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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20
FUNNYoRAMs.

New eporter-What Is this note o.
yours about9 I've tried for an hour
10 read 1t and can't City Editor. after
a careful study Of the epistle-Tm not
quite sure, but think / wrote 1t 70
tell YOU that yop'd have to improve In
your writing IL YOU wanted to hold
your Job
Jonesy-Great Cesar. Mary, YOU
start of 10 get me a little surprise for
my birthday. and here's a bill FOR
siA15. Mrs Jonss-Wul, ] WASH,
sure whether the pair Of suspenders
would prove much Of surprise 70
you, my dear, 50 l just got a little
bonnet at the same time for myself.
pu;ewesi-Doa't look and act so
glnm, old man. 80 matter what the
trouble is, the storm will blow over. %
Salneplace - VIII blow over! Ii
has already, my house and barn and
everything else on the place. Irll
cost me half I'm worth 10 could en-.
and didn't have a dollars worth OF
cyclone insurance, either durn it.
How is the water in this localitv?"
inquired a traveller, stopping a mo-
ment 10 rest under a scrub oak
That's what I'm tryin' to find out,
eApn, answered the sallow and de-
sPonaeni agriculturist sitting on the
top rail of the fence. I've dug down
a hundred feet, run out o rope. and
haint seen no signs O. water vet. Got
any tobacker2'
How are you, eolonel?" said
stranger TO member Of Washing
ton post. I'm no colonel" was the
reply. Well. major. then No.
nor major" The stranger began to
look az the man suspiciously. Then
he said: Captain, perhaps?" No. nor
captain The stranger was indig-
nant He asked coolly: What We're
YOU in the war, them" "Oh," said
the Farnhsm post man, Il wasn't any
thing in the war; only Just 6t"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

pfo nincnce. Missouri paci6c's bond
holding directors appear to want stock
to drag. New York Centrals recent
earnings and dividend record are sur
passed by none. Ontario and West
ern's recent earnings give it enconr-
aging position among low priced
stocks New England's courageous
president is rapidly rallying new and
old friends to that stocks support
Northern Pacihc's internal dissensions
and mistakes offer tempting opportu-
nifty for foreclosure proceedings by
uneasy German bondholders. Read
ing's excellent general business and
magnificent coal property ought TO he
separated, or hnanciered separately.
Erie's earning record warrants better
general support than is evident
Wabash earnings appear to follow Mis-
souri, Pacific's record of decline. Lack
awanna's game qualities seem TO fas.
cinate some hrst-class investors Re
ported Jersey Central has control
Trade, and consequently freight traffic
outside OF crop movement is appar'
emily waiting on the senate, and its
revival dependent apparently upon
the action taken there. September
clearing house returns show 3O7 per
cent less compared with last year, and
for nine months the decrease is :. per
cent The railway stocks OF the United
states for three years past show n
record of earnings unsurpassed by any
similar amount Of invested capital on
the globe, and it is significant during
all the past disturbance that the bonds
of frst-class roaos have seldom been
pressed for sale. The country has
more than four times the mileage it
had in 1871. The entire 81, 200, Ou0 600
now paid annually for transportation
OF persons and products is about II
per cent on the estimated annual prod
uct of the country
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FUN AND FOLLY.

Its just my luck cried the editor;
that fellow has just shot me in the
leg and can't ge, damages Which
leg was it?' The wooden one-ding
IT,"
- Bankster married his typewriter
OPERATOR" Yes" And She doesn't
do any more work." 1t didn't turn
out that way. She simply doesn't
draw any more salary"
MY hoy said the young mans
father Il am afraid your hard-up
condition is the result Of your idle
ness "ldleness" was the Indignant
reply, And this after I've walked
fifty blocks to-day trying to borrow
$40"
is your boy learning a tradeer
asked the traveller Of the farmer.
Mister, have You got horse?"
Yes We'll, You bring him aroun'
ter my boy fur swap, an yen fnd
that he hain't got much TO learn about
no trade
Finkenbinder-Say. that horse YOU
sold me balSs' Balks right along.
Won't bulge. You didn't tell me
anything about that sir, Mulliga.
tAwny- Didu', / tell you he had been
driven 70 s sulky for a year OF twos
Yes, but -' Then YOU knew Won
were ouying a sulky horse. What are
YOU kicking about?7
How are You getting along" asked
travelling man Of an acquaintance
who had gone on the stage. "uh.
have met with a share OF success
played Ham, Ct for the first time
Did you get through al rightq"
Yes, except that 1 happened 10
stumble aad fall into 'Ophelia's
grave That must have been em-
haraSSing. II was. bat / wouldn't
have minded ii il the audience had
not seemed 50 disappointed when / /
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SAID IN JEST.

''She is very high church. isn't sheq"
Why, she hows her head whenever
the yoang rector name j. mentioned. -"
''oh, don't. You mustn't" she cried.
as her cheek flushed roSily red. Its
a matter Of pressing importance, ne
answered
Terry-How many fish have We
hooked the day. Pate Pat-Whin Orve
got the wan orm afther and two more
ON have three.
Young Didn't / telegraph
you not 10 bring your mother with
your Young Wife-That's what she
wants 10 see YOU about She read the
telegram.
Dear me" saia mamma, what is
the baby crying FORE Hes mad at
me, mamma" said Mollie Il was
trying TO make him smile with the
glove-stretcher."
Hc-I have come 10 ask for Your
hand. She. Boston-Weu. fear I
could not endure the surgical oper-
alton. am afraid You will be torced
10 take me with IT,
lones-That young man VIII, plays
the cornet is sick, Grcen-Do yOu
think he will recover2 Joncs-rm
afraid not The doctor who is attend.
ing him lives next door
Miss Elder think il was real mean
IN you 10 tell Mr.. Ds Jones that was
sS years old Miss Fosdick-Whv. YOU
surely didn't want me % tell him Just
how old You really werce"
Mrs DiN-The law doesn't treat
woman fairly. Mrs Hicks-In what
respectF Mrs DiN-She is recognized
as a mans better half. bat II ne hap
pens 10 die IL cuts her down u a third
Tired 1ramp-Iadv, could yer helm
poor fellera a littles I've 20, hackin'
cough aud a headache lady-Weu
I've got a little wood outside You could
hack and itmight care your headache.
TramP-Awfully much obleeged. mum.
but my headache ain't % ther splitting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20
A Treasurer short.

An expert who ha gone over the
books Il the county officers ( Beaver
county has found shortage in the ac-
counts Of w. B. Stanley, late county
treasurer OF that county. to the
am punt of 81. 500 MIR. Stanley re-
moved from Beaver to oklahoma City
and later to Perry, where he is now
located engaged in the hotel business.
The Beaver Advocate believes him an
honest man ami that the sys tenn of
keeping books is in fault-thlt a
thorough Investigation will find his
accounts all right w. Il has many
friends who hope to see him come ont
OF the trouble all right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20
RAILWAY STOCKS

Two Thousand miles Of road were
added II the American railway Sys.
sem this year The years increase
will likely not exceed 5000 miles
Forty-nine roads report gross earn
ings for September l15 per cent less
than a year ago For the third week
sevcuty-nine roais show 10 Sc per cent
less, aud for the fourth week thirty
eigat roads show as per cent de-
crease FIRST wees Of October shows
improvement Mcstera roads are
crowded 10 the extreme limit Of their
capacity In handling worlds fair pas
scnger trahi> Tonnage Of cereal crops
Is unsatisfactory and possibly APP
proa hing best for the season Gov
crnment directors ~ the Union Pa
ciac recommend prompt and complete
adjustment of the SIS. o00. 600 due the
government. The Louisville aud
Nashville stockholders may not APP
prove Of new stock Their percentage
0t expenses 10 earnings as reported is
about "a per cent for April, May and
Iapc. against aboU, 81 per cent aver
age for the preceding nine months.
Atchjson's net earnings for the entire
system appear much less than year
ago Their Cherokee strip business
may offset the decreased tonnage. In
corn tonnage and through business, as
wall - ~, nu,annf ~ r,,nu,,- hauNl.A
Rnrllngton's 8, $50 miles exceeds North
western with its :, l6s miles Of track.
Rock Islands earnings for September
and Tor nine months are strong guar
antee Of dividends st. Paurs recent
earnings argue ability 10 hold present
position. The Great Northern system
Is the outlet OF wonderful North
ss,~, developing rapidly. The Mexi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

fBANS Il >NgrH editor aud owner
of the Wichita Reacon. Is dead. Editor
Smith came 10 Wichita when the
he was poor boy without education
or other advantages His ability and
industry raised him 80 the first rank
among journalists lie was one ct the
few newspaper boys whose efforts
bring financial success. and at the
time q his death had accumulated a
snug competence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20
Concernins wIod-Jammer

The tuba player In the Guthrie brass
band confines his diet TO sweet pota.
toes and beans lie is said To be the
loudest blower in the territory-and
feels perfectly at home in Guthrie. -
oklahoma City press-Gazette.
Why should he rot feel at home
herce Guthrie is the fairest flower Of
them all. The tuba player in que
ton came from oklahoma City. By
enjoying our climate and beans he
finds himself less drowsy and more as
tuIe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

VIM. Stratman. agent for McCor-
micks, came in from Omaha yesterday
and is stopping at the Hotel Daily.
While eating supper last evening he
fell into . tit and crea.ed momeU.
tary commotion. This is no reflection
on the supner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

BoSvoN fashion exchanges announce
than the latest thing in ladies attire S
"hlouneej skirts built upon a trousers
basis The advantage of the pen
daut hounces over the plain biturcatea
urticle is not apparrut-uulcSs they
nre - concea. rePair>
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

E TINS Populists II Kansas have about
aelided to give Jerry simpson a rest
in the present campaign and save his
eloquence for future reference. They
should also call Mrs. Lease of or il
will prove case Of saving a; the
spigot and wasting at the buug.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

4 IYNCuING was narrowly aveIted
at ST Louis yesterday. II will now
be in order for the St Louis Republic
in its crusade against Judge Lynch's
court to use u little charity at home
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

TaVEsro, 5 gal puc>>e1 tae i@i;
las; Monday when he imPe0>ouAtet
poc>idsn; Cleveland - the telephone
and 5eG1z1el t.ssz's recaIi fc5n the
senate BE F'4ye1 ;he roe of OSla-
ho-za rcs--se -e,e-es before the de-
ravGae-s 1z1 G.t-e was though; % i;.
bu; iups->--at-uS a president : a
So>rl 5c4l-cvez to- Thv-s,on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

A LAWRENCE, KAN, man got on q
drunk She other dav and died We
grieve in bis misfortune, but stll II
he drank Kansas whisky his punish
mont was not wholly unmerited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

THE American Express company are
SHY package containing $4,000 1t
is probable that the train robbers
called when the express company was
nos at home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

The Leader Bindery is one OF
the best Institutions Of the
kind in the West and is daily
turning out large quantities OF
work. Send i'm your orders for
binding and blank books and
they will be promptly at
tended to,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

COURTESY is all well enough in its
way. but the long drawn out exhibit
tion in the senate comes decidedly too
hivh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

VAN NooRmrEs knows what IL is to
go wool gathering, and came home
ShOrn
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
RAIIoI,AD TIME TABLE.


NORTH BOUND.
No. 400. Chichago EXpress... $40 a. m.
No. 4OS, NJ. River Express. $500 p. m.
No. 42a. Way Frcight..........ll;l y. m.
SOUTH HOUND.
No 403 Texas Express. s.......1l: 40 p. m.
No 407 Oklahoma Express. 1905 y. IN.
No 423. Way Freight....,.... l:Oa a. m.
Passengers should procure tickets be-
fore getting on the train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20
People who Eat.

/ VIII find all kinds of game, such as
quail, squirrel. rabbit, prairie chicken
aud fresh oysters and fish, served ia
the best style at Wm loves rcstau-
rant. .t3tt
For a good shave. hair cut or sham.
poo. go To Towers Bros, artistic bar
bers, ll0, South Second street, oppo-
site postoilice. Good work guaranteed
Have you tried those cigars at Lii
lies drug store? 22s-G
LoSr-Note book Return to Nib.
lack, LEADER office.
Ladies, see that elegant new line OF
stationery at +. B Lille a Co. :.
FoR SALE-A lady's pony. Cau at
AS North First street .G2tt
WANTED -Four day boarJcrs at ll2
Villas avenue. root
Attend the races at oklahoma City.
October Goth. .-th and 2Sth 259t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

Have YOU tried those cigars at Lii
lies drug store2 22S-tf
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Ladies. see that elegant new line OF
stationery at T. B Lille a Co. :.
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M OFFtR kNrAAONOINARY.

Attend the races at oklahoma City.
October Goth. e.th and 2Sth 25"t.
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LoSr-Note book, Return to Nib.
lack, LEADER office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-20

WANTED -Four day boarjcrs at ll2
Villas avenue. root
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For SALE-A lady's pony. Call at
as North First street ,G2tf
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Did you eve notice when a mar
s1nites his thumb with IA hammer
while putting down a carpet under
his wife's supervision how quickly
he thrusts the bruised and throbbing
member into his mouth. People
think it is because the application is
soothing. Eut the movement is pure,
ly involuntary, like winking. The
man cannot help il.
The fact is that nature knows what
a man is apt TO say under such cir
cumstances, and SO has provided him
with an automatic stopper. When
ever he hits his thumb hard enough
to hurt-and it doesn't take a very
hard blow almost to kill Il maj when
he is doing something he doesnt like
to do-by ii sort of interlocking sys
tenn his thumb flies into his mouth.
and for the critical moment speech
is cut off. Exchange.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

4 Gan Francisco I'aper
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

According to Mr.. andrew Lang
there are about loo. ego %nDyelIsts in
Great Britain. This statement is
somewhat shorn of its terlors by the
fact that out Of this huge army Of
story tellers only 800 have succeeded
in getting their works published.
The remainder are still in the de.
clinesl with thanks" stage Of their
literary and will in all prob.
ability remain there.
Mr.. Andrew Lang takes a very dis
couraging view of the prospects of.
fered by novel writing to those who
propose to adopt it as IA profession,
the special gifts and training required
being such as to render failure inev
table in the case Of the great ma.
jority Of these candidates for literary
fame. The reflections suggested by
this condition Of things are not pleas
ant. for they all point to a world OF
human suffering of the bitterest kind
"a world of blighted hopes. Of dill
gence defeated. of despair and ruin
Strange it is To find SO many peo,..e
facing this fare for the sake of see
ing themselves in print.-Londol
Telegraph.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Tribniati.n. . i .Di5s zlEera, sEos'sr
Whn Hisaej 3, 3" Economical.
She was b EaUae ElSe54a ~ 2.
accredited With l5Jse' t.lau osa...a
common ~stsH5t n an ii,1s5f#,tln.l ii
this. Size l3,l ~stitti uae.i atsp. ~"
openings were oyer bes, u tG1yi1.
winter hat No tine nasi been LIST.
however. for Size had studied the lE..t
question IN all Its pll.se- ard l:1"w
exactly WHAT size wanted IL Wa IL
be Il round hat. and mus, met cost ii
penny W eight dollars
For an hulir or i, size Went fingI
II shop to another "tt,st loo';in@
on. After pointing out three "r
four hatS which particularly p, aS','
her sic seated herself before the i@:@
mirror with Il GLASS i'll tie band ere
of the hats i'll tl'"ethet ihs
hat. il her L.a.l@. NJ = i.e"Usy. Int
Oh her head j W., yar ino-t r,..s-
coming thing size h"i "ver seem.
TIE neHt HAT W. toA i:.' "a !.
VIZ, trillm,@. ia" c,l.sliyao,t-l -.
third ton ~l.aIi ana rliui. t.> IL" j.
cost too h4@en .nt - s,@n~
smiles were les frt4.a at r:i iisr
sale.uo.aau lar..H iath4ts,.-
T., n.;e,.r 4 Ii H.. Z r,a. ,.,
irr4-a!ta Tri @,e .4~,r-~ztiE!- ~ Her
self tia; ~.aa y moi rtft;jE4 su..i "a
f,ls. il. that woman N front - The
NEXT r.irraf. Then eI.a wondered
VII. t..aa- TT ID nish = rf4es.
in,f.tf.5 et.n- ,gora4.4 f;t-. tg.a.r r.
dtpu'4a~f & ..a,l haa,fct~. Nr..'. . -
woman wiz a lna a4a s.H.54, F..ca
snapt rar t.tla -.s,ls..f =. n,.i.saiF i,trl
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
NO "a 49,.

A -.e,s.. .srt 3s.. .fsr y.,s s..4 /, =
a,,,,s.. = t@,. tue
Tnal, ,t,< = Crush. ~ "sls ="
sey. III. ia".e1t =: ..ta IN = r..
Asta4lr zgts satat ~ ~,".t!@& EN- 81
to the !, iSl =. ,ua1 c.'pp
riaa -. FL. II Fl. .2ssea. aafi u
tlar.rh Il ralf. ii t}t' oaE
7,Gaa peg -5 H., .ss.' tat. y"
revotEe. + 1850 faf -, u. !
uiana H. als t. n -"
door, ana DIE>. u The cEaaIc. vas
also there. ia.t ac ll".I .gt tggn
obliged % soes il! rel " mai"
Of aapl" proportions tts.' ,E I'll the
.Arg:~ eye2 ,u.
\ mdn in Ire sfraaaa en-
IL" the - - W4fE al IT,, mn! lis
attention 8a- ~assnae,el - i woiaan
and Il chil! at riiow. Ilemattnr
" fair aLil ta1ev. the G'hsi thiD 2nd
slealy. alt Wltf, lars. t~,;~troHs eyes
tirat sparkle E,l it.ts1i HiTatl"n too
deep ~: Wn II she &..EtE. spell!
bound upon T." d.: 2fs' n1hiisc wa
ters hurry i1t3 "rrl t.!e iai1".
They h@, not been there more
than ii minute when Il" w"hian 's
claimed
My. isn't 1t pretty: Ain You
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TIE ElETt : KNEW.
Eyi,lenr. of - 81 :. ':tHtr in the
stupid inoAin.s s'tc;;,ier:n.

Evi,lenr. Of ~ .l, paurr in the
stupid i~"o>ing rte;as,i"r:n.
Stories Of the elephants -aracity
are everywhere rte III India. and in
Iced every one who happens t. hav.
>een these creatures employed ii
government contract labor viii
scarcely have failed 10 notice nu-
inero1ls instances of ii himself.
An engineer officer who Was sta.
,ioned at Calcutta IA few years back
WAS Possessed nf IL very valuable IL"
plant. which. t. his great grief. co.,
tract.sl i. viruleut di~ea+r of the
eyes. and after %sutferiH" ~itfl it for
a few days became completely blind.
His owne. thereup"n applied TO Il
resident surgeon. stating the ease.
and asking if he could do anything
for the relief of his favorite.
The surgeon. after examining the
elephants eyes, said that he WIS
willing to try the effect of nitrate of
silver On one Of them. that being !
remedy which was very beneficial in
the treatment of the human eye af
1icted with q similar disease. The
animals driver was accordingly sum-
moned. and the great beast by his
instrumentality made to lie down.
The doctor then applied the nitrate
Of silver, and the elephant uttcring d
roar Of pain jumped UP and behaved
in such an outrageous fashion that 1t
was some hours before he could he
Gained down and secured ia his stable
again.
A dav or two ~afterward the doctor
calle,. again, and found that his appli
cation had worked wonders. the
sighto the one eye being almost Ell
tirely restored, and in consequence
determined to operate in Il similar
manner on the other. He WAS apIre-
hensiye of the animals behavior.
more especially as he was now able
TO see, and suggested that he I've prop
erly secured before he operated upon
him. However. the elephant hid
recognized the doctors voice. and to
everybody's establishment followed
him OF his own accord out of the sta
Bile into the open. lay down without
any persuasion, placing his head qui,
city on one side with the diseased
eve upward, then curled UP hi-
trunk and drew III ii deep breath,
like any h nan being might do who
was about 70 undergo a painful OPP
Grafton. and awaited the doctors
pleasure.
The latter used his brush as deS
,erously as possible, and applied thu
caustic as quickly as no could and q
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Perhaps bug one vessel afioat-t thu
police tug St,.klcy-can boast of tele-
phone connection with the world at
large. A regular telephone has a
place on the wall Of the main cabin.
and when at anchor off Vine street
the instrument is connected with a
switchboard on the wharf by a heav.
lily insulated wire. When thus o
nected those aboard can talk to any
part Of the city. or 10 any point
reached hg long distance telephone
without LEAVING the vessel. -Phile-
delphla Record.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

What treasures of the ancient
world may still lie hidden amor. the
debris of the past Where are the
riches Of Babylon and Sineyeh;
where are the secret treasure cham.
bers of Egypt; whore is the gold OF
the Phpnlcians. Where is the tomb
of Alaric. the Goth. thai was
crarnmed with all the richest spoil-
of Rome: Who HIS discovered the
secret places IL Mexico and Perm,
where the untold wealth - mighty
dynas.ies wa, stored!-Ail the lcai
Round.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
African f. TETS.
A .',@os "a~r, 60 - .ra @.s >t.!kes
Gsc.n-p ~ ;fir rr ~ :. .~t.i,.:.

t;ee'.H.r - II" ! 80" ii : @iF'-t'".
Tie Ba!Hssl. a. IT, i,--v'> 't
The MIA 1Ig1"1' d st. tl1 II -"
trail AE}ir" "aE .%@t.. '[..."E @j1 ~
celient local rattHtst'af ~ n"1-'.t!.
e1+. They I.t.': t.ter eitet' j. ri -
III the 4etfn i& @+s; !s'-t -@4 "a ---
surfa,- III 'a' .|Hi. t3} ."
pens tjf1t .s"sI-t +. .E'.t ~ e
depth n Et'' "it,. s' 'fss,'.5. y z
furnaces, N.t."'t ;te ""lEilt'. - q
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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
Growing Good Taste.

An evidence to me" said AN Oh
servant merchant recently. of the
growing good taste III the cninmu
nifty is the tendency ! have Noticed
nov through several holiday seasons
of a disposition to Luy the best rath
er than tie most for the money eN
pended. The rich buy really ex
quisite and valuable things more
than they used to, and those oi mod
crate income want small. choice
things rather than ahowy aud much
for-little effects. Merchants have
undoubtedly recognize: this. md
rectiy at least. for yras by year the
stock of desirable tritles has grown.
New York Times.