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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

TO do 80 Mt fixed, known aud certain
iigsra, and that. too, of the very best
which money eau buy, The reputation
of the world renowned Palmer house
Is assurance enough Of the quality Of
the accommodations which The Gazette
has 50 liborllly provided for its patrons
BN this plan the visitor can by paying
only Sti1, secure one of these iirst-clasF
round trip tickets, and boarl aud lodg-
ing In Chicago's famous Palmer house
for seven days Without this ticket
the board aud lodging alone would cost
a very large proportion of this, 10 say
nothing of the round trip dcket from
Fort Worth To Chicago.
S05 buys the ticket
and seven days board
and lodging ~ the PAT
mer house.
II you realize what real frst-clasa
meal costs Ia a good restaurant look
over the Palmer house hill OF fare Un
the first pagr Of The Gazette. Nog
must admit that you could not match
the meals In any tlrst-class restaurant
ior 50 Il day by this plan they ruSs
you about $50. Certainly that is low
enough, hut you can do sim better IL
you want to remain for ton days.
Your railroad ticket
and board and lodging
for ten days Will cost
ANu WHY TNUa
As The number of days Of your siag
increases the rate tx lower, Tint is,
II you make your contract here before
ynu leave. Have no fear that you Will
hive any trouble about q room. Wa
provided for that when this contract was
made, and will positively provide you
with all we offer IN our advertisements.
SEE HERE.
For 500. Round trip ticket TO Chicago
and seven days board and lodging
For SO Round trip ticket 10 Chi
cngo aud ten days board aud lodging
For Sl25O Round trip ticket to-
Chicago aud fifteen days board and
lodging,
For $40 Round trip ticket 10 Chi
cago and twenty days board and lode-
ing
For Si45. Round trip ticket 10 Chi
cngo and thirty days board and lodg-
Ing
All orr tickets for board aud lodging
are on the famous Palmer house, right
In the heart Of the city, and convenient
to all street car lines and places Of
amusement,
C0ii on or write to The Gazette, Fort
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

After brief sojourn at his old home he
will 90 TO Chicago and remain month
ur more at the fair.
General Il. Gunner of the Globe Dem
ocrat returned this morning from Den.
yer. ''rhe people are wild out there
said he. and the prospect is exceedingly
gloomy. Colorado Is u great silycr-pro-
dncing state and when the price dropped
to ~ 1t created intense excitement, Party
lines are obliterated IN that state. The
citizens are all frtc.silyer mcn."
Mr.. aud Mrs. y H. Scott and daughter
and Beverly Kendall returned yesterday
from Chirago, after doing the fair
for three weeks "lt would require six
months time TO 20 over the grounds
and visitor would discover something
new and novel each day." remarked Mr.
Scott 10 Gazette man. II blush now
when | think Of the Texas building, It
Is stately edifice. but all II contained
when ! left there was picture OF sam
Houston AMI register wherein visitors
are permitted to inscribe their names
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

There seems to have been a great diversity
az opinion us regards food between tho tive
French bicyclists who competed In the 100
mile raoe IN Paris Terront, the winner,
was given every three hours cup of strong
beef tea and glass OF coca wine. As he got
on tho cycle he took a small glassfnl Of
Chattrouse Al lunch and dinner he took
a bowl Of beef broth with an egg beaten up
"a 1t. When he could not shake of sleepi.
moss, he WINS given caffeine.
II his mouth was parched, this trainer let
him have the quarter Of juicy orange OF
some grapes Toward the end Of the match
he drank three glaAaes Of dry champagne.
Core took quite different course and ata
much more heavily than his opponent, tax
ing during the match 10 mutton chops,
many hard eggs and thighs OF fowls
London 1'ItBlts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
THE SAP RoBBER.

San Antonio, Tex. July 1.-(Snccial -
No news has yet been received from
Sheriff Seal and posse in pursuit of the
Breckenridge train robbers, Deputy
United States marshals have been placed
all along between here and the Rio
Grande and it is hoped TO intercept the
robbers before they reach the Rio
Grande. May. the ruhber here. in JUL
contends that his shot which killed Fire
man Frank Martin was accidental. He
saws also the conductor was the first
man TO lay hands on him, but that it
was Section Foreman Smiths bullets
which stopped him. The question Of the
reward is still in controversy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
GOING TO THE WORLDS FAIRY


Everv nerson WIN has even thought
of visit lo the great Columbian inter
national cNposition In Chicago, has been
more concerned to know what die cost
of the visit was 10 be; than IN tie se-
leeiioh OF route or holei Tor hoihs
Wiiile III lineage a.,
Inc various routes IRON fort worm
are hl good ana tne prce OF uehets
over each Is me snule 50 nut tnu
prospective visitor count ne cost iron'
NE ordinary STANDPOINT runs hDont
TINS way
Railroad ticket there and back. $40
Ten days board In Chicago.... 80
Sleeping car and meals IN r0uie... II
Street car and hack hire, etc... y
Total ................. $40
trbosa nra nat ,,iye, ns exoct 6gnres
I'm, are so neor v,hnt an n1linnry visitor
may expeet. thai h Is practically cor.
rect.
New, the Fort Worth Gazette makei
two propositions. by either of which
visitor to Chicago can get at II very
greatly reduced cost, see al there Is to
be seen, live IN comfort At one Of the
finest hotels in the World aud be- re-
turned to his. home fun Of new ideas
rieh N eSpefiehee a liii, p,u E9ry itie
our OF POCKET Tor VISIT he VIII rehehi'
her with pleasure to ne end d ms
days, and relate TO ms glnnuchlldreh
u ,Ii ms ga Ky age ~ one oi 'ns n'oi'en'ou7
NUN T,pS.r ppoposITtoS
'"'7i NJ
Is, 70 give TO anyone, VINO wlil secure
ten (lO) annual subscriptions 70 the Fori
Worth Daily Gazette, at the regnlnr
subscription price OF ~ per year one
fully paid, hrst-class round iflp uckei,
good from Fort Worth To chicago from
now uniil Get 70, aud returning nnii1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
CAPT. JONES' BODY
GIVEN UP BY MEXICAN THIEVES
ON THE RIO eRANDE.
Rangers Ware Preparing 10 Cross lnio Mexico
and Fight When The Robbers
Became Discreet.

-, :. %, b., ID. 49,.
~ Iaso' Tex. July l'-lSpcclnll
Sheriff Simmons aud posse returned this
evening from tl,n acen. of tbe 6rht y.s.
,1.
''ro'y morning p''Wp'n lne i'NnS
rangers and u gang Of Mexican thieves
mud cutihrnats ia which Captain Frnnlc
t,nos AZ ,t,, cannon. ,,.,s t,rot
"'m'' " w '"',s''e we N'''V",
Inc sheflh anu posse rAhlped hht hight
on the American side Of tho river within
.t,,t,t of ia. bnttic ,.rnttnd nnd tho adoho
80, |...,.t,. -, III, MI.
hphs' Nh'Ie 'hl''"ln '"i'' p"us ""s
being held By the MeAicans, who had
refused 10 surrender the body.
TLa ,,.a ,I,an,h ali, ,hir,v.o,e
"'"s" ''s
strong, had Determined TO cross INTO AioA'
leo this morning Al daylight aud recover
,ha lndv liz fnrr. n sheriff Simmons
W ' ~ -, ~,
iailel 10 secure ~ SURRENDER peiu'e 'h"i
time. The Mexicnns knew of this do
,er,nlnntiou and had aasenbled about
,,,,. $3.50. ..,,,. ~ ,o.ts, ~, ,,,,.b
~ Strong it'uS 10 ''''7' VI, "''"S~,
The sheriff came up TO Juhrez iast
night on Il special train and notified
~. .t.,,t,,., ~ ,bst ,itv M tho ran
Ji,i9y ~ afair.. stating he would be mn
AIls 20 mg G 'ngel hi 2is IL lshi X liz
Mexican thieves dld NOT suiffnhef tue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
Personal MENTION.

Hill. Chillcrs. recently with tbc
inttt Herald, will remain in Dallas for
couple of weeks, Il is announced. be.
ne rf-engaging in the newspaper busi,
ess.
Hon. Sam Klein has returned from
aivcston, where he was called on buSs
AIRS $. White and' son Charles have
me 10 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs John Harlic and child
cparted tonight FOR Asheyillp. y. c.,
|hefe they Will pass the summer.
w. ii. Cameron of Waco is at the
E'ndsOr.
Z. b. Eyins of Spartansburg, S. c.,
q Visitor here,
Hamer Eads. travelling freight agent
fh' International aud Great Northern
'ilrond with headquarters In San An
mic, Is In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Nm G.. Scharf leave
Ipnlay by Mallory Steamer for New
Qfk After two weeks spent in the
asl they will 10 10 Chicago to put in u
untl at the Worlds fair.
ti4gor Connor. Roral A. Ferris and
'enp Hamilton will 90 to Wisconsin
p Aug. 10, and remain there two
|ftls, after which they will do the fair.
49, Common and sou, Ed, will accompany
A. lnrty.
Iawford Mnrmadnkc win depart for
NtH Springs Mo, to visit his father
etnel Darwin Narmadnkc, tomorrow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
ESCAPED PRISONERS
Caught Alter Desperate fluhl-one viii
Die

Albany, Tex. July 1.-(Specinll-
sheriff W. A. Williams and Chief Depu-
q j. i. Heskey, returned ut late hour
this morning from the old Henderson
ranch on California creek, some forty
overhauled Ed and John Taylor. aims
John Kirk and Ralph Cravens. two of
the three prisoners who escaped from
the Incksboro jail on Tuesday evening.
and after a lively chase and number OF
shots had been exchanged. they succeeded
in capturing Kirk aud two horses aud
saddles, the property of A. r. Myers of
Young county, The horses aud saddles
have been fully Identified by the de-
scription sent from Graham
Kirk is badly wounded and may die.
having been shot three times, twice in
the body aud once In the thigh. Cravens
is thought to be badly wounded, and as
the officers are in hot pursuit il is thought
he will be captured tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
BANKER ARRESTED.

Thomas w. j. Wood. former cashier
4 lhe Ninth National bank of Dallas
yhirh went TO the wall in 1892 was ar
esrd nj Dublin, Tex. today by Deputy
,Anrshnl McAlurrHy of this district. The
,Netrral grand jury returned seven In
-hcipicnts against Wood, -four for max
;'N falNe REPORTS Of The condition of the
pank to the comptroller and three for
smpczzlemrnt Of Over S2nO,OOO of the
Wtls of the institution, He was taken
Ftpre Judge John r. Rector Of the Fed.
nv court tonight and his bond placctg
70 100000, In default of bond he was
reannded 10 the custody of Marshal l.
y. Hurst. Wood was u Napoleon of
1iiance during the boom in this city aud
Nfd like \ prince. One of his acts
yas taking 800 OF his friends in II she,
lai train TO his old home in Rockwell
r4 providing them with a sumpmon.
iAtluet. !
Tbs makes four national bankers ar.
esud since Tuesday and It is rumorod
hat two more have skipped the country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
DALLAS.
hoTHER BANKER ARRESTED
ON A CHARGE OF FRAUD.


Dallas. July Special. 1.-The Ga
Be correspondent interviewed nenry
/, the bankers in the city today Ihey
plaud President Cleveland for cn'lins
ngress together and demand the nl,-
nditionnl repeal Of the Sherman aet,
5. Daugher,y. by all odds the aplest
|yocate Of silver coinage IN ms ,,, el,S,
clares that the gold trust OF Europe
hand in hand with the gold trust of
e. United States and their united aim
q demonetize Ard deba ,5sso silver, I've ,.i He
IA viii be overwhelmingly defeated.
NiSDG Mr.. Cleveland will be driven
pm mower. and Mr.. Daugherty is n
i,aibneI James b. Simpson. the new
li1r of the Times-Herald declares the
ichhpt to deinonetize silver the foul
hApiracy Of the gold trust against the
i'he PopulistS are delighted with the
ri affairs have taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
JUDGE D. n. BLEDsoE.

Abilene Tex. July 1.-(specinij "a
gloom WAS east over the eniire city this
norning upon the receipt Of the news Of
The death II Judge u. r. Bledsoc. a.
citizen Of this place. which occurred al
Rryan. Tex. at an early hour This morn
Judge Bledsoc wns most highly ckierni-
90 citizen. and professionally be- bad %
superior AZ the bar IN West Texas, Hi
inlefinent viii take Idnte at Cleburnu
tomorrow. his former place Of re-idence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
TRAN RopBER GETS IT.

Omaha, Neb.. ,Iuly lin the Federal
leader Of the gang that attempted to
hold up the Missouri Pacific express.
pleaded guilty to ''eonsprne to obstruct
and retnrd the passage Of the United
States mails and was sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
DEATHS.
MRS. cRlTrENDnN.

sulphur Springs. Tex. July 1.--(Spe-
cial.l Tho remains Of Mrs s. D.. Crit,
icnden Of Paris, who died in Waco,
arrived IN this city yesterday afternoon
at 2i40 and lay IN state NJ The red.
dence Of Colonel H. NJ Henderson, until
4 o'clock, when services were held NJ
the VI. y. church. A large cofiegc fol-
lowed the body TO the grave. Mrs. Girl.
tendon WIS widely known over The state
anl leaves host Of sorrowlng friends
and relatives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
A cIEAN SWEEP.

Hon ]. l. Dogget; stepped in and Col
7. W. llearnr stepped ont Of the office
o. colleotur Of internal revenue this MORN
in< Collector Doggeii ut once made II
fuirs. Walter NIc.r Of Mckinney is The
uew chief clgrR; Robert Woods Of Me
i>nney office clerk. George y. Patrick
N fhnrgc of irsi division ut Dcnison: H.
y, Myers, second division at Dallas: w.
u. tonnollee Of Enstlund in charge of
the lllird division, aud Thomas i. Hem
tefsop of Sulphur Springs of the fourth
1iflsipn. with headquarters at Fort
Worth. Patrick. Myers and Henderson
servrN IN the same positions from 1854
10 ISIS, aud were removed by Col
lirarpc. That gentleman will locate in
Ihclgo. and his chief deputy. Il. i.
Grover, will embark IN business in Dial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
VALUABLE HORSE KILLED.

Freeport. Ill.,, July IA fearful rain
storm, accompanied By lightning pre-
vailed in this section last night. The
large stock barn of NJ. II. McHcnry
was struck by lightning and Wilkes
Russell, the famous PAGER who has gone
trial mile IN 300 aud had record of
2:l5. was killed He was eight years
old and valued at S3O,OOO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Worlds Fair Grounds. July 1.-Dr Has
sler. commissioners for Paraguay. who GOV
cred his countfy's exhibit In several Of Inc
buildings on account OF helng unjustly ar
rested by Columbian guard, decided Today
10 Oyerlook the afrihr on The solicitation
OF chief Putnan. and the coverings were
taken from the exhibit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

Kansas city. Mo-. July 1.-Fifs ae,e-
gates, representing all the unions In Mis-
souri, Of the Western district or thcfTnlted
Mine Workers Association. met here today
10 decide whether or not Mlssolri miners
should iunuguruic sympathy strike In
aid OF their Kansas brethren.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

The grand jury Of Judge Charles Fred
llivkers conrl adjonrned this morning.
lii"r returning large number of IN.
The Grand Army posts will celebrate
We Fourth of July at Oak GIN by patri.
ific specehes and the burning of powder
sl'hree dams VIII BE-. put in the Trinity
Wer netweSh tms city. and the Texas
HES from Dallas. The comnnny hone
hHse the dams completed by lie mid.
IL Of September
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
|HE WANTS 10 sTARyE.

f'ranklin T.. Milef. under death sen
ute for the murder of Officer w. IL;
iddle. has notpnriaken Of morsel
FOOD since The court of appeals refused
ave his meek. u week ago. When he
tempted suicide he lost a great deal OF
ooi. and is growing very weak. lie
|idfntly AIMS to cheat tine gallows 10y
nling hinseli 10 der N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02
cHunnn nIoWN powN.

IawisyilIe, Tex. July 1.--fSpccial) -
Very vague reports have inst been re-
cciyed here Of storm which occurred
nbom . o'clock this evening. six miles
northeast of here, DESTROYED. tecf0fs
chanel. a urge Methodist church. Further
particulars caniot b. Obtained touigpt,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-02

tgspeo for this es Pairs of Fast Color Socks Black Brown
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Messrs. Sexton l. Stanton yesterday
completed the official grade plats Of
Miles City for which they had a con
tract, and the work is certainly most
thoroughly done. Ii shows no, only
the true grade, but also the ueyiations
Of the surface Of the ground, the fire
limits AMI all of the water mains as ut
present laid. Accordingly To it the
Presbyterian church corner is 10 feet
lower than the corner of Park and Main
streets. and the Maeqaeen house is the
highest grade point in the plat. The
map will bc turned over to the city in
a few days, and is well worth an inspec-
| ton,
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

II is learned that Bishop Brewer will
arrive AT Glendise next Wednesday
from the east. On Thursday evening
he will conduct services at that place.
assisted by Mr.. Pritchard. and on the
first train both will come to Miles City.
Services will be held in this place Satur-
day evening. At the morning service
the bishop will confirm II class Of candi-
dates. three having already signiiied
their intention Of joining the church,
while som others have the matter I'M
der consideration.
Sunday afternoon al ; o'clock the
h.s'e. and Mr.. Pritchard will hold
services at Fort keogh, assisted by the
| Miles City choir. Colonel Page having
kindly furnished transportation for the
occasion. When the bishop paid his
last visit To this place the keogh choil
very kindly came over and added much
to the interest OF the visit. 1t has
| therefore. been determined upon the DC
casion of his visit to that place to return
| the compliment.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Last evening Rev. 7. g. Boylap was
called upon To perform the ceremony
which united .Jonn Nigro and Miss
Hannah Hanson in marriage. iit
groom has been u resident Of Miles City
for several years. and Tie bride has but
recently come here for Butte. 4 mum.
Der of the friends Of the rpntraciin.
parties assembled at the residence OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Nick Niero t. Witness the
ceremony. and while INDUCING in Tie
Injuries of the season. joined IL Wishing
them Il most happy and prosperous voy
age through life. The printers were moi
forgotten. and while demolishing the
contents Of 8; good sized basket. desired
to add their congratulations to those of
the merry party assembled at the we'd
ding.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
Pain .ctf-1nilirtei.

This il supposed to b. an age of cnligliten.
menf. Yet the ha'f-ciyilizcI persistence with
which hosts OF people keep dosing themselves
nn small occasion, argues a blind crc.iuiity
characteristic of the dark ages. Constipation
has a myriad of alleged curatives. which in a
nausrous dose merely cvacuate the bowels-this
operation being preceded by pain and followed
by wcakncss-tle latter an effect of their exces-
sive. violent action. Podyphyllin, alocs, gam
b,ra embodied in the form of pills. bluemass,
calomel these are among the violent medica-
ments for which should be substituted Hostet-
ter'- Stomach Bitters. the finest, most genial
laxative extant, never gripping. and resembling
in its action an effort Of nature in her ~liappiest
mood. This benign and thorongl, medicine is
ais, AN antidote to malaria and rheumatism
gives strength to the system. renders digestion
perfect. and regulates the kidneys urd bladder.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
Tbr Reform school.

One OF the Miles City gentlemen who
went To Helena 10 assist IN securing
the agricultural college for this place
yesterday telegraphea to Il friend here
to the effect that the Butte. Bozeman,
Missoula and Dillon combination was
too strong TO defeat in an endcavor to
get the college. and the probability ac-
cordingly was that ii would be given to
Bohemian by the vote Of the house Of
representatives. 1t is. however. under
stood that in the omnibus bill in the
house. which locates ali of the state in
situations, Miles City is scheduled for
! the reform school.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

The following deeds have been til.

The following deeds have Deer filed
with the county recorder:
Susan Young and husband to Louisa
Dominy. east 20 feet in block 81. lot
8: 81.
Z. u. Milburn and husband to Mary
Eta krcidler. lot 6. block 70. Miles
City: $500.
II. W. NcIntire. administrator. to
VIM. Courtenay. lots ! and =. block II.
Miles addition to Miles City: $50.
NJ. Bol!es Il Co. 10 Margaret Louisa
Gushing, lGo acres IN section "a. town
ship :. north Of range II east: $3.50.
NJ. Bolias Il Co. 10 Moses Z. Rowe. lGO
acres in 81 ions T. and Il. township 6.
north of range IL east: 81 loo.
James NJ. Sharp to Z. X. Davis. lots 6
and :. block SO. Miles City: 81.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
strength, and Health.

If you are mol feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Eitiers. If La
Grippe has left YOU weak and wear
Use Electric Bitscrs. This remedy acts
directly on liver. stomach and kidneys.
gently aiding those organs To perform
their functions. II you are afflicted
with sick headache, san will find speedy
and permanent relief b, taking Electric
Bitiers. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy YOU need. Large
bottles only :l1c. at Wright's Drug store.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
Removal Notice.

The undersigned takes pleasure in an
nouncing to his many patrons and the
public in general that on and after Feb
ruary 9th he will be permanently iocat.
ed in W. f. Savage's drug store. where
he will be pleased to see his old custom
ers and as many new ones as possible
My motto is good work, prompt atten
ton and low prices. Thanking all fol
their very liberal patronage during thu
past two years | respectfully solicit |
continuance. W. =. WATERS.
If .Jeweler.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

on tria! sar failure 10 report as ustal on
Friday. without n CORD and sufficient
excuse. TIE prisoner made a very p!aus-
Idle pea ~ c!euc4cy, but hi story was
ve.. auttiaing. and his eG !~rav,r- to
pIoFc an eiaai :cil 10 tn. Eiou4i ID view
Of some yer, strong evidence i.tt fnanfl
BY rroaccut n ssweftitiSer. George was
convicted. am! upon the promise TO in
future obey the rules and regulations
was let of with Il fine 81 - cents.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05
Proposals for County Printing.

Sealed bids will bc received 10y the
kaard Of Commissioners Of Custcr
County until y O'Clock noon Of Monday.
.eh. 6tii. 1888. Tor all public printing for
which the county chargeable. including
all legal advertising required by law to he
made. all official publications and al.
blanks and blank books 10 be furnished
for tn" period Of one year. The bids to
be addressed to the undersigned and
endorsed Proposals for printing" The
Board receives the right 10 reject any 81
all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
\. II. S~wnRDFIGER.
Clerk of the Board.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trcsco.t are keep
ers OF the gov. Lighthouse. al SAM Beach.
Mich. and are blessed with ii daughter.
four years old. Last April she Was TAX
en- down with measels. followed With a
dreadful cough and turning into 1t few
er. Doctors at home and at Detroit
treated her. but in vain. she grew wors.
rapidly. until she was a mere handful
Of bones Then she tried DIR. hing's
New Discovery and after the use Of two
and q half bottles. was completely
cured. They say DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is worth rs weight in gold. yet
.on may get ii trial bottle free al John
Wright's Drug store.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-05

Willie WitAe:hy-When Old you pet
lie new o~Eeicoat: | thought you said
Tol wasn't GGiu To have one.
Eobb" .'lnitsm-l v.sn'f. Bat III.
other ni"ht | happened to see Io,. kiss
3ur servant eirl.-Clo:hier and Fur
aa1.er.