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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

when was In Georgia. remarked the
drummer, 81 had some horseback riding to
do, going around among my customers in
tho country away from the railroad At
one store where L stopped there was Il
traction engine about ready to start, and
got young oolored fellow to watch my
horse. When had been in the store for 10
or 10 minutes, the boy came in.
az can't watch yo' boss no longer boss
he said anSiously.
"'Is that engine there YETI said |.
Eyes, sir.
"'Well, go and watch him; III be there
in 10 minutes, and III give you quarter
"'Deed CANT, boss he insisted. 'Ize
got ter 70, an go powahful quick
whats the matterr asked, consider
ably provoked,
"'Well, you see, boss he said earnestly,
it's dish yer way; A man drov up by yo'
boss wild wagonload o. ripe watermillions
an AK me to watch 'em fer him while he 20
ter de blacksmith shop, an done tole him
would. but hain't got do strength TO
stan IL, boss, deed l hain't. | lis got
1igion las week. an ef | stays roun whar
dem millions is, an nobody a-lookin, sum
pins gointer happen sho an dis chile
doan' want ter be backslidin, TO- he's got a
fair start, boss, deed he doan'. Yo, better
cit pillar oh do church, boss, TO do dat
watchin az long "a dem watermillons is in
sight
Winding | couldn't persuade him to risk
his religion any longer gave him nickel
and trusted TO luck,"-Detroit Free Press.
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rrLEenArHlc pnnviTIEs.


In f,,, ,-,,,, . scaroid az Elgin, ILL.,.
Edaard new, was fatally Injured
Miss Wl,st. nsyis IS slightly N NJ Mar
Isganseit Ifer. but ~ apprehension - ieit
BY bet friends
Mrs. Gus Kiemanp Of SHIELDS, Wis. fell
mn M load o. sf3i MANLY Ssi.." H'' A
John Brandt sas attacked ~ three
drunken men nt fori Mnyne, Ind, and
seriously beaten He win i've
Walter Ford was elected cashier " the
Alena; H.. National e .,.1 s, ~ sl.''eu T.
The l.iiv OF william Williams who dis.
appeared frofn BENTON llarbor, Mich. sat
uniay. was found floating In the canal.
Rev. Ludwig Fuerbrlnger Of fTanken.
PROFESSIONALLY ia Lutheran seminary al St
Louis.
Adjutant Gcnera orendorn confirmed
The election Of Thomas W; Coe as nrst
lieutenant of company a. First Infantry,
y. g.
Martin aiay shot and killed his wife at
Aurora. Ia She was - years Of age and
dissolute, and be was 90 years old aud
drnnkurd
Section men on the Santa Re between
Kansas tify aud Chicago who were found
70 he dvfranjing the company have been
discharged.
4 tramp who was ordered out OF barn
~ Llaunce koon ut Adrian, Mich re-
lurn.d aud fired the building. valuable
stallion was lost.
At an election held IN Efingham. ILL.,
the board u educatlDn was authorized To
issue lnnls 60 ne amount OF SlS,JUO for
d new school building.
Patrick Hyles, the Iron River lumber
millionaire. was taken 70 Madison, Wis,
by a marshal on nu Indictment FOR OBJ
sifucting ulrigable streams.
At a large meeting OF the Central Kan.
"a csi,t w G. u re'n nl,l were ndopisI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
ODDS AND ENDS.

Speak in chest tones.
Queen victoria's crown Is valued at n.
10000
The father Of Franz Schubert was
schoolmaster
Gun caps were arst used in 1929 in the
English army
japanese children arc taught to write
with both hands.
Oak trees are fed upon by $50 different
species Of insects.
The state ofMichigan raises 10, 600 tons OF
peppermint o year.
A late convert to teetotalism in England
is Lord Randolph Churchill
The more you speak OF yourself, the more
you are likely to lie.-Zimmermann.
1t is estimated that 1870, 900, 900 oysters are
yearly received at Liverpool from abroad.
Have the courage to discharge a debt
while you have the money in your pocket
There Is n zinc mountain near Hillsboro,
n. NJ, which has u base covering about 500
acres.
Justice Is the end of government, and ev-
cry nation has its own peculiar method by
which this ond is achieved
Last year there were 100000 sheep
shtared in Montana, an increase Of 80 per
cent over the previous year.
Baron Albert Rothschild is one of the
best chess players in Vienna and liberal
friend and patron of chess players.
Gold bullion Weighing l1,7Ol9s4 ounces,
equal TO about 35sl( tons, was melted and
cast at tho mint of England last year.
1t is said there are more lies told in the
sentence Il am glad to see you" than in
any other six words in the English Ian.
guage.
West Virginia has a two headed woman
who has two voices entirely different in
tone She talks bass on one side and tonor
on the other.
A new substance called valzin is now be
ing manufactured in Berlin under patent,
and 1t is claimed to be 200 times sweeter
than sugar and free from certain objection
able properties of saccharine,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

For making the and the tongue has to
be partially applied to portion Of the pal.
ate next the teeth. Not only, however.
must the contact be incomplete, but its
place may be Embellishments half an
Inch farther back, To make sh and zh the
contact has TO be made, not with the tin.
but with the upper surface OF the tongue
and must be an Incomplete contact. Though
for making the liquids the tip Of the tonauu
and the sides of the tongue are used, yet the
requisite is not any exact adjustment OF tho
Dip, but an imperfect contact with the pal.
ate. For the th, the tip is used along with
the edges Of the tongue, but no perfect adj.
iustmcnt is required, either to the edges OF
the teeth or 70 the junction of the teeth
with the palate, where the sound may
equally well be made. Though for the
and complete contact Of tip and edges Of
the tongue with the palate IS required. vet
the place Of contact Is not definite, and tho
Up takes no moro important share In the
action than the sides. Herbert Spencer IN
cantemporary Review.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
Mrs. naNGrRY,s YACHT.
IL Is a Beautiful Vessel, Fitted Up in
the Height OF Luxury.

NEW YORK. July 23.-The English
steam yacht White Iadye, which Ogden
Gpelct, Of this city, recently chartered
from Mrs. IabEtry for five months, ar
rived At this port today, and after a
pleasant passage Of nineteen days from
-oaiVl " GUS lqnIM 10 aIsI 's9MuD
mnsted, schponerrigged yacht, and one
Of the best looking boats ever sent from
the other side. For awhile after Squire
Abingdon bought the boat for her In
1871 Mrs. LAngtry did considerable
yachting. aud took number Of long
cruises IN the Mediterranean. I.atterly
she seems 20 have tired of yachting and
the boat had Just been put ont Of com
mission when Mr., GOelet decided TO take
per for q month Nsfh n view Of purchns-
ing her II she suited him.
Inc arrangements both above and be-
low deck are complete. A wide stairway
or compr nlon leads from the deck 10 n
passagewny on the starboard side. which
connects with the owners stnter0om aud
dressingIooin, which runs the whole
width OF the ship. These rooms. which
were formerly occupied by Mrs. Lanetry.
are splendidly fitted up. The walls aTn
hung with pink silk and the berth. which
y swinging one Of brass and enamel
is gorgeous sight In the summer fbr
cir Is cool and forced through The df.
ierent apartments from The icehouse.
PRINTERS G. o. HERVEY A CO
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PRINrERs- G. o. HERvEY & co.
PERSONAL.

PATSY" Kuykerdall returned las,
nigth from Dallas. ' "'Na
j, a: Thomas left last night on tho
Katy for Chicago. '- =" ''e
T. 9; Phillips Bowie banker. snsn,
the Sabbath in the city. 'P'n'
= Winfield Scott left last night over the
Katy for the y. |. n country, '4s
Mrs. T. NJ. MARBLE aud children hoe,
iast night for San Anionio, to spend the
hrs H. Il. Cruner viii leave today for
= lhree.weeks visit to friends In Al.
Mrs. George Green and children lcft
tie Worlds falr "-u
nv II Winfield. Jr.. who has been
listing hia father the city passenger
agent OF The Katy, left for Ms home IN
TeAnrkona last night -
Mrs W, \, League and chIldren Of
A a. nIgp aclshis are visiting her father
lnfeuTh the heated term
pr' aud Mrs. Howard Of Forsyth. Mo-.
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m TRE CITY.


The iarrest crowd that has We; Eathered
was assembled last night AZ Bethel irat
10 hear Judge l.. y Cooper's addrrss.
l.resy seat was taken. hundreds stood W
outside. and d uumhef were sg1ieIi IA
hp-Eics aud carriages near by. Tic
speaker took as the subject Of his al
ter . of Lake: AT thy word ! viii let
down the net" The discourse is said 10
have been the best set delivered by
JulEe Cooper Some twenty persons
stood up for prayer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

BuFFALo, wyo. July 23.-Yester.
gay anl today Mt Fort Mckinney the
teinperatpro was 112 in tho shade, and
1870 to 100 in the sun.
:. This Is the hottest record for vcs-s
Not drop Of rain in vine weets'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

MUNCfE. Ind. July o3-This morn
Ing Xii Mccoy Of Indianapolis. cham.
pion lightweight of Indiana. aud Ike
Boone. colored midie-wcIelt, Of Lima,
Ohio. fought nineteen rounds near here.
The Kid had Che best Of the fight up to
the tenth round. bur IN the last nine
rounds Boone hit Mccoy 40 will. and
would soon have knocked him ont, had
not the referee called IL a draw,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
The Chicago Woman is Promised
Possession Of her boy To-day.

ST LOUIS, Mo. July 23-AIrs
Fleischmnnn, or Epstein, Of 2T7 Halsted
street, Chicago, who visited this city
several weeks ago in search Of her son,
David, who she claims was kidnnpped
seven years ago, expects TO have the
boy handed over TO her tomorrow after.
noon; She called at the -Four courts this
bridge had promised her that Inc hoard
Of managers u the house Of refuge woufd
consign tho boy to her care. The bov,
" VIII be remembered. was taken from
We mousse 81 refuge by Mrs Oncy Of
1sla Shonteau avenue. to whom he was
Iorulaliy bound The authorities, she
promised to formally transfer him Ia nv
custody. "'''' ~ "'i
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MANSION norEL


o. l.. Thomas, Decatur Texas: r. Il.
Long, Blum; Nj. NJ Myer and wife.
Waco, Texas: Il, Mathew. Bowie; j..
NJ. Evans, Austin, Texas; Captain II
q, Baker, Weatbcrford; George Beggs.
Chicago; William GIBSON. Augusta:
Lon Fowler, san Angelo; w. III. Good
air, Chicago; w. r. Gatlin, SaA Anre.
10; NJ. a. Chambers, Chicago; d. 81
Neal, city; s.. @. Spann, Silver CITY,
n. NJ. i. Il. Bell aud daughter. Alya,
rado; j. T.. Moore, Mt Vernon: w. b.
Dodge, Stephenyille; w. A. Rogers,
Austin, Texas, II. NJ. Moore, Wichita
Falls; Gus Knight, Wichita Falls; u
a. Watkins, Langorley, Texas; Thomas
Hainey, LAngerley. Texas; ID. ] Muir.
ply, Clarendon, Texas; Ell Wolflord,
lacksOoro Texas; Joseph Dashler, Jacks.
noro, Texas; q, w. Iatimer. Jacksboro.
Leyns; n. Nj, Mcdowell, Jnokshoro'
Texas; z Il. Harris, Jacksboro. Tcx-
ass l; IL, Garrison Denton; 4. j Thorn
ns, Miueral Wells; j. r. Offott Bowie.
Texas; 7. j. Smith. Princeton. Ky. .
u y. Smith, Princeton, Ky: q. nj
Bible, jasper. Tenn; G.. IL. Council.
dublin y, VI Baker. Canadian. Tux
ls; ! K. Rathmollc, Coleman, Texas:
". II, Murray, Coleman, Texas; j \
hsys Sronley; j. w. MaFris Park.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

COLUMBUS, o.. July "a clew 10
n considracy among the prisoners % fae
Ohio peniieniiary 10 c-cgle, followed mp,
iej 10 the discovery " Joe ODOnnel, a
Cincinnati burglar. DIGGING q hole through
the wall under an clubhouse. The warden
aays to-. whole gang u prisoners working
III the br1omshop were in the srheme.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

LONDON, July 93,-A dispatch from
Paris to the Central News says slams
reHy TO Frances ultimatum Is unsatis.
factory to the French government, and NJ
fayle, French minister resident in
Bangkok, is preparing to leave the clty
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

Last night al Smitbdeid A. ]. Gar
rstt. Worshipfm Master OF the Masonic
ledge there died after a brief illuess
lie will be buried today at 4 o'clock
Nasons Of Fort Worth are asked to at
tend the funeral
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

arrived IN Fort Worth yesterday on 4
visit 10 w. II. Howard and family.
While in tie state they will visit reia-
tives al Mckinney and other points.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
rRNrERs Q. o. HERvEY 4 co,


SCRANTON. Pa. July 2s--At Price.
nu1s Y a payday riot between Huns
anu roles over thirty rioters wnre IN.
urea nNe fatally, and much damage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

OBILLIA. Ont, July 22.-The single
seuli rice between HanlOn and Gauinur
iur the championship " America, was
won by Hunlon. rime 2.12. Gaudaur
quit before turning the buoy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

Arentiren. Miss + RKlng. Lizzie icou
Allen. Miss LiEzie I.Ylgs Mr. Jennie
Alien. Mrs Ellen Iawsln. Mr. Hanna
BOwdry Caddie Rinls Mrs : J.
Boyd. Miss Lucy Mstshali, llrs v l.
bigger. Mrs N Miller Mrs Lula
Bird Emma Johnson Miller. Mrs J. y
Berger Miss Nora Mcpherson Mrs Bel
henueff. Airs Lizzie Mclntyfr Miss l.
Browu. Madam Nelson Airs Isabella
tmsflu. Miss renn Neal Miss Nora
Copper. Mrs NJ ONsai. Miss Mamie
Entrey. Mrs Ella revar. Annie
Hustler, Anule PARKS, Mrs A q
Furae. Mrs John Heed. Mr- o
Floyd Aiiss Nura NFnu. Mrs Mary
Gufdrn. Miss E1-sle Smith, Mrs Sadie
Gilbert. Mrs VI D. rtatL Ail-- Grace
tiualu. Miss Hester Sinroh Miss Annie
Hughes. Mrs X u smith Hiss E-icller
Hlliurd. Annie saith. Mrs Einul
HulKuspu Mrs Julia Stfafuu Airs PurmcM
Hoskens. Mis- NaudeSnte. Mfs NJ A
Hand. Mn Lue slate. Miss luln
Hawkins Mrs EliEalIIusiey, Mrs Matte
Jones. Miss Jennie Tycrr Miss Katie
Jones' Mr. Kate ~ Tutum Mrs Ella
Jones, Miss Saiue 4 W.nhlue Miss Ella
johnson. Miss Alice Williams. Miss torrent
hHmpulaiu. Mrs M EWuyls Mrs Allie
kotch, Mrs q Wright Mrs Francis
Knight Mis- Mary Watkins Miss Aldle
Kelly Mrs Anna Wallace. Neftie
kpaue1y. Mrs y w Young Ma q
King. Mrs l. NJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

Rt vi. 4. .,--,uuded by forest fires.
Tsn f,onss,s ac-ss 81 choice timber have
alreadr h-sa destroyed Just east Of
HuIaln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. July 22.-First
receive furlongs. kazln won, liJ--
common second, Rama third. Time,
second r,ce-sx furlonrs. Bampo
won, Fairy second, Comluche third.
Third rarc Six furlongs. .Iohu Cooper
won. loctinyar second, bryan third.
Fourth race-SIiie and quarter.
Slrinncr won, Mars second. Pickpocket
third. Time. 2:0S 81.
Fifth race-Six furlougs. Arab y.
Fremont won, Minnchaha second. Time.
l.l9 II.
Sixth race Six furlongs. Merry Mon
arch won, Sir Matthews second, Wah
jim third. Tine, lI2.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 22.-I'irst
racc-Seyeu furlougs. Ada Blue won,
81, Mark second, Alnrmcr third. Time,
/ boil.
second racs-Six furloug-. Ascot won,
Conu0rs second. Anglo third. Time
Third rare-Fivc furlongs Josephine
WIN, Tommy Dixon second, Hiram
third. Time. ! Oh
Fourth race Seven furiongs. Harry
Alonzo won, King Crab second, Emblem
third. Time, 30 "a
Fifth race-Six and onr-hnlf fnrlongs.
Faithful Won, Bob Switzerland second,
Wallace third Time, / % .
Sixth race Stceple chase, full course.
Pat Oakley won. ST. John second Ester
box third. Time 500 IL.
CHICAGO, H., July - First race
Five furlongs Elsie, won: Jim Lee,
second; India, third. Time, 1:O2 IA.
Second racc-SiN furlongs Dareyella
won; Anna Bishop, second; Lollie, third.
Time liza IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
WINS "a 2IEIR n2 IA. IA NUMBEn
Trnst comnnnr Enininnn

+, ,UONVOkD, n. II, Julv 93-Tbe Nav
Trust compaiiy Of NnneheS.
llssr. one Of the heaviest financial institn-
,,,ons ln the state, has been enioined
thfa snlIk commissioner Lyford has gone 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

4, fs .5ae OF Mexico. use oxen Of one color
Y ~, uie. morning and Of another color in
W. W, afternoon. They have no reason for
LONG s,hk 50 beyond the fact that thelr fore.
x s'', . ~ V and they concluded il must
~ IA" right thing 10 do. =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
rRINrnRs- Q. o. nERvnY 3 oo.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGTON INN.

u. o. Price, Abilene; VIM. Dolerty,
Fort Worth; Andrew Num-. H. f. Rel
t,nbach, Boston; g. l.. Hayer, Brmiug-
hnm; w. Mink, Chicago; W. $. Mabry.
Vernon; John Hutson, Amarillo; w. NJ.
Osbcaner, Milwaukee; NJ. \. Kopperl,
New York; Ben Woodhouse and wife,
Wealhcrford; A. o. Carr, Paducah, Ky;
IL. u. Mcdonald, Paris A. Nitomed,
81 Louis; q. $, Standish, Memphis.
A. B Nogcl, San Francsco; Marion II.
Day, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Hortcr, w. G.
Polhouius, Fort Worth: Il. NJ. Bach,
New York; j. j. Roche and family, III.
l.. hilhrop, l., g. Wall, II. e. Ro6ccser
aud wife, Fort Worth; j. j, ballard.
Wichita Falls; Mr. and Mrs. IIiligman.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. S. McCord. Fort Worth
L. G. Hord. Indianapolis; j. w. Bdrbin,
II. X. Thompson, Fort Worth l.. Il.
Renifec. Houston; A. w Roseniield. Al.
lania, Ga; w. IL, Woodbridge Memphis:
i. ~. Andrews, New York; Roht. Fields.
brooklyn; Jos. Mitchell, Chicago; 1
Yorcnborg, Gurley, Ala. b. L. McKeller,
Memphis; X. NJ Hahan, New York:
Ed 5. killam, Richmond, Va; T.. Dia-
mond, Philadelphia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

SPORTING.

Epworth league entertainment July %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

CHICAGO, H., July 23.-Chlcaco.
runs .; hits, Z; errors, L Batteries.
Alc'iill and kiltredrc. Louisville runs,
y; hits, q, errors o. Batteries. Hon
ming and Grim. Umpire, Hurst.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24
MRS. TLErscnaIANN.

PRINTERS c. o. HERynY & co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

HONEY GROVE, Texas. July %
tween Honey Grove and Window YES.
terday, resulted in score of 30 to I. In
favor of Honey Grove. Battery for
Honey Grove, Lanison and Crtimtcy.
Window. Wheeler and Spencer. Umpire,
O'kepfe F'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

SHERMAN, Tex. July 23-(Speclal.)
Tho game today between Dallas and
sherman stood IL 10 $ Ia favor Of Dallas.
Battery for Dallas, Pickett and Ward;
for sherman, Szcmore aud Gum.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-24

HONEY GROVE, Tex, July 23.-lSpe-
elal. The ball game between Dodd's
Browns and the Windows Window yes
favor Of Window.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-28
TO RIVAL BUFFALO BILL
STATE BUILDING IN SHAPE
Work u Progressing On the Mon.
tana euiiding-S Some Rooms
Ready-Montana vIs-
ltors.
speciol Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch TO tho standard.
CHICAGO, April E.-Durine the past -
hours o Transformation has been made In
the Montana state building ct Jackson
park. Tho carpets In the ladies' and
gentlemen's pariors are all down, q large
part of the furniture 10 moved in and the
pictures are hung upon the walls. Even
with the confusion that attends the bust-
ling preparations that are gong on, . very
hoineiike appearance has already taken
possession of the building. The big buf-
falo head which the workmsn had fastened
over the main entrance. gave decidedly
western appearance to the building. The
gen,lcmen's parlors with their ds decorations
Of stuffed animals and paintings OF from
tier life are distinctively like . club room.
The ladies' pariors, on tile other hand,
have feminine appearance. which 10 felt
In passing from one To the other. \
beautiful yellow satin rocker pillow ar
rived to-day from Mrs. II. U. Choven OF
Great Falls. and was hung by Mrs. Blck-
ford on one Of the rockers in the ladies
parior. A number OF other articles OF
furniture from the state has arrived, but
have not yet been unpacked.
Charles Allard Of Missoula. 10 In the
city, trying to evolve an enterprise st tho
fair which will be rs great an attraction
as Buffalo Bills Wild West show. He
proposes to rent plat Of ground at tho
east end Of Midway Piaisance and stock
II with his Immense herd Of buffalo, which
Is now on the Fiathcad reservation in Mis-
soula county. There are 100 of the AMI
mails and IL In the only live herd OF such
magnitude In tho world. They are now
under the management OF Frank A. Miles,
| the faino,ls western scout. but IL Mr..