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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

jan. io-John r.. Ecnna. United States srna-
tor from West Virginia. at washington. AGED
81. Cen benjamin 4. Butter. III W asnlnstou.
Jan IL Ruther:ord u Hayes. Ii. D.. nine
teentn pre- sident 81 the United States, al Ere
Jan. 2s-Associaie Justice Lucirs Quintus
Cincinnatus Lamar OF the United States SUI
prclne court ~ Macon. Ca. aged c5...Phil.
lips Brooks. ID. d.. bishop OF Abe Episcopal
diocese OF Massachusetts In Boston: aged 81
Jaa s7-James Gillespie Blaine. ia Washing
ton; aged g.. Ex-Judgc James Campbell.
postmaster general in President Pierccs cabi-
net, Ia Philadelphia: aged sl
Mar .--Unilcd States senator Ell Sauls-
bury rom Delaware, at Dover; agedsd
Mar. 2t-CoL Elliot r. shepard, editor OF the
Mall AID Express, In New York.
Apr. D-C0ngressman-tlect James a Tawncy
from Minnesota fatally injured by telling down
"A flight OF stairs In ST Paul
June Edwin Booth. famous tragedian, in
New York aged ca
June Ex-senator Leland Stanford from Cali-
fornia ut MEMO Park; aged 10
June civilian Mccoy, minister IA Liberia,
al Moravia
june .3-congrcssman William Mutchler from
Pennsylvania. al Easton-
june 3t-Anthony J. Drexel. Philadelphia
banker and phllanthropisL at Carlsbad. Ger
July Moses Kelly. cx.secretary OF the
treasury at Washington; aged -.
July 7-Samuel Blatchfovd, associate OF the
United States supreme cou-t, at New port, IL
July iS-- Congressman Gea W. II. Eaochs Of
Ohio, IA lronton.
July li-Young- Man Afraid of His Horses.
head chief Of Sioux nation o. Indians, II New
castle. Wyo
Aug. i7-congressman John Logan Chapman,
in Detroit. Mich.: aged G3
Sep 7-Hamilion Fish TX ex-governor 81 New
York and cx.United States senator. Al Garri-
sons, ". u. aged "a
Oci lY-Lucy Stone Blackwell. temperance
advocate and woman suTragist, at Dorchesier.
Mass. aged -.
Oct s-Mayor Carter II. Harrison OF Shicago,
killed at his home; aged CO
Nov, 2i-Ex-Sccretary Of Agriculture Gen.
jeremiah McClair Rusk. ut ViroQuz, Wis;
aged C2
Nov. i-ExG Gov. John J. Jacob. OF West vir-
rDia, az Wheeling, aged "a y. Ex-United
States Senator MAJ Morgan {. Hamilton. ~
san Diego. Cal aged ~
Nov. I,-Charles OfNcill. senior congress-.
man, in Philadelphia; aged r.. Gen Thomas
Mulcahy, nero OF IS BATTLES In civA war. at
Omaha: aged IL
Dec Gen. William Lilly. CONGRESSMAN at
large from Pennsylvania, at Mauch Chunk.
Dec lo-Nathan A. Farwcil, cx-Uniied States
senator, at Eocklani, Me. aged T..
Dee. n-Ex-toagrcssnKln jeremiah II Muir
Thy. from Iowa, in Washington: aged o.. Ex-
Gov Jacob IL jackson. OF West Virginia, at
Parkcrsburg. aged ca
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July eo-Closinr down OF silver mines In Col.
orado threw yluul men ont ~ work,
nIlsai yonGrr,. ~ ". snniilng dpwn threw
1000 hands out ~ work 49,. Thousands OF FER
sous cut ~ work from closing OF scyerai large
factories Ia Lewiston, Me, and Worcester.
July e7-oycr 100 mcn out o. work from
elus.nr OF Strarrc SILK mills NJ Paterson. ~ j.
49,. JeWeiry manufacturers in Plainfllc North
A,ilchoro ard Atucharo Mass. closing shop
threw 400 persons OUT ~ work
July -s-Ncrnhiion mines IN Minnesota shut
ting down threw s,uOl men out .! work.
July .9-Maltham tMass) watch factory
closed down
H., closing oonn th.rc" aoJl intn out ~ Work
W.. Cleveland ,O) Rolling Mill Co. closing It's
riafe. wire and rod mills and steel wotks threw
$3.50 men out ~ work !.
Aug Ely SHIFTING down a. u New England
r1ills 900 persons thrown out ~ work
Aug s-i'cnnsylynnia iron niilcr9 instructed
superlAtcndents ,ocmrloy hereafter only Amer
icArs.... HruAicys worStcd goods mlll ~ iAh
aGclphia closed, Throwing out % work ao1o per
Anv BIN Fan River CMass) factories about
.o1,oo srlEdlcs stopped. throwing out " WORK
3.On persons.
Aug li-At New Orleans Ticrnsheim's cigar
factory, Maglunis' cotton mills AMI Fisher
sawmAls. employing a,OD hands, closed
Aus. Hover 300 unemployed men IN New
YorA smashed doors and windows ana took
forclrlc possession OF u hail. 49,. lcnn~NlNanNl
railroad shops IN Altoona, Pa, employing SION
mcn. ordered 10 work half time.
Aug lg-Ihonsands OF persons thrown out q
work by closing OF most OF the mills 81 Fal
kivcr. Mass.
Noy. i5-uy shutting down Of iron mines 1.
Gogebic range. Mich, 10000 reduced 10 starva
tion
Nov. is-Employes OF Lehigh Valley road
went on strike.
Dec. 5-Lehigh Valley railroad strike de
clarcd OF.
Dec. V-Gcn Alrer induced owners OF mine:
in Michigan peninsula to open mines ana EN-
ploy starving men
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Feb John S. Johnson lowered amateur 5
mile skating record Of America at Minneapolis
TO i5:2J45
in light at New Orleans for purse OF $4,000
Maj. s-Bcb Fitzsimnoas defeated Jim Hall
at New Orleans, winning purse OF sio,0D
Apr .s-National baseball league opened IS
session.
May 5-Relav. bicycle race from Dosioa 10
Chicago took liz hours
Nay io-Looxout won Kentucky derby a,
june 3--Traak ives. OF America. won inter.
r1:.Sn7. billiard match IN London
Jen9 e1-Ccslc.!'s freshman crew defeated
Coiumti Al New London Conn. making :
miles IN 1905
juno s4-Douni,ess captured American Der
by IN Chicago' time. -.aa
JanC 81, .rv won cowboy race 70 Cficaro
be g4n q. Chairou. Scb, making tie LOU miles
IN 10 days 10 hours = mi-"LA
JrlS Harvard won college 4~etaI SaAA'
july l5-colunblan ioD-yard sprin, for Au,.
tc-n championship won by Morris. OF California.
in Goshen. iud. in 93-5 seconds. gain is sec
onl on worlds record.
July a.-Frank Waller. o. Indiana. broke =
mile blcrelc record. naSilg run IN | hour .
MINUTES ~ seconds. q, Detroit
Aus. Sat .llin y. u. Hllla rode fastest
mile On ree0s. Tor lve-yoar-olds Ia ; Sos
Aug Ell 5 MciltJcs, az South Africa. won
c--mlc International championship at bicycle
tournament In Chicago; time hours 40 minutes
Sep GA a zimmerman, worlds bicycle
los 35
Sep Ill $ Mein,,cs. o. South Africa. a,
Springfield, Mass. lowered smile bicycle
record to n 20 -.
sen i5-ln bicycle race az Springfield. Mass.
sanger beat Zimmerman. lowering competssvs
mile o.:Ii Is
sep li-Ailx ;rot,ed nile at Chicago, IN
: o.. AT IL Mars. L.. Free Coinage lowered
thrce-ycar-Oid pacing record 10 .ii3.
Sep .f-At Chicago. Frank Ives defeated
John Roberts. English champion in match same
OF Billiards. score. Ives. dopu Roberts. $3.50
sep "j-Ccorsc Dixon. worlds feather weigh.
champion. defeated So.ly smith. Of California.
al tOnev Island, - Y.
Sep 2s-H. C. Tyler made new worlds bicycle
record at Springfield. Mass. going : miles.
with standing start IN s:is 20
sep 5l-Lcaguc baseball season ended. Bos-
ton winning the pennant
Oct John Roberts. English champion. d.
feafed Frank Ives In billiard match at New
York bv L.iD points. himself making 1000
10 sthird and last time English sloop valxyrie
in Vmile race for Americas cup: time, hr.
50 min. 3, sec. First race run Oct =: time. 3hr.
3 min - sec. and second race on Oct , time.
3hr. y min
oct Is-At Nashville. Tenn. Direc,urn
trotted heat in free-for-all In ..J5A. breaking
all previous race records
oct ig-At Nashville. Tenn. Nay Marshall
made new record for pacing mares. . ME IN
oct elena Hill made new two-yearoli
pacing record Ut Dallas Tex. making . mile II
Elsa
Nov 4-Grcenlandcr a, Terrc Hautc lowered
stallion t-Otting record Tor : miles 10 fsS-
Nov s-John : johnson broke worlds IT.
cycle record III Independence. Ia, going . mile
Ia I IS J5 aging start
Nov 3-lale beat Harvard 9 10 o in annual
football game AZ SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jake
balkline billiard game at Chicago; score. AD0
to 3.yAS
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POLITICAL, SOCIAL. RELIGIOUS AND
EDlCATiOSAL.

Jan c-Donaldson Canery appointed Y. s.
senator BY Gov. FosSr, OF Louisiana, To I'LL un-
expired term 81 late senator Gibson, deceased
Jan v-Prcsiden.ial electors chosen ia No.
vcmocr cast votes as follows: Cleveland, .ss.
Harrison, ~. Weaver, -. Popular vote stood:
Cleveland, h,5s9, ~; Harrison, Alis, 4Uv, Weay-
CIR, 1Ol6 60; BidwelL .ss sol.
Jan iJ-Ftrs; regular scssica Of the twenty
nifty annual convention OF the National Anert
Washington
Jan i7-u 3 senator's elected as bllows:
Michigan. tfnncis IL Stees bridge tmpl; In.
Bate tdcm). New York, Edward Murphy
(dcm); Massachusetts, Henry Cabot Lodge
Srep); Connecticut, Joseph Il Eawlcy rep D;
Maine, Eugene Hale rep y Dc1axare George
- govcrunf u New Jersey.
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Apr. s-Arvcnfina. Holland. Germany, Great
Britain. Russia France. Italy. Spar. brazu
bian naval review AT New YORK
APR. 2s-Famous Liberty bell arrived al Chi
cago from Philadelphia. II. Naval review ~
New York ended with street parade OF marines
May i-WorIl's Columbian exposition az
Chicago opened. President Cleveland starting
all the machinery at noon by pressing AL e4ec-
May Is-Locat directory decided TO open fair
on sundays after Mag 81, admission pelns >
cents.
May i5-womcn's congress. frs, Of worlds
fair auxiliary congresses. opened IN Art lns"-
tuse.
May is-Locai directory decided 70 ahrorate
contract with congress by which the fair rls
10 have closed on SUNDAY by returning money
ana opening The whole exhibition ,r,,,...
opened ia Art institute
May D-wor.d's medical congress opened 10
Art institute
Jenkins and Grosscup of United States cireu.s
court that fair should close on Sunday. .
june i0-Chief Justice Fuller 81 United
States supreme court granted Exposition com
pany supcrscdeas ALLOWING fair 10 open the fol-
lowing Sunday.
July a-Larfcst attendance for any day SINGS
opening recorded Dr.. 900 admissions
July i0-Cold storage building destroyed %
fire. IL persons perishing in the flames
July ll-Afier . protractcd legal hght ~
carried TO the United States supreme court
and the case won for Sunday opening the pa
tional commission voted ~ 70 . Tor SunoAy
closing principally on account OF the small Suh-
day attendance.
July is-A fac simile OF Left Tsrickson's viz.
ing ship arrived Ia Chicago
July i.-iocal directory rcscindcd action o.
May 10 and ordered gates closed on sunday
after the 10th -.
Iuly Is-Coroner's Jury Investigating colo
STORAGE fire held Director OF Works BurnnaM
Fire Marshal Edward w. Murphy. j. IL Sh.E
ner and Charles a. Mcdonald W grand Jury i'
criminal negligence. -.
Higintotham. mmissioners ST. CAR an
Massey and Director Z. u. Schwan s.r.s 81,
with notice 10 appear before Judge St.lh.o
contempt of court In violating inluhVtsA
against closing gates In Clingm.n lnjuncli.a
July 3-Gates opened In accordance VIM
der Of council OF Administrations ,us.-s
! ratcs July y Judge Stein fined officials as ~
lows. Lyman j. Gage. si.vyo. Cnarr, 40,
Huichings. ti,O0O: Charles Hcnrotin, slayy'
William ID kcrfoot, t1.0oO. Andrew McNsa,.
81. 900: Victor =. Lawson. siuO' Director ~
eral Davis, s-5o -..-,.
Aug 4-Thcodorc Thomas rendered res'E
ticn AS dircctor OF music. ,rass
Aug 3f-.Judcc Gorrin. overriding su-
Dunno and Drcntano. decided In favor o. =
Sen n-world's parliament Of religious
| opencd session in Cnicago a
SEP gy-worid's parliament OF religions "
Ocs a-fAid adm.ssioas On Chicago day ~
Oct p-Fs,r came 70 sn oficiai end ae
! attendance recorded at ~ $ss,sis: passes 49,
Nov e-wcrid's Columbian commission -
: ~ iady managers ADJOURNED slns GO
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A BUSY YEAR.
review o. Many Things That Hap
pened During 1888.

The Mos; Important Of the Heavy russ-
meas Failures startling Casualties and
- Historic iscuts AT "a Coz
lumbar Opposition. lac.
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voting on eul Tor repeal Of silver

vofins on hNi ior uncohSflonAi repeal Of silver
Ost ip-M NJ white. OF Cincinnati. elec,eo
president 81 American Bankers association M
,hieaso Monument AZ Trcn,on. \ j.. ia
honor ~ WaShirRton : victory az iss.. unveiled
Oct N->atiOaal Woman Christian Temfsr.
arco union reelected Frances L. Willard prcsi.
dent az Chicago
o., I-Thrcc months campaign In u. $ son
ate for unconditional silver repeal erded hv
passing 81 Voorhees, hill. vote a. 90 - Pres.
dent nominated EdwinF uhL Of Michigan. 10
NOV III : house ~ representatives.
passed senate SILVER bill by vote Of I've 70 VI and
president signed H.
nov e-At fourth annual convention IN Chica-
70 81 nonpartlsan w C. n 4. Mrs i.lea j.
Phlnney, ~ Cleveland. elected president
Nov y-i5oih houses OF courrrss uAiorrnes
sine die -. prrsi3cat issued proclamation NAM
ing Thursday. November - as day of ihan~s-
sNor 7-rlectson returns gave Palmer ra,,
for SECRETARY of state IL New York 3a.0D plu-
rality. Iartlcit. Tor judge. 70 100, and a -epuh.
lican legislature In pennsylvania Jackson
lrcpl had i-s0D plurality for state treasurer.
Republicans gained New Jersey lcgislature
Grccrhalce (rcpb for governor OF Massachu.
sets had $1,000 plurality, In OHIO Gov Nc
Jackson trcpl for governor gaiued by 3l0O
plurality. Democrats carried Maryland KEN
lucky and Virginia. and populists Nebraska
Nov. ..-hniehts OF Labor IN general assem-
his al Philadelphia elected J. Il soyerelgn. Of
lo~a. master workman vice T. Y Powd.Fly.
resigned
Dec -. J. Van Allen declined appointment
as ambassador 10 Italy.
Dec 4-Both houses convened In first session
81 F1ffy-third congress-. and presidents mes
sage read
D,c is-fiouse passed bill admitting Utah TO
statehood with amendment prohibiting polyga-
nv forever
Dec IL Farmers national congress at Sa-
vannah, Ga. elected ID +. Clayton os Iowa. as
president
Dec lS-Iiouse OF representatives voted is5
TO 81 TO admit Arizona as a STATE
Dec ls-AmcrlCan Federation OF Labor Il,
session in Chicago reelected Samuel Gompers
president
Dec. is-coth houses OF congress- received
presidents message on the Hawaiian matter.
Dec iy-Nirgiria legislature elected Gen.
Eppa Hunton TO l.. $ senate for short term
and Thomas :. Martin for long term
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shot himself az GresncasflH. Ina .
Ice l.-losNfA Sims. 81 Dover, Tenn, sNiea
his Mlle ana himself. domestic troubles
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

One of the peculiar features OF the
capital campaign is the unanimity with
which the populists support Anaconda
With the leading parties it appears to be
a matter of individual choice, each can
didate city having supporters in both
republican and democratic ranks, but so
far as our research has extended, If you
scratch pop" you cause an Anaconda
man to bleed. 1t seems strange that
this should be so. and it can only be ac.
counted for on the theory that the
pops" are the soundest political think
ers of the day, and that by the same pro
cess that they evolve their political theo
ries, they have arrived at the conclusion
that the oneman town is the proper place
for the capital.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

for this year would not be much OF
donation even for a poor man, for Its
acre property is listed at sl.26 per acre,
and its town lots at not to exceed s2oo
We ask the voters Of Custer county,
does this look like a square dea.? What
do you think about it when you size 1t
up one side and down the other! Would
any of y"u possessing ordinary horse
sense go against such dead-fall indiv-
idually? Why then, as citizens CT this
young state. bequcath to your children
a burden that they may be a lifetime IN
throwing off by voting to commit them
to the tender mercies of the Anaconda
company or its probable successor the
Miss Rothschild of London, Paris. Ber-
lin and several other foreign capitals.
The choice once made is irriyocable. lie
fleet while there is time and vote to
place your capital among your own peo'
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15
THE SHERIFF

BY majority that was emphatic in
its dictum the republicans of Custer
county in their recent convention select
cd Sam Pepper as their candidate for
sheriff. Like the majority OF the can
didates on the republican ticket, MIR.
Pepper is an old resident of this county,
dating from the anti railroad days. Dur
ina that long period, not one act OF his
has reflected on his integrity or his man
hood while hundreds in every walk OF
life have reason to bear witness TO
generosity that is proverbial. IL he was
rich man Sam Pepper would be
philanthropist. but as his generosity
keeps him poor. he can only figure ID
the by-ways of life. giving as he has TO
give. and too often for his own good.
obligating himself beyond his means. If
all who he has helped over the rough
road of misfortune could and would vote
for him. his election would be assured
but some are gone. and some are un-
grateful and so it happens that the man
who should command sure election.
has now. in this his first solicitation for
support for public Office, has got to make
fight for it. The only objection exist
ing to Mr.. Peppers candidacy that we
know of. is his business-that of saloon
keeper-but on the same line Of defense
that the poor misguided girl adopted
when she pleaded that her illegitimate
baby was such little one it may be
said that Sam Pepper is the poorest
saloon keeper extant. He is not 10y ma
ture adapted to the business, and would
gladly quit it for good and all if the op'
p1rtunity offered, and we are perhaps
no violating any confidence when we say
that before many weeks, possibly before
election DAY. the law will step in and
close him out effectually. This might
have been done before the convention
u II was thought that such a proceed
in would bc deemed by some as blind
to relieve Mr.. Pepper Of the objection
brought against HIM on account OF Hls
business. and it was not done. but tht
. AK will all. and whether elected or not
be will be out IF the saloon busines:
very soon. Aside from this one objec
ton. which as we have shown will soor
cease to exist. there is nothing tnat car
be said Of hIm except in his favor. There
l. no man in the county whose friends
are so warm in their friendship. and II
he has enemies they are of those who ht
has bef riended and who have tOuno
gratitude irksome and in whom the
milk OF human kindness has turned tC
gall. Mr.. Pepper comes Of an excellent
family. his father Rev Geo. W. Pepper
, one of the leading divines of Ohio, ano
a noted republican orator, was appointed
; by President Harrison to be L. 5. consu
! at Milan. Italy. where he served witt
distinction. His brother is the Wash
ingtop correspondent of the Chicago
| Tribune, position ranking with editor
in chief and other members oflhls famii,
|, have achieved distinction in journalism
He is the man who should be elected
sheriff Of this county and il his part,
does not stray off after false gods, he
will get there triumphantly.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

Under Two 4 Iags. ny Ouida'
Vagrant Wife. A. BY Florence Warden.
Vanity Fair. BY W. NJ Thackary.
Vicar OF Wakefield. The. BY Oliver
Goldsmith.
Vicomte de Bragelonne, The. by Alex
ander Dumas.
Vivian the Beauty. BY Mrs. Annie Ed
wards.
Weaker Than Woman. By Charlotte
NJ. Braeme.
Wee Wife. BY Rosa Neuchette Carey.
We Two. BY Edna Lyall.
What Gold Cannot Buy. BY Mrs. Alex
ander.
When Mans Single. By j. NJ. Barrier.
White Company, The. BY A. Conan
Doyle.
Wife in Name Only. By Charlotte M.
Braeme.
Willy Reilly. By William Carleton.
Witchs Head. The. BY II. Rider Hag,
gard.
Woman in White, The. BY Wilkie Col.
lins.
Woman's Face, A. By Florence Warden.
Woman's Heart, A. BY Mrs. Alexander.
Woman's Thoughts About women, A.
BY Miss Mulock.
Woman's War, A. BY Charlotte NJ.
Braeme.
Won by Waiting. By Edna Lyai.
Wooed and Married. By Rosa Nouch.
cite Carey.
wooing;O't, TIE. byshrs. Alexander
Yellow Mask, The. B, Wilkie. Collins.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15
In ihe Newspaper Line.

Banks lin the newspaper line)-
H'mphl Here's a squib credited to the
Perkins junction Banner that i wrote
six years ago for The Daily Bread
Rivers fellow laborerp-Do you re-
member everything you have ever writ
ten?
''Of course / do.
What cave of gloom your memory
must bep'-Chicago Tribune.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Adam Bede. BY George Eliot.
Esop's Fables.
Allen Quartermain. BY II. Rider Hag
gard.
All Sorts and Conditions of Men. By
Walter Besant and james Rice.
Andesons Fairy Tales.
Anna Karcnine. BY Court LyOf Tolstoi.
April's Lady. BY "TheDuchess.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Armorel of Lyonesse. By Walter Besant.
At the Worlds Mercy. BY Florence
Warden.
Averil. BY Rosa Nouchet.e Carey.
Babylon. BY Grant Allen.
Balzac's Shorter Stories. by Honore
de Balzac.
Basil: or. the Crossed Path. By Wilkie
Collins.
Beppo the Conscript. BY T. Adolphus
Trollope.
Blind Fate. By Mrs. Alexander.
Born Coquette, A. BY The Duchess.
Camille. BY Alexander Dumas.
Cast Up by the sea. BY Sir Samuel W.
Baker
Child's History OF England. A. BY
Charles Dickens.
Christie Johnstone. BY Charles Reade.
ClvFards of Clyffe, The. By james
Payn.
Confessions OF an English OPIUM Eater
a. l,rip
fy lhothar 'e SuiN''
Conscrlpt' me ID! AleA"n''''
Consuelo. BY George sand
! Countess ot ltudOlstadt, The. by beo'
Sand.
Count ot Monte Crisio' The i! AiN'
/ a""'' D"''''7'
COUSIN I."'i y -!
( crooked rain a =! ~ =.
Oro"h o' 'on"''e. - ~
HI. Py William,
is.s'' aiack
m uooz.-I,
Dawn. J.! II. L''"''i ZIG" go l.u.--
Deau Secret, a., NT, e. ~ N 60
| DeeusIef' me ~ i'nL'
Deerslayer, The. ByJ. ehihore 'ooI 81
! Daldee, the W ard oi Nafr1hG HAM, -!
Florence Warden.
Devils Die, The. by prant Aileu'
Doctor Cupid. by i'hoaa brougn'oh
Donald Ross ot heinira' 10y "iii'""'
bIach'
Donovan. by Edna Lyah'
Dora Thorne. by Charlotte NJ braeilf
Doris Fortune. BY Florence Warden
| Double Cunning. BY George Manyille
Fem.
Dukes Secret, The. by Chariot NJ
Braeme.
Feast Lynne Is! mrs hehrE "oou'
Edmond Dantes. by Alexander Du'ii"s
| Emerson Essays, + irHl series
Emerson's Essays, Second Series.
ESSAYS of Ella. The. BY Charles Lamb
Fair Women. BY Mrs. Forester.
Eo,,iI,, pr;do Pv tho Author of "Piaue y
-. Caora,s Rv the Author O,
% .p;Guo 7"
- ~ cr;ol,o, Rv Georpe Sand
".lo-o' -. n na,,hto, Pv Freder;ka
fa5ner anu ia
-, D., charlotte N
riely oaue"i' "
r.. vi, Tho Rv .Iess;e Fotberpill
ra.a;r.,h. Eo,tors RvMrs Alexander
- tn ID, Er.d.r;L. Premer
rour .'is'e'' I'M TO-. Cn.,ara Al
roi.,e' .s eh'eH'
E,azan Pirate The By W. Clark. Rus.
seII
Golden Hart. A.. By Charlotte NJ
! Rraeme.
Gr;mm,e Fairy Tales.
| ICuilderov- By Ouida,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

Some one has said that a diet of oat-
meal and brown bread tends to promote
the growth of the hair. However this
may be, the diet is good one for many
more assured reasons.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15

Bicycle riders in Southland, Austria
liza. are required to dismount 22 yards
from an approaching horse and draw
their wheels past
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-15
Monday. October 10. 1894.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Not
Representatives.
s. GORDON.
b. wADDINGHAM.
Joint Representative.
J. c. AULD.
Sheriff,
5. \. PEPPER,
II. NJ. MORAN.
All. SwERDFIGER.
Attorney,
C. II. LOUD.
Superintendent Public Instruction,
MISS LOUISA COOLEY.
Assessor,
W. S. SMELL.
Surveyor,
S. f. SEXTON.
Public 'Administra or.
LOUIS BACH.
Coroner.
Justice of the ace, Miles City Twp.
JOIN GIBB.
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r. A. JOHNSON.
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