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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
Alive and Dead.

A lady had almost decided to buy
the coat she was trying on. The
weary sales-woman hreathed q sigh of
relief. The customer had been hard
to suit. Even yet she fingered the
buttons and twitched the. sleeves
thoughtfully. What was this fur
when it was alive?" she asked abrupt
ly, as she adjusted the collar. The
sales- woman hesitated and stammered.
She was torn between business-like
desire TO make sale and conscien-
tious regard for the truth. Her con.
fusion was painful. "Well, ipa'am'
We have to call 1t martin" she said at
last, but 1t was skunk when 1t was
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

McMahon Il Collier undertakers and
embalmen. Corner Union avsnus and
D. street. Phone 80.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
Mantad.

A loan on a valuable corner lot, cor
ner of Summit and Elm street. Apply
to Len Mummah. Moses u Aliens south
side store.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
COAL.

Everybody waais coal asd svsrybody
wants 70 - Il cesvssisstiy. pssnpty.
cAsap - asst-sles. os1an m wiik
raasssaas Z Aa1ssssa ~ - -
!. 49, stu3 stluC o.
~ e ~ ~ 4 i p i ss q
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

~ would fain have meat."-TUo
Gentlemen of Ven0na.
Save your money, and keep 1t on
interest in the Central National
Bank, and you can cat meat three
times IA day.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

A fine line of staple and fancy
at the Bessemer Drug store.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

Burn Canon City coal; it is the best.
Herman e. Shloss sell 1t.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

Buy from first hands by dealing With
stumpf Bros, the leaders in meats,
poultry. fish, oysters, etc.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
MidWinter

When you go, go quickly and com fortably
via Santa Fe Route. Positively the only
line with Pullman tourist and palace sleepers
Chicago and Kansas City TO San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego, without change
Write to q. T. Nicholson, q. p. A., Topeka,
or J. P. Hall, Colo. Pass Agt.. Denver and
ask for free copies of ITO California and
Back" and Midwinter Fair literature.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

Rsad IL INDIcAToR.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
California

You have been planning that California
trip for several years. Why not go now, and
take advantage OF the low railroad rates for
California Midwlnter Exposition. at San
Francisco, open until June lst7 From jan
unry to June California is at Its best: bright,
Joyous, sunny days Astounding. And the
Fair Is worth seeing. too. 1t has the best of
Chicago's attractions, and new features Of
great interest.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the following:
Furnished rooms fo' rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarders
wanted" "dressmaking," etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
Look at This.

Look at This.
Canon City Lump e5.e5
Canon City Nut A.76
Robinson Lump A.76
Robinson Nut A.25
These are the prices of these standard
GOALS. Delivered by the only coal
dealers In Bessemer.
fANNEBAKER q ANDERSON,
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
Exposition

New Furniture Store.
The Thomas .simpson Furnituss Go.
have opsssd up store at 9ls 6sutA
Unt@ svssss - win pss nsss1
r16esgSss ssooad AAad fusnisassv ~.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03

That slow stove will do splendidly II
you burn Canon City coal. Order from
Herman & Shloss
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
& Go.
~ SOUTH UNION AVE.

Our 6rst weeks business at our new
stand, I'D south Union avenue, has been
far beyond our expectations. Our trade
we find, is gradually increasing, and
from the remarks and compliments ts paid
our store and methods OF doing business
by the trade in general, we are the more
encouraged and makes us feel like offer
ing you better Inducements.
We are, as perhaps you are well a.
ware, in position to own our own
goods at such prices that will enable us
to COMPETE WITH THE LOWEST,
prices than any one. AT all events
NE a,1W not be uNaeySola.
Our goods are all new, and you should
in justice to yourself and family make
us a visit, learn our prices and
Find the Right Place
To do your Trading
->sN<.
S1|
DONAHUE
& COMP
90 South Union Avenue.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-03-03
City Directory.

PANNEBAKER & AsDERsok
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

If some of the friends of F. J
Cutter could have caught a certain
individual early yesterday morn
ing, there would have been a quiet
unostentatious lynching bee held
on Hotel street in the early hours.
Shortly after three o'clock yester-
day morning, Miss Lizzie Cutter
was awakened by feeling something
around her neck. At first, being
only half awake, she did not think
much of the matter. In few min
utes, however, she was fully awak-
ened by feeling rope slowly tight
ening around her neck. Looking
up, she saw a man kneeling on the
bed, with a rope in his hand, the
other end of which was looped
around her. She put her hand
between her neck and the rope and
worked the moose off. Then she
screamed, and the man, whoever
he was, escaped by back door.
Miss Cutter ran out on the porch,
where she met her sister, who had
been awakened by the cries.
The case is a most mysterious
one. The only explanation that
seems feasible is that the viii
lain was about to attempt GRIM
inal assault when Miss Cutter
awakened, and frightened him away
by her screams. This seems to be
the only solution of the matter. 1t
is hardly probable that the man, if
he was a burglar, would take the
trouble to choke his victim, when
she was asleep and he could have
robbed the house without fear of
interruption.
The whole affair showed careful
preparation. The man had entered
the house by a window in the rear,
which had been left open. After
he came in, he took the pains to
unlock a rear door, leaving it stand
ing open so that he could make an
easy sneak in case of detection.
Miss Cutter did not get good
view of the man, the room being
quite dark, and che was, of course,
very much excited. She says,
however, she saw enough of him to
know that he had dark complex
ion, and is quite large. This is a
very slim clew for the police to
work on, and at present there seems
to be little show of the scoundrePs
capture.
The case was put in Captain Lar
sens hands yesterday morning.
He will work on it, and try to dis
cover who the man is, but he seems
to have a hopeless task. A piece of
small cotton rope, found in Union
lane, may help in the investigation,
however.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
American Unions Will Not Win
Without a Struggle.

All will not be smooth sailing
for the ticket nominated by the
American Union Party. There viii
be an Independent ticket in the
field, and the names will be made
public this afternoon, for before 4
o'clock they will be filed with the
Minister of the Interior. Harry
Klemme has decided to run, and 1T
is probable Paul Neumann's name
will go in. The Schuetzen Company
met last night and decided to sup
port an independent ticket. Another
meeting will be held tonight. The
Hawaiian Republican Club met last
night and it was decided to support
nearly all of the ticket named by
the American Union convention,
but it was thought best to wait and
see what independents are in the
field before taking final action.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17
A THIMBLE BEE.
The Ladies of Central Union Church
to Have One.

The Ladies' Society of Central
Union Church finds that its treasury
is empty and it must make special
effort towards its replenishing. But
not wishing to lay heavy burden
on any, or to deminish IN any way
the receipts of the neighbors of the
Anglican Church in their coming
bazaar, they have decided to hold a
thimble bee. All ladies of the
church and congregation are invited
to meet at the church parlors on
Thursday afternoon between the
hours of two and five o'clock, and
bring their sewing. Your own sew
ing is meant; the button holes for
Johnnys' jacket, the napkins you
hem by hand, the stockings that
must be darned, then the
thought that you are stealing time
that belongs to the family, will not
obtrude itself on you.
Each lady is asked to bring some
contribution in money fixing the
amount herself, as each knows best
what she can afford to give.
No one will know these amounts
save the givers, and she who gives
five cents will be as welcome as she
who has five dollars to spare.
1t is often said that women would
rather talk than eat, and it is intend
ed to test the truth of the saying.
There will be nothing to eat, and of
course, no dishes to wash. They
will have simply a ''feast of reason
and a flow of SOUL" and a goodly
amount of enjoyment will be had out
of the occasion.
To any friends who do not count
themselves members of the church
or congregation but who may feel
that they would enjoy socia! after
noon a most cordial invitation IS eI-
tended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

Let il be thoroughly understood
from this date on that under the
changed socIal and political conditions
any attempt at a revival of monarch
cal bad habits, either in public or pri-
vate, will be met with open rehuke.
The ADVERTISER had better stick to
its sensations and leave the Star and
community to take care Of the facts
GStar, Oct. 18th.
The Star gives a political sig
nificance to some unfortunate and
disgraceful doings in the Hawaiian
hotel, because its proprietor is said
to be a royalist. This is the con-
struction to be put on it's stern re-
solve, in abiding to these doings,
that " any attempt at revival of
monarchical bad habits, either in
public or in private, will be met
with open rebuke" by the Star.
1t would be more in accordance
with the facts to warn any Ameri-
can visitors here, or who may come
here (for all the parties involved
are Americans, that any attempts
on their part to initiate monarchi-
cal bad habits" would be ever
lastingly, and exclusively, re-
buked by the Star.
Because some Americans went
on a spree in the hotel, and under
the supervision and liberation of
the steward, who is a naturalized
American, it seems hardly fair to
charge Colonel Macfarlane with at
tempting to revive monarchical
bad habits" People from the
States, or elsewhere, are quite able
to conduct very vigorous dissipa-
tons, without consulting him.
The Stars insinuation that these
poor American lambs, bleating on
these distant shores, were led into
the trap of monarchical bad
habits" by Colonel Mscfarlane,
because he is believed to be a roy
alist, and wishes to revive the
lecherous glories of the monarchy,
is simply, as it seems, an at
tempt to "get even with him, on
political grounds.
OF course, the free use of liquor
ia really the cause of this bad bust
ness. If the Star will strike at the
evils of rum" it will "take care
of the facts" better than in any
other way. In doing so, it will
only give the ADVERTISER another
sensation to talk about.
The disgraceful conduct of these
visiting foreigners, residing in the
hotel, cannot be defended. 1t may
be said, however, that the privileges
of any hotel are open to abuse-so
much so, that no woman, however
high her social position may be, is
not admitted, if alone, to any "frst
class" hotel in the city of New
York, unless she has special and
satisfactory credentials. This re-
quirement works, at times, very
cruel hardship, and it would do so
here, where it is difficult for visiting
women to identify themselves.
The bad example of the mon
archy, and its bad habits was, for
years, tolerated by this community,
although it had the power, years
ago, to stop them instantly, as it did
stop them in '93. Notorious indie
cency, in high places, is at an end i;
but if the moral tone of the COM
munity is not what it should be,
the community itself is not free
from blame.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

Robert Us recent phenomenal made him the talk
his latest interesting
description of the bay wonder by r. Walker who owned him
foaled Wlamsport
then owned both his sire Hartford and his dam Geraldine He
him colt had several others about the They all
and driven first the road and afterwards the u
old made Albany, where he made mile in 2:224n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

Thanks are due J. J. Williams,
the photographer, for pictures
which have greatly aided the AD-
vERTIsER during the last few days.
Mr.. Williams work is so good that
it Is a pleasure for artists to repro
duce from his photographs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

Jim Sherwood says he has some
new bathing suits which make the
mermaids turn green with envy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17
FAIR PLAY IS ALWAYS A JEWEL.
Why Pitch Into Marfarlane Because
Guests Do Wrong?
MIXING POLITICS AND PUNCH.

because the Colonel II Believed To Be
RoyaIist, and People I'm His House
Drink Too Heavily. He Il Accused
OF EevivinE MonarchiaI Habits.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.
Miss Cutter the Victim of a Mid
night PrOwler.
AwAKEs WITH A ROPE ON HER NECK.

4 Chance For Some Enterpri-ing IDdi-
viduals To Get Up Lynching Bee
no Clew, n Yet, To the PerPetrator
Of the Outrage-Larsen Investigating.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
CHASl'iS THE WAlRUS.
How We o. p"r,"'nn.d' and Then Ffn'shed
With Cold Lead.

Now We u Ha rtu,o',.d and Then Finished
With Cold Lead.
Arnold Pike tells Of walrus hunt in
Bird hay, 70 the north Of Spitzbergen.
The bay was full of fast ice, but east
ward the sea was fairly open, and the
hunter was rowing slowly back to the
sloop when the harpooner suddenly laid
aside his glass and headed the boat for
n black mass which the mirage maRni-
fed into the size of small house, but
which was really a walrus.
"The walrus raises his head, and we
are motiopless, says Mr.. Pike. 1T Is
intensely still, and the scraping of a
piece of ice along the boat seems like
tapc roar of railway train passing over
head on some bridge. Down goes the
head, and we glide forward again. The
Walrus is uneasy. Again and again ne
raises his head and looks around with
suick motion, but we have the sun right
Is our back, and he never notices us
At last we are within a few feet. and
with a shout of 'Vook op, gamlinS!
Wake up, old boy, which breaks the
stillness like shot. the harpooner Is on
his feet, his weapon clasPed IN both
hands above his head
"As the walrus plunges into the sea
the iron is hurled IN his side, and with
q quick twist to prevent the head from
siipping out of the same slit that 1t has
cut in the thick hide the handle Is
withdrawn and thrown into the boat.
No. 2, VINO with "a turn ruund the Tor
ward thwart has been paying out the
kne, now checks *, as strsEc and the
'hammelmand, facing forward, hang
back on their oars to check the rush.
Dumping and scraping the ICE, we are
towed along for ABOUT five minutes and
then stop as the walrus comes to the
surface TO breathe.
In the old days Che lance would IN
ish the business, but now il - the rife.
He is facing the boat. | sight for one OF
his eyes and iot iIiII nave Go,n .slrc.a
without much effect apparently, fo'
away wc rush for two or three minutes
more, when he il up AGAIN, siIli facing
me boat. He seems to care no more foT
TIC solid cxIru.a bullets than " they
were peas, but he is low this time, and
- he turns To dive exposes the fataI
ss,ot at the back of hls head ana dles.
-MilwauLe- Wisconsin.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
sum mons.

In the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District OF the state OF Montana, in and for the
county of Custer -. -
Nina Turner, plaintiff VS.. Willis Turner, de-
fcndant
The state Of bntana sends greeting to the
H,.se uan,,.,i defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you 10y tbb aDuNc nafn'ti
plaintiff in the District Court of the So 7enth
',.drial district Of the .tat" 81 Montana. ~ and
complaint fl-,i ti.ss.7. within ;:u 1aye ;aSc!g
sive Of the day of seryIceD after the service on
YOU ot this summons, IL served within tins
ouuuts -, IL se.ved out Of THE county, bat
wisc within forty days. or judgment oy ueiault
prayer II said complaint. / lac sand rUtIun ~
brought j.. obtain a decree of liyOTcc from the
lii drf. naai.t att al5.. for :1c caTc and ci;c
tody of "a lie Turner. minor chtld OF said
fcudar.t has h.Cg Sailty Of extreme cruelty ana
druukeLnsss aud that on OF aLout September
LIST, li.c the de endant, without any Just cause;
deserted and aoanf foued said plaintln ana
Demands COSTS Of shai, ali vf .ni,h s.,oTu iuii
1T Dot IA ,aiut," ',.she'' c"i''I''''t -. ''''
hcrrin - which reference l. h, reby made.
81! ..a arc hgTChg notified t'@: y '-C ':'l -
app,.ar and answer the sad co'"plaiht as above
required the said plaintiff VII y 20 the
court Tor TIE relief demanded n .H'r "mf'lInt
| hEi ruf .st- "a -Git. - q.
ti,e i.H ,cr .iy !.ai i.i.,. Rae gga! .! nc c:s,
trio. court Of tho seventh Iudicial
, - iistr q of tine state Of Montana, ~
| SEAL o-d frr th'. county ~ l'uS'"r, this
. ',ro,,ty-.r rs'ssr,I .tay - S"r'f"r"f~r ~
| the s., ar of our Lord, one thousand eight hun
| drrd ami ninety-iour.
yicIA
| u. ". Mycrs. attorney ior piaiEtiu.
| First gubllcatlgu oct ll.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
Notice

PrRLIc NOTICE IL HEREBy GIVEN. That there
will be a meeting Of the stockholders of The
Miles City Irrigating and Ditch Company held
NJ the office oi sand company ~ the director
i,,,In Of az. Ti,si National bauk 81 Ailos tIty
in the county Of Custer and state OF Montana.
on the sth day of Decemher, ls9i.
said meeting - .enc1 90 ~. crrC.e.
OF changing the name ~ this corpora,Ion
Company to MILES City Canal and lrrigaiing
Company
said peefng il called fHr the further purpose
corpora liun ~ tho period ~ forty wears fr"r'
'Er'ilue If tha organization - -" Nil"s O.:
Irrigating and Ditch Company.
said meeting j. called for the further purpose
nf extending the business Of the said c"rpor-
alton 50 a. To- include in addition tn the powers
already possessed by the said corporation the
following Env' -. 'hg' 3 =" ny.
OF purchasing. holding. developing, if3-
proving. using. leasing, selling. conveying or
"thorNi-n dispo-inE of water rights, and wnier
prvars. aud the -itHs thereof pUt lands ne"' e.
and habtations arising or growing up Gr 70
arise or grow up IN connection with or about
til same:
devclo ping. leasing, selling. dealing in, convey.
iua. or otherwise using or dlsrOsiug oi town
sites OF town lots, blocks or subdivisions thereof
and also Tor borrowing money hy the sand com
pauy to pay the debts ami obligations thereof
and To improve and develop the property now
owned l., .h- -aat v"iI fhil"u utltI" t-rnlH- -
bonds therefor and ~ -"urgg said bonds or 9th
- r. r,.---.f .-. ~..-eu -. --.ar.- -
or deed oftrust as the directors Of said corpor'
tion may elect. and 10 provide for the pay
rnent Of interest 0n such loans - made at any
rate or ~ any time or place the sald corporation
by IT, ofiicers may direct and also to take and
/ lccoU. mortgages either real or persnnei for
NOD Z: H,u - Ice s4... corporation from y. rs,.i
/ ,,biuI1aut.- col iSII a ttuAr.
| 4 full meeting 81 all the stockholders Of sand
/ corporation l. earnestly requested at the time
/ and place heretofore uamed.
] Is WITNESS WHEREOF the trustees OF %HI
corporation have caused the foregoing notice .
/ ba published for -iG successive weeks m tn
1 YELLOW STONE JOURNAL. a newspaper pun
| t;.I-sI %. ula- ,'sr... - E..,,rs's -. -
| aid county Of Custer and State of Montana.
| Dated At NJ lies City this 18th day Of Octobr!
| ts"t.
| MICHAEL hIRCHEE,
| W. ID. JORDAN,
| W. y. HtSSEs.
| First publication October ~, ls9i.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
CITY OF ANACONDA.
CITY Or ~. - /.
VNITED STATES Of AMERICA
STATE OF MONTANA. 8

Louis Rotwitt Secretary nr Sfal- %; he
State OF NontOna, do hereby certify that the
foregoing cities have h.-'n pi4"-a IL 71r''' afi"n
fer the place Of perinabenF tasa a1 ~ .l.
Of government of Montana ana .utt t.n sHlrr
and all tbcr Fnf vr"r' 'rc eFf 4 fN "r ffT
M payr 20 september 5, l5s-, auu "s- raca
certificate of nomination, cnnt9frITg -" "nrrc
Of tine city nominated Tor IL. place .. %. sma-
nen4 location Of the sea- H .., .an-
tzineI the naIEs ot "a r.r r-'. ID" .s-".H H fu"
sane / sitretCT, GC1 b. mo t2 -'
twenty five I'll, ct ,rtrfy
wherein iIct CO., lfr
dene,, business as4! ...-tnuzs s tr--- ~ "'"h
efector reSJ'-cttV"i3.
4. further c n d ''' STAT. Boar !
ton retirps 'lgr p.s..a = location nf iur u.r
mancpt rrpital uf r -ttsa q, ll".. o." aud
aeter .uinnd from rho a'bsf raets rr uaG.it,'d 90
ne. ag Secretary o. State iu s1a E'Br, EH votcs
cast at such election, ~nt -1at thc statement
.sde on; By me On said DAY, ~ 'eare,tq,ry u
6tate of Mont ani and secretary ~ shid 10 trd
showed that the,e Was no rh. 'cc Tor piece OF
location the perm 4nent capital Of the state
Montana snd thst sash s,a,, ~ it,t Int. Ilrtr i
for AZ the general election of lS92, the City of
Anaconda" and the City % Hg'cG=' wc-u TIC
two cities receiving tine highest n"mh"r ~
And further certify that at the ge i.rrl
election in the year 1871. t1-gli on ia sd ty'
cation OF the ssat - g5reranaut Of aont,'a !.
hereby submitted to t1a qualified % ct1r- %
the state iv tccptJ use gt4 the urpyisi"n- "
az act . l.tlsd "Au Act providing for the su.
oation 81 " 81 OF GOyernman Mt" approved
March 6, 1891, and section 2, Article OF tie
WIZ. - IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF: 1
r 9.'e Ff o. o. the he stand ssPa q IN sns ant d ra
~ = 4 IN eaY ~ - saii a {,
this te 2sth d. - =. .nb - D,
s.-...r, Of Stat. of the stat. Ii ssTSa e SGasn..
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
REPRESSION.

Oh. sing a song to delight the world,
And tIay sonata, most sweet and rare!
On. send hopes message to heart sick souls,
And Danish from cartn All carEIng carel
All! pinioned the hands that erstwhile played.
And hushed the voice that longeth TO sing,
Recresse.i the iitr, ~ tine prisoned bird
That beateth the bars with tring wing.
Perchance in the fuller, broader sphere
That coneth when these short years are o'er.
The yearning soul--ah. then free indeedl-
Is ne'er repressed on the other shore.
Fanny L. Fancher in Minneapolis Houss-
keeper.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31

For the convenience OF those who
wish to make comparisons and for the
beaefit Of those who can never remem-
~, the Journal will hereafter keep
standing a table OF the corresponding
month ~ last year, showing day by day
vhs pr.ncipal meteorological conditions
as obtained from the record kept by the
United States weather observer in tn .
sity. Following lie the record for Oct,
1903:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31

The figuscs in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The highest temperature
daring the month VAS IL The total
amount of rain and melted snow WIS
lbs of al inch.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Daniel Boylr, decreased.
Notice is hereby given by the uudersigu.
"f the estate - Daniel Epyl'
deceased, io the creditors 81, ant all person
having Ciaim- against the said deceased, t. s
hIbii fhHW " - the necessary vouchers, with
fnur months after the first publication - til
usr Zee to the said administrator ai thr u'slcH OBJ
Z n Iund. Mil,s tity, Montana. the Same O.
INK the place Tor the traHsa,lIpn uI the bu-lH"-
of said estate ~ the county ~ lu-'cr.
JO-EPH T.. / AESJY,
Administrator 81 the estate IL Daniel Buy D.
decna-et
Dated. October fifteenth, l7sa,
: ir-t publication Dct. 10.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-31
STATE.
DISTRICT

Iudge seventh Judicial District .-.......
.......- Iluu tiru. n IIibuIn, Miles It's
9G.rial SteunEraphcr ..-.. ...........a..
80. Frc.N. Kr.ldlef, Miles titl