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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-25
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
l. .. O. F. dance tonight
Fresh popcorn and chestnuts at Gay
Huff's. SGT
Attorney Collins of Rosebud was at
tending to business matters here yes
terday.
Cashier w. w. D. Terrett, of the
Merchants bank, was business visitor
in Miles Friday.
500 lbs. fine Xmas mixed candy, ooc
per pound, at Gay Huff's. 37-2t
Bert Adams went to Miles City yes
terday to spend Christmas withfriends
Biggest assortment of Xmas toys in
town at Gay Huff's. S7-2t
E. E. Gould, the north side sheep
man, is spending Christmas in Bill
lings.
1. O. O. F. dance tonight.
Jas. Davidson, the prominent young
.fockmaster of Sanford, was greeting
friends in town the fore part of the
week
William Shriyer was over from the
north side Monday and went to Billings
in the evening on a short business
mission.
Roast 'possum and roast young pig
will be served to the patrons of the
American hotel bar and bowling alley
this evening.
Justice of the Peace Wright is again
able to attend to his business matters
after severe and protracted attack of
the grip.
Look over the fine jewelry, cut glass,
silverware and clocks before they are
gone. Gay Huff. SGT
Yesterdays west bound North Coast
delay, it is reported, was due to severe
storms in North Dakota.
State Senator j. S. Hopkins has re-
turned from visit of several days to
his livestock and ranch interests in
the western part of the state.
J. w. Cole, father of Ira and Robt.
Cole, who had been spending few
weeks here, returned Monday evening
to his home at Culbertson, Neb.
Thornton Clifford, the new proprie-
tors of the N. p. lunch counter, have
installed d large new nickel plated
coffee urn in their place Of business.
A nice line of fruit and celery will
arrive in time for Xmas dinner, at
Gay Huff's. SGT
Robt. Cole, who has been spending
several weeks at his former home,
Culbertson, Neb., returned Saturday
and has resumed his position on the
Times.
r. 0. Bean has returned from an
extensive visit to points on the coast.
He is we'll pleased with his trip, but
has no. lost his affection for Rosebud
county.
Chas. Richter is now an active men,
Der in the local bachelors club, Mrs.
Richter and child having left Thurs
day on an extended visit with eastern
friends and relatives.
The cold weather that has prevailed
here for the past week or so has not
only left the ice on the river in excel
lent condition for safe skating, but
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-25
Don't Say Pants for Trousers

But if you have any clothes
you want cleaned, pressed
or repaired take them to G.
E. List, who has opened up
an establishment in a por-
ton of the building occu-
pied by Arthur Bovee's bar
Der shop. Ladies' as we'll
as gents garments repaired
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
INSTALLMENT PEDDLERS.
Justice Crutch ield Begins Crusade Against
A i,ced Law Breakers.

In the Police Court yesterday Justice
Cruthchfield declared that he Woaid DO
everything in his power to prevent ped
ding by certain installment houses III
Richmond. He declared that he knew
that this custom is practiced to great
extent, and through his efforts there was
partially heard yesterday charge or
pcddlins against the -AIIen-Broldy Com
pany of No. 2415 East Main Street The
case was not finished and was allowed
to go over until next Tuesday
During the early part OF this week
there was brought before Justice CTutch-
field, a negro woman, Rebecca Smith.
cook employed ut No SQ2 East Leigh
Street, who was accused Of some Illegal
action in connection with the purchase
of clothing on the installment plan from
the AlIen-Broidy Company. She was
acquitted and on the strength or eFl-
dence brought out in this case Justice
Crutchficld ordered that the company be
brought TO court for peddlinS without q
license. He held that this peddirs was
Illegal and that it was an Injustice 10
the other merchants of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
News From Barton Heights.

Mrs. Z. z. Goodwin has returned GO her
home on Barton Avenue, from Pa:ksrs-
burg, West Va, where she went 10 httei1.
the funeral of ner father
The ladies of Overorook Presby eer'aA
Church will hold a Twentieth Century
"Silver Tea" at toe residence OF Mrs
C. NJ. Zinkle next Tuesday night, REQ
nth A fine musical programme has oeen
arranged, and an evening of rare ENJOY
mont may be anticipated.
Miss Annie Cole. Of Hollins Institute.
Va. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs-
L. E.. Briggs, of Lamb Avenue. left
Thursday evening for New York, there TO
Join her friend, Miss ecker. OF so'!th
Carolina, from whence they will sail Tor
Europe. They will visit England. France,
Itav and other European points oa-eSe
returning home. They expect 70 &c
gone about a year.
Mrs. B. c. Grey, of Newport News, va,
Is on a visit TO her mother, Mrs z Lina.
say Walker, who is stopping with her
daughter. Mrs Calvin c. Satterfield, OF
North Avenue.
Mr.. George Collier. who has been sis'f-
ing Mr.. ". K Bache. OF Lamb Avenue
and Dove Street, left Thursday on a bu5i-
ness trip TO Staunton. Va, for the We
Cornaick Harvesting Machine company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Book Store News.

You'll find our Book Store sup
piled with all the latest publications
and, if anything, more complete
than during the holidays. Our
book and stationery departments
are like everything else in the store,
kept at the highest possible point of
excellence.
Here're a few of the copyright
works at csc. We have all the
others. If you don't see what you
want among the multitude of books
ask for it.
The Tory Lover (Jewestl
Tristaim of Bent ::.{Hope),
]. Devlin-BosS .(Wiliiams1.
one of the most popular books this
season.
In Search OF Mademoiselle (Gibbs).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
CITY HALL ICE
FLOE REMOVED
Superintendent COIN Finally Van
quishes Skating Rink.
HE. DID IT WITH HOSE
Tried Everything aud Fiua!ly Tr'umphsa
Through P.ckaxcs and puddteh
Friends Havs Freely Or
fered ADVICE.
HE DID IT WITH HOSE

Pfckaxes resolutions, anatomical strLc-
lures and things have been broken on the
skating rink which has surrounded tue
City Hall beyond the curling since the
snowfall Of q few days ago. Everything
has been broken except the snow: It mas
remained one cohesive mass OF supper
ness; a superlative cause OF distinct al
Vances in ohjurgatory observations. IL
has defed everything, and during these
rare moments when superintendent Hen
~ Cohn, of the Street Cleaning Depart
mept. has had nothing else TO do he has
stood on tho corner and sazed at this
mass Of ice, trying to devise ways and
means of removing 1t.
at can't be DONE he has soliloquizsd.
"They can't dig 1t, snow won't burn. "a
won't wear out, and every minute 1t stays
there it gets harder
ADVISED BY FRIENDS.
And then he went to his friends about
it
Il think the fact that it has frozen o..
top of the asphalt has something TO Go
with it sticking SO hard" said one OF
these
II think So said Mr.. Cohn.
Guild fires on it, said the friend.
'"That won't do" declared Mr. Conn
"Dfg it up said another friend.
.It won dig I have broken half ti'e
picks in Richmond on It."
We'll, do Ike they do In Spain," said
another friend.
How is that" asked Mr.. Conn., eagerly.
Let It stay there"
HAIR OF THE DOG.
Suggestions have heen made by the score,
but the snow has remained there. Finally.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Cohn met another
man, who, in talking of tho matter,
quoted that old saw:
...rhe hair of the dog will cure the bite.
but snow hasn't any hair said MI
Cohu.
Finally, the matter dawned on him. and
| so he called the Street Cleaning Aepart-
rnent together. borrowed three or Tour
lines of hose. armed every man with some
J thing sharp ranging in size from PEI
| knife, to a pickaXe. and having coa&ed Il
| small hole through the ICY covering
| turned the water on All Gay ne 5tras
! cIed with this ice and last nISht last .
/ the sun went down, he walked all aEoIHi
/ the City Hall in the middle o: the street
and he couldn't find 4 cit OF snow
I Hundreds of persons stopped GurlhS
| the day to watch the street for@e at wHFk.
! Some OF them ware sPlattcreo With the
| water. some sat luwI, IN sudden and IN
( graceful attitudes. kat all appreciated H.
1t was a kind o. matiI@e performance
! and at divers ZINES was .teJ-.Irt2d by
/ acr0b;itics which caused laughter and aa-
! pIause as the miniature flood sradUa:iT
| Iooseued the tendons of the ice and sent
| it away.
Now Mr. COIN is triumphant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
CDFFEEEYES.
1t Attacks s.any Persons Their

To illustrate how coffee can affect the
eyes the words of a lady i'll Woodland, Ia,
are quoted.
II was brought up to. believe that tea
was injurious out was allowed to drink
coffee from childhood. Ever since I can
remember have t;een subject to severe
attacks of headache. otherwise my health
was pretty good until a short time ago
my eyes became affected; they ached and
painted me continually and We're often
badly infamed ISalso had queer. dizzy
feelings in my head almost continually.
One time we were obliged to do with
out milk or cream fora few weeks, and
not relisiling NY coffee clear left off its
use. In a short time I was surprised to
find my eyes greatly improved, and felt
better in every way, still l did not mis-
trust tie coffee. and begun its use as soon
nc we cot cream again. Within few
DAYS my eyes We're worse than ever.
Then I resolved to quit coffee absolutely
and take up Postum. This dld and my
ewes quickly recovered.
NV experience shows that while coffee
caused headache and eye trouble, Postum
Fond Coffee does not produce any bad
effects whatever and is greatly strength
enins and nourishins. Name given byT
Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
DAY IN THE POLICE COURT.
/. Of ".isto! qae, ii y" WHICH aused
Shot n Stree, is Gu d.

Shot n Slice, Is II ~ u.
buried in a long docket in Police Court
esterday was a case Of 'pisto squeez-
ing which Is something new in police
,nnals. This is the accidental discharge
~ a plsto, through pressure on the handle
nfBcialIy termed pistol squeezing by
Justice crutchheld. As 1t happened yes
terday the .squeezer" was Discharged,
but il was with warning to others not
to try the came excuse
This was the case against James Craw-
ford, up for alleged threats to Kill Joe
Nixon. It seems that Crawford had a
harnmerless revolver in his hand ana was
IN front Of Nixon's house when. through
excitement, he exerted the pre- sure neces-
sary to Ere It He said he had the re-
yolver TO protect himself against Nixon.
He was discharged.
Albert wickes of the u. S. S. Lancas-
fer. who was In Richmond without
.yriittcn leeSe Of absence was held to
await word from his vessel at Newport
News. He Is supposed 10 be deserter.
fohn Anderson, negro while drunk. was
nj en Passenger ane Power Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

Matinee and night performances at the
Biiou to-day will close the stay OF one OF
tho host and strongest vaudeville shows
that has ever heen seen In the theatre
Mile. AdGie and her lions have been th7
talk of the town. and there IS iaf ga
advance sale OF seats for the last t"o
nerforusny es of this brave and wonderful
little Spanish woman and nes niaS =, ~
lions. Teddy R., the cub. will hold re-
cantion for the ladies and chil0ren at tee
matinee
"a Black Sheer with Otis Harlan and
William, 'Devere IN their original ro!eS,
will be the offering OF the BiJou Musical
Comedy Company next week. ana ait siie
con,rany will have something TO orinS
into nroufnence The Hoffman music Tor
this show is to eclipse the best efforts Oh
the popular writer of musical NUMBERS
The sale OF seats for the concert 20 os
even in this city ON Thursday. fehr'saES
s-th will omen at the store of Walter ID
Moses G. Co. on Monday morning SUI
scrirars 10 the guarantee list. which IS
still open at the store, viii nave tns Ms Ms
choice OF seats In the order in winch ,hs's
names appear on the isl.
richards & Pringie's Georgia Ministries,
Win their forty comedians, aslis ana eN~
merit dancers singers and I scoEs % nc
veIty acts. will appear at inc 'Nso3e'''
next Monday night.
Thts organization. which started II a
r,c6ast wav some years ago. has, through
tba most liberal kind of management. a.
CURED an enviabie position in the amuse-
~nent field. They bring With them this
-ear more welI-known comedians ana
novelty acts than has ever before ossti
collected together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
WILL BRING HIM HERE.
D.tsssiye Tonliuson ay Co After Baumgard'
ner To-Day.

Captain Tomlinson will probably leave
for Cincinnati to-day TO Drlns ~
Par,nea rdner to this city for trial on the
charge Of emhezzlement.
The Governor of Ohio refused to honor
thf, reoutsitlon of the Governor OF North
Carolina because il was shown that tne
amount OF theft did not reach the crime
~ sembezzlement. It Is alleged that he
got from Mrs. Freeland. in this city
about $500 cut:
4 telegram was received from. Cincin-
natl asking for further information con-
corning the case and Major Howard re-
piled Yesterday that the alleged crime
was committed within twelve months past
and that the money was IN notes ana
coin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
CLAIM RlPAR AN RIGHTS.
Pasee1ger and Powc company Ask for aa
Injunction Agai1s: Development c mpany.

A case of some Importance will come up
before Judge Minor on the 18th instant.
Eminent counsel appeared before him yes
terday and presented a bill, alleging that
the Virginia Electrical Railway and De-
.velopment Company and Winston & Com
pany. contractors, in making the i'm
proyements on the river front for the
Development Company, have diverted the
water from its natural channel, so as to
seriously injure the business of the Pas
senger and Power Company in operating
It's electrical plants on Browns and John
sons Islands.
The plaintiffs claim they had riparian
rights to the flow of water before the
defendants had commenced their work
or had even been Incorporated, and they
therefore pray for an injunction TO re-
strain the defendants from further in
reference with the rights Of the pain
tiff company, and ask for a mandatory
injunction requiring the defendants to
restore the flow of water as it was before
the work was started and paying for
damages for injury that has been done.
Owing to the absence of one of the
counsel for the defendants. the motion
for an injunction was continued to Feb
sruary 18th.
The defendants were represented by
Messrs. Munfor6. Hunton. Williams and
anderson: the plaintiffs by Messrs. Mar
tin, Christian & Christian, and Leake s;
.-arter.
In the case of Lucy Wilson ct ais VS..
Katie Aleekins eft ais, in the City Circuit
Court, the jury returned q verdict for
the plaintiffs. The suit arose over Il con-
tested will. All parties are coiored.
Suit has been Instituted in the Chancery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
CHINESE NEW YEAR.
Celebration OF This Great Event viii Begin
Next SUNDAY.

Beginning next Sunday afternoon ths
Chinese will celebrate individually and as
a ma ton their New Year. In II 5 city eN
tensive preparations for the celebration
have Teen made and the local Celes tails
will take Il few days holiday. The Chew
HIn6 Gums the Wun Lung Cones. tho
Hic Hac Hoes, and the plain Lees aud
Sings will all join together to celebrate
properly this great event of Cnlnese MS
tory
Everything from birds nest soup to
cT1op-suev and back again will be on the
menu card, and woe is unto the man who
doesn't take his linen out by tonight.
Celebration headquarters in this city VIII
be at Wing On Wo'a place of business
No. 500 East Broad Street, where q sor-
geous feast will be spread.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
nr ntins NefI.

Dr.. ]. L. Hankins. brother Of MI =,
G. Hankins, who has been III OF typtotu
fever at Cumberland. Nd Tor se.gia.
weeks, arrived here Thursaas' W. W. w
pfar..caiIy recovered his heath n
G.. Hankins went to Cunnefiano
days ago ana accompanies hts 1T. IA
'-e-e ard wi" go Wilt ni'ii ~ -
,o,,e in rralffaS to-day Before ms
i-oh'o III Mains was physician for
big mining company in Maryland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Miller g. Rh0af7s.

car three times and for his disorder and
swearing in the presence of some thirty
days.
John Reed was sentenced for ten days
60 rctivn nrrtic',ation in brick battle
with George Yo. ers, Yohe1s failed to
appear. William Christian was fined SO 81
for striking jamie Christian. John Nun
roe, drunk, was discharged Virginia
Miller hit Rosa Richardson with brick
and was fined $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Make n, Sefcre &c.

So far as can be ascertained there are
no new developments in the Eat
on-Whitsitt controversy. The current
issue of the Western Recorder, edited by
DR.. Eaton, contains. it is understood, no
reference to the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Tr,asfe s of prcps,ty.

ue,rico. s. C. Fleming and wife to Mary
oakIey,s trustee, 20 feet on jay Street.
near Mechanicsville turnpike. II. &c
John ". Justis and "ife % e"s.iarante :,
ssa+ on a thirty-foot street IN Duvars ad-
dition. ST. Sc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Mems Neckwear.

A fortunate purchase enables US
to offer regular SOC quality and
style of Neckwear for 25c.
Perhaps we have had as good as
this before for the same reason, as
we keep in touch with the best
makers, but certainly nothing better
At Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
e. sal pi,s-The demand is proof of

f. sal p,ils-The demand is proof OF
their worth. Dr.. Agnew's Liver Pills are
beating out many fossil formulas at q
quarter a box. They're Better medicine.
easier doses, and ten cents vial a
thousand ailments may arise from a dis
ordered liver. Keep the liver right ana
you'll not have Sick Headache, Bilious
ness, Nausea. Constipation and .sallo"
si,Jn leo doses . cents.-SSl. Sold by Ira
pia Medicine Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
In the Neck.

Clyde Palmer (colored) was badly cut
in the neck yesterday morning at TAO
o'clock by some piece of machinery at
the Allegheny Box Company. He was
treated by DR.. Foster. OF the ambulance
corps, and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Writing Paper Special,

For Csc a box we have the BEST
Cambria Linen Writing Paper and
Envelo es in the city of Richmond
at that price. Strong assertion, but
we can substantiate It with the
goods.
An extra fine finish that makes
the paper feel like a piece of fine
linen in your hand and and that
your pen travels over with pleasure.
Azure, lavender and white. boxed
expressly for us in fancy boxes.
One quire of paper aud Is envelopes
In each box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Brought Back.

Special officer c. D. Duke came from
I,vnchhurl yesterday with William Ran
doIph (colored}, who is charged with
stealing a lot of shoes and other Soods
from the freight cars of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Vic i'm OF Hear, Disease.

Charles Waddy. negro. fell dead from.
fei.rt disease at Sixteenth and Franklin
Streets about II o'clock yesterday morn
ing Coroner Taylor turned the body
over to friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Notions
and Fancy Goods.

Ten special items from these de-
parunents today at prices that
should claim your attention if you
need something for Sunday. Look
at the Maybe Veilings at Is cents.
The texture and finish are of the
best and well worth more than Our
price. Everything else in the list
is up to the Miller & Rhoads notion
standard.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Isle
Loom Web Side Supporters, black ana
white, Sc pair
No. 81 White Rose Glyoerine Soap.
highly perfumed, Sc cake.
Rose and Violet Toilet Soap, nicely
perfumed, cakes to box, 15c box.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Turnover
Collars, II different patterns, SC each.
No. 40 "Gros de Venice" New
Wash Neck and Sash Ribbons,
only the best shades and confined
to us in Richmond, Csc yard.
Ladies' Real Maoo Yam Hose, i'm
ported feet double heels. toes and soles,
regularly sold by US at 25o apalr, Sat
urday 19c pair.
Ask at Jewelry department to see the
guaranteed Unbreakable Shell, Amber
and Black Hairpins, in box, 25c
box.
Handmade Cut Steel Beaded Chat
elaine Bags, suede lined, inside pocket
AMI genuine gun metal or French gray
highly artistic frames, S2.9S each.
IS new patterns in the latest Black
and White Maybe Veilings, every yard
worth 800, 25c yard.
100 gross, consisting OF ten different
STYLES, of the l0-karat Gold Filled King
Collar Buttons, every one warranted,
21ac each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Miller & Rhonds.
Miller g Rhoads.
Weather Forecast: Far; probably rain or sno Sunday
Further Reductions n
Coats an0 Furs ON Saturday

been Goats and Furs for week or SO
oast It's had but there's sun some
rarnenrs left over dispose to season.
don't to do -, IN
To pet them marked OF them suli
lower one lot in Short Goats They're The very
best grade finish We sold them S75o IN the early
season them to 81. 3d.
Not many sizes to select the light
but we ave quite number in that color.
Another deep So 49, then reduced
this weather and weather
people say wild there's certainly than dollar worth OF com
for for Won in these the benefit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
ONE DoLI.Al; BERRIES.

Time was when a dollar would buy ONLY
shadow of a good black derby. Berry
annual hat clearance sales have revolu
tionfzed that period, and to-day q dollar
viii buy a hat that $3.50 and sec wou.d
have nailed before not many years back.
They're usually sold at 800 and sou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08
Coats.

Goats.
All OF our $40 and SIS Three-quarter
Coats, In tan, black and castor, full
satin lined, for $40.
$40 and Si2. 50 Three-quarter Goats,
tan. red and castor, SATIN lined, now
1898.
The balance of our best-gradc
Short Coats-many in light tan, a
few castor, some black; these gar
mcnts sold at SIS and $3.50;
now S7.o8.
Ali Of our s12 and s15so Goats
many Of them are tan, some blue and
black. bust satin lined--now s5.4S.
Furs.
Full-slze. Six-Tail, Imitation Stone
Maten Scarf, SL4S.
Electric Seal ear and AStrachan
oolIarettes, both black and colored,
S1o6.
Ful-Length Electric Seal Stoles, ten
tails, S24S
Real Black Marten and Real Mink
Scarfs, made OF the finest skins. SIS. 50.
Electric Seal Sheared Goats, S12. 50.
II Fur Collarettes. storm collars
and tabs in front, were S4.9S, for 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08

The jury in the case Of Jane Carter
the colored woman charged with at
tempting to burn the residence of James
I.ipscomb (also colored), handed IN a YER
dict of acquittal in the Hastings court
yesterday afternoon.
Clerk Winston, of the Law and Equity
Court, has prepared the pay roll for the
Jurors who served during the last term
and is ready to settle with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08

a suit for divorce has been instituted
by Mary Robinson against William hob-
iuson in the Law and Equity Court
Annie D. Brown also sues Tor divorce
from Ralph. c. Brown on the grounds Oh
desertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-08

We still have many of the 81 and
S1.25 Flannelette Wrappers with
deep flou ces and epaulette or
shoulders, which we are selling fol
6oc.