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Sail Weekly 70 and from
NEW YORK and GLASGOW, via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Passage. 20 to %. Returns tilO 10 ti4o
Second Cabin, 30. Return Tiekets,E
Cabin passengers booked at low rates
Passenger accommodations are unexcelled. AL
stAteroomB on Main Deck. Passengers bo0kes
e lowest rates to or from Germany Italy
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, &C.
For books Of Tours in Scotland, i,rates, plans,
Ac., apply to HENDERSON BR0rHEES, New
York, OF SAMUEL y. BELTS. Adams EIpress.
Wilmington
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FxNANCLAE.
r. r. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
ron sALH:

7sshares Farmers Bank.
Buy and sell stocks and bonds on commission.
Letters Of credit available IN all parts Of the world
and drafts on England, Ireland, France Germany
and Switzerland Issued. hl-ly-o
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HENRY L. RAYMOND. ALoNzo DEwEEsE.
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Girls dresses were putIdown
Just before Christmas; not
gone yet.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
l3O7 Chestnut.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
PERSONAL.

Mr.. c. NJ. Richards came in from the
east Tuesday night.
J. H. Richards went to Fort Scott
last week on legal business.
H. A. Perkins is reported seriously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. VIM. J. Richards, of Indianap.
oils Ind, is looked for to-day.
Mr.. b. F. Othick has returned from
Illinois. His family will arrive in a
few days.
A. C. Boyle came in last Saturday
night, from holiday sojourn in Bour-
bon county.
Thomas s. Ball and ALEU- Rodger
two staunch men from Missouri, are
in town looking for farm homes.
Mrs. /. n. Templin came over Mon
day from Yates Center on flying WIS.,
it TO her brother, R. b. Stevenson.
W. w. Young, well known i'm these
parts, has been employed by the Neo-
sho Falls school board as principal of
the town schools.
After touch of pneumonia that con-
fined him to his house for several
days, Bob Stevenson is again doing
business at the old stand.
Mrs. T. +. Smith, a niece of Mrs.
DIR. Hart, Is visiting at DR.. Harris.
She is from Centralia, Illinois, and
will in all probability make lola her
future home.
/Mr. J. p. Bell, of Yates Center, was
lin town few hours on Wednesday on
his way to Ohio, where he will COM
bine business with pleasure in four
weeks visit.
Wednesdays arrivals at the New
York House: J. II. King, Mcclure,
Ark; Geo. Emrick, S. Emrick, f. +.
Emrick, Memphis, Kan; John o.
burn, Auburn, ILL.,; Allen Rodgers,
Kansas City, Mo-; T. S. Ball, Star
field, Mo-; George Moore, NeOsho
Falls, Kansas; p. l.. Augustine, La
Harpe, Ks.
We acknowledge a call on Saturday
last from Mr.. c. S. Hoffman, of the
Spirit of Kansas. Mr.. Hoffman was
here in the interest of his paper and of
the temperance cause in which he is
quite noted worker. He expects to
return I'm the course of three or four
weeks and deliver frew lectures here
on the subject of prohibition. While
here Mr.. H. was the guest of his old
friend Mr.. A. J. Clark.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12

Inc opera mouse mas Deen engaged
for Saturday evening, Jan. 20, 10y the
lola Dramatic club, which will make
its first public appearance at that
time in a DIelOdrama called Crock
Allen the Orphan; or, Lost and
Found, the drama to be followed by
a .laughable little farce called "PoOr
Pillicoddy." The club has not made
much noise since its organization last
fall, but ii has been doing some good
hard work, and with Slower as con-
ductOr, we have Ito doubt that their
first effort will be entirely creditable
and successful. The fact that the play
is to be given for the benefit of the
Library associa tim, ought to be suf-
ficlent, if any outside inducement is
needed, to insure a crowded house. We
will give a full cast of the play next
week, and will probably have more to
say about it.
| "a bout this time of the year one of
the most surprising things to the av-
erage young man is the marvellous in-
crease of avoirduE OILS a young lady ac-
quires when she takes to the ice; and
equally surprising that in the face of
it she is so astonishipgly flexible. The
ethereal girl of los pounds weighs at
least ton the moment she strikes the
ice, and yet she goes through all the
leontortiOns of a Hindu juggler.x Her
Immense weight is the only constant
quantity" If it were not for that fell
low wouldn't know whether he had
her or not, she squirms so amazingly.
And then she falls i'm the most unex-
pected direction and at the most inap-
propriate times. She falls down when
it would positively be more convent
ent for her to stand up. That is, they
say so. We don't know. To be sure
We are fond of work. We like to spli,
rails or run hand press; but when il
comes To supporting thousand pounds
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
The Wood Yard

Of d. Thedford is the place to buy
wood cheap. You will find wood at
his yard back of Buchanan's feed
store and opposite o. P. Northrup's
store on the west side Of the square.
Stove wood only 80 per cord, deliver
ed at any part of the city,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
Are You Going Eastf

The X. &. L. & s. X. r. R. trains
get into Kansas City fifteen minutes
earlier than any other line, giving
travellers an opportunity to secure re-
clining chair cars from that point.
Only one change of cars to Chicago,
Leave lola at nOOE,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
william III. WyckOn

Auctioneer, Moran, Allen county,
Kansas. Satisfaction guaranteed, OF
no pay.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
Re Sure 10 Call

At the new restaurant, bakery, and
confectionery. Oysters in every
style. Opposite Pennsylvania House.
JOHN RAFF.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
In the District Court in and for Allen County,
Kansas.
Telitha c. Wenzel and Rudolph Wenzel, plain
tits, vs. Gertie Hartman, Birdie Bostwick
II l.. Bostwick and W. NJ. Hartman, defend
ants.
Gertie Hartman, Birdie Bostwick and II. l..
BOstwirk, will take notice that a petition was
fled against them on the llth day of January,
A. D. 1855, In the District Court within and
for said county and State, by Telitha Z. Wen
gel and Rud lph wenzel, and is now pending
wenael, demand partition Of the northeast
quarter % of section twenty Coy, township
twenty-four (24), range nineteen Q9,. all In
Allen county, Kansas, and that at the next ,
term If court the said Telitha T.. Wenzel and
Rudolph W-nzel will apply for an order that
partition may be made of said property and
premises. Now, unless You answer on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term OF court;
plaintiffs petition will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
GoRDoS & FISHER,
us1 Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
Attest: A c. Scorr. Clerk District Court.
Dated this 18th day Of January, lssS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12
Rich Hill Coal
For sale at Wichita depot.
Wanted.

A few more boarders by the day OF
week. at the New York House.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12

Heating Stores array dot0n, at Hen
IersOn d Amrine's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-01-12

Letter List.
List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kas., Jan. IL. 1888.
husm N, Lew links, 7. s.
Courier, Adam jarrett, Charles
Druzark, J. n. Mead, S. IL
Fisher, J F. Miller, H.
Harry, T. Smith, Z. h.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
c. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
E,i.rfsd, bat In~liOibie.

+. Medhurst, elected 10y the repuhli-
cans Of Silver bow county delegate to
the constitutional convention, Inns re-
signed. He lacks Fix months nf the
full !criWi Of five years T becoming u
citin'n of the United States. AMI under
the law, carefully examined. consi iers
himself Ineligible. Mr.. Me,lhurst. in
published card, says: 'Since
The election the question: of my eIiri-
Liliiy has been considerably discussed
IN the newspapers "f Butte. This has
induced ne to take further legal advice
on The question. and also {" examine 1t
more carefully than, N account Of "A
severe accident. I had been able to do
sooner. Under the very definite an.
g,iag~ Of the joint resolution providing
fnr the constitutional convention,
which provides that mo one shall lie
e,icihle far membership unless at the
date Of such election he be n citizen Of
the United States" | have t0-'lay ar
rived ut the conclusion. from whirh
there se' ms {" me TO le no escape, that
I am not eligible tn the "fiire nf dele
gate. II II true that under the resolu-
tion the convention IL the sole and ex-
clusiv. judge Of the qualifications and
election of its members, and the con-
vrntion would have the power ~ nd-
MT me IN "a delegate; hut such action.
! II s.,ens To me. could ~" he legally or
morally justified. Under these rircuni.
stances I feel il my d,iIy Z" myself and
to the public 10 decline 10 take any
other Steps towards qualifying f"r
| the rfiire of delegate or to claim n seat
as u nieInlrr oi the convention. ! very
much regret tia: I am unahl" {" serve
the people at Silver Bow coiuiy IL u
delegate after they have loue me the
iuiior H. elect me. Had ] suppo,' d
that there WAS any reasonable doubt I"
nv eligibility ! should not have con-
s-nte,l I" lr II candidate. ! feel much
grntiii,ti. H. any one should. ut I'll,
Ia re ilinrr of votes which | received
from Ih. people among wilson ! live
and nope that this explanation viii
satisfy them that my present course Is
under all the rirc,nl.t an,r, the oniy
une that IL right anI hnuur,hle."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Wis able to remove her at that sii ton
A little later In the nom MA la, of
about seventeen years, WHO was MS p
on seat In one of the ctmc'n~. war awa-
kene,l 10y what he supwn e'l WAS some
one touching hin, In passing. He snt
up. locked arc md aud saw iio one In
that part of the ear; hut, ming fairly
aroused, did not sleep again Int night.
When daylight crnie, shortly alter,
he accidentally discovered that his
pants had been cut near the pocket to
n distance Of about six inches. The
touc', that awoke him In The night
was that of some sneak-tliief. who, see
ing the form Of a pockrt-b"k in The
pocket, had undertaken to cut out the
prize, hut happily failed by the l"y's
wakcfulne-s. He who had such an
unpleasant initiation into the ways of
Montana Was e.. Desmond, late OF
Lockport, y. Y.-Eniernrise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

An nllusiun To The Approaching con
ju2al felicity If wrlI-k,rwn rlnlt.nr
r,nt was not badly received by lac
SUPPOSED III jet % marital scllrnn :,
,le not seeming IN any way nvcr-e Ia
,e 'lroIosc,i change in hr" condition.
Even the nasty he man who rcie'r,,l
t, the same Wa. permitted hy her Ia
rai ~ whole imsk, of cake without
,lr!cieriouS comment. and WAS also per
mitl,d tn baisk in her smil,s through
nut Al rather heightened meal. Moth
ins like knowing ''snJir aings."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
HappeHia11 on the Train.

ran>'''a'f' on 'ii' Tram recently en-
p'e"'e' ra'h'r ''e"''"' '"e
a"'u' H. h'.' as me Tram Was r"h
mug ""0s Just Ills ''dr 81 Lotto Ais
SOURI, "rulr'li'" "i the f''i''i"h "'c''P-
rr were r,'eiy aroused 10y inc alarm
my s''u"d :" Il "'i"t w''i'''' NE '"r' A.
may I've ''''"piiie'' w"u "hi'othh PIE
V"'ie' l"r Few minutes. of'hhh Wa"
"''"'e" 'as" '.r""r'i"li'e"r'"J w"et"'
or" regularly "rIahi@e'i 'r"'" n'o'ff!
Was ID pro-fess' whether me VIII una
w'"'iiy c"w'"'ys'" the Lite MiSs'''ir'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
sIrigi. Of "IIradroo,i."

There N MI it,m now going the
rounds al the territorial aud eastern
Impcrs to the effect HAT Dfdwond III
rived its name frnnI AN incident watch
hnp,a ned there IN early ,iays. This
wonderful piece Of IN .orinnii"n Is &"
the effect that IN certain man iost his
wife. and ~, cred n first-class funeral.
Everything went otf Ia the 'c>t ~tNi'
until tl,acntfin was low, r,sl into ili'
grave, when. owing to the sinalln'~s I"
the hole ar awkwarlurss az the uitcn' :
ants, piece of Il e coffin WIS chips"
of. A friend pick,d II up ant han :
I'd II to the afflicted husband Ms a r.. IL
Of his wife. Months had elal-' d
before the hill WAS presented. for IL MIS-
first.clnss II the funeral WIS not. M
mid. The undertaken sued. The 49,
ferd mt pr,iucei the piece "f - lin,
eyrlaiuhin,: 1--WE got the dea'lw"'
on YOU It's not rosewoUi. rs you have
charged me. hut pine HI nce tie
word from which The celebrated city
In the Islack Hillsis named"
The writer Of the ulnvr was never IN
the Hills IN early days. elsr he wouh,
talk sense. All the old timers and The.
present writer know very well that
The town took its name frm the gulcl'
in which IL IL l,NTte'l. which was called
"Dcadwmd Gulrl," byra,s"n Of ih'
large n,n,l@r IT dend trees there stnn'-
ing and which extended to the head
"f the g,lrh. several miles distant. In
fact. there ", Q little or no live tint or
along The whole creek. exec 1t mar H.
junction with Whiirw;nd Creek
where the town of D,n,lwuod now Is
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
prosy Wives.

The wives Of men Of sentiment are noA
always the post app cative I " omen.
jean Pau repr,ren,s Si.'l.enkns as read.
ing one Of his BEAUTIFUL | aginings n
ms wife. who LIST ned with eyeliis cx Z
down and hated breath. As lie closed,
the sharrr OF his joys beImed forth W til.
"Don't put on your left stocking to-
NOR, ow, d,ar; mu.t mend that h. 70
IN it," SO, when Sir Walter aud Lady
Scott were rambling about Their Est te.
ami came upon .ome playful lamba
fri.kiug in . meadow, 3Ah," said Su
Waiter, -'t;s TO wonder that poets from
the earliest ages have made the lamb
the emblem OF peace d innocence.
"Ihev are, indeed. delightful ANNA S.
answered or Ladyship. Especially
with mint sancc."
~. i.H,y q ar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
About s,mr of Our Psr,s-r Citis~...

From, the Livin .-ton Daily Enter
prise we clip the following:
mo appointment has y, been mad,
to oil the vacancy caused by j. j. Me
LnugI,iin'r resignation IT The N'rI-
ern Pacific ng,nry ut this static y.
Though, impatient Ia he clcar of Il q
duties Mae ID still In charge of the -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Messr>. ". L. Coiter and Dave Bish.
OF are making arrangements Ia have
u sl,o"ting match IN TUESDAY p,.rc'i-
in. THANKSGIVING day. The match
will lake place on the old Chinnick
rJue tra'k. nnh chickens and turkeys
will hm the M ,rks Ia IL. sh G at, with
rifles. at ID" regular distance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

County Treasurer Slower has sent
nut pOstal card n'ai"es to all tax-lmyrr-
nnti wing them of the amour of the ir
tax aud stating That's penalty Of ten
Ter rent will hr added not pail be-
fore Dee. !. lssa. step To- the court
house aud settle before you have Ia
my the penalty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Sheriff johnson returned rom trip
M the line last night. He was arc"n,-
panied back 10y Mr.. Bnsworih. nm old
timer or the Black Hills. and one Of
Jacks early acquaintance when he
first came to this country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Several hun rrs IN from the range
report game very sarre. ~ much ss'
that they arr out Of meat fnr ranip pIIr.
poses. and hav. leen for OVER u week
Verify the days Of hunting for profit
ar, on the derline. nn.l Tho deer. buff
and antelope have fled Ia the noun
tain pastures.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

The storm We were treated to ycster-
day was hut the tail end Of the dis,s-
trous storms which have been wlioop.
ing IL up throughout the west for The
last Two days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

We wish d. aniioJIice That We are
s,lc ag.ats IN the eastern p1riiOIi -.
MONTENEGRO Ln,ii's '>i,e,'p Dip. a prep.
sra;i0n wtirh Is warranted 10 Keel
sheep Tree ann sab and kindr Il
diseases. A tail supply IL constantly
KEPT on hand, ahd orJ.rs WA Ir
promptly filed.
2tf LEI8HTnN. JORDAN Il Co
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

The grand IN amplnent of Odd Fell
lows of the territory will he organic, d
shortly. j.. W. johnson and William
Baehr being delegates Of Custer Lodge,
of this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

CT Towers, who has been visiting
friends IN Vermont aud Massachusetts
for the past two months, il expected
home Saturday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Cool. crisp weather is now the order
OF the day, and The half inch Of snow
now on the ground gives things the
appearance ut winter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

CntarIh Cur,d. health aud sweet
breath secured 10y shiioh's Catarrh
Re1lsly. Price 81 cents Nasal lnjcc.
Tor fret. ~ EDWARDS drug stare. IL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

The etfort la inclr!uralc Billings,
Monday, was u failure. The Herald,
however. says they will Try it again
next year.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

l"r rnh't hIan- lg,ui "a uf evil anv
~" A" iltd' .s"r. ''"h hIm III or a,u III
y" tp'd ,'nOi ~ ~ - 1 ea tu,b u
sN't i.ul , - Ia H..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

THIS In mir al iIir sni 80 ilitious OF
u e, al IA rr rnc,' IN uut tia,isinisSi.,1e.
M B,in Nj l,'.ir -, % trr sil,n riiIxs u
uLu,inr; -, ni>t sail e Inns. a..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Slee,,less .Nigius, made miserable by
tli.t rrioie ,Wusi. Shi.ol,s Cure i,
tn, r. .neny Ior you, AZ r.,iwur,is urus
biu.g. VI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
ODsf~rs.

We are daily ~ receipt Of fresh
oys',rS direct rom the east. md me
prepared t. serve them up ia every
Desirable style. BAEHR 4 BISHOP. UT
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

THEbE D. .'''t 60 Dtu. ~ az, " h.n ~
':in % at - '''nirt ,"t a , iisy ,.ut
nn I"hr inr iIi "a ,'iir IL & : a,.i ,ui o
n'Ia"e a''",:!t mi - luur iues.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

l.. tier iica.,ls AMI envelopes. printed
Ia D,r, t., ~ and AT reasonable rates at
til. .tiiee. lIt /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

We nre now selling all our imttled
gGnis. consisting of rrdlaIs. tr,n,lics.
WHISTLES. etc. ut cost, Pr,'l artery u
stocking up with other pGais.
CAIN d SCHOtNFELD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

There will lie n meeting of the 81.
Pa,il's Ladies' Guild n; The Episcopal
Chapel this ev' min NJ 8 "'rl.rk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

"iil You suffer win Dysp.p-ia md
L,yci complaint s'hiiuus Viiaiizrr
l. s"ura.tseu ~ cure ! Oh. Al Eumait.s
Iiu. Il, RI. VI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

At Nrs. w. Il. Turner'S residence. In
bui ding formerly known as bella
Union Thea er All
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

An attempted burglary is reported
from The north side. M l,ss-only u
scare.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Fresh AiUn,sota creamery butter 1T
Carl a nttr'.. BOT,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

GOod weather for '',lusky diamond"
dealers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

There l. n,taing iiKe Those large,
frcsli oysters ut tie Kcs SalOn. oil
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Visiting cards pr.nni,tiy printed al
this office. lot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

The lost Of Liquors 1T iialIasher's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

B!anRs OF all kinds on hand, un,l
prin, ei TO aH,ier. ut this uilice. 1911
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Tat II .ckin, CmSh cin he 81
gu. "a! 'ar,sl W ~hir,h' ,'ire. We
guarantee 1t. AT EiwaIIs drug stvrr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

AIILES CITY TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No
lvl ~, meets LIST Sunday IN every mon, b. at their
hail. on Maih street, between fourth and riiih.
JOHN ". tosB. Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14
Facts Worth Knowing.

Facts Worth Knowing.
That salt fish arc quickest and brst
fire. len, by soaking n ,our milt.
That cold in water AMI ~ q, VII
move machine grease f.ou Wa ,hiblc
fabrics.
that fish may bo sc,lei much easi r
by first dipping them into boiling water
for minute.
That fresh meat beginn ng to SON
will sweeteu II placed oLt Of DOOR in
tie cool al o;er hi ,ht.
That milk which - cha ged may be
,re,,ternd or rend, rcl tit 10! Use az .ia
Nv string in little odn.
That boilirg sta ch is m-ch i'm.
proved by tie aid ton OF sperm ar
sit. ~ |, I'll, or little g I'M arabic, d 81
W we'd.
That q tablespoonful Of 'urpentins
loi'ed til your white clothes will
atty Il the whitening process.
Il at kerosene Will soften u o's and
shoe, that have le,n hard. ell hy
wa er. and will render them rs pli,bls
as new.
u Il Nlfit s'oI "ttSf
tea stains: pour the va or through the
an. and hrs prsve.,t its spread ng
over e iabri
That salt will eur lie new milk hen q.
IN urep ring m Il y ,rr' dge or .v.es, e -,
TIE 1t should not b. s.i,s>. until .
dish il pre-, arel.
That kpio~ene will m IKE yorr A.
Kettle ~ blgh, as new. = tn ut .
wooden rag and NIB wth i. II wi ]
also remove sal, ON tie 81 IN var.
uisl,el furniture Halls Journal Of
Health.
A WESTERN tmlEer VI the u school.
ls,neniine 'iir par Il, ~ hlis,i iiian vi tho
pasL, Li,us sl- a.s III inc preseu,: "ha
~e..in wnI,e siii, 70 aid c,.iur,. lie WI /
eat si.a kni". lLs ~auts napni,is.
"iid ~ We 'iou't La y ny a cl All y vel
o"ce weeA, iic ~,p ui his in.uuker-
cl -. . aants "a 40 q Il. Ia. at L,s,I,
1.uu alter up Inc tras III {, IA sIIK.
I r. ,e.ooi, ~ s.t, uomu W l, newsp.l.
pr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Custer Lodge No. u. l. y. -. r., meets every
Monday evening at their hall. brethren In
good standing are cordially invited to meet
With M. JACK w. JOHNSON, y. u.
l.. G.. DEAN, Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Wednesday, November -, 1883.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

n. OF n.
Uoard Of Trade.

The Mills City Board Of Trade meets every
Tuesday. holidays eXcepssdl ~ Veis'ck p. NJ.
f,isngeIs IN town are cordially invited
MN. VAN GAskEN, President.
PAN l,pKIAs Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-14

Yellowstone Lodge. No. 26. 4. y. h A. NJ. meets
every Saturday evening at Masonic Hall. All
hasoas In yood standing arc invited TO meet With
N. T. A. kkEiDiER, W. u.
a. c. GiRAKp. SECRETARY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1883-10-12
FOUND AT LAST


 Hoa C. E. 0ury, Deiegste in COagress froz Arizona. sHd Ais agreeable siie. have rssu-re1 ta WAshsnEsyR sae1 the seoenssiRs ess Szr.nis' 'zn6 wil reEns5n here uztil Com grsss 26se-rns next sP<.ns IN NsshlEsssE Sunday Herald
 Mr. oQry has been lorg locked for and much sasaired after so thss re are glad 70 inform our readers that their delegate is 10, lost, and the people of Arizona ~ill not have an enlarged case of Charley Ross on their hanis a vas feared ss one time. Mir. oury is evidently preparing for the one ef- Scr, of his life. and by getting to washing- ten three months ahead of the assembling of congrsss. be fairly in training for that ors sfurt We think 1t would have been in nseh better taste if cur delegate had taksn hisvsca,ion amid the beautiful moant airs of northern Arizona, and enjoyed the sraeiny atmosphsrs. He would have found svsrything the equal of viry;nia. and while part>king of the hospitality of cur good people he could have acquainted himself with the resources and needs of the Terri tory and then gOne beck st the opening of consrss well prepared to work for the best interests sf Arizona