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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANNETTE scHENcK's BOARDING AND
M Day School A TOR Young LADIES and Shldrsn East
OCTOBER lsT: kindergnrten Primary and CoIeeate
Of sSss Ee S
Edwards t1erTspSnt and Judge Barrett, surrms Court
sehsncE DID, Brooklyn Gem r. e. schsics Wishing hing.
ton, d. G ocll-sAwlrn
w .sHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, MI
advantages. o. 3. BULLARD. Director oci-wkslm'
DIANo LESSONS WITH TECHNIQUE AND HAIR
mony, Ieipsic method at 929 sth street northwest
Afternoon hours. oc15-eo.2m
MISS HILToN'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
N1 for Young Ladies. s2l Vermont avenue will reopen
SEPTEMBER OATH
Lectures by Eminent Professors
German and French day-native Instructors
Library of standard works is constantly accessible
to students IN each departneni oc3-eo. lln
MISS MARY X sCHRETNER. TEACHER OF
M Elocution-Logcal Analysis, Vocal Culture and
Expression-snd READINGS in shakspeare and General
5SelocL childrsn's Glasses Tuesday and THURSDAY.
$50 p. m At home. Tuesdays. to p. IN. 1881 New
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER
- 9Th and d streets northwest. Established 1854 DC
IN suns sna S:
rssn. OF twenty years growth i Complete in its ar;
women for real life supp IT. usefulness and hon
orable independence Full corps Of able experienced
resumed Monday. September LIST. a IN and p m
for day evening sessions $50 per quarter day sS
n n o s.S t per mon dny Il 9sh Sc es
thereafter. Students registered, equipped aud
assigned seats in the order in which they complete ar
engagements Handsome, illustrated CIRCULAR with full
information and Interesting reading matter mailed to
any address. or given upon application to
HENRY Z. SPENCER. Principal
SAhA A. SPENCEk. VICE PRINCIPAL ull-hn
IN Prof DEWOLOWSKrS Musical Institute viii re-
open September lst 1884 t4th year, shortest and
best system, saving years of practice training
voices quickly to the very highest culture for operas
concerts, etc. Gold medals and diplomas viii DO
awarded to graduates. Engagements procured for
Europe and America. New singing and piano classes
are now opened. at $40 New York ave II. w. aus
TUNHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL.
J. W. HUNT, Principal
Begins its seventeenth Sept Sth in the North
sion Room of DR.. Sunderlands Church. AZ street In
struction thorough Its graduates have taken high
rank in Dartmouth Princeton and Dickinson colleges
and Harvard. Lehigh and Michigan universities also
In the rnment schools at Point and Annap lis
Address p o. LIZ Box 535. for an interview. aul4ln
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LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. newest designs,
Just received at Markriter'S. 626 street north
west. Low prices and prompt WORK.
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FOR SALE.-CoUnterS and silver plated show
cases can be bought cheap at X GoldSchmids, Sic
IN street northwest
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EWHISKIEs:-When did it originate? No matter,
thousands Use IL and no harm results II the pure
article is used. The Darling brand, pure rye, sold
only by Chr XandeT AT Gil 9Th street. Is guaranteed
fCr nIIIIX IL Is 10 XelIS Old lrX II.
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PCBLIC aKERs AND SINGERS ind B. ii. Doug
lass sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure remedy
for hoarSeneSS
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OFFICE OF
J. n. HEGEMAN & Co.,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND PHARMA-

CHEMISTS,
60 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
cists and the public TO the purity and medicinal
qualities OF the "DUFFY BARLEY MALT WHISKY"
OF the goods we were thoroughly convinced by
proofs OF the highest character OF the ABSOLUTE
PURITY {,citltOut eren trace Of FuSet OtD of the
'DUPFY BARLEY MALT WHISKY" One Of the great
est annoyances physicians have in their practice
and difficulty which they have not up to this
time been able to OvercOme-iS that OF getting
PURE WHISKY for the sick room. The purity and
palatableness Of this Whisky specially cOmmends
itself to the Physician, Pharmacist and the public.
Very respectfully,
j. n. HEGEMAN & Co.
notohor 1901 - ~
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Robert Callahan

Robert Callahan,
proprietor OF the Marble Saloon, 900 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, recommends Lips Premium
Soap as 1.-THE best soap out"
Hahn's Ladies' So unrivaled kid and goat But
ton. ive different widths, any shape heel or toe,
816 1th street.
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FCssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo. 1i27
New FORK avenue.
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One OF the Best known Drug Houses
| in the country is Messrs J. n HEGEMAN & Co., of
New York city. They are our Selling Agents for
the city OF New York, and have issued the follow
Ing circular to the trade, stating the fact of their
| being the Selling Agents. We could not ask for q
higher Endorsement OF our goods.
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IMPORTANT To Tax PAyxRs

Having perfected arrangements for the purchase Of
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES" receivable In paw
ment Of SPECIAL TAXES and GENERAL. TAXES
Que previous to 1882 all parties interested In the settle
ment Of Taxes can SAVE DISCOUNT nv calling ur,on
WILLIAM DICKSON.
IA ~ Street Northwest
seS0-1m Above Columhs BUILDING
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

orrTCr OF TIE CRIEr SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., october %, 1854 go ami
For the middle Atlantic States fair weather,
except on the coast, and in the southern portion
local rains and partly cloudy weather; easterly
winds, slight fall. followed by slight rse in tenn
perature: lower barometer.
Fer Thursday. local rains and partly cloudy
weather. with stationary temperature, ARE indicated
for New England, the northern portion OF middle
Atlantic states and the lower lake region Gener-
ally fair weather. with slight changes Ia teInpera
ture is Indicated for the southern portion OF the
middle Atlantic states.
HARMS GREAT SALE OF MEMS Doors
Finest hand-Stitched French calf, IS TO S.
$3.50 elegant calf custom boots.
s. fine calf Sewed boots.
g 50 double or single sole calf boots.
So waterproof grain boots
81 reliable kip working boots
81 aud I'D for boys and youths kip boots
81 80 and up for boys and youths calf boots.
Long or Short-lcgged rubber boots
Sic 1th street and 1922 Penna- avenue
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TEE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY. 500 7th stree

TIE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 500 TIN street
Offers nOur at rock bottom prices:
Ceres, 1878 Dbl, si-15 L Dbl, Sc. 4 Dbl.
Sterling, So - Dbl, 81 L bbi, Sc. u Dbl.
Gilt Edge, s6.25 Dbl. SIS Il Dbl. 19c. a bbl
Golden Hill, % 9S bol., $3.50 u Dbl. 15c. !. Dbl.
Swiss process, 625 Dbl, sl.ss < Dbl. 79c = bbl
Cooks delight, s5.25 Dbl, sI.35 / b0l, Csc e Dol.
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Boys fine calf Button, So Hahn's.

Real Seal Skin Caps for Boys.
Selling all over for Sits to 81. Price s1.20 9
Francs, corner 7th and ID, the only strictly ont
price hat and gents furnishing store in this city.
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JERSEY JACKETS,

Pain Brocadsd and Trimmed with Fur and As,rachan
Cne lot of $40 cse ally cheap Heavy s,oclinet Fur
Back Jscket at 81 So
Jersey Newmarkets. plain. brocaded and trimmed
with fur and astraclan-
Colored and Black Cloth Newmarksts. plain and
trimmed. Among these garments Will lie found one Iva
of splendid value az sll50
Colored and Black Cloth Rallans
Dolnans in Cloth. Siciniene Matalasse Brocade VEL
vet. Plush and silk
Wraps, linedwih Black ana Coiored satins in Beaded
Silks. Brocade Nelyets Broca6e Pushes sc.
MISSES AND CHIDREN's CLoAKs AND NEW
MARKETS.
200 styles 10 select from We have Misses Newman
kets from 81 up.
We carry the largest stock Of
SEALSklN sACQUES. DoLMaNs NEwMAREET5
AND CAPES
in the city, and guarantee TO sell them at least IS s
cent lower than any other house Any Seal Garment
bought Of Us viii be kept during the free oS
charge.
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TIE Chicago Grocery Co., sO6 eth, offers brown
sugar for Sc. h., almost white sugar for &c.
H., STANDARD A sugar for exc, or 10 pounds for
6Sc.. graduated sugar for &c, or 10 pounds
for &c. loaf sugar for &c, 10 pounds for 13c.
YOUR EYEsIaHT FITTEp s.. HempIers, 453 Pa ave.
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A Bn1Er Exp1AsA11os

A BR1Er Explanation
In keeping with our announcement that we believe
the more take the public into our confidence the
larger will be trade the
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Now briefly explains the benefits and advantages Of
new system. Hitherto have been extensively
engaged In the wholesale trade Despite great care and
caution have lost considerable money by bad debts
BY giving up the wholesale trade
AND RETAILING DIRECTLY TO THE CONSUMER
At the rates have been charging at wholesale we a.
gets clothing at the the retail merchant
and therefore the individual who buys from saves
the profit that usually goes to the retailer. We now
are also safe from bad debts and therefore afford
to sell very low. safe business at small profit IL
much surer than hurrah business with bad debts.
Under TEN PER CENT SYSTEM we arc actually
retailing fine clothing
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE WHOJ Ea All PRICE
Others may promise you better than this but you can
set down all such promises bait to catch gudxeons
We give You the lowest possible prices and not false
promises and fictitious price lists.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
9N AND 500 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Southeast corner Massachusetts, avenue
t6 Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house in the city.
Open evenings till 9. Saturday till H. oc25-lm
OvER ATS.
MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS
ALL COLoRs. ALL STYLES,
MADE TO ORDER FROM sls
ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC sUIT1Nas
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
rants from. 500
| plication.
NH $R' sss$';$E +
T / a 4 ! + + T.. g 8 : f r r
GIT PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON.
| oc2Oeo
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UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR.

For Ladies. Men and Children. name q few specl
prices until the opening OF our annex:
100 dozen Mems Heavy weight Underwear. &c., worth
zoe
$50 dozen ladies' splendid quality Merno Vests and
Pants, 33c.. worth soc.
$50 dozen Misses Underwear. from l5c M.
55 dozen Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose at 25c also.
GU dozen Misses Of the same quality. at 2oc
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BRIGHrwOoD RACES, Thursday, Oct. 3Oth, at 2 p. m.
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46 Pennsylvania av., D.N.WALFORD, PrOp'r.
Life PreSerVer.
II you are losing your grip On life, try sWells'
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
Fur and SeRIsk i'm Garments.
c. C. Shayne, the well-knOwn Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, lob Prince street, New York, will
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltalc Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to men
bity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
manly v1gor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds, consumption Impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
giSts. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, NIL m,W.t
'tAlderney Dairy WagOns."
Fresh Attorney BUTTER, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pOund Ward" prints 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1lI ana Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart. Cream 15c. pint
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october, 1894.

RaZOrs! RaZOrs! R8Zors!!!-The Patent
Perfect and best brands warranted, and kept in
on our dog collars free The Rodgers Cutlery Store,
4S7 Pennsylvania av., D. N.WALFORD, PrOp'r. 2
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DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
GAMUEL /. SCOTT. D. D. s.,
- fifteen years experience i'll Dentistry Office 1907
street northwest Preservation the Natural Teeth
specially. oc22
mr. RANDALL PARSONS. 428 7TH STREET
- W., over Ballantynes Operative and mechanical
Dentistry skllfully performed Gas administered:
moderate fees. Ten years experience. Hours from 8
m. to p. seq
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND STREETS
I'm. Filling specially; Also the cure of tooth.
ache without extracting A local an@sthethc used on
the gums alleyates pain Of extracting. Gas given
Charges moderate n2
nR. T. NJ TALBOTT DENTIST No AN 7TH
Dstreet three doors from l. Dentistry in all
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work war;
Tanteu. janl
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IADIrS' JERSEYSl

The success attending the special sale Of Jerseys dur
irg the past week has induced TO purchase still
larger stock from the same manufacturer They ara
the same elegant shapes those PREVIOUSLY sold. with
Fan Back Revere collar and handsome Satin Bow.
NOTE.-The rapid sale Of last week causing q disap-
pointment to so many WILL no doubt be repeated We
therefore respectfully recommend early iukpectlou
before the assortnents become broken.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.
y NE. 6 y

DR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT or Re1enersto.
provocative organs Whenever any debility Of the gen
tinuous stream Of EIECTRICITY permeatine through
the parts must restore them to healthy action There
tested it. and thousands Of cures testified TO- Weak
ness from lndiscretion. lncApacity, Lack Of Vi9ue
Eterty-in fact any trouble Of these organs is cured
Do confOund this with electric belts adyersed to
cied purpose For circulars giving full infor1oatiou
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
sus3skw los Warrington street, Chicago.
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EsS v OF ERE k1x aKT
Drawing tfatent Office work. Painting. Antique Por
ana n s and sos
Td Ro tksP for ss 1 SssTIs .ertsy
demie de Paris, has resumed teaching the French
Language Mad wishes call the attention of those
Lessons privately and in classes for ladies and chill
dren.
oc4-lm' 1887 18th street northwest
HSs1 RHhStH k5RfHrr
and Double Entry Book Keeping.
CIVIL s SfSSSH;i p EzSMis sGE
ocl1-3w' L. TWITCHELL. Principal
pRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY.
Il To adults, confidential. Prepares for College, An
napelis West Point 1. all examinations
mathematical. Classical Business: 90 1''' =. We
Evening classes. SO and s5 month. q oc -
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY, CORCORAN BUILDING,
cPs scSod Pa ave- and 18th ST. oRE
a Of 1873. 9Th Day and
Higher Arithmetic Algebra. Geometry. Latin and
aui5-am BURTON MAcAFEE. A a.. Principal
CAUvEUR SCHOOL OF Languages German,
, French, Italian. spanish, Latin. Greek, taught by
structors: Circulars through VIM, Bernhard Ph. B..
Lepsic. of the Washington High School Residence,
ITO 9Th street northwest oc4- Inn
MISS ELLEN vOCKEY,
Vl Student of the Leipsic Conservatory. nstructs
in Music, German and Elocution. 1122 10Th street
northwest. selS-2ms
4 UBURN FEMALE SEMINARY
IA 1900 street northwest
Highest references.
oc1-3m Miss BALCH, Principal.
MR.. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC's EDUCATIONAL
NJ Home for young ladies and little girls 1854
lessons in English French and Mathematics, 2m
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OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS
is now complete We selling n splendid Chenille
Fringe at Csc. formerly 81
Our 75c Fringe has been reduced to 50c.
We have the largest assortment Of Coorcd Chenille
Feather Trimmings.
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At the rates have been charging at wholesale we a.
well the bile. the gamers. The public really
gets clothing at the price the retail merchant
and therefore the individual who buys from saves
the profit that usually to the retailer We now
are also safe from bad debts and therefore afford
to sell very low. Assfe business q small profit IL
much surer than hurrah business with bad debts.
Under our TEN PER CENT SYSTEM we arc actually
retailing fine clothing
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MFRS T. d. BUCHER
MI Principal Of the WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE. "a boarding and day school for young
ladies and little grs) for better accommodation of her
pupils has removed TO the spacious residence 100
street northwest arConnecticut avenue and will
OPP n Wednesday, September 18th.
Mrs Bucher having recently returned from Europe,
of teaching united her we'll known thoroughness
the English branches will make specially of training
her pupils in table manners and general department.
preparing them to enter the highest circles of society,"
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Music (vocal and instrumental), Drawing, Painting,
Elocution French and German, by corps of efficient
teachers.
For catalogues apply the Principal at her
dence N Miss Ada B. Conn. who during the past
has studied abroad under the best masters WILL if
desired lessons in music {piano. organ and
monyl to pupils at their residences Wednesdays and
Saturdays. oc9- I'm
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OF THE
TEN PER CENT SYSTEM.

In keeping with announcement that we believe
the more we take the public into our confidence the
larger will be our trade the
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COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

under Is years OF age. Two separate departments
Seniors and Juniors.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Oct LIST, 1884 to June LIST. 1885, Prof and Mrs. Col
liere, Principals Lucen E c. Colliere. NJ Director.
1893 street northwest. selQ6m
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Life PreServers
II you are losing your grip on life, try "WellS'
Health Renewer." Goes direct to weak spots. Q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18
reahuul Yauksa.

information reached the JOURNAL
yesterday that on Monday night about
8 O'Clock five masked men went 70 The
residence OF Rev. Father Borosll, the
Catholic priest who h trying TO civil
Iss the Cheyenne IndlaDs located
about sltty miies up Tongue river,
and took out Of The house George
Yoakum. m ex-soldlsr. who has for
the past four years been living with
the Indians. and attempted TO hang
him, which they would have accom-
plis.sd but for the lntercess'on Of Rev.
Borcell. who finally secured his re-
lease. While In the act Of taking
Yoakum from the house the reverend
father objected. whereat he waa COM
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18

PEELED 70 withdraw from the scene at
the point Of six shooter. Our inform
ant says that the Indians are much
excited about the affair. Yoakum has
been lately acting Us interpreter
for the mission, but at the same time
making himself very officious In all
matters concerning the Indians. who
under his supposed advice have been
giving much trouble and annoyance to
the settlers and stockmen of that
vicinity. Probably this summary
punishment may bring him to his
SENSES and teach him not TO espouse
the cause of the Indians rs against
white settlers and cattle men, who are
developing the country. The masked
men left with the warning that the
next time they attempted TO hang him
they would make dead sure job Of IL.
There is no trouble apprehended from
the Indians, In fact the cattle men We
understand would rather rejoice ct an
opportunity to inaugurate an open
armed resistance against them and for
ever drive them from the country.
At present all their herders, COW boys
and others who ride the ranges are
compelled TO go armed to protect their
lives and property from the thieving,
rascally Indians, and should they be
sent to some other region or ressrys-
ton all that expense would be OBJ
waited.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18

The greater portion OF the assess.
Ioeut roll hiss BEEN carefully inspected
b. County Commissioners Bullard and
Andepon. who have bssn equalIxing
the ssssssIpenh. The illness NJ Col.
Bryaa. rsserrsd To previously. has pre-
vented bis attendance ut the meeting
Of the board. On the whole there will
be decided iucreass made by ths
board In. the asasssments and the board
hes decided to 90 through The lIsls
and then notify the lArtIss whoss ~
sesmients are raised and give them IN
opportunity to be heard about too
weeks hence, possibly sooner. Thls
method will save the hoard from H.
ienlng 10 objections day after dsy dur
Ing its present ssssiou aud the intsrval
viii give property ownen ample tune
to consider their elAima Thus The
commissioners instssd u lsug>heuins
their present session several days Ut
expense 70 the cosaty b. having OBJ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18
stsck Notes.

A western Munchausen says that la
Texas the cow boys utilize steers for
steeds. One man recently rode l4O
miles astride one Of these animals.
In many Of the ranges the grass is
reported as thin aud dry. The char
acter Of the wild grasses Is such as not
to Withstand too close cropping, and
when the ranges are overstocked the
grass supply very soon falls heavily
short Of the demand. Experiments
are being made In many parts Of the
northwest with tame grass, but IL yet
nething has been found which can
live and do equally well d the native
gramma, bunch, sage. and mesquite.
Many Of the bulls shipped to Chi
csgo are bought to place ON western
cattle ranches, the best ones being
taken for that purpose. A cattle
raiser who has had much experience
says that q mistake frequently made
by stock raisers Is that Of buying bulls
that have. been closely housed In win
ter. Had they been turned on stalk
fields and feed on hay only the winter
before coming on the plains, they
would have been Of much more ser
vice the season after arriving on the
range.
Advlces from Dodge City state that
a great many owners Of Texas, cattle
have decided to pasture thsir stock
the coming winter. tits stated that
of more than 3OO.O0O. young cattle
moved from Texas to Dodge City and
beyond this season, more than two-
thirds of them left Texas under con-
tract at good prices. Al the present
time beeves are In good demand, and
the supplies held nj Dodge City and
elsewhere. are being rapidly die
posed Of.
Formerly II was necessary for ex-
portcrs to make long vessel-room con.
trncts, aud II was this fact that made
the business result disastrously Il
them. because they were obliged t.
pay for certain amount Of room on
certain vessels and the loss ON beeves
would have to be heavy indeed Il
cause them To throw up their freish,
contracts. But this feature h largel,
done away with. aud no contracts
need he made for n longer time than
three weeks before shipment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18
Only o Deors.

There WAS q little scare q, the hank.
Ing Office Of Stebbins, Mund 4 Co.
early this morning. The night watch
man discovered \ man within the
Office and. not having been notified Of
any change Of programme. he called
on the new occupant for an rxplans-
ton. Several citizens gathered around
the building but the man said he had
lust begun to take care Of the once
last night, which being found correct
he WINS allowed 10 remain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-09-18

,,n..ByTERiAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
s,rret and Montana Ave. Services Of ~ .. m.
and 7;sO p. n. aebbssh seheei o. ~ n ,t ~
err iisiIv invited. T. Y. LfnKELL. PASTOR.