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4. ga sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RESI-.
4 idencr ana stock farm, well improved.
w acres best rolling prairie--5U rcrcs iu cul-
stock barn, graueries aud tool house. Larg,
lu-ioom dwelling house, very conveniently
arranged, wood house, cellar, vcranda,
nearly around house; Abundance Of water N
mouse, barn and IN the pasture, 40 fruit trees
ol various Kinds and best varieiic, ;shrubery,
shadu aud ornamental trees-Ru maxim, a
beautiful and comfortable home Improve.
mentS cost nearly the price asked for the IN.
IRE place-FT per acre. \ good lO-acTe wood.
lot wen with fam. Fine stock and upary
~ bargain, Situated sixteen m les south
west OF Dallas and four miles ,pst ~ C,.Inr
mn; Nailas COMFY, STEWART CRAykN,
ONlUh, tlilN county. uc3l-luu
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The Mollychunkemunk is the name of
lake In Maine. The name of Great
German Remedy IN Sainiiacobsoilitco
uuerspain,
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FERY Iowa FINE HER.
ring safe. Apply to L. f. CURTIS, Jew
wv, wv ---- no?S.7t
EOk SALE-A BOUT 2O,W9 ACRES of
u land in the choicest grazing district Of
leNhH' Iht toEcho river runs through IN.
abundant. splendid opportunity for I'M,
STOCK farm offered for short time at + Nv.
gala. Terms: About half cash, balanc,
years at 10 yer cent, Interest. For price
,ufther particulars, apply to JOHS HAN
Manager United Trading Company. Cglo ID.
~ tNaN nOg-u
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Dallas Public Library Entertainment.

The Dallas Public Library and Free
Reading-Room association will give an
entertainment at their now rooms, SCS
Main street, Monday evening, Dscem-
Der /. 1881, AT 5 p. m. The following is
the programme:
l-InstrumentAl
Misses Ella Fendrioh and Ada Murphy
z-Address ....- By the President
S-Bass solo .........- Mr., G. 4. King
t-piano solo Miss Carrie Reiuhardt
Solicitation .... Mis- Lucy Currter
e-instrumental Duet Misses TRrgart
a-nocal SOLO. Miss Ada Murphy
s-keciiatlon Miss Nellie Knowles
tnocal solo ..... Miss i.lla Fendrich
ie-NOcal solo Miss Emma Opneuheim
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fiYs'e y,. ler's Ston
, ~ ~ ters Is "a
ilhe DiOod uepu,
u" a RATIONAL
'u'harllc ana a
superb anu !! bill
loN SPECIFIC. II
IaliIr, Tue railing
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II large rooms. near corner at facldc ave,
n" amt Lave oak Str' p: good uudetgluNNu
CIT IN ami pimp On g1lary; yard Wl0I ir'lss
ut.S an gWpe-Nln,s. Arp y at lW ~,
oak street. uo-au
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"a ANIED-A FEW MORE BOAEj.pssH.t
90, T., wanted at the Santa Fe House, So o Ls
w Elm street; transient "ues acco ~~ and
dated. The tirst-class boa ding nonse o, n,1o
city. 'ouSe OF the
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w ANThD- WOMAN To DO GEN IG f..ll
" homework. Apply to En-. = ~ A. KAt
7?1 and '59 Elm street, corner SycsSsIIoN,
---
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Euk kENt--NrW house OF FOUR
Z rooms, convenient 20 street car lluti
s'fu well water ana ehingle-Ioof stable,W.lh
stalls tor hurses and huggy-rooms; NtI,,
cheap To- small family. App y To :, y We
%RipE, Real Estate Ayat {, No 1915 Elm ~
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EokRENr-Dt tx ROOM I'll ST FLOR
u '0l Elm street. Inquire of George -
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IEuR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board; centrally located
references required. Apply to 3ls Griffin
street. uOgN.it
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And on those everlasting hills he feeds
The trusting fold In green that never pals
Look up! Oh see! Your ii tie darling leads,
The shepherd calls.
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MANTkD-rVtkl BOD To y
I'M LL.n.. 90. ~ E.... L. ~ "

"a 40 Eo-L DIES ANDGFYTl FSi9 ~
" IN city or country to take light ,port EN
iheir own homes;{3 to 81 Il dag easily May ,h ~
W morf f ieht by mani no canvass g We nav
employment. Address, With stan,n. Cvo'uHly
MIG "a o. "li Vine street, Cinciniaii HWV1WfN
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The shepherd takes a little lamb at play,
And hits him gently to his careful breast,
And with It's tender heating leads the way
For AL the rest
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" ANFED -- FIFTY OPHk4f0Rs "
make Jeans pants; special prices oga ~
49, ply lam street entrance. between
Iue hHUfS VI and 5 q. m. third goo.
tNNkFNH!' & BLAKE. ,., uV Elt
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EOh loo aS-FURNiSHED OK
L uniurulshed, 352 corner Collin and Mag.
i'lin St.. References given and required q
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That quick the mother follows in the path,
Then others go-like men of faith an(
hopes
And soon the shepherd gathers ali ne hath
Far up the slopes,
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"THg OLD RELIABLE"
IS YEARS lM USE.
Endorsed all over the World.

The Greatest Medical Triumph Of the Age!
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" ANFkD--A POSITION AS H0S SSey =
~ or gIoom-good driver-by am a ~ ~
Address +. Nc. g., care Herali erie
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WANTEp-A GOD SITUATION CIV NV.
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" ANIED-ALL TENSIONS 40 KVlyI
~ That MR.. j. 4. BUruti, Is carrTtn, ,"
NE O"Si ess formerly done by her huSl,a,,IA
deceased, a' sli and sl3 Main Stree, Wnsss
she AT a.i times is prepared with ssu,S
worSm"u To- do all Kinds or plumbing. sos
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49, 900" ''' '''"' '"l't't' se9it
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ParksrS Pleasant Worm syrup Never Fails
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INu, hENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
L room at l22l Commercs street, Refer
noes given and rg0uirad neal IL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

TIE utterances of Hon. james a..
Blaine regarding the presidential
count were noble. grand and patriotic,
10 the extent, indeed. that they should
long live in his own fOrcible words,
which were: II do not wish any 10
litica supporters of mine in New
York To take the slightest advantage
Of mere technical defect. i'm the re-.
turns where the honest intention of
the voter is expressed. would far
rather lose than gain hy the exclusion
Of returns on technical grounds. The
presidency il not desirable II il has
the renlotest faint on the title. Pro-
motion of that kind no more leads 10
honor than the possession al forged
paper leads to wealth."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
Tuesday, November rs, 1884.

EARLY in the administration of the
next President of the United state.
there are to he four new members OF
the supreme court appointed to sue,
iced Chief Justice Waite and asso.
ciate Justice Brady. Miller and Field
whose terms will expire under the law
as they each, and. al! will then have
served the full period emitting jus
tice 10 full pay for the remainder Of
his life. The confirmation of the sue.
ee..ors lies with the Senate, and il is
To he artlently hoped that the wise
AMI conservative character Of that
body will act as check upon any i'll
advised appointment to so high aud
important position as the one to
which each of the appointees will lie
allied to ill.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18


slow will You keep your show Windows
from sweating: We'll, now you've got
me dead stuck, young man; and, whats
more. If knew how 10 answer you cor
recily could get H20. 900 for the informa-
ton.
The speaker WAS a prominent painter
and glazier, and his remarks were ad.
dressed 10 Young man who had entered
his office and put the question 10 him us
though il was an easy one 10 answer
NO, don't suppose you would Jay
that figure to know the trick. continued
the painter. with smile. rs the young
man suggested thai he had moi go. 700
about him ri the moment: but there are
plenty of builders who would I've very glad
TO buy any patent for that sum II II would
answer all the requirements of the case. !"
"A sweating window" explained the
painter, rs the young man went away. lis
one that damrens ON the inside OF the
pane during the winter months: the damp.
ness then freezes. causing the glass 10 le.
come cloudcd. and hiding the contents Of
the window from the passershy Of
coursc, that j. highly Objectionable to
shop-keepcr.. and anything tina, would
keep their windows from sweating would
be hailed with joy. and make he fortune
of the man that invented II.
Have amy methods been 'ried.r
Yes, dozen. of them: but 40 far moth.
ing has bsnhii upon that will answer In
all cases. \ great deal may le done In
the way Of ventilation when the window ID
built. and there arr men who make a
specially of doing that sort of work. hut
very often when two show windows are
built exactly alike. and with the obicc, in
view Of having them sweatproof. one will
give no trouble at all and the other will
perspire like fat man with the iher.
Momeicr III ninety nine In the shade.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
TWENTY AND SEVENTEEN.
MARY Raird.Finch. /


Que morning when the woods hung ous
Their tassels gold aud brown,
stood before the looking glass
To smooth my light hair down.
a vision DER the mirror swept
With trembling spirit sheen
The dawning love OF twenty years
Revealed 10 seventeen.
As in dream saw your face
With rudy hue and brown,
The while misty hand had writ
Your name in silence down:
The world in bloom As one bright May
Outspread its carpet green-
What rosy clouds at twenty smiled.
How light at seventeen.
They called 10 me, needed not,
Or only in dream,
And followed where the Others led
Down by the mill and stream.
A few brief moments. too. we sang
Beneath the wooded screen.
For you were only twenty then.
And but seventeen
October wove her red ard gold,
We wandered dreaming still
The voices in the fields were hushed,
Deserted WAS the mill.
A white spray in nv hair you twined
And PRAISED its golden sheen;
No grief had come 10 twenty then.
Nor yet To seventeen.
The ashes of the years have dropped
Their shining silver down
Before the ietty boyish hair
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

THE cut IN railway rates In the cast,
which recently have been - cxtcll'
>ive, indicate that there ]. some strong
disturbing element at work between
the rival corporations. Carrying pas
sengers in first.class style at the rate
Of about "a cent IA mile. ~ now pre
walls. shows that the companies arc
either losing largely at present, or at
other times they make an immense
percentage upon patrons.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
som. Famous Laugh Makers.

lHF" i"h "tapoie'I
josh Billings Is worth over xljO, 900,
made principally by his hooks and lectures.
Roler j. Burlctio. The Burlington
Ilawkeyc man ha, eAnade nearly S2D,0oo
ont Of his contribution. Ia daily papers
and his lectures
Josh Billings says the crop Yi hiDiorist.
tina, came on before Aricinus Ward were
nouc Of them rich enough 10 pay for their
own funerals.
Charlie, y. Lewis. The detroit Free
Press man. j. worth $1,000 year Ia The
paper who's reputation he has made. lie
y now writing semi humorous novel en-.
titled =" ndrr Five Lakes.
Petroleum '. Nasty. who Is known IN
private HE u. David X. Locke, is worth
300, 900 which he made Out Of his news.
paper. The Toledo Blade. or through his
Nasty letters
Mark Twain I, The richest humorisi In
America. Scsi,lrs hi own large earning,
sud savings he married lady worth scy.
ersl hundred thousand dollars. lie has
the most unique residence In America nj
Hartford. Conn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
4 curious Disease.
Pail NIilt,uzAtta

There j, disease well known IN the
hospitals ~ "hou>cmaid's knee. brought
on by too much contact Of the knees with
hard substances in washing, scrubbing,
busting. aud the like 4 new develop
mrn' Of the disease, which merits the spc
rial attention oi rricketers. is reported
nom Nottingham. where William Oscroft.
the famous professional, is IN danger of
losing one or both Of his legs. Osrrofi,
whose crickcing days ended few years
ago through III health, was out leg before.
wicket perhaps oficner Than any other
well known player of his generation, and
he result al much contact of the hard
.rikci ball with his legs has been TO reveal
4 serious disease. trickeiers. whose lie.
setting sin i 10 place their legs where the
bat ought Ia be, should take n warning
from the ease If oscrofl, and beware Of
"crickcter'S calf. "
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

THE principles of the Republican
party are ~ pure and as dear to the
people rs ever. Their temporary de-
feat through treachery will tend to
give them greater strength IN the
future.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

~ THE Hon. Mr.. Cleveland puts
the Hon. Mr.. Conkling or some other
Independent Republican in his cabi-
net. there will he n horrible howl OF
holy terror from the solid South; aud
"a similar yell will go forth from north
of Mason X Dixon's line il he does moi
do 50. Either horn of the dileinma
must prove perplexing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
''thssnp payne Charlie"
ar


George Leybournc has just gone over TO
the majority, and his life well illustrates
the ups and downs Of u professional
career George Leybourne. the Lion
COmiqic. ~ be- was called, was well
known as the originator of the famous
Il hampagne Charlie song. as well as =
host of Others of a similar type, Com.
mcncing life in a factory. he developed ri
an early age Taste for sing song and
free andeas entertainments This led
him on 10 the Music hall Stage. until. step
by step. he got " London. where Cham.
payne Charlie" made him famous, IN
much 10 hi, own ms 10 Others surprise,
probably.
The song WAS about III silly u song NJ
ever was sung: but M rendred by the
Lion Comique" !, produced quite Juror
among the many headed. and the singer
was in great request directly at all the
leading music halls lie had 10 many zen.
gagemcnis every evening that he had To
arrange his turns" with the nicely of a
timetable. driving from one hall 10 an
other in his broughanl. and singing at
seven or eight different places every night.
Al one lime he made 100 pounds sterling
every week merely by singing hi> inanc
diiiics: I'm be- was swell of ~ well as
on the stage and. lightly ~ the money
cana II went siilI more lightly. lie
madF no provision for rainy day. and
when he began 10 grow stale. when the
Music hall public turned TO newer and
brighter stars, h. soon fell into pecunary
difficulties. lie managed 10 obtain en-
gagemcnts now ana then, but hi, popu.
larity diminished. and II is said that his
last few months II life were passed in
abic,t poverty. lie died at last of con.
sumption. and all the public Of The future
will knoa Of him can be summed UP in a
line. ~lI' .aug Of Champagne Charlie. :"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

AFTER all II was not II square DEM
Ocratic victory-it Is merely the cleo.
ton Of the Democratic candidate by
the help OF Prohibition aud Indelend-
ent votes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
The tardiOssseser.
Cleveland Voice. /

The cardIomcicr Is a stern presence
which Turk, beneath mans vest and with
incorrupiihlc ,eraciiy keeps accoant Of
the movements Of his heart. Little irema
0rs, iri'ing pul,alions. hot throbs Of pas.
sion. nrr all sci down ON the implacable
dinl, NJ That when the lover swcars that
his heart beats wildly for the maid beside
him sln la, hut 10 examine his record
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
King by Divine lsIght.


htHSo lrlbnii. n
\ Nrapoliian correspondent says That
Ming llumhrl has an hereditary right 10
the qualities he has shown lately Il Naples
Tine morning hen starting for his favor.
ilc shooting quarters telegram announced
cholera and deep dis,rpss nj Naples. aud
he Was on ihiibcr ~ soon ~ u special had
II steam up. After an arduous days Wis.
ling In the infected districts hc summoned
the lord steward and sad We must do
something for This poor people The
major dono bowed assent. "Thcy have
need, continued The king. "of aid. Of
money. The ma or domo hunbly oh.
served thai The privy purse was empty.
THAI M matter. if there Is none there
now there will bc soon. Write 10 the
mayor Of Naples and tell him 10 send tl2.
OOO 10 Tie cholera patients" The king
saw will, hi. avn eyes that the money
reached IT. d".liualiOn A few days later
the money was paid back. but the prompt
action OF The king had alleviated great slIf.
fprinu
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

TIE payment Of pension. during
the present month will take ou, Of the
national treasury about nineteen mill
ion dolIars. This shows that the
country j. caring well for our soldiers
aud those depenant upon them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
4 Wonderful Clock.


4 clock that will run 400 days without
winding j on exhibition in down town
window. II stands under glass shade
about fifteen inches high. and is Of very
simple construction The only apparent
difference between il and connect icut
clock Of novel design is that In place of a
pendulum Il la, time measure of equal
exactude In the shape of rotary disk of
brass containing springs. which wind and
unwind ~ Il turns nrst In one direction
and then The other The clock is a
European invention, and attracts consider.
able attention from Iassers-by.
A salesman, in explaining iis mechanism
Ia u reporter, said: "ThcT have been
former inventions Of clocks 10 run as
long time n this. but never ON any such
principles at with any success. ~ they
never proved at all accurate. Until this
clock Wa perfected no one ever produced
clak of plain construction ard general
usefulness that would run longer than
week or fortnight nj the furihrsi. 4
view Of this wonder would have delighted
lluygens. the father of clOckmakcrs. who
produced The iir'l time piece In The shape
vi clock 30 Years ago. q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

WITHIN the next year, the charters
al ~ national banks will expire.
These several institutions represent
the immense aggregate capitalization
of one hundred aud eighty-nine mill
ion dollars. Most Of them will renew
and continue business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

The plain, -traight-out Republicans,
though they all I've turned on, of office,
can quietly enjoy the -iuabbles al the
factions underlCleveland-all of them
struggling for place and position. Ii
j. AN III wind which does not >tir up
fun ~ well ~ fury.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

Now that the intense suspense in.
cident TO the uncertainty Of election
returns has passed by, the people ofall
sections of the country can rest easier
hoping for the best IN alf of their
nations welfare.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
Found In q MouNd.


I'M mound opposed 10 have been tbs
tomb OF u mound'builder opened In Ohio
county. West Virginia recently, neck.
lace mai, of the teeth of wolf was found
IN IA good state II preservation. Also u
shuttle much like illnse now In use; and u
pair Of carr ~ oil copper, rolled or ham
mercd into In plntcs aud stamped into
concave and fonyoS ridges or II
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
Excitement In the BALLET.
New York Star.

view tWh SMf.
Stage manager What's the matter down
there
Ballet girl-Onc of the coyphces Ia,
tainted
well, take of that coat Of red pain, on
her face, and loosen her wig Her grand.
daughter will attend 10 her We want
the rest OF you Nj here for The snow
scene.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

" THE Democrats do the square
thing they will dizzy up quite lively
with the Independents; that is when
they dole oui the official loaves and
fishes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
W. D. KNIGHT,
SAM GORDON.

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The editor Of THE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL Is not
responsible for any Of the opinions or utterances OF
It's correspondents.
All letters and communications containing mat.
ter INTENDED for public alton in this paper. should
10 addressed TO THE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL"
and the Of the writer must he given to insure
attention.
Notice is hereby gwen 10 all concerned that the
The governor 81 Montana, to do all printing and
advertising, Of whatever nature chargeabe 70 cus-
Ter county; and Is also the designated and Only
paper In Custer county In which services by pup
,catioa can he legally made. Legal notices pup,
ished In other papers Of Custer county. are rosa
aud worthless has been decided b! the courts Of
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18
Patent Ghurns.

About 1900 patents have been granted
BY our government for churns, aud stilt1
inventors nrc nj work psrfecting new de-
signs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

snp Francisco chronicle: Your idea,
PHILOSOPHERS bad man to board st low
.ates.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

the OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-11-18

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