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POLICY MEN VICToRIoUs.-Some weeks 400
Mayor Rhodes, OF Wilmington, Del, began a
hight against the policy dealers and hackers of
That city, and a number of arrests were made
The first case came before the court Friday
and alter argument by counsel the court ruled
tnat the statute against gaming did not apply
Being test case, the whole number nine in
AL, We're discontin ued, and the policy men are
exuItlng over their victory.
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FRANCE WILL RESPECT THE CoNCoRDAT-A
communication from the French government
has been received at the Vatican stating
that, In view OF the decision of the pope To post
pOne the sending OF a nuncio To China France
Will continue 10 scrupulousiy respect the con-
cOrdat, and will maintain the public worship
budget on the present basis.
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RAILROADS.
AIR LINE


Trains leave IL and 4. depot Gth and y streets:
s'l6 a-m--Daiiy except SUNDAY. Tor lynchbnrs aud
intermediate stations.
ll:l5 am.-Daily for Iynchburg DanviIle Ash
vile, Char.ptte, Atlanta and points South Pullman
buiei sleeping cars 10 Atlanta, and thence Il New
Orleans
100 pm.-iiaily. except sunday, for Manassns
SirasbpTg and intermediate stations
o:3o pm.-Bally Tor Charlottesville, Lousvle. Gin
clnnali and points on Jhes. and Ohio IL a. Pullman
sleeper Washington To Louisville.
llDo pm.-Daiiy Tor l.Nnchburg. Charlotte. Column
Ola, Augusta Atlanta Moutgt merry. New orleans aud
points South. Pullman aiace bullet sleeping
Montgomery in connection with Pullman parlor cars
thence to New Orleans
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
$50 a IN. aud $3.50 pm: from Louisville gao IA.
LynchburS local, 2:4S pm: >trasburg local, load
"A.
for tickets, sleeping car accommodations and in.
formation, apply al Office 6ul Penna. ave- and Penn
sylNanla station, 9th and b SITS
SEP. General paSsenger Amt
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The UNITARIAN GOVERNMENTAL the Ma.
tionai Unitarian conference at Saratoga Thurs
Gay, ofncers for the next two years were chosen
Justice Samuel +. Miller OF the Unitgd States
Supreme Court was reelected president
Among the vice presidents are ex-Gov John ID
Long, OF Massachusetts; Judge George W. Nc
Crary, OF the United States circuit court. dor.
man II. Eaton and Congressman Horace Davis
Of California. -''
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R II. TAYLOR

Dun zw SrocK Fon THE
PRESENT SEASON HAS COME OUR
GOODS ARE SPREAD OUT FOR INsPEC-
TON AND NOW ALL WE CAN DO is TO
ANNOUNCE THE TACTIC you ANDEx.
PRESS HOPE THAT YOU WILL FAVOR
US WITH YOUR PRESENCE AT AN
EARLY DAY. IF YOU LIKE TO LOOK
AT STYLISH GOODS: IF YOU ARE
JUDGE OF GOOD QUALITIES IF YOU
ARE PLEASED WITH GREAT VARIETY
AND IF YOU APPRECIATE BEDROCK
PRICES YOU WILL EXPERIENCE MANY
PLEASANT SURPRISES IN LOOKING
OVER OUR NEW LINE OF sEAsONABLE
GOODS WILL YOU CALL OUT OF Curl.
OsITY IF FOR NO OTHER REASON. WE
INVITE YOUR CRITICISM BECAUSE WE
BELIEVE EVERY FAIR COMPARISON
STRENGTHENS US IN THE ESTIMATION
OF JUDICIOUS AND CAREFUL BUYERS
NOW WOULDN'T IT BE WELL FOR YOU
TO SEE THESE ELEGANT BARGAINS
WITH YOUR OWN EYES AT
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
ss1e CORNER 7TH AND srREFra
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TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo carload n wholesale prices
KINDLINS and STOVE WOOD of ali kinds
GOAL and SAW ED and SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover on piank floors.
Large well-aSsort.d stock of LUMBER Fine
Lumber and loorIng kept under cover.
orders promptly delivered in any part Of the city
without charge Tor hauling.
Estimates cheeriully furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock is handled small giving
advantages in estimating, especially Lumber
Coal in large quantities
Long experience, ample facilities. and competent
assistants the belief that satisfaction will be
given to those who favor with their
which is respectfully solicited. jyl.-:5nl
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

INoR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANplHSS
Il steamer JOHN W. TIL sMi'SoN-
~ ondaN. "Wednesday and Friday. al o. m, as ar 90
Nomint Ferry and Lebnsrdto~n and all intermediate
FINDINGS On FRIDAY extends her trip 10 lewis aud
bArnse' wharyes, Coan River. kinsaie, Lodge lAne-
lnS; ana MundaN's Point, Micomico River. MAAhs
al landings
~ gu can got any landing for IS cents Staiersoms
90 cents SeI5-lm
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FLAsSE1s. FLANNE1a
We have now the most complete stock of FLAN-
NELS ever kept in stock by
We are ready show any; hing in the way of FLAN.
NEIS.
We are offering an ALL WOOL WHITE FLAN-
MEL at zoe. per yard.
This Is excellent value
BALLARD VALE FLANNEL, the best makes
from Csc to 81. 20 per yard.
COTTON MIXED WHITE FLANNELS at 1Oc.
and l2cls.
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schedule in effect. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th
lSot, until further notice.
Leave Washington from station, corner OF New Jer-
sey avenue and G street
For Chicago loco a. o and lo:Io pm daily. The
1850 M - fasi Limited Express for Pittsburgh
and thicago arriving in PITTSBURGH al -::ks A. m 4 nj
cage next morning al BOO. No extra fare Is charged
For Cincinnati Louisville and st Louis daily M $3.50
pm aud lo:lo pm, with Through coaches aud Pal-
$3.50 pm. Is fast limited train 10 Cincinnati
LOUIS arriving Ia elncihnatl next morning at 80,
81 ouls $40 pm. No extra fare Is charged ON This
train Time
For Pittsburgh at lo:oo a m and s. % p m daily 10
Pittsburgh ,lveland AID Detroit. with Monarch Par
lor AID Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh.
For Lynchhurg, Natural Bridge Lexington and
For Lexington and Local stations. $40 a IN. daily,
except sunday, aud 1910 pm. daily.
For Havre-de-'race, Newark, Singerly Whining
ton chester and Philadelphia $50 am, i:25 p and
$40 pm. daily.
For baltimore week days ., ESQ., $40 $50 $50
:o ss 4: az: LAD ,,i SiS ssom mn .1n'
For baltimore on sundays ESQ $50. $50 ana loss
am 10 i:3o $3.50. 4:4o. 5:io. 6:40. 200. s:s5,
for Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
Washington To New Orleans; $3.50 pm Sleeper To Lat
For Wilmington Delawar e. and Intern ediate point.
oetMeen Baltimore and Wilmington, $40 pm daily,
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 and 43o p m.
on Sunday $50 am, 4:4o pm.
more 8. $40. $50 am 1910 pm. $780, 4:lO 800
and 100 pm. On sundays s:;I0 n 80 $3.50.
44o, 40 and loo D m. FOR stations ON Metropol-
tan Branch Gao daily. except sunday. and 5:5l
r. M daily. l:4o daily. except sunday. for prince
pal stations on Metropolitan Branch $40 daily:
on sunday stops at all stations. For Gathersbur- and
intermediate points lOU5 am, l-5u aud 10 m
daily, except sunday. For Frederick $40 a. IA aud
4:4o p m. daily, except sunday.
For llagerstown lvao am. and 5:31 pm. daily, ex-
cept sunday.
Trains rive from tie West daily 600 700 a m.
lao. $50 and lo:3o pm. Little Rock fApress.
From Philadelphia. Chester, Wilmington. Ane-
gery, Newark and Havre de Grace, ll:l5 am. $40
pm. and lo.o a. daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. ll:l5 am.
From Annapolis, $50 am aud l;5O and 5s25 pm
Sunday, l0::s5 m. G:35 pm.
FROM Harpers Ferry ana Valley Railroad, 9:2o a.
m. daily. ana $50 pm. daiy except sunday.
From Frederick anu intermediate points ~S25 a. H.
and SID p. m. daily except SUNDAY.
1raiEs leave baltimore for Washington at 80.
$50. go, 800 800 aud lo5o l2l5. 2:so. 4,
40, 3. $3.50. a:s5, - and 1880 pm SUNDAYS,
6:3O, sso, 800 and 300 Am. $50 $50 4 20 800
d: -. I:iJ. - aud u: 100 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:25 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Station; 10 1881
Pennsylvania avenue corner of l4th street here
orders will be taken for baggage be checked and
received al any point In the city.
Is. DUNHAM, c r. lord
zen Manager. baltimore. [se2Ol GP A
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROADCO

Schedule In effect August 1, 1856.
Trains Will leave from and arrive at Is. AZ r. station,
9th and Il sts. follows:
Leave Washington $40 a m daily except sunday
and 4lo D. m. daily, arriving at Round Hal IL a. A
N. and a:lS pm. Returning trains leave Round lin
al 6:US daily and 1913 y. M. daily except sun
day arriving al NashDgtou $40 n J:4 = pnl.
Monthly and quarterly communication rates. 900
mile tickets SO
r. BELL.
aul0 SUPERINTENDENT
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SPECIALTIES,

MADAM CELIAS ALVA CREAM.-THE BEST
XN1 Beau ifier in the market Free from any sub
stance injurious TO the skin Lady agents wanted.
Can make from SIS to $50 per week. address
MADAM CELIA, 447 w. Randolph ST.. Chicago.
ee27-eO3t
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTsoF
N1 LIFE All business confidential. Ladies andgen-
Lenen 50 cents each 4U6 street. between eth aud
9th streets northwest my6-4Ows
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment without the Of knife caustic
or ugature- Cure guaranteed. Gan " consulted -
2l3 Sd St w. from 4 10 pm ap2l2m"
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MEDICAL, &C.


ID The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the CITY,
can be consulted daily, AGA & St, bet Ala and 9Th
prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
tonS strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Office always open. selO1wS
nR AND MADAM WILSON, ABB Isl. IoRNER
L. LIST and h SITS NV. Establlehea 1855 Special
treatment Tor ladies desiring reliable services Advice
free and confidential selS-6ts
NOR INFORMATION CONCERNING A RE-
finement address Mrs. AiARGAREf MORGAN l63
w. Lombard ST. baltimore, Nd. se6-2w
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BUTT1E
Nl TWO of DR. BROTHERS, Inygorating Cor
da Will cure any case OF nervous debility and loss
Vi nerve power. 1t imparts vigor TO the whole sys
tenn. 9U6 Ii St. ". au24-lmF
NINE De FOREST. LONG-E STA Bill SHE'D AND
WI reliable Ladies' Physician, be consulted daily
residence, l245 sth ST. DIV. Office hours from
] to p M, with Ladies only. au2l-lm*
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
II DIR BRUTHERS is the oldest Established adv
Using Ladies' Phi siclan IN this city, Ladies'
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS, 500 rS S. ".
Particular attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar
aul9-lmS
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
IL Urinary Diseases I'm As hours. Nervous Debility,
organic Weakness caused by indiscreton, Poisonous
Diseases Of Blood affecting Throat. Nose and skin:
Sold at STANDiFORD'S 81 Cloud Pharmacy, 9Th and
sts Price. 3d. Sent by mail sealed. se3- fm.w5n
DEAD AND BE WISE-DR- BROTHERS, BOG
Il st. 6. W.. appeared before and made oath
he the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
city, and will guarantee a in all of private
consultation and advice tree at hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by DIR.
in and for the u OF C.. This Sd day of July. 1883
au1-1m*
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DENTISTRY

nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.w
NFillng speciality; also. the cure OF tootnscne
gums. alleviates pam Of extracting Gas gwen api3
nR T. n. TALBOT. DENTIST. 435 !TH ST
IL three doors from corner l. Dennsly IN Al
ils branches Teeth insersed "a per ss6 Al work
warranted Una
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

10 HousEkEEpERs
We respectfully inform HOusekeepers that we are
prepared to furnish, in large small quantities.
CHINA,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY,
FINE PLATED WARE,
And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS of the best
class
Our goods were never better or cheaper than they
are this season. NJ. W. BEVERIDGE,
se25-3m No 1909 Penn. ave.
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W. Have
Now on Hand a Complete Stock of
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS,
Which we are offering at the lowest prices.
Our Line of IMPOkTED RUGS is unsurpassed by
any in the city.
Furniture Upholstered by experienced workmen.
Furniture made from Special Designs.
Prices all guaranteed
VIII. HOuGHTON d CO.,
se24-3m 1914 street northwest
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AND ONO kAILRoAD.

schedule i'm effect. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10th
lose, until further notlce.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
PERSONALS.

Jesse Hastings, foreman for the N
outfit. is in town.
Walter b. Jordan. Of st. Paul, MINI.
is registered at the Macqueen.
Z. Ramsay. stockman Of Rosebud,
left for the Hot Springs last night.
VIM. Van Gasken has returned from
a trip to the range, where he has been
absent for nearly month.
Colonel Scheets has finished estab.
fishing the boundary line between
Custer and Dawson counties, aud re.
turned from the Musselshell.
Mr.. John L. Holland and wife, OF
Buffalo, Wyo., are at the Macqueen.
Mr.. Holland IL prosperous stock
man aud AN old resident of the Big
Horn country.
Stock Inspector Joe Cox has return.
ed from attending term of the dis
trct court at Buffalo, Wyo., where he
ofliciated as n witness in several ille-
gitinlate stock deals.
+. G. 5. Hesse, manager of the great
Powder River cattle company, came
in from Wyoming Tuesday. The out
fit Mr.. Hesse represents is one of the
largest in the country, being more
generally known as the N76n outfit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
some Figures.

The second annual report of the bu'
reau Of animal industry has made il.
appearance. II is II volume of about
$50 pages. Among other things, II
contains the report OF the agents,
From ;. ;. Standards contribution ia
the work, We take some fignres which
have bearing on the question OF
overstocking the ranges.
Mr.. Standards report shows that
there is grazing area in Colorado o!
~, 15i 900 acres; that of this territory
ii requires, on an average, for each ami
NAL 36s acres, and that the number of
cattle in Colorado at date of the report
was ,I2O.3sS, which, on the basis
stated, il several Thousand more than
the range will support.
The same report gives Wyoming
grazing area, i9,333 500 acres; cattle,
,5l5, 1853; acres Necessary per head; 81.
According to the report, there is
room for no new cattle in Wyoming.
Montana, grazing area, 81, ,l24. .On
acres; cattle, 1000 900; acres required
per head 27g.
Montana was not full according to
the report. which was made nearly a
year ago, hut the cattle men have been
industrious, and it is very probable
that the danger line has been almost
reached in that territory also.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Lost In the Bad Lands.

While on hunting expedition re.
Gently, DIR. w. f. Green got lost in
the bad lands north of the Yellowstone
and for night and two days wander
ed about having l'st his reckoning.
The Doctor had lei, the place AT which
he was caniped on the Big Dry and
struck across country intending to
make the N ranch that evening.
He was on horseback and alone in
this trip to the N ranch, and being
unfamiliar with the country overlook
ed the trail, losing his way. Many OF
our readers have been in II like pre-
dicament in which the Doctor found
himself Sunday night; without land
mark with which to establish bis di'
rection; no food; no water, and moon
light To travel in. He experienced
nll the tormenis of thirst and hunger
repeatedly falling from his horse from
Dizziness, after the first twenly-foul
hours. In the forenoon Of the second
day he det, rmined TO lance his horst
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

to see IL the blood would not revive
him and he experienced great relief
after taking this stimulant. He reach
ed the Yellowstone at point about
eighteen miles from here yesterday
afternoon, aud, as may he imagined.
was completely Frustrated by the long
fast, thirst and heat. The Doctor sent
word To his wife to send "A conveyance
to bring him to Miles, reaching here
late yesterday afternoon. Notwith-
standing the rocky deal given him the
Doctor is quite enthusiastic over the
mammoth buffalo bulls head which
he reserved as a trophy Of the chase.
The party were lucky in The hunt hav-
ing killed lwo buffalo, roped n cali and
bagged numerous deer and antelope.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
COMMITTEE.
DO Not Let the summer Heat ,i,ect You.

|
In New Orleans, La, on Tuesday at
noon, June 10, lssG, AN event full of
interest "ccdrred-the l93d Grand
Monthly-the second Quarterly Ex-
traordinary Distribution of the Louis
lana state Lottery; s52aa, 800 was seat
tered over the earth after this manner:
Ticket No. Is, li5 drew the Fir-t Cap.
itai Prizr Of Sl50,OO0. IL was sold in
tenths at II each-one TO Mrs. j. Clark
at Fern, clarion Co., Pa; one to J. W.
Williamson, Willow Grove, w. Va,
collected through Bank of Ravens
wood, Ravenswood, West Va; the
Others were sold to parties whose
names are held by request. No. q, Hos
drew the second Capital Prize of
s5O, 800, sold in tenths al.o-two of
which costing each 81 but drawing
Sl0,WO, were paid through the Bank
of Commerce, Memphis, Tenn one
through :he peo les Bank of New
Orleans, La; for depositor; AN
other 10 j. 7. Colby, care of A.
Friant, Willow, Cal, through Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S express al San Jose,
Cal; another to VIM. +. Seymour, No.
1875 Thalia ST., New Orleans, La. No.
~, i5S drew the Third Capital Prize of
$50 900, sold in tenths each at Sl-one
was sold to Joshua Burrell. No. 22l5
ID st., y, w, Washington City, ID. c.;
another was paid t. Samuel Pearson,
Washington, ID. C.; another was held
by w. T. Putnam, Boston. Mass, col
lected through Adams express CON-
pany, other three tenths were paid Ia
the American express company, TO-
lumbus, o., etc.. etc. Nos. 80, 230 and
40, 20l drew the Fourth two Prizes oi
$4,000 each, sold in tenths each ut 81
twoof which were paid to First Nation
al bank of Pontiac, Mich; other two
were paid to Chas. j. Summers,
Struther, o.; another 10 w. Simons
and j. 5. Mappa, No. 523 Clay ST.,
San francisco, Cal; another to w. l..
Garrett of san Francisco also, and so
the golden showerfell, enriching all
around 1t. The next opportunity will
be on Tuesday, August 10th, the l95th
Grand Monthly Distribution, to be
conducted as usual by G.nls. G.. T.
Bpaureeard, of La, and Jubal A..
Early OF Va, n sole managers. All
information desired can be had from
NJ. a. Dauphin, New Orleans. La. Do
not let the summer heat drive This out
of your mind.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
The Physiology of the Liver.

The liver is the largest secreting organ in the
human body, and the bile which it secretes is more
liable to vitiaiion and misdirecton from its proper
channels than any other Of the animal fluids.
Luckily for the bilious, however, there is an un-
failing source OF relief for liver complaint namely
II stettcr's Stomach Bitters, q medicine which for
over aquarter Of . century has been achieving
thorough cures Of the mentioned ailments, fever
and ague, dyspepsia, bowel complaints, rheumatic
and kidney affection, and disorders involving loss
Of nervous vigOr II l., moreover, prev ntiye OF
sands OF persons re iding In districts Of country
where that dire scourge Is prevalent. As q remedy
adapted TO the medicinal requirements Of families,
it l. supreuely desirable, and as means Of foriiy-
ing dehilitaed system, II is thoroughly to be de-
pended upon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
NJ. paul Ahead.

On the basis of a new directory pub.
lished IN II Paul and Minneapolis,
the estimates of population show St.
Paul to be slightly In the lead of her
younger but ambitious neighbur. Thls
was not the case year ago when
Minneapolis showed II handsome lead.
The st. Paul directory gives 1855
names which multiplied by three
gives The estimate of population TO be
l4s,O74. Minneapolis on the same
basis Of figuring shows population ol
l47.slO. Its II neck and neck race
ana very little choice for u favorite.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Bh~r HALL Meeting.

All citizens who are Interested in
the formation ol representative base
ball club III Miles Cily are requested
to attend Il meeting 10 be held at the
Rink this Wednesday evening
at O'Clock to discuss measures look
ing to the formation of Il first class
club. Thi, invitation il extended to
those who play ball and those who
don't. Any one who feels AN interest
in the subject will be welcome.
COMMITTEE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14
Bill Billiard has just received a fresh
carload of Best's Milwaukee beer.
The North Montana Cattle com,.nv.

A corporation OF the above title, OF
which Russell B. Harrison is presi.
dent, has succeeded the old Montana
cattle company in all its possessions,
consisting Of q ,6l3 head of range cat.
tie more or less; 5s head of full blood
Short Horns; 2S head of Polled Angus
stock; one imported stallion, Duke of
York, and two half blood Clydesdale,
together with all and singular, tn,
ranges, ranches and other improve.
ments. etc, etc. The North Moniana
cattle company record first mortgage
20 the Farmers loan and Trust com
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

At regular meeting Of the /. o. q.
F., Custer Lodge No. IL, the following
officers were elected for a term of six
months: J. II. Boiling, n. c.; ID. A.
Bishop, V. c.: f. h. Mcclellan. Sec
retary, and Geo Rhode, treasurer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

The entertainment by the German
society, announced to take place ON
Saturday night at the Park street
opera house, is anxiously looked for
ward to by the lovers of good enter.
tainment. Onr German friends are
never behind in providing induce.
ments for AN occasion of this kind and
il is predicted that this is to be an ex-
ceptionally interesting programme.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

MATRIMONIAL AGENCY.-JENsEN & Co..
vi o. Station Road, Plabtow. London, England.
Established to supply Settlers In the States with
the addresses Of respectable Young women who are
willing TO communicate Nth bona nde TTadesmeni
Farmer rs and others desirous of meeting with use
ful wives They will be supplied from the Agri.
cultural Districts OF England, ireland, scotland
and Wa es, as we'll as the Continent Of Europe.
Applicants should state their particular require
ments aud pref rences enclosing Posi- nj Order for
Two shiliings, to meet prcliminary expenses.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

To most children, the bare sugges-
tiOn of dose Of castor oil IL uauseat-
ing. When physic is necessary for
the little ones, Use Ayers Cathartic
Pills. They are safe and pleasant to
take. Try them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

Mat II. Murphy, proprietor of the
Flying + brand of cattle. reached his
ranch on Clear creek last Tuesday,
from a tour of the Northwest territory
grazing lands. Mr.. Murphy has an
idea OF moving his cattle, or Il portion
of them to the north next Spring.
Buffalo Echo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

A cow boy working with the Powder
River cattle company at Big Horn
station was drowned while driving
cattle across the Yellowstone at that
point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

paDy of New York, for the issuance
of bonds to an amount not exceeding
In the aggregate S75O,0OO, payable on
the lst of July, 1906, secured by the
property aforesaid.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

Brandenburg d Van Gasken drove
into town yesterday nice bunch Of
beef steers. They were drivel at
night and rested during the day, so as
to be in prime condition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

A deadly disease, resembling Texas
fever, has broken out among the
herds of Lonake and Prairie counties,
Texas, and cattle are said to be dying
by scores.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

Fortify the system, 10y the use Of
Ayers SarsaparIlla, against the dis
eases peculiar TO hot weather. This
medicine induces n healthy action of
the stomach, liver, and kidneys, caus-
ing them to prevent the accumulation
of the poisons which produce disease. :
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

Minlonquazorotus ornaments, chips
and cards, also large stock of silver
ware just received at Smiths the
jeweler.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-14

Buffalo, WyO., is to have new
bank; Moss Bros, of Chicago, will en-
deavor to divide the business Of that
town, which is now monop0lized by
the First National.