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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
Why Mr.. ray lOr Did Not Attend the
Convention

The following correspondence will
explain why Mr.. Taylor was not
present at the convention. Being
United States Pension Agent at Knox
vile, and not wishing to violate the
order President @ eveland recently
issued, he addressed an interesting
communication to the Commissioner
of Pensions, wri ing under date Au-
gust 4th. He says: "For the pest
few months there has been p elimi-
nary campaign in Tennessee for the
nomination of Governor. My name
has been men iontd in that con-
nection, but, obedient to the
wish and requirement OF the
President, have never left my
Office for q day, nor have / taken any
active part for myself in the campaign.
Nevertheless l feel confident will be
nominated. / desire 10 know If, in
your JUDGMENT, it would be improper
for me to 60 to Nashville to the con-
vention. am not Q d legate, but If l
am nomina'ed would like 10 be there.
II it Is in any way contrary to the
wishes Of the President ] will not go.
Please reply by telegraph, as l will
have to start Monday, the 9th instant,
If 60. The convention meets on the
11th."
To this letter Col. Mclean acting
commissioner, sent the following re-
sponse: "In reply to your letter /
have the honor to inform you that in
pursuance to the instructions OF the
honorable secretsry Of the Interior,
/ have to inform you that It is better
for you not to attend the nominating
convention. Whilst no doubt exits
as to your good faith in your proposed
action, your presence at the conven-
tion will place you and the admins
tration, If not in a false position, In
one subject to Reconstruction"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
DIED.

WILS0N-At his residence, 6l4 Mississippi
avenue, August IL. 1886, at $3.50 pm, Henry
WILSON, in the sixty-fourth year of his age.
Remains taken to RusSellville, Ky, for in
torment. IBrownsvllo and sprins6eld
(Tenn.) and Russellvillo Ky) papers please
copy.l
CEGARI-At residence, No. iS Seoord
street, Thursday, August IL, 1881. Lou "a
NoNTEDOsICo, aged twenty-five years, vile
Of Antonio CeRnri.
Funeral will take place from residence this
(FRIDAYl morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Requiem
High Mass atht Brigid's church At Q O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Enthusiastic Reception OF the True
Blues by the OitiAeDs.
lsPRoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 12.-
The victo ous Montgomery True
BUS returned tonight ami were re-
ceived by the military and citizens
with the greatest enthusiasm. A
banquet was rendered them tonight.
Company F, L uisiana Legion, ar,
rived on the same train. The city OF
Montgomery entertained them at the
Union Depot Hotel in foe ttyle.
They left tonight for camp at Orab
Orchard.
The mercury was go in the shade
today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

fires continue destructive, and are
spreading over a large territory. In
Lake county many fine belts Of tim
ber have been burned over. 1t is too
late for rain to save the crops, but
heavy storm is needed to put an end
to the destruction of the forest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
Sudden Death OF Rising Young
Merchant.
ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL. |

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, August H.
The sad news Of the sudden death at
his home in Trenton, last night, Of
Mr.. d. O. Anderson, was received he Q
today. Mr.. Anderson was a member
OF one of the best families in the
county and was a rising young mer-
chant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
Four Men Drowned.

BosToN, Macs, August 12.-The
schooner Arizona capsized in the har-
bor tonight and four Of the five men
composing the crew were drow ned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August ia
bill in equity has been flpd in the
United Sa es Circuit Court on behalf
Of Laura O. Holloway, # Brooklyn, N.
Y, against the publish ng Arm of
Bradley & Co., OF this city, asking to
have the defendants Q in d from
publishing, in connection vi b the
Plaintiffs copyright d bo k, The La
dies Of the White House; or, IN the Home
Of the Presidents, any ma rative OF the
life OF Miss RISE Cleveland and the
life and marriage Of Miss Frances Fol-
some, or any other account or state
ment not written by the complainant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13

HAVE used Tongaline IN neuralgia
and acute rheumatism, aud am well
satisfied with its bentfic a effec +;
have also fou' d it very efficacious in
nervous diseasfs.
g. o. BUTLER, NJ D, Cleveland, o.
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WHOLESALE
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229- -231-233 MAIN STREET.
TO THE TRADE.


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Mr.. Taylor Interviewed Mt Knox.
Vile.

The Union publishes the following
interview with the Hon. Robert l..
TAYLOR, at Kn xville, this afternoon: !:
The news Of rsylor's nomination was
received with great enthusiasm.
Crowds stood around the bulletin
boards all day waiting eagerly for the
returns. To all appearances Taylor
had the sympathy Ut the crowds, and
when news OF his unanimous nomina-
ton arrived there was general cheer
ing on all sides. Bob was at his desk
in the Pension Office when news came
and did not leave his work for two
hours af.erward. He went quietly
from his Office to his residence on
Summit Hill, where he was seen by
the Union correspondent. He was not
at all excited and was receiving the
Misses Henders on, daughters of Col.
w. r. Henderson, who had called
with handsome holal tribute 10 the
next Governor Of Tennessee. He was
asked how be fet over the result OF
the convention?
81 take it as a very high compli-
mept."
"Did you really expect it2"
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NOW the Nomination Was Received

The nomination of Taylor creates
no particular enthusiasm here, though
no doubt he will receive the full vote
Of the county.
Jonesboro, the home Of Taylor for
several years, is rejoicing at his nomi-
nation. Anvils aye being fired and
everywhere the greatest enthusiasm
prevails. 1t is Iumored there that
ALI Taylor will refuse to make the
race.
At Jackson bonfires were lighted
and there was great enthusiasm.
AtMilan hundred guns were fred,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-13
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT GOV
ERNOR OF TENNESSEE. D.
Nominated on the Fifteenth Ballot
Almost Unanimously, Amid the
Widest Enthusiasm.
STRIKING INCIDENTS DURING
THE EXCITING CONTEST.
Interview With the NOminee-Why
He Did Not Attend the Con-
vention-Biographical.
[spRuIAL TO TEE ApPKLL.l

NASHVILLE, TENN, August 12.-The
hall of the House of Representatives
was we'll filled this morning, but not
so packed aV il was yesterday, many
OF the delegates having gone home on
the morning trains. The uudercur-
rent of feeling showed itself as being
deeper than before, and the low hum
of voices beiokened quiet but earnest
work. At 8 O'Clock Chairman Simon
ton called the convention to order,
and the six'h ballot was proceeded
with. The followiOg was the result:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Wiadom0sci x
o polskicEs i1aEaianacfa.
rs. August Babinski, rode

p tcra, W Prusuch Iachodnlcll,
przyptynat dn'a ~ s'errn'a N"
olrostatku antwc1rijsNiln, nal@za-
cvm do Towmzy-tya leg! luigi
morskicj Red Star Line, DO
Nowcgo Iorhu, z'b4wit rrze4
kilku dni II sMych k,cNnych W
Milwaukee, Il c1"artetS, 70
sicrpnia, pr1ybyf do -nt's@~l W'n"ny,
rdzie tukae ma Ilrvwnr55o, knpc"
u. jana Clrhanow-k.cso. W ostnt
MIN Gniu minionego mitalAca niHt
sic ks. BAb,n, Ski Il w,zytN 60 swcgo
kolcgi . semjnmyum Iowrh>NIv-o
ks. Romano Guzowshiego Pine
Crecku i tam prawdopodobnie IA
bawi, dopoIi ks. biskup lacroski,
znujdujlcy sic obccnIe ma wlzycic
dyecczyaInej, nc powota 80 do
piracy W duszpasterstwic.
Ks. Babinski pobieraI naukj
g~imnuzy"lnc W Pelpilnjc iChcImnle,
a wSksztaiceri@ tcclogiczne odehral
W amcrykan,Iiicm scminaryum lu-
chowncm W Low%nium, W Bel9ii,
glzie tc& W snbote pred &w.
Trojca wy~Swi2cony zaStat m Ha
piaua dia dyccezyi Ia Crosse
wspolnic 2 ksjcdzem Andrzc. en-
Ignaszak iom, pochodzacym Z
w. rs. poznahskicgo. 2 pod Szamo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
PoCzia v Winonie.

Winohska lzba handlowa Cd
byia onegdaj posicdzenic, kt6rc
gl6wnie IA jmowato sc ~propozycya
urzedu rocztowego, ably nadal
przes,f Tiki pocztowe pc m'cscie roz-
nOSZOnO.
PscztmistrzWhiplc przcdstawit
Izbie inspektora roczt New
bcrgera, ktory na ten Gel zjechat
z Westinghouse. Ten oswiadczyt,
&c yuprowadzenie r%oznoszenia listow
X /" by okolo $4,000 re cznie.
co,.. istrz moze zezwol;c
ra usta@ vie ne listonoszow w
miastach, w ktorych d"rhody
pocztowe wynosza przynHJmn'e.l
$4,000 %rocznic. w Winonie wy
Mostly IA ostatsu s21 800, talk "
miasto Jest do togo upow"znionem'
Urza pocztowy zada, ably ma ten
eel uI!ce ia kuz lynn rogu o%patrzo'
nc byly tabliczki = naplsam''
podnjacemi NAIVE ullcy, lep'r.J
oswietIonc i domy numerowane.
Pytcm ma bye ustano"ionych .
oArcsow dIa IistonoSzow, mlanp-
wicie:
/. Ma ws~h6l ulicy l. ,ird
2. M pollor I'll. 5 me Icy
I'll CANT Cent,r II Laird.
3. Poczawszy IL pre- Iscia ko'ei
Milwaukee, PREY uIlcy Laird ma
po!noc do I'll. D, M pofudhlc do
Sanborn, nj zachoI do Huff, M
pofudnic do torcw kolci Mlwauckicj,
ma zuchod do Hamet, ma pofudnle
do Lake, M wschod do Jonsohn,
ma pofnoc do kolci Milwauckiej j
M wschod do p%unNtu poczatAowtgo.
4. Ma polnoc uIicy 5 mledzy
ulicumi Centre, Il Ewing.
). Pozostata z%achodnia czesc
miusta III do granic miej,k'ch.
Owocz togo ma bye umieszczo-
nych ma roinych punktach miasta
SO %sllrzynck do list6w. Pc dfuz>zc.i
debucio mianowanu M wniosck oh.
Tomasza Simpsona komitet, skfa-
dajacy SIG z PIP. VIM. J. Whirple,
j. J.. Randall i II. w. Lumterton,
k:ory ma przedstawit Radzje
miejskiej potrzebe ~dok'adneyo O.
~znaczcniu ulic nEmcrowanin domow,
aby. u%mozcbnic ukurutne dostawit-
mic przcsctck pocztowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

ktorej nakianiaja ma .zachetniejsze
uczucia cziowicka, kaIAca przeba-
czyc bladzacym wspoibraciom i
korzyc sic przed Bosiem. Moznaz
mic choice, ably tn droga MIC po-
stqpowano, kicdy nadto kase nam
to i"teres reIiyijny i polityczny?
P.dumawszy mad u%sposobienlem
naszego spoteczehstwa, przychodzi
sic do przckonania, &c byio ono i
Jest dobrcm, DO rodacy nasi, z
maiemi wyjatkam', %przechowall
nicpokalanic to, co %przcchowac Il
lezalo, i Ware religijna j patryo~
tyczns i jezyk nasz n%arodowy.
Katoli!l szczery i goracy, k"tol'k
zycjem, siowem i czynem jest zywa
prote s,acya przeciw obojetnosci talk
relig:jncj, .iak patryotycznej, do
biera]acej sic do korzenia s~po'eczen-
silva = przeciw btzwyznaEiowosc',
talk wprost p%r1eciwnej talk wstret-
mel duvhowi j przesztosci naszego
narodu.
Przyznaje, zo ludzlom, kt6rzy
II by t%oruja drose przysziosvl, o.
,oczpnym dzisiej sza "tmo>fera
truano przych,dzi uwlerzyc W
porza lex moyulny, DO niedowlar'
stwo d~zisiejszc to playa naszego
naroau;s S.. p3mielzy Mani ivdnostk',
ktorc zabtakawszy sic w teoryach,
wicrza wieccj W liberalism, W
dcmokracya, n;zeIi W ma wyz~ze
przepisy BIZ. Jezsll wv. Mar
Pol. chce dosiegnac swego ldeafu'
mus ustawic $40 do naszych potrzeb
narodowych i stosunkdw, a warun'
klein n%ajbardzle.j wymag"nym'
choc;uz mozc najmniej pochleb'a-
jacym dumic swiatowej jest zasto-
sowanre tego stanowi>ku do har-
monii Y nuuka, ktora pfyme 2
Kosciufa.
,JezIim powiedzial, ze ceIem
Nv. Mar. Pol. jest wyszukanle ]
po,aczcnic polsklch jednostek, roz-
rzuconych pc Stan. Zjcdnoczonych
Amcryk;, to pytam sic, gdzIe jest
st6s,wniejsze miajsce kn temu
cclowj, jcavli ME Koscielc' do
kto1rego garna sic i zgfaszaJa
iednostki same przez sic, ably ME
zaginefy = czujac togo potrzebq
Neutrality-suspicious., a tak&e ! pa'ryo-
tyczna? Chodzi i'm bowlem o
ulubiony jqzyk polski, o zbaw'en'e'
q nauke Kosciola, j jedynle i wy
taczuie temu tylko siuzt celow'.
Reczc, 70 kto mic jest W 40
sciele duchcm, ten i W Nv. Mar
Pol. ciafem wiele znaczyc me
moAe. Jest to fukt niczem ME "a
@przeczony!! =
Chwalimy umy~t sSory do
wielkich rzeczy, ale zn6w mo~'my'
=. szalcnstwem, jest a ME L'eztwem'
siliG sio podaremnie bez wldokow
pomyblncgo sku,ku. ze czca po-
zieram, jak Polacy pracuJh garn;s
sic do czcsos, ale z litosc'a po-
yIsdam, gdy ich checi dobrs ro-
gorszaja tylko to, co $40 ma "a
swietosG. Kto chce nam pomaB;c
naszych s]prawach patryotycznych'
s;elmiu mu rzcczy ~rotrzeba; any
m6yl, ably umiat, ably chciaa, ably
emiai, ably pospol'tc dobro koch'f
mad PRIVATE, ably znal nature
tegos, ably byt statecznym W pred
siewzieciu.
Nicchze nam teraz teraz wolno
bed1ie wspomniec 0 ostatn'm SCI 'n'c
Nv. Mar. Po!skiego.
Daisy Gag nas'ap'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
!, kt6ry zobowiazat sic dIa

dyecezyi Erie.
Po wyswieceniu odwiedzif ks.
Babihski swoja mako, mi.szISajaca
W Bytoni, parafii zblcwskiej, i
ODDLY primicye W zblewskim kosciele
Witamy talk ks. Bab;hrkiego,
jak ks. %Ignaszaka akrajscrdeczniej
ma goscinne.j ziemi amerykahskiej,
IA ktorcj otwiera i'm sic szerokie
a wdzieczne pole do piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02
Pociecha W nieszczrsciu

Miasto \ appleton, lczaco W
poblizu kolonii II,fa Park, dis
tryumtuje mad pomyslnem wpro-
wadzenicm i uskutccznieniem
elektrycznej koIei. Take W tenn
samem mieseie odkrywaia +
wiece.j naturalnego gazu.
Il mias;a Green Bay pisza, IL
pred kilku dniami zostuta !nkor-
porowana kompania novel kolci
nazwana The Wisconsin Great
Northwestern II. Re- CeIem tejic
konpanii jet ktadzenie SYN koIei
z miasta Green Bay " STRONG
MISUNDERSTANDING do mast. Eva.
ncgo Superior CITY,
Kap1la' slllada sic 4 $4,000 oUo.
Zwolanio %moznych wtascicie!i
tejze kompanii ma wkrotcc nAstapi6
cclu obrana %dyrvktorow i
inucj sluzby. Otoz Ia kclrj bedzic
przej tzdSafa wpros: przcz sun
srolek X91u Pnh KolonV
Osiadlym tam P,lakom ttraz
20 klc:co pozaru ]asow p~omysjna
otwieru $40 przyszios@.
JuA so wt".j chw'ii dow .adujs,
~zgorzalu podczas rzcczonrgo p"zaru
i fauna y. W'adyS'awa D.,n owie@u
W III 1l Pa,ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-02

faYma ia SDr'LCuaZ

fai'nl3 na SpiZcuaZ
ktony ch"ial nabyt fame.
poIozonq l mile Cd miasta
Grand Rapids, Wis, ma trak-
Gle do Stevens Point 40
morg dobrej ziemi pod plug
dobre budyuki m~icszkalnc 2
pumpq i stadni2 ogroizone W
wi"Eszrj polowio plotem 2 de,
49, njechaj sic zg]oSi do
redakcSi u au"so.
Cena kupna S 1900, wyra-
znic ~piG.nascie set dolarow, 2
ktorcj poIowq trzcba zupIacIt
gotowkq, Moznaby takze wy
mienie larme IA property W
W'lnouie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
To-Night's Concert.

The operate entertainment to be
given at the Rink tonight by COM
pany formed by Billy Mack, promises
TO be much better than any that has
been given before. The performance
will consist of variety of introduce
tons by Billy Mack, Jimmy Thomp-
son, Mile Thomas and Others. The
two first will appear in "The Double
Act" which is side-splitting COM
bination of absurdities. Billy Mack
Is thorough comedian and he pos
sesses such a gracefully clumsy style,
that the audience is conyulsed with
laughter at every move he makes.
The performance tonight will I'M
doubtedly be excellent and those
wishing to witness both the sublime
and ridiculous should not miss the
opportunity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09

News comes from progress. The
Billings Daily Gazette says editorially
that from all that Is said about Miles
City in the JOURNAL and the Sc. Paul
papers, 1t would seem that city OF
q, 900 or $4,000 exists at the mouth OF
the Tongue river. The reason that
more Is said about Miles City than
Billings Is easily explained. Miles
City Is growing at double the rate
Billings is, and more doing, more
news. The Gazette's suggestion that
Miles should establish q Chicago and
Miles City express, II she must have a
day train" Is q chestnut. A rumor
comes from an authentic source
that the Northern Pacific has for some
time been considering the running OF
Its Missouri express through to Miles
City, and 1t probably will,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
I'm Danger Of the Broom Handle.

The following shows rhat the young
ladies of Butte desire an introduction
to the JOURNAL editor who, recently,
commented on the broom brigade's
drills in aid of churches: "If the
young ladies of the Butte broom bril-
gade ever get the opportunity they
will probably demonstrate to the edi.
tor of the Miles City Journal that the
training they have had in handling
that weapon Of domestic vengeance
was not for.nothing-all because he ex-
presses the opinion that the average
Montanian does not believe 1t neces-
sary to brandish brooms on stage in
order to assist in instructing the peo-
pie in Christian ethics The
wretch ."-Inter Mountain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
A Collegian's Letter.

The following is taken from letter
received yesterday by gentleman in
our city and is given as a specimen OF
u college mans style:
Dear friend. / received your letter
In regareds to the check. l am at
tending colledge. / will have the
matter Investigated by u LAWYER. You
know my conditions and that 1 need
every Sent. So please do all you can.
l am attending colledge and really had
ought to have that money. 1t would
help me as 1t will require 81 900 to give
me my profecionol education. Pleas
do answer soon.
The above was written by q young
white man in AN eastern institution
of learning. Fact.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09

The following recent decision of the
supreme court Of Wisconsin will inter
est our merchants:
Sale Consignment = Passage OF
Title.-Where q manufacturer resid-
ing In one city receives through his
agent residing In another an order for
beer from o customer there and fills
the order by delivering the beer to q
common carrier at the place OF manu-
facture, consigned to such customer at
his place of residence or to such agent
for him, there being nothing In the
transaction indicating q different in
tention, the sale Is complete, and the
title passes at the place Of shipment,
even though the customer on receiv-
Ing the teer at his place of residence
pays TO such agent there the purchase
price. So held by the supreme court
OF Wisconsin In the case OF Sarbecker
vs.. State.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
Proposals for Labor.
HEApQU RrERs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
lIEIc. Gun or, =,

HEADQu RfERs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
FoHT SMELLING, MINI, Mar. l2th, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject to
- the usual conditions, will be received by the
Post Quartermaster, Fort Custer. NJ T., until II
o'clock noon on 18th day Of April. 1856, at which
time and place they will be opened by him in the
presence Of bidders, tor the Carpenters, Mason's
and Plasterer's work, necessary in the erection OF
one double set of Company Quarters at Fort Custer
Montana.
Proposals for the whole or portion OF the work
will be received and considered.
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
or sll proposals.
Blanks and full information as to bidding, &r.,
will be furnished by the Post Quartermaster, Fort
Custer, upon application.
Envelopes containing proposals should be ad-
dressed to that officer marked Proposals for
Labor"
JAMES NJ. MOORE.
Deputy Quartermaster General, U. g. A.,
Chief Quartermaster.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
NEW GOODS

At Miles a. strevelrs Mammoth Hardware
Store.
G. n. Strevell, who Is now in Chi
ego, has made a contract for six car
loads of hardware for his Miles City
establishment. consisting of wagon,
mowers, hay rakes, barbed wire, nails,
ETC.. to meet the demands for their
spring trade, and they are now pre-
pared to meet any competition and
sell lower than ever before.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
Proposal. for fresh Beef ..d Mutton
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF dakota,
OFFICE CHIP CoNnIssARY OF sUBsisrE NcE,

FoRT SHKLLrNa, MIMI, March "a, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicste, subject 70
~ the usual conditions, will b received q this
once or at the ofhces Of the Acting Commissaries
ateaeh Of the posts named hersin until IL o'clock.
"wednesday, April q. 1885, for delivery q Forts
Abraham Lincoln. Assinniboine, Bennst, Buford.
Custer, Ellis, Keogh, Maginnis, Meade, bissoula,
Penblns, Randall shaw, sisssion. Gneliing, sally.
Tottsn and Yates and Gimp Poplar River Of ssch
quankities Of fresh hssf and mutton a. may b 70
qui1B4 By the sukpistspcs DsDartnent q these
posts ffum JAY Ist 1saa 10 iuS S0th 1887. or such
less time = the Commissary General Of subsstsnce
may direct.
Separate proposals win b received and opened as
above for furnishing ct ths respective posts,
during the same period. such choice cuts Of fresh
beef md mutton for sale 70 o0cen, ~ may DO
block.
For conditions, etc., apply 10 The undersigned or
TO the Acting Commsssaries Of Subsistence at any
Of the posts named.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should be enclosed in sealed envelopes
and marked "Proposals for fresh beef and mutton"
Contracts made under this advertisement shall
not be construed to involve the United States In
any obligation for payment In exeess q the appro-
priaiiOn granted By Congress for The purpose.
G. d. PENROeE
Capt c. g.. U. Q. A.. Chief @. s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09
Hides and Furs. Highest price paid
~ Brandenburg IL VanGasken.
when Not In Positive Agony,

The rheumatic are seldom free from certain sore
ness or stiffness in the joints and muscles, which
serves As q constant reminder that the virus only
wants an unfavorab'e change Of weather OF the aid
OF cold TO emphasize its presence with excruciat
Ing twinges. To prevent the recurrence and miti-
gate the pain, there Is no finer or safer OF
relief than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters amedicine
every way preferable to the poisons. repeated in
hniteslmal doses Of which are taken to The preju-
dice OF health and jeopardy Of life, and without a
permanently remedial effect. sleep banished by
rheumatic and neuralgia pain at night, is restored
by this benefcent soother Of the nervous system,
and the sumter which IL superinduces Is far more
refreshing and beneficial than the stupor into
which the brain Is thrown by narcotic Appe-
title and digestion, as well sleep. are improved
by 1t, and il is an admirable regulator and tonic
for the bowels and kidneys Use It TOR rheumatism
before retiring.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09

Attorney G. II. Milburn is particu,
larry unfortunate In connection with
the depot fire. All his household
goods. comprising sll the appointments
Of a.home, recently shipped by Mrs.
Milburn from Washington, d. c.,
were consumed. Mr.. Miiburn has
been compelled TO write to Mrs. Nil.
burn to defer her departure for Miles
City Indefinitely. In addition to this
Mr.. N. was yesterday informed that
DR.. d. W. Bliss, his wife's father, was
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-04-09

The undersigned will be in Miles
City about April 18th with two HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY HEAD of the best
SADDLE HORSES ever brought into
Custer county. They are thoroughly
broken and selected with especial care
for this market. Experience has
taught US just what class Of horses IL
needed, and we Offer none other. We
shall also have a Jeto fine drifting horse,
for single and double work.
j. MCGURK,
HENRY TUssLER.