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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
THE COURTS.

SUPzRIoR-In the matter of 3 petit jurl
for the Septem Der term of the Superio
Court ordered by the court that 80 juror
be drawn for the next term OF court. l.
the matter of the opening and extension o
Fifth-st, striking Of jury. Nenire com
pietsd. Neniss returnable October 13 =
10 O'clock-
PRoRArE-Estate of Elizabeth l.. Nc
Connsil. deceased petition for final accoun
6led. hearing September "A. Estate OF Sid
nsy Sweet, deceased, rssiduary legsise
bond 6led and letters issued TO Edwin r
Sweet and George A. Sweet. Estate O
Theodore r Nssh. a minor; order allowing
guardians iasl account and discharge him
Estate Of William ". Solomon. dscsass5
viii and petition for probate of same filed
hearing sspte mbeT -
PoLcn-Lsuis Clark. drunk twelve dsv'
in jail Albert J. Carey. drusE hfteer
DAYS ia al. John Wassan, drunk. trelv'
DAYS in Jail. John 9. shsklsion. hrssch o
the peace. discharged. frederick Pess
peddinE without . licsDss. adjourned 4
septembsr 4. John SchoitsY. hsr ohstrDc
tien. aai aiournsd % August 81. Wn. Bulls
lsrcsny he'd for trisi - next term sf Sd
perior Court Ho7scs - Abbott ss1ilsrv
al ourasd % August 81 Joseph Pst1 "a
obstruction. discnarEea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
IN THE ROTUSDAS.

H.. N. Wilcox, OF Detroit. is at the Nor
ton.
+. C. Whitney, of Mt. Clemens, Is at tn,
Eagle.
A. G. Day. an attorney at Newaygo, is .
Sweets.
John N. Miller, of TT. Wayne is 3
Sweets.
John Ysger. . Freeport business man, is
at the Eagle.
Sheriff Merritt, of Big Rapids, was in ,h'
city yesterday.
d. w. II. Moreland, of Detroit, is stop
ping at Sweets.
Mrs. w. K. Robinson, of st. Paul, is :
guest Of Sweets.
T. Brown, wife and daughter. of Corunna
are guests at the Eagle.
State Land Commissioner r. ID. Dix !.
registered at the Morton.
d. MetcaIf. wife and daughter. of Adrian
are guests at the Morton.
II. J. Dudley. . prominent resident oil
Fremont, is stopping at the Eagle.
Hon. r. G. Peters, of Manistee, and n.
Hoyt, Of Muskegsn, are st the Morton.
T. c. Reid, of Allegan, and Senate.
Moon. of Musksgon, were in the city yes
terdRv.
c. W. Althouse of st. Louis. aud a We
known staye manufacturer, is stopping Al
the Morton.
Thomas Lectie, formerly grain auditor o.
the Michigan Central railroad, is stoppin,
with Ers. Leckie, At Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

IL knS Eaisss . tsS 1KLksRkk szaAAA
DsAK slA IA rs<sr1 = lse srllols n sonT
issus 81 sks 5ose ks.asd ~l.osklAE ioT tAslf
P.y. ] seEla s4s tlss ] saTehs<so Eosas
o lss ARA 81 CAilas Ass A baalAp ans
tkt kooes seEs Eos ssca - tkes fsSsresenlsc
tAsa ~ es fEes wsFs houkss To- nrst-
case Eo01s. viii guarantees sGa ~lth :
Ikor0Qga esasEstssdlng sss agreement
thai Il ths eoo9s rsrs Gol satisfactory -
rsgers sAsz al tie "a psuss Al 1hs rfln-
Ths goods seat Tss ala rol n Any respect
comply vita the sUaranies. s1c sFs wortk
lsss - ne sse inluneUs IA Ay usas
notified tes rrm thsi / shoala - ooE1 l'siieo
- FsgulE tss g0oas sut they refused 10 10
csays thea Tie gosos are pAekec sno
have bsss subject - the eraeF oi the nttu
iSr Aimssg Eiasgy dsss ! vo4is not onsi
thsEn Ter sAle 81 sny prics- "a these kooai
have iajuroo ~ susinsss hundreds oi co..
lsTs already.
slrs,s paw Tor everything ] SCI, and
always 1esp Ey word. sId 90 Jusi 81
agree e. as sssTs one kaOws ~ho las stsi
dealt viii Rs ! nsss funes 10 pss Hns
thisx tksl ! owe kBt ] 10 Gst propose q
De Fobese OF forced - sell goods hal
car safely recommend
These men epsEly aecisrs that tbes al
not care Tor tselr wOT0, sud vii not kesI
gheiT guarantees good In conclusion.
will ssy the goods await their sctlon on th'
terms ane conditions they we're boGgh
under. loUrs respectfully.
fB ODoNNELL-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
LIVELY CAUCUS IN THE THIRD WARD.
I Ia Field Combines AGainst the Women
The Women Bolt the Caucus

III Field Combines A gainst the Women
The Women Bolt the Caucus.
There was lively time and a large at
tendance at the Third ward CAUCUS last
night, over two hundred votes being cast.
DR.. Brady was elected Chairman and Trus-
ee Drury Secretary of the meeting. On the
Informal ballot 2O7 were cast, Harriet A.
cook receiving So, John A. Corode 96, J. S.
i. Van Dugteren "A and J. II. Campbell 2
There was evidently determined purpose
the meeting TO beat the lady candidates
FOR the nomination, all the other candidate.
Eithdrawing in favor of Covode. The
formal ballot gave Mrs. Cook IS, J. A. Co
7ode 100 and ]. 8. A. Van Dugteren 4. Then
came the fun. Those favoring Covode
wanted to carry . motion making him
the nominee" of the caucus unanimously.
xhile the friends of Mrs. Cook insisted that
be motion should be that Mr.. Covods be
unanimously declared "one of the nomi-
ees," claiming that earlier in the meeting
: motion had been carried that the CAUCUS
dominate more than one candidate. The
aides and their friends were timid in vot-
ing No on the motion, out afterwards
lecided to run Mrs. Cook q. sn independent
candidate. Such representative citizens IS
d. A. Blodgett 5. l.. Fuller. Henry Spring,
Z. G. Studley II. r. Bissell, J. d. Utlsy.
Geo. G. Steketee, John Patton, John Perry,
Amos Mussellmsn, Charles and Frank
Leonard were present and took an active
interest in the caucus A lively time may
1s looked for at the Third ward election
lsxt Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

r T. DxHioTtb. u lAs p.ssssssr 0sPsrx-
&sRt g. 4. q / sss seZas s-cx ysSLsEcsy.
Fns T.. l. 4 ~ sil ssil hzlf-f1 ticksks
= Dstrsss aerA2< tie rsess - - hsls tksfs
Sep. = 5 :. s2e 2
e. J. kDox 81 Lhs ffsisst dsp<nsasnt q.
kxl sbo kks ece1 spending ga sscs
la ~ tie 81 s.s FstaFssa
he iocsl fzsisAt men 81 es csts ssic .
meeuBk ass syealsg az tie korton Hous
fos las purpose " orgaalslng lo14l trsiE s
sSsselxsioD-
lie ca eEcarsl01 cara t1sf we're suiit on
nsls - tb@ y. K A J. 70 be uses n case 81
q scarcity ~ coaches are esizz tora s0~n
sDa assgTsysS-
Il has sssn rumored 10 Detroit thsi TIE
81 e. Railroad had purchased lhs ID l. A
n Ihs b.. l.. a \. people a.vs heard notE.
iBg 0f sny sec8 Transaction.
C. l. Gil lsft yesterday for Nee York
where he ~ill attend . general meeting oi
The ffeight Classification coue nlittes. lhs
conmitles meet - attend - soEss genera
matter pertaining u The elassi hestien u
freight
Ia Ring who has been DightwAlchmsn
81 Ayssus junction las been placed with
| Burdstt IS switehmss oa the West Side
hr. Howell. an operator, takes hIs place al
Avenue Junction snd gEis viii bon De
niSht As vel A. day telegraph once.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
ToWH ToPIcs-

EsassxsspsEs sas4la sar. az sns Eszs2xs
Ds4sisls-
sau.msr tsarists .fs aocEiaE s.ak % tasr
si1g 4sE&3z
"A Chip 81 Ehs Cia Blsex "a. sss1 by
lsrss s4zis.os .<aAa i<st sixaL.
TIE Chanc. ef CAxist Industrial 5esssl
sil rs1p<n sAtaE'iAy sitsraSsa-
Th- sasr1aoaslsr iadiestsa aiAsEy 81
xrs.s "a ia sA21s a. ,. a. Yesterday
Ma b. B. walIin .ili ss tas -snsns
sAaaiz2ls tsF school Trusts Ia me EisaEn
rsnd
Joan Y Yoanxb~iksr s&ys th2t as . aes .
candldsLe for sel2sei tF1stss "a t1s Elsstn
WsEs.
Do vsa know ne l0cznsn sf ths drs
Alarm boE nearest roar AoLas or place 81
easla<ssf
A nss sidewalk q ssizg aid IA froot Of
t1s H2fch gl.ss.i eorssf sf Lyon sna Oi-
ylsian sIs.
No..Isy Bros treated ths yoong aides Al
tAa fsisphsns E1chsnss -iLn -sisr1sisa
ysstsrd.y.
Ta- sash Frrniturs Company have the
fosndatloa aid for sxbsnsiss A1d4Lios %
lAsir factory.
soaool Begin nsrt week snd 80 the stores
sfs crosdsd and m0tAsfs. drsssIaakefs aad
sesiag sirls srs busy
A special LABOR Day Batinss -ill % given
by ths ~Uacls Tens Cassn' Company 81
Estmsnd's asxt AOaday-
Tia street Railway Company hsxs q
s.s< Of rasn a. YORK on ths extsasIoa OF
taeir 9rsadyiile-sys- has from klfth-sEs- u
Hsll-sL
Thars sas . good attendance isst eycains
a. ne tsmpsTsnce meeting Ia klngosts ,
Hail A laFsnle temperance club VA
ferusd-
C.w. Tufts has purchased the new house
a. - Wsalthy-4ys and ~ill oecopy Il
until Ia asw rssldencs on BAfclay-st n
complstsd-
ras subject AZ The tent. corner of Valley
aud NJ. NsrnOn-sts-. this evening. Will b
TAs Great Catholic Apo.tsey, the sourcs
o. az Error." Elder Wales vii speak.
Fsnny Martin young woman who va,
arrested for lkrcsay some time ago and 70
leassd 0n suspended ssstsncs oy Juds'
burlinksme. -ss arrested last evsniag foi
oeinE drank and dissrdsriy.
Prof RicczrdO Ismncci will reopen hi
Industrial sna Artistic Drawing school OF
Monday asrL IA the rooms formerly oc
cuoisd by ths ladies' Literary Ciao. oysl
tAs r.L sssAs- HEzsLD offscs.
Yssts<s~y afternoon h0sley Bros. th'
eonmis-ioa merchants. made the tslsDhos'
xirls pr-sent OF four vatermslons wsigh
iax forty pouods esca- Ths girls thani
them very much fer tAsir kindness
The new Third Ward Republican Clul
will as-t o. Us rooms in ths Hartman
block tonight Short spescnss and q genera
x9od time VIII BE enjoyed AL voter
desiring to % prsssat are cordially iavite'
~ IL So.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

To nouoe appearing IN this paper for tns
lsst lev DAYS over the sgnsiurs Oi nfm
once doing business ct our present location
stating thai u.sy <eTe ss 10 Uay s'aie5esiee
% ihS Star ftssl.isss Co@paay, los Soul
D,risl0a ST.. would say tnat We guess bol
either, nor does sny one else that has eve
done business With either " us, ss We pay
our bills promptly, save ali discounts EEL
our goods cheaper than the cheapest. ans
guarantee ercTy afftcic etactis as reJ'resctfcd
Now bows. take g frsnd's advice, advertise
your own business. leave other peopl'
alone, cut down your prices, aud sell good.
ss cheap ss We DO. and possibly you mas
be able 10 hole your trsde.
respectfully,
bTAR FURNTTUKE Co.
100 S. DlylEou-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

township. bad srEs seck Of T0unz
.urkeys rhich a fsr week sre -sTs 10 the
hsaif of rosniuz 0vsr to neigh Dor hoo
an6 n tss woods nesr sT.
About twelve or f3sen 6oTs from BE
s2sfsrn ssTr o. tse citT ssT tae Ga -reTs IA
=. --od. su1 sifsi tks~1 IRE boz,
ta7nxhf that tb-v -srs wild-snd "
R-ork r~anssfed ths bo~s - cons befors
Iasfsos Nass sd safe f3r tasm. A. -
a0rssa sapesrsi .Kcspf four. sni pad - sil
1r-ps7-t.3 3nsts sasrs 81 70. daua2xs
Ts@tsrS.T Jerry Var Dam. Harry = -
Dan. Hssrv Var Dsn, snd sss Asllsuas
ws-s .rrssted ssd sTeughf s~f7rs I7stlc,
Wasa TIE boys pad thsir shs-ss 81 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
TRAYS TO REEp's LAKK.

Reeds Lake Br,uch, will make regular
rips to the Lake Sunday, Sept. 2. leaving
Union Depot a. follows 1870 q. NJ. 40.
30. $50, 40, $50. 7:30 and $50 p. m. re-
urning. leaving the Lake at IL a. M, l. ?.
). 4, 5, 6. 8 and 1890 p. %. All trains will
gop at Fifth-ave.. Hall-st., ksdison.sve.
md Oakdale Park. Fare for round trip
rom Union Depot or Hall-st. 20c. Including
ISe on steamer Bslknsp or TriIie. Fare
from Madison-sve and Oakdale Park l5c
round trip including boat ride. Tickets
will be furnished on train.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
NuL You SMILE.

Ny arrangements for the Oyster season
are completed. and will receive daily ship
ments of the beet salt sea Oyster that can b'
produced. / will continue TO handle The
Fair Haven Counts. which have given IL,
best of Satisfaction the past four years, aud
are too we'll known TO need any furthel
comment. A large and well assorted stock
OF sea and lake Fish to select from. IL
Monroe-st. f. 5. DETTEsIHALKR.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

ts-ss n. Rssinso1. - Alir.S... are
postmaster At Exr- csts-s county. -ss
sr--~s~s - D~p.tF karsasl csrrs.u n q
sb<rr- ~ r>csi~iax seney frvrn -. sac ~
sfsnr< e~scnxis< - ne Csit-i stst-s sn6
nexi~csfnz - decrrt ss scccuaf ~ ia
rafwxiers- kccu-~ss Y-~erssT frr sx-
.riesrc1 ara wss Bed f>y tria O. sss
r~xt ocfes~r tsrn - th- Dt~ria cnn-1
E- 80 r-l>>~~d e - pnwnA -
- -. kSoa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

II ths Csc of Cav -. stasrt. vsstsrsz7.
Judxs Noatgons~rY zsds az or5~r thst ihs
sd Stasrt hss re- usrrped suS 5ses 1e'
rsw rsare aror tss rsoris - otsos -
Prssecu fIre A1fsrsev for kr1t co1nfr, s-s
taat $50 -fuars is ia~fail~ s1tts1 - 30
s-a sxsrciss ssiS &C.,. So "a. s.ase =
hsrssv sllcre5 ssi 81 sg.d - SD sfe.ri
s5ka eezss - x.sd Ss2.rk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Or Edie has renewed bis residence 7.
35o Fulton street. East His former res
dence will be for rent September l. II
house is large. the location frst-clsss. theI
is hot and cold water bathroom. furnace
barn, etc. Apply TO DR.. Edie a. bis ofics
73 Monroe street. lever Wilson's drug store
from 10 TO IL g. M. er 10 2. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Reopens 10th Sepisnbe. Kindergaris1
Preparatory. Primary. lnteraediste az
Academic Department Terms, s. 10 s
per month. Apply TO Rev. d. Campbti
Fair,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

is Fish Day Try one OF our large Lax
Superior white fish Or trout. Five varieties
OF sea tsh, clans soft crabs and solid filed
cans of New York oysters al Emsry's Fish
Market, 20 Lyon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

At Brad field & Co.'S. so MonIoe-st.. a fni
assortment Of Tablets, States. Pencils. AM
Second Hand School Books New Books
Compasses, etc. Everything used in tbi
city rchool. at the very lowest prices.
BRADTIED & Co.
80 Monree-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
ITST ARrINFn

A very large and well assorted lot of wi
low and reed chairs. which we will sell yer
cheap. Come and see them. We consids
it q pleasure to show our goods whether yol
buy or not STAs FURSIrUBE Co.
100 South DiVision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
AT 20 LYoS-sr.

You can zee the highest building I. th'
city, the largest fish and variety, the finesi
largest and fullest cans of Fresh Oysters g.
Emery's Fish Market.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
A CoKrknruN.

Why are eur competitors kicking Oh us'
Answer Because We cell our goods -
N ucn cheaper than they DO. and are gettiue
all their trade. STAR fURsITuRE Co.
100 South Division-Et
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
SCHOOL Books.

We are prepared for the opening of schoo
with the largest stock OF school books. nov
or second hand, ever shown in the city
Second hand books at great reduction -
price and just ss good as new.
BRADFIELD & Co., 50 Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
Ihe WAR IS OVER.
And Hereafter There VIII He sweet Peace
Isstsa of eoar Grease.


The following letters in regard 10 the
trosbls about the celebrated Livingston
grease stray explain themselves:
GRAND RAFIDs. Aug. 29-Mr h. T.
Sutef-DEAg SIE-Dr. WATSON will replacs
the grease separator IN the Livingston
building in g. good cOneitlon as when re-
moved, without expense 10 the owners oi
he Livingston. and discontinue suit IN
Police Court without expense 10 you. II you
will discontinue suits against him. | see
nothing TO De gained by further litigation
and believe that both your own and the in
tsH est Of the public will be best subserved
by the course proposed.
Yours truly.
THOMAS ID. BRADFIELD,
President OF the Board Of Health"
GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 29.-Thomas Brad
re'd, n. D., PfesldeHt Board of Health
DEAR SIs:-l viii accept the proposition
contained in your letter OF this date. Ii the
grease separator is placed in the Livingston
building, as you propose and the action ia
Police Court is dropped, the only subject OF
dispute remaining is the one which
arises from the high.hsnded and
wholly Unauthorized conduct Of the
Health Oficer in placing me under arrest.
/ trust my character has strength enough
TO stand the mild strain Of an arrest OF this
nature. A complete victory IN the courts
would be Of little value 10 me except rs .
gindicstior Of nv course in the eyes Of my
fellow. citizens. / am now satisfied that ]
need no such vindication.
have no quarrel with the heath depart
ment. / would not willingly cripple or lay
straw in its way. The well-being of our
city imperatively demands that the vigor
and effectiveness of the health department
shall not be impaired. Ii needs the respect
snd moral support of all good citizens.
It's duties are often of delicate character
and require the exercise of rare judgment,
discretion and tact in their execution. It is
quite possible that the interest OF the public
may be best subserved, Is you state, by a
discontinuance Of the suits. ] think such
is the case. and for the public good shall be
pleased to waive my right TO the redress OF
an injury which is perhaps more technical
thsn real. Yours truly, +. + SWEET.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
SECOND H.vp SCHOOL Book.

Bought. sold and exchanged at the Second
Hand Book Store, So Monroe-s,, also fu
line of New Books. Tablets, States. Pencils
Drawing Books. etc, etc.
BkADFIELD a Co.,
50 Mouroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

" the Grand Rapids Businsss College and
sna Practical Training school are nov
SsinE distributed throughout the city
Please read them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Tn. Young ladies Of Calvary Bsptist Mis-
son vill held shsdor Social ~ Ringusi ,
Hall Fifh.sve. and Seuth Division-st
t5is evening. Come snd buy a shadow
rith stupp-T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Don't fail TO see those s25 plush psflo
suits which the Star Furniture Compeu
are selling at their salesroom. I0e Sou
DivisioD-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

wssasssrss. Asx. sL-ksr Ls-<f kseai-
x.n. f.ooxl s.ias, isltsssd Fria.y sit~x-
- ~ 4s ss4sasr, coolsr sssknxx.
-. .soanslnx aofta sesLsriy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

NEw MILLINERY At kEsDAiI's
Fall styles nov ready largest stock. iov
est prices in the oitv-vholessle sBd rstsi
J. G. KEsDsLL 4 Co, 5 MoDroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31
AR Ynr GoINa

20 trsvsl7 II So you must be very careful
# your health, or your doctors bills will
;ost you more than your travelling er-
lenses A bottle OF Sulphur Bitters will
protect you from all sickness incident 10 a
change Of climsts.-Evening Telegram.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Hereafter the fare will he as follows on
the q. r. L. 4 y. r. r. on Sundays From
City 70 Lake. l0c; ireD City N OsEasie
Park. SC, from Oskdsls Park 20 Lake. Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

For the opening OF schools next Monds
with the largest sock OF school books. pey
and second hand. ever shown in Gran,
Rapids and all at the lowest prices.
BRAprTKLp A. Co., 70 Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-31

Having purchased the entire stock
fancy and vooisB goods vans masks. efC
Of :. Tyrolsr IT very iow figure. ws e.
dispose Of hem 81 retail far below o..
original cost Of The goods
rrHNrDI BE1s
20 222 "a West Fulfon-st. CT slrairai
The Csole Ger Company cars rUn ~ ou
stores. GIVE Us cali.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-18
Forgiven.

The excellent reputation made by
the Grismer-Davies company when
here two years ago assured them the
full house that assembled last night to
witness their presentation of the new
play, Forgiven. The play is an emo
tional and romantic drama, going
somewhat outside of the ordinary cX-
periences of life, but making up in
richness Of incident what il lacks In
probability. The character of Jack
Diamond Is admirably suited TO the
earnest, quiet and thoroughly correct
style of Mr. Gri-mcr. In the earlier
scenes hc was perfect as the gentle
manly gambler, who had adopted
gambling as business but whose
heart rcvolted from a dishonest act.
His love making was simple and hon-
est and his home life rs depicted in the
second act, after seven years of mar
riage, invested the character with the
full sympathy of the audience. Par
ticularly was this so in his scene with
his little child, who 10y the way is the
brightest aud most natural child that
we have ever seen on the stage. The
later acts brought to the character of
Jack Diamond more romance and
! less reality but II was carried in thor
oughly acceptable manner to satlsfac-
tory conclusion. The character
Annie Dennison, portrayed by Miss
Davies, is weakly drawn by the
dramatist and in this respect unsatis-
factory Her disafI6ction from the
husband, whose calling she knew be-
fore she married him, and who in all
other respects was all that could be de.
sired as II husband, seemed absurd and
to that extent handicapped the lady in
her portrayal Of the character, though
all that the playwright gave her TO do,
she did, and did il well. SIR. Elgar
Weir as Frank popham was thorough.
ly good, and made many hils by the
use of the sporting vcrnacular that
went home 10 an audience. that knew
what n "slpcpcr" Waa. Mr. Weir both
In looks and manner much resembles
the lumcnt,d John g. Raymond and
when Ia tho third act, De- poke ol or
ganihlDg trust Il gc'msd ur mo-
mcn' ~ II th1world tamou- Cu'. Snl'rrs
was once moro upon the nafIa N.s-
Slfinghnm as Curdpiin UuuWWD Hu-
also good, and the undcrpl0t eat mm.
edy between her and Old Pop HnyCi
failed tu catch The house. willard
Graham WAS another mnuy draw.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-18

habitstion but the temptation found
its way to the sheep herder even there
and he went 10 saloon opening at
Ekslaka or somewhere else one fine
day and left the sheep in charge Of
Dandy. This Is anticipating the story
hut the berder was gone over three
days. AT the end Of the third day
some one passing by noticed no herder
was in sight and no evidences Of
their having been one for sone days,
and sent word 10 Ramme. Just before
nigbtfall a man sent out by Rsmme
reached tie camp and discovered
Dandy putting up the bars to the cor
raj (tigurstIvely speaking the sheep
were sll inside aud this Intelligent
dog had stretched himself out across
the opening. The herder was found
some miles away on the prairie sleep
ing ofta big drunk, his horse tied to a
sage brush and half emptied bottle
of whiskey In his hand. The dog had
taken those sheep out from the corral,
herded them and driven them back
for three days and not one Was miss
ing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-18
Yellowstone Park In October.

The Yellowstone Park association
have arranged to furnish traDsporta-
ton and hotel accommodations through
out the Park during October at greatly
reduosd rates. Passenger traing will
make the round trip, Livingston to
Cinnabar and return, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and . five
days trip from Cinnibsr to the prin-
cipal points In the Park can be made
at an expense Of not TO exceed thirty
dollars. The rail rate from 81. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth or Ashland on
the east, and Portland and Tacoma on
the west. TO Cinnibar and return, will
bs 5000. and from intermediate point 9
one and one fifth fares. but not to ex.
cesd 5000.
Tickets will be on sale up to and in-
GLIDING October 25th. Parties going
into the Park should call on G. 4. Hef-
ferlin, agent N. p, X. r., immediately
on arrival at Livingston. For full
particulars inquire of your nearest
agent, or Chas. 5. Fee, general psssen-
ger and ticket agent. st. Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-18
A Democratic Break.

At precisely o'clock this morning,
the tall pole Of Montana pine, that has
for the last two or three weeks groaned
its remonstrances at having to bear
aloft the names Of Cleveland and
Thurman, succumbed to Its deep dis
grace and fell prone to earth breaking
into five fragments. Democrats viii
affect to see in this nothing hut the
natural results of high wind, but
both the wind aud the fa ] of the po.e
are symbOlical aud prophetic. The
wind was emblematic of the republi-
can cyclone that il to sweep the Union
in November before which the demo.
cratic party will lie PROSTATE aud
broken even as the democratic pole
lies now
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-18
Keep Warm.

Now 10 the time when the chill
winds Of autumn admoDish US 10 pre-
pare ourselves for the ruder blasts OF
winter. When the mercury drops
there 10 nothing 80 much appreciated
% good stove, and there is no one In
tswn that hes got such complete as
sortment Of them - Miles, Strevell 4
Ulmer. Their stock 10 all new and Of
the latest and most improved kinds,
and what Is still moro important, they
can bs bought for . trifls more than
what you would pay for . rickety
second hand affair, that Is liable to 60
to pieces while you are looking at II.
Get yourselfs a new stove and be hap
py and comfortable all winter long.