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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
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Clo.iaS fiesdsy. Apr u.
AI.l.h~ tsltsll .ff psr tarfeL
butit4-l-al5e Per ib.
cnsess-stass. isc; New York. tnn cream.
ir
Clover $4,000. Timothy. s255 10
5 - fef piseei.
Dried frne Apples eVsPoTSse1. eEloc per
pound qusrefs assbc peg Found. cherries -
-'t sei Fe-i'ta peaches, a 4 t.c per po1ad.
E-.t-- lesa. - a. lef aux
itsA Meats -sed beg, sitsse = pcr cNt.;
ustssp. GO ~. veal si.1osD ..s) beef. s. %
So
GrsD-wheaE steady az sc PER bu. for
ritilt. &c lof Fed. ats &c. Rye, 3osc50c. Corn,
80 ~. BARLEY, L96@l.4i per cwt
lder- i1c gal.
Hides-GEeen. &C part cured slS8ssxc.
cured, t<71i&c. cEf skins 20 b. pounds O.,
Neklu s4ius, s3t11'c esch. sheep pclts a5c4ssl IS
wool being rsliIn sied ~ 15c per pound.
Neacy lac per io strained. t0tlI-5[
Hsps-s.a ~ per 10.
Hsy-rmothy. sl35oal5.oo per ton: clover.
Poultry-Turkeys. dressed. i9iE &C. Spring
i1 &C. squirrel, i5es2c per pair rabbits Z5sAc per
IalT.
F0t4toes-s0.3s5c per bn.
straw $. .lea ? - per lon.
laliow-f 6sSl4c cperlb
y NCod--Eioek stove wood. 3i.55l122 IS per cord.
iour loot wood, s{.o0a5.00 per cord.
cosl-ssc0; crate, SO
Lime-Oraud Rapids. 75c Ohio, soc. Pe.oskey.
s.ee
salt-7sc for saginaw or Manistee.
keTOSene-M ich. test i01z, water white, fliSc.
Gascine--l2c per gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
.PuRnAroRY BrLLErs. y

An excited Irishman lately rushed into 3
Boston drug store having a ''broken-up"
appearance generally. BE jabbers," be
yelled. I'm all wrong entoirely. i wan;
some shtufi 20 st-aghten me out. Some o
thin 'Purgstory Bullets will fix me, Pm
thinkin' What dye tax for thim7" What
DO you mean asked the clerk. "Purga-
tory Bullets, sor, or somethin' loike that
they call thin, replied the man. 'Shute
I'm in purgatory already. with headache
and liver complaint, and bad shtomach,
and the divil knows what ali" the clerk
passed cut vial of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, and Pat went oil con-
tented. The little Pellets cure all dersnge-
ments of liver, stomach and bowels. Sugar
coated, little larger than mustard seeds, and
pleasant to take. Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Groceries and Provisions wholesale.

sugazs-Cut loaf SC; granniated. 7s17'zc:
"a" fgflc; Extra C. 6et6i4c; Yellow
&c" s. 95tse.
Colee-Lrcen Rio. 17S20c; Rio rosy.ed, 2iG
zee Java. green. 2ld2c. Java. roasted. sec
Marlcaioo roasted, 221z8-4c. Mexican roasted
25&-.c.
Teas-Jspan. nne. s5assc: Japan. medium, .
&Soc; ordinary, ls8s2Jc. HysOn, 3o24,c. gun
powder. 19oic. Ooiong, Sa@tss0c Congo, 2o@
CSC
Fiour-s2l0 per cwt.: Si.e0 per bbl.. patent pro-
cess So sc so per cwt. $50 per bols all wheat
noer s2.i' per cwt., $40 per boi; buckshest.
so per CwL
Mill Feed-screenings. SIS per ton. bran, SIS:
ships, Slss0: miGdiingS s29
teed-Corn and oats. S2ta4 Ter ton.
Ssit-Nichigsn. CSC Eastern. Sl.l5.
Fisn-No ! whitefsh. 800 per half bbl.;
tTOut f55O6sS o.; cod. salt 6ei &c PER ID. clans
&C per hundred oysters. bulk. sl.c0essl 3 gallon
standards, 2oc can; selects. &c can; Emoked hall
but. lie.
Pork in ba-rels--MeSs pork. Chicago packed.
$3.50 extra short cut. tl5o0e loo; standard clear
back. $3.50
Lard-Tierces. nc: % and 50 IL. tubs, SC: 81
10. round tins. l0o cases. &C; IN tin pals. &C.
Beet in barrels-ExtTa Iaess. warranted 200l0s.,
S7.50a 90. extra. b0neiess. sJ.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
The Only Remedy
FOR
Contagious Blood Poison.

wr. p. r. Adams, Union, South Carolina.
writes s. Was artlrtet with a terrible ease
of blood poison for about thirteen months.
was treated by the i'ess L hs sieians aud estd
various kinds az remedies, cut received 10
substantial relief anaiis tried the SWIFT
Specific. And eiout four bottles cured me
toi. b H. kleser, editor and proprietor or
the opri.ka, Ala. ftDfs. uneer aaao 90
August p iSes. write heh = -
3 youns insn. fffauga lrdlscfeilon. con
traetei a disease which has stuck 70
me Tor years. some I've or siA years
s'uce ! Was troubled With pains, - az -
make u dilhcult Tor fne 20 Haih. HAVING
advertised the s. s. = In my paper for several
years l concluded would Try y 60 see y
there was any efiicacy IN the mealcine. l
commenced using it according 20 dir ctions
and used half dozen bottles Nas once y
way sseti0o and. getting left. walked ne
seven niises aud have never feu any rrtush
OF the old malady. After experiencing the
good ELECTS | must say l am satisfied with
the result. am sixty eight years OF age and
! feel now Ike young man ana can 80 -
the case when necessary and at up from *
90 eight thousand ems without any lacpn-
Seniencc. l se-d you this without sciieiia'
sir. T. woehl. 81 North Avenue Chicago.
.iindrr date - June ~, ISL writes. y deem
l. nay dufr to thank you for toe eur" re-
ceived from your eNseiicnt me,,-cln',- : IN
traced very severe case 81 ple"t l'As''i--
ina about two years ago. Hearing ~ your
medicine. went TO drug store, tie pio-
uriesor ~ which persuaded me 20 puY
nrsp-r retfon ~ hfs own. which he said was
sure cure. used SIX bottles ot his SUN
and grew worse all the tine. AT last @Dt
disgnsted and despaired or a cure. ] met
friend who told He that your medicine had
curod hiiu- / went 70 the same druggist
again and demanded your medicine IL re-
luctantiv soli me twelve bottles. and an
now perfectly cured. write this for the
benefit OF sufferers. 70 prevent tEelr neihg
deceived by false repre- entstions- thank
you again for the benent derived from your
medicine"
Or. J. r. Cheney . prominent physician,
residing ie Fil8viile. Schley County. Georgia.
In letter rccounfinC tire tnfaliibie success
he has in curing contagious blood poison
cases in his extensive practice, Wr.es'
Those who know the almost lneFiiahe.
permanently dangerous effects cs mercury
viii welcome your discovery OF > /. = - a
boon to humanity. The medical profession,
always wary of proprietary medicines; y
coming slowly. and IN some cases Secfetls,
Go the use Of s. &. :. in cases OF blood dls
order or course a medicine that cures
poisoning In its worst form must purify the
blood Of every disorder"
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC 20. r.
Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
Americans are breaking down under higl

Americans are breaking down under high
pressure application TO business and duties
at the desk: they are losing nerve force.
Or. Jones Red Clover Tonic restores lost
nerve force by supplying food for the nerve
tissues, and by It's gentle operative action re-
moves oil restraint from the secretive organs.
hence. curing all diseases Of the stomach,
liver and kidneys. T. &. Wilson will sup
ply the genuine Red Clover Tonic at 80
cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The recent statistics ef taa number of
deaths shc~ fhst the 'arge majority de ol
Consu-nDfior rhisti=e ssv rr.n slercr
wiz "a aous-entIr asrr,isss ceDEl watch
esn b rnref asfaat,Y nv keur's taiteu
Ter the far1st ard irn1s. which S Eisr-
srfeee fo cn-e snt reilsTe a. fsSPs fricq
sc ans 81 oo fr'sl uze ires. n ~ ssIe ~
u IL fnns. nrnzr sr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Yes that was so. For years 7 suffered
severely with scrotuls; sores broke out all
over my body, and I am unable to teel one
half that | suffered. / was not able 10 OBJ
taia relief until ] Bsed Sulphur Bitiers.
which completely cured ms.-C. b. Dale.
II Allison-st.. Roston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The Union Pacific has just arranged with
its Eastern connections for series Of semi
monthly excursions 70 all points on It's lines
in Kansas snd Nebrxsss. and as far west as
Sterling Colorado. on the Nebraska divis-
ion. Tickets for The round trip will be sold
az the rate Of about one limited fare bv way
Of ali Missouri River points over the L nion
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and Eve returning and the tickets will be
good for thirty lays With st0p-oyer privii-
eyes within these limits, over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The CaEorais sne Florida Limited e.
0-ess Cd ne Daeea sui Crescent Route
.cfariaaafi Scusasrn r. fse trsir especial =
.ireirseis tsr tourists fhis Ntnter The
Ifr iad r1ns fhr0r<1 frou Cincinnati Fl
Eee tr.esns in twenty houls sua g
haif closely Cau1eCtrg Wa Les AnE7les
i1rruaa ssrs. sri MSS 1s tae gHiskrs'
-rits ts tfsf ieiEat.rl Iallf1rnis . cry. fhe
oueen sn3 C-eecenf is this resF. 81 fsrrier.F
tne riori,ia f<77Flts IRE. Vr1 tareugh ssFs
t~cp Tally - fbcrzsviile snd fsckscr-
vEe Eetas. eu,1ss. ETC.. un0n srr ts3n
- Il Hogss PaEse-s go A Sert. l'etrcie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Ur prrfsm has renewed hls rdice 30
fhe neV s7taN Slices tl- Mcnr5e-s'-.
whsre ha asv ~ cucd irer rIi ~ q n.
arH s. sn8 sts tll r1 2. m. lF fEssn
"a NJ Srfxhsru ~iB i've sf tas Ner~isx
.~f,l tse sreairz ~ ne fiT'ucstsr. Tale
pbane asice snt Wsr~,ck $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Grizgs' Glvcsrine Save which Is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scslds. burns. wounds and all other sores.
VIII positively cure piles. letter snd all
skin erupuOus Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only 25 cents. Sold =. T. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Apfii - -Wheai-No. oh - sss.c bis. No. z
rea cas5 ss5zc. Nay. lsssl, Jsns So jay = e
1-.t
CaTn-3cizc
Oslz-Eo :. s5e No. white. ssc
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

TIE pe0gls ss rsSs ssitCu n1ske mis-
'aE=e Ills accounts .1F the iarse ierlsrC
f,r nf Eze'cws FeSfirp ccuEh GErs. &,
hss zi7sn s7'cs rcz1erf se ter tast some
-r - srs clsFr 81 l1 rafrE CO 1Effa rrrr
imitation ana re arnxz'sI ,ofh vii crest
yea. The seanl - is sai8 - q r ~iIson
and vi promptly s0-3 ssfeig cUre coux,s
ccass. arc AZ areas s1d nag slssssez.
Rssc6 - asafA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Ana s~srv nth-r week during 80 sasscu.
- Ave nice Hesa rs tut Eo1.fsh. fcn-
sfsre r~ats. >hsi erf as zris 0f f-Fs1-
v.urhf asn sr Esefte-tn., ,rr's fI- Ncrrue st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations 81 wirs-Fhs oFans
Rapias MarkeEs.


Aart l1-H -t)oals1 =. actleF z.sefaaf1
eeaeo laseT .te-sess3 - sp~-g-
lsll.u as.sr So re.i Nay - 81 s.l4S.
" t-,,& tsF a-tte
tsll--i Fe2et 49, a53rr 4sa 4.sl- Alked
n <te q, -lsli e1Loe ttfHr1e4 81 sl84+t
fofz--tll-l- hea slesas 49, sslA@s. %. $50
t1f4 steady -.es,n Fen4ers1 ;.
flil-ar--f 81 ssas sst a. sllL eslsra. lsstsic
.sSs-ita .s5.g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Aprl = 8hess-Fian. Cash. sl1sc. Mas sc
Jlse ~ il4s-
terrL~ -ts41F cash 81. - Azy, SS5sc
tixts- 9. escy. AsY u -
NbaxY-s -
ferK--te4dF. HsT. siaI5 jane g42
Lzr1-SteaaF Asy s7h fsae -
bsllsst--DalL CEe@l2eff. Il = ~. akigs, - -le
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

posed cheers f,r ;np lS'iips H. The Ouly
acknowledgment strictly out II place,
md The r'.umu-r Wa 50 hearty ~ a.,
convince the fir entertainers of q e
hon r,m,uhprie drawn for'h by IN .,r
acti ns. III" rul~ laid down on the
bark NJ each programme were risidly
emf reed p,tt clmIly the one relating
10 ",mtl--." AID, nv h. way. thu
hand pointed programmes vii h."
teas rcd ns y souvenir If both art ani
herunp-4 Fifty rnuple- were in the
grand uarrl: tue dances l"i"V miIv
ma IT, ~ ther"aft rrnd M. wall Il wers
nj, ~ ID "a Il mri.h. The music aud
r.frpahm"nts rurnishsi aud the hall
drcura,inn Was folly IN totha standard.
A h,-kpt nr arriti 'i.l rn-rs Wa won in
y numhe- l,tiery by 7 m | vine, Mr. :.
q. W Aii-rrnn having Il mated the
handsome gift ~ her portion toward
the entertainment. ~ which she wss
unahl. "a come Tom j. v-rv proui Of
his II wrr- The lsdip. called for IN.
gentlemen and took them hume and
lnokrd after them with even more ~.
-,dunu- attention th,n they, them,
selves, are won't To rsrsivs. Opr
Sunday issn. will contain a de'a I'D
report ~ the hall. costumes and IT
cetpra..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
In Brief, aud 10 the Point.

Dyspepsia is terrible. Disor' cred
liver Is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus Is
one Of the most complicated and won
derful things In ex .stence. 1t is easily
put out OF order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookers, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other
things which ought not TO be, have
made the American people q race OF
dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has
done a wonderful work in reforming
his .ad business and making the
American people 20 healthy that they
can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember:-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to tn,
dyspeptic. Ask your druggist Tor
bottle. S.venty-hve cents,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

The sm al editor of IA little 2y4
weekly Iaper published at the location
of the Wil'i-ion water tank and sand
bank. on the Manitoba road, T. doing
his level beat l." iniure the boom ex-
pecred to strike Miles City In the
spring. Little fellow give u a fight
ing chance. we will not attempt to d.
vert your bpom; and bye the bye, drop
Us a postal card stating your grievance,
probably the mayor n give you satis.
faction,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
The Manitoba " idge.

A gpn'lemrn from northern Monts-
mn. now in this r'y. stv- The MINT :
h. h'''pe. are agp'n built up. hut he
believes there will I've no t Utility about
them un'll they are built on pills. of
STONE. sunk Ia he'd rnrk. The mater
i'll in the hei- sni hanks Of the Teto",
M,r'as AMI MIX rivers, il either loose
san nr light sril. ~ which larg"
IN antilles are M va,l bv every food.
Tn go r. vers all drain immense areas
~ p-ai,i- country, and ARE snhiar' I"
ftagi-nt f---h- \, wrirh scoop uGt lie
lrn-p mater u aud m Ike short work
~ uil- or 'r--t!e br.dg's. A chinook
fn'owing \ snowfall. or r heavy rs'n
storm in summer il sufficient 10 cause
a sudden ri-e IN those strram-.-hutie
Miner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

"Pstroniz- home industries" resds
= paragraph in a D,kota paper and
right under that the advice 10 extend.
eh, "for good eating apples go to the
hardware store" The casual reader
glanre-ovrr the columns expecting to
md a snl mn supplied with hav rskss;
= drug store, with pickles; The preacher
recommended asa poker player and
AN editor that toes the mark and p~leases
everybody. But he don't.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Two Omaha uen Bsvpy ON $4,000.

Yesterday the two happiest men in
Omaha were at the retauraDt of F.
PoprendicR, AT tie corner OF Howard
and Thirteenth Sta. PoppendicL, the
genial host and Rphsr Pfice. whole.
safe butcher, Of Tenth street. we're the
joint winners of fourth share of the
third capital prize Of $4,000 IN The
Louisiana state Lottery. q. SOl was
the lucky number .-Omaha (Neb.)
Bee, Dec. ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Two Ways. Che ,se Which

There are two usual w,y' Of doing what Nature
sompIim 5 does inebmpl"tely, nam ly TO relieve
the bowels. tine Is to swallow 9 drastic p~urgatiyo
which eyacuates srnfu ely, ab uptly ani with
ain. the other is TO take lIp.trtter. stomach Bit
tiers, he effect of VIII ch /, not yro ent, buts cient
" thOrough. an which does not grippe { ,e inres-
tines. Iflhe first il sels Sod. the person employ.
Ing It need not expect psrmane It benefit aud he
cannot hope 10 escape the debiliiating ~resriion
which leaves In org ans ~ bal or worse ofthah
beforr. II, on the o her hand, he resorts to the
81 tiers. he can rely upon The restrrat'on OF n
regular habit Of BODY, consequent upon a renewal
Of a h~ra'tntul tone in the intestinal canal. b =
sides beautifully relaxing h" bO~els, the Biuers
srou es a dormant liver, imparls 4 beneficial i'm.
petus to the c'on or the kidueys, and eOunieracts
The early lwinga-of rhrum uisIn, a dendancv 10
govt, md malaria in all its forms,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Nee pure Michigan apple cider
just received nj Flahsrty's.

II il learned from good authority
thai Cha. O'Naal. u ~ The surviv-
ing rinrip,ls in tha recent shooting
ARRAY Mt Dayton. Wye, has quit that
mart If the country ana located in
hi lin .. 0'Nrsl W sexhonerstpd nv
the %corner'- jury but concluded that
place was unhealthy for him and lost
little time in pulling up stakes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

w. L. Jermaine and wife left for
Grand Forks, Dakota, IN yesterday
afternoons train. In their bsirf rsl.
dence in this city MI. aud Mrs. Jer.
maine made many friends who regret
that business calls them elsewhere.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

w. r. Stephens showed up in the
city, " s~t"riay, from the Rosebud
conntrr. This IL his frat visit to
Miles for over two months. travel not
being very pleasant slong the un-
hrdk.n trails. ntwithstanding the
snow cattle are all in good condition
and h Dr-es looking well.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Balance aud ~ ing.

The Leap Year ball was an unqual.
success, 10 tar as the entertain
ment afforded by the ladies was con.
cerned. il WINS bali past Two, a. M,
when The home waltz was performed,
Immediately before the breakup and
grand dlsperse. Mr.. Middleton pro.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

bonds whereby To raise money To Iay
tie inieht, dness of the company. SOFT
il evident that every effort Is being
m ode IL char up tn. muddle. NJ.
II olson obtained other inreresiiug
Inflammation which We are not at
liberty To mention. Billings Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Enoch llodson, The tie contractor
on the Rocky Fork road, returned
tbis morning from u trip to 81. Paul,
where he has been IN find out, n pos-
slble the true state Of affairs. On
his arrival he found the directors
had gone TO New YORK to negotiate
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

n. p. Osgood and Alex Frazer came
p from the north side range yesterday.
Nate brought In the skin Of tie big
black bear killed near his ranch some
weeks ago, also n dozen or more wolf
skins. The skins were sent AZ Mon.
tana products H. Massachusetts, also
some antlers and Indian curiosities.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Valentines ~ cnmical cast were the
most numerous. yesterday, AID very
few escaped The cunning of the vicious
sender. Sun" ~ re eases were noted,
where hp rer-p'-nt expressed scorn
ant contempt for such a thing, hut
good nature and n desire for recpiroc'.
was uuppr, .Iust.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Colonel Malone has returned from
a general tour througout western Mon
taps and visited Great Fails and Ben
ton in the northern Part.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Masonic Malice,

A stated communication of Yellow.
stone l. dye M. 20 A. +. d A. NJ, will
he held at Masonic Hall this, WEI
ne-day, evening at s o'clock. A nII
and prompt attendance il requested.
by order at the W. NJ.
= =. GORDnN. SCI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

The plea4ant srrprsa party at Geo.
Rrode's II n"hmsn's hotel, which m-
c irr"d Monday night, was u~nintru-
t"nslly "mtlel in The JOURNALS To-
cal report. The friends of Mr.. aud
Mr.. r. rde wer" numrrnu-ly present
and enj"yed the dance and supper
hugely,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

H,od'- Sar.,p,rill.i il peculiar to it
self and superior /, all Other prepsra-
lions in strength, economy and medi-
cinal merit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

or the County Of Custer. Terri DRY Of Nontsna.
Notice OF Settlement Il Final Account. In Ih'
mNtr q the estNte 81 y. q iiuHell. de.
ceased: $oric' l. h,repy given that II. W. Nc.
lnU'r. he adInin,stratO' al The estate Of T.. l..
Linnell, decras a ha. rend, red nd presented for
ST lrmrnt and hld in said court, final ,crOun' o.
ais administration ~ SAD e.'a'., md III { Mon
day the 9TH DAY n arch. lSSs, e ng ada o'a'e-m
Ut said court, to.wit; Of toe Mach r'rm. lsss. at
ten o. lock A, W., at the coU, I roam OF sai court,
st the court house In Mirs Citv in ssid Custer
f'ouniy, has been duly appointed by The sad court
tor the sc tlemeni Of said ,ceoun'. At which tine
aud place any person int rested In said e,taie may
appear aud die hi. exceptions In writing, 10 the
50 d account, ant nIest the same.
Dated Feb IA b, lsss,
VIZ. G. sTAEHLE,
EI Offcio Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

To-day j. Ash Wednesday and the
beginning u the forty day season Of
Lent. Easter Sunday occurs on April
1st. this wear.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

All whiski's AZ Ben Smiths are
guaranteed double stamp Kentucky
goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

PROPOSALS FOR wAGON TRANSPORTA.
Il TIpN.-Otire Oh ef Quartprm sier, Depart
NJ nj Of paknta Saini Paul, Ninn Feblua@y 10,
lsSs -SEAlED PROPOSALS., tor Wagon T'aus.
nptatloB reaui ed in ihi. depart m"nt during the
b.cal wear ending June 30th 1859. will he rec wed
atthis o ce Inu' u NJ, on MONDAY, The lhh
day Of March. ISIS, IN opened imm"dia civ after
IN III ~. sencs OF bidders. Blank forms nf pro.
posais aud ,uIl Instructions to b ddef, viii be tyr
nisIed on arp cation To this Office or H. ,tic : Of
the Quirtcruias, RS department Al CHICAGO, IL s.,
aud lIr' "a, VI 4. A. I. Rockwell, Major
and Quar- erm ,sier Y. :. Army,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Rev Jacob Mills presiding elder OF
the Bozeman district will preach IN
the Methodist church tonight. Ser
vice every night ihis week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Both trains from the East were late.
yesterday, No. 3 not arriving until 10
o'clock p m. and No. ] being proper.
tiopally late.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Just received ut FL Arnoli's. direct
from French manufacturers, choire
ioe-kin aud b~rosdcloth for full dress
suits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

WILL YOU SUFFER with Drs-
pep-In ani LAYER Complain? SnilUh's
Visllzer il guaranteed TO cure you.
For sale hy w +. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
hv Thai terrible cough. Shiloh'-
is the r"m dy for you. For sale
oy w. + Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Leav" orders for Comstock's coal at
skinner store, y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath srrJrei. by shiloh =
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cent.
Na.al INJECTOR FREE. For sale by w.
Il. Savage,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

Manager Joe Cnx came IN from the
Northern cattle company's range, yes.
te rdsy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THAT HACKING COUGH "a he
So q ursiS cared ny Shi obs Cure
We g%ntriut-e Il. For sale 10y w. E
S.NngI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15
Lost.

A Smith & Wesson revolver, IS cal.
with name If sn English maker on
stock. Finder viii receive reward by
leaving same at the Mcqueen house y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-15

tUurt.
The people OF the Territory o. Montana send
greeting to -amuel ". lsrker, defend ,nt.
You are hereby required to appear
IN an nc ion brought Ak inst yu by the
aho'e named plaintiff In the District court
Of the Third Judicial District Of the
Territ ny OF Montana, in AID tor the said
c uu'y OF Custer, an 10 a swer the complaint
hled The ein, within ten days Exclusive Of he day
Oi servicr) afer the service IN you Of this sum.
nous II served within TIN, c un'y, or. II served
out Oft i county, but in this distr'et theu with.
IN Iwenty days; otherwise wi hin forty d,ys-or
Judgment by d fault viii b taken against you, &C.
corii < Tot prryernf said complaint.
This Atiou Is briusht TO recover ihs sum III
si9s' % up n u pr miss0Ty note da ed Feb. Is,
1857 due SIX mouth after date and interest there
on from date al The rate II six per zen o 2 anuum
ami al o To force Us. a lien o. mrrtgg u Onall
the right, title and interest o. the SAID defendant
J. rkrr In and to the property and premises OF the
Parker cattle Company, the said property be ing
y us ed In the Count Offuster aud Terri DRY Of
MUuiaua, ant for a. order Of court, that I'll said
7 ght. TIL" and interest Of he said Defendant L r
her he sold by q e shcr n Of ~ d county according
to law and he ractice OF his court Ia satisfy said
Judgment and mortgage, a. will more fully appear
Ly refrren ~ complaint on file herein. And you
ar hereby nolihrd that II you fail to ~ p ar and
answer The said complaint ms above required. the
said plaintiff will apply 10 he c ur for The relief
dem ,nded in he conn ain aud fr costs ofsuit.
Given under nv hand ant the seal OF the District
Court of The Thi a Judicial District
o the Territory Of Montana, IN and
for the said county OF Custer this q h
lsEAL.l day o. Feb uary, IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
JAMES MCFARLAND, Clerk.
c. r. MIDDLEroS.
PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY.