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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

4 Nsizmazoo Eirun sues = Grand Insur-
aacs company

a Asizmaxoo girm sues Grand insur-
ancs COMPANY.
iI~~ins < soas oi AalsmazOo nled bill
of complaint 10 the Superior Court against
tas N n & G. Mutual Fire Insurance
Compsny Of Kent Allsgaa ami Ottawa
counties sskingthstar receiver be appointed
at they ulav recover Judgment OF Sooo.
rendered ~ be colr- %. Aaiama1oo county
l es.emlsr. l>e5 Au eEscafiOn was
p.srsd fns hands Of a Sheriff who r.
ported ff lf there were u0 goods Or cenfteis
Hloe RlIch be could levy N This couaty
lerlr s. Saus c'aia that sac Insurance
loelasny have rscev we'd tor cash premiums
aat sssessusuts fne sum OF So Jp0. no part
ef which Tas used 10 pay the Judgment.
lle last known officers OF the
Comrsny were IS. b. Bennett rrssi-
t-lt a. ~. Graursr secretary, and
ss Matter treasurer. and these
officers c.aim to have settled up the ahsiIs
ol company AMI 10 have cSnceiel ali O0i
cations oi tls company before October.
i>-3 r.src tGat Dme I'D officers have been
d. srte.l aud no business dome bs tle inslT
4nca company since thar iu1e. cut these
o.ecerl of.anlzel another iusurauce COM
palF 1.fars fae ala.rs " The old cue were
sat. - aaI irzns' erred the g0od viii OF the
% 81 Cam amy 30 be new Out forgot 10 trans
frr SIZE 4-ols. The c3up-ainanis believe
traf tne rev cong psng have debts and otner
lri.aa.s interests of fha value of So 900
efc.l5lve of al. prior claims. They there
.s-e Esz ~the receiver ln this case Judge
N4riueame ogteTsd ,nal defendants appear
before ANN ~epfenbc- IL. and show cause
Way receiver should not be appointed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

AEEss - e~ssts4-
,erzkzok--E EAs Psoels -. tss<pA Fss1.
ss-o3a sp@a 4firr e12rs. az assat fss@ 4ssc
~ 4oilgL - alslnls-. srr4xus~s Piss sst
Ez-tg eus lorna re.1lnK II l8isfz2.t1So
.siesd IBs feopl@ .s lssa Has s~l1aE
Iallr tle4t lxgi1g elz-s AZ fss1llx :
l.l4El 411l szseos p4e4. nQs s4Lif Pre-
tsnaa Ice fsogs - Alea&sl oSd
tar e8slI l9n lea. n9s E4lif ~1ssa
fea1luz ~ .ufsrllszi.1. TIE fcoF -
lehe eenotrsF az osstr1cf-an - - Hes
zlltF sslsEs real .aE u iaferaszElgn 2e
lxegle ~ f1hn - Hai- sssssIl ~ft1 iHlelt
- g. sF-s sa1i-y A4fL. ss4. he- s-lt.1
asiFs1 resillr gi lgi9l ll4fl~a- Lne feo .
~ jean fol.eisa. asllln opsn alter nQafs
lonilule3 ever th- tsr1. TIE feess ~.
a4 Asss ssI91u oDsl 81 81 Aol
contained ever tern. 1ns People -
"a gene hoss robIsry nolls pr0s
aaIsut4aE sC1arts1. tDs People -
f.Il14li Duisy. lsrceny sppsluiea Alsz
3 lU.-14D % dsisld. Tie fsopls "a laae-
E-.Eel larceny Ale4. Hamilton sppoln tel
g. 1etsa1
EsIrE1 -rsles-I3s ECLIPSE Mad Nj
tllll4ls Vs. sidney bar4o~ and George r.
y l-flsus sill lu sqll-g Tor luirinseiAoa !
ol patent. eu application u comp sinant.
no o1s appearing Ira o. position oraers4
tl4- pc l8lnarv lhiancil7u lssus a.
pf4g sd ln Tie olll OF complaint
PHaL4Is- Estate OF hsuuah r. Porter 81
iasaue psrs0a guardians f0urtL 4naual ac-
ceult ed Estate 0f OIo H0iochsr de-
cess-8 prti-on for appointment Of Atnia-
.,tlat8r hesuug October ts'afe VI ca se
Ter AZ >paal5ing, dsc-ased administrator $
Small sccouut nlec hs4riuE October : "a
ls.- oi Nary g. I4limadge el a. minors.
onier appointing fanuis A. IAllmadge
suafdiaa. Estate % Ara Curt.ss. deceased
g. quarry icesiees bond nied and letters
issued 70 Frank ~. burIlss Estate of
sah L. Iusuo, e s4sed rssi1uary lega
tres bond q "a and letters issurd 10 Mary "
Iustin. lgIe O~eu hsye-, depend
eut snd nefieCt-d child order of adj
m ssiou 10 rtse FBouc school g. Cold.
water Esls,e OF lydia bettis. deceased adj
mtLIstratof's DOad Iled sad letters Issued 10
Marcus Iabsr. Estate OF Alexander Nc
lean deceased. report Of sale Of real estate
l. lsd and con nrmed
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

An Important Announoenent


About IL weeks aqo Wiki ~ D1siasss.
was suddenly attacked wilA r1Cr4ciafilf
p@ins in ay feet, knees and h1nes - severe
the attack that ] toos uy bed immediately.
and "a two or three DAYS ny Jelnts were
swollen TO almost double tholr nstlfal sire.
aud sleep ~ks driven IRON BE tiAl saref-
log the most excruciarisg pain Tor week,
using liuinents and various orir~r reniecles,
n fIi-nd who sympathlzss with ny helpless
condition. said T. me:
nse H. viii guarantee A cure, an u D. does
hot the medicine shall cost - nothing.
- once secured the $. S. =. and after
using n the first DAY. had quiet u'ght and
refreshing sleep. In eek feit greatly
l-eDeftt<d. In taTe- weeks could sit up aud
walk about the room and after usins sl1
hotties was ONT And able % 90 70 business.
Sinc, then / have been regularly ~ ans post
or duty. and stand on my feet from nine -
ten hours a day. and ana entirely FREE from
H. nv case. and ! viii chrerfuly answer al
Inquiries relative thereto, ether N person OF
by mail. 1HOAAs hkEEflIIk
II ". 18th street. New NoTk City.
NASHVILLE. TESE.-I have war6ed or q Sc
vtre attack OF rheumAtisll oy a tiiuciy resort
20 Swifts SPECIFIC In ali Gases where per
raepas itself FOR q oonstitutional treatment
that thoroughly eradicates the seeds or dis
Rev. ". p. HARRISON. D. ..
WV Yorx. 81 7TH AvE-After spending
400 80 he relieved Of Blood Poison without
any benefit a few bottles OF SWIM Specinc
worked a perfect cure. 1. EoHEE%
vIxNsA, GA-My little girl. aged six. and
boy. aged four years. had sCrofula in tbs
worst aggravated shape They were puny
and Sickly. To-day they are healthy anc rO-
bust, al the result Of taking = $. 8.
J0z 7. COLLFrR.
LADY LAKE,. SCxrEE Co, FiA.-Your 5. =.
s has proved wonderful success In my
case Tho cancer my face. no doubt,
would have soon hurried me 70 my grave
do think it Is wonderful. and has no equal.
n. Il. SYRD, Postmaster.
WACO, TExAs. Nay g, lsSs.
s. s. Co, Atlanta Ga.
Csentlemsn-Enowlng that Won appreciate
voluntary Testimonials. we take pleasure IN
stating thar one II our lady customers has
regainei her health by the use of four la "a
bottles OF your great remedy after having
been an invalid for several yes-s. Her trouble
was extreme debility. caused ty disease Pc
culiar 20 her sex. WILLIS & Co. Druggist
Three books mailed free on application
All druggists sell ). s. 6.
TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer s AtaEts Ca
New York. 80 Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

train ssrrf Grand ksuicr ir arsn o.
3 p 2 r. srriv vfag mere Pr p
ThTuTf tiet~rs s,f " Trfnc "a ponis in lhe
uited 4taie@ kerffo SRI fsrsos q ntfn
Iiffa One.
= 1srrTr. q , a Cleveland.
= foc7z neT-f Tickrt tRent
fF~ Hr-rsor cry FifFef tFent
Takirr fffeff NJ 81 lSt
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

srsav. . 81 rsners ds-lr s1csur suussF.
Tsk1r FEE 81
Seer - eer -slr ~ Psciff srf ttsvtif y
rre~ses ~ ed fr1r ret rc5f fsrior es~ ~ -
IsF rpreS s1c f.-sn1 Esufds FrrraE = ~
trFr .r-rf -fire<r f<lrerrs ierf risfif a. 5irri7
~ ffror9f trains Fset IT, Eefs ~ sac -
fta11 .rsns ffriae - Hfs1r1e-t 80 ts1go
~trrF
fpss NgFrrs Gel tg- - Hrrrrrer r
q p Eas-I r. 2 srH 2 . Gofeseo
-r-rF pop~r.sR rIvger 4TEAKF
Te-rrss - sut k rratins 1siT trirs rex
HesasFsr 1o 49, 5o-dsc saf rst1rr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

: -
Detroit ETpress has psrior Car 70 Detroit mek-
Ing direct oLnectons Tor al points last arriving
IL New York ct l0I0 a. ~. nert day. L1miied
Express essi has through sleeper from Grand
Rapids % NiagaTs Fails connectinget hnNsukee
junction with through secpeT 70 TORONTO
Through tickets and sleeping car births secured
a. D.. q. n. r. Hallway oshceS - Monroe g.
and at the dcpot
Jas CAETErLI- City Pas Agent
Gro. = RTTvE. Trs6c Manager. Chicago
.,r,..Co l. "A ra1 MICHIGAN 49, Tu.r.-o
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
2AfLROAD RUMBLEs.
& l.. lockwood ha, gone TO Bear Lake o.
4 fi shing trip Of seyeTgl days

G l.. lockwood has gone 10 Bear Lake on
= fishing trip Of several days
rne new state Fish Commission car
which stopped here tor sOns alterations IN
the bTeeks, Is beauty anu q great improve
% eut over The OLD hsh cars.
g. +. Gil has returned from New York
" here be has been attending a meeting II
tne Classification Committee OF the C@ntr /
Trsfic A. socisuon, OF which he IS cliir-
man.
The D.. l.. & y. will run trains from the
[ nion Gepo, 10 the air ground during the
Fair next week They have already put
IA a sidetrsck and stock yards for the un
loading OF stock and freight.
The perfume Of violets, the purity Of the
lily. the GLOW oi the rose, and the flush of
He0e combine in Pozzonis wondrous
Powder.
None Of the dealers can or do sell Peaches
on closer margins than Hatch.
Dr Edie has removed his residence 10
35S Fulton street. East His former resi-
dsuce will be for rent September l. The
house is large. the location irst-clsss; there
i hot ana cold water, bathroom. furnace.
harm, etc Apply 10 Or. Edie az his Office.
73 Monroe street. (over Wilson drug store
from 10 10 II a. ID. or , 10 p. M.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of
tins week will ne the great day for Peaches
this wear Order of Hatch
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12


Nail for Chicago. Nust egon al 1oicdof n q m
Fast Express Tor Chicago --fi1 - pm
Frrress f0T MuskcgcD and Han. 3 IS = m
night TX press for Chicago .... ~ po pm
Night Fx1ress FOR Indianapolis ... ~ o. p rn
o. Big ksp,dx Baldwin Ju0oington
and Ganiste< ..-........--.... ps = m
ForRg Rapids. Baldwin. IudinFiOn snd
Mans Zee = m
Frrrets for hufkegon and . Haven 10 pm
kFRfNE
Night ExprezS from Chicago ...... sexos
htght Express from Ind ssE polls ..-..-f -
f1prcSs rom Muskegou and Hsrt-........flG 20 e. m
Mali from Chicago snd Eusfffr 2 ....-.f ,a 2 "a
Frprc9 from Aller1n sud Toledo. ..-f o9 pm
E1pre>s from Irntwsier and Muskcgonf - pm
Tasi ~ press from 5h csSo....... -..... 90 IN
Fnom AsniFfee Ludingion BALDWIN
spd Bic RETlds .......... .......- 40 81 m
Prom Msuisfee. LBd dinRton. BALDWIN - u
~DsHT fDsilr eHceVd sunday DAILY rEcepi
fsfur1Hy 'nsllv except Eonasr.
Thfofgh cos, hes 20 Chiosgo and Z Ioiedo co -
10 train. through psfiof ca fo Chicago e1
~ q n train Mo cJtre charge To- seet
1hrourh seepnF and chair csr heiveen indian
sTois on IND suspelis = lEht EKUress trHirs--
Through Sleeping car ~ fficsFo or ~ - , n
tain -f'uion 'Ticket oTce ~ Mon roe a.
W. A. CAEFgNrrE. 1rtfr Manager
VtifsN esvgrT. tSi GeH Psss Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
IT, ~ - Ltytst " fs
~ EoEeoI sTFFyT

AgiICR 70 bEII6sI5 alS LgTiTSr'lTB
J. O. De la Pierre & CO. de-
sires contractors and builders
10 call and examine their
Walter Patent Meta Roof,
French Floor Ties. red
pressed and bDameled Brick
and Sidewalks Livingston
block. corner East Fulton and
Division -sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

AA4a " s-sAN ~ y TT
715 n trsiu has psrior car Tor Cincinnati
Al trains dstiy except sunday
5vS m train has sleeping car foT Cincinnati
5-@i N train connoctt al Kalamazoo Tor De
tro!t and Canadian points. arriving IN Detroit a.
l0.@5 N.
Muskegop. Grand Rapids a IndiabA
Leave - ra............ -ArrINe-l0 - a n
III Ika IA ......... 4 40 n m
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

None Of the dealers can or do sell Peaches
on closer margins than Hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
DETRoIT, GhANB HAVEN MILWAUKEE

hupsos. Cnisn Ticket Agent, g honroest
q l. lockwood Gen. pass asd Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12
TEAM TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS a lsDlASA-IS EFFECT
VI July J. lsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of
tins week viii he The great day for Peaches
this year. Order Of Hatch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-12

CHICAGO n " Est NICHIGAN-ALL TRAINS
\ arrive at and depsu from niOn Depot
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Billy Black In Durance vile.

Sheriff Irvine was gifted yesterday
that the officers at Helena had effect ed
the arrest of Billy Black. Black stole
q horse from Capt Elmhirst's range to
leave the country with after having
been implicated in the mule stealing
for which bis partner, Doyle, was
tried and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for a term of years. Deputy
Sheriff Davis went 10 Helena last
night to receive the criminal from the
Helena authorities. The story Of the
arrest Is thus, taken from the Record:
The literary element of Helena will
be something surprised to learn that
William Black, Esq, was IN Helena
yesterday. The William Black re-
ferred to is not, however. the English
novelist, hut a very ordinary everyday
sort or u gentleman who mas su occs-
sional hankering for horses, and who
two years ago, in Miles City, rode of
astride OF one belonging to another
msn.
The police in Helena have for fnuI
and twenty weary months been wait
ing for William to turn up. The turn
up, or rather the turn out, came yes
terdsy evening when William wa,
deserted riding In a light buggy, driv
ing a fast horse, with a ''chippy" he
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Busting a Wagon Trust

Johnny Callahan was indirectly the
means OF pulling q hou.e TO pieces yes.
terday. There was an old native pine
shack belonging 10 the hotel property,
built some six years ago just on the
edge OF the road. Callahan determined
10 use the building for \ carriage shed
and SO set about moving IL from the
old to a new location. Pete Atchison's
services were obtained and two teams
The shed vas raised on wheels all
right but that WAS the beginning OF
the end. The two teams were started
up hut didn't pull evenly and finally
began q SEES saw pull, first one end OF
the shed was ysnked forward, then
the other and finally the whole affair
tumbled TO pieces, the teams ran away
and Callahan says he never had just
quite 20 much fun over a small matter
In his whole life. Notwithstanding
the utter demolition Of the shed be Is
having the pieces gathered together
and will rebuild it just where he want,
II to stand. He's going to have that
shed now II he has to build II himself
and work on II until Christmas
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

The TYLER DESK Co., Of -. Louis,
No., are 10 pushing another ingeLu-
ous Office Device. This time IL il
Tyler's Royal Automatic Type Writer
Cabinet aud Desk Combined. II IL
adapted TO every Machine now in
use, and said to he the finest on Earth.
The Tyler System Of Bank Counters
are also attracting q great deal Of at
te%ntion, while the famous Tyler Desk
some 400 style--con'iDue to grow in
public favor. Illustrated Catalogues
free.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
side him. ON ger Lareau, espied him,

side him. ON GER Lareau, espied him,
and mailing him told him he was
driving to fast, then he arrested the
gentleman o'tensibly for fast driving.
William protested that he was not
driving fast, but he vas arrested just
the same, and WAS not Informed Of the
real reason Of hi. detention until he
reached the ,olice station when he
was enlightened. He replied that II
he had known that he WIS arrested for
horse stealing he should have given
the officer q merry spin before he
should have been caught. But he
didn't know IL 10 he didn't have the
sDi A.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
LOCAL ITE M S.
Digest and be Happy.

Did ever any one hear Of a jolly ~dyspeptic7 We
trow not. What natoal cheerfulness is proof
against the almost c~easeless bodily annoyance Of
chronic indigestion People whose stomach' are
constantly disturbed exhibit the utmost peeSish.
ness and nervous irritsbility. Happily for them
siuce the irritable and nervous premsturely fret
themselves into the graye-tranquility Of the
stomach and renewed good temper a~ait them in a
sure quarter, fthey will but seek il. The genial
stomachic, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, breeds
cheer fulness by i~nsuring Its essential pre-condi-
ticn-easy digestion. BiliOusness, too, and con.
stipGtion. maleyolent companions OF the banshee,
dyspepsia, vanish after a brief but steady course Of
the national Alternative. Many q temper naturally
sweet, but continually soured by the combined
attack Of this trio o fimps, passes the boundary Of
monomaDia. Prevent this possibility with the
Bitters. Malarial fevers, rheumatism, kidney
complaints nnd debility are truly relieved by thi'
standard medifine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Kerry Cow" Monday,

Boston IL the Athens of America
and the bean eaters think also the hub
of the universe. Anyway they appre-
ciate good things and this is what the
Globe suys Of ]. 5. Murpby's Kerry
GOVT
There were no vacant places at the
Howard last evening, Manager Har-
ris had put u u bill that proved 10 be
magnetic, and every seat and available
inch Of standing room whences view
OF the stage could be obtained was oc-
cupied. The attraction presented Wa
the eyer-popular Irish drama entitled
kerry Cow" ]. 3. Murphy appeared
In the character of Dan 0'Hars, the
Kerry Cow, and he was warmly well
coined back to the scene Of many for
mer triumphs. His wit and humor
wa. a. rich "a ever, and he kept the
audience in constant laughter by his
funny Irish sayings. Miss Anne
Mortland appeared as Nora Drew, the
sweetheart Of Dan O'Hara, and she
personated the role In a salts
factorily and was persistently encored.
The remainder of the performers
played their parts admirably. The
scenery was all that could be desired
by the auditors"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

IL was expected that The funeral of
Walter Salter would be held to-day
aud arrangements had been partially
made TO hat end, nut at n late hour
last night Mrs. Salter's condition wss
such that II was deemed advisable by
her friends 10 postpone the service.
until Sunday. The sudden and sad
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

blank boo Is and official publication Q,
for the period Of M yes. Bid. viii
be received up to IL o'cloek m. Of Sat-
urday, December Sth, 1883. and en-
dorsed, proposals for county print
ing" Bids will not be entertained II
not made subject tO any changes that
may occur In the printing law OF the
territory during the time covered by
contract, at the hands Of the territorial
legislature.
BY order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Custer County. M. II.
l.. G. DEAR,
Clerk.
Miles CITY. NJ. T.. Dec. 4. 1883.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services OF the late Wal
ter Saller will be held NJ the Presby-
terrain church on Sunday next ut IL
O'Clock, a. In. The services will be-
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, as
sisted by the Presbyterian church
choir. The school-mAtes of the de-
ceased will attend in q body and also
the Good Templars' Lodge.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
n Fault?

The Helena Independentssys: "The
returns from the various counties have
been received from all but Custer. The
law provides that a messenger shall be
dispatched for returns not received by
the auditor thirty days after election,
and a man Will he seut 10 Miles City
to-day lrhur'dayl for the Custer u
ty VOTE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Proposals, or washing for Prisoners.

Sealed bids and proposals are here
by invited by the board Of county
commissioners Of Custer county, for
''washiag for inmates OF county jail"
Bids are To be made by the dozen
pieces. All bids must he addressed to
l.. {. Dear. clerk Of board, and marked
"Bids for county Washing BIDS
viii be- received M 10 saturday, Dec.
S, ut L. o'clock, noon. THE board re-
serves the right To reject any or all
bids.
by order of the board of county
commissioners, OF Custer county,
Mout. l.. e. DEAR,
Clerk.
Miles CITY, Mont, Dec. 4, 1883.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Miles City, NJ. T.. Dec. 4, 1883.
Proposals for Medical Attendance.


Sealed bids and proposals. wall he re.
crived by the board Of county rommis.
sIoners of Gutter county for medical
attendance for the sick and poor OF
Custer county confined in the poor
house and county Jail, for the period
II one year. Bids will be received un
Ill II o'cl ok m. Saturday, -cemher
:, 1888 The board re-ervIng the
right 10 reject any or all bids. BIDS
must be addressed 10 l.. G. Dear, clerk
ct board, and marked, Proposals for
care Of sick and poor"
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners of Custer county. MT
l.. G. DEAR.
Clerk.
Miles City, NJ. T.. Dec. 4, 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Miles City, Mont, Dec. 4, 1883.
rnro.aI. tor COUNTY Printing.

Sealed bids and proposals are hereby
invited by the board OF county COM
missioners Of Custer county for the
performance Of all tie printing for
wnich the said county may be charge
able, including all legal advertising
required by law to be made; blanks,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

bereavement has so unnerved the
mother that the worst consequences
wire feared II she should be permitted
to look upon the body. and the post
ponement IL made In the hope that
another day may so improve her cou-
dltion that she can stand the trying
ordeal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

Court was opened ut Billings on
Monday by the clerk, but Adjourned
from day to day pending the arrival Of
Judge Liddell. Active work will be
commenced Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

Judge Stsehle will leave Montana
directly after his retirement from the
Office Of probate iud~", "n'P'ter a visit
to his old home ut Joliet. ILL.,, goes to
Nevada.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

A weather indicator discovered by
DIR. Redd is taken by him rs proof
positive OF an open winter. A nun
Der Of wild geese are on the river
above Forsyth aud are apparently
there to stay. Geese this far north st
this time Of the year surely betoken
something.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

EVERY person is interested In their
own affairs, and II this meets the eye
of any one who is suffering from The
effects OF a torpid liver, We will admit
that he is interested In getting well.
Get d bottle of Prickly Ash Bitiers,
Use II as directed. aud you will always
be glad you read this item.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

At yesterdays session Of the COM
missioners' examination and checking
of reports Of county officers and audit
ing accounts comprised the business
of the day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

A dance by the bachelor officers ut
Fort Keogh in honor Of Misc J Johnston,
a young lady visitor at the post, was
attended last night by a number OF
Miles City society people.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

Domiuick McCaffrey has challenged
John l.. Sullivan TO fight TO a finish,
London prize ring rules, within two
months, pelr New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
A Schnninate,s Tribute.

The following tribute Ia the memory
Of Walter Salter Ia from the pen OF
PAU Milbusa sol of g. r. Milburn,
and a schoolmm. -sf the deceased:
DEATH OF OUR WALTER.
Yesterday he was with us,
But to-day he is gone
And we never will see him
Till our time is done;
But then we will see him.,
IN bright robes OF white,
In the land where there Is
40 shade Of night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

Jimmy Bssch came down from Hell
ena yesterday and brought along with
him the latest pnns and Gags rs usual.
Sure, he's hittin' the pipe agin!
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANR,
New Orleans. La.

R { N { NIB { R . Tsi. The H g]ss:s%ss & G .Sd
Fairly, who are In charge Of the drawings, IL a
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity, that
ths chances are all equal and that no one can poe.
sibly divine what number withdraw q Prise.
''RGMEMBER, also, that the payment u Priaes
10 GUARANTEED nv FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution, whose
charterted rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore. beware Of al limitations or
ANONYMOUS seheIhes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

The most remarkable cures Of scro-
fu!a on record have been accomplished
by Hoods Ssrsaparilla. Try II. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
To-day is the last day OF the Deem.

To-day II inc IhhI my OF u UeceH~
Der meeting, quarterly session, of the
county commissioners. Several on
tracts will be let, notably, care Of sick
and poor. washing for prisoners, medi-
cine and medical attendance and
county printing, Nil for the period of
one year.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08
knights of Labor,

There will be a special meeting Of
the Kcights OF Labor at their hall, on
Saturday evening, Dee. sth. A full
attendance Is desired.
!. SILvERMAN,
Sec'y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-12-08

A special train consisting OF eight
emigrant sleepers preceded the express
last night.