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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09
MINOR CITY MATTERS.
ra-Dax,s Dosngs.

MEETING OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER PUB
LSHERS' ASSoCIATION-New Denison Hotel.
morning and afternoon.
HUSTON CLUB RALLY-At hall, corner of Wash
ington and Meridian streets, evening.
NATURALrGAS DISPLAY-At northern limits of
city, $50 o'clock p. NJ
ENGLI~ HIS oPERA-HOUSE-Joseph Murphy, in
Kerry Cow. = evening.
THE MUSEUM Chip O. the Old Block afternoon
and evening"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09

Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 8, 1888.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-09

General Observations.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 8 P. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

This Is a serious evil. 1t compromises both
appearance and vitality. A STOPPING fi1Ire
Il not only familiar expression OF weakness
or old age, but Is, when caused by careless
habits, direct cause OF contracted chest and
defective breathing. Unless you rid yourself
OF this crook while at school you win proba-
bly, 60 bent 70 the grave. There il one good
way % cure II. Shoulder braces will not
help. One needs. not an artificial substitute.
bat some means 70 develop the muscles whose
duty il is 10 hold tie head and shoulders
erect
know Of but one bulls eye shot. Il is TO
carry a weight on the head A skeepskin or
other strong bag filed With twenty TO eighty
pounds OF sand is good weight. When en-
gagged in your morning studies. either before
or after reskfasf, put this bag Of sand on
the head, bold yoar head erect, draw your
chin close % Jour neck and walk slowly
about the room, cominS hack. II yOu please,
every minute or two 70 your book. or carry
ing the book a. yOu walk. The muscles,
whose duty It IS 30 hold head and shoulders
egact. are hi not With scattering shot, but
with riiic bali The bones of the spine and
iatsrvsrtsh al substance will soon acconmo-
date than'hSves to th> new stf tude. One
year u daily practice with tho bag. halg en-
hear morning ami eveninz. viii give you a
noble carriage 81 thout interfering a moment
win your stadies. Il would - very difficult
70 put into psraxrapa mere important in
structioas taasa tAls. Your respiration. voice
sud strength q spine. 20 say no.hirg Of your
appearance. Nil find a new departure in this
CURE q dropping shoulders. DR. Do Lewis
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
An East milan s,harifn.

The death Of the last king of Oudh de-
Drives Calcutta Of picturesque and almost
legendary parsonage. To the visitor the red
and blue roof OF his palace, the gardens.
stocked with wild beasts and brilliant birds.
bis innumerablo guards and attendants aud
to tens OF thousands OF pigeons that were
always wheeling above tho grounds seemed
- embOdy tae fantastic life OF native India.
Tho men guarding tho doors were all his own
scpoys from Cawupore, and once you had an
order 70 penetrate the charmed circle YOU
passed through a beautiful succession OF
groves and partcrres and miniature grass
plots and pleasant terraces His Inenagerio
fell away OF late. but some years back it al
most rivEled the famous collection in tho
London roo. A tank Somethink like $50
yards square was covered with storks and
pelicans and swans, and had ample well
wooded rambling grounds around it, The
smaller birds were sheltered in lofty aviaries
The lions and tigers and wolves and other
ferocioIs animals were Of course, Gagged. but
Gagged worry comfortably.
In another garden building that looked
like nlasnifed amt hin Was fixsa In the cen
ter Of large square we'll, and was carefully
surrounded with water. Here shs snakes
were segregated, and 500 OF them lived in the
narrow holes with which the strange build
ing was artiiicially boneycombed 1t used
70 be ons Of the great sights OF the day TO sec
them fod with frogs But his pigeons formed
the great feature VI the kings collection.
"Ons who knew him. writes that he led a
kingiy life to the end, though he had not
more than 1000 subjects TO govern "He
held court and received legal henors, created
titled mobiles according to his caprice. and
Travelled over hts grounds In campan, oc-
cupying at different times different country
seats, like other kings" At one time no
would watch his animals and his fShH heing
fed at another his rams and cocks and ouails
would be brought up 70 fight before him.
Re had, we arc told, prevailing passion for
order and cleanliness. He prayed five times
a day, though he ate only one meal. but from
morning TIL night he chewed pan sopali and
smoked the hookah. Times OF India.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Srewisf's pesf1asttss rressss tss.--C4z.-
tgTe - : Fo1 eesa.az-s waite t.lssss.
tfaaeFs Nssss 4sa..E - Is &c Frssls-i -
propensity - s-z,FgY svsFy 80 le<t BE eas ~
- a2ssas o., uaesss.ax lise @nszz4l< a Ssx
81 GA BE - aliases i4Stzutly 49, - pieces.
ln fses tzs axAf g ) sznzh ASA s~ens -
Pa slm into S fefF 4 tsAy nssAsey treuxhE
- q lasiy QH her s.s esr an2ds IA. - Md
t,ss p eeted - A.2zL<e. - thss~ kzh4-
~ after h-ldfA q -s-dast sll over hIs
40 saes' - 'Aeos tlas bars u IA cage vita
saggts.sFs ssoleEee - p@t % a. hpo lks a
tatales <aa eFiei iiosl Aao~ a. IL. As tee
ssefAa iAs cage in a g.AsSsrs. s16 kAstly 10
sp- al q, fha = eae Il the e.s tfichs %
E.e s..Fasa ffons n bred sz3 te@slzg koys
aa9 fisi. aln. and he las tsocsos - expert
fa<t u c4a gsach b4s .asrk sisks f.et away
bsrins The shoYe s1al -itioa y tsnper To
unfortunate lltis e.rsasuro. bsaasiful srllr-
ri monkey. So Inches leas, Vas out Of rs
sasss "lsh fright. chz.tescd al fairly
screamed IA tenor
This lsnaEtab,s destructive tendency DE-
laads a sfroag Essfd uail bsfsre the oe,,o ~
f4a lsagts q NJ Cfswisys ara, Tor bs i
aiHava ready e. tAriast cat ons II thsss louz.
siaeWy m.uloeTs @na snatch az hat. parasol.
h 5 losk A para policeman stood che day
talking 70 him. inside ths rail by virtue Il
As otl4ce. Crowley sa- on tire floor close by
tie bars, absorbed in contemplation u hs
ogza1 Kew white Eloyo1 Very gently ho
pulled Tie tips - tas srgcrs one after tho
cttsr, Quls - iso1sHine tseFn til suddenly,
Ike . essAs ? Q sfnst ciled n on and bounded
@ tas back ID has cage la vain the hapless
policeman commanded and ooaxed, begged
AMI tbreatesled Ar crowiey, entirely IN
moved sat calmly down 20 enjoy his prize.
First ho pct 10 0n b.s hand. using his teeth %
help. and then hold 70 up FOR the audience 20
see, with every finger spread grirnins with
delight But lot being able 70 arrange il %
bis satisfaction 20 tore Il 70 strings, aud
passed a happy fifteen minutes While reGuc-
lng u - Ia primitive state Of thread, holding
one part ia the bend Of tine thixh-the
monkey 5 conyenieat pocket--whiIe he worked
on another.
On another occasion one OF the park men
went inside OF she rail 20 speak TO the CHM
psnzce. Crowley sat quietly on the floor
looking at him and thrusting his hands out
b play, as was his custom
Look out, therel" warned the keeper.
"Oh, Mr.. Crowley knows me-" was hardly
out OF his mouth in response before Mr..
Crowley fastened his fingers upon tho lapels
OF his coat. one on each side, and gave them
sucn a jerk that the man was dashed Violently
against the bars, and the coat split down tho
back like so much paper-Olivo ThoIne Mil
Ter ia Cosmopolitan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

In london. 81 appears tEerc is a decided
Tendency 60 col9r IA tbs wear az night
dfrsses and 1slier linen, AID n.any - tho
issfills ho,ls-s sell sejs ~ thcsc 60 match. la
ciutii1E ihe two uersssarv arlt,iss of daily
wear and Enc al -'it dress S1tne very pretty
cues ere ia casalrie with tine aarrow hass 81
cniore In Ner Nsrk. ladies'. a. a rule, pre-
Ger thc articles meatieaei in white hasn.
muslin ur percaies tas coicr Ia their under
wear eeiag eouiiaed 20 fancifri retti-onts.
sik eorrrts and the prrsty rihocn tri.omluSs
ca their n-dcr iiaeu. Ceicrsd sfeckia-s. as
Ell eur reasiers knoH. ars -ora every rrers.
fiii< ssict-. lined ata faaasi. arc very fssb-
i,roaiF wern instead ~ tas ordinary aannei
o. -ea,sl I.nssr SILK petticcats. not lined
with fa1ael. srfin.t.si aNt1el psttiraats IN
broad. contrasting strips. sts wora, these
ere generally eiEsd With . rstasr thick
washing iaca 81 embroidery.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

A chang, il TIE style cf dors IS imminent
The queen has h~conle The owner ~ White
collie, whirh = a. rsra as q white Tiarkhir.l.
and consequently TIE craze FOR ooIliss q ga
iumacuiata he slouls tress OF: bsrs iisnha.
disteiy. lf y1n cannot obtsin a white collie
n git oT, you mizht take an ordinary chin.
Chtla snd biacs DIX and bicscn sim. or. bet
~ yst, psint bin waite Ike rlose shastIr
chairs whica sierra fashionable draKlnr
rooms At al evsats. tie white collie has
noe the reYai caehet - All American bones
where high bred csninss are loved Tor them
Rires alone- Sosscn Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

4 Wrestling ~ hunters vas held IN rnrisud
rreeufiy % protest against CSC use 81 wire
terees. Il 0as assssrtfa tast great danear
Had ar.rsn Ia tas rapii Fars2l 81 wire fsac.
leg. sklch endangered tie ltfes e al soorfa
nisa aai - CD scss 1f crusIfs q hoesas ard
bouads The nseeting was toi1 taaf SIRE
faacisE vas 81 pr cea1 ceez per Shan uaof.
end tAst wire vas 50 varh eeeI ga soass
far-s ~ ths country thaf tonaas hag bsea
itrrsiif crr to pieces. Tes r-retiar ilnant
ricFsir resolved fa r-tuesf lsad owners 81
provide tae.r tsuaa.s Fllh tnher fer fscs
'a< &c hsczel Nsva
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Yen baTe aesa told thas oonsuns rffon =
i1caTshIs. ihat wen The iuaxs are sitsrksf
~ tbs Terrible msisiF fss s1frrsr = rsst
al bets. sna ere fad a Ntsre Qnesfioa n
ni5stez4s'f s7mpt1ms ~ tie ssssssee vSa
hsre tre1 al rnsneer - se-cssls1 ctlrsz n
Tz'a. snd gna SO nan seseoH fsnt sal pre-
rFtr1 fer the wort Rst 3rr'f eve nn ~ .
$3.50 whfe ~ Ferces ceis~r N~3.rsi
Discovery rsnssrs antr3~i Tt - not
ears-aIl. u1r ail & perform M re -. Gus i
ess r1res seossses1a of ees~s - ro-sarrn-
tte1. n "a earlier sfsTrs -h~rs 81 ofh~f
naezss esa tsssed. Try q All choasa . s~w
kHsre 81 afe
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The rnd Departments sn3 hcsit1 wa.sts IN
rosiusei "a CSC pneiic a dcten or mors yeaTs
sro ilt.ifr tae general nanie el "refafut gar
r,ents have utt wih excerinE'r SOW
krowih. sfii fsf have rIsoe sgrie afrsnca
AZ che PRESENT trie The na.tn rar'uenfs.
IN wari silk sud ntasa saare faror with
tho t,ro- rir-e garments The fermer bars
BEEN adcrfed 81 many becnnsa e their cor-
fr-. esnTealenss ard rroEuav. 81 others
TREY srs patrrni-elI 60 z5na sxteat Wlth ths
iica alss ores STAYS aad 8o'lcs 81 piore
sfig.r aaevs t1em 1haa VIA ee te5-piecs
f.r.t.rr -t..s,s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Theodore Tif0a Is living n a remote
quarter II Fsrs IN by 10 ucsrs af-ueut
eircua1stsnces HIS dress 8 ainsess shabby
and with as barr hanging shout has sa0ui-
ders Pc Freeeaes e peculiar Appearance 80 10
WALKS aheas Tie streets - tae Frenea cafi-
tsi Fe spes infie literary work row snj
thea. hat writes win no regularity --ssw
Ears Nari5
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

N SO secoud cut is shown an imported
vin.rr bonnet 1s exceedingly stylish saa0e
T. "a ~ scarlet velvet Tho velvet. arranged
In rlaits going upward. csvers tae crown az
t1s bonne. AID PROVIDES tlo plated trin1-
ming in frolt A dcrll wreath q green
glossy feathers. crowned shove VITA feather
sigreffe, snd a'bow aaa strings ot ribbon
four sad taresqaaresr inches wide, shot wita
rel and Ercau, give tho fashionable orua-
r,~rta .Ira
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

We offer all the Men 5 Over
coats we have lett IA STOCK IN
our $3.50, SO and SIS grades for
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Our Sac, Si8 and SIC Black
Diagonal and Cofkserew Over
coats stiicht q or bound, silk
faced Or without-SI2 changes
the ownership.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

You can buy q storm Over
coat now, just when you can
best appreciate its bresdta of
collar and extra length, for
barely half the opening price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

For Sra you will own the best
Sac satin lined Shinchilla Over
coat on earth. Broad assertion.
The case demands il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

All SIs, Sra and $40 Cassi-
mere veFeosts will find ready
purchasers al the new mark
$3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Our store has been
the centre Of attFac-
ton for the past two
weeks, ana we have
y av e ii customers a
great deal Of money.
Our aim is not to carry
any goods from one
season TO the other,
therefore to make it
interesting to every
one,we are selling our
entire stock % per
cent. less than lowest
prices. OF course CHS
toners who come first
get the choicest goods.
Call and judge for
yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Fchres Frr1n Tire Verid ~ Fashfsn.
Froa Paris elares word taat -rigat iseia<.
iarEe tsis,s ard ske Birh hat are 81o,ari1
Hes.sr iscsres sIe wcrn Err iesai toilet
Amorx reeeat ncv-ites in ga ge~as e
uctal cre ~ cream e.icred Cans nI<.
trssn1e.f wi.b fsl'Tg gag Gar AID a prtlasion
a ra..ln L--lln.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

Our Qvereost layout for SIS il
rem srksble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
In Order to Reduce Stock


w have decided 10 give "A Grand Reueaf
at Our Discount sale. Beginning january 10 and
continuing until Feb. 4. " will gix cr e.euf
discount of our alread, low price on all
Bric-a-brac, Salad Bowls. After Dinner CoT.ez pancx
Lamps Cracker Jars. Dishes. Poi pourf lar A.
We will give % per cent OF already low prices Oh Al
complete sets Dnner sets Tea Sels Chocolate Sets loet
Sets Water Sets Gasswae OF All kinds China pitchers Tea
pots; on all lamps, Hanging Lamp Psrlor lamp stand
Lamps Glas Lamps AM lamps and lamp tfiuming. silver
fiatea ware 1Astors Gaze Baskets Berry Bowls knves
Forks Spoons, etc. etc
We will give per GEN. on ali our op.n q. RAJ. .-n, =,
CrocEcry BE hite Porcss r. siair or dsco
rated lLuser Sand). II s d
Grated Resd iais eafenytske cenderstson very
low pces 81 which
anywhere else II the city, note or ers go
come early, to get best ecton This !.
not clearance safe o. Old stock
but everything n the store is retuesa don
have 10 buy 81 worth and then be
sell You save everything lamp chimney "a
dinner Come
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

NetaoT-vea saas.n't refer % the sssuasch,
Bafg IS ant ra8se
Fei. vAat shall CAL 81. n1s--tsss
erfehts-Tas Ernrk
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

~ " - '7'7I = UT = -
FOR the theatre and other evening occa~
1ors are graceful affairs ~ lace, tale.
noeers AMI feathers To wear with cloth
s1its are new cloth boanets or turbanz
These are irimrsed, as a rulc, 10 correspond
with tac costume as IS Illustrated ia the cut.
The fine, blue clctA dress AMI peierius are
tr.inlnel with Persian lamb or Astrakhan
and braid The cloth hat ~ exaet color OK
me SUIT has erin Of AstrIkasa, and an
Abraham ruH completes the stylish COS
fnc1e Russian sabic n rsuch usod a. a trim
rning b winter oopaelz and 10 Often seems that
ths whole crown D. Of fur, tsouza, - rule,
~ or cola.os-s .he brin only.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22
Giant Clothing Co


This cut represents OF most
comfortable frusses, very easy O <eSr2sa
Just can be by mail. and pa ~ Tee,a a.
tent may ht II home 7puee ~
expense OF coming from distance - <
he store TO be fitted IN by a4,H
mail directly whether Rupture Sx-y1@
on right or left side both. ENMcLSk
around body point w.
Rupture. Enclose S2.so single %
$3.50 for double, and you a perfect 1T
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

DO You Intend To Buy
4 Silk Dress,
\ Satin Dress.
\ Cloth Dress,
A Cashmere Dress,
A Shawl,
\ Newmarket,
A Raglan,
\ Plush or Astrachan Wrap.
\ Jacket.
A Plusil'or Astraclan
Sacque.
Table Linens, DOmeS-
ties, Underwear, Hos
iery, y o lions, Jet
Trimmings, etc, etc,
be sure and call on us
rs we return ii off
the amount OF pur-
chase from Yves {
prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
study Hour for children.

According TO DR.. Newell. '.for children
Of 10 on II years the capacity for bright
and voluntary attention is exhausted by
four varied lessons requiring mental ef-
fort Of half an hour each, with intervals
Of relief ia the forenoon. In the a~f.crnoon
this capacity is reduced one-halt. Two
hours in the forenoon and one hour in
the afternoon is as long a time a. chill.
dren can he probably employed In
school"
DIR. Chancellor supports this view, and
advocates eighteen hours a week as the
limit for school children under 70.
Baginskey, author Of a German work on
school hygiene, takes the same view, and
in demonstration Of It's effectiveness il is
alleged that half time pupils in the
English schools learn as much as 1.-THE chill
dren who are in school the full number
n hours. Halls Journal Of Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
Tho ''PublIc" Of London.

The London public" Is a system OF
rooms and compartments concentrating
IN a single bar. There Is the 'bar par
q" and the ''family entrance" which
has been imported 10 New York; the
bottle and jug department, and one or
Two other rooms, somtimes named, some
lines not. Free lunches are not In order.
Tie lunch at tho British public must be
lsiid for. II in cold weather you want
YOUR ale warmed the barmaid asks you
u you viii have IL ''chillcd." The chill
ing process, which warns Il, consists In
pouring IL into the funnel Of a queer
Looking machine which stands ON the
counter. An application Of heat within
warns u, and It Is turned out Of a faucet
81 the bottom.-Prentice milford In New
York Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
Saturday, November IL, 1888.
BETTING On ELECTION.

/
we reac ID recent uIspA'ou 'n"
MEMBER OF the lahiouS bot'S iAui'S'o
virginia, oihih''teu suic'ue III oonse
quence o. losses tua' sulie'eu
tlhgon eIect'on' pee'es sa
ing Is acharActerl-'lo american '''eo'
gFleVous magnitude y piooaoS
reached It's largest proPor'iods III lof
"hen tna' win e".u ""
harry OF t'e "eS' 'h'p''eu on VI"
part d MS '"l'"ers' leu souie vi 'u''i
10 Oct 'leir piao'a''ops H"' nv 'he'
possesS'ons anN W ,oe 7 :! ""
election VI TOM iue CIV" was
ttag'cal u s'phe y. i' ouselien'es
mat ai o' ies's'a'ion was '"'oA'u
10 CORRECTLY IT, auo 'nere ARE sun STATUTES
IN SOM vi 'he s'a'e7 'i'.iS"'D"'S
any o''e WIZ y"
eiec,'on' SUN IA" nn's"' "a'e
wnoIesonhe ene'' III ~" ,'
'n"ugn u oeiongs 'na' q''F
ciaSs OF ena't'un'' "n''" p'o'
teot mel against themselves"
current 'u'i'i' ~ eieo' 'ua'
tlere WIS mu0" 'ohi' 'e''ins III
MS CITY Oh tue 'e''''o 'ne i"'e e'eo'
tion' oo"'e npen "no ""e pruueu'
enougp III 'n'i' ',u'uA's ah'rs arr
sa,' W nave "'s'''s mem
serves os 'heir I"sS's' enear o' D
haru "o'h'ns uian VIM ""u hln"sseu
anew tuousAnus Vi o"liars' VINO sol
OUT DIS ou''"''' auu s'Ah'u anu 'oS'
tue entire proeeeue' o"cn Things are
uepiorao'e' 'ea''ns .he question oi
morality u OF cohs'oefalion'
i'p7 uue VI .'eHe, aeo' o'he' iornls
oi saniolihs' 'na' Tue amateur Is I'D
na'iaoiS 'he tue pi''e'on'i
J. oe sure "ans o''S are hlsue' DE-
lWeen Pe'SohS VI o?oos''e poilt'ca'
la''h' 'aep expressing hiS e~oulnencs
III Tue suoe's' Hs o"" party sio
WIEN ,h's TUG vase anu 'ne anl"uhl
rsns'i' u" graz "a'pi j. uohe' AM
inc ioSsi NEE" "'' eSpe' hlucn syul
p"'ns Jul hA''ne Psiu Tue p''ce " III
eAce''e~ ea'' Dun aSt" INFECT
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Parker Cattle Company will b.
held at room l0l. y. Y. Produce kNchar ge Build.
ing, in the City, County and staie Of New York, on
the 18th day Of november less, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
The object Of such meeting Is to complete the
organization Of said company by directing the
stock thereof 10 be issued 10 the persons who may
then be eutitls thereto; 10 elect officers Il said
company fpT the ensuing year, TO take such action
In reference 10 the dissolution Of said company as
may b- necessary aud 10 transact such other bust
ness as may he gslly aud properly presented to
said meeting.
EAM'L VI, PARKER,
EDWARD q, BURGESS, Trustees
GEO. W. ALLERTOS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that a meeting Of the
trustees OF the Parker Cattle Company will be held
at room l0l. y. Y. Produce Exchange binding,
I'm the City, County and state OF New York. on tie
lTh day Of November, iSSs, at eleven O'Clock In
the forenoon.
The 0.Jecl Of such meeting is 10 take such action
a. may by necessary and proper 10 complete the
organization Of said company, TO Transact Hcets-
sary business In connection thereaiih and to take
such action with Tefcrency 10 u dissolution theIeyi
rs may b. necessary and proper.
SAM'L ". rARKER
EpWAEp & hUEGfss, Trustee.
GEO. ". ALLEETUN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17

| OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State LNiterl Company.

LUIINIdIH NIdIt bVIIVII NUIHVUH.'
incorporated by the Legislature in 1868, for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and it, fran
chise made a part OF the present state Constitution
in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY RAW
ISGs take place semi-Annually, dune
aud and its GRAND is
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
of the other ten months Of the year. and
are all drawn ia public, at the Acadenls OF
Music, New OrleaDs, La.
1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
rsngements for all tbs Monthly aud N~eri!-Annuhl
Drawings Of the Louisiana state hoiieTg Company.
and in person manage and control the drawings
Themselves, and that the same are conducted WITH
honesty, hirness. aud in good faith towEld all par
ties. aud We authorize the Company 10 use this
certificate, with fac-siInilies o. our signatures at
tached Ia its advertisements"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17

R glsI. the I eSsaSass q G na5
faT7y. who ar0 Ia chafgc " the lr1wings, T. q
gu1ranteo ofBbsuIuts fairness and it;CgdtG that
tue chances aru al equal und thar NO one can pDs'
.iby divine what number willdraw afTlEC.
'RLNEMIlEti also, that tie payment - Ptilcs
- GUARANTEED Bl FOlR NATIONAL
BANKS ~ New Orleans, AMI the Tickets nre
signed ny DE President ~ M Institution, whose
chsrtertph lights are ucognlkcl in the highf't
Conrts; Therefore, heuare Of all limitations of
ln mus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17
Proposals for Care Of Poor
OFFICE or CLERK AND EECOEpEE,
GTsTEH iiuTyTY,

OFFICE UF ILElk AND ELcOHnEE,
CCsTEg tuTSrY.
Nilr, cry, Nultsnt, sept, a. l7sS,
Notice j. hraCly l.stu shat ,ralNi proposals will
be received . the county clerks 0.ice, uf Custer
COMFY, tor the cAle, sUppurf ard maintenance 1t
the County fOOr Farm, of the sick, poor and infm
OF the c,uu'v, per capita. bF The We, K Tor ensuing
year. commencing December 18th. lssS. Said
proposals 10 inClude the us- OF The county Poor
Farm, and cover the entire cost 0f f., ding, clothing
and nur,inG ~ said SICK, poor and inirm, aud all
burial eNIrnsrs thereof. said proposals viii be rr-
ceiyed until l. ". OF Monday, b"rpmber 3ri
lSss, addressed 10 the undersigned and marked
PROPOSAL, for are Vt Poor
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
By order Of he Board.
J.. e. DEAR,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17

WITH that reckless display Of gall
for which the editor of that paper is
remarkable, lhe Billings Gazette rise.
10 nominate F, s. Whitney, a June,
ton City freighter, for speaker Of the
lower house Of the territorial legisls-
turp
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-17

FoI Club Rates, or any further information de-
sired. write legibly TO the undersigned, clearly stat.
ing your residence. with state, County, street and
More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
your full address,
send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, Of New York Exchange m ordinary letter.
W EH press (gt our eK pen'nl addressed
NJ. 4. DAUPBiN.
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DACPHIS.
Washington, ID, Z.