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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

ami degenerate days. They swing no
more. And they dance no more. The
mighty chatter of the old Scotch reel
where old people unlimbered and shook
of the steps of youth, and the young
people gasped to keep pace with the
elders; and the opera reel-they called
it the upper ~reel-which the old folks
also invaded; and then the cutting out
JIG, where the youths one after the
other did their finest steps, and the girls
did the same, and you often got on the
track of a liking or an incipient COM
pany keeping by noting the time m
circumstances under which some par
ticular girl selected TO take the floor, and
who thus became the partner Of her
choice, and the same with the male end
of the performance, where the cut out
was much more likely to have a signifi-
canoe.
Do YOU remember that as a boy you
felt if you could grow up to call off
dances, or perhaps call Off and play the
fiddle at the same time, as you once
knew n man do, and whose image lived
in your memory for weeks, that clerking
in a store or even teaching school would
he nowhere; or perhaps you know a clerk
who kept store and could call off also,
and you ached to grow up and be al
great a man as he? 1t is hardly likely
you knew a male teacher who could
dance much. Somehow the worry in
the teachers head oven arithmetic;l
problems and the confusion of dates and
the eccentricities of parsing seemed to
get into the teachers feeC when he got
on the floor, or, as a native used to put
it in a place where / once lived, his left
foot was Methodist and mixed him up
and disgraced him every time he man
aged to get for a partner n stranger who
hadn't been told how badly he danced.
1t seems singular now, when you think
of it, that the best dancers among the
boys were woodchoppers and farmers and
farm hands, while the best among the
girls were the daughters of hotel keepers
and village merchants, and very often the
village teacher was a mighty spry little
thing on her feet, for the reason that she
was almost always such a great favorite
of the dancers of the other persuasion
that she couldn't avoid holding the floor,
and was a dancer in spite Of herself.
The dances were usually kept up until 4
or ever o O'Clock in the morning, and
were then closed with a ~stupendous
breakfast, followed by an effort TO get a
collection for the fiddler, And these
pioneer fiddlers were ~shockingly under
paid, Very often they were not paid at
all. They had the gratitude and the APP
probation of the time in which they lived.
But no more. They iddled through two
generations, but the second did for them
little better than the first, and they passed
down to the grave miserably poor
Toronto Globe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
The Rich Beggars of Thrace.

Perhaps the most curious of all guilds
in an Oriental town and one which flour
ishes exceedingly in Cavalla is the beg.
CARS guild. Like other guilds, they have
their own laws, their president and their
council; this council gives a diploma TO
those who wish to beg, and without per-
mission no one burst seek aims at the
churches, mosques or street doors; all the
legitimate beggars would rise up in arms
against him and his life would not be
worth much. Friday is the recognized
beggars' day, on which day they 20
round from door to door and get their
wallets filled with bread and beans; these
are divided by the community: nothing
is private property; it is against their
creed.
The beggars' brotherhood is rich; they
possess house property, the income Of
which is spent for the benefit of the COM
munity, and nee a year-on the day OF
ST. John the Charitable-they have a
feast. They all go to church on this
day. 1t would be difficult TO recognize
the tidily dressed members Of this hon
orable community in their best clothes;
rags and tatters are only de rigueur for
them when they are on their rounds.
Beggary pays very well. II a beggar's
daughter marries she is lowered by the
community, the president secs to the be-
trothal, and his consent is essential. At
Salonica Blind Demetrius is the presi-
dent; he is easily recognized as he pa
rades the streets, singing his everlasting
wall!
Day and Eight, day and night, I live in the dark.
Wretch that | Gnl Ihear the word, but l cannot
see IT,
And though you know him to be a
rich man, that his wife is well dressed,
and that his daughter viii receive a
handsome dover, his plea for aims is
-'-"Nst irrssistible.-CornAll Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
Notice.

In he Probate Court Of the County Of Custer,
Terri DRY Of Montana.
In the matter u the estate Of Gardner p. Com.
stpCk, d'crBsed.
order 70 show cause why order Of sale OF real
state should nj he made.
Mary J. r0ustOck, the administrator Of the
rtate of Gardner T.. COmstOck, deceased. having
fled her peii' ion hereiu PRAYING iur an order Of
salt 81 the real estate, Of said d~etedeHt, for the pur-
. SEES therein ret forth.
Isihrrgiofe ordered by the said Court, that I'll
10 rspns interested IN he estate VI saId deceased.
prelT before the said lTohate Court on Monday
The 2Hh day Of october, less, AZ ten o'clock IN the
forenoon n said day. al the Cnun T0On OF said
ti,ur AZ siles City, IN the county of Custer, 10
show cause why IN order shoul not he granted 10
he sAid adj inistrairix 10 cell 70 much VI the real
rslnis uf he said deceased Gs shall be necessary.
Aud that o copy OF this order ba Published nj leas'
iOuf successive weeks in the Daily Yellowstone
Journal" a Newspaper printed and published Ia
said Custer County, NJ. I. WN. q. STAgHLE.
~TEEyELA 4 PUE1EB, Probate Judge.
AuUrneys for ADMINISTRATIVE.
DATED sept 2,ih, lsss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting OF the
trustees ut the Parker Cate Company will be held
70 room iOl. y. \. Produce Exchange Building,
ln the City, County and state u New York, on the
l1h day 1T November, lsss, at eleven o'clock ia
the f0rruOOI,
The O'iecI Of such meeting is to take such action
~ may DE necessary and proper to complete the
organic iinn Of said company, 10 transact necrs-
sary business IN connection thcreWith aud 10 take
such action with reirTenc 40 n dissolution theieyf
a, uay boz necessary and proper,
SAM'L ". PARKER.
tbwARp g. MEgEss, Trustees.
GRO. ". ALLERTUS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
AN OLD TIME HOE DOWN,
A Country Party in Canada In tho Day.
OF Long Ago.

A Country Party in Canada In the Days
OF Long Ago.
Did you ever get a ''bid" to a dance in
the countryl mean a real, home made,
fifth concessions, log house, quarter Of a
century back country party. A spree, a
hoe down, a neighborhood shaker OF the
simple, ready, rough, pioneer days. Did,
ehl Then you will remember that on the
morning Of the day fixed for the party
the board partition that ran across the
middle Of the house was pulled down, and
the beds were piled in one corner. and
the bunk was showed up TO the end ofthe
house beside the stove, and the stout
legged kitchen table wat placed against
the wall at the other end Of the room. and
a stout legged chair planted on the table,
and 10 that chair the fiddler was elevated,
and there he rolled his gray old head
from side TO side, and whisked lightning
from his elbow and fingered In e~cstatic
frenzy and beat time with his cowhide
boots, and the throb of his eager music
touched the very inner keys 81 life and
stirred the young blood and softened the
hardening muscles and loosed the settled
joints Of age until the stove shook and
the dishes ratified on the shelves and The
beat Of the feet on the dancing floor was
like the crashing Of a score 81 mallcts,
~deadened as by the sweep Of a mighty
broom between.
How they dancedl How tho fellow
who had q few steps shone and capcred
and pounded the hoor with his cowhidosi
And how they swungl Round aud round,
and round and round, until tho pcrspira-
ton rolled down the face and the breath
Sosn@d for n renewal Of the lease. Tanned
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

Hos. T. 4. ID. ANDREWS, known n.
the "cow boy orator. If the Stascl
plains, was e%xpounbing democratic
doctrine 20 successfully yesterday that
the democrats sre considering the nj.
visibility of securing bIs o]rntoJical scr.
vices during tie comtug campaign.
yeast Powder Buzz bari will come
in handy b. raise The "dnugh
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
Malice

Notice IS hereby given that a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Parker Cattle Company will b.
hel at room lOl. y. Y. Produce 'xchaLge kuild-
ing, ir The city, County and state Of New York, on
he 18th DAY of November, 1855, at 10 ocluck in the
lorenzo n.
The Object Of such meeting IL TO complete the
organ zliioH Of said COM any by directing the
stock thereof 10 be issued 10 The persons Who may
hon he rutille thereto; to elect officers ~ said
company for the ensuing year, 10 take such action
IN reference TO IN, dissolution of said company rs
iaty bp u.rr,,aty AID to transact such other bust.
ness as may DO lily and properly presented to
aid meeting.
sANLM. pARKER,
EBwARp q, l;UEGEss, , Trus Sizes,
Gao. ". ALLEKTuN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
[Firs, publication September %, lsSs.l
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT MILES CITY, NiT.,l
September 2jth, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the foll0wing named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof W n be- made before Register and Receiver n
Miles City Land Office on November 9TH at 10
o'clock Il. m. 1883. viz:
KIRK !. ADAMS.
H.. Y no. llg, Tor the SEX NWH, Eg sWlI,
tnd SW4 SWk zee. q, 7. 5n, L, Az, lie namesthe
following witnesses 90 prove his continuous resi-
Aence upon, and cultivation OF, said land. viz;
Edgar j. TaliaIeTro, Of ttnB; Henry &. Howard, Of
Eina; George Z Cutler, Of Cutler; William Henry
smith, OF Cutler.
A. GROVER,
Register.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
NntIcs Uf administrators sale Of Real lis
tate AZ PTirat. sale.

AhAf " IihhA' Wv
Notice T. hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
order u the probate court Of ulster county. Terri
tory VI MuU'ana, mad. on the 2iIh day OF Septcm.
brr, A. D., 1sss, IN the Wnttcr u the estate VI
Wilton Mel, an, de cased, he undersigned, lie
administrators II said estate, will sell ut private
salr, to The highest bidder, AID subject 10 con6r.
nation by said probate court, On ~ after Friday
the hith day ~ October, lsSS, all the right, title,
interest ana estate of the said William Ackean.
lprca,pd, ~ the time ~ his death, ant all the
Jight title AMI interest that the sid estate has, by
op ration Of Law or otherwise acquired other than
Ia addition ~ thar VI the ~ iniesihte 1T the
time ol hi draih, n md 10 all that rcEtalG lot,
piece ur pBrc,i NJ laud situate, lying and hninR IN
me county Of Custer, N. T., described as ioliOw-;
S0nl half ~ the southeast quarter aud the
sputheast qUarcr VI The sOuthNesi quarter ant
.uis i've and Nix VI ec'lun two, ~ township six
u0rlh, range lhirly-hyr east, contaiuing one hun
Ired and sryrnty-Onr FHi 5i-luudctes.
nils or offers may be- made NJ auy time ahor the
bIsl puhlieliiol a this notice sud beiort ~" max
iug Of the sale. Al Iils ~ oilrTs must h. In writ.
ing and lefl al the Othru OF 4. 4, kreiilcr q ,
TO- Miles city, " r., oF duliurUl 10 Josiah
,ichOls, Of Etrbeta, 81 t. Tr'nnally
jos 40 NICHOLS,
administrator u the estate Of William Mexican
a. ceased.
T.. A. KEEtpLgR,
AttpTh'y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

ADJUTANT-GENERAL FISH IA hi
annual report estimated that he
Grand Army in June contained H.
round numbers 400 600 member.
The growth In membership in the la
year was ten per rent, while losses 10y
death were 80 per cent. Fer theqgsr,
ter ending Juue 30. ISIS. The number
OF death. WIS l5S.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
rHEovFIcI,L PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY
The editor OF H YELLowsroSI lorkNAL

The editor OF The YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
Is rot responsible for any II the opin-
ons or utterAnces OF It's CORES ondonts.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned inst
The YELLowsrONE Journal PUBLISHING co
holds the contract 10 do oil printing and ad-
V~ertising, of whateysT nature chargeable TO Gus
Ter county and Is also the designated and only paper
IN Custer county In which services by publication
can be legally made. Legal notices pdb"shed IN
other pspeps OF Custer county, are v,ld ana
Montana.
No bills against THs Y~ELLowsToNE JorRSAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any Of the employees
OF said paper or others, will he recognized unless
accompanied BY a written order signed by the pub
isher or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics

Which, more than anything else. hvec contributed to the phenomenal growth Of The Chicago
Daily News giving it a circulation larger than that of all other Chicago dms combined. 1t
strange that the first practical combined application of two such common sense principles in
journalism should have been left to a pperas yet only twelve years old. And yet true it's that in this
ne nincnlSa are.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

The medical branch deyoies spccial attention 10
all Chronic. COMPLICATED. Private and Wasting
Diseases, r~esulling from badly treated eases OF uc
ute or special nature. Or from indiscretions OF
youth, bringing on ~pematOrrhura, seminal
Weakness aud an unnatural drain from the BODY
which uudsrmines The COnsiiiuuou- also prriniY
Decay. Loss Of Vitality or Manhood, when result
from excess Of maturity.
The re son 10 many are not cured u above CON-
plant Is owing 10 n complication called lTUstatOr.
rhTa. which our treatment alone can cure,
YaricOCcie, wormy veins IN scrotum, SiriCtura,
blood aud skin impurities speedily eurel; acute
private troubles, safely, confdsntially aud quickly
cured, CalRrth VI the mucous nenberance OF The
head or bladder successfully tr'Hed; also throat
and lung diseases. Female complaints and all del.
@ ,te complicated diseases of women, carefully
treated by our new mrthod whereby none q the
usual physical examinations are required. Dis.
placement. Of the Uterus and alispecial complaints
peculiar 20 females. successfully treated, All
languages spoken aud written, Write in your osu
l~anguRge.
The most powerful ELErTRIC BELTS free to
patients. Call on or address
Liebig World Dispensary.
500 GarsrS ST., San Francisco, Ca
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

Dr. Lirbig A Co. will h. M Helena, Mont.
Oct. 18TH to the 3lst, 1888, aud will have
Diice, Ia the Hotter Block. All residents
of Montana are cordially Invited Ia call for
free consultation.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
DR.. LIEBIG & CO.

The European Medical STAFF and special Surgeons
ana Physicians Of the Liehig World Dispensar
ami International Surgical Institute.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
YOU

are hustling around for your
share ofthe worlds good gifts,
and it's hard work think Of
something else,
This constant work will tell
sometime perhaps it has
already and nervousness,
sleeplessness, neuralgia and
rheumatic aches and pains
are part of the good gifts"
your hustling has won.
If you are that way, let us
give you a prescription-no
charge for the prescription,
though it will cost a dollar
to have it filled byyour drug
gist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

Delegates elected under This call will provide
Themselves with credentials from the judges o.
primary elections IN fheiT respective prscin"'s. IN
order that their right ." s'n's u~nd.yui,s In he
convention may De determined.
Z. GORDON, n buRCliARpT,
S,ey. Cam. Cent r0ml.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
. PALKES
CELERY
COMPOUND O;

All druggists keep it. 1t
will strengthen your nerves,
tone up your whole system,
and make you bless us for
prescribing this great nerve
tonic.
Be sure to get the genuine, prepared only by
WELLS. RICHARDSON GEO.. Burlington, W.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

Saturday, September az, 1888.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29
TICKET,

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES, INCLUDING THE SOLID
SOUTH,
BEN HARRISON,
OF INDIANA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-29

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appliances.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09
ROndeu.

Annual town meeting was held in
this place last Tuesday. Sixty-two votes
were cast: About the only excitement
was the fact that the friends of Joseph
Wright put forth their best endeayors to
elect him for assessor in place of the
regularly nominated condidatc, A.. NJ.
Gearey. Ras fhoy lg not succeed, as
the vote stood: Gearey SO, Wright %.
The following gentlemen were unani-
mously supported with The ex-
ception named: Supervisors, Fred
Strong (chairman), EN-. Harper, John
A. Peterson; clerk, JaLSes S. Bryan;
treasurer, J. L. Humphrey assessor, A.
M. Gearyi justices, Geo. s Briggs and ID,
Grant Stewards ~oonstables, l.. w. Miller,
a. ID. Robinsoni oyerseer Of poor, A. j.
Allen. The following road overseers
were elected District Mol, Jap Bost-
wick No 2, J II Aigstm an; No 3, a
Peterson; No 4, CT Fitch; No 5, j Bret.
denbach; No g, M J Humphrey; No 4,
AT Robinson; No 8, ID Ahsel.
The precinct committee for the
ensuing years. composed of AM Geary,
John Breidenbach, q. S. Briggs, Fred
Strong and James $. Bryan.
II @. Bradford returned from Spring
Valley, Minnesota, Tuesday last.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09
kudofBh RESTS
March winds arc al! the rage

March winds hr6 all the race
Every body well, prosperous .hcueful
and happy
Ruyiross hr,.k ovorv hodu nroromao
for spring work.
I.ooL IN, foro .hoor, oait;o,a tnoa,
RndoInb navt wool
Mrs ,odr,,s and =
nac,ed hack kror MioLiaan
festive hen rnioicos with non 1 INV
nsm
"oie 'iSi',
Monday.
1n.r
s5oN Ia@ toan ~ Ho ao'pG q D,OoOea
Aberdeen. "a
d., o.1 pu.L
ball 10y '"o G%'nP'
in a few weeks.
p.;.u
. fnn g SVn' 0oIoIauo Ior
icaI s~pecimnns
A. r
doon a. Ill., La' sono W AOet
~ ny - '"0 ooon- Win his
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

r. -E "
. A telegram ecievei Wednesday from
La Crosse Wis, announced the death
of Mrs. Joseph Horn,
Supt.Z ietlow, of the Fmner Telephone
Co., informs us that il all probability a
line will be run from Aberdeen
to Huron the coming spring, connect
ing Warner and intermediate points.
In any event connection will surely be
made between Aberdeen and Warner
as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
DR.. Cope has withdrawn his propo-
sItiOn 10 rent his land here. The doctor
is a close student of public events and
feels confident from the tenSr Of late
dispatches that a big European war will
surely be inaugurated this spring and
the price of wheat 90 up ADJOINING.
The doctor viii farm the place himself
and will be Out IN q few weeks.
Yesterday was the 5!st birthday of
Mrs c F Dawes and a number of that
estImable lady's friends assembled at
the family residence during the after
noon and evening to pay their regards.
Music and an elegant banquet were the
principal features of the occasion and it
goes without saying that all enjoyed
themselves hugely. THE SUN hopes
to have the pleasure of chronicling fifty
one more such anniversaries.
Election passed off very quietly in
Warner on Tuesday. Ninety-six votes
were cast and the following ticket was
unanimously Supervisors, J
w Cook. (ehailman5, Eugene Horning
AMI o A 1E2nSGn; clerk, Frank Payne;
treasurer AE Berg; justices, L G Tur-
ner, A r Hoskins; constables, James T
Flood. John w Gard; poundmaster,
Cate; OgePseer of poor, n Gil
bert; road o~verseers, No l, Eli Sears;
No 2. Robert Andrews No 9, Ulrick
Bosley; No 4, Henry Swanson: No o,
Ablin; No 6, Henry Bruse; No T.,
E c Waterman; No 8, Henry Moulton.
The caucus on Saturday was well at.
tended, AZ votes being cast on the first
ballot for chairman of the board of
supervisors Amos Moulton was chosen
chairman and Melvin Cole secretary.
The ticket nominated was the same as
that elected on Tuesday andis publish
ed elsewhere in this Issue. @. J. O..
Macleod, L. G.. Turner and p. X,
Willis wera appointed the precinct
committee for the ensuing year. Dur
ing the proceedings the best of good
prevailed and the nominees
we're tho unanimous choice Of the eau
cgf.
During the past week letters have
received from ID. II. Collins to the
effect thath he would commence shipping
his goods in a few days. Mr.. Collins
will commence the erection OF i double
store building 49x6Q as o as he ar
riyes and will put ,O9O worth Of stock
in it. Besides this, he has the repnta.
ton of being a rustler, and this. together
with other improvements now as
will make Warner almost a
new town-born again, as it were. We
receipt Of numerous letters of in
quiry concerning The town and ex-
several other sew institutions
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09
Pleasant Ridge.

Checkers is quito q puzzling game
with the Ridge boys.
Miss Ruth Lott visited with her sister,
Mrs. &c. Fewins, last week
One by one the bachelors join the
married life. Hank Hoilein, Of Edmunds
county and Miss Davidson, Of Wiscon-
were Joined together by tho tie that
binds. They will make Dakota their
home. Bus.
tits reported that Sullivan and Mitch
ell fought yesterday il france and that
Sullivan broke MitchelI's neck.
The death Of the emperor of Germany
i expected at any minute.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09

SCHOOL ollieeT8 anil Others Interested
are invited Il be present.
Tie examinations viii be open 10 al.
who wll conform with the rules end.
advanced pupils Viii be permitted to
take part free Of charge
All mast use pen and lnk and come
prepared FOR work ut Q At I'd.
GJ.E MAcLEoDs Comfy Sppt.
Warner, Oak Feb 25 1893.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-03-09


A BARGAIN Fl~rst-class farm, ii
miles south Of Warner, good granary,
small house, and all necessary machin-
cry, go acres ready for crop, ITO acres
under cultivation, 5 acres fenced for
pasture, all for 81 200. Apply at this
Office
WANrED-Cheap farm lands. Must
be bargains. Send full description with
price, etc, at once
: N. CHasrENsoH q Co. Aberdeen
FoR ~SALE-7.foot drill and 14-foot
drag, In good repair. r. g. Harley, or.
at this Office.
Fox SALx-A pair Of young brood
mares. Nv. GATES.
FoR RENE-lM acres ready for crop,
8 miles south of Warner. FRANK PAYNE
EoR REEI-66 acres, fall plowed, ne.
e3.ie1-65. Call at this office.
WANTED-l2-inc second hand break
ing plow. JAMES MCMAHON.
TO REET-110 acres all lady for crop,
II miles north Of Warner.
SWAN NELSON.