davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-01

WE publish below the letter Of
Mai. Louis G. Latham declining tc
be a candidate before the Congress
sional Convention of the First Dis
trict for denomination to Congress
Read it:
HOUSE OF REPS, Z. S.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May II, 1888.
Alex. l., Blow. Esq, Chm. Dem. Elk Com
GreenVllle, y. I.
MY DEAR SIR Il beg to request
that, when, in performance of your
official duties as Chairman Of the
Democratic Executive Committee Of
the county of Pitt, you call that
body to order, you will at the proper
time state to the delegates that am
not candidate for denomination to
the Congress Of the United States.
| am not insensible of the high
honor of representing so intelligent
a constituency as that of the First
District Of North Carolina IN the
House Of Representatives nor for
getful of the many favors the people
IltNC DCoOchCI upon LIC IN OIlC past,
nor shall be either idle or silent in
the campaign. Whosoever is our
standard-bearer, | shall work as
earnestly and as zealously to secure
the success of the Democratic cause
as if my own promotion was the
question at issue. My past is
guarantee for my future.
l am impelled to this step by
reasons which are purely personal to
myself and which therefore it is un-
necessary to state. 1t is sufficient
to say that l have concluded to with
draw from public life, at least for
time, and l sincerely rejoice that I
can do so without detriment or dan
ger to our cause. l congratulate
myself that it is so. / apprehend no
reversal of the popular verdict and
the political Judgment of 1886. /
believe the District to be in better
condition tina n it was two years ago,
and that we need have no fears of the
result. When the Convention has
spoken l shall hand our victorious
and untarnished banner to our chosen
champion and take my stand by his
side ready and prepared 20 uphold it
at all hazard.
I desire to express through you, to
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-01

Delivered at doors of city subscribers, as
soon as from press, by carriers, without extra
charge.
No name entered without payment. and no
paper sent after the expiration OF time paid for.
The Editor disclaims all responsibility for the
views or statements Of correspOndents--and re-
serves the right at all times To- revise reject
q amy article he may think proper
Best Advertising Medium in the District.
Rates very moderate--SpeclaI Rates on Long
Contracts.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-01

Prices.
Children's button Shoes from 30 cents.
Children's button Shoes, spring heel,
70 cents only.
Also a large line OF Domestics, Hoiesry,
Notions. Accordeons, Banios, Violins,
Harps and many other things 100 uu-
merOus 10 mention.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

graph-, notably, the reports Of The Con-.
m,ttee on Disini" Giant, ~ the Com.
m,tt-e on Di-infectIon OF Rsgs, etc.
are exceedingly credithbl-, aud OF IN
es,imsblv value O the public. BY fsr
the must valuable of its publication,
or u those VI any other National $50
oiat,on IN this country or any oth'r,
Are Ia. LomD pr &c Essay Q, ON tn. iul
loving subjects:
1. Healthy Homes and Foods for tn.
Working CIssses.
Ill. Tho Sanitary Conditions mud
n ccessItIes of SclVOi. Houses and
ScnUoi Life.
III. D,slnfectiOu and Iudividusl
Pr"pnylsxis against l~ufeclious DlS-
eAs.s.
Nv. The Pr.ysutsble Causes Of Dis.
ease. iajury, aud Death ia Am.rlcan
Manu- acluiies aud Workshops, and
the Best Mran' aud Appliances for
Preventing and Avoiding them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
The DULY Dining Car Line.

Between 81. Paul aud M%innesp4li,
aud b. LOUIS - THE BuIl.bgtpu"-
po,i'iv.ly tue only road running ia
" dInlng cars down the Mlssis-Ippl.
Are you feeling As though n trip iof
your health would do yUu good-sur.
You uo-d The resI n comfortable JOUR
ney would give you? Y.s-bul you
fenember The dlscomforts aud auD"y-
auces oi tue ealing statIouh liner, the
"t"snIy minutes for dinner" scrsmt .
how you hal ~ rustic" for sole.
leather stake. sngsy biscuit, sxwdusl
sandwiches, anu how the cry Of ''ail
aboard" came Ia the middle of your
ssrodd swallow VI muddy cofiee-sud
you don't want ~ Try II agAiu? Well,
tixs Tue Is arlington" aud you will
dn I meals lnaL Will sure you Of dys
prp,iA snd De = Joy ~ your recoil-c-
t,Ju forever. the Burlingtun'."
dining car service i. uuder the oontrul
II au experienced oomini.ssry, who
a ,sck. tie markets. for Ell that can
delight tue palate. aud has organized
= service that presents delicious food
d~eliciousIy cook.d. and served ! n rl.-
ssnt s,yle on ~ lu-u .ui by th.
IN st Att-niive Of walters. On your
next Journey try "The Burlington"
Dung Car Llns. w j. q. K-uy on,
Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

Mr.. Rutgers Van Brunt arrived yes.
t.rday from Butte, wners he had b.eu
To receive the famous Montana hor-e,
Lttls Turf. The gay little animal b.
nav safely instslisd 1T Charley
Browns stable. Lrlie Turf wss the
iUint property IL the late Col. Thorn
lou aud e.. n. Smlth aud VIVA sold by
him H. Mr.. Van Bruni, the price paid
being sbout "nr-half the vslu- OF tue
animal. Little Turf was -ired by TUT
Caller. aud 10 . half brother Of The
famous Ida Glenn; light weigh
house, ab ST., bat will surely show
his heels To SOME OF the crack flyers ~
the east, IL he reaches there all rIghf.
This horse made lui,e . record. at Hell
ena last fall. the percentage Of won
race. owe lost being considerable, aud
he was IN some of The b,g raoes. too.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

That is Ia say, your lungs. Al'o
your breathing machinery. Very won.
d.rful machinery II IL. No only the
larger air-pa-sages, but the thousands
of little tubes AID cavities leading from
them.
When these are cIogged and choked
with matter which ought not to he
there. your lungs cannot half d. their
work. Aud what they do, they cannot
do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pDeumo-
MIA, catsrrh, consumption OF amy Of
the throat AMI nose aud head and lung
obstruction-, all ARE hat. All ought
to be got rid Of. There is just one sure
way to get rid Of them. That II 10
take Boschee's German Syrup, which
any druggist will cell you nj rs cent
a bottle. Even II everything else has
failed you, you may depend upon this
for certain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
DISTRICT COuRT.
Spring Term -tinh bay.


The Wilder and Harcum land con-
test case was nontull.d N motion Of
defendants' counsel and the rosls put
upon the plaintiff, the United States.
In the two indictments against Jas.
Lebo, defendant plead not guilty aud
the ca-eS were set for trial on March J..
The territorial grand jury reported
no true bill again { Willy & CosgrT
In the matter ~ doing business with.
out a license. After aull investigation
OF the charge against Joseph Bennet,
no sufficient grounds being dis
covered to warrant criminal action,
defendant was ordered discharged
from custody. An indlcumen, was
presented sg hDst Tom Bennptt aud
James Mulligsn for robbery, the case
being HE u In which Jack Moore
was "dono up" for sum OF money
last January.
Eph Lay was excused by the court
FROM serving on tue regular panel,
petit jury,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

came /, tate. The engine lesped the
track. overturned, aud he wss scalded
TO death bv the very lean he had
resort-d 10 ~ ave his life. He linger
ed = few hours, but a glance revealed
that there was no remedy 10 cure.
Violent .calds or burns are in their
nature iucurable, YET there nre
thousands Of minor Casualties Of the
kind occurring hourly in every house
or large msnufactory for which there
Is II remedy, soothing, sure and
prompt, OF which the following are
proof-: Mr.. Michael Higgins, Belcher
a Taylor Agricultural Tool Co., Chico.
pee Falls. Mass, May 4. 1887, writes:
"rhis company used st. Jacobs Oil
for years for tusir men for burns. cuts
aud bruises, ami We know Of nothing
tuat cvmpsr.- with It," Mr. q Cehrle
Lawrence, Kansas, April 10, 1887,
writes: "A lamp exploited IN my Vi
flee, aud IN trying 10 put IL out | cut
aud burned my hand very badly with
Il b.. Jscnt's Oil cured me-" Mr.. j. w.
Mevi-, 2s Rork street, l. well, Mass,
say: For burns and "hspped hand-
| know st. Jacob OIL to be excellent"
Mr. A. Ma-ky, Wexford, Pa, writes
Feb. Z, 1887: III have used ~. Jscobs
Oil for years. and know ID 10 he the
hest for burnr." Mr.. j. W. Amrs.
Fnirmouni, Nebra-ks. February 4,
1887. s,y-: We lind It just IA pfiirs-
cluu- Tor burns as for bite" Mr.. w.
s .hro-der. nilbertville, Ia. February
II, 1887; az have used 1t for burns,
and can cay II does lie work n rec-
commended" or cour-e. in violent
hurn. and scald-, and the treatment ~
raw sutftces. the directions accom-.
psnying ech hottie must be strictly
mIlnwrd. Aud IL followed strictly the
soothing and curing influence Uf the
| remedy Ia beyond omparisUn. The
cure ls perfect aud n clear, smooth sur.
face IL the result.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Only In Prospective.

For ils sIzr b. ema takes the
issi I'VE sny place IN The territory IN
he ma,ier OF religion, advantages aud
church -dItirrs. The Methodis's
Pr-snyierIsn.. EpIscoI aiiaus, Bapti,ts
MsthOd 81 church :, utn snd Tat holir,
have houses Of " r-hip, and tie DIS
riple. Of Christ have recently paid
500 for = site on which IN erect y
building in the near futurs.-BJze
man Courier.
Miles City takes exceptions to this
We have h,ndsons buildings for all
the societie. named aud b-.idss have
resident ministers for sll. In ''Di-.
ciple. of Christ" you may take the
lead but there 1, prospect Of = Jewish
here In the near future,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
GrAnd Army Exercises.

U. S. Grant Post M. IL, Department
Of Mon sua. U. A. Il. VAL give It's
third annual ball and drill 1T tue Riuk
Ia this city on the evening Of Thur
day. VI rch %. 1883. Tickets admit
ting gentleman aud ladies 500.
Music by Fifth iniaulry baud; supper
Extra. Tickets will be placed on sale
I. tdruk torres aud at Msjor BorohArdt's
.iors, ar can he bal ut door.
HENRY RoMEYS,
Post commander.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

Hpn. Il .o.. q. Is .on, judge OF the
Fourth Judicial district. has hni.bed
The t,rm Of court Of Dawson county
aud stopped over In Miles City last
ght b. take \ look at the court pro-
cs-dure OF the Third district.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Prize Essay. on Public Health Topics.

Prlfe Essays On fublto Health Topics.
The American Public Health Assoc
citation l. fully iustifying %itstitls to lie
considered all that II. nsms implies
by the character Of he sanitary publi-
cations 1t has recently been issuing.
lis handsome volumes OF Transactions
are unfortunately ou y seen by these
Immediately concerned IN Ita proceed
iugs; bot The reports OF its committees.
aud individual papers which have
been published a pamphlet mono
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

In the the Distriet Court Of the Third JnAie<a
District Of the Territory Of Montana within au1
for tue county Of Custer.
Aetion brought y
1.-THE district Coua
Iof the Third 10
= Idicial District 4
Edvard q. Burgess 1.-THE Territory Il
Plaintiff. Montana, in Ana
Against for he county 4
Samuel N. Parker, }fuster, and ~
Defendant complaint died II
lad county q
l'usteT, in the o.
I6ce Of The clara
|of said DisxiA
Court.
g~'e.ting TO samuel ". Parker, defendant
You are hereby IeQuired TO appear
in an &C ion brought az inst yuu By In
shove named plaintiff In the District eouA
o. the Third Judicial DistIist Of IL
Terribly OF Montana. In and for the said
county OF Custer, an 10 . aver the complaiA
6led the 'ein, within ten days (eIc tusiye Of the de-
OF %service) sfter the service on GU Of this suup
mons " served -ithin this c amy. or, n served
out OF this county, but in thi. district, then With
in i~enty days; Otherwise w. hin forty d1ys-~
judgment by d fault vii b. AIKEN againsI you, -
eordi e 10 thu p~rayerof srld complaint.
This sr,lou {. brought 10 recovri the sum q
N * upon a pr mis- DRY not. ds ed Feb. Il
1887 d ne sir month . Ter date and int rect them
on fr'In date a. The rat q liz per zen PER snuun
ami al 60 torec'Os Q lien o. mortgage q onan
The righi, title snd interest OF rhe said defendaA
P,rt-r In and TOT proper y and premises Of tks
Psrtsr Cattle compsny, the said property be Ing
,i'us ed in the C,untS % Custer and Terri DRY q
Montana, and e. az order OF c0uu. that tn ssil
right, titl- and interest OF the said Defendant Pc
Ter be sold By ,ls sh"r n Of 81 a county according
TO Law ard the practice OF his court b. satisfy aid
Judgment ard mortgage. - will mo,e fully sIpeas
hy ref-ren y &, complaint On 6e herein. And yos
ar hereby ao'insd that IL you fail to a. p ar anl
ans-er the said conplsint a. above required. ~
said plainlin will apply o The uu for the nelisf
A. m 'nded In he coslr ain and Tor costs Of suit.
Given undrr nv hsrd ant the seal Of the DistIia
Court ui The Thi d Judicial DisirIa
the Territory Of Mouisra. In and
for the aid county Of Custer this sA
lsGALl day OF Feb usry, In the rear u ou
L"rl one thousand eight hundred anA
eighiys ight.
JAMES NcFARLAEE. Clerh
c. r, MIppLyTos.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

A. w. Stacy hs. just returned from
Texas and va, much surprised to
find . foot Of sno~ on tho level 10 this
north west couutry. In Texas the
r-a-s WAS green, trees building and
flowers Ia hlunm,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

Major NJ. T.. Wymm has returned
from = ira 10 81. Paul, 70 railroad
business. There Is much more snow
IN Minnesota and Dakota than here
and fully ~ cold weather. Mousuous.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

At st. Paul. Wednesday last, j. Nc.
Carter. OF Ere, Pa. and Miss Rather.
Inc Tingls were united In the holy
bonds OF mx,rlmony. The bride IL a
daughter Of the well known Geo. II
finKle, late ~ Nno'ana
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

There has been quite y thinning out
10 vis'tors during The past tw" days
but the %convening Of the territorial
petty Jury on Monday will brighten
things up considerably.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

7. ID Woolley was 1T the Macqueen
yesterday. This gentleman l. not the
proprietor OF the famous "WoOlley's
Rsnch,n un the Mu.selshsll, but n
travelling man from New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

The county commissioners put some
finishing touches on their qusrterly
iabors yesterday and were ready DAD.
iourn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

John Bean, official stenogrspher for
the Fourth judicial district, arrived
from GIendive last night. accompany
ing Judge Bach.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

That tired feeling and loss Of appe-
tlte are entirely overcome by Hoods
Bar .apsriUa, the peculiar medicine
Try IL aud see.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

Judge l.. A, Luce aud wife, depart.
ed la-t night for their home Ia Boz-.
man, the judge hsvi"g finished up Ills
business b-fOre ihl- tenn ~ 90 Irt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

~. G. Holt was an arrival from Lame
Deer creek yesterday. Same old story
kf sno~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

II. l.. Karrick comes forward and
signs on the register as hailing from
Minneapolis and Is on commercial
business bent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

ties furnishing blsok listed per-oos
with Intoxicating liquors had better be
very cunning or the ofi,sr will have
them I'm no X.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

There was = pleasant dancing party
ct the Fritz residence last night som.
thing Ia the nature OF = surprise
party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

iEew York Count oysters at Carter's
Sstaurant, 30 cents per can.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Prudence, lPrudencel

IN medicine, As In ausht else, prudence should
be our guide. Yet thousand, cast II to the Winds
Every new n ,strum and. It's patrons, the medical
empire, Of every false school have their gulls.
Every change In the gsmut Of humbug is rung sue.
ces.fully for aiIne at least-the notes being fur
n'shed by the oredulous. In happy contrast 10 the
nany ,d,yris-d inpo turss o. the Day ,isnd'
Hosietter's Stomach Bltiers, nov in iu third de
csde Of popularity, approved and recommended
by phv.icians, indorsrd by the press OF many
lands, sought and ptiE d by invalids ever where,
Il /, an asaeriained specific Or and preventative
OF malarial al esses. chronic indigestion, liver
c mplainr and constipation, check, the growth Of
rheumatism and neuralgia IL peerless inylgor'
IN and useful diurctio. Nervous people btntbi
by II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

J Col. Sander. has cleaned his docket
for the time being and returned TO
HelenA. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

IN. sP.H sA.M
rhur.dsy. March s. 3' l0' o.
Friday, Msrch 2s' " - ap
Itrsa Thermometer readings taken al wrigbt's
Iefss store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
DROro Aus FOR WAGON TRANSFORM.

Dauro .ALs FOR wAGoN TRANSFORM.
TO -Oteo QuaremAster, Department
" Dakota. saint laul, Ninn February "a, Is ~
kAlEDplOpOsALs. for Wagon n transportation
Uguif'd Ia this department dudny tbs
fiscal iyear e'ding June aUlh, 1859, val
he tccslvad a. 1his Office until " NJ, on
MONDAY, tho 18Th day of March, isss, and
cueno1 Immediately after IN the pr sence ofbid.
Hers. hlauk forms ~ proposals nm full instruct.
ions 20 hiddsis will he furnished On application
a. his Office or 10 on ces ~ the Quanrftnastef
n%cptllucnt ~ thieago, III and llclraa, n. r.
A.. f ROCKWELL Major and Quanemasigr u.
b, army,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
LOCAL ITE S.

. ]. d. Mendenhsll was . Duluth ar
tvsl yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
BROKEN BRAK rs,

just the other day
= brave engineer
hosetrsi In ran
wsy, dsshing h. de
tructiuu like y ha-h
vas se' q d~.sp.rst ~
rr.uchinv off tnr
'Ap ~ the steam
-iismber IN the hop'-
Il waiting the pow
Thereby checking
/ b Q speed. I h r
.,rskes were useless,
his heroic effJIt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Summons.

In the the DisIriet Court Of the Third JuAiela
District Of the Territory OF Montana within au1
for tue county Of Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

10 eule any So. For every $500
orler received, We ssnd six boxes.
with \ VT ten guarantee 10 teinnd
the money IL onr specific does no
effect a cure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

Edward g. Burgess,
Plaintiff.
Against
Samuel N. Parker,
Defendant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Transfer Of Real Esta,e.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
B. r. Leighton ct al. 70 Mary Ellen Gamble, block
"a, Brookland, 81, l49sS; K W. Mcpherson 10 J.
ID. Mcpherson sub s, So ~, 3; W. X wilcox ct
al 70 Baoitte Dreyfuss sub 10, 50. Al, West Wash
lngton, 8; James II. Meriwether 10 A. j. Ander-
son SUITS s6 ana %, lot s. block 2, Howard Uni
neil subs ~ 73, so. 332 s., so; o. A. stevens
TO Tyler Rutherford, trustees, pts 90 and 30 sd.
H5, West Washington, 1850 W. Mayse ct al TO
Elizabeth H. sargent, parts IA and 10, 50. 80;
$1,000. w. + tall " Maria K PERKS, part - Old
6eogetown; 81 300. Mary L. Dean TO LIZA Roll,
lots IL and Is, block 3, sec. 3. Burryillle; 800
Caroline T. shields 20 W. ii. BarkSdaIe, pts. 10 and
L., So 80; $3.50 James k. Davis 10 Katherine
Davis, sue b. 81. OF 81; - Il. Z. Leighton ct
land; 81 Same TO John A. JOnnson, lots IL and
~, 40 do; ss25, J. =. Little ct al. 10 ]. j. l.
Menlkheim, lot ), 81. $40; s. j. j. L MeniSheim 10
Z H. AeniA helm SUBS 3, 10 and l., So SAG; g.. L.
ii. MeniKheim ct al. TO Rosa j. Menikhelm, subs 8,
IL, Is, IA and Is, do; 3. John Green ct al to
Mary G. Cation, pit lO3. So 677; $500. Caroline
cross 10 W. d. TrOxei, pt. Sd 1858: $7o0. TruS-
tees Emery chapel 10 District, pit Feters Mill seat
s6sa joan II. " alter 70 Emma l. Brad, sub lots 80
20 81, ~ 9l6 100. A. Diltz 10 j. H. Beck, SUB
A., So si2; sl,073 Chis. L vermilllon 10 {. E.
Crown. pt- IA, blk. Is, Meridian Hill; 500. Maria
L HARNESS ct al " ID. ;. HarkueSs lot q, So
5l4; g. W. g. Mcdowell 10 julius j. Atchison,
pit 2, q. 211. E2s22 John Lane TO Z. 5. Haskell
sub 80, So 57l; $500. Mattle j. TOmpkins 10
Chas. Hampson, pI. LIP, ID. & L. sub Nj. Pleas
ant, &c. x5}S Caroline l. shields To W. ii. Barks-
dale, pts. ~ 10 L., 50. go; 1853 c. GessIOrd 10
H. W. bowling et al, suos 81 and 50. Sc 3os; $500.
Isabella Byrn 10 Annie Hurt, sub ~. 81. $780, $500
=. j. lavender 20 A. d. Hazen, pts ID and IL, So
5ss3; A. IS44l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
Buffalo Bill's Plucky Daughter.

From the Denver Republican.
Miss Aria, the eldest daughter, was away at Lin.
coin when the reporter Called, but from photo
graph she appears TO be tall handsome girl, very
much resembling her father. She is also said TO
possess q number OF her fathers traits OF charsc
ter and some very pretty stories OF her pluck and
determination are told one OF which Is that while
she was yet quite girl cody had a very treacb-
erOuS and dangerous bronco In his stable, This
horse Aria determined TO ride. Atter having him
securely saddled the girl mounted him, but in a
tree she was thrown TO the ground severely bruis-
ing her face. Enraged at the conduct OF the horse
she jumped up, exciaimlng: 'Pu ride him now II
he Kills me-" and Jumping into the saddle again
and by frequent applications OF The whip, she soon
had the bronco as doc1ie as lamb. Her last ex-
plot Was 70 travel ali alone from North Platte
Neb, TO London, England, 10 meet her father, and
later travelling alone through Italy and Spain
She Is SAID also TO be quite scholar in German
and French, rs well as being somewhat "up" in
the arts.