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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

COMMISSIONERS SA l. % OF
u EIGHT DESIRABLE HOUSES AND LOTS
ON FIFTH STREET BETWEEN BAlNbhlD6E
AND PORTER STREETS, MANCHbsFEh--b y
virtue OF q decree Of the Chancery Court OK tho
city OF Richmond. entered juno z, ~, ia IN,
s,ft OF Sp,e. and wife e.. Central bnilling anu
loan Company q a., We will sell at PUBIC suo-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, lssS
at4 o'clock =. NJ. the above-dcscrioed HOUSES
AND lots, fronting together lis feet on rilul
Tor JacksOnl street aud running back DetHeeh
paraliei lines lzj feet n lf-ioot aiIcJ. Inc
houees arc ali IN nret-ciaas order ana are COLL
f0risbly arranged. ,..,,
This property les we'll and y ccnYenl.h' 70
the city Of Richmond and tho Richmond ana
Darvlie railrOai shops. 10 Will be SOFA separate
" or IS whole. "a may seem mo iestat VIC rale'
This 4 q nrst-cla-s opportunity for partos WAN
inr small bones. and auy one wanting -alo
ans profitable investment 6hOuld attend the saie,
es tho ros.ts from the property are DOW paying
over l0 per cept interest ON tho hhtc4Pasou
prize. -. ,.,o.ca In
1gRYs: One third cash: and tho balance IN
si- and twelve months. deferred payments pear
Ing Interest from day o. sale, iitic fetslhcd IN
iii all the purchase money "a paid ana convey
ance ordered by the Court
BEY. T. CRUMP.
JSAHUEL PARISH,
GEOBGKJ. HOOPER. JR,
special Com missioner
SAMSON & ADAssos. Auct0noers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
455P. " Htu. daily |eE sI.f an
VS. A. 4 ACCOMMODATE. Da.y
surfar.
CONA IDft
NClif'oa Forge wu ,l'atefn
railway i0r .la SOUTH, Ats- sI.
Al Lynch urr Hllh nlrfl.s t'f
yCgi Tor an talIta -.l.n. -..I
Wsft, AL virginia hi4l.r. ra..sa. .. --'.'
NolLl auf SCUM.
Al hlcumout With As. s,rt 81
points lu tho eoutl. sl fl-n
burg adj P4tOuar rtnu.lI t..
A. Lexington e.tl .si-u
roa1, making Cslf8 CIlIr.
ferry 10 ana from Pittsburgh a-. So H.
l. UOiags North and Ea--
s.sooing--ar, Iyuonoarso hcasla
leans a14 ti,N1 itl.k
Iraln3 markell az.y Nts.i
'oaiLf.
lickoss solo to All Icil-l
Main street. 1909 MAO su.... f.t
eHJ AueEglAy tepot, .ia..H
cons I.
oce. 6enc.l. --..-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
no GIVE A DOLLAR
Il 20 rHg
SOLDIERS MONUMENT

leave 10 with NOWIAN & CO.. Jweilors. Tonth
and Nam streets, or with HUNTER y co. book
sellers = east Broad street near seventh. or mail
ito CANTON MCCARTHY, Secretary NoDted-
crate soldiers ana Sailors Monument Aasoc.a-
ton. Richmond. Va. no lS-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

COMMISSIONNRS' SAL ID

BY Sampson 4 Adamson.
Roai Estate Auctioneors and insurance As0nSs'
sl3 Hull street, Manchester va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

ny James d. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer'
1lI3 Main street
MOST ACCOMMODATED

UvHAT MOST ELIGIBLY-LOCATED
AND
ExCEEDINGLY.vALUAB RESIDENCE
No. aOs WEST FRANKLIN STREET
WITH
HANDSOME GROUNDS,
FRONTING 921i5S FEET ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF FRANKLIN STREET
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS,
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF
Mrs.. JANE o. BAYLY, DECEASED.
FOR SALE By PUBLIC AUCTION
on EXTRAORDINARY TERMS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

lively, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1883,
boeirning With the PROPERTY on Franklin and
Fifteenth streets, AZ p. NJ, the FALUA bnh
sTABLEA with mule lots attached, situated as
above described, and 10 be sold In two parcels
Ia. Tho commodlous, olieiby-located. and
weIl-arrangod STABLE at tho northeast corner
OF Frank In and Fifteenth streets, with IRONS OF
about Is foot, and now occupied by Sir. Duke al
a fair rental
81. The STABLE adjoining and east OF the
above, with two good stories and wen s1lled Tor
the stable business, now rented 20 Mr.. Thomas
+. Turner, and fronting about IS feet
Both Of these properties are well situated tos
sales- and Ivory -staDios. and always comhshu
good tenants 40 fair rentals. go
And atf[ O'Clock L. 81. on tho same day VIII
sell. on the premises. tho Nkkl ptSlhAhl.h
AND WELL-BUlLT BRICK DWELLING no. %
College street betFcon Broad and Marshall
containing eight rooms, besides kitchen
with two rooms. This house IS we'll worthy
Tie attention - ttOse wanting centrally
located and comfortable dwelling either ~ a
home OF Tor Investment Tho lot fronts " ieet
aud runs back l3) feet 90 m alley.
A platOi the stable properties WIN DC on eAhlot-
ton Ia few days az tho odce Of tho auctionoer.
TRRAs: One fourth easn and ne residue ~
six, twelve. ond eighteen months, for notes, with
interest added and titl9 retained. -
OHIO G. KEAN.
Special Commissioner.
81 ANKFNsHIP, &C, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST BLAME
TNsHIP AND AIS. DgFgNpANrs IN THR CHAN
Gerry COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
J, Charles W. GOidin. clerk 0t sail court, GER
tfy that tbe bond required Of The special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF No
womb L.. 1855 has boon duly given.
Given under M hand this l9th day OF Noyem-
Der. 1883 -...,,,,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

ByN. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneer

COURT SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
STABLE PROPERTY
AT TnB
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS.
ANDoF THE ADJOINING STABLES,
OCCUPIED RESPECTIVELY By
Nm. THOMAS DUKE, JR., AND BY THOMAS p.
TURNER, ESQ,
AND oFA
COMFORTABLE AND SUBSTANTIAL DWELL
ING.
no. O5 COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BROAD.
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Given und0r my hand Mo 1871 day Of Noyem-
NO no. 20 CHARLES w GoDDIN
ByR b. Chamn a Co.,
Eeal Estate Auctionoers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT DESIRABLE
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRICK STORE
No. io5 EAST MAIN STREE,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
WITH LARGE DWELLING ABOVE,
WELL LOCATED AND ARRANGED FOR
BOABrlNG-BOCsE
Of THE FIRST FLOOR STORE AND -FOUR
ROOMS. UPSTAIRS -FOUR
TErN ROOMS
CAS-. WATER. AND BATH.
LOT EXTENDS BACK I5rErrT0 an ALLEY,
AyDHAs STABLE FOR TWO HORSES
......,.,,.. ...-.,,,,,.,
AND 1tAllLtN "tt- l"O
,...,.,,
GOOD i'Dh ' " HN
6Aht.
fy virtue - n 'ooi n trust rom James uaF'+,
trustr f0r g.. . Scoops. dated December d. 1854.
recorded iu Richmond ,Lh.c.Iy Court Ue"I-
Bl.kIlf s.. page Ilt. llt ot t.. request a bono
nc.ary. tttaGl- hsylne boon aela .u tin pay
mont Of certain m1.cY 1ef,.n occurred "e "iu
soil by Iut.f. au. f.01. Ga lr. r.sInI-e-. on
FRIDAY .arrvrrp 10 l--4
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... o., . $500, a., d.. ',,,
r.. r q N % Do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

salvation oil will do Rheumatism more
good thsR any hlgb-preed liaiments. Is
cebtss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22

By Qgaros 90 Mccurdy,
and
L. e. Chlun e. Co..
Real Estate B.oz3rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUC-
X TlON OF THAT
MAGNIFICENT WSsFONE-FRONT COR
SER STORE
At THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF COVER
NOR (ORTHihTFESTH) AND MAIN
STREETS,
AsD
A SMALL ONE IN THE REAR, OK GOVERNOR
STREET, LATELY OCCUPIED By aRssRS.
PURCELL, LADD q co.
cowardin, who sues, &C. in the chsncery
Court Of tho City VI
Richmond. Decree
Dooley Sc, trustees. u NAy = $50
In pursuance Of the aforementioned decree
In said cause tie undersigned. appointed special
commissioners thereby. VAL oneg for sale, upon
the premises, On
TUESDAY. SOygsRER q. 1888.
a. O'Clock T. NJ. The PROPERTY mentioned
above. which is TOO we'll known ~ require an ex-
tended notice. The MAlN-SIkEkr STORE has
irOa o. - feet ~ inchas ard runs hacE about g
feet Tho ONEON GOV EhNOR arEFET has y
trout OF - feet inches esd runs Dsek aooGt %
feoL The property Is So arranged IS % DO a3 q
either ~ a whole or sub-diy.dcd sad may be Of
ferod IN that manner az sale. We invite inspOc-
sion.
Terms: one fourth cash: residue IN equal Ia.
stalments 40 SIX, twelve. and eighteen months,
the purchaser 70 give negotiable notes with per
cent interest added, and atio retained until fall
payment JAMES 4. DOLBY,
MEADE hASkiNS,
Special Commissioners.
COwARDrN. WHO SUBS, &C.. PI AIHTIFF. AGAINST
DOOLeY, 6C, fRUsrgKS. DLFsNDANTS--IS TaE
CHAacKRY C0URr OF rus C4rY % kl0HaoSD.
l. Benjamin VI. Berry. clerk Of said court. do
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by TIE decree ia said cause OF ID
OF May. 1855, has been duly glgen-
Given under my hand this 81 day OF May. ISSA
mol BENJAMIN II. BkiiKY. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
PHILADELPHIA. RICH ssgS
kOSD AND NORFOLK
i9EAMSaGs CoAPANE

Appointed esilin9 dayG Every Tt ESDAY
snd FRIDAY stl2 a.. ami every SUNDAY at
~.
FREIGHT for Tuesdays and Fiaiays steamers
received till il:O A. a.. for sundAys' siosmer
III Y. II. saturday frcighs recelFst dally1lg
kPA.
faro, 81
ler further information apply %
s. ". AcCARRICK
General Southern Asoat. On1ce kockests
W. n. CLYnR q Co.
xsi CsaerNl Agents Phlls'islpalA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
Monday. DECr1BTa 8 1888,

Bv virtue of thedecroe mentioned below VIII
sell by public auction, on the premises, respect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-22
DEPARTURE or sTEAHER~.
old DOMINION STEAM z>fTfR
" EHIP COAPANK s&saisA4is

old DOMINION STEAM z>fFfk
" sHlP COAPASK -AsahA2a'
RoR NEW YORK.
Steamers ioRve Richmond Every TUESDAY
arG FRIDAY a. +. ".
steamers Leave rsg York Tor hichmOnt
FYEkY WEDNESDAY Gai SATURDAY 4, T.
n arriving in Richmond MONDAY ana bkl-
Passenger accom- lnoistons unsuroasseL
CABIN laro ~ Kew J OiA ia Jaiu07-Hfer
route dnciuding meals ana borlh). -.-....s . %
Round ZIP tickets. limited u 1iity Gays
after dale Of issue.................... ,40o
Steerags win o. Dslstoncs .......-.......... co..
Storage Without suoslstenco..... ..-... 10
Cal faro va Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road ...........-. ....... .. ... .OJ
Cabin fare ga mchmoud and Petersburg
railroad Observation-Disclosures. ....... o.. ~ %
Tlrests can no outa,nei ~ 4. W. Garber's. 100
Man street. Chesapeake an Ohio ard ZION
nons aud Petersburg lopOts. an1 1E compsuys
edlces. 1871 hsin street. ana wharf hO.kefts
Freights forwarded and through l.lls VI IAdiug
fsuei for points beyond Nc0 Ork
Freight received 1a4y unui boar on sailing.
pa-.ongers Leaving. hiehmoaf "a GO&UAYS
II fSDAAs, WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS. ami
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake sud Ohio raii.
way nia ReHpou Ssw1 AZ ssi, ?. A.. All ~
Ncnn0nd anl P0tersuurg ralIoad ,sa.n0 daysl
Al iO.a A. M.. Nin MAKE oouuecsiyl e. nos
FOLk With eleanor leaving those dsya
eAOkGE W. ALLEN & 60. AgsHs
No 1871 aaiu strcet, anf
Eoa1 CompEny's snaf Bo1EsiA
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS, ~,
' COMPANY. Tor Old Point Nor ai--stl D..
fox, Portsmouth,. Newport N0HA tiafemont
and James-riyer isRdinK, direct. ~ elegsnt -
l0on steamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MOSDAY. WE'D fSDAI. aud hlDAf az A.
VI. str6ct-czrs connect
Connections ~ Oid Point closely with al lines
for northern cities same afternoon. also. nt Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the Solth. ana
virginia Beach James river b. daylight Grea.
tourist line Cheapest route.
Through tickets On steamer AMI a. CAREERS
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage cbockeI
through. State-rOoms engaged Zoe day Of uigl4t.
Freight resolved daily ior Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point Waveriy. HicksLord. Va and
al points Ia kAstern North Capolna, Eastern
Virginia. and al regular landings on The 8 amos
river, at lowest rates, ord thr0aeh ntiia issued.
LUCiES IS. rArUM, We ,-PrssideaL
No. iili dnin Stree. and kOcEetts.
IRWIN WE!slGgE. freigal aEd Pa .s3nger Agent.
= - -. ,.r.r.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
THANKS To JUDGEB BACH.

Said u legal gentleman of Bozemau
to US the other night: ~ am inclin.
ed TO think that Judge McLeary had
the U. ;. court removed 10 Miles City"
II this is your opinion. [ eau say to
you thstit is a wrong one. Judge
McLeary, before he stepped
oyer into the second district made an
order 10 the effect that the u. :. court
should remain at BOZ, man, but on
the representation Of Judge Bach, who
had occupied the Miles City bench,
and who was 30 profuse In his praises
OF the people aud the town aud the
generosity of the commissioners and
Others who had furnished him cham
bers, ETC., DeWolf WAS at once SO In
fatuated with the promises held out to
him by Miles City that he at u ce de-
cided In It's favor.
Come to think Of it, McLesry did
not have much to be thankful for iD
this district. The county commission
ers In many instances proved them.
selves ~dlsobliglng aud refused to fur.
nish that which was necessary for The
prompt conduct Of business. There.
fore. had McLeary urged DeWolf to
70 to Miles City, We could not have
consistently blamed him for It. 1t is
true that these appointed judges Of.
time demand more than they ought 10
get, but until Montana becomes a
state we have to offer the same In
ducements for favors that are offered
by other towns. II may seem singular
to eastern reader thaG the location oil
q court may depend upon what the
citizens OF the various towns may be
inclined to offer the judge, but under
territorial rule nothing Ia surprising to
the people here-BJzeman Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
The Llama Of south Amerlca.

The llama is covered with a very fine
silky hair or wool, which is not shed like
that az the camel, but when properly
cared for grows 10 a length Of from three
10 four inches. The finest is on the legs.
The animal rarely produces more than
one young at q time, the period Of gesta-
ton being six months, and il comes to
maturity at three years Of age. The In
dians are very fond Of the meat. esteem
ing il beyond that If any other animal.
They dry il in quantities, and they regard
the soup made from it as a sovereign
remedy in ne'rly all cases Of sickness.
At ordinary labor the llama will last for
twelve years. but those which are used in
the mines do not live longer than three
or four years, in consequence Of inflrmity
caused by the sulphurous exhalations.-
Consul Bakers Report.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Ventilation of the Capitol.

Mr.. Edward Clark, the architect of the
Capitol for some years, and who, / be-
lievc, is a New England man, has done
wonders in heating and ventilating the
building, which had moi the smallest per-
f~oration for either heat or ventilation,
according TO the modern plan. Great
fans i'll the cellar pump up many thou
sand cubic feet Of air into the house and
senate chambers. A network Of pipes
conveys heat where heat was never
meant TO be. The only provision made
for heating the building was big open
Fireplace; aud 10 this day in tho corridors
may he seen the long. high wooden boxes
in which the oak and hickory logs were
kept that blazcd up the ~chimueys in the
days Of the fathers. There are yet many
vast iircplaces at the Capitol in which q
generous wood fire glows and sparklcs--
one Of your little piles Of kindling wood.
but old time back logs, supported on
large iircdogs Of three generations back.
The committee rooms all have open fires.
either Of coal or wood, as the chairman
of the committee selects. Washington
Cor, Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Dl.u.l l.y,.. ,,iy.s.

The marriage Of an American or an
fnSlishman to a Japanese woman is not
50 rare an occurrence as the critics who
have been writing about L. II. Houses
clever novelette, seem TO think" said /,
Ci.laDat who spent years in Japan 10
mo tlr Cthrl night. "a number OF Eucli
mIrri25cs have occurred ia the past ,cp
~ fifteen years. may instance rs con-
.cuuui examples that OF one al he sec,
tg.agics Of tic Americas LEGATION 10 n
Japanos' girl OF noble blunI, aiid still
E:Urc striking. perhaps. the marriage If
the sitter Of ano;lipr attaCIrC of the
American LEGATION. Uoltrc liHyclf." h."
continued, accepted u Japanese girl.
TlIu has cared for Him l., lis illness like
4 GIuSlter. House il vgr" clever man.
r:'e oi tAc most brii.iant MOI | ever met,
but las been hudridGcn for years, ard
peculiarly dependent Gpoa The tondcracss
IIi I.uu@h;.Ullpz,G his adopted IIueh.
~, who las silowA II those h;rh, tine
i]ralti!rs which ho "a or. cs e. tho heroine
D, his li..lc story. Washington Cor.
Philadelphia l~,ccorl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

In the house, Monday, Mr.. Toole in
troduced Q bill directing the secretary
OF the interior to cause 20 be re-exsm-
ined all land. in Montana claimed or
selected by the Northern Pacific under
Its grant and upon such re-rxtmina'
ton to reject and disallow from any
claim or section now made or to b.
hereafter made all lands found TO ht
mineral As contemplated aud intended
by section 3 of the granting act. Pend
ing such re-exaninatiUn il is made
unlawful for the secreIBry TO path
any more lands to the Northern Pa
citic, and any such patents hereafter
are declared void.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

GEORGE ID. EAsTIN, a well know
Missouri journalist, who formerly
conducted IhelIunt-ville Herald, Glns
gov Journal aud Chillicothe Consti.
tuition, and later filed the city editor
chair on the Denver Republican ana
ST. Paul Pioneer press, and AS assistant
managing editor of the ST. Paul Glohe,
has accepted the managing editorshtp
Of the Helena tMontsna) Independent,
the leading paper between ST. Paul
and the Pacific coast. He will assume
the duties about Feb. 18th. -.Chillicothe
MOI Crisia.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
4 Misleading Prcmonition,

A negro woman of Pulaski. Tenn. told
her friends that she would surely die at Z
o'clock on n certain evening. SO about
fifty Of them gathered around her bed
and shouted and prayed and sung in an
ecstasy of religious fcrvor as the hour
drew near Tor the soul to take its flight.
But it didn't do it. On the contrar", the
woman went into an apparent trance,
from which she arouses occasionally to
eat a square meal.-New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

"What comic actor" writes Aurclien
Scholl In his preface 10 n volume Of o
membranes by Galipaux, ''does not do
pend 20 a great extent upon some gro.
tesqueness Of person. Hyaointhe relied
on bis nosc; Ravel on his curious figure;
Baron had an ~impediment in his speech,
which was worth C0,000 francs q year,
but G~alipaux depends upon nothing but
his wit, finish ard extraordinary gift VI
humor."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

The Bulletin OF tue American Iron
and Steel association finds that the
number Of iron furnaces idle on &c
count Of the coal miners strike il
twenty lone.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
4 CurIot.> Clay.

workmen who were digging a ditch
IN Montgomery county, Indiana, struck
Q stratum Of earth resembling white
clay, which turned black on being ex.
posed 10 the air. Pieces Of it thrown
Into the fire were found 10 burn flercely.
The substance Is supposed 10 be coal Of
Ne first formation.-Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Compressed Air Engine.

at the Newcastle exhibition can be
aenancw locomotive, run by compressed
iir. 1t isin;cUdpi for Underground work
specially and has already \, employed
a several of the Durham min,s. 1t La,
4 weight Of about two ions and runs OF
tnarrow gaU q. lhirty-thrcuG AID onc-lnli
,lrh track. The maximum load which
h. engine Will draw is twelve tons. The
iir is Il; 400 pounds pressure: and, viii,
load OF five tons Oh IN orr.ina:y road,
single air Charge will last about one
mile. -Chicaso Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

THE mining convention was held Al
Helena yesterday, to protest agsins,
the issuance OF patents for miner
lands to the Northern Pacific railroad
company. Delegates were present
from all parts Of the mining region.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

THE Presbyterian ministers Of Oms
ha have addressed a communication
to the Managers Of the Omaha Bts,
Ball club protesting against Sunday
games AID declaring that. In case they
are continued next season legal meals
will he employed to stop them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Cost Of Rare Orchids,

European flower collectors have visited
all the countries in South America in
search Of rare orchids, and during six
months of the present year $3.50 was
paid for these curious plants in one town
in Venezuela. - Chicago Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Thursday, February 9, 1888.

The Northern Pacific has closed q
contract with is agents in Yokshsma
for carrying from Portland to st. Paul,
the coming season, 10, 900, OOJ pounds of
tea,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

There eau be no death without a
cause. Warmers Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption remedy will prevent
and cure the many disorders called
Consumption.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

The GILLIAN government is offering free
loarl and lodging and a salary Of [l,jO0
paper money 10 q man Instructors 10
accept positions as teachers in the col
icges Of Cjul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

Diamonds are found at present in fivo
counties Of California, as follows: ANA
dor, Butte, FL Dorado, Nevada and Trim.
~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09

iaic aud Magneticspplinnccs
The medIcia, br neh devOIcs special attention 10
all ihTOpic, ,omulicaied, lriy,te and Wasting
Diseases, resulting ir m ably irea'ed cases OF &C.
ute ,r snecial rurr. or Z ON an iudisrreiions .
youth, bringing on sITrmaiorrhUa, Seminalf
Weakness aud an unnatural or in from the body
which ~ deimin, = he constitution also H. hility.
Decay, Loss uf vitality or Manhood, which result
from excess { maturity,
The reason 40 man, are not cured % above com
plSi I j. owing 10 . com iiea,lon called Prostatos-
rhTa, which our irealmen alone can cure.
Naricoceie. s0rmy veins in >orptum, htrictur-.
blood aud skin impurities s- edily cured; aeuts
pTya'e irnuhi,s :, saf ", cOnfd-nIially nd quickly
cured. CH'arTh Of he mucous memberance o. he
hrad or bladder suucrs.iu ly ir'a'ed; aso throst
and lung dis~asts. feWs e complaints and a deb
cate complicated diseases e ~omen, carefully
treated by orr new method whereby none - the
usual physical examinations pre rrquird. lis
plic rirnt. Of the Uterus and a~lfspecial complaints
prcGliar 10 females, sue q siuliy treat,d An
languages spoken and written Write N your ows
language.
The most powerful ELrTRiC BELTS free to %.
ticnts. Call on or address
Liebig World Dispensary.
400 Greary St., San Francisco. Cal
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-09
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
LAND
ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept. %. lss7.

To whom II may conc m:
Motto 1, hereby given thar the Northern Pacific
Railroad company claims little from The United
STATE under MS chatter to all lands within its
idemuiry lituiis, for whirh said companI his flee
selection lists IN the offices ~ the registers and
receivers Of the United states land offices In the
states VI Wis on Ia, Minnesota and oregon. aud
the territories Of Dakota, Montana, Idaho and
washi gtOn; and that snid comp any will resist ~
the land departments aud " The courts. any efiOn
OF any and all persons 10 acquire title Of IN or 10
any portion Of SAID selected Lands, and thai said
c mp nv will institute aciiJns in the cOur .
agsinst any person attempting 10 acquire title 70
or possession Of any o. said selected lands except.
ing through and under the Northern Pacific rail.
road company.
Toe recent ruling and order 81 the secretary OF
the INFERIOR j. not final, Il u contrary 10 the uni.
torn current Of decisions NJ the federal courts In
rela ion 20 the subject mator, The railroad com.
psny will resist any and all attempts 10 deprive II
Of said lands.
Gu W. p. LhMBORN.
IA McSAuGHT, Land Commissioner
Counsel.