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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
Al InpriO. Miss.

The Rev. Mr.. Flanaghan, one OF the ed
i,ots Of The Cumberland PrcsbWcridn, pub
lished at Nashville, preached in the Cum
bcrland Church here Wednesday evening.
1T 5. Green, OF Guutown, and W. q.
Gibson, Of shannon, election commission
crs, are in Tupclo attending TO the duties
Of their Office. Capt Charles ID. Clarke
went TO Birmingham Monday on business
and returned Thursday ..."Col. John A..
Blair and J. q. Robins went to Fulton
Monday on legal business Mis- Maggie
Clarke, one OF Tupclo's pre;tics, and most
accomplished young ladies, visited Ponio-
toe last week and returned home Thus.
day.....O. l.. Siribling visited relatives at
| Fulton recently and came shome Thurs
| day.. Prof. &. l. lrion, OF Washington,
| is delivering q series of lectures here on
music...COl. W. L. Clayton returned
| from kosciusko, Miss, Tuesday, where he
| had been attending the Cumberland Pres
| bytcrian synod....Gcn. James l.. Finley,
| president Of the Helena, Tupclo q
! Decatur Railroad, has returned from
| Safdis, where he went recently 10 look
after the surveying corps Of his road.
| 4. j. Russell, attorney for the Mobile *
| Ohio Railroad, was IN Iupclo last week
| GOOD. II. Taylor, better known ~ Tab,
| Of Verona, died at his home Sunday morn
| ing OF congestion Of the stomach after an
/ illness OF only few hours lie was thirty
one years old, and seemed to he in the
| best Of health Just a short while before lie
! died. lie had host Of friends and was wide
| yknown as one OF the best aud most popu-
| lar commercial travellers in the South.
| The Hon. ;. NJ. TAYLOR, OF Pine Blnf,
| Ark, who formerly resided here, WAS
/ here few days last week, having been
/ summouscd by the death OF his brother,
! "lab" Taylor. Mcssrs j. w. Keys and
! l.. I. IuylJr of Verona, were ia IupClO
/ Ihur,duy....Gtn Finley recently attended
/ Circuit Court 90 Aberdeen on legal busi-
| ncss.....A Mrs John n. Oglcsby, OF this
/ place, Is visiting her fathers family IN
Union c0unty.....Luk Gates, who has
been sick ut his home herr for several
weeks, went on ayisit ~ his fathers family
Of Fulton Iucsday..... The Roy. George
). lngc, 81 Holly Spring, passed through
here recently on his way To COrinih 10 visit
his fathers family. Miss Annie Sirib-
ling, n bright young lady OF this place,
represented the Cumberland Church here
in the Sunday-school convention held Ia
kusciuskO last wCck.....n. 4. Christopher,
oi the 1upclO foundry, b on a visit 10 his
family in MERIDIAN. Miss kinnio long
aud Mrs. Il. ID. sclaril-, ol Verona, visited
the family 81 Capt j. s. Thompson, Of
this place, last week.. Albert TlnkCslcy,
OF Verona, Is now clorking for Capt. T..
Elliott, Oi this place ...... Misses Mary aud
Belle Baskin are visiting friends and rcla-
tiyrs in nucna Vista, Mis......M.ss Aleen
Evans Of Moscow, Tenn, Is visiting the
family OF W. T.. Stcgar......Mis- Anna Long,
of this place, has gone to Amory 10 teach
school,. Miss ". ;. Banks, OF sherman,
and John X. Robinson. Of Hue spings,
were in town Friday on business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
SMALL INVESTMENT AND QUICK
RETURNS.
That Zoo. 900 Capital Prize.

From the New Orleans Ti.1yuuc. OF. H.
'Ihai vas the first time ever bucked
at lottery" said young Edward W. Casey
10 a PiolWmS representative ON Wcdncs-
day last. lie was waiting ai the Louisiana
state Lottery Office on S. Charles street
Tor n check Tor 5000, which was being
drawn MP a. payment Of part Of the scc-~-
capital prizc Of $4,000, in Tuesdays
drawing.
"Whcrc do you reside, Mr. Casey"
quCried the reporter
"No. - Olive street, Algicrs ! am a
ship carpenter work Tor the Red River
Line. am % New Orleans boy; was born In
the Third District and am just twenty-five
years old, said ihc young man In o. con.
iilcnt tone peculiar 90 one who feels au
interest IN what be- is talking Of
"Quitc "a nice litllc sum for 81. Whom
dil YOU buy the ticket and what number
T. it3" asked the P'cryHf man.
81 bought q 0no-tWcuiio'h part ~ ticket
number 73.glB. ON Monday last. aud ID Is
the hr.i lottery ticket ! ever bought
III may ask, sir. 10 what usc do YOU
intend putting your ncNly Acquired Tor
tuner
II intend 10 invest Il IN real estate and
continue working at my trade said Mr.
Casey.
Atth's junciurc in the conversation ono
OF the gentlemen camr from behind The
counter and remarked jo Mr. Casey
"liprc o. q check ior 5000 on Tie New
Orleans National Bank, Mr. Casey. Please
let me have your ticket"
The lucky little piece % paper num-
bcrod 1896. was handed ihc clerk, AMI
Young Casey received bis 5000 check.
llo took 10 20 the bank. drew q small sum
on 10, deposited the balance and walked
out into the street very happy Young
man
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Tor Ner,ousne..


USE nowroRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
DR. W. C. llanscomc Minneapolis. MINI,
says u used 70 in o. case Of acute rhcuma.
usm' during oonyalclccnce tie particular
sym pioms wished 60 relieve were slrcplCss.
all ! dcsrCd.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
nnhInsnn,. IIn,IIng rnInrc.

Bobiuson's three Floating Palaces will
give exhibitions at the foot Of Count street,
tomorrow morning. anl will give daily
exhibitions during the week Of "a museum,
mrnu.nf.u AnI lLrLiur.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
AMUSEMENT SEASON.
LIZZIE EVANS AT THE THEATER-
MINNIE MADDERN FOLLOWS.
Roland Reed Closes the Week With tn o
woman Hater," "Humbug" and
"cheek"-Stage Notes From Many
Points-Personal Sketches.

Lizzie Evans and company closed an en-
gagement at the theater at yesterdays
matinee, when "The Buckeye" was the
attraction. No performance last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
AIInInnlIn.- -.

49, y. u. Lawrence, OF Crawford vas
100 thury Monday. M Augusta Task.
yudI,, rmuei l,,i MONDAY from pleas.
aut u#t io friends iu Epat.,.l'r....M. rs
N.'Uo Fried. Of S.1rb,.I'e Who Don, been
visiting her friend MH lEuhl kaufman.
hl,triuuyl home Miss su.r Bank,
returned lssi Monday Go her home iu
Columbus. Ca Mr COL w. D. Hum.
IhuH, whose Fu.st fho hls bayn while
here, accompanied hcr....N.s Ada Ice
Harvey who has been visiting Mis Daisy
sluyIu, returned home o. TOW DAYS aso.....
w. l. Reynolds lo.t last Monday for a
iir over thc sBic... Miss Mamie Hanks,
u' Columbus. Ga. who has been visiting
hyr.nynl Miss Eukiu Young ui this place
iur some time, lcit icW DAYS ago for her
home. taking Miss lrkiu with herr.
Mrs Kettle Chapman. of Cuuolton. Ala. q,
has returned home after q pleasant visit TO
friends and relatives IN Columbus ...... ".
&. Meek lett last "Wednesday Tor Nirks.
butg, whore ho viii practice hIs profession.
Mt Meek, though Young man. has been
a member ui the Columbus lar Tor some
years, and his friends regret exceedingly
that he has decided a. cast his lot In our
sister ty...... 4 quiet wedding took place
here "Wednesday evening, the contracting
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

Df. J. VI. Bauuoek and wife have 70.
turned from an extended visit 60 Virginia.
...... Mrs J. y. Suowden, OF Memphis, Is
visiting hor daughter, Mrs. s. T.. Anlcr-
SON, un Main street,, MIS- ". J.. Rob
crtson and daughter. M.. Lido, urc visit.
ing friends len Louisville aud Cincinnati.
Mrs Con. 4. VI. Campbell and her
daughter Miss Kate, are on q visit 10
Columbia. TENN. Mrs. T. /. llosiDrl j.
back from n pleasant visit 90 Mississippi.
.....Mis EIu %. stephens. nitc1 OF the
late Col William II. stephens has gone
i1 Columbia. Tenn. a. live. Misses
Ethel GRAY aud Amelia farham an home
from pleasant visit to DmphiR...... Miss
Maggie Fraction hns returned from n
rfuIrci,l visit % Dryslcn, lonn...... Aliss
luui. lIrmau hls gone tu linc Mount
U.u. Miss. Wh'Hr rhr viii teach v.uruuun
900 Oh. college there ...... hIl. lyua Lyon.
az l.lurih. kT. Be- hUy. tln guest u.
tho family Di tho EHy. y. ~ Roberts ......
NfH l,uHIH Grows. tlp 1WUUHhHl
niece ui Col Robert J. Chester las De-.
turned .wW visit iU uI.fFcs at Pueblo,
tl....N.. DH Ifny, o' Nh.'D,II'y. I.Hu.,
b. here visiting lrf UNCLE Prot o. e.. TROY,
i8s, Main Huuf ....N- Caroline Nuf-
Uuy, With uUr two daughters. Kate aud
Mary, after visit hgnH. lDIi i1r ihy rAUmr
no Canton. Mis-, Yesterday .....J. W..
NIIts. UI Cedar tmpgI, Hernandez County
WE hrp chic ve,k....Nus ~lIlip Land.
mIk UIl two aUus, of lrsHU't. Ark, WHO
have been visiting llr family oi l,ouut
Brown. lyN for homo iUIa vook ....N i.
| T. u.lss. Who h1s been visiting hHr dlugb-
I irr Ara T. D. Gregory, no llUnnIns.
Tom, has returned homo ...... 90, Row. a.
| j. lia'l. u. fHis r,iy, hu boon uI.gl Co lhc
/ Passionate Ui thc Flea Hul Plains Baptist
Church. Iu ihH Tenth District. ihIa county
...... tIui g. g. Duncan. % prominent
merchant Ui NhtUUUr. Tom, was uu a
l I.ts.|ft... ...s. H..l... fI.t. oh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

Miss Fannie MAY un be found In her
studio, No. 81 Madison, Wednesdays,
Thursdays aud fuiays from 10 ull
o'clock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

Miss LrwrttYN viii receive pupils
In Elocution at 40. 50 Adams street. Call
after 3 o'clock. system pclaarto stand.
ards reached through Natural - ihods ~
taught In the Monroe College OF OmiorY
Iuaf0n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

As extended course OF Lectures ON
French and German literature and allied
subjects will be- given at the lligboe School
this winter by Prof Leonard ScwclL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04
SOCIAL TOPICS.
Events in Memphis and Roundabout.
Movements of People in Various
Places of tho Neighborhood.
Interesting Memoranda About Well
Known Society Lights.
Everybody at Home and Ready for
the Social Campaign.
Tho Social World Whirling on It's Orbit
Very Much as Usual-An Insight
Into the Events Shortly to
Engage Attention.

HE first white
shower OF in
vitations fell
throughout the
city the past
week.
1t marks the
opening of a sea-
sons gaycty and
in many ways
becomes n red
letter event in n
J series Of similar
gatherings, The
first party of the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

few days since for Jackson, Miss .;....
Messrs. 9. NJ. Dean and Sam Alexander,
OF Chulahoma, were in the city Tuesday
..... Louis Hastings has returned from 81
Louis and Cincinnati ..... Col. j. w.
Stephenson was in town Monday .....T The
Hon. ]. NJ. Mckinney was in the city
yesterday .....J. NJ. Crump, OF Memphis,
was in Holly Springs last Tuesday Mr..
and Mrs. Holloway and NJ. A. Brown, OF
Oxford, were guests OF Mrs. II. w: Walter
for few days.. Bob Sheppard, John
Mmbury, J. G.. Thompson and Nick
Roberts. of Memphis, were out Sunday
...... Some little boys were playing around
some OF Capt Sam Franks cotton
day or two ago, when one OF
them thoughtossly struck match
on one Of the bales. The result was six
bales considerably damaged Mrs. Sallie
Nunnally and daughter, Miss Mary, spent
a night here on their way from Memphis
to their home in Tupelo..,...Dr. j. W.
Gray, Jr. who has been here at his fathers
several weeks quite i'll with typhoid fever,
is improving. ... Miss Georgia Bowling
from Mount Pleasant, and Miss Jessie
Benton, Of Memphis, were in town today.
.....T The Hon. W. :. Mullens, OF Byhalia,
was in town this week ..... Judge and Mrs.
H. S. Stith visited Collervllc this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

Hronys 4 llAurR's Is the place to got
good hargains In jcwelry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

fiNg blankets cleaned aud soft finish
guaranteed by Memphis steam Laundry.
orlcr wagon 10 cll Telephone "a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

No LADY should be without Hylo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

ment indefinitely. This announce.
ment will no doubt be very gratifying
TO those who have put any credence IN
the Tumor above mentioned. The
Macqueen house under the able man
agement Of Mr.. Callahan has attained
the ensiable reputation Of being one OF
the best hotels on the line OF the
Northern Pacific road, and its bust
ness IL perfectly "a isfactory to Mr..
McVsagh. Its fame il 80 widespread
that Traveller. on the road make IL a
point TO stop over here to rest ana re-
cruit from u long rail trip, thus giving
our town IA prominence that were the
conditions otherwise, 1t would never
acquire. IL is eminently proper that
our citizens should show their appre-
citation OF this fact by u more general
local patronage, aud IA winter ap-
proathes aud transient patronage
slacks up, this should be done.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
DRovER HOUSE.
Yellowstone Park in october.

The Yellowstone Park association
have arranged to furnish transporta-
ton and hotel accommodations through.
out the Park during October at greatly
reduced rates. Passenger traing will
make the round trip, Livingston to
Ciunnbar aud r%etlrn, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, aud a five
days trip from Cinnibsr to the prln-
cipsl points 10 the Park can be made
at an expense Of not TO exceed thirty
dollars. The rail rate from 81. Paul,
Minneapolis, Daluth or Ashland on
the east aud Portland and Tacoma on
the west, to Clnnibar aud return, will
be $1,000, and from intermediate poi [,
one aud one fifh fares, hut not to ex.
coed 5000.
Tickets will be on sale up 10 aud in.
Guiding October 18th. Parties golnI
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
The MncIueen House.

The recent visit OF Manager Calls
han OF the Macqueen house 10 Chicago
having given rise 90 a rumor that IL
had been decided by Mr., franklin
McVeagh TO close the house the c NJ
ing winter, n JOURNAL reporter yes
terday took occssion to interview Mr..
Callahan on the subject, aud ascer.
tained In u remarkably short space OF
Time that such n step wa. not thought
OF, and that the house would remain
open and under the present manage
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
". G.. +. u. or MILES CITY


Oar urNl iruuIslic entertainment
vail Dr pn Thursday next. Ur,oDer -,
0u which occasion The MHyuns trio
ogs ,iiuF o. Scott .n2 Nl'. md Misc
J-.~u Gaut,el.r w.i nppaor m tnrIr
,aug ahi- Gl.ue-ynl,uy, "gIip Of the
Ola B!spE.' lJl- "a new piece pro.
aHcrd au y - York iue -nrlag iurtUc
lr-I ,ime. The New York sun thu-
comments Oui;:
\ luton ul UOI-tclUus mirth and old
fashioned nIviOilauIa vas RccnD-
pit-nel Win entire SUCCESS lat night
II Third Avenue Theatre. Tue result
was made possible hy the well directed
Efforts oi a dozen aclor and actress :
WHO Dud been -el-rted with Il view u
indIvldunl ability, aud yet has been
GROUPED "a Tint The entertainment be-
came harmonious, is now and then
exaggerated. The vehicle for this I'M
usual achievement was "A Chip O.
the Old Block" from the pen of Her
bert Hall WInslow, u young author.
anu n Of promise. He has retsiued
the accepted forms Of melodrams
while departing from the convention
ality of hurlesque, and between the
two the night passed quickly and en-
j~oysbly.
The chip was An old salt who had
seen service, spiked gus. spilled buck,
els of blood, aud then talked about IL
all the rest Of his days. He figured "A,
the protector Of tue meiOdramatic los
child, who had to dance aud sing cOu.
stauIly, in order TO keep her spirit
under the interchangeable pursuit of tn,
genteel villain; In the end she trl
umphed, because she was pert, pretty
plucky, and on tue correct side of tn,
law.
Briskpess marked all the comedy
and appropriateness was n feature q
the musical trimmings. Mr.. Robt. l.
scott, n droll and original comedian
who talks and winks like Lester Wal
lack, was the Chip, and Mr.. Harry
Mills vas equally acceptable a III,
horsey young ian who loved the hero
ine, and welded her with the CHIP
blessing. The performance WAS smootl
and spirited. Nothing better 10 IL
line has been seen this season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

The long looked for aud much
talked OF double team race from Miles
City to Ashland has been declared of.
AT 6 O'Clock last evening, the tune set
for putting up tue whole OF the $500
stakes, Arthur Maxwell was on hand
with his money. hut Aud not appear
ing, Maxwell claimed the $50 forfeit
and il was paid over to him.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
LOCAL TIE MS.
A Snre Care for Paos.

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment
has cured Blind. Bleeding and Itchi, g
Piles when all other Ointments have
Jailed. 1t sbsorbs the tumOrs, allays
the itching Vt once, acts as a pOulticr,
gives instant relief. DIR. Kinks Ger.
man Pile Ointmenti i, prepared only fol
Piles apd itching of the private rart-,
and nothing else. Every box il war.
rsnted. Sold by John Wright. Drug
gist, Miles City, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Those who are trying 10 break I'm
the bsnerul habit of intemperance will
experience great benefit from The uss
Of Prickly Ash Bitter-. Liquor de-
ranges the system. Prickly Ash Bit.
tiers will remedy the evil results and
restore the brain, stomach and liver Ia
healthy action, thereby strengthening
the will power, thoroughly cleansing
and tonIng up the system and remove
every faint OF disease. II il purely a
medicine aud while pleasant to the
taste. II cannot be used as a beverage
by reason OF It's cathartic properties.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Auy p'r-ou DayR&a G7ylug hor-e
u.a' taey WISH 20 put ng' loT tic WIN
Ter iu' biz keeping, can put him in
'Scelleut bands by corresponding
with Il. y. Corcorau, veterinary SUI.
ge0n, Mics Guy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
wen 4.

Asst WA. imprgcticable for US to
respond To- The request Of the Worlds
w. Z. I. u, PRESIDENT to set apart
Oct. IA as "a day of prayer for the bless.
ing of God upon the white ribbon
army and our beloved cause 'For God
aud Home and Every Land" we have
set apart sunday evening. the q st for
that purpose. all the pastors have
consented to give up their regular
services for HAT evening aud will
unite their Efforts IN this suse. The
services will be held at the Baptist
church, beginning at the regular hour.
The exercises will Include three terse
speeches,
Personal Pu ity rs q Means To
Socia! and Political Power" by Rev.
Weeks.
The Home O~rgaDjzns Against
Iuiquity in 'Governmeot' by Rev.
Lowry.
"Otje,t Of tbrWorld's w. e. T. u"
by Mr.. Temp'et1n.
Let all Christians join with Us in
earnest prayer aud true 'aitA ana let q
fonse Ui our great need NJ fur blessing
az God as Il people sol"mn,lf all our
]deyuyuus. \ cordial welcome to
everyone.
~. Z. 4. n. on MINE CIIN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
Mn.ic Denler. Drcorah. Iowa

WE wish TO employ a reliable man IN your
w county. NJ experience required; permanent
position tor three year., salary iUCrra,et each
year, Light, .ssy, 1, nuDcl business, MONEY Ad-
vhnccd Tor sa'aD, adyeriising oic. largest NAH
UfAe'uFrTs iu uGr line. Enclose 2-UeHt stuu1. No
posiaIs. Centennial NfF Co, Cincinnati, a..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Attention Is called TO the profession.
al card "f Veterinary Surgeon Il. T..
COfcursn which Hlpc,rs IN another
column. Through II tong and active
experience with the iil- OF horseiissh,
Dr. Corcoran Is abuudantly qualified
TO practice successfully IN this line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold IA prayer aud Bible
reading service this saturday, at 3 p.
~, at the Baptist chuIch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20
sheet Music Free

Any piano or organ player sending
IN their address aud n two-cent stamp
10 pay postage viii receive IN piece Of
sheet music. Please state II you wish
The muse for piano ar organ, iHstru'
mental or vorti, eG.y or difficult. This
offer is only good FOR 80 days.
p. G.. PETERSON,
Music Dealer, Dpcnrah, Iowa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

AN,r making a tuur of the y, +. h.
r.. from ~. Paul TO the Pacific, Pres
ia at Uakcs anl superintendent Hon
ualord paced through yesterday on
heir return Zip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

declined to be lured by lucre, however,
and the two-snd-s-half-pound fight
Ing dog cannOt be matched ut paesent.
Jack is or another trail, however.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

A big Spanish monte game at Pep
per Il Jones' was the excitement OF
that locality. One man Is reported to
have gotten away with nearly 500.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Hon. Il. H.. Carter and Major Eaton
arrived Yesterday morning and had
the whole day In Miles City to enter
tain friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

90 his way to the government saw-
mill yesterday Dr. Fish killed a num-
Der of prairie chickens, which he said
lined the road for miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

An attempt was made by some OF
the boys yesterday TO get possession Of
an Indian dog almost n dead ringer for
Sid Paget's with which to cap n fight
toa finish. The Cheyenne papoose
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

VIM. IL. Bullard and Jepp Ryan
aud others have gone up the river on
Il hunting trip. They will boat 1t down
The river fiom Forsyth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Major Mcqueen wa- down ifom the
post ugllu y'-terdsy, the ssrond time
since tDr Hu. deuI oar.ll him six
weeks sgo. The Major d, almost hi-
oil -rI; again AMI uD IasJ'ur results 81
the sceiUent arr entertained.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

a wagon ana team OF horses from
the Cheyenne agency WAS driven in
yesterday by two hslf-breeds. They
wanted 10 sre the town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

John Bean, the republican steno-
grapher for Judge Bach's district, nc
cCmpanles the O~satorical delegation,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

THEAmericSn Magazine for October
Is an exceptionally brilliant number.
1t opens with = richly illustrated de-
scriptive paper by Lieut. Walter :.
Wilson, on the Seventh regiment Of
New York which introduces n seriss
entitled "Ameries's Crack Regiments.
DR.. VIM. +. Hutchinson furnishes an
other OF his charming south Ameri-
can papers, describing in this Issue
the OriuOcg river. Another very in
teresting contribution is a summer
drive, with zen aud pencil, in the val
ley OF the Connecticut. by John r.
Chaplin. In addition b other vslua-
ole literary features, are n series OF pa
pers on practical questions Of the day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Modesty Carer was taken up on an
othernf his bets yesterday 10y NJ. e.
ConBers, the wager being 500 10 500
tHa' New York wnuId 20 republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

into the Park should call on c. 5. Hef-
ferlin, agent n. p, a. r., Immediately
on arrival at Livingston. For full
particulars inquire of your nearest
agent, or Chss. s.. Fee, general passen-
ger and ticket agent. st. Paul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Me-.r-. Btankeustyne and Bidell,
Of New Wore, have gonr up Tongue
river 10 King for "a location for the
mncn they expect TO stock with cat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Cattle sales at Chicago Oct. is: Rea
"a, l2is, Sass; Wood 20, 1912, si.l5.
Receipts 1850.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

Col. T.. G.. Waters arrived from the
west yesterday to take a hand in the
republican rally here last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

fimples, boils and other humors are
liable u appear when the blood gets
heated. To cure them. take Hoods
Sarsaparilis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-10-20

The Tongue river pool shipment
will not be made for several days yet
on account Of a scarcity of cars.