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hundred or so new shadings, in the popular
33c. Satins These are extensively used for
fancy work of every description, and you can
hardly imagine shade but that we have it,
Elegant White Silks, in a great variety of
weaves.
23-inch Ivory Shanghai Silk only 15c per
yard.
27-inch White China Silks, also in the art
shades, only S5c per yard.
24-inch Ivory Japanese Silks only 81 per
yard.
27-inch White and Cream Shanghai Silks,
only 81 per yard.
24-inch Ivory China Surah, only 81 per yd.
This Silk Is very much used for Underwear, and
Dresses requiring TO be washed
White Silks, in Gros Grain, Fsille, Franchise,
Surah. MORE, Moire Antique and other weaves.
Wedding Silks speciality
(First floor: new annex
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INITIAL" SILK HANpKERCHIEFs

The large stock Of Initial" Handkerchiefs
shown last Christmas was only about half as
large this seasons supply. We make a
speciality Of Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, and
quote the following interesting items:
Mems White China Silk Hemstitched "Initial-
Handkerchiefs, hand-worked letters Pinch
hem Only soc. each.
Mems White japanese Silk Hemstitched
'Tnitial" Handkerchiefs, hand-worked letters,
pinch hens. Only 75c. and 81 each.
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HORSE BLANKETS.
CARRIAGE ROBES.

Quite wide range of kinds and qualities,
beth round and square. S175 tos7.
Fourth Aoor)
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and na prayers sl@s each 745,na Tg a4 ms
T AIDES, BLACK, -coIoRED AND STRIPED
H.. Hose F Sc MISC Misses, Blssk and coiorea Hose Sc:
%sas IStc; KkTFM4Sss Double oOmbiRst G11s
:; F. T. I. e. 6 6 + 4 E..
f ! f. f. $ $$S IS IS
| 81 :: s F
+ SSSxS TIT ZEE Rnf n ZEE E ssss TIT
Il M N T ZEE & ZEE ssss +
| f II
s. e. E. s. s 8 1, s. +; s:
This list will give you but a faint idea of the i'm
mensity of our stock, which you certainly must see
yourself if you wish to know whata
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
is Our line embraces everything that can be sold in
RELIABLE GARMENTS.
This department has always been our pride. We
take EXTREME CARE in making our selections;
good many styles we design ourselves, and hundreds
of others are confined TO exclusively
OF OUR OWN IMPoRTATIoNs.
The Berlin Garments cannot be surpassed In
FIT,
THEY ARE SPAR EXCELLENCE"
| PLUSH COATS.
These goods we consider PERFECT. Every style
has been made special order by experienced
hands and made with especial care.
Our $50 Plush Coat is made Of fine silk plush, seal
trimming, is satin lined, and 40 inches long, Excel
| le9t fit. An elegant value for
| NEwMARKETs
| In Ladies' Cloth Newmarkets have q very nice
garment of STRIPED CLOTH made with pulled back.
bell sleeve. Come in all Sizes We also have the same
style of cloth with Raglan sleeve Choice of these two
| styles
| In Newmarkets showing an immense line of
all grades PRICES, FIT, and STYLE we guarantee to
be correct. You should look them over carefully
| IMPORTED GARMENTS
| of fine Braided Cloths We are showing both the
ANGEL" and "Tell" Sleeves and all the latest novel;
ties in Long Double Wraps. Prices ranging from
| $50 TO s45.
RAGLANs
in all the Cloths We are showing an endless va
| riety at all prices
| MISSES GARMENTS.
We have just received about 90 imported samples in
10 and 1s years Sizes All handsome styles, the very
latest shapes. and new CLOTH Among them are very
pretty styles of Cardinal Cloths. braided in Black
Elegant shades in plain colors and stylish stripes and
great many novelties.
GRETCHEN COATS,
In very pretty styles, with Angel Sleeves and Belts
Striped Cloths; sizes from to IL years Price:
| $3.50; RISE, SOC. A SIZE.
SCHOOL NEwMARKErs,
With capes and Bell Sleeves: sizes, H. IA and 16
years We have them in both Checked and
Striped cothsI Price:
1926 FOR IL YEARS; ADD soc. SIZE.
It is q wonderful garment for the price
An we ask is an EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
and comparison with Others. We know the result
Bsfs A gg s Mn Nm :: ssss
nss 7rH. srH AND D STREETS
MIssEy HAND ToBooGANs lec: YOUTH
s same Yssfhlity' sse KAuFAANs boshas 6o@bss-
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Let the past speak for the present and then no
PLANTATION is needed concerning the ELEVENTH An
nual Grand HOLIDAY OPENING Visitors are re.
ferred to residents for explanation.
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VICTOR Z. ADLER,S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. IN
927 and 929 18th st. NV corner Massachusetts ave
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays till IL pm. n26
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MosDArs 'SroRr News
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRop.

On every hand may be seen preparations for
the Holiday seasons business. You who have
been uncomfortably crowded in former seasons
viii no doubt appreciate our greatly enlarged
selling space, secured in annexins the Prince
building
Those departments which play the most i'm
portant parts in the Christmas trade have been
greatly increased in stock and space, and every
thing tending to facilitate business and enhance
the comfort and convenience Of our patrons has
been done.
A great part of the Christmas stock is already
in, and each day for awhile will note the arriva,
OF more.
FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
About ire hundred shapes in Baskets. How
is that for VARIETY Baskets Of every descrip-
ton, and for every purpose to which they can be
put. Present pickers will get the best and
cutest, so don't be last We have only room TO
touch on the two extremes in prices Small
Fancy Baskets in every conceivable shape. for
decorations, pincushions. hair-receivers, pin
baskets, button-baskets, jewel-baskets. lunch
baskets, whisk-holders, &c, &c, sc. &c. TO 81.
work-Baskets, Csc to $3.50.
Scrap Baskets, 40c to $3.50.
Work-Stand Baskets A frame stand, holding
two baskets, in White and Colors. Very con-
venient and serviceable. White, So; eolors,
$3.50
To help you pick, we have made up big baskets
full Of little baskets, which are ticketed choice
Of this lot &C.; the choice Of this lot lOc., and
soon.
We have also secured very attractive assort-
ment Of Celluloid Fancy Articles such as Card
Cases. Pouches, Glove-Cases, Match Boxes. lin
cushions. Calendars, and a great variety Of
other fancy shapes, unique and attractive, suita-
BILE for euchre prizes and holiday gifts
tSecond hoor)
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MIssEs HAND ToBooGANs lee: YOUTH
ssms gg.lity, sss. KxUfHiSs. bos6is 6onhs me-
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These goods we consider PERFECT Every style
has been made to special order cut by experienced
hands and made with especial care.
Our $50 Plush Coat is made Of fine silk plush. seal
trimming, is satin lined and 40 inches long, Excel
le9t fit. An elegant value for
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-26
wM II. McKNEw,

n23 esa peppsylv.D,. ,veDn.
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csc STIRRED and and f Ria6s Cloths ioE 5Se
S1.55 Fancy velvets for 75c
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
10 per cent of the marked prices of all Dress Trim
mings, Buttons and E,nbroideries
LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
10 per cent of marked prices of all Laces which in.
eg ge n the new ya 9}rsger vi Nets ,o
i2s1c Lace Tides for ) for 25c
SECOND FLOOR.
rS Elevator in passage adjoining Glove Depart
SHOE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
Ten per cent Of the marked prices of all Shoes and
Slippers for Ladies, Misses, Boys, and Children
CLOAK DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS
$40 Rselans, in all styles, fer So.
az listers in al styles for $12;,
~ Seal Plush Jackets Tor 500 ~A-
rs iodjeska and fang try Seal Seal Wraps for 800
% jersey Mssgst Cloth az coats for rS s. $50
81 Braided Beaver Coats for So
Sl3 Custom made Beaver Goats for AID
g ys insy h in a. styles for
So Flannel Wrappers, all colors. for s.
Tea GOWNS, i IN ali stylss f aSr III
30 per cent of the marked prices Of ali Ladies' SHIFTS
APRON DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.
CSC India Line Aprons for Ice
sos Fife Hand Embroidered Aprons for 40 20
sTAATIoNHE oRs. pD I.;AR soUvENIRs.
22c Boxes for 2oc; lsc Boxes for 15c
lie Piaying Cards CASUALLY 25c ag for1ec
10 per cent of the marked prices Christmas Card.
STAMPED GOODS DEPARTMENT soUyENIRs
25c Splashers and Pillow shams for 19c.
35c Tray Covers, in all styles for 25c
4Sc Bureau Scarfs, all styles, for 39c
Csc Monte Cloth Scarfs for Toe.
OTHER I'd FLOOR SOUVENIRS.
GLIB Hand. knit worsted Skirts for csc. =
6sc Canton FLANNEL Drawers for Soc.
S5c Melton Cloth skirts for 69c
81 Merritts shrunk flannel Skirt Patterns for IN
1gc Nurses and Mattresses Caps for Ice - ~~ss'
75c Corsets in all styles for SOC.
19c Envelope Bustles for l2c
Csc Embroidered Yoke Chemises for SOC
9kc Night Gowns, in all styles, for SIC.
80 Children's Plush Goats for S.
1880 Plush Caps TO match for 1.4S
$l.25 Silk Caps, In all styles, for CSC.
39c Infants Cambria Slips for Bic.
Soc Hand knit Fascinstors for 20c
39c Hand knit shirts and SacQues for 29c
Lees busy hourn. to 10 a m and to 8 ana 8
to . p. N.
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
"a LlsNER,,
NJ oenef 12th u and n ava y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
Two Ways. Cho,,s rhncl,

There are two usual wtvs Of doing what Niture
someIim $ does inrompl"tely, mandy to relieve
the bowels. One /. to swallow a drastic p~urgative
which evacuates srpfu civ, ab uptly AM with
: ain. the other is to take II ,~.iptter's stomach Bit
tiers, th. effect of which 4. MT yo ent. butts cient
ly thorough, and which Zoe, not grippe I e intes-
tines. Ifthe first is sels ,:sd, the person employ
log It need not expect permanent benefit aud he
cannot hope TO escape the facilitating reaction
which leaves the organs as bal or worse OF than
before. II, on the . her hand, he resorts 10 the
hi tiers, he eau rely upon lbs rest 'rA ou Of q
regular habit Of body, c consequent upon a renewal
OIL h.althiul tone IN the la estinal canal. Il =
sides BEAUTIFULLY relaxing n" bowels, the Bitters
arou es a dormant liver, imparIs n beneficial im.
petus to the c.ou or the kidneys. and counleracis
ihe early iwingrs u rhrunaii,n, q dendancy to
govt, md malaria in AL it. forms,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

The spirit ol celeb, alton in the Chin,
ese quarters VA infections Sunday
and their American contemporaries
ahly abetted the riot and ruction with
81 Whaling and general exl |
sraliOn, moved thereto from the re
%membusnre OF the days "wh,n
you and / were young" A
number of acrobatic young men
,crsmUled tn the heights Of the bail
block and delivered a SNOWFALL, accu
rat .ly thrown, in rotation with each
blucn Of Celestial irecrdckers. The
Cinnamon got tired out long before
the Americans. however, and had
nothing in common with the after eel.
ebraliun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

DROPOSALs FOR WAGON TRASsPORTA.
l. TIDH.-Ohire On ef QIarterIn tsier. Depart.
IA nj OF naknta. saint Paul, MINI February 10,
lSSs -sEAl.ED rROPO.ALS, Tor Wagon Trans.
p~'riatIon requi ed IN this department during the
n,cal year ending June 3Oih 1859. will be Tee ivei
at this o ce un'l u N, on MONDAY, The lah
day 81 March. lsSS. n opened immsdia ely after
in 10 pr seuc' OF bidders. Blank forms Of pro-
p0sals aud toll Instructions 10 b oder, viii he tar.
Hishrd on app tcatiDn To thu. office or ~ ',nic : Of
the Qusrterms,t RS Department At Chicago. II g.,
and lIel ma, " 7. A. =. Rockwell, Major
and Quarerm ,ster U. :. Army.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

bad cookers. mental worry, late IA urs,
irr gular habits. and many other
things which ought not Ia be, have
made III. American people II race OF
d~ysprprirs.
hut Gre. n'S August Flower has
done n Wonderful wurk IN reforming
his -ad ba,jne-s and making the
American pe ,ple 20 healthy that they
ran enjoy their meat. aud br happy.
Rpmemter:-Nn h,ppi less without
health. Bat Green's August Flower
brings healIh and happiness Ia the
d~yspeptir. Ask your druggist fur a
hattie. Ss~vpntv-fvp @ MS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

The team Of bays driven by Capt.
Ewrr- Of Fort Keogh, became IN.
III nageube in the city, yesterday,
and took n lively squirt up Main street,
around Eighth and in the direction 81
the ru,irorf grade. Can't. Esers was
alone IN the sleigh At the time aud in
II little while succeeded ia reducing
The refr Glory st.ed- t. the ranks AMI
hrou0ht tly-m back from their little
jaunt decidedly winded. but other wl-s
Ia good condition..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
Mendacious nisrrp e..utation.

Charlie q mli sends ~ . coay Of the
Lincoln (N-h,D Jmrnii, containing a
nntire of An % ungs ui extraordinary
-,z- that i uu exhibition ~ tat city,
grOwn-So -,vs 'he veraciou| reporter
by Hoi. G. II. Gould IN ms Florida
property.
This il II clear cas- at blckaliding. as
we are IN condition Ia prove. The
facts are that the orange wa grown
on Charley Gpuld'- tree claim on the
north side NJ the Y-llnw,'oue in Gus,
ter county. NJ ,ntans. FROM which hi.
orange and banana crop was harvested
and shipped early ia y 'vember last.
The orange grove in Florida WON'T
work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, ,

Mills LIrY, NJ. A., Feb. 10, 1895.
fo the pubic:
Tue board of health wishes once
more Ia remind The public that small.
pnx .eenIs io Ie spreading throughout
h- northwest. IL il reported from
ID .ktia uu the llue VI the Northern
PIriia railroad, ut Glendive, only 70
mites east of u, aud al various places
n The territory un u west. The
hoard of health wishes IT, urge the pub
lir To Use every pf~ecautIOn to ward OFT
The disra--. II move all decompo,pd
vegetable aud animal matter from
your cellar aud back yards, enforce
absolute cleanliness about your re-i-
riencr- aud get vaccinsr-d witLo out de.
lay ID, noT await thu appearance Of
The disease m our midst.
L. +. FISH. NJ. D.,
b ard Of Health, Nm. vANGAsKES,
lCh,-. Blows.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
The Ch.yenn. A. Sorth.rn.

In reply TO n letter Of enquiry, nd
dressed to the construction depart
ment # the Union Pacific railway rel.
alive 10 tue rxtpn-im nf The Cheyenne
& Northern branch ~ Baffd', Wyo..
TIE editor nf the JOURNAL IL in receipt
offs reply from V. q. B,sue. chief en-.
gineer, stating that "whIle we have
such An axt-uNrn |, view, we are not
prepared To cnm nunu'tt- with you
Just yet on The subject" H. IL there
fore evident that the report that The
&. 4 Y. was to h. extended Ia Buffalo
NAV Ire r. rsrdpd - nffirIll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Dyspepsia Is terrible. DsorGered
I'VE, IS nilsery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nature.
Inc human digestive apparatus Is
o OF the most complicated and won.
derful things In ex. stence. 1t il easily
put out Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
Notloe-Board Of Arbitration.

A. meeting OF the territorial board Of arbitrA.
tion held this l2th day Of J~anaAry, AID lsss. II
vas resolved that due n tice should be given that
the board ~ Arbitration Z The Territory Of Mon.
tana has been duly organized in accordance with
the law authorizing the appointment Of a terri,
torial board Of arbi'ra ion By the governor. And
that parties having any matter ~ dispute thai
sholld be considered By the board can have du,
cognizance taken Of such matter by applying q
DR.. Chas Mu'sigbrOi. chairman u the board
whose address Is Warm springs, Deer Lodg,
county, Montana, or TO w. 2, penrose, secretary
whose addr, IS IL Butte, Montana.
CHAs v. N~uSSiGBROD,
Chairman. Board u Arbitration
Helena, NJ. T.. January 18th, 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
To Carpenter. aud Builder..

On or about the 18th OF March bids
will be called for, ol the construction
OF a pest bath house At Fort K-ogh, /. e
structure to be of frame, l6xi5 on the
ground and 10 feet high. This will be
a nice little job for some OF our me.
cbantcs who have been resting ali
xinter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Jno. Nottingham, n p~rivate in G Co,
9Th Inf'ty, aud ~ OF the participants
in n recent prize ring encounter. has
becom. insane AND 10 now In irons at
Fort Kengh.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

A plentiful sprinklingo Of ashes along
the city sidewalks would be greatly
appreciated by q bsck-liding public. At
one spot, and within thirty minutes,
seven falls were noted ard all the
Frustrated ones were remarkably
.obpr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

DR.. Redd has returned from the
Kirwan n Langley ranch on Tongue
river, where ne was called to attend a
young Englishman named Grosvenor.
The patient was doing better when
the Doctor LETT the ranch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

The freshly decorated Macqueen
house dining hall will be in n blaze Of
glory-.l-ctric light and waxe" tiles
AT s o'clock his evening, and the leap
year party will be In full swing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

At the Catholic church, yesterday
morning, Father PauweIyn officiating.
Mr.. Edward Flynn aud Miss Rather.
ine Golden were joiued In the bonds
of matrlmuny. FL Flynn is one OF
the old.timer. and Is TO be congratu-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Major Wyman say- that The iTe ron.
tractors for this end of the Northern
Pacific road are getting along finely
and that the Ice IL IN excellent shape.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

One small particle in the eye pain,
the whole body. Use Warmers Log
Cabin Extract. II will cur many u
Dalu,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

The JOURNAL has received from
Lieut.. u f. Il ,tes. Of the chief engin-
ears office If the Department Of Ds-
k ia. u very accurate map Of the de-
partment aud j. murh obliged therefor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Probate Judge staehle Issued u Ii.
cense Il wed, yesterday, to Edward
Flynn and KATHERINE Golden, both VI
his city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

L. N. o'Dell and wife are at the
Mscpueen, from Big Horn City, wyo.
Mr.. Odell WAS formerly engaged In
the stock business In that section,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

lated upon having secured rs a part
ner for lite M estimabls n lady as MIS-
Golden. The bride il n sister OF Mrs..
Jas. CUlrmai..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

WIN. Var Gssken went up 10 Henry
DAVIS place on the Yellowstone, yes.
trid ~, To bring in II small herd of beel
cattle for the home market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

]. Wilkinson represen ed on the
Mscqueeb register, yesterday, hailing
from Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

The remarkable quietude Of the city
last night may be attributed 10 the ex.
odus Of the cowmen who Eave been
with US, lol these many days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Just received at Ell Arnold's, direct
from French manufacturers, choice
doe,kIn and b~roadcloth for full dr.ss
suits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Two great enemies-H Hoods sarsa.
parilla and impur blood. TIE latter
l. utterly defeated by the peculiar
medicine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
prp-ia an ! LAYER Complain? SniIoh's
ViIallZe" j. guaranteed Ia cure you.
For sale by W, T.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Anyone falling 10 receive a vslen-
tine this morning "a be Informed Of
the reason thereof by applying at this
office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

To-day is Shrove Tuesday, more
readily emembered from the old-time
custom, particularly ia the south, OF
providing the LUSCIOUS pancake u. sn
Indispensable desses. TO a good dinner.
Tomorrow will be Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of the season of Lent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Didn't look much like spring, yes.
terday. although sunday was a day OF
drip and thaw.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Go TO Bill Billiard tor Best's Mil
vaukee beer in auy quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Several heavy, extra freight trains
passed through. west bound, yester'
day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

CArAkRd CURED, health and
sweet breath scared. by Shilol Is
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Nasal Injector Tree. For sale by w.
T.. savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

SLEEPLES> NIGH Is, made mis-
rfaOle Nv tha, terrible cough. Shilob's
Cure i the r"msdy for you. For sale
Dy w. + Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Leave orders for C,ms.ock's coal at
Skinner store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THAT HACKING COUGH a he
50 qurKiy cured ~ ~hIioh's Cure
We gu trsntee u. For -nle by w. +,
; wage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
Notice

Regular meeting Of the Miles City
Building Association this evening at
1880 o'cluck. n. B. WILEY, Sec. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

ID. Hanley aud Chas. Funnel, both
Of ST. Paul. were at the Macqueen yes
terday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

II. s. Lewis, a we'll known stock
rancheI of Howard, NJ. T., was In the
city, yesterday, on business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

All train, are running clearly on
schedule time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Johnny u ok, Sam Bird-ell. and Ed
MrGhee made n clear start for their W
country ranches yesterday. The boys
have b Ell making qlite n stay in the
ritr ana Mr.. McGhee must return for
july service at the coming term of
court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Great preparation l. being made for
the Leap Year ball tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

CT Eos. was u sunday visitor from
Boston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14
LOCAL ITE M S.

Saratoga chins At smith 4 Haynes
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Nice pure Michigan apple cider
Just received nj Flaharty's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Eastern mail '''.'''-l w p m
wester mail p m
Once open from 5 "a unnp'm sundays and
Holidays from $50 p. m. iill7;Sop' N.
JSo. McAusLArD, P. N.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

Court.
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send
greeting 10 samuel ~. larker. defendant
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought az inst ytu by the
a'ove named plaintiff in the District court
OF the Third Judicial District Of the
Territory OF Montana, in aud tor the SAID
county OF Custer, an TO a swer the complaint
dled the Elm. within ten days exclusive Of the day
of %~eryice) afler the service on you Of this sum.
nous lit served within this c unty, or, II served
out Of tuis county, hut in this district. then with.
in twenty days; otherwise wi hin forty d,ys-or
judgment 10y d fault vii b taken against you, &C.
corii Z to Ia. prHyerof said complaint.
This action l. brought to recover the sum of
sl2sl u up n a pr missory note da ed Feb, Il,
1857 due SIX month after date and interest there
on from date at the rate of six per zen pr annuIn
ant al o 10 iOrec Ose q lieu OF mortgage u onall
the right, title and Interest OF The said defendant
7 rksT In and 10 the property and premises Of the
Parker Cattle Company, the said property be ing
| sirua ell IN the County Of Custer aud Terri DRY oi
| Montana, ant for a. order Of cOurt, that I'll sal
right. title aud interest OF the said Defendant y r.
ker he sold by tic shsr ff Of sa d county according
10 law and he rsctice Of his court 4" satisfy said
Judgment aud mortgage, A. will more fully appear
hy rpfsren . g. complaint On Gle herein. And you
ar hereby mortified that II you fail TO n, ar and
au,wer the said complaint rs above required. III"
said plainlih will apply o he c uu for the relief
dem ,nied IN he coHir ain aud f"r costs Ofsuit
Given under ms hand aud the seal OF The District
Courl Of ibe Third Judicial District
o. The Territory Of Montana, in AND
for the aid county OF Custer this . b
IsEAL.l day OF Feb uEry, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred unO
JAMES MCFARLAND. Clerk.
! c. r, MIDDLETON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-14

In the the District Court o. the Third judicial
District OF the Territory Of Montana within and
for tue county OF Custer.