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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

the real value OF property will be more sat
isfactoFy TO persons contemplating invest
unents il the city. The result Of investga-
tion in this line, the transfers referred to
having occurred since the first of August
1887, is given as follows.
piece Of business property, q block on
Pesrlsf. near the business center OF the
city which sold for $4,000, paid. city tsx
1923 50: school tax s204, State tax. 500
county tax, s5016. Total S642.96 or Il per
cent.
Another parcel OF business proper iv.
practically vacant. located within A bi ock
of Campau Place. was sold in November
last for st2.500. The taxes for 1857 were
City. Ssf28O. school S2i2.50. state $3.50
| county. So225. Total. S66e75 or 1 57-lo0
per cent.
A piece Of residencs property sold for
IS 500, paid CITY ts1. sis.12. school, $50 -
State. 50 %. county, S.7l, total S9712. or
little less than l.l5-10o per cent. Another
sold for 81 600 paid total taxes, 1852. or
| 27-lOO per cent Another was SOLD for
! 81 900 and taxed Sf3t2. or q fraction over l
per cent.
-Four vacant lots near the eastern city
| limits were sold together for 3, 100. They
were tsNed s25 2S-li per cent. Two lots
I IN the northern part Oi the city sold for
1 3fFt wee tcAHA fA@sas'-A iiNi tfitt- "A ~
| cant LOT. favorably situated on the West
| Side which sold for 81. so was taxed S25. -
II $500 per cent.
! A site for factory. which wts turned IN
/ a. = 600 N the organization of a stock
! company. was taxed 500. SOL S 100 Ger
l cent
seven vacant lots IN the outskirts Of ;hs
! Fourth Ward sold for 81 $50 spot cash lssi
| Fall. The taxes for lss6 were s20OI-l
/ psr cent.
It will be observed hat the figures based
on actual sses include stste snd county
| taxes-tossl tsxa.i0n--f0r year when The
rate of taxation vas unusually high-higher
I probably than il will Be Tor many years
20 come.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
A SAFE INVESTMENT
wplt ssoys TO ss - REAL ESTATE
In 80 citv - ersaa k.pis. TIE Pr~ssat
sas rraspeessrs NAta~ - Property
euF~ Poiassr - Far8re Weasth-
Mai Hsssss CosE Hsxa

EOPLE ~ho are 70 search ~ HOUSES.
business loestlgas. factory sites or for
safe aud pFohtaole investmsnts "a
real estate should visit Crane gids
It's true Our property holders and real ss-
tale agents sfe s0lrlsH hat % ward about
making tne sovautSges Known which they
really possess, and giving the exact prices
f0r the several ava. abe tracts of l4nd under
their control nnui they are surs off pur-
chaser Fhis ~s admis Is detrimental. and
thus as;tsring opening i very spparsn,
Tor eyersl bge capitalists and rsal estate To
iooker- % come and invest, and put their
purchases on the market a. rstes that viii
induce new corners and make bandsome
profit for themselves
The secret Of this reticence lies in the tart
thst while rssl estate 10 nov very lov
in price owing 70 the large number Of new
additions plated and hitherto unavailable
isnds reclaimed. the immense trade and
buiiding boom that is advancing with
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
Perhaps You Can wst- roT'pns In
tsraud Rapids.

Perhaps You Can wate roT'uns In
Grsud Rapids.
There are openings IN Grand Rapids for
men With brains energy and capital 70 en-
gssr. p-0ftabiy, ia the msnuisc.ure of the
articles msnfionei So follows Vsruish "a
stains and oilers. ket snd cabinet hard
ward. harness ana upper isstber. brass cast
inzS raiiroad iron. box print letter AMI
wrapping ssssrs. polished msrbie. bsvsled
and silver mirrors, stoves ranges and
fnrnsces railroad sBa stree csrs sire snd
iron fencing msllssbie iron snd css ings.
builders hsrfeare. cane an9 wood
ssst ehsirs -hi irsn cihs what
ooss psrlor fsrnif1rs lrsmss vyolen
clothes snd yarns psiats. ols snJ
dyes z'nr IN fert izers. hsrd IS for froo-1s
sna sgr.cottars te1s. cr-sus ead sewinr
rlscal1es ra1 carts hscEs. e1difisnsi
AT 3eTis- - aen'acx esrx s 01esp srd
ss111enf n 9sanutTh raste1es ard
Fs~slrv. rsasstoss ard Flau-ers fixtures.
7,1ce ss'~s 80 plre AZ she-f esd snficai
xeess se1c k5nz I'd Ere cot tocs7e - ffao-
x->5bs, zni4 goods s1d hosiery s1i8
srtrscfs snd speci6c rsflcsi preparations =.
fcrr f1Te tacs f-or usrre A. gTQsaus.
rkcrozTsr Gers usfsTi.s rsrs Eeo6s of Sil
kiadt = fscterr .s- dss ~ 1rg ssw 3rs "a
49, tsr 81 rrlse sE1--frs e - Dr.aa s..-
I1z wscf slcohoi furoer ars. cr-aeefe
o1e ro1 ~ ss~ lsf 81 r-7c = s2 vor1
q .serrts1ts- r-eHe
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

fbs Haaa1sS 4aa bt1sb-F fasastrs~s - tns
fsrszla ftlssF 4it~F
smoEs - many savsrtszrs Eaten re
gian4fseturefs 81 Graad Rsr.is posses =
a. q ssost i1sKaaast.1le s1peiF ef hard
sod smber. ihs anoaai ~ sblch nos
ssaiizsls - tssF 1ss . something 10 m4u
eaa tsL S.n.l4lzr 50 q mag appear thsfs
has nss1 no sasimets mzss ~ ths and
.oek@rs ~ to ~ road companies. nrnls o.
Er gaEe persons fl hss bssa szEi Eima1et
thst AZ ths ops8inx 0f the alcn gan tsntral
Esllrast here sas - tbs state. az very
I0s esl.ulatioa a0.8o ooo e8 feef I'd pine.
while ths bard soc4s were more than tso-
taids creates than thls emoant. fesre sIe
thirty eonaaes in she stafs which are d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

Th- Postal ssstissics fcr she Pass Tear In
t-rsnt Rspids
The esfsl recsipfs cf tie Grand Bsoids
rcsfofioa ior 1897 wsrs So 30 -, expenses.
Ss4 ao0o Yet rsvea8s. s. .sts.5s. Twenty
tvo carriers are err Dyed aud during lss7
the sgg-e2sfe uuu hse ~ piecss handled
rse fa.5iIai1 Aai letters co st, g.
te usu lefssrs delivered - oSt.
e - rsonev-ar+er business se1onafes 81
fs-- fo ss4f SIS 81. 81 Ftseh Al AZ 'i = wss
received fer oriers ssHeo. and ts7H E
was asit euf 0u rr 'ers rses~es NofTifl-
stsrfnne lAe redureieu iu the rate aud tie
ttcrssse in tne 1eiens rsrried ~ Sings
sfaup iee nef rsFe-o oe tram the posfo-1 -
aas seen ioahiss since fs~-.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

h.-tt +1Nl t&Fe talLt ne rlAoefe4it aaA
ara enjoying great prosperity. assisting
many hard-~ork irg iaoorsr and mechanic
ia rearing home snd an indepsndsuce
Many uthsr savings and deposit lnstitu-
tious sVisgs Oh a basis upon which a.. may
re,T. ana W. propose 20 mention none that
are u0s reliable
4 prosperous stock Insurance company.
orran fed in f9>1 with cas- capital OF
Si0enU1 increased the same 90 go 80 Ia
i,-e and has had a continuous record u
prosperity. lis sssets January }. I,s3. there
we're ffUo ks fSst Sin4 193. 1885. 2if5.61le
i-s6 ti2f lsT. Ist- kL+ Al. l-s~ S115. $40.
Nnp.e facilities Tor The store r. Of papers
and valuaolss are furnished bv two safe de-
posit companies. che conducted b~ q stock
company. witn $4,000. al ths other pm
rats enterprise. Each IS equipped wisn all
tde mooaEn safeguards against buryiars aud
dfe
Tn tatc-every vorkinEulsncan commaud j
as large WAGES - anvwhers in TIE country
prarortiouaie to ths cost II living. snd can
- assured 0f toe safe sespsnE and accGmu-
lsfsou ot wages
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

BESIDES these taeTs are nQmtrr ol sluai-
al homes and hospitals projected and =
aambef of az vale tofoes ana hospitals lhat
are wei teealsssd All n4ntaiasa ..
those pFoieaed SDf for which plans have
arszdy been arasn. IS the rev Masonic
n fias. 10 oe & si.l Sy fae Mason ifaie' nilv
ui Tax entire Slste, and Nhich viii froOAoly
ie ibs tnesi ana Fuasi coWplsse institution
al t..s klna IA TIE wofid fhe loo@uon las
heen ssltclea on higE. I1iHue iaHd ovel
iae6lAs k-ad axe. 4na 3 eul al The man
building IS shown r.sre hffe tAls p4lsT
it vii he a solic structure ~ re- hIick ano
stone ard vii c0sl ~ lssl Is vii ne t~o
stories tlgh. with = loits stnc of the
AomnDes lue siyie az sfchieci0rs. wlth .
tower a. extend lllo feel above tie
ground will have 10 frents. bogh
simllaf 70 assiEn. ons isCing iovAFa
tlt north snd iht sks an irs otbsf iac4ng
weSi and t0wers Tie lopnisf driveway
each iscni being 50 feei long AlpBc these
frens ale pouhet and hsiconies and the
building sili a. cDs the . Asons of thf state
can iass lusi prl1e ia. a hospital baiiding
delaC bed lroSi ne hcWs boiler house sso
detached AID oi1ef nn' sings ~1l ne erected
ui'ou Zoe lsnnSoiRs pfapsrts. To, Street
Railway ne 14ble tei' eAr ana = nfanch oi
tiw nf@ Hfau1 Aae'ds .af.s.us 4 Detroit
hAl4 oai 2isas essy Sloess 10 fhe hemf aud
grounds ir1lA the afv
Thus are ali intEIn. aged dis4bied and
weary ole provides iof BE- ibt phiisnghFo.
p-ts oi ell secis aud Conditions sr tht Valley
t4ty
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

nal system, etc, $4,000. Total. sla97, 100.
Less the liabilities. not over s75000o. this
leaves the city's net assets y 900.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
The, are nsuus,e-. ,aa =, weu'a r..

They Are Bousdi.>s sf.d a. weu'd Take
Too huoh Spsos lo I.aui..sf.ss Them
! am asked - ceHtrhaie az article OF the
resources of hicaiean Tor ihs SPECIAL
Edition Of the relRsaAA. Why.
my dear srs. II ! sss - launch forth INTO
al enunc istion and aesenp'ien oi Niohi-
sans nstursl resources ard e.. sborats there
on, there would be room ioI nothing else in
yoGr paper 10 say nothing Of 'ts acquired
resources, brought about bF 10 r tT4wn aud
muscle Of $4,000 men on % o91 iArms.
WY. the figures iOI crops raised sDd
money earned would meke YOU dlHzy. Ia
cuse me ! shall Dot si,rmDt Il.
can tell YOU s0DethinF bout the nstu-
re resources II tle St2tP. bOweyef. although
ihelf name b legion. There are. uO euume-
fsfe them. lumber. SAT-. cfCos OIL and
"a ara gas iion. csppeL silver aud gold.
hsb. game. wli rgits. Ere clay, binding
stone lisns rock aud tht l5esutial gypsum.
which answers 20 msnv purposes. from
bul ding stone ss fine a. any marble down
80 a i-rtil5er Of zoe soil 10 the form which
YOU term plaster.
You may ihins tie hga-e. are high but
from the latest returns as uLmbrr of per
sons emplOyei in TIE development Of these
tdiufI4 ltctlf1Fts anu Auf NAfft fclCtfr1
by them each year. are o. follows
Industry No. KngageA Wage
Lumber --.... .,..--.. D. 80 $1,000 .ou
MINING -------.-----. ll.pf - uh
-alt ana Oh ----...-.. tiulN 81 = u
AgrCultlrt ---------- ------. -.-Asi.is1 - -
Totals .....-......... A.loa sss7oo.eo
Nearly bali miifiop men with brarny
hands and vel -oeys opvJ ipgsc e. are EN-
ployed in the development Of these grand
resource. Ans siill THESE are rsoeivins less
Than 500 1900 In wages. IL averages
rnly about S2Ol wear for escb lssoncT. but
b. must be renien perec thai TINS inc.u1cs
ouiy the unsEiiird s6o-. sDd tbs' which Is
en4pioyei on al sHetase About oDo-tnirc of
the q umt.
rbese miners. llmbermen, fishermen and
iGrm isborers are happy ano contenied e.
hundreds " ao have sfte homes aud large
families IN Grand Rspids and other cities
wlll attest.
Talk sbolt 8ichnssrs resources and he
men who sre' developing them Mny. .
age volume could be written on TIE FOR
tunes mnae and .osf. or tbe huudress of
thousands OF uuskllle3 Iahorefs 20 which
fser have given employment, or lie thou
lands % 81 ilei wofkmen whom sbey have
madt independent zno ne many million
aire- ihes bsFs oevs one1 from among ~
energetic enierpriADg. E5-xheS1 citizens
! our Com IA Oh wealth spG
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

The CITY heSpitsi =, "a mans impliss Il
: muuicils fnetll1tIan. baili g. a. sxpsnss
thas faF al p3a en kss.sl. besF me
Southeast sals limits f. a. hrick sfrac.
ture vel hestrd and Ventilated 9n1 MA
all the modern improvements
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

vsinseie Adjunct to the Prosperity of
toe Sorkingmen.
No better safeguard for the small earnings
and Savings of the mechanic and laborsr
can bs found than in the hands Of the Loan
and Building Association. properly con
Quoted under che laws of the State ~ Mich
yar. there sre iu operation Ia Grand Rap
IDS rs 0f thess assoristOss as follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

f0ltoD-st. The doors al the institution are
s.s1 fhfosn open ~ women O. A. asses
who heed ten nporsfs aid ano sssisIsuos
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12

s-s-< s~ps~ 80 A~~ ssss~ ~A~s~~-s - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-12
COVE RIGHT ALONG

err-s Eupts. ,-.u tar- i'ooa fssa,ta-,. f- d
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Ice Sailing with Skntes.

Ice sailing is the latest amusement to
take here, and it has become very popu-
lar. do not mean with boats, but with
skates. The skater crosses two sticks
binds him and covers them with can
vas, making the whole about six feet by
n or two in extent. He places this sail
against his back and runs his arms
through the sticks so as to hold il. With
a good wind he can 60 twenty miles an
hour over smooth Ice, and he can tack
and beat against the wind, Just as in sail
ing q boat. There is q ten mile surface
at Creve Cnur lake that offers elegant
sport. 1t is very exciting, but it requires
some daring to start in, as the rapidly Of
the skater is apt to terrify the man who
has never tried il. la skating with the
wind ones eyes water, but one can seq
quite well enough to avoid holes. There
would be little chance of being saved if
you did blow in. However. it is an easy
thing to blow across a three foot hole in
going at a high rate Of speed. 1t is very
exciting sport and require very little
practice to master its ~intricacies. 1t re-
quires comparatively smooth ice for good
skating. If an obstruction is met with
your fall is pretty hard.-St Louis
Globe Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Men Wearing Varied Colors Again.

Gentlemen are slowly but surely drift
ing back to those days when light and
fantastic colors were necessary to a hand
some and well ordered toilet. The ladies
are no longer to ~monopolize the gay hues
with which the rainbow Is decorated. In
the animal kingdom the gentleman mers-
Der Of the family generally puts on the
plumage or wealth Of hair and fur. For
prof, behold the lion and the gold or sill
yer pheasant. ! say gentlemen are slowly
but surely drifting back to those days Of
blue silk coats, yellow vests, green knee
breeches, lace collars and WHISTLES, etc.
Don't you believe itl Examine any new
tailor made suit and see if a pair Of
trousers are ever made up nowadays
without a gay colored piece Of v shaped
silk inserted and joining the waistband in
the back. A finical gentleman would not
wear trousers that did not have this
literally entering wedge. The crimson
hccktie is already the proper caper.
These colors are bound TO widen and
lengthen until they cover the form OF
Creations lord.-Cincinnati Times-Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
The Babies of Japan.

The little baby is not offered its natural
n~ourishnent for three days. During this
time the liquor Of boiled rice is fed to il!
And it is not tucked daintily up in soft
white blankets in its clean little bed, but
set up in a small tub and covered with
coarse, dark comforts. The only relief it
has during It's infancy from this uncom-
Portable position is when it is put on its
mothers or some else's back, inside their
clothes, and taken out for an airing. 1t
is claimed by the more enlightened now
that this constant sitting position, or
being crowded against some one, with
shoulders thrown forward and chest
pressed in, is one reason why almost all
japanese are so extremely narrow
c!'ested. 1t is anything but pleasant TO
ecs a 2-year-old strapped on the back OF
q 4-year-old, with head ~(Ehayan, Of
course thrown way over 10 one side. the
unhappy little victim fast asleep with The
hot sun streaming ON il, and flies feastinJ
on the dirt which is almost invariably pslt
OF a Japanese baby's face.-Bsbylyod.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Germsny's sepu,chrai Stoves.

The German houses are entirely want.
ing in the comfortable warmth we are
accustomed to in America. Their sepul-
chral, white porcelain stoves, twelve feet
or s high, dispense almost as little heat
as cheer. Solemnly erected in the cor
ners of the rooms. they present an aspect
that twhen n is in a homesick mood is
remarkably dispiriting, and often they
produce the sane effect on ones spirits
as would the near neighborhood OF the
monuments and gravestones they so
strongly resemble. But the bed furnish
ing is as oppressively warm as the heat
of the white, ghostly stoves is insult
fcient. The great elder down quilts, that
always form the outside coverings. are as
thick and heavy as feather beds. Beside
the sweltering heat that these produce,
there cannot but be the suggestion that
very likely they may already have done
duty for several generations. But those
who have always lived in a country Of
vulgar progress probably do not appreci-
ate the conditions Of living in q land
where aristocratic conservatism prevails.
1t is not at all likely that houses in Ger
many will be warmed by steam pipes or
furnaces. or anything but their colossal
white stoves, for several hundred years
yet.-Hanover Cor. Boston Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

son 81 psrformlue thoss cutIe. 10
entitled / the provisioa.l compan-a.
tion aud any court Ia tie land will m
b ID. We think the equity attorney
81 uallatin county will r-cun.lter the
t nd taken aud Deputy Clerk
Bailey will he aIlowcI the con,-
p-nsstion I, which lie Is ent tie.
80 far ~ renewing th- record. from
Gsllstiu county IA 90 Ic,rnrd, aud IS
u erudits contemporary observes,
"s,v- Gs!lat'n c"unty . thou-snd dol
las = year. they must first set abou,
removing thu county seat, In fact ia
without n term of court slIogeth-r. II
you are al hsily If, ue,ghbnr, We San
m Ike room for your records ct Mile.
q ~ aud al'o givr you the use Of our
g ur, house and Chief Clerk McFaI.
Lame
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

JUDGE DE Wolf has bsgr1 his
term Of court at Miles City under
favorable supices, having already ill.,
grstisted himself among the bar aud
people Of tn At district, who will only
realize how well he presides over a
court and how great will be this dis.
trict's gain. His transfer to the See.
end district after holdiu /, court In the
Third will make his first experiences OF
the cares OF office mn u%nuruslly heavy
tax on his endur ,nce, the duty cf pre-.
siding in this district being conceded
enough for a Judge At one term with
out any extra vork.-Miner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
hadn't READ THE LAW"

To establish the fact that in throw
ing Gallatin and Custer counties in'o
one. district with Miles City as the
center. the supreme court was a little
of, the Bozsman Courier quotes that
portion Of section 946, Fifth division,
General laws providing for a CLERK OF
district for Gallatin county, also n por
ton Of Sec. 9i7 which s,y. ''nothing
In this act shall be construed a. to au-
thorize any compensation for any dep
NY clerk ia raid counties OF Deer
Lodge, Gallatin, Lewis and Clarke "
Custer. Mr.. James Bailey WAS ap-
pointed deputy clerk FOR Gallatin by
Clerk MrFarlane under what he pre-
sumed to be u strict y regular ussgr.
Now the county attorney OF Gsllatin
has advised the county commissioners
that they have nc authority OF law
10 pay the deputy clerk and Mr.. Bailey
{. Ia aquandry only equaled by that
the commissioners find themselves in.
~ docs no heip the matter any 10
point out tue error mo when th'
Courier mas ialie" III It's ci'a''on OIL Tue
law on nus subject ou' u neadlng "i
ths article reau u law sa
trlhs pfesnnptlVe' SECTIONS Sio ana
va, from when the Courier q'ote''
are 10 their ordef respectively sections
lahd 81 an net concerning Tue iees
and compensation OF Certain ul-tri't
ohisf-'' approved hArch ~ ioo, ana
10 ionce from ana after Tue 'nlfd
oay III December 1885, ana ho' un''i
snen'
A'regards theappolntnenloruep
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

EMPERoa WILLIAM has been re
ported dead daring the last q
hours, bot IL seems WAS q mistake.
vOne thing certsin, however, the aged
and beloved Kaiser cannon last the
month uIt. Aud the sad fate OF th.
Crown Prince, himself wing NJ deaths
door, casts a pail over Fstherlsnd
which 10 felt and shared 10 by the
million, Of Germans who. while calling
Am,iisa their home, retain q reveren.
tial impression of the land of their
birth, which 10 nothing to their dis
sredit. either.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
People OF Alask.

Governor Swineford says in hs annual
report that there are 80, SOC people in
Alaska. or these, 27.500 ar. uncivilne.l
natives, 1850 civilized r~atives, 800
Aleuts, 1900 creoles and 5000 whites.
The year wa regarded as an exception.
ally bad one in regard 10 temperature,
but the enthusiastic governor, who was
acclimated in the northern peninsula Of
Michigan, says that he has not changed
his opinion ns 10 the general salubrity and
mildness Of the climate. And this seems
10 he borne out by the statistics Of meteor.
ology, for IL cannot be said that a eli
mate which ranges from . dcgs. below to
Il degs. above is harshly cold or scorch.
ing in its heats.-Now York Mail and
Exprcss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

from tn. natives Of Persia or from French
mark even, fancy wool burls from
VIII. ITO carve out veneers for manu-
featuring purposes. have demonstrated
by recent experiments that red wood
stumps possess meritorious qualities for
such use, and will undoubtedly be sub
stituted for the more costly woods in tho
future. The demand for burl and curly
red wood for finishing work has already
reached large proportions in the west.
The large butts Of trees now Icing slain
in California forests will he used to q
great extent.-New York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

THE railroad strike Is assuming
larger proportions daily and it begins
look As though the eLtire railroad trans.
portstion might be hsrrassed ana
eventually parsly zed by the striking
engineers and firemen. Federal IN.
reference may become necessary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

The county commissioners OF VI
lowstone county when in session pro
vide themselves according to the
local raper) with Gig ara aud whisky,
Stopped by = murder"u- looking As 1sl.
Colts double action. The question is
does the county fp,t the hillS?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Table Decoration.

A Paris letter says the lat. agony in
silver table decoration isa very large plat
ter with a swan at one end. Ontlis cof-
fee cups are served, with a cream jug and
sugar bowl. The swan. with its cut.
stretched wings and curved neck, Is in
reality O coffee pot. 1t is an old Louis
XIV conceit. - Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
No Other Railway in the Northwest

has Ia 80 short a period gained the REL
utntion aud popularity enjoyed 10y The
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL LINE.
From a comparatively unknown lactui
ia the COMMERCIAL world, II has been
transformed "a M indrpt ndrnt, iBflu.
rntisl, grand Through Route, WIN
magnificent deIDt-, nuprTb equipment
aud unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering TO details IL
has Won for itHell IA reputation of solid
ny, rHfpty. convenience aud sttpntinn
"a It's patrons, srrund a. M railroad H.
the country. Pu Imam slrppprs, mod
rl- Of mlatial comfort. dining ears Ia
which the cuisine and general appoint.
ments ARE up To the highest Standard.
aud coaches especially built lor this
route, are among the chisf cleh rtls
which have contributed towards eater.
ing successfully To "A discriminating
pnblir. InnHtpd directly on iia line,
brtwren Minneapolis aud ST. PAIL aud
Milwaukee and Chicago, aud Duluth aud
Milwaukee aud Chic go, are the Iollnw
ing thriving cities nl Wisconsin and
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Fails, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, Wis.
Ifonwood, Mich, Bessemer, Mich, Stew
ems Point, Neenah, Menasha, Oshkosh.
Fond du Lac, Wsukesha, aud Burling-
ton, Wis.
For detailed Information, lowest M
rent rates, hprths, etc., vim this route,
10 amy point in the South nr ' ss', ar.
ply To nearpRi Ticket Agent or address
WIN. s. MElLEN JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Gsnl. Pasr, a Ticket Ag,,
MILWAUKEE
2. N. ANs0h, Northwestern Passenger 6gi.
No. 10 Eieolsti iIvvss Block. Minneapolis, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10

The Montana Mineral Land asso.
station IL meeting wi h marked sue.
cess In the matter Of donations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
Saturday, March 10, 1883.

THE Mass ,cbusett. senate has pA,s.
cd O bill for biennial -lertion>.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-10
HE'D Wood for v.nr.rIng.

Veneer manufacturer having been rrt
10 much trouble and czucnse u cccuro