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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Ths public are hereby cautioned sgsinsl
purchasing sn article Which - nos beiHs
offered ~ unauthorized skents. pErportiEg <
- ee Pref baIss 0lsaDiscssBt ana non-
peiso1ous ssFals sKssTEninstOE. ss sli soca
articles offered by such agents are bogus,
unisss bearing ny Slgnsturs. sna The oOly
sxe2Is authorized - sell ths kenulas article
Invented and manufactured by me. Bear
my sagnstCre N fuil on their coD missions.
kopKEICK J. NcDokALD
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

There "a is~ made sy ths isss lexisls-
tire tat 10 ssloon man can obstruct he
rew Of his bsrrnom sfsr hours. thaf a.
ne hsr n 1st - ia such q condition that q
rer~ea rsn loek tar,ugh ne frcns wssScw
sd - ipsfh sites ~ ne b.r. Yesterday
jean Schottv add Nike Woad. wp-s ar
re.res tt,r vs,,l allnz thfs Az
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28
Mr. lslereland af Marian

MARION, Mass. July 27.-Nrs. Cleveland
received no visitors today. The weather
was inclement. II is expected that she and
Mrs. Folsom will attend an entertain IN en-
tomorrow night by A. w. Nickerson. OF
Boston, ct bis country place, on the other
side of the bay. Many notable p eople are
coming out from Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

sivsri Stsrksnberx. Of Grand Rapids
township, and B.skeds Boer we're married
m Pslo. Ionis couaty. nearly quarter of a
century sxo and have three coil drsn. = bov
= yesrs Cd. sea t~o girls aged IS and {.
Yesterday Ar. Stsrkea5srs by bis sstoraev
Frank Holmes. lid . It'll IN the Circuit
Coart asking f1r . divorce On the groGads
o. desertion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Los ASGKLEs. July IA reporter who
formerly occupied a position on the St
Pouis Iosi- Iaspateh, while standing al the
ssnis Fe depot ' sterdsy. sass man and
woman on . north bound train whom be
Identified as Editor Moore and Mrs. Norton.
The runsvaY couple from 81. LonIs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

George Thompson. the 1au arrested
soss tire szo sor stealing . isdv's cloak.
hsa eis case adjourned szsin n - Police
Csars yesssr3ss uat. nsxt Wsdn~S5sv
This czse hxs Seen hsngng frs for the past
f,er vars
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Ce'licals the great dspSruf remedy .16
hsir restores Cutslir- skin BesUtifer :
SO ess "a n nsstch ess zrscs . vo1tkfz'
eio~ o. az sxed ace securec ~ Crtsiins
Ws ks-ss ss~ softi>s l~fi- VIII cIoss 90
a. hsf p-ics. 10 roon ioT thsn- Roon i
No - kou~c~-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

shop vithouf Their. o0nsi5sr vour Sal
phur Bifiers remarkable blood ruri6er.
! knsv Of several peerie ~hoss cases wsrs
considered hopeless tbst ksTe been sntirssr
cured oy year medicine The sac ~ Sri-
phur Riusrs - 80 isYgs here fbss 7 coui5
net keep shou ~ithoat tbsu = = Y.1vs
FhsTnscist. - Eseex-st-. Lssrenc<. Aa-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Affr-d Carr oonnsuosd saft in the Cir.
cult Court Yesterday against the Nsnufsc-
tur-rs' Mutual Fire Insurance Cornp.nv n
Grand Rapids - T>csver 81 e. cisi Md % -
dre ths Jsien Mutual Conr.nv ~ 81
Louis. Ne. Nors 4 Wiixsn eorn neuc-t
tie snit far NJ Carr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

E4sHIssrsz. Jay =. - fox hsealoNa
.ad ~ sesaain- Fair sesEhsE, sssIissaxy
tsmssr.fars. fofiswsd saturday aixnt ~
a k1liy sarmsr seatasf ysft4oss siad+
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

TIE surveys fsv he speeding and train
frz trscx 81 ". Z. Riszsllss Standard Stock
Far.n. rear R>~f's L.k.. sr. -o-apl-s4si srs
thr cearr sssxst agk Tas onaxr~ct Esr
tae xTsdl1s of tce trsrt valGh - AL a
0zAA pAil e lsk 81 onos
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Yes. Hoods ssrsspsrills 5, really "pecu-
liar. Prepared By . CON biHstisn. proper
ton and process unknown 70 other uedi-
oipss, HoOds Ssr.spssilis scccm pli.hss
Gu res hitherto unknown
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

For / don't care. duh. tired feeling i'm
poveFishsd blood. dull pains IA tsek and
head. txutshElBg skin srupfi0ns, kemp >
nsrsspsrillz never falls - give relief. We
slwsys guarantee II Prios a. per bottle.
nbbs drug store % AonTae-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

@ealef r-7~1sss - fecp rez - rs~
- fsrie rr - sn6 iafiar q saaasf fss. sr-
Ia - srFsrrert " - rt1rrt st@ schssr rrrsr
5 49, = - fe~rsT ~ F1Ur1r So rs~is|sls
ffsrs anr srsr seefo oes ~sr - a@rr 81 -
ssl.lc ~ 49, f.nf 1-rreez c't-ask q - Al
fsn Tte sib - - <rsen@t sssrst +. RS ~
Feterf r - re -rrzz leses rseef~e - r,esf
= sscf sz7 azc q. 1.<s
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Msh.r 4 Fslter. for Valentine Geib. com
menced . suit ia the Circuit Co0rt yesterday
against Richard J. Harmon. Of Gsine.
township Gsib cisims iii4 81 due On q
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

The Republicans of he Eixhth ~srs
rxsnizsi cab ast evening wfth Adr1sn
ssss f1ssisrps ;. = Kefchuus. Wee
ssr-.aent n~ighs Cess, Secretary. ana 2.
1 Saan, xress1ser.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

sFERkGER- Tns~Vfsv. T--r a ar~.
rrS1 1erce ~ &c hrsszs sister. M Cssrp4c =
eei - - Esw5r<t sTx- tsreriex i isa "A
ks Ace A kn.g-r. 6y ks~. Mef.sy-e
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

TIE TAiTc ware e&ueas all be held 10
nlxht 81 I,rsosis tiG shep. 2ol teneison-
ave, ~ slsct delegates d the Co0nIs Con
Fsnf1SE
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

Aren6 TIE srsst scrtior ssls af rs-x
eoo6s res zosnx % a. - Csn&i-xt- sair
today a. z ard n
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

rAs s1iy OoazplsKiaR Powder "a TIE
~eris sAsk i sltheug FulEsrlsy. w4&bc0k
ls3srs - tas Gs<s. Aaa wste0et douel .
- ssufiner. is fsz4cnts
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-28

OBly me choicest selsctssa of wheat i
ased 10 Dsa afscsarsg sEowns Patent
E.ossI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
1t Was a MISTAKE .

A short time ago Senator Coke said
the Blair bill would be defeated in the
senate but now there are irreverent
newspaper men who are disposed to
guy him about it. And that they have
some reason to smile Is shown bv
the vote by which the me assure passed
that body, it beirg 80 to 20. And yet
there should DO no such hilarity on
the part of Senatoi COke's newspaper
enemies. A slight mistake of over ten
votes is not strange. Then again Sen
ator Coke and Senator Reagan made a
grand fight against the meas ure.
Their private secretaries and other
Texas CORES ondents who hold Office
in Washington so declared. In their
hight they may not have had time to
count noses. There is nothing In all
this to laugh about cold Brains
while o'ertopping everybody as Dians
| is supposed to have DER topped heI
maids, is still but mortsl and there
fore at times makes mistakes. In the
language of his numerous organs
through out the state, he will crush
these dastards who laugh at his
knowledge of matters going on in the
senate of which he is q Da}las
! Times- Herald.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
Worth II moving.

Mr.. W. Ii. Morgan, of Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe cold, at
tended with severe cough and run-
ming into consumption in its first
stages. He tried many so-cailed pop
ular cough remedies and steadily
grew worse. Was reduced in flesh
had difficulty in breathing and was
unable to sleep. Finally tried DR.
ton and found immediate relief, and
after using about a half dozen bot
ties found himself well and has had
no return Of the disease, No other
remedy can show so grand record
of cures, as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption guaranteed to do
just W hat is claimed for it,-Trial bot
tie free at Behren's & Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
HEEL AND TOE.

child. The little fellow had been coasting
his feet we're wet and cold-chilled to the
bone. He had q fine time, he said, and
was shortly ready for bed, where he was
tucked i'm by his gentle mother, and was
soon asleep In an hour he walked cross
and crying. Mamma he said, mos
quitoes is eating my feet up" That was
Just it. He was feeling for the first time
the pangs of chiblains Jack Frost had
nlpped his toes We grown people don't
appreciate how children suffer. II a hun
dred mosquitoes went to work at once on
mans bare foot he would know what
that child suffered. A burning, itching
swelling that becomes q torture, and leaves
the feet so tender they will hardly bear
weight. 1t is not because we do not sym
pathize, but because we do not seek out
and find what will give prompt and per
manent relief that they are condemned to
this racking torture, without sleep night
after night. Now, in proof case may be
cited to show that people are sometimes so
| crippled by POSSIBILITIES as to be helpless and
thrown out OF work in consequence Miss
| Kate Shuts, Mt Washington, Baltimore
| county. Md writes, under date of October
p, 1854: After being told by tive prom
inent physicians that they could not give
me any cure for frost-bite, | tried St
Jacobs Oil and it proved blessing Every
winter was prevented from earning my
living by trost-bite, but since using the Oil
have not been troubled with it, 1t is in
its nature the very thing; acting as gen
tie counter-rritant it draws out the fever
and fire produced Ivy the frost reduces the
| swelling, heals the soreness, and there are no
tender feet atterwa1d Now for mercy $
sake, when you see a little one tortured in
this way, remember this. The feet bccom-
ing once tender and sensitive are subject
every winter to a return of this plague
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
waco PROSPERITY.
The Daily Examiners Forthcu ming
Review OF the Trade ANA Conn
merce e The city.

ne Dhll1 Examiner 4, GnIUk
Review OF the Trade ana Conn
merce q The city.
The DAILY EXAMINER W Ii issue on
or about Tuesday, March 6, a grand
4S-column number, same size Of the
weekly, containing in come elton with
our always full ttlegraphic and local
news, a grapic and comprehensive re-
view Tor the trade and commerce Of
the city of Waco. TIE review will
be published in the form of an at
tractive and highly interesting inter
views with the various industrial in
tercsta within our borders, slso with
the banking, railroad, real estate and
insurance features of the
city. We guarantee that it will
be tho most thoroughly exhausted ex-
hibition of Wacos material prosp Gritty
ever before attempted by the press Of
this city. 1t wi also be highly
| credtable rejection OF the city In her
relations to the trade of the south
west; her geographical location for
becoming the Empire city OF Texas,
and certain much other information
| calculated to advance all industrial
| ft atures of Waco, rs well as the CON-
mercial fame OF the city.
There viii be no charge made for
any of the articles prepared for our
business men Al that il asked is
that the merchants appearing in this
grand number of THE EXAMINERR
subscribe for and circulate as many
copies as my to them seem best.
Reporters VIII at once begin the
series ofiLterviews with our business
men, who viii also take orders for OK
ira copies of that number f The EX-
AMINER. Orders for extra copies can
slso be left at the office of THE FX-
AMINER any time before date Of pub
lcstion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21

y. w. Winfrey & Co.'S, new Ivory
SAFE sDd transfer stables, Eighth street
near Franklin, has the finest ,urnonts
IN the city. Buggies and csrrisces
furnishe d on call, and promnt a,teu
ton given to train orders. ''
webb, kastner e Moberlv ere sur.
ply ing Waco with the best beef she
mas ever had from their two stands
one on the square and the ether near
the old Bon Ton stsud. They have
llsh and oysters fresh every day and
I'LL orders with dispatch
Fashionable and tirst-clsss clothing.
gents furnishing goods, hats. caps,
collars and cuffs, etc., etc, ct panic
prices, at Mallory's old stand. The
administrator is compelled to close
out the stock and will do so regard
less OF cost or former prices. Don't
forget the place.
The Iron Turbine Wind engine run
with less wind and are more durable
ara gives better satisfaction than any
mil III the market. Gail and see
modei at Y. a. Schroder's and be your
own Judge. Every one guaradteed.
Duy 'ne IRON Turbine engine and the
Buckeye Force pump. and you are
sure to be pleased
Specialists will soon be required for the
many women whose use of lotion, and cos.
metics for the complexion has distorted and
palalyzed their ugly faces.
Now you're in the height of fashion, said
young Guy to the lady at reception. over
whose dress he had upset a glass of ice water
for you have on watered silk "
Musical boxes operated 10y electricity are
something new in Europe, and at receptions
one writer says, take the place of band OF
music This, however, may be harmony
! III falSehood
Emmelino Raymond, The Ba2ars Pari.
| correspondent, says, apropos Of gloves, thai
the very lightest tuts. almost white, ur,
more and more used by ladies for ccrcmoni
Gus afternoon calls i'll the French capital
Habitusl constipation cured ant
the bowels strengthened by the reg E
ular use Of Carter's Little Liver PHI
in small doses. Don't forget this.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
InteIIlgence FINALLY WING.

At last it i, universally admitted
that costly goods like pianos and or
gaHs should be purchased from reli-
able houses, and not from irrespons!-
BILE agents whose maiu object is to
make large commissions.
Thos. Goggan u Bro. pay cash for
all goods, and their twenty-five years
experience is guarantee tor the
quality of instruments they sell
Branch house in charge of u. d.
Wakely, No, 1863 South Fourth street
Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

S& Rsst the grocer.
S Waco Steam Laundry is the best
S8 Choicest meats at the Waco Supply
Market.
M Oysters and fish in all styles at the
Isl. CHARLES.
BA Deposit your dimes and dollars
kSwth Msytield.
Ladies strapped rubbers at { leeper,
Clifton Il Coz.
a Oridouto tor the teeth. For sale by
w. \. Williamson " Co.
Ladies and mems arctics at Sleeper,
Clifton n Co.'S
A DR.. r. l.. Monroe, dentist, ~ Aus
tin Ave. bet Seventh and Eighth
| Hill Bros carry the handsomest
line OF stationery in the market,
2 Mems strapped rubbers at Sleeper,
Clifton Il Goa.
s Fish and Oysters at DeWeirs.
Take your girl there after the theatre.
sss Old papers at THE EXAMINER Of
lice at 20 cents hundred or Sl.5O a
thorsand.
A Oridonto, liquid aud pow der, in one
package, only fifty cents. For sale by
w. a. Williamson e Co.
ISL Others come and go but jackson,
the photographer, is one OF Waco's
spermanent institutions.
A Oridonto beauties snd improves
@ he teeth. For. sale by w. a. Will
lS hanson T. Co.
AK Duy your meats from j. g. Grip
ss pens central market and be happy
'aA} The whole of the year 1888.
# Complicated watch repairing spec
Eialty at A. j. Leslie's. Experience and
SSssEill combined. Moderate charges.
Ben T. Duval, South Third street,
aeaer in hay, corn, oats, bran and fod
tFder. Goods delivered tree.
HI The plans offered by Messrs Dodson
90 Dudley for the Williamson county
jail were accepted against strong COM
VA petition from all over the state.
M For carriages, bus or baggage wagon
& iot city business or trains, telephone
E higgins ~ Green, managers CITY
an transfer company.
.A . NhSnp hhN SpOu SioSci'SSI 'N5
N IA eaoles aud ever! thing i'll the supply
ri Ihe, try Raet. Goods delivered tree
m corner Sixth and Austin.
"a Some spectators were very uneasy
n IN n card TO DISPOSE, . of their thea
N IRE tickets yesterday, although they
q GAINED to be holding them to sell foi
n other parties.
II Gabert Brothers are receiving theil
q s'ock OF spring goods, which contains
q many lovely patterns. The stock il
y .le largest ever brought to the city
anu you are invite d to call and IL
n spect' Prices very reasonable.
Mayor Sturgis fined the following
parties yesterday G. Cerbenero
assault and battery, IS; Charles shan
uon' lntoxication, SIS; Tom Beatty in
.oAlcatlon, IS; a. j. Powell, cursinI
S swearing, i; Albert johnson
4 .,agrant, So; frankie Brown vagran'
Y NV Llly Sloan, $40.
u , Mr. j. l.. Dowdy, formerly will
moggan Bros, says that in his opinion
"nal the people want is responsible
a,'lruiheut; no matter from whenc
g comes No stencil goods. n
nmeet Gum for Walnut In cases. n
pastry srran gements, and they are t
S1 FOUND with the Waco Music Co
'uere careful and critical examine
Nv" oh OF Pianos and organs is sole
~. franklin, between Fourth an
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
AlderIllaQlc
Messrs j. f. Elgiu, Rw White, A Kiloueh
and others

Messrs j. +. EIgin Rw White, S A Ri Tough
and others
GENTLEMEN :-l our call for me to
become your candidate tor alderman
of the Fourth ward, city of Waco, at
the April lection, is before me. |
regret, gentlemen, you should have
selected me, but at all times being
willing to work where my fellow citi-
zens call me, | am willing to yield to
your request, aud if elected, Will serve
you to the best of my abil ty. This
acceptance, hope my fellow citizens
will understand, is made subject to
democratic nomination, should ward
nominations take place.
NJ. NJ. BCGGFSs.
Waco, Texas, February 20tb, 1888,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21

~ Il parties who hold accounts agains
Nm Examiner Publishing company
a1re REQUESTED to file them at the bus
shess office with the bookkeeper, &C.
,opyir simply position of trust.
NJ are not authorized 10 pay them,
I'M desire to know in what position
tbe Office has been placed You can
lo;e nothing, and we may be able to
wentualy recover something for
1ou.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
Bnckleu,s Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the word for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt fheum
fever sores, letter, chspped hands
chilblsins cornes, and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cares piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Price Is cents per box. For sale
by Behrens s. Castles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
Honor.Fail Thick and Past.

The editor Of the. National Itepubli-
can is the Nose Harris of Washing
tom Fort Worth Gazette.
Then the editor or the National Re
publican is a splendid newspaper man
-Texarkans independent
That's whatever.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-21
Stop That Cough.

fuckers Syrup of Tar and Wild
Cherry will do il
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-07
Druggists Ingenious Device.

A very ingenious device is now gener-
ally adopted by druggists to prevent the
frequent mistakes which occur ut NIGHT
in administering q dangerous medicine
for n simple one. This is entirely OBJ
waited by putting up prescriptions con-
tanning powerful remedies or poisonous
drugs in rough bottles as pricLly as the
coat Of a gherkin. Any one rising in the
dark is at once warned Of lis DANCER.
Many lives have already Leon saved by
this simple continuance .-Clobe-D Demo
crat,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-07

Selfish love or outdoor sport. or course
the Greeks did not play baseball. no
Greek being bold enough to act as UNI
pire, but their passion was similar to
ours. History repeats itself so often that
the American citizen may yet see the
American people of the Union deeply alb
sorbed in baseball while a foreign in
vader is landing its hosts on our unpro-
tected coasts. Let congress consider this
matter and find some of preveting
80 alarming a situation. -FlatonA (Tex.)
Argus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-07
Self Mending Insects and Snakes.

There recently appeared a communica-
ton from Oliver White, secretary of the
Peoria, Ills, Scientific association. headed
''Sef Mending Snakes" in which he re-
lates OF breaking one Of these ~reptiles
into pieces from n 10 two inches long.
from the anu TO the tip Of its tail-two-
thirds OF the whole length of the way
then placing q cage over him. On return.
ing to the place twenty-four hours after
the snake was there, sound and whole, In
full length.
A similar operation is performed by the
inject known ms the earwig. One resting
on a board was cut In two with a knife,
when the head half crawled AWAY about
a foot, and, after making a circuit, came
hack TO the tail half, butted against il,
and was ngain united wit, when the sew
ered insect became whole-a perfect, liv-
ing. moving object. Can you or any Of
your readers, Mr., Elitor, give a scientific
reason for or IN explanation Of this most
marvellous operation OF the self mending
snake and tho earwig2 Are there any
other insects, reptiles or living objects
that do the same2-Charles Marseilles In
Scientific American.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-07
Saturday, January 2. 1888.
THE BORDER QUARANTINE.

The Alberta pr0vin ,e IL in u guam
dry concerning the removal or de.
fance Of the quarantine regulations
which has forced them to stand alooi
from Montana. The Macleoi Gazette
disc Uses the question Ia all It., phases
but Is unable to arrive ut any sugges'
gestive remedy. The editor Of that
paper particularly iavorr any course oi
action that will bring that province
into more intimate relations with
Montana aud the border country. aud
10 q strong upholder OF commercial
union. In fact he stops short only OF
annexation and could be easily per,
susded to that. He says, referring 10
Alberta:
1t now appears that this country IL,
a. It were. situated between the dew,
and the deep sea. On the n hand Is
the quarantine, which has brought the
country 10 sudden -taDdsIill while Oh
the highway 10 prosperity;on the other
IL the certainly OF losing The English
market, or Father Of having IL Yuaran-
tined against us II u quarantine il
removed. This is certainly awkward,
and places the matter III Father u DIFF.
ferent light.
The question as to whether the Eng
lish market will compen-ste the couu-
try for the full stop to its d.velopm al
Ii one which will admit OF murn argu
ment on bUth sides. AT The present
time. IL would be difficult TO express u
decided opinion, for tie cattle Trade OF
the whole D%JLDiuIon Ut cousid-
cred, and IL Is pretty certain that, IN
this respect, rs ia all others, Alberta's
interests will receive bat little cousid-
Grafton. while Ont no aud @ iebec are
ranged on the Opposite side. Illus lar
the English markets have not proved
70 be pre-aminentiy valuable to Az
berla's range cattle, and the expert
mental shipments were made under
the most favorable cIrcu.Lslances-a
good reason, low rates and when the
thing VAS u novelty.
Tits clear that something must be
done under present conditions, there
IL only one way IN winch tue quarau-
tine yould be removed without lu-s 10
the cattlemen of the Dominion. Re.
ciprocity In cattle between Canada
aud the United States would more
than compensate the Dominion for
any disadvantage there might b. in
having her cattle slaughtered ten days
after their arrival ia England. AS the
Americans would not OF course agree
70 auysuch arr ,uge,ueut, IL brings us
down once more " tue question Of
commercial union, under which the
cattle men would probably receive
more benefit than any other class.
Failing this, We can see only one al
tentative, aud that would be IL maxi
vigorous efforts TO turn che Canadian
ranges into n mixed farming country,
for which is IL especially we'll adapted.
We say this because the development
OF the cat lie business is not Well begun
and must remain at q slandstill under
the quarantine. II, therefore, we Jan.
not get Reciprocity, aud cannot further
dsyelope the industry for which the
country was set apart, We ~ turn
70 other methods for bringing about
this development. As little time us
possible should be lost in arriving at n
decision.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-01-07

no S.l., sgs'nst The Y~ELLowsTosE JOURNAL
souxaeted by any OF the vinp.oycs c' said paper o.
char, will be recognized unless accompanied =.
urittaa ordar aizned b. the publisher or h"-iv@-
uanAGor.
fhe editor Of THE YeLLowsrosE JOURNAL IL moi
suponsible for any Of the opinions OF uuershees "'
IL corr sspoudents. ru,
Notice il hereby gwen to all concerned that tn
JouaNAL holds the contract iron
lie govsruor Of Montana, 70 do all printing anc
advertising. Of vhstever nature chsrgesole 70 ,us
= s~nptv : and q also the designated and onip
peper In Custer county In which services by pun
ucalion can be legally made. Legal notices put,
lished In other papers Of Custer county, ar. rod
snd worthless, ~ has been decided Wy the courts "'
Montana.