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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-24
The Public Land Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Atter work
ing for nearly two months upon the
measure the house public lands COM
mittee to-day completed the ball re-
classifying and regulating the methods
Of disposal Of the public lands. The
only substantial changes made in the
bill at the meeting to-day were the in
sertion of a new section requiring
personal entry of public land aud to
file with the application an affidavit
declaring that he makes IL solely Tor
his own benefit and has no intention
that IL shall inure to the oenefit OF
anyone else, and requirement that
in case OF desert lands the entryman
shall within the six years allowed FOR
the perfection OF the entry use every
effort TO reclaim the land. Mr.. Pay
sop moved as an amendment that the
right 10 make entries on the pubic
lands be restricted to American cit-
zen.. The bill allows persons deelsr-
ing an intention to he citizen to en-
ter lands. After discussion the motion
was lost, but the bill remains un'
changed In that particular.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The Day Named but Not the Place,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The Ma
tional Democratic committee met In
willard's hall in this city at noon fol
the purpose Of selecting a time and
place for the holding OF the next Dem
ocratic convention. Ex-senator w
II. Bsrnum presided and l.. o, Prince
acted as secretary. There was a full
endance Of delegates, the only va
cancy being In the membership from
the state of New York, After orlel
session VIM. Steinway was elected 70
6ll the vacancy.
During the debate ON selecting 'ns
date OF the convention the prln pal
speakers we're ex-senator Mcdonald
senator GoodAw and Congressman W.
H. Scott Scott favored an early date
| A motion for July Srd was carried by q
vote Of % TO % against that date. Fan
Francisco men were jubilsnt and es
olared the decision wa. fayorable't I
their city.
i The arst ballot taken In the Demo
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-02-24
PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (Episcopal) Palmer st.-ser'
Wee Sundays At s;SJ a. N. and 1:S1 p, M. Nm
HorsfAll, rector.
Baptist Church-ssrvicss Sunday, II ., IN, p
m. q. ID. Downey, pastor
Methodist Church-Seryiees Sunday, II & M
Tia D. IN. :. +. snider pastor.
Presbyterian Church-Services SUNDAY, II a. IN,
esO q. m. /. G. Armstrong, pastor.
,hureh Of sacred Heart raiholie-sunday. Il
an. T. w. J.LiBde:mIth, chaplain, U. :. A.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

brsnes The blood readily why thh uedcp.
Is - wei calculated - them
The Golden Medical Discovery the Of
Df sases esaITh kfEDeds y not only cesf purlafs
isfee ana builds the sysfen healthy
throat nfonclas. ana Hfg
but specific effects ~
materially
uCratod healthy
the disease When effected fif
The system purified regulated
fortified TIRE
diseases The effects ~ the Golden
system VIII be gradual ana te
function generally ernevst They
complete radlsi ana asfnR ard tins CONSTITUTES
Under rs Influence Al the ssetf1onf aroused
bloocp out - the the nutfifion
pat bpat hrsf Rsdusly iFotng ~ fest hif siFsgfl
built lingering ailments he
fns NE Whole hes bto entirely repaired
eDc ne teels hike = new uan-s T,erfet4 bf8ng
Bozh Or Percf's Golden p,
9etsrh keTsey are solo ~ dfFgs TIE vgre f u
DisofTerT burfff Tor of DR.
CafsrTh sefnedy - eeuts. htfoozen heftles tzI5o
ecnrfffe parrn Treatise faarrh
- clothnR diet and uthf FnattefE n ifpoffaDc
nased po@@ 70 any saaress on reetf OF zcef
Adtrrss
worlds Btspensarr Medical Association.
Enva5ldss uetei sns sars5esl Institute.
No. 6ss Main Street. BrFTkna. n Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
| Local..
| AGENT.

As alocal application for healing
nhAl the
II l all comparison the preparation
tnEuT is mild pleasant producing
and containing
N~~-"-- other
scientifically skllfuly
proportions they form wonderful
healing medicine. Like gunpowdeF. which
the product OF their wonderful
its effects THIS Remedy powerful aneeptiC. end speedily
destroys all bad snei which accompanies Of otsh
thus aforDg comfort who
Tue readers mind cannot t too strongly Impressed Nth the
combining thorough
Of this disease.
and
against other disease
the blood constitutional
IT curing cataTrh and al the various dsses
ENItF which IL is frequently complcafed
II ! bronchial and Gjsrases ca
4 tzrThal deafness
blood scr0ulogs
fu
ical Discovery cannot Re strongly cxtoed
~ srdr
promoting the natural
glands thereby sOftennR the de a
sn6 restoring Il - ifs natural thin decsfe
blood purifier. II uasuryessed daeasse
which corpbcste estsrfh dass u the lining
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

The Uniea Paelac has jest arranged with
It's Eastern connections ior series Of semi
monthly excursions 20 al points On is lines
IN kaaess and Nebraska. snd as Tar vest a.
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dlyls-
ION. Tickets for tbs round trip will De sold
ss the rate Of about one limited fare by way
Of ali Aissouu River p0ials over the Union
Paeide. Ten days viii be allowed going
and Eve returning. and ths tickets viii ss
good tor thirty days ~ita stop-over pFivii-
eyes within these limits. over the Union
Pacific lines in the States named
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Dull, heavy headache through the temples
and above the eyes; indlsposition 10 exercise:
difficulty OF thinking or reasoning. or con-
centrating the mind upon any subject las
situde indifference respecting business, lack
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
SUGAR COATED DOSES


The political soesefs u fhoth ths Demo
wsEe AL E<s4biseza seAoolz of psasSles
asfss Fzst here = ases Of trszizasnE IA tAs
s@ss sf shs sisnnz aish<a p4lI'sat t.s. kez-
ssasl. and tA1t sAs pzsisa1 = siiioas from
ovsr. e.nsz zaa ssiEiaaslssnes IA ne good
tEia<s 0f ne earth. BAT t1ey dls@<rss
radically A. 70 tbs proper Ifsstmest 70 re-
iaes The dangerous snd swollen state Of
ths vital aasseisli srzsas d ths pstisnt
Thsfs 4as zss4 sronnds for ths selisfthzf
thsy sill hnziiy sstsls On = conRrenlse.
thai fssrs . 40 sooa rsason for hsfaie
tFszlnsnf. snd shst vita care aad proper
narsinx, ths Dafisas .Ill esesgsr al ais old
Ems haAlth .nd Ei<or.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
SIGNS oF. rHE D1@EAsm.

beer andw
o n SOM orcomp 0andss
N nd il
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock OF
Fine Gold Jewelry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
Our Plated Jewelry is the
Most Elegant i'm the city.
A. PREUSSER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Inssr~ yoar d~sl.sxxs ia ths Grand
Kss1Gs Fire lnsGrsxee co. GAsn CsptLal,
49, 6<e9a Jsl11s He1ze&za. Frssla<nt
:. = Asplass-i. sscfe<zfy- o11cs. nsass-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Ths best vzrissy Of frssh lake and SEQ
En-, s4pked aad picked nzh of ali kinds.
yoa 81 Gnd 81 DstteaInslsrs III Asa-
foe<sI
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Gold safcaes. asw sylss as Harvey
Jeselry stofs, Can4lst-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
|PREDISPoSMe
| CAUSES.
COMMON SENSE TREATMENT,--s

I h in unsprt a tyof
h ~ n cur the sou
m must d o H henoewe eseofta
a al s m1ed dower zet1 import
blood
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11

Psbbls spsesaelss snly s2 =. Hsrvsy'a
CaBsl-ss-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-11
DYSPEPSIA.

organ. and producin2 indigestion dyspeE
appetite Many sufferers complain ~ q !
ing sensation in the stomach, Oh al " al 4
as they often express Al
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
The Schools.

WARD.-Everything is in nrst class run
this city. The weather strips, which have
been placed upon the windows and doors,
keep out an immense amount of cold air and
save great deal Of heat.
HIGH.-Prof Cotton has taken o new
class. 1t is q class in gymnastics, and the
wooden dumbell is the instrument upon
which their muscular development is educa--
ted. The class is large one, and Mr.. Cotton
is as proud Of it as hen over her first brood
Of chickens. Steps are being taken to place
a first class gymnasium in operation, and
the work will doubtless be done by subscrip-
ton.
There were more Ottawa High School
teachers OF the Springfield convention than
from any other one school in the State.
Nine out Of the ten we're there.
The senior room has received two Volumes
CT Steadman's American Poets and fine
French Dictionary.
The Lyceum, which meets every two
weeks, is reapiug a harvest Of about $40 per
meeting. This money is used in the pur-
chase Of books for the library. The admis-
sion fee is only ten cents, and thoss who
attend help worthy cause, as well as enjoy
O pleasant evening,
Mr.. hanley has been given charge Of the
preparatory room. He is ashieving a great
deal Of popularity among the pupils for the
short time he has been here.
As In the ward schools, the weather strips
are great improvement. The windows ore
now o. solid ~ rock, and do not rattle nor
let In the sir q upon former occasions.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
The Carpet Trade.

4 Notwithstanding 'e season ofthe year 1t has
been lively at J. E. Scott & Cos. This firm
believes in clearing out each seasons stock
before the next opens, consequently they
cut the prices on their present stock lsft
over from 1887. They don't wish to have .
yard left BY the lst Of February. Next
Monday they will also add to their carpet
sale large lot Of rugs, crunb cloths. art
squares, tapestry hanging. window shades
and lace curtains, one-qusrtsr to onethird
less than their real value. Short ends Of
lace curtains from 10 8 yards, will be
olsssd out st loo per yard. A few oil shades
slightly soiled, ct 26c each, tvo yords long.
Some time ago this 6rm placed several
large orders in the East for carpets. with
manufacturers, selecting the styles they
wished manufactured for next Spring. Word
has been received that in about ten days
they will be able to forward the first ship.
ments, and then the househeepers in Ottawa
and throughout the county will have an
opportunity to select from the largest stock,
the best grades and the latest styles.
This firm have never taken . back seat on
Carpets. Their Carpet Hall is much the
finest and best lighted in the city.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Obituary.


Mrs. Deidrich Schmidt died at her late
home in this city on Monday from the terri
BILE inroads Of cancer. She was IS years
old and leaves q husband and one child.
Mrs. Esmond, sister of Mr.. JAS. Briggs,
Of this city, died in Dakota on Sunday last,
and was taken to Utica for burial, arriving
there on Tuesday. The funeral took place
on Wednesday afternoon, in the presence Of
vast concourse Of people, estimated to have
been the largest in Utica for some time.
Mrs. Seth c. Earl, widow Of the late Col
Seth G. Earl, died at her residence in Nor.
wioh. Conn, on Wednesday evening. She
was victim Of Brights disease, and al
though 76 years Of age her death was quite
unexpected. Mrs. Emma Hard and Miss
Fannie Earl, her only surviving children,
were in attendance at her bedside. She was
q most estimsble lady, aad ft companion
Of that grand old man who died for his
country's, cause. She was buried at Nor.
wich, although Col. Earl lies in the National
Cemetery at Vicksburg.
Mrs. Catherine Nagle, wife of John Nagle,
Of Grand Raprids, died at her late home in
that place on Tuesday. She was we'll known
in this city. The funeral took place at
noon on Thursday, and she was laid at rest
in St. COLUMBIA cemetary.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Schlicsen Goes Down.

George W. Schlichtsn. the John Wanana-
ksr, Of Ia Sale, failed for $50, ,O02. O6:: on
Tuesday last, confsning judgment in that
amount In favor of his uncle, A. SArpig-
hsusen, of Peru.
He had formerly been in business in Peru,
but losing money from want Of appreciation,
he moved to La Sale about year and half
ago. borrowing 1000 and becoming in
debted to Chicago parties for SIG, 900 more.
But he was q man Of indomitable will and
great enterprise. He advertised in Ottawa,
Utica, Peru, Tonica, Spring Valley and Men.
dota papers, spending thousands Of his
profits in printers ink, making for himself
Q widely circulated fame ss business man.
He is the right kind Of q man for the bust.
ness, and has already paid over $4,000 on
his Chicago debts. He will doubtless be on
his feet again in week or SO, and deserves
success for his great efforts.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Desorted HIS Bride.

A frenlied father, ON angry mother and .
and historical daughter, formed
the center Of Q group Of sympathising
guests at west side home on Thursday
evening.
Everything had been prepared for wed.
ding, the bridal costume was donned, the
minister was in waiting and the guests were
Cor the wedding march. The
clock struck eight. No groom appeared.
Thinking that his delay might have been CO.
cssioned by an unforeseen disarrangsment Of
his toilet, the bride smiled and said he
would soon come. He did not appear, how
ever, and she became nervous. 1t was past
the hour-she became desperate-when
messenger arrived and stated that The faith
less groom had departed to Laramie, Wy. T.,
on Wednesday morning. It was dsstardly
trick, and it develops that he was talked out
of the marriage by some Of his friends.
The bride is very respectable young lady,
and names are withheld on account Of her
grief
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
That Bargain Sale.

It is not for the mere purpose OF saying it,
but because we think the situation demands
1t. that we again call attention to the great
reduction sale Of winter goods ct H. J. Gil
lens. There reductions are so decided, so
general through the house, and so distine-
lively mark this sale as the great bargain
sale Of the season, p0r ezesllesss. that the
public have right to b. repeatedly reminded
Of the fact.
While specially marked reductions are
made ON closks, shswls, Asunsls, blankets.
winter dress goods, and al heavier lines Of
winter goods, the reductions have reached
other departments as well-sud having been
made with the fixed purpose Of moving out
the winter stock and realise, the public will
find the reductions genuine on al lines sd-
vertised a. we'll as lines not distinctly men.
toned.
In fact, this bargain season at this house;
time to save money; and ell are expected
to share in the division of advantages.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

The walking boss on the I. V. & N. BE-
tween Ia Sale and Strsator met his death
via the dynamite route on Friday. Hs was
in charge Of a gang Of men and desired to
do some work that required the use ot
dynamite In blasting. He went into tn.
tool house and taking dynamite oartridg,
therefrom, returned toward whore his msr
were working with the ssrridgs In hii
pantaloons pocket. He slipped, and upor
trying 10 regain his balance struck his tot
against tie, and fell full upon the terribl,
explosive. 1t wen. of and the limb under
which it rested was blown from its socket
cry feet into the air. He was picked "
and taken 70 La Sale, but was dead q
midnight
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

More remnants than We know what to dc
with, so We are selling them In velvet body
and tapestry at clearing prices. Ingrains in
all styles, good and fine, At Soc per yard and
under, some we have sold at S5c.
Tho big stock-big both In point Of ele
gance and low price, as well as size-is com
ing in fast, and by Feb. lst., We can truthful
ly say that 1t will excel anything We have ev
er before attempted
Carpets are cheaper this year, and we will
sell them lOwer than ever. Every roll was
selected fer the trade; there is not y shoddy
roll in the invoice. This is the leading in
voice in the city, and it will pay you to see
us--no better chance to get quality, beauty
and low pices will be offered this season
Don't forget that everything has been consd
cred in this great stock. Velvets, body Brus
sells, tapestries and ingraIns are selected from
the best-:ie best is the cheapest In the long
run. w. II. HULL s. Co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Taken to Kankake0,

Capt. Ralph Buchanan, who was allowed
to come to this city for visit from the Kan
kakee asylum, became violent near Stiefel's
corner, on Thursday evening, shouting and
yelling, until taken in hand by the police
and landed in jail. He was taken back to
Kankakee on Friday. Tho Captain had
been here couple of weeks, and in conver'
sation and manner was considered saner
man than he had been for ten years. He is
probably incursble.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

Uncle Tom's Cabin, presented at the opera
house on Monday evening, WAS good for the
advanced ago which it has achieved. The
same old double feature, which always kills
1t, was present In all its disgusting features.
The play twenty years ago was a master
piece Of emotional drama, but to-day, il
ranks with the negro minstrel and tho cheap
variety exhibition. 1t noble qualities have
been deposed to song and dance. and it's
beauty and pa,hos have departed.
Pat Rooney played to an excellent house
on Saturday night, and captured the sud-
snce by storm. His humor is Of that dry,
simple character, transparent at times, anA
often deep and sturdy. Rooney y enc Of
the few Irish oommedians who deserve sbe
title, and although not the peer Of Scanlsa
or Joe Murphy, ranks but little belsw. He
will be welcome here whenever be chooses to
come.
wn. Brown. of Mendoza, was landed u
the Hotel de Morrissey on Thursday, on .
charge Of horse stealing. Brown is bat
seventeen years old, and ten days ago had
fair and honorable reputation. But she dime
novel, that great educator Of youth, changed
his ideas Of progress, and he extracted
valuable horse from Mendoza stable and
fed into Indiana. The owner pursued and
brought him and the horse back. william
will learn useful trade-in Joliet.
An opalescent glass plant would be Of sig
nal importance in our city, reviving the
interest in glass manufacture among our
business men, which through interest in
other matters, has begun to lag. 1t Is
something which the Business Mems Asso-
citation sheuld investigate, as it would give
employment to large number Of men and
thus increase the sales IN our stores. It will
take but Sl0,0OO to start large plant, and
Messrs. Rochelle and Malcolm should ind
encouragement.
The Omaha ''ges-wis" on the Rock Island
road made the 90 miles from Ottawr 70
Morris on Monday morning last in 2S
minutes.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Those Books,

Mr.. Abner Strawn is the possessor Of a
valuable set Of herd books, giving the pedi-
grees Of standard shorthorn cattle. They
are worth about 500, and are perhaps the
only complete set in the State. He sold
them to the Stock Journal Co. Of Chicago
for $50 about six years ago, and they never
paid for them. Mr. Strawn owed the Journ.
al Co. for advertising, and wanted to set of
his claim Of $50 against theirs; but they
said that his claim was outlawed, and theirs
was all right. The jury in Judge sny der 8
court decided for MIR. Strawn.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

The Improved Morgan Well Augur and
Earth Elevator
Is now on exhibition in tent just north OF
Egan's livery stable in Ottawa, Ill. The
auger makes we'll three feet in diameter
at the rate Of fifteen feet per hoar, and can
make any sized we'll from three to six feet
in diameter. II is also provided with q
walling machine by which brick wall may
be made at the top and lowered into the we'll
as made, forty feet st time. It also over
comes all difficulties Of quick soil, hardpan
or heulders. Agents wanted and machines
for sale For particulars call at the tent.
A. W. MoRGAN & Son.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Temperature, 9th to 18th.

Temperature, 9th to 18th.
The temperature from January 9th to 18th
was: 9th, lowest 33, highest 40; 7th, low.
est IA, highest 20; 9th, lowest 6, highest ID;
9th, lowest 10, highest %; 10th, lowest 2,
highest 10; llth, lowest 10, highest s. 18th,
lowest Z, highest 3a 18th, lowest g, high
est g
On the 10th CT Jan. 81 1t was --16, and
on the 7th 20.
The highest range for the week was ls
degrees.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
"A Card,

Having sold my planning mill and lumber
yard to Sanders Bros, desire to thank my
customers for their patronage in the past
and ask continuance Of the same for my
successors. Having had large business trans
sactions with them for more than ten years, ]
know them to be men who deal squarely, and
trust they will do the right thing by you.
II. G. STRAwN,
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

On Tuesday evening, January 18th, Mr..
Joseph d. Clifton, in his last and most sue
cessful production, THE Ranch King will
occupy the boards at the opera house. The
play is not Of the blood and thunder order,
as its name would infer, but is strong
comedy melo-drama. original, interesting
and full Of merit. Among the feature is
the wonderful acting dog "TriI," and he is
sure to astonish and amuse every one wit
Messing his performances. He is called by
the press and public the semi-human dog
Seats are now on sale at Simon's music store
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

The masked carnival at the Marseilles
rink was . decided success, or would have
been if Stone, Of the Regisier, hadn't left the
impriat Of his cheek on the aoor when he
tried to execute Virginia reel on skates.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

Come or Yoar Perch, Birdie!
It's chilly and you will get your feet
frosted; but If you should happen to, use
Forbes Anodyne Salve. It's what knocks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Am ylsementA.

Tonight Augustus Daly's coming success,
entitled "a Night ofi,r will be presented ai
the opera house by ono Of the best companies
Of comedians that was ever brought
together. This will be the comedy event Of
the season, and should certainly draw a
erowsed house
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

Chippy Get Your Hair Cat
And when your ears get frosted use Forbes
Anodyne Salve. II will cure them.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

Mrs. Sarah X. Smith, wife Of Barnes
Smith, since 1866 . resident Of Meriden
township, died on Tuesday last, at the age Of
81 years.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Ladies'.

Have you seen that $3.50 kid, button,
flexible sole shoe-ths best in the country?
Be sure and see them at c. D. Do LApps
The new store.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
All THERE I

see you have shilblains. Ifyou don't want
them 10
STAY THERR!
Use Forbes Anodyne Salvs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
AVA, ILL.,. SATURDAY., JANUARY IA. 1888.
j. f. Scott b Co.

j. e. Scott b Co.
Are now receiving their first shipments Of
goods from the East for the early spring
trade.
New linens.
New white goods.
New embroideries.
New lsees.
New ginghsms.
New prints.
New shsetings In Ill widths.
This arm deals very largely in subroidsr
lee. The new shipment just received from
St. Gall, through the New York agents. viii
give the ladies the finest selection eve,
opened in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14

Shaw sell 100 10. sack Of yLouR FOR 81
WARRANTED.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
CnAS. KN0EDLER,
Market.
MAIN STREET,
Summer Sausage a Specially.

All meats fresh and kalt, handled. and best quality
the market affords always on hand. Goods delivered
10 order Your patronage Is solicited. aud no "a rts
will be spared TO give you
Perfect Satisfaction at Al Times.
The Ottawa free trader., 1888-01-14
Carpets at Hulls.

G. B. SfoCKpALB, Co. Supt.