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STORE OPrs Usrn 6 p. NJ.
Except Saturday. when We clos. 1t Inn
F. 1! 4 + E.. {, / :: ::
IT. e. $'G$ II A {
4 4 20 : ~ tn.
E Ess 4 EE Essh s gee 4 Nh
Bss ~ ( I e ad So 1 "A 4 t III
+ + s IS: '3'
ILL Il ssss 4
FOR MONDAY. JuLYoa
Regular stock at final reduced prices for the season.
That's not ALL New goods secured almost daily That's
wy we are going ahead Of last year. Last year we
made up our minds for dull time at this season We
are busy, and going to keep busy. this year.
4 Explanation below
FOR MONDAY. JULY pa.
MrNs New CHEAp COOP Goops.

MrSs New CHEAP COOP GooDs.
Those washing Ponses Silk windsors and Knot
Scarfs We could not afford to sell under so and 75c
each II bought earlier in the season. We closed out
the stock from the importer last week ct 33k per
cent discount and that's why we offer them to you at
35c each. or for 81.
OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS.
Genuine Isle Thread Undsrshirts ct &C., instead Of
the regular price, 81. 25.
Full regular British Half Hose ct &c., instead Of the
regular price, 25c.
Travelling sstchels at ons.third less than regular
prices, rs we'1 demonstrate.
Pure Linen Handkerchief at 13c. instead Of the
regular price. 25c
81 Of course we have regular stock. but we have
no reduced the prices that you'll forget there be
size gone, or not . full complement Of shades and
styles
TOURIST FLANNEL SHIRTS.
S SsTs' 7 sl slSSs ego.
Broken lots of so and &c. Lisls Thread Socks down
to 35c.. or 3 pairs for 81.
81 French &C. & G." Babrisgan Shirts and Drawers
all sizes. reduced to 75c.
Csc. Fancy Striped Bal. Shirts and Drawers. all
sizes. reduced to SOC. or pieces for 81.
75c Natural Wool Underwear. lArgS sizes only. re-
duced to $50. or 3 pieces for ell
Gauze and Babrggan Shirts, long and short sleeves
sizes "a to Al, reduced to 25c
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
hall
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HILADELPH1. STORE

l. HILADELPHIA STORE
will continue the sale Of REMNANTS and
ODDS and ENDS at ONE.HALF VALUE.
PARASOLS at cost
Great Bargains in HOSIERY and UNDER
WAR. LADIES' Full REGULAR Bal briggau aid
Pin-StriPe HOSE reduced to l2kc
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS. fine quality re
duced to zoe.
Chlidrens fine GAUZE BALBRIGGAN, all
sizes Price was 3lc to SOC. Now pc
Great Bargains in WHITE GOODS at &c
One lot OF 30 pieces NAINSOOK and SWISS
ENBROIDERIES. We're I5c to 25c. Now
I2Jlc.
Bargains i'll CASHMERE SHAwLS and
SCARFS. ColOrs: Cream, Blue, Pink Cardi-
nal. Tan and Black. All marked down to close
1t seems odd to advertise BLANKETS in
mid summer. but you can save 7oc buying
them now.
One case 10-i WHITE WOOL BLANKETS.
worth s32Ja pair. to 20 for $3.50.
One lot 4-inch Black Silk sun UMBREL-
LAS Reduced from 81 - to 81
Odds and Ends in CORSETS at SOC. Worth
double.
Great bargains in MATTINGS
French GlNGHAMS reduced from 25c to
Ice.
CARHART Il IEIDY
WI 92S 9Th and 7O6 X st. n w.
DIAM BLACK PACIFIC LAWN REMNANTS.
l. J4c- Crinkle Seersurkes Remnants GL.c
hAUtMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
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GRATEFUI~COMFORTING.
EPP'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the OeIatiuns OF digestion and nutrition and
o CAREFUL Application OF the ine properties Of we'll
selected COCOA Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with Gellcately favored beverage which may
save Us many heavy doctors bills 1t is by the Judi
Cons Use OF such articles OF diet that
may Dc Gradually bul!t up until strong enough re-
sst every tendency disease Huutlretls "a subtle
nsIaies are floating around ready TO attack where
ever there i weak POINT. We may escape many a
1atal shaft by Keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frsme."-CfriL
Sfrrics Gdzstte.
Made slup Ply with boiling water or milk Sold only
IN half-pouDd tins BY GrOcers. tabled thus:
JAMES EPPS Il CO., Homeopathic Chemists,
Y%l-ELtuSs London England.
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The most competent Judges OF Umbrellas have pro-
bounced the McC Ormick Camel mbrells unqualified
success. and certain to be q general favorft3.
After many fruess attempts successfully comb:ne
the Umbrella and the this long desired result has
at last been accomplished in the production of Cane
which Is neat, elegant and substantial compile ely
closing Sk Umbrella whchis unr7alled in strength
durability aud cOmp1ctness. Every part o. the Nc
Cormick Cane Umbrella has been designed and pat
ented expressly for it, and all Of these patents
owned By thu Company.
From the advance orders that have already come to
the Company unsolicited it is evident that the only
trouble likely to he encountered by the Company will
lie IN manufacturing the article with sufficient rapid
ly 20 supply the demand 1t is the intention Of the
Company, however, to arrange at once for the con-
s-ucon of complete plant Of machinery capable Of
producing all that will be required.
Limited amount of the stock Of this company
c5OO shares) is offered for sale at So per share
ard attention Is invited to IL desirable investment
II IL Unassessable The subscription books will be
oIened on MONDAY. July 3D. at the Washington office
of the company. Mr.. WM. q. RAINES. Secretary 1881
street northwest where samples of the invention
be sen and fun information obtained Copies of the
Prospectus will be forwarded upon application the
secretary. jy21-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
IrOR RENT VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFICE
Il rooms sl'gle or IN suite; newly paperrd and
painted: building remudeed: 934 4 ST. appIy 10
SWOhMSTEDT BRADLEY. g29 st III lm
FOR RENT--MISCE ANEOTS
T,OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II AND wHEELwHIGHT
Il shop at Branchyille. on Baltimore and ohio Ral.
road, 9miles from Washington. plenty work guaran-
teed. Address A. SCAGGS. Branchyille Nd. ly2l-B'
VSuR RLNr-LARGE DRY CELLAR AT I4I6 PA.
ID ave NV. h3O-at.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 FEW BOARDEBS CAN ~ ADCOMNOpATFD
Al at MooiouTn Stotts station Mstruloitau iraf,rh
Is ANA o. iS miles out i've from station.
Apply 10 Mrs. e. l.. MARSHALL
y.l-sws ,Dl - ~
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LOB sALE-LApIEs you CAN PURCHASE A
u me suid watch 10 Joining the Home Watch cub al
Tue small payments OF 81 Is'r week. dlanHid. AMI
3cNelrl on TIE sgme Ilsn " - lAipAN tal. gth Il
nN,, Baltimore OIIce no n. howard 81 j. a IlANA-
rAN. MAih-'-- uy-s1-.stn
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Il OCtSr lAMN-Frauk hepI. succe=-or 60 Basil
1LBurdetteole lHrle Easut: suitable Tor la.ii,s
or sentlrueu. FRANK lltI, B1y1s No. IL
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TIE McCoRMrck CAsr-UmBEEr1A
COMPANY.

COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON. DO
Incorporated under the laws Of West Virgins
December 81. 1857.
CAPITAL sToCK-2O, 900 SHARES AT $40 EACH
BUsHRoD ROBINSON. President.
II. r WOODLAND. vice-President
WI. G.. RAINEs. Secretary
ROBERT MORRISON. Attorney.
DIRECTORS:
BUsHRoD ROBINSON. T. @. DAVIS.
W. T. HORSADAY. H. =. WOODLAND.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD. DANIEL LOUGHRAN,
ROBERT MORRfsO..
Washington. ID. C.. 1881 + st NV.
OFFICES! New York, 20 Broad at.
Philadelphia.
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fNok sALE-NE kEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
- Matched I.auts, Sttire Drivers Saddle aud iBu-i-
htss HORSES l-EADIAoIiAA a 90. l.s21 Al II. u ".
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I,OR SALE PRIVATE SALE - SECOND HAND
u Carriages. phaeton. sc suitable fur usa IN cUtts-
try VIII be sold cheap At STABLE On at, cor
lo;h IT. NV. B2l-1t.
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l'o&EsI GLEN TWO SECOND-STORH ROOMS.
- southern exposure. VITA board. CHAPEL Hlli
Farm Address 4. q. BOX -. Forrest Glen, Nd N.
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lsoR sALE--A BABY CARRIAGE IN GooD coy
French 81 NO -.
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ROARDING-HEALInHD LOCATION. MOUNTAIN
~ View, PHEASANT rooms. mia. irgt Zoe, daily mad
transuU riatIu go and tran r.ilrad Aadr,s- M.
II. H. PI-AS ak, Unison. Louduun toaHts, Va Is
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4 'OUNTBY bOARD-PEKsONs WISHING BOARD
Vat akuina ana can bc BccunImu'iatd VITA larvs,
peasant ROOMS. with best uf table board. rta=ou-
able price For Particulars address Boa JG Akonaa
1877
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4 WOOL SUMNER QUARlEIgS: NEW FURNISIITD
" t5us ard aGAsirs. wide NsfAdas shade. trsnsf.
;l.JO Lot above city, piiuutes irOIn dsIut Akoua
fAfk ~. I. JphN Is. MOSL'. gy.l-2t.
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IGOR SALE--CHEAP-DAIRY AND MILK ROUTE
" - ioriy gallons Apply at 1898 ~ ~ ~. y
bbHlES IN
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(NOUNTkf BOAkD-COID POINT FARM; MAX
~ station, new house. hiyh. breezy. shaded gruund-
with beautiful views. Iufu. odd Isrt.y
nik AID butter chickens ffnit and ice Addrss
Boa 80 Clifton stafion alrfaN County. Ma. 1y2l-w-
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IsOk SALE THE "OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
qures no boiler, avoids all expensive atteutape
nO lOss oi time no hand ing fBl send Tor err ul AZ
ana price last. h. bAlIAjF. AU'L s3l .th It MFR
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Late in the Season. No need to give descriptions.
You know of the desirable things the prices
ally charged. DO OUR CLOSING-OUT SALE PRICES
ATTRACT YOU?
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25c. SATEENS FOR l5c.

Koechins Freres latest styles and coorf in figured
French Sateens. We have no domestic Satesns,
do not deceive you with . little real and . lot of
imitation.
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v.Ok sALt-IINOTNTE II pCK Al - os prR
y share iAnston fyle Machine. ell DytanIa.- stb
10, shsl alarrcr $3.50 plicuma D. dun 49,
ell 90 CHAs. A. Slilll.DS 1905 y at NJ r1l a.
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l,oR sALE-PARLoR AND BEDROOM FIRM
II ture Mattresses Springs, Nc. good new. Cheap
by Iartk IeANln.. tho city. h.A ln Star nii.- 49,.
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EoR sAlE-cHEAP-I.Aw BOOKS FoR yUNfoR
Il and senior years latest eiitiouss good A. neW la
use m al Law schools an thus city. Address I Z NJ
star once IL.
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I,oR sALE-HoRSE AND WAGON. STOCK a<t,
Il nN'nrcs u ~holesA aud rrtail cutfef Il,
spsndld chance for party WISHING 10 euter h,. ~.
Aafs SVtv ~ Nv. Ngl ~.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

VrOR SALE-S600-GROCERY, PROVISION AMI
Liquor store. reason for selling other business 4,
attend to. Inquire at ITO st. NV, northeast cor
iy2l-3t.
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WANTED--BOARD,

NNANTED-BOARD. WITH LODGING, By TWO
w young men. convenient TO Government Printing
ONCE privae famy preferred references exchanged
Address John. Star Office
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I,oR sALE-A MN BUTTER BOX: can rF
II seen NJ 2oOl 9Th 81 nv. t,.si -.
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I,oR sALF-IADY's sADDI ~ AND DRfyINa
Ply ~ 23os a Is. NV a..
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BOARDING.

II ARoE. CoOI. AND NEWLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Board, single en-suite; strictly
nrst-cisss transieptA 81 psr dAy 1hs wEBsrEk
OILS 18th e6hw. @yo-1U
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t1tAiN BiACh PACIFIC LAWN REMNANTS
l. Jt4c Cr1nkIe SeersurkeF Remnants &c.
hAUTMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION
WILL 124i aud l2I3 | Ith st Sc
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With the exception of the Patterns received last
we * cur stock OF Chalies At Isc the stock at
15c. yard.
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i0c. GINGHAMS FOR Csc.

The name of the maker and being Scotch may be the
main reason why these Gnghams usually sell at 4Oc.
But the name represents the BEST GINGHAMS IN
THE WORLD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

drunk at the time the two men
passed the time Of day aud then went
to fgnnng. II was not much IL n
light on Cj,gritfs part, a. lie wss too
thoroughly saturated, but Cleland
beat him unmerviful y, and would
prob .bly have killed him Ia his blind
rage had not Hi A-Iel jumped out ofs
sleigh IN wh';h he was awaiting
JohDDy's temperance and prevented
any more serious consequences than N
badly bruised visag- aud u thoroughly
demorallzed system. Cos.
gritf starred ont across lots rs sUon M
he could escape from Cielani's clutches
AMI wa trac9l up aud taken care of
by fneni-. After C~o-griff's escape
Clelaui fired two or three shots at
either him or A-yvl, bat fortunately 10
bullet took effect. Before Cl-land's
arrest he admInIsl-r,d u striking re-
buke Ia his better half, Que that will
linger IN her memory Tor some time.
Oder King arrested Clelsnd and he
was locked up IN Jail over nlgnt. Cos
grlti IL able To be about hut is badly
used up. The trial will take place
this afternoon before Police Magistrate
Butler.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
which Was IT, Bacon or Shakespeare.

The suth,rship Of the dramatic productions at.
tribatHd to the last Of the above named is sgitat.
Ing literary circles to the very centre, but affects
the practical cl usses far less than the momen,ous
questi n, how TO regain or preserve health, that
essential Of bodily and mental activity, business
success, and the pursuit Of happiness" We can
throw far more light on this latter subject than
the most profound shake-pearisn can on the
question first pronounced. IL the system is de,
pleted, the nerves 5 h,ky; 10 indigestion or consti.
patton bO.hers one at times, or constantly; IL the
skin Is yellow aud tongue fu red as in biliouiness;
u there are prem0nitOry twinges Il oncoming
rhenmsii.m or neuralgia; IL the Kidneys are insc-
tiye-nse Hostetter's ) onach Buffers the finest
rcupirent Of an age prolific in be efcisl and : c.
ce.sful remedies. Remember. u malaria threat.
ems or %atiicts, that II neutralizes the poison aud
fortihes the svslem.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

The closing day of the quarterly ses.
sion Of the board Of county commits
sioners was "A busy one. A resolution
was adopted providing that only one
deputy sheriff would receive a salary
after April LIST and the sheriff notified
Of the action taken. Jack Woodlifr
Was appointed supervisor Of road dis.
trict No. 2 and several road petitions
were read and laid over. The corpor.
ate limits of Miles City were declared
no longer a portion Of road district No.
!, the incorporation act providing for
sucn change. Numerous bills were
allowed aud the board adjourned sine
die.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
Two Offenders,

In tn police magistrates court yes
terdsy n soldier 10y the name Of Tom
CLARK WAS brought up before the court
charged vita h1v ny obtained and
given liquor ~ sam smith, m of the
pro-cribr1 hab tusls. Smith had made
the charge bat men the case was put
to trial r, fu-ed Il" TESTIFY. The conse-
quence was Tint Clark wa discharged
and Smith will - five days in the
dark cell f,r contempt after he serves
six days ut work III the chain gang-a
previous sentence.
+. A. Rhodes. another prescribed
drunksrd, go, on n drunk Sunday and
at the trial was a~ses-ed sl2.l Is, bun the
mittimus was suspended and he
agreed TO leave town within twenty.
four hour.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
In Brief, and TO the Point,

Dyspepsia Is terrible. DisorGered
liver Is misery. Indigestion lie a foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus Is
IN Of the most complicated and Won
derful things In existence. II Is easily
put out Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookers, mental worry, late hours,
irregular. habits, aud many other
things which ought not TO be, have
made the American people n race of
dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has
done u wonderful work IN reforming
his rad business and making the
American people 80 healthy that they
can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember;-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the
d~yspeptic. Ask your dr. uggist for 0
bottle. s~eventy-6ve cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
Tn. Funeral Month of March.


An observsnt metropolitan barber
says that he can tell ones physical
condition by the state OF the hair!
The Bible tells US that with his hair
gone Samson lost his strength. The
Romans coD.idered btldnes, q serious
affi elton and J ulius Cesar was never
quite satisfied with himself because
his poll was bare.
The face, however, IL the open book
and one can readily trace In its vari-
Gus expressions, lines, changes aud
complexion the state of the system.
TIE eye that Is u~uususlly brightan aud
yet has a psIlid brightness, the face
upon whose cheek nature paints a rose
OF singular beauty aud flush, more
marked In contrast with the alabaster
appearance Of the forehead and nose
aud lower part Of the face. Is one Of
those whom the skilled physician will
tell will some day dread the funeral
month OF March, because IL Is then
that consumption reaps its richest hsr-
vest. Consumption thsy tell Us is
caused by this. that ana the other
thing. by microbes 10 the air, by
micro-orgsnisns la the blood, by def
eient nutrition, by = thousand and n
things, but Whatever the cause. decay
begins with q cough, and the remedy
that will etfeotuaily stop the cause of
that cough cures the disease OF the
lungs.
Here Is all there Is of il
Tie c,ugh 10 an evid ,nce Of vast
ing. To stop it etf,ctu,l Ally a remedy
must be used that will search out thu
ca Ise. rem we tn q. and then heal the
luuy aal do away with the cough.
This Is the pow.r, spscIsl to itself,
possessed by Warmers Lug Cabin
Coi,h ami CDn-u notion rem ,dy.
This i. NJ nsw.fan slsi notion Of mar.
cotic, aud poisonI, but al old.fash-
ioned preparation of balsam., roots
and herbs. such rs was used by our
ancestors many years ago, the formula
Of which has been secured exclusively
by the present manufacturers It great
trouble ani espsu.e. II {. not a mere
cold dryer. Ii 10 a system.searcher
and upbuilder aud u consumption ex-
p%ellaut. Wh.rs others fail, II win,
because IL gets at the Constitutional
cause an | rem ives it from the system.
J. w. Hen,hiw, of Greensboro, Pa,
on Jan. Is. 1855, reported that the had
derived more real benefit for the
length OF time, from Warmers Log
Cabin AMI Consumption remedy than
he had for years from the best state
physicians"
IL you have n cough, night sweats,
positive s,,ur,nc, in your Owl mind
that you. oh-you, h ave no consump.
tion," snd yet loose fl,sn, appetite,
courage, MS your lungs waste away,
you m ~ know that SON the funereal
month Of March will claim you, Jules.
promptly and faithfully you use the
article nam Il. IL ptiIer remedies
have failei try this n thoroughly.
Ii others are offered, insist the more
on trying this unequiled preparation.
Some persons are prone to consump
ton and they should never allow the
disease 20 become seated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
h Melbourne international Erhibitio,

The Melbourne International Exhibition.
Australia celebrates the century Of
her settlement by u grand Internation-
al Exhibition at Melbourne, commence
ing August lst next, aud continuing
for six months. Congress has appro-
pristed $50. 900. viii appoint commits.
sioners to represent the United States.
aud it is hoped that very many pri-
vate firms will make exhibits. The
government Of Victoria controls the
exhibition and gives space and steam
for motive power free. The exhibition
building and annexes will cover TWEEN
ty-four Acres Of ground, and the dis.
play, both local aud from foreign
countries, will be the largest ever seen
In the southern hemisphere. Goods
for exhibition are admitted duty {. ee.
Australia Is a rich and growing coun-
try and American goods sell well
there, and the comparative nearness
Of Australia to America should Inspire
our business men TO control her mar
kets. Mr.. John NJ. Ives, who for the
past three years has been in the anti
podes AZ manager for the we'll known
Safe Cure Hou,e Of II. II. Warner &
Co., has just returned with letters
from the chief secretary aud
commissioners; also blank applications
for space, which he will be pleased to
send free on application TO him at
Rochester, New York. Applications
should be made at once, as goods must
be In position not later than July first
next.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

j.. c. Sprague, Of the upper Rosebud,
is in the city seeking redres, aud set.
Element OF losses sustained by q fire in
which his house aud outbulldings
were burned. He claims the Cheyenne
Indians did the job aud naturally de.
sires to find some way Of forcing the
department to make good the damage.
A hearing Of the case will be had be-
fore Judge Rirkle to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

The ladies Of the Methodist church
will serve dinner and supper In
the building formerly occupied
by Mr.. Skinner on Main street,
Tuesday and Wednesday, March
18th and l4th. Dinner from 1880 q
m. to 2 p. m. Supper from 5 to 9 pm.
each day. Dinner, so cents; supper, IS
cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13
A nloodY nscrnn.n

Bad blood has existed for some time
between Dave Cleland and Johnny
Cosgrln, the attentions paid by Coz.
griff to Cleland'- wife being the prl.
mary aud immediate cause. Last
night CIelsnd went home (he lives on
the south side) and found CosgriG
asleep on a sofa In the house and very
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

50 ~ A' A1iAA " " "a bhf ~
District Of the Territory OF Montana within Ant
for the county Of Custer.
Action broughtis
ltne District Coast
lof the Third ysr
Idicisl District q
Edward g. Burgess, 1.-THE Territory Of
Paintih, Montana. In 80
Against for he county 81
Samuel N. Parker, ICuster, and ~
Defendant. complaint fled 10
lssid county u
lCusteI, In the o.
Jffe OF the elesk
Ief said Disaxis
Court.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana ss~s
greeting TO Samuel NJ. Parker. defendant
You are hereby required to .ppssx
in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the District eour
Territory OF Montana, In and for the sait
county OF Custer, ami 10 answer the complains
tled therein, within ten days Exclusive Of the dag
Of ~servicel after the service on YOU Of this sum
mons served within this cfunty, or. 10 served
out Of this county, but In thS district, then with
In twenty days; otherwise within forty days-or
judgment by default vii b. taken against you, &C.
cording TO the prayer Of aid complaint.
This action IA brought TO recover the sum Of
2s5 IS upon u prumissoy note dared FEB. Is.
1881 d Ne siI months . Ter date and interest there
on from date AZ The rate Of six per cen per znnus
and also 10 ~foreciOse q lien Of mortgage o. onaB
The night, title and interest tthe said defendaIs
Parker Ia aud to a. property and premises % tks
Parker Cattle Company, the said property be ing
situal ed In the County Of Custer and Territory u
Montana, and for ~ order Of court, that the al
right. title aud interest OF The said Defendant Par
her be sold by the sheriff Of said county according
10 Law and the practice Of this court to saiisfy sait
judgment and mortgage, ~ will more fully appear
by reference t. complaint on Gle herein And yos
are hereby notified that IL you fail 10 appear ana
An,ver the said complaint As above required, Tia
said plaintin will apply 70 the clurt for the reltri
demanded In The COM ain ard for costa ofsuit.
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the Distrie
Court Of the ThiTl Judicial Districi
o. the Territory o. Montsua, In ana
for the said county Of Custer this sh
STALL day Of Feb uary, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand q sht hundred and
eighty-cighi,
JAMES McF l2LASE. clerh.
c. r, MIDDLETON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

Yesterday wasn't the nth OF March,
but n would 3 suppose from the
number OF broken hesd-. plain DRINKS
and carou-es among the Irish popula.
ton.