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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
roRIuNE,s FAvoRIrEs.
Mobile rriso Winners In the Louisiana
state Lottsry-How, Whore, Whom
They Did ~. EtC.

Ihuy Did u, Ste.
Irom the Nonig IAbl Register
The reporter met Mr. Frank Mckcon
and found him 10 be- a clever gentleman,
one ct the firm of McKoon d Alvnkcn,
who own aud operate "A concc saloon aud
restaurant Mr.. Mckcon stated to thc ~
porter that u was a fact That hc ami Mr..
Boyle held onr-,Vcn,ich 81 urkr, No.
b3 lIp, which drvw the SECOND capital
pro Of slOl.UOO iu tho last drawing oi the
Louisiana State Lottery he said that
they had purchased tho ticket about uuc
week bei.u thr drawing aud had invested
often bciou "Thc prize clmo In good
time, hc said, "us needed the money
badly. as YOU know ! have bad plenty of
had luck lOu remember thlt Np WFrp
burned 0ui last lnl', aud I bal uu work
and no place tu work co.. After ihy Hrc NJ,
had another misfortune, pul thu was
losing s'lb Boo thc r,cuut bank failure
had almost given zap, lut hearing ul tho
old alnsv. "thv iuk,st hHuu we're lust
hgiorc day / iclt the truth II it krrnly
when ! saw 10y thl official list ul tho draw.
Ing that oar ticket lrnW valuable pfisr. +"
After cuuguiuiuius Mr. Nrktalu tlr
y
found Mr. EcylU iu 700 Hukk,rprr Bt "a
very popular HIufo in this rity. The p..
porter asked Nis % true tlHt hn had I..u
the lucky winner ui a valuable prtr. IIr
said fortunately 10 b. true. | have bought
once ar twice before aud must say tIat
was little surprised anl r'lI when my
partner. Frank Mykclu, lull me- vc hai
won. ! have n1 idea what will do Will
my share. | will usc d, 81 uIc brst alyan.
turc pussihIc.
Hearing ium good authority that Nh.
Lyman H. Faith, prominent attorney.
had bcvn another of thv fortunate winners
n reporter was sent tO his uihrp and found
tho gentlemen there with hands uul hU1l
iull ui work. Tho reporter stated o. him
that Doc WIS told that hu bal Nuu % Fl.uIU
prEn li the Ilsi drawing Ui the Louisiana
State Lottery NJ Faith laughed. and
flid iHo fact is chat ! Wa uul, ihp att0f.
ntl ui 'N" parties That Won tlp pfIf.. and
ie lh" attorney ! collected thu amount Hl
lho pisn aud m attorney received m, lrp
lh' party That won thr Irgu BE- mot rrb
lui j. able iu 'rt along. aud tla s,uIl
VIII NrII things lYts these luf. IuU dos.
and know in1i uy money will H.. .uIi,
Ciuu.ly Invested, 7pmr iu AhHu, lbt.
bonds, and aIWu iu real estate. uH. 49,
the money Is collected auI .1ir in lirl
and u You lrsiro 30, will show Won ihe
bank book With Toe entry. bat will mol
tell ypu who The party 90 parties urr. Ha
they DO not wish their names known IL
b. very unusual thing t1 employ au Id.
torney 20 collect prizes from thr luusI,nn
State lottery ls tHn company delights la
paying all prizes without rebate ur HIs.
count Ia this particular ease. however.
the parties were willing. ur thr slLrui s...
orccy, 90 Zee an attorney Zoo tHr matter.
for they knew that professional ,tgurito
would prevent DIS dNulsus tir nam, Uf
81 lis client Tho lIr-t National LBUk oi
Mobile collected the pul, i1f NJ. TaifI.
and the Southern ESpws rumptuy iEat
Of Mcssn. Mckoon and Bowie. -NI..
(Aia.) R,gbisr, JuIg %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
River 'pclerrn,,,..

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 8O-Riyor o feet 7.
tenths and rising Weather cloudy and cool
NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug 30-Wcather warm
aud showcry. Arrived. City of Baton Rouge, 81.
Louis.
NlCKSBURG, Miss. Aug 90 - River rising.
gauge Ia, Passed up. Pargoud, pm. Arrived:
snag-boat Meigs Red river
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 30.--Noon. --RiyCr 0 feet G
inches aud falling. Weather pleasant and raining
Departed: Katie Stockdale, Pittsburg. Night -
River ~ feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
Thermometer 10,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 80-Noon River
falling. with feet inches In the canal aud :
feet Inches In the chute on the falls business
good. Weather partly clear and cloudy. threat.
ening rain. Night-Riyer falling with . feet 1
inches In the canal aud feet inches on the
falls business fair. Weather cloudy and raining
CAIRO, NJ. Aug. 3O.-Noon.- Arrived Arlan.
sas city, NntchCl, am, New South. ohio. 3
n.m. Departed: City OF Monroe Natchaz, II pm.
Arkansas city, 81. Louis, sam: New South, ST.
Louis 4 am. River - feet aud rising Weather
cloudy and cool. Nght--Arriycd: ohio, Memphis
p.ma John Gilberl, 81. Louis. pm. City OF
-. Louis, New Orleans, lp.m., Departed Ohio
Cincinnati ? pm; John Gilbert, Tennassee
river, pun; City OF st. Louis, pm. River %
feet Z Inches and rising. Weather fair and warm,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

ST. iArL. Minnp Aug 30 Tie P.mtr
Pres reviews the lint year Vi hugh license
in Minnesota, and finds tho system has
proved all its friends claimed iur H. There
are In the State only .t15 saloons now. ns
against ., sOd when the law went into rl.
feet A decrease In the consumption of
liquor u shown In nearly every county
Low grogpries have been closed up and
the liquor business IA under better police
supervision. Under the old system the
average cost Of license was about s3nO
aud The total approximate income was
about $4,000. Under the high license
the average cost Of permission 10 scll Is
about 800, aud the total approximate in.
come is about 81, 10000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
EVERY POOR MAN HAS A DOG
And Some Are So Dog'on Poor They
HaVe Thirteen.

wELLsvILLE, o., Aug. 30.-William
smalley, an old and eccentric citizen, was
taken to the county iniirmary today. lie
had amassed considerable wealth at one
time, but lost il all. When the authorities
attempted to enter his house, where for
years he had lived alone, they were at
tackled by number OF dogs the old man
kept They had great difficulty in getting
Smalley away. Thirteen dogs OF various
kinds and sizes were found on the prem
ises. Smalley had for five years taken
care Of all the stray dogs he conld find.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
A n,..a, t,..l.ia.a TRACED,

NV ORLEANS, la, Aug JD=A special
10 tho 1ina- Democrn from Shreveport,
Ia, says "An afffay occurred Yesterday
ut the Pandora store, sSmlc, above here,
In Bosicr parish, which resulted In tho
death Of Dr. J. W. Arnold, who was shot
and killed by w. J. McMalh. young
man who was In charge OF the store. Tho
parties wore well connected aud had many
friends In that section. In Shreveport
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

lion OF the act OF March, 1873, are said
10 have ceased to be In force il So to what
extent and by what authority OF law. The
conference report on the bill to provide
for the disposal of the Fort Wallace
military reservation in Kansas was pre-
sentod and agreed to.
A l;nurnnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Prom The thirirU luHuuC
MY son. sail the judge blandly. to
the youthful witness Edo you know the
nature ol an oath2'
u think 40, SIR replied tho little
boy iimidly my father has been betting
ON the pgtfuiH this season"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
Fresh aud ,Inpp, race..

TT|"T ID y" n
"Nh. said q Kindly old rrpoklyn lady.
o. q group Of wclldry,scd little bows Ias.rd
her gate, chow glad am % ,rc such lf,sh
aud happy iac's ON this beautiful sabbath
morning Are YOU going o. sunday school.
lu'o luNs''
Nom rcpliclthc little buys. politely.
"Nc'sv gpin' to dc ball game.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31
tue Lins Of ui, rrofe.,lou..

inm The Merchant Tm,y'st
Whore I'LL Won ryt that now boiled
shirt asked one tramp ot another
II came by u hononhly In the limo OF
my profession"
The line Of yout proic-sion?"
Eyes, sir, the clothes line"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

lluNr testimonials arr most reliable. aud
t you will s.ud your uamr anil address we
viii H.Ud statements ui numbers OF tlr best
citizens ut Nashville wElriIus thr wonder.
tul cure. effected by thr Ethiopian Pile Out-
mruL u mover hIlA Fiuy cents and an
Cyf bottle" Manufactured by huum Root
Medicine Ca. Nashville. Tenn. IUrr1Ig by
ilpistgr gAI Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

rAiN from indigestion. Dyspepsia. ami too
hearty eating is rlic,rl nt ungg hy taking
one u Carriers Little Liver rilsimmodiatoly
after dinner Don't f1rert this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Miss Sonata 10 western cscorll DO YOU
know Wagner M. ilamlarl9
Mr. llamltrl-No. bat ann well nc.
quainicd with Pullman. 10 lives la Chi.
rag1, you know.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

HAvr You seen tlic latest thing out'
No, what u ~ -Four long Havana filled
Bullos for 10 cents
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

Tho fins, assisted Italian Immigrant 10
this country was person named Christie.
pher Columbus Pack.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

=, HohSwAY's vemifuFo CONNECTIONS are
The most elegant and effective ycrmifngn I
Philadelphia -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

nR. JOHNSON 4 acknowledge By all rar,icsia
~ trrusirt a. BY fir tho most sficr,'s tlul phys
clan ia the treatment Of private 90 scCtct dkcAsoN
Quick rrrmAncnt Guns guaranteed IN every capN,
usir ~ female. hecrnt cnlss Of Nnnurfhsa AMI
syphilis cured 10 a lew days without the Ne II
uierpufy, change OF diet OF hlndranre frrn bust.
ncsg Secondary syphilis tho Last ycsiige cfaii.
Gated without the usc u n.erHlfy. Involuntary
iuss IL semen stopped iu \ shou time sufferers
tnlm impptenCy of lut. ~ SEXUAL poNcfs restored %
frVo vigbf iu 4 rev weeks Victims " srlf ahtsa
tnd excessive vencry, su1efing from spcrmAi1rfhoa
AMI los Of physical aud inCutnl power. spvclly
aud permanently cured Particular attention u4d
~ tho diseases Of Women, AMI CURES ruaAutcci
rlcs aud old sorcs cund without tic usc " caustlo
90 the knife All consultations strictly uontden.
tisl Nsliclnct sent BY cIpfc,- " al pGiA Of no
country
oewufkingmen curci Al half the usual nicA
Ooiuc hOuu iron . O'Clock Atn. 20 o'clock . IN
d. n JOHNSON. ND
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

ltum il1frrf Magazine
Deacon Williams =llrullcr Jones, how
did yer son come putou dc trial.
Brother Jones De icjsc done give i'm
two muns In lc iiyul
Deacon Williams Pears ter me like as
u You ourhtyr bc ppW'iul thankful. lie
ct Oh mighty light. hc dil.
Brother Jones WANT n lights YOU
seem tyr think hvy's 1gWiulyr hang I'm
when lie two muus b. az.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-31

De smilh-''lIow are you up at your
clearinghouse, Travis, pretty inll2"
Tmyis-"Not much! Our landlady is an
out-and-out prohibitionist. "-BuliHgton
Frce Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
A Railroad in the Arctic Circle.

The Swedish and Norwegian railroad,
which is now building from Lulea, on
the Gulf of Bothnia, TO Lafoden, on the
North sea, is partly situated within the
arctic circle. 1000 miles farther north
than any railroad in Canada. The winter
has not, however. been found too severe
by the English employees and their wives,
and the snowfall is less than in some
moro southern attitudes, while the dark
ness of the lorg winter nights is partly
compensated by the lights of the aurora.
The line is being built by an English COM
pany in order to tap the enormous de-
posts of iron ore in the Gellivare noun
tains. 1t is feared that the ore in the
Bilboa district is nearly exhausted, and
as this is the main source Of supply for
many steel works ia the United States
and Europe, a new field Of non-phos-
phoric ore suitable for steel rail making
is very desirable. A considerable de-
mand exists already for the Gellivare ore,
and hydraulic machinery, capable Of de-
livering on board ship 10, 900 tons Of ore
in twenty-four hours, is being installed
on the company's wharf at Lulea. The
engines and cars used have been built
in England. The former have eight
coupled wheels, and weigh l-7,0 900
pounds in working order. The ore cars
are made of steel throughout, and are
$4,000 pounds capacity.-Railroad Ga
zette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
WHAT 1T is DOING.

The Great Remedy for Pain is n wonder
surely, but il is the result only Of true medi-
cal science and research. such a discovery
lnd a right To promise curr-it has cured
wherever used rs directed, Founded upon
the intrinsic merit of each element which,
IN combination, proved Ia I've the perfection
Of cure, Its virtues made il what i Is.
Every Man, Woman and Child
in the United States knows its name and
names it ms a remedy which should be In
every house, for every home knows It's value,
As a sterling comforter. the truest relief
1t Belongs to the Universe.
Canada took it up, and in every province il is
the standard cure. Ii crossed the ocean, on
demand, and alike in Scotland, England
and Ireland, in The extremes Of climate and
temperature, II is the same sovereign Con
qucrsr Of Pain. Distinguished men and
physicians of South aud Central America
have used and recommend il. and strcet-criers
have sung its praise in verse on the streets
Of Mexico. A wcmberof
The South African Parliament
praised it in open debate, and the same was
done by a U. s. Senator. Ia India II won its
first golden medal at the Calcutta Exposition,
where expert chemists and physicians
awarded il It's due. and by right II has won
in all similar competitions. one Of the most
distinguished scholars of Germany thought il
his duty 10 praise il, and such has been its
need from PrclAtcs, POtcntatcs and the Press.
\ distinguished Traveller comments upon its
use in Egypt, II was the comforter and cure
Of the lost, half frozen explorers among
The lcebergs of the Arctic Seas.
II found lis place in the knaIrtrks OF the
British soldiers in the Soudan, and il is o
permanent supply 4" the medicine chests
of her MaieSty'S war ships,
II 10 would seem enough to show what Il
Is dong, but one other potent fact can't be
disrGIrdcd. Another continent has been
captured and il las taken Possession of the
trade there. In one shipment upon one
order from Australia dTU gross were de
liyered. 1t holds its w Us tie best known
remedy of the are for Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Lumhago, Sciarira and all painful all
ments. And what II is doing now specifically
is That IL is rtctiriHg trUBg . all us patrons
statements That ne Pdids cured hy in healing
virtues, from tC date u care 10 The date Of tie
response, embracing a hp@ # gears. roman
Permanent without Recurrence.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers.
The Charles A. y"g-Ier Co.. Baltic, Nd.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11

fever carries OF the patent aTIer pro-
longed suffering.
There is no cure for this terrible i'll
ness, after it is strongly established, but
return to the native country, and some
times that cure is undertaken too late.
It attacks mountaineers, ~singularly
enough, more frequently than any other
class Of people, and the only preventive
against it is the presence Of some other
equally strong emotion with the love of
home, or some absorbing occupation
which leaves one no time to think, and
hardly 10 feel. Perfectly SAN though
the patient be, he has all the impede
menta of insanity in an effort for recov-
cry, and is as pitiable as any victim in
the records Of suiferirg Bazaar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
A Strange Disease.

In no physiological phenomena Is the
influence of the nerves upon the body
shown 20 forcibly as in the case Of home
sickness, which, when prolonged and in.
tensiiied, becomes q mortal disease. The
melancholy Of the nature which loves
home and despairs Of again seeing 10
preys upon the nervous system till ID ia
wrought into n state Of abnormal excite
ment Which presents distinct physical
symptoms. Respiration presently be-
comes lnbored, and is more like signing
than breathing; the face wears the pallor
of a corpse already; tho heart beats with
the swiftness Of great debility; there Is
no appetite, there Is no sleep; sccretions
become irregular, and congestion a mat
Ter Of course; the sight becomes dim,
fever sets in, and either sudden death
closes the scene or the exhaustion Of the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
Notice Of Settlement Of Account.

In the probate court OF the countY Of Custer,
Territory Of Montana, IN the matter Of the estate
Of Nargie Boyle, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given, that Daniel 30, 10, the
administration OF Margie Boyle, deceased, has rem.
dered and presented TOR settlement, and 6led In
said court, final account Of his administration OF
said o tate, and that Mon'ay tho 10th day Of Jan.
uafy, 1883, being a day Of q term Of said court, To-
Wit. Of the January Term, lbss, AT lOU'clOek, A
VI. at the court room OF said court. in Miles City,
In said Custer County, has been duly appointed by
said rouft Tor the settlement Of said account, NJ
whiebtime and place any person interested In said
estate may appear and die bis exceptions, In writ.
ing 70 TIE sad account, aud contest The same.
Dated January oh, 1855.
WA. g sTAEHLE,
EH Onicio Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
rHx OFFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER COUNTY

No hills against T Z ~fELLowsroSE JoI RIAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted by any OF he employees
sfs, i'd paper or othgrs, will be recognized unless
accompanied by A VIZ iurn order signed By the pub
hsher or business manager.
The editor OF Tbs l~ELLowsToSt yoCfNhI
b not responsible Tor Any II the ofin-
tsns or uiterances Of It's correspondents.
Notice 10 hereby given to all concerned that
rHE YELLOWSTONE Jol RSAL PuBLlsnlSG 60
holds the contract TO do oil printing and ad-
0rlising, OF VIII ,ttver natu > chargeable TO Gus
ts county and is also the drsignal-d aud only pap Z
n Custer county In v i'h ~stryites by pub ~ication
can be legally made, Legal notices published In
ether paptps Of Custer county, are yid and
worthless. As has been decided by the coUrs OF
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING
In the Academy Of Music. New 0rlesns,
Tuesday. March 10. 1898.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves SO; Quarters S.; Teulbs
81; 1wentieths 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
DR.. L1EBIG & co.

The European Medical staff and Special Surgeons
ant pnysicans Of the Liebig World DispensaU
and international Surgical Institute.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11

3,l36 Prizes amounting to. ...........-..-.s 81 ,055, 0l
FoI Tub Rates or any further information apply
10 the Undersigned, Your handwriting must be
distinct and signature plain. More rapid return
mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing au
Envelope bearing your full address,
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary letter.
Currency by Express (at our expense) addressed
N. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
or NJ, A, DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
Every Man, Woman and Child

in the United States knows its name and
names it MS "A remedy which should be In
every house, for every home knows It's value,
As a sterling comforter. the truest relief
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
Saturday, February II, 1883.
OURiOwN CASE.

The Billings Gazette announces In
its issue OF the 9th that IN the 10Th
inst. its publication will cease, the di.
reel cause of its retirement being the
lack u local support, which has en-
tailed a loss on the proprietors which
they are un willing longer to shoulder.
We trust that the text here given
will be taken home by some OF our
merchants and business men whose
names are conspicuous by their all
sence from the columns OF the JOUR
NAL. The existence Of daily paper
in n small town is one of the hest evil
dences To the outside world OF the eli.
terprise and prosperity of the eomnIu-
nifty. II is constant advertisement
Of the town and liz people, aud huu.
drsds OF channels unknown and M.
thought VI, bring to light the fact ths,
such and such u town exists, aud, By
reason of its having a daily paper,
must perforce be "A lively, go-a.hesd
town and one worth looking at II a
chang in location is to be made. The
Droprietors ofthis paper know, what
the public do not. that AZ the yearly
meetings Of the Montana press as-ocis-
ton there is year after year the great
ct wonder expressed by our brethren
Of ne press, that Miles City nj sup
port a daily. Outside Of Helena and
Butte there are but three towns in the
territory that can boast Of daily pa
per, and two OF these, Benton and
Great Falls, are running on the boom
that the advent Of the Manitoba road
brought there last fall. Miles City il
the third, and since September 1883,
In fair weather and foul. in prosperity
and disaster, the DAILY YELLOWSTONE
JOURNAL has come 10 the front six
times a week with its budget OF news,
cheerfully doing its best for the town,
thankfully accepting such support as
was accorded il aud never grumbling
that 1t was not larger or more gen.r,
Gus. On the whole we have no com
plant to make; our business m IN ~
rule have given u what business they
thought they could afford, aud we
have not failed to appreci Its the fact
that the reverses Of the past year have
put it out Of the power OF many to do
M much ~ they might wish. But
the fact nevertheless remains that 1t
cats IN J1ey u run "a daily Newspaper
and that the cost should be equitabIy
distributed among the people whose
interests IL champions.
As Crosse rain" sptly remarked a
few Sundays ago" l sm glnd TO see
the JoURNALshow up every morning,
even II IL isn't the brightest thing Oh
earth; the wonder 10 me is that il
shows up at all" This wonder is
sometimes shared by ourselves. but
We keen getting tber. iust the same
relying on the future to justify aud re-
ward u. for what sometimes seem. IN.
reouIted labor. We realize-pons bet.
ter-.hst the JOURNAL /. not at time,
"she brightss, thing on EARTH but
this Is not our fault; there are days
when q dozen reporter. could not die
no a spoonfuI of readable news and ON
such dars the nansr must fall he,nw
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company,
LAND DEPART ENT.
ST. PArL. MIsN.. Sept. o.Issi.

ST.. PAUL. MISS.. Sept. o.Iss5.
To whom IL may conc IN:
Notice &, hereby given thai the Northern Pacific
RtilIu1d company claims title trpm the United
states under It's chatter to all lani. within its
itemnily limits, for which said cOinpAnt he fler
selection lists IN the offices OF the registers and
receivers OF the United states land offices In the
states 1T Nis on Ia, Minnesota and oregon, aud
the territories of Dakota. Montana. Idaho and
washi gton; and that ssii comp any will resist 10
the land departments and in the COUNTS. any eI0u
Of any and al uersons 10 acquire title OF In or TO
any portion ct sand selected Lands. aud thai said
comp ny will institute actions IN the court
against any person attempting 10 acquire title to
or possession " any OF said selected lands except.
ing through aud under the Northern Pacific rail.
road company.
Toe recent rulinr and order Of the secretary Of
the in,eTinr is not dnal. IL iscontrary 10 the uni.
torn current u decisions ofthe feleral courts In
relai ion 10 the slbiert ma ter. The railroad CON
psuy will resist any AMI an itt'mPts to deprive IL
Of said lands.
ClINS. D. l. MB0RN.
JAMES MCSAUGH1. and Commissioner
Counsel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-11
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

upCp That the presence Of Gen.
N { W { MD erals Beauregard ana
Early, who are In charge Of the drawings, Is q
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integri, y, thai
the chances are all equal and that no one can DOS.
sibly divine what number will draw a Prise,
REMEMBE that the payment Of all Prizes IL
sUARANTtED by FOUR NATIONAL
RANKS Of New Orleans. and the Tickets sre
signed w the President u All 1nstitution, whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts; therefore. beware VI any limitations or
anonymous schemes