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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

LARg rEoTAN gN 5l5 rs,5T 81, 4 1,9:
hotels. e. l5s 6tA-ayo.. 4th house above lOth-st
\ maid and plain sewing or chambermad and waitress
5o'i-.t. riae Fna.s's ecf
CHANnERlAlD. SEANsTREss. ke,-By North Of
l.ln1 eiH Ia'"t nnl.1 ~ 90 4,gnl ana syying
wiling and oy'rng Address 3iG East lOthst. between
(,O0k. Sc-By q respcct1he young woman good cook
y ana bak in private family ely reference go East
70'h-.t.. 81 hoor 'front.'
CoNPANIoN te8y women Of refinement a.. And eS
changed Adde'S r. East 3lst-st.
gV,NEFE,f,Ty WAITRESS NURSE. 1c.-Bv a
\ nat capable sTdeh girl who is not afraid Of work
best rrf.,c1c.s Call e70 Ghayc near Ith.t, upstairs
Il HAMBER.iAID. WAITRESS. tc-By swedish
Y .. r.f..rac... nr-rcls. chambermad and waitress
or r gol tN2orRicAS TRA1NiNG School is2 aaaye
CuNNBrRN AID and PLAIN sEWING--By a Young
\ e.ri city reference Call At 556 West l'th-s~' ring
Co0K. WASHING and IEoNING-By neat Welsh
- e makes bread soups desserts steady place strict
Wish go et6.aye- upstairs
T,ooK ANA LAUNDRTSs.- an English Protestant !;
nfst.ca.s laandro-- wages moderate ciX Or country
AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL, 4s2 1ave, 5oi'sI
CH,NBFRMND ScBy respec,able glr In ma, a pr pr,
erencc $50 west 45h-st, call two days
(,ooK- WASH and NORTHUMBERLAND and
At -
o,, 1 0l' .e ea 1ol7 eth ave, between 9TH and
COOK--IiY n--t-ca-- Protestant cook FOR club q
y gentlemen 91 school with asaght'r 10 sie
we. ''' o2d i'-''s two 7'''' aieh,..
COOK. LAUNDREss. &c-CHAMBERMAID and
separate splendid cook desserts, Be- city or country
three years references. Cali 100 Futon-st, Brooklyn
4 oOK. tc-By o woman who understands all kinds q
I good plain cooking good breal ana Dsy W., sosh
yans a ANDY and sS good city reference a. ~0'' 'D
CHAMBERN AID BY most capable PrOte.tant wo-
y man can take ~ hard woods handsome iurhturo
Coz Gih ave-. '"4 '' -
TIorsFwoRK. tc.-Bv bright young girl will tske
caro- OF children - 90 40 month references Jus
si-ayc.
EIoCsfwoRK-By an English girl references good
country AMERICAS TRAINING SCHOOL 4s2 Sd
EyoustwoRE--By q swedish gil age % -. s &
landed 10 DO general huuscworL Cal OF address ME
HITLER 22s East J5th ST. top noor -------
UouSEwoRKRy aF, yognS e dw s9SS wn sssg
II ana roncr not long ia me CITY t"WN"se'' e0
tempered and willing. can cary $50 ouaNe'
ii an eSshs So West s5'S1 candy
NFANr NuRsE--By yesy re'peeta9Ie midi die
bottle from 6Tg best Ely references II sdaye..
nr-t noor
,I-XnPTg- r.. a. Young girl a, nrst-clas- laundress
l. private family ,ty of country. Call NJ r. *
East 5l-t,t. tVo dag -----------
l,unre-s o, to !o chsmD.rwol, and hne washing best
rltr -,fereuce a0. ltr - a,t, call for Two day.
ao os rG' a sr S@S S ssal aT' iG 49,
o., an aur~ ,. c1 Sis o,a 'i1s 'n''u''"
' slser ,a-, 81 t,s. 'ag. GOOD civ feiereace..
- EANsTH., t,-iy. Young. smart German gr'
bet re,sien,.- .-i w.a io'n-', ID door
- FAMsTGE-,. t..ln. Young smart German g n
= If Ia f. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
ErIp Wante0.

WANTED Office NJ large wholesale concern, caps-
w bic well educated young man with business experlnc
Tor responsible position good references required ~ Eth
Tribune Once.
WANTED MANIC take the agency OF our safes
W size 2sxiSxS Inches weight 300 pounds rcta price
$50 other sizes psDportiOn~ chance and pera-
business These safes meet demand never before
supplied other safe companies as are not governed
by the safe Pool - , a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

COTTON-There was hsat tra1iS ios Ia e baIes for
consumption. Port receipts SVOo ne same lime last
year Since september the eegnnng ,o oS Ss com
LEI 20 los bales the corresponding Time dse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York,, va Desbrosses and coraands
- sqeets Ferries 40 follow VIA. ,,s pullman p,Iac.
Cars alta ned, 90 a NJ 30 DINING Car ana p M
Dining. SMOKING and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at 90
VII AN port LoSk Haven 90 a NJ 90 p III
and Enc a. 10 & connecting A. lofty ''f I'''
For Lebanon 3 100 a. NJ 20 p m. and 10 10 night
Eur NOrslstown. Phenxyie, Pottstown and Leading.
II 20 a. n, / 90 . 100 and 90 p m Saturdays
Ba tuOre Washington and the south, Limited wash.
ngton Express Of pullman Paror Cars daily except
daily with Dining Car, az 40 p m, arrive Washing
sunday. and "a a m. 80 and ,. and i5:i5
Fof ptantc City. Il 10 q. H. 90 and 90 D. m week
For Csoe May 90 p m. days
Long Branch Bay Head junction. and Intermediate Sta
tons, via Runway and Amooy, 5 80 and . 10 a. N .
lo 20 noon. 3d. 3 10 90 and 90 p n On Sum
dav. Q 10 III. and 90 p. N. do not stop az Asbury
For oii Point and Norfolk, VIA New YorE Phlatephis
ard Norfolk Railroad $ , m, daily via Baltimore
ana Iay Line 80 p ~ wee" eo5ne cay with Al, ,b,oueh
trains st Jersey City, arordng speedy and dlrecs
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New OK VI. DesoFos'e' and
90 20, 5, o., Chicago Lin ed with Dlning Gag
and TO- Washington LlmItedl, and IL n, ~ 90 J. 2
49, 50 s s inf % p m ana 20 "a and ID p5sa
sundays Express rs. o - Limited and 10 a m.
4. 80. s. q 80, and y H. ana IL 10 night
Trains 9ashs fcr daily except Sunday
aS H. On nasy Connect At trenton a Tor camden
Ticket Offices Nos 455, SD ana ga "a Broaa.sT I
and Brooklyn Annex station foot Of tu-tonst
Br.oNyn station, Jersey City; Enigrsns Ticket once.
The Sew-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences. v,oon
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Penn. Sept II National rr1nsit Certiacats.
opened an qJ. highest. 50 lowest, HtA closed % =
Sales sg6uOJ barrels clearances 2 5000 barrels
go barrels
PfrrsnCnG PENN Sept l2-Petroenn dull ami arm
transit certificates opened al Jos ciosei al %
highest 9Js lowest "a
BRlpFoRp Penn Sept l2-Nationai Transit Certihc les
opened 9ja- closed al %. highest 9Js lowest "a
cearances. -O.,OOO bbis
TlrusvLIE Penn sept l2-Natona Transit Certificates
operr f95A highest y3s lowest. "a cln-r S4A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL sept 1850 -Deef- Ho llers 0fer OIL
erat~v Pork-Hoiter offer moderately. Hams Holders
oncr Oler teiy Holders of.r moderately tumDer-
Od sIart ID frm at 49, I'd. Chez.
freely TaOw-Hoders odcr splrnglv Spirits
VI Iurpentne- Holders Orrr -par.ngF koslh-HOlcei
Offer moderately Lard-Spot and mtures-Hoders Offer
sptrngy. spot september. strong At Dos. Wheat
Holders Offer freely No . " inter dull az = iad
new 30 ? spring dul - -A1d flour-iloifers otter
sparngv Coru-s Dot Fufurcs- HOets Offer sparugy
mixed Western. spot steady ~ D. U DO september jul
D. steady 40 l- Oh do November, dll
- Old. Hops at LOndOu--N cW.lOrk rtate-Hsliers
offer sparinglT
IovoS sent l2-Calcuita linseod 49, Oh per quarter
In OH ad per refined petroleum lI-l1f Q
7a,i gallon.
ANTWERP sept l2-wilcoxs lard closed 1T francs IS
centmrs per loo kilos
AsrwgRP sept ~ petroleum-Fne pale American 20
francs IS paid and 20 francs - confines sellers
BREMEN Sept l2WllcOK's lard closed at AZ marks per
llOn. Petroleum, marks 20 pennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

.'rTaE TARIFF Of iss3' pamphlet % 90 large pages
L OF duty In force. lu fun together
List and other valuable Tariff infor
nation Timely Tor reference aud ahfOlutey correct
Price Il cent? = copy. published by The Tribune,
Eew-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
miscellaneous
We'll. Fargo Il
STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS lighted throughout By
SSRSR DA Or CITY or TROY cave. Pier "A. n r.
loot chrstophersi daily except Saturday m Sunday
A t siesmers DREW DREW and DEAN RItHMoN6 eaYo
Pier A. NSIh eyer qS eed a The hour q
departure.
ID OSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA
Steamer, nH6G5 5E2Y sEASN6 and MASSACHUSETTS,
leave Pier 30, y. r.. foot Waren,'t az . 80 =. m
Sd 62sH seeuf SsS" 25 25 81
and ali onccs OF westcots Express Company In New
York BROOKLYN.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
cATskIIL EyIyING IISl s.e ,sa K (.
rom foot u Ja7.s. r. conn ctns Oh caisku Noun
. sana 1 o p Sa Or address W. j. nuGHas cat y z
EATHER Columba's Advocate Line to Al
Fare ' Ten "" cent s. Fuller particulars IN his column 10
EALL RIVER LINE-FOR BOSTON AND
AL tan Points r., FAST s D9gBIE 7ERylGGE
nRI SgF PP6vrbr%GF sd oib c6TfGNY
Splendid orchestra attached 70 each vessel -, ,...
Q, Marayst a, 30 ana G5 n BEpre' rains rain g g9
sSS'NDRYs leave Ns%. York a. 80 p. m. Tor all
p' 66anecE etrf 67 4na issY o ol isv from Brooklyn
i laney Gy N A. Ie9es 1.a iii oI4 81 and Ss
lj3 Bo%ery, Astor Hou;e and Windsor Hotel Line
GHHo. t. coS3;oi, Z; r. 4 BoRDEN LOWELL Asts.
pONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATHKILL
Ia Mountains, Landing AZ Clgnsons West Point, Corn,
wall Newousg Maabo,o Milton PoushA . eis,s ,d ana
ce.sEl Moqnaain ara km,r aosT fr1@ ssys
cyegy wsesday t p M R RrNGsToS leaves at
thSS Mountains d mans ''''' W.
MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS. VEST
foas5sasp.ie iyd, Fark Eoa( Y ara Kas-'a5 l. Livery
excepting sundays when she leaves one hour ear
HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
Nr~ l ,,,.-D DAILY ,sS''9.. ssaads{s.
" New- Go,k' ~ Ee,.55 5s, Tp b., Zoo
for ALBANY laadqg a5 wess f9ns NewOurg POUCH
kefBss 5nes ssys s sh;sS and Hudson
A ane BAND attached g5na 70 e en-. boat
WEST POINT. .NEwBUAc and PoUGHKEEPsIE
1s c Ssso and saa h5 ws. R. r f
Boston and Albsny r. d; and chbur- r r for Boston
and and With iu SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM SARA
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
foot jays. 4 r. every TUtsDAY THURSDAY and
ATUFRH n' VT POWELL WEI b0 Mana as Al
" ORWICH LINE for Boston. Worcester,
aim. lO's,i'' poin.. North and East Steamers
leave leave l4cf &C. 'o.1 NUM- a. North River. zoo, Of
suaday. eSeeped, AZ $50, p n. Ihis i'e has m.
throuchous New-England On steamer oacn WY daily.
sg r1 81 2oE se ss 3d. % B iS s
ia powerv In Brooklyu. 1913 Washing ton-st and 33i
,,'}.Ips. 4. pier so Mort. River and Gamers.
We-cots Express Co. Will eI .or and cheek baggage
from ho'eI' anu g. w BEADY, Agent
/ CTONINGTON LINE.
- Eastern ponts. Providence Worcester and local
Pier &c. n r. one block above Cana-sE, p. II daily
e7cHpt sundays
rTO NEW -HAVEN, : Sc.
4 EXCURSION good 8 days. 81 %
Steamers c. H. NORTHAM and CONTINENT AL leave
Peck slip pier - l.. r. 3 Pc n and IL D. r sunday
II D. u,1 connecting New Haven with special Trans
for MERIDLN. HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD mol
YOKE g. Through tickets sold ana ba--ag checked a.
g44 Broadway, New York ana Court-sr, Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

- UORE LINE-ALL-RAlL ROUIE-FOk
- BOSTON, Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central station 10 a and 200 b. FOR " atch
nm Narragansett pier Newport and Providence and
Boston 90 y. m Limited Express FOR Newport Prov
ldence and Boston D. IA. Night Express for New
pore Providence. Boston-day Palace paror Cars or
Sleeping Cars to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
ID OsTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACHC SETS
leave pier % y r. foot Warren-st. AZ 30 y. m
Teevess renowned orchestra each steamer Iickeis
and secured 2O7 257. 2Gl 34 3J 42l 9OI
roa9,%av Astor uouse Cosmopolitan and Windsor Hotels
and all Offices OF Westcots Express Company In New
York or BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

LIVE STOCK MARKErs-8r TEbEGRAPS.
CHICAGO. onion Stock Yards. sent l2-fhe Drou,rs
journal reports Cattle 10000 neal shipments
s.g9 head Market steady. Beeves Sc 1905 30 Steers
sssge1 w; Etocksra and Feeders 81 SV993 2V cows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
5iindtlons udnie0-femlles.
MRS. L. SEELY.
formerly Miss L. Campbep,
6s WEST 22D-ST..

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated and hle for
inspection. go $1,000
5 rvants disappointing families will be excluded
from my Office.
y B-NOT CONNECTED " It'll ANY OTHER
OFFICE
G. WEST 22D-ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

Floar firm Patents 81 Is "a 10. Bakers 81 % dt ~
Cash QUOTATIONS. we're a. fDinSs-No 1pflsx "h sc
9O44aJO4.o. No. 3 spring Wheat s31s3G No ho1
eO@c no. Germ at l5ac No. 2 oats at24 Ie no rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route

~ of'rCkrSI CHEAPEST AND BEsT.
CATSKII.L EVENING LIN T., steamers hAATERS
KILL and CAT-KILL Leave every week caT 90 p m
from foot 81 Javs-. r. cling Oh taiskL Noun
tain AMI Cairo Z. T.. For LIST Of house, rates, NcJ
send 70 pior address W J. HUGHES, 1st-el, r.. I.
RATHER Columbias Advocate Line to Al
l. tanv will begin business Monday. s. .nbcr l1tA
Fare Ten Cents Fuller particulars In this column To-
morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

A -TROY BOATS, lighted throughout By
"A electric lights, connect gitn trains OF DELAWAkE
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier a., \. r,
foot Chrstopherst, daily except saturday D. H. Sunday
steamer touches AZ Albany.
AIRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMCND leave
pier al North River Of C1nal-st, 1t p NJ, daily
SUNDAYS excepted Freight received Until the hour Of
departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

IrARNER-By q young Scotchman. lately landed
i farm or cattle ranch understands the proper OF
horses and cattle. Address FARMER, Tribune Uptown
Once, 1928 Roadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

a. sl1G No Barley 7oe72s No Flax seed por At
sia s. sii 40 be LAra go 90 per iST
boxed 81 621a7 Is short ciea. sdes boxed 50 90
Cnt Ioaf GO Granuated 7a.e STANDARD a. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-13

l. ARNFR.-By a Scotchman; married, no family
thoroughly understands farming In all It's branches
lrs-cass reference. Address r. 5, 81 East 19th-st,
seed zfor
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31
Like the LIGHT Weights

or the profession pugilistie, the kidneys are small
but active In a state Of health. Their secretion
contains impurities productive Of rheumatism,
govt and dropsy, If allowed to remain. When they
are inactive, the blood becomes ehoked with ami
NAL debris capable Of destroying life. To promote
their activity when sluggish with Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, is not only to guard n~gsinst the
diseases mentioned, but to prevent the fatty de-
And ultimate destruction Of the organ
by those exceedingly dangerous mAlsdies-
Brigbt's disease and diabetes. Activity Of the
bladder also insuaes II AsaiHst the formation Of
gravel, which Il sometimes requires one Of the
most dangerous and painful operations in surgery
to remove. Gravel, moreover, is a most agoniziBg
complaint. The Bitters further commend them.
selves by reaedyiog constipation, dyer psis, de-
billy. liver complaint and neryiHsness and nalllfy
productive Of malarisl disease.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -

Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned the Street Commissioner In
w if the aid city: That, whereas, on the l0h dy Of May, A. d. 1855, the
Cly Council OF the said OF Miles CITY, levied a tax upon the lots, tracts and
parcels o land hereinafter descdbets and sbutiBg upon the streets OF said city,
and upon tue side fssd streets Gs hereinafter desguated: ana whereas. the
SAID CITY Council have made and delivered to meth said street COMMISSIONER,
n list o tue persons, aud a description of the property so taxed, together with
a warrant pr he coiecuonA and expenditure OF said tax Is provided by law
Anf, where's, said taxes were levied by the said City Coinci.[Hgainst said
lots, tTact-r Pieces, and parcels OF land, for the purpose Of building sidewalks
upon and along the streets hereinafter nance, Aud upon the side ofsad streets
a. hereinafter seiorth, such levy being based upon tue actual cost Of building
such sidewalks opposite to- and admitting upon each lot tract and parcel 0fland
d. hereinafter described, NJ follows, towft:
On the west s0eof Seventh street from Main to Palmer street Forty-six
foot.
On the north side Of Pleasant street from Sixth to Eleventh street, forty
six 49, cents per foot.
on the north side of Washington street from Seventh TO Tenth street,
tbntytlrse f3}I cents per 70 4.
Onth e w~t side OF Sixth street, from Main to Palmer street, forty4ix,
cents Ter foot.
on the west side NJ Sixth street from Main to the Northern Pacific right
OF way, s"ventyiwo l2 cents per foot, except where laid on Iestle, which
shall I" ~ dolOv and two cents LOO per foot
Itp provided generally, that all irontages are excepted whers sidewalks
ire Al ready built complying with the ordinance now in force in relation
And whereas. 1t appear. to the said -trs, commissioner that the persons
hereinafter named, sJe the respective uwuer, and tue reputtd own RS of the
sat lots, trartr eni parcels 81 aud, Ne set opposite their respective n,me, and
OF the street frontage as hereinafter set forth where said sidewalks re to be
NOW THEREFORE,; you, aud each OF ouuhe persons herein named)
are hereby notified that at any time not l-s than twenty daysnor more than
forty days from the date Of this notice, you may pay TO the undersigned the
commissioner OF -AdG city, tax aud the amount thereOGas setopposte
your respective names in the following ln.
Such payment may be made IN labor, material or money, provided that
labor and material offered in payment Of such tsxessre such AZ may be re-
qu,red By the said street commissioner and done aud furnished TO bis satiiac-
ton, ad at the market rate then prevailing.
In witness Whereof have heruuto set my hand this 18th day of July,
A. u. 1855.
Of the property benefited and upon which said tax ws levied and the amounts
assessed sgainstthe same, to-witi
GEORGE RHODE,
Street Commissioner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31
LOCAL TIE M S.
4 Sure ,ape Gr PHsS.

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment
has cured Blind, Bleeding and Itchiug
Piles when all other OiutuIents have
failed, II absOrbs the iumors, lliAys
the lgghing at once, acts rs u poulticr,
gives instant relief. DR.. Kinks Cor.
maj Pile Ointment prepared only for
Piles aud Itching OF the private parts,
and nothing else. Every box il war.
rsnted, Sold by John Wright, Drug
gist, Mil-s City, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

The fact that the street electric
lights we're out 10 evening was due
to the fact that IN placing In position
~ the additions 10 the Drover House
the wires were crossed, Of which the
electric light force was not notified,
and found u cut only when they
sought for % reason why tho lights
would not work,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Miles City is moving In the matter
NJ securing the WOODEN mill. II Hell
ena want IL she will have TO rustic.
The Eaton Rapids, Mich, man, VINO
proposes Incorporate In the enterprise,
Is corr rpooding with VIM. Courtenay.
Independent.
Several OF our Miles City citizens are
personally acquainted with the gentle
man seeking u location and say that
when he talks he means business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31
double.

To-day commences DIR. Galit2ki the
oculist's iour;h " k Of his visit in
Miles, When the Doctor arrived here
be 5 M ply intended to remain a few
days; but when IL became known that
an oculist was in town many Of Our
best people took the advantage Of con
sulting him and put themselves under
his treatment. One week ago he in,
tended TO leave but he received
many more patients nbliging him to
further extend his stay. He had pa-
tIents from Gleudive aud other long
distances. All those persons who de-
sire TO see him about their eyes, or
desire well adapted sp 'ctGcles, should
call 90 him as soon as possible. He
also inserts artificial! human eyes With
out pain, which look and nov like
the natural organ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

I'll. I. Keenan,, "a o. toe old stand
hy railroad agents r%Ujourning IN Miles
CITY during the summers, arrived
from Chicago sunday evening and as
usual will make our cry his headquar.
Jers during the shipping season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Al about q quarter Of three O'Clock
this morning the steam whistle ~ TIVE
electric light works aud pistols Ut cts
zens sounded the alarm ~ 0T" Non
In rather Hight marching order buUipd
toward the flames Ia the noahwcrt
part Of town only 10 dnd that 10 Was
the CID Chlnnlck place. The flames
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31
send in Your Property Lists.

All Taxpayers who have failed to
make thelrassessment returns are here
by notified that Il said returns are not
made TO me on or before August 10Th
that they will be subject To an in
creased valuation Of twenty (2OJ per
cent AZ provided by law.
II, j. THOMPSON,
County ASSESSOR.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Billy Smith returned from Fargo,
Sunday evening, where he had been
TO look at some horses which were
supposed - b. stolen properly. Mr..
Smith discovered that though they
had the AN brand they were not
the stolen property.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Mas Addie Daughsday arrived on
yesterdays east bound train, and Is
now m the city, ~ the guest OF Miss
Charlotte Ross. Miss Daughaday is q
native of Newburg, New York, hut
has for the last six years been engaged
In missionary work in japan as II
school teacher, aud Is now on her way
to visit her old home aud friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

had so fully consumed the building
when the alarm was given at IL was
impossible 10 save the building. As TO
the origin of the fire nothing ia known
as Mr.. Johnson, who occupies the
house, was up town attending to his
orning duties at Pepper d Jones
saloon,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Einmsnusl church. The parish
school will open on Monday, Septen-
her Srd. Only q limit 4 number of
pupils can he tSkeE. For terms apply
At the recory on North Eleventh
street. Mrs. HoRsFALL,
= Principal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Prickly Ash Bitters warm up and
invigorats the stomach, improves and
strengthens the d'ydstive orgaus,
opers the pore i, promotes prespira.
ton, and equalizes the circulation.
As a correctoc Of dislrdered system
there is nothing equal to it.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Potter YVES at the DEP { last evening
to bid good bye 10 three travelling meu
who hstSundayediu our town. Merck,
Peak, VIII Edwards and Ed Evans,
all from sunny Oshkosh, "where they
were born and raised, Ia fact they
lived there some tweuty.oue years.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

A communication was re eiyed by
the JOURNAL yesterday from an east
ern party, esking for a copy of the pa
per containing the ads of parties in q
certain line of business, aud although
there are two or three in that line, we
were unable to comply with the re-
quest for a very obvious reason.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

The county commissioners meet on
the 5th'of August in special session to
consider ger rrsl county business and
to draw the names Of the Jurors for the
September sitting of OCr distric, court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Jack s. Street, the nan who held
Up the Deadwood stage, waived exam.
iuation before the Judge OF the probate
court and also before G. L. Merrill,
United States commissioner, on q
charge OF Interfering with the United
States mail.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

VIM. Tompkins, l.. C, Dear, Dave
Bishop, J. b. Simpson aud N, Berg
took q pleasant outing on the north
SIDE /! I sunday. Gum were taken
along but ~ the game law il Sill in
force they were not US l..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

Last evening q race was run on the
Chinnick track between McNannie's
sorrel horse, ridden by Foley, aud
Paget'- sorrel, ridden by Babe Smith,
the latter horse being backed by Bob
Wiley; the distance was three humid
red yards, the McNannie horse win
ming by about two lengths.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-31

J. III, Conrad & Co., yesterday put
up 2 1910 0.lb. order Of groceries for
the North American Horse Co, the
goods were loaded in four Wagons aud
sent out to the ranch which is just
over the Wyoming line.