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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
gE. RaOwanIs lltaaIatina llLls.
Oa5 grOBe 2ebers nnO Diageu 63ilmttd,
1as 9rOBe purgreuoe, linbern0e Abiiibr.
ultielr miTfen Obne Sbmer3, itet5
juOerlaifg uHO ratiirlid) in lbrer

ZDHluUy.
goQFdntig geidmUdlo3, ld0n d6erBufart NIT
Lraaant, puIgTen, Ieguliren rgint9Gn, ida5gra un6
lg5iuggH iie, JRoemap's Blleu iHI 6le DcuHg uon
alien SOrungeu oes UlagrUs, oer Geber, SjugeUgioe,
JdgreH, Biaie, Don JfeToeutr1nfgten, Ropf. .dlmgrR
8sIHopung, 9uItlet6lstett, 5noigeitjou, 0g5pepfs,
SalsnIeioeH, 6e6er, SnAhnouHg Der @iGgeDeloe,
pdmOrIb0een unb allen 8errut,ungen osr iuuereH
1leIle. ytllr aus BAan51R Bubertittt, me6er Queds
rlbsr, nod DttneIaleu ooer l1d6upl 9tJguen eHts
bQlttnb.
60 Bead1tet bic foIgeu6en, BON 5t6run3en Der
SeT0GuuHgsOrgGne berrt5yeHoen SpmptOme:
SeIftopIuHp, innulUe bGmOTIloloeH, BlutaHs
bIgug nQ1 Dem SUpie, uOerl6ult9c DII8tuiduIes
uc52feIt, SOobrenueU, Gta UUr Spelle, S8ubcr ooer
Gdpere i'm gagen, iautfs auiltoBtn, StugeR ooer
2rlden IN oeI 9ersgTu0e, SeEommen9tit oe5 Eopie5,
5eitlguHlgtg5 ober idpere5 AtgmeH, 5ery5sflems
muHg, Elm @eIubt oes STDar8tWerbtH5 ootT 5titita
tens, penn man IN liegenocr Stgluag, Buutte ooer
Hete i'm Sebtreis, 5iebsT ooer bumDitr : bMer5 I'm
E0pL mangelboite ausadnltung, 9el5e SIr5un8 oet
caut uuo augen, Snmer3 In oar Ss.e, Bruf, oen
@ueotru uno pIotHhes 9aBl0sIosH, BuHnen In
Bldit.
Gur neui8e DOZEN BON 0aoUa9'5 BMsu Derbsn
tas Sgttm pom aleH ben o5eugeuannteH SsioeH be-
ireieu.
8rei8 20 Gents pro SBaAtel.
Stitt Brisfmarfs an J!aouau & Comp, Rr. 80,
gBaueuitraBe. yleiU=gort, ais Botto iaI unisr bss
lebreuoe5 BUD.
Gubas BubItfum!
gebt fter unb Derllngt Rl6paQ'5 un0 le9t 0as
rauf, Bag fidh Der gtame -JtaODag- aui Dem, mas
Chr PniIff. hPFiubPf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07

SbiegeI, SiIner, Rabmen, Statnetten,
Eippiabcn aller Art In eROl0ier AusiuabI
III oen bilIigfen SreiIen 10 baben In sgil'
helm GdharOt's RHIRbanaInag, Gr. 4S5,
EeE' '8aItimgreEraRe. (246,u.t.SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
Reas Mntetaen.
g . E)tt g. Grtbtc.

lInier 2innens8rasens uno Rauitetens@eit7dis
bot Tn lester 3eit etnen bebeutenben auhdmung ges
nommen. Sieueitt lit es besbaI6. fuetl mir Die be-
fen gBQareu in bieier Srdndte uerfaueH, ndrp Die
Der So. GanfOrS & 9iobinion in 8ron, Ne9.' uno
ber 30. SiOenberg @omp., Ysefps g0tt. Dann 5a>
ben mir Se r3ptonlts%Srdaen un6 DlGnimetten, Die
fuoferoidt un6 8eften fir ben Soumerbebar finb.
Sntonts' Grd9en Il. Yaridetten haben 6eretts elm
aus9eseihnetes ReIomme uno tDeroen bteie cation
nod 6eleber fper6en. - SaIs6tn5en, Srapatten uro
SdIeifen ron benen mir cine 9ro6e Df1ie oe1taufen,
neil bic gSreiIe 10 ntebra itnb. Iu1 eDte v@apot="
SoIentrdser su nur 80 Gents (tDetB ober bunt.-gsr
baben audb 2inbia1's Strumpfe2rdger uno 9ummtz
Girumpf6dnSer fnr 0amen, Sinber Un6 Serren, Die
iebr teqiem ffr oen CONNER ftnb. = Eetnsr haben
mir ole @orttn &oilettens 4rfel- geiien-yarIames
rte'n-Sabns Il. NdgeIbirften-9aar Sdmme
unb 2ublil's Buoer fiir 6ns @eiitt Ine Sorten
StiIOpas, BernEsinz uIS tmarse 4aaTnG9losLER,
-leserne 6anbtaIden-Borie @trtel-2aihentiis
der - 6[etnert's SppelssSbiIber - 8Iaqes!9an
id1ube- 2nr snsS Sanbidube-ieioene Sanbihu9e uno
cine erobe AuspabI Damenbite.
SyobSt g. SrlbIe,
CIO9T) Charles ttIO O2srtnatonItrafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
S3r. 100.
S4f,OOO aeH0Bletl.

BnfkiugtoH, 3. g., 6. gtai. - SIN
GGpbamte Wurbe geferH eiae @utOedlng
semaGt, meIde an;u6euten ibeint, Oa5 cine
groBe Summe @elO in Der pAmertcaH=
@rhaugs RattOual 8auf" gu yietpDort Uers
untreut o0er geiObIeH DOEOeH III. gM 9el0z
Badet, nelhes Sal 900 In giational6altHoz
ten, Die Jur &inl5iuug beiimmt mareu, eats
baI!en Olte, un0 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gti=
Fette nebl Siegel trua, lief BON ieueE 8a
i'm Sdatnmte eiu. 8et ieiuer Gr0fuuaa
fie1te eS Itd beraus, baB IS uur brauues 8as
pier euibieIt uno ba5 Die &titette BON eiusm
auoeren 8adet geihnttteu uuo auf 0us falI5e
Gadet geflebt mor6eu mar. 0tau uimmt ai,
6aB irgenO SemanO 0as uripTiiugIidJa Gadlt,
ebe as In gieD=YOrt bon Der 8ant auf baS
GrpreBs8areau geididt wurOe, eutUsn6ee
rnb Aos falide Bufet Dlffr uuferid1nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
@reRbrLtamntsns win.

VQn6 0 H. 5. Wfut.-Gie britIde Van0e8s
SertbetoiguugS &Orlage, neIde bic Re9ie
rurg i'm 8arlamGnte etnbriugeu tpiro, Oll ole
@inbernfung Der 6reipiuigen Otli5armee ers
IeitlterH une IGunt Ger 8iegieruu9 q2ni6e
&orredte iiber bic &lieubabueu iiir TlOtteus
uno Uiiitar5meds eiu, obae iie sur l(eberz
u0tmg Der &QbHen 3u 3minacn. Sie berelha
tigt bic 5iesierling ieru.g sur &Gqlif.iQl bon
Bferbeu uuo QSageu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
@eruttTd)te teIesrapbtF5e DeDefaen

4oam Set, Elm 88sidbrtgsr, pOblba.
bsn6er 6armer, begiHg gefern friib bel Sbtf-
bump, Ba., SelbftmOr0, iuOem sr fa eiueu
Steiu nm Zen 6aIs bauo Ino in Den gus.
quebunna.8lper ipraus. @r mar benz Eruute
trgebeu nnO bate idOn bdufi3 Die Abli1t gez
duBsrt, iidl oGs 2ebeH 81 uebmeu.
- Sobann Slien, Elm uormeoii1er Ras
troie. pnroe gsfern ga6mittng in Gbica3o
BON ieiuem 8ruoer SuItus in eiuem SEeI!e
eridOfeu.
- Die GebGube Der ,St. Sobu, 5aliue"
uuS Der bu3u gebGrigeu 6oblengrube BEL On.
Guciu, Sus., braunten am Samf1aae uieoer.
Der gerIuft betrdst S75 900, uuo 500 4rbeiz
ter peroel beihdftiguugslos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
Oon HnQ6Cn an5ii

Gme gan etn9 f0nten wir init utarg 96atnen 8dt6un
S1bu98 &uabeH=
9ibfs g8 ntd tatn II Gents 0emSn= M
Iansen $25 nu9e Fi peutn f nrg, t(u9
amlnper Obe Nuter mHbm nn genn in Baltimore t
9i pede BEN min9 Sic Suta sic geifnbt gte unIe8
Snan uro n3u98 2rS n nn, 10 mtn br in0rn9 er
bf hrc gabar wel 0a pn mas mir bab ragen. Sic
Gauub 6erts Nn 8onmes or
GmpbnmerS 9bt mas mir nh abn m meO iBr uuer
unaete OHcne5 ehrd Gei br iagen 6aB
une 4r bic nieor9fem nb we fit rlegante 70 gOOsr
aaranttren, imp, ais
oargcTnt tbr res nr8er ill., ais
8efau soften Ste
oaeGbe aus erEattsa
Dos @eIa nr6 oSsr se1s S"e" e"s" alaB tn baass sO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07


&fiOIDent al.
g 8ubeit.
SebeIuann bot ben g8uuip, itd cine refine, ltlte,
lwoHt, gtuH0e 5dut 5u 0crldaIfen, IND S j.0erHlHH
lam @tee crreiten. Die Dlu Ueregt i]re ul,drs
1t g0lOei lpITb taub, Dgbgd itl4 mi. au5iaag in
5glsg 6er giitigen uub un9euuoen 5edJaifsH9:j or
AblOnbcuInqeu UnO unmertIjnen Au50unRuuI-5ie
otIt igJt 4bou0Crung eorulcl ub9elonoett uuo outb
ole 4oren aus Dem Sorpcr aus8elhe0tu lUilo, Ole
eout 9sbolt gu ben Sauptaus8dn8en tar bic Au5trets
burg ocr AbidLz GhNstciteu Ooe: zSemeHse, meIqe
Que G.tlUrPuousatloBe nlgocr 0Jn itb qebeu, taruH
p,gieU Dlele eiueu Jte8 ausU5euoel Flalf te;tgn
Die 5aJte SaIt, unb mir bdbcu S1Heu, 3j5b, tt.cu,
muu6e GtClen 9utz oo1r O0sartiger Ratllr. /. nup
otl 5tlMoncupti Der uou oer 9aut ousgeltrotatn
Als6lnitung uuo AbIuu 5luilIgfren. Bls nun
tie AHUenoung OOH %9oIlsUsMlt!tin oetuTL 10
ucybiIst bititlbe nur oele Utaagd mo eG30gt 0gn
Ne5Buitnr6 ogE Daut, EdbleR0
SeQOWag'5 SariGparidllu
aH iDiIIdCa ogimutI iii uue SautauslbI&le tf.
Us uudt has 5lut rclnbaltla uHo rein, uu0 HGdJoeH
Is aus oGM NiIt uAo oeU @blOUbtTUUgHU HUfIuu1eu
Der 8aut oa5 @iiI Uon oen @Ui1uzEluitgietsu aus
Ge,uCO,n bat, Uiro es Der 4usodnlun8 t9r @dt ue5s
men uro bic paut ZEN, tlOr uuo iNon MAIDEN. Dies
~ Der etnBgt ISeg, iid quite oaut Su uerl1aifeG.
IS gjbt fem Uicl, lDrltts etn ytl0eHoeu 10 bIel,
Dle cas- S0IlupGuullH deiolUcnt, betlen Dtto DON
Su6ilu6, GiHgiUuru, JtOie, llnt0u5ieuer, 0aItlu5s
idIGg, iyedteH, fSnueH, SigbatterH, SiBIusiillg,
Gitt1tHOtdtn un0 DuH6eH Stelen, GelbiOIren,
9GuIen mo BIulien ie0er grt. Ytdtt eneH Setiup
6dmlt.
Gas Garlnparjutan JeIolDeut dbertuFt nid9t uur
ale Ueo5Juen tn Der oeluug ron dbrohiidheu, Itros
pbuIOien. coHrJtuuougueu uno oautfrant5uten, ions
oeIn IS 1T aud oG5 eInsg iidcre oglutttei ge9sn
ldcrenz unO Slaienlet0CH,
Sorns unb gabdrmuiteriIoutbctcn, BoicugIies,
Diabetes, gSahsriudt, parHDcIbaIuug, uumll,lrs
Hpeu SornhuB, Sri3btibe &raRtbelt, &DeB i'm
SaTn, un0 in allen Sdlgn, in Oenen itb Begtlm2hla
urge ytieorftdqe 6lloeH, Uogr 0er bGrH btdiiuiiJ,
trube, Dermidt N nit SUbtaH5en dblll1 Dem 4B.iz
Sen enes sis o0gr mt 5G0eH, rUie pOa UeBer Se5e,
oocr eH trouthaltcs, ounue5, gult9es 4usleben uHb
!Ulistu, Observation-Disclosures ytieosrhlIg 6as, un0
0anu, peun oas ulnlGiien mt elHcm ntdeHoeH,
breHuerb Den @ejtbl Der6uH0eu III, un0 menH man I'M
STtuB ldHgs Der yenoen Sc1meTben bal.
SiHe 6laidle enibdt msbr an Uldiamen arBneis
GI.nenen, ais tr8en6 eln nH5ere5 BrdpGrat. IS
nlr0 In DOZEN ron C eIneH Ebaelorel DOli eHgeRoms
men, UGgreHo 6el an6erau IattelH iuHi O5er Ia95
Dial 70 uttl uot5g N, gu laben in apUt3eter.
Fgeis 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
Sic -4merIeaa. grdlaHe :. B"

Yon0o n, 5. WIll.--ga3 WiIItt llt 81.
g2gityr0crtlnoIur9 tn Der Guaetegeu3stt 0gr
liquidation Ger oAmeticau GrBluge" ii
@uropG GusgeIltt, Oa tie Au5fdt 0or93noeH
il, 0aB cine gieEbiIbuug elioIlr. Der 5lI
tpalter Der Inftnlt maat betaunt, bag elm
Yl0a Bur gienbjIouHg cusBeaybgit5t i.i, uH6
glaubt, baB rua @idubiger ibre 8elber erbal
ten perbeu. Der aupalt Der @idubi5er bat
bsm Gorihla9e SuaeRlmmt. gs TT ielbfUer=
RdubIid, baB, ipeun Der PIan ut1t reaIiftEt
lptro, bei Der uddffeu 8eriaHmluHg Der giquis
v7s1,r r,h,,,Sr+ ,-,,~S - E,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
9'teort8e 9BretIe
erringcn Den SiC0
pie gaftte ge60rt 1ttts.
III Fean nan ntht aasFe@ea. set Sbrs
. 6rfe aeTaat oses saan, In Sbr.m SIT.
&sreffe ift's, nttbt su bsreeiTen, oas ole
Gt9entbiiMet Ses
Sebnprosettt Wattt&atlatb-
SFetOersefdjdfts,
g6e Baltimore. ttno 0au.S&raBe,
Die 0fpntcre-
airSri0tr prfiff fir mOSi( e GIeiStr
ftnD, unb baB sic
FL &. r.T~ oun.o1. L.rY. 49,. Ga, = 49,. ,.S .rs..,
fit Sbt GeIo aUesett beifere gS@are erbaEtsa
ais iresnSpo aaSsrs.

Ser etnise unierer spe8iautdten fur Oisis UO4e:
It's $8.49-fauft mon aau5luoGene NinnsrsSafts
mir unO SAeotots4n5u8e IN oad5 uno
Gutatpaps. 3panyg oerIbiebene Sors
ten sur @uSDa6l.
Eat S11.25-etbdt man einen BrinB G(bert=G on
icrem anBu8 eriter &Iaiie NIT ahas>
AGiidIdgen.
SIT $7-bet0nlmt man einen bIauer iSloneuz MnSug
erfter FIaie, oils Iar6enfef uno poQe Su=
b9ofar6e garanttrt.
lin So. .3E-fauft man 9anbpoIlene Wtin1erzRaiiz
mir uno GbeuiOt@9oen. 0reiBi9 oers
IftC6ene SOrttn Bur AusDabl.
SIr S5-e1baIt man eiren gansmoqenen InSug erz
fer GIdiietn allen iSar5en fir SnabeH i'm
Aler BON 13 zig Is Sagren.
Fii1 So ,25-b bctommt man eincn aanBDoaeuen S1=
itmirs, gOrfteo o0sr @beolot 2lHlug fIr
Snoer I'M GIter BON bis IA SI5rsH.
@eds6e9n o'1ibteoene Uo9on5 3ur Nus
iuabl.
Its; Sf,39-fnuit man cincn itonen bInu'n Dtaz
troleus s5laueils4nSug ftr SnGOen i'll Ils
ter uon bS l3 5ahren.
! iie 8 GCats-er6dt man feite 6auerlGIte 8nz
bers&niebONsn.
Ter SauIenoer, tueIt1e uns t6re CUNT 6u9eneHz
Get boUsT, bIaudt nidbt Bu iageu, 6aB tD!r IN
WEent-ia GuaEtttd', SUGittdt, tSag6Rs HRO
: g-eiisa-an Get spite febsa.
Sic piiieu is, ober nr m0bteu, OaB 9ieent8en,
reJde uuitr 2ofol nitt 6eiutt baben, e8 ebenials
mer, uu0 mir njtosrboLt es 6cber: suenn Sic MO.
6idle, gut F9enoe @etpdnoer 5u populdren Breiitn
tuiGiden, 10 gebeu sic unIeDl6ar mad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
@e[Nt0Beit tlI 2906E.taM0.
@0ei0p0riQt0tt &ei0tDeNtg
Na8 aIoBe NmtrCiniaNnl8miLteI.

wv JtVDI 7oIFEItEEI'IN wv VtI'7NENEs
9'gireS Bmt itaift QeiunoeS 6ltiib, far,l Suo ben
uuo RENE 5uut 26tuitt Sbr, oaB Guer 5ieb ief,
GJIgt SnodleH 9tiuno, olue tuodleuTraB, uu5 SIcr
Lejnt ib on iino 10 DeRoet Jta6paq's Saraparluian
Mp50TpPut m.
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Bic bnlanrtidle Hrane.

Softa, 5. @tai. 5trfi EsrSiuau6 III auf
ieiusr 9ieiie in Giruopa augelaugt. 8et
ejEem ihm 3u &tren geaabenen 8autett belt
tsr 6trt cine ieurige 4nIpra4e, in peIber
er ia9te, bag Sulgarien's 6rdfte in 6em einen
8eSGuten ber uAabbdngtsteit oes gau3eS
CDnseutrirt Ieleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
9rst rWIHi6e ItrateeiIhe 8apHea aa6 D
6IfTefd1FYdheHt R2rpttP

Gonoon, z. gtai. - Die fiirjltd9 IN Bez
tersburg uerammeIten ruiiiiaeH 6eeriibrer
gelaHgten gu benz S6Iufie, oaB 0luBlaub AMI
lauge 3eit bin nid3t i'm Stanoe ietu peroe,
cine eurOpdiGe Wadt ansugreifen. Sogar
RuBlano's 8ertbeioiguaasmadt III, tpie fie
erfI6rteu, unIdBlih oes Weangels an giieu.
babuen oiel III iAmah. gs nurbe bei6loi=
in, brei frotegtife Babneu, meldle Is ,OOO,=
600 8ubsl iOfeu ioleu, mad Der 0fret4ii4eu
@ren3e 5u banen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07
aletae atefa@eu, gto6e SErsansen.

Bas Scr graG eines RappsIboIsens aartdz
fete. - GiHe GoIfiioa HRo guIpers Grz
pIofisn, ourb peId5e 9G,t Sesnosr nats
2G6eW famea uaO SO Dsai6ea eerEebt
putOeH.- -SieDensebn SSAai5g 1srgdtnettert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07

Z Il I, D. DG0I.-IeE SIlLuA par etH=
Qeniligt, baB Die Difcreuien Juiitau ieiHar
RegielIug un6 Der Ser. StaattH= Gegjeruu9
inter fOI9enben 8soiuagnsen iAtsS5gsl.ht
lid ausgegljteu merOeu: Die Streltigtelt2u
icueu ourd} eiH S6teb89ertGlt beigelegt rugcz
ocI; bic rnauriI9e 9legietI Iug oarlpl.dt, oaB
tetue 3elt lpediSirt mer0eu t0u fir Die Sab
luna peri0Hljter9beriuoi5i aaiPrI1e,
Gdulben oOer @usfdube. Die Beoiuguag.
6aB bic Sudhgi0uua 0ea uIplyieliifg1 0sc
B5gutnhtunG 6es Sultaua uHtgrDorfen ieiu
inn fnnrhP iuriid nelnaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07

bsuti6eu gTporteuren Die 6rage ua9e, OBJ bae
rnifiide @eiaGft nid)t beiier anf5ugebeH Jet,
unO bafirneue @biaggebiete gu iIbeupd
Sr. TenbletoH, Der amaIiiaHiide 9eIanote,
1T EuieNer boIlfummeu bergetellt. @r UerlieB
beute bas 9oipttal in gSiesbaOen uuo mobHt
iett i'm p6otel 81 ben bier Sabres5eiteur mo
er Die gptunit ietuer 6amtIie erDartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-07

Gtne bon Der G6niain giFtotta br,p3rfte 9sis
iernnn tn Sen Sestebuaaea stptiasn Der
SGiicrin t.nO ibreln SObne. - 9ie ueueB
Grteesaesante uno tbre 9soeatuRG, -
83errtiSdlfe Yod1rtdlfett.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30
w hat Am I 10 Do?

The symptoms OF Biliousness are
unhsppily too we'll known. They
differ in different individuals TO some
extent. A Bilious man ia seldom a
breakfast eat y. Tooi II luently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids of a morning. HIS
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; II it is not white aud furred
1t is rough, at oil EVENT..
The digestive System il wholly out
OF order, Pud ID airhosa and Constipa.
ton may be "A symptom or the tive
may alternate. There are often Hem
orrhoids or even loss of blood. There
may be gido,n' .S and often headach,
and scc!dity or Iatulence and tender
ness In the pit OF 'rs , 3r ch. IL
correct an tbs 20 not effect a cure tr,
Green's August Flower, II costs but /
trifle aud thousand attest IL, eficac v
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

are 10 leave for their new stations in
Texas, Oh the Both inst, the above
order Is amended az follows:
/. "s' '1m,nsuder Romeyn, Com.
rades Allen n Sgler with Comrade
Tully will proceed to thc<syt cemetery,
on Wednesday the 3Oth INST, at IL
O'Clock, a m, and decorate the graves
o. the soldiers and sailors OF the war OF
the rebellion who are there buried.
II. The comrades of this post will
assemble at The post hall, Wednesday
the G0lh inst, at $3.50 O'Clock, y, m..
and from there proceed to the Rink,
where appropriate ceremonic will be
held at 1 n'clocS, p. m.
III. Sons of Veterans are cordial J
invited to unite with us in the services
and ceremonies at the Rink on Sun
day the 9th inst, and Wednesday the
Goth inst. ,
". The above order shall remain
in full force. except as hereil amended.
f. A. KEEIDLER,
Senior Vice and Acting Post Com
mandef.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

The many friends OF Mr.. Jack Cot
tier will be pleased TO learn that he
has perfected arrangements with Mr..
Gus Hansuer, whereby he will shortly
assume the management Of the l Y l.
clothing house for Hanauer Bros, of
New York. Mr.. Colt er's long foc'a
ton with Messrs. j. ii. Conrad & Co.,
Of this city, hrs enabled him TO form
a very extensive busin . soQue'nt
ance which adde ! TO his known ability
ga a salesman makes a valuable acqui-
sition to any house doing bushes,
here.
Anticipating a RAPID and permanent
improvement in business here. Mr.
Hsnauer will immtdia' ly on bis re
turn TO New York restpck the / Y /
and thus afford u friend Jack" on
opportunity Of showing what he II
made OF. Mr.. Gus Hanauer hes LEFT
for New York and will be followed
In a few We ks by Mr.. Reinheimer,
who has had charge of the bushes:
since is fall. and who we understand
will shortly engage in business fol
himCalf in New York.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

the Custer massacre, when frontier
duty meant something more than
guard mount at a post. Adler and
better informed historians will write
the story OF what they have done to-
wards retaining this country from
the Indians; II is for usto say that In
our long intercourse with the reg!-
ment we have ever found its members
IN be honorable and upright gentle
men, and with whom we part with
the sipcerest feelings Of regret. To
Colonel Gibson and the officers in
general we tender the best wishes OF
this community and trust that their
lines may be cast In pleasant places.
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon the regi-
ment will formally evscuste the post,
aud in 80 doing will march in a body
past the headquarters, where those
who wish to be the recipients of fare.
well honors will assemble. The line
OF march will be to the depot at Fort
Keogh, where a special train will
await their arrival, to take them to
BismarcK, from which point they will
embark by boat for Kansas City. 1t
is altogether probable that q short stop
will be made at Miles City to permit
of hssty farewells from u citizens.
Again We ssy, Gcd speed the good o, !
Fiitb Infantry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30
AGrelt Tunnel.

According TO a Herald special from
CIes,um, w. T., on Sunday the first
passenger train, esst bound, pszsed
successfully To rough the Cascade tun-
mel, $500 feet, making the trip
in twenty minutes. The train con-
sisted OF eight coaches aud new en-
CINE No. 4O7, engineer, o. NJ. Godfrey;
fireman, j. p. Manager; conductor,
Robert Walsh. The tunnel was lighted
all the way, revealing throughout its
marvellous construction. The trial
tr Q rs Iega:ds air, grsde. et:., ives
pronounced satisfactory by the Chief
Engineer and other prominent officials
on board. Great enthusiasm prevails
along the division, aud a double boli-
day is being observed iu honor of the
event.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

To My Old Con aides OF w. IuhI nfsut y.
For the first time In tw~enty-eipht
years | to-day bid farewell to ms old
regiment. Commencing with my en-
listment at Lewiston, Ky, In 1860,
and through four re-enlistmeuts cover.
ing n period of twenty two years and
eleven days | was a member Of the
regiment, and since my discharge ak
years ago / have kept alive the friend.
ships formed in the service. OF those
who were in the regiment when |
joined but four remain, viz: Capt.
Carter, Sergt. Hughes, Of Il company;
Sergt. Fuller, Of A company; and
Sergt. Powers, of X company; but TO
all. both old and new, l cherish a
hrothcrly love formed In the days OF
bacon, bareback aud bullets, and bid
them one and all o most heartfelt
farewell. Patton o. WHIrED.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

Biruey is a long way south OF Miles
City and communication between the
two points, by stage. is necessarily
slow; remarkably uncertain. Twice a
marriage notice bss been published
that occurred more than slmouth ago,
incorrectly stated each time. From
heSdquarIsr this las. account IL re-
ce'yed aud II must be right: Mr..
Presley, of Muddy, NJ. T. and Miss
Toohey, OF Birney. were married at
the residence of the late J. W Toohey,
Of B.rney, NJ. T., Toohey's springs.
Ceremony per ormed by the Rev.
Fatner Vandervelden.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30
A Last Fnreut'

To-day, the Firth U. \ infantry,
who for twelve years pest have garri-
soned Fort Keogh, wiltlkc their Dc.
parlure for their new stat uus along
the hio 6rando in Texas. II IL reldom
that a regiment is permitted TO remain
ht u station ms long rs the Fifth has
aao h departure from precedent In
THIS case II no doubt due TO the excel
lent service they performed he-e ID
the few years Immediately succeeding
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

John w. MoClung. n Of the Oldest
and best known citizens OF st. Paul,
died Sunday of intiammatio 1 of the
heart. He came TO IT. Paul in 1856
and no n hf, been more s)tive Ia
building up the city than he. Ever
since he came to the city hs held
office. He did II great deal of literary
work. He was 81 years old and was
y OF the wealthy men Of st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

OF fe'.s or ague. o. bilious rem.ttent fever. don't
resort to q~ulnine, = ouInuls.ie ana remieiou,
drug that hrI ru.red navy constitutions. Use
without delay a remedy which the leading Eh ysi-
clans Of A ne-ica have RECOMMENDED for over THU ~
years pss:-HOs' ,t,ets Stomach Eitten. Dumt
ague and sgue csee, no less tnan the actively feb,
ri'e forms Of malarisl disease, are promptly re.
l.eved and ult.rately uprooted BY 1t, In the top
les, where febrils complaint ofthi, sort are more
~yirulent that n The temperate zone. llostelter's
stomach Bit IRA hs' estab ished a reputation fsI
preventive and remedial efficacy which eompe,
tition has not been able TO effect prejudical'y-nay
has even SCI sed to strengthen. Disorders Of til,
stomach and bowels, particularly .hose 10 which
malaria gives rise, are spe sdilv relieved by it
Kidney complaints, rheumatism, nervousness snt
slepelessDess, sick headache and constipation
yield to II. Appit!te and sleep improved by IL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

~ Is 49, n ~ "a NJ
MrNTnF MoNTANA GphxnApMy
OF THE REpuBLIc.
Miles City, Montana, May %, 1888.
/. Following the custom estab-
lished some years ago, aud since the
organization Of this order, and as q
tribute to the memory of the many
patriot soldie send sailors, who freely
gave their 'ivll 10 defending the
Union during the war Of the rebellion,
the comrades of this dos will assem-
BILE at pcst hpu en- Sunday the 9th
inst. at 1890 a. m, rud march from
that Mace 70 the Rink. where relir.
ious services will be held At ll;l5a. M.
Chaulaiu Snider 10 conduct the services
RI. Ouartnrn,g der Hall Comrades
| Ri,kIe and Carr. will ON the mornipv
NJ wadn.sduy tho soth inst nyocood
70 decorate the graves NJ deceased soI-
d,ers and saiIors In ,he cemetsrie.
near Mnsttv
III a, Wsdne.dsv r2o,b inc, ,.,
o,o,ocb n m ,his ,,s, w,u .ss.n,hl
t,bs chanel M Fort Ksogb and NV,
oosd IN ,hs t,rt cans,o who,a .,
n,orri.to ,s,omori;. w,u no hoIa - =,
o,oIooL .
~ An ,,.,h,,s -, Tho o..,,
AhhA VI AhN 'AahA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

Manager Flager, at Conrad's, was
perched up on u barrel iptently occu-
pied In the survey Of the clean oat OF
ka'somine n force Of workmen were
upon the walls. ConsideIs-
BILE renovation is under way aud the
large store rooms wiz loom greatly
when spring cleaning is over.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

Tom j. Allen rode in from the
roundup yesterday evening. The
general outlook is excellent and the
calf crop so far ps noticed on this
roundup will exceed 70 per cent.
lie 70 md up will 10 on Pumpkin
{ eek to. day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30
Memorial Notice.

All persons desiring to contribute
flowers for the Observance of Memorial
day are requested to send OF deliver
the same to Bro. Fred Tully, Miles
City, or at post hospit Il, Fol- Keogh,
NJ. t. BY order OF
CAPT. G. w. SAVAGE.
g. II. WATKINS, let Sergt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-30

Quite a large rsrty visited the
Tongue river ditch works yesterday,
a number of ladies being included in
the party. Col. Malone was among
the visitors and declared it his opinion
that the\ ditch management would
make no failure this time.