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Business Embarrassmrnts.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct l6-J. NJ. Lane,
a weli-known lumberman of this city, has mada
an assignment to NJ. }. Clark, for the benefit Of
his creditors. Liabilities, $l00. 900; assets about
the saue.
ID IR, Col, Oct l6-The property Of the
Chic lumber Company, of Kansas, which
was ed recently by Howell, Jewett & Co..
of G. 60, for $3.50 00. was to-day sold az
sherif7s sale to Howell, Jewett & Co., for
500, 900.
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Chase. Cheadle ana Boyd at wiodf.rI.

tpeciai TO the inulacapOiis Jourrak
WINDFALL. Oct. 16.-Ira J. Chase. Hon. J. B.
Cheadle and Thomas E. Boyd addressed q very
large and enthusiastic audience, tonight, in the
Park Rink, at this place. Dir. Boyd opened the
meeting, d~evoting one hour and a half to the
tariff and State issues. Mr.. Cheadle followed in
q speech Of an hour, combining himself principal
ly TO the tariff and civil service. Owing to a
change Of time of the train, Mr.. Chase did not
arrive until 10 o'clock, but the crowd gave Mr..
BOYD and Mr.. Cheadle q patient hearing,
Mr.. Chesdle closing about the time Mr.. Chase
arrived. Mr.. Chase held the attention of the
audience for more than an hour in listening to
one OF the best speeches ever delivered st this
place. At III o'clock, when he closed, the peo-
pie we're insisting mon his going on. This was
the last meeting of the campaign here. Over
one thousand persons remained to the close Of
the meeting, and great enthusiasm prevailed.
The Windfall band and elee club furnished the
music for the occaPion. The meeting closed
with three cheers for the ticket.
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A Pole Raised in Lees than Q Minute.

Special to the indianapolis journal
MARSHALL, Ill, Oct. l6.-Probably the quick
est pole-raising on record was that at the York
Republican rally. The pole. q beautiful, straight
and slender one, l2O feet lOne, lay on the ground
ready for raising. The ropes were put on, and
in just fifty seconds from the time the
first tug on the ropes was given, the pole was
straight in the air.
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Where the Wool Tariff Benefits Farmers.

tDecial to the IndianaDOlis Journal
MONTPELIER, Oct. I'D. A. Walmer & Co.,
Of this borough, to-day finished packing and
sent out 20. 600 pounds of wool, which was only a
part of the wool crop that was grown within
trading radius Of the town. The duty on the
amount Of wool bought by this one firm bene-
fits farmers in this Immediate locality about
g, 000. When the fact il known that this Is not
a wool country" sheep-ra;sing about here being
a comparatively small industry. the great ben.
eft farmers derive from the wool tariff becomes
more apparent.
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RAILWAY Maenat.. on . rour

CHICAGO, Oct 16.-A distinguished party of
railway magnates arrived IN Chicago this even
ing on a Western tour, which II to include a call
upon General Harrison. The party includes
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Chauncey n. Dspsw,
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ILLINOIS.

A Quarrel Between Father and Son Results
iu the Former Being Shot.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MAHoMET. Oct. 16-Georee Rowe. aged
eighteen, Of this place, to-day shot his father,
James Rowe, q butcher and small trader,
through the neck, from which he will doubtless
die. His father charged him with stealing CT.
sars from his showcase, and, after a quarrel,
threw q scale weight ut him. The son drew a
revolver and shot his father down. He now
lies in the county jail at Urbana.
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Elam and Lamb mt veyay.

Special to the indianapolis journal
MADISON, Oct. 16-Hon. John B. Elan and
Robert N. Lamb, Of Indianapolis, addressed the
Republicans Of Switzerland county at Veyay to-
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Hon. Thomas H. Nelson at North Mancheste

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
NORTH MANCHEsTER. Oct. 16.-Despite the
rain, Hon. Thomas q. Nelson was greeted by a
large crowd of enthusiastic Republicans. who
cheered his telling strokes and apt anecdotes TO
the echo. A pleasing part of the evenings en-
te~rtainmept was the torch-lightp procession OF the
West-end Republican Club, composed of factory
men, who have a number of old-time Democrats
In their ranks. They never miss An opportunity
to show their enthusiasm for Harrison, Morton
and protection.
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night. There was o fine attendance and mueh
enthusiasm. Excellent work 10 being done for
the Republicans in that county by Chairman
Shaw and editor Baird.
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DR.. Warren b. King at Geneva.

Gpecfal 70 the IndianhpoHs JournaL
~SHELBYvILLE, Oct. 16.-Dr. Warren B. King,
Republican candidate for joint representative
for Shelby. Hancock and Marion counties, began
to-day, q canvass of this county. He spoke to-
night at Geneva to a large crowd.
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None OF the four made their appearance, aud
when the crowd found il a swiuGiiug advertise
ment SCENE, their indignation became great and
loud. Many of them went home in disgust, say-
ing they would vote for Harrison.
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A Novel Election Wager.

special 60 the Indianapolis Journal.
ROCKVILLE, Oct 16.-Four young Republican
voters yesterday challenged four young Demo
Gratis for q novel dance, to be given on the Fri
day evening before the election in November.
1t provides that each one shall put up SO, to be
held by a disinterested party, until the official
returns are made on the vote for President II
General Harrison is elected the Democratic
four will pay all the ball expenses and lose their
stake, aud if Grover Cleveland is elected the Re-
pubI!cans will pay the expenses. The dance will
be held 10 the opera-house and will be q swell
affair, strictly invitational. the girls are de-
lighted to think OF the occasion, and look for
ward to it with a good deal Of interest. The
four Republicans who originated the scheme are
VIII Grimes, of the Tribune; Howard Maxwell,
Hiram Hadley, Will Thompson; and the four
who will pay for il are Will Henkei, postmaster;
Tom C. Bryce, Frank Lowrey and Albert Over
man.
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Hon. Thos. III. Nelson at Wabash.
knecial IN fha Indianannlia Innrna

WABASH. Oct 16. was a magnificent
Republican demonstration in this city tonight
The speaker was Hon. Thos. II. Nelson. of Terre
Haute, who made q logical address. He de-
clared the Republican party TO be the true friend
of labor, and severely arraigned the Democratic
leaders for their pretended war on trusts, when
the greatest trust in the country, that Of the
distilleries, WAS the back bone Of the Democratic
party. He said that eight iniguitous trusts
have sprung NJ and flourished under Mr.. Cleve-
lands administration The speaker closed with
a glowing tribute to the Republican standard
bearer.
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Paste This in Your Hat.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
We predict that Harrison aud Morton will win
electoral votes and popular msjorities ip the
the doubtful States, as follows:
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Charged with Robbing Registered Letters.
erecial 70 the Indiapspolis Journal

Charged with Robbing Registered Letters.
Special 20 the Indisnspoiis Journs.
~LoGANsPoRT, Oct 16.-Leroy Wright was
arrested by United States Postofics In
spsctor Stewart, of Chicago. and Deputy
Marshal Gallagher, of this city, and
lodged in jail here tonight Wright was the
Panhandle operator at North Grove. southeast
of this city. and is charged with robbine regis.
tered letters intrusted to him to be delivered to
the mail-sgent on the night trains. He will be
taken to Indianapolis to morrow. He Ia q mar
ried man, a1d is not known to have gone amiss
before.
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Samuel Barton, 81. W. Webb, L. Dspew. c. F.
Cox and j. o. Laying. They go from here to
st. Louis and thence to indianapolis.
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Hon. John j. SmaIiwOod at Princeton.
"a tha InAiananoIiz Ionrnr-

Hon. John j. SmaIiwOod at Princeton.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journs.
PRINCETON, Oct 16 John J. Small
wood, the negro orator of Virginia, spoke here,
last night, to the largest political meeting held
here for years. The Young Ladies' Glee Club
and the Young Colored Glee Club furnished mu-
sic for the occasion. Mr.. Smallwoods speech
was often interrupted with cheers and applause.
He spoke twenty Ave minutes upon the tariff.
and forty-hve minutes upon The purity Of the
ballot in the South. Several Democrats were
present and listened with interest to this por-
ton OF his address. He next turned his atten-
ton to the civilservce sham. and the Presi-
dents vetoes of pension bills. treating both
these questions in a forcible and original man
nsr. His remarks on the conduct Of the postal
authorities in holding back the letters and
papers of Republicans and the general p~rostitu-
ton of the service in the interest of Democracy,
was greeted with cheers.
They Adve rtised Speakers Who Did Not Come
Special 20 the indianapolis Journai.
GOSHEN, Oct. 16.--In order to offsetthe effects
of the Blaine demonstration, the Democrats
here used every effort to get a crowd in Goshen.
to-day. They even advertised that Thurman,
Mills. Gray and Grady would positively be here
before they had made arrangements to secure
them, and by the use of these names they in
duced Is, 900 people to come to Goshen from
from southern Michigan and northern Indisas.
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INDIANAAND ILLINOIS NEWS
Democratic Politician Arrested for
Trying to Bride a Township Trustee.
Charged with Stealing Registered Letters
Hotel Clerk Commits Suicide-A Son
Shoots His Father in a Quarrel.
INDIANA.

Democratic Politicisn Charged with Trying
To Bride Township Officers.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
S~HELBYvILLE, Oct 16.-Mr. George Ray,
Democratic politician Of local fame, was to-day
arrested by Benjsmin Hawthorn. sheriff Of
Randolph county. on three charges OF
attempting to bribe trustees in that county,
for the purchase Of school supplies. Three
trustees in that county state that Ray offered
them money as a bride. The grand jury re-
turned indictments against Ray. Ray vigor
sum of $4,000 for his appearance at Win
chester, Nov. 8.
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than a bit of blank paper. 1t is only
an advertisement in the form of bill;
see" and in small type, in the center of
the note, Jack read the advertisement
of a clothing-dealer. Il suppose Clar-
ence dropped it; he had a pocket full Of 1t
this morning"
Jacks heart gave a quick throb as he
listened. What if he had yielded to temp
tation, and bartered away his honesty
for that worthless paper Would it not
have been a poor bargain ? Nay, would
it not have been poor bargain even II 1t
had been worth five dollars Jack did
not expect any reward for his long, hot
walk, and he was not disappointed when
he started home without any suggestion
Of recompense but it was an agreeable
surprise to him, when, just before the
day of the picnic, he received a large
box of CONNECTIONS, which furnished an
irresistible basket for customers at Glen
Rock; and when he had fairly earned
the coveted books, he never looked at
them without rejoicing that he had con-
quered the temptation which had so
strongly assaulted him. Minnie e. Aen-
neg, IN S. s. Times.
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AN Indian warwhoop is not q Sioux
thing Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Two More Harvest Excursions

Only two more chances at extraordinary
low rates, to see the wonderful country and
crops of the Great West, during the Harvest
Season of 1888. Improve the opportunity
afforded by the GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE
which offers lin addition to round-trip half
fare tickets the inducements of a delight
full journey in its famous palace cars. Ex-
and Tuesday, Oct sd, for points in Kansas
Nebraska, Northwestern Iowa, Minnesota
and Dakota. Rate, one fare for the round
trip. Tickets frst-class, and good 30 days
for return passage. For rates to any spe-
cial locality or additional information, ad-
dress E. A. HoLBROoK, General Ticket and
Passenger Agslt, Chicago, Ii.
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A Boston swell recently took trip
ray down on Cape Cod. He had oc-
casion to drive from the station to MS
destination with typical Cape Cod
der,n one of those keen, but not over
brilliant looking sons of the sea coast
The Bostonian had noticed, as they
rode along, the bleak country with us
uninviting fields and sandy strips Oh
land, and finally said to his compan-
ion: II don't see how you live in this
forlorn-loolzing country. What 40 you,,
raise down here, anyway" wall
was the drawing answer, I'VE pIan'
schoolhouses and raise men"
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Remember.

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tainty, and can be worn for weeks without
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Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
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tute
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For the benefit of those who deslrert
take western trip and see the magnificent
crop results in Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa
Nebraska and Kansas, at comparatively
small expense, the Chicago, Milwaukee q
St Paul Railway Company will sell IRON
Chicago, Milwaukee and other points on its
lines In Illinois, Wisconsin, Eastern lowe
and Minnesota, round trip Harvest Excur
SION tickets to points farther west, at one
half of the regular rates. Tickets will be
good for return passage for thirty, days
from dates of sale which will be as follows
October 9th and 23d.
For further information, address A: " ID
CARPENTER, General Passenger agent,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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The Bible will bear any amount {

The Bible will bear any amount of
reading and study without WEAKNESS or
safety. The more one reads and
studies the more he will find in it to
admire and love. He who is practical
ly a stranger to this book has no idea
of what he loses by the neglect ~ Y.
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Deu6ly essentialisit that you should be pro-
Tloed with some reliable family medicine.
hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the best of
us class, remedying thoroughly as it does
sucn common ailments as indigestion, con
stpanon and biliousness, and affording safe
ana ana speedy help in malarial cases, rheuma-
tism and inactivity of the kidneys.
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SOME politicians say that whisky is
the best thing for pushing canvass. On
the contrary, wind is the best thing as any
yachtsman will tell you. Burlington Free
Press.
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If you want to find out what great and
wide doubt permeates your fellow man
just get black eye. Then attempt to ex-
plain Philadelphia Call.
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THE cowboy is like dramatic star-he
IS SUPPORTED by stock company Western
PlelUmdn
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A wELL-KNowN physician says that the
brain is not an organ absolutely essential
to life. The same may be truthfully said
of the d-organ.-Hdrper's Bazaar.
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THE facetious father of pair of twin
babies complained that although they filled
the house with music he could not tell one
heir from another -BingtdntOn Republican,
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THERE is no duty on plaster of Paris
when you wear the plaster for weak
back, or wear it for two weeks back
either.-Terds StJtmgs
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A PAwNBRoKER having joined temper
ance society, it was remarked that there
need be no fear of his not keeping the
pledge.
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WHEN dog growls over his food you
may know that he likes it. When man
growls you may know that he doesn't
Boston Traveller
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HOTEL KEEPERS declare that a great
many men get away by the tire-escape to
escape being fired out below Boston Post.
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FREE A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
front Nickel or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
cHANTs ONLY. R. W. TANsILL 81 Co. Chicago.
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Faflicted with Sore Eyes use DR. Isaac
Ihonpson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it.25c.
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~, oHEcK Colds and Bronchitis with Hale's
R61oney OF Horehound and Tar.
IlAes Ioothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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LAWYERS ought to be good poets; the
WINE lots of ''Yersus n-TROchester Posi-.
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- ,hANpsoME is as handsome does" but
!. isn't always that handsome does as
nahasome is.-Rochester Post Express,
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IT assists a family man considerably in
keeping cool to take ice, but it makes him
hot when he gets the bill Merchant Trav
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WITH defaulters it is fly time at any sea-
son of the year Boston Post.
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END MEN - chiropodists, phrenologists
andundertakers. Puck.
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LEMON juice is cordially recommetdeo
for one kind of felon the penitentiary1 oF
the other.-BOsto1l Budget
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A SWELL thing in hats-the hummlng
head after a spree Hotel Mail.
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HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP,

Containing POKE, BURD0CK, MANDRAKE,
CULVERS ROOT, and others of the best
Blood Remedies, very carefully and scien-
tfcaHy compounded, strikes at the root of
the evil and eradicates the disease, whether
of a Scrofuious, Rheumatic or Syphiietic
faint. 1t is a never falling remedy.
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The end of a stock company-divid-end
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DESIGNING men-architects.- Time.
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For particulars call on your Ticket Agent address
I. s. ECsTIs Gen Pass. Agt, C.. b. q g. r. r. Chicago
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-01
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF CUSTER COUNTY, MONTANA TERRITORY, From MARCH lsT, 1887, To
DEC. Isl, 1887.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !
0FTHE COUNTY OF CUSTER, :
MILES CITY. March LIST, 1855. J
To The Honorable, The Board Of County COMMISSIONS OF Caster COUNTY, Mont
Gentlemen: In compiance with the Compiled statutes OF Montana, Sec
lb5O, page 1893, Filth DIVISION OF General Lave, ana See. 40, page 100 Of the
Extraordinary Session of tue 10Th Legislature Of the Territory Of Montana, |
herewith submit The annual tatementshowi the financial condition Of Custer
County for the fiscal year ending December L, 1887:
STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIVED AND Discussed BY TREAS
URER FROM MARCH lsI 1857, to DEC. lsT, 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-01
~lmportance of Paper.

Paper Is becoming an important article
10 all manufacturers. The latest thing 10
the paper coffin, and it bids fair to take
the place of wood, being Light, durable
and waterproof. The paper coffin can be
made for a ew dollars, and. with the
proper yeneersng is capable of a beauti-
hul finish in IMITATION Of any costly wood.
All paper ar icles have the advantage Of
e~heapness, while they last about as long
rs wooden wares. Manufacturers are
low makilS paper water buckets and
paper doors. These are very popular.
The door are waterproof and wiz not
shrink or crack. For several years past
we have seen paper car wheels and paper
rowing boats. i can't say when the next
innovation viii be made, for only the
other day l wiped my mouth on a paper
napkin, and a few hours later saw a
paper dress imported from Paris. The
clerk told me that French women of the
middle classes were stanch patrons Of the
paper dress. 1t will not be long before
re shall be building paper houses, and for
half the money we now pay out for
homes.-Professor E. II. Smith in Globe
Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-01
Sunday, April ], 1883.

ELsEwHEREth this morning wepublish
scall for a 6rst ward caucus for to-mor-
row night. The request to do SO was
made by two gentlemen OF that ward
during the confusion Of adjournment
of the meeting and without asking
particulars the request was acceded to;
on second thought we are at a loss to
say for what purpose the meeting is
called unless Mr.. Flynn's rumored de-
clination has been confirmed, rs with
him In the field there are no vacancies
70 ill. 1t 10 prot ably a fact, however.
that he has Withdrawn his name and
In such an event there will be one va
cancy to I'll, and We have so worded
the call
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-01
why She wouldn't Marry Then.

She was an extremely pretty girl, even
for a St. Paulite, and her name-wen.
society has 'got it on the list She was
trying on the three-story-and-basemen
hats now in vogue and chatting with a
friend who happened in the milliner's at
the same time. Dear, said the friend,
81 thought you were TO be married this
June" well, / was to have been; but,
o see, Earl's so abom;nably short, and
we look absurd together with all my
swell hats. Sol just told him that l
loved him as much as ever, but he really
must wait till lower hats come in. Yes,
he was very unreasonable, butt wasnrm.
told him l was really very sorry, but
there would he sure to 10 a reaction
against the high hats by next spring
any way, willy nilly, / wouldn't marry
him till they went out."-Pioneer PreSs