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Grain aud Provisions,

CHchGo, ILL.,, June D-Tho government
crop report today was dcmoralizcr To thcChi.
cage board of trade. StatstCian Dodge filed IL
in Washington ut H. o'clock, which gave the
report 10 the trndc promptly at II o'clock a.
m. Many houses had arrangements made
for the earliest possible information, and
those who got the most information were the
worst oil. The figures made bcdlam Of the
pit for an hour, no two men could solve the
puzzle alike. At first flash Il looked like n
bull report, and July jumped from si', To
s6Hc, while operators were crossing the floor.
Then IL was construed In another way, aud
prices slumpcd of nearly % In short order,
and July sold nj Si.c before ~ o'clock.
Still closer study Of the thing made II look
bullish again, and prices advanced &c and
July sold up To $3.50 The trade was greatly
excited, outside orders came IN and before
they could be filled prices had changed lc,
aud by time the outsider was Informed his
order was filled at Sjisc, the wires told him
the price was siAc. The figures showed a
slight increase in condition, making the win
ter wheat crop 1913 while il gave an increase
OF about per cent The second bulge
in wheat continued to the close, July wheat
selling To S6'zdS6Iac, ana closing nt So -.
Corn received some VI the enthusiasm
which prevailed wheat On the break July
went down TO SEE, rcacting TO jlAc aud
closing i2AGj2is,
Provisions were duh and heavy during the
early trading and prices declined slightly In
sympathy with the liberal offerings. aud 5Ct
lJc lower prices for hogs. After the Hurry In
wheat the situation changed aud instead of
there being all sellers aud no buyers, II WIS
the reverse. Prices advanced Ia on al spec
ulutiyc articles aud closing sale, wcrc at
net advance 1T BE- over ycsterdly's last sales
July pork sold at SlAnb@li.t5. and closed at
Siiuj. July lard at ss5l isMSG2t,. aud
closed at the top. january Ss7 's@I02if
July short ribs sold at SI51 aC1Si, aud
closed at s7.Gi.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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CHARLESTON, 5. C., June 9,--Turpcntinc
Firm at S3c.
CLEVELAND, o., June 0.-Pctrolcum-
Easy, = W 100, ne.
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Distressing Eruption.

Your CUrIouRA REMEDIES performed wonderful
cure last summer ON one Of our customers an old
gentleman of seventy years OF age who fercd with
face, and who had tried all remedies aud doctors 20
no purpose. J. h. SMITH K co
Texarkana, Ark.
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a. %.

o. o.. a..
Don't waste time aud money aud undergo
needles torture with the knife when Ethio.
pinn Pile Ointment will nrorl Instant rrlicf
and c"rinin cur in every ease IT blind, bleed.
INK. itching. internal anil external piles
l,nngum Buot Medicine Go. manufacturers
Nashville. Tenn. ~ cents aud n tor bottle
Sid AZ Hcisicrs drug store. 2,3 Main street.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movement. at the I.cyec

Arrivals-City Of New Orleans st. Louis.
Dcparturcs--City Of New Orleans, New
Orleans
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ofTtrr ~iuN A. EIrNirr q. a. Al
Miuruia, June .. I 4. M. I
The following observations arr tikrn at al ia
tinns named IN the Ttfh meridian time which IL
Yua hour LATER fhuu Afsunhia limo
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CSC. yellow olerified. 0iIaGJfc. open kettle
54a5Hc refined A, CSC. standard granu
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tsls nA0ASs MAGNOLIA BALM with y0u ,oths
seasds, Mountains. home and al nursi nssorsI i.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
ta'' CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton l-2c-
Sales Today, 375 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.


APPEAL OrrIcE, I
Fsrrt SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE Q, 1883,
Money continues in good request at per
cent, The supply is sufficient for all legiti-
mate demands. ~
Tho clcarinc.hnl renort Is a follows.
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EHcnAxaE ororArioxs.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
MAGNOLIA BALM

Give. . nsvishingiy pssunfai shin. Drive. or
pi0,shss. Rsdnss. noashnsss. rlnplss san-.Ani
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ssplisa " Pass. Mech. Arms and h.nas. nafnisssl
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ArPLEs-None in market. Dried apples.
6RCg71sc per Id from store Dried peaches,
5000 from store.
FRuIT-0nnges, $3.5O@5.0 90 per box. Lem.
ons, S25O@3.00 per box Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
ADMINISTRATIONS, sS.Oo@35O per bril-;
Sl.5O per sack. Cabbage, home grown. crate,
$3.50. Knut, brls, $3.50 hall brls, 81. so.
Garlic SOC per 100 Turnips, $3.50 per brl.
PIcKLEs-lIrls, $3.50; half brls $500.
PoTAToEs-Firm; new, S3.OO@32j per brl;
sacks, $l.5O.
PouLTRY--Chickcns, spring, Sl.75G2. 75;
mixed, s. 2jG275; hens, S3.OOCG3. 30.
EGGs-Strong; bNs, l3lSc; cases, lie.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, 500 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock. SO
&c; roasted, 2lsc higher shellcd, lOc Pc
cans, Texas, 9dl2c.
RAIsISs.London layers, $500 layers
s2.75; California. ~. %.
BUrTER-Buttcrinc, l5d2)c; creamery. %
@3Oc dairy, l6d2Oc; country butter 10 dl5c.
ClpKR-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $500 per
half bril-
VrNEGAR-Pcr gal, s@l2c.
Miscellaneous.
WHisKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
H.5O@6.OO Robinson and Lincoln counties;
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl.50d3.O0 Eastern
common whisky, 9Oc@Sl2j, according to
proof.
BAGorSa-7@skc.
TIEs-Sl.l5
snor-Drop, sl.i5; buck sl.75.
IEAD-5c.
NAus--lron, $40 steel, S2.2j6s2.3S.
PowpER-kcgs, 500 half kegs, S275;
quarter kegs sl.75.
HinEs-Dry flint, No. l, Zoe: No. 3, &c; dry
salted, jlsCIc; green saltcd. No. /, &c; No.
?. 3lSc green, 3gic; shecpskins, l5c9iOO.
Irregular
ToAcco-Common. 25aJjc; other grades,
35MS5c.
sNurr-tiarrctts, Sl0.sS RHlph's Sl025;
railroad, SOS; Gail & Ak, 800
Coal Ou.-Primc white, wholesale lots,
0lsc per gal.
BEEswAN--lSGt2O c
TALLOw--3ttic.
Wool BURY grease wool, unwnshcd. 100
l3c; clear grease wool, 2Oa2jc: bury wash
ed, 2O930c; tub washed, 3Od3ic.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed quiet middling, o,fo. sales, 575
balcs including none last evening Of which
$50 bales went to exporters aud i25 10 spin
ncu.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 71o, good ordinary, SIC; low
mlddling. 0Hc; mlddling 0,1c, good mid
ding. 1870; middling fair i0,soi fair,
nominal. Dusty, Jfc 10 ic lower
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

In.uress . rsrf.c, complsiion .sd issps The rsss.
Mech, Arms ana haRds son and Smooth Try al
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DustpRnful of Soales.

u. Carpenter Henderson, n. v, cured Of nsori.
ass, or LcproSy, OF twenty year standing, by CurI.
CuRA RIMEpES. The most wonderful cure ON record
4 dustpanful Of scales fell from him daily, Ply.
sicianS aud friends thought he must die.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, 500 soar,
sc REsoivESt, 81. Prepared by tho POrTER
Dgud AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
90 send for GLOW 10 Cum skin Diseases" O.
pages 10 illustrations and lO1 testimonials.
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Kansas a Tex, il1 SPA Omaha ND, los
Lake Erie West, ha Tenn Coal 4 Iron, AN
Lake Erie a W pfd. az. Texas Pacific, igs.
Lake shore, Wy, Iol 0hioCen pld, 10
Louisville Nash, o. Union Pacific Ssfs
lousy N Albany, ~ United states Ex, Il
memphis Chnricst oO Wabash st l. 6P, II
Michlssn Centni, 20 ", St LID L pfd. 22E
NIL Ls& W. so Wells hrgo Exp $50
NJ, l. 5 & W pfi, soy Western Union, Ia
Min & st Louis, IA American Cot Oil a
Min d st Louis pfd 10
PARIS, June 9.-Thrcc per cent. rcntes ssf,
SOC for the account
LONDON, June 0, y. m.-Consols closed
at % Lied for money, and 99Isd for tho
account The amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank of England ON balance today was
fl2,000
RANK CLEARINGs.
BALrrNoRR. Md, June Chickering's 81.
909,0l7; balances, s2S7,99i.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 9..-Today's clcarings,
81, S95, AS, which Were the smallest of any
day OF the week.
PHILApELrHIA, Pa, June 0.-Clcarings 10.
day $40, 2l7, $50; balances 81, 66T, OSi. For the
week ending today; Clcarings, SIS, OO7, $50;
balances, 81, 1879, T2i!
BosroN Mass, June o.---Clcarings today,
81, 1856 $50; balances, SI,OO7lIl. For the
week: Clearing4, IS, Ol2 sii: balances, 81,
669,0SO, For the Same week in 1887; Clear.
ings, $50, 537 ,sil; balances, $40, AZ, 9i6.
ST.. Louis, Mo-, June Blank clearings
today were s., 43l SGi balances, S37i, 9OS.
For this week: Ulcarings, Sl6,3 ,666; bal.
anccs, g., 49, i9. For last week: Clcarings,
Sli,S1d, Sa3; balances t2,l2i,OS7 For the
corresponding week in 1887: ClcaringS,
$S,6I3, il3; balances 1861, 800
NEw YoRE, june o-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes. Re
serve, increase, Sl,bD5, 225; loans, Increase,
s2,l66Oo0; specie, increase, g., 212, 700, legal
tenders, increase, Sjl, 800, deposits, increase,
S,lS5, 100 circulation, decrease, sos, 800.
The banks now hold S27 $40, $50 in excess OF
the % per cent. rule. Clcarings today were
SSi,5Sj,0b7; balances, $ll5l,ilS. For the
Mcck-Clcarings, SO2LOij,0ii; balances, S27,
972>sl.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAoAss MAGNOLIA BlI.x. Remove. eunburn
t,a. Tfsoliss hOth Patches. Can't " ds,sc,sdi
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Eozoma Radically Curod

For the radical curc ~ an obstinate case o
Eczema OF long standing give entire creit TO the
CuTICyRA REMEDIES.
H. Il, RICHARDSON, New Haven, Conn.
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Xr6 Fun Of comfort tot all Pains Innain.
nation, and Weakness OF the Aged IL
IN the Cutieurn Anti-rnin Plaster, tho
AA>AD nrst and only pain killing strengthen.
M fiasUr. New, instantaneous uud lnfallihle,
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.

pINri.ES, black heads chnppcd and oily skin pro
Im yentod by CtncunA MnnlcATEp soAh
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Bonds aud stocks.

-fhc following list Is corrected regularly,
aud may be regarded as the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25
Ton ial l'ublicatiou)
No. FL.

Creating the once Of Street COMMISSIONS
and Defining the Duties and Fixing the
Compensation.
BE IT ORDAINED by the City Coun-
Gil Of Miles City, N. T.
SECTION J.. That the office Of street
commissioner in snd for said Miles
City, be, aud the ssue 10 hereby ere,
Ated.
SECTION :. That the duties Of the
street commissioner shall be such ~
are now or may hereafter be prescrIbed
by law.
SECTION 3. Thsl the street commits
sioner shall he allowed ~ compenss.
lion, the eum Of three doIlsrs for each
day while necessarily engaged ar EN-
ployed in performing hi. duties Ms
such street commissioner, to bs allowed
by the city council on presentstion to
them Of vouchers showing the number
OF dsys' work performed, aud worn to
by the street commissioner.
Approved Miles City, NJ. r.. March
23rd, lSSs.
(Siguei.) L. III. JOHNSON,
Attest: Mayorl
(5igned.l =. GORDON,
Clty Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

the first thing noticed wa, a great
commotion Ia the river about n
mile above the bridge. The whole
country seemed to bs in motion.
Great cakes Of ice stood up on edge
aud the isll over with n crash. They
piled M several feet higher than the
general level. The whole mass finally
b oke loose and came fosming down
towards the bridge The wster was
sbouI three feet digher behind the
gorge than In front OF H.. II swept the
portion Of tho bridge that was OVER
the channel, before it in an instlnt
ahd the timber now lies Itrewn from
the first gravel bar below the bridga,
down as far ~ the mouth nf Canyon
0 eek, The loss will lie about 500 |
The timber il recovered, which IL
probably will be. Il not IL will reach
n sfly thousand. The Northern
Pac fc had an attachment on the
bridge timber and il IL now mooted
question ~ TO who will pay for the
damage. Some claim the Northern
Pacific 10 liable, but the best auth0ri-
ties claim tnat owing 10 certain con-
dilions existing in regard to the care
Of the bridge, the loss will come on the
Rocky Fork railrogd.-Rillings Ga
zette.
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With A Grand Rush

The members Of the G.. A. II. who
bad remained over to attend the drill
and bail went up to Fort Keogh To in
spect the post aud pay their respects to
the commanding officer on the after.
noon OF Friday; sni although their
former records show that they were
good fghtere, they certainly made
some ~ good runners on that occasion.
After making several calls they found
! themselves In the officers room at the
traders store and were busily engaged
In the veterans occupation OF ''swap.
plug lies when the train on which
they wished to leave was discerned,
almost nj the station. A stampede
~followed-A regular "go-as-you-plea.e."
IL was not . time Tor ceremonious
leave taxing. Capt. Rcmeyn, in his
anxiety TO signal the train, ran against
Major Macqueen's gate, which he car
ried or the hinges, aud the Major Ia
ohii uSihS holi "blhNi 80 Nv iNhhS ~
the tracks in his newly planted nower
beds in h!. yards. One, in his anx
iety to take n short cut, rsn into some
soft "gumbo" ground, in which lac
sank nearly 10 his knees. while al.
other, entirely out OF breath, leaned
for a moment sgainst the side OF the
depot, tanning himself with his hat,
In an endesvor 10 recover his spenl
breath, and "he Of the silver tongue
was fairly boosted" Cd the train with
the "silver" displaying it, proportion,
over his drawn lips, while he usu,lly
g~listening Uranium OF the Livingston
medical msb assumed the hue OF the
sun seen through the fog Of an sutum'
nal morning, a., hat In hand, h,
climbed the steps Of the sleeper, Thai
Wing OF the Grand Army will moi
soon forget their visit to Fort Keogn
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Onlcial Pu0'icatiOn.)
No 22.
Relating to sidewalks and Cros,waiks.

Relating to sidewalks and Crosswslks.
BE II ORDAISED BY the city coun-
ell Of Miles City NJ. 4.
SECTION |. That from and after the
adoption OF this ordinance, all side
walks and CrOss-wAlks constructed
whiting the corporate limit. Of Miles
City shall he in width and OF msteria
as hereinafter specified To wit:
On Fifth or Park street aud on Main
street. ten tees ia width; on the ives.
side of Sixth street from Main street
TO the Northern Pacific right of way,
ten feet In width; on all other streets,
crossing Main street at right angle-,
for a distance OF two blocks each way
six feet 10 width; on Pleasant, Palmer
and Br dge STREETS, six feet ia width.
IN al other streets in the city limits
not less lhsn four feet or more than SIX
lest n width.
All sidewalks hereaftes constructed
within Tho city iimiis,shaii DE of plank
not less than two inches thick, and
built in y substantial and workman.
like manner, subject the approval OF
the street commissioner; aud all cross.
walks shall be constructed OF three
inch plank, aud each walk TO be three
leet wide and built in . substantial
AID workmsnlike manner, subject to
the approval VI the street commission.
e:. PRovIDED: That any owners OF
property within the city limits, may,
IL he or abe 80 desire, construct n side.
walk in front OF his or her premises Of
stone or other suitable material Of the
width hereinbefore specified.
Approved March. %, 1883.
(Signed) T.. II. JOHNSON.
Attest: Mayor
%(Signed.l s. GORDON,
City Clerk.
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Not t. bs behind the times Miles
City has furnished . substitute for
Tsscott, the murderer OF Millionaire
Smell, Pat Chicago some time ago.
Sheriff Irvine became possessed Of In.
formation which led him to believe
that there might be q ..chsDce Of proof
that a printer kGown rs Russell, now
employed in thi. city, was the redoubt.
ed Tascott. A talk With the young
man WAS sufficient to satisfy Tom that
he Vas on the wrong scent aud Rus
sci went back TO his case feeling q
trifie bad that he was not that sensa-
lionRl parsonage.
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lie Wouldn't Dance.

A party OF which John Luman is q
member came oyer the range on last
Wednesday, bringing the news that
ID. V. Bayne, = quiet and ls~.abiding
settler, had shot and killed Hank Cor
man, familisrly known as Big Hank,
= reckless COW boy working for the
LOOMS ousat. 1t seems that German,
while under the influence Of liquor,
went 10 Bsyneis ranch on Paint Rock
aud tried 10 make him dance at the
point Of the sixShooter. Bsyne ordered
him out OF the house and he mounted
his horse aud returned TO the saloon,
saying as he left that he would come
back and kill him. True to his word.
German presently returned with some
companions aud ordered the ranch
man out. Bayne came to the door
armed with a Winchester, and seeing
the COW boy with u cooked revolver in
his hand, tired--the ball entering
Hanks left side and coming out un.
der the right arm-from the efiects Of
which the victim died that night.
Bsyue gave himself up TO the authori.
ties, aud the general belief Is that the
deed was justifable. Buffalo Echo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Must IL not he 10 those who endure lifelong
bodily 'uIrringF From childhood TO old age
m ny person. are tormsnted With rheumatism
and neuIalgls. Ordinary medication and topical
remediei IRE o. slight, and always Of ten porGry
emcsey. oe.cape the extreme toriu'' Of these
sgonizIug complaints, they should be snnihiliAied
AZ The ol tsct with Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
which eIpsls from the system the acni
Impurities that lNget them the ryi.
drhce a. 20 its efficacy q bloOl
depnrent In this pa0ieDlar is 'ey ample and
sir ngly concurrent aud convincing. In 'solebt
forms Of thes- di Eases the nerves are trTbly
faeksi. 4 wInegIt.sfl or two ofihe titlsrs lie.
fore The hour Of retiring usually hnng,a respile
from pain and enables the sufferer 10 rIre much
needed rilss. Tar kidney troubles, mIsrll
complaints, indigestion, liver complaint and con,
siipsli"n, the Bir'srs il likewise bruehcrsl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Attention lie directed 10 the "ad" of
the Boston one price clothing house OF
st. Paul, which appears In our col.
umDs this moruing, The Boston ia
M Of the institutions Of the north
west and has established a reputation
for reliability and fair desIing second
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

A very handsome flower piece in oil,
the work of Mrs. NJ. @. Naples, is on
exhibition at Campbell's. It is a very
excellent painting and shows in many
particular. n true conception Of ma
fuF.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

La the district court yesterday in the
case for damages Of Joseph Kentzler
vs. the Miles City Irrigating and
Ditch Co. . verdict OF judgment
for plaintiff was given in the sum Of
5000. 20.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25
MiIlineTy DIlnlAy

At n. Nsthsn's March eth, bonnets
and hats OF astonishing low prices,
Saturday AFTERNOON and evening.
Special wrap aud glove ssies. MIR.
Nathan will be pleased to receive bis
customers Of old aud suit them 10 re,
gard TO price and quality OF goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

1t il a few hours previous for an
opinion Oh the nominations made in
the Respective wards last night. NJ.
Lansing il the only old official reuon-
mated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Yesterday upon complaint Of F. A.
Lick four rowing bovines were taken
10 the city pound. All OF them were
paid out By The owners before milking
time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

ID. NJ. Estabrook, Of the ditch con.
struction company, lett yesterday If.
ternoon for a trip to Wisconsin. In a
month OF less, when II becomer posi-
BILE to continue the tlume building
and excavating advautsgeou.ly, Mr..
Estsbrook will return to .uperintena
the work,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Remember the temperance mass
meeting at the Presbyterian church
tonight at 1880 Good speaking and
music. All are cordially invited to at
tend,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

The bloody second" kept up its
rioious record last night at the ward
meeting. There 10 lots Of interest
unaffected by the voters in the coming
city election.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

to none, They carry the largest stock
ia their line in the northwest aud ad-
here closely to the latest styles in al
mpns' wear.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Everything which belongs TO pure,
healthy blood is impaired by Hoods
sarsaparills. A trial will convince you
Of its merit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

The ladies are invited to call aud in.
spect the new line Of millinery goods
at Miss Mccarthy. Everything new
and OF The latest Partisan styles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

VIM. Grimes was most unceremon
iously dumped On the ground yester-
day from the back Of q bucking cayuse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

G. B. Towers & Co. have just re-
seiyed the new spring styles in mems
shoes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Tickle? or Stesdf4st? Palm Sun
day discourse at the Episcopal church
to-nigh al 7:S0.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

The most complete aud carefully se-
ected stock OF spring goods can now
be seen ut Ed Arnold's, the tailor. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

Millinery goods Of every description
carefully selected for tue spring trade
nj Miss Mccarthy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

A. c. Staysrt and e. w. Whslley,
Of 1t. Paul, we're in the city yesterday
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

There will be no service 10 the
Methodist church to-day except at the
Sabbath school ~ the usual time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

T. g. Brady registered at the Mac
queen house yesterday from Minneap-
oils.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

c. b. Liner was hero yesterday from
Milwaukee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25

II. r. Phillips started yesterday tc
visit HE ranch on the north side.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-25
LOCAL ITEM S.

The poet bobbeth up once more,
And proceed, his tune 10 sing
And ,hstypo ibirsteth for hi, gore
Ala, alas III. spring.
Great Falls Tribune
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For Sale Cheap.

A few choice articles Of household
furniture. FRED WHITEslDE.