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sure 10 sell ceased Gradual recovery followed
caused by good buying
Corn was fairly active but rather unsettled prices
fluctuating frequently witiin ba5kc range. The
market opened nj YESTERDAYS dosing prices WAS
easy aud declined ssc upon free selling by local
operator reacted iniluencef by the active, ship
ping demand, ruled firm and closed shade higher
than yesterday.
Oats were hctlye, stronger and higher. Prices
advanced 1s@4c and outside prices were main
taiued NJ the close
fairly active trade was reported in hog pro-
ducts and the feeling was steadier. shorts pur'
chased to some extent and there was some inquiry
on investment account Tho market opened
market showed more strength and advanced, OK.
IRENE figures being fully supported to the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, Is dis
count Cincinnati St LOUIS Louisville and
Chicago, par; Now Orleans, = discount
selline-New York and Eastern points,
81. so premium; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet; sales
1850 bnes, all 10 spinncrs. At New Orleans
tpots closed dull and easier with futures
steady; May OF IL points, and the remaining
months of 9 to 10 points. Liverpool isquiet,
rather easier futures declined to points,
closing weak. Manchester cloths are dull.
tending down, and yarns with prices In buy
crs' favor.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Liverpool went
10 pieces today in manner that was not at
all encouraging to those operators who have
been following the bull side, but our market
has not shown the same degree of weakness.
Some lines Of long cotton have been thrown
on the market rs stop orders were reached,
and prices declined % points from last even
ings close, but points OF this decline was
recovered, and the market showed n better
tone for stcadiness than for some weeks past.
The interior movement was very light Al
the same time the factors governing prices
are not those which can be forecast from thii
market. Liverpool is the ruling factor, ant
we will respond quickly to any movemcn
abe may make. The demand for spot cottoI
continues, and good character cotton bring
readily Hc over the price for contracts.
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Iet,lstuus.

HAN-CholCc. iruni SORE. Sc. car load. from
lCNoc 90 depot slAan.tituo prime. from stor. sa.s
NJ snf iuad. from lryvu ~ dgpuL siLi0tia.Ot
pmifle frim tiurr, hntlng eat luud, irum iy,CU OF
drput sinursttiul.
tultN Hftum stOrc white. iG' ssti7c mixed. &c
ffum lCtcr or depot. white. ln huli. UiaiUc, IN
sicts. &c. MIXED. IN bulk. ts Ia sacks. iic.
nNAN-fum store ~ .tsr. irum lgNCe or
dcput, tiL iAmiluu
0AtS-tuiin store white aiHG5c. mixed. glst
gic from lcycv ur depot white 10 bnig. HitIlc. ia
lark.. -. mlAeh InhnIk. ID. Do .luAa. aln
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At noon: Spots quiet and rather easier Sales
5000 bales. OF which 100 were American. Re
ceipts 1900 bales OF which 1880 were American
Closing quotations were as follows midding,
lid.
Futures opened weak and closed weak.
These prices are given IN pence and Giths thus;
6.63 means BS-6id, And'5.Ol means lGidl
At 4p,m.: May, 56l value; May,Junc 16l value
Junc.July, 6Gl buyers; July.August 5Gl buyers
August september $50 sellers September October
5.ll sellers; October November b.3l buyers No
yombor Decomberb. $50 buyers September 500 sell
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FISH -Nackcrcl. halls hfls SO l. e. 30 No. .
$50. No. 81 sscs l0lh kits, No ., 80 3A No D ei.t
SO. 4 -. nry Herring -fnmily. 90 e yer hnN. y
q uy herring. hall bns. 81 "a White fish-liall
bis $40
HoU ProDUCTs-stfDur. pork. iggaia7f su
rnf cured nnmf. inhWlii.r breakfast hacnn. ~ III
H. rcar rib eide laclu.5 tii u shuulluu,u r.
n bulk PORK, clear iUs t'tstir, clear 30 sidCs
81 rifHi A.. long clrHr ~ lffh' ~ siuuldrrs, Ftn
lAhh.-rcs. sC hlii hiflgls iitg kCg. H. tC
choice kettle. ~ ttNv uuipt
tEtNu NtAis-ucf headquarters, t.lr fuw
l' .fir tcf To-.
flUs'fEET-nfls 00l halt bris. $780, kcs'
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Cash quotations were as follows
flour-Stcady aud unchanged.
No spring wheat, SOC; No. 3spring wheat,
nominal; No . red, S6@S5I.c.
No 2 corn, 35@3jlsc.
No. oats, 2Bsc.
No. . rye, H14c
No barley, nominal.
llaxsccd, sl.b3.
Prime timothy seed, si.3S
Mess pork, per brl. sl2 l0@i2l5.
Lard, per 100 lbs, So ~ y0e6.95.
Short rib sides, loose Sts0jetGl0
Dry Altcd shoulders, boxed, Sj2i65.50
Short clear Sides boxed. Sd..a6tG 37k.
Rccopts-flour, 10, 900 brls: wheat, 6,O0Ob u corn
l7l.W0 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley
5000 bu.
shipmcnts-Flour 5000 brlS wheat, 1900 bu
corn, 10000 bui oats 5000 bu; rye 500 bu bar
ley, 1900
KANSAS CITY, No, May -wheat-Quiet
No. rcd, cash. 5Ol4c asked No = soft, cash, 5sc
July sales nt Gllc
Corn-Qulct No. ?, cash, 2C,sc; No. 2 white, cash
XC
Oats-No 2. cash, 2OlIo
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NEW YORK, May 0.-Coilcc-Optons opened
steady and unchanged 10 points down, and closed
lrm and points up. Sales, a, 80 bags, including
May. SlGi00il6.Gn June Si6jOctl6.1G July, sl66j6t
1850 August. SlG.sp0,lGgO; september, sl60i6s
1900 october, siLU0aiL 10. December siI0j@l1 -.
january, siLiG February, sl7.lOdl5l5 March,
SlLibWl7,sD spot Hio steady; fair caryOcs. 1870.
sngur- Raw, stronger and quiet. Refined quiet
aud unchanged.
Molasscs-ForcIgn quiet 5O' test 29c; New Or
leans quiet: open kettle. fair TO fancy, iOGgilc
Mcc-stcady aud quiet
CHICAGO. Ill., May l0.-On the Produce TX
change todny the butter market was weak and not
quotihy lower. fancy creamery 2Oc, choice dairy,
icmi3c
lggs-Wcakcr nj NC
Mhisky-Stcndy; sales, o06 barrels finished good.
on basis Of si.0l
tugnr-Quict aud steady.
Cheese tcndy,
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
NEW onLHANA

NEW onLEANA
The spot market opcued quiet and closed dull
and easy. middilng 1910 SAILS. 10 bales Quotations
arc as follows Ordinary. ~ good ordinary
p,sc low middlinr ~ lice midding. iO,,G
good middlinR. ne
Futures opened steady NJ decline and closed
steady. a. follows MaY. iOt2gi0tt June, lose
j03f Iuiy, 1915 August. i0ai september, psl
op.t2 October. paosQhl November, aioaa a..
December p.f2aatg January, 0paos. fcbu.
ay. pieg9.55. March. p6iaa.Us Sales q. 80 bales
EEw YORK.
Spots opened casy and closed Arm mlddilng
iio Ealos i.s5i baleG Quotations were ~ FOL.
lows Ordinary, sc. good ofdinap. w. low
middlinr. 10 . &c. middlng. lie. good mlddling
ne mlddling iair v slice fair. y iIiCc
Fulurrs opened weak and closed steady, as fol
lows Nay. io.caioSA June. i0s99io.hl July
iaoo9i0cl. August 10 csGIo.oc. September, 1000
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Cotton seed Products.

oII--Prlme crude, 3saiOc OF crude aOa3jc;
prime summer yellow, i8@ljc; oil summer yellow,
40mi2c choice cooking summer yellow 5OGgJ3c;
prime summer white, 4iaiGc.
MEAL~-Prime slsOO@isjO; less than car load,
sl9OJdl9.tO; off meal, slGOO9l7jO less than car
lOud sl7. OOml1JO
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FLOrH-rrom store. family. si7i. choice, g. o..
inury, q ~. cNtrl fancy. stDt patent, sl..r nrm.
CukNMtNl.a Pearl si'h roller So iU strong.
HEANS ASp pEAs- Navy bynus. si.7saAuJ me.
dun, ~ tnrt "a
OAfMEN LIN half lirls sliO from store.
CNAtk Iits-rudu, extra, ig tfublo cxifa, 60
G'tU ginger tunIs, 1etstss assorted iumhlcf, llft
~ 4. CfVnm CWVktrf, iluh' sr
CRACKED WiltAf-ln half bfls, slt0 from
ftuns
IiOMlNY AND 0glrs= From store slg5.
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CHANCERY SALE
--oF-
REA l. ESTATE.

No b.t'N Rim the Chanccry Court Of sbsihy
county. State ui Tennessee Va NJ |. CultcfitOu
0tnl
hy virtue ~ an intefocutory decree iof nis. en-
tcfwlu The shove cause the 10th day II October.
lhss NJ " 90 ptge .sti I will scll. at public ausr
ton ~ The hlEhcst bidder IN front of the Clerk
nud Masters uficc. ~ tho Main street entrance OF
Tie courthouse Of shelby county. Memphls Ten
nesscc on
saturday, nth Nav OF May. 1850.
within legal hour. the following described prop
.uy situated in Memphis, shelby County, Tenn,
Lots p 10 n aud " block q Fort Pickering. each
hunting y icci uu The wet side Of Second street,
Win a depth ui ~ feet. sold ~ the pfopsfty u
william aud Ida Metcho.
Ipfms NJ talc@fnsh. Redemption barrel
This iuth day 81 Apfii. iss1.
. y MtiikNRy, clerk aud Master.
D. II 4 & W. itclnkVll. And n. A. biz, se.gtiorA
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CATTLE-Cholce to extra 3lI@Sj{c good, s@
g &c; scalawags to medium, lA@2,Sc choice feed
crs, p50 ana up, 2JI@ac; feeders 80 TO $50, FAC
re.
lIoGs-Chocc comicd. 49t@5c good, 4IT@E4c;
common. 8iS6oic
SHEEP Choice, 4}Gc; medium, 3<Glc; common,
sLO0WlJ0
LAMBs--Cholcc, be; common to good, per head,
81 50efIOO
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pAIlN ONO .rArlNryr.

imrous-N 50 MGTE M&LhECO
Hw,aKC.s Ian. aNO&r. 20.
Mana M.-. 7 M.ioi. steamer, z. wagons,
10 Total ~ bales
Jsrors-L&N. ils G. o&sw. i65 LNo&T T.
50, ". 81. Total, i,ig5 bales
uAiLY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CHICAGO Ill, May iO.-Thc Drororg Journal re-
ports Cattc-Rcccipts. li,W0 shipments, 5000
market steady light lOc lower bccycz sLO06 & 90
siccr, eAiOatl2. stockcrs aud feeders s2aOosg. 90
COWS, bulls and mixed. s1OJs2jG Texas steers
e2.q0g3Hn.
ilugs-Rccripif, 10 800 shipments 1900 market
20 lower for heavy: light steady mixed. sl.t1d
ANS. heavy, sLijesL7G light sL0OsLS5 skips
sIiUWLG0.
Rlrcp-ncccipts 1000 shipments, zoo market
steady 10 strong. natives, sIOld,tUt Western, SlG
GAS. Texans 20 lambs, fL5jesjs0.
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oio; October, osl@oso; November, G77@0.7s I,e-
cember 9.si@9,s2; January, 9s7@9ss: February,
ae5@lo6 March, l0033i0.0i. Sales, 1880.
Weekly cotton statement for the week ending
Friday Ma
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MfsrrIiANrnrs nnNns.
COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and closed
quiet. miidling. 10 iilCc salcs, 10 bales, includ
Ing 49, bales lat evening. oi which none 10 cx
potigu ana an to spinuvrs.
EXCHANGE QuorArioNa
Ordinary. s9lCc rood ordinary q dice low mid
dliur 10 sios mddling. 40 ii-idc good middunr,
~ ticc. midilIus iair u1minai fair nominal.
dusty, ie.Iti q lower
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OIinnd InrprntIne..

CLEVELAND. o., May 10 -Pcirolcum--Q Quiet
= W. no, 80.
w1lMINGToN,N.c, May ,-Turpcnilne-Fim
at S1sc.
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ST. LOuW, no May n.--wool-i,cccipls GnCgl
pounds Demand continues active aud market
strong Arrivals, however. are only moderate IN
quantity aud inlf Va quality.
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CANNED GOODS rutapplr, A1taLN.
Huchcs. lls standard. % lia,t D. rcro a. 81 90
49, tumuigcs lls slauhlot. N'atlN sta. DAM,
sl.un strawberries, 81 A iA,pbrirics. si.2t nlack
berries sLu1 Urccu rurr,. g purt si.Sl
llumsti h Asiarrus.ttu trOcn c1tn sl.lstt. N
1rcu pyas.sl, 500 tovc uylics inll Weight
To-. slut CONDENSED mIlE- triWn, aiE Enrlc.
$40 NwiaH. fAiA taImun ti.esmlup. shuiiuCs.
u 81 mustird slfdluUs. tL'A Markcrcl. sL1es
J. 70 herring mnrarfl. tllA
srUAE- Pun white : ~ OF white. 80 elbow
clarified, 40 ,st ~ refined :, ~. ftIudHtd gmuus
lated pc t0wdynd % ~ cut Loaf. v 4c. opcn act
oOftEE', ommdl.i3,r ortiusry. isc. iair. io9
prime RIO. i1'g choice 10 iHucy, si.fiic old GOV.
,mmtnt AfaaC tigadl.
sAll -nriunw, tl.N'Him rrr harrpl. ohio
Nycr A "a i.s Icf bausi louislani. si.latsLsG
snrta enc, siHh ouare. 4. t rats Y,9sc
ne LOUISIANA, q aot, taruliua, os'c.
VilFlsE-ir imc nits. --- New York factory.
80 iull cfwm, i.t, Young America. a..
MuLA--h 81 lnul.laun, common 90 iair. 2ift2.c
common 90 fair s,sss,. prime % cholcc. gsssuc.
rrur gtatiUC uun
CKNnits- stlcis all ,lrr.. In hss. n. aud brls
9,Elo' " hucy aNoricd' s'lHls'tc extra iancJ'
soar AMI CANDLES SOAP a,,asc candles.
fall weight ohc
Household suppiict.
fRrtT =stcndy. Ourrra- Ncaina. siW9LOO
| per box. california tlpi tvf box lemons 81 80
/ ttiOl pc boz. H,naaa,. N b slao yet bunch.
/ Dates t.fHrs tigs liHltC uCf pound
Allltr sieniulpg uua Dried app &C. go,
3 pcf ID irom 'toic. bred peaches, 2'fgje in5n
fiurr.
NEGErABLEs-Onlon si1, icr WI. cibiagc.
New orleans. crate. 81 5.tlul gaflic, ~ tef iuo
| NITr-tUouluut. tlaNat ipI pgf iO1 Peanuts,
/ NlWlula, f.lg tutncssOr. itfiuvrs' stock, tHNc.
f0nsicd. inli higher shgllui nj. r., white. &C..
/ Etah,h iuc lccans. IcNa,, old. ioi2c. Arkansas
| aeffr Italian chcsinuts. tNDfHi.c
| NiItEkH katherine tllstsf creamery, 20et Doc.
| daily loatilc, country butter iOatidc
! DiAioEn- firm 81 31iih pei hf.i sacks, na
tc Vcf bu. Utah. St.0c pcr bu. sweet slo0e2sc
| pCf hfl
uDEE-oarL, $50 pr bf, aud s15O per hall
NiNTGAR-irf cal. i2stac
| Nr-strndy boxes iVgs eases, lie
| .iutllhl -ihlgkcus, young tiOlft1 20 mixed
100 81 hens sAAat60. gcc,c, tt50aa00 ducks
| fhlSii fisll- buffalo. ia2c per no. cat &c. pei
/ w. tame, pcfch, tout etc, saiuc per 10.
per hox.
ncKLks -Bh'. 800 hall bris. iLoa
Miscellaneous.
Mnlskl-slfaight kpumrky bourbon, si.toe,
6o0 koOcftson aud liugvln Counties. lrn al ala
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Miscellaneous.

Mnlskl-slfaight kcuuurky noufbon, 81 ,toes
NV hv1,f1'oh ahd Liug0ln Counties lrm al ti.oo
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE eli PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton 10 ll-lec
Sales Today, 100 Bales-The Gen.
eral Market is Steady--Meats Are
Strong.
ArrrAL OFFICE,

FRIDAY EVENING, May TO- 1880
The supply of money at the banks is large
and demand light. Rates, TO per cent.
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Chancery Saleal
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6ls2 Rim the Chancery Court OF Shelby
County-siAie Of Tennessee VS.. Julius Bohr ct al
By virtue OF an intepocutory decree for sale en-
tered IN the above cause on the 2Sth day OF Janu-
ary 1882 NJ. b., &C, page l09. will SELL at public
auction to the highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk
and Masters Office at the Main street entrance of
the courthouse OF Shelby County, Memphis, Tenn,
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siOciss anu fiond&
HANk ErOrks.
INSURANCE STOCKS.

Memphis & Charleston. cnusOls, - ...... no ..,u
Memphis a charleston, gold, Gl-.....-.. 100 iu1
tu1rns iuilru..d Co, ts..,............. -, 90 w.
Memphis q Charleston lsiOckl............. % 81
Mississippi Tennessee stock l......... o. ......
luuistiiic q Nashville (s1rkl......... u,' ......
lIusIcCt Park 4 licli Railway Gs........ 10 ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21

press and orators dare not attack. But
the Australian law, as well ~ the
registration law is marked inr repeal
So sure as the democratic party gain
the nscsnieucy in hencxt Legislature
Do not be deceived by their -ilence in
regard 10 ". They know that Il they
should attack it a. they have done the
registration law, lhat Il would ooGsign
the pHFty 10 Oblivion anu 81 they are
ioycadtl keep sllruL l. isan omrious
Silence, tuuUsh, pn3 will ba broken, e
TIE dDuucuts EIlu the legislature, ty
a loUd ana ]vrUerpl- howl fuT the Pc
ped ur both Australian aud ronstfa-
tion laws. The -t.efy o' rbr new r'Ite
depends Wuua keeping Ma e, tgu laws,
and ptrfIwl r'y fde Australian law,
ru uur -tH'urte. The Immense labor
iUttrc.Ta fhrInn" developing ju our
territory, Iisa that Pr Anaconda,
whrr' ono man can, under rnu ola
sYslcm " v%fioE, de.pu' cu Ily dictate
ton Jrogs.U' frrsmrL bow lH.y shall
yDr., i.mlud The rt utOn uilH. An
tra'i8u Iay. The law f. M expert
meut. III &. IA -uacn -iul operation in
Massachusetts, Rbrla Island. Mimi.
sofa. NE--auli, W-cDu-ln and Ken
tucny. mt - mrnj.on its long AMI
npulnvrl existence IN Australia and
C}uadt. Furthermore Grand Master
Workman prwdwly in hI~ reports has
repeatedly Hrg-d the KDightso nj Labor
t. secure it's enactment iu ,vrTy state
in the Union. II Is the -reatp,t pro-
tect on thp wage worker ever had. IL
has no intricp'i.s that common intel
ligrncp CauuoI es-iiy master, aud II
affords absolutely, what the constttu-
tion Of the United States intended "a
Invest every citizen OF this great ma
ton with; a FREQ and untrammelad
ballot. Voters Of Caster county, If
you wish this law Ia remain on u
ststutes, vote the republican legisla-
tive tickct. The law wa framed and
passed by republicans, and il they
have the power they will perpetuate it.
The democrats are secretly pledged TO
its repeal, as they are openly pledged
to the repeal Of the registration law.
BY defeating the democratic legisla-
tive candidates you defeat these
schemes aud preserve that greatest of
boons, a free ballot.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21
Tho Ro,nl Family Of spain.

II consists Of an assemblage Of wo-
men and a child in arms, These wo-
men are not all Spanish. The queen
Is an Austrian and the infanta Paz
lives in Bavaria, but the queen dow
ager, better known as Isabel II, has
unmistakable national characteristics.
Unconventional and acute, kindly and
full Of fun, the quintessence Of ''gra-
cha" good natured 30 all, making up
for the grave defects Of her education
,by the kenness Of her wits, the Queen
Isabel 0et history appreciate her po-
mical couduct ! am talking at present
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21

The fate Of Nstel IL intimately link
ed Sith an memories of Chantilly,
as il has come down to us in the nj.
quaint letters of Mme.d de Sevigne. The
prince vas giving n great fetc to Eis
monarch, Louis XIV. The formal
splcndors OF Versailles were cast in
the shade by the rural delights cf
Chantilly. The tables were spread in
the open air, the ground being thickly
strewn with ionquils. Vatel had sur
passed himself in the menu; the wines
and liquors were of the choicest; the
king was in the best Of humor, and all
went as merry as a marriage bell.
To the eye of the chef all was not
well. Tie roast had fallen short and
at two tables. ont OF twenty five or
more, il had been wanting altogether.
Vatel felt himself overwhelmed with
shame. He retired TO his chumber in
despair. The prince himself fastened
TO comfort him aud restore his artists
pride with words Of praise and appeci-
alton. But ii was of no use. His
highnees was full OF goodness, said the
detected chef; but there remained the
melancholy ract-the roast had failed.
And thc strain Of preparation had
been too great for the unhappy Natel
for nights he had not slcpt-nor could
he sleep Huw-aud IN the early morn
ing he wandered forth to seek rest for
his pUrtgrJgd brain in the GOODNESS Of
the morning air and the freshness and
verdure OF the park.
On the way lac met one Of the pur.
veyOrs Of the household, who had ar
rived with "A meagcr supply Of seulish.
us this allF' cried Natcl, overcome
with despair at the sight 1T is ALL
was the reply. And Natel went back
TO his room with death at his heart.
To the iasco OF the roast had now sue
ceeded the disaster of the fish. He
could not survive the disgrace, so he
threw himself upon his sword.
And, after all, the fish arrived, sea
fish from the Norman coast, fresh fish
from the rivers, fish enough aud to
spare, IN ample time for the table,
but too late to save the chef. The
prince wcpt bitter tears over his body
AS much for the cook rs for the man
for his loss was irreparable,-AD
the Year Round
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21
RGgyia.s g!gh 1!5ss


t0r Mrmh.r of Crrwu-
THO1iA H,CABIFI,
90 Lewis aHd Ga r.l,
For Governor.
THOMAS & POM -.lt,
Of Lewis aud G.nrEn
For Lrutpu.rE liNg.r0na
J. Z.
~ Silver Bow,
Far Secretary ur Stole.
LOUIS kOTNllI l.,
of MOughpr.
For State Treasure r.,
RTCHARD O HICKMAN,
If Madison.
For StpTr Auditor,
L. \. HENNEl,
Of Mts-"ula
For Attorney General,
HENRI !
of Dawson.
For SUIT. Of puhlie Instruction,
JOHN CANNON,
Oi Deer Lodge.
For Chief Justice.
HENRY y. BLAKE,
Of Madison.
For Ass1cint- Justices.
WILLIAM II. DE WITT,
of Silver Bow.
L. n.
of yellow stone.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
w. j. KENNEDY,
of MissOula.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21

The above is a plain business an
nouncement and means just what IL
says. The republican larly iu this
territory is determined so far AS 1t has
the power, to represS and prevent
every species of fraud, to the ona that
we may have Il perfectly iair ballot.
The fraud now most e. be feared II
illegal registration, aud III. Il ,te cen
trail committee sand prepared 20 pay
the above name sun FIR every case
that j. presented with the proper evil
TtHHs-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-21
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EsFABLlsHEO 1881.
RILES CITY. NONYANA.

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