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NOVELTY G1NGHAMs Ar 12Ic.

The Quaker shades in the side-band Ginghams are
really lovely The white Of the side band is more ef
fective than the most expensive trimming.
Paids and stripes in quantities and variety to be-
wilder, but what's prettier than those Dove and
Mouse and Ripe Wheat shades in those side band
Ginghamss If they twelve and half dollars in
stead of cents their beauty would be better apprec
ated.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below
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SEAsoSAB1E STYLES Fon SENSIBLE
MEN.

This sultry weather adnonishes to dot the cloth
ing we've been wearing aud don the Ightest weights
that can be found The lighter weights are here.
Textile experts claim that Serge is perfect
ductor of heat We've Serges-every kind Of Serge
in every color Serge Suits st s10 EACH that will vie
with the best that can be found around town for
siderably more money. They tailored to ft-msds
to wear-not merely to sell Colors, Brown and Gray.
$40 SUIT. Feather weight Chevioteen Suits, in
both Sack and Getaway stylss-half lined. Colors.
Black and Blue. The Blacks beauties: the Blues
are rich both fsultless in t and finish. els SUIT.
Serge Trousers Black and Blue - Light-Cool-
Breezy-Cut on proper principles, $3.50 PAIR
Can't be duplicated outside for less than double the
price; tryit.
Alpacas. Mohairs, Pongees, Cancels Hair Cloths,
Sician Cloths, &c, &c, &C., made up into Coats and
Vests the very sight of which makes o man feel cool
and comfortable. Tennis Blazers in all the popular
college coors. White and fancy wsstco ats, single
and double breasted. White and Striped Flannel
Coats. waistcoats, and Trousers. Rich. Rare, Racy
Suits that by their picturesque ensemble add to the
charms Of the mountain rambe and the seaside stroll
Clothing is our beginning and our ending-we have
everything in Clothng-proper Clothing. Correct in
Style-Right in Price
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! F. a { E.. / 4 4 ! f :: ::
En- En- SIX Al
{ 4 VooS 7 A ~ I ILL

Pdid Royal prfcss will enable the purchase Of three
Suits for the usual price Of two The reason-no
credit is asked when the Underwear is bought and no
credit given when the Underwear is sold In shor,
the goods were bought cheaper and will be sold AZ
smaller profits than If q credit business we're done
The PALAIs ROYAL.
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The price list needs some explanation and will xo
please read the EXPLANATION iii justice TO yourself and
| the PalAis Royal
PRICE LIST,
Id CENTS, Gsuze Undershirts.
20 CENTS Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
30 CENTS Gray Balhrigsxn Shirts and Drawers
% CENTS, Gauze Undershirts.
a CENTS, Silk Finish Bslbriggan Underwear
a. CENTS, Tailor-made Jean DraweEs
AZ CENTS, Silk Finish Gauze Shirts
30 CENTS. &C. & c." Bal. Shirts and Drawers
Sl.2o. Finest Imported Bal. Underwear
AN EXPLANATION.
Glance at the 2ec. Bal. Underwear note the pearl
buttons. the Silk binding, the patent stays at woube
weak parts. the shape and finish. Ask for any size
from "a to A in Shirts and from 30 to AZ in Drawers
and you will be supplied AT 20 CENTS. Now answer
candidly, can you buy such Underwear elsewhere a,
less than ooc.f AND MORE, 10 half the SOC Under
wear finished 40 well!
Now look at the GRAY Bal Shirts and Drawers a.
Bic win the ribbed necks to the Shirts tear Will
the Drawers wear badly when reinforced these
viii 10 cents buy such Underwear elsewhere!
Jean drawers, made as well as IS Trousers for only
sc, reads like an eIaggeration. but look at the
ieileo seams; can such seams come unrippeds Now
pull at the buttons! pull harder! These patent but
tons CAN'T come Of. The shape, too; q perfect 1T
insures comfort and durability. Now. think of the
price.
BIG MEN have been thought Of. too. The r5c.
Gauze Vests-try TO match them AZ less than
2oc-are shown 44-inch chest measure The Soc
Lise Thread Vest-Sl elsewhere-come in size 40
but they'll stretch to size A.. The SOC Fancy Striped
Bal Shirts and Drawers-the Use underwear Of other
stores-come In 44inch Shirts, and 40-inch Drawers
The 41c. Jean Drawers up to 46inch waist measure
Before you enter the store glance In show-windov
corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and adj
mire the SOCKS at CSC. and 35c. a pair See them
and you'll want to buy them.
Mems department near door, No lily Pennsylvania
avenue.
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4Oc. ScorcH GrxaHaMs 2Jc.

You have heard of them, perhaps. at &c., and posi-
bly, few remnants at less, but this the first mention
ora ae variety If Pads Stripes and Plain ooOgs in
real Scotch Gighdms at Csc yard 1t is only neces-
sary to add: Call soon as possible and secure
choice.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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THERE Is A LARGE Class,

WHICH MANY MERCHANTS FORGET, IF WE
JUDGE FROM THE STRUGGLE ALL AROUND Us
TO CATCH THE BUYER WITH THE PRICE TT Is
IHE CLASS WHO KNOWS WHAT Is SUITABLE,
SEAsONABLE, DURABLE, COMFORTABLE IN
SHOES. THAT IS THE CLASS WE CATER FOR
OUR SHOES ARE PLANNED AND MADE To SUIT
THE NEEDS OF wASHINGTONIANS ADAPTFn
TO THE STREETS. CLIMATE AND SEASONS OF
WASHINGTON. THEY ARE NOT BOUGHT BY THE
TON OF EASTERN MILLS wEADMIr THERE rs
MORE PROFIT IN EASTERN Low PRICED SHOES
But PRECIOUS LITTLE SATISFACTION THE
PUBLIC HAS BEEN DECEIVED ABOUT
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Oun BIRTHDAY.

TO-DAY Is YEARS AGO OUR BUSINESS
WAS UsHERED INTO THE MERCANTILE
WORLD AN INFANT so PUNY THAT MANY
OF THE VETERANS IN THE SHOE BUsI.
NESS PRoPHEsIED THE EXPIRATION OF
ITS FRAIL EXISTENCE WITHIN LESS
THAN 3 MONTHS TIME.
THAT CONTRARY TO THE PREDICTIONS
OF THESE wIsEACREs WE HAVE GROWN
UP TO BE QUE A HEALTHY MEMBER OF
THE SHOE FIR. TERNITY OF WASHINGTON,
YOU KNOW, IN FACT WE KNOW, BY COM
MERCIAL REPORTS THAT THERE Is NOT
ANOTHER SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT
THAT DOES HALF THE AMOUNT OF BUsI-
NESS THAT WE DO.
HOW WE DID IT! SIMPLY BY CONDUCT
ING OUR BUSINESS FAIRLY AND HONOR
ABLY, BY FURNISHING OUR CUSTOMERS
WITH THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT
PRICES. BY GIVING TO THE POOR MAN
FOR HIS HARD-EARNED DOLLAR 100
CENTS OF RELIABLE SHOE LEATHER, AND
TO THE MORE FORTUNATE AS FINE A
SHOE AS COULD BE PROCURED ANYWHERE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
TO YOU,OUR FRIENDS, OUR PATRoNS,wE
ARE EXTREMELY THANKFUL FOR YOUR
LIBERAL ASSISTANCE, THANKFUL FOB
OVERLOOKING ANY DEFICIENCIES WHICH
MAY HAVE OCCURRED tAND WHICH WE
HAVE ALWAYS RECTIFIED WHEN OUR
ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED TO THEMD,
AND WE SHALL MORE THAN EVER CON-
T1NUE TO TRY AND MERIT YOUR FAvORS.
WE CONSIDER OUR BUSINESS BY NO
MEANS MATURED COWARD AND up
WARD" Is OUR MOTTO. ONWARD IN
CREASING THE AMOUNT OF OUR BUSI-
NESS; UPWARD" IMPROVING THE
STYLES AND WEARING QUALITIES OF
OUR FOOTWEAR, AND, IF POSSIBLE.
WITHOUT ADVANCING OUR WELL-KNOWN
Low PRICES.
WE HAVE SOME EXTRA VALUES IN
STORE FOR YOU THIS WEEK IN FINE Low.
CUT SHOES. HAVE NOT TIME TO EMIL
MERATE THEM HERE, BUT HOPE OUR
WORD Is SUFFICIENT.
VIM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
Main Store, $40 9TH ST.
West End Store, 1922 Penn ave
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CHINA SILKS BY TIE PIECE

100 pieces, averaging l6S yards to each piece are
offered at &1o6S apiece. This is an opportunity to
buy dress length Of White China Silk Of quality
that usually costs considerably more money
The following are good bargains-judging by the
qualities offered at the prices:
Is pieces White Japanese Silks, 81 inches, soc.
As pieces Colored China Silks. all shades, 75c.
25 pieces surah Silks. Is inches. Use.
e. The last mentioned are suitable for sashes
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Contfnued ha1owl
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New HEMsr1rcHED EMBRo1DER1Es,

New HEMsr1rcHED EMBRorDER1Es.
Well might column advertisement be written of
this gigantic and plucky purchase.
1t requires to buy largely this late in the
sonsnd the Palas Royal needs your extensive and i'm
mediate patronage in order be able to claim sue
cessful purchase.
This much can be promised you:
A SAVING OF FROM CSC. TO soc. YARD.
The prices suspicously low 30 please don't pre-
tend to pass judgement until you have seen.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
You won't be able to dispute what you will see You
win see 45-in- Hemsttched Embroideries, 3,<-n hem
and % inches Of embroidery for only Csc yard and
Of quality that you haue been told bargain a, LES
a yard. 1t Is repeated-you can't dispute wha; you
you see. You'll see much more in the window. and
very much more In the store. White Dress Goods,
too but you there's space for further details
TIE PALAIS ROYAL,
A. Lrsf ER.
Jos Cor. 18th andPA ave.
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A THREE-DAr SALE
OF
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
You will find mention below Of the best and cheap
est White Dress Goods and Embroderies vet offered
in this city Dress Patterns Of China Silks also Silks
for Sashes to be offered much below their real values
Wonderful bargains in White Wool Dress Goods and an
account of the great purchase of Ginghams
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued beow)
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WH1rE Wool DREss Goops.

Never before here or elsewhere have such qualities
been offered for SOC. and Csc yard. There are only
two pieces Abatross three pieces Of serges and one
piece Nuns Yelling The color is q creamy white
Here's another fortunate purchases pieces cream
silk warp Henrietta at s5c. worth sL25 -Four pieces
As inch wide all-wool Henrietta at Csc yard.
tHr The above odd pieces were secured at much be-
low usual prices from the importer. who is preparing
for fall trade. The qualities can't be Judged by the
prices
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BELTS. Canvas BELTS.
1Oc to 49c. Leather Belts, 15c to Csc Prices
guaranteed.
FANS. Japanese Fans. &c. to CSC. Silk, Satin, and
Gauze Fans, Poe. 10 So.
THE BON AIARCHE.
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VIM. HAHN & co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
Main Store, $40 9TH st.
West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave.
Capitol Hill Store, 23l Penn. ave, ga.
IL l.2o. Wool CHAL11Es l2l.2c

We still have about 90 pieces left Of the yard wide
Bat1ste at &C. These goods are really worth / &c.
All Of our Domestic Satteens reduced to l2xc
French Satteens. beautiful styles, reduced to 25c
India new French Plaid Organizes, 12xc.
One case beautiful Lawns sc.
Plain and fancy Straw Mattings
Floor Oil Cloths
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.,
je6-3m 636 Penna ave- NV
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ROBINSON PARKER l. CO..
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS,
jel0-eo 319 SEVENTH ST.. COR. Old.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOST RAPID MOST
- irg11le rroncieney in three months Absolutely
OF ACME PHoNoGRAPHY. S.l 81. NV je3. i2ts
II AIDES JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, lie CHIIp,s
~ Jersey Ribbed Vests, sc. Ladies' Silk Mitts l3c
NO: - pieot edse hlpoon. lac; Pr pc, BLUM's,
jest 74o and 747 Sth st, sa
y oCHDALEs lake NOTICE-sRE READY REF.
- erence, also Trzde Circular. J, T. LITTLE,
.-. AZ 9th st. NV,
3e'-t Fine Shoes.
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WE HAVE FULL STOCK OF FINE SHOES
" for Ladies, Gents. and Children. All shades and
styles j. F. LITTLE,
Jef-O' 422 9th st. NV.
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WARx WrArurn USprRwr,R

How are you OF for Underwear,
Enough TO last the summer
II not. supply yourself now-to-morrow
NOW is THE BEST TINE To BUY.
fra Because prices are lower than quoted earlier
In the season. ~
seco"d Because you NOW may secure IN. style ana
ut You desire The most desirable underwear win be
very scarce later. "
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WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
je10 Cor. 18th and + SITS. n. W.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BRIDAL SETS.
We have the largest and finest stock Of Bridal
Underwear In the city. Fine qualities, attrac-
tive styles. and elegant lace and embroidery
trimmings. Here are few specials:
Bridal Sets. consisting Of Gown, Chemise and
Drawers. made from fine Lonsdale Cambria.
and handsomely trimmed with Platte valen-
ciennes Lace and Inserting. Only s375 for
the set
eE Skirt and Corset-cover to match II de-
sired
Bridal Sets OF three pieces-Gown, Chemise
and Drawers-both the Gown and Chemise cut
"v"-shape elegantly trimmed with nne EN-
broidery and finished with silk ribbons. Only
$3.50 for the set.
tU Skirt and Corset-Cover to match II
desired.
Fine Cambria Bridal Sets Of three pieces,
elegantly trimmed with valenciennes Lace and
fine Swiss Embroidery. Only e6.25 for the set.
Fine Cambria Bridal Sets Of three pieces,
richly trimmed with fne Medici Lace and elab-
crate embroidery, finished with silk ribbon.
Only IS rs for the set.
Elegant Bridal Sets Of French Nainsooks,
exquisitely trimmed with rare Smyrna Lace,
Edsing and Inserting. A very choice set Only
ell
Fine China and sursh SILK Underwear
speciality.
(Second foor.)
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The price list needs some explanation, and will you
please read the explanation justice to yourself and
the Palsis Royal
PRICE list,
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MES's CooL UspERwrAh.

CONTINUED below.)
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
Such Pretty WAYS.

She had such pretty ways with
her." That was the reason an honest.
hard working man gave for marrying
a girl of whom he knew little else, but
who was really a professional biga.
mist, travelling about the country and
marrying husband after husband as a
matter of speculation.
1t is the pretty ways of women which
have ruined many a man of every age,
including the greatest Of generals,
statesmen and philosophers.
Ii the pretty ways come from the
heart it is all right II they are the
result Of cold, selfish, calculating art,
woe is 10 him who falls their victim.
Nothing is truer than that women
are both better and worse than men.
A man could hardly be so bad as a
woman is when she puts on the pref.
test ways of the sex for mischief
New York News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
NEW Works STREET ARABS.
some Of 'he Schomes by Which Gamins
Turn AN Honest Penny.

Some Of 'he schemes ny Which Gamins
Turn an Honest Penny.
The shrewdness Of the average New
York street gamin Is remarkable. One
day last week tvo little boys, neither
Of whom were rel Is years, evolved
this scheme for turning an honest
penny: They stood ia i4e center of
City Hall park. with their hat, over
thelr eyes with upturugu faces, and
heads nearly resting on their backs.
looking i|utgatly into the blue sky, US
If some 10 Of the heavenly objects
was visible Slowly bat surely a
goodly crowd gathrrgd, and they, too,
looked SOME asked what the attrac.
ton was; Others continued looking.
evidently for the purpo5r OF discover
ing something wonderful before ask.
ing Some said IL was Venus, but
others said II wasn't But the two
boys who caused all this sensation
and aHElcty-what Of thetni When
fully luJ lad collected aboulthc spot,
the young chaps announced that they
would give a circus performance. A
space WIS cleared for them, which the
crowd surrounded. Others rushed To
the scene, aud before the performance
began a crowd had gathered that
would not make a bad showing in a
theatre the boys gave a remarkably
good entertainment Of tumbling and
breaknCck mancuvers, which aston
shed tie audience and produced no
little applause. st tic conclusion of
the circus performance" the boys,
hat in baud, collected money enough
TO give them both "A good time during
the day, and, perhaps, seats at tho
theatre that evening.
Another trick came 10 the writer's
notice, which, for genuine 'smart-
ness, is rather noteworthy. ID may
DO surprising 10 the city fathers TO
know that seats in the public parks
are sold nightly, yet this isa fact
The little boys start out early in the
evening and capture as many seats MS
possible. When the young lovers pass
through the park and see "A seat in a
quiet and scquestcred place, and find
the occupant 10 be a little boy. some
times two in number, the young man
excuses himself 10 his fair companion,
and, going TO the boy or boys, endeav.
ors 10 make a bargain for the seat,
which he is generally successful in
concentrating, though never, il is said,
Tor less than ten cents, and often
times more. As il gets late in the
evening, and the call for seats is not
so great, n can be secured for five
cents. These money making lads
must feel as depressed at a rainy or
disagreeable night as the bootblack
does Of a wet day.-New York Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
GRAND AOlTHLY DRAINING.
a. Ire academy Of Musle. New Orleans,
TUssdsE Aug. 70. 1893.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

100000 rickrt- NJ Twenty Dliars
Each; Hglve~ $1,000; Quarter So;
Tenth- 50; Tweu,ieths 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
How 10 Stop an ExDress.

Suburban Resident-See here, sir!
You told me that country place /
bought of you was only thirty.hve
minutes from the city.
City Agent-Ies, sir; thirty-fve
minutes by express. You remember
when we went out 20 look at il, the
time was thirty-hve minutes exactly.
But, confound il, sir. the express
trains don't stop there, not one of
them, and the accommodation takes
about an hour an a half"
You and | went by express, and it
stopped for us, you know"
YES, | know; but il hasn't stopped
since"
1T will stop if you hire a man at
your station 10 buy a through ticket
for somewhere. That's the wav I did
the dav we went out."-' a
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25

be- absolute. and on no plea whatever,
Of fashion, of physic or religion,
ought the smallest quantity of an in.
toxicant to be put 10 the lips of an al
coholic slave. The second condition is
to ascertain the prcdisposing and excit-
ing causes of inebriety, and to en-.
deavor 10 remove those causes, which
may lie in some remote or deep seated
physical ailmeut The third condition
is to restore the physical and mental
tone. and the fourth condition is en-
ployment; let the mind OF the patient
be kept occupied by atSntion TO reg
ular work. and the task Of reforma-
ton will be shorn of half its difficulty.
New York Telegram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25

WHILE the scarcity of water in the
mountain stream il directly attribut-
able to the lack OF snow fail last win
ter the general drouth that affects the
country should not be charged to the
same cause Us j., We notice the ease in
the discussioTofthis question through.
out the territory. Tue winter vt ls77
was much milier than that Of IS and
the snowfall considerably less, but "A
very rainy season followed IL aud the
absence of snow water WAS MT felt. II
seems 10 be more in The order Of
nature, whose aim is always COMPEL
saiing, that humidity that fails IN one
season should he TrOportionstrly iu-
creased in another and succg, ding
one. THIS was the Gaze in the spring
of rs and CAP, We think, he generally
looked for. The exception Of 80 only
prUves the rule.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25

CHAIRMAN Quay in replying to the
rumor that the national committee
would help the republicans to carry
the new states, said that three OF the
new states were safe for the republic
cans, but Montana vas close. Now
the tact j. that Montana H. not close.
TIE 5000 majority last fall may have
been influenced la two or three of the
counties by other considerations than
the actual Issues Of the campaign bdt
in tight or ten counties at least the re-
versal Of former democratic mujorities
war due alone "a the republican pro-
lection plank and the active interest
shown 10y republicans in the fight.
P,rs1nal considerations may have
made IA difference of halt in the mHj1r
ity, hut with the same issue TO. fight
o and {. e same d gr e of iuiefest
SHOWN by republicans, MontaLa will
90 into the Union with "A good . 500
republican majority.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25

AGENTS WANTEB.

Foi Cai Rates, or any further information de.
sired, write lgglbly TO the undersigned clearly stat.
ing your ~ ihoroT with State, County, Street and
Number More rapid rsiun mail delivery will he
assured BY, youf ontl0siug an Envelope bearing
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
THE DAILY JOURNAL
E,TA ELlshE III lSSi.
~ rs cry. MONTANA.

The editor Of tbs N~gLLowsrOSE JOURNAL
- lt responsible Tor Auy II the oPin-
Jn- OF uIteranees OF It's CORES suulCnts,
Notice Is hereby given 10 all concerned that
rHE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL P~rRLlsHlSS 70.
holds the contract 10 do all printing and adj
yertising, Of whateyer nature chargeahle TO Gus
Ter county, aud l. also The designated and only paper
in Custer county Ia which services by public ton
can be EMILY made. Legal notices published In
III 7 papeps Of Custer county, are weld and
has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
No bills against TIE lRLLowsTONE JouRSAL
PUBLISHING CO., contracted by any OF the employees
VI said paper or others, will he recognized unless
accompanied by a written order signed by the pub
lsher or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
For the treatment u ala
CHRONIC aod SURGICAL DISEASES
Appliances Tor Deiomtes

Bet facilities, apparatus au1 equipments tor
successful 'ucatluOut of ever iOTul u dlseusu Iu-
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Write Tor illustrated papers on nUiorWiiigs,
club Feet Curvature Of the spine, lile-, IWuCTs,
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Pacific Coast Institute, established for nearly q
quarter Of "a century. Corner 0f Geary ana Mason
SIS, San FruuCisCp, Gal. nj pongary aud Drug
store occupying the whole corner Of block,
First rld4g 'poUs and boarl for 1nD pallets al the
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
Thursday, July IS, 1889.

THE last addition 20 MonIara jour
nalism is the Glsgnw Herald, pub
lIshed by Mts r. Moore & Geer, at
Glasgow, Dawson county, on the line o.
the Manitoba road, and about midway
between Buford and Assinaboine.
The first issue presents a good appear
anee, bota geographically and edito.
.,n11,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-25
Cure Of Insbrlety,

DR.. Elliott, in q recent lecture at To-
ronto, gives the four principal condi-
tons that must be observed for the
treatment of inebriates 10 be success
full The first is abstinence. this must