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for II VIII not be merely his oral statement
General Hustled said that he agreed with Gen
eral Ratcheller that the Committee on Appro-
priations had all the powers of Grand Jury
81 believe, also,s said General Hustled, that
any Asscmblyman has the. right to PROFOUND
questions at meetings Of investigation committees
II the chairman objects TO the question being
put he can appeal to the other members of the
committee.
Mr.. Asphalt by permission Of the House, with
drew the last two clauses Of his resolution; and
Mr. Crosby offered the following additional clause
as an amendment which was adopted:
Resolved That the Appropriations Committee be
required, whom they make their report, 10 recommend
such legislation they may deem proper, having for
It's object the prevention Of frauds In the letting oil
public contracts.
The three resolutions were then adopted by
unanimous vote. Mr.. Fish hid won victory, and
was content that the Assembly should pass TO the
consideration of other business. IL looks, how
ever, tonight as II the Assembly would again be
thrust tomorrow into conflict over the ceiling
scandal Assemblyman Fish viii tomorrow bring
TO the attention Of the Assembly the
conduct OF the Committee on APP
propriations this afternoon in refusing
TO obey the mandatory directions Of the Assembly,
that when any AsseInbIyman should wish TO look
upon any books documents bearing on the con-
struction Of the Assembly Chamber, those books
and documents should be demanded of their
possessor Mr.. Fish says that il is impossible to
60 on with the investigation IL Mr.. Snaith is per-
mttcd by the Committee on Appropriations to re-
tain his books.
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WI II. McKNEw,
Successor to z. r. Taylor.
e33 Pennsylvania ave,

"A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.
800 Black and Colored Newmarkets, were e14.9 s
s13.es, sl2.es, s1l.9s s10.9s. ss.es; all will be
offered TO close for
FIVE DOLLAR BILL.
How is this for come down. Is for q SLABS or
&l3.ss Newmarket. These are in perfect condition
and well made; only reason for this stupendeous
duction, too many yet on hand
FURs. FURs. FURs
65 Fur Sets that were sold from sees to slo Now
you can get your choice
FOR s2ss.
These are lovely and as nobby as you please Think
for moment an imitation Bear Set consisting Of
~ FOR s2.ee.
You hardly tell them from the genuine sets that
sell for as.
20 per cent reduction on all other Furs. You will
want These promised six weeks of cold westher
THE LARGEST AND BEST FIVE DOLLAR
BLANKET TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
Children's Leggins, worsted Fsscnstors, Wool
Scarfs, Wool Mitts Warm Gloves and wrstlets all At
CARD ENGRAVING
We enerave your name on n COPPER PLATE and
so CARDS FOR Soc Work Is good a. the best
Estimates given for Ball and Wedding Invitations.
LANsBURGH BRO.
n2 40. 4e2. 424. 4ae 9TH St
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The Floquet ministry has taken its mortal
medicine and turned its face to the wall II is
a comedy the like of which France never saw
before. The surprising resignation comes he
cause the deputies refuse to take the next stem
after adopting the scruttn ddrrondisserne,a and
proceed to consider constitutional revision.
The Floquet program is to make the
electoral system of France one that
Boulanger cannot prostitute to his own
purposes. In this policy the late minister HING
helpless between the horns Of dilemma. To
thwsrt Boularger he must go further than the
new law passed by the deputies this week and
make candidates for the deputies Ineligible
outside the districts in which they live. This
would relegate his own party to defeat. Bou-
lsnger under the new electoral system, If il be-
comes Law by the assent of the senate. vii,
simply make himself candidate in scor as
Of districts instead Of a department.. Thur he
viii secure the equivalent of plebiscits in his
favor. The ministry had evidently given nm
all hope. and resolved to hang its re.;ona,;on
ON the first horn thatpresenteditseH, Boulanoer
vas taken BY surprise, but only for moment.
h was the raomentary astonishmen,
which eat feels in the 6rst foo,
Of IDS fall. The nimRe Frenc bman
landed on his feet lightly and ran to his hotel
10 write proclamation announcing his grea,
victory. The vague expes; tation that Pres, dent
Carnos VIII form new cabinet of conservative
business men to carry the government along
through the exposition summer is a reason
able one. Whether it is possible to accomplish
ms doobtful- TIE ricocheting elements Of
French politics can hardly be brought back
into orderly procession just now. The dance
must 60 ON.
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FOR SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH.
Anticipating very busy day TO- morrow will ladies
andgentemen please call early possible, If they
desire Gloves or Shoes tried on
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
BARGAINS FoR MEN.

BAReA1Ns FoR MEN
Department near Door No 1119 Pa. aveJ
PAIRS FOR 25c-English Bal Socks. full
regular made double heels and toes. Two pairs for
prlce OF one Our own importation Every pair stamped
with our guarantee.
1sc. PAIR for ESQ. quality. Fancy striped Bal.
Socks. Three pairs instead of the usual pairs for
25c.
81 PAIR for English Dogskin Gloves Every pair
warranted. and tried on at risk If you wish it.
S1.25 for our 81 so "Gloria" Umbrellas, FOR To-
MORROW ONLY. Warranted one year. II they split
recovered free of charge.
81 for S1.35 quality, Spring weight, all-wool
Underwear.
Drawers.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(EOr ladies' helnUl
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SURPRISE Prices Fon HOSE

SURPRISE Prices FoR HOSE
AND UNDERWEAR.
Poe. for Fast Black Hose Of identical quality to
those previously sold at 35c.
2oc for all sizes in Children's Ribbed Fast Black
Hose.
SOC. for Ladies' Ribbed Wool Vests quality that
usually retails for S9c.
Soc for Ribbed Silk Vests, IN NINETEEN DIFF
FERENT COLORS Also Soc. a pair for boot pat
tern Silk Hose to match the Vests Half price are
these.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(COntinued below
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As UsuAI-THr CHILDREN.

THERE'S NOT HOUSEHOLD IN THIS CITY
wHERE THERE ARE CHILDREN THAT WILL
NOT BE BENEFITED BY VISIT TO OUR
STORE TOMORROW. NOT IN THE CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT ALONE, BUT IN THE SHOES.
HATS. AND FURNIsHINoS IT'S A REGULAR
HARVEST OF BARGAINs IT'S TOO SOON FOR
YoU TO BE THINKING OF SPRING aoops-BUT
WE MUST BUSY OURSELVES IN THIS DIREC-
TON IN ORDER TO BE READY FOR YoU WHEN
THE TINE DOES COME. ONE OF THE PREPAR-
ATOMS WE MUST MAKE rs THAT OF ROOM
CLEAR OUT EVERY TRACE OF WINTER STOCK.
THAT'S ONE REASON WHY YOU'LL FIND Us A
HOUSE FULL OF BARGAINS.
IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT - SECOND
FLooR-THERE ARE SUITS. ovERCoATs. ODD
PANTS EVERYTHING ON THAT ORDER
SQUEEZED WAY DOWN TO THE LOWEST Fossil
BILE PRIcE-NoTCH. AND IN THE HAT DEPART
MENT-THE PRICES HAVE BEEN CLIPPED OFF
ON ALL OUR FANCY PLUSH GOODS, SCHOOL
CAPS AND CHILDREN's CLOTH HATS. IT'LL
BE PERFECT PICNIC FOR YOU TO GET INTO
THIS STOCK.
THERE'S THE GREATEST SALE IN PROGRESS
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT THAT HAS EVER
BEEN KNOWN IN THIS CITY. AND IT'S LARGELY
COMPOSED OF CHILDRENs GOODS EVEN IN
THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT YOU'LL FIND
THAT THE CLEARING OUT AeENT-"REDUC-
TIoN"-HAs BEEN AT WORK.
WE DON'T MENTION PRICE-IT WOULD BE
USELESS. TAKE OUR SAY so FOR IT THAT
THERE'S SURPRISE FUR YOU IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE GREAT CHILDRENs oUTFIrTRRs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
fe15
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WV. III. MoKxrw.

WV. III. MoKsrw.
ess Psnnsyivsnia svsnua
WINTER WRAPS AND JACKETS. ALL AT THEIR
FINAL CLOSING PRICES.
We quote bslow few prices - follows:
Handsome Black Piush wrsp.. trimmed with al
silk Gmp sises 30, IS. 20. Price reduced from ass
TO e40
Fancy Bronze Plush Wrap, handsomely trimmed;
an exquisite evening Wrap. Price reduced from
s47.5o to s37.5o.
Dark Garnet Plush Newmarket trimmed with
Black Marten Fur. Price reduced from eos to $50.
scsmel's Hair Wraps oxod,e.h. shspe,, elegantly
trimmed; Sizes SO. IS. 40. Price reduced from
&47 soto $3.50.
All prices on Winter Stock in the same proportion
cHILDRENs SUITS AT ACTUAL COST.
CHILDRENs WINTER COATS BELOW COST.
ALASKA SEAL SKIN sAcoUEs AT ACTUAL
COST.
We receive daily by express new Spring wrsps and
Jackets, and are now showing good line
An elegant assortment Of Ladies' Furnishings COM
prising GLOVES. HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, COR
SETS HANDKERCHIEFS, YELLING, RCCHIN6.
UMBRELLAS, &C, &C.
WI II. McKNEw.
Successor to 3. b Taylor.
| ASSN e33 Pennsylvania sve.
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FOR OCEAN TRAVELLERS.

Indispensable to comfort when travelling on
the ocean. or rail. is a travelling Rug OF Slum-
Der Robe. We have just opened fifty-seven diff
ferent styles in Silk Roman Striped Blankets,
in rich and attractive new colorings. Size 81
by 20 inches Only - each. This price is 25
per cent less than ever before.
(Fourth foor)
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FACTS.

FAcrs F.ors.
xrDH rERBN
CHOICE CHAMPAGNE
PIPER-HErpsrKck. sEo-
rs Az GOOD AS ANY WINE nrpoRrEn
AND rs SOLD IN THESE UNITED STATES
BY IMPORTER wINE-xERcHANr. GRO
ERANpREsTAURATEURA AT LEssPRorTr
THAN ANY OTHER BRAND.
BETTER VALUE TO CONSUMER
FACTS. tn-f5u FAcra.
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WHAr You Want Is Hrnr.

In great store like the Palais Royal there are
always good bargains which you would profit by II
you knew Of them Our bargain list for tomorrow
viii save you dollars in money and hours In time for
ps quote oar best boroutns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

Chicago has dumb lawyer and he excels in
ms speciality OF patent law. Chicago draws
prizes that the world notes tile of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

onen 70 prove Beach alias lie Caron lja
are numerous as the leaves Of the forest. th,
sands OF the seashore, or cabinet candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

Secretary Whitney can make another bio
notch IN his ship stick. The Yorktown tab "a
nAnk, after thorough sest, with all other ves-
aels Of hsr class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

OPENING Or New SrR1so GooDs.
wM SINISTER SONS.
NEW SCOTCH BoRDERED GINGHAMs. IN
HANDSOME STYLES.
NEW sATTEEN ROBES, CONFINED TO Us FOR
THIS CITY.
NEW AND CHOICE PATTERNS OF CHINA
| SILKS.
| NEW STRIPED WASH sURAHs FOR BLoUsEs.
WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs.
| NEW GRENADINES AND Hermann.
NEW DRESS GOODS. IN PLAIDs AND STRIPES,
sIDE-BANDs AND CHECKS
4o-INCH:ALL-wooLH HENRIETTA, NEW SPRING
COLoRs AT SOC.
NEW FRENCH PRINTED FLANNELs Csc.
NEW FRENCH CHALLIs, CHOICE DESIGNS.
NEW TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS.
sHEETNG AND HoUsEKEEPER's GOODS
BOUGHT TO GREAT ADVANTAGE AND OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
". n sHUsTER Sons
III sls PENN AvENw.
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Dakots courthouse has been sold for q
mortgage. IL is not stated whether the blind
goddess and her steelyards went with il.
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DoSr WASTE A Coon
OPPORTUNITY
NOW Is YOUR TIME TO BUY AN OVER
COAT OR SUIT AT
AND WHILE YOU ARE HERE TAKEA
LOOK AT THE TROUSERS WE ARE
SELLING AT sasO. saeo. and s5. Ev.
cry PAIR WELL MADE AND PERFECT
EIsEMAN BROS
SEVENTH AND srREEra
MANUFACTURING cLorH1ERs AND rAnoRs.
n27-am
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BAReA1Ss OK SECOND FLooR.
elevator In passage adjoining Glove Department)
The following Special Prices for Tomorrow only.
CAPs--lOc. for our 16c Nurses and Waitresses'
Lace-trimmed Cars; four styles.
APRONS-At 25c. Fine India Linen Aprons, A.
inches wide and 3Sinches long, three tucks and deep
hem; wide strings.
DRESSEs-48c. for Plaid Muslin "Gretchsn"
Dress for Children from to years
SHADES-l0c. for 81 Quality Hand-painted win
dow Shades, 36-inches wide; patent spring rollers
81 .35.
81 .15 Night Gowns. all styles for esc
Soc. Night Gowns, all styles, for roc.
1yc. Night Gowns all styles, for Csc
6Sc. Chemises Qace trnlmet), for SOC.
dSc. Drawers in all styles for 59c
79c. Corset Covers, all styles, for Csc.
Sl.25 skirts uace einbroideredl, for 9Sc
. THE PALAiS ROYAL.
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SURPRISES In Wars AND JERsEYs
81: 90 for choice Of our new 81 Us JERSEYS. We
seys, the new Blouse Jerseys, with belts, the new
Braided Jerseys the new Vestfront Jerseys and the
medium weight improved Plain Jerseys. Not to be
equaied elsewhere az 81 S. FOR TOMORROW ONLY
AT goo. Wraps OF all kinds for Ladies, Misses and
Children at 10 per cent off the marked prices The
marked prices are one-haf what they were six weeks
since.
Continued below.
THE pAIAIS ROyAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

Evrs1se WEAn DnApERr Nets.
variety unrivalied at prices beyond composition
As an illustration:
Tinsel striped qauze AZ inches wide White, Cream.
Cardinal Black Light Blue, Pink. Maize, Nile Prin.
The msrchsnta who credit are squsbblins among
tnemseives 70 see who'll sell cheapest The lowest
The pALAIs ROlA. PRICE is SOC. AWARD.
As With above 80 with the new "EIupiren and "a
inch. Directore Lace Flouncings. Our cash system
enables rs TO sell nt smaller margin Of profit than
- THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
lJnmnn from the diary OF tou
MlpVU\ lists, commercial travel
Iul ers, business men and

1Tnmnn from the diary OF tou
MTrU\ lists, commercial travel
Iitl ers, business men ana
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has the
UNQUALIFIED endorsement OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
the most popular line between Mid
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
and Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Cenual Ii daily
adding to its admirers as the recog-
pized Pullman line between Mime.
apolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee and
Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points In Wls'
consin, and that II has more import
ant business centers on Its through
line than any other railway In the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
an enviable reputation with lis peer
less Dining Car Service;
That the Wisconsin Central runs fast
trains on which all CLASSES OF pnssen-
gers are cafT'eu WIN Nohh
and distinct accommodation Tor ALI
That the Wisconsin Central has repre-
sentatives distributed throughout
the country, who will cbeeffully
give apy information that may he
desired and that its terminal Agents
are specially In Instructed to look after
the comfort OF passengers who may
ha routed via its line,
For detailed information, apply 70
your nearest Ticket Agent or TO repre-
,ntalives Of the road.
VIM. S. N ELLEN, JAMES BARKEk'
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst. Gcni, Pafsr. a Tkt. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
T II. 'ANS0N, Northwestern Passenger Agt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
Tuesday, december IL, 1889.

THERE can be no question as 10 The
fact that Senator Mcnamara, of Fer
gus county, is subjec' at any day and
hour to receive an order to return to
his post at Fort Maginnis, end that if
such an order was received be would
either have to obey it at once or a
cate his position rs post trader. TIE
secretary OF war through the post
com ander at Fort Maginnis, has rs
absolute control Of Mr.. McNamara's
movements as he has Of any private
soldier. II is therefore patent TO
everyone that a person 10 such a posi-
ton cannot within the law be eligible
to a Legislative Office. II is probSble
that Mr.. Mcnamara is absent on leave
but that only makes il more evident
that he might be recalled at a time
when his constituents would need his
services.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
Bros,
GAINESVILLE, WISCONSIN,
Are tho Largest Importers Of
HORSES

In the world. Have imported ttree
times the number OF first-class PRIV
winning horses OF any nro h the
United States, and have now IN ha,ie
for actual sale over 22o hcado q
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
THE JGRszYMAN,s REVENGE.

Row a Tr.,,.gr "ot Even with some Tn.
.HG..ag :"i.l People.
1t was after midnight when a tired
traveller from New Jersey entered a
big hotel and signed his name in the
register,
Il wantto be called ut lin themorn-
ing" said he, with Il decided empha.
sis on the six"
Front" shouted the clerk, show
the gentleman up to No. S33.'
Up on the sixth door the young
man designated rs front" unlocked
the door of room No. S33 and found
the room in disorder. \ ~ncglcctful
chamhermaid had not made up the
bed since il had been slept in. The
tired traveller looked with evident dis.
gust at his surroundings and said:
Goodwin 10 the Office as quickly as
you eau and get the key OF another
room. lc3nnot sleep here and want 10
get 10 bed as soon as possible"
Then be sat down TO wait. Fifteen
minutes, which seemed an hourto him,
passed and he pulled the bell handle in
The room. After another ten minutes
he yanked the bell handle until it
broke. Five minutes later he was crop
ing his way alongthe hall on the down
ward journey to the office, swearing at
every step, when he met Front, who
inquired blandly ifhe had rung.
Have you got the key of another
rooml' demanded the angry man.
mo. If you can wait awhile, I'll
have the bed in No. S33 made up for
you"
There WAS an explosion of wrath
that ended in the declaration: IF you
don't get another room for me in three
minutes there will he a circus here
that you will have cause TO remember
if you survive itI'
'Front" quickly disappeared and as
quickly returned with the key of the
room adjoining No. S33. and in a few
minutes more the tired traveller was
snug in bed.
Promptly At G o'clock in the morn
ing a porter began to knock at the
door Of No. S33. The traveller in the
next room was awakened by the
knocking. He looked at his watch
and AT once understood that the porter
had been sem to call him, but he re.
membered how long he had been kept
waiting in No. S33, and a desire for
revenge impclled him to Keep quiet.
The porter Knocked louder and louder
on the door, shook il and kicked il,
but there was no sound within the
room. Half a dozen me who had
rooms on the same floor came out into
the hall in night attire TO inquire why
they had been aroused at such an early
hour. The porter explained, in tones
loud enough 10 be heard by everybody
on the floor, that he had been ordered
10 call a man in No. s33 at q O'Clock,
and the blamed idiot wouldn't answer
his call. The mar from New jersey
lay on his bed ia the next room and
fairly shook with suppressed laughter.
He heard some talk by his neighbors
in which the words gas" sudden
death" and suicide" were used. Then
the porter procured a stepladdcr and
looked through the transoln.
BLAMED il the man hasn't got up
and gone away without being called"
the porter exclaimed.
A choruso Of growls and "A slamming
of doors followed the announcement,
The traveller, no longer tired, climbed
out of bed, dressed himself and left
the hotel with a smile of satisfaction
ON bis lace.-New York Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17

Row a Tr,,.gr "ot Even with some Tn
.HIT..Hg ."l.l People.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17

tons n m1uts-aloug 5S0-ulc munCry
and baths being the smaller portion Of
the expense, us the power 10 send
water through SO large n house is very
considerable. The cost of iaundrying
the clothna of each is only Il few cents
a month. 4 Cosmopolitan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank Of Miles City, for the purpose
Il electing directors, will be held At their banking
ofhee in Miles Ci y, on Tuesday. January IA, 1890,
between the hours Of 10 a. m. and 5 o. m.
4. n. wEIRICk, Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17

The regular annual meeting Of the shareholders
Of the st9ckgrowers National Bank, for the cleo
tiou Of directors, will be held at the banking
house, Tuesday, January IA, 1890. between the
hpurs Of 10 o'clock a. m. and ( O'Clock, p. m.
n. !. BACHELOR, Ussbisr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-17
e DAILY JOURNAL.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
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he eaIIor ., rHF YEtLow,roNI Don

he editor 81 The ~lELLowsrONE JOURNAL
ld responsible for any n the oIin-
ms or uiterances OF It's correspondents.
Notice is hereby given 10 all concerned thnt
rHE YELLowsToSR ouRNA PUBLISHING 60.
holds the contract to DO all printing aud ad-
vertising, Ut whNteyer nptute chargeahle 10 Gus
ter county and is also The designatcd and only pgIcr
In Custer county In which services by public ton
can be legally made. Legal notices puh'shsd in
ia pApeps Of Custer county, are weld aud
g. as has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
No hills against I've YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
SuBLIsHSG Co, contracted by any OF the employees
VI said paper or others, will he recognized unless
accompanied by a written order signed ny the pub
tsher or business manager.
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