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HON ES!


~ PeriFront Foot, SONio,. Is Minutes out,
$50 go Cash, Balance 1 aud = Years.
50 Per Front Foot, 5ONaOO, 10 Minutes out,
Ia Cash, balance 1 and = Years.
si5 Per Front Foot, 100000, 10 Per Cent.
Cash, Balance - Months, High aud
Beautifuli IL Minutes OUT Gas and
Water.
$50 Per Front Foot, $3.50 Cash. balance rs
Long ns You PlcasoI Minutes out,
GINS and Water.
$50 Per Front Foot. 1OoxsoO, = Minutes
Outs Gas aud Water Fashionable Neigh
borhood.
$40 Per Front Foot, i5ox3iT, Majestic
shadei Gas ana Water, Fashionable
Neighborhood.
5000 Per Acre, q Acres, High aud Healthy,
liz Minutes out.
$1,000 Per Acre, Azores. High and Healthy,
10 Minutes Out
$500 Per Acre. ana Acres, High and
Healthy, 10 Minutes out.
$3.50 Per Acre. II Acres, nigh aud Healthy,
~ Minutes ont.
$500 Per Acre, 10 Acres. High and Healthy,
20 Minutes Out.
$4,000, Beautiful Residence. IL i.a Acres,
10 Minutes Out
re- Don't Fail 70 Look at Ny nargalns They
Are Al Good.
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passenger list. She added forty bales of
rags and sundries and registered a few
people here. She has a large amount of
stock above here which the LOUISVILLE line
are using every effort 10 get away with. The
Ohio, down at o'clock, has a light trip.
She discharged 400 tons and will add forty.
She will get of for Memphis by s o'clock
tonight Usual local port list Light layout
for the Commonwealth, wiring 10 arrive
tomorrow evening. The Guiding Star is due
up tomorrow
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PROPOSALS

Addressed 70 Austin Miller, Chairman. Bolivar.
Trnn.. are Invited until Monday May Il nj noon.
for Tho following work 10 he dgur fnf The NCtt
Tennessee Hospital for Insane.
Completion " carpenters work. oarpentcr's ma.
trfial, gas machine or electric light plant gas NJ
urcs. hardware and painting
Plaus for the work required may be sren Al Aus.
TIA Milgfa ofloe OF thai of The undenigIed
SPECIFICATIONS Tor any branch Of the WORK will be
forwarded pfpmptly upon application 10 pcfIons
desiring 10 bid
by order Of The noard Of Commandment.
McDONALD BROS. Architect.
Filth aud Market sta, Loulsyllie. Ky.
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THE RIVERS.
Stage of the Rivers.

stnge OF the Rivers.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS Tenn, April 20. 1889.
. The following observations are taken at all sta.
tons IN the 10Th meridian time which is one hour
later than Memphis time
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srecIal plsnntch to The Alumni.

special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
CAIRO, Ill, April 26.-The City of st. Louis
mp last night; had good trip. The City Of
New Orleans went south at am. after add
lug go tons here. The Guiding Star arrived
at pm. and put on 100 walnut logs here,
and has 400 tons and fifty passengers for Gin.
oinnati. The A. j. Baker went south after
lumber. The City Of Monroe will arrive at
pm. from ST. Louis and gets very little
freight here River 23.s feet ON the gauge, a
TALL OF inches In twenty-four hours.
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/ PERSONAL.
A sHBRooK & WHITE 222 FRONT ST, PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hides, Fur and wool
| HAvE YOUR MATTRESSES RENOVATED ny
IL Mrs. Jno. Gavin. l2I Vance st.; telephone 92
| III IDfs AND FURs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid sCuElBLER6 co, eOS Main St
/ AIDES AND GENTS DESIRING CoRRF
- spondeuts, for pleasure or matrimony adj.
i dress with stamp for Information, CORRESPOND
! ING CLUB, Box 49, Galveston, Tex.
REAL ESTATE Agents
A LIEN 4 FINLEY. RIAL ESTATE AGENTS
~ aud brokers, 10 Madison street
n ooDwYNS HEARD. REAL Estate AGENrS
" brokers and collector, No. Madison street
II L. GUIoN. REAL ESTATE AGENT
II. - Madison street
| HATCHETT RICE 4 CO. REAL ESTATE AND
IL Insurance Agents, 2qs Main Vt. Memphis
I oUDoN 4 CRoFToN, REAL ESTATE AND
II Insurance Agents. 3j5 Main street
NJ NJ. GlLCHRlsT & co, REAL ESTATE
vi. AGENTS, Masonic Temple
- l. GoYER& co, REAL ESTATE AGENTs
". and Broker, No. q Madison street
ID }. BLACK & co. kEAL EsrArE AGkNTs
IL. ~ Madison street
V'HE coSAwAY REAL Estate AGENCY, -
Il Main street Established 1874
-
hoUsE, TO LET.
A TwosToRY BRICK HOUSE, an JOHNSON
~, ayenuc, containing rooms Dinlng.room,
Kitchens, Stable and all convenience. Rent so pCr
month. Possession given ist Of May Apply 10
y. II. NENN, Cor. Second and Jefferson.
A GOOD STAND. SUITABLE FOR A DRUG
~ store good location; or for butcher shop and
grocery combined, Apply cor. 5th and Broadway
A RESIDENCE, 20 THIRD STREET. NEAR
~ Madison. Apply on premiscs Immediately
A NEW BROOM COTTAGE, i2s Mostly sri
~ inquire at 10 High street
An sRoOM HOUSE, NEWLY REPAIRED. AT
~ III Vance street Apply At 10 Vance street.
pY THE YEAR coy HOME FoR A CARE.
- lul iamily, near business. six roomN pantry,
closets etc. ANGUS CAMPBELL 4 90.
COTTAGE, si2 PER MONTH 20 ROSS AVE
~ nue. good ncpait. Apply Al a Mo,hy 50
.nEsIRABLE DOUBLE FRONT OFFiCE sEc
II ond hoor, - Second street Also two sleeping
rooms Apply 10 J. W. \. BROWNE.
GOOD HOUSE, fiNE TRACT LAND, CHEAP,
VI near While station Apply At " Market It.
HoUsE WITH ROOMS AND HALL. LARGE
IL yard, lSl Orleans street go per month.
/ IoTEL, srORi.s. COTTAGES. ROOMS
IL !. - EATON, SO second srceL
DEsIDENCE - MADISON STREET; SIS PER
IL month. Apply At ~ Madison street.
CToRE AND DWELLING CONFINED & MAR.
- shall avenue Apply nj - Jones avenue.
rI'wo.sfoRY HOUSE on CORNER or KHgL
u nnd flllh street Cholsca Gall AZ above address
NyERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
V az Ridgoway station, " 4 c. RR
g MOsBY. Monroe street
. MIN gROoM HOUSES, con 7m AsDO AINE3
- a. tspef month Applyat
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YOUNG MEN ~! g 20; ...e e &c:
laf r.iilvo - wisCuEsTErH afrciliG FILA
= ~ "a .nd permanent care '0r Nervous Dsbihts
MrakaFai AZ lrfH o. rff buI.
wtNCnEsfEii a co. Chsinlsis.
Ia william street ~ Il
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srnAYID

nNE BLACK MARE MULE ABOUT HANDS
" high bind ho1i driufnci. Return 10 A
a. hplDN Sons ami bu rewarded.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN MS column toil Be CHARGED n rr,, n,
lbe for ti0o 1ines0"e sert1o. teo 1sertOas 26e on
inoek. SOC
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NorE-e Daily. iEEcept Sunday.

East End Dummy line.
arrives and Departs from Cor Third aud Monros
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Tf14f

4 ADY's brown LEATHER EATCHEL,
i dupfcd ifum buggy IN Mccall street % on
Main 10 eayuso. OF 10 hnt alley south ihorc1i.
TaTrn and things useful only io owner Reward on
fuiurniug 10 II. J. HLlstLh, Druggist Main near
Madison.
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Above Low Changes.
Water.
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nod bic @eielidafteu fi9 perpFid.
ten, ieue 2oDnfeIgeruug oom l..
yto0ember all eintreten gu la1en.
Oa,aufbiH 1T bic Wrbeit mieber alge,
meiu oufgeuommen morben. 9ie nlu.
ftsrbafte 9aItung Der 5trifer mdbreub
Der san5en 3sit bes Nustanbes bat sine
auberf me,tbobIe amtlide Nnerteus
nung gefunben in Der Nnlpra6e bes
8i9ters an Ste @ranb. Surp BET Obj
Sailep in 2onbon. DerIelbe betonte
bierbet ausoridlid, baB, oobglei6 eine
groBe' Wenge bon Mrbeitern @o6en
lang obne Nrbeit unb obne grtuerb gez
pefen ieteu uub Dbne 6rage grobe gnt=
bebrungen unb srpBe Notb gelitteu 66ts
ten, bod fein ein5iger Sal bon Berbres
den, ober aroben unfugs borliegt, Der
nit Dem Gtrite i'm 3uTammenbatae
ftebe. Wit Stol3 oiirfe man auf bic
friebli6e 6altung Der Strifer permeiz
meiien." uebtigens berbient aud bic
Saltung Der poli3ei ole N%nerfennung,
ba fi6 bieielbe in b%erfdnbiger Weiie
aler iiberfihigen gingrife unb prooos
cationen entbalten bat.
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S6~ Jobn 0 Bros. liefern bic
beften unb biqigiten 8rudIa9en @ebt
Su ibnen.
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s9made Mdnmer,

@ti4e thre eeue Wamnesfraft unb Glaaisttat bes
Veltee mteesr gu erlansen ipdnihen, loaten ntht perfans
&raniensei4i9ten e~rlAuterte, retdIi6 dusaeffdttete
ABert gtts auti4iub nbtr Elm tteueS 0efIperfahren.
irccur4 Ianisnhe ~tRnsrtalb t~hrsefer 3ett pbne Serufsss
cen BEE Sm9enOftstbet rruRanbia srtsSsrbsraestsiIt
ipnrnen. 3eilperfabren ebenfo einfadb ale btnta. Seber
ietn etsener Nrst. S6tdt Accents In Gtamps nnn6 Ssr
p~etciutat has gn4 p~erieselt urb franco suasi@idt Scn
n. e4r.i Rep 8prt, u. y.
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.AMARiTAN
NERVINE

t%rpfen Bel Steberbise. Gin unperslei6bares Mbfhbrz
mittel. SO BELT tranfbaften Sppfi6mer3 punperbar
iGneu. RsGntbdlt feline iddbIi4en Subftdn5en. &et=
1tSt has @etirn. Surtrt i6ne1 &beumdtisn1uS unb
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@ie tit bies!

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Gelpbnung
fir ieben Sal BON &atarrb, Der ni6t burd Gin.
nebmen bon Sails &atarrb Sur sebeiGt perben
fann.
s. $. @benep q So, @ieenttimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
@ir Die rlnteraeidnetsn baben 8. $. @beneb
felt ben leBten IS Sabren gefannt unb balten
i'm fit bolfommen ebrenbafi i'll alien &C.
f6GftsbanOluneen unO inanaieu b%efdbi9t,
ale bon feiner 6irma ei1tgegangenen Serbinb'
lidteiten gu e~rfiIen.
@ef & 9ruur @robbunoels . Drosuiten,
Solebo, Ohio.
IS aIbine, nan g. Marbin, @rob>
banbeIs.9 rOguifen, SOlebo, S9ip.
6. s. San Soefen, 8aiirer GoleDo @a.
tional 8anf, Snleoo, Ohio.
Sal'S &atarrb Sur nirb innerlid aenon,men
unD nirft brett auf ba8 Slut uno Die idlei,
migen SberFd@en bes SbIem8. 3eusni1e
fret perIanbt. 8reis rs Gents fir Die 6laide.
8erfauft bon allen apotbefern.
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6 e.

Der amerifanii6e gongreB 1T felt els
niger ,3eit 10 bettelarm an beoeutenben
unb i1aatsmdnniI9en G6pfeu, baB bas
Nbf1eiben zines Iol9en als Elm natios
males ungltid betra6tet Derben muB.
Ni9t nur fir Die bemofratiI6e partei,
ioubern fiir's gan5e 2anb 1T baber bas
grIbiden bet gebensfraft bes Stem Oorz
ter acknowledgements Samuel
@u1ipan @or Gin unerieBlider 8erluit.
@or mar ether Der Denigen e~in8ebore'
nen 9meritaner, Del9e iA b~eftrsbten,
au9 BON Nuslanbe etmas 5u lernen.
Darum wurban ieine 5ablreiden &eiien
in Der alien WeIt, bic er in suien Biis
9ern beldrieb, itberaus fur6tbringenb
fir i'm unb tuenig items mittelbar au9
fhr iein 2aub. Gr par elmer berpenigen
neuaeitIi9en ameritanif9en Yolitifer,
peI6e ibr 9enten felbf beiOrgen, tatt
blinblines Der parteifabne 81 folgeH.
9arum tpurbe er in isiner lansidbrigen
GongrsBlaufbabn, erit dig elmer Der 8ers
treter Sbio's, bann ais Wertreter zines
Sbeiles Der 5tabt Netp Sort. ni9t Der
8ertber langneiliger &eben unb gemein
i9dbIi6er Mabreseln, ionbern elm geiit.
rei9er unb mibiger Wprttdmpfer uno
Der urbeber niiBli9er unb riibmlt9er
ginri6tungeu.
gr lit Ser Batter bes bon inn nit
gr6Bter Sreue gephegten unb m%eiteraus=
gebiIbeten ameritanif9en G%Iftenretz
tungsbientes. l1nb bieie 8oubringung
ALIEN ioQte ibm bic unterterbli6teit
i9ern.
9as an ben geri6ten lber bic pDrige
golts3dblung, bon gunbes tpegen gut
III unb ON beneu iiber bic 8olts5dblung
i'm nd9ten Sabre gut ieia pirb, bat
man bauptid6li6 ieinen be~ritdnoiaen
8oriGldsen gu ~perbanten. @inise Der
beifen Beitimmunsen iber bic ginmans
berung unb iiber 8ef9iBung gutter @ins
panberer riibren BON inn ber. Oils
aufsetldrter @eltmaan pera9tete unb
befdmpfte CT oas amerifanii9e S9ol=
lenrittertbum un0 bic ipraunii9en Wus
der= unb 3empereu5zS 9ruuen 10 oieler
ieiner 2anbsleute.
Sci ieinen 2eb3eiten Durbe er tpeget
ieines beieenben Mibes BON bielsn feiner
politif6en @egner gebaBt. 1u6 aud bies
len parteigenoGen mar er ein Stein beg
NnftoBes tpegen feiner unabbdnsigteit.
9ieie Denies er nod am S@lufe bes
lebten @ongreHes babur9, baB er I'M
8unbe nit ben &epublifanern unb i'm
Sample nit bielen 9emufraten bic @ns
nabme Der our Nufnabme Der bier neuen
Staten erforberli9en MaBregeln bur9=
iebte. SEPT aber merben ale einig iein
in Der Mnertennung feiner guten unb
bebeutenben gigenf6afteH.
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Da8 einStge betunnte Matttel fir epileptii6e Wnfdue 81
GbenlD fur Gpnpulfpnen unb Sdatrantbett. Nerrb5e
9dpdGe rtrb ipfprt sebeiert unb sebeitt. &eint9i
has 91ut uno bef6leuntst behem Gtrfuluttpn. gerbin=
bert bic nriaden Der 8rantbeiten. Setlt sefdbrlihe
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: 9ie Sab. Reps" ma6t fi9 ME
folgt, iiber uniern @eneralanualt 9ogg
luitig: 8efannill9 1T bic beriibmte
3lage 6es Wiliam 9ernbon gegen Die
u. s. 8elO publifbing : @ompaHp =
cine 6orporation perihoben porben,
benn Der 8eri6tsbof enti6ieb, baB Die
8orlabung ni9t in uebereinItimmung
NIT ben Sta.uten oes States ausges
fertigt tuurbe. Die erite geieBli9e Nus
toritdt beg Staates. 8eneralanpalt
9ngg, 1T Wtr. Sernbons AnpaIt uttb es
TT etnas befrembenb, baB bieier. 10 bod
er ftebt, bod ni6t gu wiKen i6eiut, in
Del6er Weiie cine SurpOration Dor sc.
ridt gelaben merben mub.
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nay Mot. MeGabe, Nelp grunss
mid. ST., 3abIt ireeno Semano faaf
Dollars, ber am 8lutabfabren leibet
uno mad benz bori6riftsmdBigen @es
brau1e BON Gbamberlain's Golits, @bos
lera unb Siarrboe Mittel ni9t in Der
m0sli9ft tiirsefeE 3eit bapon befreit
mirb. Cine babe Is Gents : Glai9e
bieier Mebi3in beilte iein 8lutabfibren,
na6bem er bic Mebi3in unb &e5epte
neri9ieoener 9ottoren bergebens auge=
panot bate. 9err @tc@abe fam oies
ie OHerte san3 rubig MAIDEN, oa tein
JaQ bon @olit, @bolera Morbus, Spien.
terp, Oiarrboe ooer 8lutabfibren be-
tanut 1T, Der ni9t bel regelre6ter In.
wenbung beg Wittels gebeilt tporbea
mdre. Gum 8ertauf bel 81. Gobn &
So. uub 5. Ralteper & Sobn.
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Gin Sceptifer iagt

8lutsei6mire. 3ertbeilt 3arbunfels. aS-Setlt bauz
ernb unb i6nea %9dtmuns. So tit elm tpabrer @eiunp=
beit8brin9er. Seilt Scrppbeln unb anbere 9lei4drtise
3rantbeiten. MlaGt i9le6ten @tbenl gut unb entfernt
bic llriahe. 9ertreibt bic Silipftdt unb 1T uniberz
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
A SAD JOURNEY.

The Funeral Cortege Of the Late n. ID. Roo
The funeral train bearing the re-
mains Of the late N. ID. Root, u Of
the assistant superintendents Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, passed
through Miles City on Sunday fore.
noon, en- route to Brainerd, MINI.
The train consisted of five oars drawn
by engine No. 3lS, which was elabor-
ately trimmed In mourning. On the
number plate was a rosette of white
and black q foot and . half In diane
ter. Over the headlight were the ini-
tial letters IN. ID. r." On each side
Of the cab hung two large rosettes,
while the railing was deeply draped
In graceful folds Of white and black.
After the baggage Cal came Superin-
tendent Whites private a "Oriole;''
next Mr.. Roots car No. 7. followed by
Chief Engineer Hendricks car "Mon-
tana," and that by General Manager
Ainslee's car. Each division superin-
tsndent along the line OF the road &C
companies the train to the end Of his
division Is o guard Of honor. Among
the friends OF the deceased who we're
on the train was Chief Engineer Ken
drick; +. b. Hubbard; Alfred Ander.
son. private secretary to Mr.. Root, ].
d. Finn, superintendent Yellowstone
division; @. H. Hope, Of Livingston,
and others. Mrs. Root. the widow of
the deceased, was also on board with
her family. The funeral ceremony
will be held at Brainerd. at which
point will be gathered all the promi-
nent officials Of the road. The de-
ceased 10 held in high esteem by the
company and In the solemnizstion Of
the last sad rites there will be all
honor shown his memory.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

The 10th Of February. 1880, COM
msmoratss the twsnty-nnh annivsr-
Vary Of the order Of X Knights Of Pythias.
Instituted during the Last years Of the
war, - . time whom one broshsr's
hands was turned against the other,
the story Of the simple faith and
friendship Of Damon and Pythias fur.
nIshed the cornerstone for an edincs
that has grown with its years and h
now at lite silver Anniversary . most
notable achievement. As IL meet and
proper on OCCASIONS Of this kind, the
members Of Crusader Lodge, No. 2. X.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Gerald Lansing, Of Bozsman, IL In
town for . few days, the guest Of his
brother, W. L. Lansing. Gerald 10 a
great traveller, having In the past few
years explored the commercial posi-.
bilitias Of both South America and
Alaska. Al present he lie engaged In
the lumber business at Bozeman
where he royalty entertained DR..
Whitney and W. L. Lansing last May
when they were delegates 10 the
Grand Lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Of p, with a few invited guests, will
assemble at the Maoqusen house, to-
night .I 8 O'clock. And there partake
Of M el-ps I b,nquet, alter which
there viii" feast Of reas0n and
flow Of soul" for which the gallant
knights are so we'll Il ted to contribute
to and ujoy. There will be about
thirty plates act and the banquet and
accompanying exercises will, It 10 ex.
pected, eat we'll into the shank OF the
evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
TARGET SHOOTING.


The Fort Kesgh Range viii Probably bs
Selected for Department Uses.
For reasons which are NO doubt SUI
ficient In themselves, the general COM
manding the department Of Dakota
hes decided to remove the department
rife range from Fort Smelling 10
some point more centrally located In
che department. Presumably In pur-
suance Of this intention, Col. swains.
Of the Twsnty-seoond infantry. on the
9th inst, convened . board Of survey
consisting Of Capt, Ward and Lieuts.
Smith and Martin, ell Of the Twenty
second. with instructions 10 examine
the target range at Fort Keogh and
report changes would be necessary
to at It for use a. the de-
partment range. The board met,
gave o careful examination of the
matter and report that the Keogh
range can be put 10 condition suitable
for department competitions at q cost
Of $500, providing the necessary labor
DO performed by enlisted men. The
board further report. that II it be the
intention TO establish q permanent de-
partment range at Fort Keogh. they
recommend the construction Of q new
range, for which the ground Is admir-
ably suited. with Q continuous shelter
three hundred feet long. and brick re-
taing wall, houses, etc, ETC., which
can be completed at an estimated cost
OF 1880.
II seems TO be . settled fact that the
range will be removed from Fort
Smelling. and as the prime requisite,
oil other things being equal, is to
locate 1t NJ the most central point, II
will undoubtedly come to Keogh.
This will bring to Fort Keogh every
summer q large concourse of visitors,
both - contestants In the annual
match and spectators. and will add
materially 10 the midsummer gaiety
Of both Fort Keogh and Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
10 . Dangerous Fault

In the kidneys. When Inactive they spssdily fall
into dinepair. Those obstinate and fstsl nalsdiss,
Bhght's disease and diabetes, ensus With tsrrible
certainty upon the ins 1tien ofths organs arrested.
strnusury are also 10 be kpprshrndsd from q par
tial paralysis Of the bladder. Of which weakness
and slugrishnsss are the cauzsz. Hostetssris
6tomach Bittsr Il q hns tonic and peouessr of -.
uvity for the renal organs. and one which can b.
rolled On 70 ansrd them ths reguisIts stinnlus
ths unmedleaisd alcoholic ~eKsitsnt ~ eommsrS..
A further bsnshcisnt sEsel Of NE bst1srs, b. re-
Dsvins activity Of he tidDsys, b V enable thsn
10 drsin from ths blood IN ~ pansHss through
them. impurities psodssiivs q fhsasaiisn ana
and dyspspsia are conquered By the Bitisns.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

PRICKLY ASH BITTERs lie an unfail.
ing eur for all diseases originating
In hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria OF miAsmstic countries. No
other medicine now on sale will so ef-
fsctually remove the disturbing els-
ments. and at the same time tone up
the whole system. II is sure and safe
in Its action.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
Notice of Dissolution.

The 90 partnership heretofore ex-
listing under the firm name Of Ham
auer Bros, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Gustavs Han
auer will continue the business and
sign in liquidation.
GUsTAvE HANAUER,
SIGMUND HANAUEk,
Feb. Z, 1889.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
Entitled % the Beat

All are entitled TO the best that
their money will buy, 80 every family
should have, at once, . bottle Of the
best family remedy Syrup Of Figs, to
cleanse the system when costivs or
bilious. Fos sals IN 800 and Si.0o bot.
tles BY all leading druekists.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19
Married.

On Monday morning. Feb. 18th, at
the chapel at Fort Keogh. by Rev. T.
G. Armstrong, Lieut.. Thos. M, Moody,
Of the END. Regt. u. 8. infantry, and
Miss Roberta. daughter Of Capt. P. M.
Thorn, Of the same regiment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

salesmen-,,e wish q few men 10
ssll our goods and samples 10 whole
sale and retail trade. Largest man.
u~fActursre In our line. Enclose 2 cent
stamp. Wages "a. 90 per day. Perms-
nent position. No postAls answered.
Money advanced for wages, advertis.
ina, etc.
CENTENNIAL MANuFAcrURINo Co.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

T. M. Joslin arrived from Bismarck
Sunday night and Is stopping at the
Drover House. Mr.. Josliu represents
the Havana Cigar Co.. of Bismarcb.
During his stay 80 far he has taken Q
good many orders.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Superintendent Finn and A. q.
Hickman, paymastsr, passed through
yesterday forenoon, westward bound,
after paying the railroad employees 1t
this point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

DIR. Major went up to Forsyth Satur-
day night on train No. I to wait upon
J. w. Noggle. station agent at that
point. who has been sick for some
time. The Doctor returned yesterday
and reports his patient much better.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Miss Minnie Judkins left Sunday
night for spokane Falls. at which
place her father halds the position of
baggage master. We are unable to
state how long she will be gone.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

A special meeting Of the W. C. T.
U. will be held this Tuesday, after
noon. ct Ais, ct the homo Of Mrs. G.
w. 6eyde. An important matter 10
before the union. and 1t 10 quite neces.
sary that oil the members be present.
By order Of President.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

The Livingston correspondent Of
the Helena Record, notes the return
from Castle of "Mr. Nike Orschsl."
We thought we knew all OF the family
but this Mike" 10 evidently q new
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

A surprise party given on Miss
Nellie Thompson last night was At
tended by many Ct he young friends;
dancing and games were participated
In until Q late hour.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

DR.. Corcopn and Chas. Brown left
Sunday night on train No. l for Dill
Ion. where they will inspect . bunch
of horses for the Eighth cavalry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Mr.. v. Cohen, late Of st. Paul, ar
rived on Sunday night. He will oc-
cupy the position Of b~ookkeeper In
Gus. Hanauer's establishment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

DR.. Burleigh came In from the east
on No. 2 yesterday. The Doctor 10
considerably under the weather, suf-
ferring with q severe cold. He was
compelled TO stop of at Billings TO
recruit and will probably lay up for q
day or two now that he IL home, DO.
fore entering upon active duty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

br~andenburg d VanG asken's store
IL 10 be lighted with electric lights In
the future. 30 says Manager Ullman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Allan Kennedy, who for the past
six years has been a resident of Miles
City. departed on No. l last night for
Red Lodge.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-02-19

Paul Mccormick was In town Sun
day and yesterday, during which time
he transacted business and pleasure
with strict impartiality.