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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
IL Will Not Occur Again.

There is a certain young lady in
Americas, Ga, who will never eat
much supper if a young mar eats with
her on an invitation 10 do so; but
when she retires for the night will
take a biscuit or piece Of bread and
munich il after lying down. One night
last week she had a visitor and didn't
eat. On retiring she took a large
number OF sweet cakes, and when she
ate enough fell asleep How long she
slept no one knew. She awakened
the house screaming at a heart break
ing rate, and the people thought she
was being murdered. In rushed a big
brother and a married sister, the latter
with a lamp. The young lady was in
bed yelling, 'Oh, DON'T" and other
articulations Of terror. The brother
ran and pulled of the covering, when
OUT jumped two or three rats and
down fell pieces of the cake. The girl
tainted because of the rats scampering
ore her. She was frightened nearly
into commissions and gave vent TO her
terror in the car splitting screams. She
says she is always going 10 eat her
supper al the table hereafter. if there
are a dozen young men there.-Chi.
eago Hesald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28

lounge, or slts BACK m lis armchair,
with hands at rest and feet placed hor-
izontally upon another chair. The re-
suit is that his whole body gains full
benefit Of the half hour he allows him
self from work, and the wife only re-
ceives that indirect help which comes
from change Of occupation. A ply
stefan would tell her that even ten
minutes ref ina horizontal position,
as a change from standing or sitting
at work, would prove more beneficial
10 her than any of her makeshifts at
resting. Busy women have a habit of
keeping on their feet just as long as they
can, in spite of backaches and warn
ing pains. AS they grow older they
see the folly Of permitting such drafts
upon their strength. and learn 10 take
things easier, let what will happen.
They say, II used to think ! must do
thus and so. but I've grown wiser and
learned TO slight things" The first
years of housekeeping are truly the
hardest, for untried and unfamiliar
cares are almost daily thrust upon the
mother and home maker. New York
Graphic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
again" she declared, uluniphautly,
and l enjoyed ii immensely. So did
they Chicago Mail.
A Child's Pocket.

Have you ever assayed the first
pocket Of a3-year-old babyi No per-
feet assay car ever DO made. The
task is more difficult than an analysis
Of a prize medal baking powder. When
a baby Of this age is given the priv
lege of a pocket she Immediately pro
ceeds TO ill it. In the language OF her
elders. everything goes" One Of
these pockets was examined by an ex'
pert the other day. II contained four
marbles, a dolls hand and neck, a
small silk handkerchief, three dande.
lions, four mibs belonging TO a pig
in clover puzzle, a gill Of bran from
the intestines Of a doll, four tacks, a
small American flag and a sponge.
With small boys this assay would be
quite different, and, in fact, there are
no two pockets alike under Il careful
analysis-Chicago Herald.
WV
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
Night Air Better Than Foul Air.

An extraordinary fallacy is the dread
Of night air. What air can we breathe
at night but night airl The choice is
between pure night air from without
and foul air from within. Most peo,
pie prefer the latter, an unaccountable
choice. What will they say il il is
proved to be true that fully one-half
Of all the diseases w suffer from are
occasioned by people sleeping with
their windows shutl An open window
most nights in the year can never hurt
any n In great cities night air is
often the best and purest to be had in
twenty-four hours. lcould better un-
derstand shutting the windows in town
during the day than during the night,
for the sake of the sick. The absence
of smoke, the quiet, all tend TO make
night the best time for airing the pa.
tent. One of our highest medical au-
thorities Oh consumption and climate
has told ne that the air of London is
never SO good as after ~ o'clock az
night. Always air your room, then,
from the outside air, If possible. Win
dows are made TO open, doors are made
to shut, a truth which seems extremely
difficult of apprehension. Every roor,
must be aired from without, every pas
sage from within. sanitary World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
A Pleasant Punishment.

/ have among my acquaintance a
young lady who teaches school in the
primary grade. She has a lot of lit
tie ones under her care, and she has
prided herself on her discipline and
the excellent order she was able 10
maintain. The other day she started
TO leave the schoolroom for a mo-
ment and had only Just reached the
door when she was startled by a great
laugh which came from the whole
school Don She turned and looked
at her scholars in amazement, and the
thought flashed over her that maybe
there was something on her back or
that q portion of her skirt drapery had
become disarranged. But she faced
the school and speedily subdued the
numerous lingering smokers.
Whoever caused that laugh will
please stand up. insist upon it-at
once"
She meant business, and the little
tots all saw il. Nobody moved for
about a minute, and then a little
brown eyed boy of z years, who sat
behind a pretty little golden haired
miss Of 6, tremblingly stood up.
The teacher looked at him in aston
ishment He was one Of her pets.
Johnny, what did you do 10 make
the whole school laugh like thatf"
q kissed Lilly Seton" hest
tatingly confessed the youngster, with
q shy glance at the golden curls and
the b~lushing face bent low over a
primer.
II could hardly keep my own face
straight" said the teacher, when tell
ing about IL, but / summoned up all
the severity i could muster and order
cd them both 10 stay in after school TO
DO punished"
1asked how she punished them.
Il made them hss each other
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
FOUR NEW STATES.
south Dakota, North Dakota. Montana,
Washington.

On February %. 1859, the President signed the
bill creating South Dakota, North Dakota. Mon
tana, aud Washington states ofthe Union.
sorTH D~AKorA,-The great Prairie State, TO
which the 81. Paul Minneapolis, 4 Manitoba
Railway has three main lines. reaching Glendale,
Aberdeen, Buron,~ Waterfowl, AM sioux ! alls
Go 10 South Dakota via the -. Paul, Minneapolis
Il Manitoba Railway and pas through 81. Paul
and Minneapolis en- route.
NnRTH DAKoTA.-Mhe Ia grown the No. l
Hard scotch Fife Wheat; whose hsalthful cli6ste
nurtures the most vigorous and brainy civilization
on EARN; where single counties raise iiore wheat,
oats and barley than entire states; the soil OF
whose fertile praires Is richer than the valley OF
the Nile where the Turtle Noun ain, Minot and
Devils LAKE land districts invite the home seeker
20 SECURE q free home. magnificent daily train
service 10 Fargo, Grand Forks Grafton, DEVILS
LAX, B%otineau, and all other Important points.
MoSTANA, THE. GoLDRN.-TreasuTes In her
mines OF pteciouSmetalsi wealth la her 100000
b nd Of live stock; producing a larger yield OF
crops than any other state or territory The richest
country per inhabitant on carthi where prosperity
IA universal; which has the hest paid labor in the
world; a balmy winter climate, caused ny warm
WINDS from the Pacific. The - Paul, Minneapo-
lis a Manitoba Railway Is the only railroad pass
ing through a continuous agricultural country
from Minneapolis 10 the Rocky Mountains, II
runs through the Great Reservation Of lsI1U.OO
acres Of land. free ~ settlers, In the Milk River
Valley. Mood, water, aud coal In abundancel no
irrigation required The only line passing through
Great Falls, with it, l,VD0,uVl h0rse-pOwer cnlaf-
act; immense coal yuius, and surrounding farm.
ing country o. free landi through Helena,
The eapital city and commercial centre OF Mon
ana. and lutte, the richest mining camp on
earth, TO San Francisco by the Columbia River
Valley, Portland and shasta Route, or Ogden,
Utah 10 California points. Remember this Is the
only liue running dining cars sleeping eas, and
free cblonist ~sleepers Of It's own from 81 Paul and
Minneapolis 10 Great Falls, Helena and buue. u
Il also the shortest line 10 Butte
Tho country Of tall timber IN
dented by Puget Sound, the Mediterranean OF the
Pacific. DO not forget that the ~. Paul; Minnesp-
oils a Manitoba RAilwg IN the only line when
offer. A choice OF three routes 70 the racine cosst.
The Manitoba. Pacific route 10 the only nne oy
which passengers en- route for Tacoma, r"ttlano
and san Francisco can pass through Port Town
send ard seattle. Free colenlsi s,eepers ran
through without change or DELAY. distance 70
he paelse coast Il same as by on or line. but
prie.. OF tickets are Eve aud Ten dollar less. Take
Fer further information. maps. rates and publ.
alton, in regard 70 the resources o. the iour ne.
states, write or apply 70 FL WHITNEY, oen1
Pass and Tti. Agent 81. p, d. H. BY. g.
aul, MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
How Women Rest.

How differently men and women
indulge themselves in what is called q
resting spell. II guess I'll sit down
and mend these stockings and rest
awhile" says the wife; but her hus-
band throws himself upon the easy
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
Liebig World Dispensary.

Call or address Kansas City. No., or san Fra
cisco, Cal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-05-28
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The only Reliabls Medical and Surgical Irsti-
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First class ICONS and board for 800 patiets at the
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EDAILYJOURNA
ESTABLISHED 1881.
NILES CITY, MONTANA.

rbs editor Of THg YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
Is 10, responsible for any 81 the opIu-
ons or utierances OF It's correspondents.
Notice Is hereby given TO all concerned that
rHE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL PUBLISHING 60
holds the contract to do all printing aud ad-
t~ertising, OF whatever nature chargeable to Cur
ter county. and Is also The designated and only paper
in Custer county in which services by publication
can be legally made. legal notices published In
Their papeps OF Custer county, are vtid and
Montana.
No bills against TIE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
SuBLisHIsG Co., contracted by any Of the employees
Of said paper or others, will be recognized unless
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Usher or business manager.
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Notice Of sheri rs Sale of Real
Estate Under Execution.

b. virtue # all execution issn d out # tho
Iii trict iourt of the >econd JUDICIAL District of
Idaho Territory in ana for he County Of Bose
wherein NhhnWfd Bros are plaintiffs and tn.
Idaho & id and silver Mines tlimIted) ,endant
upon jnt-tm rendered on tn auth day of
June, 1889 for the SUN oi $ll6us besides cost,
aud lnt"t,st have eviel uuou all The ipht.
utlr, etit aud ia cre-tof The sal def al tnt ;h4
Ida % Col and lNsr Mines Cimiteu af res id
t" the iopNing scribrd re,I estate. t.-wt: one
2G-st"n,p 1nr'z mil and reIuc liza WORK. slth all
lis It's machinery tracks cars. eic
One s'ore building Ant cellars connected an,
used herewith, one n1a dang hlnsr; one bllck
smith shop
Al III the o%n Of q rahtm, Boise county. 1T
Pablo notice is h.re1y given that wu M
hon4ay the 2liA day Of 3cc,b.r, 1890
Al oei ek p. Of Sdi day. in froat Of the Court
hnns" door. Bo Sc cou tv. sell at public an.p,n
iHr lawful money of the Uh ell states all th.
risht ute claim AMI int est of said def, Ian,
lhr luiho Il 'it a lly Nj rs Il ,nlte,i of A,
an ~ t'e above ieS'irued ppopertA or as mnfh
'hete-f H. may be- necessary to satisfy MD iu.L,
m-ht with interest aud costs Re Ia the hi,h,s,
aud best bidder. q a. u,vIu, $50 81
OF 1879. iin
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BIsg DkMocRAf; The number Of
inhAbttauts taxed in Ada county for
the year lsS1Is ,363. There is
dance almos, every evening ia the
city Of late and sometimes two. Al
this rate the boys will fan short al
money before spring. On FRIDAY
last, at four O'clock 10 the afternoon.
the family at Dunigan's halfway
house on the Idaho City road, was
disturbed by the barking of dogs.
Ton Clark, the hoFseman, who hap.
pened to be present, went To the
door and Young lady visitor AT the
house was there about the same time.
The dogs continued their barking
and the girl exclaimed, "rhey'ro
fighting a monkey.H Bur il appears
thee had a lynx at hay, partially hid
den ,around the corner Of the house,
and VIII h then appeared and made "A
rush for the open door, the way of
which was jammed with the inmates.
The door was closed and with such
haste that two of the women were
thrown to the floor. AT this iuncture
Ed Smith, employed on the premises,
seized a club aud with one blow laid
yhe lynx out cold,
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MISUNDERSTANDING Is, 1851


The following - an extract from
an able editorial ia tho Boise States
man on the bedrock flame enterprise:
cat tue time Of the discovery OF
the pIacers on Elk creek idaho City)
in 1868, the bed 81 The creek, also
OF More creek, was dirty feet below
the level 81 the town. Nov, owing
to tho amount Of tailings deposited
in tho creek from the numerous
pIaccrs around, the bed has gradually
risen until il is level with the town,
indeed lttle higher on the west
side, for eyeo has been oalt 10
prevent the wafer eneroachiug on the
town limits. Now, when it is recol.
lected that those tailings were mainly
deposited there IN the paImy days Of
placer mining in this camp, aud at a
time when no gold-saying machines
were used but the primitive roa ker
and rough sluiees, aud that claims
that would not pay from ~ 10 $40 a
day 10 the man were either abandoned
or sluised off to get 70 better pay
ground, and again, when we consider
bow many lous Of quick silver were
carried off and which now lie de-
posted with the larger gold in these
tailngs, it eau he no wonder to see
nor does it seem extravagant to as
sert, that there are now millions of
dollars of gold dust and quick silver
lying in the bed Of More aud Elk
Greeks. We shall watch with much
interest the progress Of this grand
enterprise. or its complete success
we have little doubt
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Boise City
M ARB. z {: w DIRK S.
y anuFacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marie and Granite

Monuments, T,mbstonrs. hlcis S,a,.
neS, Iron Fences, and all kinds ur Came.
terry work, We have secured he services
OF hrS'-clasS workman from the E1,i--
We are better than ever prpporrl IL,
40 INST Class ork, at such extreme.
low prices as to d fy competition
We have also received fine selec,inn or
original designs, both III or mite and mar.
eie' so that parties can make AS good a 81.
lection fr'm these designs a, can he found
anywhere in the United States.
Please cali and examine, or write f,r,n,
designs and prices, b fore placing ycur or.
ae's elsewhere. We will make il to vo,,r
Interest To do SO
Our designs in Iron Fences nre ,he hos,
ana cheapest IN The world. We can f,,r
hlNh good Wrou. lit Iron Fence neayl,
as cheap as "A wood fence
JAMES DYMOKE,
= Norpop Manager.
Proprietor.
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Boisn STAT ssa,N: Here ii is the
middle OF November, yet alfalfa may
be seen growing MS green as though
in balmy spring, Two or three
cases Of scarlet fever are reported in
Caldwell, the children in one family
only being afflicted. Sportsmen
say that ducks ARE dying high, hot
low enough to be occasionally brought
down by a load Of shot judloiously di.
rected. 49,. Work on the Rdenbaua h
ditch is being pushed forward rapidly,
the workmeu having advanced to n
point about halfway between Nam
pa and Boise Ciy. Two new store
rooms in the Lemp block viii soon be
ready for occupancy The east room
will be occupied 10y Mr.. ] Il. Wright 5
drug store IN three or four da>s. The
room west of lloIlister, Bshopriek &
Go, viii have the new drug firm IF
Whitehead x Boomer as tenants,
who wall open IA q week or so.....
The new line 81 wire has been strung
between pocaieIo and Huntington
on the Oregon Short Line, for the
transaction OF business Of the West.
err Union Telegraph company. The
Instruments have mot been placed In
position at the different stations along
AZ 4
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Notice of ) hsrifi's ale Uadal y
eCulio1.

By virtue of an execution ls'u WY
the District Court ri the seroha 1%st
district of Idaho Territory III ana lma1
county, wherein John Lrmp Is l@1
a, d the duho Gold and 'istf w.
(limitc,D is defendant, upon J0UiA
rendered ali Mach 80, loos, "
sum of $ll 243.Sl. besides c''''S Ag
ter, st. | have This da! levlc uPo' Y
right, title, clam AM interest % '''
tcndanr, the ldah" Gold ana si''e
Olmi,ed) of, in and 10 The fl''"~'
cribcd real estate, io-Mli:
One stamp quai'z lnll' a NJ
ducti"n works, win all rs ma'a,J
tracks, cars &c, one store puli',"s H
the cellars thereto bel longing, INC p"a
house. one blacksmith SHOP "" "a
office, one ware .uusc, one oillct, "nee's
way, one barn, one odgins l'u'sS !, !,
dwelling HOUSES, Within p's''s 'a,., n
Ia So much of the ground u'luu -, :.
around The various structures ~ , - Il
sary and convenient Tor 'hei, 'aJ N
tile 10 lowing quarz mines; u y, Ws,aIs
Crown poiai, Queen of III, Hll NV VIII M
ton, Eni, pr Sc, Cl,vrla ID, lu,a' N, y
pen,icnce, Emperor, silver ga - Nh
beam. Wnshoe and 5 ~, a'l T. ,aogb
Mountain Di irict, and 81 'lie Oh INA b
500 feet By 6ou feet in wl,l'l ..,.,, nd Il
min sites recorded rs the Clesvi y 's,,a
tn, Julia, in or ar the town y :. No n
also HE water righls 'ecnrde'l a. a. a ,nI i
Light gulch, the Graham que" n' NM
luna gulcl,, and the Ill en-. 'na M Bk
herewith all being At u'"n''
county, | T. :, aiypn lhs
Public notice is herebP s'''
will, ON -. M.
Saturday, the 10th diy Of H0s'H = iroatl
At o'clock p. NJ Of said da.' :, )" ofBis
the ceurl housed or of The c'ul,s ,ooreyl
sell NJ public auction for laMiu, I'M, I Iii
the United States all the rlgnl, ' me Ila
and interest of aid deiendall'sn, Nina
Gold and Silver Mines tlnn''a g,' v' d
10 the above described pr per- per- n ri
much thereof as may he nee sm, wAi
suiicientto satisfy said jndshlse;n",h d
crest and costs, etc, 10 ne v n
best bl,der. e. g. 10
Dated oct %, 1889.
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NOTICE for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, mAno,
october >, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has hlcd notice OF his
intention to make tnal pronf in support
OF his clam, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver,
al Boi,c City, idaho, ON Monday, Novem-
Der lS 1889. viz: Henry d. mars. o
made Homestead entry No. 1890, tor the
VIZ Sc 4. and Sc 4 Sc Il Sec 81,
and NE 4 NE i, 5, { 81, TIP 10 n, K 4
Il, b NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his cnniinu ,us residence upon and
cultivation ct. said land, VIZ: Fed
Campbell, of Placcrville; James J ouren,
James Drchambeau. John Easeley, of
Garden valley, Idaho.
HARnEN PEFLEY, Register.
q, s, 1889
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MOT &C CT s ale of Real Estate Ua-
der lex ecutiol,

BY virtue of an execution issued out If
the District Court of the Second judicial
District IF Idaho Territory IN and Ter the
county ct Boise, wherein Mason Ehrman
X Co are Plaintiffs and the idaho G Id
and Silver Mines (Limi;ecD is defendant,
urnn II judgment rendered On he 24th ,ia,
of June. 1883 for The sum of Si1035, be.
slies costs and interest. have levied M
on all the right iiiI'., claim and in errs of
sa dcfandtn1, the Id III cold aud Silver
mines (I.imited nf in and to the follow.
in@ described real estate. tu-Nit:
20 stump quartz mill and relucti IN
works, with all lis machinery, tracks, cars.
etc.
One store building and cellars connect.
ed and used Herewith, one boarding
house, one blacksmith shop.
All in the town Of Graham, Boise Co
T.
Public notice is hereby given tina. will
ON
Mordsy, tn, % h Dsy Of octo1sr, 1892
Al one o'cl OK p, NJ. of said dav. in front of
The Court House dnor of Boise county sell
~ public auction for lawful money of the
lni'e'l States all the RICH clam. title and
interest of the said defendant. the Idaho
Gold and Silver Mines tLimiIetl), +, in and
To The aho e described property, or so
much thereo aS may be- NECESSARY Ia SAT
i>tA said Judgment with interest and costs.
c , To The highest add best bidder
c, c. llANIRD.
Sheriff.
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No;ics for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BoIsh CRY. lpAno

LAND OFFICE AT Boist CRY, lDAHo,
October -, 1850
Notice Is h reb, given that The toli,w
~ hamsd settler has filed notice of h, r
intention 10 make final poof in SUI nort
"t hef cislm, and that said prof viii he
Ne made tore Register and Receive. at
Is. bnlSe Cily, Idaho. ON Thursday. Nov
70 lSo9, viz Katharine \. Z. r. mn who
made III eatr, No I6i4, f,rthe Sc X SW
=, n = SW 1. Sec 20, Ne i, Sc L Sec
q. TIP :. n, RAE, BM. - Neo
She names the following witnesses ia
prove eoniinunus residence upon and cnl
ovation OF, said land, viz " II H,,tt
Nils Elder, William anti, John Learv
all OF Placervile, Idaho. n.y.
HARLEM Pc. LEY, Re,is,er,
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Oct. s, 80

The above sale is postponed until Sat.
9raal' Nov is, 1899, at same hour ON that
Ga {. G HAVIRD.
"ot' d 1901 Sheriff.
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he above sale is postpone d until Sat.
uraay' Nov, IL, 1889, AT same hour on linn
day. G. C. HAVIRn va ''i"'
~ 80 1000 Sheriff.
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