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Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25
A gis relepasnc Enterprise.

The Bell Telephone Company is ne- gotiating for tbe consolidation of a number of ;ho Western cempames, with the view of connecting all the large cities. The enterprise, as out lined, would mark departure iR tcle- pboning, and will consist ef long distance system connecting Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Paul. Ninne- apclis and Milwaukee, The center of this system will be Chicago, and through that statl9n New srk. Phil adelphla, Boston and Washington will be connected wllh all the other points. The Bell companies embraced n this great consolidation will be those of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Indiaaa, Min. nesota, Ohio mud Missouri. Wiseou- sln alone will not be in tho conseiida- iien, as the Bell company does not control IL Henry (. Paine, president Of the Wisconsin company. has been offered the presidency of the consoli- dated company, with salary of sl2,000 per annum,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25

The Mescalero Apaches now num-
 Der less than 800, having decreased greatly in the past ten years. In 1881 a portion of them raided with Victorio and large party of tue renogades were killed along with that noted chieitain, since winch tims they have been very peaceable, cultivatins land, raising cattle, sending thoirchildren to school and adopting sation quite generall: 's of very fast, and any years until t. .
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25
Gila County.

Distance from Globe to the railroad at Wilcox, over
 Woods and Norton < Stewards lines (ronie for
 Eastern psssengers,) ,).............,....l2 l23 niles Prom Globe to Casa Grande crossing the Devils Can
 you, and tou-hing a; Final and Florence 30 miles. From Globe to Casa Gsande via Pioneer 60 miles. Elevation above sea level at Globe $500 feet. Latit'e Ss degrees, 2s minutes, longitude no de
 gress, 45 minutes.
 Highest maximum temperature. July l1th, no deg Lowest minimum temperature, Jan 10th, 10 deg. Mean temperature, .......................6 6S deg Prevailing direction of wind ......... Southwest
 An observation extending over several years dis slesss the remarkable aet, that there has not been day without mora or less sunshine
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25

Prof. E. H. platt, of a riding aeade- my of New York, and John Allen, a hotel proprietor, started on the 14th, on horseback trip aeross the contin- ent to San Francisco. They will take a direct route fer thelr destination, and will change horses whenever ne- cessary. At San Francisco they will take the steamer te Australia and csm- plete the circuit of the globe. but they will not take horses with them. Halts will ho made at Plttsburg, Wheeling. Lcavenworth, Kansas City and Salt Lake. The Professor is 50 years old and Mr. Allen only B years.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25
Preventative of chigss,
CHA EscAMpMENT, Ne. g,

I. o. O. F. meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month Visiting biathren in good standing cordially invited to attend.
 A. E. LOVE, .. P. II. II. MoNEiIr, Scribe.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25

The Nafal roard ol Design, at Washington, has completed tbe plans for the 2O00-ton gunboats, which will soon De published, and Is Aow hard at work upon the details of construction cf the Thomas ship. This vessel will mark departure in the practice of naval designing, as her general plan was originated outside of the Navy Department by Representative Thom- as, member of tte Naval Committee of the last House of Representatives. Much work remains to be done upon the plans by the Department, however, as dstalls must be supplied and work iHg drawings made 10 carry out the original idea. The vessel IS 10 be of the modified p,onitor type, and her pe- culiarities will lie in her heavy ordia- ance and ability to make a cruise with her ample csal capacity, differing in this last respect from the old monitor type.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25

qrigstina diteles arc ts built on
 sasiou av nn effort
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

Territorial. GoveInor-Lewis Wofey Phoenix. Secretary-N. o. Murphy, Phgnix. Treasurer-John Y T. Smith Phenix Superintendent of Public Instruction 0 RI, Strauss.
 Auditor Andrews, Prescott. Supreme Court--Jas. H. Wright, Chief Justice. Prescott; Vim. W, Porter Associate Justice Phenix;W. II. Barnes, Associate Jus tich, Tucson,
 U. s, District Attorney-O. T, Rouse, Tpcson.
 '. s Marshslw K Meade. Tucson. Surveyor General--,Johu Hise. Delegate to Congross-.Msrcus Smith, Tombstone.
 Judge of First Judicial District ". II. Barnes.
 Judge of Second Judicial District William ". Porter Phoenix. Judge of Third Judicial Distr;ct-Jas. II. Wright.
 Sila County. auieo of District Court William Porter N'ieIh ul i'lStViSV Ooutt--b- S- T UA- Judge of Probate F ". Wes.mayer. Sheriff Glenn Reynolds. Under Sheriff-Jerry Ryan District Attorney--J D. MocAbe. Reeorder-Chas T. Martin Supervisors Geo. Daniorth, Patrick Shan ley, F, T. Powers. Clerk of Board of SuYeryisors-Cha T Martin. County Treasurer-W. W Brookner. Coroner
Arizona silver belt., 1889-05-25

The recent count of money at the New York Sub-Treasury revealed a discrepancy of S35 out of total sum of $1S4,000,000 to be accounted for. The shortage resulted fror tho accept ance of a few counterfeit notes in the hurry of business and by the loss of ? few pieces of silver. The less was promptly made good and a, receipt in full was gwen to ex- Treasurer Hyatt, who was responsible undes his bond for the entire amount.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
pos. PEDRO AT CARE VERDE.
The sag Of the Reruhiie At the Mast
head Of Hls Shsp.

A3%Ne - $50 50 A
Loxpcx, CIV. H. Portuguese steamer
Asagoas, with Emperor Dom Pedro and
party on board. arrived at 81 EIneeas to-
day al the memeers ot the party are
weiL
UpoA she arrival Of The Alsgoas at ST.
Tiacpnt. Care Verde ISLANDS. sa attempt
w9s n ale 70 snteEvsew noa fe1ro esn-
esgnsag the events that ted 20 his dsrosi-
ton and exile. He dec iaea positively 60
eater iuso any diseuz-loa relative 10 the
reveiatson. eas stated shAt he lad been
treated wlsf the utmost MADNESS through
ogt The Alawoas vii proceed to Lisbon
tomorrow
When the steamer arrived AZ ST. yEncsnt
il was aysssg the rew Eag os the United
SsSsss q Braid. The Sag rsnaA5nei ayInr
unaz Tie Brazilian vice coaSai bo4raed her
asa snsoFnses Toe captain thai the prexiS-
ionA. governns<nt Asd given issssFnctiams
thns tie Cd aAg was 70 be hssssesl al a.
Flneent and l.Esho7. TIE oiheer 81 ina
ssraaaeT. not Asxrnx rvce2ved orasrs from
Eso ganssrc. declined g. sake tie ehnzee.
1hey. haeey~T iratnea8Aaesy sent cahae
dsspAszh 10 Rso J&nsfFo. asking far orders
resAsive - shs aAg. renaing tAs arrfvsa af
The AIseaas hs~s 40 SAG as III. TIE Ala
EoAs as c0avcye1 fcsr AID Aalf dzys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

BorHTrz, Nov. 30.-The Fernwood Lum-
herring Company are starting up their
works short distance from here. They
have purcha ed several yoke oxen, which
they intend using 70 open their roads to
their timber. which Is short distance
from Lake Washington.
The Thanksgiving sociable ut the resi-
dence of the Hon. George B0fhell Thurs
dsv evening was q grand success. Several
of the school children reeited recitations
and sang several songs; also the young
ladies sang several songs which they had
selected for the occasion. Everything
passed of pleasant.
+. W. Spser. the hardware merchant, Is
having an addition bailt on his store
When completed II viii be 100 feet long.
c. w. fiotchy has ordered lumber for
large hotel, which be viii have built al
once. and has long been needed. as the
other hotels are constantly crowded.
A. Maitland and wife Of Seattle took
their Thanksgiving dinner with d. e.
Boshell.
The railroad company are changing their
depot from the old site to the end OF the
new wagon bridge, which YVES completed a
short time ago. and viii be much more
convenient for the public.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
RKFuGE QUARANTINE.
Estab iishmsnt Of stations at Pert Town.
send and other Points Recommended.

Essab ifshment OF stations AZ Pert Town
send and other Points Recommended.
wasnISaroS Cfrx. Nov. sa.--Safgeon-
General Hamilton. Of the marine hosp al
here. has Submitted % the American
congress . paper on the sanitation Of
shsps and Quarantine. he regards il Of
universal interest that united efforts be
made 60 eirsamvent sna eradicate a. their
beginning diseases which produce pessi-
t~nre. at is essential. says the doctor that
certain International refuge guarantees
he established IS near as practicable to
8egsnlse routes Of travel To these stations
All Injected vessels should ~ obliged 10 re.
pair eeEore their entry into the countries %
shesr destination. Al port sanitary auth.
eessses Should havs the Fighs 10 send q sus-
sseetasl ve1sel 10 the nearest international
refuge station.
nr. HanMoad recommends the fellow
log refuge stations for the present: Ga
the eaaSt If che Uaite& States. one st Tor
tars. keys. oae a. Ch4adssoaY islands; ca
The caast al McKee,. near Vesa Graz. an
thh CeatraG American coast, near Colon:
oa TIE Caribbean eoass, near Ia GasyrA:
Tor the Ahss.irs. near Port SO Prince: Tor
tie RFAE.slsa coast. 81 tie moash CT The
AsaAzoa, s~aF Para; for UFagaAv and
AreeaaznS Confederation. &C sne naaata
IL she Eso de Ia Plate; for the Cnslaan
eeass. asar Valparaiso tar the peraysAn
os,@ss. nsAr calsao fe~ tbs United st4ass II
Co.exaAiz. near Panama; ier Tie western
coast ~ Nessce. ore aezr AeSpaiea anS;
ome near san p.rea. United atez for re
sxsss eeasg 81 the Umises s ates. IN sd
a1ssan - sAs ere AZ san Dsegc. ere At SAa
Francesca. and oas near Fort Eoxnsead.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

District Attorney Anaers ke&zEn4-~01&tn
cg Rinnser Womnn.
wArls wALLA. Nov. S0.-yndgs L =.
anders has rendered his resignation -
s~osecuting attorney OF this district There
IRE two candidates for the 20 ifion-W. n.
lark an& r Il. 0rmshie-oofh Of whom
are expectant
sheriff Mcfarland today arrested .
Chinaman named Fee Shee on the morn
ing train from Spokane Falls, on . tale
graphic order from Lewiston. HE'S charged
xith stealing money from another China
man IN that citv. He was placed in the
ounty Jail awaiting requisFion papers.
William Russell, who IN drunken frenzy
hot and killed Young man named Caniy
n Pennington last month and Was
.rought 70 walla Walla to prevent friends
i Canfy lynching him. will be taken 70
Colfax for trial. An effort viii made 70
set q change OF venue.
Dr.. A. n. Marion. who was defeated on
the Democratic ticket for the Legislature IN
he late election. hes decided To remove 70
Seattle. where he viii practice his probes
sion-
Last night IS dance in the ioEer part
OF the city, called Poverty Flat, was going
on row occurred in which ]. 5 sutton
was roughly handled and stabbed. bot not
seriously.
benjamin Rogers and wife were awarded
sa,5e0 damages in the right-os-way case
against the Hunt road IN the superior
court Notice was given Of application Tor
new trial
Sneak thieves are making themselves
numerous in Walla WAlla by stealing
clothing from IN front OF stores.
Mrs. 2. Rgurke. an old settler living near
Walla Walia. died yesterday. She VIII be
hurried tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

vAsEox. Nor. 30.-Ths steamer Clara
Brown, one OF the best ard most reliable
boats on Puget sound. will forget to cali
at Vashon island ports after December l.
The good wishes Of the east side viii follow
the gentlemen officers and and accomrno-
dsting crew. while regrets for les matehless
table viii long be felt. Captain Wander
hoef, OF the steamer Glide, viii 20 into the
island trade on Monday next He Ia q
prime favorite with the people whose IN
limited condolences ha enioys and who yFel-
come his return
All lines OF business are fourishing. and
new enterprises predicted.
Rev. ]. A. Hanna pr ached the Thanks
giving sermon TO large and aFsreeiative
audience sc the Presbyterian ch, feb.
Mr. ]. A. Moore, wife and SITTER. Miss
Halle Jones. and Messrs- Aul0 and Espy,
Of Seattle. spent Thanksgiving with friends
1t Chantauqaa Beach.
Regular services are held every Sabbath
at the Pre- byterian and NJ. e. churches,
Rev. ]. A. Hanna and Dr.. G, Z Pomeroy
being the respective pastors. both OF whom
are bling their positions IN very satisiac-
tory manner
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
THK Ray CITIES.


Fined Fer Beatfn- = Horse to Death
Better Beats Needed.
WHAYcox. Nov. 3a-W B. Reynolds v2s
6ned a. Beilingham recently for heating >
horse - ssesEh- The cwner Of the horse la
sued him for damages also.
Henry MCGEE took q cost sno overall
from TIE Pacific clothing house ~ Sehonle.
aud i now in jail for sixty dAys.
Complaints are Hade that stern-whee
steamers run 10 Beslingham bay througs
heavy seas where the Law forbids; also tbs
the steamers carry more passengers tha'
the law allows Larger and better boat
are wanted on the lower sound.
A young son Of r. D Rees died at Fair
haven recently from diphtheFia-
TIE issue in Whatc0m city election
December 8, win be made 70 elect q
mayor and council pledged 70 curb
the nnrnly saloon ana sporting elements.
and drive ont the bad characters.
Thank giving was generally observed In
the Bay cities. At Whatccm the Knights
Of Pythias gave masquerade ball in the
opera house.
The people Of Lynden feel iukilant over
their pro poets for q state normal school.
The town OF Lyndsn Is Just the place foz
such an institution
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ne ruxss seuaa nssAsa Approved.

wAkaFsTa Nax - Assistant Sex.
resSss ekeaoF has approves KAe - ssssss az
Insfsesog George " Eakes. IL TIE czse a
$50 Caaaese saeoFezs smaggse4 saaa aAe
UssEssa states sgosn 6FesEA. CSnAaa. Ara
carsarvsi - hfa il SaraA NAkosG. as2.lv
shssEy miles gFaua the scand3rv nne. TIE
spsesos. tNKsa hssoFe TIE United ss&tes
commissioners. saa, Il heEne nruv~a shzg
tasy snsesea fAe ssansry aiexatsy. thev
wezs kzkea seroaa tAe s.BansArv Esee Ana
uel.vssva - tAe EoFsisa eassoza aaEAoxssiss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

rom 10 JAnesro ~ = Brazilian man-t,s
war. sfe s~as much slo~er spaR the Ala
goss. ard the iattsrss passage WIS oouse
quentsy much longer than xouid orherwis
aave been he case Fine weather was az
perieneed zIl the way from Rio sanriro I.
&. Vincent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
REMOVAL SALE
Stock Must Be Sold.
TRUE BARGAINS OFFERED

To avoid packing for removal offer elegant stock
at such heavy regular prices that all
tending purchasers themselves of oppor
tunity that may again occur.
We submit few Of many inducements:
Imported English Broadcloh ................ssc
First quality Assabets. ......................75
All wool lrIcots OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..45c
All wool French Paids. ............-.......4 oc
Gnghams ........................o
Ladies natural wool Vests worth sI.as goo
Ladies scarlet wool Vests worth $I.a5 at......ooc
Quilts worth $3.50. at. .S75o
All wool White Blankets worth So at. ..........$5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

eITY OF MEXICO. Nov. So Poison In
place of medicine was given 70 q number
of inmates OF the Belem hospital Thurs
day night. Four persons have died, and
several are not expected TO recover. A
nurse and two students in charge of the
ward have been arrested.
The Mexican Central is reducing freight
rates to meet the competition of the Inter-
Ocean.
President Diaz Is III and absent from bis
nfF7ra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

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Exports From Puget sound
PoRr townsend, Nov. 5o-The ship
Mercury. with lumber from Port Blake
lev, cleared for Port Royal. Australia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26

Yapit Sen XIII. bat fitrali6 bic Gins
leitung bes Yrpce0es Der Seltsipred d.
II ng Der ebrw. Oienerin @pttes, Mutter
Suliet Stlliart, sutsebeiBen. Diele
i'm Sabre 1916 su Namur I'M @eru6e Der
Seilt9feit perltprbene Srbensfrau lit Die
8ritnperin Der Congregation Der S6wez
ftern bon Notre Dame, bic iid bur6 Die
BON oleier @enpienidaft in CANADA unb
Dem Ser. Staaten 9e9riinbeten uno geleite=
ten S6ulen audi unt bic 1elte Welt aroBe
Terotenlte erwprben bat.
OrnBbritamnien.-Ot in Nusli6t ee=
ftellte @riinpung elmer POM Staate nit
8elpmitteln unterltiisten fatbptti6en
rntperlitdt bat in Srlaub sroBe
Ssfrieoi9ung erregt. Biberiprud fummt
mn BON Den prpteitantil6en Srangilten in
l%lliter, pel6e ltets bereit linO, sesen Die ia
tbpliI6e 6eligipn p~pr5useben 10 rparen iie
ieiuer Belt unermitoli6, Die llnterittsurtg
oes fatbplilden golleeiumS in Wtapnoot gu
bi1terretben. On bitter paren Ie in ibrer
oamaligsn Spppiition, DAP es Der Gegier=
ung nur nit DEN gr6Blen ~Nnltrengunaen
9elan9, tbre Spri6ldge int l1nterbauie
pur65ubrin9en. 2prb Macaulsp, melder
enti9ieoen fir Die l1nterltiibung a%uftrat,
rerlOr icinen Sts, uno piele berporragenDe
&atbolifel batten Die 9emeiniien @ei9tmpfz
nilgen aus5ulteben.
Of>Nfrifa.-Oer Sultan bon San
Thar bat, umGrpBbritannien unbO eutl d.
LAMB in Der Undertaking bes Sflapen=
Su unterl tiiser, Elm @biet erlai=
len, burd ipel6es Den COMMANDMENT aller
en9lii9en unb beuti6en &riessi6iffe gr=
ertbeilt miro, allie Jan ibarii9en
uno alrbsre Soote au urtteri u6en.
Oas Deoret peri igt fsrner, baB eine iebe
Perl on, ipel6e baS @ebiet bes Sultans
nab nd4item Nopember betritt, fret iein
ip4.
Sapan.-Gon Gan Sraneiseo pirb iebt
baB laut bort eingetroffenen iapa=
3eitunsen Die 3abl Der firsli6 bel
Der 9p6flutb in Wafapamo un6 in Den
SeSirfen Winamt=, Sigaldt= unb Nii9i=
Ofuro unb 9ioafo u~mgefommsnsn Wten-
1 0, O00 unb Die Der bhlfsbebirftiq
]eporoenen l1eberi4memmtsn 2O,424 be-
rage.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
81. GAM, 2aiHn., oeu 26. Sep. 1888.
Ktr9en . Kalenoer.
N | g = [ g /.

~ EDtr %benlerten ausorttdlid, bas mir an biefer
Sl9ttern Der Nloe. Prefie 5uianmengetelIte Wntrids
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Observing the Prnnri,tirs.

A fireman on one at the y. p en-
gInes whose family resides at Forsyth,
undertook a few days ogn to introduce
u lady friend from Billlngs into the
bosom of his home circle. The lady OF
the house objected, %whereupUn her
lord aud master kicked up such "a row
that the townspeople became informed
OF the facts. As Forsyth is very proud
OF IT, reputation as a r spectacle com.
munity, the proceedings above de.
scribed awakened "A very indignant
fe ling and steps were AT nnce taken to
adjust the domestic affairs of the
offending brakeman. Toe first step
was To wait upon the lady friend, who,
afcer her expulsion from the bra Ike.
mans domestic circle bad taken refuge
IN the section house. Here she was
found, aud, IN "a polite u manner as
possible under the circumstances, the
fact was Impressed upon her hat
there was more room for her in Bill
lings than in Forsyth. Acting on this
br"Od hint she took her departure on
the first tain. Meanwhile the COM
mit;ee had waited ON the offending
brakeman and assured bin that his
conduct wss viewed with some dis.
approval by the citizens and that il
was thought well to acquaint him
with this fact. IL is thought il will
not be necessary 10 caution him fur
ther. Good for Forsyth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

is really a puzze Hosts Of otherwise ssos!ble
people are thu bewi'dering c niecHre. Iii one
OF the thilss which, ~ the LAT lamented Lord
Dundreary exclaimed, mo ieIah can dni out
Dlsrhsis grow f.srer han wer q. aud, m ~rcoyer,.
be ct on mother. lrsipient inlige zion, touch
Of biliousness, 5 light iricsu atty 30 the habit Of
b'ty-Wh.t complex aud Sc iOus bodily disturb
ance, not local, bur gene Al. d, thes not b g., IL
disr gArdede Il n AID GHve OF ihf Zoe at the
first ons { " TIA Hgstattet's st1mpsh Bit'srs, SOW
ereign among proven. YES. Ao Institution inyig-
Grated, a circulation roriched, a brain aud stom-
Sch Uanquilizei by this ma ioaaI medicine. be-
comes well nigh invu n,rab'e. Tho IL ers c5un-
teract malaTil, rheumatism and kidney complaint.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

The Northern Pacific railroad will
sell excursion tickets at one and one
fifth fare for the round trip TO all
points in Montana and North Dakota,
and at one and one third fare for round
trip to all points In Minnesota. Tick.
cts will be on sale Dee. "a % and 81,
and Jan. lst. Return limit Jan. 3ro.
No reduction for children between 5
and IL years old. G. r. GRIFFITH,
Agent,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Agent.

Chas. b. Taber hes nearly complet-
ed a meat market and dwelling house.
The Methodisis are erecting a neat
little church.
Tho'. Alexander & Co. have moved
into their new bulldog, which IL just
finished. IL Is quite an attractive adj
dition to our town.
Florence Mack has had his saloon
thoroughly renovated. Much credit
ia due the painters Peril aud Mack for
their artistic decorations.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Election of

Atthe annual meeting Of Yellow
stone Lodge M. 90, A. F. & A. NJ,
heldlast evening, the following officers
elected for the ensuing year:
H. b. Wiley. W. NJ.
X. /. Stuart, s. w.
M.J. Zimmerman, J. w.
NJ. c. Martin, Secretary.
w. Il Savage, Trees.
The second Wednesday In January
was set for the installation of officers,
succeeding which, on the same even
ing, abanquet will be served to the
craft,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

Ag't Avery, Of the \. p, Express,
YESTERDAY reported the drawing of The
Louisiana State Lottery which took
plscs on the l7'h inst. Tue lucky
numbers srs: Fir-t Capital Prizs,
9s 455; Second Cqpitol Prize 49, 81 and
laird CaIital PTiz-, A., 1861.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Commendable.

All claims not consistent with the
high character Of Syrup Of Figs are
purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig
Syrup Company. IL acts gently on
the Kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans.
ing the system effectually, but 1t lie
nota cure'all and makes no pretensions
that every bottle will not substantiate.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

Basinskt Bros. now exhibits for the
holiday trade an entirely new and at
trnrtivs lire OF fire diamonds, iewelry,
watches aud sterling silyerworp.
Don't fail 10 Look our stock over when
in need If fine goods. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

DR.. lie nard returned from Howard
yesterday, whete he had been called
ON Tuesday night TO attend the wife of
Section Foreman Lowry, who is sick
at that place.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

IL will be for the best interests Of fall
desiring to purchase fine wines aud
liquors to call upon Prof. Bach, who
has just received n fine line Of superior
imported wines and cordIals for fam
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

Forthe information Of the public /
desire Ia state that | am the sole pro-
prietor Of Web-I's saloon and that no
one else has any interest IN il.
WIN. WEBER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

Mise Annie Marshall, who has been
vislng the family OFT. J. Thompson
for nearly n year, returned on yester.
days east bound train TO her home In
Illinnla
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19

c.. +. VanBlankensteyn came down
on yesterdays east bound train from
Rosebud, to visit his many niends in
the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-19
Fruit Cake. and ornam.n,a,,o,.

We are now prepared to do any
kind OF frosting or ornamentation on
cakes, in the highest style OF the art.
Any design or emblem reproduced. A
large stock of rich fruit cake on hand.
CITY BAKERy.