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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06

Cittsen-So you think OF locating here2
Phprctdn-Ycs. thought some Of prac-
tcinR among you.
Cttasr See here, young man, there's q
good opening here for a man a. understands
his biz, hut we don't van no prdcticiHg, or
experimental t-dOct0rIng's uhat tre yuHt'
Many times women caii on their family
physicians. suffering. as they imagine, one
from dyrp"lsis, another from heart disease,
another from liver or kidney disease. another
from nervous exhaustion or prustr1tion,
another with pain here or there. mud in this
way they all present, alike to themselves and
their cgSy-roing and Indifferent or ovcrbusy
doctor, scTsratc and diStinct diseases, for
which he prrscrihes his pills and potions, as
Stunning them "a BE- such. when. in reality, they
are all ONLY symptoms caused by some womb
disorder. The physician. ignorant Of the cause
OF suffering, encourages his "prdC'ice" until
large bills are made. The suffering patient
gets no better. hut probably worse 10y reason
OF the delay. wrong treatment and conse-
9uent complications. A proper Uedicine, like
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription directed b
The cause would have entirely removed the
disease. hereby dispelling all those distress
ing symptoms. ard ins.ituting comfort in
stead OF prolonged misery.
It's the only medicine for the weaknesses,
irregularities and painful derange uents pecu-
liu to women. sold by druggists. under q
positive guarantee that IL will give salts
faction in ererp case. or price (el.0O paid for
u viii be promptly refunded.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
Dated this 18th day of November, Is
sheriff sale.

NJ. Bodies n Co. VS.. Frank Coates
and Julia Coates.
To be sold Mt sheriff's sale on the
10Th day OF December, 1890, Mt .
O'Clock, D. M, nj the north front door
OF the court house at Miles City:
The W. OF the NWi and lots num-
hered 3 and 4 Of section No. s.. In
Township No. 8, north Of Range No.
30, east OF the principal meridian Of
the state of Montana, containing an
area of i50.ss-1O0 acres, N same u par
ticularly described upon the official
plat Of the surver0r general Of said
state Of Mcbtapa; said land lying and
being IN the county Of Custer, state OF
Montana. ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this 18th day Of November, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
AN IDEA "rAT DID NOT TAKE
A Rack Lit. Those In Railway Cars
Not Iophlar ON the Hall stand.

A Rack Lib. Those In Railway Cars
Not ropular on the Hall stand.
In "A furniture store not a thousand
miles from city hall may he seen a hand.
somely carved antique oak hall stand
OF hat rack which is blessed. or cursed,
with an attachment not commonly pos
scssed by this necessary factor in the
furniture of a house. Ii il an arrange
ment in bronze that appears TO be a
cross between a towel rack and the
ncks placed in railway ear for the ac-
comodaiion Of passengers who are well
supplied with bags, bundles, satchels
and sIher impedimenta.
Naturally the observers interest and
curiosity are aroused ON seeing 5 novel
an idea in a piece of furniture, and il
he is in the company Of a good natured
salesman lac may inquire the meaning
Of ''the strange device" The good nat
ured salesman will doubtless proceed
without delay TO eXpatiate upon the
beauties of the arrangement If he
thinks the idea has impressed you ia
vorably and that possibly you may be
induced To purchase the article in ques-
ton. IL he perceives, however, that
your interest in it is purely platonic,
and a sudden access Of honesty comes
upon him, he will most likely say
frankly that the bronze rack was the
idea Of "A manufacturer which has not
found favor in the eyes of the purchas.
ing public.
''You See" said the salesman to one
visitor at the store the other day. ''he
Is a good manufacturer, and We know
that his work is good, and We take
whatever he sends along. OF course
there are hundreds Of things here that
we should never buy il We consulted
our oNn tastes, and that We think as
ugly as ugly caI be; but we have TO
eater 10 people 4 all Imaginable tastes.
IL is n curiou, thing that if we put
something on the floor that is as out
landisv "a possible the chances are ten
to one that IL will be the very first
thing 10 be sid.
''Now. tale this hall stand. You are
wondering what ihat thing wa ever
put on there for. Ill tell you. The
manufactures thought il would be a
good thing to have all that space to
pile hats On in addition Ia the hooks
below. There is room on that rack FOR
six silk hats. But lac didn't gauge pop
ular taste correctly-at least not among
the class of people that buy from us.
1t hasn't taken at all. presume il
makes people think too much of a rail
road ear.
II can never look at it without be-
ing reminded of one. Now. my idea il
that We shall have TO take that thing
off, cut down that heavy top piece,
which overweights the whole design,
and put on some carving like that ON
the sides, which is rich and handsome.
] believe we shall have to do all that
before We a sell il. know | said
that the odd and unusual things were
the first to 90; but this is an exception
TO the rule. Nobody eeins Il want o
hall stand with 50 many iiNings."
And the frank speaking salesman
proceeded 10 eSpatiate upon the beau.
ties of handsome quartered oak table,
with carved and twisted legs, on which
he was prepared to make a reduction
Of 20 per cent, from the price marked
ON the card.-New York Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
Dated this l4rh day of November, 1890.
<heriR's sale.

NJ. Bodies d Co. vs.. Joseph H.. Gee.
To he sold at sheriff y sale on the
10th day OF December, 1880, at .
O'Clock, p. m, at the north 'front.' door
of the court house at Miles City:
Lots numbered Z and =, NJ ! the Sci
az the SWl, and also the SWl Of the
Sci, all In Section No. 10, Township
20. 9, north Of Range AZ, east Of the
principal meridian Of the state Of MON
tana; said land lying and being Ia the
county Of Custer, state Of Montana.
containing m area o l4l. SO.l00 acres,
NJ particularly descii bed up0n the Off.
cial plat ofthe survey OF sald Township
by the surveyor general Of the state Of
Montana. ED. j. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this litb day OF November, 1880.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06

There Is no hod carrying In Japaa.
The natives have q method of trans
porting mortar which makes It seem
more like play than work-to an On
locker.
Three e were repairing the roof Of
a one-story building the other day By
resetting the heavy black tiles in NOR
tar.
The mortar was mixed in a pile on
the street. One nan made this up int
balls of about six pounds weight, which
he tossed up 10 n man who stood on ,
ladder midway between the roof ant
the ground. This man deity caught
the ball and tossed it up to the mar
who stood On the roof. This was play
ing ball to good purpose. Toxic Let
ter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
DR.. Pierce's Pellets , ref siI, .
the liver, stomach and bowels. One o dosa.
eold BY ~druggista. = csnts Q vial.
Sheriff's sale.

NJ. Bodies & 60. vs.. Walter A. Bur.
leigh and clara r. BuTleigh.
To he sold at sheriff's sale on the
10th day of December, 1890. at 2
o'clocx, p. M, AT the north front door
Of The court house ut Miles City:
Lots numbered !, 2,8, Z, s, 3, 10 and
IL. In Section No. II, in Township No.
9. north Of Range No. 40, east Of the
Ir ncirsl meridian If the state Of
Montana; raid land lying aud helm Z In
the county of Custer, state of Mon
lana, containing Al area Of two hun.
dIed and tweDty-sevrn and 32-lOo
acres, NJ particularly described upon
he official plat of the survey IF .aid
township by the surveyor general Of
the statr of Montana.
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this l4th day of November, 1880,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
Dated this l4th dav of November, ls9I
lsheriH's sale.

NJ. Bolles L. Co., VI. Frank A. Zabl
and Carrie Zshl.
To be sold mt sheriff Is sale on the
Ion day of December, 1880, at 2
o'clock, p. M, ut the north front door
of the court house at Miles Cry:
The NEi of the SWl and lots num-
bered ], = aud 3. IN Section No. IS,
Township No. L., north OF Range No.
81. .ast of the principal meridian OF
Montanp; laid land lying aud being in
the county Of Custer, state Of Montana,
ana containing ara OF l3l.51-1OO
sriss, Ms particularly described upon
the official plat # the survey Of said
Township by the surveyor general OF
said state Of Montana.
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this l4ih day OF November, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
SIS

10 the best evidence OF its excellence.
1t is most popular where it is best
known. Every bottle sold, sells ten
others. Every M that takes 1t be-
comes its friend, and recommends IL
to their acquaintances.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
A rninter In MetrnrnlnrN.

Jack-Uncle Tom, is il really 50 that
the moon makes the tide!
Uncle Tum-les. my boy, ! believe
tllaJ ii it wasn't for moonlight nights
Their wouldn't he ~ many tied
PErJpH.. I,"lla'iu
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06
,U.,tf LITERATURE FOR ALL.

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ostite the fncts ana arguments for Protec-
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Each issue OF the series appeals 10 those en-.
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any twelve for - cents. or any five for 10
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-06

She-You saw the Count of Brasse,
did you Now, tell me, don't you think
be b a striking parsonage
He-Yes, | do. / had not been In.
PRODUCED to him an hour when he struck
me for a loan Of ten dollars. Racket.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Mr.. Allan D Wilson and Mr.. r.. A
Watts, both VI Princeton were selected
as referee and umpire From the mo
ment play began 10 was seen that the
superior weight of the Pennsylvania
team made anything like an equal
match impossible.
The rush line of the Pennsylvania
team was impreguable being composed
of men Weighing upwards Of POO mounds
each. The scene Of the battle was at
once shifted from the centre Of the field
To The near vicinity Of the Nirginia's
gDnl. The latter, dauntCd and demora
liNd by the rush and weight Of the
opposing team, played with little spirit.
and In three and a half minutes Church
Of The PCnnsy's made touch down.
but Thayer failed to kick a goal
The next point was scored by Vail.
and this time Thayer kicked goal.
Camp made the next touch down and
aticrward Thayer puntcd the ball out TO
Church, who made a fine catch and
scored another touch down. The first
half resulted so 10 o. In the second
half The Virginia boys braCed up bit
and for awhile had the ball IN the Penn.
sylvania territory. But the big North.
ern boys quickly rushed II back again.
however, and the second half and game
went to them by a score Of - too
PRINCETON DEFEATS COLUMBIA.
The foot ball loving public had
lclhora of The sport yesterday, Tor In
addition 20 the game at Capitol Park
he champion Princeton team PLAYED
ihc Columbia Athletic Club eleven on
Arslostan Island and won an easy
victory by a score OF GOtoO The M
tendance was small, only about $40
being present, many being kept away
by NE threatening weather
The students won the toss and selected
The north half of the grounds During
The entire game the ball was not on the
Princeton side more than two or three
times, and then only for few seconds.
Tie teams lined up rs follows
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Baltimore add nhio Railroad.

rIfrfu'g in gTcgt Some f, is10
Lfhfr Nasliretun from station corner %
hru irffrI lFruUf ard g. street
fg1 ,uIgss0 cad Northwest. ycsubdlei
F6Htisurs,ri - iouIs aad iuihu,p,tI,
tETrrss tH..F HsOHfI tf H1um
Zoe tIfTsHJra aud cleveland errrrss dan
H1 rI HrI Oh d m
Boo irsisgr.s ard points ia thc shoinli1ah
Tof WfH-flH sus way stations. y. sipm.
lUr lrEtf. ft.f' arI ss mpm
InH ltfuHuuE. werE DAYS ftI. 81 r1. GFl,
w go 81 nirliCEl $50, 1a1. ii.l1,
ilf1 t-u.Hute... . n il.ig. tii. lt'i q,
u.rHttsf Hth, g. iHufF-1. HsH fan. tgi.
a- Nfo. ffm.nutfsi $50 Bel, GIh d AZ
lg, w, gf1. % y aHd 10 D m
Oaoo l5riruttu iC0. Eff. casa. ts1il
uts-I g 4A, at, q q. O. mlustsf co.
~ e.l to 80. i1a., % .np.m.
'Ia asnars Nl F'ts' sts Hs,a N9sh.3iaa +, "a
sas. t.al. 90. iiaorm.
1Hstss iFagF ustusoHH far Washington.
ss6. s5s. 8.st srd ZOO. id q 4 ,s ; ~
lh lo 2A, s1a zoe t.is. 500. D %. b. %.
10, 70, $50, ~. tlu i0io, 1919 and 10 ~
iosan.itoI.os. 5is & "a Il, ~. z, y y \
Re. i s.ai, s..i ia D., % 80 and 10 10 In.
fgH AhhAruIts, e i and s.ll m-. o.. ld ana
- ? a.-slit'i. a. sunday, = d. p = ny. - . n.
m- sundays, &. y ll., 8-ss b m.
fuu sTAlIuss % the Metr8po'taa Branch.
49,, 81 p Z m.. n .ia . m. fnr prirripsl
stations oni}' flot3 m., fil1 aai fa.sD
F6E RogEuIz and Way stations. ttBpm
fuH 1AIIHFHsarua end intermediate pcinfs.
te sStt ,,ite M, flpo tio1. si 81
feE BOWS and intermediate stations. s,o0
CauHru rHAly leaves Washington on s1ufa
a. rs g M, stopping Az an stations on
Metropolitan NHngH.
FoE EuIpuuls, -, s. 20, $3.50 tii,0am..
FoE HaorHsroWs, 1000 a u. and t5.sopm.
IHAINz AUuIEE iron Chicago daily ~ as a IA
and 4i1 p m; from Cincinnati gud 81 Louis
a9l y 80 q y and s.l2 mi from Pitts5urg
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
tuR NEW cas-, Trenton. AewaFk. n = y and
Elizabeth. n. g., efua, fHul. HlJQU. fia 10
Am so, 'i52 9nd 100 ? %, Blasl
ON the 10 - D %, opfu AZ 900 D no.
tuu fHE huELFIuAt ffti, r. u1, FlHll. ~ I4
noon, u. So ff5l, fdla and Fiutl . m
foE hEnaHa, Del, Wilmington and Chester,
'u.li and 20 80 D M
F0H IsTEHnEuIATs F0Izrs between BlIfIrnlra
ana Philadelphia IS uu and ~ - "a Pa fsia.
TaaIss IE,yE New York for Washington,
go tll9 "A N, 't-oo, .i7, 'lal n aai
TRAiss tT1sE Philadelphia far Washington,
asa 5sii. 'ssl5. siI.5 70. fL8, si5i,
fEs5 fE.Eipm
F0E BUsTus. FsH0 o. Kiil Fu ma1 HIftf
eiesiins Gar running thruugl o. h1-fl1
without change, gia fDuEEkeer-.a Bridge.
landing passengers il B. a h station at
liGrtUU.
F0H arAsrru CirT. HU- ana 900 am.fsG8
neon, SUNDAYS, it3 am d ~ HH4a aId
tC.s0IU
fEECtIf sunday FDaUV E,HuHsF FaarF.
EIcEtgv called for aud ruEHkrH tIam 49,.
tFIs aud Te-ideHres HF l.rIHu TFsH-Hs.H as Us
orders ieit az ticket Offices, tlH aEi l1f "a.
ave, and at depot
~ ~ OuELL GuAs. D EDULL.
Gen. Manager. Der. Pa-F AGA
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
Ayers Pills.

Tor loss of appetite bilious troubles, consti-
patton. Indigestion, and sick headache, these
Pills are unsurpassed.
q" For q long time ! was q sufferer from
stomach, liver and kidney troubles. eNpe-
rCucug much dimrulty u digestion with
severe pains n the lumbar region and other
part, of the body Having tried % variety Of
remedies, including warm baths. with only
temporary relief about three months ago !
began the use Of Ayers Pills, and my health
is 50 much improved that ! gladly testify 60
the superior merits of this medicine --
Mluoel Jorge rerpia Porto, Portugal
"For the cure of headache, Ayers Clihar-
tic Pills aro the most effective medicine
ever uscd."-E X. James. Dorchester Mass
"Whru feel ihc need OF q cath1rtir. take
Ayers Pill, and find them 10 be more pHcc-
tive than any other pin ! ever took '-- Mrs.
b. &. Grubh. BurwelNillp. Va,
o. have found Boz Ayers Pins au iuyglua.
Bile remedy tor constipation biliuusuc,s. and
Kindred disorders, peculiar Go mmsmltr
localities Taken 100 small aud frequent
doses these Pills
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
RAISED NEW POINT


MI shcCby Mad Hecn Tried Once BE
tore Tor the Same Onense.
PauitkI II Shcchy, The alleged keeper
cf an unlicensed bar at Seventh street
aud thcHourdary figured IN the Police
Court again this morning When the
case was first called the defendant lid
rot respond aud his bond was declared
forfeited and au attachment ordered
issued subsequently he and his attor-
ucy, Mr. Shiliingt0n, appeared and the
forfeiture was set aside
In behalf of bis client Mr ShillingtOn
made a special pICaiu baron the ground
Of former trial and acguitill for The
same ofrcnsc. Mr.. Shtllington pro
ducCd a certified copy OF The previous
Information showing that The Ofreusc
was tlc same as nj present charged
District Attorney Uumuut argued that
tLc dismissal of Sulphv on The occasion
referred To was nn ihe ground OF an in
iolmaiiy in The Information and hu
Gid uol consider that lhc defendants In
'DDsts bed logn ir0p-lizcd.
Judge Miller said ihcYOiut raised was
60 coed one. and hc would take q under
r.rsilerati0n. Witnesses testified as tH
'le purchase of liquor Ia ~hcehy place
hy the dIigk
Arguments asio the plea will bo heard
next Wednesday.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

joseph EishlsgeT The keeper Of a
grocery store and milk depot al no. 1863
7 street northwest Was tried tor selling
liquors ia less quantities than 4 pint
John Carroll. Whose family had had
some trouble with E'shlager. testified
That be had obtained liquor there by
lhe drink and IN less quantities than a
pint Several other witnesses sum
m0Ded by the Government denied that
lies had ever purchased either beer or
any other liquors there in less quaint
iics than pint neither had theg seen
ahy sold iu ihe place
Judge Miller dismissed thedefendaut.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

After rather bungling opening
Homans made a beautiful run and touch
down, from which Poe failed TO kick
a goal. Several other good plays were
made, the Princetons scoring about as
they pleased and when time WIS
called for the first half the score was
5Gt0
IL was getting dark and only about
five minutes Of playing in The second
half was consumed before King touched
down and the game was called Score,
go Ia d
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

The Great Pennsylvania Route
West and Southwest.
Splendid scenery
~. 80 -. L..--L..-....

To ths North, West and Southwest.
rFt'e Ttck Splendid Scenery.
steel faHs Magnificent Equipment.
r eject May 18th. 1870.
H rHrf Naahnefon, from station. cor
rtrri -tfh erd 3 streets, o. follows:
f HrI tfc West chicago Lint
tEN ftat I'nc. i0B0a m daily TO
nNt ST. fouis with
Prom Haui-hwc t0 iudiana1-
I.fH.r fH CUfumbus. Altoona 10
irHfa rfieafo and Cincinnati
daily larlor car wash
tt 1ra N.ceplng. Cars
nrHf ear Harrisburg 10 81
uUI iinUIIrafI Western EN-
.f.f WIth -ieeping Cars
WsrtifHurf with through
1 f.u .0ari Memphis PAIL
Ir9 to Redmond aud
fat we,t. Win tbro1g5
sHtr ard Ttt.hure 10 Chi
HiiIvurr ssB rUrovtc R,iLRoAp.
M t rtfeHs Rochester ana Ni
FfUarf sunday rfnur1.
arHH Hrf Eu. hrsf fsr 1aHr:
.saf Haly. except sat-
fH N.UeUrf Car Wash
tasr ttet Haven and rIrlra.
~ sunday
Nrv Nafk and the Fast.
t ffHa w enc. ats 80
Hnn aft s-5 n Z; sg,' 7, =,
~ rarior dars.
rfei Evpre.s with
Fas' rvmess sI0a
~ rm daily Eypress,
81 stttrs ,6 a wses
rrrFr faf
I t1rugrh iniHs eua-
,fsls,sl ~ FfiyS F,iiyySS
DE felr.aEo across New
tsss riuau vcsk days.iio
fsIrr rEr a.tfo.hm.an tboo.
.ean ta p. itat, lfo. gis $40,
W ru ~ s.afsv6al ~. i65 III II n
fe % tNa, %. coo.
.~,.,,,.
s.v An' '.' IN
"a aoo e p. ils, and
f gFgerf saH1ay sundays,
wAsmsoruV snJruEUv RAILWAY,
Dr. rHHtf WHr fffh fHn
ttsrr.t. fnl fA 9fl em. ats.
naa lc' Z al f.t tst 60i.
" ais '5i sls so, sSl + io$ aS
~ Qaastiso. 7r.anaad
F0a s.u asi tt. att'ansS5t6va
daily AaaaumolafioB ts5 3 N wesk.
THtffs 'estr h'rrauIif.a f.s Wastfnafsn
tlsny NN iHth ffH am. ~. %. Is ID.
tf HUl flt nm fnH nuI mos y m.
81 furtsr afa ard fif1 n n. au1' 5 ii.
LNs an ans i1 Hms
Tgtrfs sH1 iufofmsfian 90 tba anea
l'fifrasf rurunr rf Ikirfecnfh street and
frHHaf IFHFfa arFnuU. aut af fhn rfafinu
Wteff urIrfa rau D. iefi fHr fho Cheokinr III
laE-ses 90 desinafian iiom hots's ana fesi.
IFnrra
tiiA~. . IIDH. = H. WOOD.
trHFIH. Narasfr tCHI Pass Agent
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

OmCcr Donovan yesterday afternoon
f1uGd George Salisbury, an old veteran,
under The iuducnce of liquor and locked
him up al ihe First Precinct station.
To-day Dc wanted Eiu sgut t0 lle farm
foT vagrauCv Hui Judge Miller would
u0t have u lLgt way. salisbury has "a
i ..se AZ no 5i- Eleventh street. ana rs-
cgiFgs a large pension TIE accepted
Salisbury personal bond
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
no Re Coptinued Ali mi. we.t

Read This clear through and be convinced
Aic we high, Twenty three articles of turui-
tutu 60 iltui~h room complete All Tor
So q cash. consisting ot one carpet rug, olk
thamher suite complete with chairs, table.
spring mattress, pillows. comfort. one toilet
set two shades two pairs lace curtains one
pait poriietys. three poles. AIT put mp and IN
room cumrlete for occupancy tor he small
sum Of So. 90 cash
W n UorgHrov & Co.
i2ist220 r street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
The Liver

When ont of order. involves every organ of
the body Remedies for somn other druuLr-
mcui are frequently taken without Tue least
effect. because 90 IS the liver which ls the real
source Of the trouble and until That i, set
right there can be uo health strength. or
comfort 90 amy part of The system. Mercury
boz some form. is @ common specific fora Slug.
gish liver; buta iar safer and more effective
medicine is
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

Al the NeW Jersey Avenue Police
Court lis msruiug ,bgre were leEer
Cases ilau an any Time since tbe count
has bteL geiu- about or wheels. Ed
Vsld ItI,etuz a11 William Woodward
iE0 young white boys we're ehar-ei
vllb IIrUaiH- missiles il fhc locality III
tLe ltabady School The bsEs He1e
fired 8 each
The daily critic., 1890-11-01
BIG FOOTBALL SCORES.
TWO ONE SIDED GAMES PLAYED IN
THIS CITY YESTERDAY.
The University Of PenusvIvanta Defeats
the virginia students FOR the Cham-
plonshtp - Princeton De-
feat. the Cnlnmhins-

There was % large attendance at the
football match at Capitol Park ycstor
day afternoon between the University
of Pennsylvania and the University Of
Virginia Many ladies were present
and the event was decided success
socially i was for the championship
Of the Middle States. ard The superior
weight rf ihe men from the peuugI
vania University gave them The long
disputed itie they winning hy sc0re
uf ~ 100
Play was begun promptly Ht ais
The Virginia team took the goal nearest
The grand stand and the teams lined 100
H- follow
The daily critic., 1890-11-01

John Ridden, the pioneer iustallmcnt man,
centrally loca'ed at $50 and q.i3 Seventh street
northwest, has lust returned frutn the east.
efn markets with an immense supply Of am
Kinds oi housekeeping goods carpets stoves
rugs. etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar 60 garrett Rt tins store. with cash
prices, on the installment plan