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81 JACKETS.


English Brosdciosh Walking Jackets. In the new
Tan. Mode and Black Satin faced High sleevea A
perfect fitting garment. Can you buy elsewhere such
Jackets for less than $3.50, s4.75 or IS!
fOu viii fnd even greater difference in price for
the more expensive Jackets. The merchants who
credit make good their losses the hishpriced
ments.
s25 for . Paris-made Suede shade Louis Xv Coat
tire ~sistcoat exquisitely hand embroidered Loose
front the lapel rolling the length Of the cost $50
would be q credit store price.
sl6 for Pigeon Blue Imported Coat The roll COL
lar and sleeves trimmed with applique of gold and
copper embroidery mixed with gray silk cord. We
ak prompt payment, but save you four dollars.
sl2 for Silver Gray aud Tan Jackets with Medici
collar; gold embroidery applique bound with rope
silk eord- Even If you pay promptly ct the credit
stores you sre charged the same price you were
granted credit The Paais Royal can you % on
these jackets.
90 for the New Marine serre Cloth Jackets The
nautical style. modified for street saucy but
charming jacket II buttons disgonally scross the
chest; bright nickel buttons high sleeves &c
sl6 for Black Clay Diagonal Cloth Jackets. Lined
with armurs silk Roll collar, high sleeves. Finished
with loops Of braid, IL mill tairs.
sTThese are but strsws The price list below in
cludes mention of Jackets Of domestic manufacture
that viii surprise you not only for owness Of price
but for the marvellous likeness the imported
ties.
TIE PRICEs-s4. s5. Ga o.. ss, 90, slO, all,
sl2, sI4 sl5. sl6. sls. eco s25.
The MATERIALS-The celebrated Clay Diagonala
Spring Weight Jersey Cloth. Wide Vale Dissonals
BroadcIoth. scotch Cheviots and the new "Cheveron
Cloth. The latter Is Atwood diagonal CLOTH with
stripes looking like silk.
1HE sTYLES-"The Rsererr IL double-breasted
with rolling collar and hxh sleeves. The Blazer"
with rolling collar. loose trout with button "7he
Vet Front" waisteoat with loose JACKET "The Red-
JsT'" tizht Hitting Jacket tailor nnish. double and
single breasted.
The CoI.oRs-Tan, Brown, Black. Navy Gray.
Pawn, suede, Green.
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HEApouArrrns Fon VELVET RIBBON,

Velvet Ribbons dinen back. to 20 cents q yard ;
the very latest shJdes. Black by the yard or piece
Velvet Ribbons tsatin back). 10 to 6S cents a yard
Widths No = TO No. 40 All the latest street and
evening shades Also Black in widths for hat strings
he
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FANCY Isle HOSE FOR csc.

One of the surprises our cash business creates.
Their history: An importer short of funds he gets
our check his Stockings-5Oc. Hose Tor 35c. the
result.
Black Feet and Ankles uppcrs of Nile Green Hello
trope, Old Rose, Gray, nc. Then have them
color throughout. All at 8 pairs for 81.
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50 C.pzs

These marvel Of cheapness The style rs mod
iheatiOn Of the London ''CAbbiss' Cape, typically
-Ockney. but dame fashion approves It, full variety
o: these new and stylish Capes
The PRICEs-s3 20 SIS
THE sTYLEs-A Triple Cape. braided pointed yoke
aud two ruffies Some with long tab points
The MATERIALS-Ii2ht Weight Broadcloth
THL COLoRs-TAns. Black. Graya Browns.
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EASTER BARaA1Ns II Mrs.

4S-lnch Heavy Black Woven Silk Nets reduced from
&3.25 to 81. SO yard.
4s-inch Black Nets Of alternate stripes and polka
dots reduced from 81 % to 81 yard.
4Sinch Heavy Black Silk Russian Net redu ced from
00c. to 75c. yard.
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IA II ii
ssss IA ssss HHH In ssss
ssss 4 ssss 4 Il EEEs ssss =

$39S for tie I artan Plaid Sashes AZ yards long.
finished with deep aud heavy silk Fringe
- 90 for Surah Silk Ssshes These are II inches
WIDE considerably wider than those shown around
town. Five ya:ds long, heavy Knotted Fringe Black
White and Colora
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RELIABLE Csc. Kun Crows

These are the Pslais Royals 4-button Dressed Kid
Gloves. The correct embroidered backs. The new
shades Tans Browns &c We contract for these Gloves
by the thousand Dozen TO be delivered weekly in lots
20 suit THIS is further for fresh reliable
Csc Kid Gloves
ST-Men's and Childrens Gloves mentioned in their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-04

Tomorrow tSsturday) dunng the less busy hours !:
from to 10 am to and to p.In., the following
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These Plain and Drop-sttch Hose are marked 35
cents. and please remember claim them and can
prove them to be superior to any and all competing
Hose. The special price22 cents-s only during the
Easter Sale.
not IS cents the prevailing price for the Cele
brsted &C. g." French Bichelieu Ribbed Black Isle
Hose! 35 cents pairs for IL the Palsis Royal
price.
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A COLUMN Fon CHILDREN.

Half of the second floor will be devoted tomorrow to
the Children display think You viii say, the
finest Washington has SEEN
AT FIRST THE BABY.
Handmade French Caps, 29c to s1.9S.
Null and Lace Caps, 25c. to "a %.
Surah and China Silk Caps 81. IS to 94.6S
Crepe de Chine Caps. 81 % to 50 80.
Shirred Sun Hats CSC. to S4.98.
Flannel and Knit Sacques 25c. to S49S.
Flannel aud Knit Bands, PFC. to SOC.
Flannel and Knit Shirts, 39c to CSC.
All kinds Barricoats Csc to el.9S
Embroidered Flannel skirts, Csc to s69S
Cambric and Nansook Skirts, soc. to 80 %
Bottles, 19c. to Sl.98. Bibs, &c. to 81
Dresses and Slips, 35c to &25.
Nainsook and Cambria Nishtgowns. Csc. to %. g.
Flannel aud silk Wrappers, Sl.4s to S6.9S.
Flannel shawls from CSC. to s5.9s
Rubber Cloth from 39c. to Sl.50 yard.
Babies Baskets from So 9S to s12.
Cashmere and Silk Coats. $2.25 to els.
~ As you see, from few to several dollars IL
the range Of prices and whether high priced or low
for GOOD BARGAINS. Bought judicously direct
from the and paid for promptly. we in
return. sell these goods to at small profits profit
we could not afford if We did not ask cash payments
EASTER sALE-SPECIAL PRICES.
For Tomorrow
Csc Handmade French Caps lace trimmed ..... 49c
S1.25 Three-piece Caps. with lace pOmpon. pSc
CSC. Shirred Hats for Soc
81. Little Boys "Fauntleroy" Hats. 81. %
81 90 shirred Hats. in all colors 4S
&225 Paris Novelty do 90
42.25 Long Cashmere Coats for ....,..,.,,S19 90
Cambria Slips marked 35c. for-..............,2 4c
Our Well-known l. 81 Nainsook Slips. gSc
The Exquisitely Trimmed g. 90 Dresses g. 90
55c. Cambria skirts hem and ten tucks ,....,.4 Se
Csc. Skirts, rufie, embroidery aud tucks. ,..7 Toe
Any Flsnnel Skirt marked 9Sc. ......,........ SAC
The SOC. ALI linen Soc
The Flannel Bands marked ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l9c
Mbbontrimmed 3 IS Flannel Shawls. ......... csc
u, m GaahIn t1oak h 40
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So. KID Crows FoR So

u The extra discount allowed in consideration Of
immediate pay ment when buying and the small profit
added when selling possible because Of the Pslais
RoyAip cAAh business
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QUESTION NO, 4.
LAcEs Fon EAsrER Susp,y

For the Necks and Sleeves of your Easter Costume
We point to the Handmade Linen vandyke Iaces in
Renaissance designs. High in price, but baryains
15c to 81. Is yard
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go. Krp Crows Fox $685..

~ Perhaps the best way to illustrate the difference
between Psais Royal aud credit prices Is
articles that distinctive For instance: Pig
Skin Gloves
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i - =. 60 En- MN +
ii II sys - SSoS I'm MN +
Y y EEEE ssss TIT ssss
w I'm ssss + ssss
W ZEE ssss I ssss

Superior full length Swiss Ribbed Vests at l2x
cents and for 10 cents quality to surprise but
those draw your special attention to by big figures
are our 25c Ribbed Vests offered during the Easter
Sale for 10 cents. They have silk ribbons at neck and
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~ A T. sss. PPP
w "A + ssss bPF
"a ILL Ssss
HEADouARrrRs Fon HosrEsY.

claim that will not be contradicted even by the
Palais Royals competitors collection that comes
direct from the manufacturer and prices marked on
them WITHOUT calculation for losses incidental to
credit business L. . wonder better qualities are
offered for these prices than usually prevail!
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"PALArs RoYA1r $3.50
KID GLOVES

With . reputation thirteen years has strength
ened that daily mail orders received from all over
the Union The supply for this spring includes all the
fashionable Dress Goods Shades Styles: Dressed and
Undressed Kid. buttons, narrow Embroidery In
three Eve rows.
" An important result of our enormous Glove trade
10 the large quantities always in stock Ladies' with
unusually long short fingers thin or fat hands,
will always find here Gloves to fit them accurately
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o. EAsrrn Orrrn1xas

THE PALAfs
ROYAL INVITES
ITS PATRONS To-
MORROW TO
WORLDS EXPOB1-
TiON OF DRESS
GOODS NOVEL
TIES. THE STOCK
Is VALUED AT \
$50. 0O0 IN EX-
CESS OF ANY PRE-
vIOUS EASTER
EXHIBIT. THESE
ENORMOUS PURCHAsEs-THE RESULT OF
YOUR INCREASING PATRONAGE, ENABLING
THE ENLARGING OF ALL DEPARTMENTs-
IN PRICES WHEN BUYING AND THUS THE QUO
TATION TO YOU OF LOWER PRICES THAN
HERETOFORE But PRESENT FOR INSPECTION
Ar,sI EAR sTIsrv OF NOVELTIES THAT
THE SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT OUR CASH
BUSINESS MAKES PROFITABLE AND POSSIBLE
Is UNPROFlTABLE AND IMPOSSIBLE TO THE
MERCHANT-HOwEvER LARGE HIS BUSINESS
WHOSE BUSINESS is PARTLY OR MAINLY
CREDIT. AND
THUS IT is WITH
MIXTURE OF
C0NFID ENCE.
PLEAS RE
AND PRIDE
THAT WE ASK
YOU TOMORROW
TO THE THIR-
fEENIh ANNUAL
SALE OF EASTER
OVELTIES,
FEELIN g g.
SURED YOUR
VERDICT WILL
BE THAT THE
PALAIS ROYAL
HAS THE MOST
co NJ P LETE
STOCK IN ITS
O. LINE IN THIS
CITY, AND THAT
QUALITIES ARE
OFFERED FOR
THE PRICES
THAT ARE SUPE-
RIOR TO MANY
AND INFERIOR
TO NONE IN THE
COU TRY.
EE Enf En- f gig E + 4
n m
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tW The writer has price list before him. two feet
long, giving prices of the various Chateaine Bags and
Belts; the result in menu pned in the Star
but doesn't this mention Of mention tell you
thing
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~ KI1 Geo ZEE Nm TIT
- Ss. - GO z, MN T
III 4 e - SSoSS r.. / SsSS /
RIBBED SPUN SILK
v y EKE ssss TIT ssss
y y kR ssss 1 SIS.
" kEH ssss I ssss

These are the vess tat the credit merchants praise
- great soc bargain. and they don't snow the vs.
riety OF shades We do. We have Pink. Blue, Cream.
Yellow. Cardinal Lavendes; White. Coral. Flesh.
~ Black six underwsar is specially Of the Palats
Royal The Black India SIX Chemises trimmed With
dne isces are very beautiful The Ribbed Vests are
rood values: Black Sik Ile veass a. SIS. 1dc. Hack
CHaax,sa WINS Fon EAsrxn
Chsuils pvs Wells In al shades Sc
Gold and silver Paste Dot vandyks vsila SOC
Aalins Veils 10 match youx costuna .......... &c
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81 Ou.1rrr CHAno1s Crows Csc

Sometimes called Castor Beaver, but really Chamos
Skin. These are the Mousquetare Gloves advertised
by the credit store ut pair. The Grays Tans
and Browns. Not regular stock but . bargains
bargain like April shower that comes aud goes
without the knowledge of many.
~ Price Ia not always an indication OF value. A
there sre cheap high-priced Gloves are there ex-
pensive low priced Gloves Low priced RELIABLE
GLOVES are an inpossibilty to the merchant whose
credit business does allow small margin Of profit
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III sss SSoS ZEE MN TIT
ii Il ~ -" SSoSS I'm / III i
WARRANTED FAST BLACK
HI 90 ssss ZEE 3
4 4 90 ssss ZEE .

These the Hose with price mark which reads
% cents. Nineteen Is special price for this,
our Easter Sale. Three weights are shown all with
double heels and toes. Should the black not prove
EAST" the purchase money refunded.
SHA stock Of asst Black Hosiery that is large
any other two stocks in town. We ask special atten-
ton the following:
Fast Black Isle Thread Hose. .45c
Extra Sizes for stout ladies' 95c
Extra sizes in Cotton Hose ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45c
Opera lengths in Cotton. 9Sc
Opera lengths in Lisle Thread. 10
aa 9.a ScS ZEE Nm \ TIT
ssass sana Coo EEEE M 4
SUPERIOR FAST BLACK
Ill 90 sssss E. Err
HI oooo ssss kEE
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QUESTION NO I.
TIT II II FEE PIP
n II PP IA
T HHH EE PIP a A
/ d 4 Esn : I Z
A COLUMN Fon Wars.

Palais Royal prices In conjunction with superior
variety and qualities make this place headquarters.
The opening display aud the criticism 1t caused also
justify the claim.
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QUESTION NO. s.

QUESTION NO s.
pay ct the time Of buying not the store for
you to shop At this one that does scash businessy
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QUESTION NO. 8.

QUESTION NO. g.
Is 1t not apparent that the merchants who have
price and credit many of their customers ask those
who pay promptly the prices those who obtain
credit!
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80 CENrs Fon Pro SKIN Grows

Pig Skin Gloves elastic kid, with twice its
durability.
The New Mousquetaires those with white stitching.
are sold at stores for % and nowhere else will
you be offered these Gloves at less than csc. The
new Golden Brown, the new Blue Gray, Tsns, Modes,
&c. A Fast Black is here also.
~ The twenty assistants you will find in the Glove
Department tomorrow tell the story Of the Pslais
Royals enormous trade in Gloves q trade the outcome
of low prices for reliable Gloves.
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QUESTION No o

QUESTION NO. =.
Is it nota business principle that cash business
DOES GIVE enormous advantages in buying and en-
ables SMALL PROFITS when selling?
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QUESTION NO. @
Can you name another store IN this line Of buap>a
not doing credit businessf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16

from the state cam wasting board. the
body will consist Of members holding
unquestionable credentials, and sup
ported Indirectly at lesst by the deci-
sion Of the supreme court. II the sen.
ate should recognize this body its le.
gality would be impregnably estab-
lisbed. Legislation would proceed;
laws would be enacted, and the ma
cbinery OF state government be put In
iu!l motion. The revenues OF the
state could he applied to Its expendi-
lures instead of being deposited In
bank and money borrowed on inter
est. Railroad lands could be made
taxable and bear their share OF the
public burdens. The public lands
conveyed by the United States to
Montana could be utilized and pro-
tectet. A proper representati N could
be provided for Montana at the CO.
lumbian Exposition. The cfde of
laws which has been prepared for the
state by the code commission, at an
exrense of Sl2 600, could be enacted to
,eplsce the present inconsistencies.
Needed acts could tie passed to meet
the requirements Of the times, aud
with the ssperities and fric ions of the
past year fading and craving less un-
der good government, Montana would
entef upon an era of greater peace and
more prosperity than now ex:sts or for
the past year has existed.
Beside this, there would lie no rsr-
tisan advantage. The house would
have republican majority. The sen.
ate would have democratic majority.
There would be no joint ballot No
member Of the present house, as such,
will vote for U. s. senator. That
will come up before another legisla-
turs, composed Of new house members.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16
.n6iFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

Thr AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
Z, publishing most valuable series of TariT
documents. These are prepared with a view
to statc,the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton, whether in the interest of farmers,
lahorers, merchants or professional men.
Zach issue OF the series appeals 10 those en-
gagged In separate Industries. and presents in
disputable facts-cOmparisons Of wages. cost
OF living, and other arguments showing the
benefits Of Protection.
Any single one will be sent on receipt Of
cents IN stamps except "wages, Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for 1 cents.
The whole list will be sent for % cents or
any twelve for ~ cents. or any five for 10
cents postage paid. Order by number.
i-"wages, Living snd Tariff" =. A. HAMS
a-"Tbe Adv.n;.s,e.s oi Pro;ec,iye srii 10
the Labor and Industries OF the United
state,' First Prize Essay. 1887. cRAw.
a-"Boms Prodncsinn indj:n.n:.b.s ~ nm;
Ply, at Low Prices OF the MANUFACTURED
gsomHmodities sss H.m.i y required for the People OF
o tses cna AssHaS,s Home
sible without 9 Prosective Tarin." First
.ura, Pri,s az h,sssy ,sss e p % IopP; 80
and Industries q The Uniied s,siess
rrss " 4ss hss.f ,sse HS4E = Ds Y
J-"seme View. on the Tariff BY an Old Busi.
7rss s1s slas,,v. Msns gsS ys;,g p.1,.. Y! 50
the soush n Ia II nv ~ sns ms s"'sses i"r "a,
So The Wool Interest" Judge VIZ. LAwREscE VI
y-"Pr0tectiou 20. Free-TrAde.s-A Historical
Review. ID. q. HARRnAr. ...,....,..,..,, n
io-"1he Farmer and the Tariff" Col. THOMAS
PIoiecson Z; Pu6iic Poiicys aIcsass ID
ia- Reply % sGe irs.idsnts Ne: 10
sage" n. y. PonTKR..
H." -"WOrkingmen and the Tariff ", .......,... 3
1.-THE Vital Question Shall American Indus
tries be Abandoned and American Mas.
y
is-same in German. with Addition. q. 49,.
l1-"The Pr0gress Of One Hundred Years."
RoBKRr =, PoRTER, R,......,....,...........
E-"Protectlon for American shipping "..,,,. 3
The Tarin Not Tax" HonKkB. DiBEfI,.. &
lp-.why Irishmen Should M Protsctionists." !
60" Projection" =. n AnnfpowN. .,,,,,,,... 4
ei-"whst ls Tariif =" Answers 70 Working.
,a-"rSs 1 Xnsissss ss'SS Wool industry EHxa
2s-.wssss and Cost of Living b. WIN.
n-"southern Farming lndpstries,. .............
W. gtection and thu Farmer" senator q n
cufIoh.a......n ..n......................... II
=. = AsynicAE BcoHonmf, weekly, devotsd 20 he
6iscnssion OF all phases of the Tariff question: O
ayear. keinple copies free, Address Aperican Pro
ectivs Tarfs League. ss W. ssd D.. New Yosk.
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Nherin's sale.


NJ. Bolles & Go. Va. Walter A. Bur.
leigh and Clara r. Burleigh.
To be sold at sberiff's sale on the
10th day of December, 1890, at 2
o'ulOcx, p. M, at the north front door
of The court house at Miles City:
Lots numbered /, ., 6, Z, 80, 10 and
IL, in Sect'o No. II, in Township No.
6 north Of Range No. 40, east cf the
pr ncipsl meridian Of the state of
Montana; said land lying aad heinz In
the county of Custer, state If Nom
rans, containing an area OF two hun.
dred and twenty y-seven and 32.l0o
acro5. ~ particularly described upon
the official plat of the survey # said
Township by the surveyor general Of
the state OF Montana.
ED. ]. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this l4th day Of November, 1890
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16
sheri6's Sale.

NJ. Bolles & Co. vs.. Joseph H. Gee.
To be sold at sheriff q tale on the
lOth 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 =, and the Sci
ot the SWi, and also the SWl Of the
SCI, all in Section No. 10. Township
No. 8, north Of Range AZ, east Of the
principal meridian of the state of Mon-
tana; said land lying aud being In the
county Of Custer, state of Montans.
containing an sres Of I4l.S0-l0O acres,
a. particularly described uron the Off.
cial plat If the survey o, said Tow nship
bv the surveyor general Of the state of
Montana. ED. ]. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this l4th day of November, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16

NJ. Bolles 4 Co. VS.. Frank Coates
and Julia Coates.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on the
l0ih day OF December, 1890, at 2
o'clock, .. m, Mt the north front door
of the court house at Miles City:
The W. OF the NWf and lots num-
bered 3 and Of section No. s. In
Township No o, north of Range No.
80, east of the principal meridian of
the stat. of Montana, containing an
area Of b9..s.lv0 acres, as same u par
ticularly described Jpon the official
plat OF the surveror general of said
state Of Mrntspa; said land lying and
being 10 the county Of Custer, state OF
Montana. ED. J. JONES.
Sheriff
Dated this l4th day of November, 1890.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16

NJ Bolles & Co., VS.. Frank A. Zsbl
and Carrie Zahl.
To be sold at sheriff Is sale on the
l0.n day of December, 1890, at 2
o'clock. p. M, at the north front door
of the court house at Miles Ci Y:
The NEi of the SWl and lots num-
bered l, . aud 3. III Section No. Is,
Township No. Il, north of Range No.
81. east of the principal meridian of
Montana; said land lying and being 10
the county of Custer, state Of Montana,
and containing a. area Of lS4.57.lO0
scies, as particularly described upon
the official plat If the survey Of said
Township by the surveyor general of
said state of Montans.
ED. J. JONES,
Sheriff.
Dated this ll.h day Of November, 1880.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16

Do not De .npNscd - hy any Q! :he pcuie-oas
limitations, sEbsIl:a,es. ctc., which a.e tloo1lag
tie world There is on! onc Swii;'s Specific,
and there Is nothing l,kc Il. Car rorac1y con.
tains no Mercury, Potash, Ar'pa.1, - any pols.
onous substance whatever. ], build he gen
eral health from tie ffst dose, and ..ss never
failed to eradicate contagious blood poison and
hs effects from tie syst,m, DC sure to get the
genuine. Send your address ior our Treatise CT
Blood and Skin Disease, which viii b. mailed
tyee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. At,snta. Gs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-16
sherif's sale.

Dated this l4th day of November, 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE NEED OF REFORM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The Commissioners today. in response to
request from Senator ingalls, for their opinion
to the prOpriety of the proposed legislation
In Senate bill $50, to provide for the purchase
of a site and erection Of a building for the girls
reform school of the District of Columbia, say
that IN their charge of the work house at the
Washington Asylum they are constantly re-
minded of the necessity for an institution
where young girls can be permanently pro-
vlded for IN reformatory where constant at
tention until majority can be afforded, instead
of the ruinoUs treatment of successive .'nincty
days in the work house, with the vilest asso-
Citations during these intermittent detentions
They say that it is stated that nine tenths of
the drunkards OF the land are made before the
age of twenty-one. And SO most of all crlmi-
nails including both sexes. The Commissioners
conclude by earnestly and hopefully recon-
mending the proposed legislation.
WATER WANTED AT TIE LABORATORY.
The Secretary of the Department of Agri-
culture has written to the Commissioners re-
questing that three-inch pipe be laid from
the six-inch main ON 18th street to the prem
lses at the southeast corner OF l4th and b
streets southwest, which has recently been
leased by the department to be used as chem
ical laboratory. Capt Lusk OF the engineer
department has recommended that the request
be granted.
REPAIRS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.
Mr.. Thomas b. Entwisle. inspector of build
ings, has recommended that $50 be expended
on necessary repairs to public school buildings
In the fifth division this summer as follows:
Curtis, SIS; Addison. S44; Threlkeld S273:
High street, $50; Corcoran, SAT; miscellaneous
repairs. 81. In the seventh division the ex-
penditures recommended amount to 81 9O6 as
follows: Sumner, sill; Garnett SIG; Briggs
$40; Stevens, S2l6.50; Magruder, $40; Worm
ley, s25S; Garrison, $3.50; Minor, S573 mis-
cellaneous, S97