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AFRAID OF ELECTROTHANY.
Condemned Prisoners Fearful of Fol-
lowing In the Fate OF Kemmler.

There are six murderers in New York under
sentence to die by electricity. Four at Sing
Sing one at Auburn and one is in the Tombs
They are Schihiok Judigo, "the JAP" who
killed Umra Counin; James Slocum, who MUIR
dered his wife; Harris Smiler, who killed
Maggie Draney; Wood, who killed a man
named Rufin; Fish, who was Kemmler's
companion during the last days OF his
Imprisonment at Auburn, and an Italian
who was sentenced in Brooklyn. Law
yer John r. Heintzelman, who is gcounsel
for the three first named, says that two Of bis
clients have been in state of terror bordering
on insanity since the facts regarding Kemmler' :
execution became known. Notice OF appeal to
the court of appeals has stayed the execution
of the sentence in each case, but the appeals
are scarcely more than mere formalltiea for 1t
is not expected that sufficient ground for inter-
ference with the Judgment OF the trial court
exists in any case When the supreme court
has passed upon the legal points involved,
probably in October, nothing save executive
clemency or an act Of the Legislature can come
between the condemned men and fate similar
to kemmler's.
LAWYER Heinzelman says that he il as pres.
ent barred from making an appeal TO the gov
ernor by the fact Mat he has not technically
exhausted all possible remedies which his
clients have in the courts. When nnai decision
Is rendered by the court Of appeals he proposes
to get up monster petition TO the governor
asking for Communication Of the various SEN
fences under the plea that execution BY the
present legal method would be barbarous and
inhuman.
Since Kemmler was put TO death Lawyer
Heinzelman says Slocum has besought him e
send Sisters OF Mercy and other spiritual i'd
visers TO see him. He IL half frantic with terror
and spends most of his time reciting prayers.
Judigo expresses Q decided preference for de-
capitation. II he could die by the sword, after
the fashion of his country, he would meet his
fate with resignation, but the mysterious hor-
rors OF the electrical chair have filled him with
terror
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A Queer Decision.

United States Land Compiissioner Croft has
Just made . very important land decision
upon requests Of the Pierre, South Dakota,
land once ohleials II ID TO the effect that
reservation aud the survey afterwsrd shows
they are on school section they may hold their
claims, while settlers cannot His decision 10
made lengthy TO shcw why the law authorizes
this unjust discrimination against the whites.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The way 10 advertise is to put your
announcement where it will be seen by the
people you want to reach. The star reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members Of the house.
hold
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sEA-sIpE-NEW ENGLANI
FrSwlck HALL
SAYBRoOK POINT. CONN.

This desirable family hotel is delightfully."- stu
aed Oh the Sound. at the mouth Of the Connecticut
river. and is now for the reception OF guests,
UNDER IHE DIRECT MANAGEMENT OF THE
Pk0PkIETORs OF THE HOFFMAN HOUSE.
FENwICK HALL has all the modern improvements
including hot and cold salt water baths Special
for the season For circulars, Sc, address FENMICK
HALL, Saybrook Point Conn.,, or h. V. fOOTE- Hof-
man house, New York jy23-w,fSmlot
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
~ NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The STRICTLY FIKsT-CLAss STEAMER WIN
THRUP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June a
at pm Nm, pIREcr for BAR HAiBoR LAslPORT
Steamer Lucy P. MILLER leaves every Tuesday at
noon for Rockland Rockport Belfast. Bucksport and
Bangor. Connections ior Northern and Eastern
Maine and the Provinces.
The most convenient and njoyabie route for CAM
PQBELIO, ST. ANnhEMS. GRAND MANAN,
MOOSEHEAD LAKE and ali resorts in Maine,
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
steamers leave l1er Is, T., x near foot Of Maiden
Lane. Freight received daily covered pier Tickets
can be rehssed at Lows Exchange. 9i1 Broadway.
For further information apply
T. u SMITH \ 90. General Managers
IL and 10 MILAN st.,
my2s-eo3m Room %, New York
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wilhelm Departs.

The German corvette yictoris and the IRON
clad Wurtemburg sailed from wilhelmshayen
for Heligoiand Saturday. They were followed
BY the German squadron of evolution. The
vessels will participate in the taking over Of
the island BY Germany from England
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II ocK ESoN sPkINas AND MINERAL BATHS,
VIRGINIA.
IN THE MOUNTAINS
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
GATsKILL MOUNTAIN
SARATOGA.
LAKE GEoRGR
ACKNOWLEDGES.

On and After SUNDAY. JUNE ~, express trains on
West Shore railroad Will run 10 aid from the Jersey
City station Of the lennsylvania railroad. making
Close connection with fast TRAINS ~ aud irom Wash
OATsKffL MOUNTAIN ExPREsS-Lcaye Wash
tngtop 30 jersey City stition at 10 40
Arrive Hotel kseterskiiis wa Haxstcp. 3:43 pm.
Grand Hotel, 500 pm, plimnlcls 2.y0 pm parlOr
philssiphia 70 Hobart and Jsrsey q to Grand
sxkAToGX AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN Ex-
pkEss.,,tesys Washington li:2o PA, Jersey Guy
kinsston. Z 90 Pm: Grand Bose, 4 rs pm Phe-
EIssr sS I'D 9% xElSs s.sIsss 80 eM
Jersey Cir for Hotel kaatsrshi, 0-and Motel station
s.r.,ee. I'D csidEsit rsvu, ~oryr. ,x sn,.
CfAL..Lesys wsshinxtos yo9 9 IA. ysr.ey CITY sta
pton, 9,l0 pm Grand Hotel, : 40 pm. Phnnicia
7;4S pm; Mountain House stations 10 ., VA fslen-
cars from jsrssy 0u for Hotel Kssssfskill brand
Hotel ststaop and washington 70 ssrs>esa withouS
furchase ticksts q Psnnsyivsnia railroad o6ces and
connect in The JeEvsy CITY stson for al northern re-
sST Ta.r West Shore sar0:s' si zsSsEs sesessd
!, N26so al osnsral Passenger Agent New York
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Father Cat the breakfast table. 70 little
Henry)-.iSo, even roast veal is not good enough
for you! When Was . little boy like you had
Little Hsnry-"well. then, pa. you must Ger.
tsinly be glad that you are now Win ~ md
better o6".-Wdsp.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS,

SPRINGS AND BATHS.
pEDFoRD MINERAL SPRINGS
% BEDFORD, PENNA.
In the Allegheny MoaDtains Scenery unsurpassed
As curative agent the water hes equal All anuse-
ments; Hotel enlarged, improved and newly fur
jyl-52t l. T. DoTY. Manager
CHALYBRATE SPRINGS HoTEL-ExCEILENT
" Board aud Rooms nne ehaly spring; close 10
mountains, railroad station anu Telegram ONCE
Terms, Ter week, "a. 80 TO sl0; per month, $40 to
e35: Address A r MclNIUkFF, Strasbury, Va.
II ocK ESoN sPAINGs AND MINERAL BATHS,
VIRGINIA.
About SIX hours from Washington. deiiehtfui home
Tor families and all who need rest renewal health
and strength.
cuisine unexcelled In any mountain resort.
hanitary arrangements complete.
PRIVATE steam heatee baths OF mineral waters
An Immense swimming pool temperature of water
ovsr-S0o,
All rational amusements, good music fne lawn
shady walks and rsmbles In abundance.
NJ BAh. Rates reasonable.
Circulars and all Information at A. & Pratt n Sons
ONCE. bun building. or on application to
A D. PRATT. Proprietor,
my6-3|<ms Rock Enon sprinsk Va
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. :.
CoNGRkss HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY. nj
The coolies. point on the island facing inlet and ocean
Accommodates 500 guests Superior tablA
rs.m sor circular address r. HAMILTON
90 TO ATLANTIC CITY, Nj,
NJ Thi. season and stop al the we'll hpown HOTEL
ocean rooms farrs Pissls Overlooking ;ss sea llcS
sS. sSn e. TO lt s g o. ss
for cut Of houss and psrt,euiArsl JANIS u MOON
III Pseihc ave. near Illinois, Atlantic City. Nh.
kefurnishedi new and nrss-class steam heat, call
per day Now op s Mr.. hSNIs ai.tBb Sslo-5S
HorLL cLARfNDoN, ATLANTIC CRY, NJ.
II IniArseS , aRa as pr. ss., III. ocean
myiosm COL Join 81. CLARK
HOTEL GILsEY. ATLANTIC CITY. \; j., OCEAN
ua %ssa'SS open May Atrx NJ orrExuErmrR.
II 4, Ar Il. CITY ;; 81 ,,,
myl7-3m HUTTON 4 LAHEY.
afokS,a.AII,s;lE GO o9rTaSE 10 ksSl.cKY
rSGa sssn g. Sbsos 'ig %
Dhksskh HOUSE MRS. CHAs. PREssERPkoP,
u Il Missssipri ave Near the beach Atlantic
S ~ S.ws fsfaissss Is I
ScnAuTLER's HUILL AID CoNcEkT GARDEN.
p AManse City now . Spsn fr0secsa icsm in
chestra OF IS pieces EVER evening trom 10 IN 40
Pm. sshlesht 4 Mehfers New lple, Pavilion.
iFsT ftS sSRi ipS sG
b Atlantic ca,rNI
,elo.2m JONAH MOTION. ..
VIE AHIddS Sssn Pa SMI Iass,p CITY, NJ
Conveniently located Enlsrsed-
VNHE BEILEAIRE. OCEAN END OF CONNECT
cut avenue. Atlantic Cliy desirable rooms and
cei ri table terms reasoRs nal. v rove p,
TIVE CoLoNNADE, ATLANTIC CITY. =. J..
Washington Patronage Solicited Popular Rates
Per week-s1o. 90 to els.
2hs house renovated in every department
New Dining Room. Kitchen aud ofice
New Car pets Mating aud Beda
Under WASHINGTON MANAGEMENT.
,ol9.2m l. C. RINEs Of the Eisnlere
n he DENNIS. ATLANTIC cITl. NJ a.
Il Ocean end OF Michigan ave 'open al the year. Al
iiO.6rn JOSEPH H. BoRToY. Proprietor
THE ELKros; , SSssS s,, hNP 3 KENTUCKY AVE
iyl-2m Mrs. z. VILE.
Il North Carolina ave. near the beach Atlantic City,
ml2-eo3m r. a. CANfIELD.
TIVE MINNEQUA, ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
Il Pacific av" between Arkansas and Missouri sves
Central location, keiumlshsd; Under manage.
msss oIsy'ns rs'eias' write lOs f RSSsxr
TTHk UNITED STATES AoILL.
Remodeled Enlarged Refurnished.
Finest Hotel on the coast ,>,...
Nov open. W. s. ANDERSON,
mylG-3m Manager.
AsBURY PARK, n. J.
A sSoRf fAE FA I iv1croR1.
Family Hotel, fronting Ocean unobstructed view
lighted by Gas and Electricity; Artesian water; all
modern improvements superior table. terms
myl4-3m
I'VE 81. CLOUD. ..,urv D., als FIRST AVE.
a., Full view Of the ocean, Wide piazzAs.
Sl1-2m' NJ. LEWIS Iroprietor.
sEA-sIDE-JERsEY COAST.
STOCKTON HoTEL
REMoDELED ASD FURNISHED.
Cuisine and appointments of the Highest Order.
elo-2m +. THO WALTON. Prop
V,HE ALDINE CAPE MAY. Nj, DIRECTLY oP-
Il posite the hot and cold alter sea baths location
unsurpassed table appointments. cuisine nrst-class
For particulars apply 10 THO. MULLER. iel4-2In
SHELDON HOUSE
OCEAN GROVE. MI
New Management
Convenient to Lake. Camp and Ocean.
Special Price to Families
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RoARDERs ACCOMMODATES AT PLEASANT
DNteS I'VE minutes wall station larxreN ssrx
roofnss tlenty OF lure milk and shade
anll-0r Ars JAMES GANLkY. Boyds Ma
IloARDERs WANTED FOR AUGUST AND SIP
~ tember. rates 40 monthly, nile from station
convey anee Furnished bsok aud forth. Address hon
81, Knowles. Md. aul-:as
A FEN BoARDERs foR AUousT AND sEP.
"A tenoer a. Mountain View, Frederick COUNTY Md
1ilen aisi healthy good water sfVxo. Address
Mrs ELLEANEk PRICE Hy Atistosn. Montgomery
county. Nd. .4s-5ts'
RoAhD is PRIVATE FAMILY LOCATED on IHR
~ tOtonac riNer one mile from Plney Point Hotel
ieriis per DAY, - Ter week 4 II. COLI PrOprie-
tor. PIN y Point J.. %. Nd. antj-sx
INNCkLLLN1 COUNTRY BOARD FOR About IS
Lfersons. plenty OF shade. milk. &c., eKcoIlent
81 ring water about minutes walk station for
I, rms apIly 70 Z. A NAIkINS Boyds, Nd.
uS-fHa.w-3t
RkLNolR IARM-ROUND BAY-TITVATTp-
lJcoo aud healthy terms reasonable Near 1,rs wus-
Eilie station and y. %. ON Annapolis r. n Alslres.
John McuOM y. CroNnsyille. Nd. Reference kobert
hiaeA1es, ilv Masshehusttis ave. auti-iN.
- 'oMfORT EETREAT '-DEIiaHTFCIIY SIT
~ uaiea IN mountains Of Nary land. near HarIsr,s
Ferry ne1cellsd fOr health ana home coniforts 80
pr ~eek Mis-. CLARK. keep Irsst. Mash. CO, AID.
jyl5-lm'
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MEDICAL, &c.

nh LION.
~ The Uldest Established and only Reliable LAdts
Physician IA the CITY,
can lie consulted aally. 4Os st.. Dotxeen ~ and On
Prompt treatment cSasGlr.tiop strictly oouhdes-
once always oTen. iy2s-3w'
NI AE DE FoRlsT, LONG-EsTABLisHED AND
Ul ieliabse l2oits lS eicHl cal le CONSULTED daily
~ her residepce vvl A II nwI pnee Aours from
ID FAD AND 81 NIsL--DR. BRoTHERs. D0o sf.
ale Oldest lkiEblsBed lxlC SPECIALIST IN thiscity
ana AlI casss ~ I1sstedsc
AID ;uliish lnedlclne, % 40 cliate oonsultar
tt1llca aud tNoin 30 lsiole hy Dr. biSOIHkllh
| SlNl n a. All-I.s, a Notary ltibiic an the
Dlstr1ct % COLUMBIA sl4As ~ sAay ~ W.. 1oos
suiI-4nl'
ITHAs AEVEK BEEN coNTRADlcTEp THAT
lg ladies All! stefan IA tbs cit, ladlezt you
r,nnuentIy cOisult DF kilorhl-lsS. s0o %.
PARTICULAR Iaia ~ all els.ase. leeuilAr "
a.es llsrFioa a.iisls. forU ,e2rs' experselcsL
su,,-lms
MANHOOD RE,ToRfD By USING BOTTLE
WI or two Of Dr. BkOlhEks invisoratng Cordial
Viii eu1 any Gaze al Nervous Detsllty aud less %
poNer IL ilnlarts yleor ~ sne Whole systvn
hHls or Female. 800 st.sw. aus-lhF
II ApIks WHO EtouIpE the sEAyIcEs %
may co,.suit hrs. hIL.sON. llO u si. bel lss
aid I'D NV Consultation with LADIES only sul-2ws
DROi Il ssiONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
- with best oi nsa'eAi isference BY sppisng yts
sth Sc nv eu1-l
nk LosB $50 NORTH i5TH ST. PhfLADEIc
~ phia; 20 year exierience. Hours. 10 ana III y
tanning fuli particulars :Vr home Cure. fi1kk
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II T.WALKER SONS. sOx 10TH ST IN. --Ae
q 0estos Goods. Moth proof alerand Nax q, 81
3-ply Prepared hooisis., has Lilng and IoDA ~.
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MIsCEI.I.ANEoIs.

IN SUMNER RESORT
" Al reopen June 10. Has weli-shaded lawn eps
mountain water. hot and cold bAths. portlcoe- fns
scenery and large rooms Address
auo-lw J. NJ BILL. Haxerstoxn Ma.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
An African Ruler,

Barthoen, paramount chief of the
Banwaketze nation. is a model African
sovereign. He is lord Of [, 1000 square
miles of some of the finest countr in
South Africa. rich in gold. silver. cop
per, iron, asbestos. and capable of $
tanning countless heads of cattle. This
country lies to the north of the colony
of Bechuanaland, with the Beers for
neighbors on the east and the chiefs
khama and Lo Bengula on the north.
Since Barthoen came to the throne
he has effected a moral revolution in
his country. He has encouraged agri-
culture, induced thousands of his peo-
pie to embrace Christianity and has
strictly prohibited the liquor traffic in
his dominions. New York CONNER.
cial Advertiser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

lngs Was szi9,2aI, ule Warner street
house alone costing 81, 23S without
the lot. The lot cost Sl5. 800. New
furniture to the amount of IS, 625 was
bought. but this does not include the
Warner street supplies.
For fuel s22.G53 went a,glimmering.
It required about 5000 tons of coal
and several thousand dollars worth of
kindling. Two thousand six hundred
and seventy-thrce dollars was paid out
for rent to accommodate some of the
COLONIES" Heating fixtures were put
in costing the city $40, 29l. The schools
are all provided with gas, and often in
dark days it is necessary TO burn it the
whole Of the school hours. The gas
cost si93. 50 that year. Four lots were
bought for the sum Of S32,615. includ-
ing the last Warner street lot. This
makes a grand total of sJIt. O2f.-Cin-
cinnati Times. Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

We hear very little about the high
LYice on necessaries nOw or the in
creased cost of living owing to the tax
on tin. 1t is even presumed that the
heart of William Writ Dixon mas
ceased to ache for the poor man who
has been so n~njustly legislated against
by 1.-The classes" The Doc man WAS
q hellofaf.ller with the democratic or
ators ten days ago, but il is possible
that even sold Penn" has forgotten
his existence now. "Sic transit" after
the glorious Tuesday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

In the days Of trial and tribulation
there is one lasting comfort that comes
to the republican heart, that is denied
the democrats In like situation, and
that Is that the bourbon party were
never yet elevated to power In con-
gress, that they did not proceed with
out delay to make such monumental
asses of ,hemse YES that they imme-
diately lost thu confidence of their
newly found Importers. They nave
plenty OF rope in the fifty-secocd
congress, ano if they don't proceed
to hang themselves in short order, II
will be the first time they have missed
IL Ia the m .mory Of man.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

SOME of our old time citizens will be
annoyed shortly, as they are bondsmen
for certain administrators who have
never accounted for property Of dead
persons. The district judge has devot.
ed considerable time to over hauling
the older cases and finds a number of
delinquents. He has not reached the
estates of recent date. A thorough
examination will do no harm. Those
administrators whose accounts are
correct have nothing to fear, but there
may be something disagreesble in
store for folks who have not properly
accounted for property Ia their hands
O. administrators or executors.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
WHY OIL GAINS THE SEA.

N smoothes Out the RippIes so the Wind
Can't Get u Grip On the Water.
The action Of oil in calming the sea Is
now so generally recognized that the
new rules as TO life saving appliances
require that every boat of sea going
vessels and all life boats shall carry
Zone gallon Of oil and a vessel of APP
proved pattern for distributing il on
the water in rough weather" The po-
tency Of oil in smoothing waves was
recently explained by Lord Rayleigh
before the Royal institution in a lucid
lecture.
The well known scientists expert
ments demonstrate that foam or froth
IL caused by impurities in liquids. Thus,
on shaking up a bottle containing pure
water. We get no appreciable foam, but
taking a mixture Of water with 8 per
cent. of alcohol there is a much greater
tendency to foam. Camphor, glue aud
gelatine. dissolved in water, greatly in
crease its foaming qualities. and soap
still more.
Lord Rayleigh finds that sea water
foaas. not IN account Of It's saline mat
ter, but in consequence Of the pres
ence Of something extracted by wave
action from seaweeds. BY simply put.
ting his finger into water which was
moving vigorously under the influence
of a few camphor scrapings the CON
tamination Of the water by the inilni.
tesimal amount Of grease suiiced to
form an invisible film over it and to
neutralize the foaming action produced
by the dissolved cainphor.
The effect Of oil on waves. as sew.
eral physicists have proved. is not to
subdue the huge swell, but TO smooth
and tone down its ripples, each Of
which gives the wind a point d'appul.
thus increasing the force Of the break
ing waves. The film Of oil" says
Lord Raylcigh, may be compared to
IN inextensible membrane floating on
the surface Of the water and hamper.
ing its motion"
As long as the advancing tumultuous
sea water Is pure there is nothing to
oppose its periodic contractions and
extensions, but when its surface is COW
cred with the oily membrane the most
dangerous contractions and extensions
are impossible.
The scientific demonstration Of the
sea quelling virtue Of oil is worthy of
note by all sailors. II is fortunate for
them that Lord Rayleigh has accom-
plished this at a time when ocean
storms, and especially tropical hurri-
canes. are likely to tax the seaman's
art TO the utmost in saving his craft
from destruction. --London Nautical
Magazine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARTFFLEAoUB
j. publishing q most valuable series of Tari0
These are prepared with A view
70 state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton, whether I'm the interest of farmers,
llborers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue Of the series appeals 20 those en-
gagged In separate industries, and presents in
dlsputable. fncts-comparisOns Of wages. cost
or n,lnr, ana other arguments showing the
Any. single M will he sent on receipt Of .
cents In stamps except "Wnges. Living AMI
Tariff" which will be sent for 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for 90 cents or
cents, postage paid. Order by number.
'i-"wass., Living .nd Tariff" Z. A. H.a rs's'.
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lv-.why frishmen should ne prutectlonists
ev-"Ir0tectionl /" y. II AnniDows. ,,.'.,.,,,
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20 AnxRIcAn KcoHonisf, weehly. devoSsd 10 u
discussion Of ali phases u Inc Tadf quss1ion.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
Administrators sale.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance OF an
order 81 tue disiri 4 court In and for ulster Co.
directing the sale Of all the personal properly be-
longing to the estate of James III. Garlock, de-
ceased, ! will sell ut private sale all the said per
sonal properiy, consistin OF household furni.
ture, miscellaneous aud law books, Office desk and
chair. share Of Miles City cemetery stock and
otter articles Of personal property and thai will
receive offers in writing for The whole OF any part
of the same At The office of str-vell Il Porter In
Miles City until IL a. IN. Nov. II, 1891.
TIL PORTER,
administrators 81 the estate Of James II. Garloek,
deceased.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

Do not be imposed or b. any OF :hc numerous
limitations, sib,iiig'cs. &C., witch arc loodiug
the world There is o-lr cue SN.ft's Specific,
and there Is nothing HIS Il. oar remedy cor.
tains 10 Mercury, Potash, Arsenic. ~ any pols.
onous substance whatever II bald lie zen.
eral health from the lI,t dose, aud AS never
failed TO eradicate contagious blood poison and
as effects from the system. De sure to get the
genuine. Send your address fer our Treatise on
Blood and Skin Disease, which Will BE- m9lei
tee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atisnta. Gs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
The panic on Wall street does not
argue a great deal OF confidence In
democratic control, following % soon
% Il does after election.

The announcement that the official
canvass of Silver Bow county has been
made. but that the result will o he
made public for some days, has not the
aspect of honesty. l. II possible that
there IL another precioct 81 lurking in
the background?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

The teachers salaries alone for the
school year ending Aug. 81, 1889. were
e613, 697. Janitors, ct which there are
SIXTY, cost the city about $50, 1000, }
$500 each. The amount spent In -
pain for the different school houses
was e21.o46. The cost OF new hu'iS-