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IL IL were not impossible for State Treasurer
Archer Of Maryland to walk across the room
or to raise any money there would be nothing
10 prevent his skipping to Canada or Brazil
! he state of Maryland is taking it for granted
that he will stay where he Is until he is wanted.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Well what would you have done? Can the
impossible be rendered any more impossible?
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Since Louisville broke the record Of i'm
munity cities lying in the track of the storm
are spprehensiye Of disaster whenever the wind
blows harder than usual or the feryid air pre-
ages the approach Of a cyclone or tornado.
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MITRE RUGS
NV SpRrxo Goops.

Just received beautiful line Of wash Cheviots An.
dersou's Zephyr Ginghams, eattsens. China silka
Plain and fancy Wool suitlngs. Chalhss. silk aud
Lisle Hose. Dsmask liable Cloths and Napkins. al
nizsa Damssk by the yard IN choice PATTERNS Heln.
stiIehed Linen sheets and Pillow Cases LINEN sheet
inEs and kllloN LansnA. all grades.
HooE. BRO. co.
mh5~3m 1925 ST. nv.
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GRAxD Drsr1Ar o. P.s.so,s

collection which include. the latest Paris ana
London Novelties and also the productions Of the c.l.
brs'ed American makers. Lyons, BsIsnap. johnson q
fo~eli' HrSh bros. So worlds erlhstiou OF rxrs-
soils to which you heartily invited The variety
Of Mourning fArssOls unsurpassed In the country.
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So the Canadian government is to give US a
mode Of living on fish for one year. 1t is q
patty they waited until Lent was over But the
',Ofas cioendI will be available FOR the mex,
Lenten 81 AsOn.
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Death and destruction in Roanoke, Virginia.
Yesterday, and Ave feet of tidal wave in Lake
Michigan Rain and tempest from east Ala.
hama 10 east Virgins and hail and tempes,
from the lakes 10 the Ohio. Surely these be
Perilous timesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10

Maryland does wisely to observe an arbor day
The planting OF trees and the preservation Of
our forests are both an individual and public
lutv
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ROBINSON. PARKER 4 Of.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS
$40 SEVENTH ST. NV.

Nj. w. BEvEnIpoE
1908 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
IMPORTER OF
POTTERY. PORCELAIN AND GLASS.
AGENT FOR
EDDYs CELEBRATED RErRIGERATORs,
WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEzERs
ALSO IN STOCK.
KEY STONE EGG-BEArERs
WATER COOLERS, PORCELAIN LINED,
ICE PITCHERS, FINE CUTLERY:
GATE CITY AND JEwETT FILTERs,
aps-6t KITCHEN UTENSILS, ALL KINDS.
DUTTON. BUTTON, WHO HAS GOT THEM TO
ID Match Your Goods Send me pieces and win
edge Of ivory contrasting eolors eight different
W. 3. HILL.
apo-1ws 6l2 llth Of. NV,
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Evidently 1t is proposed to bowstring the
democratic senatorial aspirants from Montans
with Silver Bow.
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lanes CLAYTON. THE BIG BELL SCISSOR
- Grinder. perfect artist In the profs.siou
leople do well 10 p4trOuize Inn while here Vii
IL In lie city several weeks.
ASs-lss 4E6 81. NV.
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The Czarina has been scared nearly into in
sanity and the Car himself into ABANDONING
his visit to Denmark. The Nihilist leayen of
fear ID working.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10

Senator Turpie in his Montana speech yes
terday established his reputation as incl
iIhuous euphonist" Senator Ingalls, has been
that for q long time
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The Senate, led by the contingent Of the
oec'dent. made = vigorous attack on China
yesterday aud the Chinese still 20 As they
please.
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American weather has got 10 be the mos.
imperious and Interchangeable thing since the
laws Of the Modes and Persians
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Sl2 JACKETS.

Three styles The BLAZER is Of the Celebrated
Clay Diagonal Cloth: the waistcoat rs detachable 80
that this Jacket Is easily adapted for spring
wear
THE REFER. of English Diagonal
THE CHEyERoN Jackets have the full Sleeve,
Cuffs and Collar Of Armure Silk.
81 Ladies' who have been paying fancy prices foe
taiormsde Jackets to order requested inspsci
these goods
The PALAIs ROYAL.
tContipued beiowD
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There Is strength IN Jersey streams, there il
hope IN Orange hills. The little state has &C
espied ballot reform With the rfhcial envelope
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GARMENTS FoR CHILDREN
WRAPS. JACKETS. JERSEYS. COATS. SUITS
SHIRT WAISTS, ETC.


In q quiet way we have been catering for the Chill
dren,s trade We open the Of 90 with . stock
that deserves the sttention Of all mothers. The
great variety coupled with Psais Royal prices should
make this place Headquarters.
Misses Refer Jackets. e. so to slQ
Misses Blazer Jackets. s3 to sl2.
Misses Tight Fitting Jackets s3 10 e.
GIAn colors and materials in Checks. plsids
SRI o.. &C. Sizes TO 10 years
Misses Connemarax, $3.50 to ais
sS-sizes TO IL Year,. in bro.dcloths plsids,
checks. stripes, &C.
Misses Suits, s35o to sio.
- Sailor aud the -Gretehens" with zousve. in
Cashmere. Henrietta. Jersey Goth. serges and the
new French Plsids and English suitings.
cHILDRES's COATS. sl.es 10 $40. ZINES 10 4
years. MsseriAls Of flannel and the best siiks Bar
gains the si.es Cream Cashmere Goats the $3.50
French f1annsl Costs in Gray and Tan. with velvet
sleeves; the % rs French Pads made up ~
"Gretchsn" style.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Cor i2th d, and Pa ave-
4 LIsNEk-
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THIs Is A FAcr.

EVERY GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE TODAY
Is BARGAIN. EVERY OVEHCOAT, EVERY
SUIT. EVERY PAIR OF TROUSERS. EVERY
YOUTHS OR BOYS SUIT Is MARKED NOW
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. AND Is
THEREFORE, A BARGAIN COMPARED TO
WHAT THE DEALERS CHARGE YOU WHO
CAN AFFORD TO CUT PRICES IN HALF AT
THE END OF THE SEASON AND THEN
MAKE A PROFIT. WE DO OUR PRICE CUT
TING BEFORE WE MARK THE GOODS. IN
ORDER TO PROVE THE TRUTH OF OUR
STATEMENT JUST COMPARE OUR GOODS
AND PRICES WITH THEIRS AND YOU
WILL. BE CONVINCED. THESE AXE THE
DAYS THAT you MEDIA LIGHT WEIGHT
ovEgCoAT. COME To Us AND GET ONE
THAT Is CORRECT IN STYLE. PERFECT
IN FIT AND NOT EXoRBITANT IN PRICE.
THEY RANGE FROM TEN TO THIRTY
DOLLARS. SPLENDID VALUES IN ALL
GRADES.
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w. Nj. SHusrEn e. Soss.
9Ig PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

9I9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
We have Just received u small line Of DRESS ROBES.
These goods choice and confined styles. They
cannot be duplicated.
We have the best stock of FINE DRESS GOODS it
has ever been pleasure to show.
INDIA SILKS i'll all colors AMI combinations A full
line the plain coors both in dark and light shades
Our stock Of OUTING FLANNELs, i'll Silk Cotton
and Wool, was never bitter assorted.
GINGHAMS and SATEENS, in Plains, Plaids Stripes
and Fancy Figures in great variety.
BLACK GOODS OF all kinds from the best manu-.
facturers.
NUNS YEILINGS, CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES,
WOOL GRENADINES, SILK GRENADINES, with
Satin Stripes; MOHAIRS, CAMEL'S HAIR. SILK
ALPACAs. TAMISE. HENRIETTAS. and in fact a
full line OF Choice Black Goods.
full line of HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses and
Gentlemen,
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
Our stock was never better ted. White Goods
from the cheapest to the finest Swiss Embroidery
made.
The largest and best stock of DRAPERY NETS in
Washington.
ONE PRICE ". N. sHUSTER SONS.
In Plain Figures apps
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The above Carpets are Of the very finest quality the
colorings rich and exquisite tho patterns choice and
the prices EXCEPTIONALLY Low
Remnants of Body Brussels. from 10 TO 25 yds.. at
T5c. per yard.
10 Odd Patterns of best quality Body Brussels made
laid and lined. at 97c Ter yard.
Can you do better,
MITRE RUGS.
Moquette Body Brussels and Tapestry e1 each
Also unprecedented reductions in the CURTAIN.
UPHOLSTERY aud FURNITURE Depsrtments
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
ans 18th and r sta
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YouR ATTENTION. Please,
70 the following. which Is Of nssres. TO every reader
Of TIE STAB:
TO our monster stock Of
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING
have been sddsd two new Departments. viz:
HATS
HATS
and
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOOD q

OF course you all know that we are manufacturer of
Ready Made Clothing for men, youths and children
and that A. yet one has ever succeeded in dupii-
eating our pri e. Our simple. straightforward way
Of doing business made Clothing establishment q
safe refuge for those who had long, financially
from trickery and extortion
wsA At the earnest request Of the good people who
have heartily and generously supported and buided
US up to add these NEW FEATURES to our already
prosperous and rapidly increasing business that in
duced us to take the step.
And today We find ourselves in a line W tn their
wishes and under the most favorable auspices being
the Manufacturers Agents for TIN sale Of
HATS
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Which we shall retail at "Joobers'" PRICES, and
thereby drive another nail coffin Of Old Fogy
which, being properly interpreted means few sales
and fancy prces-an idea which belongs to the dead
past the resurrection Of which should not be permit
ted in this age Of Lush pluck and progress
CONE WITH US AND WE WILL DO THEE GOOD
VICTOR E. ADLER BROTHER.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
e27 AND 929 9TH ST. NV,
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
spl0 Open Saturday until IL pm
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THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1880
ELpHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
Are Offering
New Vermont Maple Sugar.
New Vermont Maple Syrup-gal cana
New Vermont Maple syrup-ouart cana
Stem Out Florida Oranges direct from the grove
wholesafelnd retail
Purity Java Coffee, put in elegant screw-top tin
cana Cans returnable at fun cost.
Our big Bargain" Flour s547 La selling fast and
makes friends Of all who try it. We also offer other
attractions in our Flour department
Headquarters for the Cleveland Baking Powder
which We fully recommend
ElPHoNzo YouNas COMPANY
m27 4.s Ninth st
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CHrLDRES,s REFER JACKETS

CH11DRES,s REFER JACKETS
'f + 4 4 - { &c q En- E En- SIS
T "a J LIZ 600 B & ssss :
EVERY VARIETY OF CLOTH AND ALL THE
LATEST SHAPES.
Colorings-Navy, Stripes. Plaids and Checks Plain,
Braid and Tinsel trimmed. in sizes to 10 years.
Prices very reasonable. commencing 81. so for
and years. 81 80 for years, and So for 10 and IL
years.
Childrens Long Coats in Plain and Fancy Cloths in
and 4-year size.
Children's Peasant Garments in Check and Stripes
ages to II yearsin two Styles sell and velvet yokes
Prices range from Sc up.
We have a line of Children's Long Coats from last
spring. and have decided dispose of them at once if
price is any object The price list below speaks for
itself.
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IMPORTED Wars VERY CHrAp

The Paais Royal each imports samples Of the
a:est London and Paris novelties, which serve rs
models for those Of domestic manufacture. The an
nusl spring sale Of these imported garments is now
taking place The price marked on each is from o. to
$40 below the market quotations for these high
priced novelties. For This 0eek 10 per cent disco UNI
10 per cent % the marked prices.
Imported Braided WRAPS
Is Imported Novelty Jackets.
Supported Lace Wraps
erThese Garments will be found on 9 table where
you may easily examine them. Some Of them
broidered in a manner that make them works Of art
The trimmings and finish are a wonder.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

10-yard piece of Black or White whalebone Casing
regular price Poe. He'd Ticketed Sc q piece
e-inch long Dress Makers Scissors, regular price
75c. Red Jicketed 39c
lot Of Safety Pins, dozen in paper Red Ticketed
lie. paper.
Pinked Edge, Waist Steels Red Ticketed &c. a dozen
Merrck's ready wound Bobbins. Rid Ticketed 4c. a
box.
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WOODWARD 4 LOrHRoP.
Corner 1lth and + sta nv.
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loILET GOODS.

Packages Of Toilet Paper. Red Ticketed for CSC
Powder Box and Puff. were 4Oc. Red Ticketed &c
complete.
Peterman Roach Food. regular price 2Oc Red
Ticketed l. &C. a box.
&c each.
Fel's Cape May Boquet. worth Ice. Red Ticketed &c
q cake.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

lot Of Plain White Hemstitched Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs. worth 15c Red Ticketed &C. each
lot Of Fine Linen Hemstitched Handkerchief,
new designs. worth loo. and 1sc. Red Ticketed &c
each.
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Alot OF Ladies' Pin Stripe Balbrigesn Hose. size
were Soc Red Tieketed lie. pair; 3 psir SOC
10 pair Of Ladies' Navy Blue and Seal Brown Ext
Size Hose. were SOC. he'd Ticketed 33c . pair.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed SILK Vests, slightly faded
were 15c. Red Ticketed soc. each.
lot Of Infants Swiss Ribbed All wool Vests, hie
neck, long sleeves were 81. Red Ticketed o. eac
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LYox's 1890 P.RAso1s

lContinueh l,elnu
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Misses Connemaras. $3.50 10 ais.
eS-sizes TO IL yesrs. in brosdcloths, rlsids,
checks. stripes. &C.
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ART DEPARTMENT.

Fancy Open Scrim, worth l0c. . yard. Red Ticket
4&c. yard.
Cotton Ball and Tassel Fringe for Sash Curtain
worth loo Red Ticketed &c. = yard
Down Pillows, Satteen Covered, size 1918, wor
$50. Red Iicketed Csc each.
Al Tapestry Table Covers, were Soc Red Ticket
25c each.
lot of remnants Of Int. China Silks, were Is
Red Ticketed 1211c. yard
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
Passing Usesolutiops.

The lack of excitement in the Maine
campaign. and the small attendance
at some OF the caucuses. reminds one
of story told Of Vice President Ham
lin in his younger days when he dab
bled with politics in Hampden. The
only attendants at one of his caucuses
was himself and a citizen of large
stature. He had some resolutions TO
pass which began by representing that
they were presented to a large and
respectable" gathering of the voters Of
Hampden Hold on" cried the
other attendant I've can't pass thar,
for II amt true! IL amt a large and
respectable caucus There's only two
Of us" You keep still. brother"
commanded the willy Hannibal, Its
all right. for you are large and l am
respectable You just keep still" So
the resolutions were passed without
further dsmur Eastern State.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
Nul,- Of rews.

The Sidney, New South Wsies,
.trikers are riotous.
Colorado republicans nominated
John L. Rou,t for governor.
Charles Drumm. Springfield, Ohio,
wine merchant, killed bis wife and
self.
Col. Geo. r. Davis, of Chicsgo. has
been chosen director-general Of the
worlds fair.
Thirty buildings we're burned Mt
Whitehall, Mich. by AN inceDdiary
fire. Less 100000.
The government bought 10000
ounces of silver. prices ranging from
sl.l6i to sll649.
A family Of eight were killed ut
Treesbu,N, n. Y, by ixnorantly eat-
ing n nightsbade plant.
An iucendisry fire destroyed eleven
buildings at South Haven. Mich,
causing 500 los.
The Turkish man-of-war Ertgroul
foupdprsd at sea and five hundred Of
the crew were drowned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
the different entries for publication
this morning hut such ] st will b
published in the JOURNAL on Tues
day morning rsxt.
Neatness Along . Railway.

The Boston and Albany railway
from Boston to Worcester Is about a
fine rebuke to careless housekeepen
as can be read by those who run Not
scrap Of paper. not twig even.
dares fall along the lines, or II they do
they are quickly removed, as is every
other trace of rubbish. Walls. fences.
the shrubbery by all the way stations
all bear evidence Of that immaculate
keeping which the big road believes in
and maintains at the cost of eternal
vigilance. not to mention the greater
expense OF dollars and cents. People
who have travelled in England and on
the continent are wont to deride the ap-
pearance Of American railways, but
much has been learned from foreign
systems. and IL cannot be admitted
now that our companies are behind in
the structure or the appearance OF
these arteries of travel. The Boston
and Albany railroad has some Of Bos-
TONS most priced suburban towns
strung like beads on it, iron threads.
and il is as much TO the advantage Of
real estate owners as il is to the pockets
Of the stockholders that this high stand
ard is so admirably preserved Boston
Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21

From no~ until september 18th, the
Northern Pacific Rsilrosd will sell
tickets from M,l-e City to Livingston
and return (for Park tourist-) ut one
fare for the round trip. These tickets
have thirty days return limi. but
will not be gooa later than October
l0rh. These tickets are for sale ouly
to bona fide Park tourists, and In or
der TO secure them the purchaser must
ut The same time psy for n iouri.ts
park ticket, at either SIS, or $40. The
latter covering the ruud trr fr'm
Livingston through IA. Park sod sil
exper res Of the t-l.
c. u. GRIFFITH, Ag'i.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
Death of L.. q. Kelly

DEER LODGE, Sent. l9.-Robert s.
Kelly. late United Sta'e- Marshal un-
der Cleveland, died al his home in
this city this morning Of heart di-sas
He has been subject TO some extent Ia
neuralgia attacks. which undue sx-
citemrDt vt any time would s9vrnvaie
He attended the recent Democratic
convention and returned with imp
toms of the did malady which took 0
serious turn on Wednesday. Thur.
day the attending physician pro-
nounced the case critical. and this
morning the di-esse ended fatally.
The funeral is appointed for Sunday
the 2ls,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21

citizens in Montana. Idaho, Wyoming,
Colorado, Utah. North and South
Dakots, and tfe gold and silver re-
gions of Nevada, that the party prose-
cuted can justify bis act II cutting
timber ny showing the court that he
was q resident OF the state or Terrific.
ry, aud that the timber cut was used,
or intended TO be used, for mining,
man ufacturipg or other domestic pur-
pores within the limits of the State or
Territory, and not for export beyond
the borders thereof
In the House, Representative Car
ter has already interviewed majority
OF the public lands committee with ~
view Of having favorable action taken
by that committee on this amend.
ment. When II becomes law II will
efiectually dispose Of the msny petty
prosecutions which hava heretofor-
ANNOYED the people # Montana and
elsewhere and subjected them time
and sgsin. under democratic ruiz, to
vexatious interference and loss.
Mr.. Carter has also brought about
finsl action on the bill authorizing the
appointment OF commission 10 nego-
oisie for the opening Of the wet end
of the Crow reservation. lhis bill
passed the House some ( ur months
ago and passed the Senate last week
with trIfling amendments. in which
the House has concurred. The bill
will be signed by the President aud
the commission will he appointed
promptly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
All FILLED but One

List night wa, the closing date for
entries for the October races, and We
are pleased to announce that Il the
hour fur closino the books oil races
announced for the three days had been
filled except the military race, which
ss announced yesterday Was stricken
OF the list for tbe reason that the
cavalry being In the field, II wss In
po-sibls 70 get the borses in training
or even have them here NJ oompsti-
tors II entered. The fact that our
FIRST regular race me eting he's been -
successful thus far 10 matter OF eon-
graduation 70 tho.e who 10 the fAss
Of many disadvantage and much op-
pssl,ion lGsisted that propsrly coa-
dusted raos track ooald b ma1s .
succsn In Miiss City. Owing - ~
sush and cso6.slss insIdsat y ~
eluuisg houR Z ~ eatslon - \ Z
uaun1h1o = rcq11p . -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21

All psrsons not scssally esgassd -
ths sxssslslua Of hoFsss % ~ trndk
sss ssqosuts1 b Keep on Ne saoA
Thb rsqssss \ nsds y pssvsst -
dsalA vhlsb - llahae = neeoos q -
uoss b uss1 in1lnslu1on1llR
!. >. !. jrsF /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
The Cheyenne Removal.

WASHINGTON. d. Sept. l9.-Sen-
ator Sanders says that ~ view Of the
recent bsd conduct Il the Northern
Cheyennes. the Indian office here Is
contemplating the removal Of the
Pine Ridge (Dsk J Cheyennes 10 Mon
tsna, 20 that The eilire tand may be
placed under strong military supervi-
sion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21

Notice To Horsemen-Iiuyer, aud sellers.
All parties who VIII have h rs'- "r
mules for sale duriir th. week Il The
Custer County As.oris''"n .ni.-, are
requested to report :" hr und-r-is' ~
the number and d.scdp''ou of sni-
mails they will offer for -sle 'n or be-
fire September csih. II is expected
that all parties having horses here for
sale will avail themselves OF the facii-
ties offered by the association for SELL
ing them. Buyers are requested to
confer with the proper officers Of the
association and not with outside SELF
er-. G. w. ALLERToN,
IS Sery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21
Focused the House.

WASHINGTON, September l9.-
While the Democ. attic members
were all ab-ent today, filibustering
bu,in.ss. and when all Republican
seats were hlled, q photographer took
u picture Of the House. winch Repub.
licans will use oil over the country
Ms cam psgu document.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept. is.-Of great
to the mining 6tatss and
Territories 10 senator Handsn' amend
meat 70 ~ blll rspsaling the timber
sultars Nv. adeptsd bv the senate.
The ansn1Esnt provides that In ell
eases vhsss peosscptleosefa slvil =
osininaa so1opo srs inso11uoc1 erplua|