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Cur1cUnA Is GREAT,

Because great thngs required Of IT, Curing skin
diseases IL no easy matter Every sufferer from tor
turing. disngurns, itching burning. bleeding, scaly
and pmply diseases Of the skin, scalp and blood with
failure Of the usual rsrasdiss. CUTIcURA 10 the
greatest Of skin cures. II
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IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE BUILDING Lors.-
Radcliffe, Darr Co, auctioneers, will sell to-
morrow, Wednesday, August II, at o'clock p.
M, some of the finest building lots in West
Washington, being on 35th and X streets, near
the Metropolitan railroad and the line of the
Washington and Georgetown cable cars. The
street Is concreted, has water gas and sewerage
parking ana shade trees and is one of the finest
sites in Georgetown. An elegant chance for in
vestment. Piats and information at office Of
auctlOneers.-Adrt.
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HERAYANA JAPANESE DAYLIGHT FIREWORKS
The greatest novelty ever imported into this
country at River View, Wednesday, August
IL Also a grand balloon ascension and para
chute leap by Grace Shannon, queen Of the
clouds All for Is cents. Come yourself and
bring the children. Steamer Saml J. Pentx
VIII leave her wharf at 9:45 a. m, las and
o;4o y. m Fireworks and ascension to take
place at $50 p. m.-4drt
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Looking in Vain for the Garbage Man.

Looking In Vain for the Garbage Man.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The garbage has not been collected from our
back yard since Monday. the Sd instant 1t is
now a week. The stencil is unbearable and we
have to leave our windows open. There is no
saloon attached to our house, but where there
is one the garbage is removed every day. Word
was sent to the man with the cart and he sent
back word to keep our clothes on. The people
ON both sides Of US are placed in the same posi-
ton as We are. WM. G. Common,
476 o street northwest.
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PiSEY PorSr HOTEL is the place to find
plenty OF hsh. oysters and crabs. Also you
can have good salt water bath and a com
Portable bed. No mosquitoes Take the
steamer Lake at o'clock pm. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays if you want to get rid
OF tins hot weather. Fare, round trip and one
days board and lodging, s3.-Adre,tiseD.ent.
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For THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION At
FREDERICK, Thursday, August IS. the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will run a special train, leav-
ing Washington at $50 am. See time table for
additional trains to Frederick. Round trip for
slJO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-11

Trouble ia feared in the coal mines Of Mid
dlesborO. KY. The whites object to the en-
plOyment of colored laborers In the mines and
the latter have frequently been run of by the
white miners. The mine owners yesterday APP
piled to the sheriff for protection and trouble
Is feared.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

AIBAreH'a-Carlston Opera Troupe.
AcAprMr OF MusIc.-Clevelsnd's Minstrels.
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RIVER AND MOUNTAIN BREEzEs AT ISLAND
PARK.-Just the place to cool OF. Trains from
b. and D. station at $50 and l0:40 am. Thurs
days; Il round trip. Bathing, boating, fish
ing, music, dancing, all free.-Adrt.
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WHERE CHILDREN DELIGHT To RoMP-Island
Park in the Potomac at Harpers Ferry. Trains
from ID. and U. station at $50 and 10: 40 u. m.
thursdays 81 round trip. All amusements
free.
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STEAMER GEO. LEARY leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach, Sundays, Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 3
n M; Saturdays, 7:30 pm.-Adut.
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C1rvELASD,s BAKING POWDER.
CITY ITEMS.

1t May Be Shirts
That you need. Don't wait a week or two to
have them made. We can fit you from our
stock. Our 81 Laundered Shirt is the best
ALI styles bosom.
HENRY FRANC 4 SoN, One Price.
1t Cor. It'll and D.
Dog Collars Engraved, Razors Honed
Free. Fishing Tackle. WALFoRp's. ATT Pa.av.ls
The Latest Novelty for summer cottages
lawns, hotels, porches. &C., Finish, vanished
on the wood or VermiliOn. Double Oval Reed
Seat nailed. Price. so net for suite of five
pieces. The discounts of from 10 to 20 per cent
on all sales OF Furniture is still in effect
Terms cash THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
aul0-3t AS eth st.
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
Ctr MERITS DRUG STORE, 1014 F st.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims,
Wheeler wilson New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrAprures
Office 49, 9th street northwest dl1-tr
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

roNyctsT I'LL EIGHT A. n WEDNESDAY.
For the District OF Columbia and MARYLAND
continued warm southwesterly winds and fair
weather. except thunder storms are likely noun
tain districts during the evening.
For Virginia continued warm sonth westerly
winds, generally fair. except local showers dur
ing the night in mountain districts Of western
portiona
CONDITION OF THE wATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
an: Great Falls. temperature 50; condition.
~ Receiving reservoir. temperature. s6. Con-
dftion At north connection. 90 condition at
pouth connection. So: distributing reservoir.
tsmpsrsture. 81 condition at inhuent gate
house. Is. condition at effiuent gate house, 16
High Water. Low Water.
oo4 an. 122O pm. S.s2 Am 6:22 pm.
SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY AT GILL's, 1929 st.
Fruit tablets. 25c- pound
CARprrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
works, 63l-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free Of charge Telephone 1851
BrI GrIL's fruit tablets from your druggist.
FUssxLL's Lee CREAM shipped anywhere out
q town by express. 1927 New York ave.
Colonial BEACH for Saturday nights, $50.
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LArIMER Il SLOAN. auctioneers will sell a
stock OF groceries tomorrow at 10 a. M. at cor
ner oath and streets northwest-Adct
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| TWENTY MILE Run down the river, touching
at Motley Hall. Dancing; 6p.m. Commenc-
ing today.-Adrt
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DANCING AT MOTLEY HALL, to 10 pm. or
twenty-mile run down the Potomac, D. m.
Commencing today.-Adrt.
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cleo, e1.O0, 91.oO, sl.00, s1.00.-To pictur-
esque Island Park and back, Thursdays. Trains
from B. and o. station at $50 and 1884 q. m.
All .,musements free.-Adct.
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CLrvELAND's BAKING POWDER
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.. New York.
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The Hotel Normnpt,ie.

1t r. b. Aohun, the receiver in the case OF
c@ss against Woodbury. Of the Hotel Norman
de. Who some days ago was authorized to bor-
row money 70 carry on the business. has filed
his report This Is a report in detail, and shows
an arrearase On August TO- &c. of q. 500; that
he has endeayoredto borrow the money needed
70 pay the debts and carry on the business.
without success, and he has been notified by
the IRE underwriters that unless the electric
wires about the building are made more safe
they will increase the rate Of insurance. He
concludes: If no funds are available TO meet
the demands of the employees Of the hotel. 4 see
no alternative but an involuntary Cessation Of
business there. unless the employe. will con.
sent 10 continue without having their claim.
paid when cue. i submit the entire matter tc
the court and beg that 1 may in some way be
relieved Of NV embarrassing position at tn.
earliest practicable moment"
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Suit for Material Furnished the shoreham
Yesterday Messrs. Hall 4 Garrison Of Phila-
delphia filed a bill against Levi p. Morton and
Frank n. Carver to enforce the mechanics
lien on lot 3, square PIG. They allege that
Morton is the owner and Carver was employed
to build on the property an addition to the
Shoreham; that the latter contracted with
them for interior work and on his order de-
hyered material amounting to 1885. of
which S2,37S.68 is due. and they ask an order
Of sale and the application of the proceeds to
discharge the lien.
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DoS'r miss the trip to Colonial and Clifto
Beach Steamer Geo. Leary y a.m.-Adct
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Cool fishing and Grabbing at Colonial and
Chiton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m.-Adr
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Wants the Appreciated Vain. of the Land

Z. A. Newman has by c. E. Nicol and Robin
son White filed suit against Cyrus A. Baker to
recover SIS, 1864. the amount certain prop
erty in Langdon Park has appreciated in value
since May 4. 1889. He claims that defendant
then agreed to sell him for cents per foot.
one-third cash and balance in stock Of the New
man Anti-freezing Pipe Company, certain
squares and lots in Langdon Park and refused
to comply with the agreement
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL PARK.
Amateur championship sns q f. !hf United States.
Admission. 25c. Grand stand free.
Game called at $50 pm. 1t
X NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs DAY.
GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUoUA.
AUGUST II. 1891.
Qf rainy. next clear day.)
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
2P.M.
Bag races, wheelbarrow races running races tug OF
Bpm
mines. SN-
6PM
Organ solo, selected. Mr. c. H. Chase.
Goodhart. Supreme Rep.
GRAND CONCERT.
). Contra iS solo, i Cali Ne M 6eSea
Mrs. J. Esputa Daily.
4. Solo, "Vittorto: .Carissinle.
). Soprano solo. Brazilian Bird Song" David
" s''' Mr. Gso aH s Stein 00''n0S
2. Soprano solo. ~ .:Ths Echo Song" Cby request.
s. Solo. Thou Art Like Unto Flower. Rubenstein
Sig. Emile Mori.
9. Organ solo, selected. ......... Mr. Mcleod
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS DAY,
GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. AUGUST 12. 1891 1t
N PennsyIvania ave. and 11th st.
GRAND OPENING
MONDAY. AUGUST IL.
BOBBY GAYLOR,
In His New Comedy,
y y
Under the Management of Wm A. Brady
Seats Now on Sale.
A Good Ressryed Seat for 25c. aul0-@
RETHEsDA PARK.
Dancing music every fair afternoon this week, b.
ginning today. from $50 to 10 pm.
Cars Of the Rockville railroad from terminus Of
Georgetown and Tennallytown railway every half
hour on hour and half hour until IL pm.
Swings. Flying Horses and other smusementa
Good Spring Water. Light Refreshments, &C. sulO6s
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"A Every Evsnins-oniy Matnss Saturday.
Y: T: c cAEEETSNN S SREkA g..
In Chbulkas beautiful opera,
XXoRifA.
GENERAL ADMISSION, 25 Cents.
Next wssk-Chsngs Of Opsrs Nightly. sus-ts
A CADENY OF MUSIC,
"A Corner Ninth and d vtreeAs
Coolest Theater in America
Three nights and Wednesday Matinee Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, August To- IL, ~
The Big City Show.
". 8. CLEvELAND's
GREAT CONSOLIDATED.
The Ei6el Tower Of
49,. MINSTRELSY
60 ARTIsTS. ALL NEW. a
lncarnate Spirit Of the Ain, OUDA.
RIGBY. QUEEN, RETO. LYONS.
-Four Empsroes Of Nusc
Prices. 25c., 50c., 75c and n
Seats now selling ct Motzerotts lilo s<v.x r<<A
west, and ss bog once on days Of performance su6
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Bnoxoprsr cures headache: a5c.-Adpt
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CAnprrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
works, 63l-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852
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LECTURES.

EREE LECTURE ON MEMORY CULTURE
- Prof. A. s. BOYD viii give another lecture at the
M, Z. A. building, New York ave-. WEDNESDAY,
gentlemen are invited Any memory may be improved
Tour fold aull-2t'
DROP. BOYD WILL GIVE THE FIRST LESSON
Of the course Of i've TO q class Y. NJ Z. A rooms
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING q 80. Others can
Join IL
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SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY AT GILL's. 1929 r at.
Frrlit tublets 2Sc Mound.
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e1-so SPECIAL ExcunsIoS TO OCEAN CRY e. So
For Saturday, August Is, IT, B. 4 o. r. r.
announces special excursion from Washington
% Ocean city. Tickets Will be sold at rate Of
e2so for round trip, viii be valid on train
leaving Washington at AS pm, and will be
good for return passage on special train leaving
Ocean City at $50 pm. Sunday or ON regular
train Monday. Parlor car attached to train 90
ing end 10 special train returning.-Adu.
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buit Against IN Accident Insurance Company
Mrs. Helen NJ Dunn, widow Of the late Dr.
John W. Dunn. has, by Messrs Mcdonald,
Bright 4 Fay. fled a suit against the New York
Accident Insurance Company to recover 81. OOO.
shs states that her husband was insured by de-
fsndsnt for t5.o0o, to be paid to her should he
die from bodily injury received through ex-
ssrnai and accidental means, and alleges that
On DECEMBER 30 last he died from poison re-
suluns Yrom accidentally cutting himself when
performing surgical operation. and in conse-
qnsnee the amount sued for became due in
ninety days from the proof Of death. and such
proofs have been presented, but defendant has
refused to paw
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Dog Collars Engraved, Razors Honed
Free. Fishing Tackle. WALFoRps. AIT Pa.av.l~
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| ooA At THIS
The Palace steamsr
sAM'L J. PENTZ
VIII commence her INDIAN HEAD sdps
SATURDAY EVENING. JULYu.
And every Saturday during the season stopping a
River View going and returning. DaI.cing at Rvsr
View during the evening Leaving 9TH st. wharf =
80 D. IN. Home 1880. Tickets 25c
No Objectionable parties allowed on the boat or
grounds.
Z. q. RANDALL.
Ylo-3m Proprietor.
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vI,HE AUBURN. PA AVE. AND 2,D 81 NV.
n,csay furnashsd roons and board ~ dAy. vssk .
month fr5l
4 pr day: week, 90. headquAr1sn az axhtssssss
nrst-cl..s homs pAacs runs ssagss d.ny - a. pe.lo
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RIVE k1cuhsioSs
II NILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOR Is CENTS.
Two salon Steamer. From nh q. tsay vAarf.
6sil and arrive hourly.
ftop = xisxssdr1a, Va COLLEEN
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05
Avenged His Friend.

Alderman Higgins is the owner Of
two handsome and valuable dogs. One
is quite small. while the other is a
good sized fellow. They are both well
behaved and quiet. The other morn
ing the little dog started up the street
alone. Before he had gone far two
other dogs met him and a fight ensued
In which the little one was badly pun
lshed. After getting away he turned
and went to the Higgins studio, where
his big chum was reposing. a few mo
ments later the larger dog wanted 70 20
out; the door was opened and he dart
ed up the street. Before going far he
met the two dogs who had assailed the
little one, and. in the language Of the
small boy, ''he licked 'em'bOth." Hav-
ing accomplished this work, he went
back 10 the studio wagging his tail and
apparently much pleased at having
avenged his comrade. Bath CMe.) En-.
Jerprise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

This r medy l. becoming - well
huoUn aud 81 popular b To need no
special menti D.. All who have used
El-rlric Bitter- sing the same sing 81
3 al .-.-A puter medicine does not
exit and u j. guaranteed io do all
that j. claimed. FL ctric BitteIs will
cure all diseases OF the liver and kid
= will remove pimple-, boil, -ali
rhrum sui other sti' ctIou- 'ap-ed ny
impure blood. VIII drive malaria
rom the ~ IN sui prevent A. I'll
A. cure all msltr al 'tv- p r cure
Of headache. constipation Hut indigo
tiou trv Fec rio Bitter "trr ~rt's-
cotton guaranteed. DrI nu,y refunded.
Pr... 3d.. ami sI.Dr r,r h.r A., - ".
f.. savage drug -.re.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

fail of the rat which is in front 20 the re-
ouired length and let him 60, but still
keen the other fastened t. the board
with his head loose, and you give him
something TO eat. At the end Of a fort
night the wound is perfectly healed and
the eve Of the most curious investigator
would not see a trace Of the grating.
This is the way the "A make rats
with trumpets.'
On the part Of the defendant it was
urged hat he had certainly made up
the rats as stated, but he affirmed that
he had not sold them to the plaintiff as
being born" with trumpets. Verdict
for the zouave Washington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

MODERN SEHARiTANs
How some Very Angry Nrighbors Turnet
Their Feeling. 90 GuDd Account.


rsat- - ...J -
r. rss, .,-- n -.rr-Y frlf-r.
non meeting held f..- after breakfast
TIL laysrs4y ...G r..r -r. r,v Yin.
child r4,r door o.. .....f ,ra.
Shame and rr. ..r--. a.r. -.t.
If MA. NOTHING ..-, '..r. grimm.
The SHINING clerk ...! thar b.. r.
Uev.d I'm. I.gr r.G ..4u CRYING -....t.
for ., bggr. ami -.e Isu..rlv .a.
thar IT. had Cried r.-. u- I..- rr. I.-
before ro.
The contractor r.-. said that 81.
knew f., mother wH.lY.I fl. and rHa.
If size were 90 man -I..d u.y. DO
stopped even if Size had rY 20 to rl.
police
The biz -r..T contractor -rra.-I..r.
himself uD ana. said h- would .,.r.
next door and -.a what u- could d..
The -n.r..r- clerk volunteered q. 90.
l.m. and The l-..- Grr -..
salesman -..i Ha was Zoo for auymrra
meut that ..uIG stop rha. crying Tie.
cashier said rlar cruelty 90 children a
the one thing that actually mad, Dim
want 10 -rris. 90 woman. lie had notice.
the wav THAT baby had been treated lDI
some time
TU- f.gr mon sailed forth. and the
IapdIqdy tba contractor, Wit. and the
cashier, wife watched them from tile
hay window They climbed the steps
An rla bell and ii moment later ei.
tered ru. house Three minutes after
ward rbe cashier came out and hurr.a5
ar down the street. and the women ex
cI.f,..5 .imuIrauaousIv. He's goiui
co. . r.ri.amau" Then the shippin,
CLERK appaarad and hurried after the
n
II ,r,. f,Uv fifteen minute before
,b. c,rrrs..to- aupeared followed by
r. dry go,ds salesman. The former
NO wi,ing his forehead with his hand.
Lar.Liaf a. he climbed the steps Of the
h.or5i,g bousa AGAIN He was met al
H. door bv n three women.
.yVha+ ala she savy' asked his wife.
uSba ia she was Glad 70 see Us. he
so;d IN his grptT way
,.Tla brszan rbing,n exclaimed the
.hraa Women
..S+o, tba+ 80 no said sharnlv wv,
ella her we were neigbbors. and sIs
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STORY OF THE "TRUWPET RAT


- p,o. .,
r,.,.,,,,irr N,t4r,H.t
VIII, rb. Fr-.r y.ua,... y..-, first
ir Africa a r.g -.,- nf -,- made II. ap-
,..r.,.. tU.r. Do .g. called tie
-rr..a- r.r having % lar- urabo,
T... -....r ....r-a- De- gr. Of
... ..rs..r. r. .u ...-r.. natural
..r r.,. r.-. 4 Cd am action az law. Said
ria. r.rfr-.fr boa court
.I.r.- s.u.y. Ha. cheated m. uut of
I.. FRANCO. d.. knows that .m much
Interested Ir natural sciences Il4t.
n.l.r..u. .f. FOSSILS .f Shells of ran.
gm pr rr-.s, plants one da,
.. r.r..a r...r ln. and said. Sir
law. ..gI of animal which has r.y.r.
been mentioned av any naturalist DO
i-. ra.mrsr r.r. and na-. trunks Is. an
........ Ir is aI.g. and we'll. II
y.g wish 20 -p. &c YOU have only o.
come ii. my .I.g-a
Il wis scr. aul..u. 200 behold rl.-
.rr.r.. animal We arrived .t Li,
nous. ana Doc showed mc iu % cage au
.@rrr4ou. r.r. very lively and 100 good
condition which really had lu its nose
"a slender eycr-.c,nc. more than am
inch iu Iaurh The eNcrc>ccuce was
covered with hair like the body Of the
animal with vertebrge iu h.. and ga
most extraordinary thing larger az the
summit than az the base-the contrary
10 what il ought 10 be IN the usual
course Of things. To convince myself
that it was not a dupc and a mystihca-
ton / stuck "A pin into the trumpet
The animal cried out and "a drop Of
blood came from the prick. The ex
Uerimeut was conclusive. IL was really
a trumpet forming part Of the rat.
Il was amazed. asked this man If
he would sell his rat. He said yes, and
| mid him fifty francs for it. Ny
I friends and servants all admired il. and
was enchanted. Ny rat was a male.
Some one said to me that / ought to
procure a female. | asked the zouave
II he could procure for me a fe.
male and he said he had two.
saw them and bought one OF
them for fifty francs. Some months
afterward the female had young !
looked at them and they had no trum.
nets. said 70 myself. They will
Z sprout.' | waited one month, tSo
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

Many horses s-umhl. .ar.I are whipped
therefor. because persons haviu. them
600 keeping ar- rrr...~ Zoo HircaIu.
them u5 The most fragrant aud
common error iu a.YrAiu- "a horse is ra.
placing rE the br...u.l. or hold back
strap at rlr proper height ou the
horses hind legs In fact every third
hor-a is hIrclcl wrong ina this respect.
The brcsrh-u should bee 80 bucklei
that 10 will mot slip up under the horse'-
tail. and never so that il will, when
the horse D., going down hill or holding
against "a load, slip nearly down 10 his
hDck, The latter position deprives
the horse Of the free use Of his hind
leg-. causes his feet 90 alternately
lifts his hind feet. if not his whole hind
parts. nearly of the ground, and throws
the weight of rI. load and Of the horse
himself on T.. front feet-the result
being badly sprung knees, frequent
unavoidable stumbling, with the gen
orally attending whipping, jerking Of
the reins and curses Of the fool driver.
Cor. Washington Star.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

Experienced Traveller tat railway
restauraut When did that man AT the
other table give his ordert
Waiter Bout ten minutes ago, sab
What did he orderf
''Beefsteak and tiXin's. sab"
How much did he fee your
Quarter. sab
We'll. here's half a dollar Cook
him another steak and bring me his"
Yes, sab. Good News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05
NOmit
Every Meal.

l.. directed 10 the wisconsin tenTral Lines a.
the direct route 10 and from Milwaukee, hicago
and an points east and south. Two through
fast trains with Pullman Nestibuled Drawing
Rooua Sleeper and the Ccntral's famous Dining
Cars attached each way daily. between Mime
apoIis and 81. Paul aud Milwaukee and Nhi-
cage.
For tickets. sleeping car reservations, time
tables and other imformatitn, apply 70 any
ticket agent in theI uited States or 'anada or Al
CITY offices corner Of Washington and Nlcolet
Ayes.. Minneapolis, and ib2 +. 3rd ST, -. Paul
or to r. Hanson, General Passenger Agent
Minneapolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05

where Chndrep Have No Nsmss for Years.
The children Of the Amos, a people
living in northern Japan, do not re
eeive their names until they are five
years old. Il Is the father who then
chooses the name by which the child is
afterward called.-Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05
Government Chemists Certify:

The ROYAL Baking Powder is composed OF pure and whole
SON INGREDIENTS Ii does not contain either alum or PhoSPhates, Dr.
oh.r ;nHyiors substances EDWARD 6. LOVE-, PHI. D."
The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the PuTest and most
reliable baking powder offered to the public.
"HENRY A. Morn, MD, PHD"
The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quality and highest in
strength of any baking powder of which l have knowledge.
"WM McMURTR1E, Pm. d."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-05
ROYAL
Best Baking Powder
The Official Government Reports:

The United States Government, after elaborate tests
reports the ROYAL BAKING POWDER to be of greater leav-
ening strength than any other. Bulletin IS, Ag.
Dep, +. 599J
The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show
the ROYAL BAKING POWDER highest of all in leavening
strength. Bulletin 10, +. 16, Inland Re7. DbJ
In practical use, therefore, the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
goes further, makes Purer and more perfect food than
any other.