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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03
to Holders OF Custer County Bonds
Mills CRY. mont, I
Feb. Is. ISL.

Mills CITY. Mont,
Feb. II, ISL.
Notice il hereby given that ] am prepared 20
redeem on the 18th day Of March ID. lssl, at
the Office Of kountze Brothers, New York City
Ia the state Of New York. bonds 20 the amount
Of fourteen Thousand one hundred dollars
taflO0uOl issued under the act entitled Act for
the funding Of the outstanding Indebtedness Of
the County q Custer and approved February =,
ISL, and until the said 18th day Of March. lsHl, j
will open such prososals and will redeem such
bonds a. BE- offered at the lowest price, provided
that no bid above par viii BE- accepted If no bad
h. made az par, or less, or II a sufficient amount
Of bonds BE- not offered % absorb such surplus
fund. then such surplus fund will be used for
the redemption Of said bonds according TO the
number Of their issue Of which l will give notice
by Law and from the 18th day Of March, A. d..
l,alt the said bonds proposed 20 be redeemed
shall cease 60 draw interest; and II any such
bonds are not presented within sixty days from
the said 18th dag Of March. lsel. l win apply the
said amount for the redemption Of bonds next
In order Of the number Of their issue.
W. r. SAVAGE.
Treasurer Of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

Clean o1tton rags wanted al this
Office.
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March came In like a lion and will
20 out likes lamb. As the saying goes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

J. W. Ambold, OF OmAhs, Neb.,
spent the Sabbath In the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

Jim Kennedy, Of Sadie. was In the
city YESTERDAY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

Jacob Miles, Of Bozeman, was In the
city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

Train No. . was six hours late the
cause being the heavy snow all.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

The bill fends report collections
good yesterday.
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Choice beef tenderloins and sweet
potatoes at Longs market.
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E-A@-ssSssy
X3Utl -: i q 60
&R cR uEx hs4sMa 49, :
leHrintM foe1 EuaI - $685.
~ stuarea raaFeFaeula Nlak 80 go aan naaannunl
- mqasF - - gar@ san-N@tal e. ahsse EnsHF I'D oadlT
Nawea arzr Al se u@kG mu1 naA Es1nm aEnunnnr j
haTe awa1F $500 sd nuzi1ed IN aaraurnam lana
nualgr = - - luEhur s-U Gaauo q r-waah hsHEW
80 sDt.tleE garicu1.. FEEnrE Eaalus e. $50
E-c ALLEY 49, 49, @E.aa. Maaae.
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LOCAL 1T z S.

It was g50 below zero last night.
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Rheumatism

According 20 recent Investigations is caused by
excess Of Tactic acid In the blood. This acid at
tacks the hbroua tissues, particularly In the
joints, and causes the local manifestation Of the
disease, pains and aches In the back and shout
ders. and In the joints at the knees. ankles, hips
and wrists. Thousands Of people have found in
Moods SarsaparilA . positive and permanent
cure for rheumatism This medicine By its
purifying and WALKING action. neutralises the
Acidity Of the blood, and AlsO builds mp and
strengthens the whole body.
Hoods ~SarsapariIIa
Sold By an druggists. o. six forss. Prepared only
~ c. l. HOOD a Co, ApOthecaries, Lowell. MAsA
100 Doses One Dollar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-03

The weather WIS rather cold yester-
day
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St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The Tomb Of St. Francis Xavier at
Goa.

This tomb itself must be admired rs
masterpiece OF art. 1t snrpassrs all
ones expectations, and it is doubtful
! whether another mausoleum in the
Nho!t or India, or even Asia, excepting
the Lag Mahal could be found to equal
II. us three stages are built of rich
marble OF parlegated colors. The low
est is Of red and purple jasper and Car
lala ilabaster, adorned with statuettrs
Of clerubs. The middle stage is of
green aud yellow jasper, the priucjpaI
decorations OF winch are four beautiful
bronze plates representing incidents in
the life OF the saint. The highest stage
Is surrounded by a beautiful railing of
rtd Jasper married. with white spots.
rms railing is adorned with figures of
angels, ana It's middle portion is graced
with columns elegantly carved, and
stanilnS at equal intervals The inter
VenlDg spaces are surmOunted with
arches, aud have several incidents in the
lite OF the SAINT represented on them.
The trltzeS Of its four Iattra! columns
are OF black stone with white stripes.
While the pilnths are of yellow iasner.
On the top Of this stage lies the far
famed coffin, overlaid with silver. in
which the remains of the saint are de.
posted. 1t lisa gorgeous receptalce, d.
vIded on each side into seven panels
some exquisite plates pre- |
>entlng IN relief some of the more i'm |
portant incidents in the life of the saint |
Engineering.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
We Hi ave Seen

"A young man sell good farm, turn m.r.
chant break and die insoivcnt
farmer spend so much time in town that
1hcte was nothing at home worth looking after
\ re! mans son begin where his father left
on' anu END where luis father began-penni.
a worthy farmers son idle away the prime
OF MS life i'll dissipation, and end his career in
poverty. -"
a farmer too self conceited to mend his way
anu 100 obstinate to mend his footsteps
poor BOY grow rich by industry aud good
management and rich boy grow poor by idle
hess and dissipation 'N~
man spend more money in folly than would
support his family in comfort and indenend.
cnce
a farmer build dwelling house so large and
hlle that the sheriff was the first to occupy it.
cultural fair with his fences all down. fields
oFtrSroWn with weeds, stock foraciug ON ~
nelsuDOrs field and his taxes unpaid
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The Third Party.

We have been asked what we think
OF this movement, not because our opin-
ION was regarded as of much value, but
rather We presume, to crafty curiosity.
we have given the matter very little
! reflection for the simple reason that all
the men in the world cannot make Il
whale ont of a tad-poes' tale.
The make up of the Cincinnati con-
! vtntion constitutes such paternity as
cannot insure an offspring CAPABLE of
living. Sre who siIts il. The Peoples
party, the lnhu>t1 Ial Alliance, the
Knights of Labor, the Christian Social
Isis, the Unchris-ian Socialists, the sim
gle tax party, the Anti-mnnopnly party,
John p. St. JnhDitts, and the Mis-.
Helen Cougar parties. 1t were difficult
to say what name would he sufficiently
comprehensive in its Significance to
cover all the incongruouS elements that
were sought to be unified in political
purpose by that convention. The most
We can say is that, they were, one and
all, mugN jumps in tole,ably advanced
stage Of drmentia. The nondesclipt
thing is the offspring Of prrtulbed I'M
agInations, which wandering in the
mazrs of idiocygras;1s at the deIusiee
plnltnms of the day.
1t must perish in il very short time,
for want Of the cohesive power Of pub
lie plumber.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

The Baton Rouge Truth. though q
pronounced anti in principles. decent]v
submits to the recent d-cisinn of ~.
Supreme Court. 1t is quite refreshing
10 see gentIemanly principles rise above
r,anat'clsm aud proclaim the man
HUSTON Caligrapt.
Yes, ana the more refreshing because
somewhat rare. The average anti ad;.
or tunes aud struts and froths Of tho
n"nth---grows fierce as A rat becansa
ne 's silly enough to think that whan
"ftery editors counsel moderation and
tectncy the advice is prompted eithar
y tlmidlty or because they donht tho
Justice OF their canse. The wonds aro
tull of these Bomhastes Furiosos uho
narade in fuss and feathers brfore on
indm'rlDg constituency. - Alexandria
Times.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Chataiglliar.

No rain yet since Feb Goth What is fine
matter with the moon she has hriicd orr
oldest and most trusted weather prnuhpts: in
fact she has spit III the face OF her old Alma
Mater. The earth. 0nght to withdraw her at
traction. ana let her go spinning around
amongst the planets, or get drawn in by the
sun and burnt to eli der.
Our talented astronomers have forptnld rain
Tor every Isl quarter, every full moon &c for
several months. and theV cuntinur to draw
horoscopes and predict rain. I wonder that
our hard worked farmers do not lose conf
deDce in them
L the moon waltz around our telrauueouS
globe once more without giving ilA rain Onr
crops for 1891 will be in the past tense or rath-
or we will not be able to cnniugitc them at all
The cotton crop will not reach $500 600 bales
this year if the world depend on Chataignirr.
give this nfO NATION for the benefit of thp
cotton brokers, 50 that they may lie prepared
to face the bear, o. the bull, or some other
savage animal well known III commercial cir.
Giles.
The fact is, our cotton crop is all in en,hr, o
Set-none or next TO none has been planted
Our staple crop Is rice and deServedly -, for il
has improved the condition Of orr people won.
dcrfully and we can plant it SO late a~ the oath
qrOx. with falr prospects OF "A good return
There Was quite an exciting race at Willie
Plate last Saturday. Our people backed up a
crack flly OF this place against one OF their
horses and staktd h good part OF their Ioust.
change. and-and-lO-t 1t.
We have here now NJ 5. BruiatOnr an estim,-
bic lady, and an old citZPn of New Orleans
she is stopping with her daughter, Mrs Guillrt. |
who Is our post mistress. Mrs. Bruatour il |
very social and intelligent and makes 0uite an |
addition to our community.
Onr esteemed ueiglbor Vaentin Savoie lost |
mis- mother last week she was Qlite aged "a |
years old. and leaves Il large family.
AGRIC0LA
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The Democratic Party.
Pointe Coupec Democrat.

| oIute Auupec democrat.
Tie Anti organ in the city has more
| than once said that the LOTTERY ia en-.
dangeIlug the Democratic party, W.
fatty deny it. The papers advocatjne
| me Amendments to the Constitution
nave spoken not one word to disturb rho
harmony of the Democratic ranks-uot
one word, but, on the contrary, all of
| them have taken the position, that the
STABILITY of our form of government
ana the freedom and prosperity and
The happiness OF our people depended
upon me DtmocratIc party, and there
lofe we have treated with respect all
those who differed with us on the Lot
terry question. We have used no harsh
language towards them. although we
hhe" their pui pose to be political and
{" bolster up certain politicians We
nave ufactlc"n me same liberation px-
"mp'hrd 10y Judge Fennpr, who differ
T." from the majority OF he court only
on one single point. Judge FeDuer
'"ltra'es dlff"iehce OF opinion, and
says he has lived long enough To know
'hat human oplnlots are not infallible.
he Antis are doing all they can To
disrupt the Democratic party. and if
This IL not their intention they certainly
are pursuing course to inf1ict ir,n,
parahie damage upon it. They charve
al the Pro-Lottery Democrats with =,
wish TO sell the State of Louisiana RI
John A. Morris and that the Lottery
Ties are bought and sold.
This organ, who thus traduces all !
he friends of the Lottery. must know
hat biOW for blow will be given. and
Inns warfare will begin which must
nd IN disruption. For instance. Wa
AN well say that this is not q Demo-
rate administration that the Stat.
government has departed from the old
andmaiks of Democracy and erected
It Baton Rouge government that TO-
'ores Democracy, and has raised in its
tead purely personal government,
every man in Louisiana must conform
liz opinions to those of the Executive. ;
nd the Governor himself has nro.
laimed from the State Capitol, that no :
IAN shall hold his commission who ia ;
ors the Lottery, and officers not at all :
hut simply connected with the :
evees-"tflcers who have the conf =.
ence of ninety nine ont of every hun ;;
red OF their tax-paying constituents :,
ere turned ont for no other reason Z
IAN that they were PrO-Lottery. Here
the danger to the unity of our old
arty-Executive personality and pro- i
'liptlon towards us for opinion sake +
hen, the wholesale abuse of all who a
aye Independence enough to ayow e
'emselves in favor of the Lottery. n
1t is potent that Thirds Of New
ileans and majority of the country e
irlslias are in favor of accepting the n
nnlicent offer OF John 4. Morris, t!
hich will build up every great inter, al
t in Louisiana, and that this majority 81
Democratic to the core there can ho b
} doubt, This maddens into FRENZY a
4 organ of the Ants and causes them
pursue a reckless course Of abnse n,
I'd detraction that must hiring division 81
LESS more tolerant and liberal shirt "
evaie. Sp'''O = =
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
BOSNIAN.

May 2S. 1891
The weather Ia most favorable for farming
operations. and considering the late start ON
farmers had, the crops are very fine.
Mr.. Fulgrnce Couvilhn of Bayou DIES Glai-
zes drove his cattle home from Pine Prairie last
week. He reports good prospects for crops in
his section and all Ears of an overflow for the
present year are gone.
Last Saturday night Drlup Wilmington
stabbed Mr.. Pet Woods twice in the abdomen
and once In the thigh The ARRAY took place
ON Black Lake plantation, the property Of
Mr. Geo. S. sinHlrton. The only reason
assigned for the dteJl Is the general bad con
duct of Viii arlington. coupled with the impnr-
tant part PLAYED IN the H3ttrr by party
named .IohH Barley Corn. Whittin2ton made
Ls escape during the night but Sheriff T. :.
FOntenot arrived from npeousas on Sunday
evening, and. accompanied by several people
from the n"ghhorhopd. proceeded immediately
to the " Brom - in Avoyriles where the fngi-
1--WE was arrested In his he'd Mt Tie Camp
about o'clock a. m on Monday and taken to
Opel"usas to await trial. Woods il being at
tended to by DR.. d. A. saVant. but whether his
wounds will prove fatal or not, cannot yet be
CREOLE PELICAN,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Plaisauce.

hHl 81, 1871.
The long dry spell of weather which has TAX
en- fancy TO our neighhOfhOOd against our
will must be controlled By Providence Des-
tiny, rclerk OF the weather who il not only
invisible Int seems to he deaf and dumb to ali
prayers and swearing generally used in call
fnE rain. The rice crops in Plasance are larger
TIA In ever. some have a good stand but all sui
fering for rain. Mr.. P. r. Backshear dug "A well
ten feet square in his rice titd from which he
Is pumping water Base Ball Club has been
organized in Plaisance. They have their play
grounds in Mr.. 2. L. Blackshnar's pasture and
favor us with we'll played game every Sun
day evening, to which large crowd generally
attend, among them bevy OF pretty girls.
The Plaisance Farmers Union odge No. $50
are now wide awake concerning the long spok
ell OF Union Lodge to be built in Plaisance b.
tween Guarrigues' bridge and Mr. O. Lafleurs
gin, facing the public road The lum Der and
shingles are already on the ground At our
next meeting will be held the election of Off.
GERS, and We hope that providence will ,,irec1
choice az satisfactorily as it did III the past
Messrs. Paul Lambert rs President Edgat On
pre- Secretary. and Pierre johnson treasure
have all fulfilled their duty us Ulcers to the
satisfaction OF all mem iers. Hoping that orr
Union will be in the future what 1t has been m
the past, uniting all members as one brother
and FRIEND
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

Democrats beUare IN Gmei Read the
following excerpts, then look about you
and see what is going on, who is it thai
is doing it. and what their object is
You will find sh+y are SQuirming about
for themselves first and last, and thai
they think by injecting antj-Iotteryism
in their bait Democrats may be decoyed
from the party and take refuge under
their shields OF mock morality.
In response to circular issued by the Anti
lottery State Executive COMMITTEES immrd,
ately after the decision Of the Supreme Court
III the mandaDuS suit, about one hundred
prominent gentlemen of the State mani,
office holders and residents of NV OrIear!.
and southern parishes, met last Monday ~
Grunewald Hall. The meeting WAS secret an,:
the conclusions reae led are not known to ont
siders, but the CITY Item Gays that its Chief
object was to appoint committees throughou.
lie state and to Immediately organizH all at-
uVe campaign. Tine chief effnrt," adds TIL
Item, Will OF course be to elect a majority ul
the delegates to the State nominating couyep-
zion, and control that important body Che
light will be made at the primaries. There
was considerable indirect discussion on the |
point, IL unsuccessful at the primaries of iuin
nag hands with State Agricultural Commission.
er Adams new Faraers' Union Organization
ana put out ticket which Is to De labeled
the only genuine Simon.pure Democratic tick.
eb-tne regular Dsmocratic convention ticket |
TO be denounced as The huodlum and cOrrun |
ZIONIST Rehabilitation Rouge Advocate.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Bayou Chicot.

May %. 1891. G:
fter my best regards t. my friend - CahiaII''
II our sister town ui Fiir Plate" will lay at
present we will let the Courthouse quest ion Of
ENang' line drop. and occupy ourselves a little
on the topics OF the dav. The once famous
[hir0t Tuvincibe Base Eall cub. by mutual
consent has dShandtd and III lieu of same have
Organized the II. l.. Erich club, and would like
to hear from any club IN The parish more par
ii, ularly from the Vile Plate ExrclsIors Dr
Jno. A. Haas of VILE Plate gave IFS Il pleasant
visit during the Wrtk.-Since Writing the above
The Pine Prairie b 3. G. has challenged the
Erich club for ten dollars IN" game viii take
place at Chcnt ON Nuni"v, May 3l>l. at . ~
III. Wonder what is the matter with th. CLERK
OF the weather, are all literally dr., inr M,
Tor want OF ram. Since writing the above We
have been visited ny Il genuine shower Of rain
and the IA 1nelS are once mnre happy.
and Iuy best girl were ont riding Friday
evening and she said she enjoyed it very mncii
Respectfully, CHICuT.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

me amount of heat which the All,
sends forth every second is calculated
{" oe SO great that it would reouire
WE'VE quadrillions of tons of coal to
proance H; an amount quite beyond the
n m OF the common mind to CRASH.
ne amount of water which it raises
IRON, the earth every minute is estimat-
"a at the enormous weight of thirty-
.rven Thousand millions of tons.-La.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

DR.. NJ. d. Lewis called at our office
tins week during our absence in Ruston
{" request lis to say that he had attended
two or three cases of scarlet fever in
Opelousas some weeks ago, but that his
patients were now all we'll aud that he
knows OF no other cases here. We stat
ed last week that we were glad to an
nnunce that the report that there were
two or three cases OF scarlet fever in
town has proved Incorrect" having
learned flom street rnmur that
such was the fact. The Doctor,
however, attended these cases and
pronounces them scarlet fever. We
rheerfulIy give his statement, while
relteratirg on his authority, for the
nehtht OF tInorous people who may
be deferred from visiting rs through
fcaIs OF contaSinn, that there is now no
scarlet fever here.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Would Not Take SIS, 900 and be with
out "Eed-Ake."

me Rev John T. McBryde Pastor OF the
presbyterian Church at Marshall, Tex. w,itn..
Gentlemen: have relieved several OF nv.
acqualhtances at Dallas, Sherman and Marshal
or severe headaches and neuralgia without n
S sung failure to 90 SO inside of thirty-tive min
year and live without Preston's He'd Ake'n or
ITS equal, which have yet to find. Nv nraver
Is tnat me world may know of your most won.
name. IouS 2, airin u.iieA
~ For sale by all druggists Fifty cents bot
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, u
~, WASHINGTON, ID. G., Jan II. 1sg0.
ne ILest0" Chemical Co.. Galveston, Teras:
IL affords me pleasure to add nv testimony
TO That .: hundreds who have exuerirnced re-.
i'ei oy the Use OF your wonderful ''Hed-Ake.p
Your ohed't serv't,
p.u., w. r. GRAIN,
ache i'll fifteen minutes. Va '0'''-
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
a Remarkable Feat,

On the 23rd inst. l.. H. Henderson of
Bay st. Louis. swan from that place to
Marian Light House, distance of nine
miles IN four and half hours. Then
swan back after being led (hy his guide,
VIII" was III hoat,) ont of his way three
mites. The entire distance was 70 miles,
which he made in 0 hours This is re-
markable when it Is considered that
there was no current to help him
either way.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
Get our prices for lob work.

Amelia, darling" Yes, Arthur" "you
Know we are soon to be married." YES ;;
Ana we should learn to be ecouomical in
turn down the gasf" Do''eA
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

The papers inform us that Mr.. Euclid
b'r'and Of this state, delegate 10 the
Denver cOnvention, went there, brim
full of anti lottery gas. That he had
prepared a resolution glazed over with
celestial morality which he presented
to the Convention for its adoption. 1t
was smashed by vote OF 03 to so. He
seemed to think that the anti lnttcry
could be dumped into the
federal constitution, through the me-
dunn of National politics. Ouousque
tandem obutere, Calhh;na, patientia
n0Styn
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30
The U. S. Court House.

This editire is now looming up to a
conspicuous altitude The lockers on
are not so numerous as they have been
There is 40 place for the accnmmoda-
ton Of Ioafers. They cannot get on the
sCatfodS and cannot see how the work
goes on unless they do. In the lapse of
one or two weeks the brick work will
be done, and the carpenters will then
have full sway. The building il in
every respect substantial and solid
ana we'll finished az far as the work has
hrrn completed. Mr.. Van Horn has
shown himself Il skiIfu! master of sucl,
work, who hut for the numerous iusuv-
monntable obstacles with which he has
met would ere this have finished the
brick work, and much Of the cavpen-
tering.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

ga. <'AA An - AsaAHtskS.
Mi.iuusteSs, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs,
medicine. Cat tho genuine,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-05-30

II The ST. Landry Homestead and
Loan Association has opened series ID
Call and take stock.