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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

stray Dispatches of Interest From Our Sis
ter state.

ter state
CEDAR RAPIDS Aug. Ill Mrs. Win.
field w Massman, wife Of farmer living
near Urbana, committed suicide early yes.
terday morning 10y hanging herself No
cause is known
CEDAR RAPIDS, Aug IL Robert r,
REYNOLDS, Of Anamosa, while bathing ~
Wapsie river yesterday afternoon, was
drowned. Clyde Lamson, who was In the
water with him, attempted to save him.
but narrowly escapod hms,lt, only break
ing loose from Reynolds after both had
gone down twice.
OsKALoosA, Aug. II Frank Lawson,
a Swedish miner, WAS instantly killed to-
day by premature explosion.
SOMERSET Aug 1.-THE store Of T.
B. DJwell, Of this place, was robbed last
night. Unly small sum of money WAS
obtained. The postofiice is in this build
ing and about $40 v orth Of stamps were
taken from the safe.
DIS MoIEFs, Aug II IA bulletin Of
the census office Issued today gives the
population Of Iowa in detail Although
the state shows an increase Of nearly
100000 in ten years, tweniy-seyen conn
hes show . decrease as compared with the
census Of 1880.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
MORE RECIPROCITY.
Press Comments on the Late Trade
Treaty.


Reciprocity, like brilliant personality
that originated it, seems to be doing
pretty well at present Kansas City Jour.
nal.
Reciprocity with Cuba means more
markets for American products. This is
the stranguldtlon of foreign commerce
that troubles free traders. Detroit Irlb-
une.
The more carefully the details Of this
treaty are examined the more manifest 1t
will be that a great deal has been
gained for the American producer, while
at the same time a prospect Of regea ra
ton is offered to the gem OF the Antilles,
New York Sun.
Reciprocity with southern countries is
worth much but it is not everything. IL
supplies favorable openings for the ex-
port trade, hut it does not take the place
Of mercantile intelligence and enterprise.
The administration 10y its treaties with
Brazil, the Spanish West Indies and Santo
Domingo, has placed large premium on
the export trade, The button has been
pressed but the manufacturers and
merchants must do the rest New York
Tribune.
This treaty promises important gains
in the foreign trade of this city, as II
opens M the possibility OF ia liberal BUSH
ness in Fl Jur, grain, and meats, in addi-
ton to considera lie traffic in manutac-
lures. This city being the natural ship.
ping point for western products destined
for consumption in the Spanish Antilles
will naturally reap considerable Of the
benefits of the treaty, particularly OF our
merchants display the proper sort Of en-.
ierprise in crtering TO the movement.
New Orleans Picayune.
The new commercial treaty will un.
doub edly open the way to an enlarged
sale Of many manufactured products. -
Detroit News.
The enlarged volume of our export trade
which Secretary Blaine's enforcement OF
The reciprocity provision OF the Mckinney
law is causing will rebound to the benefit
# the republican party, and strengthen the
republican policy ot protection with the
American people. Albany Journal
The agreement opens wider market
for great variety of United States pro.
ducts without interfering in any way with
domestic industries, and is therefore OF
distinct advantage TO US Troy Times.
Northwest milers will see business IN
the fact that they can enter their flour "
Spanish Ports by the payment Of duty OF
only 80 cents per barrel, aud may enter
bran, hrpckwheat -four, oatmeal and rye
-four free of daty. Minneapolis lumber
mills and woodworking factories will
hereafter enjoy free entrance INFO Cuba
and Porto Rico for all forms of lumber,
sash and doors, and other wood manutact-
ures. Minneapolis Tribune.
Almost all that il manufactured or pro.
duced by our iron, glass and steel indus
tried is on either the free trade list or the
list on which there will be a reduction,
and no state in the Union and no section
will he more benefited than Pennsy wanna
and Pittsburgh and lite surrounding coun-
try.-Plttsburgh ronice-TeleRraph.
The contamination Of this treaty is one OF
the most important diplomatic vents Of
the year. and TO the president, Sscretar!
Blaine, and to Mr. John w. Foster are
due the blanks Of the American people,
New York Mail and Express.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
VINO BORROWED OF BARpsLEY
Expert brown Before the Philadelphia
Investigating Committeee.


Investigating Committeee.
PHILApELPHEA, Aug. 1.-The Bards-
ley investigating committee OF the couu-
ell rnsumed work today Expert Brown
testified that the entire deficiency of
Bardsey To the city and STATE after credit
ing him with $3.50 600. the amount Of due
bills IN the keystone bank, was S553 S35.
When be was requested TO give an
account OF all Bard>ley' : loans aud pay.
meuts OF public moneys to individual
thers was considerable discussion, some Of
the committee fearing that injustice might
he done iunocent parties Committeeman.
Euing. however, said he wanted 10 know
Just who borrowed money from BardSley
after he became city treasurer, adding
that he knew the list OF those who did SO
before his election TO that office was very
small Ii was finally decided 10 allow
Brown to give a report of all the transac-
tons in which Bardsley paid money to
others and he read an account Of the
loans. There are hundreds of these trans.
actions ranging from S25 10 S25 600 The
largest loan was oae of S25 0Oo,'made 10
VIM NJ. SlnEe-Iy, August lStt last,
and which was paid D2ctm d 81
last. As collateral he had az FIVE
hund e shares Of the i crd Publishing
compouy's stock. O her large transactions
were with Llughhn and McMann, bank
ors and brokers, loans advanced on Ger.
tihcates ofpubic building commission.
The committee adj urned until Monday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
BROUGHT A SHOWER.
Success of Uncle Jerry's Rain Expedition
in Texas,


KoKowo. Texas, Aug. 1.-THE United
States department Of agriculture rain fail
expedition has 50 far made two uccesstnl
,xperimenfs One Of the party in an in
teiview said today that Saturday
ana Monday preliminary trial Of
part of the rain making apparatus
y as had and about ten hours after the eX'
losiou heavy clouds gathered and rain
fpll over many miles u surface. Ne don
think the explosions actually pro-
duced the storm hut they
were undoubtedly instrumental il
prpcipifsting the moisture which the
cloud, br ~ ht to that locality and great
Is Increased ne intensity Of the storm
The amouat of precipitation was greatest
IN the vicm q the operator
We will continue 10 make tests az to the
density Of the atmo- phere 20 that bombs
may be adapted 10 meet every possible
condition. " hen sufficiently sa'ish' d
upon these end similar points a decisive
txperimgnt viii be made. The rain TODAY
was the first good ram in the vicinity for
several months
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
STORM IN IOWA
Tabernacle at a Methodist Camp Meeting
Demolished,

LION. Iowa, Aug. about 1880
o'clocn Sunday morning a severe storm
struck Leon and All Decatur county. The
.toI N lated an hour and halt and when
citjz.us venture from their CELLARS and
caves they found the streets and yards
flied with troken trees Many streets
were entirely blJckadcd. The opera house
ard school house were uurooted and "A
story house in the southern part Of the
town was completely demolished Ferc s,
outhouses and sidewalks were carried
away.
About bali the citizens Of this town
were at Davis City, TN miles away, at
tending a Methodist sdmp-meeilnR. he
storm there was terrible. Fully 5000
people we're on the grounds 10 an m
slant ii became dark as night Women
and children shri, ked and men pllet with
terror. Huge trees cracked md I'll
Two large trees struck the tabernacle,
crushing it 10 tie ground and dem3llshln2
The seats and Hsnd-. The alarm was
given in time and ,Ii escaped.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
suIrrING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Latest Feature Of ihs Alliance wheat
Corner scheme.

TopEYA. K MS Aug 1.-THE latest ~
he way " alliance commercial orgtr'zt
tlons are the shipping associations. Tuey
form part Of the alliance plan
for mlnagIrg the sale Of wn a
without tie use Of agent
and charter OF three organizations were
.H.d with the secretary Of STATE today
C9npra.sman y krr. who has just returned
rom Minneapolis, quotes Mr. PtIlsbIB
as saving that there H. no reason why ne
farmers should not indrr normal c niinou.
be nov RECEIVING 81 p a bnshe tor whaa'
M the farms. Commenting on ibis the
Alliance Advocate says the farmeis are
masters Of the situation it they hold then
grain six months
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
HONOR AN EDITOR
Funeral Services OF Herman Roster in
New York

New York, Aug IL. Funeral ser,
vices over the body of Herman Roster, ed.
itor OF the Illinois SHat, Zaituug, wus
h,ll in .he reception hal ct the German
Press club in Hobokeu today Tue ser
vices were very impressive there being q
number OF floral cmblems sent lay lariou>
G,mm' American press associations, Ad
dresses were made bl the ctii,srs OF the
German P,ess club and the German jour
nahsts OF New York. The body WIS
taken TO Chicago tonight, where final
services viii be held
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
ADMITTED 10 BAIL.
D,s moInss' Notorious et-co stable Re-
l.ased on $4,000 Bonds.

DIS MorNEs, Aug II Jude Ballot
II The dis net court decided tod y hat
Frlnk Pierre, the notorious * c]n-tai H
ebo il IN Jail On charge 81 murder N the
frst degree, for giiing L Il Wlshart a
mouth ago Is entitled 70 bail and bx-d
nv amount at 49, 600. which il u sand
Pierce all procure and be released
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND.
Commissioners Present the Claims of tho
worlds Fair.

BERLIN Aug If. Columbian Fair
Commissioner. Butcrwcrth and Hardy
arrived in Vienna today. Count Ktnoky,
them that be would report favorabiy
70 the relcAruh on the subject
u Austrian part cipatIon IN tue talr
and recommend liberal appropriation to
SECURE proper repre-. cn'atlon Of the em'
pite's iuduaries The 9th = commission
rr4 have gone "a plizaraud
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
GEOGRAPHICAL CoNGREss
II ia Now In session 1t Berus-Y Various
Deliberations.


BERNIE Aug II AT today's session OF
the international Geographical congress
resolution was introduced providing for
the preparation Of map OF the earth %
a scale Of one one milIionetb, and thu
appointment Of an international
committee to determine the rrinaplrs
unon which the preparation Of the lnIp
shall proceed, In connection with tn.
congress there Is being held a groTaphi
cd exhibition at Which all nations txgep
Great Britain and the Nsth'rllnds AZ
represented Dis ppoiniment b. cxpr'sAd
at the failure Of America 70 send the pIca'
collection Of maps recently on exhi"ltlun
N New York Which were the snbJ q Of
ldmratiou by large numbers Of ReoRraph
err for The uuuUteness Of the details Of tht
e5rths fzura ION which they set forth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
WHAT ENGi AND WAS TAUGHT
Facts In History That Americans should
Remember

The unpafriotic people in this countrl
Who are eude vorinu to get free trade, ~
rider that Engi-h manufacturers mag
grow rich az Ia. expense Of the American
people .hoIld take 10 themseiY what
England Lerself was Taught bv her expert
-ncp in wool manufacturing. 5 hundred
ears ago English farmtr r. grew large
quantities OF WOOL hut woolen manufsct
are was i-r2ely IN he bands OF the work
man If France and Belgium II the
tour,eenth century Edward III King IL
England established one of the most
remarkable tariffs known in the
nistory Of tie world. He did
Il for tire purpose q creating woclen
manufacture in England The tariff for.
babe any expectation Of English wool, O
tie importation Of amy cloth made abroad.
No Eugi-hman was permitted TO wear
any wooden clothing made Of cloth when
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
DENVER LOSES HEAVILY.
Its Busine,s Men vi,tlmiyed by the CHI
eago NNyIndIr

DENVER. Aug. ll.--Inveticrs in this
city. II is said. lost over go 600 through
the National Capital Sayings Building
md Loan association in Chicago. II j.
also said that the arrest
If the officers OF the concern
vas due 10 the txpo-e made hy The Denver
real estate exchange. The crooked opera.
tiors having been shown np and the aiteu-
iion 81 the gosefrOr and United STATE.
district attorney called to them ave months
ago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
CLOUD BURsr - CALIFORNIA.
~ Does Much Damage to Young Or
rEafIr.

SAH BEnNAHpfN0. CAL Aug ia
clruiUur-t occurred m this vicinity today.
II va helvc.t 81 Rrdmouds and CIR ftons.
Al iue former plfr the wt'er flowed
through the street. fir hour flooding all
Boz. Il 81. hnn-es and washing away several
small buildings Much damage has been
done 10 YOUNG rrchud.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
LET THEM IN
Russian Jews Detained At ioston VIII be
Allowed 10 land

WAsHINGToN, AuR II 1T has been
decided to allow ibc RI lan J rs de-
taired at Boston under the immigration
law 10 land upon Sing Of bond 10 the
sum Of $500 for each person hat such
reygcn shall not ee0me pu0ilc charge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
rnREE GIlti., DROWNED.
Yacht Cap.izes H. sqaaiI in Maumee
nHy

ToLEno, Aug ll-This afternoon
yacarlu which were tour lounR men and
tx wong girls, was caught IA SD den
.4nal and capsiz,d in Maumee by.
4 re Of the girls. Lena SaudyerR, Flea
r clay and Clara Bourds we're drowned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
ELEcrnlc rolrEDo noAr.
Test II wiIIers rout - Pronounced sac.
se~rfut

cerrtul
NV YoRK. Aug IA trial test was
nude today At Wl'els Point Of the neS
electric torl,da boat known as the J. lison
Slmms invention which it is expe ted
till BE az epied by the government.
re gerumeut contract calls FIR a. speed
~ eiga epp miles an hour The test was
pronounced successful 1t is stated that
nv boat can travel twenty miles an hour.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

There IS many a rogue in the world who
Oh jects 10 the Tin Commandments On ac
CONT Of their hackIeyed ideas and lack
Of originality.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
CHALLENGE rnE WORLD

HauIan aud o'Conuer want 10 Row
Doubles
BARRIE, Ont, Aug, IL lIanlan and
O'Connor authorize double sCull cham.
pion challenge 10 the world They will
row three miles against any other double
for $500 to 5000 ST he, ,iviag or taking
expense if the course is in America.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
SECTION MEN KILLED.

They are struck by "a Train just Rounding
Curve.
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio, Aug. 1.-THE
Ee,t tound express on the Fort Wayne
ran into gang Of section men near here
today just after rounding sharp curve.
Sullivan Petio, an Italian, was instantly
killed and Adm Hall fatally injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE Berfner Tag
blatt today states that Fruidlander Bros.
jewellery firm OF this city instituted pro
cee6ings against DR.. Carver, the we'll
known American mmksman, for obtain
ing credit for jewellery to the value Of
t3 225 and then ahscoGdlng.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15
i rRoTECTIoNIsT
senator sherman Ably Justif-s the Faith
in HIM.

la nbiained letter of Senator Sherman
@4 printed in the Ug5ana % Citizen, a
lea days since:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-08-15

Current Democratic Falsehoods
Exposed and Answered in a
Most Convincing style.
The sun., 1891-01-11
2atsuta

Dstents for inventors procured promptly; low rates
kosdsr Briesen, ~ Nassau st NJ Established 1851.
vHHoMAs DREW sTETsoN, Patent Solicitor and Ex.
New York.
The sun., 1891-01-11
BxHifA-:4fsaxIss.

MMffA-4fmx1ss.
THE SUN UPTOWN OFFICE,
1,000 BROADWAY.
Near esA st.. oppssiss Asssi Inpsrisl
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL n ?. n.
AsvsvSsssrs nay s,ss lssvs AAvsrtsss-
.suss ~ tie Fsilswins sness. who're che
vesss Win ~ The sess ~ shsss charged ~
sAs nat. sAes,
" n. roRpHAM isa 9Th Av- COR iirH ST., -
s1B Az COR 18TH II
BARfooENsrS LILO srH Av.. COR 77D sr.
MCMILLAN 4 JANBsOH zoo WEST i7rH 81.
THOMAS p MARTIN. so TohPKINs nARKBE ID
Az. BET srH AND 7rH sra, NEW YoRk.
= NewEBNY. Li4s sfH Av. NEAR list ST
A. sCHEuERMANN. II WEST iasTH 81
A. SBNHrN0S 10 EAST Esd 81.
AUGUST ?. sCHWARzLEk e7fH 81 COR PARK
Av Telephone Gall se2 seth st)
JANBs A. HoGINNTa 20 WEST l4rH ST. ROOM
RRNf GUARANTEE 90. $40 GRAND ST.
ALLEN ADVERTISING CO. g. ". COR BROADWAY
AND 10Th aT. i40 BROADWAY iel BROADWAY
sos wRsT 18TH ST
c. APT. Ls2s SD Av., BET 18TH AND 18TH srs.
JEwRJLs ADVERTISING AGENCY. sai BLBEoKBR
STREET,
j q NsaLYNN L62s arH Av
bbUAbkk0, IL CANAL AND lof Df
VISION 81.
MOKRIsEY's PHARMACY.
Jssetioa OF Fulton and wsshinGtoa sts.
rJ MOORE I 90. Iona BEDFORD Av- NEAR
QUINCY ST. CTs!sphons Call 4ss Bsdford)
BROOKLYN ADvERTisING CO. sts FULTON at.
BRooHLYN ADvgRTrsIN0 AGENCY, 2oo BROAD
WAY. NEAR MARCY Av.
4 A. WATSON $40 BROADWAY. Open Sunday.
j. o'DoNoGHUE 1 CO, ". COR VAN sICLKS
AND LIBERTY Ava
W. SUMNER s25 EosrRAND Az
II. soUsE. :ot CLINTON ~.
J. 4. DAvlDov. SIT ATLANTIC Av
,. ROfhE sse BROADWAY. COR. sruYvBsANr
Av, AND Lice MYRTLE Av. NEAR BROADWAY
oRDmNPoI L. rs
AABLrs EXPRESS COMPANY, ib2 0resnpoint Az
Lo1ag IO1Rnc1 C1tys
JOHN W. DAvRsN. 8 BORDEN Av. tr.lsphon. Call
% Ofesupont)
The sun., 1891-01-11
food Yrodurts.

BkAlN FOOD.
HAWTHORN 4 co.'s SELECTED
Coumbia River Salmon. Astoria oregon. Rest in tho
wsrld. recommended for brain food Have 0ihsr
Warranted Al. Ask your gr0cer forit
The sun., 1891-01-11
2rintina aaatsrial.

DRiNrERs-wc are the bargain house in our line;
j largest Stock l0wesi pricp-. iends iic envelopea
Ak white, 81; call and you will money.
bAMUE fEE1s, ~ BeekmsnsL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

Active workers everywhere for
'Shepu'- Photographs Of The World;
prodpc,d At an outlay Of 5000 ono; ire
mendoUs success; Mr.. J. NJ. Marshall
Dexter, Ind, cleared S503 in 1 days;
R-h. a -ury FISHER, Plair field, Mass,
Sls7 10 6 hour; Mi-- II. Harris, Car
field. Penn. Sl4 IN 80 minutes. The
greatest hook on cart. Mammoth
i~llustra ed circulars ana terms free.
Books ~. ere, it. Freight psid. Bsu'i'
fol uu'f' "rlv ~. Address. Globe
b bic Publishing c.. 705 Ch's'nut
stree, Pnilsdelphia'Ps.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

The free reading RON, established
10y the Good Templars, il now open
and running the hour stated Ia a
recent .-sus Of the JOURNAL. The
reading ROM II without doubt N Of
the most beneficial enterprises for the
public that possibly could have been
made, aud reflects much credit on the
promo ers a. well ~ the city, and We
hope from this start hat Mics CITY
will some day maintain a public
library that will be "A credit 10 the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17
The Root Of the Matter.

jerome Allen, an educator Cf fu.
years' experience, was asked what to
with a dishonest and untruthful pup
The first general direction he gave Was
to rouse rhe boys maniless and pride.
this is going 10 the root II this princi-
pie were applied from the primary
grade on, there would be few reluctant
pupils, and the dawdling teacher with
his dawdling methods would belong to
past history. Exchange.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17
Th@ Catholic Fair

II wss quite a com non remark last
night that 1t takes the Catholic
church to run a fair" Certainly none
Of the other denominations have in
2 snt efforts at least succeeded nearly
rs we'll ~ the fair which closed last
night. A. was prophesied the voting
contest for the table 10 be given TO the
most popular young lady was the most
exciting feature OF last night. Miss
Wear led al contestants handsomely
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

some time ~. it wa the Intention Of
tue ladie. o. IN Episcopal 81 urch 10
hold "a falr about this time, but lick 70
uess and other Cd st4cle- having com
biuei q 80 inter,e q with the arrange
m.ut- d. 20 render it impossible "a
carry out the original intention. the
ladi-- maze drcidsd to place on sale
a. Campbell store such articles a.
they had accumulated for the fair.
The sale will open At noon todsy and
A. most Of the articles offered for sale
are appropriate for holiday gifts it is
hoped that the patronage will be
large.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

The Ue-t -sly- 81 tie world for cut-.
brui---, -or--, ulcers, salt rleum, fever
sor,-, letter, ruapped laud-. rhubllIu-
corn aud * Do up ipu-, aud positively
slice ul or uo pay required IL II
guaranteed Co give perfect -at~i-fsctiun
OF money refunded. Price - per box.
- -sl- eos ". + savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17
A Timely Suggestion

What shall / give to the boy as a
Christmas cir? j. At present the pre-
dominating question. Here Is your
opp rtunity- omething H. needs aDd
what = m'r- l. u ful. We offer for
the next ten days only our splendid
assortment Of boys suits, o~vercOats.
SHIRT waists, etc, at a discount Of IS
per cent.
1. ORsCHFL 4 BRO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17
A Million Friend.

A friend Ia need i a friend indeed
aud not les. tnan one million people
have found Just such n friend In DR..
Kings New Discovery tor consump-
ton, coughs and colds-If you have
never used this great cough Medicine
trial will convince you that IL has
wonderful curitive powers IN all dis
ease- If throai, chest and lungs, Each
bYtfle Is Ru iranteed to do all a At il
claimed or money refunded. Trial
titles free ~ w. +. Savsge's drug
r ore. Large bottles SOC, and SI.OD.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

The trustees Of school district No. ]
met last night, with the full board
present. The principal business trans
acted was the calling IN Of 81. 900 Of
the school bunds, there being enough
fund.- to warrant this action. This
will leave s. 1000 still outstanding, aud
reduce the interest charge 1920 per
annum. TIE board also decided not
10 establish country schools hereafter
In any locality that could net give the
school an attendance Of AT lesst ten
scholars, a lsss number than this not
Justify ing the expense.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

The facilities Of the present day foI
the production Of everything hat viii
conduce "a the material welfare and
comfort 1T mankind are almost uulim-
lied and hen syrup Of Figs was hrst
produced the world WIS enriched with
the only ueI feet laxative known, q. Is
the only remedy which - truly pleas
ing and refreshing TO the taste and
prompt ana efiectual 10 cleanse the
system gently in the -pringtime or IN
fact, At any time. and the better It II
known the more popular IL becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

ID -tpu ~ ilIiam- desire 10 infoTm the
public that they sre r gag-d 10 The
VOID uL-ine.-. and hereafter will be
pie ,s.d to receive orders {, r stove wDod.
Tney guarantee 10 furnish first elias
VOID and would like to receive n share
ofthe public patronage. Orders may be
left at thu Office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17
ILanndu Notice /.

Wocg ChoDg, the old reliab e
"washee," VITO was located 50 long on
Bridge street, has removed to lower
Main street, near the river, ner his
old CUSTOMERS can find him. Best and
cheapest work In the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

TO procure your presents, souvenir
spoons, souvenir gold pins, fine
watchss silverware, necklaces, dia~
mond ring-, and a general line Of ine
jewelry II which Ba-inski Bros carry
an elegant selection.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

The regular annual NEE ink Of the
shareholders f the stock Growers
Na,ionai Bank fpr the lection ofdirec-
tors will b. held a. the tanking house,
Tue-day, January - h. ls92, between
the hours If 10 u'ciuck a. IN. aud 4
o'clock =. N.
T.. + B~ATCHELOL,
30 lay-. Cashier,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-12-17

TIE annual election Of Officers of
Yellowstone Lodge, No. 20. A. F. a A.
NJ, which took place last night re-
.lted a- ( lows:
w Nh. b. Wiley.
:. vs.. d. Long.
j. VIC n. loud.
Sew. J Zimmerman.
Tfeas.-W. +. ~avaee.
take place on Wednesday evening
January 8, ls92.