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Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

ca quTteu por lob % f,orp. geoap iIcbc ifscnSc pnlirius
eftsr ben Gspc, men bun ianet intet Gnoet sno ben liue
stabeI grrupcb, irm ban bupcs baarsi iannen I'll beuoe
"a buTtces bun pan, ban bapoc iost, Of ban rilhe goa bort,
u,eotns bun eubnn Tcp. San bapoc altina lille pcntet, III
bum pauenebe; bet por tps life rioti0 Siprt al ban. SAD.
leees of paasne OF. % Sn9sn mere OF fnee bpS 10 ei
par BOG for banrot!f
Get par iaa fiue runbt pmIrine benbe. iad rbe % tomt
s,un Tom til at tanic paa, Of Der III peb bsnue Zip pit
blcp multct Der bicmmc. gu feb bel be itottels Sjrr icrdn
etolbogrcu ca pen,ccs paa, at here's Seriterinoe sier Cab
uouc Italpc briaoe ecm 8reb % Gait, mei M par bun
lanst bprtc fra bem ale. 9uu pibIe life, ~bpCrleocs bun
par tilmpSc, bun frlte fig iaa enipm, ina i~tratteli9 eniom.
gun Ieg pp paa ct ircmragcnoe Spbiprius, buprira Der par
Ell fri llbF9t til oac Cher, % ct p~rastiulot 8iaerc Cprul'
lcbes for beube, belpit al ben Turpnr nsbsaacnoe SOls
fSitc etraaler. Ter 1aa qprpls gjerss itrccpe runbt pn,
ioa lnnst Siittet raite, % msaem be pGlbi8e 2ppps, Der
iDntss minbre % miubrc. 10 lansere be par iierneoe ira
benbe, titiebe be erpnnenoe SsiIletter frcnl. San blcu ore
ben al en- uiiselis Sjsmpc otter be iiare. bjemlioe G9ne, Der
netop III iant ben Nitenens frsbeliee Stpsser. Solen par
sleben neb bag gjersene, % ben bpibe 9aaaneitipc bcspnbte
%iamtioig of ilGmpe ON 6erreogmHet meo bet ioltc bort
Fpstenbe 3agIfjGr. 8 3alene blep bet giat; biit % Der
par bet, iom ON ct blintcnoe Cps slinttebt pp I'll btnht.
9u ait be til SIC, Ieninberne Der neoe. Sc bapbe bet spbt.
pt guppt uue u BlHIHlupl aug ppeI Aputpel W gpNNp'
trbst bsrcs 6amilies Sijgp. maaitc lptteoe be enbnu bag
bet bro9ebe @inbuS9orOin ~Ispnbruine til beres Glifebes
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ubp9selige Spite, ojeuucm buis 2u9er 8inbcn peb.
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til" raattc bun i~nertcIist.
Spcre % bgerc itC9 Moanen pp poa Simlen, 2psItrt
berne Bet table fin Gulo8lans, 8jergenes Smrios bler
~ptpScli9e % ipntes at uooibe is % pore 3usmUrtct.
GruCnOe itueoe tenbee u9rmeie giab, bet m99ti9e Clint
lauu, uo paa benoe, ale Si9mpeififtetier ne runot on Ittr'
reoe f~euotlig pao benos, ioroi bun popeoe at belnrc berea
natli8e 8Gieu. Set bar, iom ON be 9lle isrit BAR bleonC
iaa roi9e % itile oeo g8allpS 9tutOmIt, li9eiUm ct SelItab
Der atbouoler 9eumsligbeber, ~plnoieli9 lUritunmCr, naal
Ell 6rentmeo trGber inb. Ger itoo bun enc mibt beunI
title itirrenoc SSueroen % iuttebe fur JIG iclu: /.
"9lu CT on 9anite enc 90 %icrlact!"
@u u~nGuueli9 au9eit tom pper beube. Oct bar plubietie
for beibe, ION ntaattc bum 9aa tabt bet oibe, uoperitueii0'
Gtun, % LEGION iG9enoe eiter NiGlp ttomreoe bun zig ii
6ielopG9gsn 90 trptcbe fit Gn9feli9t bonienos Sjcrte iut
mob ben tptoe Steu.
Suao Der ipre9it meo bcnoe bin Gtunb, bet pibite bur
life ielo; men bet bar for benbe, ium ON alippen, buorti
bun trptteoe fit 8rpit, baube Dpet en- bemmeIi8beosiuli
Wlost Oper Benbe, TIL bun reite fig baarb % itGrt, iOm on
bun Gaubbeb par blepsu MurSOu'S Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
Jor otttH,N
Get itoritc Siprueifiuo.

&anlaS Gttp bar ben llomRrfelie, at
Ell al Bpens Sor9ere, 9. 90. Saruis,
bar / i'm Seiiooelie 2anbetS % manlte
geroens itprlte 8iprneitino. Get er
u SOB langt ug 10 SOB breot, beri life
meore9uet SupeO, Sale Os 9abber, ipnl
ale finoes Der % Ter n9iten no ipm /
lepenoe Qipe.
Siprnen blep brRbt / 8interen 1888
so peb Scar Cafe / Utah. Binnen
% TO lln9er brGbte8 ianttiOig. 8jors
men peleoe, oa ben bleu 0rRbt, $3.50
Yunb. Stinoet bleu fisbt al Scr. Sars
bis, iom netpp ba bar paa De &anter /
Sorretnin9er. 8a bet blep bearbei6et
for at hume tjene Tom 5ObtGppe, breOts
sjennem De lofale Slabe 8D9tet Iis on,
bet itore Sfilb, % blanot 9lnore, ium
fOrlsste at fiebe bet, bar Osiaa en- Be
p~relentant for llniuerlitetet i Seunipl-
oania, % ban bpb $1,1O0 for Oct, men
iflsnt SarpiS paa lanst n9r bapbe al.
bet lea me9et for bet, Uiloe ban Dog ifft
iGl9e bet fur no9en Yris.
Nu fommer ben Gel al BisrneItin,
bets Siitorie, buoraf ben 9annle 8igrns
G~iterfpmmere / lltab5 8ier9e pel far
fife fig itolte. 9tetop fgr ben berpmtC
Santet, iom ben 3Ote Ora; 1890 blet
9iuet iii 9@re for ben Itpre Spbooe,
Stanlen bao 9enrp g. &elcome, ion
fpreltoo Arran1enentet peo Sanfetten
pg Iom baobe pGret / &anIos Gitp, bro,
han bar blepen inbtaset / bet mGrteli0C
Climb, ON at foe lame bet, furot Del
funSe brnles I'll Srpb peb Seiten. 90
Sjgrnelflnoet fit ba ell ircmraqenot
8laos blanbt 9efpratiCrerne i SSeIt.
ialen.
Strar eiter ben itore 3eit itrep Waiis
8orptbu 3enont, oen9aag Staulebs
8orlpueOe, iii 8elleume o. ipurete, ON
bun funbe ior Ell fort 9ib faa laans
Stinbei. Seubes Euite blep ppfblbt,
%, ba Scr. Sarois fit FIN gienbom til,
base fra 2pnoun, iulste fra Iiis Zen,
ont ct Srep, bpori bun berettebe, at hun
hapoe brust Stinbet, ba bun bplbt Gel
fab for Wr. Glabitone ps stanlep.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
rss .1s.staA.R0nsn.-
Snnaia 50.

Yen Gmitanbi9beb, al bet III er MT
liat at ~irembrin9e tunitis sci Ell WRaa
leitpt % til Ell Gris, Der luarer I'll Ell
flor gpS granddaughter, er Ct m9rtc
ligt Grempel paa, bpcrleoes Sioeultabell
i~orltaar at imgbetomme bet mooerre
2ips &rap.
3iblisere bapbe man ben Spfatnin9,
at ifabelise Sniuiorier brGbtes peo
SrDsuin9, % at mon life LOB nosen
5are peb at BRUCE SIS, Der bar taget
ira Glpe eller Canine, iom mar piclte,
bar iulpe al Smititui fra &loaterne,
men III Ell man blepen beore pplpIt.
Ger er Grunbe til at anta9e, at | De
Spreneoe Stater, bpur Sprbruset al SIS
uanb er urimelis fort, bar naturlig IS
pGret Overwhelming til uobreoellen al
en- flor Mensoe SpgOpmme.
Sor at poel9eee bisie Sniuiorier,
iom er Spircrne til Spius % andre
onbortebe Sp9Oomme, itulce 8aucet
to9e5 ellcr euouu beore, biItlQeres, for
man laoer BET irDle. Gaturli9ols er
iauooune 6Orii9ti9bcosre9lcr fnn mn,
li9e meo ben tuniti9c SIS, % bpis 81
ientligbeben iDrit blep uoerbepiIt ON, at
be, iUm iabriterer tuniti9 SIS bar pmlz
bp99eli9e meo at foretagc I%aaoannt
acknowledgements for at forcbpg8t
Sp9opmme, laa piloe man 9arife lttcrt
albeleS pp9lpe Srugcu al %naturllg s..
naturli9uis iOruolat, at ben triiti9c 81
fuuoe anitafieS ligeiaa bilig.
get ct Ell m~teresiant 9jcuos9jerllug
at funiti9 So bleu frembragt / Snoter
lGn9e fpreno mo Upfanot be III bertiI
brugeli9e Maitiner. s SitinOieu.
B0iercliggcnoe 8rouinier it ma &au
bet til at frDie ueb at IGttc bet ltoe
tOloe N9tter / pprpie &ar eQer SLATER
iom bar inobpIlebe ct paaot &lRoe.
Otan fan iii laue SIS / Itpre &uunti
teter til ct aplten0e al $1.00 Tor ct Son
Sauoelen meo SIS bar tiltaget i el
umaapeli9 lloltr9tniug, iioen 8Ilinr
3ubor / 8olton / 1905 Ienbte ben iGrIt
StibSlaoniug ubenipr 9merifa, til Gel
Martinique. S 9amle Gage leHot
Gmerita SIS til Gn9lano, men Nur9
bar I'LL MpnopOl paa SsDanoelen De
9anle 8erben. Ter iiges, at De
nurlte SIS bolOer fig lansere eno b
funlti9e Yroouft. ~
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
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VII eH8elH Yr9n tom Tor en- lib
iiSsn til ct npt sulb Os fauOt airtsn | en-
pSsrit sIsnSis 6%Orfatnins. uOsn at eisrs
plSers SpbaueIie gap ban fig til at re.
parsrs ben mso ssns Sanber, iset ban ars
bsibeee fom iimpsl Muripenb % bare
bapss en- S~tenbusssr Os nosIs Of 8srnene
til SiGIp. 9iSt sfter Iibt fit ban ubbsSrst
en- ~ifrsbsIis Sss, 3asst, Saarnst %
yrateliOIsH; men nu bIsp ban Iisssnos i
@istisbsr, foraariaset al bet itabias
uosarbsiSs ! itpst ipm | psnt 0.ir. @I.
BRIG iaa mart par ban imibIfrtib friIs
'slen. tor ban tps fat paaap, o. M bar
ban osIaa facet giuSusrus mss mere
S'ans, iaa airim | fin SsI5sS sr re.
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Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

fiat til bct msft ~itcriIoscnpe 4anOruma !
Spbairita.
Gftrr bisIe Me6beleIier mao man nieo
Spanbina ~aIusnie pioere Giicrretnin9er
ira ben cuecIite GrpebitiOn. Der ipnes
her at uare ct piot 6clt for Giottosiots
fteres llnberipaeIier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

iiNhb VI NhAhhhh oNO D0e lDSSNt'N w
Se9Ien bGUsr Zig en- bsiit mGrtelis gys'
ming. Den sr omtrent 80 Uob bgi %
inIoltGnbis runb. Mturene ere iornsoen
10 Sob. Os iorouen Is SOB iytfe.
9n68anesn sr 8isnnem en- imaI. iOrOuen
ombpsseIis uirunbst Bort, Der IiSser
ftiu!t paa ben sftlise Sios. &ammet
meusm Marsns e. ca. so Sob / Oiames
Ter, % man fer Der flere eirtelfOrmeoe
Wture inbsnior biuanosn. s Ell Spioe
al 90 Sob finbeS Ell al fremiprinSenbs
Sten bannet Sissoqicrmst 6riie; BIN
buesaabninser ices bsrimoS lite. Msus
rene ere opisrte al posrit o~mbpsSeIiss
tilbusns. flint polerebe Sfene, Der ere m
trenbt bobbsli iaa fore fom pore a!minbes
Iiss IeaIitsn. De lisse | pesrli nslass
tiae &affsr pao os pso Chen al buers
andre noen at pars frrbuGbne msb noeet
BinbsmibbsI. NOsst til Chen for SnO'
sanssu, tiIipnsIabsnbe for OF beifptte
bsnns. CT pplsrt ct naiten iiss faa bsit
tesisiormst lOarn, bpiS Diameter CT Is
Sob; bet sr bpsset al famine MasriaIe
meS MnpsnosIls q, BinbsmiSlsr, men bar
inssn Snosans. Gr bet maaitss q @rap'
itsb9
Stlps alippetssIsn or osiaa bssatfsi
al Bpsninssrsitu. Man tmfisr after
bsr talriss Syor al eirts.iprmsos Bug
nmsn iamt nj opsr EUsranors bpsssbs
1urasia, % mSeis poo ansIsns Cop
paIeiss g~raniib.Olfs. Der ipnes at baps
assiost en- S;aais. SoPa bm man lbs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20
A WISH PROM rue mrLrTARY.
Consequent upon False Rumor- OF .
Proposed L~ynehing.

Consequent upon False Rumors OF .
Proposed Lynehing.
Considerable excitement wssexperi-
enced by the after-supper ioungers and
prOmeDaders on Main street last night.
owing TO the presence and activity o.
a cavalry squad from the post, who's
mission war 70 round up every soldier
ia town, whether on pass or not, and
order them to report to Lieut.. Bscsus
who with n full troop Of cavalry, was
stationed at the further end Of the
railroad bridge. Many Wild rumOrs
were current On the street, among
which was the story that the soldiers
were here to foIcibly take from Jail
the cavalryman who had been arrested
during the day on a charge Of attempt
ing a heinous crime. Another story,
not quite so absurd, but equally with
out foundation, was that he COM
handing officer at the post bad heard
hat the ca~vslryman aforesaid was 10
figure As the PRINCIPAL in a necKtie
party dnri3g the night, and had de-
tailed the detachment TO guard the
Jail.
The facts in the case are that at dress
parade last night at the post, there wac
a noticeable lack Of attendance among
The rank and file, and Major Powell,
VINO Was commanding, took Occa-on
after the parade to mention the fact To
the colonel. Mean , lille some feather-
Drained alarmist had spread the
l~ynching story at the post, and putting
the two things together, IL was %
sumed that the absence Of he men
was owing 10 the report Of the pro-
posed lynching, aud without any
means Of verifying the latter report, It
vas deemed 10 be the proper course TO
order all absentees back 10 the post
whether stragglers or on pass, anO on
this duty the detachment was ordered
TO town, Msjor Powell being In COM
maud, with Lieu. Martin a. aide and
Lieut.. Backus and Swaine on duty
with the patrol. The work Of gather
ing up the soldiers was quickly &C
eomplished, and before 9 O'Clock there
was not n blue coat in town, except
those on duty with the patrol.
With a view to quell the little ex-
element that bad been created by the
absurd rumors mentioned, and 10 pre-
rent the possibility Of lswless proceed
ings, II was proposed by Major Powell
that the prisoner be turned over 20
he military for tue night, on the
guarantee that he would be produced
here in the morning. As no COM
plant had been lodged against him be
was still a prisoner In the city Jail, and
under the control Of Chief Of Police
Jackson, who being advised by a
number Of our best citizens 20 to do,
acceded to Msj. Powell's request, but
on visiting the Jail for the purpose Of
making tie transfer, 1t was sscertained
that Jailer Eph Davis did not feel
warranted in giving up his prisoner
unless on the order Of Justice Brown,
who advised against such q course, and
hs was accordingly left In jail here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

The facilities Of the present day for
lac production OF everything hat will
conduce tn the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost uulim-
tied and hen Syrup of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as is
the only remedy which Is truly pleas
ing and refreshing 20 the taste and
prompt ana effectual to cleanse the
system gently In the springtime or 10
fss,. at any time. and the better 1t il
known the more popular II becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20
once of the state Board of PardOns.

HELENA. Montana. Aug. Il. 1891.
Al a meeting Of the State Board of Pardons,
beld At its Office in Helena on the above date.
he following business among other things was
transacted;
In the matter Of the application for and
granting by the Governor Of an 'unconditiOnal
pardon" 10 one John NJ. Waugh.
WHEREAs. the Governor Of Montana has this
day officially notified this Board that he has
granted an unconditional pardon to one John
M. Waugh. a convict confined IN the State Pen
itentiary, who was convicted Of the crime OF
rape. committed in the county Of Custer, In the
State Of Montana, on the 18th day Of February,
1891. and sentenced for the term Of five years
Therefore be IL ordered, That Monday, the
ast day Of August, 1891, be set apart for the
consideration Of said pardon aforesaid, and al
persons having an interest therein, desiring q
be heard either for or against the granting q
the pardon, are hereby notified 20 be present IN
the afternoon of said day AZ the Office Of ths
State Board OF pardons, AZ the State capitol o.
said state;
Further ordered. That a copy Of this order b
printed and published in The AELLowsToNl
~JOURNAL," a newspaper printed az Miles City
in the State Of Montana, for two weeks begin
ninig August IS. 1891.
Chairman Board Of Pardons.
EMILY SwAS. Clerk
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

T. appearing hat ZONE users o
water allow their hydTauts to remain
open all night. roii-e l. hereby giver
that water frr spri king pu poses
must be shut off at s O'Clock g. ~,
Lack # attention. 10 this notice viii
be- folloWed by a cutting "ff Of water
from The bydfant Of delinquent.
b. GILMAN,
Superintendent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

There = scarceiy a week passes thai
some first class theatrical combination
does not go oyer the Northern Pacih c
road eastward or westward bound,
Why Il II that there Is not an occa-
si0nal stop over at Miles City? Our
theatrical management appears TO have
lost he grip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Lieutenant wills Of the twenty
second Infantry passed through on
the west bound tram yesterday IN route
20 the Park where he will make The
rounds Of wonderland, and then report
for duty A. professor o. military tactics
Al a school IN Alabama.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

The civil service examination for
applicants for the railway mail service
will be held al thu school house on
Friday, the 2lst. commencing prompt
~ at 10 O'Clock a. m. Applications
should be hsnned to the postmaster
before that time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Lieutenant Swaine will leave for the
school Of officers at Fort Leavenworth
on the first Of September. On or about
the first OF December Lieutenant
Swaine will receivs his promotion to
a first lieuteuancy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

John GLIB. jr.. formerly ofthe JOUR
NAL, now of the Livingston Herald,
arrived in the city yesterday from
Livingston to spend a week here.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

A very social party was given at the
rink last evening, and while the at
tendance was light. a very enjoyable
time was had. Dancing Was carried
on until midnight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Hood's saEsapAEilla has . steadily
increasing popularity, which can only
- Won By an article Of real merit.
Give it . trial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Black DIAMOND, sgd PAget's horse,
won the FIVE furlODgs at Great Falls
on Monday in l:O2l. The mile dash
wa W on by Nevada Ia Lao, Terry
second and Lucinda third.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

watermelons, aud native ones, too,
were on sale yesterday, and have q far
better flavor than imported ones,
though not as large.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Daring the cArAblns contest At Fort
Keoeh my bus viii leave McIHtire's
At 8 o'clock every morning.
DAN DONELEY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

AL those who nave water on Main
use 1t very well in laying the
dust Of late, but w. c. Jackson needs
special mention, a. he is at work cool
ing his place al day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Edgar Wear has returned from Dar
kota, where he has been for the past
month selling horses. He reports the
market good
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Chief Of Police Jackson yesterday
arrested three young men ofthe tramp
variety who are suspected Of being
concerned Ia various petty b%urglaries
that have occurred on the outskirts Of
the town during the past few DAYS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

These two adjeelives BY no means imply the
possessiun Of great muscular strength. There
are many uen and women Of slight build and in
feriOr s aiure TO whom the terms "hale and hear
~" perfect = apply. Their eOmplexiOns are clear
eye bright and vivAeious. pulses tranquil, step
elastic, movements steady, sleep undisturbed, ap-
petites sound. These indicacia Of haleness and
heArtiness Hostetters stomach Biiters viii as.
suredly bot W upon the feeble, the nervous and
the dysp-p f.. No tonic Of the century com
pares with il In popularity, no other rivals IL In
efficacy. A. permanent IMMIGRATION means also
be be regarded as chief among reguih ors. Il con-
quers and prevents against malaria and rheums-
tism, 0v rcomss insci. witty Of the liver, bowel
and kidneys, aud promotes the acquisition Of
flesh az Wel.as vig0r.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Little Chief" the Cheyenne high
moguI, honOred the city b. an appear
Mnce yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

MAKRIED-kSgust 18th, by Rev. j.
Dunlap, Mr.. G. d.. Brown TO Mics
Alice Tige, both Of this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Geo. NJ. Hays, clerk Of The court at
Billings, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

With decreased receipts IL was
scarcely to be expected that Tuesdays
market would suffer a decline from the
day previous, but such proved to be the
case, the sales being generally 10 cents
lower and the market dull. The fol-
lowing sales Of range cattle are re-
ported:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Yesterday was cool and pleasant and
a great Improvement on the day be-
fore.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

and would like to receive a share Of
the public patronage. Orders may be
left at this office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Fresh oysters in any style at Park
street restaurant.
FRED CHRISTOPHER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

LADrEs-our new welt shoe at ts.5'
lie q beauty.
&. B. TOWERS & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Hank Cross came In from Hotchkiss
yesterday TO spend n few days in the
city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20
Proposals for Cows, steam Boiler. Horse
Harness, Etc.
-, 4 cu.xrrCr

Proposals for Cows, steam Boiler. Horses
Harness, Etc.
q. =. INDT n sExvICE.
cEoS AeEsor: MoNrASA,S
July q, 1891.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for Steam
Boiler, etc. a. the case may be, and addressed
70 the undersigned a. Grow Indian Agency MN
tana. will be received a. this agency until 1
o'clock p n. Of Saturday, August q 1891, for
| aumishiug and delivering A. tins agency loo
Cows, vith calves ! skinner Boiler 10. . COR
equaD, 20 horse power for sawmiiL loo Breast
| efravs; 2 sets Harness q set double and 4 SCI sin
alel II Horse; ? ~auing Machmes-a fan list
and description Of which may Be obtained By ap-
Co.'s nurt be natives q Montana, Of good msr-
chaniahls, @graded.r dairy stock, not under tive
nor over s.sa a.s i yssH .s e'si J, % s sssessi .s s'' t 1sss '1 ssl
pounds. and each Gov 70 have her own eatfo b her
BIDS ulu also Be resolved Cor native Dakota
Mehrnskn, Iowa ~ Minnssotn cowa.
Horses must BE- 81 Amsrican atoct. IRON foni
70 seven ysan cd, round. ven hrosen = s.del'
teen nands high. veil buili In proportion 4
height, and h weigh net les han 80 pound.-
RIaaer wm - fsqalnsd 70 u1eas slsclneany =
ss.sa s saas ssls.i s-ss ssssr zee. sssss 81 s' -
any pr q any ia 4 iss1sd isr ms bssi snt.E'
mfof The service.
cEnEErED cHncEa
K.eh hid muui b seoonpanisd b. . csrtiasi
eheeh ordran upon aome United e1als1 dapo4ltor
al solvent national bank In The vicinity 81 n
residences Of tha bidder. maze paFa1le - he o..
ar 81 - Con minio e. q lndlan Aaair, ior 4
nasl ave PER con1 Of In amoun1 81 The plopo1al
wh,eh cheek o. draft VII be forfeited % "a
unilsd STATES IN cnss any bidder Or hladeu recels.
inr ~ award shah fall % pronptg exsca.e
~co1frert ulth ruod and 1ahclon1 ~aurslle4. ether
wiea 40 ra(nmed % lha bidder. EIda aceqm
panied y ea.A n ben q . certified ehsek ~ihno
for further l~nfornalfon Apply 70
n. p. WYMAH.
Q. 9. Indian ngsni.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

A two-seated Surrey made by Quin-
by & HNllowell, s.. Paul. Apply 10
DIR. p. F. Harvey at his Office over the
post office. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Fresh cuts Of Veal, Mutton and Bee
at Hollis Meat Market
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20
JOURNAL
LILIES \ MONTANA.
Pest Office Regulations.

Eastern mail Through, local and regis
tered closes at II 10p. m
Eastern mail for points east Of Mandan
only closes al. 90 p. m.
Western mail Through, local and regis
tered closes az -. 8 90 p. m
Western mail for Helena, Mont, closes
ILL., o % q O. o s sa e. sa sees .aH 90 ~ = ~
sundays- Jthee open from il:80a, INTO 1880 P.
spear6sh mail closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday a. 8 a. m.
says Al 8 a m.
Once opena-......... T. M
once clOsea.-----.--.- --....---..-..--- .-..-t 2. m.
Money order y M
Registry Pm
has. ". SEYDE, p. N.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

ChAs r. Baker arrived In the city
yesterday from Boston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

The water company yesterday fur
nished Campbell Bros. with water.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

For Budweiser beer call ~ Professor
Bach's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
onice.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

c. T. Griggs Of Denver, Colorado, was
q visitor In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20

A Washington special Of the sigh-
tenth states that ia compliance with
the petition Of citizens Of Custer county
the secretary Of wal has directed that
the cavalry detachment in camp on
Tongue nveT be removed to the Indian
agency on that river As there Is nc
agency on Tongue river IL probably
means that the troops are 10 be remov-
ed to the Cheyenne agency on Lame
/ Deer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-20


On account Of change OF station DIR.
r. y. CorcOran will offer for sale the
following:
A fine pair Of sorrel rOadsters, eyears
old.
A light blackboard, four springs, top.
pole and shafts.
A fine mich cow-Jersey and Dur
hain-tO be fresh this month.
A lot Of chickens, all laying; princi-
paIly Plymouth Rocks.
Household furniture, mating. car
pets, heating stoves, kitchen utensils
etc, also a fine refrigerator, new.
Apply at the Russell house Tenth
streat next TO the Baptist church.
who Knows John b. Broderickg
Information wanted as to the where
abouts Of John b. Frederick. He is
believed to be herdlng cattle some-
where Ia Montana for George Stuart
and George Woodruff Waslast heard
Of al Dawson, Dakota, about eight years
ago. An anxious mother who has not
seer her son for ten years would like
some tidings OF him. Address.
MRS. NJ. BRoDERIcK,
70 Green st., Greenpoint,
Brooklyn. New York
Music Teacher.
Miss M. T. Graham Montgomery
Leighton house. Miles City.