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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
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WHO STARTED TO LOWER THE PRICES IN
CLOTHING!
WHO STARTED TO SELL CLOTHING IN RE-
RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
WHO ARE THE PEOPLE THAT SHOULD BE
PATRoNIZED.
The CANNON Ball CLorHrxa
COMPANY.
And 1t is our intention to stand by during the
fall and winter season. did the past spring and
summer. viz. To sell you Good Home made Clothing
at 20 cent less than any other store in the city
Would you not rather buy your clothing from q
house that do all their work. and. particularly.
when you buy at wholesale priee.-which means you
pay but profit!
We viii convince you if you give us a call.
Just think! Black Cheviot Suits of e,cellen. goods
q. $3.50.
just think Cheviot and Cashmere Suits. fas, color
for ss So
Just think! Fine Tweed and worsted Suits from
elo to els. These will you regular SIS to $40
Just think! Imported Suitngs Of all kinds We sell
| from 1880 to s25. OF these goods We guarantee
you can't buy in the United States foress than SIS
$40.
Just think. Excellent Fall overcoats of light and
dark shades for &C. 80. 81. So So els and s2o You
don't want to pass these by If you want bargain.
just think! Black and Blue Beaver overcoats for
Sl2. These are all uooi and guaranteed
Our line of Heavy overcoats Gncluding Storm
Coats) sell at 81 S. go and sI2 The best grades
consisting Of Chinchillas. Kerseys and Worst eds
sell for sl3. sl5 sls. s20 s25 and s2s III csc are
custom and tailor made and can only be bought from
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.!
500 pair of Knee Pants. wooden goods for 39c.
$50 pair Of Atwood Knee Pants for Sc
We have inst bought out C. d. Johnson's Of New
York shirt waist factory and will sell you Winter
Shirt Waists for 25c
We are always open for such bargains the benefit
| Of our patrons.
We have but one price and treat all alike.
CANNON BALL CLOTHING COMPANY.
KING CLoTHIERs OF WASHINGTON,
CORNER 9TH AND SIS 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
A GRAND BARGAIN.
FINE 2OX24 FRAMED
P1crUREs FoR Sl.O5.

The pictures fne artotypes. 300 subjects.
framed in attr active oak FRAME with steel lining
size 20x24.
Thursdays price. $1.O5.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

m
have come to be the veriest COM
modities.--we know WE have helped
to this end.
o o o o o o
Everybody who keeps turnout
LIVEHIEs" the driver.-At home in
your library you seek the comforts of .
LoUNGING JACKET-and with your
bsth-a ROBE is indispensable BE-
tween the old time cost and OURS,
now. there's a big difference.
o o o o o O o
One thing about a LIvERY-you must
Keep up with the style. sea-
son brings its sanctioned fashions-so
every season you must chanse.-Any
way you know-you have your carriage
done over-new--1s there anything more
conspicuous than the Livery,
" v v Y U y o o o
It's easy enough to be suited in our
ready made lne-for we've everything in
it-all the newest shades-and the latest
way Of making. are two au-
thorities-English and American. We'll
show You both.--The English-straight
from Eng'and-The Americsn-made up
on our work tables both the
best tailoring.-4th floor for them.
o o o o o o o 90
Like everything that's popular-fashion
controls-and it's given hundred new
ideas in SMOKING JACKETS. DRESS
ING GOWNS and BATH RoBEs.-one
in particular-and one you won't find
anywhere else-is a VELVET TUXEDO
LOUNGING JACKET-It,s a perfect
.beauty.-Instead of only having Crash
and Turkish Toweling Bath Robes--Se,ve
had some fancy FLANNELs made for
us.--'Twould seem they were more
suitable for winter than the others
We Lad our variety specially designed
and one or two of the best English
artists helped. list floor
% o o o %
Cur line OF Liveries and House Jack
cts isn't merely an exhibition handful
It's q stock-of all szes-No bigger
nor better is carried by any store in
the country.
90 o 90
STILL CELEBRATING
o o o o
This morning We added fuel to the
fire" in our ANNIVERSARY SALE
Monday and Tuesday were the two big
gest days Of our whole twenty five
years - and today will be the third.
You've appreciated 40 fuuv the
offerings we made that we have thrown
out other lines that wi, lash ma close-
to your confidence than ever
o o o o o
A special lot of MEMS SUITS and
oyERCoATs At 40 20 ia one
90 n a n
Some WINTER UNDFRWFAR nj go,
is another
cor,o o.. uoCr -. ,
io w. hooH a. Aoc.-~ pairs Ior
OK l.; ...-,
~oc' ID 'hifd.
U o o o
G., o,, ,~ - -
Some GIRLS KNITTED SCOTCH TAM
o,,urr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
BEAUTIFUL llX14 P1oruaEs
FoR Only 42c.

This Is the third lot Of these Pictures Hundreds of
subjects to select from Latest style frames neat and
attractive Make your selection now before they are
picked over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
No other house DOES-EvER DID-orEvER
wILL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such LOW PRICES - WE quote
SAKs AND COMPANY.
Luxurious CoMroRrs.

81 now times change. used TO
HI be considered expensive Injuries
d II have come to be the veriest COM
modities.--We know WE have helped
to this end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
1929 DREss FABn1cs.
INCLUDING
A Few EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES.
18th and Penn. ave.

Lots Of humbug about so-called exclusive novelties
The usual method adopted this certain fabric is
made up in designs that vary some what. Merchant
No. doesn't have exactly the same pattern as mer-
chants Nos 9. and 4. though otherwise the goods
are Identical Some merchants advertise these as
exclusive novelties and charge you exclusive prices
The Paais Royal has these socaed exclusive fabrics
uhich offered at the same ratio of proft as on
other GOODS so that P. r. quotations for exclusive )
styles are very much lower than prevailing.
$500 yard for 42-inch Damasse in exclusive de-
signs. Similar quality and slightly different forms
of leaf patterns usually retails at 81. 9S yard
SZ.fU yard for Velour Russo of best quality and
combination of colorings very choice and exclusive
Sl.6S yard for the Silk and Wool Fabrics tina.
are as exclusive beautiful; also Epingnes Of best
quality.
Cl.OO yard for the English whipcord Diagonsls
sometimes called Persian. Az the new autumn
colors and full "a inches wide; also As inch wide
Epnglines in equally beautiful shades.
p ~ yard for English Autumn weight Broad
cloths that superior quality. full "a inches wide
and in all the correct shades
y LIZ yard for Silk and Wool Diagonal that is
A. inches wide also the Novelty Cristalines in shot
effects of new blues. garnet steel,
old rose. golden brown.
S1.OU yard for Bengalines with woven pin dots
Of contrasting shades. such golden brown with
yellow dot myrtle and old rose black and old rose
garnet and white. navy and white navy and red The
81 English Storm serges and Diagonals are here 81
inches ride and the Cheviots and the English
Broadcloths. Where else 54-inch Broadcloths at 81
yard:
OOC. yard for the Twotone Diagonals. in combina
tons of green and cardinal navy and blue. brown
and gold. brown and green. Must be seen to be ap,
precisted.
OJC. yard for the Atwood Bengalines that usually
retail at 81 yard. Navy blue. COLDER brown. garnet
myrtle and steel are here.
&c. yard FOR the 5-inch Atwood English Tour
ist Chevlots. mixtures of and grays illuminated
here and there with bright red dots splashed
the fabric Think Of it! 81 inches wide and only 75c
a yard. What q desirable q exclusire novelty thi
could make!
Que yard choice Of rs different styles Of fabrics
which are warranted all WOOL Needless to ask. wher
the bsstJor so eentsf You'll ind out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
ioop THINGS IL M111srRy,
krSG.s PALACE.

Sl2S14 7TH ST. v W. Il
.... Is 5 /. /. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

Our line Of nnedium-priced pictures cannot be
passed. Our galleries show q collection which any
house feel proud Of Our Pastels we will call
particular attention to. There hardly alike
every one gem in itself. Our large show window will
give very slight idea Of our collection Of these
goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
S3.48 FRAMED PAsrr1s. 1926
S1.48 WHITE AND GoLn: Also
WHITE AND SILVER EAsr1s. $50

These Essels will match the above frames. How
Grand would 1t not look to have fine pastel and an
easel to match in your parlor It will make It cheer
full and attract every ones attention The Easel 10
our regular 81. 4S style
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

We have added . number Of excellent lines 10
our already well-selected stock Of Corsets. Not
the least i'm portant Is the line Of DIR. Warmers
Nursing Corsets At 81 and 81 50. and Dr.
Warmers Health Corsets at al.2o.
To meet the demand for q good Corset at 81
we have added TO other styles Of 81 Cor
sets the well-known Nv. b ;" black and white,
at 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

TIE PAIAIs RorAI.
4. LIszIR
Cor. Eth 4. and Psansyivania svs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

jack Kennedy, who ia III town from
upper Pumpkin creek, says that tue
wolves are thicker iu that section than
ever before and very much more dar'
ing. He iustanced u Case where II
three>year old steer WIS pulled down
and killed by pack of wolves, III
sixht Of tiftet II meu, and IL confident
that u large pumber OF colts have been
killed by them. The nuisance IL get
tirv tu he 50 great that all CLASSES OF
rtoct men are feeling that something
should be done to increase the bounty
on wolf scalp to encourage the rxter~
| miuatiuu ot them. It il not uut of
nlace ia this connection 10 call atten-
ton Of the people Of tht country who
are suffering from this plague, to the
fact that at the republican rouuty con-
vention, u resolution WIS passed urg~
lux an increased bounty on al! stock
destroying animals, aud the cAndtdat
es for the Il gislature on the republican
ticket are pledged to do all they can Ii
this direction, II elected. Vote tn
Swift, Mckay aud Huffman, and yo'
will make big stride IN The direction
of relief from wolves and other "var
mint.h
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

Ttr ui-ttit.l tuutt & .u<~ntd yt.to'>
te1tiuy II l:rr,llu: at 10 0'elpck ant' ~
civil ,At+ ,,,}ur w;4e called. ths ful|'1Wt1'!;
cs@r> tsting acted upun: -
In the ease IF j. II. Collins. 'harF q
v it'll tue murder at Ia Reed, 1t ""
ordered that the prisoner t'+ tuEh'd
over tu HE United Safe marshal All
his hearing be held Ill t't fe4st'"'
cnirt.
I>,a1d nf Cnunty Commissioners |
Gutter Caunty W. Tho~. and Ma Y
! Kent; uetnu. rer t., comrl .in'; defend :
ants given until Nov. 18th to f1fea >
nwer.
Middleton l. Lt~h, w. ". + n4v'';
| q ,plinutd lnr the term,
| WIN. G. urt+nay VI. Continents
.upu ana Cattle Cn; cAu-e set IL
trial Oh the -evtn'h jury day OF IT.
mkt term of cnur..
Gtlgg-, Cocper d Co. ". Cartwright
Bros continued fr the ttrm.
E., Il, Middleton (Ht1mtuistrAt"r II
Ote Jo,n-on} W. ha-. Larsen; CON"
tinue iOr the term.
| u. r. rhring ~. I. !. byan'; SAINT
ac,iou.
| Lrui- K,ux ". Mil-* City y IL
and Irr,gutiuE TO ; continued Tor III
term on ACCOUNT If the Hines" "
Il Jurliun.
tim. N veg vs.. RI. =. l..wi-; cnnt'n
ned FIR tnt term on AccUun: Ut the at
>t>f1tt uf tnt defendant.
n, r. Mcdonald ct. al. ". RI
Swnrix; ti'ut to anAwtr complaint TX
tended ~ NV. 5th.
, Adjourned units II o'clock @h'
+ nntntnG.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12
A Million Friends.

A friend In need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just sucl a friend 10 DR..
Kings new discovery for consump'
ton. coughs and colde. IT you have
never used this great cough medio1ne'
one trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers In all di"
eeases Of the throat, chest and lungs
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
that Ia claimed or money will be re-
funded. Trial hotties free at Savage't
drug store. Large size 500 aud 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

3Ut htAt]@ rAa~'d t'y VIM. str"ng u" hf4
ranch about THREE nil*s frnm town,
from FEED furnished trr trial hy W.
Ati,e l,urpt4 .S IT,. :ttHiLtl1 Ut fh''~
ad+lrt,i+, IN. The vnr't:y T. ~"
out rrorog.*'d by tn" a't;vt name"
Tim ard fur tll+ t,rt~rtt - kt'h~h:t" +"
".,rw Mn'n rruH t.bt,'Rt 10. =,
T;.p twu ~!1-ad- mentioned Wtit II r.
sr+ctiv.IE AZ antl IL Inun y, at't II e.
! -uiitl@y fuitntd Wttn "titt txttpl E II + ~ 1:
tn. ttw q t~i1t t~Av~*+@ A-i't *tt'tlt*t
| shtre two: nstt;att r.. *=tl1e::~ fieltt# WI"
nvcta9~. Mr. ~trotE 4',y-t tft,', - I''=' =, ~
tuiutl~.: 4 *l.r=x:.*o s3ti u .tle:%e*t ~
! t,ii,. ..t'itt.n :nr lln tt~avI*ht *sitA tt**
! utnd r4.td, n'1t Az Stto II: l ett''*=t' I
! nave tis~~t tl,41nt@r*t.f .rnut:A~tt"t tezE j:
! iii: >ut+':illltti+ st;lt 'ttkr: i tersltle>ta
ut the wr,kts'~,"w t1icl l't W.T. 3t'f'1>t 4 e. (
! ia iii. n,u,+ III Tut&nt;. Ii lila IT, *at> :s:A&*
]try III e:,e 70 l,tt~t. :. + l~Irtttai'~ tltt'Az
t.-- to: add that IT L eafti>tEt@: Wt1 .
+ tt4,+ta by y.irflEnthu. 7s*: r.: :: # *~:::
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12
G.1xu.r4 nutl hahn.

What mean. tlis woe Oh Charpic's faceF
Ii ho i'll drsA,l OF seine diEract:
IA no; his trunk hts just come hnne
From scrl.t4 " here Chuprie once did roths
And in it, side Il fearful gap
Shows thu, It's ntt with s"'1'e mlshap
And through that rent t"" pairs n1 oo'tS'
Xix r,,sstt rlu,>, three hathlnE Suits
4 line1t vest. s,x cullara high,
\ lounginE ruat, M nxfnrd IT,.
All have escaped. u1A dire d!>lnuS
On Chnppit'e fare now h"ldetl sway
IN, xtr. lc smiles: What can 1t te
Thnt's (,rou;,h, ,l1i= sudden luok ut Elce:
The trunk her "l~nt'l nnd lu'ked ln'
An,, On III, li|,> tl4,re spread, grin.
"rlcrr', nothing trit." he sAyc. "bat s'aS!
On. th}1lr's ts;>a1ed the foc today
It m1rh1 bc worse indeed IL might
nut Iii, Is balm" Whrrton thut wight
Rearh,d ,}uwn inlo that empty chest.
Where had bccn things he loved 1he oe7A'
And then euw what his regret
Had suothe&l he'd saved ono cigarette
-Harpcr's nazar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12
SIZING UP Tf''-.- ECT.



Sl,. Didn't i:eu'l<r That ,it tirh Grown
- *.:~ .-> =" Nuth. '%
" II Wnnt 10 nuy IL 1nlir .tf. E:t4t> fur my
littIciuy." tli*l E.<ct'1a,ttv won,an r. the i
clnrk. na >fflo entered 30 AArlAn cl"tlllns
5tt,rt, f :: >:> + RI =: + - = =. -:
+ s.Tli4 war; # y0s1 ll"a*t:.. ='l1tt'lan;
,1,}1lt wita tszl Inquired >tl4t. a1n1atla "
rl.rk *: " MI: VI FL: " . = +: # @ :. +: Il *:* " - :"
4 Il. t>i <.ll, XII i: nitlont "
ei1l )tiHt<}tzH i: q + lH'y* 3
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f1 xffItS,, II; ii II |;lyf1
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n4jf jfs Il n@s+ 3 I e : {: + @ : :| NV: " r. q:
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i: ==sy.55: .5::1 iii! t1slt7.st rea@ti 10 his
" :,11k1G@ LI,*l III or: /. TT +, t~~:&;n than
! tho r,1lt. he weaS> ,l<w. Git sonethln
/ about Ii funt longer ....
J You mean n E1H1: i; size+ don't You:>
! IN, ! don't. Th@yr: for NY little
tnv."
/ "But we have nothing larger in boys'
~,1i1*. .-- .-.
! Yen aint:'~
no." >.= ....:.> j.
"Wcll. i ,.o,4', know Whist III do; gness
ia lt.tter l~pt: some otli~r place,
'.Wuit Il minute; ju>l 1oo:< over here;'
mi the clcr|: conducted tne woman to
auotl+'r department n14tl presented for
,,er examination Il 1,air 1T trousers de-
sionc1 f.r ,u. tltlurnnltft Of Il man O.
tht,ut six feet+
."Oh. tl1tlt5 the very thing, How
u,!rh l+ they: Why didn't you tell me
you ha1 en af4rt:>'
..'Dtc;,112.. didn't know how nix ynur
/ little 1n,y was. 1t seems to mt h. nt'rst
! ln t,,7i5t.:u chunk OF /. 10y when Il 1nan i
clotlle!s fit him" ~
,.V.ll. / t1eclare to goodness; It 1nust
be that h1* n1an. Inrrer o1acc thought
III, it that WHY ufort. IT just strnck 1ne
this ,uin,1tr. How they do Erow up
: don't tlley;;' ::.: >..
And wl,rIa a satisfactory bargain had
+ bern tt,rltltitle1 the lcrplexe;l nn1 sur
pri>t,d woman t!eItnrtv.l with her bundle
-Utrujit Free Press. - !:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

Ve desire to say to our citizens Ina
for years We have been selling Df'
Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ttop. Or, Kings New Life Pills. BUCK :
}e,l,s Arnica Sa1ve and Electric Bit
ters, and haye never hapdled retned1e
that veil ~ we'll or that have gtvef
auch universal satisfaction. We d"
not hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready t" refur q
the purchaae price II satisfactory r.
sults do not follow their use. Theet
remedies have won their great popn
lnrlty purely on their merits.
w. Z. SAVAGE.
Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

~: Auuky.O t.: ~ NV ]tI'*:thr#
t*Iislir r It NJ, rutr N,t= hh:k, h:t< >n1'=k'
4.t It 1,t4v,= ttsttlt t@f :'a4srn't "ni" Fb*t*
lh Ilnt,t,t~, A'zt J. ffHI'Hk :t{'I~: 1n'thEus
rtl+ u stt. :+t.t'tar init nt NE t.lt:l,fu ID.
tan If *l,4t *:ltr,l1t Anh,Her~AtN~ o'~:tt<
ii ,t1tt-ak~t'- GREATEST de. it. At G:t] III
morning thu t'attl!t,n ~ln WA- iIt-1tly
thr >,1ntl.- gun. tut 1t ~Ac ~t'GuiafI>
y.u.r,tr1A4e tAst IT should tntn+ I'll
i this d.v nt ulI o:lit,. from 1't tort
! nalt,vu ntttt CHRISTOPHER Ca|u'sit"".
/ \vw I,rk IL III gaia Dire. t" day.
I:4 4tr,r!s, IL. rntiIr ltutltl1tEs, It.
-t,es nl.i warehouses, I's lrnme- arr
I sHs With flags Ahu tthtiug. Even tflt
| Trucks ami wagon, ra>+luU through
| It. Streets, ,l4e cur. that roll up Hllh
duwu ,'B avenue-, the lr+in4 That pun
ai,tls the etsvated "us, the very
horrrs u"e sitckesl with Il ~ III h'cor
Of Christopher Columbus. III The
synAkogue~ Oh Saturday. III the
churct,.., Hebrew Md Christian, wa
cele ebratpd In service nf .nt,u the land
lug ut Columbus 4O0 years sg". To-
day began tile s+r!es Of lmpts ~
uyxeau!s with which The city for the
coming three dAyn will hnn"r the
III tnory Of Columbus. Il" The 'hii-
,ir+u, 10 TT youih Of t;nthan, ,~a@ g'v'
IN the honor IF h+ginuing lhe clv't
aud nlillu:y displays. Fr"tn public
-:lnoI uuu from private scht"'', fr"n
ua,mrniul -rh nis, frntn Institutions
aid usyiu,1l- TIE children were mat
~iAltu .',uu.uncs S:iorg, ami 'he'
y der 30 hers trrm tne c"'1tkt;
march, Il with them. Yesterday th'
skies w.tt dark aid thrtate1lit < ant
! rain drjzxlvu nu~n. t'ea'inK f"'+ +""l
iups Mat cvl1 weather W'.ulu n1af tH
display, but lo day orrntd wills TIL
cIoud+u >ky, with -nil'ng su:', VIII
c!pur, c,i>p, 1nv1gofHtinK alr. VIII
the ttss I,~* = Of day t't Wnrk "f c"n'
4,lvt!ng }.rtp4,u't"t's to: 'h- IAf"de Ut
xa, o. Friday, 4tn Saturday yt+t.
.iu, the dt curnliou ot the tit; Wit
llas. ntu bunting and gutlat"ie
5 green nah bttn diligently pur"utf
tut uupy Ind wuile,t until 1n'du,
feurlug that rain might rob the dec"
utlon- If Their hrliiaury. On ever
side throughout the CITY, alike IL Il
! >tctjuu filled with browu~t"llt ur 1nn
blt u4uu~,tl+s Aud III tuust wne
1hrVute,t ttutt1lents ale crowded t
retutr, was there lavish dt"plays
U tIas- aud rtleam+r+, but especiai ht<e
ton WIS given by city officials al
nrtvnte citlZtn. To the decoration
the streets aud luu+es along The rou
selected for the parade.
In the public school division TIT
yn were 70 regiments, 202 companies d
10,5O0 pupils in line. Besides thu
were over l 600 students FROM Long
land City public schools.
l. janis r. O'Brien was marshal
tbs Catholic schools and college div
Ion. The Roman Catholic schools a
. colleges Of New York were represen
by 5000.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12
VeRetable MDn4troSitles,

There IN now on exhibition at the
JOURNAL office, two heads Of cabbage
that are believed to be without rivals
In their family, in the vegetable
world. They are from field Of about
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

Zeuo1,ia-DiA ytu see that horrible
gown Miss Grute>Que wears: It 'he
color of green apples.
penelolp-Eu, 1t must be awtti'
Z..n,hiu~~l, il. Just to look ut it will
double you np,~-Cloak Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

1T TIE 1Hf@FU9tt ~ WE
I,ady-A ticket for ME and two halves
for my sons.
Ticket Seller-ExcEse me, madam
but one of your sons il much older than
twelve years.
"Whut of that? The other il as much
under twelve years as the older is over
twelve, SO they only aggregate twelve
years."
Not this trip, fai. lady. Texas
Siftings.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

Some people are too trusting 1or th'8
world. At u recent trial the pr soner
entered plea Of mot guilty" wh'.n one
Of the Jury put OIL his hat nnd started
for the door. The judge called him
hack and informed him that lle could
not leave until the case was tried
'.Trietl! cried tho juror; why he ac-.
kuowledxes that he ii not Eul!ty!-.
ArulDAut,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

Wand and Coal for School Dist. No. /.
Sealed proposals. for furnishing wot "
and coal for the ensuing year Will o@
received until IL O'Clock, noon. ore.
%. 1892. The board OF trustees ressr' y
the right to reject any of all bids.
GEO, w. ALLERToN,
Clerk.
z Stock Growers Bank Building
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12
Just the Thing.
lt.,'f1li1lG.

Xerxes-tio,a almighty, Zott; where
zhu git dat hi. buckle on W belt:
Zoffanv-pun ttn yo' tell de lt'l1es.
xerx. OATS lie 1ulssus' doah knocker:
Swell. ain'teu it:-Trntll.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-12

"AlI TIC n1rIs VIII t11t'714'
DO YOU still call yuErstlf girl:'
why not: My husband is still me
Of the boys. though my senior by twenty
years" life.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

The" Cave Temple " of Karli, India, is
rightly considered one of the greatest
wonders OF the world. This gigantic re-
cess in the mountain ledge has been CHS
eled by human hands from porphyry as
hard as the hardest flint. The nave is 124
feet long, 45 feet broad and 46 feet from
floor to ceiling. Before the entrance Of
the temple stands a monster stone ele-
plant upon whose back is seated colos-
sal goddess, all hewn from one solid block
of stone. Like the temple walls and the
outside ornaments, every article OF adorn-
ing sculpture on the inside is hewn from
the native rock.
There are aisles on each side separated
from the nave by octagonal pillars of
stone. The capital OF each pillar is
crowned with two kneeling elephants, on
whose backs are seated two figures, rep
resenting the divinities to whom the
temple is dedicated. These figures are
perfect and of beautiful features, as, in
deed, are all the representations Of deities
and divinities in this peculiar temple.
The responsiveness SO Characteristic of
modern Hindoo and Chinese pagodas is
here wholly wanting. Each figure is true
to life, or, rather, to art, there being no
mythical half horse, half man or beast
birds depicted in this underground wonder
OF Karli. This wondrous underground
pagoda or cave temple has been a stand
ing puzzle for the learned arch9ologists
OF both Europe and Asia for the last 2, 500
years, and is as much of an enigma to-
day as it was in the time OF Confucius.-
Philadelphia Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30
Liked Them Juicy.

What the queue is to the Chinaman,
what the tuft of hair in the middle of his
head is to the American Indian, such to
the Fiji Islander as giving him the pass
to social distinction is the necklace he
wears of teeth taken from his victims.
So says DR.. j. NJ. Whitney, of Honolulu,
and he ought to know. For few dollars
he obtained such a necklace of a sailor
who had been on a British man. of-war
cruising among the Fiji Islands. Many
traits OF character and disposition are
revealed on examining this necklace. In
the first place there are 2S8 teeth. AS
each tooth represents victim, the as
sumption is that this particular chief
lived well and dined sumptuously. -
Many of the teeth have not attained
their full size. This indicates that the
owners of the teeth were young and, of
course, tender and juicy. All of which
goes to show that the cannibal king was
OF discriminating mind and knew good
food when he saw it.
On the other hand, the presence of
some very old looking teeth augurs that
sometimes times were hard and the poor
cannibal lad to put up with what he
could get. This would encourage the
virtues OF fortitude and self denial.-San
Francisco Examiner.