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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

The value Of the dark horse Is somewhat less
than it was, but he may keep for brighter day
when his darkness may become, like Millions
~yisible"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

A largo number Of democrats viii now sing.
"With al his faults we love him still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

There are several Of those Blooms that can be
saltsd away for 1896.
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We take stock mart Thursday. June 30. and
asd result reduced prices prevail throsoheu,
the store. AZ an erii>nce Of our des,-usna.
tson 10 close ont all smc>l tots we rersr 20 ths
1oiiOsrfno extraordinary reductfons:
WASH SUITS AND WRAPPERS REDUCED.
Ladies' Ginsham Suits Sizes 81 "a ana
50 Reduced from q. 50 10 IS each.
Ladies Fancy Percale Suits. Sizes - "a,
30 and 3S Reduced from s5 10 AZ
Exquisite Chally Tea Gowns sises "a
800 and IS. Reduced from IS to IS.
sTOCk-TAkING REDUCTIONS IN WRAPPERS
Ladies' White Lawn Wrappers All sizes
b to AZ. Reduced from - to 81 so each.
ladies' White Lawn Wrappers, trimmed
with emb rufie. Vatican back. Reduced
from 80. IS 60 81 Is each.
STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN CHII.pRFS,s
SUITS AND WAISTS
5Children's Fine Cream Flannel Waists
Sizes 10 and Il years. Reduced from 81 TO
7c
4Chfldren's Outing Flannel Blouse Suits
Sizes and years. Reduced from "a. so.
and - 25 TO 81 each.
child's Cream Flannel Suit. Size years
Reduced from 90 to So
1 Misses Cream Flannel Blouse Suit Size
10. Reduced from 81. so tosa
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
We glad to be able to announce we have
again filed in all Of the missing sizes IN our
Famous e. Full-roll Blazers. and also new
bolts Of Cloth TO match for making the skirt
"a YARDS OF Sloth at Sl % PER yard. e. as
and you have skirt.
sTocK-TAKINa REDUCTIONS IN DRUGGISTS
SUNDRIES.
Colsstes' and Cleaver'. Glycerine soap. Re.
duced from 17c. to loo. per cake.
"A Fancy Glass Bottles of Cologne, with
glass shoppers, odors Reduced from a5c
to zoe. each.
Colgates Famous Extracts all odors. Re
duced to 25c. per bottle.
Infants Brushes Reduced from 15c. TO
1oc.
Cellulo!d Thimbles Reduced from Sc e
&c.
Spiral ventilating Carriers Reduced from
Is to7c.
Pocket Books. 1 Black. Tans. Re
duced from Soc. to 25c.
10 Imitation Seal Pocket Books, nickel
trimming. Reduced from 50 to SOC
IA Combination Imitation Seal Pocket
Books Reduced from 90 to 4Oc.
Rubber Skirt Protectors Reduced from %
to17c
3Enslish Friction Bath Straps. Reduced
from rs to 6Oc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
WooDwARD AND LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.
ToxoRnow. Fn1DAr.
REMNANT Day AGAIN


No saving institution was ever planned better
calculated to save you money than these
Remnant Sales Of ours We don't claim the
benefit as all yours. We share 1t also. A great
business like ours makes ''REMNANTS"-
stacks OF them. too. short Leneths,n Ends Of
Lines. I" Small Lots, - Broken Assortnents."
odd Sizes" ''Soiled and Defaced Goods"
&c. We don't want these or anything else of .
Remnant character in stock. We can't afford
TO give them room therefore must get rid Of
them. The low prices marked on them ia evil
dence Of this fact.
travelling Goops DEPARTMENT
Offers some rare inducements in TRUNKS and
BAGS. We sell hundreds Of these simply be-
cause we have the right sorts. the popular
KINDS At popular prices. Handling many as
we do they VIII get scratched. married or other
rise defdced. We expect this IS q natural con-
sequence. The durability of the Trunk or Bag,
however. Is not In the least paired but as We
neversell imperfect goods for perfect these must
share the fate Of the other remnants. There
are just nine Trunks this week and quite .
number Of Bags. 1t will be worth your while
to examine them. You may save q couple or
more dollars by doing 30.
Mems Department sends in favorable report
for tomorrow also.
Many other departments do the same. Look
over the entire list. it may benefit you.
TRUNKS.
No. 81 36-inch Saratoga Trunk. Was $3.50.
Now SO.
No. 1919 36-inch Zinc Trunks We're S425.
Now S3
M. 331-2 34-inch Zinc Trunks. Were
1850. Now "a.
avail Trunks-1 32-inch. Was 80 so. Now
b. 36-inch. Was S11. So Now SS. so.
1 Ladies' Saratoga Trunk, 3iinch. Was
912.95 Now $40.
Mems Portmanteaus-1 2S-inch. Was
1850. Now 90. 30-inch. Was S18. Now
$40
Small lots of the following:
Ladies' Boston Shopping Bags. Sizes g. 10
and IL. We're Sl95 Sc. 1925 and 1926
Now so and 75c
Ladies' Club Bags-cloth sides-leather ends
leather insd-leather-covered frame and inlay,
lO-in. lin. Ia-in. 13-in- Hi
Is. 81. 40 1913. s2.a5. saa
Ow 1900. sl 90. 81 L. Gas. $3.50. az
Ladies' Club Bass-cloth sides-leather ends
and Innings. /.
ze.......... loin. lin. 12-in. 13-in. Iii
as.......... 81 IS. 81. 80 sl.75. sI.s5. s2.2
owl. 75c. Soc. 95c. $40. si.a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

ODp Lors Or HOSIERY.
10 pairs of FINE PIN STRIPE COTTON
Hose. Former price. 25c. REMNANT PRICE,
19c. pair.
.8PAIRS FINE LIGHTWEIGHT BALBRIG-
GAN Hose Size So. Former price. 35c. REM
NANT PRICE. 21c. pair.
2pair SILK BOOT PATTERN HOSE. For
mer price, 81. REMNANT PRICE,
47c. pair.
Spairs MISSES FINE COTTON HOSE Sizes
2. ~, 81 inches. FAST BLACK. Former
prices, 35c., SIC, 39c. REMNANT PRICE,
23c. pair.
3 pairs CHhDREN'S RIBBED BLACK
Isle HOSE. Size 3. Former price, 45c.
REMNANT PRICE,
19c pair
L pair BOYS RIBBED Isle HOSE FAST
BLACK Size inches. Former price, 7Oc
REMNANT PRICE, Bic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

sho1 .soi S.' s1 egg rss6
"a. Reduced from 25c. to 20c. 8 for Soc.
% Chtldren's lean wsists. 6isee 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

from IS to S425
o Linen Lap Robes. Reduced from 81 25 and
81. so to 81.
g Cloth Lap Robes. Reduced from "a. 50and
$5 to 80.
Second floor. .................11th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
SOME Sights To BE SEEN Here

SINGH ALL-sILK MORE SASH RIBBON
in pink. light and navy blue cardinal
white. cream and black-75c. q yard.
sATIN-EDGE MORE SASH RIBBONS
white. cream and black-S5c. q yard
BLACK MORE SASH RIBBoN-sl
yard.
sATIN-EDGE eros GRAIN SASH RID
green-s125 q yard.
sATIN-EDGE GRos GRAIN SASH RIB
BONN white. cream and black-Sl a yard
BLACK AND CREAM SURAH sAsHB
with silk fringe 60 80 and %. 30 each.
WHITE sURAH sAsHEs. with embroidssd
ends-S4. % each.
4 and 5-inch SATIN R1BBoN-summe
shades-S5c. and 45c. yard.
Aashades in all grades Of SATIN RIBBON
from number to p.
MORE RIBBONS, in pink. light and nav
blue. gray. heliotrope and Nile and all tn
dress" shades.
DoUBLE-FACED SATIN RIBBON n
white. green, gray, pink, navy blue brown and
whole string Of such shades.
DOUBLE-FACED BLACK SATIN RIB
BoNS in all numbers from to 30.
5INCH BLACK MORE RIBBoN-65c
syard.
We have all numbers from 3 to 30
PLAIN BLACK GkOs GRAIN RIBBoNs-
in all numbers-from IL TO inches wide.
2k-1NCH BLUE AND WHITE sTRUED
RIBBoN-35c. yard
BLACK STRIPED GAUZE RIBBoN-45c.
ayard.
BLACK RIBBONS. i'm nacre effects-5; and
Csc. . yard.
All the PRETTY SHADES IN NAcRE RIB
BONs-39c. yard
WHITE and CREAM BowKNoT PAT
TERN. in number 5-blue, pink. bun, white
and Cream-:.,c. yard.
ALL WIDTHS and SHADES of SATIN
EDGE eros GRAIN RIBBON.
CROCHET EDGE RUCHING RIBBON, in
white. black and colors-1Oc yard
LOOP EDGE RIBBON-in plain white,
cream, black and black with lilac edge.
WASH RIBBoNS-in red. lilac, blue. Hack,
pink and white-15c. yard.
PINCH BELTING-in black. navy and light
blue, gray. pink, cardinal. lilac. brown. cream
and white-extra heavy-50c yard.
LINEN and sAIIN-BACK VELVET RIB
BONs in all widths
C0LORED VELVET RIBBONS, with SATIN
BACK. in numbers s. 8 and IL. LINEN BACK
numbers 4. 8 and7.
There IL beauty enough in his list 10 drspe and dee
rate q regiment of different tastes We are not muc
n sob lotsn-the risk is not worth the powder. On
nerings are all staple lines-rst qualities from s.
ands-snd We are able to figure about Is low % tn
torres that pick up anything for the sake Of cheapness
PERRrA
N1srH AND Tn AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
THE Bon MARoHr.
3l4 AND 3l6 IRA ST. n. w.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
MS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.

MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
An opportunity to buy LIGHT FLANNEL
COATS and BLAZERS at about haJ Price.
A small lot in sizes "a to 40, suitable for
street. Office and tennis wear. Reduced from
Is to 81. so.
Others. in sizes "a. SO and 3s Reduced from
~. 40. 81 20 and 80. rs to rs, 81 and 50.
Slightly damaged.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO STOUT MEN.
IL pieces Extra Fine Quality Gauze Under
wear-Shirts, 40, 4S and 50-Drawers same
sizes Reduced from oil to tsy<c. a garment.
4piecss Fine Quality Natural Wool Under
duced from g. 50 to 81. so a garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
Mtsn1s UspRnwrAn DEpARrxr,

and back-fne Hamburg inserting. Size 50.
Reduced from 81 to SOC.
Cambria Corset Covsrs-V front and hack
trimmed with lace. Sizes 81 and "a. Re-
dyiced from e2.50to TIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
Cloak DEPARTMENT.
MISSES, DEPARTMENT.
j ERsEY DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Fine Atwood Cream Cashmere
Jersey, with vest Size 3D.
Reduced from SO so to Soc.
2 Ladies' All-wool Plain Black Cashmere
Jerseys Sizes 30 and 81. Reduced from 81 Is
to Toe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

7pairs Ladies' S-buttop Pearl Suede Gloves
soiled. Sizes "a ar ~ Reduced from 81 Is
to 81.
0pairs Ladies' S-button-length Mousauetaire
Chamois Gloves, natural color. Sizes 81 and
6. Reduced from u to Toe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
Domestic DRrss GooDs Department

Remnants Lightweight Percales, to 12
yards. Reduced from 12If to &c.
Remnants Half-wool Challies plain colors,
to 10 yards. Reduced from Ii to 125<c.
(Second noor............. LIST annex.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Our great June reduction sale srov- NOV,
interesting and the reductions more numerous
and the bargains rno-e tempting - a n..r> To-
end. There Is every probability that you are
rayine full prices elsewhere for goods that ".
are Offering today al reduced prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

hiscf-corded crown and brinMc..n 10 s SuI
lsundered. Reduced from e2 to 81.
(oecOnu uoOr. 1Otn 81. Du1lo1u8.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
WV. HAus & Co.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
$50 and 932 It'll st..
1914 and 1916 Pa ave..
231 Pa. ave. 9. Q.

e5-Spsefal notice to persons a,cav from the
eitv: We mail Shoes to any part of the United
States at an additional cost Of 15c. per pair
on Child's Shoes. zoe. on Ladies' and 25c.
on Mems Shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
WILLIAM III. MoKxEw.
Il 933 Pa. AVE.
"ConoR LINES

we had our stock Of Ribbons to select over again
II there is hardly change we would make Tells o,
IL good taste to buy such variety as we show with
out making scarcely misstep. Quite feather in the
cap of our good Judgment Seems to impress other
folks the same Must be truer to wear needs than
you can put your hands on elsewhere from the way
you hive around the csses-hot as ii is.
But RIBBON goes into every family. 1t is sub
stituteit is more-it will I'm in" where nothing .lse
will decorate. 1t is strict follower of fashion. 50
changes are frequent. Keeps you buying-kesps Us
selling There is no dull season for these strsaner
of artful color.
1t is notwearing apparel that calls for it-you ar
fashionng some bit of decorative fnery-andR RIBBON
is the standby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
NATURES WAY.
TIE
E1EcrRopo1sE
Is NATURES OwS
REMEDY.

Sc In the use of the ELEC-
Sc TRoPoIsR you are sup
Sc piled with PURE oxf-
Sc GEN. the great vitalixine
Sc principle Of NATURE.
20 BY means Of absorption
Sc you carry 10 the weak
Sc ened OF diseased function
se this great curative asent.
50 drawn from the surround
se ing atmosphere through
se the medium Of the ELEc-
Sc TRoPoIsE- 1t gives you
Sc strength 70 cure and ward
sc Of disease by enabling
sc you 10 digest and Assim-
Sc nate your food. In acute
Sc or chronic cases Il IL
Sc equally efficacious and
Sc cures uhsre all other
se treatment rai.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
JUNE Rrpucrross In Vrsrs.

Ladies' Fine Hon'ycomb Swiss Ribbed Iisle
Thread yesIs. REGULAR SOC. quality Reduced
to 35c. 3 for 81.
Ladies' Fine Blrk Iisle Thread Vests, 500.
quality. Reduced to 35c. for Ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Fl 81 4 j H NV :: ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
7TH STREET.
| Fl Fl / T. I. e. E E.lR
TIT 4 SOS TX ZEE TIT
/ # SoS kk EErn !
E. E. E. 4 4 7 I
Day by day the lots Of desls.bl. summer. merch.n
~ and oasr yg1 on Friday at price that Win de-
yOucan secure such value as We here offer.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
-, The creates. opportunity yet. All Trimmed Hat.
! wv w $s i
T HE"HH.# r Fl Fl E. E E ::
s. ! F F F
The marked prices
The styles fresh and desirable and this Is veri-
table plum for you Al, we ask Is for You to rive rs
oNE-IHiRD of what any Trimmed Hat in our stock
IL marked.
Our entire stock Of Flowers. including wreaths,
Sprigs and Bunches-all desirable-worth SOC. to IS
each, ut actual half
MARKED PRICES.
About 12 Nicely Trimmed aI. 80 Rough and
Ready Alpine Tourists Hats white, black,
A lot Of UntrfrIned Roueh and Ready sailors.
Also q lot OF good and durable shapes in other
mats worth zoe: 70 VI :l0c each
Worth 81 Is to ~ 25c each
A lot Of Fine Untrirnrned Hats in large nats
Also desirable small shapes at reduced half
marked prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Eectropoise Electrupoise
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19
A QUACk TREATMENT.

home. Het llt s,ntti. ln1ln Btttuull.
Martin, t. ,ndnn b.uk+r and Wurld'
Fair commissioner from {ir+at I}ri ,
alr. accon pale' her. rl,ry WI
hrlv~ti - the r+>ttl~tt- III ATS. MA1
tih'- ~i~ttr, Mrs.. Drnnis DHAl!er1
Helux lnttrvte~el Mr.. Marin snl
SHE Was Eager tn %'ett once 11.Jre uni
tht TT 4tor,t after Iii yeats 1T r+tir,.
t1leNt, hnu t'reAtll Tie gt}-rei t.t hi
sltallitAtt-tu tu Every el4Arac+e,. In:
nl-lIt >l1- and Mr. Martin left e.:
Cl4;eaK>, Ii ..ttrt1d the dedication Ger:
nintie>, immediately ntt-r which "
rAng+nttlt4 ART tn t,+ .t,tl}u I'll. q f.
campaign -Feeche*, which Mr.. Mar
TIN " tn deliver iu B:,.ton. New York,
Ptliade:phla, Chicago and other large
cities. Mis-. NJ .rtln gave .ut W tue
public u letter of accepting HE nou4i-
:]AtIou. addressed tu Annie n. Pa. kef
ana others.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19

kHt1%a~' Female Fn1itlc1an Leaves tltc RI o
pln'@ Party.
NEW York, Urt. liza special t.l
tl!~ TIni~- trom Topeka -ay-: "rh4
sen%atinn Ut the day IN kAn>a% IL Au
la crvitw with Mrs. Lt4st. who h~s
been accompanying Gen. WtAver In
t1ta tour thrcuEn ,h. southern STATES,
@ie rceitts th4 lndiknities they war.
sui j-':ted to and lhen declares that Ii II
rnte fur Weaver i@ III re,ll|y vott tor
tI-velaut III this stats. i4~r desire ~
tnAf tue itnruii-t ~t.ratct, It tir
ticket aud vo't for tnr Harrison elec-
tuf-.
'M1s. L'>se IL. ntxt 10 jerry S>mr-
sou, the slrnIge-f leAder uf the kAu.u~
pnpnIi-1s. aud her expressed wishes
have cnu~rti great con-trrun'lou ru,
only in her own party. ut among the
dtnWtrats. Size ctneeCts every >t,u' b.
erll state tn CEtvetauu, aud, therefore,
ut this luIe .iny, Indicates ter .4rtf H.
eAce tnr HAr'l-uu. Hrr "dvlte will be
tnIluWtd ~ n,uny, hui ut this time 1t
IL impossible IL SAY 10 what tx len - IL.
DEs Mo1SEs, IL, o.. Is NJ.
Leaee, of kau>r-. is uuuketi for Il nuns
her nf -t'+tche- IN lowa. f. Il. Stott.
chairman # the ptnrI+'s parry state
cnhitnittee, ttday ttieg'apl,td her that
1t the published Ttporta that stAt RID
advist Il the I,uru is.s IT, vote for Har-
risoiA Wer+ true, she Tee | not c>4n,t ILL.,
to Ibis st:4t+.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19

NEW l0NK, Oct. 1h.-~Hou Il ,hert
r. Llucol,4. United Stu1+s miG's*er 10
E4glAnd, n,iivtd this II ornng frem
Lon1uu. Ht cont = to sceuti nls reg
ntAr twu ,uuutha' leave Of absence. He
will 60 first To Washington and then
to Chicago tn atfttd tue dedication of
the WORLDS Fair. During the afler-
noon Mr.. L'nc. In received number
Of prnullntnt republicans ut his apart
meuts in The Holland ho,,st. He WAS
rAt her di-incl1ned 10 talk for publica.
ton, but ut length said regardtn! the
international monetary conference:
II feel that | may say without inpro-
pritty that there Is a reasonable prus>
rect ct II ~ut1icieut departure by Eng
land fron, her hitherto strict m0uu-
metallic bAsl1, to give great hupe Of
sotne prAct,ca! steps helnE taken hy
cougtess by the incre as.d use uf silver
aud ior its adoption by IA sufficient
number ut the great powers. I should
personally depiole the attempt of the
United states to adopt tree silver cnin-
uge Withuut he assistance ut Eutupeau
nations Whose Md IL es>ent1Al.'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19
rI'p1Hl4A1s for 1ttt11t}iuE EidtNAlk

+: Nntlct is l,erehv given that sealed
bids "r prrrn-als for HE hnsltIing nf
sidewalks within the city uf NJ lies City
Nv hereinafter designated, will ba re-
ceived ut the office nf tht city clerk If
~u!.1 city. ut any time prior to the 10Th
day Of OctuDer, 1852, ut TO o'clock in
the forenoon OF >Aid day. at which
time AL bids that have been presented
to The said city clerk will ht npeurd and
=,bn4ittrd To tue city couucil and thu
contract for the building nf such side.
walk VI sidewalks awarded 10 the low
TIT reston.ible bidder.
The sidewalks tn he constructed, and
tor which bids will he accepted, are n=
follows. tn~wit:
lst-On the west side OF Eleventh
= rect beginning ut the alley north If
Main street nnd extending north To
the corner Of Orr street, excepting tha,
portion of the weitt side of said street
| upou h,ch sidewalk hat recently
been built by i. f. Gale, Tnr ahid
sidewalk To be constructed with two,
| inch plank, four feet in width, laid
upon three by str:ngets.
2ud~~Un thp east side of Eighth
s,rtet from Main street to Palme
street. Sidewalk To be stx feet !"
width, made of two inch plank laid O."
four ? by strinRera.
3ru-On the north side of MaI,k
street, commencing ut tbs corner If
Eighth street and extending In at
| eAeterIy direction, to replace the eid+~
| walk that was recently destroyed h>
fire. Said walk to be constructed a.
two inch plank, ten feet in width.
laid upon five by stringers, and t'
he on established grade.
All of >ain walks to be- built in y
substantial and worknlau~llke mah~
| ner, subject to the approval of IT,"
Street Commissioner. Bids will lt*
received tor the construction of e1:h+ ),
or all, of said sidewalks; the city -
| serving tue right to reject any and tt IN
| bidar owners Of property to have rfE'*e
to build walks iTthey 80 eieot. :"*<:
Il. GORDON, :=
City Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19

Boise CITY, Idaho, Oct. 1!I.-J*mes
II. Haw!ey, attorney for the Occur
d'Al+nt niiuer., has arrived iu this
city with binds for pet;,bone and De-
viue, ~ 400 trr the former and 1000
for the latter, Clerk Richardson wa.
wired 10 a~eertain the standing ut thu.
bondsueu. aud If the security IL good
he will accept the bull. Nh bunds
were secured for the nthers, who will
be taken to Detroit in q few days.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19

PoRT TOWNSEND, WASH, Oct. IT,
judge w. Fl. Calkipg, formerly of In
diana, has received letter fscn Judge
Walter @. Gresham sa, lug that the
statement that he would vnte the de1n-
ocratie ticket and take the stump
against Harrison were made wholly
without his authority. He says the
statements are unYuthorIzed ami pure
Is xfatuit0l*,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-10-19

NEW YonK, Oct. 1G.-Mrs. Victoria
Clnfltn Notwithstanding, candidate Of
the womun suffragsts for president Of
the United States, arrived this nlorn-
Ing OH the Etruria from her English