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The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblains
corns anl skin eruptions. and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price DC per box
For sale by John Wright.
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Notice.

James McLaren, having leased an in
terest in the Park street livery, feed and
sales stable. the same will hereafter be
conducted by Astle a McLaren. and the
public can rely upon being satisfactoril,
accommodated.
81 AsTLE 4 MCLAREN.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

A Main street saloon keeper received
a glorious tongue lashing this morning
on account Of furnishing liquor to GER
tain persons whom the tongue manipu-
lator thought should not be go supplied.
Several persons heard it, and it afforded
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Butler Il Potter to-day commenced
tearing up their present office. and on
Monday will commence the work Of mov-
inc into their new Office on Seventh
street.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Miles Milligan has purchased himsel
another house, on the south side of th'
track. opposite the court house. and las
night moved into it.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Mushroom hunters were out bright
and early this morning. but none of
them seemed To bc very successful. 1t
is evidently a day or two too soon.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

\ woman cook is wanted AT the ranch:
good wages will be paid. Call at the
residence Of Capt. Harmon in Miles
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

J.W. KefIord. agent for "The Library
OF Literature" returned this morning
from a western trip.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

\ deed was filed to-day by the terms
of which Thomas Deerng and wife solo
lot > in block 90. Miles City. to \. &
Forse for $50.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

The Yellowstone is now practicing its
usual summer antics. and has risen con
siderably in the past twenty four hours.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

There will be no services in the Epis
copai church tomorrow. it being Mr.
Pritchard's g Sunday in Glcndive.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

That cure Of Geo. W. Turner of Gal
way. \. T. of scrofula. by Hoods Sar
saparila. was one of the most remark
able on record.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

DO not wear your new carpets out
with a broom, but buy one Of Ryan 4
Merrill's Grand Rapids swcepers.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Don't be tortured to have tooth filed
or extracted when it can be done pain
lessly by DIR. Adams.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Refrigerators and ice cream freezers
at Ryan X Merrill's.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Last nights train from the east was
nearly two hours late, owing to little
landslide east Of Glendivc.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Rev. W. NJ. Weeks will conduct the
usual services in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Red. Red. Red. chids. misses and lad
les Oxfords. the correct thing.
a &. Il. Towers L. CO.. s.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
LOCAL ITEMS.

O.G. Lewis of La Crosse, Wis. is in
the city to-day.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

An elk tooth cuff button. Suitable
reward upon return to William BE
ment. 81
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

them considerable amusement to listen
to the denials and protestations of inno
cence made by the poison pusher.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Buy your screen doors and window
screens OF Ryan 4 Merrill. and keep out
the flies.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

L. E. Buell. the Chicago road agent
was again taking in the city this morn.
ing.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

One lot Ladies Fine Shoes.
odds and ends from our regular
stock. worth from $500 to S4.5o:
your choice 81. 90 pair.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

The best sewing machine is thu
Household, for sale by Ryan l. Merrill
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at Bull
Iard's,
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Ice CREAM at the Bon Ton restaurant
Park street.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Lawn mowers sharpened and r.
paired.
y W. =. MILLARD.
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To-day was regular beauty. and tn
grass came up like green bay tree.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

!, dozen Mems Sox at IoIc
pair, by the dozen only; worth 2oc
pair.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20
mCIntire'S Bulletin,
Revised to Date.

90 dozen Ladies Fast Black
Hose, seamless; domestic manu-
facture; close out at pair SI.oo.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

All the above specials arc on
our center table, and are worth
your attention,
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

10 dozen Ladies Hose. bought
to sell at soc: close out at 25c.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

J.H. Brookings Of Chicago registered
in the city this morning.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

For Budweiser beer call at Professor
Bach's.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

Cottonwood or pine, cut in stove
length. Leave orders at Case. King IL
Wodzitzki's. p. q. WHITED.
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AN EVENING X DREAMLANB.
An Attractive Programme Arranged foI
Next Tuesday Evening.

The following is the programme as ar
ranged for tn" Evening in Dreamland,'
which will be given on Tuesday even
ing next:
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

% doz Ladies Gauzc Vests sale. for PC.
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Hood's
SarsapariIIa
Cures

herself . we'll woman. This is certainly
a good record for Hoods Sarsaparil!a, as she
had not been well for year. My sons wife has
been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla for swelling in
her neck or
coitre
She noticed that the swelling began to go
down when using the first bottle. She Is now
taking the third. and the swelling is nearly
all gone. We have been watching the effect OF
Hoods Sarsaparia In this case, and are glad
to make SO favorable "A report" NJ 5. MOSES,
Fort Atkinson. Wisconsin.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20
~, Andrews Brother.

.Ariatlne's s dream.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-20

AsTLE a MCLAREN.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
REMARKABLE OPERATIONS.
Feats of Surgery That Amount Al
most to Miracles.

new 1ofk defalu.
OF the many results of the rapid strides
which science has made Is the remarkable
skill which medical men have brought to
bear upon difficult and dangerous opera
tons. It was not many years ago when it
was thought improper to attempt operations
upon the human body, but the steady on
ward march of human progress has given
surgeons such knowledge of the human
anatomy that they are now enabled to per-
form feats which formerly would have been
credited to witcheraft and the black art.
AT The annual meeting OF the Welsh
branch of the British Medical Association,
DR.. Damar Harrison gave an account of an
operation he had performed on a boy, which
he claimed to be unique.
The boy had the misfortune to cut his
wrist with plate glass, which caused him to
lose all sense Of feeling Ia the hand and
was followed by complete paralysis. The
lads wrist was laid open, and it was found
that portion of the nerve about two
inches in length was entirely destroyed a
young cat was obtained and chloroformed,
ana Immediately alter death the surgeon
cut nerve out OF the hind leg. The nerve
was then wrapped In a cloth soaked in
warm carhoiic lotion and afterward con-
nected with what remained of the boys
nerve The result was most gratifying.
Sensation returned and the boy was cured.
An equally interesting and successful
operation was performed upon a boy who
had swallowed a ishhook. He tried to re-
lease it by pulling upon the line, but it had
become firmly attached in the lower and
back part of the throat. A medical man
was called in, and he procured a pistol
bullet and bored a hole through it. 1t was
then allowed TO slide down over the line to
the hook The weight of the bullet dis
lodged the hook, which. sticking in the
lead and being protected by it, was safely
rpmOvpd
The morning call., 1893-01-23

A MEDIEVAL PASSION.
Revived in Gold and Silver Embroidery
and Splendid Metallic Effects.
New York sun.

New York sun.
Scarcely has the echo of Christmas chimes
died away and the tired woman shopper
recovered from the incip;ent nervous pros
tration and threatened insanity of this fes-
tival wherein peace on earth is supposed TO
reign, aud already the shop windows are
full OF summer chaliies, OF zephyrs and or
candies.
There promises to be great run OF these
old-time fabrics, which come again with all
their former brilliancy of color and f1oral
elaboration of design, because of the re-
vival OF the old modes to which they are
quantity adapted. Lapel spots" and bou-
quet patterns, dear 10 our gran6mothers.
are shown Ia the challies and muslins, which
VIII be made up in the old-fashlUDed way,
with full skirts and gathered bodiees.
finished with fcbus and frllls, as ia the
vanished days.
Like the heroines of the Thackeray ro-
mances, the summer girl will appear per-
petually In simple gown, with rose In
her hair. VIII the shy, deprecating grace
Of the women whose modes were borrowed
return again with the rosebu DIS and modest
gowns?
In richer fabrics there Is something me-
dleyai In the growing passion for gold aud
silver embroidery and splendid metallic
effects. Gold and silver cloth, such as was
fashionable in the days when Henry VIII
and Francis met on the Field OF the Cloth
of Gold, are promised for the coming season,
and future brocades bid fair to rival in
splendor that famous one Of Ends, "all
branehed and Powered with gold"
This barbaric love of brillianee exhausted
itself by its own strength in the sixteenth
century and the vivid reaction ia favor OF
softly falling laces and subdued tintngs has
maintained until now, when the reign of
splendor bsgins again. Puppies and ma
Rentas. violets ana greens have taken the
place OF ecrus and blues and grays. Silks
and even woods are feeked or seeded with
color, powdered with flower sprays and dots
OF bright tjuts. Stiff cords are shown in all
the new fabrics, both in silk and wool. and
shaded and two-toncd effects prevail in the
plaiEeSt woods
The morning call., 1893-01-23

and last Tuesday evening was no exception to
her always prevailing rule. All the arrange
ments were perfect, the music excellent and The
refreshments served would have been appre-
ciated by the most fastidtous OF epieures.
About 800 pretty girls and gallant youths
took part In the gayetles OF The evening, among
whom Miss Gertrude Jack of San Luis Obispo.
dainiily alfred in pretty pink costume, was
The center of attraction. This young lady has
now returned home, and We hope carried away
many pleasant fecollectl0ns OF her social sue
cesses during her brief stay among us.
Miss Ri0idaE was dressed In an elegant blue
satin costume, trimmed with point lace.
Miss Nellie Chaplin wore very becoming
dress OF white brocaded satin; Miss Susie Nc.
Even wore gown OF salmon pink and Miss
Flnney was In blue. The affair was a great
success and everybody enjoyed themselves.
A Barn Party.
The Fifth Avenues eelIpsed all previous at
tempts at decorating Odd Fellows Hall. and
although the material used was only common
burlap and straw instead of the usual bunting
and arbOreal oTnamentation the effect produced
was novel and artistic and the idea as indicated
by the name of The party so well carried out
that the committee OF arrangement may be con-
graduated on It's success. Long burlap hangings
stretched from the center of the ceiling 70 the
four corners and sides OF the hall, festoons OF
punches of straw hung all around and in every
conceivable corner. The stage WAS backed With
buTlap draped In elegant folds, and on the stage
itself was dumped a load OF hay. In the center
OF the hall and around lie galleries draperies OF
The national e0lOrs we've conspicuous under u
prolusion Of straw embe lllshmenis. To see the
decorations alone was more than worth the cost
OF Ticket.
The Fifth Avenues also made great success
socially IN their first attempt at pariy-giving
and viii no doubt be ready with another at
tTactive surprise In the near future. A the close
OF the fair oranges viii be al discount. Why
not cilrus party?'
About 500 ladies and gentlemen took part In
The gaeies OF The evening aud made up hne
"bain-stormlng" party. The giils all looked
their best and were elegantly costumed. Pretty
Miss elaine Misgll was there attlred In very
becoming black silk dress, cut shape and
trimmed with profusion of rich black lace She
wore long black gloves.
Miss Nellie Handy was charming In pale
green SILK costume handsomely trimmed with
black lace.
Miss Adele Lyons, who led the grand march
with Mr.. A. +. Thompson, was dressed In a pale
pink silk costume with pink satin trimmings.
She wore long While gloves aud carried hand
some ostrich leather fau.
Miss Lucy Connolly, pretty brunette, wore
an elegant costume OF canary Blk with rich lace
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Care of the Skin.
Ladies' Home journal.

Cosmetics. the best of them. are OF doubt
full utility. and where powder is necessary
it should be always carefully washed off at
night. as it clogs the pores OF the skin.
Egypt0logists tell us that the Egyptian
princssses owed the smoothness OF their
skins to a preparation much like the glycer-
Inc and rosewater Of our day. Regular ex-
English women Of the upper classes think
nothing OF f1ve-mile tramp in any weather
and come In fresh as daisies after il. The
diet also should be regulated. Pastry, cake,
rich food OF all sorts tell nnfavoiabiy upon
the complexion.
The morning call., 1893-01-23

when sir. Frank l.. NOrei.a and Miss Mary
Hayden stepped of al tie head OF tile grand
march, followed by well-dFessed crowd Of
happy terpsieboreans. Miss Hayden is a charm
ing and beautiful blonde and a good dancer
She was atiired 10 a very neat heliotrope cash
mere costume, with black lace yoke, and trimmed
with black velvet braid. She wore long black
gloves ana booked quite distnguee.
The belle OF the ball was pretty Miss Emily
HerZer beautiful blond. handsomely dressed
in an elegant white cashmere dress with a rich
white lace fall. but semi-d' colete and prettily
trimmed with pansies and foliage. She carried a
handsome feather ian and wore ioug. whlfe KID
Miss Katie weIch looted very pretty and ar.
tracIive In a most becoming GTecian costume OF
white India silk, with orange SILK and gold braid
Miss Well wore a very effective dress o, black
silk, With canary-silk bodice and handsome lace
Miss Essie Dunn was aitIred In a very pretty
dress OF pale blue silk, trimmed with satin rib
ION TO match and rich white lace.
Miss kiitie Welsh wore a charmipgly simple
baby dress OF pale blue cashmere with white
lace sleeves and yoke aud trimmed with baby
ribbon
Miss J.. Z. Hemmenway looked very dis
tinguee 10 black lace dress with piDk silk
trimmings.
The best dancer on the floor was handsome
Brunette, who wore a very pretty empire
gown Of heilotrope silk with black velvet trim.
mlngs.
The party was a great success and reflects
great credit on the management.
Mr.. >. r., McGeough acted as floor manager
and was ably assisted by Messrs. Elmer d.
Roach, Fred wohn. z. L. Norlega. }. }. Grove
and S. j. Sheehan.
Colonial Dance.
A very pleasant time was spent al The Hotel
Colonial last Tuesday evening when the guests
and their friends assembled in the large can
vased hallway 70 enjoy an informal dance given
10y the hostess, Mrs. johnson. 1t is we'll
known fact AT The Colonial that when Mrs. John
son undertakes anything she does 1t thoroughly,
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Playing for Even.

Friend-Se you have married your house.
keeper. Don't you know that she has been
robbing you for years?
Old Smartcuss-Of course l know it,
That's why / married her. am trying to
get my money back
The morning call., 1893-01-23
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block In the center OF san Francisco, It is the
model hotel OF the world. Fire aud earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every room is iarya
light ana airy. The ventilation Is perfect A bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms easy
OF access from broad, light corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, It's immense
glass roof. broad balconies. carriage-way and trop
cal plants, are features hitherto UNKNOWN In Amerl-
can hotels. Quests entertained on either the Ansri
can or European plan. The restaurant is tbs finest
In the city. Secure In advance by tele aps
ing THE PALACE HOTEL,
Htu San Francisco. CAL
The morning call., 1893-01-23

The city of New York cares for 1900
luDatics, st a cost OF s625. 900 year.
The morning call., 1893-01-23

The fourth ootllen Of the Friday Night Club
was the most successful, IN regard 10 attend
ance, Of The season. and Odd Fellows Hall pre-
scented al unusually gay appearance last Friday
evening with its crowd of eayly dressed dancers
aud elaborate decorations which, with the splen-
did dance music OF the hungarian band and the
canvas cover, floor, completed the details that
make a dance worth attending. The cotillon
commenced shortly after 8 O'clock, and IN the
absence Of Mr.. Gray The club had 10 fall back on
the services of one OF its old leaders 10 pilot the
dauceIs through The figures. Those who danced
in the first set were: Miss Alice SimPkins. Mr..
and MIS-. George b Lent, Miss Alice McCutchen,
Lieutenant c. P. Summerall, {. s. A, NJ ISIS Sallie
Maynard, Lieutenant J. c. Burnett L. S. n,
Miss Bee Hooper Mr.. Rhodes Borden, Miss
Jennie Cheeseman. Nj. J. c. Mckee. Miss Beth
Sperry. Lieutenant J. ". CsrlB, {. : n, MISS
Ryra Lord. Lieutenant W. Fl. Coffin, Z. 5. A.,
Miss McNujt. Mr.. Everett \. Bee Miss Ethel
Lincoln. Mr. Lawrence Scott, Miss Helen Perrin,
Mr. Brooks Jones, Miss Diblee and AiT. Robert
J.. Co eHIan.
Sumner was served in the bsnqueling hall at
midu gilt by Ludwig after which dancing was
resumed for a short time, and. having enjoyed
one OF tie most pleasant evenings OF the season.
the happy throng Of Fsye!ers soon entered their
caring for bone.
The morning call., 1893-01-23

In connection with the heavy Reductions prevailing throughout Great
Cloak Department to-day begin SPECIAL CLOSNGOUT SALE of
entire stock of BLACK AND FANCY CLOTH FUR TRIMMED
JACKETS prices that bound sensation for the lines
brace the latest popular Styles shapes and coing be cleared out
AT LESS THAN COST OF MAKING!
in
trimmed with will be closed
$1,000
will
cheviot eoakng box plb
EXTRA SPECIAL!
with finished. ndss
mate
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Pretty Girls and Plain Girls

Both use SoZ0DONT. aud some OF the loveliest
of their sex have been heard to declare. when
asked what beau iied their teeth, that IL was
S0ZODONT Nature provides women With beau
tiful teeth. SOZOD0NT. IL used regularly,
keeps those pretty rows OF pearls from decaying.
This Is a statement which those who use the artI.
Gle always corroborate. Ii S0Z0DONr were
not In very truth preparation OF sterling merit
the public would long since have discovered the
fact and discardedit.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
L-athrOp- SChIaegeter.

Miss Annie Schlaegeter and Mr. Charles La
lhrOp were married last Thursday afternoon at
the home of the bride on Tenth street.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Ia her Sasia OF ST. lgnatius Church.
Miss Minnie Piageman was bridesmaid and
MI. II. A. Cunningham acted az best man.
Tie wedding was quiet affair, only relatives
and Intimate iilendS OF The bride and groom be-
ing present.
lie happy PAIR have chosen SOuthe IN Call.
forna for The honeymoon trip, and on their re-
turn they will occupy their new home on Clay
ard RlOderick streAIs.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
A Lovely Task .

A Lovely Task.
II lady fair woulu breathe an air,
As sweet as the perfume.
OF NOISY vale, or fiowesy dale,
Or blossoms In the June,
She should. each day. this rule obey,
And find it not IN vain,
To k ep her teeth both pure and sweet.
And tree from speca or stain.
And will show her how, you know,
This duly To perform,
Let her use charming SOZODONT,
At night and In the morn.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Aronson-MeverfieId.

The wedding OF Miss Minnie Meyeihed and
Mr.. Charles S. Ar0Gson took place on The 18th
in st. CT the residence OF Mis-. NJ. MeyeiEed I'LL
Post street.
In consequence OF the recent death of the
brides father only relatives and a few intimate
friends were invited 10 witness the interesting
ceremony, which was impTessiyely conducted by
the Rev. Dr.. NOOrSauger. Alter receiving the
congratulations OF their friends and partici-
panng in the marriage feast The happy couple
departed on their honeymoon. Their absence
from the city VIII be Of short duration, ana on
their return they viii reside al 1928 Bush street,
where they will be at home 10 their friends o.
The last Monday OF every month.
The morning call., 1893-01-23
Charity Football.

There IS an old saying 'that one may as well
be out Of the world as out Of the fashion," aud
this rule Is strictly observed by the select circle
who attend The "Berlins'" parties. for last Tues
day evening 1t was very close on 10 O'Clock be.
fore the grand march was started. Nine o'clock
IS quite late enough, and The ladies' should be
persuaded TO take little less time Ia completion
OF their elaborate toilets and be more punetuaI
The gathering. which numbered some 300, was
certainly the most select To the history or he
CLUB and IL tbeTr was slight falling of IN mum
DeTs In comparison with previous dances, ihe
IMPROVEMENT from a social point Of view more
than compensated for The dImlnution in the
attendance. Il was just ton minutes to 10
The morning call., 1893-01-23

The wedding OF Miss Bertha Franklin and Mr.
Samuel Salemon was one OF the brilliant society
events OF the season, both being popular men,
bers OF prominent Jewish families la this city
The bride Is the daughter Of MT. and Mrs l. L..
Franklin and the groom is nephew OF ex-Cov-
ernor Edward Salmon.
Mr.. henry K. Williams IT. and Miss Margaret
4. donaldson were married on Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY To- at LOyalion. Cal They will be at home
on Wednesdays at 2O20 Alameda avenue Ala
media, Cal
The marriage service was coudCcted by the
Rev. II. l.. / Wy and Tie Rev. Leo VI. FRANKLIN
OF Omaha cousin Of lie bride. In the beautiful
home OF the BRIDES family, 1880 California
street Ire house Was deliberately decorated
VIII q proiuslOn OF flowers aud foliage, and pre-
sented very bright aud festive appearance.
lie OTnamentation OF the parlOr with the deli
Gale smlisx was much admired. ana beautiful
nbWeis were every where to be seen. A huge
wedding bell OF pink aud white roses hung from
the top OF tie bay-wlndOw. uDdrT which, In the
presence 81 their many friends, Miss Franklin
ana ML calnmon were happily made man and
WE. lhe oiioe was attended by Miss Minnie
Saloinon and Miss Miuua Boas. The erooms-
men were messrs. Max and Maurice Solomon.
Miss Franklin MADE an extremely charming
bride and looked very pretty IN her weddinS
gown OF rich white saiiH. with short train. Tong
put-d sleeves and elegant duchess lace en-
behisbmeuts. HE bodice was cut deml-GecoI-
lete. ana around the waist was worn A long
broad tin ribbon, caught on tile left side I'm a
large bow, with steamers reaching TO the
ground Size wore lie regulation long tuiie veil
Which was attached 10 the couture by d spray OF
orange blossoms. aud carried I'm her hand a
beautiful bunch OF lilies OF The valley.
Miss Minnie Solomon was elegantly attired in
IN empire gown of rich yellow brocade. Miss
Minute Boas also wore an empire gown OF n del
icate pink nuns yelling. Both bridesmaids car
lied punches OF lilies Of the valley. Mrs. ~
SaiOmon looked stately IN a rich costume OF
Drowr brOcaded velvet. Mrs. j. l.. franklin
was altlred ~ magnificent gown OF rich black
velvet aud pink bfocaaed satin with large pulled
sleeves aid high al The neck. Her ornamen Is
were diamonds.
string orchestra was 10 attendance and