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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-02
ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE ROOM-Furuishel with one or
two beds, cheap 10 club of four; board
and bath Ben avenue between Fanulu
aud san Jacinto streets.
NICELY furnished rooms; modern con-
yoniences; good table board, four ana
half. blocks from Capitol Hotel; ~
Rusk avenue 4
AhUiSI ioN HOTEI.-Newiy furnished
and opened by nrst-claas hotel parties.
viii serve ifst-cldss meals and board az
very low prices. No. 230i Congress ave
nue.. 3
NICELY furnished rooms, good table
board, FIVE blocks from Capitol Hotel
909 Louisiana o
WAY EIJ--Nice small room BY gentle
mani must DE cheap and close IN, Ad-
dress a. u. P, ci.rc Of Post 81
NICELY furnished rooms; modern con-
Yeniences, good table board: four and
half blocks nom Capitol Hotel ~
Eusk avenue Il
WANTED-Board by gentleman and vile
without cniidreu; large south bedroom
on room with dressing room. with mod
ern cpnvenencea; near business portion
OF city; references. Address Comfort,
care Houston Post TN called for
WANTED Boarders by me day. week on
month; choice board, Can and save
money, 1i0I Walker avenue, near Fan
min. 3
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you NEED A COAT LIKE NINE

to bear the cold comfortably. Don't SILVER through
the Winter when there is no need Of It, The next
thinG TO GETTING around heater is 10 get heater
around uOu in the shape of one Of our Fine StulSh
0VERC0ATS, that are as warm as the Fourth Of Julu
We are selling them at the tempting prices of $3.50,
&c. $3.50, SIS and 800 Theu are worth more, but
we don't want TO CaFru single one over.
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WANTED-To correapOgd Win breeders
of Hulsten and Jersey cattle FOR tae
purpose Of purchasing. j.. W. hiiDy
Edna, jackson county, Texas h
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tDR SALE
Several choice small and large tracts
OF land IN Harris county, among when
Is the best League Of land In South
Texas. $3.50 per acre.
building lots IN Houston SIb TO $1,000.
can and look at the property We
want to sell and can meet your views
on prices and terms.
Store for rent In the League building
on Milan street, near market
GEO l.. PORTER,
II 307Iz Main Street.
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J. BURGHEIM, the Sunset Pharmacy, dis
pensRry FOR the Southern Pacidc railway.
No. n Congress avenue
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HANE YOUR prescriptions iillrp no kieE-
lnEs drug store 500 Main street cap
itpl Hotel block. purity accuracy re-
liability Us
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JAMES r. AlAsTERsON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. ~ Gibbs Building. Houston, Texas.
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FOR SAI4E-Homes on the iustallmcnt
plan: desirable lots, good location, good
school: a splendid chance FOR those with
small means. don't look elsewhere until
you have seen this property; we can
make terms TO suit you; our facilities
are the very best for erecting cheap aud
cosy homes, mechanics should iuVesti-
gute our method; we VIII be sure to
please all WHO come. We also have some
choice lots Va the Firth ward very cheap.
can on or address I. j. Berry, corner
Dennis avenue and Bagby street Z
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ri SIC SCHyOL-MOzart Conservatory,
5l4 Travis street; piano, violin guitar,
banjo. mandolin flute etc. open day
and evenings Frank p. Ierrle. direct
or, John j. Herrle, manager 3
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BARGAlNS-1G0 acres, all prairie. well
drained, ON country road, black sandy
soil, ~ miles north OF Houston Heights;
G27 acres 4 miles west of city. limits.
house, barn and well, black sandy soil;
n rare bargain; lG1-acre tracts beautiful
land near Crosby. AS acres 3h niles
near Houston. 50; surrounding land aell-
inE al $40; $40 acres near Clear Creek.
nj a bargain; houses and lots IN all partH
Of the city. Cash a. luckel. 8O6h Main
Street, u
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Texas Savings and Real Estate In
vestment Association, Trust Company
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ron SALE.

FOR SALgS-iOO fine mules, and years
Old; from Is TO 10 hands high, Peter
f&ust x Co, New Brauntels. Texas )
FOR SALEl-IIouse blocks, white oak,
post oak, mulberry ana cedar posts.
wholesale anu retail; also coal and wood.
HOus ton Euel company. =
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W ANTED-persous desiring a lrst-class
dancing teacher or band leader. Address
Prof. O. w. Cars=y CleJurne Texas. q
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FOR sALB-on easy monthly payments.
one two-story house In Fourth ward.
south. hos Mebster avenue.
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LOCK M'DANIEI.-
lawyer, Rooms ~ and 10 Perry block,
Congress avenue Houston. Texas.
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VIM. h. Inompson VIII be Erca fully re-
ceiNcl by his distressed aunt. Address
las Liberty ayenie. .
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dME, .. a. BUJAC, Pianist; special az
igntion 70 ruoiments OF music. Capitol
Hotel. KIT
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| WANTED-To sell furniture and house
furnishing goods on easy weekly or
monthly payments; corner Preston and
Caroline Hudson * Fleishel. l-i3
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FOR sALis-The uneXpred lease on the
building known as the Rosenhcld House,
also all the household goods aud hotel
equipments now contained therein, the
owner wishes to retire because Of sick
ness. For full particulars address or call
on Henry Freund real estate agent,
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MRS. SIMMONS, who lives on Travis
sweet will lehTl something 10 her adj
vantage by comforting Wlth Mrs Bowdie,
at llA Iamnll street.
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ron RENT.

EOH RENT.
BAR ROOM Of The Arlington Hotel fur
nishcd. at a reasonable price. call or
address Arlington Hotel, 4l0l Congress
avenue =
FOR RENT-For couple without children.
one threeryom cottage, hhfce pochh
from court house. Inquire 1911 Con-
gress avenue. .---.--.-.----------54
FOR RENT Cottage, live rooms; Preston
avenue. l. z. STAFFORD. -
FOR RENT--1wo rooms suitable for
light housekeeping; to couple without
children; references required no Douisi.
ana, between Capitol and Insk. 4
FOR RENT-Flve room cottage on Web
ster avenue between CheneYeN ana
Jackson SlleelH. WHY ~ -, q. ~ ~
F0R FENI-Couage, four rooms and
hall. ON Dallas, between ChepeNert and
Hamilton streets Apply corner Hamil,
ton and Dallas. -----,
FOR RENT-A barber shop with MIXTURES,
doing a good business. CAL NJ ulGE
store his Liberty nvenuei the fltit
man can get II cheap @@
FOR RENT -Threc-story thirty-aiX room
house one block from court house, a.ep
one eight room aud one four room house
r. j. Collins. lulGR ConErels.
NOR RENl'-Seycn room cottage, 1910 Me
Kee strpgt, fun lot. brick CMtelh. IRA
j.. Jones lU15H Congress- street. Keys
drug store, Liberty 9nd MeNee. ------.
FOR EENT--Fivc room cotlage In Gourih
ward (south) two blocks from electric
car Apply To Miss Adams, with -
Bryan 90. ---.-------aa
nor RENT-A new two-story ten room
house; all modern improvements, APP
ply to Mrs. j. a. Huston, eJi Austin
slI -
NEW furnished rooms to gentlemen only
one block from court hOuEei reference
required. Inquire $40 caroline street.
COMFORTABLE rooms for rent two
blocks from Capitol Hotel; nome COM
forts. also small cottage. Apply oo5 san
Jacnto. corner Iexas avenue. -------- =
FOR RUNT-For one year a No ! truck
farm of 20 acres fenced, 80 acres IN hgh
ute Of cultivation, good water; VIII
furnish team and implement, ah Mei ~
seed. II required, within liye miles OF
court house. good road. Apply TO W. r.
Hamhen, room Il, Prince DullllnB,-
FOR RENT-A large. Handsomely, fur
nished south room with board Apply eO3
Clay avenue. -22
FOR RENT--Ohe nicely furnished room
with an modern ConVenioncesi not ana
cold baths and IRE. Apply SIG san Jaeln-
to, corner Walker. o
FOR RENT Fifty-acrc farm at Pierce
Junction black sandy loan, suitable lUt
garden truck rent low. Appiy az ran.
roud station Pierce junction.
ron RENT--Five room cottage. next 70
corner Dallas and Fanuin Apply ~
corner
FOW RENT fully equipped store, 3ONbu,
with water. sos san Felipe street Ap-
ply 10 JOS Gibcrt. on premaes. 4
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for
gentlemen; modern convehlenCSs ana
very near to business center, DOB caro-
line street, between Prairie ANA Texas
avenues. "
FOR RENT -Four very convenient at
tractiye Offices well lighted. All heated
telephone and ianltor service furnlHhedi
locut ed IN best business block IN city ~
3iOH Main atreet Gnut q Thomas. n
nusINEss onANOns.
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SItJAllDN WAN rED-An elderly lady
would like TO assist in sewing or lgnt
her board. Address -0jJ, this Office. I
WAN REPRESENTATION by yardman; good.
sober man; Germans can milk ana at
tend to morse ami buggy. Address 26iN,
rarp Post 4
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NAN4rD-Situau1u by registered drug
Elst, ton years experience in irs,-class
st0resi rclerglce from former employee,
sober moral and business. A. N1phthol
i25 $. l1th street, Waco, TgNas. .
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NJ IIIII-AGIHD GonWI 1fIer ilYe
months sickness, wishes situation as
Waterman round the house. hotel res
taurant or so, John r., 2il5 New Orleans
avenue filth ward.
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WANTED Position as collector for some
reliable house, by an OLD resident OF the
city, can give reference and furnish
horse and buggy. Collector care Post .
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WANTND-T0 chop cord wo0d by a hrgt-
elias chopper; those having scrub timber
need not answer this Address N01dmln.
care Post .
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Graduate OF Peabody nos1ual
Nashville, Tenn and of the University
John G. Shaw, pouglassyllc, Tei,as, A
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FOR RENT-Cott live rooms; Preston
avenue l. c. Stafford.
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quick wishes 10 learn the barber trade
with some good barber; viii give ser
vices TO learn. Address 2I39, care Post =
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MASK Balls,
theatr &c IS,
etc. all over
Texas e a %.
piled " i'm
c O 8 tn m e 8
wiEB,etc. Fun
line OF masks
tights. bads
es and new
a n d elegant
quits. Mrs. u
IS Sherin "A n.
Texas Q y q
I u m er, co
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W ANTED-ONice position; late general
book keeper First National bank Steph-
envilc, Texas: refer 10 them; retired
account reduction of force. All Ash, H.
Guenther street. S.n Antnnio TeNaa.
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WANTED-A situation as bartender; can
Take Charge EpTl city reltruueHt Will
go out Of city. 10. $. To- cure Houston
Post %
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wANrED TO nUT|

M0sS-Cash pnid for moss at Houston
Heights Mattress Factory. A. i. Morey
& CO. l. l.
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PARIS new masquerade costumes TO order
and for rent For Christmas buy your
dolls and tin soldiers az Madame y.
Westphava, 702 Main street L.
JOHN WADE and his sister Alice win
find Il 10 their interest 10 communicate
with Mrs. NJ j Wade OF Sealy, Austin
County Texas. 2-1
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WANTED Posi-. ion by book keeper Of
large experience and best OF references
Address Accountant. care Daily Post .
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LOST, FOUND, srRAYED, sToLEN

ETRAYFD or STOLEN From % J..
scott, BRENNAN, Texas, one dun horse,
about IA hands nigh, q years Old;
brarded X on left foreshonlder; Will pay
$3.50 for information leading TO his re-
covery or 81 for return 10 IL. Ia scott,
Brennan or Bellyille, 2
LOST-Last Saturday, an English pocket
book containing about S3o liberal re-
ward to finder by leaving at Gold
thwaite, Ewing & Rings law Office. !
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Houston
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

An enthusiastic meeting OF the Tom
Carter Republican League Club, was
held Saturday evening in Fireman's
hall. Thirty-tiye members answered the
roll call. and during the evening ten
new members were added. The object
OF the meeting as stated by President I
J. Porter was the election Of officers for
the ensuing term. This matter was
promptly attended to and resulted in the
following being chosen:
President L. A. Huffman.
First vice president-Allen Ireland.
Second vice president-W. ]. Zim
norman.
Secretary A. I. McAusland.
Treasury r. Naples.
Executive Committee-C. H. Loud,
II. W. McIntire. DIR. G. 5. Whitney, j.
T.. Light and :. Gordon.
The report of the outgoing treasurer
was read by Mr.. Leo G. Harmon, and
duly accepted. From same 1t appears
that the club finds itself in good tinan-
cial condition with which to commence
the campaign of 1891. Unlike many
similar org 4nizations. instead of de-
pleted treasury the club has a very sat
Izfactory balance on hand. Remarks
vere made by various members which
rendered TO show that deep interest was
taken 10 the work Of the sclub, and on
the campaign advances the good results
arising from membership will be appar-
ent not only to the member, but to out
s.ders as well. The Tom Carter Club
has started into work. and its influence
will he made manifest this year, as it
was in lsg2. The date aud place OF the
next meeting was left to the executive
committe who will announce same later.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

Nine Ella Zuila. as q performer OIL
the high rope, has stood well up in
her profession for years. An anus
ing incident in her career happeaed
at Louisville in 1879. One of the
items, in her exhibition consisted 0.
wheeling a child across the rope III d
wheelbarrow Judge Wakefield per
sonally attended to stop this feat
On his arrival he was quite indiynaLt
10 see Ella Zuila in midair, with the
barrow laden as usual After a m.
ments hesitation the fair performer
tipped the barrow. and its occupau,
fell to the ground with a crash. q
the great CONSERVATION of tle judge
He cooled considerably when be
foIrd it was only a dressed up doll.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

According 70 Viscount Lymington.
there are some 1900 thriving trees
within the city boundaries. OF these
the most vigorous a. well as the com
monest is the plane tree, or syca
more. which stands smoke bettel
than other trees. There are over 500
plane trees in the city. Next comes
the lime tree. which supplies more
than 200 specimens. Then we have
much the same proportion of balsan,
black and other popular trees. Next
in order are various kinds of thorn
of which there are some 60 or more
and finally there are few samples
of other trees that do not flourish To
any great extent in the bad air of
crowded towns.-London Graphic.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Events and Prizes for Field Day sports
at Ball Grounds.

The days amusement will open with a
ball game between Keogh and Miles
City, game to be called at o'clock sharp,
after which the field sports will come off
in the order named The prizes for all
events have been donated by business
men Of the city:
l. Obstacle-First prize, ham by S. NJ.
Brann; second prize, mouth harp.
>. Standing jump without weights
! box Of cigars. John kostelak; second
prize. hair cut. shave and bath, joe
Deckert.
3. 100 yard handicap First prize. Hap
py Home suit Of clothes. by McIntire
Mercantile Co; second prize 60 by Chas.
\ Carter
{. Base Ball Throwing First prize.
Meerschaum pipe and case. Case. King
4 Wodzitzki; second prize, safety razor.
Miles. Strevcl. and Ulmer.
:. ~ yard fiat. boys under - First
prize. zuIt of clothes. l. Orschel a Bros:
second prize. two silk handkerchIefs. W.
B. Jordan 4 Go.
q. Three legged race - yards First
prize two pearl handle knIves. Ryan
Hardware Co; sec ud prize. two caps
J. ". Watson.
:. - yard dash-First prize. gents
tayeling case. W T.. Savage; second
prize silver match case. +. W. Stein.
: Hop step and jump First prize
Thermometer Leo Harmon: second prize,
three bottles Of claret. King Il Hicks
9 High broad and running jump
First prize respectively. box Of cigars.
Bement a McDonald second prize pair
Of slippers. c. b. Towers n Co.: third
prize, cut glass water pitcher and glass.
Tully the grocer.
To- Sack race, - yards-First prize i
dozen cabinets. l.. \. Huffman; second
prize. leather cuffs kobbins Il Lenoir
II. Hurdle race First prize silver CUP,
". p. Waters; second prize, landscape,
\. T. Campbell Il Co.
T. Throwing hammer First prize.
hand painted key rack. Miss Josie Min
er; second prize. photograph album Jno.
Wright.
l3. Kid race. boys under l3-First
prize. suit Of clothet, l. Orschel 4 Bros;
second prize, lunch basket. I. J. New
man.
IL Putting shot First prize briar
wood pipe and case Campbell a Glib;
second prize. leather card case, Moran
Il Co.
II. Consolation race. - yards-First
prize briar wood pipe, Ed jackson; sec
ond prize. Marischino cherries, Pepper
| x Jones.
/ Ii. Wheelbarrow race-First prize
alarm clock. +. W. Stein; second prize
| Muscatel wine, Milligan X Miller.
Entrance to all events free.
Admission to grounds all around .
| C nts.
Grand free pyrotechinc display in the
evening.
The following officials have been ap
pointed for the days sports.
Judges-C. ii. Loud. A. ii. SwerdfgeI
and W. j. Zimmerman.
Starters-Dr. Andrus and j. T.. Light
Official timer-G. w. Allerton.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
FURNISHING GOODS

Mems sot, Lislc thread i'm all
eolors. seamless and regular
shade 2sc goods Our sale price
2 pair for 25c.
Mems knos Knit ~oX never of
icrcd less than SI.2O. and usually
sold by clothing houses at SI.sO
Our sale price S1.OO per doz
Only one dozen to any one per
son, they arc seamless, double
heel and toe, ribbed top-really
sigh class goods,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

At an early hour this morning the
south side residents. or rather those who
were up, were surprised to see large
coyote wandering about the chicken
coops belonging TO c. +. Case. The
audacity Of this animal is hardly ever
to be marveled at. but we think when
in broad daylight they will enter the
corporate limits OF city and steal chick,
ems. IT quite surpasses any coyote story
we have yet heard.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

In moving the large land Office safe
yesterday, to its new house. it was al
lowed to rest temporarily on the cellar
door in front Of Moran * Co.'S. The
rest. however. was very short. for sooa
the creaking of timbers was heard and
the safe seemed to be sinking, by the
superhuman efforts Of all hands near by,
the heavy load was prevented from fall.
ing in the cellar, and finally put in its
resting place in the new l.. ..
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO. I
Lucas COUNTY.

STATE OF ONO. City OF TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm Of F. j..
CHENEY a. Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo. county and state aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day Of December,
A. ID. 1856.
SEAL 4. W. GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc-
GUS surfaces of the system. Send Tor
testimonials, free.
F.J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
sE- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
Important Notice.

An impression is abroad that goods
will be increased in prices on account Of
the strike. We wish to say that as for
this firm SUCH Is NOT THE FACT. Come
and get what you want as long as it
lasts at our low cash prices: Lay in
your supplies at once and don't get out
Of something to eat. No telling how
long the strike will last.
CASE, KING * WoDzITzKI.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

| desire to state to the people Of this
community that am the sole agent for
"Dr. buttons Vegetable Discovery" the
world famed blood mixture, which in
my many ailments has proved itself to
be all. il not more, than is claimed for
this medical discovery. For further par
ticulars inquire Of
HERMAS GoEcKE,
Miles City, Mont.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
CLOTHING.

Youths suits, ! pieces, worth
up to ST2.oo, take your choice at
$500 We guarantee these suits
a. worth from IS 90 to SI2.Co and
never sold for less than that price.
Sizes for boys, Il to is years.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

A soft. fair skin is the result of pure
blood and health liver. to secure which,
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the Superior Medi-
cine. Ladies who rely upon cosmetics
to beautify their complexions. should
make note Of this, bearing in mind
tnat they can't improve upon nature.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state
Of the skin. Halls Hair Renewer quick
ems the nutritive functions Of the skin,
healing and preventing the formation Of
dandruff.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

We call attention TO the new adyer.
tisement ~ ". L. Douglas $500 shoe
which appears in our issue today. We
have every assurance from the manu-
faciurer that the recent improvements
in style and quality will give more salts
faction than ever to the wearers Of these
popular shoes.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

The Old Man-Humph. When ]
was your age, didn't wear kid gloves
and a cane.
Algy lin an injured tone)-Well,
father. should think you'd expect
to find some Improvements in the
family since that sine.-Exchange
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

Sufferers from chills and fever, who
have used qulnine as remedy, will ap-
preciate Ayers Ague Cure. This pre-.
paration, if taken according to directions.
Is warranted a sure cure. Residents III
malarial districts should not be without
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

when Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Mis-. she clung 70 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

If the Hollanders actually under
take to drain the Zuyder Zee, the first
item of expense will be monster
dam that will cost at least SIS, 600, 900.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03
UNDERWEAR.

Closing out four lines OF mems
underwear, wort 81. 20, $500. S2.25
and ST. 80 per suit. For this sale
We mark the lot at 81 on per suit.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

A lawn social under the auspices OF
the ladies' society of the Methodist
church, will be given at the home Of
Judge Milburn, Wednesday evening,
July 4th. Come and bring your friends.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

Through an oversight an error was
made IN the program of the Fourth.
The lith event was left out Putting
shot First prize. brIar wood pipe and
case. Campbell a GIbb, second prize.
leather card case, Moran & Co.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

The scrofulous taint which may have
been in your blood for years, may be
thoroughly expelled by giving Hoods
Sarsaparllla trial.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-07-03

Special rates on account OF Fourth
July on sale July 3 and 4. to points with
in three hundred miles at rate Of fare
and one-fifth for round trip; final limit
July 8.
JR. MONTAGUE, Agent.