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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
a BEAUrHUIl home ~ a sacriflce: 10
3erN ot creek bottom prairte, timber
4it everlasting water; Improvements
Now -. W. King, Seclvgiou Lay0ca
FOR SAFE TNrce lots quarter mile BE-
svgN Hmthc0n pachc milroad Ia VNr-
nere 9dltton Adirvsss 2i26, care Post %
/ BIG BAKGAtN-lO0 acres, north one-hali
9t the Francis Dirk survey black sandy
of tip, G,SS SS9sci Wen dra'ned iri9sG
Rtues north OF Houston, four miles 10
NlNin ON thc International and Great
NoItRetn railroad, also a bargau ~
/ hr0mers addition. \ choice 5-acre LOT
" malvern, Can or address Nm, H.
-.- ~ -.1eIInSEgr. care 5-6 KAN.
! FOR SALE-Four improved plantations
IA braE1s bottom containing respective
~ l'2. ,5A SEQ and 500 acres, an ready
~ business be sure and investigate
Weso offers; i7-iSoOo acres ot heavy
MtiunL cypress and long leaf pine on
ltldiy river the finest tract Of timber
land tu Texas; Sl0l acres of VIRGIN tim
pyr at s per acre. choice acreage near
cry hmitS, List Your properly with pg;
~ y ;, Morrow " Co, bl2 Main street,
BARcAlN1 'Corncr P0iK aud 81. Emanuel,
Tour room cottage to be BUTT at once:
mousse ana lot NlgO; SgsS cash and Si5
ln9ninE. Mlnger, lo0dh Congress, 81
For sAj.f.--Ur oXchause Tor Houston
bIopef'y one house and lot in Noukum
ttN1H tuttncr PARTICULARS. apply to
. lorkAA \ CO. 40 Milan street %
MlLL EXCHANGE Tor stock cattle or
lpIaes, I'D acres OF post oak black land
IN Williamson county. Apply Aorkan y
-, wv Muam street 70
FOR ,sALE-pc8lrablc Site for residence
az ihm'N grocery. on street railroad;
ihlek'y settled ncisnborhood; corner Lou
lsl8Aa ana CALHOUN. Franklin, 6ii Main.22
ELEGANT residence Slges for sale ln The
reserved blocks, tladley- Franklin add.
uohi never before on market: south
quarter and hall blocks. Franklin, 5li
Main ~
FOR SALE-From i've acre tracts up NJ
Genoa 90 suit purchasers, on one TO i've
EsAtS llmG 70 parties prepared tu Inn
prove same teams furnished 10 those
having none 10 break land. I. J. Col-
lns. lN6le Cougresa, 81
NOR sALE-Fitty acrcs or land on the
montgomery guHd ana two lots in Third
warL Apply n. NJ. Coghlan. Harris
A BARGAIN--FOR sALI9--i oifer for sale
loi me utNl tew days the soatIweyt
quarter OF block No o. corner of Main
street ana Mcllhuuuey avenue. at a Very
low price. For particulars call at nay
IS
FOR SALE one aud threc-qmrtcr lois,
Se'9hH Wnlu. with mousse, cheap. 60 feet
ON Leland, ll5 feet on Travis one and
hall story houHu; must be sold. \, j
Collins l0lGie Congress -
VTT5 " II IN JI i..T, d., f7Ir,I- 49,,
going iast at prices ana terms adyor-
GA,l laSl week. SOU 10 S5Vti ~ cash
pl''"ge $lV ptr inontn. McWNlhmS y
Ce over Commercial Nat9nal bank q
SHOW THIS no YOUR WIFE-
ts,ii,,,, r,, ,,,,.t.,.. e.. 49,. ....... .-..t,.
'"V" "S' "H''N' 10 p'"Se your month
,,, ..,.I,,.. t
~ earnings ~ ~ ,,v,-
N.NN LAW ~
..,-,....- ~
an" u'''py secure her HOME
,,,.,,,,,,,..,,
BLACK SANDY loan prairie. plenty of
ae,rs, hair epsh; ~ large y small tracts
I-a1.e4 COUNT. IeNlts. 3-n
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HO1llDl cook, iicsi-cioss "a ull lines, wants
place; tciuperatti goJd references Ad.
dress $50, care " Post. %
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FOR SAI.T-I3gu acscs Ia Live Oak cOnn-
~ 500 acres ~ cultivation, dwelling.
buainesg house and tenant houses
acre. For further Information, Il. j.
Skaggs Real Estate company. Beeville.
leNus. TT
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Manitoba cook for the ''icriendly
Inn; references required 40 McRin.
noy street ~
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WANTED Poalton by young man as
bookkeeper clerk ar glcnographrri good
Nj Chestnut, coo soledad street. san
Antonio, Texas. "a
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\ MlLLWRfGilT VINO thoroughly I'm.
dors,ands The oil mill huslncss wants
situation Address W. h. O., care OF
Post -
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WANTED Position ace housclteeper by
widow lady, Address Hlugtkeepcr, iSQ6
Congress avenue. n
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SITUATION WANr1n--By compelent
gentleman stcnpgraph Operates Rem.
iugtQn ANA Dengmoro ruacninrs, refer.
cucea given IL desired, Address e6al,
care Post. "a
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srruATIoNs WANTED.

ShftAihVNo WANTED.
W-ANTBD-,WUrk on a dairy f0ym bv a
man that don't mind hard work; viii
make himseN generally useful, wages
low Address 2SiI tAis office %
WANpEn--iiy q Young man Of gc5d char.
actt'h position as CLERK Ia office or
store; good references. Address Wnhe
lAAANsi IL WASHINGTON street ~
PHYSICIANS sicnographer and hook
keeper desires situation; well educattd;
good credentials. A,lSlroSs wv. care
SITUATION waptea rs barlender gr0-
Gerry Icrk, or porter. STEADY, sober,
references. Address c, II, r. care OF
HoTuOl cook, hrsi-cass ln all lines, wants
place; temperate, gVod references, ADD
Tess sSln clgo " lost. -
SITUATION WANfED--in . wnoIesais
or retail store as salesman or Ia offlce
work. hrlecn years experience VITA
eCmmerclm house, Address T. W., 1901
ilucllS avenue, -
WANrEp-PoSit,on as COOK by volored
man. experienced cook; good gcfcr.
ences; either Tor private family or
hotel Addross $50 ehls oftice, -
a YOUNG LADY wishcs ii good homo
where she viii receive kind treatment,
Willing TO make herself Useful; refer
enccs, Address salg this cilice, -
SITUATION WANrGn--By compctent
gentleman stcnpgrapher. Operates Rem.
iugtQn ana Dengmoro macnlnr5, refer
cucea giNen IL desired, Addrcss 2il
care Post "a
WANTEp-A sltuaIion as cook for rail
road camp or section. Address No @l2
this onicc. ~
WANTED posiIion % manager on farm
hN young man that tully understands
dairy, truck and nursery farming, Rest
OF references, j. q, Han, Alvin. Texas,
YOUNG MAN wants posHou IN gro.
cory, about eighteen months expert
encei some gentleman give me work,
AdlrosS Grocery. care Post ~
WANTED Position by young lady
teacher graduate oil normal school;
two ytarH experience. open far engage
ment after March !, Address A. v NJ,
lock hoN 10, orange. Texas, "a
WANTED -Poaiuon by young man as
bookkeeper clerk or glcnosraphrri good
references. email sAlntN, Addrr9A IA.
NJ. Chestnut, 600 Soledad street. San
lsNPERiENCED STBNOGRAPHER--
Wants position with law nrm Address
@, cure Post -
\ Mll.LW WRIGHT who thoroughly un.
UCrHtauds the oil min hUHlncHa, wants
Mtuauon Address W. l.. c. care OF
Post -
NANflfp-A position in a Erocery store
by boy. ago Ia 10 writing p.Casc state
yalNgN you expect 20 give, Address Box
~ Conroe, rrNRs %
a LADY wants situation as housckecper
for some widpwgr Address Mrs. NJ NJ,
Couroe, TCNHe ~
WANrED--A position as salesman IN
retail grocery store. Address BOX %,
Mesllllc. IcAac t
SlrltA ZION WANfllp ns cutter by prac-
teal tailor a Years of age and stVady
hHditsi wages no object, NJ position with
the right party Address cutter caro-
OF Post y
WANTED Position ace housclyeepcr by
widow lady Address Hluutkeppcr, iNo6
Congress avenue, ~
ANrEb-tNcryh0dy 20 send mail or
durs ta g. ~. Srheuta, a7 MHlu street
fJr Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.'S own
make ladies' shoes. q
WAN'rEp-fry pair OF Hamilton Brown
shoe 60, s own make ladies' Ties For
sale by O. W. Schcults, az Main street.
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WANTED Sober, Industrious. single. mid
dI0-aRgd man to garden or farm on
Ahnres. nne land, ready Tor piahtings
everything furnished; near city. ii.
Burns.
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WANrEp rosition "a manager on farm
BY young man that fully understands
dairy, truck and nursery farming, Rest
OF references, j. q, Hail. Alvin. Texas
nt
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MEN 10 sell baking poWderl steady en-
ployment; experience unnecessary. {i1
aalaFy OF Com u. g. Chemical Works,
$40 Van buren,. cbicago, BIS
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WANTED--Man With 5000. big paying
business; experience not necessary, Gl3
FanIn street. 10
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EOk RGNT-Dnc large and one pmall
We'll furnished room southtru exposure,
cnceS given mud Required. Apply i.Ul
Capitol avenue. n
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~ MosKOWITZ, a0Tik Main street, loans,
STOCKS, bonds and real estate n lvAts.l
anything la bis line promptly atlSAue e1
10. all business strictly confidential -
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James O'Mcara,
c. A. WylIud
Houston, Texas, February 20, 1891 %
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Stcnographor and hook
keeper desires situation; wol educaSed;
good credentials. Address a3g3 care
fc,st, IS
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WANTED-To correspond with parties
who build scows and tow boats. In View
Of PURCHASING Address Mott Byrnc.
G1liad Texas, IS
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SITUATION WANrED--ln q wnoloseie
or retail store As salesman or Ia office
work. hrlecn years experience VITA
commercial house, Address Il. W., 1905
Liberty avenue, "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

NANTED-lrhose IN search Of work. po-
HitionB or situations 10 call on or adj
dress City Employment Co. room 50l
KAN building. Houston. Teams. take
elevator. H-b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

FOR RBNT-One-haIf OF The lBrfe build-
ine No, 81 Travis street riu ole e.
restaurant, iaOi stand tur the right
panty Apply un .hn premise. %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

AGENTS make IS dayi greateet Kitchen
utCnatl ever Invented. retails W cents;
10 sold IN every house. sample. pQst-
age paid, cents. McMackln a. Forshee.
Cincinnati. Ohio. s-8
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

TEN DOLLAH8 REWAED-A mule
atraycd away from this place I'VE
Nichols; mouse colDrei horse MULE
branded on both jaws with letter -
Any person Will c0nfor a great Favor
Nichols. "a
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RARE OPpOKTuNTTY-P Parties Wishing
60 invest $500 10 $500 Ia home well 10.
their interest by seeing Geo. w. Cleve-
land II
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WANTED TO BU1.

WANTED TO buf'
WANTED-To buy tlree anareB Of the
second series W. Pa6che. 223 Kane
street -
HIGHEST CASH pricei paid for second
hand furniture; repairing and PACKING
neatly done; moving ADD laying carpets
specially Barr q kuller, COL Asin
street
TRADE on EXCHANGE
WANTED TO T2Al)B-A town lot OF
two f1r a typewriter; Its n cyunty seat
Rainfall roauty. Address J., H. berner.
Casy1n Clty. Texas p
WANT 10 exchange one 10 ten head n
horses for lumber OF city lots. Address
4. NJ Ellis, Houston, Texas. ~
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WANrHp--A slualion as coolt for rail.
road camp or section. Address No &i2
this onice, "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

\ GIN that has ginned 100 bales cotton
past season offered for sale eashi nav
cotton county; ~ per cent more cotton
being planted this season. Aadfcs4
Lock Box 8. Beeyile. Texas -
WHAT have gu TO offer In exchange or
lot Of fine cigars, about 4luOD value
wholesaler Address No lsi2 care rosL
AN INVESTMENT Of $1,000 20 5000 ana
the time OF an energetic man VII earn
100 2. e. per annum, Address se.A lgs...
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RARE OPPORTUNITY Pgrtloa Winding
90 invest $3.50 to $500 In homo well To-
their Interest by peelng Geo. w. Clevc.
land. n
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tenant Apply A L.. helms. care IN;
man a co. n
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EAI.EsMAN wanted 70 carry iinest side
line on earth, Elgin Cigar Factory:
Lynchburg. Va. ~
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WANTBp-4Nurk ON dairy farm by a
man that don't mind hard work: will
make himseh generally useful, wages
low, Address 2SiI tAis office. Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

BLACK SANDY loan prairie. plenty Of
timber and water title perfect 81 per
acre. half cush; M large or small tracts
Address owner II. W. King, Secmsion.
l-atucu county, Texas 3-lf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-23

FOR .SALE-pcslrablc site for residence
or FAMILY grocery. on street railroad /;
ihlek'y settled ncisnhorhood, corner Lou
lslana ana calhoun Franklin, on Main.22
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sTRAYED OR sTOLl9N Dun pony, black
name. years Old, monogram brand j
with loop forming % g on lett thishi
ION avenue. 20
LOST In Third ward. small diamond
spiral stud Finder vii please confer
with owner. vs., g. Harde. care H. w.
House tank Ks
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ders TO C. ~ srheulta, ma Maln street
fIr Hamilton Brown Shoe Coz own
mako ladiy5 shoes. ~
WANTED Try pair OF uumnton Brown
shoe co.'s own make ladies' ties. For
sale by O. w Schcults, az Main street.
ron REST.
FOR RENT-One-haif OF The large build
tng No, III Travis street niu ole a.
resRugRnt, Eo0d stand t1r thc rlght
party, Apply un .h' prentice p
FOR RENT Hour elegant olaee rooms,
southern exposure. hpSia Main street
Apply NJ. Stubenraueh, lr., First Ma
tilnbi bank. "A
FOR KENT--Lnrge comfortahle fufnlshal
room with CRATE ana bath room nrivi.
lege three blocks from court house. En-
quifo l5u Congrcss avenue, between
CreMlord and "a Brunch, g
ELEGANT LOCATION FOR WHOLE.
sale House-rhc building now occupied
by Il. II Thompson & CO.. corner Of
Main and Commerce, win be vacated
Aurl 1 win lease aud remodel to suit
tennnt Apply A. L., Nelms care In.
RARE OPPORTUNITY Pgrilo8 wi4bing
60 invest $500 to $500 In homo we'll To-
CHtCd, on paved street. WIN consult
their Interest by seelng Geo, w. Cleve-
land. n
EOK RENT-One large and one umall,
well furnished room, southeru exposure;
three blocks from Capitol llotrli retor-
cneeS given mud required. Apply l-V9
Cnpltol avenue. u
FOR RENT Nicely FURNISHED room Tor
Eeutlemeni modern convenience uud
very noar 70 husnesg center ~ caro-
iino street. between Prairie ana Texas
avenues. u
ron REM Part of store No, 1906 Pros.
ton ayenuei apply On prcmlaea.
FOR KENT- Two paaturos containing
1900 acres under new feneo aH miles
from the court house, on Buffalo ana
Hunting bnyous and southern PRcile
railway. Houston Land and TRUST com.
pAny "
LGST, FOUND, sTRAYgD, sTObBNt~
Ti5N DOLLARS HEWARD a mllc
strayed away from thln Haee nye
weeks ago, belonging " Ephraim Mich.
oils: mouse cg,orsi hOrse mule branded
on both Jaws with letter 90 my per-
son wili coafer O treat layer Eh2 Wl,les
intelligence 70 Ephrlim Nichols, WA.
worry, TexaA 70
TEN DOLLAR8 KEWARD-A mute
strayed away from THIS place I'VE
weeks ago, halonglnF 70 hpirhm
branded on both jaws with letter %
ARE p ,yT,igs g niei i4iy .,,Tism
Nichols
e'ISI{ a ylsD or sIOLIlN- pony, black
tssbs vpara old monogram brand j
,sltt ionr, fsrrninq y ~ 4 on len thigh;
g,i,tatle r6yard' q, ". Best 70i Pres
ton avenue. "
Z -s,siss T., sil71--i ,T-,5-i sgn0ii diamond
.n'r,l stld Finder ain plcnse confer
with owner. W, e. HsTde. care y, w
------------- " A siTiTsI--Sr0 ttIeyT.
-e,,,,rST5,7,.
party, a nice Ave or nx roam cottage
dress 23jl, care Post. y
,5,-S-
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GOOD AGENTS everywhere for latest Of
fee specially; sells itself with large
profit Enclose stamp, Am. Lock Crank
Co, Milwaukee, wis.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Oue Trio W1Il.
P,y'n2gg,th Peck one gen each Inlaa
Silver SpanEle HamDurgs: rousterg. l5
cgEs, Sl.5J Jack Thomas. Barnum. Polk
county Texas %
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WANpHN--Ry a young man OF gc3d char
actels position as CLERK In office or
store; good references, Address NNhe
lslaVs, 2ll2 Washington street IS
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FOR REST Two pastures containing
1900 acres under new fenro, ~. miles
from the court house, On Buffalo and
Hunting bayous and southern Pacific
railway Houston Land and Trust COM
pAny "
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wAsTE1--To ItESI.

WANTED The use Of morse and buggy
for feed OF horse; guarantee good tfeatr
ment. Address N. b.. care Coleman a
Schultz. u
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April /; VIII lease aud remodel to suit
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PIANO FOR SALE-Cheap Tor Ca8h.
Steinway; no use Tor piano; cosl $500. Ad-
dress b. u. O. tlIa OILce. n
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W Id tNVUANGE lOr STOCK cnttlc on
horaeS, I'D uCrCs OF post oak black land
m Williamson county. Apply Horkan y
Co, ild Milan street. "
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ELEGANT LOCATION FOR WHOLE.

sale House-rhe building now occupied
by Il. II Thompson & CO.. corner Of
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12

II there has been any doubt as to how
Miles City stood on the capital question
it was dispelled last night by ;the ap-
pearance Of the magnificent audience
that greeted the exponents Of Helena's
claims for the capital at Firemans hall.
II was not what might be called
''select" audience for the workingman
crowded the banker and the horny listed
granger shared limited standing room
with the merchant. All classes we're
represented and for nearly three hours
gave rapt attention to the cogent argu-
ments made by Judge Cullen and Judge
Clements in favor Of Helena, not neglect.
ing to greet every telling point with
hearty applause. 1t was something
more than oratory that kept these pee
pie in an uncomfortably crowded hall
and many Of them standing. for three
hours, and we say without fear OF con
tradiction that excepting theatrical
entertainments, there has never been
assembled in this city. a larger or more
attentive audience. The fact that dur.
ing this long session only the fringe of
the crowd broke away-and these no
doubt because they had no seats and
were at disadvantage as to hearing
speaks volumes for the interest taken
in Helena's candidacy;
1t would be Impossible for the jour
NAL to attempt, at this time, a resume of
the mastery arguments made by the
speakers. In the near future we shall
take pleasure in reviewing them more in
detail, but it is sufficient for the present
to say that they were logical and con-
vincing 90 much 30 that we venture to
say that no voter who heard them will
honestly give his vote FOR Anaconda.
At the opening and closing Of the meet
ing. and between the speeches the Hele-
ma mandolin club. an organization com
posed of about dozen OF Helens's bright
young men, discoursed sweet music
most artistically, and when the Old folks
had gone very graciously furnished
music for an inpromptu hop which the
young people enjoyed until the train
which was to take the visitors westward
was announced. 1t was not straws only
bnt whole straw stacks that were floating
Helena ward on the gale Of last night.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12
Fair Awards

The JOURNAL gives below list OF the
balance Of the fair awards, which were.
with one exception captured by the lad
les. and are as follows:
Mrs. b. h. Brown, crsyon potrait, pen
and nk-sketch; Mrs. F. A. Bryan, oil
painting. scotch CATTLE" Mrs. X. Riley.
knit wool baby socks. knit wool baby
mittens. three and half yards crochet
lace; Mrs. F. b. Kennard. banner OF
flowers; Mrs. Jepp Ryan. figure painting,
pottery, scarf, afghan, table set, three
piecesD head rest embroidered napkins.
embroidered cotton. table cloth. ribbon
tidy; Convent. crayon work, cushion;
Miss Lulu Warner, crayon drawing;
Miss Edna Shy. crochet; Mrs. w. II.
Trowbridge, oriental embroidery, oil
painting; VIM. Sipes. crsyon portrait;
Mrs. c. S. Whitney. arasepe embroidery,
Mr.. +. McGurk. gents dressing gown.
knit skirt. darned net work, handker-
chief case. chenille suspenders, fancy
apron. crochet lace. shams, lambrequin;
Mrs. H. q. Potter, bed set; Mrs. c. +.
Middleton, boys suit, embroidered skirt,
cut flowers; Miss May Vance. handker-
chiefs; Mrs. Tolfree, silk quilt; Mrs. NJ.
G. Naples, buffet scarf. arasene work.
oil placque, flowers in oil; Bessie Huff
man. doll; Mrs. Jos. Eichorn. knit socks.
hand sewing; Mrs. Edgar Campbeil.
pin cushion, doilies; Mrs. Geo. E. New
man, girls dress. fruit cake; Mrs. EN-
bree, tucking; Mrs f. c. Haynes, asters.
dahlias, pansies, verbenas, display of
bedding plants, gersnium in blooo.
hanging basket, strawberry jelly. pre-
serves.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get trial bottle. free. Send
your name and address to II. E. Buck
len & Co.. Chicago. and get a sample
bottle OF DIR. Kings New Life Pills ;ree.
as well as copy Of Guide TO Heath
and Household Instructor, free. All o
which is guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing at John Wrights drug
store.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12
Am usenents.

The fact that "A Turkish Bath" has
lever failed to attract large audiences
from one end of the land to the other is
sufficient guarantee that it is strictly up
to date in everything that is new, bright
and entertaining. The cast this season
will include ever-welcome little Marie
Heath, NJ So Amy Leslie, prima donna,
Miss Mable Stewart. Miss Bertha Gray,
Frank Ried, who is well remembered
here, and Mr.. Frank Murphy, the we'll
known Irish comedian who has been
specially engaged for the part OF officer
McGogel.
The date is for Saturday. Oct. 18th.
The seats are on sale at the usual place
and | would secure mine early, il / we're
you, it is good thing.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12
Don't Offer u Reward.

Fur your lost appel te. All know that it is
valuable piece Of personal property, but why go
TO the expense when Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters will restore it to you. course of that
unparalleled tonic and corrective not only in
duces a return of the relish for food, but con-
fer upon the stomach the power to crafty
appetite without unpleasant sensations after
ward. For the purpose of quickening diges-
tion. srousing dormant liver OF kidneys, and
estaplsh regularity OF the bowels, no medicine
can exceed this genial family cordial, in which
the pure alcoholic principal is modified by
bleoding with it botanic elements of the high
est efficacy. Avoid the fiery una,oyed stiInu-
lanss of commerce as a means of overcoming in
activity of any Of the organs above mentioned,
and use instead, the Bitters. This profession
slly sanctioned medicine remedies malarial and
rheumatic ailmaits.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-10-12

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
Co., Chicago. and get a free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
rial will convince you Of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of con
tipation and sick headache. For NAL
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proved invaluable. They are guaran-
teed to be perfectly free from every de-
leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to the
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the system. Regular siss 25c per box.
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