Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], December 12, 1888, Image 2

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THE I)AIILY JOURNAL
E<ýTAfIlI H VIt 1881.
THE OPP1! t 1. PAPER OP OUNTPR ('OI'NT\
Thaeditorof THE KLLULw5T'.k Jo.INAI.
is lct respondible for any ..f te opt0 -
ems or utterances of Its corrnesondonts.
Notice is herehy given to all concerned that
Tir YELLOWSTONE JoURNAL. PBtL.ISHING CO.
beldi the contract to do ill printing and ad.
Yertiaig.aofwhatever nature chargeable to Cus
,ee aeaty,and ia also the designated and on ly paper
Ia Custer county in which services by publication
ear be legally made. Iegal notioes publ'shed in
ether papeps of Custer sounty, are void and
weethhea. as has been decided by the courts of
Me bills arsplat Tie Y3LLOWwSTO4U JoUawAL
'Val.sa~lxeOo. eatrebted any of the mployes
of "siA paper or othere, will be receguleed mniem
aseompeanie by a written order signed by the pub
Isher or bemlnese manager.
Wednesday, December 1. 1888.
THE United htates government,
through the United States district at
torney, bas entered sult against vari
ous corporations and individuals of
Eureka, Nevada, aggregating about
13,000,100, for cutting wood and lum
ber off unsurveyed government land.
Among the heaviest corporations sued
are the Eureka Consolidated Mining
company for 473,000 onrds of weod.val
ued at $3,500,00):; the Richmond Min
ing company, 8.13,000 cords of wood,
valued at $d, 5),000; the Eureka &
Palisade Railroad company, for 74.000
cords of wood, valued at $750,000.
EDISoN promises to put his latest
invention, the phonograph, to a curi
ous and practical use. His Inteation
is to furnish subsoribers a talking daily
newspaper. The little Instrument will
be charged with a condensation of the
news of the day and each subcri ber
can listen to it while at breakfast. The
Edison raking Newspaper company
will supp.y its patrons with phono
graphs a: an annual rental of a small
sum, These phongraphs ean be used
the sane as any otheri to reproduce
singin., piano playing, whistling,
band 'usia sand elocution, but will be
espec ally designed for correrpondence.
The phonogram4 of the latter will eon.
tame each day all the latest new. in
condensed form, and will cover each
sub-dlviseon---such as cable, tele
graphic, political, dramatic, cornmer
cial and ronortary. Each phonogram
will be plainly marked, co that the
reader, or rather hearer, can chose for
himself wbicb one he cares to use
tirst. If a new opera has been pro
duced the night before, he can listen
to an able but etnetie crlticisni and
enjoy the novel .ensation of having
repeated to deligbted ears the choaoeet
passages of music precisely as they
were rendered at the theatre. It was
stated at the laboratory yesterday by
one in the secret that if necessary
20.000 more coplesof tbesamecylinder
could be turned out in one hour and
can be adjusted to any phonograph, so
tbat 20,000 or more of the "talk ing
machines" ca repeat the same son
tence at a given moment.
KEzNAN & SoNS write from Chicago
Dee. 7,1888, ooncernlog the stock mar
ket: "This Is a week in the cattle
trade long to be remembered by those
that had cattle here so sell, while the
reeipts have not been as largeass sme
previous weeks. Cattle have been late
arriving on the market each day on
aceount of the railroads undertaking
to weigh the stock in transit so as to
loores.. their freight rates. Therefore
eattle arriving late in the day had to
be held over night, and with increased
receipts each day it was impossible to
make a clearance. The receipts
for the week will be 66.000 bead
sad as a large proportion of them
were corn-fed native steers we had
more pounds of beef for saie than we
had the big week-72,0(00 head-and
for reasons given above the market
has shadily declined from day to day
until we have to quote our market
barely steady at 50 cents per 100 lbs.
decline since last Friday. Unless we
have lighter receipts prices cannot ad
vance. Some Christmas cattle sold
during the week from $.25%i'.
Receipts of sheep up to and includ
lug this (Friday) about :4,'e0 head, an
increase of nearly 11,000 over last
week's receipts. Trade durinpi the
week was very satisfactory, hut prices
dropped in some cases from 25 to 40c
per owt. from the morning's trade up
to noon. Receipts became heavier
than was expected. Consequently
buyers took the advantage. Eastern
markets are not very good at present.
Wtill we look for good prices for real
prime sheep next week for Xmas mar
kets. There are still a good many
sheep coming from Utah and Montana
which met a very fair trade for the
last few weeks, selling at from $8.166y
4.10 per ewt. for mediums to prime,
averaging from 100(ll2 lbs.
Curtrge. soau to Pike's Peas.
A new attraction to Cascade canyon
a carriage drive to the summit of
's Peak, which was formally
opmeda month or so ago. It is not
a safe and convenient route, and
flat by any eans a mere trail or wood
road bit affors a view superior in
in extent and grandeur to all others
!btnl d from the old trails or roads.
t is as much of a roadway for car.
[ r4 as can be made in elimbing the
ky mnountanas, and froit ('acade
to the Mrunnit the drive i , 're'teen
anilje curl takel five houri.. I'rrnn the
hotel the' d.'iv,' is up (O ead& canyon,
tihrtniL .ild and rom&n&it "cC'n ery;
and ,limt eight miles u; at uasues
nro1" 1 (ken cove, an imposing am
phito.:itre with a gmmy pit taversed
by t o ýtr amns. our by is the preci.
pies, 2J50O feet high called the Devil's
leap, end n halanced rock, which may
he ws ei 1.} a touch of the hand, yet
is twelh or fourteen feet iii %%idth and
four feet thick. The Uayden divide
and (:rand View are twelve miles
from Cascade, and here the traveler is
stopped in his journey by the magnifi
cent prospect of the great plains
stretching eustward. Colorado Springs
lies at his feet; Pueblo, fifty miles to
the south, and enver, seventy-five
mtle to the north.-Dennte
HOW I SUFFERED
Seventeea Years From a Skin Disease.
Could Not Walk or Drees Myself. A
Mess of Disease From Head to Foot.
Cured In Eight Weeks by the Cuticura
Remedies;
At the age of three months a rash (which after
wards puoveo to be ecsema or salt rheum) made its
ppeassance on my face. A physician was called
Ue said teething was the cause; he prescribed sorn
cooling medicine, but the sores spread to my ear,
and head. Another M. D. was called. He pro.
feamed to know all about the case, called it King's
Evil." and prescribed gunpowder. brimstone, and
lard mixed into a salve, but the disease continued.
They could not Jo anything with it Atnothlrpre
scribeS botaz, water, and (tour: another. linseed
poultices. None of them did me any good at all,
but made me worse The disease continued ut
abated, I' spread to my arsn and legs, till I was
laid up entirely, and from continually sitting on
the floor on a lpillow toy limbs contracted so that I
lost all control of them, and was utterly helplass.
31y mother would have to lift me out anri lut, bed.
I could get around the house on my hands and
feet, but could not get my clothes on at all, and had
to wear a sort of diresting gown. My hair had all
matted down or fallen on, and me head, face, and
.se were one scab. and I lad to have a towel on
my head all the time in thy summer to keep the
flies of. My parens consulted a prominent phi
sician asd surgeon here in Chicago (the other p"'ry
sicians before mentioned were of liundas and
Hamilton, Canada). lie said noe could do nothing
for me. He wanted to Cit the sinews of my egs,.
as that I could walk; but I would not let bun, for
if I did aet better I would have no control of them.
The disease continued in this manner until I
was seventeen years old, and one day in January
IS-9, I read an c ount in the Tribune, of your
Catti'RA REMErits. It described my cue so ex
actly that I thought, as a last resort, to give themo
atrial.
When I first applied them I w a all raw and
bleeding, from scratching myself, but! went asleep
almost immediately, something I has not done for
years, ihe effect was so soothing.
In about two weeks I could stand straight, hut
not walk, I was so weak. but my sores were aearly
well. As near as Ican judge the cUTtCUaa Rana.
ve3s cured me in about six to eight weeks, and up
to this date (1. a from January, 1S79, to January.
1987,) I have not been sick in any way, or have had
the least signs of the disease reappearing on me.
W. J. McliOsALD.
373: Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill..June:A, '97.
Sold everywhere. Price. C'rTcoas. 50r ; Mc &A,
25c.: Raaot.vET. 11. Prepared by the PuTTER
batDG ANDI tEUrAI Co., Boston, Maas.
Oi.rnd for"How to C(iroe skin Diseases."
LI PLE', black-heads, red, rough. chapped4 aid
oily skin prevented bh tnTiCIkA ,e ei.
IT STOPS THE 1Il1.
Aching Mas ole Back, Hips, and it,.
and all I'ot.t.Intirmmation, and Weak
nes rmlleia.d Itn fular mhi atrht tue
t uticur. Anti-Pain Pla.ter. The first and
only pain-eubduing plaster _' cets.
Nuter
The annual meeting of the stockholders of th
First artional hank of Miles City will he belt at
the I ankitg offlce. on Tuesday, J:alnarr nth. I'
for the election of directors. II. It 111. J Y.
Ass't a Fhier,
NotiIe orfsheriff's Sale.
J. 11. I ampbell
Lout- layette and 'race Payette and the t+ Ik
diroatrs Natoital !lank of Mile. City. aontmua
To lia sold at oheriff's eale n.n the 2lth day of
De14retahr. I'.', at n o'd. k p iu. of that day at
the frot dour .f the court h use :i Mil a City in
Custer county, Montana, to the hirhl at bte.d r for
cash. a I of the right, title and interest of the
above named defendants, in and to the following
described real estate. to-wit: Lot No. II In bit k
No. 44 i£ the town of Miles City in said county
and territory according to the survey and plst of
the said Mtiles'City filed for record by the Northern
Paelfic railroad company in the oftce of the rec
order of deeds for said county
Tn**s. 1. f arms.t
Sherif.
Dated Dec. 3rd, IIMS.
Not~ice.
In the Probate Court, Custer County, Montana
Territory.
In the matter of the state of William McKean,
deceased
Natice is hereby gives~that by order of the Judge
of this court, issued this twenty-seventh day of
November, A. D. Ie . that taturday, the eighth
day of December, 18if at 10 o'clock. a. m., at the
osee of the Judge of this Court. at the Court
House in Miles (ity, said (ester county, hes beeu
fixed for hearing the return of the sale made by
Josiah Nichols, administrator of the said estate,
the property sold being the N ý of rE/, the SEA(
of tWW/4, and Lots 5 and 6 of aectiun Township
6 N, Bangs 35 E. Montana meridian. for the sum
of two hundred and thirteen 34.100 dollars, the
purchasers to assume the mortgage of eight ioun.
dred and Afty dollars, sail motqege beting for flre
yearn, from March :3rd, 1887. at twe!ve per centuc,
per annum, interest thereon from ,aid date. paya
ble semiaannually, as will more fully appear from
sal I returo tiled in this office. and to which refer
ence I. hereby made fur further paJ4tcultrs.
Asy person interseted in said estatA, may appear
and hile written objections to the conirmnation of
said sale. and may produce witnesses in support
of such objection. WM. C MI AEIII.E,
I'robsae Judge,
By WM. C. .TAEILE, P
Ea()Ucio 'lerk.
Dated Miles City, Montana. November 27th. 14,.
Report tr tess, T ad,
' .{Tdwns'es, 00.
Fill aid
After Forty peae
eruer,* tie a
har. nse»ts oa
~ll~laadag~ ka ra S ws f o.v P5,45W
than the 11ade
trges, the petrishen of theIl
~erte":e'tene e rtas seliuteg
wIM sad e eieatiomtieegare anes
Eeeb. hargelfor e~rnuaga~tº~~rrtImvs drlbr naoUese f~rwme
a bawle. Advice by m I free
f P.tr o~fnN, are -antsd
gPICAN. 'ah chs
IMargest elrfeu ala datea so a dmao s ls yenmest
of 1ta tkis publ shed Is the wsvl
utagMe of seek a setse every patestee
irs arpan elfddl iirts U~~aelnewewjes
admitted to be the hest paper devoted to seaeeae
meehansl, InriSnt us. engineweag works, ass
er departments of indstrial progress. pub.
i1hsd so any runer7. it roisteas the Dames
tentss an d 4ts leof e*ery inventt9e pat1"
we. k. Ty t f ir ..tuhe for one deli.
b, a.: newedeales.
Sm'.. ,
BURKE &WARD, Prtpr's
'The Beae Ideal Resort for Gentl~eme
Mas duIl.mi. Card It.omsu. Piiltard,I an~d a Itiar
stocked sathbtb ii.. 2~t~O ~iquor* djpwu ed to
the beat of l *r.av- .p
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.!
Corner Mi.th and Mutgit Ntr..eIa. Mlles ('It,.
i3WEES.
Kh POLICF t ZF:'/TE will WIIei
niaile"I, Plrrl wra1iww t,%1 m d aid
dresi Iin the U',ited Stee for thlre e
mloothm uu ree'eip~t of
ONE DOLLAR.
Liberal ci Wv"uuxt a' li .ed t pHes
iicutera., agent~:t andh cluhcs..a $ pie
copier w~uiled ftee. Addreeiº all,!' a''
RICHAR~D F. FOX.
For MAN I For BEAST !
Mustan' Linimnent
MIX CAN EJ WiYsdeath toPnrs.,
O tn (aal Caw Mactue a,1 aU awastioe.
THE. MARCH OF PROGRESS!
OUR LATEST IEPROVEXENTS !
" Copetite 1 the i Ife of Trade," and If y u have not sen our latest Improved
eaan't IrnarltnC how lively trade i, or bow bird our comýwteture iasd to work o keap w'hin'h tnine
Ask your rrtaljtr f r the JAMIit MIEANIS W3 M10U . or the JA.1lE MEANW' SHOE
avernitig to o.ur needs.
Peositvely none genuine unla-ss having our name and price astmped plainly o0 the soles. Year
retail.. will supl;iy you with aheia. s' .tamnjset it you Insist u1i"'n li dine o, if you do not baile, soma
retailers Wdicona you Into buylag infterur shoes upon whIch thcy soake. lar r pro.ll
M MES MEANS' JAMES MEARS'
3 SHOE $4 SHOE
Se uNXC uLLED IN CANNOT FAIL
STYLE UNEouALLuE -30 TO -
N DURABILITY
AMtS *> AND.* SATISFY *,
RFECTION TNi OSTi $
o r. FIT. FASTIDIO*ý
AM s 880 MEEgys 4SHO
each has been the resent progr.sa in our branch of industry that we are now abhe to affirm that the
James Means SI Shoe is in evry respet equal to rite tah which tonly a few t are aro wer retailed atelght
or ten dollars. If ou will try io a r }on w oll insesi that we do not exaagrerate. Ours are the
original I and $4 i ho and th'*e w to imitate 'or t',oem of buslttess are unable ct on eto with us is
quality of factory products. In onr hiues wt are the lares t manufarturere in the Untied ittas.
Oura of au trating alfs ataea Who In now iatisag the shoe retaiaes of the Pactic Cuest and Rtotcy
Mountain Regien writes from thare sat ftllows
"1 am more than satisfied with the resultsaof myt t Ihave thus fauseemeeded ntelse.arfnl
me to the hands of t A Nat I dealers in every pealt rhve visatie " He goes on to say h a
serd idura n fir rs tto sell shnes In Isause m0st0. the retailers are charglag their customers at
retal about doubts tht pricet which the. shane hare oat at wholesale. The consequence is that the
e wear shaes sy a or seven dollats a pairj f.hoes which are not worth.s miueh a our
us W EA i HQO4. Our shoes with their very low retail priase stamped on the
sof every t a i n the bith hprte whth bave hitherts ruled ln the retail markets hoe
d when a a full tino of goods In his at ack they at care beita to go of like hot ankes.. usea
amjus chi.til and consdder what the above sicgalgM as far )/ aereen aseane
e0 oe risg lshe. bearintg no meantfacturers' rame or reatul praes
mI oan ot till what so arc gettia ad nor retailer I. probably m.aking you paed
..e ma od b le ou r
'et o fow ryoturs t het thiie wor t.ae
.k A CO .*ww.'., 41.. L lnq aSt., st, M.**ss.Wl
X11-- S CO., 41 inacoln St., Boston, fass.
* TABLISHED 1877.
TAS. XoILTAT d CO.,
PROPRIETOR$ OF THE
Minneapolis Shaepskin Tar
AND DEALERS IN
EIWD,81Z :'2LT3, FM, WOOL,TALLOW
Ginseng and Sencca Root.
SHEEP PELTS & FURS A SPECIALTY.
lot, 10s 10 os s...ad t. WeeM. MIRNEAPOLIU. MDIW.
Shapments Solicited. Write for tirwulars.
DR. LIEBIG & CO.
The European mi dical stall and special surgeons
and I hys.Icasm of the idebig World Ilishneaary
end international Bargiesal Istit ur.
The surgi
cal branch
givesspecial
attention to
deformities
of every
kind and au1
- -f displace
,, menits re -
quiring ap
Ipliances for
ý^ I curvature of
.. & torted limbs
as g /or arms sue*
I a cesafully
Js tr sted by
ournewVol*
a- talc and
SB- '111 nett's
appliance s
e edieal branch devot.e ap* slha attention to
all Chronic, Complicates, Prirate and Wsastiug
Diseases, resultinm from badly treated cases of
acute or special mature, or from indiscretions of
oath. brim ion on lNpermatorrhxee Meminal
ksemaam ams unnatural drain from the body
which ua' vrmines the constitution-also Debility,
lieay. [sns of Vitality or Manhnod, which result
from excess of maturity.
The reason so many are not cured of the above
comp'aints is owing toa complcation called 'roe
atorrhea, which our treatment alone can cure.
Varicocele, wormy veins in tScrotum. vtricture,
blood and skin impurities weedily eared. acute
private troubles. safely. condoyntialir andquickly
cured. ('atarrb or the mucuous membrane of the
heal or bladder succesefuily treated; also throat
and lung di'.eam.es. Female complaints and all
delicate. compliiated diseases of women, carefully
treated by our new method whereby none of the
usual physaeal ezaminations are required. I)sl
placetmeus of the Uterus and Nil .p..cial complaints
peculiar to females, succesasisly .reited 'll
lacguage. spoken and written. V. rite in)uur own
language.
The most powerful EI.KCTRIC BIELTh free to
patients. Call on or address
Lieb:g World Dispensary.
4t0I Gerary at., Man Viancisco. Cal.
Great English Remedy
Tod ok Murray's Specific.
SA guaraateed core for all servo-is
diream.r such as IWeak Msauury,
Lure, of1 Prlin Potarr. HItatrla
Headache, Paln In the liark
4Neriuna P'rulratlon. 1Neak
ne.... Leuerarrhura, Enlver.
. it ILa..ltudet, ..c.ntmal Weak.
flw~41y eaa, Itiotiteticy a.id central luse
0,l41w.* '.1 the. t~eeerauvea Organaa
Ini either Leicx .aned~ by iid arereioU or over cxie.
I hi."u anI ehI.h I itaiiitely lead to tttru&MtUre
01td Agoe, In~ianlg'. aand (...iau~usuplul .Lau
a ox or III l..,x* jot h*i 00. -evil * a...Ma.&
blii .II on receipt 0f picr. 1 all
nIl.. I ry aplic antllI clIe
We Guarentm 0 Ulsa
t',. itr aivec-e, l.,r . vry ti ~iVi ot.t r~c. i i,
.1.r awiv" "e. Iiic ,"Io- Iri Ic
6r AL. ea tre. Aft.: Tsklag.
A idreA.. 11 LII Uilutrat him i.o the rolle manii.
f; hitre r.,
I HlL 'I I'll RY M Ell u l t' I\E II
Kan-"Ia Itt..
W liulas~lh, a ild 11.1.11 A ent a.
Hl~aen... Mont
£ ST RA,
for Infants and Children.
"OM1U~N~~~r 1 atm . Gel sw, oi"pii.m.
(nýINSOni Minm.qbmp,~ I Moo.ý*ý MY.
rm . mm." R~. LAm. N.on D. Ia~wM Ilk Wamm, ..lu i p. - ami PI
23.l.dr fU., snowg, N. T. wI~iCwo.Jki in-an
_T=r CmrrAux (7UUPAM, 7711.-», IWese, N. Y.
SOMETEIZG OF I3TEREST
FOR YOU TO READ!
Having had a very successful fall trade and nearly
sold out our entire Fall Purchase of Suit
ings, we purchased an entire new
line of Winter Suits at
EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES
We shall be pleased to give our trade the
advantage of these BARGAINS. If you are in
need of a nice, nobby suit, the b33t material and
finish, give us a call. We are convinced that you
will find exactly what you are looking for.
I.ORSCHBL & BRO., THE
COMMERCIAL LEADING
BLOCK. CLOTHIERS
I, ORSCHEL & BROTHER,
W1bo181e lies, Liqllors and Chars.
Speelal attention called to our extenslve line of
BOTTLED WINES,
WHISKIES,
BRANDIES, Etc.,
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE,
EeliuSIve Line in Key rst and DoBilesUc Cmls