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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

age county commissioner. ii 60
B. .. Durant & Co., stationery. 56 90
John RObidOu, livery ........... 4OO
Gust w. johnson, assistant
county surveyor. 90
Ayes and nays were called upon the
following bills:
Yeas-Neal and johnson.
Nay-Edgerly.
Joseph Montgomery, digging we'll
poor farm. Observation-Disclosures. 112 90
w: s. Moorhouse, supplies poor
Olaf, A Anderson, work at poor
Iarm m........ ......... 81 50
Lee Whalen, work on road ...... is 90
A. Q. Hinckley, work on road .... 40 90
Bid of the Bismarck Coal and Wood
company to furnish fifty tons Of anthra-
cite coal, nut size, payable in county
warrants at $11 80 per ton.
Accepted.
Moved by Commissioner Edgerley
7 that the Bismarck Coal and Wood COM
pany be required to furnish bond in
the sum of $3.50 for the faithful perform
ance of their contract.
Not seconded.
Reports Of the county surveyor on the
following roads received and approved:
Road in township 14l, range 80.
The Stuartdale road.
Painted Woods road.
Reports of Justice Hare for quarters
ending June 30 and September 80, 1888,
received, examined and approved.
{ Adjourned to meet December 10th at
ppm.
County Auditor.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Piles. piles! itching Piles,

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching,
Scratching % alioweS Cd fens to cSntiane M11se t 1y
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. SWAYNE's.
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleeding,
heals alteration, and in most cases re-
moves the tumors. At druggists, or by
mail, for 80 cents. DIR. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

When yesterdays cold wave signal was
holsted on the TRIBUNE building the
about in their shirt sleeves abandoned the
hope that they would not be compelled to
"see their uncle" this year. In all proba-
bility there will be several weeks between
now and spring during which an overcoat
will be popular. Thus far the winter has
been as balmy as an ideal spring.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

Party At ssnta os.. Cal, throush Pacific
bank OF Han Francisco, CAL,
Raoul Deavernine, 50 Beaver street, New
N;sss,31s SssS1i',I ssSins inss .. baniins house,
DRAWING OF MAY 8. 1883,
Ms 6 : cieman, 81 Louis, Mo. o:.: .......
> " 1ateei 6l2 G street, northwest, Wash-
A depositor, Louisiana Nationai banji;.
new Orleans, L8.
Thes ity National bank, Dallas, Tex. .
Dr = QuinneD, Ande' son, Grimes county,
George ii Ashe. Galveston. Tex Is: ...........
American National bank of Kansas City.
A Phillips, through i W House. Houston.
Aaslo.G Californian bank, limited, San
Mts sfPPsi'oS; Robinson, sa rs Di;adss street
COLI 3 Porter, Birmingham. Ala.
Bilner, Dennison, o., through Farm.
.ers & Merchants bank, Uhrichsyilie. q.
Mfs frances a HOke, Emmitsburg, Md.
Running, Mowesgua, a,In................
John Harrington, Houehton, Mich ........
HSsn5,%in H:s,! min! WEoot. Jsmestown, N Y......
II Maiisnrski. New Yorf. . ..:::.
through Anglo Californian bsnk. lin.
tied, San Francisco, Cal Cal..............,...
A 90 respondent, through Wells, fargo 4
company's bank, San Francisco, a....
Collected through Merchants d Planters
G T Stanly, 512 Montgomery street, San
Francisco Cal
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Advice to Mothers.

Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, ailays
all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

Two slender men, with pale, pinched
faces, and gossamy forms, stepped from
Mondays west bound train and 4egis-
tered as Charles Pierson and B. B. Pink
fragile men are known throughout the
northwest as two of the most popular and
successful commercial travellers and their
respective houses have them to thank for
many of the warm and abiding friends
which they have among their patrons in
Dakota = - -
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. DEC 4 1888

the city will enjoy genuine boom next
summer and that more capital will be in
vested than has been altogether since the
wear of ,8S.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
Around ths earth in every land,
By every stream that I'm aware of,
In every1own, they understand
How teeth may hest be taken care of.
From jersey fats to Birmah's mount
They sing the praise of SOZODONT.
Eczema, Itchy, scaly, skin rortures.

The simple application Of sSwAYNE's
OINTMENT" without any internal medicine,
will cure any case of tetter, salt rheum,
piles. itch, sores, pimples, ecze-
ma, all scaly, itchy skin eruptions. no mat
ter how obstinate or long standing. 1t is
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
DRAWING OF JANUARY 10. 1aoa

Wells, Fargo q Co., San Francisco, Cal. >.
State National bank of Memphis, Tenn 90.
Fred Jarvis, Empire City, Ore ............
MMemRhi? y saP Natieaal bank, Memphis, Tenn.
!: +. stevenson. Bay Horse, Idaho
N: w. Nichols, through Wells, Fargo e. Co.,
San Francisco, Cal
Anglo-California bank Ntd.), San Fran
Wells, Fargo 4 Co., San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Augusta tilene, 2,os7 Archer avenue,
": W. Gaibertson, Ashland. Ky.....:.. ..:....
'ohm Anrolas Isi%RIe' If sl' South Water street,
August Aanzelmann, lis Chartress' street, ai;ti
Mise sw kitsy kXiaisafs pilion, 10; Benviile street
Metropolitan National bank, Cincinnati.::
Ed. Miller, Guadalajara Jalisco, Mex.
Chas. A. Ireanor, San Diego, Cal. ........
n. Tostevin, Union stock yards, Chicago.
A. McIeish, Jersey City. N. .J..............
Fort Worth National bank, Fort Worth,
7. G; Tucker, Pearl, Tex Observation-Disclosures.
Jacob g. Shafer, Indianapolis, Ind. d........
State National bank. Lincoln, Neb. .......
Ira +. Ebert. Mucbachinock, Iowa. ........
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
The Christmas Table

The Christmas Table
Should not be without a bottle of Angos-
tura Bitters, the world renowned appe-
tlzer OF exquisite flavor. Beware of coun-
terfeitS. = NI
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

John Miller, Philadelphia, Pa 1850
va s@oad:; sMeoasl; aa1s Mansseid Gsntre aa ct
.ass as.sfs ssbs1as sssth aiisass; aGhiiiSsES Mich
Martin ,.t1n WTsloh Tl through Atlanta bank, At - =
R%C % Porter. Central Music hall Chicago tn %0
John Weinnie. .Jr.. s0 Derbisney street, -'->0
vi He'isassst Ssisss: Auburn osi:::: 1sS 1ssS
DRAWING OF OCTOBER q, 1883.
George Lchthardt, Sacramento, Cal...... 1900
N Heathcote, Derrick City, Pa. ......... 1900
MAss asS Ssions sisnsSn a1f s Helena Mont
D Rhodes, Eufaula, Ala. ................ 1900
H Ghilds, last Boston, Mass J. !. .... 1900
1.S First MatfSnal n bank Of skowhegan 600
SPsosbstss Hsnsii. vancouver, le'oo
10 Locke, Coidvatier. Miss 1SsSS 1SS@
y W;9' ;M9'c5hee: .0s ossAaslooss. Kan 1900
WOOD, Eetas Efs 5aass 5ouse Baltimore Nd SS %
BoZce Hunter, Newberry, Slt............ 5000
E EM CASEY, q Olivier street, Aleies. La. 5000
VI Haley, Sew YORK s sSSS
chas Joseph AaEiins. 20 North Maragiin; ''s>'
AdesestoG 5e3a; sh1cash ss Wells, Fargo Co. 900
Pseisa sa9 fsssafS'ssfH ssaf e ssa M F.nesoo SS s@
McIntyre 4 Rittenhoule. Cincinnati, O.. l'@0
SW lAmson. jamestown, N ............ l:25O
Frank T,dko,s FrssnsSSn, 144l Woodland street, =.
Miss yieiet ssehman Allegheny City, Pa. SO
A A Hefenbach, through Kingston Savings
:sG9 ssssiisss sssisss s:s M;s!;;:; Midi @
Mrs james @ Springer. 500 Thirteenth
A depesitor. through Wells. ]. Fargo Go. 4'1'O
viii o. 'CaIiaghan, East Saginaw. Mich: : 80
London, Paris & American bank (Limitedj 1,25O
DRAWING OF NOVEMBER Is, 1888.
P q Minor, Plattsmouth, Neb Is. 900
Lydia Behme, s4s Sixth street, New Or .s.
Ed % GIsyton, on asa Sixth street, Louisville ''oo
Curtin, care Of Dnnham Morris 4 Co., l'oO
=, Unlon Stock $ Yards, d Chicago, III. $1,000
VIM K,Hsn FL Eami street, ST Louis, Mo isSSS GO
ssp saepg%sltGr through Wels Fargo Co.,
Mrs York, care Of As Blake agent. so9 i'oO
= Canal street. New York City. ............ 5000
NSasd GseTss GMsgssy ASer 65 West
Ssp%sitor through Wells, Fargo Co., lsoo0
Alfred : wexford I Springfield, Mass: 49,: SS @
Wm Mattipius, is5 Bloomfield street. W
Daniel ' 0'sniiivan, Markham, Gai. sSS @
3 Campbell Purcell. Ind fer.: :... sSoS
City. ..' ~" . 5000
New York City ......................... = ] $500
Casey Chapman, Morganfeld, Ky......... $500
a W Moss, Jersey City, N NJ................ 1850
w Haniman, Gallon, ,O.......:......... $500
Ed Burns. 54 Third etreet, New Orleans,
~ .......... 25O0
VIC Harvey, jr., 1921 East Cary street,
A depositor at jackson, Mich, through
American express. Cairo, Ill. .......... 1850
w Schaeffef, 145 Ludlow street, New
o ii hurdick, Cincinnati, O............, 1850
First National bank, Chicago, Ill. ....... 1850
Mrs Mcdonald, Arkadelphia, Ark....... 1850
b Aauf an, Reading, ta................ 1850
For full particulars Of the grand mammoth
drawing OF the 18th inst, see scheme in another
colum of this paper to-day.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
pRAwING OF AUGUST ! ,ssa

OA1AW4N0 OC AO0O6x Z, 1885,
Aug Hartdegen, Columbus, o. 15oo
Ellis Richardson, Fort Worth, Tex. 1900
Vasilio Grissaf. Front street. near Jack
% depositor & through Wells, FARGO 4 CO. l'o
San Francisco. Cal .:..:........... 1900
Amos Marsh, Orange, n NJ...:........... 1900
SleHPssil5s. %ss tS.sase efF&R, Fiast mar ss
ctn1aa @onai %;ass 6ank of % %Readwo9d. Oak 1900
Frank q Dant, Rowland. Ky......::....... 1900
III :: :.: . ... @ Is oo
McManus, 612 & Twenty seventh street,
Omaha, Neb. =. .;;;.......:":.. 1880
So Francisco, Ssl e..o . .o 500
M woodbridge, Gillian, Mo. 500
Stewart q Bradweys Bridgeport, Ind..... 800
Goidfarb. 1s2 Division street, II Y city,. go @
correspondent at Oxford, Miss., through
New Orleans, La....:............. La e.... s'.. 500
6pir0, Michigan City, Ind 500
e Trepagnie!, Bonnet Care p O., st.
John the Baptist, La. 500
Natlonai Bank OF Commerce. Kansas City,
Rs2t.a,;,;n; ~; Ns, va: liz. 50o
AA5s;iss3 E4gsss: ss fS5s SSissseS' g. s$
meEchants bank OF Atlanta, Ga........... ESQ
,dePoeator through Louisiana National
- DanK, rev orleans, ,lA.:................. Ia. $50
Augh leddy, New York city. ty.............. $50
Henry hl!denbrand. New York city........ $50
a deposis%or os % through R %sis s1 Fargo & Co. l
San Francisco. Cal. Observation-Disclosures. 1,2S
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07
DRAWING OF DECEMBER Is, 1855.


Harrison v vickers, Cheetertown, Md. 8 rs
Wo&Ps9b&iEl.' &Pe9bil. tsposstsf t1%ana sf6 y y
james Thompson. So and 81 Union Market.
st LoOie. Mo. 10
VIM Norris, Kansas City. Mo. ...............i0 10
W% nc Gsss9m, .ss, st. Andrew nesr White street
D g Baldwin, for New Orleans Nationai Y
bank, New Orleans, La, on account off
7 Atwood. Benieia, cal. 5
Fredericks Morse, Boston. Mass. s.
Me@fohants e. National bank of Vicksburg,
John MoDermott, VieIsburs, Mis-. 8
Peter Thompson. Biloxi River, Miss s.
Rank OF Commerce, Memphis, Tenn ,.,... S.
German bank of Memphis, Tenn ....,. 5.
d; sheftreen. 2 Russell Place. Boston.
= 3 Walker, Youngstown. '0....:.. q. 0........:.. 3
second National bank of New Haven,
Peter Weller, ss West Randolph street.
g Ab5e. Albuquerque, N M.....:...... i,
Enos Blackman, Pottsvilie, Pa. l.
George P Taylor, Burnside, Ky......... /,
ID Nelman, Charlton, Ia......... 49,, i.
Miss d Lamb 181 West Chester Park, Bos-
W 3 Meeks, through bank Of Winchester, =
Winchester, Tenn ..............., 1.
AW Carter a berdeen, Miss. iss................ i,
Wells. argo q Co.; San Francisco, Cal. 1,
JOIN hizzie. I .so6 Frrzier street Chicago,
z d Mead. She'll Lake, Wis:::::...... Wiis..:.... i,
Elmer Langin, Butman. Mich Il
wilkinson Irwin, Gates, Tenn. n. L,
hoqntze Bros, bankers New York. .... 1,
nj JOsephsOn, CArbOndale. Pa 1
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-07

Wx. T. PERKINS, Attorney for Assignee.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19
Ehe Hot SDrtncA If Mexico,

On our return we stopped at Aguas CAL
ientes for two purposes. The men all wanted
a bath in the natural hot waters and the
ladies all desired an opportunity TO divorce
themselves from some of the Mexican feas,
pests that lovingly ranged over fair forms
until the gentle ones were almost wild over
the liberties taken. Those bathsl The MEM
DRY of them dwells with US yet In some
pools, with sandy bottoms, there is plenty Of
water that leaves the skin as smooth as that
of babe. The swimming pools are about
fifty feet across, filled with the water heated
to about 40 deg. by volcanic action.
The larger number of our party of thirty
took their baths in the pools in the city. but
some of them went to the springs, the fount-
ain head, to reach which one has to go up q
shady lane between immense trees. The
aqua beside the road, In which flows the
warm water, is tie bathing place Of the
poorer classes, who unfortunately. as re-
CARDS sex and age, wash their FORMS paying
no attention to any who pass by. Here was
one of our opportunities for gazing upon
forms unclad that would delight the mind Of
an artist.
At these springs there are no funereal
bath tubs The pools are about eight feet
long, SIX feet wide and four feet deep, stone
steps descending into them. As no Puritan
zeal notions prevail, families can battle to-
gether, and if any one 80 desires they are al
lowed the privilege of black scratcher," or
two of them, on payment Of the moderate
fee of twenty-five cents. These can be Sc
cured from the free pool outside the building,
and consist Of young or old women. They
unblushingly disrobe and enter the pool with
you, that is if you are there and employ a
shack scratcher" They perform their
duties, rub the back of the bather, dry him
Off, and calmly resume their robes, never
dreaming that they have done anything con-
trary to general custom.-Mexico Cor. Kan
sas City Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

A tonic Is what nervous people require.
To impart strength into the nervous or
ganism is to insure its tranquility. pro-
vided causes of unhealthful excitement
are avoided. A medicinal tonic that-llke
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-commands
the unqualified sanction of the healing
profession, and which institutes general
reform in a bilious, dyspeptic and debili-
tated condition of the system, is surely en-
titled TO a careful trial by intelligent peo-
pie capable of forming due estimate OF
medicine from emphatic and often re-
corded professional evidence ID its behalf.
Not only are the nerves and stomach in
vigorated by the bitters, but the system Is
also endowed with unwonted power OF re-
sistance To influences in air, water or daily
ayocation subyerSive of health. Proml-
nently dangerous among the first named
of these is malaria, against which Hos
letters Stomach Bitters affords compe-
tent safeguard rheumatism and kidney
troubles are also prevented and overcome
by it,
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

tations could plainly be heard above tho din
Of the pistols and raDchlock8 and tho voices
of some thirty maidens, who, surrounding
the camel that bore her, gave utterance to q
strange noise made by tapping the mouth
with the open hand while crying out, the
effect produced being somewhat like the cry
OF an Indian.
These maidens had on this occasion yash-
maks made mostly Of light green gauze stud
ded with golden stars, which partly concealed
the faces Of some Of the lQvelest women and
girls. Their eyes, indeed, equaled those Of
the gazelle, but seemed TO have mournful
vacancy and to be anything but windows of
the soul Arab etiquette prevented me from
advancing too near What with the en-
broidery, the gold and the colored garments,
it made up a whole of a bizarre but most
striking effect. On went the procession to
make tour on the desert, surrounded by the
frenzied band Of relatives, while the mar
rage feast-kids and sheep roasted whole
was being cooked On their return prepara-
tions were being made for what had SO
much longsd to see, the celebrated "fantasis
arabe."
Imagine about forty Arabs, superbly
mounted and armed, casting aside the bur
moose of every day to appear in their holiday
jackets of every hue and texture imaginable;
horse housings Of velvet and gold, with tas-
sells and embroidery everywhere; the heels Of
their long red leather boots decked with the
Arab spur, five inches long, which is really
only an ornament; flashing arms, a long gun,
two long carved daggers, a brace of pistols
attached to cord round tho neck, SO that
they can be flung over the shoulder after be-
ing discharged, long sword, damaskeued
with gold, fastened TO the saddle bow--iu
such guise they career headlong at q great
burst of speed, the rein held loosely by the
little finger, using gun, pistols and sword in
turn, in mimic warfare. Cries Of defiance
arise from the men, and loud appreciation
from the women, as some skillfuI cavalier
performs some more daring feat than any Of
his comrades, till finally, amid whirlwind
Of dust, horses and men, half mad with ex-
citement, stop by degrees from the sheer VIC
lence Of their exertlons.
At the feast was placed beside the caid,
who looked approvingly at me as squatted
down cross legged and followed the others in
tearing, strip by strip, the meat from the
steaming animal As bonnie bouche my
host crammed his hand down the animals
throat, tearing out the tongue and sharing
it with me- After sundry dishes, highly
spiced with pirento and pepper, there came
the CONSCIOUS, the great national dish that is
eaten every day. 1t is taken by the hand
and thrown into the mouth. We flushed
with dates, swsetl1leats and coffee of a deli
cious favor. Their manner OF preparing the
beverage is, after roasting the berry and
beating it into powder. to put it into tin
Dot with water enough for one: after being
made to boil, it is served, grounds and all,
but the aroma is perfection--E. P. Sangui-
netti in Harper's Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

Dressing the hal, high l. apt to cause bead.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19
Daily - eagle
THE FROST ELVES.

An mint the frost elves in the starlight go;
Their wings are white on meadow land ant
vale,
Their feet on mountain tops and lakes below
Dance to the icy music of the hail
They make the voice Of hive and river fan,
They rob the forests Of their golden glow,
And round about the moon Of vapor frau
They wind gloriola, white snow
Their eyes glittering in the freezing dew
Keen radiant spirits are they; but not glad
Their kisses Kill the flowers they press them to;
They could not find In all their strayiDg sad
So much exuberance of green and blue
AZ April In a single violet had!
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19
A WEDDING IN THE DESERT.

The Brides Lack OF Enthusiasm-Horse-
msnship-At the Feast
had the good fortune 20 see grand Arab
wedding. Tie caid bad planned the mar
rage of his daughter TO q sheik-frankly one
Of the ugliest men had ever seen-who was
already the possessor OF four wives From
whs, whispers could be heard from the nlys-
FERROUS recesses OF the haretr. the bride was a
lovely girl Of II. her repusrance having de-
layed the marriage some ten days. After
the ceremony, while the bride was being con-
veyed 10 the bridegroom's home in q sort Of
howdah Of brccadsd SILK her CRIES and lauaen-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

Free reclining chair carr are bow runn,ae
CT ali ,rslns % The c.. X 4 ~ railway.
'sRoct IsiSad Eoute." between wseE..A
st. LozlA az
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19
The Hardy Mexican Burrus.

It is a source of wonder how the people Of
towns like Las Vigiles live. They have no
manufactures, they produce nothing to sell,
and yet 'they live and have their being" and
are seemingly content One or two Mexicans
have burros to rent, and they derive some in
come from the tourists who visit the Las
Vegas hot springs, the great health resort of
New Mexico, which is very near Las Vigiles.
Nearly every family, however. owns q burro
for its own use The animal is never fed; he
lives on what he can pick up. He is patient
and docile and the far away look Of sadness
in his eye would melt heart OF stone He
has uncommon endurance and can carry a
load as great in bulk as his own body, legs
and all
When the Mexican needs frewood lie
mounts his burro and rides up into the
mountains - over paths along precipices
where it chills the blood to look down into
the abyss, for the burro is the surest footed
animal in the world, and his unshod hoots
win pick out secure foothold almost any
where-untu he finds some tree blown down
By the storm. Here he cuts great mass Of
fagots, which he ties onto the burro's back
by means Of strong cords, and they return
houeward An average sized burro can
carry enough wood to last a Mexican family
q fortnight. and, when the master under
stands thoroughly the art Of tying pack
the burro presents the oldest looking spec
tacle imaginable, as be picks his way over
the rocks and through the Tavines-Atlanta
Constitution
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

1t might reduce funerA expenses II the
toll of the bells could be collected. -WAshr
ingtoo Critic.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

-uIh1HY Love IN Tuoucb
A young couple devoted to each ochef
sometimes fall into the error Of showing
their affection too plainly fn company.
People Of tact and taste never make thil
mistake Husband and wife should not talks
much notice OF each other IN public; both
should be devoted to their gueseA Making
love in public" Is great odense against
good manners, a. It pvss every one else at q
disadvantage.
Still less should they quars, In pubic;
that puts them and the guests and To hosss
end everybody else in . very bad box-ths
witness box. possibly, e it goss Tar enough.
Let no young couple Be aGhNoed to receive
attention from older and richer peUpae tkan
themselves which are ioyfufly extendsd, but
which they cannot for the moment return.
The tins VIII come wheo thsy can A young
married couple o~e It 70 thensefves 10 b
fastidious as TO tie character of AL their &C.
ouaiItnaces II Is Of tie greatest impor-
lance In every new departure to begin vail
A young married WOMAN, II kte Be pretty
and unknown. Is exposed 70 ooe danger which
her husband must guard hR againsk Some
faded bean Of fashion may find her out end
promise 20 Introduce issr into society II she
viii Cir. with hira This succeeds vuudsr-
fully well a. frxt, - al empaEinl remedies
are said 20 do. but 10 apt 70 b Rat0 In tho
ead-x Z ": Sherwood h Nsv fsgteun
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19
An Fditor,s Minority.

Editor Ito young nan)-Your article, \ am
sorry to say, is hardly up to our standard
Young Man-Why, my mother thinks it's
clever, my wife thinks it's clever, and think
it's clever-three to one, sir; the balance is in
my favor.-The Epoch.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

The popular line Tor California. Oregon.
Washington territory and all Pacific coast
points Is tie Missouri Pacific, Pr Scott
Route" ix>rt
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

Passengers for weIissore, for Ce,6~aser
and AsklA1d De SEW AID take LAKES
straight line and save sweE.y fear hozsssi
time. arTsvss .. CosdwAsss 81 80 > "a
l<S1
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-19

Take the rrw snorr nne. c. K 4 ~,
Rock Island route, 20 Kansas CITY, 81
Jese1n. CHICAGO A.d s. Lca.a u%2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-21

editorialIy: Those whose blood is
poisoned will find a very interesting
article on another page from c. e.
Mitchell West 23rd street, New y ork,
who had been been suffering from
this complaint 10 years and was COM
pletely cured by the use of the S. s.
S There is nothing on the top of
the earth better than this remarkable
remedy for blood poison Remem-
Der, in buying, to see that you get
the genuine, as so many limitations of
this great medicine are on the market.
Write to the Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Ga, for Treatise on Blood
and Skin Disease, which will be
mailed free to any one