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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
discounts the Advertiser.

A single page in one issue Of the Cen
saIy taken for advertising purposes costs
$500; in Harper's, $4oO; in other maga-
ZINES from $3.50 down to 500. A year
" advertisement of one column in the
Chicago Tribune is $50, 900; in the New
York Tribune, $29, ,554 for the lowest and
$85, 1854 for the highest; in the New York
Herald $39, ,203 for the lowest and ss148,-
900 for the highest priced column. 1t is
said these papers are never at a loss for
advertising patronage.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
Attention. Ex-soldiers and Sailors.

The first annual meeting of the Black
Hills Soldiers and Sailors association
will be held at Sturgis on July and 4,
1883. All members of the association
are expected to be present, and those
who are entitled to membership but have
not yet been enrolled are especially urged
to present their names to the secretary
on or before the dates named. The pro-
gramme and other particulars regarding
the reunion will be published in due
time. By order of J. B. FA1RBANK,
G. w. PRArr, Chairman Elk. Com.
Secretary.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
Valuable Farm for sale

For s., 100 cash, or good paper. viii sell my
farm and machinery thereon. The land lies 2tl
miles west of Sturgis. and consists of 800 acres,
living water. There is a good house of rooms,
milk house, cellar and stable and nearly 100
acres enclosed with substantial board fence; 10
acres under cultivation. Coed and plenty of
timber near. For further particulars address
Jos. MERRITT, Stufgis. Oak.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
There's Nothing Mean About Us.

Although the type-founders of the
country have raised the prices on news
paper type A cents per pound, The AD-
vERTIsTER will continue to serve its
patrons with the complete local news OF
Sturgis at the same old rate.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
Another ono and A Half.

Take this with your egg and half:
If man and a half throws a bootjack
and half at cat and half in night
and half, how many cats and half
will he hit in month and a half.-Mo-
bile Register.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16
Right.

A bushel Of Dakota wheat will make
more bread than the same quantity Of
wheat raised in any other state or terri
tory in the Union.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-05-16

canvass will be Dakota. Every stump
orator will ring the changes upon its
vastness, its intelligence and marvellous
development, and then pretty near every
body will want to come and see it.-Ex.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

tTA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Committee Of King County,
held July Is, ISIS, il was directed that
County Convention be held at the Court
House IN seattle On TUESDAY. AUGUST Il,
ISIS, 1T O'CLOCK. z. NJ, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for county Offices
and selecting delegates 20 the Democratic
Territorial EonyeaTiOn- All persons op-
posed TO the Republican organization Of
King County who are willing 70 unite
with US ia favor Of az honest and econorn.
ical administration of public affairs are in
vited 70 Join IL the selection Of delegates 70
said couaiy Convention.
IL Is recommended that Delegate Elec-
tons b. held al the usual polling places on
sAICapaI, AUGUST Is, isss, Al 5
O'CLOCK, r. N.
Abe following Is the appo-tianment,
based upon one delegate for each - votes
lor fraction Of S0l cast a. she last general
election for the Democratic candidate for
delegate in Congress
Arthur ], AFoadale !. Bay View 1. Black
d amoBd 2, Cedar River 2, nnvals ]. Du-
vanish 2, Eunmclaw :, Fails City !.
Franklin l. Green River l, Hourhton l.
Iuapiia !. Hot springs 5. Newcastle :,
OsceSjls /. Regnons3 l. Rentoa :. Suunydgle
l. SamafHsSh /. SaoQualmle I, .quak l. sal
men Bay I, slaughter >. Sestile-First
Ward Il. second Ward II, Ihir1 Ward =
Fourth Ward : TiiHsyille ,, Toll /. Union
/, NashOn |, White River =
The voters in the late precinct OF Eagle
Gorge viii 80 10 EnumclSw.
e D EMERY, Chairman
Ed. L TERRY. secretary. JviFtNwtG
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN PIC
TIO&.

SoKrm YAxfMA, W. r., May Is. 1sss
On. J EuGESE IgEDAS-near sir.
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In April | was taken with bilious
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Of nay head and neck, extending down
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About t8o weeks ago / strained the
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suffered untold agony. | could not
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my suffering. Again | sought and
found relief in your Histosenetie
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TRADE AND FISAssE-

NxATTEEs AHE- II
M aotsAse changes ia ne gsseral fnsr-
et..aaise snarkes fe-dsy f5rexos fruit
aesiers seen 30 b. 0Sersioeked aae are n1-
lesssar sssae Of tneir srsplns bere. ~hsea
tsgas 70 make prtcrs weaker aud quite IA
sornbas 70 esasaEaers.
MERCHANDISE AID PRODUCE III
f-FfPT~. -Dsrsng the past - hoars Hisr-
ehaut1fsa eud produce have arriFssi ~ -
atsfe a. ff,ll8ws Per Puget -S9ad efssSfe
Hae n rars s9lanakia ana fagef -ound
PasfFav- IS tons. 1eAtfie. i-aks shore AID
Fasssrr Haiieay. IA s9nss Premier. ~
t5sssss Clara brown. tofss Anderson ton :
uraeve- ~ snas: fieet#o1d, tons Hiss
ssio Z fsfls Hayward. tons isiAAe. tt w
&C. > ssmrr. IL TINS. The%e rer~ipfs tn
eIades 100 zaiigus ~ ssiik. IL eslfs hsr@-
q .asss t-gfsfesss. SACKS besns. - boEes
ns.,lrs fs9Ker plufas. sarks Hoois Z
ssSts cabbage, 1 hSg. - boxes fFfaif' z'sa
b go feet iHfHher.
FYrrf,fIT -IffPNKSr Isl During The past
- houru freight wAs saipfed from seattle
a. follows Per SEATTLE. IlAss raefe
Eastern FailwAy 20 tons, per Puget s9iins
-ss0rs fine 40 tons. per eoluifspiA q fa as,.
sogsd road II tons. steamship bfsatiilA
ia tons. not including 100 tnus ~ cs5eii
F5eefgSssi 1 ton. wasbingtou 70 tons. Al
arrsaf tons. Clara Hsg4 = tons, - sAte
81 tons, Glide IA tons. Muufge y toiis.
f.raea tons, Michigan J. tons. Lief krirk-
an Tons ftfah0 2 tons, Diyfhpiaa Tons.
UasSslo toys. Hayward J ton. Alaskan
tan fsfef1isFf "a tons
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- -
WALLA WALIA.
The Presbyterian Meeting sickness.
Death and Crime.

wALLs HALLa, Aug. i7.-The fgesby
terrain semt~cenlenniai opened last night
BY the installation Of Res. Edwin ". sharp
Il pastor liz tails city, The services eere
conducted by Reys. Dsarnbaagh. Gum
and Boyd Rev. Thomas site, 81 NaliHia.
nnd William ksrkmafi, Of Peadictn5i, wsre
nrdaiDed and Installed As eldeFss The
church yas handsomely decorated With
flowers and plants.
Col. n Hosmss Of this clty offers 10 bear
Al the expense Of the removal Of Whit
mans remains To- this city, sill probably
be done scon
The lost Nellie honeywell seems 10
have been found 81 last. working At print
ing In Dnksand. Cal.
Hermann the only son 81 Hon. 1hos. II.
Hrents. is dying ef perfofatipH Of the bow
els. II h on unusual case, and causes gen
efsl regret
The county commissioners, IN sbe session
Just closed, have ordered paid bills amount
Ing 10 ~ 900.
jane Phillips, an unmarried woman and
. stranger here. was aaiudged Insane and
sent 70 fte steiiacoom asylum this morn
ing.
James Wells. sbeepEnan well known
here, waa found this morning IN his cabin,
dfn5s frofn heart disease
W W. Gregx, arrested for rape, waived
exsfnipati0H. aud ia defaalt OF 600 bail
Unk iaiied
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poRT TOWNSEND.


CnEk.ssen and Opium Coming Ia
Horse Race Arranged
sv4ff 10~ssENn, AaE. t7.--f aston house
fu<tectgfs and other rersons spout the
Ffebfss portion - last night pafroliing tbs
beach near Paint Wilson Eighteen
Chin4rnsn sad Large qssaaiiiy Of opium
WefE fxpccffd - he landed IN this yief0s.
t.. I'M Information had been iuipafted
NA Chnaman here Nhe nas 70 feeeiYe a
reward ~ infpFlner fhe laag fisiis q iae
might ,aSscd ava, tAeei any ttae ,
Of De smnKsiisg nuiat tSins
u u ceresy possibis ihaf hes
len<1<4 howesef ~ feg huax
npQnAd the noutiyef TIE straits which sas
b<1xh< moon could nol disi@ re. as8 rs.
Sefis A. any disfnuce coaia not b. ais
eerasa even s.;h gsoeerfnl night gi4sscs
4hs xnteh viii b. Gepss ~ ~ ui9tt aud
he - gegleft viii Gcuesiass - sapaurei
n tkte hayr net sisaay i4udet zoe
fu<zasas citiesss pa egiife faffh iu she iR
fossus's strgy Il & generally hslisged
tt,z1en ngglinx epffaiigas aru teias eaFrisd
GA 20 a satxf saa3c, sea THE cove above
rusns NtisssB bas Defn suspected t,fr setaF
tiers ~ the rfars who're ainamrh a1a
eTfMfn were lattef
sece sas sTanzed yesterday 10 take
ptare ~ The nEHf fstafs u irving atvas
park Tfe essntsst5ug Ea-ass All sss Ma
Ls@ss bAg Fsaaae, asss y Ffi1s1ypyes
biaHk T8m fsfs hassGrad dollar 4 side
hss hssa Nseessa saf sss,sssilsi3 10 tne
h2nk. kefh kaFses ssF ssSs73sss. aud & h
tsspsEss 4Eise essuip aHteAss5 - shat en-
tAsssvss4sr y&es gay te As5A - for 4
meeting 81 t6e gArs $50 a9as'isss iaii8S
tatS raac
re- osras ans Hsu,s iassed ur s5and
sssA isiii esfxe "a .fesa fahAat ssr aid
not st,sp here. hsi pfucegsissi aadrf sail te
Tarstna
rea hitsaa ffasa PORT tsamhie HgSa lana,
tsr fof san ffaarisla. seut T. sea
RI AeErufs fsnia san Eirgo ~ rctaru
fnesa f'ssfs h.skeaHF. arFitet Yeai%r.lav.
ktr EsiRa Auasrs1n Nit8 take she place oi
the J. b lllisf Aauaag wuii tbs latter 4,
stsfsaisf,d
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AxorHEa oRTIsG DEAL.


TACOMA Aa9. f5.-knafher big real 81
tate desi took plaee IN the OsiiBE i9sntlie
eD-day. The purchaser was J. "a. Bfifkie
again. bat. III ali that II said shgai y y
tue. The Influence behind him ia shis
second deal IL the 81 Paul sud Tacoma
lamber Company.
IN vii be remembered that Nr Buckley,
who X the son Of Assistant General Man
nxes HufkIey ~ The northern faetne,
bought MALI the fownsiie some days ago.
for asieh be paid sisloOo. since then tntts
has s,eea good deal ~ speculH'ioti--t aai
n. mental speculation concerning 9ftlne
stsd me rsmars Of railroad building
fisrvggii n. To-day Il took aagthsr sudden
lnreh 10 wiadvasd .And v. =. kidfedso. who
has owned isle l6wnsite aadcs BONE
nfesd patent for years, fs;ires. sad tof =
further consideration u tfl,UD J. ~
Buckley takes the whole saing i L stated
or good authority that nearly u not az Of
fbt purchase NaN made IN trust fer col. =.
w. 6riegs. president u the efiing railway,
,. ~ Bnetiey vice president. ~ HuBt tfeas-
HreF. Geo. brown secretary, and = z. Ram
nay. Tho main body u the rurcAase ~.
cisides nc Iufa ia tir tesn plat, Buckley, y
b understood, hss about 500 worth iE the
property decided. which includes sonse
r.rts<.a~tx ndtffufrk
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
vi Tacoma A pleasant healfhful s1In-
nicr resort with safe surroundings aHd ex-
ccilent facilities for camping. boarding
and lodging Bathing hne, boating excel
cnt Literary entertainment hye hours
per day. Forty lecturers, musical coaEen-
ton, etc,
BOArs-The Hayward leaves Tacoma at
h a IN. and seattle I'D r. n. each day,
via the beach. The Cara Brown Leaves
seattle : a n. Mondays. Wednesdays ard
FRIDAYS Lcsves Tsconia Tuesday, Thurs
DAY, Saturday az Zs9 p ~.
The Iois leaves seattle Monday, wedHes-
iay. Friday a. =. m. The skagit Chief
leaves Tacoma Wednesday a. =. m:
leaves for excursion froga seattle a. r. NJ
aefnru 81 10 p. n.
New usograrnrae every dav iyis,fw1
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sga .ra ex,.ss. He srse&5ae - he estxtst
ezssys- sad tsssks he eSa cxaFeEre Sessxf
Ki5rr rkAt tks ordsnanee = snea1stiz'7v
fte1ael
NJ. HenrT Eiske7eefa whe sss ~ :
Esnz rlnse tseer sasc1zSr 81 ne ssSfe e
~ wistexsf le thfs city. hxs FSss<1st
a.. sae~sfsars sod srsss tsed = pe@Efsaa u
assfs3s enszsY factory. wtsh sgsw - lfarn-
lag xhe t<sse-
re usszsso sruuxsE ~ q ixrxk ssn1nn,
If freight fer 6siy1srss snsseneafs ~; p -
frsJas fhe snxztlle-
Night wxseazaRB Mrsisll&n&. She Ans
feszs gEfse IL h4e ~ ssf rsNefefssz ~ % -
agAaa a. bis szsss ~ sazJ.
NJ. goAa sehooogTeT. fse Feal -
esrrgfr,s >, Pssrs Ts5u asezlf 70 Fssi<e 5FrzaAr
rsefffv
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BAsKH Att.
The LeaaiaE flames Postponed ~
Rain

NEu NcEN. Aas o. --re-aafs zanc he.
tarea the NeW Nasks an8 iistnNt. uss
ealivsi au artoant ~ tate after the teav
riab had seocei 'so guas la its JCa ali Ir
the serauH luhiuE fgc visitors failed te
scafr lH ihr HEst
EmtsS. AUG iT-FEe ttsrarts Fsdrts1
gatae Was postponed sa aegpgut af gsin
tHitAEFlraft Aug g. Ute Fhi-sdei
faatss tnak FryFpec ty psnuiiuE stacy
aas3 saA u1isea sshiHis the FlrrsasrgcgS
te8ay -1arr fh.iszrtpha q fiustaas
q hassrFige. raairys auzi ~rar.Vcs
ssll8NsflN. ArE af4- FHg ~rualsF- iogl
Co tsf hr Hisefsaic Settling q a rsislta1
tlles -7Hff washluetstu = luSlssss f.5li g.
is. Batteries. NaUucf aud Mssk. BOYLE
sF3 MerHs
ks>>ss tfsE. Aug r.-Esaeas C.sy 3.
brssskiFD
81 Lgei-. Aus IT'S. IauiS e, Hala
asase
lssrlStflfE. Avg E-Tsr taa ~ iItc-
{ ssrlsaa Ssrtc was tstg.l ss .lr caH cf
fe51Fth laulHE aH at-ss1at .st H.in
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itrlrhtnn - -.

AEs HFeS NHsest. Aug Is Ti -s,s-,- yss.
tess piic Mas = uu4 10 Srss.7sae
sevaaa. tsai Tel ibira
SvN-uts s1as Isallc EEsaa Neea u@a ia
1 1aA iaaaaa hiss@ssa Spc1ns. lisa q
ta.rd
Aiie aati s5NtFt nh -gHiy age be- see.
ktak seesu1 ziNsina No ilssks tAtui.
faroe @uAstes afilsA-- jan kTy&a Baa Ia
: }-ts Ufumsss1k sesssaG, HeFsie N fbssa
tssse aud a gasrtes ns res o. v c.fr;s Noa .g
f ffay >scyad. Rzzaan taseH
NJ led atsassu1 waa iu 81. TIM An
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NagrH NAKfaA. May =. ISIS.
pa fluEaG luFuAN. seattle. ". /.
Dear SIR About teeivc years aye IN
Hgine heavy csryst | strained nay
,elt. wht-a completely Frustrated me.
Mes setting better, ! tried the use q
Aiam- thinking 20 contraCt the womb
ani draw it into place. Whsth it did,
bst owing O. The inHsmed condition il
caused coaer4siss and terrth.c pains
A. last the agony Vas 50 CREST / con-
suited a physician By whom ! Was
tres sui tur fve wears h0t instead 81
getting lSstcF grew Wor~C continually.
\ & rliHicas5ea IT iesaais Isoa3es set
in. Ahsch s,most set me crazy, Ny
stomach uas ia sGch a crndisIon that
I Cnuld uot retain the mceG smple
ftael hal fearful distress Ia tto stctn-
q p aul gAS continually lsetCaine.
slleh WAS very snEoylnr. Liver was
se enlarged be sceuss8 a. thosgt there
wAs y0Vc around nae and | 's4s being
rst ia tRc. aud WAs c3afiuualsy throw
tae ap hlsc Mv ksdncFs sers ia q
ie.rtui coalition. aBa ] ttouEht / gis
kusnE 81 have hrss5ts at-es~e. Ny
urims was Vrrg scaDf aHA afforded $50
resist has 6 3tS.Ft e. gf.aate cost-nu-
ais Nas sseTer free tr1ra aeais. Dc
Is scenss'l G. {aelEh the sop 90 nsF
he4I nvltk Cemle ui li4sE WHY So
vt~c hse k2F}se. ArtA 3 csas&snt -ssssl Ter
rise bcAssns dgan ia -siss was }u s1seh
a-scfV ilg tsEcaTge Q hlf4ra O. me
s7oa5 r4sasi sogfr e tee s3asl egasueai
Ishy igiau- iH tbs Es1e,s States. anfere
UAou VAS tey- Errss, tot llgs7c &=i'
sct i tzUA7rF. &s-slsa. y 4 3 tRF
e s'f ttsHe--s. n. ! . utsc tts8 G1E
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NOT LOST. BUT SAVED.

Jacob switzer, of Helena. Montana, says.
81 was suffering from an unusually had
cold. My lungs were sore and eongested.
/ consulted one of the best physicians OF
Helena, whose prescriptions failed to NJ
Iicye me became alarmed and had about
given up At the suggestion of a friend
purchased bottle of Acker's English Rem
eiy for coughs and colds, and. after taking
IL according TO directions, wss completed
cured Letters similar TO the above AZ
received daily. The effect of Aeker's Eng
lish Remedy On the throat and lungs
something marvellous, and for asthmE
whaoping cough. cesids and Group IL Is ~
yond comparison 10 other preparation
Guaranteed and sold by A b. sTEMART
faf4 IY
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sr.rnr -. - q. /.

SEATTLE. ". T.. April "a, i1NT.
pR. ErsEsE goRDAE- pesr sir: |
came 60 your place in a horrible con-
dluou about Two weeks ago What
suffered from those pains through the
head. and had for tie Fa>t Xix or eight
vPars, and especially after catching
fresh ccid then il would cotameuCe
ia good earnest, and for q few days no
tongue can ten The fearful suileFings
through which | would pass. until
what seemed 90 me "a be 3 gathering
over the ewes would break, and then,
With the exception ot a duh, sleepy
headache, would have RELIEF until
woaid catch cold asAiu For weeks
since tire iirsi of last August lived on
graham mu.h and bali milk and half
hut water "a The morning, for dinner
and supper cold graham bread and
crackers. not daring - eat as Cthers
could. knowing the penalty wcula be
three or Tour huursof the most terrible
torture there seeming 10 spring Bp,
rs Is we're, a Ire In the stomach. The
fame every few minutes shooting up
into the threat IL seemed 10 ne my
throsi with this.
For the past twelve or fifteen years
there was 3 distress across the kidneys
This latter truuhie | can ara 10 words
Ia give the taiDlssi idea a What ! suf-
iered Only those Tho have or are
suffering from kidney disease know
anything about ia. gave cat on the
l. : Is r. road last fail. and have not
been ahie % 30 good days wosk
since No life. snap or sim until about
one month ago, after taking y0ar med
icines about thrce DAYS as directed.
then a day now and then, when
thought Of i, taking ;wu ar three doses
at a time. because ! wpald forget IT,
Ehis I Kept up iog about tW9 weeks,
which eaee ne the first and only re-
Hti tor years. I have only had = light
touches of headache since only little
troUhir in she stomach, Can sleep on
esther side. nav kidneys giving H-r bur
htile pain. am coming 50 see ycu
ana c-t ulogc medicine. ioT I ana fully
satisfied yea VII cure IRE. Yours n
sEsa tsisliy. a. = LANUEET.
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TAcoM


TAuoNAs Aaa if~ TBS cvna'N cssauiis
stasers very te3linE in thsf satfi ssFeyts
to-day ever tbs eqwEasasiuH ~ coaafg as
ssssneais. Tbe chief & @caits Cf tas cav
was the sstjuszsaent 90 thv relative ealue af
property JN tae Fasi ~ ssa}usE tNst ers tts
wVst side II isaai Sc sYeHne A usHatef ID
pcfsaBs a. ss4siatcFtsfsd as l---fuia ufrs
calhea nfsan faF tnclr uPiasoa aus, sisssgc
II enqnSh. ihr tHd<lar.f IS a. alssHs even
ia fAsps 81 cAea side. Fhe ~1ualelstse tsags
hal bot feaehed e yCs3tei when tAs h1A1s
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