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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22
COAL! COAL!

torwin & Mrt;resor of I'hiIbrook are nov
prepared To- supply the market with ~ iirst
class quality Of coal at their Sage creek
coal bank.
oct -,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22
Notice Ownership VI Brands.
MerinO Bucks for Sale.

From loo 4" l.JO head ri high grade
American M.ruo bucks inr sale. Apply to
the undersigned ut their ranch un salt
creek, 81 addr-ss
RHooSs Bso>.,
Christina. Mont.
Nov. H..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22
Rams for Sale.

Thoroughbred aud grade rams for sal.'.
Bower BRornERs.
stanford. Mont
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22
Sheep Wanted.
Taken UP.

Came To- my ranch on Mud creek. neal
Cn-i, about On" year ag" "a dark bay hon ~
with black maue and tail, two years old
NO brands: weight about 500 pounds
Owner rau have same by proving pr"peri \
and pa wing charges.
i.EtBEN t,oDFREN,
TIBET, Mont.
Oct L.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22

Q This powder never varies. A marvel OF purity
strength and wh"lesouieness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds. aud cannot ID, sold ~
competition with The multitude Of low test short
weight alum or phosphate I'"w',rrs. S"ld "nl, in
cans. EoNAL B,KIS. PONDER 80, lm Wall
street y. \.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-11-22
Wheat 4. Wheat. Wheat /.

\,,V. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Yr.t-rdar.s oenrt R,,sra .

Cgncrr Francis I.sttliier. II al. ~ John
Elliott. - al. cbsncerY. continued With
cut cssis Nettis BrOckwsy ~ Robert
Patterson. trs.ysss on the csse. stay s1-
tended ten days Frank Dsy vs.. Israel
G. smith. reolsrin. argued and submitted.
ANNE Nessix. for the csc and benefit o.
Pauline Msss3k. "a. Jsrsmiaa Psyae. res
pas on the csse. crle thst pisi Dt i : :
security fof c1sts bef3rs triai wl.h oas or
more saf5lc nj sarsiie- S8r3soa Cgrailx
isr. assuups,i. lad tInenf l9F pianuI Joan
psui - HenrF BfouBer ffoEsfs arsaed
aai suhn bed Enma A. k8s - I'll
ian Erslleg. e a.. c8al-sry. AFgsIm saf
o. fenurrer.
sUrzalos Josephine Csrk - Fr,a.riok
CisrE. IN casacerF. hearing % commis-
sionsrs r~poft. deerse Of alv8ree xtsassi
complainant
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

A. r. Hendnx. travelling representative
OF " after IL. Woods eeH Binding Reaper
snd Mower est.blish meat Of Chicago, 10 In
tbs city. he reports a good trade in the
vicinity between CoOpersviile and S. John.
J.K. Johnston OF the Esgle Hotel, has
been called L0 Horsehsads. y. T., on ac-
count OF The Illness OF . cousin.
Mr.. +. A. Trcsdvay let yesterday for
Vermont. called there by the death OF her
ulDfhsF.
J.H. Caldwell. Of eSs South Division ct.
has gons to Chicago TO make his future
homs.
L. s. Htli has besn called TO Rsntoul. Ill,
oy The ilnsss n his father. who Is 81 years
of sgs.
Hoo. J. J. Van Ripsr. Of Niles, vas :,
The Morton yesterday.
N. Mosisr. OF New York City. is registered
4 The Morton.
T. W. Heath is out Of the -:.y on busi.
tess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

os xas 0kAsp ksrxas fKkE- HASp nkAw
-. essssasS

os Ezs GkAsp RArkas fKKs- HAkp nkaw
H. o<AooS-
TIE fourth aneaAl s1kskltioa ~ the
Grsee Asg4ds lbesstrlsl sna AFus4le DFs~.
ia Ae0soDs C4seinK saa Nsoa tsrftas
ocAoss ltaeia4lnz ksomeefti 49, etsen
IaszeAs. fsoruefs ~ lsks - Ne j. Pear
AL kbire faof Ia iae roeaas IofDers1 sseea-
pied - ghs iscies i1.efsfs Get.
abs exhfeinen wtii cootibas tso neets.
sua lheFS eli Ia elsslsset scr ne ips 49,
tioa q sissgoss soass ave bUsdrs1 sPsea-
ulsns II Tee woFk aoa. by poIais GOrscs
ths past yesr 10 Tree aand drzelas. maasl-
ana "a cay. ossiinE. sie. arrsngea ~lfb ;
view 80 sEoslpg a. : g.aeoS tAe efaEfsss
naas ~ shs pnpaa oafins tss tssise-
meath.
Open from 70 q ~. is 10 ,. "a. on Mon
oey. MeGaesexy snd fxass. sue froA 10 .
IA. y . B. a. t5e balance Of tAs ssek.
Ihis schooi E2s teen "a soissaed iuf ovef
Eve year. Tat education " bleb L. ifupsrgs
IL : soaFpe % pr0hI 20 thoss ~ 40 obisin A.
and . tss BASS 81 aakry Important isdus-
tres.
You are respectfully rsfsrfsd 70 the many
pupals N no have rso<lsea Instruction ~ tie
school: slss 10 The Wliaicoiae. the fssrkey
4 0sy. the Pbnnix. and Nelson s Aaiiel
furniture Companies fscL 10 al the
lssdinE factories and sTusls IA Grand
Rapids.
You are earnestly iasised 10 visit ths
school, at sny time examine lts methods
ard nols the results obtained.
TxEAs.
Evening school. 80 10 g 30 p. M. term al
tusise lessons. sxs3.
Day school. 4 ~ 9 y. m. term Of eight
lessons. $50.
EIocAEDo hsUca.
Principal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
A New Insurance. organization.

The Grand Rapids Council OF the National
Union has been organized by the local rail-
road men. and the following officers were
elected: President, II. X. Metheany; eI.
President. j. n V. Agnew; Speaker. A. l..
Yerer: Secretary. Robert Johnson; Flnan-
cal Secretary, L. w. Mould; Treasurer. J.
S. Hawkins; Usher, J. J. Deem: Sergeant
alarms. w. III. Cameron; Doorkeeper. T..
Mctheany; Trustees, j. VI. Sterling, +. A.
Gorham, T.. Q. Lesvenworth; Medical Ex-
aminer, Or. J. B. Griswold; Commltte on
Bylaws. ID. w. Aoar. Robert Johnson. g..
Applehof
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
The O'Dnx Reniayin suit.

The replevin suit OF Frank O'Day against
Gen. /. c. Smith was argued 50 the Circuit
Court yesterday. and submitted to Judge
Montgomery for decision. 1t will be re-
membered that when the pAtrolmen raided
o Days gambling rooms last Summer and
arrested dozen men. they also TOOK tue
furniture and gaming implements Of the
place 10 Police Headquarters. ODsy pro-
cured a writ OF replevin and removed the
fnrnitnre 10 a resort outside OF the city :,
hsaCe the suit
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
The CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.
Its Ansasl Msssssx Lat evening OF
Those FrsssAt.

Those Present.
The annual meeting Of the Western Mich
gan Congregational Club was held Last
evening In The psrlors OF Park church and
was largely attended Progress of Moral
Ideas ia American Afsirs' vas the priaci-
pal subject. and is was discussed by Rev ID.
"a. Fisks. of Jackson. Rev. NJ. A. Bullock,
south Haven; Rev. W. A. Waterman.
KslsmszOo. Rev. d. Z. Breed. Reed City.
and otneFs. The addresses wsrs very In
leFestinx and instructive.
The number present from outside were.
Rev. ID. "a. Fiske. Jackson. Rev. W. A.
Waterman. ksismssOo, Rev. J. Lee
Mitchell. Cadillac. Rev. +. Nobis. East
saginaw, Rev. D. p. Breed. Reed City. Rev.
81 y. Parker, f0nis. Rev. A. .. Cosssr, 81
Johns. Rev. +. Hurd. Nashville. Rev. N. A.
Bullock south Haven, DR.. III. o. Hitca-
cock. kalamazoo. Rev e. II. Bssls aud
wife. lansing. Rev. j. L. Patton and wife,
Grseuviiie. a. Q. Phillips and wife Bangor
Eex. A. "a. Cocbrs and wife. Bsnsor, Rev
g. Fuister and wife. A4iendale. Rev. J. I.
Hasfed, lowell, Rev. l.. +. Waldo. Psnt-
water. Rev. +. +. Wilson and wife. Ausks-
kon. Rev. l. G. Harrington. sand Lake,
Rev. r. Eatan and wife. oreeuvtile. Rev. j
". Hickmot. -. Joseph, Rev. ". III
Wilcox. Ada.
Afler ths discussion De- sious refresh.
rnsnts we're served by the k.dies. Seveya
prominent persons were eresent 50 kaesks
II ths Club
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
FssE ssa s1izssis wsE>SSF-
NAsafsGros. fsb. xz-fsir ssGineg,
slxEEg Narsasr. Ag1i ssFis1ls ~inds,
Town TOPICS.

Tbs oaaks. eoarss sad slhoos siA Be
r.ass1 tseay.
Fsaak smith sss arrested yesterday sf;es-
ucoG "a ; elaEss "a l@scsny aEd ia<sa -
~.
Hs1ry ksxmsa sas arrested &C AcsFos-
-. 81 te-fs lasl ssssiEE h.r esi1s d<ank
saa eiaof1eriy.
faak LoDsnms. setter knosn a.
FTsnshF' $50 a.sa sunday ~ 81 AArg :
hc1ss, sas 5uE.ga yesterday.
laesb Walf lr.. treasurer 81 ByFon tovn-
ship. Ezli tss0 State aad ee-ntT tazes -
iLe Ce1aiy tFsaaufes yesterday
iohs napss. eao sas arrested for steal
IA cssEtsr bad tTIai yesterday bsfasfe
Jasl1cs v ~4siaii. aaa sas elzenasssd-
Next Monday aisht she taird aud LAST q
Professor toiNelis ef q e9ccsrts xiii 20
sisea si ths fisst Consie .a.loa@l church.
Esusaca = Wheeler. an insans wo1nan,
sss ofasfed p be faksn Ga he kalamazoo
ssY.am yesterday. - tns 1adse 81 RTooale.
The csss u Gardner BaEs0ac. on a
chars- of scaliery by Als eife. sss pole
S.os 4 IA Iestics Westsalls cfics YESTERDAYS.
I1hn J. Asyss And Nay Bsoaxs we're
arrested Qua az ths Half Nay House early
this moruinG for paasiax eocn.esisit
money.
Birdie Phillips. Of l6E F0urth-st.. il ~
18th ehoopinF cough. tier ezsc sas ths
Only one rsporssd - tie Board 0t Health
yesterday.
Chasies Rose, Of 80 CTssean ave. while
sa-kinx In the alley nsar bis residence.
ieii and dislocsisd his left shoulder. Ir.
CsFbert reduced The disiocalion.
TIE large bGilaiag owned By W. 7.
Powers on south Ff0nt-st.. has been leased
b. tbs 0uscsa Furniture Company and
MI % used as nnishing department..
A soaD-bnbble social .ill be given by the
ladies AID sceiety Of ths Saith Memorial
thnfch. usxt FriL-y. m the pari0Fs Of The
neN chGrcb. for the benefit OF the carpet
fund. A slaail admission will be charged.
AZ The meeting u tue Carpenters Union,
held 90 the bal corner of Canal aud Pearl.
ia. lsss evening. tie subjects Shorter
Eoura' and ~bsnents Of Organizaiion"
see ably handled by L. y MOult0n, tor
uerly . memb Ger of the legislature. The
hall Sas com losta5lv filed.
The Fegu.ar meeting Of the Grand Rapids
Academy Of Medicine last evening wss vcll
ats sded. A paper was read 0y DR.. strong
"a bfroa Center. and general discussion
follo ssd. Tie ssxt meeting all be held
two weeks rom last niFht. when DR.. LocheE
VII read paper on Alcohol.
very pleasant pedro party Was given
last evening 0y Mr. and Mrs. +. ID. kipp, Al
their rtsideuce on scribnsr ST.. 10 ab0ul
twsnty Ye or thirty Of tbsir friends. The
hrst prizes were Won BY Mrs. y. d. Carren-
tsr aDd De. sinclair. and the boobies by
MRS hnrord and George Schroeder.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Tho Eastern Star Lodge.

The Oriental Chapter. No. 81. Order OF
the Eastern Star. met ia their chapter
rooms on West Bridge-st.. last evening. and
conferred the degrees of the order on two
candidates after which a fine banquet was
served. Arrangements were made Tor forty
OF the members TO visit the Chapter at
Middleville next Friday. The meeting was
largely attended, aud among the visitors
present was MilIard F. Dl sgle, Warthy
Patron of Queen Esther Chapter of Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
rERRlslE ACCIDENT.
a. ~. Tbssp.oa n, relliy fefn sn4 Ia
csF@tsa is the siiA M.ehassFy.

a. ". Ttsssp-oa IA rflOty tofn sn4 Ia
csF.isa - see aia a-ehssssy.
A " Thompsoo. f0rsmsn Of tie Valley
Clly Mi. oH E4ss Bridge st. met wieh sn
accident yesterday afternoon. which wil
oon6ns him 10 his room Tor weeks 4 not
nouths IN Tact Il seeaas miraculous that
he escaped with his life. About o clock
ne started dosn stairs 10 place the large
belt on the Efindstone. Which farmer
wanted 20 use. ben part way down hs
took hold Of tss belt aud while adjusting st
his sleeve caught Ia some wsy and hs as
dfAsn up into the mschinefy lie lnme-
dlateiy TealiEsd hls danger and
fougst brsyvly, succeeded ia few
m0msnts ia frssinE himself aud
falling 10 the door. Here he was found by
some of the employees hls clothes torn. sew.
eral large gssnes exposed 20 view. and the
blood flowing freely from his many
wounds. lie Was carried into the office
aud Doctors BrSdlsh and CLARKE sammoued.
Tney administered chiorOtOrm. which essed
somewhat his terrible suffering. The doc
tors iound that a cash had been cut over
his left shoulder ten inches IN length.
reaching from his back clean do sn 10 his
breast, leaving u gaping wound two inches
ia width. The fesh Is almost torn from
the collar bone. leaving il almost entirely
bare. A cash two inches long was Gu; ia
the back OF his head. his left Jaw Is cut. and
there il nasty bruise over his left eye. A
piece OF muscle. two or three inches square.
was torn rom the left shoulder, and the
left shoulder blade is fractured. The largest
OF the wounds were sewed up and the
others bsnuagei, after which he was re-
moved 10 his home. i06 North Front-st,
where be resides with bis wife aud family.
The physicians state there is fair hope for
his recovery. but IL will be long and pain
iul as The flesh Is SO badly torn and Druis Ell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

-rns Origin. History snS Destiny Of
sstsn.s q the subject Of a free lecture At
Fsi<ss Hsll. Gu Pisinheld-avs.. Thursday
evening Feb. 3. The speaker will discuss
tbs sxisfenCs Of q personal devil. when and
shsf be vss before his sdvsDt into this
-orld. bis east. present aud future work,
ard bis 6nsl desesuv This lecture is sad
a. Be OF shsorhinx interest. az it clears up
much thai u TO many minds dark and
mysterious Opportunity 70 ask questions
s,ii be gives a. the close. Every BODY =
earnestly r-9nestef - sfisnd. The service
hsxins a. 80 a ciock-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Rsr. Doeter GIbsrt In a Sow psparture.

Rev. d.. J. f. Gilbert, OF Indianapolis,
formerly pastor Of the Division Street NJ. z.
Church. in this city, has been appoints d
superintendent of new department re-
Gently founded by the International San
day school Association. Tne obi ct OF his
department Is 70 take up tue training
OF teachers by new method, which is ex-
pected to become national.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

The Californis and Florida Limited Ex-
press on tho Queen ant Crescent Route
1ineinnat Southern) ts the train especia j.
desirable for tourists tits Winter. The
Limited runs through from Cincinnati 4
New Orleans In twenty-five hours and ,
half. closely connecting with Los Angeles
through cars. and making the quickest
route 10 that delightful California cily. Toe
Queen and cresceatis this year. as formerly
the Florida layorite line. with through ears
twice daily 10 Thomssvilie aaa Jackson
willie. Rates. guides. etc. upon Application
10 J. X. Hogan. Passenger Agent, Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22
Her Divorce Granted.

Josephine Clark was granted q divsrcs
from her husband Frederick Clark. ia ths
Superior Court yesterday. From the evil
dence produced. Judge BuriingAme was SAL
i,hed thai Fred had isiied TO provide suit
able support for his better half. and she will
now have an opportunity to teek : man
who has the fanny interests more at heart.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Edwin ? Ford. o. tha hr, of osxss 4
Fofd and Mss Louise Shsp.rs. v-rs msr-
risj la evening IL Tie Westminster cEorch.
Rev. ~. Cobb oltiristinx lsrEs number
81 invited friends Witnessed ne ceremonies.
Misses Nsna Shepard. Jennie tels. Jsiia
Ccha and kmna Pierce scted as arioss-
rnald<. The 10ral aec3ragn1s wsre cnrl-
-. essl Of potied plants snd sers very beaa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

In another column the twelve sermons
which Doctor Talmsge is now preaching TO
the women OF America. with prac lcai hints
10 The men. are advertised for 10 cents ~
stamps. or II this paper is rnenuoned for {
cents.
r, o Of Doctor Talmsee's sermons for a
penny In certainly cheap reading.
We recommend our readers 10 send for
them
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

- Sheehey 81 oatagfo. vho hss net
sverai ~ ~ AiehiVsn puxilisss lately. sr-
,he fravv wsizhs champion of fonia. W..
s,s, nct'-ed en- tae streets isst night. aad it
- an8prsfpr.i thar shev ere - Ue~t = ten-
~eonf slows contest a. Tom o Dernesls To-
mat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Nr Psfisr. e. Tsxs. NJ Br5~n. - See
Yerk. ~ f.kyn 81 NJ Bgae 81 re n
ners Es-kst - IFoo 81 Te.soasas al.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Csfa-rh csusss 8isclarxe from TIE nose
hsd sresft. "a. 3 bsfTefn ~ eyes oouzl-
iur- shek sns. ringing NOES in ne ssss.
Hood ssr.psrils, ny parfyinE TIE osocd
-rrres tie a ara
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

fEANI1 - AZ d1frrfissnscHfs tnfev hc dspGrt-
w menfs -feD uahfed- Aale "floip Haaleti
- -femae." ~casatioas Haatst-k1ke.'' ''cst1a1sons
s@Hiz1- feEiaie " absosalets rec u eAargc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Irhi. list is furnished sy W. L. scrib

This list is furnished ~ w. T. scEibneF.
real estate dealer. So Pearlst.l
Esther L Paddock 70 Jacob Dykstrs, lot
IS, faddock's add. .-.... .... $50
CerFet De Boer 10 John =. OastIng, 10,
iuu 4, - A. ios o sni Z. blk >. WITH
s.-..
Margaret Bradfsrd et al TO Chas. ".
Cot, lots 10 ~ and "a, b.E 7. n. {. Brad
icru add. ..-.-....-. -. .-.-.-s.s-.s l.poo
Uotest Sp-agas % Brown, Clark * David
son. pcs ian4 on seo . Gfand hapids-. 4,o25
joseph O4exh 10 Bernhard Wteck. nv.
nwt4 OF sec %. fiAinilei1 1................. 900
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

J,hs Eenoe ssio1n sseper ss Asnistee.
sss arresist by a raitsd slaoes deseotvs
sni erce1hs - tbs citv cn = charge u
rstsre conn serieif nscusv ant SO hxve
assrinE behsre aitest stafps Com n issicrsr
Ntane~sn taiar. IN lie meantime Sc
vss re1oanied - AL ls dei2alt cf giving
bal
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

TIE waT e - trzuaxr~~<rV = tsrd
e s.ss snst eay Dr. Bulls Cssuga Syrap rs
Nrfe.
s.lvssion o1 w1l cnrs vcnr srsstie,.
>z~ - 80 scas q asrsr ala
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Gers su<etc7s "a ec-nlnx - essly fsr
Be<1 FssiiT EsedlSsss ssd Lite IsssJ
c<sA na&xe k<Rme S>.r -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Tsss ssv. q ~ clssrsacs SAFE - Lsos
sras Izprors tks ess1es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

Cshss.s phssoxTsshs e . - tossn a.
MsFTisIa 6asa slook. q kesroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

They have no equal Best Family Head
light and Little DAISY Sosps.
GRAND RAPIDS SOAR Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

t~eea ths AKA Fslsy2nt - lbs melancholy
nkt1re II ttss sxp1asz1toa u sGs oo2trxs tsd
eh.Fsekers - tks dFesasf sae tie deaen.
fiasrs Il % Gao trap .b1bs f4kA ~ tsSi-
Mag popa ~ ssnEA . casseEn uaoss - -
hoaoFea ia AS ore@cA ta4R IA tas oosers-
zuce- \ u sSfk II 4ayIkinx. . e pste assof
Eeai si1tf ?. sa1 1 90 aot propose - ioiies
tAs ca ssatlSasA castoa 81 ~ssrg sptf see
a. asie ~hies cttefly destroys tks iilasio1
lts artist bss s0oSht - create
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

tVAkr< A. stsats<aseats sa1eF - asIs1rt
" zsea1s aes aeztef aak H. sGass8
~ se~s4z e--ats54s - Assaes-~ 8slk >s@1ssyss
HaAAes--4ses--et aos.=issg sss = eA@rgx
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-22

The following is q list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last Published, with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages of the parties:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-14
BLINDNESS.
BY HELEN T. CLARK.

Shall be ready when the shadow falls?
 When up by heavens blue walls The fatal darkness creeps, and must go
 So still, so slow The smallest child could soon outstrip my
 When each dear loving face Must veil from me it's hourly smiles or tears,
 Its joys or fears? When wayside plumes of golden rod shall
 For other eyes the same? When autumn's burning boughs shall Haunt ing hold
 Their red and gold? When pitying hands shall take from mine the task
 Unhnished-and ask fit be night, that threads run so untrue?
 When am through With sunshine and the light of solemn stars?
 When through my dungeon -bars reach guiltless captive's hands, and grope
 Without hope? Shall be ready for that silent blow?
 This truth l feel and know; That must work while yet the pulse of day
 Beats on my way; That must weave while still the threads run true
 If many threads or few; That must strive, till on my darkening walls
 The blackness falls! -EIchdnge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-14
A Literary Curiosity.
Panama Star.

In Montevideo, says an Argentine paper, the men of letters, Blixen, Roxlo, Guillermo Rodriguez. Eusta- quio, Pellicer and Cardozo, purpose to write novel among them, chap ter being assigned to each. The title is "Nights of Bitterness, or the Seven Poniards of the Three Disinherited Cowboys"
 The first chapter, which was as- signed to Pellicer, is already finished. The prologue will be written by man of letters who has published collec- tion of admirable articles and one novel, having in preparation another. The odd feature of it is that the pro- logue will be written without know ing anything about the rest of the work, and long before the novel is fin- ished. As the book is to be illustrated, Senor Samoy y Roca will draw the trontispiece and the other illustrations based on nothing more than the hair raising title of the work.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-14
Both For the Price of One.

We have made arrangements with the publishers by which we can fur nish the popular St. Louis Magaztn< with THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER at the low price of two dollars and ten cents year for both publications. The price of THE TRAvELER alone is two dollars year, and for only ten cents moro you may procure both TRAvELER and Aagaztee. Subscrip- tions, accompanied by two dollars and ten cents, must be sent to St. Louis Aagaztne, 21S N. Eighth st., St. Louis, Mo, or, Read 6 Benham, Publishers of THE ARKANsAw TRAv- ELER, 29s Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-14
Your House on Fire.

Not the house of wood, or brick, or stone, in which you live, but your bodily tenement may be in terrible danger from smouldering fire which you make no effort to quench. The great danger from impure blood is that it facilitates the system, and the digestive organs grow weak and inac- tive. Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the best kidney and liver invigorators, with the best alternatives and tonics, all from the vegetable kingdom, care- fully and understandingly prepared in a concentrated form. It purifies, vital izes and enriches the blood and tones up the system, giving the whole body vitality and effectually guarding it against the attacks of disease.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-14
Smelled Like a Bar Room. Neal's State Gazette.

The young moman who determined to shame her husband by taking a tippling, began operations on We'd nesday by setting out an exceedingly vulgar, red labelled bottle on the back parlor table in the most ostentations way. At about the hour her husband was expected home she took a good gulp of the liquor, and when she heard what she supposed to be his footsteps on the stoop she drank an- other finger of it, and, putting some more in her hand, rubbed it over her lips. Then she fled up to her room to wait for him. She was intensely gratifed by the consciousness that, as she expressed it, she "smelled like a bar room" To her surprise the door bell rang, and she went to the head of the stairs and peered over the rail to see who had come in place of her hus- band. It was her mother, her father, and cousin or two from the country. The old lady spied her, and there was nothing to do but to come straight down and kiss and be kissed all round. She was mortified, for her parents are very straight faced, pious folks, and could not help but smell the gin with which she had perfumed herself 80 literally. Worse, still, while she was assisting her father to rid himself of his overcoat, the rest of the party filed solemnly into the presence of the red-labelled bottle of the back room. Nothing was said about the odor of the bottle,and she was too proud to try to explain what looked so badly for her. She told her husband, however, and he was so impolite as to throw himself on the bed in convulsions of laughter. She was so angry that she threatened to leave him. "You can't, i" said the monster; "your folks would not receive you. The most they would do would be to put you in the inebriate asylum"