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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-13
BOARD r0anleo

|
! 4 NEW.ENGLAND lady wishes Tor a
| n home and use OF piano In exchange ful
/ lessons In English and music. Addr
| L. II. a. S., Tribune Branch Oncc, 1j9
East f7th-st
IN ARCHITECTURAL STUDENT de.
"A sircs board In refined Christian family
references. EVERETT. Box ). Tribune Up
Town Oalce. 123S Broadway.
LADY desires board In Harlem in
n strictly private family reference. Adj
dress j. 5. c., $50 East l25th-st.
GENTLEMAN whose business compels
\ absence from the city, desires FUR.
nlshed Nat or suite o. rooms, with board.
fnr his mother ard sister; full particular
arst letter. PALMER, Tribune Uptown
once. 23s Broadway.
AZ ANTED.-Unfurnishe room with good
w board, heat and Las In private family
convenient TO Fast 37th-st; terms, $50 a
month Address TEACHER, $50 Eas.
l25th-st
az ANTED.-By young lady Of rtInc-
w ment. a nicely furnished room. with
board IN strictly private American family
references exchanged Afdir1s y. Y,
Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1.2Js Broadway.
yU ANTED.- Central Park between
w An and 9th ayes, with private fam.
uv, second floor. three or four rooms ard
bath. with board for winter; Ave adults
must be frst-clas5 best referencesi state
terms. ALLEN. p. o. Box GO.
Brooklyn.
wv ANTED. TO board two children in a
w refined Christian family, with every
facility for careful training. Address NJ.
H. II. BROOKLYN Postonlce.
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miscellaneous,


ALBERT C. SPENCER, go g,htsssii.
"A between 18th and 10th sts-Vn,sr.
las parasols. canes made - order wv"
cred and repaired; prompt and relsole. -
~ ASH ana highest price paid for , "a
- goods stores. shoes, clothing, g.vss' ass.
hardware and merchandise OF e'eiS uss.
cription, furniture, fixtures, &c.
BAUM. 302 East S3d-st.
NOR DESIGNS. engrayings snaa ,sss 4.
J. types neat, cheap, QulcA
4. DON ALDSON, SO Frsnkfortss, -----
IMPORTANT To LApIEs. -...Msn tIi in.
i Sache, from Paris, has aonit miss
valuable 10 impart o. the aiiss n,crnatlon.
Il send two stamps for fu''n
L. O. Box 80 Brooklyn. n. -
~ r,cs IN ,,.u u ,er pert OF rent city %
country elth,S email house or " . f osscs.
WILLING, Box 5, Tribune Vp~'"
1928 Rroaaway.
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MIR p1AIyE PROMISING A SOUTHERN TRIP.

Chicago Oct. 12.-The following dispatch was re-
celved late last night In answer to requests from
citizens of Chicago that the itinerary OF tho Pan
American Congress should be extended to include the
Southern cities:
Washington, d. c., Oct. II.
Dewitt c. Cregier. Mayor. Chicago - ,
Tho present journey OF conference through NORM
and West continues until the middle OF November It
IS the intention arrange an itinerary for the c0uth
later when the weather in that section Is more faVor
able To make one journey 10 the principal com
mcrcial centres of the country secmeI 700 fatgunG
fo our guests and II was, therefore deemed advisable
AVN WV JAMES q. BLAINE.
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Real gstatc ilDanieo

A BUSINESS PROPERTY wante1 FOR I'm.
"A Ne,lment give particulars. Address
PROPERTY, Tribune Onics'
FURNISHED or unfunishe1 hou-cs Tor
Il pdNaie ian.iiits and hoarniug nur.
poses ais, also SparIments great demand. At
q. % years experience. J.. A. DALEY.
w ANTED.-sma private dwelling. h..
w low 42f-st., east 9th.aNe cash. IL.
TELFAIR SMITH. III Broadway.
"; ANTED.-Tenement and nat property
w New" York or Brooklyn. on lease rent
paid quarterly In advance, or viii purchase
RENT GUARANTEE CO., $50 Grand-st
WANTED TO BUY.-A home near city
w convenient ~ station. Answer ~ ~
ceiva attention must give price and oil par.
iiculqrs and description. Address QUICK
BUYER, station j., ". Y.
For other real estate ads. see 9th page.)
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Rooms iOanteo.


Two unfinished rooms wanted IN private
mousse convenient 10 some goou pVllu'
house; location. 95th % 11tA 81, f-ast
side TENT not Ia exceed az montn. NJ
dress RESPECTABLE. $50 East l2oth.. u.
w ANTED. Two or thrce unfnrnl she'd
W heated rooms; no cooking stite t5thH,
which must be low references AaIt No.
hfI Sis, Tribune Uptown ONCE Loo
w ANTED.-Rooms aud board for fam ly
w or Tour adde's. east Of Ith-aNc., Dt-
tween l7th and 3lth SITS terms not " eN-
coed F31 per week permanenti references
exchanged. Aidrss +, l.. H. bon DO
White Plains. n. Y.
w ANTED.-Floor. with Improvements,
w lu priVate house, for smau iainlly
reasonable rent west u Slave. AulIcss
4. l.. s., Tribune once.
WANTED For small family, comprising
w gentleman. wife. baby and servant,
well lighted and ventilated apartment nat
or part Of house must be below 4Sd'st.
Address &. :. & Box 3. Tribune Uptown
once. OBS broadway.
w ANTFD.-F Furnished rooms, with and
w without board. IN this and surrounding
cities. RENTING EXCHANGE. 10 East
931.sL
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BrOok!yn Real Estate.

DOR SALE.-HOuSe, 23d Ward; o.stOry
l. and basement, frame cellar one and
a hall blocks from j. station must be sold
at once 10 settle up an estate. Inquire of
executor, S. ID. JENNINGS, All Her
kimer-st.. Brooklyn.
DOR SALE-The finest villa residence
In brooklyn; twenty rooms grounds
100 by $50 feet on one Of the best corners
In the city terms 10 suit purchaser would
take a moderate priced house In part ex-
change Address The OWNER. S39 ST.
NJ ark save
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Giin Real estate for Sale.

co 0n0 -THREE-STORY basement
pJ,OOO. brick and brownstone house.
18yi5Xl00 feet; in perfect order SO 900
cash owner in house. los East 45th-st.
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flats Go Get. FURNISHED.

ST FLAT. Handsomely furnished. ais,
l. third. complete for housekeeping sTa
| location unsurpassed. 1893 West 9ad.st.
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Counirp Real estate 90 Get

A ] fONkEKS.-3O minutes from tho
"A city frequent trains by Yankars p.,,iJ
Transit and Hudson River road des'r"bie
houses. 5000 a year and upward AM, ~
BELLOWS & WARREN. wy -
Yonkers real esJate. Getty Square. Yonlors
T. L FINISHED r-lf'n"' near FauwooJ
y. j, % let; 10 rooms 75 arrls 80
JAMES AUSTIN, 10 Beavei.st anu
ITO LET 1T FORDIAM.-A fey aico
L cottages, $50 N s25 per month. with ir,.
rovements JAS. McCOMB. Rlngsbfidge
Road corner wehster-ave "-e
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31

he public to wait for our show? Will the
press mid me In calling the attention Of our
best people to this wonderful aggregation
Of artistic merit. combined with rich. navy
q every performer and every employee
Even our stake drivers and canvasmen are
thoroughly refined, and come from good
old. decreptt families.
We will also have a lion tanner whose
stage name will be Dennis. He will auell
the naughty spirit Of the lion and lioness
~ hts wonderful will power and matchiess
.lOthes. We also have q bright young un-
.is, study who will succeed to the place Ia
ease Tennis should fall up in his lines while
nEe,ttng his head In tho lions mouth.
We have not done all Of our printing yet.
but It will be hishly 0rnamented md yet In
per oct taste. Mr.. McAllister and 1 will
unite our Efforts to refine and elevate tho
Of Gus. - ! say. and make 1t take high rank
with the best people. 70 this we are strnin-
ina every nerve and srsuing no expense
We will rnnsaek tho eilded palaces OF New
York for eonto, tionists. We will saarch the
homes OF .wealt't and luxury for bareback
iders. We will enter the abode Of magnil-
sencs N search q candy butchers and cans
Tree on Manhattan Island In search OF curia
ostties for our menagerie.
Let ms saw again that the press will be
iookcd out for. Come both afternoon and
evening; Come early and stay TN alter the
show, = you viii have ample time before
the large show commences. Test your
lungs by means Of the lung-tester. Come
aud listen 70 the Aophyrs soughing through
tbs wiisksrs Of tho bearded lady. Come,
up 70 the keel est enjoyment.
We hope 70 do some OF the seaside re.
sorts with our circus. AMI will show, also,
IA the AdtrondAeks several times, IL we
ms2t Win &c lnislaSrss
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
wOMAN.s CAREER.

phs wss q fair girl graduate, enrobed IN spotlsss
white,
And on her youthful features shown alook Of
holy light.
She bent with grace her dainty head 10 receive
the ribbon bino.
Whence hung the silver medal Fadjudgcd u -
her due.
watched her face with rapture Us she raised
to heaven her eyeR.
And moved hef lips in prayer 40 her fingers
ciasped thu prize,
For / kpew to education she had pledged her
coming days,
To unciasp poor woman's letters and free her
from mana ways.
Time passed. Our pathways parted. but ever
md anon
My thoughts would stray toward her, and I'D
speculate upon
What my graduate was doing. II athwart the
scroll Of fame.
Among unselfish workers, had boen written
high her name,
At last I CHANGED TO meet her, but her books
were pushed aside.
While around q dainty garment she sewed tho
lace with pride,
And at her feet hfr baby. dimpled, happy,
growing youth,
Upon that silver medal wal cutting hta first
tooth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31

M AssMVSS ~ 1SSl40rkn0iN,
A FAMILY live III Harlem w,,o r.,.
Aave any clocks III the house. becarssl
Y canafy which Aey have always ~s,sj
Mes the hours, says Pick. A. ~
o'clock the bird turns three snr;nas'
backward and singa .sAnnie Laurie :
The people are awakened at I o,cloch
each morning BY the strains Of "Bid.
Me Goodbye"
THERE is a horse iii Cayuga CONT,
who likes to climb up the ladder Of II.
stable into the loft, and from thence -
the roof OF the building and sl;ds
down to the ground. His repeated
performances have made the roof ~
slippery that when lightning struck
the place last summer it glanced off a
once and fell to the ground, leaving
the stable uninjured.
A WISCONSIN farmer owns q yellow
dog, the exact color of q pumpkin
which is called Captain Jinks." The
dog is very fleet and will overiake anv.
thing in the country. His ~favorite
amusement is to run in and out he.
tween the wheels Of q fast-movinv az.
press train. The farmer is greatly a..
tached to him. and last week refused
m offer Of $3 which a travelling show.
man made.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
SECOND FLOOR.

shingles; second story, shingles; gables
panels and shingles; ROOF, SHINGLES.
Interior finish: Hard, white plaster
In first and second stories; cellar c. lin,
plastered rough coat; attic room
and passage p~'astere0 two coats; plaster
corEices and centers in the main hal
and principal rooms Of the first story
trim of first story, ash; trim OF all other
rooms, soft wood; hardwood staircase.
Accommodations: The principa
rooms and their sizes, closets, etc, art
shown by the floor plans given here.
with, beside which there are three bed.
rooms, and y passage in the attic
There is q cellar under thu whole house
that part Of 1t which is under the
kitchen being used Is . laun.
dry. The plumbing includes boiie,
and sink in the kitchen, stat.
ionary washtubs in the laundry,
servants water closet in the first
story, bath tub, wash bowl and
water closet in the second
story, with hot and cold water supply
and all necessary waste pipes, traps
outside Of the house cannot be plsnnetl
nor il cost closely estimated until thu
location OF tile house il determined,
The cost. In the vicinity OF New York
City, with frame walls. 5000. The cor,
may be reduced to $500 by omittin,
the attic 6nish, the servants water.
closet, all plaster cornices. centers and
arches, two OF the fireplaces, and b,
substituting soft wood for all hard wood
Retaining the interior finish and accom-
nOdations - first deecrib d, but in plac,
Of frame walls substituting stone for TIT
drst story and brick for the second
ttory. which improves the exterio ap
pearance, increases cost about 81 800.
Special features: The exterior ap.
pearance of square" house like this,
having sufficient i~rregularity to save ii
from being commonplace, fairly indi-
rates that the owner has good Judgment
and . cultivated taste; it Indicates, also,
that the owner is well-to-do. With thu
attic rooms finished, the interior affords
ample and elegant Recommendations 10,
. family OF good sixe, with room 70
spare for the requirements Of hospitali.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
wOMEN's KIND HEARTS.
An Incident In the GirIhood Of the Prcsi-
dents Daughter,

An Incident in the Girlhood Of the Prcsi-
dents Daughter,
Long before the present Mrs. Nc
Kee was married or her father had be-
come president of the United States,
she was visiting i'll Baltimore, ut the
home of Senator Davis, whose daugh-
ter Kate was Miss Harrison's most in
innate friend. Both girls were noted
for their quick sympathies, kind heart
edness and lovely dispositions, and the
following incident serves to show that
the reputation was not unmeiited !:
The young ladies were one day riding
in a street car, when an old colored
woman entered and seated herself di-
rectly opposite to them. For a few
nannaAnta h fnnahtad in the depths of
. capacious pocket, and then felt care
fully each finger of her cotton gloves,
while gradually a look of dismay set
tied upon her ebony features, and
finally. desisting her efforts. she sat
gazing hopelessly at the toe of her car
pet slipper. Suddenly a bright idea
seemed to strike her, and, leaning to-
ward the two young girls opposite, she
"H~ENASN PSAACStS Atttlplt tpHt.
Moneys, wud you mind untyin' dis yer
garter, an helpin' oh me to git my
money? Use dun forgot to keep out
any change, an | dussn't stoop, count
oh de crick in my back"
Carefully raising a clean calico skirt
she exposed to view II white cotton
stocking with a good sized lump Just
above the ankle.
Oar, tits, honey; OATS whar / allus
carries it, an Use neber lost a cent
yet"
Although the ear was full of people,
and among them one or two fashions
able young men, it was characteristic
of these girls that they could not re-
fuse to do a kindly act. but bending
toward the old negress, Miss Harrison
carefully unwound the long knit gar
ter, and Miss Davis plunged her little
gloved hand into the novel porte
monaie and drew on the desired
change.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
Suggestions to Mothers.

One of n little girls has been
troubled with earache since her bnby
hood. No sores have gathered, but a
cold or exposure to q strong wind IS
almost certain to cause her acute suf
fering with earache. After irving
nearly everything hat l have seen 8,
heard recommended, / have settled 81.
this application as giving surest and
quickest relief. 1t is . flannel BAG
stuffed with hops and wrung from hot
vinegar. ! lay the bag over the child,
ear. IS hot ~ she will bear it, cove,
the whole side Of the face with div
flannel aud change the hop bag on
often ~ it becomes cool. The warm
steam filling the child's ear soon re
lieves the pain.
Hauting tina oar withath heart Qf
: roasted onion, trieklingso Of molassss,
wads Of peppered cotton and Jumps al
mutton tallow have never vet in nv
experience eased earache, and such
irritating messes crowded or poured
into the delicate labyrinth Of the ear
may do much mischief.
Another child IS the victim Of leg
aches. Inherited, possibly, for we'll
do we remember what We suffered
with its fortunes ia our own childhood.
Heat and moisture gave us relief. and,
following IN M mothers footsteps, We
have routed night sitter night from our
warm quarters, in the dead OF winter.
to kindle fires and fill frosty kettles
from water pals thickly crusted with
ice. that we might get the writhing
pedal extremities 81 our little heir into
q tub OF hot water NJ quickly ~ pos
sible. But lately We have Learned
that all this work and exposure ii
needless. We simply wiring : towel
from salted water-a bowl OF which Il
standing in bur sleeping- room, ready
Tor such IN emergency--wrap the limit
in it from ANGLE to knee, without tsk.
ing the child from his bed. and then
swathe with dry hanncls, thick and
warm, tncking the blankets about him
q little closer. and relief Is aura
a cronpy cough csn often b loos-
ened and prevented by swathinr tAe
throat with dry, warm fanne1s: 1
thick pack Of them to sweat the th1oet
and chest often ssveats 10 speedily thaA
It is not necessary 70 sicken thN child
With ipccac, ~ % wake tho hensa
kindling flres and preparing hOtDneks,
Good HO4fSckeepiTQ. 9
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
A MODEL 5000 HOUSE.
FIRST FL0Ol
ny r. ". sIIoPpELL, ARCHITECT.
Copyrighted BY the Author.

o0ps''*"'su - 'us "u'nu
A stagnant pool OF water, aiioat with
decaying vegetables and bordered with
old tomato cans, would not be accepted
3. . haort;f,l s;,a c,r ho,,aa .~n.nt
= 00' oN1.p',
pefhaps, Dy q uuio olnd man. But
1t ID not unusual Tor the owner TO 80 lily
protect the cellar excavation that he is
n,ov;asI Win ;,,.t s,ch . No., rrda.
~ $50
M new nousei
49, loa lo.asn .HsonS! aIo .non .Or
s. n !. LIZ 49, l nnn - ~ fGIy iM
Ia n.,-e ''0 '0AA snou'u W ury
N MT .xc.o.. - .,..... a...h
po nos 20 2 Rrester aeptn
:n ~ - susu.s.y ncessssIy; AiseI levei.
~ ~ Vsn,ns Wy eeaaI Ou.t1m -
sno.s ccn u .or sy - Ie fo,, q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
A Long Tram.

About four weeks ago Bill Webb, Of
Iron Mountain Mich, traded his ball.
dog Jack for an Irish setter belonging
to Prof. Williams, a travelling show
man. Williams took Jack with him
to st. Paul, Mimi. The other morn.
ing Jack hoped off u freight train in
Iron Mountain on which he had jump
eel from the ore train at the "Y," some
distance up the line. The dog must
have made its way from st. Paul, q
distance of nearly 400 miles, by steal
ing rides on freight, passenger and ore
trains. When it found its old master
it was much emaciated, and how it had
sense or instinct to get back to Iron
Mountain is q mystery.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.
KNir GooDs-Fine-tooth combs.

KNIT aoODs-Fine-tooth combs.
"A CURRENT remark must make
some jelly this fall.
III is queer, but . lively bolt often re.
suits in . deadlock.
In dependence day all the year
round ct the poor-house.
TAKEN for Standing Bear--a boy ar.
rested for bathing in the river.
BoARDING-HousE people ought not
to expect dressed beef IN hot weather.
IT is very natural for an officer to be
. little peppery when he musters his
men.
john WHEEL, of Dawson, Ga, eats
great quantities Of flies. That is o
fiy-wheel.
A MODEST blush suffused her gentle face.
For she had Just been asked to wed,
And she replied with sweet 1t. Louis grace.
why, cert, she said.
coBwI6aER-My doctors bill was
something enormous. Brown-So yon
didn't have your pains for nothing.
sHAvE you any children % asked the
landlord. "None but q goat" was the
reply. All right; You can have the
house."
LITTLE SISTER, know what "learn-
in by rote' means" Little Brother
So do 1. 1t means learnin'a thing the
way the Teller wrote it.
JoLLYMAN--You amt interested in the
bucket shop question, are you? Broker
No; Why do you ask? "Well, 1 see
you are q little pail this morning"
@YoU must find life in such q place
rs Chicago very diversified" said an
Eastern woman to one living in the
Western city. ~Rather say divorce
iied," responded the Chicagoan.
FIRST Omahan-Ihn doctor says my
Jersey COW has the ague. Did you ever
hear Of such a thing? Second Omahan
No; hut the idea is q good one. You
can have a milk shake whenever you
wish it.
FRTsH barber shaving q customer)
Who is that old hen going along the
other side of the street, with a hustle
like a boxing glove? Customer (rising
delibel atelv and looking)-That? Oh,
she's my wife.
JOHNNY DUMpsEY with inflated
paper bag)-S'h-hl See me bust this
bag by grandma's ear Grandma (after
the explosion. placidly laying her
knitting in her lap and looking toward
the door)-Come in.
SHARp-EyED Mamma-My dear, I
have my doubts about that young news
paper man who calls to see you. I fear
he does not possess q good moral char
acter. Daughter-Why, ma, how fool
ish you are! He's a religious reporter!
Observation-Disclosures me! You have
had three glasses of beer daily. 1 only
allowed you one! Patient = It's all
right, Doctor. You're the third medi-
cal man I've consulted, and they each
allow me one glass, so that makes it
right, You see.
THREE weeks after Nh old Cincinnati
bachelor had got married, he met a
friend and said to him, "Why is my
wife like q baker who is making q small
gooseberry pie?" Il don't know" said
he friend 1T is because she is grow
ing u little tart" answered the disgrace.
fiji creature.
THE FLIES DRILL GROUND.
The man who to the barber goes
And gets q shaven crown
Elnerges from the chair with glee,
The happiest man in town.
But ere q day has passed away,
With fearful eaths and cries
He II curse the hour he made his head
A drill ground for the flies.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
Why Stanley Lingers.

Late dispatches give the real reason
for Henry NJ. Stanley's unaccountahle
delay i'll returning from central Africa.
He bet all his glass beads and calico
on a grme between the Congo Picked
Nine and King Tzamba's Black Stock
ings. Stanley had pinned his faith on
the pitching of Umslopogaas, but
Tzamba's men Cotton Slopp's delivery i'll
the third inning and batted him to the
tune of 43 to IL. The explorer has
been in pawn ever since, but he has
secured another lot of beads from
Emin Bey. and is negotiating with II
pitcher from the Nyanza district who
~~l +l.a ownn, ns
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31
Among Errors Ruinous u Health.

One Of the most ,nischievous aud most corr
mon is the indiscriminate and too frequent ~
OF purgatives. Such medicines II well chos@
and soasonably resorted TO, are certainly usefA
but many persons select the worst. ny FROM OK
to the other, and employ them when there is a
occasion. or their utility has ceased. To estah.
lish on = permanent basis = regular condition a
the bowels, the finest alternative IL Hostetter.a
stomach Bitters. I'll botanic In origin, aud !
cafe succeslansun, for thosa Objectionable drug.
ealonlel aud blue pill 1t does not cripe a,
drsnch the bowels like the ordinary cyscuent.
and 1t not only reforms irrsgulsrity Of the hsbit
Of body, but remedies the disorder aud inn .t,v-
ity of the liver and ktomn II, which usuaIlv or.
company that condition. Rheumatism. kiinay
arc removed by tn Bitters
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31

York soctetv. No matter what tho uualt
81 u audiences. 1t cannot show up W Il
that OF performances. Grace. beauty
blood. breeding and y fine stud Uf grass
fed horses will characterize the ring. pur
rich. u%nctuoas humor wili.mArk the ciYo1.
OF he clown. and overlooking urbanity
from hrst to last. will charactlze our treat.
Ment Of tho press.
We have recently upholstered our ricI
press seats. and . pillow alp filled with Ia,
will give a feeling Of delirfous comic. / Il
the worn and weary opinion molder.
BILL NYE. Press Agent.
I. h.-Inquire for me at the door, or Al
the tall gate OF the ticket wagon. I viii
not pc there. however. l will be In the
next town. where the press agent ALWAYS il
when you want to get In. d. N.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-07-31

PRoF. LAFLIN says there is
poison in a good cigar, but I'll
five in q cigarette--the oil in the
the oil OF nicotine, saltpeter
serve the tobacco, opium to i
mild and the oil in the favorin
mouthful Of smoke blown thr
handkerchief will leave a brown
but blown through the most,
stain appears-it is left in tn
and throat. Last year there
1000, 600 cigarettes made in the
States; and the consumption wa
the enormous manufacture.
wholesale system of poisoning.