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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-10-19

IT is estimated that there are 800
cases of typhoid fever at Johnstown,
Pennsylvania. The Red Cross So
.c'ety is doing everything possible
for the relief Of the sick.
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REPUBLIsHED NOTICE OF
Application for Patent
Notice No. 1856.

Notice is hereby given that JONI E.,n H.
Lewis. whose postoffice address IS MY I.,
nm Alturas county, Idaho Territory Dr. Dr.
made application for United States 4"
ent for the
Placer Mining Claim. situate IN , Marr
Springs Creek mining district; nj %
county, Idaho Territory, cGhsis.i"s "a and
acres surface ground. being l'ot W. W., n The
described in the field notes ana piaa % with
official survey OH file IN TINS oiu', and 80
magnetic variation at 10 uesie''
minutes east, as follows: &C the in.
Commencing at corner NJ. !, nn,h de.
itial point, and running thence sou' corner
orecs 80 minutes east 1866 teet " .;unr,
no. 2. thence south 81 degrees q in' north
vest S25 feet to corner No. 3: theii.' 70 cor.
: degrees 81 minutes west lu5o zee. s - mil.
ner No. 4: thence north s. uesi'' ,be plsee
utes east sos feet to corner NO. !, n,ndsre,
OF beginning survey OF exterior w conflicts.
OF claim: containing 20 acres, u. .or section
From corner No. the quartz Town.
corner between sections ID anu ~ n,ortb S
shin 4 north, Range Is east, pea i;sisnt.
degrees a. minutes east ZOO tee' ..ocord IL
fhe said mining claim being VI GA mining
the office of the Recorder Of salu Ids.
district, at Haley in Alt'ir aswn location,
no Territory. The nearest Known ..RRrckhorn
being the Memphis and the
lode mining claims. 49,, ho published %
| direct that tins notice DC unuswspspcf
Tur KrrcHUM KEYSTONE, the NJ claim,
published nearest the SAID llii''''0
for the period of sixty days Scc Register.
II. 0. BILLINGS, oI Mt
wv HYNpMAN. Atty for APP'iisssss
First publication, Sept Il
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WARING-JONES-A Cloverley, the resi-.
dence of the officiating clergyman. near
HALEY, October IA, 1889, by Rev. I. T. Os-
born, Henry Warning and Miss Lizzie F.
Jones, both of Ketchum
The KEYSTONE extends hearty congratu-
lations to the young couple, in which their
many friends will join. Mr.. Waring is we'll
and favorably known as an experienced and
capable mining man, who has held posi-
tons of trust in number of different
prominent mines ON Wood River. The
bride is also well known, having gained
many friends. during her residence of sew
eral years in Ketchum, who esteem and ap-
preciate her worth. The KEYSTONE would
be glad if they were going to set up their
household in Ketchum, but Mr.. Waring has
established his hearthstone at East Fork,
for the present at least.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-10-19

SOCIALISTS Kissed the stars and
stripes i'll Chicago the other day,
and cheered the red emblem of the
anarchists.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-10-19

THE Brooklyn Tabernacle, of
which the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage
is the pastor, has been for the second
time in its history, totally destroyed
by fire.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-10-19

The French cabinet have decided
mat the great Paris exposition shall
close November 9Th.
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Specifications fof Z Road Via To Mouth
Of Lake Creek.

LIE IO4Q IS 10 De 33UO feet long. as stake
out: The stakes are to be followed closely,
bed is to be not less than seven (7) feet
wide, all solid and level in cross section
The slope Of the bank above the road bed
Must not be sleeper than to in earth
and bOulders, and Il to l in solid rock.
The road bed must be entirely free from
stumps and boulders. Short curves and
grades Of over fifteen (15) inches per rod
viii not be allowed at any point of the
road. building up of the road bed may be
resorted to under the following conditions !:
Cribbing must be used and must be built of
timbers OF not less than eight (8) inches
diameter at small end. The road bed where
built up must be not less than 10 feet wide.
The timbers must be dovetailed or pinned
together. They must rest upon solid foun-
ton and be securely tied to the bank with
cross-tles at intervals of not over six (6)
feet The outside edge or wall must slope
inward to the road bed at not less than two
~ inches to the foot. The cribbing must
De hlled in with coarse rock to within
twelve (12) inches of the top of the road
bed above which the filling must be earth
or tne gravel. No brush or timber filing
wiI be permitted within the cribs Two
one thousand (l0Oo) feet apart and neither
must be within seven hundred (700) feet
OF the north or south end of the road.
The turnouts must be level and long
enough to allow two six-horse teams to
pass easily.
At point about 400 feet from the
south end of the road q fill is required Of
about 200 feet in length. This fiji will be
about feet high on an average and it shall
6e 10 feet wide on top. The sides of this
MI are not to be sleeper than ~ to l, and
on the outside, or river side, must be logged
up ana tied to the embankment as ordered
above for built up road.
The road is to be paid for In County
Warrants issued on Road District No. &.
and is to be accepted by committee com.
posed OF one County Commissioner and the
County Surveyor
by order of the Board of County Com
missioners.
H. R. PLUGHoFF.
Attest
,. n. MALLORY. Deputy Clerk.
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MAR RED.

Ketchum, October IL, 1889
to the wife of F. Graham, a son.
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NOTICE..

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Office of the County Auditor up
to Saturday morning at 8 o'clock of Octo-
Der 18th, for the construction of certain
piece of road situated near the mouth of
Lake Creek. to be done according to the
plans and specifications following. The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any and all bids; the work to be completed
by January l, 1890:
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A BOLD RoBBER.

n 9OAO NO06hhs
"Git outen them Clothes" said a
man to Mr.. J. C.. Catterton, q resi-
dent of Prince George, Maryland,
last Tuesday night, as he was max
ing his way homeward from the
store, about II o'clock. "Be spry
about it, caused | amt got no time
to waste" said his assailant as he
pressed the cold muzzle of q revolver
against Mr.. Catterton's head. He
undressed and handed his clothes,
which contained $50 in cash, a gold
watch worth SIS and some valuable
papers, to the robber. The latter
then gave him in exchange a pair
OF blue oyeralls, not too clean, and
told him to git out" an order Mr..
Catterton lost no time in obeyine.
He notiefid the authorities At once
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NATURAL GAS IN COLORADO.
The tapping of a vein of natural
gas in Colorado brought sorrow and
disaster instead of rejoicings and
congratulations. A dispatch from
Pueblo says that on the 18th inst,
the day before the great rejoicing
in Ogden over the gas we'll, terri
BILE accident occurred at Huerfano,
station on the Denver and Rio
Grande, by which one man was cre-
mated and three othecs fearfully
burned. Some years ago the rail
road company began to sink a we'll
for the purpose of getting a supply
of water for engine use, but after
going to the depth of twenty-five
feet the project was abandoned.
This year, however, work was re-
sumed with the intention of sink
ing until water was found. On the
18th inst, while one of the work
men was at the bottom of the shaft
which had reached depth of 200
feet, vein of natural gas was struck
which ignited from his lamp, caus-
ing a terrific explosion, the vast
body of fame enveloping the help
less victim and shooting many feet
into the air with loud report. An
other laborer was descending at the
time and wac badly burned, as were
also NJ. G. Stevens and his wife.
who were looking into the we'll
when the explosion took place.
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Wines, Liquors and Cigars

viii be kept in stock. Good order Will 70
maintained at al times. Drop IN
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LIKELY TO BE A lYNCHiNG.
An Alnlsmsna Town Excited Over - NegrO's
C0nfsssion of u brutal NJ ursler.

An Almlsssssa Town Excited Over u Negroes
Confession of u brutal N Mursler.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. IA special
from Decatur says: The vicinity of
Houck's postofiice. thirteen miles from
this city, IL i'm terrible state Of excite
ment over the confession of n brutal
murder and improper proposals made tn
u woman 10y Tom Haywood, negro.
About n year ago Thomas Williams, the
mail carrier between Ho,ick's and this
city, was amh,islIed oiId murdered, hut
the murderer WAS successful in clusiing
arrest even suspicion. A few nights
ago Thomas Haywood. who lives on Mrs.
Mrs. Williams place, went to her house
and presenting his revolver, demanded
that she sell her place, flee with him To
the north and there marry him. Being AT
the mercy of the black ficnd. she
apparently consented to his demands,
and he, clated at his success. returned to
his quarters. threatening To kill Gcr il she
told anyone. While at Mrs. Williams
house Haywood confessed tn having killed
Williams "A year ago, and told her how lac
had managed to escape all suspicion 10y
playing "A trick on her. He had stuffed "A
coat and placed il. together with "A hat, ON
the wood pile. and. Mrs. Williams seeing
that, supposed il was Hay wood, and il be-
ing on the wood pile at the time when
Williams was killed, Mrs. Williams her
self cleared Haywood 10y stating that she
saw him at the time the murder WAS com
mitted. Yesterday afternoon the negro
expected at any moment. and il caught il
is very likely that Judge Lynch will hold a
special court and nctc out terrible pun
ishment to him.
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suLLoozso MR.. RICHARDSON.
H~ Chose tn Bay stock He IBID Not Want
Rather Than lpe SbsOs.

H~ Chose tn Buy stock He Did Not Want
Rather Than lse Shos.
ST. Louis, Oct. III. Cliff Richardson,
a wholesale druggist. sold his stock i'm the
National Druggist tn q syndicate, and the
change of ownership threw -. r. Over
beck out of the office OF manager and
president of tile company. He the.
owner at % shares Of the stock. and. find
ing that the control OF the paper had been
turned over tn tho Trcatlway company.
with which he was not ON gocsi terms. h"
concluded to make Mr.. Richardson p,ir-
chase his stock. So hc visited the Office
IN company with "a friend named Hoag-
II want YOU tn give me s1o for my
"Wiv" snii Nfr. R;ch.r,..,. ..xo,, ~.
fcrcsl IL to me few days ago for SO
share and said you would not lps,y mine
hs'cau-e yon did not consider the stock i'm
the company WAS worth ~ cent"
Otcrt,cck consulted Hoaglantl. and
then returning tn Mr.. Richardson's desk,
..Writc me out n cheek for 300 now and
l will give YOU the stock: ] want IL now.
do yoa UNDERSTAND" ! will not put up
with this any longer. Give me the check.
do you hc:'r' ar yo" will force me Q" use
Otert,cck threw his hand hack tn his
pistol pocket and held II ON tin" b,itt of n
revolver. Hoa0land was armed. too. and
he stoosl rcatly to defend Obs.rl,s,ck i'm ease
Of trouble. Dr. Taylor, of the. Richard
s,so.n,Iaylor ,s. COMPANY. -,""d by; Mr.
and said: "Jim. write him check for
Oin,ri,cck maintained his hclligcr,nt at
tituslc until the check was written. Then
he signssl the stock, and DIR. Taylor was
witn:-. to the signature. The check wa.
OF the oiiice. but turned aud said:
'NliH,it il good for you that yo,i l,oright
,ha, stock; Tfyou had mo-, I would have
The episode has caused am immense
sensation i'm business circles.
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Cincinnati Hsae~..

CINciNNArI. Oct. 1.-The attendance at
Latonia WAS good to-day. The track was
i'm bad condition. The results were:
Three-year-olds, seventh-cights OF .
milc-Bsttitia won, Metal ss,con. Manilaps
third. Time M.
Thrce-year-olsis and upwards, mile and
10 yarsis-Bonnie King won. John Morris
and Filter - dead heat for second
place. Time :55A.
Maiden stakes. 2-year-olals. thres-Sluar.
ters OF u mile-kittie Chcatham won. Ex-
Perience second. Lebanon third. Time
i:2lH.
Sweepstakes, 3year-olsis and upwards.
mile-Leontins. won. Catalpa second. May
%. third. Time :49sz.
Two-year-olds. thres'-<luarters of q mile
Milton won, Alarm bell second. w. G.
Morris third. Time :19.x.
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COMMODORE WALKER osPosep.
Secretary Tracy Removes Him From the
bureau Of Navigation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The secretary of
the navy has relieved ConmoslorS, Wal
ker from the head of the bureau of navi-
CATION OF the navy department.. The text
of the order il as follows;
SiR-Hou will proceed tn navy yard at
New York. confer with the conuiantlaut
and hoist your flag ON boari the Chicago
as acting rear admiral cosnmansier-in-
chief of the squadron of evolution. You
will prepare the squadron for with all
proper despatch. aud when In all respects
ready, you will sail for Europe and AS
until further orders. The squadron will
for the present consist Of tls, Chicago, At
lauta. Boston and Yorktown. to which the
Enterprise will be added upon your ar
rival within ths. limits at the European
station. When yo,I have hoists'sl your flag
you will return to Washington and tempo
rarily resume yo,,r duty In the navy de-
partinent.
lSigncsi. BENJAMIN a. TWACV.
Secretary of the Navy.
The secretary Says the relief OF Cotnno-
dors Walker grows out of mo- personal or
official differences tntwccn himself and
the cornInoslorc. The officers has been
eight years at the head Of the, navigation
bureau, and his time would expire.
To rs'appoint him for another term would
mean continuous service on shore for Il
years, IA precedent which the secretary
does not to establish. The vessels
which will lbe under Commodore Walkers
command are the pick Of the navy and ir
fact with the exception of tho Charleston
and Baltimor,. which have not yet b<ei
accepted. represent all of the navy.
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THE GEN. GRANT MONUMENT.
Origin of the Motive of the Grand Army
Mem to Gonp piete IL.

Men so Complete IL.
NEW PGRk. Oct. 1. - Prof. Richard A.
Grcencr. secretary OF the Grant montn-
neut association. i'm am interview today
ON the new project for completing the
monument by the cooperation of ths,
Grand Army of the Republic. said: 81
must SAY that il is tn bs. doubted IL the mo
tive behind tho Grand Army encamJe
uieut at Milwaukee was wholly ingenious.
Some of the members of the association
have looked for its origin and
think they have traced il to- Influences
cxcrtsd 10y the worlds fair boomers for
Chicago and Washington: that il il the
western style of making n point upon the
alleged lack of public spirit in New York.
A. have said TIN" Iuenbcr- OF the asso-
citation iu New York have done well and
New York will raise all the money needed
for - monument of which the country may
be proud. such monument as Chicago
ha. raised to Grant would not be tolerated
here. At Washington the statue made for
Grant had to bs, bchsstls.ti. IL now stands
i'm one of the parks OF that city with an
other mans head ON il. Comparisons are
oSsip,ls indeed.
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BIT OFF A PIECE OF HIS LIP.
Terrible Fight In - saloon B~twe.-n 10 Ed
ttor and u True nssn.


NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Editor Angus y.
Mcintyre of the Long Island City Tribune
was in IA very prccario,is condition last
night. His face and head were badl,
bruised and battered that he il almost ui-
recognizable. He il confined to his bad
also. suffering the pain of "a rniich-kickesi
bssiy and "A broken ankle. Christopher
Madden. n trucknan, is r,sponsible for
Mclntyre's condition. Madden is dis
figured for life. He charges McIntyrs.
with biting of the lower part of his
lip early yesterday morning in "a saloon on
BORDEN avenue. From what can bG
learned il appears that Mcintyre went
into the saloon and almost Immediately
got into "a row with Madden. They
clinched and ss.ufiitd about the floor and
then fell. Madden cried out that his lip
had been bitten ant the spectators were
Mortified tai find g,iiverinx piece of flesh
big as a half-sioilar coin lying i'm the
-awdust. Madden managed to regain his
feet and began kicking Mcintyre and bs,-
fore hs was dragged away the man was
bleeding i'm a dozen places and insensible.
Mcintyre was taken home. His ply sicisan
has fear that he will not recover.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The whereabouts
of the revenue cutter Bear have been
made known tn the navy department by
Lieutenant Commander Stockton, Of the
Thetis. The Bear was at Point Borrow
July -. when the Thetis arrived there,
and was still i'm port ON August 4. when
the latter vessel left for "A short cruise to
the eastward. where - whaling fleet il
cruising, A point for the Port Barrow
refuge station has been selected. and the
house was well under construction while
the Thetis was there. The whalers lent
much assistance.
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q. m.-This precinct as far as counted
promises but slight majority either way.
Last year Il gave g. majority for Carter.
BeaverheaAl County.
DILLON, Oct. I. $3.50 p. m.-Thc vote OF
Dillon ON congressman is Carter 2l2. Ma
Rinnis III. Gave Carter 100 majority last
year.
DILLON, Oct. .. 3 a. m.-This precinct
gives Powers 213, Toole 17s, democratic
gain OF "a.
Deer I4,s,g. County.
PHILIPsBuRG, Oct. I. y y. m.-Thc NJ
turns indicate that Phlipsbirg gives 80
republican majority.
GEoRGErowN, Oct. I, 9:25 y. m.-Power
carries this precinct by IL majority. IL
gave Clark 2s majority last year.
KIRKvILIE, Oct. 2. 11:l0p. m.-Repui,-
licans will have u majority OF IL votes.
Last year their majority was 5S.
PIONEER, Oct I, II I'D p. m.-The cleo
ton here resulted: Maginnis 45, Carter 10,
Toolc 45, Power 10, Moore :. Qui9ley 4s.
Last year democratic majority here was
36.
DEER LODGE. Oct. 1. II I'D .. m.-Cartcr
and Power have about 10 majority, n dem
orratic gain of Al.
DEER LODGE, Oct. 2, 3:15 a. m.-This
precinct will give at least 80 majority for
Carter. The count will not tn finished
until late i'm the morning.
MissOssla County.
MIssOULA, Oct. 1, 3 80 y. m.-Democrats
claim, the county by 10 majority. Gave
Carter 67s majority last year.
MIssoULA. Oct. I. sp. m.-At . O'clock
in this city is tie. Last year the town
gave 159 majority for Carter.
Yellowstone County.
BILLINGS, Oct. 2, 12:3O a. M.-Stillwater
gives Carter 3s, Maginnis Ii, Power "a.
Toole IL, Conrad -, Richards :ss, Brown
-, Rotwitt 16, Collins ~, Hickman. M.
Fitzgerald IN, Kinney n, Haskell 36, Penn
berton IL, Cannon rs, Russell, -, Arm
strong -, Harwoosl "a, Cope IL, Kennedy
M, BabcOck, republican, "a. Teneyck,
liston, democrat, IL; district judge, Bur
leigh, republican, 32, Milburn I'D. Last
year Saltwater gave Carter 81 majority.
Park City gives Carter 81, MagiGnis 81
Power ~, Toole xs, Conrad ID, Richards
81, Armstrong "a, Howard 4s, Burlcigh,
rep, for district Judge. As; Milburn, lem.,
Is; Babcock, rep, for the senate, 81; Ten
nyck, DEM, 10; Norton, rep, for reprcsen-
| tative, ~; WiilistOn, dem., Xs. Not over
600 votes were cast. The state and leRis'
| lative republican ticket is elected. The
majority for the state ticket is about 55
Last year Park City gave Carter A. ma
| iority, and Yellowstone county gave linn
1S7 majority.
Billings as far as counted gives Carter
75, Maginnis 1O2, Power 81, Toole 1O3. The
count is not completed. Billings last year
| gave Carter 81 majority.
| ChOteau County.
| BIG SANDY, Oct. =. ? a.. m.-This pre-
| cinct gives Maginnis 3 majority and Tools
q. Last year il gave 81 tlenocratic ma
jority. Chinook gives AZ majority fo
| Carter.
| CYPRESS, Oct. 2, 2:45 a.. m.-Toolc ~
ccives 46 majority here and MaRannis ~
Last year this place gave 81 majority fo
Clark.
CHoTEAU, Oct. I, IL p. m.-Choteau pre-
cinct gives Carter 81, Maginnis 55, Powc
53, Toolc e., Smith 60. Baker 81, Mitchell
s3. Beartlman 56, Taylor 81, Dotld 40. Las
year Clark had majority in this pre-
| s.inct.
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From the New York Weekly.
Testy old gent-Huh! Do you think yua
can support my daughter i'm the style 10
which she has been accustomed?
Young s,iitor-well. no: but 1 can sup
port her i'm the style 10 which her mother
was accustomed for n COOL many yeara
after she married yosl.
Old gent lssitsis,etp Take her. my soa.
and bc happy.
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Fall. short of Hor~~ Power.

WAsHISGrON, Oct. 1.-Rumors have
reached the navy department that the RE-
suit of the engineers computations of the
horse power developed 10y the cruiser
Baltimore on her last trial. shows she
falls short of contract requirement 5000
by Just XS horre power.
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wAsHISGToS. Oct. THE inspection
board has reported to Secretary Tracy
that the gtinboat Petrol just completed at
baltimore complies with the contract re-
qtiirenents in the matter OF cons strtIction,
material and requirements.
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Y~ss~rsiay.. Hall Gnm~.

At Baltimore Baltimore 4. Athletic 5.
Al 81. Louis-St. Louis ., Louisville 4.
Al PittsturH- =. New York =.
Al cleveland 5, Boston 4.
AZ lnslianapolis-Indian annapolis 4, Phila-
ds.lphia
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Many Killed, and Injured.

STUTTGARr. Oct. IA train ran of the
track near Wild Park station to-day and
rolled over an embankment. Many per
SONS were killed and injured.
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Gladstone Recovering.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-Gladstone Is recover
ing from his cold though he IL still con-
fined to his ROOM.
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BUTTE, Oct. I, 1910 y. m.-Siiver Bow
goes democratic. Democratic gain II
Dillon of 90. We have won. Butte, re
publican, gives up for the first time in it.
political history.
BUTTE, Oct. 2, 3 a. m.-Silver Bow pre-
cinct gives Carter IL, MaRinnis n. Othe
candidates are i'm about the same ratio
Last year Clark had Ii majority I'm thi
precinct.
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TOWNSEND, Oct. I. 8; 30 p. m.-The va
of this precinct ON the heads of the tick
is Ma0innis IS, Toole IS, Carter 90. Pow
n. Last year the town gave Clark Ii nj
jority.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oct. 2.-2:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-08
To DIslodge the Enemy.

When it takes the form of disease of the kid
neys or bladder. is b task well NIGH impOss bic
of accomplishment. Renal and vesical NAL
aides are more obstinate than any others.
of inactivity o. the macy organs with Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, which Ossesses,
among other excellent qualities, tn Sc of an
efficient diuretc The degree of stimulation
apparent from its use reaches but never goes
beyond, the bounds of safety. II iHvigOTates
always, never irritates. Brights disease,
diabetes catarrh of the bladder. are diseases
successfully cOmbatted in their incipiency
with this benign medical stimUlsnt and tonic.
Besides reinforcing and regulating the kid
neys and h adder, the Bitters is a specific for
fever and @gue, ccnStipat on and dys-
pcpSiA %6St