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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
syrup Of Figs,

Produced from the laxative aud putri-
tious juice Of California fig, combined
with the medicinal vtrtar, OF plants
kEogu "a ha most beneficial u the
human system, acts gently. al the
ktdney-, liver and bowels, gtlectuaily
cleansing tne System, di,psllIng colds
and hraI1rne-, and curing babl,uul
Cunst patt0U,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
ANeu Methodist Mn,,tcr

Rev. Wilder Nutting aDd wac came
In nom the west yesterday. Rev. Mt.
Mating vas by the lat session ol Tie
Methodist conference appointed lo the
pastorate of the NJ. i. church VI Miles
City aud will at once enter upon his
work here. He exprc-s's himself well
pleased with ais fret impressions OF
Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
The Horse sales Association

The adjourned meetingo q the COM
mittee OF twenty-five was held yesler.
day at the Club rooms. The business
to be transacted was the hearing of
reports o, the subcommittee on land.
buildings and correspondence appoint-
ed at the previous meeting. The
committee on land presented a report
statinc that the committee had ex-
amined "A number Of locations, and
had found several that were admir-
ABLY adapted 10 the purposes Of race
track and fair grounds. Most of the
land which was thought TO be suitable
was found to belong 10 non-residents.
These parties had been written TO for
prices and In some cases answers had
been received, but In the majority of
Instances. the owners were still TO be
heard from. The land priced thus far
was from IS to So per acre. In view
OF the fact that there were Other
parties to hear from the committe,
asked further time which was granted
: The committee on buildings had n,
. report ready, for the reason that the,
. were without information as TO tn
b extent and quality OF buildings tina
A would be required by the association
Information was given them in thi
. regard and the matter was again com
g mitted TO them for report at the nez
: meeting. The committee on CORES
}. pondence reported having received
II communication from J. NJ. Hannafor
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Our llue Ia summer fabrics Is reach.
ing tHe desired y int. Through our
reduction -nies they are going faster
than ~e expected. Agrrat IN ny who
eyed = b4rgiiu aud were coming next
day To crich the price were "isal-
pointed. They didn't 20 begging tor
customers ut prices offered. We are
fixing up our bargain counters bran
new for the week. You all know
what il means when we speak through
THE JOURNAL Call and see what We
nave 20 place on enter ,ubl,s to-mor-
row. LEE EIsENBERG. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
A Change for Teams.

The quartermaster at Fort Keogh
has been asked by department head
quarters rs 10 what price teams could
be hired IN this vicinity TO accompany
the troops on the tall encarpmenr,
The trip will Last forty days aud a
number oil teams viii be required,
Parties who have teams 10 hire should
communicate with Lieut.. Martin, al
Fort Keogb. II prices are reasonsbl,
he may be instructed 10 hire the nee.
essary transportation ! ere.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

+, d+r'ilr Il sure remedy when sick
is ia court suffering and uav,lr death.
Take Samaritan Neryiar. a. Drug
gists.
Reject AL the fiery tlniCs AID appe-
~ti.ers, anutluug to Samaritan Nrfvine.
Sl.5D.
Cured me Of Epilepsy, Have gained
81 puunGs, and hHvc nat bad a fit Tor
4 years. WALTER GRAHAM,
Tyndall, Oak.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

{. \. Murney, well known In Miles
Cay ~ the pa, p'orrie'or0f tue Stock
Grnvers Journal, arrived last night
from the cu,t. NJ. MaTney Is now
rel resenting II We stock commission
A..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Judge S:revell aui Geo. Aller,on
were Passengers IN the delayed train
from the west We ,terday. Together
with Others they male II dttour of the
slide and eau e TO town OH II c"nstruc-
don train, arriving here about 7 p. N.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
pkoro,AI.s roR WATER WORKS

Il Ones % f0st QIartermasier, Fort keogu, NJ,
T. july 10. lasg.--sealeI prop sails in iripIica,e,
subject g. the usual conditions, will jc received At
this OticH gntIl II o'clock Noon on Aug. ~, lss?
al which tine and place they vii. he Opened Ia the
presence OF bidders, tor furnishing ali The skil ed
and uDskilled labor required by a new system OF
water supply Tor this posi-. Specifications, in,
siIuctions 70 bidders, AMI blank fJrms u -Topos.
ais will Dc Furnished on application TO rhis Office
NJ. c. MARTIN, Isl Lieu. snd K. Q. y, 21nd Int
A. A. q. N, L s. A.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

w. G. Harris, Of the sheep firm OF
Harris X W"ircH, has LETT for Dillon,
Ia Beayrrheud Uuty, where he VIII
purchase sbpur 3 900 head If sheep, TO
b, brought 10 Custer and plSced onthe
I..I..n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Mr.. Hunter was in from Ekalaka
yesterday and went out with a wagon
load of ranch furniture. Hehas given
William Courtensy an order for 100
head of cattle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Prof. Bach has just received a guam.
tity of imported family wine, which
sells at $3.50 per gallon. This Is a
splendid summer cordial, and Its pur.
ity Is guaranteed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Perrie wilkins Wa IN town all day
yesterday. He states that he will not
Commence shipping ratlle uUtl! Sep
iembpr 18TH. H. has Skipped u ear
.0Ud within the ,a~t week, but ihis
VA. mo- commencement of MS All
nu.l shipmrnI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Red Ward and George Reilz enter
tanned a large party Of their friends
last night with a banquet, the chief
feature OF which was Coohon dc Lat,
eto6c auec chataigne, with numerous
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

At the NJ. T.. church to-day Rev.
Wilder Nultipg will preach both
morning and evening. Sunday school
at 10 o'clock, preaching tat IL "A. u. and
AT 1880 4. M.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Charles Root, a well known herder,
was hurt Friday night by a horse fall
ing on his leg. The limb was very
much sprained aud he will be laid W
for several days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Mrs. William COurtenay and chill
dren were expected to leave last night
for Hunters Warm SprIug-, east OF
Miles CIV.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Johuuy Cosgriif has started up the
Opera House solUon, where he viii be
pleased 10 see his friends aud the pub.
lie generally.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
Lost.

A gold watch chriu in tNe shape 81
a bnnt with a cn,'- head in the leg.
will iuy Sc su.tdle reward for the
return 81 the above.
Jas. NCNAvNY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for C~astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave heru CastOria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

sAhGsMES-Wr wish a lew n1n 70 sell our goods
b. sa.np!e ~ the VII lssac and retail Trad. Jar.
est manlfrs IN our ilne. Enel0ss leelt slauu.
Wages e. per day. Permanent position. No pos.
tai answered. Money advanced Tor wage, al
%Nertisin. etc, cENTENSrAL .MAN'I'6 Coni L,n.
CIN ATT, UHIO
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Doc Reid has gone 90 RJ6insoa's
rancho "A few m.les wet on the rail-
road, Mr.. Robinson being iil.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Ifyou are thirsty NJ want a good cigar
90 To the Park st. Opera House saloon.
where Johnny CosgriT is ma deck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

NJ. r. Curtin, of Minneapolis is at
the Mcqueen,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

john Z. RouTks, stock Tgent OF the
c., ST. p q X. G. Il, r, has returned
trom his eastern TIL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Geo. l.. & rtwri grt rud J. +. Frick-
er are both IN from Terry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

All of Billiards. wine. are guaran-
teed strictly pure. Prices low.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

{. w. G. rlaln ami {. Mechanics, Of
81. Paul, are az the Macuneen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

Mems bAlhr'ggau underwear for 81
per suit at G. b. Tower d Co...
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

NJ. Msris, OF Idaho, il AT tbe Mac
queen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
Cord. pr Sixth aud Main street.. Miles City
MARKET REPORTS
Furnished py iirandrBburg a Van Easken.
Dealers ia . rrrh and salt Meats,
rroduDc, EfU, LIE.
MEALS

Fre.h Dish, per ,uuuf ...l5@ Is cents
Siii FISH " " ....luj1 ~
rEOBIII.
lsgrCl butter. set isIuUd-9nHt 80 cents
Eastern rr-au. ~. .l5G2l "
Fresh rgr-, l'sr Il zer.. .lSe2j
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

:. H. Hardin, OF Clirago. is AT the
Macqucen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

c. A. scoui- down FROM Living
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21

r. J. Perry IS in town from s.. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-21
LOCAL IT EMS.

Where Is liz t,p"fltT
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

IL 3 Ulaes. Gar . place = is bslL II
I zers " hs.l I @ol12 s2ls - drink
.1iskey a. tLs IrUe
Yea rsd-aossa AstLoG1sts sa1 Sap
Esss. 90 yea szEE - - - Esavcn
Wat so1id yoa % n ns2Fsa ~lsh sEch
: nose 101 vo4lc os gong 4re1-1
among sAs good SISTERS Tor sE.teZlng
sgsrs u2rulag to ~nltsu Il
II there = 4ny 1lxh hcenss nan
nere rr0s ntM CT. Let hlu zes p o.
as had lsgs AD- ! promise you re
aext tns ae l-ss the rrogn1 ae = IA e
going - sne FaIs 0f . naiLs minute.
Give ne she devil for presidents
zith as zslnlOns as cabinet o,hcexs a1t
20 wniskey. without sliszey they
Uo4id have - resi ~ 4ad - b4ez to bell
As long ~ se have eh.skey &c wl4
run lhs tsTLl cat y the country. ike =
dog / sss running = hcg oEce-Ehe dog
Ia front
some Of you dont ike % Do talked
g. So plai2ly. some % yo1 i4ttle fellows
Way ~ cOu-d Stand on your noss and
pas yo4 Ia one eye zld zisk y0a IA the
other. fou b~z ~ differ witE God Al
a. n.xhEy, DO yo2 ? Nny you can 80
through such little thing a. = keyhol-
with both eyes ~ once and not Dc cross
eyed az that.
Round dancing Is nothing uRdss
God Almightys Heaven bat hugg1ng
set 20 muslc. The dancing business is
based on the seIes- There amt a b0y
IN America Who would 90 across the
street % dance . stag dance
Il would rather be sam Jones than
Fen Harrison; my JOB outlAsts his.
When they turn the rssczls ost-and
they name them right will be In"
It Is pity 20 10 obliged 10 part com
pany with sam jones' upon 50 brief An
Introduction. lie has . good deal q
say about himself and yet does no seem
to cross the borders OF good taste For
= man who talks much he says little
shat IS wearisOme- Without being pos
itiVely theatrical no utlliEes his arms,
pushes his Angers through his hair and
manipulates his voice SO that the most
striking effects can be secured. IL Is
not an exaggeratiOn TO say that tho
pulpit has no more characteristic, origi-
nal and interesting figure. Like one OF
the springs AT Round Lake, he never
runs dry. GEO. +. DoBsoS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

Wkszs = E1s 81 tnsE yea vsEsf s>la ne
cad
A1d .As uozAsr sEEs1 ssex - Asr n1ss2
eyes-
-szs sss sEers t1e t.1s1 y4elsts &c
Al 80 81 So 81 lss - t1S sk'esf
-W1ers l@ss years. eAr1z s.ns l2st yesrs
sclzsf
Sc cazgst - tae faa<y. - snl11rss ~iiA
q BIT u go sho1l1 nsees sit4 t6s gtri ta@l yo<
s@re.
D. yo1 LbzS yoa ~o1ld k1ow lei ssillf
- reu1s14 c<x kes eyss snc hss vsv-zs h@-fi
Ises tAeu aoE a. / -ec< 80 yea
hy lgfLs cs1s41sg, wasa oae creAl 1isss
AEetEsr souzsuEsz oo1ss traei
KozLers are better teaa girls ! loi1k.
I1ey SO y0Cr wears. An1 E11 c1t tAe "a q
AZ s1l.s s1eu you su1s. Pray eo a9' ~
bsck
Hyc1 have ne chance again.
Al toere % 10 fear Of that ny s~ooL
Dot1er fer sTerDore a1t > cay
1sh@ll -. We So .et tEe ~ t@4f "-s
VIA sogr faded y-olets stay
-<rsIlo.te a. P1cx4f1. 10 H8rpSrs b44-f.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20
PLAIN OLIVE OIL.
Its value 40 Curative Agent In Cases
Of Scarlet Fever.


Of Scarlet Fever.
Dr. Hutchinson. in the American Msga-
zinc. says:
Among the many mothers who read
these Ines there may be one or more whose
child has scarlet fever, that terrible disease
that has come 20 be 80 dangerous of ate
years. aud wHo wi be eiad - know of
any thing 70 help their baby. And this is
something 20 simple, yet - effective. that
10 physician can obi jsct 10 IS employment
Il il the application 20 the entire body ef
warm sweet oll. wei rubbed ia There ia
something curious in its immediate god
effect Aiuost twenty Years ago ! had lve
2 tieuts in one family SICK with the at q
nose OF throat variety of scare fever. ard
had them al brought into ore room for ccn-
venience sake. "a wei 8s sec'1sIeu. Elva
little heads returned n7 Fres -5ng every
tine visit was made. ard al c.su0red
loudly fcr fhelr oii bath 80 medicine was
given. ana BIT itfis f7od vas needed %
supplement absorbed cil. An5 in recoverv
there was a. absence of the usBsi cornr'.-
cations. - that in rv u estern town III
bars cane 20 - generally used with eF-
C ieut results.
.O ser fsfs were tried bat none a.
svered tae 5---e ps-p1se r. ret1it ou AID
ska cooe- as wei ss pam ofve Oil Isl
We wrr-r rra
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

The attention Of She passengers n a
Southern smoking car vas rivsrea on a
strangely behaved negro. He rocked
himself from side 20 side without ceas-
ing "W hats The matter With Tou'
asked a traveller who Was In -re car
"Does ron know Dan Mcf+srr' f0-
1airef ERE negro Yes "WcI sah.
be sold ue si-er va-rb fo- 80
added the negro. still swsrir- f-o-n
s5a - side "an - s-ous r7Vlr dis
here wa7 10 watch ioaR g 10 moab.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20
SUNDAY WITH SAN JONES.


~ L~ss ssra.-sa .k sea.a s~k.-Fns
xsiAas Fsiass II as Dlsce4rss-A
nrfl1laas Psa Fsetars "a 80
Asr1s saa 80 see1e
Cor9E1Gsr I6ss
IN tss valley of ths appsr Ha6son,
snese TIE lr9s lsis measured arrows
sirh s1s ALONG IN invader t1ree centa-
rios ago. ana where krsnch explorers
battered flrs sith lae Mohasz warriors.
csmy meetings have been held for
t@sAty Ys4rs- hoand Lake nestles
Among sl0ping AllLs aud ve1iznt ne4-
dc1s, less tlan al hours railroad rlds
fr00 Troy. ,. l., the hizh lands co the
east concealng the op~a counrry Ah-c1
caches sAs saa1o@s Of the Greer Nom
t4las la ne tzF distance TIE he1nS
dat settlement 0R the banks u the i4ss
- a cottage clustered wood IA ne
great alil tsrlaH. -am Jones. 0f Georgia,
bro4Shg - close thls years lnsetins-
There ~as Inspiration Tor the most slug
9ish of pulpit orators IA the aadlenee
he faced He Is spare aBd not yet an
ZulA- Ia bald his DARK mast@cne
tapers slightly a. it droops below the
Lips. His carriage Is . paradox IL
xevea1s Q sort u awkward grace.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

The shortest line 10 Detroit .snd-Fast. fle-
fant pdIior ears between Detroit and Grand
Rapids. Trains leaving Detroit - y m aud
1ranc hspiis 90. N run c.4ily. Otber trains
csily except sunday.
A. ALxeuIsr. Tictet Agent. Depot Gro. w.
NUvso>, nion Ticket Agent 81 Eonroest.
CEo. r.. SsIrI. Gen. 4. Grand Rapids W.
4. CARrgNTEK, lraffc Manager. :. Is. - UlLs-
rIN General MANAGE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20
TRAIN TINE TABLES.



skAlkS aolNs kakFE-
Traverse c1fy Sa4 A4c4ll4s ,1xils
Traverse Clts Aad AAoki14x laalls
rAotI4 e1uaaN II = 4 n
IrsterSs CTS .Lslly ca oepi Sun4ayL "a IA
fVtaskSx eI1 n sck IAN Cklifk ft & u
- a1a 80 sra.as have tnT1.. 4
cQacnc sttal lscc lar ceslnsN farlof cara 90
81 = Aae II - : ~ frli ns 3ac slecplnf c&rs
81 h ~ a. irAt1.s. Trans ATT - itaE. Pelas
kVk aDa NacA lHaN ~ & - 3 il a&ils aaa fIof1
NaeAsn3w aao Traverse Gay e. So a. a14
81 - b m aAliy except SUNDAY. fron frAeorss
tltA - A.4a . n. tralns arr1flng - ll - : n
elc tast "a have thre0F1 eo@ches trezs
s~sInAN-
sEksSs soISc sorEx.
I or ClnciunsI aaiiy cxecpi SanoAy9 FsNAn
- ara u ~ ne .eAilS exorpl o4aI.. T. a. y "a
of Cincinnati .aalsy .....-.-.-..---.--.. - n
~ eiu1Eis ala CAlos4o lGziiy ex-
f.Jaa g. rra'a has parsal car attached
tI4 a.. TRAN nAs slrf 81 "a cs4f faT 4. nclHnx1
d k , - trslA AS sietQiaf e@E lor CAlo~4s
fralas srrfvs frou Cincinnati Il 70 m
CAY auc : - y a. daily cAcept S0e1Ay. frsa
lurl sSHe Ht sos u sl1 ffsla s. aria "a
n 4siis except Senaay-
Trains arriving al "a ~ LA through seeS~
ia esr frem Dhlc~so. lcaslAg CLle@4s a. "a q
\ u oails eAocIl o4iuroas-
musksse1. GrAnd Rapids q Insia.s- .
Iof NaSk on. LIZ -lcsR- % .lssm-S.sQ pu
fToIa At iO ia al - a = 4 q
Through 1lck ets end f4li inf0rka alter cAa -
hAd ~ cs.lllnE upon 4. AlESuist. Tlokcr agent
81 depot. ~ a ". AansoA sl0A ucaoi aecn<
q Monroe 81
c l. LooKsoen Gen Pass Art
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

There. SD tte rev lady r -. cssfe
s.s-s f-e graves ~ ne former owners ar
ce-tcrs n s1cestoTS SIC ADDED pres1.g.
'ssrs 81 lrg
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

IDdLy. All DINERS lhIIf except Nuulaf
I*flng effect sunday. July a.. lhbe.
Sleeping cars run ou Pacific and Atlantic kx-
Presses ~ aud from DeIroit-paror cars run
on Day tNpress anc STaud Rapids F. press 20
tnd from bStroiI-Direcg connections made at
Detroit with a. through trains Esst-Iickets
g. sale ~ Union Ticket once. G. Monroc-st-
tud u Union depot
TKFn ~ BKIoGS, Gent hgt e5 Monros st
Q. ". kUGcLKs. q. ,. and j. AEt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

= Train leaves tfar1 LH lIGs Tor Al.alan II
l.l1 = fi. arriving there 81 3.Zl
ihroukh tickets sold 90 principal points IN
the United ~tafes. Mexico an1 Canada al aloa
44ckei once a. =. rsfrE.
G. 7. a.. Cleveland. Ohio.
THE POPULAR STEAMER. TH0s TRIhNT.
is making daily frls from Fetoskey 10
fasf Jordan ald refafu
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20


*Daliy. fDAlls except SUNDAY. fDally ca
haiufcaS. titAfls except Monday.
Through coaches 10 Chicago On ttW . N
Train. through paIior coach 10 Chicago on
-. y N fraln-N0 rAfr4 ChArfe for seaIs.
The 80 a. m. train consisting Of day coaches
hnd smoker runs through 81 Chicago soli<.
ihIoAkh comb nation sleeping and char
ca, y and nom Indianapolis Oh Nleht ~
press trains
THROUGH seepers 10 and from Chicsee en-
night Ixprrss trains.
". a. CAKrfrfEs. Jra-ic Manager.
Nn1IAK A. HANEfT IA Gen. Passs. AgeuL
The Republican journal., 1889-12-12

Unequalled Brussels soep
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-14
epRINCs. TENN. Univ A. 1859.

TATE eDRINGs, TENN, July 4, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., . Atlanta Ca:
During the spring of 1871, while " '''x
in the field at my home in Morgan county,
Ca, pulled off my shoes to give my feet
rest. Unfortunately, walked into clump
of poison oak, and in fey days my feet
were in a terrible condition, and I-could not
put on shoe because of the soreness and
swelling. was treated as poison oak cases
usually are, and everything was healed up.
About the same tine the following spring,
1872, my feet became sore again, as at first,
and every succeeding spring for FIVE years
brought back the same condition of the dis
ease, only each time it became more dis
tressing, because began to think it was a
lifetime trouble. Finally, I was induced to
try Swift's Specific. took six bottles, and
to-day am entirely well. My improvement
was gradual from the first, and no evidence
of the disease remains. shall take pleas
ure in testifying as to its curative proper
ties. 1t is the greatest blood purifier in ex-
.stsnce, Yours truly, J. L. MORGAN.
The foregoing certificate is taken at
random from thousands a letters in posses.
sion of the Swift Specific Co., and presented
simply as sample. 1t is voluntary
etafefasnt, giving facts ard results of the
case. Its accuracy and genuineness are
beyond question.
A valuable Treatise on biesd and Skiu
Diseases mailed free. Address
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer Atlanta. &c
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-14

The following letter, published by re-
quest of the acknowledgement, is seit-eN-
planatory;-
State of Minnesota, acknowledgements
office.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 20, 1889.
Believing that it is not generally u1-
derstood throughout the state that by
Sec. 7, chapter II, general statutes OF
1878, it is made the duty of the adjutant
general to prosecute all pension claims
against the government without cost to
the claimant The undersigned desires to
make it clear to allhonorably discharged
soldiers and sailors, their widows and
orphans aud dependent parents. now
resident of this State, that every honest
and n1eritorious claim against the United
States government for pension, bounty,
or back pay, will be cheerfuily received
and promptly and vigorously prosecuted
without money and without price.
The necessary blanks will be sent upon
application, to any part of the State:
Letters will be promptly answered and
all information cheerfully given.
John H. MULLEN,
Acknowledgement.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-14

Orla Whittord left for the prairie on
Friday last tor the summer.
Elmer Shafer and wife returned from
Minneapolis on Monday last week, and
on Tuesday he started for Washington.
His wife will follow hin about May 1st.
Mrs Frank Trace lies very low with
typhoid fever, lat the home of her parents
at this place. Mr.. Trace is with her at
present.
DR.. Garfield came up from Sank Centre
on Thursday returning on Friday.
w. T. Hanson of Chicago, was in town
last week. He returned home on Friday
A Norwegian north of town sent a
load of shot into Levi Nevell's fox hound
last week, the settlement of which cost
him ten dollars Rether dear shooting
F. H. Billings had the misfortune to
cut a cash in the instep of his right foot
while chopping wood last week.
S. N. Thompson had man by the
name Of Hanson arrested for obtaining
goods under false pretenses, He Was
brought before Justice Scott on Monday
last and was bound over until the next
tern of court.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-03-14

Warmers Safe Cure removes headache,
deafness, nausea and convulsions. Why?
Because these troubles are symptoms of
malaria (uric acid poisoning). Grey
nold's System of Medicine" says of the
symptoms Of uraeInia: "They generally
begin insidiousy, with headache and
vomiting, followed by heaviness, indiffer-
enee and somnolence, succeeded by gener-
al COMMISSIONS and coma"