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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-05
HUMOROUS.


THAT failure Vas = terrible shock
to old Mr.. Hendricks" ayes. it must
have boon" ''You remember how
white his hair always wasp Yea"
We'll. you'll hardly believe It. but the
next morning whom he got up his hair,
was jet black-turned In . single
night Epoch.
-"How arc the crops doingP" said
the Car to a favorite at court "Pret-
ty fairly, your Highness," was the re-
ply. although In some quarters the
people arc complaining of too much;
reign" Let them take twenty years
in Siberia to dry up" answered his
Majesty, who II quick ut repartee
Time .....:
-Smith-':Hullo. JoEuson, you're
not looking we'll" Johnson-'.No
I'm undor the weather. I've had to
leave OF smoking. too" Smith
That's very bad" Johnson-'.Yes,
but that isn't the worst of 1t. I'm
afraid that leaving of smoking is go
ing to do me good. Medical and Sur
gical Reporter.
EO
I believe l shall sell lot of our 'front.'
age" She-''Why. Charley! you said
when you bought the place you would
never sell an inch OF that lovely lawn.
even If we were starving" He-'.My
love. at that time hud never had any
experience running q lawn mower. ~
Burlington Fee Press.
-Prize-fghter's second Cautiously
Don't be too confident He can't
hit as hard as you can. but he's chock
full Of trickA He's got great head
ON him." Pugilist (measuring his
antagonist with his eye)-''He'll have
greater one when I've got done
with him. I'm going to assist nature
little. "-Chicago Tribune.
Papa" said Amy. hesitatingly.
ell must confess something. Harry
and had arranged to elope tonight,
but my conscience. troubled me. and /
just had to tell you and spoil it all. I"
."1t need not spoil it," replied the
fond parents. ".go ahead and elope,
but never tell I knew OF it. 1t will
save the expense OF q wedding."-
Harper's Bazaar.
Joker Ito new boy in his favorite
grocery STOREY I'll see you have maple
sirupin. Where is it manufactured"
New b"y-''ln the maple groves Of
Vermont; the sap from the trees Is
run into kettles an then boiled on"
''See here, boy, I thought you just
came to this grocery storeP" yes,
sir. but ! worked in another grocery
store before. "-Philadelphia Record
Mrs. Manly Ito visitor)-"It Is an
outrage the way people talk. Every
body says that ] bulidoze my husband
80 that he is afraid to say that his soul
is his own. It's an infamous lie. just
ask my rsband himself Charles,
my dear. come here! Charles Gin
the next room)--"I haven't got time
right now, my dear." Are you COM
ing, Charles. or are you notp" "Tm
coming. Matilda, as fast as I can. ~
Texas Slftinga
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-05

&1s IA S1sn m 4 nONTM can be
y. SAW W VJlSsVu made working for t3s
Agents prot0i rod VINO can furnish 4 horse and
give th ir whelo time to the business. spare
nncni nta my bo prontabiy employed also 4
Few vacancies IN towns and oitipB b, r.
TA, PlenRe AtReH age nna busS ). an
experience. Never ObIna abe "a
.4SndA'.G -s%AuAR asE reply. ~. q. 4 t.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-05
LIBERAL PREMIUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pavilc
Trials of Speed to be Conducted Under the Auspices Of
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society.

accordance with Act the Legislature Nevada
IAN Act provide Of Asea
Society Of the State" approved March T. 1885, ..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-09-05

DKPUTY U. &. LAND AND MINERAL
~ surveyor for Nsvsda. Minss laid out
and Surveyed fsr Paint. Land surveyed, ap.
plicstions. contracts. paymsnts on land. and
apprTtaining to t'kiug mp or holding land Of
tho State OF Owe nment Att.ndsd to. shall
keep fully posted as to all lands taken mp and
vacant in she eastern part Of Nevada. 40
draAs. nike. Nevada
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
INFO WANTED.

Tnr Orange county board o! health
d"~lrcs Information Ol al ca>,.s of viola
tion Ok Their orders concerning the ship
mcnt OF goods from jacksonville. Vt q
nle,tin9 Of the board held on the 18th
OF December last, it was decided to
pro'l"lt the shipment OF all merchandise
iron. tha1 city into Orangr county. This
cr:i.i DID not include merchandise or bag
gag passing through that city from
points hcvond, and il was understood not
t. lur'odr such goods as hay, gram. etc,
>hipn,i alter the close Of the epidemic
ant Which might be side tracked for a
iew '..iy> before ISng sent forward, espe-
cIaiiy where cars were locked and sealed,
a l. often the case.
NJ q later meeting the board rescinded
50 much OF It's ioImer order as applied
TO fresh meat, (mot lncasrd in cloth). salt
meat, vegetables and other market pro
duce, fertilizers in barrels, and hardware
The admission oi all other classes OF goods
and me rrhandiSe is still prohibited under
the terms OF the original order
1t now comes to the knowledge of the
board that all effort is being made to
send ihfo the county cotton seed meal III
sacks, which has been housed in ware
house In Jacksonville in large quantities
during the entire summer. The trans
Portatlon OF such goods into the county
by transportation lines, or the receiving
OF them, Is forbidden by the order of the
board. Efforts have also been made to
bnny into the county from Jacksonville
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
inherited BLOOD Poison.

ii W many pc"p'c there ere Wln,>c distress
from sores aches Dins and cfmptve trudenc *
ale dnc 10 nueti c blood puIS..m Bad blood
passes from parent 10 c.iid. and i; therefore is
the day OF husband "nd w,.e 10 keen their
blood pnic. This l. easily ACCOMPLISHED by n
timely u" OF Il b 3. (B ,ian,c Blood b um)
Send !" Blood Balm Co, \ itnt;,, for book Of
mos convincing proof.
Jams IL u. Atlanta, Ga, writes NV two
sons "'re Effected with blood poison, hich
doctors sad was hereditary Ttey bn'h broke
on; and ernpuonS which b B b
p,'"'P !, controlled and finally cured com
pl, :"
VI ). VI. Williams Sandy Texas, writes !:
an q" poor afflicted children, who inherited
bl" Il nn'~''''. have improved rapidly after Al use
OF b Il. i. Ii Is Godsend"
J r Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N C. Feb
Is, 1895, writes: " Bone and blood poison forced
me 10 have my leg ampuaied, and on the stump
there came large ulcer which grew worse every
day until doctors gave me up to die. l only
weighed 1870 pounds when began to take B. B.
b., and IL bottles increased my weight to 1870
pounds and made me sound and well. l never
knew what good health was before" Feb I'm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
GOOD ADVICE TO TEHE ssAsL
WAN MAN AssEEgS esF 'EsEEI
COUNTRY

~" i''N ''g''
'"'gs N"''eH S,'''''' I. '''e ' - q"-'
~ VIC -'Vi'i'a''N ,NSS'''''''',' - '''''''''
Ia ''-''' ~ '''' ~ ',''''''1'
''-""t Ai'I"l'' - ''''.'N -
H'''S''l' views on t"Pi' - i'@'''''''
importance. Il "rl i1 ''"'' wa" "''V-
"e'' nc cafS1"''I t'">''N'V' - '''' ~
WHY managers % zee '"''.
'''' S.'''n[ = '''e ''''' 800
81" .'.'n '"''""f
"'' .a't'.. S'''.'
l.,.
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t.r lH.tr.>' ~ corpora "il t t--
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..... ...f.
,a- -"f ttt"
A.t i-.eNr. t.ea tr"a
t1ln~ Ns,t, t.. -r., ..N".a Il. tt"
cu4c;lu III o. tue law. GA ~ coHtrar<,
th,v uarr opposed trtt. l;u i; WAS 49,
~i-tn. f.. II; irI*u Il. ;~.Vel ~ tarp pro
pie. f,1 their protection a~ wei rs the
peoples a4aiu~t notorious Transportation
abuses. Tat. ii has proved beneficial to
botn is fact now generally conceded.
The disasters to railroad, Predicted to fol-
low its enactment have nos appeared. L
has worked hard~hipS in some instances.
Ii has tailed TO reach abuses Iii Others.
Bat on the whole il has greatly helped
railroads instead of hurting them, and it
must continue to do 50 II the roa Is Will
only observe 1t IN a friendly spirit and
lend Their aid to It's enforcement
On this polnt-honcSt observance OF
the law and co-opcratlOn IN It's enforcement
Commissioner Cooley justly lay much
stress. lie saws =
| desire to call special attention to thi, fact,
mat the PERIOD curing "hlch 'he IA" "'vI''Gl
that dnr;n, ,vIinh is n,nvi.o". were hsf oE
served. think Ills to be an undcniablc fact,
and if it is fact il is deserving OF more attention
than up to this time il has received from the
manasels ~ 'a ,hn ~ was "s% ','G efn"
lsost
He then ooos on 10 noint ont that the
evils most comnlaine1 of Nv railway man
aoprs arn evils which have rcsultc1 fran
aftemnts 10 violate or cvade the law and
which mioht have been avoided bv lovallv
obsarvjnr its provisions or NAV be rene
died bv wise amendments Take for OK.
annie. the mater of rate cutting from
which the roads have lately suffered
enormously They have had the remedy
IN tbeir own hand: Ono comnanr ,osorts
70 sacret cntt;ng &C . Lima that X IN v;nla.
ZION of the sn;r;t if not the lnttor of the
law and All comnetino lines aJont tho
oon,a ,o,;n,. Nth rn;n0,s cnnsonioncoo
If ;,,+dol &c ,h,, ,.;l,la,;,,,, -, ~. +l,,n,.
salyas cnno,.t;nat l;nos un1lI orr,;xn tho
e. q, w
n,oroo ca,n,,,;ss;,n o,'1 ,h,,,. 49,
e I .h. .Il
:" 'e''ie'1' - ~ law my "o".' P'o
''I. :''9-'"' ~ i'JI'' r"e'' Nv Il '''Oe'eo'
~ Is n0.t" o''ns n"Gt ",'9 al ' v"co"l
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
KATE AND TED.

An l said =" II dared to do so,
I'd lit o. uv this bast., an I'd throw
Both arms round yolr Waste,
An be Stain IL taste
Uy them lips that are coaXn' me So
Thin she bushel more Ilignant red
And she Aid, wiaoUi rAi~ln' her Mead,
An hen eyes lookn' down.
Meth her laSbc> 20 brown,
Would ycz like me u Gh,yc, Njsther Ted -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
RIBERA PECAN NURSERY
Soft Shell PGC3nnuN One Year Old Trees
Pot Ohice Dor !, BugD1od, Flu. Rail
road Depot, Milton.


"Turkey Egg variety al one cent per nut Other
varictle, at 30 per POUND, average about 90
nuts per pound one - .r cd trees AZ cents per
tree under 100 trees one hundred trees and over,
at per tree so per thou>and trees faverase
from i 10 - inc hirh.) Nuts and trees ready for
delivery rom \ pvrrlncr First come, first served.
Orders carefully packed ami shipped! directed
of order No pom itii'y >hif II n. I, rms
cash WIN pi!er ii Po~i-"iiir. Auu,N order on
Mton. FL, y = York EN !..,re. or Rcgi-tered
Letter. Private eli. ok or sia'n',S ny received
AhItlCR BROWN.
December Is l>>S.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Cured in It's worst form sometimes in cases with
Erysleias where he patient vas in Eternal Pain
and given UP by tie physicians In some cases
Scrofu!ous Ulcers broke out till the party was 9
mass of corruption a bottle Of p p. F. was
procured, and the disease Welded quickly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

M u\U\.4 Away, lave Ackel's Baby
~ ~>>E-N>> Soolher a, hand 1t is he
only safe medicine yet made HAT VIII remove
All intan'Il" disorders. / c nlan> m Opiph0 or
-H1Fphtne, but gives the chiid lrt"rtt{ ease tr0Ht
pam. Price p cents. Sold by VI Lively.
y Oh can help to advertise Florida by send
ing the lMMIGRATIoN FLoEDIAH to absent
friends
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
STATE. AZ W..

,v;u;o,, r .,:,..,.1
....''."''l. ~ i,';'
r.o,, ,4.r ,
-oJ0i-' ~ -'.'i- ' ~. 'i'I W." "
po'"''' l''''''''''''o = - "''''' 49, 49,
Il rltent has oet@ grated ~ t't~-
sell j. Amo.er, o. del nltiaN >a1asS, tor
a burner
-Tac United States wall steamer.
Sam sunk Opposite Apa'ac cola II. =
day. No .Ht.~ " re lo~'.
The C.aaGy Z nua~s.oasy9o C...U~
county have selected Fe.rasfr - as t.e
date ior voting uu tie c5au-< >eat g3 s.
ton.
contracts "i/r ".0H S--u,J - Wh'I'
5000 tons OF -A.aaania e'at WIZ ieaNe
l'er>acola eacA month Tor the " est IN
dies.
There Is a movement ON loot ~ ii'F-
nando county TO Pe''l"1 'ne LPgi>.'''1'
~ cons , p '''o ,,' l aI,, ,;n
lioii1''""O ''',' a., '''''' '''''"
'''''D - " -, nv, ~,
- e''N'0oi' ''''''l ~ V'''' =. ~ -
icsS $50 '''','" ~ '''eo' Il; ''''> IVY
ol eo' ""lH 1.' -, '.e' 0"' o'''ACn9 f,''
oi'I ''i"' ''IH VIII NV - ''' S0' '''0'' ''''
- e">"o"i''
-lhe following new poStmasters nave
bcen appointed Tor FIorlda: MrS. Nate
NJ. DuVal, Madison; hlchard IL. " MT
Ier' or w i'ee"' Or"''Sg co'"'H y, "a
'na.,el -i'''0"' -''''' '''' ''''
oo""Iy. W. D rD.,o.,.
O.I9 ,i1 -, 1's;.'.
IL TT LAM '"'l'o 1aonU"s on IVA" . 49,
H.. ~" I",te p',a' ,nI
U"~"n' oG 4''I .l
% la'rto oest ci''~1ns, an 81 nV'ii are
niin - iei''' - wy '"io'''e" "i"'N"n'
Monticello Constitution MAJ. Slmp-
klns IS putting about 200 acres IN oats.
....1here has not been a car OF estern
corn brought to this town IN several
years. Our farmers always raise sufh-
c'en' loi noi's Pun pos a'o snip great
Au"i'y V'i vows W V'"ei maj Ne'S'
-MonucellO Tribune: through the
courtesy OF Mr. -. l.. Oakley, the accom-
mOdating Deputy Clerk OF the Circuit
Court we were allowed to examine the
records for January 1880. We found
that the aggregate amount Of real estate
transfers recorded in the past mouth was
2,439.33. This was the aggregate of 81
transactions, showing a healthy and gen
eral activity in the markets. We expect
a decided increase in the coming months
as January is usually slow month for
sales.
-Farnandina Mirror. The t',ruan6ina
C;tv Council have authorized = snrcjal
committee Of tha, hodv to accent q nron.
osition for the purchase Of the civ bonds
- ha ;.snad for tho nurnosa or inauopra.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

B lgiam has "a very elective method
OF treating drunkenness which has never
been tried in this Glorious country. The
individual who is arrested while drunk IL
compelled to sweep the public streets for
two hours after ne gets sobe.. 1t is
claimed this is better punishment than to
shut the drunkard up in the station
house, and parties are rarely punished
the second time. If they want 10 get
drunk, they nave the SENSE to keep ont
OF public gazr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

20 For three ONE DOLLAR snbscrip-
tons to THE FLoRlDIAN We will send the
Detroit Free Press one year as Pre-
MUM.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26

MRS HAYES, wife Of ex.President r. B.
Hayes, departed this life at her home in
Fremont on Tuesday morning, at six
o'clock, after an illness OF FIVE days.
Thus we have enc more to add to the
death list Of noted people of our country
for 1889. The deceased was always on
hand where there was any good to be ac-
complished. During the civil war she
spent much Of her time attending the sick
and encouraging the homesick soldiers.
In her death the nation feels tina, 1t has
lost one Of lis noble women. The former
mistresses Of the White House are becom-
ing few. Mrs. Polk, Mn. John Tyler and
Mrs. Grant survived their husbands, and
are still living.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
The Convention.

1t will probably be decided to-day who
will be the next nomineeI for governor.
Since our last issue the name Of the
present incumbent has been sprung upon
the public and his chances Tor a renom.
ination for fourth time is indeed fatier-
ing. The people Of the northern part Of
the State expect to be recognized in this
campaign as they have not had the honor
OF furnishing the nominee since the war.
We hope the nominee OF the convention
will be the peoples choice and all go to
the polls and cast their ballots in his favor
The present administration has been a
very clean one and in the hands of Re-
publicans we shall expect continuance
in the same line for even the higher In
terests for the state.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26

THE Democrats are booming Joseph
Zimmerman of Fremont for Senator. This
is the identical Joseph who fed from his
post OF duty at Columbus to Chattanooga,
Tennessee few years since in order that
a quorum could not be formed in the
senate to transact business. But quorum
was formed and the business was trans.
acted Just the same and an earlier adjourn
ment was taken than In many years pre-
vious. Joseph is still held Up as proper
person to send TO Columbus to make laws
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
SILKS
INDIA, FAILLE FRANCHISE, SURAHS,
OTTOMENS, Black in all quantities
Of the best makes.

Henrieas in black and coored. The celebrated Priest
lys both Silk and Wool Wraps Cashmere Dress Goods
in all colors. Also full line of Cashmers the Print
ed Brillantine which is very desirable for
Our line of Saeens very full and of all prices from &c to
&c. in plain and figured also very desirable lot of Cha
lies of the new designs.
We call especial attention to stock of Black Dress
Goods being very large and very desirable consisting
Of more that fifty different pieces quality and price and
at prices that cannot be beaten We willing and would
be pleased to compare samples with any out of town prices
In White Goods have complete assortmen tat
all prices.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

Lucas COUNTY, s. y.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the firm Of +. ].
Cheney Co., doing business in the city
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that can not be cured
by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
A. d. SO.
-, A. W. GLEASON,
t--) Notary Public
P.S.-Halls Catarrh Cure is taken 10
ternally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucas surfaces Of the system. Send
| for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY CO., Toledo, D
GB-Sold by Druggists, 75 cents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26

ton and rather remarkable style Of COM
position was obvious In the graduating ex-
ercise.
Nellie Whitney, daughter of Mr.. N.
Whitney, was the valedictorian of the class,
and most nobly did she acquit herself in
this always rather trying position. Her
topic was words and Deeds" Miss Nellie
deserves much credit for the concise ar
rangement OF her composition-pathetic
in her farewell to teachers and scholars.
She was tranquil in her manner and spoke
distinctly.
Professor Kinnison spoke feelingly to
this, the largest class that ever graduated
from the Wellington High School. Or
the number, nineteen took the Latin course
and eleven the English. Miss Rose Becker
took both courses, and Henry Bowman
and John Sheldon took the prescribed
four years course in three years.
After the presentation Of the diplomas
and the singing of the class song the ben
ediction was pronounced, and the large
assembly took their several ways to their
several homes, all well pleased with every
thing connected with the Wellington High
School Commencement of S9.
NOTES.
The dresses Of the young lady gradu-
ates were unusually fine and in most ex-
cellent taste. White, pale blue, Nile green
cream white and salmon, were the pre-
dominating colors.
tits rare thing for class to possess sc
many fine musicians as the class Of 80.
Miss Ella Bush presided at the piano
during Commencement.
An orchestra, composed OF home talent
furnished most excellent music before th'
exercises and during the interim.
The young gentlemen OF the class wer
very becomingly attired In black, witt
white neckties.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
new YORK LIFE INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK. N. Y.
1SsuRksESttEE ksEStEf fbRRFPsSaarESSENr,i RF

Columbus, April !, 1889
I, SAMUEL n. KEMP, Superintendent Of In.
sufance OF the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that
the New York Life Insurance. Company, located
at New York I'm the State Of New York, has com.
plied In all respects with the laws Of this State,
relating 70 such Insurance Companies, and IL au.
thorized 20 transact its appropriate business Of
LIFE INSURANCE In this State, 10 accordance
With law, until the hrpt day OF April OF the year
next succeeding the date hereof. The condition
and business Of said Company on the thirty-hrst
day Of December, OF the year next preceding the
date hereof, 10 shown by the statement, under
oath, required By Section 2f, Revised Statutes OF
Ohio, TO be as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available assets Ca 6s5 O62B
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, Tex
cept oapital) ,including re-insurance,
and special accumulatons ,..,..,. 70,135 063.l7
General surpluson policy-holders' nc.
Amount Of Income for the year ....... 5,sii,ifs@
Amount Of Expenditurea for the year. I5,ss96l0I
t--.--..-f IN WfTrEss WHEREoF, j have here
SEAL. unto subscribed my name, and
caused my !onhcial zeal 10 be afixed.
l'-'-----' the day and yest frat ab9ys written.
supt. Of Insurance.
L. O. vANUxEM & co.,
GsnI Agents Tor Penn, Ohio. iIIs. and Delaware.
Sc. Mulford, Resident Gen'l Agt 70
Ohio. r. d. Bokum, State Agent 70
OHIO, Cleveland, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
Dress Goods /!
DRESS GOODS.

We call particular attention to our stock as
being the best we ever had and at lower prices. y,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-26
FOR SUMMER TRADE

We have everything desirable receiving goods daily.
Our stock is kept constantly renewed We now have in
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-03-07
Fair View Flashes.


Ed Chase has bought span of mules
of Harry Hinshaw.
E. E. Epperson preached his farewell
sermon at the Stone" school house on
last sabbath.
We are having fine weather now, for
which we are truly thankful.
WANTED-Six young ladies to become
mates on the farm for six young bache-
lors who are bashful.
Ben Holland put a fine lot of ice away
in his ice house This ice is taken from
a pond he made last fall.
Henry Kerr returned from Topeka ac-
companied by his brother, who will no
doubt locate in Fair View township.
Mr.. Fender is talking of moving to
Dodge City.
Peter Smith is still back east engaged
in hunting up soft snaps" in which
there are thousands
\ large crowd was to the writing
school, which was held at the Stone"
school house on last Friday.
Our literary was well attended on last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Newbury was ont on his claim
this week. He is preparing to put in a
big crop this spring. We hope he will
prosper; for he is a live, energetic man
and understands farming perfect.
LUNK HEAD.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-03-07
Small Blaze.

\ small fire occurred on last Friday
morning in the Shinn block on Front ST.,
and the entire building would no doubt
have been destroyed but for the prompt
action of the fire department. The first
floor is occupied by Sims & Shinn. whole
sale flour and feed merchants, and the
second floor by the Republican printing
office. The fire caught from the stove in
the Republican office. although there
was hardly any fire in it at the time the
Office was closed, and burned through
the floor. the fire dropping down into
the store of Sims & Shinn. The greatest
damage was done by water. in which
large amount of flour was destroyed. All
losses were fully covered by insurance.
Engineer Pinkerton gave the alarm. hav-
ing seen the fire when coming in on his
train from the west Some of the type
was pied. and small amount of paper
stock was damaged in the Republican
office
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The Chill Blast

that sets the naked branches a quiveriDg
is not felt by the wealthy valetudinarian
indoors. but not all the covering that
can be piled on his warm bed, nor all the
furnace heat that anthracite can furnish,
will warm his marrow when chills and
fever runs its icy fingers along his spinal
collums. Hostetters stomach bitters is
the thing to infuse new warmth into his
chilled and aguish frame. to remedy the
fierce fever and exfausting sweats which
alternate with the chill. Dumb ague
ague cake, bilious remittent-in short,
every known form of maIarial disease is
subjugated by this potent, and at the
same time. Wholesome and genial medi-
cine. Biliousness. constipation. dyspep-
STA, sick headaches. loss Of appetite and
sleep, kidney trouble. rheumatism and
debility are also remedied by 1t. Use it
with persistence to effect a thorough
cure