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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

EOR sALE-PRODUCEs AN INCOME.
railroad station. An Overlooking and overflow
ing artesian we'll Best corn and alfalfa land.
Good for apples, peaches pears, cherries, grapes,
Must be % soid to pay debt Win be- be soid sd'so to-
gether or in parcels. w. G. COWAN, admins
traitor, Rialto, Cal. Inquire of H. E. ROWLAND,
on the place. or EDWIN BAXTER, attorney,
and Jones block, Los Angeles. je1O If
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

Notice to Mail Subscribers.
me papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
tp the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD will bs
pEomptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
vflI be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
anne have been paid for in advance. This rule
iddnhexible. AYERS LYNCH.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
a 50. Per Week. or 500. Per Month.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
FOR sALE-Country Property.

EOR SALE-A PARTY WHO WANTS A
Il piece of ground to improve and make liv-
ing on, can NY 10 or 20 acres 10 miles from
Los Angeles and half mile from railroad, on
his own terms; this is excellent soil and is
well adapted for deciduous or small fruits, or
chicken ranch; cash no object; a good oppor-
tunity for the right man. Address P. o. box
666, Los Angeles. jy1-1m*
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

nIyORCE LAW A SPECIALITY; ADVICE
- free. w. w. HOLCOMB, attorney at law,
office, old Wilson block, 126 W. First st., rooms
10 and IL. .s ma29-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES
4 "a branch of the Convent of Our LADY Of
the Sacred Heart, Oakland,) have opened a
boarding school at Ramona, Cal; the location
the course of instruction is of the highest
grade: For terms apply to the LADY SUPE-
kIOkESS The classes will be resumed Sept
Ist, 1oSO. >t fr f25-1lm
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

EOR RENT-TWO-STORY HOUSES-NEW
Il two story houses with all the latest modern
Improvements, on the corner of Twelfth and
Hope Streets For particulars inquire of owner
next 70 premises, or at 2O4 and 2O6 North Main
street. jy8-tf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

One halmy afternoon In juno Hans Cor
doya, wood chopper In the foresW Ia tho
southern part Of Louisiana, wandered Oh Ia
tho woods 10 take the No which God had
giyon him, His was a hard lot, Ills wifo
was III, and the meHgor pittanoo which ho
earned With the AK Waa expended 90 buy tho
medicine which she needed, and now, with
starvation staring him IN the face, ho waa
about 10 take bio Ito
After walking considerable distance into
the forest ilnuu began making preparations
for his entrance 10 that "l0urnO from whence
no traveller roturusn WhIlo on his knocg
commencing himself 10 hh God, he heard n
low whine, which suddenly changed 10 a
growl, as hls dog, great shaggy doorhound,
bounded past the l,necling man after a "cot.
ton tall which had jupt disappeared down a
small hole undor fallen tror, and Hans, for
gottIrs crythIng In hIs casonos 10 catch
the rahhit, Hcoopod up handful after handful
u earth from the hole, until after dIslodging
a large, l,u, stone, ho came 70 "a small cavity
In which % tod a moderate sized erong box,
OF nm uld pattern, and, bottor btll, inside the
box Wa found between four aud ilyo thou.
sand dollars n Spanish doulIoons
How it got there aud 10 whom 10 originally
belonged iso mystery Hans has bcon unable
70 solve Although very molcU,g fortune,
II restored him 10 hBold time prosperity, and
today tho laalcst and most important mom'
bor Of the family " jack the old dogrhound;
and "a Hans remarks 10 hIa visitors, that
"Jacl, Ia, indeed, dear, dear hound, Now
York journal,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Whom ID, k. Tohnoy was admitted TO Oh,
bar no was ono of the oboys.n llu enjoyed
good timo az well as any one, aud many
good stories Nro told about him, lt Is said
that on one occasion he wonu 10 a country
danoo near Madison aud became smittpn with
ono OF the country girls. He danced witch
her nearly all the oyoning, regardless OF tho
fnct that n certain Nix footar IN tho room
kopt watching him throateningy. Finally d
irioud approached,
"Dan, he Eaid, "do you ZOO chat big fel.
low on tho othor side Of the roomN
"Yosn
"Wcll, he's going to lick tho Iio out Of
you.n
"What forN asked Tonnoy.
"Nou'vo boon daucing with hi6 girl all Che
evening"
"l didn't know Il. What shall do1n
"Woll II | were you I'd put ON nay cont
and mako u sneak FOR home I'd got away
from hero just as quick ns could.n
Tho embryo lawyer said novcr n word, but
roached down IN his pocket and pulled out a
two dollar bill.
what are you doingr asked the rrcnd.
"Tako IT,
~ don't want nny money!
"Tubo N, repeated .renncy. "tyo taken
81 for u blamed sight worse advice than
that h-Milwaukoo Wisconsin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Mnr Mn.hInrton,a NInnnmenl.

FREDEmCWsuuRo, Va, jan. e5.-Aa
an outcome Of the libol suit Of Colbert
~ Kirtley, real estate agents, against
Shepherd, the owner Of tho land on
which " located the Mary Washington
monument, IL that George Washington
Shepherd, the defendant, has decided
tho property involved TO the Mary Wash.
ington Monument association, Of this
city This action meets with tho uni.
ycrsal approval OF tho community, Mr.,
Shepherd gives the same decd given ~
him when ho bought tho property, la
which there wW u reservation that the
Mary Washington grave and monument
grounds could not bo sold, Il Ia OK.
peotod that now, the litigation over,
The monument 10 Mary, the mother OF
Washington, win soon bo completed by
the association, IN they now have entire
control Of the ground,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
oo1UMpUe NEWS.

Important Action OF Democratic Bx, Com
mittoo---. .Droabaoh'a EirBt spoooh----
Tho Legislature VaoanoioB,-.No Politi-
onl Action Until bator
CoLuMDUs, o., Jan. ~. Especial, l.
There was quito n lively debate IN tho
House yesterday over the Wool tariff res
olution. Tho Republicans were over
matched, Dresbaoh made powerful OLE
hand spoach that was very tolling Mon-
not was well fortified with both argument
and statistics and gave the opposition
some slodgc hammer blows.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mitlco held u meeting last night with
Chairman Neal present and organized 10
make n vigorous canvass 10 elect Demo-
ocrats In oil the districts whcro vacancies
have occurred by the death OF Domocrntn.
The election OF successor 70 the late
Judge Aahburn In the Brown-Clermont
senatorial district and OF members N
Pnulding and Defiance and Franklin will
DO carefully looked.
A dispatch from Defiance announces
that John l., Gcyor has been nominated TO
illl the vacancy caused by the death OF
Frank W. Knapp.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

OF tho present most celebrated explosives
In use, or proposal for service, what /,
known ms blasting gelatno contains thC
lprgest percentage Of niho-gycerlno, viz,
eghty-two parts, with eight OF gun cotton;
then dualinc, eighty parts nitro-glycoriuc
and twonty Of nltro.colluloso or gun cottoni
dynamite, sevonty-llve parts nitro-glycerinc
and twenty-five Of iufusorlai earth, Atlas
powder, sovcnty-ayc parts Of nitro glyccrine,
twonty.one Of wood fiber, lyc Of carbonate
Of magnesia and two Of nitrate Of soda; ton.
ito, 62l6 parts gun cotton, a. Of nitrate Of
baryta racknrock, T7 parts Of chlorate OF
potash and 22,3 OF nitro-bensol; rendrocls,
again, is a composition Of forty parts nitro.
glycorine, forty OF nitrate Of potash, OF soda,
thirteen Of oelluloso and sovon Of parafIine,
giant powder, thirty.six parts nitroglycor.
Inc, forty-hino nitrate of potash, or soda,
eight Of sulphur and eight of resin or chnr
coal; mica powder, ilfty.two parts nitro
alyoorine and forty-eight Of pulvorl1ed mica.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
hoME pAY

bome day % many fearful eyes
Are Watching fQF ny daWnug lifhti
R0 manY iaoea lpWard Tho skies
Afe Weary of The Night
30 many falling prayeu that ranl
Ana slaggnr upward through Tho si0rml
Aud yealulHg hands that reaol and feel
No pressure true aud Warnl
30 mflY hearts whose crimson vino
10 wasted 70 q pulTla slaini
And blurred and srreaked will drops Of bHnf
upon the lips pf pain
On, come " them- those weary nneal
", Il lhon aull must hide awhile,
Make stronger yet tho hope that runs
Before ny coming smile
Aud haste and mud them whari lhey walt,
lot simmer Wlnds hlow dpgu That way,
And all tnny long tor hppn 0r laia,
Hiring round W them some day
-Jamea WhlIoomh itiley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Durbin, Wright q Co., or L. Sollman,
tbe druggists, desire TO inform tho public
that they have agencys for the most sue
ceseful preparation that has yet been pro-
duced for coughs, colds and Group. II will
loosen and relieve severe cold Ia less
time than any other treotment. The arti-
Gle referred TO is Chamherlain,s Cough
Remedy. II Is medicine that has won
fame andpopularity on its merits and one
that can always be depended upon. II 10
tho only known remedy that will prevent
Group. II must be tried 10 be appreciated.
II 10 put UP In b0c and 81 bottles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

THAT AWFUL GAS.
Death and Destruction in
Columbus.
Six Persons Are INSTANTLY
Killed
And Many Others Badly Burned
and Painfully Injured.
Natural Gas Was the Cause Of the
Calamity
A DEPARTMENT. Team Becomes
Frantic and Runs Away.

Accumulated Gas In Cellar rlyed Through
Some unaooouatabis Msans-Ons si
the Occupants Of tho House Carried
Across tho street Into Another nouas,
A Babe KnooIsed out Of Its Mothers
Arms ana Killed by tho Runaway
FriHhtfui scenes Of sHfering.
COLUMBUS, Jan. ea.-There waa a
scene Of death and destruction Ia thla
city last night whose horrible features
and slolsenIng details are surpassed only
by the Johnatown food Never In the
history Of Ohio has such dreadful dIa.
aator occurred aa that which sent thrills
OF horror through the Thousands who
witnessed H. A double explosion 90.
CURED, and II dealt out death with dual
force.
A few moments after 0 o'clock an
alarm Of fire sounded, calling out the
entire department, The airoota were
througcd with tho thousands Of toilora
who were returning 10 their homes from
workshopa and factories and quickly
spread the nowa thOt q frlghtful oalam,
ity had happened In the southern part OF
tho city, The streets leading 10 that
street were soon crowded with people
going TO the soeno, Their presence there
heaped horror upon horror Os win be
seen later on, An explosion had 90.
Cured at the double residence Of Moagra.
Michael Powem and John Marriott, AT
the corner Of Wall and Noble allies, The
cause Of thocalamlty. was an 0coumula.
tion Of natural gas In the cellar OF the
house refored TO- The city has recently
been supplied with natural gas and lead.
Ing past the house occupied by Marriott
aud Bowers Ia one Of the mains through
which The commodity Is furnished 10 the
public. Tho pipes had leaked and the
explosive fuel had found Ia way through
fisuros In tho ground 10 tho cellar which
was the seat Of the horror II became
ignitcd In some unknown manner and
exploded with terrific force, wroclsing
the building and filling tho air with do.
bria.
Mrs. Marriott was blown out OF tho
house and a man named Gouldng, who
was standing near tho structure was
blown aoro0s the street Mrs, Marriott
was carried aoroas the street and into
tho residence Of William Jones, u book.
keeper for the book firm of Clock n
Beck. Tho house whero tho injured
lady lay was soon crowded with people
attracted by tho accident, aud Il was
soon necessary tocloOo the doors that no
more might enter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. %, Groou
Braxiou, oolorod, was hanged hora for
The murder VI LOWS pflh, an aged
white farmer Of this county, last May.
The drop iell premaiurcly, and Deputy
Sheriff Charles pNrkor fell with BrAXlon
and wa painfully hurt by contact with
the iron flooring. Braxton diod Of
nIrnnnnlnLlnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Travellers may learn lesson from Mr..
O ID. Gone, prominent attorney OF Par
kor, Dakota, who says, VI never leave
home without taking q bottle Of Chamber
Inns Collie, Cholera and liarrhma Reno
dy with mo, and ON many occasions hnvo
ran with II 70 tho relief OF some euiforer
and have never known II 10 fail, For
salo by Dprbin, Wright q Co. and L. Soil
ninfins
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

BUFFALO, N. ", Jan 80. Tho loco
motive engineers Of tho Vanderbilt limo
who have been In session at the TiiIt
house for several days, loft for their
homes yesterday morning without maxi
ing public any of their proceedings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
q Inhllcn LnnrIn. . In Tronhlr.

NICE, Jan. 20. report that Ernest
Bonzono, known In England W. Jubilee
Suggins,n had been arrested horo for
forgery Is not strictly true, lac was con.
fronted with his crime and nominally
taken into custody, but his family hOv-
ing undertaken 70 arrange The matter 10
The satisfaction oftho injured parties ho
is free.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

New York, Jan. 95-Nloat had been
sentenced 10 years imprisonment and
$500 llno forhiJ fiery uttoranoeBinaspeech
about the timc OF tho hanging Of tho
Chicago Anarchists, llo appealed tho
case and was released on bail
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

CHARLES BECHT.
MRS. JOHN MARRT0T.
INFANT SON OF CHARLES BREX.
JAMES SEYMOUR, oolored boy.
UNKNOWN WHITE MAN.
UNKNOWN BABE.
Injured.
DIR. Il. X. wIssINGER, badly and
probably fatally burned and bruised.
HERMAN BAKER, badly burned.
DANIEL CHERRY, burned painfully.
CHARLES WOODRUFF, cut and
bruised seriously.
MRS. FULLY, burned and injured In
ternnly, probably fatally.
PATRICK SUlSKlE, cut on head.
AARON BEIlNS. Cut on face and head.
BENJAMIN MORGAN, gashee on head
and internal injuries.
CHAS. LOWRY, burned and bruised
ALBERT TICKLlNDER, bruised and
cut
-----.-- BRADY, burned and cut.
EDWARD WIENER, cut and bruised.
--------- WOLF, cut and bruised,
MISS BELLE SMITH, badly hurt
MRS. C0ORN, badly burned,
PETER MARRIOT, terribly burned
about shoulder and neck.
TON DOYLE, hands burned partially
EMMA BOWERS, probably fatally
MARSHAL KILBoURN, horrible in.
iurios on neck and head.
WILLIAM BRADY, probably fatally
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

Little know those scores Of spectators
huddlod around tho sufferer that thoy
were standing In u dooth trop, which
was then on the verge of carrying thom
into eternity, Suddenly the air was
rent by n thunderous explosion which
mado the earth quake aud illl tho air
with flying timbcrs, bricks and debris OF
all kinds. Darkness cnsuod aud then a
dcath-liko otllness rcignod for n fow
moments. II was brokon by shrickopnd
death groana. Tho house IN which lay
the powerlosa form Of Mrs Marriott had
been blown 90 atoms and its occupants
buried beneath the wreck. Hundreds Of
spectators who lined tho sidewalks were
knocked violently down by the shock
and laid powerlesB
Then 10 cup the climax, team OF
spirited horses attached 10 one Of the fire
department ludder trucks became fron.
zied by the explosion and dashod away
into the crowd, carrying death in their
wake. They ran over and injured scores
OF people. A beautiful little babe was
knocked from ll8 mothers arms, and
falling beneath the morciloss wheels Of
the vehicle, was crushed 10 doath
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Many Oihers HadIy InIurad,

Tho saddcgt case was that OF Edward
Pf0ifor. llo waa struck by the falling
timbers and was terribly cut about tho
head. The ahook Of the blows rendered
the man u rayng maniao for tho htimo
being. II required the united oilohs Of
several men TO hold him on the seat Of
the patrol wagon ae II dashod up the
street.
A half dozen persons nro unacoountcd
for, among whom uro tho widow Tull
aud her aon, who occupied part Of the
frat house that OK plOd0d.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

buttnfhied,
WILLIAM JAMES, hands and face
T0astedl will die,
MRS, WILLIAM JAMES, badly out and
BLANKINaER, horribly burned
and cut
Many Others Badly Injured
Many Others were badly injured, but
were carried away by friends aud their
names cannot be learned The houses
for several blocks around tho scene OF
tho explosion have been made into hos
pitfalls, where many are being cared for
Miss Belle Smith, who was badly la
jured, had gone into tho doomed house
Just prior 10 tho explosion, Her face
was badly bruised aud ahe was suffering
from many bruises about the body, She
was almost completely buried IN tho de-
brls and had 10 be dug out lhe doctors
pronounce her injuries serious, but think
she will recover Elmer Gates, q Young
man, was standing opposite tho house
when tho second explosion occurred and
waa struck by missile, which broke his
leg,
A young man named MeahlIdar, who
ia a resident Of Granville, o., was &c.
Yerely burned and shocked,
Peter Merritt, a l0'year-old girl WAS no.
rloualy burned about tho shoulders and
chest When she reached tho street she
waa almost naked Her llle wae saved
by turning O stream OF water on her,
Dr. Y, X, WiaangeT VIA In tho James
house whpn no was hurt lie was M.
tending Il patient injured at tho other
place whom the second explosion Oo-
CURED, Those who heard him talk say
he said that ho suddenly saw tho namaa
creeping nl0ng the floor Of tho room and
Immediately threw himself under table
and placed hla hands over bis eyes 10
shield them,
MANY sad Scenes.
Benjamin Morgan, also spectator
was badly injured. lilo was knocked
down by one OF tho hose carts In tho
general rush for safety after the llmt eX-
ploslOn, and then run over by the mad
crowd, Morgan lives ~ Shawnee and
was q delegate % tho miners COnyen-
tl0n which has been Ia session hero. lle
N thought TO be internally Injured
Theodore Shouting wiz watching the
AAAN NNANHN WV HNANNN MAA'N WV 'N IllNllhlA
occurred. The blaze and falling debris
frightened the horses Of hose cart,
which wheeled and ran on 10 the pave
ment The gentleman was knOoled
down and had ono leg broken In two
places,
Tom Doylo, q saloon porter, was
burned In a most horrible manner,
Whom the impromptu bandages were
removed from his hands the flesh
dropped OIL In many places, leaving the
bones exposed, Police Onlcor Lynalsy
was In tho house NJ the time II f0ll and
was badly injured, Tho scenes NJ tho
morguo are ghaatly The remains OF
those killed are cut and burned almost
beyond recognition.
Peter Marriott, q lamp lighter, Occu-
pied one part Of an adjoining house
which was wrecked llo has four chill.
dron and all Of thom were badly Injured.
Another part Of the aam0 house was Oo-
oupied by u widow who disappeared
when the explosion occurred aud can
not bo found Archie Mcneil had his
leg brokon and was otherwise badly
bruised, Mr., MoNoil waa one Of the by.
standoT who was caught by tho falling
wallis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
Dluglng OnL DO IInrIod.

As soon ae the maddcncd team had
disappeared in tho darkness many Of tho
spectators and liremon, who had been
uniniurcd 10y other Of the horrors,
turned thoir attention 20 digging out the
porions buried beneath tho ruins Of tho
house. Guided by the cries and mouns
Of the mangled and dying men CROPPED
In tho darkness, pulling out dead body
here, mangled yet living form there,
and conveying them TO rogtlng placoa
Groups Of men, women and children
gathered around the proBtrate forms and
blood curdling shrieks made Tho awful
scene more revolving, us friends rooog-
nized friends injured or dead, paronto
found their mutilated children and vice
verBa.
II required several hours TO remove all
the dead ard injured from the ruins and
II s not yet known who or how many
are the victime,
Following Is The list Of killed and
wounded 10 far w ascertained
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

iOaHrH FRHAan. HAHnY PtnAAn
JOSEPH FREAAE 4 SON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-CAnton Ohio. once IN
HaT;eT1 block, second story over Savings Do
pOait hhnk,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

uARTER a iuiiCnBAUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW--onoe, llArtor Hank Block
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

j, H. MiCuENER,
ATTORNEY Az LAw-onoe IN haglo block, Cam
tHn, ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30

. ALLEN CARNka.
ATTORNEY AT LAw--Onoo with W. and A. Me-
Klnley, Canton, Ohio.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01

bargains Ia ieWeirN aud watches ~ " "a.
N.rinans irNeltA store.
Coal aud wood heating -t"ves at cost at
Juiras a liol,ensack.
Fresh fruit aud nice fresh candies at heap
Cash store. Also ~,.,'d wheat.
go to- Hanson A i'nwcll- for wall pa per
Choicest samples &" select from.
\ heautilul aud complete line Of icNrlry
Just received at ". g.. \ormanS.
seed wheat ia any quantity al The Cheap
Cash store. Buy ~rrd and raise wheat for
the mill We are going tu have.
WANTED \ woman to do general house
work ia small family. Good wages. Mrs.
L.. II. Hamilton. Iiica. Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
MONTANA NEWS.

Marcus DAILY has returned 10 Anaconda
fully restored To- his usual health.
Van II. Fisk. brother of the Fisk Bros,
of the Herald. died in Helena "n the 18th
inst. Of Brisht's disease. He Was f"r sev-
eral years editor and proprietor "f the
Townsend Trdnchant.
While excavatins for building in Helena
last week vein of gold hearing quartz was
discovered.
Congressman Carter has introduced a hill
to make the lees Of the nited states dis
irict attorney and marshal for Montana
the same as those allowed 10 similar oti-
GERS of other states.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
Stallions for Sale.

one standard bred stallion, GIFT ioaled
IN 1883; dark hay; by Tempest; dam Bon
netta, by Commo,iore Belmont; second
dam Sue Preston by Forest King, son ui
Mambrn" Patehen. Tempest, by Almont,
the sire of =? trott-rs will, records of :,:::.
aud better.
tine hisl, grade French draft II ilion $50
pounds, siX -y-aroid; bred by Kemp n
LOWRY, MrI.ain county, Illinois. VIII sell
them cheap. Have used them as hong as !
can. tali on or write Ia
u. T.. STACK,
April 10 stanford, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01

on Il recent visit to Iowa Mr.. X. Dalton
of Luray. Russell county, Kan, called at
the laboratory of.Chamberlain A Co.. Des
Moines, to show them his six-year-old boy,
whose life had been saved by 4 amberlain' =
Cough Remedy, it having cured him oi a
very severe attack of Group. MIR. Dalton 10
certain that it saved his boys life, and il
enthusiastic IN his praise OF the remedy.
lie says il has AN excellent reputation in
his vicinity; that farmers come fifteen miles
{" his store ior it, aud that many of ,hrm
like himself, are never without il in their
homes. For sale by W. w De Witt.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
Good Cattle for Sale.

About 500 head of high grade cattle. con
Sisting oi high grade COW. live. six aud
seven years old eight good bulls. four
f"lle'l Angus aud four purii,u,S, aud steers
aud h-ilers. tan on or address
jouS VI. Eii.swoRrH.
April /. ,'tira. Fergus 60, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
FOR SALE.

Band of 81 or 10 stock horses and
stallion; mostly Young stock: well bred.
Also one Shorthorn bull q years old, aud
several mich Gown. Range on Ross Fork.
Address
EDWARD e. Russell.
April g. Helena Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
AUCTION OF HORSES.

! will sell at public auction on May Ia,
ls:n. I" the highest bidder, thirty head oi
young American mares and colts. Sale Ia
take place at u. NJ .'rowl.y's stable, r"m-
mencins 1T Ioa. M. Terms cash.
May l. L.. i. RAY.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
Taken UP.

Game to my ranch, about one year ago.
one buckskin. horse, weight about SO,'
pounds, four years old, branded
OH left shoulder; white strip ia face. Az
ply I. vr address
y. NJ. Mo',rLEY.
April Ia Grass Range, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-05-01
Sewing Machine !or Sale.

4 Davis sewing maehine. in good repair
for sale cheap for ca-h. Apply at thu
Office.