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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-03-08
Corporation Notice.

vi ldllO NOlAoS'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 24rH
IN day Of February, lS0. the Commissioners OF
Bourd of Street ana WAFER commissioners their
final assessment map and report Tor the improve
TERRACE AVENUE
from the northerly side Of
i AVENUE
to the southerly side Of
by grading, Tagging, laying bridge, stone cross
walks, etc, and the same rs now open. Y. pupnc ~
snection in the Office of the Clerk OF said Board.
And notice is als given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are In
cluded Ia said assessmeIlt:Z
TERRACE EMU
from nrsrnvr .uvnt,p
" LINCOLN STREET
LINCOL STREET,
iiom RRA AVENUE u
about u feet east and - feet west
XABRIsKIE STREET,
+ VENUE
ahout 100 feet east and lD feet west.
RESERVE EN-
from .,ps,,,
about leo feet west.
And thar the seventh day OF April 1880 at ten
O'Clock a. M. and the meeting room nr the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners. are hereby i1ed
Street md Water Commissioners VIII meet to hear,
consider and ndjudieat. upon all objections 10 salu
assessment and report.
Al objections thereto must be presented in writ
ing. - u,a.as com
GEoRGE 7. BOuToN Clerk.
Dated Jersey city. February, .. 1871
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yHoMA r.. No0NAN. n. LAWYRE. oPP0SiT
4 Court HOUSE. Jersey City Hci2hts
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TOCAIs..,-..-lI " 2 II IVpu1. :. ~ - O IT
FRAMES.
Jersey CITY A. u. 81 1860 24i SIG 4l3 511 600 17 1876 s57
Orange a. C........85 l65 2s BY 3S7 46 51 50l e6l ~
Averages-jersey city A. g. III rs; orange u,
lg -.
umpife--Mr. Romasne.
Scurers-Iohn Qieye and Phi. RAfferty.
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Corporation Notice.

NTOTICE is HEREB GIVEN THAT on II
IN 9th day or February, 1850 the Conmissioners
Of Assessment filed in the oiice Of the Clerk OF the
Board of Street and Water commissioners their
final assessment map and report Tor the improve
COOK STREET,
~ NEWARK AVENUE
to
HOBOKEN AVENUE,
by having. etc. and the same is now open TO pub
lic Inspection in the ofIice of the clerk OF said
And notice is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are IN
cluded la said assessrleat:-
O0X STREET.
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Public Notice.

REPORT NO. 81 OF THE COMMISSIONERS o.
ADJUSTMENT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

Tho Cheyenne Team Detained and VIII
Not Arrive Till Monday.
Late yesterday afternoon Manager Muth
heard from the manager of tho Cheyenne
team by wire that it would be impossible
for his team to reach here in time to play
to day. As soon as he learned this, Mr.
Muth Immediately opened negotiations by
telegraph with the Butte team for a game
to-day in order not to disappoint the pub
lie but was unable to perfect any arrange.
ments for game. He is however de.
termined to have game this Afternoon and
last night he and Captain Gondolfo put
their heads together with the result that
the Athletics will play picked nine of the
best amateurs in the city at tho Athletic
park this afternoon. In order to even up
matters somewhat Manager Muth has
given the picked team Barker and Jack
Lewis, the new catcher, for . battery. Keae
and Crotty will be in the points for the
Athletics and there should be an interest
ing game. The admission will be % cents
and ladies will be admitted free.
The Cheyennes will be here to play a
series for Monday, Tuesday and Wsdnes-
day.
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RALEIGH & CLARKE'S
Special Offerings for Monday.

special offerings Tor Monday.
On Monday morning We will offer in our
white goods and wash dress goods depart
ments bargains that will arouse the great
est enthusiasm among barRain-seekers in
midsummer dress goods. Note few Of the
many bargains to be offered: Figured ba-
tiste 36 in. wide for 81sc., worth &c.; fig
ured lawns for Sc. and 10c. worth from 100.
to &c.; all pure linen lawns for 25c. worth
4Oc. and &C.,; figured India dimities for 35c.
worth 5Oc.; outing cloths for 1910. worth
2Oc.; check and striped nainsooks for $40.
worth 15c., and many other equally az good
bargains in white and colored summer dress
goods. Duplication of the values we will
offer you this week will be impossible, as
they are decidedly the best values that were
ever offered in Helena. Examine our goods
and compare prices and you will determine
that we are decidedly in earnest when we
say that we are determined to reduce stock
before the new fall goods begin to arrive.
The sale of ladies' white wrappers and
ladies', misses and children's white dresses
will continue all of this week at prices that
are less than you can buy the plain mate
rial for.
RALEIGH d CLARKE.
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THE SHOTGUN WAR OVER
And Now tho Participants Return in
Peace to Their Respective
Homes.
Jack Fisk, "Old Reliable" Of the
Helena Club, Wins High
Average.
Remarkable scors Of Ninety.Five In ! Pos
eiblo One Hundrea-Particulars Of
the Closing Day.

Yesterday closed the last day OF the shoot
ing tournament under the management Of
the executive committee Of the Rod and
Gun club. The affair was not 40 veil at
tended as such an event should be. Tho
majority of those participating were from
Helena, while the other towns Of the state
were hardly represented at Ill. All who At
tended the tournament, however, expressed
themselves a. we'll satisfied with the result
Of the contestant, and expressed the wish
that the next meeting of the shots would
be largely attended.
The weather was excellent yesterday and
the attendance was about the Same as on
the two previous days. Tho high average
prizes aregiven TO those who make the high
est averages in certain events Of each day Of
the tournament, tho several events agRre-
eating 100 birds. Jack Fisk, one Of the
original members e the Helena club.
who has always been IN ardent advocate of
shotgun shooting, won the high average on
the remarkable score Of s. In 100, q score
that is seldom equalled. At the great
Cleveland tournament last year, partici-
pated in by over $50 of the crack shots Of
the United States, 81 won the diamond
medal. At the Butte tournament in 1889,
Mr.. Fisk won high average on a score of 81;
he won the Helena clubs average medal for
1889 on q score of 80 in 100, and at the an
nual state tournament one year ago he won
the high average on score OF 81 in 100.
The following persons were awarded prizes
for the high averages at the tournament
which oloeed yeGtefd0v:
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Preaching to day at the PRESBYTERIAN
chapel north of the depot at II q. m. and s
p. m. Sunday school at 2:3O. A cordial
Invitation is given to all. I. j. May, pas
tor.
First Baptist church, corner Eighth ave-
nue. and Warren street. Preaching morn
ing and evening by Rev. G. B. Allen, Jr.,
pastor.
Preaching this evening at 8 in the store
room corner Ninth avenue and Idaho street.
Sunday school ut 2:80. Prayer meeting ey-
cry Thursday evening ct 8 O'Clock. A coz
dial invitation is given to all. T. J. May,
pastor.
Usual services at the First Presbyterian
church, corner Ewins greet and Fifth ave-
school at $50 p. m. All are cordially in
vitea to these services. Rev. T. V. Moore.
pastor.
Preaching at the Congressional church
by the pastor, Rev. +. D. Kelsey. Sc. D.. on
the themes: Personal Responsibility -
and "a Leok Ahead" Bible classes and
Sunday school at 23O p. m. Young peo-
pies meeting at 7:15 p. m. All are cordially
welcome.
Rev. G. X. Berry will close his labors
with the Christian church this evening and
start for the Pacific coast Tomorrow morn.
ing.
Rev. William Rollins, late of SALEM. Ore.
pastor elect Of st. Pauls II. z. churoh. oi
this city. will preach ct II Q. m. and s 3. m.
Rev. J. N. Gugcl viii hold German Luth-
cram services Sunday at 2:0O p. m. All are
cordially invited to sttsnd.
Rev. N. Boz holds Scandinavia Lutheran
services tonight ut 8 o'clook at the Germ IN
Rodney street. All 6eandinavians cordially
| invited to attend.
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THEFIRE YESTERDAY.


-
II Smoke.
The fortunate feature about the Are yes
tari1av .fte,r:coy. n cha Mor%.n. nantral
1870 s"AHx ~. -. :-s,N... a q.
ey oePos 80 quo aSosseon " -.
buildings from oshef structures. dao IL
been otherwise there would certainly have
been great Are. The alarm vaa f,rst sent
in frorn the 49,. - ths a. :, :. .t;c,, - tel
..lso - ,ae 81" = ..e VIC .ss mNI
epnone ABOUT o:oO ana was foilowec ~
regular fire alarm. The hose cart went
down Main street and ran some distance
on Helena .venua and them cama hack and
. sue Pau& nser 'ne saecs1." a''o ~
.tsck ABOUT oW 1ees away nom sne aIo.
By the time The Aremen got stream turned
on the tin-ehAeted hay warehouse south of
Frad TAhr.-,. .tora rh;.h ;rmadiatalv
.s:s:-es 49,, W"e, 49,, TA.o - ~. a.,
Hu!o'neo : fsnA AencAs notei ana oeel 1o
pot, was completely enveloped In flames
and the roof Of I.ehrhan's store vas emit
ting volumes Of smoke. For fully twenty
minutes or more there was but one stream,
which was directed most Of the time ON
the burning hay warehouse and occasional
" against The plastered sides Of
Lshman's store without much odect.
against the south side Of tho
store and the hose was carried TO the roof.
but got away from The pips-men and
knocked one Of them down and then fell to
the ground. About this time smoke arose
in small quantities above the root Of
Kenck's hotel, but no effort was made TO
get on the roof or into the building with
the hose, except from ono aide. The team
soon arrived With some more hose and Z
second stream from the same hydrant waa
turned ON, and still the flames orept into
the hotel, and IL was not long before the
rear end fell in, and . big gap appeared in
affair. The TOP Of the brick veneered front
next came to the ground and the fro Wal
under control. The stone warehouses Of
Whitehead b Lindsay, north Of and adjoin-
ing the hotel, were not damaged, and theil
contents we're untouched, Such Of, the
furniture and clothing az was saved from
the sleeping apartments in the second story
of the hotel was removed to these ware.
houses. The stock Of liquors, wines and
cases Of beer in the bar of the hotel Wal
taken out and piled on the ground near the
railroad tracks where it was guarded by the
police. There were two cows and horse
In shed adjoining the hav warehouse
\ 4 "a -
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Fisk, Ballet, Tooker and Mcgowan vars
first; Wheeler second, Kennel, third.
The third special was svscn ri Ia birda
unknown angles. The score va.

Manuel won on the shoot-of for first, j.
Conley, Huxley, Kennel and Bryan divided
second; MCGOWAN took third and Ballet
fourth. fis
II, Wheeler 1S, Hinkley 16, Ballet 10, Bal
inger Is, Barbour 20. Davis IA. Manuel Is,
Shepherd IA, Swartz 8, F. Conley 10, Ken
net II, MCGOWAN 16, ]. Conley Is, Bryan Il.
Barbour first. F. Conley and Ballet di-
vided second money; Wheeler. Ballinger
and ]. Conley third and Fisk took fourth.
The day closed with four singles and
three doubles. Entrance $40. Conley
and Flax tool. first. F. Conlsy second, Nam
uel, Tooker, Baltiet and Davis third.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

IA Pair of Jacks'' is the title of II. Graf
tan Donnelly's latest farcical comedy which
Will 0. Sheeler has taken under his man.
agerical wing. Judge Jack and Doctor
Sack constitute the pair. and the advent
ures and misadventures of these modern
dromios furnish the theme for the fun.
These twins are called, on business, to a
seminary for young ladies, and from thei,
exactly similar appearance are much con-
founded by the charming young ladies Of
the seminary.
The complications are of the most humor.
GUS order, and ''lone laugh, loud laugh,
and laugh altogether" was the main OBJ.
ject Of the author in writing the play.
opera house next Friday and Saturday
evenings and at Saturday matinee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

w. Z. L. u, Convention.
The seventh annual meeting of the Non
tana Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion convenes at Livingston August 96. q,
%. Railroads offer ono and one-6fth rate
to delegates paying full fare going and pre-
senting certificate from thA convention for
return. A state gold medal contest will be
one of the interesting features. Children
desiring to compete should apply at once
to Rev. NJ. j. Hall, Bozeman.
LAURA e. HowEY,
State Pres. W. G. T. q.
ALMA KIRKPATRICK, Rec. Sec.
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A Fitting Termination.

Billy Aellen, the old-time and popular
caterer OF the Bon Ton, entertained party
OF the marksmen at the close of the tourna-
tausant. The little yemsmbrauoe Was
greatly appreciated and it is needless to
add the party did full Justice to the siabor-
ate spread. Those Who partook Of Mr..
1sllen's hospitality we're Chas. Wheeler, Of
Great Falls; JAS. Conlsy. Frank Conlsy and
= = HallnRer. Of Deer Lodge; 4. ]. Fish,
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Temple E.aan uel Meeting.

AL persons interested in the erection of
Temple Emanuel and the members of the
following societies: The Ladies' Auxiliary,
Benevolent, Sunday Echol and Calumet
arc invited 10 call at the residence OF Nrs,
y. Toun Sunday evening. August 10, Coz
Tie tyansaeti0a ct important b1sinaoa
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers.
Geo. II. Pew ct ux to John Wilson ct al,
lots and 9, block los Northern Pacific
Richard A. Harlow to John wilson ct al, s0'0
part Of lot 4, block "a, Northern Pacific
Rebt. n Leslie to John Wilson, part Of 10
John Wilson to Robt III Leslie, part Of a
lot In the Northern Pacific Second addi-
John Wilson to T. V. Moore, trustee, parts
OF lot L. block EiNorthern Pacific addi-
ti9n, and lot 9. block 100. Northern Pa
James Z. Cummings Ct ii, to 4. s. Hovey,
lots and and the az Of nwk Of sec I,
Eoi. iil ~ 4. Cummings ct al; to 4. f.
Cummings placer ground in secs and
Eva \. Pollard to Joe +. Muli.iiy: lot ii
-, and u; block 70. Flower Garden addition O
les, lots and 6, block les. Ames' addi-
Michael Weiss ct TX to Robt Luke. ground
The Denver and Helena Investment COM m: =
block a: lots and 8. block IS; lots 8 and
10, block A; lots and 8. block 70. Leno1
The Denver and Helena investment com so
block =; lots u and L. block 4; lots 7. s. !,
Tho Denver and Helena Investment com 80
pany to John B. Clsyberg and W. H. De-
Witt. lots 7, 8, . and 10, block 10, Lenox j.
Theresa 4. Gerhauser ct al. to x. II. "
Hotter, ground in sections 81 and 81. tp.
Geo. 70. B. Diehl ct M to Huntiey 4 Clarke ia
let 4 and part IS, block S. Brosdwateri
Henry Klein to Il. L. McNar. half inter 40
ct in lot. 2 and 8, block .. Flower Gar :,
william iii 4. Dickinson to VIM. Muth, lot. 8
2 and TO- block 1S5, Bradford addition. 1,6l
Albert 8. Hovey to Leo A. Pollock. tho
Philip ssssP e wass p.r u
lot Il, block 5. Bassett addition. ........ 81
r: H. Hoyd-Jon ct ux to Benoni Steele,
lot 9, block s., Northern Poetic add
C. A. Bro.dwater ct ux TO Henry Winter. "
lots and block 10. broadwater addi-
Jo %Sn ". Linton ct M to the Den,a, i y
Helena Land improvement Company.
the MI neA. and neh nw14, sec II, To 10.
mrs w; 81 ee1a. nek sch, sec 8. tp 10. mr.
sw; 81 nwA; and swA neh, sec ., tp 10,
mr. 8 "; 81 sen nek, bee tp 10, mr. W;
sen neh, sec 9, tip TO- nr ", excepting
two PARCELS also the neA swk. nwA sen. q
wy swA. $50 9, tp 10, mr. ". excspring 5
The Denver and Helena Improvement COM
and l6, block 50: Lenoz subdivision. ..... l,5
pany to Harry d. Palmer, lots /, Z. AS,
&, aud 2, block n. Lenox subdivision. 2.e
John Travis to Herman kilor. part of lot
1, block IS, Northarn Pacific addition.... 3
G. T.. Whitehead ct al to G. G.. Nevmsn.
lot 6. block So Northern Pacific addition 2,5
James Grant to Eugene Brown, part of lot
II, block Is, Northern Pacific addition.
Fisk J. Shaffer ct ux to 4. +. French, trus-
tee lots and 2. block II. Northern Pa
cs.s ( sa Ssis e a1 T. George Cops. lots
and 4, block s. Rauser addition leo
Fannie V. Cole to ThOs. ]. Porter. lot Is.
block 50. Northern Pacific addition, q
Th9s. Porter ct NJ to D. 4. Cameron, ct
uuOu.. ........,........
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Don't fail to hear the Tyrolese band.
Every evening at 8. ut The ATLAS, opposite
Ming's opera house.
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Manuel first; Ballet, j. Conley and Gro
min second: Fisk, Prosser, +. Conley, H.
Barbour and Tooker third; Shepherd,
Wheeler and Huxley fourth: McGowan,
Ballinger and Kenneth fifth; Bryan sixth;
Davis seventh; Swartz eighth.
tranea 49, no. rty s aeS EN-
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Aiks Reinig has just received fresh
supply OF Mrs. z. G. Winslov's and Mark
Haine's cheese. made ut Alhambra. II il
pure and fresh. Nike has been handling
this brand Of cheese for tbs past twenty
year, and it has always given the best Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

Balance of crockery will be sold regardless Of
cost at the Bee Hive to make room for fa1 ship
mpntS.
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Fisk and Manuel divided first, Ballet
and Tooker third. MCGOWAN, +. Conley,
Ballinger, Cronin and H. Barbour were
third.
Event IA was sweep at 10 singles.
Entrance $3.50. Forty, 80, 20. 10 per cent.
The score was:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

The Ees Hive is determined to sell goods dur.
ing the dull season. Bee their announcement fol-
Mondays special sale.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.

Immense cut on towels at the Bee Hive specis
sale Monday.
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tan lias Of Humphreys spseiaes q
1ax behrens' drag store.
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A Pair of Jacks.

Full limo Of Humphrey spsecihcs .,
MAX Behrens' drug store.
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BASE BALL.

Baby carriages. bicycles, tricycles, wagons, etc.
at cost at tho Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-10

One thousand different articles are placed on
Monday.
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Montana Chsa<..

Herbert Nicholson 4 Co, limited, deliver dr.,
oordWood promptly to any part Of the city
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While stating the financial condition of
the homo for the year ending July, 1881. We
would like to call the attention of our
friends to the assured fact of the homes
successful existence. While we have not
received or expended as large amounts as in
the year with all our liabilities met, and
also with steadily advancing value to the
property we hold in different parts of Hell
ena, and we close our books with grateful
hearts to the heavenly wisdom that has
guided us, and for the generosity of kind
friends which relieved us in our times of
greatest need. For it all we pledge faith
full remembrance and more earnest stew
ardship in the time to come.
LAURA E. HowKx, Pres.
MARY La CRoIx, Treas.
DELLA A. KE1Loao, Sec'y.
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y.ssal he 2 rcd = ~ ~. Hive s.'
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Ballet, Fisk, Wheeler and F. Conley de-
vided first money; Shepherd, II. Barbour
and RallinRer second. On the shoot-of for
third Kennel and TookeY tied. MCGOWAN
and Huxley divided fourth.
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Hive Monday.
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SEQ our enlarged store. Finest watch re-
pairing In the northwest. All correspond
renee answered.
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w. C. 7. u. Convention.

Attend the special slle at the Bee Hive early
and avoid the rush.
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THE WORKING WoMEN's HOME

Take advantage Of the low prices at the Bee
Hive special sale Monday.
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Novelties in Rings.

Novelties in Rings.
We have Just opened = new line Of AZ
txactivs novelties In silver and gold rings.
6naks rings, knot rinss, rings 81 With fan
" stones.
MAGIC DOLLARS.
We have sold large number Of the sMaq-
10 Dollar" Lockets. few in stock now.
Quite the correct thing for presents. (Psr-
ticularly when the donors picture 10 on
elosed.)
GOLD BEADS.
Large new stock of fne gold beads, also
extra 6ns plated ones. Sec them.
kThe One Metropolitan Stock Of the City.
SEQ our enlarged store. Finest watch re-
| pairing in the northwest. All correspond
Fence answered.
]. Steinmetz Jewelry Comfy,
Leading Jewellers, Helena, Mont
Watch this spaos. Weohangs "ad" three times =
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MAGIC DOLLARS.

rhs one Metropolitan Stock Of IL. city,
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Geo. H. Pew ct ux to John Wilson ct al,
lots and 9, block los, Northern Pacific
second ADDITION. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O(
Richard A. Harlow to John Wilson ct al,
part Of lot 4, block n, Northern Pacific
Robt. HI Leslie to John w;i.on. mart II lo'
lot in the Northern Pacific Second addi-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

In your throat, which makes you
cough ono in a while and keeps you
constantly clearing your throat, arises
from catarrh, and rs catarrh Is a con.
stitutional disease, the ordinary cough
medicines all fail to hit the spot. What
you need is a constitutional remedy
like H ,od's Sarsaparilla. Many people
who have taken this medicine for
scrofula, dyspepsia, loss of appetite.
and other troubles, have been surprised
that IL should cure this troublesome
cough. But to know the actual cause
of the cough is to solve the mystery
Many cases of consumption can be
traced back to the neglect Of some
such slight affection as this: Con-
sumption can be controlled In lts early
stages, and the effect OF Hoods Sans-
psrillA In purifying the blood, building
up the general health, and expelling
the scrofulous faint which is the cause
Of catsrrh and consumption, has re.
stored to perfect health many pers ms
on whom this dreaded disease seemed
TO have q firm hold.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13

]. r. Mckay. viii e on a recent
visit to the ranch, had 4 of his studs
seriously burned. The horse was
standing tied to the wheel of o hay
wagon. when the hay became ignited
from embers that were clown from q
camp fire ear by. Tue extent Of the
damage done to this horse we did not
learn, but three other common horses
were seriou.ly burned and all may die.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-13
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim.
tied and when syrup of Figs was frat
produced the world WAS enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. as 1t
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efiectusl to cleanse
the system gently In the spsIng time
or In fact, at any time, and tie better
1t is known the more popu ar 1t be-
comes.