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TWAS A DEATH TRAP.
Result Of Yesterdays Fire In the Chicago
Hotel.


CmCAGo, Oct. l2.-The bodies of two OF
the men burned in the Putnam hotel fire
early this morning, believed TO have been
those OF Easton and Berger, were iden-
titled to-day as those of Thomas Dowler
and II. X. Sims. The origin Of the fire
is now a mystery rs the hotel people posi-
lively assert there was no lamp in the
hall.
The place was a regular fire trap. The
halls are narrow and crooked and the
stairway is in the centre OF the building.
Very little fire was sufficient TO make
enough smoke TO render the halls impas-
sable. The OILY fire escape on the build
ing was outside of the windows of the
room occupied by one of the dodgers,
whom the other unfortunates had To
arouse before they could get out of the
burning hall. Few ayailed themselves OF
IL, however, as the ilremen were very
quick with the ladders. Had il not been
for the brave work Of the ilremen Others
would undoubtedly have been suifocated
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MlSSOULA NEWS.
Sad Death of an Estimabie Young Lady
Church Services.

Sad Death OF an Estimnbie Young Lady
Church Services.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, Oct. 12.-The funeral OF Mrs.
A. X. Hartley, whose sad death occurred
yesterday morning took place this after
noon. Ii was largely attended. The de-
ceased had made many friends during
two months residence here; and many
went to show the sympathy they felt for
the young husband, whose bride had been
so suddenly taken from him. On all
sides are heard expressions of regret and
sympathy, even from those who knew
neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Hartley, for the sud-
den taking away Of bride of two months
has in il sadness that appeals TO every
heart.
The Church of the Holy Spirit was
filled this morning with members and
visitors who had come 10 take part in the
harvest thanksgiving services. The
sacred ediflce was beautifully decorated
for the occasion; the special thanksgiving
service OF the church was read, and Rev.
Mr.. Linley, the rector, preached an elo-
quent and forcible sermon appropriate to
the occasion.
State Auditor Kenney is in the city.
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BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS
Suicide of a Wealthy Young New York
Sport.
HE WAS TOO WELL OFF
Heir to a Large Fortune He Didn't
Require TO Work and as
He Couldn't Sleep He
Suicided.

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Walter O. Ker-
nochan, a wealthy young man who occu-
pied bachelor apartments inthe Delta Phi
club, blew his brains out, in his room, at
an early hour this morning. Friends
think he was temporarily insane on ac-
account Of insomia from which he had
been suffering several weeks. The young
man was something of hypochondriac
and for months had been under treatment
for numerous disorders, most of which
his friends say, were imaginary. His
father, John A. kernochan, who died
three years ago, was a prominent finan-
cier in this city and owned big milling in
terests. Walter and his brother have
been engaged in various business indus
tries and both are very wealthy.
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A had Break.

From Munsey's Weekly.
Kiplcy- Have pleasant time at her
house last night2
Spooner-Yes; / made bad break,
though.
Kiplcy-Say something you didn't in
tend To?
Spooncr-No; | broke the front gate
getting away from the dog.
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Mrs. Maekay Coming Back to America

II seems pretty well settled now that
Mrs. Mackay will return from London
next year and take up her residence in
America. Her present intention is to take
a house in Washington. Mr.. Mackay has
spent the summer in Europe with his
wife, and they have recently been travel
ing extensively through England and
Scotland. He is now about 10 return TO
this country aud will bring over with him
his eldest son, who is about 20 years Of
age, and who will probably go into busi-
ness here, assuming some position in the
Commercial Cable company.
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Grand Duke Niehoia. Insane.

LONDON, Oct, Eli has been learned
that at the close Of the Russian manoeuvre
in yolhynia, Grand Duke Nicholas. who
had chief command, suddenly became in
sane from the effects o. disease from
which he long suffered aud melancholy
aud heartrending scenes ensued until be
was removed 10 General MartyrolT's
estate ia Don Steppes The physicians de-
clare his condition hopeless.
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RAIN IN VIRGINIA.
Wheeling Flooded and Great Damage
Done to Property.

Uohe 10 Property,
WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. ia tremen-
dous rain storm in this vicinity this eve
ming did much damage in Caldwell's Run
valley, many families were washed out,
many cattle drowned and much property
destroyed. All railroads suffered se-
verely, the roadbeds and bridges being
washed out. The Baltimore 4 Ohio was
damaged the most, and traffic on that line
was suspended tonight. Throughout the
city there is much damage and in the
eighth ward the gas and water are cut of
by the breaking of the street mains.
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Tracy Says lie Didn't.

ST. Louis, Oct. 12.-Secretary Tracy, in
an interview last night, said the report
cabled from London that he had boycotted
Roach's shipyards because the property
had been purchased by an English syndi-
cate, was humbug. He had not known
the yards had been sold until he saw the
cablegram.
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ANACONDA, MONTANA MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1890

tain in the Boulder mining district, by
James Pardee and n. McCarty; Mineral
Mountain and Rambler lodes on twelve
mile creek, about six miles from its
mouth, by w. ). Todd, William Thomp-
son and William Haupt; Last Chance
lode in Burt Fork mining district, by
Sophronia Gibbins and Clayton X. Glib.
bins; Silver King. twelve miles west Of
Horse Plains, by John w. Shepard.
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THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Bodies oftSwo Foolish Lovers Found In
the Lake at Chicago

CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-The bodies OF Annie
n. Dallas and that Of a young man known
as Lawrence McBeth, the woman's lover,
were found in the lake this morning. The
woman was of questionable character.
The young mans real name is said to be
Beath. He is from Canada and has been
an actor, at one time with Frauk Mayo's
"Davy Crockett and again with the "Sil-
last seen together week ago at their
room on Clark street. They had n quar-
rel and left the house together late at
night.
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That Isig Canal.

PARIS, Oct. 12.-It is understood the
Colombian government asks the Panama
Canal company for very heavy payment
for the extension of the time in the Co
lomban canal concession which the
company desires. Ii is thought il Colom-
bia persists in the demand the result will
be the final winding up Of the company.
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Ripe old Age.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l2.-Rev. Albert
Sehehler, the oldest member Of the Re-
demptionisI order in the United States,
died to-day. He was 81 years old and has
been priest ia the Redemptiouist order
SO years.
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business il business.

From the Washington Post.
II want some advice" said one young
man 10 another.
"Why don't you go to your father?"
"Well, you see, the old gentleman is
lawyer, and business is business, you
know
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lie il A Yankee.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The Corean
legation was honored this morning by the
arrival Of little stranger in the person
of son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ye Cha Yum.
charge d'aifairs. The young gentleman
il the first native born Corean in the
United States.
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To Receive o.nri.n and Dillon.

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Thomas T.. Gill,
NJ. r., arrived OH the Alaska to-day from
Liverpool. II is understood he is here TO
arrange for the reception Of Dillon and
O'Bren.
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Five Men brow ned.

KINKoRD, n. j., Oct. l2.-Five young
men, Solomon, John and Angelo Fletcher,
Cheafus Merrick and AlonEo Cannon,
were drowned in the river near here this
afternoon By the capsizing Of boat, in
which they were bringing some large tim
bers down the river.
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Wool and the TarIn.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. l2.-Columbus
Delana, president of the National Wool
Growers association, has issued an adj
dress 10 the wool growers Of the country
upon the present tariff law, and resigning
his oiIice
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Crushed to Death.

CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-Whle six men were
engaged in hosting some steel bars
weighing several tons at the Illinois Steel
company yards this afternoon the derrick
broke and the mass fell upon the men.
All were badly injured and one will prob
ably lie,
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A SOLDIERS WIDOW
Dies Like "a Hero Defending Her Hnmble
Home.

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. l2.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Sanders, tollgate keeper and post
mistress at Toledo, Pa, who was shot by
masked ruflians Friday night, died to-
night Three men are under arrest and
the officials say they undoubtedly are the
rigbtones. They intended to plunder the
house but the brave woman. who was
soldiers widow, resisted and fired an in
eifectual shot at them. They returned
the fire, mortally wounding her aud
then fled.
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Clearing House statement.

BosToN, Oct. 12.-The clearing house
statement shows gross exchanges for the
past week 10 be l,S3, ,3jj, ,53i. AN increase
Of 10 per cent over the same time last
wear
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Macon, Ga, Oct. l2.-The Empire
lumber company, the largest lumber con-
cern in Georgia, has faded, with liabili
ties $4,000.
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ON THEIR TRACK.
Englsnd's Detectives searching for Dillon
and O'Isrien.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. i2.-Detectives were
securing the Queenstown harbor in boats
all day in search Of Dillon and O'Brien.
They boarded the steamers umbria and
Wisconsin and all the tugs and tenders.
They also searched all incoming mail
trains. The authorities evidently believe
Dillon and O'Brien have not yet sailed.
Desay and Lane, members OF parliament,
boarded the Umbria.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct l2.-NIrs. Rachel
johnson, mother of Mrs. Rachel McCaul.
ley, the actress, died tonight
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r,.,nnnI. mm ne rh.rs-

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch from Tas-
mania says delegates have been appointed
20 the federal convention,
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HOMER, La, oct. 12.-Frauk Wooden, a
colored incendiary, was lynched to-day.
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ID EoPLE'S MARKET.
Barrett Il Burnett,--
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
rSt-class family market In the city. AL Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
hep on First Street ANACONDA
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I A. HASLEY,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING.
Estimates Furnished on Application. Orders
by mail promptly attended TO.
-. OAK STREET, ANACONDA. -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
/ iENRY SURPRENANT,
.ss..... ....sssss sees ssss
SIGN PAINTER.

II somlning, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done In the best style Of the art.
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VOL. U.-NO 40.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
p. CHRISMAN, d. ID. s.

Nee, First Street Between Main and Oak,
n Anaconda, Montana.
I&TH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
81 a new process. All classes OF Dental Work
executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
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Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Mining Brokers, Collectors and Convey
ancers.
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.OR. II. CAYLEY,
, Rooms 2j and 20, Windsor Hotel,
,,st Broadway Butte, Mont.
Daice Hours-9 to II a. M; 2 to 4 p. m; to
'p. m. Telephone SO.
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r. II. L. ST. JEAN, M. d. @. M.

-fYSICIAN TO ST. ANN's HOSPITAL.
0tiice In Dwyer Block.
ice Hours: $50 to 10 80 a. m, 90 to 8 :0Op. m,
100 TO 300 0p. m.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
NOW, GIVE ATTENTION

TO the publication of your blood
lor vt no season is the BODY so sus.
ceptlbic to the benefits to be deriv-
ea from a good medicine, as in
March April and May. Hood
earsaparilla is the peoples fayorite
spring medicine. 1t stands nm.
eqsialed for purifying the blood,
curing scrofula, salt rheum, etc. :.
regulating the kidneys and liver
repairing nerve tissues, strengthen,
ing and inyigorating tile whole BODY
as Well as checking the progress Of
acute and chronic disease, and re-
storing the afflicted parts to q ma
tural, healthy condition. If Won
nave never tried Hoods Sarsapa-
l1lla Tor your ''spring medicine ),
10 SO this season. :,
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
PRELIMINARY TRIAL

Judge Barksdale came up on Ii.
I! t'lN Sunday night and held . Dre.
iliiilhary examination Monday off,,
case OF the state against Mar;3g
Alnb;e, charged with arson, Y'oe
chleI witness for the state, lydia
Berry, testified that about the on,
o1 March the accused came to her
mouse about 10 o'clock atnightafter
witness had retired, and set fire IN
inc mouse occupied by witness.
Inc Witness, Lydia Berry, got up,
gave an alarm and extinguished the
IRE before any danger was done,
Inc evidence of the defendant cor
roherated by her mot,lor-in-]aw
was that she was at her home about
one mile from the house alleged to
nave been fired, at the time tbe
mousse was fired and remained there
all night. After hearing the evil
aehce the judge admitted the de- |
enuant to fail in the sum of $3.50, |
which she readily gave and was re-
eased from custody. The parties
re all colored and live near Arizo-
ia. Jealousy is the cause of the
rouble between the women
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

MI a. L. Wilson, who with his
laml!y removed from his farm, near
Blackburn to Homer about the 1st
OF Jan. andwho has been consider
ed byhis family asina state of men
ia. alteration for some time. was ad.
judged insane by Judge Barksdale
last Tuesday. lie is now in the cus-
tody OF the sheriff and will be con-
veyeu to Eaton Rouge SO soon as
there is room to receive him. We
'rust that the unfortunate man will
soon :. recover his reasoning facul-
lies and be restored to a condition
o take charge of his family and |
business affairs. @
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
PEMclLLINGs
ihe police jury meets ncxt Non.

day. NO. y o''
r . iafiSh "a Treasurer McClendon spcn,
a cay Or two in town this week.
Mr. A. X. Clingman is bavin o
oflck made to erect a hotel.
~ peasant musical cntertainn,e ut
was given at the residence Of Mr..
d. l. Otis Wednesday night.
alr, Frank Gill and family spent
last Sunday in Mt. Lebanon.
Mr.. O'Flatthery-"An' how are
yez this marnin,' miss?,, Miss
NnS'season-" Well, l thank Won,
excepting that my eyes cause me q
great deal of trouble.n Mr..
- ilatthery-''A All, miss, ye should
DC feconciled whin ye think what q |
po"ef . trouble yer eyes cause to
other people. America.
=, state I, Senator John R. Phipps, Of
Claiborne, u was visitor to Monroe
t't;on t,'tG;ol,'sday. He enjoys the repu-
.' sas,oh OF being one of the ugliest
members of the Senate, but t6,t s is
more than compensated by the fact
'na' ne is one Of the ablestana pur-
est men in that body TELEGRAPH.
Our neighbor, the Journal, has ,
IN lts possession "a full -Aedeed :;
'oooie underscored, warranted
10 dlminish-or- In -grow-weary lot Of 7
'alt-llke meanings jumbled togeth- Il
II In the shape Of love letter ,, =
Written by flower that blooms in ~ "
ne 2pring, and says that the youno :, :,
ady owner can procure same by 81
applying at shis office in person. - II
We venture to say that she'll II
pply-for a respits. y
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
SlleriTs Sale.
'lofshein' Bros. VS.. j. NJ. Fincber, Nos,
llS1 and ls4o.-In 3rl District Couy,
Claiborne parish, Louisiana.

! 4! virtue Of two writs of cxccnt;o,
~ issued gut Of tho 3rd District Cont
IN the sbcvc entitled eases and tn NJ a
directed. ! have seized tho fol,owino p
described property cf defendant md
VIII lr,cretl to sell the same to tho last @
ana highest lllder at the court homsa
IN the town OF Homer within tbs leval
hours, OH SATURDAY, tie 1Ota days s"t "f
aay, 1880: The ST of na1 sec. s. town.
s1lp 10, rslgo I, and nj Of seI see &
township 70, range 7, and swi, sec. +
township 10, range s, and p.i S. of sai !
sec: . township 10, Range s, and WI az
nwt. sec. IL, township ID, range &. md
Of OF net SOC; Z, township 10, range :.
aud aud 81 Of set sec. 6, township 10. and
swt OF set SEQ. 6, tow usllip ID, range !.
WIN ali improvements; also two Llach
norse mulssi name, Nix and Coly ona !
gray horse 4nale, Rock, ono bay horse |
mule, Tony; also one steam mill snJ
n4tnres complete. Terms Of s,,la ca.I
with benefit Of appraisemcnt.
): Il. KIRKPATRICK. Sheriff.
April 4, 1890. " Mio
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

A letter from Prof. Bugy, re-
ce'Yed Yesterday by the GUARDIAN.
states that Miss Adah HoJlingswortl,
ana lEof' 9. I. Bugg will give an
entertainment a next Friday night,
April the 18th. Our people should
'uln outcn nasse and give them a
rousing reception.
The place Of Holding the enter
1alnment will be made known by
'he distribution OF dodgers and
through the press.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
HOMER
- eTn~,Ns r, : ING. hao PROSPEROUS lit.
'lH CITY or TWO THOUSAN6H D
.MssAnlTanTS

lhose who have lived here fo,
years. watched this or that build
n.g 0ullS' in fact watched every i'm.
provement, cannot fail to recognizo
1ne vast improvements that have
Deen made within the mast fe,,
years. But to the stranger. COM
pafatlvely speaking, the man who
n"S not visited Homerin 2 or 8 wears
IS the person to whom tie nict-
ure OF reality is presented in n, Of
It's force. On every corner, in fact
on every block in the town, q new
building OF Improvement is present.
eo TO his eyes. He cannot fail 70
see them; therefore it is pleasure
" 20 speak of these improvements
midst. III oui
a gentleman talking to Report |
er of the GUARDIAN sometime since
said; "Your town has improved |
wonderfully. Why, sir, eyerv- |
"hefe l cast my eyes notice new
buildings being built or improve
menus Il, OF some kind going on, and
'hey are not shoddy structures, but
S"iltin first class style"
'1o2 have no idea," proceeded
lie gentleman, "Whata vast change
las come over your town. 1t is
more noticeable to lie from the fact
hat l have been absent for the past
wo years. predict q brightfuture
or Homer.D
There is nothing more said in the
Dove paragraphs than is suffered 6v Il
IL those who lived among US in the ',
ays past and chance to visit us v
gain, yet they are facts which are I"
ell worth noticing, and overlooked
some Who are not close obsery- cq
s.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

Your attention is called to the
quotations of Ogilvie g. Thurinond
shreveport, ? quoted in this issue, on
2 corn 2 meal, bacon, hay, grain and
iced stuffs. These gentlemen are
hustlers and will make it to your
interest to purchase of them. They
ouy strictly for cash, sell for cash
anu expect the cash when due.
Read their advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

Ii you are need of bill heads, let.
Ter heads, monthly statements, note
heads, envelopes, cards, note and
,e''er circulars, posters, dodgers,
hana ollls' or in fact, anything from
wedding invitations down to a small
caro- es we desire to call your atten-
tlon to the fact that the GUARDIAN
can supply your wants at very low
ngures, and give you as neat and
ar'lstlc work as can be secured in
larger cities.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
THE D0!MGs OF DEATH

Death again dealt one of his cr,,e
blows when he carried off the spir.
1t OF Charlie Kirkpatrick, who died
near haynesville few days since.
IL always seemed strange to us that
death would choose for his victir,
the young man Of high character
ana bright prospects, in preference
10 those who are less worthy and
seemingly have fewer claims unon
thls life. But such are the WAYS of
the greatest enemy of all mankind.
Truly has it been said, s'The wavs
OF death are mysterious and nast
tading OUT
Charlie kirkpatrick was, in the
full meaning Of the words, a good
young MAJ, and to attain such q
plandit should inuced be the high
est ambition of every one. The
simple annals OF his life was to walk
correctly and to do good, for such |
q course he will undoubtedly re-
;eive a just reward.
The sudden ending of the life of
MS young man, who had just en-
cred manhood's estate, should
IMPRESS an important lesson upon {
Is all and especially the young. It |
hould constantly remind us of the
reVlty Of human Life and the cer- +
ainty of death. ~ q
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
EARLY GARDEN.

DIR. ). r. Richardson brought to
our office this week a very fine lot
OF lettuce, which is the frstwe have
seen this season. Most early gar
dens were destroyed by the cold
weather In February, but the doc.
TOR, as usual, gets there just the
same.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
MARKET REPORT,

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
CoTT0N-9s01oc.
FLoUR-4 s5a5 75per bll.
coFFEE-2s0e5c per lb.
sUeAR-744@loc per lb.
BACoN--6417 per III.
NAns-Basis I'D. s. IS per keg, steel
klcE-choices5a@7sc per lb.
I TOBACCO o-3S075o penlb,
! shL. sALT-2s5 lbs in Dbl, 81 a5.. y
SACK sALT--s1 2502 90.
BRoGAN SHOES eoesI 8.
AXIS Best quality, 75e.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

Mr.. Louis viers, representing
the Interstate Building and Loan
ASSOCIATION Of Columbus, Ga, or
ganized branch of the above &C.
soclation here last week with 195
snare holders. The officers elect
ca were: J, X. Willet, president;
a. 4. clingman, vice. president;
H. 7. Webb, secretary, treasurer
and attornev.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

The Weekly Times, Weekly eau
caSlan and Weekly GUARDIAN, three
OF the best papers published in the
state, for the insignificant sum Of
TWO DOLLARS AND TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS per year in advance.
ono" us the man that can't afford
10 Keep abreast Of the times at such
rldlculously low figures and we win
give him a copy of tie GUARDIAN
free. Subscribe at once,
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

A good business was done by our
merchants last Saturday. It is
estimated that over two hundred
wagons were In town besides the
usual horseback purchasers. The
own on that day was liyelier than
lOr some time past.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04

we call attention to the card Of
rom Harris which appears in this
issue. Mr.. Harris has served the
corporation of Homer in the capaci-
" OF marshal for two terms. He
has made a faithful and efficient
officers. His record shows that he
mas collected a greater per cent Of
the taxes due the town than anv
we have ever had. We see
no reason why he should not be re-
elected.
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
DR.. MENDENfALL'S eeuF ci,pr

DR.. EEHDENhALL's AeuE CURE.
a specific for chills and fever, re.
mltent, intermittent, malariai and
swamp fever, dumb ague. &c.
1ures ~ 1iii1ousness and regulates the
81 stomach and bowls, and prevents
ali malarial diseases. Pleasant 70
aake. Fifty {, cents bottle, equal TO
any dollar medicine. Soldby a n
Gladncy. a. ~
Homer guardian., 1890-04-04
EVERYBODY kNows

Ihat at this season of the year the
blood is filled with impurities. the
accumulation of months of close
confinement in poorly ventilated
stores, !. Z, workshops and tenements
All these impurities and every trace
OF scrofula, salt rheum, or other
disease may be expelled by taking
HOODS Sarsaparilia, the best blood
purifier ever produced. It ia the
only medicine of which u100 doses
one dollar'' is true.