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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-05
SION
de ACeite PurO de h aae1
HIGADO de BAOALAO
#f9fHt 1DON 10 4
Hipofosftos de Oal v de Sosa

Hipofosftos de Oal v de Sosa
Is aap agraqa5ze a 9azaaaz- como Ia Aee6t
1fene eombinadas en- su mas completa
forma las virtudes de estos dos yaliosos me-
dicamentos. 81 digiere asimila con mas
facilidad que el aceite crudo " es especial
mente de gran vaIor para los nihos dehcadosy
enferrnizos y personas de est6magos deli
eadOs.
Cara Ia Tfsts. aa
CuFss IR neuRia.e iii $500 .E1Gt &
CuFl ka DebtIfdBd General.
CuFss-tM EscF6ft4la.
CmFa Ell R eWm0tfSEnO.
cara HR tOs " RefTindOs
cara eE RaQWiGfsulO eaR los NEmOs
y en- efecto para todas los eufermedades en-
que hay infamacion de Ia Gargants los
Pulncnes, Decaimiento Corporal = Debilidad
Nerviosa, NADIA en- Ell mundo puede cOmpar-
arse con esta sabrosR Emulsion. # e
Veanse q continuation los nombres do
unos pOcos, de entire los sEnuohos prC1nftentes
facultativos que recomieudan prescriben
cOnstantemente esta preparation.
Sr. Dr. d. Ambrosio Grillo, Santigo de Cuba.
Sr DR.. ID. Mannel s. CagtellsnOs, Habana
sr Dr.. D. Ernesto Hegewiseh. Director del
Hospital Civf, 8 San Sebastian Vera
Cruz, Mexico.
sr. Dr. ID. Diodoro COntreras, TlacotalPam,
Mexico.
~. Dr. D. JaoiDto N1nsz, Leon, Nicaragua.
81. Dr. ID. Vicente Perez Rubio, Bogota.
Sr. DR.. d. Juan g. Gastelbondo, Cartagena.
sr. Dr. Jesus Gkndara, Magdalena.
Sr. DR.. ID. 8. Colon, Ralencia Nenezuela
Sr DR.. D Francisco de a. Mejia, La 9uaira
De yenta en- las principales drogusraasy y
SC0TT Il BOVINE, Nueva York
Mayo 1o de 1883 3Em
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Al PUBLICO

Desde el dia 80 del cOrriente mes dejara de fun
ciOnar el cOche que viaa desde esta
ciudad la Capital vice-versa.
Ponce % de Octubre de 1891.
l3-l3 .-.I - ..-n AdolfO SANTIAGO.
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M u A s

Las tiene desde Ia tres amos, de buena raza
don Domingo Borelli, de Ceamo. Quien interese
puede dirgirse al expresadO senior.
COamO, Mayo de 1891. p. 6. m.
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r. CASTRO

Retratos de todas classes y ta-
manOs.
Ampliaciones (tamanos gran
des) con colOres, crayOn y al claro
OscurO. lib
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FarmaCia de Vale Y CanCiO

FL dispense acredid stablecmientO,
mite recuentemne existenca ofrecer sempre
TN CONETANTE Y SELECTO SURTIDO DE MEDICANENT0S
infndad de- rticulos de ramo. f
especiai ded
De ha cont
buido al exito interrumpido .e
-ls~ q De la FARMACIA DE VALE & CANCTO.
dponendo de med
odos los ella deposten confanza.
.t LOS PRE0UoS De ESTA CASA SON NWY LUNDTAp0Ss .
de IA ecccOn
ceIente caIidad mad LabontOro
Las rdenes los S Fmacuoos confar ala Faoc0 @ "a
B &
EXTRICTA EXACTITUD CONTADO.
de DeEcias Ponce P R
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NOTICE OF DYSS UTfON.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that I am withdrawing from
the firm doing q clothing and furnishing goods
business in the city of Seattle under the firm
name of the Chicago Clothing Company. and that
VIII not be responsible for any debts contracted
In the name OF said firm subsequent 10 the date of
this notice. Proper notice has been given by me
for dissolution of said firm ISIDoRE HARRIS
seat IL. Wash. NoNemner IL. 1891
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CoSFECrIONERS,

ICE CREAM. CONFEC rIoNERY FrC
ne hiN !ce cream, ali t3avors always on hand
promptly 10 ali parts 81 the civ: Metre
L. eticAs' al nsvors, one quart 90 cents three
pms 80 cents. two quarts 81 or 81 per gallon.
~ tllace candies, made fresh daily larSeS, !.
sOa'aasas ~ ne Cay - Henry 4, al7 Taird sUssA
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OUR REGULAR PRICES
hfNICURr.

A LICE VI. AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI.
~ cure sud electroiogtSl hairirrsslng par{orS %
and 50 Eolyoks block. Front and Spging streets.
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CITY TREAsURER'S NoTICE-NoTrCr n
~ hereby given that the assessment roll fof ~
improvement Of Temperance street. created By ord
NANCE No. l,5l6. entitled An ordinance 70 provide
for the Improvement of Temperance street. IN lhs
city of Seattle, from john street to Harripa
by grading and constructing sidewalk on eac6
side thereof, has been certified to me for co1eo
ton. and that unless payment be made Of such a
sesSments within thirty days from and anef tie
date of the first publication OF this notice. such =
seSsments shall become delinquent aud shall ben
interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum unfd
paid. and the sums delinquent shall be entered d
the annual tax roll for the current year aanin4l
each lot and parcel so delinquent and with Inter
est collected as other taxes, and If not paid within
the time fixed for the payment of city taxes sba4
be collected as such taxes collected, and each
lot or parcel so delinquent shall be sold for IL
amount of such assessment with interest," an3
costs, at the time and in the manner and By the
same authority lands and lots are sold f0F clt3
taxes. WILLIS l.. AMES City Treasrrux
Date of first publication, Seattle, Wash, Novsm
Der 81. 1891
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GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANT
~ Under and by virtue of ordinance No l-l1
sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned
city comptroller. city and city cierk ~
the purchase of sufficient number OF salary Ira
warrants of the city of Seattle amounting to f6ees
thousand ($15 600 dolla s. more or less to psy
the day laborers Of said city in cash. said tepdefs
will be received on or before Monday. December 4
A. ID. 1891. at O'Clock p. m, the successful bdds
to receive said warrant warrants and pay fuF -
same on or about December 3. A. ID. 1891
The right is hereby reserved TO reject any md N
bids. G. W. FERRIS City Comprroser
W. l.. AdES, City treasurer
III. w. MILLER. City Clerk
Date of first publication, December l. A. d 1871
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property-Farm lands at Slaughter. Kent
Port Orchard, Sumas City and Vashon island; the
superiority of the above localities for productive
ness OF soil Is well known. James E. Porter, 81
Gottstein building
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MILL me X j.

CEATTLE MILLINERY PARIORS go6
- Third street, for latest fashions, imported and
domestic; Eastern prices; don't forget 10 see the
gold watch.
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GTH EACH BUYS ONE OR MORE OF THE
" ~ best residence lots in Seattle; terms if de-
sired: they are located at South PARK: call early
First floor aller block.
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DOR SALE-HOUSES IN ANY PART OF THE
Il city on the installment PLAN Room % Union
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DIR ESSRAkTyG.

MRS. B. EVANS, DRESsgAKEp.r
vi San Francisco; suits from So nar a - %
feet fit guaranteed. PIT Columbia Sra, psp
site postoflice es ~
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LOST.

T OST-POCKETBOoK CONTAINING CHECK
~ on Washington National bank and cash.
FINDER will be rewarded by leaving at Seventh and
Main.
l OST OR STOLEN-A MONTH AGO. A
- brindle pup with white nose. Return to 2,3O9K
Front street and receive reward.
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GS0 DOWN. BALANCE $40 A MONTH
.pcO will buy snug home near car line with
view of sound Seattle salary fund warrants ac-
cepted at par Room 2l2 Butler block.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPASY-FN-
- klhesrs and contractors FOR bridges Of every
description; wnaxfbuiidtBs pile driving dredging
80 steam shovel excavstng pIans and specihca-
uons ia1nlsnso On application; correspondence
soalcaiea of1Ss. ooesdaotaa bloch SSstsis. Wssh
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r AIDES WISE ING TO LEARN NINE KEEL
IL logg's French Tailor System Of dress cutting
please call at the Ripley room 4, corner Front and
Pike: patterns ST. n. A. Plummer, General
Agan
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DANCING ACADEMY.

CTASDARD ACADEMY. SECOND AND COL
- umba: receives pupils Monday, Tuesday Fri
day and Saturday; social SATURDAY night; plain
fancy and stage dancing. Professor VI { Aker.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY WASH
" ingtOn hall. 525 Sixth street: classes convene
Monday Thursday and Friday al p. IN: iuven Il.
class, Saturday at r. IT.: private lessons: send
for circulars; fancy and stage dancing. Professor
c. Iopp.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

L,oR SALE-THE FIRST CROP WILL MAKE
Il the second pay ment: 800 cash; balance $500
In ten year; i've acres of garden land near the
city Herbert 5. Upper, 704is Front corner
Cherry street.
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~ NJ MARTIN, NJ. D.. PHYSICIAN AND
-. surgeon. Office rooms 81 and 80 Occidental
block; residence, l,elS Yesler avenue.
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I AIDES, FOR STYLISH CosTrMrs
- feet ht and low prices call on Mss VI rkh
1.432 Washington street AAls
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II oUsEHOLD GOODS, MERCHANDISE
II grain, baggage. etc, stored a; lowest rates
money loaned on goods; insurance lowest in the
city. shoudy Bros & Co, $40 and Sl2 Coumer-
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CITY NOTICES.

MRS r. II. BUTTERFIED - MAssaer
vi treatment; ladies only. Room 1908 Seuses
street. seattle. Wash.
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nR. WEED HAS RESUMED PRACTICE
~ Offices, 3l2 TO 3l6 Burke block; office hours
10 to II a. m, TO and to Sp. m. Telephone
No. l. Residence Weed house.
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HAVE A NEW COVER PUT ON YOUR
IL umbrella Umbrella hospital, opposite post
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HELP WANTED-FEM4IF.

WANTED-NURSE GIRL FROM IL To 10
! NJ years of age Apply TO Mrs Percy w
'Gochester north side of Yesler avenue, second
- east of Rainier.
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= 4 TENTS.

TT l. REYNOLDS, MECHANICAL ENGI-
II neer and patent solicitor; late examiner
L. :. patent office: applications for patents pre-
pared and prosecuted Room AZ sullivan block
Seattle, Wash.
DATENTS-CAVEATS WRITE FOR "AD-
L vice 10 Inventors" G. III. King attorney,
Epler block -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

'oIf aub moisture combined have "a t@Irpotis-
ing eject upon The b 80 y organs. ana the diges-
i've ana secre i've prOc-s9e- are apt 90 be- more
iafdig pfri0rWe lu winter than Do The fall. The
same D. tru al o.. oftle eNsre Ory m1cII Us. TIE
bose.s Hr@ of en- s.ugg s1, su1 iue piTe- o. the
SKIN tlrcw On uu I1tIe waste o. atteTat this sea-
son. Ihesystem Their fore, equiras 0p ming Nd
= liile' aul also o. 4rtfyiug ard .f4Ilrt iug, aud
th- sa'esi sufest and most fhOrJu-h tonic aud a.
.efailFs that can be- usei for thes purposes is
Hp-tet ers 3 ouaeh Eif'ers. F-rs0us who wish
20 ESCAPE me rheIuatIc f%wiuges, the ~iyspeptic
a. 'ni =, The D lrfui disturbance II The bowels,
me hl.ion- attscEs ant the nervous visifati0Ls
20 miupu althls Q me 81 the Fear viii do we'll
I reil force treir systems with this fen0Fne1
segeiab siomachic and iuvix0raut. 70 improves
th- appetite, ,treagihens The stomach, theers
TOE spiits' ma renOvat-s The FhJle Ihysique.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

? cents per pound m sucar Here We
can raj a. least hfierB tons per arr-.
a lager ytili than iu Germ my. and
drriv- au ~ G me OF $50 20 SO per a ~
az a lOT estimate, or more O. an thrse
'T lour acre. Of c frH wi } p odrc No
one MA -h' ali fpr one IA ,mrut think
ne q u raise l0u acre. 81 ie-i-. He
cnuld ~ more dOIt than e could LOO
acre ofcIru Il .e. Two rthr,e acr,s
10 each armr will give al! au oyIu--
tunity AMI It'll make tie product
large enough tnT tire { Glory. IN the
Tapar- 10 bod seen 70 s.at,d that tr+
GfSHd IsituJ fs-frty ur'duc. Il 5000
D. und- n .ugt' daily Afi,tp-v rln.
niEg loo days would tom 1900 O0
D"uni- "t-uRtr, Whirh -old a. p N I
"ert- pr pnuHH. would realize SGD e
900; "a ld 40 ibis ih- y go. NJ bounty aud
Y u hsvr $3.50 900 f'-Ce far Rapii-.
Gazett~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

For the further information OF our
ranch farmers we give the following
from a paper read a. a meeting at
Muscatine, Iowa, called for the pur-
bose Of organizing a beet sugar plant
at hat place. Mr.. Chas. Liendecker.
q Of the promoters of The scheme,
was the reader Of the paper. The par
ton we desire TO call attention "a was
as follows:
We have a practical chemist here
who says that btets can be raised
here, at least twenty or thirty tons
per acre. which at 81 per ton would
be $3.50. Quite a difference from your
present income. isn't il? The 6eets
are sold on the percentage aud can by
elbow grease be made TO produce an
equivalent To 81 PER ton or $3.50 per
acre. You have a ready market which
is not controlled by Mr.. Armour.
The leaves are good for feed, aud for
eves ton OF beets you can secure 5
certain amount OF pulp, which, mixed
With leavee, makes the very best of
food for cattle, at a much less rate of
cost than your glucose at 81 per ton.
About 1000 acres would be needed TO
keep a $2O0,O0O factory going, but 5000
should be planted to guard against
poor crops.
Mr.. Hooper thought that MI. Lien
decker's esIimate Of prOddct and reve-
nue. per acre was too high. He thought
gross revenue to the farmer OF $50 Der
acre and a profit o. $50 was nearer
right.
George Mittman, a G>rmAn, and a
man who IL Is said knows ali about
the business said: Beet raising for
sugar Is new here, but It hai been
carried on in Germany for thirty
or forty years. The beets grown
there do not begin 10 compare with
these here. But few have an idea of
the immensely Of a factory of this krnd.
It will require At least twenty aces OF
ground. This region supplies every-
thing essential TO make the project a
success, aud clnnot be excelled. In
Germany they pay twenty cents per
hundred pounds for beets; also twen-
~ cents penalty per 1000 pounds 70 the
state and still make ID q success,
while here the government will pay US
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18
TIE World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce 70 the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost uulim.
tied and when syrup Of Figs wa first
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 ~siectual to cleanse
the system gently in the spung time
or In fact, at any time, and the better
It is known the more popular il be-
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

lhe new board Of directors Of the
Custer County Hor-e Sales and Fair
Association, met Monday aud elected
the following officers for the e1suing
year:
Pfe-'t-JeTp Ryan.
Vice Prrsident-Wm. Harmon.
S-c'y-Gso. w. Allerton.
Treas.-ChH. r. Brown.
The above are ex-Oficio m embers Of
the board Of directors for coming year,
the entire board being a. follow:
Jepp Ryan, VIM. Harmon, q. w.
Allerton, g. L. Brown, j. r. Mckay,
II F. Bachelor, ;. Gordon and j. II.
Price.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Prof Bach has just received 10y direct
importation "a consignment az Import
ID Nordhau-er Rye Whl-key, Pure
Cherry BRANDY and Double Kummrl
~rhuapp-. Al-o some pure Kanasia
Toll rH and Duuec Turkish Tobacco.
AL @,r- u'ei Imported goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

$50, ! read an a7c0aut % the Tribune Of your
tuflcIra Remedies. IL dsscrinsd NV case 80 OK
actly. That I thought. ~ a last resort to give them
a tTlal. Whom { hr-t applied them ( vas al raw
ana bleeding, from ssraiching my-elf, but ] went
asieep almpst immediately. tOm-thiug had not
unue Tor yeaf. tho effect was 80 sOothinE. 10
about two weeks I could stand straight. but not
walk was 20 weak; but my sore. were nearly
we'll. A. near rs [ can judge, the Cuticura Rom
edies cured me in about xix 20 2 ght weeks. and
"a . to this date %. e., from January, 1873, q Janu-
airy. l,sJ ] have not ben sick IN ary vay. on have
hai the least sigu. Il The disease reappeaTiug on
me. ". .. Me- ONAID
1882 Dearborn -, Chicago, H., June 81. 81,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Sam Pepper and w. G. ia kson have
both received nics S'udebaker buggies
within the past few day.. Sans be-
ing a email one, but handsomely con-
structed, FIR his shetland ponie-.
while Jacks = for his celebrated tto'-
ting horse Charcole.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Proposals for the Medical Care Of the sick
and IuhIm.
Sealed proposals. will b received By the board
o. county commissioners Of Custer county. up TO
u o'clock noon, OF Monday. March md. 1921 for
ne care OF, medical att ndance and medicine for
the inmates Of the county poor house and Jail.
such care, medical atte1dance and medicine u be
iurnishea for the period OF one year.
ne board reserves the hight to reject any OF all
BIDS. Proposals. 70 - addressed 20 the under.
signed ana endorsed proposals tor tn medical
car ofthe sick and iuhrm."
A. H. swERDFIGER.
Clerk OF the bOard.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Jepp Ryan started for his ranch on
the Musselshell on Monday nigt, but
encountering ten inches Of snow at
Custer station concluded he bad more
important business In Mil,s City and
returned yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Harry Bachelor was oct sleighing
yesterday In his new cutter, which il
a very fire one, sud the black horse
pulled II quite as though lac was proud
oft, flying at a 40 clip sr und the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

The Northern Pacific have again
started 10 put up ice at The spur. This
time they will take out 200 cars for
E~llensDurg and TIC una, Washington,
the ice crop there bei-g light.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18
Cuticura Remedies

Ara the onl. i~nfailible skin and bl1od purifiers
sold e~vvryWheTe. Price. CUTICURA, The great
SKIN cure, Sc CCuCUEA an exquisite skin
punner and Beautifer. 2jc; CUTlCURA REsOIv-
mi, the new blood purifier, 81. prepared by the
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston,
Mass.
Ss--end for Hos 10 Cure skin Diseases" q
prges. NJ illustrations. ami 100 testimonials.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

that all maskers will be required to
raise their masks At the door. The
Fort Keogh orchestra # four pieces
VIII be in a tendance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

The W. G. T. U. will meet at the
Baptist church at 3:l5 p. IN today.
The responsive rta.ing- o. the last
national convention will be conducted
by Miss Helt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

G.. +. Ingersoll and wife came down
from Great Falls yesterday on No. 1
Dick will for the next year ana
the Rsa Cattle Co with headquarters
a. Nile. City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

! F. Bryan, late night agent at
Rosebud, has been appointed agent at
Terry, Tommy Hooker the agent at
that place having resigned b go farther
west.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

The masquerade TO be given at the
gymnasium hall on Friday night by
the Y. F. s. q. will without doubt be
The finest dance Of its kind ever given
IN the city. 1t might be well to state
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Catarrh is not a local but a constitu-
tional disease, and requires a constitu-
tional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla
TO effect a cure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Nuns tTrI. NUNT
trb. lf.

MILES N|H.. MUNI.N
trb. lrI
NufIc" De- Aer.lE given that ] am prepared -a
r.'". u DH r." HfH IHr OF March. q. D. I-HI. a.
f.H Hr'r. nf hU"Ufy- Brothers. Ata A0rk Civ
Or -n. star. OF New lorh. DuUi- fufh- amount
~ fourteen Thousand ulr hundred tuIIar-
-ltH".. Issued under Doc ACT entitled Acr for
fIH ful ling uf rfH outstanding iuiah-sIra-- Of
'Ha toGlfF a. Custer and aLrrlvri I.nr.av Ii.
l--L uIa until fHc -aId i-s4 tay of March. l-4l. 1
VII uIra such prU-u-al- and viii redeem such
bond a. D. offered az tA- luwp-t price. provided
Hai u1 hid ai.,ec par VII b. accepted if no bid
D. made az par. " lc--. or if "a sufficient amount
~ hlud- b. Dot offered % absorb srcb surplus
fund. then such surplus fund VIII h. used fur
the redemption 81 -aid buud- according 20 the
number q their i-sue - which / will give notice
by law and from Lbe 18th day ~ March. A. n.
l-i the said bonds proposed 10 b. redeemed
shall cease 20 draw Interest and n any such
buud- arr NOT pr0-eu-rH within sixty day- from
tae said Eth day Il March l-sl. / win apply the
sald amount for the redemption Of bonds next
IN order ~ The number Of tnc.r issue.
". n. SAVAGE
Treasurer Of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

SlelghinE is now at its best in our
city aud a good numoer # the = Rs
Of that sport took advantage Of yester-
day Afternoon and lat evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

Dr.. llebig a Co., are regular graduates in med-
cine and surgery and special practitioners au-
tn0Iized ~ the ttates Of Missouri. California and
MONTANA, 10 treat all chronic, nervous and pd-
vate diseases, whether caused BY imprudence. en-
cess or contagion) seminal weakness might losses
sexual debility, QOss Of sexual pOver) nervous de-
oiitys Qoss Of nerve forcel disea ses Of the blood,
Syphilis, G~OnO-rhea, elect, and stricture) cured
durable cases guaranteed wit life membership.
Charges low. thousands Of cases cured. An
uAl case, At Laboratory. 10 Injurious or poison
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complaints, rheumatism, paralysis, and all other
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CONSULTATION FRKk
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-18

G. Q. Mccoy. general manager of
the Deadwood stage line, arrived In
the city yesterday from Portland, Or,
to look into the business Of the com-
paBy.