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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-10
MERIT ALWAYS WINS
A SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE rs
BASED ON MERIT.
The Importance of Informing tho
Public OF the Value of an Article
Through the Leading
Newspa pers.

The few remedies which have at
talned to worldwide fame, as truly
beneficial in effect and giving satisfac-
ton to millions Of people everywhere,
are the products Of the knowledge OF
the most eminent physicians, and pre-
sented in the form most acceptable to
the human system by the Skill of the
worlds great chemists; and one of the
most successful examples is the Syrup
of Figs manufactured by the Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Co. Unlike a host of
limitations and cheap substitutes, Syrup
of Figs is permanently beneficial in its
effects, and therefore lives and pro-
notes good health, while inferior prep
arations are being cast aside and for
gotten. In olden times If a remedy
gave temporary relief to individuals
here and there, it was thought good;
but nowadays a laxative remedy
must give satisfaction to all. If you
have never used Syrup of Figs, give it
a trial, and you will be pleased with it.,
and will recommend it to your friends
or to any who suffer from constipation,
or from overlooking, or from colds,
headaches, billousness, or other ills re-
sulting from an inactive condition of
the kidneys, liver and bowels.
In the process of manufacturing the
pleasant family laxative made by the
California Fig Syrup Co., and named
Syrup Of Figs, figs are used, as they are
pleasant to the taste; but the medicinal
properties Of the remedy are obtained
from an excellent combination of
plants known to be incidentally laxa-
tive and to act most beneficially. AS
the true and original remedy, named
Syrup of Figs, is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Go. only, a knowl-
edge of that fact will assist in avoid
ing the worthless limitations manufac-
tured by other parties. The company
has selected for years past the lead
ing publications of the United States
through which to inform the public of
the merits of its remedy, and among
them this paper is included, as will be
seen by reference 10 it's advertising col
umns.
Narrow bands Of gold or silver, with
feathery aigrettes that rise from the
center, furnish pleasing ornaments for
the hair. at modest prices.
Onion Seed Csc and Up a Lib.
Catalogue tells how to grow 1918 bus. pc.
acre as easily as 100 bushels. Largest
Seeds. Earliest vegetables always pay.
Saizer's Seeds produce them weeks ahead
Of Others. Coffee Berry 15c per ID. Pota-
toes $1.N a Bbl.
Catalogue and 10 packages OF vegetable
and flower seed novelties to JOHN a.
SAFER SEED COMPANY. IA
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-10

The Spanish cortes will hardly be so
reluctant as was the United States
senate in ratifying that $40, 600 ,0O0.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-10
I00dJ; Saa1aboaiAz
(kszsaAizgskks ;;i5.lYIlFTx~

nond,s Pills cure liver ills, the non-irritating and
the only %catis"rtic to take with Hoods Sarsararilla-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-03-10
memory.

TO be original you must have a good
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26
var once Automobiles.

Surely, II somewhat slowly,
our var Office is emerging from
the Rip Van Winkle state or ex-
istence that has so long made it
a source of merriment for our
easily amused friends on the con-
tinent. At the present moment
they seem to be surprising them.
selves in their laudable efforts
to be "up-to-date," for we have
the assurance that the long pro-
posed introduction of motor cars
into the army for transport pur-
poses is on the point Of accom-
plishment. The spectacle Of the
Household Brigade careering
across the Horse Guards parade
ground in asteam buses" will be
awaited with interest The Out
look.
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w. r. BADGETT.
S--w faggers the Automobile.

S--w --fAggers the Automobile.
Tho tomobile failed to come
up to tie standard OF the hippo
equus in the blizzard. One with
six-inch tres and a cab body, con-
tanning two gentlemen and steer
ed by a motorman Of mat re
years, caused a blockade in Four
teenth street that lasted the
greater part Of the day. The
thing would eat into the snow up
to the hubs and step. Then it
would back, stand on it's hind
wheels and whizz in the air. 1t
seemed to have life and the volun-
tary power OF resistance. Long
lines of vehicles reached out on
the east and west, and their driv-
ers "guyed' the poor motorman
nearly to death Chicago Times
Haral III
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26

aid Of the county authorities was
invoked and every Sunday viola
tion learned OF made "a case," un-
Ill theys were willing to let go
what they regarded as victory,
The expense of living here does
not appear excrbitant. A good
many OF the visitors, especially
those whose stay is to be limited.
stop at the hotels. but nearly every
house has "roons to rent" After
t'learning the ropes" a room if de-
sired, can be obtained at moderate
cost. There are, proportionately,
small number OF restaurants and
/ believe Arthur Berry could make
"all sorts Of money" with place
similar TO the one he conducts in
Vinita. A great many Of the pri-
vate house dodgers take their meals
at hotels. Those who are here Tor
health and. not Tor pleasure, and
there are great many OF them, in
moderate circumstances, do "light
housekeeping" M. K. M.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26
Erroneous suppression Corrected.

AETfUuCOun Asupf CSSiVH ~vstS~AS&'
The impression prevails in some
minds that Judge William NJ
Springer contemplated holding
court at this place and Wagner.
This is erroneous. Judge Spring
er as chief justice of the Indian
Territory, some time since mapped
out program for the last round OF
court work in this district. He
will hold court at Vinita. Miami,
Tahlequah and the first term at
Wewoka, where he will induct the
officials OF that division into Office.
Judge Springer is making this cir
cult as farewell tour and as be
was the fiFstto hold courts in these
towns he will also hold court at
the different points. giving them
the last OF his official labor in the
territory.
Judge Thomas has been directed
to hold cou<t here and at Wag-
oner. -Muskogee Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26
BREEZE FROM ROCKIES.
A RestfuI Resort With Cool,
Delightful Temperature.
MANlTou. Col. August %.

foot Of Pixies Peak, attitude 6200
tset, it was 6S1-2 degrees in the
shade at quarter Of twelve today,
Z doubt not that it was'90 or above.
There is cool breeze blowing
through the valley, which at diff
ferent times appears to come from
all directions within a few nain-
'utes. II is.a great contrast from
the weather Encountered at home
and pleasant one too. Hester-
day afternoon, while watching
baseball game in a little basin,
surrounded by hills on all sides,
the temperature. was equal to what
we are used to-bat not the game.
The Manitou town club played
against the guests at one OF the
principal hotels-most of them
college students, and the like. The
pitcher was a Yale man, while the
umpire was from Princeton. The
town boys walked awayfrom them
with perfect ease and along in the
sixth or seventh inning the catcher
for the hotel guests was knocked
out" by ball hitting him on the
side of the knee and the game
closed. Four men Of the Vinita
club-possibly three--could have
"wiped out" the best nine to he
picked out of the entire eighteen
men. There would be no fielding
to. do. with Meredith, Spider" or
Joe Little in the box, and the way
our boys would have batted, would
have made it possible for three or
four OF them TO have played the in
side, without running themselves
down, either.
This is said TO have been a
"good" season--.aat ia, there
have been good many people
here; more than for several years.
The season" proper, is Of about
six weeks duration. The .iresort-
ers" come in largest Numbers
about the middle Of July, and the
6rst Of September, when the
schools open, four-tifths Of them
disappear in two or three days.
There is little excitement here.
The amusements are confined to
such as the hotels provide-musics
billiards, tennis, tenpins. and the
like except climbing the hills and
taking ''snap-shots" at the scenery.
Most everybody has a camera.
People sit around the paviIioDs,
drink the spring watersheds, sui
phnr and iron--tramp up the can
ons and breathe the delightful air.
It's the air (not the beer) that
makes Colorado famous. Feats Of
pedsstrianism are accomplished
here BY ladies and others unused
to exertion which would be i'm
possible ia a lower altitude. You
get tired and out Of breath, but
after short rest arc ready to 60
on again. And If this were not the
case Msnitou would b 4 failure to
sighsseers, for the principal street
IL ! steady incline and to got out Of
it's very much like going upstairs.
Manitou ID many respects ressm-
blss Eureka Springs.
The rich and shoss ID moderate
circumstances. alike come here;
there arc ! great many women and
children and . desrth If the vicious
element. There are two or three
saloons but they are conducted as
well Is such places can be. Sun
day closing Is insisted upon fig-
idly a ysar ~ two ago tho sa'
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26
Buy Your Groceries at
Badgeits.,..

When you do this you will have the satisfaction Of know
ing have bought fresh goods and bought them right We
Grocery stock at least month and
sured against buying old stale goods We have just
received fresh consignment Of the
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26

The NJ, K. & T. towns will soon
be starting sort Of aristocracy if
some change does not take place.
Muskogee, with her gallows, looks
down on vinita and Wagner.
Wagner Immediately gets hot and
retiree 10 the new saloon to cool
of, where she thanks the Lord sne
is not as other towns. Vinita in
turn fsels mighty sorry for any
town whose ball team fails to win
The home games. Claremore Cou-
rier.
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The custom OF sending sick, des-
titute or unfortunate persons from
one town to another 10 growing
industry in this Indian country.
There is something radically
wrong in the sentiment that die
tates such a course, though it can
in o measure be found in the laws
in force in this territory. There
is no way Of publicly caring Tor the
INDECENT here; no asylum or houses
Of refuge where they can be lodged
at public expense. This accounts
in large measure for the moving
on" Of cripples, helpless. and sick
ones. Scarcely week passes that
some destitute person is not
helped out ofthis city. and it is a
frequent occurrence to see some
one on the street collecting money
to send somebody 10 the next
town. Other towns are doing the
same thing and these poor unfor-
tunates are sent hither and thither
and tossed back and forth until
death relieves them or the commu-
mites rather of caring for them.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-26
Celebrated Chase s. Sanborn
Roasted Coffee. ....

Nothing better in Coffee on the earth and we are sole
agents Vnita We have just received lot Of Golden
Grain and Favoe Flour There very few people that do
know Of the merits of Alton Flour If you have trouble
finding good Butter Try White Rose Creamery. Very fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

COACHMAN. GROOM single. good ap-
raaranra. long experience. wages moder-
ate. careful city driver. understands
everything apret'aining 20 gentleman S
stables. willing. reference COMPETENT.
gf2 l{r .IWnf trunk store
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ERIE RAILROAD.

~l-rlrI ffHIr- fHVe NtW l1Tk. lot II ILamhfre-sf
rs ..,s ana ave minutes earlier from West I'D st.:
4. N.-Nes'itulei ENples- daily Tor Bughamt0n.
Nayery. Elmira. Blna.o Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
J. " Tailcr o. Buffalo
Zoo T.. M.-VestiDuei limited Fast mail daily Sold
.rrIr Or chicago Cleveland 40 A. NJ. Chicago
i NJ SlceYers - Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car
6ar, Arrives AZ Buffalo 7S s. VI. Bra ford % 4 NJ.
jamestown 100 A NJ. Younest0~ 10 y A. ". Cese-
iars 1e 20 p VI seelcrs O. Buffalo and Cleveland Caf6
I'lrarv Car.
913 T. sJ-Daify srN1 train for Hineiamton. Wavery,
T',nIre and Chicago Sleepar5 % Buffalo Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining car
rI,lCKFrS Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMNouAIIoNS It ~. ll3. 2ol 49i ana So Biuad-
vav ~ .wery 1873 East l-5l-sf AMI -'5 ~ est l-sf
e. Chambers and vs. 81 2.i 81 f.rfle- Sew PIX. 1888
ana $50 Fulton st. as Br ad~ay. BROOKLYN i@2 RIVER
Totr ken and jersey c1fy station ~ York Transfer
e. calls fo and cheeks baggage from hotels and resi-
fenres
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IL EFFEcT MAY "A. 1870.
ron YHE WEST.
Leave New York, south Ferry tWhltehal TermlnaD and
foct = Liberty street Time shov1 South Ferry
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
.patv. 7IXCep sunday. gsur1avs
CHICAGO = 20 a. Liberty street oniy) IS ..
TIrTspI'RG. 1870 a r.. liberty street only. 555
4" 'C,iNtiNNAII ST. LOUIS 'o5s a. m. 1913 .. m.
ROYAL BLUF TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 4755 1855 CDlrer,
FL - a. m. ,ircr. ff2 - m. Win>r). - IS C)ner
- rs royal limited exclusively Pullman Train Dner
'4s5 Glircr. '555 p. lDlrcD and 1910 night.
NORFOI U.s. 1922
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofoes ll3. l72. 26i 49, 1884 broadway 25 Union 81
y Y 800 and 11~~ Fulton Brook
lyn WI iteha Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage checked
rrafn I'D or residence 10 destination.
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
}. sInlIy. eNoNUt Safurdays and Suu6
HARLEM DINISIN,N

lSaturuays only knily except Saturdays Sundays
HARLEM DINISIDN.
IL \. Nj. ara 3h y NJ. Daily. eXcert Sunday
fttsne,d sundays only al 9 20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars an through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices al IFS 28l. 413 1916 Broadway Is
Union So. W. 2i5 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th S..
leAth s. and l3sth S. stations New York: 33s and
FULTON ST. and lo4 Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
IflcpAcne 1850 Cortandt' Tor New York Central Cab
service i1aeeaee checked from hotel residence by
Westc'N Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE R.P,

Ilalas I0lI0 TrHEIn s. sIa'-n- y J.. f0I9Ns
ana u 3D. later from a w
u. fII.15 " CN. 32I S. 11.35 A NJ. Ca,Ain. sara
au3 Mohawk Express.
.I2:45 p q CONTINENTAL LIMITED fcr Detroit
Chicago and So Louis. IirlrF
{. s3:I5 -. ". Hudson Hiysr Express.
-5:45 D. ~ Albany and Montreal Express.
'5;i5 T. VI. CN. aga s.. G II p. Nd. Chicago and S.
- 900 p " n8Nal, and Niagara Falls Express
s9:I5 p. " Detroit and Chicago Express.
Leaves Annex. j. 40 - A. ~. q % 90
y ~ Jersey cry y. r r. station; b. III 20 A. 81.
G g % y. ~ DAILY Except sunday.
T;n.ofafi ~ principal hotels ana Offices. Baggage
cts-,a7 residence by NestcIff's
@ r. LAMBERT General Passenger agent y. Y.
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s-EHtCH VALLEY,

2Sd Cortandi and Dcshrosses Streets
iPcnus Il !, Ferries
Time West ga street oher Agerc, Ccrisndt or cshrosses
Streets Daily except sunday sunday only. Other trains
daily Sunday leaves 80 sunday leaves : IS sunday
leaves els.
Obj 100 An Local for ! ASTON
-7.55 cS.OS For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points lsrior and Dining Cars Con-
meets tOr Coal branches
PRESS" Handsonc train ~ Tie word Limited 20 seating
connecting with through Sieclers
t. Detroit a % licago Dining or service a carte -
st1.55. LOOP Fog WILKES BAltRl, SCRANTON,
-3.55 l.OS Cosi Bran hes and Intermediate poirts
s'l55. 81 n 10 al for MAJ II CHUNK.
+'5.1O 5.2OF loca' for NAItH HUNK.
ID o. E.3Or. NJ Local tA ,-css f0r PASTOR.
o. For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping 90 Chicago 1rI Toronto.
30 =. 90 hNpfess for PtFFAlO and TORONTO
None iu' Sl~cf 'rg Car pa seugcr- carried.
sfO1J IO.3UrN ForiTHACA. ROCHESTER, buffalo
a Sleeping Cars 90 Chicago
So rLAlNTitlD aui BOCNp BROOK locals. daily EXCEPT
sun. -fl4 - o. So = TO- ~ ,25 and SOP.
Tickets and ..msr ar sa 49, 25 ' 1885, 20 end
s.. Broadway. % Mon West. 2-5 Columbus Ave-
SCI linton Court - s iwy and Annex station Brooklyn
I~ar.te Co WIZ call fnr and check baggage from hotel or
'cDro tiIr .rEh do destination
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lNSTALlIENTs.
@ mEDlITa

~ IL lh1 ~ - l.
ladies'. gents all chldrrns clothing
ready fo Wea- Dr made % order. Jackets.
"a .lor NADIA SUITS skirts and waists. fur
garments. watches. icwrlrv and damon 2
Ur flst weekly " monthly payments open
evenings MANHATTAN CLOTHING co..
Lila 5l-lte.. between Dstl AID G6 b. sf-.
ANYTHING sou wa1f .rllthirg Cl.ahs.
teHt.iy. lfu.lr.. Ify-0 Is. shoes. A.sI-
r-s' strictly confidential AAHONSDE
CREDIT cENTEI ~ n.wory ilrer bank
conner Canal Oy0t evenings.
DIAMONDS. witches delivered 20 first
payment. representative wlu call Man
HAITIAN DIAMOND AND WATCH 60.
Room 10 90 Maiden Line
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WOHK WANTED.


Female.
COMPANION .Hv young woman 70 lady
ur invalid. Trustworthy. useful. willing
o. travel. would ~ abroad Address -
IT,. 49, Remington ave. Jersey city
Heights. y.
cORREsrONUTNT. &c-Young lady.
writes and reads German and French.
in office 90 r1rfespHr ient or any position
~ trust hest references exchanged Al
dros7 o.. b r.. Tribune Uptown OHice.
J 80 Broadway.
FIRST CLASS huttonho,e and braid
maker. also French huttonhoic maker.
Apply MARY ITNKlLLO, GOA - ava.
first g.
GOvERNESS by well educated North
German as nursery goverurss - grow
INK children IN American family 3l5 East
l"th--t
GovERNESs Experienced English gov
errcs, or rhape-or either resident NJ
visiting highest references Address COY
FRNESS a1l Madison ave.
GOvERNEss "A LADY would Ike 20 place
her experienced North German COVER.
ness. highly recommended. entire care =
3d. AT children preferred. Is Hemsou ST..
Brooklyn Heights
JANITREss " CARErAKER BY re-
spectacle young woman. no children.
Understands steam heat best reference
from present employer. SO Riverside
Drive
JANITRESS r0inre1 woman would IKE
a position as ianiircss. :. NJ D.. +3
We-t liih 80.
JANIrRESs nv German widow as jan
ifress - f1e house ln Harlem. JAN
lTI,ES~. a. West M'h 81.
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Siclmhonfs.

BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS,
VIA SOUND LINES
Leave lier 10. y r. foot ~ Warsen e. weekdays .-lv
~ '.", T. Steamers Priscilla and Puritan Orchestra
SiONlNHION LINE. VIA S'onineton- Lave Pier &c.
y u io.t ~ spring ST.. wteNlats only. AZ 600 7 NJ
steamers Maine and New Hampshire
N'tNl'H LINE Via Sow London Lave pi-r 80
y r.. foot 81 Slrlfg ST.. weekdays only. NJ 30 T. n
Steamers city - lowell ana ,ltt II Wor-es;r
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Railroads
DELAWARE, LACKAwANuh & WESTERN

sIAIlons NcW fJJ N IarcaV ma ,nrlsr1r.-.-
SITS. " 80 , ''0 o".'s 'pA8i
bilghamton Mail ............ Supn m = an -,
hunalo. Ithaca Os0ego Tx 80 90 "A ~ ~. - ~
Chicago e Bun. Express. ..... u o. . n - ~ ~ ~
scranton. Wikeshare x Plymouth
r. press ..+-...-... -.-... 400 pm. u m
~, I" SUI ~ LIN tN..+.. 100 pm - 30 m.
nn- ~ 'fi 1ll. go a. fu) .... 500 - 30 am.
ilha a. oe"'go. Utica FIX $3.50 pm r. 30 m
fSceyer 60 scranton. May he occupied T. 40 4 NJ
u .kets and Pullman aecommodatons At lis 4o9 and
go broadway and - Park Place ANS
WeeC0ftq ENTrors Co. "a l4fl ana
n destination. 'raly 7s"S'
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work A..hr. "i'iHg ana 'u.ls.nE
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vl.s 'aml5 H 20 chamher"ork ari fne
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waiting .in go r'ain ewing pr tie
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f,,t,4. ..t, .ef.r.r.a .u6 West 18Th ~
! c.RrTAkFR Widow with one son
,.rff .... f.r aertlerlanfs house while
abroad god reference Mrs CHAR
1870
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CLEANING re America, woman ~,
NO. - month or assIst IN kff'f.r'
can o. .tl,.es b4N West ara a, fhirs
f0or font
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WORK WANTED.

->~rNNc4r~>~r~~~NT>~-N( ~0O~(Nr~0NNNONNrONcNNrSNN
Mnls.
PAINTER Paper hanger. does FRS, class
work reasonable. has tools. references.
COVE. i5Nl 81 ave-
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MACHINERY

rl-I|-T|-||-- wv "-|l-7-T--7--N1l0
At REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought aud 81
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