Argus-Leader from Sioux Falls, South Dakota • Page 3

THE DAILY ARGUS-LEADER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1888. PURSOSALS. A. B. Kittridge went north.

NOT OF THE WM. VANEPS, Only Good For Tomorrov, phiiiips ave. and sth st. Saturday, Oct 20, Jlipiin up mt mi rogut ti mn. DRY GOODS, Parents, don't overlook this Special Sale.

RACKS Tb Sioux rails Prlvlna Park Arrange for Kac oa tbf feats Track Sent Thursday Afternoon. A meeting of the members of the Sioux Falls Driving Park and other practical horsemen not members of the association, was held at tho office of Blackmail last night, and races arranged for next Thursday afternoon. Km ries will he received by Frank L. Blackman up for the following classes: Free-for-all Mile heats, two in three, o0; entrance, $10. Two-year-old Class Half mile heaU, two in three, fcitl; entrance.

Three Minute CIhks mile heats, two in three; entrance, $10. Three-year-old half-mile heats, two ill three; entrance, $5. Half-mile running race $20; single diiah; entrance, $5. Han Scott, V. H.

Bryan and N. K. Phillips were selected as judges of the races. I he rule of the American Trotting association will govern. Three to enter and two to start in all classes, and all pursea are to be divided in three moneys.

No admission tee will be chanted and it is hoped that-if the weather is favorable the attendance may he Inrite. The track will be completed by tomorrow evening. D. J. Knapp states today that he WHAT HE SAYS.

U. A. Cole Krtarim Front Month'! VUit In Iowa and Kanwu Poliilfn and G. A.Cole, former resident of Sioux Falls, but at present living five miles south of the city, returned litot night from' month's trip through Iowa and Kansas. In both states and especially in Kansas, Mr.

Cole reports a phenomenal Interest in the labor ticket, lie says that the labor people in Kansas claim that state will be carried by them this year and adds that from all he could see, their claims were not by any means without foundation. The labor people are having big demonstrations all over the state, and will poll a very heavy vote, if they do not carry the state. "I visited Hutchinson, Kansnn," says Mr 1 was struck liv the enterprise of the people there. Tlmt town reminds me more ot Sioux KalU than any place 1 visited while away. It is a place about the size of this city from 0 to 14.000 and like tnia place, is made op of rustlers.

The citizei have rained 1450,000 by subscription to purchase stock in a mammoth pork pack-ery, to be established there by Armour Co. of Chicago, They have a tpeeific contract with Armour as to just how many bogs he shall kill. Hutchinson has also developed a salt industry. There are now in operation a dozen salt wells, and before another year the citizens Our Entire Stock of CHILDREN'S CarpetsCurtains, Cloaks, wtl PIT Dress Goods, Underwear, Hosiery, Rushing, Fancy Goods of Every Description, Gloves, Ribbons, Buttons, Etc. WILL GO TOMORROW AT Call and see us and get prices.

WM. VANEPS STWIY (SI ST. We are somewhat partment and our loo ttq Ploocolrocmi'n VanEps 1S86 Block. I A 2TO IXXDa-HL: Convince yourselves. Clothing yet, tomorrow intend to be tne leader in these goods; if the largest Stock and low- "4.

ii -nn est prices Will do it, I Will SUCCeedl hem. When you see our stock of Children's Suits you will acknowledge that they are the handsomest line ever shown in Sioux Falls, and just think, you can Just What We THIRTY DAYS AGO. DOtl'T OVERLOOK THIS. Mounting Diamonds, FINE ENGRAVING, AND FIRST-CLASS WATCH REPAIRING OUR, SFEOIA.iL.TIES. C.

F. SISOHO, 111 Phillips ave. S. THE MODEL Clothing 2 Judge Palmer came in from the south. Mrs.

M. R. Leaky returned from Columbus. G. A.

Cole and wife returned last night from a month's trip In Iowa and Kansas. W. H. James, G. J.

Moeier and G. Ilemsley of Valley Springs, were in the city last night. Silas Fowler of Rochester, Minnesota, is the Ktiest-of his brother, 0. A. Fow ler.

He will locate in Sioux Fulls. Mrs. M. L. Ashley, a sister of Mrs.

II. M. Avery and Mrs. Cyrus have all just returned from a visit to Ohio, Wit lor home today. Miss Huttie Culler, sister of Mrs.

W. Hollinter, came in on the Milwaukee. Miss Coller exoects to vit with relatives lor eeveial weeks in the Queen city. W. Uulick, superintendent ot con- struciion of the Western Union Telegraph company, arrived from the end the line on the Manitoba and left for Sioux City today.

The telegraph line over the railroad will reacu here iu about eighteen days. UH.AL UtUbCl. Roweua is to have a batik. Screen doors are a clieatuut. F.

6. Emerson and wile are expeced iiuuie twuiuri w. Will Siuux tails receiVs) the Manitoba iu a proper Way? Tuere will be a special meeting of the Commercial club tomorrow eveuiun. Beach Bowers' minstrels left this morning ou the Omaha for Luverne. A firm in the city is planning to put in a hut soda loun.ain this winter.

The young ladies of the Catholic church will hold a bazar Thanksgiving week. Miss Ella Peck will entertain a select progressive eucher party at her home this evening. Hard coal is $10.50 and soft 16.25 per ton. This is cheaper than the Sioux City quotations. Sioux Falls is just now doing a large wholesale business with outside towns.

This is as it should be. The cold wave reached Sioux Falls as advertised by the signal service, and heavy overcoats took a boom. A. L. DeLong says he regrets to state that he is not yet a benedict, street re ports to the contrary notwithstanding.

A stray copy of the Mitchell Republi can reached the city last night. It came by way of St. Paul and managed in some way to niter tnrougn to sioux Falls. The Parish meeting of Cavalry cathe dral will be held this evening at Grand Army hall. All persons identified with the Episcopal church in this city are cordially invited to attend.

Joseph Card, having served a ten yearB' sentence lor adultery. and incest, was yesterday released from the peni tentiary. He was sentenced from Law rence county. Card always claimed his innocence. TheTempleton Opera company will probably play "Olivette," "Mascotte," Mikado" and "Pinafore, here next week, although some change may be made.

The attraction for Saturday evening, October 27, is Helen Blythe. lhe Illinois Central people here give out that in all probability a through sleeper between here and Chicago will he put on, although they have not as yet receive I any official notice to tbis etlect. lhe Central has aiwavg done a good passer.g busnesg from Sioux rails anil it tiilnKs it can aflortl to ac comodate the pubic by such an arrange ment. The south bound Milwaukee freight which left here at 4:35 this mornin was thrown from the track hetween Canton and rue tracK naa ueen re placed wi'u steel rails ami in some a rail had not been properly spikei when the freight tried to pai-s over. The engine and ten cars, not including the cahoor-e was thrown from the track.

As pooii a the engineer and fireman saw the irouble the leaped fioni the Call Hie fireman eacprd with no injury, and the engineer was nuit uutsilghtly. Ill Sioux City pasr inter came tosmux Falls by way ot Kock Kapids and there ore had a good excuse tor being late today Yesterday afternoon instead of taking a change of Venue, Mark Bridge waived elimination and was bound over in the sninot $100lo await the acti of the grind jury. Among the recent arrests lor the violation ol the law agaiimt, the e-ile oi liquor areUharle William-sbound over in the sum of luo: eis fauison, two counts, 2II0; John Burk, seven coums, $700. 1'he grand jury by the way will have an enormous amount ol rases to consider when it convenes. Ole Paulson and b.

Sudden were brought before Judge Hawkins on two counts each. They waived examination and were bonnd over in the sum of $100 on each, count, Elmendorf VTagenr Steinway. Weber, Bauer and Gabler. Bny Wall Paper and Cnrtatat of R. P.

Humphrey. New location, 127 Phillips avenue south. Ua and After Tomorrow Yon can get the finest oysters in all styles at Keeley 'a. bEACU AND B0WCR3. Bearh and Bowen' ftaou Troup Hire MinKtirl Performance Which.

In Away 16. A minstrel performance, like a circus, is never new and never old, bnt Beach Bowers' shew before a crowded bouse at the Grand last night was about as near novelty as anyone could ex pect. The objectionable features were reduced ta the minimum if not wholly eliminated while the chestnuts if there were any were closely shaven. The performance was a panorama of interesting features from the rise to the fall of the curtain noticeable among: which was the trained dog performance which has never been surpassed anywhere, lhe music was far ahead of what is usually served on such occasions, the orchestra led by F. D.

Hinesof this cut being pecialiy noticeable. The troupe left this morning for Luverne. Parents; to get children's clothing at a'mort your own price read the Model's advertisement. Oysters at Keeley'a, Mm- We are not sitting down st the tail of of the CI thi ng Class. We are not looking over anybody's shoulders.

We have no need to copy. We are the fore wheel to the cart. We make a track that oth-erg net into now and then, but there is grmething wrong with the couplings gnd soon they're lost in a g. The best statesman of the world today Trade. It keeps the peace.

It goes to the end of the earth to get the beiit. It fight out the battles of superiority. It lys ita band on the head of the victor and says, "The laurels are yours. You'll need a bigger pocket book every year to hold them." Only the narrow guaeed are afraid. We aren't.

Our Btor is th battle-ground for the best. Best fitting, best style, hentqualitiesand hM' variety iu all the Dakotng. Every body borrows our word "finest." Of co'irsxiU a roifit fr them; but then, haven't you had neighbors who were, alwivs borrowing? Bless your soul, tuey couldn't live without it. The best day of the frosty season was Saturday. Store full all day.

There was a crowd at the Underwear counter. Commendable patience was shown in the thickest times. News of the uncommon values we are giving in under wear is spreading like a prairie fire. Wo romived today a larae invoice of specially fine suits. They are exclusive nattems and the nobbiest makes we have ever shown.

Like bees around a a hive are the men among our coats, Has the crowd discouraged you? Rest and try it again. The very one you want is here. Our One Price Is Always the Lowest. L. tali The One Price Clothiers.

Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to. EVERYBODY We now have the finest Shoe Store in Dakota, and to correspond with this we have everything in the BOUT SHOE Lll Ladies' fine shoes and all widths, "EE." Gen- slippers, in from to tlemett's fine shoes in all widths and stiles that cannot be excelled. In bnys, misses and childs shoes, every department is complete. 6oo cases of OVERSHOES and rubbers to dispose of, now on hand. W.

LLOYD SONS We Have Parties Waiting for. single lots, to build on at once. If you have a desirable location for sale call on us. SUM MEREDITH IEAL CSTATC MO LOAM, West Room Cataract House OPERA HOUSE, FOUR NIGHTS COMMENCING Oil 23. THB FAMOUS TEMPLETON Opara Comp'ny Opcoinf ta Andrmn'i greitat mna, KASCOTTB.

star cas ry UNIQUE STAGE SETTING, GRANU CHORUS. bt followed by diffrent opera srb nibt Iron ik? fc.Hoii.. "UikM-JtiiiKaa-biroa," "Hemiuw." ud lu- rrll riea. ud cratr, list Tlie Haxtun System of STEAM HEATING Hwalresdy been put into Istrs number of residences by us In Slonx Kalis. It gives the would bke to enter "Black Charley" in three-minute clans, and if he so de- he will ot course have an opporlun.

hy paying the entrance fee ot fl()J he does so he will not ueauleio rive, he is mile. ring Irom an acci-lent which befell him a tew days ago. Cloaks and Jackets. If yon want anything of the kind go once to Abbott a closing out store. Speiinl bargains Thursday, Friday and Saturday tbis week.

Do Not Suffer Any Longer. Knowing that a cough can be checked a dav, and tue nrst stages oi consumption broken in a week, we hereby uarantee Dr. Acker 8 CiiKlisli Keniedy Consumption, ana win reiunu uie monev lo all who buy. take it as per di rections, and do not find our statement correct, tor sale by v. aicuiuougn Every one for himself and God for us If you do not help yourself no one help you, to rid yourself of dyB- Eepsia, consumption or malaria, all the elD vou need vou will find in Warner'.

Log Cabin hops and buchu remedys doses 1.00. Try it. YOU. VtEIOHr PURE Its fmnenorexi BUence oroven In millions Ol home for more than a quarter of a century. It used bj the United States Government.

Ed lorwd by the heads of the Great as (be Htrongeflt Purest and most Healthful. Dr. Prices Team Baking Powder does not con sin Ammonia, Lime or A Hum. Sold only Id Cans PRICK BAKING POWDER CO "SW TOBK ST I.OC1 EOOKS New books of all kinds are beine re ceived daily. These we are selling at prii'es to suit everybody.

Among those lately received are the following: "Misa Lou," the last work of the famous nov el! E. p. Roe. Two bookft on the great political question of the dav, "I Protection a Benefit." aud "National Revenue." An lntertatlrg storj ot travel and adventure entitled "Around the World on a Bicycle," by Thomas Steven. Hundred Days In Europe," an Interest, ing book by the well known aothor, Oliver Wendell Holmes.

"The Quick or the Dead." bv the rising young authoress. Miss Amelia Rives. Tbis book la publl-hed iu board and paper cover. "How It Looks," a humorous little volume on the absurdities of the English lauguage. The complete works of Josephui.

Biographies of the great composers, LUst and Wagner. "Brueton Bayou." "Madonna of the Thirteen." "Bonadventnre." "Looking Backward, 2000-1838." In addition to these we have constantly on hand a full line of books of all kinds Also a full line of stationery, blank books, toys, plush gooas, etc. CALL A5D SEE IS. Clark Farren, Successors to a. Heckle 111 Main av.

Temple C'oott. Building Stone IS ANY QCAXTITY FOB SALE -BT- C. W. HUBBARD CD. Quarries east of Milwaukee De pot.

Otfice Masonic Temple. fc PURE Where tell me there will be 100 wella. Huicninson is a nooiniug town a'i is to the southwest what Sioux Falls is to the northwest." The Finest In the Land. The lamb and mutton eot at the Da kota Packing company's market. Oysters at Any Time.

J. Y. Keeley will open tomorrow hut oyster department ami from now on hi any time of the day or evening up to 11 o'elock you can have the finest New York counts served up in any stvie at Keeley s. Parents now is vour time. Read the Model's advertisement about children's clothing for to-morrow.

OBITUARY. Nettie, the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Folds, died at 9 o'clock last night, after a two weeks' sickness, of diphtheria. The bereaved parents have the profoundest sympathy of hundreds of friends who will feel deeply with them the loss of their bright-eyed, golden-haired little daughter.

Nettie was taken sick two weeks ao, but no fatal results were appre hended until yesterday, when the disease took a fatal turn and took the little one into eternity. Nettie was just at the age when children become interesting and begin to make friends for their own sakes, and her death is for this reason especially sau. Short funeral services will be held out doors on the lawn in front of the rest dence, corner Fourteenth Btreet and fhillips avenue, at p. Saturday, October 20, prompt, where friends may assemble. Girl Wanted.

Competent girl (German preferred) to do housework in a family ot two. bood wages. Mrs. Marry X. Smith, doy frai- ne avenue soutn.

Roast beef, steaks, veal, fish, oysters, poultry, mince meat, all the very best that the market affords, are found at the Dakota Packing company's market, on Main avenue. If vou want to see something about children's clothing read the Model's ad vertisement. Only good for tomorrow. Go to Keeley'B for oysters. BEFORE IT IS BORN.

Sob Startling Statements of General Interest. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, on being asked when the training of a child should begin, replied, "A hundred years before it is born Are to inier irom mis mat tins generation is responsible tor the condi tion of the race a hundred years trout now? Is this wonderful generation the natural result of the proper diet and medicines ol a hundred years ago It. is conceded in other lands that most of the wonderful discoveri- of the world in this century have come from this country. Our ancestors were ared in log cabins and suffered hardships and trials.

But they lived and emoyed health to a ripe old age. The women of those days would endure hardships without apparent fatigue that would startle t' oe of lhe present age. Whv wai it? One of i be proprietors of the popular remedy known as Warner sate cure has been faithfuily investigating tbt cause, and has called to his aid scien tists as well as medical men, impressing npon them the lact that there cannot be an etlect without a cause. 1 his invent (ration disclosed the fact that in the olden limes simple remedies were ad ministered, compounded herbs "and roots, which were gathered and stored in the iolts hi the log cabins, and sickness came on, these remedies from nature's laboratory were used with the best effects. What were these remedies? What were they need for? After untiring and diligent -earch they have obtained the form las so generally used for various disorders.

Now the question is. how will the olden time preparations affect the peo ple ot this age, who nave been treated under modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous and injurious drugs. This test has been care'nllv pur sued, until they are convinced that the preparations they now call Warner's Log Cabin remedies are what our much abused systems reqmre. Among them is what- is known as Inn f'ahtn a a Asg uiu i piii 1 1 niiu they frankly announce that tbev do not consider the sarsaparilla ol so much value in itself as it is in the combination of the various ingredients which to gether work marvelouslv npon the sys tem. They also have preparations for other diseases, such as Warner's Log I 1 1 tvi 1 1.

r. and Mnann, r.tirn a .1 wiwuuipHvuisim.u;, "Log Cabin hops and bucbu Warner's Log Cabin hair tonic." They have great confidence that they have a cure lor the common disease ol catarrn which tbey give the name of "Log Cabin rose cream." Also a Log cabin plaster," wbicb tbey are confident will supplant all others, and a liver pill to be used separately in connection witn oth er remedies. We hope that the public will not be disappointed in these remedies, bnt will reap a oenent irom me investigation and that the proprietors will not be em banrased in their introduction by deal ra trvintr tn imtiritiit rempilieR that hae been bo familiar to the shelves of onr druggists. This line of remedies will be used instead of others. Insist npon your druggist yetting them for yon if be hasn't them yet in stook, and we feel confident that these new remedies will receive approbation at oor readers' bands, as the founders have used every care in their preparation.

I have large, well located residence! to exchange for land. Wat. Foe am. the fires ity If I at iu or all. will 160 is Deal sausiaciion nereever usea.

vt GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING Phillips ave. and 8th st. ON Special Sale of the following Goods. Thursday, Friday. Saturday, October 18, 19, 20.

dress goods. -4 Broaddoth worth 122 5 reduced to 81.75. 6 4 Rroartcloth worth Vim reduced toSl.30, 6 4 Broadcloth worth II. 26 reduced to 7Sc 42 inch Henrietta cloth worth II. 25 reduced toxac.

Best value In the ity for the money, all and see them. Alt wool serire worth 11.00 reduced to 60C. 100 pieces fancy drcus goods worth 80c and 40c reduced to 14c. plushes. 100 pieces best quality oiik 1 M1 I Plush in the City for One Dollar per yard.

CLOAKS. Our line of Cloaks can not be mafcbed lor quality ana Bivie in trie Vyitv. un Tliurndav, Friday and Saturday we will name prices that are bound to sell tuem If you need a Cloak you can Rave at least Li per cent, by calling on above days. CARPETS- Our Carpet Department 1b full of Choice Ooodi. uur room in iimuea ma we are going 10 eii them at me price (for oftsn only), un the above named days if you want ft Carpet give us a call for we meat) tosell lhem Cheap.

WRcmember the Days anl Dates. Tha sale on all the above goods will be on these days omj: A. B. DOUGHTY CATARACT BLOCK. W.

L. Dow ARCHITECT. Plans and specifications made for public buildings. Sioux Falls, Dakota OTflUDARD HUSIC OF.nirHuprb Mu-tc Hk. primal on Hue paper frm full-aized mu-K pistra for S2.0O dtmmmI STANDARD PIANO A UM -S3b mm ARD DANCE ALBUNI-iUPHrS'rf thm B- Jtrdni'moc ik1 twtlM.

STANDARD CEMS-HV PNP ballada, puum as. ttnriH. awnt a. te fe DM no ST A ARD SONC ALBUNI-aaopP brf- Ik. In.

wit a moo roucnianaDecw. wenea torn hlft. with puuto acoocDpvia and Jlfr.rtlTLC M8Ct iCMTIFHLLT KLHSTHaTE is Cttwt. Pricv at aach book SOo mrnoM i LYON a neilt, pudiiiiws. I lira Morvo3t overstocked in this de Children's Suits must in rl nio Bring the boy with is your time to buy buy tnem at prices Paid for Them Company.

inrit an 10 examine luio us merits. tile. Men and tools sent to any part ot the Ter respect, rue 101 estimates. DAKOTA. Ormiston TAILORS, Respectfully ask the tronage ot thft Citizens of Sioux Falls and vicinity.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. Cleaning Repairing Done Agents for the "Davis' Sewing Machine. Over SiKho'a Jewelrv Store FURNITURE! FURNITURE! We carry the largest stock in Dakota, and are therefore enabled to sell the cheapest. rv it rn ww us arair iriai: Lowest Prices. Lowest Prices.

E. B. Smith Co. Wholesale Mill Retail Furniture. A full line of rubber hose, sewer pip" and drain ritory, worn guaranteed 15 every W- JL.

DOW We Offer For Sale The Finest Lotof Inside Property, Tbat has been placed on the market this season which will be md in luts to suit pu'eoasers, ou EASY TERMS, Embracing In part: Lot 15 in block 15. Phillips' Sioux Falls, Im proved South hr.lf lot 16, In block 15. Philli.ts Sioux Fall. Improved. Thie property is iu the heart of the ty.

Lot iti, oik i-'iuiiipi Htoux rail, improved. Lot 6, blk ll.BemiHts' 1st addition. Improved. Lots I. 2 and 8 block 3.

Bemmett's ldt addi tion, with three house thereon. Lots 17 and 18 block 8, Phillips Sioux Falls. 'I he fiiihtly and elegant resilience and srotinds of Mrs. Julin A Brown in blk 8, Phillips' Hioux Falls, embracing six full tots. This fs the fluent residt-nte property iu the city, close to business, and is a bonanza at the price.

E. J. BROWN, 333 8th Btreet W. Sioux Falls. The Store that Sells the Mot Goods for tho Least Money, H.T.

DOLLOFF, Has moved his large stock of GROCERIES Four doors south of the Ger man Bank, where he may be found selline eoods as as the cheapest. GASOLINE a KEROSENE. jA Specialty. Vf LOCATION. WEBER -DEALERS IN- HATS, CAPS, Gloves, Mittens, -AND GEUTS FLUMSIIIXG GOODS.

The cheapest place in the city for underwear. CLAUSStN WEBER, Old Lloyd Building. SIOUX FALLS, Chicago Tailoring House! Just Received I FALL TYLE8. WINTER STYLES, In the very finest of goods, which I will sell at popular prices and guarantee superior work in every respect, rar- ties wanting a nobby lall suit, overcoat or pants wili find it to their advantage to see my stock. E.

J. McEwen, PROPRIETOR. Jacob Bcclier. MERCHANT TAILOR. I have an elegant line oi fall and winter suitings on hand, which I will make up cheap.

Nothing but first-class workmen employed. 105 S. Phillips Ave..