The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 4

THE- LEADING DRUGGISTS, DAKOTA AVEXVE. Huron, S. D. arbolisalvG Great Shin Remedy Relieves and Cures Itctiingrs and Irritations of the Skin and Scalp, FILES, Either Itching or Bleeding, ULCERATIONS, CUTS, WOUNDS, BIIUISES, POI- SONS, BITS of INSECTS, CATARKH, INFLAMED BORE EVES, and CHAFES. II instantly relieves the pain nf Burns and Sealdn, and cures Oic worst case without a scar.

Small boxes 25c. Larjre boxes 50c. Cole's CarboliSOap prevents pimples, blsu-'kheurts, chapped mid oily skin, and pre- serves, freshens and benutities the complex- ion. It is unequalecl for use in html water, nncl its absolute i aud i a per- niakc-s it a positive luxury for the bath and nursery. The labels on the penuine fire Bia-cfr am; the letters Green.

Prepared only by J. W. Cole Black Hiver Falls. Wis. Sold by The Leading Druggists 333 Dakota Avenue, DAILY HURONITE.

THUESDAY. JULY 11, 1889. 1OST-OFFICJE. MAIL CLOSES I DEPAKTS West South Mail 0:110 a.m. p.m.

12 MO p.m. 12:05 12:30 1 :25 1:10 12:50 1:15 p.m. HtTKOMTEMS. Westward went S. H.

Plummer. H. D. Brach came in from Bristol. Many picnicers are out to Lake Byron.

Judge Barnes has gone home to Yankton. A. heavy rain to day at Fort Sully, above Pierre. Langley came home E. H.

BOOS, Coan-o, Dakota A South Dakota. You read the CHICAGO DAILY because it's an iniic- pendent newspaper. There are two sidesto every political question, and THEDAIL.Y"XBVVS gives them both with equal fairness." A party organ magnifies one side and dwarfs the other. No sensible man wants to be trifled with in this fashion. The time has gone by when American citizens expect to inherit their po- litical opinions.

They want to make theirown--and to do this they want a paper to tell them the truth, re- gardiess of their own personal pre- ferences. If you are an honest man.independent and self-reliant in thought, read an honest and inde- pendent newspaper read The CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. circulation is a day--over a million a week--and it costs by mail 25 cts. a month, four months gi.oo,--one cent a. day.

FOR THE Scott has gone to Beadle 1RONIT1 Daily, one year, 19 00 Weekly, one year 2 00 Always in Advance. SHAXOSS LOXGSTAFF IProprietors TTliomas TpLOKIST A-ND have "miVcbasedVhe Brockman Nursery lying west of Huron, on First etreet and deeiie to solicit the pstronage and support of all lovers of trees and flowers. Also, hardy, well matured Dakota Hieed Fruit trees. Do not forget that we can fill all orders for or bedding ont plants of all kinds. Cut flowers to order.

Pleaee give HB at least three or four days notice for theee. nt Bowley 1 Meat Market, 3d St. E. Pbenix from Canton. Mrs.

W. Shelleburg, Iowa. Henry Rnbelisin the city visiting L. Aciler and family, Xew hay was offered on the street to-day at S4.00 per ton. Secretary Soderberg of the Farm- ers' Alliance is in town.

Miss May Sterling departed for a visit at her old home in Shellsburg, Iowa. T. Hosely, of Lake Benton, has been secured by the Huron ball team. James Haley has been taken to the insane asylum at Yankton by Sheriff Huffman. P.F.

McClure, W. S. Wells and Col. Bullard, of Pierre, were in town this noon. Deputy auditor W.

W. Girton passed south going home on a short visit at Vilas. C. H. Bates of Yankton, went north to continue a survey of land for the U.

S. government. Con Huntly left the city for Sioux Falls to-day. Con is looking after another foot race. George Russell went to Wisconsin to-day, after a very pleasant visit in his Huron home.

Leave your order for a weekly HUROJUTE, containing the speech of the Hon. S. S. Cox. Alcnzo Wardall went north Wed- nesday on business connected with the Alliance Hail association.

C. D. Joy has cut loose from busi- ness for a few days and is spending the time with his brother in Brown county. Miss Jennie BJchards, of Ohio, ar- rived in the city today and is a guest at the residence of her uncle, H. C.

liichards. The kidlet who lost his kitelet can find it on the electric light wirelet at the junction of five street and South Dakota avenue. Fine samples of corn, wheat and oats continue to be brought to this office for exhibition. Surely, the crop is a good one. Nearly all the Sunday school teachers, superintendents and schol- ars in the city have gone to Lake Byron to spend the day.

Lacey 1L Sheff'er, of the Alpena Journal, passed through town going home. He has been to Iowa visiting his wife, who is very sick. Buy a weekly HUEONITE and send it to some friend in the east that he may read arid be wise concerning Huron and South Dakota. Shields Swetiand, real estate dealers, have removed their office to the building just south of Wilson M. Cash's office on Dakota avenue.

S. J. Eichenberger has left Okla- homa and is now enjoying life among friends inDuQuome, 111., and expects to return to Huron in a few weeks. Unless the rates are changed, the car load of old soldiers who were going to Milwaukee next month from Beadle county, can go on a hand car. At the time of going to press the Wessington-Huron ball clubs are engaged in a deathly struggle for victory on the ball grounds in this city.

City treasurer Klemme leaves on Friday for a long voyage to his old home in Scotland--Bon Homme county. Absent about a week or more. Dr. Kate Bushnell will talk to the Y's tomorrow evening at the Presby terian parsonage. All Y's and their Isdy friends urged to be present at eight sharp.

THE HUEONITN bindery is enjoying a splendid run of business. Work of the very best is done at the lowest possible figure. patronage is solicited. Give this home enterprise trial. Mrs.

E. G. Wheeler is advertisec to read a paper before the World's S. S. convention, now in session in London.

Huron's representatives are found all over the world except in the S. tureen. George Wilder received a telegram from Sioux Falls to go to that city and assist their team in a game of ball to-day, but as the telegram came after the train for the south depart- ed he did not go. John L. Pyle, of Miller, js arang- ing to remove his family to this city.

Mr. Pyle is attorney for the Dakota Farm Mortgage company, and he and his family will be gladly welcom- ed by our people Charles Hire, H. A. Roberts, B. A.

Estey, Fred Reeve, George and Har- ry Lloyd, John Taylor, Edward Wearne and Harry Schultze are the Wessington ball players and are housed at Wright's. Col. Goodner, official stenographer of the constitutional convention, came home today. Friday he pro- ceeds to Bismarck, with the commit- tee to divide the stuff between our two girls--Nora and Sousey Dakota. The Tremont house, located be- tween First and Second streets on Wisconsin street, is being put in order and will be opened to the pub- lic in a few clays as a boarding and lodging house.

William Grover will be the landlord. The cyclometer won by George Bomgardner in the bicycle race here on the Fourth, has been received and given to him. It is a pretty little device for measuring the distance traveled on a bicycle, and is valued at CREAM ABR. LINANDER, ICO East Side of Dakotn betwwn I a straets, sole atront in for the celebrated IP. Oox In all "raclep, conceuvd by ulio-mcn Die, bop'.

"in the world, unil a i of th" LATEST STYLKS of it fear In low and liif-'h cut Sbocw. Boyp', tin. I MiRpes' and Cbildrens' Shoi'K in i a i i Coino and set- tb" eon's Sons 1'ATKNT (jnr- Those who have not papered as yet this season and are contemplating doing so will Thursday morning, July 11, 1889, Its superior excellence proven in millions I I Ji I homes for more a si a of It is If usi by the States Endorsed by the heads of the Great Universities us the Srrom'pst, Purest, and most a Dr. Price's Cream Bakins; Powder does not contuin A nia, Lime, nr A only in cans. I A I CO.

NEW I A ST. LODIS All members of Home-Huron lodge NO. 17 A o. u. are ear- advantage to look over the lat- nestly requested to be present to- mm- WJ 7 TVioeo night in i.

o. o. F. haii, promptly at est addition to OUT wall paper stock. These o'clock.

Business of goods are fresh from the factory and. nave Visiting brothers fraternally invited. maim aCtllied SlllCe the Sprlllg pattemS came out. These goods are very desirable and handsome. Our workmen are the very- best arid will do an artistic job in all branches of house decorating.

A square deal to every one is our motto. Call in and see our line. D. C. MARSH, Recorder pro tern.

Are you weak and weary, overworked and tired? Hood's (sarsaparilla is just the medicine to purify your blood and give you strength. At the Dakota house: Doreson of Hitchcock, Rudolph Peterson of Crandon. John Baker, George Hart Lawson of Poland, Longard Greorge Yager of Hitchcock, Murphy of Kansas, Wilson of Hitchcock, Bob McErnmy of Woon- socket, A Soderberg, of Hartford, Grant and family of Iroquois, Mrs A McCroskie Wolsey. i Duvaml's famous Root Beer t's a World Beater. at the Presbyterian parsonage, Hu- i of Turton, Ida Dorenson of Turton, ron.

Dakota, Hans Hanson Sonder- gard of Turton, Spink county, and Miss Ida Davidson of Frankfort, were matrimonially united by Eev.D, S. McCaslin. How the glories depart. The Roman forum is a sheep pasture; the Appian way is a cabbage garden; and Huron's double arch is reduced to kindlings. "Ichabod" is written ev- erywhere, save on Huron's certainty of securing the capital.

A number of changes are being made in the interior of A. B. Mel- ville's law office. A room is being pe- titioned off for the graphophone, with i a consultation room adjoining, which with library room and a general business room will constitute the suite. Oscar Heineruann and Ralph trowel, two of "our kids," started or Wolsey yesterday on their bicy- les.

The boys pumped along, as ooys will and made the trip in one hour and ten minutes. They took dinner at the hotel amd then returned Huron. How is that for a pair of L2-year olds? The Rev. S. S.

Hunting of Des Moines. Iowa, will speak tonight at .8:30 o'clock in the church, corner J. Sleepless Nights At the Depot hotel: Boehnlern and Carter, Minneapolis; Edley, St Paul; Brown and McLee, Pittsburg; Chas Hyde, Sioux Falls; Haney, Milwaukee; McClelland, Chicago: Ske- ridan, Jamestown. English serge is a good fabric for For nearly i 1 month I wns not, dole to sloi'p. i i PAINK'S CELERY Cn.Mi'orsu for two in- somnia ilcd and strength lurri- ed." F- I I iKtvc only a part of a feottlc of Palruvs Celery cjin- 'pounrt, rmil it has entirely relieved me of 'sleeplessness, from greatly." For a long time.

1 was so nervous and worn out Uwt 1 rotikl not work. I tried many IIHMII- flties. lint, none friive UK' relief until 1 I'nlne's celery compound, af ouco sirviJL'ilimned and itivljrmMii'il my nerves." ILUU.ICY I I A t. Paine's Celery Compound vrhltli I nave sufferod E. ACTCLIKT, Peoria, 111.

and Fourth streets, on dresses for ordinary wear, durable and stylish. It is both Paine's CVlcrv Compound produros sound and rofn'Khlng sliVp. A i i It. doc-snot a i oao iumni'iil Like notli- else, it is ii. fd cure Tor neSs.

a i i followed. l.oO. Six for WELLS, I A I I HurJlns-'ion, i iinii-ts thonorves. i i i weakened by overwork, excesses, or shock. It cures norvoiiHic'ss, hcad- uchc, slcciilcsMicss.

mclaiicholjn, ana other disorders of the nervous system. Tones up the Shattered Nerves yi-iirs I was a suflVror from nervous di-Vrtliiy. 1 a noil and t.ln- or i a i i i i i ri'iiiedy. tliat I'alnc's cclciy com- pound cured inc. Let any one i t(.

me for 1 cnjOHUE AS'- Uoi'Tox, coon. DIAMOND DYES JJnicare an1. ftnl poor LACTATF.D FOOD iritlt Wenl; llrtl far Jmaluii. When Baby was sick, we her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Cstoria, When bad Children, she gave them Our Next TO THE PUBLIC: way this Law of Compensation." All are in- vited. Seats free.

Mr. Hunting is a minister of wide experience; has a ultivated mind and those who have aeard him are impressed with his earnestness and captivated by his pleasing style. He will leave for other Dakota points tomorrow. The fireworks display was given under the supervision of Mr. Huckins of Paris, Morton county, Minn.

Mr. Huckins reports this display as the finest ever made in the west, parti- ularly the large pieces. He made a success of every piece notwithstand- ing the hard wind which was blow- ing all the evening, for which he de- serves special credit. The works were-purchased through the firm of J. C.

Donaldson Co. Rev. S. S. Hunting gave another of his scientific lectures last eyening, which was well attended.

Mr. Hunting is a gentleman of rare abil- ity, well versed in history, and is very broad viewed. "Religion on the Square." the subject of last evening's lecture, was scientifically illustrated to the best of satisfaction. He will speak again this evening. All are invited to send in.

questions, which he will answer with pleasure. Dyspepsia Makes the lives of many persons rnis- erahle, and often leads to self-destruc- tion. We know of no remedy for dys- pepsia more seccessful than Hood's Sarparilla. It acts gently, surely and efficiently tones the stomach and other organs, removes the faint feeling, cre- artes a good appetite, cures headache, and refreshes the burdened mind. G-ive Hood's Sarsaparilla a fair trial.

It will do you good. For Sale. One Halliday Standard 10-foot wind mill, as good as new, at bar- gain. GEOBGE P. SWIFT, 56-d6d Huron, Dakota.

You can get the finest Soda Water in town at C. C. DURAND'S. A cool million will go a long toward making anybody happy warm weather. At the Wright house: Alger, John Taylor, Brosius, A Per- ry, Martin, Mesdames Hire, Blake and Vance.

Dwight Curtie and Cooper of Wessington, Eden Maxwell of Scotland. The husbands of society leaders have one merit which their wives I cannot claim--they try to conceal their busts. Traveling Men smoke and recommend Those who have to live by their wits do not find anything in the drama of life. WE SUBMIT OTJB FORMULA for your kind con- eideration. It is not a peculiar remedy put f.p to sell for cent a close.

We challenge the world to product: a medicine a it in ir.erit a a i remedy. The combination makes it Ihe greatest Blood Medicine IN THE WORJuD. A 6 A A A A A a a a i $Jt i pain or i ir 1 b.a 1 i i a a irUie jn a i kr ilie stuinach ii lias no i a as ff A as in this is a pmver- ij) remedv, activiy- a i on i svstem, kidneys oryans. I i 1" i of woinen it i a firs: and foremost as a Ionic and regulator. a be overestimated used herein.

A A A is tonic, ciuretic, alterative and lax- liUve. IN A FACULTY IT' NEVER FAILS. HIBBARD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP AND PLASTERS. No remedies known so highly endorsed by its home people, in the treatment o(' Kheumatistn and all Hlood Diseases. Our Medical Pamphlet, a i on Klieuma- tisin, and Plood and Pisenses, sent free on application.

a i Syrup Company, r-i-VW A I cliolagoguc, worlc- jjreat on tile liver. is nlso Tonic, and a a i tin- secretive and ahsorhent jjlands ol" A A is powerful in its action, working (jreiil upon the liver and small in- testines, and is i a i a vised for habitual consti- I noeT.ial for the cure of Syphilis, Liver and all Skirs I us iiM-d herein. i is cathartic and anti-scrofiilous: highly I esteemed for its virtues in curing Goal, lism, Syphilis, and Skin Oiseasei. are everywhere recognized by the MEDICAL. our medicine contains KARE'DHUGS, IN A I I to the ABOVE, which as being Uie best known Blood Tonics, Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup I HAVE money to loan on city prop- erty either improved or unimproved eod96tf F.

F. SMITH. Education, does not hurt a young man if he has good common sense to go with it. Prof. Alexander Agassiz will oc- cupy his Newport cottage this sum- mer.

Kilted skirts are still the favorite ones for tennis and yachting suits. I I A WORTHY OF I 'viv da-u-hlcr -Maud has used Hihbard's Ai.mox, Dec. 20, malic and Plasters, which you so strongly agent of the Michigan Central Railroad Cornpnnv at j-tcoinnVnded hir to trv for inf.ammatory Augusta, about seven yeavi my Her were'badly swollen, and the poor became diseased, and 1 have been a great sutterer was. in terrible ajrony. 'In the midst of the pain ever since.

consulted the leading phyaiaani VL the Plasters "about limbs, and, as a of this city and Ann Arbor, and all pronounced my 1 the swelling was reduced and she became c-Tiel and rested. The syrup corrected her indiijcs- cleansed the rheumatic poison from her blood, and she is now able to be a.rouud the house. Hib- bard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters ire of great merit. REV. J.

ROBERTS, Pastor First M. E. Church, Fremont, Mich. me plcaiure to render sune'ring humanity any (food that I can, in speaking ot the remedy, allow to say that I Vhink il the ifreateit medicine the world. E.

L.ARZILEKE, Agent M. C. H. R. A SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

"What straits are most perilous?" asked the teacher and a small boy cried out: "Whiskey straights!" ON GOOD CHATTEL -SECURITY. Chas, Dunlap, THIRD STREET, HURON, Military Meeting. There will be a military meeting in the Armory on Thursday evening at o'clock. All interested should be there. Bring uniforms if you have them.

C. JL. PRATT, Com. Co. C.

Male Works. Cemetery work artistically executed. Fine Scotch Granite and -Italian Monuments a spe- cialty. Address Call at Baker's Jewelry Store and get a circular describing the New Celebrated I. C.

Spectacles and Eye Glasses. If you wear glasses this greatly interests you. ju2-d2m A lady would like ts exchange mu- tuition for board in any healthy location in Dakota, for the summer months. The best of testimonials. References exchanged.

Address Mrs. X. Y. Yaukton, Dakota. 53t6 Republican Committee.

The Beadle county republican cen- tral committee will hold a meeting in the city hall, Huron, on Friday, July 19, 1889, at 2 o'clock p. tn. It is im- portant that every member of the committee be present B. M. ROWLEY, Secretary.

MANKATO, MINN. Lands in southern central New York near county seat to trade for Dakota lands. eod96w30tf Jf. F. SMITH.

ARTIES wishing anyihintt in our line i do well to give us a cull. you to tins following persons that done work J. S. Bishop, J. L.

Koxton. W. L. Brockman, H. I), i -Jolui A.

Kemp, C. 11. Davis, C. Summers, Mr. Volrath, A.

P. Pay, Will Spong, J. E. A G. Ilinee, Marvin L'ook, 1..

Jeffris, dud 1,. Spauldinu, W. C. Arnold, T. J.

E. T. Creesy, Geu. Miller, J. T.

Ohlwine. jnne20w3m COOMER BLOODGOOD. TnOUHD--A dog collar. thie Call here and pay for OBT--A summer Find- er at this oOce..