The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 3

POND'S EXTRA OT. LETTERS FROM THE CAPITAL CITY DIRT. I $35,863.30 Paid for Union Dirt Monday- New Additions--Negotiations, etc. GOVERNORS. It is a well-known fact that Pond's Extract used anil recommended by more ilistiu- people than any preparation or reinudy i a In fact, are distinguished people, who T1 a i names to le used for rlsr, who a un i i i of ''mul's a on a of i i stumlsinl, nn- uevs-r i i i i i of i p.tury's it is used in the of the President as wt-n a of the i i Mcinhi-rr.

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C. I I Lieutenant-Governor State of Illinois. General Assembly and Senate Chamber, Oct. 10, 1887. Excellence invites imitation.

Beware of -worthless Imitations of Pond's Extract. Council Resolutions. The following resolutions were passed by the city council in regular session Saturday evening: WHEREAS, it has by the will of Di- Tine Providence been decreed to visit upon the Honorable Mayor of the city of Huron, H. J. Rice, our es teemed citizen, andhia estimable fam- ily, an irreparable loss in the death of a loved son: therefore be it Resolved, by the honorable council of tbe city of Huron, that we extend to the Hon.

Mayor and his stricken family, our heartfelt sympathies, and condole with them, in their sad be- reavement. 2 That these resolutions be spread upon the city records, and a copy of the same be engrossed and duly for- warded to oar esteemed Mayor and his family. M. J. DINXEEK, D.

B. JEFFHIS, B. M. ROWLEY, Committee. Bncklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, braises, sores, ulcers, salt Kheum Jj e- ver sores, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction, or money refunded. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by rand. Resolutions adopted by James River Lodge No.

32, I. O. O. at a regular meeting held on Monday evening. Dec.

10, 1888: Certainly the boom ia growing in Huron. When the result of the elec- tion became known--even before it was a certainty--parties foreseeing the future of Huron, began making heavy investments. There has scarce- ly been a day since that Dakotans or eastern capitalists hare not been here bunting and begging for an oppor- tnrity to invwst in Huron property. Everyone in Huron who has a cent to spare is putting it in for an invest- ment, while those having means are buying acre property about the city when they can find it to buy. Tho most important sales since the Tripp, Frick Beebe purchase took place Monday afternoon.

Mr. J. Aea Moody, proprietor of the Depot hotel at Hawarden, purchased of C. D. Houghton acres in the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of section 7-110 61, paying Mr.

Houghton $5863.50 cash for same. The land sold lies one mile from the postoffice corner, in the very best residence portion of tbe city. It is a good purchase, and the new proprietor has made a splen- did deal. OTHER SALES. Frank R.

Cougbran has sold to his brother Eugene W. Coughrao, of Sioux Falls, a one quarter interest in his 160 acre tract in the southwest part of the city, one aud a hah miles from the post rffice, for $1,500 at tbe rate of an acre. Governor Church yesterday bought 40 out of V. Davis tract in thw Southwest part of thd city. His cnblideLice in Huron soeuis un- bounded.

On Monday Governor and A a i 13. br.n-ht what is as tho Crouch SO i i the tree claim on a i S800U for it- The same evening Church bought the northwest-10 acres of the Oressey a on Dakobi avenue for which he paiJ P. Con key of Dubuqne. Iowa, who recently purchased 23 acres of land adjacent to the city of Huron for today refused a cash offer of $6,000 for the same. There is now on the tapis a $6,000 deal for 20 acres in South Huron- The offer has been made, and if ac- cepted the deal will go through.

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WELLS, RICHARDSON Burlington, Vt. For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles, USB DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only 10 Centtk To Our Friends. We desire to extend our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude, as far as we are able to do it in this way, to all those who so kindly assisted us by so many acts of kindness and words of sympathy in onr sad bereavement.

Words are inadequate and we must leave the heart to speak while the lips are silent. We cannot help but feel that all it were possible for us to say or do would fall very far short of be- ing a fitting return for the services rendered us, or for the loving synapa thy which has welled up to us on every hand. We can say no more ex- cept that our hearts go out to all friends and neighbors filled vvith feel- ings which gold and silver could not buy. H. J.

RICE, MRS. H. RICE, GEORGE H. RICE. Huron, Dec.

11, 1888. The Unity Club will meet this evening at the residence of Prof. C. S. Coler, corner of Kansas and Fourth streets.

On the program are these numbers: New Year, February 22, February 28--St. Valentine's i Day, May 30--Easter, July 4, a loween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. CHRISTMAS TREES, ornaments, and fresh cnudies every day at the Candy Kitchen on Dakota avenue. dlwl An elegant line of silverware es- pecially suited for holiday presents has been received by W. Schu- man.

Also beautiful jewelry, fine watches, diamonds, etc. The most complete stock in Dakota. I have a fifty-five foot lot on Iowa street that I will sell for two hundred dollars if bought quick. WM. T.

LOVE. A splendid opportunity to get hol- iday presents will be afforded all who go to the Myers block this evening. Many useful articles will be sold for very little money. One Hundred Beautiful The FINEST LINE of ODOR CASES ever shown IN HURON is now opened at DUBAND'S Drug Store. Remember Oder Cases are car Specialty for the Holiday Trade, as we have handled an immense Imeof them each season for the last four years.

BE SURE and Examine Goods if you want to buy a nice gift. Over 100 to select from. We earn- estly invite your inspection now while the assortment is complete. Oliicago Store, HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED BY THE Boulevard Addition; the third is as yet unnamed. The opinion is rapidly extending that Huron will become the Capital of South Dakota.

Real estate trans- actions in this city indicate how strong this feeling is becomming. Get on the band wagon gentle cit- izen and--ride. MILL, June 20. 188B-TIW SpP'-iflo Company. Atlanta, tlemen of my children wai with rheumatism and bolls for about years.

We gave her various kinds of medV client without pront, and began tpdMpalr of curing her at all. I was persuaded to try Bwtlfg Specific. After ene had usojl Several bottles tbe diseases all and she Is now bale, hearty and healthy Jrirl twelve rears old. Another child ist become afflicted In the name -way, and I am uslntc the S. S.

S. and anticipate a prompt and permanent cure. N. O. RICH HILL, July 7, 188S--The Swift Soeciflo Co.7Allanta, Our little girl when but threi; weeks old broke out with eczema.

We tried tJio preBcrlptioM from several BULK! doctors, but without any ipeclnl benellt. Wu tried S. 3. and by time one bottle gone her head be heal, and by tho time she had six 1 CBATTASOOOA, Juno 27, la 1886 I contracted at sought (i physician, a i 1J for al months. By Ins lulvife 1 to Ort-hnrd Springs, Wjji-rfi li: course ot treatment WHS crm-fully I ri'i if ercd, as I tbouglit, tho next.

ijlrn- rles to appear on my faro and body. These increased 10 soros and run- ning wns i i to try s. s. and li.iroediati-lynru!ri:.k':i-,-lt I Improve, ac lli-st, bit rm.ro rapidly afterwards, and sojii i remained to tell of my tviible. My blood Js now thor- oughly and my system free from taint, and I own my present condition--s, perfect cure--to your medicine.

I cheerfully i statfmVnt that others who HOMER, Hoy 25, 1898--The Swift Specific Atlanta, About two Tears aeo my general health cave way en- tirely I was so debilitated that 1 despaired of evor fueling well analn. All ttukt the done for me brought no permanent relief. Friends insisted thai i Should give S. a 8. a fair trial, although OB OR LOAD witb Promptness and Care.

None but Experienced Men Employed. BUS TO AND FROM THE TRAINS ALL PAUTS of the City. Baggage; Fne. D. K.

BRYANT Corner Dakota Avenue and 3d St. Bears May Growl, But the Patrons of the Jim River Steam Laundry Do not The dazzling whiteness and high gloss tinmh given to the linen iaundried there always suit, Patronize the Jim and be Happy. Bfl'mKl Kive o. o. a.

vimi, IUHWM thought It would be throwing away money. After taking a thorough course, mj health strength returned, and I must say that ifone cured nje, ss I discarded all B. B. 3. alone cured while uitng heartily recommend I for general It certainly Is a W.

T. BKIDOKS, J. know Mr. W. F.

Bridges, and will sar that his atatcmwt Is correct. JOSEPH SRU.TOM, Druggist Treatise on Blood and Stein Diseases mailed frtw. THS Bwirt Drawer 8, KENT, Proprietor, HURON, DAKOTA. F-- If you have i made up your mind to buy HOOD bAR- SVP do not be induced to take any'other. HOOD'S SARSAPARTLLA is a peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind betore the people For all affections arising from impure blood or low state of the system it is unequalled.

Be sure Hood s. Fine box stationery at J. C. Don- aldson Go's. The Polack Cloth Is this fall doing the largest business that they have ever done since landing in Dakota.

Our phenomenal success is due to our extremly low Diices and the many bona fide bargains that the people can show who tride us Welre going OUTOFBUSINESS and stock must be soldwhich you can readily see if you will come and let us Quote you prices. We do not say d83tf Knights of Pythias. Huron members of the above order are entertaining a number of their brethren from Gettysburg and Faulk- tou. Among them are George R. Robinson, A.

Williams, E. C. Ad- ams. A. E.

Chamberlain. W. S. Oy- den, E. Parker, H.

T. Meacham, W. H. Reece, David Bryden. These gen- tlemen came to visit the Knights of Pythias lodge in this city, which meets this evening.

Work in the WHEREAS, It has pleased Him who doeth all things well to take from the fireside of the family of our esteemed friend and brother, Harvey J. Rice, one of its cherished ones, John A. Rice; therefore, be it Resolved, That we extend to brother Rice and bis bereaved family our heartfelt sympathy, and may the Good Father help him to bear the beieavement. Resolved, That a copy, of these resolutions be published irL the.city papers and presented to brother Rice. "Next to a clear conscience a good reliable set of bowels IB about the greatest blessing a modest have in this wwld." Keep your regular by an A a at St Patrick's Pills and enjoy Sold by D.

K. Bryant Co. large list of operty and Beadle farms" Acre property near Huron. Send in tbe description of your property at once. Office nver store, HoroB.

second degree. Acute Torture Cured Fifty for there is nothing that injures a man's standing in a community more than to go on record as a blower and a prevaricator (This word is the the dictionary We are taking 2fi pe and selliner vou CLOTHING, BCHJlb, oJaLUHjo, UAlD and VALISES at COST. ThiB DOCTORS. Terk ttftm r. cat IU1I, guarantee it.

J. W. kmt WM ta 1 BOTTLE. tor may wiUeive you better prices than you could have dreamed of getting, and we will give you bargains and be thankful for your patronage. The "World" is ours, and our competitors go in sack cloth and ashes.

Yours, Sincerely, WM utU tar WM At iMt, nftitaf M. WM tor WWU to WM cnn Sold by CNMLKS A. VOWLM the In the Postoffice Block, Huron, Dakota, bright at in the.