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STATE PURCHASERS.

The state of NEW YORK has placed TO-
OgO copies of Webster's Unabridged in as
many Of her Public schools.
The State of WISCONSIN, aOont 5OW-
Tn The state OF NEW JERSEY, NEARLY
every School. -,.,......
for all her schools. ....,.,,,,,,,,,, .....
the state of MASSACHUSETTS has sup
nlied her schools--nearly all.
The state of IOWA has supplied her
Schools. ,.,-,,,,,,,,,r1, 49,, ,.,o,,
rroyisiOns for her Schools.
liver 3OUO schools in INDIANA were sup
plied during the year 1877 and many more
| in 1873 and 1874. ..,,., ,,,,,, ,,,,,,
purchased for supplying Schools oil cities
What better Investment can be made ior
| schools? , ,,,,,,. n ra sold nf
WepStcr's Dictionaries, aS OF an othet st
| rlos in this country -boolfs
nublished in this country own webster ~
their standard: and OF the remainder IT,"
acknowledge any standard ,,,up,,u
Ty95.dtf Springfield, Mass
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EDUCATIONAL.


VIII ,rlopen the SEcOSp MONDAY IN
ohl LEMbEN le,b, WHEN the cuiare,d naa
n,W'y furnished building VIII ht ready nr
ovtupau'F, IIulS. kugsItlo Uuu tIuN.uuu
MIS- VI. R'a,lulu, an ,NT.upur,H Md
rut''NNlUi teachers. VIII have ia uhuHe.ih
l,",Iy Department. and SITS, 3 Il.,t,.,
Iht Musical, Course ut u.uuou % huI.
uuhn t"uluh irasonnIIr. Location healthy.
Nu'ltiy excellent Church AMI sabbath
selln1l privilege, good. uspIiluuus luuar
soII within i've mile. Of 'hr place. HnaM
IN the best families for ,lu pc. month. tx.
rrh'ta less thuu most s,huos unurdiup
Uddlo,s
DIR. ii. J. MOFEIT,
Presideu, BoUu Director, .turn,t.r. l'Rups
'""HS 4'NWN, Nusaid-WNNlm
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve ave large steamships,
one of the best and certainly ING cntB rii'
il i,, ia ,aa Tmope. Steerage and cabin, win
% raI,r T tickets, either way, from ana 10
I mnuiiios or round trip tickets, good for one
1 vsar' for sale by the undersigned: FOR p sLL-
ticulars, and TO see plan OF a n lamar street,
ms Hsan oad W, \. Lyle co.. Agents
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Aallg 4yetalG.
rIJE DAILY HERALD.

,,lY HERALD is published every
u5 Segt M nG%iy 81 l siT one y %"arR h.
.Hrl''t V'.,,,,r week. single copies, 3 d. Is
q, ", Herald IL now furnished 90 sub
lIH ''''' .'ritpr ut Is rontS per week, The
-.'nJ, ,,, Hall vcrod regularly each NOM.
tu' w.y hour, ioguy part OF tA" city
"a "sa5,e. %.' f a"}a n 10 rs go I've
136 l.' ..r y,ll ou,..r by reporting NJ THIS
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~ - ,yrH- J.P. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
J.P. MURPHY.
FOR SALE.

rnrroved and unimproved property in
overy quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
of Texas. o,,s,. a.,
the city of Dallas. Special attention pau 10
iiShinp land caims also, TO the collecthgoI
'o'''' W. f. LITE CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 1903 Damar street,
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RICHARDS N, TEXAS, August %

At called meeting Of the qualified
voters of Precinct No. at Richardson
Tor the purpose of electing delegates tc
the County Convention, to be held N
the city of Dallas on the Goth instant j
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University Of Virginia

Opens October !; continues through nine
months. IL is organized in schools on the
elective system, with fl course ~ Glasses,
literature Science with practice IN Chem
icnl and Physical L"3tat3ties, III d I' Sgr mgT
tire. Aprly for Catalogues TO JAMES +:
II ARKISON, Chairman, +. D. University OF
Virginia, Albermarlc Co., Va. augOdiod
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Next session begins September On. Cole
riate and Preparatory courses. Unsurpassed
location, healthy mountain clllmal'' nora i,t,I
slbo to $40 Tor ten months uncludlng board,
tuition, rtc) College quite prosperous. stu
dents from all sections of the country
tw,nty-four from Texas. For cainlogne4'
ere address Secretary of Faculty, Roanoke
College, Salem, Virginia. Jylo-dw2in
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Every little while we read Of some one
who has stuck rusty nail in his foot or
some other part of his person, and lock-
Jaw has resulted thereirom. All such
wounds can be healed without any fatal
consequences following them The
remedy is simple. 1t is only to smoke
such wound or any wound or brulse
that is inhamed, with burning wool or
WOODEN cloth. Twenty minutes in the
smoke or wool will take the pain out OF
the worst case of Inflammation arising
from any wound we ever saw.
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JURISDICTIONS.

At TENABKANA, with all trains ON ".
Louis ~ Iron Mountain Il. Il. FOR all points
North, East ana Southeast,
At 10 NGNlEW JUNCTION ana MIN
NICOLA, with trains ON the International
Il. II. tor rylot palastine Houston, Calves
tua ANA san Antonio.
AZ nALLAS, with trains North and south
on Houston and NeNHs Central X. Il. tor
Sncrmnu, Paris, Bouhum, Mckinney Cor
srpuu, Brumoud, waco, Houston and Aus
tin,
tSURENEpORE with "A regular line OF
ur5t.u1uy steamers ion NtW orl ans.
Ils lime, hyiug WilI equipped win MI
WuIyu Improvements, such a. NCstlnG-
NIH.r HIr IHFue nnd Mil',r Truss Platforms
ana Coupler Dis uuNUr, U@ytt lpr
speed, SAFETY ana Comfort.
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Colored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly for the work at large cx-
Nearly every State superintendent OF
Public instruction IN the Union, or cores
pOnuing officer, where such an one exists,
has recommended WEHsTEks DICTIONARY
in tho strongest terms. Among them are
those OF Eastern, Northern, Middle, South
o,,,, o,,1 Wnstprn Stntps-Tvrnty-e eight in all
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p,ilnoAn TINE TABLE.
..-.nnY ANn rEXAs CNNTRAL.

.,.roy AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
liOUHt"' Arrives
from e?oaH " a anna and s sSPprsssy 5 5!} r.
PROM we I.rtn. lnccom modal ION l,2O Il. m
PROM w. Sorih, Accommodation 800 D. m
F''" TEXAS AND PACIFIC. ,..,,..
LHhVVR, Arrives
,,.,.r.ss. ......,, 700 y. M. 500 y. m
Mail ana w. In, -. $3.50 IA. n. 1915 u, m
Acrum'N ..,,...7:2l u. IN. lu>ib "a. III
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From the New York sun of Augusta

Thomas Jefferson, while President,
received II present of two hundred bot
ties of wine from the Spanish Ambassa-
dore at Washington. Mr., jefferson
knowing that the Ambassadors had re-
ceivcd this wine free of duty, as was his
privilege, and that he himself had no
right to drink imported wine free OF du-
ty addressed this letter to the Collector
at Philadelphia
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Norton's Intelligencer "rnE HERALD
under the management of Simpson &"
Malone, is making rapid strides to the
front of journalism"
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1903,

DEAR SIR: Mons d'Yrujo, the Span
ish Minister here, has been so kind as
to spare me two hundred bottles Of
champagne, part of a larger parcel I'M
ported for his own use, and consequent
ly privileged from duty, but it would be
improper for me to take the benefit Of
that must therefore ask the favor OF
You to take the proper measures Tor
paying the duty, for which purpose, !
enclose you bank check for 223 dol
lars, the amount of it. Hit could be
done without mentioning my name, 1t
would avoid ill-intended observations,
as in some such way as this: by duty
paid on part of such n parcel Of wines
not entitled to privilege or in any,o.th'
er way you please. The wine was mn
ported into Philadelphia, probably
about midsummer last. Accept assur
ance Of my great esteem and respect, :,
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GEN. MULENBURG.

Jefferson has great reputation in
history, and his life deserves it, Would
that others had been able to initiate his
example
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RAlLA0AJs.
pIM N
TEXAS & PACIFIC R'Y.


ALL FONTS NORTH AND EAST
Trains Leave Dallas station M follows
sundays eXuJptedi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-28

Yesterday morning, says the Reno
ter Getchell had a very narrow escape
from instant death. He was coupling
two coaches together, and while thus
engaged had to lear forward so that he
could reach the connecting chains.
As his head am between the plat
forms, the engineer suddenly backed,
catching Getcheil's head and squeez-
ing it badly. The distance between
the cars at the place he was caught was
so great that he was only squeezed.
Had it been three or four inches fur
ther his head would have been mashed
fiatter than a pancake. "a miss i a.
good as a mile," we are told, but Get
clell don't care to take any more
misses-unless it is only justout OF her
teens.
Following are the appointment of
preachers made by the Nevada Metho-
dist conference, which closed it's SEES
sion at Gold Hill Sunday night: Car.
son district-J. d. Eiammond,P p. e. Car
sou, j. D.. iiammond; Virginia. G.
Mckelvey; Gold Hill, G.. w. Fitch
Reno, Il. S. Uren; Truckee, \. g.
Lake; Walker River, M. w. Pratt;
Mason Valley, j.. Pendleton; Owens
River. l.. Chase. Sierra district-A.
p. White, p. E. Quincy. A. Z. White;
Honey Lake, Warren Minis; Sierra
VALLEY, l.. Ewing; Surprise Valley, to
be supplied; Indian Valley, +. NJ.
Willis; Eureka Mills. G.. Jennings.
Austin district-W. G. Grey, Z. Il.
Austin, w. G.. Grey; Wmnemurca,
q. b. HiDkle; Eureka. John Grey;
Unionville to be supplied.
The Democratic independent party
so c~alled-of Lyon county me in con
vention at Dayton last Saturday and
nominated the following ticket: For
Senator. w. J. Westerfield (Dem.);
Assemblyinen, Stevens, of Silver;
Picotte and Banks, of Sutro. Dems);
sheriff, $. j. Blair. OF Silver, (Dem.);
| Clerk. w. ". Byron (Ind.); Assessor,
T.. Pendleton (Dem.); District Attor-
ney, John Cronin (bem.); Recorder
John Lathrop (Dem.); County Com
m~issioners, j. II. Houghan and j. I,
Angel Dems.); Public Administers
tor, DR.. Cox.
The approximate value of bullion
shipped by the Tyho CONSOLIDATED
Company, during the month of Au
gust, is given at $50. 600.
G.. NJ. Halleck, he oratorio man, il
about to producethe oratorio of Queer
Esther in Carson.
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W COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Belmont Courier, 22l.

u APGi nv "a OORii s---.I
Just at this time Spanish Belt Dis
trict is under II cloud. The cloud is
caused by "A failure on the part of the
infringement of the principal mines to
come up with coin to pay up accruing
labor and supply claims. Because oil
this little irregularity in business mat
tsrs the district should not be con-
demued. Time will prove-what we
have always claimed-that there are
valuable deposits of mineral in that
range OF mountains, in which the TWO
Barcelona~ are situated. II is to be re-
GREETED hat Spanish Belt District
should have fallen into the hands OF
those who are giving the mines such
injudicious management.
The total amount of taxable properly
in Nye county, according TO the "a
sessnent roll for 1876, is Sl,l57. $50,
against 81 ,327 ,959 in 1875. The differ
enc is attributable mainly, as We un-
derstand, owing TO the reduced value
III cattle and sheep. of which this
county has extensive bands and A0cks.
Operations on the Barcelona Consol-
id tel and Sou h Barcelona mine, haNe
been temporarily suspended.
The new telegraph line from Be-
mont is working splendidly - the
words of p. II. Lowell, its constructor.
Hand in your dispatches, which Will
signify that you needed and appreciate
telegraphic communication.
The Austin stage has abandoned the
Barcelona route, running as before.
through Meadow canyon.
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of them were eaten. At least 800 fresh
horses will he required.
Immense Democratic Meeting.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.
A Democratic mass meeting was
held on Market square here to night,
at which there was present the largest
crowd that ever assembled at a polit-
zeal meeting in CHICAGO. The speakers
were Senators Bayard aud Mcdonald,
ex Senator Doolittle, Gen. Farnswortl,
and a number OF other prominent
Democrats. The square was densely
packed, and speeches were made from
three separate stands. The whole
street was brightly Illuminated by cal
cium lights. The torch. lights num-
bered some 1,S00. Every Democratic
ward club in the city was represented,
but no regular procession was formed.
The speakers commanded respectful
attention and were often heartily APP
plauded.
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escape The name of the other is

to escape. The name of the other is
given as Geo. w. simpson, who was
sent over from Stanislaus county for a
term of TWO years for grand larceny
on the Goth Of August, 1873. They es-
capped while filling mattresses outside
of the prison. The third, Oswald
Frenza, who got away during the
comnotion following the escape of the
others, WAS brought too near the pris-
oner by Lieutenant Governor John.
son. who &c vered him with a revolver.
The Sherman.Cameron party left the
city This afternoon for Los Angeles.
On the return trip they will leave the
San Joaquin Valley Railroad at Mer.
ced and visit Yoseni e. The party
tuning to this city, boarding train az
Latiirop.
The fourth annual session of the
Stale Grange Will convene in Council
Hall, Post street, Tuesday, October Sd.
IL is expected that from three to four
hundred delegates will be present.
At | O'Clock this afternoon a rpcep-
ton to Gen. Sherman was given at the
hall of the Pioneer Society. The affair
"a entirely informal and was fol-
lowed by a collation..
1t is reported that Gen. John Frishie,
Of Vallejo, has failed. Cause, stocks.
The Vallejo Savings and Loan Society
il is runlored is embarrassed by the
failure.
The fall meeting of the California
Rifle Association begins at 4 Bruno
Range on the 18th of October, and
ends at Bay View Range on the 18th.
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SILVER keeps steadily advancing in
price. 1t was quoted in London yes.
terday at 52H@52. pence per ounce.
We believe it will be many a day be-
forethere is another such a scare about
silver as that Of last July, which was
utterly causeless and came very near
working great injury to the mining
interests of this State.
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AT Louisville, yesterday, the horse
Tenbroecke made four miles in 1859,
beating the fastest time Oh record for
that distance. The performance is given
as having occurred yesterday, but an &c.
count of it appeared in the San Fran
cisco Alta of last Monday, which ar
rived here this morning.
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S. FRIEDMAN,
DEALER IN
FAsalLY GROCERIES, GROCERY AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

CONSTANTLY on HAND. A CHOICE
~ lot of Family Groceries and Country
Produce.
Ladies. if you want yot:r husbands to love
you, go to FTiedman's for your groceries, as
II following will show:
Oh! say not / love you, becausssthe molasses
You purchased at Friedman's was golden
and clear;
The syrup, the sugar, the jelly in glasses.
The crackers, tho mack'Yel 1 know were not
dear.
But when Won came to me with FriednIan's
smoked salmon.
And showed me his samples Of Limberger
choose.
| felt that his claim to be cheap was notgam'
mon,
L loved you, and said so. dear Jane, on my
knees. ja2Stf
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The Virginia Chr0nicke comes to us
enlarged. 1t is n of the liveliest and
spiciest papers published on tho Pacific
Coast, and one of the truest opponents
of orthodox Democracy in Nevada.
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THE telegraph furnishes the press
with daily bulletins of the move-
ments of Lord Dufferin. II they pile
this thing on too thick, editors will b..
gin to wish the bloody Dufferin-Los
Angeles, or some other warm place.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Sargent and sherman Serenaded-
The Xick Trust Lord Dusserin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. u.
The Veteran Guard last night sere-
naded Senator Sargent, at the Coslno'
politan, and General Sherman at the
Palace Hotel. Both gentlemen replied
briefly.
Yesterday, i'm the Recorders office, a
document was filed hy James Lick,
comforting upon the gentlemen herein
after named the same powers which
the former Trustees had, and confirm
ing everything that has been done to
date. The new Trustees are q. Nj.
Plum, T.. b. MasticS, VIM. Sherman,
George Schonewald and II. S. Floyd.
Lord Dutferin and party started this
morning for The East. They go via
Cheyenne, Denver and ST. Louis.
Escape of Prisoners -Ihe sherman
Party Grangers- other San Fran
cisco temx.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.
II is said that three prisoners escaped
from the State Prison Yesterday morn
ing, and from the iact that a reward
has been offered for only one the sup
position is that the other two have
been recaptured, although at present
1t is no known that more than enc has
been caught. One of them, whose
name Is not given, was under sentence
for seven years and his term would
have expired in Ii days: therefore, it
vas presumed he would not attempt
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NEVADA, CAL, Sept. 27.

CAL, sept. Il,
In the Trout creek Chinese murder
case, District Attorney Gaylord opened
for the prosecution this morning. lie
stated he intended to prove that the
act was the work of an organized body
If whites, known as the Cauc isian
League. The examination of. Chinese
witnesses as to the circumstances of
the attack was then commenced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-28

THERE is talk that next months
dividend on Consolidated Virginia will
lie but one dollar a share, ins;ead ofthe
This is said to have been rendered
necessary by the decreased production
of the mine and the inroads made upon
the reserve fund to keep up the TWO
dollar dividends. If the reduction
should be made as stated, the stock
market viii be sicker even than it is al
present.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-28

SEVERAL Students of Princeton Col
lege have left because of the presence
of a negro class mate. PRINCETON Col
lege, though in a foreign laud-io wit,
New JERSEYS largely patronized by
young men from the Southern States,
and it is probably this class that OBJ
ject 10 the imam and brother" for a
class mate.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE
w that DIX. +. j.. SCHNEIDER win DO a
candidate before the Republican County
Of County Clerk. sp2Std
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Ey Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
The silver Caunssisslon.


NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
The Sun has the following: The Sill
YER Commission met in secret session
yesterday. Senator Jones, chairman,
is of course for silver as a legal tender
now and for all time. "Roll in" said
he, ''your bullion into the vaults OF
the Treasury, stop the coinage Of
money, use the printing presses TO is
sue paper certificates proportioned 10
the exact amount of bullion in your
| vaults. then it will be known from day
to day how much money there is III
the country. Let the Treasury Depart
ment publish financial bulletins just as
weather bulletins are now published
! by the Wal Department. Did it ever
strike you that no one can tell the
amount of money ahoat in England.
1t is only by financial disaster that any
one in either this or the Old Country
can tell when the amount is o small
for the needs Of trade. The banks, il
is true, keep their sentinels on the
mountain tops, and when they hear
the muttering of the coming storm
they begin to hoard the circulating
medium. The next day the newspa
| per tells us that the Bank of Gibraltar
has stood firm. In the meantime com
mercial firms every whers have failed
and the people have become paupers.
This would not be if we knew the ex-
| act amount of money afloat from day
to day. Boutwell, is not "a silver man;
Bogy is a silver man.
| The soldiers in the Indian Country.
CHEYENNE, Sept. 20.
Col. Stanton, Paymaster of the Unit
| al Stofap ARMY u-hn np,p,anIn thu
volunteer and scouts in Gen. Crooks
recent campaign, and Major Randall,
who commanded the Snake Indians,
both returned to this place to-day.
The latter goes at once TO Sydney to
take charge of 100 Pawnees, who are
70 go to Fort Fetterman and take part
in the approaching movements north.
Col. Stanton returns with funds To pay
off the expedition in northern parts Of
this department, about go companies
in all. General Crook remains at Fort
Laramie organizing a new campaign
against the Indian and he will not
leave the field until the work is done.
Fresh troops, consisting of the Fourth
Cavalry under Gen. Mackenzie and
infantry under Capt. Pollock will be put
IN uhe field at once. A depot of supplies
will be- established at old Fort Reno.
The troops of the recent expedition are
now at Custer Oity under command of
Gen. Merritt, and will await new sup
plies OF clothing and equipments there.
Lieutenant Lutwitz, OF the Third Cav
airy, and N or two others who were
badly wounded, were left in Crook
City in the Black Hills with a medical
officer and will come out as soon as
they can bear removal. The cavalry
horses are much worn out and many
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONED
Long Term.)

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce r. b. FACE, Of Elsa Creek,
as a candidate for tho office OF County CON-
missioner dong Term, subject TO the decision
of tho Republican County Convention. s2Std