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.r,,. mammal, nrpol OF lho Hoay.

Tho stomach is the grand supply depot OF
ma hody. upon winch 1T draws for all inc eie-
ments needed In the competition OF bone
rmusole. brain and blood. The liver IL an ms
nortnnt nuxlIlary ofthls mighty organ,hhn
,ho two aro most intimately eonnec'od'
NotnIpgso certainly ensures the harmonious
action orthoso viscera, and 30 completely re-
moves the disorders which simultaneously
affect both, M HoBtettcr's stomach BltlerH'
the mort popular American specific ioi all
com plants to which tho stomach, liver ana
bowels nre subject, and the foremost tonic on
this side OF tho Atlantic. Indigestion cos
tlyoness, inactivity ana congestion OF the
liver, are poycrty ofthe blood, debility OF the
bladder and kidneys and many other all
men IL produced by or causIng weakness, are
entirely removed by its use.
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THERE is something suspicious about
the certificate of the nineteen physi'
clans that the death Of Sultan Abdul
Aziz was caused by the opening of the
veins and arteries of his arms, They
fail to say that he did it himself and il
ii more than likely that his successor
Murad Etfendi after securing that 800,
100000 of treasure thought it best Il
give its owner u quietus, He seems t'
hayerun counter to old and established
usages, in not using the. scimeter or the
bow string.
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The press and people of Texas fee
that a longer continuance of Ward
Dewey II Co. = unparalleled atrocitie,
upon convicts committed to their keen
ing will bring untold disgrace upo,
Texas, and that at the earliest practica
BILE moment these lessees should bore
lieved of a trust that they have so bru
tally abused. From the very momcn
that Messrs. peeler 'rriplett and Smith
reported to the Executive the condition
of convcts and their mode of treatmen
by the men controlling them, Messrs
Ward Dewey a Co, saw that the power
of public sentiment would soon
er or later cancel their lease
and they set work to pile up Indebted
ness and claims against the, State in
every manner and by every device that
their ingenuity could suggest, until, al
II IL now intimated, they will demand
from the State for improvements, extrd
machinery, etc, about the sum of $3.50
900, and ifthissum be paid them they
signify their willingness to- throw nd
their lease. We have nothinp,to sad
respecting this Uncomfortable claim, sayd
that il bears the impress of fraud. and
yextortioni upon its face, and that tht
! most rigid enquiry should be made intd
rits details. As TO the disposition
lof' the eonvicts, we will uni
dertake to offer some suggestions which
seer seem 70 have been originated by Repre-
a sentative Hutchins of Hays county,
mr. Hutchins was, in event Of cancel
iat'on OF the lease, in favor of placing
all able cenvicts at work ON the Inter.
national railway between Austin and
Rookdale and taking from tho com.
psny, in pay for their services, their
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-13

A CORRESPONDENT of the st Louis
Times, in q newsy and graphic letter
from Texas, has this to say of Dallas;
"'rom SCOTS Texas and Pacific, which
connects with your st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern at TeXhrkNna
Is doing wonderful freightand passon
ger traffic, as is also your road witt
which il connects. II was estimated
when was IN Dallas that about thou
sand emigrants per day were arriving IN
that city, and most of them were
brought by the Texas and Pacific
have never seen in any part of the
United States such passenger trains Il,
run by this very place whence | write
which is Just southwest of Little Rock
bound for Texas and especially Dallas
SCOTS road is being pushed through
from Dallas to Fort Worth, and will
probably be completed in few weeks.
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The St Louis RepuJhtdn thinks thai
many of the Radical journals will soor
have fine opportunity for seating dirt
and for an exhibition of grand and
lofty tumbling Not n single man yet
named in connection with tho Republi
can Presidential nomination has escaped
the unspaling abuse of the organs of his
own party. Conkling, Blaine, Morton
Bristow, Hayes and Washburne hay,
all been fairly riddled with hot shot
from Republican batteries, and it will
be something worth observing to watcl
these selfsame journals after the Gin.
cinnati convention shall have ended
swallow their own words and
brand all their past uttcrances as bra
zen lies.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Louisville
Cau,fer-JownaL in describing the unique
funeral of the thoosophist Baron de
Palm, thus cbiyalrously refers to the
part enacted by lady votary 81 have
omitted to mention rhapsody over the
ashes by woman, Miss Emma Hard
ing Brittcn, n fair creature of fifty OF
masculine proportions, the mouth OF a
shark, and the general demeanor ola
lunatic. Sho also had a grievance,
which was that the public sneercd at
her ...
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IT is matter ofproiound grotica
ton to us that even our political oppo-
nehts are manly enough to declare that
Speaker Kerr Is above reproach, and
that the miserable scoundrcl Harvey
is liar and II perjurer of the first water
The country never for u moment be
lieved word Harvey uttered, and he
stands to-day accurscd aud dishonorcd
beyond all expression, In this regard
it is somewhat peculiar to contrast
Blaine and Kerr, Pretty much tn,
same charges are brought against both
and while Kerr is cxoncratcd by botl
friend and foe, Blaine's own party are
blatant in their comments upon his re
markably sinuous and suspicious NJ
tons.
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Why don't the Republicans bring Out
the smiling and sauye Schuyler. lie
and Blaine having both been brloed'
and being both perjurers, would make
an eminontly fitting ticket for the party
with "highly moral ideas" to vote for
Let Colfax be seduced into running
AMIN by all means. There would be
sucb n peculiar fitness about it all
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE no ALL.
But No Business Advertisement ln-
serted without Pay.

Dedring % mako The Herald the mediuin
OF communication for tho general puDllg'
and also 10 ussist those who may hceu ~
adveiiis,uR column. Advertisements undeI
tLe head of Lost Found, wanted, -
"Far sale" "For Kcnt" 10 Lott 81 hol
more than thiee lines, viii be inserted ~
III column two times free OF charge Wn1n
such advertisements exceed lhrto lln1H AZ I"o
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cents line, each insertion, In advance hl .i
when such nd yertisement6 nre printed NOR
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rlir Of Ave cents n line In advance lOl 9nci,
additional Insertion. seven w"fuA "'"No
lItt.
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DALLAS. TEX s.

Tm centering of the supreme Court
Mt Austin was neither reasonable CON
ccssion, nor nm honorable compromise,
and In addition II was in tlagrant vio'
lation OF the Constitution OF this Stale
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Attorneys nj Inv.

j. M. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2M Com
merce street south of Continuously, Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid to lnnd
claims. aprltt
hurt n smith, ONCE ON Main street over
Safe Savings Bank. ieb25dtf
W. y. Oldham, ONCE in Mitchle's building
opposite the Lourand hotel, Main street
Janlidu
John NJ, StemmOns, Attorney at Law, No
20j North Side Public square, upstairs.
uCt20-dtf
Mccoy & Mccoy, Office south side of Court
house square, II
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Centennial Cards.

The Herald has just received large as
sortment of centennial Cards." and print
them to order at 50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
larger orders. Call early
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" nIltptl,

int OF shelving and drawers and lin
counters. Apply ut THE HERALD once.
inayG,utl
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4 pleasant furnished room; southern GX-
posture. Rent low. Apply TO a, NJ, TINS once
! junelO-d2t
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Wanted.
For Rent.

20 trade quantity ofdry goods, boots and
Shoes for most anything Address d, inns
ou,cc junelO-d2t
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by II gentleman aud wife, win child Two
yrurs old, TO rent rooms with small private
family. Address. through poSloihce, " ",
HAIlSALL, city. Juhl'-N
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W. Y. LyTE. J,P, MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

Improved and unlmproyed PROPERTY IN
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
II, FOR reut-Dwellings and BUSINESS houses in
tne city OF Dallas Special attention paid TO
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting of
rents, notes and accounts, by
,,,..a,..... W. +, LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. lOs Daiuar street.
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For sale.

Bankrupt stocks ofgoods Address IN II
s., :" poslollice, or A, &. Sllllwtll, HtrnI OF
fec, Dallas, Texas. junior"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


l.. L. Harris, Solicitor in Bankruptcy,
United states District Court, Western Dis
trct of Texas, Once Al Elm street, Dallas,
Texas PoStotncc box, lisa. may26-dlm
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Old papers fon sale at The Herald ONCE
81 per hundred.
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TWO furnished rooms, with articles lor
housekeeping; must be- within Ave blocks OF
tho corner of Austin and Elm Slreol@ "a
dress W, HERALD once Jhh''o'"N
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

Consisting Of twelve. Ave large steamships,
one OF the best and certainly the, cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Nit
am aud Europe. Storage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and 10
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned For par.
ips, call ut our Office, No. loo Lamar street
jana5dtf W.T.. Lyle 4 CO., Agents.
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70 Sell.

lin street property known A inc C9IltG'
Building aud groun 4. Apply 70 =. .; NfI,
ans, W. @. Randall, l., NJ, Martin or W.h
Scales. y"''""'
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Peach seed wanted by the barrel or bnshel,
BY Ammon Burr, NJ the Dallas Nurseries.
IuuelO-dI
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wanted.

uembrlno illly, three years old, well broke
mud Of excellent pedigree. Apply al Once OF
Il N. Gnno q Son luhl"'%
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For Sale.

a smart boy, about twelve years Oh agv
cau md employment on hpPlleaI'om ~ ~ " Wv
Herald once Ju"''-'
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For LIPnt.
EmInIoNmrmi.

Furnished room, fronting south, IN on,
block from san lnclnto Motel lrillS ''
nor ,noutL muuirp nj il2 Main. Iunl3-2
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Wanted.

three Nne short horn bulls Apply to ~
NJ Willstt, mt GCn. II. NJ GanOs ONCE
LlNl1.lL
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Wanted.


A good woman servant will receive Boo'
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UDOLPHO WOLFE CO..
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4 DNERTlSHNH: Cheap; Good System
"A atic,-All persons who contemplate
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Wfnc'g.StccHh ctHi.H), containing lists Of
over 200 ne spapeIs and estimates, show.
Ing the cost, Advertisements taken for lead.
Ing papers IN many states IT tremendous
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Combination Lock safe
Ola Papers.

Halls patent, cheap. Apply tot b., Her
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Wanted.

Everybody to have their clothes cleaned
colored and repaired by IL. Rellefs steam
Dycing and Cleaning Establishment, SUo
Main street, witch TX the only exclusive es-
tublishmcnt In this line IN Dallas Hnd sur
rounding. II is very well prcpred for all,
kinds OF work. My manner OF cleaning
clothes Is the only correct one, ana is done
without any injury TO the clothes or color
JuuOlW
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ZIG S.


LONDON, Ang.2 =.
A dispatch from Kajuraja, Angus;
LIST, announce that 5000 Turks de-
feated the insurgents at Kamengransa
after three hours fighting. They fired
the village of Treaba and the inhab-
itants fed.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says
information of the Sultan's deposition
has not been officially communicated
to the European Powers. There is no
doubt that Turkey stands in the pres
ence of another crisis.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 2.
The Herald declares that the Chris
tians in Turkey are in a desperate con
dition and require immediate support,
which Europe is likely to grant If she
is in n The report that Marshal
Bazaine had entered the Turkish serv-
ice is not true. He remains in Spain.
The Sdnddrd's Paris correspondent
telegraphs that Austria has agreed 10
select England as arbitrator in the So
luton of the conflict between Turkey
ard Servia.
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RESIGNED.

Fred. Hart has resigned his position
as editor of the Reveilie, which he has
so creditably held since the death of
Mr.. Casamayou. Upon retiring from
the editorial chair he makes the fol-
lowing graceful remarks:
The connection of the undersigned
with the ReUeitie as its editor ceases
with this issue. After having been
connected with this paper for yer four
years, l can not let this occasion pass
without expressing my gratitude and
thanks to the people Of Austin for the
kindly encouragement my editorial
efforts have eve received at their hands
and to the kind friends who have stood
by and sustained me through good and
through evil report. In a short time /
shall take my departure from this
pleasant and prosperous little town, in
all likelihood never to return, but
wherever my lot may be cast in the
future. l shall ever cherish the kindli-
est and most grateful feelings for the
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III

A boy aged sixteen and a girl aged
fourteen eloped last week from their
parents ranches in Nye county. The
boy procured a marriage license at
Belmont by exhibiting written author
ity from his parents to apply for the
license, and swearing that the girl was
of age. They were married by a JUS
tice of the Peace in Ellsworth precinct,
and a man in the employ of the girls
father, who was sent in pursuit of her,
arrived at the Justices Office a few
minutes after the ceremony was per-
formed. As he entered the cabin the
boy laughingly said: "You're three
minutes too late," but the girl went
outside and cried bitterly. The Rev.
ellie learns that the girl was returned
to her parents, and further, that the
boy stole a horse and decamped,
through fear of being prosecuted for
perjury.
The Hurricane Company at Oreana
has started it's furnace, and is now
turning out about three tons of base
bullion daily. Twenty tons of the bull
lion were shipped east to Newark, New
Jersey, last week.
AhO VlOlDOulh0 NliiliuS SpIllDduy
has filed articles of incorporation with
the County Clerk Of Storey county.
The company will mine and mill in
Nevada. Capital stock, $4,000, 900.
Trustees-O. A. James, E. X. Warsaw,
X. g. Brush, +. K. Stone and s. w.
Putnam.
An assessment Of fifty cents per
share is levied by the General Thomas
Mining Company, Columbus, Esmer-
aida county, delinquent on the LIST OF
September next
The jury in the new trial of Charles
Huff, which ended in Carson on SaLur.
day, resulted in a disagreement of the
jury. Another trial will therefore fol-
low.
Emigration from the East has taken
a fresh start. Twelve car loads of EN-.
igrants passed Winnemucca Saturday
evening.
The freight depot at Reno caught or
fire last Saturday afternoon, but it was
fortunately s%quelched by the local fire
brigade.
Jim Raycraft, of Genoa, suffered thu
breaking of a collar-bone on Tuesday
while lassoing a horse.
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noble and most generous people of
tAustin; and my fondest wish is that
hey will ever entertain for me the es-
'eem in which l proudly trust l am
now held by them and which, where
ever l may be, I will do my best to de.
serve.
Since the death of Mr.. Casamayou,
last December, 1 have had full editorial
control of the Rcveitle, and in such
capacity have tried my best to do right.
/ have not attempted the impossible
task Of pleasing everybody, but have
endeavored to treat all questions fairly
and from an unprejudiced and nom
partisan standpoint. If l have not
fully succeeded in this, it must be laid
to my pronounced political preferences
which are hard to control even in
editing an independent newspaper
and not to a deliberate intention
to take one side to the prejudice
of the other. l do not bid
adieu to the readers of the ReUeiHe
without many regrets; but regrets are
idle, and the good by must be said.
Hoping, therefore, that what Of good /
may have accomplished in my edito.
rial capacity will be remembered and
my shortcomings forgotten, | bid the
readers of the Reveille a kind farewell,
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NEW TO-DAY.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON,
VENTION.

A A MEETING OF THE REPUBLI.
IA can Central COMMITTEES of Eureka
county, hold in the town of Eureka, Eureka
county, Nevada, at the otficesof Hon. Thos,
Wren, August l, 1875, tor the purpose of
calling a County Convention and the ~transac.
ton OF othcr business, it was
Resolved. That q County Convention Of
the Republican party for Eureka county be
held in the town of Eureka, in the Court.
house, at the hour OF Ina
Eleven O'clock A. M, on the 10th
bay Of August, A. ID. 1876.
For the purpose Of ~electing delegates to the
State Convention and for nominating a Legis-
latlve Tickle for Eureka county:
Resolved, That the number of delegates
to the County Convention be limited to sew
enty-fve-7o. 4afe n Yf E9I
Resolved. That the primary election Of
tho Republican party in Eureka county for
the purpose Of e~lecting delegates to the Re
ty, DO held on tho
18th Day Of August. AID. 1875.
Resolved, That the following appertion-
ment De made Of delegates from tho following
named precincts and also the polling places:
Eureka precinct. 81 delegates; polls, Court
house. j Judges and Inspectors, p. +. Cana
South RUBY Hi precinct, 10 delegates;
polls, Matt. kyle's Saloon. Judges and In
spectors. A. randolph. VIM. Robinson and
Matt. Kyle.
Richmond Mine precinct, 3 delegates: polls,
Richmond Mining Com pany's Office.
Jackson Mine precinct, 2"delegates; polls,
Jackson Heisting Works.
Atlas Mine precinct, 2 delegates; polls, At
las Hosting, Works.
Hamburg Mine precinct, l delegate; polls,
Cobb's Boa rding-house.
Pinto Mill precinct. / delegate; polls, Al.
Ions Saloon.
Vanderbilt precinct, 2 delegates; polls.
Fish Greek precinct, 2 delegates; polls, Me-
kernan's Ranch.
Conforth's Ranch.
gate; polls, McCulloch's Springs.
Adams Hill precinct, delegate; polls,
Adams Hill Boarding house.
Devils Gate precinct. | delegate; polls,
| Andy Louck's Hotel. (,
Roberts Creek precinct, l delegate; polls,
Richardson's Hotel. fiee :
Mill.
Beowave precinct, l delegate; polls. Rail-
road Station.
Paiisade precinct, 2 delegates; polls. John
Marchant's store.
Mineral Hin Station precinct, | delegate;
polls, Railroad Station. :
Alpha, precinct. l delegate; polls, Railroad
Station.
Shiplcy's Ranch precinct. l delegate; polls.
Shiploy's Ranch.
Hoosac Mine precinct, l delegate; polls,
Bob Stewards house.
Matahoras Mine precinct, | delegate; polls.
Phantom house.
Resolved, That the polls on tho day of
the primary election be opened Mt 3 o'clock p.
". and be kept open until 7 o'clock p. NJ.
Resolved. That ali precincts whore judges
and inspectors have not been appointed. tho
voters select tho Same TO act as such.
THOS. VIXEN, Chairman.
au3-td X. L. CHASE. Secretary.
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District Court Summons.
Isl the District Court OF the sixth
Judicial District. I'm and for
Eureka county, state Of
NAYmNla. .-

TIIE STATE or NEVADA SENDS
greeting to j. W. Ellyson, n. Bertrand
and - Merriam.
You are hereby reqnired to appear in an
action commenced against. you as defendant
by Thomas Wethered as plaintiff. in the Dir
trict Court of tue sixth judicial District, in
and for the county % Eureka, State Of Neva-
da, at ths town OF Eureka. and answer the
complaint therein. which is on file with tho
Clerk OF said Court, within ten days after the
the day Of ~service) If served in said county,
or twenty days if served out of said county
but within this district. and in all. other
cases forty days; or Judgment by default
wall be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said acton is brought to recover judy
ment against y0ut the said defendants, for tho
recovery of the sum Of 1921 10 in Us. gold
coin, being the sum Of Sl)f 40 for goods,
wares and merchandise, and labor furnished
to you by plaintiff at your request in the
years 1874 and 1919; also for goods sold to you
by w. H.. CLARK TO tho amount of sl6 In gold
coin; also for goods sold TO you by b. +. Me-
Even to tho amount of SiS in U. ). gold coin;
at your request by John L. Caieat to the
amount Of S2tS in gold coin; and also for Ia
Dor and service performed for you Mt ycur
request by VIM. Smith; all OF said goods and
labor were furnished in Tho years of 1879 and
1910, and the accounts OF which have boon
duly sold and assigned to plaintiff.
And you arc hereby notified. that if you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum OF 1921 90
in u. 5. gold coin and costs of suit.
IL. s. In testimony whereof, 1, L. II. Har-
mon, have hercunto set my band and af-
fixed the seal Of said Court this lst day, OF
August, A. 1917. f. ii. HARMON,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Eureka county, Nevada,
JOHN I. BAKER, Attorney for plaintiff.
auIlaW3m