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tursc] Yesterday.
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spirits, s3e7.> for tobacco md cR1lrs &1,Gg..75
for beer, a1.d Sl3l1.a7 for speciAt Imports.
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, 1880-06-03
SPORTING EVENTS.
Chicago Finally Succeeds in
Wrenchtng q Victory Away
from Boston.
Providence and Troy Success
ful Over Cleveland and
Buffalo.
Trotting Yesterday at Adrian and
Battle Creek-Raoing at
Cincinnati.
BASH BALL.
ClltC,t(N1 vs.. l}(,9TUy,

Ciltc.sGn vs.. losToN,
Special Dt1patth 10 T'hs Ghicteo Tribune.
13osroN, Ntass., Jnna a,-Tllo Cttcagos
won tho game frns,l tic Bostoas tt,~tlay by
superior batting AMI splendid playing In tho
field; their lifts wcra male just when they
wera needed ntt,st. There was small at-
ten,tnuceowEnK tn tho cloudy and tltsagreeab!o
wcnthcr. burns nlado Two bal errors In tho
field, but redeemed himself ,lobly Mt bat.
leading MI the ntllers tn hits. Dulryn,p!e
battcd very stca'lily, a,,.l Kelly gota two.haser
III WHEN 1t was very wele0me. Tile B0stors
were sent to bat atnl retired rs fast
as they carnc up tn the pinto. Tho Chtcagos
did tllo sa,no tho first two innings, wl,tlo tho
order WIS broken In tho second by John
O'Ilourkc's two~bascr. Tho Dostons 1natte
their first RIM III the fourth. Tho two
0'lsul,rkes n,ntlo twobasers cacl,, nnd Jim
canle III on Foley's hit through Corcoran.
Thu Chicagos mntlc their llst run In the fifth,
after having retired tlla Dostors III ohe-tw0-
three order. Kelly was llrst at bat, and went
out ut first base. Goldsmith, mmIo safo hit.
Flint went nut OIL n foul bound, ind I3nrns
ma.te n threc-bascr, bringing Goldsmith
liomc. Corcornn closed the inning with a
fly to John O'Isourke. In tho sixth the Bos-
tons scored one. lin O'1onrke got two
bascs OH Kelly's nntr Of Ills fly, stole third,
and cnnlu homo oh Ills brothers.
snfe hit. The Cl,icagos lnntlo two In
this inning. Dalrympo made hit md camo
In I'll WIlliamson's two-baser. Williamson
came home on Anson's out and Kelly's two
l,aser, a1ld Kelly scored OIL tiot!snith's long
fly to Jones, which was muffctl. The Bos-
TINS did not got Il basv In the seventh. Tho
Cl,tcngos made one OH hits by Da'rymplc nnl
Gore, tho former stealing SECOND. I'll the
eighth tho Bostons tried to rnlly. Jones led
off and went out at tlrst Jim O'I1onrke made
single, took secoul on passed ball, nrtl
home OIL Burlock's single, Burlock taktng
second when tho hall WIS ilcltlcd home. jim
U'llourke mndo Il safo hit mud I3urtlUck cn1ne
home, hut O'1i0urka was neItleu out at tllrit
wlltlu running On tho throw lontn to cut Oft
Dnrdock. No moro runs wer0 made.
THE SCORE,
, 1880-06-03
Tho {snr4tctl City,

nt &thF&kNIk Ahfs
Tho "Gartlcn City" Is now ono Of tho
wnnttcrs Ut tho ngc. M other city III tho
history Of tho world, either In anclcnt or
llotorn times, has inat1u such gigantic
strides In population, in manufacturers md
commercial greatness md wunEili Ii, tho Aamo
limited time. l]abylon, Rome, Jerusalem,
London, Paris, furnish no parallel III 10
brief period NJ tint when Chicago WIS n
desert !lp tn her present prn!d p0sitln1l.:--
containing more tIlan half i ml1lt0l, !ni,nbtt-
ants nnd ljelng THO ,lareest wheatalu psotIuce
market III the world, I'LL within the memory of
nany Of lier ploneers .wli0 aro still living:
Nearly swept nut Of existence by tho greAtest
contagrntFon over recorded, yet rising In her
might, like tho p!lmniX, from ler own ashes
in less tl,nn = decade, 1t Is almost lmpnssbts
tp assign limits to her greatness. 11cr ll,er-
cllnnt princes nre already known throughout
OF place to refer to II few nf them here. At
THO hcasl stalts tho grcat tlry-gootls hotse Of
Field, Letter !; e., which, fur tlie rapidity
Ilas lo parallel Oil this continent.
, 1880-06-03

Among tic numerous large houses engaged
In the various. branches Of mercantile ,),lsE-
1,css In Chicago those In tito boot and sl,ue
trato are particularly worthy Of notice,-a
brunei, which III q few years Inns rnphlly Ill
creased until 1t now occupies Il postion tilt
surpassed in any city. oil tliis continent. Ana
manufacturing Is nls0 making a,lcl strides
TINT III 4 fow years tho Garden City will be- IN
the front rnns in that reslNet Anlong the
leat1ing houses, both III Idbling and iianll-
featuring, slntus prominent tho widely
known firm Of Phelps, Dndge & Palmer, wflo
keep lnrgc number Uf sulcsn,ch travelling
through Ill tho Western States nntl
Territories. Tho high repntc which THIS
firm Inns gained Is a guarantee for their fut-
uro transactions with MI who may hnyu sslsl-
ness connections With them. filBy luse With
In tic Inst twt, years established 4 mnnufat:-
tory Ut ladies' aud mtsscs' fine ainca,-,. new
cessrui ana satisfactory. Country merchants
will find that IL IL only necessary to make n
trial 0f their go0tls III this special lino Il,
demonstrate THUR superiority, and they shm1d
not fail ~ Maku 1t Il point to call ut t!cir
pncu of business, Nos. ~, 80, ~, and 81 WA
bash avenue, lWf0ra maklug thelr purchases,
anil they will no surG to meet with tfu most
polite attention, antt find tho fnrgcst stock OF
goods III the West. n1d III every style, a1Ml OF
thu very best quality to be found III any Ilnr.
1ent
, 1880-06-03

tImn sincu Afny IL. when II wns turned otf
owing 10 tho np!EroprI.tlon having given mt.
The Sul,'rrcns,,ser, who is nlso custmlian
Of tho building, tnying firmly refused tho
offer of tho Gus Cot1 1pany 10 fnrnIsl, light Mt
lis own risk, nlltl III despair Postmaster Toby
i,lquir1ng why tic llosss1 n!lice sll0ul.l ls iii
exception tn uyory ntI,err,tllcu In tho country
~ not being allowed ,the uso Of gas ol,
tho conditions Offered by tho CnlnpAlly.
There hive bucu tW4 small Tires
IN tho of.lco *1nco tnnter,,s llnye
bccn ,lscti, aud serious loss llAs brer avoided
only by extraordinary precautions. Public
business las suffered lnrgely by the stlllt-nll,
the rntllrm Ut the olsl-ttIie expeditions and
satisfactory performance If tho service.
, 1880-06-03

Some citizens yesterday afternoon brought
word to the West Lake Street Station tint an
unknown ,nn1l wus lying In a yncant lot ut
tho corner OF Fulton mt! Wood strcets In MI
unconscious condition, Tho polico wont
to tho place a,,tl found lying besltlo tho man
in elhrty lalttlnnl.nl bottle, t0gethar With Il
note, .''fO whom it nlny concern" stating
that domestic trouble Was The cnlse.. Thu
p0l!co ascertAlned that lIu WIS Thomas VII
Il, tho renr OF No. VI North pAuitnn STRUT. Tia
lives Mt the satl0 plAcn witt, n wife anu thrte
children. Dr. IrUy intended WllMott until
he Thought l,tM out OF danger, nnd then
.cnustal bis. removal to tho County Hospital
for treatment.
, 1880-06-03
SOUTHERN STATE CONVENTIONS.

L1rTLE Rock, Ark, juno 9.-Tho Demo-
cratic State Convention mot ut Moon. Tho
lion. Bradley Bunch, OF Carroll, wiz called
to tho chN!r, and, on permanent organization,
was matlo President, with tho lions. Parker
G. Even, Of Monroe, nnd f. g. Moore, OF
WnsllinEtnn, rs Secretaries. Six bnf!ots wclp
lln!l fur ti0yern0r. Two hundred atli twenty
tlelcgntes werts present. Tl.o first stootf:
Churchill, D;> Mtlter,. Is; Wilson, Is; Gracc,
Il list ftuaGA' staoa chalel & ss iof; Mier 1f d. VII.
syn, ii; Gracu, l; S.nitl,er, !: DuRle, =.
Fisflbaeks nnnle WIS Withdrawn by Ills ro-
quest before thu last ballot.
t0nrneh uttil 4. III. tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY, AlA., Juula a.-The Demo
crattc Stato Committee hAs nominated tho
former StNte officers
, 1880-06-03
WISCONSIN QDD.EEtLQWS,

ppkEp78 OsFass7 10 1H EHtt7sVV 9Fa'0'sss
MADISON, Wls., Juno 3.-l4ast evening the
Old.Fullows devoted their session to the
business OF the Granu Enca1upMent. An
important clla4gs waR made In tho constltu-
tion whereby tho tlaeS for the annual meet
lug wuas changed Qthe llrst week III Febru.
ary OF each yeuf3t Tile following officers ut
the Gkand Enca'Gpment were elected In the
afternoon alld Installed during tho evening
session: g. l., IL D. TORY, OSHKOSH; g. II.
T.. y. l.. Braxted. FoMl dM Lac; q. s, ". a.
Matiisan;' 6; IT, David Ad!ef, milwaukee,;
G.J. WV. q y. Barron, lslclilailu Centre;
G. X, 7. B. Elliott; Grand MArsllal, Charles
Kendall I3eloit; Grand Sentinel, Richard
uoA .1eQossoni G1as4 Outside Sentinel,
, 1880-06-03
RIVERS AND IIARBORs.

-~s-7 >|Asos'..
CONSIDERATION OF THE hill COMPLETED.
sxela! Dispateh to 1ns Chteuoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, j. e., June a.-Tho Senate
finally finished tho River and llarbor bl!l
atter several Denloefalle PRESIDENTIAL candt-
dates lad shown how Justly tic Republicans
could charge the democracy Will, extraya-
eance ,,pon this lil]. ,rhcre were oonfl rnt,,
s.s ,<. t,,ana '' n,"s ,r,, w.. sooa 1s s
soS st'n n,.. lof aies9 speeegs tho es1llaIes lor
tae lti'er anu llafoor ~ ny Inc Republican
Administration were s., COX, ,000 The bill llas
been Increased In tic Spnate tn tnoro tim,
s0NN3001 Scnntnrs navnrd T.r,on nn''
Hac,r cn1. otta''tIa1 ~ t'a sa,t a,' n,,4, sa @ W..
1,ceA c'l1ea "tleneion TO the inct' aild sala TIC
Republicans would take advantage ot 1t tn
the campaign, md justly clnrgs tho Democ-
racy witt. extravaganza. The Bit was, how
nvnr otocuo,,t,u ',ofan,1oa ' "''>' nv"
e'1!' slosl"G!stly ueaehaea; ...
ransom, III charge OF 1t, acsed any s'lc-
ccssful criticism, although llo himself nd
lions III II To tia nn,Ellnt m Sin mi. Ent file
, 1880-06-03

In this branch Of tra.le tito house of Wilson
Bros. deserves particular mcnt1on-ro other
house Of tho kind in the West npproxiu,ating
ta5IisI!sd ssSsentce'n years @ ago o. on L linltc,l
scn!e, by Eoud management md perseverance
Its sales have becnne lMniense,--extcltl[ng
over nli the Western States md Territories.
5ustrea ~ hots 81 II ire a9fes pofe sfasn " Fl @ ,o
rcstle gootIs. rho stuck cnlbrnccs hosiery,
shirts, underwear, antl everything belonging
to It's line. Tie proprletors ara thorough
business men md very popular. Their prem
nlclisions Of tho stores being fifty by ito
feet, with Heyen Aoors-the locntLon is lit LII,
liz, 1t7, and tn State street, which Is, now
one Of the leading ATTRACTIONS Of The, city for
merchants throug gllott the country who come
here to mako their purchases.
, 1880-06-03

Chicago is celebrated for tho great number
Of Its fine carriage repositories among which
tint of II. j. Edwards, 21,sl5 Wnbnsll ayenne,
has tlcscryedly become Ercat fayorito with
the public. Mr.. Edwards is MI old ,narufact-
,lrcr, and las built up very largo trnde-his
carriages having been proven to be, tho most
quencet very lnrge. lie exhibits twenty. 1.-Two
varieties. Ills HOW style Of tulurtsent bug
gles Is the finest known, and his splendid
phnntons arc nll tho 60, fnr aud wide. ILL.,
iua Ills stock,
, 1880-06-03
The House Finishes the Deficien-
cy Appropriation Bill in
Committee.
Final Consideration OF tho Isivor
nnd 1Inrb0r Bill by tho
Senate.
Likelihood of Immediate Action
upon the Fisheries
Question.
d Bill to Re Presented That Will
Define the Governments
Position.
DEFICIENCY AppROpRIA-
rIONS.


TItE Hill. FINISHED IN COMMITTEE.
Special Dttpateh Ia Tht chteaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON. n, e., June o,-'rhe ftouso
H,,tah. H." t,a,i,,n,ov :, ,,,,,rt,r,.;.,, III H.,
Committee Ut tliu Wl'ole to-tlay. The various
amendments relative to silver TINT wcrc su..-
United yesterday were nlt ,lcfcated, ns well
os t],osn ,l,rrctlne lint t1,n solnrios nf f.n,,.
grcsslncn shal! le la!d In silver, and the one
proposed by Field, Of Massachusetts, for tho
repeal Of tho silver dollar law, md the pro-
position of uland TINT unmt,ers' salnrIes t,
, 1880-06-03
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.

lLllHUlS SUFHtME CuuHt.
epRIN0FlELp. ILL.,, June a.-1n the Supreme
Court to-dny. III tho case Ut the People Va.
AshDy, petition for u writ ot habeas corpus
was slented. III the cnsc Of The Puoplo vs..
ll0ltlMnn,- u writ OF habeas corpus WIS al-
lowed. No ottor business 0t Interest was
trulaABrtbI
, 1880-06-03
ftnFt EGATEE,If

visit 1inrklns, tho oil rellnhle bont nnl shoe
maker. w!'itu In thu city md have yoitr lnens-
uros taken "fr.o Ut chnrgc," 10 tint you chi,
ortlcr ut my tlntu. We hnvo nlso st'tlo vary
pretty styles m hand. 1Iarktns. i1' Duarborn
atruct, ncnr Madison.
, 1880-06-03

Enrl,el runB-Chtcsigo, I; Hoston,2,
Thrco-bisao hlt-uNrns, 2.
Two hasc h!ts-WnlIamson. Kelly, James
First baso On erroq5- Chlcago.e Boston,4.
First on ci,l1ett hnltA-Ilolly. -
Htruek nut-uUItismifh, nnrns, Kelly, Morrill,.
CA1lud bN1l4-GulllsMltil, 52; Foley, n.
Called md missed atrlkos-G0ftsmith, o.;
Foley, II.
OTHER GAMES
PRovInENcE, r. l. June I. 2.-provldence, g.;
Cleveland, g.
I1soY, N. T., June a.-Troy, 10; Buffalo, 2.
, 1880-06-03

ADr:1iAN, MICH.
Special D1pateh to Ihe Chicago TRIBUNE.
ApR1Ax, A1Icl,., Juno 3.-Tlo second day
of tho rnccs hero was distinguished by
superb weather anl good attendance, the III
terest buIng mainly conferred oil the great
pncing race between Sleepy Tom, Mnttto
Hunter, Kowtly Buy, and Lucy. Pool selling
On this race was lively, Kowtly Boy being the
faynrit, Matte Hunter second .cloieo at
The first race called was tile 2:35 class, In
which there werb eight uMtrica and six
startors, ,GlEolettu and Lady Greer being
drawn. Tio I} korscs werH r. Elven tho folloW;
secoi.d. Humboldt third, lilnek Ctoud, fourth,
kate l3nrlu,n tlttls, Russ Ellis sixth. Three
hcnts were tr0ted and the race awarded to
sk Gs Ry yof s Of trso t. af ne III uge 4
WIS fraudulent, aud III that Donaldson vas
driven to win.
SUMMARY,
The .a5 clasa :, ,9990s19o ~ to first, $3.50 to
d:W, Voorhees,, 1nrinA, Mlch., b. G. Dlaok.
II. aayoi, Detroit, ch. i. baa Doa
chass:s H. Abbott Detroit, Ach,,, i. III.
sn Mats Gpsr' Mrlsn, :: 6 bi;raoi dist
a;W. KoSinss drsna i ilaaptds, 5. T. i,,ss 's
s Smitd, Maant voruon, O., +. IN. Lady
II, coatc, ST. Louis Sio.. T. NJ a niso.
lotte....".::,.
1fmc-3;3aA .27; .:'s'.
~ thG pacttlK rnfe, toMr entries, ~ started.
Hunter being t!lstancol III the final heat:
u,ru4Auy
a+,to -,,o o,.,nma.. e"n g,r,o,+ aim ,,,,.,
v to ss,letirn II III: II nnr .,nt adn1H Ssat
;'2rn ~ Mo n ~ snnn MI * l., tlIr oos ~ "sa'
.jnhn Gtniis Wiimot. X" Wts'. h. =. s1ecnv
'tTim Tnu,' o'o''' ""'au.' "t'' " y. e'oop -
IT, q, ratU, ST. ioitLs, q. 1i Mattto Hum
snmnci k;,a i;jts,;,rr q; ri; a's
c1sciyNAvI,
CINCINNATI, June 9-Queen City Jockey
Club, sec0nd any., Clear, cool weather.
I1eck ! sly! heAyy. uooa atteanaa!tce. !ea1
nu%"tt0F' tuien.In ,..... ,
, 1880-06-03


l,Eitttr-M ATanN-.Atth tho residence of tic hrtc's
father. Tuesday DypnnR. Jur lstl by thu itHv. u
Cyarnu. san"ot ii. rcrry ind Iotlu I',sl,tor Ut N.
, 1880-06-03

Tb the Hfsstrn Assotiatt! I'rtss.
WAarirNaTnN, u. e., Jung 2.-'The Senate
General; Fcltx C0str, United SlntGA Marshal
for the Eastern District Of Missouri.
, 1880-06-03

Buy the President LAwn Mnwer, latest I'm.
proved and best. uordon.Solcck Co. ,V7 Lake Il,
, 1880-06-03

Restore, rofrcsb, and bca1itlfy tho sktu. WITH
CuticurA Medicinal Toilet Soup.
, 1880-06-03

:, The E!dredge Sewing 3tac!llno.-lt leads
the world, and II tho best for you to buy,
Sold OIL uoAttlly payments. l0D Stata street.
, 1880-06-03
MINING STOCKS,
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, lltIlo a.--Tho following
aru tho IlpAI,lx allutItlntas lit il1a Etnnk Ifourl
Observation-Disclosures EXCURSION.

You now hNVo MI Opportunity Ut l0EnluE tho
Yru'ldest excursion Of tho sousc1l, leaving Chi
:axo fron tho Wulls.strcot depot Ut tho Chicago
e. NortANestern, Juno JIG, 1gsl.
Tickets Will he sold. good from Chicago 10 Sun
FrtHulRco and return, at tho extremely Inv
~frsro u &t2s', aHd frolu Chicago to Ealeu, Or0,
aud return 1T eI1J
For tsckota and full information Gull upon Or
write tho Hoy. isaau nlilut,, 1t Washington
street., tn tho Methodist liuok Concern.
, 1880-06-03

NOTES AND NEWS,
WILL NOT De A CANuIDATR.
6pset1l Dhpateh to 1hs CAtea9o Tnbun&,
WAslt1S0ToH, d. e.. Juna a. Senator
Ferry, Ut Michigan, who llAs been spoken Of
, 1880-06-03

Tina 04r highest artists In dont{stry, Thp
AoChcsneys beyond doubt, though hut Is q SIT
, 1880-06-03
The Only Specially
House in CHICAGO
Of the kim,

Over 1000 Suits and Cos.
TUNES constantly OH hand ut
reasonable prices.
Suits anl Garments sent
to amy part Of the country
G.. q. u.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08
TICE PHILOsOPHIZING

Prof. Tice, after examining the effects of
the cyclone in southeast Missouri, is report.
ed to have said that this was one of the most
intense cyclones that had come under his OBJ
servation. 1t was similar to all others, how
ever, in that electricity was the source Of its
power. All cyclones, he said, owed their
origin to electricity. Their inceptions or
starting points are generally in the neigh
borhood of rivers, lakes or railroad tracks.
This is proved by citing several instances.
He explained the phenomenon Of the cyclone
bounding up and down BY the theory that it
had more than one funnel draft, causing it
TO kick back and forth like the walking
beam OF a steamboat. He believed the
Marshfeld cyclone had three. The Profess
scr said he would not be at all surprised if
cyclones We're quite numerous for some time
to come, but they cannot originate on noun
tains. He regretted being unable to trace
the cyclone to its starting point on account
of a lecture engagement in Ohio.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08
MILITARY GLORY.

The Atchison Champion recites the hard
ships Of military squad across the "Stsked
Plains:"
The Ottawa Republican, OF a recent date,
publishes private letter from Lieut.. Calvin
Esterly, U. s. A., describing recent chsse
by himself and command of thirteen men
after Apaches in New Mexico. In the
course of the trip the party made march
across the "Staked Plain" ninety miles
withou: water and under hot sun. Men
and horses suffered terribly, and the mems
tongues became as hard rs paste-board. The
mention of Lieut.. Esterly, recalls the night
be sat up with US in Kansas newspaper
Office waiting with the greatest anxiety TO
know the verdict of the board before which
he bad that day appeared for examination.
He was then fresh faced, singularly peace
able looking youth, and we remember won
deriBg if he would ever stand West Point
and its straight-backed regulations, and after
that devote himself TO the trade of war. He
passed the examination at Lawrence, got
through the Military Academy creditably,
and, a. q reward for years Of drill and study,
is now allowed to 20 on scouts, and suffer
the agonies of fatigue and THIRST plodding
through horrible desert in search of a
handful Of wretched savagea. This is what
military glory" amounts to in this country,
and yet thousands of Kansas boys would al
most be willing to have their ears cut of
like Cadet Whittaker's if they could thereby
be appointed to a csdetship at West Point.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08

CALIFORNIA, it appears, is undergoing
climatic changes quite as marked as those
which have occurred in other States. Up
to less than half dozen years ago the wet
and dry seasons of California alternated with
sort of chronometer regularity. The
farmer knew when the winter rains were
o'er;" he could pillow, and when the harvest
was made he stored his wheat in the open
fields, feeling safe that it would not be wet
by RAIN for two months. Two years ago his
faith was misplaced and an untimely fall of
vapor spoiled large quantities Of grain. The
late great storm prevailed over all portions
Of the State for forty-eight hours, and such
thing has not occurred before in the MEM
DRY Of the oldest settlers.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08

THE Indian appropriation bill, as it passed
the Senate, restoring the organization of the
Board of Indian Peace Commissioners and
reducing the amount for them from Sl5, 900
20 $40, 900, has been returned to the House
and referred to the Committee on Apprspri-
atoms. Representative Wells, who has
charge Of the bill, will report it back to the
House, concurring in the immaterial amend
ments by the Senate, but non-concurring in
the restoration Of the Peace Commissioners
and the amount appropriated for them. Mr..
Wells Gays that it is the unanimous senti-
ment of the committee that this Law should
be repealed and the appropriation stricken
out. The House Indian Committee also
takes the same view of this question, and
judging from the large vote by which these
two committees were sustained when the bill
passed the House, it is not believed that the
House will consent to adopt the Senate
proposition for its restoration
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08

FROM the Sturgis. Mich, Weekly:-Mr.
John Brast, living in Sherman township,
informed US a few days ago that his feet had
had been 20 terribly frost-bitten that he
could hardly stand the pains caused there
by. He happened 10 think Of ST. JACOBS
On-which he always keeps handy-rubbed
his feet twice with the remedy, and the pain
disappeared entirely. He no, only values
ST. JACOBS On as an uneXcelled remedy
for a great many other painful diseases, to
which mankind is subject, but be also as
serts that it is really invaluable for the
many diseases horses and stock are subject
to, and which 90 often play havoc with the
prospects of the farmer and stock raiser.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08
U. S. LAND OFFICE, .

Larned, Kansas, April 81, lSSO.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice ofhis intention to make
final proof In support Of his claim and secure
final entry thereon, and that said proof will be
made before the Register or Receiver at Larned,
Kansas, on Monday. May 2ith, 1ssO, viz
DAVID II. SLOUGH. declaratory statement
No: ass, SW Or. NV Or, NV or, Sw or Sec.
g. NE or, Sc Or, Sc or, NE or, Sec. ., Up %,
L 22W.
And he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said tract, and the testimony of witnesses to be
taken before II. NJ. Clark, Notary Public at
Speareville, Ford county, Kansas, on May end,
lsso. viz:-Smith L. Pine. John b. Gray, Charles
vile, p. o.. Ford county, Kansas.
nois-5w c. A. MORRIS, Register,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-05-08

The length of the lines controlled by the
A., T. & s F. railroad company is as fol.
lows