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VIII save the hair and keep 1t in Ii strong and
healthy condition, because II will stimulate
the roots of the hair. and restore the natural
action upon which Its growth depends.
Burnetts navoring extracts are absolutely
pure.
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A fine article Of clsrci wine, genuine nol.
and sin and cegnsc, Ens'ish potter and ale
! on will always be cure 80 End y, mcdcrAl
rlees L. Csperon's, No. 800 Main stree
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EEydrOphOhia,

Dogs transmitlt through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use Sozo-
don't, keep Tie human teeth clean, and DO
damage can be done by the man who says To
his girl, Il feel like eating you up, dearest. "
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% CIJO IT'S
and FEVER
a. NJ TL ID OF II.

me enormous sale last year OF this we'll -os
sa,, Chlll and Fever Remedy and the
lew specimens Of testimonials below slnmn n
IN undoubtedly The best cxtant'n
=, - bfESViLLE, Texas, June "a, 1881,
mesers. thompson, Georges Co.. Galveston,
.Gentlemen-Your schott,s Chill Tonic hss
almost superseded all other chill medicines
before the public In this section. When given
according 10 directions II rarely falls 10 break
the most obstinate case OF chiIls, consider
y an excellent Tonic and one OF tho beat Anti
periodies. The price should recommend IL to
feotual In the market. Yours, respectfully.
JOHN NJ. Fly, NJ, b.
WACO, Texas, June 30, 1881.
Messrs. Thompson, George 4 Co., Galveston,
Gentlemen-l have been selling schottis
Tonic Tor the past twelve months, and A M
fords me pleasure 10 say that Il h az given en-
tire satisfaction Nest respectfully, yours,
II. BEHRENs.
MORGAN CRY, La, May 0, 1881.
msssrs. thompson, George Co., Galveston,
Dear Slrs-Last September | took hold of
Schott's chill Tonic, and up 10 Lresent writing
have sold Ut retail two gros1. All through ibIs
country II 10 the Chill Tonic, and has neyar
failed TO care the worst caseof Chllls and Fever
To-day canrot do without t. Send mo one
gross by return steamer.
l can send you hundred certificates from ~.
liable anu responsible parties II you wish.
o. PEAsLIE, Morgan Iity Drug store.
For sale by Thompson, George & Co., Cal
weston aud Dallae.
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The "Conrsd's B d. ser Beer" ia very
fine and cannot b. s'ir"'1sed by any other
beer. Letter from clan.
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Get your job printing done at the HERALD
SrEAM Jon PRINTING OFrICK. All work exc
| cuted with artistic taste. and at the shorteta
| notice, Satisfaction G. aranteed.
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For all who use Browns Pepsln Tonic, say
II isa tuIo cure for DysrtpelG and siok Head
ache. Try II. For sale by Hoyt & CONN aud
W. Il. Howell 4 Bro, Dallas.
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Let your motto be Liberty or Death ~ and
ir Il v0mes 10 q choice, lake al yor can In
Blackwelps Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking
Toharro.
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Health is better than wealth, "iss maxim
which ought to be observed by using the
Conrsd's Budweiser Beer.
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A. Il 4. Miten,hal have Just received
srge stock of Brussels, Ingram and rag car
petsof the most exquisite patterns.
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nrovn,s plncnberry aua s,,vo,

should be In every house during the hsate,
season, ltnevcr falls 90 cure Disrthoea, Dys
Hoyt & CoGln and W. II. Howell * liro.
Dallas,
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FOR YALE.

Or. W. W. Adair offers for sale. for cash or
cattle, or to exchange for town or city prop-
etty, his homestead on Lone Oak ridge. In
munt county, about two miles Il ON the depot,
Inc Improvements consist OF a handeome
convenient and attractive dwelling, storo.
Rouse, three wells OF water, two large stock
pools' stables, lots, crib, apple, peach and
plum ofchards. Lands can DO obtained TO
enlarge the farm or pasture 10 any extent
desirable.
Also, as the property OF Adair 4 Son, a
small tract OF land ON which Ia an excellent
s.l anu nlil mouse, cotton gin, with feeder
morse power engine, all IN good running order
ana snppliedby large rool OF clear water.
Can also Furnish, II desired, two or three hun.
quite low, and payments favorable.
TO Information address me ut Lone Oak,
Hunt county, Toxas.
W. W. ADAIR.
or W. H., GAsToN, Dallas, Texas.
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Agents nnd Cnnynsrer.

Make from tsh to s60per week selling goods fol
1. q ,RlDEouT \ CO., 10 Barclay street, New
YORK. Send for their Caialogueand terms
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A good silk psrssOl can be bought Cor fifty
cents at A & L Mi.ten,hsrs, 6C6 Elm
street,
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Call only for Conrsd's Moss Rose Bourbon
StrsAshA Ssar Mesh, the fines, in tie Toi.d
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"Conrads Budweiser is daily gaining
ground over the many spurious wines and
liquors now in uso.
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THE HERALD jon PRINTING OFFICE keeps on
hand an extensive assortment OF all grades.
Prices low and orkguarantt cd,
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Texas a. ~. Louis Railroad.

To the Editor of the Herald.
Tyler, July 5.-Plesse announce that on
and after July 9th instant the passenger fare
on this railway will be three cents per mile
to and from all points on the line.
-, -. Mr.. GEORGE w LILLEY.
General passenger and ticket agent.
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Hrowm,s Yegctnhle Liver Pills

. HEVWH VVNtEWUIt EINVT HTTIN
Are sure cure for Liver Complaint, Constipa.
tlon and Billousness. For sale by all druggists
In Texas,
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The cheapest lot of bedstelds in the town
at the Union City Furniture company, GIL
Elm street.
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yorNo WEN Ann OTHERS.

We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
Violate Belts, Bands, and Suspeueorles, 90
young men and others suffering iron weakness
"a, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost man
rood, and many other diseases. We guarantee
sptldy cures and compl,ts restoration OF
nanhuud. Address without delay,
V OLTAlC nt1T CO. MsrthallMich
The Leading Wholesale Millinery
House
In The state, al y. Rosen,bsl & Coz, corner
Elm and roydrss streets.
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Administrators Notice.

HUTHfTIHtFNEUTH NOIItC,
Having received letters Of administration on
the estate of Antoine GOttsllch on the 2bth of
June, 1881, Gil persons having claims u. qlnet
said estate arc hereby notified to presei tbem
within the time prescribed by law
MY residence and postoflice address is Dailas,
Dallas county, Texas, corner Main and Pow.
dras streets, apollo Hall.)
l.. f. BOHNY,
Administrator.
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Abilene.

The Boss bed spring is the thing for this
weather Only sold by Union City Furni-
ture company, GIL Elm street.
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Grocer lS4s Elm St.. East Dallas.
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LOTrEkIEs

Eihls Is the,only Lottery ever voted .on ana
muorsed by the people Of any State. 'A~
, 1881-04-26

fAa&1T
CATTLE~lacplvsd during 6unday anu - - LII
310s satio tllno last w1ak, f.1 taaI lasr ~, ~
and 10 ca,yes, Allpped lgat wuok l5a INV urleeh
nctiso dsatlnd aud decidedly dfn'. bet ,StItes
undur the atinulcss Of favorable Eat!efn .ui, VA
shippers wore ua2or to invest a11d ~ the asts
vcry moderate huldHEs Ut roaliy stiras.u t,.s
onhb1Ud " nloso nut Al sHhtT butter p'' ,too, ve
WIS pos.tlo u obtain >ios tho sumo ia'sftl, Asl,1
the csosIag days nf last woss Tf*at =, N sarles
huur Tran uspal, DIS bulk Of tAa ca.,is chAsna asf
bstors no0t OF batchsr. stun pnd ssos1' 'r.r.rlst
wore not enough 10 ~ arouud. ens peea as da
~ already tRh enough aud sellers Herr ,osss
more thap su1lalnfose n,ss, indoea fof t's sss
ssrts ps4aea lssaad litso In bu5vf, ,noIvlrs
ranged from F4fat77s for inferior aaall1's" iof
vld straw cows. bulls, sta:a and ossa. .."u,"up " 70
extra 1hu gonerul quality vas not au" "a % ~
grlds," but th9 larger part os tho supplS ''
SLta The market Rnishe1 drna.
QUOTATIONS.: 80.
Extra AHesses-RsaoES Weighing LSD sos sa N9o4d7
cSa,oS nssys; Fiji. III, IND wsli-iotn'oa 2ass
/, a1e{k Nolxhlnx LJtv 70 lau lbs"r,.."''''
, 1881-04-26

soteia, t,tteno,.h IN ~ rhteoAo T+fnuns
,uosy n stoS Msss nn sa;c strH1y s. ae
1s ng Wh ~ wiSn .atso n aos1 c Enw
III Eusls M s naiiroaa ii n,I Gosapaay, whoso Pei cont
~ Hin S sI ri III i7 IL aa tntcrcst Il az VIA oe Mil.
tn, sWl;srrmtt,t, ~, II" Itnnid Construdto Com.
mi ~ no n w nyntn ~ u ~ ia mhn ~ oT rns nso
pnny nck aSFGM 70 & .nM t y" ha9 G9e tn mc
,,,ess ~. ~. nMntat IL ttnston ~ INA
arrn riiins ~ tt.n Ns,nni Tft,on 1snnurnu nh Con1.
n"..tt ssns III sao 1A4s""' oHa Ae'"e"F
pGmis WMn Mkun: %. -. hn ,....a m
TIC wcekay eank s!ascment 10 90 Ss1Go arr 90.
ngca Tho .wcole opens With nm notlve stook
nINfkft with an OccHalor1nt "bnptp" TO AHd it,
fnreat IA fj,n sltS.wtjnn hn hen ~ this fr have
..,st ,,,Ht ..ti, IN. ..sr. ~ ia Shs
tnartnf ntt, Wvrn rhnr nricoa anssrT rim aftiekk
hnyo not come osit freely, Tor hnltors have hold
or for better tines and from present Indications
arc ifk9ty To Eot thcir reward At my rate tho
Hencrnl teclnH II that now H. g,'nd t!n1n tu buy
Erosl Ait.uks. htuney IA cHsy, hnd likely To Dc-
uanio miro 40. uiid with ullsy money oven low
rntes " tntcreet nro *aityht fhr.
aat s2Hses, sne ri.n T., Mrn.1"t,s
ii%,htn i fInfynrasnn "S ~ ",,n1nnn si..nx whiUh
nvnr"H fsnm ~ shn i%tcst mrnvta,is sSin. tt, Il.
, 1881-04-26


FLOuR-Was qutot. and nomlna1ty UNCHANGED.
Shippers ucso looking around much less than usua1,
the wcnknoss In w1cnt diBc0nfnshR buAtnoss. 9aIes
wore reported Ut ~ brls wn.or private tcrs, 47s
brls A0ubc spring uxtrna ut tor patcuts, and
NU sacks Bxt1ls, purity nt siah Total nqunl 10 l,Tn
Urls. Export hours woto 9uute at LD for good
tO cholcs. nnd ryn flour Mt fH6u16.U9s1.
OTiiErt MGLLsrur4s-W1tn In falr demand. and
firm. ba1cs wore reported OF u cars bran At tt00a
l7s mtddtlnRs ut 4l!0: cars shorts at s9,Hi3
U-s5 per toni nnd car wheat heruenlnas ut Ru per
hu. coasso corn-leAl was nominal at 9lHe0 per ton
IN artok.
SPRING wtIEAr-Wna rather loss nottro thnn tla
recont nvurHo. and tended 10 weakness. The market
aeUned 1AelM1 and closed Lie below the lntost
prfcca OF Saturday. 1lsufp0ot reported an advance
VI SSfd pur annrtor but Nsw York Was lowor und
Toledo weak, NJ q consequence OF WarHnor
weather. and moro encouraging ndviCcS from
winter wheat districts. TIo nova from further west
md northwest was nl1 10 tho effect tlnt prospects
woro much bottos than hitherto supposed. There
otller Influences ut work, uur recspta being
sa;. sf n %x fr g. m" s sns
lssT pressure 70 :SlI fr ay tasH ISs 1,l'I,s
sn s asGr w P!Ss:
ySy FINN Tat sas n #
Id Il s, i 80 & II S i s; I
S%sas, N s n II ssa
,s|sa ss|saf || "A ,sj{S$s ssS
s:iins sMi s} safsS y
t "a; II;
'syS s!sssa n !! ,ess n .yaea.ay
'$:i|
s s; ~ & s III, s}|s ,ssssa saa 2as ss't
s'tsss e. Ssaea IN sSss y:
ap. sss % Ssss' &, IL Ssss ~ Gsf
os sso III
It Ss sSss'Gs I'll. t. T. esss RsS
Sss :sS; s::s tsE:S;a @ A y $
Z ssss i: Il ss! ss;;:
sss ssss i 81 ,: s%'as s :s :
ssS ss.ss y $d sf ay y tss G
a;si . & s;H h aS. S :tu as'ts s[ss: ";
rs 8 Nsy Hs s'sS5ss & % s sssa
$$sss: H :s!yy s s;sas5
Vs. s .asS W q Da aa :, ?!Sst 9 sF hs &C. sa's'
y %|io n stn fs ss!aSssa H. 9a1ssa as tSr
III 4; y, ss|;s s IL 's:s
| NtE-Nntuuu hNu HuhlLaW 1nA!u!s ANOs = npo
3Lx. HalD1r A4y suti Ut tia Juno ~ ALL. In aNltla
n0slt lu!y 1HlinAl a. Viii alid hls8O Nns 1A fol
August CHsh anfga werS nddv Nf wy by a. sl.3t fu
NJ. VIA at9fpt l4t hu ~ stlHpl0 ~ tE12 2l7 Tyr r.
tested. tEl1Nl!9 tpr M On tInukt NJ Hu " *lfat
Syss s H1sgH; S.s s !s VI sa,
Hjl NJ. nj ult ba!,pGA Wahk vi freely. GAan SAlp
i|Kst 0sssau tor Eu. i, fl1l lat Ny: ana l3H ~
@ss Il sIfys 'a AZ va ''F no. f''' o'
-, TWO O'CLOCK HOARD.
hsss e.9,s4 q = ~ fRs ,!sI stsy II ~
faa d T. 2S 81 d3st :sss @ *sss seS
ky.t an4 Mtse solleE t's yoaE Crt1 siotod s,'ad
HYJt|v sYlisr Jaly: md dtiY1F9 sy,Isr Aaias' Ia;
qns Kss % s1 fst ); FIJI! Sa Il y tSt IL,
*sfs JHaS o:' ssI'Ts S|aSsr S5|H'S NJ
sGKot e3St 3sso rs,a I'll Hs H nF ~ ss
1f S:s4 ~ SSs SSaRfs !: &! as f.t tt
liSss sali"s Al tust, sad td slps sses ths yoas
6h0ri rtbt v9aod anuaan tsd n 9ifxn f4r ssay MAJ
tHs X, 1a1s !, Sss e ~ ~ tor jay w
~. A. l1Jsxt4{t jlng slss! m Elnt i slnA -
sSla Is.a Il tsa' ~ '''9.'s"s y ' ' va
, 1881-04-26
and iot. Tho Il closed at 114H and llo'&, and tho

and l0a. Tho IL closed at 114N and llS14, and tho
AIS nt lI3A md III.
Foreign cxohnngc ysns very strong. posted ad.
vnnctng TO 4&fD ts5'f There IL good tlotnnnd
ror bits, hut no exchange ts made. Primo bank-
cr,' bills wcro 4s2H aud 4s3M. For atxty.tay
commercial bllts. TOR prompt delivery, lsyDidi.
Fnr thrrewHnks' tclvory, tao}i idbtsi!a. Cohttncn.
tnl exchange wns sIrunv. Sitty.tlay cotntnctoiai
btlls. prompt delivery IN Ilavrc. EsS t]or.
traux. EasNGi3sstt. slxty.llny nomrncroNl bills
TN Answorth deliverable prompt. wcre G1SD5seA.
1lankors' bills III Geri,any wbrc p@ for sixty
t.nys ut,tl Dlh for demand: ninoty.day con1n,erA
cal hills, uaK0H,A. sixty.day commercial, ot1
bankers, delivered prompt. 91asGaf3Ns sasnc. dc.
livcred In three weeks. HJA6nEl o.le cortn'crs
clal lrhwh OFT commercial parties wero e3A.
nankurs' gtildcrs OF Holland wcroiesH for sixty
inya and af for demand: sixty .das commercial
was as}tGtS,A. shppots' exchange on New York
was pnr to IL discount - -
Chicago bunk cionrings werc u, ,80ouoh Now
York cxcnungn sold nt II ccnts por 4t.u00 nrc-
MUM. Cot,ntry ordors for currency woro un-
important. Loana wcro IN fair dcmand at GOT
per cent, '-
On tho ChlcnRo Stock noard there wcro sntos
ot Chicago. burlington 4 Quincy Is, eh000 at
EiH, Wabash, st. Louis 4 Pneltlc bs, el,0O0 at
0tA. Tho following quotations were made.
81 ~ ~ tAA u
, 1881-04-26

uRo04- -COllN-1Ihs MARKET continues sksety and
nfu,. Wo quotss -
EAulco huEl md earpst.....",..:..s ...."...s &a
Afh1l SRksMoTkAR. IN
te4 qppcd
!uteflHE
BVtTEN-exiss to literal Rxsrsxsso wore else!sd
, 1881-04-26
MINING NEWS.
6AT FRANCISCO.
NOHT0N.'
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments were fllod for rec
ord SFontiuy, April 2t:
CITY puorknrY,

~, !. ~ -. =. !. :. NJ mIua -. ~.
Tho following Instruments were nlod tos REQ
VI" "etoa*'ass 0F'n - ,n...
C!Ia rnophMIf.
Till iis;fn.od. ansst Hpsif u tttits Scasoouaf.
Wust Hi;.1,is ii. i'll Ii Ut Ashfa,G ~, / l. Nx
!ssM + t,HpIoysd !ta!Sd @ April q sEnxeno +, so,
k0JkH 70 n0l4n1n n!elnl. A11oV
ai,taEEAn y. iA y u Y 1f , Hnpsii"nt y, ~ . ~
??xlW r. inpF2fa$s natea dpf1t :! &EMn'hJ- ,-r
rs d SS,s;, \; a$;sS S$n x,
H9ril. Ftnn:;i1m i 4, 4, r \ u @ Gas, . + x4xlgts
fiSGG I,sH hps' ~ ]oaalo' souao@o'' ~ e"..' 1NI
wess I.yi.ih \. y sSfot Tann,. I, $!Nxlo'
sGI,M,i" e' :. Observation-Disclosures G2M
IIicEtty ii, I, 9 Or of HhGrt, /, Mxi6 II.
J.H|lt and C,ke CunlpAnyI:.............,. Co
Weat Polls st4 ~ Il Mtt M1stsrn 4v.hf fax
s s t. i: T"s5 ss5 "p.. .snv 2la
HUuth SAHYulnnm p ~ tu1f MnalilMxipH.
I9xlD ". MAn Glll4iaE Hs Az nntHu april =, M,
, 1881-04-26
III TEkEGltApt1t
NEK tf1ttk.

Special UfTNkeN 10 lhs EHIGnGo A11AhNSS
NEW fonx, Apfif ai.-The woeis opened on
speculation, at,d III tho carly dcaltuRs pr'cos de-
ultucd n 10 III por ccn.-tMicngan Central,
1lcndlnr, I.nka Shore. md Northwestpr:.,
showing most - weakness. AT tho drst
l!oard tho L., ,markes assumed :.,i!r.a x.,,1
tny trDta = to 6il per cent wus established, tho
latter III Alton s. Yerrc lIaulo c0mnnl,,-t'o pre-
torrcd. Nashville s Chattanooga, Louisville +
Nashville, Texns pacllc, Michigan Ccntrnl.
Pacific Mntl, anl Wnhnsh Pacific boluE nlsu
prominent IN tho urwnrtl movement. Tho
hahur range Of quotations was well
sustained during tho nftorno0n, and
In sotno cAses further advance touk rlNce. In
the late deltlugs, however. slight pressure to
soil prbvuIou, ind tho general list olosed ut
reaution III Il to III prr cent. tho tnttor It,
Michigan Central. Tho Elevated HALLWAY shures
Were aEsltn subjected to a heavy "tcar rn1d,
md doeltncti shnrply, metropolitan aet!ng oil
Sauhnttnn 21t. aI,d Now York ~ per cent. Tho
stocks most Autively traded In were Lake Shore,
Delaware. l.ntitnwana Il wosturn, Loutsviilc s.
Nashville, Wabash raoiho, Now Jorsoy Conlrut,
Michigan Central. Texas pApic, II. Paul, md
Manhattan Elevated ~
Tho money market worked smoothly through
out tue dAy, cnt,Ital being Ia good supply Mt low
rates of interest. Gail l0nns ranged botwcrn
1 and + per cent on pieivo or stuck col
literal, a.id butwcen sti md . per cont
on United Stntes bonds. AT tho close
Stock Exchnngo lonns wcro !1uotc'l
ut 1 per colt, Time loMnB rlilcd at Dbt,f per
cent, l.ccor.ling 10 tho length Of tlnio und the
collateral. tu tho discount Mlarkat prIlno tnor-
cAntiie ruper sold ut +hGah per ceat, Tho
sterling exchange market opDneh t1rin, and thu
tton,innl asking 1lotAtlons wcro advanced
&c, TO 4B3 for sIxty-4lny bills, nnd 4s51k
Tor demand. Tho markct Is strong. and 1t ls
, 1881-04-26
COMAIEIaCIAL.'

Tho following wcre tho receipts and shipments
af leading nettolos pf produce In this city DUR
tlig tho furty.elghr hours ending at O'clock
Nonday' moraux ana tor tho corresponding
time year uKOi . - ,
, 1881-04-26

V0tnl At1oAV0t
About ii per cent Of tho, nDovo exports OF
whcat wunt to dIrcut ports on tho tontlncnt.
Tho weekly wants ot Imported wheat In .0ront
britain Is 2,611,O11 bit. with suoh continued
large wants from the Continent, prlces will nd.
vas,cn with very little effort, their stocks and
supplies bo!Ig 40 smAli.
, 1881-04-26

HnlioWUIl 4 rnburs tl'ostdn! wool s,lH,nnS sl,yIS faf
wsn 70 kvSp tho .atEst steady Ad tsnnss,afe t snsG's
sge WV vuti,s cGyoss .td IN w%sn IT, sp. sss:
Pnrks 0aTt them ,,o el,suEa4s's,i, W. WV
lie nsM clip will Will BE- shItn ald Le9at II ihe1 BE- 81
md bntUths FROM tho Wnstt1 thh East as WI SIrtadf
thU spr4aH clip ut Catfnrn!4 ena.nunas y. nDu1
~ han francisco rrroa nry fully ~ ~. hGn naxusrsn!p'
, 1881-04-26

Shprt ribs. tui!or Juno. closed ~ &Auaa41H. Long
0leha qI1tnl Ut 44tJ 1OUsa md $4HJ bhkelt EuMber
snas at@so boxs,l: 9nS SHt i'a'ns y11 aocs swost.
9t9on hn,as, .atao nycEn9e, sfl95tsc.
Bacon luDt0A 1T G@8Hl{o EIF khuud y}tG3Qko tor
short rhs, Hel!c fnr short utAFs 1Df9llo FOR hams,
al! caM yasGa NJ ana pack0t: ,,., .,,.,.
lLU for oxitsi tlesst and s2LMhs3aW for hams.
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The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
FREIGHTs AxD FARES

We thought it impossible for 2 session of the legislature to pass without the question of railroad freights and fares being brought up for consideration. We consider Gc- ton on this very .important subject, at the present time, premature We have not yet forgotten the discon- fort, dangers and iRconveniences ci 6 stage ride, we have vivid recollce : tions of the cost ef the same, and until OFT memory fails, @e shall be ; content 10 let more than well enough alone Of course, we have no knoH- ledge of the nature of the bill to be brought up for consideration of the present legislature, but it can be nothing but an attack on rates Of freighis and passage as now charged by the Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona We shall strenuously op- pose the bill, for we believe the time not yet come when it is,,wise Or pol itic to attempt interference with the affairs of corporation which has done so much for our Territory and it's inhabitants, and we confess to being surprised that an attempt should thus early be made against those who have benefited this country so materially.
 Freights and fares will regulate themaelves. Competing lines of railroad will settle the trouble and make reductions, if any are necessary, better than legislatures possibly can. A year hence will see great charges in this respect, and we are willing 10 trust lime to remove all difficulties, and settle any vexed questions that may srisc, as between the railroad and the people. Let us be greatfuI for what Ee have, even If for little time. it is moro costly than we think it should be- Do not let us begin to find fault with a good thing too soon- Let Us remember a little while longer what we endured when there
 was 10 railroai We now travel quickly; we have tie comforts of fine coaches and sleeping-cars; We have no fear of read agents. and we pay much less money for much mere comfort, ard yet we are not happy, Eut try 10 stir up some excitement make trouble, and force those 10 be enemies who desire in every way 10 be OUT friends. This is q mistaken policy, and our private and public interests demand that it should be abandoned, and at once, and we trust that any action cn the part of our legislature at present, IS against railroads. will, by majority of it's members. be deemed impolitic and i unwise.-zTucson Star.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21

A reporter was permitted last even
 ing 10 inspect q private letter fro.n
 Hon. B. II. Hereford. That gentle man very clearly defines his position upon the question eff county divisicn.
 He says he pledged himself in the canvass last fall 10 vote fer divi- sion. but he WAS not pledged to any particular lines. He is still ready 10 vote for division oi the county upon an equablc basis, but he does not propose ts give the whole county, except Tucson, 10 Ton bstone. He and Gen Rollins agreed upon divi- sion of the county before they left for Prescott, but he says when he got there he found that four of tho Tombstone delegation had swappcd everything 10 secure their point, agreeing to give the capital to Phenix in consideration of a division Of Pima county which would suit their exorbitant demands. He die not be- liefe HIS cOhsututHtS eApccteu nm 10 cut the throat of his portion of the county If they did, whenever it was properly made known to him, his resignation was at their service. He further stated that he made a fair proposition ,e them afterwards, which they declined on the ground that they were committed to the re- moval of the capital to Phcnix. He does not yet despair of a satisfactory solution of the question, and thinks the capital will be removed to Tucson, though possibly not during this season of the legislature Tucson Journal