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City and Country.

me ladies' OF Waco and many in adjoln-
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well that it is unnecessary to advertise hut
we wish to say 10 our country friends that
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order (they selecting hat and materially
from one dollar up, and save them from
buying "ready made afilir." trimmed
gaudiiy but scarcely Hastily, expressly for
country trade.''
MRS ELLA S. CoHFN.
Fashion Bazaar. north Fifth street. near
-Austin.-523dlw,
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a perfect hair dressing.
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best article ever used for the hsi- . I';
will only cost you 70 cent. ner 'i f', .ql
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Peace and Happiness Restored Anal,

Peace and Happiness Restored GQsIa.
Baby Collie Drops" dil #. efi.,
has now become one of the hou.rb. a
indispensablos, and during our m,rr
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been able TO find anything to sprsr.
cede it, FOR certainly it j. one Of h.
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water in its effect. No mother HARM,
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There are full and explicit lirecIia.
II the bottle. Ask your druggy.
rice % cents per bottle Prrrss
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MecIiRa Of Dog Ia the Manager
Club.

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. W are authorized 90 announce Allen /. West
deputy for pu,. four years. ASA candidate for
collector 'ttaAas, Mcleunan county, subject TO
tne action % tine county democracy.
Ot'ri&wu
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yy.,,,,. authorized 20 announce ). W Baker
q. =, can,ifI,re for reelection 10 tue Office Of
sn"rfv GIerE. subject 10 the action u the
cg,uf,, telu1rruC.
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REPLY.

None, suffering brother and citizen,
that we know of. Your complaint is not a
new one. 1t is an old, old story aud you
Will have to grin and bear il, MS other
people DO, Some time in the sweet bye
and-by, it may come to pass that the of
flee will be conducted little more III
the interest and for the convenience of
the people who send and receive mail
matter through it than is the case now
aud for some time past. For that good
time, if You are at all religious, pray-as
a host OF others are doing.
Chemists have established the fact
that coffee and tea contain vegetable
loison, and chemists have also estab-
lished the fnct that the "Cnnrad's Bud
weiser" is the most healthy and nutri-
tious beverage. Ask for it at your drug
list .-53llt
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We are authorized 90 sunouhc. J. y Gay ton
n = can'idAt~ tor coIleutoro Of taxes. subject 20
the action uf the democracy or MCLrnusn
county DIV
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FoK CATTLE AND HIDE INSPECTOR.
~, are authorized 10 announce Marshall
,h,.In 81. q candidate Tor cattle ana hide
,,,.I,rc;Or. subject 20 the action OF the equity
.,i.niorrACs ID X "
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W.ar, authorized 20 auuouce i W. Taylor
as a candidate for reelection je the office Of
county atJouey, subject 10 the a>t9u Of the
county democracy
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w. arr. authorized 10 announce 2. VI. Makeig
,,n cADd.4 late for Justice Of The Peace Precinct
.No.I Mci-uEaH county, subject 70 the action
of the d,m0cracy OF the urrclnct.
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We are auiluIi g..,t 10 announce ! hos II. XII
linE.worth - % candidate for sheriff, subject 10
the action Of ;he democrlucp party OF NcLennan
county.
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We are authorized 10 announce Pink Il .Pugue
as candidate for assessor OF taxes. Mel eunau
county, subject O. thu action OF the county de-
nOCTaCy .-i15. i&Wtf
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" are authorized io announce IN. Lamb
dlu as "a candidate Tor assessor OF taxes sub leCt
70 the action of the den ocTacy NJ McLennan
county.
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We are author l-d 20 announce L. :. Ingram
as d candidate ios l"p5tep. t ih z action oi nc
NGiacratic party uIy
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are authorized to announce u. I. kunard
as candidate Tor assessor Of taxes, subject TO
the action Of the democracy Of McLpnnan
cOuntN.
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We are authorized to announce Judge Henry
A. hcGhee as candidate for assessor of taxes,
subject 10 the action Of the democratic pri-
mHries Of MCLeuuau county.
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MIsce1Ianeous.

Raleigh, N. c., Pa tornado
swept through, a belt Of country a
half mile Wide,s in Durham, and
Orange Countiess to-day. doing great
damage Houses we're blown down
and cotton crops injured. Another
destructive tornado is reported from
Plnder County. ia nlsF '7tosh
Dorchester, H., 26. = The boiler of
q steam thresher exploded on a farm
near here, yesterday, and j.. w.
Vein was instantly killed. Three
houses were burned and, a stack of
wheat destroyed. mi ns
San Francisco, 26.-The, annual
election of officers of the Central Pa
cific railroad, resulted in the election
of the following directors, Leland
Stanford, G. p. Huntington, Charles
CrOcker, G. f. Croker, WV. Hunt
ilgton, E. III. Miller, jr, and Z. w
Hopkins. The directors elected La.
land, Stafford. President; G. 2.
Huntington, First Vice President;
Charles Croker, Second Vice Pres
ident; E. H. Miller, jr., Secretary; E.
w. Hopkins, Treasurer.
Washington, 26.-Ge0. NJ. Sabin
has been confirmed United, States
district judge for Nevada. NED
Harveson Allen, of Pennsylvania,
has been nominated for;marshal of
United States for the territory of
Dakota. ~ 7se 80 ifi q.
! Attorney General Brewster states
that there is not a grain of truth in
the reports that he contemp plates q
tripto England.
Kansas City, 26.-Leading citizens
formally organized the Kansas City
exposition company /; capital stock,
$50O,000- r,,.n sseg sas aairs 4.
Cumberland, Md, 26.-4 The confer
ence ofIthe strikers and represent
atives of-the- coal companies was
without result. j, The +, Central
company notified its miners that
unless they accepted the company
terms by Friday, foreign labor would
! be introduced. u r'ts 3 tvn q
Jersey City, 26.-The Erierailway
company offers striking freight
| handlers the /, increase demanded
conditional that the men abandon
their union. b The condition was, re
jeeted- sq,rr a. ~ 80 1u'icT Z
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Washington JIG. EThewake of the
internal revenue bill began in the
Senate two days ago. and this after
noon the lifeless body was laid to
dW2ft-lts doom until the next ses-
sion, probably forever. The CORDS
may De reSurrected long enough 70
aliaW one vote to be taken on ia.
qVesHon OF assuring its considers
ton, but there is no hope that the
subject will be regarded worthy of
dissection. The debate in the Senate
this morning before the naval ap-
preparation bill was taken up. con-
sisted OF q number Of antemortem
statements which not satisfactorily
explain the, cause of the death. The
republicans insisted that the DEM
ccratS did the deed while the latter
vigorously charged the crime upon
the majority. Among the gentle
men on the floor who listened in
tsntly to the discussion that followed
hale s. motion, TO take-up the naval
Dill were Judge Kelly and James d.
Weeks, secretary Of the IRON and
Steel Association, Pittsbdrg, who
had hoped tqsee government impose
the same duty on cotton, ties and
barrel hoops, as is placed on hoop
lrou, and ex-RepresentativeKellog
OF Conn. who is interested in the
tate OF the knit goods bill. There is
no prospect for passage OF this
bill before adjournment. Thirty-fOur
Senators voted to consider the naval
bill and twenty-six senators stood
by the revenue to the last.
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Pumping Engine-Orazy Mur
der.

Chicago, pa new engine for
the west side pumping works has
been ordered, which, when COM
pleted, will increase the daily pump
ing capacity SO,OOO,eOO gallons,
making the united capacity of all
engines in the city 100000 gal
Ions per day.
News from the Bridewen says
that last night two prisoners
Clark and John Pettigill-were con
fined in the same CELL. Pettigill wa:
considered an imbecile, but not dan
gerous. This morning, however, il
was discovered that he had I'm
buckled Clark's wooden leg during
the night, and with it beaten him tC
death. There seems To be no doubt
| that it was a crazy streak, though
Pettigin refuses to say a word.
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Red Devils at WOrk.

Tucson, Ariz., 26.-The Stars
Clifton adEiceszof the 25th, says:
The Indians attacked some team
sters three miles off this place to-day
and killed one teamster and
wounded the two other. One Indian
was killed by the Mexicans. They
brought in his scalp. The coach that
left this morning for Lordsburg with
the mail and passengers had to re-
turn for an escort. Twenty, citizens
volunteered. The Indians num-
bered about forty. After the fight
they left in the direction of the ella
Valley where SO many settlers were
killed during the 1ast outbreak.
Great fears are entertained fo- the
safety of the exposed settlements.
Following Is just received:
Lordsburg. n. NJ, ,26.-A~ courier
Just arrived from Clifton reports
that a large party Of Indians at
tackled a wagon train three miles
this side of Clifton, yesterday morn
ing, killing two men. The team
sters, seven in number, stood the In
dams off for two hours, and mortally
wounded one Indian. The team
sters, in the face of a heavy fire,
rushed out and dragged the wounded
Indian into their camp, and after
the fight was over they sealped hin
and roasted him alive. The party
who saw him says he was well down,
nice and brown. The citizens are
preparing to take the settlement OF
| the Indian question into their own
bands. A secret fganization with
New Mexico and Arizona Is being
formed to wipe out the Apaches
1 New Mexico has, already over GOO
! and Arizona via furnish mere thar
| this number. Globe City and tht
| ella Valley already have over 300
| Other SECTIONS are organizing rap
| idly. The citizens throughout Ari
iona are praying for the arrival Of
Gen. Crook,
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Washington. S6.-The COMMITTEES
on judiciary Of the House has re-
ceived the original census report
throRgh which the committee was
mlsled into recommending that Ne
Draska be given an additional repre-
sentative in the House. The orig
mai census report. received TO-DAY.
Is properly signed by John GOsper,
as secretary of state, and has at
tached tc it the seal of state. Ex-
animation of the report, however,
developed the fact that there had
been several erasnres of the figure
four and that the figure two had
been substituted. in order that The
report wOgld read census for 1879.
The work of serasing was done in 2
0Hngling manner, and substitutionS
OF the figure Two for the figure four
We're made with ink of an entirely
different shade from that used in
the preparation Of the, original doc
uments. the committee is now en-
deayoring to fix the responsibility
for the fraud.
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Chicago, 26.-Joxrnars washing
Ton: mere is a private claimant
named Kidwell TO the Potomac
Flats, and the President is likely to
veto the river and harbOr bill on &C
count or the large appropriation for
them, for that reason if for no
other.
The President has the most por-
ge0uS turnout ever seen here.
An alarming spread of small pox
In Baltimore Is reported, and the cpl
demlc- is exPeeted next i'm Washing
ton.
The Senate naval committee
agreed tO report f2ySrably an apDro.
priat1on Of $z5I0O0 TOR removing the
bOdieaOf Lieut. DeLong and com
panions from Siberia to America.
The river and harbor steal was
concurred In by the House OF Repre-
sentatives this morning, the rdbort
the conference committee, as ap-
proved by the Senate yesterisv.
being adopted by vote of III to 50.
Owing to the absence, yesterday, of
members who were parties to the
log-rolling operation by which this
job was put through Congress, the
House refused TO agree to The report
of the 60 Differences committee. Last
night the absentees were drummed
up, and the result was reconsider
alton OF the vote by which the
House had previously refused to
concur in the report of the confer
eneeE committee. Ehere Is reason
for believing that this bill will be
vetoed by the President, although
no positive information 70 that eff
feet has been received. The cabinet,
on several occasions, has discussed
the bill, and while none of the mem
bers have said they favored a veto
the general sentiment among them
Is that the measure, as a whole, is 2
monstrous swindle that shokld not
receive executive approval. 1t is
not doubted but there are ~mapy
items in the bin of a worthy char
acter and that the approprf
atoms for a majority Of the ina.
proyements are iust and necessary.
At the same tims the defects In the
measure are so numerous and the
increased expenditure that will b.
required id fqtrre years to com
plete the unnecessary works pro
vided for in the bill ars SO great,
that the President is reluctant tC
approve it. He feelsyhowever, 9
natural dislike to veto measure
thatiS approved by both houses Of
Congress, and political considers
tions may not be entirely disre
garded in whatever action the Presi
dent may see fit to take upon the
bill. It is probable that the deci
sion, on9 way or the other, will b.
reached at the cabinet meeting Fri
day; for if the bill is vetoed, mes
sage will DO sent to Congress IL
slime to allow that body timeto pas
a new bill, from which the disgrace
full features of the present bill are
eliminated.
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HOUSE.

Washington, 2s.-The conference
disagreed on the general deficiency
bill as to the payment OF mileage of
senators for attending the, extra
session. The House, lis to IS, re-
fused to arecede from disposition.
and anew conference was Ordered
Page called up the conference re-
port on the river and harbor bin re-
jected yesterday, and the. House,
ia to %, decided to reconsider the
vote refusing to, agree to the con-
ference report, and il then agreed to
Ill TO So and the House proceeded
to the consideration Of1businessi un-
der the Pound rule. s7J nsBl -nr -s5
Pound, Of Wisconsin, from the
committee on public lands, called
up the bill providing that in all
cases, civil or criminal, for any
trespass on public lands, or for any
conversion, Of. timber or material
taken therefrOm, the actual expense
Of survey or estimate necessarily
incnrredin ascertaining the trespass,
shall be- included in the costs.
Passed, rSn7 laIa . &c be az ss
On motion Of Butler, w orth's Joint
resolution passed authorizing the
secretary of war to loan tents to the
colony of r ussian Hebrews in Foote
County, Kansas. -. ,.gs =.
Horr, of Michigan, from the com.
mittee on agricultural, reported
back the bill to regulate the ex-
p0rtatiOns TO Europe Of butter and
cheese. Calendar. 81 IS n.,s
, ION motion Of Hazelt0n, of Wis
eonsin, the Senate bill passed
creating the Oregon Short, Line
Railway Company corporation in
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming Terrific
rieS 10 .a,f,,, .af+s Ia a7ea,
On motion of Williams, Of. Wis
consin, joint resolution passed
granting the widows Of 5. A. Hufl.
but and JudsOn Fitzpatrick, late
ministers of Peru and Chill, the full
amount equal to their husbands,
salary for one year; and Joint reso
luton passed granting to the widow
of Henry Highland Gannett, late
minister to Siberia; an amount equal
to her husbands salary for one year
Tbs foor was then granted the CON,
mittee on Indian affairs The next
bill called up was the Senate bill FOL
the sale of that part Of the Omaha
Indian reservation, Nebraska, lyinl
next to the right of way OF tn,
Grand Island, Sioux City and Ne
braska Railroad Company; 80
Adjourned. III
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Mining stocks.

New. sYork, 28.--Mining stocks
dull; Chrysolite active and declined
from 2.90 to 2,55, and Decau " de-
clined, from IS to So; State Lines
Nos. 2 and 8 sold at % and q, and
Oriental and Miller sold at 20; Horr
Silver advanced to 1888 and Silver
Cliff advanced FROM go to Go; Ma
vago declined to 3S5. Sales for the
day, 81, 4.1O shares.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward for
any case of Liver Complaint, DyS-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Classification or COstiveness we can
not cure with Vests Vegetable
iliyer Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fall to
give Satisfaction. Sugar tSsted.
Large boxes; containing 30 Pills. %
cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware Of counterfeits, and lmita-
tons The genuine manufactured
only by JOHH C. WEST s. Co., "The
Pill Makers, . Isl and 1873 w. alison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receior Of a
cent stamp q. G. NJ. L Drug
Store, AGENT
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Waxner'S Now Opera spar
HaRaI,',.

BaSteuth. 20 The 6rst perform
ance of Wagner's new opera "Par-
saf2l," was given in Wagner's Thea
ire, to-day. The novelty OF the
stage appliances the beauty Of the
scenery, the enormous number Of
performers, and almost religious in
spiration of the music charmed the
audience and aroused indescribable
enthusiasm Wagner vas called
before the curtain after the second
act and made a-Rtting acknowledge
ment,
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A DIscredited 8Iorx.

Dublin, 26.-The detective spe-
eialIg charged to investigate the
PhGhix Park murders says he is dis
Inclined to believe O'Brien's story.
There is no doubt. two of the men
engaged in the murders did escape
abroad, but not to Venezuela, and
neither cf those men is named
0'Brien. Arrests in connection
with thesSeville Place murder are
more likely to throw light upon the
Phoenix Park tragedy.
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The Bed HaE ExcI1emenf.

Chicago, 26. = The statement
eabled here, to-day. and published,
TO the effect that his holiness, the
Pope, had decided TO confer the car
uinaPs hat on Archbishop Feehan,
OF this diocese, has caused mnch
comment. The announcement was
received with much pleasure by
both the clergy and laity Of the
Catholic Church, as fitting recogni-
ton OF the commanding position of
Chicago in religious as we'll as a
commercial sense. The archbishop
declined to be seen, Of course, but
his private secretary stated that no
official notification had been re-
ceiYed. 49,.
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oar URfoFtanates.

TOmsk, Western Siberia, "a
steamer will startfo st. Petersburg,
tomorrow, with engineer Melville
and two sailors lost on the jean
nette. Lieut.. Berry, Glider and
another officer Of the burned steamer
Rodgers win retarn from Irkutsk to
the Lena Delta, in order to follow
during the winter the coast as faras
the frontier Of European Russia,
thereby completing Engineer Mel
yille's search to Olensk-l
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i AEs III mo II 8R Ri DISEASES

,NRB. cawEsPs NERVE AND BRAN
n Trsatment . specific for Hyster1A, LII 1lA-
dDess. Commissions, Nervous Hea1ncne, mem
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Premsture
Old AGE, eaused by over-exeftion, over-ino :
gene, exeeszes ior .ovsrworkLof tbe nraln
1hich seaS TO- rssa sSns Ssss s re Zach boz
ron4zi lone months q estrneht. One doHai
.Abox. orSix boxes Tor I've d0llalss sent Dy
mail rrspaid on receipt of, price We glaraIs.
zee six boxes to cure any case. Witn eacn
order received by rs for six boxes eceon aI
pan fed with Eve dollars We VIII sssn1 - -,
I11ro chaser our written guaraUtee to return I'M
lmoney 81 the treatment doe So. eject . eeIe
guararsses issued only BY "a O. n. l. DfuA
store. Salt Lake City, ~ ~
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HORSES FOR SALE.
At PRICE & Gives.
BUSINESS FOR SAFE:

A nice, profitable business for
sale. Location on excellent street;
good lease on property, and custom
established. ITO be sold because
party intends leaving. Low terms
offered. Address w." Pc. box G,
giving name, for particulars. =
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WANTED

: "A CAPABLE. ExPERIENGEb COOK,
WASHER AND IHoNER,' to go to
Soda Springs with a private family.
for two or three me tbs. Liberal
wages given andlgoi Sferences re-
CURED Apply at room 11Jt Walker
House, from 4 to 8 o'clock in the af.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
xLvII CONGRESS-
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE

washington, 2S-Conger, from
the committee on commerce., re-
ported favorably- the House bill TO
regulate the, carriage, of. passengers
by sea. Laid over "a,
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FIREMEN,S EXCLUSION.

The Pioneer Rgine Co, No. 1,
wish TO notify their friends that
they are going TO havesan excursion
to Cache Valley on the ESQ Of Au-
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT .
BRICK MASONS WANTED

At the Germania Smelter. Apply
at the Office in the Desereto Bank
Building or to Daniel Smith at the
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Madrid, 25.-The internal mscnlnSs
sent to Sa9asta was clumsily conIrlv.eSo
act, probably without political "gD'H-
cance