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PER DAY,
Payable on Presentation OF Proof of
Marriage.


Received Of tho National Matrimonial In.
surance company, of Texarkana, Arkansas
the sum OF tiity-six dollars in full payment
OF all claims under certificates Nos. 80 and
go; seven days at 81 per day for each Ger.
titicate issued to j. Wilson, of Fort Worth,
Texas, and Miss Dina Frank, of Dallas,
Texas. T. ID, Hayes, beneficiary, Dallas
Texas.
We have also paid in full certificates is.
sued as follows: Fred Miller, Shelbyville
Illinois, W. III. Cullom, beneficiary, Tex.
arkana, Arkansas Miss Eva N. Fouke, Shel.
byville, Illinois; w. II. Cullom, beneficiary
Taxarkana, Arkansas. Miss Josie vii
liams, Bonham, Texas; II. w. Pyle and A,
G. Jaynes, beneiciaries, Bonham, Texas
Sam W. Williams. Honey Grove, Texas; J.
A. Barnard, beneficiary, Honey Grove
Texas.
September 9th, Extraordinarily, l7s
applications received to-day, 81. Not ye,
organized thirty days
], II Draughon, vice president Bank o.
TexarKana, president, lNlos Strong, vice
president; Il. J. Barber, secretary; w. A
Kelsey, cashier Bank Of Texarkana
! Treasurer
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Hamilton Female College, Lexington, Ken
tuCky,J 4. Patterson, President

The largest and most popular female col.
lege in Kentucky, situated in the most
beautiful and. healthy locality OF Ken.
tucky's famous blue Grass region,n The
largest aud best equipped building for a
school i'll the state; buildings of modern
construction and furnished with all CON
vcniences, lighted by gas, heated by steam,
hot and cold water on each floor, four
stories, l6O by ISIS feet, large and commo-
dlous halls, porticoes, parlorS, dwelling, re-
citation, play, and bath rooms; but two
pupils occupy room. Cost of building
and Improvements, over 100000, appoint
ments superior accommodations unsur-
passed, course of instruction thorough and
comprehensive, large and able faculty, of
great experience, music and painting,
speciatles, instructions in china and tile
decorations by resident artist of reputa-
ton, its extensive grounds and prOverbal
healthtulness, make it all that can be de.
sired as u home for young ladies while at
school. FORE ference apply to j. NJ. Bene-
field, TeNarkaua, Texas Judge Lowe, Gil.
mer, Texas; W. II. Thomas. president Ex.
change bank, Dallas; 7. Il. Stephenson,
Dallas; Doctor Johnson, Dallas; L. Il.
Pfouts, editor HERALD, Dallas; Doctor
Thomas Moore, Waco; W. IL. d. Caring.
ton, Austin; General n. q, Shelley, Austin;
li'i'' Juhh l. IiulCouIti hulNtSluni u.
Swiniord, Orange; Judge T. J. Brown,
sherman. The annual session begins on
Monday September II, 1852. An escort
furnished pupils from Texas. Texas stu.
dents will leave TeXarkana September 8, on
evening train, and will be accompanied by
Professor j. =. st. Clair. For furt erinior.
nation, catalogues and copy OF Hamilton
College Monthly, apaper published by the
students, address
J, I. PATTERSON, President,
InNinrInn- knnincl.u
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i. L. Curtis, jeweer, corner Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches a
specially.
Just received new stock American
watches in gold and silver cases. Gents
gold chains and charms-iob chains.
A fine assortment new rings, all styles.
Fine gold jewelry. Nice stock OF ladies'
misses and children's bracelets.
Spectacles and eye. glasses Seth Thomas
and New, Haven clocks, all prices, at corner
Main and Poydras streets.
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Study Texas Youth.

Caution.
Flour.dealers and consumers are hereby
cautioned against using fraudulent brand
of flour made In imitation of the Justly
popular Cyclone manufactured by Cow.
sill & Hill, Carthage City, Missouri.
All dealers in, and manufacturers OF, the
fraud will bo prosecuted to the iull extent
of the law.
Consumers, notice that each package nj
the genuine Is branded Cowgirl * Hi,
Cyclone, Carthage, No, and buy (, only
from dealers who will not impose on you.
MUnsAis " Co., Dallas, lex.
Agents for Carthage City Mills, Mo,
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For saie--saioon, Restaurant, Lodging
House,

Has made money every LAY since openc !.
Call and examine Tor yourself, at l420 Main
street. at the terminus VI Main street rail.
road, close to Union depot, Dallas, Texas.
With or without dwelling, property con.
n.cted. Satisfactory reasons given for sell.
tux. Il YOU want TO invest IN this kind OF
business don't miss this chance.
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THE WEATHER
Special Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Belt.

GALVESTON, September II. observations show.
rs nlghcs aud lowest temperature and rainfall
'oi past wenty.four hours, taken daily al
OGOCkp n.
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
he United States signal service by requiring
Their agents to take the observations and use
heii wrc-withOut expense 10 the government
Santa Fe International Il Great Northern, Texas
4 Pacific, Texas II New orleans, Houston 4
Texas Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg Il San
Antonio railroads.
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"eN Hult-Fair weather. local rains in the
Ns'aeh portions; winds mostly casterly; sta.
I'AaFy barometer and temperature.
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For increasing the physical aud mental
strength, ana augmcnting the faculties VI
endurance, nothing acts so like charm as
Browns Iron Bittcfs,
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StrAyod or stolen.

strayod or Stolen.
From Knights pasture. four miles from
Dallas, about three weeks since, u fine mare
and colt. The mare Ia brown
color. about l5i hands high, O years
old, long name and tail. The colt In
about months old, sorrel color, with blaze
face. The person or persons returning
them will be literally rewarded by
Dallas, Sept. u, 1852. CASTOR & WoRx.
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SIRE CURE FOR BLACK LEG,

BUTT SRcUP 4 SAAs' august - 49,
MesSrS Morley Bros ,..,.o>,c,.,,,,,,,
Gentlemen; II have sod NoNDERFUI
kIGRT, TO several Of my Q, N s.,I Mho used
IL for the cure OF 81 ACk -EG oy sNlng
one or two doses Internally ana "plytns II eN
JB NO. OhisoN'
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For sick headache and acid stomach, Bal
ley's Saline Aperient will give entire re.
liei. Sold everywhere.
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Iur 80 bays Oniy
We cller ~ sell osow oysl s.d po io.,.ei
from date. Of Daumaa's. 705 Elm street.
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The omce, on poydras street, grows IN
tppular Avur daily.
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There will be a special meeting NJ ia,
Merchants Exchange to-day, Friday. Sep
iumber 18Th. ut IL o clock u. IN. All mem
bets are invited and ear es,ly requested I,
attend. ~ huNner % Importance viii D.
Considered. u, once 90
A. OPFkSnkinKG, President.
ii. c. STEVENSON, Secretary.
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RAILROAD NOTES

The first train, special, going out the
spur 'ofthe Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe road
left the south side Of the Texas Central
draw track yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
bound for Alvarado Springs and Cleburne,
having aboard Mr.. Walter Gresham, attor.
ney; B. NJ. Temple, chief engineer; J. II
Crowley, superintendent and a number OF
invited guests. The train will return
here this morning, A crossing was put IN
yesterday at the intersection Of the Centsal
track, and the laying Of rail will be com
pleted to the depot by this evening. Mr.
Storm the ticket agent, and the clerks will
move into the new depot tomorrow morn
ing.
DENVER \ INV ORLEANS ROAD.
Judge j. A. Carroll, of Denton
who arrived home few day.
since from Las Vegas, New Mexico, was in
the city yesterday, and stated that he me,
representatives OF the Denver Il New Orleans
1 line, which Is being operated nearly two
hundred miles southwest Of Denver ant
rapidly building In the PaS Handle coun
try and that they spoke favdfably OF Dentor
and Dallas as objective points In the Lint
OF the road.
rug rIIAs \ IT. LOUIS
| Narrow Gauge read is progressing rapidly
and the gaps in Arkansas are being fast
closed A prominent citizen Of this city
received n letter from Governor Hubbard
the roads attorney, In which he stated tina
he was on the eve Of visiting ST. Louis I,
confer with the officials Of the line anC
that Il was the intention Of the manage
mcnt to transfer the entire force In n shor
time from Arkansas to this end OF the lin'
to close the gap between Mount Pleasan
and Dallas.
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esrman carp tlsh
lcan furnish parties with German carp
/ fish Address II. e. HiSslSr,
Dsingeriield, Texas.
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Buy your buggies at W. w. Orr's, suo-
essor to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas,
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Closing out la Mako
rhhm ~ tall sio', =. sunai's, fsi tsip
E'ur
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BUTTERCUG TEXAS. Sept L. 1881
This is 20 certify that we have used your
WONDERFUL EIGHT for BLACK LEG
in Cattle by swing from 10 10 y drops inter,
nally andapplyine externally onca or twice 10
the parts affected, and Il gave immediate relief.
Al NcLURE W SHIFLETT.
\. ]. STEWARD. WILL. MCLURE.
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Tho BELLE OF rc1a. wal,.e. to tho Front.

The Belle Of Texas marriage association,
Dallas, Texas, organized the ltth inst, Is
capturing the gallant brave, Twenty. seven
members the first day the books were
opened. None can Withstand her charms.
Office over Exchange bank.
Crushed feed.-0ats, corn ana barley
crushed Is economical, healthful and better
Tor horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, hominy and grits
manufactured Al Felions corn.mill, Pat.
tprSon avenue.
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To- - -
INDICATIONS.

Asan Maximum. Mean Minimum. Mean Rainfall
W. 90 .nm
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-29

The Denver newspapers have of late
given much space to enthusiastic
notices of the Wyoming exhibit. The
Tribune Of Sunday says: "Wyoming
has been but little known, and her pro-
ducts have been overshadowed by the
little giant Colorado, but she is rapidly
coming to the front and has no doubt a
brilliant future. She stands upon the
solid ground of vast and ex-
traordinary advantages, capital from
the East and even from the Old World
is seeking opportunities in the cattle
business, in minerals and in other
new fields as never before. Ere long
stamp mills, grist mills, saw mills,
glass factories, oil rehneries, and a hun
dred sorts of mechanical industries
will break the silence in now solitary
places. The Wyoming exhibit is u
beauty-the best arranged, most taste
full and artistic of all. 1t reflects grea t
credit not only upon the Territory, blu t
upon Governor Hoyt and his co-laborer'
Professor Bailey, who have been untir-
ing in their endeavors to make it a sue
cess
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The following intruments were made
matters of recoed at the county clerks
office yesterday.
Louis Loeb to Annie O'Brien and
husband, warranty deed, lots Nos. 1
and 6 in block, 29G consideration,
5000.
4. B. Hord to J.. M. Tompkins,
warranty deed. lot No. 8 in block 1888,
consideration, $4,000.
Quintus T. Prerick to the Pratt &
Ferris Cattle Co., warranty deed,
the north 4 of the south west
of section 3, and the north
! of the south east of sec
tion 4 in towship % north of range GO
west of the 9th meridian /; 100 acres
consideration, S5l7. 80.
W. R. O'Hare to the Pratt & Ferris
Cattle Co., warranty deed, lot 8 and 4
and north west of section 3 in town
ship % north of range so west; 163.0l
acres consideration S516.
W. Bratton to the Pratt & ferris
Cattle Co., warranty deed, lots l and 2
and the south of the north east 4 of
section 4 in township % north of range
60 west; 1852 .33 acres consideration
s5OS.
G. II. Waters, locations notice for
the alice" Lode; Rawhide Buttes
district.
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a Rooster whips a Hawk.

at the foot of Eddy street yesterday,
a strange but interesting scene occur
red. A hawk soaring about spied a
bevy of chickens which he very savage
ly and expectantly pounced down upon.
Fortunately for the hens a game rooster
was among them. The hens as a mat
ter Of course fled, but TO the astonish-
ment Of the hawk the rooster stood
fight, for he was game. Then came a
tussle for the first blood. Sometimes
the rooster was uppermost then the
hawk. On the part of the hawk it was
appetite-on the part of the rooster 1t
was In defense of his Preside, Mormon
though he was. The fight was long
and serious, but the hawk weakened
somewhere about the tenth round and
AS no one was there to sponge his
wounds he thought he would get away,
which he barely could do. The rooster,
we are told, came out of the fight in
FIRST class condition.
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Miss Clara V. Donlevy, who has been
prominently connected with our public
schools during five years passed, and who
has during this time made many friends
among old and young, has resigned her
position in the faculty of the school to
accept a more desirable position in the
east. Her numerous friends will regret
to learn of this action while uniting in
the best of good wishes for her.
Miss Estelle Bullock, of this city, has
been selected by the school board to fill
the vacancy caused by Miss Donlevey's
resignation. Miss Bullock is a gradu-
ate Of the school, an excellent scholar
and a young lady of ability. 1t is hoped
that she will fill the position as success-
fully as her talents promise.
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nINOa

Supreme court Friday.
Lake Absaraca is practically empty.
Sundays church services were well
attended.
Our roads never were so dusty nor
the breezes so docile.
A. H. Swan has entered his fine
t%rotter, "Teaser'' for the Iowa state
races.
Fort Collins school officials are puz
zled by the lack of sufficient school ac-
commod ations.
Lewis Watson for horse stealing,
was held in the sum of 5000 bonds Fri
day at Laramie City.
]. N. Scott is mentiond as a candi-
date for nomination by the democrats
for sheriff for Sweetwater county.
A correspondent of the Sweetwater
Gazette urges the formation of a ''tax-
payers party" for a new departure.
The ornamental cut stone crest on
the new First National bank building
is a very handsome piece of work.
Seven Sisters in their sable garb
boarded the west bound train yesterday
afternoon bent on their GRAND of mercy.
A meeting of the democratic central
committee of Sweetw water County has
been called for September 6, at Green
River.
A social party and ball was given to
Misses Ross and Trabing on the occa-
: sion of their visit to Laramie City last
week.
UIlman's market is pleasantly located
in the west store of the Stebbins & Post
block, having been removed thither
Sunday.
M. A. Morrison has Just completed a
lot of signs for parties in Fort Collins
and Tie Siding, a fact that speaks well
for Mr.. Morrison's enterprise.
Workmen commenced yesterday the
task of removing the old frame building
heretofore occupied by UlIman's mar
ket, to make room for the bank block.
An uneventful runaway Sunday
evening attracted a crowd of people to
the conner of Seventeenth and Rand
some streets, but no particular damage
vas done.
Ex-Gov..J. w. Hoyt, has written to
Mr.. Kimball, suggesting hat railroad
fares be reduced from all stations along
the road to Denver, or at least one day
so that there may be a "Wyoming Day"
at the exposition.
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G. D. Green, 8 ears at North Platte,
Aug. 30.
Bosler Bros, & Co., % cars at ogal-
ALA, Aug. 30.
Mabry & Bunten, 80 ears at Ogalalla,
Aug. 81.
Dater & Co., Is ears at Pine Bluffs
August 81.
Bosler Bros. " Co, % cars at ogal-
ALA, Aug. 81.
Tusler 81 Lynch, 10 cars at ogalalla,
Aug. 81.
A. NJ. johnson % cars at Rock Creek
Aug. 81.
Powder River live stock company, 10
cars. at Rock Creek Sept: l.
Evans & Mead, 20 cars at Pine
Bluffs, Sept. l.
N. R. Davis, 20 cars at Ogalalla,
Sept. LIST.
A. s.. Patrick, 5 cars at Evanston
Sept. list,
Pratt 81 Ferris Cattle Co., 20 cars at
Ogalalla, sept. L.
VIM. Guitterman, 1S cars at Ogalal-
la, Sept. l.
Pratt s. Ferris Cattle Co, 20 cars at
Ogalalla Sept. 2.
E. B. Bronson, % Ears at ogalalla,
September Q.
N. r. Davis, 20 cars at ogalalla,
Sept. 2.
John f. Coad, 20 cars at ogalalla,
Sept. 2.
t. A. Kent, IA cars at Ogalalla, Sep.
Milwaukee Il Wyoming Investment
Company, Is cars at Pine Bluffs, Sept.
2.
Teschemacher & DeBillier, 81 cars
at Pine Bluffs. Sept. 2.
Swan Bros, 80 cars at Pine Bluffs,
Sept. 2.
N. r. Davis, 10 cars at Ogalalla
Sept. 3.
John F. Coad, 40 ears at Ogalalla,
Sept. 3.
Swan Bros, 80 cars at Pine Bluffs,
Sept. 8.
John F. Coad, 90 cars at Ogalalla,
Sept. 4.
T. j. Swan, % cars at Pine Bluffs,
Sept. 4.
Western Live Stock Co., 80 cars al
Ogalalla, Sept. 8.
sturgis & Lane, 10 cars at Pine
Bluffs, Sept. 8.
L. R. Alter, lG cars at Rock Greek,
sept. g..
Hunter, Evans & Hunter, 40 cars a
Ogalalla, Sept. 5.
Sturgis & Lane, 10 cars at Pint
Bluffs, Sept. ..
sturgis & Lane, 10 cars at Pine
Bluffs, Sept. 6.
Bowling & Rush, 20 cars at Rocl
Creek, Sept. 6.
Sturgis & Lane, Is cars at Pine
Bluffs, Sept. 6.
Coggshall & Warner, II cars at Pine
Bluffs, Sept. 9Th.
$. Boyd, IL cars at Pine Bluffs, Sept
G..
S. D., Hunter, p ears at Ogalalla
Sept. Z.
s. D.. Hunter, % ears at Ogalalla
Sept. I.
f. $. Newman, 30 cars at Ogalalla
Sept. 13.
E. S. Newman, 30 cars at Ogalalla
Sept. IA.
T. ]. Swan, 2s cars at Pine Bluffs
Sept. %.
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Before Justice Bean yesterday, one
Tuson for roughly striking a young boy
about the legs and INJECTING severe
bruises, was fined S14. 80; cooler.
John Doe and Dick Roe raised q gem
eral rumpus Sunday and paid S13 each
for it.
Tom. Keen ''made Rome how'll ON
Eddy street fer a time Sunday, and for
the blessed privilege of thus Yeopardi-
zing the peace of his neighbors, suffered
a fine of 1928; cooler.
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Something Worth Knowing.

A call at the paint shop of NJ. A.
Morrison, successor to J.. b. Latsch,
discloses the fact that Mr.. Morrison
does not carry on his business from
hand to hand with a pound of paint and
a quart of Ill, but that he has a large
and complete stock of all materials used
in his business, such as oils, paints, var
nishes, turpentine, &C., all received in
bulk direct from Chicago, so that, not
withstanding he is receiving many Or
ders daily, he can take all that comes
without fear of running out of mate
rial. MI. Morrison's stock is of the
best standard brands and no cheap imi-
tations are used for any purpose. The
workmen are the best that can be had
and their work shows for itself.
au29tf
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MEssRs. EDITORS: L am pleased
with the suggestion of the name of
Ex-Gov. HoYT. for delegate to Con-
gress. Would it not be a fitting recog-
milton of his faithful discharge Of the
duties of the g~ubernatorial Office, and
of his valuable services to the territory
in connection with the Denver Exhibit
ton to nominate and elect him?
Cheyenne, Aug. %. A REPUBLICAN.
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There are four troops of the Bird Cav
airy stationed at Fort Thomas, and
considerable sickness prevails among
the men comprising them. Coming as
they did from the high altitude and
cool climate Of Wyoming, to this valley
where the temperature in the summer
season is always high, many of the men
have been attacked with malarial com
plants. AT the present time there are
twenty-seven men on the sick-list at
the post, thirteen in t~he....hospital and
fourteen in the quarters, Nearly all of
this number are third cavalry men,
Graham Co. tAriz. Times.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT CHEYENNE, WYo.,
July 10, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his clam, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and
Receiver at Cheyenne, Wyo. on August
10, 1892, viz: Reuben Martin, for the
south half of the northeast quarter, and
lots two and three of section six n
township thirteen, north of range sixty
one west.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz
J.. D.. Corey, of Cheyenne, Wyo., G.
w. Riner, of Cheyenne, Wyo.; a. Mar.
TIN, of Egbert, Wyo.; VIM. Dolan, of
Eghert, Wyo.
EDGAR w. MANN,
au21w2 Register.
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Notice To Contractors.

Sealed proposals for the erection of
the pump house, setting the boilers and
pump, and connecting the same with
the main of the water supply for the
City, will be received at my Office un-
til September LIST, at noon. Plans and
specifications may be seer at my Office
after noon of Monday, 18th instant.
Estimated cost, SO, 100.
VIM. G. provinces.
aug2Iid City Engineer.
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Died.

AT the residence of Mr.. C. Boulter,
on Eighteenth street, Monday morning,
2sth inst, Edward s., infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. s. Cannon, aged six
months and ten days. Funeral from
the residence at A p. M, goth inst.
Friends are invited.
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A Gard.

In removing my Office to the Carey
Block, l desire to tender my thanks to
the citizens of Cheyenne for their uni
form kindness, social and professional,
during the past year, and to solicit II
continuance of such favors in the flu
ture. Offices, 30 and 81 Carey Block,
JOIN Gully,
Architect and Sup't.
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Take Something Reliable.

Do not throw your money away OIL
worthless preparations that will do you
no good, but if you are troubled with a
cold, cough, sore throat or hoarseness,
try Addoms Il Glover's Compound
Cough Syrup. This preparation is made
from a receipt used for years by one of
the most prominent physicians of the
country, and has been tried and recon-
mended by so many that we CAN safely
recommend it as the best preparation
of b kind for general use. 23otf
For sale by Dare & Collins, successors
to Addoms Il Glover.
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C. NJ. Jones, lately proprietor of the
Railroad House, was thrown from his
carriage in Fort Collins, Sunday, by a
span of frightened horses he was en-
deavoring to manage. He was thrown
from his carriage, and being near the
railroad track, fell upon the ties very
severely injured about the back.