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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

The report that Ju, Chatto, Geroni-
mo and Nacha's bands are encamped
near Casas Grande, Mexico, is con-
firmed by Juan Carrot and Antonio
Lopez, who arrived at Deming, direct
from Casas Grande, on the 18th. A
truce has been entered into between
them and Major Ornate, who was in
command Of 346 Mexican soldiers and
more reported marching to Ornate's
relief, with a view OF. surrounding
JUS command. When Ju is hemmed
in it is presumed the world will be
informed of the fact. The Indians
make daily trading visits to the town
of Casas Grande. At Coralitos, TWEEN
ty miles distant, everybody in armed
and no one ventures from the hacien'
da without an escort. The citizen OF
Mexico are bitter in their denuncia.
ton of Crook. 49,. .....-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Fresh eggs, apples, pears, oranges,
lemons, choice u1isins, canned goods,
crackers. oat and corn meal, &C., &C.,
Just received at Chapel's.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

There are now l6fty-eight scholars
upon the roll of tbs public school. 1t
is expected that twelve VITA be added
the coming week.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Travel to Globe is improving. C.
& G. stage is now carrying fair share
of passengers.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Mr.. Gantzhorn, merchant, from
Maxy, left Globe for home this morn
ing.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Mr.. q. Stevens, superintendent of the
Globe and Casa Grande stage line, is
here.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Miss Laura Gordon of Salt river
was bitten by centiped on the an
kle, last Sunday, and suffered severely
for several days, but IS now recover
inp
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

A. G. Webster who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in the en-
pire State has returned to Globe.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

There will be preaching at the NJ. E..
Church tomorrow evening at the
usual hour.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

There is now a fair demand for
mining property in this district, and
with prospect of some sales.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

We ae indebted to Mrs. James An
,aerson Tor Detroit papers of recent
date. J.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

The Jail is being repaired and i'm
proved locks put upon the cells.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Our friends Joe Sloan and D. Larre
arc in town.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Gustav Billing.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

There was a dance at Grapevine
Springs, Salt river, Thursday even
ing,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

George Monroe has returned from
his trip to Tonic.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
September Is. 1888.

TIlE SILVER BELT is kept on file at
Il +. c. Dakes Advertising Agency, IS
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal,
where contracts for advertising can be
made for it.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Stock brought to the United States
for breeding purposes are free of duty.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Alex. Graydon advertises 100000
pounds of barley for sale.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

DIR. c. A. Mcdonnell returned from
California on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

DR.. Pangburn, c. T. Cornell and S
ellison left Thursday for Tucson.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

Another remarkable strike is re.
ported in our immediate vicinity.
This time it is in the Arizona Central
mine which is owned by Peter Negro
and G. G. holland. The ore body is
represented as about three feet wide
and unparalelledly rich. Some of it
going as high as eighteen thousand
dollars per ton, but such ore is not a
representation of the ore body of the
vein. The average however, of the
ore, it is claimed will 60 five hundred
dollars.
The Fame which is near the Arizo-
ma Central is also reported as turning
out rich ore IN satisfactory quantity.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
Common Sense.

Very few people in this world possess
what is known as practical common sense,
vet those who do claim mOiety of that ne
cessary requirement say that it is foolish
to assert that there is 10 known cure for
Rheumatism, when the great medicine,
Salicylica, is guaranteed to give immediate
and permanent relief. A test of its efficacy
is the fact that it has been established for
five years, and is an assured success.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

The following is the list of grand
and trial Jurors for the ensuing term
of the District Court, in and for the
county:
GRAND JURORS.
John G. Coplin, d. H. Snyder, Geo.
A. Chapel, Jas. B. Hooker, Thos. Lon
ergan, Ferdinand Hatch, w. W. Low
Their, w. w. Brookner, John Kennedy,
e. O. Kennedy, c. p. Ford, VIM,
Beard, Samuel II. Bell, +. M. Ham
mon, S. Klein, H. c. Hitchcock, Chas
Livingston, John Nc Wilman, Michael
Lane, VIM. Tucker, j, X. Smith, B. F.
Crawford.
TRIAL JURORS.
Adolph Arana, james Frederick
Chas. NJ. Clark, s. G. Heineman, S. S
Bullock, Cornelius Bevins, Charlie:
Denhart. James Lewis, Charles T
Council, Frank Boston, O. H. Berry
Jerry Hyndman. Hampton Ellis, l.. p
Coles, lsadore Diss, Edward Berry, b
p. Greenwood, w. G. Eddy. Z. Il. Gil
sou, Adolph Hoag. Geo. T. Dunbar
Wiz F,"l. Jrha IT, Bs:h"llr,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15


Sir Knight A. Bailey has returned
from San Francisco.
We refer to him as Sir Knight for
the reason that he was lately in the
procession in San Francisco where
Knights in martial array in countless
numbers created thrilling interest,
and where emblazoned banners en-
blematical of the holy order that in
the middle ages, observed the custom
of making pilgrimages to Jerusalem
for the oxpiation> of a sinful life and to
pray at what was supposed to be the
sepulchre of Christ. Neither Bailey
or Eaton who was also in procession
IN San Francisco, look rs though they
had conformed to the rule of life es-
tablished by st. Bernard, which en-
joins upon all members of the order,
rigid abstinence, listing, prayer,
Standardization and constant devo-
tional exercises" If they did it seems
to agree with them and has swelled
them out so nobly as to cause them
to fill only a less generous space in
life than their compeer Judge j. r
Porter whose avoirdupoisc has so pro-
digiously increased upon a st. Bern
ard diet that he is now regarded as a
very jumbo. 1t may be that they dis
regarded the rules and occasionally
took little something for the stom
ach sake" as did those whom Phillip
arrested in France, for not taking
kindly to the rules of the order. MOI
being Knight ourself, we, possibly
may have become little mixed, ant
it might be that the order has relaxed
it's rules since the removal of refrac
tory members to the island of Cyprus
and that an indulgence in creature
comforts has taken the place of st
Demands rigid rules, and that, afte
all, total abstinence does not accoun
for the glow upon the cheeks and 9th
erwise healthful appearance of return
ing Knights. We never believed tina
abstinence put fat upon Porter's rib
for the reason that parched COTE
grains are almost always to be foun
in his pocket, and especially when h
visits Hitchcock: aad asks for sod
ratcr.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

The Epitaph has been informed that
Bonito, Crooks plenipotentiary to the
court of Ju and Geronimo, is to re-
ceive $500 per month. He hopes to
return to the agency by Christmas-
but does not speak hopefully of the
result of his mission. He is accom-
panied by two as unlettered bucks as
himself. His credentials bear date,
San Carlos, August 25th, and the sign
manuel of Captain Crawford, COM
handing Indian scouts on the reser'
walton. The embassy camped at Eu-
reka Springs on the 9th ult.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

NJ. w. Bremen, Of Silver City, n.
NJ, has seventy-tive men on his pay
roll, Bremen's efforts, in the early
days of that burg, materially assisted
in preventing its collapse, and not
only there, but also in Globe, when but
few months old, he showed his faith
in it's ultimate outcome by building
a costly saw mill and expanding not
less than $4,000 in opening and
grading roads to the timber. To-day
he is a heavy taxpayer in ella county
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15

From to-day it is the intention to
run a daily train, including sleeper,
from Kansas City, via the Atlantic
and Pacific, to Oakland. California,
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1883-09-15
WASHBURNE & CO.,
Proprietors,
287 Broadway, cor. Readc St. NEW YORK.

For sale by Dr. S. c. Heineman and ali
leading Druggists.
april l4ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-22

w ANIED-oNE CARRIAGESMITH Ap.
w ply once to TllO5. BALL, Terrell Tex
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Convict 4sahor lct.

NEALED PROPOSALS WILLE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned up to lkclock y. M
Monday, July 10. 1889, for the lapr of from 500
TO H. 900 convicts belonging e. m Texas State
Penitentaries. at Huntsville anJRusk, Texas
These convicts to DO worked at llpstrics inside
ne prison walls, or at Rusk, on be- outside OF
.as walls. at such labor as is ncsparv to opcr.
i,e g NE iron furnace belonging THE Rusk pen
=, A, Annie ,shop,room will he furphed together
manufacturing, ''"'e '''
Maj Az mo ,,,n Rnsk lspitentiary thu will he
per day, also q foundry ana ischirrrv for
making wagons. furniture, ears n All ma
chinery new and frst.clusss
At Huntsville, there will DO ,schiuo shon
anu foundry; also machinery fory(e manutar.
lhr OF wagons. furniture, and Az
me Convicts Will be coptractelVl forces of
not less than twenty (s0) or ia an Rlmber over
mat to the tull capacity Of cell NIL plhop, room
contracts to run not more than n ~ years.
Az proposals must be accompa,v lby good
and sufficient bond Of one thol adj dollars
slooO), for each one hundred (il0Z nviots. or
nn~,. psrt thereof bid for. col cncd that
cp,nd ~ ~ n anu pona VIII be entered and exc.
me board reserves tho right TO b any and
Parties desiring to bid may subd kuy add.
uonal proposal they NAV deem prdM
TOT iur,her particulars addresa = under.
ngne9, a Austin. Texas, or r, !. d, IN, Super.
lin Nent Of penitcntisries, louisville,
lex" JOHN lid AND.
wXSiTTEES rs,
'As'" tenitena Board.
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Crook and His Movements.

TOMBSTONE, A. T. May 2O.--Ir-
formation comes from Bavispe
that General Crook reached there
the 9Th with 200 Apache soldiers and
lVAmercan and Mexican troops. lie oh.
tanned guides from the military commander
oil the town to conduct his forces to where
Garcia had his late fight. Next day he de
parted for the Sierra Madre via Guacheria
accompanied by forty pack mules, laden
with provisions TO last a long period. The
main body OF Crooks force, numbering
5yO. are camped at Alamohueco. Had st.
Parros consulted with headquarters before
gtVn Crook guides, none would have been
furnished on the ground that Crooks entry
10 violation of the treaty. Crook made all
his prepar itiols deliberately, and has the
svmpathv of the Mexican population.
Ool0nel Ba da a, now commanding, wro
crook. demonstrating In courteous bnt d.
92ded language, that his action Is an infrac-
uon Of the eaty. Neither Banda;a or
Garcia, lately In command, have received
instructions as to what Crook. by the con-
sent OF the government, W II be permitted to
do. Bandalasiys he will oblige all American
military iOices to adhere to the articles of
the treaty. When Bandala received the
news OF Crooks arrival at Bavispe, he took
Immediate steps, to guard against the In.
d'ans making another raid II driven out OF
tho noun aims by Crook. Many familiar
with the Apaches state that Crook will not
be able to find the Indians If they hear of
hs approach, they will scatter into small
bands, and hide in the impenetrable fast
nesses. Others confidently state that Crook
will not be able to bring them to fight,
because the Indians exhausted all their
ammunition In Garcia fight.
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SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
Disaster Continues the Even Tenor of
its Way.
The Woodland Fires In Vermont De.
stroy Mach Property.
Criminal Blemlshcs and Brutal Bl =
Fridays Tornado


Sf. LouIs, May 20,-Additior' details
show that the tornado of Yday night
piowed its way through thrs counties IN
Missouri Montgomery, warren anu d.
counties, besides destroyaB aiarge amount
OF property, killed al more or less SER
iously wounded oyetwenty people. The
laseest desiruc,i n/ was wrought in ST.
diaries oountv Where the storm swept
siong sontn II /he Wabash railroad level
ing to the erufd nearly everything In its
path. JOHN jenkins was killed, his resi-.
dence ruiaed aud his two SOUS seriously
wounsed Two daughters were badly in.
jured. IN the neighborhood of Fl0ristel,
Mt John Glassiortl was seriously
and his wife slightly injured; also severely
wounded. william Spier5 and Ira Sherman.
George Z, Strong's houses, outhouses and
large peach orchard was destroyed, and his
wife seriously injured Miss Strong was
slightly hurt; c. G. Allen had all his build
ihgs and machinery destroyed and stock
Killed. Several persons say the whirling,
funuel.shaped Olo"d looked like an i'm.
mense column OF mist, and emitted myri.
ADS oil electric sparks. presenting an ex-
hemely beautiful appearance.
THE STORM IN ILLINOIS.
At Edwardsvillc u well containing twenty
feet of water was sucked perfectly dry. At
Hamel store was blown to pieces and four
persons killed, names unknown. At Woods
boro James Carr and wife were seriously in
lurcd. At Kinney three persons named
Chiffon were killed and nearly dozen badly
injured. Mr.. McPherson's house, contain
ing Nix persons, was lifted into the air, car
RED 100 feet and set down again. No one
reOeiye a scratch,
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w AN lED-ltO men to cut RAILROAD wood and
,no Ta rosS'ues Apply 70 b. d. Atwel, Hutch.
mlyX,Irn
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A Terrible Flood

DEADwooD, May ga storm began here
yesterday morning, with the highest water
ever known, a stream running through the
heart Of the city with channel 100 yards
wide, and everything went before the ilood
All towns mp the gulch have been badly
damaged. Pennington is entirely gone,
the valley Hooded and half of Speariish
washed away, Crack City is nearly ali
gone. The water is now falling, though
much snow remains in the mountains
George Chandler and wife and two un.
known men are drowned The loss is
roughly estimated at $500 600. Rope and
basket communication has been estab.
lished between the two parts of the city.
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Eur Yale.

t'oh sALE-liAVlNG OPERATED SEVEN
- drug stores for the past ten years, | wish ~
cuT,ali some, and offer for sale my drug business
d. farls Tex, located In one of the most nross
porous and growing cities In Texas, It is rare
~,t tor sli, cess to any purchaser address
eiiAs, U BOWEN, Paris Tex may22.l Inn ''
Ok SALE-n SECTIONS OF LAND IN
rresidio county. A bargain ia o,to,ad
JONES MURPHY, Peal Estate Agents ''e''
I'ok sALE-PlNERY FOX SALE. 1000 ACRPs
\ ~ wood county, near Texas < Palfic Rail.
road; lumber, II desired, can be cut bs water
lower Apply TO undersigned. Marshall
,,nn - ~! :" ioh, mayl9-2w
k'ok sALE-5O0 COTS, WITH ELEvATEn
iop n htmn, at 81 to 81 % each. GRANG WIND.
,on ------ mayl9-lw
Eok SALE-A good retail boot and shoe busi.
L ness In Mckinney, Texa,. For amount u'S Of
sock ana terms of sale, apply to A, &W HIN
:, mn ., : .Aas.-- mayl7lw
/, oh SaLE-The house and lot known as DR.
l uloos place, on Maston street, between Ross
avenue and Dallas branch house contains fonr
large nicely-iinished rooms besides Kitchen and
uihinS- room: good repair, good water, and
cholce neighborhood Price, s., OOO terms easv
'hae'i Y. r. oarler. may51m
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Brutal Mill

CHICAGO, May 2O.-Eary this morning,
about 200 members Of the sporting fraterni.
ity from the city, assembled at the
hammond, Indiana. little town lust
across the illinois state line in Indiana for
the purpose OF witnessing mill between
two local bruisers, Thomas Lynch, u break.
MAJ, and James Walsh, boiler.maker,
VINO had met once or twice before, but
without settling the QUESTION of supremacy
Thirty-nine rounds were fought in one hour
and both men badly punished. Lynch was
declared the victor. When the party re-
turned to the city, the principals, seconds
and several of the spectators were arrested
and held in bonds.
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$4,000 FOR 50
--56th--

In the City of Louisville. on
Thursday Thu May 81, 1883.
mnth occur on The last day Of each
tlon by the Federal and State Coprtsi u Sas.
piaoed this company beyond the Controversy 1r W
me law. TO this mpany belongs ina so "a
n1Io[ OF having insugurated the only D AN INV nv
| fair beyond question. paw" n'hcs' ahd
N B-The company has now ON hand q Lawn.
list of prizes for the '"'e'uitg inc
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WIN Two printers .sick and one drunk
anu an editor that don't know tho a;,isr
ence between an italic stace and n '' MGR,
slug, II Is pretty hard jobSs yc' "o ont am Va
ming, that resembles a newssssns r"' Ts
ms, oeen our experience this week.
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ReIeased-Cold Weather.

MILWAUKEE, May 20-Kate Kane, the
female lawyer who threw water IN Judge
Malloy's face in the criminal court, was to
day released from the county jail, where
she has been confined for thirty days for
contempt OF court. She shook hands with
the sherif's employees, except one who
seized her arm in court at the time she
threw the water. Her lady friends TOOK her
away In hack and presented her a purse
ofmoney.
A snow-storm of We minutes duration
passed over the city this forenoon, The
thermometer ranged very low to-day.
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A DlsRatrOus Fire.

JERSEY CRY, N. j., May 2O.-The cabinet
upholstering and paint shops of the Penn
sylvania railroad, in one building 400 by 175
ieet, on the meadows between here and
Newark, were totally burned last night.
The shops contained three Pullman coaches,
one OF which was saved badly scorched
eighteen passenger coaches of the East Lake
design, three locomotives sig tenders and a
vast quantity of paints, cushions, plush, etc.
me watchman was gone. Loss, $4l2O0O.
Nearly 500 men have been thrown out of
work. The company will rebuild ut once.
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w ANTsD-A SMART. ACTIVE BOY IN 4
w JeWery store. Apply at 3 Main street
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Tho r,u ~ u'lbiHe ihhiR TEARS.
rne DALLAS HERELD is very satirical in Ns
reierehce TO the jealousy Of Houston ard
galveston. IL was bad enough To- ne nndar
We 'aunts OF the New Orleans papers. but
TINS blast from he cross timbers Is wither.
lng. The coast cities will have TO go ont
Belton Journal 'N"""e'
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IN rED-.sl day guaranieed-a s,les,,a,,
AZ wanted IN each cOuDty in 7, xas. "
~ mi5cutt Co, "a Commerce street San An.
--'i AN-N'f' NDfpp- m n.
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THE STATE COURTS.
synop.l. Of Opinion. o;,n. s,nr.,,. c.,,.

synopsis Of Opinions of,he Supreme Court
Pfendergrass VS.. Bcale lex. from Navarro
county Opinion BY Willie, c.i. Art. v. Sec. is
ottae constitution expressly coniers upon
district court jurors diction Of causes in
which the county Judge is disqualified.
rhe language Of tho constitution Is com.
srehensive enough, TO include clause In
wo,ch . probate OF q will n contested, a.
'rticle disguslifes Judge from siitinr In a
,,suso IN which he may be Interested. An.
ti3S, Rev. stats, contains . similar pro.
v'sion' specially - 10 the county
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Tho Morgan Will,

NEw YORK, May D.-Surragate Rollins
has rendered decision in regard to the will
OF Charles Morgan, owner of the Morgan
line OF steamers and railroad lines in Texas,
which party settles the distribution of GER
tain shares of stock which were given out
by the tcstator during his life. Pending
proceedings in the supreme court, he de.
ctared them void for fraud and undue in.
huence. The decree directs distribution
a. follows: First TO Mrs Whitney, and
Mrs. Quintard, testator's daughters, and
Richard J. Morgan, grandson, respectively,
such sums as shall not exceed when taken
together with the stock claimed to be given
Ny testator, the maximum to which they
would be entitled il all the stock trans
ierred by him were considered as still be.
longing to the estate. Second to ties .ator's
widow and to all other beneiiciaries under
Will sum not exceeding that to which
Aey would be entitled il all alleged gifts
N>re admitted valid.
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Straws from the Slope.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Prominent
wheat authorities place the wheat crop OF
this state this year at 56,0JO,OOO bushels.
Seventeen hundred and thirty-seven i'm.
migrants arrived for the week ending to-day
Reports to-day show 900 tons more freight
handled for the east by the Southern Pa
ciiic than the Central for the first four
months of the year.
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VENT, VtpET, wen

-,
When this weeks Herald comes out the
editor and devil" will, perhaps, be in Dial.
las listening TO the enhancing music of the
famous Spanish Fort band, of New Orleans,
and viewing the immense throng that will
"A there to attend the S@ngerlesl, Frank.
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Cherokee Legislation.

MusKCdEE, May 20,-Chief Bushyhead
this morning returned the bill leasing the
Cherokee strip with bisapproval, and mem.
bers OF the Cherokee Live Stock association
are happy.
The intruder bill passed both houses.
The bill to pay the 100000 to the Chero
KEGS by blood only was vetoed by the chief
but passed over his head. The council has
adjourned.
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A Perfect WreCk

a F6rfeCt WreCk.
Such is the condition of the man who has
long battled with trouble of the kidneys,
parts Of the human system when ailinr'
give out" sooner than these, or sooner
wreck health and life. BE warned in time.
You cannot-must not-"lool" with such
ailments. Cure them at once. There is an
infallible cure. 1t is Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine. Hunts
Remedy was never known to fail. 1t oven
cures Bright's Disease of the kidneys.