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, 1883-01-13

Sznnei Kehoe lends encouragement not only
to his own son, bat other bsd boys like him,
BY sighting the curfev Law He has taken an
appeal from the decision Of the police Judge.
He paid the sle 50 hne and cc-ts, ami pro
poses to try the c5nstitutionaliry Of the law
before the higher eourt
At the ranch Of Vim. Hammond there are
80 odd eows being MIXED at the present time.
Fresh cows are constantly coming in, and as
soon Is they get ready for milking the old
strippers are dropped out, and in that way the
number is kept up to supply the neeSs of his
city customers.
There Is not an Idle carpenter in the city !;
all are driven to their utmost energies finish
ing up the buildings erected during the sum-
mer. The busy hum of industry is heard in ali
parts of the city. The Barrett and Stephens
block was the last to receive the finishing
touches. The architectural arrangement of
the upstairs to these buildings are especially
good for convenience and ventilation Thev
are modes that may be patterned after with
profit. The Kennedy block, too, IS arranged
with all the modern improvements
, 1883-01-13
laeekIp Statesman
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
The Upper Columbia

The report of Lieutenant T. W. Symons,
Chief Engineer OF the Department OF the
Columbia, to the Chief Engineer OF the
amy, has been issued by the Department at
Washington. The following table OF dis,
tances and other matters are taken from the
report which We think will interest every
one who has the improvement Of the couR-
try at heart:
II is 336 miles from the mouth Of the river
to Ainsworth; 400 to Priest Rapids: 645
to Spokane river; 707 to the mouth OF Col
vile river, and 152 to the boundary line.
Speaking of the navigation OF the Upper
Columbia, he says;
II Priest Rapids could be improved, it
would give navigation thence to Cabinet
Rapids, a few miles below Rock Island
Rapids The consequence of throwing this
porlon OF the river into the prospective con
tlnuously navigable river below will be
readily seen by study OF the map. The
.pleniid valleys of the kittitas and Upper
akima would have an easy and short out
let 10 the nayigable river.
H. says that once Priest Rapids and Cab
ae: Rapids, 563 miles from the mouth Of
the riyer, are improved, about >. $50 square
miles OF choice agricultural and grazing
ands about Lake Chelan, Methow. Okina-
Lane and Iraa. PLAIN would become inhabit-
able. He advocates the use of railway
around Priest Rapids, on which to convey
boats. Steamers can 90 down Priest Rapids,
hut can not return against the current. lie
estimates the expense of boat railways above
Priest, Rock Island, Foster Greek, katI-
chen and Mankin Rapids at s., 100000 and
the Improvement OF the game at to+al Of
- OgO COG
, 1883-01-13
DIED.

At Leadyiiie, Col, John +. Kerr, aged 8.
years and 3 months. His remains viii arrive
here tomorrow. The funeral service viii takr
place from the residence of his parents at
o'clock P. NJ, Monday
On Dry Creek, On the 9th inst, infant
daughter of c. I. Nelson, aged dav
At foot Of mountains, Miss Emms Copeland,
daughter Of Henry Copeland, aged II wears
and 8 months
At Wallu,a, Dec. q, 1SSa, Of inflammation
of the bowels Jonathan Robert Benleile,
aged = years 10 months and 6 days. lohio
papers please copy.
, 1883-01-13

AEr>uyl MEtsraE-A gfe!' many geo
pie think eight ca.loaz msHa e iu.A'i, ta-
niue gallons fall shoy; OF ba,aei b. ah'"t
seveuty-nine cubic iuchas. Tire trouble
arises from the d ference in the sizs e. quarts.
The iry-melsur. quart IS iuger t''ar the
liauid-melsure quart. sven meo oa, OF
ten-and among them seven piy-i.'a"s-
think that there are $50 grains %. q9'aiu' 81"
an our ce hottie. where's a close scrutiny oi
their old arithmet;cs would show that there
are only 49, graius. Thssa axe both lessons
Of an er:,inently practical character, ba5 tie
ordinary school methods are zoo dreamy to
reach any thing prIctlcal.
, 1883-01-13
Puget Sound Items

Iron tie oiyEIa C0uriar-r
The business failures IN Oregon aai IE.->h-
ington Territory for the three months end
ing December 2S.h, IS compiled ly N-s-rs.
r. G. Dunn < CO. are as follows: Ose-au,
failures; es.iua.e .lia5l,tsz, Sl6C59: es-
tima;sd assets. $1,000 Washington Ter
r,tory, S failures, with estimated iizbiIH.-
Sl7,G0D; estimated assets, -. $50
The volunteer fire department Of Portland
has been disbandej, a:.ss an yv.si,u-. O.. -
years, and thoroughly drilled aDi eIu.r-
ped paid department substituted iH i,s stead
In statement prepared ~ CN-yrar
Bash the foreign ez?orts @. th.7 d.srds, Tor
lSS2 are g.vea At 81. 900. -, and 5as in-
ports at Sl42, III, on which Gle GgraI.e
goods paid S23, 10 l.. The summary OF
foreign ami c1astsi=a exports. iarlaii.g
hops, was over =. 100000.
, 1883-01-13

SHumanity's great hope for the future Is
alone to be realized in improved conditions of
u.atrimony. What profound Obligation does
thi. fact involve. Those who reaiize the re-
sponsibility can hardly do better than take a.
vice from Mrs Lydia f. Plnkham, whose
wonderful remedies for the cure of all diseases
peculiar To women are IN Justly celehrate!-
Send for pamphlet.
, 1883-01-13

MONSTER LocoNorryE-The largest
sna1ns ever built for railway in the United
States passed throGgh Ogden on tuesday
last. This locomotive Is the first OF twenty
five now being built and designed ior use On
the Southern Pacific road. The total sengtn
ia 81 feet II inches the weight OF the EN-
gine in running order. is l23,0oo pounds
the weight Of the tank is 6S,Ooo pounds
the capacity of the tank is $3.50 gallons o,
water and .ix tons OF coal the diameter oi
tie cylinder is nine.eeu rnches' with a 'n"s
inch stroke. The engine is calculated 70
b,ul nineteen cars, or 3ss. toes, up lo''
foo. grade and on an average eightdeeree
curve. which is the same l'ad that TWO ofni'
nary ten-wherlers take
, 1883-01-13
HAIRED.

In this city. Jan. 10 by Rev. Father Duffy.
a. The Catholic Church, MIR. Joseph Manasan
to Miss Mary Hooley
On Jan. 3. 1855, BY Father Duffy, Albert
Wilson and Jane Woodward. al OF this cOun-
ty.
In Sprague, Jan 81. 1883, a. the residence
Of II. {. Hale. by J. I. Armstrong. j. p, Mr..
Z, j. King and Miss Lena Hale, formerly Of
this civ.
, 1883-01-13

70 al rho lrc suffering ira:.l the errors and
nsiscretions of yo;s:h, nervous weakness. early
decay loss Of manhood. etc, Will send re
ceipe that vii cgce yon, FHEEOf CHARGE.
Tbs great remedy MAS discovered by a ms
sionery ia South America. Send Il SEX ad-
dressed envelope to tAz ;;er. Joseph r In
man, Station ID, NeW lurh Iity.
- aii-ead-dW
, 1883-01-13
IN THE MATTER OF THE

HrOTICF-IN THE MATTER OF THE
N e-tate of BRYAN Farreily. late of Ciona-
aroxus C.rnaross. County Meath, farmer, de
ss.s.ed.NNo,ice Is hereby given that the shove
named Bryan Farrelly, died in the month OF
F.bruary. 1s7o, having BY his viii devised
-. q b;s I,nd, of CIonagrowD4, in the coun-
- Meath. % his son BRYAN farIelly. That
preceding. y % have been instituted in The cour:
r Chsnoery in Ireland TO have the properly
.a,,;n;.tered and the several legatees declared
cha-,Id this notice be seen by BRYAN rarely,
- -. last beard Of Is living in WAlia Walia,
Ws.h;naton Territory. he viii n once com,
r'nn;c.se 10 the uniersigned for the purp"se OF
S.v;ne Il. rights secured Dated 4th Deem
"''' WILLIAM F0ED L Sos.
Solicitars, q Lower Do'niniek Street Dublin o.
and NavAn.
, 1883-01-13
slarep,s Cherrv Tootn psste.

An aromatic combination for tie prsser1 s.tion
Of the teeth and gUms. 1t Is far superior to
any preparation of its kind in the market In
lalge, handsome, opal pots, price 20 cents.
For sale by all druggists Hodge, DAVIS X
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon. II.
F.. Holu.es, Walla Walla, ". I. jy21 d&w
, 1883-01-13

The CuEari Company is about tosnhstitute
coffee for its crews instead Of greg. ihiI
might be very well if they procure the genuine
Rio. hut if they palm OF peas OF barley, As Is
often done in this country, it viii prove an M
endrrable swindle.
, 1883-01-13
Milton Items.
MULroS, Jan. 5 h, 1883.

MIIToS, Jan. 5 h, 1883.
Diphthrra u the all absorbing top:c. Mr..
Nathan >amcs lost four Of his children /; NJ
Y. Woru.iugton has lost one, his only daugh-
ter. h., three older children have al been
very low. bat are at present some better,
while many others are not out OF danger.
Dr. Weston Is having very good success
where he Is attending those afflicted with
iiphth,r.a.
Last Saturday evening was a gay time for
the |. q. o. +. An installation Of officers
and grand supper prepared by Mrs. NJ. A
Eiem; everything passed oil pleasantly +:
.la.te 4 Dn,nber ot the Weston boys we're
over. but believe none Of them took the
Milton degree fam rery sorry 10 say ina.
one Of our oldest ana most inspected tAm'lIes
Is Eelng byukcu up aud some OF It's members
Leing driven from home, al ca account Of a
worthless dirty vdgaboni Of tramp whose
home shouli only he prison. Surely Ire
ind is ar oppressed country.
We have about SIX inches OF snow, but not
liable to stay A. we have warm sonth wind
lSHNAEL.
, 1883-01-13
Soi!cr.

Money tn loan, loans secnre'l, c"ilecti,nS
made, fire Insurance. houses to rent and for
sale, canveyancine, and general agency hns-
iness done by J. ". SWEZEA 4 60,
Office up stairs, opposite Pest Office
delS-dtf-wit
, 1883-01-13

-.s.Evil dispositions sre early sh'"n
E,il tendencies in our systems areto be watch
ed and guarded against Ii you hrd yooi-en
getting bilious, head heavy, mouth foul. eyes
yellow, kidneys disordered, symptoms Oh p''ss
tnrnenting you, take at once few do.e' on
Kidney-wort- It . natures great sss'Ah'
Use i. as an advance guard don't w.it TO se'
down .ick. Read advertisement
, 1883-01-13
BURNETT'S COCAINE

AND keep it IN a stsVNs AMI iEeaitby eoudi.ion,
cause IL wiV sii2luIaie the roots OF the hair,
nj restore the natuEai action upon which its
rowth depends.
Burnett's FlaYorinI Extracts are absolutely
pure.
, 1883-01-13
Tie Results.

All persons feeling dull and depressed, or
perhaps feyerish, with no appetite no energy
III. system clogge,i, the liver torpid: and the
howels inactive, who are wondering how to
find re ief, should purchase % cent or y
bottle Of Syrup OF Figs Read the ciFcu'ar
.ccompauying the brt.le. follow The directions
taking few dJses Of This pleasant remedy and
,e re-terei to health and happiness II may
Ia had of II. f. HoIr,,es. the drulgise-
, 1883-01-13

ySDiamond Dyes VIII color anything any
thing any color. ami never fail. The .asieS
and best way to ecoEomiae. Ten cents, a. al
druggists.
, 1883-01-13
:. Rou.h on torn,.

Ask for "Rough on Corns. lJc. Quick,
complete. permanent cure CurnS, warts,
huniOns.
, 1883-01-13

HIGH WATER. late rise in the Waiia
WaIla river at A. p. Wood yards was 20
inches higher than II has been since hls ~
wears residence. The water ran in the WIN
doas of the kitchen and came within ie"
inches of running in at the windoSs OF the
main building. George GoOdsin, living a
short distance above Wallula Junction, says
that the river at his place was two 'eet
higher than he had seen it before. He Is an
old resident.
, 1883-01-13

slviia T.. Pinkh4n's Vegetable tomDound
r.,,k. irst as curative agent III all coiniiAih'S
n.culiar TO women
, 1883-01-13

In 4 healthy body Is healthy srint. BE
healthy by cleansing your blood with a few
BOTTLES VI piunder's 0vegOa GioOd Purifier,
ana ksis2s E2y55y pD3,y s)6ySN.
, 1883-01-13

. Phiiaielbhia journal considers the qIes-
.;on wbe,b,r babies l51k should Be boiled,
and a New York contemporary expresses ig-
,or.nee that b1lies have any milk
, 1883-01-13
. Throw Pnysic 10 the Dogs IN n

" Throw Physic 10 the Dogs. III None oi L. 4"
We do not feel Ike blaming Macpeth ior This
expression Of disgust Even nowadays most
of the cathArtics are great re- si,e pili>,
enough To - turn ones stomach Had Mac
beth ever taken Dr. Pierce'; ?ll liive i'e
lets, he woaid not have uttered TICS wrT,ls
If contempt. BY druggists.
, 1883-01-13
Police Court,


\. Keagh. sen ot :. Ke"sh, "as hous5'
before HIS iorer !ud-. Whitman. charge"
with 4 yio3ation Of City Ordinance No, ii-,
TO prohibit children rom running a'oFt
the streets at nigh. Plead Hot a"lty-
Case continued uutsl Te'ncs5ay, 10 A. II
RI. Rowen was brousbt bttogEnri oaaEs d
with using loud ani Indecent a" BOISE rs
language toward a city oriesr, uithil,eat 20
cause 4 breach Of the peace. B1wea peal
,ot guilty. Case continued antiI , 3 w.. e"
enable him % procure witnesses
, 1883-01-13

LAND SALE-The well known fruit farm
OF u. VI. Jesse, at the lower edge OF the
city, IS now the property OF J. G. Lee, who
purchased the same for sis, 600. Mr.. Jesse,
by large outlay OF money and labor, has
built up truit farm and business that almost
any man might covet. The keen business
foresight Of Mr. Lee exhibits tact not only
in this parchase, but in everything he
uniert,kes, that the fewest number OF the
community possess. His success since he
has been a resident OF this country attest
these facts
, 1883-01-13
Catarrh Of the RIaIdrr.

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all Md
ney and rinary Complaints, cured by hn-
chufaiba." 81.
, 1883-01-13
Thai Husband of Wine

T. ,bre. times the man he Wa before he began
usiug Wells Health Rene'ver- 81 Drug
ris.>
, 1883-01-13
Use ROSE PILLS

For he anes. photographs visit the gallery
of Frank G. Abel, First St. Portland ce-''t'
, 1883-01-13
Gcr Thki Head.

Heavy s.omacbs. bilious Conditions. Helis
u.v Annie Pills anti-hilious, eathartic- 10
and y cent.
, 1883-01-13

ARrESlhN WEMS.-In New York many
hotels and large institutions are using arte-
SIAN water procured from beneath their own
PREMISES. SO common has this method of
supply become that the revenue of the city
from waser takers Is affected. The people
of Mount Vernon, Wes.chester county. n.
Y, have also put down an artesian we'll
The bore Is eight inches in diameter, and It's
depth 502 feet. The water is pure, cold
and soft. and rises above the surface in gu IN
titles sufficient to supply three or four thOus-
and people. BY an expenditure of about
S75,0o0 for pumps, pipe. weF. etc, supply
for domestic and fire purposes for the whole
town is obtained. Almost any village where
the geological formation permits hope OF
artesian water being found could afford to
experiment In well-sinking.
, 1883-01-13

LARGE SALE.-Phihp Ritz has sold the
south half Of his home place to Peter hetuic
Consideration, $4,000.
, 1883-01-13

OuR GorSTEY AERoAD.-As an evidence
Of the rapid increase IN population IN East
ern Washington Territory We notice the tact
that Dec. 10Th the general agent OF the q. |.
Co. in this city, sold $40 acres of company ;
lands IN PalOuse country, and on MONDAY
sold 1869 acres iu the SAM locality. One
purchaser en- route from southern Colorado
forwarded cash fer lands through gentle
man in tins city. while four other purchasers
deposited in one of our city banks, SS,'s4
awaiting return of deeds. Gen. Tannatt IN
forms us thar the highest priced lands OF
thasompany are seIecte'. by purchasers and
that mauy who have visited our country, are
applying for lanis. and accompanying their
applications with proffers of deposit, to hold
selected lands until their arrival in early
, 1883-01-13

JrosE LY>cu AZ CHENEV.-nI fri-'y
last = Chinanlaa nsa,el Al sing formerly
smp,oyei at the Oakes House 1t cheney
murdered his wife IN the most brutal "an-
nar and after ,aaiug what money and ~
slry she xas possessed q made tracks ;.T
po-,I.nd but was followed, cIP.u-,d aul
lodged in jail. Tee murder Was 50 at'o-l-
ous ii a. the greatest indigns.i'u prevailed
,rd that nirbt a crowd Of fifty men broke
omen the doors OF the jail, took the hsa''s0
ont aud hing him to tree. R'th H'"ias
we're barred in the same grave
, 1883-01-13
SnZDDOVT al Iaflie- cr'

For SOZGDONT al ladies cry,
And gentlemen, or high CT low
For nothing else that they can buy
VIII give the mouth the freshest gi"" -
VIII keep the teeth so sound and white
And make the breath swee. deiiShs-
, 1883-01-13

ia DESIRABLE CcNHrNIrY -Iae i'Fs' '"'
-, At the y. p. front was that Il Tommy
Jsx;s the ..yag." Two/nen were asleep ID
na,smber last and used Tommy as pillow
"a n The middle Of the night felt that their
inflow was cold. The nan was dead Next
s,v 4 chronic drunk was detailed to dlg the
Grave, and becoming intoxicated let his
s-o,l and was driven back to finish the
digging by another drunke7 man "ho Kept
firing a revolver each side Of his head and
rs;,, him while en- route. Ia the funeral
a., there was not = man who hadn't :
black eye. a bitten nose or era'sel ei'eea-
Tommy was reputed to have been the most
.lilled furnace man among the sneiters CT
Rrt.e but he would look a: the cup mat
bites ike spider and stings like an ADDER,
, 1883-01-13

FcR THE FRoNT.-on Tuesday the North
era Pacific commission appointed to exam
inc and accept the last twenty -iive miles OF
the road, pissed through Wallula. They were
accompanied by GeIera! Man ,srr Buckley,
Mr.. Thielson and Superintendent Far
weather. They took a sp,c.al train and
plenty Of provisions
, 1883-01-13

COOP NEWS IF TRrE-in a private letter
received here yesterday, it is stated that
Supt. Hallett has moved his forces down to
Ainswcrth with the view Of commencing
work on the CascaGe branch of the Nvrthein
Pacific railroad Should this prove true
there will e rejoicing all along the line. II
1t proves correct We shall toss up our ha',
our best one too, and with voice and pen
help 10 make the welcome ring
, 1883-01-13

MTNING PKoSFECTS.-The building OF tie
Northern Pacific raIlrol ld along the Pen
dOrellle river, skirtiug as Ii does the base
uf the Cu,ur d 'Alene mountains, reveals the
existence there OF lead. marble, gold and
SILVER bearing quartz. When the line shall
nave been extended over the Cascade noun
taias We may reasonably anticipate even
greater results by the discovery OF gold, sll-
yrr, g.lcu;, copper, and other valuable MN
erals. as they are known, many of them, to
he deposited almost in the road bed, rs 1t
were. T. say the least in very close proxlm-
itv To the road. o! magnetic iron ore there
are large deposits and in eXhaustIble quaa-
titc Is found contiguous to the line OF the
road. NJ reasonable conception can yet be
formed A. to the value OF said mountains.
Enough has been developed within the past
two year, 10 Justify large expectations from
that quarter. \ few years at most VII give
more full information in many par'Icu arS.
Is YET the prospecting has been OF super
,..Ial character No great depths have been
reached Even the surface prospects wei
aud afford some idea OF what may be hidden
IN the more inner receSseS.
, 1883-01-13

THE NEW PAPER. The appearance OF the
Northeast Mr., has provoked 4 good deal
Of comment both favorable AMI otherwise.
With all its sprghtliness and painstaking to
please the pIblIc, there ale some defects IN
its makeup that will 80 far toward max
my IT a failure III the sense Of becoming the
leading paper of the great northwest. Ia
this go-ahead, business driving country. At is
the tewest number of people who have the
time to spare to hunt over an SPACE paper
IN search OF what they want. There is an intol-
cable tumble Of matter-no classification.
The general reader always wants to turn to
the page or pages where he can find at a
dance the matters in which he feels tie
deepest interest Without classification this
cannot be done. 4 great many more have
very little time to devote to reading, and As
a consequence they take more readily TO the
paper that meets these requirements, aud IN
this day Oi reading and newspapers 1t does
not 10 to ignore these requisites.
, 1883-01-13
A Slander.

We hear that a man IRON Waila Walla
has s-arted south 10 oring colony OF Negroes
10 tins country. Any man who would per
suade aa ig2,ratt aud innocent negro TO
leave the sunny sogth Tor tins northern
country should be hung as an enemy 10 the
human race.-Pa7,shd SPiyt.
We have too good an opinion Of the peo-
pie OF Garfield county to think for moment
that any of them will be gulled by
such slanderous twadjls. Ii the editor o;
the SPIRIT has no better mental paLulum to
offer his readers than the above he had bet
ter get an old almanac and tell ms readers
what becomes OF the old moon when th- new
one comes In that line he might, possibly,
avoid such slurs upoa this eosntry-
, 1883-01-13

OTRAYED. FROM TIE OLD dER
Oman ranch, on or about the frss 81 Novsm
ber, adak bay horse branded W. r. tecnnecfed
on the left shoui6er. A hhersi reward VIII te
paid for his return To the ranch OF TO J. X
Phillips Z: Schwabacher Brs.
Pr. PHU.LIPS.
, 1883-01-13

FrxgRsL.-Tbe funeral ii irh" T. .-s5F
did not take place as previously a2l''loel
that II would. because Ct the Hon-7rs1vAi o.
+b, train. His remains are nov ~ the city,
and the funeral rites vii be peTio''asd ''-
noyrow. "Wednesday Friends and acquaI"-
,,,cAs are invited 70 attend at The house e'
- ,,rsnt. IsThiri street, corner Of Third
and Birch
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-06
In BRIEF.

The city council will hold the first
regular meeting of the month tonight.
Columbia river salmon, wild duck
and venisGn mt the Temple Place meat
market this morning.
Yesterday was astray sale day in
Tarrant county. Seven animals were
sold ut total price OF $3.50.
The proprietor of the Plaza house
knocked II man down yesterday with
chair for grossly insulting him in the
presence of his wife.
A fine bay mare created amusement
for Il large crowd by baking in the
public square. Two hours were con-
summed in moving her about one hum
dred feet.
The finance committee of the city
council have nearly concluded their
examination of the accounts of the city
| officials for the past six months. Their
report Will be submitted at the meet
ing tonight.
| Tho Jane Coonbs company have
| postponed their visit TO Texas, the rea-
son given being that they prefer 10
wait till the fence troubles are over.
! So Fort Worth must for the present
lorego seeing them.
\ large body of land will he sold at
! Weatherford to-day by United States
| Marshal Mckee to satisfy a Judgment
In favor of sam Miilillen, president of
! the First National bank OF that place.
This is the third sale OF the same kind
for the same purpose.
A complaint was filed in Justice
Zinn's court yesterday by MIR. Wilson
of the firm of Wilson X Roberts in the
town of Keller, against one w. IL.
| Godd who il is claimed swindled the
firm out Of So in money by represent
ing himself rs an insurance man. A
warrant for his arrest was issued.
The telephone line between Dallas
and Waco was finished yesterday and
the line was found To be in perfect
working order. ID. Nj. Clover, super.
sntenoent pr the Southwestern tele-
phonp system, passed through the city
last night from Waco on his way to
Dallas, and states the new line is salts
Factory in every particular.
The mules attached to street car
ran away while being turned at the
courthouse and turning into the al lev
above the Pacific express company's
oi1ice Were soon caught. When the
driver had left the car To go after the
mnlts, the car ropelled by the wind,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-06
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS

T.. Bailey, brother Of a Batly, con-
ductor on the Fort Worth IL Denver
railway company, died of consump-
ton in this city on Sunday, ana was
buried In the city cemetery yesterday
MIR. All Bailey has many warm friends
in Fort Worth who sympathiee with
him in his great nilliction.
John Price and wife of Memphis
are registered ut the Clark house.
]. Il. Rathbone Of Springfield, Hi
nois, Il in the city, stopping at the
Clark house.
Joe. Guy formerly OF Fort Worth,
but now OF Henrietta, ia In the city
visiting friends.
Two dudes stood on the platform mt
Union depot yesterday and waited for
the Mlilsap train, looking for their
sweethcarts, but disappointment was
theirs for the girls came not. This
will be repeated to-day.
II. NJ. Sims, the old and reliable
Texas express messenger, came in on
his run tonight from Te%arkann,
right side up with care. Henry makes
fun for all the boys and Is one of the
best messengers on the road.