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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
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Gerfduft wurbelt II. q.
gtneeme,mtr gsaorenmarrt-

Sprit. - St Chicago 1.17; in ct. 2oui5
1.15; i'll cincinnati 1.14@-.-; i'll Neoria
1.15; in Goltilnors1. 1S9@1.19.
&nttcr. - reamerp" bette 27@30c.,
siennli6 quite bis CUTE 1S@24c.. rIot,p",
quite bis bette 14M25.. 9erir0ere Gllalitdt
iO@16c mir 9r0bere G.uantitQteil; ~eil;eIne
0cbinbe ilm 3@5c. b0ber.
Uier. 16@1GAe fiir ~einselre Giit0en, unb
15lM16c fir 9r0Bere l%Sartien.
@eTlii9 Ell. reberhe Gurfep3 HOLT,
gel6ladtete 15@20c.; &>iibner 9@l4c., 9ez
l0lodtcte 10@15c.; Gnten S.. 50@A.2j ba3
Guecno; 9elUi0btete 12M15; GM0nie $500
MiIo. Glttcn: Molldro5 1.15@-,
Seal 1.40@1.50, tleine 10000.
&art0f elm. GdrluOun9en al so
M65c. gel t~iellleren 0erfduIell I'M 5@10c
B0Ger.
@opten .-Neu Norter SOC CLOS. gSi5.
40MS0. G0ltf. 9Oc@1.00.
Sroomeorn. - 0url Carpet NIB @rui9
7M71c.. Gelfsworfir9 @reu 5(@Gc.. Ntitz
teInloBl9 lang nto pom gutter 0urbe 3l9]lc.
trTnl1C3 2W3.
GAmter EFT. - 8ralrne5 All 51@6c.,
9eltes G3@7e., meiBes 74@9c. oas FiO.
s al q. = &uden 7a@8c., Ao. l SoIiO
Country 94@74c.. 3to. 2 81 G4M64c.
@%itronen. = $3.00@5.00 baS Rtrtber.
I'm teDel II. - 81. I0O2.UU O0S lSQB.
NepfeL.-$3.00 @4.50 baS Zap.
@Omtg, resler s3SDIte @loDer" 15@16c
hos ID.
0weet got. 3.25@4.O0 bas Sop.
Seller ie.-30-40 bos Ousb.
Giber- $1,000 Oas T066en @1O
@~ollone1. $500 oas slaB. @etlarter zoe
bic @alone. GiuSetue Ndller etlpoS bober.
Npfeli tnen. - youlliana S @
oas 6ilt6en, Samoico SO bos NaB.
Vloriba $3.50@5.O 90 bas &il16en Talcltcias
6.5O@7.75; Weliiua 3.00@3.5O.
Gr at b erries. -Serleper$13.OO@14.O
bas Sap. -.
bette rNteoiuus" 2.25@2.5O, DGouttrp
Gr6ien, CRIME 1.OO@1.O5 fir quite, EelO:
Grblen 1.0O@1.10; rNto,rowiots" 1.W@
1.25, Split" 2&c.
Ni e.. = 0roBe 0idorn 5O@GOc.. fIciu.
1000 bet Guldel; &oltaltien 4.O0@
800 ben Sul6el. So0niiIle 200 oos 5yaB;
Groiiliouilde lie, Gn9l. MSalnillle lac. Eca.
nuts 5@9c, Eecau5 SM10c, WaIloeIlL, BART
6oli9e, 18c. $oaielniilie lie.
gumpeu.- S1,65@1.75 boS 100 Ftumo
fiir 9enil6te ~u@ountrp".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
25Schen4liche Sl(i,,ois Sfaafs-Beif,erre.

tpir6 iiber Sic CUR !3eit Ser S~r0nungsfeierz
Ii6feiten in Wtosfau altpeleuoe1 bcretnig>
ten Eruppen, beren i3obl man auf mebr ais
$4,000 Dtann bsre6nen Su f0nnen 9laubt,
cine Jteble abbnlten. Sas Teitmubl, ipel>
dies bic Gtaot Wtosfau ben Sruppeu Dictet
miro, loll auf eirem un9cbeuren ~9taienplab
Itottfinben, Der beflaggt uno nit S0iloern
aeIdmiidt iperben miro. Die DDrauslidt=
Ii6en Soften bes militdriiden SeiteS iperz
bcn anitdberito nit 100000 9iubeI be-
redlnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26

Vie .tAcmcs, ~teorbettet ben 8oten ais GdIcucis
sNrenoer uno Gbemcr lno ~unt,>,iebt i'm bsm 3crs
fbriiru, WufNrhen uuS ScUoft mittels elmer
Dopptlreibt ooH EtdhIsSeben. beren et9titbnmlIfc
Sorm MHo NrIa9e bet @qae cine ttit9 ache y etatdnets
Oenne Strait pcrle;bt. Nnf oieie NSeile ptroen bic
hrci 3bdt;efciteu bts sssertri mint erilS Der Sdousn.
bs CSbusnS rrS tcr s4erfIeinfrnn1 hes Vonen5 SH
0leiG)cr 1ssit Ool3oaeH. Qei Der 0oAtdM0tGen
rtufIe:ib sit BON Gpittrn oSer ssStmten ut oHs
saeiterihl,2peu oau @si,riipp u~nmD9Itd. 2ie nNcr1e"z
t5aoc lit belrnScr0 GeCt0Met fir uerrolten nocr hor>
ten ytbmboptr, pn j,bc onoere Gage perla9t; lie bepdbrt
ih AMI leid)tem Eoneu ~ucrSn9iidb uun ut oc ettnitge
tj9ae. wetbe nurd Die getH'n'''te .&s"n'"eoe@e
Orin1t.
@oI tbecretiId unb p~rottiib s~ebilbetcn Normern be-
items empIrbIcrt. gSiete ertlGren lie iHr Die mertbuoulte
ncue &trbclcrnu5 uuter ben neutrality-suspicious. Dtas
ldintt, lp1hrero
sue purin btreinfimmeu. bo6 Der peritGnbige @ez
BRAND cinrs p~1crdtbcs, mte bic 'tAcme Pulyerizing
Harrow, Clod Crusher and Leveler'' bel Der Bear
,b,iiuua uno sriluolibcn SertlciHerln9 eeS Soosns Dor
Dem Yftnn;tu cen SooeuertrG9 pom % oit SlO pom
s2tcrG trboDt."
GbrIid)er &anSeI.
@enu 0uer Oanol1 bic ,,ACNX EG', nidt p~orrdtbi9
bat, luIt sud ni6t Gin o~erorti9es @erdtb Don nnttrges
crbrettr Ne5daiienbeit in bic Odnoe ipicler1, nit or Ecz
bduptuuq, tds Nbr etpas @elIsres erb0ltet, lonoerH
iluer;cmgt sud ielbft baburd, ba6 Sbr cine sur
l,rn5c beltellt. mir merbcn cine Sur 4robe ilberiens
hen uuo tie tann, meuu ie nidt 5uio9t, auI unicre &o>
hen surl6oeieuoet merpen. H&ir pcrlan9cn feline S'eSub>
luna III pYtlo oocr Medielu, ebe Sbr Die @9ge auf Glrer
ei9ncn 6orm ucrludt babt.
Nou lo1Ie lb uuler Eampblet fomren, lpeldes 0un>
oertc pom Seuenilen ans al uerl6itoencu Staateu uno
2erritortcn sutbdlt.
NASH az BROTHER,
6abrif unO 6aupt>SiIie.
1meiazSifice, WILMINGTON.
GarriHbmrg, pa. New Jersey.
N.R.-Gin GompbIet, bsttteIt VILLAGE is MA
EURE'' uiro ebentaus on FILE, pel1e nb atf otele !SeiS
tunQ %beSieben, %ptrlenoet werorn.
a2lan, IL, 19u26feb, o, Observation-Disclosures
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Wiekm1rftf

0inbpieD.- 3uinbr ca, $4,000 Stiid
oe9er Die 9leide gnsu9l iii Der &oriDo6e.
Ole II di6nittSpreile er9oben olt Sanllta9
eiten Eiid9on9 uon 1O@15c 9e9ell Die Nnrz
luodbe fir Stiere. sic ltellten 'id) lpie folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26

SIN 8eitsel9att i99Iod6} am vs. S2,o1m6lea tag
Mai 1.1O4@1.10& Sitni Lib, Suli 1.1OS,
Mlais: per mars gu 5og@51, april 51s,
Moi 56@56t, sunni 56b@564, Suli SIS.
9eter per AfarS 81 aSg, slpril 39a, Wtai
42$, Sclni 415, SSrli II.
Sa1soo 10O6ub bieli9es gu SIC. NIB $780,
600 ID SIT SIC.
yMIbblin ss".-1 Gor gu $3.50, 1Gur
gu $14.50, ! Gar 3u 10, 2 Cars Il. 1880, 1
Gor sit 1871, 1 Gar SIT is, 2 01rs SIT 1925,
1 Gar ;t 1850, 1 Ga. fcineS gSeiSen SIT 1880
bic Sonne.
Gleie. i Gar su $14. 1 Gor ST. 1915,
1 Gor su 1925, 6 Cars Sprin9 ST II, l Gar
gSinter sl 1880, 1 Gar Sprin9 i'll Sdfen
III 1925, 3 NorS sl IS per &onne.
Sem Ntuf ber Na6n: l Gor 9to. 1 81
motbp 81 $15.5 0 1 Gar lto. ? Do. 5000,
1 Gor sit 10, 5 Gor3 llplanO Frairie ST. $50,
4 GorS Sit 81, 1 0ar SIT $3.50, 2GorS yfo. 1
Yrairi III s. bic Gnnne.
GGmereien: &imotDp 1.4O-1.75, &Gee
1850, @einlaneu 1871 alf Del
&obn, lln0oriider lnb Ntilet 65-SOc, bellts
i6er Wtilet 1850 beiln Gor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
WnrTttertbt.

Gbicoeo, Monto9, 26. WGr,.
Sic TreisperGl,berungeu ou Der bieli9en
80rie 9e9en Die &nrlun6e iinb aus f~ol9enOer
per9lei1euoer Isabelle criidtli6:
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
Half Of HE Head.

Blessed he the man VINO tDseniec
sleep Sancho's gratitude is ours.
but that If n csnnot for any reason
enjoy that excellent invention. "Ner.
vousness in me had become q disease
writes Mr. William Coleman. the we'll
known wholesale druggist Of Buffalo,
y. Y.
II could not sleep. and my nights
we're either passed in that sort Of res
tiessness which nearly crszes n man.
or in n kind Of stupor, haunted by
tormented my ~tormenting drcams.
Having taken PARKER's Toxic for 9TH
er troubles, I tried it also for this
The result both surprised and delight
cd me. Ny nerves were toned to con-
cert pitch. and like Cesar's fat men, ]
tell into the ranks Of those who sleep
o nights. / should add that the lon
ic speedily did away with the condition
of general ability and dyspepsia occa-
stoned but my previous sleeplessness,
and gave me strength and perfect di-
ges,ion. In brief, the use Of the tonic
thoroughly re-established my health.
| have used Parker's Tonic with entire
success for sea-siokness and foi the
bowel disorders incident to ocean voy.
ages.
This preparation has heretofore been
known ~ Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Hereafter it will be advertised and
sold under the name Of Parker's Ton
ic-omiting the word ginger" His
cox x Co. are induced TO make this
change by the action Of unprinciplcd
dealers who have for Year, deceived
their customers by substituting infer
Tor preparations under the name Of
ginger. We drop the misleading word
all the NOR willingly, rs ginger is an
unimportant flavoring ingredient in
tonic.
Please remember that no change
has been, or will be made in the pre-
paration itself, and all bottles remain
ing in the hands Of dealers, wrapped
under the name Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic, contain the genuine medicine
if the facsimile signature Of Hiscox &
Co. is at the bottom Of the outside
wrapper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

Every person in Red Cloud. Who !,
suffering xiih Consumption. Weak
lungs. Bronchitis. . cough or cold
sore throat. h~oarrene,s. Group
whooping cough. Asthma. or any dis
ease 81 the Throat or lungs. can otssir
q triai bottle II HAR.fn-s tioLpEx Bal
sox. the great cough remedy. free 81
charge. by calling Al Henry Cook
drug store, Red Cond.
Persons who have triesb ti,is vs'u'
able medicine al procure the large
bottles at 81 cerr aud 81. Thousand,
OF hsyttles have be.n given away u
prove lie extraordinary merit. Two
dose. will benefit.
For all blood disorders and liver
complaints use Marshes Golden
Blood and Liver Tonic. !; PARTIES the
blood, i~nyigorsfes the liver. stomach
and boxles, regulates the kidneys and
strengthens the system. Sample bot
tie free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

..E u. The electors q each tnvn
Email bsve power ut their annual
meetings 20 elect ssich town officers A
nav be required TO be chcssn 70 dsrees
me institution and defence G! sui,s q,
law or In equity in which such town
may he party in interest: To direct
snch sum 10 be raised in such tow for
the support and maintenance Of russis
and bridges. Or for any other purpose
provided by law ~ they may deem ne
ccssary.No take measures aud give d.
recfions for the exercise of theis cospnr
ate powers: to Impose penalties upon
persons offending against any such re-
Ruisions; and TO make all rules. regui-
sfHSns. and bylaws necessary to- carry
into elect the powers herein grant
ed.
SIC. 81. Every person chosen or ap-
painted 10 the Office of supervisor.
town clerk, assessor, own treasurer. or
oyerseer Of highway, before be enters
upon the duties ~ his Office and with
IN ten davs after he .hall be notified vi
his election or appointment. shall take
aud subscribe before rome authorized
! person an nj or affirm to faithfully
and iInparfishy performs the duties of
bi. Office rs prescribed by Law. and
shall Cause q certificate Of the am
To lie flied in the Office o! the town
clerk.
sac. 30. All town officers except
Justice Of the peace and constable-.
shall hold their Office for o1e year
aud until their successors are quail
fed.
SIC. -. On Tuesday following the
annual town meeting he shall acconn,
to town board. for all moneys received
and disbur-ed by him in his official ca
pacity.
SEC. AZ. Assistant supervisors. and
supervisors elected ia the cities Of the
fret and second class. shall be membcs
Of the county board of their respective
counties. and shall and enjoy the
same powers and rights as other mem
bc,s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

THE old reliable Chicago lumber
yard established at Red Cloud in 1878
is still nj the front and defy competitor
its prices are always lower than the
lowest, and it claims to sell q better
grade OF lumber than is sold by any
other concern i'm the state Of Nebraska.
The stock Of all kinds OF building ma
terial at this yard is very full, and the
proprietor respectfully ask everybody
in want OF anything in their line to
call and see for themselves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
DNESSNAKTNG.

Mrs. G. S. Taylor take. this method
Of informing the ladies Of Red Cloud,
that she IL now prepared to DO all
kinds Of dressmaking in the latest
styles and fashions at reasonable rates
She makes a specially Of cutting and
fitting, Ifyou want dresses made, cut
or fit, call on her.. One door east OF
tie Commercial house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
ATTENTION TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that I will
examine all persons who may desire
to offer themselves as candidates for
teachers of the common school of Web
ster county, ut my Office in Red Cloud
on the third Saturday of each month,
Examinations to commence at = A NJ.
DO not ask for special examinations.
&. w. SPRINGER.
County Superintendent of Public Inst,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
5uskleo's Arnica Save.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers, Saltrheum
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles. Chilblains.
Corns. Teeter, Chapped Hands, and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded.
% cents per box. For sale by
2oyl. Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

The Red Cloud Mills Patent -four lie
the best thing out in the line OF bread
stuffs. Even the celebrated Minnesota
brands cannot excel it and then there
is no freight bill to be added on To the
cost price for the consumer to pay.
Try it.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
Geo. O. Yeiser.
a,al s:!.!, / !s!s'ss., Agent,

RED CLOUD, NEB.
Office on Webster street, in Miller 4
Balls seed store.
ss-Buys ant ellis Real Estate. attends 10 rent
ing property and collecting rents. Su
Offers the following desirable prop
erty.
Farm of 800 acres with frame dwell
ling and good on; buildings, the whole
| place enclosed with fence, a beautiful
stream of water runs through the
| place, lying six miles from Red Cloud
| and two miles from X. X. station, for
\ short time at q bargain.
Farm Of 800 acres with unfailing
springs of water. dwelling &c, 50 acres
| fenced. beautiful grove VI trees, within
5 miles Of Red Ciond.
| Farm of leo acres, with comfortable
dwelling and other buildings, whole
| place fenced, and cross fencing. abun.
| dance of wood and water. The farm
and 40 or more head Of cattle, hogs
team and crops at low figures.
l6O acres 3 miles from Red Cloud at
$50 per acre, a bargain.
A stock farm Of $50 acres, 2 miles
from Red Cloud, with comfortable
dwelling lot enclosing LIS feet of nice
shedding. wind mill and tank with wa
ter pipes leading to stock lot. so acres
under cultivation also 1904 ewes. and
50 head OF cattle and IS thrifty young
hogs. all can be had at reasonable
| rates
An improved farm Of SEQ acres ]
miles from Red Cloud 100 leased. J
over ono acres fenced, fine bearing or.
chard. Frame dwelling, barn, wind
mill and tank supplying water to barn.
and grove of 1900 trees, . choice
stock farm very cheap. >
Residences, business houses and
town lots.
Fer information. description &c, i'd
dress. Csc. o. YEisxR.
Red Cloud. Neh
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
New Advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE,

LEGAL NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Webster county. Nebraska.
Minnie Bloom,
va.
WIN. NJ. Bloom.
The defendant will take notice. that
on the 18th day of November, isS3. a,
10 O'Clock A.. NJ. at. the office of VIM.
II. Cpham, in the town % Delta. Ohio,
the plaintiff above named, will
take the dispositions Of Emory Viers,
John Hatfield and DIR. s. Z. Bishop,
witnesses in this action, to he used as
evidence on the trial Of the above en-
titled cause. with authority to adjourn
from day 10 day until all such deposit
tons have been taken.
MINNIE BLOOM, Plaintiff.
BY Strohm 4 McKeeby, her attorn-
cys. Oci26-novS
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

REcoILEcT that Morhart & Fulton
are now selling barb wire at 81 cents.
Call at once and secure what you
want while it is going so cheap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
NOTICE

That We have at u place Il miles
west of Well Z. .. two or three cal
loads of broom corn about ready for
market, and We would like tn have
those who want to purchase, cali and
see it.
Stf NICHOLAS YENsEN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
TORNADO

All who wish to insure their prop
erty against the ravages of tornados
should call on Strohm Il McKeoby, ~
they are prepared TO give the very
best terms obtainabie. 44tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
DRESS MAKING

by Miss Moore, an experienced
and competent dreesmaker. with
Mrs. Kellogg opposite the State Bank
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
LOCAL NOTES.

WayrED-A good girl 10 do general
house work. Apply at the residence
Of &. +. Evans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
. GOOD TEiW FOR SALE.

Inquire ut this Office. Both mares,
and weigh 100 each. Also, will sell
wagon and harness with team. Call at
once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

P.rrNrel Fyou have an inven-
Ia EN- 'tion, send us q sketch
or modle, and We will make an KAN
ination as to patentability. FREE OF
CHARGE. No attorneys fees unless
patent is obtained.
H.. X. JOHNSON, &Co.,
lOO5 r Street. n. W,
p. o. Box 573. Washington, d. C.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
Democratic County Ticket

Democratic County rIoket.
Tor Cesnty Clerk.
d. X. DOWNS.
For County Treasurer.
CHAIR ES BUSCHOW.
For 5hsria.
THOMAS j. WARD.
Fer County Judge.
e. w. HOUGHTOE.
~ Csasty Superintendent of Public Isstrue-
ton.
MRS. /. s. BEAL.
ysr Ceanty Commiseisser.
A. MCCALL.
For County Surveyor,
ii. HOPKINS.
For Coroner.
DIR. DAMFRELL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26

csvt-
80 JOHN r. BAYHA.
For Cosnty Treasve--
CHARLES BUSCHOW.
For County Judge
GEORGE Q. YEISER.
For &enG-
HENRY c. SCOTT.
FSv Go. Sup. Of Public Insrnator
CHARLES w. SPRINGER.
Tor County Commissioner
JOHN McCALLUM-
j6v County Surveyor
G. T. RfNKER.
Fhs Coroner
]. N. MCSENA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
n Pseof Notices.


land oGee ~ Bioos ipsssn ses. Sept =. ian.
Notice 10 hessb, sivsn that the f~siississ
aned settler hes Sled notice Of bis is,sctsos
"a aasi p,esfin support Of hss eisin, sd
that ssid pSoofsdi b nsfs Before the 1ssh
Of the ptst,te, Cosrt II Webster esasiy Ssss
81 bis s6es IN Hei Iced on SATURDAY. Nsssa-
bar 10Th. Isf3. sis.
Lesnd.r = tSs-a. - %. Of the ssss. 81
pisns - td..e. a~ca 90 pa snty-se. gi!.
for the $ : s,d vs. !. sfN 9 = See.
n SD = ~ etsE !. Of See - I 70 3 10 ses'.
ard rsns' tee fnalovtss ui;Essss "a prsvs ss
e@nfiassas residsnes upee sni rsitlsstios 81
said isad. Wis Etusrd VI. Foe. kAnss % Nee.
ssy aad Nsl.1n Hard 81 tsvlss, Sse- ssd
Aer,is l.. Thomas % Red Cless. Sss.
sep2ssos? =. W. swfTZkk- Rssssisr.
Land o1es II 'lesaisstss Web. scot 2. isss-
Neties 10 hsrssy sivss that the fsiisv.ss
ssmed seEsiss hes tied sasies 81 he t-sssssen
70 sake snsi preef W ssrrest 81 bis eis... sd
that MID pref vtii - Dsds ssfess Eisye gss-
fnet coarf. wtsstss eossty. NJ No Sses9. YES
% Saturday. sev. losh. Al via
CHARLES = YE1Ts.
Ma Ne. So. for the scsts~ 49, aasr.sv 81 see-
ice u tnse } sesth. mage II vssa He ssnss
the esiiossss ostse~ses "a prove he eoet!ssg.s
Sl4sscs see ssd eslfiss;soe sfsesf sss9- ssk
ksysolts. Atssss = Coca ksess csSs-
Sets. ger Dab. eli II Bsssn. NsAH
es. ". SwIIzkk- ksgssess.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-10-26
The Cloud Lx

fRfl1 o~t-
Ticket:
<Ees Jsd1s At lie Supreme Cosrf-
n. B. REESE, Of Saunders.
For R<eass Of Univvrsay (lssg s-m)-
MILTON J. HULL. Of Clay.
JOH1 I. MALLALIEU, Of Buffalo.
Nv kysafs Of Usie-say l,aort serme
JESSE n. HIATT, Of Harlan.
JED. r. HOLMES, of Fierce.
SV6lclat.
Dor Jsd1e m Judicial Diayid-
4 WILLIAM GASLlN, Jk
County.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
COMANCHE.
Especial to The Statesman. !


CoMANCHE, August 19.-Our town
and county are elated over the pros
poets of new railroad which is soon
to be projected through this section.
1t will be known as the Texas, Okla
homa and Kansas railroad company.
1t is to run from Arkansas Pass, on the
Rio Grande river, via Brownwood,
Cisco and Graham, through the In
dian Territory to Kansas City, with a
branch from Brownwood via Conan
che, IStephensville and Grandbury to
Fort Worth. The branch is run over
the route of the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande railroad, and the new COM
pany have about secured the franchise
of the Fort Worth and Rio Grande
railroad. The towns along the line of
the branch will take $4,000 stock in
the new road and give IL right-of- way
through each county and depot
grounds. Fort Worth, with her usual
enterprise, has agreed to take 100000
stock in the new road. One of the
syndicate, who will build and own the
road. has just passed through. The
fact that John B. Gordon, of Georgia,
is one of the largest stockholders in
the road, inspires great confidence in
the enterprise.
Comanche's first bale has come in
and sold for IL cents. 1t is thought
this county will raise at least 5000
bales of cotton
There isIconsiderable immigration to
this county and good deal of landis
CHANGING hands and It good hgures.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Press kilograms.
THE CONQUERlNG HERO
Denies that !: s. ~ the
JAY eouLIMHffSFIED

NEW YORK. August 20-Superin-
tendent Rhinestone. of the Western
Union, was kept busy this morning
receiving applications for reinState-
ment from the striking operators.
About one hundred male operators
have been taken back since the strike
ended. Five more~were employed
this morning. Sixty ladies went out
on the strike, and of that number only
twenty were taken back. All line
rejected, with the answer that their
places are filled. Nealy all branch
offices are open this morning.
Jay Gould has expressed great salts
faction with Gen. Eckert's manage
ment during the strike and the sue
cess resulting from it. 1t is expected
the company will be able to find posi-
tionS for nearly all The strikers within
a couple of weeks. 1t is emphatically
denied there is any disposition on the
part of the company to punish the
strikers by refusing them employ
ment.
TO BE OPENED BY THE PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK. August 2O.-The
Western Union has been completed to
Cinabar, M. L, fifty miles south OF
Livingston, NJ. T., on the Northern
Pacific railway, from which point mes.
sages to the Hot Springs Hotel, Vel
lowstone Park, are delivered free by
pony expresses. The president and
party will be the first to use the line
DR.. Norvin Green, president of the
Western Union company, is at his
office to-day, after several months
trip abroad. The doctor was warmly
welcomed by the officers and employees
of the company. His trip has been Of
great benefit to his health, which ht
declares is better than before fol
MANY wears,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
ORIGIN OF YELLOW FEVER.

Yellow fever appeared as new dis
ease in the seventeenth century. BY
contrasting the condition of medical
science during the latter part of the
last century and that of this day, it
will be seen that the dreaded scourge
was as great terror then to the north
ern cities of the American colonies as
it is now to the cities of more south
ern ATTITUDES. In late address, deliv-
cred before the British Medical Asso-
citation, by DIR. Charles Chreigton,
which appears in full in the Medical
Record, some interesting facts, con-
corning the history and geography
of yellow fever, which go far toward
explaining the prevalence of this dis
ease i'll these two different quarters,
are presented. He says we are
apt to. locate yellow fever at the ports
bordering the Gulf of Mexico and
Brazil, but facts show that it had
been scourge in Philadelphia and
New England many years before its
appearance in New Orleans, where it
first broke out in 1886, while it was
first known in Rio in 1S49. However,
it does not appear to be latitude and
longitude that govern the distribu-
ton of the disease. The one thing
which covers its history and its geog-
raphy is, according to our authority,
the slave trade. He shows, like, one
j. Barry Strong. who wrote a pam
phlet on the same subject, which
many persons considered the strange
evolution of diseased brain,
that it has followed the course of the
ships engaged in the contraband slave
trade. The disastrous outbreak in
Barcelona in 1921 gave the first clew
to the connection between yellow
fever and the slave trade. Upon in
quiry, it was ascertained that there
had existed a great amount of dysen-
teric sickness among the human cargos
of the ships which had returned to the
Spanish ports, laden with merchandise
Immediately after discharging their
loads of slaves at the West Indies.
This was at the time of the regular
slave trade. and corresponds with the
Period of the outbreak of cholera in.
America, Spain and the west coast Of
africa These facts, which were dis
covered by DR.. Audouard, physician
employed by the French government
to investigate the cause of
the disease, suggested to him that