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WaHlreToE, April 20.-Kei pr'ceeds<
With the evidence. Brady's nevspater a.
perieuce was touched upon and the ssss-
ton vss made that he bought I'D svesT
secondhand psper that was for sale -
Washington, that be rented every pater
tbroggbout the country vh.-s
r1uld be rented ard that -
bought - every impeclnious correspc1&-
ent who could BE- corrupted. or. in ofi-er
words Brady hsd pursued tie same courur
'owards newspapers that lis c0lleaCN,.
Dorsey. had pursued towards The adminis-
irati0n.
Wilson objected IN vigorous terms 70 40
psuarture from evidence. and called up<.
he court % restrain the gentleman.
The court accnrtingly djured ksr % rEn
he wings OF his imaEiustlun and con fazr
himself strictly ~ the svidsncs.
Il an sUrry that my tsnpe- is not as sss.
a. rours v1uf honor. sad Er. Il Ia.
rranv evidsDoes o. The good intfnuJns -
reususrers.n fLaugfter
Ths Court-''l believe tuess rspe-s -
nut drinr uueh harm, sru.Tt 20 49,
Cwuersn
IN erplanstion a. point IN his arrr-
usrt. Ker displayed q rnap % ofe q -
-o-ss- 70 ne irry. The fo-ernnr u, u,cts~.-<
fhsf a. fnr - - uns ouucsrred - III 49,
al rho.urrnrtsd lpon his rrird. spf pn---<
ne msp - anothef juror. ard E@
hen V-5ce-ced - revisW Bradyt 49,
-rcr trs 49, ~ IN oFe<r-
T.. hr5nck -
u-ctnB><-
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M'KINNEY.

Presentation of Beautiful Banner.
McKINNEY. April 19.-TSpeciall-The fol-
lowing letter from St. Louis has been fur
nished your correspondent;
Col. Thos. II. Murray. President Texas Con-
federate Association, Mckinney:
DEAR SIR Prompted by sentiments Of
high esteem and fraternal regard tor our
old comrades in arms, and former fellow
soldiers and citizens, now residents Of your
state, who will meet with you on the occa-
sion Of your reunion in August next, and
feeling a Just pride in the history OF our
great commonwealth, which we know is
alike entertained by Themselves. we COM
mission you n present this banner to them
as testimonial Of our esteem and afiec-
ton. Very truly, your friends.
&C. RAINwATER.
JANIS BAUEERMAN.
The banner IL a magnificent suken one.
with tas. coat Of arms of the state OF Mis-
souri NSil in the center. An eagle mounts
the stsff and the flag is trimmed with gold
on fringe. cord End tassel. IL has been the
center Of admiring crowds to-day, and has
called forth many expressions Of the kind
est feelinrs Of goodwill toward the donors.
The Palace, a new saloon, was opened
lssf nieht oy the prince Of caterers, James
Ware. Pictures 70 please the fancy and de-
liebt he eve: billiard tables, chased and
mounted IN the latest and best style; car
fIefs soft 70 the touch and pleasant 10 walk
rI-on. and lastly. behird the bar miIOln-
rist whose skill would deliyht, even the ee1
Bacchus. McKiuney now slaims the pleas
antest and bsndsomest bar In Teras, out
side Of Galveston
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HOUSTON.
me shooting Tourn-msnt- Criminal Notes
Efr.

The Shooting Iournnmeut-tfimin nal = Otes.
Etc.
HoUsTos, April 10. - Especial = Fourth
day Of the state shooting tournament:
Shoot No. il-Tventy single glass balls,
thirty entries. I. A. Dollsrhide, twenty
Eve straight balls, first money, $50 jas.
Hucker Houston and J. d. Hocum, Of Den
ison. rot second money. $50. J. s. Simp-
ron and W. A Ryan, both Of Austin, d.
vided third money. so. After breaking
fwenfv-strriRht balls In the shoOt-of, J, J..
Wsiss. o. Houston, got fourth, tvsnty-hvs
pounds Of fobscco.
eweepsaskes-fIve piReons. thirfy-ons
yards riss. both barrels forty-one euIries !
pur.s. f3a0; frst money, flBl60. J. J.
Keiss. of Houston sec0Dd, ~ ", divided
hv 3. 7. Porter q Houston, I. ". Dollar
hids of Denison, D. " 9. Dun and jane
Huckrr. q Houston bird f6le0. divided
bT n H DUrnsy, o. Houston. and ". A
Rrnn. of Austin fyurtb. 800. r. Fgn-
tsins, q Hounon- Ths Tournament III
dos. to-norrOr-
II th< c-iuinrl court this morning, Psy-
tun Rsn1rIrh. fbe Der-o vbo kilise neEro
rnrnef Iohr Wsrner 81 q dnncs. Oct -
uns found ru1ty q murder IN tbs hrrt De-
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WACO
A Lively Dumbsr rHsht-Droppsd DsIa
-Era-, VIC.

a Lively Lumber Firhi-DropPed De1d
-Ers-, Etc.
w,oo. April 2o.-rspecisl-l-A lively
lumber firht is going on smong Our four
lumber dealers, which has resulted in low
erine The price Of lumber in Two days from
s22I50 70 50, which is the 1Fure for to-day.
There II no urospect Of an early c0mpro-
mise ns the ds.Iers annOnnoe that they
III frht Il out 20 the bitter end.
me s.les srs besvy In consequences q
-educ-d prires.
M Rsnsorn l. More . yUung married
unrItn. drUppsd dead 81 ber home IN Esst
Wsro. 81 n o'clock lnrt night, q henrt Die
So she vns buried to-osy.
Al tnrher uf Tsras vsferEns let here
ftis rno-ulrr f1r Bslton-
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seeligsOn & Co. VS.. Foster n Co.. frosa
Travis county, and Bowder vs.. Kelley q
al. from Travis county.
ReinTated Home Bitters Co. vs.. Dan
iels d Co.. from Travis county.
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CHEMISE.

Cambria Chemse, trimmed with Torchon
Lace, S12O; Cambria Chemise, fine en-
broidery and tucking, S1.45; Cambria
Chemlse, woke shirred and trimmed with
Nainsook Embroidery, $L75; Pompadour
Yoke, of very superior quality of EN-
broidery, at 81 10, and fifty other styles at
all prices.
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CHENISE.

Muslin Chemise, plain band, &c.,; Good
Muslin Chemise, trimmed in Hamburg
Embroidery, tucked and rutiied, Soc; Bet
ter quality and finer Embroidery 6oc.;
trimmed in inc quality of Hamburg, all
round yoke, 75c.; trimmed with Hamburg
Edgipg, woke of very fine tucks, Soc.
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the following cases Dresser " the
STATE. from Gaudalupe euurfv
HiIlinYd W. the STATE, from Traris
county; EDWARDS ". the staie, Rom Travis
cguuty. Jones ". the state, from Trsris
90 1nfy. Acosta ". The Stste, from Hares
COUNTY; Herrera ". TIE etate, from Wilson
county; sims ". the STATE, from Bssfrut
couuty; Neely " the Stste, from Dsllas
county.
Tbs apreai vas dismissed IN the msfter
q Ire lnfernatiOnai A Grsnf Northern rnil-
vny ". sarnCra. from 1fsvis couuty.
NE frllcwinr weft reTersed and rernan1-
80 1hcnas ". ths etnte, ron Dalas
corrtT, Van NCy "a ne stnte, frun Fnr-
rir cCurtT5 ErlrruEs- ~. ne etHte. from
Gus1alup< c0urfT, n c1lsston ~ ~
stnte, run bsrr courty.
n urlicn e. dr1ie wns CTsTrlsd :
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IN, dear Class Bslle," said she In
TIE saIictest ooo1dsocs, II got . chill
t'oehee day, and made up my mind
% provide myseaf with one o( thoSe
eoanblnAtjon suits Of undaEolothing,
with The vest and draWos9 jn one
eooliDuouo 9aSmoot, inGee0d o( being
seposate1 q tbo waist. / bought
soano heavy caehmeeo and got . paper
pat1esn thot I thooght Woud DC ne.
/ had beeo told that this arrange
meat was extrsassly comfortable, the
shoaldsss ard thes0 being 10 hslt 70
The dsawses. That ps0mised well,
bat just note Tie 11st result. Have
yoa soem The fanny tyoaeefs some
am0 Wo9n In the minstTol shows,
with The srats saGging alDeet to The
0oog? That Vas tho Way with ny
eouDbi0alion suit The pg0postiono
of ~ vest and trousoes, you under.
seand, did not answer ny require
me0t1. Well, I made s0ch altesa-
tioae . seemed judiejoss, a.d 1 have
eot the pesky thing o. now. It =
lilly ii9iag n q nv bst. l -
= though I W. carrying myself by
the strips ovss my :hosldes.. The
body being % much shorter than NY
own, / am fairly beat By Il, - though
I NJ The bow and Il was The string.
Hut that h not ALL It y too narrow.
/ would not know which way ] waa
valking II I did not )ook down
% 80 tie directjoa my toes pointed.
You have heard q tie mother who
made her boys psntiss with NO s)aeo!
behind, % that every time be leased
forward IN the doorway be found
himself boosted down The steps:
Well, my, dear, that b exactly my
Predieame0t. 90 don't ask me TO b
seated"
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They were . pair from the eoun-
tyy. peshape on . ''bsidle tower" AZ
they walked up Pifth avenue the
yosns man peinted oat this and that
resident - 6eDonging 70 NJ. 1oand-
30, althos gh u was the nrat time be
vao ever oa the street. "Those pe0-
plo muse b swfal Sicl,," sighed tie
xirl at last. "Yaas, raihes. coaasosta-
e. o6." "What Do you suppose
they work at ''Oh, they a5o sll
spoeulaaoss." ''Why dLn't you
seeealale?'' she tinily inquired.
'Canss W have1't any opportunities
ID eur town, "hs pgoaiptly answessd.
'Hesela New YoSk thesolo Q foEtune-
telles - every corner and . women
who dreams about stoeAy and wheat
and oaeo In the middlo a the block
ard ie's No wonder theae folless hoep
% the money. I could Do TIE same
thing II ~ hod ss0o enc In oo1 town
Who wae under the dog star and
nsrssd On the milkyway."-Detrois
Free Hxa.
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''Tlanes WoelD Weoden," - the
Vouoo ~ Whso - Oot married
a1oe . tAirtooo yeoSs' eo0sl1h1p.
ThWo ~ - many i11beDege n
1Js1a1A that peeSoo uving tbses
oQght - know SSoaE 0ea).
Hsoooo03oo, e hoopo HloD n1a1o.
eseassaU 1o9 esso116g, aesss . -
0oel 0ego ~ ~ monulhseugoss tha0
& ooeD ~ thelr 91asA
Ha1ont nediciaes are 1eW una6e q
oo1ogoe 1o119, psOttY 49,. nove4o'
~ a0vogeisiag and hlth. The )ateee
bslag ~ e1sa6lvo psi1eleae.
Al oennaiae II . church at Provi-
3eeea =. L, ssaieyeo ~ 3cceeoey
~ poayi19. ''0h, deor, what eoa ths
A esahbed Cd bocbsloe nyD:
''Whoo min hllD, u - 80 -
blDoe h0lf q to0 umbgoo1A 1Aey olo
levsl6 II - tekss ths biGgoe half
the1 ase uass3ed."
"Y0, lnheed," )" yeaorked . soe1sty
bo)1o % hee 9ooa pa9o0e, II ~ ny
pea1ogo 0lgh6 aod moe1laG d011ng
1ast; 80 0lght . veil - cut q the
W0gl6 - Oue q tho Gashio0."
Deaatilsl ''ealllng," s1gde-6ear
kjaQ aa0 - eee.........A Ie16e banter
- 16)D0W oodeovog1ag 70 oePeore .
VtdoW. ......ra6e ts1l16-atnek % The
soew With - peovtsioos sbeoTd.
It'll sasd that sose threats venisb
49, eoeaaee4 IN 9 a!lk naeeeee>
eaSeG. 0eedng . ean ~ Q oelk ose.
% Pr ~ A. oeoooe " nec3
oo9ot 70 novo toe souse euoos.
An aothae vho wae sa)egi1ing hie
0wn Woek - eootainioG Doch ''lbOd
~ thought, !" W. SaGher tokoa haek
by ~ SounaEk a Q iyio0d, ''They
nv eootain he'd lpr thoaght, bat 4
= VEuteho11y ooo6od."
Loed Toutesdso, q one time Chan-
eolloe q 4oelnod, explred with .hsse
WoedD q u, Nh: '30oatle0sa q
~ iary. - MI 1ov co0oide9 your
vecdicfh Isee6 Hes1aod. ~ Scotch
judee, sajd q bis death bed, 's0uilty,
kns rrco,rn,: nitti to the mercy Of tie
Cvurt."
4 ,,o.,,s ~o.o.n M H.n,,,.rv
or:S.s~ S -. ~ nac,ei,e6 NJ :
~ -. 80 ~ =. M. y 49, ~ Gv.
;~ ~ e ~" ~ "a s;sSt ~ =. ~.
za~~ W;ri, IN, ~ ~ =; ..,fsr.
s.;:s the Gss~sn ~ ,sfion M: st-
ssi1ed : Sessse al eiviiiseaion vhich
- vell nast other peoole 10 the
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q ~ ~. M - IN inG1a A
h0nVY ~ a409m nReVn1ls ~ u
I0ilr9o10 70 6)oo1cn1o1
.- -.
Do111o0 ~ ie0n0i 4 rNnG100o1100
DSkinR 1hn1o6o0 Nteoi014 0000gi.
q ~. An bas1eeg Yin - s1sPeoa,
o1a9a sogviooO V11l - ~ II viIiooD
ehure6eA
a.p.~ ,e..a ~....~... 49,.
<hsetsc ~ - ~ .iiis ~ Ss.scsS.
Olig ag0 ~ pgodoelag 80 tAi6a
o( t1ooI oeeoe1fy. A no96er ~
Iuoa6oG Win - 6hut deWn thto veok
ooeonDe q u scarcity 81 A0A
pssee q whooe
NV Ynax 1a.reA -1l,,t,e
skosEs sra Gnirlv aeeive. IIeico -.
$1,000 ~ - oeg9 Heeo wv
- - 0 Anee oa1e ~ o9O,
1oooe Ceoeot1aeea = ~ 8 olIo
~ @ 1t y 49, y eoo2 1ne
sesO Oey Wssos01so4&
NV Yoax. 1asrsh A-Tha Wark.
er1 Ueioo TSaoorHoh ea1ooov ~
6oeiioi n l1SAf ~ s4oia hailli10
q eeoVeY 80 Uo soSeeo w
.Ss.cs.s1:ea .S cs.s1:e.a.. % ~. SS
a s1'o - 's'
|" oos9oo ~
LAvprnol a. NaaeA IA 90
- SanGS1er "a AaoeSh villia1a
- ~ q rooooe1iV0ly !. ~ M
~ nv M ~ nafehSc IT. hSV
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AAvooooy NJ ~ HasD1o0 rAy.
49, w. ,s.,,> e-r>. s,...
,.S;~. .s4isss foSav n 4ol1l
ss..ISc ~ ~ .Ss.s.S ~ r. ~.
1s.:.s ~ IN ~. e;..;tss.eNef :raeseej n
~ Ycrx hVa ~ neufoofoot olofKy
~ - n ~ fri0Sno0e6 to
sSoss ~ - ~ fhsir nlSis. I oo9ll
..ss;.Se 49, -. "A ~ env -.
ss.,e. ~ vS ~ "..s;isS. n ~ exnika -
!ms; !s; ~ ~ ,sesiysa ~ s.SoessSs1f
~ ~ Ts,fSoiie wiof in IN
T.s.ieo AHeShieSon Alea1nnv. ~
S - 1S1ss.. ..SsSse.. .~scsehs ~
~ T0...;4 T~tSss.. ~ vrifer ~
.t stt ~ ~. rsie.r.si "a = ~
~ ,,srf.sr.saseo Veaf if ~ v0gy
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The Piulo Indians have heard ef
~ great qaail eating hsat. An Ar
tin 1ndlo1 o6ess % Wage5 his &quew
aGniaot any consideration eqanlly
vsluobje n hie eyss, that be Win sst
three dueks . dAy for . whole year.
3a3d - to . eo6Tu.Po00ent q the
Eneeypviee: "Whege6 q una0's eoe
um Qooalse I bst uol m0oa1 I ct
~ dsee0 quajls evssy daV a)lse
ti0o. WhalSes matter qo111s3 Dan
Good RSub, yea 1t. 16olo0 come
- hin. Show NJ Quail."
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"Have goa had . JOB 70 day, Ti@?"
ipauisod ! well-knoVn Degsl geatle.
naen q the equally wellk1ow1. jolly,
foeid-6aeod I'd 6rayHsan, whos Sal1
o. shino. su0Des q winter, = 51soly
absent fiom hts post 70 nsout of The
Nlohigan Exchange.
'.Bcdad, I did. sOs."
"How nlaoy:''
''Oa'y tW0, ser."
'.aov nuch did you get for bolh:''
''0lviney eiaos, sor:"
s'6ovoney cent! How IN Tie world
d you expeet 70 live and keep =
hoC1o q seve0ty eeols . day."
s'53oane dsys / havs hal( . dosea
jeha. ct; bot biznss hxs beea dull
1o-1ay, eor. On'y tbs haeli1g Of .
thr0Sk fsr . as9nlilman for iesty e1nts,
a. 3 loadl . lnrsitsre far thirty
80: ~ these was tho poeD s00 The
ki11lio. an TIE dlvjl oo'y knows
pko1; . & lead, sor."
'.Do yo0 carry bak )oods q hoooo-
I'D aeodD ~ thisty esees9"
''06o ~ . pooe Wildly, 81, a.
~ - 0oeo - give ne. / toek'an
e -: 81. e. = s:d:s, ct; -. . ~ ~.
-"
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Al a1sl,;e, though sooneWhat d..
Ioeated, AnIesieun waG - hie way,
TIE CHER day. to the city q 1oseoo.
He hod, with that thirty 1ogoehoQght
q BIZ nation, secured = lower beslh,
and Was meditatisg upoa Tie VI.
don q entbefing hb body behiod
tho eogte3ns Vhen ho Wao aoeooeod
by ~ Englishuaa II . twoed soie.
Tho E1C3iot npan W. a IN amp1e
ueooeooc. and ~ ~ cir of ooo who
hsd be. pasts1sd % n"ta'" eh"ss
"You Vim excuse me-" said b Of
TIE tweed suit, ''bst ~ ! 1ight In
sssp!ss:..!';s sps =; yoa have 's' ''v''
:Yo. b.t your hs>." replied Il.
my sister," said the owDss at TIE
vSich n Ssuoed ewkv,sd. 20 kaow:
The fact h." a6dod tho E19lishmao,
viii frank urha.jty, ''i'as 1opaeaeast
foe lodiee - cll0b - paee . 0en 10 .
lower besth. Now, might ask yoe,
olr. y Do ~ tbo exts01oe 6v0e os
occupyiog TIE upper bsst6 and pes-
nittj11 ~ siste1 % take years. :"
The Tequose Wae scarcely pge66eIed
vhea The Anesjean, viii TIE 1nl.
lont5y q . geauine Yank, heses0ed
1oaassse hiS English aequaiDtanee
that nethlng eos)d give hin Does
u1eoanye than % b u aesvice 70 the
y 49, a.,,...,.. ...,.>,.~ ~
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'zSvs.iiss 'ssS v'd' 9 sa1aa'6sssse
plisassso.
1gDWO J0114
Cneumbesp Voeo oo9lln4 in New
York The othss day g . hatSs 0o))as
~ EiSrtmo,eth has rsllved lsoo ~
Inler1,ollegiats Baseball AsDaelo-
ton.
,,c dsbt daring Fsesuagy = absat
''Si CSiSs.,a, It Chico, Cal, wee
S,OO It ten lew nighlssgo. eaa cap
Nal els oontA
Coinage q vasloae Di1te ~ rsb.
rpsry, ~ ~, - q which cAyloo,-
M ~ stendos0 0eoloSs.
Tha Honoo o1h0g11o0 tho Al10gDey.
0ensrsl % pay Chas10 II. Red II
hn services in dslsoalng 0ul1eae.
Illipois and wleee9G1e aS4 4nkoly
n dishopd thUi4 0lDoe0o ~ Tooho1n4
4, anuropgiale mo0oy ~ - oDppoge
The boy peeoe6e9 6ag11so0 q 6es0-
ducting : ssvival - Dssaese, IN
Five huadssd slnosss hsvo pso(6aed
'ops SsSsey W. Rss.. .z-.snI.r 4
ConeTess fteo Aaeas1A Ne, H.
instou Friday.
There b 70 b - g. fats1ek'S day
uerode u Phlla1e1p6ia, aD0 u
soney sst asDde ~ 0o pospoDo Win
he dsvnted % charity.
Ex.Prssldoot Dias, q 1e1jeo, aad
his escogt arrived at New Os9oaaD
Friday, and we1e lbg1ally yseelvod
.n1 welcomed by ~ eoeY 0oeAog3l3o1.
The Cleveland Furnace Company,
ouee.tiUg leaGed works 6 6ee1ee1-
vine, Ohlo, y lueolvooe III llabl)+
ties sre )oo.0 90: asDolD aboot 80.
third.
The lste Nm. May Austls, q
WaehinGtoa, Ga, Wao ~ motbe9 q
no jen t6as fosty-ibor ehijdsoa. 0lx
times he toFe three Infants alo
birth.
John Walsh, VIE NJ asrested ID
Havse o. ThugSdAY toAeoo1eee3oo
,"s..a:S | .&es1isC a. NJ YerS ~.
..,S.v
ra,~tyv a.ld Ia a hEaa,A -
- fhsf Vcsier1 - ~ 6rso1.
iul: that Western intesvieWess Wsso
terrible and that her trip was . great
Ic...,,o, aA>r,,.>. ~ 6a..e-s. 1.
.-s;o.,siv. IN sn1 csnno3 ,sHeiS ~
The dcetos. are saxiouo ahoat ~
.,,.Aifiom Ana n 4 sola fl,ore r aaneep
~ his 1vin~'
~. s"-ss,a.%,..,.,,H,. ~ ~,>> ~
.-..t;.s ~ ~ Hsiis.s~ ~f,S~,s.s.c ~
Es.s,,s.sr~ - .s:i.1si~c5 TS.rsssv
- .i:..,.ion 1,cs~ ~ s.,rsss.:.
s;..st of M s1.te
~ .s.c.,se - ~ ~ Il. e.,,.~~ h..,Hh ~
.x.T,sssss.r pm ~ s.eS.Se "Shis
s.s,i ~. ~ -. sssS "a ~.
s..i......, ~. S.1..Ss~ e0..~cse ~.
H.t...s.. =. ~ ~ IN '''
~ .,ev S.1f~~ ~ E- n.,as,.a
8OS Vooy euo4DSDO - EVVW ~ 00OVO
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NEW Yo0x, llageh G-The airoet,
% q - 0a01aeean o6ooD eooh 6
z c nss!a.& - n44(1A 4esIaeate 80
Coeeean OooeQo oa 96eKeoz Q, . 0eD-
b0e( ~ el9b a0d eooDs e&00o60o
ot Allogleo = eooto1t in ~ touSn0-
Oe0t ID l0o6oQ DnRt mn0th.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

DIX. NlNTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY Me-
PHReTlCUA, Gurus all kinds 0f Kidney
and 1o0dlef Couaplainia. 00n0eShEa. 0lses.
Leuo0gsh0a. eof sale by oil druggists: u
q M,tele. a. slx battles f0S %.
iii. NINTlE'N DANDELJUN PILLS
are Tie lest Aihl cheapest DYSPEPSIA alsA
BlLLIcUs cure In the market. For sale BY
oll d6uGxisoD. %ep0
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

A laee, lasl>l Mn, all eomplete And In
P104i0S oeAer. d ls0 ono DUQSi10 C1oshes.
= 10 H1ssi'y. lcSs,se e":s,uAr- 9:
lf99svtf Dao0ook, Montana.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

z A.a.S ~ Asltsec ~
ollity, Exhausted
vitality, seminal
.Oakno0, Spersv1a-
o0gvoM0,L00 NAN
HOOD. lmI,eeeilcy,
Paralysis. PI0ss. .
t0gSh0o, AMI Ill
the terrible effects o!
0o3f 4 6uso. ynoh-
lul fOlljes and ex-
0nnnna In MAt1nYeT
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-10

0sns On apDlao .tton ~ letter, Atstins
aympeoono, o0X ana Hto. CO1lsuuOlcaelOaan
s1TiG4ly e000dontIal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

Advices from New Mexico say that
General Crook broke camp at Wilcox
the other day, and started for Guada-
ioupe Canyon with 800 troops, 200 In.
dian scouts and 81 wagons. In talk
with General Crook the Indian scouts
told the General they wanted him tn
lead them against the Chiricahuas I'M
til all were exterminated Or captured
as they could not hope for peace on.
the reservation themselves ueless that
was done. The expedition was admir-
ably appointed and supplied for 90
days. On the arrival at Guadalupe
Canyon Cap. Crawford and Lieut..
Gatewood, commanding the scouts.
with one company of troops under
picked officers, will penetrate the fast
nesses of the Sierra Madre maintain :
and the remainder Of the command will
be posted along the boundary. Cap.
Dougherty has been ordered to join his
command at Fort Aapche. to guard
against trouble with the mountain
Apaches.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

The diamonds displayed in Washing
ton last week by Diaz family, or so
much of it as is swinging round the
the circle with the Mexican ex-Presi-
dent, are reported to set the ladies of
the Capital wild In a bracelet that
Mrs. Diaz wore at an afternoon receipt
ion in her honor, there was a single
stone of twenty carats, as well as
several solitares. This bracelet was
composed of several tiny bands OF
gold linked together, forming several
rows, each having diamond on it,.
Her earrings had each two very large
solitaries, one below the other. One
set of diamonds which her husband
presented her when they were married,
fifteen months ago, cost $50, 900, and
including earrings, brooch, pendant,
necklace, and tiara for the head.
Another set was bridal present from
the present President of Mexico. The
best of it is that Mrs Diaz is young,
pretty and accomplished enough to
bear all this sparkling splendor,- EX
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

"THE GArE's AJAR."-An Agent Of
the Denver 81 Rio Grande railway.
passed West yesterday and left lot
of posters at the depot with the above.
significant heading. The posters in
form the travelling public that "thc
monopoly" abiding TO the Union Pa
cifc, "is broken" and that the new
road is now completed from Salt Lake.
City East, and will be opened to Og-
den about the LIST of May, after which
the road will be prepared to transport
passengers and freight East at reduc-
ed rates Ex.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

jack-knifc, 25 cents month. Wear
ing a silk hat. 5 cents quarter. Air
for breathing, 10 cents per cubic foot.
Sunshine, from 10 to 25 cents per day,
according to area shone upon and gra.
dation of temperature.
Rain water, all caught without per
mission Of the Rain and Cloud Fur
nishing Company, subjects the often
der to fine and imprisonment.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

In Probate Court of Boise County, l. T..
In the matter of the estate of VIM. Grow
ley deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned administrator of the
above named estate, IL the creditors of
and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers. within four months
from the first publication of this notice.
to the undersigned at his Office in Idaho
City, Boise county, Idaho
S. C.. SILSBY, Admir-.
April 81, 1SS3.w4.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

A friend of the family brought
young Crichter game of Patience.
The youngster did not seem to be en-
chanted with the present; however be
thanked the giver and said, at is re-
ally for me, is it," Certainly, my boy
81 can do what | ike with it?n "Of
course "Well, l will sell it TO you
for 10 cents. - From the French.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04

Somerville takes the first prize for a.
tender-h hearted man. He is so sensl-
tive he cannot bear to see or hear his
wife saw wood, and when she tackles
the bucksaw in the cellar he puts on
his hat and walks out of the house.
[SomerviIle Journal.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-05-04
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY, IDAHO,
APRH. 81, 1893

fAffs : !. ICCo-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE.
~ that the following-named settler has
filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Boise City, on June 9th
1888, viz: Roland H. Robb, OF Boise coun~
~, Idaho, for the SNylf NW1f Sec. 3, and
.SEl4 NEIL and N1a SCH See 4, TIP 6, \
K ? f. He naiaes the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation OF said land. Wig;
Abraham l.. Rinearson, of Boise CITY, Ida
no, Garner Miner, of Horseshoe Bend,
Idaho, Henry III. Clark, of Horseshoe
Bend, Boise county, Idaho, Pardon NJ +.
Brown, of Horseshoe Bend, Boise county
Idaho. ID. p. B. PRIDE, Register
May /, 1eS3w4.