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II you are awonlan and would contribute
your influence to redeem humanity from
It's numberiess ills. make all things els q
subordinate TO health. II you possess this
lnestimAele treasure you may transmit the
same, and your offspring may rise up and
cal! you blessed. To secure this II WI be
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. -''', v
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The police continue to impound the va.
grant bovine, and the denizens of the sub.
urbs are loud in their wall and energetic in
sary to release their peripatetic dairy from
duranCe vile,
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The Dog War.

All CANNES innocent of muzzle or tag are
are warned by these presents that on next
Monday the policeman and his co.adiutor,
the Mexican with the lasso. will begin the
midsummer round up. Energetic meas.
ures will be taken to rid the city of its SUI.
y 'rtluity Of uuowned and vicious dogs.
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University of Virgini,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tpire wcet,
begin 18th July. 1888, and end l2,h sep,emba
Have proved of signal use--lst 10 students W
design to pursue their studies at tn s or otf!
Law Law school; "a, to those who propose to rel
mad the advantage of systematic instrnc,iJ
For circular apply P. @, On yersity Of Va
1ohN h MINOR. Pyof. Com. and Stat Law
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Charged with Theft.

ord was arrested yesterday by
,er Nolan, and locked up, on the
stealing So from George Cannon.
rs that Cannon, who was drink.
lin the money to keep for him.
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CLEARING
Come a
avenge the o.
stems, creedsana
avenge the O
stems, creedsana :.
sain,, the America % utterlv NJ.

Jain. the America q. u,,or,vN
a acc0mmodats.s IGionlS The English
,,-l.6bits and cns,"n,s ninsel at once to the
round him Tba E y. tne leople who sur
able federation ~ rencn1Hp's incompar.
peculiarly. social n ~ ,,tecoRaAfon Of every
srs rare makes him one Of vi a. = s.rahg,
n ,n'y ~ the very beginning. The Gasi
nan Is Just, fair In his dealings and t,. uel,
Al own business. But the Americaos
"a a. me American is a law unto hims ~,
en S %sm nm everything and everybody. He
man Il .a S,! iahd with the belief that every
ahooded harlot. One can hear XIV woman oman
me length ola street and near him him swear se,H
Sse length OF two streets. As the host s .a,n
ne laughs at II. He would s soes
WIZ hali drunken men rarely S sneer
y; mb h;a ne can get his pantalno on,
- ..-I us Soots be is happy. When he ca1
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%Ritcher's remedy for sicklyan d
yi,ldren. Castoria is not narcotic
tars less, pleasant and prompt. When
lid has health, the mother can rest.
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jceilamenus 6Mauts

UTlD-A yHITE GIRL TO COOK
w b and inn fer tao persons. Apply
to HAT, sapcr Brothers. jun:6-5t
XxytD-A 1RiT.CLAsS DRY GOODS
Wk,an wanted Apply TO Goldsmith
Biotli Elm pcct. jupSO.tf
WIDELY GENTLEMAN AND LADY
wv or two tie unfurnished south rooms
con nt to the l,stOtlice, Address X. He'-
add june
XHfED-A YIUNG MAN THAT UNDER
WINDS the ere of no SEES, and can make
hithseful abot the place, and must be of
tome hhblts' inquire al Robert Ogdens.
Eye. iun27.4t
WED-A COB SERVANT TO COOK
Vhd wash foa small family; acceptable
refes required Apply 10 JONES & MUIR
PHeal Estate gents. Office, No. 700 Main
81 jun26.tf
(kTED-A COD 30, K.KEEPER WITH
Wood referele Address boz No. "a.
,kTkD-Yo stop ut the NATIONAL
MOTEL. Rt-class Accommodations at
riable rate My ONE DOLLAR AND
FTY-FlvE aNrs PER DAY. Board and
ltg from 81 so 81 per week. The build.
iibrick, with rec stairwavs ". case of fire
fed in the buaess porilon Of the city. only
Auare from sset'car line, and one SQUARE
Texas Il Pace and Missouri Pacific Denot
ienient to patngers coming or going over
,r road. divus a trial, and be convinced
you can get I'D accommodation and save
Ply oy stoppiIat the National. w. W. Ward
)rietor ian1o. ivr
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Found.

CouND- kDLEoF LACE THE OWN. |
L or carmc by proving properly ard
paying for Advertisement, by applying TO !
Mrs. ~ Wbo!d, corner Portland aud Cadiz
streets. iunsn'i, |
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A Fledgllng Blackstone.

Mr.. Sam p. Morris, OF Grand Prairie, was
granted license to practice law, in the dis.
trict court this morning. He passed very
.r,aditable examination,
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SST---~ST
CLLDURNE

CLrpunsE, June % -tCo$pondence. j.
The last section Of the Clubhouse dome
IL going up. A town clockHll be placed
J t@Oe.
iiiman Smith, Of this c delivers nd.
ses 10 citizens Of Tempt their second
lversary next Friday,
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

If you arc going to the Mineral Wells In Pslo
Pinto county, never buy your tickets on the
70 lose your money There are always tuf.
tcient number Of hacks at the railroad station
tMillsapl TO convey you to the wells witbos
relay. They charge Is cents extra n yc~
YOUR tickle, on tho tra'-
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LkTED-A GOD 30, K.KEEPER WITH
wood referele. Address box No. "a.
Nr SALE,

VIZ SALE "A iOD PONY, SADDLE AND
bride; JOB LOWE, Compress, corner OF
ttln and Ross ienuc. jun3o. II
OK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOAN
office al IL teain; no old goods, Address
% Box 327, l! II, Texas jun27. Al
iOR SALE ALUABLE ELM STREET
properly, }. T51s and 7O7, 33x2l O. in the
part OF city. lply to J. W. Siraus, or F. G
pore. or J. ) liver. jun1 Inn
.oK SALE LEAsE-THE TRINITY
Mills properllS miles northwest of Dallas
n the Missourlcific railroad, containing I'D
cres of land, Ia cultivation, balance in Tim.
IT; together " Touring mill, &C., or will sell
~ mill alone Case the same for the season
ddress I, G, KENDALL, 4OS Main street,
a,las, lex ..!--- junl9-lmo
ToR sALE-.sIDENCE AT CORNER OF
1 HARDWOOD Wood streets. For 4, rms
lppls to GEOIN ALDRIDGE. jup6.Im
u OR sALE-fOOD FARM CONTAINING
Z $50 acres, Hes south of Dallas. on The
prairie; 800 acienclOsed; 1856 In Guilty alton.
remainder In 4; everlasting spripg water.
houses on theml,es; 10 acres in the timber:
viii be sold oIy terms; price, $40 per acre
Apply to D N, SIG HARDWOOD street or tn
PRATHER &pRY Elm street Mayo Inn
LOR sALE1 RESIDENCE, 500 ERyAy
L street. y NEWS0M. may!S.tf
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WIS Bronchial Troches are excellent
.reliet OF hoarseness or sore throat.
exceedingly effective. "--TChristian
rLoEdon. England.
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cd go,mm.a.

AFTER pess h1ur., OF more
properly sape, a,s night, the bu.
siness ofR tho BERALD here
after W ilYovsd TO the editorial
rooms uPIs, SO AZ to aecommo.
date tho ho desire to transact
with the any business at a late
hour. = therefore, who find
the busir hiee closed in the even.
ings. wYply to The foreman of
he HER after this hour in the
editoriams, who will attend TO
the MA, hand
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LOEB & FREIBl!.$sss !; !:
FRANK Wins WI Ssnyt aHhss

lNOever who can do anything
TRY had better stay here.
Only w tropics, Mexico is poor.
lNellnh lroads will pay In twenty
W0vun't dollar and ten cents on an
Teler'a dollar out OF the mines.
- cattle ranges are q myth.
-. for colonists, the Americans can
.sy succeed by emigration. If they 60 in
3 Sarties they will be murdered. II in
YES they will starve. The only pos.
su NO utilize Mexico at all is for the
ioN>0 yes to take 1t body and soul, then
H. That, however, will never be
Neutrality-suspicious. Edwards in the
IS SSGazette.
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7 fnraiitnal.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL Omen,
September 5th closes June, 1884. Unsurunssef
IN Its Location, In It's buildings and grounds: n
It's gene raj appointments and sanitary arrar,er
ments,; Its full corps of superior and experi
fenced teachers Its unIivalled advantages ii
music, modern languages, elocution, fine arts
physical culture, and instruction I'm the tbeor,
and practice of book. keeping; the successf,i
efforts made to secure heath, comfort and ha NJ
piness Its opposition To extravaganza: N
standard of solid scholarship. -,
nS FOR full particulars apply TO the Principa
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there IL anything in t6.,b tina. will
one ioretaste OF helt, anne repre-.
IL, that thing Is neuralA II is the
refinement Of torture. But v isl SIM
ME and inexpensive remedv ~. John
sons Anodyne Liniment snt up into
the head will give instant reli(
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N said swll be opened. Each bia u,,.
'ccosmped with a check or daft far r must
!: OF lhnou 4 Of said bid, ceriitied ar per
9 respble bank. and enclosed ,iI ~ a. TO by
'pe ind.d Bids for Courthouse al en-
ne bitd9 whom the contract is aw.,,,,
% reed % enter IL to a contrsc, asm VA ,s1
good efes, IN the sum OF S,a 6 st,e co Uohd
ca for faithful Performance os Sondi.
and special conditions as nav ms hn ! con- d;
u by tgommissioners' Court: wbe Te mxed
checSl 6ereturned to him. otbserrst,upon
BE- foled g Harris comfy. 0Til ba Sbsstit
IN Psns oids not accepted win be r saerHs
'ymeTill DO N ade for materials b,,r,,..,
ln~rit INTO the building and labor is nee
ied az WORE progresses on the certissps per
Y snrtendent In sums OF not les sI lay.
y le, PEI cent out Of each estim sah
"a wp reserved until final payment "'e'
ans sprinted specifications ara IN ~
d thchiiecf, Z. J. Duhame, and e ehe Of.
ponnielEs Office, where they can a he 81 IN
led a.stimates made therefrom. oe eN'
my Il bids. "' 'isht 70 re-
p. !. HaAMBLEN. County JUDGE
.s'o. 80 junl5.l5t
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DIS of stone are daily arriving from
,.ry Of the Texas Stone company
-lsap, for the new opera-hOuse.
ner.stOne of the building will be
ceremony some day next week.
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Str ucd.

SrRAYESE Two.YEAR:oLD IRON.
~ gray nblt; branded On right shoulder
with stool u halteron. Finder " i'll rt ceiye
20 rewardretuIning her 10 me. j. b.
nAlCH, iunn7 1w
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PERKY COMPENDIUM OF EIlN

- uasa Joke In every para. ~
graph. and 4 laugh IN everv line Contain
the escapades OF PECK's HAD BOY AND
us PA, anu oil the masterpieces Of the great.
cat humorist OF the day, A literary marvel. 100
Y y, trations. Price, BY mail, o. ia AGENTS
WANTED Terms and aughable Illustrated
"snd secdre choicc Of Territory. :" ''"'' 'o'
4. PEALE d Co. u LouiS No
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,5 Sio1Sss!amation Gontinurd)

sd0ntiol ,S..s"aWatlon Gonfinurfl)
ments d. senon OF said pro,,oT,.-5 -,o..,,--~
said eyletfio,'o as Tuition.
ing plaSt Of snail be held a, the sev.rs, MIL
eral cot {niss ~ "a. election Precincts Of ,ss ,sv.
by the Iofcsrs ms ms state, and viii be conSuci.d
made in cOniofuh,US' ains the same, end returns
and in col'or%i,,yy with the laws Of this state
proean patton, With the provisions Of MS
sssSnnony whereof have hsrs,a
lis, ofth .u my name and caused The sesi
Of aN. s,ste TO be affixed. al The ~
b, iS Ss this first day Of June A
By the Governor nN IRELAND, Governor
JOS: W BAISvs e,..
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City Court,

a. A. Brown, loud and boisterous
- dismissed.
, j. White, intoxication; fined SIS.
4 Tom Clark, intoxication; fined
8. George Cannon, intoxication: dis
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laying from Is to 80 per cent. We
AN certainly expect as much mere
Those who subscribed to this hrst cotto'
factory will certainly be entitled 10 ae
thanks this community, and the grow .srs,
who will never do anything but grow'a can
take back seat.
But before this first factory can. Dc built
the people of this city have to. eome for
ward and subscribe the balance oFthe stock.
Every man must do his cInty, and II a
united effort is made the remaining 800
shares can be and ought to b. taken within
three hours.
We mentioned that next Monday, July
Ind, subscription lists. will be opened at the
following places: A Jams e. Leonard, City
National bank, Exchange bank. Flipper
foue & Lobit, oliver & Griggs, T. l.. Mar
us, Schneider Il Davis, Merchants ex'
WnSe and A. Oppenheimer.
liz hope the people of Dallas will do theil
OiiO. Let those who have subscribed
increase their subscriptions or try
ct their friends to sign. If the sub
on will be completed by Monday, and
lpe it will be, for the good name Of
q e then the directors can call the first
by ABOUT the 10th Of July, aud
IN the payments will not all be com
until ten months from now. still the
can be in running order before 1885
Jpleted its course.
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A motion was then made by Judge A..
III. Field that the resolutions be adopted,
and spoke at some length in favor OF the
resolutions, and in eulogy of Judge w. IL,
Price. He was followed by A. w. Nowlin,
Judge II. Il. Burke, r. b, Seay, ID. IL.
Morrow, Colonel John Q. Mccoy and 9th.
ers. The reso' utions were then unani-
mously adopted.
Motion was then made by Colonel d. A.
Williams, that Colonel J. NJ. Stemnons be
appointed to present the resolutions to the
district court, AMI r. b, Seay be appointed
to present them to the county court.
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: Faded articles Of all kinds restored to
their oril pal beauty by Diamond Dyes.
Perfect simple. 10 cents, at all drug.
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ncy 10 lend.

L0R ii AN PREPARED 10 / END
L $500, Ohnd, lots, unity bonds and
land noteskonable rates and satisfactory
time. up SIMPSON, for Scottish Am,
Mort CO.; stern Mort and Investment
Co, limi,epundce Mort. and Trust Co.,
limited. H., y
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CAPTAIN PRICES FUNERAL.
Meeting Of the Dallas bar aud Resolutions
Passed.

The funeral of Captain W. II. Price took
place yesterday morning from the family
residence to the Trinity cemetery. The re-
m aims were escorted to their last resting
place by Dallas Commandry No. l59 U. o.
&C.
At a meeting of the Bar association OF
Dallas, held in the district courtroom
yesterday at p. M, the following action
was taken:
Colonel John C. Mccoy being called to
the chair, the minutes OF the former meet
ing were read and adopted.
A. w. Nowlin, chairman Of the commit
tee on resolutions, read and submitted the
following resolutions
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All-wise
Ruler to remove from this field of useful
ness our friend and brother OF the bar, W.
III. Price; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of w. H.
Price the bar of Dallas has lost one of its
most useful and earnest members, the
county and city Of Dallas, a long tried and
eDterprising citizen, and his children fond
ana devoted father; be II further
Resolved, That we tender to the children
OF our late brother, in this, their hour of
deepest sorrow and orphanaRe, our heart
felt sympathes for the irreparable loss
which they have sustained.
Be 1t further resolved that these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of the
district and county courts OF Dallas, and
that copy be forwarded to the family of
the deceased and that the city papers be
requested to publish the same.
G. q. PAYNE.
JOHN G. Mccoy,
JOHN NJ. STEMMoNs,
L. p. MARSHALL,
A. w. NowLIN,
j. X. BLEwITT,
A motion was then made by Judge A.
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AostRttcc's Elites.

. by al druggists and dealers generally
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EkOk SALE-'sl DENCE AT CORNER OF
4 HARDWOOD Wood streets. For I, rms
apply to GEOHN ALDRIDGE. inn6. I'm
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THE NEW RAILROAD.
from the Sedalia Democrat

From the Sedalia Democrat y,
The -neighboring city Of Marshall-growr
FESTIVE under its dependence upon the Chica-
go and Alton railroad for an outlet-is busily
engaged in forming new projects respecting
transportation. Its latest is known and des-
ignated as ''The Missouri Central and it has
already received a charter from the state. The
route proposed rs certainly the most direct
one hat could possibly be projected, making
a straight line from st. Louis to Kansas City.
Beginning at 81. Louis, the road will 20 d.
rectly westward, crossing the Missouri river
first at HowelPs Ferry, passing through the
richest section of st. Louis, st. Charles, War
rem, Montgomery, Galloway, Boone, Howard,
Saline, Lafayette and Jackson counties, and
touching the towns Of Fulton, Columbia.
Rocheport, Estill-again crossing the river at
Arrow Rock-Marshall, Malta Bend, Waver-
ly and lexington. The route il not describ-
ed beyond this point, but it will be observed
that it touches q vast deal of Missouris wealth
and must commend itself to the public as .
home enterprise. The company has been or
ganized with a capital stock of half . million,
with $4,000 subscribed at once. Tho rail-
way consultations have placed tho state In .
peculiarly helpless attitude, and the present
movements seems to give an Independent out
let. Sedalia should place herself in position
to take advantage of the new deal. We have
discussed the question Of tapping the Chicago
and Alton at Marshall; we have listened to
the stories of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy touching its connection with Sedalia;
thus far nothing has been accomplished.
The Missouri Central should be encouraged,
II for no other reason, beceuse its completion
would tend to oppose . monopoly, and would
at least result in great reductions Of freight
rates.
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Superior in Every Respect.

Inc eeieofated German Pulmenic Elixir, COM
monty callet German Elixir. but recently intro
aucea Oh the American continent. has no equal
IN the world for the cure of all Throat and LING
diseases Catarrh, Consumption. Bleeding of
Tue Lungs ETC., etc. Ii Is rich in the medicina,
properties OF tea, wild cherry. honey, hore.
mound e'c. Go to your druggist. Charles w.
Leemls' and get a bottle; he will present Won
win one dollar and sixty-fve cents worth Of
choice music arranged for piano and Cabinet
organ. The medicine WAS first introduced on rho
facihc Coast, and Is now sold every where, Re-
sure you get only German Elixir, as there ar.
other medicines with the word German attached
to them. The genuine bears the P1uss,an oo.,
OF arms and the signature Of DR.. Chunnin.
white on the wrapper, the name blown in
every Is cent bottle. samples "a cant.
aprlesewly.
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Pres't. Ex- confederate 4
THE RESPONSE,

lhG hESpONSP.
Captain Moss sent the following reply:
Topeka, KAs., May 4, 1883.
Gen. John s. Marmaduke, President o
the ex-COnfederate Association Of Missouri;
Dear Sir-Your Invitation of the 2Sth O
April, to the committee of thirty-eieh,
and the boys in blue generally; has been re.
ceived. 1t will be laid before the COMMITTEES
at their next meeting, and it's action will BIZ
duly communicated to you. The committee
will probably designate one or more of its
members to visit you officially on the occa.
sion indicated. The spirit of our former in.
vitation, to which you refer, was intended to
be hearty and earnest. We wanted YOU to
come n see US and now we will certainly
call upon : you. To day Kansas is pre-.
eminently the soldier state of the union.
Every federal regiment of the war has a
worthy representative within her borders,
The satisfaction that was everywhere ex.
pressed at the former action of our commit
tee in this behalf leads me to believe that the
citizen soldiery of Kansas, while they were
not unworthy in their youth, now with gray
hairs In every head, have generosity as broad
as the shadow Of the flag that rests on us all.
Very respectfully,
JASPER Fl. Moss.
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Swope's illustrated Boot and Shoe
Catalogue Is Ready for
Delivery,

Parties DESTROYS Of obtaining first class anu
the latest style OF work in this line will please
send In their names and address. Catalogues
Will be sent free Of charge to any part OF the
United states.
Established In 1890.
Address
JOEL sWOPR 4 BROTHER,
n1As NJ Eerth Nsh. Street, St. Louis, No.
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THE roMR.

Died-Near Odessa. LAFAYETTE county. Mo
Mrs Geo. A. Campbell. N
IN - Trinidad: Cniora,io. May 10, of pueu-
mona, E p. LEE. ages, "a years.
AR. Lee formerly resided in this county, has
many relative and acquatntances here, and was
beloved by all. =
At Odessa, LAFAYETTE county. No. Nav
ID. Mrs. BENJAMIN McBURNEY, aged "a
Mrs. McBurney was a most estimable lady.
and leaves a large relationship and manv
friends to mourn her loss.
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A severe snow storm visited Michi-
gan, Indiana, Ohio and parts OF Illinois,
last Monday night, snow falling in
many places to the depth Of one foot.
Most points report little if any damage
done to crops, but many places state
that corni bitten back and prevented
from coming up. The stand of corn
generally in this latitude will be q
poor one, owing to the cold weather
that has thus far prevailed,
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THE BLUE AND THE GRAY,
The Ex-C0nfederate Reunion
Pleasant COFrespOndence.

The following correspondence in reference
to the soldiers reunion at Jefferson City,
NO., has passed between Gen. Marmaduke
of st. Louis, and Capt. Moss, of Topekn:
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April %, 1883.
Vice-President Jasper H. Moss, Soldier g
and Sailors Association of the West, Topeka,
Kansas: Dear Sir-At a meeting of the Elk.
ecutive Council of the ex-Confederate Asso-
citation of Missouri, held at Springfield, Mo-,
April 90, I was instructed to extend through
you to the members Of your association a
kindly invitation to attend the next annual
reunion of our society, which will take place
at Jefferson City, Mo-, August % and @, 1855.
In sending Us q similar Invitation last year,
you gracefully and politically said: "As
brothers of a common ountr Y over whom
floats the sam flag, we extend to you the
right hand Of Fellowship" In the spirit in
which that welcome was extended. it was re-
ceived by all ex-confederatcs, who hailed it
as one of the most pleasant manifestations of
friendship and frsternal feeling. With the
desire that tho old soldiers and sailors
ofboth sides shall remember each others
valor more h that they differed at all, we
ask you to he with US in August, and rest
assured all who come will be received As our
guests with heartfelt welcome.
Very truly yours.
JOHN S. MARMADUKE,
Prest. Ex-Confederate Assn of Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26

Post-D ispatch:-s'If the summer re.
sort for invalids known as Dodge City
were located in Missouri and n hal,
Of the citizens were examining thei,
br~eech-loaders so as to prevent an in.
vasion from a band of bad men, we
should hear no end of Poor old Mis-
souri, In Kansas, however, these little
incidents are evidences of a higher civ
ilization."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
Given Away.

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer made
TO all lnvalids and sufferers by DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. You are requested
to call at c. W. LOOMS. Drug Store. and get a
trial bottle free of cost. II you are suffering with
Consumption. Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis. Hay Fever. Loss Of Voice, Hoarse.
ness, or any Affection Of the Throat or Lunss
itwAl positively cure you. jlylsevyls