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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-11-30

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In the East rugs are made with no patterns
to follow. Who're one leaves the room to get
dinner, another takes it up and runs in colors
and figures on the inspiration of the moment.
Through all these qusint conceptions, though,
a certain sort Of harmony runs, that comes Of
the native skill and taste of these simple poo
pie. In rug that is simply
Persian throughout tho centers are
black on q dark ground The
figures, closely joined, are wrought in those
peculiar shades OF red and pink, etc. The
border is Of large figures on . Nile green
groundwork. aud rims between narrum bands
Of white shades, and the whole edged with sa'
outer border in chrome yeliows. ANIashupitan
is an Indian make, very close woven, go : that
the minutest figures are distinct, Gsving . fine,
India rug is the Lahore. The quality.
approximates to that of the Mashupitan. The
colors are deeper and the figures more Obscure.
A Bahndour not s'barn.daar.n although the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-05
A fearful Case

Asa sample of what the county at,or,.v
has to endure, below Is given what HER.
AID reporter saw and heard in the Office of
that functionary yesterday morning. The
prosecutor OF law-breakers is sitting at his
desk looking as meek and lowly as though
he bad Just pocketed u car load of poverty.
There towers above him the tall form of
one OF Arica's daughters, who looks
like unto tarred government telegram
oie ana she has war IN her eye. The'prose
outor sizes her up at glance. lie observes
that she is determined to carry the war into
Africa or any where else, and SO he seizes
MS pen, scoops up ink, and gets out n war.
rant OF arrest, She says her name ia Amanda
benson, and that II is the single and sole
desire OF her terrestrial existence that Ellen
Collier be arrested fined. imnris.
oned and harrassed in avery
possible way for hitting her
IN the side with nat-iron which came
very near dislocating her anatomy. She
SAID that she had simply stopped Mt the
mouse where Ellen was stopping and that
she remarked to some one who asked her
where she was living that she was nursing
Mrs. So,and'so's twins, when Ellen put in
anu made remark in plain English that
reflected upon her as u George Wasbinv,on
whereupon she (Amanda) seized tlat iron
and hurled II with fourfold force at the
head OF Ellen, but the missile missed its
mark and her enemy sent her greetings with
the same identical iron, striking amidshins
and capsizing her. Warrant issued ma
Ellen was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Cor
and lodged in the county Jail.
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The reporter went to see the plan adopted
for the new opera-house, to be commenced
here during the next ten days. He found
u at Mr.. Aldridge's, on Elm street .up stairs
adhering to the walls oftne hall. The most
obvious beauty Of the design, as II appears
to an unproiessional, is the front elevation.
Appearing from the outside to DO three
reality, and the sections transverse with
other sections separately drafted, show that
sreat care and taste have been exercised by
the architect. There is large parquet and
second gallery, whilst the central seating
space IS beautifully located and symetrical
cape are numerous from side doors, and
the beauty Of the interior columns with other
decorations, are very striking. The dlrec.
tory think II can be completed by the first
weeks from date as proposed. Its seating
capacity IL 1850.
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states ports to date, 4.li7.0oo; same date
lss. year, S,OsS,se5. Stock at ali limited
states ports, Oh. 90, same time last wear
cos,VvC Stock at all interior towns a ~,
same time last Year, "a Ooo: stock AT Liver
poor, Soo,VV; same time last wear. seO 600.
stock OF America afloat for Great Britain,
ie',VV'' same time last year, Isl 900.
=, SEw YORK MARKET.
Nkw ioRk, May Flour dull and M
changed. Wheat, cash, I to 4 lower; Oh.
sions opened to lower; afterwards recov.
s s.ea anu advanced TO I, closing frmei;
s ., No; red, $il9. to 81 -; No. 5 REL
Corn, unsettled and heavy: 10 5 lower: No,
2 eS No, q IS, Z, S ass. sSss sss Guile, s s
nrm. sugar firm; refined dull: Clarified
~ extra clarified, n to "A; white ext 1
.nted; z yellow, 81 to 4 yellow c, "A,
standard A, st to 81. Molssses steady
aud in fair demand. Rice onie,
out firm. Pork firm. Cut meats anist
anu unchanged. Lard strong: ii so
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
, KANSAS CITY, May 4.-Whest weaker:
10 red, va to91l. cash; 90 Did June. q;
qlu july Corn lower; i3 bid cash; iis bid
yuhei 10 bid July Cattle, receipts, 100.
lower ana weak; steers, 100 to 1900 pounds
solu AT 70 % to $685. cows, $3.50 TO 81. 90;
stockers and feeders, 81 25 to $3.50. Hogs
receipts 800; higher So 20 to $3.50; bulk
OF sales at " 10 to s. ~. Sheep, receipts
lou quiet 100 pounds average sold a, $3.50.
LIVERPOOL STATEMENT.
90 LIVERPOOL, May i.-Ssles OF the week /,
so'2O0i American, 62,Oo0. Spectators TOOK
Souo exporters took i50O0. forwarded
from shipsides direct to splnners, iS.OO;
acluM export, 200. Total receipts, 81 900;
american, 80 900. Total stock, 1888 900,
American, $4,000. WV
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CAI.Dw ELL.
Grand Orange Gathering.

CALDWELL, May A. tSpecial.l The
erangers held meeting at a point: on III,
East Iegua river yesterday. A goodly
lumber OF Burleeson and Lee county peo
the features of the day. Mr.. Fuller, q
prominent granger Of Bolton, was expected
10 speak to the assembly, but did not come
Messrs. Ed. Reeves, J. T. Reeves and VIM
Reeves, left last Sunday for an extended
trip through the Texas Pan handle.
The sale OF town lots ut Midlothian, on
he Dallas & Cleburne branch OF the Santa
Fe railway, to take pace on the 10Th, Is at
tracing considerable attention. II |,
thought that Midlothian offers enequalled
chances for speculation. Several Of ouI
merchants and capitalists have purchases
lots at different sales OF the county, and
always found them good investments.
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The new board of school trustees bavs
oeen nominated and confirmed n, wall ma
tue examiners. The reporter hi
TAKEN pains to ascertain tho sense of the
people, and finds the usual amount of sa,.
'siaction among them. They really do n,
care who are school trustees provided thew
utterly discard the i,lea of iavoritism. rem, !.
uiate The notion OF influence and apnoin,
only such persons as arc qualified both nv
uspos'ioh aud requirements for
The position. The Question 's ss
TO whether the applicant il ma~
OF woman seems to be one unau,hnr'
yea oy any rational view of the subiec,.
Vusllleation must be the standard. H. ,hs
uo'trlnr TO which all sensible persons seem
W lnclihe. The trust conhded 10 these
Synue,heh IL one exclusively of honor.
ihey nave the appointment of teache,s
who are to train the growing mind y, ~, /,
city, and II would be criminal in the ny.
irene, II the school trustees, through mer.
'aVofitism assigned the position of in.
sUuctor 10 an applicant on account of NOR
sonar friendship, because he was a man or
Tor the reason that strong influence had
been brought to bear on him. The
truth Is the examination OF teachers sbonlJ
We more riga; ana they should be examined
every year 1t is entirely possible for n
person desiring certain class of certi6eate
to retire for a few weeks previous 10 exami.
nation. and coach or crown. as II Ia son,s.
times called. knowledge acquired In This
way Is not only evanescent, but useless.
Inc children are advancing. and IL is
necessary that the teacher should advance
or the child will be held back for The
teacher, instead of the teacher adyancinc
pupil. Vi '"e
Only let the board find out who tbe com l..
peieht teachers are--let them take some
pains TO ascertain that fact, and utterly dis.
card the idea that he or she should he
CHOSEN because he or she is our friend. or
the brother or sister Of our friend, and there
VIII be some chance of receiving an eoniya.
tent ior the money that is expended In the
name of education. ''0
Vi all the trusteeships n community cao
can confer upon mortal man. not one In 40
sared as this, and the public demand n
strict responsibility from the appointees'
Interest In the cause, conscientious in
the discharge of duty, repeated visits to the
school'roon, and uncompromisipg regard
Tor competency, not only by information
but by habit and disposition, is what the
people expect and demand.
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night chief operator in The Wss,srn rr,;..
once In your CITY, takes ehsr,a Of ~.
Monday. '''nofrow o.
osp.ala Barnes, formerly Of the bankins
nrm OF Hood. Allen 4 Barnes, OF this city
his health. 'N' ''"e"' u
M; IT H. =; Il, heere, druggist, has cosed GU,
drops are reported doing very well in th,,
son. "''s'' tue sea
Il n aud II L Baker, Colorado City; Rob
~ summers, Texas; n . Deem and lady
nnsmwkins W Hardin, J McCown, JOIN
n r NJ Glen Rose; IL Frisby. Galveston
thompson, Cincinnati; George N
Morse, Round Rock; b + Stokes. Waco. /
N wright and lady. Woodyille: Thom.,
uriihn, Morgan; w NJ Grugh, Fort NORTH
are registered at the Pennington.
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COMM ERClAL.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.


ST. Louis, May 4.-Flour steady. Whoa.
very unsettled and irregular, but generally
higher, except for cash, which is lower; No.
2 red, $1.l3i to $1.l3a, cash; $l,15! to $l,l6
June; $l.l5 to $l.lG, July. Corn opened
lower and was dull; then reacted, and
closed at about Yesterdays prices; 52Y
cash; 52s to SO, May; 52i to t3i, une; 81
to 55i, July Oats lower; 43t to
VII %h,. SSsn steady cad ssi4. "' corn s%esi
firm; s2 65. Pork bette; sl0.75. Bulk
meats-long and clear short rib, $40 80,
Bacon firm but slow; long clear; II 10;
short rib, lit to 1ls. Lard nominally.
Cattle receipts, AGO; firm and in good de-
mand; heavy shipping steers, So TO So 50;
light to good, So 40 to So 50; common to
medium, 81 70 to S. 25 good cows, 81 so to
S. 25; common, 1915 to 81 %; grass Texans
would bring $i,50to $5.25. Hog, receipts,
200, dull; good light shipping; sos to
$500 to $7,25; heavy, 80 to $3.50 Sheep
receipts, 500; slow; ranging from 81 to 50 20
for fair TO choice.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, May 4.-Flour, quiet and
weak; high grades, So Is to So IS. Corn
higher, 81 to G5. Oats, in fair demand; So
to "a. Cornmeal, higher; $2S5 to 81 90
Hay, quiet and weak; quoted, common, $40
to Sl2; prime, 81 to SIS; choice, $40; fancy,
so. Pork, quiet and weak; 500. Lard,
scarce and firm; fierce, III; keg, II. Bulk
meats, quiet but firm; shoulders, 10; long
clear, ia; clear. rib, lli. Hams, sugar
cured, demand good and tending
to SSI a. Whisky O steady and Unchanged ID.
Coffee quiet and weak; Rio cargoes, common
to prime, y to l0i. Sugar easier; common
TO good common, CT to 6i, fair to fully fair,
6S to I; prime to choice, II to "a; yellow
clarified, u; choice white clarified st. Mo-
asses dull; quoted, centrifugal. % to 81.
fermentng, - 10 80; reboiled, IS to 30; prime
reboied, 3 to "a Rice quiet but firm; Al
to 81. Corn scarce and firm; 81 to $l.O5
Cotton seed oil, prime crude, A. summer
yellow refined, As. Sight exchange on New
York, 81 50 per 81 600 premium; sterling
exchange u. b., 1891.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, May Flour firm and UNI
changed Wheat unsettled opened weak
aud lower; closed firm at outside prices;
regular. 81 10 Ia, May; Sll5 IL, June;
sll7 3.s to Sl,l7 IL July; No. . red winter,
Sl.l3 - Corn active but lower; So Ia,
cash on May; SO "a to 90 : s, June; IS l.2 to
6S 5-S, July. Pork opened weak and
lower. but closed firm at outside prices;
$40 GO, cash on May; 1910 to Sl972 l.2,
June. Lard opened weak and lowe; closed
iirm at outside prices: Sill 50 to Sll 81, cash
or May; Sll % to Sll02, June. Meats IN
fair demand; short rib, 10 to l0l; short
clear, II. Hogs, receipts, 1900 market
fair but not quotably altered; mixed, 50 90
to 1925 heavy, $40 to S7.65; light, $685.
~. rattta ranatntu ~ nNO.
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siengerfsst

Diagrams Of the s@ngerfest will be q
Craddock's opera.house on Monday. Tick
Q can be bought at any place and taker
there for the purpose of reserving seats
Tickets will be one dollar each for regular
exercises and iiity cents for matinee. Sea
son tickets, which embrace the concerts
matinees, grand bali and picnic, are 1915
General admission to the S1ngerfest build
Ing will be one dollar, with no extra chare,
for reserved seats. Tickets will be on sal,
from next Monday until the close Of th,
Smngerfest, at Craddock's opera-house
from o q. m. to 4 p. m.
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AT WASHINGTON.
Foreman Crane of the Star-Route Jury
Can Demonstrate
That Fally One-Seventieth Of His Life
Has been Wasted
In the Dlngy Chambers OF Judge
Wylie's Court.
Nurch Much Meeker Since the Secre.
tary Sat on Him.
General Crook Heard FrOm-HOt After
the HOstiles.
Comptroller Knox to the National
Banks-SOmething Significant.
Comptroller Knox to the NatiOna
Understanding Significant.
Miscellaneous Matters at the Capital.
The Star-Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Mr. Bliss began
the fifth day of his address to the jury in
the stsr-route trial this morning. In
snssking ofS. w. Dorsey, he asserted that
III proof was conclusive he had engaged in
the mail business while in the senate, and
the whole scheme originated in his fertile
brain. When he had spent as much money
as he could afford. Vail had been taken in
10 furnish further capital. The evidence
was quoted at length to sustain this altera-
ton.
Foreman Crane at one time interrupted
10 INQUIRE why John Dorsey sent two atli-
dayits concerning one route to Rerdel upon
the same day. Bliss promptly answered:
"John Dorsry's statement upon that point
was lie, and the evidence showed it,
Just before court adjourned Bliss ap1-
ogzed to tie jury tor the length of his ad-
dress saying they had shown such interest
he felt il necessary to go into certain sub
iects at greater length than he had intended.
II the court would adjourn. he be-
lieved, he could finish within a
short time Monday morning. The
foreman of the jury objected to
adjournment over Saturday. He said the
Jury had been in court over five months,
one.seyentieth OF the average of human
lifetime His business had been drifting
along like Il ship without rudder, and !,
moreover, he feared if the trial
we're spun out much further it would
be brought TO close by the death or sick
ness Of some OF the jury. Judge Wylie as
sured Mr.. Crane that the trial was nearer
the end than he imagined. He believed
the present good health OF the Jury was
owing in degree to the rest afforded by
adjourDments over Saturday.
Adjourned until Monday,
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Strength to vigorously push business
strength to study for profession, strength
70 regulate a household, strength TO DO a
days labor without physical pain. Do you
desire strength? If you are broken down,
have no energy, feel as II lie was hardly
worth living, you can be relieved and re.
stored TO robust health and strength by
tiking Browns Iron Bitters, a sure cure
for dyspepsia, malaria, weakness and ali
diseases requiring true, reliable, non.alco-
holic tonic. II acts on the blood, nerves
and muscles and regulates every part Of the
svstem
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=. Among the ladies who may read this
there may be several sickly ones who have
made up their minds TO act on the old saw
which specifies that "What can't be cured,
mnsl be endured" While the truth of the
old proverb Is selfevident Il is Just possible
they may have erred In Judgment as to the
possibilities OF the healing art OUTSIDE OF
the medical profession, and before giving
mp In despair they had better test the Ell.
cacy OF Mrs. Lydia II. Pinkham's Vegetable
versal attention.
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Resumed Wnlk

bosroN, May 4.-The grinding-room of
the Boston Rubber Shoe company factory
started yesterday. 1t is expected work will
pe resumed IN full next Monday in both
MUS, giving employment to over 2,cOO
nanus' these mills have been shut down
for the past two months, owing 10 the h oh
price OF rubber o.
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mo School To-Day

Coming down from the Cedars yesterday
morning about 0 O'Clock. reporter was
surprised to see swollen tide Of little ones
q big flow, fast approaching him on the
no funeral was on hand, as the party seemed
TO be animated by the liveliest emotions 81
10y, and upon nearing the gleeiul band we
heard their wsr.cry, aNo school today. nd
school to-day" II seems the school room,
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A boy In band while drumming,
Felt pain IN his neck coming,
He grew suddenly hoarse,
But as a matter of course,
ST. Jacobs Oil "sen. II a humming.n
Real Estate journal.

We are in receipt Of the North Texas
Real Estate journal, being No. /, April 1,
and to be published monthly by wylie,
Wilmans & CO., real estate agents at Grand
Windsor hotel. 1t tells all about how 10
buy and sell lands In Texas, the home.
tiers necessary to be known BY person,
dealing In Texas lands. The present .issus
Tor circulation Is rome 1000 copiea
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To National Hanks

WASHINGTON, May i.-The comptroller
ocurrency has called on national banks
i hu. report of their condition at the close Of
business business the LIST instant. The comptroller
SPECIALLY desires that banks in making
n M.se reports will return their legal.tender
a aOSes separately from national bank notes,
ana also that under the head of ''specied
.ney Will give gold and silver certificates,
i%pafa.ely from the coin. He says that un.
ibs .nls Is done he will be obliged to return
'he reports for correction.
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Unprovoked nlurdar

Nkw YORK, May 4-Policeman Francis
noi.oon was shot and killed by Michael
3,hnlivan, plumber, early this morning.
sue only provocation being that Sullivan
Vas, Was o,uered to move on. The first shot was
, rrs out wnen Moltoon was down Sullivan
was arrested
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WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, May Am explo-
sion OF gas occurred this morning in the
Darrance OF the shaft of the Lehigh Valley
Goal company. A number of men are in
the pit, The entire fire department has
oeen called out. AT this moment no seri.
GUS da mage is appreh ended.
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Failures.

NEW YORK, May 4.-The business fail.
ures oil the last seven days number l52 as
compared with Isl for last week. The New
England states had 10, the middle 10, the
western Al the southern %, the Pacific and
territories To- New York city 0, and Canada
were insignificant.
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RICHMOND, VA, May IA fire broke out
AZ O'CLOCK in the W. A. Braggs & Co. fer
uizer manutactory, corner Twenty.fourth
ana Main streets, and at this hour t2:so D
NJ that establishment, together with the
heiiey White box factory. ana several
81 S..ai stores, have been destroyed. The fire
- now under control. All OF the burned
buildings were brick.
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The Doran Brothers will commence on the
first of June next, the erection Of two
h indsome stone.fronted houses. two-stories
In height, on Main street, just west Of the
new Eienlohr block, and later will remodel
and enlarge the premises upon which they
now carry on their business. They propose
10 have fountain In It and make IL at.
tractive.
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FORT TOWNSEND, W. T., May 4.-The
United States steamer Adams has lust ar.
rived from Alaska, bringing the news of the
wIeck oil the steamer Eureka, in Peril
ss'if s, while on the way to Harrisburg,
oil ii"S ma deputy Collector Wrangle reports
saved. "Os''
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District Court.

The case n the State against John
Nichols, charged with assault with intent
to kill, was reduced TO an aggravated as.
seut, and on plea Of guilty was fined $25
and costs.
William Myers, CHARGED with the theft
OF goods from the Texas & Pacific railroad,
In two cases, was given two years In each
case.
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Merchants Exchange Meeting.

o"snts Exchhhge Moeting.
A meeting Of the members of the Nor
chants Exchange and business men eener-
ally will be held Saturday, May 5, ct g
p M, for the purpose Of considering prom
osltion TO locate boot and shoe manufac-
In the future welfare of the city ara earn.
estly requested to attend.
A. OpprNUrIuvp
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Crushed 10 Death.

NEW YORK, May The elevator in the
Bryant building, corner of Nassau and
Liberty streets, became unmanageable this
nLoining' ana uustave Schiff, a glass mer-
chant, in attempting to escape, was crushed
to death. '0 '
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Declared u Dividend

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Irish Catholic
Colonization association of the United
States, with headquarters In this city. have
declared dividend OF 5 ger cent on their
capital stock, payable through the resident
secretary, W. j. O'Nahan.
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PETERSBURG, Va, May 4.-The bricklay-
ers OF this city struck tor an advance to
~ day. The demand for such mechanics
here is SO great that it was found necessary
to comply with their demand.
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~. us Jarquesen, all old citizens of Tn.
aus, Mohtcalm county, while returning
IRON, rom church in a wagon yesterday, AT,
IIenpted 70 cross the track OF the Detroit
Lshsins Northern railroad. The WAGON
Was WI u struck by the north bound express and
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Editors, Look Out.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The bankers, brokers
and others, are cautioned against negotia
ting bank of England notes, each TOR 81, 900,
numbered Is, lS0 to II 100, as payments has
been stopped at the bank.
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EesperAtC Hattie

ST 81 Louis May A desperate fight oc.
s LIEU between a posse Of Texas farmers
I rG,.nree horse.thieves In the lower part Ct
nasaau territory, near Darlington, Wed.
ons uaf last, which resulted in the KILN, Of
fall v, she thieves, named Fleming, NOR.
tSi,, Wonnding another and Capturing Il q
n,a,,i. Inc dead desperate was left on the
Tsrs"e' .he other two were taken back TO
s,oIsn where the captured horses were
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 1.-The free.
thinkers OF the United st ties and Canada
are invited to the general convention here.
beginning August 29th and lasting five
days.
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Browns Bronchial Trocbes for cou,hs
and colds 1.-THE only article of tbe Mind
which has done me good service. / wan,
nothing better. REV. X. IL, Craig. Otis.
y,lie, New York. Sold only in boxes.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Destructive Fire

vaSSoLroN, ILL.,, May A fire at Green.
nyu' 'reen county, early yesterday morn.
. ,rs; destroyed all buildings comprising the
, INV Re- west of the public square, including
iow r southern hotel, Masonic and Odd Eel.
sn ~s na'is' Loss, $50, 200; slight insur.
H., ANOTHER
da Dvsnn,aal.S'1roN, WIS, May A fire yester.
6sss a aUs destroyed two newspaper OF.
wv; insurance, $1,000 0 ''''' Wv
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Death ofGeo. A, Coz.

Mr.. Geo. A. Coz, brother Of DR.. James
A. Cox, Of this place, died here yesterday
morning at 10 am, Of chronic dyssntsry
Hs was . gentleman Of doe ssmise, b,