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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-08

Illinois has 255, al farms, Ohio 257,-
lS9 and New York 241, ,O5S.
81 Climb to Rest" is the name of Lu-
cy Larcom's latest poem. Whence the
inference that her poetry does not pay
enough 10 permit Miss Larcom to room
on the parlor floor
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-05-08

A correspondent of the Boston
Journal says of the Florida Ever
glades: IF he deserves praise who
makes two blades, of grass grow where
one was before, what shall be said of
the men who bring as by new crea-
ton a territory larger than some of the
States from beneath the waters?
Strangest of all is that this pestilential
swamp, this breeder of fever and
home of the alligator and rattlesnake,
is in fact perfect sanitarium, swept
by fresh and constant breezes. ther-
mometer never rising above SO degrees
in the shade, and in Il gang of $50 men
employed in the swamp constantly two
wears. not case of serious sickness
has occurred
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
A BLOODY DUEL,
The Sheriff OF Karnes County and
the Son of Great Cattle King
the Participants,
The Former is Instantly Killed and the
latter Fatally WOunded--De
Of tho Affair,


NHHtN|'NHNH
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Dec. 81. The
mail rider nom Helena brings ncwa
OF the following double tragedy which
took place there on Friday evening.
Emmett Butler second son 81 Wm.
e, Butler, one OF the most pxteneivo
cattleraisers In southern Texas, be-
came involved Ia q dimculty VIII,
sheriff Leary on the strccn Oi
Helena. SiX-shoOterA were used al
short range. Both men fired almost
simultaneously and both feil the
sheriff being instantly killed, and
Butler fatally wounded, though hc
was not dead when our iniofman
left.
The cause OF this Rd tragedy datea
~ far back as last Rummor. a MeNi
can by the pame Of Manuel Lopez,
who has numerous relatives residing
In this city. was shot aud killed IA Is
pasture near Pena Maria after
leaving dance I'm the neighhot-
hood, Suspicion reatcd nn the
| two young Buffers, though they were
never arrested an the charge, and ieoi-
/ ing ran pretty high IN consequence,
! l{ialnger then sheriff, received
written notice that he must
resign OF take the Consequences.
which would be severe, He took llin
advice and resigned Leary was then
appointed sheriff He was informed
/ possibly from the same source, that hc
/ would not hp mOleHted N hr did
! his duty fearlesly. IL h now sun,
posed that he met his death while at.
| tempting 10 arrest young Butler on a
] al Ia tlaa ~ Nfsaata.N
| Lopez. Snmp " the friends ul
tho Butler f,lnily here say
/ there h not shadow OF proof
10 Indicate that the Butler boys we're.
the slayers OF Lopez though there are
SOME who believed them guilty, aud
that they have frequently been heard
20 eay they would not submit 10 arrest.
a curioua coincidence which might
be mentioned IN connection with this
tragedy, il that Wash Butler, All uncle
Of these boys, faw years ago was ems
gagged la a similar combat on the streets
| Of Helena with u man named John
| Cooper, and both We're instantly
killed.
Another account from Floreaglle
say that Sheriff Leary WAS attempt
I ing tho Rrrest NJ several gay men enc
gagged ia a saloon row that fmmot
Butllr resisted and shot Lnnrs
through the neari, killing
/ him Instant AH i.tary
/ fell he called out ~ am dead man,
but don't let the murderer escape
| Several OF the crowd iired aud broke
/ Butler's leg, He ran 20 nis horse aud
started oil, but was fired upon
again and was shot through the
head 10 fell and lived only ashort
time. His horse also fell dead. sheriff
Leary was regarded as a good mAn and
a fearless officer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
FoREIGN NOTES.

PREMIER GLADsTonEs BfHrnDAY.
LONDON, Dec. 2o,--To.day IL Pre-
mler Gladstone'e seyeuty-hfth birth.
day. The ocoasion Ii being celebrated
with great featlylly 10 Hawardep.
Birthday greetings reach the great
leader from all parts Of tho empire.
The prince Of Wales sent cordial con-
gratulatlons. Many Of the Liberal
bodies take advantage " the dry TO
present the grand old mRu with adj
dresses Of desperation Oftheir continued
confidence and profound adnilrhtou
The newspapers. without distinction
Of party, devote leading articles To-
oulOgize the great Statesman.
The NJ. Hon. william fiyaft 0ladsfana we
DO y nc Liverpool ie Was the fourth son I
hir iOnu BiAdntOne, ffoien merchant ila
was iueaied ~ Enlon anh chftsl church.
oxford, where ho WA graduated douploufat
ln ihji, re entsre1 parliament 30 1872, be-
came 10 isA Junior lord ~ ihe lfeaanrg NJ
isli nnoef.secreiary ior onion les, nnder Zee,
trnde, und IuasicrOf tha mint ia ~ Hs
was tie nutUur ~ tbs revised talin Of 1872.
president Of tho board " tinde lsifls ngei
Rotary OF state fDrtne nolgnife 1856, chan
ofllOr OF She eEuhfQuar lh5lli, isl9AN, nud
1851, and niHn commissioner ratuof
binary 70 the iUninu itlands .ht353. in IN
10 became nfat lord ~ tie { onauiy ana
prime iainiaier retaining iHat p1aitluu
auth February, iNi, when the ministry ~
DiHrael came Into poh or Ia lsH when Tic
Disnp II ministry Was oggrihrewn NJ ulad
stone again btcamc premier Mr.. 5iAdAiqnHe
premicrahip has been characterized bY
many iuirof ant measures, among olhfrs
the direatabi abnignt ri We ffith rhufCh, the
irith aud biz. The tatti cmeDl 81 difficulties
win the Ldlipd States ~ tfe ,ianesa
conferences, and last and aTfafqf llls ffou-
Enaiish geoInan for the arAt flfnn Z voice
ia tue government ~ efteudine ~ him
the rlgbt 81 hpUmae. The pfemlefs ~
efary abilities aye great. Many % hia par
iiRinHuiHFy spercues and nUnnei4i pnufeh
are ingieiE Of ftyie and OfafE nmeut-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30
AIAnn.srInrIn go

MADRID, Dec, 20,--A fatal laid-siip
occurred IN the mountains near Peri.
ana. 70 destroyed many houses which
stood "a ~ path. and buried forty.
eight persoBs. Eighteen wega reseusd
alive.
Three churches NJ Aniiqnera were
left Ia lettering condition The ~.
hahilanLa are encAmped ln The Ilsld..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

cmeAe0 ~ De-. y Tie WesI-
ern Export association 81 meeting
here this monipg decided j. as max y
mum charges ~ ai-tillefifa r. iheI.0s
fnm Jauusfy 81 felflass at @H.r
cent ~ the fill eaiA1y. Iae rinfa
Huhniitted Munxed thnf toe yGuarai
hhs iailen % pff eeut ialNs ~
present. inMgh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-30

GALga5ToN, Tx, Die -. Arigeds
Bark Flld from Grunstedt
Sailed. bteamship New fegs, fos
NaM YORK.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
In the Commons.

LONDON, May H. In the commons today
George Anderson, advanced liberal, gave
notice he should shortly make motion to
condemn the existence OF the house OF lords.
The announcement wss received with great
hiIarity.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, conservative
moved that the house regrets the course Of
the government has not tended to promote
the success OF General Gordon's mission;
that the steps to secure his personal safety
have been delayed. This motion was received
with prolonged cheers, Gladstone. rising 70
speak In defense the government's course
was greeted with long continued APP
piauee. Ho etrenuously denied the govern
ment had deserted General Gordon. The
demand Of the gentleman, he insisted,
amounted to war OF conquest against the
people STRUGGLING to be free. Cheers. !
The war which the mahdt was wegipg 10
war for freedom. It Is that
which the honorable gentleman wiehes
England 10 put down. [Renewed cheers]
Gladstone denied the government had
fsiied to do one single act that was not for
the safety AID success OF General Gordon.
The charges which thu gentleman had just
preferred are abHurf. The object OF the
fLcud chcers]. Gladstone consended the
nbarres hsd jsiled 10 note the fact that
Gensrsl Gordon had orders to resort 70
militarv ice II peaceful meaBurea should
not prove successful. II have . duty !"
Gladstone said, ITO General Gordon and =
dutv 10 the country. Both Will pc per-
formed despite the ecoff Of hon0rable gem
tIerIen nt cifmatl0 duDger aud dimcuity.
The rovernment declines 20 enter upon
the va echgmo 81 copQuest to please the
captlous Opposition" [Uhesrsl. ',
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no ouly NJ made upon The written author.
Nv ~ the dllfoluf.rsnsfsl.
Flhssnih-No partitions OF = greater
Eight lhan tao feet Ten Inches RON NE
nanf, will be SLOWED Ftospt on the tide
spaces nsxt tbs walls 81 the building. where
,hs partitions niay extend 10 the esllsry
floor. Partitions Ia the Esllsriss may ex'
tend 10 the roof girdfs. counttrs ana raj
lngs shall be n uniiuIm hsighttt 20 feet
ten inches from the floor, on tho SIDE nts'
the passage Ways or aitlss,
All platforms must be c0nsiIuc.ed ~
nniform height Of ten inches Aooye me
floor.
six,senth-The eenenl erulations pro-
muipaied August 10th, 1888, ste hereoS
made pal OF these rules.
ssy,nlssnth-Ine risht 20 alter or smsnd
SAMUEL AuLLEE,
Chic OF Iustp
Approved; 4. A. BuEEE' Director Gen
I
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e0---
Trouble Allea Il.

DENVER, n IS 12.-iTos a-v.fsl devs pas.
seuger lsi 4 ON D.nYsr q ths Missouri
river have reeI G very III aitlea condi.
ton, but aat u \ tf.1ay has 1T tien
Brrli1+4on e M;gsJu', Ur;un Pacific
a.i AtclieGe, Topsks & S1us Fe an.
i1ounred q cut IN ,rsceisn'l diA tie history
at wr stsa roads: Five delns 50 Ksp~,s
C3y; 81 so, 81. Lgois; S14 %, Cnic'go; VS.
New York n fact. ara selling ticks,sto az
.prrcip eas- IN points, as efs'eyn roaus
Sc u lave ,r cut. The rtspl, y tne
ab9vS -namst ioaos era csi9sies .nlJrsh
pereei gers sea t. Kpfsss Cis, Is tns
esst arm ne 50 iSisu 10 70 KY u c-m
birltion tickets. Pol Co > ~ omar Dan.
itist5.day issued cirnulgrD iai rpsicra.
I On OF rla, $, 4ekiug "a 90 ths 10 - inssnpi.
thu oIuer Wi sutsly i've !, .s.red.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
ARich Legacy.

A Rich Legacy
The general attorney OF the Pullman
Sleeping Oar company ext Chief Justice o
A. Lochrane, Of Georgia. says that old Or,
Biggers could leave no better legacy Than
|hisSonthern Remedy for bowel affections:
and In oil his trayeis be has never found
Remedy Tor the relief of disrrhG dysentery
and the restoration Of the little ones whose
system IL suffering auch drainage from
the. effect OF teethipR, etc. Price 90 cents
Ask your druggist Tor II. M anulact urs
BY Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ge0gla,
proprietor Tayiof's Premium Cologne.
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cUllCUHA'
aIFiltiCura
W ZzEGRE1ES 3zVsUTsS
Flood Pur.f-cs and Skin
Iea !, Ia rs.
A Posi'sA q e. ii,r f,,-sy - n Of
.t.fr ..iofi fplrrsf Nn
l.mpsa - lfuts 4.


~, rgue'No NO r'Ssior ~, ~, Bon:
3D. I|nf' Ir.t iHlsl.-- o.
.rfF M 'oui = Sss'g,
n, 'r - I, = .1Ids ou-. nud
~, ,i,,, 80, I. ~ i; :, ord I'd
yt,c O. ctsA r. pal.
t-Ia. % ~ hsr 1lfed pruiuf,
oUffrf. lft'f rfrar n % y 1rii-
i.aaa To- "a "A rms r eves
t.oglr fH ida rat n Cc4,,
lt = pa Ga'a. - cloa.s
"is-r, ~ - -N
rn'.sa l.,t.,tA & .gr = "a rgaa ,asr
-nf y. II '' p df7ln 90 urA,
Y lol 20 ~ a. u ST. , ~, =, sasy
Jly STA. =, ~. e.asi,.s ers eh-o-
neiy. QUE. a. af Gp'g I'll BloId Putihofs
md Ss.n b uia r
Lh-,. nor . 90, a- swyir. % s,ste
f-re 20 o 81. - ,se b. va rhoum ia.
as eb's-s .eigsi .a,ei-s. ,vhlsa covered
rovn me hrrso' - ! u hlo ben applied
~ Dor Dereua Itch va oomplei,y cured
"a ~ % .ae O. CORA Rsa DIS. leaving 3
G. I'd oe'l-. ,sp.
}. -. Dfs.ss, = q. Detloit. Micn.. fere
Id 40. rrcsi m 4 ssi9 piseFsc. w.icn so.
q ,;royed h. ei Aicrt most ca,elut g z
gnnr eors' 'i,s.on OF phy sicikgs ai,s d ~
'c'.sve him, he us ne 0UrIoUs. 4 MEDInss
rpd was cured, 70 rem'ine6 80 :" ds,e.
I, y. 8: En,ss Ankle, ye -ey .,is. II sn,s, =.
20 ren,d ie5 aud spras were Wed IN vain
/ W.. .si.,'ly c0r.d by CO REskpIEs'
/. SD y ~ ficr, u. ,-g: ruricusA. 70 cts;
~ OILY =. ;gos~. .. "a. rUTrER DRUG
a CnEn.CA- % S.s.on, Mass.
scnd Tor SLOW 70 cnrs Skin D senses"
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OMAHA. NsB., May 13sxIhe Fell. Heniey
prize iirht for 3 purSs Of $500 took plcce
about one mile from Clear Qree y this etate
And forty-SWo miles from Omaha this Morn
ira. There Wassu attendance ofaeont icv'
OF whom sonne had come Ion ~ sos:
NV ma norniuR e go O'Clock. Thirty
an miIc5 out fell Va taken on hoard.
snd iour mllo6 further HALEY Eot aboard:
M Ff6undu vors rescued g go. They
Wcrs 1fldu)c6 o1 ne writ bank q tne flatte-
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wAsH' egcE Nay if.-Iis N ihs
gMm r.r-t % .rQiltY I'D Gcl.
swim lln uuus to- 'r me Nlt
re,pcc. 60 ia sssirlr1 n 'f cue / v
ion $50 Big i d Humphreys, W.
nsss e. ii iss not tnitF % = So
3, sat,slacl' : a'a' ~ ns a. us hher y
elktions "a Bal an, h- i.r, I'd 8
hsys = i, by msers 81 tNi y
d-, ~ ~ 11toriell = iWl
na,,t ". 10 ,ue n .lrr,, . sui. 81! II
Er, ,lt & lTumphfeyp, wbem nc "
lueo. ed ior the erection OF h.s fsp'C.
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wAsHIxeyos, Nay iS.-[speeial.I 1.-The
president appointed q day posi'mr-,sIs as
follows: J. N. Campbell. at siidiel, Wiss
county, and II. IL. Bgiges, at CAMP ss', III
paso county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-15
CENERAL sArI HOUSTON.

Learning that Mr.. H. s. Thrsll proposes
publishing book purportipg to be the
history OF Sim Houston, feel that q few
words are demanded. IL only in justics to
the dead.
Mr.. H. s. Thrall, in bis so-celled Pictorial
History OF Texas, has, through malice or 49,
norance, grossly and ps.sietently misrepre.
ssntsd my father. Therefore, since he hss be-
come my fathers self.appointed historian. l
anticipate In the forth. coming work merely
an enlargement on former mis.Htatements,
with perhaps Q compilation Of additional
errors.
learned. hiss collected no data relating TO
the subject In hand; hence bis book even
were be unbiased, can neither bs complete
or reliable. Therefore, in behalf OF the
Houston family, enter an unqualified pro.
Trusting that Texas papers will copy, 1
reman, Respectfully
EDrToR TKxfAE:-It seems . part OF life's
duty for Texans 10 endorse and sustain
erAl Houston, OF Texas, aud express my
desires thst the papers all over the state
Will give ft extensive circulation. The Rev.
Nj, II. 8. ThrAll's so.cslled Pictorial His
tory OF Texas is but bundle oferrors,
meagedy expressed, and for which he has
received handsome emoIumentk, although
much TO- the disadvantage Of his readers,
and : serious injury 10 the youthful PEI
ruser. For Instance, ! can testify psrson-
ally that the portraits presented are
the most miserable carlcatures Of the
GREAT men OF our country. He
circulatss tho gcssipping story q the
Mler prisoners being Liberated BY virtue Of
: reQuest inside BY the dying wife Of Santa
Anna: he has Colonel William 8. Fifher IN
command 1t Mier) dad and buried II 1916:
70 my positive knowledge. Colonel Fisher
after ! twelve years courfship, was married
at aiohmond; Virginia, 10 July, 1618, and
brought his bride to Galveston. But the
bright light u the palm tree, % eescctatc1
With our IDEAS 81 pyramids and tropical
climates, 6ouiiehinely etowinG tn the low
lands on The Trinity river: WHAT betfsr
Or error and 'ignoEanee than Thy pictgre,
which proyl6S6lly decorasss ~ uesc1lled
ss:ssy e cs s 3D. q s9 u & ~
4 ~ zslssnss'ss WIDOW.
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,vAnyoKls ArpLIoArION.

wssn.KoroA, May i8- l5psols ] "a.
u deck hes jis' led ~ application Tor
the p0sLsfi'' ~ N,I.'r No, ard 10 Vel
nduis,afy + Sis - ruAlcAns.
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COUSrRY's CAPITAL
Dsmeerarr irssssv' ses- Ov.r. -11ii!
MAJ Jsst lnifsduesd.
A FLAT MKAsUGE.

WASHINGTON, Nay i3,-fSpsols' l-Ar,
Mills aud other q, poora'-. o. The v lys snd
iuesI : cnmn.l ties. sxpress a. "a ga over
Tue Hsx IL Tar n bill iustl 1a.V,c. The
,hs whole supjsct sil.s for 'as pc 'ent al
leas,.
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MIR r. ). W nsr Of rF'a -; or'.
farm, j.s=i le %, Ks-''c
ave su'n cordti slc" 80 zoos 'pe
Great pan nuse al &C on eie VIZ ~
- yseii m bvrssa. my Ne. -oes. I'VE -
body rr ryecv ncrss, IL. FL nd u .h1l
I'D ,r'us, believe 7, % s,re r. 10 - =
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y - ' ss:''':
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u ,s:s ::.s|.: !, z, '.. y: :sss< W. ~
supssvslsn d : us. esm~',lss q he -
Iional o14vrntIon Tiftets ell bs nue.
bs'sd snd slie,'sa 70 psss'onis s'sss - y
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A Ionl,s E0ssilude.

NEW Yoeg, May l2.-sh,,'i : npio-e
o O'Clock. ic-p;rrt 1 1uo Eaerr'.
chemist, aged 60. living oprf dn nis 80,
aged As, visited her at her ,rdsin". on jssst
Seventy -frst street. The ton, Che .lss,
sgsf s yesrs, was r.svjug 30 the room.
Alter som. conversation with his wife,
Ederhi asked he- to live with bin again.
She answered mo-" Tne'eupon be dew .
revolver nnd fired a, her. AS she tut ned
TO fee the re ,m bu'lnt struck hcr IT the
hacK, Cree, ing hrr spine and '',sirg =
wound when WI, undoubtedly we've fatal.
He then shot ii' lutte son, k'hng him in
stantly. The iath'r aed rom tne house,
aud while ruprire up Ssventy-tirst street,
oe weea Leg r -sou ~ fr'rd avenue, he
placed bis pis' ii scai-st his ,lcht temple
end fired. h FL dead r Don tbs side Walk.
This 's 10 Ger ify that hnve examined,
ana. 1zs ard tta'ed Dr.: rr'cs'o Special
FlavoI.ng F-trscr- ct Vssills, Orange.
l. mon Csl Y, er. ana fad ~ came
strong. fin. mste OF goo ( fraf7ria' and
there los Itv comwp-i item lor family
usc. PRoFfs OR NJ. DgbAFoNTAIEE
Ana,y tical chemist, Caicswc.
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y York. N y. ,rNd Whti
tl-isV r - t1 a's.l uD ~ Fh
fti'.csl si ., Else'g -. = T.. Wini
ssigac, l'atg't, e''l aed .1,t 4.
BoaIhs ihep prC.rTlY, tx Iva t1t
bIi die "a Oh 81 sou rFnuu fqn /.
ali hsia,i 1.,in slool q, Ul1p ~ o d
buiiir la ) e'pf ia, C3an 81 rn Anf va
- I.1is.ao ara S.sEr aer hi n nor
win his f,rm spd nullipg. eui mi, ne,
u aud prisoasl props " q. ey' t'-o
Tho sacrament Il ~ dllst tht
y ymsut "a War; -diyii lsl abf' tsd +
IS. and tho bslan,J 'hsn fpnieu !,
thr d.achsrge o toe inuSb elm = 81 'he
firm Il G.s,t & Wad. 20 ict ngnt
Vas ere, I 1 Ass,nss ti.s o.. D. ~ OF Fred.
o. OK u. Gro L - u > sui. - Ha y b. = ~
Tins, Fax o Hill az a., Fernando 8 !.
Ysaagi. {, the eiiid ~ fsr - sites
that a pril II, Giant G.: cut i a proia-
isa-ry not Thers'1 lie pr.nis icpy 80
Dc m nd s?5.Cc1, with II .re,t nj or cen :.
per aanum. PlaiAtiif dem nded pny ~ I
IL m Graut, but hs had rsglec,d TO GO
this,
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The Corsicsna Courier ssys, The action
Of the Texas Peas associallon In refusing
90 admit as memb efs professional editors
and reporters was OF only an uDwife, out
ma unnr Of ssional move and wilt 20 he as.
saclation no COED. The daily press In
rexasis growing in strength, aud viii not
readily foI eg t'e ntagnulsm OF The coun'
Try fellows, Tbo e0nerslly lcok uDon the
sHnusl NEE llg NJ u pickup.
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Not Aaected by Age.

Some old specimens Ct Royal Baking
Powder that mad been kept on the shelf of
!. grocery store for ten years were rscently
ested by Professor Schedler. of New York.
tor the purpose of measuring the loss OF
strength they had undergone. IL was
!onpd that athough the powder had been
exposed 10 Atmospheric changes cnring ali
his tims--scr II vas D0tioair tight cans
its loss OF raising power or streneth wss
ieas than per cent, the powder being
practically as good az the day it wss put
up
This is most valuable quality in bsk-
ing powder, one which few possess. Most
powders if not used when first MADE are
found to bsinsfisctive. II kept even few
neeks they lass their. lsayening power. be-
come lnlnpy or caked, aud gssueiess This
Is psrticulasly the case with bread pre-
naratlons" or baking powders made from
pbegphates .e
10 . saporior keeping qualify in ihe
N'RsyHl" s'i' 20 from the tx rso-dipsty care
ia lis ma uf.ctnrs, and the scientific p'iD-
cipiga umpiSycdi in its oombinatioB. Tne
astlcesll ed in It's composition are thor
oughlv drrd by heat before being COM
pounded, and are so prepared and coated as
10 pravcsE tho rclion of the acid upon the
ak Ii premaiursly, or excap under the in.
Hnenne OF heat or water necessarily used in
cookipgor baking.
Tine Roval BakIoe. Powder ID now used
extensively III Austr,lis, Africa and other
10 lgt,. udes, where it has been found to
be the only baking powder that will with
stand The hot, moist atmosphere without
deterioration.
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The heyss ss4el'lss % :Is:.ls.s q -
'scsIt N fsvor % ssl1a Koeil.h. N
Ahlfk sbo.s d|s5uIsion .ns c,multI.s
sfcss snh The nil psssit si,hou' smsod
msnf Asiti = senate bill. "a zoe ssq,'fss
bat .Ls approval 81 shs President 10 bso'ms
Ihs hill prasiiss that the TERRITORY Of
dissrict tsnpoiss{ fsst OF government.
which "a es'sbllshsd ~ HlikA. A governor
shall be app <.n.sd. who shalt be sx.omolo
commsnds. -in.ahisio milstis. A district
touri u tstabllsh. !, Win olslx, ois.lict a.
iofnsy aud masDai. IL also provides Or
and suthor.ty h.vsn Tor the
pos.as y Jurisdiction Ss ' ~
o. las Unitsd Sisfss o yuit 1,uri. Tbs
general laws Ott'.o :. 10 VI O-trsn 20 dc
died 10 Do sha law 81 the disii a.ss Is-ss
The same may | . aDDl ie .bia. T'i om ~
sL ! DO appointed or a tsIm Of .rs sud
N oalvs tho ioilowing iltiaA "a ser,,or,
s80Co; dsi' let attorney, ~ ece, mRr y Z,
$ats), judge, s. eco. eisIk. 800
rne next nltf-u .s considered was the
Townshsld oil providing that here sissr
no tsrrito.y ens'l form e.nsiitasina Q.
rpEiy Tor ada !. iol o. sta Ito n 81
u ,ina until IL shsii cont lin q ~. mansnf
popg lAii1n sqosl q hst rsqciFf in cca-
gressionsl district, l.. lSsr 10 eL. lie 10 10
IenfcEa ls,io.. H. ins house.
IL .sor criticized tho b.i - rselesi and
IN citation - va kpirt g.. tue cons thu.
tlor, Ia 4lafi d ,ef the people VI isfrl'
% iaa,t4s Iisar (. p-'i..on ia 10 hiGhes,
ftni.
10 Conan f..a.i Nat re BIZ tooched
In - 'lrFisa ocition, uui Jared u
me- = dla - lHi CO =. ~ ti "a :; ~
III lUs glvs 0 90 pfap.- nt -.:icfiss,
A.afiuuaor DEBATE HammcLi moved
D. .y the .iii a. 80 table Ag;eea to-
10 ol5.
.-sJcuraed
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f"ppismessssy FsrsIsn.
uArp On oLADsr,ns.
LssDoH, Msy l1.--rhs debate upon DC
Mi,hssl Hicts hssoh's motion Of csnsuso
yss ,ssu u. % 10 shs CON Mons ~: silssne .:
upon ths rovern ment's policy. 0o
bal vss oil Erelsnd would fay
%, o. Ia the question Of whether 0enssSl
GoIdon should be rescued. 0lsdslone
would either ave 20 tubmit 70 thls demand
sCAsLAN tn ANssERRED.
shsi.R sompson. of shsckelford county,
came y, teddy slssr aud took back Jsm|S
SEAMAN, ossTss xita bang acc lfsnry q
la. muria. VI Ben Moore. . sicckmsa II
at .aL.v. ea,nlsn wss captured ~ this
eouasy a. few dtsr siuSe by Constable LouR-
mlre. WHO Iet ,iysi Ion aoore's brother.
Who Afn.mpanisd the sheriff. . rswsid OF
500 6cs,lan's brother. who tifed the fatal
shot, issuli A, LARGE
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