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National Republican., 1884-06-14

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80, Bm asked.
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COTTON MARKEr
The following were opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

Full line OF 'aut- lace CAPS and
Whit piIIe ciuags at 1Au.'r Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

ALDERMAN who feel that the
demonstrations OF the meeting, the
other night, expressed the sober iudg-
ment OF the respectable portion OF
even that audience have only 10 ak 4.
Would any representative assemb.age
insult the grey hair OF Tom Harrison,
man honored and respected
throughout, not Texas alone, but tie
sntire south.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

There are some complaints 10
which woue" are peculiarly liable
and from wl t1l they Wil suffer in
silence for y, 81, hen they could hp
easily cured jthc u-e %! Ponds EA-
trsct. H. he, ing and soothing i,rop.
critics heYo met with universal and
unqualified commentator from ali
using it. Ladies who have never
used it will lind II TO their advantage
TO try II. II they once 40 80 they
will never be without il again. Send
To II West Fourteenth street, New
York, Tor copy OF our pamphlet. and
read pages l3, i, q aud 2G
Buy Zeigler Bros. shoes at Sanger
Bros aud save money
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16
Mother swans Worm Syrup.

luialhhlc, ta-tolcss, haruIr'-, ca
'horlic; for irNurl-hucs-, rr,'l"~Snrs~,
worms, constipation -5'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

Clenrs ont rat, mlcc, rIacne4 Hles,
ant. bed hug, skunk, cmpmuuk-, 90.
piers ljr Drugpsts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

THg iulica ipu' ate that \ew
York FIoWrr will boom a2nn Doe.
tore the Cnirsgo $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16
Oliver DitsOn & Co.. Boston.

e ii DIfsou A Co.,. kr.a.a "a Y.rl.
L Uitsor 90 l--- lat,5 Ph.I4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-16

"Litu, Joker Us the best smoking
tOUAcC
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Attached.

Yesterday morning the clothing aud
gents furnishing store Of Mr. Is. +.
Murphy was closed under humber Of
attachments IN the hands of the sber-
IN. who took charge Of the goods and
commencedi taking an inventory
OF them.
Tine attachments are As follows:
Traders National bank Of Fort Worth,
AZ $40 OF. III. r Dammau. S70l.sl, Orr
& Lindsay. $I45. rs; Vogler q Gendt-
ner, 1872 SO; II X. Dayis
< Co., se46 40; Goodwin,
White & Co., s28l %; NJ. Wolf d Co
Sig5 ~. amounting 70 total OF
$47l9 90
The failure was the subject OF much
comment on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. Murphy has many frlende who re-
Rret that he has been forced 10 sus-
pend. This firm WAS formerly known
as Murphy & Damman, but Mr.. Dam
man Withdrew some time ago. Tue
stock Of goods will inventory about
5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Mtll nnno.

Believing a statement OF the hnan-
clal part of the concert and drill last
Thursday at the opera-house will in
terest the pubic, we publish the fol.
lowing card from the pastor Of 81.
SlaniSlaus church:
TO the editor OF THE GAZETTE: ]
desire through the medium of your ex'
cellent daily To return thanks to those
who so generously assisted at the con-
cert aud drill given In aid of tie Cath
olic church, aud wo I'D state In this
connection that the gross proceeds
paid over 10 me are $3.50, out of which
have paid the expeuse In full, $50,
leaving net balance Of Sl60, which
will 20 far towards putting the ceme-
terry In good condition.
Respectfully, J. M. QUOT.
Pastor 81 Stanislaus Church.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
rke-'s Pleasant Worm syrup Never Fails
THE CELEBRATION.
Let Us Make it an Event in Fort
Worth History.


The celebration on the 9th will at
tract hundreds of visitors TO the city.
Let us make the occasion one long to
be remembered. The committee in-
trusted with the raising OF funds will
do their duty and will provide for the
illumination and pyrotechnical dis
play, as far as the money will 20. But
let every citizen nid in the matter.
Let every house be illuminated. Let
every individual who possibly can
provide himself with a tr Lnsparency
independent OF the committees
WORK. Let Fort Worth make
it an occasion worthyof the city. We
are all DemOcrats-al Republicans
when il comes 10 working for Fort
Worth. Let Democrats illuminate
and provide transparencies because
they are now successful, and
let Republicans illuminate because
they have been in, and good little Re-
publican boys carry Democratic trans
parenoits because they hope 10 grow
up good Democrats some day, II the
Lord will. Let III make the heavens
glow with light, because Fort Worth
has said. 'there shall be illumination
on Thanksgiving day. Let every
house be Illuminated and every one
provide transparency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
AUSTIN.
A Reward offered by Gov. Ireland.
The International Freight
Depot Burned.
Special TO the Gazette.


Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX Nov. 10 The gov
ernor has offered a reward Of $1,000 for
the arrest and con viction of the per
SOILS who wrecked the Houston d
Texas Central passenger train at Clear
Creek on the l4th inst, and S 90 for
the arrest and conviction of any party
who may have negligenuy contributed
TO that calamity,
The attorney general advises Super
intendent Baker that county Judge
cannot remove district school trustees,
and that the superintendent has no
authority TO make rules whereby they
can be removed. This can be done
only by quo wnrranto proceedings
He has authorized the Institution
of quo warranto proceedings for
the removal OF certain colOred district
trustees who were Illegally remove d
by the county Judge of Harris county.
Comptroller Swain has returned
from Abilene, where he went as an
attached witness.
The bonds OF two new tax col
lectors have been approved.
The International freight depot
caught fire about 2:30 this moriiDg
and burned, with all its contents Sew
eral cars, which were standing along
side, were wholly or partially de.
stroyed, with their cargOes. A stock
car with several horses and man
locked up in it was pulled out by the
switch engine while 1t was In flames
and extinguished. No water could bt
obtained from the hydrants until the
depot, one-story frame building, wal
hall consumed. The loss ia estimated
at $500. The fire is supposed TO have
had its origin in defective fiue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
GAINEsVILLE.
A Petty Blaze-The Most Pieced
Quilt in the World.

A Petty Blaze-The Most Pieced
Quilt in the World.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Nov. ls.-The
flremen of this city met last night to
take action in reference to the adop-
ton ola system of fire alarms. The
committee appointed at the last meet
ing reported that they were in CORE
spondence with various parties with
reference TO the establishment of cleo
trio fire.boxes in our city. This com
mittee was given further time to re-
port, and temporary System OF bell
taps was agreed upon. This being the
first meeting of the iiremen in the
new city hall, committee was direct
ed to wait upon the city council aud
express the thanks of the department
for their elegant quarters.
This morning aOUut 2 O'Clock the
town was awakened by the alarm Of
fire. An investigation showed that
the residence of Mr. w. l.. Pierce was
on fire. The prompt arrival oil the nre
company prevented any serious dam
age. ,,
Mrs. Mollie Redman of this city has
a curiosi In the shape OF quilt, The
handiwork If that lady, aud which
she intends 10 be one OF the exhibits
from this place Al the New Orleans aus
exposition. 1t contains 6OSSS
pieces, several thousand more tnan
any other known quilt In the world;
The making of the quit has r,q ulred
two years labor. The center is lone
star. aud TO one side of IL are the
Union colors aud the other side OF -
are the Confederate colors. The quit
is very neat End made from expensive
The funeral OF Mrs. Susan IL.
Everett, who died in this city Monday
last, took place yesterday. She was IA
her eiphtleth year and q lady wen
known for her Christian virtues and
lovely disposition. IL,
MI, II. A. Bacon, a prominent rail-
road man, was Ia the city yesterday
and before his departure left directions
with parties here 10 buy land adloin-
ing lbe corporate limits OF tnis Guy.
This "a significant rom the iAct that
numerous railway enterprises are
talked Of here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
WACO.
|Day'sRaces.. A New Park Opened.

Days Races. A New Park Opened.
= 70 the SaEelts
AGO TEX Nov. l9.-The weather
~ was superb, as clear as a bell,
and with very little wind blow
AS q result the attendance at the
was largely increased. Trains
brought crowds from adjoining
~ the events and results to-day
AZ follows:
felng, 2:35 class, purse S500-Slx
tsn. Won by Matte Bond in
Z heats. Time, 2:2S.
gOVnng, 2:38 class, purse $500-Four
4 81 - Won by Jerome Turner.
nmnllng, three-quarter dash, purse
,nr ne starters. Won by CELSIUS.
a,orrew all the business houses
uoSe and there will be q general
J. w. Downs, for many years
.scted with the Waco Examiner,
Sognees himself as an a.pirant for
nsco post-oiiice, when Postmaster
WIS term expires.
Nv park, operated by the street
Company, was formally opened
=. with a grand display Of py ro-
music, dancing, etc. Cool
s 'Ssr did not keep 1000 people from
= aa.or Coke will return from Gal
NJ . morrow, and probably leave
'ssnlngton next week.
M l5eaVy white frost was on the
hi M t e,lls morning, but vegetation
1 !, been killed.
.. Winslett, for many years In
nfe Insurance business here, Ii
'is He turned over his com.
~, 70 another tirm last week and
~ ~ oeen seen since Sunday. Ht
'-1t heATd ofin Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
PARIS.
Appointments Made at the Sulphur
Springs Conference uptials.

appointments maze az Jne Dulpnur
Springs Conference Nuptials.
5peciAi 10 tne Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Nov. l9.-The North
Texas conference concluded its meet
ing at Sulphur Springs on Monday
evening. Rev. j. II. Allen is returned
as pastor of the NJ +, church Of this
city and Rev. Il. II Pierce as the pre-
sid ing elder of Paris district.
AT Clarksville Rev. T.. w Alder
son Is again the paster. Other ap.
pointments are as fellows Honey
Grove, Rev. N. ID. Montcastle; BON
ham, Rev. j. w. Chalk; sherman,
Rev. w. NJ Shelton, returned; Brook
stoR, Rev. w. II Naming, returned;
Blossom Prairie, Rev. w. II. Mors;
LadoniA, Rev. J. g, Weaver; Cooper
Rv - Carter; Denisnn, Rev. A. j.
Morley; WhitesbOro, Rev. ID. +. Fur
Ter; GAINESVILLE, Rev. | $. Ashburn;
mckinney, Rev. w Hill; Dallas,
Lamar street, Rev Gen. l.. Nj. Lewis;
Floyd street, Rev. Weems WooteD;
Rev. w III. Hughes, presiding elder Of
the Dallas district; ierrell, Rev. \ e.
II. Nicely; Sulpner Springs, Rev. j. +.
OucTMOOuS OIttnNlllbt lNtN. q "
Archer; Dodd City circuit. Rev. j. A.
Wyatt.
Last night at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church in the presence of a
large congregation of the friends of the
bride and bridegroom t. ]. Record and
Miss Lula birmingham were united
in matrimony by Rev. Chas. Manton.
The groom is one OF the most esteemed
young men of the city, while the bride
is one OF the sweetest young ladies of
Paris. The presents were many.
Mr.. j. J. CoIhrau was buried yester-
day afternoon with Masonic hODors
In the death of Uncle John one of the
old landmarks of Lamar county passes
away. He died in u good old age and
highly respected by everyone.
At a meeting OF the Paris bar resolu-
tions of regret at the voluntary retire.
ment OF Judge r II. Gaines from the
bench were unanimously adopted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
GRAND VIEW.

= 10 the Gazette.
I'D VIEW, TEX, Nov. l9.-Cur
IA sn ar o. 9. Walton, has re-
nm y upon his recommendation
slles = <. Tonair has been APP
nv y. Humphriea. our new Justice,
Ne n.y. 1. I'M and taken possession
va Il :, y Dodge, ID. D., has been
|feli \. s we First Baptist church at
Aua has accepted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
SHERMAN.
|..,r.te Attempt at Self De
E.i,,on MADE Near Bells
, nay's Doings in Court.
r,r,oying Since the Democratic
Farmers Carrying Their
Cotton to Denison.

% the Gazette.
ssAS, TEX, Nov. ls.-Col' Tom
D,gslls came over to the city to-
\ sbdke hands with his old
From him we learn that a
a,s attempt TO commit suicide
I.de near that town on Monday
t,.n named Guy of Baltimore.
aired to a straw-stack about a
Fam town and deliberately took
lcket-kLife aud cut the veins of
ans at the elbow to bleed him.
death. In addition TO this
,eicied sew, II different stabs
IN side between the ribs, one
,he other, In an effort to reach
AT but the blade WAS too short
4 tailed in his purpose. The loss
al WAS 30 great that he became
Iscious and would doubtless have
4 few hours nut for the fact
anne children discovered him aud
"a his condition The cit,zens
KIM 10 a bottl and called Drs,
and Pickens to his assistance,
Nv the prompt minis ration of
lsnts got HIM TO rally and he is
believed TO be out of danger. He
ven no satisfactory account of
IN nor of the motives viii h
M d the rash att, mpt at self
peuop, but from his incOherent
half conscious moments 1t Is
M that family troubles are at
alom Of IL.
bss a wife and one child living
llmore, aud u brother there also,
not known what his business
sn in Texas
merchants Of Sherman all con-
saving that trade has very
improved sinoe.the election and
snches of business are doing bet.
bw than for many months past.
case Of John Bisbey, reported
IdAy as in progress, concluded
blsht In a verdict Of guilty and
nee to the penitehtiaTy for three
llis Jones was tried this morning
charge of burglary and Sentenced
years.
case of w. ID. Staley alias
lng, - for theft, was next taken up
BIN progress.
10 case Of the state against Harri-
Gburmond for shooting with in
10 kill Bill Campbell was set for
u, but was not reached IN the reg
call Of the docket.
morrow, the 20Gh, is set for the
+ Or J0C Gunter for killing Dan
npson, anu az all the witnesses,
iur the state and the defendant,
here Il Will doubtless 20 to trial.
ysial farmers with cotton for sale
hkmarket to-day did not get an
satisfactory 10 themselves and
iouy the buyers in Denison. IL
now been several years since a
ofthe staple has gone from our
rs TO our neighboring city.
BIZ Afternoon about 3 o'clock the
bnted Bible bangor and peripa-
EVANGELIST knOwn To fame as the
hing Jo Harding, called the mul,
ae around him on the square and
Aln,d the way of salvation TO lis
lg sinners III his own peculiar
original manner.
lNagner, with about two dozen
warning plug hats and a very
band, formed in front of th
lAOuse this afternoon just AS the
I've school on the adjoining bloch
osmisstd for the day. About -four
4dtedurchins discovered that the
lul say home was down Travis
ehNe direction of their line o
e, and il admitting followers are
enhance of popularity, these show
hAd an ovation 10 make then
ldiofonce.
~ H. Britton returned home
Austin this morning and Will re
- day or two before starting
; on his official tour Of railroad in
ilon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
GEO. 3. LOVING & CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas,
Offer the following sale
solicit correspondence inquiry
HAsKELL COUNTY.

HA9kELL COUNTY.
US. The A Richle League, ai9S acres.
The SR ah MrF, IRON ~nrYey, AoHl acres
Survey, = a., z, ot q, u. D.S G. RI
Arthur lay don, hi2 acfca.
St ctions o., ", o., n, ~. @ Randolph Survey;
also, Surv ~, made for II. he FeRE.
sHACKELFORD COUNTY.
49, fOO0 ACRES on Deer and Hubbard
CREEKS, about nine miles nom Albany, MI
under wire fence all rich valley md, GOV.
cred with a thick coat OF mesquite giaHs
water flows mllo through tract aud III
many places Ia te'. feet In 4, pth; new two.
story dive lung, nne cistern, we'll, gr mary,
,h ep she Is, dipning watts, etc,
~ nne mixed Durham cattle.
- hoses, mares and mules.
llOl I'm Col rad Moril o sheep.
IL fne bucks. q goats, chickens. turkeys, otc.
of cultivation
1900 acres OF good land adjoining aan be
had AT y Teasnnahle price should the above
prove TO be Insufficient FOR Increase OF stock
DENTON COUNTY.
sol. ga ACRES or the John Ayres survey. all
Of which IN under harbed wirs fence, with
hos darr postai abundance Of timber and
running wat r.
slb ACRES of the Robert whltiock survey
also under lance. and situate one mile
south OF the Ayroa survey,
Three tanks furnish an abundant suppl of
water.
old steers and 70 calves viii be Sold with the
above pastures.
PEcos COUNTY,
1906. SECTIONS ofthe nlternRtes Of the NJ,
X, al. ENtensiu Il Il. ~ .ls survey y, 6clng
sections 3 8, ~, block il8, and sections
n and ., block ! y.
PRESIDE COUNTY.
9o2. q sFCr oNs or Il 20 acres, being tho
alternate SEQ ions OF a., G, 8 \. y X. II,
Co; same are situated 40 M les southeast OF
Pregidio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Gonds on the In,taIlment PIan.

Parties on salary can buy furniture
OF Fakes a. Co. on inslallments, by
paving 40 much weekly. A rare
chance 10 secure yourselfa bargain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
Camp Chairs,
all sIzes, styles aud fluish, at Fakes &
Parties Win Limited

Means can buy furniture on the In
stallment plan by making weekly pay
nents at the great furniture house Of
EakeA A IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
nd Room eets

In All styles and qualities at the large
furniture house Of Fakes 4 Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

The London Truth says that lanes
Russell l. well intends 70 Ieslus ~
q xford. England, alter ne ma lesslsu
from his duties ~ Quilted STATES mn
lister.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
BAYLOR COUNTY.

2sI Is ALTERNATE SECTIONS, $50 acres
each, B. y u q o Il. Il; good grhss, plenty
ofwater ample shelter for winter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
TOM OREEN COUNrY.

2S9 srO0 ACRES; $40 acres OF same under
fence; situated on head OF No IN Concho
river ma grass aud a FupeTRbundsnce of
w.tsr; also l',U0 head OF nne cattle; a third
Interest In entire property IL offered for
sale.
2Sl. 2solo ACRES covered with fino grass
and a-undR ty suppiieh with water: coo
head OF cattle on place; 1000 calves will be
branded next sprinE third interest ~
otiered for anle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20

The "LIttis Joker Is the bs~s SnaOE
ing tobaccn.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
MONTAGUE COUNTY.

OF Bowie, ON hrRdwRt ~ OF Big sandy
creek; 10 u acre OF same IL under "a three
wire fence: all rich valley. except about 100
acres ~ timber and bluffs: BJi cattle, part
Durham, win be sold with place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
COLEMAN COUNTY,

2si $500 ACRES, 1900 az Same inelostd;
an abundance OF grass and water.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
KANSAS CITY

Union Depot, passengers for Kansas
Colorado, New Mexico and Call
fornia, connect with Express
trains for all hines.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-20
PREslpIo COUNT

0l2. q sFCr oNs or "a 70 acres being th'
alternate SEQ ions OF a., G. 3 \. n X. X
Co; same arc situated 40 M les southeast OF
Pregidio.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-08

The subcommittee on Territories
has ordered favorable report on
Representative Townsend's bill pro-
viding that hereafter no Territory
shall form constitution or apply for
admission as a State until it shall con-
tain population equal to that re-
CURED in Congressional district in
order to entitle it to a representation
in the House of Representatives.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-08
A One Fourth Interest in the Parker
Mine Sold for So 5000,
Ketchum Kcystoni

\ one-fourth interest in the already
celebrated Parker mine, owned by
Montgomery, Biles & Co., was recent
ly purchased of Mr.. E. CLEARWATER by
Prof. Jenney for $4,000 Mr.. Jen-
ney disposed Of his interest to San
Francisco parties who find that they
possess one-fourth of one of the rich
est mines in Idaho. Their friends
are eager for the rest, and George
Montgomery, who holds three-eighths
interest in the property, is negotiating
to sell out for $4,000. The sale will
probably be made in Salt Lake city
in a few days.
The Parker mine, only six months
old, has developed in that time from
mere obscure prospect into a mag
nihcant mine. 1t is situated directly
above the Elkhorn, on the same hill,
and is in the center OF what is rapid
ly becoming the greatest silver
mining district on Wood River, and
we may say in Idaho. The property
was discovered by Geo. Biles, and is
now operated by Messrs. Montgomery,
Biles, Watt and others. It's record in
the past month has been marvellous,
considering its age, and its prospects
are very bright. The Distinguishing
feature of the Parker mine Is the high
grade of its ores, often exceeding
300 ozs., and produced in good ship
ping lots of that grade. The mine is
easily accessible, and in every res
pect, fine property.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-08

a waiter in restaurant says: "Any
housekeeper can prove the honesty of
her grocer or his butter by melting it.
Pure butter melted produces pure,
limpid, golden oil, and it retains the
butter favor. Melt olemargarine and
the oil smells like tallow and looks
like tallow, and scum rises to the
surface. Butterine is mixture of
dairy butter and fats. Melt that and
the butter oil will rise to the top.
Pour this off and you will find the fats
at the bottom, whitish in color and
giving off disagreeable SMELL"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-08


DR.. Lowell came up from Weiser on
Thursday to see his patients. He re-
ports Jack Doyle recovering nicely.
Jack, it will be remembered, was hurt
internally some days ago. He fell
INTO water car that was about half
full and when his mouth struck the
llquid he found the taste so novel that
he drank too much and swelIed up so
big he couldn't get out through the
man hole. DR.. Lowell saw his poor
head sticking out and surnising the
trouble, he connected the steam pump
with Jacks mouth and pumped out
about a barrel. Jacks ordinary ca
paclty is keg, SO his danger can be
readily seen. The doctor is admins
tering his famous Extract Of Sage
Brush Remedy and the patient will
soon be all right. DIR. Lowell says
Jack was so weak when he got
through with him that his toenails rat
ted caldwell Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-02-08
Hn Indian Fighter on the Indian.

Gen. Crook, in his annual report on
the condition of the Indians in the
Department of Arizona, very forcibly
sums up the results of his experience
as the most successful Indian fighter
we have, when he says in substance
that either determination or justice is
the only solution of the Indian cues
ton. He adds: 81 can state unheslt-
atinglv that since the Indians have
learned the strength and power of our
people, in almost every Indian war
which | have known anything about,
the prime cause therefor has been
either the failure of our Government
to make good its pledges or wrongs
perpetrated upon them by unscrupu-
lous whites. This condition of affairs
can no longer continue. The Indian
has now sufficient knowledge of the
needs of the country to force us to
deal Justly with him, and if he Is not
so dealt with he will so on the war
path"