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IFXDress ttobbcr,

ST. LOUIS, Marcn l2.-George II. Nc.
Faoden, reported from Sherman,
+, xas, as having been ar
rested ere to-day Us one
OF the Pacific Express robbers, formerly
lived In Luuisylls. Kentucky. He was
vel acquainted with Prentice Tillsr
aud was u cnum OF his &c one time. He
has been at work in the railroad Car repair
ahops 1t Sherman for some months
past, but came here y few days before
tbe fopoery. Was here on the Sunday that
the robbery was con- United. and Is believed
tn be the mau who was in the express
oflic. win riller on that day
and assi-ied him in packing the
vail e. aud carrying the money away.
He wi pr0uAby ia brought here on the
speci,l trsiu that went down the road yss-
terday, previous mention OF which has
hesn made
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TO STOCK NJ EN-.

The following stnckmen have recent,
purchases Chickering or Mathushek piano
OF q. II. Edwards' music house, to any o
whom we gladly refer:
w. l.. Purcell, Abilene.
q x lowell Arson.
J Merchant, Belle Plaine.
Sam Cutbirth, b. lie PLANE.
ID Davidson, Belle Plaine.
&. II. Wood, Brentwood.
G. q Poole, Cleburne.
@. w Thompson, Coleman.
A. W. Dunn, Colorado.
X. y Rpber sob, Colorado.
John Pooie, O dorado.
J. Il Stevens, Colorado.
John g. Besl, Colorado.
X Little. Colorado.
Tom G. Hill Com nche.
T J Holmesley, Comenche.
Albert Jones, Comanche.
Waite CsruIh, Dallas.
q. W. Cro.thwaite, Dallas.
j. A Middle ton, Dallie.
a. carroll. Denton.
j. BtldridRe, Ennis.
r. d Andres Fort Worth.
T. z. Stevens Fort Worth.
J. ". Boone Henrietta.
A. T.. Carlisle Kaufman.
NJ. o. Lynn, PHO ri 10.
VIM H'tison. Palo Pinto.
- - WV HtV ihtos
NJ + Nh. Palo Pinto.
+. T. Slaughter Palo Pinto.
II q Taylor, Palo Pinto.
J. n Clark, Pecos.
J W Ro bins San Angela.
A. Z Tank rsey, San Angela.
J.ss Clayton, Sreetwater.
w II. Cowsn, Sweetwater.
A.. Long, Sweetwsfer.
y. VI. Long Sweetwa'tr.
J w. posey, Sweetwa er.
Matthew Cartwright. Terrell.
VIM. Furdeaux, Trinity Mills.
A r. Andrews WestbsrfoId.
J. J. Hit -on. Weaiherford.
A. Spruel Whit
During the Stock Convention we shall be
nj hnme'io our friends, and shall be pleased
ic rec i've II from all. whether desiring
10 purchase or not, and will take pleasure
In showi q the LARGEST stock and hand.
soonest music store in Texss.
q. H. EprARps' Music HOUSE,,
1888 and 735 NJ ain street..
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
OF the abdomen. causing the patient 10 sup.
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or nsiRhboring organs. At times symp.
toms OF indigestion are present, as tiatu-
lency. uuessness OF the stomach, etc A
very disscreesble itching, after getting
warm, is very common attendant. d ind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application OF DIR. Bossnko's Pile Rene
DIV, which acts directly upon the paris
Affected, absorbing the tumors, snaying the
intense itching, and affecting a permanent
cure. Price 90 cents. Address. The DR.
by w. II. Patterson a. Co., Dallas.
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ruEELLIs INVESTIGATION.

WAsHINeTos, Msrcn l2.---[Pre.s. In
the Ell s investigation, Il. J. Edwards
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Sun, was examined touc hing the pub
LEGATION in bis paper Of documents in which
statements IeBec,ing on FL Is were made.
He said he sent the articles over four and
i've days before they ere published. He
refused to tell the committee how he got
the paper, rs he received 1t as a correspond
ent under the pledge of secrecy.
Captain Prui,t wasrG allied and was asked
what business he was ngaged In at pres
ent.
We'll" he said, "that puzzles me; am
trying get my dues OF the government;
they have got great deal Of my money
aud have worn out three or four attorneys
ryi e to get 1t, and am pretty near gone
myself" ..
After further testimany Ell aroee and
said lie had nothing more TO offer. thank.
ing the committee for their courtesy aud
leff the room. Shortly after the committee
adjourned and, although no rmsl under-
standing " "a rec ched the impression was
given hat the Investigation was ended.
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SOLD BY nrusrl.,.. and WHOLESALE hr ):
lions OF the sub COMMITTEES are In GENERAL
ierma that a hill nhpnld BIO enacted author

iElng the president IN his discretion when.
ever satisfied that our prod nots are excluded
or disoriminat. Il against by any foreign
country on unjust grounds. 10 issue bis
proclamation snrpenoing the importation
OF any or all products 4 the nation referred
10 ard rlso authorizing tie president 10
establish system NJ inspection aud oefd'
destIon oi tbs quality ~ our meat products
ut port OF expor alton. II IA
further recommended tpat provisions
be made TO prevent tho importation OF
adulterated wines, etc., aud that In
certain emergencies all sr ioles suspected OF
being adulterated shall he subjttt TO in
spection. The iull committee discussed
the Sab eot no considerable length nnd tho
prevalent feeling wa decidedly Ia favor OF
the proposed legislation. Action was de-
feTred, however, to await tbe formulation
of general suggestions and receipt OF de-
sired information from the ireasury de-
partment bearing GA methods Of meat in-
spection.
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The Patti Ticket Swindle.

SAN FgAscIsc,, March l2,--The Patti
ticket sxinols engrosses the attention
Of the newspapers ana they
denounce the par
ties in the strongest terms. 1t is
openly stated that Mspleson's business
Nathan, prearranged the scheme
with speculators TO be brought from
east. Indignation Is increased at
refusal to-day to see
reporters or give any explana-
ton of the extraordinary conduct
Of his managers. Scsipers are Offering
tickets tnis afternoon at Sl4 with few
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dered new council 10 investigate matters.
IL is ', ported hat on the decision ~ the
seoretsry a m, u terror tho spleeche and
Chicote parties have uniud against Perry
man aud "a rla are being made 10 have
the council imprach him and declare In
favor OF Cpwcts Mica, the second ohief-elect
an the psfryman ticket Rcd sticku, he
creek signal Tor war, have been found In
the yards ~ macy Hpiesche full bloods.
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GLANDS BILL.

WASHINGTON, March IL -[Press. 1.-The
house committee on coinage, weights end
measures h ave agreed 10 report fsvortnly
K preventative Bland's bill 10 stop the coin.
uge of SO and 81 gold pieces, trade dollars
and the 3 cert nickel. aud ia Il nit he con-
age of goid double eagles to 20 per cent. OF
bullion purchased
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THE LEGAL TENDER DECISION.

WAsuIToroS, March l2.-[Special 1.-The
full effect OF the legal tender decision 10 that
congress has the constitutional power to
make the treasury notes OF the United
6tates legal tender In payment OF all pri-
vate debts in time Of peace as well AS in
time OF war. Uud.r the .ct OF MAY 81,
1878. which rn.cls that noees OF the United
States, issued duhng the war OF she
rebellion, under acts al congress de-
claring them 10 be legal tender in
payment OF private debts. and since the
close of that war redeemed and paid in
gold coin at the treasury, shall be re-issued
ara legal tender.
The above comprehensive, though brief
statement Of effect oi very important
measure was on aimed irom Justice Miller
of the supreme court.
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Notions, Trunks and Carpets. at
s's s,S 4 $40 A. & {. MITTENTHAL

pie have been humbugged much that tbs nearly
impossible get them to BELIEVE ADVERTIS EMENT;
but we have asked 70 and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless it the TRUTH Thererore tell you
that r H. MJenthal has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock of bankrupt goods
consisting of the above and knowing is ching i'm
possible for us to take OF Spring OF goods that
daily arriving, unless room therefore,
you will you will be surpr beyond your belief
$4,000 worth OF goods at price viii onsh well
as please you These goods spread out on our
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves
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pr.urryuL COMPLEXION, n,I,s, r,e.

pass the bill extending the bonded whisky
period Will os made within the mex lew
DAYS. he says that after The passage ~ lie
po't-uilice appropriation bill he think
there Is an understanding that no anprppr-
alton bill will be reported Ia aniagoniks ths
measure until yots on II has n,en secured.
The only appropriation bill tina, couia be
used IL that way Ia the agricultural appfo.
nrtaftat. hfll
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now 1T ORIGINATED.

WAsnISaroN, Msrch 12.-[ Prsss The
treasury department 10 in receipt OF tele.
gram from J. II. Sanders, secretary Of the
treasury cattle com mission dated Chicigo,
stating he had informal or that the cattle
disease now pr-vailingin Kansas was carried
there IN clothing by Two Sco,cbmen direct
from an injected beri In Scotland.
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OUR DELEGATION-DOIN AND say
INGS.

WARRINGTON. March Il Especial I-Mr
Hancock Introduced memorial from n, o.
Green. J. A. Green, J. Waeldsr, j. A. Nc.
Leary and others, of Texas, asking an In.
grease OF salary OF the federal judge Of the
western district. TO 81, 1000
Mr.. Maxey SAYS Of fhe Mexican treaty:
TT is now law, on'v to he supplied by the
house with the machinery for carving II
out. When This Is dore. being obligatory
not Optional, the treaty will be in effect so
far as the United g. atss are concerned. The
Mexican congress has to ratify the treaty,
but this 10 q mere formal sct."
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AMERICAN NATIONAL RAvK.

This insfi'u ion has opened for busins.s
IN he bullding lately occupied by the Dsl.
las National bank. on Main street where
Mr.. w. II. Thomas, its president, and Mr..
= q Slaughter, its VICE president will be
pleased 10 see their friends.
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See II Me.frs. Bates & Jones. at the
Windsor, cannot furnish You with n me-
mento Of the meeting. They arc repre-
seDtinR the largest jewelry house in the
vest-,h- Mermod A Jaccsrd Jewelry com.
psny. Ask the clerk the location OF the
room. las number 10 IS.
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Watches that will tick truihfully while
the festive mustang bucketh. and dis
mouds that will cause the optics OF the
lonR-horned seer t. winh are 10 be found
It the great jswelrv sfore o. the Mer nod
a Jscc I'd Jewe,ry company, ct the Wind
cor, room No. S..
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Full many gem of purest ray serene
the dark unfnth nmed caves OF ocean PEAR
but not quite 80 many AZ the trays OF tho
Normod & Jaccsrd Jewelry company, now
On exhibition at the Windsor, parior No. IS.
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THE NEW FAST MAIL SERVICE.

WARRINGTON, March ~ -[Prrss l--Mr.
Jamison. assistant suDeriOiendeit OF the
railway ina service, received q telegram
tonight from Superin eDdeDt Thompson.
who Ia In MI waukee. "a, ing arrangements
had been made for n fast mail train from
Chicago to st Paul and NJ bDespolis, leav-
ing Chicago The first time tomorrow morn
inc at q o,clock
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KEIFER-BoYNroN.

WAsutYoTuR, March l2.-[Specinl IA
sensation Was create in the kriier-Boy Dton
investig ting committee when telegram
from Adiuiant. General King ~ Texas was
read. B'ynton ilegraoned King. askingii
Elder, t1e important witness for Keller, was
n negative from Justice III Texas. KING re-
piled that T. der was indicted in Pamela
county for robbery
WAsuIsaros, March ~ --TPress.l lin the
Keiier-B wat n investigation today,
Judge Meffick appeared ~ counsel for
General Boynton. Much time was con-
sumed in attempts on the ono hand To
secure the adm ssion OF evidence and on
the other to exclude IL. aud in arguments
aud consultation between members OF the
committee with regard to points raised.
Hon. J @ s. Blackburn was called and
examined bv General Keller. IL Is now n
member OF the committee on rules; In the
forty seventh congress, he said, no rule
In practice in the mouse was known 10 MN
under which q conference committee re-
port upon which point order had been
raised that 1t contained new Legislation
could be sent TO the committee OF the
whole of the state Of the Union.
Major Mckinley member OF congress from
Ohio. WAS called. He was q member OF
the conference committee OF the last con.
gress on the tariff bill; the last meetiDg Of
that committee wss' held the day tho tarin
bill was reported to the senate bat witness
could not remember the date exactly; the
last nj, mt session was held very late and
John Carson. clerk OF the WAYS
and means committee was present;
witness heard by current rumor
OF the propos lion tn defeat the bill by par
liamentary tsc les hut had no personal
knowledge Of any suc purpose; ne rendered
that Genera X a'f-r usms t. the committee
room on the occasion OF its last meeting
and aske witness nh ut the points OF tif'
ference and especially with reg rd to the
wool schedule which MAS decided upon at
that meeting. In answer 10 General
Keller witness seid he had heard no propo--
sition to defea, the tar II bill after IL had
been reported TO thu house by any ruling
Of the speaker. al d he knew no rule under
which IL COULD nave beeu done.
A number Of gentlemen whose names
were inaudblv stated a. lawyers, doctors
and me about town were called by Ger.
eral Keifer aud questioned about
j. W. ELDERS reputation Tor truth anu
veracity. They for the most part testified
that they both knew Elder and never heard
bis good name questioned, but did not
know anything sbou, his reputation.
Upon Coemsn's request the sub-commit'
tee decided to meet Friday at Elders room
where he lies i'll to take testimony In ex-
planation or refutation Of the chsges made
with respect tn his personal character.
Judge Merrick ssked time to bring wit
ness from Texas to rrove that Elder WAS
Q fugitive from ja-,ice in that state. He
exhibited a telegram which was not read
o. foundation for tho request. The re- |
quest was not granted. Adjourned till
Friday
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Attention.

weed nw~re factory n O'Clock this even
ing q Fippip, Adoue d Lobit's rank.
Every one Be present, business OF Impair
ace. OaAALn A. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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AT Auction,

seysnty.five by 2OJ feet on Com merce
rect, adjoining Marsalis Il Co, will be
sold at auction on the premises, Saturday
10 a. M. FINE. Very FINE,
Auctioneer.
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POSTAL POINTS.

WAsHrSeroN. Marco l2.-[Specisl j
Postmaster mmi-sioned to-day: A. w.
OvsrtoD, TT Oak Grove.
The po-tmsster-geuera TODAY hssissusd
orders for rigid obedieuce to lass requiring
the legible postmarking rfleiters.
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MILITIA MEASURES

WAsHInoros March IL -[Press The
house committee nn militia have agreed
to report withfavorao,s recommends
tons Rapre, enis i've Connelly's bill
tor special aid TO and uniiorm
instruction OF state militia. The COM
mittee also ayr oil to reonrt favor
ably, with amendments, Representative
Straits bill increasing the annual apDro-
pria,iop for the benefit Of militia from
$500, 0C0 to 5000 600, the same to be sppor'
toned among toe . al-s ana IurfigoIIe5.
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Removal.

DIR A p Davis has taken rooms in the
' ew building oppo ite the u. s court room.
Ian building, n AR the posrofice. same
b'ock. Second stairway east on Elm street,
no. 906.
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LEX TALIONIs."

WAsurseroN, March IL -[Press. 1.-The
senate committee on foreign relations 70
dsy received an informal report from the
su6 com mi,tee consisting Of Senators Mil.
Ter OF California. Eimnuds.. aorgnn and
Pendleton. appointed to consider the suit
iect OF the exclusion of our meat products
from foreign csantries. The recommends
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STOCK MEN.
Howard Watches, Diamonds.


500 0O0 worth Of watches, diamonds,
jewe,fy aud siiverwrre. 81 cka and optical
goods at the old reliable house OF j. w.
Wenb, 6l0 Man street We call special at
tention 70 our large ock o. tlo ard and
other American and imported watches, the
largest OF any house IN the p. ai0: also to
our extensive assortment 81 field ri ss,es,
varying IN prics irom soto $40 Diamond
ea'-rings from t25 20 50 COO $ ockm are
especially invited 10 inspect this elegant
stock of goods.
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The Frsshet in California.

SAN FRAEcIsco, March 12.--The dam
ct Fresno, California, has broken
away and the town Is inun-
The railroad bridge has been reu-
dered unsste. Passengers ara transferred
Interior reports state the weather clear
and ROADS crying up. A dispatch from Los
Angeles says it Will be u week before
trains can run east and Two weeks before
repairs ere c, mpieted to this point.
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"Domestic" sewig m chine Office 10
no ding an embroidery reception this week;
finest display ~ rpTss.
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Things OF beauty are ,ys forever. Go
nd dazzle your eyes WITH The jawelry dis
nlays o: the Mefmod & J,ccrri Jewelry
u mpany at the Windspr. r0nm 65.
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} Mr.. Frank Devine, 3i7 Fiat Avenue, New
York, states tnnt he was eill cted VII h
ncn'e rheumatism and was cured by ST..
Jacobs 0 /, the Great Gprmas Remedy.
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Tho Creek Contest.

Tho Creek Contest.
FoRr Smith, ARK, March u Report
from the Greek nation says: Things are
quiet at present. Chief Perrymsn mas or
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Good bargains I'm Cattle Ranches.
10 90 unra he'd aud year old cattle
co cows and calves.
100 COW ponies.
~ as.
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THE BONDED WHISKY BILL.
WAsHiSeros, March IL -[prss- l-Rep.
Wilt says smother effort to
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JcnN 8. ANDREWS, JETEI & 20.
Fort Worth.
Mr. John 8. Andrews will be in Dallas
during the con ntio,
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The following stockmen have recently
purchases Chickering or Mathushek pianos
OF q. II. Edwards music house, to any of
whom We gladly refer:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-03-23

years, such as Loss OF Memory. Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversions to Society,
Dinnness OF Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death
DR.. MINTIr. who is regular physician
(.yadsiate of the University of Pennsylvania
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for a case Of this kind the VITAL RES
.roHATiy 6 (under his special advice and treat
mep,l viii not cure, or for anything impure or
IN furious found in it. DIR. MINTIE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
slviee, including analysis Of urine, IS. Price OF
VITAL RESTORATIVE, sl.5o a bottle, or four
times the quantity, $: sent to anv address
upon receipt of price, u C. o. D., secure fri M
observation and i'll private name if desired, by
L. A. MINTIE, NJ D.,
II Kearney ST., San rancisco Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
one applying by letter, ating symptoms. sex
ard s:se. Strict secrecy in regard 10 all bust
ness transactions.
DE-. MlNTiES KIDNEY KEMEDI-NEP-
HRETTCUN-c cures all kinds OF kidney and
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ak btttes for s..
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
20 che market For sale by all druggists.
iani9t
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ID IL. s PIN II e Z,
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Spremasorrhe, f,rOste s.srr12e, Emissions,
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