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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-01


vention to consist OF chairman, secretary
and treasurer, said committee to be resi-
dent at the county seat and to s,lperin-
tend and manage all the campaign affairs
of the Republican party Of Gallatin cO,ln-
ty, subject to the control of the central
committee.
The said committee shall furnish no
funds to any candidate for elcctioncering
purposes.
The executive committee shall receive
and disburse all moneys for campaign
purpose.
it shall be the duty of said committee
to keep an itemized account of all re-
ceipts and disbursements and report
same from time to time to time to the
county central committee.
The members ofthe Central Committee
was selected as follows:
Bozeman, J Y Bogert
Gallatin City, ] f Dennis.
East Gallatin, Geo ID Thomas
Flathead, J II Gallop.
Cooke City, { H Eaton.
Gardiner, McNaughten.
Richland, S L Holiday.
Puett,..N d 7 Whitherman.
Elk Grove, VIM Puett
West Gallatin, Jno Potter.
Hillsdale, + O Penwell.
Timberline, Robt Mckee.
Livingston, Geo Haldorn.
Fridley, Capt Wilbur.
Chico, Mr. Batchelder.
Hunters Springs, Jas Ennis.
Big Timber, T C Burns.
Sweet Grass, Jno Hoff.
Willow Creek, VIM Ryan.
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Mrs. Anna Riggs, who has the sole
right Of the celebrated Clipper Washing
and Ringer Machine, offers the right to
any person for the County or Territory.
For further particulars apply to
PuLFoRD, WILLIAMS Il Co.
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CLOTHING !!

We have just received an advance Or
order of clothing which we would like
to have the people IN this vicinity, call
at once and inspect.
The lot includes
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30
lie Courier des Opelousas.

LEoNcE q i A. sANDoz.

LEoNCE & Il. a. SANDoz.
LABoNNEMENT Sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d~'avance, GU trois piastres dams le
courant de I'annee.
LES AVIS Sc paieront ~oinquante cents par
carr6 pour la premiere Insertion ct vingt-cinq
quente. Huit lignes on moins eonstitueront
I'm carre.
Les avis Qui seront envoy6s pour etre publi-
6s seront insGr6s en- Francois ct en- Anglais {a
moins quill men soft autrement ordonn6) JUS
centinuer.
Les eandidats aux fayeurs publiques de-
yront payer quinze piastres d'avance, s'ils
~veulent SO faire annoneer.
Les n6crologes, les lettresMe remerciment,
les r6clames, les Communications d'nn genre
personnel, ete.s SO p~aieront au taux des avis.
Les arfielesd 'une nature pe~rsonneIls (quand
toutefois Ills seroIt admissibles4 sc paieront
vingt cents la ligne ct d,avance.
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TIA Bulletin, Marksville, pa

lie Bulletin, Marksville, pa
roisse Avoyelles, du % ao1t:
Les .chenilles3 ont, dit-on,
paru, dams les champs. La Sc
cheresse etIes chenilles diminue-
ront de beaucoup notre r6colte
de cotton.
Nous ayons dams nos bu-
reaux une branche dun poivrier
cultiye sur lie Bayou des GLASSES,
sur la propri6t6 de N. Jean Bap-
tiste Bordelon. LIE polvrler
croft .ais6ment lei lie success de
M. Bordelon le prouve. Nos
confrares de l'Etat ont-ils dela
entendu parler de la culture de
cette plante en- Louisiana
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Town Property for Sal.

MY REsIDENcEin opelousas. tso..,..
IA with five rooms and hall, briek ssssellss
and pantry attached, servants house, ci ssasa
well, STABLE crlo, ETC., and half soua sssel,
ggs sGdns GARDEN T y s snd PotsL 99ussi aabaIsidsS ias J
of cypress. Price, SS5O0-slsaasaw , and
balance on terms to suit purchases casa
May 10. &c nt,casx
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Les deux factions DIES Iberiens
uui ont f1x6 sur Giles Popinion
publique dernierement, ont fat
treye d'hostilit6s ravant derniere
soir6e, ct ont r6uui leurs efforts
pour disputer une probe aux
hammes. III paraft que dams la
mutt de inardi, un incendie a
6clat6 5 la Nouvelle-Ib6rie ct
que les partisans de Gates ont
riyalis6 de zele, d'ardeur ayec
ceuxs de Fontelieu, pour Pc
teindre. On salt, q n'en pas
douter, que lie d6sastre a ell une
origine purement accidentelle,
que les discussions politiques re-
centes Y sont tout d fait 6tran-
~geres.-Abeille, % aoht.
lie puts de gaz naturel DIES
ateliers de jefferson, a Steuben-
vile, Missouri, a etc allume, re-
comment. 81 y avaitfoule ; on
q tire le canon /; un corps de mu-
sique ajoue DIES airs patriotiques;
il v a Gu des discours. 10000
boisseaux de charbon sont ainsi
6pargnes par mois, d la compa-
gnie. On a mesnr6 la hauteur
de Ia famine qui sort du nou-
Vean puts de gaz qui SO trouve
sur ID propri6t6 Westinghouse,
d Pittsburg ellie sleeve de so
pieds au-dessus du tuyau d'on
ellie s'6chappe. lie tuyan a 6
pouces de diametre, ct 70 pieds
de haul, de telle sorte que le Jet
monte jusQn'a 155 pieds quand
Ting6nieur y applique son in
strulment.
La hauteur varie suivant les
conditions de Patmosphere il
On est do meme du volume de
la lumiere qui est dun effet pro-
digieux, meme dams une mutt
claireet bTiIlante.
~
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BombardemeDt de Fou Tcheou.

Paris. az aoAt-Le rapport
ofacieI snivant, relatif au bonn
bardement de Fon Tch6ou, qui
a gu lien samedi, a Ste recu de
PAmiral Courbet :
Fou Tch6oH, dimanche ma
tin, "a aoAt: Nous avons fait
un bon debut.
g Nous ayOns Ouvert hier le
fen, OF en- quatre heures, neuf
navires do guerre Ohinois ct 10
tongues ont etc coul6s ct Ia bat
terie Krapp, commandment Far
senal, r6duite al silence. No
ire perte est do 8 tines ct 27
bAaas6s
LA notte ma pas epgouV6 de
a6rfelases avaries, d Perception
de IA bouilIoire dun bateau tor
pilleQ ui 8 fait explosion.
lila perte des Ohinois est
louzde. Pendant la mutt Ia dot
tie 6tait entour6e H6paves ct
de bOis enHamm6s. Les c6tres-
tofpiIles d6balieront tons ees
amas aujourd'hui meme ct en-
suite nons hombarderons rarse-
nal. Nous ne quitterons pas la
riyi1re avant IL 20 OH le 3d.
Les Francois occnpent les hau-
taurs qui commandment le mouil-
lage do Ia Pagode. On rappor
ID que 10000 hommes de trou-
pes chinoises se trouvent dams
LOB ~enyirons de Fou Tch6ou.
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Trayaux typographiques EN-
tous. genres executes d pimpri-
merle du COURIER.
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lie 15 OctObre le sOlell nous
quitta pour ne plus reparaitre
qu'au bout de 135 jours; il cut
pour remplaeant un crepuscule
variant dune demi-heure q "a
heures. Durant deax mois ce
crepuscule fnt 81 obscur gull ne
permettait pas de voir Pheure
au cadran dune montre.
lie IL aoAt lie soleil s'eleva au
dessus de l'horizon ct y demeu-
ra 1876 jours, ct nous e6mes lar
cement lie spectacle du soleil de
minuit. Dnrant trois mois les
etoiles furent CONSIGNMENT vi
sibles les consultations d'Orion
ct de la Grande Curse radieuses
entire tQutes.
IEtoile du Nord semblait
TOUGHER nos t6tes.
Par de telles NUTS la scene
etait merveilleuse. Au Nord
rayonnait Paurore bor6ale ct les
lumineuses consultations parais-
salient CONNIE une conronne de
biioux encerclant la lune fam
boyante. Et sur tout celia I'm
silence de mort, IN silence ST
horrible, qui vous oppresse tant
ct tant que l'homme, seul avec
lui-m6me, est pressure hante par
pid6e du suicide, tellement cette
solitude l'impressionne.
Notre astronome nous disait
qu'ayec l'eil nu on pouvait voir
une etoile dun degre inferieur d
celles que vous observer lei. La
lune brillait all dessus de nous
durant DIES p6riodes non inter-
rompues de IL a 10 jours.
lie 80 JUN, nous e1mes la plus
haute temperature enregistree d
Bale Lady Franklin, c'est-a-dire
$40 au-dessus de zero; en- fe-
vrier, la plus basse, $50 au-des-
sous de zero.
Dams ce mois de f6vrier le
mercure CELIA, Sc solidifa ct de-
meura ainsi quinze jours. In
variablement le mercure du
thermometre monta quand il y
await orage on grand vent. La
plus grande hauteur du baro-
metre fnt dun peu plus de 81
pouces, ct la moindre dun peu
au dessous de 80. Les plus fortes
variations s'observaient en- hiver.
Lelectrometre, instrument
destine d constater la presence
de l'6lectricite, fAt mis- en- 6tat
de fonctionner, mails on men OBJ
tint absolument aucun resultat.
Tres beaux effets d'anrore ;
mails que dependant on ne pou-
wait eomparer d ceux de Pile
Disco on de Upernayik.
lie lieutenant Greedy ma pas
observe de brnits de p6tillement
ct l'apparence generate de ces aut-
rores etait celled'un rnban. Al
sud-ouest SO produisait le spec
taele le plus eelatant.
I'm 1876 Narth dlsalt dams I'm
81 Z -
rapport quiz n'ayalt pas remar-
que d'omDre pro]etee par Pau
Erore Doreale le lieutenant Gree
", au contralre, afirme ayolr
parfaltement observe cette ON
bre. Aucuns troubles eleetrlques,
|sIce nest ceux causes par ie
|roulement du tonnerre, qul deux
lois nut entendu, tres loln an
nord.
Au cours DIES observations fai-
ties sur les mar4es, on d6couvrit
ce fait fort int6ressant que, dams
La Bale Lady Franklin, les ma
rees viennent du nord, tandis
qua La Baie Melville ct au Cap
Sabine elles viennent du Sud.
La temperature de cette mar6e
du Nord est de 20 plus chaude
que celle de la maree du Sud au
Gap Sabine. Pourquoi celia ?
To liarfnnant Grady IA "a rio
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Pour des groceries fraiches ct a bon
march6, allez an & Star Grocery" au,
dessous du bureau du COURIER.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30

Le Coyote est 10 plus terrible
ennemi du patre III POregon IL
est c0nstamment sous les armes,
constamment q l'afflt dies occa-
si0ns de rapine. 81 le patre d
70 malheur de s'6Ioigner, I'm ms
tant, dc son camp, Ii Coyote en
est ayertl aussit6t, ct IL tombe
sur le troupeau. S,H d faim, ii
en sue une bette, Ell la d6yore
pressure tout entiere, puis il re-
unit SEES compagnons, et tons
s'amusenk 4 tuer IL reste.
lie troupeau, effray6, s'enfuit
de dFdite OF do gauche. Les
COM
prenant que ron va faire me
pins grande vigilance, Ut II COM
mence SEES rapines dun antre'
cote, al II salt que Ton faits
moins borne garde. I'll ne re-
Went sur les lielix Cd il d COM
mis- ses d6pf6dations, que quandl
AZ croft qu'on IDS oubli6s. Tl
me5srt g~6n6ralament, SOFT dun
c0tlp sae fen; soft par 10 poison
moyyan dangereux pour Ia patre.
car, soAxeat. SOS ehiena, en- Hai-
Eaiat ae t0sas leSc 6t6s, toinbentsTrI
lie poison dniH kk& nrkx,rrk no,,%
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LIST OF PRIZES.
CERTIFICATE.

1867 Prizes, amounting to.........$265,5 0t
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30
FIN d Somedt proclaim.

A'tH W 6UHeottO PF oSfeeSStV/
M. Larcey, qui ne salt COM
ment Sc distraire dams la soli-
tude qui lui est imposee, tue lie
temps en- faisant DIES combles.
Voici lie dernier, qui est plein
d'actualit6
LIE comble de ramour de Part
pour un oeuliste:
-Vouloir a toute force ope-
rer son oreiller, sous pretexte
quill une tale.
On a beaucoup parl6 pour ct
contre la sericiculture, en- Anne
rique. Koici, d peu pres, oe,
qu'elle peut y produire. I'm
eleyeur de yers a sole, au sud, a
plante 200 mAriers sur an terrain.
de deux acres; il y a recueilli
de- 80 q 10000 livres defeuilles,
avec lesquelIes il pu clever plus
de 1000 livres de cocons qui,
apres avoir etc 6touff9s, lui ont
|fourni 600 livres. III a en- pour
une yaleur de $3.50 de travail,
lesquelles, d6duites de la valeur
des cocons d so, laisse $3.50, pro-
duit de 2 acres ct de 80 jours de
labeur.
H & &&@.sHH- M. ~
Ce qui mutt lie plus au success
de la s6riciculture, c'est que Pom
s'imagine y faire fortune, du Jour
an lendemain, tout en- ne pre-
nant aucun soin DIES vers nj des
mAriers, en- oubliant une foule.
de measures qni assurent lie sue
ces dune enterprise.
I'll fault 4 liyres de bons coeons
pour faire une livre dune sole
qui want de 81 d SO la Iivre.
Tn devidoir de bonnie qualit6
vaut de $20a$75. Ian dernier,
les femmes du pays ont fat pour
$4,000 de sole c'est une baga-
teIle, sans doute.
C'est Ia California qui tent
auiourd'hui La tete dams la s6ri-
ciculture, en- Amerique. L'Etat
a institute IN bureau de commits
saires pour fayoriser cette indus
trie. Grace aux efforts d'6leveurs
intelligents, il a etc adress6 DIES
petitions au Congress pour lni
demanderde voter une ALLEGATION
de $500 JOG atm d'6tablir DIES
stations de culture de la sole
Abeille.
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Peau 6talt de go au deSsuS de
zero.
On q tue autonr du Fort Con-
ger DIES loups peasant 80 livres.
On trouye la DIES renards ct
d'autres animaux. lie poisson
|y est dune incroyabIe raret6.
La plus grande surprise peut-
6tre dc Pexp6dition fnt due b La
prise dun saumon de quatre Ii
vres, dams le lac Alexander, lac
d'eau douce, d quinze pieds au-
dessus du niveau de la mer.
Dams la bale on dams la mer
nous n'avons pris, en- deux an
n6es entieres, que deux tres
petits poisons. On en- trouve
en- petit nombre an nord du Cap
Sabine.
La vegetation de la Bale Lady
Franklin est a pen pres La meme
que celle did Gap Sabine !; ellie
comprend des mousses, des liz
chens, de Foster, des saxifrages.
La plus grande y6locit6 du
vent s'est produite ct q 6t9 en-
registr6e al cours dun efroya-
bic onragan de neige; cette vel
Iocit6 6tait de 70 milIesa Fheure.
Les excursions de Lockwood
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30

au nord, en- 1882 ct 1883, ont
donn6 les plus pr6cieux result
tats. Sc postant lie 10 mai, de
chaque aimee, au lieu meme OH
lie DR.. Hayes Sc posta %autrefois,
a environ la meme heure de ce
jour, Lockwood, de rendroit
eleve de 1000 pieds OH il Sc trou-
Wait, ct Y faisant usage de son
verre lie plus puissant sur lie
Halls Basin ct lie Robinson's
Channel, ne put jamais distin-
guer que DIES amoneellements
de glaces.
C'est Ia que lie DR.. Hayes pre-
tehdit avoir WI sa mer Polaire
ouyerte, lors de son excursion
en- 1882. Lockwood est arrive
en- latitude plus loin qu'aucun
autre explorateur; e'est-a-dire
quill a atteint 10 83oeme % nord.
II Sc trouva ainsi a environ 5000
miles plein nord de la Bale
Lady Franklin. Mails pour par
venir Ia il d1t faire 1000 miles
ct au cours de ce trajet, l'eau ct
les amas de glaces lie forcerent
solvent a retrogarder de 80 mil
les.
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30

CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify, that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly aud semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We author
ize tie Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes of our signatures attached, in its
advertisements.
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
j. A. EARLY,
Commissioners
The Opelousas courier., 1884-08-30
Fer Sale.

FENHE old Pierre Comeau Plants.a
IL ated on Plaquemine Ridge. n asi9n
containing n hundred and ffty arn msas
land, OF which about eighty-6ve ara e4 spso
" VIII aoe one edgH o9a dwelling house about sSatSq,
IN f EoGd p ione is rebu aad 9 ons tenant house
neighborhood, and labor plentifniI Y " goet
Also, the undivided third of ! "a.
class woodland, containing ala,t tt ~ % dsts
And the undivided third of anath nv acres
well timbered land, Containing ah sasr tract 0l
For terms and other rtinnlar.0uu " acres
JEAN BAPTISTE CONF pgpsg q
Sept. l-tf onaIaAu
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UEU. ". YAM YUkOl
ilk| n :
CalCaSiGQLumber
CALIFORNIA REDWOOD,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, MOuldineS, Etc.
A Full and Complete Stock OF Every
thing belonging to the Lumber Trade,
with prices M Cheap as the Cheapest
and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OFFICE AND YARD
Corner Dawson and Chestnut Streets,
near Sunset II. II. Telephone 81.
HEALTH /! HEALTH!
Many Persons in Every Commu-
nifty are Suffering from Some
Of the Symptoms that are
Given in the Fol-
lowing Case:

My patient had boon under tho treatment OF
several physicians and taken much strong
medicine without the least benefit The dis
ease. slight at flrst, was permitted to run un-
checked, until Its violence threatened tho life
OF the patient. At this stage found him pale,
weak, thin In iicsh and depressed In mind,
little or no appetite, stomach sensitive, oaaily
disturbed by food. indigef ton, headache and
constipation, crippled by rheumatism. pains In
the limbs and Joints, stlff and swollen, aching
pains IN tho bones. worse at night and from
changes OF weather. soreness and aching pains
ns turning the Sody Or I fys@ sy wah
posture; pains between the shoulder blades,
extending to the back OF the head and over IL
gravel, disease OF the bladder with its usual
painful symptoms; the skin presented an un-
healthy appearance. uneven and rough, with
scaiy oruptlons, pimples, copper-colored spots
anu sores on many parts OF the body. The ac-
ton OF the heart, hitherto strong and regular
became weak with palpltation from emotions
o. one mind and from muscular excrtioni
the bronchial tubes, with a harrnssing cough,
sensitive lungs, with pains and soreness OF the
cheet shortncsH OF breath, neglect OF relief In
cases similar TO this ono brings on CONSUMPTION
In many instances. His state was one OF nery-
Gus prostration and extreme debility. Being
epired him with hope and gave him courage
His expectation was not disappointed 10y the
result. few days after the commencement
OF the treatment l noticed a change In his
favor, which continued until he was entirely
restored to health. One In not cured by mere
masses OF drugs, but by proper quantities OF
them, that arc suited to tho cause and symp-
toms OF the disease, acting on the blood and
destroying poisonous germs In IL. II is the
duty OF every one to watch and guard closely
his health against every approach OF disease,
whether from natural causes or from NAL
treatment, or from both combined. An ex-
perience OF thirty years In the practice In st.
Louis, New Orleans and New York City enables
me TO treat, with success. acute and chronic
diseases from whatever causes produced
Consultations free. Onice-ttE East Houston
street, up stairs
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walton; good stone house, three rooms,
also two good horses and new wagon
md farming tools, also 700 bushels of
corn, 1900 bundles CT fodder, two stacks
OF hay; everything in flrst-class order
and cheap at the price, $4,000.
$40 acres Of land miles above Kerr
VILE, on the Guadalupe river; commands
a good outlet. with fine grass. water and
good natural protection. Price 50 per
acre.
2l2i acres, Somerset Valley; 80 acres
all fenced, and fine farming land; fair
house, orchard, peaches, plums. etc.;
well timbered, and good for any Kind Of
stock. Price for the whole only $500.
s0-aore farm 2 miles east OF the city,
on the Rosilla creek; 40 acres fenced, ~
acres In cultivation; all bottom land and
very rich; same land sold at Austin for
IS per acre; improved; good house,
stock, water, etc. Price, $40 per acre.
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Catarrh.

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BEN THOMPSON
-LANALAOAb
BILLY SIMMS' EXPERIENCES UP
NORTH THIS SUMMER.
He Is Called the Noted Texas Man.
Slayer Taking a Contract to
XIII Ben Thompson.

IN conversation with MT. w. Ill.
Simms, who has Just returned from the
North, he told LIGHT reporter that he
had been to Dakota looking over his
property, which, he said, has cost him
large sum. but property had sadly de-
preciated in that section. Up North
everything is swallowed up In the ex-
element of the approaching election,
and politics is the order Of the day. In
Chicago nightly are professions, COM
posed Of men In costumes ana
masks. On one street there one
will see Blaine and Logan parade
and on the next one A Cleveland and
Uapdr,cka narado somat,,, 40 a, /. II, 81,
-,,-. III, ' .1e '"'
parties VIII meet, ana occasionally
clash takes place, but usually good order
and humor prevails. All business inter-
ests ara NJ n stond.s,,Il Eyor,,hoay IL
80 80 =. '' i'e,yDouy 10
awning ahNiousiy the result OF Indiana
and Ohio. At the hotel where he stayed
he was besieped nv renorters. His ner-
sor.,,,,, oo, arou.a n, ,,,,a i. m.
' ~, a.ou"u III 'n,' wise ne
was greeted cordially by the proprietor
of the hotel the morning of his arrival.
who sboo. him Inv tho hand q, m oa,,
- - " ~ nu :" ~" Gnu
siVe style, saying, wen, am glad you
got out OF that scrape alive" refer
ring to the Ben Thompson tragedy.
A Local ronortar of tho Evan,,u Nou,s
'ao r'e."s -'o"o
was lookihg Ut the register wheh ne ar
rived, and got the information from the
hotel clerk of his arrival. The News
oor,o an, IA. so,,o o,,o,,,n,, h.,,,,,o Co.
IAN. ~ ."o '"' .'onns' n"'s ~,
lts chiei item one, headed, "A Noted
Texas Man Slayer Arrived In Town,
A Perfect Walking Arsepal.u The ar
,,o,o s,a,oa ,h.. a.. .,, L.
''0io e'''eu INA. '""' mummy mhile
reporter oil the News was at the Matti-
son house, he noticed the arrival OF
MID ana lnonensive looking young
man, accompanied by another this
was Johh SiatteryE VINO looked
IKE deacon. rms, the repor-
Yer was surprised to learn was
mat noted Iexas man slayer who
enjoys the reputation OF slaughtering
TWO gamblers IN ignt because they at
tempted TO cheat, ana while Simms was
OF mid appearance he was ready for
any emergency, and the deacon looking
young man was wiiling TO aDet MN at
all times, Doth OF them being armed to
the teetn. Alter the appearance oil this
article Simms SAID he was Deseiged by
ABOUT ~ reporters VINO wanted to inter-
view MN, put ne peremptorily re-
iused. Simms demonstrated with
the motel CLERK, VINO gave the inior.
marion, ana sala ne should ike 10 tell
the reporter what ne thought OF him.
Inc motel clerk tod the News reporter
what Simms had said, and the same
mat tne texas man-slayer was going to
40 up the News man, but that the repor-
yer was 10 stories nigh ana stu writing
MN up. ank ADAMS, the celebrated
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-11
For Public weighers,
WILLIAM KEARNEY,
HENRY RILEY, nWFf m
A A. MuNCEY, F.|.NNEI
THOMAS CROWLEY.


Your attention is called to the fact
that we have resumed work In our ladies
dress making department. Madame Far
rell, who so successfully had control Of
that portion Of our business in the past,
has entire charge again for the coming
season. We will be pleased to see all
our former patrons and others. and can
promise them that we guarantee our
work to be equal to any done in st. Louis
or New fork, or any Of the large cities.
now complete, and we should be pleased
to have you call and see them. We war
rant our prices to be the same as. any
other first-class establishment anywhere.
l0S-l2t HAAS Il OPpENHEnIER.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-11
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. II. G. Vests Nerve and brain Treatment,
a guaranteed specific for Hyeteria, Dizziness,
Commissions. Fits, Nervous Eeuralgi Ia, Head
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use
OF alcohol or tobacco, wakefulness, Mental
Depression, Softening OF the Brain, resulting
In insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, iiarrenness, Loss
OF Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
spermatorrh@a caused by oNer-exertlon Of
the brain, self-abuse or Overtime ulRence. Each
box, or six boxes for s. 90, sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt OF price. fEf n
lf WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES aN
TO cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes. accompanied with IS CO.
antee to refund the money II the treatment
does not effect cure. Guarantees issued only
by JOHN q. WEST ~ CO.,
o62 w. Madison St Chicago, In.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-11

weight In the back loins and lower On ri OF the
abdomen. causing the patient to suppose no
has some affection OF tho Kidneys or neighbor~
inr organs Al times, symptoms Of indiges-
tlon are present. as fatulcncy. uneasiness or
the stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspira-
ton, producing a worry dlsagrecable itching,
ant. Hind, bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once 70 tho application Of DR.. Boranko's Pile
temedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, apso- bling he Tumors, allayinr the
intense itching and sfectlnF permanent
cure. Price, ~ cents. Address, The DIR. Bo-
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