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The Galveston News clearly enough doe
Ex GOVERNOR HUMANE an injustice In its
criticism ofhis letter 10 the Iroquois club In
8, far % II makes him say that TEXAS will
support gladly and with arior RANDALL.
P.Yxr or HoApLr." What the governor
dii say was: There are THURMAN and
ucDoxArr and BAYAzD and Hfwrrr and
Cox and MoRkIsoH and RANDALL and
pAyxr and HoADLy, and yet Others I'M
named equal to any Of these from whom the
leader may BE- ssisly telec.ed. While my
ON hesx, warns 10 ward that uncomprr-
sbls statesman. THtH~ss, Of 0hic.
beosuss Of bis fidelity in days Of trial. aud
his deunlless courage. IN h lace Of great
"a houkiio mstorIt;es. while - him, ny
- ~ = ~ uH
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NATIONAL TAXATION MATTERS.

The Louisville Courier. j Journal of the
li.h instant figures that 1.-THE receipts
from the internal revenue taxes for the
present Gsoal year arc eslimstsd ri SIG,
0Oo, GOO. The surplus revenue for the year,
IL is estimated, will be $4,000, 900, although
II is probable il will be less. Now an aboh
ton Of the SIG ,0o0. GOO internal revenue re-
ceip.s would not only wipe out the sur
plus. but leave an actual deficiency OF So
900, 90. How is this TO be made upY Ac.
cording 10 the Pennsylvania appendix to
the Ohio platform it would be secured
bv an "adjustmenC' Of the tariff du'
Ties. Instead, therefore, OF reducing the
present exorbitsnt tariff they would really
raise Il enough TO make good the s6.OOO,VO
deficiency. True, it is possible that after
experimeniing a tariff might be devised
which would increase the revenue by levy.
ing lower duties on some articles and thus
inc.ees Importatlons."
All Of which, as concerns the figures, ia
sub ,iantially correct, and is in accord with
our estimate OF yesterday. But who pro-
poses TO wholly abolish the internal reve-
nue. on spirits7 The income from this one
article alone is some $74,OOo,Ooo
Assuming. therefore, that we let
this one item stand, even accord
log Z o Mr.. wArrERsoS's " figuring
we will still have q surplus amounting to
that sum less the 100000 deficiency he
calculates on, or a nett surplus Of $6s.oO0.-
900. We exhibited that the total estimated
receipts Of the government l. e. from Gus
toms and internal revenue, were about
s2l5. OoO, 200, and that these came from
%spiri,s, beer, tobacco, silks, fruit, furs, fancy
goods, embroideries and permanent miscel.
~iapeous receipts. Now, where Is the grea'
harm to arise from doing away with the
internal revenue tax, save on whisfy' Thi'
tax save on whisky beer and tobacco Is neal
1872, 100000. Now, under the Courier
Journals showing, VI might strike that
tax from every article except those three
and even abats them 30 per cent. and W
would still havea surplus.
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ENNIS.

ENNIS, April T.-[5pecial. Young Mr..
Lapsley died last night and was buried to-
DAY at 4 p. M. HIS death was caused from
an ipjury received on the 7th OF this month
by his horse falling on him, which was re-
ported in the HERALD OF April S.h. He has
been both bind and unconscious since the
accident.
Stree the fire that occurred here last Fri
day morning, our city fathers are putting
their heads together, TO devise some means
OF security against fire in the future.
Weather warm with good indications OF
rain.
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MERIDIAN.

MERIDIAN, April l7.-tspeoial deputy
Sheriff Canuteson arrested on suspicion aud
placed in Jail in Meridian last Wednesday, a
young man who fret gave his name OF Bar
t.ll and afterwards Flowers. He is not far
above 20 years cd, smooth face, dark brown
hair, dark blue eyes, about five aud q
hall feet high aud dressed in rough duckin e
pants and coat. He had q Winchester rifle,
shotgun and six.shoo.er. He came to this
county with o wagon and two horses. From
a letter in his pocke, which he had written
to some friend, 1t IS evident that the man
i wanted at some place in the state, but as
the letter gives no names or post office it
furnishes no clue as to where he is wanted.
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Governments lower for 4 LES.
Railways weak and lower. Wabash
general Gown To 80.
State securities quiet.
The experience Otto days trading elbows
a very weak stock market uD to ~ O'Clock,
though |; was somewhat iirmer Ia the even
ing rs the result OF the beliof IL was time
tor a general upward movement during the
remainder OF The week. Out OF iorty-five
stocks traded in to-day, thirty-one closed
lower thar last night. the most conspiou'
Gus declines being: Oregon Improve.
ment, 4 per cent Pacific mail. 2 3S;
Denver. 8 5.s; Reading, ! Is; Richmond,
& West Point, 9; Wabash preferred, 2 3-S;
Common, / 3,s: Colorado, COL, / l-2, and
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincincinati y In.
d~iauepolis, /. All others declined fractional.
Ten stocks closed u email fraction higher
than last night. Additional calls OF usually
''must-ips'' stocks were made this morning
for the fret time. The Anthracite Coal
company have decided to restrict produc'
ton during the year, beginning with the
month Of May, according TO the demand OF
consumption. transactions. 22,VO
shares.
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MARSHALL,

MARSHALL, April 1~7.-[Special 1-Seven
new cases OF smallpox was developed to.
day in the same family where the disease
conveyed to the pest.house and every pre-.
caution possible is being exercised to pre-
vent a ia Their spread Of the disease.
The Texas g. Pacific road Is paying of to-
day.
Blaine is the fsvorite and will receive the
support OF the delegates TO the state con-
v~ention from this county. Little or no In
terest is taken in either state or national
politics by our psople.
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'Rrrsnnrko TO the recent attacks Of the

fRrrssarso 10 the recent attacks OF the
CourIer.Journ upon those papers that
happen TO differ from 1t, the Nashville
American thus strikes back: There 10 not
euevspspsr in the country, calling itsel
denecratic, yet leaning toward free-trsde
ehst n not bribed with British gold. The
NsmphIs Avalanche ventures this a. just
- lbroibls an argument as the Courier
J~ourusl's, and % having a much more rub
ssaotiai bssis Of fsc.. And 90 the war Of
erIminstIon and recrlmipstion is wsged'
Ma paper in the country has dealt 90 large
A. "a this sort Of discussion - the Courier
Jouynal. tie most violent epithets are
Su,led-uot ct the corrupt republican
,s,tv and its methods, bat ct democrats
vGnes sole ofsnse is that they choose TO
am, vish Il on the tariff question. In re-
-Iicst,ou Ne. wATrERsos this
s~feoishIy stretched definition Of "br'be'
s~Sscsv When he says. "fn making thcte
~>.s-ss % declare that we made no charge
- corrups on, nor intended any. The
49, ho1orobl- mrn are oftea unoonsciou,
s--Nnnosu. With one n d an omce' with
'-~11<er1 & y poprlsr srplsuse. VIII . Third
@~<-rsi~,sfo- "a - on" Novs way
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TEE story runDe.h thus: Mr.. snd MRS
J.L.DRuKILL requests your presence at tine
marriage Of thsir daughter EMMA 70 MR.
CHARLES X GIBSON, Tuesday, April 29th
st 1 O'Clock, at their residence No. 26lo
Whites avenue, Austin Texas" The
HrRALp will endcavor to be duly repre-
sented upon the very happy occasion, and
vil take estremest pleasure to personally
tender its beet wishes to the popular ex
sneaker and her Of his admirable selection
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Max. Min. Mean Rain.
Tnmn Tomn Tnmn fnll.
The Fire Record.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE Times
Dem noe 8 Monroe special says: All bust
ness places in town, three excepted, have
been burned, Loss, S3s,o0o; insurance,
500, 900.
LITTLE Rock, April 1.-THE Gszette's
Hot Springs speciai. save: Fire lest night
destroyed eight buildings on lower
Central avenue; total loss. 5000;
insured for $i6!c0o. The principal loser Ia
the Kansas City Meat company, composed
of w. Beldine. J II Mulcabey, Il. K. Flow,
ers and b. +. Bsrker. A young man named
loo Crapshaw died from excitement.
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SwEETwATER

SwEErwArER, April E.-[Special .I-Mrs.
John q. Cox, wife OF our district clerk. was
buried this evening. Her death cast q
gloom over our community.
Hon. 4. b. Wheeler to-day gave JEFF
CLAYTON bail in the sum OF $40. Zoo.
Arthur Doyd, charged with the killing oil
the man foond dead In Jones county, was
yesterday placed in jail for safe keeping.
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DENVER, April l7.-Hnler. Hallick & Co.,
bspkers of Buena Vista, have as
signed; available assets estimated ct
$1,000: liabilities, $4,000. The
immediste cause oil the failure
said n be the expensive litigation over the
Nest Egg mine, In which concern they were
larselv Interested.
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CLEBURyE.

CLrDUnSE, April ~17.-tSpeclal 1.-THE
water works are receiving their finishing
touches. Water was turned into the mains
this evening and worked very nicely, until
a plug busted near the reservoir, delaying
the testiog.
Tiilman Fowler, formerly q citizen OF
Cleburne, but now Of Colorado City, isin the
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Mrs MILES. a Kansas widow, lays claim
10 $780, 900 worth OF land in Van Buren, and
Claiborne counties, Alabama, under an old
Spanish land grant. Texss,it would APP.
pear, is DO. alone in this vexotious question,
and one which is gong to make O deal OF
grist for the lawyer in the future.
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BAnos NoRpEssooLD is preparing an ex-
pedition TO the south pole. it Is lust as
GOOD a rlsce to freeze at its northern coun-
terpart, and tho chances are that he Will
join DELoSe, SIR JOHN FRoSrLIS and the
others of that ghostly Arctic caravan.
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THE GERALD. FRIDAY April. IS. l~r4.

arms. Beeley and Miss Perkins ~ostentibly
kent y ttore here, secre'ed Ia winch we're
fonnd forty hoxes OF goods NJ M estimated
value Of si5. 900. which the authorities
ssized. Mics Parklns Is IA bali si'ter OF
Sseley. The prisoners were taken TO fltis'
hufn To-day.
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TIE loss OF life In the fishing business
has been %unusually hesvy during The
rast winter. Legislation seems to be i'm
Rhsib,e 10 throw any safeguards around
1Sy most p~erilous Of all avocations.
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i,,,TuE Caur d'Alene mines ere colossal
! fra Ids. Men who wen. there flushed with
hope are content to get back to civilization
cmp,y-hended. 1t is a fine country to stay
sway from.
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Sanger Brothers
GLOVE DEPARTMT

25,. Children's Imported LisIe Gloves, CSC. 85c,
aud soc. Children's silk Gloves. Doc 75c, $50 and
1 on per pair.
Our line OF Chi 'dren's Gloves and Mitts Is
without exception the finest we have ever car
RED, The variety OF shades Is exquisite.
Lsdies' Kid Gloves are representa- BY oil the
fashionable shades Of light new French. gray.
The styles most frequest are the 4 TO Q button
lengths, although the manufacture VIII DO
! /. found In all desirable shades.
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For the fret time in the session, the pro-
ceedings of congress are interesting. The
unwoptsd activity suggests q desire on the
4, e Of the legislator TO ldjourn In tin 10
fske n hard In the c)mipg conventions.
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Ir is gratifying to note the steady I'M
provement OF Mobile. The beautiful little
GufCty IS enjoying a qliet aud suostan-
tisl boom, with prospects Frightening with
ey ry cum.
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CL~KvrIAkp, q, Aprli IA Pi'tsSurg
directive arrested J. r Bseiey and Emms
i. rkins here .thiA morning for comDitity
win slranser sndlClsy .csu;ured IN Column
6oe. md charged Ath f~,AuduientIy ooeat1-
- i1rrD oohsr:ssN 49, - e-<t>fs
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THE author OF 'Sarah Barnum" has
been committed OF Paris for corrupting the
public morale. This 10 the first tangible
evidence Of the coming OF the millennium.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-THE governor
issued his ususl quarantine proclamation,
taking effect NAV LIST.
The TINES Democrat Canton special
says: Isaac Johnscn cut the throat Of Iss-
beiis Booker, killing her. Both colored.
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THE telephone hiss been upheld IN the
courts. Statements over the wire are adj
Missile as evidences
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Ladies' Domestic Isle Gloves at Csc. $50 and
&C q pair 4. "a. es.
All The above In Black and New Colors. 4.
Ladies' SILK Gloves. Jersey style, ! %. l 70 ana
silks Mitis, In Jersey styles, at soc, Csc, 7Sc,
+ ace six Mitis, soc, 75c. / 90 up to 9 co.
Our colors In silk Gloves and Mills leave hoth-
children's Domestic Lisle Glove. l5c zoe and
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In. TuE republican convention nt Fort Worth
he wmises to pan out freely OF fan. Tic
~ shkepny cats are tlrsa'ened.wiih havir 6
2 w odupy a eecond-snte place in history.
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TIE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, April l5.-Followlng. Is the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnish
ed by the United States signal service, act.
ing In continuation with the rail ways:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

vrJFARn REQUESTED TO ANSoUEcE W.
w II. T1ACkEk lor County CLERK.
vI1T ARE KiQUEsrED 40 ANNouECt
w GEuRGE r. FYARN for Justice OF Inc
Peace FOE tr.clu tNp l.
nyEARt HfrEbN AUl nor Ztp 20 AN
W uuulc. Cal.td W. 81. UPWARDS ls
candllntc 10 County Judge att. ensuing No
vcmbcr election.
u1E IRE AUTHORIZED 10 AuNoUNCE
w W " r.Ak lor Justice o. eI-ueoI III
Precinct no !.
xI,W ans ATTVOR 2Fn no ANNOU&Ct
w M ia. TINHRUUGEn,Nct tui tio ioi
the Lsg'tiHiufe so pflhs county, tuoi-''o 'I'
action ore q. N. upHrnNN
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Nrw YoRK, Ami E.-Money, ! IL TO p
prime meTcanuls paper 4 too l-2; sterling
exchange, Il. H.. weaker; As7 l'9i sight,
AsQ 10
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For the Western Gulf Slater: Fair weather.
followed by local rains on Friday; east 10 sou'h
winds; nearly stationery barometer.
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See What We Offer

Children's Fancy Hose. SIC TO l2Hc.
Cbildren's Full Regular Made Solid Hose, No.
8 10 5H, 2Oc; No. 6 to az. 25o; No. s to Sk, SOC.
Cbi,drsn's Full Regular Solid Colors, line
TX, soc; No. 5 TO So, i0c.
Ckildren's Full Regular Lislc Hose. No. B,
zoe; rise &c q pair TO Sk..-
Full lines OF Fancy md Ribbed Lisle Hosiery
at low prices.
Fine qualities OF new and staple shades In
Cotton and Isle Hosiery.
Full line of solid aud Fancy Infants Hosiery.
In short everything In Children's Hosiery.
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tn. Wool.Crouers

PrrrsBune, April 1.-The Pennsylvania
wool. growers association convened here IN
annual session this afternoon at 2o'ciock.
Delegates were present from all paris oitke
\ ate.
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THE belief 10 gradually gaining that the
nominee OF the Chicago republican conven'
zion Will be o dark horse.
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CLEVELAND to the residence OF SENATOR
PAYnE. 1t vent republican in the late mu-
ugc-dcipsl election. THIS will have q tendency
10 scotch his presidential boom.
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THE death of B. p. SHILLADER (MRs.
J. rrEGroS) IS m%omentsrily expected. Its
uucemevt will be received with genu-
H. regref.
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wa serioult ural outlook in England 10
g.. Y..., and 1t appears that the dresry
yea S of depression in the rural regions are
about over.
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FALLS
WH9Etahl5 SiCilian
HAIR REVIEWER:

CT Mrs. HrSsBxrnY, VA FRANKLIN. hre,
BROOKLYN, n. T., after n severe nttack OF Ery-
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gray-hlllng of 40 rapidly mat sho soon becaino
quite bald. Ono bottle Of Halls. HAIR re;
NEWER brought II back rs son, brown and
thick as when she was n girl.
M Mn. KEsLiSG, mn old farmer, ncar Var
snIr, Ind, had scarcely any hair len, and what
little there was OF It hnd become nearly white.
One bottle Of Halls Ham REHEwER stopped
it's falling out, and gave him n thick, luxuriant
head OF lair, NJ brown and fresh - no ever lad.
Ry- Mns. A. r. Wall, GrssnHsld, Cheshire,
Eng, writes: 81 have found the Rrentest ben.
eft from the use Of HALLS HAIR RBsHwER,i II
having restored my hair, which WAS rnpily fall
Ing ON, md returned Its original color"
M DIR. EMIL ssrr. Detroit, Mich, ecrtincs
that 'HAiL's HAIR EENEwER 10 excellent for
hair growing, md gives back tho natural color
" faded and gray hair"
En- MRs. q. Il. ELLiorr, Gisnriiie, ". "a,
says: .Onc bottle OF Halls HAIR REVIEWER
restored my hair 10 liz natural, youthful color"
No Injurious substances enter into tho
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and Il Is not n dye. Its vegetable ingre-
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and II does not mako the hair dry and
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rr.. nj Posing. 10 all Parts of tho United
-. States mud Canada.

n.miI by DRAFT on Dallas, pos,oniee mqrey or
Der or rcgl, tered lever. ltseni othyiNlfv' "a
Stii no, 30 respousihie inr miscaruagrs, AZ
SrNs THE HERALD, Dallas, Texas
Specimen copies sent iIee on apphcauoh'
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THE Waco Day has evidently come to
stay. 1t lie one OF the brightest and newsi'
est journals that come to our table.
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TIE PROPOSED GRAPEVINE Road

Acommltlee Of cit zsns irom G~rspsvins.
composed 81 s.. Wal, WILLIAM We,sh-
eriy, J. Il. Murray, J. X. N. Yates, Or.
Lexis and DR.. w. 3 Doris. arrived IN the
= fe Isst evenire and WilI consult With ou-
Suslre.s men t<saay. >oaceIning The bu1l1
~ sss 1&lsss4 .ssAi-i~ = Ca lPv1<s
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All pnpcrs Discontinued ut the Expiration
of the Time Paid For.

Look at the printed label on your paper lhe
date Thereon shows when we supsvIlpuun a.,
rrneyal A. y.u dc ire uuhrolen tlcs rs Wecsh'
moi alw ays furnish b0ck number,
Subs. rfbtr. desiring he adore soI th,lt lape'
chsuetd viii pltmc ,'oic IN tboir coinhluh Ca
dor both he q = nd new address
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See What We Offer

Ladies' Cotton Hose at SIC, 1870 aud zoo o
pair. 49,,
Ladies' Full Regular made solids at CSC, CSC,
BIC, Csc and $50 a pair.
Ladies' Full Regular Lisle Hose at Csc, $50
and ] 90.
Ladies' Full Regular Ribbed Lislo Hose. SIC,
/ 10, | 25, and no.
Ladies' Fancy Lislc Hose, extra qualities and
choice styles ut rs. l 50, l rs. 2 90, 2 80 o pair.
Our Solid Colors comprise every now shade
wear with slippers are our dress goods hose and
new faneies In Isle.
Full liue Of Suk Hosiery.
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rrMMsor ~sunsonIrrION.

Ccmpriil, = oi.hi pegps % nny'six columns
made ~ ftoin TIC CnrNm II thc dNiiy editions,
IL The la'gtHt ma ChtAactt noNt paper Ia VOC
state, and Is now oaei,d at thi following it-
duced rates!
Oae Copy, One Ncnr. '''svv
From March I Ia November los 1901 ."
IsyARiApLY ~ ADVANCE,
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Bucklngham's Dye
FOR THE
r S

L.. IN four respects, superior TO all Others.
1st-It will produce u rich, natural
color, brown or black, rs desired.
2d-The color so produced Is permanent,
cannot be washed off, and will not soil any
thing with which II comes In contact.
, 3d-it Is q single preparation, and moro
convenient OF application than any other
hair or whisker dye.
4tb-It contains no deleterious ingrc-
dents. as do many preparations offered
for like use.
PREPARED mr.
II. p. HALL & CO.. Nashua, n. II.
Sold BIZ al dealers in medicines.
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naId Game RIocked.

Ladies approve of your smoking Little
JOKER"
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afew words to say in it's own behalf, PAhASOLS
lorna part of alady's wardrobe. which during our long
months ranks most important. IN oCner woI9s,
IPARASOLS have become an essential OF aress; b III . aG%d-
to comniete their wardrobe, feel that they must nave a
IPARASOL for different occasions, as well as 10 "aIch
and WELL-ASSORTEDSTOOh, cqmplned
with TOW pRICES makes this possible for even unoSe OF
iiI ,itG means while those more fortunate can follow
fashions whim without extravaganza
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Thu BEST

Hair restorative in the world is HALLS
HAIR REVIEWER. II cures oil diseases of
the scalp, and stimulates the hair glands
to healthful action. IL steps the falling OF
The hair; prevents It's turning gray; cures
badness, and restores youthful color and
freshness OF appearance TO heads already
white with age. The following are II few
illustrations OF what Is done by
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T.. 2 WEILS.
Democratic Territorial Convention.

The territorial democratic committee
met ut Vernillion on July 3lst and
made the following call
The democratic electors Of Dakota are
hereby called to meet in delegate con-
vention at Sioux Falls, on Wednesday,
the lst day Of October, 1884, at . O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for delegate in congress and
for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may lawfully come before such
convention The apportionment agreed
upon by the committee gives to each or
ganized county in the territory one
delegate aud one additional delegate for
each one hundred votes, or fraction Of
fifty or more. cast for the democratic
candidate for delegate in congress at the
general election in 1882.
The following apportionment is given
to show the number Of delegates to
which each county in the Black Hills is
an,itlnl.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-09-06
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the Estate Of Joseph L.
Bliss, deceased:
The undersigned having been APP.
pointed administrator Of the estate of
Joseph T. Bliss, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
against said estate, that they must pre-
sent the same, with the necessary
vouchers, TO the undersigned admins
traitor Of said estate, at his office in Gus
ter City, Custer County. ID. T., within
six months from this date, that being
the time limited for creditors to present
their claims against said estate.
And all persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate
pa, ment To the undersigned.
J. p. THOMPSON,
Administrator.
Dstea. Custer City, Custer Co., Il. T.,
January goth, A. ID. 1884.