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BUSINESS NOTES.
WESTERN RAILWAY MANAGERS
10 Definite Action Yet Observation-Disclosures
full II Negotiations VIII NE RS
acknowledgements
sion - stock Market.



ECWcA9o. Sept 20 The general mana
pr, of the Western and Southwestern
he, at their adjourned session this
Forming, resumed negotiations with a
I, ~ to forming pool ON Colorado and
StAh business. No progress, however,
Vas made, and an adjournment was
Rken to 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
oppression last night was that no fur
/ ler attempt would he made at this time
lward q settlement OF Colors d., and
hut traffic, beyond possibly an attempt
n maintain rates. similar TO the ninety
DAYS agreement entered into yesterday
y lin respect to Nebraska business, and
freight agents OF all Omaha lines have
been in session to-day in an endeavor tC
alrange tariff TO Nebraska points il
Conformity with the action taken by the
managers yesterday. A number of Off
cials intend leaving the city this even
ihg, and in case of failure TO agree upor
.eome basis of settlement this afternoon
il is deemed doubtful il negotiations
Mill be resumed again next week.
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SARGENT ~ 90.
SPORTING NOTES.
DALLAS BROWNS WIN THE DAY.
A Score OF 6 to 2 Against the HoustonS-
Fort Worth Gets Away With Gal
weston by n Score OF Is tot
A Crack Pitcher Fails.
Fort Worth vs.. Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept. 2O.-Notwithstand-
ing the advent of Torregano, the pitcher
from New Orleans, on whom Galveston
banked largely to reinforce their game
with the Fort Worth Nine to-day, the
Fort Worth club had another walk
away by score of l3 to Z. The condi-
ton Of the grounds at the Beach park
was something wild and terrible. The
continued drouth had absorbed every
particle of moisture, the sand
particularly at the pitchers and
catcher's stand, was nearly ankle deep,
while the field was only tritle better.
| Torregano claims that he could not get
foothold, and thus accounts for his UNI
merciful smuggling, He was succeeded
in the seventh inning by Cruso. Gal
weston led TO the bat,and after the fourth
inning the game was regular picnic
for Fort Worth, as the following score
! "a an ipAipafa.
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Value OF Old Coin.

That coins are interesting rs giving us
portraits of those who have had some
show in the world is undoubted, says
Chambers journal. 1t is equally true
that by their means we are made ac-
quainted with the existence of Kings
and Kingdoms of whom history has left
no records. The fact Of Il Greek King
dom Of Bactrid occupying that even yet
comparatively unexplored region half
way between the world only
some fifty years ago by the
finding of coins bearing portraits and
legends OF the Greek-speaking rulers.
An extremely large silver piece in the
British museum supposed TO belong to
period anterior to 4S0 b. c. and struck
hy the Odomanti of Thrace, q tribe of
whom we knew nothing, was found at
Ishtib. In the same collections u large
silver coin of the Orrescii, az unknown
Macedonian people, which vi found II
| Egypt, along with very early drachmi
OF Terone, and large decadrachm o
perronikos, king unknown to history
These are supposed to have been car
red to Egypt by some of the soldiers o
XerXes, during their retreat from thu
battle of Plata.
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Leader Roasted conoe in pound pael,
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NEw York, Sept. 2O.--The schedule in
b assignment 81 Gouvernour Pau! =
mg, uouvcrneur Kemble, Petor kemhle
and James Pauldmg, comprising the
irm IT Pauldiug, Kemblo & Co, manu-
.ncturers of machinery, aJ 30 Broadway
End Cold Springs, New York, to Charles
h. Nourse, IT,, which which was tlod To-
hay, show total liabilities S30l,7 3i; uomi
hal assets, S7i3, '6l, and actual acts
|g,sAt ssn
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CITY OF Mexico, Sept. 2O.-Count
Largrand has Just returned from a trip
of inspection over the Mexican National
railroad. lie starts Immediately for
Paris via New York, stopping at Lon
complete the road will be furnished hy
French capitalists In conjunction viii
Mathoson e Sons, Of in1d0n, the pres
ont largest stOckhp,.ut@
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WAsurNGToN, sept 20.-A lmga now
silver vault under the cash room of the
treasury department is finished and the
.trRusCsr of silver tbit will begin Mon
'day. Silver dollars now stored IN the
Treasury amounting go S5.Ool,OUO, will hf
transferred to the new vaGNt, where
thcra will also he stored the surplus
coinage Of different ullnts accommodating
QynrN month.
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ALMOST A RIOT.
oRToNs CIRCUS IN TROUBLE
shooting ARRAY Between tho Fhowmcn
and CitiEens or Burr Oni,, Kansas
The Mayor Mortnlly shot
Others Killed - Etc.

ATcHIsoN, X, sept. 20. A special %
the Champion says: \ serious row oc-
CURED between citizens Of Burr Oak,
Jewett county, Kansas and the show
men heluugi.U to o tru's circus,
Friday night, n which one man was
killed and several wounCoi. The dis
turbauce was rais, Il by drunken
citizen nan o Elliott and \ gem
eral fight unShvu. IL liutt, was
arrested andlthe circus men took their
their effect TO the train. The
crowd followed them and just
a. Mayor Mari had restored
order It nan named Evans appeared AT
the depot with a double-bar-
relied shotgun aud fired into
the train. A this mon ont
the train pulled ouU and the circus III Il
ured vollCy NJ the crowd,
killing j. Lonpncckpr, NOR
to'ly wor"diug Mayor NlUrr aud
ali ht'. W un iqs a boz. .oncneck,
was TOD taking PCT in, the
children. The OHIO. circus is
the snmn that WAS iu toe horrible affair
Mt Grrr'y, Colorado, some lime ago. II
was brl .i to show a Washer to-day
and thlthcr nj out 100 Bur oak peOpl,
went by special train 20 arrest the muir
dorers. treat excitement prevails a
Burr Oak. Another special {,
the Champion from Washing
ton says sixteen crews O
} men were arrested there this morning b.
, Sheriff OF Jpw,t. county, and this after
noon they were taken To- Grcenleaf b.
70 the sheriff of Washington county. y
II o'clock this evening q hundred me
arrived there from Burr Oak an
al last accounts 500 men nj the dep,
e arc awaiting developments. While I'll
q circus was performing up town IL
y. Burr Oak people demanded the arrest
O ton and his son. The crowd was o
a DERBY,
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Fatal Accident to soldiers.

LIMA, PFRU, Sept. O.-During the
landing at Cherrepe of n div ision of SOL
diers under tho immediate command of
the Minister of War, three officers and
seven soldiers we're drowned. The sur
viviug soldiers in the launch were saved
by the timely arrival of assistance from
shore. The department of La libertad
has declared for the Iglesias govern
|
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The Houston Post.

HousToN, Sept. 90 Special The
proprietors Of the Post have failed to
make the bond and release the property
From attachment, but in the meantime
The marshal allows the paper to bo
published "A usual, while the deputy j.
In charge to guard the property and
premises. 4 weeks time is given
Within which to mako the bond, and IN
the meantime New Orleans parties ave
negotiating to buy the paper, and there
is probability that n will soon pas
into the hands 0f y. a. Burke, formerly
IDf tho Times Democrat.
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pEltNONAI..

II. w. Run lie, Of 81. Louis, is at Il
Windsor.
-. W. Middleton, Of st, Louis, Is ut the
W hdsor.
Charlie Hyde, OF Cincinnati, is at tho
Windsor.
Col. John II. Stone leaves to morrow
for two weeks sojourn at Hot Springs.
Judge A. Z. Mccormick and family,
of Graham, are registered vt the Wind
sOr.
Mai. John c. Lewis, Of Austin, immi
grafton agent of the Missouri Pacific
| railroad, is in the city.
| Father G. Martiniere, brother Of Rev.
| Martiniere, of the church OF the sacred
! Heart, is seriously i'll.
Col. w. II. Boykin, State agent Of
! Texas for the Standard flour mih-, n.
| Louis, Is at the Windsor,
EFT. Pugh, an atTablo and courteous
travelling salesman, hailing from 81.
Louis, is at the Windsor.
Col. IL. c. harrow, the wcll-t0own
scenic agou,, Is in tue Guy, ami VIA re-
main here for some days.
Mai j. =. Elliott, { mm!ssioler of
the Now Orleans exposition, was IN the
: city yesterday and left ON same morn
lng tfNlNs
, We we're delighted 10 welcome back t.
p Tsxas Rey. A, I,ndelon, Of Waco. liz
. viii lorture to-day nj ST. Patrirk's
churrb. lie Is Al leasirg and nsy q, u
d: catod gentleman.
/: ~ r.. II. chiffon, who has been n
= visit to I.onisytitc, his Old homo, re-
v turnci vnsterdnv. Mrs, Chiffon viii re
min n month longer i'm Louisville, via
LING roiniiyes ana friends.
- p;,,o, rrrit,d Statcs Distrlc
r v,,r,',,,. Ii.,,ai ,,osr,rlav IRON
HtloIneN' ,,, NV, ~, ,,rr,,.cutn /,
shel ,.,, Mivle w -, No indian Tor
!. i9ur il'u,Hvl uses ,rorn ',,v tinued INIT
rloiS' inc '"''s "eio '''''''''N'
"NI, MI SS,d MIRO Alfred Dnyis an
Mr' anu MS iLs,.,,I'., ,io o,,l T. y rowI
i,UsN's, SN'" ,y,,' nn ,,ai. M, n tnur
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CAIRO, Sept. 20.-Aus.ria, France and
Germany have instructed their repre-
sentatiyes here TO present collective
note tn Nuhnr Pasha, the Egyptian
Prince Minister, protesting against the
suspension of the sinking fund, which
was ordered day before yesterday, NJ
Bauioru, tI,agh Diplomatic agent, pro
tested personally to-day against the
hmSINnnInN.
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SAN ANr.NIo. Sept. 0.-,SpociaLl--
Primary meetings were held tonight to
el ct delegates to name the county onl-
cars.
a special from rcarsall ssys an inn
mousa Democratic barbecue was held
to-day. 90 (which Grain, candidate for
Cougrcss, and othev prominent Demo
Gratis spoke.
A Corpus Christi special says a
scheme uus b0eu discovered IN rob sew
eral rouutrv stores belonging to Mr.,
| Toklas. Officers arc on the watch.
A Brownsville special says heavy and
most beuoN,ia, ruus have fallen, OK
tending up the Rio Grando river for
long distance.
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GALVESTON, Sept ~. Arrived;
Lampasas, from New York. The Lam
pasas made the run In days, - hours
and 10 minutes; the flstCst time on
record Arrived; steamer Ranger,
FROM New Orleans, Sailed; Steamship
state NJ Texas, for New York; Lone
star, for New York,
.lNEw ORLEASs, Sept. 2l.-Clearod:
Steamship S. OteH. Utillg. Arrived;
city Of Dallas, Livingstone; Jos. Fer
'rus, Newcastle; New Orleans, New
Nyrk
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The Chinese troops arc uniformed In
the hucs of he rainbow, besides black
aud white. Imagine 100 laundrymon In
scarlet blouses and roval purple trous-
ers drawn mp In limo, adjoining Thorn a
in bright green, then one in light blue
and YOU have a Chinese regiment. When
thoy march they lit up their feet like
cats in the snow -(New York sun.
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The Calender Minstrel base ball team
will play the Black Stockings of this
city this p. m. at the Fair grounds.
They have the reputation Of being u fine
club, and an exciting game may be
looked for, The small sum of - cents
will be charged and Callonder's brass
band will be in attendance to discourse
music.
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eIEaE OF KHARToUB RAISED.

sIEQE OF KHARTOUb RAISED.
CAIRO, Sept. 20.-Contlicting rumors
reach here of the progress of events in
Soudan. According to the latest which
was drought from Dongola this morning
by messenger, General Gordon within
the past two days has gained two victo-
ries and lie iege of Khartoum has been
l ratA,I
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NIESNA. Sept. 2O.-The anarchist who
murdered Kammerer, was hanged here
this morning in accordance with tho
sentence of the military court. 1t is oili-
cially stated he confessed to have boon
in collision with Schumacher in all the
latter's crimes. 1t is stated also he
made disclosures Of secrets of the An
arChistS.
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ROWE, Sept, ~ Tho Pope, in token Of
his affection Tor the Romans, has granted
$2OO,GOO for the establishment of a hos
pital in the yiciulty OF the Vatican. In
the event ufau outbreak of cholera in
Rome His Holiness Ypromi es a visit to
tho hospital personally.
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The members of the Committee on
Painting, of the Ladies' Exposition 80
ciety, arc requested to meet at the
Grand Windsor hotel Wednesday morn-
ing next Mt ID O'CLOCK, IN connection
with the regular meeting OF the society.
A full attendance of this committee Is
desired, as business of Importance Will
be discussed. Mrs. G. \. CArwELL
Chnirmnn.
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Thomemhors of Queen City, Nu,onia
and Dallas lodges 0Ie requrs Il meet
at their lodges ut 1890 sharp ,g attend
the funeral OF Bro. Shundfeid. |"neral
ati p. IN. from ~ Hoard street.
~ request OF DictatOrs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE KHARTouM SIEGE RAISED.
China's Trouble-French Complications
4 Joint Protest to Egypt-The Pope
Establishes Hospital -
An Anarchist Hanged,
Chinese Troubles.

NnlnesO AFOuDlcss
FRENCH COMPLICATIONS,
SUANGHAG, Sept. 2O.-The French
have added to their previous complica-
tons by destroying police junks in the
Min River, which acted for the suppress
sion Of piracy, and neutral fleets are now
compelled to suppress pirates.
CHINESE BnUT,ILrIEs.
PARIS, Sept. 2O.--The Catholic mis-
sonary authorities Of this city have re-
ceiv d advices from Hong Kong stating
that the Chinese had destroyed the
Catholic chapels in the province of Can
ton and that 5000 Christians in that
province were homeless.
IN CHINESE WATERS.
PAuIs, Sept. 20,-Adniral Courbet
commanding the French forces in the
Chinese waters, finds his position in
regard to the rights of the Neutrals sc
embarrassing that he has telegraphec
10 Admiral Peyron, Minister of Marine
for advice as to what course he shall
! adopt.
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aSsw YORK, Sept. 9O.-Government
steady.
Railways irregular.
State securities quiet.

steady.
Railways irregular.
State securities quiet.
The stock market was strong and
higher on confirmation of the reports
surrent yesterday that the Western rail
Road managers had arrived at settle
lnent for the time being. The advance
BIZ price ranged from 4 10 24 per cent.
Pacific MI, Union Pacific, L1rka-
Ayauna and Gral.gers being most promi
a.cut IN the rise. Later in the any on
bales 10 realize there was reaction to
4. per cent, hut IN the tna. trans
nom the market was again
Iing, for the most leading
%ocks San Fran .isco first preferred roSt
n per cent to So; Memphis & Charleston
42J. Compared with last night, closing
prices are =. to rs per cont higher, cN'
pit for New York Central, Central Pg'
~ Dc. New York IL Louisville & Nash
(y1le, which are a fraction lower FIX
4Drts ofspecie from New York for The
NeeS ending to-day was S219,9O5; sine
st of January $I7,l2l,9O1. Sales of sto"l
Dor the week, l,7OI374 shares. Transac
tious to-day, 1872 900 shares.
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The pnlls, mud nouston Mines.

Houston, Sept. 2O.-lSpecial.l 49, The
FIRST game OF base ball OF the series
between the Dallas and Houston clubs,
played here this evening, resulted in =
victory for Dallas by a score OF 2 to &.
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MARSHALL, sept. 2O.--tSpeclaii-G. A.
Pulver, from tho neighboriny town Of
Henderson, will lead to the hymcual
altar, this evening, Miss Sallic Knight.
Miss knight is tho Same lady who
figured so conspicuously In tho Jones
escapade. This do settle il.
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FrccntiNc APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, sept, @.-Sylvostcr
Nichols is appointed mclter at the mint
Of Denver. Tho announcement that
Wilcox had received this appointment
lklCorroct,
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InsEonts
No name is better and more plea sanity
and widely known than that OF Mr.. A.
j. Poazoni For years he has mndo him.
self famous by tho elegant perfumes and
complexion powder that bears his namo,
the latter having found its way to the
bellies of Paris, Germany ana London.
Everybody admlres beauty In ladies'
Nothing will do more to produce or en-
nance il than use Of Mr.. Pozzoni's pre-
I ,,rattnna
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Nhe hulvIa.
~ an AgHNN

MARsEIrLEs, Sept. 2O.-No deaths
from cholera hero yesterday, but three
fresh eases developed on board the ship
Leresoln from Martinique.
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WASHINGTON, Sept, lo.-Col. Dudley
Commissioner Of Pensions, has resigned
and will enter the backing firm of Rate
man 3 Co., of this city,
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McKiNSrY, Sept @.-,SpcciaGi-A
large crowd In town. Cotton and grain
comng In lively and business brisk.
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| A Err THAN EVE n


ner VERY Low PRICES Ca and see Them We sell nsamn All our safes
FIRE PROOF
Elm ST.
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Leader Roasted Cottec in pound pacs-
arcs.
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Notice I. q. OF.
Dallas, Texas September q, lSSi-To the
Officers and Members VI Dallas Lodec No
~, |. O.O .F:
You are requested to meet at our lodge
room at $3.50 D. IN. to-day, Sunday, Sep
TENDER Dist, to attend the funeral of our
deceased brother, ID. Shonheld. All
visiting members invited to attend.
j. l.. PEACOCK, n. G.
| II. EELEs, Secretary.
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run RUSSIAN vINruR rAtAcB.

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ages,
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A structure that was Erected by rstcr tn
Great.

4 structure that was Erected by retcr tn
Great.
We found that it was undergoing re-
pairs, but went through 10 of the 1900
apartments. The palace was built Ivy
Peter the Great, but each succeeding
monarch has made his own additions.
| The state apartments ARE enormous aud
very magnificent Toe design ourms TO
/ have beaA TO mUGa tCuW iitht ms posi-.
! BILE, and rOcE-crl stab /. .d'huru and
/ vases. adds tn this ul .,. 'uH present
/ Empcryr occupies the ,...tr ,nly for a
row DAYS NJ u time, aau his private
npartmauts are concentrations
Altogether tue most elegant are
those belonging to the Duchess
of Edinburgh; These beautiful rooms,
furnished with exquisite taste, ana
ready at any time iur occupation, opou
on one side into u summer garden. hlltd
with tropical plm'H white ON thg othei
side the outlook is into the hruad opel
, space into tho center OF the utyi hel'
. one can in winter sit inside the sroa
, double window, a perfect projection
from the cold, ana view with sallslac
ton tho broad oSpausN az snow, tn
multitude OF vehicles, and the life ant
y AANtAN NAAAA'h.' ...-t..t
Among the deuartments occupied b.
2 AlpNander II. we we're Interested To So
= the dining-room where tne nttrmpt wa
made TO take hia life; by u happ
p detention he reached the door just q
= tho dynamite placed IN the celln
! tore 10 pieces the iloor under q
a tablo and tho we'll on one side OF th
: room. Another apartment OF histnf.
!; interost il the bod-chamhcr whore ~
4 lite Empress dicd, aud where she w
=. kopt alive for sonr time by medicaie
Lair, which was introduced into tho roo
n by means of pipes, aitor 1t had bee
n proved that She lived only TO sultor, u
IN supply of air thus prepared was cut o.
m aud she died within half an hour.
N We saw on the walls of this place u
ne original painting OF "Tho Shocolt
In GifL,na lovely wRter-color, and loarh'
h that she WIS waiting-maid to tho wife
Nicholas, the grandmother to the pre-
ont Emperor aud hat she Is stlll NV
T. in the palace; she il now 90 years OF a.
and is REGARDED with interest IA re-
of the oldeu time.
L. The apartments OF the Emperor Nc
olas are touching In their simpncil
The furniture Is mahogany covered w
k Leather, aad the appointments are su
light belong 70 any prNate Yen.
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Leader Roasted ColIoo in pound pack

II. EELEs, Secretary.
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Loader Roasted Coiiee.in pound pack
ages.
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Loader Roasted CSiroe in pound pack.
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American Bones for sheffield Cutlery,
The American Consul at Sheffield,
England, speaking of the cutlery indus
try, says the United States furnishes
Great Rritnin annually about 100000
worth of bones, horns and hoofs, a por-
ton of which is returned in scales for
the American cutters, and the remain
der in the finished cutlery from Shelf
field. The shank bones of oxen arc al
most exclusively used Tor this purpose,
2.uOO, 900 being required annually by the
cutlery trade. The best qualities are 80
| good as to be mistaken for ivory by the
| inexperiencod eve. Ofthe whole impor
tation of bones into Great Britain in 1889
Is, lSS tons wore made into fertilizers,
and ll,3ll tons were used for manuiGc
turing purposes, chicny by Sheffield cut
| lers.
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack.
ages.
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rhrentcnlng Annrchlsts.

PARIS, Sept. -. Tho Bourse is
guarded, owing to threatening letters oil
Anarchists.
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Ring Down the CnrtnIn

Loader Roasted CoiToo In pound pack
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49,
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GARyIN, WISE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,
Gentlemen Send me three dozen of TINS AGUE TONIC
atOnce. have sold bottle received from and
eed it and has failed in single instance.
Yours truly W. p. SEARCY.
3
by CROwDUS
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fondcr Toasted Coloo in round pock-
Sles.
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ayes.
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Games Abroad.

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The Origin OF the Country Fair.

Every smoker should try Little 10
ker."
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Inhnli,nrcl rclcRrnm..


Following are messages remaining ON
hand At the Western Union telegraph
Office, corner Of Elm and Lamar streets.
Parties can got them by calling from $ to
10 a. M, and from q to sp. M:
Mrs. Dempsey, W. y. Norton, Z. $.
Wooifin, Mrs. Raca VI. Philips, L. L.
Marsalis Il Co.. 4. ID. Fife, \. b. Sabcr,
Stemmuns & Field, DeStefono Bros.
Bryan Il Bradshaw, W. White " Go: gu
RIO. Dunn IL Co., Dr. :. Nowmnu, Mrs
Mary L. Wilkinson, NJ. ID, Darlington
Foo Rrns. a Co., Wisdom, rrczovant y
CO., william n. Rumble, D. IL. Morrow
Miss Lula Tory.
Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
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Loader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
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Leader Roasted Cofreo in pound pack

Lender Roasted Coiroo in pound pack
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American Bones for shenield Cutlery,

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Drs. Smith a. Davis, over Postoilice.