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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

CROUCH ON RATS" Clears out rats, mice,
flies, reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chpmunks.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

"BUCHU.PAIBA.n Quick. complete cure
all annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases q.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

Oft as the youth is bent the twig's in
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

Simpletons in council never simplify mat
farS
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

Mensman's PePtOnized Beef Tonic, the
only preparation Of beef containing its entire nutri
tious properties. 1t contains blood-making force
generating and DEMONSTRATING properties; invalu-
able for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prns-
traton, and all forms OF general debility; also In all
enfeeb1ed conditions whether the result of exhaust
ion, nervous prOstrntion overwork acute disease
particularly II resulting from pulmonary complaints
OAswELL, HAZARD Co., proprietors, New York.
Sold by druggists.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

Six bushels of cherries from one tree is
what NJ. DR.. Roper, in Davidson county,
N. c., gathered. He sold them at So per
bushel
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

CROUCH ON CORNS.H I5c. Ask for It.
Complete cure hard or soft corns, warts, bunions.
By the will of nature, honey is the uni
Yersal bee. quest
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-07-17

Useful domestic CONTEMPLATING both
| ends ssmeet ,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-27

w, J, Freos has returned from an oX-
tended trip over tho State.
W. w. Mathis, n popular ST. Louis
commercial tourist, IL Ia tho city.
Tom Harris, western travelling sales
man for BlanEcnship n Blake, is in the
city.
Hermann Z. Gruendler, manager of
the Juvenile Creole MINISTRIES, made the
HERALD a pleaSaet call,
James Il. sullivan, advance agent for
Fulton's minstrels, made the HERALp
Office pleasant call yesterday.
Harry NJ. frces, of the firm OF Frees n
Son, Is taking a lay-oif this week Ina the
city and will 90 ON tho road again next
week.
Mr.. Newton Beors, who Is becoming
famous in "Only n Woman's Heart"
paid tho HBRALD pleasant call yes
terday.
Mrs. l.. L. Turner and slstor, Miss
Annie Turner, returned yesterday from
a several weeks solourn at Glade
Springs, Virginia
Capt A. j. Porter, manager Of this
Weir Plow company, In this city, lell
yesterday for visit to Elizabethtown
Kentucky, whore his family Is visiting
Mayor Cabell, Col. d. A. William,
aud nther prominent citizens went I,
Mckinney last night to attend the fu
moral obsequies OF the late Col. Thomas
ii. Murray.
NJ. l.. Robertson, Esq, returne,
Thursday from visiting tho White SUI
phur and other Virginia watering places
and also 10 his former home. Mr.. Robert
son is greatly improved In health, AM
Will renew practice with ircshor vlgoi
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FORT WORTH.
DESPERATE DEED OF A YOUTH.
a Bottle of Laudanum-C Cotton Too Low to
Suit the Farmers-Miss Lula Hurst
Defended--Ihe News of the
Jolly Little Town.

Fort WORTH Sept. d.. Special, A
few minutes paste o'clock this evening
the boy who works for Leo Wenar, a
dealer in fruits, candies, etc, on Main
street noticed his employer lying
stretched out or the counter with
bottle near him, labeled laudanum. He
at once notified friends, who sent for
physician who Administered all neccssa-
ny autidOtes, as well as emotics. In Il
short time young Wenm began to re-
vive, when he was forced to walk by
two men, who kept him moving until
immediate danger of death had passed.
While he was being walked his
father, mother and two sisters cane in,
and their agony and distress was pitiful
in the extreme. The aged mother pill
lowed the sons bead on her breast and
moaned forth her terrible heart trouble;
the poor sisters wrung their hands and
sobbed as If their hearts would break,
while the father, one of our most re-
spected citizens, seemed paralyZed and
unable to comprehend. As soon as safe
/ the young man was taken home, Ii was
/ found that he had deliberately taken
/ about three-lourths OF an ounce Of the
/ drug. No letter was written by him,
/ hut he had told several persons that
| he had been blue all day. Ii /,
rumorcd that he Is cnamored
of a young lady who does not recipro
cnte his affection, and hence his act. Lee
/ Wcnar is a young lsraelite who ha'
stood well in th = community, and was
prospering, as tar as this worlds good.
are concerned. Although Il large pOr
ton OF the drug has been absorbed, ply
sicjanS think they will SAY t. his life.
"Ouly a Woman's Heart was playe,
to a crowded opera-hOuse tonight. Tn
troupe acquitted themselves with grea
credit. Mrs. Benton has completed he
work of remodeling and decoration, an,
we now have the "Bijou' theatre Of tn
South.
The Texas Investment company
e "limiLed,' is having its affairs aired /
t the District court by the suits beinl
. tried. WI. Morphy, President of th
company, was on the stand to-day.
. would seem as if the Indebtedness
> would reach 100000.
/, Complaints have been filed agains
L the milkmen who think the specili
gravity Of pure milk too great for tn
y Fort Worth stomach. If the preser
, state Of feeling continues the sevc
I, watcrers will lose all their trade VIII;
/, is astounding is that the people though
they were getting pure milk. The new
paper men never did, so abiured ii
I. use % milk, and MIXED the town pun
=, 1t was, however, iirst-class article
~, water used in Gdulteratng.
Ia Farmers complain bitterly of the pri
they are paid for cotton. They say it
l. lower here by ten points than i'm su
rouuduu- counties. Why this is 50 ca
IN not be explained.
4. Parties who claim TO know the Lu
~. Hurst now in Dallas, say she is the on
M original one; that the woman trayeli
w. ON the Pacific coast is q base impost,
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ter has done, may be done by daughters
of other wealthy men. The news
papers are discussing the affair, and
while some of these directors of public
opinion hold that Miss Morisiuis rash
marriage was due to the faQk that
she had been kept TOO secluded, and
had not been allowed to make acguain-
tances among the opposite sex, it is
significant that not few journals take
another line and condemn the freedom
which is allowed to the modern society
girl. The point is made that our So
ciety people have followed the usages
and customs of the middle classes of
England in regard to the nlingling Of
the young people of both sexes. In
England and in France young ladies in
good society are placed under certain
restraints. They are not at lib
eUty to pick their male ac-
QuaintanceS, or to spend long
hours alone with thom, and the idea of
making an engagement without the full
knowledge and sanction OF their parents
would be regarded as n sign that the
world was coming to an end. There are
many discreet persons III this country
who think that the time has come for us
| to initiate the caution of our trans
: Atlantic cousins. Society in our large
cities is in danger Of degenorating into
a giddy carnival, unless it is placed nm
| der wholesome restraints. As to the
Morisini affair, that in itself amounts &c
nothing. The cOachman is as good as
Morisin, and perhaps better, Morisin
has money and the coachman has none
That is the only difference between
them Atlanta Constitution.
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The Hand an Index Of Character aud Pc.
culiaritles.
"Beware Of the person whose fingers
un backward. lie is unjust, sabtlc, in
genious, and the noator his fingers,
SOON TO be tho more miscellaneous is he
and an enomy to virtue"
Fingers which cling TO each other do
note % chuugcahle character.
Long and large fingers hOtOkeu libOr-
atty, tiuc friendship, good condition.
Abraham Lincoln had these.
Fingers too short, with thick ends and
fat, will be dishonest and sly.
Fingers that stand apart from each
othor, poverty, wretchcdncss ana much
talk about self.
Neryclcss fingers denote o want of
character; troubling, tWitchiug fingers
q druuknrd,
Small, taper fingers ON womau.show
INDIGESTION ui character, dl.rtiuOs- and
dptclt 40 ,hc nails are ooltgue, want %!
courage.
Agrgc, vcll modo hand iucliuos to q
generous, upssIu,h disposition.
tiulu round nails mom uusIuHny nud
/ Anger and N...our lu"o.
long. ruro white nails, especially uI
aWuwJu's hands, uyt ana Indication OF
/ 'n.H' To-. nature. with greet s.ouH ]
ui nu vuitvm,o.
"l males ..H.iy ergr'rr, desperate
i .". spot, ou .lgutGD ulu.s, Nla.uu
...,H.
/ "Ia. tH.n.." say#N.Wtuu, "is TOM
d. 5000. ..H... proof az Immortality,
.N..... ,.. Brand Pcs Hu,.. u..l.
81 Hu.. lUuH .HUt hy 70 thumb ls To-
|Hp.. .u. . iH an Imperfect mNunnr W
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Tho poung IIrp,rn L. lyhanin,, ,,o,,
with tha host rnwSnaners i'm ithir li"J |
and the World il eni6vlng its nrosnar, |
IL NrIinoinn WnylJ 9
nv, I,.,..5.-.. =, -, MI. ~
INV N"' IVstoll .SeWs anu bu'las HER
M.n ul, sur Me'I,''',,S '''c Se9t'' anu
a,;'''H w, '''' I,'"i 'g"'
AheN are noV oIS"H''- Me'lV'al pl"de'
Speaking of the denomination Of Col.
Ncllhorn, the Marshall Herald says 60
''Was % just ANA merited comp imuut tO
one ut the abioSt OF the Texas delegation
IN Congress-
RcfoIripp to fine prouositiou of the
Galveston News ,a marry the voung
widow who advertised I'm The Ago for n
husband, 90 Judge Merton. of tho Dallas
mtellippus.T .hr lady saws no one
need apply .,.. aaksonian Democrat,
and that u. ...s not want "A long
haired man tor "a husband: she saws She
has long hair herself. and one long
| huirod partner f., enough i'm u matrimon-
| ial urm.-. Houston Nge.
M. n.r,. tf,..ll ,.,, ,.,y "a, i.,..
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ill ~ ~ ic,i A., tai,o IN, Z, NV IS tbo
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NV. , s,, .,ib N ,,,tl",, ,rn,,.j =,
Tos tborc ossnmbicj. TGo r5viiiinn
nrnct'i ~, tbo rSntrc of hI rul,li.
eanere was uni,uo and oui,c nrotty Lnt
g,.or,,tI,iu" ,yo4 sn nriinitiyc thai ,gr
80, s,,',,i ,,,i,l, ,L, ,,n,,t ~, ,,,,,r,,.
and ,,r'.,rs. ~ bis re,rle ,rbn h, ~ sn
.i",l tn moi. Em6rf,nn gnIs'1s ,,bo
n,s,., W., .'r.l Grs ana iu,Il, T'r
,,r.i.,' ,... s, ,.i,iptiyG fhgt Van ,,.re
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of Col, Barry, who would question
the honesty and sincerity of
his course or expressions con-
corning the lease law or any other pub
lie question. 1t remains for this deputy
organ of the cattle kings to prefer a
charge against him to which his entire
public and private record gives the lie.
1t would be interestin g to know the
opinion of this organ of the cattle kings
rs TO the cause of Judge Fleming's zeal
in favor of free grass and against
the lease law. Fleming is part
ner of Col Barry, and, unlike Col.
Barry, he cannot secure the testimony
of all who know him best to sustain any
profession he makes of unselfsh devo-
ton to the public welfare. His record
shows that his first and strongest deVo-
tion,so far as has appeared to the public,
has ever been manifested in the selfish
interests of j. II. Fleming, and his pub
lie career has in great measure been
made up of broken faith towards his
| friends and selfish schemes mt soltpro-
/ motion. lie is one OF the cattle kings
and land mouopolists, and is opposed to
the lease law. How does the Clipper ac.
count for his position?-l Meridian (Bos
/ que County, Blade.
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Tho GooreIn NYnndcr.

The gainesville lIesperian says; BY spo
cialrcquest, Tho Georgia Wonder willrc-
peat her entertainment tonight, and
the management has reduced the price
of best seats to 30 cents, so that tho citi-
zcns of Gainesville may really view this
phenomenon. Tho mdicuce last night
was highly entertained and astonlshcd,
aud such citiZuus as sheriff johnson,
Joe Harris, W. w. Burtu and
others, can assure you OF power
that this tiny, lN-yoarold girl
Niolds that IS iuoXplicable. -Four strong
men could not f0rco u chair to tho floor,
one with his whole weight thereon, with
this lady pressing the palms OF her
hands on No., and two were handled
r1ughly at times rolling over the stage.
l,hur singular performances with an
umbrella, ucauo and % billiard cue wore
wonderful. A dozen strong men worked
and porspirod freely while she gave uo
signs Oi fatigue, and sometimes laughed
SwDetly at their surprise. ono Cross
uWbor man, q stout fellow, told us; "l
haiu't much muscle, but did my lgyc'
Uoat.N
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The LnveniIe Nrlnstrels.

A goodly-sized audience greeted the
Juvenile Minsuels at the Opera-house
last evening, This combination, COM
posed OF Crescent City talent, has ,akon
the road,and been meeting with marked
success as a general thing. Tho por-
formance they give is, upon the whole, a
good one, though, of course, some parts
Of 1t are very weak. The overture is not
especially strong nor the jokes particu-
larly striking, but one or two OF the
specialties are tirst-class. Master Louis
Randall, in his acrobatio speclalty,inade
decided hit, as did the very neat song
ond-dance artists, Masters j. Fulton, n.
1 Fulton, Willie Fulton and James Lee
I febre. Henry Bachman, in his either
/ solo, was very fine, while the
/ great pedestal clog by the Fulton's Eos
| dick and Randall and "the champion
Lelebre was particularly fine, and mot a
| hearty encore.
/ For n Juvenile and amateur troupe
these young Creole artists are certainly
tip-top, and uoed but little practice
and experience to be up with the old
stand-hys. Tho audience last evening
apparently enjoyed the bill throughout
and to the utmost. They give another
performance this evening, when tn,
lovers and patrons Of minstrelsy will
have an opportunity to see and enjoy
l good show
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Arwo.Thousand. Dollar watch.

The custiiest watch over made in the
city was completed the othor day. 1t
vas mado for quuck doctor, who Was
representing hlmself as an "ludian
doctor" somo time ago, and 10 cost him
$1,000. The case Is made of tho finest
gold, It's weight boiug live and "A half
ounces, white tho movemout weighs
four moro. The front ot the case has u
Ono portrait of the "ductor" In raised
gold, aud surrounded by cirrlot of
varlegatot colored gold. Outside OF
this is row OF twenty hluc-whito dia-
monds of the arst water aud II H. these
which make the watch SO costly. The
diverse represents Au Indian camp
s'eno surrounded by cirvlC Of Vario-
gated gold. Tho movements IL Porl-
gauN chromngraph, which cost 500 "a
Import, In AN ordinary case tho watch
would have cost about Sl1o, Us CutirJ
wclyht is ITO pcnnywrights. Tho eNaCi
cost of The watch to the mpuuiactuler,
was Sl,SG-. Louisville CONVERSATIONAL
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THE BAYOU SP00K.
HE HAS +. CHANGED HIS BASE.
His Object to See That the Wrongs He
Suffered In the Body Are Avenged
His Body VIII Suffer Again
If He Is Taken.
GARGENT a 60.

HoUsroS, Sept, %. Special The
ghost. after nights rest, appeared
again last night in his wierd garb, to
Brighten the souls of his victims, but
this time in an entirely diaeront local.
ity. His change location is accounted
for ON the theory that the ghost hunters
made it too hot for him in his old
haunts. His ghostship accosted gem
tleman in the vicinity of the Santa Fe
depot and SO frightened him that he has
not yet fully recovered. a fow mo-
ments later he appeared at tho Bayou
City ice factory, which was running
full blast, and cleaned out the institute
ton, the employees fleeing terror
stricken in every direction. \ telephone
message was soon after sent 10 the Cen
tral station house and force OF about
seventy-fve regular and special police
Was sent out to capture his ghost.
ship, but no trace of him could be found,
Later he accosted an old negro on the
other side of the bayou TO whom he said
he was the spirit of old man
Milan, n negro who was muir
dered here about three years ago. for his
money, and that he had come back to
avengo his murder; that others besides
those who had been tried and punished
were implicated, and that he would
catch up with them. The negro has not
| yet recovered from his fright suihcient
| ly to give q fun account Of his interview
with the ghost Afterwards a lawyer
/ living in the Fifth ward wa,
forced to submit TO an in
terview with the spo0k, ant
he now swears that his wife will uevo
again have cause to camplain OF hi
staying out late of nights.
Evidently this practical joker, who
ever he may be, is having considerabl
fun at the expense of the superstition
darkies, while some of the no less sdpel
stitious white people live in constau
dread of seeing the ghost.
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STATE CAPITAL.
CATTLE, NUMBERS AND VALUE.
Augmented in Texas, Not Docrcased-D
las County Cattlc-The Cash Balance
and the Disbursmonts-IIard
FaCts-Char,cr Granted.

ATsrlN, Sept. 2j - Special - The
sIyoeping assertion that owing to fence
.,.lti,,o, t.o,,tl,. r,, In, to,.. ,,,,.
OuU''nb '''"",N2' 'i'' lo"'o Ia" '"'
tlemen have driven their stock out OF
the state, especially from the south
lioh WhhteNer' rs Is SHOWN ny inc TO-
lowing figures from the assessment
rolls i'm the Comptrpller's office in the
counties OF Tom Green, Wichita, Wheel
er Oldham. Ruunols tTayI ~. Rnvl0r.
Clov. Concho, WiIb9rg6r. EnLerts
OcbiItree, Nolen. Archer. Inns,
comb. UemphilI. Fisher. Col-
| lin. Worth Cotile. Jones
| potter. I'm lSS3 there were assessed 5,9..
| 1854 the number assessed was g62 l3j.
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Reconsideration.

CAIRO, Sept. 2j.-The rumors arc re-
nowod in native circles OF the capital
that a crisis isimpending. a rumor OK
lists of reconstruction Of the cabinet
with the Khedive rs president of the
council, Ria2 PaSha as minister Of the
interior, and lleriH Pasha, minister Of
foreign affairs.
Caisse De La Dett Publique, began
action against the Minister of
Finance before the international
tribunal, 10 compel refunding Of
moneys paid out since the
suspension of the sinking fund. They
will also demand an injunction against
any future payments to the Minister OF
IluauVo.
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Cholera Report.

MADRID, sept. 2G.-During the past
twenty 'our hours there has been Il total
of eight fresh cases Of cholera and seven
deaths in The provinces of Barcelona
and Alicante.
'CUMHEEI> q ALI THE PARTS OF ITALY,
ROME, sept. 2j.-The reports OF the
rIyagcs of cholera throughout Italy for
the past ~ hours, give total OF l52 fresh
cases, ~ deaths. Al Naples there were
2Ul fresh cases and % deaths, as against
~ cases and 100 deaths the precedin g
"a hours. At Genoa 81 fresh cases and
- deaths.
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FOREIGN NEWS,
osMAN DleNA is IN DESPAIR.
Gordon Can Relieve Wolseley-Prus-
STA and the Observation-Disclosures
land Urging Egypt TO Error
Protest of the Powers.
The Peruvian Revolution.

PANAMA, Sept. 25.-Advices from
Lima state that the revolution is ap-
drawing to a close. III success
attended Gen. Caceres' attack on Lima,
and served to dampcn the ardor OF the
reVolutionists and 10 strengthen the
Iglesas Government. The number Of
killed on that occasion was only about
$50 on both sides. Great moral effect is
caused throughout the country by the
Governments success.
Signor Pecarsa Italian Consul had his
patent Withdrawn, for sympathizing
with the revolutionary party. This is the
second case of the kind. Caceras is at
present a fugitive, lying from place to
place, and still doing all in his power to
iniure the established government. All
his officers were captured and viii be
tried by court martial. The condition
Of affairs throughout the republic seems
to be regaining normal standpoint.
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England EsNptIan PolIcy.

PARIS, Sept. Pile Paris urges the
powers to inform England that she has
'sone too far in prompting the Egyptian
Government to break the international
law in regard to Egyptian finances, and
England, the same paper says, cannot
be allowed 10 dispose OF Egypt as she
likes. The National expresses tho be-
liet that in consequence of the protest O
the powers England has already re-
solved to modify the financial measure.
which she eNnoct.l ID eulnren Im IENnL
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a causeless AssnnIt Answered.

DALLAS, Sept. % EDITOR HERALD
My attention was called to-day to an
article in the "Evening Times" which,
aside from the falsity ofthc charge and
utter absence of truth, smacks so much
after coarse, vulgar intolerance, and
narrow-minded prejudice, that were IL
not that some of our citizens will read
the evening sheet, Notwithstanding its
well established reputationl, | would
pass said slur and attempt TO slander
my name with silent contempt. need
not defend myself before an Intelligent
public ms to the basoness and abSurdity
ofallowing any one of my children To
beat deaf and dumb child. But when
"A "newspapGr' that lays claim TO ordi-
nary decency undertakes to offer por-
sonal altront not only 10 me, hut to
| every lsraelite in the community, in
| speaking Of an "Elm Street Jcw," and
| 10y insulting society in language char.
aCterstic of the "Times" only, and tC
speak Of "kids," ETC., IL is high time
that our better element will deal with
paper like the Chimes as II deserves.
Respectfully,
SAM pOIJACK.
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Mr.. j. f. Warren, farmer residing
some three miles south Of this city, is
the owner Of two turkey gobblors that
are rather eccentric. Up to within few
days ago they conducted themselves
just as any woll-rogulated turkey COB
blers should. All of sudden they de
sorted their flock, and ousting two hens,
they took possession of their nests and
have over since been devoting their
time to Matching out chickens. All Of.
forts to induce them TO forsake their nest
have proved futile,
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KANSAS Ciry, SEPT. e.-rAta meeting
of passenger agents in karsls City, by
agreement th,s afternoon, reso-
tuition was adopted ruling out
tha huntington lincs until payment
b. maaa uf The tine recently assessed.
OuirNis uf fuut system as we'll AS those
ur uthor Enc, stats that they will main.
tain the rates pending the settlement OF
the Olihouly.
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Amamnri. nnN nadAendowas.

SUAKIM, Sept. 2o.-Nessengers from
the friendly tribe Amamaris came into
Suakim to-day. They ask for a supply
of food and arms to enable them to con
tinue their successful campaign against
the Haddendowas. The messengers
declare that the rebels are unable to
move on account of many of their NUM-
Der who are suffering from wounds.
The great reader, Osman Digna, has
only 200 followers mt Sarnai. The rest
of his adherents have been dispersed
through want of supplies. HandOof is
unoccupiod, and the road to Berber is
clear Of the enemy for many miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-27

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