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WACO.

WACO. Jane 4 Especial. 1.-The Brszos
river valley IL fi,ooed again causing ma.
terial damage to farms. At this city the
river 10 WITHIN four feet OF the disastrous
i~nundstion OF last month, and rising slowly
tonight. Hopes are entertained the worst
10 over. The injury 70 eroDs, however,
must be very great.
The nsnsger OF Bradstreet's agency here
repcrts the assignment of the Fret Ma
tionsi bank. OF Mckinney, Texs., also that
after assigning an sttsohmept Of So 900 wac
rua On the bsnk detail. Liabilities not
known. che bank officers here .ny 1t was
considered very sousd institution.
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1T IS A Fact

Hundreds Of letters IN our posses ion tcopIes
Of which may 10 had by return mali are onr
authority Tor tho assertion that shin, tosip and
Hood Humnrt, whether ROrOfulons, IpherItet
or ,on,astous, may NOW be Permanently cured
by CuIIfunA REoLvRhT, the new blood luri-
ner Diuretic and Apenent internally, and CO.
rIcusA aud CUrtuRA SOAR tho great skin cures
ana Besnuhe,s, ex ernslly. IN one hslf the time
and AZ one half Tho ex pensa Of an other season,
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Corrressionnl Nominaton,

LANCASTER, Pa, June 4.-Psris Holde-
man mas been nominated bv the democrats
as a candidate for congress in the fifth dis
friCL. ~
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From J. r. Klpchloe. Physician and Drug

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FoRT WORTH. June 4.-[Specldl.l-In a
house of iil.tame tonight, a woman shot J.
McOleman in the arm, he having thrown
himself between her and q man she inienc-
ed To kill.
Five of the prisoners who escaped yes
tarduy are still ut large. County Attorney
PeDdlsGon says four If these could not, In
his o~oiuion, have been convicted, and II
tney leave the state he will bs satisfied.
Preparations - receive tas delegates to
toe stste democratic convention are being
hnrried through
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DALLAS wEt6LY HERALD
rfnrt. rltInrrAmAll.


Battered st thr rasinmte ~ upiins Hs
s~efnufstiHss nHttsfs
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CENSUS.

The best smoking tobacco is "L"t'e
Joker"
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rNrORCING THE SANITARY LAW.

The city heslth officer has sworn ont
c,mplsints against come twepty q iodi-
yiduals for failing TO abats nuisarces
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BRYAN.

BRYAN, June 4.-[Sppclal, The Aunlent
O.d-r of United W, rSmea will give n
grand picnic ard dnnce on the llth OF
June, when all thu mil'tsry and fra com-
p%aries viii turn out 20 epj>y he occasion.
Qnite a number oil tho merchants Will O "''
rneir bu,iotss houses TO allow Nil IN tGeir
employ To attend.
The tax collscror hiss b'en selling real
estate for taxes during the week,
Rail- kusk', the German stabbed on Mon
| lay, 10 doing wei. ant will soon be- up.
Sheriff Dawson arrested o man ny the
neme OF Jefferson for theft OF q mule. The
examining trial will tss place on saturday.
Captain j.. n. Henderson has been sc.
lec'ed by his friends here 10 become o can
did ste tor delegate from this district 10 the
Chicago democi attic convention, Should
he G ,nsent to allow his name 20 20 before
The Fort Worth convention, he doubtless
will be- elected, a. he has many warm
fri, throughout the district.
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DENlSON.

D~ENIsoN. June 4%-TSpeoial la email
frame dwelling on Bold street burned TO
the ground last night. The fire wss dis.
covered about 2 O'Clock, end as the house
was u%noccupied and an explosion occurred
il il, 1t is thought to be the work of oil in.
cendiary. Loss about 5000.
Mrs. NJ. T. Everett, who has advanced
music OF . high order in our city, gave q
v-rv euioysbl, entertainment in Mo
Douglas oper l.houee last nisht She was
assisted by ter music pupils and several
ladies and gentlemen of well known talent.
The new furniture factury, mentioned
several davs ago, is being rapidly pushed
ahead. Machinery has begun to arrive,
and will be put in pc sition ~ o o as pos
-ible The proprietors propose to run u
saw.mill in connection with the factory.
The patriotic citizens are called to a
mass-meeting tonight to consider the
questl n OF a proper celebration Of the
E,nrth Of JulV.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told as to the great cur.
alive powers OF the CUrIcuRA REMEDIES. Ihave
paid hundreds Of dollars tor me0 icines To cure
OF the blood and shin, aud never found
II ythi"g OF TO o mai the CuTIcrRA REMEDIES.
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CURK IN EVERY 6AAB.

Your CUTIcuRA RRMsDIEs ont sell all other
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wi avs NT..4 -Iil 10 ASNuINttI "a.
w q ~, Arr a. acauditale ioi t.u'iabi-
OIfefi q SO d,
We AkE EtoCl,lsn ~, $50 SOD
Tsh'e iu ffer. rT So, I,
UK AkL RtqlsslED 10 ANNOUNCE
w ", s, e. HiLL as a candidate for To-
eicginu o. ihe oiice ~ County tirIk
WE ~ RiQussrtp 10 As 'ouNCE
e.eCiol 10 ia onice 1T Dt. rio, Csry
NJ AKA HssrkClf,LLl REQUESTED
~ Announce yhg name OF ", II, "
tAllH a. a candidate for sheriff u Dallas
O. tLy a. the ensuing November e ecu,n,
WI ARE AUTH sRl2EO TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge q y AlhE puR as a candidate
~. zee rcliun 70 a., NJ u' 'u'F' ~ NJ llth
!slsgial uIspi.l,
N1 Y ARB A. .u...r- - ~ We
Colonel q srEyAS' as a candidate
Cor Justice Of the seGce of Precinct No, l.
"EAKE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOIN J. uILlEsrlEGs a candidate for
Justice OF he Peace, Precinct No l. Dallas
splf y, Texss,a al The ensgins NOyemN'r election
iyE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W JUDGE T.. Il, BURKE A. a candidate for
iae ildge,hlp OF this judicial df uiet al the
-osning November election,
it'E NKE ArTIURiZsp 40 An .UUrIE
" Colonel ED BOWER rs 4 candidate
ia' ne ofiee OF County Judge 1t the ensuing
vi ARg RvQrRsIED TO ANNOUNCE ".
w II THACSER iof County CleIk,
UIR ARR REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
:" GEORGE X, .fEARS for Justice Of the
Pgsce for Precinct No |,
VII EARE HEsEBY AU1HoR ZgD no AN.
Wv nouGcoC Colonel ". ". EDWARDS as a
candidate for County Judge at tn ensuing No.
tgnber election,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. X, 3 KiMBRoUGH "a y csudi tate for
tae Legislature in Dallas county, subj, CT 10 tue
ACT ~ Nstre nemor.acv.
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KILDARE,

KILDARE, Juse 4-[Specisl IA Mr.
DAVE, belonging to Colonel Uwen MeIi-
wasther's engineer CORPS, WIS put off OF
passenger train No. 304 On yesterday by
Conductor Winter and crew for being
drunk and using profare and indecent
language III the presence OF ladies on the
trsio. He fought them manfully AID It
created quite an excitement among the
lookers-on and passengers. This il almost
q daily occurance, and passengers should
assist train men l.. putting d stop to ii.
Mr.. James Smith aud Samuel Lay went
to the assistance of a negro who lost his
mule in attempting to cross Sim. bayou
ard was up d tree. They had two logs for
a boat, got q half mile from shore, night
came on them, water rose 1asI, and
heir course was a little up The
creek and could not return. Had to camp
on these two logs all night. Mr.. Lay was
in the same CONDITION that he was when he
came into This world, and his sufferings
were very severe.
We are in hopes by II next writing th't
We can inform the readers Of your good
paper thai we have had u good shower all
over eastern Texas.
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HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRING., Ark, June -TSptcill.l-
Andrew Bruor, the president of the ue-
tupct Hot Springs National bank. Or
rived here this evening from Lite Rock,
where he had been released Oh $40, 600 bone.
He his intention 10 face any aod
all depositorf, and it is expected that in due
time he will upbosom himself with intense
interest TO the public. He is looking pale,
careworn and hapgard. All efforts to evolve
a tangible understanding Of the banks sf-
fairs have proved fruitless, but it IL stated
that q full settlement with depositors IL al.
together improbable. Many Of the swAmpeo
depositors are visitors from Texas.
Awholesals case OF poisoning occurred
here last night under startling circum-
stances, Robert McCord, togather with his
young son and an invited guest named
Cabs Harrison. par,ook OF supper and soon
after wsrds we're se,z' ID with dizziness which
developed into c%onvulslons.' They realized
that their food had been poisoned, aud
McCord relieved himself by sws lowing a
lot OF grease, but the others Jared less Tor
tunateiy. Harrison, after suffering great:
~, died this morning, aud young McCord
will probably do. McCord alleges that his
wife instigated the work at the bidding Ut
her lover. No arrests have yet been made.
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, June A. Especial "A. o.
Brewer to-day pleaded guilty to four in
dictments for selling liquor without iiCence,
which cost him $500
Tine Taylor county exI csition secretary
to day began sciive PrepErations for a cnnn.
" fair Co he held in September. Mr..
chants ara contributing freely and literally.
A large number of premiums will he given
for the best products OF all branches of in
dusIry fyon these selections. A part OF
this exhibit will bs made by This county at
the Worlds fair.
In to-morrow's Reporter G. A. kirkland
will pubi:ah d reply 70 the previously pub.
!ished petition py all our leading c~itizsns,
requesting him to be Il candidate for state
senator from this district, in which he will
say ut present he wiihholds consent but
may yield after Ger tain developments.
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Other Specials from SuIdry Sources
AUSTIN.

htNhtNs
AusrIs, Junei.-Tsgciall- The cIurt @
appeals affirmed; Nserhtart VS.. lsbel''
from Grsyson: Donne.l w. ths STATE, iron,
Gusdslupe: Gszssay vs.. the state, from
Bastrop; Dorsey vs., the State from Brown;
Fuller VS. the State; Bohn Va. the State, from
Orsngs.
Reversed and remanded; Fuller We. The
State, from Houston; johnson VS.. the Stats,
from Houston; Washington We. the State.
from Falls; Stanley W. the State, rom
Houston.
Reversed and dismissed; Fassell VS.. the
State. from Bosque.
Certificate submitted: Houston & Texas
Central railway vs., Jackson, from Lime
stone; Stone VS.. Grav 1T al, from Johnson.
Submitted on briefs Tor both parties:
Cohurn VS.. tn. State, from Montgomery,
Fulton vs.. Thomas " Co., from Denton;
II ,spbory vs.. the State, frcm Guadalupe;
McLindon Ascue OF al, VS.. Aullmore *
Co., rom Bell.
o, brief for state Williams vs.. the
State, from franklin; Santos W.. the State
| Hamilton; Goode VS.. the State. from Bell.
Ravnor vs. the State, from Webb.
Ga briet for appellant: Gibson vs.. Giles,
from Milan.
On motion to lille transcript: Picket ct. oil.
vs.. the State, from Jack.
Ga motion for reheAripg: wrought Iron
Range company VS., Broker, from Grayson
Motion for rehoarlng over uleo: Lynn vs..
the State; Jaynes VS.. the State; Breeding
VI. the State, all from Milan county.
The land board In sfssion TO-DAY awarded
he principal parts Of the applications for
tease and purchase, telegrapned yesterday.
Hopkins county court.houss bonds IN the
amount OF 5000. and $1,000 Red II yer
county bonds vera bought for ps m-nent
school fund tU-iay. Fns.e is sClil ABOUT
$4,000 worth Of oonds On hand n excess OF
available iuuda.
The comptroller hiss issued q circular 10
the assessors requesting them 10 calculate
separately the school and revenue lax, in
accordance with tue new la~.
The comptroller received during MAY
81, sol from nonresident TAX peyeTs did
| special sourceg.
Uva!de county reports 4 scholastic census
ot SOL, an ~iacregsa OF ITO over lasg yea.
Beaumont reports i27.
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L.LANO.

LLAso, jane 4.-[Spec!sl 1.-THE Rural
this week will contain an accom-, az the
fiufing OF . murdered man named j. Nsers
His bones were found near Willow City
Gillespie county, lac last Ffidsy.
The work Of removing the old clerks and
sheriff's Offices was begun last week. pre-
psr.lory 10 beginning on the new $4,000
courthouse.
The Cegra brothers and Birbor & White,
oil OF San Saba county, we're arrested on u
charge OF THEFT Of cattle aud gave bond
mere this week.
District court convents Monday.
This LlAno river was lower BY
two feet above low wa;of mark
Saturday; no serious damage done.
A grand barbecue on the Fourth OF July
Is being eranged for by our citizsns.
IL has not rained since Friday, and
hopes for q dry spell are entertained.
A ~greepbscK paper is 10 be published
here soou TO fill n long felt wait" Ire
lard will carry this county.
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PLANO.

PLANO, June 4.-[Special. l-About 8
O'Clock this morning James Taylor. while
passing near Joe Formsn's orchard, heard
Upon investigation he found our popular
shoemaker W. W. Hs~kins, lying on The
ground In fifteen feet OF the railroad track
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In the Get lhso,s NJ deaih, H. ihnp sas
ftsmined shd itvffi ratteHes N Afsshio
we're i0und iutte Vance tummOhed n
lufV NJ Inquest and ff6m the tvldsfo ~ %
i,if 81 ~ the lifV they fehdeisd . verdict
81 death bg his v hanff The lnll0Ninf
NJ. ~iie vi Dallas
~ DssH WiFs;-My lie ia burden ~
myself aud sou Pardon me for what an
going IN do. you Will be happier without
ma. NY mind sui nerves ara - shattered
that life IL no pleasure. can't bear "a
lake you from Dallas, % STAY there. Nay
God help YOU and my boy and nave mercy
on my soul,
Gsignpd W, W. HAwKGs'.
His remains we're shinned 10 Dalls, ihl'
ahernoon Ia charge OF UudsriAker Sm.ib,
Of that place.
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Ell PAso, June ~4.-[Special IA mass
meeting of democrats was oela 10 day IN
-rne court-house. Judge Falvey, district
Judge, called the meeting TO order, when
Jose Megofiu was elected chairman. Judge
B II. Davis. W. J. Jewell. Ben Schus,er
and Judge Falvey were ele c'ed delegates to
the Fort Worth convention. and Messrs
William CIR shie, Willism Hamilton, w.
T. Stsyens and Jose Magofin elected del.
egates to the state convention. Resolu.
lions were adopted endorsing Tilden, Ire
land and Congressman Lanham.
The river lie rising sgsin, and all rail com
m~unicatiop except west aud with Mexico is
int rrupted.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

Of havein quinine-famine. The plan
tations established experimentslly in Java
and the Island of Reunion have been very
successful in producing this drug while
in Bolivia the trees have been cultivated
by the million for ten years. At three
places in the last named country, taken
in order, the number of trees growing is
give1, severally, at 10000, 100000 and
100000.
A professor Of the Faculty of Sciences
Of Marseilles is reported to have exan,-
lined section of French railway with the
result of finding that all the rails which
had been in use for considerable time
had become converted into magnets cap
able Of strongly attracting pieces Of iron.
After being taken up the rails gradually
lost their magnetism.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Seldom does . popular remedy win sueA .
strong hold upon the public confidence :. H..
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II has accomplished complete restoration -
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scalp, are innumerablc.
Old people like It for it, wonderful pov.r ~
restore to their whitening locks their oriv;r.,
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because II prevents them from getting ha,d.
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It in whatsver form they wish. Thus It IL ths
favorits Of all, and II has become 20 siuplv
because It disappoints no ops.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
COMMUNICATION.

Moscow, July 22, 1854.
Ed. TELLER:--We, few citizens oil
Moscow, having had injustice done us BY
the Moscow Mirror and having asked
the noble editor (?) Of that very able
journal (?) to set us right before the pub
lie, and having been refused, We are
forced to go abroad and ask others to give
US the justice VIC cannot get at home.
But, in order that you and the public
may fully understand us, we will state
that Moscow has rod and gun club COM
posed of some Of her best citizens. The
club meets generally two evenings out
Of each week to practice shooting. The
club had glass ball shooting on the
Fourth and the Mirror in reporting the
exercises says: "They chose sides and
scored for key Of Moscow Brewery beer,
etc." Several Of the members that neither
drink beer nor under any circumstances
would gamble, felt aggrieved and asked
the editor to correct the statement. Blu,
instead Of making the required correction
in his next issue he says: "There are
several gentlemen of the rod and gun
club who, like ourselves, are strictly tenn
perate and who feel injured in degrees
Of morality whatever that means) by the
last weeks report in the Mirror, that
the club had keg Of beer on the Fourth.
We have tried to reform the club by our
association with them, but we are con-
WINGED that our efforts are failure. We
keep company now, with the club, SIM
ply to make money out Of them and would
advise more sensitive members to quit
the club or they will be judged by their
associations--that's beer guzzling club. :"
The true spirit Of the man is shown
in the above. If he had boon the man
that is needed TO run a Newspaper in a
respectable community. When he found
out that his patrons felt injured at his
false report he would have made decent
apology then all would have been right.
Mr.. Il. don't seem to realize that he is
dependent upon the public for his bread
and butter.
He adds insult to injury and 10 orde,
to shield himself in one talsehood he tells
a half dozen others. His vain attemp,
ut humor renders him odious in the eyer
Of most Of the pure minded people tina,
know him, and We feel that an apology
is due to the journalist Of Lewiston for
ever attempting to defend him agains,
their attacks upon him. We thought
then that the TELLER and The New.
magni6ed his sins, but now, we are con.
vinced that they did not tell it half. W.
are also satisfied that Mr.. RS utter con.
tempt for anything religious or moral
prompted him to do us the injustice be
did. In conclusion We say that it is ut.
terly false, there was no shooting for bee,
On the Fourth BY the rod and gun club
and We believe it u wilful falsehood on
tho part Of Mr.. Reynolds.
Very respectfully,
RoD AND Gun CLUB.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

IN EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
n sale full stock Of every variety and style
OF parlor. dining. room aat kitchen furniture
Lewiston I. T. Nav LIST 1879. III,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31

The Oregonidn Of the Gath says: The
Butler forces are Organizing while the
General is saying nothing, and il is al
ready clear that he will 20 through the
campaign with purpose Ct his own, hold
ing the anti.monopoly and greenback
forces together, as only Butler can do.
While waiting for Benjamin +. to say
something, it may be promised that be
will 90 straight through the anti.monop-
oily programme.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
Managing a Farm.

Last week in conversation with
legislator who has large experience and
great comprehension of practical life.
In speaking of the qualifications of
certain man for office, he said the can
didate had demonstrated his qualiiica-
tions for any position. He had man
aged successfully thousand acre farm,
which he considered required more
varied and practical qualifications than
it did to discharge the duties of Gov
ernor or any other Office in the State.
A man may have thousand acre
farm, and have money enough from
other sources to put the farm In good
ORDER and stock it with an abundance
of every class of the best stock. and
things may look grand. But does it
pay expenses. the interest on the money
invested in II, and good profit to the
ownerp II not, it is not successfully man
aged. The farm must not only look
pleasant to the eye, but ii must pan out
the profits. To do this man must
have practical knowledge OF his business
and great administrative talent. So our
friend was safe in saying that a man
who can successfully manage thou
sand-acre farm Is qualified for any Of
ice -IoVa State Register.