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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

W Az Ella CUuk-APPLY IN -, Ni-sg 3
son 1a ALFRED DAVIS, corner of Master rs hs
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"a AM ELL HhEE 81 LIVE, Az TTya
young men to act az news AGENT ~
Iraln can make from 81 to a Der ds sv"S on
~ hlEF, box y, Iexarkana, TEX. dnebPPg
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FOR RENT

huR RENT = Nicely n RNiSHFB
q room, suit9ble for one or two gentlemen;
wv NhiWfhlshcu rooms, suit BILE Tor gentle
,i'h OF gentle man and wife. No HRrwosd,
o. Nrcn ~ m ana Pacih ave, Ne. de7.7t
l,pR IL NT-ON SMISS a. ENGE, BE
u tween Good and Cgnireg0l streets, new
tWU-story, seven room house; good well wa.
tel stable anu bugHy-house, price reduced
rom $50 To S20pcr month, APP Is to \, II
MO1klDE, veal Estate Agent, RS Elm ",
EoH kENT-,A FUKNlSHED ROOM,
Ia, ,, suitehe Tor TWO gent emen. Apply w
EoR kENT-BY TIE sOUTHWEsr
~ LAND COMPANY, 7U1 Maln street;
llOl a d 1908 Polk street, 5-ro IN houses, ~;
lVOo Wood street, corner ErvRy, brick touse,
roohi NlSi corner HoSh avenue ana Ger
mania street, Be- DOM house nd hall, SIS; on
hhrWouu street, north OF branch, 4-Uom
heu e, SIS; zoos Commerce street, Groom
mouse wv lViS Wood street, SIS; Highland
street J-toom house, 80; corner Cadi1 ana
harwood, 4-room house, SIS; jefferson streeh
Yer ON, 2-story hous-, SIS; ear Fair Gruundt
6-room house, so. auRslu
EOk hENI--A NICE COTTAGE or
Il large rooms, near corner Of sucihc owe
NJ and Live Oak stree; good undergoing
81 .t-rn and pGmp on GALAXY; yard null NUT
onk street no25u
L0R REM FINE STONE r. ON, rs
Elm stsyet, siNsO, glass front, with back
su'iN NiAN oAhbA' wv ucNtN llNlttlilb Nu i"NfN-
aNonuoi oLo o the best locations for grocery,
dry goods or drug store In the city. For terint
nrnly on premises, nolS.lm
JOR MA SEVEN. kOOM HOUSE,
= tenant house, barn and niue acres on
Ross avenue; one mil utcs' walk ofstroet car.
Apply TO eikOnoE H. PLowHAS, TpS MAIN
street. nollu
LoR kENT--ONE FURNISHED FRONT
Il rontn ~, Film a. orlhn
fH0 - e-ss ttousanes csaca 1T Nrr,eu. pesly, .s
lRhi 10 In tai aud phstcsl weAln,.s lot ni.ahecd
az n toua rtoslra,on tho p.niis otindser.ilcna
H.. - ence,aee ~ cause, cursi By 3 RvlTAs
s'n tnat y viii sare eve, prompts ne 70 send"
;:;; !; ! Y. n; S. Z; FOR TRIAL.
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VI ANTED-THh TEXAS MTTUILFE.
~, " doEnent Association will give goedand
pIonlap!e employment to experienced iesnr.
ahce sollcitors. Address A. NJ. Hall, SecTe.
Larry, w Main street, Dallas, Texas. VIII
* GENTS WANTED-IT VIII paw NV
4 IN elllgent man or woman wanting prof
a ad EN- pioymeht TO write for my llllsirat-
ca clrcuiars and terms OF agency Tor tho cell
ebrated Missouri Steam Washer. which. Nv
Ieasoh o, rs great Intrinsic merit, is meeting
WIN such phenomenal success j. WORTH
run ana Franklin avenue, 81. Louis. No.
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WANTED.

II EMOCRArS! Send for our book, "How
- to Procure a Government Position" Ex-
pains the best and surest way to proceed.
pt nocruts now have the chance. Good on
n1C, postpaid. Address
IEFFERrS 4 ELLIOTT, Washington, u. C.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

Plumes tipps and fancy feathers
cheap, at Rauman's.
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WANTED-5s GIRLS. ,I,,ID ~ 9ell'St
~ ana good wages; call al once rrLaChS
10 h p % hEST OFFICE, 9Od Elm street AN
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NOTICES

y OrICh = CAO1ION 10 PHtIPr -; :
I owners; am the sole agent for John
j; saiilinger's pStented anu improved met.
Cd OF laying cement pavement, either in sec-
tlons or cut Joint, in either Dallas or Graz
son counties, and property owners will lie
held strictly responsible for any inyrinqe.
~ nj on said patent or improve 'aent; first
class sidewalks laid for % cents psr sonara
foot; also cist6rDs aud cellars cemenIed sst.
lslactlon guarantees. Send orders 10 S3I Main
street, Dallas, A Brow nlees office, l.. II.
= -. I'm
MoIIUE-lT rs ORDERED BY THE
4 C9InmisSioners Court that Commits
sloner n. y. McAsams be authorized 10 adj
yer Use for bids foran announcement on tba
Dallas and Cedar Hill road in Trinity river
bottom, in accordance with plans and sneci.
ncations now on file in County Clerks office.
Bids TO be canvassed Decamber2O. 1881. Ri%Si
reserved tn reject any cr all bids. del6-gt
DkOfOSALS FOR BUILDING MATER.
1 alS.-Superintendent's office Dallas
Texas, December 10, 1884, Sealed proposois
WIN D. reciVed az this office until the loth
Gay OF December 1854 for the supply of ali
materials, stone, bricks cement, lime and
sand rsqulr. d In building the basement and
area walls OF the D. =, Court house and Post.
oitico AT Dallas, Texas. All bids should be-
accompanied with samples of the materiols
Superintendent dei6. q, al
n UrI E-LpANS UOTIATEN - VIE
~ are prepared o furnish money in sums
10 SUIT The applicant, Il ON to D years time.
on non homestead city real estate of unGuesI
.iohable ute, al reasonable rate of interest.
MURPHY Il BOLANz, Real Estate Apentsani
>--..2@S>-ls, 40, .U2 wan 81, de7-7t
~ HERlFF'S SALE-A FINE STOCK or
~ goods to be sold. Twin sell at Sherid7s
sale, ut Denton, Texas, on December n lssi
the entire dry goods stock of B, III. Dayen
port, Invoicing $A7O3.g6 Terms, cash.
,o.oo. a,-., c. f. MCDONALD,
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Mrs. ii. Il. Haynes, Austin, saws: az
USED Browns LION Bitters and have no
hositahcy Ill recommending it as a tom
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WANTtD-A YOUNG MAN ON 9 iS
oa,, address, of thorough English ana GTooD
G Hg anti OF six years expee ce a in latin
ness desires IsaSTi ns r3ioad office b Ss
ant 9,rclerk best references Adds SS9unt.
GOOD street las -Auufess No. n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

w ~ I'D = HWY OPEKAyORS M
al MAKE Jeans pants; special prices ofsS.
81. Apply Main street entrance. hetwss,
The hours OF and a. M, third j'' sees
BLhHKENHIr u BLAKE. ~ .,u ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

4 saloon, bar furniture, fixtures, In civ OF
Dallas; has fine location, and Is doing a
sOon paying business; owner cant give ithi.
PERSONAL attention Is rvason for selling Adj.
dress H., 703 Main 81. delO n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

IGOR sALE-FlSE, PUltE BRED AND
l. acclimh ed Jersey hslrers and ows;also
ioNtelns mt Riverside Stock Farm, intersec--
non OF Jefferson and Cochran sts. de5.ln
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Test YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY!
handiadvertisod ~ absolutely rnre
CONTAIN AnTnIoNrA
Tia TEST,

flsee can top down an a hot ,to,s v,,uh.., a,
.vtle,e the cover and SMELL chVtnt 4 All Nv, Wv
4uHsu 70 dsteci the prscnoo OF ammonia "0' w ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

EoR sALE-HOTELANDR ESTAU RANT
n containing rooms, centrally located
wei eslaniis ed ana doing ~ good business.
Auuress W. +. FAEKISGIoN, Tyler, Texas
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WANTED-BY A PERSON On T : ,S:. 81
boariH SneeTsnee to rent or take charree LING
OF town. Address MRS. b. BUSINESS part
office. IL nEHh LIE, Post.
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n Elm street. .iNt0 glass front, with bnck
yard and stable attached iroldung on pac'ls
avenue; onoo the best locations for grocery,
dry goods or drug store IN the city. For terms
ppnly on premises nol3. I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-12

EVR Il MA SEV EN. NoOM HOUSE,
= tenant house, barn and niue acres, on
hoss avenue; one mil utes' walk ofslreetcar'
street. noiltl
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TOR SALE~VE y CHEAP, on AC-
\ count of immediate removal in a few
daSs, household goods, one parlor sci stc.
mn at residence, Sl5 Wood street. RIUnANs
NVhN' del0.7t
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WANTED

w ~ Ep--IO ENCHANGF A t,,z,yss
Sentle Oaggy ana saddle hors n. WYE,
PROOF safe Weighing 800 or $500 ponu oT Ore.
U SICKLE s, 1853 Elm st. V' pounds. W
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Owen Meredith"

Robert Bulwer. a son Of Bulwer, the
novelist, was in Washington from is4s
TO 1852. as private secretary to his uncle,
Sir Henry Bulwer, who bad some lii.
ernry reputation, and who went from
this country to Cons ntinople, where. for
many years. he held in cunning hand the
tangled threads Of that delicate puzzle.
the Oriental question. Young Robert
Bulwer was also . man Of letters. and
bis political writings, over the signature
OF Owen Meredith, were very popular.
When in Washington he was ! great
favorith In socisty. having excellent pow.
srs Of conversation. telling . story ad.
mirably well, and never telling the same
story twice. His sonnets adorn the al
buns Of the ladies who were belles In
his day. From here he went to Paris -
secretary Of legation, and when, on the
death Of his father, be became Lord Lyt-
ton, be was sent a. British minister to
Portugal. From there he went to the
East as viceroy Of India, and he after
wards was miniater ct Paris. Ben.
Psrley Poor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
0UthOUWS SVOwv6wtbBu u EnvtoBfu
pAefs.

CIEcIssATI. Aagust lat the ma.
tional convention Of photographers reso.
lutions were passed censuring the Post
master General for declaring photo.
graphs fourth class matter. and they ap.
pointed . committee to present him with
8 copy with the request to reconsider.
TIE next convention Is to be hold at
Buffalo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
K. D. WISE, M. D..
On. !. 6. cAlE, TINE uerALrm orF1crR

Has taken Rom No. Il In tho Los Angeles Ho-
tel corner First and Los Angeles streets. He
will remain In his once from 70 10 4. n. to
ysccinnate those who may wish l.. at the hands
Of the city.
Ia cronica copy mylH
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Great Eclipse Sale

Is thing Of the past; but Tho lost sight, to memory
DEAR nasmuch that it placing within reach of the most
humble the opportunity Of being respectfully clad See
has shame to contend with because his mate was
dressed better than he and he greets his teacher with
pleasant sme for he knows that his appearance will
call forth word of Kindness The writer Of this when
boy played tuant from school because he had hole
in his pants Very funny but not to the boy. Say what
you like think you will rdicule US if it pleases you
we not We are speaking the truth when we say
that it is inherent in every boy and GIRL every and
every woman that they should appear respectfully atred
man and good woman who lost pride and hope because
they had not the wherewith to attire themselves.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Buffa'o Bone Trade.

There are two firms buying buffalo
bones at bismarck, D. T., and the price
paid has been on an average Of 80 per
ton. The shipments Of these two COM
panies from Bismarck aggregate about
500 tons. II is estimated that the bones
in the bleached skeleton Of buffalo
will weigh fifty pounds. In 500 tons
then, 81, 900 animals are represented.
But fully one.half Of the bones gathered
are too ba ly decayed for shipment. SO
that the 800 tons sent away from Bis
marck actually represent "a 900 animals.
From the town OF Menoken $50 tons
have been shipped, representing 20. 900
animals. Shipinsnts have been made
from all points on the Northern Pacific
both in Dakota and Eastern Montana.
Large shipments have also been made
from all points on the river above Bis
marck. and from the Devils lake region.
The bones arc ground and used for fer
lizing the worn ont and steril lands of
the East. Helena IN. ~ Herald.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
F. r. FROST, M. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to all forms OF chronic
diseases.
OFFicE HoUas--o 70 II A. H., 10 4 and 7 70 8
Pm. Dny.and night calls answered At ofice,
" N. Main st., Rooms II and IS, Phillips Block,
mAvl8tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Great Eclipse Sale

Is educating principles it has displayed the true form
Of business and exhibited its power has left the art
with money comforts outside of dry goods
requirements and it has saved the rich hundreds Of dol
lars few more Eclipse Sales such the one just in
augurated would paraze the relentless nrer and stt
at the expense of the poor.
The brains and muscle of the workingman will rest on
higher platform and their labor will command better
price. because he will be less dependant The lesson
which this sale nculcates is Of material interest to all
the garb Of the peasant less expensive and the robe of
the millionaire suffers not and gives him extra margin
to his benevoence
We trust the time is far distant when our system
shall be recognized throughout the length and breadth of
the land The foundation is laid, the walls are rapidly
rising and by and by the people shall the top stone
brought on with shouting and great joy"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Btruckeh FoFcfGneF1 q
Chow.

LONDON, August Lit is reported
from Cardiff that . man died Of Cholera
on the French steamer Gravilla, from
Marseilles. at anchor in Penarth roads.
The body was thrown overheard. An
other man aboard the ship is very i'll.
Driganas Demand I Meaty Ras-
CoNsrASTINoPLE, Aug. LA son Of
the British vice-C Consul, at Rodosto. was
captured BY briggands. who demand T.
900 pounds ransom.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02

OfPiCE:-Gchumache Block, opposits Post
once. rooms % and "a. fEsiDEScE:-Peari
street, corner Ninth.
Ofiice houn-io to IL A. n; , 70 4r. n; 7 to
y. =. st rssidencs. Telephone No at once and
sssidsnce. LOO Day and night calls answered
an3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02

Two miners from the southern part of
the county came to town Saturday last,
having in their possession about 81 900
in gold, which they washed out ir . few
days. They are silent concerning loca-
tion Of their diggings. Prescott Courier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
This Week IS Gases More Will be Opened

Up and the goods distributed in our Eclipse FORM We
shall make endeavor realize profit our primary
object being to SELL This win guide in the disposal Of
all stock until the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
ANnIHILATED

All the corrodng influences Of the credit system neutral
ized 1t has shown the benefits accrung from liberalty
in trading and practically proved the worth of open hon
est dealing in fact, the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Frlghsfnl Cennagsstlen and Lesi
Of Life.
o00ntatlon q the BOIdler1 Mon
ument at Dayton.

DArroN, Ohio. August In the
procession Of the old soldiers Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. two
hundred tatiersd flags saved frou,
the war were carried by men In
the line OF the procession. which was
two hours passing given point. The
Soldien' MOnumenf, accepted BY Cover
nor Hoadley ON behalf of the citizens.
was unveiled nmid cheers and hundred
gan salute.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Dr. Joseph Kurts

No sus Main ssrsss. opposite BAlsr Block
sgEys and ear dissasss treated with the care o.
speciAIist ap2a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02
Msre sf the ssuthwest hallway
Peel.

Galveston. Aug. 1.-The Gull Of
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway will TO-
morrow announce the cousumation of'rs-
ciprocal traffic with the Gould lines
throughout the s0uthwesi. Several
changes OF time schedule ON the Mis-
souri, Pacific lines 10 into effect to-mor-
row to meet the Santa Fe train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-13


= ". snssh sca.,af enc,r,s..s.
sHss. sseond- aud Third wsgsi. ,' sss ne
,s' rev eers % the carissIa, 49,.
nasing Strenuous effort. 4, ~.s,.' st'ires arr
sdisss ~ tbs cry. Elasrs rr.. assilssa.
:. :. Lssas have rrcsatlV tera 4. - :. asa
M. rvst several anad.e,l dst,,, ~ ~ t-siS
rssdy essn rst-eyl Ter tie p.s-ps .'.s a'se a.
1ees Kelley, Esq.. slsr..ii -.
tFatsT oftatseG oa tie Penaswss'a.l's.n s o.
Foac- vhile .'eppinx frurl A. ...'.'a MI
New River railroad 90 T,.ss.t,v - ~. 81 .ne
cot ~ ser'e way and broke - =, 1T" M ai'
ssat 20 As hozse tn Phllas,eI1sf, T., "a y ~
chaFses stceks, you-r r.
e'xn1,sr Years cid, y hiie o,5f s,-s,- 4' o.
tsfcay. Stopped &C to- orrb,-4 =, ~ -,
T. g Nef ianahan znd rvoer~,s.I - ',..'a =
sFPies Lom tree vita the 49,. - -.
nacea znn- Toe eiarge We - - ?, rs
Entered The lower part y - ' S",l ald
ri2ht band DR. Payne and E.,-.,..I. al. III
seFes TIE necrssaTy surg al ,,ss.!5. -
stocks hss u very critical en-, ~ (
VI. Daniel Yates. q i,rme- f ~ ..,a'
TIE city, WIS severely Kicked /, 49,. va az.
mule day or tao saee w5iIs - a. 7,
ia piogSkinS. - 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-13
PETERSBURG AVID sIcIyIrr
4 Pisasant PJtsias Gsiaerias IN &c,
Ftnsd-tBtsrs~siaG Fssttgrat -.

\ fIrsfaut rItat7n GotaeriaE n O.
ttned-tS,sFs~siaE FssiuraI Ss...
Correspondence 90 ne RicAmso.. r,,,,.., -
lxIsasTrgG. >epeemh.s 4. rsst
he PythiaH lodges o. Jhi. -i-- b,4 -
cnloyshle viSJt tast night from C;r7c.i -.
CVtsCr d. =. k'crard-oc. Grand -
EecorGs and >e1l John a. -.
Grand MsStsr % Excholuer T
CeuftrSy. aud Mr.. 2 y. Nort5sr an =
Echmcna- There are GN1 lo,i-e ~ -,
order ~ Petersburg Ruth. 80. IN a,fV,-
cui- NJ. 50-aRd 5he members t.r-- a s,,-
IN irA uUm0rrs 70 receive the di...n-1i.t,sf
1lciais, caca oGe - whom n.aGs 4, .-...ss
Tie Grad Chancellor gave N ene1a-,r--r
TeToT- The co0diEl1n % sha ord - 5r,-.,b,
oGi BE ,'1rc. bis VISIT. wifh tha. II hi.
hrutAe r-odiceTs b'st night VIII irtlse re-
neweG lie IN the order herp.
An CEicer % iaC WI!iilnasbarr k.vI-r-,
arrived here to-day and viii rarurn ro-
morrow, Carrying back wirb hir. three ",
eafs-a .ady from D-rwiGdfe c1.r7tV ,-f
q lady and gsrtlenau from taIs CIV. IN,
have rccfutiF been a8. -i-rG ilsana. Tre
hGy . om Tttsrs1ur- E. venerable Ia vsl-.
ana recCntiE aitem0 ts,l s~if-i sst rr..,s-1n nv
l-c pIcG iEF0 netZt aor's WEI. The VI
ifr %, act deep enough o. drown her. A.,
BE vs. rescued- u tle o-her c-.se i1,a1i.
~ 3 traced % = I'll during 4 ire rll1v
year. g-c.
A. meeting . rhe Board q Heath To-
day Mayor Jirrait resigned the Office ~
president and Dr. =. : ~ch1nk xls el.c.-
~ i0 Gil fae vacancy By virtue % "a. Of
Zee Dr. -ctIBk Is 1.-o hea'lh afi.-r-i -,-
-ti, ral- - heid t7r two years previous
% Jg'y IT,
Pc several monils r1s- rie usual u 1r-u-
i-y 'eFcT's have poe t'-u made 0rr
4 zoe lsst term % 'ae Hosting, C11Tt
1uf ~ uiiy 1'.lar~ W4@ entered t-'lis,t -5
ely trr permitting a -1.-ance % eVist ia
tfic s-aev>t Fuu- between Market an
LII Streets inl a. arier wis male p
CURING i-e i--'eul-- e'-Uel- of rl
--4a1ce. Ili- 'r1er aas been certified %
l-f If'Ffr alL4orl-l =. mi u 70 * 1lr
'-t-r- iar cry "a 81 -Hlpr further 1-l--. T.
9 a % l-c -ft.-.r .-ru- % -lc Irr.
-e Lfncrf- Pope - -ed All r-1-
.-lec IS co'1rG people tl tas.e p. wr1..
eel COZ Darl -i-atet i7 -1e convention ral.
-rr-l-e-sd tciCrl- b1ir. -ol., 0II .o-
Gay -AF7r Evl1s -.r Gen. -e@s. a.
declares ta1- -1er- j. n1 -17 - -f lr-
e-.,rr- lle ..ltr -o.e-et -l1'- pI9-r
here 40 ~ e. ~ -s----
le cas- 'a- '-e E,l I'D
81 IVES p 4l.hr 1-'r-- CORFU -~
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---t --..i-t 90 ~ H-- were -s-1.
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i- -i--. 4-r l'-.'''l-' are t-'I-i $
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-13
Th> Damazs A. Fan CIair--TAs ciu SeariJ
szbusrgca-

fBT telegraph 10 tie 1sDa 70.
Ear CL4IRE, VIZ. >sptsuber l2--The
East and west s.sie. g Cairpswi river.
ahich divides tie CRY, arg entirety e-s 81
from nunieari0a visa eaea other. eX.
cert tT Wy q tie Omaha railway ar1n
bridge. NhiCa 1dElsts d tAe passage 0f t3ct
passengers. l. = situated - hr ~ tle
river rhar ~ Z & f0Ur O. t-. d. necessity
i1 geael ~ ,la Business por,.or d she sisr
side irr o. t-e court-lcuse. 3 rcs5 every
i1milv Ia -lIs city loses something The
Galca-c. u Nl1Sse and -. Pa RuiElF
C1mTaDy'- loss n Ghs Chiprevl EL1sg {,
u0f ts. than 4 hllt iiI5n l1I L. Ilse
-r-mter eo CT 7ants- NJ j0-e heavily. btsr -le
Lsagiest o>,-- r. suffered y .le poor pso-
r %. who lave l1t -h~ir houies -aErgL 1s'lF.
TIE rewsrlUer ices have A.. lrea flooded.
ald 70 paper VA. .--urt g--tsrdIg - VI
- to-day. EXCEPT -ds L1t.ssr. E.ic1 = >-Ic-
g snail ,deet CAM i5 j. printed - i15
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