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NEW TO-DAY.
-Mere empty words 20 furthest with . fool,
But plain and sober logic is our rule"

sMere empty words 20 furthest with fool,
But plain and sober logic is our rule"
When you buy TIA, do
you wish a parIor orna-
ment? Something nicely
and attractively painted to
catch the eeye7 If so, buy
Green Tea. But if you de-
sire aroma and nerve.stlm-
ulating power, then buy
Eola Tea. II Is not a Tea
to look at, but to drink, and
comes in a properly ac-
credited package.
N.B-The White cross brand, pure and
full-bodlcd, though less costly tea. Is also I'm
ported solely In Perfection Tea Cans.
A. sUusaL.LlHG a 90.
- SAN raAxCisoo.
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PORTLAND, 0sn.. Nov. 2t.--The Oregon
Short Line announces that It will commence
the running Of through trains between Port.
land and Omaha, without change Of cars. on
December 1st.
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BERLIN, Nov. 24.--The Congo Committee
have agreed unanimously that free trade
shall prevail in the western part of the
Congo basin.
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Block II attend OF Fifth, near Pearl street
"a full lots; commanding view. and the
choicest residence site west OF Normal
School; 4iso S21 acres Of good land near
quire Of WILD. GOULD.
| n0v25 I'm Temple Block.
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vvAnTGD.

A good violinIst; one who can sing Bass or
Tenor preferred. To the right man long
and pleasant engagement Address
HARRY CHRISTIE,
Wizard Oil Co., San Bernardino, Cal.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Governments strong
railways steady; stocks quiet. Operations
confined to room traders. The market closed
firm, and compared with Saturday u to
per cent higher, except Central Pacific
Northwestern preferred, Rock Island, Mis-
souri, Pacific, New Jersey, Central Pacific
Pacific Mail and Omaha. which are "a to
per cent lower,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. M.-The case Of the
Government vs.. the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. In which the Government claims
a certain per cent. Of tho net earnings and
transportation, came up In the Court of
Claims to-day. Only preliminary, ,mstters
regularly tomorrow. Ii all the Govern
ment claims are allowed they will amount
TO q, ,700, 900, but against this total the rail-
road company claim Offsets aggregating
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-11-25

10000 yards Calico commemorate cenr,
1000 yards Gnhams s.............. < cents
5000 yards Lawns 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique ue......... - 6 cents
1000 yards Dress Goods from. $3.50. to 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from SC TO Al a pah
6,75o pairs Of Hose for Ladies at ? to az cents
$3.50 pairs Chdren's Hose. 5 TO Gs cents
I325 Corsets from Zoe to $r
oooo pairs of Ladies' Shoes from 7sc TO 4.
$500 pairs Children's Shoes from osc to $I2s
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to IS cents yard
10000 yards OF Lace from. ......l to soc. yard
1000 yards of JaconetEdgngs from 20 to 4oc yard
10000 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimmed from 25c
toss
! 1000 Chidrens Hats from. m..........Ioc Ioc to $I
6,ooo Plumes and Tips from. I Ioc. to$l
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from 81 bunch
Also large stock of
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FURNITURE FOR sAlE.

one black walnut marble top bedroom set,
new; one parlor lamp; a fine Brussels carpet
and % yards oil cloth. Inquire at Hotel
Rhein, Isl Commercial street. nov25 Sc
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WANTED.

A young man OF experience desires posi-
tion as bookkeeper or salesman; can give
good references; has recommendation from
Office MOVES %
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WORTH THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Title is Perfect.
Streets are Being Opened and Six Masts will
Electric Lights will be Erected Immediately,

The division of the takes which
together and choose Recording
Secretary the the purchasers placed each
Withdrawn
Immediately makes lot exhibited
recorded by the Secretary the unchageb will
the direct Mr. Chds This
O cities
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Govern ment Bonds and Railway

New York, Nov. 24.--Threes. 1000; as
lI4sz, As, I227s; Central Pacific, S3ss; Denyel
4 Rio drande, 81: Kansas Texas, 1875
Northern Pacific, ~: preferred, as; North
western, s9sk New York Central. s7IIS Oregon
Navigation, SO; Transcontinental, 121s; I'm
provement, q Pacific Mail, 5ls< Panama. 9s
Texas Pacific, 1l7s; Union Pacific, 4yA
United States. 81; Wells Fargo. %; Western
Union, 597s.
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From this datsI will not be responsible
TOT debts contracted by the New York Ba-
kerry unless done so by my written order.
Los Angeles, "a, 1884 nov25 lot
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lOsT.

On Sunday, November 2sd, between DAILY
avenue and Reservoir No. 1, a Cashmere
shawl with brochet border. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning the shawl
to No. ia D0wney avenue. nO25 lw
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Resolutions Adopted at the Prohibi-
tion City Convention.

wHxREAs. The assessment list OF Los An
geles City has been more than doubled dur
Ing the past four years, and
WHEREAS, The rate Of taxation has been
also nearly doubled during the same time,
making the taxes, In fact, about four times
what they were Q short time ago, without
any adequate public improvements having
been made to show for the same; therefore,
Resolved, That we pledge our nominees,
II elected, to reduce taxation In this city one
half, and at the same time to greatly i'm
prove every department of the City Govern
ment.
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NEW York, Nov. a.-Money easy; X911z
Closed offered, l. Prime paper, 5g6. Ex
change bills firm. SIX; demand, s51a.
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TO RENT.

The Tlv0Ll THEATRE. Stage appropri-
Of about one thousand Apply only between between
the hours Of and O'Clock each day Of
JOHN C. BELL, Aucti0neer,
Attorney In fact and agent Of /. L. Walton,
OF San Francico, Room y Temple Block,
over the Los Angeles Bank. 1ov25 I'm
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A Report OF that Enchanting
Part of the world.

w.sutxoros. Nov. 24--Watson squire,
~ washington Territory, In his
snnnaI ranort saws: "The manufacturing
,nd,s,,,as of the Territory have attained a
h,yb,v gratifying degree of improvement,
,hs, of lumber taking the lead. In many
,,sss ,,,a indians are employed in prosper
ouslv cultiyating the soil, and 1t Is believed
,ho, The system OF allotting a suitable guam
tity OF land to them In seyeralty, can and
Jusced to concentrate and altogether aban-
Jon certain reservations 1t would conduce
much to the development Of the Territory
by the settlement and cultivation of large
tracts OF valuable land now unproductive,"
Touching the Territorial law comforting
upon women the right to vote. the
Governor says: although many OF our
citizens are disposed to question the
wisdom OF the law. especially when
should serve as jurors, itmeets with the aIr
proval OF large majority of the people, and
the women Of the Territory are. for the most
part, strongly desirous that the. enactment
should be retained upon our statute books.
Thus far 1t seems attended with no import
ant results unfavorable TO the welfare OF the
people OF the Territory"
Tie report states that the value Of assessed
property in the Territory is &o. .50s, $50, with
Is entirely out Of debt and on July l, 1884,
had balance Of vi, ,901 In the Treasury.
The population Of the Territory. ID es-
timated af 10000, and the Governor In con-
clusion presents number OF reasons TO sup
admission into the Union as a State.
An American Singer.
NEW YoRK, Nov. A.-Mlle. Nevada made
her FIRST appearance here tonight In the
role Of Amina. In 'somnambula. The enthu-
siasm increased as the opera proceeded.
Nile. Nevada scored an undoubted success
Her voice Is remarkable for sweetness and
fexibility. Her execution was noteworthy
OF acting. The floral offerings were many
and magnificent. Mile, Nevada was at
times completely overcome with the warmth
OF her reception. She kissed the small
American flag which surrounded the
bouquet Of flowers and sang with exquisite
sweetness Home Sweet Home"
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NEW YoRK. Nov. 24.-Petroleum firm; ~
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Peoples Store
Is the cheapest and best place to purchase
ones wants in Southern California.

is not good looks gentle ways that haue
brought about this result but the solid
es that constantly offering for little money, We
have to-day desirable goods
prices than ever before Our Fall purchases
heavy in anticipation of an immense Fall trade
We are too heavily loaded. and it
motto 70 give the public whose
make following for the
ensuing week:
Our 4ec tables win be replenlshed and reled
Our line of Ceored Silks, all shades, have
selling for 81 30 we have marked down, lis week
only at &c. They will be found the Dress Goods
Counter "a 7f.seaesF
will be sold this week. o6c These are
elegant goods and cost more to import
Our line Of Brocaded Veves in all shades have
a So rs.
g. immense purchase of Cloaks defunct of
Aners & Bro of New York, filed complete
ly and overstocked our space If bsIbeleved
buy cloaks from 81 so S75 that solo for
credit it how cheaply coaks sold Look at
them before purchase
The remainder Of the Morris Shoe Stock win
during the week at still lower prices than
arge line of gents slippers for Hold gifts
stores.
advantage are deter
mined unload and tighten the weight tinbers.
Look out for our 9 oas they be sold this
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The Extremely Low Price

AT which central lots have placed belief the
uable the whole will be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-27

policy was adopted over the protest of
eminent Democrats.
At the regular session of the Legsla-
ture he made the fight for the sale Of
land to actual settlers only, and though
out-voted then, ut the called session of
the same Legislature, this policy was
adopted.
He succeeded in passing through the
Senate, bill providing for reforma-
tory for juvenile convicts; it failed in the
House for want Of time, but is now de-
manded by the people,
He was one Of tie committee that pre-
pared the present school law, and those
most competent to judge say it will
prove good system.
He introduced a bill that provided for
| a reduction of the number Of objects of
corporate franchises, and this bill was
substituted by committee bill that
greatly improved the general incorpora-
ton act, but it didn't go far enough.
He was sound in his views on all these
questions and true to the people, and
they know it, and it is in this that
his strength lies. No new member ever
accomplished any more or made a record
more acceptable to the people.
He was a new man, but made a Wig
orous attack on the penitentiary "a ii
land policies of his party, and his v'',ow,
have been endorsed. He holds stronr
position politically, and esnociallI
among the young men ri iho Stoto
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and all will be entertained alike. The
chasm between the Federals and Con-
federates has long since been bridged
and all are friends and allies now, work
ing together for the best interests of
their common country, The HERALD,
then, in behalf of the citizens of Dallas,
again repeats the invitation, come one,
come all, and remain during the whole OF
the three days of the reunion,
camp with the veterans of both
armies, and sitting round the
camp fires listen to the tales of battles
and deeds of valor and daring shared
alike by both armies. 1t will be a joy
Gus, glad, fraternal meeting, ard one
never to be forgotten by those who may
be present and participate heart anC
soul in again meeting old comrades or
bloody fields and old friends whom they
have been parted from for years.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 26. First Race Dead
heat between Irish Pat and Rapido;
Reed, third, due TO a bad send-oh. Lulu
$. got the best of the start Irish Pat and
Rapido head-and-hoad next. After a
furlong, Rapido and Irish Pat raced into
the lead head-and- and ran this
way to the finish. Reed was beaten
two lengths from the dead heater. Time
--l:l7.
Second Race--Gcneral Monroe, first;
Compensation, second; Lidia Stanhope,
third. General Monroe took tho lead
ut tho start from Compensation and was
never headed, and won easily by eight
lengths; ten between second and third.
Time-i:05
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At the 81. George: Il. Levorson, Fort
Worth; $. +. Moss, Morgan; 4. l..
Taylor, st. Louis; \. n. Wilson, Byron
Drew, kaufman; \. j. Beck, John
Hardin, Terrell; j. u. Lewis, New York
j. l.. Dly, \. T.. Patterson, Terrell; G. j.
English, Baird; l.. Y. Adams kaufman
J. II, Jones, Byron Jones, Goshen; MIR.
h. Sherwood, Pilot Point; II. Il. Whet-
ter and wife, Cisco; Thomas Chl, Miss
II. n. Hopper, Kaufman; +. ii. Green,
kaufman; w. II. Blanks, Fort Worth;
Miss +. NJ. Witt, Atlanta, Georgia; H.
w. Marsalis, Texas; II. o. Rogers, Miss
Gallie Williams, Wills Point;J. NJ. Alar.
dyce, Chicago; IL. 5. Taylor, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Alva Russell, RusSelville; w. IT,
PEPPER, Ennis, Texas.
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Undelivored kilograms

Following are mossagoss remaining ON
hand ut the Western Union Telegraph
office, corner Elm and Lamar streets.
Parties can get them by calling from S
to 10 II. M, and from 9 to Sp. M: Kcat-
ing |. x NJ. Co., George Bartram, Tomp-
kins NJ. a |. Co., II. V. Tompkins, Il. j,
Roddis 4 Co., Judge William Charleton,
G. Moisterhans, j. Il. Warren, Dr. j. NJ
Pace, a. NJ. Duncan, w. II. Parks, Louis
Cowing, colorcd, j. NJ. Wondelkin, Geo
II. Brownlee, lIuey d Philip, j. b. vii.
son, agent Pacific, Texas or w. T. Tx.
press company, j. $. Hammond, CARR.
son, agent Pacific Express company.
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Queen Esther.

Tho rehearsal last evening was the
most successful of the series, demon
strating anew what we have said before
that this Is to be tho most charming
entertainment ever given Wy homo tai
emit The soloists, guards and all who
sing In DUETS, trios and quartottes, will
meet to morrow night at DIR. o. Il. How
otis Office. The regular rehearsal on
Tuesday night as usual. The manage
mont again earnestly requests all visit
ors, not escorts TO singers, to make them
selves conspicuous by their absence.
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THE Republicans in this city, who be-
lieve BLAINE will be elected, agree that
a general cleaning out of present officials
will take place in the spring, and are
wrangling now among themselves as to
who shall have the most lucrative office.
They remind one of the old Dutchman
and his wife travelling along Il highway
on a hot summers day. They sat down
to rest tired and dusty, and the old man
remarked, II wish | was in heaven"
and the old woman rejoined, 81 wish
was in lager beer saloon." "Oh, yes"
says the old man, you always want the
best place. These Republican Office
seekers always want the best place.
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THE GnEELY SURVIVORS.


The Relief Squadron sails for Home.
ST. JOINS, n. T., July 96.-At 10 this
morning the Greedy relief squadron
steamed into the bay. The flagship
Thets led, followed by the Bear and
Alert, and all harbor steam tugs and
steam launches, with flags of Great Brit
ain and the United States ut half mast
and crowded with leading citizens. ON
all public buildings and mercantile
promises flags draped. All vessels in
port displayed national flags in mourn
ing. Thousands of spectators from tho
shore waved adious by banner or hand
kcrchief, which salutations were grace.
fully returned by the receding squad
rons. Lieutenant Groely aud other sur
vivors are enjoying tolerablo health,
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WE AREAUTII0RI TO ANNOUNCE
w 4. q. L. KENDALL as n candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No ] at the ensuing election.
WEARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. I. STRANGE as a candidate for
County Judge at the ensuing election.
XNE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ $. Austin, of Rockwell, as n candi-
date for Floater for Dallas, Rockwell and
Tarrant counties.
WEAREAUTHORI TO ANNOUNCE
w w. +. GRAHAM as candidate for Con-
stable of Precinct No / at the ensuing cleo
tion.
WTEARE REQ u ESTED 40 ANNOUNCE
w HENRY SCHULZ as candidate for JUS
tice Of the Peace for Precinct No. l.
WEAREAUTHORIZ ANNOUNCE
w Z. +. CLINT as II candidate for re-e,ec-
tion TO the office of County Attorney at the
ensuing election.
yVEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 5. y. bkAsw ELL rs II candidate for Jus-
tice of the Peace for Precinct No. |, at the
ensuing election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE as can
didate for reelection to the office Of County
Collector.
XNE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr. f.. d. LANGLEY as a can
didate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election in November.
WE AXE REQ I ESlED ANNOUNCE
w j. {. MCCAEr as candidate for Con-
stable In Precinct No !.
WE ARE REQ u EsIED 10 ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OVERLAND us candidate iOrCOn-
stale in Precinct Mol.
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. G. HILL rs Il candidate for re-
election TO the office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ EsTED 10 ANNOUNCE
iiEERY Jones as ii candidate for re-
election to the office of District Clerk.
WE ARE RESPECTFULLl REQU EST
w ed to announce the name of W. ii. W.
SAITH as candidate for sheriff of Dallas
county, at the ensuing November election.
UThUklIEDI OANNOUNCE
w Judge G.. n. ALpRIDGE as q candidate
for reelection to the office of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
w Colonel J. q. STEVENS as candidate
for Justice ofthe Peace ot Precinct No. !.
UTEARE AUTHORIZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w joins Z. GILLESPIE rs "a candidate Tor
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. !, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election,
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZATIONS NOU On
w Judge II. T.. BURKE as a candid n, 70
the Judgeship of this Judicial Dlstrlc' MI IN
ensuing November election. ~
IXTEARE AUTHoRIzEDTOf ts-y,,1-N,s,
w Colonel ED. g. BOWER .ay,SiSot
for the office Of County Judge nj The anSiin
election in November. ~ '"' eiSu'"
WEARE REQUEs ~ TO ANNOUNCl
w W. H. THAcKER cTsonniy CLERK.
WE ARE hE9u ~ ,fSB TO ANNoUNC
w GEORGE y. F'eARN for Justice of Ii
Peace for Precinct No. /.
WEAht4 AUT HORNED TO ANNOUNC
X. ;. KiMBRoUGH as candida'
ior W. LegisP Azure in Dallas county, subJe'
70 he action of the Democracy.
<UE AYE HEREBY AUTHORIZED f
w ann ounce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS
acandirate for County Judge at the ensuir
Noven' Der election.
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TUE Prohibition convention at Pitts
huvg was rather an unique all air. At
least one-haf of their session was ac-
cupied in singing temperance. songs and
revival hymns, the most popular one
among them being set co the tune OF
"John Browns Body is, Marching on
1t was regular old Houndhead Crom-
wellian assemblage, and as its delegates
were composed largely of women, prob
ably lean and lank, it could with pro.
priety be denominated, after the puri
tanical style, the Barebones party.
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STocRMEN driving cattle through the
Indian Territory complain that the
Kiowa and Comanche tribes forcibly
take from them their stock, rob and in
timidato their drivers and commit other
depredations. They have appealed to
the Indian department for protection
and remuneration for losses sustained.
The Indian inspector at Reno has prom
Used to investigate, and IL the trails have
been wrongfully enclosed, will have
them reopened.
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TnE San Antonio Express still keeps
up its protection racket, which, sifted
down, only extends to wool. Does it
want TO sacrifice the best interests of all
the other productions of the State TO BEN
eft the sheepmena 1t seems so. fit il
satisfied with the tariff plank in tho
Democratic platform, let II rest at that,
for every other paper in the State COM
mends it, and when all agree and arc
pleased there should be no attempt TO
put forced constructions upon II "just
for fun
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THE Galveston News gives GRAIN a
warm support for Congress. The News
does all the fighting in its own ranks be-
fore conventions assemble, and ifbCaten,
then wheels gracefully into line and
pours hot shot into the ranks of the OPP
position.
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AFTER the adjournment OF the Hous-
ton convention, it is said that the diff ~
ent members Of the Executive c,rnmit-
tee will arrange to have C,d-Fosbionod
barbecues in their Districts There will
be speakers present on each occasion to
discuss both State and National issues.
With an active canv ass, such as is con-
temploted the maj ,orty in Texas will be
large one Mf my Greenbackcrs and
Independents have already signilied
their intent .on to support the ticket,
Ihey are ,leased with the present low
rate Oh axes, and the advanced position
oil the party on schools. Texas is sol ID
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SPORTING NOTES.


NEW hYoRK, July 26.-Five hundred
sports assembled at Williams woods,
near Flushing, l.. l., at day break.
While the ring was being pitched, Referee
Harding announced that Full-james
would not fight on account of so many
friends of Dempsey being present. Full
james then drove to the city, followed
by Dempsey, where ii is understood the
fight will occur in private house.
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WHY GIBBS is A STRONG CANDl.
DATE,

SENATOR GIBBS is getting a hearty sup
port all over the State, and especially in
every locality visited by him. He
is young man Of limited personal ac-
quaintance and his strength lay in his
record. He was the first man IN the
State to raise the standard. against the
seni.sni.s-y lease ysi.n, AMI ~
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detachment, and by their handsome
drill last night it is evident that the de-
tachment was already well advanced in
the manuel of the piece before it arrived
These soldiers of the future certainly
desire to give the soldiers of the past a
creditable entertainment at their re-
union
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SINCE the lease law came in force the
western counties have experienced a
change for the better. Repeal the lease
law and the cattle districts would again
be the scenes of fence cutting, murders,
robbery, and the hester war would pre-
cent grim-visaged front.
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LIEUTENANT A. w. GREELEY, res
cued in the Attic ocean, spent some time
in Texas in 1875. He was in command
of the military force which erected the
telegraph connecting Denison with
all the forts in western and southern
Tnyas