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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06
A Fin:.y ScS.cr.

IN some quiet nook or corner of the
sNniish pond We have made friends with
the dacc QA-nchiuhthys ;;hron2susl. an,
other Little ncSt-Luii,icr. ;tni u vrT:t:hta
. iinny Jester. Stretched upan the green
turf that ~oyershadow~ their homes, w.
have caI,"iIi gl;mp>c,o o. them, and. per
hapS unseen. played Tie SPY upon their
domestic doin~S.
Life To them IS = gala time. VIVA;
games and sports they have! Locking
down between the leaves. we see in
their every action a reflex of hoyhood
days. Now in Jest they join in the
chase of some ~intrUling minEow, sud
denly changing their coursc and rising
to dash at some resrlanLcnt iramon-Gy
that, with staring eyes, hoverS owe tho
growing canHpv of their home: again
they dart about the surface. rising III inr
possible lies and bits Of iiu;tin. weed.
One more daring than the rest fairly
clears q l~ily-ra;l; another lands upon
the partly submerged leaf. the mo-
mcntarv struggle IL escape attract
inn the attention of the s~harp-eysd
kinr.iSkcr. WHO clashes down ~iiercely
in fr,ii:le*s chase, u dire warming tO
the sportiyc fishes. All is not play,
however. even aTorT the lace. In the
warm weeks of jane coS!| ;:le Stcrner
duties. TIE n,Siing-tifnr: male and fe-
male Join i. the preparation. and the To-
c:ility Is selected. perhaps in II, RIM
Ming brook. III shall w water. Roots,
snaTS and leaves re carried away both
sometimes tu~@iug ii q single piece
taking it down siTctm. ana working
faithfully, until wc, vino are Watching
frum the bank dcS;cte the strong protest
OF the ants. sec a clearing Gvcr two feet
in diameter. Here the first eggs are de
posted, and TIE male. 40. has retired.
soon appears from upstream. bearing
in its mouth Il pebble. that is placed
among the eg,rS t.at form 4 laycr in the
center of the clearing. Now they both
swim away, 0on returning. each bear
iny a pebble in rs meath. thatiS dropped
upon the eggs. Slowly the work goes OH.
until 4 laycrof clean pebbles apparent,
covers the eggs: n5w the female de
posts G second layer of crGI. and more
pebbles are brought. 'hcl;;tia workers
securing the Teighboriood for them. pill
ing mp stones and e--s alternately until
the heap attainS 4 height Ofcight inches or
more, formed in varions shapes. sometime
pyramidal or domc-shapcd- monuments
Of the patience Of these iinny ho:ise-
keepers. Who would Suspect tliei. pur-
pose: Even the cleaners oi the golden
fields. in whose brooks ~ little friends
are found. have o discovered their Sc
crct. and think the curious piles wash
ings Of the brook itSelf.-C. z. holder,
en- Harpcr's Hdgaziac.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06

Stow. At every step it breaks thrcugf
the surface. cutting It's legs. SD that its
TRACK; are markc,! By trails Of blood.
Ecu wi:ea taken e. :, disadvantage
which '.cTusting offc-s, vigorous man
on >n~"w-shoc> Il put forth all his
powers # endurance in order to over
tax" 1t. its encrinous strength enabling
Ii "a ilounicr for a considerable distance
at great speed. In consequence Of the
difficulty which the moose experience
in travelling in the tEcy form dur
ing tie winter season what are called
wards Large ramic-s cDngrc.ate
together in the depth OF the forest. The
trampling Of their feet g O beats down
tho deep snow. This forms a rarnpar
al about them. As the move in 4 cir
Gle in feeding. this bank is aiways about
them. The wolves ..o:er Oh the edges,
ready 10 pick up any d.contented oil
bull whiGh may he expelled by his corr
panioas. They know bc;ier than to en-
ter the portals: in a momont the
wouid be torn 10 pieces BY tie sharp
Eoo Of III" moose.
In the spring and summer tho moose
frequent the edges IL sedGv lakes ard
lagoons buried deep in tn" forest. In
TIE waters of these the. subnergc them
selves until only their heads are visible.
in or,S'r to cacape from tha t~OTuTent;nr
attacks ot IL 5lach tiy. Moreover,
they find in these Silec,- - water aquatic
plants On which they delight 10 feed.
At t:lis season they may ~ approached
in canoes much mere readily than in
the forest.
More reprehcasiblc still l. the ''call-
ing Of moose: i is, however, above
every other form OF Sanoting. ~w!etherfor
large or small game. the most interest,"
in. and exciting. 1t is 2 shabby way,
however; brit 20 man, no matter who
he may be. and how thoroughly
sqripped with the exalted sporting prin-
ciD'cS can resist it. most potent at
tractivcnesS. calling" is practicc:l dur
i:g the rutting season. IL consists in
initiating the call If ths cpT-mosse by
means Of a birch-bark cone. On Il clear.
still hight, the caller. armed with his
trumpet. mounts tn the top Of 4 high
tree. From his lofty perch hc projects
Ia a great distance in the still mir of the
night the below az the cow-,nonSe. For
a long time he ret- at--iH.c call
without Response. At lest.
in the far distances. the answering
cry of the bail is heard. The caller
now de-cenr!s from the tree and joins
the hunters 1T its base. The bull. in re-
Spouse 10 the call of the gnidr.approackes
nearer and nearer The success Of
the >tratagem now depends entirely OH
the skill with which the caller initiates
the low deep grunis Of the COW. If be
makes single blunder, the male hest
tatcS in advance. takes ai,rm. ;sal hur-
rieS OF. If, on tie contrary, his call is
UP Ia ali TIE requirements of the occa-
SION. the hunter i rewarded by the sight
o; a magnificent animal, his chest ele-
waited, and ~rcat wrcaths Of vap0riSSuing
from his diS,end@l no.trilS. There Is
not :. momcEtt0 kse. TE.e hunter shoots
1T once. Tie animal i'ng"r= but al in
stant. for his Instinct tells Kim that
where lie stands tn" coW-mnosc Shonld
b. .-GaSton Fdg, i" H;yf"r's Weekly. J
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06
EEGHyEEE.

Cpe brlhdiy there is in the lie Of each girl
That exccls every othcr. ] wecn.
When the brightest of prospects before heT
unfuIl.
And visions OF joy SGT her all in a whirl-
Ills tilc day when she reaches cightocl-
And for a time her gratitude. h.arty ard
WARM.
For all thc lcn- years that have b,cn.
To the parents wlio ever have shielded from
harm.
And ;nc Father above who bestows every
charm.
Isl hc dag when shc reaches cightc7a.
The pleasures o. childhood are blight as n
dream,
Inst to every fair maiden yet brighter will
The glory thai comes with the mornings first
CLEAN
On The day whom she reaches eighteen.
Then tho lint on her checks Is the ncciarar's
hue.
With ~iily-whitc SPACES bets oen.
And through the bright eye. To they fZel or
hlnc.
You discover al heart. Oh. so tender "A: t;uc.
ON the dar when She reaches cGla-
Then talk not TO me Of the -io-y .,
with it. locks Of = silver, "a. II
"o~ little hat sorrow u lcf! to ch"I
Will proudly each m'iscn ,/"@ "''r the
IF thn day when she rc;.oic& irr.-n.
>Etfeet as the rcSchad uniol!ins Grirw,
fresh beauty that Sai'. to b. s%1,
~, d;iw niag of vo narho", naSIe and
With the rlory, ,h,. ,-,c. "a ,,.b r~,,i,ou
IL the tiay who, she >,nchcs ryhtc"1.
-IhJihu- IgIs-Tr. iva Tc Continent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06
the benefit of editors. i. shouI

For the benefit of editors. it should
he stated that expert burglars have in
vented a new was of cracking safes.
They bore through between the combi-
nation and handle. y thread is then cut
in the hole and Il screw inserted. by
means of which the lock is forced in.
Journalists who have hitherto depended
upon being awakened by an explosion
and then rush onto the marauders with
shetguns and bludgeons will have 10 de-
wise something for the protection of
their wealth.-Indi0ndpoLiS Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06
MOI q ~I'atr!et.

us patriotism I erime?" stcrnlv dc.
mandch Charles ~isarnS5v, aS lie looked
EiS Honor in The eve.
. Wei. that depends"
II I.:vr been iucarccratcd in these
dungeons for defending the fair name OF
ry c'rH;:..
As how L. wai.'.?" asked the Court.
last "yr:E;n~ a. | sat in a saloon
rra ling the Declaration of Independ-
:'no.a r%ni:an walks up and spills on
.;ic sacred dorumen,..'
lie did"
"le>. strand he called George Wash
.n4i"n = Lar and Thomas jefferson a
chicken ~iilirf.."
- d"ath,'
AVID e -aii that all this country was
cool for WAS Ia raise waller dogs. frrck-
icd-.ucci girls and ~how-lc~gel mules,
Could Il patriot staEd th..? Whv. sir,
Ia have got up and tackled him if he
had been IL bread ACROSS tie back as
tie top IF Nj. Ncsuv:u>i"
Prisoner. who gave t;n honor of this
couL:ry into YOUR kc"piEg?'
Nobody. sir, but Ina q patriot"
You may be, or you may % lie IN
idiot. II is none of or business what
SnyGnc Sass about tmesics If she can't
take carc of lursefr'2i. are IL" called
upon To take "a hanl in.
Must ! stand by and 5. ING s'cieu
Declaration spit npon?" .:.;..
You might fold ii up and i"''
your pocket -.
Never Oh for my oupt tISht
or "ronS: live or perish vii "'''
Conn" Gn. We traiior>',' -.
~ don', S"r en- coming" said AZ
Homer. o. h. looked around. Chart
yon are sem zap for sixty DAYS"
II call The Government to assist me-
Pleas don't call so loud. Pleas,
fail back"
Iijah r.moycd him. Some patriots cal
hc removes! by argument. but this on,
refused 10 stir until taken BIZ the necl
and .icelS. -D6;roa free Press.
Statistics Slgu -L,t ia Enul,.J-o
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06

"A th~irty-year-old clock at San Mar
Gus, Tex, that has been silent eight
years. walked up the other day and
struck $50 without stopping Chicago
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-06-06

Satisfies show that in ENGLAND men
':|c two ."aiS longer and wofnen a third
'':ig"r than ley Cd thirty years AGO.
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VyTANrED-hADlES, CITY OR COON
w try, 10 make s. to s. daily at theirown
houses on light art work; sent by mail any
distance; DO CONTRASTING. Address, with
sLnmn CuLNAGm AKT Co. Chicngn Ill sn1IIt
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WANTED = THREE FIRST CLASS
w trunk makers. HENRY PoLLAcK 4
Co. 722 Elm -. se2S-lt
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Last evening Judge Silas lIaro, one Of
tho Presidential electors for the state at
large, was the guest of the Cleveland
and Hendricks club of Dallas. The
Judge had accepted an invitation from
tho club tn address the people under
their auspices, and according to am
uouncomont, by 3 o'clock May
cr's garden was tlled 10y
u large and intelligent audi
onco to hear him. Tho gentleman
is wel,-Snown to tho people of North
Texas, aud expectation was correspond
| ingly great. 10 can hc NmphaticMly
said that ronO were disappointed. The
sneaker was introduced In u short and
| pointcd speech, hy Col. j, G., Mccoy.
| For the next hour the crowd were
treated To II clear, logical exposition ui
party principles and party politics. He
dealt principally with tho question ct
tariff, and showed how tho high protec-
tive tariff ~ the Republican party
tended immutahly 10 rob tho masses and
enrich illogitmatcly tho few. lilo re-
Vowed tho destructive party measures
ofthe party In power for the last twenty
wears, aud showed conclusiVely how
they have boon invariably opposed e
the good VI tho whole people. lloclosot
by paving One tribute tn Governor
Ireland and Senator Gibbs, declaring
that the former had mover been charge,
= even by enemies with single dlshonos
: act, and that tho latto
! had lately made spoecl
{ 10 the people ofGrayson county, which
T for hriiliancy aud force was declared 10y
A all who heard II, TO DO the finest tina
had boon listened to In that county TO
: years. lie SAID that with such mon a
). the hoad Of our state affairs wo wer
!. safe. Tho Judge does not deal In an al
I ecdOte aud departs entirely from tn
l. professional politicians methods. FC
y this reason HIS words commend then
, solves TO the Intelligent thouShtfl
=, voters.
Il IIo was listened 20 throughout wit
y marked interest, and the club, undI
!, whose auspices he spoke, ls to be col
y graduated on having secured hls M
"a vices.
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AMUsEMESTS.
Tine Georgia Wonde tonight.

Tine Georgia Wonde tonight.
G. b. Bishop will shortly appear
The sale of seats or"Only Woman's
Heart" opens at 10 o'dock tomorrow
"Only n Woman's Heart company
played to large houses both nights at
Fort Worth.
Mrs. Benton, oneof the best Of dra-
matte critics, informed Us from Fort
Worth last evening that "Only a
Woman's Heart" VAS unquestionably
one of the finest things ever seen in
Texas. This is in accord with public
criticism everywhere.
In December, 1885, an arrangement
was effected 10y Mr.. q. Il. Gardiner, one
of New York's shreWdest managers, by
| which MIR. Beers was secured to create
| the part of "Roger" in his new play,
"Only Woman's Heart" which
from the very night of its
| first presentation in New Orleans
| has proved most unqualified success
| During the past season he has given his
latest and greatest creation in the
/ largest cities, udthc extraordinary sue
cess which has attended his every ap
pearance both aItIsuca'ly and iinan
Cidlly is too well known to need iurIhe
| comment.
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FOR safe Keeping.

w. j. Latimer, who killed Potter Lee
in the Indian Territory, and who was
arrested by the United States authori-
ties aud confined in Jail at Sherman,
was brought to this city yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal James
Mckee and lodged in jail for safe keep
ing. The murder was committed on the
sth of July. Latimer was arrested here
subsequent to the murder for fighting,
and was sentenced to the poor farm, but
"soakedn his watch and paid his fine.
He WAS sailing at that time under the
name Of w. j. Owen.
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BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

LISA special remedy for all diseases per-
tanning to the womb, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the direc-
lions. 1t Is especially eillcacious In cases of
suppressed or painful menstruation In whites
and partial pfolapsus. 1t affords immediate
relief and permanently restores the mem
strual function. As a remedy to be used dur
ing that critical period known as "CHANGE
or LIFE" this invaluable preparation has
no equal.
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iNIV iJrST -t'f.SrENIIr Tot 81 wi
II R,r.t. Clsss slveptN; rnnl,, sum v,hnl
urp; ul ConveniencoA lhNnt iiN MA
conn. TtS Main street. ur-,tHlr'
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large and elegantly assorted stock Of
goods, which, IN tier heretofore
cramped space they could not show to
advantage. These young men carry the
largest retail stock OF drugs and fancy
goods in the State, andbeing large buy
ers from first hands, Importers and man
ufacturers, they are enabled to oiier
goods at lower figure than any dealer
in the city. =,
Their prescription department j.
under the immediate supervision OF
Mr.. NJ. IL. Hickox, wlo is well known
as a most skillful andcareful druggist
He is ably assisted by competent pre-
scriptionist.
We earnestly commend these enter
prising gentlemen to cur readers. They
deserve success.
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Two rn,e.rrl.lnr Young Men.

On or about October l, Messrs. HickoS
& Patterson, the Main street druggists,
will enlarge their present quarters by
taking In tho storeroom on Main street,
next door 10 tho corner which they now
orcupv. This will give them room
with ffty feet on Main street, extending
iO0 feet on lamar street. They have
found this Improvement necessary, on
account of their largo and increasing
business. With this largo room they
viii be better enabled to display their
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nroka Her Mock.

Friday morning, while Mr.. Dave Mo
MILAN and wife, who live near Bristol,
In Ellis county, were returning homo
from this city, when near Ferris, tho
team ran away and Mrs. Mcmillan was
killed. lilo had al,ghtod for the purpose
" adjusting the gearing, when the team
became frightened and dashed oil at a
furious spcod. Mrs. Mcmillan, who II
quite AN elderly lady, jumped from the
wagon, and falling on her head, broke
her neck. Tho grief OF her husband a.
described by tho reporters Informant
was hoartronding.
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SAVED HER LIFEI

RIDGE, MCINTOSH Co.. GA,
DIR. J. BRADFIELD; Dear Sir-I have taken
several BEETLES of your Female Regulator for
falling of the womb and other diseases COM
bned, of sixteen years standing, and really
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro-
found gratitude. l know your medicine
saved my life, so You see l cannot speak too
highly In rs favor. | have recommended 1t
to several OF my friends who are suffering as
l was. Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. w, T.. SrEBINS.
Our Treatise on the "Health and Happiness
OF Woman" mailed free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATION Co.,
Atlanta Ga.
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"Mr. Pollock, who was arrested yos-
to-day for disturbing tho peace, and his
son who WAS arrested for assaulting AM
other little boy, were tried before JUS
tlco Kendall this morning and ncquit-
tod, there being nothing In tho charges
brought against them by tho female"
which from Its phraseology would lead
tho public 10 lufor that my arrest and
trial involved some disgracenil conduct
with n "femalo." Tho whole affair was
simply between myself and one MIR
Smelling. mako this statement
through your paper for tho protection
OF my own character In this community
Respectfully yours,
SAM poLIOcK.
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ia Dallas; a strictly private family and quiet
home desired. Address Secretary "D. h. co.,
ST George Hotel. s,W-1t
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Mr.. Bailey to-day hunting grapes, and
we found the bodies mentioned by MIR.
Bailey; the gentleman seemed TO be
about Is or 20 years old, and the lady
seemed near the same age; the gentle
man was light Completed, with auburn
or red hair, and would weigh about l35
or 40 pounds. aud was about . feet, 5
inches in height; the lady was about IL
or Is years old, with light complexion,
and light or light brown hair; alb Mt .
feet, . inches high; she had bullet hole
in the head and above the left ear; there
was in the pocket of the gentleman the
following memoranda:
awe could not he united in life,but we
will be united in death, anyhow.
"PHILIP FoULs1ECH,
"FANNY NANNY.
"Dallas, September q, lSSi."
do not know nor never saw either OF
the parties before to my knowledge. The
gentleman had on his person a nickle
| watch and chain, that had stopped ut III
minutes to 2o'clock.
We, the jury, after hearing the cyl
pence, are Of the opinion that the de-
! ceased, Fannie Nanny, came TO her
death from the effects of q pistol shot III
| the hands OF Philip Foulstech, and that
| he afterwards shot himself
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' cry respectfully
,JOE MEANS,


WUUUgVf VNrII-HUUSN,
In fact all ~ the managers of southern
theatres endorse tho Georgia Wonder,
with one exception, and tins is a mere
case of personal misunderstanding. 1t
is as impossible for this lady 10 bO II
fraud rs 1t would ho for u dove to act the
part of falcon. She Is truth itself, and
those who go to SEQ her Tonight will
have something TO wonder about the
rest of their lives.
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DALLAS, TEN, Fob. T.-lEditor HER
AID. Tho Daily Times has not yet an
sworod my card that appeared in the
HERALD Of tho 18th inst, but through
MIR, Sterrott apologiaod in person for the
uncallcd.ror paragraph In hls paper.
Aud yot upon the hools Of that apology
appears In the columns Of the Times the
following;
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Thing. worth Knowing.

There arc great many such things.
One IL. that there " no use having dys-
pcpsla unless you really like II and
want to have II. II IL AN established
fact that Browns Iron nittors will con
quer this disease In short order and
completely, MIR. Daniel l.. Sickam,
Springfield, Ohio, says, "Browu's Iron
! Blttors cured mo ~ dyspepsia, nervous
/ noRs and WAX efuluess,n
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"Excellentp replied tho young lady
and her rosy cheeks confessed the truth
of her assertion.
Sho is fond of music, in fact all the
arts and is gifted in moro than one de-
partment. the entertainment that
tho Georgia Wonder gives consists
of a series of
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Tho u. y. club hold its regular month
ly meeting neXt Saturday At 4p. m, at
the residence OF Miss Mamie Snod-
grass. The membors are requested 10
DO present. by ordcr Of the president,
Miss EVA SHELLY,
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

yXTEARE AUTHORIzEDTo ANNOUJNCE
w Judge G. n. ALDRIDGE as a candidate
,or recollection TO the Office of Judge OF the
Eleventh Judicial District
WE TO ANNQU NOE
w Judge II. T.. BURKE as candidate ior
he Judgeship of this Judicial District at the
ensuing November election ---
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Texas State Agency.

Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments Of taxes
on lands anywhere in tho State, pur-
chase, sale or lease Of lands, adjustment
of titles and the recovery of lands for
just and lawful owners, will be attended
TO by G. X, JoHSs ~ Sons,
Austin Texas
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RiectricItY In ponllstr,.

DIR. Oheanoy 10 tho only dentist In
North Texas who uses tho oleotro-mag-
netlc mallot for hlllny toeth by the aid
OF electricity. by Its use tho work can
be- much moro quickly and perfectly
done than by the old methods and with
more comfort " tho patient.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
sFlMl2y nd Boiler We TEs
NEW and MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY
IN TIE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN 81 PFOUTS
PROPRIETOR
One Sleek 5. Of Santa 80 Depot.
One Sleek S. Of Santa fe Depot
DALLAS. TEXAN


Are prepared to 10 all kinds OF IRON
WORK on shortest notice. Fine work
speciality. Repairing Machinery, Iron and
Brass Castings, and In met everything in the
line executed and finished In a manner equGl
to the best shops IN the whole country
Models made 20 order. Don't forget We have
the Beat Machinery and most skilled WORK.
men In Texas. Contracts for the Iron work OF
all kinds of machinery desired. Dost forge,
Replace ifyou want good, substantial sogA
done at living prices.
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Important.

ImnOrfNnFs = -
When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire aud stop ut tho Grand Union hotel
opposite tho Grand Central Depot Six
hundred elegant rooms, lifted up nj a
cost OF 81 ,0OO,0oO, reduced TO 81 and up
wards per day. Europcgn .plim.. Ele-
vator. Restaurant supplied with the
best. Horso-cars, stnges and elevated
railroads 10 all depots. Families can
live better for less money nc the Grand
Union hotel than IN any other iirst-class
hotol Ga tho city.
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The reputation

~
NJ Hostel I err 8
stomach Biiters
asa preventative
OF epidemics, a
stonacnic, an in
vigorant, IA gene
raj restorative,
and n specific for
fever and ague,
bill
ious affections,
rhematism, ner-
vous debility,
constit utiOnal
weakness, Is es-
tabllshCd upon
the sound basis
of more than ~
years ,Npcrlcnc
and can. no NOR,
be shaken by the
claptrap nos
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CuuNrY TNENsuKER.

XIyEARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCE
w the name of, 4. DOWNS as a candi-
date for County Treasurer of Dallas county
at the ensuing election, November I, ISL
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nOunce Mr.. n. ID. LANGLEY as a can
lldate for County Treasurer of Dallas county
election IN November.