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Champion .

Front and rear Gu: Mowers Champion
Combined Machines; best in the mar
ket. ALI for sale at Becktol & Snyder's.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

Go to Maynard's every night IN the
week for delicious Ice Cream. Parties
and families supplied on short notice
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We are authorized to announce A. L.
SHEPHERD as candidate for the office OF
County Treasurer, subject TO the nomination
of the republican party of Adair county.
no5-
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Sold by T. R. Fowler.

Give Days Horse and cattle Pow.
der to your COWS. Positively it within
crease the flow of milk from ten to
twenty per cent. Price IS cts per
package one pound, full weight.
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A. butcher invites his friends and
patrons to examine his stock of ladies
and gents fine gold watches, at prices
that DEFY competitor.
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BurkS' White Pine Balsam-COughs
and folds.

l have used Burks' White Pine Bal
sam, and found one bottle sufficient to
cure very deep cold and bad cough.
Relief was had from the very frs.
dose. F. H. HALL.
Ed. Decatur) Herald.
Sold by 7. R. Fowler.
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Halliday Bros. are having a regular
"boom" in the grocery business this
spring. Help 1t along and go with the
tide. Every body knows you can get
better goods and more for the money
there than any where IN Kirksvllle.
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/ hereby announce myself as candidate for
the Office Of county treasurer subject to the
usage of the republican party. NJ. J. Ross.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce 81. F.
STR0CK as candidate for the office of Col
lector, subject to the decision of the republi-
can party of Adair county,
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Tabernacle.

The holiness Tabernacle or tent, is
expected here on Tuesday Meetings
conducted by Messrs. Kirgan and Van
devender.
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Sulky and Revolving Hay Rakes, the
best made, for sale by Robt. Clark.
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FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
WADDILL as candidate for denomination
for the Office of Coz oner, subject to nomina-
ton by the republican party of Adair county.
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A camel will work tor seven or eight
days without drinking. In this he ex-
actly differs from some men who drink
seven or eight days without working.
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The celebrated boot black jeff is with
HAYS Bros, try him.
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For window and door frames turn
ing and scroll work and mouldines of
all kinds go to the Variety Wood
Works.
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MONEY TO LOAN

At the best rates ever offered IN
Adair county, N. D. HoLLIsTER, South
side Public Square, Kirksville, Mo.
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Neal and feed for sale at the Variety
Wood Works.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

See the new advertisement of Bras
field G. Kellogg.
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Stair work, such as Ballusters, Bal;
ing, Newell posts, etc, on hand or nsae
to ORDER promptly at the Variety Wood
Works.
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For refrigerators, Ice cream freezers,
and hammocks go to Clark's Hardware
store.
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We authorized to announce J. W JOHN
son as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Adair county, subject 10 nomination of the
republican party.
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Prepare for flies by ordering door
and window screens at the yarlag
Wood Works.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

Come and see some southern Kansas
corn at Brasfeld 6 Kelloggs.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

Rooert Clark has just received a car
load of Empire Mowers and Reapers.
Go and see them before you buy.
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Ross & Co., still haYe lot of first
class seed corn to close out.
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fyou want the best corn planter il
the world go to Carothers 8; Greene.
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Get your seed corn at Ross & Cos. A
choice lot still on hand.
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Ornamental wire for door and win
dow screens at the Variety Wood
Works.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

Try D. ]. Hoye & Co. sQuincy Flour
Best in the market.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-05-30

Reliable Seed care can be had of
Ross & Co. Call soon.
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r. R. Items.

The Wabash will sell round trip
tickets to the Chicago convention at one
and fifth fare good going May 31st to
June Sd and returning till June 9th.
1t is currently reported that the
Office of train dispatcher Is about to be
moved from Moberly to Huntsville.
The only damage done in the COLI
sion on the west end of the Q. NJ. last
Thursday, was to the engines. The
officers of the @. NJ. were on board the
special which ran into freight.
Reduced fare to LaPlata and return
tomorrow to attend Decoration cere-
monies.
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Go to ]. j. Grigsby's "cash house, to
buy your groceries. He buys for cash
and sells for the same, and will sell no
other way. But Will sell at bottom
prices for cash OF good produce. You
will find him on the west side of the
square in the old Mcclure stand, as
successor to c. c. Bennett. Old Gus,
toners looked for and new ones solicit
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Door and window screen all sizes on
hand or made to order at the Variety
wood works.
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BORN.

ship, May slrt daughter. Weight ten pounds.
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Go to Clark's for your moving ma
chimes.
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Everything in the feed line by tie
car load at J. D. Hoye G. Cos.
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The Creamery is now turning out 500
pounds of choice butter daily.
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Corn, Oats, Chop Feed, Bran and
Flour at D. ]. Eoye & Co.'S. Feed Store.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce H. c.
SoHN as q candidate for The Office of Assess
or, subject to nomination by the republican
party Of Adair county.
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r. r. Ties.

Try Ross & Co., for 80 day seed corn.
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Mon ey to Loan.

In sums of 500 and upwards. In
quire at this Office. 4Gtf
For Extension tables call at the
VARIETY WooD WoRgs.
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FOR SURVEYOR.

We are authorized to announce r. L. OAR
ROW as candidate for the Office of County
Surveyor, subject 20 nomination by the re-
publicans Of Adair county.
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An elegant line of
Linon -de-Irlands, Tn
dia Linens and ali
kinds of white goods
at B. f. LAMKIN' s.
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We are authorized to announce JOSIAH
WRIGHT as a candidate for the Office of AS
SCISSOR, Prohibition and Republican, subject
to nomination by the republican party of
Adair county.
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We are authorized to announce STEPHEN
HALL as a candidate for the Office of Survey
or, subject to nomination by the republican
party OF Adsir county.
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1t is currently rumored that Mr..
Dresser, the new Division Supt. Of the
Wabash north of Moberly, the Q. NJ. G.
P. and the NJ. l. & n, is going to bring
the train dispatcher from Quincy and
Moberly and all trains on both roads
will receive their running orders from
here. He is also talking of moving the
Q. NJ. & P. depot down to this one to
make large and commodeous waiting
rooms and fixing up generally.
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DR.. PEARCE'S
DENTAL PARLOR,

Is again opened to the public after
having been closed brief time for re-
pairs.
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Garland Vapor stove is for sale by
Robt. Clark
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The buggy driven last week by
Everette Hope was one of Bright &
Miller's livery buegies, but they receiv-
ed very handsome one on Tuesday
purchased especially for Mr.. Hope, of
the Columbus Ohio Buggy Co., of
which Messrs Bright & Miller. are local
Agents. The new buggy is a regular
'litt!e daisy" and is credit to the firm
that made 1t. Parties desiring some
thing fine and first class in this line
should call on Messrs Bright G. Miller.
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THE WooLEN MILLS.
One OF K,rksville's Budding Industries

* GRArHrc reporter dropped in at the
Huntsville Wooden Mills, of E. Bigsby,
IN tie north part Of town. We are
glad to learn that the null is in fine
running order and is pushing business
with vim, in all the various branches
of carding spinning, weaving. dyeinR
etc. The new spinning machine Of 240
spindles works like a charm, almost
automatically, requiring the attention
of only one person.
This establishment turns out the
very best grades ofcassimeres. fannels,
jeans, satiuetts, blankets, linsey, be.
sides plain and fancy colored yarns,
and gives employment to fourteen per-
Isons. 1t Is one Of the manufacturing
industries of Adair county that should
be fostered and encouraged by the far
mers as we'll as the business men of
this place. They are prepared to do
custom work of all Kinds in addition to
their regular manufacturing business.
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Funeral Service.

of the estate of John Miller, deceased.
uo6-4w
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
BOLD BLK.
Tho Career Of 3 Safe Agent In Salt
Lake.

On the Sth of last month, says thlt
Salt Lake Chronicle of the 4tb,. a al
very-tongued individual from the
East arrived in this city. He regis
tered at the Palace Hotel aud in
formed Mr.. Riggs, one of the proprie.
tors, that he was q representative of
the Mosier & Bowen Safe Company.
He said that he intended to remain
in Salt Lake City all winter and pro-
posed making his headquarters at
the Palace. Mr.. Riggs gave him an
order for q safe and accepted draft
on w. w. Goodrich, Cheyenne, for
$50, on which he advanced Harper
$40, the latter representing that he
was rather short Of money. On the
evening of the 26th Harper left this
city for Ogden. saying he was going
up to attend q ball. He smuggled
his baggage out of the hotel and has
not been seen since.
A few days after his departure the
draft on Goodrich came back pro-
tested, with the following words
written across the back: LEFT this
city very suddenly" Mr.. Riggs
loses about $50 in board and money
advanced
Harper took an order for a safe
from the proprle ;ors Of a certain sa-
loon who were persuaded to advance
Harper $50 on a draft on a man
named Smith in Chicago. This
draft has not been heard from.
Mr.. Pendleton, the blacksmith,
also gave Harper an order for safe
but has telegraphed to the company
countermanding it. since Harper's
swindling operations have come to
light.
Harper is said to be selling safes in
Butte now, where he douttiess pre-.
sumes that he himself is safe from
his Salt Lake victims.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
A RED.EYED WOLF.
A Coyote is. Wounded and Fights to
the Death.

The driver of the stage between
Butte and Boulder had quite an ad-
venture with q wounded coyote on
his trip out the other day. When a
short way out he s&w q coyote stand
ing in the road some distance ahead
of his team. Having his rifle with
HIM. he fired at the beast, wOunding
it in the breast and also breaking one
of his fore legs. He then drove up
to where the coyote was kicking
around in the dust of the road, and
got down from his wagon to finish
the job by knocking Mr.. Coyote in
the head. AS he started around the
head of his team the wounded animal
made dash at his nearest horses
leg, which he was about to selze
when met by the heavy boot on the
drivers right foot. This only seemed
to increase the savageness OF the
beast. which no Y turned upon him,
attempting to get at his throat. ne
succeeded in keeping 1t at bay until
he got back into the wagon. He
then commenced to put a cartridge
in his rifle, but had hardly got
started when, happening to look
around, he say the coy upon the
wagon. and not two feet from where
he stood, making towards him with
Swapping jaws and bloodshot eyes.
Not having time to finish loading,
he clubbed his rifle, and by lucky
blow Knocked the beast of the
wagon. The coyote again made the
attempt to reach him, but the gun
was soon loaded and its contents sent
into The body of the now thoroughly
maddeued beast. The driver says he
doesn't want any more wounded
COYOTE. After this he'll be sure he
is dead before he attempts to give
him a final send-cf with the toe OF
his boot.
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Park Canon Road.

A great deal of complaint is heard
concerning the horrible condition of
the Park Canon road 1t is said that
its condition is such as to make 3
trip over it with a heavily loaded
wagon one of danger to the driver as
we'll as to the wagon. Holes and
ruts are so deep and numerous a. to
threaten the destruction of loaded
vehicle however strong it may be. II
this is so the county is liable to be
mulcted for damages some day. The
present is q good time to fill these
yawning chssms complained of in
the road and not wait until frost ln-
creas+ the cost of the work three
fold. Cannot the outgoing road su-
pervisor attend to this matter at
once7 Here is q fiue opportunity
for him to crown his two years labor
with q work that will entitle him to
the gratitude of q suffering travelling
public.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
Women.

The Crown Princess of Sweden is
said to be the homeliest princess in
Europe.
The snowy wife of q wealthy
Chicago pork man is known as The
Queen of Greece.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins is reported to
be engaged TO Bostonian. The ru-
NOR comes from California.
Emma Larson, a Wisconsin girl
has ridden from her home in that
State to San Francisco, Cal., on horse
back without being molezted.
DR.. Mary Walker likes to pull out
her toothpick from between her teeth
ard say, "Ab, there, Belvs, old
girl" and then wink at her awful
viciously, according to an envlous
rival.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
The Redistribution Bill.

LONDON. Dec. 6-Liberal ass0cia-
tions and electoral agents continue
to nrOtest az ainst the division of boT-
ourhs into sections under the new
Redistribution "a bill. Managers of the
London ass ociation OF workingmen
protest arain nst sectional representa-
lion. They say it will destroy cau-
Gus organizations and split the popu-
vlar Ote.
chamberlain advises the liberals of
Glasgow to make municipal contests
rol,tical and SO prepare the way for
Parliament contest.
Constitution papers are deVoting
mnch attention to the revolt OF the
radicals against the single seat sys-
tam. Parne elites calculate to return
eiphtv-five members to the house as
snon a. the redistribution bill goes
int effect,
United Ireland declares tne leuls.
,r;hmt,on bin will produce the most
momrntous change in the Irish con-
stitntion that has ever been proposed
hv narI,ament and says it will lead
to the final triumph of the national
cause.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10

. 5AiINAa Gala. Dec. r5.-solomon
Fore and Jaee Manuel Soto were
hanged at l044 this morning for the
murder of All Sim . Chinaman, the
10th Of December last.
II Before ascending tho scaffnld the
condemned men requested that some
visiting sheriff be permitted to form
the Last duties OF the execution Is the
resident sheriff had been, most kind
during their confinement. They did
not wish him to mar his past con-
duct toward them. According to
ther wishes Sheriff.. Dakin and Ber.
nett adjusted the nooses and caps.
When the trap fell Torres dropped,
brt ke bis neck and died in six min
utes. Soto tainted, presumably from
strang galSti6A the seose being drawn
too tight.i He had.to b. pushed of
the PLATFORM He died from stran-
gulatton. Two hundred And fifty
persons witnessed the execution.
among them were q number Of Chi
nese. ~# &. -9.s:isax. j.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
KILLED His Mother.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Dec: 8:LGeofge org =
Snyder. a farmer aged 4O, nvlnE r was
but in ia,l here shortly after midnight j.
chalg with the murder d VI -" 75
mother, Catherine Snyder, .geG tro~ ~
years. who has been missing NJ
home in this city four weeks. sonjs
SNYDER mas a mortgage on noi 10 to
collect I tth the inter interest. He paid her Ssr $2s;
the next day "a to the railroad sta''Se Se;
when two robbers demanGoI, ,,,,Ied
money aud upon her refusal Rr'is% Rnder
her, and made him promise uh hont
penalty of death to cay nothing ,ha soSv' soSv'
Il: He said they buried the fnnnd
The body was disinterreG sua aa,nnnsi-
IN her night clothes. Inc IJs h;s own
ton is he killed her IN nAs o"A
lOllso
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10

South NoRwALK, Con-, Dec. o.
With the striking hatters the situa-
ton remains unchanged. Leaders
.disclaim that the members are bent
ON any breach of the peace and will
participate in none ii possible to
avoid, although they seem disposed
to prevent, ,if possible. any hands from
the outside towns taking their places.
Sheriff Swartz expresses himself con-
ddeut of maintaining order without
the necessity Of calling on troops as
has been reported would be done.
General Smith of the National Guard
and Colonel Watson, of the Fourth
regiment, have received no appre-
tensions that the militia would be
called out, and fear no trouble that
would neeessitate such action. 1t fs re-
ported Governor Walter will visit the
scene Of the disturbance. During
the day the streets were full Of idle
men and crowds of them watching
tina trains for outside workmen, but
~ general thing the men are quiet
and orderly up to this writing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
Personal.

Tom Denoon returned from busi-
ness trip down the road yesterday.
He reports things lively around Ana
conda.
Mr.. w. p. p. St. Clair came mp
from the South yesterday. This en-
ergetic railroad official is now bus!ly
engaged in putting his division OF
the Utah Il Northern in good shape
for the winter.
Mr.. William Warfield left last
evening for New Orleans, where be
will pass the winter in taking in the
great exposition. Mr.. Warfield is
one Of our most popular and promi-
nent citizens and carries with him
in bis visit to the land of perpetual
sunshine the warm regards Of a host
of earnest, we'll wishers in the Silver
City. May his experiences in the
Crescent City be pleasant ones and
the vacation which he has SO richly
earned be full of happy honrs-is the
wish of the MINER and the gentle
mans many friends in Butte.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
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.,.;sa .;rsfaTTssgRo, Dec. ca terrific
,WasAn W. AnG rain storm passed ovar @
~ ,n;s ;sstsrn Pennsylvauia at s,x o,ci".h Tsg[
~. sn,s : a.exenang, and although it last.d
Sot Sos : Iew minutes great damage wss
oone 70 property.. 10 this city tsie' 81
.npn wires swinging signs. chin.
'neys, etc., suffered severely nns
slen' four test wide and cover' no
ing the entire top of q business
noose On Seventh avenue
was carried away, falling on a wone'
ea named Pafaif and her two chii.
oren, Willie, aged g., and Gertfe 2
~ Xease Old who accompanied her
I'he boy WAS killed instantly and e the
mother and little girl seriouaIv in ine
Jaeeo: There were rumors Of acci.
cadents In other parts of the city and
allegheny. but nothing definite
u yss received. At Greens6urr. West.
mnreiand county, che roof Of 3 court
mousse was carried Oh, but, NO one in
3u!ed: No reports OF damage are re-
ceived from other towns. The wires
are down In all directions, and tele-
graph companies are. experiencing
great difficulty In handing buei.
0eXSs Ii't '-fE 3
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

NELSON VILE, o., Dec. 6.-Relief
for th.. destitute striking miners OF
The Hooking Valley is now coming
from quar- ters wholly unlooAvn SEQ 'vl. -:
The COW boys OF Texas sent p1oo W
the Central Relief Commlttee'
.RosroN. Dec. 6 The landlord has
ordered Mrs. Howe, 0! WINE. MlIsa,
Bank nOtOrlsty, ana Mrs. E"t, ta',
magnetic physician, 10 'ac"'o VIC
Dremises.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10

LONDON, Dec. Elm consequence
of the. foseign Office having ordered
the goyernqr at Hong Kong to re-
fuse tn allow the French fleet to take
ON coal OF provisions at that port,
Prime Minister Perry has asked for
an explanation. He reminds the
forsign Secretary of State that under
the arrangement for tho French b
blockade. If Fcrmosa France re-
Trained from searching neutral ships
on. the high seas on the condition
that .Eogland should not prevent the
French fleet revictualihg at any
,Doint,l iI 1t is reported Granville holds
tnis agreement stipulated the en-
foncemont of foreign enlistment at
Hong Kong. The misunde, standing
ON this matter is widening the Dreacn
between England and France.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
fan francisco Notes.

HAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g. The
Roard Of state vitlculture adopted
resolution requesting California Sen
ators and Representatives to oppose
the American reciprocity treaty.
a statement is published this
evening that the London TeIegrdp,h
has purchased large tract Of rail-
r0ad land in the Moj%ve desert for
tho purpose of raising tne yucca
plant " ich grows on ~ Tor tne maI'- III
utacture of paper. The plant Will oe
ground into pulp at point on enc
Colorado river, shipped by rail- 10
New Orleans and thence oy sea u
Liverpool. oo,,,orv
declared q dividend OF twenty-five
Cents:h