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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15
THE HERALD. Tuesday MORNING JANUARY Is 1884

paris OF the body when subjected for lin,
10 q temperature impTosslVvlg low readily
loss their vitality; the circulation IN th'
small yesssls becomes weaker aud Weale
until II atagnstss, aud they ae hhii ~ h'
iTost.bitten. | know man who, while on
drunken spree. lay oui in tho woods and
had his toes r., 1su on Bat 10 proceed. Tia,
iriinenoe OF cold being extended ana sill
lurther pFOifac' ed there 4 great drn"sinesa
Nj u lassituds and extreme dislike ~ mue-
cular eXertion, ltyou suecumb o he ittl.
ings OF drowslnesa aud sleep you drop into
| the sleep OF death. You would hrat sun 7
Intense pain ailerward you would experi'
epoe bsnumblng effect aud II walking your
steps would become uncertain sud tottefing
Your ultsrsnce would become m
distinet aud an Irresistible dro. siness
would seize you. You would drop into
sleep from which IL would be- impossible
to arouse you, and death would speedily
follow"
III you should happen slong In the nick
OF time aud find a man NJ the point OF lretz'
ing 10 death what would you dor
THE first thlng 10 do In To restore
warmth, but II must be restored gradually.
Il has been found la oastse Of insensibiIiiy
from cold sudden exposure OF the body 10
nn elevated temperature Is certainly fatal,
II reaction takes place, n Is short nnd yio'
lent and the pslieut soon dies, not
uuireuupntly In state or de-
lirium. la order 10 avoid this dan.
ger the man should be first rubbed with
snow fiat hand, which, though IN Itself
@ I'D, Ia when near the melting point much
warmer h N the frozen body; or the pa
ii.nt should be Immersed Ia bath OF very
cold water, MAIDS gradually less and lesS
cold until the temperature Il raised 10 the
natural standard, As soon rs thu muscles
aud other soft parts arc suiiioently RELAXED
10 admit VI easy motion artificial
respiration should be rss0rted TO-
Ii might be done by throwing
cold water upon the face or dashing u upon
the shoulders. The sudden impression Of
cold upon the surface Is n powerful slimu-
lols 20 the respiratory process. When
blowing into the mouth is resorted 10 u Is
best 10 breathe Two or three times deeply,
., ito give the patient better quality Of
sir -
as cold injurious % ones system3'
yes: upon the weak aud exhausted
cold scts as "a permanent debility. There
is not indeed more frequent exeter OF dla.
ease than cold, whom applied 10 the body
under certain circumstances. A short e1-
posure will, OF ooulse do little harm, but
should u person bs out long IN it-say for
instance he should lose bis WAY on IA winter
night--the result would DO dangerous. II
Is exceedingly dangerous also 10 80 from q
heated room into the cold cir. The fair vu-
taries Of pleasure and dissipation often iAll
sacrifice 10 the pursuit on this account,
and many young dancer h's found m
The chilling blast tho call 10 an early
tomb. "-[ Atlanta Constitution,
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Grnyucnrs PnttI.


The opera was AIDA" I'VE heard gen.
tleman ia long hsir anu spectaces, and
who seemed TO be unsteady crazy pro-
nounca II Ida, ~ which refers to the Esp
tians and E hiOpisns, and q ia Of The very
highest l'aiuu order, presented by q COM
pany oil one hundred and eighey people, in.
Guiding a ballet ard orchestra OF seventy
nine. To our ear (Which ~ developed 20
such an extent thai We follow circus hrnss
bAadB fiom one end Of tOwn TO the o'her)
the overture was not remarkable, although
an occasional passage sounded
like the symphony with wnicn
we imagine coed men viii he received into
heaven aud the first act WIS Iires3me. In
deed, we did not fully appreciate the per
flImauce until the IN semble in the second
act. The EGyptiins aud the Ethiopians
kept marching in until we thought me
,pu'a,ion Of the city was exhausted, but
tuey kept coming, PROBABLY from Brooklyn
or New Jersey. One party brought Il inll
brass band, another corps OF trumpelers;
another n company of Egyptian dancers;
another "A ballet. and SO on until We were
able to count $50 heads. About this time
the principal chorus ot the evening was
given, and we began to understand why
people rave over Italian opera; il is worth
raving over, when properly presented.
Above the rosr OF the brass band and
he orchestra and the tremendous chorus
PATHS voice could be heard distinctly
and constantly, anu VIC began TO appfec ale
her power as a singer. We have always
imagined that Patti was large and fat, but
she is really very little and chic, which we
believe is French fo- cute. She was plainly
dressed, and did not change during the
evening. Her manners, while pretty
enough, impress you as amateurisn, IN
comparison with the extravaganza gestures
of ordinary actors and singers; indeed
Patti Ia modest and subdued in every thing
except Ia her voice; when che sings she is
determined TO be heard, in. spite OF the
brass band and the orchestra aud the
chorus. At the conclusion OF this scene
flowers were sent up in the greatest coniu-
sion and there vas quite n
long delay before the last basket was
handed over the footlights by Signor
Arditi, the conductor. The singers bow is
not at all elaborate, like Mr.. Pomeroy's or
Miss Kellogg's, but quite subdued. Her
figure is not larger than that OF Miss Agge
Ftnney, OF Atchison, hut Ia voice she may
be compared TO Mr.. Noah elites, the apple
merchant. IL is said thai she receives
So 600 night for her services, from Mr..
Mapleson, hut we believe this TO bo mere
fiction, though her pay is much larger than
that OF any other public singer. Nlcolinl,
PATHS husband, took the principal tenor
part and sang much better than We expect
ed. for we have been led TO believe that he
was put in the cat largely because he in-
sisted upon it and threatened TO make trou-
bic unless he had his way Atchison
Globe,
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The Florence NighteHgaic of the Nursery
The following 10 an 1tfact from letvl
written o. ia German Reformed Messenger,
at ChamheraburF, Penn,
nEErrACrREs.
Just open the door Tor her, and Mu'
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF THIS We are
30 sure, that We will teach our "husy TO
Say, "a blessing on Mrs, Winslow' iorhelp'
ing her 10 survive aud escape the grlplng,
oolickine, and teethlng siege. Mrs Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain aud cures lysentery aud diar-
rhmn. ID s1nrus the gums, reduces inila-
nation, cures wind collie, aud carries the
infant safely through the teething period.
10 performs precisely what IL proiesses 10
perform, every part OF ll-nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. WinHlow--know her
only through the preparation Of her
'So0thing Syrup for Children Teething."
II We had the power We would make her,
rs she o., physical saviour 10 the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. 70 cents bot
lie
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lsnHNIuNlN
lsthe great southern remedy for the cure
of sorofllous faint, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt. g0ilre. consumption, bron.
chitis. nervous debility malaria aud AL
diseases arising from AN Impure condition OF
the blood.
Certificates can be presented from many
leading phydcians, ministers and heads -
families throughout the south endorsing
Rp.dalis Ia the highest terms. we are
CON, t.utly In receipt Of cert licates ci cures
iror'i me most reliable sources, and We do
not hesitate TO recommend IL rs the best
know .emedy for tho cure OF the above
dissHFtS
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.rnriil MirnnI.nlnisa.

factory wnen applied according 20 tirec'
lions. do not mean o guarantee OF salts
lion only when first applied, es every paint
is satisfactory when first applied, bu my
guaranteed embraces "a sufficient time 70
properly test the merits of the paints My
friends md custo mers in the country are
authorized to project this guarantee Ad-
dress all orders to II HAMLToN, Dallas
Texas, whorralo dealer IN painters sup,
plies. wall paper, window glGss, etc.
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IN, rollir. of Tho ACC

Among ia. FollirS OF the Ago
Which the introduction OF sozodont long
since exploded, WAS the uso OF abrasive and
corrosive tooth preparations, which either
contained minerals which scratched theii
enamel, or acids which dissolved IL. 5gz'-
don't, u health promoting substitute Tor
these empirical articles, Is botanic, skill
fully prepared. highly sanctioned prepare
ton. which not only besuti'ies, citanse'
and irvigora,es saifrou-o1lored and deifc'
live teeth, but divests the breath OF ga OBJ
iectionnbie odor and restores to it that OF
health
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Meeting of the Merchants, Lsxehnnse 9.

Meeting of the Merchants Exchange.
AT u meeting OF the members OF the Mer.
chants Exchange, held January 2, 1854, it
was ordered that the balloting on the in
surance clause be continued until January
Is, 1884, as meny had neglected or forgotten
to vote during the holidays. Those who
have not already voted are requested TO
send or hand their votes TO the secretary,
and all are requested to attend the meet
ing on January 10, at D. ~, at the ex-
change rooms. w. X. WHEELooR
Secretary.
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LONGvIEW.

LosevrEw. Jan. l2.-tCorrespondence
"A large delegation Of our ciiiren'
has been summoned 10 appear before the
United States grand jury, sitting
1t TYLER. While nothing. is known
with certainty. 1t 10 supposed the cause IL
that coupterfeiting case mentioned In the
HrsALD recently, for all Of those sum-
moned have been the victims upon whom
6he coins werc passed, or clerks in siotes
Vnerest The false coins were taken.
A bright, pleasant Sunday brought opt
church goers in goodly force. Rev. n.
Mcbride, Of the Presbyterian chur p,
msde from the pulpit this morning 9 stsk
meut anent some rumors that he had RivIn
up his church here, to which he has be p
gcosnoly called, 10 accept higher pay
(hurch q Marshall. In truth be has not,
1kis date, been called 70 the March
6kureh, and though II is probable the c
IN be made, and possible. II the call
Sode Il will be accepted, there IL moth
-fnite about Il nov and the rumors
njust 70 the gentlemsn When be ciS
= Be vss 70 Ill ths< pits Of the Lou
DsW. Kngurs and . churches, aI'
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Attention IS called TO the advertisement
of MIR. Kane Shields in another column, who
is acknowledged as one am9ng the most ac-
complished decorative artists in the coun-
try. He keeps full stock Of all goods In
his line, which he offers at wholeenle and
retail. He gives special attention 10 house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in ali his business engagements,
and as one with whom it IL always pleas
ure to transact business.
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Ifyou are tired taking the large old-fash
inned gripping pills. and are satisfied that
purging yourself III you are weak AID
sick is not good commou-sense,
then try Carter's Little Liver Pulls ard learn
how easy it is to be tree from Billiousuess,
Headache, Constipation. and ell Liver
troubles. These little pills are smaller, ca
sier to take and give quicker relief than any
pill IN use. Forty ia vial. One dose.
Price 25 cents.
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lmporled toohh' %.
me Elm strret Exchange saloon, Elm
street, IL the only saloon IN tho city which
imports ia own wines and liquors. They
import In aud out OF bond Hungarian aud
other wines. aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon IN
the southwest imports direct as much as this
house. Their cigars, lunch, liquors mud at
teniion given 10 the public cannot Do oI-
oolled IN tho United States. Don't forget
10 get your lunch and liquors NJ the Elm
Street Exchange, whore you will always
hnd She gilahle Jake Menoz6r and assist.
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Young men, middle aged men and all men
who suffer from early indiscretions will lind
Aliens Brain Food the most powerful invig'
GRANT ever introduced: once restored by IL.
there is no relapse. Try It; IL never fails.
81, 8 for S5.-At druggists, or by mail from
j. III. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York
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How We Freese.

ItsAnyb body frozen to death yeti" asked
al velI kuown ply stefan yesterday ~ Con-
~ Itution msu entered bis Office and drew
MI olose 10 the glowing CRATE.
E..fot % far q heard FROM" replied the
SS6v the uay, continued the scribe, N
I X 5uld happen 10 take Il into my head 70
M 1T tonight and freeze, what would b
h 10 procesw
E"fo IL very simple" replied the old doc
Mn, Ibid you ever notice hoN dreusy you
nms IN eo',, weather. The sxsre0e
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Furniture, Cheap for Cash.

II
No one wanting furniture should neglect
to take adventageoi the low prices,at which
am now Offering furniture. Ny stock Ii
all new and OF the latest style. Ny reason
for Offering great inducements at this Time
is TO make room for the large stock | will
open in my new bailding next month. Gail
at once and secure choice selections.
GEORGE RIcK,
TAI and 749 Elm street.
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Josiah Davis. No. MddletowD, KY,
writes: / am now using box Of your
Henry's Carbolic saive upon an ulcer,
which, for the past ten days, has given me
great pain. This snlve Is the only remedy
| have found that ha1 given me any ease.
My ulcer was caused by varicose veins, and
was pronounced incuTable ny my medical
doctors. | find, however, that Henry 3
Cai bolic salve is affecting cure. Beware
OF counterieis.
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Every lady uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexiou powder. 1t is a household
treasure. The madam finds 1t impossible
TO 20 down town without first rubbing u
on. II the baby cries she goes for the pnff.
box. II the "old man" comes home RULED
or chaied, because business is dull, etc.
PozxoGi's powder cools aud allays bis trou'
blcs. Then all is gladstone JOY. No fam
lily should be without 1t.
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Another Physicians Testimony.
Bosrox, MAss., May 8, 1Ssl.-I know par
ties who have tried all kinds of medicines
for lung diseases, who say that DIR. William
Halls Balssm for the lungs. 10 . conplets
On. CHARLIE II. Xoop.
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his time hal g thus taken, but the arrange.
msnt viii The kilgore church fell through,
and as lie sthef two churches cannot pay
him IN ord MAN they do II may be- necessary
for him IA Beck another field tor labor,
though hsls az 10Th TO leave as the people
IN have hiA 90.
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bryant & Strattou's Business college.
This old and successful institution hts
young men for real lie by qualifying them
for business. and as shorthand writers, grad
mates are successful in getting employment.
For circulars address w. M. Carpenter,
president, st. Louis. Missouri.
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Why IL It that you see such crowds
breakfast dinner and supper times ahou
the corner OF Main and Poydras streciS1
s because they are going to get fret olal
m calls AZ the Board OF Trade Restaurant. s
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No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which ceres all FEMALE DISEASES
and makes all women happy.

Ny friend. look herel you know how
weak and nervous your wife IL. and you
know that Carriers Iron Pills will relieve
Der, now Why not be fair about it and buy
her n box7
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A Remedy

I y ItfIIfTWls
DALLAS, Jan. l2.--fEiitor HERALD lit
seems that there is considerable trouble eN.
isting between the telephone managrrs and
remedy to offer which, Il applied, dluOtess
will work to the saiisisct on OF dl con-
cerned.
The remedy: n every nrrf'p Interested
will call no Webster's Al Gallery, iOl Elm
street. aud have their Photographs taken,
they will 20 homo well pleased forgetting
MI nhnuL nhOne troubling.
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whole Tickets. H.; Hair Tickets, 81; ~
Tickets ESQ; rs Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
By express Don't sere by registered letter o.
post-oficc order, uatil further notice. ORD
Of IS and upward b. express eau be 50
LAS, Louisville. Ky. @. 4. Webster. 7ol K'ih
street. BALES Texas.
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Burnett, the plumber, keeps first-clsss
mechanics. repairs pipes on short notice.
Pumps OF all kinds. Telephone orders, sll
Main street.
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iFrerchmen can properly be called
,Ythe knights OF the table" They are
rbod Judges in all its refnements and deli
c{.cies. Ia order TO stimulate the appetite
s},d keep the digestive organs In good order
they give pre-eminence to Angostura
H,tters. When you try them be sure 1t Is
tie genuine article, manufactured by DR.. j.
al ii Aieeert a Eols.
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No Safer Remedy
can be mad for coughs mud colds, or any
trouble OF the throat, than Browns Bron-
chisl Troches," Price % cents. Sold only
in oyaa
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Merchaum pipes, imported cigars, every
thing in the smoking line, at Mariners
be tobacconist.
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rsfaIlIlaIIS!|ii;'|I|ll1s'|s5s
M|9aAaH3iN&
100000 FOR ~.
III REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING win
Nm take place in the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Jill Temple Building, in Louisville Ky.

Jill Temple Building, in Louisville. Ky.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
4 LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
INGs, chartered by the Legislature of KY. and
twice declared legal by the highest Court In he
State. Bond given 10 Henry county In thesum Of
sie0 OOn for the prompt payment OF all prizes sold
A REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings
HgEvery ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call out the number ON his ticket and see
the responding nun Der on the tsg placed
In the wheel in his presence. These drawings
will occur on the last THURSDAY OF every
month Read the magnificent
NIARN srHEME
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Ponds Extract,
the peoples remedy. II not only affords
i'm M dinte rclisf from pain, bat Is "a pefma'
nent cure for many disorders. Book at
druggists.
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Mr.. r. q. Khn, M, Calm, Texas, says'
my mother had dgspepsia seven yoffs.
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Acker's Dyspspsis Tablets never fAil'
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Bryan 4 Bradshaw nave the best mino'
mea; in the cit.
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RAILROADS.

CORRECTIONS.
At GALVESTON WIN Mallory idns o
steamers fOT Key Nost aud New York A0f
gan Line sleArtu for Ner Orleans. IndiaI
ola OoFpw Christi. prownsyillo aud Yer
cTuE,
at ANGOLA, With J.. a g. N. II. L,
Columbia and towns IN hTaaOra county,
at POrEEH Ei4tG Win ~, IA = =. A,
Sunset Ronlol iof Columbus NeimAE Hn
wood, Lullng, nan Antonio, Laredo, uyAlde
western Tcia and dexltu. also 10
Housson and STAR aud Crescent kJuts ioi
H1aumoul orange, Lsie Charles, tho Tochi
country, EoN Orleans and AL points IN ut
southeast North Anf hass with New YorA
ToSas q Mexican ~ Tor Wharton. Yi0lofis
and stations ON that limo.
Ht EEENHAM with H. a T. q. R'y 10
Hrmpslosd, Leibo,lot Giddingl MoDadt
and Austn.
AT MIgAHC. with ]. 6a.E ny. 10! Hearst.
paeshnG Boctdsle Round Rock, George
town. Austin. san Marcos Now braunfcs
San Aalonlo and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri paoino Ry.
ne MoNklE0ol with Texas aud ~ Loull
Ry for Waco, ColslcEna, Athous Mount Plaps'
ant dllinor and TeHnrfana.
At MORGAN with the Iexss Central Is,
ior Waco Ros., h.oo, lfedel. Cisco and all
points on That liuo.
At CLEBd RHg. Junction Of Dallas ~
vision Of ~, " ~ +, BY,
At TORT wQaHH Win !, Missouri SO Psai1r
these ilnos: fof n Paso, santa re, san Fran.
cisco and tho PaciaC Coast and foE kanssi
City, 81 LorlS, Chicago, New York, and all
points North. East aud West
~ and Dallas extension OF Missouri p
syBee that your tictev read over this lluo.
sgTPor 'tll Information address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Gent Pass. Ag't
GALVESTON. TKxAn.
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There IL q secret about
Mexican Female Remedy

Which all lsdies should know. Bee our
Circular Of your druggist.
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everai Good Things.
Ityou want good digestion,
II you want good health,
II you want good baking,
Ifyou want the best stove.
Ifyou want the cheapest stove,
II You want q good square meal
Buy a Charter Oak stove.
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Sum Civ supsr;es

Miss Lizzie Fishburn is rebuilding her
house that was unroofed by the cyclone last
April...J. r.. Lamport has returned from
short visit TO Kansas City. The farmers
are busily engaged ia making preparations
for putting in their spring crops. Major
Berry and 4. and f. A. Whitaker left last
Monday for Texas to be gone several weeks.
We understand their intention is to bring
back several car loads of horses.
\ pleasant party was given at the resi-
denec Of sam. Holloway and brother hast
Friday evening in honor of Miss Ncyie
Pierce and her friend Miss Nellie Thrasher.
The boys entertained the fair invaders of
their bachelor quarters in royal style. The
oyster supper was a prominent and sub
stantial feature of the evenings entertain
ment, while dancing, clrd playing and
other similar amusements were kept ND un-
Ill a late hour.
On Thursday evening Reuben Lake gave
another one of his delightful hops in his
spacious new hall over his store room at
Lake City. An unusually large crowd was
in attendance. At twelve o'clock sump-
tuous repast was served at the city hotel to
which the merry dancers did ample justice.
Uncle Reub was flying around with all his
usual vivacity, and as friskY as any real live
dude, asd it was only by many promises to
come again soon that he let the jewellers off
in the gray dawn of the morning.
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Ahnnf nnrsam

Pleasant VALLEY, March 2Jth, 1884
EpfroR INDEX: My attention has been
called to an item in the Elm creek CORES
Pondence of last week concerning the or
ganizatiOn and maintenance Of literary
society at Pleasant Valley.
Either your correspondent IS not aware
Of the true raetal Of the Inhabitants Of this
part Of the moral vineyard or he has some
motive that we fail TO catch on TO-"
The citizens Of Pleasant Valley reques,
me to inform As A. NJ" Of the INDKx to
attend their meetings and see, be seen, and
become satisfied that Pleasant Valley Is not
only competent to sustain literary but l.
both willing and determined to carry ON
one. We hope this will satisfy your cor
respoudent. Yours Truly,
/. IS. Sror7.
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Brand Book.

We have madearrangements to print this
year brand book containing the marks
and brands of all cattle in every portion OF
this section of the grazing country, includ.
ing all of those of the Cherokee Strip. The
book will be the most complete of any ever
before Issued in the Southwest and will pos
itively be ready for distribution before the
roundup commences.
The price to be charged for each and ev-
cry cut of an animal will be TWO DOLLARS
(S2), CASH.
One book goes with each brand publish
ed. Extra books % cents.
Parties who desire to have their brands
inserted should send full description of the
same AT ONCE to the undersigned.
L. w. PAYNE,
Index Office, Medicine Lodge, Kan.