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Las Cruces, y. M, JulY.23d, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their Ia.
tention Co make final proof In support OF
their respective claims before the register
and receiver of the United States land Office
ut Las Cruces, New Mexico ON tho S0th day f
August. isst, viz
Charles W. Elliott on declaratory state.
ment No. All for thenw Ane : aud nc =
n sccT tp 10 3, T IL W. Witnesses, Chaa.
g.. Cruickshunk Terence Mullen. Edward &.
Rockwell and Chas. r. Davis, I'll OF soeorro
county, y. NJ.
ment No. ial2 for the 4 sc u and g X Is
4 sec . tip 10 =, t 1G W. Witnesses, Uhas. W.
Elliott, Terence Mullen, Edward G. Rock
well and Chas. h. Davis. all of soeorro eoun
ty,S. NJ.
Aug LII JOHN II. McFIE. Register
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U. s.LAsp OFFICE.

Las Cruces, " NJ. July 30tn, lsef.
Notice Ii hereby given that the following
named settlers have fied notice of their in.
ten tion to make final proof In support of
their respective claims before the register
and receiver of tho u ). Land office. at Las
Cruces, N. NJ, ON September Sth. 1854, viz:
John j. Snyder on homestead No. zss for
the W y NV y ands o 4 NV and sw 4ne
4 sec 81 tp II y, W. Witnesses. Pedro
Vailejos. Francisco Arodnca, Felipe Taioya
and Edward Fest, all of Sierra county. N. III.
Luciano Tafoya ON homestead No. baS Tor
the u ne il sec Is, sw 4 nv and u y
sw y sec IL tp I4s.rI W. Witnesses, Pedro
vaileios, Francisco Apodaca Felipe Tafoya
and John j. snyder, ali OF sierra county. n.
| Mex.
Pedro vallcios ON homestead No. $40 for the
| q kswk sec ., II Nv = aud NV Ane y
| sec 10 CD f2 3, rTw Witnesses, Francisco
| Apodaca, Feiirn Tafoya, John j. Snyder and
| Edward Fest. all ot Sierra iuuty. y. NJ
Francisco Apodaca ON homestead 13l Tor n
| W L NV 4 NV Il sec If and se ne i,
| see III IN IL s. I ". Witnesses .Pedtu Valiejna
| Felipe Tafoys, John j. SNYDER and Edward
| Fest, all of Sierra county. n. NJ.
| Feline Tafoya on homestead No. So for tho
ew AneA = NV and n " = sw sec
| 10 tp IL s.r6w. Witnesses. Pedro NaiietrH.
| Francisco Apodaca, John IL Snyder and Ed
| ward Fest. all of Sierra county. n. M.
| Aug s-ls JoHs McffE, kegisHf.
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Las e ~ ca - H. 3Nfe ts&t9s 49,
NGftes i hereby given hat the tuilowaug
mansed settler has uied notlce Of hts IN
tenfton o. mmke nnAl pruoii N suppeft - biz
claim b0lufw the probate fadNe g rtscoffo
eouuty. ~ ~. at his oftce ~ ~ocni&ns on
AuRuNx fffh. a. a., tsst. via
MlKuel beuahldee. of eau Francisco -.
curfo eoun4y, y n. who made homestead
eu&fy No. 80 for the y \ see q I M.r y y.
Witnesses Iauis n. Baca. Vivian Gaca Julian
haca and Luis Armilo. all VI rocorru county.
Nee Mexieo.
-. ta-fa sa.s. i ss.sNesw N..wkasa~
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u. 5. LAND OFFICE, /


LAS cruces, n. Mt jury i4t 1885,
Notice IL hereby given that the following
na med settlers have tiled notice of their in.
tention TO make final proof In support of
their respective cl 'inIs before the register and
receiver of the q. ). Land Oftiee at Las Cru
ces, New Mexico, on the goth day OF August,
A. u, 1851, viz;
Harry Goodrich who made homestead ap.
plicatfon No. $40 for the W y u sec Ii
and KS 1se4sw + sec 10 tp IL =, r ".
witnesses, W. 4. Endsley, 4. j nrower.
Thomas Knott and X. @. Iirent, all of Sierra
county. N. NJ.
W i. Endsey who made pre- emption de.
cinratory statement No. 1881 for the n W 4
W Il sec "a. n u se y and n Q y sw 4 sec
% tp IL s,rsw W. Witnesses, Harry Goodrich,
X. q. Brent, 4. j. Brower and Thomas Knott,
all of Sierra county. y. NJ.
Jly IL Is john II. McFIE. Register.
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JoHs II. McFTE. Register.


Las Cruces. n. H.. june 2sth, 1851.
Notice " hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their In.
tention to make final proof I'm support of
their respective claims, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiv-
or ut Las Cruces. n. NJ, on the l4th day of
August, 1881, viz:
Wright Martin, of socorro county. n. NJ.
who made pre- .emption deciaratory state.
ment No. 1893 for the NV 4 eAeh sw 4
and = W Asw 4 sec igtp Ii T W, Wit
Lewis Il. Fisher and John Oliver. all of So.
zorro county, y. nj.
George. Il. Stone of Grafton, socofro cnun-
ty. N. NJ. who made homestead application
No, 6ia for the X sw 4sekn i sptp
as,rG W. Witnesses, William Good, WIN NJ.
Robbins, Nell Harlan and hurt ID. Mason, all
of Socorro county, N. H.
July 4.l3 JoIts II. MoFIE. Register.
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Las Crunes. n. A.. sulyllik. tae4
Nutiex ts beHNty gives thaa thN fustuw las
masnnd nsf4iwF has Hie4 mu4lna af nt8 -
sun&lou o. mmke ASA pFouf n HarNos& nf
has Elafm amd that Amtd pruof wtA - mmes
isaaFm thN probate fastNt 81 - his AhsNnee
lsaflsFw khN pHuhatf elNEh oa ~tFExa esfuWtfs )
a ItillalsofunEh. y. H. on Monday AaEH4f
1fth lNAx. ta*mMf
! Mnrwl#nd ssn deFlArmtnry NtAteuent Ne.
lseT sof ahe , : ne 80 n ant tisT n : =
1 mssr ~ tntNsr les Witness. 4aAA1ss an
daFwsN. HfAnA FNrxs 81 sanders ans . NNkk
-. All esi sierra counfy. y. n.
Jans E.n Jonk n McfsM. Mesasfer.
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L. A. Scott and wife, Melissa, are At Thu
Windsor.

L. A. Scott and wife, Melissa, are At the
Windsor.
Mr.. L. A. Pires, fire insurance sdjuster,
Is in the city.
Judge o. f. Dunlap, OF Ws1shachle, i,
% the Windsor.
W. R suyter New York, is registered
at The Windsor.
II. b. steck and wife, of Chissgo, are
guests OF the Windsor.
John G. West and wife, Chicago, are
booked at the Windsor.
win Haight. Washington, District Col
umbin, 10 booked at tho Windsor.
JAMES w. Nighienasle, Washington,
District Columbia, is A. tse Windsor
The many friends OF Mrs.. Paul II. Erb
will be PLEASED TO learn that she 10 very
much improved.
Colonel J. s. Grinns,. Mise Lucy n
ard Mrs. A. Shortridge, OF Terrell,
tended n,st LYNNE lHet evening.
Mr.. T. M. Willis, prominent young At
torrey from Abilene. gas In the city yes
day and lett for home this morning.
Captain u. p. Cowen. the big lumber
king of Fore Worth and one OF the finest
gentlemen in the state, is In the city.
Nrs. Paul F. Erb, the many friends o
Mr.. Erb ana the lady herself, will DO glsS
to hear was very ruca better ye,tsrdsy.
Mr.. Henry Bohny, q brother OF Mr Leo
I pold +. Bohny, aud formerly q resident q
this city, but now Of Gsinesvills, 10 in IN
city on q visit to his brother and oil,
friends.
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FLOTSAM.
Dude canes 40. at Webb's.
Fine Esster cards at Harris.

Dude CAnes ZOO, NJ VIVID d.
Fine Easter osrds at Harris.
Solid gold bangle rings sl.00, at Webb'f.
Mrs. Chestnut Is getting In lots OF new
goods.
There are thirty.ohe prisoners in the
county isil.
Mince-meat at 8 cents per pound, at A.
IL. Bouche's grocery store.
Strangers who desire a first-olh,s meal can
always get it at the Board OF Trade restaur'
ant.
The divorce suit OF j. Johnson VS.. Eliza
beth johnson il on trial in the distiict
court.
The thtrmo rae Ter stood at &c degrees yss-
tsrday morning al dGysresf, showing that
spring has really come.
The Board OF Trode restaurant is alwsys
clean, and walters neat and attentive, and
YOU can get the best meals in the city.
AM at the same old stand with decidedly
tho most elegant line OF Easter cards and
souvenirs ever shown anywhere.
r. J.D. a HAEErs.
The new firm Of HicSox & Patterson
would respectfully invite The attention o
smokers of tine cigars 20 the LA Flor de
5andiez Y Haya clear HaVsna cigar.
Mr. =. ~. P9gGn Las started ar once
where he will receive ordere for plumbing
aud gas fitting in all departments, az No. 4
Sycamore street, in the rear OF Alston's
grocery store.
Captain Hugh Irvine. general superin-
teudont OF the Texas Trunk Line railroad,
has purchased tina residence OF Major W.
w. Peak, near the fair grounds, and DsIlas
will DO his home in the future.
The friends aud acquaintances OF Mrs.
Anna George are requested TO attend her
funeral from tho First Ptesby ,srisn church,
corner Of Main and Harwood streets, al
hall past 10 O'Clock Thursday, March 2OIhr
1854
Mr.. c. Tr .cy has taken charge Of the
shade department of X. Shields, 633 Elm
street, at which ulsce he will be pleased IL
see his old friends and the public. He ID
positive be can show them the finest as
sortment of goods in that line in the city.
A reporter ofthe HERALD cslled on Mt
Cammack and questioned HIM a. 10 the
authenticity Of that letter. He sthtsi that
he had not read it. end could not pass upon
| IL, and - for that matter any one could
| write q letter and say that he wrote II.
A site selected on the bank of the Triui
( ~, rear OF Tsrrant county courthouse, on
| wh ch 10 build the all, proved worthless
for the purpose, owing 20 ihomab!e
ouiessaud underlying ~. A citizen o
! Tucker S Hill, which is o mile distant from
! the couTt-house, now offers 10 furnish a.
acre Tres. provided the commissioners Will
agree n locate the prison on IL. THIS one
| the IIanALD's Fort Worth correspondent
sravoly deuounoss as IAN a.tenpt TO pal
the CITY In HAT direction"
Shiloh's Vitslizer is whst YOU need TO-
cnns'ipa ion, loss OF appetite, dizziness AM
all symptoms OF dyspepsia. Prlce 10 end q
cents per bottle. Sold by J. NJ. House
/ Dallas.
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the yANDAIIALINE

Aud Peanys vsnia route ara always az the
head ~ ths iist 10 far 40 accommodations
are concerned, and to this fact is duo their
large asd increasing travel.
They ara now running In addition 10 the
morning line of elegant new Pullman din
ing carp, which lesYe 81. Louis, Union sta
ton, every morning Sundays inclnded) 81
8 o'clock daily line of new Pullman
buffet cars, which lesve 81. Louis avery
evening (Sundays iucluded) a. Z O'Clock,
thus making a double daily llno OF dining
cars from 80. Louis 20 New York witNOut
Chnugc.
These cars run via Tsrre Haute, Indian.
apols Columbus, Ptt-burg, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia 90 New YorG wlthou. change.
There cars have been built expressly Tor
this line, and are by far the most elegant
ever ouilt by tho Pullman company. They
contain one large drawing room With pri'
ya,a olet Arrangements, one large smok.
ing room, bufief, or lunch room, and
twelve peslions. rhoy should DO seen to
be appreciated.
Nothing compared with these advantages
are offered by any other lice out oil 81.
Louis.
The travelling public can secure accom-
nj odetions in these cars by calling o. or
writing to f. NJ. Colburu, ticket agent, No.
100 North Fourth street 81. Louis, Jr George
A Knight, Southwestern passenger agent,
a. Dallas Texas.
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over the problem OF the dinner meat
Later on, when driven before the wild
bamleli tempest into the arms OF rain
and nt the closing scenes when
doom oomes with its blsck wings, frat
touching har child aud ss,ling it's lips anu
next In prceenting the picture of her own
death, she " no longer regarded 20 m
ac'ress, but - = woman tortured ~ the
play depicts. rhose who have tired tn,
thorny wsyseud wspt over real grief never
shed tears more s.ncara than did
the weeping eyes OF hundred,
last syaning. II was frat n transition FROM
the son moods rad .he diamond morning
OF tue bride into tho pythonsts. corded
with the awin hats OF aroused Jealousy
Then the horrible bath of rsmorse In which
k,r Iopl lwAN 81 Immortal agony and last
OF all thu psthema.lc aat.ln. Of her liie',
sun In valley WHARF despair reisns and
nope n,ver trends. IL IL sublimated woe al
10 ost too awful b. witness. East Lynne
will be repeated BY Miss Gray Tonight.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

WA,uIYorog, March l9.-[Press THE
I,asker resolutions were reported TO the
house by the committee on ioreign eifairs
and adopted without division.
DR.. Laws, OF the cattle commission re-
ported TO the treasury department that no
had no doubt that tho cattls disease pre-
ysiling in Kansas IN tho foot and mouth
disease, and 1t IL unnecessary for him 10 20
70 Kansas to ascertain the TACT.
The house adopted resoiulions cordially
reciprooating tho wishes of the liberal
union OF the German parliament Tor closer
union of the two nations, recognizing IT'S
graceful appreciation OF It's sympalhy With
those who mourn tho death of Edward
Lasker and accepting the resolutions
adopted by the liberal union ana directing
them 20 be spread on the Journal.
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Although many are predisposed to lung
troubles from birth, yet even such may es-
cape consumption. or other pulmonary or
bronchial disease, IL due care and wttch'ul-
ness be observed, and all exciting causes nie
promptly treated as they arise. IL Is in
these cases Dr. Javne's Erpeotorant exer-
cises les most beneficial effects and has pro-
duced the largest proportion OF ls curea
Besides promptly removing coughs and
colds which, Shen LETT to Themselves, are
the immediate causes Of tubsrculous devel-
o,ment, this standard remedy sllsys any
inhamstion which may exist, and by pro-
moiing easy expsctoration, cleanses the
luugs Of the subs,apoes which clog them
up, and which rapidly destroy when suffer
ed 10 remain,
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MISS ADA GRAY.

Ia more respects than one the most artis-
tic representations ever given in the Dallas
ope-.. bouss was the dual role o! Miss Gray
n East Lynne last evening. She is sup.
ported by standard players. 1t Is Charles
A. Watkins Fifth Avenue com binstion,
composed OF strong array Of talent especi-
Olly selected. The drama is Miss Gsay's
own adaptation OF the wcll-known story
by Mrs. Henry Wood. In making
mt her case" IS lawyers say,
Mrs Gray goes body AMI soul over 10 ihs
character and for the time beice she lie not
sry longer herstlf, but the real presence o.
| Lady Isabel. She por.rays, es an artist
the opening scenes, and one applauds the
graceful actress when she stands puzzled
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Sew Goods,

Scw Goods.
Imported vinegar, quart bottles; smoked
Yarmouth bloaters, impor ed snchovies,
quarter kegs; raspberry vinegar, qrsri
b ,ttles; olsck currsnt vinegar, quart bot
ties; genuine funny fish, eveporaled black
berries. pound cartoons; evaporsted sssD.
berries, pound cartoons; Moir's orange
marmslade, Gross & y ackvell's orions
eros. 4 Bl.ckwelps walnut cstsup, Hsntly
& Palmsrs' champagne waiers, imported
ceryelat ssnrAee. Gross & Blackwell.
calve. foot Jelly, horsersish -four.
LoEB FRusERs.
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TIVE IAsKER DEBATE.

WAsHIseToN, March i9.-[Spscial. The
event OF the day in the house vas the de-
bate on the Lasker revolutions. Ochiltree's
speech was listened TO cIrefully, He was
congratu iated by Dorsheimer, Mills, Tucker
and Black burn. Attempts were made to
out oil the debate, hut the red ranger oer,
sisted with his ususl diligence. Reagan had
= word to say and called tse committee
report, another apology for being insulted
by Bismarck
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Thi. Idsn of Going West

to Col RADIO or New Mexico, for pure air to
rslievv consumption, IL all a m stake. Any
reasonable man would use DR.. Bosan Kos
Cough and Lung Syrup for consumption in
All It's frat stages. II never fails TO give re-
lief ia all cases Of coughs, colds, bronchitis,
pains In the chest and ell affections tina are
considered primary TO consumption. Price
80 cents and 81. Sold by w. II. Patterson
a. Co Dallas.
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TIE IIttE.

There was another small Are yestsrdey
morning. II broke out In the hide house
OF Lgsner & Koech. or ca Camp street, beinG
the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Thomas Bennett, in the same S1ildins. IL
WAS evidently the work OF an inoendiSry
aud was the second time the building has
hctn fred IN short time. H. wss soon eX-
tiuguished. tho Only damage done being
I ON water ,hrowu INTO The building by ire
engines in eXtiugu'shin2 the bl ze.
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CITY COURT.

The only cases before this court yesler-
day morning. was The case ". Sam scott.
Harry Keller, Morgan Garter, and Bill
Laws, charged with oostruoting the street
by building street railway switch GA Ross
avenue without the proper permission from
the city, was continued until this morn
ius
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AIIyELY nIyoHOE CASE.

The rich, rare and racy divorce ,uit Of j.
II. Johnston praying for divorces from
Z izabeth Johnston, his wife, in the district
court 10 being srgned by counsel, and the
case will be submitted to the jury this morn
ing, A good slrpd crowd has ssen In at
tendance throu shout the trial.
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SOLD hx nrngsi.,s. ..d who,o..,c b, j. '

appear NJ the next session OF The tribunal
aud submit claims as provided by tho Chico
Mw law; EslIin6 70 90 20 they will be
decision Of this Choctaw tribunal appeal
may be taken TO the agent, who Will submit
ali cssas OF appeal 90 the department All
persons hnslly sdiudgad intruders vii be
allowed reasonable time to dispose OF their
Droperty.
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Many cosmetics for the complexion have
from time 10 time been put upon the mar
ket. But none have stood the test as has
Pozzonrs medicated complexion powder,
IL is an absolute curative for blotches, dis
ooorations. freckles, etc. For sale by
Iruuufgfe
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ANOTHER STORY.

Colonel Hughes, after mature dellber,-
zion. has at last decided to uate the Grand
Windsor hotel addition four storles instead
OF three stories hign. This will add quite
a nan Der more OF rooms, and then, indeed,
Dallas will have better hotel facilities than
any city IN the state.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Chlckasnws Want 10 be Attached
10 Texas.
The Lasker Dcbate-Mr. cchiliree Was
Congratulated.
A Tempest In n Teapot ever Dead
Issus.
The WHISKY Bill Raises Rev Of Rarc
Raelness.
nIsssil,nesus Washington News IIems.
~Asr ro mn ATTACHED TO THxAsr

WAsHfsorir, March l9.-[Press Mr.
Tnroc kmortoo has received IA memorial OF
the Chickasaw Nation, asking TO DO de-
tached from Arkansas aud attscbed to
Texas for judioitl purposes. The docu
ment has 100 siRners. IL allegos that crime
Is on the increase and the territory 10 grow
ing more aud more the resort OF refugees
operaiivp teosuse OF the long distance TO
oourt AZ Fort Smith.
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HsrAford's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. w. Ii. Holcombe, New Orleans
Louisiana, says: II found 1t an admirable
remedy for debilitsted state of tho system
produced by the wsar and tear Of the perv
oua euprpiaa ~
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Dr. BOonukOs
This name has become 80 familiar with
the most Of people throughout the United
States that II is hardly necessary TO state
that he Is the originator OF the great DR..
Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup, the peo-
pies favorite remedy, wherever known, for
coughs, colds, consumption and all sffsc-
tons Of the throat and lungs. Price so
cents and 81. Sold by W. II. Patterson &
Co., Dallas.
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Pei pie have bsen humbuggsd much that Il Is nearly
impossible to get them TO BELIEVE ADVERTISEMENT;
but have asked to come and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless the TRUTH. Therefore, we tel you
g. MitGentha has just returned rom southern
Texas whore he obtained large stock bankrupt goods,
consisting above and knowing is next thing to inn
possible take Of our Spring Stock OF goods that
now daily arriving unless We make room therefore,
900 worthot goods at prices taac will onishas well
please These goois now spread OUT on our
counters loose Gone and convince yourselves at
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Ponds Extract.

Ponds Extract.
Although sapreme over pain u has high
and more useful field of action, Tor 1t strikes
at the root o many disorders. Try II.
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Mr.. Albert J. Smith, 22i West Gath street,
new York city, states tnst tor eight yeers
he was hedridden with rheumatism. FL
nally he ussd st. IAcobs Oil the wonderful
pain.snnih la.or. and was completely cureds
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@rs. Croft, wife OF a. b. Cret, proprietor
Of ,ke Santa Fe nouse, has deserted her
llege lord, or at least LEFT his "bed and
board" rhoy did not agree, and oonse-
quently separated. Mr.. Ureit does not APP
pear to ba oowsd down about the matter.
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POSTAL POINTS,

WASHINGTON March 49, Especial, ] Post.
masters comm issioned to-day, are J. l..
Hunt, NJ Hunt, Hu Il county; j. NJ. Black
burn, at Bloonlavla; G. T. Jones, at Reilly
Spriueg.
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rERnrroRIAL INTRUSION,

WASHINGTON, March i9-TP-ess.J- In a
\ letter n the commissioner OF Iudisn affairs
concernins question Of citizenship and In
trudsrs In tina Choctsw nation, (lodisn ter
rItory), the secretary OF the interior CON-
curs IN the codhmissioners's recommsnda-
tons that the agent be instructed to notify
ell disputed claimants to ciissuship TO
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The La Flsrs de Sanoiez Y Hsya cigar
are the most popular clear Havana cigar
from New York 10 San Franc SEQ. Call and
examine them at
HrcKox & PATrypsoH,s,
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COLONEL wEirzELL DEAD.

WARRINGTON, March l0.-[Pro,s l-hdiu-
thnt. General Drum has received news
Announcing the death OF lieutonant-O Colo
mel Godfrey We,,zsll, OF the engineer
corps.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPHY.

WASHINGTON. March TO- tPrea.I =
George ID. Roberts. representing the Posts
telegraph company appeared be-
fore the cub oommittss OF the sen,
ate committee on postomces and
pout.rosds to-day, aud submitted q propo'
sftion IN favor OF bill directing tho post
master-geusrsl TO enter into . contract
with the Postal Telegraph company.
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Ask your Groc = or

IEVERING'S ROASTED COFFEE,
and take TO other.
PURE, UNCOLoRED,
UNGLAzED, RELIABLE
Dent take our word for IL,
But buy n aud try |.
Wholesale Dealers Supplied Through
SIM SLIGH,
Broker, Dallas, Texas.
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Just Received.
A car load of the celebrated Cali'ornih
brown corn and sugar Gaze seed at Ho!lo'
uay Coit
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