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A Judges Riddle.

One of the most distinguished Amcri-
can Judges, while sitting with his family
was reused from his book by the uproar
ious shouts of his children at Il yer,
badly rhymed riddle which one hat
made. and said he could make a better
one about anything in the room. ION
dor!' was the cry, when he lmmedlatel..
wrote down these lines:
NV first connects related words;
My second forms the sharpest swords;
My whole supports the forests pride,
Dispensing heat on every side.
This was more than half a c%entur.
ago, and the answer may be well know
to riddle people; but it will be new tt
most people.-Erery Other Saturd"y.
TThe answer to the riddle evidently i
"Andiron ED
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Woman. suffering and Relief

Those languid, tiresome sensations, cauane
you to feel scarcely ableto boon your Ieeei
that constant drain that Is taking from your
svstem al its former elasticity; driving the
Bloom from your cheeks; that conrnua
strain upon your vital forces; rendering you
irritable and fretful, can easily % TemoYso
by the use of that marvellous remedy Div
tiers. Irregularities and bstructlon OF yga1
system, arc relieved at once, while tne sPecaai
cause of periodical pain are permanently re,
moved. None receive so much benefit, ana
none ara 70 profoundly grateful and sucn
an interest IN recommending Hop Bttters a.
women.
A Postal Card Story.
was affected with kidney and urinary
trouble
"For twelve years."
After irving ali the doctors and patens
medicines I could hear OF, / used TWO DoSAe'
"Bisters;"
And I am perfectly cured. keep It
"AIl tho time!" respectfully, B. =. BOOM,
Salisbury, Tenn.-May4 4, 1883.
BRADFORD, PA. May 8, 1875.
It has cured me Of several diseases, such a.
NERVOUSNESS. sickness atthe stomach, monthly
troubles, etc. I have not seen q sick day ma
year, since I took Hop Bitters. III my neigh
bors use them. Mas. FANNIE GREEN.
$1,000 Lost.
"a tour to Europe that cost me $500,
done ne less good than one bottle OF Hop
Bitters; they also cured my wife OF fifteen
years nervous weakness, sleeplessness and
dyspepsia"
R. NJ, Auburn, N. T..
80 BROWNSVILLE, O., May !, ~.
SRs-1have been suffering ten years, and1
tried your Hop Bitters, and 1t done me more
good than all the doctors. MRS 8. 8. BOONE.
Baby Saved.
We are so thankful to say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured Of q dangerous
and protracted constipation and irregulartty
Of the bowels by the use Of Hop Bitters b., It's
mother, which at the same time restored her
to perfect health and strength,
The Parents, Rochester, N. Y.
e None genuine without q bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with chop" or "Hops" intheir
name.
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Rescued from Death.

William j. Coughlin, Of Somerville. Mass,
says: In the fall of 1875 I was taken with
bleeding Of lungs followed bya severe cough.
I lost my appetite and flesh, and was con-
fined to my bed. n 1877 1 was. admitted to
the hospital. The doctors said I had q hols
In my lung as big as q half dollar. At one
time a report went around that I was dead.
Igave up hope, but a friend told me Of Dr..
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs. got
bottle, when, to my surprise, l commenced
to feel better, and to-day I feel better than
for three wears ra5t,
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TIE VoLTAiC BELT Co, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELECTRO
VoLTAIc BELT and other ELECTRIC APPL1
ANcEs on trial for thirty days, to men Voung
vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles
Also forrheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, anG
many other diseases. Complete restoration
to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. Nc
risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed
Write them at once for illustrated pamphle!
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knowledge is said to be power.
knowledge is power in the same sense
that wood is fuel. Wood on fire is fuel.
knowledge on fire is power. There is
no more power in knowledge than there
is in the stones or stars which you know,
unless there be a spirit and life in the
knowledge, which give it its energy: In
proportion as men have this spiritual
power do they become strong in the
world.
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MEssRs. MASON & HAML1N bid fair to be-
come as famous for their Upright Pianos as
they have long been for their world-renowred
Cabinet Organs. Having experimental sew
eral wears at great expense, and with the as
sistance of probably us able d corps of experts
as can be found in any factory i'll the world,
they have succeeded in producing a piano
which has elected the warmest encomiums
from the best judges. The distinguishing
feature about it is an important improve.
ment in the method of ''stringinS' the
piano, which originated in their own
factory. The strings are secured by
metallic fastenings, instead of the friction OF
pins set in wood, us has been the case, and the
advantages resulting arc numerous and highly
important; among them are the following:
Wonderful beauty and musical quality OF
tone, far less liability Of getting cut OF tune,
greater reliability in trying climates. and
greater solidity of construction and dura:
6ility. Mason 81 Hamlin have made $4,000
organs, They can hardly expect to make as
many pianos, but they will doubtless DE called
upon to make Il very large number.-Eoston
Traveller.
The most successful new evangelist i'll the
West is q boy aged twelve. He is a wonder
of f1Dpncy-
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4 how WAS caught stealing currants

\ boy was caught stealing currants
and was locked up in a dark closet by
the grocer. The boy commenced beg
ging most pathctically to be released,
and after much persuasion, suggested:
Now, if you'll let me out and send for
my father, he'll pay you for the currants
and lick me BESIDES The grocer could
not withstand this appeal.
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There are five foreign born persons in
the United States Senate-one English
man, one Scotchman and three Irishmen-
In the House there are twenty-thrce for.
c%ign.born persons-three Englishmcn,
three Scolchmcu, six Irishmen, five Ger
mans, one Norwegian, II Brazilian and
one Canadian.
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Four sisters named Carr were married
at Joliet recently, and the clergyman
who performed the ceremonies is now
called q patent Carr coupler.
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The u why adernment OF the body
is so much esteemed is the respect the
world taketh of the outward appear
ance, and neglect Of the inward excel
lence.
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Lifc Prcservor.

If you are losing your gripo O. life, Wells
Health Remover. Goes direct to weak spota
AT present there are something over 5000
Indians in southern California.
Every Woman in the Land
yves it to herself and her family to take cart
of her health. When she finds her health
failing, and debility and weakness, under
mines her strength, her surest and best rem
edy is Kidney Wort. It builds up the genera
health, keeps the secretory system In perfect
order, regulates the kidneys and bowels, ant
enables these important organs to perform
their natural functions in throwing or tn
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4 man up a tree and n man below with
II shotgun cannot agree because they see
things differently.
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Catarrh

is undoubtedly caused by impure blood. Hence q
medicine which p~uriiss the blood removes the cause Of
the disease and opens the way for a thorough cure.
This is exactly what Hoods S.rsaparills docs, and It
makes the cure complete by giving the system health
and strength, and enabling it to throw Of tho depress
Ing effects of the disease.
Il had boon troubled BY 3 ueral debility, caused By
catarrh and humors. Hoods Sarssparilla proved Just
the thing needed. I derived an immense amount oil
benefit from 1t. III. +. MILLETT. Boston. Mas.
II suffered with catarrh fifteen years; tried all the
oatarrh remedies without benefit, and va, about to Try
sch.nrs of climate, when l took Hoods Saraparilla.
Ivould not take any money consideration for the good
ono bottle did me. Now 1 am not troubled any with
catarrh."-I. W. LILLIs. Chicago. Ill.
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Do You Want to Buy n Dogs
cravings of oil breeds, colored plate, prices
Of dogs and where to buy them. Mailed fol
15c. Associated Fanciers. 237S s. 9th st., Phila.
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Insnnrfnnf-

InlpOrtnnI.
When you visit or leave New York city. save baggage,
expressaRe and So carriage hire. and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central depot.
6J elegan rooms. lifted n.y. at q cost Of ons million
yator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse c.rs.
stages and elevated railroad to all depol:: Families niles
Hotel than At any other firstclass hotel in the city.
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FoR DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, depression ofspir'
its and general debility in their various forms,
also as a preventive against fever and ague and
otherintermittent fevers, the "Ferro-Phosphor
ated Elixir Of Calisaya," made by Csswell
Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all Drug
gists, is the best tonic and for patients recover.
ina from feyeror other sickness it has no equal
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Hoods ~SarsapariNa
o Doses One Dollar

Bold by all druggists. 81; six for q. Made only BY
q. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. MAJ.
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Dame Nature is the great teacher and ply
stefan, and Carboline, made from pure petro
leum, is one of her grandest remedies fol
badness. Try it and you will use no other
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"TYhat furniture can give zach finish to 6
room as a tender woman's face asks George
Elliott. Not any, we are happy to answer
provided the glow of health tempers the tel
der expression. The pale, anxious. bloodles>
face of the consumptive, or the evident sui
ferings of the dyspeptic, induce feelings OF
sorrow and grief on our part and compel u:
to tell them of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" the sovereign remedy for con-
sumption anil other disease of the respiratory
system as we'll as dyspG .,>ia and other G;ses
tive troubles. Sold everywhere.
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Nature.

CROUCH on Itch"
"Rough on Itch" cures humors, eruption.
rinc-worm ,tetter, salt rheum, chilblains.
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THE school population Of Vermont Is 49,
0l0.
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THERE are about 1000 scientific societies in
the world.
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Delicate diseases Of either sex, however In
duced, radically cured. Address Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Pretty Women. ,
Ladies who would retain freshness and VI
vecitv TRY t'Vells, Health Renewer.n
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Best Goods are Put In SMALLEST Parcels.
The old proverb is certainly true in the
case of DR.. Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pei.
scarcely larger than mustard seeds, contain.
ing as much cathartic power as is done up in
the biggest, most repulsive-looking pill. In.
like the big pills, however, they are mild aid
pleasant in their operation-do not produce
gripping pains, nor render the bowels costive
after using.
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Young Men!-Read This

ONLY five States now have annual session
of their legislatures.
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Physicians prescribe Lydia E. Pinkhan
Vegetable Compound.
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Enough on Toothacho."
Instant relief for neuralgia, toothache, face
che. Ask for''Rough on Toothache. "l5&25c.
THE taxable wealth Of Missouri has In
creased over Sll ,0O0, 900 since 1883.
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THE total value of assessed property ef Cal
ifornia is $S2l 1887.
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Wamnn'H Face,

The most successful new evangelist III thu
West is q boy aged twelve. He is wonder
of fluency.
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~ None genuine without q bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" OF "Hops" inthsir
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HAPPY ENDING.

r Y6 u-6,
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For a splendid Magazine and chance for EN-
ployment, address VIII Thompson, Phila. Pa
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Long Suffering Of One Of, tho Beet Men Of
P~leaaant Valley, Dutchess Co., Ny
His Final and Complete Recovery frem
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
rI.orsAm.
Fel!on's Graham icur Is iuc.

Fel.on's Graham duur 10 hue.
Dried Beef AMI Dried Beof Tongues
al bpuche'r, SIS Main ST. eet.
Try our 400 'es-. b. q. wELLyR &
Co, corner of HAYWOOD and El,n.
Have juet received Hors" R,dish IN
bottles and tue root, At Bouchs's, sl2
Mein street.
All We stk 10 trial OF our 10 cent
toss. wgLLRR 4 Co.,
Corner Harw ood aud Elm,
Tho lstes, ATTY l6s ofiadi.s', gents and
chil irene shoes ~ tha X. PUNISHABLE
Boni snc shoe factory, T32 Elm street.
Tycoon Chou Tea, blended with a
Wow 10 deiicacy ol ll.vor aud aroma,
only 81 ceg'e er plund NJ SIS Main
street, A. 4 Bouche.
IL addition tothe handsome wa.che.
xnd cha,a. given away by EAinhard,
& Co., they nave d ;cid.d 10 and =
charm, ' ~ mach the appearance Of
q ssu.aso without the odof).
Nssrs. II wsec 4 Lsmnnn, who are
30 widely knnvn w tho STATE, have
purchased the busiRoys OF Niddletons.
5 swsrt & c., and Will continu, bust
ness In tnu old llue a. the old stand.
A team st,acned to Que Of tbs Texas
Ice o m rany's Wagons ran AWAY on
L m street yes erday sorniug. They
ran the wagon sk4iust apony hitohed
In frout o. Sangef's, badly tbiurirx the
animal. They were ,argAt without
other dssnsgo.
Boys cali IS the Hunatable boot a
Shoe Company, 1l2 Elm street, and sne
VIII HunstHblo's three new styles OF
toes On sba,,s. The Dude, Walfen-
last, ana Dallas too. Leave the pho.
tcgrsph of ,our foot there, aud the
shoes won't hart yoar corns.
Ne,srs. Mu,s & Cassidy, prominent
nlnners cf Ferris, who were recently
onrnei out, are In tho city, aud have
med- sfrsugefnrrts 30 pu, IA the Nun.
gefs,s,em Of bs adllng cotton. Tns.-
sehtis psn ~sre tue frat to ever intro
ducu e.tcgic liehts In Gins.
We tske pleasure IN calling attention
To TIE house 20 MR.. X. Cbesnut, No.
oi2 Elm s'ses', dealer In millinery
10 ids snd nstscns. This 10 one OF tho
slhe.f h,upse IN our city. having
opened here m 1873. Great sssdn IL
cue ,he rroprietre-s for tbs kkulful
M suas ment Of her business. which
b,s zSosn srom small tee,rnine n b.
otv % The lsfaess IN me ely, bumbef.
1oR esncfs l'o polfooo ~ nest eomllioo
Y - ~ = sS<sss - - -
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Letter Fr.m aeut,suc.

MoNTAGuS, Nov. lS.-lCorrespond.
once l-Sitardsy evening, at y meeting
OF ci,sesa az thc town, reports of tho
comGii,ees wera received relative 20
tho oona,Iue,ien OF the Montague,
Red River d South western railroad
90 the imposition submitted 10 thom
by Sessre. W. a. Morris, q, q. White,
r. Al. kinsay, Il. u. Bavers, A, L.
Ms,lock ami j y. Stew ar, Tho s,c w
he the incerporg ors Of eais road. Tho
reports ave satisfactory 20 th,yG. nnd
work will be con sieueei ia 30 DAYS
ard couplsl,.s itt Ia Mputagus TO some
nni-t on ,he Dsuysr City b. the L., OF
September, lsS6.
AiTesny BUSINESS il assuming 4
hrneE basis and resi- estate Is Ia g..
nand 81 advanced p,iees, anu upscd-
istoss o,a coming iu. II his hofn /.
settled Fac, Smouy our hnsiness men
Tor sras tirt. tat wa rust nave a
road, tsbugh we pulii 4 oursslyes
but za bach prefer = r,hgG from ID ill,a
Ot Gs,usSt j aud eytn reds With
uur N me- iD sssist IN ,hs enterprise,
! besiuea W'sinS ono offtns hpa. ar.
cui'utsl districts g, tho State o, en- IN.
| due
lhct oss IL 20 ha a hora eutnrpsise
Quit of home money, Owned ami N.
irullco by our home n0u. Not oas
dollar hts bsen sskcd outside OF IA
city o. NIntsrnt.
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svrFLAaEsraHr MARKETS


NEW ORLEANS, " v - .Fiou--.Ch, See
80. Ia o.. Us. Extra isncy, $50 10 5.lV
7, inn syta anu wsntes vh-st patents, 8 4
to b.sii.s
&. rn scarce and arm at sitoy.
Hay sishdy.
Hvg p,odae,s quiet. bat s,esdy.
Couse all, no earsos., common ,o
prime. o. 10 ~
Coitotste oti sasltr
sugar IN { cd deinsnd a. fall prices,
MA ke, active. 4 IA and hls he: cten
hetile, ehuice.4 ricl y isa., s. ics
z 20 rhine. >, 10 u, piime. 81 to o.
20, &c ttiilfai .vcd prime. a to2i: I In a,
ptlbe ilt ~. ,-iuusun 10 eoof common.
AL -; itfeilsr, sts 4
EfchstE Oh New Yok. eight q par
Clearing. " the banks 10 dsy. u. on,ios. :
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PERSONAL.

Mr., J. q. Preston, Of Jefferson, IL In
the SHY,
Mrs. j. + Mcleod ia visiting friends
In Paris.
Mr.. joe +. Johuson, OF Mckinney, IL
In tho city.
Mss Net,lo Bailey is very slsk with
dtnyaa fever,
kr, J ]. Levy Is out, a,ser an attack
oi tho dsngue.
Mr.. 7. W. Anderson, Now otlcsr., 1,
x the 81. George.
Mr.. Gsorge A. Yaueoy, OF Kansas
Chy, IA In the city.
Mr. Il T.Adams aud family, OF Kaur.
man, are Ia the city.
Colonel L. q. Kaight Is down with
the dresdful dengue.
J.H. Muckleroy, OF Terrell, 10 stop.
ping at the 81. George hotel.
Nc. W. 81. R.a, marshal OF Fort
Wur h. IL Al the s.. George.
Mr.. Harrington ard Miss Ida Ear.
rinstor, OF Piano, are IL the city.
Mr. J. W. BlsckmAn, Fort Worth, 10
View OK the sishia Of tho metropolis.
AIR Robert Montgomery, OF the city
hall, hes become hllst;uus; he has the
uengue.
Mr.. Win Wilkins Is laid up with
The dengue. Nothing like boing In
fsshi,n.
Csp,ain J. r. ltsrphy was on ths
srtet ,e~iVidsy After a severe turn OF
the dsrsue.
H. "a. Herd,rsop. district collector
of seveaue, o. Sulphur Springs, IL reg.
'sssfed a. tue 81. 0eorgs ho,cl.
Miss Bap,ie St-paanson, whp has
been quite III with the deneue. WIS
somewhat impruved last evening.
hrs. J. d. J~kson aud Miss Luia
Fisbhprfy, Of Ns1ia. are vitiiipg the
family o. n. u. nAnus, Ross avenue.
nsrry Cssstshle, the popular rsp,e.
tentative ~ venshie a 'Hsyman, of
New York, 10 a. the o. ososee hotel.
ar. J r. Davis ard Ml-s Alice Me-
son. II Wsx>hnchie, ~ho wtfe - srflei
o. that place vestsfdsy afternoon. NJ.
sivd In the elty Last evening aud are
Qesrtsred 81 the B.. 0eurse hotel.
xlrs. Dr.. \. ussmsn. 7ip Elm street,
ub0 wos called aw4y In e-psembsr b.
: oispsocn aonooncire the death ot her
No keh D.. ! y. Hniweos q - seco.
oooe1las u1ll sooosn ~ b .1iae oo-1sy.
- - - - 2; g:
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syoamar. Street.

DALLAS, Nov. k.-lEli,or HKnALp.l
Why "a It such an Onslaught, 10 In de
en- MIR. W. A. Jones in regsra 20 the
opening Of sycamore streetg He, IL
his judgment, thought he hsd been
wTongot, aud took the only recourse
vNd 60 judgment Hgsirst the city
Hts a,tofneya sold their inl.r.ri ia
what was recovered 90 the oiv. All.
Jones hes no oi lection 10 selling whs.
hs rec0s cred to the city at y fair vaiu-
alton. The city Ignored HE c'al,u, but
eJul0 pay tue attorneys 'toreserted
hg a number II the cuuucli") rhe
csse was top, in the courts u ore than
10 wears alUna by the city. Mr.. Jones
has never received cue cent, snd hss
no,biag 10 disscrge from n citv.
CITIZEN.
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New p,p.ttu,e.

Metre Bros' headquarters, I'll Main
street, is constantly raining "a pepu-
lari'y. Wednesday tveniny they will
inaegnrsts new feature, olssIstinr OF
opon MIR concerts hy full military
band each evenings IN frOut of tp-ir es.
taolishm1n', oppu.ile tho ~. Ienrge
hotel, commencing ~ 4. q. ri. Tbs
pubic ere promised mat ~ y.b,e
fausicsl entertainment. Tso latest
PUBLICATIONS. will ne rendered.
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The bail given las. night at Mayors
hall By the Young Msas Hebrew A.
soci ,ion vas ,i,eresd by quito large
number OF iavissd snoss s.d greatly
e,jly.d be al. ISIS Aueerted uiihsu,
fear uf c1B,feciction ihs tnsre were
m orc besstifui wonrn prsseat than
eva' have been - hor-1 In al sqisi
number ga anv o her pstt OF hs s ale.
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what Y.y SAYS.

Nwas reported ON the street, last
sight That James Scott, who killed T..
J. NcDonouss, had bson captured In
Lancaster, In this county, yes.
trrday evening. II IL re-
ported that when captured
hs ras Ia women's clio hing and was
riding liksa lady upnn very lean
hor..e. i 10 said that he begged pite.
ou.ly ,o be released, saying thai he
rad cnra TO town Ia ttll sOino eggs.
fho tfliciAls who wcFo HctaS,od about
tne .nnr said they srow no:hing
anDu, iC.
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rref...sr nlsek.. MEETING

Commerce Stree, Christisn church
WAS crowded to iis utmost capacity last
night g. hear Professor Back r-psa,
hls sermon on "rbs Tr.umpn " R,shi-
toestess,' ard Il was received sith
greetest interest, and II WINS crafty log
20 zee the large Per septage cf Young
pc p e in the audience. Alter the ser
mon eight PEI sons csme forward to
take tteir stand on the aide OF the
ripht, aud hve we're baptized.
ro-uight his M j.c. will BE-, "The
Resurrection of the Dead, The ordi-
nance OF baptism will BE- administered.
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Bedsced rates from Gil points on the
Texas & PsciiiA rsiway. on tho 10 h
~ d 20ih instants, 10 Msrienfeld tosn.
lot safe. TIE sale lakes place on No.
vgmb,r 81
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A'varSdo station and tho latter 10 Gle
burne station.

Reduced rstss from all points on tn,
Texas d Pacific railway, On tho ~ h
and :O.h instAut-, 90 Mtiisnfeld 20 az
lot sale. This Gallo takes place ON Nc.
yQulbstn
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Ycuna aAd m'caie-A,.sa m
A BURR CgHg.

tue awiui asieci o, oariv vino !.
~. ngs orSs0ip FraSne1s, ties, rpvins. ~
alma and ntSty, with al Its gy.fnI ,il' "
tpte the VEGETABLE segusl, rC,ysruy:
lion, s,is "a, OF Psipitstion OF s6s IN ~
rtiD'Gl.yi Trembling, ssrvnna Dlsshu9|
go HuCB Fc BE FRhEnu, Lace No.
sadness OF ipiTits, pgys frn,sriT,ns., N
IKE to Social Life sud isruodius T,'s'
cAolg. 80.
MAssiS'h;'! 5Fi&. ~ thoss ant,
on Guar many ilfe-N~pfe ~ Physics, +
bihts, @,ditsintty .! SIS Nerves, ar ~.
Irregularities, quickly sisted,
10 WfaHt;aDs t'aEts.e.qo,ro -. Il
LOSING iaaN health. t1d sn.rs, M ss! ~
and money With theae anssipaa AZ \
qnatiAeo q tr',st them, . usir,. fassi ~
Otders to the head. ihrpat, asg,.. nv, W
lnngs sto,lach Ard hcReis, SpFFnjS|
CURED,
LGT NOT FALaE @oDHery dais,mI
. Ia a a.sns ..aa
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Il duced rstes from al pOin's on tho
Trxs- Il Psciic rail~eN, o. tho i9th
ana - u ins;auts, 20 M.rio1feli .owa-
lot si!e. The sale taxes place on No
yymber q.