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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

Your CUTIoURA REMEDIES sell well, ts-
peCially tn CUrICURA SOAP. / sell more
CUrlCuRA than OF any other three kinrs of
skin medicine, ] carry, and the CUTICURA
SOAP sells to my best class of customers Ny
lady customers will buy no other.
II II. SAMUEL, Druggist,
DaAvilie, Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14


GOING EAsT--T. d r. DRPo2,
NO, 5jq-5t Louis Express. $40 &, M,
Leaves Union Depot ......... $40 A. NJ
NJ. 805--Local Passenger . $40 p. M
No. S05 leaves Union Depot 8,20 y. M
Sah antonio Express arrives. .l0:25 z. NJ,
GOING WEST--UNI0N DEPOT.
RIO SVl-Galifornla Express, arr. $40 p. II.
Leaves Union Depot ....,."....., $3.50 r. N,
Leaves Texas 3 Pacific Depot -. $40 p. NJ
N9. SJ5-Locsl Passenger, arr ..ll:6s A. NJ.
Leaves Texas q Pacific Depot 1925 2. M.
No. i63--San Antonio Express,
leaves T. =. Depot. ............. 6:5f A, m
Noa 3O5 and D6 New Orleans Express) run
between Forth Worth and Marshall daily,
Nos SOa, SOl aud 8J6 take meals al the Union
Depot. Nos. ia and l53 connect al Ft. Worlb
with trains to ana rom Colorado City.
Missouri Pacific.
DALLAS AND DENTON
Accommodation arrives. ...........I 1900 noor,
Dep8rig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo F, NJ
GOING SOUTH.
~. j,OuB GSpress arrives ......... Sass A, NJ
ST. Louis Express, arrives. ........ l0;O0 r. NJ
GOING EORTN,
~, Louis Express leaves ...,.... lO:25 p, M
ST. Louis Express leaves .... $40 A. nj.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

n uTICE-BIus FOR WATEHpIpF-UN
~ dcrandby authority off Nc. o.utlUu Oi
the city Council bids viii De- received at 'he
office OF Che city Score, rg .uu O'Clock %.
m., May lN, 1870, for $4,000 worth of water
pipe and special castings Bids Tor piuc per
ton, nud special casting. per pound Il. %. b,
Dallas, cash city bonds ui par
W. r.. PARRY, City Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

Our opinion on the subject oftho CUTIcuRA
REMEDIES are formed from the eXprassio $
of our customers, tod, tail which would be TO
wri t volume. They s'll more readily
than any other blood remedies
BARNABI'S PHARMACY,
72j fulton ST., brooklyn, n. /.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14
RAILROADS
- ~N-~~-s--s~>s--~--=--
NEW RAILWAY TIMn CAR0,
laousten 3 Tsrna aentrnI.

GOING SOUTH,
No, New Orleans and Galveston
,, = express loaiiy) ;,..;........... $3.50 A. e.
eeps sunday $500. ,.............. 1875 +. ".
NO a-Ne" orleans Express daily 5:50P. NJ
No, 8--9t Louis Express daily. 800 A. Nj.
NO ll-Mlxed to Denlson except
bpgd2y),. ,.................... l2:16 p. N,
no, l---st. Louis Express daily -. 9;O5 p, nj
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

tUTCURA REMEDIES hive 20 gToHtCr sale
ana give better satisfaction Ihuu any other
similar remedies I'M the rarkct.
EOpE> PHAR ENCN,
Cincinnati ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

We arc sch Ink ana enormous quantity OF
your tUI1CUHA preparations.
OSCAR LINHE, Druggist
NrnuMnnI IL. N. y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

Your CUTICURA HEsOLyENr Is a staple ar
ticlc with US and Fever have / known of Il
single Instance where 10 did not give entire
satisfaction Yorr CUTICURA SOAP speaks
for Itself and those us ug 10 one will take no
other. p. GUTIERREZ, Druggist,
Santa barbara, Cal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

EOK SALt-ONE SALOON COUN INTER-
II aud bar shelving, lee box and screens.
cheap, Apply to SIMPSON IL HuFFNAE, ISL
Elm sfrepf. MAYS III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14

JonNs'AtDEnoFF, Agent, DAiis,, Ter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-14
Texas q Pacific,

Ro. -. LouIs Express tdaiiiyi :. d D
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

. ia al yos&sIss sto sSf'sse'l
mn~ugvffunrtsi1w e=sssmnstSe
Is -s,s az Legislature =D'
-. IL Inoants e issesrAinHa =
4. -wnuurtisa q ams assn 1an '~ -
v.,qea u he esssts 81 als
r-4,r-seata. % he 5saFds q dsAi1iL
s.os6s-s % sswors n nv nil Enisa
he L1zsslAfHre nay dops 2 ss'
y.,,unsi gsasa % use~eas tie 1po'f@-
Hv contagious diseases MO ms
~,.utsz y . suuursss tie sSHns 4 here
.uv s.nong gnr 1eopie
p,nr,sestl.. . silru2a s~oznpAH'ss ne
,ry.rrs sssurabiy he Re$ssEl o'ii 1n"
-asu, M raugyrss zhlca sll 1robAnly
,..s he Hnnss this SESSION. ts FS9'n'
MINDS lie Legislature so1as 1nig bssh's
-..ize sngresz sesu n 1sa@i 81 ai's
mil ant a 10 81 n shsss 51sEeT on NHr
n,srssss o. s.iE 5sur Is fsse'ls
-,n,;derufsis eagsl s1d us sssurlslts
ne iirps:sg % The point
Ritsgath. ssths 8nus or sssranS ne
u,uussss siss he annG $50 per- lunnm
!. suorpur 9 y he home N Ciiior
saea ii anr sat.seas sssaa 5sr y
siss institution
SSsssats. u me sass 81 r~iieSssng
4s,sa.te Re recommends 2izr sse5
annrs sssrs ) uss lui sauss 5ropnrSHn
n he collection u aie
sgveat.eusst, - he iuaee n silver
he sss.s sas ssssuts0u 81 ne Legislature
n ssIs Silver Convention y be le4n son
NJ Denver and Ssa 1las u sss same
.e:snn % lavs Ys-sis 1uugszg rs1ns,
ssarsd ass aIss 10 anne 1s nsr u me-
naraaizun Congress sasinsr zns IuisT0c
SHE Legislation IN ne nstssz. Inc
message IN aIis sapae > yeagtaE and 1osd-
Eighteenth. ~ ne i've ssssx interest
r. soszks 81 me 1~nuxEallea st.1sS -sFlgHs
n gs-sda sud III he IezatsFss We se
11sai ug n ssss.e EASING; u ne aapss-nr
luslirs u ne 5ees zsssed 1sss 11s 1r1nr-
sBieaes II als 1lissnsss and Vi mr. s-sAr
eat nszsss-
ia conclusion he sirnouissles zie Ign
s1ls4s- aassnncsl ~ he s-ssesssns1lr z1h ~
So sootS 10 ess .s1su sur FeaT sines
~ szoid unnecessary expenditures
nd .is JSss:scs ID he mist -g.d sa5u.
uur aud AUS sustain irnm 3 ngae- CO.
.sian y now aItslnyszat 81 ay
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

rzzseiI 9r1ihgss ggve unfire tina srE9
lave 1rrnAzsea his 08af -nd snuz nEsnEss
sarznsg.v conducted mgr N Brr03n e
~zszesl- and nave removed shEsr ssosG %
MS 71isT= aicknTd Juildiug 1Ers 1rEa 20
Bennington. Ennnson L Gas yyrzesT
ssars. snsns shsy - all times zen n n.
uenss E-sar-Irenflf gentlemen 1aasissz1n
SHOES. $50. an ssssant Liue ID tzfissf ana
salIdrsas font wear 70 sturn n 3esEzt
saeus . largsr sSsnr+zns1f. 5r sslf
zo8da as lower 1r-csz- shAn Fts hszssal
Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10
PACIFIC COAST llTIcEs
tzI-T4- - rzz zzz-rwE-
Salt LAks TntesIggsusa.

sEg Fz4sczs,1s jan Ia Chronicle
Sa2s LAKE. sSecsal ssgs 4 parry II officers
1less-g Eos sI--7a. a sa@5ov Who 1sd
Killed E1ossss ex5ey named Boo R06as;s
fs k1ss CsJ 4oraaa. szms 10 win shs
ssgEgs a. B1retza c45iu, On SANDY
CsasG Tia p1sss fred laa ms cahiu.
Vase WA tzAG zs1. ssmeu aud chill
1sszs a-1 3z4llyaa rsszEas6 sas ira, and
seSsSe1 - s1s eoEs-sscn- Dr. Carhin and
- iGszss soBs s1o2 hs va earring aut
81 1a1gsr, we're bofa Kidd aad ssverA
sSA@gs sozn1s6.
gs1zs Zsze 1-dzy EgI = R-ss.u auin-
c4 70 tie sezool tax ezss aasdsng rhas
sss Gezases lad not sa7eaen<sv nata ans
s1s1s ezsss t1zs IL WA Q Mcrraau 4ae1arian
esESs@s zGf refusing 70 maze ne niruc,
ASe PsrnsGens ag2snss TIE s5llsss5an Of
sss az
gsFJ eTs&n sbos sad killed ainssgs zss.
Sy1ag - SILVER CIsys Eza- The BAL
szSrsc ia adds forehead, ssusiaz IN
A1s1iass 1sssh He Imagsasd asa con-
EA1@s ssrs zseass 10 III arm.
A nepwsy shevsw sA sMe Gamsax,
saS Fz&sczsco Jan. 9-The Exaniaar,.
Dszsag. v. n sgeclas says Dsniag haa
sesn existed ssr se7srag 5ags, sn1 aas aas
sssssse 1GEn yss b. j. Gripsn, 4 ssruer
dsTGsg sseTiS, sos &C 3 sErss aa1 seaan
sh6eN1g gY Town. He Fad shfn1z pr..r,
laes Es owa way tor . eourle ef sxss
saen a rcsse 81 sighs 9s5ssy esuasasiss
ssrs sworn n, ADD s1ecse6ed n arr~ssirc
hsM ~ hs Wa cFsEkiDg 10 a saloau q
Nss r1s 81 the t~slscosss, bus wa 49,
ssfds rslsssed By lis wife. Tke .scurx
szsft WAS rasds 70 srrsss him ia his honss
Das be resisted. Add With ske.z.n 49, -
golvsfs and ds1sd tbs esnsssklsa- r.,
sEss, armed With = Einehss sr rea 80
behSad him, and she soald n1aaLsa4
h&vs ussd II with good effect. sus . 49,.
pfenss vas effected by hs irisuas 49,
inse P:sd1ee him 10 court shen H. Va
required.
General Grant AgaIs-
sAS FEAscIsco. Jan. IA PkIasArrss.
Iinss Washington special says. G..sr,I
urAnss second refusal to acesos .a7.ss~.
mat savors Of charity has donA nrsk =.
Popaisrize The Senate bail fos IA -
meat. Tbs matter. however. il 4 sbes~se
VII Be postponed until The sdssrT
Anosnsr Congress aud another &c.,
Won when the twin measures ~ $3.50
' A1s@eas Of Grant and Porter vii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

4 snr II rsfsan -1cSers M =zr-ss suln.
ma r1e9srsv 1ss1 a t1s zss0r-Enaz1i %
aides rattan E8rx baskets. r1ess Iel
aae zr.5eses With E1iga u make 1u1inEr
5resenrs. P1 4srI-
South Man ssEass. EUREKA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

rss d. Y,nusssurrraess Ease.


4-scaHaEsrru. Egn. 1-31it Homes ID
he Lsz:si2surs sdiUurae1 tu--iIy Until
aandAr 1exa. The 5snXis- 1tsg akAing
e 5AAlnss for Presidsnf no se=n-, "a
unrued without ssfsr.ing IA organization.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

Aans Hannah las nsassrEsf 3 nil a1u
ssrrptinz ssoex If 1sEs. s~esIfsEn sud al
sor.z Il EzElirsrT ga8ds. This siEs 1&z
meyer before ozsn sssa n EdrFses- 4 vtm
zaut something aicsz sdr 1zss1nE- aal m
the Auu;is.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

a. Exrskv axs ~rssngresi ais sE.e=islTs
clothing establishment 8 stIs 1uiininE
fsrrzsriF occupied Jr arzrlxiin Ga n-
gs05s bozzs. gnsre 1s prepared % hn#
ira aess COCOA IN lie I~aMEssss- sin E4i
thsm az he spe=s @drosk 1y-nzs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10
EASTERN NEWS.
/ aM Lsd Aita HIm SEiGu-
GlEFaaufs Glal!dEE.
A. s-c-coLw&sTsEs5 FALLS
~=9S 70 sz< Geo
Ii Exsszs1Ts 5ez-sG 5-g-
g Gods
q srsTY n IA ssSssss ,sesss:s ~
%saass N s2Ta*
III zssE-s Esv srs & s.ss:
zsr-s-
spzsfxs 70 TN sxr-zrz-
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V~asRzssrs2s Jaas 3-lcl LaGsZs
elspsiaad's Esa14s seers-ss7s ssss KS
nosasag nag CAssssaa6 as1 sss rs Sxs<
sas Gag r3sa ss VII .sns - wss&1rz,
sas as 2rss1g ssss he W. ~ arrive
uas4 sssssa . ssr7 ssv tags 81 s@s Izszg-
f-sGsn- %E xaow as As "a 4 fgsss
DAD ast sssaf sfssd srszl la s.Gsxss~s
sasn ia rsslQaasscn ~ Gsvs-zss sssk
s:sssos s5F gsH know sss Las *sex Il -
afnsass1sssssn wa 80 s~asszac.y ezs=ezs
bas- Ia a0s aas Eazs - ssss1z &c ssa
sizrrs
Sea. Sherman u ssvsr ss . e1ss.sez
a. % sas sfsses u Gsn- Gssass &-sess.aasz
% sscspss sas saa9 ssiag rsase9 ssr la
oereas, ss4d o. ssurss .aas VI ~: a
sse1 70 zoe waals tang. sa.t assG.ax nex
VIA ~ Gone soogs - ! g~rssgns ssssux.
sass Eas segas d~sssnss, xksea wa ssezss<
Sef asns wsl1 % rstssns1. 4nsa. 6rs1s Ess
. frea1 WAC Vs. b6s3k Gas ssr haa s.ssraZ
sgss1e 81 s1css WHO ssxs s1s4ra@<z
sasEasslsss ID sis Eehalt u sas Sayxlezssr
aassaass.
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Ffsssesntssss CSssslaad. s<y9gs1 asrs
EAss ssssrsooa from Agsaay.
a ssAsssssAyn in Ia@h
CHICAGO, 5sa. 3-Mss Louise Eay. a
tssessr il 90 ef sas saEas seass.s .srs
as sss tass sAsss pears. rssssase AVS 4au~
dag. sas hss fallen Assy 20 q ssrssss u
tzh66o. Hsr ascss wa "a srsraat 'glev
ard 1As Eak.as . god deal q raoasv
ssssssd ssTn - Psrrsss4 o-sesn. ~
mses q F1l steven pears ago. IN skaea -
ssss As sanrs fssssas q B1s9 eea ~ g.,
sssseT. Mass Rays szesner. sas So -,
gsars ago, bas Es ssvsy xasw Al aa4 80
hs asssA, shsea eessrrs5 .6ens 80
months ssc, tAs rysrsrsg wa ds,i1sS
50 aa1ons sx eAsl1rsn. Tbs eoaa 80,
eSas seoas thFse sssEs ago. aa1 warasa-
Hxs, sss teacher had 70 ell her .eh1l.-,
oss. ~
A mig Esauf.
fsiL&DEITzsa, Jaa. "a special Ia.
spe>se' q the Treasury Dsparsrens. "A.
sisted y " sEAeers 81 the P~ksIAds,ras.
cassSsarsoass, Easds = large ssszars O.
'msss'ed goods, Which Is The largest, eve,
=sds ss this port. The s4izCrs 5000,
!. ~ eA.es o. assorted liquors, 10 ksrrsl.
. bfAndS, n1nbsr o. casks a olive III
snd . lsrgs qusniity Of cork ana ,slss 4.
~ 7sinsd - 10000. The 9oods vs..
tound on board Of The Italian bsrk sesss
sseio. concealed In What the Can,.;.
sssa we're empty coal oil barrels TT.
vessel. ~ veil ~ the cargo. ga fovfs;,4S
sndsr ~ lay. Ths whole seizure -arsana..
70 $4,000. half Of which goes 70 he rs.'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10

-
IL --,a-rr
u TAI. Jan. p views Va
.ye sf.r -hzs William Hart
M Ia uz1stzr g1IErtes smile
-5invdoura tie HsrTpnsz rnAa. Bs@E Ahi'
-. -zssrynxr sftesuo8n. Dsaih nesalisu
uxs~ niuuTss- a IElAErn- ~ -
- stsudinz Ess ibE o ID shH
uurns.e. 1za- zun u 2 IL
---sszt ttrcs 1s 1As 1Of 1ssz sauiurfd
Application Ssr asim""y
4w zg4Esysca. Jan. 8-Af1nsSIts III
-u-,is.,iuu. we're fled tins AissnooH II
a 4srzh !. Sharon n. William
9nsrru. The 1iEinfiff sEs th1s ne ~
aeadsuf 10 1Tds-ed % psx 1s< H-v"a
upufh airapHr, zud SS4No IN
res
"a, Fz.xs1sca. Jazz. a-E5 VII %
min gisaEud. lEts EoprIssor % .
phiIsas4usiA Bre1e<- IE Ee1 Aa -
1ynrsts. Il 1EoE7rss fpr ma WE W.
NAL -rsaesFe l4lf ii It's asssss- lie u
uxauas< % Be divided shAEe .nd sAafe
Aike ma cn1lnrez- E1@ze Ae
.sunt children. TIE ssiEse . @ a
SaA1a9-
vseser-a Tesss.
v-r-oKA. B. c.. JSn- 2-L1@Ee1 s 0eea
.s~s.yai .e.-aas ~Ikudsiidss znd Es&fSolis 1A
he Canadian P<lfe r~sairnaai- Lfsn
ave 9esu ~ ihroaRn .raans fu ihIee
fXrs. The ire n he Wellington 1liis<F
sufadued. al .ts shafts arr . Us.
.rr=k viii 5s surnsd mo ths snAafs 70
gx1sl he Eas.
rae De TsuusssDrsraess esse.
Ian Ezxzczsa1, gEu. a-E1s cass n l.
3. ~sure@ssss. charged win shs saIoaitng %
H. 4 DsE1uug IN Nor ID. res 1alls1 inT
examination so-dgr Giving % ths M
1llirv ii 1ns u lfs attendants coznssa 20
zuuexr. .fls saze Tax continued lrIti 1tEf
Wednesday
Ysg 8wsanfEpsf.
4slrzAaEsrru. Egn. 1-31itI HOMES ID
he -zz.ziAsHrs sdiuurae1 so-d1v 1niii
aaudAr 1exa. The SENATE atsg ss1iug
e 5Allnfs for p-esiasnf no fs=n-, "a
nuraaf without ssfs-sinR IA DETERMINATION.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10
NOTICE


A SERVANT GIRL TO COOK ASDDo GEN.
p sfsi Homework in . small family. aP'
ply ct this Once. diA-u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-10
Dissolution Of GgaItleniil.

" VElcE ~ ERR1EY GIVEN vz.v rv.
vapsrfnsrshfp hsr~safsrs .rts~..h1
- xAe,sso LsiaLo snd Sscs p4.fasss ss
,,n..s eastaesss asz besu da.srts.. - ! sas
A"'aAs scnssns az fas ssov. assnss ~ tas
ANr0aI0 L1rnr1
Ea<sks. lac a tao, NICK PIcrgIsT
1afms
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14
Niagara Falls Rccedlns

The new surveys of Niagara Fnlls
have led to revision Of Sir Charles
L I.l SsiiRG&ntd ' yc a IN ' aalu ing
the gorge back TO the point at which
they nov fall over The fuco Of the clilI
1t appenrs that the Canadian Falls cut
back about . . feet per annnm, willie
tho American Falls, with a smaller
volume Of water, carry on the erosion
at the rate Of less than one foot per am
mum. In estimating from This data ten
thousand years seem sufficient to nc
count for the erosion, and it is not i'm
probable that the wearing away was
more quickly in earlier times than at
present. The present rate Of erosion
il definitely known from surveys madc
in 1912, ls7j aud 1881, bur the dimcul-
~ il to toll what conditions cxisted
Thousands Of ycars ago that may have
modified The rate OF erosion, Phila
delphia Ledger
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14
Mechanism Of the Bee.

An investigator into the mysteries
of animal life nssorts that hcos
working tools comprise variety equal
to Chat of the average ,meehauio. lie
says that the feet or the common work
ing bee. exhibit The combination ofa
basket, brush and % pair of piucets.
The brush, the hairs Of which nro nt-
ranged 10 symmctical rows, Is only 90
be seen With the microscope. with
this brush ofmig dolicacy tho bee
brushes its velvet robe To remoyc fbc
pollen dust vi'h which 10 broom
loaded while sucking mp the nectar
Another article, holioaed like spoon,
receives all Che gleauings which tho
insect carries 70 the hive. FINALLY,
10y opening them, one upon another,
by means of q hinge, theso two pieces
become pair of pincers, which rem
der important service Ia the cOns.ruo-
ton OF the com bs. Selected.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14
Patronlaa the Advertiser.

Our citizens will always find it to
their interest to trade with the merchants
who advertise loo The local paper 4 lib
efd advertiser Is Invariably liberal deal
or BY little Thought and investigation,
il will also I've seen that the success of
a town aud all It's public enterprise depend
almost entirely upon the liberality of it's
business men, and the advertising columns
Of the local paper viii always show who
the liberal merchants are, lrado With
them They build up and keep the town
growing. and are deserving Of yonr pat
ronage A town flled Misunderstanding
mcrchauts would be like unto o city of the
dead and ere long the business houses will
ne occupied hy bats and owls, aud Ga
walk ways bscoiue nioss-coverod. Pat
rlni1u ihu merchant hu diuWn his viii
iugncss to aid in pablo eutegprses.- sun.
day Gazetteer
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14
ALarge DRINK BIN.

The Hon Neal Dow BAYS that the
state of Maine has to pny u 600 600 rs
her share of the "National prink Bill
while half Il million will cover the cost
Of all the liquors omuggled into tho
State aud sold in violation Of the law.
We call it a million. Nobody in Maine
disputes this therefore, Nh Dow con.
linues; awe save at lotst twelve
millions annually as the result of pro-
lhbton, aud Indirectly as much more
resulting in masking Maine one Of the
most prosperous states IN the Union,
while in the old rum timo it was the
poorest, our people apondng 10 sirong
drink the value Of our property of oy-
cry kind, "a every period of icsa tlmn
twenty yoars, ms the people Of the
Union are now doing IN overy period
Of less thn1 tluty.6te yeurs. The
Maine law is no FAILURE but geni
sucaees.p
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14
Domestic Sewing Moot

Tf you want the best sewing ms
light running md easy to operate,
and durable, call on MIR Haldon. II
q warranty and is always here TO
contract. You will not have TO
over tie state to find him to ma
warranty good. He sells machil
$500 less than list price for ras
don't sell any other way. He h
stautly on band u lot of sccnt
machines Of different makes Viii
De sold oheapfor cash. Give him
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14

Az EXCELLENT WnrEwAsH.- Half
a bushel of fresh lime is slaked with
boiling water and kept covered during
the processj STRAIN liquid and add 7
pounds of salt Dissolved in warm wa
ter, three pounds Of rice ground, and
cooked to thin paste aud kept boil.
ing while stirring in; ons half pound
Spanish whiting and one pound ofgluc
and Dissolved in water and added; then
pour over I've gallons Of water aud let
stand few days. When using apply
hot
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1885-11-14

The rayages Of hog cholera are wide.
spread in the wet, especially in Min
nesofa Knnsns, Wisconsin and lllion-
oil. In many sections only black and
epoiied hogs haze been attacked by
The malady. The white hogs are
spared Tx.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-01-20
aSeatn Of CUifaX,

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Jan. 13.-Ex-
Vice-Presldent Schuyler Colfax drop
ped dead in the Omaha depot at Man
kato depot at go this morning. he
arrived over the Chicago, Miiw aukee
and st. Paul hallway and walked
over to the Omaha depot. He took
oil his overcoat, sat down and almost
immediately ly fell over and expired.
dis death is supposed to have been
caused by heart disease. Mr.. Colfax
walked TO the depot, three-quarters
OF Il mile, with the thermometer 80
degrees below zero. 1t is supposed
that the extreme subsequent heat and
over exc. ton caused stoppage OF
the flow of blood to the heart. The
news of his death created the great
est CONSERVATION in South Bend, In
diana, where he passed his life from
ooyhood, and where he was SO highly
honored and respected. He left
South Bend at : o'clock on the morn
ing Of the 18th. A note to the edit
or Of the Tribune from him said he
was compelled to leave that morning
to tlll engagements in Northern Iowa
which We're made months ago. He
concluded his note as follows: 81 feel
regretful that | have to be away from
the funeral of my lifelong friend,
Mr.. Burroughs, for there has been the
warmest friendship between us for
over forty years. 1t would seem
that MIR. Colfax had premonition of
death. On Saturday, in the Tribune
editorial room, he said: 81 have ap-
pointed George w. Matthews my ex-
ecutor." When asked if he expect
ed to pass away soon, he replied: IL
am liable to drop dead at any mo-
ment." Mrs. Colfax is completely
Frustrated at the terrible news.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-01-20

~ by the Board OF County Commissioners OF
Boise county, at the Auditors Office in Idaho City
Monday. january ss. 1854.
up TO Il O'Clock IL of said day. for the purpose CT
.ak ing care OF the INDECENT sick. county pncr iii
otic and insane of Boise county for the ensniug
car Bids 10 be as follows, to-Nit: one bid for
the board, lodging, Nursing, clothing aud washing
for the INDECENT sick county poor, idiGtic and in
sane of Boise county. including the burial expens-
es of AL INDECENT sick, county l.oOr. idotc aul
sane who may die ~ said Boise cennty, for one
YEAR from January IL. 1855. One bid for medical
ittendance and furnishing medicines for the iLdi.
gent sick coEuty poor iiotc aud insane OF t3olss
col:iy ane for aoiding post m9rtem exainiuat ations
on ali who may ais i: The county hospital cf said
conny, and for all post ni9rsea limitations made
at the county seat of said Doise county where toe
same woult be chars4abe to the county Tor o1Ye
YEAR from Jan AIRY Ii. 1884 Bidders Glay include
the above two Subdivisions in bid II so desired
Parties receiving the contracts will be required 10
enter the same in writing. and trtnds with ap-
proved security in ths Of ,ioubBe the alaaounl
of their bid.
SPECIAL ATTFN ION PAID TO ALI BlDS. t1
co Commissioners az tbs nt et;ns-
TIN CARROLL,
Clerh BnaTd Co. Com.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-01-20

A colored barber in New Orleans
spoke of distinguished Senator on
whom he had waited as zone OBJ de
mos extinguished obituaries ob de
place" He had heard of distinguish
ed habitues and wished to reproduce
it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-01-20

Novernor Wm. Hale, of Wyoming
Territory, died on the evening of the
10th, after a lingering illness, from a
kidney complication. He was ap
pointed Governor by President Ar.
thur, Aug. 5, 1882.