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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-19

A foreigner may make . mining location and
dispose Of IL. provided he becomes . citizen
before disposing OF the mine. Proof that the
party was not Q citizen before disposing Of his
claim must be afirmstively shown.
Locators and intermediate owners. other
than applicants. viii noe be presumed aliens.
in the absence Of allegation or objection prior
to issuance Of patent
The portion OF o mining claim sold 10 an
alien cannot be patented while such owner 10
an slien; but on hts declaration TO become .
ofuxen his right dates back 70 his purchase.
and he may thereupon secure United States
patent for his claim.
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Western stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO. January Il.
British Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, January "A.
4Os'nts-Steady, unchanged.
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AFTERNOON.

Wheat = Steady, unchanged; sou
January; S07s February; ST14 May.
Corn : Firm; SS1s January, BIZ
February; Az May.
0ats-Steady; 26} january February ;
500 May.
Rye-Strong; So.
Barley-Quiet; IS a IS.
POrk-Stronger; 12.0T1z January.
Lard-Firm; SIS January.
Bulk Meats - Fair demand; shoul-
ders, 4.g0 a 500; short ribs 800 q
eos; short clear, $40 q Gas.
Whisky-I3.
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- nrk STOCK AIarket.

NV yoRK. January 14.-Wall Street;
e+o aLs this morning we're qulet' ana
Genera 9enersl vi firm changes merely fFac-
ti9 TaI YORK, January IT, The
.b new market Get' was more a. active and
s strnpper after 10 o'clock, with grangers
stI St,SSgiaTIv: Northwestern as leading
E RaLIlTe'I later the price declined about
I ! ner cent. on unfayOrable. rumors, put
u l. pc The &c close the whole list was firm
a 80 NJ Michigan Central brought to q
az against IS some time ago.
" sew YORK, January II Govern
,nents strong. Railways irregular,
Stocks during the morning were quiet
and generally frmer, but Laekawanna
declined ~ and Western Union q,
Changers moved up q to IL: In the
afternoon there were untaVorabie
Tl,mors. none of which could be traced
IN a reliable source. The market, how
ever weakened q TO Z. At the close
there was a rally of e to a. Compared
with Yesterdays closing, the prices were
L to / higher, except for Central Pacl-
6c. oregon Transcontinental, Lacka-
wanna and Western Union, which are
y 10 \ lower.
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COMMERCIAL.
..erERN MARKETS.

EASTERN MARKETS.
.,.,. stocks, Grain and Cattle
@On Reports.
Petroleum.
WV YoHx, January l4-PetrOleum
firm, 70.
Bullion.
n.r YoaK, January l4-Bar silver
1855.
New York Money Market.
NEW York, January "A.
,,..,or easv; 1@2. Closed offered u.
5 hGms paper ~ q g..
ELllF9 bills firm, 8lh. os,
Gf e exchange demand o0A'
New York Wool.
NV Yonk, January 14--wOOl'
quiet, firm ~ a %
reyas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
4IA~@
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, January 1.-THE Drouefs'
journal reports: Cattle receipts 5000;
weak common TO good cattle 10 a Is
lower; good to choice shipping, $50 a
625; common TO fair, 400 a 5.25;
stOckers, 3,35 a 4.l5; feeders, 4.20 a
$50.
Hogs-Beceipts, $4,000; slow at yes
terday's closing rates; rough packing,
40 q 40; packing and shipping. ABS
g ass; light, lis a 4,35. Closed with
about 5000, including late arrivals.
uEsold.
sheep-Receipts 5000; very active, 10
a . lower; common to fair, 225 q $40;
medium TO good, $50 q $50; good to
choice, 4.G4 a $50.
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york Money Market.
rew York Wool.
York Mining Market.

wo1v January 14.-In mining
!. NEW Ias the boN quotations were: Horn sii-
shares e ~ inc standard A, Union Consoli-
yer 29S, 0 SnnId & Curry LIS, Sierra
dated 81 e Sutro 10. Oriental q Miller
: ee on5 Con STl Cal. & Virginia 81
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Ihe COnneetleut senatnr.1,in.

Ds ,aaalIoaD, Conn, January 1.-The
non;. oia',c caucus, this afternoon.
United ; go William H. Barnum for
esn es,' eesies Senator. The ReputIi-
The PsoIISS nominated 0rville H. Platt.
ballot i P a;.l majority on Joint
Is csrtsi,e 'ghty-two. Plattss reelection
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ROBERTS & NELDEN,
2 was5s-als D RUGGISTS. sa as Hs sssi

following leading
Line Goods shall be pleased
for needed:
Parke, Manufacturing Chemists.
Co Perfumes, Preparations,
HomRepatic Medicine
BrOthe
Henry roeInn
Conc
Fire
Bradley. Artificial Legs,
] S. CraWfor Artificial Legs.
Keabey a.
August Clutches,
q Co. Surgicsl instruments
C. Elastic
Wills. Richardson & Co. Diamond Dyes Kidney Wort
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
No. geo :. Main street, opposite Postoalee,
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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ask yo5S ARE are troubled with dyspepsia
Ash BIZ nggist for bottle of. Priezly
VOC m Ils. Take it as directed and
De cured. 49, 1'su fAaiu
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,,..sv. stocks, Grain and Cattle
HUn Reports.
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-, yogx, January 14-Petroleum
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We wish make clean sweep the remainder of our
Winter Stock in order to utilize the space for Spring
Goods, and offer all Winter Goods at less than cost
The stock consists OF Ladies' Misses and Childrens I'm
derwear and Hosiery, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
Woolen Goods Gloves Ladies DESTROYS of purchas
ing goods in these lines will do we'll compare prices
and save from 20 20 35 per cent
SIMON BROS
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, January IA Wheat mar
ket opened weak at 855s; closed strong
and higher; SO14 cash; 81 February;
slsE March; S71[ May.
Corn-Stronger; 375s cash; 374 Feb
ruary; SIX March; 411s May.
Oats-Firmer; 26& cash February /;
26A March; S01{ May.
Wyh;skv-19
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No. eeo :. Main street, opposite Postoaiee,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-30

GILMER, April 21.- Special The
election OF city officers, held here yes
terday, passed OFF quiet and orderly.
The following officers were elected:
Mayor, G. w. Kerns.
Marshall, II. D. Shadick.
Aldermen, W. IL. Brown, first ward;
w. +. Snrum, second ward; w. Bayo,
third ward; j. D. Glass, fourth ward.
The telegraph lines of the Texas d st.
LOUIS railroad were down north Of here
8Il night, causing considerable delay Of
trains.
The railway fraternity of this place
were made happy yesterday by the APP
pearauce of the pay car, this being the
first time it has been out since Decem-
Der.
Miss Emma Miller returned home to-
day from Tyler, where she has been
visiting for the past week.
Miss Iva Smith is visiting friends in
Pittsburg.
F. j. Minges, OF Gatesville, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Giimer can boast OF the best shooting
club in the country. The boys are also
organizing a base ball club and the
champions of Texas had better look
out.
This evening while the clerk had
stepped out for a few minutes, the hard
ware store OF T. Z. Barnwell was bur-
glarized of O fine Smith 81 Wesson re-.
volver. No clue to the thief.
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Judge Lrnoh al PaIestine .

PALESTINE, April 25.-LSpecial. l-JOhn
Pryor, a negro, was foHnd hanging dead
half a mile from town this morning
with several bullet holes in his breast.
It Is not known who did the shooting,
except by surmise. Pryor suits the de-
scription of the man who assaulted a
5respectable married lady ia this city
night before last. 1t is the verdict of
ali citizens who hold woman as sacred,
that no has met q just fate. This is the
second negro hanged here for the same
offonse. The white men of this town
are determined To mete out terrible
puuishment to any black fiend who at
tsmpts the commission of this awful
Ssri;fla
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Capital CITY Cuttings.

AUSTIN, April A.-[Special.l- 1.-The
ranger force has been cut down to SO
men, rank and file, and 1t is intimated
that still greater reduction will be
made by mastering out Capt. Seekers
company on the return or the adiutant-
general from New Orleans. He and the
governor are expected home on Sunday
night.
Secretary LAWRENCE of the land board,
is receiving some applications to pur-
chase from actual settlers. and it Is
believed that when the board again puts
for homes will be great. Thus far since
the organization of the board some 1000
actual settlers have permanently ioca-
taa-
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A Steamer Sunk at Galveston.

GALVESTON, April 24.-The German
brigantine Clementine, Breymann mas
ter, from Rio de Janerio for Galveston,
sunk at an early hour this morning
in Bolivar channel, while entering the
harbor. The Clementine was from Pa
penburg, Germany, and was of about
$50 tons register. Her cargo consisted OF
1900 sacks OF coffee consigned to Lee
gierse IL Co., OF Galveston. The cargo
was valued $4,000; fully insured
in the Thame and Murcury
insurance company, (limited) OF
Liverpool. The vesse! was
valued at $4,000; insured one-half
in some German company. When the
captain reached the outer harbor, a gale
was blowing. The night was Intensely
dark. AS no YVES about TO drop anchor
for the night he discovered that the
vessel was on q bar and the only hope
OF saving himself and crew under these
circumstances was TO cro73 the bar.
CroWding on all sail, the ship bounded
over the bar. but Immediately began
10 sink. The captain and crew mar
roWly escaped ~ the neighboring light
house. The vessel ia total loss. An
effort Is to be made to recover e portion
of the cargo.
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New York, April 25-When DIR. Doug
lass left the house at $50 a.
IN. he said that Gen. Grant had passed
II very quiet night. He thought
his slOop was somewhat broken. So FAR
as the physical condition OF Gen. Grant
IL concerned, he might with safety be
removed 10 the mountains or the sea-
side tomorrow no exodus Will occur
until tho lst of July. That the general
will survive the summer IL the belief OF
those ia position 20 know.
Arrangements have been completed
for the removal Of Gen. Grant and his
entire family 10 Mount McGregor some
time during tho latter pert OF juno. The
use of the cottage OF Joseph w. DreXol
was rendered to Gen, Grant this morn
ing. aud was acc pied ny COL. Grant IN
behalf OF his fat ar. Col. Grant said 10
the gentleman " no had called 10 conf
p',tc the grrsugo ments for tho generals
Irip. That if his thor continued 20 i'm.
provo for one u onth longer
as rapidly az he had ouring the
past low weeks he would be
stronger thnn he wa q ygur ago.
Iti5aXp0c,ed that DE-. Douglass viii
remain With the general during his
stay iu tie mountains. Gen. Grarts
physician decided sometime ego
that CJauge to dryer
atmosphere would be more bGuo-
fetal; that 10 would he uuwisa Cor tho
general 10 spend The warm mouths al
The sCashOr9. Mr, DreXel has given ai
r8C.i0us ,Lat BIS cottage shall be put ma
order no once TO: the generals family
and viii sonQ quantity
of brio q hrac and pictures
from his residence to make the summer
homG OF the so loring general as pleas
ant as possible. Col Grant says tbtt he
believes bis fathers changed condition
was duo in great measure 20 the many
kind and generous manifestations OF
public interest and regard.
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Bal d Brsvities,

BAIRD, April 24.-[Correspondence.)-
The recent rains did not much harm In
this immediate section of country, but
west the crops in many places are seri-
ously injured.
District court is over and clients are
generally satisfied with the result.
The case of Callahan county VS. s. r.
Dunagan, ct al, for one league Of school
land IN Floyd county, resulted in YER
dict for the p.sntiff. This was the
most important land suit ever brought
in this county.
Work on the court house is retarded
only by the elements.
Several nice residences are under pro-
cess of construction, cistern and wells
are being dug, and it is now demons
strated TO a certainty that there Is
plenty of water OF good quality from 20
10 90 feet down.
There will be & grand supper and ball
given by the Odd Fellows on the 9th in
slant, and tho preparations for such are
great, and general good time is antici-
pated by all. THE different lodges OF l.
o. o.. IF. are expected, and the orator
will pour out their sweet-scented ora
lions IN great profusion.
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The CRIMINAL CALENDAR,
isupor LYNCH At PALESTINE
.esrson Convicted at Aust ina Life Sen
ssnee at Houston-Asssssinati on In
Aiabsms-Dead Ofhoer and
desperate In Missouri.
The Galveston Election frauds,

GALVESTON, April 23.-The attention
. politicians is divided between three
contests now In progress, AZ follows;
The sherlifalty contest, Jennett VS..
Owens; the mayoralty contest, Fulton
W. Atkins, and the aldermanic
contest, Quincy VS.. Allen. The latter en-
Qaged tho attention OF the committee OF
tho whole In the city council today ana
Toni ht. Thirty-one witnesses were ex-
anained whose testimony showed great
ooseness and irregularity In receiving
and counting the ballots prevailed at
the eleventh ward poll. Az the con-
clrslOn Of tho testimony or tho last wit
ness, counsel for contestants
argued thas sufficient evidence
had bsen produced % show irregularity
and fraud, aud proposed that the com
ballot box OF tho eleventh
wal and count and compare
the ballots with the testimony
OF witnesses. Counsel for contestee
forcibly combat:oi thls argument,
which resulted in spirited discussion
1cfveoa counsel. AZ IT'S conclusion m
tho committee adjourned until 10
.. m tomorrow, when tho question
OF going into the poll box viii bB de-
cidta. curing the investigation the
CITY hall was densely packed by inter-
ostec spectators.
The district court was occupied all
day Uith the JeuCtL Wcns coutost.
forshCrlm, arising out OF frauds alleged
J 20 have boon committed, (als0 IN the
Ei0vouth warO NJ the CIcc-
ton last November. Deionueut
Owen presented gu exhaustive
appiic non Tor another continuance. On
tho ginund that h0 could not safely SO
to tflM for went of 'imply m4ttilil
to tho celouso. Plaiulu Jonu0tt Bit
terly oup1sel td5so grounds
for confluence. Discussion upon
this rolnt occupied tho entire day,
when no court luc'- gTsLl1G the COM
tinuanco until next term.
The committee OF the whole
has cDntIpued the mayoralty contest
from eav 10 day aud win 9ko 10 mp inn
meuintoly Oh conclusion oi inc alder
manic contest.
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SHERMAN, April q. - Special, r.
sherman has Tor three days been rs
completely Isolated from the balance OF
the world as aho could be were she 80
miles from q railroad. No Dallas or
Fort Worth papers have arrived since
the 2ist, so cannot tell whether the bal
auce OF Texas IS under water or not.
The Texas & Pacific r ailroad company's
bridge over Post Oak creek is beng re-
constructed, ana trains will loo able TO
cross tomorrow. The last of the old
veterans will leave to-day. They weTU
all water bound for two days.
Capt. Joseph Gunter, learning that
Capt. Henry Stout had been burned out
few days before the assembling Of the
old veterans, started contribution with
500, and through his solicitations from
others, raised the OLD ranger 500 ana q
silVer-heEdeQ cane. Mrs. WiuCkler in
terviewed the Old man for TWO or three
hours, cleaning material for an article
for the Prairie Flower. She had no dis
position to hear of his Indian
lights or bear tales, but desired informa-
ton IN reference TO their mode of life,
dress, the styles of fashion in head gear,
rules OF etiquette at entertainments,
method of courtship and how the girls
receive company, when the one room
OF tho log cabin was parlor, sitting room,
guest chamber, spare room, dining room
and kitchen. His "reminiscences were
very vivid, and win no doubt be enter
tanning reading.
The city council, fearing damage suits,
has ordered the street commissioner to
repair all bridges and culverts i'll tho
city limits without delay.
There is residue Of $40 on hand after
entertaining the cid veterans, which by
a vote of the subscribers will be given to-
wards making up a fund to bring back
the remains of johnson from Mexico.
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otis beauty truly blent whose red and
white.
Natures own sweet and cunning hand laid
on
Pozzonis powder impartsa richness
Making the skin AS soft as down.


GRAHAM, April 5.-lCorresprndonce.
Young county for tho last four days
has, from heavy rains, presented deer
water scene that would mako Galveston
envlous. All OF the streams are very
much swollen and the earth IL thor.
oughly soaked.
Wheat, oats and corn are looking
nicely, Live stock of all kinds Is ini-
proving. Tho cattlemen have started
on thor spring hunt.
When Dallas gets ready to build the
railroad 10 the coal fields
Of Wise and Young counties
she can depend OF Graham Tor
libe;al assistance; ut present the trade
goes 10 Fort Worth and Weatheriord,
but a road constructed over the rOute
suggested by the HERALD would throw
tua anure trade TO Dallas. The BERALD
should continue % urge this matter with
It's characteristic energy until Dallas
and Graham are connected by steel
rails.
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war on Old Rags !.

New YORK, April 24.--A conference
OF the health officers of New York,
Brooklin, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
Haven and Boston was held at the Fifth
Avenue hotel yesterday, to discuss
quarantine matters, and TO
agree upon uniform regulation
so as to prevent the introduction OF
cholera into this country. Yes de-
cided to establish new rules throw
additional safeguards afou |sse nov
In forco. The matter Of mission
Of o. d rags was taken M lilly dis
c1ssed, and Il Wes Coazf 70 estab,
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Murdered by y Mob.

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-The Times
/! Democrats Farmersville special says
that on Tuesday night four men went to
)sthe plantation of A. III. Mabrey, took a
negro from an clubhouse and began
whipping her. Nabrey started to learn
the cause Of the disturbance, when one
"a the mob shot him through tho heart,
Killing him. The woman identified two
Of che men, w. @. Henderson and Wal
1 ter Ferguson, who were arrested.
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mr. McIntyre's Trouble.

& EoRr WORTH, April %.-[Special.l j
William Capps, attorney for Mcintyre,
who went to Mexico for COPYRIGHT
and Mcintyre in October last, received
= telegram from Mcintyre tonight
that he Is in jail in New Orleans. Capps
= trial On writ of habeas corpus, and
calling in that, will 80 to Albuquerque
with his client.
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Ap Officer and q Desperate Killed.

WARSAW, Mo-, April 25.-Joe Eaton,
y noted desperate, residing near Fair
Held, ehot and killed Clay Jeans, city
marshal OF Warsaw, early this
smornfng, while resisting an attempt
the county, who was assisting Jeans,
them shot Eaton three times, wounding
HIM m0rtally. Eaton killed man a
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steamed w supor.heAied steam process,
The sulphur process wns declared 70 be-
failure and the conference decided
against II. II was mentioned Incident.
ally tnat tho tact Of there being 40 few
cases Of smallpox In New York city
during the past month was traeoable Va
the stringent regulations ordering
ali old rags 10 DO disinfocted. The de-
clsion reached TO make close quaran.
tine against all old rags will be carried
cut nj all tho Atlantic ports, and will, II
In believed, prevent the introduction OF
any diseases into this country through
such importation.
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MEXiA, April %. Special - Jim
Bluett, a negro drayman,w was shot twice
this evening by J. q. Kirksey. One ball
passed entirely through his right arm
aud another entered the back Of his
neck. The last wound has been prObed
and the ball remains In IL. Tho doctors
think he may recover. The cause OF the
trouble ID not fully known.
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Burial of the Victim of the Trunk
Tragedy.

ST.. LOUIS, April 25.-The funeral of c..
Arthur Preller, the victim of the late
Southern hotel tragedy, took place this
afternoon. A number of members of
the Victoria club, local English
socie'y, assisted Jas pail bearers. the
body was laid temporarily in a vault in
Bellefontaine cemetery land will be sub
feet to the orders of relatives. Rev. DR..
Brooks, to whom Preller had letter OF
introduction when he came here, Of
l3cfated.
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AUSTIN April q. l-SpecIsl.l- The
jury ir lhe Pearson case brought in a
OF guilty, assessing his punish.
mout, as ga accessory, 10 30 years In tho
A motion FOR now tIlnl
was cu.trld, Tom Pearson, who did
tho shooting which killed DR.. SuOvgll,
win bB lriul on tho 18th OF uoXt month.
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A ship Seized.

NEW York, April 25.-The Unitod
States marshall this afternoon seized
the steamer City OF Mexico, undor libel
issued by the United states authorities.
The captain of this vessel, John
O'Brien, is now upon trial for aviolation
of the neutrality laws, In carving arms
aud munitions OF war to tho Colon hiau
Insurgents 40 SsVanille.
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Assassination In Alabama.

CHATTANOOGA, April 25.-At Cortland,
Alabama, last night Thomas Little, Il
wealty planter, was called to his door
about dusk, when some one sprang up
In front of him and fred q buckshot
Into his breast. Samuel Livingston,
his brother-in-law, In In Jail charged
with the crime. Much excitement pre-
nnlla
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D,stres,inr death Of q child.

At a coroner's inquest In Philadelphia
recently over the body Of child, the
jury returned verdict that death was
caused by the administration of pat
ent cough syrup containing morphia.
DR.. Samuel K. Cox, of Washington,
states than not l cough medicine IN 10
is free from this objection. After caro-
fui analyses and practical tests he en-
dorses Red Star Cough euro as being
purely vegetable, absolutely free from
opistes, poisons and narcotics. He re-
CARDS il as most Happy and valuable
hiSaoyef.v.
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).3AixEsvILLK, April 25.-lSpecial. i
IN conformity with telegram from
United States Marshal Mckee, the off,
<sfe arrested Buck Bias at Delaware
51Si1d. Yesterday, on q charge of con-
11lra6y with Is others to steal cattle in
1k8 Indian Territory. United States
z 8fthal Grant arrived last night and
11<1sd IN Sherman this morning with
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w EAh AND UNDEyEL-
OPxD RI RTs OF the AUMAN BODY
Enlarged, Developed and Strengthened, ETC.,
san interesting advertisement long run In
ur paper. In reply To Inquiries, we will say
hat there is no evidence OF humbug about
cry highly Endorsed. Interested persons may
get sealed circulars, giving all particulars, by
ssd1ressfpR Write Medical 20. T.. q. Box Dl3,
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oreford,s Acid Phosphate.

| ADMIRABLE RESULTS IN FEvERs.
DR.. ]. j. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says:
~ invariably prescribe 1t In fevers;
also in convalescence from wasting and
facilitating diseases, with admirable
results. l also find it a tonic to an en-
feebled condition of the genital organs"