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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The BEET SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, UlceFs, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblalns, COTnE, and ali
Skin EruptiOns, and positively CURES
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guar
anteed to give perfect sallsfAOtiOn, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. FOR SALE by Oscar Seltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

Ths.annual meeting OfIhs Eansss
Woman Suffrage Association Is to be
bed In Salina and is announced for
The last week In October. A good
tine issxPscted aud every effort will
Be made TO make the two days of the
Convention both entertaining amt
pT0atabls. DeleRHirs ere 70 be enter
1iHed 81 the hOspiiabte EaiIna
homss. Good spesksFs. god music,
good humoF and god argument are
70 Be en- the programme, and every
BODY oortiaily invsted % Be present.
oppssals e ths a4aal sa9sags moVs,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Publication Notice, No. 54l9

Iaud O9es e aalina. Kans.s. luiy11. lssl-
n1OriCE y hereby diva thai The following
IL uanfd settler ha1 illi n1l ce % bis iHteution
that saii pFaof Eiil - nlale before Eerlsier md
nareiFcr e this olre, e Eeptamhrr n. l1sl,
ViE Caroline soiersfr1Hrl uil5H % Iohan SoIlHT-
rtFani ieeea1el, s1f ttf y n. Iuarlar 90 Ser. o.
II IL s.RAW. n. y LlE7o
He nlues 10 following Witness 20 pruTe bis
-oaiiHugas rrriieHca spa. and euliiFriion 81
ssid iEnd. VIZ.
.saaFsa CrI1a. 1sae 1.sa Bsssn, asa Cas-. sprn-
ear, 81 Dr. creek and Jchn Enckn1n. ~ talun
n=9 J. - HODaEi k4Eizlsr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Rssisr ihnn shs Ernsoisd.

Your letter received. In reply l
am happy to say that PaFkeF's Hair
Balsam did much more for me than /
expected. Ny hair has not only
stopped falling out but all the bald
spots are covered, and ell my hair has
grown thicker, sOfter and more lively
than it was before my sickness = year
ago. Thank you again and again. !"
Extract from letters OF Ne. r. w. T.,
West Fifty-4hlrd street, New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

with a majority Of psoplsit is ut
experiment that DR.. BOssnko's Cough
aud Lung syrup Is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains In the Lungs,
Soreness In the Chest, ETC., but for
those who doubt, ask your neighbOls
who have used Il or get n free sample
bnttle OF Oscar Seitz, the druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

hereby assursd Of sha5 faspal wei.
come and eOnsideratioH vhfeh 8 81.
ways due 10 those VhoSs opihiona
clash With ours, Whlis re Ire % 3
Isnd Of free thOsght, frss ePsech and
free press
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The SalinA Woman Suffrage Assn
eistiOn will meet On Sep. 18th, ~
T:Sa P. ~, a ihe residence Of Mrs. c.
7. Day, vest side 81 iFnn avenue. Al
this mesting the assoeiafioa will be-
gin the study Ofthe consultation OF
Kansas. All those wishing b be.
cone members Of the clnss, are col.
daily invited 20 attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

On. wARN'S sPECIFIC ned
"a. WARNS aPEcIFIc No. S.

Fora al diseases caused by the over oftaiaoro
or liquor This remeta b particularly efiearioiis
10 uEsrtinE pahy sad delirinm trrfnrns. Price
q .0G per boE siE boxes $50.
We Guarantee Cure or agree 10 refund double
Ne ulous sid Certifcats in eIrh bon. This
guarantee applifs n each % our dEe specihe. Sent
81 mail 70 any addrHss secure FROM observation on
rsrripl Of prize. r. careful % mention he nunli
o. Specidc wanted. Oar apeeihcs ar only recon
mended Tor sperife diseasea- BeHare % reuedira
warranted 10 cure al theae diae1ss with one med-
cine ToaFoti crantsrfeiis aud alunys srciire The
genuine order only froIa OSCAR sEifZ, druggist
aaiina, Kansas,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
PublicatiOn Notice No. 5428,
Land oaer at sallna KsB,l,. Aug. g. isss.

Land oaier at Saliha Kansas. Aug. 4, ISIS.
NOTICE l. hereby given that that the fnllnu-
~ ing nauled settler has Sled nutire of his in
teuiiou C. make anal prof in support Of his
Claim, and that said pruof viii BE- made heforr
Register and Receiver 90 salina. kans on sept
liah, lsoa, viz ThunIas Nuudy, n z .sdul for the
SMi section 81, T %. RAW.
lie naules the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residencr upon and cultivation nf sail
land, viz; J. r Chichester. H. Earhart, tieo. "
kuriz and Lewis Thurman all oi bridgeport, X
2S-at in. HODGE. Register.
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Dissolu ion Notice.

De Il knoEn that the frm % Bates 4 Tiukler
lDhas dis-nivei partnership By mutual CONSUL
Mr. kairs Withdnuinr, and Mr.. Thinker Eill
cuntinue under the dTtu name Of Tmklrr. and
he uill make all caliections AMI pay al bills
against the cuuipanT. aud 81 those knouiaE
iheuise indebted a. the above hru vim pielsr
call and setiic on before the tuth day Of Aug
Isl luurs respectfully,
eS-2u. TrNKIFu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
WIVES YHfEERs!l .GTEEfEss!! !!

Be YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN. Lady, who for
many years suffered torInen:s worse than death
from Uterine troubles such falling Of the Womh,
leucorrhoea tWhites.) painful and SUPPRESSED
henstTuaiion, dnally found rrme,iies which COM
pletely cured her. Any sufferer from such dis
etses can take the remedies aud thus cure her
self Without revealing her condition 30 anyone,
o. suhleciing her Wouianiy nioslesty % the Ehnck
81 an examination by a physician. The RECIPES
vita plain directions. will BE- sent 90 any address
tREE oF CHARGE security sealed. Address Mrs.
~ J. BRABIE, %, south 81, Philadelphia, Ia
Name this paper i5-8mo
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Dissolution Notice.

TUE ro-paEtnsIshiP hsEsielefs e1i.iinT ~
n tween A. q. sioipeF, n. Tilgner and James
Barrett, under fha lru name ~ tarfett . Co, tal
this day lea dsaolTrd b nuiIuli consell, Mr..
Barrett retiring. he sra q sieipgr q Iligng
wlll ennfinua bualnefH "a the ED rlace, AL Day
40 lndekledneas % the ate frn snd collect an
A. q. srBLPER.
"a. TILGNgh
AuF. l. lez JANIS RAnREIT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

This name has become 20 familiar
with most Of the people Of the United
States that Il ls needles 10 say thst he
IL the originator Of the great DR.. BO-
sankO Cough and Lung Syrup, the
psOple's favOFite remedy, wherever
known, for Coughs, Colds, COnsunP-
ton and 81 affections Of the Throat
and Lungs. Price so cts. and SlO
Sold bv Oscar SeitE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

d p g. WEsTia aEEFE AID llnuN IER1I-
uETE = Tlaraufand Ereciiie Cor iiyfierll, DE-
negs, CouEulsiuns. fita. hervuua ne1salllA
HanIfnrha NrrVurls rrrrfrufiun eIEand ~ NE 80
ufnlcutrI ~ fniuaros. Mnkrfulnesa. HeIiiiil Do
praaioll fla.Iinrf = tla Drain railing in N
glnifT and lsnflinIF 81 nuiaefy. dneaJ and death.
fATunlsfur5 OH Alsa llarruuneal. Loo ~ power
IN either anr Involuntary Alesll ard fflcriillt-
uETllal ruIlznd hyuTcr1rerttnrl - tii irnin llf
one month i fruafnoIit fimn bon. % ~ bsluHs
f1Ef1 sent b. nail prepliiu on fucelpt u prlee.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Roerr8 any 60. With earh orslsr Irerisesi hyns
fuF aiE bnzHa, nrrompanieli With 9afo. 10 Nlh
aand Tho furcirnsfr oar written gIilfa1inu D. %.
f1nd tlIs monr'T II ths trfafulout doea nut edsct
nonna. GuHrurtaaa ia1IrE DulIhT
JOHN q. WEST a 90,
ga ~. aADisON ST., CHICAGO, lLLs.,
Sole PFup's We1's uver PiIA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
Cures Guaranteed.

Special aitentIun gwen to the sale of stock
aud YARN Machinery. H-f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

40 a. Heek a. hons, $50 Ostat frrs. PAY
VII - ab.oluteiT Hure- No rick Capital not
ANNNH requIrei. Reader, n zee uant tollneal
I|NHN a. uhieh peraona q either naE, yculE 81
81, ezn make Efeat pay ~ he tiule thsy
u1rE, vita atnolula certainty, Wfilo ior n1ftlcu-
iaru - n. HaLLEFf 4 Co. P6rtlaaa. Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
EnHA r BaIsroL JEEHrE A. BEusIos
BRISTOL SISTERS,
FLORISTS.
House and Bedding Plants.

Orisru b telearaph a. unii ioT Wedding. Parties,
funerlls, kr-, viii Freeiye 9rompt afieniiou- D.
W Or. mrveufh Quinry ST. tOne block ffor
Hain ~ q ear Insi TOPKEA, KANSAS. ssnd
fur pFics liza
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

M nv PEGTFI Ne. ..
A Certain Cur,- for Nerv,sus nebiiiiy Seminal
Weaknesz Involuntary Emissions. siefniaiorTho.a
and an diseases Of the gentle urinary organs caused
b aelf-abu-f Or over ndnlEeure-
Price, ei.0u per box, SIX boEes 500
IN. ARMS sPEtIFI M.
For Rpnepiie Fit. Mental Anxiety. Los OF
Mrraory, Soiieniug % the Brain. and an disenafs
Of the brain. Price q 90 pr boz six hoEes s5ol
DR. WARNS sPECIPIC Ne. ;.
For Impoienrr steriliiy in either zeE Loss 90
Power. premature Oh ~, aud all thnse diseases
requiring q thorough inEigorating of the SERIAL
orEans- Prize, e2ni per boz, siE boxes $500
Or. WARNS Specific No.A
Fur Heaiachr. Nervous Neuralgia ami al seuir
dfsenses Of tie nerrots sysietn- Prize, fr pr hoH
Az boxes ioi $40.
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CICERO POST,

AUG TEo ~ H H IA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
Revival Meetings.

The revival meetings at Homo
church, in this county, are still In full
blast after continuance of more than
q month. A great many have boon
conv erted--no count kept for tho last
two weeks. DIR. X. &. Buckner has
done all the preaching except one ser
mon, and IL still holding ouJ with I'M
mons last Sunday, one OF them on the
bank of White Rock creek AT tho cross
ing OF the Dallas and Rockwall road,
where no immersed " Of tho many
added to the church during the meet
ings; others are still awaiting the
ordinance. The congregation at night
was simply immense, the house,
arbor, and road for 100 yards were
packed, seekers could not get through
the aisles. Many arose for prayer,
and two professed conversion. The
work Ii among grown people, and
many OF them Old and gray-haired.
During tho Sunday night sermon
some miscreant scamps threw stones
into crowd by the door opening into
the arbor, and, rs the result, one Of
the hearers was severely wounded in
the head, and lay senseles for some
time. Another was struck In the side,
and still another badly hurt by stone
striking him on the arm. No panic
was created. A sufficient number
gathered around the sufferers, and
cared for them. Others quietly ro-
tired to capture, II possible, the des-
pe-ados, but the great multitude re-
manned quiet to hear the sermon,
which was resumed in a few minutes.
1t Is believed the guilty parties will
/. not be able to avoid detection. Such
conduct is deplored by every good
citizen, and every possible effort
should be made to bring the guilty to
punishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

That Dallas has thestre-going pub.
Lilo ID an established fact, as the attend
ance the past seasons and the leading
companies that have appeared here
will attest. MIR. Henry Greonwall,
the manager Of the opera-house, who
has just returned from New York,
has booked number of first-clsss
troupes, and there will be, to all APP
peArances, q variety Of plays to suit
all tastes and classes Of people.
Tho Dallas opera house will open the
fall season, September 10, with Max
Thorne's Comic Opera company, to be
followed by William Kerssnd's COL
ored minstrols, Louise Rial Comedy
COMPANY. Lizzie May Ulmer In Dads
Girl, McIutire q Heath's minstrels;
8ol Smith Russell, Skipped by the
M8ht o. the Moon company; ThOrne's
Black Flag company, Bella Moore
Comedy company; Madison Square
Thestre In Professor ITALIA Ho;
Wallack's Bandit King CON-
pany, Ada Gray, Kate Castleton.
( Pauline Markham Comedy COMPANY:
: 6hakford Comic Onera company. In
. 1rikado: John 7. Fori'a Opera com.
: pany The World; Zsxo Manic Qusen:
Fsrmef's Daughter; Madison Sousre
Theatre company IN Pfivato Secre-
3D. * aissd f Sicsiss, aES nmss; A ss%ss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

County Treasurer Smith has made
his annual report OF the school fand
of Dallas county, which stacks up "a
follows: Cash Ia hand September l,
1891. $l,l5973; cash from sales Of
County school lands, Si6G 81; cash from
rent on school lands, 81 $40;
cash interest on bonds, $50;
cash transferred from Ellis county,
S22 50; from Tarrant county,
SSl; from Collin county, S2L10; total,
$50, l. las; paid out to teachers, S?5,-
AL 10; paid for building school houses,
$505.20; paid for rent of school houses,
S3li.5O; tor repairs, s220.05; for furni-
tuFe, S217.a9; cash paid 10 county judge
for services OK oili0io "a superinJend'
ent of public schools, SS52; cesh paid
Collin county, SS72.l0; TO Ellis eounty,
$50 20; 10 Tarraut county, SSS2 -; paid
East Dallas pro rata of county fund
S 20i; paid TO Dallas city pro rata
county fund, S539.S3; paid treasurer as
com missions, SiS; balance on hand,
S7l9.Sl. The State fund for 1855 IA $50,
lib 20; county fund, S3l ,GS6 ~; the sun
OF which funds aud the balance from
1884, amounts to $32, 5l92l,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

SsrSS y P:slor '' HssoZ;; K.s BsSy u
Fred warde; ). O'Neill, In
Monte Christie; Roland Reed;
Peck's Bad Boy, o. d. Byron, Patti
Ross. Alvin Joslin, Hobbies, Herr
Bandmsn, the greatest TRACE alan now
on the stage; Dan Sully, in Corner
Grocery; Fun on the Bristol, NJ. b.
Curtis, In Spot Cash; Harry Lacy,
Planters Wife company; Annie Pix
ley, in M'liss; Charlotte Thompson,
w. II. Scsnlon, Lizzie Evans.
Kate Ciaxton, Carrie Swain, Bar
low, Wilson Il Rsnkiu MINISTRIES,
Milton Mobiles, DEVILS Auction, kirsl-
fy's, In the original "Black Crook"
"ATound tho World In Eighty Days"
Manager Greenwall has spared
nothing in bringing to Dallas a list Of
attractions that never has been equal
led. He has filed tho time for tho fol-
lowing houses in the State: Dallas
opera house, Dallas; fremont opera
house, Galveston; PILOTS opera house,
Houston; Fort Worth opera house,
Fort Worth; Turner hall, San An,
tonic; Willet's opera house, Austin |;
Brenham opera house; Gainesville
opera house; also for Sherman, Deni-
son, Waco, Tyler, Paris, Palos-
tue, raxarkana, Hot Springs,
Helena. Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Mar
shalt, Shreveport, Beaumont sind Lake
Charles, Mckinney, Corsle0na, and in
fact, placed attractions in - houses
in tho State, giving him power to
give a company five weeks time.
The people Of Dalles can congratulate
themselves on live management, and
wilt do all In their power TO mako the
Dallas opera house u success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
A scandnious Outrage on Religious
e, Worship.

A Scandnious Outrage on Religious
Worship.
The public have already boon ad-
visod Of the meeting and religious OK
ercises which have been in progress
for some time near the Orphans Home
church, two miles north OF Scyene. A
largo number of converts were inn
mersed at White Rock bridge, on Sun
day afternoon, by Rev. II. q. Buckner,
In the presence of very large assem-
blage OF Interested spectators. IL IL
with great regret that the reporter Is
compelled to chronicle the iact that
these devotional exercises hav-
rupted by boon most ruthlessly inter-
parties, both male and female, from
Dallas, whose demonstrations of
rowdyism would have disgraced the
cesspoOls OF Gotham itself. l. )ud and
abusive language was freely INDUCED
In by them, and some of the partici-
pants in the meeting, who could find
no seats In the crowded church, were
ri oned and otherwise assaulted by
reckless persons, who lived In the
neighborhood fthe church, with rocks
and other missiles. Mr.. Lee Kirby
was stunned by blow ON tho head,
and Mr.. Flu Minyard aud another gem
tleman severely bruised by stones
thrown into group where they were
standing. The officers of tie law aic
In pursuit of tho offenders, ana the
statutes are particularly severe under
which they will be tried.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
HrapL Prniri0'A Trnuhlea

School affairs seem, this lyear, to be
most prolific source Of trouble, and
the people Of Grand Prairio are not
exempt from their share of dis
quiotude. Professor Foraker seems TO
be the central figure Of the difficulty,
n largo number of tho people being in
tent upon his employment as the odu-
cationsl engineer of tho district,
and also Il considerable party opposed
10 his occupancy OF that position. On
Sunday tnero were several fights and
the excitement has arisen TO such n
pitch that tho local justice has found
himself powerless 10 control it. Ho
has appealed to Judge Bower, and 1t is
not altogether unlikely that tho very
strength OF the laws may be invoked
before the disturbance is quelled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01


City w. Joe Ashnoy, Jim Burns and
JEFF Tilloy, drunk; fined So.
City VS.. John Smith, drunk; fined ST..
City VS.. john Il. Webb, carryingea
pistol; continued.
City VIZ. John Il. Webb, drunk; fined
50,
City vs.. Joe Ethrldge, drunk; dis
missed.
City Va, Joe Ethridgo interfering
with police; fined s..
City vs.. J. Il. Chandler, vagrancy
continued.
City Va. Jack Thompson, drunk
fined So.
City Vi. Jack Thompson, interfering
with private property; hned W.
City vs, u. b. Cosgrifi, abusive lam
guage; fined So.
City vs.. William Metzger, assault
and battery; continued.
City VS.. Isaac Davis, jumping on rail-
road trains; lined 50.
City Va. j. II. MARITIME, violating Sun
day law; fined $50.
City vs.. Eva Williams, discharging
fire arms In the city; continued.
City VS.. Charles Day, drumming
without license; dismissed.
City vs.. Adolph Frankie, drumming
without license; dismissed.
City Va. j. IL. Taylor, failing to pay
dog TAX; continued.
City VS.. John Ryan, falling 10 pay
dog tax; continued.
City vs.. ALI Lyons, nuisance; con-
tinued.
JUSTICE SCHULZ
heard the following cases this morn
Ing:
Oscar Roughton, assault with intent
TO murder G. Spivey.
Nellie Jackson, u common prostitute,
for vagrancy.
Tom Chase, for horse swlndling; set
Thursday, 0 a. IN.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
Ed. Brown, charged with being
drunk; fined 81 and costs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
Cotton.

Farmers from the noighborhood all
say they have had sufficient rain for
the growing cotton, and 1t is estimated
by men whose experience and obser-
walton entitle them TO be heard, that
unless premature frosts shall appear,
the crop of Dallas county alone will bs
increased from 5000 to 5000 bales, by
reason of the two late rains. Cotton is
q very delicate plant, but in no event
can the crop be a failure this year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

man, Gsorgis; Thomss Obi. Dsllss
county; Miss Addie Uhl, Dallas
county; Charles Money. city; o Pases,
Corsicana; w II Kay. city; Q NJ Mexis,
Mexia; l. J Wright, Gslveston; 4
Nolen, Evelon; N A McCay, Alvarado;
Y J Anderson, city; James H Jackson,
Gainesville; A Stevens, Fort Worth;
p Wilson. Texas; w NJ Clark, Groes-
beck; Benjamin z Henry and
daughter, Weatherford: V q Hart,
Galveston News; X ii Embree, DucA
Crsek; w w Shepherd. Dnck Creek ;
J Il Toothman aud wife, Kaufmsn; J
r Thomas and wife, Kaufman; s ID
Murray, Kingston; Thomas Scott,
city; j A Pavne, Palmer; q Dorman,
Ferris; J ID Robinson, Duck Creek; ID
Hall, Whea,lsnd; A l. COnweli, Dem
ton; j A Williams, Dallas; George w
Stone. Princeton, Illinois; J + Price,
Fort Worth; L b Stanley, 81 Louis;
III ID Brown, Kansas City; III o Pref
rul, Kansas CITY; q Il Wilmington,
Ranger; K G. Henderson, Van Alstyne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01

Bill Dawson, Ed Stein, James Shaw
and Tom Leo were escorted yesterday
to the depot by Deputy Marshals Ben
Caboll and Captain Morton, whore tho
whole party embarked for Fort Smith,
Arkansas. these parties are accused
OF completely In the Delaware Bend
murder, OF which the public has boon
pre- yiousiy informed. IL is to be hoped
that tho last participant In that bloody
tragedy may be arrested and receive
condign punishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
THE COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS
Meeting Of tho Knights Of Lasor-Tho
Theatrical Seasonal Bcandaisas
Outrage sR Religious Worship.
Prisoners for Fort Smith
Thigh Fractured, Etc.
X. of L.. Convention To-day


The president of the State Lodge of
Knights of Labor, Mr.. j. 4. w. Loo, Is
In the oi y and large number OF dele
gates are also In attendance upon the
meeting to be held to-day. Tho meet
IL entirely disconnected with any
strike In existence or proposed. Tho
object seems to be to perfect the Or
ganixation and adopt some uniform
system upon which their operations
In the future may be conducted.
It Ia al adjourned meeting of the
one held July 20, at Fort Worth, aud
will probably complete the work there
out out. Tomorrow evening they
will have grand demonstration In
the way OF a ball, at Shady View park,
which will doubtless be nunierously
attended. There is a large resident
membership of the order in Dallas,
and much interest ia manifested In
their proceedings. The following ar
ticle, entered into between tho execu-
tive committee OF tho order and tho
Texas ~ 81. Louis railway, explains
itself:
Contract entered Into this day between
the officers OF the Texas & ST. Louis rail-
way In Texas, and the Executive Com
ilItFt. ~ DlhtTlCb Lt'ntIuDiy NJ 20,
knights OF Labor. Tyler, Texas, August
"a 1856:
.-Hirst--Thst all men who have quit
work by strike be reinstated, ana they
shall not be discharged for any action
taken in said strike in regard TO wages
due them; but this shall not cover any
negligence, intomperance or neglect of
duty. The above lien shall
have 80 days notice before be-
ing discharged, except for cause. In
case of raise OF wages asked for by
men, they shall give the railway COM
pany 80 days notice, and In case of re.
duction the company shall givo men
30 days notice OF their intention. All
old employees shall have preference in
case they desireto work.
HecOnd-All differences between the
railway company and men must DO
settled by arbitration. l.. Il. FISH,
Agent for Receiver I. IL st, Il. R'y 90.
T.. ii. GOLDEN,
ID. M. w. and Chairman Of the Execu-
tive Board.
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l, Lsmuel McGreg0ry, alias "Tho st
Joe Kid" do hereby challenge the Bar
bsr or Mr.. Black, to fight to finish,
with hard gloves, for from 500 to $500;
Marquis of bloomsbury rules To gov
orn. Preference given Mr.. Black.
Put up or shut up.
Yours respectfully,
THE ST. JOE KID.
Man and money ready at THE HER
AID office, Dallas, Texas.
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A we'll known citizen of Lancaster,
Pa, Mr.. l.. Il. Keifer. writes. Having
u spraiped leg of almost thirty days
standing, and after trying halt dozen
advertised preparations in the market
without satisfactory results, WAS adj
vlsed TO try Salvation Oil, did so, and
in less than three days my leg was all
right again. 1t did the work. ..-..
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Gulf. Colorado & santa Fe on Tine

Owing to the pending negotiations
between the strikers on the Cult, Col
orado Il Santa Fe railway, (by the
terms of which the executive commit
te0 OF the dissatisfied men were to con-
fer with the railroad representatives.
the trains are again running, and the
great probability IL they will continue
to make regular trips.