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mr.. sllbort for United statos Marshal.


LIMESTONE COUNTY, March ID lldi-
Tor HERALD. MIR. G. E. Gilbert, editor
of tho Abilene Reporter, is being urged
by his friends all over tho district for
the appointment OF United States mar
shal, and petitions have gone up from
Limestone and other counties r0com-
mending HIS appointment
MIR. Gilbert is gentleman OF great
ability, and IN NJ present the efficient
commissioner from the Eleventh dis
trict 10 tho Worlds fair Mt New Orleans.
Honest, capable, full Of energy, he
would al any position to which no
would aspire faithfully and we'll lilo
has boon strongly endorsed and urged
by many Oftho most prominent Rontlo-
men in tho state, and his chances for 80
curing tho oiliico arc very flattering. |
arm informed that among tho prominent
mon asking his appointment are about
ona-half Of tho Legislators from this fed.
oral district, which, with the largo num-
her Of applicants, shows him To DO the
most acceptable.
The growing west should DO rocog-
nIEed In the distribution OF these offices
and that OF United States marshal could
not 10 more wOrthlly bestowed than
placing IL In tho hands Of Mr.. Gilbert
who Ii also Il representative newspaper
man, The press of tho state has almost
unanimously requested his appoint
, mont. Gilbert is well qualified for Tho
position TO which he aspires. He Ii
4 young and full of vigor, and tho Office
under his administration would be II
keeping with tho fine executive ability
which ho possesses In an eminent do
gree. He Is n true Democrat and wor
y The respect and confidence of tho people
Z, of tho atato by his manly stand ant
!. fight for tho party platform In tho lat,
canvass. 1t Is ~ DO hoped that he will
). be called to this position, and Will sa,
/. with safety that the marshalship fifth
|. northern district could not DO placed II
better hands. LIMESTONE.
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NOTICES

NorlCE-RtDS FOR WATER PIpE-uN.
~ der and by authority Vt resolution of
the city Council, bids will be received AZ o..
Zee OF city Secretary until Aprl ~, lSSi, for
S2o,lN worth olwster pipe ana special cast.
lngS ON such plans and Specifications as NAV
he approved by tho Water Superintendent
and Water Commissioners. BIDS to be for
cash or city bonds ut par
W. l.. PARRY, City Secretary,
NOuCE TO CONrRNCTURS-SE
~ proposals Tor the erection OF nm lrun
fence around the Court .housc yard OF Dallas
county will be received al the ogico of the
County Clerk up 10 l0oclOck, Aprli 10, ISs5
Persons submitting hds will cnclo,c dcslFns
and prices for each design presented, if morn
than onci also state thar the cosl Nc fcncp is
entirely otirOn, or ifhasc Is to hc OF wood or
ttorc, The Commissioners Court reserves 10
Itself The hight to reject amy aud an pro.
posals' 4, & BOWER,
County Judge Dallas cou Nty Texas.
NurlCk 90 CITY TAN.PAN ERs-CirY
~ Hall, Office VI Assessor ard Collector.
Dallas, Texas, February IS, Tho Boari
Of Appeals will convene nd the CITY Hall ON
Monday, the 2nd dav OF March, lSSS, and will
continue IN session until NH pppeAis have
beer hcard, Parties feeling Themselves M.
grioNNd are hereby notified to nppcNr bcfor,,
SAID hoard, a. their decision shall be final.
j, c, RoGEl., Assessor and Collector.
NorICE-Tnls Is To GIVE NoTICF
~ thnt ON the si,ho OF February, lSSS. r. n
BOILING Co. made deed OF General nssirn-
ment for hcncntiot their creditors, and thnt I
am appointed assignee under said deed.
inarS-Sm NJ. MCCLELLAN,
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DRAw-roKER IL much doar0r than
draw ON an Opera Cigarette.
| "a Rntlncnin.

IA Ratlncata,
A drink that makes merry, hut will
not intoxicate. The latlns aud Greeks
wero proyerblal Cor their sohrloty. In
toxication with them was crlmlnal. The
M0hamodans, since the days OF tho
prophet, have excluded Intoxicating
drinks nom thOlr realm, vet Il rs n
welhlnown fac, thA. at thoir POSITIVE
boarla hilarity aud merrimeut pro.
vailed, yet never 10 intoxiSatlon.
This was accomplished by cNrtalG
lnuids extracted from roots, fruits
aud banks, that had never uIder.
gono fermentation, which Is requisite 20
render them intoxicating. The aucisnts
held the paN ratifcSta was a drink ~
tod for ale gods, aud II was their cas-
tom upon ratifying place 10 mutually
pledge each other In this drink, In n
manner similar TO the amol9ng tho pipe
OF peace hy the aborlglnes OF America.
| IL hiss moat wonderful effect, that OF
making you love your enomlee, and OF
hlesslEg these who despitemlly use and
abuse YOU, Mr.. Ed. y, Aston and
Mossrs. &. Il. Momand X Bro. VIII take
pleasure In supplying the family trade,
whilst 10 IL also 10 be hat t TIE 81,
George Hotel bar, Glen Lea aud the
Once saloons. Hughes Bros, sole
ag,'n,s for Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana
Arizona aud New Mexico.
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Now rolcrhnnn snhscrIbcr..

DALLAS, March H.-Tho following
new subscribers havo been oon-
noctod with the exchange this month
to date. l. Reinhardt, clothier, No
3lS; j, G. McNoalus, residence, No
29l; Dallas Implement company, No
205. Orders ON hand to bA filed soon,
Tho Howell Brothers Root and Shoe 90.
w. II. Howell, secretary and treasury
Nussbaumor Bros meat market.
g. A. READ,
Manager Dallasrolephont
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Tho yantlalln Line

Vandalia Line, General Passenger Office,
81, Louis, Feb 10Th 1885 To whom 1t
may concern.
On and after March /, 1885, this line
will put in service between sT. LOUIS
and cINcIENATrI elegant RECLINING
CHAIR OARS,
ono of these cars will leave So. Louis
Union station every evening Sunday
included at o'clock, running through
without change via the CINcINNArI,
INDIANAPOLIS, sr. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILWAY, arriving at the grand central
passenger station, CINCINNATI at 1855
next morning. BlS, car will also &C
CommOdat0 passsLlgors Tor rEERE
HAurE, 0REENCASTIE aud GNDIANAPo.
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CURED hare lass evening on tho oeeas-
sion of Che marriage OF MIR. A., &. Nc
Donald and Miss Gusslo Peace, the KY,
7. w. Wooton, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. The bride is the
daughter of MIR. n. T.. V. Peace, and by
her gentle manners and kindness Of
disposition is much eateepIed by all her
acquaintance. Mr.. Mcdonald is bus
lness man Of this place, and by a course
Of upright gd snd dgR6 n sstS com
respect and confidence of all the people,
business quiet. Few people in town
All sympathiEa with the strikers, but
hope the differences win DO amicably
settled In tho interest of both parties.
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Dissolution Notice.

have this day purchased tho interest
of ", s.. Randell In the firm of q. a.
Roth 4 Co. assume all liabilities OF
tho concern and collect all debts due
thom. Tho business will he conducted
rs heretofore pure goods and the best
attention guaranteed. Please call and
sec me at tho Merchants Exchange
building, corner of Lamar and Com.
moroo streets. O.. A. Roru.
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THEATRICAL.

Lizzie Evans, Wednesday, March 49,
"Foggs Forry;n Thursday matinee,
"Maud Mullor;n Thursday night, "Dow
Drop" Sale of soats opens Tuesday.
Friedrich Wardo, Friday, March 20
matinee, "Tho Lady of Lyous;" Sa.ur-
day night, "Morchant of Venice" aud
"liathorino and Petruciu." Salo of seats
opens Tuesday.
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AT run sg tlRoRH.
- .

w J Durham, cityS w Langdon,
Washington; r McDousld, New York
frank Burke, III rssoi Z d Hughes.
shcrmanl re Boyd, Grand villa; g w
Alexander, Mobeolie, W II Smith, Nc.
Gfegor, J Y Johnson, Liverpool. ohioi
Fred Cheadle, Miss NJ A Duke. Texas
A 4 Wilson, KaufmauiJ Q Fuqua. Clo-
burne, ] II Randall, city, John \ An.
lrews, Fort Worth, Robert q kimbo,
Miss Lsona Wells, PlsNo, w L Mo-
Idowan, ApstinI Daniel Head, Nj W Da.
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Genuine Six Summer old u. Il. G.
Taylor whisky Is only kept at tho Nor.
chants Exchange Bar, corner Lamar
and Commerce streets, The established
reputation of this whisky speaks Tor
itself. In every attribute of purity and
excellence Il is incOntrov srtahly supo-
rior TO any other distillation In Ken.
lucky.
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nnrlllnn,. Arnlrn snlrn.

The best salvo in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever
sores, totter, Chappod hands, chilblains,
corns and all akin eruphous, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required, IL
is guaranteed 70 give perfect satislac'
per box. For sale by W. IL. Howell y
Bro.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

nl-soLurloN or C0-rARrNfRSaIp.
~ We have this day dissolved our law co.
naftncshlp by mutual consent, ana wnniA
say To vsents that both OF rs will give our M
tontion H. winding MP the business III the
MN. GEnRGr ]. HUMIDITY.
L. r SMITH.
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An lrishman was asked for his mar
riage certificate. He slowly liftod his
hat, revealing large scar on the head,
evidently done by a flat iron, This evi'
dence was 10 the point. Our certificates
are tho praises of those who havo OK
perienced wonderful cures by the use Of
DR. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
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LGgitiuaIG BaTN Wire Can be PITGlla

ER-THERE ARE SEVERAL SrYH
Of barb wire duly licensed by tho ow-
err ofnll patents governing the manufacture
and we would recommend their use II aflci
a thorough Investigation of the true merits
Of our wire and its present low prices, you
find that you can afford 20 purchase Nuy
other style or inferior grade OF wire. Inquire
for the genuine GiIDpEN. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies throughout the state,
q few OF whom we mnme. na fOLInMEs
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wAnIea
MUNICIPALITIES AND YOUNG MEN

XUANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN
w in city or country wishing TO earn 50 u
IS day at their homes; no canvaSsing;
work furnished and sent by mail any dis,
lance For part iculars, address, with stamp
Crystalized Photo Co, % West eth street,
Cincinnati, ., marl5-lt
NTANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN To
w sell our new goods; only small caplfal
needed Call on j. w. STRONG 4 Co., No. $50
Main street feb6sun-O-tf
VYTANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS CAR
w penters for new courthouse; single men
preferred. p. c. LIVINGSTON, Clarksville.
Texas, marl5.7t
VI ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLEF I'm
w gllsh person situation as nurse; can
make ladies' or childrens dresses; would
take sewing at her own home or house wook
in ladies houses by the day Address MKs
L., Herald office. Can be heard from for one
week. marl5-2t
UTANTED-A NICE PLACE 70 NTTRSR
w or to work with private family by n
white girl, l6 years of age. Address KATIE
KINNEY, Dallas Give your street and num-
br, mar5-lt
~ ANTED-TO LOAN $500 ON DALLAS
w city property, desirably located on from
to years time, at II per cent. Interest wa
can furnish smaller amounts If property and
titles are satisfactory ut same rate OF inter.
est, Apply to MURPHY Il BoLANZ, Real ES-
tate Agents and Collectors, 400 Main street.
w ANTED-A GIRL FOR NURSE. APP
Ply ~ El nS NHTy Elm hanI AUCTION ana
w ANIEDCBl "A 1OuNG MAN "a
OF Eastman Business College, situation nj
any respectable business; Ii n good book.
keeper; salary no o. ie t. Address p, No,
/ l8i8 Elm street, Dallas. marli.2t
! VXTANTED-RpOM AND BOARD BY
tboro aro ,,n nfTnr hoar,lers Addrase Stot
| ing terms, PERMASENT, care Herald ofice.
gsT NTtlO--A VV0liAN no CO0E. NONE
| w mt fboron1hIv rNmppfenf apd' ocCo,l.
nllshod Win tifsf -cios rsIsrca zoos nnod nr
| Xiv Mrs p. SAEGgr. corner FrySV AKA
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ce a,
the brides father, Major W. :. Wilkinson.
otIyler, Texas, nr. {. ". Rn,ser, OF Donel.
Dr, Andrews officiating.
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Galvanized or Pointed.

TENSIL STRENGTH, !, 800 POUNDS.
Is made from NO. u STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Ia warran.
ted TO oe uniformly stronger and to
present more barbs per rod, being ut the
same time lighter, with the same size Of
main wires, than any other style. In cOnse-
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason to believe that Its sales are
FIVE TIMES GREATER than the united
sales of all others. After reviewing the above
statements and facts, the question arises;
Can purchasers afford TO make q series OF
experiments with other, cheaper and less
widely known styles and grades OF wire,
which is manufactured without license,
and by this course subectlng themselves 10
assessments for damages by the United S. ates
Courts7 IL Is possible that the mauuiactur-
ers ofunlicensed barb wire may offer 10 pro-
tect their patrons; but when this protection
Is offered we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility OF the guaran-
teeOrs, While we disclaim any intention o.
monopol2ing the barb wire business, Ou'
readers Will please remember that there ~
! few, II any, articles manufactured whit
| leave SO small n margin between acEiul DC
| cost and the price NJ which
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AliPasha
~ Almont, son OF AlcSandcr's Abdaiiah,
Sire Of Goidsmlth's Maid; Dam san.
ME, son of Young LevInthan.

WIZ serve q limited number OF mares for
twenty. hvc 30 dollars Tor the season.. nav.
AnleM time ot service, at Hnly 4 Coflmnn's
HIss4e, corner Elm aud Live Oak streets
nn,Y9,s H. leAas; Wares sent nom a distancc
GEORGE n EfNa
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Horny Pollock X Co, manufactures OF
runks and valises. Repairing neatly
done. ~ ELM street.
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TOR kENT-Two COTTAGES, WITH
~ i've rooms each, Nos 1917 and l225 Com.
merce street Inquire l2ll Main II, ianHtf
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CowBoYs aud NIL the other boys yell
for Opera Pnr Cigarettes. Avoid imi'
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IGOR RENT-rWO.sTORY AND BASE
II mcnt stone building on Main street,
near sycamore; ground floor; contains five
stores TO let sngly or together; SIS per month
eochi 6rooms up-tairs, cheap; large new store
on Elm street, near post-Otllce. THAYER &
Co, g2 Main street mnrl5-lt
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Not lilo other rIastera.

Why suffer tho agony OF nourolgiaG
IousOn's Capcino Porous Plasters viii
uroit quickly Price - cents.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Todd Mills Prairie Flour, $40 per loo
pounds. G. Il. MoMANDS Bro,
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From walls Point.
WiLls Porsr, March ia.--lCorrespon-
euce.-A very pleasant social event 90.
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EoR RENT-A SMALL PLACE, TWO
I miles south Court house, low for cash;
y acres Of ground, 9 rooms, good wafer.
Apply toW.C. DoEEING; Box 233, Dallas.
murlj-lt
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EOR RENT-HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS,
Il cistern water, ON Live oak street and
Pacincavenue THAYER ~ CO., 0'2 Main
street. marl5-lt
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EOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
i 'front.' room. Apply at $50 Jackson
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VNANTED-A FIRST-CLASS WHITE
w cook, washer and ironer wants stu
alton. Apply atBuc Corner Hotel Union
Depot, or address BOWEN, Herald office.
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EUR RENT THREE ROOM HOUSE ON
Il Main street, near Cabcll street $40 per
month; cistern wafer TItAYER y Co, $3.50
Main street, marl5lt
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Il I'm rect, block west ofthe Mckinney
road; also two cottages on Carter street, one
block west Of Ross avenue; centrally located
and quito desirable Apply TO SIMPSON "
HUTFNAN, 73l Elm street.
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w ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN q
w years of age, an American, a graduate
OF Eastman Business College, a situation at
any respectable business; Ii n good book.
keeper; salary no o. ie t. Address F., No,
l3i8 Elm street, Dallas. marlI.2t
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NOR RENT-SMALL HOUSE On CARO-
II line street-water; three new cottages on
Main strect-cis trn water, 3rOoms each ut
s. per month. TlIAYER & Co., g3l Main
street. marl5-lt
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CITY ELECTION.

HOUSTON. TEXAS
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EOR RENr-TW O-STORY HOUSE ON
y Crockett street; stable, well of water
THAYEB & Co, $50 Main street. malr5-lt
nor RENp-PART OF HOUSE ON
L Crockett street, 2ro1ms-water. THAYER
Il Co., g52 Main street marl5-lt
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EoR RENT-rllt lARGl STORE, COR
II ner Vain aud Austin streets. under Tie
Grand- Windsor Hotel; this is the most de.
Hraole location IN the city for drug store,
having an entrance nom the court OF the
u tel as well rs adjoining the ladies' en-.
trance win . windows TO the south. Apply
az Office OF hotel 0ehS.if
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DOR kENT-THE SMALLOFFfCE Ali
Joining the entrance OF Grand. Windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location In the city
Tor rallrcad ickel office, having an en-
trance irto rotunda OF hotel, Apply at Office
ot hoteL fcb26ti
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UOR SALE-,,ONIpO FEET, CORNER or
L Boyle and san JlcintO; also house and
lOtf)n Boyle, between san Jacinto and Bryan
streets; house has . rooms, lol l0OXl3j feet;
positively Il bargain. Apply to SIMPSON Il
HUFFMAN, ISL Elm st.
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yJTANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUA-
w bic improved and unimproved lands
for goods or city property. For particulars,
address WILLIAM W. GIBSON, Real Estate
Agent, wills Point, Texas. marlltf
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NOR SALE-RESInENUE No Sl2 HAIR
l. wood street; lot 75XliD feet, fronting east
5plastered and papsred rooms, hydrant wa
ter IN yard and house; this property was for
merly held at S2750; we now offer at the low
price of 50 AGO. and viii make the terms agree
able TO purchaser; owner mu.t have cash.
Apply to MURPHY & B0LANZ, Real Estate
Agents aud Collectors, 200 Main street
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EOR RENT-A FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
II ON Live Oak street, East Dallas; good
well of water. THAYER Il Co., 932 Main
street, marl5-lt
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EOR sALE-RESIDENCE No, 7O2, THE
i southeast corner of Bryan and Cante-
gral streets, lot 7lNl60, concrete house Of 4
rooms aud u good well of wafer; an nspec-
ton ofthe above propertywill be sufficient
To convince any one that ST. 400 is very cheap;
ms to terms we viii satisfy the purchaser
Apply 10 MURPHY & BOLANZ Real Estate
Agents and Collectors 100 Main street.
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IOk RtNr-THE BRiCK LIVERY STA.

\ Bile formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
slmons a Aston, situated on the south side
W rim slr1ei, between sycamore bnd Stone
streets, and N mont q Mayer's gnrden; eire
SAlptcet on Elm, and horse lot In rear ?5y
~, fronts on Main street; 30 stalls; extensive
iolt'rocm, with tfaulway aud every conven-
fence, ana the most centrally located stable
~ lhe city. Apply 10 W. II. pRArHER, Ttl
Elm street. fehNltf
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Matters of Interest.

Wheat is selling at 43 cents a
bushel at Walla Walla.
The assessed value of spokane
Falls is about 81, 100000.
In Columbia county the delinquent
tax list amounts to $4,000.
Snow still slightly obstructs the
railroads east of the Cascades.
At the Dayton court Mrs. Belle
Mckinney was appointed bailiff.
The Presbyterians are going to
build a church at Spokane Falls next
Summer.
a white girl married q negro at
Portland last week.
Track laying on the Cascade
branch of the Northern Pacific is
being prosecuted night and day.
The Northern Pacific will soon
have 1000 men at work in the rock
cuts above Yakima.
Several parties living on the Che
halls bottoms have had to move on
account of the high water.
The Cascade division of tho North.
ern Pacific Railroad has reached the
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o5th mile post, and 10 miles further
west is under contract.
The total tax levy of Snohonish
county for the year 1854 was in
round numbers $1S,55O Of this
tax only 81 800 have been paid.
1t is said by those in authority
that Yakima is to be the terminus of
the Northern Pacific until its COM
pletlon across the mountains to Pu.
get Sound.
The fish commissioner will soon
send to the Pacific Northwest car
load of shad and whitefish. Tie
Northern Pacific furnishes transport
tatlon for that purpose.
\ dispatch from Portland to the
Wal!a Walla Stair<man, signed Il.
I 'mpbell, states that on January
10Th rates from the east to Walla
Walla would be reduced 20 cents
per hundred on all classes Of freiobt
ueneral Z. Is. Lambnrn, Land
Commissioner of the Northern Pa
cltic railroad, in company vi h Paul
Schulze, IS making a Reconnaissance
OF the country lying Immediately
north OF Yakima river to determine
the practicability of large ditch to-
supply the great body of land with
water for irrigation purrn~c.. 1t is
proposed, if arrangement: can he
made, to take out large pro, orion
OF the water from the Yakirnr iiver,
al point near Ellersburg ant dis
tribute the water over an area of
about 100000 acres. Several cap
italls,s have made an offer to pur-
chase this immense tract of land
provided the scheme is practicahle,
and shat is the reason of General
Lamborn's tour of inspection at this
time.
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DR.. frdzl(r'S Throat and LHng BaISam

; The greatest r,nrd, ~ the world flf
i Coughs t'lds S.Ip Throat iutiuruss
Ouiu/y, larNnRi'i~ Group. ii,nr-sn g..
bronchitis. Asthma, tttntth. hnd " hunil.
ing cough, aud All Diseases oi the throat
and lungs. u perform wonders zee -.
licNing consumption. u Strengthens tho
Lungs aud instantly aiiavs All imitation
al the throat.
tLfsttASp. Uhin
In. fRAIirR- Dear Nir Was troubled
for about three months during the isst
summer and Fall vita llrourhitis aud q
bad cough. After trying several remedies
without finding any relief ! used yrut
throat ami Lung lIal~am AMI found TO-.
mcdiat" help. bn tetitiug at night %
gave me undisturli"d T,>t and aiirt using
the medicine three weeks found ~, svlf
cured my 4 NtfII
br. fpIicrs Throat AMI Lung lial-aut
allhNS al irritation at the throat. Isfur
tratcs aud heals the t.uuRs and assists
nature 10y cNFcrtutttiuu tu throw 90 tho
corruption. Sold Nv druuui.ts pNttA
where at - rt- al.uttlr. tu,suH Mtri,ts
Co. Prop'rs Cleveland. Onto.
For sale nt Acme Drug store. Olympia
" T. u3 fv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-30

Cmrr Engineer Melville, of Arctic
fame, wants somebody to give him
$50. 600 to find the North Pole, and
no promises in return to write the
name Of any patron who will furnish
the funds " across the polar CONT
nent." There is no doubt but that
tho money will be supplied for there
is no absurdity which does not i'm
mediately find hackers.