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The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-30
WE ASK ONLY A TRIAL 1F FAo,sIuo to provo it the best

Remedy tor MalarlaI oiseases. It cures Ague, Chills 6 Fever, Malarial ana Inter @ rnittent Fever, Biliousness, and Liver dirn
 eultles arising from malarial ,ni'uencgin; i;.
 Remedy In the world. No quinine nos poisonous ingredients. Indorsed by pny' sicians and Druggists. Cure guaranteed' s a py Drugsists. kguine Co, Little FAls. N' q
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-30
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Dr. q. E. BARHAM,
Resident Dentist

Resident Dentist, HOPE ARKANSAS. Executes all kinds of Dental work. Char ges reasonable, and all work done in first class style.
 will also visit Prescott, and vicinity regular ", and respectfully solicits the pataonase of the public.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-07-30

See new ordinance of city coun- Gil elsewhere iu this paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD,
RAISE BARLEY FoRTAE BREWERY
The Adams & Leonard Failure Involves
the Texas Trunk in n Subtitle
Central Also Sued-Court
and Other Notes.
sn,nr tne rexas Trunk Railroad.


w. II. Flippen filed suit in this court
against the Texas Trank railway. He
alleges that on the 10Th of November,
Ss4, and for many months prior, S. j.
Adams had been conducting banking
business under the name OF Adams Il
Leonard in Dallas city, andthat the rail
road company was one OF his GUS
toners, ana from time 10 time depos'
tied money with him and checked il
out; that on October "a, 1884, the roads
account with Adams was adjusted and
balance struck, when it wss found
the road was indebted ia
Adams In the sum oil
$ll ,S9S.98 and that the roads bank pass
book was so balanced as TO show yha
amount due by ii TO Adams, ant
that Adams delivered 20 the road TIT
vouchers held by him, being checks
drawn by the road Gu him in favor 0
various persons. That after that tn
business continued, the road deposi JIM
money with Adams and checking
against the same, in due course of bus
ness, to the 10Th VI November, lSel, q
which time the road was indebted I
Adams in the sum of Sll,705, that bein
tho amount Adams hat oaid the roa
on its checks ia excess of the deposit
made with Adams. That o
the 18th OF November, 1855
Adams made an assignment
for the benefit of his creditors by whic
he assigned to tbe plaintiff all his proI
erty, save such rs was exempt from %
ecution. That he returned to the roa
the vouchers, checks, etc, whereby IN
road became liable and promised 10 pa
him as assignee the $ll705, the amour
due, but that, though frequently r
quested to pay the same, the road h,
iailed TO respond, wherefore no pray
for judgment against the road.
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ni.trlct Canrt-rlrn Oonvlotlons


County Attorney Clint is crowding the
criminals in the district court, and for
The good of law and order, making peni-
tentiary birds right along. Yesterday
the following cases we're disposed of:
State Va. Il. Il. Parker, charged with
robbing Il. g. Murray, In January, 1885,
OF 10 cents. The jury found the defend.
ant guilty and fixed his punishment nj
three years in the penitentiary, Parker
Is also indicted for sodomy.
State vs.. John Gardenhire, charged
with robbing the store OF II. ID. Lavois,
at Eagle Ford, on the 4th of January,
OF SIS, by pulling pistol on him and his
family, was sent up for four years.
State vs.. Reuben Settler, oolored,
charged with having ON the 22d day OF
December, 1884, burglarized the house
OF III. Liwison,an carrying Off property
of the value of SOW given two years.
State VS.. Charles Cisco, charged with
the theft Of watch from j. G. Hoetger,
on the I'd of January, was found guilty,
and given three years.
Jerry Morris, charged with burglariz.
ing the house of M. q. McCarty, and
carrying OIL property OF the value Of
$50, was found guilty, and given a two
years term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
Personal.

Mr.. G. @. Fahm, of tho Alvarado Bull
letin, was in the city yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. Sigmund Loeb returned yesterday
from visit 70 the New Orleans expo
sition.
Sam Peterman, wife and Mrs. Nus
banner, returned yesterday from the
Now Orleans exposition,
Mr.. George w. Estes and wife, left
Yesterday for New Orleans, 10 attend
the great worlds exposition.
Mrs. j. Il, Caldwell, arrived home
yesterday morning. from several
weeks visit to friends in Now Orleans.
Mr.. j. Tooley, was admitted to the
| Dallas bar yesterday, He Is composed
of tho kind OF material that generally
makes its mark.
Mr.. G.. Streat, representing A. X.
! Hawkes., optician, is in the city and
can DO found for few days at the drug
store of Eisenlohr Bros. ~ Schneider.
Miss Katie Taylor, most estimablt
young lady, leaves us tomorrow fol
fredericksburg, Virginia. Her brother
Mr.. John w. Taylor, leaves IN u few
days for California.
Mr.. b. Davis leaves this evening on
visit to the New Orleans exposition anC
will go from there TO Montgomery, Ala
bama, as a delegate from the lodge her,
to attend the grand lodge of |, .. b. ID,
which convenes on the 10 instant.
Hon. w. p. Bishop, Pictorial represen
tative in the legislature from the ooun
ties of Denton and Collin, was in tn
city yesterday, accompanied by his ia
ther, Elisha Bishop, of Hancock county
Tennessee, and his uncle, Alex Bishop
/ late of Knox county, Tonnesse, and noN
a resident of Collin county.
Mr.. George A. Qulnlan, superinter
dent OF the Houston u Texas CentrJ
railway, returned yesterday from an eN
, cursion over the Texas Trunk roaC
"He observed the track powerful close,
D remarked a train man TO a HERALD n
, porter, "and it Is rumored that Hun
ington IL after the line with the view
extending IL. Mr.. Quinlan's close oil
servance gives it some coloring."
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shInment OF Rnce stock

The following list Of flyers that have
been quartered during the winter at the
race course here were shipped yester-
day for the Memphis races which begin
the 18th;
A. w. Cambell's Sleepy Joe, trottori
Fuller, PAGER. Charlie Wagner's b. m
Phyllis, trotter; O. Dayies' c. IN. Maggie
Knox, trotter; MIR. Palmer's b IN. syn.
dictate, trotter; AFR. Abbott's string, b.
IN. Myrtle, trotter; A. q. Dewey, trotter
b. x. Grand Duke, trotter,
They will take in the northern circuit
and as they are of fine material and II
good condition they will no doubt bl
heard from. Messrs Palmer, Abbot
and Wagner accompanied their stables
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Importnnt togFarmers- Barley Raisini

ImportGnt toy Farmers Barley Raising
Now that we have a brewery of a
large capacity established in Dallas, we
have also demand for barley, much
neglected grain in this section, owing
tothe fact that prior to this time no
market vas afforded or reasonable COM
pensation offered to the farmers in re-
turn for their labor in raising, but now
this difficulty rs removed and q ready
/ sale for all offered will bo found at
| Wagenhaeuser Brewing association,
besides other demands Tor feeding
which is Increasing to such an extent
Tint no crop planted Will make more
clear profit than barley. For instance
take 10 acres of oats and compare; oats
will Yield, say 60 bushels per acre, max
ing a total of $50 bushels, ut, ssy z
cents, an average price this year, gives
us $40. Now, take 10 acres OF barley, a
a Weld OF So bushels p9r acre. Thi
gives 500 bushels of barley, at - cent
per bushel, which givesSl7 or SOD NOR
profit than tho same number OF acres IL
oats. The cost OF planting and harvest
! ing is about tie same. ! the oats ar
worth moro then the barley is wort
/ more. One advances with IN
3 Oth0r. But great care suOulu y
exercised IN harvesting, as no raj
should be allowed to fall on the graz
after cutting, as the value of barley
q based upon order in which it is pre-
served. A bright, clean grain, free frol
8 stain, is worth more Than when car
|. lessly handled and allowed to becon
r damaged by rain. California uses ba
h lev as feed for all kinds OF stock, cor
q being dispensed with entirely, and
n no country can better stock be seen tina
California.
Barley requires great care, for shoul
it ho carelessly handled and allowed
- become mouldy by rain it is ruined #
70 brewing purposes, But the care thu
" exercised will be justly compensated |
i the large Weld and price obtained. l.
y each enterprising farmer experime
, with a few acres aud we are satisfied Il
result will be such as will guarantee {
h abundant crop in the future.
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SIDEWALK nor Gs.

A full line Of Burt 81 Mear's shoes at
Leon kanh's.
rs cents will buy ladies real kid slip
per ct Block Bros,
Road advertisement of c. O.. @.
Ifyou have chickens,that have cholera
try the &c. @. c."
Elegant store 6l2 Elm street for rent
Apply to j. M. Dram.
Ladies' misses and childrens' spring
| Hill slippers at Leon Kahn's.
The female base ball club appears here
to-day. Their makeup is not known.
The new roller skating rink in the
Cedars will open Wednesday afternoon.
The cheapest way to dress: Go to
| Douglass Bros. the merchant tailor, and
have suit made to order.
Buggies, phaetons and carriages of ev,
cry style and description are TO be found
at the Weir Pillow company.
Charles Il. Hunt, charged with at
tempted robbery, hso hearing before
! Justice Kendall yesterday and was &C
quilted.
PIP. will cure all diseases Of chick
ems, turkeys ducks geese and birds
Sold at % cents per package by, Georg'
|
: The Weir Plow company are having
good run on spring wagons. They dc
serve success, as they are sole agent
Tor the celebrated Racine work.
Those who are in need OF buggy
phtaeon or carriage, would find it
their interest to examine the splendl
I stock of the Weir PlOw company,
@ After May we will have ample rool
0 for all kinds of storage in the new room
8 of the auction snd commission nous
!. CT Fine, Very Fine, 6l3 aud dl5 r
o street.
$ Owing to the heavy rains and indie
u tions OF bad weather, the opening of I'll
IS New Roller Rink ia the Cedars, adve
- tised for tonight, viii loo postponed Il
o a few days.
! Grand opening OF the most popul
=. resort in the most popular part Of tow
- the new roller skatinE-rinC in Il
~ Cedars, Wednesday afternoon al
~ evening.
In It tried hard to raiu vest 3rdar but
In failed. At one time in the forenoon
is part ofthe sky was cloud d while Il
a. remainder was clear aud the sun shOl
m out brightly while IL Numbered.
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A widowed mother in distress would
be thankful Tor Information about her
son Willis G. Greenlee, who was some
time last year near Wayne, Texas, and
last heard of NJ Big Springs, Howard
county Texas, He Is % years old, of
stout builo, auburn hair, and sangulne
features, and brown eyes. Any infor-
nation about him whothor dead or alive
would be most thankfully received.
Any newspaper in Texas charltably dis
posed, would confer very great favor
ON poor widowed mother by publish
ing this at least one time. Address,
l., p. MONTGOMERY, Dallas Texas.
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January, 1880, they asr5ed 10 pay the
railway r,t,upsav 500 % trans PprLs tot
OF cattle for them IRON Waxahacnie, in
Ellis county, to Chicago, which the
company accepted, that the csttle were
| worth $4,35O They charge that the rail-
way company conveyed the cattle. in
such careless, negligent manner that
failing loss of $1,000 the amount OF
damages prayed for.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

The members of C@ur de Leon lodge
Knights of Pythias, numbering seme so,
returned from Fort Worth yesterday
morning, whittier they had gone as
lodges of that city Monday night. They
were banQuetted, wined and treated in
royal style as all OF them attest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
hallway omolais.

Yesterday morning special car ar
rived over the Missouri Pacific, having
aboard j. Herriu, superintendent of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas and the Iu-
ternational & Great Northern roads, his
assistant, q. V. Morford, 7. j, Ray,
trainmaster ofthese lines, and other OIL.
cials. They dined at the Windsor. Tho
party is ON tour OF inspection to view
the repairs made since the recent Hood.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
Busy Burglars.

Burglars entered the residence of
Col. l.. NJ. Martin, who resides on Ross
avenue, near Pearl street, at a late hour
Monday night, and ascending the
stairs to the second story, stole the
pants, coat aud vest of his brother, Mr..
NJ. NJ. Martin, OF Collin county. There
was $50 IN his pantaloOu pOcketB. The
dining Yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

City VS.. Grace Brown, vagrancyi dis
missed.
City vs.. George Franklin, interfering
with private property; continued.
CITY Va. IS. Slocum, leaving team un.
guarded; dismissed.
City We. Charles II. Hunt, robberyi
transferred to Justice Kendall's court.
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To Get Rid of Misery

What is the use of suffering from dys'
lepsia, nervous prOstration or debility
whom Browns Iron Bitters will tone
you up and cast these horrors cut? There
Is Joy in every bottle of this valuable
tonic. 1t makes bad blood good, anc
bids dismal people BIO cheerful. II brings
good cheer TO tho dinner table, and
makes tho family happy. 1t drives
away the blues, and helps you TO enjoy
a hearty laugh And all the respecta ble
druggists keepit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

Sick headache, Which affects 80 many
men and women, arises from variety
of cav ses, but the most frequent source
of trouble lies in the stomach. The
best corrective of stomach disorde
known to modern medical science, i
Mishler's Herb Bitters, a medicine com
posed of the best and most WHOLESOME
herbal properties. Lieutenant jackson
of WestfaI, N. Y, declares that no SUI
fored severely for many years from Till
distressing disorder, and found CON
plete ours in this great Bitters.
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CnnntrCnnrt.

The following was the order OF busi-
ness in this court yesterday;
State w. Mary Ward, vagrancy; "not
guilty" State vs.. Joe Forsyth, agra
waited assault; hned IS and costs.
State Va. John Schluneger, aggraya-
ted assault; found "not guilty.
State w. Hannah Macks, vagrancyi
fined S. and costs.
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l. a R II " w !

l. a. R R " w q.
This famous Standard Fred Hamblttonlau
Stallion win serve a limited number OF Mares
NJ the GRAPEvINE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM,
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE louis Napoleonl
was the sire ofJerome Eddy record 2:l6lS ana
sold 20 Jewett Bros, of BunRlo, for S250CO
ana stands at the head Of their stud "a 500
the season; also Myrtle, record 2;El+ SPIN
nella, record 2;26lA, pnd several Others with
fast records and trials, volunteer the sire
OF Lonls Napoleon, hss q with records In
$3.50 or bettep and better than 2;2O; among
them are 81. Julien, 2llla; G. oster, 2:T; and
Ally, 2.l9 lAppY WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
half sister to Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself 10 be q great brood mare, being the
dam OF Jerome Eddy, record 2;ldsl, and seve-
raj others that could beat eiS).
LARRY ",
| Is q beautiful dark bay, with black
/ points; Is 1874 hands high; weight l,W5
/ ING been put I'm the stud when two years old
| when Ice produced the three inst colts, viz;
/ a q. Dewey, hOs0mCn aud ROsOlie BIS only
] get of that year. a. q Dewey trotted seven
| ruccs Va 1854, only losing one neat He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas and llll-
/ nOls Circuits, heating such good colts rs Bal
0cl0vN 10y onward Alice Almond, by AL
mont; Judge Sproguo, by GOV. spgpgue, aut
NNAlN. ANHN ANNNNf anu NUS 7ANNMN % ~ NllNA ~
l.lO 20 POLE and obtained a record NJ $50
Ros1liC, the three ycnr.old hlbc, 'r ...
mile az Joliet III, sNh over q = MUu TRACK
ana trutted second TO BalUclaVa NJ Carthage
H. In 2:i0, Rosamond has not started IN
race, but Is as speedy as either OF the THO.
TERMs-SlC0 FOR THE SEASON,
Mares not proving inOal may be bred L
LARRY W, free OF charge the following sea
son. The fsshlOn bic bred Stallion, NAN
BRiNO CHIEF, will also stand a Unite,
number OF mares ut the same ranch at Crap
Vine. Terms, S25 for the season. Call on o
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care City National Bank. Dallas.
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Chicago's pioneer wholesale druggls,
the Hon. Peter Van Schaak, thinks that
the most popular medicine in America
will shortly be the Rod Star Cough Cure
on account OF its great efficacy and free
dom from poisonous matter. His house
Pr hasedover I've thousandlbottles of II
during january.
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nTbe play,s The thing.

"rhe plays the thing.
Whorein ri reach the conscience of the
King"
Aud equally true is it that Or, Plerce's
pheasant Purgativo Pellets" Che origi-
nal Little Liver Pills) arc the most Of
fectual means that can be used TO reach
the seatof disease, cleansing tho bowels
and System, and assisting nature in hel
recuperative work. BY druggist.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06
A RnnnMny.

A runaway wagon team came down
Elm street at about noon yesterday at a
frightful speed, and wrecked a buggy
near tho intersection OF Murphy street.
The team was checked In its mad flight
further down the street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

All private matters cured, Parties treated
by letter and medicine sent o. o. u.
DIR, WASSERCUG, a regular Graduate
Diploma I'm otiiCo-lS years practice.
OFFICE HOURS: s In, m. to2p. M; s p. m.
TO ~ p. m. SUNDAYs-9to II q, M; 8 to pm,
DALLAS, TENAs, April y, 1855.
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Articles of knowledge.
Why are unfinished articles like knowl-
edge9 Because they are information.
Every mother ought TO be informed
that DIR. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial
fnfanfufn
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snit for Damages.

Doran Bros. died their petition in the
district court yesterday against tho
Houston q Texas Central railway, pray
ing Tor damages in the sum OF 5000.
They allege In their petition that In
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

WE'LL PLEASED,
DIR. G. Roberts, Winchester, Illinois,
says: al have used II with entire salts
peptics, and am well pleased with its
allaniaM
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Jacob lien, who has been underg DING
preliminary trial the past few days
before United States Commissioner
Bently, on the charge of selling liquor
without license, was discharged yester-
day morning.
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's.
Notice ofRomoyal.

The Carter & Gibson, Printing COM
pany have removed their printing and
Field Theatre building mos. tO0 and eos
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

A strong incentive 10 use only the
Richmond Straight Cut Cigarettes is the
fact that the quality is not only tho very
best, but reliable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

Matinee roller skating Wednesday
at the rink In the Codars, take the belt
line.
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Cow boys aud all the other boys yell
for Opera Puts cigaretts.
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To YOuna and Raldd!e-Aued Hen

A SURE CURE.--The awful effect OF early
vice, which brings organic weakness, &C.
stroying both mind and body, with all It's
awful Ills before the inevitable sequel, CON-
SUMPTION, sets In, or Palpitntion OF the
Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Dis
charles, so MUCH TO DE FEARED, Lack OF
Ideas, Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings,
Dislike to Social Life and Br0oding Melan-
Choly.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering on
that happy life, aware Of Physical Debility,
Excltabillty of the Nerves, or other irregu-
laritios, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS UBED.-Young people
losing their health, ana spending time and
money With those uuskilled and unqualified
TO treat them, causing faial disorders to the
head, throat, nose, liver and lungs, stomach
and bowels, SPEEDILY CURED,
LET NOT FALSE MODEsTY deter You
from calling at once on
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Cleveland IL the chOic OF the Ameri
can people-so are Opera Puff olga
rettes.
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EVERY nrst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. WIN not stick 10 the
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DIR. WASSgRCUC

PRIVATE CONSULTING Rooms: 796 Elm
street, Dallas,
PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDENCE: 732 Elm
street, Dallas.
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Knirhis of PYthiaa,

Plants A !, Patent flour $40 per cwt
at Ed. 5. Alston's.
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AliPasha

by Aimont, son OF Alexander's Abdallsh,
sire OF Goldsnlth's Maid; Dam SAN
ME, son efNoung Leviathan.
WIN serve n limited number otmares for
twenty-five (S26l dollars for the season, pay.
able at time OF service, at Haly 4 Conman's
stable, corner ELM and Live Oak streets,
Dallas, Texas, Mares scnt from q distance
GEoRGE X. KING.
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TUAN ". DOkkMUS,
81 Attarney-at-Lsw and Lan6 Agent
PryRu. Texas.
Commercial practice solicited.
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VIZ B.6G. e. WRIGHT,
W. AttorneFa-Hc-LA law
No. ms MRlu nIreal. mn atalrN. nAlIN. raLaa.
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Not GUILTY.

See advortIsOmOt of Q. G. Q. on iinh
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DOCTOR RANSOM.

" 2, BELL, County Attorney
Is AttOrney-at-Lsw and LAND AGsnt.
RalTd. Callahan COUNTY,. lnlnl.
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LAE GREAT CHICG[H CNOLLRA CURE

p. p. +. is tho most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases Of Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, bucks,
Geese and Birds 10y using p. PIP.
Ask your druggist for p +. r., the Great
Chicken Cholera Cure end Disease Proven
tive. The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-06

A sample package and circular OF tes,l-
moui0lS sent TO any address In the United
states on receipt OF - cents by the proprie.
tors, MURCHISON * ROGERS, Terrell.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-25
HOW TIMES CHANGE.

For years past, says the Haw-
thorne Bulletin, the search for sill
yer has been diligent, all rock bear
ing the distinctive signs Of metal
have been carefully examined as
soon as found, and many good and
many more worthless mines have
been opened. While silver was the
fashion, colorless rock was thrown
away or never picked up, and in
Hawthorne district large deposits of
gold lay under the feet of men
who we're spending money and
time in an unsuccessful effort to
develop a paving silver mine. On
the west, or Mount Cory range, the
experience has been the same, but
now the glimmer of gold in the
pan is all that is looked for. aud
the highly colored silYer-bearing
rock is out of fashion and out Of
favor.