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METAL POISON.

am ooppersmith by trade, and during
series OF years my arms (being bare wheu
at work. have absorbed a wonderful amount
OF metal poison, Having scrofulous ten
denoy nom my youth, the small particles OF
copper ana brass would get into the sores,
ana by this process the poison was conveyed
INTO my blOoO till my Whole system became
infected, | was treated with the old tsme-
mes ofmercury and i0dide potassium. sal
walton followed, my teeth arc all loose In
my mead, my digestive organs deransed, aud
l nave been helpless In bed for oyer n wear
with mercurlal rheumatism. MY Joints
were all swollen, and l lost the use OF my
arms and legs, and became holpleAs as an
infant.
My sufrcrings became SO lntonse that n
was Impossible for me 10 rest. rne doctors
advised me TO go to the city hospital for
treatment. This | could not BOAR, A friend,
VINO proved friend indeed, urged me To try
Swltts Spccldc, believing Is would cure mo
Othors discouraged me, but / secsred "A few
hott es, and have now taken two dozen bo =
llcs The FIRST effect OF the medicine was 10
pllhg INC poison To the surface, and | broke
OUT All over In running torss They soen
disappeared, and my skin cleared Oh. NV
knets, which had become twice their natu-
raj size. have resumed their usual plyo md
are supple as OF yorC. Ny arms and hands
are MI right again and can use them without
pain'Che ontlfo disease has left al parts OF the
bouy save two ulcers on my wristp, which
are healing rapidly | am weak from ion Z
confinement but / have the use ofnll NV
limbs. The medicine is bringing INC out ~,
the greatest trial ofmy life, and / cannot
nnd words sufficient to express my npprpcla
lloh OF lts virtues and the gratitude | reel
thai ever heard or It.
Augusta, Ga, Jane, 1885.
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An Alleged As,ns,in Dad,

Jack Duncan, the detective who
worked up and exposed the sssasslna-
tion OF Sheriff Black, Of Lamar county,
and who left few days since for Ar
kansas to effect the capture of
John Middleton, the alleged hirod
assassin, who fired tue fatal
shot wired friends here from Ruselyille
that he had come up with the object of
his pursuit, but that Middleton was
dead, haYing drowned while trying TO
cross Ponteau river some two weeks
ago. His body and the horse no was
the animal near Oklahoma, Indian Ter
ritory.
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Caiedoniau Club.

A special meeting was held last even.
ing for the appointing OF officers for the
ensuing year, and after the general
routine business OF the club was dis.
posed OF the Following gentlemen were
balloted for and appointed: Daniel
Morgan, Honored Chief, president;
John Boattie, Worthy First Chioilisn,
vice-president; Alexander Mcintosh,
Worthy Second Chiefllan, treasurer;
John w. Morrison, Worthy Third
yhioftian, recording secretary; A. a..
Wood, Worthy Fourth Chioitain, CORES.
ponding secretary.
Direetors-Dayid Mckenzie, Alexan.
der Greig, William Romans, Matthew
Dunn, James McKeand, Alexander
ranter, Tyler.
The club In desirous 10 secure suIta-
~ room In the central portion Of the
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There are many cheap cosmetics
sfiered TO sale, which claim to contain
nothingi furious TO the skin. This is
all bosh, AL, or very nearly all are COM
pounded from the most deleterious and
poisonous drugs in the materia medica.
Thoy destroy tho vitality of the skin,
making the consumer prematurely
withered and old. j.. A. Pozzoni guar
antees his medicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious mat
ner. Use none other and you win
per box. Sold by all druggists and per-
nmors
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1t Is simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawkes. speotacles and eve glasses have
attained throughout the United States,
they are known from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific, and the reputation is built upon
real merit, Testimonials from the most
eminent men of tho country are given
who have had their sight improved by
their use. These celebrated glasses arc
Tor sale in Dallas, only by, Eisenlohr
Bros. Il Schneider, druggists aud Ger.
man opticians.
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Union choir Festival.

This evening at O'Clock, at st,
Matthew's cathedral there will be a
union service of song, thu music being
rendered by the various choirs Of the
missionary Jurisdiction OF northern
Texas. 1t is intended that tsis shall
hereafter be regular feature Of the an
nual meeting of the council. The choir
OF st. Andrews, Fort Worth, a double
Quartette, and also the chOirs of tho
churches OF Sherman and Denlson have
been invited to attend, but owing to the
shortnass OF tho notice only the first
mentioned will respond on this occG-
sion. The following is the programme
OF music for tonight:
PROGRAMME,
Opening Voluntary VERDI Mrs j. u. Poston
Procession Hymn tNo. 4S5) United Chorus
Ave Verum-"Come Thou Fount" mil
lard .. .. ....... MISS Malone
Sentences, Lords Prayer, etc Tails
......... ...................... Cathedral Choir
Neulte (Millard) ............ Miss Malone
re Deum Dudley Buck. 81. IsdreW 2s C i
Versicles etc, (ralh.) ,... Cathedral Choir
BeAgnRtlon Utpdsay).. Mrs T. L. Martin
"NOt Sparrow (LOngstahD
b. .......... ... ..Messrs. Highly and VanZandi
"How on, Alasw (panks) 800. Mrs. Coke
Vesper Hymn-solo and Chorus
..... Mrs, Alexander and ~. Andrews ChoiI
Tenor Solo (Stabet Mater 90. W, II. Naginni,
Hymn 9S Holden & WILSON,
. ............. Cathedral Choh
"Hear Us, o, Father (Mlllard) Mrs. Waller
al WIN Bow Down TO Thee, o, Lord
(SchuberD ...........,..... Mr.. L.. Il. Highly
Hunc Dimittis (GllberD Cathedral Choli
BENEDICrION,
Recesslonal Hymn, 500 ......... United Choli
Closing Voluntary (Erom II Adyn's Creation
Observation-Disclosures. II. Garrett
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CutHIs Thrnnt.

Yesterday morniugA rumor went the
rounds that II. S. Cleuons, better
known as "Roxlc,', had esssyod sui.
eide by cutting his throat. On investl.
cation 1t was learned that the report
emanstod from an idle circumstance
Clemens, while shaving himself, cut
himself and tho blood cowing freely
one OF his friends, In passing tho room,
asked Kim what was the matter, aud
BIO replied that he had cut his throat.
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nI do mol lIke thee, pr. Fell,

Inc IttlsOH WY CduHOJ Tell
1t has often been wondered at the bad
Twas probably because he, being one OF
the old school doctors, made up pills as
large as bullets, which nothing but an Os-
trich could bolt without nausea, Hence
the dislike. DIR. Il. V Pierce's "PleAs-
ant Purgative Pellets" are sugsr-coated
and no larger than bird-shot, and are
quick to do their work. For all derange+
ments of the liver, bowels and stomach
thew are specific.
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Result OF the Late Cattlmen's Goa
VeutlOn.
A large cattle transaction was consul
mated yesterday at the Hotel Bogol, be-
tween Messrs c. c. (Tobe) Odom, and j..
G.. Johns, as the sellers, aud Major w.
z. Herring, of EmpOria, Kansas, tho
purchaser. The traye was for 5000 head
of steers, TO be delivered In tho Chero-
kee strip within tho next six weeks, and
the purchaser deposited $4,000 cash, TO
bind the trade, A number OF other but
minor transactions are reported, but
particulars are withheld from this re-
porter.
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PrI.on In Preferonce to Poachl,rl

Lee Collier, colorod, who was wit
ness for the state In the case OF the State
VS.. jeff Seuter, on trial in the county
court yesterday morning, in which the
defendants charged with wlliully kill
ing colt, declined TO answer questions
put 10 him by the county attorney, and
Judge Bower sent him to Jail Tor his
smartnesH.
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Capture OF an Escaped Prisoner AN,
Raplst.

George Byers, an escaped prisoner
from tho Weatherford jail, who was In
ON the charge of assault TO outrage Mrs.
Renfro, who resides near that place,
and who made his escape short
time since, along with six other
by Police Officer John Overland and
locked up for safe keeping. Deputy
Sheriff Robert Ross, OF Weatherford,
was here looking for MIN. Byers was
left here for safe keeping. His oonfed-
crates arc still at large. When tho Off
Ger apurehended him he WAS sitting in
a wagon on lower Main street playing
the part of farmer.
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BnrriarY.

AT late hour Monday night, the res
idence OF Mr.. Charles Bohny, who re.
sides at S23 Live Oak street was visited
by burglars who effected an entrance by
cutting the Stats OF tho blinds, and lot
of iewelry and small sum OF money,
amounting to 5000 was carried OF. Civ
Marshal Arnold IN ON a red hot trail.
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Friends and acquaintSnces OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Blankenship are invited to
attend the funeral serviRes of Mrs. John
n, Llpscomb, from their residence, cor
nor Aksrd and jackson streets, this
o'clock %, m,
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth In Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com :
pl0ntatia an. The result was thar Ali were
tronbled with chills and foyer. / carried
with ne several bottles of Swlcl's SpcciSc'
ana as long as TOOK II had perfect health
was afflicted with chills When I resumed
lts use was nll right again. We have used
" IN our family rs an antidote for malnrlal
poison for two or three years aud have neyer
known 1t TO fall In asingle instance
w. Q, FuRLow.
sumter Co., Ga, Sept. II, 1881.
Ireatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca. W.
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ity and the directors are requested to
make inquiries respecting the same and
report at the next meeting to be held at
400 Elm street. on Monday, the 25th
inst, at 8 o'clock.
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IInfnl ArrIxnla.
AT TIE oRANp wINnson.

AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
j p Nicholson, Kansas City; Still
well II Russell, Denison; NJ Savage,
Little Rock, Il A Dewitt, Kansas City;
J NJ Knox, Fort Worth; N s johnson,
Waco; Geo II Goddard, ST Louis; DIR
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We will ON the 2Sd open our new
CASH grocery, corner Elm and Har-
wood streets, IN the building lately oc.
cupied by @. Il. Momand & Bro, and
ask all CLOSE CASH buyers TO call aud
sec us. h. o. WELLER 4 Co.
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IMPORTANT.

hEy- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Money order, New y ork Exchange or Dr9fi
on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably by Ex-
press.
I'VE pay Express charges on an sums of S.
or upWard)
ADDRESSED: NJ A. DAUPHEr.
New Orleans, Ia.
Address Registered Letters and make Posi-
Office Money orders payable TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Rarv nrtaana -.
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Il 4. n n " w

This famous Standard Cred Hambletonian
Stallion will serve "a III ted number OF Mares
at the GRAPEVINE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM,
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE louis Napoleon
was the sire ofJerOme Eddy, record 2:l6% and
sold TO Jewett Bros, of Buffalo, for SIS 900,
and stands at the head of their Stud NJ 1920
the season also Myrtle, record 2:Z71s; Spin
nello, record 2;25H, and several others with
fast records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
OF Louis Napoleon, has % with records in
z:5O or better end better than 2:20; among
them are 81; Julien, ava; G'oster, 2:lT; and
half sister to Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself TO be great brood mare, being the
dam OF Jerome Eddy, record 2:l81f, and seve-
raj others that could beat 2:9O.
LARRY W.
Is beautiful dark bay, with black
points, is l5M hands high; weight l,In6
pounds; has not been worked for speed hay
ing been put in the Stud when two years old,
when he produced the three fast colts, Wig:
A, q. Dewey, RosAmon and Resale. his only
get OF that year. A. q. Dewey trotted seven
races In 1894, only losing one heat, He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas and MI
nois Circuits, beating such good colts as Bal
aclaYa by onward; Alice Almond, by AL
mont; Judge Sprague, by Gov SprRgue, and
other fa-t colts, and has shown a II mile in
l:lO TO pole and obtained a record of 2:4O.
Rosalie, the threS-year-old Dllie, trotted q
mile 81 Joliet, ILL.,, 2;35 over y mile track,
and trotted second to Balaclava III Carthage,
ILL.,, In 2:4O ROsGmOnd has not started in q
race but Is as speedy rs either OF the trio.
TERBs-SlO0 FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving In al may be bred TO
LARRY W. free of charge the following sea-
son. The q shlOn hle bred Stallion, NAM
BklNO CHIEF, viii also stand n limited
number OF mares at the same ranch at Grape
Vine. Terms, US for The season. Call on OF
address REUBEN RMSTRONG,
Care City National Bank, Dallas.
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Insnrnnrn Arrnnmnn,

The underwriters of this city have on.
tered into an agreement to issue poll
cles for cash only hereafter, $50 to be-
forfeited by the agency violating the
rule.
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IJ AgIrs or YOUTH AND ExoEsssN

II ABITs or YOUTH AND ExOEsssE
I OF manhood cause moro suffering, sui.
cidos, nervous debility, impotence, sterllity
STRUCTURES. varlcocele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bladder, kidreys, heart, dropsy, dlA.
oetes anu Bright's disease, than evorytAine
else, and cannot be cured with stomach med /.
lcinos alone, electricity, crRyons, belts, oau-
terlzatlons, sounds, cethetefs or emitting, Tn
european aud American Medical bureau
viii send treatise for q conts, giving rene.
dies AND directions which cure these other
wise natal diseases al homo withoutpain prl.
vaielv. ofcss- lip2 broadway. N. Y. Citv.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
A LAND AND cATTLEMAN TALKS.
Lieutenant Governor Gibbs Defends Him.
self = John Middleton Reported
Dead-Geo,ge Byers Caught
Court Matters, Etc.
'Roar Photograph

Roar Photograph
should be preserved-for two weeks
Only, at one-halt the former price
plush and leather albums. Paul +. Erb.
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Premium POQItlyPreSePVeP


The proprietors of the "Sunset Poultry
Yards" of Houston, Texas q. NJ. NcByers 4
Coz, who are among the largest and most
prominent poultry dealers 10 the country and
why arc breeders OF high-class thoroughbred
poultry say: We have tested = p. 2, and
for the purpose intended believe It to be an
o. X. article and at reasonable figure.
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g1TRAORDINARY sri. ANNUAL DRAWING


~'@'' a A'ANo s%Ai''hilNaAAN w eoEf,piD
APPLICATION for rates 10 clubs should he made
only TO the Office OF the Company ~ New or.
leans. For further information, write clear
ly giving full address.
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hAo M htgUAAs
Another prominent nrm, Fishel Bros, OF
Black Javas and WynedOtts, write as follows.
We havs used p. p. P. and find 1t TO fill -
long leit went In the poultry business as, IS
tonic and remedy; also as a preventative
For Cholera and ROup Cure IL has no
equsl. Respectfully,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

BE"oKLYN. July 2t.-At ten o'clock
Thursday morning an unknown man leaIei
from the roadway Of the Ea>; River Bridge
al a height of one hundred and twenty-five
feet above the water. about onc-fourth OF
the distance from the New York tower,
where odium jumped. None 81 the
police observed him. The man Vas
dressed ia summer costume. Ills hands
We're held at his side. When half way
down he WAS partially turned and struck
the water heavily on his tark. lie dsap-
feared below the >UTiac. and has not sine.
been seen The jump was -sen by many
people on the f.rry-brais and piers. but the
bridge police insist tina: nothing Of the kind
o-s-urTed- " SroTT n headquarters 10 in
formation could - obtained. Ii Ws> no.
knova that any man % note IN sporting
csIc.e> Vas intending lie leap
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
CARRIED OFF BY 4 FLOOD
\ Nanb"r 81 Live. >app".ri tt Have
E.sa Io., la colorado.

C.,.r.r, ~-rr>C- g. Ir-v -
H'''"" 10 al ''" "a az "
po.n; : T." m..e, north 90 i1-N c'y >1i-f-
day ~ m5i4.S.- Bai .Jg tie Ia. TAI
L.. ..-. <..r, TIE c-.,: o, hsEL.
CO.,, .t. dot
90
nave 1r'. a;pA..h-. ~NrHA ff"sA AK
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
CHA IGti NNlI.
pESCT NTEDN.

EraS;us WAS SiN days in making ID,
Journey 10 Nus>lc Slough. and a dcs
late looking country lie fond il.
For miles aud miles. At this season t
TIL wear. not a green thing a!peayd
upon which 10 fas;eu the smalle>; hoe
OF ever changing the waste into fert e
fields of grass and grain
The settlers already there seemed
upon the verge of starvation. But thee
or four inches of rain fell during them
tire vear. and for months n; n t;methe
soil WAS unmoistened even by DIV.
Those who possessed a little mney
when they came had expended i in
futile efforts to produce a crop, ana all
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
4 IInN HING Himself.

GEEENcA~TrE. mi. July 2~-.-Jy<epa
Dalton, a iai Tn r1e-n var Oil. wao
wuTsci ca tire :lrm of Iiarle> br0,s near
Mount NrT aIu. IN iIl- COUNTY. hanged
h.m~-.t "a the ham Saturday. The faI4iIy
ws-r aNay from home u lie tra.r Attend
- a c.:cr> il G~T-rGca,;.e. and Byvl r-
iar..Uz iouUd the ui-i-. a-~1y swinging %
;Lc end II ;hr roe, ~Uh-puuIegsy .slyya
a. iE- ,zli~- OF To- rash set
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

LTg-IE ErCE. AK. JAY @i.-A: Sr.,
tta. jackson tCgaty. Az. on FRIDAY.
Joseph AruOid entered Tie hOg~. of a
nrichbCr and assaulted with a. axe a ~
sNl.-.n years Cd named Phillip. Thc LATER
seized a >iyot-sun AMI eEnptl-i Sota bau-s
into A-aoid's body. causing lHstaa; DEAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
GENERAL GRANT DEAD.
Death OF US.rrrSsden. crsn,-fsssr'
Over To Tho usf-rftt-

60 rss~t
' 49,
r nc o
hrl .HI - EH1 S"NniaF'
n. - loan ~ta .atru-aF
AMI r--f.s r- man urs,n
80
s-e'sr 90 t'"' 81"
..eI;y an uuromr.af1 --'. .~AE -
--h.ui hlm a. ruma- a. us-l- a. a
v.l.,. ~ fr,. -.I.H.- sd ta~a.f
=. 81. #,
=,
''"H lf'4 VIZ" wv
L lh'H-H u" p - hh 81 ~"
country aI T. served AMI ~Hsrl
ns-t .c'vl a gu: = m :-T -i 'hsl
.o r4ucvi tH# o 80. Pa" r,.. reu1.
..ar,t EEr u-s ;.~ t
u...rs v..g wg.u -- ~a. g
10 .~u-rr... Be- .1>, Gee a- A aH, OIL.
a., .... .8i urG. -Ht t.r =
gave aii las. H- tst. a.t span &c
ser, sword Iaas Be- bal drawn ' 70
~-o.a-ry. Ih.t b. III -a Ut-~ tu
G,tEuI>- Though 70. IcEH 3
harp r. i.n b gee ,r' fHT aaR r-
N g. i.f- atom. ;1u "a m.o-
.~-n "a "a ut AMI '-s ;la4 -" u.
knows, ~ at -t.rHts su t-- 10
Il dean "uTasH- i.'ai tN - i- Sea-
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.A.L know 'sst 'r.g tsf 1sy :
l't'a u~trs .a ..Hf, be- -ai fac
n bra q $ IN e. O., .r hei 'yrT u- .
Ha ia. t-t. L. and - 81 ell W. -
thH>' HrA al t.-T 1... aH De-
screen Is and C.H.' COSBY ~a from
g." -.'-' 90 m"a
Cen a.. trt.' ~! De- it,i Known y"
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tu." AMI - 'lr l.G %! thr MAJ r.i-
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N'''p IL 'u..'.I i.Ht war ~ y
~.-""t L.,ul"rsi @Ht ~a->a.- at
J.. made a'rr. an. earn nS AI- lJHEn -
'AsH los gallant c.u'uyi Ia ~t ="
- -r"i from -" army. a tns 'NrH
s'a's VA, loot :" The t'~ II tte taIH-
- Oar ~ 80 year -T'2' u'a.irr~
w." q ""Fs ~ b b" Tea! ""FHi
~H''u w~g" defined To "a 80, "a" ". o.
"a aud u.r.A u a i".rh'r i'HH Ia.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
FRO BE C~oNTINUEnl


-Newspspe- publishers il New Gui.
nea. and on the lsihmus OF Panama
complain loudly OF poSt-oficc officials
who take papers out OF wrappers t.
read and forset 70 pu. them back
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
Z Fallen star.

CHICAGO. Jaly 9&-The United Order %
Brckl1yers and Mz~ous ot This c5ty bid a
meeting FRIDAY night az whrh q "a ao-
noUncs-i that the Treasurer. WnlE2m Sta-.
had deramp-d vita funds % The a.oci4sz0a
g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07
M MEHORiaM.


- ~
of the tBs'-d states during the LAT"
y.,,htr mn. lfi.lis 81 -~Eap.-
'"S"
IN ~ fz' frC- -ry- steer b. '-ui.
Prom ma-.-e ami c44.ca wl.gr setr..<
knoll
Ezay s.t-nsir fInS-I "a rae~ e.. ~pe-
u ny r-a IN 80. zost afsr.
F-ora >,r'rs RI 49,. Boo Northern ~'A-.
PM IN tho tru ut rns dawn To- ylrs-.
-. 2, f.. g -. a-su- -. ~. N,-.:
rr.rr each rr...-. s-l-. 49, eros. Ea.4 -trr.~-
petI "a, ...tr are.s sgr l-v4ss-r AL OAr
-.
sr-rf. 4va-- a. Linz - earth
a-tla~ .a.r.-E on nv e. a4sr.
gur - fr.-~. 40 al l.~-A.
Tl. -r.-.fg.r "a - p nj .as axe
H ra... b. .t-1 Boz over, r.-H-
u.H.- asl-.-t A. hone broad.
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a prmrsss b. ans osA-- =aao
49, sH.e.l a. s~-el sad - iisxiey
aSra the Lo-rsy o; ealing IL .
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quantity Of mO!asN>. IL j. not known her.
how the fire originated. but there was =
run dlStIiIcry in close proximity IL the
warehouses, which we've all wooden build
in-~. and II i POSSIBLE the latter we've set
on hre by the former. The los, j. at mated
at from >l.2jO.oOO IL Il. 1j0,OoJ. The
amount Of Insurance, If there i, am. Is not
lunMn her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

20 peat mps sleA was xi
j sHuurlei hear DamfrIm. Sc. -,
va icursi 10 coat4sn seeds =! p.aDs.
dat3n% from prea -a0rr ums& Ih~y
ssFs planted ami ss oae- te.na ~
germ sa;e AFR : seep % azs
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Copyright Secured Al Right, Re.>7r.d.l
Driven From Sea to Sea:
GT, JUST A CAMPIN'.
CHAPTER XVI-CoxTrxrYD
By G. c. POET.

ichIiSdrD BY PERMISSION OF J. q. DowNGy
Co, PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO.
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fu< 4 stern realty !.
sker AMI mus: b..
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id with she m
U , ulenfor;y 30, hs
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oh. star gcmmci flag: now dropping Il, hal;

mast.
If tn ug> inauimat" could cry or weep.
Thy waIitu.~ would To- heard upon Ia" blast.
Nhvr ~ the compass points, ON land or
deep.
Star stud I'd banner. emblem of the free.
lis blade beloved eternal ;.ty>On thee.
Flag drapci N WOE above the pli~cI'-- hand.
DI hun who rescued freedom : holy land.
th. stirr, l'ag. cnio!d tine hero : breast.
Cover the sold. "r IN hi dr'ami"~- rest
oh, heaven grmmri banner. To his heart
- lear.
With thY bright folds cnshroud his hon
urcd h.cr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-07

"n ALL out Nv season. ! hsy- 'zbo a
pr bmokTisy' Wa f. ia else shaf I
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nod scrY.n IN Tie : 1ra. army. anI
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rati@i "a the tonieirs.,>
n he's no vn4ca 10 - Amin strr-
pen. nv sufrns aui s- .a.rs he,
fach 4 bnsu" All seq lae rte len.
\ - mosrat.c Precedent -.--, o. e..
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an n terrible strafs Ban m-
tiiy s@uei Dot. onto re ,a.I
> NOS hsv = drop '~ssffa f.r rsss.
losir"T tbs tine gst yes~fss.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-21
Notice..

All orders for repairs and instructions
on the Favorite Singer Sewing Machine
left at our store will be promptly attend
ed to by competent repairer.
CAGWIN & NOrEwARE,
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