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Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

SINCE his nomination for United States
senator, Horizontal Bill Morrison has
assumed the perpendicular.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
A Fine Game TO Defeat Railway Regu'
latiOn.
Nance County journal.

Nance County Journal.
The railroad companies of Nebraska are
playing a fine game to defeat legislation
locking to the establishment of equitable
relations between the people and the cor
porations. John M. Thurstop, j. w.
Barnes and a horde of paid lobbyists are
lowering around the capitol like a flock
Of vultures, seeking whom they may de-
your Having found the house over.
whelmingIy opposed to them, they are
using every effort to capture the sen
ate. Out of the thirty three members
of that body, twenty six favor railroad
legislation. Several are open tools of
corporations. 1t will be neces ssry for the
railway companies to buy, outright, nine
of the twenty-six to carry out their
scheme to blockade r,ilroad legislation
this session. This will be attempted,
and may succeed, but there can be NJ
mis!Gking the man or men who are pur
chased. The people will wat h in breath
less suspense for the outcome of this
struggle, and WOO to The guilty individu.
ais, and to the republican party of Ne
braska, if the prayers and protests of the
people of this state are set aside for the
filthy lucrs of the railroads. The time is
ripe for %ustice to be done, and for the
power of John M. Thurston in the legis
lative lobby to be broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

IT. William Ii. Blrnum should be made
secretary Of state there would be great
rejoicing in the mule family.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
NOTICE OF SALE.

No,ico is hueby given hat on the record day o
March, A. y. 1889, httv etn tfe hours Of niIe O'Clock
.. m, and ten oc orkn m, Of sad dn,, ut the frcnt
door Of The county court houfe, N, f @ Tner Il 10th
and Fan am tt'eeis, in the city - Omaha, in Doug
las county. Nebraska, 7 s all 'ffer for stle TO the
highest bidder, the following described real estate,
tO.wit.
The north talf' II 1T number one hundred and
nineteen, Qlt) and the south htl' of lot number on
hundred and enc, QOD, in Nelson's Addit on to tho
city OF ON aha, IN DorglG county, Nebra ka.
said sci rs to be made 10 pu suaE CO Of an order Of
the District Court, of said county, by Flelzor Wake
ley, Judge, made on the 9TH day 4 July, A. ID. 1894
directing said real estate 10 be sold TO pby the claims
against the estate Of George f. Hubbard, deceaser.
TERMS OF ALE-ODe-foulth Of the Jur. haBo
price TO BIO paid In cash. and the balau CO in equal
payments, TO be paid at the end Of one, two and
three years, respect vel with interest at eight per
cent per Gnnum, 10 uTed by the bond OF the pur
chaser, and by a mortgage Of the premise sold Said
sale will be held open for one hour, commencing at
nine o'clock q. m, as aforesaid
ANNIE n. HUBBARD.
Administrative Of the Estate Of Geo. Il. Hubbard. do
ceased.
By ANDBEw BEyINs. Her Attorney.
ieb9lo23
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

ENoR RENT-A house of 10 rooms, N. W. corner
II 10th and Clark st. I4e-l3p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
EDWARD KUEHL,,

MAGlSTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION
ALlST, So8 Zenith street, between Farnam and HsY-
Iney will witn thenit OF guardian sriits, obtaining
for anyone glance In the past and present, and GU
certain condition. In the future. Boots and shoes
made to order Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

dor RRNT-New brick house, II rooms, modern
a Improvements, No. sl2 N. 22d st. Inquire PIG
California st. l57tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.
In ne Circuit Court Of the United States, for the
District Of Nebraska.
L. W. TULLEYS, Trustee,
vs.. In ChAnccry.
MARION MERRILL ct al.
FORECLOSURE or MORTGAGE.
Public Notice is Hereby given, that in pursuance
ara ny virtue q a decree entered in the above c1use
on thcI6th day of No emf er, 1884, |, Ellis /. Bier
bower, Special Master in Chancery in said couit,wil
on the 2 tn day Of February, 'tS5 1t the hour of ten
o'clo, In the forenoon Of the raid day, OF the QrontN
north door o. the United Stats court house and
Pc totiice building, In tie city OF Omaha Douglas
county, state and District OF Nebraska, sell Of auc-
ton the fUlloUi 6 desc il ed pr rty, to.wit: Jhe
northvc.t quart, r al seCriui thirty-fye. in TownihE
twenty + u, north Il range nine, east of 9th 4. N.
in Bart county, NGb,nska
ELLIS L. BIFRBOWER,
Special Mas cr in ChAuCCry.
W $. MATNF, CompSnJ's Solicitor.
nLlu-.0.flh9.N lR
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

ENOR RENT-Parto Of building N. L corner Day.
II export and 10th SITS. Rooms enough to accon.
modate a family and convenient for house keeping.
lJ5lO
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
FOR RENT-HOUSEs AND LOTS.

EOR RENT-A desirable nine room house; INQUIRE
Il no nth ST., near Webster. 12l-12p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

ENoR RENT new brick house Of rooms, $40 per
Il month. Apply at VIM. Gentlemans store, 10th
and casJSt. Philip clark. l42-llp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

DRlVI vaults, sinks and ceespools cleaned at the
L shortest not CO and at any time ofthe day, in an
entirely ordtrl,s 80 way without the least molestation
to occupants or neighbours, with cur improved and
odorless apparatus A. Evans & Co., OIL Capitol ave.
9Slmlp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

DOR RENT--New cottage, 8 rooms. j. Pt ipps Roe
Il 1872 s. 9th st. 04Stf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

w hNrED-Ladi' al d gentlemen in city or coun.
w try to AXE light work at their own hon e. So to
81 a dav easily made; work sent by mail; no canvass.
ing. We have good demand for our work and furnish
steady employ ment. Address with stamp, OR WIN
MFG. COMPANY. 294 Vine St Cincinnati, Ohio.
ll3 IN IN
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

LNOR ~RENT-New 3 room cottage Virginia ave, 2
Il blocks e. st Of Park ave ard l block south of st.
Nary's ave. st, care, Sl2.5O per m'Eth. Isaac Adams
10 Frenzer block, oppo'Ite Post office. l2C-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

LNUt. Coed h"Lse hve rooms on 22d st.
Il near Mason, 3 blocl s from car line. We'll and
ci'tern. lrquire NJ, Lee, grocer, 22d st 7I0pp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

DOR RENT Prick yard in good OdCrhr d wci fur
l. niEhed. Call on McCague. opp. P~ostottiCo
q4a IN
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

nor RI NT-Cot.age three rooms south 2Sd ia.
II Inquire 1909 Jackson SITS. lI9.iip
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

E'OR RENT-House 4 rooms south 18th St, Sl3.
d Cottage s rooms near Hanscom Park, SIT. House
3 rooms Davenport and s5tn SITS, SIT. House 2 large
rooms and 5acre ground south Omaha, SO c. f..
MRvne. 13thand Parnam. l43-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

Eok Nice 9 room cottage to.ner oath and
!, Davenport street. Apply to Il. b, Chapman,
1917 Howard st S93.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

ENoRRENT-one house. Inquire Edholm & Frick.
Il son. 0J6.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

EoR RENT-Furuishcd rooms at 1916 Dodge 1t.
9Ach2S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

FOR RENT-rleassnt nun ishtd room. i7o7 Css
." elb.lSp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

DOR RENT-A new eight room house. Enquire Of
} Mrs. L. Roddis, 18th, bet Layel poIt and Chi a.
go SITS. 7Dltf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS n rs.

w ANTED-Tolyasef first class restauran { and lunch
w couI ter to a thoroughly respons Bile laity. APP.
ply 1913 Douglas. iG3.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

EoR RENT-A 8 room cottage on east o 18th
II st. &c ond door south Of Webster, luire Of
G. Il. Doane a. Co INIT
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A situation in a private family as gen.
w eTal house keeper. Inquire DOrBn h.use, 9l3
rarnam. l69.llp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

NOR RENT-New ire room house, with city
II water, on South 18th st. near Iailr, ad trakc
suitable for boarding house; rent $50; l. quiIe at
Omaha foundry or Of I. W. I. Richards. 954tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

WANTED a few boardeIs at 1920 Coss st.
w lh3 lin
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

A Young married man wants situation as beck
"A keeper, In Wholesale establishment In omshA
Address &c" caro- Bee. Spb.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a young LADY rs steno.
w graphcr, typewriter, c7pyist, clerk or ook
keeper; Occupation very much desired. Address
F." Bee office l52.lOp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-02-10

WANTED-Agents to sell Gately's Universal Edu.
w Gator; on monthly payment. Address or call
on W. D.. p. Lowry, room b, l19 N 10th st., Omshs.
597febSp
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struggles, shortcomings, and hardsh!ps
81 early journalistic lite; the improvi-
deHcp, huerllity and Independence OF
the country editor no daily lives from
hand to mouth with his "weesly,n
until the sherif's claims turn
him ont upOn the world. In the sec
Ond act ~c have represented tho re
sources Hnd ingenuity Of tho editor
aud dramatst, through tha agency Of
tho cheap umsoum apd theatrical bust
ness; while, In the third act comes the
1enouemenI, disclosing the ioct o. nc.
kusick's having boon the only sur
vlyor from u sbipwreck and the in
h9fitor OF a large fortune, from which
he lad beon sWindled by tho grand.
father OF The young girl who, rs a
friend, he'd been true to him in ell his
trials, and whom he finally weds, the
fortune being thereupon restored 10
him.
Mr., Russell is anatural born humor-
lBt and mlnic, with facial expression,
iunny ways, magnetic manner aud
peculiar yoite that assert their poWer
IRON commencement 10 close. A
| quiet, subjuel, perfectly natural STYLE,
after tho Jefferson school, is tho char,
acteristic feature that wins and holds,
While occasional local hits add 2est and
spice all through his taking songs aud
quick changing representations.
Frank Lswton, IS Billy Danger, who
sticks to the Ameer, made himself
quite favorlte with his ofl.hand
humor and righteousness, while his
speclalties met with frequent applause.
Miss Miriam O'Leary, in Felix
affinity, whether as the rough dia.
mond, the harry-searum yet innocent
little gamin of The street selling opera
books, or as a dime show impersona,
lion, or as an educated and polished
young lady Of the seminary, yet con.
tinuously true to her lover in poverty
or wealth, was fully up to her asst xii.
ment; and with her cute ways aud
graceful movements, always brought
the applause that waits upon the Gun.
ming curve of . pretty woman's NOV
Ing figure, or thelcaptivsting kick Of u
pretty little foot.
The other chtracters had but q mar
row role, but we're equal 10 the parts
that belong to the padding.
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Personal.


Mrs. NJ. M. Smith is quito sick with
dengue.
Mr. CHARLES swiuk is quito ill with
pneumonia.
Mr.. John Moore IL down with the
dongue.
Gouorh W. l.. Cabell il slill con.
fined 10 his room VITA the dauEno.
Mrs. Caruth sud Miss Matte have
ro'urnod from visit 60 st. Louis.
George II, Lupt0n, Of tho Quoen Il
Crescent route, came into tho city laet
night.
Mr.. William Robin Adair. local
scribe for the Timep, hgs boon downed
with the dengue.
Mrs. j. i. Milan, of Alvarado, ia
visiting her son, d. w. Milan, at 1888
Sycamore street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Daugherty, of
Forney, were among THE uERALD's
callers yesterday.
Captain T. IL. Kingsley, OF Houston
travelling Passenger agent Of the
Louisville IL Nashville Is in the CITY,
Nojor George Fesrne, OF the United
States marehal's Office, succumbed Il
the dengue yesterday aud is now con.
fined TO his room.
DIR. Wessercug, who has been alb
sent from the city for several days
| has returned and will DO found in his
Office to-day.
Major paarro, United States district
attorney, is in the city. Ho will rop.
resent Tho government at the trial OF
Jesse w. Jones to-day before the
United States commissioner.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wright, OF San Angelo
Texas, accompanied by her little
daughter, IL Visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j.. ii. Phillips, on Pacific
avenue and Live Oak street.
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FL.OTSANI

An elegant sidewalk OF cut stone Ia
being put down IN front of the EN.
change bank.
The beautiful coach.dog of Jimmy
Helm was poisoned last night. He
was n good guard and we'll known.
Buffalo meat and venison, aud game
OF all kinds, can DO had every dsy mt
tho Old Reliable meat aud game mar
ket OF II. Harris, Elm street.
DR.. French, who was brought back
from Marshall on the charge OF en-
be1zling slI, has been fined in the
county court $40 aud given one hour
In jail.
Tango Bros. restaurant, ;25 Main
street, ak doors below TuE HERAID
office, sets up the most tempting and
best meal In tho city. Dellcacles of
every description.
Tho Hafdeh Hand Grenade il a rrent
invention, and 1t IL all 10 claims tobe.
and II the citizens would supply their
stores and homes with them they
would be well protected against FIRE.
Boys call W tho Hunstablo Boot q,
nhue Company, 10 Elm street. and suo
VIII Hunstable's three now STYLES oT
Toes on shoes. The Dude, Walken.
last, and Dallas too. Leave tho pbo.
.1sIapn OF your foot there, and tho
snoes won't hurt your oorns.
Inc Empire mills supplied them.
selves yesterday with the Harden
nanu GrenAdo Fire Extinpujshers.
put They delayed II ono day too long
Tor IL they had had them riipht bafn,S
Isst when they caught on FIRE. thev
could have extinsuished tho Hama,
with little or no damage 10 the mill.
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BOXE,
Albany.

ALBANY, OCT. 10 --[Correspon}en
j. H. Bigss who killed r, L., Will
mon at this place, on the 3rd inst, had
q hearing before Judge Cockreil yea-
terdsy Ga writ of habess corpus, and
was granted bail il the sum Of $4,000,
which up 20 this time be hiss faile' 10
give. Tho man who was with ,Biggs
when tho killing occurred,
W. u. LaGier, ond who
wss under bond of $1,000 aH &
wi'nss9, waa given up by MIS- bonds
men and is now ia duranca vile. The
general opinion Of our citizeus Ia
that Biggs' bond il too low.
Rtv. DR.. Hsndrick commenced a
protracted meeting here Sunday and is
now engseed in wrestling with The
devil four limos day. He is q fine
speaker ;aNd 9 genuine reyiva!ist,
something OF the Sam Jones STYLE.
Mr.. Arch Moore, big sheep man of
THIS place, ha9 gone to Ennis, and
when he returns he will have hidden
fare well 10 sipgle-blesseiness,
halu Is badly nseded in this country
and unless 10 comes soon stock will
suffer- as tho grass ~ almost all como.
n genuine mother struck orr town
yesterday, aud oyercoats aud fires ara
tho fashion again.
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A Model Star.Route

Our mail service Is Of tho most nriu.
tive character. At the head of tho mn.
per lake, as l said, lies the town ~, If
uayton. A more forlorn collootion n,
cabins, about a dozen In all, Il Ia dii,i. :
cult to imagine. The postoilic, hero 10
called Twin Lakes, and Ia kopt hv ,,,
old woman, who, I've no doubt soos
her best, but Is some.hlt exae MS
a.lng, Tor when wo drive by wo nj WAYS
stop ana ask FOR our mail, hnyi1g
provided her with n list Of tho whols
family, and arc often assured tbora 4.
nothing; shortly afterward another
momber OF tho family ipquirjpv viii
be given several letters and ns,cais
and DO told they have been there ssy,
oral daYs. AS this Is neither n ccr-
vonient nor dependable service. yro
havo n black oilclosh bar, ON Nvn,"S
mo name and address il ptinted' ana
IN which our mail Is brought Ia no
daily by the Aspen coach from a rnnl,a
which crosses the bridge over IN
creek. So, close by, wo hayo had
modern post erected with an nrn, 20
gaspipo convenient height for ~, ~
driver, who, without dIsmonn,,,nnao
sllpa tho bag ON and OF. In the morn,
ing wo look through the ileld-sisss.
and II tho bag Is there one OF us walk
up Tor u, ana We hang IL with o,,r re-
turn mail on the post by $40 for A. a
afternoon coach. Our exprosa ns,csie
and oven kilograms coma tba ss,as
Wv Rocky Mountain Letter En- " All
bany Argus. '' !" al
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TnrriblN Shaken

As the system is by fever and ague
and obstinate az tina. malady is, never
theless H05tettot's Stomach Bitters
Will repsir tho damage that IL does to
the constitution, and eradicate every
trace OF it. Used ae & meaus Of pre-
v1ntion, it invariably proves efleclual.
Tbe most malignant forms Of mslarial
disease prevalent in the tropics, tho
dreaded calenturs of the Guatemalsp
coast, the chagres fever, and other
types OF miasmatlo maladies Weld 10
and are prevented by Il. Not onIy
should Y be used on the first sy mtoms
OF o chill, but al persons residing in
localities where malsrial Infection OK.
1878 IN the air and wafer, should take
10 as u safeguard. 1t is an incompera-
oio remedy for disorders Of the stora-
ach and bowels, for rheumatism, in
activity or tho bladder md kidneys,
ara for debility and bilious ailments,
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(egTIR.asIss1)ggs'. ssA
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T5S~Y 4 ~
SGLgglD RENlEWER|
Doctors CertiHcate--Canoe-. skin |
ease and rheumatism.

Several years ago caucerousulc M
us appearan legon my chin Three ~
ego IL ,slougned out, but last sprins
I rned. Soon after the career appear
my SKIN became diseass1-any ~
wound or bfuisc would ioillmc, spa1
and make an ugly sore, Rough pacesi
heaNy black sCales formed on my hn}
and ipcs. LH,t October was atIa,t4
wlth rheumatism In my feet, antei ~
and hips, which bscann 20 stlfl, sv11
and sore md tho muscles 81 c0allMy
that u was impossible for rue 10 slralsr9
myse ! In thls terrible c0ndiiioa,
medicine gave meany rellef-my appa
and strength failed, aud became
pletely hopeless. In thi almost hor5J
contitl1n, determine, 10 try GUN
PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER pro.uy
supply md began the use OF II. ! uNl
about one month, and so much mpf,,
that ] began 10 walk ahuut with me y
criltches. The cancer on nv chin en'i,
disappeared. The black heavy scales
hnu formed on my nee snd HANDS lell
aud my skin became clear, snoo'n
healthy. would also STAT thai ia
raj yeats have used this medicine y
practice In The treatment Of alan,ul,i
! Kin diseases, ana 1 haze never kloy
TO Ito cure any case where II hn
ufod according 10 directions. l 10,
fore, most cheerful v rao0mmend
who m y be afflicted with any OF NV
c SEES Tor which u IL pres ribcd =. y
i. l., SrEPHB NSON, " y
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Last night Mr.. A. G. Mcdowell, Of
this city, and Miss Addie Gilroy, were
united in marriage by Father Quinon,
OF the Catholic church in this city.
The marriage ceremony being over,
the bridal party, together
with number of invited
guests, repaired TO tho residence
Of Mr.. George l.. Doyle, where an clio.
giant reception was rendered them,
The thanks OF THE HERALD forco are
hereby tondored for an elegant waiter
OF delicacios, as well as their wishes
for long life and prosperity TO the
newly married couple.
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Forty Yoars, Expcr,crc.ornn on, 49,.

Ho,.y fcnrs Experience Of mn Old Nurao.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is
.ne prescription OF ono OF tho best 70.
Ipm n,o pnysicians and nurses In tho
~ years with never. falling safety and
success by millions OF Inothors md
cnuaren, nom tho feeble infant OF ono
week Old TO the adult. It corrents
ac,oity OF tho stomach, relieves wind
coIic, regulates the bowels and gives
rest, health aud comfort 20 mother md
cniid. we believe u tho boat and sur.
~ remedy IN tho world In oil cases of
vysvshhmry and dierrhma In children,
any other cause. Full directions for
uslng will accompany oach bottlo.
Mone genuine unless the FAC slmiie of
curtis Perkins IL on tho o,itaide
wrapper. Sold by ali medicine DEAF
erss y cents . bottle. 49,
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Pension Hoard.

The beard OF United States pension
surgeons, Ora. Thruston, Carter and
sutton weIe in session yesterday ct
Dr. Thruston's ofiics, examining sp.
piicants Tor pensions. There were five
applicants examined. Each applicant
mat passes satisfactory examination
is given certificate and tho board
makes It's report to the pension bureau
ut Washington. 0'"
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An Item or News.

A HERALD reporter has been fur.
nishod with the following recipe for
getting up an item of news In times of
exlreme dullness; "Catoh POSSIBLE.
Ivy, clotho IL IN tho garments OF proba.
bility, bedeck II with tho ideas Of
truth and reality, throw around it tho
cloak orcrodulity and paint its cheeks
with slight lingo OF romance In
other words get up on interview with
an Egyptian mummy.
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The above certificate Is but one ~
OF thousands In our possession, slvs'
sufferers who have boon relieved "
form OF Blood and Skin Dscas1s ~
Complaints Dyspepsia, Syphlll,' VIZ W.
RhoumotlEm, Blood rOl,on and MI
For iull Information our iree MT
on Blood and skin Diseases WIN "
nished on application TO the 4
MACON MEDICINE TO-, src'e
Sold 10 powdered form, easy 70 ni .|,
home, With or without spirits va"
~ cents; large Size, 81. mailei nnT
dress on receipt or price :, L'qs@
small size, 81 large size, 81 90
For sale by THE j. W. CkUNH
DRUG CO., Dallas. Ttxs.
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FirGunen Hurt.

As the fire department was hurrying
to the Empire Mills at an early hour
yesterday morning. two of tho paid de-
partment, Messrs. Koch and Sala,
were knocked from the wagon bv n
wire across the track. The former ro.
ooived q scalp wound, while the latter
was bruised about his rody,
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United States Deputy Marshsl Nor
ton has returned from tho West. He
has been after murderer by the namo
Of Jones, but failed to capture him.
he says he travelled over 900 miles
aiter Jesse w. Jones, the etuge robber,
nnu then II foil to tho lot OF drummer
to capture his man.
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Every seat was takon lastrevonius.
aud many psrsons wore standing, 70
~ The Old tImo fsvcriss aud inim,ta.
bic comedian, Sol Smith Russell, In
hla new three cot coined , drama, n.
" HcKusioE. AZ IN the pest hs
n.oln ksol ~ audience n exooilon2
5 nv .ose.s.nia - lzl91s|
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The Rev, Mr.. Black preached an clio.
quent sermon last night at tho Gem.
MERGE Street Christian church TO a
lM,go sano attentive audience. His
sMMuJoet was, "Ihe Divinity OF Jesus
Uhr,r,," and right ably did he handle
~ Ineso meetings Will continue
throughout the week.
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about the Bryan street convent for
some days past, frightening The Young
girls who attend that school. In faei
this has become such habit with
him that several have stopped scroo!
rather than b4 Enbjectsd 10 the Insults
OF this dirty FELLOW.
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The Gap,is, Entertainment.

Tho ladies' OF tho Baptist church will
give another Of their superb onter.
,ainments Friday night ct the elegant
npu'e Oh Colonel a, Q. Audrey, corner
~, Ahsr9 ana Cadiz streets, TO which
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weather Ksport

COTTON BELT REPORT.
Ine cotton belt weather report tor Tess,
sshowlhg tue maximum and minimum
"a hourB, Is Os folluwgs