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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-18

The 6cHurrLER WAGON 10 the boss. E. RE-
HART l. Co. always have full assortment o.
hand. f26
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FOR SALE.

49, Mrs Sislron offers her House and Lot,
B5NT situate in Paradise, Nevada, for sale
EE0 Fer terms, apply at the premises, or
address MRS. SiSKRON,
dlo-lm Paradise, New.
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For showing goods. All we ask you to dc, is
to come and price our goods 1t will astonish
you. fh30l N. HOFFMAN & co.
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T. F. Judge shipped to-day ten car.
loads of fat beevss to Policy Hsilbroa 4
Co., San Francisco.
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Cumberland Coal.

load lots, and are selling it at very low figure
aus L. REINHART & co.
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IL you want Sewing Machine that runs cas-,
and never gets out OF order, 90 TO NJ. HoFMAs
d. Cos and get white" 1t is the boss.
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z. RzIsHARr Co. keep full line Of. Lumber
and sell at reasonable rates s8
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Ii you want to buy the best and most relia.
BILE WAGON, go TO Z. RElSHARf q Co.'S and get
Q "Schuttler."
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Write to N. LEVY & Co. for prices of Balm
Wagons, Buckeye Movers. and Iowa Barb
Wire. lee
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-18

Fine suits Of Rooms Tor visitors and familie
at the LAFAYETTE HornL d.
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New Sewing Machines,
At T. KANDULsKrs, Bridge s.,,

At T. KANDULSKI's, Bridge street
Call and see the recently improved No. and
No. 10 Sewing Machines They far excel in
simplicity, durability, and noiseless and easy
running, any machines in the market The
stitch Is simply perfect on the finest fabric on
the heaviest cloth or leather They viii out.
wear any machines now in the market, and are
sold at San Francisco prices. Old machines
taken in ex :h&nge.
Second hand machines selling from $40 up
ward. iyl3tf
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NEVADA, Through N. LEVY d Co., sells Buck.
eye Mowers, Balm Wagons, and Barb Wire
cheaper than California Send in your orders
TO N. LEEY Co je2
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The white Sewing Machine
10 the king Of all.
suI H. HoyxAS 4 Co., Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-07
THE WAR IN WINNIPEG.
THE OTTER-PoUNDMAKER FIGHT.
Savage HerOism, a Canadian Defeat and ),
Government Biunder-Anuther Bat
tie Expected To- day-BloOdy
Indian War Predicted.

BATrLEFORD, NORTHWEST TERRI
TORY, May 6.-Further details OF the
engagement between Col. Otter'S forces
ana Chief POundmaker's forces show
that after a special march of 30 miles
Col. OttOr reached the reserve and
offered battle to the Indians, who
readily responded, The fight lasted
seven hours. The Indians used
muskets, war clubs, bows and arrows
and every conceivable weapon OF war.
fare Otter's men kept well under cover
and from an entrenched position
poured deadly volleys Of bull
lets into the red skins, who fell
In scores all around. Fully 100 Indians
are known to have been killed and it is
thought that twice as many woro
wounded. Otter's loss was killed and
Is wounded. No monitor is made in
the dispatches that the Killed aud
wounded were brought back, and il is
judged from the hasty return march that
they were LETT behind. Nothing but the
last extremity should induce otter to
leave them behind. The troops Sc, fire
10 amt burned the buildings on the 70.
serve b5lore leaving. No one has any
doubt now that bloody Indian war
WIZ follow. The Qu' Appetite Indians
to-day are rApOril4 to hsV0 r sen ana
left their reserve, Crow Foot, chief OF
the Blackfeot, is related to Pound
maker, and Will, IL is said, Join him
against the whites. Tine dominion gov
eminent and Otter are blamed
for not securing the ransom
OF Factor, Mclean and others
white captives of the Indians before
procipitating matters. Positive advicss
nom Clark's Crossing to-day say Con.
Middleton began an advance this morn
ing. A battle is expected at Batouche
tomorrow,
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MonILE, May 6-LSpacisl. The
weather Is splendid, the town is crowded
withpeople from all parts ofthe country.
Twenty one companies, numbering
5000 mon including four batteries, Two
nom New Orleans, one from Indiauap-
oils md one from Mobile are present.
Maiden companies drilled yesterday
and this morning, and the artillery this
afternoon. Tomorrow and Friday tho
crack infantry companies drill also the
Iouayes drill.
The Mobile Rifles, the Houston Light
Guard, the Chickasaw Guards; the
Montgomery Greys; the COumbn
Guarus, of Georgia; the Lamar Rifles, OF
Mobile; the Savannah Cadets, and sew
eral other splendid companies, are the
competitors.
The artillery drill to day lies bctween
the New Orleans batteries, with the odds
in favor OF Battery b, of tho Louisiana
field.
The camp is named for Adintaut.
General Il. G.. Drum, OF tho United
States Army, and Is commanded by
Gen. Bently, of Iowa,
There was grand review to-day by
GOV. O'Neal, OF this state, followed by
dress parade. The judges are Lieu.
tenants Satterlee, Rumbrough and
Thompson, of the United States Army,
The drill winners of prizes will prob.
ably not be made known before Satur-
day.
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tailed by Secretary Bayard as consular
clerk at Liverpool.
IL is stated at the postoflice DEPART
ment that Postmaster Palmer, of Chi
cago, was removed for offensive
craftsmanship" The postm sster- general
said Palmer was an active worker in
the recent campaign and one of those
republicans whose continuance in Of
nee was not deemed advisable by the
administration.
Treasurer Jordon says the treasury
count is practically over and that every.
thing is found most satisfactory.
The three silver dollars, which
escaped from broken package
IN the silver vault have been found, so
the only discrepancy is cents missing
from 20 package OF pennies in the cash
room Yesterday heavy square box,
wrapped inred tape and securely bound
was found in an out-of-the-way nook of
the vault, with tho key mlslaid. A
locksmith opened the box and il was
found to contain q bottle OF diamonds,
abottle OF pearls, bottle of otar ofrOses
ana lump of gold. One Of the older
employees identified the articles as pres
ents 10 President Monroe, about the
year iS23i from tho Japanese govern
Laent and which had been
stored in the treasury pevding the
passage OF the act Of congress
authorizing their acceptance. Congress
tailed 10 legislete or tie subject and tire
articles were depositea in the treasury
where they haveremaiued since,
The sta;e department has not received
any protest from the Austrian
government concerning the appoints
mont OF Minister Kelly TO Vienna The
cabled rumor that objections would no
made against him because
his wife is Jowess fluids
no credence in administrative
circles. This government recognizes
no difference between jew and gem
tile. IL is also said Mrs. sKiely is not "a
Jewess, except by psreutage, as she az
Jured her religious faith when she mar.
ried Catholic.
Commissioner Colman, recognizing
tho Importance OF a closer and more iu-
innate association OF the different agri-
cultural colleges and other industrial
and educational institutions with the
department Of agriculture, has called
a convention of representatives of the
different agricultural colleges anu
allied state Institutions.
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Unless IL be 10 illustrate tho differ.
ence between the methods of Mr.. glad.
stone and Prince Bismarck, in dealing
with disputed boundary questions,
says Berlin correspondent.
it is hard tosee why tho
conservative Post should, without
comments ofany kind, treat It's readers
this evening to a recital of tho following
well-known episode OF the triumphal
entry of tho German troops in Berlin on
June ID, ISL;
The emperor, as glory-or1wnad VIC
tor, had entered Berlin amid the enthu-
siastic acclamations oftho populaoe.
Hating in front of Blucher's statue,
there were borne past Hun hftydve
captured French 'coors, with their
aiken folds iluttering and rustliug in
the breeze created by the thuudering
cheers Of the multitude. Prince Bism.
arsS, who IN passing through tho BRAD
en- burgh) gate had made curt intimat
ion to and received briefanswer from the
emperor, sat upright but restless In his
saddle behind his majesty, looking
around him as ifin quest OF something
An acquaintance approaching him
asked what his highneSs wanted. 'Paper
aud ponciP was the reply, and these
articles were quickly procured from
the pocket-hOok of policeman. Tn e
prince wrote of p hasty word or two on
his thigh, and holding the paper aloft
said: Here Is "A telegram; viii YOU
carry it9' Yes replied the bystandor
thus addressed. Thanks, said the Prince,
you can read it, Hurriodly passing
through the crowd, tho messenger read
IL in the quiet etBehrenstrasse: To the
German Commander OF the Outposts,
Parls-lf the french outposts advance
farther attack Them What moment
that wasl Clese togethr lay the dice
of peace and war. Here were the stand
ards unfurled for the joyful IN arch of
peace; there was the drawn sword raised
TO strike.
What had happenod9 The French stoots
had pushed their outposts beyond the
line agreed upon, and tho German com
mander had asked whether he should |
hold on TO his line or whether no should |
make way for tho French movement. !
Being admirably acted on by Count |
Waldersee, the military attache at Paris, |
into whose hands the telegram came |
the war cloudlet vanished as quickly |
az IL had risen, and in undlmmed splon- |
dor the sun. OF peace again beamed |
over Europe"
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England,
TONE OF THE sTpftf MA

luNb VI THE SlOtk MARKET
LONDON, May 6-l p. m.-Consols
opened 0S. Shortly after noon they adj
Vanced to 0S}.. They are now quoted
at 81, Russian securities 0li..
loo p. m.-Stucks quiet; home and for.
eign securities steady.
3p. m.-ConsOls, gSlg.
1880 p. m.-CousOls, 9S's.
p, m.-Consols, 0SA Tor both ac-
counts.
4;30 p. M CoRsols, 0S 1916.
TAFFY To MIR, LOWELL.
The corporation OF Worcester TO day
presented Mr.. Lowell with an illumina-
ted address, bound in blue morocco,
representing regret at his departure
nom tho post of United States minister
TO England and eulOgizing his literary
aid TO the Worcester library.
MIR. Lowell In reply 10 tho presenta-
ton speech, eulugizod his successor and
taid he was confident MIR. Phelps would
do all In his power to maintain the cor.
dial relations existing between England
and America.
NEWMARKET RACES.
The second day of the Newmarket
first spring meeting race, for the 1900
guineas stakes, for 3 yoar-olds, was won
by Paradox; Gerard's bay colt, by Kis-
Der, out of Chopett, second; The Child
OF the Mist, third. Seven starters.
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There was meeting of the Dallas Bar
association, in the district court room
room yesterday morning. Cot w. W.
Leako, president, who presided, stated
that the object OF the meeting wa, tO
extend an invitation 20 tho Bar associa.
uon OF the state, now In session at Aus.
tlni tn hold its next annual mootinr
here, whereupon Mr.. r. h. Seav offered
tho following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this association OK.
tend hearty and cordial invitation 10
the Bar association OF Texas, now In SOS.
SION at Austin, TO hold its next annual
meeting IN tue city Of Dallas, aud that
COL w, H. Crawford, of the Dallas bar,
Is hereby authorized to present this i'm
NitatioA 10 said Texas Bar association.
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800 SO NhbNhts
Clarence V Cavltt, Leon Junction; w
5 freeman, Plano; J II Jones, C r. cyan
Goshen; ] b Watkins, Fort Worth; Il
Alexander, Forneyi A c Bruner Sac and
Fox agency, Indian Territory; zeb Jen-
kins, Grapevine; Il NJ Ford, 81 10; II
F.eguson, Denton; NJ ] Manly
mckinneyiJ j Carter, Big Springs;J X
Smlth, Ferri~; III j Snow, kaufman;
M o'Neal, Grapeyine; Il 4 Lutz, Mar
snail q IL Chvitt, w II Cavitt, BRYAN
u A Kerr, Grandview w III Seapo. Nav
Orleans; J b Bullard, Ennis; EN- Phil.
Up, Terrell; w Il Booth, New York; r
q Mcdonald, Las Vegas New Mexico;
Thomas N Evans and wife, New YORK
Nd MERGE, Alyarado; Cirn, kaufman
w Garden, Terrell; George w Loomis
4 w Clark, Clty;J Is Harris, Terrell.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
u Anderson, Crescent Insurance
company; j NJ Hunt, Macon, Georgia;
w a Huffman, Fort Worth; III w Jacob,
New York Il q Spence, Marshall; Sam
Garner, Pilot Point; II Sllverstone, New
york. II Drummond, Calvert; II A
Leppe, baltimore; W A Jack on, Hills
Doroi MAX ortleib, Atlanta, Georgia; A
treidenthal, Now York; r III Shreve.
Dallas; Mrs MoCann, Wichita Fails,
Otto oiatt and wife, Missouri; J q Blak.
eney, Chicago; q II Connell, Sweet.
wateri Ben Levy, New Orleans; w s
cunningham and wife, San Angela;
William Briggs. Kansas City; g q
Allen, Galveston; II + Robinson, Rich
mond, Virglniai Mrs ChaSles Benton,
Fort Worth; ] II Britton, sherman; II j
Petit, 81 Louis; w b Johnson, Gaines.
vile; Frank I Crunden, st Louis; ] Z !
W Harlan, New York; II Il Reeves,
Lynchourg' Virginia; A DRlmohro,
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PERSONAL.

,,C. w, Swank, of st. Louis, is at the
Windsor.
Capt. w. P. Hickey, st. Louis, is at the
Windsor.
John r. Jones, of Goshen, is in the
city on business.
w. S. Cunningham and wife, San An.
gela, are at the Windsor,
Capt. j. IL. Britton, of Sherman. ia
booked at the Windsor.
The infant son of Col. b. Il. Taylor, of
the st. George hotel, is seriously III.
MIR. Theodore Bogel, pharmacist, has
accepted position with Clover & 20,
druggists.
w. f. Bsuhman, prominent mer.
chant OF Alvarado, was in tho city yes
terday.
Mr. A. Faulkner, tho general passsn .
gnr agent OF tho Houston & Texas Con
trial, is in the city.
o. Swindell, assistant ticket agent Of
tho missouri Pacific, left yesterday for
q visit to Now Orleans and Baltimore.
Mrs. Lou G. Hughes, sister of Capt.
H. r; smith, aud her son Nokie, of Bluff.
tom Indiana, have arrived In the civ
and Will make Dallas their home.
Maj. William Bush, his son, Walter
II. Bush, OF Collin county, and Henry
o. Bushi Winchester, kentucky, passed
through the city yesterday ON route to
wichita county, on a prospecting tour.
Mr.. Cook, formerly of Galveston, with
ms FAMILY are stopping at the residence
OF f. q. Caller, esq. Mr.. Cook will soon
open a Wholesale book and stationery
store in our city and will be quito an
acquisition.
Charles Il. Stephenson, son of C. b,
Stephenson, left yesterday for Eastman
college, Poughkoepsle, New York, to
complete his business education. He Is
number ono boy, and we predict will
make number one man. Success TO
you, Charlie.
Mr.. William Stratton, formerly of the
wholesale grocery firm of Moore, STRAIT
ton 4 Co., of Galveston, has disposed Of
his Interest in tho firm, also his other
property, amounting 60 100000, and
with mis- family, has removed TO Dallas
and will locate here. We welcome Mr..
Stratton 70 our midst and oxtend the
right hand OF fellowship.
Hon. Temple Houston, state senator
from the Panhandle district, paid the
HERALD Office pleasant call Yesterday,
lie Is no. stuck ON free grass. lie Is for
tho actual settler. He recognizes the
fGct that tho "irroprossible conf otn IN
raging between the cattlemon and tho
men with the pillow and hoe, and ac.
knowledgos the latter will succeed. Mr..
Houston Is one OF the rising men I'm
Texas, and he Is deserving of higher
positions than he has ever yet at.
tanned TO.
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10 ana e worlh slreel. BOW Worn.
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND 0DLARsE
For any case OF the following diseases whlef
.ne medical faculty have pronounced IN.
Or. Rlchau's Golden Remedies
H. PAGE g. SON

WIN not radically euro. Dr. Richaua.
Golden Balsam No. will cure syphilis in its
primary and secondary stages, such "a olu
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
SKIN cruptions, soreness OF the scalp and All
stages OF the disease, Graduating disease arr
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two BOTTLES for 81. Dr. Richau's Golden Bsl
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rial rheumatism are connected with The NJ
mary and secondary. | have hundr,.it n
losrtlncaies where miraculous cures have beer
g ip,rs oy These comedies Patients eat and
uIlnk whAt they like, aud require no outward
applications. Hundreds suffer nom syphi.
hlle anu mcrcurim rheumatism who are no
aware OF W and defy such 70 obtain a radi.
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oenenclal effects are ielt at once. II hasrais-
~ men nom hospital beds In one week. " he
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Iiloe ~ FER bottle, or two bottles for xp III
saves yoursolf-it saves your ofikprlne m fr
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Ut. NohHuH Golden Antldoto.a safe. SPEEDY
pleasant l,iss, and radical cure. for eonorfhus
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radical cure Tor spcrmatorrhooa, general a.
ulllly In old or young, giving vitality and IN,
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On receipt OF price, by mail or exnresn
hese remedies Will be shipped 10 any pari %
he United States and Canadas. frce nom OBJ
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Il NJ bis ennce nom a. m. 20 3 p. m.
Address Df. d. u. RICHARDS. No. N VI.
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The Galveston MayoraI,v Camn,,,.r

GALVESTON, May 6.--Since the city
council relegated the mayoralty contest
to the people to decide who was or was
not elected at the election held on April
6, Messrs. Fulton and Atkins have
warmly entered the contest. Lines are
being sharply drawn and partisan feel
ing runs high. Every inch of ground
Will be bitterly contested, and the
election next Monday promises to be
one of the most exciting ever In Gal
weston. Thore will be no third candi-
date. The citizens committee pledges
itself to recognize no other .candl-
dates in tho field but Fulton and At
klns, and recommend the public
the contest the committee wifi
occupy neutral attitude, but individu-
ally will express their preferenco.
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AnairIn.
SHE OBJECTS To MR. .KtELY.

SHE oBJECFs TO MIR .ktELN.
LONDON, May Can Exchange tele-
graph dispatch from Vienna states that
Baron vonschaefior, the Austrian
minister at Washington, has been In
structed by his government TO object TO
the appointment of Mr.. kiely as
United States minister TO Austria. IL
is supposed Kiely's vito being a Jewess
is the basis for the objection, although
nothing definite In regard TO this action
OF the Austrian government IL Known
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There arc many cheap cosmetics
offered 70 sale, which claim TO contain
nothing furious to the skin. This is
all bosh, al, or very nearly all arc COM
pounded from the most deleterious and
poisonous drugs In the materia medica.
They destroy the vitality OF the skin,
making the consumer prematurely
withered and old. j. A. Pozzoni guar
anteos his indicated complexion pow
der entirely free from all injurious mat
never regret. Price 90 cents and 81 90
per box. Sold by all druggists and per-
tuners.
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TemnIr nnnRnnn.

TEMrLE,Msy g. Special. The Santa
Fe and the Missouri Pacific roads are
run TO their full capacity now hauling
stock. Sixteen trains have passed up
the Santa Fe within the past q hours
aud almost rs many over the Missouri
Pacific.
Temple is having some good brick
buildings erected, Notwithstanding
hard times.
A movement Is on foot to celebrate
the fourth anniversary of the city's
birthday on the 9th Of June next. A
committee Is now soliciting subssrip.
tions to defray expenses.
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mHonor of MIS-. Crncknr-

SACRAMENTO, May 6-The city Is in
complete holiday attire and business Ia
entirely suspended to honor Mrs. Mar
garet y. Croker for her many acts
OF public benehciaries, the latest of
winch was the bestowal upon the city of
the II. B. Crocker art gallery, valued al
$4,000. The demonstration today took
the form OF grand foral festival
at the pavilion building. In the
afternoon there were congratulatOrv
exercises by 1000 school children. The
formal presentation of the art gallery
was made in the evening.
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An Important Law Salt NJ sherman.

SHERMAN, May 0.-lspecial. lin the
district court the case of tho Merchants
~ Planters bank VS.. Steedman was dis.
posed of by a verdict for the plaintiff for
the amount of the note sued on, with
interest and costs. This is the case In
which Jot Gunter, endorser OF the note.
sued on, pleaded In abatement that the
Merchants a Planters bank was not an
as the charter under
which they were acting and doing busi-
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7, g, TERRY 2O'' between Main and Iefrsr.
son streets
W, b. COOK, 6O7 Elm.
HOLLOWAY 4 co, so ana 1872 Elm
W, Il, HANCOCK, os2 Elm.
Il f. LoUGHLIN, 1000 Elm.
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woLsELEY Am osMNN ntaNA.

WVLdELEN ANU OsNNN DIUNA1
SuAKlM, May 6-Gen. Wolsely, Is In
disposed; II IN believed here that Os-
man Digua, 10 again collecting
an army, but owing 60
the scarcity OF food at his command, IL
can not become sufficiently formidable
70 call for British expedition against
him. The Tokar Arabs ask for English
protect ion against 0sman, and almost
all other tribes are willing 10 submit If
the English will promise 10 remain in
the country and protect them from the
vengeance OF 0sman Digna.
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Labor Matters.
THE srRIKR AT DENVER,

~ - IFKIN n y UEN ' Mn
DENVER, May 6.-Nothing of import
ance has developed in the strike of the
Denver u Rio Grande shop en-
ployes to-day, except that new mon
are being hired as rapidly as
possible to take the places of the strik-
ers, and freight trains are beginning To
move. Passenger trains have not 6een
lnterlered with. Other than this, the
situation is unchanged.
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No name is better and more pleas
antly and widely known than that of
MIR. D.. \. Pozz0ni. For years ho has
made himself famous by the ELEGANT
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
It's way to the bellies of Paris, Germany
ana London. Every body admires
beauty IN ladies'. Nothing will do
more 10 produce or ENHANCED Il than n
use of Mr.. Pozzoni's preparations.
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ATLANTA, May esterday tho gov
ernor entered into contract with
Charles w. Rogers, and Fred WOLF, of
New York, for the sale of tho pending
issue OF Georgia bonds, amounting 10
S,4oo,V0O, The bonds bear ~ per cent
lnteresI ana run 80 years. the price paid
was 5-l6per cent above par.