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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

ALcoHoL-eur gallon, 2 800 SaS0.
BRAEDTEs-Oo Domestic, per gallon, 1 Ia ia
SOD; Imported COgnac, 1911, per gallon, 4 gl.
lsiA 81; lSM, 20; 1850, D 81; 1890, 7 lO, iSjS'
aWi lssi 10 81; Otnrd, Dupuy < Cos Cog
nae, lhia, bOi $50, 70; 1881 8 90; 1913, 10 ".
Dlhquet, DubOuche q Co.'S. Cognac, 1874,
500; 100, D 80; 1915, NOO,
domestic, per gallon, 20 TO 9 20;
import Holland, Q % toa55; Sir Robert Bur,
nett Old Tom, per oasl, " to D ~; uol-
lhnu, per case, Z 10 ~ lSOu.
WHISKY Rociidcd, 20 per cent prouf,
pef gallon, ~; Western, 4 20 10 1 30, Bours
bon, 10 10 ? ~; Rye, 81 70 3 80, euotoh I'M.
ported V5io 1919 Irish imported, AS 10
CnAMPAqHEs-Plper Holdseick, quarts,
per ucten, W CO., krug 4 Co, quarts, per
dozen, " 30; Moer & Chandon, Sillery
mousfeux, per dozen, "a W; q. Goulot, per
uoEen, Is yQi q II. Mumm q Co.'S. Dry
a wsDhr,,,nay, III %; Extra Dry, 900; pints, q %
WiSKs-Ca clare,, per gallon, $50:
zlenfaudel, No l, per gallon, ! " 70 IS; I'M.
ported cinrets, ordinary, per cask, 70 % 10
Stoi family c,arets, per cask. 20 " 70 l25 90:
me claretss por cnsk, 100 % TO l75 %; Me-
doc, per case, y %; 81 Julian, per case, e50,
1erUuxs per case, 7 W; Punfe Camel, pet
- 4; 80: s:ala = 81 e oss :::s
4Iu n I|.II'. Il m e. ||... ! 4 III y "A i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11


ulpNurlc, per c0rbOy, ) Is; citric,
per pound, 90 to COO; OXRlc, per pound,
i6; tnriBric, powdered, per pound, 81
GutSiNc--f & W., slg, 81 T.. s. W. cans,
81 II. N son Oss 81; r.. a Sons. cans, ID.
oiLs-Bergnriot, SSndera0nB per pound,
40; icfuOu, Sluitrsau's, 1 90, pupprfmin
Al0i win,cIgrocn, = 20; olive, MALAGA, l25.
POTASH -6romle, per pound, iUc; iodido
600.
SoAps-Cagtilo, mottlgd, per pound, s 10
llci CASTLE, white, ~ 10 10.
Mt3CELLAEEaUs - Ammonia, carb per
pound, il0c: alum, rs TO 6; arrow root, Her.
mudn,. i5; balsSm copaib0, 5oi borpx, re-
aued, 10 to rs, calOmll, am, 20, castor oil,
por gallon, ! IS 10 l 90; uassl6 buds, per
pound, 10 to lS; cream, tartar, pure, per
louud, iO;corrosIyc suolinnte, per pound,
%; chlorlnrm, per pound 7i;cxtra6t log
wood, bulk, per pound, ~ TO II; glyoerlno,
bulk peT pound, - % -; iodine, resub.
,lmated, rer pound, Z 90; leaves bucha,
short, nor pound, 10; leaves GONNA,
Alex, per pound, 20; mopbla, sulph, per
%, 100; spirits nitre, Bgeal, per pound, -;
s'rychnla, crystals, 1905 tnplola, por
pound, 7;WaS, white, per pound soto o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
1UMBBn ann DulLpIwo rIarrRIAL

IlgsEH.. Rough lumhor 800; a native
ceiling, ~ 90; e. native ceiling $3.50; X ma.
tive flooring, N,0li q native siding, BOO;
3 rough ceiling, 1870.
suiEoira.- Bosi, cypress, %; o, X, ey-
pr1ss, 4 ul; No. | cypress, ST5; native pine
hearts, 3Mi native zap. 215.
fosrs- Cedar posts, best, l2hc each; bois
d'aru, loo,
LArus~per Loo, 500.
nRtCK--nallas erlo's, r. b0por 1000.
PLASTER PARIS .Now York, d.Q9i Mlch-
icHu, 4 70 per barrel.
CrsfEyr.. Rosondalc, g.75; Portland, beat,
- per barrel
sroEr FLues-- About 800 per foot.
DRAIN pIrE.-from 100 p1r foot, and
higher according 60 size.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

LouisviLLE OAK so,.E LSArHxa-.x
seavy, nee OF brands, SO n; X medium,
nee of brands. SIC n, A heavy, one brand.
&c p, medium, one brand. Sc 10; Balti-
more crop. i-e; Keystone oak sole, SsesSc
nuFFALo SLAcArER- Prime, lS 10 u 10
sloss, sc 70; goal Is TO q 10 sides, sc 70
sumter, u ~ 10 slies, Sc per N; o. D.,
ssto 80 .; No 2osS harness les, SO 20 Sic
10 No. hem harness. lea. sic 10; M. . hela
harness lea. sc to; No l benz skirtinx
YEA, 40 10; No. hem sSirtlnS lea, 81 To So
de.
PHiLAoELslItA CALF--Extra quality,
= 70 ~ 'os 10 oO1sn, | 40 10, IS TO q ihs 10
Sosen, rs N; isto 10 rs 20 dozen, \ .0e; 81 to
eAas dozen, Leo II; &. tsi-1 tNs II dozen,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
GRAIN Avn i'READsrypFs

GRAIN Ann NREADsrgFFs.
NuEAr-6S TO ~.
hNs-kSnsas, 70S; sacked, SEQ.
CsRN-la ear, SN.sSsc.
sAfs-ls bulk, Is 10 2,s; sacked, . 70 u
BARLEY-4tsstja.
TRAN Fer owt-At mills, rs tas so.
SoRSMRAt.-tine b0ltai, = f0aa,l.N
t0hlSY aud GRrTs-500 n b&gssl.
FGsb-ChOpped corn, = ISJ o, IL.
chopped corn and eats, y 100 los, I o.; corr
ran, 2 10 las, $50.
GRAHAM FLoua--e luq As, 2.25.
tAN-Prairie 5.7a % 100 Z, ton
AnLerSEEp-Laree. ~ small. I 60.
rLouR-fIaSr p0tept 100 0Rl5; Sao.
ono f.deot, 80 10 955; Extra Fancy, 80
80 kaacy, 20s 70 2 2s low grade, LII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
aa FRANCS CLARKE Dr. f oIGtLOa, Medical !tf
No, 500 Clark Avenue

.v-..-
o h prompt relief and CHRONIC PRIV ATE
ana GVoUs Disc sEs NERVOUS DEBILITY Ioss Of UNEop pn
oll skin Diseases, Ar,t,,s pIa,.
structure GoNoBRBoGA GLEEr cnnI-
pu elae Malaria iupt1re Diseases plses If No
Da Tor MOI new andctnln
Vooon poonty or by mail We take e nm
'Vi or cure oWcprvae clectc
Fonal reasonable % F u""s w" p"'-
st'ipS Tor Handbook OF Diseases
~, .,,..
= y. & y dSsIlEuTE 1910 clark H. louisa ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
LIVE srncw

'0's'0'A sS'sie, s living wshI 70 sss
G Sssssij,s K IF \ s!allsA Gown, ,,,N
'' Ssi g 70 ls;l Z shs:a'c. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
COUGA SYRUP.
or. JOHN BULLS
'gliIGSyruD
FOR THE CURE CT
T E:V EzR and AG.Iy {;
Or CNlLLS ans FEVER,

The proprietor Of this -alobrated msdi.
CINE justly elaiEs ssr i q superiority over
all remedies ever oaorod TO tho pablo FOX
Tho SAFE, CERTAIN, RpEEDY and PER
LAMENT cure az Agas Gaa Eever, OF Chills
AID Fever. whether of short or long staat
ing. 10 refers u tho entiro Western and
Southern osRntry 80 hsar hin teatiSozy to
tho truth Of the assertion Chat inra case
whatever will Il Itii co care II tho direc.
Ions are strictly followed and oarrisd out.
u great zlsay caass o single desc has
besn sufficient Tor cure, and whels iami-
h0s have besacu1ed by 3 single bottle, with
aperiect restoration Of tho general health.
10 is. however, prudent, and in every casa
more certain to cure, il its use is continued
IN sasller doses FOX week or two after the
disease hea beoa checked, mora especially
IA difficult and long-stanssng eases. Usu.
ally this medicine VIII ret require any aid
20 keep tho bowels in good order. Should
'aa patient, hewover, require Q cathsrtio
medicine, after having taken throe or teur
1cses Of the Tonie, o eipgle desc OF BULLS
VGGETABLE FAlSILY PILLS will be suf.
ieient.
RULES sARsAPARILLA Is tho old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and S0rofaloa5 sde9tions-ths King Of
nlood Purifiers.
DR.. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
JGsTRcYER is prepared in tho form Of
andy drops, attractive TO tbs sight and
pleasant to the tasss,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
EU ATl.lN - oAr.I..nl.

tNthNHa p ~ II ltHf'tNss.s.... g.ltl A. NJ
NOS. SOB and 8yl run between fort worth
ana New Orleans daily Nos i8l end i58
connect NJ Fort Worth with Trains 10 ma
nom Colombo Nos g1l, G99 nnd &ll take
meals ~ the Union Depot pouhlo daily
llaips 20 Now Orleans Tho Texas IL pG-
ONO ls III miller the shOfiest route 10 Now
oreang. h0lld trains III Paso 10 ~. Louis;
ave DALLAS 20 san Atomic, etc. Fpst CINE,
nrst~class equipment, sure connection. se3
cinc Railway.
Passengers bOokcd % and from IN ltlr
IN Lnf1pe via tho "RED SrARn glenmsbIp
Line, q lying between New York, Phila3oi.
phia ana Antwerp, iBelgium, end lie
Nr.A,hMEBicAN" Steamship Line, betwson
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
Tor maps limo tables, tickets, rates and
III required Information, call Oh cradlress
". y, TURNER,
@l'"et agent Uin MAIN ntreet, Dallas, Texas
II. Il. HUaffKS,
FaSsonger Agent, Houston, Texas
Gu, y. w, MCCULLOUGH,
SonetM Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas,
W b. NEWMAN.
JfNlhO MBnGgOr. lntvpgtou pevog
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

REV xoRs, Oct. Quotations closed
az follows: ''"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Texas 4 Pacific R.R.
TzM oEEAF POPULAR ROUTE
0EIWEE3 The EAST AHB THE west
sdoRT LINE
TO NEW ORT,HAfsg
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW lTErlCO,
ARIZONA and

CALIFORNIA.
Fayorite iine 70 the North, East and
Southeast Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between 81. Louis and Dallas, Fort
WorthI FL P9s0 and San francisco, Dallas
and New Orefas without change pull
n l4Sh SiSepers Fcrt Worth and Dnllgs TO
Now Orleans without change.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

1871 prizes, amountinrio see, roo
nPpne,ntion i2r rates To clubs should DO
New e 0risa ,o inc ONCE of tho Company In
write clearly, giving full address. '''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-11

aad solta, I.s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

COTTAGE partly furnished to rent tor seaS0l
~ or year Palisades Rockand o. on Hudson h ave
Large garden aud with barns 81 b.cs gispfes &c
t6 or without horses etc according 10 what ~ wanted
"' - WILLIAM PsE1, 20 y assau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
anetiou Sales OF Rel Gstate.

DICUARDV. HARNETT & CO., Auctioneers,
III VIII sell suction
At "a O'clock at the xclange and Auction
Room 10 y5 Iibert, ct.
THURSDAY, MAY T.
order OF Mary r. Constant EIccutrK,
spd HaUual theodore Wilson. and Joseph NJ
W kitchen esqs execntors and William A. CaudweD esq.
+ valuable block Of ground
lST and I'd AYES. lOOTu-lUl5T SITS,
Containing In all OF lots, as iollowsi
2d-ave-E g., bet tooth ard lO sts. : iots.
lstaye-W. g.. between Tooth and 10 q. SITS lots;
IODtDst-NOrth 100 70 from LIST and "a Is lots.
l0istSt-S s. 100 feet fro LIST and I'd aves- Is lots
THORN ALL. SQUIRES a CONSTANT. Attorneys l20
broadway.
TUESDAY MAY IL.
sale by order Srprtme Court under direoOn
Of George Vandepoe and Frederick W. Loew Executors
Eststo Jacob VaaderpOel deceased:
10 Valuable lots
9th ave-. 6l2 IT, South Slst-st.. 25 6x1on
b7th-st. A. a. It's West 6th.avo. 75flO05.
shave. 1856 e. North sd s.. 252xlO0.
e5th-st. 10 It West shave, 5UxlO0
9Th. ave. and o1thst, n W. corner full lots
66th-st n A. $50 West 18th ave, OOxlO0.5.
eSdst, n o 80 West sth-ave. 5nXInO5.
Marion ave. Fordham 40 South Rjdge-st. l50x79.
A T. ande fpOsl. atty, 90 Nassau-st
Bookmaps st Auctone Office.
Maps at Auctioneer's Once. rs LiDerty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

RLINGTON, n. J.-Eight miles from New
~ YORK on Network and Greenwood Lake Railway re-
idence ~ rooms out-buiIdnEs. u acres iand; oCd n
spring waters nicely shaded location elevated ana healthy
Pii'0 %0''' ' b. BfNlNGER. Arlington, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

CHEAP, FOR THE Sc ASON.-EleSant res
u dence near depot south Oran-e; all molcrn improv
ments nue shrubbecY, etc. Addr. -, ,,., :, ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
l,rcoklpn propertp Gor Sale an 90 Eet
Gonntrn prouerip for Sale an> 20 Get
ARGYLE COTTAGES, BABYLON, L. l.

few OF these very desirable summer homes are toiSn
handsomely furnished hot and colo water EtO1
meals seTyed from Argyle Hotel IT deSifed eAtensls
stables every sanitary requirement. CHAiIhS pr. y
secretary Long Island improvement Company A' '0"O
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
flats auo Rooms Go fst.

@cS TO $lOO.-Nine large sunny rooms,
DO,D rescood fashionable location steam heat and luei
supplied. IO5 and ITO East SlsLst- JANlIoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
Gotels.
MANSION HOUSE,

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, directly opposite WALSH sew.
York minutes walk from fulton Wall street
superior accommodations n reasonable rates. select iu
and transient hotel 400 rooanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-YoRK, Monday. May 4. 1883
The following was the only sale heiu a' '''0
Yrehange Auction Room to-day'
By Richard v. Harlet Co.
:S$ E rss sas: q "a Eas. gh.s
slnS shove on tbs essteriy side, 7T77l1-1 s1se,o
BsB Mary T Constant '---'---'..'-
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASSFN"~
NETWORK CITY.
1hs following shows the TRANSACTIONS ie0
in tpe Regjster'sOfice to-day.
cor Of Lexlngton-sye 4oxi4o isa Car
Siar John EdwarIs and wife to wli.' $4,000
.s,s.. @tssyS Ie Seso, sa~ 1880
d sna we asxos caIaOrns brehm 10 10000
IesssI Ply John a sIsSG@ssoTS to s sS%e 'OO
IA 5SS sts e q John assf ;iao MARY
x,s.ranfsye 80 ~ or a .z Hassu .... 1900
so,st 100 Of inthaUe ta2gaTet Brennan 2OOO
ss sfsiR cPf Pstaye xSHSa
nsia and others executors 70 Auoip" 1880
ethsve, Ga 90 II IVote-ss oooiSe 1850
and SS aSeS sy dT % SnS wife So to
o. ss Rs. r0 sr "a aud sd ayes cath waI 2oS
~ 800 2CS and 2lO each 2oIloO; same to Margaret
SssSTss lot e. 25IO0 Ellen and, eoo
eissst go T. Of LcxmstOn-ave' zoAlooo 1A7OO
Rirs.sdssy and s % i Bacon
xhs. 100 n o, ltha Essdks SioO4' mA'' $3.50
1o0tst 1879 ,i e ~ y"aY davidson $4,000
Cs,umbiast No 81 George "eoer All" "i'' " 80 1000
Broadway NO sse . wA'oiouis' ...... $4,000
Madison ave s. rs W ~ e StSn,s" ~ 1880
s7th 4sO # W oIS,h-aVe' 1oAiOo'' 'uiu 10000
Hsary.sf. No 2sS; I'D Hiiien and wife to to Mary
ssrss isG 81 "a ave- ave- aSStSer $4,000
AveA " = 1SI3 II 1 Rsmore 5000
7s,s =. % sfo sGaSe 2OIiO Charles oo
Riley 70 Mare sot 81 gosiIst 5s5xi0oiixi2Ox
I lS q Mary Zimmerman ct al 70 Marina $1,000
I,h1s ~sOp No ss MARY lieP Annie killsH
Jersey-st Warning and wife to William AZ ZOO
SAME kp TToperty: Kane to Lcvy;.;:. 4e6OO
S6.sxl0O r 8 Bacon and wife 20 = AJaohs1 9r 10
4lstst lot $685. 261Ss.si John Haemel0r 70 $500
7ao rs'1T F2 gisy Of Sdava S01ioa Liz Noble
oa- am setMesS "a and sdaVe 24th ward Ply
20sl'K; Louis La'ard andwhe TO ANNE Df'
2as lot 5s9 SxiOO6: John Hughes to Michael 600
sissss s. asas IT o, 4th-avo; 768niO6.s' Mary
esst 2ssS S an " 2, rscso1 70 2S5OO
Brosdws No i7S mat hienaru n0usu'' 5000
VIII smsbridge Road adjoining estate a; a. WI ~
liam Archer Angelina o Valentine; a ''VO0
7ot9t $50 SS W. 10 caSsrne fiesen $4,000
soth 400 0i sVh ,nS1e z'A'oo $500
6SthsL s. 50 It Of Madison ave. ls1lOO6 1noeh IN
l7tn ,is 81 f GSr $4,000
MadisOnsvs s 70 T. e. ~ 24OOO
pfoPe real and personal q . 1r.n'S9 geseS OF
lsssh:sl 800 ~ i 7InSy's, 6O11'l 1900
a7,bstn ~ 27Sft Of 4tb-ave sSx's also 3 q
wife Ia John stephens N 20 lmited) $4,000
Same property Arthur ohlI % III 70 ss-uo -.- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
6itnations flDahteo-tilales

BUTTERFLY a young man first-olass;
- speaks French and English perfectly and thoroughly
understands his outes best city reference Add
a. g., $50 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

CAMDEN. Coast of Maine.-SeVeral farms py
the seo or farm cottages furnished not to let OF 10
sale. very desirable summer locations Address g. IL NJ
BARRLiT KockpOrt Ne. or No. oil Broadway. NeW-folk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05
miscellaneous.


NOR SALE.-Two double cylinder dye-wood
cutters Ia good condition. Address ~ 49, A..
- G. y. TALBOT CO., North Bnlerica, Mass.
XNANTED.-To supply families with pure
w Aderney butt References given and required Al
drsaa M. L., Clinton Col ners, Lutcness County, N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

At ELBERON.-Beautiful modern cottage
~ stable AID laundry elegant grounds end shade VIII "
sold low rented furnished FOR te season ~, x,.L
CHARLES Buck q Co, 900 Madlson-aVe Ne"-ioIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-05

I OST.-Bank Book No. 152, 409 on DrL
IL Any person ssy ~ caS wisaa
or Inc ssd book declared cancelled and ekIn
suislsI and a no one ssusi n leu thereoL
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
THE BOSS LIE.

During the past spring aud early sum.
mer 1t did sprinkle plenty Throughout,
Southern Montana, but it never rained
hard enough in this Territory to justify
the perpetration Of the following boss lie,
which we were panied to find in the col.
umns of the Salt Lake zyi1mme: "It is re.
lated that at recent meeting Of liars in
Idaho, Salt Lake stage man demoralized
the whole crowd. After each individual
liar had told his toughest story, the Sal,
Lake man squared himself off, glanced
contemptuously over the house, and said :
Among the most wonderful sights l ever
saw was Montana rain storm. You
never saw 1t rain il you have never been
IN Montana. During the particular storm
a'lude to, barrel was lying out of doors
with both ends knocked out. TIE bunp.
hole was open and on the upper side, and,
gentlemen, although it may seem exag.
gerated to those who have never seen a
Montana rain, 1t is, nevertheless, a cold
tact that the water rained in at that bunp.
hole faster than it could run out at both
ends The Salt Lake man arose and
proudly and triumphantly marched on, Of
the room. The silence that followed was
only broken by the wailing and gnashinR
Of teeth"
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
THE LAST SHALL he FIRST

Since the death OF General Grant manv
historical facts have been revived. II Is
now stated as a curious fact that Grant was
refused employment at the opening Of the
Rebellion BY President Lincoln, Scott,
Ha''eck, Mcclellan and every influential
army officer to whom he applied. He was
ABOUT to return in despair to his fathers
tannery in Galena, Illinois, when he acci,
denta'ly met General Fremont, who was
much impressed with him, and placed him
!" command l" Kentucky. Fremont was
removed With" month after the appoint.
me"t OF Grant, on the ground that he,
Fremont had no knowledge Of men. 1t
is the unexpected which always happens.
aere tate strongly decreed that the last
should be first.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
ILLEGALLY ENCLOSED LANDS.

The recent proclamation of President
Cleveland, In relation to illegally incIosins
the public domain, has been followed up
BY the publication by the Interior Depart.
ment Of list Of Enclosures which. i, Is
claimed will be affected by the Presidents
proclamation. Some OF these lands lie in
Southern Montana. Poindexter e. Orr
are mentioned in the list, together with
the following parties: Charles Reaubin.
Silver Bow, Montana, $500 acres; Solo.
mon Jennings, Silver Bow, Montana. 800
acres; James A. Campbell, Albany, Wyo.
ming, 5000 acres; William Wallace. Deer
Lodge, Montana, 1890 acres; Patrick
Largely, Butte, Montana, 700 acres; North.
western Cattle Company, ,4,ooo acres. It
Is estimated that no less than 100000
acres In addition to the lands mentioned
on the list are illegally inclosed, Of which
special agents Of the Department have not
had time to make an examination and spe.
cific report.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
A TEMPERANCE POINTER.

Inc i'ttsburg Chronicle Telegraph makes
the following iorcible points on the habits
OF taking an occasional drink Of alcoholic
nquor: 1.-THE habit Of tipping with alco.
ho''c liquors is in many respects more
dangerous to the constitution than occa.
s'onal sprees. Bota are bad enough. and
no young man is safe who is addicted to
either But the lucid intervals give the
spree'ng individual chance to recover his
ood''y tone' whilst the daily use of strong
ar'"Ss surely "ndermines every organ and
threatens to make the person so indulying
a confirmed drunkard and an imbecile,"
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22

Thomas Jefferson, the foremost thinker
OF his time. said: "The monetary unit
must stand on both metals" Alexander
Hamilton, probably the greatest statesman
the United States has produced and the
leading political economist Of the age in
which he lived, was Of opinion that ITO
annul the use Of either Of the netals-eold
or silvcr-as money, is to abridge the
quantity Of the circulating medium; and is
liable to all the objections which arise from
a comparison OF the benefits Of full, with
the evils OF scanty circulation"
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22

Republican newspapers are violent In
:heir TRADES against Prohibition candidates.
They told all sorts Of stories against St.
John. DR.. Leonard, the Prohibition can.
didate for Governor Of Ohio, is now re-.
ceiving vigorous Republican abuse. DR..
Leonard is man OF exceptionally pure
life. Should Dewitt: Tallmage become
the Prohibition candidate for Governor of
New York Republican papers will so be.
smear him that his own congregation will
scarcely recognize their pastor.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
THE OLD GOLD DIsCOvERER.

John Wilson Marshall, the original dis.
coverer Of gold in California, died in HE
cabin near Kelsey, California, on the roth
inst. He was seventy. -four years Of age,
and died poverty. stricken, disappointed
man. The Salt Lake Tribune says that
for many years he has been sort of re-
cluse, living in cabin high up in the
Sierras. Of course he was poor. He had
no more left after discovering the gold,
which was the means Of changing the
whole face Of the West and the character
Of the American people, than Columbus
had when he came to die, after having dis.
covered 4 new world. There was not
much in old man Marshall. He had the
energy which caused him to find path to
the Coast when it was really almost the
end Of the world; he was lucky enough to
find gold. But he had no faculty to save
from the treasure an inheritance for him.
self. The crowd came, and in the rush he
was borne up and stranded in the noun.
tains, even Is the deep sea casts its wrecks
upon the shore. We believe that Califor.
MIA has Of late years supplied his few
wants, his simple clothing, his simple food
and his whisky. That was about all that
could be done, though his discovery caused
TRANSPORTATION. 1t lacks four years still
OF two.score years since he found the vel.
low sands in the yellow soil. But what a
change those few years have wrought! A
rush followed the discovery, and $780,.
100000 were taken from the California
placers. When they grew slack, the sur.
plus energy Of the gold hunters was suf:
licient to cause them to scale the noun.
Eains and explore the desert The finding
of the Comstock opened a new field. The
discovery Of the mines Of Colorado, Utah,
Idaho and Montana followed old man Mar.
shall's find in California in Suffers old
mill race.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-22
SUNNoNs.

IN the District Court of the Second 1ud;r;,, nj.
County Of Beaverhcad. - "'1 'o' '"e
Mary 1.agacc, plaintiff, VS.. Felix I.aeace. defend.
ant. s~' "S'~"",
The people Of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Felix I.agace, defendant
You are hereby require to appcar in y, ,.,;,,
brought against you BY the above. named nia;rt;N
IN the District Court of the Second Iudic;si D;..
:S,ct OF tile Territory of Montana in aud a. -
Eounty OF beaverhead, and to answer tho cnmnIo;,
aed therein, within ten days, exclusive Of liz IA.
q service, after t,c service on you OF this s,rmo
served IN this county; or, Il served ont ~ III.
county, but ~ this district within twenty dave c,
nW'se within forty days, or Judgment Nv 'defa"i,
VIII oe taken against you according to the pravr,
Of said complaint.
~, ne SAID action Is brought to obtain dccr.a ri.
TINS court to dissolve the bonds Of 1natr;monw n,,,
sxIsnnS netween you and said plaintiff. and ;,rant
ing 10 the plaintiff the care and custody ~ 49,.
minor child of said marriage. va >''s
ANA YOU are hereby notified that IL you tai, IN a.,
pear ana answer said complaint as above rrn";r.S
,ne saia p'anti will apply to the Court for H. ~
''et demanded in said complaint. >''> *
Given under my hand and III. ..,, ~,
'saal District Of the Territory Of Mon
tana' in and for the County Of Beaver
mead this Goth day of August, in the wear If ~.
']oro' one Thousand eight hundred and eighty. 6,a
BY RoBr. r. WING. Denut, ST.;
campbell Il Duffy, Atty's for Plaintiff ,,.Ss.'..