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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04
Wood Carpet 4 Solid Parqust FLOORS.

a-s aud T-h inch
Borders for Rugs. Wholesale and Retail.
WM. HANNAH 4 Co,
2N3 Fifth avenue. New York.
Send 2-cent stamp for Designs and Prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04
Two Well Located Building Lots.
KENNEDY 3 BLUM, AuctiOneers.

At Court House, MAY 5, at II O'Clock,
Lots numbers SO and 81 White ward, size of
each 43 by lo5 feet, more or less. and situated
on the north side of New Houston street, be-
tween Lincoln and Habersham streets. Very
convenient TO street cars. Terms cash; pur-
chaser paying for titles.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04
Frnal Elntirre.

Erpal zs0tirre.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY .-Nouce "a
" hereby given that have made appllca-
ton to the Court of Ordinary for Chatham
county for order to sell lots numbers one
hundred and six. one hundred and seven, one
hundred and eight, one hundred and nine, one
hundred and fen, one hundred and thirteen
and one hundred and fourteen, being part
of Springfield plantation, city OF Savannah
aud all and Singular the improvements there
on. belonging to estate of HS NJ. COOPER,
deceased, for the payment Of dents and dis
trlbution, and that said order will be granted
at June term. 1885 ION the ElGH II DAY OF
SAID MONTH";, OF said court, unless Oblec-
lions are FLED.
THOMAS L. WILLY,
GEORGE b. CLARkE,
Executors will of Joha NJ. Cooper.
MAY 3 1855.
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For sale.
To make room for new machinery the follow
ing machines are offered for sale:
One Double Cylinder Press,

Size of bed A inches by 90 inches; in frst
rate working order; first cost $500; will he
sold for $1,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04

Love
sound
best q
species
the mo
the lar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04
Greieht rat o.
CIRCULAR NO. 80.
sylyania Railroad Company Freight an
Passenger Tariff.

sylyania Railroad Company Freight and
Passenger Tariff.
ON and after May Is. 1885, the sylvania Rail-
road Company VIII be allowed 30 charge for
the trans portaton Of freight and passengers
n follows:
Froght-On glasses 1. 2. 3, 4. 8, 6, a. n, G. and
II, add fifty l5Ol per cent. 10 Com
missioner Standard Tariff
On class j, 90 tom add twenty l2Ol
per cent. TO standard Tariff
Fertilzers, l.. 4. l.. add twenty t20l
per cent. TO class X. Fert lizers IN
car loads OF not lees than ten 10)
tons OF two thousaud-f 100 pounds
each add twenty 900 per cent. 10
class NJ. On clrs.es 3 &, y. r. l..
NJ. NJ J. and 4 apply Commission
Crs' Standard Tariff.
PassenRers-FOur ~ cents per mile lclass 81.
= AMEs NJ. SMITH. Chairman.
a. {. BnlsCOE, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-04

Middlesex Flannel suits (warranted)
az 50; Dress and Business suits-Cork-
screw and Cassimere-from $40 aud up,
at Gazan 4 Co.'s.-AdU.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

r~r.ss Of maa Is maaA w.shous rsfrssnco
20 hrth. os rae. az coIo-. OF SITUATION.
or c~ul;are. or wealth. oil has. come
rom the n bis. And there. sno. 40
have ~lssrn-xi about the Iaw 0i co"F~rs-
ssr.n- % mutual sympathy AMI All walsh
enables msn 20 unite in bg~cthsrhs~rfs.
ard Q. stand by each other - rv>s>. sp-
pussion- Take swas the bsh.e and ne
world would sSoa arfs hack to nhst css-
| d.ison - poverty sad slavery sns use
mass~-. warn maghs wac right wa"a
sell shn~s. ruled snpsrDc- Thrnr arr
| clouds s,ili IN tee sly. En; Iary are
! hing scattered ~ the ssin CO X -hissts%-
nss~ Just ~s tss, and 50 taT - 'h'
| Bshlc prevails wealth ssasss 90 b. sFrc-
| CAN'T ana Oppressive sad poyssy ecae-
| ,a 10 hitter znd ~kep~s~s~ H. shss ne~
I ana hol, light that nta'ss ssysns ifs.
GROSS. the rlch learn to 10 assne.e aai
| charitable. The Toor ksra a. b. pstsas.
! s~~lf-rspec;lug and ts trust in tod srs
the one .sir nc have the revelation thst
. wealth sofar. frofn Cod taas ,sE~<' ~
| ~ hosa lie gives i, are Hts ss<aa H. lad
| mss.s I've seconns 10 ham tie their uss
as ai.u>s ~ TN thw oAss hasd Ne
have lA~ rvY.la,iou thai fh~ Issor az.
The chiairrn - III. sam- isssSsnis
Fa;hc~~ that ihss are shc w>ssis II he
rsch. ami can claim !rum th-sa a vorsts
II m. osnmon inheritance isus this
claim thy arr Ia psesrn,. ns Ia 40
rich themselves. ha; tn Gs-l is-s
arr so IN To alm. snd trust 81 iius ID
open Inc h~Ars. and the haads al ter
brsfarvu-
- generally r~cosn;kssi IL a~ ia.
that 4 christianity has brought in . nr~
social law that The word charity shirh
expresses tho SPIT, OF the t.o pvl has
come la b- s~d Tor al mis- q. aiass
given The h~nevolrnee of which sssp-
hos sometimes t.,sss shsy derived nib
netlv from ss~ BilIe. IL wss never
dreamed II N their philosophy. Wa.
Is mooni gh; ~ an them 10 sunshine 70 IN
.hs church of 4 hstst Tasssr hnulsasts-
rsansm i. pale a. 4 cold. ours h asn
and y.vsfsing Theirs !. shr palias-
,hrophy Of words oars - that ct 'isssia
And no~ since shssr tnlne~ srs 30
how cruel /. that sksp.iclsrl " th srAsss
:, prv ,ndlc. IN. Issor agsiu1 al" word
ot God. How snake Ike. ss,id anil ssa-
otaoas l. hat pinl ghseh erswis among
The ~~orklngmen. ia,s nP ss bsad aihesT
shn,~ aad homes and cinh rsssssz amt
above all in tia. saloons. anal hsz~ss ta
their ear. ''fh. casrvh IN a.. ais sc
the esp ,alsi and th. opPF~s~aF. The
liihle i. the steh mans lzzsk That has
j. satanic. l. eoms~ ffota h al Who 70
father "a lies. and ~ .isadias.f Toe 1T
the human rare. he woali take from
poverty and .nli their trsa solar. anal
hope. And how shxl We epuntrga.t
,h~ ins.daou. influence We masi get
b-se men la real The nlbi. f,s them
selves. aud no, Ia take III. false q p"Tts
~ it, enemies and thsira iiut ai-,s.
Nil we mt-t try to Illustrate NOR faliv
in our live. tie sp.rit ii nur Master and
81 lis book. Ira car intrfrours wtsh
the poor anil with ali Who are. 80 iaiok
they are oppressed We mGss IL ls!#g
.pisils.. We NAV not D. able Ia iniugss
hem To read the Hibic fist thss vii
read "a And IL NC arr true witnesses
God We shall not TAI. to ~ ufa sn
. mc = verde, in favur Of The Gospel
thsed3o Int.rsor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
s.JosiAR."

a never kin forget the day
That VIC went out a-wa,kin'.
And got down ON the river bank
And kept on hours s-tsikin
He twisted up my apron string
An folded IL together,
An said ne thought for hsrvest Juno
Twas cur us kind o weather.
The sun went down as we tneses
Josixr seemed uneasy.
And mother she began 10 CAL:
.IOweczy! . LOweczy."
An then Josiar spoke riaht u p
As ! was Just . startin'.
An said: "IDweezy. what's me use
OF US Two w partin
II kind o. took me by srrprise.
An vet I knew twas COMM:
I'd heard IL all the summer long
In eycry wild bees hummin':
I'd studied out the way Id act:
But. law! I couldn't do H.:
meant TO hide my love from him,
Hut secms as II he knew it.:
In looking down into my eyes
He must . seen the fire:
An ever since that hour I've loved
An w0rshiped my Jos ar.
-EdtOntOn Messenger
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

nv liCHT.


hr.rssus tasr,s-AfS NS
WN~a To- sAs<1es Of esznsax szsruw
Ir.y~a into stAsaos. slsh1-
fNfe hrsas FsEs i.ssae nv
Ns,a asr usstso tod tat Laxa&
Tea mr. Lx~hsLtkouSa al aroana ues
tsFrS nE s~k IA -azk ~ sSni
LIT M fnslas ~hcge Teos ssssss&
t.sS 80 Love. - i1sht 90 L9ha
II Nv Fa'hs urkrscwN ussrcstGeaA
Tersuxa deep sosxe orS itsss h~ssas
btsois ny ts~t ayaesi nns scsnss~
fsou. sas2 OGiy. art va ISxeG
Ibrn fsousc sarrsng cx~zsfs ~ e3asn aS
tai psersk xtvs REA rses.
Et~ ut cTr~4-aEFi assnr tsoru asiy-
IA ray Lxs; t~A2ki &c Lsss
su.A th- fst'A 1f slss~r cur loved o eS.
standing au~ n rse=. ~x&s~a 81 ts.
Ses sass kuu~ 30. az hfe's sAafs o .
urousst tsssa n-@T~r Ia TAy t4s
Or -. sh eii of falth r-rn~ asssn sArl
hs~s Lhsy fruss sae hart - n y at
atsa tss sDnrs can pasrr- ~ Sarkxes
thrs their st-soa a. sbs LkaI.
Grant me power a-ar lori ., ~ftns.-
hoS porv fa!ts sAczrssvS~ hTxnt-
Thine TIE csoss5 sad u as the sun.ssn-.
Teeu ay Lord. ~ izfr. Fws Light
-ses k>ws. - gks SsErsw
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
HUMOROUS.

-.Oh ma" said a child Of five. Il
am SO glad there was a flOod"' why.
child,.' exclaimed mamma. "Because.
if there hadn't been any flood ! shouldn't
have had a NOah's ark"
"A new song is called ''fhe Coming
STEP" The coming step is probably
that of the Old man. and il you are a
prudent Young man make your exit via
| the window and over the garden wall.
-Hdrtfoyd Sunday Journal
-'Ah. nv little man. good morn.
ing" pleasantly remarked an old
gentleman rs he stopped and patted q
Hewes street little boy on the head.
..have YOU any brothers and sisters?'
.'Yes. sir: got four. bu: I'm the only
one that mounts to ANYTHING" replied
| the urchin. -BroOslyN Times.
A woman recently entered 3 store
in Connecticut. ami sat down in front
of an iron safe to warm her feet. After
sitting some twenty or thirty minutes.
! she remarked thus: Il never did like
| them kind Of stoves. They don't throw
| out scarcely any heat. those gss-burn-
ers don't"-N. J. Independent.
First Boston girl: Going to vocal
practice this morning. Minerva"
Second Boston girl: mo. my dear
| Calliopc, I have . bad cod and am
| quite hoArsa" First Boston girl: "IAh,
been exposing yourself to the weather."
| Second Boston girl: lies. l went
out yesterday and forgot to put on my
spcctacles:"-Bosson Courier.
-Raiiroad intelligence. - When
| Major Convene was laying out the line
| of the Sunset Route to San Antonio. h
| one day took observations with his in
strument aear the cabin Of An old negro
| on Cibolo Creek. Boss Am de rail-
road gwinter come neah my house?'
ut viii 20 night through il" replied
| Converse. Hit will? Why boss. his
| ain't gwinter Be safe for do ole woman
| and De childrsu In de house e( de keArs
runs smsck fru hit"-TsIas SsfliH1s-
Mr.. Rsshfnl-My daughter is max.
| ing surprising progress - IN amateur
| artist She recently painted . land
scspe which wss 20 real that the bel.
lowing a cattle could be heard dis
| tinctlv. M. HAshfuEPretty good; bu1
| nv daster Sal kin beat that Mr.. B.
| What has your daughter been develop
! ing Is an embryonic artist? Mr.. H
I don't know "a she hes bin dom that.
| but she psinsed . picture OF . grees
| coercumber 50 natural thafit give the
hull family the cholera morbus-
-"Mary Had . Little Lamb" ID
French English:
Mare possess q s1oIi Nusoa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
WAVES OF AIR.

The A~s0nspAssse n~4stsshssess Whssa
We're Csssed ~ ne Esspssos 10 TIE
str.its ~ susds II 1854.
II is - III wind that blows nohndy
any good: and the atmospheric disturb
snces casred BY the great eruption il
the Straits Of Ssnds in lss3 formed 10
exccpsioo to the geneal rule Accord-
ing - the report Of the Meteorological
Council for tina, and tAe following years.
whieh has Just been Issued. IL was DO
tios1 that n al the ehser asorics. with
out exception. peculiar barom~srsc.i ir-
re~gularisies hsd beeo recorded during
the las; FIVE days Of August. whjrh wers
neady simultaneous. and = arcosD-
panasd b. . change Of weather. The
factihas these d,ssaybaners eo1d ais,
be traced IN the dsily cures publisbeA
BY the Brussels Obscgvs;ory. and kst
succeeded after . shors Interval tho
vioient eruption q krakaioA. On the
10Th and 9Th Of that mon.h- I'D to he
suspicion that . epnner IRA existed b.
tween tai> phenomena. and a~ccsrdiag.
" copies Of hosUmesrscai records wefs
obtained from ST Petersburg on the
east and from Co;mbra On IN. south
wNt On sNam nat on fhr>> swere
found 90 exhsHt Gmiizr d~issuraaares ri
pressure. 80 TIA: the conne-ssan brssses
. volcanic maaifessas 90 in NE EAes<ra'
Arch;p~lsgoan add oscillations hasunss-
ncsl pre<ssre in Europs 6csne de-
monssrabke. IL How seems % have beea
pgovrd thai "a opsnsoo expressed by
General Skrscney wAA s~nees-shss .
series "a coocensric serial waves vax
started y tse esuptioa aad thas tAee
txaveisa aroond sae vasd ~ the rate al
aearG 30 niles n hsae. reuniaI ID
The s1po.ise direcei0 alses having nes
- uke ansipodes q knkzsoA. al thss
a0ece2ioa Of 0sh vsvss ueee ~.
Ra1ed thgee O 1n1f tjDek 1hss co.
fcisiss h boune ct by reports iro0 N
pay0 a tie vugA. ed re 1nsn 20 q.
tsiDed weso G0 = the cuuee Il heine
eompasoa anA eoaGtameA vAss tSe
|E.sss ssPass vs drsxa sR-Ladss
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
TESTED.
eesw Aa~sseaas Jsa.e.. Wss. . sasrse ss
Vosag 1esa. sas lsd lot. sa ssssstss~
ttss .s the Gtstsas Of Gsrtsstssssy

eesw Aa"sssass Jsa..s. Wss. . sasrss ess
V..ax Sasa. sas Rod ls.s 90 sss~sss-
,,.s .s the Gts,s.. 81 es's.ssssssy.
Adoniram Jui.oa. N. apostle 81 Bar~
nah. graduated from Bro~n tnss- atty
an svowed inh,krl liis mos, int mass
friend. q briIlian, student. was also n
sksplc. III. TWO friend. often talked
over the question mosa~ntesas Ia ane
pa tn ey. of gradual On What shzl.
40 do .o make Tor Ourselves q casoer
10th were fond 81 ih. drama anil d.
lighted in The Representations a. play.
k.ch wrote with sase Asd "a ~ AMI So.
after many a scus.tons. ;i.y alnsssss de-
tsrfn.uei to .~sssass ~sirasuatistx
Judson graduated in i~is. With IN.
highest hoaors A ssw wssks later b.
ssni tai New fora. 10 siaiiy the "b'sss-
nss. of tn stsg.. ., that be mixht ts.
familiar with l;s y. ul~r.aaeat.. la eas.
b" should bs-cesns a pasY~~ufsr IL
dramatic project DID noI, bsses.v. sw-
tain h;ss lossg IN I'll. els. and y ofu It'd
hy . love 81 adventure. b. s's issi oss
aspr. back tai msAs a sssssr 81 tao ar
thru. 81 ,hs New Englsni STATES
One ev~nsng. BE- poe ap at a country
tavern. aast vas assigned n s.e8ns adj
ioanIng one O espi.d b. a yuasy rnss
sek unto death. Isss .Iyisx szaa.
moan. ~sr. distinctly heard b, jsass..
1 ~lssse sksps rs.m ~ss n.t strssg
enough Ia keep him tom nvssax on
The QUESTION Ia ssssi yo3n@ man FRA
par.d to atrYs
Daring the nigh, the grrsns r-~a~~si.
and early neat morn az Jusissn sros.
syoght THE landlord. Rni s@kst
How !. sh~ yoonx maay"
lie .. asAdS"
~ o was hsr-
lie hal r.senay GRADUATED frosa
Bso~s. s0d bis name wss
S.d.oa wss ssssbe*i. for the nsaso
.as hs sk~psicsi frs~nds
Aha adjoining h.s p,ssssy. be rnssrssi
tn biz fxfhers hua.~. . ds cd. ssrIsA.ss
man The shs~k uss~sss~s Ais ssxss~
eismL lie ~s.sssmsa.-i ,s make q ,asx-
osgs eaasn naxl~n q TIC esasn. a
thrssfaspssy as-ss he faith sai essda~s-
lie sst~rri Asxtossr Tn olxea 49,
mar. not ~ . IN lent &c sfss fassssssy.
nss sves n sthrrsise. hss .ssspiv a.
truth seeker. What be- .sayhs sas =.
fcussd In Him vho {. si~ truth IL
fosasd 1osA ~ Es~ ssd sA~ wsr- H.
ssssnitassa 10 H. truth. sse~4,ei sAe hl~.
spd waAsd 10 sh~ vsy. ~iih . ss.~yrss
spssss ssxi AxAl a<ias- so ss fa>xsyrs
esows. saxsi ~ h~srd fa~ rail ~Ss~
np Aighsv~ Ties ha departed s~s -.
esrshsy ap0.ssx.
He DsoAs - drxaa. bat Nc les sss
. ssshA2r sPwsseI~. Ma rso~As sH1xAwi
~ hsA vii a. w~fs fhssis~si II has a-.sae
ss<sn ut hanss pssssoa. hss Assis~fs
~ nsa 6se~1t ham - ss~r szsh~x n
esA-1s~GA's ~Csmssasza
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

Any person VIA takes the pe2ee ref!o
sady from tbe 1900 .sssssr Sisec 81 ~ =
- ~ree0opsCble for the pay.
rSc courts have decided that re9ustne so
r.fe -uewopapers from the posf-omee OF n
s.cS,c~ and leaving them vncait00 1oe. "
sSwa 3acje evtience cS INTENTIONAL IkAUD'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15
S~unday-School Lessons.
xDrusp 9rssvr

May 1-thrt-f our rnsuyar. Fhn 8 80
Nss IL hrs..sn s~oaIpatH-s pail 4 81
Mas st-rt~ fsighfes ~ss ~ ITmt ~
May Si-faui thsrsct % Tn Tar : rN 4 d
june s-soi MsSsaxr hp ~ ~~s H-e I =.
June is-Fh. fFsc-she--i ug , arsx is~h y ! i
yGIc IA i'rugru~. f~x hi
june ~-HeSbcw >srsicc os ~on. At.ssasrs.
.o;ni-'ratscc or other l~a~Ba. .>.O tod %
tie scsH<l
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

--ADoag he many pri8 e61D a IL
FreacA Academy a Scieacss y aswa
equivaleas 20 o090ao which was kh b
6Voant II l6se. md b SIN unsw1rdsa.
Iii % b &ivsD - The psssoo Who shan
md - GI6c&fvo Eomo1Y 1ug - AGiAa3e
ehoaegA q ihAn hdicaso WikA ahoofua
esstafn11 - 0nDoA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-05-15

kANeSS0k " W. I0SCAU1ttuS UuNI
and the cross of St George. which
glistened on his breast He was about
twenty-six years of age. and had come
to an adjoining property on leave Of
absence. Maria soon learned to look
forward to his frequent visits, and her
habitual melancholy disappeared. like
snow under the genial rays Of an April
sun. Indeed Bourmiue might well in
spirc infatu&tioa. His outward appear
ance and manner were of the Kind to
take a woman's fancy. Toward Maria
he Was full of all those tender Little n.
tentions so captivating to 3 young girl.
Though so gentle and modest in man
ner. he had the reputation Of being
very RECKLESS but this. in Maria's eyes
IS well IS in many another's was rather
an advantage than otherwise. One
thing. however. puzzled her-undoubs-
ediy Bourmine loved:her. and in her In
most soul she confessed n liking for
him-why. then. did he not speak. Whv
such marked attentio.A 8. wistful looks
and vet not . word Of loyes Why did
he not throw himself 1t her feet and de-
clare his passion: Was it the natural
shyness Of love. o. was he seeking "a
win her affections only to cast them
aside? Il was N eaigma she could MOI
solve These must be mystery some.
where. and this idea was enough 10 tre
Aaria's romaai. imagination. She dc.
termined. with . wo0an's nasnral in
ciinaGios 70 coqnseg. to bring him with
the ~conlessioa 6 ~ oocEoe % ~ teek
LAnguhhing Iooks. . pens;vs heow. Z
eSn0e diGA, go had - deoaIea ebul
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CITY TAXES.

TIME TAXPAYERS OF SALT LA1As1.la CITY
L are hereby notified that the City Council
OF said city. in accordance with lam, will
sit as q BEARD OF Equalization: a. tbs City
Hall, on Tuesday, August 18th, lSS5far Ap.ln.
The business of said board is 20 hgar and
dereym:ne all complaints which lnsy be
made IN regard to thejassessed valise OF any
property, and, if .ound neceSs Try. 20 change
snd correct any valuation either Dy adding
thereto or deductinz. therefrom: also 10 re
nit or bate the taxes of any insane, idiotic,
infirm or ind gent person 20 in Alnonnt not
exceeding $ Tor tre current YER. AIiper-
sons concerned, VIII take due notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
HEBER NJ. WELLS, City Recorder.
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"IN OUR town, said Briggs, we have
completely driven out the rum traffic. "
"So?" replied Digs. And what do
you do when you want drop your
self?" ooh, | get along all right. 1
always keep a stock on hand; and then,
you know, l am in the city most OF the
time. I don't suffer. But what are
you thinking about?" Il was only
thinking" said Digs, that if some
people had their way they wouldn't
give anybody but respectable persons a
chance to get drunk. Boston Tran
scrip.
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~ 81 SECOND SOUTH STREET
?. BOX 962.

T- ne c.ve every attention to the KENT
inr Of House. collection OF Rents and the
transaction OF sll business that comes onue1
ouri immediate read, in husiness--'Ae ili'.'''
nerand win dispsfeh.
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CATEePtILARs. crickets, moths. bed
bugs, 'c)cksoaehes, ants and all noxious
insects destroyed by Buhach. Call at
u. Z. " d. Department and get n
box, Price. % cents,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-16

We have = long list OF houses and lots that
can he bopche CT me instslment plan. Call
and see US Tor Information.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-16

TACKLE " obstinate cough or cola
NTH Haies Honey Of Horehound and
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
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BU EEL 40 HI
The Great California Insectieide'
One Hundred Dollars paid for any h,sse: il iei1 net si

Is sold IN Cans leach bearing the trade mars on .on
at 25c Soc, 75c. and 81 % per cai Ia
dealers to make larger profit are likely TO i
common insect powder. which Is almost woftTS51 rl :
should be bought in cans only from.ret1ii dealers -,
g OF u. {. NJ. l. Drug Store, Sole A,snts ID
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GENERAL NEWS.
Eastern Cities Raiding on all
Phases of Gambling.
MAUD - TROTS FAST.
The Apaches Continue to Murder
and Plunder in the South
ern Territories.

CHICAGO, June 1O.-Every gambling house
in Chicago closed before midnight tonight
in consequence OF an order OF Mayor Harri-
son few days ago instructing them to
cease operations before June 11th. There is
a great deal of speculation as to the mean
ing of the mandate and how long the new
order of things will last. Among those who
make living by gambling there is great
CONSERVATION. The closing hours OF open
gambling were attended by scenes .aimost
unparalleled in the history Of faro playing in
the United States.
A well known character, "One-Armed
Schimmell,' played faro all last night in a
house kept by the Condon-Jeff Hawkins
combination. Condor was drawing the
cards from the box. Schimmell had about
$1,000 worth OF checks before him. He
had been seeking without success to exceed
the limit of $50 to cases. At length he Of
fered Condor a handful OF checks for the
privilege of bettingnll he had on one card.
Condor was game, and declining the bonus
said: ''Cut loose,n and removed the limit.
Then followed play which old dealers say
they never saw edualled.
Schimmell began betting $500 to a card,
and, winning several successive bets, piled
up his checks until he had down several
bets of from 81 900, to 81 500 each. In a
few moments he had won about $40, 600.
Remarkable nerve was shown by both
player and dealer. Honors were easy for
some time until Schimmell won number
of successive bets, when he withdrew from
the game few hundreds winner. The last
bet he lost was a pyramid on the nine spot
representing 81, 700.
This is believed to be the largest sum OF
money that has been ''turned for" in many
a year in Chicago Oh anywhere else.
BARRED FROM PITTsBURG.
PlTTsBURG, June 1O.-An the gambling
houses were closed tonight by order OF the
Mayor who says the gamblers from Chicago
and other Western cities, under the inn
preston this is their paradise, have been
f1ocking here and he wants it stopped.
NO MORE POOLS.
Boston, June 1O.-All the establishments
in this city engaged in selling pools on base
ball and other sporting events were raided
this afternoon. and all their appurtenances
seized. All persons selling pools were
arrested
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On the IsthnuS.

LA LIBERTAD (via Galveston), June o.
The rebel Menendez occupies Santa Ana,
Chalchuapa and Atiquesaya, with strong
force. The Menendista General Rivas has
twice been driven out OF Cojutepaque which
place is now occupied by the National
troops. Rivas, however, remains in close
proximity, threatening an attack. The
nationals have a large force under arms.
A battalion OF Nicaraguans crossed the
river Lempa yesterday, and another bat
TALON is marching on Coatpeque. Every
thing hinges GA the attitude Of Guatemala,
which country Menendez asserts will assist
him. in which case the whole OF Central
America will become involved. If Guata-
mala remains neutral the San Salvadoran
Government will probably overpower the
revolutionists within fortnight.
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Three More Of Them Gone.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June o. John
Evans, a negro from convict camp near
Live Oak, brutally assaulted an aged white
woman named Redding last Wednesday
To-day 200 citizens went to the camp
tooh Evans away and lynched him.
GALVESTON, June "a Bonham, Texas,
special to the News says: At O'Clock
this morning masked mob of 100 men
aroused the jailer at the point OF Win
chester rifle and demanded the keys OF the
prison. The spokesman OF the party re-
ceived the keys and proceeded to the cells
occupied by Eli and Sam Dyer, charged
with the murder of Sheriff Ragsdale and
Deputy Sheriff Buchanan on the 18TH 9it'
The prisoners were brought out, carried I,
few hundred yards from the jail and hanged
tn q tree