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KElYNC INPIBNBs7 q NAG5INB co., DaI2SI Y9Ias.

cs'r, c, too; vhlto extra &, ca; ). How,
a.. tot7.; oil a, a.. 10 q l-i' muull 4, uai
OonfciiousrF' A4I,l 20 c e 10; cut Loaf and
crushed I-ii r1 r;,,c ,o, o' 10 u euo .
CnIcA,o Oct Flour arm ana rn'
Wheat opcncd trong. gst, hlghor, sold
on 1s under rather lnrgo offerings, rallied
md closed q higher than yesterday %. =
hoe, 20 o. Sisl, closed $40; November NJ :
- IS, c.oWd b.M Bee mler, NJh i. We
closed SOS; Dlny, t'eA 10 va, CLOSED Not',
Corn advanced - oss carly, 9o,i ny q
and unchssge fnf other options; cash, AZ
To- ils. October, iF4 70 4i'l, clOted 4di NO
ygInpCr, = O. il't, cl'scA 10 IT,, year u'3a
PofkENodera,e v active, advanced -
% 40, clossd sieaIy: cash, = 80 20 Soi NO.
Nembur closed : % 10 q l-'; Drtemhes
closed $50; January closed 0,l2 J.! 90 0lI.
Lard SGyanGeJ ~ IL o on se ai gnd as
va Jc-d IS 10 l7'si ossh, o - 10 d.io oClo-
bef coged, O.l2@ To 6,l5; Sovem or, 6y2'S
10 5.p5; December, 02.a Ia $50
luNas meats, steady' dry halttd thcnl
At the aderaoos board wheat was
higher, closing, October, A5s; sr ovember,
s.; December, S97s; May. o.
Corn ilgH and =. higher Tor pcto tr,
PORK unchanged.
Lurd9.s lower for October,
Ino DrlyerS' journal Iopori'; Cattle
Receipts 00V; shipments 2iDJ; marEot
opened to 10 points higher npd closed I'M
.chRnged; tradG active; shipping steers, $40
To 6 70. stocllers and tc-dSrs, . 10 10 49,
COWS, bulls and mixed, % - i.OJi through
VeNaf cgttlC, 80 ~ cows ano 20 10 j 10
for Fte.rs; Western ranGerT, rRiives and
hslf-breeds 3 - 10 Az; cove, $50 10 S.tOi
wintered TcxRu., $40 tO3 %,
Hogs-RoceIpis,. 2,gOi active and ia
changed; S.3j 10 10. o.,
Sheep-Rt celpt', GOO; shipments, 0Ol;
active and unchan zal ! natives, LOO To 40
Western, % to 90; Texans, 40 10 2.tOi
lambs sold NJ J 50 30 900.
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Tho Werld,n CHAMPION

Mr., Edward HARLAN, Tho great
oarsman, and until his recent contest
with Bo.ch in Australia, tho champion
of the world, may certainly be looked
upun As an authority in everything af-
footing athletic sports. Before lesv.
ing Australia for this country,
he wrote o lettsr in which
he stated that ho had used
So. Jseol,e Oil with the most beneficial
resu!ss. He found 1t q reliable rem
edr for nueculsr pains in the arms
and bmbr, and ffotn his sersonsl ox-
perience took great plaaaure in reoop-
mendins il. No stronger proof Of TIE
truth ofWhst is claimed for st. Jacobs
OIL could be furnished than this, aud
it will undoubtedly carry great weight
with al thougMtf1l aud inselbgen;
oeoplo.
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hrtVoru 1857 ant 1875 ihh lrToliN
bio aoyornols Of that province gfAnitd
In enormous tracts about bo,OOo,c0s
acre, OF the public lands To inciyidu-
als, and tho legality OF these grants Is
yelling up In the public mind Of that
territory into hugo proportions. Tina
following correspondence, saxon nom
tho Las Vegas Optic OF October 2, Will
therefore explain itself:
Wallace, N. NJ, sept. %, lssi.-Hon, Joan
Henry Brown, Dallas, Texas;
DEAR SIR: i forward copy OF Inc
Las Vegas IN. NJ Optic, containing n
u,rket article ON tho subject Of 80
called Spanish iaad grants. AZ q
former official tho Texas republic,
and one OF tho beat informed men on
the history OF tho Lone Star state, l
uould respectfully request intortns
lion Of YOU on this subject. AZ y0n
arc aware anything bearing on this
nue,tlon would no OF Interest," 10 The
citizens OF Now Mexico. Yours truly
y. ii. BooARpus
Dallas, Texas, sept. q, 1885 Major 5. H.
Bogardus, Wallace, New Mexico:
DEAR Sip:-Yours OF the sd, ahd
tho Optic newspnper containing the ar
tiols mentioned by you, came yestor-
day. hsvs carefully read the article
on New Mexican land titles as affected
by tho Republic OF Texas, ite anneNa-
| lion and the treaty OF Gundalups-Hi-
daigo, aud consider it in its historical
summary invuluetable.
1 don not bslieve ruy law OF Mexico
bsEgcen 1887 snd 1913 authorized thc
governor of New Mexico 10 grant OF
.ive away the public domain, and II
tested by the courts OK the country,
| with honcnt and unimpeachable men
ON tho bench, such acts will no Ignored
as fraudulent AVID void. The purity oil
| tho judiciary az safe umpires between
money and lnonopolista on ono slosi
and tho mass OF the people on the
other, is all that would saem 10 be nee
elsary TO set aside such grants anu
plsc thoss lands among The public
domsia Of Tho United States. These
c.sss sre entirely different from
grants by the Spanish crown or under
| thu Mexican colonization law OF 1924
| or those OF Coahuile and Texas follow
ling in its wake. There nsy have beer
| some decree or other act under the DC
| tatorship OF Santa Anna or Busta-
monte auth rjzing these grants, but
| do not believe IL, for We hear OF NJ
such acts in other States or depart
ments. not even, rs l know, in rebel
lious Yucntan.
/ am too much epgrossed to give the
subject full attention, but trust the
right may triumph, and only speaE
from the general facts al I have a.
ways understood them.
Very truly,
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
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MARKETS Dx TELEGRAPH

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS GUY, Oct 7.--Wheat higher;
Corn higher; ca,h, 32s4; November, 81
asked; " ar, 21s4 bid.
Oats non insl; "a l-2 bid.
The Livestock Indicator reports: Cattle
Receipts, Asp; best grades Texans 5 to
Ice his her; others STEADY; exporters, t.25 to
$40; good to choice shipping, 80 to 81 !,
and feeders, $40 to %; cows, 2,l0 to 3.2J;
grass Texas steers. 50 to34O.
Hog, Receipts 7egi strong; $40 to $40.
Sheep Receipts 7s6; shipments none;
market STEADY, fair 10 good muttoes2 90 to
800; summon to medium l.50 TO 2.25.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. S.-Cattle--Receipts 1870
shipments $50; u ge- { butcher demand and
prices fl m; native shipping steers 25 to
$50; extra rs; Colorado teers Is to 5eO;
native butchering sto IL 2. Is to 90; stock
ers and feeders % ~ 3 %: grass Texans
$50 to 500; Indian 2 80 to 3.S5. .tlsyg.a
Hogs Receipts 1900; active but lower
packing, 8 Az to 4 III.
Shee6- Receipts 900; shipments 1000;
good local demand for muttons; common
8 rs; fancy, 3. 30; lambs, 200 to $50.
Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat higher unse tied; opened "A to
sshigher, the declined y % but rallied
yesterday; No. cred. case, 95s4; October,
657S; November, 907s to S71<; December,g9 to
995S; MAJ, ,t9tol,09,<, closing at top fg-
Corn Glow, bas firm ard Ia better. no. Q
mixed, 40 10 40 ii; October, SO Id to 1912,
closing 80 Id; November, 90 liz; esr, 81 A.
Oats Arm and Ia higher; No. mix. d
cash, "a 2 20 IS; November, %; year, 24ss.
Cornmeal steady at l so.
Wool steady and unchanged.
Whisky unchanged at LOS.
Provisions quiel.
Pork S.67 leg to go
Lard nominal at $50.
2, Dry salt at quiet.
Boxed Meats Long clear, go 20 90;
short rib, 5 90; short G. ear, 5.75 TO 80.
Bacon-L ng clear, 5.S5; short NIB, 900;
short clear, 8.3 to G.f5.
Hams9 50 to 1000
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Oct. -Beev ss-- Receipts lO5
carloads, ali for the market, all so before
noon: extremes for native steers IS to $40;
Colorado h f-breed steers sod 4 .I2H 10
5.l2If, and five carloads of Colorado-Texas
half-breed steers st3 9lfo l2l6
Sheep--Receipts 1900; market firner aud
IA higher for good stock; extremes fsr
sheep q " to 4 70; for lambs .iS5z TO $40.
Flour rather weak.
2red, gJi-2; No. z red % l-2 aflnat, gl1-4 10
E1-2 elevator; No. 2red ocfouer, W TO gIs<.
closing 97<. November. rs 2 to SO, closing
80; December, l.U0t l.'J1-2, clio ing l.60 l-2.
Corn higher: No. 2. 70 i-3tD 5JL elevator;
80 afioat, " I. 2 Octobsr, o lilo s. u. clos
ing coz: November. 3 x to E05s, closing
50%: e eInber, 20 ! 10 81 81, c,osing 49j1s
Coffee ffoff hig cue risfiy sci'~e:
sales. et,!5l az Oslo r., fetar.s5: No.
sns Gull; rtfnl1 eusc.s l,3z-z q ~.
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Those Zig Damaxe Suits.

The batch OF suits referred to in yes
tordsy's HERALD were brought yes.
tertlay by Coombs Il Gano and Watts
& Word, against the Texas q Pacific
Railway company, were fled in the
aistriot court. Tho names Of the plant.
ifs are a. follows, and the amounts
range from 5000 to $15,0 Frederick
Ehuspback, Andrew Lundenblstt,
Mrs. r. Nj. Petty, OF al, j. M. Hopper,
P. &. Browder, w. w. GAdbcrry, A. j..
Rice, II. McGuinness, III. V. Crossmnn
and o. s. Cotton.
It il alleged that whenever there is a
freshes in the Trinity river this en-
baukmt NJ causes the overflow of the
river To pa.k up aud overflow the
lands OF the plaintiffs, thereby greatly
damaging them.
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oaOOg aSNs.

C0rrgs- illo fate 10 W iOisi pflmsi u
70 M el,olcel, VI v iaisnydLa, y a,t ,,ssyg'
nj YOUNG iiy snn, lOtoG0l japan, t1tntt
auuAna-r Powdered nfd gut loaf, vel
standard graduated, ~ 10 W l0llslena.l
white clafl1ed. t,fi yellow olarlnedL, t'tp
sal cholcs lonisians, Z nhi pfllao, ~ W
IA seconds, ~ 10 VI Ne" fnfh oHuh y
"iiior- Domestic, new crop, prime, o 10
4, choice, D.. to 7 foreign, nome
'MDiAsaEB-uhOlc0 new crop lsOulhlh anu ,
20 to 'hi reboilee, choicei0i far Ia cool aoi
III CaASRInis.,N soda, o 1881 xxx soda, q
5uowlltks. 10; Cartoon, y n pound W
sfo.m soda, p; LxcelslOr Oyster, ~ y
gluror snsps, ~ %$;X ginger sn sls,d " y
cave, snd luti bies, lHi animals, l'' charinti
lg, ,trtvherTy CokUs, J.. sugar wsfufR, ibi
COCOA bars, 49, nngcT wnieff, lhi Stage
'is5oRA-n!csrhonaie, IN Kegs, ~ 10 o. bl-
carl, in eases, hNeFh; lump snl soda, In Kegs
. l.2c; srsnuli'ei Hni soda, ~ 90 pound
iee, i'ineh, 80 to ISL, SSi 'g y =
1ut' 3 os eaG o., ~ % sVi navy plaS' y 10
OANHRu Coon aih tomatoes, l,Oj; 3ib,
l.Y.; 90 llFtklyrrlCs, lei; IN goosehcrrle =,
i,.i; 2h EtUswhoriss, 100, 2ih rAspberrios,
lln; go whortleberrleS, 10, eh peaehea,
H
Lima lpaus, ,nil5, 90, WinslOW's corn, new
en-, l5u' y, window Tones corn, 2ih, ,Sai
murnuin r1r1i .4a can, l'sbi eur! Junt
r'.H, l7't Npnseu. ono uNgilYy ,Vni
Nun-,uu NFowiai, 1885, french peas
pcf cqsg, ~ l,H cans ~ y; aysterai 10 lnll
weight, LIS; "lh r ", iji III !. W., 1Oi IN
/. ~, l.A; ~, ,ubslors, l.s5, In salmon,
LIS; ~ uiGeselfi, ~ liS corn beef, l,lNi
2n sgru bC,f, = 1908 shrimp, l,el' chile con
came, s,t0i So apples, III ] COL. apples
Hgg
sNuvy-GaTrosrs, o o., u.2S per easei :
%, H. ~ os, 3 -; R''ph's . ~, lu,15i or
y.2i; l-2 %. as; = "' %, hrl; / or, 3OJi
sSo5lirSoliyo. e7s q yuA, Dino Indls, .
II unrs, IS = TO-, 81 % bars, i.lO Is roNi
/ 10 bpts, g. ~ r hox. 10 saiinet, SAi 81
sGtincl, i.6ji 10 her eoeohnui OIL S,yo'3 y
ful' vHlue, 3,sji while Ruselan, j.S5; u
Dandy, 2oi s., Dandy, AZ; ,,,.
CASDLEs--stsr, full weight, gb-c.
CIWrs E--fuil cream l2sllo'
NuP s---SAsC bHNigi cotton rope, 49,
.Ju1BEspiS--PpG Set spring, i.si
WEHpr&G PApsU.-.aag and straw. a.
PrcKLEa--e.sllioo poi!e, mixed Pickles,
- glass p'uts, 10; glass quarts, zoo;
i iass hex he saion, 75i. In wood. Dbl, smai,
Z so; lt.bbl, sIuall, ! ,dli bbl, medium, 6,5Oi
t-hbl, medium, 400. -
MAcKEEEL;-&o, I, b3;rrela, lt,5o; No; J
10; So 9, ~ I barrels, 500 No, :, quarter
barrels, S;b0i No ats, l,loi NO = KITS
90; No. Kits, orc,
HosLANn Observation-Disclosures, l.sb per
keg; dried hnrfiug., per box, 30.
CAHDH--StUE' 900 per pound fancy
IL 10 Sc.
BAIsIEs-- l.nYioh aver, saiiioHi'-i none
spanish, 1 90.
CiDER-. tmo app q, e0'i SisSoori eluSIl
glc por gallon; .nrgoI, per gallon, IL TO @c
SsrARc4--f s.,'' l-'oi IoSsi s,osS, TS.,S
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.afbs. to.s nlrt b. 4 man whn
Yfiid zoo 0lIEsly ln nnHnd mrnn
Nfnu "a a summer fti1. J
ID la noe almost HfH MA
tUaI HiiIn Nfuh ha Waa IntniiiFn' ING
Uin use al ninni mU Nln. Nl ~
fsIfn HfH inlt $40 convincing
NI,ul raaFfuu hH linHfLn rpphrnfi
hut riuid cei rnthinr, nui heeNWe ~.
Ishst there n lFrth iu tho iernfh
mo rn4lrrU7liun W HhuW fe!h|ie
ur mint aHvernl nifcunsihnu1h WHOM
,ss,H a. the time dl1ddedi
lrs nuy, 0ith co.. sin fac.H in view
tbHy hIpsn moro clohr
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rEATHE

LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--X
heavy, free of brands, $40 n; X medium,
free ofhrands, $40 ID; A heavy, one brand,
more crop, 42c; Keystone oak sole, 35s1SSc.
BUFFALO SIAUHTEg--Prime,l IL to 70 10
sides, 800 hi good, Is to 20 ID sides, $50 10.
counter, II to 14ib sides, $50 per ID; q. D.,
Matamoras, $50 ID; No. l oak. HARNESS lea,
N; No. hem harness lea, 800 III; No. hem
harness lea, $50 10; No. hem skirting
lea, SAC ID; No. 2 hem slSirtlng lea, 81 70 30
10; welt and bride leather, 400 to 6.O0 O
PHrLADELPa1A CALF Extra quality,
CATO 81 thsfo dozen, ] 20 n, ~ 70 81 iee tn
dozen, i.i5 %; 4ito - his 10 dozen, .Qs; By 20
oiss'o dszen, 10 ik;.e2 tef0 ~ 70 stlosen,
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Cru.hed B1 tho Cars.

THE HERALD on yesterday con.
tanned an account of tho killing of an
unknown man on the Texas and Pa
elf. road, in East Dallsr, which &C.
CURED the previous night. Acting
Coroner Schulz summoned jury, be-
fore vhome evidence was cdduced,
showing that the man was Ed Elliott,
who had until recently been en-.
ploye OF the Texas u. Pacific road,
and that HIS killing was entirely acci-
dental, and not caused by tho fault OF
neglect Of tho employees of tho roSd
J. NJ. Stepp, the engineer
who WAS running this en-
rtnc which killed Elliott,
gave the following account of tho NJ at
tor: GAS we wero coming up the
passing track bv tho coal chute last
night, sbous $3.50 l think, or some
whsrs about that time, saw man
stopping OF, The track about 10 ioet
abesd OF the nst car, which was coup
led in front OF tho engine. j though.
the man WAS intoxicated, or else crazy
from bis appearance. pulled the en-
zine over, (mehninE reversed ~, gave
her steam and blow two or three
W Whistles of alarm. The man
was go closs to the Car that
could not atop. saw the cal
knock him down and supposed it run
over him, and when Igot the engine
stopped to asthud Sill, he was right
under the back tank OF the engine;
did not let the engine move after she
stopped, and the fireman or one Of the
brakemen told mo to so ahead. as the
wheels were already over him, sc
they could get at him, IS it was im'
possible to get st him otheraise; we
sent one of the brakemen for assist.
ance, but it was too late, 40 he dice
within very few minutes; when
saw hirn, and before 1 seer
him we were not running moro than
about four rallies au hour"
The jury found verdict Of sc3i
dental killing, exOnerating the railroad
mon from all blame. Deceased was
about so wears Of age.
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GRAIN AND nREADsTEFFs.

WHEAT-85 to 20.
RYE--Kansas, 7o,; sacked, sec.
CoRN-In ear, 30,632c.
oATs-Ia bulk, Is 10 zoe; sacked, . to 30
higher
BARLEY-fe9i5o.
5sRAN--Per cwt--At mills, rs 10 99c.
CoRNMEAL--Fine bolted, d, 11Dsb, 20
HoMINY and GRIrs-5.00 4 barrel.
chopped corn and oats q 100 lbs, Las; corn
bran, r. 10v fts, 35c.
GRAHAM FLou d 100 lbs, 2.25.
HAY-Prairie, $50 TO 100 &, ton,
FLoUR-FIRsr Patent 2,9r o3.i5; Sec
ond Patent 50 TO IS; Extra Fancy, 2,2i
10 250; Fancy, zoo to 2.25i low grade, LIS
o200
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what "A atississ,ppI Pilot Says

Captain d. IA. Riggs, who Ia we'll
known at New Orleans gnd along the
Mississippi river, says: al have been
suffering nom dyspepsis for the past
ii We years, and from broken rest, by
severe psias in the bowolu and KID
news. L tried every medicine recon-
nended for these diseases, .withsut
success. At last l used bottle OF
crowns IronBitters, which proved
perfect suoress in my Gaze" IL cures
| all liver. kidney and msiarial diseases.
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LpprBER AND BUrLDINa MATERIAL

ceiling, is 90; " native ceiling, $3.50; Il ma
tive flooring, 20 90; se native siding, l6.0O;
Il rough ceiling, 13. so.
SHINaLEs--B Boss, cypress, q. so; Q: *. cy-
press, 4. 90; No. cypress, 3 10; native pine
hearts, so; native sap. rs.
PosTs-. Cedar posts, best, l2Mc each; bois
dare l5c.
LATHs--Per 1000, 300.
BRICK--Dallas brick, 3 80 per l,VOO.
PLAsTER PARIS. New York, 400; Mich-
igap, 4. 80 per barrel.
CEMENT Rosendale, 2.75; Portland, best,
3.25 per barrel.
Stone FLUES-- About zoe per foot.
DRAIN PIPE--From l0c per foot, and
higher according to size.
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Retter than Ouini,ln.

Better than Qu,n,ae.
M. M. Kestelson, Dorsey County,
Arkansas, says: I can certify. to the
fact that Hughes Tonic is the best
chill tonic ever tried. consider it
b sitter than Quinine. Prepared by r.
A. Robinson & Co., wholesale drug
gists, Louisville, Ky. Sold at re-
Tall sy all druggist and dealers gen
erallv
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DistrIct Oours-october Term

The October term of the district
court convenss Mondsy. Yesterday
was the last day OF service and the
deputy sheriffs were kept busy sery-
ing writr. The docket is large and a
number of Interesting cases are
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SMITH, STOUGHY0l & yAYEE,
1877 W. 2sd st. N.
MANUFACTURES OF
Mems and Boys Fine and GoeiHn &octs
and shoe t
DrNGrnI M A atla n TTs1 EiINplgl

We invite attention to tie na0Ye cut Of,
our Cali, Chanuel Screw, Npera Lag, BOX
Boot. 1t Ia made solid 1tfoughol,t, Oak
sole and Sole Leather Boz ,nat does not
break down or skin the ioeg; is tlsde OF
Calf srin and the Upper fined W'ts sitF
We make them Calf Legas vel "a 0pern,
This style of Box Toes Ia. been expert
mented upon, and develorai by vs. for The
past ten years; tits tho mo5l deFitablr ami
perfect fitting Box Tee Boot IN Anerop.
None genuine unless trn' name statnped
on bottom For sale by Il following Lead
ing dealers: tH
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
Thompson Bros, Dallas
Block Bros. Dallas. &,
John Achenback, N 4. ~ gers, HouRion.
p Hammersmlth, Belton
Malone, McHenry & Esckham, Lam y
pasaE.
NJ. II. Sherburne DenisJl. fN
Young Bros Waco.
q. G. Couch, Il. RoeSler, l5renhsnt H
Durham & Patty, HillStoro
Wells d Morris, Ennis.
G. II. Sullivan g. Co, Sar antonio &G
W Barnes 4 Co., Alvaradoc
Leo Bros, Bryan. Va
j. T. Sullivan d Co, Orstea W; It
@. i. Greed, Mckinney -
J. S. Taylor " Co., Abilene,
II. l.. Smith 4 Co., Longvlew ft
II. G. Alexander, Bonhan. f&s
s. NJ. Hamilton, Paris 8iN
Scarborough & Hicks, Rockiale.
Rubey & Co., Gainesville
Mucke1roy q Martin, Terrell. f
Schweer & Co., sherman,
j. A. Hahn & Co., Denton n IN
&c. Evans L Co., Fort Nv orih. &
Womacly, Stnrgis y CO. Taylor flitt e.
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irving to Get hin, Out.

Charles Scherm sometime ago it LIS
alleged, procured $3.50 by forging the
name of Merrill Russy, and was ar
rested ana put in prison. To-day his
wife, from some point in Arkansas,
sent him sis TO this CITY, to be applied
to rele asing him from duranceville.
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Dallns Poston

The Dalls, posioiiico has % lnd
Gbont 10000 postal cards ir.t"ia In
tended to DO delivered u atr IA spa
cial delivery syslent sht 'lf ,hln Nn-
other In addition 20 the iuhf-
cry ntsmrv, the regul Az 4U0 elni
pOstqIa ntaInp slEo.
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Colorea lAhorsrs fnrni he'd from tic
East ana Southeast In X ut fturu, lnd
all necessary Information civan Nl5h
reference 70 trnnsportati n ~ saiiea-
Ing A. J.. SInitb, Snutbwes 1rt. pag on
ger agent of Mrriphis = h,Ni9 Rlck
rsilr0sd, S09 Isin street,
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Ile eily cotton o0nr M Of
work. * uroul doAl o. TO- stcy pie
Pie n passlng iiIougn I'.t Efan
ifafg uOhttlu ark Aus nd. q 7r
To- pOIrtH tha roles ppn ssi Hfo
soaking tfair hlrihefp i-ia.ina
over rail-, 80 Is rule, 10 tisn 80
Asnth ana 'bEf thH WatW q, Men
utie'orle' van 9T vel p asset
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Castle. Rcchaster, and Morrow. the
three en- who we're broughton from
Fort Worth, charged with raising ! S
bill u 4 $50, ana againstvho the ad-
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Baum stin in the Flesll.

There has been feeling in the
hearts of many that Baum was still
alive, and the impression has grown
stronger from day to day until it has
begun to be whispered that there is no
longer my doubt but that he lives aud
a substitute was furnished and now
fills tho grave 81 tirst reaossd "a ne
Essums. bfr Clint has i9eeu shsAht
solns tine and returned lstely1 ~ vas
reporLsd thas ile hAd goan y War
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EcZeYlAa.

For the benefit OF sun; lgs hnmini'N,
and In heRrif llt gratitude the Wondtrt.l
resrit, deem II oniy my - - give MS
unsolicited testimony In i'tlr q, : Flltk
Specific. Ey wife has bcou ilcel WIN
hereditary Nczcms or sal ttheuni fllu
her infancy. IL has inere ~ illenMif
with each sGccechiug spl Iur rrc hginS
somewhat skilled In med NE mY'llh
tried every remedy j co, n mink q Tor
yearB-,arsnpai illa comb, Win eva,y
form of Potassise, a h lnitrAH ni Nhtr
remedies 10 tons, and nlEht Wf4h'b or
every kn0wn siud, Tut TIL en- gave 90 >
tempo MY relief. BurlDg Nh NYlcG ~ "a
hef lower extremities BECAME O inl tnsd
and sore that she was obi 10 Keep thnhn
constantly coated with ncu"trllg - "a
ler's oarth," mixed wet an 0tio'fsu - cry
on. Among other things, $50 was .hlcttj
with periodical nervodi htauAchai co.
curing regularly every s'tcn llyti OMIT
times followed by an II teuol lsu' ieVei
for weeks ut q Time, SO tina neI no ntcNuo
q burden TO her.
This sprlng determluet sle saonld lRso
y, S 3. and following strit ln' diwcsVns
In regard TO dose, diet, etc TINS vas Hoous
seven weeks ago. Aftef i.flA v Lt'e .llst
large bottle The disease =, u 70 inotestei
the burning itching and ilinmmatlon We
came unbearahle. She, iuWuysFi It';e-
vered in the usr OF The iuetitino Attor
taking tho second bottle 'l,c lriliui = ION
began 10 subsidc After NJ tnltu b2tAe
the inllam atlon dis ppeai 'oi anu aure Nots
dried up aud turned whil and sesiy, alu
finally sue brushed tnemoh a on .mpalpa-
BILE white powder, resem Iin9 cure ghL
She Is now taking tho siIln Dot,le, ihiee
table. spoonfuls four time daily Every
appea ance of the diseasi has rlrc anq
he lesn ID becoming '1fC, white tni
smooth sgain; and. woai IL more boz p;
riodlcel headaches have IsAppearet 'Md
she isnoy, at SO years OF @, enjoying thS
only good health shI has Known for lps
wards OF 40 years. No wo der sho declnq5
with emf hasls that every 1o'ile ~ y, Do 8. ~
yyOr II A IN uSanu times ~ Nrlglh ~ FNlO.
Any further in'ormaticl cencerrmg rer
CT &c will be Cheerful ly civ en- b. uorself sc
her residence, 1876 Mullet ttes I, or by ma
JOHN f. BRADLEY, q GrisWo q ~
Detroit, Mich, May IL, 1859.
For salo by all Druggist
Treatise on Bood am SHiu D.Atd5es
mailed free. 4,,t,~,,,
Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga.
ley W. 2Sd St N Y
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Smith. stosghton \ RayRsls
Smith, stoaghtonI Payne's
30 O. q \
at less price than any hoasp aTozas at
LEWIS BROS. s. 90.
7s6 MIN Street. Dali los. vsxas; !, =,
Any Person Can Play the Piano OF Organ
Without q Tsa cher.
7se MIN Street. DALI

If you do not believe It, invSst 81 in goA
per's instantaneous Guide 10 the PlRno
and Organ, and be c3nviraad. rnn ro-
quire 10 previous know edge Of music,
whatever 1t will teacn you mere music
teacher in a month. Send for Il, IL Will
not disa npoint you. Every house should
have ono. A sample copy sent free foi l6c
In stamps. HEARNsf q Co, Publishsis,
80 Br0nd WY. New York f. Ar ntfNi
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Have used Tongaline as local APP
plica.ion to an inflamed snd swollen
knee joint, and never knew pain and
swelling subside more rapidly. Philo.
q. Valentine, III. D., ST. Louis.