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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-08

oystsss served IN any style ct Chill
COTS restaurant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-08
Good Dor for sa,a

A we'll broken pointer bitch for sale:
two and a half years old. Price S25.
Inquire of Nels Rasmussen, Devils
Lake. a.
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OCOIRS.

Cash In ss.sral fuad, Aprilso. 1891. sa,sl7 90
0ash In inkiAe fsnd, April 81, lssS, vi u
cash IN sraAiaS fund, April q. 1858, - g.
Broa als Of artssian we'll aad
city ball bosds, nst............l3,l0 l u
L4osnD0 $40 0O
City justice Anss rs 90
CAtsf police collected for MI ying
oxOOe9 90
c. J. Adams fee AlliAg ssss pool On
lets q, . and - block 1B..... IS IS
fsrsitesal auditor for Devils Lake
ire Observation-Disclosures. 9O6 ~
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: County DECENTRALIZATION.

The board of county commissioners
met ct the county auditors once on the
ID day Of Sept, 1883, . 3 o'clock p. m.
With CommisionsEs Lohnss, Barton,
C~urrier, Nahood, and Mccormick pres
emit
Minutes Of the last meeting read and
the auditor instructed to correct same
Ia 3 dr Sssnf p. sas diSS y sss bo ..ss'i but sn Not
rAnnrAAd..
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Candidates, Cards.

Fresh oysters received daily at Chill.
colts restaurant. Il
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-09-08

vlS,ooA 70
Aid. jerks moved that the council
stand adjourned until Monday evening,
Sept. II, 1883. C. NJ. FISHER,
City Auditor.
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CITY
The T1nano,al Condihon-Halis Al.
lowed. Rto.

The 11nanclal Condidon-Btlls Al.
Lowed, Ito.
Regular meeting Monday Sept. 8, 1893.
Present Aldermen jerks, Cleveland,
Mann, Hurst, Prescott and Patts, the
mayor and auditor.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved.
Petition Of property owners for II foot
sidewalk on both aides Of Fourth street
between Kelly aud Arnold avenues,
was presented.
Aid. Mannmoved that the petition be
granted. and that the auditor proceed to
give the proper legal notice to property
owners to construct SAID walk. Carried,
Aldermen Cleveland, jerks, Mann,
Patio, Hurst and Prescott voting aye.
Aid. Prescott moved that the street
committee report ct the next meeting Of
the council in regard to the necessity OF
building sidewalks on certain streets
throughout the city. Carried.
The following bills were presented
and referred to finance committee who
reported same to tho council with the
Recommendation that they he allowed.
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Capital Notes.

The following Tennessee postmnstcrs
were appointed today Mrs. II. l.. Gibson.
GYPSY, Carroll county, James H. Rankin,
Pail Mall, fcntrcss county.
Several senator's were absent today In
consequence oi which an understanding
las been reached that the Fuller case shall
without tail 10 taken up and disposed Of
Thursday.
Chairman Richardson. Of the committee
ON printing, Is hard at work ON the
majority report Of the printing office in.
vcstiga,ion aud will probably have u ready
for the House the latter part Of next week.
The river and harbor conference com.
mittccs had another unsuccessful session
today. They still agree 10 disagree. but
members OF the committee Indicate a
probability Of an arrangement being IL.
/ icctcd tomorrow.
Mr.. Randal's condition Is fairly salts.
factory today. There were Indications oi
a recurrence Of some oi the uniayurablo
symptoms this morning, but they were
promptly overcome and he continues 10
rcsi quietly aud gather strength.
Tho House today passed senator Jones'
bill 10 authorize the construction Of q
bridge across the Arkansas river nj or near
Cummings Landing, Lincoln county
Ark. II now goes 10 the President for hi,
signature before becoming law.
Attorncy-Gcncpl Garland, mother and
daughter left yesterday for Rockcnor
Springs. Mr. Garland will remain a wccI
OF ten days. and then proceed 10 his homI
nj iiominy Hill, Arb. Ills health has i'm
proved slightly OF late, hut by the time h,
returns In September he hopes 10 be full,
restored.
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The Republican. Compelled Co rsce the
Iree Whisky Issne.

wAsuiNoroN, July H.-On motion OF
Mir Clarly, Of Ohio, the senate bill was
passed authorizing the construction OF
bridge across the Arkansas river n, Cum.
mings' landing, Ark.
The House then wen, into committee Of
the whole Mr. Springer, oi Illinois. In the
chair ON the tariff hill, the internal rcyr.
nue. feature being pending.
Tn behalf ui the WAYS and means com.
mittcc, Mr. McMillcn, OF Tennessee, offered
an amendment providing that the bond
required 10 bc gwen by cigar manu-.
iac,urcs, shall bc IN such penal sums ns
the collector Oi internal revenue may NJ
quirc, not less than 500 with an addition
Of $40 iOf every pcn-on proposed 81 be- om-
ploycd by such manufacturers ADOPTED.
There were two pending amendments
coming over from Yesterday, ono Offered
by Mr.. Wise, Of Virginia, repeating the
tax on cigars, chcrOois aud cigarettes, ami
one by Mr. SONdrn, Oi rcnnylyania.
abohshing the tax on spirits distilled from
apples, peaches aud other fruits Mr..
Wisc's amendment WE defeated yeas a.
nays -. Mr.. Snowdcn's was withdrawn.
Mr.. Nichols OF North Carolina, Offered
an amendment repeating all internal taxes.
Rejected
A remark Of Mr.. Cowlcs. Of North Caro-.
lima 10 the effect that the Republican party
was In iayor Of squandoring the surplus In
ill.dcscryed pensions. met with severe
criticism from Mr.. Milliken, OF Maine. aud
Mr.. Williams Of Ohio, the latter OF whom
declared that every soldier who could
produce an honorable discharge deserved a
pension.
Mr.. Milliken sent the clerks desk and
had read an extract from Mr.. Blain's Paris
letter In which he opposes the repeal Of
the whisky tax, and says that 10 chcapcn
the price Of whisky Ia 10 increase lis con.
sumption enormously.
Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, took issue
with Nj. Blaine on this statement When
Mr.. Blaine came home and found that the
bodies Of the supreme moalisiE ON the
subject Of temperance and the hundreds II
thousands Of women united In the wo.
mems Christian Temperance union wew
demanding the repeal Of the spirit tar, he
would say: II am ready TO admit that I
bad formed an erroneous opinion, but nov
viii labor with you heart aud soul"
hr. Brewer said tina, Mr.. Blsiue would
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, July l7.-For six innings
Krock held New York down to three hits
and one run, but in the seventh tho WIS.,
itors went in to win, and after George had
made first on Pieiier's juggle OF n hot
grounder, gathered in three runs on Cores
long home run hit to center field aud
Richardson's three Dagger TO left. In the
eighth they showed the young pitcher no
mercy at all. Conner and Whitney both
made home runs, and the luttcr's hit
brought in George, who had got 10 first on
a pretty single. The Chicagos made hard
but scattered hits, and fcldcd loosely.
The double umpire system was tried and
gave satisfaction to the 1900 people pres
emit Thescorc:
chicago ......................C o | 0 90 o 0 l.
New lOrk"u.... .........-.0 y y y O.
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Judge Rufiin 100, Andy Mack, THRONE,
Henry George, Piedmont, 100 each, Min
ME Germs 95.
Fourth RacezMile and sixteenth.
Ferg Kyle 100, Valet l07. Alamo los,
Bright Eyes, 1903, keystone 81, Prudence
50, Una b. 1903, Greenfield l07, Pericles
lOl, Subaltern 81, Quibblcr 9S, Luna
Brown 100.
Fifth RaccyMAe and a quarter. Bar
nun lis, Troy ia, Peg Wellington 1903,
Cardinal McCloskey l0l, Lutte Arnold 9S,
Sodac -, Climax ll5, Sam Brown los,
Gnllus Dan l92 Top Sawyer 100, Mon
mouth 81, Sp4o %.
Sixth Race-Mile and an eighth. True
born 1870, Cruiser ll5, Peg Woiiingtoni 10
1attlcr 100, Revolt (gelding) III.
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CAMPAIGN ECHOES.
Attorney General Pickle On the situa-
tinn-Znnh Tnulnr for ShariN Etc

Attorney General Pickle On the Situa-
tion-zach Taylor for Sheriff, Etc.
States ATTORNEY G.. w. Pickle, who is
also State law reporter, was in this city yes
tcrday.
His mission to Memphis was to take
dispositions in private legal case now
pending in the court at cambridge, East
Tenne ssce.
An ArrnAL reporter called upon Col.
Pickle at the GayoSo. He was welcomed
with all the cordiality OF cultured East
Tennessee Democrat
"What Is the political outlook in your
section Of the State, colonel?' was the
opening wedge for an interview.
81 think We will make some gains up
| there this wear, but not enough TO ma
terally change the complexion OF the state
| Legislature or Congress, said he. eve
are better organized and more energetic
than for years. Party lines, Of course, will
be closely drawn. because OF the national
contest, but there is in every section
floating vote that falls in with the party in
power. The Democrats are in position 10
receive that contingent, and will probably
do so. We Democrats OF Fast Tennessee
cannot I've questioned in our loyalty 10 the
marty. II must be purely matter OF
principle with us. With no patronage to
| distribute and no hope Of gaining the Ms
ccndancy for years 10 come, our fight has
been an uphill one. We generally man.
ace 10 hold our own, though, against en-
croachmcnts from our enemy, the Rcpub-
licans."
elias Gov. Taylor appeared in your
midst yctY'
ono, sir; the combination will he seen
and heard later.
"lIow are your people on the senatorial
question:
East Tennessee has nothing 10 insist
upon IN senatorial race. She has not
| advanced n claim for the distinction. nor
has she n desire 20 do 20. We are con-
tent 20 L., the middle aud western divis-
ions of the State determine who
shall wear the honor. KS 10
the relative strength Of the candidates
now before the people. Senator Harris
and the lion. J. u. &. Atkins. ] have
meagcr information, and that Of q purely
hcariay character. We send up but two
members Of the Legislature, one each from
Sullivan and Monroe counties | have
heard tina, Senator Harris has been In
Sullivan county. and will capture that
member, a. all the candidates except one
arc ayowcd Harris men. I DO not posi-
lively know this 10 he the case, though,
having only heard it,
Here Col. Pickle turned upon his visi-
tor with question as to how the two can
didatcs stood in West Tennessee. About
neck and neck, II seems, he wis answer
ed, whcrcupon he continued:
at cannot be suspicioned, | suppose,
tina, the outcome viii have any evil effect
upon the party. Both gentlemen are too
pronounced In their faith 20 Democracy
and too far advanced In years for hope In
another direction. 10 allow defeat 10 cause
lukcwarmncss. The canvass will be well
worth closely watching
"whcn will your reports bo ready"
about the lat Of September"
Col. Pickle returned home yesterday
\ afternoon.
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TitE IuRp.
Races nj Long Braneh Nesterday-ro-
day. Entries at brighton ueash


LoNG BRAScu, y. j., July 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the summary Of events ON per
fec, track at Monmouth park today
First Race-Onc mile. Starters Mon
league, Charley Drcux, kaleidoscope, Mi.
noriiy colt, Fulton, Sam kccnc. Pisa
gclding, King Mate, Breton, Maitawan,
oanman, Glonspny, Tcnany, Ausiricnnc,
Fliiaway, Oialicc. llawlcy. Minority colt
won 10y y head, kaleidoscope second,
Montague third. Tmc-l.l3
Second Racc-Thc lassio stakes, two
year old illlics thwc-quartors Of a mile.
Starters Aumnia, Lady Margaret, Souric,
Fiona, Felicia, Belinda lilly, Nicnte. Au.
withdrawn. Belinda filly won by eight
lengths, Lady Margaret second, Felicia
third. Time-l.lil.
Thirl Raco-Tho Midsummer handicap:
one mile. Starters Eurus, Favor, Eitzruy,
Aurcllia, Lady phmr~c, Hess, Estrclla,
Tnboulott, flagolctta, Ian Clochc. Au.
rcllia Won 10y half heal, Lady Primrose
second. Tnboulctt thirl. Timo-l:42.
Fourth Handicap; milo aud q
fourth. Starters: Bessie June. kaloo.
lah, Tcllic Doe, Gcongr Oyster, Fiiz James,
Ten Booker. Bcssic June won by q
length, Ten Booker second, Kaloolal
third. nme-2lOl.
Fifth Racc-Mile and n eighth. Start.
crs Long knight, bonnie 5, Niagara,
llousatonic. ST. Valentine. Joo Cotton,
Ncttlc. llousatonic won, Bonnio second
Long knight third Time l57i.
sixth Racc-Stccplcchasc, shor, course
Starters Monte Crislo, Will Davis. Ira,
A Han. Elphin, Zangbar Mcnimorn. jim
Murphy, Killarney, Ropartco, Nancuso
Willie Palmer, Jackson. Bll Bond. Ira,
A Han won by length, Willie Paine,
second, Killarney third. Time STA.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINas.
New Read ~ H.n,.sl,,

MArsyilLE, Ky, July 1.-THE MAYS.
vile n Big Sandy railroad WIS opened Tor
traffic yesterday between horc and Ash.
land, under favorable auspices Tho track
Is In splendid condition Tor y new road.
Crowds grcctcd the train at every station.
This rad has been talked oi since lisa.
and the people an glad 10 welcome iis
completion. Track laying was resumed
yesterday nj Dover, aud the road will bc
opened 10 Augusta August 1.
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Compliments OF Iti. r.ir.as.

rPiNiM bsIatth 70 The Appual
llrSrsyniE Ala, July live regret
the resignation Of orr late rad master,
Mr.. G. !. Hue, Who leaves the Memphis
Il Charleston and takcs the position of gen.
eral mad ma'icr on tho Kansas City,
Memphis 4 Birmingham railroad. He
VII bc greatly missed by the boys 81 tho
Memphis 4 Charleston. lie always had
q smile for all aud kind word for
those who attended strictly 20 business.
We wish him oil II the good luck and tho
greatest success IN his new home. We dc
not look Tor another Mr.. blue, but hope
our good superintendent, Capt X H. Peg
ram. vii put a man over MS with m eyotC
business, who will Judge u. according q
our work. Respectfully,
J. II. wnirr,
Supervisor Memphis 4 Charleston railroad.
- -
Mtilot,I toauc,. .,,.,....i.i..-
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kems Gfen, YcarIinx~.

LExISGroS,t Ky, July l7.-of ten
yearlngs which were tried at quarter of
mile yesterday on the track here, a FLY
Onondago, dam Perhaps, dam OF Chance,
made the best performance, running the
distance in twenty.three and quarter
seconds, which with but one or two ex-
ceptions, is the fastest time ever made for
a quarter by ycarling in this section.
All the colts worked today are entered in
the 500, 900 futurity stakes to be run next
year. None Of those tried worked slower
than twenty-four and a half seconds.
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Athletics q. baltimore q.

PnILADELrnIA, Ia, JcIy l6.-Ihc Ath-
lctic and baltimore clubs fought the
ground sturdily today. The frs, club led
with two In the first inning were tied in
the third inning and gained ono each in
the fifth aud sixth. baltimore was top.
most In the eighth, but there died out,
while the Athletics tied them in the ninth
and won In the tenth inning. Score:
Athletics .......... .....2 COL OOl ID
ILaltltunro ID . n a a . n /
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INV yoRK, July l7.-Brighion entries
for tomorrow
First Neutrality-suspicious. Of a mile.
Lancaster l20. Vaul,or 100, Gcogie @ ilS
Supervisor III, Nat Goodwin rs. Rosiorc
us, Relax ia Ellie Hardy iiS, Bluo Line
l2o, Rio Gmndo 100, Tony Pastor III,
Pilot III, kink us, MacGmgor IFS,
Edisto il3.
Second Race--Mile and thrco- duarier.
Cato 100, Richei,cu lis, Jim Glars III,
Chatter III, Frankie II III, kismct il5,
saluda lis, STRIPPING lis, Rebellion lls,
Regal III, Top sawyer lis, Change ia,
fslse Note lih, Gold Bond ila.
Third Raoe-Mile aud seyen- ishths.
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cineinna,,I.Iou O.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July l7.-Andrcws
wasrctircd on strikes and Heckcr's ground.
or to Mcrhcc closed the game with vic
tory for Cincinnati. Corkhilrs three
baggcr and q sacrifice gave the local men
their only run. The fielding OF Collins
and Mcphce were the features. Attend
ancc 100. Score:
Loulsyillc....................O o o . o o . o o
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Another r,es ,Nr the nonis,ard.

To the tdltnr ~ ThssNfAl
sir-ln yostc,dayp issue | notice n card
from our icllow-Ca6n. Mr.. James League,
in regard to the vegl bad condition OF that
much.,nvclcd f5d the boulevard. As
an entrance and aocNii 10 and from our
great city" no road Is moro used, and !
can say. Tor have been over them all
tina, lead from the eily, that u IL Ia worse
condition than any. especially that portion
from Manassas sinact 20 Moss grpccry. II
II disastrous to vehicle, and II something
isn't dono soon the ruad.bcd, Ia some
places, will be washed away. To save H.
something must be- done at once. "a
stitch In time saves ninc.' 80, for the sav.
ing of the county's finances, and tho good
peoples rolling stock, |, with many others,
respectfully call the authorities attention
toit uwNNNE lERUEm
Memphis. July IL
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who served in the Confederate army, de-
spite the decision OF the supreme court to
the effect that inasmuch as the Mexican
pension law is q specific act, those who
served in that war are entitled to pensions
although they subsequently served against
tho limited States
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Ind,nnapoIi. m. w..h,px,o. a.

1SDASAroLIs, Ind, July II. A light
drilling rain fell almost continuously dur
ing the progress Of today's game, rendering
the ball slippery and difficult Of control.
Tho notable features were the batting OF
Bassett and McGcacby, and excellent
fielding on both sides. Score:
indianapolis .............-..2 z 0 o o o oil
Washington ................O o . % 0 O. .
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Mr.. ~, %. CuiIea'. successor.

Mr.. Hugh II. Cullen insisted upon re-
lease from the Republican candidacy Tor
sheriff, and the selection Of a succcnsor be-
came imperative. The executive commit
tee held n meeting Yesterday for the pur-
pose. After cas,ing about In the dark for
several minutes, n member moved that the
Hon. Zach Taylor bc placed upon the
ticket. II knocked that gentleman out
for while, but after hearing and consid-
oring the par,y's claims upon him the
Hon. Zach consented with alacriiy. I'D
make the race" said lac, iii | didn't gct
but ten votes, simply because my party
demanded II. But I'll bc elected. mark
what tell you"
II has been questioned whether the OK
congressman Is really eligible TO any Office
in Shelby county. While he has been in
this city for several months, u u claimed
that lac retains his citizenship ia Upton by
having his linen washed thcrc. Tho quos.
ton will no, have 90 he tested, though, As
Mr. Mclendoa viii settle u by polling a
large majority Of the votes.
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rha, Rarcs, of ,.mb,..,,o,..

True dclicacy Of flavor with truo efficacy
Of action has boon obtained In the famous
California liquid fruItcmcdy. syrupoi Figs.
It, pleasant taste aud beneficial effects have
rendered II immensely popular For sale In
90 cents and 81 oboitlcs.
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rh,I.deipn,. y. pi,,,burs q.

PIrTsBuRa, Pa. July 1.-THE Piitsburgs
were shut on, again by the Phillics today,
making three times in succession. The
game was dull and devoid Of interesting
features. The work OF both pitchers was
good. Attendance, 200 Score:
Fittshurg .................... o o o 90
PHILADELPHIA .............- q u o o.
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES AND BASEBALL GAMES THAT
TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY.
indianapolis Takes Another Stop For
ward While Washington and Pitts
burg Fall Back Peg-Detroit Beats
the Bean Eaters Again.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
New ORLEANS, La, July l0.-Widner
left last night for Washington. Sullivan
brought Werden over from Texas more as
decoy TO get Fuller here, and released
him as soon as he came. New Orleans
refused to take him back or pay him off,
and has blacklisted both Werden and
Widner. In case the blacklist fails the
law will be resorted to against Widner.
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Detroit7, Boston O.

DrrnoIr, July 1.-THE champions took
n good lead carly in the game, and il was
we'll for them that they did. The visitors
pounded out a double, triple, a home
run and n single in the seventh, and Klus-
man distinguished himself by making
home runs In the fifth and ninth. Ben.
netts batting was one OF the features Of
the game. Score:
Dc,roit.........---........ - 8Oi OOOi 81
Boalon. ........-..............-.O o 0 Oa D ID
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NJ. Louis 10. Kansas CITY q.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-THE Brown;
won from Kansas City rs they pleased to-
day, Pagan being unable to iorcstall thciI
hitting proprictics Hudson was steadily
effective throughout, and Kansas City
could do nothing with him. Mccarthy,
who leads tho association in base running.
made five hits today and stole second and
third three times each. Score:
81 louis.....-..---.........l o 2 400 lilo
Kansas City...............-0 o o I o 90 o , 3
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How testimonials arr most reliable. and
n You will sci 4 ypnf name and sddrvss We
will send state nonts ui numbers ot the host
citizens of Nashville trIrrlinr the wonder
ful cur's effected ~ Che Ethiopian Pilc ONT
mcnt ID never iails FIFTY cents aud 81
por bottle. Manufactured by Inngum Root
Medicine Co, Nashville, Tom. Tor sale by
Hester. 2nS Main AtmCt
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Tor Nn,,.irnkn

UsE uoRsroHp's ACip PHOSPHATE
Dr A. l. Zufkcr. Melrosc, MINI, SAYS
ut produced a gratifying aud remarkable
regvnCnling effect IN u case Of sunstrokc."
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Cleveland =. uirooLI,pI.

CLEVELAND, o., July E.-Clcvcland
and Brooklyn played fine game Of ball
today in tho presence Of 1000 people.
Score:
urookiyn ....-..-...........-o o 600 o y o-i
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PAS from indigestion, dyspcr,ia, and too
hearty eating. Il relieved nj once by taking
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner. Don't iorrvt this
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Maliond reduces everything.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-04
A Petritied Salmon.

Henry Benson, of Hayden Hill, Lassen
county, Cal, has In his possession speci-
men Of petrified salmon. The former
tieshy part resembles crystalized and va
riegated quartz, retaining In part the yell
lowish color of the salmon, and what was
formerly the skin OF the fish is now sort
of porcelain or white flint The entire
specimen Is OF the very hardest quartz in
texture. II was found on a hillside at
about |, 800 feet altitude from the floor OF
Big Valley, and evidently petrfied ut that
point. This would indicate that salmon
inhabited the ancient rivers, the beds OF
which now form the stra:as Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains, and in which ancient
channels lie the rich deposits Of Califor-
MAS gold. =,
These ancient river beds, as Is well
known, are found at various heights above
the sea level, and in some places but a
few hundred feet below the crest OF the
range, and perhaps hundreds OF feet be-
meath the solid formation Of mother earth,
and running entirely independent OF any
present surface formation. To determine
with certainty that salmon Inhabited
these ancient rivers would be an interest
inc fact. as il would Tx at much later
date than Is now generally supposed the
geological period when, by mighty up
heayal. these old river courses were
changed and oblterated from the lace OF
the earth. Sacrament Record-Union.