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ROBSON AND CRANE.
They Will Dissolve Partnership-Profits
for the Season, sl2O. 900.


CHICAGO, H., June 9-Stuart Robson and
William Crane, whose names during the past
ten years have been inseparably associated
In the theatrical world, have resolved to dis
solve partnership and each one to pursue
his own way. The reasons which have led
TO this determination are not quite appar-
cnt. Mr.. Robson declines at present TO mako
a statement and Mr. Crane tonight said
there was no particular reason for
the severance of the partnership beyond
his resolve to hereafter star on his own ac-
count
This dissolution, however," said Mr.
Crane, will not take place until the season
after next Next season Mr.. Robson and
myself will play together in The Henri
eta, after that l shall star on my own
account. Mr.. Joseph Brooks will be my
manager"
The seasons work OF the two comedians
closes tonight at the Chicago opera-house,
where THE Henrietta" has been played for
four weeks. The business done has been
larger than that ever done by any company
in this city at regular prices, nearly SO 900
having been taken in the four weeks. II is
estimated that Robson and Cranes profits for
the season are considerably over $3.50, 900.
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Trustees Sale.

ITNnlR aud by virtue 81 certain trust deeds exc
u cutcd b. !. A. Cn'ath and his wife. Martha X.
Crcnth. 20 the undersigned as trustee. and which
teaf date respectively ~ i0llOwS The 18Th Of June,
ls7p the i7th Oi March, is,0. the slh day Of Nav,
iSn aud tho is'h DAY oil May, is,i, and all OF
which are OF record In the Registers olco OF Shell.
b. county. Tenn, viii. on
Monday, the 2nd day Of July. isss,
in front oi the family residence Of the late J. a.
Crcaih. standing on one Of the tracts herclhaile,
4 orlpck nm. oiicr for sale NJ pnblic outcfy the
follow ms rial aud personal property. io.wit
lD 4 tflci 81 land lying In the Ninth ,iyil DIS.
trict " sid county aud state. and described thus
beginning nt a stake in the northeast corner Of the
love COZ acne tract. known a. the QOoch A rioihcr
trari. th'ucc west 90 chains and y LINKS 70 stake
thcnrr sputh . chains and - links. thence east "
chains aud ~ links 90 stake. thence north ~
chains and lOliuks ~ the beginning. containing ~
acfcs ibis faci sold under the trust deed Of date
"a trsd Of 49, acres. lying In aid county and
State Ia sprtnn 2mngc and ., aud IN The seventh
and Ninth CiIl Districts 81 aid county, this being
the properly conveyed by John Williams 10 J. a.
Crcath b. decd dated 18th Of March. 1871, aud fully
described Ia two Of the trusts made 70 me ~ aiore'
tnid to-wir Those dated respectively l9ih June
m A trart of gp's acrs Of winfield Coles 40
aer,-s II etfdther Gonrht t.gnaCrv survey IN sald
county, the title 20 which was vested IN said
Crcath by decree Of the chanccy court OF shelby
county in the case ~ imnUis A. Cole " a. y. Cole,
ct ni No ana " D.. and the same July described
An the two trust deeds last named above.
To- n tfNNl 81 lNiN " NNiN W HANN NNNNI AAAf
in s,,iiUn rnnFps inud O. aud part ol Smother Il
Gufsfh 300 acre rraut OF survey, hnd hcRiuulhi
nj the northwest corner 81 LOO acre survey mat
formerly belonged to J. X Love aud the hcin OF
Thomas love this being also The northwest curnct
OF D. a Cr'aihs 6ib arfu tnct thence Huuih ~
pole. fhuncc eat a,IlE poles 70 INC t1ulheEl
CORNER ui fstaf Rogers TO- acfu tfac thence north
aN po'l. tp The northeast corner Of snld 90 acre
Tract. thvucc west .s1'f poles ~ the beginning.
Tr1m ihI. however ID excluded the siid 100 acrc'
hrrrtoiur, spld by aid Cryath T. aid lugvu Ihi'
tfnfi l. covered Ia iull bv aid trust deeds OF MAY
III ISL aud Manh ~ 1850 aud In part by The trust
deed IT ilth June is5A
tii Al.o the following personal property y
mulcs thuncs, and. pony lihonf.nnd lth0fs'
wagon. carts. buggy aud harness ] rockaWal
and harness ~ head of cattle, head ~ sheep,
pairs ~ gear. n plows, harrow. piano bureau
] WnshstHud, wnrdrubcs writing dcsk and Other
household furniture ~ said tfCath
Dor fuller description Of this property scc The
aid trust deeds
1he epuity Of redemption dover and Homestead
waived W d. BEARD. Trustee
IaIN
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Stockholders Meeting.

ArOrirT Il hereby given ihata Special General
N Meeting II the Stockholders Of the Tennessee
Coal. irlu a h. " 60. will - held on the 2-th day
of June is,s ~ No. Noel block church street
Nashville. Tenn, Tor the purpp.e 81 CONSIDERING
and acting upon proposition 10 issue one Million
palian nf prriefnd capital stock. aud ~ guafan'
tcciug thereon dividend u cight pr cgnt pef
nunum. cumulative, and 81 selling sald sl9.k
Che pruccods ,.,t-.
id-To the purchase Of elghi hundred aud thirty
thousand dollar Of the present cuminon stock ~
the company, which, together With stock nov IN
the trcasnry " the company amounting IN The AZ
trcvato 10 one million dollars IA W bc fetircd
ALTO the completion Of the Improvements now
under construction
ad-To supplying working capital
The privilege u taking aid pfcicffcd stock y 70
&c offered hr' ~ the stock hodcu Of this COMPANY
Of record on The nth day Of June isaA aud TOT inc
purposc ~ making such alterations In the hy-laws
VI the company, and passing such resolutions -
arr necessary OF Incident 10 the above nahaca Oh
Iect ny order Of the board Of Dlrcctors
fslgnci J. Dowgok, eccrvtafy.
Ew..I .arnn.. tit. ....l A.lfartfa
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet DC
Trustees Sale.

No. G555, RD-in the Chanccry Court Of Shelby
County, Tcnn-l. T.. Cooper, trustee, q nj. W.
Thomas Graham ct al.
ny virtue oi the power conferred upon me. ~
trustee by decree IN the above rnse. ruudercd May
D. i,,s at the request Of r. X. ilrldick admins.
traitor De houls non Of Joel lulliam, deceased,
will,
ON Monday, the s5th Of June. Isss,
NJ the southwest corner II Main aud Madison
ttrrrt within the houn prescribed BY law, tCll tu
the highest bidder for cish the iullnsug described
rial estate to.wir leing trnri Of land ~ shelby
county. Tennessee, adjacent Ia the city ~ Memphis
on the east, aud known as tic Barnett Gmhnm
place. containing Gl.ln0 acrus mon uf les, nnd
houudcdh ne follows Beginning NJ the southwest cuf
nor Of Dunlap avenue and the Pigeon koost ruad
thence east i've hundred and thltty.fvc and one
half liiiA tcnt 10 Florence avenue thence snuth
with said Florence avenue seven hundred l500l
feet. thence west i've HUNDRED aud thifiy.hyc aud
one half l5Hi1 ieCt 20 Dunlap avenue, thence
north with said Dunlap avenue seven bundled
t5Dll feet IN the beginning This sale will D. made
subject 10 the equity OF redemption or the right Of
10 pufChaso.
lflstec only. l. 7. COOPER Trustee.
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For Cincinnati and all Points East.

SIXTEEN HUNDRED MILES for Eighteen Dol
lars Excursion season. fraction over one cent
a mile. including meals aud slalorooms.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet 90.
OHers special excursion rates 70 ~ patrons for the
next 81 dnys-siS MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AND RETURN including state MONS while NJ
Cincinnati Boats leave Memphis tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. arriving nj Cincinnati MONDAYS and
TIT tSDAYs Each boat carries a fine string
baud. special mtcs made ~ parties desiring 81
make short trlfe up the river on one hunt aud r.
turning on another IN ~ lnl miles OF ougl miles
tO h. gone one day or twelve DAYS. Dor full par
tlculnfs call ON OF address g. n KUksElia Gcncml
Freight aud Passenger Agent, Room y, Cotton Ex.
change Building
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OFFICIAL IMPORTANT notice.

OfricE Nrxrun BoARb nT T'rr rsntnwnrrna,
NJ MADISON rfnErr
MENrii.s lEsS., June y las
Ata meeting oi The bod Ibis day The following
Wa adopted. towit iH,.HIri. bat for The priv
ilcro ~ using gasoline stoves IN dwelling ~ NJ
diii0nal rate 81 I per HIi W hnnnm ,hnll y
changed. lof the pfl.lr ~ using ilgm w
charge Of pcr cent b. Huuum viii be chhfgcl
These extfa chafpos ~ af.If will have " h. paid
BY All Policy lioldera, iH.H On huildlngt and roo.
tent, where these stove, afr used, otherNlHe heii
''''''' NV JEA SULLIVAN,
Secretary.
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To The Taxpayers Shelby County, Tenn.

TIVE BOARD oF TQNL,LATioN oN TuE
l assessment ~ pfor,ny ~ shelby county will
meet ln the naslssufs unlrU ~ the rnufi huusr IN
Monday. juno a. ~ organize lut The pufIHsr 70
hearing any and 40 complaints ~ tnNrHyru iu
nEHrl a. TIE nsanaHntni ~ their property iuf thn
year iss Ia uriHf thnf 40 Inulrs may hHyu q
hgHuuT Wr have nFruri uu thu follow luH unirf n
huHnrV ani rsuur.t that al t,spayun vii take
due nuiloU thcuni
on Iuuc 8 vcvill take ~ The ioih, ilih. i5ih,
isth aud lud district
ON June W vlll ute 40 the iith aud 10Th dis
tfIria
On Juno We will take n.y. che cen and l1lh dI'
tfirts
on iupo i've win t,te ~ the district, assessed
vs. tratilr.
'on Juno We VIII take up the districts assessed
ny Wilhum,
on june 10 ve VIII iato up The I'd and iih varis
ON June a. We Will tale up ihH iai and y wurls
Ou June il w. viii take 40 ihr 100 tul ttl wants
ON June u wc VIII uso ~ Tee "a AMI luh
wants
on June " vo will take up me IN and Oh vari,
on June 10 We vii take ~ tho Hih aud liih dis
turis
Al assistant hsoss1r arc rtrerifi ~ tc prrsant
90 thr dayt that include Che district that they
have asaHlsUii. g. y SMITH, A0frssuf.
u. g. FIAtsufrr Chairman County Court
pk#Thu following named ritFuus auo hrfchy
appointed memhgr ~ the Equalization isari.
John ! Nilins, y D. L0mhsisf and II. T. ngd.
ford.
ID & HthTfffffr Chairman tufIufF tuuu
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nn.nnd snu MiII sunnIle..

T.. c. Atkins & Co, 900 Second street,
carry full stock Of circular and cross-cut
is branch house Of one Of the largest
Gated at indianapolis, Ind. Repairing
saws OF all kinds a specially ut this branch.
l.. G. ATKINS & Co.,
22D Second street. Memphis, Tenn.
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Now L. the Time

To use Hodges sarsaparila with Iodidc Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous af-
fections, and all diseases peculiar 10 females.
Renovates and invigorates the system. Phys
icians recommend il. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. 81 per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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Others

Do fair work, but we are not content to
allow any but perfect, pleasing photo
graph leave our establishment
llfLLIARDs,
Over FLOYD < MONEYS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SIGHTS AND SCENES FROM PALESTINE"

SIGHTS AND SCENES FROM PALESTINE"
by
DR. wAD-EIsWARD, the Great Eastern Traveller
aud Linguist and REBECCA, his wife, Natives
OF Jerusalem. Palestine, In Full Costume, at
Y. NJ G. A. HALL, NO. O7 MAIN STREET
MONDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Mems, JUNE
llth nth and 10Th.
SUBJECTS:
l. "Comicalitles and Realities Of Eastern Life"
Departing from the beaten track OF tourists, Wad-
Edward will show you the people, how they look,
dress. work, eat travel. entertain company. etc. As
sisted by his wife, he viii slug In eight languages.
H. "A Donkey Ride from Dan TO Beersheba."
magnificent description Of PALESTINE its institu-
tons, shrlneS, mosques, caves, etc.
III. "one Hundred Minutes with the Natives OF
Jerusalem" Twenty persons will be attired In the
costume Of Palestine, and give Tableaux Of the Mo-
hammedans ut Prayer a Jewish Wedding, includ-
ing the bargaining for bride wedding ceremony,
feast, procession and divorce; Feast OF Passover
and Queen Esther.
COURSE TICKETS. 500; SINGLE TICKETS, soc.
For sale al the Rooms aud from Members Of the
Association.
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Your choice for $500 Of any Low-qunrier
Shoes IN our stock. Linkhauer * Leh-
man.
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Special bargains in trunks this week.
Repairing a specially, at ID. w. Good
mans, 23l Main street.
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Distribution by wards-First. 4; Second
2;-Third, ?, Fourth, 2; Fifth, 8; Sixth, a;
Seventh o Eighth, 4; Ninth, 4; Tenth, 4;
City Hospital, ?. Still born, 4. White, Is.
ColUrrd, q. Total, 30.
\. A. WILLIAMSON. NJ. D., Sec'y.
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WHITE curt MINERAL SPRINGS

NIONROE COUNIk, TENSs urkA- juNE I,
M lisa situated MI #Hf tIr hiibuwog mount
ain 9,DD feet hbovpg- .,I,l Duyi water pufU
atmosphere, marnlDe ""rnEfF nni ruminfhhn
accommodations ~. Nashville Athens
1clico railroad al ktnH Tenn. ~ ihosinec ten
miles Daily lluu IT finf .Hl malls lfuin ihnfinrn
over a good rad. slK .. Telegraph Office 10
hotel, connecting wlfkg lluu. Terms feaspn'
able Fpurial rates M Hm|IIta Dor circulars.
ri,iBg analysis u wn,rf &C.,, aidfc~ PfOpfctg
White Cllu spnnE.
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Special bargains in trunks this week.
Repairing q specially, at ID. W. Good
mans 23l Main street.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements iu this column win be charged at
rate Of l5c for two lines insertion; two inser.
tons. &c: one week Soc
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Executors salo of Roai Estate.

Executors salo OF Roal Estate.
rIN Gloss 49, the cstsir ~ J. n Wiisun. drrras0ii.
! twili un Thursday, June -. isss. b..
tween ~ aud ~ urlufk at the Houih vet rlfurf ~
Maids aud Main HirrH he Memphis proceed tu
trII fu che hifhrtt bidder tr following nal estate
ut u Wllourhhy Williams subdivision. run.
inlulrH 10 iuu arfrs. south bali ~ lut u, same
fuhdttlsiun. rlutfluinr D. tun Hru.a
This pruIFf'y u situated 90 The tas' fin ~ "a
tlusn tirrft between ihu rity aud ihr titty Eve
acres nlld lat year ~ w. Napoleon iill i1 thU
knusns tIty Investor iuf 81 IN 80 Hrfr ~ g. Hlap
within stones thfuW ui thr frsidruro pIanH 10
1arib n Williamson. inf which tWu PC arn wHs
frurutly uiusHd 10 is we'll situated iuf ful1l
vision within two s1uAna ~ The Prospect lnfk
bunny Line sni within thfpc 0f four squares u
two street railroads.
Terms VI sale. ono ihlri rash. balance m ono
and two ycars Flats II thr prurcfiY and lni0fma
ton ~ g. title can D. seen I'd tu ullUr ui lunHluu
Cary 40 10 Madison street
MAY -. itsa J. J. WILSON, Executor
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nooN,s Avn uuNHp.

ttOtHtN NV MIAMI
A GENTLEMAN AM NlfE,NN CIT GOOD
~ board IN private HmII convenient ~ cat
line. now house. fcfar H.U exchanged, Ahlras
Quiet Family APPEAL onHH.
DupRABLE RoOMs AND BOAED ATaMAD.
- tou street.
L'URNisiED DRUM HNIsuEp ROOMS WITH
II Roni bOard. ai09 v H.HIuEiuu street.
DLEAsANr ROOM Win BOARD FuH A
u couple Of guntlomfF no 80 shelby rtUct Day
bontlrr alan accummU '.l
DOoMs AND RoAHiI hI q MpNRut FTliiET
IL Nl,s a. A. bAltnlE
DOOMs, WITH OR WITHOUT BoAgn NEw
~ hUuse, newly fur ~ rl.upIglg southern
exposure. ~ MANfii III AVENUE, Gloss 10
dummy and sitcct ssr HrriIuus.
TWO MONS ONEE .Nl-iiEn AND OH ~.
l iumhhed-with " Hi lii Hrouui street
fI'iiHtE or fOuRL 1908 tupNa WITH on
! without board NJ Liable Coz light house
keeping at u Markctf.Hi
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DhiIIun OF ASPHALT AND
THVINU BITUMEN CONCRETE

Extensively used for Cellar, Warehouse Stable aud
Carriage HOUSE. floou, Aras Kitchen Yards,
Walks aud Drive WAYS Entirely free from damp
ncss; proof against rats clean and wholesome. In
sanitary value unequhled. NOS ibs 10 100 MON
ROE STREET. Telephone no.
Up. PRJTZMAN A co.
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Mortusry Report

For the week ending Saturday, June 0, 1883
M O'Clock pm:
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Rhea Sprin gs,
EAST TENNESSEE.

BEAUTIFULLY situated on The hanks Of a crys
ID thi mountain stream. near Majestic mountains
Free from malaria OF Insect pests Water l. ~
nowncd for Dyspepsia and nll Kidney Affection
Music nri.class. Airy cottages nul table untur
passgi Rates reasonable Addftas iufrWulnr
T. - GORMAN, Proprietor
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SIIRF HOUSE.

OCEAN BEACH y !. open June o.. Situated
directly ON che beach. fof particulars address
VA. APrLEGATE Proprietor
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Election Notice.

uNHF ANNUAL ELECTION or 4 BOARD or
] nirct0r ~ the IurtOr' Tire Insurance
Company will D. held NJ the Company OniU',
No p'Mndlsuu street. on TUESDAY, June ~, iNs,,
between Tie hour ui I o'clock nj. and pm.
~ FUSTAiNE, President
Jas " UEAury, NcrVtafy
MTuruis Tenn. June T. ISIS
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ROOMS 10 LIT.
IHOiCE. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM.
southern eNpusur' nui other Moons. single ~
On suite at 40. g. shelly street
ECRNisIED Rooms
i AtS Nonrpr fifrct
I'URNIsHEb ROOM THANslENT on rEN
u mnncut Apply ai go ~ Ndam' s'nci
4 ARGE, PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM.
- ouiml loraiion. o. Madison Hfurt
NICELY FURNISHED EuONs
y AHpIy NJ ~ Court sirrt
nFTICE-A icautlm double irunt once sulia.
Y bic inf physician, s..'1i Hpur over 20 Main
street Apply 10 ncJnH'HIs NilIui lbuirs
DLEAsANTiY SIN NTEp ruHNtsuED AND
j miurnishcd ruuma SEQ - Market sirrL
DOONs - rURNIsHTp on UNFuENlsntp.
II with privilege IT bath lil tnuu sirrrt
DOoNs -FUHNisHtp $50 JNFUENisliED
IL rums al ~ Couu iU1i
TWO FURNISHED RDuvsHuN FIRST FLOOR
! suitable W. two of '.nH gentlemen. l,rirf
onccs rsiuinf Appl, - FOURTH ~
4 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED or rNirR
y uishcl. In rriynte H..f central location uud
NUry nmsonnhlc 10 desif HI. Irraun. AddWa,
MIIulNtt. cnr ApTfnl
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Mullord's Auction, SPIN.
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TAKEN IN.

4 ARGP nay MARE NULF. WITH A CLUB
| A foot Came o. uy plnre ApHl u IVA
JERRY DAVIS, Randolph rond.
Near cousins uin.
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HOUSES To LET.

C,LARENDON HOTEL. FURNISHED CON.
" plctc sixty bcd rDnms, hall. paflorS saloon.
barber shop aud all complete. Center Of city onc
nr d term Of yuars. L. H. MCFARLAND
No y Madison street
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Grand sweep this week at MulfOrd's.
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IIOUsE 80. ~ SIXTH sTIEET. CHELSEA.
! j Wostnry brick, having siN large Moons, lobby
room nnd kitchen Main stpct Cnr run by the
dOnr. Apply No next dnur $50. 1877
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sTRANED on STOLEN.
nNE THREE rot RTiis IRRsEY COW, BLACK;
\ young calf With her white spot IN lace. hind
feet white end ~ u white, weight about 30
pounds extra large hlg. good trnts. LEFT fore tcat
spoiled. g. rcWarl for their utufn %
w. h. BRIGGS
Poplar fohd. Eve miles cast Of Memphis
nNE SMALL GRAY HORSE MULE. sIOD ~
J front Tlioral riwuti II rcturncd " corner ui
Irc,dloye and Valentine ave. w. ~ tllNkE
DoNY-oN TIN MuRNING on THE III INST
i one sprfrl pony branded T.. o. A. Return to
N Fourth street nn1 u. rewarded.
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MICE COTTAGE ~ ORLEANS STREET rus
y session given Of once. AppIy At souiic &
MUrlwhothrrs
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LNuRNlsHED HOUSE -- To A DESIRABLE
i party. 30 Vance street
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IOTTAGES- SEVERAL NiCE UuITAuE,-i.
~ n baton. ~ Madison street
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WILL RE SOLD on ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL,
w Office and parlor furniture; separate OF To.
gcther. 3la Main sirccl, up stairs
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A BOUT MAY ~. oNT LARGE RrD MuiRY
y COW heavy with calf Five dn.lnu uwnri u
delivered 10 srEwAKfs DAIRY
nNE IRON GRAY rosy. sliOp All AROUND.
~ MINDED with boot on lCit shoulder Return
" gU0 Front stryct AMI be- Cwarlcd
StMALL nay MARE sliOD AL ABOUND.
> letter w on left hip Return ~ licnfy Rich
bcaun. Unsion's hotel and b. rewarded.
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BLOOD on THE NOON
Boise City to the Rescue.--Jack Rabbits
Massiag Their Forces and Sallen-
ly Awaiting the Outcome.

S pecial TELEGRAM to THE tribune.
REYNOLDS CREEK, June %, 49,
Co. G., U, S. Horse Marines pass
ed this morning. Jack rabbits TN
doubtedly in the distance. If don't
catch 'em today will possibly catch
them s,me o:her day.
June %, II a. m.
Telegraph Grover Cleveland,
commander-in-chief army and navy
U. S. to come and take charge.
Lieutenant "shet in the neck" last
night. Injuries fatal. Grover
reigns and government at Boise
still lives. Boise will be a four
cornpany post sure, thus insuring
life and prosperity to Infant in
dustries" and saloons. Indians
and jackrabbits undoubtedly in
the distance"
Special TELEGRAM to TRIBUNE.
SILVER CRY, June %, y NJ.
Troops are sleeping on their arms
today. Just heard Cooper's blooG-
curdling Ap-a-chee whoop. Great
CONSERVATION prevails. Retreating
in good order. Indians or Cooper
undoubtedly in the distance,
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Selected for the W. C. T. U. Column.

conducted by Mrs. A. Packard, of Cald.
we'll w. c. T. VI
For many years the inhabitants
Of this country have suffered from
the cruel acts and oppressive meas
ures instituted by King Alcohol,
with the evident design to reduce
them under an absolute despotism,
and after long and patient endur-
ance of fragrant wrongs, and after
having made many and fruitless
efforts to obtain redress, until it is
plainly evident that nothing can be
hoped from appeals to his justice or.
mercy, we, the people of these Unit
ed States, having resolved to cast
off the authority of this tyrant, do
unite in this declaration of the
causes and reasons which constrain
US to take so important a step, and
ofthe miseries and grievances which
have been inflicted on us by him,
until his government has become a
burden too heavy tC be longer
borne. The history of his course
toward us in the past, is a history
of repeated injuries and usurpat;ons,
all having in direct object the es-
Enlistment of an absolute tyranny
over these states, and the subsection
of the people, through their deprav-
ed appetites and passions, to his
complete control.
To prove this, let facts be SUBJ
mitted to a candid world.
He has refused his assent to laws
the most wholesome and necessary
for the public good.
He has caused the enactment of
laws which have opened the s'u:ce
ways of destruction, pouring forth
upon the people of this land a
dreadful tide of intemperance, with
all the attendant evils of drunken
ness, disease and death.
He has bribed in various ways,
and under various DISCUSSES, the
legislators, the judges and the juries
of the country, to prevent the enact
ment and the execution of laws
however needful for the welfare of
the public.
He has taken away our property,
earned by patient, faithful labor
and reduced our families to beggary
and want.
& He has diverted the wealth ofTthe
nation from its proper office to the
support of the criminal, the pauper,
and the idiot, caused to become
such by his blighting influence.
He is responsible, directly or in
directly, for three-fifths of allcrimes
committed, and four-fifths of all
murders done.
He has dragged down the gifted
and noble of all classes from posi-
tions of honor, and consigned them
to a drunkard's grave and drunk
ards doom.
He has prostituted the public
press to his purposes and uses, SO
that, too often, instead of nobly
speaking out for justice and right,
and the good of the people at large,
it basely yields to his demands to
be sustained in his efforts to crush
and ruin our race.