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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
WA: Is Temperance P.A:Es2

MES : n :. SKNsy.
1, is simply the promise Q: = man {!
woman 70 abstain ;-o1a q. Intoxicating
liquors. and. Ike aay promise. - make !:
good reeuires at homes: intention and
the sb,,;;y 10 keep i. I: d naturally ex-
pecsei tina. sny one w;l! X ab.s . keep
such = promise.
20; course can see? i. says Tie W.
tim Q: drink. ana lie fully believes :hs.
he can, III. the results c; observation and
experience have proven Ina: NJ mus. 10.
be ;oo sure; :As-e mas .oo o;:en s-Sn
failure in spite a he les: ;nisa;s0I q
the par. q those who have signed :ha
Pledge, 10 allow Is 10 indulge il ooae-
6en.,s IL II. abili;v a man acne. Men
DO no: Ike 10 telieye this Q: themselves,
AMI 50 this HAY ooa,s in.o The hands .:
soa.e man who Is Us. <,.e., save. who
has o.cksn p,sise ai.e, p.eise- Ana ye'
.hs-s : hope.
In n. Affairs c: ;A.s Wos.i. ): lie
premise Q: cas m&a i rc: broad saocea
ant ..rorg .EolsA . ,Zas.e. he require
naer.. :: he has II; eg,oneA II his oHr
ersoo. .ss t~sins ID OK &hoI: 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
". c. :. 7. DEPARTMENT.

Bull: ,i,,,s fence :: It's:
A,Ql-3 ,o3xx-
-, lie Syxcs NJ ,ev;1s ucrS
AI3 therein Soy,
LOOK Il: .e-,a-sA =: s1s.;s-l-c c&->
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17

For information. time czris. nAqs &Hd tickets
cal, Oh q. wife
W T. MACK. Ci,y T;cSe; AE,.. Aberdeen.
A {. CLAEK. Agent. south Aberdeen
\. \ CHARLTON. Assistant Genera. Fasse nge:
A-ea-. - F.r>; street, Portland. ore.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
THE HOUSEHOLD.

One brish, Easter morning.
AS the day was iawning.
\ little girl with s golden curl
All dressed in blue.
Went cut in the dew.
To seek for flowers and April showers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17

Fine bob Printing. ia.e>: >:y.e. owes:
prices, ,hisAoftice.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
$40 90 WEEK sEE
WILLING WORKERS

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mar srs.T 1T ,..aa til IL -sl5s = iars= 1s!s
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
COAST line, NORTH AND SOUTH

COAST Inns NORTH AND SOUTH
THROUGH TRAINS To
VANCOUVER WITHOUT CHANGE,
Evr2zr-. Nc,Nr NERNoN,
tA-EHAvEN. MN WHArcoN.
BLAINE. BSowX>ViLLE.
Nav WESTMINSTER.
AM NANccryEs.
Train caves Seattle ca;.v i: q:l5 =. n.
Train arrives Seattle sally 4: 30 r. N.
For publications ana Information apply
u q a.;ist>s 7. t. BVxGE>>. Ast.
ABERDEEN. WASH.
:. / WHITNEY. General Passenger and
T.cke: agent. :. Pau MINI.
papt: T:cke: Q,,ice Commercial nock.
ts: Madison ana Marion IS. Seattle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
ABERDEEN NAEKET>.

Prices a-s given s. ,; 3sy .: q-h,,cz,so-- sal
S-s suh.ee, 10 rls.ks, changes during 'ae y SIS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17

CHICAGO.
WASHINGTON. =.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
BOSTON. AND ALL
POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.
TINE SCHEDULE.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17
..CREAT ACROSS
NORTHERN c ElvE
EAlIW STATES

Nuns Buffet Cars. containing library.
writing and card tables. barter shop. bath
room. easy chairs. observation windows.
e.c. IN connection with Palace l'iDins
and Sleevin. Cars. Fir>i ANA >econi-Cla ass
Coaches and Family Tourist Cars.
Trains leave Seattle daily at Il y. NJ. for
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17

Successiui
Proud Of Her
70 EvESIN1
Aberdeen's M
BED OH vest
Sn so success
Icient manaa
&tle, and to
-, PRO
only been
Berience but |
standing O |
~, which sp |
IRE is nothin
Immunity as
81, in truth
schools.
Two evening
rcises. for
IN making +
ue to teac |
ploto c11ccd
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1894-05-17

leutyC. Payne. Henry {. Rouse
Receivers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05


New YofR. August 4.--It looks nowlt
though Liverpool had been the de-
pressing feature In the market because
win holiday there there is,a stronger
feeling here today than for sorae time
past. some Of the shorts covered at
TOP aud European buying orders as
sisted IN putting prices ABOUT poines
higher, 1T which advance the 0laiket
oluAad. The situation today developer
a very considerable short Interest ana
with some reports from the SCUM OF
less favorable chHraacter II nadt INC
shorts nervous. tho cnects OF Mhlch
are seen Ia the Improvement mentioned,
limits are better today from the out
side and MS consequence where they
accepted II, means that spot cotton Is
being sold and the seller must buy con-
tracts here and At New Orleans 70 pro-
tcct himsclf.
This character OF buying has been
very mdcn icss this summer than Tor
many summers on account Of the slow
demand for fall and early winter ship
monis, and consequently a large sup
port 10 the buying side has been nh
sent from the market usually existing
hut II now promises to be realized and
win be buliiGh feature TO some ex-
tent We think this character Of buy
ing has helped the Improvement not
only OF TO-DAY. but OF the last two
dlys. Tho amount that came INTO
slight this week. lO.OS5 bale. against
i5,155 last yenr Total IN sight since
Sontem5cr !, L9S5AS Port receipts
today. about 500, against 100 last year.
Uunue of Prices New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

49,, .s, a.. txft..t r,.,rf,,t,
FNW i"iN' N"H' 'N"'
$4,000 ltmh~ln' exports lJ'AVO bushfl :
sniea $4,000 bushelH futuroa, 81, 600
,,ot e,,,t ann IA . rod "a b-sei5g i-ge:
ct,o
20 ! nprheth 'l.N"''l % ''on'
options opened Wchltcr under small
wrpl,ly cXpnr'g. Hvnipnthy with cora,
nhacnce Of corn west ana reported Dig
ucrenge 10 Vl8iblo Later th' market
funnwCd o rally IN curn and reguinel
mast No tho loss, closing NJ lie net
decline. May "a I-sftO1 l-lf closed
50 Lie, August closed 20 J-sc. Sepifm-
Dor 81 l-bi.5G i-a, closed % 3-ic, Ott0-
Der closed ~ 7-gci December 90 3-l6cV
co l-2c closed 90 $780,
llideF-Dull; wet AGA l-2ci Texas So
lo9trd iM5c, Buuuos 10 lees Texas dry
sob i-2c
LcUthtr Quiet; hemluck i50lsc.
Woo! HITn, dpmcHuc ncpce l0W2dc;
null euN 2ac
rig itun- Dun, American l0,209
10 ;0l
g. uner Firm. lHfe . i-er
Leas- sitonW dompHiir $40.
lu- Nomtrd, piucY market Jun
ronr Hecd % = 70 al. prime
| crHl" 2Dt yellow butter grades as4l
50 i'.c,
Cuifso options OPENED dull at un'
| Cluuu' O. . pniutn decline, ruled lupc-
I tiW' and loutureirAs with weak uu'lrr-
| t.nc. Co.cd Uuli az ne, 3 points de-
! raur fr'ss s25J lmgs inclnAiuS Sep
! ttUlr't ilte0; l. ac''nhe: y 10, and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

81 Louis, Aug a.-Flour- Unchanged
dcmRnd improving
whonl--Opcued castor hut sunoncd
up. cluseJ about "a yesterday. No. .
red cash. AZ 7-sci August ls use; Sep
tcmher 40 1-se; December, O. i-So; Nay
% i-sc.
Corn Claimed 9-AG1-So ON buying and
crop ncwg, No, mixed. cash aud Aus.
ust iS - september. " 3-ic; May,
80 i-sa,
oRs--Flrmi No 2 cpsh, 20 i-So; Aug
us,. 30 b-Sr; September 30 Use, May,
81 i-2c.
Ryo--N In demand at Alc,
Barley Nothing doing.
FLAX saedXi 80 bid,
Glover aud Timothy Unchanged,
HAY Fancy timothy Si3.
Eggs ana butter steady.
Corn meal 81 ,S5ir2.4O.
MhiaiW sl,aa.
Cotton ties and hnggInT- UNCHANGED,
Provisions standard. moss iob-
HING. Si3,es 1-2 lard, primo steam,
So 10. choice. S702 H.
Dry salt meats--Loose shoulders,
se.21i loums, N,s5i ribs, 1881 l-2i shorts,
! $S8S. ~ ~
Receipts Flour, b0Oo; wheat, 10000
corn, $4,000 oats 5000
shinmCnts-l Flour, 5000; wheat, 90.
I 900, corn, $1,000; onta 5000. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Chicago, Aug, i-Hogs Receipts, TO-
GOO ohiclal yesterday 25,7so; shipments
yesterday 5000, left over about 1000:
auanty poor Market opened DC high
er ON best grades and other grades
nteady, tendency weaker, sales ranged
81. 1905 70 for light; A.6oG4.75 for
rough packing; s.1b95.lo for mixed:
81 7565. 25 for heavy packing and ship
ping. pigs. S1OWi,75.
cattle Rccoipta today 1900; official
yesterday, hl2S. shipments yesterday,
1921 Market steady at 81 ,00G4,30 for
natives; 81 ,l6M9.a0 Tor Westerns and
81 a6dp3.5 so for Texans.
| Yesterday 73iA; shipments yesterday,
/ asa; market unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

London, Aug 1.-THE weather has
been unsettled, hut mainly favorable
go naryeHt prospects The wheat mar
lot has boon ateadlcr toned for red
wheats. while white, as iuie. was
arm with light offers, In Plata wheat
waa plentiful Russian wheat, was
prcsnOd for sails, Consumers stocks
are low. brt the demand wac quiet
Parccls were ~ moderate demand and
spot WAS s,rudinr and auiot. Caiifor,
mia arrivals wan quoted Nt sls i-ed
liea winter parcel new crop promp,
delivery was quoted al s0s II i-2d
flour was dull at sd 60 ca down FOL
al positions, Asniso was strong on
Danube crop news and closed QGloter
and easy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

The STANDARD would be pleased to
hear from all cattemen in Texas and
the Indian Territory who contemplate
ehirping and we viii furnish markets on
implication. We make speciality OF
the Texas trade. and II good care O.
stock Ia the yards and good sales Il
what you desire. then send us trial
shipment aud We viii sndaavor TO make
Won a permanent customer. Write Us
srANpArD 1--we STOCK cOsiMlS-
SION co.,
Room ia, New Exchange building, u.
=. Yards. Chicago. Ill.
w. A. SAMSON. Manager. formerly OF
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
LOCAL MARKETS.

Continual rain made the usual Sutur-
day trade impossible. Prices In gem
eral have remained unchanged
s,,n,, proyistous.
49,, -, .to,,s 90.
Mcll,S-Lry SUI ule ~. s,o' nai,ios'
Dne9h, snort elvuf SS-lc' paS"n' pe',
Ice cry say pel'ies 80 IiV s,,,nii
hams, IL l-ici large hams, II 5-Ao, smau
h'itiln, l. 80, y, 100
~ 49,
80 s,.....,,.., o-,.,,,,,t,.,d 10.
,,',. af" ME 60. nn,vdered NAH
phMu'Vp' oYiv ~, 80 M 10. c,t
pps'' e"' ~ LII o.
ioat' ~ uo'7'' '-'0' Ye'''" e''''''''''
i--el '-iG' .r.,,.,,,.,. Au,,.., 900. ,,,,,-
-Arpuehie A'i"sa, epe' it onl.,
iehu -9V' lion, -sei :S " y o1 COW
prehun Mhrhe'' &c; 49, 7oe oo.,
| tioeh Sollet-py tHe sASh' sopu' lVu'
choice, 2lc; fancy 22 l-2c; peaberry
"a lie; old government Java, 2ici Mo-
ohA, &c,
hlce-Conlmon' fl-2ei PRIME oc' mead
rice, &c.
Molasses- Barrel lots. fancy sugar
house Soc; choice; per gallon, 32ci ran
cy syrup per gallon. Soc: choice corn
yrlp' her seuon' ~ ,,,.,
80 -" ~ a.. ~ -, ~
~, - W. Heu'u'h' NJ l. iV-'p het N''a'
Pi2kles-Medium. bills, sl.b0; medium
half bbls,, $2.95; small hhlap $3.50; small
half bills, &26; legation Kegs S4Oi
h-gallon kegs, Si,25; pints, soc; quarts,
per doz sl,10; half gallon, per doa,,
Si,f5, America. gallon, per doz., S2.75;
HeNagon, gallon, 81: Imperial, gallon,
S5.25.
Flour and Grnin'
wheat-No. ?. l5c; No. ,. sec.
Flour-Best patents. I.i6 per 100
hounds hNit patents, SLED; MIRO srRue'
NlO' fourth grade, Soci Northern pat
ents, ~.
torn-Cgr lo's, Z, o; D., For, Worm
Kansas shelled, bulk' 5eci sacheu, 1Se
ear, local, wnBon lots. ePc per hushol'
p9tsLIvNas rust proof, car lo's' l.
~ u,e npi ~ ,an ny, ,,, adsNVp' No.,
,,ieru, eoo wv PV"A' w. so
Hny-cnr lots, Z. o. b.. Fort worth
hest Fornoy, $3.50 per ton; best up
land, $500, alfalfa loose, local. 500
per ton; loose prairie. local. per ton
5000,
Chops-Corn and oats, mixed, pei
ton. $4,000 per 100 pounds, 81.
Cation and Wool.
Cotton-I.ow mfddling, Lee: STRIFE
low middlinp. 3 8-ic; middling. &c: strlc
middling. a l-So. good middiinr. O i-4c
NVool--Jight medium, i0c; low me
dunn. sd9c; heavy fne, 6Qsc.
Grnin sacks and Irvine.
cordage- Sisal rope, half-ineh basis
i-2o; MANILA rope, hnlf-lnch basis. &c
cotton rope, all Sizes llci cotton Irvine
i5c; 6-ply tute twine u lsZc,
L.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
Premium
Sewing
Mach

Value $40, our price ds.,.s
cludes the Semi-Weehii ~
address for one year. M
IJxtra attachments u
center drawer are ineies1 "A
These attachmenls q. VA. 4
those made by any cih. r.. Il 81
being the only ones .t,,,.
market that are W. y
throughout, Other ~, ~ ,l,i0i|
cipaiiy Of brass, nlcAls III
Inc serving to hide r.
OF tho metal undcrpe,-.,s,., 4 a
The Gazette's maep,' i.I' Il
siinple IN consirucuot. h,
fcw working paris y
is easy to keep pls,,,,,i.lf
oiled. and almost in'lf
ny out OF working g ,'tr ~
~ T,b uu' machine Is tns
beautifully ornains.,n.,,adiIi
pended on TO 90 ss llo,
est and the heayls,,', l,la n
M 3; Ssen,i-weekly aa4''''
me eazette's d
ana the daily "a
( zetie by mall Lor E'',,luin 4
The Gazette's p ..,sv ~
" A.,t,,s SOS. 80.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

New York. Aug. i.--rhe presence OF
n few buyers this morning resulted in
very fair sales. The sales are largely
added to by mail and wire orders for
duplicate and new ASSIGNMENTS. With
commission merchants and inbhcrs this
weeks business was a decided Increase
on the previous one. Printing cloths
dun but STEADY az ? k-Sc less } per
cent 70 e-iGc mt Sales for the seek
iss.e00 pieces. Production, ~. 900 pleccs.
Stock. t,lS5, 900 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
Gong North THIS Summer.

II you are contemplating trip to
the springs of TENNESSEE. or OF Vir-
g.nia, the Lakes OF Michigan. or OF
Wisconsin INC Mountains OF West Vir-
~ the resorts or citlcs OF the North
Northeast vt Northwest. you should
write for q copy OF tie Louisville ara
NASHVILLE Railroad Outing" folder Ia
II. H. kiresiey. travelling passenger
agent Dallas, Tex. This route Is Via
Mammoth Cave, the greatest natural
now III eject 10 Nortnsrr siiiss '~s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. 4.--Cotton-
quiet; middling. 5-i6o; low middrng,
8 i3-1Gc. ordinary, 15-16c; net and
gross receipts, 40 hulcsi stock, 2SsS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Memphis. Aug, l--cotton quiet and
unchanged middlins G 3-lc; sales, none
receipts, 100 bales; shipments. 81 stock,
asa bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

81 Louis Mo-. Aug. A,--wool- Steady;
demand for bright wool. Quls,ue Tor
TsAps and territory stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
nnl..nnlnn rn1lnn.

Galveston, Tex, Aug. 4-cotton--
stcady; mlddlipg, 5-Sc; receipts. %
bales; exports. GA bales; stock, 7liS
bniOg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

ST. Louis, Aug, l-Cottrn-o Quiet
middllug G use: sales 1907 receipts 100
shipments 800; stof', gd,2C0,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
WEATHER F0R THE WEEK.
pnorEsson POSTERS FORECAST
ron the NEXT SEVEN DAYS.


49, lin ,aaah /
gust 4th 10 sth and the next VIII ie"en
mo Pacific coast about the 9Th, cross
-. ...,,,,,at,,s nv close Of 10Th,
the western -. -, ~, 10
the great central NaileSs i'''', 49,.
18th and the eastern states apou' ''S
nm
-.s, aaao,.,.,y OF rain is
"hi'e -, ,,.,,e
expected In August TINS STORM
and the one following will give le"
,bnvyera Of small extent. During drouth
'''S ,,.a,.ae cr,ss the
peilouS '"e 49,, .t,,cts
country so FAR north that 'ne'' 80 !
are seen only in the hlsh teilpo'"'N
,yaves
No.. an. cr,ss tts west
i"V wa 80 ~ NJ, r.at I
ern mountains "pou' 'Hs 80, ~ |
/ central valleys about the Ill., am 'he
o,stern states about the 18Th. The
e'' IN, -. t,o ,,sstern m. un- |
cool wave VIA eIo9S w -,.,,ai
tains about the 18th, the great c'H'i a.
valleys about the 14th and tas eastern
-t.,, h,,, ,h. teth
sl my, uoUVs iii do most damage our
~ 49, and last weeks u. August
llb Wv ~, 80 e,,r Viii foIl ,lnl1g ,ne ten
anu i' fiti, o. oofb inciuslve
uayS' ii',' ~ -V. ,4-,,,,,t,,r
Mo"H w."
| The full moons ot June ana July VI
CURED So fur south that taaY attrac,e1
general attention a. bsllB uhSSuH''
The full moon OF June WAS nhig ~ "
| grees above the horizon, Us as5ItvS
south Of zenith, and two days Detvre
Juiy full it occupied net'y the saus
| position. The fun moons nl Nay anu
June, 1893, were about as far soh'h as
those OF June and July, lhS4.
10 understand the moon is the mos
| difficult task connected with the stuuy
Of astronomy. Draw line from the
sun to and extending through ana pe-
You'd the earth. The moon never Euts
more than about FIVE degrees above or
below that line. A degree is ABOUT
twice the diameter OF the full moon az
perlgoe. But the leaning of the eHrlhb
axis causes the line from sun TO eal IN
to apparently change By about N de-
grees in six months and as the moon
keeps close to that line It's position va
ries greatly.
Besides the above variations there
are few elements in the moons mo-
lions that must be understood before
one ran none 10 understand It's various
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Kew Orleans. Aug, a-MaelSels qulo
and unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

PEORIA, III. Aug 4.--whisky Firm;
high wine basis. S.2a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05


just fredericksburg thing
new In oilice Ink afuuI-
Anf pcnholdcrs. We nre
sole uEcntN for leon isnnr.
. Cos 1.ucDiutn Pen. send >
: ut sample card ye1Ra
: rtntine ana i.itIioarapla- :
Texas. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Il you want TO sell your housed or
lots call ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
srocKs AND posDs.

Now York, August a.--Stocils and bonds
closed nj the following prices bids
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Z. 4. DlCiNl NrON.
EOS Main street Powell Buildins-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-24
The Strikers Trial.
Continued from second page.)

roborated the other witnesses for the
defense as to what took place at the
ling on the Doth of June. He de-
MED being at the round house on the
night of July Ord when the engines
were disabled and swore positively
that he went to bed early and stayed
there all night. He also testified that
March, at all the meetings of the A..
r. u, spoke to the members advising
them to do no damage or commit any
violence.
Sept. %.
Cleary resumed the stand and was
ross'eSamined at great length. At
the corclrs.on of the cross examina
ton the Court asked the witness if he
remembered clearly all that transpir-
ed in tile meeting on June Goth, and
it he could state positively whether
there was any motion made to hold
the Pullman or not, or it the propriety
OF detaching the .pullmans was dis
cussed at all. Cleary replied that
such a mention was not put, neither
was any motion made of holding any
part of the train.
James Dwyer and L. Barrett, two
OF the defendants. gave evidence the
same as on preliminary examination.
James Council, section foreman at
Moleen, testified as follows: @Was
living in Moleen on June 10Th. Was
in Carln at the time witness were
being examined before Commissioner
Palmer. Know Pat Martin. In con-
versation with him Martin said he was
in bad box. That they had him,
Thompson and Howard charged with
burning the bridges, and they claimed
they had good evidence against us,
and he was afraid Thompson was
weakening and asked me what he
should do. I told him he was old
enough to be his own counsel and he
replied, We'll. I am a good notion to
turn States evidence and get clear
and make some money on the side.'
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Continued tomorrow
Arrested for Murder.

John Hyder was arrest ed at Ken
nedy Tuesday on suspicion of having
murdered James Casey, of Galena.
who mysteriously disappeared a
couple of weeks ago. Casey was last
seen in Hyder's company, and after
every canyon and prospect hole in the
vicinity Of Galena had been searched
for the missing man, suspicion fell
upon Fyder. His house was searched
and blood stains found npon the floor
on pair of overalls and on a Wagon
near the house. A bottle was found
similar to the one that had been given
Casey when he left Battle Mountain
The evidence is strong but circum.
stantial, and the fact that an enmity
existed between the two men gives ad
ditional color to it.-Silver State.
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lays large number OF eggs which
hatch infectthe pasture and through
attachment to native cattle dissemin-
ate the disease. The time required
for the various steps of development
OF a new brood of ticks from those
brought in by imported cattle, for
their attachment and for the develop
ment Of the disease, varies from thirty
to ninety days. AS freezing weather
impairs the vitality Of the ticks and
ultimately kills them, 1T will be easily
understood that no great extension OF
the disease will occur beyond here's
which are now infected.
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d;a a nne display vi sllyer ware, fancy
s,' oneS, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
EiSc., at the Eel. M. Co.'S. Cali and
suspect these goods, which are the
FRl ls IN their line ever brought {
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Texas Cattle Fever,
Newspaper Bulletin No. 16

Newspaper Bulletin No. 1871
On the evening Of September 9th
the attention of the writer was called
to an epidemic disease prevailing
amongst the milch COWS on the ranch
of Mr.. Morris Coin in Carson Valley,
Douglas county. On the twelfth 81
the month and on the fifteenth and
sixteenth, visits, were made to the
herd, which had been removed to the
State line at the South end Of Lake
Tahoe. Autopsies were held on sew
eral animals and subsequently, micro
scopic examinations were made of
the blood and other tissues. The re-
suit attained, together with careful
study Of the symptoms, led to the
diagnosis of Southern Cattle Fever
or Texas Fever. There was no hesita-
ton as to the accuracy of the diagno-
sis, all facts pointing directly. to that
disease. 1t will not be the purpose
Of this article to go deeply into the
history of and outbreak nor to give an
extended account of the various
features of the disease. The objects
of the paper will be to review the his
tory of the disease in brief, to give
the characteristics OF the disease. to
DISGUISE its cause and means of dis
semination, to state briefly the leading
features of the disease, to announce
the treatment recommended, and to
relate the measures to prevent it,
future establishment I'm the State.
In June 1904, Mr.. Cohn imported
from San Louis Obispo, California,
four hundred head Of mich COWS, ap.
parently in excellent condition, with
possibly single exception, which
one gave some evidence OF the dis.
ease, and placed them in a pasttro
with herd of one hun ired and sixty
eight healthy COWS. In the month
of July few of the native COWS be-
came sick and died. In the month
Of August mofe cows and In 3 feafer
number also sickened and died and
up to September sixteenth but forty
| four of the original one hundred and
| sixty. eight native cattle remained.
| At that date they were dying at the
rate Of seven or eight day and II
] goodly portion Of those remaining