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AUSTIN' WEEKLY STATESMAN. THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1SS6. Hemorrhages.

Noe, or from any cause in nyeeUily oun- tml1d ami utonned. Sores, Ulcers. Wounds, Sprains Bruises. It is cooling. uleausing aud Heul.ng.

Poforrh 1' is most efncac'on for this tXlll 111)' disease. Cold In the "Pond's Ellrnrl Cotiiiib. Cure," specially prepared to meet serious cases, should be applied witfi Pond's Extract Nuitul Syringe. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. lSy other preparation lias cured more case of these distressing complaints than the Eitr.ii t.

Poud'i. Extract Fluster is Invaluable in these diseases, Luni' bago. Pains in back or hide, Diphtheria, Sore Throat, the Eiuuct promptly. Delay is dangerous. Qj I ml, II ending or Ztrli'n.

It 1 CSi is the greatest known remedy; nii-idiy curing when olher medicines vu failed. I'iiii 'h Kxtract Ointment i of giwat service where Uie removal of clothing is For Broken Breast and Sore Nipp3esJrsouce used The Fxtnirt will never he without it. Poml's Evlnut Htm nt is the hest emollient that can he applied. tne major- can be UMid. as is well known, villi the greatest Full directions accompany each CAUTION.

Pond's Extract the wolds "Pond's Kstrart" blown in the glass, and our picture trade-mark on siirrouudiu luilf wrapper. Koneotheria Senuiiie. Alwnysiusist on having Pond's xtiuti. no oilier preparation. It is nrver so in hulk or by furniture.

everywhere, I rices, uUc, $1, $1.75. Prepared only by l'OSD'S EXTRACT NEW YORK AND LONDON. OVER THE RANGE. PERSONAL POINTS NEWSY NUGGETS. AND DAILY ROUXD-UP BY THE STATES- MAX'S TRAIL MAX.

Col. John T. Lytle says that the firm of iieV6i to great extent the result of over-Lytle Light, Mason county, of which in western cattle. At the he is a member, will drive a herd froui meetinff of the Powder River company that section. Inu(j wag thrown freely by the directors et The Central Cattle association, of New the manager, and by the manager at the Mexico, will disband, and the several directors.

The efficiency of a board corn-counties now embraced in it will organize posed of lords and lawyers, when dealing local associations. with a property on the prairies, is likely To, nf th N'nit horn to vary in inverse ratio to their activity self for two months past, in more or less in a healthy subnrban portion of the city, in angry meetings of shareholders, has It needs a substantial building, to begin lately culminated in a storm, on the gen- with. It needs, especially, warm. gner- eral meeting of the Powdor River com- ous. christian philanthropic hearts.

pany, and in the appointment, by the winch are the force to accomplish every- sharehoiders, of a committee of invest! tiling, euargeu witn a mission 01 Denevo-gation. The time has, therefore, arrived, lence and love. The committee of the when the whole position of this busine 8 proposed orphans' home respectfully so- requires Cftretui consiuertiuuu. V4 1 IB JtLXlgUSU 1UIOIC91 IU lOIltll luiujininuo I m.v. I i'nl mi Ananninl niA in KKalf i ck aoma 18 interested Dy a very largo nuiu ui iiu.

money. It was caiouiateu uy me niu- iim. fht. in 1881 and 1882 not less than represent the orphans' home committee 8,000,000 sterling had been sent west to and receive any proposition that may be 1 .1 w.HAf.nt madj buy catue ana rancuu, ou hnsmnaa danrensiDll in JJUnuee is, wo uo New Mexico Stock Growers association, announces the annual meeting to be held at Springer ou April commencing hi :30 p. m.

The 'Williamson county Live Stock aKd Sale association, having selected grounds and perfected arrangements for their nurchase. the exhibitions will be held on the 21st and 22d of April. C. E. A.

fc H. Taylor, of Lances ter. Dallas county, recently shipped to Chicasro seven car loads of corn-fed lexns steers, averaging iuuo hii-j ivi puunu and sold them at $4.40 per 100, and self-assertion. It appears to us, however, that the price i i hiirher than No matter how far from cities you may be, you need not dread accidents or rheumatism, if you are supplied with St. Jacob's Oil.

TEXAS NEWS. FACTS AND OPINIOXS CULI.EI ritOM STATE EXt HAXliES. Dallas is to have coupes. Belton is to have a new Methodist if Female Complaints, maj ity otfrmnle diseases UieRxtrnrt can 1 paid for cattle in 1882 was higher man was iustitied bv the average ice oi uen, and if tins is so cattle properties rauuui be expected to pny dividends till the herds have by their own powers oi ureeumn doubled themselves. And it is probable that the day for these vast herds of cattle, running into hundreds of thousauJs, and scattered over hundreds of square miles, has gone by, and with it the prospects of safe and profitable production on this gigantio saale.

The past profits of the indnsf rv were unouestionablv very great. The Eagle Pass Journal says that the and the fortunes of the cattle kings, snea London syndicate, that some tune ago as IlnT, of Colorado, King, ot lexas, ami The Pioneer mills at Abilene have closed from want of fuel. Montgomery county will plant more cotton this season than last. Local option was defeated in McDade by 47 majority out of 259 votes polled. states east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio river.

Colorado Clipper. X. A. T. is out in a letter to the News in which he endeavors to bring Senator A.W.

Terrell to the front as a candidate for governor. N. A. T. is a flue writer, but is always running off on a tangent in politics.

A. W. Terrell will in all probability succeed Sam Bell Maxey in the United States senate. Terrell is regarded by all as one of the ablest men in Texas, and the United States senate is the proper place for him. We do not understand what N.

A. T. is after, but suspect that should Terrell be prevailed upon to run for governor that the next move of N. A. T.

would be to bring the Hen. John Hancock to the front as the proper man to succeed Senator Maxey. N. A. T.

has no fault to find with Terrell and would gladly rupport him for governor in order to get him out of Mr. Hancock's way. This is a prediction. Husk Standard. As hetween Swain and Ross, the odds are considerably in Swain's favor.

The Ross boom has about died out, while the Swain boom is still a-booining. The man that beats Swain in the convention will be governor and that man will not be Sull Ross. Mason News. The Terrell boom is red hot and, like an avalanche, will sweep everything before it. No man can be elected to tither branch mill.

The citizens of Willis decided, by a vote of 73 to fill, not to incorporate the purchased some 1,000,000 acres of land on Adair, of the Palo Dnoro, were deemed as town The farmers throughout the state, generally, anticipate good crops this year. Junction City is soon to hnve its busi- of the legislature in this district who op- ness improvements increased by a rolling poses ierreu lor tne seiinie. Headache Often indicates derangement of the digestive and organs. Persons afflicted with this distressing complaint may be relieved by the use of Ayer's Pills. "I have used Ayer's Tills for Ileadachc, to which I am predUKsed, and they invariably relieve me of nil pain." C.

"Webber, Manchester, N.II. "Aver's Tills arc the best remedy I ever, used for the cure of Sick Headache. They help me when all olher remedies fail." Ida Skinner. 804 Thirteenth U.W., Washington. I.

V. "Aver's Tills Invuriablv enre me of the headache." John Stell, Germantown, Ta. "I have suffered for years from Sick Headache, and have never feund remedy like Ayer's Pills for sure and speedv relief." R. M. Coan, Rockford, III.

PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer Lowell, Maw. Sold by all Druggists.

beneii-U bottle. the Sabinas river, in Mexico, about forty miles west of Eagle Pass, intends to stock it with 20,000 head of cattle. Several sales of one and two-year-olds are reported to have been made at Pear-sail during the past two weeks, at $8 and S12. Those-who sold must have been "in a box." otherwise thev would not have accepted such figures. Pleasanton tor.

phenomenal, even by the community so prosperous as the Americans. But the kings soem to have stepped down and out, and their thrones are now filled, but very tfilv. bv titled, and for the most part, entirely incompetent airecwirs. Bmvtrop is worked up by the approach ing masquerade ball to be held on the ilth of April. local campaign grows hotter and hotter as the day for final settlement draws near.

Nearly all the county and a good many Bear this in mind. Let- the ODPOfitiou come trom what source it may. It is safe to predict thst there will be a railroad here within the next two years, and when the building of the road is assured real estate will advance 300 per cent. It, therefore, behooves land owners to donate liberally toward the building of a road, as it will be a bonanza to them. Dallas Times.

Bartow seems to think the Timos will not be of any assistance to any candidate for governor. Bartow, Knowing tins, is nrnul in nubliihinir the secret. The Times on.i nnrtnw nlone knew the fact, and the THE HARTSFELD Portable Smelting tare. srOTT'S EMULSION Moni- Of pure Cod Livor Oil, with Hypophos- of the daily papers are full of announce phites, in lung troubles ana cnoiera in- iuoub fi TTfirtford. P.w R.

fr. Pearson is holding? a revival Among the Arizona stockmen there are So.ott's Emulsion as mnntini? at Denton, and the usual interest Times was keenimr shady on the subject, some appropriate names, or m- exceUent remedy jn iutlg troubles, and j9 being manifested. But Bartow will help the cause of any man stance, at. buiiwhikio owim m.Sr strnmoua children, and a riniina to- nmv esnousa. Bartow will, auu we can Mr.

Coward possesses stock interest most valuablo in chronic stages (h nd furnishcd an old man with prove it by every newspaper man and can of cholera infantum." enough money to go to his home. didate for governor the state. vl 1 'n ') nf t.hp Ttrn.os Klude is Morsieana a Mr. Hefferman is also identified with the industry. They are all addicted to shorthorns when among thoroughbreds, and chew the best cud money can Citizen.

H. M. Taylor, r.gent of the United States bureau of animal industry, reports that the cattlemen of northern Mexico, with whom he recently had a conference at Chihuahua, are fully alive to the necessity of action being taken by the Mexican authorities to establish snch live stock sanitary regulations as will protect their Charles herds from the introduction oi contagious bovine diseases. THE TBAIL BILL. Washington, March 16.

The following is the text of the trail-bill introduced in I tO A I) OVEKSEEKS. LIST OF THE SAME FOUTHEi KAlt 1 880. The county commissioners have ap pointed the following gentlemen rona overseers for the ensuing year: Robert Milwell, Brown, bam Littie- page, Ed Taylor, Winfrey, Henry, Austin Martin, A Alley, hpring, Buok, Boone Wilson, duo JVic- Clintock, Wm McMillan, John Wende, Wilson, John Wallace, Fred Heep, das Hamilton, Grooms. Anderson, Fuller, Johnson, Tom Miller, James Maxwell. Jno Serveant, Jo Schiller, A chuck full of interesting reading matter.

It is an octavo five column paper. Dallas is considering the feasibility of establishing an Edison incandescent electric light com pany, with 1.200 lights. There is a complaint that candidates are saving at the'spigot and letting it run out at the bunghole by setting up bad cigars. The Taylor Texan of last Saturday, came out with six pages, and devoted one of them to a description of its town and advantages. Wolves are said to be committing dep- The Farmers' Alliance, in a call meeting nt Pnvdim.

selected as their man to pub lish a paiier devoted to their interests and to be their othcial organ, mr. a. u. mui ot 1 1, tim was with the Corsi nmiH Democrat, but to day there are bills posted up in this city notifying the people that Mr. M.

is no longer connected with t.ha l.nv nuner. This looks, a little stranee to us. If we understand the posi tion of the Alliance on thiH matter, they have to-day no official organ. Tsvlor Texan. The Williamson County Live Stock and Sale association havebmight twenty acres rm T.1l Tl ttamiir the senate by Senator Coke, as reported no Yton jl Heissner.

Cezam, from the committee on commerce with amendments: A bill to establish a national live stock highway and to promote com merce in live stock between the states. Be it enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United btates OI America in congress assembled, That the publio lands range numbered forty-one. along the east-line of the state of Colo rado, it being a fractional range, averaging about two miles in width, be and is hereby reserved from settlement and sale under the land laws of the United States smelted, as the most refractory or the period of ten years, and is hereby "U'separ set apart as a national live-stock high- way tor sucn periou SU1 Wiitor Smelter, in, vented C. L. Uartsfil, the result of many yeart of practical observation and experiment in Europe anu America, is now offered to the public as tnf most complete, durable anil encceesfcil furnace yel produced for the economical treatment of low urade ores.

It is built entirely of quarter inch Bteel plates inside, and one-fourth inch boiler plates out aiile. mul hua no cheat) cast iron in its construction Is made in sections for transportation and requires no brick work for The sizes r-auge from one to fifty tons and are guaranteed to stand the severe tests of milling camps. Any ores that run above seven ounces silver pel ton may ne reauny ores, with 10 ner ce process will run like butter and sep nnfl This furnai reqnires no more care or attentioi thim an urriinurv steam holler, and can be run at inn mul with us little Lisa of time br expense foi repairs. Full information will he furnished by the HartsfeU Portable Smelting Furnace Mining Company P.O.Box 115, NEWPORT. KY.

W. T. (tAHUETT CO. Manufacturers the PAOIFIO COAST. DR.

SIIEKMAX 'OW IX ST. LOUIS. Trusses ne.er cure, hut they subject the wearer to strangulated The Dallas Times thinks Wnrth is nbout to irive up the ghost, Fort Worth Gazette returns the compli ment about Dallas. Th Southern Kansas railroad will reach the Canadian liver, near the prmger ranch, in time to ship out the Panhandle beef cattle next fall toKb all its horrors, heimr dualled only by hydro phobia. No matter hw strong one maybe, rup lure is ft liirKiiii; euciii tion au imhttin its victim for all the physical and of lif The displacement of thn howel in runture and the UBi of the truss affect 1 bi.inva.

hf.irltler aril other or.rans till tency, impaired memory fevers, Blight's dlBeass fvin.r uitinontfi are induced Dr J. A. Sherman, wen Known inrouguuui in country and the West Indies, through his successful method of enrintr runture, is now in St. Louis, for a limited Duriod." Otnce, 4(14 Market street. In hii treatment there ib no operation, no reetric-ion from labor.but comfort and restoration from all he ailments caused by rupture and the use of russes.

Dr. pamphl containing indorse-tments i om phvsiciaus.clerjtymermercbants.farm-ers and others who have been mailed for lUc. ALL FIRST-CLASS iltl SturebeDersMra "lib TO PAUETS. Many baking powders are very pernicious to health, and while every one regards his own, he should also have-a care for the tender ones the little children. SEA FOAM contains none of the Imd qualities of baking powders soda or saleratus.

It contains no hurtful ingredient no alum or ammonia. SCIENTIFIC. All Chemists who have analysed Sea roam commend it. Housekeepers who have usedjt will have no other. Cooks, whose best eff orts have failed with other powders, are jubilant over Sea Foam.

Saves time, saves labor, Raves "'uhTpositivelyunequoled. Absolutely pure. Used by the leading hotels and restaurants in New York city and throughout the country. For sale by all first-class grocers. GANTZ, OXES 17G Dunne 3T.

T. That for the period aforesaid said high wav mav be used for the purpose of a na tional highway tor nve-stocK passing irom nnn Ktnt.R or territory to another or to market. WEST TEXAS WATER SUPPLY. Mr. H.

C. Holloway, of Fort Worth, re cently makimr a trip into Dawson county to investigate some lana ir.nuers, ou- tained considerable definite information f-onneminir the plains water supply, nud permits the Journal to make use oi nis memoranda. On the range of Col. C. C.

Slaughter, in Dawson County, he found wells as One well 65 feet deep, supply of water inexhaustible; water raised by pumps ami! windmill. One well (50 feet deep; water rises 18 feet, with good supply. One well 84 feet deep; supply of water limited. One well 100 feet eieep; water stands 17 feet, and supply inexhaustible. One well 60 feet deep; good supply of water.

One well 80 feet deep; water inexhaustible. One well 75 feet inexhaust, ihle. Mr. Holloway says in his report: went out on the Texas fc Pacific railroad as far as Midland; saw a great many wells out there, and could not learn of a single failure to get water at a depth or of less than one nunarea iee, auu mm of them at the trifling depths from tour to twenty feet, and now I feel safe in stat ing that I think there need oe no iear ui obtaining plenty of water anywnere on thn Tdnins. The continued persistent wen uihkiuk I iViat tt.ft ninft aeveious mo ia there is a supply of water at reasonable distance from the surface, and the opera- tinna nf the cnnitol SVndlCate Will BOOn show how deep the well must go to ob toir, th nTtpainn flow from the lower veins.

-Fort Worth Stock Journal. East of the Trinity river cattle are slow snle. Eitrht dollars will buy all the year- lintrs, and a small fraction over fix would gather in the twos. As with all quotations these prices vary slichtly. central xexas.

and up to the northern line, our last fig ures have been slightly shaded, ney wm cut under our quotations of 410 to $14 for ones and twos, but stand up for these prices when trict classifications are called for. West, to and beyond Callahan, Taylor and Shackleford prices are on a gliding upward scale, and varying according ouality of cattle from to $15 for year lings and correspondingly for twos Rnnihof San Antonio it is easily seen from our report that $8 and $12 for yearlings and twos have been but may hot long be the prices, and the bare, naked fact is that in the present condition of Texas ranges, the number of stock on the grass, the favorable outlook for fat cattle, and a market not altogether busted, Texas is keeping up her reputation for almost giviDg away cattle that the state is perfectly able to mature. Buy early, drive early, get your cattle where you want them to winter early enough to prevent them from freezing to death. Cattle are lower now than they will be Inter Fort Werth Stock Journal. A LONDON VIEW.

London Financial Review: The unsatisfactory condition of the American cattle ranch industry, which has reflected it- Lancaster. Mike Fowler, ingranam, Hall Phillii 8 Prewitt, A Champion, WJMabryUeo Stantord, a morose war-rett, Jno Pinkerton, Jno Lampley, Geo Ltmsford, Jo Dudes, Cornwall, Ker bey Enochs, Carroll, Fritz Krueger, Wm Ptlueger, eague, ciue muum, Zack Saunders, Mike Wall, Stanley, Hugo Buaas. Ed Anderson, Will Gregg, Taylor Preece, Samuel Buchanan Heiy Hudson, John Dunaho, Lewis Pfluger, Henry Lancaster, Charles Smith, George Turner, William Chappeel, Labenski, Garrett Booth, John Darlington, Thomas Nehriug, William Hall, Eugene Booth, Albert Wilson, A Harris, Tom Sylvester, Smith; William Har-rell, Brazemore, John Hill, Lewis Pfluger, Jack Bohes, Sam Raven, Jo Philips. Jones, Morgan Weils, Au gust Snoonberg, William Spillmnn, Hen- to the city authorities ry Lancaster, Max Schneider, Donald was struck by a hail storm last McKenzie, Patterson, Gus Matthews, week- Tt j8 thought that it was sent to Glenn, Wiley, John Leckman, co() cfr HOme wicked place and struck re- Pink Stanley, A Sandberg, 11 Lroouwin, ijgjou8 Dallas by mistake. Fowler.

Hector, KgerB; The citizens of Timpson are enthusias tic over the prospects of a cotton factory. Various parties are offering lands to the radutinns on the nicrs. calves, colts, sheep, nt ti the brow of the hill south of in the Tehuacana country, in McLen- Taylor, from Messrs. Welch Elliot, and nan county. are going to work at once to erect the The State Medical association meets at necessary fences and buildings thereon, Dallas, on Tuesday, April 27.

The oom- to enable them to hold their first fair and mittee on arrangements have announced sale on the appointed days, viz: April li. 6 oti.1 53. The association looks forward to a programme. tWimr. nnd stock Mini tun i ii from trreat mnnv iuhcbb uh virw, ouu nt, NO I "1 ESTABLISHED 1851.

1 8 1 I Lo-Until Better; 8T.LOUls.MoJouat St. Tho Secular. Old-EatabllEied ImSICIAN 3UESE01! It itill tutting wlththt greatest SKILL SUCCESS YOUNG AGED MEN and all persons who by their ovn acts of Imprudence or Folly at any period of life have brough' upon themselves the evil effects following closely mon the heels of transgression of the lawi of uature, should consult the celebrated Dr. Clarke at once. Kemeniber! Nervous diseases (with or lthout dreams) or debility and loss of nerve power treated scientifically by new methods with never-failing success.

MTU makes nodiff erence hot you have taken orwlio has filed tooure you I3y-The terrible eolsoni of Syphilis and all had blood pod akin diseases completely without mercury. Remember that this on Virrlhie disease, if neglected or Improperly t.eat-i curses the preseut and coming genraUorr rir-All nnnatnral discharges cured promptly bout hindrance to business. No experiments. oth sexes consult confidentially. nnd experience Important.

A written guarantee oV nr given in every cms nndertaken. e-f-fjf nd two stamps for celebrated worki on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Dlseasea You have an exhaustive symptomatology by which to study your own case. Consultation, personally or by letter, free. Offices and parlors private. Medicines sent everywhere secw-e from expo, uro Hours, 8 to Sunday.

to H. Addreen. D. CLARKE, M. 811 LOCUST ST.

LOUIS. MO. should be the aim of everyone in anu about Tnylor, and, in fact, in Williamson county, to further their efforts by every means in their power. PR. J.

A. SHEltMAX IS IN ST. LOUIS Wa dnnht not that many of our readers ,1 i 1 1 Tlv fihavmno. imo rwi oitiaa in i p.Tfls nnve toiii lie nienseu icmii mnw C30 IliailJ uuwuo i "whereased" and on the strike the great rupture m.w that it would appear there are no Knights Bt. omce, prBj.nrou trunr.

TiniiiiiiiM uv inn uiciiivu ot Labor in the state. The Dallas suburban hospital, which is to be used as a pest house, has been com pleted and handed over by the contractors George Lovelace, Willie Brown. August Spooberg, Louis Pfluger, Teasdale, August Weiss, Can Ross, Pearce, Johnson, James Lockwood. 1 allies, A Anderson, Sampson, I ljumpkin, Martin, William Washington, MacK t-v ones. I ritz anker, jo jjyii uvuij Schlittler, Galaway, Atlas Xorwood, Thomas Birdwell.

Thomas Helm, John Steinholm, Krueger, William Butlerrj. We cannot deny that there are cough mixtures which are injurious because they contain opium. But Red Star Cough Cure has no dangerous ingredients. It is prompt, safe and sure; only twenty-nve eents a bottle ANOTHER CIIAItlTAULE IN STITUTION. nnrn.

liis extensive ex leiicii mm derful success during the past thirty years is the best assurance of ability, and without ability those afflicted with confirmed rupture are doomed to endure thetormtnt even unto death. We do not hesit ile to end those who have heretofore failed in BEekini relief to the care of Sherman, fully believing they will realize their desire. nnw If MANAGED TO CATCH THE FEATUItES SO OHKECTLY The Hon. Francis Fitzmahl (a disting- nished amateur)'' Then you don't think my 'Israelites crossing the Red Sea' too nwfnllv sill v. Lady Blanche T.ndv Blanche ''Oh.

dear, no! The way you've caught the various types of the Hebrew features is wonderful simply wonderful. How did you manage it.r The Hon. F. F. "Quite easily.

Got all the money lenders I know to give me sit- Contagious Diseases arc Prevalent all over tlie Mil. mul while I whs in that country I contracted a terrible blood poison, and for two years was under treatment an patient at mmpiwn, not cureU. I suffered the mott anoni.iniz pains in my bones, and was covered wilh Korea all over inv body and liuilis. I nan vertigo ami uwimw. partial loss of sight, seviue pains in my heud and eves, that neiirlv ran me crazy.

I Inst all hope In that country, and sailed lor America, ami wan treated at Itoiisvelt, In this cits as well as by a prominent liUvsii Ian in New York having no connection with the ho ipltalH. I saw tin- advertlMunent of Mvlft Sp.K-illr, and 1 determined to nive Its trial as a luet retort. I had given up all hope of being cured, as 1 had none through the hands of Ihe licet medical meu In Nottinubani and New York. I took isix Ixittles of H. H.

and 1 can sav with great joy tluit tlicy have cured me entirely. 1 am as sound and well as I ever was In my life. b. VUK I) II Al.l New York t'lty, June 1'J, UM'i. 0 Blood AUSTIN IS SELECTED FOlt AX Olt- P1IAXS' HOME FUNDS SOLICITED FOIJ THIS NOHLE AXD XEEDED UNDEKTAK1NG.

Durincr the past year Austin's need of an orphanage has been considered by dif ferent ladies and gentlemen. Jvev. xieury Merz. nnstor of the German Lutheran church of our city, had such an institution included in his Christian mission when he first organized his church work amongst us. The reverend gentleman laid his plan for an.orphans'.home before his ministerial brethren of the Texas Synod.

The plan has received general endorse ment and ENCOUBAOINO PLEDGES Those who have pmnrmt, of 30.000 acres to the fund, and the project is meeting with general approval. Parties in Galveston offer to take $10, 000 stock in a roller flour mill at Coleman. The citizens propose to add another All that is now lacking is the experienced and enterprising miller who is ready to put up $10,000 more in the The Francklvn Land and Cattle com- tinirs. And really the fellows seemed quite pany have contracted to deliver 3,200 cat- flattered, don't you know." tie ones and twos to the Home Land Lady Blanche Really Then do and cattle company. Ihe delivery is to come Up and have breakfast witn us 10- be made at Coolidge, Kansas, and from m0rrow.

Bring your aketch-book, and there they will be driven to the company's stop the day if you care to. Pa's going ranch in Montana. to have an interview with half a dozen now being discussed by the press and Kn We shall ex- Kow, do Ta-ta." pression. pect you. Office of Inteunational 4 Gbeat nohthkbn railboad company, Palestine.

Texas, Feb. 16, 1886, NOT ICR is hereby tfiven that the Regu lar Annual Meeting of the Board Of Di rectors of the International and Great Northern Railroad Company will be held nt the office of the Company, at Palestine, r.bli. in connection with the oltice OI United States senator, the Hon. A. W.

Terrell is eminently the man to succeed Senator Maxey. Under other and more favorable circumstances, it would be safe to say that he is the coming man, and there are many and urgent reasons why he should be the colleague of Senator Coke. In that event, with Coke and Terrell in the senate, Texa would stand out as the i. i I 41. II ablest representa iye sta TfiTfls on MondaT.

Apri Bth, 1886, at 11 And Closes ine anico w.w. n'clock. a. rnirsuant to senate at Washington, wnere ne couiu i-. and au.

Is the life, and he Is wIhs who remember it. but In March of hint year iml) I conliacted bioml poison, and being hi Suvsnnali.tla., at the lime, 1 went into the hospital there for treatment. I siifforeil very much from rheumatism at the same time. I dld'not get ell under tho treat meat there, nor as I cured by anv of the imial means. I have now taken seven bottles of Hwifl's Specific, am sound and well.

It drove the poison out through bolls on the skin. DAN LEA 11 Jersey City. N. August 7, lWo. Two vears ai'o I contracted blood poison.

After taking prescriptions from the best physicians here and at bullae, I concluded to visit llot Mprlngs.and a (l.wtiiP PACIHIl llienil'Ml HIS to try Hwift's Hpeclllc, assuring me that it would benefit me more than Uot Springs. Although the Poison Had produced great hole In mv back and chest and had removed all the hair off my head, yet I liegan to improve in a ween lime, anu uiesor began to heal, and were enUrelv inside of weeks. niuuiu. Porter Union Passenger Depot. Cisco, Texas, July 13, loHo.

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. N. Y. 157 W.

88d St. I Drawer 8, Atlanta, ua. friends to the cause. lend Reagan the benefit of his brain annn assume shape anu Decome a inw. energy, the inter-state commerce bill would siness as may closely observed our social laoric snow How will tne people oi Regular Annual Meeting of theStockhold pursuant to the by-lawa ion oi sucn come before the meet- Notice is also herebv eiven, that the that a large element or strangers aud blind) nnthinkmg prejudice, deprive tnem- th, poor gather our Brtvei he services ot one oi ner most Railroad Company be held Rt the office of the Company, at Palestine, iexBH, Nagadoches Star-Xews.

on Monday, April 6th, 1886, at 12 o'clock, Cnain fnr irnwarnnr is what the people I noon, nnranant to the bv-laws of the Com- have decided. In speaking of the people pRny, for the purpose of electing a Board mefln a maioritv of the qualified OI Director to serve for the enBoing voters. Corsicana Democrat. ft'heat is worth more in Texas than in the western states, because we now have The patriotic and philanthropic mills to grind it and consumers athome. state are now gathering tne thereby Baying long iruusporuiwuu.

Waco Day. The first step in the solution of the labor problem is the observance of law and the rights of others. Until this is taken, the workingmen will have to fight their own battles without the help of public sentiment. Bradstreet'g, which is one of the most accurate journals in the country, says upon our sweets struggling iur uuj bread, without a home, deprived of Christian training and school privileges. The state provides amply for the blind and for its deaf mutes.

The city and county furnish a hospital for the sick poor. An orphanage is needed for the fatherless and neglected children. Let the little folks be cared for; let them come into posses sion of Christian training and liberal eau cation. of nnr -honbeU for a 'veterans' nome. a nooie work! But, many of the honored veterans have helpless little sons and daughters in need of a "home." Shall we not provide a city of refuge for helpless children? The "soldiers' home" is established for a generation only.

The soldiers' claims upon our charity belong to the present age only. The poor orphans fcare always with society, and on the stre ts of the city. For them a pebpetual home is needed. Let us provide a home now, hia aomi-centenmialof Texas, in the city of Austin. There are grandchildren of the Alamo martyrs, of Texas veterans, of soldiers who fell in the late war, pleading for home.

The orphans' home needs a spacioas lot the transaction of such as mav come before the S. H. Smith, Secretary. year, and lor other business meeting. V.

NOTICE, I will sell, by auction, at my place, 2,401 West San Marces street, on tne nrst oat- urday in April, at 11 o'clock, two good work horses, one mare, two cows and calves, two one-horse buggies, one spring wagon and many other things. Eight months credit or discount of VI per cent. for cash down. S. B.

Rezdeb, At certain seasons of the year nearly .1 n.o nnn, K1 flflfl knilThll fit IjHtlrtr OUI BVOrV DBrSUU BllUcrD IAJ a ot 'minont indnstrinl centers tent from impurity of the blood, billions st of the Rockv mountains, out of an ness, tc, etc. This should be remedied Qitfwinn of the I ns soon as discovered, otherwise serious DSlluiaiou nr. th of th whole, ine results may iouow. oiierHinu iui. au order, or over one-sixt highest number ever reported at any previous time, except during the great rail- wiv strike of 1877.

was 17,550, in Decem ber, 1884. The only part of the country now exempt from strikes inclndeg the Abh BiTTKHa" will effectually remove taint of disease and restore you to health. Strike for the cheap boot, and shoes at AS. MABT1M -itti-. ft.