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THE DALLAS HERALD, FRI DA f MORNING. NOVEMBER
1880.
St"
APPRECIATED COMPM.HENTS.
I M PO RTA N T N E W $1
TR3"
FULL AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Good, Medium & First-Class Shoe
For Ladies',
t
tw
r
cull who desire good, serviceable and well-fitting Shoes, at
a
examine
ATTRACTIONS 1 NOVELTIES
In Plan and Itrocado Satin,
la Plain and Urocado Drcssgoods,
In Plaid, Gingham & Percales,
In Plain and Itrocado Silks,
In Colored Cassi mere and Momies,
SILK
And
BL A C K
CLOAKS!
Wo are happy to announce that reccnt'arrlvals by
this department complete in variety and sizes.
(jAirx uuos. & co.
The .n. Hi TeUN Aiiuuiil oulVrc.il J
0f lllo Mrllioilist K. Slim-ill, Koillh.
This august body, composed of about tw
hundred ministers and lay delegates), will
hold iti fourteenth 6fss;on in Dallas, com
mencing Nov. 17th. Judging from tho in
terest taken to entertain the coi.lc-roiice, our
good citizens f illy appreciate tho compliment
of having been chos'n as tho placo for ll.is
convocation, and without r spi el to (-hutch
prediloclionp, will open their home to enter
tain ai d maX? cumlor'.abtc the stay of then
(?ood mifn of lliocliurnh iootir ei:y. WoiiUo
learn tbat the nnnual eoi iV.-n-in- if the
ISoreliern Muthoilibt K Church will hold its
lesion at tho Banie timn in our city. Wo
learn, indirectly, that all the del gate hwn
not, as yet, been provided for, but doubtless
will be in due time.
Conference week U a kiml of b. lidr.v to
theso snrvni.ts of Christ,' and it would not be
all in keeping with the o tnlili.ihed diameter
of our city t ) let tho niinitten and delegate?
go away wilhout having ciijojrd tho occt don
as sueh. No citizen will regret having spent
a few dollars in making comfortable these
mon, who,yoar after year, travel their circuits
and missions, through sur.shitio and storm,
ti preach the gospel and carry consolation to
fallen man. It would bo well for all our bus
iness mon to reui'n.hor that Methodist
preachers are. something noire than "chicken
eaters." Thry aro ol. servant, intiilligont and
appreciative gnntlomen. They are great talk
ers. You cannot keep a Methodist preach
er's mouth shut when ho cots full and be
gins to talk. Their circuits nd missions cm
braeo every precinct of the land. Around
huudreds of lio.irthiton.s that tho now-a
poranevor reach those same, preichets will
I talk of Dallas, and how they ware treated by
our business mon as well as ourohurch mom
bers. For a real onjoyahle companion give
us a well-fed, MetluaVst preacher, whether
he wears a shad-bullied coat or not.
Let all of our citizens, even our noble
young mon, do something to mako theso
con fornces fool that the compliment of 10
lectine Dallas as tho placo for holding their
annual sessions is fudy appreciated bv us.
Bishop Pierce will preside over tho North
Texas conference of thoM. E. Church, Soul) ,
and among othor distinguished visitors Dr.
James B. McKcrrin, of Nashville, and Dr.
Fitzgerald, editor of the Nashville Christian
Advocate, are expoctod.
Hill J RH llCCl.
A Usraid reportor visited tho cotton
yard of the Merchant pros ycatenlny where
he found Colonel Hugh Haitiey and Mr. J.
V. Childro.-s, who havo charge, busily ecgag
1 ed i-i weighing and directing tho handling of
tho staple. Kvery thing was working in a
most svslomntic niniino:; tho yards tuo near
ly filled with bales awaiting to b pressed.
Thcaj gontlenion havo a largo acquaintance
In tliii section and givo universal satisfaction.
Jsvorvbody was as busy ks bees.
Cheap Exciimion Rate.
Iho Missourl, Kansas & Texas railway bus
rrnngod for thesalo ofexcursion tickets on
the B.h instant at all tho principal ticket
offices throughout tho east and north, at one
halfyf the usual rate, for thn aioommoilation
of thoso who desire to visit Texas and Kat.iai.
The tickets are good for forty davf and no
doubt a great many will avail themselves of
the opportunity presented by this liberal
. offer of the road to visit this state.
ThirtyCount Thom-TWrly.
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M TII1H MOIlNISO OAU ED TO
hisses', Children's &
this stock betore purchasing elsewhere.
In ladies'
and
In ladies'
GLOVES.
last, though not least, a splendid stock of
CA8HMERB
OAKS!
Tim lomiiii: ItuciH.
Tho Dallas racis, which begin Tue.-dny the
lfilli i.-stiint and con'imio four day?,
promise to eclipse anything ever before held
in north Texas. The niantemont are milk
ing fxtomive preparations and arc sparing
nothing to nihko the meeting a grar.d sue !!,
and to'lliKiii is dim tlio thank ol all lovers of
racing. 8alurday, tho closing day, there
will be a grand inatii ce. The raco that
promises to exe'te thu iiu pI interest is tho
grand match between llatcholor A Co's.
Maggie May, the great favoi do of north Tex
as, hi .1 Dr. l'hi'.llps' l.ii'y (J tin- pride of
southern Texas, ..(' 1 mile d.ath for flWO a
'Me, v liii h c ni' fl i ft thon.c uul day. Morn"
I'.VUi a dUtulltd lie-a.. to ui.'.W, Mi.'.
the best meets in tho sta.e will bo present to
Content lor tho honors. Twelve head have
arm- il and nre in sta! I'i at tho fair-grounds.
Two more sti lies heard from hnvu liyen
.shipped and three more are exiieeted within
the le xt few ilavs. The nurses nc'rei-ate
If 1,700. The trotting will bo governed by
tlio national rules inoi tho rirming luces by
those of the Capital Joi k. Club. The track
has been placed io excellent Condition and
splendid iiiioting is anlkipated.
The. following is a cir.l from the commit
tee of airangements:
Wo, thn committee of arrangements, do
sire to state t . Uic public O.at tho puuc c f
fond for 8:30 claca of fro: tors is intended
lov roadsters ownrd i:i Dallas cointv, and
lluit tlio entries must doso Saturdav, Nov. lit,
S p in. at thn Mint saloon where tlio secreta
ry will be found.
W. II. Gaston, Treasurer.
Wm. U. Mu.i.Kit.
M i.toit Hauki.kv.
V. W. Ci.KVKi.ANn.Secietarv.
Tho comniitle havo tcUcted Cam itro'wii
loo as etatter in both running and trotting
r tees.
Wniitvit to (Met Ills llmidN on lllm.
Dublin t'ellers, u sable uaa of sonio thrco
score years and ton, came into tlio etty yes
terday morning looking for his fcapegrace of
a son, as ho termed hue, who had suddenly
doiorted tho parental roof through fear of
getting a thrashing from his father, whoso
anger Ho had aroused bv saucing his.molher.
Th old man got a glimpse of his wayward
son on Mam sireot, but ho "tkipped out" to
cyado tho polico his father had set after him.
Tho old man said tbat all he war ted was just
to get his hands ou him and he would teach
him how to talk back to his old mother.
Nu'itcti KiikIiio mill it Trnln 4'olliilr.
Wednesday night ns the switch engino on
ttvi Toxin & Pacific was. following in tho
wake of pa-sengerNo. 1 from the Uni- n de
pot, to tho down town depot, it became un
managahle, and tho engineer being power
lss to reverse tho machine, it dashed into
the rear of thn sleeper. '1 ho only damage
done the sleeper v.-as demolishing its plai
f. rui, but tho.sivilch cnghio hhd its smoke
s'.jek knocked off, its hiadbght broken, and
received oilier light damage.
Divine Ni'i vleea.
This evening at Hie Temple Kiiianu elRuv.
Dr. U. M. llien will hold services. The sub
Joct of his dincourso is Jerusalem, and ho
proposes reviewing tho theory of thn Jows
returning to Palestine Ho will take his tixt
from Psalm cxxx.-vil. The public, irre
poctive of roligbus dcnominaticns, is cor
dially invited to attend.
Wholesalo and retail millinery, cloak,
Julia, humsn hair, fancy good and" aotions.
Beiid for catalogue and fashion plate, to E.
Baumun.JOO, ilm street, Dallai, Texas. '
C2 KT I
Rflcn's wear
most moderate prices, shoul
and children's Plain and
Fancy Hosiery.
In ladies'atid children's Scarlet and
Merino Underwear.
and children's Cloth and
OM).
express
ko our stoc
(i:r & ":17 KUI SI'UHET.
'lite l.lei-Uou llt lurnsi.
As wnl be Ei-eii by the t iblo ii: tliis is m of
the IIkk ai d the returns from tho county ro
not yet all in. The vote, so far as received,
is given. Tho couriers, in their reports of
the county precincts, have tailed to note tho
Vi tc either tor tho ra'i oml or p'h' ticket,
iT:d havo cn!y nettd that east for state sonator
and tho county officers. The voto of tho
four wards in the city, ar.d that of the fair
f,.vtnis, in (ho suburbs, i- given a complete
as it could bo gathered, including tho
national, ftato and county ticket. Davis, for
governor, lead lioln rts ten voles in tho lirft
ward, which polls the lar.;et, vole of any in
tie! city, U'berts' majority in the imir
v l -is, ii iai li: ihe Thir . -ir ,'s. ys; ,-.
The total voto polled by lUnmia.'i, the
greenback candidato for governor, at these
voting places, was ".o votes. Colonel
William ,1. Keller, candidate for re-election
for i onnty commissioner of district No. 1,
received tlio largest vote of nnv candid lc,riin
ning alicml of his (tho democratic) tick t. In
to-morrow V itsuo iho full returns for cvtintv
cllicirs will probably be given.
Illhlo lliief.
Tomllinnwas arrested by City Marshal
Morton i.ud lodged in Ihestalion house yes
terday on t he charge of stealing a hvmn liciik, a
testament ai d biblo from Major I'enu's tent.
Tho stolon property was recovered at Rid
ley's second ban 1 store on Kim street, where
ho had pawned them for a small muouiitoi
money, which he spent in getting drunk as a
"biled owl
l.iulr RcimtlllcrN.
Ladies, you cannot mako fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all tho cos
luetics of France, or bc'i'.utilleis. of Lhn world.
while in poor hotdUi, and nothing will givo
you snon good health, strength and beauty as
Hop liitters. Atrial is certnm proof. Soo
Knottier column.
Hdcii-ied.
Frank Stevens, who was nrretcd and
lodged in tho couoty jail a few days rm.
charged with tho murder of (Joorgo Whip
ple, at Mosquito, an account of which was
poublislied in these columns at the time,
was released josturday on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Niierlul Attention
will bo paid to all customors. All orders by
mail or express promptly tilled and satisfae
tion guaranteed at tho liVidie' now bazaar. E
Uauiiinn, 700 Kim street.
Hie fN lit .Mnokcr' l(eiiliiinrlfra.
Tho splendid stock of lino cigars at tho El
r.spsnol smoking pit lor is repUmished everv
week direct from New Orleans, where thn
best selected leaf is mado up by nativo
Spaniards, lhcso cigars are the best try
IUCIII.
"WINE OF CAnOI.ll" cures irregular,
painful, or dillicull niciMruation.
I ililien.
Mrs. nauiunn bas paid special attention to all
tho principal openings in Now York and
inner eastern cities, alio can design hats and
oonneis io sun mo most fastidious, at E,
liauuian's, 700 Kim street.
Thirty Count Them Thirtw.
I.nillea
Ili-Ol ,., .... . .
i .u unu no irouoie in gei'.ing iiiiea in a
no pair of shoes at Loon Rahn's we have
ihom in all strlcs and last, and fully war
rant every pair custom made shoos sold
oy u.
Bridal suits, nartv suits, nvenino miia h
lavost stock and lowest price, at & Bau-
n.an'a 7 OA .ll
iw ,ua vim.li.
"After t lie Untile."
Editor Dallas Ib-rald. .
Your leading editorial in W-day' edition
entitled "Alter Ihu Bittle" was almost an in
spiration. I have but one suggostiort to add
to it, and that is this : Lt a constitutional
amendment bo adopted exempting the char
a:tor of manufactories, imiiind in yourcd.
torisl.from taxation for a period of Urf ynnra.
I havo, in and out of soason, advocated thi9
measure as cue of vital importance to Texas.
Wo bavo sent from Texas for manufactured
goods in the last five years nearly one hun
dred and eighty millions of dollars. We
have In the last five years raised tnree mil
Mon bales of cotton, worth fifty dollars per
bale, and shipped thirty million of dollars
worth of cat le. Thus this great sum of
one hundred and eighty million of dollars
nas Deen expanded abroad, who i wo should
I'.avo enrich' d ourselves by keepiug it at
homo. An expression from our new legisla
tors n mis su'eiecl would not be i:,omor-
ium lours. S,
Dallas, Nov. 4, m.
.
The flight Thing.
Kditorofthe IHiilaa Uoiaiil.
DoarS'r Although n stranger oorrnvir.v
tnvly in Vi lli- t , 1 v tiii J slate, it will s'iw we
pleasure to Join with a few ctisseii of D.-dla,
or or uio olnle ol Texas, in oiieot two i!:u p-:
will bo one to join 11 tew, or many gentle.
men, and with great ph-n- ure, in ghi.tgn
banquet to V brains that produced the n'lle
leader headed "After the 11 attic," i:i your
paper to day, or 1 will join with others'and
contribute to a fund to iiifu: e its rnproruc
tion in all the leading papers both in this
couutry and Europe.
Most respeo'.fuliy yours,
Stkaxokk at Ukanu-Wixlsuk IIotkl.
Dali.ah, Nov., 4 h.
Jiiat Whnt Is Keiilrv(l.
To the Kdltor of the Herald .
Permit mo as a constant render of your
vaiuaoie paper, and n. i oxnn by adoption.
to thank you for the nrtHe in this morn-'
mg s issuo. The mind that produced lust j
Diuiuiiy- arueio on tno "tarill, ' evidencing
at once penetration, breadth of comprehen
sion anil coinploleno'S of logical detail, adds
to its credit by this morning's views and son
timi'iils. The southern paper that advocates
those things ought to bo in the bands of
evory southern statesman, stato and national,
as wull as in every family in Texts. I hear
that some parties will request the reproduc
tion of the article, and will subscribe liber
ally for its publication in the leading journ
als of thb country. I will cheerfully cub
s.riho my sharp, as such arlio'-s nre worthy
of ovou the London Times, Yours,
C. C.
l w.i.a.s, Toxai, Nov. 4, IiWi.
We HimiK Von.
Kdllor Dully lleruld.
Will you allow n stranger who is, lonip)-
mrily ilcpidiig iith. vnMo thai;k von for
or v-;rv cx--.l!i-t;t arlir'io in this moi- .i-n.'j
Ui:h! ii, " A I' er the Uottle," L-t Tc.xar.s
need f in n counsel and act upon it, and the I
progress ot uieir great statu towards the
high position sliu is destined in ti.no to lill
will bo materially accelerated. L-t Tcxss
lai;o k's interest m politics; h-t ,or go to
work iii.d dw lope hoi- vait resource! let her
get rel of all public nil n who sl.aod in tlio
way cit a belter system ol f,cu seliools ai:d
immigriition, a:id her march toward.-, tlio do
sired goal wiM bo mom rapid. There was a
''in., in our history when the small slate of
Mi.si.irliu-i.-tts in lealiy iule.1 t. o dii,,;,-,
f tlu.c s'.a'e-, and w t" ? -!., !,- b.-i i.
-ii", at an n.rlv day, adopted a Irw. -Im.;1
!s'om arid buill iii-inulaeluri:. il'n.uv i -i 1
us ,; w-iodon nu'.inegs," t., y d d it uVenns -they
knew more than wo did, and ptvlilid
thereby. Why is it that th. usunds ol' imm;'
grarits nvory year pass through Misroun,
''sr-: tl.-..y i.u!d get as good Lou.c; ai.il f;'
less tn. -iiev, and s'.tilo in Kaosas an.l No
hraskii ? bimply becau.-o I huso states have
acted wi.-ehj ai d did v.-Iim th-v could to u,.
ciMiritg" imniigrntion. Lot Ti"xas"go anj do
likewise" Tho most sarguinoTcx.'.n-not even
ev-optingmir friei:.! John II Co. hran-lnu
r.o nh' i of the vast undeveloped rcsouice,
i-t 'f'.-x is. l,-i. 'I e.nir.s, tht-.i " f,o- a while "
"h-t p.di-.i.s l',k" . m-i.f it:-lr" ati.l b -;i 1
.til their ii-lslhwi', to' li,',
buiidir.j; up of Texi and tho development
of her Ivtoi.t resources, aid sin no', o;.!v
'I10.V
but "will" grow in ri'-hc3, grow
iow.r ntej grow iu : ll'jjiicc.
It.
A TJ. V.
Texa,, No
o
in Tonir
'wii.gp.vtta..U lV- :n a 1.
The i,.;
one of Hi
c. care. i anil slronge'l
it
at ,r -
-f i-l-l:e-
lcxalati Milan, Ui-itrd States r-Max.-y,
wo take tlio liberty
lishing intwiihslaiiiieg ihe
l;
marked "pcrmasl aid pr'ate.'1 '1'!,
posit'uoi and views arc loo valu.aliln lo thu
public to bo lost :
1'aius, fov. ,
Mt Drak Sir : I havo just received the
Dallas Imui.u if Sund-v. 1 lake great
plciisiirn in now saying, nlW l-.aviug'read
the editorial on the Tariff, that it exhibits
great thought, research and comprehension.
Comparatively fo public qvakora and
editors havo over studied the suhjeci. It is
quite easy to deal it. glittering generalities
or make a dashing speech or aroclc, nnd few
prelor tho hard labor necessary
to speak or writo for thinkers. Carlisle sas
this ao needs thinkers, and be is about right.
lour analysis and uvcr.hrow of Judge
Kolley points is admirable. I am glad you
have brought the subjjet so prominently 'bo
fore the public.
Tho present tariff prot-cts foreign goods
from ours, whereby, the people pay u iu the
form of prico the difforence between what
wo now got If tho foreign goods wore on
equal terms, "Therefore," says your cor
respondent, B. F. ., "it would bo unjust to
u to reduce tho prosonl tariff to au unfair
revnuo tariff" a comuloto non
soquitur. Tho logical con.lusion
is: lhorefore, as tho government
is not bontlited, and all Interests but yours
injured, and as the duty of tho govcrtnpc.il
is to extend equal and exact ju.f.eo to all,
and not levy a tribute on the many for tho
boneht of tho few, the tariff should bo reduc
ed to a rovetmo point, taxing the competing
articles tlrst so much and no more, as ma be
tucirjust share of revenue for tho support
of the gove.-i.mont. I 1HT(, Iu,vr
believed that a protective tariff was consti
tutional, nnd onen in the eci ato sou-'ht to
prove it, and think I did. Anv tariff, proprio
vigoro, operate ns n protect! in to tho ex
tent of the duty hirf. A revenue tariff d. es
jo operate, lv.it this is simply an incident, not
tho object.' The obj-'ct is revenue, and in lav-
ng Kn onuo lor that, and that onlv. tin. i
itiOKioiitHl protection is ample, and under it
I'1-1"" ' iioi go down. Tho repeal of
.... w..,.. ,. quiiuno is aiiuiidant proof on
thn point. I am truly glad you have raised
ho quostion. It is a great one and ought to
1.11 lllllv I,n4n.il..-J "
v au.ij UUUr.QlUO.I,
1 am v
rery truly gours,
Maisv.
Thniika.
Our incerost thank are due for kindly
nd fully appreciated favor and comment
! ii yuu uosiro iu see iew ana tiegnnt Shoes of Novel De-A J
Remarkably Low Prices. UCvW
ITOTCJ
NTS vt1 s,,w ne""r "'"
N Yj IS I ' s"wa Finer Lot of llnoiaaml
Paw a Nobbier I.lne.
NEVER swMore t'shlnable Styles.
NEVER Heard of Lower Prloes
NEVER y" tnl Farther.
Never can be Better Pleased. Never will have a Better Chance thaj
Leon Kalm's 4
DEAI.KR IX FINK
;OOTS and SHOES
iri8
A
N. It. Can be bent with perfect sa.ety by
DOUGLAS BKOS., MERCH'NT TAILOI
Vv'isli to call attention to their new
in stock
WorNi'l Scuiiiijis,
DiiiLroiiitls
f'Vt isi'h siikS .St'ott'Ji f Iieviols,
Iiiijiorif 1 MtiitingM,
loinrKll' WooleiiN.
I'anls Pattern in Abundant,
The
1-i.usa RU()A1 CLOTHS ami DOESKINS. " The largest stock in if,'
city can also bo found at this house. JL
n'ummin uvrsmTfrv Mil liil'"lli'SleBwWMWMBMWCTiM.MMwMMBBM.W '
on the coiirso of this p:iper and Fomo of ile
recent editorials, from his excellency, Gov
ernor O. M. Koberts, IT. S. tSunnlor S. 15.
jUey. Hon. John D. Ternploton, secretary
oi'snte, and ot!i-T.. Al-'o lor simd'y con
gratulatory coni'ini.i'catioiis for tho laKIVnr-b-'lii
of last Su'idpy, from teveral sub
scribers. Wo have to tender our thsvnks for tho com
plinient of an application to address the
Voting Men's Litorarv Society of this city,
on next !S:m ay evening.
t t'I'Y llTi.
Go to Connor's drug store for mineral
water.
Iliglieut prices paid for pnmo of all kind at
I .rn-ti's.
L. ily.-.-r-s Ci'in.or U-ops tho llnrst fancy
goods iti tho city.
New line of cli. np literature at Mason &
Erb's, 71- Main htreet.
Nothing but seh 't drugs tvrd chemicals at
Co' net's drug i-tore.
. X. Tj, c Hon mar'-.'mg hrtis'ifs fit '.la
son it Erb's, 712 Main street.
Mason & firb will havo a complete stock
of holiiny goods. Dm.'t forgo' it.
Il ivc your medicine prepared at Connor's,
by skillful pharmacists.
Mm. Ja';o Gil;?, 120 H"ss av euo, will
take a few more boarders. Shu has several
u t ily fti-nished rooms to rent.
liny co -ice Pcabury 1!' i, Mochi, Old Gov-
en, Mc nt. ,)i.y.. co:
L.1'. Uiij-h.
20
Klin street.
Just reenvtd, a r.ow lino of young mens'
n.ddiv .-ftiffiSs Sf.-'s -i.'s pock- that?, at Loon
Kr.hn's. tiOl I'i in.
Ii:ih''iblo ink with ;'ar.s pen. portipopaies,
rre-,-l knives', allnim: a!l ,.- f '.'.''-, Ma-
ton OcErb'.-, 712 Main a'.reet.
II you would w'n women war d":i.ir:i 3..
j 11-iity Cob'., prct pawnbroker of Dallas,
i ' a lino scib'.iou of diamonds, al70ailaiu
I -T.,, t.
1'.. o ijhiet and CithJic prayer books,
; 'a autiiul liuiiily bibles, and an elegant na
."en nt of writing desks at .laso:i & Erb's,
12 Main street.
i.sslMi. J.tr: s.;s.
- Go to Leon Kahn's all tho time to pur
base your boots, shoes and hats.
tsomething now at tho 6 and 10c store
o doors wost of the postofllce.
Uor n nice fitting shirt, havo it mado to
v:!or a Clancy's, 7W) Mam street, up stairs.
--iltwo you,- drawers mado to order at
:ncoy's, double lined in tho seat and wnr
Miied not to rip or break.
Strangers from the adjacent cities and
ountry visiting Dallas, should go to the 6
r d 10c store, two doors west of the postofflcc
nd see tho bargains in ovorything.
Old .ludgo Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Jif.ar Factory, G10 Main strcot.
Tj. K, Curtis, watchniakor and jowelor,
f'2 Main elreoU 'Watches and jowolrv re
paired at lowest prices. Give him a call.
Mercedes and Stub cigar at T. L. ilar
salis'. Try thorn.
Atlas Portablo Engino took blue ribbon
)vot twonty-Qvo competitor at Bt, Louil
ymr. 1R79.
Tho only place lo get a fresh ITavana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, CIO
Main street.
Repairs for Atlas Kngino cm bn'hsd o
0.( .Mitchell Co.
Meredith Bros., corner of Sycamore and
Elm streets, havo ono of tho tiicest saloons
in tho city. They keep every thing iu their
line snd of ti e best.
Hector's Viti.l Kostorativo cures nervous
icooiiity. boo lertillcates of same in advor
l. nient in Ktiother column.
W ho is she. A proi.nncnl lady patron
of the stage, known to lis wealthy, is said to
havo it iu hot brain to adviso ovorvonn with
whom she converse to uso "Kvo and Kock"
as a bovernrre, or as a tonic, or a cure for
many of tlio "diseases that Cosh hoir to."
tioit a cold, cough, n'lhmn, broc'nitis, or tho
i consumption. Sho always adds. Jiowovor, be
i "J."' K''4 ' Hn I'eii s-i.ock and Kyo" with
his signature on the lubel. as all othora urn
Imitations. The (juesti in is, does she receive
uuiuiniMiou, or i suo a puuiio Donelactori
n uu is sum
Cheapen Plnee
to nny crockery mid gin wnr at
l.nw'D. tin there aIno nnd price line
".,-. cr, nnu ruiirry ueiore
buy. l,w'a fio Main Mreet.
Thirty Count Them Thirty.
you
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AND BEST MADE
PERFECT GEM !
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ictionary EJoIde
Jiiht the Thinx rnrLHwyers, Dootorn, EJltorsanHu.
cvHrvhriilv uhn nurnmr ovnonf. UJ:
DICTIONARY. PRICE, $2
OH and examine, or send to
MASON & F.KB, 712 Main St., Dally
express,
arrival of Woolens. They haven
a full lino of
f Paint,
SHIELDS
Wholesale and rctn.il
HC-YALf
bsoSutfhr Pure,
j . ,
.Made from Orupe tV'nm Tartai'.-No ff
nrenaration inak. s men li o.i nkv holtinr
vr luxurious pantry. Can ti-eaieti bv Df'.U
lies without Tear or the Ilia rcsiifll'-l
heavv tnill-ri.stll.il. f,.ri,l H.O.l nnlv ill caD.'.tl'.H
ioliii'oe,-ra. H .v.M, Hakiso l'vnKnN.'-)j ie
ftosenfleld & Bond'it
U HEAT I
Woipioto lor the nrxl ten days tho folio"!
K""n .itis.1. reqinvpu:
Finn fresh Dried llt-oi, it l.-,e )ier lb.
Holloed Uenii-g, at HI .11) per k-g.
Ueiniino nwidn i.lie. w, m j,;c per ib.
IjImlM-liior l heeso, Bt -Jee.
Smoked Hilihut, at See.
IIouc1ji.h Codliab, nt inc.
Craaherriea, at l3 per can.
Salad Drras t-(t, at line per Pottle.
'ri.lll l.pr'rt An.iarumiD ,i f.i.n .,. I,T.
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CiiHUine La., ttiisue House Svrup.sl
No. 1 m Mackeml, lit P.'Sc per piece.
Kreah ('mi (Joial i ol nil dseripih n'.
II -W.4i.fHld Hollo,,,.,, I I,.,,.,., ..,,,1 ,,flllfritf
KOSKNKillLl'
KI'Kt IA1, NOIK'KN,
WSTOf:RIH)I.I)I.-I!i MI.-l.TINd.-OSl'
of the Chlonuo, Texas 4 Mexionn CentrntKhS
way company, DnlUa, Tox 8fPt.21,lS,'
order of the Biard of Directors of thelalraiV-,
Texas it Jlexlcan Central Hallway v6
pny notice 1b horehy plvon tonll stoeVliol,t
of slid company to attend a regular nvJX
meeUni! of wild stockholders to be lJi'W V
oinecortho eonipHty In the city of I'1 1
state of Texas, on the 1st day of Nivcinh y
Isso.ror the purpose of euacling nud mloi11 I
by-laws for said company; and piirsusn1 I
tlio ordurof said Hoiud of Din ctortt nut" i
alao Klven to fald stockholders to alW-V
m.etlniTof thcftoel.liolders of mid cororr
to ho held at tlieoenipiipy'sofflre, In Hi' 11
of D.llia, stale ef Tex-.s, en the "7lh l,nJ'
Novemtier, 18m), for the pnrpnrc of remit"
liiB and siinctlonlnu the hoiTOWlnir ofniD"'
not to excee.1 twenty thousand dollars on
mile of suld railroad by said company. W
secured by the bunds of the Jnmpiiny. Bi,
tru tdeed cpon Its niopii ty mid rraie'ln1'
forma thervor being on llleiti the otPoe"!1
oonipauy, DANJ1X It HA 1;'",
A. F. BKNHKTT, Beo'y. freaW1,
R. H. Chilton, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURISl
& i Window Gli I
YOra0'i II
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I Picture!. 14
Buy tho Hunstabln boot. VLt
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No. 406 Main St.,
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