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THE DALLAS HERALD, TUESDAY MOHNING, APRIL 4, 1882.
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THE DALLAS. DAILY HERALD.
PFOUTS. ELLIOTT i HALL.
Kal.ircd t the p.)tnir t palla. a 8econd
UkH niau matter.
TARM, EANCHCCOAMSD COFFER LANDS.
0r one mllliou acres In lots awl tracts of different
lie, In Youui', Palo Pinto, Eattaun, Callahan,
Bhack.lford, l'hrockiuorttra, Haskell, Btuoewi.ll,
ling, Knox, Baylor, AmW, Clay and Hm
tame C'unui-a, for sals by E. 8. Graham, Graham,
nu'DulT ttax ""a ""at""-
Aji
VOTE CAItEFl'IXY.
FLASHES FROM AFAR.
Continued from Klmt l'sgn.
"Kleklun"
Huston, April 3. The Transcript in Its
To-day will occur In this city one ot the i
most important elections we have had fori
yean past. The improvement of the town, ,
tint iniikiiiir of Dallas, reallv lmnirs in the'
balances, ami therefore the question More j financial article has the followluR: If the
un are of no ordinary character. The xlmi-' acheiuo now being generally agitated In
Al.li has most persistently limed the im- influential Imnkiiin and politicul
orovLMneiit ol the citv ami the inuuuuratiou circles in New York obtains
of measures looking to the making '
even a lair prospect ot ulliiuute
process, it will have a most importunt elici t
upon business and speculation in this
country. It in proposed to replace the out -stiiuilins;
(,'OvernniHiil 3 J per cent. bonds
which tiro now payable, lit the option of the
government with tin issue of $i,0ou,oii of
lei'iil tender notes, bearing 2 per cent.
Interest per milium, which the national
bunks nmy uount among their assets as a
l.ri.l i-..,rv.. Tl, i ., i l.i , n m, I 1 1 I,. .
y the one ijueatlnn of all others which j ,,! We bavo reason to believe that Una
interested us of Dalian. lhe li:ii.w,i plan is not only being worked up in New
. . , . ......i ! Vi.rlr mill lt,,,t,i,i L.I I. Iu,r..n. ...I.l... .1.
tried on every occasion 10 arouse semi-; ........ .
Dullas among tho most attractive
of soutliwmtcru towns, but o far nothing
his been done. In I'liiladc Iphla, Chicago,
rill .St. Louis, and perhaps other cities, the
I '..; r . 1 , l.i.a i.eixi.
HUOII Ol HITCI'l. iir.,, i .i.- -
d for a time past the most conspicuous
co in public agitation, and has been
ThliTipiii tin, ....
ttlcvmiin
-2rt i't'luvrt.
it on the subject and secure, H poshi
the piis.suge of ordinances ealcu-
1 to benefit the citizens uuil
i us reputation throughout the -slate,
A T) 7 TATT "V f"V W'U'outl''!CL U is hinguliir, indeed,
JTi lv I LJ IV I 11 V-'V greutur strides have been made in
iViiP tn sVlfiW VOll 1)V ll",l("-tl1'"' wu '"lV0 witnessed. We
aiJic to biiow yuu uy ns),(Mi (1(irin(? lho lm)llllll) f JlimmrVi
nf Q 15 T TSJ mrl truary ami a part of .Marcli how sadly
Ul Ol 1YA1VJ aim r)m, atrci,t ,lllir()Vm,.IltH. Tho rains
t prevailed iluring lho period wo
o niontioned tiiiulo of our thorough
s loblollies of mud. They
(ani nearly impassable to yehicles
rC any kind, and tho crossings
werohutas quagmires through which pe
destrians had to wade and Humidor as best
they could. Tho whole cily, u sea of slush,
was an eye-sore to citizens and a thorough
disgust to strangers. There is no way of
estimating what tho condition of our
stroots during the pearly part of lho year
cost Dallas, hut there is no doubt that It
runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars,
l'.vcry prospector who alopped here Junk
ing for a location went elsewhere,
for ho could not stomach our streets and
crossings, and we cannot blaine him. They
lost us immigration mid they lost us trade,
hut the present city council, as it whole,
seems to bo blind or Indifferent to these
facts. To-day wo will secure certainly
threo and perhaps four new aldermen, and
in each ward the voters can find
a candidate who is progressive
who has liberal and advanted
iVrK A"l4 AI'TMOItl'.KII TO ANNOWNl'K
W JAMliH M0110NKY as a Canillihito for At
tUirmHii ol the twcouil WnriL Kloeilnii April jlli.
WUvm;m3vil 'SMavd.
XiTK ARK AtlTllOKlZKIITl) ANNDIIMJKi;
VV F. OAKTKIt, llenioeralle iioiiilnoe, in n
f anillilute for Alderman of the Third Ward.
WK AUK AUTIKIUI.KII to AKMiiiet;r.
tlionaiiHuirKOIIKRTIHlpKN.KS an hide-
peinluiit Cmi'llilivle n,r Aiiierinini 01 ine iiiini
Waril;Kleettoii A prll Illi, ,
&tdcvmim4tix T'c'litvd.
W. KKI.I.KK, lleiniH'riitle unniluee, as a
nnillilnte for Alderman ill lho Fourth Ward.
AUK AtlTllOKl.Kli Til ANNOIINCK W
U F, COTTMAN asa illlzeu's eaiidlilalo for
Alderuiau of the Fourth Ward. Kleclloii, April
4th.
W E AKF. At'T iillltiZKPTl) ANNOPNl'l! I)R.
K. M . Tllil.M AN nsa (anlilalu for re-elei-Uon
to the ollleo nf Ciiiiiieiliiiini, nl lhe ensuing
April election, from Hie Fourth Ward
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1002.
NPKCIAL WKATHKK HWOHT.
Report nf ohservatloiia tnken at Dallas, Moil
day, April:), Issi, ut r, p. m.
"Max. Tom "I Mlih Tem. " Itiilhlall. Wind. "
Hi' 11 it ' None. " H. W."
Oliierved at 5 p. hi.
IU a Col.l inh,
iM.server.
Votk for those candidates lor aldermen
who will try to get J'ullas out of the mire.
To-liAVisft Waterloo lor Homebody, ud
wo trust for all who cannot appreciate
progrcssivencss.
It is reported that our widower president
is the recipient ol more dainties from the
ladles than any other man In the land.
Til K future of Dallas is in great measure
frt the balances today, Iherelore support
the live, wide-awake men who nru running
for ollleo.
Til it sltiialinii grows more serious in
southern Louisiana, and It looks as If a
largo sectlon'was In bo ontirelv shut off
from succor.
Mini vs. street improvements is the
causo up for adjudication to-day, and the
voters of Dallas are the court and jury, so
fellow-ctliiens, he wise and he determined
It lb sahl that nearly UtO.lMI acres of
rotlon liinils are under water in the Missis
sippi, valley, ami It is supposed that this
will materially a Meet the cotton crop of next
season.
TitKita is actually a number of republican
Journals advocating IIki II vniusnN, of In
dianft, for tho presidency. All Hint has
ovor been observed of a distinguished char
acter In Hknjamin is the fact (hat hclsOi.n
TtrrKcAxoK's son.
a
Tu k extortion, or moro properly robbciy,
practiced by the Niagara huckmen, is pro
verbial, hut heretofore It lias been Impossi
ble to reach the exact sum of their villain
l(xi Oneof them died lho other day, how
over, ami his estate, exclusive of what he
had "blown In," netted tho neat littlo sum
ol KW.
At the request of our government Da.
Lamson, eonvlcled And under sentenco of
death In London for poisoning, lias been
respited until tho 18lh Inst, lie will hi all
probability hang, however. There Is a
foolish sentiment here demanding his par
don but It (a not likely to produce any re
sult. Viiina and Japan In the west, and Hussla
anil Germany In (he east, are on the ipil
vivo of war. In the meant line, the l' lilted
PUles looks calmly on, and la ready to
derive any pecuniary advautago that may
present Itself In the complications. It la a
glorious thing to bo tho fast frjend of all
nations.
Vk are under obligations lollo. Dwin
' B. Ciil.nitRsoN, member of congress from
tho second district, for a copy of tho re
marks lutunltted by him In the admlaalon
of a new member of congress Irom Nebras
ka. It It an able paper, replete with log
ical conclusion! ami unanswerable argu
menta, based on the law and tho precedent.
Oua dispatches this nuunlng Inform na of
the death, lit Lima, Peru, on the 27th,
Of liRNKNAL MTII'HXJI A. Ill ai.Sl T, OUT
minister to I'cru. This gentleman lias
lately given rise to much newspaper coin
tntnt, and has been tha itibjeet of very
severe criticism, but he was withal a dis
tinguished soldier and wa recommended
to Ma. ItAvnaaa skillful diplomatist be
fore hli appointment. It was a native of
Indiana, and with 0ait KnrAtairt
played Hie pmrnlnent part In our Booth
. American diplomatic Imbroglio. With the
death of KaPATaicK and IIiiaiaiT, the
chief acton In the South American dis
turbance have disappeared, and humanity
deaiands that we ihould drop the curtain
of crltL lm lu their acta. "
r-'orth Carolina ArTalre,
New York, April .'!. The Times special
from llaleigh, North Carolina, says: The
republican state committee has .been called
to meef in this citv on the lSih inst. The
committee will issue a call for a convention
to meet early in July. Candidates for su
preme court judges and for congressmen at
largo, will he nominated. It has been
determined to make a vigorous and sys
tematic light to carry the majority of the
popular votownl to elect a majority of the
legislature. Immediate steps will be taken
tu establish a republican newspaper at the
capital ot the state.
1,'Ai.Kioii, N. ('., April X Hx-(iovcmor
V. W. Iliililen was on Sunday morning
Attacked with paralysis. The attack is
thought to he slight, and ho is much im
proved to day, but other attacks are
feared.
New Vork Sun k Market.
Naiv Yoiik, April .'I. Tho slock market
opened 2 per ecu:, higher thnn Saturday's
closing prices for Oregon navigation, higher
for Oregon and Trans-continental, 2t lower
for Lake Shore, and irregular for tho re
mainder of the list. In tho early dealings
a decline nf to was recorded," 1" which
Heading, Northern I'acilic preferred, Now
York Central, Denver A l!io liralide, Wa
bash preferred, .Michigan Central and Luke
Shore were prominent. This was followed
by a general recovery of t to 1J, the latter
leading, but at II o'clock another decline
of I to ii took place, Western Tnion mid
Northern I'acilic preferred leading therein.
tiaine.
Nashville. April .'(. A dispatch from
-uurireesooro says: i nomas Aicr.wen, a
views as to the correct policy which should i tc-mi neputy shorn!, started to arrest
lu. .l.....l l. !.. ..1.,.lnUtrti.'.n ,,f i ! '-r"ei uiomp.on. wiio last year shot an
south of Fort Worth), leav.ng twenty-four
C'l) miles to lay to reach a connection with
the International railroad at Tavlor, in
Williamson county. This twenty-tour (24)
miles of track will he laid in the present
mouth of April, and the force be at once
taken to Laredo, on the Kio Orande, and
crossed over into Mexico to lay track on
the Mexican, Oriental it International rail
road to the iiy of Mexico.
The distance from Laredo to the city of
Mexico is about seven hundred (700) miles,
and the road is to be finished as last as men
and money can do it.
On account of the serious and protracted
illness of his wife, Cantain Johnson has
been detained nt his home in this city for
the past three weeks, and unless her heiilth
speedily improves be will be compelled to
resign nis present important position and
remain permanently in Dallas.
MACHINERY!
MITCHELL 4 SCRUGGS, DALLAS, TEXAS. '
Hardware
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
Hardware
-Weather
the
HIIKUMAN.
Correspondence of the Herald.
SiinitM.iN, March .",1, ls2.
windy and dusty.
The district court is busy callini
criminal eases 10 oe moil nils week.
Jo-day is est ray day, mid tho auctioneers
are doing a lively business.
The city election comes oil' hero to-nior-row.
There aro eight candidates for city
marshal, seven white and one black.
Hugh Kirkpatriek, a wealthy farniir
near Ibis place, who fell from his horse near
KuntticKvtown a lew davs inro. and was
seriously if not fatally injured, was yester
day evening brought in on tho west-baund
train.
0"rf'l!t IO ,:VUM,llv, o lOiiii im-rateil. Send for Catatoxuca and Price,
Mniitifiictiiriii!; Jewelers and Practical Watchmakers. '
0x4 main htheet, daijIjab, Texas,
THE LEADING .
JEWELRY HOUSE
OF TEXAS.
The Kinliieiil I'liysleimi, J. Marlon Sims, l.
if., .ipw lorai
"1 am convinced that l'rof. Darby's
prophylactic tluid is n most valuable dis
infectant." For small-pox and other contagious dis
eases use Darby's prophylactic lluid. Per
sons waiting on tho sick should use it freely.
It will prevent mnall-pox, scarlet fever,
diphtheria or any contagious diseaoi from
spreading, and lhe worst cases will yield to
its purifying and cleansing effects.
And the place to find all
the latent novelties in lho
Jewelry lino.
RAILROAD
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
4
SPECTACLES,
OUR
SPECIALTIES.
affairs of lho city; and every
worthy of consideration, every hope for the
future of Dallas, depends upon the selec
tion of such aldermen. The days of
antediluvian ideas have passed and
all who belong lo such school, how
ever upright and honest and conscientious,
must bo relegated to private life,
for they are hindrances to the prosperity of
a city, dead weights paralyzing every,
hope of development, every prospect ot ad
vancement, every thought of progressive.
ncsv Dallas cannot all'onl lo remain in tho
mud. She cannot stand still. She must
go forward or retrograde, and without pub
lic spirit, without enterprise on tho part
of her city government, without
liberality and lhe disposition to profit by
tho advantages, natural and neipiired, of
which our city can boast, in the adminis
tration of her affairs, she must retrograde.
The people who pay the taxes want street
Improvement, and they are tired even to
disgust of the twaddle nlioiit the style
of ccomnny which has clniracter-
l.cd tho present administration.
Tho people pay the taes and they want to
see something for which their money is
spent. They do not see it in the little
scratching hero and there that is given first
one street and then ani thcr, nor lu the
patching of bridges and make shift sewers
and gutters, which keeps the city engineer
busy, Micro la un griimhliiigabout taxation
if the money Is not squandered, for it does
not mutter how much lho citizen pays lu
taxes fhe gets value received for It, but if
he does not get value received, as in
the cae now, under the present regime
it Ii extortion to require Ii 1 111 to pay a cent
Vote for the men of liberal and advanced
views. Vole for tho men who will sit down
on M manner of old-litjjyism. Vote
. . . . . .
ior inn men who want to see
Dallas become a great cily and
who give their best ell'orts, who will
strive diligently, intelligently and persist-
0 illy toward lhe development of the city's
resources. Vole for the iiu'ii"wNo will do
1 miething toward the improve nent of our
at reel 9, who will take some steps toward
sewerage. Vote for lhe men who will try
lo make of Dallas soniethlmg more
than a country village. Vote
for (he men who will do these
things, and you will have done the best
day's work you ever did lor Dallas. The
11kkw.ii Is glad to note that nothing of a
disquieting nature has happened so far in
the canvass, and trusts that such maybe
lhe case throughout the day to dav. There
seems to be a deep Interest Mi by every
class or Clintons, which we are glad to see,
for It augurs a selection ol the best men
without regard to politics, which cuts but
little tlgiirv in our municipal elections.
) o!l'.i'..r i?t Shel l.l-vill.. u hi !,.,,, Ii, !,.. n.
Interest 1 rested for horse stealing. Thompson was
toimd in bed. While the deputy was rend
ing the warrant Thompson shot him with a
pistol which be drew from under his pillow,
the bullet indicting a wound which will
probably prove fatal. The wounded man
returned the tire, kiilimr Tlioiunsoii in
stantly.
Italber Mlseil.
I'l iTsnr i:; , V-.v., April I luconseiiueuce
of lho advance of two per cent, on the oriel.
mil sum, the Halifax, North Carolina,
county court, on Saturday, refused lo con-
hrm the sale o' Weldon, North Carolina
water power made some time ago to It. It,
I'eehles, of Northampton, for 17,,'imi. The
property will be resold on the lirst of next
month. A number of northern capitalists
aro negotiating for tin) purchase ol the
properly, which is the must valuable of its
kind in the south,
lllnellitrged, ,
Hr. Lot is, April ,'l.taroii lioderiek Von
ltcclitclsehien, ex-Ailstrian consul, in this
city, who was charged with embezzlement,
in criminal court to-day was discharged on a
plea raised by his counsel that
the court has not jurisdiction
and that the utlciisc only came within the
scope of the authority of the I'tiiled States
courts. The baron, it is alleged, defrauded
several Austrian subjects of money they
had intrusted to him.
A ltl.lt l.imd.
Ciiattanooua, Tins., April 3. Tho
Cranberry Iron company luivo discovered
on their properly in Mitchell county, North
Carolina, two veins of the Ii nest magnetic
ore, 000 of eighteen feet nnd tho other
thiily lour feet. They had tunneled
through the vein in building the railroad.
There is much rejoicing among iron men
here as, it insures to Chattanooga mineral
districts 1111 abundant supply of steel uink
ing ore.
Change of Time.
The following changes have been made in
the schedule timo of the Missouri I'acilic:
The express train leaves at J:IVJ a. ni j
mixed train at 10:15 a. m. The train from
Denton arrives nt 5 o'clock? . ni., and the
St. Louis train at the sumo old timo, .V5
p. 111.
Mr. John D. Hrnthers, of rortsmouth, 0.,
wnies: 1 wo years ago I sutlered Irom a
severe attack of malarial fever; 1 was
brought very low to death's door; I had
never fully recovered, and was often dis
tressed with biliousness, headache, sinkii'g
cuius, mgiii sweats, uuliuestion and naintul
urination. About three months ago 1 no
ticed an advertisement of ltrown's iron bit
ters in a t incinnati paper, ! roni tho lirst
it seemed to bo just tho medicine 1 bad
long needed. 1 am now just as strong and
nearly as a duck, aim weign nearly one-
half again as much as I did three months
ago."
. . ,.
Sumcbody who's been here, lugubriously
remarks: "it isn't Haltering to a man to
tie summoned 111 a breach ol promise as an
rjpen .
Fill urea,
Nmv YoiiK, April 2. -The post's cotton
report says: Fiilure deliveries at the lirst
call sold at a decline of :'-liXi at noon, May
June hud lost other 2 to ,'l bHI; .luly-Ort'o.
her, 8 to nloo. Aft or slight lluctuation
the demand increased, and there was 11 re
action of, 1 lo tllnil, so that at the third call
April brought 12; Mav 12.2."; June, 2 21;
July, 12.10; August, l.'.ol; September, 12.11;
October, Il.:i2; December, 1 1., 'IS.
Ik soma sections the American land
league is demanding the recall of MiMsti a
l.nw ai l because of his alleged refusal lo
ask for the release of Americans imprisoned
III L'uglnnd and Ireland, The minister
very property staled that ho could not with
reason demand the discharge of Americans
who had violated the local statutes nf Croat
Urilaln, and these criticisms upon bis con
duct In the premise aro limply absurd.
A good lesson has been taught the average
American who Imagines lie can carry his
freedom anil Impudence with him around
the world.
Is Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, the question
of opening tin pUcca nf business on Hun
day li being agitated. An international
Sabbath conference -was held there r.
cently, at which a number of addressee were
made advocating the entire cassation of
labor on Bamlay. Hl extremely difficult.
It tcemt, lor number of our America cltl
uni to get tit old Puritan Idea of Bunilai
out of their heads. If it becomes neceatary
for people to work on Sunday, ot If It Kent-
(iu ti,. rwr!.tn!iiiR for lutmiruk do,
they wlllf.. ,.,- ,.onabl ratea. The table
the eoaUupplird with the beet that horn ami
.,. jga niaueta auoru. riau, irru uow
practicar,llf trrrf j,,, Mnner and itirpet
ei maoe a specially. 1 1
A INiiialellatloa nf Blare.
It Is a verity that there nre now at Thonip.
son's theatre a constellation of stars. Tho
talent, genius and beauty of the variety
stage are gathered there, and each night
entertain marvelously well all those who
attend the theatre. Last night the house
was erowdrd, and the performance was
well worthy of it. Messrs. Hilly and War
ren Murphy, hanjoisls. stand without rivals
on this lavorito Instrument of old Joe
Sweeny. The grace and skill with which
they plav the most dinicull airs Is a wonder
to all. Miss Jessie Forrester is, indeed, a
can trainee, and the sweetness, Ilex
Utility, timbre and culture of her voice
make her Indeed a Ivrio artist nf pro-eminent
distinction. ,.r reputation through
out the eastern cities, where tho best musi
cal critics reside, Is one In reality enviable.
Messrs. Johnson (twain, in their negro
comicalities, are Irresistible, Miss fclnta
Johnson, with her eet iucd soprano
voice nnd charming naivete, Miss Annie
.V"-. np " '" r eoaraeier elianges, and
Hilly Deveme ami Lottie Ward, In , their
graoskd rloa dunces slid p..,,ns In ,e
llstic art, each are excellent In tltr. extreme,
and as a whole go in make one f tho very
best variety entertainments titer seen or
earn in lianas,
I'eaarh at thefiynagofiie.
Yesterday at Temple Kmanu-F.l. tho IV
such services were had under the mliitstra
turn of the eloquent and much beloved
Kabbi, l!ev.)lr. MitiM. The aervlc wot
liegim by onmelweniv Hula !.!. .,,.!
many litUe boys, singing the opening hvmn
at Hie altar. Alter this the efiolr rendered
onii-nroeionsaaereii air Willi organ ar
eumoanlment. The lUbhl was especially
ImpreMlve and fidlriinii in hi niu.uii.,n
in this the Jewish n asi of redemption, nr of
.1. ..minim nreau, a aim mat of universal
liberty. Mr Hchuhl trileulrl .
trlojie In his nentlinrnl. and expression as
10 me great civil and religious liberty en
Joyed by all people In tiita glorloiis coun
try where no (sntitiu or persecution can
iur utiv nvnmi oniaili,
low many persons art ui In tut tnorn
I without an appetite, having bitter
Tha Hlesoari paeMe tUUrw Bate at .
Front Captain W. it. Johnson, engine
1 fAtX l eonrtrnlon on Ihla road,
1. that up to data there baa been
nv.11) mile of track llald -oath of
,'n;','0h ,l tighty-elght (. mile
win ' '
buy
filiate;
;in s&sm'trjm
fSp,. THECREAT Mltf
rmmm.
RHEUMATISM,
r
Nauralaia. Scictica. Lumbcao.
Backache, Soreness of tho Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Cenoral Bodily s
Fains,
Tooth, Ear and Hoadacho, Frosted
Feat and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
N.i Prf,Mil..n 11, estth equal St. Jw, Oil
a. a i,V, mirr, ini;.(r ami rhrtip F.l,-riml
I! 111-.lv A I111I mlalh but th c..iiuratlr.ljr
liiSinj ..ntuy ,.ff,) ivala, ami nerruni iuII.tIi
nli I'sluiaii liatu rtirap and luillvo pruut of lu
U'i,ui.
1'imiloni In Klarni ljntiicr.
BOLD BT ALL DRU0OI8T8 AND DEAIEES
IN MrciOINE.
A. VOGELER & CO.,
flrl,nrr. M.( . r.B.A
GARTEffS
SITTIE
m
HIRE
P'rk IToailvhn tv n-llnre all the tmuNe lnc.
1 it Pia tllUiusrUlrtrf tliervsteni, such as Du
t :! , N uiar:i, nmwuliirrs. Dirlrco flir ratlin;,
1, I uh:iHh1 A Va.lo their mootreiuark.
a. kieucirt l.ua ti-vuilt j,vu la caring
f" '
Tt,-vlni-lyrartrr'Tllttp1.1vrrril,ir(,ninillv
t.iliml.lA in Coiifilpiilnii, einhiK and pruvmtln't
ni". in r nimn,ii, wnno wy aim remit
m ,,,i.ni.'ri, , 1 i.in piuiuacn, eutmi
ud rvciOa Ilia loncU,
etltnulata Din llv.
Uvea It IU17 ouly curvit
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Arh tSey wnnld be almost prMee f o those who
afler turn Ihla dlMrwlng complaint t bin (on a.
Balrly their RooilnrM ilori not end hf re, ami those
ho once try thrm wiU Hint the Imkt pill. vnia.
aN In m man aya that they will not be wlulnc
to to without Ukui. Ilat otter all tick head
ACHE
i,'!?!!'!? r"T B horele whow
SSSinfl? uwku
Lltll. Lint Ml. ore very enuHttnd
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Dm Yarh (Z
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wavt tfwiws AM
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Silverware, Clocks,
CANES,
ancy Goods,
Etc., Etc.
Solo -.gcxxtm
IN DALLAS
rOKTHS
Medicated Spoctaclti
AND
Eye Glasses,
-Write to us and your orders will receive prompt and faithful attention -a
i"bll KWEPFIiY tfe SOW.
rOUNDEO 1323.
E. JACCARD JEWELRY CO.
FIFTH AND OLIVE STREETS,
ST. LOTJIS.
Silversmiths. Jewelers,
Diamond Dealers,
Watch. Importers,
etc.
Sprciul attention is requested to the Solid Silverware made by
tiiia Kmiup U ias stood tho test for moro than a quarter of a
rentury. Kveryono in w ant of Silver Sjioous, should send to us
for illustrations and tiricrs.
E. Jaeeard Jewelry Co
FIFTH A OLIVE KTS
, ,, . ;: ,. v.. , . 1 , VA"" " H1"" " '" '"' pracllre, mill 111 an cxpi r vine nf
luriVr, Moil IK ? VI 11 , 'r v" n''1-f;"'"'! 'i)lhl"K 1" !ii' Hie rusulla Hull till. II until'
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l in .1 , . 1 .. J ;'"1' """ l"'"'!'" remedy, hu. In inv li .u.ls. mmle m,mi ..n.li ilul rim
J,i f. r..,,',..,li- l! " ""r J""" eiuna-nl phyl, laim. hate yli l.leil to llilmrmilaml InwmpaN
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St. I hi -W. Miv. N.iv. ir.ni. .' ' 3101 Wai.li Avenue.
ST I.OITTS
fA rnmhlnallonof Pro.
toxiilrof iron, JVrii Won
liarkniul I'huapharunin
a imtntalila fnrm. Th
oniif prriMtratinti nfitim
I Hint will nnt Win A.11 (A
I f'ri, tin clnirrtvriiitif of
nthrr iron fO'i;mriiflona,
Jltlirrn rnln rtnthr bliml .'
nntttrttlhrnlthfultmtrtn
th rtliji'fitlv aryttii and
nrrrnun ttiintrm, mnklnn
it nptiUeahlr to Ornrral
Drbiiitll.
titf, I'rostrntinn of Vitttt
4fCTUREDByTHeDR. HARTE MEDICINE CO., 213 N, MAIN ST., SI. LOUIS.
an
Jl'I.H S K.l I'FM.W,
Austrliin Consul.
JIM IS 111 XGE,
Ucrman CousuL
KAUFFMAN & KTJNGE,
KSTABLIS1IED 1M0.)-
(.ALA ESTON, TISZK.,
Cotton Eactors and Enyers
Importers of Coffee and Liquors, Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Amenta ol llio North (ici nimi Idnvil'H Sloiiinsliip Linen lo New Vurk, Kiillliniire,
Xew Oili-iins noil fiulvoutnn. fr!)
DOUGLAS BEOS.,
MEECHAIT TAILOESI
Latest Styles in Imported Woolens. Largest Assortment
in Dallas. First-elites Work Guaranteed.
6o; MAIN STREET, DALLAS, TEX.
;?imxx$cmcnts.
Craddock's Opera House.
BLIlTTOI!
Itenonued Throuuliout the World a
The Musical Phenomenon !
ll.l. U1VR TIIKKI (3)'COX('MT
FriduA'Sritu relay
MATINEESATURDAY AT 2 P. M,
Ailmlaslnn 50 ami 7.1 eeiit. AilinlKnlon to
Matinee .m eeiils; eliililreii liinler 13 yearsof o,
M,eeuta. KeNorve.l tfiia tt.iur ..id ,ii.....t
extra ehrK, at William, Totllvci Walker'
oriiu store.
THOMPSON'S THEATRE
SUNDAY. APRll. 4.
Hirst appearance of Mis JK88n? FORRESTER.
rim appearance of three VICRPHV BROTH-
jvno, iriiiv iiaujii aruaia.
J0HK8T0N and 8WA1N, commedlan.
Mls ANNIR MVINfibTONK, chanw artist.
SEVERN and WARD, e1o( daucera.
Mis 8KLM A JOHNSON, lerio eoinlo.
Mis KDITIt IRVINO, ballaillit
OlFTha MrltniinM will miwIiJ. ..l.i.
n.niaiitle drama.
CARNEGIE fc WOOD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMD DKiltM IM
PROVISIONS, 6 RAIN AND WESTERN
VMOO U OJB.
IKDULLT.
401 Xim Mirt, SallM,TM
J.W.WEBB
.ii-:a'i:iki,
UAS OS IIANllllI LA 110 EST ASSOHTMEST or
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
In the 8tate. The followliiR well known manu
facturers are represented la tills iliH'lii
HERC. HOnSAH MEDICATED 8PECTACLE8.
nnm kino'3 combination specta
cles. ARUNDEL TINTED. BPEN
CER'8 DIAMOND. SPENCER'S CEL
LULOID, BURBANK'S 8ELF
ADJUSTINO. The Celebrated WEBB SPECTACLES
Are said by experts to he tho finest msile, sni
the Peblile l.ennc cut from Btone. He keeps all
the above Spectacles anil Eye lilasse In
Gold, Silver and Steel Frames.
HavliiK iH.rfeeted system for aUnlltiff le""
to the enes. nartlct ioiiil.li, In call III H er.cn
will be fiiriiUlu'.l Uic system on application 1T
potal, and by its use they can determine tot
themselves the exact number of specuu'lo n
I'llri'd to cornrt the error lu their slKhL
Padgitt Bros.,
Whole isle Job-',
bers lu
SADDLERY
SAPDtiKRV
UARIlWARK,
SHOE
F1ND1N6S 1
leather. Collars,
Itaddl Trees, Eto
711 H4.717 ud 719 Mali 8u Doll Ti,
fte In th month, and feeling weak and
bllltated. AU the need Carter'! Urn
bra
liar.