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TilE DALLAS UEI,MJ ,Ti ESuAV i , A Fit I L 18.
C.W'I TAI, COItllIro.NIKNCE
The Kullroad VrobUia-HMl Legislation.
Action Without KiioKledua-l'ollUcul
DemiiKOitury-tpltl tol.ellrlven from
thin Ruta-TIi People have to I'ay the
Viper While the 1'ulHlrlime are MnkleB
Supposed Capltal-A Wrong Coli.parl.ioli
of Jtnllway Fares. North mid So.HU-"Hio
Hope nf Dtli l Insurrection."
1 No.O,
Corrennowlonoo of tho Herald.
Austin, April 15, 1S82. The houso com
niitteo on Internal Improvements Hint .Inst
(veiling purposing lotal;6 aomo action on
the various railroad bills now offered and
numbering twelve or fifteen of various
linos ami colors, but Governor Drown, Col
onel Hoxio, Major Cave and otheis liml
just arrived and secured time to
prepare tliolr statements as they had Just
soon tho bills. To-niKut Major Cave will
resent bis argument, to bo followed by
overnor llrown on Monday. Tlio haste
with whicli the bill, as talegraiilied to von,
was passed day belore yesterday by both
senate and bonne, limiting passenger tare Jo
three cents per nillo, would seem to Justify
tho criticism that the emergency lor the
call ot this eitra session was not so much
the important business of rcilistrictinir the
state as to pay attontion to railroads.
There hud been two bills pending: In tho re
spective houses on tho question of reduc
tion of faro, but the house having been no
tified by tho senate Hint it had passed its
owtit immediately adopted that as its sub
stitute. A question Ims been since broached
as to whether this is constitutional legisla
tion, inasmuch as threo readings in tho
ltouso wore not hud Hut I tako it that tho
substitution, that is to say, tho acrcptauco
without any change whatever, is legal,
11. U.L..I.I.. tl.ut Inuf nl Inn..
O m n:illBinui n.v j ww ....... J....W
ture when tlio people are quiet on the sub
ject of any alleged grievances whatever by
tho roads, I hut this legislature should be so
bent on "doing something," and In such
unseemly haste. They huvo by their ac
tion cut down the eurnings of corporations
about which they nro uosolutely In tho
dark. They worn without even tho light
of such data as the comptroller'! report,
not yet submitted, might furnish to them.
For aught they know they liavo ilonu a
most serious injury to institutions that
hare built up their state to what she is to
day in the general estimate; that have
done moro to unify u statu sentiment and
pride and so break down the idea of division
intonepurato sections; that have done moru
to ilevelon our resources, to liring immi
grants into our borders, to prochiim our ad
vantages to tlio world and so inuko Texas
what indeed she therefore is, tho best ad
vertised stale in this 'Jnion; to enhance tho
valuations of uli kinds of properties, and
lienco to reduce taxation, slate and county.
All this they huve done, and now in hur
ried haste that is at once
lllSt'KKIUTAIII.K ANI1 MSUt'STINil,
without waiting oueday or at most two
days to "aHdi alteram partem," hear tlio
other side, lest the li,hl of truth mid power
flffucts should foil soiuu scheuio, our legis
lature has done its do. This is tliouppeur
nnce of things, at least, to tho calm and
liberal looker-on. Momu of tho excuses
offered would be amusing if they weru not
so disheartening, I. a., they Jliavo legislated
for the Interest of the roads, says oua, since
they will gel more business at the price we
tlx because the governor announced the
advisability of doing something
as per his call: because these
corporations are growing too strong, rich
and powerful, tind so an ad libitum. To
mo it is a mailer of surprise that the bill
did not embody the emergency clauso and
inuko tho act operative at once. This would
merely havo been of a piece of tint dark
lantern work already done, llesides all
this, there are now tillered over one doen
bills, some of them undertaking to regulate
and fix freight, one of the most intricate
and complex problems that even puzzle
skilled railroad experts. Hurely, suroly,
hero is a case where
"yooLB l""11 1! WIIKUR A&HKI.S rKAn TO
Tlllt.Ul."
AVhat uilschief will bo ollcded beforo ad
inurnment 11 Is Hard to lire
diet. Let us see what they
already huvo most probably accomplished.
Thev inwo reduced tiasscngor litre, thev
say. lor whom? Kor immigrants?
It was already much below the
now established standard. 1'or children?
If they ao choose, the roads will heneelorth
charge every child, no matter of what age.
to make up the required defied. Have
thev benelited tho people, their constitu
ents? Will not tho companies Increase the
prices or Irelglit, so as lo make (lie l.iriucr,
the merchant and others pay moro than
tho amount of dillereneo between tho ;)
cents and the 6 cents, and so make those
who remain at homo pay for those who ride
about for pleasure, business or otherwise 7
Will not tlio cotton aim mo Hour, and me
corn and tho bacon and beef producers and
.consumers stiller ny tins
txit. itii' 1 1, ni'u iiiitut'eiiv 4
Bntno politicians will only too quickly
learn, when truih shall assert itself, that
this effort toward cheap, populur lavor was
moro, wi worse than an uborliou. Again,
the result may be that hereafter the com
panies will put on but one train per day,
tbo mail, witti only one passonger couch, or
perhaps not that one. ISsaeiigers will havo
to tako tho "mixed trains." and thus con
sum twenty hours, instead of tun hours,
to got between points, and to save the dif
Inriinea of two cents per mile, lose ten hours.
which hitter, however, to the average legis
lator, may not be of much value. On the
tamo principle wo had bettor abolish the
use of telegraph, and transact business re-
2 Hiring dispatch through I ho slower mails
lone.
Tho inlluenco exerted abroad will be most
Injurious. Foreign capital that had been
pouring In upon us, that kept our pooplo
alloat and happy whan our crops were short
ami when other souuiern states were 'inter,
ing, will cease to How hither under tins
niscoiiRAUi.ta blow ash iu.ioiit.
. Kor the same reasons, manufactories that
may In the luture be established may bo
. similarly treated, ilia Impression goes
abroad that capital is uniaie ot investment
here : that our ixoula are hostile to Im
provements ami advancement when they
thus aeei to uriva "tno great civituer ' from
our limits.
Attention was called in tho abort and
, quick discussion ot tlio measure,
to tho :act that Texas was vet but snarselv
settled, nd tbo present figure would
scarcely pay the roads, especially beyond
tho louih meridian. No comparisons with
other states were inadu to show the facts.
Let ua now look at aomo that might have
hern lined : lletween New York and l'lill.
ailidnliia some 1ft or luoie passenger iraina
runs each day, each way, and they all no
crowded, being In the very heart of popula
Hon. The cost is 3 cents per tulle, and there
iw two rninnettllvo lines, as we all know.
lletween Haltiniorn and Washington City, a
stream of human beings is constantly pour
Inn tnand fro. and vet the litre is 3 cent!
per mil. I. myself, paid on both Mutes
last month this faro. Hptwcen New York
mi' Irian Krancisco, the faro Is 3 cents pel
mile for 3,'.M0 inllet. Theo urn facts as re
mird heavy travel nnd long distance, an
ilm T'ctis It'uUhitor demands tlui
where conditions are reversed thf fare shall
Imj the siune. And this, too, In Ilm face of
the liberality of our roads that sell t Ml
mile tickets at tho 3 cents figure. What
can wo hope lor our slate when such dis
rtelinn and views are seen to prevail at tlr
cmiltol? We must merely fold our arm
for Ilia time being, and consolingly mur
mur tn ourselves a they mirsuo their mad
methods to extremes, "They know not
what they do," and
ma iiofk or iik ath is aiui-sssmoit.
but it would seem to be elsewhere than in
this session that we must look for such
realisation. , , J' F' E
lOMMllla, Meilee,
- AtrNasooitaMof tilt Herald.
Cnvouixo, April 9,1381-Could ih fwd-1
on tiie summit of this lolly mountain tower
iui' 1 M fret alMire t he beautiful gardens that
lie'nWbed alonga narrow valley tor mi es
below it would nodoubt lend additional in
terest to what we may say. llerniosu , u
the .Spanish word lr Ix-uutiful, hence the
miuieol the pretty Mexican town, Jlermo
i.i..i. ii.,u w,,r(..ul like a nraP at our
Bill'., ninui ,ua o , ..,,,(
feet. It, bus a iiODiilation of perhaps l.,iiu
or SUM), isliK'atedolithe Jlagdalena nv-i
er. u mere brook, coursing lis way through
a Hut sand bed whose bright winding way
inav be traced, from the lofty crag on winch
wo sit for many nnies, inrcaoioK ua ......
through deep eanvons and smiling valleys
Ultilit is lost in' the labyrinth of iiioiui
t lins. on its wav to the sea. n cither side
its limpid waters arc lead in irrigating
ditches as far up the valley towards the loot
hills as possible, forming an emerald belt
chequered in every possible shape, In diller
ont lines of green, brown and grey, accord
ing to ;the varied crops that
cover' the Imanv angled patches
and the freshly plowed or watered
condition of tho earth. Winding roads,
lined with lemon trees, thread their way
through orange groves, vegetable gardens
and fields. Here and there is seen tho
glimmer of tho life-giving water, as It
glides through tho ditches, serving to irri
gate litis paradise of gardens; whole holds
ami orange groves, whoso perfume lnclens
the air, while tho songs of many birds,
mingle with the noiso of domestic ani
mals and fowls, and the busy hum of the
city comers lloot up from the living
panorama below. Tho towering crags,
around, above and beneath ; the desolato
and barren portion of the valley which lies
too high to he irrigated, forming a strong
contrast to the living lino of green that be
gins on the bwer side ol tho last ditch,
while all beyond is a naked, barren waste,
The quaint, ancient looking city ; the nar
row, grc -n belt of gardens and groves
stretching for miles up and down
the valley, viewed from this bird's
eye elevation, forms a scene truly
enchanting, and yet much of its
apparent beauty comes by contrast with
the rooky hills and sterile plains that exist
everywhere, suvo in narrow strips
whose mountain streams render irri
gation possible, Tho tieauty. even
ol this spot, like tho beauty
of the women of this land, appear only by
IVJ I
DARBY'S
Prophylactic FM.-i ! .
CURED.!' I r-j'SiUTV cured
VUUilVtt I ',,.,, h(,,lltM ,,),,
! sat oders.
i Ti tter dried up
li is (H rleetly hannlcM
ConUiitlon destroyed.
8lek riKii.is purified and
made pli'Hsant.
Fevered and sick por
snns relieved and
refreshed by bathing
whh Prophylactic
Kluld added to the
waUr.
Catarrh relieved aud
cured
KryslH.'los cured.
Burns relieved instant
ly Bears prevented.
In fact It Is the (Trent
runner
J
Kor sore iliroat tl Is a
sure cure.
DIPTHERIA
PREVENTED
DMlnfectJiut' iid
rfimrl hr
H. ZEILIN & 00.,-
M AN Uf A CTCRlSIn t'HSlllSTS.
80I,K PROPKIBVOHa
intrast Willi their surroundings. llio
mora railroad, whicli began building two
ears ago at (luayinas, has given new life
to both these places. The road is now com-
uicutii mi lit 1 1 it wvi-iiiy ion' iii;"i"i
... .. i .... . wn li.',..- M ....I..I..,,., It
Ulllll lliioilb OM loorn l'l rtnSi.iuii,.
as recently passed inlo the hands of the
'oneka A Santa Fo railroad and is expected
inn u unction with tlio west Drancii ot
in latter roan, now nuiioiug inmi i-
iicrque. New Jlexlco. tins way, aim wnicn
completed some iniriy niiieH norm oi
enson. on the Houlhern I'acilic, wnerc u
rosses tho hitter road. This junction will
cflectcd about October next, when the
opeku it Sanla I'o will havo an outlet to,
the I'acilic at Oiiaymas, which is an old
exican town of 7.00ior WW pontilation,
icaied at the head of a small hut bcailli-
i: land-locked luoitntam-girted base, and
apparentlv in tlio crater ol an extinct vol
cano. The whole country, mountain and
ul lev for miles around seem to he n pure
ava formation, and as barren of vegetation
as a granite rock. Several largo wholesale
and commission houses here do n lair busi
ness with the interior. Mostol Iheirgosds
vet are -imported from (lennany and
Onghind. One merchant told us that thu
w minds no cot in M'W 1 ora nesui ipea to
erinanv and thence round the Horn to
uayiiiiis. Tho advent ot railroads into
lis count rv will no doubt turn the tide of
trade from F.uropo to the States, providing
proper treaties between this country and
our own are entered into by which foreign
nnnlgration to Mexico shall bo encouraged
and our goods relieved of the tremendous
lulii s which thev now pay ou some goods,
lolhing, for liistnueo, pays 110 percent.
uty. That is to say a suit of chillies tlnit
ould cost slu in Nan Francisco wouui cost
lero :!. the dulv bciiu: Sl.'l. tl course
railroads can't lloiiiish, nor can the country,
which iniinufaclureslilerally nothing. Ilour-
sh. so lomr as thev uphold a tarlll that
prohihlls any but the very rich from in-
Ulglllg in tlio eoiiuoris, inucii less ore mi
nes ol tile. Absolute true trauo witu me
States would be the greatest possible blessing
o this neon n. and in one cenerallon would
ill it from its present ancient and fossilized
condition. Tho mineral wealth of this state
Honoral is attract in: liianv Americans,
We havo met a number who were shipping
mining machinery Inlo the country, and all
seemed lo bo elated with their prospects.
To-morrow we leave for Pallas vin I ucson
and Kl I'aso. W. 1. K.
e 1
Mr. Horace Sovrill. of Altoona. l'a., says:
'My wife and I are upward of seventy years
il age. in lain we limn nave oegun 10 uei
ho inllrinilies of old ago. Nothing secnn
o revive, exhilirale aud sirengiiien us, as
oes llrown s Iron timers, via would not
lo without It for ten times its cost."
l'or a iiunrter of a ecnturv or more Hosteller's
Slomaeh Hitlers has been the rcirnlng spis lllc
for liidl'.'osllon. d snenslii. fever mid iiuue. a loss
nf physical staniiiia, liver enmplnlut and other
usorilors, and lias been nuisl einpliiilleauy en-
dorKeil hy medical men as a health mid strength
restorative. It counteracts a tendency to pre
mature dfciiy. and biistalu and comforts 'Je
nged and I li li rin.
r or ne;,'TilJ.;i)r2'Ft,-Vl,t',''i ''' ''ersp;'nernuy
EAUON, M. I) ,
itasiiir.Nia.
Cor. llryau Ilsrnrmid
A ltahl.lt log
iV very indignant man marched up to a
neighbor's house and exclaimed:
Hero, Tom, you rascal, hcro't your dog;
'II troublo you to give mo back the flvo
shillings 1 gave you for It."
"W lint's tlio matter with the dog, said
Tom, culm and unrolled.
"You warranted him to to hunt rabbits.
didn't you?"
Ann ne (ion t;
V.. Itn l.n'l n-nrll. tivll,!,i ml ll " f.i-
illed tlie visitor.
"Have you tried the dog?"
"Certainly I bave, and it's a down-right
swindle.
"How were tho rabbit cooked?
"Cooked!"
"Yes, Were they boiled?"
"Vf course noir
"JHd you rosst them?"
' wiiv. voi
wild rabbits,
by, vou old idiot, they wero allv
I nst explains it." said Tom. "I thought
tbrn was something wrong. Y'nu cook the
rabbits, and lv the doit a Halt a chance
and then you'll ace how he'll limit for
ihem."
Tho victim threw the dog Into corner
and rushed away.
g that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to tho body, tmlueo refreihln
Something that
10 bod v
sleep, improvo the quality of the blood, anil
t
inirilV and briubteti the complexion.
what many porsnns would bo very glad to
obtain. Carter's Iron Tills aro made for
exact v this class of troubles, and are re
markably successful In accomplishing the
ends desired, as named above. They are
useful for both men and women, "old hi
druggists. Trice, AO cents a box. Bee ad
verliement.
J. A
HUMMKIW. M. D
llKSIIlSSCR,
Grand Windsor Hotel
Drs. Eagon & Summers,
riiyalcliius niul Surgeons,
(Up Stairs.) 01tlce-71Ulahi Street
W. B. &G. O. WRIGHT,
Attornev3 at Law,
a. p
No 715 Mitlu blreet. Dp tilnirs,
' lIdjAJTKXA8
MKAPK,
W. A. (iKAIIAM
Meade & Graham,
Law and J jjid OfUco.
IIKSKHfTTA. t'l.AY COPNTY, TPXAB
ii. 'w. "Siiii A'i3iv,
ATTQB N F. Y-AT-LAW.
KEAL ESTATJi AdlfiNT,
AND CEALCaiN EX01UNQE,
Si'j-nour, Bsvlor Oo., Tex.
naiikhn; t'titrespoudeiiUv: Adonis & Leonard,
Dallns, Te:ai Henry Warren & l'o Weather,
foril, Texan.
W1IAKTO.N IHixVNUU,
LAV7YSR,
NO. I0J MARKET ST., GALVESTON
Will purchaso Texas lauds for parties deslr
bur tn InvesU Will ejAiiilne titles, eto
W. L. CaAwroan. I- V. Sunn,
CRAWFORD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law
UALl.AP, A Ik A AD,
Offlrtw No m Miifn Wroot.
T1KXS. B. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WKA'MBHtKOKU. TKXA8.
Laud Matters and ('ollm'lloiu a flpecUllj.
orrica m covar noesa.
HENRY BLACIC
A.ttrno.v ut Lnw
Allnnr, Bhankelford Co..Txi.
A, P. UcKimmon R. 0. Call
McKINNON & CALL,
Attorneys at Law and Land Agents,
HIIjLSBORO, HILL) W., TEX.AH,
MACHINERY.
Tlio Oldest House in North Texas.
o
SLKCIiVT INDUCE3IENTS !
Goods all First-Glass and ot Known Merit
NO EXPERIMENTS AT CUSTOMERS EXPENSE.
'rices and Terms to Suit the Stringency of the Times
EXCLUSIVE BTATK AQENT FOR
. SKINNER & WOODS ENGINES!
Stenrus Engines aud Saw Mills,
Otto Silent GftS Engines,
Knowlo's Steam I'tiuips,
Dedricks Perpetual Hajr Presses.
IIAPGOOD'S PLOWS!
Colambus All-steel Scrapers, Columbus Railroad Flows, Folsom's Autoniutlc
Fire Eitingiilslicr For tiin Houses.
ALSO CARRY A FULL LINK OF STANDARD GOODS A8 FOLLOWS :
Wen to Commercial and
tv
and Buprcm Courts or the Hlate, In all the
ftnortal attcnuon all
Laml Litigation. Will
iraruca in the Federal
Anuria nf Hill anil In districts courts of Sillolie
ln oounllos. Have a complete and perfwi ab
slraei or uues lo an HiirraTa hi ikiiu hi miiwi,
0. R. MILLER,
BUILDER.
A I
M Main street,
I. A a. im
a a
PIAJSTOS & OBGAJSIS
AND IMPORTERS OF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
711 Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
New York and Boston Prices Duplicated
SINKER, DAVIS & CO.,
Machinery Depot,
IAU.B, 1K.XAH,
Opjumlto 'lVxna A Poi'tllit I)ihiI.
i JNO. a, HKATIIKKIN(1T0S, Manaiter.
WKSTW AUD, SOU. IHY AUI, iNOKTll
T.UI M 1'ASTWAKH,
8. OTOXjaorc,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
Oniee, shop and raaMeniw, liva Wood stnvt,
liullM. Testis.
rinns and drawlnm ill elevallnn, with srwin.
ratliius and estimate, for eliun'hcs, schools,
lianklii hniises, hslls, cntlaires, eio., eie , nir
iiUIik.1 mi ahnrt llillleo. I OIIKlrlll'lloil HIIIHTlll
binlil linn lies rei . It nie miuraei is swanieii
In inn nn eliarini l made for the drawliiita. All
uiy work will ho done In tho hi st workmsullko
mAiuier. i orrepoiineuee imniiMu n,n-,niuu hh
r niesi SeliM'tlou in an'Miun iim- unun.
Rogers, Roxford & Co.,
(inlraclnrs nn V. B. A I. K. It , from Plm-ro
port to Arcadia, hava
WORK TO LET!
Mill puivliatv wheel scrapers, 11 kM tails, cars,
daaaramtit. i.. Vlsteh lai.
air.
.nn-1 in
Seeds, Seeds 1
WktWstJ ud RU11.
FERRY'S, PLANTS AND SIBLEYS.
BOU.OWAT t CO., 1
l.STAIll.lMllKU IHlin.
G.3?.&O.B.BBOWir&Oo1
B41 CANAL ST.,
TOIIK,
fine wall Paper
AND CURTAIN MATERIALS,
BAMl'LKS BKNT BY HAH,.
oirsXLEr
0S1B1 ISTIJttlT IN III
Belknap Cotton Gin and Mil
With th ttew tn attach Flourlnii Machinery
This IS a ooa mraanni mcniurr an newt
ufMnlat and miller Is nrtrerred
AdreM
H I MM,
Tl 111 Will m i
m s aUp $ s a1! I I e 5 2 a 1 U W :
Site w ta d a a S " O e S S 5 I a
Ill 111 1 (II 11 11 1 11 111 1
WE HAVE A FULL 8TC0K Ot
iviillnnnt4r. Llirht Draft. Govcruiiiont Staiulnrtl Wairoits,
jutiuiini r.niu hiiu opriiijf nusuus,
CALDWELL CELEBRATED FARM WAGONS.
Writo for (Jiroulars. Estimates and Testimonials,
.1.1. V. TOMPKINS,
Comer Commerce anil Lamar Streets, . DALLAS, TEXAS
La. S. L.
j iu i me mil? i.ouery cvir vottj
.'iy Situ.
Lotterv Pa
in ism for ! ycsrn by tif. tT
oiuil and 'harttahl,IpSlJ2
eudorsed by the jiefiple of
Liouisiana state
Incorpornted
ture for cilttetiU
with a capital c
fund of over $.'vtO,(io hm sln-e iwen m..llV
chlse wns made a part of tho present Rut.
ititution adopted IieeeniU-r 2nd7 A?D los1
Its Grand hlngle K umber Ilrawliipr.Vjuiri.
plaice monthly. II never scales or po, SiS
Look at tho following distribution: P0"1"01"
Grand Monthly Distribution, Clsi E., u .
Orleans, Tuesday, M.iy 8th, 1882. '
And all future Distributions under the n.n.-
tou and mana)(emeut of
Gens. O. T. IIKAI'KKOARD. ofr
ana JlUAI. A. fcAKLVof T,
Capital Prize. 830.0nn
luo.uuu l ickets at each . Half Ti,k.
LisTorraiias.
1 CAPITAL 1'KIZK .
i h.. a atoci
6.d
KID)
km
10,10)
4W
i,K1 Prtes amounting to
only tothcodieo of tho coinpsny n xeo,
leans. Writo for Information or neiiil 1!
....w vnenm,i.a
I do do
2 PRIZES OF f.'.MX)
i do $1,000
20 do 500
WO do 100 ',
2i do 66 '"'
6'0 do 2o
1,000 flu 10
ArPROXIMATlON fHIZKll.
( Approximation priiva of t-ino. . , ,
9 do do ieo..."'
do do 100. '
-43d
Popular Monthly Dranlnit of t!i
FREES & SON,
SUCCESSORS TO
UMNEll afc
CO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEK3 IN
In tho city of Louisville, on
Saturday, April 29, 1882.
Thcso drnwinns occur monthly (Sunilsyien
ccntcd) under provisions of an act of (lie (ha.
erni ASHcmoiy oi KenuicKy.
Tho IT lilted States circuit Court on March Da
rendered the following decisions.
1st That tho Commonwealth Distribute
uonipany is legiiL
2nd lis drawings arc fnlr.
N. B. The Company has now on liand a Urie I
reserve fund. Read carefully tho list ol phis I
tor uio
APRIL DRAWING.
1 Prize $S0;M
1 i rize m
1 Prize b,m
10 Prizes, l.0fl0 each Hod
20 Prizes, f "00 each Urn
9 Pi-ires, f;imi cacti appim t'npruet vt
i Prizes, f-JoO cwli ' " iw
9 Prizes, SlOOeiU'li
100 Prizes, J 1C0 em'h w(0 I
200 Prizes. S-'Hi cneh 10 I
600 Prizes, t 0 each Um I
1,000 Prizes, $10 each lwl
Hl,900 Prizes tlll
Whole Tickets, 2i Half Tlck.ti.il I
21 Tickets, I50 55Tlckets 1100,
Remit mmicv or bank draft In letter, or w;
by exiircsi liou'tseudby reclsU'redlctwi
postotlice order, orders or v ana upwni (i
express csu ho sent at our expense AtMrMi
orders to R. M. HOAKDMAN, ConrlerJouni
Building. Louisville. Ky or R. M. BOAKUMU
aOJBmuilwav, New vor
SMOKE tile GENUINE DUKE of
Smoking Tobacco, Cigarrettes
Long cut and cross cut Best, purest and finest smoking tnbnoeo
In tho world. Tho market Is now flooded with cheap, so-called,
Durham Tobaccos, all of which am imitations of Mike's, and
you should shnn them as you would anv oilier counterfeit. Ask
vnnr grocer or dealer for HUKK'rJ DURHAM TOBACCO, nnd
If they attempt to nut you off with an inferior article, Insist on
having Duke s only, and If they will not glvo It to you, go lo
some dealer who keeps It, and sec Hint It has a Duke ou cacb
package. Very truly yours,
W. DUKE SONS & CO.,
A. W. Cllll.mtKSH, Geu'l Agent, Dallas, Texas
Dl Kit AM, N. C.
For Pleasure, Comfort, Health, Smoke the Old Original'.Brand
of Durham Tobacco.
BLAGKWELL'S GENUINE DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Hon Hint It Itonra tlioTrntlo Murk of the Hull. Take no Other. l'omlnr Ucciuino
llcllulilo. Manuractui'tMl only Dy W. T. lllnckwcll, & Co., Diiilinni, X. C.
AM
ROYAL
Grand Extra Drawing.
Ainil. Uth, 1NS2.
(Vnnposed of ir,,ooiiTlckcts only, vtm ,arr.
iuu,ii,,.. to yjnotti r..K TlicHmii;
Prize behiL' of 1.00 '.(sO Pefos. Ikehrt
worth 52ets. U. S. Currency.
l'HH'E UP TICKETS.
n'hnln lw Itnlrea S70. Qmilrn, r.
Tenths. 81".. Twenlicllis,
Address all orders to
1.. FAGKT,
miinr tit P. Mulch,
i:) Commou St.. ow Orlcaw, W
C. E. VREELAND,
Wholesale Dealer In I
PAPER
J
I N S U K A N C B,
Fire and Marine !
KERFOOT & HEREFORD, AGENTS.
OFFICK-NO. .114 LAMAR 8TREET, DALLAS, TEXAS.
ns'uro Builcliriffa and Stocks, Flouring Mills, Cotton Gins
and Contents, Dwellings, Farcn Property-, Etc.,
At Carrsat Rta. y
The Wonderful
' LIQUT RUNNING
"NE HOME" SEWII& MACHIITE
Printers' Supplies,
Blank Books, Stationery, Paper fc!
Tvinos, Etc.. Eta
'III PIAI.I nl ivr.r.i, 1 .twrja
Prlnte.1 menllla wrapping PP.' "Est
all slues anil welrhts. with cuts a "J
shlo for any kind of business. 8t fcHW PI
freluhi adilciLatiil (rnsrantceil. j,i
Onlers sent oy man wm
carefully fllleil, ami prices onion"'
urcnasorvaa nnwin
S3
PLASTER of Pfll
mil I
Franco-Texan Land!
v avtti sir IS I
PLASTER OF PARIS Fift
A. CHAPTIVK, 1'reslrtentl B. 5J
Are prepnreu hi iui "'...---ofbBatqutaiWM.nabte'atH.
m7.a,n Rirw-tWsjeltg
: v ir taw 1
Tbe marcn or nauwi r-j-, tf
EI. PASO. TEM
Ras more ImnroTementa than all other Sewln Machines eomhlneil. and
snpasses for "Klmpllclty," "Durahlllly," anil "fapaclty." It will out last
A suy other mnehlno; It s worklnir .part belnu of v,tecl," It Is almost
t I "T,v noiseless : It Is iho hamtsoniest ami hest tlnishcil niachlno mannractnreil;
Th iiwwW iff' warrautvil for "tlvo years," with moro attaehtneuts than are furnished with
any other machine It will pay you well lulook at and buy a "NEW 110MK, at fa Maui
Blroet, Dallas, Texas, .,. m, . ...
MITCHELL & SCRUGGS,
23Xs3VX ST., Z3.XjX.S,
We havo a Macsilne In Dallas where we Veep a Mi and lsrtre stock of the relehrntul OR1KNTAL
rnw i'Kit. iicaiers smi muroaii nuiiuers win wi nirnnnoi ei '"iraninry m.-va, wmiou
harKliiR trvln lit, Wtllv (ut prices.
MlTUiKI 1. & ft:ltl'(itit, Akoiiu.
K. SHIELDS!
ii;ai.kh in, aim XArii'rAtTvnr.ii's aoimt mi
Plato and Window Glass, Wall Paper,' Paints, Oils
VsmWirt, Ttntshce, llclnro rmmei and NnnldloirA BWSpeiMal Attonlion U DworatlTO
Paper Hanging.
03 MAIN STREE T, ALL K, TCC1V
H. HAMILTONj
-D KALI ft 1N-
PAI1NTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
W8 Htt, WctuTt VnaM. WtJ Fkptrtnc ft tpUiVj.
VHO, 810 EUI BTREST, DALLAS, TEXAS.
: T nubl T
Any one seeking the ;,i i'",- )
ents now own in uic i thti s
form the selves of the proP"' MWr
rising city. Heal eiaie is , k,c
Talu5, ami willcontiuiie to rise W w
i .m uiiiir property "
ihlscity. WrlWorCallon . njiW
Agent Osmnbell's A.l.ljU?L?
AUCTION ALB "
ol' n-tf
To i' hp!:'
decatur,tOT
BIX HUNDRED . ' i
lihtn
nml
fMllonthe.lolMsvt
nrchai-c. over $I0fl. oiie lis
"vTl'KVBKKl
... 11
.... ii Mtii.in iha.pW" .
l m"r linn nv " I liw1
city of Decatur, ami oibiuh M
oi inu uiiue n'li'i'"'
A' wire iaes "I le" '
rittvliasi's over w ',, . wiih I'.
I,, .iv .,,,.1 iiv,-lveimiitli....'veitl5
lerreil paymcnis.
GROCE
4 nalhw.
AGENT
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A re naoie " "-r ,nnui ,
In Ihls and irmimdlng w
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in litis enu -----dncemenu
ofleml to an Ml"
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