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1883.
mm-n a nmTmvTn nnn miTTn Trr-n-mr BADGER'S
IOTEPFLY & SON
AlTJiAUTlUJNO J. )m TIIIO W MK
VaTchmakers&Manufacturinp: Jevp.lcr?
614 MAIN STREET. DALLAS ,U, 5
BITTERS
THE DALLAS IlEHALD. TUESOAV JUKE
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FOR GENTS AND YOUTHS.
Hobby Lou Roll Sack Suits.
THE CREAM OF THE FASHION.
WE SHOW FIFTY STILES BETWEEN $18 AND $25.
AT $1 6.50 our assortment of Stylish Business and
Street Suits is incomparable.
AT $1 5 we show the largest line of Staple Specific
Value Business Suits in the South.
ON OUR $12.50 All-wool Business Suits we defy
competition.
AT $ 1 0 we beat the world.
AT $7.50 other houses imitate for $10.
IN PANTALOONS we Bhow 500 styles for Spring
and Summer Nobby Patterns. Bed-Rock
Prices. See our $3 Pants.
AS TEE MERCURY GOES UP
THE DKSIItE TO
Shed Ona's Skin Grows Apace,
THIS IS HOW WE FIX YOU:
8 Caioi 1,'ght Unileishirls 5'0
8 Csses Light Underahirts "'i
4 Ca el I.lKht riulerahlrti. 11 10
5 Ca.eS I.lKht Uul.r.litrt. 1 00
5 Cue. Llittat UndeinhlrU 1 !
4 Canes Llitht Undershirt 1 !)
Thll Meant All Desirable Grades,
Drawers in Qualities to Match.
BEE OUR ELEUANT LINE OF
Scarf Pins, Collar and Cuff Buttons.
AU the Latest Designs and Novelties.
CLOTHING
Til ERE WAS A TIME when In buying
elothes. Not so bow In our establishment. We
oan fit anybody, no matter bow tall, how short,
large stock. TUEltK WAS A TIME w en to buy
out from interior toons, inmmeu who uiiivii.uiu miudi-in, h me lu.vn p.,..., n,,ua
it,. i nnuiil h. hail .ml wlm. Iiv uiv of oeltlnr even, nut more nrontlM s than ttllchea it
their work. This clothing was called " slop-shop
by others. In buying It you were thrown on your cwn judgment, ion wero sukcd otto price,
tod if yon md an fler of another yon wore quickly " f napprri tip," and even at your own prlci
frequently paid double the real value of the goods NOTHONOW;we have changed all this. Dm
men seiotDingtscui from pauerns wincu sro ue.iunu'i wy mu m-m .fi-un m uiu umicu omm
rnwh .n uia'til h r .nnd wnolun luilies as are In tho world. We nav partltumr alien
lion to the quality of trimming we me, and to ttiti
of men's clothing are equal to cu.Um-work, for Ihey arerustom-wotk. lou nave no baream ti
ni.k..tnnr.tnM. We mark our iroodt at the lowe.troa.llile price. We are now ready with 0,0i I
tulta at nrloea to suit all and we guarantee that lu
Huauiyoi Buerii ue Dougmeuewuera.
DBIBD BEEF
AT
loeb & 'immffi
FRANK WHEAT
TNSTtRANOE.
Only reliable companies represented.
INSURANCE OF GINS
a specialty.
Telethons Till Kim Bt, Dallas, Texas.
HICKOX,
TBI
DBUGGIST
Mo. 005 MAIN'UTItKKT.
fllvei Special Attention to lrescrlpHong
THE CITY.
' BP RING STILES OK BONNETS.
The latest ahaden in Silk;. Velvet),
Batlns, BUkB, Ostrich.Jl'lumesand Tips,
nd the latest atyles In everything in
tho Mllllnery;ilne. Ladles would do well
to eaU and examine au large stock, which
oomprlsea the latest, freshest and most fash'
lOnable goods ever brought tolDullas.
Mks.IE. Chestnut,
ZIm street, next door.lto Oram's Jewelry
store.
tm TEXAS LAND AMD MOHTOAOE CO
OkT LONDON,
Thll company la prepared to loan money
treasonable rates of 'interest at from one
to At yean time, secured by deed of trust
an Improved lands and city property. It
Will also negotiate eoun'.y, municipal,
nUroad and other boo and purchase
Vendor's lien notes.
0. E. WtuuiR,
Chwaral Manager, Offioe.008 Main street.
Dallas, Texas.
OYER THE C1TI.
Get your tickets for next Wednesday.
Get your tickets for "Mot Buch a Pool as
Ate liOOKB." .
Oily council meetsTuesday nlgbt at the
iij nan in leguiar session,
Secure your seats for the last dramatic
entertainment or tne season.
Fathers bnv it. mothera bleas It and
children ory lor it Patterson's Peschstone
aiinimeni.
A light sprinkle of rain fell vesterdav af.
teraoon. The weather continues cloudy
turwisuiiig rata.
John Ulilburn and W, F. Dennis, two
drunks, escaped from the atailon-noute
yesieraay morning.
Druggists who tail to keep Patterson's
reacn stone tunimeui are very siluom
Dotnerea wun oustonters.
Mayer, McCormlok A Hogan cater to the
pnblio at the Uotton Exchange, (old Tivoil
ssvh uuo main sireet.
Yesterday was estray sale day. There
was but very little stock for sale, yet what
wira was arouaat letr prices.
The Merchants' Exchange held lis
monthly meeting yesterday alternoon, and
Hsnanwa aiui w rouune ousiness,
Coolest beer, flnest llauora and slnw
eooleat room, and nollta attantlnn. t it,.
Ostton exchange, (old Tlvoli ball), No. due
am. niwet.
Persons wishing to ran branches to the
ewer pipes now being laid by the city
should call on A. MoWhlrk, suootseor to 6
m. notour et uo,, euo Aim street.
wootan'i well mineral water msdehu
f"j stow wwDoernu ouree. f or so earl
the aeaeoo many visitors are already
Uere from every seat ion ot the countrv.
TaJwpbowe yojr ods rbr irooerlts early
ta Ue day to i - BraAhaw aa their
ftderaUUM latur part of the day keep
laott Ws-M iit . ami on eta gi
J -nr grew s divtred ai any hour.
V Fort knows
a t-v' k -aa and when.
FOR MEN
ready - made clothing the man had to fit tliel
make clothing or every conceivable sue. wi
how fat or bow illm. This Is the sdvantage of
ready-made elolnlPt me.nt to biy a garment
" work by me. and " hsnd-me-diiwii " clothm
employment of good (allots. Our finer grades
ovtry case the price is lower than the same
he can be found behind the bar ol the
Local Option, near depot. Unexceptiona
ble liquor and courteous attendance, .
"That is one of the odd sort of things
about me," draw's Bit Bimon Simple, who.
by-tne-way, Is a very odd individual, ana
will allord you a line evening's enjoyment;
on Wednesday, June Oth, at Y. M, 11. A,
hall.
The Elm Street Exchange has received
the flnest lot of prime California wines,
which were bought by Mr. Meuczer in per
son. Wines, brandies, whiskies and cigars,
that cannot be excelled. Hon t lorgct the
Kim Street Hxcuange.
Bell Lsv rave tie was arrested in Peniaon
vesterdav on a toleuram sent bv City Mar
shal Arnold, who wants her to answer to
tne charge ol tbe then ol a watcu ironi
Mollie Cross, Who ollered a S1UU reward for
its recovery. An olllcer left last night fur
Uenison to bring her here.
The old Commercial hotel, on Commerce
street, one of the pioneer buildings of Dal
las, is being dismantled to give place to llie
new opera-house. It is another old land
mark, though recently removed to wnere
it now stands, that succumbs to the energy
and enterprise of Dallas of to-day.
Professor E. M. Wallank. teacher of piano
and harmony, has located In our city, and
desires to iniorm the pnblio that be will
receive pupi!s of all grades in those
branches. Mr. Wallank has been con
nected with some llrst clanR educational lu
stitutlons ol Missouri and Texas, and brings
with him ntost satisfactory testimonials.
He also solicits students In modern and
ancient languages French, Clerman, Latin,
Greek of which he Is a graduate of Bran
denburg Academy, Germany. For lurther
particulars apply to Frees & Bon's music
store, Main street.
There is not a single family In town (ha
is not in want of groceries good groceries
and many would like to know where
to go to get anything In the
grocery line that can be called for. We
mention llryan it Urailshuw, Kim street,
who are always receiving freah lots every
day. All the delicacies ot the season in the
grocery line they keep, as well aa the
the heavy groceries, such as ilour, sugar,
coffee, etc. They have wagons which are
olng all the time and which will promptly
eliver all orders. You can rely upon get
ting fresh goods at the lowest prices
promptly delivered. What more do you
want? If yon want groceries given you,
jnst try them and see if they will not put
prices down so low that you cannot tell II
you are buying them or not. Don't fall to
give a trial onler through the telephone to
Bryan & Bradahaw, the Elm street grocers.
IS.
City Court,
City vs. A. J. Phares, drunk: fined $.1.
City vs. George Smith, drunk: fined 13.
City ts. O. Morgan, exposing his per
son: fined 11.
City vs. J. T. Morley, exposing his per.
son; fised tl.
City vs. Ike Leonard, assault; dismissed.
City vs. Frank Kaaly, assault; dismissed.
City vs. James Phares, assault; lined $5.
Clty vs, Lula Leroy, .vagraucyj lined
. City vs. E. Mays, riding with prostitutes;
fined $5.
City vs. May Bennert, fighting; fined fS.
City vs. J. H. Pearse, interfering with
private property; ooutlnutd,
Give Home Industry a Chance.
The city council would seem disposed to
give the preference to contractors Iram
abroad rather than at home, as It adver
tises for bids for laying pavements in Dallas
In the 8t. Louis papers, and we have not
yet beard or any notloes being distributed
throughout this state. Why not give home
industry and facilities an equal chance.
a.
Kent's European Hotel.
Among the institutions that hare grown
with Dallas' growth, and strengthened with
her strength, is the hostelry ol Alfred Kent,
Commencing In rather limited and experi
mental style, Kent has gradually advanced
In proportions nt(l his house has attained
all the comforts of tbe English Inn. with the
modern Improvements of the American
system of elegant landlordsbtp. Whilst it
is true that ''not every man oan keep a ho
tel," yet it Is exceptlonably conceded that
Kent oan. Mle secret Is an open one, Sub
ataatial, choice and well cooked viands,
clean and cheerful rooms the exercise ol
aa unobtrusive oourtesv that nr.t. th.
prevalence of true home leellnga auoug the
guests, are the only appliances he has em
ployed to make hie house the most popular
of Dallas hotels. Yoa see It all by his also
IWSVMMMI. .IMt IIM MimkIbIhI
have a printed guarantee on every bottle ol
2 , . ? " 11 BtTr mils to sure.
Sold hy W. H. Patterson Co., dragslsts,
Our Boys' t Children's Department.
FROM 1 YEARS TO 10.
V. e how CI styles In KNEE I'ANT.SriTS in All wool Ftr-rlcs, between 12 SO and
I7,fi0 No house lu Ten. eiUala It, - A1I (Hi. LAWN TBNNIS.mJ Hl.Odr E Suits
for Boris ton yean. Over 100 NOBBY Sl'KINU ST YLIS Horn U told SO.
In KNIT 801 teventy-flve Stylet from li.Mi to tlSLMi
In WIIOOI, SPITS no competition or comparison.
In HOW HCIIOOI., IRKSborBU8INKSSKriT8 we cap the shea', and ihow
200 .ijln between 13 and 17 years, between 3 50 aud18 50.
We Me the Market
Choice denies In CHEVIOT, l'KKCAI.ES. LIN ICS'S an PRINT, 75o, H and II
Oilmen ,sa special drl-e. nrw: w"rtlt (I Vi-ir nulii Kltr'V II I'K' (' IK.
TATK eXi" ,'LA,'rKI) 8,IIKr KV.H t.n' KliKi) IN TIIK
8T
vJlsrY.;.HBm:Tli!WA,ST3' U'e LWS "NN.H
The l.ariest Line ever Shown in a Itctall Clothing Home. A Bis Variety at H.21
end Si Mi Bottom t lirurnn. '
BOYS' PANTS KliR Tilt, MILLION.
We aTe Headquarters
Hosiery, Suspenaers & Hankerch'fs
GKEATIC3T VAK1KTY! LOWK3T PUICEJ
SEE IIKKlCi
!i") pozen BUITISII HNI.P HOSE, In
Fancy Color., 3 lor 11 goods, ajc,
AT E. M KAHN & CO.
Frenoh Ba'brlwsii 1IALFII0E, double
Heel, snd Ton, wl,b or without Silk Clocks.
l'.xtraHuein0.iiallty, )(,
ATE. M. KAHN & CO.
Have You See ii;0iir Silk I'liilmllasi
CLOTHING
THKRK WAS A TIME when parents desirous of Kiting their boy out in a new Suit, had firs
0 httv the cloth, then the trlmmltiKB and llninas and buttons, .nil limn stmlv ,! ...i,,.. ,.
secure a pattern to make it by, and then the vexation and labor of making, and, after all exncrl
iticed a disappointment lu the fact that It waanot aa pretty aa they expected, aid It an coat "iiiok
hs much" as a mun's suit. There was that home mado look about it; there was that uncraoefii
and still' look about It that not oi ly rendered it unbecoming to the boy, but also dlstaatelttl to tin
mmiivi, wnu null nirm uiiii u iiiiiu, uuiiuir nuu lllillluy lu llie VB1U CIKteaVor lO have her SOU tlt'0l
greased and bamltcmely fitted. In tltose days there was no such thing as tallor-miule bova' ani
C hildren's clothing. The boy ' clothes reflected Ihe tasle and lngt'iiuliy of his mamma and ii
many lnatauces, he was rigged out in the 'cut-down " clothes of Els papa. Not So Now Ie hiv,
naiiRf it an tuts, our Boys' ana cnnorcn's clothing
hem manufactured for ourselves, but we are ageins
more clothing fi.r boys thsna'l the other stores in town together. And why? Because our nat
torus are the pietUmt. Because our prices are tho lowost. Only think, we tell a bov's or child i
tiit. made from the best makes of goods, nicely cut tastefully ttln-meil anrl iil,.i.,,ii.n ,.,..
all complete, for about what tho gcoda alone would
.to.. Ac. entitely mil of thecalciilaliou. This Is no
prices bear us out lu the statement.
PERSONAL.
J. L, Lovejoy, of bt, Louis, is at St.
George.
J. Randall Parsons, of New York, Is In
the city.
Dr. L. Karo,of New Orleans, Is registered
at Bt. Ueorge.
George 0. Baker, of Bt. Louis, is booked
at St. Ueorge.
-Mr. W. P. Parker, of Cornlth, Miss., Is at
the Bt. George,
D. E. Bryant, of Sherman, was at St.
George yesterday.
11. Peterson, owner of the Peterson house,
Paris, Is at St. George.
I'A.K. Beago, of New Orleans, is among
the arrivals at St. Ueorge,
Mr. It. C. Foster, attorney-at-law. Deni-
son, is attending Federal court.
Captain B. F, Jones left last evening for
his homo, Buffalo Gup, Taylor county.
Miss Josle and Kmma Smitli.'of Selnia,
Alabama, ure visiting their brother, Dr. A.
P. Btntth.
Messrs. 0. Wliltnev and Georgo A. Seulv.
of liockt'nrd, Illinois, attorney sat -law, are
in the city.
Col. Dan Malven. ot Toledo, Ohio, and
the popular agent of the Milburn wagon, is
in the city.
Mr. 0. W. McCarty. merchant, Owens-
boro, Kentucky, is in this city on a pros
pecting tour.
Hon. F. E. Piner and Judge J. A.
Carroll, ol Ponton, are In attendance on the
Federal court. , .
"TilesBrs'. A. M. Carter and T. W. Ball, at-
torneys-nt-law, Fort Worth, are In attend
ance on the Federal court.
The infant daughter of Mr. W. II. Mid
dleton, which has been seriously ill for
several days, was better yesterday,
Hon. John D, Tetnplctnn, attorney-general,
arrived in the city Sunday morning
from Austin en route to Fort Worth.
Judge A. P. McCormick, of the Federal
court, arrived lu the city Sunday from
Graham, his home, and comnicuced court
yesterday morning. ,
Charley Purcell hssgone to Honey Wells,
Kansas, to accept the position ol deputy
town marshal. Ho will make a good olllcer
and his many friends here wish niui suc
cess. Mr. Thomas B. Milchel, wife and three
children, and Miss Marion Taylor Brown,
sister ol Mrs. M., leave this morning to
spend tbe season In Connecticut and Khode
Island.
Mrs. Charles Benton arrived yesterday
Irotn Galveston, where she has been for the
past several weeks engaged In the operetta
of Cinderella, Her husband and hersell
will push the opera troupe's programmo at
once so that Dallas will have first class in
number the coming season.
Mr. W. H. Newman, general freight
agent ol the Gould lines in Texas and
Louisiana accompanied by his family, lett
Sunday tor Galveston, his headquarters in
the future. A branch office ol the Ireight
department will be maintained here.
Mr. W. R, Bell, conductor on the Texas
it Pacific road, returned yesterday from a
visit to Keokuk, Iowa, his old home. His
wile who accompanied him will spend the
summer there. They were so unfortunate
during their visit as to lose their little six
month's old son which died of pneumonia.
The following prominent cattle men were
in Ihe city yesterday: Messrs. A, B.
Combs, Fort worth: Tobe Obem, Abellne;
0. Merchant, Henrietta; John W. Buster,
assistant manager of Ihe Continental Cattle
company, Baylor county; Tom Bichards,
of Sherman; Wm, Champlin, L. W
Weaner, C. W. Hug, Fort Worth; J. N.
Clark, Pecos.
Mr. A. Brownlee, who has the contraot
lor tbe building of the new opera house,
returned yesterday from St. Louis, where
he perfected arrangements for the gas fit
ting and plumbing, the iron work, aash
doors, eto. And he says that he proposes
to turn over to the opera company and the
Dallas publlo on the 1st of October the
handsomest structure of Its oharacter of
the kind lu the state.
Mrs. Julia B. Haaford, a fluent and Inter
esting writer, who baa been visiting Dallas
for the past couple or weeks, left yesterday
for El Paso. Thence she goes to San Fran
oisoo, and as a correspondent for lerdlng
papers In the west and south, will give In
teresting details of the Knights Templar,
who hold their convention there next
month. She has become much attached to
Texas and will most probably make this
her home Instead of the Wabash country
aa heretolore.
Jest Beealved.
novelties In trimmed and nntrtmmed hats
and bonnets, at Bauman's, 708 Kim street.
on Shirt Waist?.
FOR BOYS
Is llie talk of thelown. We notbnly havi
for the most noted Kaatern mskeis. w m,i
cost you at a dry goo s alt re leaving makinii
Ulo boast. It In a f.i i f)i,r
A Card.
Ynn nra tnvit.il In rall .nn i.A,n
art studio, 705 Mttiu street, nearly opposite
mo oi. untrue uoiei, auu critically exam
ine mv rtrnflnnfinii. in hhnin..,,l, r
oiler to the public an experience of over
twenty-five years of constant labor, with
the advantages of the finest city associa
tion. In nA.f.Atina ,1,1b t,a.i,,:r..l ....
........ ... v,v.iuA in,, ucauuiui all,.
Photography is not mechanism but an
art, and he who would be succcsslul must
have a love for the beautiful and endeavor,
by a happy blending ol light and shade and
tine noainir. In nrnilnrn . honntict
The time has passed for any person to ac-
Ana., nf - . ... 1 .1! ....
vpv vi a vaiiuHiureu uuuiue map oi ineir
.cn.ui.jo nuu a iiieie.a VAreasiull. UD llie
contrary, you should accent only those fine
photos, beautiful in light and shadow, easy
in position and intelligent in expression;
full In dotail, a thing ol life. This is the
Ht VIA nf avnrlr unii oan olnm,.. t
J ' " JWM boil MWOJID JVV ClVfJ irUIll
my hands. My work on exhibition is of
,j vnuvicauuii, x uu not copy Dili lead,
and all who place themselveB under my
management in iny studio shall be artisti
cally aud intelligently represented.
W. M. McClellan.
Kxcuralon Ticket., Low Knteg.
Commencing June 1st. round trip
summer excursion tickets will be on sale to
all anniniMP .annrl. a,wl l...n...
............ .vuu,, mm ml pui vt.ll b UUIllia
north and east, good to return uni.il Novem-
hnrlul TU tin,. I. - I .1 . j
. .. - ..u v.,,,! naTiiiL uueu euurieiieii
vin llnll.lnn ait.1 Vna, . .u:
.... u . , v - .,icaiio, uinnrD 1111a
route irom eight to twelve hours quicker to
pvft.iw. vaoi, .uau m-reiuiure, UBVlllg lower
changes of cars than via any other line,
ror tickets call on ticket agent, H. A T. C
K. R. and G. C. it 8. Fe It. B. For rates,
maps, time cards or any information apply
to J. L. A. Thomas,
T-P.A..G.H. and 8. A. Ry. sy8tem,
Dallas, Tex.
Plaster of I'nria.
We will sell the best article ol plaster of
Paris at $H per barrel, warranted iust as
good as any New Y'org or Chicago cluster,
and as an evidence of its quality, we will
furnish a sample for work free to any con
tractor that ho mav test Its quality. Cull
at Caperan A Bond's, ti05 Elm street and
tMI 1'acifie avenue, who are sole agents tor
Dallas. Denton, Colllu, Ellis and Kaulmau
counties.
The Immense rush or strangers for sit
tings at McClellan's Photographio Bludio
i06 Main street, during the Sangeifcst, bos
passed, and now he Invites the oitizens who
are Intending to obtain a few ot his choice
photo productions to call and critically ex
amine his latest and best work and get an
appointment for sittings.
Clly t.oaa Olllee.
8. Beck fc Co., Jewelers, have added to
their business a loan otllce, at their old
stand, No. 508 Main street, opposite Sanger
Bros., and a-e prepared to lend money on
personal securities. Give them a call.
Kxcuralon Tlekota. "
On June 1st the Texas Paclflo railway
will place on sale excursion tickets to all
principal places of summer resort in tbe
north, east and southeast, good until Octo
ber Hist for return.
"Not Such a Fool as He Looks," at Y.
M. II. A. hall Wednesday, June Oth. Re
served seats lor sale at Sanger Bros., Trinitv
cigar factory, aud Paul F. Erbs' book
store.
Through Sleepers to the East.
Tho Ohio A Mississippi railroad Is now
running" double daily lines palace sleep
ing oars through from St. Lous to New
York without change. Train leaving 8t.
LOIll. It II. m rinllu I... -.I...
. v ... , uu., j una umnro sivclilUK
car through via Cincinnati, Waahlngtou,
Baltimore, Philadelphia mNew York, and
... .i.iii irnTuiK at i p, ni., nss palace
sleeping car through via Clnolnnatl, Mans
rteld, Lake Chatanqna,: Snlamauca and
Peterson to New York. No other line
allords so many attractive accommodations
or such fast time as the 0 A M.
J. R. MiRRvrixt n,
Texas Passenger Agent,
Ta ha h..nln,l k,,....i I i. ,.,
the whole female constitution must main?
tain regular action during a certain period
nr 1 , fa nihtwlu I i ... - it.
----- uv IVIll.lt Uau llUttlUiy
remain healthy, and she whodoeenotkuow
this faot.lt quite unfortunate. Should you by
v-Ku.ti o. inwuia irregular ana sutler wun
"'"A' troubles.exper.enee sdvlses the use of
English Female Bitters as the most won
derful female regulator and iron tonio In
It laths variety end artlstto style of the
wor,and the fair prices at Bryant's Sewing
-cuine. oienoii and Stamp Depot that
rl1d.!, "SI0 Popular and established
In.l lit, linn ttnaLir mi . .
V ' "".ii-ow lui, Aim eireei,
Dallas.
."f"? ayaU for toa performance of
"Not Booh a Fool as lie .Looks" are selling
rapidly,
Tl ONLY LIVER SlIMtLAT.
Cl.XI
Ilillonsness, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Djsjippsla,
SUk Headache, Ague fake,
l.osser Appetite, Constipation.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
The G reat Tonic and Cathartic for the
Stomach. Liver & Kidneys
I'KU'B, tl A BOTTLE.
Moeller's
BERLINER TONIC.
Isa Miraculous Combination of lllack Haw,
Iron, Krlgeron anil all tbe Moat
Noted Womb Tunle.
Cures Painful MENSTliU AT10N without fai!
Try it and be convinced .
Cures Excessive MONTHY FLOW in one or
two periods.
READ THIS :
Cure Irritation, Inflammation and Ulceration
oi ino n omu.
Curat Whitea or Leucorrha and all un-
iitiidj 'lieu nnrKCB. a
Troubles of te ltlar and Ovaries
ti'u oiiniK vi tim vTUino
SifmuUiea iho dexunl Organs with vigor aud
netith.
Woika Womitsidin rflnnlnrino tha rnsmt
of Female Ooinjiltt'iits.
Bi'eiiKinensineiMniicniRrSyatoiB, and la the
v ..viiaoy iui ss if ens nTK.
A roust' Into aM Inn th Nurvnna nj t.iii.
wvru wi i u tu tobojju o i neaun.
WILL A. WATKIN & CO.
DECKER BROS'.
HAINES BROS',
J. &:C. FISCHER.
C. D. PEASE CO
PIANOS,
ESTEY AND KIMBALL
OEG-ANS.
Tot catalomit'i. lowest ntiPM and Kn nMn
call on or addrei
WILL A.WATKIN & CO
Honilil llnlldlng Main Street, DallncTexat
STKEET STRAWS.
Orr's bngeles are sellinc f.nt toi r.in
street.
Tho 'Rpnnawlnlr mlnnn .V. . c .
lunch, and fish chowder is a.suecialty.
The Parlor saloon, on Lomar Btreet, is
the resort of business aud commercial men.
Orr, 724 Main street, cannot be beat on
prices for buggies, buck-boards and road.
carts.
Th. rtrnn.vlntr .nt.n el nn , 1. I! ,
- V.uUU..v. BU1VU DCIO Up tllH UUeSl
llauors anil rlpnm. ntltlnvil i.m.. UD.i
a ' ....u.u UDHUI
arranged.
Orr. 7i Main afra.f t. .iuuil.iH.1
shlnntflnt. of hiiirivi.a i,... nn.i .i
vehicles daily.
Put a ninn nnllnh nn vnn. aht k
ni.i.: "I. -r."u ' V 1? 'T
lace & Waegener.
Just the thing forpolishlng a shirt bosom,
collars and cull's, Dobbin's starch polish.
It II If .J ty i
a.y aj. ill, duuu Ob VOt 8
Otlfl nf tha nraitiaa aalnntia U Tk11n.
I"vv"v"1' aiv'WiiO 111 A ill I US,
where nothing but tbe best liquors are
aept. ia the Brunswick saloon .
Whan Vnil Wflnt: onvlTiInn An In
.... ...... IVUIUfi uuo 111 LUtJ
(1 11 tl IT I tt fW V smnbinn Inn i I .. A il..
oiuuntug, llllfj, Dl Uie
a. iuui DdiuvU) iu AJtaiiiar OltCCtt.
An nIH nnrnA aowo a nimtia 'c-. i !u
(va. Ht-nui D A 1 1 K 1 1 9 U
Kemedy is beBt for coughs, croup, diptheria
AP KemiAliilia aiA k... laf tl W B
A nftnnl in1pntni faa with aAk ..44iA
Bhlloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents
Sold by W. H. Patterson & Co., druggists,
iIUlHO
For thfl nohhtnat. nnri Koof r f-t
tlira And fnrpit'Ti nliaiM a in uA .u
7 , " " . H p w niw viu 1 vjii
able, Geo. Hick, 730 aud 732 Elm atreet,
who lias the bent assortment in thn nit.?.
The Brunswick Saloon now is Justly re-
to take their "smiles'' in Dallas, and tirs"-
cinss urui8wicic tables for billiard-player.
Annnprnnd in tlia (irtti n v 11 , .
' ' a vs llc Hi V I x
Co., steam, gas and water-filters, I will
continue the business at the old stand, 400
nuu airetl. A. MCWMIRK.
H lli'hpa Itron. .fr. Cn t , .niA
,u. .uo oaiu u, inn ceieoraieu vvauKesua
spring water at Dallas. Texas. Trade sup
niied in h.rrnlfl hali'hnruu n. w.i... i .
r , "Miira. VI UU.tll'B Bl
lllfl RRI11A UV lB ttiaf If no.. nn .kl.!. 1 .
r a ua uiuuieu ai
the springs, freight added. Casks of 60
Nothlna Hefore Like It,
r rnni waoo comes a fluid known aathe
'Klentrin Kuil An, V.i.Mnin.i.. n r
gill poured into the largest bed of ants
i. . "'r mnjouunj, wui Kin not only
.11 fh. .nl. Km .i.a . I. - . fn , :
-, im tkks. iuis com
pound is a scientific achievement and is
?'"i .1"cller wiuis, tne leading
drug firm of Waco, own the patent for Tex-
... Thpv .alllnn Air.. : J l n
7K'.'T?-:Dr"1; w- Stapleton owns the
Itlnht At llallaa ..,.1 . 1 1 ' . i .
". ."!'"" n,,u "eeri aujotntng coun
ties. His headquarters are at Zee. Tolll
ver'a driiff atni. r11 . nyt i,.nAi.i
demonstrated. No kill, so pay. when the
uucuuuiii nns auuereu to. wnicn are very
... . vU..,jcnDmilL-vruvrui main ana
l OVdras SLreetH. Uan.lrlni, n. w.il.
specialty.
Dlamnnila TTnw. m.i.u.. n- ,i .
hlgin, Bprlngtleld and Lancaster watches,
in gold and silver cases; line 8wiss
watches. An elegaut new stock of jewelry,
rlnss. tine snlil ..t.. nwkl.n tnni..i. -J.I
ohaius, eardrops, gold pins, bracelets,
wiiuiui-iii um assortmentoi sleeve-buttons,
studs, gold spectacles and eye-glasses. New
miwinu, vea, sets, ice pucne.TS,
nmi., uiuii aeia, casiors . iiogers Urcs.
uat wood. tin. m.,hl. ....i ii. .i i.
. . ...... ...w nu Kh viuvat, a.
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
T1. Tlall.. Tln.1 A n . .,11 . .
. ni limit win meer
umr uiaiiy ineuus sun tne publlo at al
...,u...(uiii.u, ni iiicir niagniu
cent saloon and billiard hall, comer o
Main and Austin streets, with the best
"iu"'" "u.u.. cik, na pouieat-
Iflnil.nnA. That. Kllllu..l w.ll l. . v. . a ,
- . uuiiwu iiwi 1. in. uuesi
and largest in the city, and their tables are
tin MS t.lH StaaMAtml a. .. - n
Whain vrtri (Avtmti r.A Jt-
Uon't lorget th. Hoard ot Trade.
Eaploa Oil.
Kuninn Oil InrnUliM ala.. k-i.-ui h.i.a
I ... ......Mvaeivtveiii VIIKUI 11 If 11.
Isorystal white in color, Inodorous, and free
vu. ucwt or seuiuient. it burns freely,
does not orust the wick, and Is absolutely
11 fat Am nmnf nf IK a a.r- a. .1 r
of famlliea who have need It for years to
" aatlafaoUon, and Who wid use
LartrMt Wkniaui. ..-.
millinery and ladles' suit house in the
euie. Convince yourself at K. Banman's
manager, 70a Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
LADIES
THE
DIAMOND EMPORIUM
OF TEXAS.
And the place to tnd all the
Latest Novelties in the Jew
elry Art. choice assort
ment of New and Faihloo
able (iooda, suited to the
wautt of all
To onr vi.ltort we extend
a coidial invitation to in
spect the most
Attrattive Stock
IN THE STATE.
THIS IS THE HOUSE
1
Mad of beat rubber, with Fine Rolled Gold PIri Mm.nH. !T VSIr "
entWUI nt either th. eopyinKor kZlJ Krew
NEW LUMBER YAED
S H, S. MATTHEWS.
ITard Between Ross Aye. and Camp St,
.""""'"tnrer of KaJJye Pine Lumber, 8hlnsles. I atht Liu ,
la lttRand dealer in White Hue l.nmb u...' .I". alonlil.
yiJf B E ANDREWS
in i isiiii m
4 TO
...
- , - ru.wL.i.uBtitATED CATALOGUE.
Hie Westinffliouse Maohinft Ha
S
Genoralomce.ndwnrl,.,r,t.
. . pa., UALLAS
STANDARD MILLS BAGGING CO.
Successors to Douglass Bagging Co.
MAN'UFACTriRKna nu
"Green Letter" Brands of Pme Jute Bagging
FILLEY, Tica urer.
CLANCEY'S
DOUBLE
JTIIESK ATlT!THKIRAVF.RSTOITiVE READ ABOUT
HOUSEK EEPKRS AND CONSUMERS
Will save money by buvlne- Wrislev.
nps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands ars the
j.inen," ' White Velvet," "GermauFam
fly," "English Blue," "Old English,"
"Gold Modal-3-pound Bar," "Warranted
Pure," and the "Napkin-3-pound;Bar,"each
bar wrapped in a colored table napkin;
also, their "New Tidy soap, 2-pound bar,"
each bar wrapped in a Japanese tidy;
made of pure vegetable oil and tallow.
The best is the cheapest. Be sure and see
that each bar or cake is branded "G, A.
Wrisley & Co., Chicago, 111."
( riSHI FISH!
Shrimp, and Crabs
I am in dally receipt of fresh shrimps and
crabs, dressed and ready for table use.
Warranted as fresh as when taken from the
kuii. uai at iveut s European taotel and
oinuiaiib,
Old Norfolk,
Mr. J. W. Perry, a prominent commission
me.rch.nr.. Nnrfnlb- Y'u Q i,
7 . . "in" ui jr,
Wnrt.hinirlnn'. Ptinl... n.i.1 Tli -l.. ir.,i
.. .-nv.. v...vi. nuu .laiiim-a .ueui-
cine, the wonderful speciiio for summer
complaint, etc., that as a household remedy
it has an unequalled reputation ; he has
" "i. inmiiy auu wouiu not DLWitn.
oat It.
I! room..
We manufacture our brooms of the best
material and in the most substantial aud
durable manner. Try thetu once and you
win uujr uo umer. 1 rotm UH0B.
t'Rli vnn ara nt.ljlnA r,,n .r MH ,,
The explanatjon of this sentence can be bid
wy b-uuiK i . ai. n. a. nan on Wedne
day, Jut.e Oth, before 8 p m. ,.
Broom Coin Waniad.
HighesCiricepaidf-rlt at factory, cor-
uu. v. vwuui nuu j.auiar streets.
, Wm. Prours.
LaHip.1 MIlBOl anI nl.IM.aal. 1. . .
, -wv -.Mu ,uuuicu , uuav a-.
uauman s.
McKlnney Property.
Two rAfliHnnnaa u ,1 lmnMMJ .. J
T,. ; mju luiuiviliu nruullU9.
fine orchards and trees for sale at low
prices- Address, N. W. Huustable, Dallas,
A C AIM,
8. 8. R. StAnil. flnHvalAil fn ktaaJ 1.
( . ' ' ".v-v. ,UI wivuu Ult
eases; is a blessing to those who take it;
send me the address of doubtlul ones. John
BTaggart, Balamanoia. N. Y.
Silk and8atln,
all colors, at Banman's,,706 Elm street.
T.n-tAII ,l,a nl.l f I I t.
a,.,u,uiUliW ui uuiieiess nam,
IXAW .nnnltt tn.l mmI..I k. A V u
opposite Herald oUlce. '
tea
Da In. rntirafilnna nA -m n .
. Keach, agout. The only first-class stook
"' candy aud confectionery in the city.
v HutvowB auu ivjtsati.
TtaTolvak aai-.fl m. U.1
ii.-1 . wm. wm ouy one or
, Ti .. , uijiHuinjiiiau tnegana Us art
at Patterson's Drug Store. , '
Ladles' Outntt of Every Style
Dananixas?' B,,uauu',' 706 Eln ,lt,
Euplon Oil.
Knnlnn till w . . nH, ,.nHi, - ,
Louis, Missouri, In 1801, and not en accll
dent Is on record as having resulted from Its
ta.
Olovet, Olovet,
7WE7mreet.rlC, rt
One nf that nlMat .m sani. a. .a. t
an bo-ton t h'uZ'Ti
and Orr will sell them low-721 Main stmt
Tr-irrt At A. W. kna.i. - ,.
ALn ulHiia. th. In.l,.., ...j .'..:"9
Dallaa, mn i"
nsh, aggs aa Batter
voummiT on sands at 1307 Elm strati,
agRaxddisputo,
DIAIOKDS,
OPERA 6LASSES.
L41e'sn4Geoii'
Vi.' m
"Watches
Tu FIND EVERYTHING.
Extra-nijed Lumber a specially. We mannf.ctnw oir i-r "
ber, and can eompe'e with the world la PrtceT 5f5 1"?
comity, noar Texarkan. -""is in Bowlt
Manae
Soperlor In Workmanship, Moderate In Price.
Complete InterchanitcabllHy of parts. No lining up keyins .
adjustment, packing, oiling, or skilled etteiZnlZ-! ,p
150 HORSE-POWER
-ab.-av-a,s,v XXVt T
BtBrfh 0fl1w ,d alesroom, 401 ELM ST.. BAIT n
ST. LOUIS, MO.
- UNEO
Eaplon OIL
Sometimes inferior snd dangerous oilsv
are sold as Euplon Oil, therefore we espe
cially urge consumers to take csrethit
they obtain tbe genuine article.
TV , , ..... .... .
.. uuiviaiB .ii 11 ntuii uriieri
promptly and satisfactorily filled in every
department, at E. Bauman's, 706 Elm
.front llutlao iTaua
vmiM ,i.h,
Road-wagons, buggies, pha-tom, and
every style of vehicle, for sale low by Orr
724 Main street.
Ladies Please Take Notice,
the season has advanced, we shall Disk
prices to suit you at Baumau's, 70ti film
street.
Euplon oil.
Kupinu Oil is made from Ilia very belt
crude oil; is dou Die refined and free from
all impurities.
New Summer Styles,
French pattern bats anil bonnets Just re
ceived at Bauman's, 7Ui Kim street.
If you want Grst-clssi tresn candy, at low
prices, go to Keaclie's 71- Klin street.
Itnlr floods, Hair Goods
new styles at Bauman's, 700 Kim street.
Euplon Oil, the family safety oil.
300 Styles of Hats and llonuets
to select from, at Bauman's, 700 Xlm
street.
Euplon Oil. .
The demand for Eupion Oil increased (w
per cent, during the year 1881.
It!
Neckwear and Ladies' I'nderwear
at Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
ti
1,000 Canes at Curtis . ,
Curtis has the finest stock of canes ia
Dallas.
Ribbons and Flowers,.
largest stock to select Irom at Banman's.
Ask your grocer for Eupion Oil.
Headquarters for millinery, at Baoman'fc
Absolutely Pure.
I la fa-waet neve? vsrtea. """ffXS
intlh an I wholweaeae, ,,,2"2.a
a the ordinary kinds, and ct'b!r4
eoatpeutloa with the . ssaiiiiua. -
short w(kt,alua or skvapsawpv"
oi 1 la Mas. Botaa ii awe ft
WaU-at.!H.T,
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