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THE HER A 5, D: DALLAS. TEXAS, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1885.
Joel &:B. F. Wolfe
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As the season advances you will still find r.s stocked with a
nearly complete stock of Spring and Summer Clothing. Having
replenished with a good many new patterns lately, in order to
unload and sell down our entire stock, we hava determined on
making A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION on nearly all our
former low prices ol Irom 1U to tfo per cent., vmcn onngs us
ahead (and cannot be touched) of any and all competition in point
of Best Goods and Cheapest prices. This reduction also includes
some of our SPECIAL SUITS, which will be going at the follow
ing prices:
Our Heretofore Special $5.00 Suits will Remain Unchanged.
Our Heretofore Special ob.ou suits - neauceato fcy.uu
Our Heretofore Special $10.00 Suits - Reduced to $8.00
Our Heretofore Special $12.50 Suits - Reduced to $10.00
And so on through the whole stock, and buyers, when they com
pare our prices with the prices of other houses, quickly discover
their advantage in dealing with us.
Our stock of Summer Clothing (all styles and materials) is
still very large and has been marked down to such an extent as
to be within the reach of everybody's pocket-book, be it large or
small
BOYS' GL7!G,
We will close out the remainder of our Boys' Clothing at less
than cost. Boys' Suits from $2.00 upwards.
ESTEY
ORGAN
STANDS ALOKE as
io Leading Organ of
She World. For da-
ilgfctM quality, p
mj ana ciuuiuib v; s
hreetnest ol tons,
rartBty ui subsvs auu
peat durability, it
HAS NO EQUAL.
IENDFORCATALOGUES.
ESTEY & CAMP,
Manufacturers anil Dealers.
203 N. BROADWAY, ST.LOUI5.Mt
Our stock of Straw Goods has been sold down very nicely
but we still have some odds and ends left which wo will sell out
way below cost. Convince yourself as to the truthfulness of the
above facto.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS
IDS' mntxr '
OUR SOLE AGEHTS
For the Entire State of
o t . v" I nuu.iKixosiwxdi onr mink vDn
f , ILiWt Onlveston, from which to flu otd!3
fll.'; ':! promptly. Uiough pnrohasers may iiS
in Ar;- . ,T"i '""5 our
" lututuvi.iu.uQi j, r , wnih.
'or onrselvos shnll have prompt attention
uar prices are low ana witnin reach of afl.
urohanec
Tfl riMBX-ujjAB MAUttiiNlSB in all reepecti
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New London, Comn.
JAHOABT 1, 1885.
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M'KIXNIS & CO.,
116 and 201 Commerce St., Dallas.
Flour and Waol&n IViill Ag'ts, Commission
Merchants and Grain Dealers.
HliitA AffetiLfl for the fnlln wine flelehrated
TexRH: HILJ-'S PATKNT, FINK'H HKHT.
CYt IjON K.HEKKjNO FUKrilKK.UljUHK
PATENT, UEM, HUM MIT, fALISADE,
etc. niBnufiictured at Ciirtlinue, Mo.
AIho Htute Annln for the sale of tuo tar
thane Woolen Mills
JEANS
which nre ro popular, and warranted equal
to uny mad p.
PADGITT BROTHERS
'FnCLlSALI J0BBES3 IS
Gadillery Hardware,
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m Kim tuid 718 Malu HLrwt, DaUan.
vTil1 iliniliffitd rMtwInnnll. St Innlnnr
rhtcitK" 1'iit'cM, I'utroiiic lionie nmuulac
tun i'R imn njivo time and In-tKht.
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THE ASNUAX STATE ENCAMPMENT OF THE
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By order of Gov. and Commander-in-Chief JOHN IRELAND, will be held at
LAMPASAS, -
TEXAS.
June SStl to ST'th, Inclusive.
rhlrty of the most prominent Companies within the State, Including the famoui
HOUSTON LIGHT GUARD.
WILL FTIOIFA-TIQ.
PRIZES will bo awarded to the BEST DRILLED COMPANIES, BKST DRILLED
SOLDIER, and a GRAND SdAMIIUTl'LE will be among the many attractions.
Railroads have offuredJSpeclul Inducements, which wllljglve every one an opportu
nity to not only see the fiuo drilling, but a ohnnce to visit the young Saratoga of the
South-LAMPASAS. For particulars apply to K. P, LYON, Huporlntondont,
Or the Board of Managers Hon. Walter Acker, CapU A. H. Barnes, Col. F. R.
Malono,Col, J. II. Qulbralth, Judge J. C. Matthews, Capt. E. B. Milllcan, Hon
Honrv Y.xaV.
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-Always at-
Sllouis and Chicago Prices, fr'g't Edded
Bcd-roon Setts,
Dining-room Sets,
Olllce Furniture, Etc.
Knnx.-mililA rlmlra nl u-nvc 1 n utuplr. Ont-
1 1 tide, orders will have special attention.
CEO. RICK.
747 and 749 Elm sf.
COUSULT
ML WASSEROUG
(From Kcsslan Poland)
On a'.l Diseasvs Incldeiinl to the Hn.
niiiu Boil.
DR. WASSER(;ua having had pmotlce
and experience fur the 1:inI lt years, will uu
dcrtnke nocnaR except UK CAN UUaR.
AN TEE A Cl'KE.
In CHS", of Cutarrh lu all Its state,
Seurvj, Klolelitx of the tskln, I leertel
I.STH Cancers, Tumorx, hkln liHt'ases
ofl'Jvery Form, lCliHUinatlsin, Sclataea,
i.oiit, llvr Complaint, HyspfpttLi,
Asthma, lyeiiTv, files, I'll, all Crl
UHry and Kidney Troulilus, and diseases
of tlio Kye atid 1; ar, Liiiik diseases. In
dleestlou and Nervous Ulilllty.
Young and Middle-Aged Men 1
A SURE CURE.
The awful elleet of early vice, which
brings ornanlo weakness, destroying both
mind aid body, with all its awful llln be.
lore the Inevitable seour.), CONHUMP
TION, sets In, or Palpitation of the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling, NervouB Dlsch irgus,
muiii to itK t f:AKKi, jick ol lueas.
Sadness of Snlrlls, Uiy lmai;lulnes, Dis
like to Bocial Llfo and Brooding Melan
choly. MAKRIKD MEN, or tlme entering
on that happy life, aware of Physical De
bility, Excitability of t!ie Serves, or other
lrrf'iMilnrltles, iiilekly Ksrlslcd.
NO M INEK.ii. S UbKO.-uniUK people
Ui ii t; lhelr liealtb, and snendini; tlint
nod money v Hh those tiuskllled and .no
(inalinedto treat them, causing faiat dis
orders to the head, tlirnat, nose, liver and
limns, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CI! RED.
LET NOT FALSE MODEST f dcteryou
from callliiK at onci- on
Itl. Wfl.fcJHliJIMJUCl, CiniMUltlilWllooiuT JOlllm t, Iallu
All prlvnto mutters cured. Parties treated by letter and medicine sent 0. O. D.
DR. WASHEltCL'U Is a regular Graduate Diploma lu oltico Id years practice.
Okkh'k Hoi'its: 8a.m.'to2n. in.; S p. m. to p. in. Sundays 1) to 11 a. m.;3to7p.
m. gF Address Post utile . llos 11j.
ANOTHER CHANCE FOB' COM
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T MOES TO KICK,
Our
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amies
Cleaned us nearly ont in that line; we have a few left, and go they must at $9.00. When our competitors said, "enough," we stopped at $7.50. Our drive
for the coming Fifteen Days is, Our All Wool Scotch Caesimere Suits at $8.20; former price $13.50 ; and our indiscriminate slaughter on Searsucker Coats
and Vests at $2.50 each; former price $4.00. We have placed on our counters One Thousand Silk Scarfs at 35 cents; former price 75 cents; and we aro of
fering a line of One Hundred Dozen Striped Guyct Suspenders at 25 cents; former price at retail 50 to 75 cents.
ttElTNTSLJiJ&JDrn, THE CLOTHIER, 714 ELM ST.
Si? Si & Si Ft
CGLF, C010UD0 1 SlliTl FIIT.
TUltOUOn TEXAS I
The short route between Dallas anC Waco.
Through car. between Da lift, ai 1 Ual
eston. The only route to Ijinipjsas.
The fast route via Temple to Ausl'n, Han
Antonio, Laredo and Meilean poln .
Two train. Dally belwouii Dull., and
Cleburne.
TIM FABLE OF JUNE Htb, ISS5
MOVKXKNT OF TRAINS!
' to Galreston, Houston, Tioiule,
Lampasas, Austin, San Anloilo,
the South ana West.
MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Charlj Smith, an Kttlm.ble Young Man,
Loses Ills Lira In Almost I n
Toldabla .Accident Death
la Post A Man Trap.
fcead don tn )
Fass. hx.
nd Mai!.
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10 H.S p. m,
11 91 p. m.
10 1j6 p. in.
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Mixed
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5: 5 a.m.
To and trim Eurnne at lowest tstes.
Ppi-clal advantage to parlies wiah'mc lo
bllns Irleuds to tlilsconnlry . For ticket.
na luruier in ormntiou, ran on or a iiiress
UStAH 1. ML KHA1.
(Jeneral Pas.euger Aaenl, tialwslou
W. I HI n li Mr..
Ilesel Aitpoi, i.iim
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MOOBINCi
y.aiov.itirvt.M
t. CI1FAP, HTHOH, e.. la rTi''s
CM rwt or mule. I. slxi A SI'llWrttlTk
llU I'l.lMTI U. ml Half I ha IMI
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fjmptxrx. V.H.KsVA I (..('aaiir)iar-
777 A YEAR and .ipensai to Afen.
mwm ierms.no inn uuvui imauu
r. O. YtCKEKY, A.fttsU, Malae.
MANGLED PAST RECOGNITION.
Death or Charlie Smith.
At 0:30 p. ui. yesterday, Charlie Huillh
Bwltetiniau in tho yard of ttio Texas A
1'ai'ltlo Hallway t'onipany, remarked
to EiiKiuoor OUphant, of the Name ser
vice: "I am 23 years old now, I have
boon away from home threo ycara and
I am KohiRback tooii to seo uiy folks."
Forty minutes later he was on a
atretohor, blootly, uihiikIikI, dead.
Uastlly gathered particulars prosont
the
ai'i'Ipkmt as i oli.owh:
liavlnit arr.vod at the compress
Switchman Mmltu deseninlod from the
top ot it box car and with Ills
loot in tlio stirrup sliapod atop, swung
himself out at au olitiiho anulo, seek
Inil to cot in view of the enirlmcr.
That patleulnr skiing la not atraluht,
ami, in order to lie seen, coiihliloralile
ellorl la needod in such a vase. UaxliiK
Intently lu the dlrectlou or the Ptiirlue,
his face toward the river, he did not
observe a post planted on the platform
witiiin lu inoliea ol the car side, and
as the train was backltiK swiftly, be
was struck by 111. lila hold on
the bsnd-Krips broken and dowu
he tell, his Dotty boconilnK
wedaod between the moving car and
the platform, In a space loss than eight
Indu s wide. The ciiultieor and lire-
man were not sblo lo see the disaster,
and the backward motion was contin
ued until the unlurtunate man bad
lieon sawed alontf the eilite of the
platform tor 80 yards. Falling then to
got signal, the engineer halted, the
fireman ran toward the rear end and
discovered the dreadful predlcameuL
THB FATAL TORT.
The cauae ot the death of this
valuable vouns man Is that trnst. It
Is a heavy sill, standing, as stated, It)
Inches from the utmost edge of car
at that point and It is s trap. Its fatal
proximity has In it the apiiearance of
design. Of course, nothing sinister
Iwdougs to the planting of It there. It
wss erected to whiou to attach the
stay wire that wire which supports
the bugs smokestack ol in oumprea.
engine. Yet It has boon all nlong
a nioniiRo to every rail
way man unfortunate enough
to serve in tho capacity of switchman,
or brakoman. "It la a wonder," re
marked Engineer Oliphant, "that this
accident ia tho llrst from the samo
cause.
THK FIKHT TO SKK 1UM,
After llin nntrlnenr anil firitniun. Mm
next person who arrived on tho spot !
was u. H. echerzor, tho night watch
man of the cotton compress and yard.
These threo tenderly lilted the man
gled man anil composed his uouy on
tho platform, lie rovlved nu Instant
and leubly naked for ico water.
no did not ipiH'ar to roallzo his con
dition. After touching bis lip to the
water ho uttered a low moan and then
bis swimming eyea closed forever.
w no UK WAS.
Charles T. H.olth, the victim of the
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o iuvuii n.n n unvii. vii .'emmet', .
Ohio. Ilia parents era both liviuu!
tuoro. lie u.s tiiroo sinters and two
brothers, all grown, lie was a well
built young mail, with bluo
eyes, dark hair and except
for the marring ctlect of
small-pox, handsome. K. very body
that knew him liked him. Kvtay one
of bis aciiuaintauces had a kind word
of regret to say. One thing that
struck the reporter in making his In
vestigations whs mo respoclitiiilty ot
Smith's I r lends, lie had evidently
selected his associates lroui tho better
das- es. Again, he was In the habit of
talking about ins mother and his sla
ters most alloctionaWly, making them
his theme. Mot loss than a doien
young people were able to toll
about the family at Deflaneo. It ia
evldeut that be wss a devoted son and
brother, lie came bore one yearsgo
ami got employment at once, lie war
niMpe tied a short time ago on arrouut
of a misunderstanding, and ho was re
instated Immediately ou Invoatlga
tinn. For three years he has been a
railway operative, and bad grown
skillful lu that avocation. Ho was
trusted because he never drank intox
icating liquors.
CHAIIACTKP (IK INJCIUKS
His right leg and arm were broken,
each lu many plaoes, and bis entire
trunk was crushod Into a Jolly. The
loft limbs being uppermost as he was
pushed along the serrated edge of the
rough platform, these were nearly pre
served and only slightly injured. Un
dertaker Mmltb took charge of the
body and It was there all of last night.
THK JURY OF INQUKST.
Justice kendall, acting coroner, or
dered a Jury of inquest and, having
secured one, repaired to the spot aud
viewed tho body as it lay on the p'at
form. ilo then adjourned the inquiry
until 9 a.m. to-day, in order to lake
tOHllmony. This la a formality ren
dered necessary by the law but other
wlso a superfluous proceeding. This Ih
manifestly one of those accldonts for
which no ono is to blame
except the lorson who plaut.d
that, post, and certainly censure be-j
loiigatoa management that has per
mitted it to miialn there. It la as
deadly a trap as could well have been
concolvod, if an evil mind had sought
to render danger more dangerous.
Ordinarily, tho observer would over
looked the death inviting contrivance.
Hut exnerlouco eught to have aug
gnsted lis removal, or rather, exper
ience should have prevented its being
placed there.
UNAL WHI'OHITIOR OF TUB HKMAIN8.
The doct'HHOd belonged to Yard Mas
ter Hi'.klo'a night toice, and, there
fore, that gentleman transmitted the
intelligence or his death to the rela
tives in Ohio. At at a late hour orders
had not arrlvod for forwarding the
body, but lu view ot the high standing
or the lanilly no doubt Is entertained
that such will be tlio determination.
The undorUker nrobablv received
directions before this morning, and it
in more man conjecture to remark
that deceased will be embalmed to-
day. He has been fruaal in
habits and bis wages, beyond neces
sary expenses, are saved aud In good
hands. He leaves plenty to afford the
oxpenae of the cnlllln anil tho express
age, In Hie best stylo of modern us
ngo. If this wss not the case bis fam
ily would no doubt procoed as sug
gested. A I'UKSKNTM UNT.
A fow days ago, decease 1 purchased
new suit or clothing of neat pattern
and reiuarkod to bis room mate
that lu tho event or a fatal
accident ho desired to be
burled In that suit. This request will
be acted Upon. He was wss dIoiihIv
Inclined, and although of a choerful
disposition be did not object to dis
cussing the delivers attendant his avo
cation, frequently roforring to the
daliy lite ot hit lu ever eoufrontlug
u anger.
HIS PALLAS RKS1DKH0B.
Charlie, as his friends famlllary
oall him, bud a bedroom on Kim
street in East Dallas. He took
his meals at Mr. Lvnn'a board
Ing house on Hawkins street, north of
Swiss avenue. The ladles at Mr.
Lyrn's place appeared to feel deep
ivmpsthv In the sad event and verv
promptly afforded particulars as to the
character of deceased and also as lo
his fatber'a family. Tbey hear
tily praiaod iilm and concurred
fully in the excellent estimate
joined In by all bis acquaintances. It
is a most deplorablo removal of a valu
able young man, and the elaborated re
port here glvou was promptod by tho
deep impression made upon the writer
In listening to tho story.
Clgarotte smokers prefer Opera Pull's
booauso they do uot stick to the lips.
A Valuable Angmentatlon of Population.
An excursion oar containing three
land Investigating committees catue
Into the city Sunday evening over the
Texas A l'acillo Kailroad. A commit
tee was along representing the Bpring-
held, Ohio, Colonization Comnanv.cou-
slstiug of the following geutlomon. A.
O. Uot hards, President; Androw Hurn
ett, Treasurer; A. J. Klrlck, E. W.
Olds; William lteeco, Secretary.
The excuraionihta represent oyer 100
first-class families from Clark, Uroene
and Oilmen Counties. Ohio. In the
colony nearly all the professions ami
irauus aro represented, rue colouy
will purchase a largo number of suc
tions, upon one of which they will ea-
tamiHii a town, around which the
farmers of the colony will settle. J.
11. aiuPenal, or Springfield, Ohio, a
niotiibor of the colour, is with the
committee.
Mr. O, F. Uroskontz, of Chicago, rep
resents a colony of about 40 (iernian
families. They do not oxpoct to extau
llah a town, but will engsgo in (arm
ing, llynek Krejur and Joseph Wolf
represent the National ltobotntan Col
onisation, consisting now of 135 l am
nios. This colony is looking for rnrm
ing laud, In thecontro of which Is to
be a suitable place for a town. All
these excursionists belong to the host
society ot the places from which they
came. Tbey are all delighted with
Texas, so far as seen, especially with
uauaa auu mo surrounding country.
Heading of declaration speeches by
some of our prominent oltlzens will be
at Nli ad y View Park on the Fourth of
July.
t'ubllo School..
At a mooting of the new board of
school directors, the following named
members were aelocted by lott Long
term of two years, John U, Jones, U.
r. Ewlng, Paul F. Erb. Short term of
one year, n. v. Cnughanour, C. A,
OUl and K. P. Marshall. U. F. Ewlng
ww wwwu prewineni) n. i. ongnS'
nour vlco-presldutit and John H. Jones
secretary. Coughanour, Gill and
Jones wore appointed a committee
to prepare jilnua and specifi
cations for a colored school house. Tho
following named parties were placed
in nomination for superictondont: W.
A. Boles, Dallas; K. Htanborrv, Hren
ham; I. K. Hunter, Indiana; J. R. Ma
lono, Dallas; J. W. Edmonds, Deulson;
W. M. Rivers, Cleburne; A. W.
Bngg, Canada; J. M, Nhelton, Mis
souri; C. A. Bryant, Calvert. Pro
fessor It. Slanbcrry, ol Ureuham, was
elected superintendent.
The following named Kentlemon
were elected examining board: C. 8.
Minor, l'rotosHors urovo ana vt lsnari.
Everv kind nl nmusomnnt at Shad?
View Park 4th of July.
Arrival, at Wootan Wells.
C Shilander and wlfo, A O Ixsto-
gntte and wllo, h Hllluiaii and wife, II
Hoot, Calvert; K Heatliorly.J M How
ard, Waco; O Walsh, T if Tumor, II
Diolzol, UalveNton: Jiimes Flouts, K B
Soay, Dallas; II C Markham, LTHob
ertson, Kosse; Tom Corey, J Flem
ing, Judge Sam K Frost and wife, Cor
slcaua; M S Moiulcy, M Brock,
lleurne; M ?f Fleming, Georgia; Cap
tain A t aulkner, Houston ; O C Grace,
axaunciue: Alexander jaroti,uonrgo
K Fallon, K C Blake, Now York City:
Mrs Martha Brown, Dayton. Ohio; J
11 Gillesplo. TohuacMiia: Frank B
Chilton. Marlln; (1 D Tarltou, Ullls-
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uuivi, vin, Alinuii,
tlrok. III. Arm.
Burton, tho 2-vear-old son of Mr. II.
A, Kawllns, of the Westorn Union
Telegraph Company, fell from the por
tico yesterday alternoon, breaking his
right arm Just bidow the elbow. The
little sullorer was attended by Dr. Gra-
nam ana at 7 p. in. was rosting easy.
l'K ItsONAI..
Mr. Vornon Brown, of Loulsvlllo,
Kontucky, Is in the city.
major ureen. oi wicuita Falls, is
here visiting his forinor home.
A special sloopor went out from here
on the 10:30 train via the Missouri
racino last night. Among tho paason
gorse were: Mr. 0. F. Carter, for Llv
erpoolj Mrs. Dr. J. H. Boll, for Phila
delphia; Mr. A. N. Itradshaw. for
Waahingtoni Mrs. L. Emanuel,
uaumuier auu son, who has been viBlt
lug at the residence or Mr. Philip San
tor, for New Yorki Mr. n. K. Inland
"u1 t,J,,,1y-' for Wauklsha, Wisconsin,
uu , y. Pillory auu lauuiy, ror Uen'
ver, Colorada.;
LOANS ON LANDS.
Mado For Long Time, at Roasonablo
Hates iu Amounts to Suit. Now Istho
Time to Borrow for Iuvostmont or
speculation.
For particulars, call, on or address
J. 15. WATKIN8 L.M. CO.,
Dallas, Tex.).
TUE TEXAS LAND MOKTOAOE0O
LOANS MONEY OS
Hold Ealato and good Collateral Secur
ity on long aud short time and reason
able rates of Interest. Voudor's lien
ratos Bie also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can bo made to ropsy
loans byliiHtallinenta.
C. E. WELL.SLEY,
General Manager.
OlhYos in Merchants' Exchange, Dal
las, Texas.
absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A nisrv.l O
(jnallly. slremrth and wh".!'"",mtirtt
r ttoreecnnomloal thau the ordinary kin"
Bnd cannot Im .old to nPll,'oBTIS
voe multitude low test, bort wewnt
lam nd phosphate ppwdfrt.
onlylnean.. rnsKovAL BAXl'aWw
us a Co., It Wall .treel, New York, ,J
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