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THE DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 20 1882.
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
K'iiorirlt the Potofflo at Dallas M Second
Clan oi all matter.
'rrOl'TS ELLIOTT HALL.
.uuounccm exits.
eir A 11 Announcement for Office moat be
Pali! It lu Ad.anea.
CConfttij guOjje.
Alttf "hlQl'V-SlKD TO ANNT1nT:FwC
V 1. WILLIaMM a a rau.lWa'o for County
Judire. Eli-ot'.on Novrnirr 7. S-C.
li'f ARK ACHOUiZED TO ANSol NCK
'' R K. HUKKE a rawlidate for ru-elfotlon
to the oflliM of County Jiiilxe of haliaa county
at the ensiling November election.
XirK "ARK AUniOUlZKl) TO ANNOUNCE
V R H. WK3 l' Tor tlio ctllce of County Jndse
the enauingclerUnn.
" gUMct Ckvh
fiTnSTirfnoRizKirT anSoBnck
VY theuainoof HliKKY W. JONES tlieprea-
riit liicurolioiit aiai-aii.ll'lnlo for re-eleotlnii in
tbeolllcoof Cli-rk to the Hiitrli-t t ourt or Piil'aa
County at the imn!nir frivywlyr ctailiii. ...
. gov (County tfUdi.
TtTJT ARK AUtHORlZKli T(
ANNOUNCE
". the
liiinnri:ilA.H. WOODSON Ill hCHKIt-
Tilio ill au Independent eitndlcla fur Comity
Clerk '
Ihcrody announce to the ultkwa of Dallas
county Unit 1 am a candidate for llio oftieu of
Liiniiv f'ldik. If niv renuiaiwii us a mini aim
my qit'iitlrti'iloii for thu ponitlmi sroiiiii-li an to
romuiund me to your inntluViiee I ask your
bearlv auppnrt pledKln rnyxeir Hint no e.iott
tipou'my part will be spared to mako an otltdeut
ami falilifnl sorvanluf the public.
April 16 IWi.
(!. M. WHEAT
TH AUK BBtUKS-tKO TO ANIsOU.N'.K
YY VV. M. 1. HILL an a Candidate ior County
Clerk. Elenlton November next
Tlfar"V7 H". filAOKKB HKKKBY AN-
JVL NOUK0K8 himself ni a Candidate (or
County Clerk-ha lul l thirteen years expert-
eace as deputy In Texas for tlio past six years
In charge of the (loimlv Court of Dallas cniintv.
GToxxtitjy gvcasum.
W theuainoof WILL F DOIKHIKUTY as a
eandldatc for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Bloctlon J uesnny ""vernmTjin
nrv AM
WlI.MAM-tON as a eandldate for County
Tearsuror Mectina. NoyxMinris-s
tCoUcctov.
VV f STEPHEN" kettnr known as "Uncle
Pete" as a randlduttvAjr "Sax (V)llei tor'of Dallas
county at the coining sovemlier election.
WOfirT AllTllOUiZKi) TO ANNOUNCE
CHARLES U. GIU.KHPlKas a Cnndtdnto
for the nillcu of Tax Collector of Dallas County
at tha November election.
1TJ ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN IvOC rsc.ti J.
V V R. ULEWETT as a caiididnU) for Tux
Collector of Dullin county at tlio November elec-
tion. .
"25v Husttcc of lv55
fx tKxSivf 110 Ri zkTT to announce
VV 8. N. BKASVYHM as a cnndldatn lor
Justice of tlio Teace In I'rerhict No 1 Dallas
county. Election November 7 1HS2. d
W"E ARK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOl'Ni it
MR. JOHN B. Kl'NZ as a candldiite "i r
Justice of tlio Peace lu Precinct No. 1. Elcelii u
in November. '
gov Shcvlff .
WE AllE RKIIUK3TKD TOANNOCNCE
DEN JON Ed as a candidate for Bliorill'.
Election November 7 ISS'J.
ov the cjlslativc.
ERifTrjtTlORrzRoCNNOCNCE
MR J. H. SK.It.E9 as a candidate for Rep-
r'sontallvo to tho next LcKlslaturu subject to
ilic Democracy of Dallas county; i
gov Cownty ;ttovncy.
W"TTark a "u t hohTz" k dtcTan n o iTnce c.
K. CLINT as a candidate for County Alter-
' Klectlon November 7 lent
2-ov t;tc mtov.
RB R ECJt' EST E D TO'aNNOPNCE
RNKTT 0111118 as a ciindldato for the
iRto.
VfKSUAV JUNE IiO 1H84.
INDICATIONS.
i .i Gulf states Local rains: partly cloudy
Ullghtly cooler weather; varlablo winds mostly
ft.im north to wost; higher barametor.
For west Gulf autca easterly lo touiherly
Kinds; hlfihor barometer; stationary or a sll-M
M' lu temperature and fair weather.
i. i M that l'llKSlDENT AllTHl It ftllll
Lxian linvo nt lust thrown Gii-t ovor-
hoar.t. Tlio grntituilo of politicians is past
jlnditife' ont. UhaktIs no longer apolitical
poerv J '
Oenkual Sii.M'.rr. of New York lms put
the Dnialiliig blow to C'(iNKi.iN.re pollticul
itilluenco lu Hint ilatj. The prcsiilont ami
GRNKRr Biunfi: however mo sUll very
fittt friends
The Chicago Intcr-Occan: "Cold wculhor
Ins ilfliiyotl sliecp-slieurinn hut the crop of
mutton will now tie lu.rvosted and cheap
cliops will bring Texas' beel OKniti into tlio
ronch of people worth less Hum a million."
s
Dkacok lticiiARU Smith's strong stainl in
Ohio for tviupcranco anil morality ounlit to
Rive Hat large ftimtly In the United Plutcs.of
which ho is the representative a very en-
. Tiiiblo position in the hearts of the rellnious
clement.. This house comuilttco on printing want
ton thousand runps furnished congress.
Tho committco must cither liavo ft very
poor opinion of the knowledge ol geogra-
phy possessed by congress or it has been
handsomely "grensedj' by tho map man.
Tin Courier-Journal says that lu north
Texas cotton fields are being burned and
blasted by a peculiar and exceeding hot
' wind. It Isn't m cool down hero as It was
in Canada last winter but we have never
bifore heard of the sirocco alluded to.
John Kii.lt'i health is so bad he has dc
torrn'iiel to retire Xrom polities. What
BtMiiai J. Tilokm and the Now York dem-
Coracy oiiiild not do lickness lias accom-
plished and we are not apprised of any
tears flowing copiously In the camp of the
Itrslght-ouia.
NoTwrrntTAituiMa the oiy for labor In
oine quarter! the bt. Louis Ilnwdan Exile
Belief association has more charge units
bands than It can find eniph ymr-nt for.
Until th Vast body of now Idle Workmen
in this country are provided for Ills hardly
wise M M too solioltous for the Immigra-
tion ol foreigner! without money '
.
Wi are under nbilgittla to Mbmm. T
. B. Prriuoit A Hmo. pntlltherrhlladel-
r paU fcr k copy of Ihli Zola'i late work
' Pot BouiLLia Zola'! books art among the
most pewarftil and fascinating ot Franoh
nonla tod ttti recent publication dealing
With Ufa among tbe mtddle-claseei or Parla
to drawn vltk tho maiter'i reallstto and
. akillfui band and 1 among tho beat and
most Interesting iwuimm of tho day fv
A COSTLY HOD Y.
For seven months the forty-seventh con-
gress has been lu session and we are now
told that In few days it is likely to ad
journ. The announcement of its adjourn
ment is not likoly to cause the country any
groat rcurct or impress the people with the
idea that they are losers by the absence of
this celebrated body from the seat ot gov-
ernment. Nearly every state in the Union
has some one special legislature which is
regarded as worthless par excellence
and it looks as if the forty-seventh
congress were entitled to that
distinction in the history of national
legislation. No congress bus had tn face
greater questions of moment and no con-
gress has dono less to settle them. The
press and tho peoplo have been loudly de-
manding that certain important matters
should be attended to but no heed has
been given their requests and the forty -
seventh American congress will adjourn
with a very unsatisfactory and meaningless
record. The actual expenses in .salaries
and sundries during these seven
nionUis spoken of amount to
over a million dollars consitlera-
ably and yet not that much n.oncy has
been saved to the people by the representa-
tives of the peoplo in all tho time they have
been in Washington. A business man who
would keep a worthless and expensive
clerk would be justly regarded as wanting
in common sense and business principles
but the peoplo continue to submit to costly
hut do-nothing congresses. It is the limit
of tho peoplo that they experience from
year to yar so littlo. that is ben
eficial to them in national lcgisla.
tion. Tho questions of greatest sig
nilicanco aro not sulllciontly agitated
and no strong and universal expression is
henrd from tlio masses. Party and per-
sonul predilections swallow up everything
else. A vexed question of great Importance
nt the opoulng of tho session was that of
presidential succession but it remains as
great an uncertainty to-duy as then and
may arlso at any tiino to work us confusion
and harm. Then there was a largo surplus
iu tlio treasury and it was generally and
rationally supposed thut taxation would be
reduced at any rate.io tho level of necessary
government expenditures but while
the former has been frittered away and
pounced upon by congres3mcu for innu
mcrable private claims and schemes tiie
latter has remained lo operate as ol old as
u heavy burden upon the great masses.
Tho only cff jrt made to handle tho ail in
portunt and widely discussed matter of the
ttirifTand government revenue system was
to push it off to an indelinite period. The
postal system in which it was hoped re-
forms would be made and reduction in
postage reached has received no impress
from this congress. Iu tho naval de
partment not a step has becu taken
though tho necessity therefor is. every
where admitted and was practically demon
at rated in our littlo misunderstanding with
thill. No improvements or reforms have
been made lu tho war department and
such is also the case In tho treasury. Thus
we see that lltcrully nothing.has boen dono
in any of tho great departments of the
govornmont and us u peoplo wo remain
as poorly situated ns we did one year ao
and many millions havo yet beccu granted
and expended. Theouly labors performed or
measures vperfectud are those which were
clearly for political effect and others neces
sary absolutely for running the machinery
of the government. We refer to the pass-
ago of the anti-Chinese and autl-l'olyganiy
bills and tho apportionment and appro
priution bills. Further than this the mem
bers of the lorty-scvonth congress have not
gone anil they will certainly not feel puffed
v..r vruie una Buiisianon as upon adjourn
ni- in In y look back upon their records
The repitbiiaiis aro mainly responsible for
this stato of things but had tho demo
crats done (heir duty a sutllcient number
from the other sido could have been ob-
tained to cut down taxation strike down
monopolies aud givo to their constituency
s mie practical evidences of usefulness and
refm m upon which thoy could have said
"well done good and faithful servants."
Wo aro as a nation in tho support of con
gress paying out tremendous sums for pre
cious little return but such is our frame ol
government and wo must mako the
best of it we ran. Tho barcnuoss
of legislation of which wo havo been speak
ing is only another ivldence of the paru
mount nceosity which exists cvorywhorc
for dropping personalities and private dis-
putes und differences and bringing broadly
n ml openly into tho national canvasses
which occur from time to time the ques-
tions and matters upon which action is
especially deslrod by congress. Until the
people set the example of attending first to
tho weightier mattois we can anticipate
nothing more promising than the luxy und
unimportant legislation of this first session
of the forty-seventh congress which Is now
drawing to a close.
Tint Lilliputian kingdom of Kalukutin
in the Sandwich Islands is experiencing nil
tho trouble in government to which the
most pretentious sovereignties are sub
jected. The king has had to change the
ministry three times In two years but has
exhausted now all the ministerial timber
in hia dominion! and Is annoyed to know
what he will do when tlio next change be
comes necessary. It was with a view to
bead off thli dilemma probably that he
has been so Industriously soliciting white
Immigration. Some of our illsappointod
politicians ought to go to Kalakaua.
m m
Summer Iroin reports everywhere
Iomiir to bvo settled down at lust over the
whole country.
UVTCBtNH
Correspondence of Uie Herald
HuTOttiRS June 18. Tha all absorbing
topic at tbta place and vicinity now lathe
oongrvalonal race. Colonel Crawford spoke
hero ymterduy and Uulchlns baa never
imkii irnutfu u suou a speecn berore. it
was both eloquent aud logical and was a
skillful and splendid mingling of brilliant
oratory and toll it g facta I don't think it
It would be fln too far to aay tbat Colo-
nel Crawhrd literally captured tha crowd.
Wa are having terribly hot weather but
crops are no ana our termors ana busi-
ness men aro very hopeful and lubllant.
Our people are much disappointed tbat
mey uo noi near oi a north xexaa man Ibr
coventor bnt are Strom for Colonel Slmn.
J son for the second place. '.
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Coutluued It-oin Flt rK.
Foreign Atrulra
Tm HrnoriNs.
Ism.wla. June 19. The alarm is creat
here because of the vicinity o' a lurge nam-
Deroi iseuouins Amos wno nave iaiely
approached close no town aud have been
observed boveriiiv aloni; the unguarded
banks of the cauuf.
THK SITUATION AT AI.FXAXmtlA.
London. June IU. A dispatch to the
Times from Alexandria says; The Otto
man bank has been converted into an arm
ory the entrances to the bunk are
blockvl by Dales ot silk und
the clerks are Weil supplied with provis
ions lliev also have ropes rcadv to lima
up refugees from the streets. Arab! has
thanked the khedive for bis appointment as
memuer 01 me council i neroisno iiouni
he is straining every nerve to maintain
order. He is beginning to realize that he
bus provoked exodus ol Europeans which
will ruin the country. Biio minis-
ter of justice who is conducting
the inquiry into tha cause of the riot in
Alexandria stutes that ho can't truly pun-
ish the prisoners as long as he is Unable 10
arrest tlio instigators of the crime lie
names Arubi l astia as tho chief instigator.
NO MILITARY MKAiAlllKS.
It is stated in diplomatic circles that the
puwors will take no military
measures until tlio conference has
formulated its decisions unless there
should bo further riols.
KXCITEIl.
I.ojfpoN. Juno 1!). There lins been con
siderable excitement on the Loudon stock
exchange und the Paris bourse to-dav in
consequence of a decline in Kgyptiun stocks
and buez canal shares.
PKMANIIINO A CONFKROC8.
A dispatch to Renter's telegram com-
lanv from Constantinople says: Lord
luli'crln Uritisli ambassador has made
further representation to tho porte
insisting on an immediate reply on the
question of conference. Uermany
strongly advises tlio porte to assent
to ttie Holding oi a conierence
In the house of commons the Oth clause of
the repression bill providing for the arrest
of strangers found under suspicious circum-
stances wus adopted by a vote of I'Jl to 3.
Commercial
Fl'Ti:KH
Niw Yobk Juno 1!. The Post's cotton
report says: Future deliveries at the first
call showed a decline ol'2-lm) but un in-
creasing demand soon made the sellers sh v.
Utlorings necuuie small; prices advanced 4
points ior June 8 ton points for tbe later
lending mouths. 1 ho improvement is
brought about by the covering of recent
suoris.
r uticHi
ALABAMA KKl'lillLlCAkS.
Montuomkiiy Ala. June 1!). George
Turner chairninn of the republican com
mittee has called a convention to meet a I
Montgomery July 7lh.
Nomluutlons.
Washington. June 19. The presi
dent to-day nominated the following
postmasters: win. JH. Deliurst. Ht
Augustine Florida; Jas. 1'. Newcomb
nan Antonio lexas; ueorge Ware Wash-
ington Georgia.
LAMPASAS
Saeotal to the Herald.
Lampasas Juno 19. The first cotton
hloom of the season was brought in town
to-day by Mr. Pleasant Garner who lives
about three miles in the country from Lam-
pasas. The cotton crop as a general thing
is very backward this year owing to cool
weather we havo bud during the spring.
For the past few days the weather bus been
very disagreeably warm and tbe farmers
say it is tho making of their cotton crop.
The sou nd of the hammer is heard In
every direction throughout the town from
early morn iinlfl late in the evening. Lam-
pasas seems to be on a general boom.
There have recently been completed three
nice stone store houses and there aro tive
otiier stone buildings under construction
which will soon be completed four of
which will hn used for store-houses and tne
II llh our for a livery stable. Thero is a
frame building being ercctud for a hotel
besides several other frame Btore and dwel
ling houses are geing up in every part of
town mere are a great number ot nome
visitors now and a larger number of visitors
than ever were at Lampasas springs atnny
former season is expected hero tliissummer.
How They Ileal With Gamblers lu New
York
"It's tho cleanest haul ever made of a
gambling establishment in Now York"
said Anthony Comstock at tho Yorkville
police court yesterday afternoon. He was
surrounded by gambling itppurutus. A
suporb roiilelto wheel was revolving in
trout or the pidgo suesk set in motion by a
twist of Mr. Uuustock'a linger. A taro
"lay-out" leaned against the wall. Sun-
dry pieces ot green-covered apparatus
lay upim the clink s desk in company
with a hag of "chips' und a pack ot cards
in a squaro melul box with a spring. Seven
fashionably dressed men sat. iu the prison
ers box.
Mr. Comstock told tho judge that he
bud suspected lor some lime that one of the
most dangerous gambling establishments
in tho city wus iu operation ut M Dev
street. On June II Hcnjumin 11. lluor. a de-
tective lu Mr. ComslAck's employ succedi d
in gaining entrance to these rooms and
took part iu a game of faio. Ho weut every
day aince mid yesterday while he was
lliern Mr. Comstock secured warrants from
Justice llixby and took them to Inspector
Murray. Cupluln Hcrgtold of the
Twenty-sovenili precinct Sergeunl
Thatcher Detectives Hritton ami
Oram and two policemen all in citiens'
clothing strolled into Dcy street from dif-
ferent directions at I o'clock and at a sign
nnl from un open window rushed into the
Iroquis restaurant '.M Dey street and pro-
ceeded to hum r open two barred doors in
tlio rear leading to the secoud'lloor. Kight
lei ruled men were lo.md In tne rooms up-
stairs. There were two entrances to the
t iic both through tho restaurant John
uliy proprietor of the restaurant nt-
te.irptcd to prevent the opening ol the rear
doors und his brui'ud luce as lie appeared
in court yesterday showed that he hud fared
badly.
Detective Ilicr pointed out John K.
l'yh who said he resided nt Fourteenth
street and llroadway as the dealer who
sold i bucks aim received the money ; Mor-
rill T. Lytic ol 47U West Klfty-seventb
street an the outer lookout ; Joseph James
ltd Butl'olk street as the game-keeper; and
Hermann Wilson (colored) U Jay street
as the inner lookout. The others be said
were players.
Mr Comstock said the names given bv
ii. .i. nr. .......i ....i .i
! I'lUJ.IB 1.VIV IHWimitU MB won fcuni
be knew their rent names but In order to
protect them from publicity and shame.
would reveal them only to the private ear
oi tue court no estimated tho value ot
the material Selxod at t.VOnO. Including-
a roiilelto table worth $20U0 2too (aro
chips poker and taro "lay-outs' US
lit the drawer or tha taro table a sale con-
taining bank and check books and the
books of tha establishment and lour bull-
dog revolvers. He said tbe rooms were
furnished In elegant style. The new code
gtvfs the right to arise not ouly gaming
tools but carpets and furniture.
Tha defendant! waived tamlnatlon.
Pylea I.ytlr James and Wilson were held
for trial In fl.OUO bail. James and Wilson
wore unable to furnish bail and were
locked up. Tho players were released
under bond! of 100 each to appear as
wlineaaee.
Tbelreqnols restaurant was running at
6 o'clock fast evening ratmm were few
and all were eyed with suspicion. Doiee
ot nowerinf blanta decorated each window.
and over one of those on tbe eeonnd floor a
bandaged head cautiously ' protruded Irom
ume m Hmo.-i.new ior a bob. - '
"CALUOltMA JACK."
He Attempts to Kill tianeral Cook anil
HuRWlo Hill and Bombards a Denver A
New Orleans Trala
The IVnver Tribune in a recent issue
says: Colonel I). 8. Cook Hon. W.F.Cody
(Buffalo Bill) Major dukes and a select
party ol old-timers in this section of the
country went up to Mauitou Springs last
week accompanied by their families for a
pleasant excursion. On Satnrilav. aihiln
returning to Denver v! tl liu A
New Orleans road they met with un excit-
ing episode.
On tbe train was a Iong-liaireJ brawny-
listed rough dressed man evidently a
mountaineer or a man from the
mines. lie had beaten his wny
Irom Colorado Springs to Mauitou
junction on the tally-ho coaches by
claiming that ho had frionds in the latter
placo of whom be would obtain niouey im-
mediately upon his arrival. Ho and "his
partner" thus managed to force themselves
in for a free ride and wishing to turther
exert their cheek boarded tlio Denver it
New Orleans train for Denver. General
Cook and party were on tlio sume truin.
Hearing that Ilull'alo Hill wus in the next
car the man became boisterous und imme
diately declared himself. "He wus wild
and woolly and never curried below tho
knees."
You just go and tell him thut Californy
ck is on tlio train." cried thownollv innu.
"He knows me. I'm Culiiortiv Jack."
"1 ho gentleman from . Culilorny" then
proceeded to pull out a six-shooter and
unurisiieii it around in the car to the inn-
nite terror of the ladies and some of the
men. One or two of tho genllemen were
going for "Itull'ulo Hill" in good earnest
when the conductor came uloni? and. liiul.
ins that "Calitorny" und "his pardnerj
ntm mo iimcis promptly uouncuu uieiu
trom the train. The imssemrers imilier-!
on tho platforms at tho windows to witness
the operation. "Cnlitorny" was attired in
buckskin breeches and had an enormous
six-shooter strapped to his waist. This he
puueu irom ins belt as the truin started to
mute yu mm mi&iuk ueiioeraie uuu Degun i
to tiro at the rAr whirl fion.x-nl
Cook and Mr. Cody with their fami-
lies occupied. Ihree shots were tired iu
all the bullets striking tiie casing of the
uoor to we car. t tie wonder is that somo-
body was not killed. Tho conductorimmo-
diutoly wont through the train to see if
anybody was hurt aud found thut all had
escaped. Hy boiiio btrangeconihinution of
circumstances neither General Cook Mr.
Cody or Major Oakcs had n weapon with
them. The conductor did not want to lose
any more time and the party came on to
Denver.
"Californy" as he called himself hung
on to tho saddle which he cariiod with him
when ho was tired off the train. Hy this
time he has perhaps stolen a horse to lit it.
His advent in Denver may bo speedily ex-
pected. -
ltennett's Present Crnlao
T1o roDt partition sale renders James
Gordon Hennotttbe sole possessor of all the
real estate purchased by his father. He
now owns a Filth avenue palaco a country
scat at Fort Washington the Dennett
Building which rents for $.V)OoO ond tlte
Herald establishment which is worth
0001X0. Having settled the estate by this
purchase he will now start on a grand vov-
ago ii ins yatcn wuicu is the Pnest of tho
aiiiti me worm ever saw. Ho will visit the
Canaries and perhaps will ascend (lie peak
oi icoenue. ami tnence no win cruise
through the most storied iiarts
of tho Atlantic after which he will visit the
Mediterranean and disnlnv in iu
ports the splendid marine architecture of
tne new world. During his absence Tom
Connery will continue in the
of the Herald and Willium Henry will ai-
icou vu mo piioncaiion. jiennctt during
his vovairo. will he iinnhln In tol..rl.
ders and the editors therefore will have
an increased responsibility. They are
howover men of tried ability and being
tiirown on their own rescources will spare
no effort. N. Y. Letter.
TUTFS
POLLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS CLERGYMEN AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A '
TORPID LIVER.
Loaaorappettte.Maueoaboweta oostlve
Pain in thelTead.with a dull sonsation in
bk part l'an under tbo ihoulder-
blade fullness afterdating with a distn".
nhnation to" exertion of body or nt)nd"
Imtabilitv of temper. T6w spiriU Loss
of memory with a feeling of huvonr nog".
Ieoted anmedu'y weartneua Dialneaai
rluttoring of tha Heart Dota before tho
yes Yellow Hkin lleadaoho.lteatloss.
uess at night Tiighly colored Urine."
IT THUS WARHIHQS l&S UNHEEDED
ECRIOUS DISEASES Will SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TTJTTS FILLS are esncelallv adapted to
aueh eai r den erTerU urharlmuae
of rorllnt o astonish tha aunYrvr.
hli.'? h.L "" the
Tl J nn h" -tm It
oui-f.l fnra f runs. la Nan-; Mi Kf
TUTT'S HAIR DYE.
m"J J."1 W.M""1 ' " -ban1 lo a Ouiaav
ntaca br a IiikIi- acpihMiun t ihl. p.. u
s.ld h biu ..r Mnl b .lerrw xa miH l 11.
Oftlco 3S Murray St. Now York.
2g!Jrrtlt aaa(;MSf
TIIH
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER.
Best Tor TOILET. BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
1? A.. AVILMAIVH
(Buooeator lo C P. Ourus)
General Commission Merchant
AMD SEiLEft II ClilV
J IS MUX ST. DALLAS. TEXAS.
M. D OAkMNOTON. M. M. SMITH
rrmrlr Uarllnitnn A Warta'Jl
aud Uailinaloa rtald.
6ARUN6T0N & SMITH.
6s3tsrEl Cc:.:.lssb l.!srcl:::ls
YTHOLESitB 0E1LKK9 tt (110
la 406 BaStm' Vtn Tttat.
MACHINERY
m!UUUi & BUKUGr&S DALLAS TEXAS.-
Oeneral Mill Furnishers.
Hardware
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
ur JjIbi too l-.xtMiHivo t be Kiiiimerateal. s...i
; ; -: "a'5!!?J2lpea
m ffv . ft ur -g
ft
14
s J mw?m Is
ATENTBUSTFR65P CAgt
OUNDED 1823.
AO CARD'S
J.
TTST1S & OLIVE
No. 10 Wnteh.
KTOH n HIIItfl.STBiir.nTLIXE LF.TEB 10VK.
itFAT. UEI.DZn CnrtONOUGTER BALAXCR IS
f t:ut:i.s.it m oz. kilter nunxo case e.
innvinoRrLAix.
PRICE 120.00.
Klther of the above watches will be sent nnder our IS months guarantee at the
price named upon receipt of the amount lv f. O. Order or by Kipreu.C. O. D Ws
suu recommend them aa exeeptloually good tlino keepers.
E. JACCARD JEWELRY COMPANY 5th & Olive Sis. St. Lois.
ijn... . .....r... . v iiM-1 nn iiahtkk a mux Tnaiu 111 wf uracure ana in an iwnnno(
twvniy-ny. rear. In iil.IHii' hv nnvrr found aiiyiulna- in lv Hip rutultt thai Im. IUktis'I
Iiion IoniiiiIui;.. lnni.iirc;i..of Nittm. Frralrallon Kfmal Dlfc-a lirtni'iitla. and in lay.
imvarltlinl conilliliinnrihahliMMl till nrrrl.-m rrnirrir hat kimy aautti. iii.ilnnnii'wouil.irulcun
(jtwatiial iiava iNiilliolsiiiurtir otiriuutt viulu.iii phrilcla-ii. have jddiled uil)ilgn-itnaiumnis
''' tviiii iiy. 1 iirrwrllH- It In prrrrvm-e lu nr Iron ureiiaraaua mir. In fact atit-h amiwiind
as Ua. Uauiui'S Iuo.t Toxic t a nw.xliy In my practice. lilt. BuliKHT SAMl.ri.sV '
ST. l.nl-ts. li . Vv- i.il . MM Wn.h AvrnflR.
It itrr color fo (he MwxJA
natural health ftil tnn lu 1
lm tlltimtltni organ ant
..Tf ou tntrm maklnfi
it nmf(raM to Ornrrall
ItrMIUti Iam of Amir-
HI" iVojmdoH of Vital I
fiwr and Impotent.'
WANUFACTUREDBYTHEPR.HARTE
LAND
Holders"1 of Confederate Veteran and Altemate
Land Oertiflcates. wishing to Sell or Locate them
will find it to Their Advantage to Correspond
Without Delay with
R. M. GANO & SONS
DALLAS TEXAS
Land Astints and Scrip Locators.
DOUGLAS BROS.
MEEOHAIT TALLOES.
607 1VIAIN STREET.
Just received a large lot of Summer Serges Alpaca Lustres.
English Trouserings.Tine Diagonals and Worsted Goods pi
all Kinds.
Largest assortment
1811.
J. J. CARNES'
INSURANCE AGENCY
unica on povdras Between Main
ttirairuTf v.i I.... . .
w .. mm . WIN
RltPltKalrHTIVll l-l.
(Vmpaiiir ot North AiiirrU-
Herman Am.rlr.n w v
r.wnsiii naniiini. iiaruiiM or liartmrn naiimiii """: " M Y
irru-a I'll I l.W .!!. Krau.lk l'htla.ll.hla. I'n'" Oliba
V. Mauhallan S. Y. Siar No York. Liverpool ami J''"J'''" '"'Wttiis
n-.nilln kiu u a. .l Kin. and Nantt. .W"V
North 111 liuti anil Mvn-antllc
"nlon and National kitlnbunth ami London.
MwhanlrV Mimial Insurance tV. Wlaron.ln.
un... w.
TNVt oat.
CAIN & ROTHSTEIN S
NEW LIVERY PEED
wra.r ivlk aaa luoui BiaLfciBwoatkei n. i. u- ''"
Have Just opened the share lulbl with an entire new outfit. Kew bnnirica. the nIJ
bnnlea ever kept In tbe ettr perfeMly sale drivers forla.llea or fenllcmen! a Bne "neeaJs a
and ammma.lalln driveraj all rails promptly attended loj cWgvs reapiialle; nieeiw
earrtare. at p-M ratp.; hor.si Sorrd by the day or month Te'- ptnne N"
A.OPPENHEIMER&CO.
cottok Factors
And Central Commission Merchants
101 A 10t CilP 8T COH. UlliB
tal 'wALUtttttAl
Hardware
C3
CD
CO
STS. ST. LOUI3 MO;
Nickel Stem Wind. '
STEM WTOI150 8TRAI0HT MIK lETQ
0TIVE5T RICKIMZED.'WITB CIIBOJOJETtH
BALANCE A5D It JEWELS 13 OFH E1CI
5ICKEL CASE.
PRICE
10.00.
A eomliination of
UmiAtof lnnJprruiUm
uar nana rnoiylwrMit
a nalalaM form flu
only prrparalloncftnm
thai wilt not NnthtnOf
terth to charvtcrtirtt of
nthrrimn nmnaratitmM
Mt - DICINE CO..SU N.WAIN tT.ST.lOUIS.
SCRIP.
in the Oity
188..
and Elm Streets Dallas mas.
. ... i tiar.anl. iniiirapni
. Uormail Oil. vo.. rrwpori is"- -
fl.111 .. r-fc UI1W.UBW
joi aottti
AND SALE STABLES
QUEEN CITY
RTrrrfTANQE
Orde rotretaraOe.tr-
MUeamleeM. ... If.
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