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DIED.

fHlFEE-ln the city OF Dallas on the 9th
uhy OF july, 1915, Robert Goodwin Phifer.
e ,5a son ~ George aud Mary Phiter, in the
18TH year of his age.
Just entering the portals of manhood, Ro-
oefts character had sufficiently developed
10 give evidence OF an honorable and useful
'uture' Firm In the discharge OF duty, mod
est ana respectful In department, truthful
ana conscientious In word and deed, he left
behind him tho sincere respect and kindly
Feelings ofall who know him.
HIS mother was absent from home during
MS orlef Illness, and was denied the privil-
eye OF ministering to his wants, yet no was
surrounded by loving relations and friends
VINO did all within human power to avert
the blow.
~ is hard for tho human heart to bear up
under such affections, and we know how
unavailing any expressions of.sympathy are
70 his sorrowing parents; hut they may be
cohsoied by tho reflection that he has escap.
gu inc sorrows and dlsappointments of n
worldly struggle, and cheered by tho trusting
nope that morclnl God has called him TO
bright eternity before his young heart and
soul had been ainted with the stains or
Garth. w.
HIS distressed parents will not sorrow
without hope, We commend them to nm All
Wise God for humble submission to this az.
'''"' u. y,
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REHABILITATION.


DR.. Paul Darlington arrived home
yesterday, from lengthy business and
pleasure trip to the Northern, Eastern
and Western cities, His avordupols
has not percepti6ly decreased.
Mr., win. IL. Baldrldge, of the Texas
and Pacific railroad, left yesterday
with his lady for Wyandotte, Kansas,
ON visit to their friends aud relatives.
Mr.. II. will return in u few days to
this city, leaving his wife TO enjoy 4
visit OF u couple Of months with her
parents in n cooler climate.
Dallas has received n valuable acdui-
sition to her social and business circles,
by the removal hither of Colonel w.
b. Donoho and family, of Memphis,
Colonel d., ~ the senior of the
firms of Donoho " Buckley, real estate
agents, and Donoho, Strange & Joy,
wholesale dry goods and notions, ac-
qulred II reputation rs sound and sub
stantial business man second to no
name in the Mississippi Valley. 1t is
men of such callber that has made Dali
las what she is, and who will continue
to keep her In the van Of all COMPETE
tors. Colonel Donoho will shortly emf
bark in business In our city, and TIE
HERALD extends him hearty well
come and wishes him abundant sue
cess.
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THE EIGltT-0P.WA
Opposition Meeting In the Third Ward
Aldermen Instructed.

A number of the citizens Of the
Third Ward opposed TO granting the
proposed rlght-of-way through the
city to the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, assembled at Buckhorn Cor
ner last night, and proceeded to effect
IN organization by calling Mr.. Hens
~ TO the chair, and electing Mr.. ID. w.
Adams, Secretary.
Colonel Stemmons, DR.. Newsom, Dr.
Hughes and Captain Sheppard spoke
in opposition to the scheme, claiming
that it was not only injurious to the
Third aud Fourth Wards, but to the
entire city.
Mr.. J. G. Mcconnell spoke in favor
of the measure, followed 10y Captain d.
Il, Grove, who stated that he should
support the measure as one of good to
his ward and Dallas, and that rs Il
councilman he should vote to grant
the right-oi-way, unless the opposi-
ton could cite him to one in
stance whereit would be injurious.
The following preambles and resolu-
ton was introduced and adopted by u
vote of iifty-siX to thirty:
Where's, 1t has been represented to
us that movement is on foot TO
branch the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad from its main line and pene.
trate the heart of the city through the
Fourth Ward, and locate its depot near
the Compress; and whereas, it is rep
resented to us that this can only be
done 10y vote of the City Council
granting the right-of-way through the
said Ward; and, whereas, we believe
1t to he detrimental to the interests of
the Third Ward, as well rs of the en-
tire city; and whereas, It appears
from petitions presented that the citi-
2ens of the Third Ward are almost n
unit in their opposition to said move
ment; therefore, be it
Resolved, That committee ap-
pointed to present Messrs. Jett, Grove
and Sh0ne, Aldermen from the Third
Ward, with II copy of the petitions and
resolutions, and request them not only
to vote against such mn ordinance, but
to use their influence to defeat the
same.
], NJ SrEMNlONS,
F.E. HUGHES,
J, W. ALLEN,
W. G. LINN,
a, IL. SHEPARD,
+, NJ. HAMMOND,
Committee,
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Whereas, the laying aud construct
Ing Of said track, on the route propos,
ed, wonId operate preiGdlcially to ana
affect injurlously the interests ana pro-
perty OF an overwhelming majority OF
the Fourth Ward, through which IL
passes, said ward being built up entire
ly Of private residences, aud more
denscly populated than any other por-
ton of the city, save that devoted to
business and trade be II, therefore,
Resolved, THAT we, residents OF
the Fourth Ward, in general meeting
assembled, do respectfully and most
earnestly protest against the passage OF
said ordinance.
Resolved That we do hereby ur-
gently request our Aldermen from the
Fourth Ward, Messrs. McLure and
Tompkins, to use all honorable means
To defeat the passage OF said ordinance,
under the assurance hereby given them
that, in SO doing, the will faithfully
represent the wishes and safely pro-
tect against the threatened wiong Of
the rights Of their constituency.
Resolved 3--lhat our Aldermen from
the Fourth Ward he furnished by the
Secretary Of this meeting with n copy
of these resolutions, and that they he
and are hereby requested to present
the same to the City Council ut its
meeting on Tuesday night next.
u. GOSLiN,
p.SANGER,
NJ. NJ. NEWS0M,
SD. THuRsroN,
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A Small Heru,ou.

one ofTtE HERALD's reporters at.
tended divine service, Sunday, as no
always does when possible for him SO
to do. On that day he took seat IN
the First Presbyterian (old School)
Church, Rev. Il. p, Smith, ID. d.. pms.
tor 1t was the day of the regular OBJ
servance Of the Last SUPPER by the
members Of that church. The declare.
ton of our Saviour, ~ nm the WAY,
the Truth, aud the Life" the text OF
the sermon, was interpreted, construed
and applied In much clearer manner
than tho reporter had ever heard be-
lore; and II was at least the fourth
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Quite II sensation was caused about
town yesterday afternoon, 10y the ar
rest of Mr.. Henry Clusky, ticket agent
of the Texas and Pacific railroad at this
point, on nv affidavit filed by Mr..
Theodore Whiteman, agent of the
company, charging him with embez-
zling the sum of four hundred dollars
from the company by which he wa5
employed. Clusky, after his arrest,
was brought before Judge Burford, who
set his bail at Six hundred collars,
which being furnished, he was releas
cd. The particulars of the case are at
present unknown, but as the defendant
will have II hearing in few days, The
HERAID's readers will then be lnrnish-
cd with them.
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Grcnt Popularity,

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
and True Flavoring Extracts, Necta-
rine, Rose, Lemon, etc., have been he
fore the public many years, and have
gained for themselves, on their own
merits, nm extensive sale. Their great
popularity is mainly due to the serupu.
ious manner in which they are prepar-
ed, the using of the purest and best
materials, with special reference to
their healthfulness. We never tire of
using them for they are always the
same Articles in which they are used
have no disagreeable odor or sickly
taste, but are always enjoyable.
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"AnEyc for AN Eye

Ifyour eyes are failing you, there Is
no one article that will do as much to
supply the deficiency, or so truly give
you "nn eye for an eye" as the Dla-
mond Spectaclcs, which are clear, bril-
liant, and manufactured from the very
best crystal pebbles with the greatest
possible care and skill. For sale by
j. NJ. Dram, Main street.
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The gardens and streets thirsteth
for n gentle shower.
There are iory-one prisoners con-
fined at present in the county Jail.
The saloons were closed yesterday,
In obedience to q proclamation from
His Honor,
The Trinity IL rising rapidly, en-
failing n consequent appreciation IN
bridge stock.
See notice IN another column of
money lost. One hundred dollars re-
ward IL offered.
--"rhcy sayn that the cx-postmaster
IL the next one to slip his neck into
moose. Beware, Billy.
The regular monthly sale of stray
stock took place yesterday. Fair
prices We're realized.
The African Methodists commence
protracted meeting, tomorrow, five
miles north of this city.
Didn't Fort Worth have n gentle
man named Wallace running as can
didate for the Constitutional Conven-
ton?
Master Morris Jacob, at the San
Jacinto cigar stand, supplies his pat.
rons with the choicest brands of inn
ported and domestic cigars.
The old, substantial and reliable
San Jacinio still maintains ils reputa.
ton as the leading hotel of northern
Texas. Travellers, make "a note on't.n
Judge Burford's court room prem.
ises to DO the scene to-day OF trial
somewhat a Ia Beecher style-only
that the colored brigade will occupy
the front seats and principal positions
Of Importance.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Associ alton
takes place at the Presbyterian church
this evening at s o'clock. The public
are invited to attend.
Council meets In regular ses.
sion Tonight. AS the question of
granting the rlght-of-way to the Cen
tral railroad will probably come up for
final disposition, an exciting meeting
may be anticipated.
-Four or five policemen dragging
drunken negro through the streets,
varying the monotony with q frequent
and vigorous use of the club over tie
neero's head, furnished a pleasant and
cheering scene to the pedestrians of
Main street Sunday afternoon. The
affair Is to be Investigated by His Hon.
or to-day.
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Extraordinary rent Of strength

Yesterday afternoon one OF the
guards Mt the county Jail was startled
by hearing something snap in one of
the cells, and on looking for the cause
discovered that one Of the prisoners, n
negro of powerful frame, had actually
wrcnched asunder one of the links OF a
three-eighths of M inch iron chain
which was attached to his shackles.
On examining tho broken link, the
material was found to he perfectly
good, showing that 1t required the
strength of modern Sampson tohave
severed it so clearly. He is Supposed
to have accomplished his effort by
looping the chain and then giving IL
sudden and powerful twist.
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MNyOr's l'Ourf.

&, Is. l'ambdin, obscene and profane
language plea of guilty, and fined 81
and costs, which was RENTED.
w. A. Hill, drunk and down plea
Of guilty and fined $S und costs.
II. {. Derrett, drunk and dsorderly 4.
plea Of guilty and fined SO and costs.
II. Bartlett, drunk and disorderly (;
plea of guilty and fined So and costs.
}. Sibsen, colored, whipping u color
eu woman plea of guilty and fined
81 So
Adam Stanford, assault plea of not
guilty, and fined So and costs.
NJ. NJ. Holmes, vagrancy dismissed
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Election OF Oaieers.

At an election held ON Saturday
evening, the neutrality-suspicious. were
elected officers Of the Stonewall Grays
Captain, Ed. G. Bower First Lieuten.
ant, June Peak; Second Lieutenant j.
G. Eblen; Third Lieutenant, Worth
Peak; Orderly Sergeant, John J. Scott;
Second Sergeant, J. II. Davis; Third
Sergeant, John J. Good, Jr.; Fourth
Sergeant, ALI Work; Fifth Sergeant,
Frank Beaumont. The company now
numbers forty men, and ~ rapidly pro.
crossing In efficiency. One Of the dis
appointed aspirants for lleutenancy,
suggested privately to the reporter, that
the best material still remains In the
ranks, but OF that the public will have
an opportunity Of Judging In a shorl
time. N
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Lion Killed.

George Hawkins, living in Denton
county, on Big Elm, killed Mexican
lion, on "Wednesday last, which meas
ured nine feet from the point Of nose
to end of tail. The lion had just eaten
up large hog, and ON seeing the par
ty of men jumped into tree, when
Mr. Hawkins shot and killed him in
stantly. The trail OF another lion lead
ing into u thicket was seen, aud II Is
believed that there are others III the
vicinity.
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ByJ. A. II. Hosnch, Land Agent Austin
street between Main and ELM one store
House and Dwelling combined, on Elm
street In the city OF Dallas. VIII take part
cash and part trade.
Lands In Tarrant county. WIN take mer.
chandiso la exchange nj fair price,
Also, the saloon, fixtures and billiard tn
ble under the san Jacinto Hotel,
A bargain can be had In any OF the above
property.
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time he had listened to sermon with
those words for text. In
the evening, the Saviour, as
the Great Physician, was presented
in earnest, fervcnt and, to the sin-sick
soul, sympatnising, imploring Ian
guagc. Tho reporter communicates
the above to the public with one
special object ia view, and that Is, to
try to convince all absentecs from the
House Of Worship Of any eyangellc de-
nomination, they lose tho pleasure Of
hearing the Word cxponnded in n
most convincing and attractive man
nor
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SuEl,IFF'S OFFICE,
IL IL NJ :.

INT4IiNUi uUFJ VT IVT0' J
Taken from thief, one dark bay mule,
about II hands high, about years old, bran
ded with diamond ON lett shoulder. The
mule is now in the possession Of william
of the city of Dallas. Win keep
this mule for the space of 80 days, and unless
called for and charges paid, will proceed TO
sell the same for the benefit OF the county.
JAMES Il. BARKLEY,
tulV3l-dlw wit ShcliI.
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Notice.

Mr.. y. c. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent of THE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. q. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
Dallaa, July |, 1873.
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NNT,lNE.

All delinquent Stock i'm ihC
Dallas IseaI Estate and Build
ing Association, viii DC sold 10
the highest bidder at public
auction, GA Wednesday, !he III.
day OF August, 1875. Sale at
the corner OF Elm and Austll
streets, AT ES O'Clock NJ.
4. u. BARRY,
Secretary Rnd Treasurer ID. IL,
Il. ani q. Association.
July 49, dl5t
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NrcnpiiuiRiIOu.

BY n compilation Of the city and
county vote, together with TINT re-
ceiyed by telegraph from other por-
tions of the District, the aggregate vote
Is MS follows: Ferris, 1907 Mccoy,
055; Brown, 1913 DarneIl, $40 Veal,
400; Goodnight, 35l; Wallace, l53
This, of course, can hardly be taken as
Il criterion of the vote of the entire
District, az all the county precincts,
besides the town of Waxahachie, are
yet te hear from.
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". SiCKELS,
W. II. COlSER.
July@.

=. Lfrs \ Co., real estate agents, No. lOo
n".uar street. beg leave to call the attentIon
", persons wishing to purchase real estate 10
W., extensive lists of property ON their
'ia boards in and outside n,
:. .nolr ONCE under the respective heads y,
improved City Property" "vacant civ
Will ro. FARMS and Unlmproved ana
wnu nands' embracing business houses ana
w.. ,sv"h' io's In tho commercial center of the
' ALSO building lots, and number al
au,S desirable residences situated In every
!, Sum.ei OF the city, Also, large tracts Of wl,d
iaaus an Dallas and other counties Of Inc
''"'e' "enaes q number OF farms OF various
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Acknowledgment.

THE HERALD acknowledges the re-
celpt of an invitation to be present in
Marshall, this evening, ut half-past
eight o'clock, to witness the nuptials,
in Trinity Church, of Mr.. John Il. Ma
hone and Miss Charlotte M. Wagner.
The city editor presents his regrets at
being unable to accept the invitation,
and trusts that his old friend and ex-
associate, the late religious editor, will
not fail properly to represent us on the
occasion.
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The third game Of the series for the
championship Of Northern Texas, be-
tween the Mutuals, Of Dallas, and Law
renee, of Lawrence, was played at the
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon, and
resulted in the score of twenty-three to
fourteen in favor of the Lawrence club.
The game was played under protest by
the Mutuals, owing to the absence of
some of their nine, whose places were
supplied from the second nine. An in
teresting game, however, with some
fine plays on both sides was had.
There was quite crowd of specta-
tors present, embracing many Indies,
both Of Lancaster and this city. Credit
Is due to the gentlemanly umpire, Mr..
VIII Johnson, who, by his fair and i'm
partial decisions, showed himselfto be
Judge of the game, and first
class umpire Notwithstanding this
third defeat, tho President of the Mu-
tnals has Confidence in his club, and
proposes to stand by them as long as
they keep on trying. He thinks that
the material Is IN Dallas, if properly
utilized, to form n club that can carry
of the honors of the championship of
the State, as the late matches PLAYED
with the LawrStry,es!nn Club have merely
been for the championship of Northern
Texas.
Quite nm entertainment was given
the guests of the San Jaclnto Hotel, by
way of a quartette and chorus, by the
Lawrence boys, who can sing as well
as they play base ball. Under the train
Ing of Willie G. Francis, the boys also
Il "Glee Club" as well as
Base Ball club. The songs givel were
ballads, choruses and college glee songs.
The singers are Messrs. Francis, Rod
man, Fields, Goddard, Myers and Ed.
wards,
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Tally Another for wilson.

Mr.. J. ID. Wilson yesterday sold
twelve Cur loads of cattle for shipment
to Thomas Allen, st. Louis. There
were two hundred nnd tify-two head,
and brought an average, net, of thirty
two dollars. These cattle are repre-
sented as being one of the choicest lots
offered for shipment, and adds another
feather to Wilson's cap, rs the shipper
Of the finest cattle OF the season.
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DALLAS, July 9, 1876.
40 the oitizens and public generally:
feel tia sense of duty of mine TO mako
known TO the public, for their benefit, that I
nave been afflicted with rheumatism md
rheumatic govt tor several years, and for Tho
last six months have been confined To NV
oed moro than half the time by the above
diseases was induced by friends to try DR..
Coleman's Electro vapor and Medlcated
Baths, and though having no faith in then,
they have effected permanent cure a, ,n,,
rheumatism and rheumatic govt. Yours rc.
spectfully, / DuAND
julylidlm D"'i"s' fexas.
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FOR SALE.

MY residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing half n
block Of ground. with n well finished
Oue-story and basement rock.eoDcreto
building, and nil necessary out.buiId-
ings, etc. An early applicant inny Me-
cure bargain.
JNO. w. SwINDELI.S.
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The Turco-American Oxygenated Vapor
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
and medicinal efficiency. They will accom-
plish more In one month in the positive re-
lief and permanent cure of chronic diseases
thnn The great mineral springs of Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect In one
year, and at less than one one-twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, Wig; Chronic rheuma-
tisn, rheumatic govt artlcular rheumatism,
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, merry.
Gus debility, scrofula, all diseases of the SIX In,
Kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness mo matter of how long standingl
syphilis in all its stages, spinal disease, pro
iopsus uteri. Some cases will require mag
netism In connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. l haye cured ca
ses oirheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
years standing in one hour, also chills and
fever. will give S25 to any person that will
produce case OF the above named diseases
that l can not cure, where the patient re.
hins sufficient vitality for healthful recu-
peration. The baths should be taken once
week for general health, and rs n prevent
alive Of fevors, cholera and other contagious
diseases. They viii cure the rash or break
Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much from the
intensity of summer heat rs by opening the
pores 1t carries OF through the perspiration
much morbid matter from the blood thus
freeing the system of internal CONCESSIONS.
Rooms ut residence on Wood street, west
OF cotton compress. A proper assistant 10
employed to attend gentlemen in the bat,,
room from SA. NJ. until 10 p. NJ. Ladies' will
receive special attention. Come and see mo
Cold or tepid shower baths can be had
without the Napor Baths, if desired, Shower
bath, 80 cents; vapor bath, VI; twelve baths
for sl0.
The apparatus used was invented and NAT.
ented by DIR. II. Il. Roberts the greatest pbv-
stefan OF the age, who is now located In New
orleans MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
Jydlm Magnetic phys,o,or
Il. G. Rust is duly authorized to So
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The following named ladies' and gem
tlemen were elected, OH Friday even
ing, TO serve rs officers Of Dallas lodge
No. lls, Independent Order OF Good
Templars: w. G. r., J. Swain; w,
V. T., Miss Mary Blair; w. II. s., r.
Linskie; w. c., Rev. Mr.. Allen; w.
Il. s., w. $. Reeves; w. II, Miss Is.
Golay w. l. s. c., Miss ELLA Mealey /;
w. o. s. g., II. ID. Buck. Tho install
lation of officers viii take place next
Friday evening.
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]. NJ. STEMMONS,
II. II. HUGHES,
j. W. ALLEN,
W. G. III mn,
a, IL. SHEPARD,
+. NJ. HAMMOND,
Committee.
Explanation,

a communication was received from
DIR. Calder, Pres ident of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad, in reply to Mayor
CabelPs message to the Council, but
owing to its length, and press of mat
ter, It's publication is deferred until to-
morrow
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Captain r. S. Guy, Lancaster, is the
authorized agent for THE DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of THE HER
AID for Lancaster and Cedar Hill post
offices are in his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call on him at
once and settle. july 30-d&wtf
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Notice.

There Will be n regular meeting of the
Stockholders of the Dallas Herald Printing
Company, ut the Office ol the Southwestern
Life Insurance Company, ON Wednesday,
August 1, 1875.
If W.T. HOLLAND. Secondary
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
Attention, Firemen.

There will bea meeting OF Dallas Engine
No. |, this (ruesday) evening at S
o'clock. Regular business and election Of
officers for the ensuing year.
ED. LEHMAN, Secretary.
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TIE nAmY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by the news
boys ON MI trains of tho Texas ma
and Pacific railway, and at the news
stands la the city.