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wheat nnd wis IN DALLAS CITY.

ImNlTY MiLLh, March TO- 1910,
| promised two months since, Mr..
Editor, 10 give you u few Items In re-
gard to the coming wheat crop OF our
county. just vat that time, however,
the beginning of our unprecedented
cold winter deferred me, and It's long
continuance (ns was supposcd) threat
encd the success of the entire crop, 40
| deferred saying anything under such
unfavoWble promises but, thanks 10
our close, compact soil, the freezing
only injured n small proportion Of the
crOp-thnt on newly turned turf and
sown very late. sSuch fields have suf-
fercd much from frost. The remarks
| shall make upon my subject, think
will generally apply 10 most other sur
rounding counties, of course with some
notifications, particularly ~ regards
milling capacity.
cannot definitely state the acreage
of wheat in Dallas county, but think
| can safely estimate II at 10000 acres;
n fair yield would he 100000 bushels,
but To make n safe estimate, we will
put the crop at 800, 600 bushels, Esti-
mating the population at 10000, we
have with the larger yield per capital
lS3 bushels, or ut the minimum l24.
70 work up this crop we have in our
city twenty-five run of burrs, each en-
pable of grinding 10000 bushels in the
season, or $40, 600 in the aggregate,
Now compare our minimum pros
pcct with our mill capacity, and it will
appear that 10000 bushels remain in
excess of such capacity; twice rs much
as would furnish seed for another large
crop. Out of the 100000 bushels
ground, 100000 Cor its equivalent in
-four would go to supply markets out
side. Taking the above estimates AS
approXimating truth, the prospects for
both the farming and milling interests
are very good in this section Of the
state, especially when we consider that
our late severe winter has probably de-
stroyed u large part of the crop in the
northern and western states, where
the meteorological records show an
average of two degrees greater cold
than has been known for very many
years.
But there Is another subject of vital
interest to both farmers and millers,
bearing directly upon the wheat and
flour question, which should receive
their united and persevering efforts to
correct land to my mind legitimate
subject for granger action. 1t is the
unfair discrimination made by rail
road companies in favor of wheat over
flour, thereby las during this season.
driving our millers out of the market
by freighting st. Louis flour to south
ern Texas as cheaply as from Dallas,
or taking wheat from Dallas to Hous-
ton ut half the freight of flour. Let
this subject be fully ventilated, and let
all north Texas put forth herunited eff
forts to crush out such unfair dealings,
and if persuaton will not accomplish
the desired effect, let counter
combinations be formed against rail-
roads practicing them, and the patron
age oIr magnificent country be given
to enterprises which favor us.
AGRIC0IA.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

Five lnes-Ftty cents for first inSer-
ton, and Twenty-Five cents for each sub
sequent daily insertion. Thirty Dorcls
make fUe lines.
Per square Of ten lines, One dollar
for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion. Five lines
One month, s.; ttco months, IS;
three months, SO.
One square, Of ten HneS-One month,
S., t,Uo months, Sl2; three months, SIS.
Notices under head Of city Business
First insertion, Is cents per line; each
subsequent Insertion ten cents per line,
for nonpdrea type, loaded. II in JidI-
face type, the space occupied charged
for at The ADORE rate.
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Fire.

A fire broke out, yesterday morning
about half-past eleven o'clock, in the
building at the foot of Market street.
owned by Mr.. Joseph Cotter and occu.
pied by MIR. Frank Hamm, of the firm
of Hamm & Wilson, as residence.
When first discovered, the fire was
breaking out of the roof in the south
east corner ofthe building, and was in a
fair way to destroy the building, but
by the active work of some neighbors
and some of the firemen who were
promptly on the ground, the fire was
extinguished with but slight damage
to the building. The entire contents
of the house were removed, however,
to the street, sustaining some slight
damage. The building was insured by
the insurance agency of Messrs. Ed. s.
Gay & Co. The engine and hook and
ladder truck were promptly on the
ground, but fortunately their services
were not needed.
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Why IN ~

That cheap, adulleraled baking pow
ders aud hayorlng extracts, ARE war
ranted equal 10 Dr, PrlceH when II II
known TINT Dr. Prices Cream Baking
pow derand true navorIng extracts are
tho purest aud heallhlest m0deg II II
because the adullcraled fluids are
bought less aud give u better profit
Good goods have valuation and al'
ford u less profit 10 the seller IN well ~
tho manufacturer UnprIncIpled deal
err, like unprlnoipled manufacturers,
viii palm OF adulterated articles upon
u community 10 engender disease, be-
cause II puts few more dollars into
the pocket. This IN the reason, aud
consumers should know II, aud de-
mand those articles, which aro used In
food that are made by manufacturers
who defy competition In price aud make
the quality Of their goods the primary
consideration.
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Mabie. Todd AZ CO.'sg0ld pens
mt Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.

w f. Lyle Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads of
" improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" "Farms," and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and a number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter Of the city. Also, large tracts OF wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides a number Of farms Of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 2esdlm
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE

O. NJ, Wheat, presidents John Kerr, vice
president u, W, Baylor, secretary J' Il
Leonard, treasurer,
hoard OF DlTeoios-A, Davis, Thomas
Field, u, u. Grove, II, " TOmpklns, Is, Il,
Luce, W. j, CLARK, A, 4. Obeuchnln,
Board Of Arbiiratlon-A, klngcL J' u,
Bryan, j, II, Schneider, Il, l., Williams, W.
A, Jones,
Committee ofAppeuls-W, u, Hughes, 4, IL
MnTRnlis, NJ, Kahn, w, &, COnuOr j, II, Culd'
well, John fgnlson, W, l., Murphy,
Trhnsportatl0n-A, Davis, \, j, Adams, a,
Sanger
Classification and Quotntlon-h v Tomp'
klng, j. \, SiEcr, i, II, Bryan.
FinunCc-W ,J, CLARK, y, H. MNIsalls, j.. i,
Caldwell,
Membcrship-A, n. obenohain, NJ. Kahn
Geo. Shields,
Statistics aud Annual Statements W. j.
Clark, II. II. Luce, ~. W, Baylor
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aI,e s,oueunIIGr

This II the name Of the FIRST military
company organized here since HE war
date Of organization March q, lA'a'
The following In the list of Officers
elecled 80 fari Captain, H. &, Hover
lirsllleulenant, June Peak second
lieutenant, Clifton Scott lhlrd-lleu'
tenant, W, N, q, llilli orderly'ser-
geant, j., q, Abey, The other non
commissioned officers viii bo elected
hereafter, Captain Bower has gone II
Austin, The necessary arms aud no.
cOulrements fur sixty men are there
awaiting his order upon presentation
Of the usual bond,
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NFFIOIAL nIMKOT0MY.
OLIY on hALLAs.

Maynr-W, l., CHbHll,
Englneer-W illlaW y, Ipnnspn,
AtlGrpy--W lllluu N, tl wards.
Treasured AnfH VI, Mpsl,
kenIetarY w. ~. fraihrl,
Assessor aud lullpnlpr-lhnlHahl J, hrelph
Marshal -Junins feak,
Meath Oninrr-pr, n, A, pnrnrllus'
A. Ieonnfd, Iienry Eryny, SECOND ward ~
u, CpugiiAhnur John N, HpWell, Ihlll
ward An llHnhey, john pWrusi lpa'
Mcdonnell, flpllh WRIdi 81 heppnhell
W,p Young,
The Offices Of lhe various CITY plileels aIt
~ The city market house INC pnAln ~ ~
dsTIleu meet In regular session ~ tho npun'
nil room over ihe market, every Tuesday
Night
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LOCAL DREVITIEs.

save yonIhell luI MhthH NWh'
lnglons mullins and ten.
The city election takes place April
9th next, and u lively one II VIII be,
The twenty-slxth Of April the Odd
Fellows have grand celebration here,
Don't forget thcpurim ball, on the
22d, 10 DO given by our Hebrew follow
citizens.
Nov the peach trees threaten to
bloom, aud the crop Of switches II
ample for the ordinary family thresh-
Ing.
Mr. Cowart, one Of the coming
men at our Bar, has removed his office
from over Clark, Bryan " BlalSe's 10
his new office over Hamilton & Co.,
Main street.
Mr.. 0rrs black horses ran away
Wednesday night, colliding with the
street Cur and smashing things gener-
ally. Fortunately neither the driver
or horses were injured.
Harry Nevill's news depot has
been removed TO 0l2 ELM street.
Brown'sl "Red Barrel" store, Call
and get your cigars and tobacco, and
all the late dailes aud weeklies.
The city has ordered n Champion
Fire Extnguisher Of one hundred gal
Ions capacity, three hundred feet Of
hose, hook and ladder attachments
etc, to cost fifteen hundred dollars.
Attention Is called to the adver-
tisement of Major j. Il. Barley, Of II
horse taken up. II not called for In
twenty days and all expenses paid, he
will be sold at public auction AT the
court house door.
"A lengthy petition to the
governor Is in circulation asking
the appointment of Mr.. Brad
shaw $50 favorably identified with the
house of w. G. Randall \ Bro. as pub
lie weigher. Mr.. Bradshaw enjoys the
reputation of being an active and re-
liable business man, and his appoint
ment would doubtless be acceptable
and gratifying to the entire business
community.
Have you yet secured ticket in
the Texas Grand Gift Concert Associa-
ton, of Denison, Texas? If not, now
is your time. Neglect this opportunity
and fortune may never again knock at
your door. "Strike while the iron Is
hot" theassociation is in the full tide of
success, and by so doing you may en-
rich yourself and children. Fifty
thousand dollars for one dollar! Who
will be the holder Of the lucky ticket
which is bound to draw the capital
prize?
The Southern Life Insurance com
pany, of Memphis, Tennessee, the ad-
vertisement of which will be found in
The HERALD, was organized some nine
years ago, with paid up capital of
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, and has now assets of over two
millions dollars after paying more than
one million two hundred and fifty
thousand to widows and other benefi-
Charles of deceased policy holders. 1t
insures on all the approved plans of in
surance, mutual or stock, as the parties
may prefer, and has now an established
business, but little if any behind any
other company in the state. Its gem
tlemanly agents, Messrs. Hamil, May
q Co., may be found at the company's
office on Main street.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure Of Malls nj Dallas Post
Office.

Arrival and Departure Of Malls nj Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ. X. and 4. h. r., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7:l0 p III; de
parts daily at $40 am.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at 7:lt
p IN; departs daily ut $40 pm.
Eastern Mail,
Via II. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem.
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at II n III; de-
parts daily at pm.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksborC
and western posts, arrives daily Mt 500 p IN
departs daily at IL III.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives Mt y III Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
Tam.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
~ IL Hi'i utpuIlS Nv u Ill alltEuatc uuyS.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. sElizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
at q p III Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at am alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at 4 D IN Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at 7 am.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out by hand, at irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours,
Delivery window, s n IN to pm.
Money order window, 8 u m to Il IN, and
from p IN to IN.
Stamps sold from s q IN to ) p IN.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office, on any account, will please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post
master
NJ. JONES, Postmaster.
Samuel y. Jones, assistant postmaster an !
money order clerk; ID. A. Brown and
w. T. Chunn. delivery clerks; W. Ii. Went
worth and VIM. Parsons, mailing clerks.
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Seed Potatoes cheap ,

l am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy and
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
duce, at the very lowest prices, and
make speciality of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers.
Please give us a trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENzcER,
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street, Dallas.
305d3m
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Election Notice.

The State Of Texas, county Of Dallas:
lit Is hereby ordered that an elec,iop ba
held ON Tuesday, the 9Th day OF April, 1875.
Tor the election OF Justice OF the peace in
and for precinct No. |, Dallas county, Texas.
ana that the pol be OPEN at the various
piaces designated by law, within the limits
OF said precinct, for that purpose, and that
SAID election be conducted. In all repects. To
conform TO the election laws OF this state
now In force" '"'e
II. b. COATS,
CHARLES BARKER
~, Texas. iod VIII
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TAKEN ZIP.

years old heavy limbs, no white, sbod he.
fore, scar, ON left hip, branded II p ON left
shoulder, harness marks; taken from n SIM.
posed thief; suspected of having stolen the
morse west, near Alvarado. If not called for
within twenty days. and all exnenses maid /
Will proceed to sell, ut public cutlery, AT The
court house door, in the city of Dallas.
o,,o.o, JAS. Il. BARLEY,
z4uotzOwlt Sheriff Dallas Go,
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MANFRED.

COMMON CORREllus,-Atth tho residence
~ lhH mldeh ialherj ig lllhell.i pli Wslllts.
rpRE0N aud miss MOLINE Eu daughter pl
lr NJ. W, Cornelius
lnp editor NJ InE liFHALp tenders thanks
20 HE happy couple ipr sharr ~ tho brlde'A
cake, ANA wishes lApm long ana prosperous
lie vi welded lie.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found ou sale by HE news
hays an all trains OF the TeSas aud
ana Pacific railway, and ~ ,he follow
Ing news sinnds ~ ihe city, yis'i w. a.
Franklin a. 40, 5Ot Mnin street H. D.
star. Lamar street, Pierce t" Lyle, bo7
Main street, ana .. mcEibare, Lamar
alaa.1
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steps luward liking permanently The
many lanes on our principal roads I
They certainly need attention ~ bad
as sump other things, "DOg their
memory and oblige your country
friends !, ., slOkElA,
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WALL PAPER

and window shades, the Iarg-
est, cheapest and most benuti-
ful designs i'm the city. We
have the exclusive sale of the
Philadelphia Rustic slhade,tlie
only rustic that il gifted and
frosted: also i'm plain cOIors,
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock OF wall
paper of the newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ LYLE,
JN1 Main street
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Personal,

u, II, Pendfgasl, Esa,i one Of the
proprielors Of the Advance Gua,dpub'
lished NJ Decatur, Wise county h.
stopping At the Commercial hotel, and
viii he in the city several days Ia lhe
interest NJ his paper our merchants
would DO wei " make their business
known through the columns Of The
(iIurd
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OIlY Treasnrer.

We are authorized and requested 20 an
FOR Treasurer uf the city OF Dallas AZ NE hp'
preaching municipal election IN Aprll next
We arc authorized aud requested % hl'
nOunce ROBERT ~, WEST ~ 4 candidate
Tor reelection lO the OliiGH oi Treasurer ol
the city Of Dallas, ~ the ensuing election ~
April, subject ~ the action OF . primary tlrp-
ton, or convention, should one Dc hpld'
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WEEKLY.

Per square Of ten iines,-sl so 10,
first insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month, s.;
tOo mouths, ST three months, $40; STA
moths, SIG; ttCeive months, S25.
Notice under head Of "Gty Business
Fifteen cents per line each insertion.
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nALLAA COINTY.

District Iudge-ii, iiarksdale, Dallas AL,
Criminal Court Iulgt-hllAa mare Hhp''
District Attorney IA, q, HQwerl Dallas
District aud fKrniiipln County plhfh-
Alexander ilufWGnd, 4,
Deputy plerks-li, u, Rawllns, FleIfh
brown, William A, ilaTWppi'
hheTil-lHlnfH ", iihyklry,
lax ClGTk-AdOphe KING,
Deputy hherlns-J, ~ Chapman, Ihelnhh
y, Floyd, Thomas T., scot, Beverly scout
John bowen,
Surveyor llOherr N, Cook,
Treasurer Martin V, Cole
Cattle aud Hide nspeclor-lh0maa johns
son, 80. imam,
Precinct No, l-I0hn d, Keroot presiding
Precinct No, william 4, George, Lam
easter
Precinct No, a-Charlos BARKER Cedar
llill,
Precinct No, i-Thomaa l., Frank, lireek'
inridpp, -
Precinct No, 6-Thomas d, Coates Hoyene
OONsTABLks,
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10 ,ho civ sub,odbsn Of Tho D.ll., Hsnld,

70 tho City Subscribers Of tho palls, Herald
Prom aud after This daie February
u, 1874, ihe connection ~ Mr. H. D.
Neville, ~ agent Tor the city subserip'
iion list, ceases, ana M, Jesse w. VIII
hanson VIII have charge ~ ihe same
Hereafter payments ~ him oniy viii
be acknowledged ~ this ofiee'
., W, bwINDRLh.h,
FEBRUARY q, 1870, Publisher,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,


We arc authorized and fflursln 70 NN-
nOunes JlDGE NAT, w. niillOAD ~ !.
candidate ipI Justice Of The prnrr ~ plrplNi
No, I lprsiilng lnslirfli DALLAS rnNNlf "a
hll the Vacancy Oeraslpnei ny lhr lialbHN
lion vi Hon, Jhn, u. kerppl,
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTS-American. SIC; Garner, s@s,lc
Donnell, sc; Clinton, nc; Mallory, pink
and purple, DC; Merrimnc, DC; Wnmsutta, TIC
DOMESTlC-lndian Head, i.4, lie; Allan
tic, l. H. SIC; Edgefeld, l0c; Langley, A A
7-S wide, SIC; same "a Wide, 7c; Quilt Lin
lngs, Be-, &c; ii, SIC.
BLEACHED-Fruit OF the Loom A., 14c
Rosebud, AZ, l3}2c; Vale, O%c; Booth rs, l0hc
Utica, 3-i. &c.
sHEETlNGS-lO-4 brown, 3O@35c; To-
blcached. 30@I0c.
TIOKINGs'- Omega A G A, 2ic; Easton
XIX, lS%c; b, lie; A q A l2c.
STRIPES AND PLAlDS-Hickory l2@lic
Cheviot l2%c; Alabama plaids l3c.
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soy Main street,
Nj. IL. FRANKLIN ~ Co,

WI. h. MN NNHEN Az VV.,
5OA Main street, are now selling
goods mt very reduced prices.
Call and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
hooks. etc.
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Brackets of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, etc.
mt Franksin's book store, 5Ol
Main street.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

There will be meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the San Jacinto Hotel Company on
Friday evening, at 7 O'Clock, March IL, inst,
at Office No. 80 Austin street. As business
OF Importance is to be transacted, prompt
attendance Is expected. III. BOIL.
22dlt sec'y \. ]. II. Co,
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JNO, W. swINDRLi.s

Howard W, Peak, Esl,, ~ foH Worth h
an authorized travelling agent ~ tho pallaH
Herald fTOm lhls date unlil luriher notice
i, W, sWlApELiA
December 10, lhfl,
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The members of Dallas IDdge No.
Az will meet this evening, at I O'clock,
sharp, for work, Friday 18th. Visitors
invited. w. IL. Common, w. NJ.
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GrOs Grain paper and enyOl
Opes 10 match nt
REED AZ EATIHROP'S.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the HI PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed nj Frankiin's book store,
500 Main street, Dallas.
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CITY BUSIN ESS.

WE have bought out the stock OF groceries
rival rom 81, Louis, aud propose continuing
the business NJ Leonard Bros. old stand,
ana respectfully solicita share of the public
patronage. We viii sell goodsn Ms reasonable
as any house IN the city and. deliver the
same free of charge anywhere in the city
limits, Give ny II trial,
j. W, TROTMAN a Co,
No. ~ Lamar street.
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DO TO Reed AZ EatlarOp's for
wall paper, MANILA, grOcers
and druggists paper, Irvine,
etc, etc.
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We are authorized 10 announce tho name
Of GLOHGE SHIELDS as u candidate lpl
tho once NJ GllY asarhsOr ana tnllbplpli ~
The ensuing election, subject however 70
tbs nomination Of a convention or pilnlIl}
election, provided such convention " lipll'
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DIR. T. w. WILEY

Tenders his professional services to the cit
liens of Dallas and vicinity.
Office in the rooms of the Medical Director
of the Southwestern Life Insurance Comma
ny, corner Market and Elm streets. Resi-.
dence -3l7 Caruth street.
Office hours 10 to IL u. m; to 4p.m
OId,f
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wv ANTED-To trade the furniture and
w other appurtenances of ilrst-class
hotel, In Dallas, for n portion cash ma pal
nnce city house and lot, or small improved
farm, not more than three miles beyond city
limits, Tho hotel contains twenty-six rooms,
well furnished; rent moderate and house
enjoying good patronage, Address,
l9d3t "H, !" Herald ONCE.
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LIST or LETTERS.

nel0W ID The lisl Oi unclaimed letters r.
nilinlng in Dallas pnalnliirei MAiph ",
Parties calling inr tie same VII please hAy
them ~ remain IA tllHnhpn unGnilnl lpf Nv
the end NJ four weeks viii DO Ahhl 70 lhe
dead letter ONCE,
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WeaTe authorized n announce lhe nhlgr
~ W, HOhLhI 40 an lndpprnlnnl gAinf
date ipr Mayor az tho ensuing AplN '''"
llOn,
We are authorized 20 announce lif name
81 ., q, iiOGIi. 40 u candidate ipl Mayor
az lile ensuing Aprl election,
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"MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTHsE THE SAVAG II
ER?gENA ss'u,s

A fine stock OfviOlins, guitars,
flutes. banjOS, accOrieOlls, har-
niOnicas. and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string i'm the city.
PIERCE a. EYLE.
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Sunday school and Temper
ance books mt FrankIin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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9ailg Srrald.
FRIDlT MORNING. MARCn n,
ron SALE.

MY residence, eoTner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, e,nhFheinR hAli
black ~ ground, wiz - wei finished
one'st0ry and basemeni r0eleoneTpif
buiihinE, and all neeassary oui'buiid
Tags, eie, Al early applicant may ~
cure q bargain'
JNO, W, swINDRLis,