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,Assessmont Notice.

MAINLAND GOLD AND slf EER MINING
" Company - location Of principal place
OF business, aan Francisco. California. Lecn~
stiop Of wtjr ks. Indian Mining District. Ham
boldt county, state Of Seyada.
! Nctice is hereby given that 81 meeting Of
The Bostd VI Directors, held on The I'd day ~
September, 1878, an assessment. No. 2, ~ ~
CENTS per share Was levied upon the capital
stock d tia corpwation. payable immediately
in e. s. gold cir. 10 the Secretary. ~ the
ufiee Of the essnIany, spoms 9 and 9. No. Jfia
Montgomery street, san francisco. Cal. tHh
A1,y stock npon which this sssessascnt shah
remain unpaid on Thursday. the 7th day ~
October. 1878, will be delinquent. aud adver.
tised for sale at public suction; and nulesa
payment - made before. will be sold on ffi
dsy. the 29th dsy of 0ctatssr. fs75. 30 pay the
deiinpsiit sssesculant. together with costs VI
advertising and expenses Of sale. lfl
by order OF the BeaRl u Directors.
an ss WM, u NAT ON. secretary.
Oiiiee--Rooms and 3. No. 3O2 Montgomery
street, san Rrxncisco, Ial. sca.td.
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sstockhnolders' Meeting.

HFF1CE OAKLAND GOLD Ann sItytu
SEuMill and Mining Company, San rsAn.
cisco, August 2, 1575.-A adjourned meeting
" the stockholders Of the above ns med Com.
pslfy, for fetiection OF Trustees Tor thes,,.
ssrng year aIpendnifnt Of the BY Laws of fhe
Company ana Transaction Of such other bhT.
10. nesn a. may be presented. will be held a.
the once OF the Company. Rooms and q.
NO. s0a Montgomery street, San sn,ass., ~
California. on SATURDAY. the 2lsr DAY az
AUGUST, inst, at O'Clock r. M.
Iransfer.B u oks will bs closed on the 18th
and until altar the meeting. F'
aaA Nv wM. II. WATSON, seesetary
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Buggies and Saddle Horses
The Celebrated d Stallion
-. DURoc!n.

VEyILL STAND AT DONNELLIB LOWER
wv Ranch. in Pleasant Valley, for the
SEASON, from the 1st Of May to the LIST Of
July. at $50 per Mare, to be paid Ut the end OF
the season in cash or approved security. The
stock fs David Hill and Messenger. Good pas
ture will be furnished Mares at the Ranch
free.y Care will be taken to prevens accident.
but the proprietor will not be resp0nsibla
should any occur. n,us NJ. D0NyELLY.
Pleasant Valley, April 20, 1S7s-2sL
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BULLION TAX.

NyOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Tax on Proceeds Of Mines for the Quar-
ter ending June 30, 1875. is now dae and paws
able. at my Office in the Court house. in the
county OF Humboldt, and that the laws for
y ats collection will be strictly enforced 49,
.E.ttssss.s JAMES BUCKNER, Assessor,
Wiunemucca, August 10, teT5-tf
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I TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains OF
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. M.
ard leaves al 10:55A. M 70 g.
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P. II.
and leaves at 10:45 P. M.
Freighs Train arrives at ~ N. and
caves ct 1915 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train asrives at 1920 P. N.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 1880 P. N.
and leaves at 8 :15 A. NJ IS = 6 i =
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. N.
AMI leaves at 1870 p. NJ
Stages North.
From Winnemuccap to Silver City
and Boise City, Idaho Territory: !
Idaho Stage leaves daily at III A..
Il. and arrives at'2 :30P. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
feyrleaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Saapp's Express, from Winnemucca
to varyville. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
.riyes on Thursday and departs on
Z: Friday Of each week = 49,.
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Wines. liquors ana CIGARS.

The READING ROOM Of this saloon ia Al,
ways supplied with the latest Papers. Picto.
''~As anu haeosnee. je2A II
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Order to Sell Real Estate.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT or THE arm
4 Judicial district u Nevada. In aud fof tina
County Of Humboldt.
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the matter Of the Estate OF GEO. W. HOLT.
iigAA Deceased. t4t
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Oh. ". X. DlHEHTY wturss al ssnsr0
thanks 10 his n,imernns patients for thrir fss.
ronaer. sfrl wr.oH tskr tfsf~ opportunity .
rsngiud them that be- rsntinass 10 consult q
his INSTITUTE, FOR the cur ~ chronic diseases
Of the Lnntss. Liver. khiprys. Digestive ani
Gcnito- Urinary Organs and all Private Die.
eases. vtx syphilis IN all IT. forms sn.' sfaast'
Seminal Weakness aud al The horrtd eonss'
quenccs Of Seif.Abuse; Gonorrh1s, oiee''
Structure Nocturnal assd Diurnal Eruissinns.
scsnal Debility. Diseases 81 the !s=sE at
r1,fns, rnsiArnna,iouAof sne Bladd,r and kid.
nsys, rte. anda b. hogs THAI bis long expcri-
ency and asicessaftil practice will continue 70
inssrrr RIM q sharrsof r,stih patronage ~
hs,. pEnrtee al many y.ars IN Enrnps aiid tse
tinted states. BE- fl enabled 90 apply the fLors
efficient and sssecessfssi remedies saAinsi dts
eases q AL kinas, lie ua.s he mercury ehsr >,
moderate treats hi~ patients tn q correct an'
h,v,,v.h,s wsy. and kas rekfsenees Of nsqueS-
iionahle ycrsci,y from men Of known respec,"-
btifsy ana high standing i'm society. All parties
sansnlting him, by letter or otherwise VIII
receive the beat and gensiest treatment and
implicit secrecy.
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TIyHE M4aNer4ATfMsaB BEEN rrgTpn
u upin the most attractive style pos sihis
with view to the convenience and orofort
OF patrons. The proprietor desires 10 "a ii ~
atteatioh'of customers. friends and Abe pubNs
to his superior stock Of i nlT RN''N~A'
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STAGE LINES LIVERY STABLES.
JAMES MANNINc's
SAz QZpailTArSz
RAILROAD FEED AND
Y = q 4 , v 2 =
UPPER wINNEMuccA.

yYtHE MOST CONVENIENT A[AMA
and comfortable Stable in 4MSAaL
Winnemucca. The proprietor will spare no
pains to give satisfaction TO FhEluHIEn.o
and others who may favor him with their
patronage. The Stable is always supplied
WITH the very best Hay and 6faintc be found
in the market. He keeps regular JOBb1NG
WAGON running to and from the Depot, and
all orders for Hauling promptly attended TO.
In connection with this Stable he has estaD-
lished
hLuMsER YARD,
Where he keeps on hand Sash, Doors. Win.
duws, Shingles, Shakes, ETC., and all kindssof
Lumber, at the lowest cash prices. By stsfct
attention to business he hopes to receive
liberal patronage. JAMES MANNING.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures. Moderate Charges.
DR.. w. X. DOHERTY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL IND SUI.
meal INSTITUTE.
No. 6IO Sacramento ST.,

Corner Of Lsiis~siorfT street ~ few doors bsloy-
the What Cheer Honsei,
sAa Francisco. Cal.
EyPrfvate entrance on I<rillcsdorf Street,.
Established expressly n afford tbs AiHie-
ed Sound and Scientific Ns1fioal lid,
IN the Tl~0t,asas and Csss 81 III
Pirate end Chronic Dis
sass. Cases Of .Seesvey.
and ~ .Sexial
Disorders.
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40 Corresp ontlenfs.

p.tiants male or femalel residing IN any
Ir,nryt N the state, however distant, who may
a.ssrs the opinlon and advice Of pr Doher'ys.a ~
their respective cases. and who think propsss..
anh,ait 4 xr4ttsa statement Of such in preier
ence to hoidsng personal interview, ~
rspecs<nlfy ahsurcd that tnetr inaan,ssl
n The .aase b. faily and candidly Describes
perssnai communication will be nnrecessasai. 4.
AZ instructions for diet, -efimfns ana ., IN
gonersl tres,ssent OF the case itself ines INT
the rvmediesl, VIII be Forwarded $3.50 $3.50
dAlay, and a gnch manner ~ 10 con ~.
Of the purpext Of the letiF or parcs' -
| mitted " r.sy.
Censnltssisn lby letter or nthorvrel, AZ ~
| Permapeas cure guaranteed or 20 pay. -"
| dress. y fRflis W. H. DOHEKtfs ~. ~.
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spgrmatorrhaess-.

j DIR. poHERrY has inrt pnell,hea Az ,~ ana
Eexpseess In relation 30 impoxsnee On ~
bsing a short treatise on sIfrm l.Aesi NJ.
Seminal Weakness Nersoss and IN
biliiy CONSEQUENT on tafn ssssstipinssn'a
Diseases of the sexual Organs, 49,. - ina
This little work eof<ains infornis.'oa ~ slr,.
utmost value to all. whether mfrriea ~ uacslp
Gle. and will be sent FnEF by mail on rees oas.
OF six Cents In postage stamps for r',~n
age. Address, W. K. D0HERTf, ~; M ~,
l0-ly San franVwsS'
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when female IL In trouble. or shiicfed VIVA
Az N tine dis-ases peculiar 20 her ~, ne
sAanid nc or. write at once 70 The eei.pranf
female doctor. W. X. poherty, o. hH Medns
s,,ssIfnssl ana ronsnlt him about her troubles
ana dissr.se. Let no false delicacy prevent yoa
dnt'nputy immediately. and save yo,irs.i 'r. ~
nai,.f,,i smlYarIng and prrraature death. ~
Married Ladies, Wipes dsiieate health OF o,ns az.
cirrrrnE tsntss prevent an incrrsse IN them
families, sbenid wTita or cali o. ~ ponsa'
~ syv s.ssslbie rolief and help. The Doctor
ofyess Consisting OF suite Of six rooms;
~ arrnnadd .hht 1ie can be consulted witho@
fear Of observation. ~ = f'Ahla+*4
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-, rt,p DISTRICT COURT OF THE ,a,E
n rn an JUDICIAL pisrRct,. tt0'"''
a. fNS aa,,ntv ~ Humboldt:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-19
THE S0LONS In CONCLAVE.
Meeting of the Council Last Evening
The Watch Dogs of the
Treasury.
How the Peoples Money Is Squander.
ed-The Finance Committee
Request TO be Relieved.

The honorable board of mayor ant
common council met last evening, hi,
honor the mayor and all the aldermen
present, except Aldermen Davis, Jet
and Tompkins.
The minutes of the last regular ant
special meetings were read and APP
proved.
The committee ON claims reported
favorably on various accounts, amount.
ing to nine hundred and seventy-eight
dollars, which were ordered paid
whenever the treasurer gets any funds
In the treasury.
The following communication from
Aldermen Davis, Jett and Tompkins
was read:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council OF the
City of Dallas
GENTLEMEN-We the committee on
finance of your honorable body, beg
leave to submit: That inasmuch as a
part of the plans we had devised for
the management of the finances of the
city have been defeated, we are at a
loss to know what course to pursue,
and feel satisfied that our views are so
much at variance with those of a
majority of the council as to render
reconciliation of the same.
We would state that the measures
i'm the several reports
were such as In our judgment would
safely and practically solve the finan-
cial problem of the city's indebtness,
and were based on just regard for the
interests of the officeholder and tax
payer alike.
AS plan other than the one we had
and recommended has been
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from the roof Of tho court house, The
hall viii be lighlpd aud the doors
thrown open at eight O'Clock aud the
dancing win begin precisely al nine,
The baud viii consist offrom twelve 10
lllleen instruments, lao hail viii DO
beautifully decorated win oyergreens
and flowers, and the nloriare already
waNed 10 the satisfaction Of tho most
laslldlons dancer The square dances
will haze equal prominence with the
others on lhe programme, thus afford
Ing every one an ample opportunity
for enjoyment Every step that the
long experience Of Professor George
could suggest, viii be taken 10 render
the affair brilliant aud reodcrohe,
Tickets can be obtained from any
member Of the committee
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Mexican war and Texas revolutionary
Veterans lh3 Judiciary, city aud county
officials Visions from abroad aud thi
citizens generally In the following
udHri
Firat-Dallas City Garnet baud,
Second lamar Rifles,
Third SlnneWall lreYs,
FNWll-lflrn department., Ia two dl-
Visionsi First Fire company with
euplnai hook aud ladder company
win truck, Heeond-lGast Dallas hook
and ladder company with engine /
Young America lire company (boyH),
Flllh-'lh0mpson's baud,
SlXlh-Snnday school children,
seventh Benevolent societies,
l.lghlh-lIeceptlOn committee,
Ninth Carriages containing Hon,
Jefferson Davis, the mayor, Governor
Coke, city council aud other dlslin-
gulshed guests,
penth-MeXIcan warand Texasreyo'
lullonary veterans,
Extraordinarily pioneers Of Dallas
county,
Twelfth Citizens on foot.
Thlrteenth-Citlens in carriages.
Fourteenth -Cllllena on horseback,
The procession, Aftar being formed,
VIII move down Commerce 10 Houston
street, thence along that street TO Malu,
thence up Main to l4amarsirect thence
tol1lm street, thence up Elm oettO the
old fair grounds, After reaching the
fair grounds, the head Of the procession
VIII halt until our distinguished guests
arrive on tho ground,
The two military companies viii
Then stack arms on the north side Of
the stand. The Fire companies and
other societies viii be dismissed, Az
ter arriving on the ground the follow
Ing viii be observed;
lst, Music
ID. Song by Sunday school children.
3D. Address of welcome, by General
j, j. Good.
nth, Speech from Hon. Jefferson
Davis.
9th, Other speakers.
9th. ALB p. NJ dinner, and after din
ner Che citizens will have an opportu-
ulty TO pay their respects TO Mr.. Davis.
The assistant marshals will report nj
. o'clock a, NJ, mounted At the court
house on the 10Th, and will wear u red
rogcttc.
Tho different companies and socIe-
ties will please take their position In
line promptly aud strictly In accord
ance with the programme.
JOHN G MCCOY,
Marshal of the Day
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Ice cold soda five cents glass NJ
Kahn a. Mays.
--l'lnc gold cum buttons, lower than
ever heard Of NJ 0ram's,
Heavy sterling silver table spoons
nj Oram's for $50 per set, teas for - 80.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds for
sale cheap ut John 1rotman ~ Co.'S.
Go to Kahn & Mays for the best
leo cream In the city.
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
CO just received by j. w. 1'rotman
d Co.
See advertisement Of Fosters see
ond Texas drawing postponed for few
days.
JEFF. Davis and Henry Clay cigars
for sale ut the San Jaclnto news stand.
Try them.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by J. w. Trot-
man n Co.
Gentlemen wanting collar buttons
or shirt studs, go look ut Oram's. A
hne lot just received.
Those ladies' fine gold sets at
Grams are lovely and cheaper than
they ever have been or will be, Just
come and price them.
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The Children.

All children in the city wishing to
join In the festivities of The day are re-
quested to meet with the Sabbath
school, at the Christian church, this
morning, at half-past 10 o'clock. They
will be placed under the immediate
control Of the superintendent and
teachers Of that school, and will be es-
corted to theTexas and Pacific railway
depot under supervision of Marshal
Murphy.
The students of the Ursuline convent
VIII meet at their hall at half-past 10
to-day, and, under the care of Marshal
Murphy, will be conducted to the depot
oftheI Texas aud Pacific railway COM
pany, where all will find the necessary
transportation by rail to the fair
ground. by order of the committee of
arrangements.
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The Dallas hook Store.

The Dallas Book House, No. 5O4
Main street, formerly DR.. Franklin's,
is the place for the ladies to purchase
their brackets, towel racks, swinging
brackets for flower baskets, books,
racks, papers, periodicals, etc. Board
clips, rubber bands, copying presses,
brushes and water cups, envelopes,
legal cap paper, and a thousand and
many other things, just received at
John s. Jackson Il Co.'s Dallas Book
house. Ladies and gentlemen are in
vited to call and examine stock.
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I'eraOnhI.

Governor James w. Throcllmor-
ton arrived in the city last evening,
and ~ registered at the San Jacinto.
The governor will probably pArticI-
pate in the festivities to-day, and Join
the citizens Of Dallas in paying their
respects to our distinguished guests.
Mr. julius Socha, Of Galveston, ar
rived IN the city yesterday, and paid
TIE HERALD, IN company with Mr..
j. N. A. Wilson, n friendly visit.
The following gentlemen arrived
from Jefferson, last night as u COM
mittee on behalf of that city to invite
Hon. Jefferson Davis TO partake OF
their hospltalitics; Mayor Il. w. Tay-
lor, Colonel W. Y, Leader, Major W.
II, Estes, DR.. j., $. Raydeld, Captain
j. G. Murphy, Major w. y. Amlstead
and w. H. Cook, Esq.
The following delegation, headed
by Mayor Willis Steadman, from Mar
shall, arrived Oh The same mission:
Colonel George Noble, General w. p.
Lane, General Hawthorne, Il. j. Fry,
George w. King, John r. Malone, i.
r. Sextere and l.. w. Sleyd.
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New Publication,

"Bertha's Engagement" by that
prolific yet always entertaining writer,
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, has been re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs. 7.
b. Peterson & Brothers, 300 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Mrs. Stephens
has a reputation throughout the coun-
try as one of the most pleasing and en-
gaging of our American novel writers,
and, frOma cursory glance at "Bertha's
Engagement" no hesitation may be
had in recommending 1t as fully up to
the high standard gained by its pred
ecessors. It's bound in morocco cloth,
similar to her other works, and may
be secured by addressing the publish
ers. Price, Sl.75.
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Gala day.
Honor our guests.


Honor our guests.
This Is the last week of the pres
ent term of the district court. A large
number of cases will go over until next
term.
Every place of business In the city
should be closed to-day, In order to
give all a chance TO participate in hon.
oring our guests.
"A match game of the national
nuisance will be played at the new
fair grounds to-day at twelve o'clock,
between the Mutual and Trinity clubs.
Another candidate for Ward, Dewey
& Co.'s favors--a fellow named Evans,
convicted In the district court, yester-
day, for horse stealing, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for five years.
The Stonewall Greys and Lamar
Rifles We're out for drill and parade
last evening. The HERALD acknowl-
edges the three hearty cheers given by
fhe latter company in its honor.
BY an overnight the list of ladies
we fioral department Of the COM
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mlltee ON arrangements for the cello
brnllon to-day was omitted IN InE
HERALD Of yesterday IL appears this
morning
KAHN a May have fresh supply
Of "kmsekuohenn cake on hand This
morning, The reporter, who lisa Judge
Of such matters, pronounees II eXcel'
lent aud recommends those who do
sire something nice TO try II,
The motion 10 quash the lndict-
ment against j, u, Barkley was argued
IN the district courl, Colonel James
Hurt aud Mr. lGblen appearing for the
defense, and Captain ED, Bower for
the state, The llOtiOn was sustained,
The Dallas CITY Cornet baud, II
seems, will not lead the procession TO.
day They set their figures a little
higher than the committee Of arrange
menls deemed Just, aud their services
were very properly dispensed with
aud replaced by an excellent home
band, theI.ancaster Silver Cornet baud,
Attention Ia called 10 the adyer-
tlsement OF The Galveston Loan Office,
published In another column, They
have opened temporary office In the
building on Main street formerly occu-
pied by Tom lAnahan, aud viii dis
pose Of at public aud private salc, u
large quantity Of gold aud silver
watches, JewrlIy, diamonds, silver
ware, etc, which may be purchased nj
u bargaIn.
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stands Alone.

AS articles in the preparing of vari-
Gus kinds of food DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flavoring
Extracts are wholesome, as the ingre-
dents that enter into their compost
ton are free from all substances that
would render them detrimental to
health. In these respects they stand
alone. Who can tell how many in
valids and tender children have fallen
victims to the dangerous authorizations
practiced upon food The public
should obtain articles that are not only
delicious but healthful, as are DR..
Prices Baking Powder and Flavoring
Extracts.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.
Programme OF the Procession and
Order of the Day.

The following will be the programme
to be observed in receiving the Hon.
Jefferson Davis and other distinguished
citizens on the 10th:
The mayor, city council, reception
committee and Dallas city cornet band,
will meet at the mayors office twenty
minutes before nine o'clock A. NJ, and
will go from there to the Central depot
and meet Mr.. Davis on the arrival of
the up train, at half-past nine o'clock
A. NJ. He will be welcomed to the city
and the Inequalities of the city ex-
tended to HIM by Mayor Cabell. After
that he will conducted to the San
Jacinto hotel.
AT eleven A. NJ, procession will be
former ON Commerce street, composed
of the two military companies, the diff
ferent companies of the fire depart
ment, the Sunday school children,
Benevolent and other societies, the
early pioneers Of Dallas county, the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-19
Aiedieated yonor I,a,l,s.

Attention h called 10 the advertise,
ment In to-day's pNperor the MedIoat-
cd lGleotro'Vapor baths administered
by DR., George $, Coleman. 4 numbel
Of our citizens have latcly gone TO thc
Hot Springs, Of Arkansas, lnborlugun-
der chronic diseases that were pro.
nounced lncurabIe, prominent among
whom ARE Judge II, Barllsdalo and
Mr., John Angers and instead Of be-
Ing treated 10y the sprlngS water, were
cured by the Medloated Eleotro-Vapor
baths, AZ the request Of these aud
other gentlemen, DR., Coleman has
been induced, NJ u heavy outlay, Ia
procure aud III up these baths In our
city, aud he IN now successfully operat-
Ing them. TIE HERALD can recom-
mend the doctor to the community rs
u gentleman ia every way worthy OF
confidence, lie has boon successful
practitioner OF medicine for over thr-
~ years. twenty-five Of which have
been in lc%as, For particulars and
location Of baths see advertisement.
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THE GALL0WS.


Joseph N. lEskridge was recently
found guilty of the murder of Brantley
In NoXubee county, Mississippi, and
sentenced by Judge Orr to be hung on
the 18th day of June. Eskridge will
no doubt be remembered by many cit
liens Of Dallas. He was ut one time
book keeper for the California and
Texas Railway Construction company,
succeeding in that position Captain &.
G. Rivers, now of The HERALD. Sub
sequently he was engaged in cotton
buying, and was well known on Elm
street as one of the most shrewd and
successful buyers. In August last re-
QUESTION was received from the gov
ernor of Mississippi for Eskridge,
charging him with murder, and a war
rant issued 10y Governor Coke for
his arrest. The warrant was placed
in the hands of Sheriff Bark
ley, who detailed Deputy Sheriff
Tom Floyd to make the arrest Esk-
ridge in the meantime had left the
city, but the officers getting informa-
ton of his whereabouts, pursued and
came up with him at Troupe, station
on the international and Great North
ern railway. Eskridge resisted the ex-
ecution of the warrant, and attempted
to draw weapon, when Mr.. Floyd
drew his pistol and fired, the ball
striking Eskridge in the arm, inflict-
ing trihing flesh wound. He was
then brought to this city and thence
taken to Mississippi, where he was
placed on trial, with the result as an
nounced above.