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bring your advertisements in early
Monday morning.
Mrs. Emma Kline, whose parenlf
live near Coffin Gin, died ~ the Phoe'
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home about Dallas aud Texas
our police ahould be uniformed aud
supplied with regulation overcoals'
You can't tell one from anybody else
unless you search 'em,
There will he 10 services In the Pres
byterlan church this morning on nc
count of the accident to DR., Smllh, the
pastor, who unfortunately spalned
his ankle badly.
Green Adams was walking along the
street, yesterday afternoon, with u gun
which he accidentally dropped The
hammer struck the ground, the gun
went oil, and 10 did Green's toe, Tho
ball went into u horses knee.
In the criminal court on Saturday
morning about two o'clock, the Jury
brought In verdict against jim
Crutchheld (ncgro) OF murder In the
second degree, aud assessed the pun
ishment NJ nine years In the penlten'
tary.
The mayors court yesterday declared
the following dividends; Thomas Nor
gan, Tim Griffin, Mr., Hickey, john
Lawler and j. Jones. These offenders
were all duly fined for II variety of of
lenses, from carrying weapons to get
ting frozen It'll.
General j, u. Robertson, emigration
agent for the state, passed through oul
city yesterday, on route for the south
ern part Of the state. The general h
periecting arrangements for the lmmi'
grafton excursion over the Central
railroad to the northwestern states. II
IL probable that the excursion will b'
postponed until some time In th'
spring. OF this we will be able TO Civ,
definite information in n few days
Ample notice will be given TO all In
terested rs TO the time.
Prof Emilio NJ. Castillo Will organ
ize Spanish class, on Monday even
Ing January 25th instant, at the Office
of DR.. Niece over Marsalis Il Under
woods, ats O'clock =. NJ, Lessons tc
be given three times week-Monday
Wednesday and Friday. Session tc
continue six months. Terms, SO pen
month, payable ut the end of eacl
month. He has already n number o
students engaged. Persons wishing {,
join the class can doso by calling ut Mo
rales IL Bonmati's tobacco store, Main
street, corner of Lamar street.
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extracts, and dies may pnsl iaw niis
more Than The common Lluds, yet
they nre The eheppmt Enc lleY require
oue-lhid Ices Ia luapuiy, aud wheli
used in cakes, pies, puddngs, tlr,
make them splcndld and also Whole
some, We hayoyet TO sra lho house
wlfolhat was mol satisfied Win these
articles A. therear pawdars'sull in
bulk lor pr Prlpe's, which afe not his,
be sure 20 get the genuine pat up IN
cans securely lahelod, and mnda only
by Steele a Price,
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NOTICE.

All shares OF stock in the Dal-
las Real Estate and Building
Association that are delin-
quent on the Goth day Of Jan
nary, 1875, will be sold 10 the
highest bidder. at public sale,
on that date at ten o'clock A.
M. at the corner of Elm and
Austin streets.
by order OF the president.
T.. II. BARRY. Secretary.
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and o more natural way Of speaking
would possibly enhance the effect Of
his acting,
Between The acts Mrs Graham, the
poeless, read an original p0om on lhe
drama, which was well expressed aud
Ia the point The salyini club dasorye
well Of tho community fr their dIsln-
leresled efprls To entertain II aud min
lister IA charity NJ the same tine,
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AitIninOus and
Ornamental building Paper
will make yOur hOnses warm
nj ~ very small cost. For sale
by REED Il EATEIssDP. Agents.
sos Vain street, Daiias. Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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A DvERTIsING: Chcap; Good. S,,,en,

A DVERTISENG: Cheap: Good: SYSTEM
"A Wic.--All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements should send 20
cents 70 Geo, L. Rowell Il Co., IL Park Row.
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK
nnety SeceaM GtHiJn), containing lists of
over 1000 ne Sspapers and estimates, show
Ing the cost. Advertisements tax en- for lead
my papers III many states Mt tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GETTHE
BOOK.
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NJ. Is. FRANKLIN ~ 90.

5Oi Main street, are NOW selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Gall and examine their large
and elegant stock, and uahc
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap ana elegant
books. etc.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabell.
Engineer--W illiam NJ. johnson.
Attorney--William NJ. Edwards.
Treasurer-Ropert IL. West.
Assessor and Collector--Thomas J. Keeton.
Marshal-Junius Peak.
Health Ohicer:-Dr. Nj, A. Cornelius,
Aldermen-First ward: X. f.. Burkes, Joe
A. Leonard, Henry Ervay. Second ward: II.
ID. Coughanour, John NJ. Howell. Third
ward: A. T. Hensley, John Owens, los. c.
Mcconnell. )urth ward: II. b. Mcconnell.
w. Z. Young.
The Offices of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF AL
dermen meet In regular session at the coun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night.
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TmE TEXAS ItURAL REGIS
rEBs,
hWbsiliute for the Texas Ainia-
mae, ai FTanIIlin's book store,
Sol Main street, Dmlins.
N0ticp.

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the First National bank, Of Dali
las, for the election Of directors Tor tho ensu'
Ing year, wi DO hcdat their banking house
on Monday, February II, lS6,
W,J. CLARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January II, lb7i. 2sSlSOd
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DALLAS COUNTY,

District Judgc-lI. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judgt-Silas Hare, Sher.
man.
District At,nrney-Ed. G.. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.oflicio County Clerk
Alexander HarwCuh.
Deputy Clerks-k. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William \. HARDWOOD.
Sheriff-Iames f. Barkley.
Tax Clerk-Adolphe King.
Deputy Shcfiffs-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas z. scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Survoyor-Roberr VI. Cook.
Treasurer-MaTtin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide lnspector--Thomas John.
son.
JUSTICES OF TRR PEACE.
Precinct No. John d. Kerioot (preslding
justlce), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. s-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
inridge.
Precinct No. 6-Thomas d. Coates, scyene
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desire 10 call attention 10 tho fact that
have move my law ONCE 10 30. 400 MniI
street over Williams Il Crowdus drug store
~ which place 1 shall DO pleased 10 seo my
friends ana clients.
.S7dltlSwlt W. l.. WILLIAMS,
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AilenlIon, MnIgIlIn or rNlh,n,

There VIII he q Gale meeting Of Coeur dc
Lion lodge, Nos, VI iheir castle halt, on
Monday eyening January lNlh, ~ haltpas
seven o'clock for tho purpose Of oonfrrrlnr
the different grades frank,
liy order VI The N,C,
ED, i, SMITH, 4, Il. aud q,
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do Ia Pierce a. Eyic for your
New Years presents.
NO7 MAIN HTIs EET.

a. IN. Sieagaii, merchandise
broker. c0nyeynncer ana mo-
tnry public. OiIicc-NO. 1907
Lamar street.
Mllulf
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EXTRACT OF ANA,

understandable 10y cold, 10 cents
Of which will make u pint Of
ink, ~ FranISlin's book store,
5Ol Muln street.
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Jusi received al Pierce ~
ayIe's ~ large invoice Of wall
paper, Of new and handsome
designs.
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"sonrli'
instantaneous cure lpT Nrllnlpln,
Wdly ~, q, liOstiNs, AHrni tor Dallas,
OlTY RusIAhAa.

FRESih d ARDEN SEEDS,
Including The NJ i'as0 0niOn
seed, ana the Umbrella ClHinn
seed AZ Franklin's book store,
0Oi Main street, Dallas.
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FoHrent by W, u, Lyle a Goa real estate
agents, No, 100 Lamar street. u number Of
business houses, centrally located Also, u
hotel, d Large boarding house, ana many res'
idenees situated In different parts Of the city.
9iGdim
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nowam ", Peak Eslu ~ forl Worth Il
90 authorized travelling agoni Of lhe Dallas
Herald, from this dale until further notice
], W, sWlNDELls,
December 10, 1914,
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IL ESOURCES.

County of Dallas. +"
/, John Kerr, president of the above named
Dank, DO Solemu!y swear that the above
statement Is true TO the best of my knowl
edge and belief.
JOHN KERR, President
Subscribed and sworn To before me, this
nth day Of January, 1873.
A. H. STEAGALL,
Notary Public, Dallas county, Texas.
Correct Attest: W. g. Common, W, j. Clark
w. l.. Murphy, directors. 2SSd3t
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ny residence, eerneF raelne avenue
and Houston siFeefs, GWhraeing haii q
bieek "a gsound, Win % veil nRislimi
0HersieFS and base1neni rofli'egnrrf'f
hniidiaE, and all necessary oni'huil"'
iaK,, ele, AH eaFiy applicant "iay No.
cure baFgain,
$50, ", swIEDRLLs,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains ~
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
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Eos saiu, ytY luw, hY N,F, lGle Con
real miaiaaWn.si 30 la iAmnf street, three
onf story hrlrE ppildug Nnd lpl 900 h'el
sWae, Wall loaalal, aHi 1uHplei fora nun-
dry og manufacturing purposes, 2iliim
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wANqa WANTED.

AfhrH snifph md rMig drd HH BE- iaNafi
Whr Dil.wiag ofirf HlE fiN46 i"N
LiNFIar r.Wk HsetaH, ~ AnfsrmfNiH
sr4ha nf ics MH FlfTf CEHfs'
ktrANIhD-Auua in every npnnlT ln
w this state 90 srl s0mrinlns hlN Nul
inhlsp nslbln in pYrIy hGusaNpld,. llhrlHl
Inducements uiinNl Apily ln u " lfN-
BOTTOM Herald office, -a3ilW
V'O BINGHAM lh-1 families wanted 20
| once in fam an fhairs on broken lHuis,
IpfmH One-hHlf OF nll The clpp, Fipllslnllsi
lOnls, etc., furnished lllrin' Also Ok lpens
mrn u fatm on sans terms, fnl Wllhrl
parllen ans apply % A, j. LAWlnni ~ III n
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foE sale, fora pWdays pnly, two large now
buildings, one cotton gln and the other a
corn and wheat min, Ia pomplele runnlna
Order Win smul miil, cpru sheller q good
cotton press, aslSly'Hye saw rrali gin stand,
win An eserlleHt engine VI lhiny horse
power, Rn abundance 81 spring Waler on The
premises, aud lhrea'lpaileis pl an acre of
land, situated On tho southeast corner Of
FOydras and Wood street, known a. ii0r'
TOMS MIL Apply 10 ", y, Lyte = o., real
estate agents, No, 100 Lamar street, ab6dlm
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lmErg-tlsHf hmlf'q Vanm ni Hpl ihfs
miInfWmt nl ni.H .f.H innpHnd Herfi
nf rhoira hp9i 4H pp3tnfnla -Wand'i
th'ap "rReA vi ny-lW O. hunafrl
acres ~ tls iuadallpr river ln ltanilii
county infml. hg W,l, fyisN 90, real m-
talrHgruls, N0 30 lam.r slrlt lGilm
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE:
1.-THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
The Best Advertising Medium,

Daily SlO year. Nni-Ncekly, s., Weekly, y.
P0stnge Free 10 the Subscriber. Spe.
clmen copies and advertising rates fec
Weekly, In clubs of - or more, only 81. most
age paid. Address THE TRIBUNE, n. Y.
2SSd lylSwly
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ON the nth instant, the United
States Supreme Court rendered n de-
cIson In the celebrated ease OF Tho
State of Texas w. White Il Chllds, to
recover number Of Texas Indemnity
Bonds, issued to the State by The
United States, and procured from tho
Treasury ofTexas by the famous MILF
tary Board during the war The case
Is thus stated by telegraph TO the New
York Herald;
The bill, answers, and proceedings In
the case show that the purpose of the
suit was to establish the title of the
State TO these bonds, and TO free II
from the embarrassment OF the claim
of the defendants. All parties to the
suit were, therefore, bound 10y the de-
cree M TO the title, and because Chiles
was the owner, or now claims 10 be
owner, through transaction not sci
up In his answer, he IL not the less
concluded and bound TO obey the above
injnnction. Notwithstanding he now
| uhNtIlN " uliltltllt lillNi VI NuVlNN VI w
tie, held by him when the suit was
brought, from the one imputed TO him
in the suit and defended by him, he il
in contempt of court in setting up
and seeking to enforce this claim,
Punishments for contempt of Court
have two aspects, namely: |. 70 vim
dictate the dignity of the Court from
lsrespect shown to II or It's orders.
=. 10 compel the performance ofsome
order or decree of the Court which it il
in the power of the party to perform,
and which he refuses to obey. In the
present case there Is no part of the
original decree which Chiles can per-
form which remains unexecuted, and
no additional order or decree can be
made tor him TO perform In the pro
ceeding forcontempt, TheCourt there
fore sentences him to n fine of $3.50 and
costs for his contempt In setting up u
claim or title to seventy-siX of the
bonds mentioned in the decree.
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Tho Cnmm,.snrln, of ,no IlodY.

The stomach IL the commissnrlnt of the
physical system, II furnishes the natural
sustonnncc olovory organ, lfds0rdorod, the
whole body lNngulshcs, hui, howoyoral affected
It's tone and ygor may always DO restored by
n course of llostotter's stomach littcrs, The
regularity In It's operations which this grand
tonic Alternative establishes IN tho most direct
means OF oOyiatlng physical debility, impur-
tiles of the blood, and affections OF the dis.
charging organs. We know that II digestion
or the habit of the body is DISTRACTED, the on.
tire physique IN weakened In consequence OF
insufficient conversion OF the food into blood
aud II IL equally certain that the refuse oftbe
system not being wholly thrown OF Is sure TO
contomlnatc the vital. fluid and surchurgo
the bowels and kidneys with vitlatod matter
which woNkens and mflames them. The
BIties, by strengthening the organs of dis
chnrpc, enables thom TO act vigorously, aud
thus llberntcs the pent up waste which
would otherwise work incnlculnble injury.
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A fair Convention or no nomination
seems to be the voice of the people o.
Dallas county. A few handfuls of men
have no right to dictate to four thou
sand Democratic freemen for whom
they shall vote. II Tarrant has resur-
rected a superannuated old gentleman
In his second childhood, we do not see
why Dallas should commit as great an
error In some other respect The peo-
pie want men of brains, Of experience,
integrity and intellectual actiyity to
make Constitution-men who thor
oughly understand the evils of the
times, and the remedies therefor. If
such men cannot be had, nothing is to
be gained by a Convention.
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In seems to be the especial province
OF n certain class OF the country press
to snap up at whatever they see in q
city paper, and, by palpable misrepre-
sensations aud cunning innuendoes,
endeavor TO shine forth among their
contemporaries as possessing n superior
amount of discernment, bordering
strongly upon the prophetic. Among
this class of country journals, the DEM
ocrat, published in our neighboring vii
lage of Fort Worth, stands pre-eminent.
In Its issue of the 9th, appears the fol-
lowing:
THE HERALD of Tuesday contains
the proceedings of the County Conyen-
ton held at Lancaster on last Saturday
for thelpurpose of selecting dele
gates to the District Convention held
at the same place on the 10th inst,
About one hundred and fifty persons
were present, though only two precincts
were represented by delegates. Dele
gates were appointed from each Dis
trict Convention.
These are the proceedings as given
by THE HERALD's special correspon-
dent. The official proceedings were
furnished The HERALD by the Secre-
tary of the meeting, which The HER
AID declined TO publish. If the reader
thinks he smells mice here, the fault
Is not ours. But why The HERALD
should decline to publish the official
proceedings, and give space to report
OF its special correspondent, is conun-
drum that we cannot answer.
I'll the reader thinks he smells n
mice here, the fault Is not oursp is
good, and In order that the giant in
tellect aud transcendant genius of this
Nestor of the Texas press may not suf-
fer by the imputation that he has for
once been struck with an original idea.
and to set his feeble little mind at rest
as to why The HERALD declined TO
publish the Official proceedings, THE
HERALD will state that II looked upon
the assemblage as a rump concern,
having no legal or official existence,
and II the proceedings OF the District
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THE nEglLn,s COMpngss.

The maHl crop N said ~ he very
promising,
"A vein of pure amber wah dlHoov-
cred while digging Awell, near Paris
The Austin Galottc spcaks IT Cap'
tain Il, H. Hood rlsllcallng In their
village,
A BlX-fo0l shark sports la the wa
tors Of dchuedera bathing place In
Houston,
The Marshall Herald says tlie crops
In Harrison aud Marion counties nro
suffering for rain
1t h stated that II cost Anderson
county 5000 10 hold the last term NJ
her Criminal Court
Good brick nro now hoing made nj
Kaufman, after many failures hereto
fore In that direction.
AT Houston u disease among the
horsrn, the name of which lHnOt given,
/. Staying them by the Wholesale,
The G0lind Guard anys showers Of
rain are passing over the country ov-
cry day, hut that they are insufficient
for the crops
Mira !. II, Thomas had her nose
broke, aud waa otherwise seriously M
lurcd near Wcalherford, last week, 10y
u homc falling down with her,
-Gnlvcston's record for Saturday
"a diamond robbery, horse stealing
cnsc an attempt At murder, mn Injured
husband, with hls arm broken 10y his
wlfc's lover"
Austin Gazette: "United States
Deputy MnrHhnls q. A. Allen and &,
u. Blood, have been indicted In the
United States Court for the escape oI
the notorious counlerfellcr j, McCnrt
ney."
Austin Gazette; "Mr. John o.
johnson recovered $500 from the Hous.
ton and Texas Railroad, In the District
Court, day before yesterday. Mr.
Rhodes Fisher sued the. II. n H. H. H.
yesterday, In the District Court for 81 :
$40. lie recovered $780, 80
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ComuglsN is not eKlInol Ia Chi
cago, IN chat oity on the evening
Of tho lAlh instant, meeting was
held 10 consider the labor question,
Speeches of the most iullammnlory
character were delivered, and tho
advice freely rendered by numerous
Speakers lliat tho laborers should
arm themselves and present forclblc
Resistance ~ tho entertainments Of
employers on their rights, and that
they should souttle incoming vessels
boloro they wore unloaded aud thus
teach owners not 70 lriAe with their
workmon, Couldn't tho lntor
Ocean all M columns with "lawlons.
noHs aud crime" without coming "a
'roxm for material p Galveston
Nowa,
II could II II would, but II
wouldn't " II could,
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Is 1t not time that steps were being
taken towards holding a Fair during
the coming falls Northern Texas has
never been blessed with a more abun-
dant wheat and oat harvest than is
now being reaped, and the prospects
all over the State for corn and cotton
are As encouraging as could be desired.
When our crops are all saved, the peo-
pie Will willingly join In the Fair, and
bring their products TO It. The old
Fair Association Of Dallas County still
has an organization, and we imagine,
with their sanction, the Dallas Blood
Stock Association would take the mat
ter In hand and press It forward to a
successful Issue. We make these sug-
gestions for the confederation Of our
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1HE first measnge over the wire TO-
Gently put up between Kaufman and
Lawrence, connecting by telegraph
the Capital Of our ncIghborlng county
with "tho rest Of mankind" wOa sent
10 TuE DALLAs HERALD, Following
that the same greeting was aonl to
Terrell, Marshall, Galvcslonl New Or
leans, 81. Louis aud Philadelphia
Colonel Choale Somcrby, the protector
OF the line, who contracted lorand had
the line In working order Ia two weeks
after tho Idea entered his brain, dc
serves tho thanks of the people Of
Kaufman and business men every
where, that have use for the new Hue
II was built and put In working order
by Colonel Somerby, IN agent of the
Texas Git Concert association, Of
Kaufman, aud when completed was
presented 10 the citizens Of the town ol
Kaufman by the association. We may
add that this IL In keeping with all the
nets of Colonel S.--to conceive IL IL
act with him, and promptncss h one
of his chief notices.
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THHEr masked robbers boarded lhe
international and Great Northern
South bound train lew days ngo, lll'
tending 10 seize and throw olf The car
tho Express safe, which was supposed
10 contain u heavy remittance lfomsL
Louis to cattle doalem IN Southern
Texas hut the rOglos caught u Tartar
VlGe-l'resldent Hayes, Of the lnlell'h'
tlonal aud Great Northern Railroad,
happened TO bo on board the lralnl hnd
seized aud lhrollIed lhe leader Of lhe
robbers, The other iva were also cap
tured. on unmasklng thom, two ol
the would be robbers were found 10 be
n man named Brooks, aud tho other
named Ellsworth, the latter wen
known about Houston ~ u telegraph
operator No damage was Done nor
was any treasures lost, aud tho robbers
have now Time to contemplate lhc
uncertainty Of robblng trains