The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-11

STREETS cIuWueu WI" ''''''
wagons, pecan Wagons, emlgraht
wagons, buhalo.hide wagons, ana
freight wagons.
The "iro0ly loil' can run IN ana |
out OF the postolilce at their own sweet
will, but Democrats are told none bat
employees are allowed in.
If some arrangement could be
made to secure the watering Of the
streets II would do more for Dallas
than could we'll be estimated, az far IA
comfort goes.
"A canvass among our business
men nets liz per cent. u month for III"
reading room. 1t will pay the gas bill
but then there il rent aud books, and
papers, and librarian, and fuel
The cheapest hard water soap aud
the largest variety Of toilet soaps, per-
fumes, combs, brushes and fancy cut
glass bottles, at the Market Drug store
SIG Main street,-Ad.
Next Sunday, being the first day
Of the week Of prayer for young men,
there will be service at Fields
Theatre at 3 p. m, The preachers Of
the various churches and all interested
are cordially invited to be present.
You in want of chidrcn's and
boys clothing, AS well rs chiidren's
and boys underwear, gave time and
money and go to the New York
Clothing House. Al.
--Teas--A fresh lot Of English break.
last, 0Olong, Young Hyson, Gunpow.
der, Uncoored Japan, Mixed and 9th.
er choice teas just received Mt the Mar.
ket Drug Store, SIG Main street. TT
The report that all the "trooly
loiln are to be roasted and eaten, when
Uncle Sammy Is declared elected, Is II
cruel canard gotten up by traitors to
intimidate patriots. Sing, Hold the
Fortr
If you want to travel cheap, go TO
johnson Il Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your tickle They save you
money, and II you should have n ticket
to sell they will give you n fair price
for 1t, I'D.
/ Next Tuesday night there viii be Il
roll call Of the members Of the y. NJ.
/ G. A. The dead heads will be struck
I OIL, unless there to answer for them
( selves Let them appear or ceaese to
be members.
g }. G.. Booth has no connection with
;. any other auction house but one--iO3
Main street, opposite the LeGraud
, Hotel, and any one wishing him to
: sell his property must call Mt his new
Auction House -- Al.
--Dallas has water works, c0mprcsses,
y -four mills, railroads. Has she well
supplied reading room and library for
, her young men? Not one. The Y.
NJ, G. A. are trying to furnish one, bot
II takes money,
The members OF the Young Mems
Christian Association number about
sixty. 1t don't cost much to hand In
your name-on'y two dollars u year
and twenty-five cents monthly dues
but be sure you collect in advance, II
you want your money.
The Y. NJ, G. A. must be revived
In Dallas. November 1918 is the week
OF prayer SGT apart by the interna-
tional convention of the Y.M.C.A. for
young men. A religion that does not
reach the pocket don't go very deep
> What Christians need In this age is
~, conservation.
y The first new chestnuts and deli
y cious malaga grapes received at the
New Orleans Fruit store, corner Main
and Austin streets; also, California
pears, Missouri grapes, sweet and line
'i""S'Ht 'N'h'iiHi hN'NSi Nl'piNS, Noilhltn
and all kinds of nuts ut lower prices
than any other fruit house In the city.
Agency for the best prepared knocking
bird food and Dunbar's Bethesda min
: eral spring water.-tf.
How many non-payers, how many
drones, have we In our Y. NJ. c. Al
Not less than forty-out Of sixty! Pre-.
vention Is better than cure. Homeless
young men in Dallas have no resort
but saloons and street corners. The
tuition there obtained makes them
sure devotees of the evil and sensual.
y Let Va give them better chance.
M-The heroic forbearance of the
y "trooly loil' in not sending for troops
u to protect them from the rebel Democ.
racy, now thirstlng for their gore, can.
not be too highly praised, They are
Of course, all in danger Of their lives
= and fear they may be torn to pieces
any moment, but prefer to die in the
full odor of Radical martyrdom Ia
sending for "trupes."
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