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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-16

While Mr.. Booher Was firing on his
rockets. an interesting conversation was
going on in whispers a; the table upon
which the NEWS reporter was wasting his
Youthful strength in taking notes. J. II.
Graham, a clean and well-lressed young
Democrat. had during the afternoon
returned from a Centennial iaunt to the
Fast. lie was informing n or woo old
C~oppcrheads VITO had grown gray and
dirty in the service, {" the political pros
p.cts on the other side OF the Rocky
Mountains. Mr.. Graham said that the
Democracy would get Ohio sure. but there
was no chance for them in Indiana. The
prospccts ON the whole were, in MT. Ora
hams opinion, q blanked sight better h
he ex,sc,eJ TO find them when he started
liz weeks ago upon the journey. when
Mr.. Boohsr's rel lire went out in q storm
az apnlanse. there were shouts Tor MT.
Gnham, AMI that clean Democrat re-
.ponded in a rambling talk about his visit
Last. The number Of distinguished
statesmen Who hal confided their private
political opinions to Mr.. Graham was as
i~onishing. Hardly . single prominent
politician in New York. Philadelphia,
Harrisburg. Baltimore or Trenton, had
failed To hunt up Mr.. Graham and
pour into his well-wsshed ear his
lnmost belief on the situation. Mr..
Graham announced that New York would
90 for Tilden by 30.OcO majority. and there
WAS not an Eastern Republican who would
deny IL. New Jersey and Connecticut
were sure To 20 Democratic by heavy ma
i~oritie-. Mr.. Graham informed the pub
lie that the fight will be in Ohio and lndi-
ana. The gentleman offered to bet anyone
prcsen, am amount Of money thai the De
mocraey would carry Ohio. No takers,
there being only Democrats present. with
the exception OF q few clean n inellisen'
men who we're unfortunately impeeuni-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-26
Ainsi pcnsent-ils. ainsi parlent-ils.

Aipsi pcnscnt-ils, ainsi ~parlent-ils.
lis Feloignent Neny, Ia 1rpoussent.
on lni mGnagrnt enc pitie hnmiliante.
Sils ell ont plus tard fait une %sainte, lis
Font Solvent sanctifGc pour DIES vcrtus
negatives. &c nest pas CONNIE Gpouse
qn'elle aevient saintc i lcurs yeux,mais
CONNIE VERGE, comm immacultc, COM
me initconaa. Ellie ma pas d,oit 4 le-
poux reel, mails Artpoux mystique. Son
10 he loit avoir rienade commun
ave- la reproductions dies ttres. Car Ia
chastete supreme est In condition divi-
ne. En- dellors lie ccttc chastett snprti-
me, de cette inftconditG voulue, de cette
mutilation sainte, tout est tautc, impu-
retc ct pccht. lie marriage est III pache
mortel, ct les fills du marriage sont antant
de ptcles mortels. An restc, les p6cl,Gs
mortels sont la dime sacerdotale prtle-
wee sur Fhumanit@ c%ntiArc. ct tolljonrs
par lie tait ct la malice dc Ia femme.
o femme!
Cependant...
"' j. GENTIL.
"a ~(ontinuer.J
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-26
PRIERE.

Vous dites: Ponrquoi lhomme
Prierait-il, ct que vaut,
Scion Geneve GU Rome,
La priere au Tres aut?
Car peut-clle, insensee,
Par I'M ytBu personnel,
Modifier liz pensee
Du grand Maitre eternel!
la Reggie est, Loi supreme,
Sans favour pour aucun,
Juste, toujours la meme,
Rigoureuse a chacun.
Celui-la nest point Maitre,
Qu'0n peut Sc menager;
Et Dieu scesserait d'etre,
81 Diem pouvait changer.
Done, Ii pri6re austere,
EgOiste toujours,
NIabr6ge sur la terre
Nj les NUTS, nj les jours,
Nj Geneve, nj Rome,
Nj le Destin railleur
Mais ellie change l'hOmme
Et rend lhomme meilleur.
j. G.
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~ 0ssa're% pas
~AD,HoMX M IA N n,

A:nnt de conpaltre les nvantngcs
qn'offte notre Compngnie Lo-
Gale, Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
G @ 81 :. a SI
Qui. vons dome tout &c one Ia surcta
lui permet de vous donner.
PAS EXPERIMENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE RETRAIT D'AGENCES.
Une %compagaio etablie parni nous
ct diriste par les principnnx ntgo-
cinuts de la Nonye!le-Orieans.
Sanil NJ. Todd. President.
W. Is. Schmidt, Vicc-president,
VIM. Henderson. Secr|taire,
WIN. G. Robins, Directeur d'ngences,
Lucius McAaam. Grefipr.
COSSElL DE DIRECTION.
Robt. W. Ogden, jas. /. Dry,
II. NJ. Payne. Chas. ChatTe,
john ]. Adams, J. B. Cnmors,
T. A. Tyler, Z. G. Herndon,
Henry Abraham, i. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson,, w. Henderson,
a. Thompson, W, b. Schmidt,
John II. Pike. S. b Newman,
B. i. Wa'she, A. Patton.
John $. Groves, HI. Nose,
Alexander Marks, J. b. Le.ert,
II. Is. Briggs. J.W. Stone.
Z. F. De'nuney. Agent general
pour Ia Lonisiane.
j; Comes, Agent pour les paroisscs
dn ienve.
Bureau :-Donaldsonyillc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-26

BUREAU DU ColLECTEuR, !
Paroisse st. jacques, 1Oaofit 1876.
Les tarcs FEtAt pour 1876 ct celles de
pa3'oisse ponr 1876 it0Nt m0intenant dues.
les cont,ibnables sont prizes de reniI rtiglcy
sO.lS N0Nrc0M dtiHi.
y. r. YATES,
Collector 6cs 1ales.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-26
Plaquemine Saw Mill.

This mill is situated near the DYKE in the
town of Piaquemine, In.
The undersigned desires to inform the pub
lie that he ia now prepared to Furnish all
kinds OF SAWED aud SPLIT. LUMBER,
snch as Building, Sugar Cooler and Cistern
St1f. Hogshead aud Barrel Slaves, Shingles,
&C., sc.
All letters and orders to be addressed
~saz A. WILBERT.
P. o. Box go.
plaquemine'parish of Iberville, La.
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Cmf'ny"ir NAssurnnce
M0tncL, dm San.

CAPITAL PAVE. ......... $500, 600
JAMES I DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, S~ecr6taire.
-D1RECTEURS POUR 1874
Jno. G. Gaines, Jas, l. Day,
L. J. Hart. Geo. Jonns,
Henry lsenshuw, Emory Clapp,
Hugh Wilson, I. l.. Airey,
b. Biscoe,. James Byrnes,
l.. n. Marks, j. i. Harris,
Chas. Macready, Lionel G. Levy,
W. d. Seymour, W. d. chmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Alcns,
j. Weiss, d. Fatjo,
L. W. Taylor, Scott McGehee,
J. G. Morris, Isaac l.. Haas.
Cettc aucicnne ct excel!ente Com
pagnie amet DIES policies contrc Fin
cen1ie, les risqnes d. r~ivieres ct de
mcr, II conditions les plus favora-
hles. Elle regle tontes les pertes anx
conditions les pins libiraIes ct les
paie promptcment. Il ses bureanx, No.
I'll de In dn Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
L. F. Delaney Agent general
pour In Louisiana.
j.. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
dn icuvc.
Enreau :-Donaldsonvilie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-08-26

Mr.. ". r. Thompson Went do rccevoir lie
IN NouveI|e- Orleans I'm waste assortment de
MARCHANDISES SECHES
ET DE FANTASTIC;
Et de st. Louis par 10 GRAND RErugL1c,
tout IN Enlargement de
prOHali(S de I'(DMeSk.
Farine depths 81, so, jusqu'a $500, qualitd
snperienrc .-Epaulcs salees a 10 eons Ia iivre,
fnmtes a II sous H-Fromoge a 20 sous
Excellente graisse a Is so"s-Langnes de baul
fnmtes-Pieds do acknowledgements
Sardines-- l%}enrre, &c.
Nins--Liqnenrs--C ognac.- Whiskey.-Oin. &c.
Tabnc ct cigares de Rybiski.
Le magasin Thomson est Abandonment
fonrni de chapcaux d'hommes 1t de ~chapeaux
de danes, de s%o"liers pour hommes, femmes
ct %enfants, ct de toute description.
Medicines.
Observation-Disclosures Quincail-
lerie, &c.
On trouve tout an magasin Thomson, ct an
mcil!eur marche possible.
Pain frnis trois fois In semaire, ct 4 u sous
les 2 iivles IT demie!
Al'ez, voyez ct nchetez. 27,av,7C
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13
Tur original Declaration of Indepen-

Tnr original Declaration of Indepen-
doncc has gone to Philadelphia to be
placed on exhibition. 1t has heretofore
been on exhibition in the model room
Of the Patent Office, in ashington,
along with Washington's small clothes
This venerable document is in rather u
poor state of preservation; most of the
signatures having entirely faded out
The body of the Declaration is in toler-
ably good condition, and the writing,
though it has turned yellow from age, is
still quite legible, A commission of ex-
perts, with Professor Henry at the
head, has been appointed to restore, if
possible, the lost signatures; but it was
deemed best to postpone experiments
until after the exhibition in Philadel-
phia. As it now is. it is the original
Declaration, but retouched and fur
bished up, its claim to originality would
be the parchment upon which it is writ
ten. For that reason, there are many
who strenuously object to any expert
ments looking to the restoration of any
portion OF this national heirloom.
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AnYEnrInING.

T'uF suggestions Of tho Department Of
Agriculture madc below are not M
worthy OF the attention of our farmers.
Under the head of Insurance Of
Crops the report for March and April
says
The insurance Of farm buildings is
never omitted by prudenl iamors
Protection against losses of farm AMI
mails by disease or accident has long
been prncticcd abroad and isa usage IN
troduccd into this country, The insur'
nnce of crops against losses by unlayor-
able meteorological conditions, Hoods,
insects, etc., may be- to some u new idea,
but it is an old custom, having been
prnctcod in China, as ~ stated, iorages {;
and it is even beginning to claim otten-
ton in this country assurances are
effected on the mutual plan Of the fire
insurance companies securing against
heavy losses boy the payment OF annual
premiums, not full crops or even aver,
age crops, but moderate return that
would save the farmer from disaster,
The idea is at present interesting the
rural mind
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THE Marshall HcraM commends to
the consideration of this paper an edi-
torial of the Austin Stotedmdn, com
menting upon Hanoocks speech, and
the Herald intimates that the journals
which supported Hancock are ms repre-
lensible rs his speech and as open to
criticism. We might return reply to
this insinuation that would sound harsh
even lin the ears of bourbon editors,
but inasmuch ms the senatorial race is
ended, II does not occur to us as expo
dent to revive discussion that ended
In the choice of Governor Coke. II
would be but droning u twice told tale
into weary ears Tho Marshall Hraid
Is predisposed to live in the past and to
shut out from It's vision the living pres
ent, and this possibly accounts for its
prosy reflections upon events that age
in day with the live and vigorous
journals which stand abreast of the vital
issues Of the hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

TnE Houston Telegraph after stating
that the editorial in the Commercial upon
the Houston military drill was unfair,
unjust and furthermore, untrue" pro
ceeds 10 make its statement of facts as
follows:
The committee appointed to make
the award consisted Of the following
officers General $. d. Lee, of Missis-
sippi, . graduate ofwest Point and one
the best tactitians in the old army Ma
jor w. NJ. Jerdonc, Of Galveston. a grad
uate Of the Virginia Military Institute
and Lieutenant Quin, Of the United
States army. q graduate of West Point,
and no one from Houston hadaugkt 10 saw or
do with the a,cwd The flag was substi-
tuted for money prize because it was
thought after consulting some Of those
who were going to contend for il, that
they would prefer not to have money as
an award. There was never any prize
Of two hundred and fifty dollars in gold
pa6lished. The flag which the Commercial
says cost thirty dollars, lisa very beauti-
fui SILK one, with heavy gold fringe. and
cost six times the amount stated"
The Telegraph concludes It's remarks
with the following complimentary no
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IT was not the advocacy of Mr. Han.
cock, of whom we have so frequently
spoken in terms of praise but it was the
manner of doing it that ought to bring a
blush to the cheek of THE HERALD, for
| the Nf,oS don't profess to be able to
blush, and we reiterate what we have
heretofore said, that the course pursued
by both these papers in the manner of
their advocacy of Mr. Hancock was
shameful, TuE HERALD says its position
has strengthened il in Northern Texas,
and that section intends to control the
next nominating convention held in
this State All | indeed How If
legitimately no one will object; but there
is an implied threat in the remark of
TIM HERALD. We have been looking for
some such utterances from that paper,
and we take this occasion to say that
TuE HERALD, with the assistance OF all
the strenth it can obtain from local pol.
iticians, can not break up the Demo
cratic organization in Texas or create II
new party, which some have threatened
to dol Houston Telegraph,
The Ttiegaph still insists that Tur
HERALD should blush for the manner in
which it advocated Hancock, We re-
greet that we can not oblige our neighbor
even in matter so trivial, for however
faint that blush, it might be considered
by our sophistical contemporary as quasi
acknowledgment of guilt The 2tIc-
graph understands well enough the prin-
ciple involved in the advocacy of Ham
cock, and the high motives actuating
The HERALD in rendering that gentle
mans cause hearty support, and no
wilful peversion of those motives will be
received from such an elusive organ of
Governor Cokos, without some hesita-
ton The Telegraph opens its eyes at
the intimation that Northern Texas,
which has heretofore so modestly given
over to politicians from other sec
tons the control and manipulation
of State Conventions, should now
assert its determination to show
its power in the next. Although the
Telegraph may seek to conceal it, that
journal cannot be ignorant of the fact
that Northern Texas can control the
Democratic vote of the State, and is
ever anxiously looked to. when oyer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

TnE stage robbery occurring near Sc
gum, on the 10th instant, is but II SEQ.
ond edition. on somewhat larger SCALE
of that cool proceeding ut San Marcos.
The difference being that in the Scguin
robbery two coaches and thirteen pas
sensers We're stripped, while in the 9TH
or, one coach and five persons were
robbed That scope of country lying
between railway tcrmini and San An.
tonic seems to be fNorite ground for
the operations Of these highly successful
Jack Shepards II IL hardly necessary
to remark that hemp might be Judi
ciously used, but the difficulty is, that
catching must necessarily prcccdo any
attempt at hanging
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attempt at hanging.

g. G, CusmSs, ESQ, County Judge of
Tarrant county, in communication TO
tho Standard, addressed to Mayor Day,
and the editor remarks: "Whcn you
have business ut our bar of justice, we
will endcavor TO dispense the same ac-
cording to our ability and the merits Of
your case The County Judges prin-
cipal business is the settlement of dcce-
dents estates, but it must be- neyerthe-
less great solace to these gentlemen to
be NO kindly assured in advance of their
demise that their cause will receive all
due attention "at our bar of justice
Cummins is clever fellow and u good
lawyer, but he should take something
for his attack of cdcoihis Sc3iJdn3i
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TIN statement that Tweed had been
traced to Midland, on Georgian Bay,
Canada, proves to have been M great u
canard as the celebrated story of the
capture Of the Boss In Paris, MS reported
in the Houston 7sigmPh and copied SO
innocently by some Of our country cous'
ms The great ringStcr's hiding place
Is a. deep and dark secret IN ever.
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A Brn,n.soo,hing Kennedy.

Tho wondruus organ that crowns tho ediice
of man * not only the scat Of rejection aud
the homo OF ldeality, but 1t is the governing
conlre OF the nervous system. " hen II is
overweight unduly excited, or affected ~
Irregularities Of those bodily organs with
which It most closely sympathiEes, All the
nerves suffer, and tho general health IL in-
paired. Tle reason why lIostottcr's Stom-
ach Blttcrs exercise such soothing inUu-
once upon the brain Is, that they remove
those digestive and bilious Heterogeneous
relieving irritation or weakness OF the gront
syiupathctiU nerve which connects tue
stomach and the brain, they benrnclally
affect the latter organ NJ well MS lho iorlner
sound sleep, clcnrncss OF MIND, tnhy dlges-
Ion and freedom from biliousneas are In
ured by this prime rcSuIatiyo tonic and
neryine.
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iiccI o1'ho Lamar Rifles y q sploh'
did company, and did ltsclr infinite
credit while here, and ~ We huard 10th
ing of what the ComgVttiR spcaka Of
duringtho visit Of the Rifles, we sincerely
hope that company does not indoTc the
editorial upon which we have com
montnd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

Only ten thousand dollars day paid
by the Government 10 the Union Pa
ci6c railway and yet II Is not satisfied
Perhaps we had better give Mr. Hunt
ington curl Jiaachc to draw upon the
Treasury at his imperial pleasure
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Tmr howl raised over the Shooting
Twitchell in Louisiana, by M alleged
Democrat, should now be slightly mod
Grated. Twicholl himself declares that
the assassin Is man named Bean, rcd
hot Radical, aud his former friend and
associate In rAscality.
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Free AsygRrIllSGNr COLUMN,
FREE no ALL.


Desiring IN mako The llernld the MEDIUM
OF communication for the grlrrhl publrl
aud also IN assist those VINO may hoeu W.,
ndvpttlsinu eoiumu. Advertisements unltl
tGo hend Of "lDatH "fuund,' wanted
aFsr hning "F0r lent' 'fo Lett ol ,hnl
more tuun tlfrr lines, VIII DO inserted ID
this column two times frno OF ehhlRe' Wnnn
exrpss VIII bs charged NJ the rate OF nVe
cents d Inc, each Insertion, In advance anu
when such advertisements hlr prlhlSu nlole
than Two times they VIII be- charged ~ lne
rate of fyo cents line iu advance lol tu'n
Hoe.
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DALLAS. ExAs'

Tur Trlennial Convention Of tho Con-
grcgaiionalisis of the Northwest met In
Chicago on the 10th instant.
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wanted.
Furnished Dwelling for Hent from
JUnp until 0CiOber.

A white girl to nurse. Must come recon-.
mended. Apply ut LeGrand Hotel. mayN2t
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law.

j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2O4 Com.
Ineloe street (south of Courthouse), Dallas,
texas. Special attention paid TO land
oialms' aprltt
Hurt Il Smith, Office on Main street over
state Savings Bank. feb25Itf
W. .. Oldham, Office in Mitchie's buildlne.
janlidtf
40 J9hn NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No,
ZVo north Side Public Square, upstairs.
Courthouse. ~
:, Mccoy & Mccoy, Office south side of Court
mouse square. II
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Gentleman and wife

A few day boarders can procure good board
southeast corner Pacific Avenue and Syca-
more street. nayD-2t
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MnmIn,I.

A stuatiou, by young lady In dress.
making shop, ono who has experience ~
the fulu rr some tlno. Addr ~ a, ms
Office. mhyd-uut
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A young man with first-cass references,
druggist hy trade, wishes some kind Of em-
ploymcnt, speaks four languages, Is willing
and able TO do hard work, wages, no object.
Adde'S A. Is. Herald office, mayO.2t
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J. X. McQUEENE, MD.
Office Over City Bank.
DToSASa,L ;I TEXAS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J.P. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR sAru.

improved and unimproyed nronsr,,. In
eevery quarter of the city: also. farms and
or Tns lands In Dallas and other counties
FoT rent-1Dwelllngs and business houses In
s hs vS Si Dallas. Special attention paid to
fishing land claims; also, 10 the oollectinc NJ
iehts' notes and accounts, by - - y
pao,r w. F.LYTE c CO.,
real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

PhysicInns and Surgeons.

Jno; n. Morton, NJ. D., Office over First Ma
tional Bank. Residence corner San Jacintn
anu harwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
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For stock.

Good pasture adjoining Fair Groundswitb
lasting water, can be had. Apply to j. Peak,
"''"i"ihs rair urouhus. m3d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13

Five rooms, gas throughout; bath room,
Kitchen, servants room, laundry TALL COM
plotely furnishcd), stone cellar, clstorn, well
with force pump, lot 100 leet front by 100 feet
ply To uhns Fred. Tucker, over CITY Bank.
may63w
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wanted

Copylng or clerical office work II any KIM
by u Thoroughly competent parry htst l1I'
eieuccs. Edgar iiciuld once nhylh'4t
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Found.

Omnibus viii be furnished AT reasonable
rates to pic-rics Hnd moonlight excursions
by W, p, SlLkR. iuuylO-Gt,
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wanted.

rWo machines. Howe, Grover aud Baker
genrly now, npertoct order Sl2 EN- artel
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Or two single gentlemen, can got furnished
room with board, southeast corner Pnclhc
Avenue and Sycamore street. mayo u
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FOR sale.

bunch OF Keys, owner cpn have ule
same by calling at ozark william 4, V'
Main street. H'"S !"
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MnmteA.

A man 10 break prairie land, Apply 10
the Undersigned, rof.h side Of Public square
mayl2-d2U j.. ELLlUIT'
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A furnished room on reasonable terms,
by IA single gentleman Address stating
terms, y, X, g., rustolhce, Dallas
mnyl3-3t
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To trade for Il cheap pair Of ponlos. Apply
10 y, Swtetrn, SINGER once OJD Main stiovll
Dallns. Texua. may l2-d2t
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Found


a rule, Apply at the Lunch Bar in LANAI
House. mayl2-2t
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A situation ~ housokcoper In n Hotel
Boarding house, Apply los. NJ lieIal once
muyl2.2l
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Wanted.

Surveyors chal0, wanted 100 feet long,
mnylS-at WI LYLE q co,
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SVmntod Room

A furnished f0rslugle gent free from dusty
port ON Of 81 81, yet uVU sable 10 street Rail
way. Inquire of T, d., Herald Office.
may l2-2t