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Astoria Markets.

FLouR.--Superfne s. ~; Extra s. 20 :;
Corn Meal "a cwt. So -; Buekwheat r. eNi
81 90.
BurrrR-Choiee roll, top prices. :i2'2 cts.
SIC wholesale: choice iillainooA 3"c.
CHEEsE.-Clatsop dairy ilGihc.
E,sGs.-I51Jo cts r doL. Chickens. = On.
FRESH MEArS.-Choice cuts. Lamb. Ice;
Beef SaI0: Pork. 10; Mutton oolO. BY the
carcase &c.
MEArs.-Breakfast bacon i5isal5 per H.;
sides l3' lai49c: hams l5'4a lac; shoulders
l0aI2c smoked 0eef l5al6ssc: corned beef
SlUal2 = bbl: coIned pork lee = u.
BEANS.--ba4 cts.
DEIED FRrrr>. Blackborries 21c; Prunes
l6o3ec.
HoNEY.-I In frames nc IN glass S'c.
LARp.-iu Tins anl ca@dies ia 'iic p f.
Null FEHn-Bran S1a 10 : country. 80 p
ton: Sholts sIS ou: lay --u "O-2 - DO: l. ton.
OArS.-Aceording 20 quality. prices range
from 100 .a6s cts s. Dusuel.
KEGE sELEs.--- iotaroes 8 al ct. = m /:
Onions -uic o. .h.
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Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. l.. 1850.
DE. 3. J. kENBALL y Co. Gents | have
- very fne mare that has had a bone SPAWN
Tor 81 long time. ! tried every thing man
-uuid devise Io cure it hut al i'm vain and
WIS about To- give il Up when a fTieud of
miuc III this city cstHir tG mc AMI recon-
Hcudcd k"udail'> SPAWN Cure which tried
with grand results. rcu"S iug that bone clear
and clean and then | sent - cents t0 You for
one ui your Illustrated Horse Books and
think there = uu better book printed on the
horse and his diseases. ! have taken great
interest iI 10 Jui have >iuc-- SOLD j. copies
what -ond can 10y .rIjiH- them iuT OtherS.
E0rfrS truly a. W NH 4 ER
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kendalTS SPAWN Cure

i sure Iu its effects, mild in IT. action as II
dut-~ HuI blister. and Vet II = penetrating
3ud powerful iu reach any deep seated pain
or tU remove any bpuT growth or any other
enlargement ii used InF several days, such
~ >payut>. >piut>. cUri'>. c-illGuS. SpTainS.
>NClliug~. any iaIucue>~ and an enlargcmentS
uf the JOINTS OF lIntb> or rheumatism m man
and Ter any pUTpu~c for which q lmimeut Is
iiSs't! Tor man ar beast. IL j. uuw known tG
De- the te,t lnimeut foT imam ever used. act
iiig mild amd Yet certain IN H. effects. 10 Is
used tJil! strength with perfect safety at dll
seasons of the year.
send address fur illustrated circular. which
Sc think gives pO>ltJyr Vtunf ut is virtues.
M remedy HAS ever met with ~uch Ungudli-
l-d SIrrr>>. % OuT knowledge. for beast H.
we'll a. uIdH
Price Il peer bottle. us SlN bottles Tor ~.
All. DIR tGGISGN have it uT can get u for
yutl. err .J Hili De- ~CuJ tu ans address on rc-
.-f..,f; ci uTirs. ~ JIc pyu.fr.-JoT~-
Di:. r. +. kENi}tLi. X co.
EI.~lFi.ru FAILS Vermont.
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KENDRll'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTMAN FLESH.

!.sErr,iir,d, VI. Dee. -. 1873.
T.. 4. KENDALL. X Co. GENTS wish TO
add my testimony in favor 81 FOuT Invaluable
.mIHtrut. -krudali'> SPAWN cure" In the
spring II iS.3 ! Slipped On the lee and
>prsiIurd ny right imb ~ the knee iOu;. |
was very lgIur ami 1T Times suffered the
Hu>J rNr-II-iIJiu-, pam. ! worr a banda,sr
uu il for uycTa year. ami tried most every
Iumg il my reach. hJt roUld iiud nothing
jlIIi would give me permanent relief. When
uy-Tyynrkrd. 10 WOr;!d Vaili me very much.
Ia April lS-S 1 began to think | should he
a cripple for life hut having some of Ken
dalI'S SPAWN Cure" thought | would try it,
! Used one third uf a bottle. and experienced
relief at once. Tit, pain lett me and has not
you and would recommend Kendall : Spawn
cure tn alI whu suffer with ~prain> ur rheu-
mattSu. Yours truly, Mrs J. ROUTELI
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Common Council

Regular meering- second AMI fourth iues
dlv evening, afc~rh month. ai : O'Clock
Gfr- Persons desiring rH have matters ar'cI
gpnn hy the i.IUcii. 90 ANS regular meeting
au.-r present tae same In fEr auditor aEL
Cl.-t 80 or before the FRIDAY eyeniu= ITia.
g.. tls tae>'ay op which the council holds iis
regular tresr.g-.. s. l.rf5.I'n Eli
A1altHr and ticI IS.
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Astoria Lodge No. 10. L o. 9. ]

Regular Meeting every tuesday Evening
Al -. O'Clock. al ,rOod iempiar's Hall. Che
namus Street, Astoria, over c. l.. Parker's
Store Members If the order, in good stand
n. are invited tp attend. Degree meeting lst
Monday each month. By order ". T.
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Beaver Lodge No. 30. I. OF.

Meet every Thursslay evening. .%.
ar :. O'Clock. m the hdu Eel :
lows Hail. cor. @: Gas. anu Che
namUs street,. AsrOris. Mem mbers 90 thc Drpel
are invited O. attend. 3iyvrder. y. o..
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Temple Lodge, NO. l. A F. A. NJ.

Regular Communication, irsi ana Ky
thru Saturdays IN each month. at - W.
O'Clock. I N.. al the Hall Ia Astoria.
Members of the order. in good .;andins, ar,
invited 90 attend. Is pric. uf ;he ". VI.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.

Ecgsl,ar iH'-ri.n- every III and sd Mondas
of each n.aII.h. "a: = T. n. in the hal uf iiit
hnung Meas Christian Association
J. q. 4. ispWLBE. President
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Blanks, PromissOry notes. bonds
for deed, quit claim deeds. mortgages
and warranty deeds. at this Office.
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Knights OF Pythias,

A>ior Lodge. No. e. X. of T.. meetS =
every Wednesday evening al .l9SS..e
O'Clock. IN the hall Of the A. %. L. W. w
Corner Chcnamu, and Benton streets. -
By order &.
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VESSELS o. rHE WAl.
Prom American Ports.

ENHA -hNigtlNaAH
sac Of California. s. g2uc IONS. 0shney. fu : =
webfoot. bkt. S5l tons. Lewis. = March
Orient. brig. 80 tons. Williams. q
Msdoc sch ~ IONS = r. Jan q.
M,rola. sh lgui tonp. Lowell. y Dec -
Gerten. sh. Philadelphia. Jan -
Empire. -. New ! ork, loading.
Kate Davenport. sh i23s tons. Maileti y Jan u
Columbus. ~n r'eruald. Nev York. Jan ~.
Carrie WINSTON, hm bA. loading. Philadelphia
Palmyra, An sh Feb ..
Alice Buck Am IN loading
From Foreign Ports.
Adulia. Spanish bk Stanle, 4 Jan yia Victoria
Agnes Oswald. br 81 1880 tons. Mc;'ibDon. Cardiff
Dec 20.
Adolf. Swe. Ok. hz5 tons. klu-.nan>~on NoltrH-
burg. Oct lN
Areo. er tk SIS tons Rio De aniero.
Count u AyT br bk $50 tons. Alexander Glasgow
Oct u
CITY Of Agra TOR bk. lD5l tou-. Young. Mehouru'.
Nov >
Clan Grant. br blk s5> tons. James. Liverpool.
Counties oi Rorhrs. br blk. cardiff.
Clan Mcleod. iIr D. 64e tons NoSohama-
Ethel DR. bk. - IONS Graham. Livecpool. Nov 81
i.rniiy Chaplin. br 0k 40 ton~ Harris Cardiff
Geo 5cwl.y, br IA ioiu tons. BewirU. Yokohama
lizzi, Iredaic Dr b, 6gs tons. Nossop. Liverpool
Aug D.. VIA Honolulu and Victoria
odulia. br bs iss tons Liverpool VIA Honolulu Ju-
~ =. Hou5Ial
Pa,sithsa br bk ~ tons, West. Liverpool. Nov -
SeIkirkshire br sin. lls3 tons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. br bk, 1kohama. Oct n
Thirlen Castle. br sh lgs3 tons. Shanghai
Viola, br bk. 80 tons Price Liverpool. Sept via
Honolulu
Victoria Cro-s. tr bA. s6q tons. Owen. Calcutta.
Zoe, br bk Liverpool wa Victoria Jan b
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

liver. al gar.
Com exchange on san Francisco 8 percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par;
selling. 20 percent.
legal Lenders-raz-
relerranaic transfers ou New YORK per
cent. trc.llaIH.
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DECEMBER.
I3-To Quoo,nstolrn per RiagloddeT.
From Portland 1866 cils wheat i......-..-s29. $40
Astoria 1895 ....--.... 2l.Op0
Toial>............3s7l2 s5O.4o
r. T. LircrpDnl. pr Chiders.
From Portland l2.gl7 bhl> s56.is5
Astoria - -.---------. 5.'o)
Total>-.......laIus sso.s75
From Astoria s.2ls O. ,llnion............ l6.oa5
Total value cargo .....-.........-..-. $40
Is-To Qp,clSto,r,t. pr -idoIa ". simpson.
From Portland 23.~o4 cii> ahcli...........> .>5.oc1
A-joria 22.2i2 ....---.- ;c'.i-t
Total, ..-....... .aa7a ss,.;Ss
lG-To ga.snsin,rr. isr Lui10 RDplh.
FROM For; ;laDd ss.'r,1 ril> wheat. .. ~ .,o
IG-To pa,a.>towu. ,ss- lTrrW'.
From Portland asa go, aiir;sl. ........> >-i.si>
ss-Tp LirFg-ra'. ii,r L1rJs
From Portland u ls huI> -'nf5-..-......~. .~....-n
Astoria i-,- .-.-..--... t'-l
Trar>.--...Ii.7a ~5lun
En-. pa.ra.fa,~a r.r Cfr.F.-.
Froin Portland 2l.en gr'> alsr.t--....-..- --i...7
A~.H..t -ais" -.----...- -ii.,.li
T.r.l. u1-- -.s. s,>
s, o.. a..,..,.,,..-... .... r,..5......
,,-.,.., g,..-,r..-..i ,.rr....... ,.i,,.,- .uri
.l- =. ,b.,........-. ..... D. .,-.., y...g
,-,..... .,..,,.,I-., ,.- ..,. ,.r,.r -f>-.,
Astoria 5.ln- ...-.....- 90. ,si
i'i'a>-...-- ----''--.' +.'''
IaNJAEl-
.a O ...... FT...r
I-r.... -. ...,..l co., ..s,..,. ,,-sa
From Ter .t'Ia 2i.>>' '..lr '..-' 'ssi
fr,.,-. Ep..F..,..,f % -. #.r.r T...-r -. ...,.
.l q. ;-..... r ..- .,..,,5 J.E,
,,.,,.., I,,,.,,., 81 go ,rr. f...,- .-. ~,
r.s ~ Irri .-............ auu
- CO. -aili.".. -..----.-- l.n
ih"al A>i".." 800 .-------- ---''
TOTAL l'....--.--..-.-.--.-- $50
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA

from tables OF United states Coast surye!
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
Oregon. state California

~ STEA1I>HIFLEAVES EVERY FIVE days
- 40 :; 4. W.. as follows:
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Right Is reserved 10 change steamers OF
sailing DAYS.
THfOj GIL TICKETS sold to all the prin-
cip1i cities m the [ nited States and Canada.
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rom a Prominent PhYsician.
KENDalL'S SPAWN CURE

''''iI' n EEiFi.ToTF1-r nm
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ENLARGE AN0 DEVELOP TNE FORM.

ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
70 +. pe Il. Co, Atlanta, Ga. No humbuE, High.
est reference. Correspondents confidential,
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WHITEHEAD ROSES

'Withersd rose-leaves In an urn
Every where our slances turn,
lime old gra es uucover-.
Macy dainly perfumed note.
Han ds long cold once wai nly wrote,
Hid en there BY ioyeis.
All. the manly hearts now cold,
All! The mem 'ries, sweet an old,
This Quaiat room dscloses.
All the warmth IL chill to-day;
All the lite has passed away;
Naugh. Is left but roses.
Ross 10 withered now and dead,
AL their ancient sweetness Il d
With thei IL ancient splendor.
As bend, above | feel
a vague fragrance fr.m them tteal,
Like mem'ry tender.
Oftheir oldeu pleasant days,
When the SUMS rich goldsn blaze
Kissed their cheeks t. giOry.
All the pain thee m'ries give;
All! the pain tnat one must live
When our life's sweet story
Mods no more the olden Joy!
or what use a valued toy,
When Its chprm is broRen:
or our life when youth Is DER
or the past which CONES no more,
Are these flower, this token.
When the sun has lost his light,
When the fall of winter night
Our autumn tide o. clos s.
Call we then the mem'ries sweet
OF those vanished moments fleet
Ashes OF youths roses?
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Authorizations and AdulterAtiOns
Chicago Times, 2Sth.

II Is not alone in pork that the European
food producer practices the vicious srt Of
adulteration. In France, Germany, Eng
land and every other country Of Europe the
adulteration of food products is practiced 10
an extent quite unknown and uudreamed Of
in America. To obtain even the commenced
article Of food In state of absolute purity
10 as difficult 40 Il Is in American cities to
get milk undiuted with cheaper liquid.
But II IL In tho manu- Acture Of wines that the
Fronch practice the art Of adulteration on
the largest scale. There Is 10 this country a
pre- aihng popular idea thSt wine Is
produced from grapes As regards
American wines, thore Is a good
deal of truth In tbs popular supposition.
But with respect 10 French wines, the grain
Of truth In Il l. so small that the most expert
analytical chemist would lind great difficulty
Ia discovering It. In an analysis Of the con-
tents Of a bottle Of genuine imported"
French wine, of any kind, the chemist would
find . full outfit Of cheap apothecafy' .
shop, and possibly trace Of something like
q vinous product; but II would be only q
trace, and even this would be discoverSble
only In the higher grades. A more villainoua
compound OF foul drugs than the commercial
wines Of France no other country on earth
produces. Yot Frenchmen, who poison
mankind with their Adullerated wines, betrsy
81 lack Of the spirit Of reciprocity by object
ing TO being poisoned by other people With
adulterated pork.
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PEREMPTORY SALE
AUCTION
1877 of the Most Desirable
Building Lots in the
City of San Antonio
to effect Partition.
Capitalists and Persons Seeking
Homes in the Most Healthy and
Prosperous City in the
State of Texas.

Are specially invited TO attend this sale, al
public auction, VIII ich will take place In front
OF Col. Hord's hotel, In the, city Of San
1881, at 10 o. clock \ m. and continue from day
TO day until said lots are al sold.
out reserve.
Comprising the lots In blocks No. ., 81, IS,
10, l5 and 40 each block oontsining u lots
numbering IRON u ~, ana the lots No. I to IL
inclusive In BLOCK No. ~, and the lots No. l n
In block No. 10, and the lots and ., In block
no 30, and the lots No. 2, 3, I: s, 9. :, and IN
y, nloSk .N No, ~ and and he % No
~, b 40 81 and 8 In block No II. and the
lots Nos q and In block No II. and the lots
!. ., 4, 81 and ., In block No ., and also the
fractional lotor block No 10, each lot having q
width Of 20 varas, or IS feet Q 2.3 inches, and 9
feet. The streets surrounding said blocks are
straight and b5 feet 2.s inches wide, except
The main avenue. running through them,
which Is about V , rssf II TlS'h'
All Of said lots are situated In the northern
portion OF the city of San Antonio, on and
above the Upp'r Labor ditch, on and east Of
San Pedro creek, and on and south of Park
avenues little below the San PedtO sorinvs
and park, and from one.half To three fourths
OF mile from the centre OF the city.
ADVANTAGES.
This property Is especially desirable for
private residences, because OF its elevated pO
sition over other portions OF the city, lis n ar
ness to Ban Pedro creek, San Pedro Springs
and the beautiful public park surrounding
themj because ihers are two Irritating bitches
with living water running through them con-
Rtantly, Int. Isecting II, and because II lies on
either side OF the principal line Of street rail =.
way cars.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash on the day Of adjudication
and the balance In one and two years In prom
issOty notes of the purchasers bearing inter.
est at the rate Of ten per centum per annum
until aid, secured by deed In Tru,t on the
property s0lA, with the usual clause inserted
allowing Trustees and Attorneys fees for
collecting notes II not paid a. they res oeOt.
lively become due.
TITLES PERFECT AND FULL wARANTEE
DEEDS WILL DE GIVEN.
Deeds Of Sale and Deeds OF Trust to be exc
cuied NJ the expense Of purchasers, not TO ex.
coed Ten Dollars for both
Any OF the above property can be purchased
at private sale, at any time before auction day
by applying TO Mesers. H.F. d W. H.Young, at
No l3Comlnevce street, In the city Of San An.
tonic. AZ before stated, said property Ia to
be sold for the p rpose OF affecting partition,
and will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
HENRY GlLLUM,
Agent rnd Attorney In Fact Of the Owners,
Mrs Virginia A. G'llum and Mrs. Rosa =.
H.F. q W. H. YOUNG, Sale As,'s.
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The Cost OF Fashion,
New York Sun,

Among fashionable people the dressing
during last winter was enormously expensive.
Th' reason VA unusually gay-shat 10, there
were evening enter ailments on grand
Gale In constant succession; and the demand
for wa'trobes Of various snd original de-
signs w1 great beyond precedent. The
costumes, indeed, were too expensive, and
the whole business Of society has been
pushed 10 such an extreme Of Costly mag
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PAsTU RE .

DAsTURE.- have i've hundred acres Ia
II pasture, with PLENTY OF running water
Bros fruit stand, Corner Lamar and Main
streets. II. q. knight.
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lrOK 81 LIE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS
L In Jack. Pamela and San August ,e conn.
ties. Also, a hne improved farm In Collin
viii sell nr trade on easy terms the above
named property For further particulars, adj
dress. W. 7. GOKER, Allen Station.
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East Line & Red River R. R,
Time Card No. 2,

AIulo NUTO No -
Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
wsst.bound. JEFFERSON. East bound.
400 p. m. Depart. MAI. :. Arrive i0'l0a. m.
TOO .. m. Depart, Fright. Arrive Top. m.
DAlN0ERriELD.
$40 p. m. Depart. Mail Depart 5.bs .. m.
1910 .. m. Depart. Fright. Depart t:<5 .. M.
ttTTsBUR9.
7.l6 p. m. Arrive. Mall Depart $50 q. m
II 40 q. m. Arriv~. Fright. Depart 800 y. m
1.S p. m Depart... MALI. Arrive $3.50 NJ m
1880 u. m. Depart. Ft'sht, Arrive 400 y. m
wINsBORO.
s.0A q. m. Depart. Matt. nepart 6:ls p. m .
2,,b p. m. DeuArt. Fright Depart II ~ .. m .
SULPHUR SPalN0
l0,lS D. m. Depart. Mail. Dep RI 800 n. m.
&.&O y. m. d part Fright. Depart v:ts u m.
GitEtENvlLLE
1884. m. Arrive. Mall ,D,pIt a:ooa. m.
1tsp. m. Arriv.. Fright Depart Gas a. M
Connections, A. 0rcenvllle with the Mo
Pacific railroad for NIL puints Ia Tho north west
OF Pittsburg with the Texas \ ~. l. railroau
Tor 0ilmer, Nj. ri Nsant aud 1ylerj Mt JET.
ferson with III. Texas h Pacific rniioad e.,
~ Louis and all points east, sou'h and outh
east. Passenger tral" run. daily excer, sun.
day. JNO. 7. FLYNN,
Gepe,sl Manager.
RAfSEr, JR..
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Axt., Jefferson, Tex
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ELEnANT JEWELRY CnEAp,

70 Introduce our new styles aud influence trade
We make thu following unparalleled offers for u
short time: THE Berlin 'ncSet contains gold
plated watch chain, agate shnwl pin, lRdys Gle
giant set Jewelry. sea cut buttons coral neck.
lace. set ~ agate studs gold plat" nd ring collar
button, Key ring, pocket huos, Imitation silk
handkerchief, pen, pcucil, cnrllr envelopes and
visiting cariS. All these male 20 you tor Sc. In
stamps; packets Tor tio lhe 10, can BE- re-.
tailed at rom Z. to tjSl
The Royal c,ske, contains enc superb ainethys 81
ring. elrg mt coral hrouch SIT IN box fancy neck.
lace. coral sleeve buttons, engraved void plate
bracelets. rose scarf pn goll Waited Indy set, gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold pla,e slhds lovely
cameo scarf hin. genuin" rarlsian diamond stud.
Maltese cross with T. diamond center. beautiful
Iet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
INK watch chain, plain gold plate ring, hobby
cameo ring. Maltese EARRINGS with 4. diamond
settings, gents fill comb. amethyst set. lady g
null plated set with white stone settings, Jet and
cameo scarf pin, eng. gold plate sleeve buttons.
Ihe whole Of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for a. for sl7o, for q. This lot
can pc rsssiied easily q, from y to go Address,
II. JEWELRY CO., Atlanta, TIA.
THE ATLANTA GLonK says, This company Is
perfectly reliable, and the amount they five for
your money II atOundinu
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ROUN ID
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE.
TOR EXCii = NGE-A few interests In min
Z ing claims In CIR mt county. New Mexico
for good Texas lands. Address W q Currie
Shakespeare, New MEXICO,
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Dis. =. EAGAN.

uaving permanently located In Dallas, re.
epectfully Offers his .pr, fesslonal service to
" once ia Main street.
Residence, Grand-windsor hotel.
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puvsrs'JAs.

PHYSICIAN Ana sURGEON-DR. NOR
TON. Ofiice, 10 arst national bank build
Ing. Residence, san Joointo street, nesl
Leonard
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nfcence that there must be q reaction. A.
ready the current has begun to set iowa d
simplicity. The rage for house decoration,
for bric-a-brsc, and for elegant furniture,
hss gone so far that people are getting tired
Of it. AMI nowwe fod them stripping their
drawingrooms Of supsiAuous articles, once
highly priced, lowering the tones Of their
colora. and relieving them Of cumbersome
hangings. There |, always the danger that
you may make the frame Of your picture 60
gorgeous that II will distract attention from
the painting ITSELF You can go crowd your
rooms with strong and brilliant colors that,
dress them eyer 80 beautifully, your guests
will seem mean BY comparison.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-01

Shooting Chills down the Hack.
Duh pain In the II nbs, nausea, biliousness are
symptoms Of approaching fever and agus,
Use without delay Hosu tiers Stomach Bit.
ters, which substitutes for the chilly on
agenial warmth, regulates the stomach and
stomach and the hillary gland hong restored
to q healthy cot dition, the disease 10 con
quered al the outs {, For sale by all drugists
and dealers renerally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-01
LOST.

4 OST-At Kan \ Campbell's building, q
j black and tan dog, answers to the name
OF Dandy. A liberal reward will be paid ia
the party who will bring him to the urand
Wlndsor Ho,el. j r. l.0yg mAyl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-01

l take pleasure in informing my ftierds
throughout the state of Texas that have
made An engagement with Marshall, Field &
20, Chicago, successors TO Field, Letter
q To-, with whom l have been for
past two years. during the COM
ing season my headquarters will
b. at Dallas, where can be addressed Of any
time. l shall have with me the moot COM
plete line Of samples. and am prepared to
make prices that will secure the attention of
those needing goods, Correspondence 20.
licited.
J. p. W. HARLAN.
Post office box No. 254.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-08-26

farmers neglect such means OF self
Improvement and social converse.
ssAll work and no play makes Jack u
dull boy; and this motto, or old
adage, applies Us forclbly to the hus-
bandman as to ttJack.p The County
Fair is approaching; by that time
your husrying work will be over, and
you know you need recreation aud n
relaxation from your labors. What
better way to spend week than TO
attend tae coming County Fairs Fix
up for camping IL you do not desire to
desire to travel by rail. You. will
find that you and your family can all
attend and be greatly benefited,
with your views aud ideas greatly
enlarged by so doing. Tear yourself
away from home cares, and give
yourself aud family an airing and n
chance to see others and what they
have done and what they are doing.
1t will do you good to SEQ the best
productions OF this coanty exhibited,
and 1t will most assuredly enlarge
your views and give you better OPP.
inion OF your native OF adopted State,
and more exalted opinion of your
self and OF your calling.