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A bill to revive the whipping post for wife
beaters fs likely to pass the Indiana lapis
lature. 1t limits the punishment to twenty i've
strokes on the bare back With . cato ntne-
tails ,
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Little suceessfu, pro,..cx

l'y TAR the most accurate estimate of future
6opulation ever made In this country or any
1Si5. As his predictions We're published In
Shat year there can oe no doubt OF the genuine
Gess ef MS ..Suesses." he predicted that the
GopuAIion 10 Ie,o would be 80 1900. His
striking manner In which successive cens1sas
taye shown their accuracy: ''>'''
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as General Walker says IN speaking or This
matter II almost staggers creduIlty. "Thst .
man, nefe human being" says General
w Slher, should De able TO predict nifty wears
Sapicly growing country within q traction NJ
One per cent. seems wonderful almost berond
Belief Had the war not interviewed II Il he.
leyed that WatSon's predictions would have
Acid good n $50 and isS0. But in 1870 he was
ahead OF the census nearly 1900 0OO and in
1850 nearly 5000, 900. The losses OF the war
direct and contingent, We can never know but
W stsous figures, almost ABSOLUTELY accurate
1p - - or period, would show it 10 affect
us the ~ r1ent year 10 the extent OF nearly
1000. no0. Z hat l., had there been no war; the
present pop 1lation or the United states would
De about So Cd, go. Watson predicted that the
population IN 1900 would reach lOO, 900, 600, but
ireneral Walker does lot believe II will oe over
-, 900 ,cC0.-CtHCinH4Iu CONNIE I'cjGl.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nSER Thirty FIyE YEARS experience in
" treating Femste Irregularities aud Diseases.
much desire. DIR. BROTHERS. 9O6 st W OBJ
pcsite Smithsonian. fehT ss
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sites, In his raliying mood, give this name to
heneAus. whom he calls IA thrifty shoelpe
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PATENTS, CAVEATS, COPYRIGHTS,
LABELS, REISSUES. &C,

GEORGE e. LEMON continues to exam
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Possessing superior facilities for the
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The attention Of the former clients of f. Prchard
ESQ., of indianapolis Indiana who have not written to
me since December 1876, again called to the follow
ing:
r3EoeeH E. LEMON Esq, Washington, d. O.:
hereby authorized to notify each OF my
all their claims evidences
that they should with
evidence need complete
their claims. - ,,,,xr,,,r
(Signed) %. r., fhlICfiAhD'
This proposed transfer submitted to the Hon. H.
Chandler Secretary of the Interior for his consideration
and action The following extract from his letter written
to She Hon J A. Bentley, Commissioner of Pensions ex
plains itself, and to il your attention is invited
DEP ARrMRNT INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. O., December 8, 1875.
In peculiar of facts existing in the case and
the Mr. Lemon attorney before this De-
paren his apparent good faith In this entire trans
the opinion that IL Woud ne proper 10 o" e
transfer to be made.
q. CHANDLER.
In accordance with the foregoing the Hon J. A. Bent
lev Commissioner of Pensions issued an order recogniz
ng me in all cases filed by Mr. Prtchard prior to Octo
ber g. 1876 wherein he hath the power OF substitution
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OITIzEN NATIONAL BANK.

aptan GEORGE LRMoS attorney agent the collec
on Washington City thorough able and
business, character
responsible believe that the interests ali hay
war equrng conhded TO safer
hands.
President
w. f. R0AOH,
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Amounts due collected without unnecessary delay.
cannot be collected without the furloagh.
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Any person desiring Information as % my standing ana
furnished with satisfactory
reSerence % his vicint or Congressional District
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EHOrses K4Nst iaa Seryice.

Claims Of this character promptly attended TO. MAJ
this character have been erroniously rejected Corr
in such cases is respectfully Invited.
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If wounded injured or have contracted any disea
ever slight the disability apply at once Thousands
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Heirs.

widows, minor children, dependent mothers,
minor brothers and sisters, in the order named, al
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CLAIMS! CLAIMS!
This Claim House Established In
S 6 *.
GEORGE Il LEMON
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
OFFICES, 6i5 is Street, (Cltzeus National BankJ
washington, ID. q.
z. o. Drawer 1885,
GEORGE E LEMON,
Pensions.


wounded injured have contracted any disease how
Heirs.
widows, children, dependent mothers fathers and
War OF 1912.
whether tn the
military of the United States who served
days; in battle skrmish for less
widows of such who have not remarrted are
eight dollars month. Proof OF 10y
atty 5 IL longer required in these claims
Increase of Pensions.
liberal than formerly and many are
now a higher than they receive
January shall make charges for
where disa
bty alleged successful procuring the increase
Restoration to Pension Roll.
Pensioners unusty dropped the pension
roll stricken hererom or
for period OF three years. by
their renewed by CORE
spending with this house.
EbeSertS0m.
from regiment enlistment in another Is not
the wound disease injury was
United States and in the line
I of duty.
LAND Warrants.
survivors OF all wars hers
received. of the not entitled.
cash the highest market rates
and assignments perfected
Correspondence invited
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HousE oF REPREsENTATIvEs,


d. O., March 1915
several years, acqueinance with Captain George ~
cheerfully commend him gentleman or
Integrity worth we'll qualified TO attend 10 the coc
claims against the Government his
experience in that line give him superior advantages
w. P.SPRAGUE, ~,
FYueenth District Of Ohio.
JAS ID. STRAWBRID9E, M. o.,
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ElarnsY NYarrmgstS.
Prisoners of w ar..
FurEougEa Ratloaas.

2atlon money promptly collected.
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Bounty and Pay

Collections promptly made.
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Hncrease of Pensions.
Restoration to Pension Roll.
ReeSertiOHs.

from one regiment vessel and enlistment in anoth
bar to pension in where the wound disease or
incurred while in the service of the United States and
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SAMUEL A. HICKS.
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Tho Land Bill,

London, July lS.-The end of July is now
mentioned as the time the land bill will
reach the house of lords, and even that can
only be accomplished by abandonment Of
the emigration provisions an abandonment
which II is believed the government now
contemplated, aid will not announce until
the strength Of opposition to them in the
house of commons has been fully demon.
strsted because of their promise to the con-
servstives they should be adhered to. The
end of August will probably find parliament
still sitting. L. is understood that the gov.
eminent intends to increase the land COM
mission to five members.
In committee, in the house of commons,
on .th' land bill last night, Mr.. O'Donnell,
home ruler, declared against the proposal
to depopulate the already under. popust d
country and pledges the Irish members not
only to obstiuct the migration clause, but
to make II ridiculous and imperative
II passed, Richard Power, home ruler, said
the Irish members would use every
form in the house to:prevent It's introduc,
ton Ia tie bill. Psrnsll and other member
appealed to the government to withdraw the
clause. Sir Stafford Northcote ssid he
hoped the government would not give up the
clause, which he regarded US val.
liable portion of the bill
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Bulga ria n Asse illbIy.

Sestova, July lS-The Bulgarian national
assembly. opened here to-day, after a vote
on three articles already referred to, which
the government intends TO submit, and
which are expected TO be carried unsni-
mously without discussion. Prince Alex.
ander will make proclamation or nstons
manifesto, saying that he does not intend
10 rule as in an absolute sense
but as . constitutional monarch in liberal
spirit. He will proceed to summon a
special assembly 10 consider the bugget..an
other important matters and will express
confidence in the country and the orderly
support ofthe administration. The credentials
Of the members of the assembly will be OK.
amined by the royal commissioners, whose
corps certificate will be necessary TO gain
admission to the chamber. The speech from
the king will be read proposing these
articles. The whole proceedings are OK
pected to be finished in a few hours.
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Ohio Democratic convention

Columbus, Oaio, July lS-The democratic
convention met here at II o'clock today,
and was called to order b. Judge Thorn pson,
chairman Of the state central committee.
James Edwin Spear, Of Cincinnati, was
announced ss temporary chairman. On
taking the chair Mr. Spear made short
speech on the purposes of the Co vention.
the issue and campaign and missicp Of
the democracy. Committees We're appointed
and the convention sdiourre ed III Ill 2 p. IN.
Ga reassemblng permanent orgaDz .tion
was effected by the election of Thomas 4
Powell, Chairman, who made brief speech
Resolutions we're adopted declaring
in favor of the equality of all people before
the law; equal taxation; unpoliticsl legisla-
on; fair and pure ballot; opposition to
monop, lies and subsidies of all XII, de-;
TIA sirictest economy in ma
uonsl, state and local administrations that
labor may be lightly burdened, and the
maintenance and advancement of the com.
mon school system. Also declaring that the
abuse of the present contract System
In the other state prisons, by
which the products of criminal
abor are brought into competition with the
products of honest labor. great injury TO
the latter is Visible aud should bs
corrected; favoripg civil service
reform, whereby Offices shall be
held to be q public trust to be administered
for public trust and favoring tariff for
revenue, with view 10 equity in public
burdens.
The convention then nominated John W.
Brookw ster for goverrtf.
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PERSONAL,

Mr.. John CASTOR is in tho city shaking
hands with his many friends.
Tom Brown and Newt Ogden left las,
evening for trip to Jacksboro.
F. Quickenstedt, of Davenport, Iowa. il
visiting bis son-in-law, Mr.. G. Rinteman.
Mrs r W Thompson, Jr, and Miss
Emma Barry left on last evenings train fol-
Marshall.
Tom Germ, deputy United States marshal
OF Denton, Is IN the city, in attendance on
federal couct.
Mrs j V Deremeaux and daughter, Elsie,
lett yesterday on visit to friends at Dcs
Moines, Iowa.
T 8. Spear, agent Of the Vsndslia lac,
returned yesterday from profitable IT,, TO
southern Texas.
Mr.. M j. Lsngdon, Texas ISN'T for
King.latd s. Ferguson, manufsctur. Ap com.
p.ny of st. Louis, is 10 the city.
Miss Rose Duke. of Weatherford, who
has been on visi. to Miss Emma Martin,
returned homo yesterday.
Mrs Julia g Davis, who has been visiting
the family of her father, Justice Price, Of
this city, lett yesterday for home, Moscow,
Tenn.
Miss Mamie Brewer, who has been visit.
ing the family of. Mr. Theo White left
yest' rday. afternoon for New Orleans, her
home.
Mr. and Mrs r P Aunspaugh left yester.
day for Coney Island, N. Y, where they
will sci urn for several weeks.
Mr. Vngel, one of the enterprisipg mer.
chants OF Galveston. was in the city yester-
day and left for more northern Texas on
the Central train.
Cap. + J. Waldron, wood and tie con-
tractor on the northern division of the In
tern.tioEal u Great Northern road wa, In
the city yesterday.
Colonel Il M Hoxie passed through our
city early yesterday morning on q special
car for the end Of the Texas & Pacific line
to inspect and receive additional track.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Schneider left las.
evening for Waukesha and other watering
places, via, L,wsville, on the Dallas &
Wichita railroad.
Captain William johnson, from the end
Of the track, Texas s. Pacific railroad, q
prominent citizen and an elegant gentleman,
WAS in the city yesterday on u visit to his
family.
Mr. Harry Palfrey, with bis brother, Ed
win, on jackson street, 10 again quite SICK
with fever. Ho will shortly leave for St.
Paul, Mimi, accompanied by Mrs Ed Pal.
frey and son, Tomme.
Rev. j. Il. Malone, formeraly of Dallas
but late OF Mexis, called on the HERALD
yesterday. We learn from Mr. Malone that
bis success has been very god 10 Mexia,
bis pupils running % high % 1850 In mum.
Der.
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a Down Toxn nsrch.nt.

Having passed several sleepless nights, dis.
tur0ed by the agonies and cries of suffering
child, aud becoming convinced that Mrse'
Winslow's Soothing Syrup was Just the Srti
Gle needed, proour d Q supply for the child.
with what he had done, she ref,lsef to have IL
administered to tho child, a. che was strongly
In favor Of Homeopathy. that night thu ohlissi
passed IN suffering, a d the parents without
esp. Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still wore, and whiie
contemplating another sleepless night, the
mother stepped from the room to attend IN
some domestic duties, and left The fnther with
the child. During her absence he niminis'
tered portion o. The Soothing syrup to the
slept well, and the little fellow swoke IN NV aSs
morning moi, brlyht and happy. The mother was
deiightd Win tbs sudden and wonderful
change. and although at frat ofeude Al ~.
dc eption practiced upon her, has ON tinocd
IL use he sy.up, suffering crying babies Aud
restless nights have GisApp-Ared. 4 singie triSi
Of the syrup never yet JAILED 70 relieve ths
baby, and overcome the prejudiceS OF me
bottle.
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Where bsldnes., or falling of the hair exists,
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New New York July Is -stocks nrmer.
S tx i,aaSas So! la "a. assx' sAort ASK.
government bonds quiet and arm.
trv,our lesdy aud quiet.
wheat y to y better,
Csrn quiet.
FORK urn at Tx
Lad strong 81 reg
spirlts Turpenline Al.
Ro-insu5
trcsgbts steady.
Sonee dull and un changed
,o SaT a. uaii anu wholly nominal; fair to
WOOL Inn and very quiet, domestic ieecs
liVa30 'Sv"-' AeAas
o., MEN, =, Money sXesx; Exohars e .ssx, Gov.
new "a l6h; new 41's l4s&; state bonds dull.
New Orleans, July Is Flour quiet and
Iesdy; eurerfine 3h; double ak@ik; treble
o@oN; nisher grades 6096 Us.
NOrn easier at 5e@l62.
oats quiet at 4t945.
fhrk sea- ce and urn at l7h,
Lard easier. fierce la9i2s; key lax@l24.
Dr' SAT- meats scarce but nm; shoulders
packed 8 sS@6 TX clear rib sH; clear sides OK,
aeon hrn; $50 OK.
Hams sea CO and Il m; choice sugar cured
canyased lokal2h
Whisky higher; western rect fed l0@l 10.
Coffee steady and in fair demand; GARAGES OF
ordinary TO prime 9A@l2k.
sugar dull; IT m common 70 g'od common
6l4S7h; fair TO folly fair 7as ak: liime to
choice IhaS5s; yell W c arif Il au!sA
Molasst 5 q.iei and stead! common eOa21;
far 2aa3l; prime A..
Rice steady and in fair demand; ordinary
to prime 31s SO
S.ght, 10 per lG00premium.
Sts,l NJ bank 4S3>,.
Consos 669661s.
st Louis. july l3.-Flour ncmlnally I'M
changed.
Wheat hiaher; ro, Cd iall ljK@l l5s
cash l5,a@l l6 July.
Corn higher at 45I a45'a cash; !.,i July; 46sss
Au aust.
Fork irm ut " 90.
Bulk meats strong aud higher. good specu-
la,i - demands; shoulders q %; rio o IS,
hacon higher and active; shoulders IN; rib
l0al0&.
Lard higher Mt l2k@l2%.
Whisky ste dy.
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An Artist = announcements.

Inc management of the Photographic
paF'ors' formerly owned BY ]. II. Davis, is
nov In the hands Of w. Mcclellan, who in
order to produce superior work in photos
gtspny has introduced many modern i'm,
ptovements. M. Mcclellan is an expert in
.ns beautiful art In his work you will dscoy.
u ovldence Of tho Inspiration that he pos.
sssses for the love of the beautiful
~; uee lighting and posing effects and general
.ae expression characteristic of his work IL
sssaarsntee that oil who patronize him will
~ pleased. The numerous friends of
Mtblllows, who has been In the rooms two
years arc informed that he remains and will
past ~ ~ 'A0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14

Mrs.. M. Goldman, who keeps restaurant
at No. 1910 ton southeast Elm street, 10,
awakened early yesterday morning by man
whom che caught feeling under her pillow.
o. retiRng she put $l2 under the head Of
her bedding and supposes the man saw her do
Il. When she awoke he jumped the yard
fence and ran of. &c Was standing on the
outside and reached through The window
after the money. he failed 70 get H.
Mr.. Charlie Henning had bic pants liNed
Rom under bic head Tussday night and 800
taken from them By some unknown thief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14
A Duttcul Act.

The members Of the lately dem olished
church have gone to work to
rebuild Mrs. Catharine Browns house, which
was knocked down by the church falling on
It, They have put up the frame of it and
have raised money enough by private SUBJ
Ictlption from the members to place Mrs
Blown in as good house and circums tsnces
M before the storm.