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rortv Years, Experience of an Old Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is the
prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
falling safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble in
FAINT of one week old to the adult. 1t cor
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie regulates the bowels, and gives rest
health and comfort to mother and child
We believe it the best and surest remedy in
the world in all cases of dysentery and diar-
rh9a in children, whether arising from
teething or from any other cause. Fulldi-
rections for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
Curtis & Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
bottle
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Elegant Toilet Preparation.

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
I" London Hair Color Restorer."' 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to its orig
nal youthful color and beauty. Failing
hair is checked by its use, and it produces
and luxuriant. 1t certainly is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be-
fore the American people.
A. A Gibson, Tarrytown, Duchesscoun-
v, n. Y, writes: DR.. Swayne d Son
Philadelphia: GENrs-I enclose ,postotfice
order for eight dollars please. send me one
dozen "London Hair Color Restorer." 1t
has stopped my hail. from falling, and re-
stored it to its natural color. 1t has proven
satisfactory in every respect. The "Lon-
don Hair Color Restorer' can be obtained
at all the leading druggists at 70 cents
bottle
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A Sure Thing.

Dr. Kings Syphaletic Remedy is guaran,-
teed TO cure ,syphalis in the primary, second
ary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases of veneral diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most
eminent physicians Of America. II cures
the nrst stage ana meals the ulcers in few
DAYS. Itcures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
head, arms, and legs; also hard pains IN the
etc, in a short tirhe Price IS per package,
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, DR.. ]. Dinsbeer, 4l5 North 9TH
street, St. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer maka
chronic diseases specially. Ifyou are af
fiicted with no matter what call or write.
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soldiers Running a Ship.

New YORK, November THE bark Ply
moth, from Bristol, when four days out, on
September 26th, in latitude 49-s, longitude
1880, fell in with the bark Professor, from
siv davs ont which sent It's male
to the Plymouth reporting that two
days out they had found four soldiers
slowed away in the forepeak. The captain
wanted to return to port, but the soldiers,
with some Of the crew who had been ship
ped at Kingsdale, refused to let him do so.
Having no fire arms on board, he thought
Il prudent to keep on his course. The
Plymouth supplied them with revolyers
and ammunition.
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Alln allnnnel,nnl
A remsle Taxes Morphine and, Aner fling.
Ing n rev Dsys, sueounba ~ Death.


Maggie brown, the unfortunate woman
roomlng In tho old European hotel building
on upper Main street, who csanyod n few
days ago ~ terminate q miserable existence
by taking Morphine, died Yesterday after.
noon nt . o'clock after suffering severely
for several days. II was the opinion of the
attending physician at one tlmc that she
might recover, and her friends
had hoped for II, but the deadly drug,
though Il failed to do its work direct, worked
such effects rs caused death. The night she
took the dose she was whipped until she
was black and blue. When she came TO
herself she seemingly regretted the rash act
and asked the physician If there
was any hopes Of her recover
ing. The cause of her taking the
drug is not kno Sn as she left no writing so
far as the reporter could learn, yet there is
two reasons assigned. One to the effect
that she was jealous of the man whose
mistress she was, and another that she and
her sister had quarreled and she had taken
ii much to heart.
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an earnest wish fr Their success
which they hnd reason ~ scnl baok ,noip
The north a. soon ns theft return ineI
M snbloct presented hero, They con.
cur nnnhimoaly In tie judgment That there
IA greater promise of improvement In many
directions, but especially In the handling
of cotton, which would emanate ron
this exhibition than from any ever held DC,
fore. They earnestly hope that Q crowd
from the north will meet crowd from INC
south, that the beneficial influences and si-
fects of this meeting may extend beyond q
national interest and work common 6ood
for our common country.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November THE stock mar
ket opened firm and generally higher, and
prices Immediately took an upward turn,
and the improvement has continued up TO
this hour. The advance ranged from IA TO
IL per cent, as compared with the closing
quotations Of Saturday. Pacific, which has
|sold up 10 l.59; Denver a Rio Grande, / rs
10 6l-4; Kansas q Texas, "a 70 LA Ssi
kE,rie. 1 5-s 10 Ais: Missouri Pacific, los to
Il or; Peoria, Defy & Evansville, la TO
II "a: indianapolis, Bloomington & West
NJ. to IS; Colorado, 1 IA 10 81.
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TITS FOUND ATLAsTi

eoNETHrNG NEW UNDER THE SuE.-A new era
n dawning upon WOMAN Hitherto she has
and her own besides The frequent and dis
tressing irregularities peculiar 70 her ser have
long been ~ her the ''direful spring Of woes
uununbered." In the nansi0n Of the rich and
hovel II poverty alike, woman has been the con-
slant ret patient victim 81 a thousand lls IN
Known ~ man-and without a remedy. -Oh
Lord hog lOngr' IN the agony OF her soul
d~px~<l.- = come she viii suffer no more. for
prn1ffffs Fe1nale Regulator. "N0lnan's Best
Friend" IL old b. all drugEise and also ~ =.
I d.. J. Brsdheld. Proprietor. Atlantis. Ga Price
fIa11 per bOtlle
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Taking Care of the Survivors.

DENNIsrowN, MASS, November Capt.
Fisk, .of the schooner James Ford, West
Dennis, from Boston, arrived at Bass river
yesterday with ten of the crew ofthe whal-
ing schooner Della Hodgekin, of New Lon
don, which he picked up in boat
Saturday night five miles east of the
Polk light ship; The report ,, Of
Captain Miner Of the Hodgekin says I've
hearing distance Of the steamers whistle of
the Polk light ship, NOntqckeat shoals,
of fifteen in number had barely time to get
in long boat. We pulled all night with
out any progress. After being. in the boat
twenty four hours without food and proper
clothing the mate and four men
died from exhaustion and fright
and were thrown overheard | had
been out since last May and was
bound in from Iceland with hundred and
seventy barrels of oil. The survivors were
taken to the homes of citizens in West Den
MS, and were clothed and properly cared
for.
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Escana of Prisoners

been made "trusty" of the prison, proved
recrennt TO the trust and aided the prison
ers. six in all, to make their escape by
pricing off the steeple of the door. There
were nine IN the cell, but three declined &c
leave. The six that escaped were with one
exception, in for drunkenness, and he wa:
arrested on the charge Of stealing a hat
As vet. none Of thcm-have been caught. II
the "trusty' is apprehended he viii b.
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In Defense of the Female Employees.

MADISON, md, November S.-Ihe Oour-
Ter will publish the following to-day:
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER,(
WASHINGTON, Nov. @. !
Ny Dear Sir:
l thank you for your notice of the in
famous and malignant libel upon the
ladies employed in this office. There are
over 700 Of them, and they will compare
favorably with any equal humber of en-
ployes anywhere. Many of them have
been well raised and educated, but are
1t is an internal shame that they
should be traduced by low grade .scoun-
drel in the vain hope of injuring me. There
never has been charge made against the
management of this office that did not orig
mate with some dead beat that had been dis
charged from it. Yours truly,
JOHN ID. FREES.
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LospoS, November 1.-The usual Guy
Fawkes celebrltious we're held In London
and elsewhere In the united kingdom last
evening. Iilfldos Of Messrs. Gladstone,
parncll. IjIggar and others were burned In
the poorer districts Of London, according
as the Irish or English element predomln.
ated, but no disturbances occurred Az
Lewes the anniversary was celebrated with
great cclat
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The Ninth Ma.sachu.ett. Investigation.

RICHMOND, Va, November THE mil
itary commander, now here, investigating
the alleged misconduct Of the members OF
the Ninth Massachusetts regiment, refuses
to give any information in relA Mon to their
investigation, as it has not Deen
concluded. The report win be made
up on their relation to Mfsachusetts
to the Acknowledgement Of the syte, unuer
whose orders they came south. vlaor Car
rington, who has been almost 6nstantly
with the commission during theiN stay IN
Richmond, has prepared a stateme&t giving
his views Of the results of the inyesHgatlon,
but that also has been refusX The
gist of the testimony is that NUMBER
of soldiers of the regiment engagedk the
alleged misconduct was from fifty sew
enty-five; that outrageous adyancesVwere
made towards ladies in the public stiv ets
that many of the soldiers pam led
one of the main thoroughfares in bKfd
daylight, with negro women OF the loVSt
character in their arms embracing NJ
kissing them; that they took possession
Of vehicles, putting the drivers of; ~
they inyaded~ba and helped then
selves, refusing 10 pay for their drinks, an
committed many other acts Of wontonness
The officers composing the commissiotv
have shown every disposition TO make theiJ
investigation as full and as searching as,
possible, and their report will doubtless
prove that they have faithfully discharged
their unpleasant duty. IL can only be
added here that all statements to
the contrary notwithstanding, there Is
nothing known upon which
even an opinion can be based as 70 what
that report will be, OF what recOmmenda-
tons, ii any, will accompany IL. The com
mission did not leave last evening. a. they
desired TO confer with General Fitzhugh
quiry. They expect 10 leave for Washing
ton this evening.
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Murder at omaha.

rAHA, November 7.-Colonel Smith,
cd Of the United States circuit court,
wa pund murdered just outside his Office
doo Yesterday. He was a highly respected
citizIh prominent IN Social reigrins ahe
churl 1 work ana q inem1 Pc, on the oIanu
Armt 81 the hepuplic. lhere u INTENSE
feeiinf 0n the part OF me cliizens, anl at a
r-r--ll 4 Yesterday afternoon 5000 was
.sf ID offered ns a reward for the de
10 irHl and conviction Of the murder or
; -.r.i. |era
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Nsr.rrom shs Ar,Ie region.

san FnAScIsco. Noyeni~- 5.-The
schooner Golden Flsece vi oh left here
July IL. with LIT Ray and signal ser
wee party to establish neurological
station at Tsin Barrow. returned this al
o ssIn tss I7sh spsis iHe bars Dawn wa
in Beh-ing strait and ialrIrf thrt in the
latter part VI September flr nswn had
spoken the Tn n stafss . steamer
Rogers, in IT, Arcic o.tar. Cap
tain Berry reurrsl mt be
had completely G uiur1 81 lzaied the
so-csllaa Wrrnpei lane, and had landed
in sIveral places. but had failed 20 find any
trace Of the Jeannefte. He intended 70
winter either on Wrnngel Land OF in The
r,aiehbo7iur Siberian coast- Beyond
establishing the iusuisr character q
WrnnQis Land. the cruise q the Rodgers
hod been barren - results Captain
1neof,son reports fhat be len Lieutennnt
Rar ana PARTY eertember 18th. 81 q neu
station called 'sOorla I.arnie. Ire nile
--esf III Point Barrow. All were IN the 100
III ftslff. Captain Incobson errIrssset en-
~ nnheIirf fn the siOrT ~ q
rrrtf. ard uh1it men having been
s'rn b. nntirrr tnsfrnr1 nerr Eckcn1'e
river. Re bod notEIrr ~ ne kind rIIIIf
~ Point E.-r1r. rn1 u r1s'tTe inst II an
80 irfr~rrrIIrn InI fristeI nurur lie
-.rffr.rs N ne IIr~tIf|rr rrrsI n wrr|Il IIrrF
r-rrr ~ his rfcrIe|f r. He I0r|Ir = IlI1' ~
-IrI-r rrfr~~r1 70 he rIIrIIr1 r1..rI1 On ~
--i.s-irr rnnst He r11'lr1Is rrITIru. -
r'r-fs II 81 1r'sr t1t r1rT <1rrrg 4.----
li's A1r-ir sers-
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Tho ainr Itonte Cases.

wAsnrSGroy, November7.-Argument In
the star route case was resumed this morn
ing in the criminal conrt. W. A. Ckoo,
counsel for the government, occupied the
time of the court from II a. IN. till about
1880 p. m, with u long argument, replying
to Ingersoll and Chandler, who last week
argued in favor Of quashing tie informa-
tiOn
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Call for Hunstable boot.
Estray Sale Day.

Yesterday was the regular monthly
estray sale day. There was very little
slock on hand, and bad it not, been for the
stentorian voice Of the auctioneer, one
would not have known it was day for the
sale ofestray stock. The animals sold
brought very low prices, and IL was the
dullest day Of the Kind Dallas has expert
enced In a long while.
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RaDist Lynched,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 7.-Massy
Hill, colored, who attempted rape on lit
tie girl near Manchester, was taken from
Jail by mob last night and lynched.
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Sentenced to Hang-Dead.

COLUMBIA, GA, November 5.-John
Redd, colored, who killed negro girl and
threw her body into well near Scale, Al
ADAM q, has been found guilty of murder
and sentenced to death.
Judge Waling died at his residence at
cambridge on the fourth inst.
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ALLEGED Sentiments of the Pope

LONDON, November THE correspon-
dent ofthe Daily News, at Rome, says the
pope has expressed himself strongly i'll con
demnation of the proceedings of the Irish
land league.
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Race Stock Burned

DAYvILLE, VA, November THE train
ing stable of Warren Russell was to-day de-
stroyed by fire, and number OF valuable
horses burned, among them the fine stallion
Australia, by imported Australia, Demo-
crat, by Vandal also fine mare belong
ing to DR.. J. p. Warren.
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lord Rvron,s Statue Unveiled,

ATHENS, GREECE, November 1.-THE
statue of Lord Byron has been unveiled at
Missolonhi, where he died. The ccremo-
MES were attended by great popular en-
thusiasm.
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, i
will send recipe that will cure You free Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station ID. New York city.
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places that he would popularize his admin
istration by filling up the vacant ones with
gentlemen with agreeable wives or daugh-
tiers. He seemed to enter readily into the
spirit Of a joke, 90 said gravely: II have
been giving that very subject serious con-
sideration, but, unfortunately, there are 80
many qualified for the places otherwise who
have no wives. And just think, /" he added,
how lively it viii be for the ladies II there
are - many desirable parties In society
But said I, ''the unmarried
men cannot have receptions where
ladies' can 60" ''0h, yes, he answered
merrily, you can be assured a. 70 that;
shall have receptions, and you VIII find
that all the widOwers viii provide them
selves with ladies' 70 do the h0Dors for them,
a. we lawyers say. pro hoe vice" He j., as
viii be doduced from the above, q very
courteous president, and ready in c0nver
ssfi0n while always pressing his dirnity-
He receives visitors in the parl0r On the
first floor Of bis present residence. Ihis Il
what one might call a ''speak-when-T0u-
are-su0ken-tO" administration. for you Do
lIot q up % speak 70 the spresident. but
When be i ready 20 speak % T0u he -
rroaches rou and c0nTerses ns long - he
fsels disposed. then hous and walk oI. bur
takes lesre IN - polite q MANNER That Fc1
don't FEEL e. II ron we're dr0rpe1, bet -
arnrt that the turn 81 Cfhers - o1c1rr ?
time hn1 co1ns.-[ Hnshingt0n lette-
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Suit for SANDER .

LONDON, November IA Berlin dispatch
has brought action for SANDER against Herr
Won Bunsen, secessionist, arising from
speech Herr Won of Bunsen to his constitu-
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The Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, november sfs--Laot NetA was
4 lie -,e~. the exposition had. The num-
ter 81 visitors increased forty per cent.
Thfs week she chtap rates & into effect on
ali .ha-sal frrn fres This preliminary
-srjsf of ,.attou gins q "a cleaners viii be had
"Wednesday. Toe ccttou 81 This test has
been selected iron a single fieA Each
cornpetitor will - ~ On one hundred
hounds. Time Will be taken, and the fibre
and seed weighed after ginning. Zach lot
, Of lint will be packed separately and al
parcels viii be sent to Boston Tor inspection
Al meeting Of the New England cotton
manufacturers ASSOCIATION. The actual
competition Of gins and cleaner for awards
will occur in December, when the national
cotton planters association viii be
in session. Another large delega-
ton Of spinners VIII attend
this competition which IL expected
10 settle conclusively several questions Of
turp The following statement is furnished
the nress By Messrs. Atkinson and Garcia.
in behalf n the cotton nanufacturers asso-
cation. The first COMMITTEES q the New
England cotton rnanufasturers and
f,e7r friends have = separhted, most
u going home They concur N thi, ,
,lss1- r,iauter-f associafi0n 10 BE held De
reruf.er 9Th. 80 70 90 In number, should be
met by an equal number Of manufacturers
from DE North Thsy ri, 4 IN. ihls ; ssH e
e1position. ,.sys iV ...4 The, that
,-.ltrs IN ~ 1ners rrr n he
$1,000. rrd snrs 10 both t1e
, -. - IN. have f1u1l 81
e-hI,ifi1- of coft>- nfry Fuch ~ llas
never ben before bfDrI - t1rrfhfr ~ IDS
.-r.-1rf-r e. elsew'hers Thy hare fcur1 IN
~ anfIer building oi TIE southern seton
II arrfe1lture. IN cDmuer1c' N nlntf.ls.
and i1 tirntg sTeCuenl N-ncn
rr-id MT - e1u1.e1 ron ~
'--f-r.. ~ II ire 'rss ~ rtirh tbese -
sure VII fhcrIIy b arr'lle1 meg ma
r'rrrIirt - a rrstIT rreet1- -.r-----l- = r-s-
49, - tr'- rrr rnII|s fh1r 40 -er-
r|rTf A. fra r11rfttItcrs m sr.rI1trn mile
IhT t1-t net ~ r-1-
ff.n1-rrs rIH e1,1 i-l- 40
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Mortally Wounded.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. IA special to the
Constitution from Camack, Georgia, says"
At a negro supper near here q, drunken
nego shot and mortally wounded Elias
Edwards, a respectable white citizen
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Pryor Purged.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., November I'm the
supreme court ON Saturday, Roger A;
Pryor, counsel in the Sprague case, Purged
himself of contempt by apologizing for the
statement taken in New York.
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TORONTO, November 7.-Trickett, the
oarsman, has issued challenge to row
Hanlan next May ON Creve Cour lake, near
St. Louis.
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Trying the Commission.

LONDON, November 7.-Thc number OF
applicants to the land commission to fix a
fair rent now reaches 10000.
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baldwin Bailed.

NEWARK, n. j., November 7.-Cashier
Baldwin has Just been released on $4,000
bail, to appear on Monday next for exami-
nation.
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Opinion of Eminent DIR. n. s. s,euart,

Opinion of Eminent DIR. r. s. steuart,
President MARYLAND HosyrTAL, BiLTI-
MORE:
:" have used Colden's Liebig's
LIQUID Extract of Beef and Tonic lnvigora-
tor for more than year, and recommend
il as one of the most efficient preparations
/ have ever met with. IL combines the
virtues Of food and tonic in a remarkable
way. and am satisfied has saved life when
no other medicine could do So" (Remember
the name, Colden's-take no othcr) OF
druggists generally.
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VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint ShilOh's Cure Il the remedy
for you. Sold BY Hickor 4 House, drug
eists. COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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sennsor E8rnunds i preparing q rnagn-
zine pahcr on tie political aspect 81 Nor
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rr-nrr November The Observer
ltcs ihtf rrevious 70 the departure Of MI.
ID ls'.r-isfs s1r Egypt last week, communi-
$500 ,-.f changed between France and
a. leud q I've - me siels riilc1 l,.' w
b sUH ne rfsi1 ~ I'D hlIlt-Iy
~. ~ lHss n the recent dsm0nstrn-
80. II CO.. a ans further action vii
80 n lie FreDch Intervention, and
fbrr A. ; b provide f9f their Osn
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gieepless nights. made miserable By that
terrible cough. shilOh's Cure i the rsIne-
dv fYr you. Sold By Hickox 4 House, drug
eists. CO Nain street, Daiins. TeKAs-
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That hacking cough can be 20 quickly
cured BIZ Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee IL.
Sold By Hickox a House, druggists GO0
Main street, Dallas, TEXAS.
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C.farrh cured. health and sweet breefh
aecurrf bv Shiiohis Catnrrh Remedy.
Price 50cenfs. Nasal injector free- sold
treet. Dallas. TeEes.
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FARMERS, SAVE YOUR MONEY!
B. W. ROSE & CO.,
No. 724 Elm ST., Dallas, Texas,
Will guarantee to save you
money, if you buy goods
from them.
Ask your neghbo he bought goods from u.s. and ask him
to teyou honestly five do do just advertise lie,
|GIIE YOU BETTER GOODS EOR LESS MONEY
Than any other Store in Texas!

Weare daily receiving goods made especially for your
benefit to give you good honest goods for little money Your
neghbors bought Standard Screw Boots and Shoes ask
how they like them Also the Ladies Misses and Chdrens
shoes from the Finest French Kid to the Dutch Polka Of
Standard Screw Pegged and Sewed have sold great
many, and every pair guaranteed.
In clothing have the largest assortment of Reversible,
Chinchia Beaver, Melton Kersey English Worsed Dago
nal Basket Cashmere Full Cloth any other kind that is
made up at prices that know will induce you to buy. In
have style and grade goods in sacks or ocks
Remember can fit the largest or the smallest boy
We only ask come see and be convinced that
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Fur lame bsclr. side % fiiesi use Shiloh's
Porous f1nzier. Sold ~ HickOr Z House
frurrists. Of Van street. Dallas. Texas