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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES
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inenIs Of Gold and silver BullIOn

We give advice In detail of all credits. und
acknowledge promptly all letters and will furnish
private fcleSrRDhic code 10 correspondents.
when requested.
Shipments OF Gold and silver bullion
Will have special cal o and prompt returns.
IIelnfs connected by Telephone with all
change" wo keep thoroughly posted in the Wheat.
Grain and Flour market, nGd. prepared at
all times to make loans on Flour. Wheat aud Bar
ley and other approved Merchandise in Warehouse.
Investments made On Commission, and
s?eclEl attention given II the negotiation of
hrht-lass loans Of cities, counties aud other cor
pOratiOns.
We I'uy and Fell TIIIs Of Exchange on
FRANCE and GEHIANY
COLLECTIONS made and prompt returns ren-
dered at market rates of exchange.
IeleGraphIc Transfers made with New
YORK. BOsr N, CHICAGO, and the principal cities OF
the U. 81 also cable transfers to Europe.
Letters OrerediI and deiO1nnIrrcini red
itS issued on the principal cities OF the UNITED
STATES and ECROpE
LOnIIs made OF, good COIlntrrais ar aIp-
proved Names. Good Bu mess Notes and
Drafts discounted at lowest market rates.
bel'oSits received suS:ject to cheek
without notice.
Sntio.IaI, State, Ci4y .,,.,s County Bonds
and sold
We respectfully call attention TO our
facilities for doing every kind of legitimate
banking Business. Yours, very respectfully,
Il. Ia. MCDONALD,
, 1881-04-22

People visiting Portland will do well to
call at Postofiice Candy Store before re-
turning home Fifth and Morrison opp L o.
, 1881-04-22

II there is any person to whom you
feel dislike, that Is the person of whom
you ought never to speak.
, 1881-04-22

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STRENGTHENS the nerves. Brain Memory Blood
Muscles. Digestion. Kidneys, Bladder and reproduc
tive organs 1t restores all Of the organic functions
their former vigOr and vitality, making life cheerful
ana enJpEahle. Price - 80 bottle, bottles for
elO with full instructions Sent upon receipt Of price
e. o. d.. from observation address
DIR. SALFIELD, 2I6 Hearny street, san Francisco
Cal. Communications strictly confidential letter
or at Office, free. feh3I
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The best preventive of spring disorders
is Plumbers Blood Purifier
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np our friends for their liberal

Thanking our friends for their liberal
patronage during the past year. 1t shall be aim.
and feel that entire satisfaction VIII result
from all business entrusted to us.
We, with much pleasure, submit to
your notice the sub1ined statement OF the affairs
OF this Bank, and offer services should you ut
any time desire the transaction of any banking or
collection business, or make any change in your
present banking arrangements.
, 1881-04-22

Wholesale buyers viii do well to send
a trial order to Post Office Candy Sore.
Fifth a"d Morrisonr opposite postotiice.
, 1881-04-22
HOTELS.

HURTON HOUSE---Haas & Marx Prop Garner
Third and streets. Board and Lodging II per day.
n"~Sengers and baggage 20 and FROM boats and trains
free.
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The Leading photographer Of Portland l.
Frank LAbeII- And In every sense of the word lac
deserves the eide. During this pleasant
excellent negatives iBe taken. and,
sequence, good IIhoI oaIuIphS are the result.
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PENDING THE CUES
TlNN
MR.. coRBrS's LUCKY INVESTMENT.

A gentleman who sneers at the East River
bridge as a mere alley down which New
York will roll through Brooklyn to Coney
Island, but who, nevertheless sees in the
bridge the bond that must make the two
cities one, and who insists that the great
city of the future will touch the sea at
Coney Island, tells the story of the origin of
the recent marvellous changes on that is
land as follows: "Mr. Corbin had very
sick child, and his physician ordered the
little patient to the seaside. Mr.. Corbin
naturally went to the little public house
that his friend John |. Snedecor then kept
on Coney Island. The child was soon con-
valescent and Mr.. Corbin was about to re-
turn to his business; but Landlord Snedecor
persuaded him to ride over the island
what place for thousands of other sick
babies = was Mr.. Corbin's comment on re-
turning to the hotel. Who owns it?' he
demanded. 1t turned out that there were
about thirty owners. Mr.. Corbin lost no
time in employing Coney Islander to buy
the land for him. offering the islander a
clear half of the land for his services. But
the islander, in whose eyes the dunes of the
island were q barren waste, chose to be paid
So day. Mr.. Corbin got the property for
$500. And this is the beginning of the
mctamorphosis that has made New York,
as the Herald has sagacously said, the
watering place of America. "-[New York
Herald.
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PRECISION IN BUSINESS MATTERS.

How many MISUNDERSTANDING arise from
the loose way in which business matters are
talked over and then, when each party puts
his Town construction on the conversation
and the matter Is dismissed by each with
the words, "All right, all right" FIRE.
quently II turns out all wrong and becomes
q. question for lawyers and the courts
More than three.fourlhs of the litigation of
the country would be saved If people would
put down their agreements in writing and
sign, their names to them. Each word in
our language has its own particular mean
ing, and memory may, by the change of lis
position in sentence, convey an entirely
Inherent idea from that intended. When
once reduced to writing, ideas are fixed,
ana expensive law suits avoided,-ISt. Loui,
Globe-DemoCrat,
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the RESIDENT FOR ILLINOIS.

The sigas and portents from Washington
Indicate that one by one, even as the roses
fade, the federal officers of Chicago will fall
under the influence of the president for Hi
nois. Without the sunshine of Logan's IA
vor they cannot flourish, and that sunshine
can be purchased only by devotion to the
Logan interest and fortunes. In the face of
vigorous protest Mr.. Logan secured from
Garfield the appointment of "Long" Jones
as marshal for this district. Without u
question Arthur nominated Beveridge for
assistant treasurer at Logans demand.
The next head to fall will doubtless be that
of VIM. Henry Smith, the collector of Gus
toms; In the days when he supposed Hayes
would sustain him, and was nightly mista-
ken in the suppostion, William Henry
fought Logan, and he has the knowledge
that Logan never forgives is evident from
the fact that he is not candidate for reap
pointment. In December next his scalp
will be dangling from the senator's belt
and devoted Logan man will stand in his
shoes. Thus will the senator from Illinois
score his victories until the posts of profit in
the state will be filed with men who have
approved themselves his trusty lieutenants.
And thus it is that Glamis who is, and
,Sawdor prepares the way for the posi-
bllities.-[ Chicago Times.
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GuITEAU's DEFENDER.

Leigh Robinson, who has beer assigned
associate counsel for Guiteau, and who is
laboring diligently in the preparation of the
case. is a son of Judge Conway Robinson, of
Virginia, compiler OF "Conway's Practice
a work well-known and highly esteemed by
the bar. Young Robinson, who is in sue
eSessful practice, is very well posted, through
his father, on law points. The old gentle.
man knows all that there is to be known
about Them and his son has the benefit of
1t oil, but he is no orator. Neither is SEQ
vile, but II is understood that the Chicago
lawyer, who has conditionally promised to
come on and help them. is an eloquent
man, so the triumvirate will be n strong
team-Robinson caring for the law, Scoville
for the. e,idence, and Nude for the Jury.
On behalf of the government, Corkhill,
Taggart and Dayidge will appear. Corkhill
answers to Scoville, Davjdge and Taggart
to Robinson and Nude. The government
counsel are collectively superior to the de.
fense.-l Washington Post.
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Rallroad Notice.

There will be held q meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com
pGny ut the general office of the company In
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, the 10th day of
December 1881, for the purpose named in the
following resolution:
Resolved: That meeting .. stockholders of
the Dallas& Wichita Railroad Company be called
TO meet tho office of said company In the city
Of Dallas, Mt the hour of II clock noon, the 18th
day Of December, A. d. 1881, for the purpose of
deciding upon the amount of, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile OF bonds
Yiuch may be issued and negotiated by this
Company for The purpose of completing, equiping
and Improving lis line OF railroad, and paving lis
indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to benton,
IN Denton county as may BIO determined and 10
fix tho rate of interest on such bonds, and 10
authorize said bonds to be secured by first
mortgage on the property franchises, rights and
privileges Of said company, and that notice of
said meeting be given as required by law. And
at tho same time and place there WIN be held a
meeting OF the board of directors OF said cor.
poratlon for the transaction Of such business as
may come before II.
Dallas, October Z, 1881. JIM MCCORMICK,
sec'v Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
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miscellaneous 0lan+s.


WANTED Well furnished room nul board
" with some good family Referv ices cN.
chGnged, novS p, HcraM Office
WANTED BY young man az ion wars
experience lin Germany and AUsuu,lal n
position IN an architects or engineer, o.hoe
ol Hrsughman best reference and samples of
work furnished Address W NJ
noyS-lw Care Herald ofl,ce
WANTED by an experienced business man,
situation as bOok-keeper or salesman in
town or county; would invest capital Ii reuuircd
Address H. Herald office nov sat
WANTED good gentle COW with young
povs, iSi'' W 10 las Sl ES .lIsc,
w ANTED AT the Alamo Hotel, Dcnisnn,
" Texas two firSt-claSS cooks Apply al
once at Grand Windsor Hotel or Alamo Hotel
Denison noyS-si
WANTED A position us teacher in a first.
class school or college, by a young man
VINO can furnish the best references us TO char
acier and ability Address r
nov6-I Herald Office, for one week
w ANTED.-loOo to 1000 sheep, will pay
cash for same anywhere within one hun
dred miles of Dallas. Apply for thirty days
November 9th, 1881. c Il STEPHENSON
nov6-3t
w ANTED.-A good milk cow. INQUIRE of
Mrs. J W. Thompson, corner Jefferson and
Jackson streets nnv6.9t
w ANTED TO exchange new twostory
residence OF II rooms and all modern con-
yenienccs on lot l00x2O0, barn -etc. ON hest
residence street in city for an improved farm
Address Immediately with full description of
farm, A nostofice hoy iiqq VI
nev5-4t IVA LOO
WANTED TO form copartnership with n
W live, energetic man To engage In the saw
MN business. Address JONES,
noVa-it Care Dallas Herald
Nv ANTED. "A woman to cook and wash in n
w private family; also a small girl as nurse
VIII pay good wages to good parties Apply to
6O4 Elm street.
WANTED.--To exchange for stock of goods.
W farm of 360acres twenty miles north of
this city 100 acres in cultivation and 2Sj acres in
pasture and wood land. can all be cultivated If
deslred has good dwelling house and lasting
spring and well water. VIII exchange for stock
OF dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, gro
ceries, or wagons and bugges; or will trade for
Dallas city property or with small payment down
VIII sell on one, two, three aud four years time
Prlce sl2 90 per acre Address c.
Care Judge Barksdale, Dallas, Texas.
WANTED-Agents for our new and complete
w " Life of President Garfield" Fully illus
uated Agents this is your chance TO make
money. For terms, etc.. address Texas Book &
Bible Co., 727 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
-
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For Sale.

Block G. s. NJ, situated near the crossing of
the Texas & Pacific and Houston & Texas Cen.
trail railways. In East Dallas, containing IL
acres of land y fine, native forest growth, and
x prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue, Good
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets, and inclosed
with good nois d Arc post and fine plank fence.
No healthier or more desirable place can be
found in the city. On It are Ave dwelling
houses. The main building Is concrete and
framr with two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
Is feet square, dining and cook rooms, yerandas
and balconies, Belonging tot are good stables,
out-houses, horse lot and well of cool pure and
never falling water. The other houses are for
tenants, cOntaining'frOm two TO four rooms, with
Enclosures of 50xlo0 feet, and supplied with
water from q well of excellent water In the
center of the block. For large manuiactory II
offers superior advantages and facilities Alta
depth of twenty-seven feet water In inexhaust-
ible quantity can be found, and track of two
blocks will connect II with the 7. & =. or ii, q
7. G, rnilways-in fact with the whole railway
system Of the city. For investment the CAPT
talst can find none safer or better. II Is offered
as whole. If not sold soon II will be leased for
n termof years or partitioned and offered for
sale In lots TO suit purchasers For terms, ETC.,
apply to JONES & MURPHY,
Land Agents, 40 Main Street, or to
JOHN J. GOOD,
Attorney at Law. GIG Elm Street
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FOR SALE.

Dr. W. W. Adair offers for sale, for cash or
cattle or TO exchange for town or city property
his homestead on Lone Oak ridge, In Hunt
Improvements consist ola handsome, conven!
tent and attractive dwelling, store house, three
wells of water, two large stock pools, stables.
lots, crib, apple, peach and plum orchards.
pasture to any extent desirable.
Also, MS the property OF Adair & Son, n small
tract OF land on which Is an excellent gin and
mill house, cotton gin, with feeder and con.
denser. press, grist Mill and twelve horse power
engine. all In good running order aud supplied
by a large pool Of clear water. Can also furnish
IL desired, two or three hundred head OF stock
cattle on the place. Prices quito low and pay.
mcnts favorable. For information address me
at Lone Oak, Hunt county. Texas
az - w, W. ADAIR,
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finally and absolutely refusesto yield to the
presidents repeated request. His friends
know his manly independence and recti-
tude Of purpose. He is on the ground and
ought to be able TO decide wisely what is
his duty to himself, and to the cause and
she party with which he is identified. He
will not fail to remember that he owes
something to those with whom he has been
associated in this crusade against the thieves
and to the party with which all our hopes
for the future are bound up,-[Philadelphia
Press
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GENERAL PRESS.
TIE pE.locRArIo PARTY.

For forty years it was the organized
champion Of slavery and lived on the
slavery agitation. Since the abolition OF
slavery its survival has presented one OF
the drollest phenomena in all history, IL
has had no definite, positive purpose OF It's
own. executing a reactionary one. III has
made desultory aud rather feeble effort
to ignore the history Of the country since
1850. and make believe that every thing
should be as it was in the happy region OF
Buchanan: but as history cannot be UNI
written, aud as American society mas SHOWN
no inclination to move like the crab, back
ward the effort has been total failure. In
relation 10 any purpose, policy or PROPOSE
ton looking to the future, the old rump
has stood only rs an organized No. Yet ITS
platform declarations show kind OF ad-
vancement, such as is shown in the case of
an obstinate mule, hitched by the neck to
the tail of stout wagon, drawn by strong
animals. 1t has come up to every position
which the government party has occupied,
but only after the latter has proceeded to a
new position. 1t has mounted every plat
form of its adversary, but only after the
question raised upon it has been settled. 1t
has been against every proposition pending
the decision, and for it after the decision.
The whole account of its grotesque political
posturing during the last twenty years can
be presented in the following summary
PENDING THE CUES AFTER THE DECIs-
TON ION
Against the war. For the war,
Against the egalten- For the legal-tendeI
der note scheme note scheme,
Against the national For the. national
banks banks.
Against emancipation For emancipation
Against negro suffrage For negro suffrage
Against money pay For money payment
mcnt of the debt of the debt
Against specie re- For specie resump-
sumption ton.
So, too, on the tariff question. When the
question of tariff for protection was pend
ing, the party of the democrat" trade
mark was against it. The decision having
been made in favor of protection, con.
sistency TO its antecedents requires that the
old harlequin shall turn itself outside in
and mount the past platform of its adver
sary. This, it appears it is about to do
GChicago Times.
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nAcvEAen AND THE PRESIDENT.

All accounts agree that President Arthur
mas ,strenuously urged Attorney General
hac Veagh TO remain at his post until the
conclusion Of the star route prosecutions.
nc has pressed the question repeatedly and
earnestly. He has delayed the nomination
" a successor in the hope that Mr.. Mac.
,neagh would yield And he has presented
We cell In such way as TO make Mr.. Mac
neagh complete master of the cases. With
NJ case now presented we trust that Mr..
vac 'eagh will consider well before hc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-08

Dr., you will have to pull this tooth.
was advised to smoke Durham tobacco to
quiet it, l smoked all night, and my nerves
are unstrung. What kind did you smoker
Here is the kind | smoked. Well, you are
in the right church, but wrong pew. Smoke
Blackwell's Fragrant Durham hull smoking
tobacco. 1t will ease your tooth and quiet
yoar nerves.
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WHAT THEY srANn rnR.

Why should the democratic party carry
any statcl Why should anybody vote for
u US candidates. What do they stand forp
What principles do they represent II any.
9ouy can answer these conumdrums he can
ao more than any democratic speaker or
Tribune. '''"
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Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
notified 70 present the same 10 the UNDERSIGNED
within the timc prescribed by law. and All
persons indebted TO said estntc are hereby no.
titled TO come forward and make Immediate
psymen.. The undersigned were appointed
October, 1881, and reside In Dallas county. Tsxas
and their postoniccls Lancaster, IN said county
and state. WO0DlE 7. WHITE and
FRANK N. WHITE.
Adinrs. Of VIM. L. White. deceased.
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Straucd.

SIkAfED OR .SToLEN-From the Chicago.
- Texas u Mexican Central eneineering camp'
on Muddy creek in Collin county, bay mare
about IA y hands high, branded on the len Shout
der ]. with circle at the ton. liberal re,ya m
viii be paid for the return of the mare 10 Inc
office of the c. t. & NJ, c. road in this city.
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ascent Golnmm--Gontinasa
9husician.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-pr. Morton
1 Office over Exchange bank building, nesi,
dence $50 san Jaeento street; telephone at resi-
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gpenty-ssius Cent Column.
9lotices.

NoTICE-ssoOO to $500 10 invest in cstab-
~ hshed legitimate business. Address
SAMUEL.
hoSe-SI Herald office
NoTICE-Advertiseme may be handed into
~ our business office up To SD. m, and into the
composing room up 10 a. m.
NOTICE -Strayed from ~ bryan street. bal
~ las, on the 10th Of October small, black
mule, branded c. X. joined and reversed ON left
shoulder, Anyone restoring or giving any in
formation at The above address viii he rewarded,
TH0MAS HOUSE--9O7 Main street. near
l. Sycamore, Dallas, Texas; rates ST. so per day;
board by the week or month. Street cars pass
The house, run within two squares of each depot.
The house is new and well furnished The
table viii be supplied with the best the market
affords w. THOMAS
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WANTED We'll furnished room uNl board
" with some good family Rcf,rv tccs *.
changed. novS p Hcrak, olrcr
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Gost.

oST "A black New foundland pup, months
IL old. called Watch win nay a suitable rc
ward for his return to 7l6 Elm 81 novs.it
I osr'-Lasi Sunday evening on way To- church.
- a long gold necklace, with cameo locket.
The finder will be rewarded by sending notice
OF when the same can be had, TO Miss Addie
Coleman. NO. u North lunar ST noys.lt