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THE TUNNEL DISASTER.
The flndtnE Of the Jury-Whcrc 1
e Vilnsna Ifoa .H'-|

. b +.
The Flndiug OF the Jury-whcrc The
.gl., Blame Lies. I'm,
Ngw York, October 5.-The Corouers'
jury investigating tho causes Of and re.
sponsibility for the late collision in the
Harlem river tunnel by which three per.
sons lost their lives, find that W. D. c.
Rawson, telegraph operator Mt the Ninety.
sixth street station, .wIs guilty Of culpable
negligence in failing to signal theapproach-
ing New York & Harlem train. They also
find that G. Z. Rood, conductor Of
the New Haven 4 Hartford train, gull
ty OF gross and criminal negligence in
conducting his train with an Insufficient
number Of brakemen without the necessary
equipment for signal service, in accepting
an unqualified person OF immature and in
adequate experience as n substitute for n
regular brakeman, and In other RESPECTS
they consider Robert L. Robbins guilty Of
culpable negligence in assuming the duties
Of brakeman and not following tho rules
governing the running Of trains
They find the New York Central l. Hud-
Son River railroad guilty OF gross and GRIM
innl negligence in failing to supply the
tunnel sufficient equipments for signaling
trains, und failing TO provide sufficient
number Of employees to carry out such pre-.
cautions as the rules require to be taken in
such emergencies, aud is therefore respon-
sible Tor the deaths. ,
The Jury find the railroad companies
guilty Of negligence in failing to have
sufficient number OF brakemen. They urge
on the legislature the enactment OF laws
providing for the greater safety in railroad
travel, and recommend the common Coun-
Gil to assist in procuring such legislation,
The jury condemn in the management
Of these. roads a mistaken econo-
my which ignores Z. and dispenscs
with the simplest agencies required for the
safety Of their passengers. The jury Gen.
sure Abraham Close, engineer Of the n.
Y. 4 Il. r. R. Co., for leaving his train in
an emergency or at n crisis. The Jury find
the omission Of the block system from rapid
transit tracks defect, and recommended
more perfect system of lighting
tunnels; that the arrangemet OF the
bitches and suriacc OF the road beds
in tunnels be placed in condition to make
them safe for passage and on account OF
tho deficiency Of ventilation recomm end
more frequent openings to the main track,
and those that are now made to be en-
larged. The prisoners. Ransom, Rood and
Robbins, were notified to appear to.mor-
row and renew their bonds. f;F
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TuE lion. Vim. l.. Wilson is paid a salary
d $500 by the State Of West Virginia,
,uI i making political stump speeches in
VIZ, Virginia while under full pay from
he State as President OF the University
N,cglasorH Post. y,
This would seem TO indicate, what has
Len claimed on several occasions, that the
l'ai,ersisy does not need President, and
ta, such an officer is purely ornamental
It Is certainly very unusual and unbe'
coming circumstance to see the President
d. State educational institution allying
LilsseIi With partisan politics and making
bitter speeches on the stump, thus aliena'
tax 4 portion OF the constituency from
raicl ,heinst,ution aims to draw support
Fnsilen, Wilson should have initiated the
example oiGencral Stoneman, OF Colorado
.ai resigned his commission before he
vent On the stump.
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rrto This time Mr.. Good has not been
hard oias making Il speech in Harrison
county. General GotT, Of Harrison county,
Aostye,, came here to Mr.. Goods county
lnl made speech. And he made the
nne sort Of speech here that he is accus.
toned ,8inake at homein Harrison county.
The question arises, Why has Mr.. Good
ignored Harrison county? Is it because the
Democracy Of that county lately passed the
Glowing resolution on the tariff question:
We therefore favor 1 tariff for revenue
Cay, or such revision OF our tariff and in.
psaal revenue systems OF taxation Ms will
rNilce the amount Of money derived there.
ION TO the lowest sum necessary to pay
lie expenses OF The Federal Government
economically administered; and We are
opposed to the system OF so.callcd "pro.
,ulion," by Which the great masses Of the
.'ne's anti other laboring men arc plum.
etted for the benefit Of a few manufactur.
las capitalists s..n@5-,,..,s.r.
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pETEi, COOisER's yIEws.
His Opinion ns Delivered BEFORE tn,
.IL. Tariff COmu,ianion t- ..r.

His Opinion nv Delivered BEFORE the
Tariff TComminsion. s1f,!yI
NEW, IoRH,. October 5.-Peter Cooper
addressed the Tariff Commission to-day,
saying the country wanted n permanent
tariff, one that would not be broken up
every ten years. 4 lengthy paper prepared
by Mr.; Cooper was read, containing q
review Of tho question under inyes-
tigation. also treating generally OF the
cause .oly lhe last panic and the present
prosperity OF thecountry. The pamphlet
also advocated protection for labor, and
this could only be done by the amount OF
duties TINT, shall equal the difference be-
tween the cost Of labor in our country as
compared with the cost Of similar days
labor in other countries. The difference,
when carefully examined, will be found to
be an avcngein this country Of from so to
100 per cent more than that now being paid
for similar labor in other countries. .sl
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s WAsnlSo1oS,s October ga sudden de-
mand for fractionals currency .has sprung
up, and the Treasurer OF the United
States is busy shoveling out hall dollars,
quarters and dimes. The demand is said
to grow out oi the increasing tprosperityof
the South. The colored people are said 10
like silver money, and planters, manufact-
nrers and storekeepers, are constantly
clamoring through the banks for fresh sup,
plies. E'iS t,5fl tRstif!E Tii };ls;4Fni
There will be no difficulty ID supplying
my possible demand in this direction.
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4 Monument for Jc.xc .Jn,u ~.

lMuscATisE, 1owAS>October 5.-A-large
marble cutting establishments this city
has just been awarded tho contract for
erecting a monument over the grave OF
Jesse James. The monument will be red
beach granite and stand twelve or fourteen
feet high, bearing the: e:plain aud simple ii,
scription, "Nly husband, our father, Jesse
w.. James. Died April $, 1852; age: 81
years, 6 months, s days" The contract
was signed by Mrs. Jesse W.. james, and
the stone was selected by her. ~, :fil&
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The Jcnnncttc Iuouiry

1WAsnlSGToS, October 5-The Jeannelte
Board OF Inquiry spent the entire afternoon
session in organizing md outlining plans
fora thorough and systematic investigation,
The sessions Of the Board will DO open, and
intention is to examine every
witness who can throw any light upon the
subject. Asseyeral OF the survivors of the
Jeannette expedition are now engaged in
the search ior Lieutenant Chipps party
the present inquiry may be prolonged Tor
several months to allow tho taking Of their
testimony, 4 !au=hyvA n z Z aI.s5.
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x AsnTConsoil,l,n.ll'ito,,.' Il

I, CINCINNATI O., October 5.-Eleven firms
Of starch manufacturers IL the wes, .lia.l
have been ina conference, have a view Of
consolidating their business I'D las to re-
duee the cost Of production and sale. The
detnis ola plan haye becnfiuly diacusse,l,i
and it is said nine Of eleven firms have III
formally agreed To the consolidation. AS
It is important TO- lave. the unanimous &c;
tion,, tho conference viii be continued'to
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PlTrsnuRon, October r5.-Dayid Barbour,
for many years past general manager dnd
superintendent Of the Touring mill OF
Marshall, Kennedy & Co., has been ar.
rested on charge Of larceny, preferred by
the senior member Of tho firm. It is al.
legged that be has been carrying ION; n ssys.
tenn ofrohbery tor the pAst twenty years,
and in tl,at time lius taken 5000. A.
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The SlNter IuNil.

NEW YORK, October 5.-The trustees Of
the Slater fund state that in few months
the amount invested, 100000, would =.
draw sufficient interest to begin the work
OF upl'!iin. and educating the Glnancipated
population ofthe Southern States. A com
mittee was appointed to confer with Rev.
II. G. Haygood, OF Oxford, Ga, with a .
view Of him becoming general agent OF tLe
fund. ,st,-.qs,.t''GI.f' o -, - 'r ''Ao
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a Anttaulllue (,nnhlar

,.ins,,, , \. y, October 5.-Thc bank ex.
dlhs Wsnaye nave concluded the examination
lJI,.,ih H. ,.s,iishuiaetulcts' National Bank. The
lN,Ss Ns',oh y. Of Cashier Wellington is re.
Ge Gn h.l 70 he Sl, SIS. The cxaminers s.y
lI.mm mnx'a surplus is a hundred thousand
SapJ Saa ", ttISt thc institution is perfectly
t,tIyT VI ,o., Inc cashiers bondsmen arc eli. IL
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Suicide at Slet,LcuyilIe.

Special Dtspu,cl, to the 'ln!elliSeucerJTi8 f3i;
= srEuhEsvlILE, o. October :5.2To.night'
about % o'clock. Peter :.Uddle, aged 05, at!
tempted to commit suicide BY cutting his
throat viii, "a razor at the Commercial
Hotel in this city. lie llas been suffering
with, consumption ior aome time,, but awas
up and about today. He leh his bed
room and walking into M adjoining, room
committed1he rash act. SAt this hourihe'
is thought 10 be dying.
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NOT Lawful hui LIMIT

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 5.7-A
special TO the Daily Times from Annistonc,
Ala, says: Ten days ago u burly negro,
John Brooks, brutally assaulted q little
girl on tho outskirts Of the town. lie was
captured on the .ith and lodged in jhil at,
Jacksonville. This afternoon, on Il preli-
minary trial, he confessed his guilt and The
judge ordered himto JUL. "A large crowd
took the prisoner out OF the sheriil7s hands,
carried him 70 tho outskirts Of the town
and hanged him. The crowd was quiet and
determined :" h'fe' ." 100 BIT 1sITFiH'
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nA'v;ilso n';i beer. troubled will, a y very bad
cough for sbolit two years and having tried
ulmos. every cough mixture TINT was ever
made, have found none that has given me
such great relief as Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
aud earnestly recommend 1t 10 all afflicted.
: y thtpi,.,,gi'S RESJ. +. DuGaAN,' (,
= ;@a'!H =. 80 1'E'Ii Park Place, N, "
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Total.. lso0 lS,9l!sy .o2l

Dom. Of canata..... ilss: l,7l5.Ys2 1870 siS7 7ssg
The foregoing table. shows tho failures
during the last months 10 have been iu
number 800, with liabilities OF SIS ,0l9, ,S93,
showing III excess over those for the cor.
responding period OF 1851, which were in
number ,02i, with liabilities OF $40, 1896.
1t will be noticed that the excess OF in
crease Of liabilities is principally in the
Middle and Western States. In the Mid:
die States the increase is entirely due to
casualties that have occurred in New York
City, the failures in other parts OF New
York State having been below. the average,
both in number and amount OF indebted.
ness A comparison oithe total figures for the
nine months OF 1881 and 1852 shows tho
proportion Of increase in liabilities to be
relatively larger for the nine months Of the
year than for the last quarter. Most OF the
excess occurred during the first three
months. With the opening Of spring a
general improvement became manifest,
which has been since maintained. Many
Of tho heaviest, failures, which swell tho
figures Of tho last quarter, have been due
to speculation or outside operations, in
which, although the losses fall largely on
those engaged in legitimate business the
disasters were not properly el.argcab!c to
any condition Of trade. The prospects for
the closing months OF the year are generally
rnal f1 : 2 :. NJ
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sIr., xcuyi,Ic.rc,,vF,,crv,o,,. -, 49,.

cnnlc$Aseo, October 5:-N1rs'a' scoville de- I
MES any knowledge Of, poison, being con, :
cea!ed in the bouquet given Guite,u dust.
before his cxecution,:and says the story
was started within viow OF drlwinu away
attention from the fact that she was denied
q private interview with Gpiteau.
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FAILURES FOR NINE MONTHS,
Statistics Comparing tho Nine Months,

Statistics Comparing the Nine Months oil
Iss. with the Same Period of 1881.
!NEw York, October 5.-Alessrs. X. &.
Dunn 4 Co. give The following statement,
which shows the number Of failures in the
United States and Canada, for the quarter
September 80, 1882. compared with the
same quarter in 1881, together with the
amount OF liabilities: 49,,
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JKEwASEr, October 5.--A detective ar
rivetti with the bank robber Dunkle yes
terlay, and this morning after walk OF
couple Of miles cast Of here returned with
asack OF gold containing 5000. This
accounts for all the money, and all tho
robbers arc in custody. 1g5 ,,533g
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David Davis NRrrlage.

ClucAoo, October 5.-The Inter OCEAN.
Sterling, Ill.,, special says: It is reported
that Vice President David Davis ia to be
married early November to Miss Addie
Burr, Of Waircnton, North Carolina, for.
imerly Of Como, Illinois. :. r
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Quito Rtvt,tvTuO.'

IL WILlIAMsronr,f Pa, October 5.--Indict. r
ments were returned by the grand Jury
against the Mayor and City Council, mr.
rested last week on charge Of failing to /.
keep the streets in proper condition, ''I.,',:
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CHE q,.telliq&ttte)r|:... :.
-, So.. ~ nnd ~ Fourteenth street.
~ G, CnAcnArr Is at a loss to know

v,EG. CnAcnArr Is at a loss to know
=, anybody could doubt Nj. Good's
W ,'e 70 ,he,arill. So hcsaid In hisspeech
S T.. saturday night. Mr.. Cracrait Is we'll
% moi tho reason. lie Is aware that Mr..
y" "r',,rprpsented this district at Cincinnati
". v. rpars aso, and TINT he helped to frame
y r,!l r',:!,,,lorm that declared for "a tariff for
~, '',.rue only" II was that declaration,
. ,,m,l BY Mr. Good and others, that start.
1.-The country, and that contributed so
,'..l, . 10 General llancock's defeat. Now
a,b,l ~ that effect on The country at larye
/, 40, Why should 1t not have tho same
'r.c, In this district IN 1882? .'" u
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I, EVERY one has will and mind 10 tb;,l
Tor himself. yet many will 70 about haclinr
and coughing un.il "a friend recon n,rnas 4
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. for that courh, ,.I,"'1'
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LApiEs! beautily your complexion with
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. " ~ ~, ";ii1,'' -
Hills Hair and Wiisker Dye, 5oc. .fT-S
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PERSONAL,

Joe Mitchell left for the west last night
Mr.. w. Robinson, OF Colorado, Texas, Is
In the city,
Mr.. J. Cert, OF 81. Louis, Is in the city, q
guest at the Grand.Windsor,
Colonel James Turner, OF Marshall, IL a
guest ut the Grand.Windsor.
Mr.. Crockett Boone, editor ofthe Atlanta
(rcxas) Express, favored tho HERALD sane.
tum with call yesterday.
Mr.. Francis Fcndrick returned home yes.
terday from trip Of business and pleasure
combined, to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. G. II. Gilman and daughter, Miss
Oracle, returned home Thursday night
from u visit TO Denver City aud other
points In Colorado,
Alderman 4. q, Moore, OF tho fourth
ward, wife and children, who have been at.
sent In the east for tho past two months or
more, visiting. Topsileld, Massachusetts,
Mr.. Moore's old home, returned Thursday
night,
DR.. William Boil, son of tho late Professor
Jacob Boil, arrived In this city last Thurs
day, and will mako this his future home
DIR. boil Is an accomplished gentleman, and
stands high with the medical fraternity fol
ability and knowledge In his profession
The HERALD extends him welcome to
Dallas.
W. II. GAdd, formerly clerk IN the post.
Office, where he served the public efficiently
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Ifyou nre Going to the East or Southeast

keep these facts in mind The time by the
Memphis & Charleston railroad, from Dali
las, Sherman, Fort Worth and other Texas
towns to New York is from one to five
hours quicker than via any other line out
OF Texas; the time to Atlanta,
Georgia, is eleven hours faster than
the time via New Orleans, and
eight hours faster than the time of
any other route via Memphis. The time
to Chattanooga is twenty.three hours fas.
ter than the time via New Orleans, and
eleven hours and forty.iive minutes faster
than the time Of any other route via Mem
phs The time TO Knoxville, Bristol and
all points in East Tennessee and Virginia
is twenty.three hours faster than the time
via New Orleans, and sixteen hours faster
than the time of any other route via Mem
phis. Pullman palace sleeping cars now
run without change from Memphis over the
Shenandoah Valley railroad and via Har.
risburg to New York. Passengers de.
string to do SO have the priyilege.ot visiting
the wonderful Caverns of Luray. Ask fol
tickets only by the Chickasaw route. and
20 through to your destination without de
| lay. For further information address 7, r.
Rogers, general western agent, Dallas
| Texas.
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Merchant Tailor, 5O7 Main street,

l.. T.. Curtis, jcweler, corner Main aud
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches n
speciality.
Just received new stock American
watches in gold and silver cases. Gents
gold chains and charms--iob chains.
A tine assortment new rings all styles.
Fine gold icwclry. Nice stock of ladies'
misses and childrons bracelets.
Spcctaclcs and eyeglasses. Seth Thomas
and New Haven clocks, all prices, ut corner
Main and Poydras streets,
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for two years, but now in the insuran co
business, returned yesterday from n trip
through the counties of Hunt, Kaufman,
Rockwell, Collin and Ellis. lie says that
some planters expect to make bale or
more to the acre, while Others will not
make bale ont of five acres.
In speaking OF Il concert given at San An
tonic Tuesday, for the benefit of the Con
cho sufferers, the Express has the following
to say of Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, of this city,
who took part: Oscar Schmidt, formerly
of this city, but now resident of Dallas,
then rendered 1.-The Bugler,' and was the
only baritone who received an encore. The
changes of STRAIN in this piece, so well met
by Mr.. Schmidt, not only retained for him
his old esteem In the hearts OF our music
loving people. but won him deserving new
honors, For his encore he sang the beauti
full ballad, "ln the Gloaming,'
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Woolcns,

llavingiust returned from the east, where
| have made n careful examination and pur-
chase of woolcns for the approaching sea.
son, can most truthfully say that | have
now in store not only the largest stock, but
the hest selected stock of fine woolens ever
displayed in Dallas. and at prices SO much
lower than before that no one need be with
out II suit of clothes made to order and to
lit.
II has always been my desire to give to
the people of Dallas and vicinity the very
best goods, trimmings and labor Tor the
money, and the proportions to which my
business has grown is most pleasing ties
timonial by my patrons.
Now thankingm my patrons for past lavors
| shall most assiduously endeevor to cater
to their desires for new ones,
Respectfully, yours,
III. ZIMMERMAN,
Merchant Tailor JOI Main street
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Keeping none but the purest and best
of goods, and running everything in first.
class style without putting on any frills,
will build up any line of business. This is
what the best brands of WHISTLES, wines,
beer, cigars, ETC., and courteous attention,
has done for the Board OF Trade saloon, and
now II enjoys most tlourishing and enyia.
Bile trade. There are four fine billiard
tables IN the saloon of the finest make, and
those who call always feel like going back
nrain
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Caution.

Caution.
Flour-dealers and consumers are hereby
cautioned against using fraudulent brand
of flour made in imitation of the Justly
popular Cyclone" manufactured by Cow
gill Il Hill, Carthage City, Missouri.
All dealers in, and manufacturers OF, the
fraud will be prosecuted to the full extent
of the law.
Consumers, notice that each package Of
the genuine is branded Cowgirl a. Hill
Cyclone, Carthage, Mo-, and buy it only
from dealers who will not impose on you.
McENNIs Il Co., Dallas, Tex.
Agents for Carthage City Mills, Mo.
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Iva, ILl-, January ~, lssl,-CAUrFn MEDICINE

Vts,
Gents. Enclosed find one dollar for
which please send by rcturn mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carriers Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction, For sick
headache, they are the medicino-seek moi
to improve thcm--they are perfect.
Huou WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliyer n Walker
druggists. Dallas Texas.
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stable Removed,

StNbIc NCWuNNU
Mcssrs. Martin & Randall have removed
n fine stock of saddle and buggy horses and
elegant and easy running vehicles, and
those desiring livery service cannot do bet.
ter in Dallas than to hunt up and patronize
Messrs Martin Il Randall.
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Agents for Carthage City Mills
For Sale-Saloon, Restaurant, Lodging

Has made money every day since opened.
Call and examine for yourself at 1926 Main
street, at the terminus of Main street rail.
road, close 10 Union depot, Dallas, Texas.
With or without dwelling, property con-
nected. Satisfactory reasons given for sell
ing. II you want to invest in this kind of
business, don't miss this chance.
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Ladies' i,uy

tAuics uuy
your pushes, silks, satins, velvcts, ribbons
flowers, hats, bonnets, plumes, and tips
braids, ncckwear, ladies' underwear, corsets
gloves, hoops aud bustles, loose knitted
goods for ladies, misses and children, u full
line orfancy goods too numerous TO men
ton at Bauman's, 101 Elm street.
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silks and Wooden Ready Made sul,si

Ladies', where you pay us one profit in
buying u ready made suit, you have to pay
three profits IN buying goods, trimming,
and making, We can save you % per cent
and give you as stylish material and guar
antce You u perfect tit ut Bauman's, 20,
Elm street,
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II you want 10 learn some Of the new
ways OF the world, read Texas Youth, which
win be distributed free for the next two
DAYS ut the news stands.
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THO Oyster saloon"

In the rear of tho Glen Lea saloon, George
Waller, proprietor. Oysters and game In
season. Fish at all times. Tho only place
meal. and tho best In the city,