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Cook Stoves. Give me a call before
you buy and get my prices. Open nm
til 9 o'clock in the evening. Isaac s.
Bullock.
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WhOOping Cough.

The only medicine ever known that
cures Whooping Cough is DR.. Bliss
Golden Whooping Cough Syrup. Ii
has been in use more than 40 years, and
has never failed in single case.
Read facts right at home:
DIR. BLIss:-l am happy to inform you that
lsss than one bottle OF yodr Golden Whoop-
ing Cough Syrup cured my child Of II bad
VI SO Of whoop nK cough.
GKo. W. JACKSON, City Bill Postor
DR.. Bliss Office 2l7 West Third Street.
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A Faithful officer.
To the Editor of the Herald

To the Editor Of the Herald
II is an old adage, "let well enough
alone and in full sympathy with the
split OF the sentiment, | ask in all candor
and earnestnesS, why should there be a
change made in the office of city assessor
and collector! Mr.. Bogel, the present in
cumbent, and candidate for reelection,
has filled the office Tor two terms AID / ask
every citizen of Dallas ii he has not per
formed his duties faithfully and well? Has
he ever been remiSS in any duty required OF
him? Has he not always been prompt, al
ways courteous, always active and ener-
getlc Ill the assessment Of taxes and the
collection thereof, and ut the same time
pleasant, genial, lenlent with the taxpayer
pressed Tor funds as far as he could
be under the law Has he not made his
reports re ,ularly TO the city council, as the
law requires always making clear, expli-
cit clean showing? Has he not turned in
all moneys collected by him as fast as he did
so to the city treasurer? Has not the COM
mlttee ON journals of the city council, week
by week inspected his books and checked
them up TO see whether or not they were
right, and has not this committee always
reported III his favor to the council2 Has
not a professional bookeeper, an expert,
just finished a thorough. searching and in.
telligent examination Of his books, being
employed by the city council to do so, and
hes not said expert reported that said books
were correct, that not Il flaw could be found
in them anywhere, and that he had
fully and faithfully accounted TO the
city for every cent he had collected? Can
any of these queries be answered TO the
detriment of Mr.. Bogel? If not, then Mr..
Bogel has proven himself to be faithful, to
be honest, to be capable to be reliable, to
be a worthy ana competent servant of the
public. Is not such an officer prize in
deed? When the business man has an en-
ploye whom he has fully tested and proven
to be faithful, honest, efficient, Trustworthy
and useful to him, does he not always
retain him. Does he not consider such a
servant as Of great value to him? Why,
then, should not the public be just as wise
as a business man. Does any citizen hear
any objection urged to the reelection OF
Mr.. Bogel from any quarter whatsoever,
save the stale and trite cry of "a third
term ?" What boots it if it is his
third term? Does it make him
any the less efficient, any the
less honest or capable2 Have we not county
officers who have been elected and re-
ected, term after term and term after
term, for years past, because they had been
weighed III the balances and not found
wanting2 If county officers are not
! ineligible to a third term, why should q
city officer beP The taxes collected belong
to the people, and it is to their interest to
have collector who is tried and true, and
as Mr.. Bogel has been tested and proven
worthy, is il not to your interest, fellow
citizens, to retain him in office This is q
| plain. common-sense business question
| that is addressed to the sound judgment
the prudence and the reason of every voter
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Vote Judlctously.
To the Editor Of the Herald:

To the Editor of the Herald;
DALLAS, April 3. 1882. Tomorrow the
4th, the municipal election takes place.
While ! am anxious to see the most enter
prising and active man i'll each ward elected
alderman, | am especially interested in
the selection to be made in my own ward
the first. | want 10 see Mr.. Sigmund Loeb
success ful in this election, and | will briefly
give my reasons for it. He is IN active,
positive, enterprising, liberal, progressive
citizen. He wants to see Dallas improve
and go n head and he wants to see all her
material interests tostered and developed
To this end he will work theoretically, per
sistently and inteligently, and being thor.
ough business man, he will do so efficiently.
lie recognizes the fact that progressive
spirit should obtain in the city council
and that liberal policy which will give us
decent streets and sidewalks, which will
protect the health of the city by a sensible
system of sewerage should prevail In
other words he has aligned himself with
progress and he will if elected use his best
endeavors in behalfofa iudicious advance.
ment of our.city in all il interests that it
may profit by its natural advantages and
by those opportunities furnished by its
railroads. These are my reasons for sup
porting Mr.. Loeb, and | ask every candid
'lllH'h VI tlIc Il hSb Nuiu ~ we no IOl want
such an alderman as he will make.
| have not single word TO urge against
his opponent, who is most excellent and
worthy gentleman and a model citizen.
Both are democrats and both own property
and pay taxes largely, but does Captain
Work want the position of alderman,
When asked to accept the democratic NOM
nation, he demured because he did not
want to be annoyed with the duties of the
office and after much persuasion would
only consent to run for the office on the
distinct understanding that he was not to
be expected TO make any eXertions to SO.
cure his election. II he does not want the
office, does not feel interest enough in
the place and IN the duties it imposes to
try and get it will he take interest enough
in it If elected to fill it in more than u neg.
alive way2 In other words, will he feel in.
tercst enough in the place to give it any
more of his time, his study and his effort
than mere attendance on the council
meetings. The inference is that he will
not. | ask, then, which of these gentle
men, Mr.. Loeb or Mr. Work, will make the
better alderman for the first ward and for
the entire city? FIRST WARDER.
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FASHIONS EMPORIUM.
Messrs' NJ. Roscuthai 6 Co.'S Grand Open.
Ing and Exhibit of Millinery

Yesterday NJ, Rosenthal & Co. had their
opening OF spring millinery. 1t was a
grand display of all that is bright, beauti.
M, tasteful, artistic and fashionable In the
millinery line. Bonnets and hats to charm
the fancy of the most unWSthetic were on
exhibition IN the greatest proflsion, each
one poem, symphony in itself This
mouse keeps splendid assortment of silk
dresses already made up and cheaper than
ladies' can have them made. Their linen
lawns, at prices from 81 upward, are very
handsome and stylish. They keep fun
stock OF hair goods, which they are selling
very low, and in a few DAYS they will
open full assortment of ladies linen
dresses, which they Will sell at 81 and up
wards. In ladies underwear they have an
exceedingly choice stock. Mr.. Nj. Rosen.
thal, while he has been quite a length of
time a resident Of Dallas, and in business
here, has been but little while in his pres.
en' business but, by fair dealing, PROMPT.
ness and Justice to all, and in all things, he
mas bullt up most enviable reputation and
has made host of friends. The openinr
Will be continued during the day to-day and
until tonight, aud the ladies' will miss a
treat indeed IT they do not avail themselves
OF TINS opportunity To examine the beauti.
tnl bonnets and hats, the lovely silks satins,
ribbons, etc, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3. Flour steady fair do
mand; treble, 575@6 co. other grades 6S7h@
725.
Coufqulet mixed higher, IS; white weak at
o.
Oats good demand; seed 6S; prime g.; choice
G..
Corn meal quiet and steady; ordinary, ALSO
3,gs choice, iO0@i 10
Hay good demand: ordinary, a 0062j 90
prime 26 0Jd27 co. choice, 80 90, fancy, 3l.0O.
Pork firm ut 1871,
Lard steady refined fierce, mems: keg, 100
l2I
Dry salt meats scarce and firm; shoulders
2 10; clear rib aud long clear 1920,
Bacon higher, shoulders, a. clear rib and long
clear, 10 g5mll,
Hams firm choice sugar.cured canvassed Ito
l2h
Whisky steady and unchanged western rect.
Coffee steady; good demand; ordinary to prime
ShMllA.
Sugar quiet common to good common, $40
OK. fair % fully fair, ,6s@r.; prime TO choice
7sGS yellow clarified, shmSh,
Molasses dull, common. u TO 90 Centfucgoes
10 10 90; fair, Is To So prime, 50 to 60
Rice strong ordinary 10 prime, 6A TO ~.
Bran Arm at u 10
CHICAGO, April s-flour steady and un.
changed.
Wheat active aud unsettled but generally high.
err No. Chicago spring l 35k TO 1 20 for cash
and April 1 2qs to | 2gt for May
Co n excited and higher 6s. to II for cash; 6ss
10 6sh for April
Oats excited and higher, but closed easy at a
10 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April S,-flour quiet and un.
changed.
Wheat opened lower and advanced close OF,
cash La for April
Rye steady and unchanged, 2@S.
Pork active, frmer and higher, II IS to II 40;
cash. II. San TO lI5A
May lard active, firm and higher, ii.2o; cash,
NAV bulk meats active, firm aud hisher
| shoulders, G1S; short RIB. s.&; abort clear, 10
whisky steady and unchanged. isil
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miscellaneous odlants.

W ANlED-Boardcrs.- gentleman and wife
w and Dor 3 day boarders Two large, airy
rooms for rent, References required Apply al
lila Main street n.Itf
WANrED-A woman or girl, to do cooking
w aud general hOuse-work Apply TO A i
Rosentield, 40 Elm street AIT
w ANrED-A situation, by an experienced
hand, MS housekeeper, where there are no
children, such as hotel management have lately
managed hotel business in San Francisco For
further particulars, address G., Herald office
NEANTED--To sell u half interest IN the state
OF Texas, t"r krigbaum's Patent Adjustable
tram Fender, an attachment for all makes O
ltDlnders and harvesters All practical me.
ehanlcs and farmers are requested to call and
examine attachment at National Hotel WIN
sell county rights. Washington Wood a.i.lw
w ANrED-A situation as teacher Of English,
French or music, by lady, either TO cali
and give lessons, or TO reside In private family
Address Mrs Y G H., Herald office ai-3t
w ANTEp-Good live men to buy county
~ rights for the best selling bed spring in the
United States Apply ut the National Hotel
Marshall Myers ~ Co. m3lw
w ANTED-Evcry man out OF employment to
" Know that can give 200 live men n splen.
du chance To make money by selling them u
county right of one of the most useful machines
ever patented; something every farmer must
have, and is sure 10 take wherever introduced;
no fraud something you can allow y man TO
test for himself territory for sale. or will trade
for good property. Call and examine At National
Hotel, Dallas, Tex. J. NJ Orr, Propr n9O.iw
w ANfED-rwo good agents to sell books ON
W the lnstnllment plan; also two lady agents.
Call NJ 800 Griffin street msO.5t
WANrED-ren stone cutters, at Colorado
w CITY, Texas; wages 50 so per day, Apply
TO Martin u Byrn 4: Johnston Colorado
Mitchell county. Texas. mS0im
WANTED-At Mrs, r. Chesnuts, two good
w milliners; none other need apply. m2Slw
WANTED-A good pantaloon maker, imme.
w diatcly, At II Zimmermans m22.f
w AN ED-shoemaker only good ones need
W apply John Morrel mIs.tf
WANTED-Tho Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
w table Association wants canvassers,
Home office, No. Gus Main St, Dallas fe25.tf
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Attention,


We call attention to the advertisement in
the cheap column OF Mr. Washington
Wood. Below we give a Clipping from the
Transcript" published in Golden, Colo
RADIO:
Our friend Mr.. Washington Wood has
purchased the franchise of :. NJ. Kric-
baum's patent Adjustable Grain rcuaci,
an improved attachment Tor all makes NJ
self binders and haryesters, for Colorado
and Texas, and has completed his arrange.
mcnts to put them upon the market the
present season in both states. From testi-
monials We have seen as to its utility we
have no doubt Of its success; II is an attach
ment that no farmer can afford to be with.
out. Mr.. Wood expects to start for Texas
ON the 23d OF the present month for the
purpose Of introducing 1t among the farm.
ers of that great grain-grewi1g state, after
which he will return to Colorado to work
up its introduction here most thoroughly.
We wish him all success in his enterprise,
as II is undoubtedly laudable one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Here Housah medcated spectacles at
Webb's.
Jules King combination glasses at
Webb's.
Spencers diamond spectacles at Webb's
Brazilian pebble spectacles at Webbs.
Arnndle tinted spectaoles at Webb's.
Webb's perfected spectacles at Wehb's.
Solid gold bangle rings for 75c at Webb's.
Bangles and rings warranted solid gold,
regular price, $3.50.
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Downs a. Thomas,

successors 10 J. w. Barton & Co., 722 Elm
street, dealers in groceries and agricultu-
raj implements, are exclusive agents in
Dallas for genuine Avery plows and extras,
keep full line of family groceries, and ask
their friends to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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A Literary Entertainment.

A Literary Entertainment.
The ladies Of the Lamar street church will
give literary entertainment on Wednes-
day night, in the chapel of the Metho.
dist college. An interesting programme Of
readings and music has been prepared ioi
the occasion, and the exercises will close
with an attractive colloQuy by several
misses of the church. All are cordially in.
vited to be present. Admission, loo. Re.
member. to be present Wednesday night,
April 9Th,
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Attention.,

GALVESTON, March l6.--M. Strickland 4 Co.,
beg TO inform their patrons and the public
generally that the misfortune which befell
the house through the death of their senior,
Mr.. Miles Strickland, will not interrupt their
business. II will be carried on as usual
and any orders sent them will receive the
promptest attention. as heretofore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

We took peep Mt Sanger Bros milli-
merry department late yesterday evening,
and although the preparations for their
openlng were not quite completed, yet the
scene presentedwas simply exquisite. La
dies should not fail to visit them during to-
day and tomorrow, these being their open
ing dANs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

To all my old friends and patrons wish
to say that can and will sell boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, etc, as low as the lowest.
Cheap for cash. will be pleased to see all
my friends. ii. Page, 70S Elm street, Dallas,
Texas, Boots and shoes made from meas.
ure and repairing done on short notice.
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Wanted Immediately.

Five hundred teams and 500 men, on the
Texas Il 81. Louis railroad, between Cam.
den and Red river. High, rolling country,
plenty Of spring water Good paying work
for sub contractors averaging about 1900
square yards per mile; half cutting, half
embankment. We can deliver corn in
Camden now for 81 per bushel. Wages for
teams "a per day on wheel scraper., $3.50
on drag scrapers. Contractors who come
can S secure w s psyos
on Texas 4 81. Louis railroad from Waco
and Corsicana TO Texarkana,
Apply TO
Roach 4 TIErSEY,
Camden, 0uachita county, Arkansas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
Wolf y BMrnch.

In to.day's issue appears the advertise.
ment OF VOLTA Baruch, who notify their
many patrons and the public that every
day they are selling goods at such sweep
ing reductions as to astonish those who
are inthc habit of purchasing goods at the
lowest figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04
Enr Sale.

I livery FOR SALE.-l wish to sell the horses.
- bugges, harness, and entire outfit Of, W
former stephenson II Hargis livery stable " ",
street this city, For the right, man III W
chance for making money now offered -
state. Good run OF custom established 4 have
no time TO attend to II, and will sell right G. u
Stephenson. al
FOR SALE-A residence on Ross avenue, con.
= tanning six rooms, hall and closets large
ground and every convenience for comfort Ad.
ufcss Herald once, m29-lw
EoR sALE-DRUMMER wAGoN-A long
i tail drummers wagon, H. NJ. Miller 4 Co.'S
make, new, bought on order but arrived too
late viii be sold at cost this is a good opportu.
nifty for any one 10 get u wagon cheap. Enquire
at Works livery stable mi6.if
EOR sALE-Handsomc cottage and LOT, GOx2Ol
Il on Live Oak street east of Pearl; also three
brick stores, on Elm street. Nos 737, 73D and 7ii
Apply To Flippen, Adoue Il Lobit or Dr. Y u.
Hughes. mli.tf
EoR sALE-Four well located improved bus.
Il iness lots on Main street. paying good reve.
nues; will sell al u bargain and good guarantee
title furnished. Henry Cohn, 70s Main
street fe23.ti
LN0R sALE-A side.bar buggy and a light
II ph@ton, cheap for cash at VIM. Longs.
jl2.u
E,ok sALE-A house with u rooms. No 1915
II Main street js.tf
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hNNth N iihtNhtt
Camden, 0uachita county, Arkansas.

Sanger Brothers invitcall their friends 10
visit them on their opening days, to-day
and tomorrow. All are welcome, whether
they intend to purchase or not.
SANGER Bios,
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Ladies'. we will Display
French Pattern Hats and Bonnets, differ.
ent styles from all other houses. Wednes-
I. Mrs. II. Bauman, 706 Elm street.
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Everybody Is Respectfully Invited
to attend our opening days, April 3, and
7, and all will he waited on promptly.
Mrs. II. Bauman, FOG Elm street.
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Ladies will find II to their interest to ex.
anime our line Of Torchon laces aud insert.
ings, which will be sold at astonishingly
low figures. Calm Bros. 4 Co.
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For centlemen's fine, blue Il anncl suits
from S6 up, go to Goldsmith Bros, the old
reliable clothing house, where every article
is marked in plain figures, III Elm and
7l3 Main streets.
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Try the Binkley house, Sherman, as il Is
run under Il new management.
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Ladies', don't Purchase or Order
your Hats and Bonnets before our opening
April s. 8, and I. Mrs. y. Bauman, 70l
Elm street.
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Partisan Novelties

PARTISAN Novelties
at the grand exposition, April 3, 6 and =
Mrs Il. Bauman, FOG Elm street.
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Itncnty-Eine Cent Column.
3lotiCcs.

NOTICE advertisements may be nanued into
~ our business Office up To SIP. m, and into the
COMPOSING room mp u a. III.
FOR SfORrSMEN,--A litter OF fine Irish setter
puppies, genuine stock; for sale at ms Wood
street nIiy
NoIlCE-A liberal trade will be gwen ior a
~ residence IN pleasant part of the city con
tanning SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence.
HERALD office ilgtf
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H. Page, 70S Elm street, has constantly
in stock a large line OF ready-made shoes OF
his own work and Eastern make.
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For sale, a paying business; requires $500
10 81 900 cash. Satisfactory reasons given
for selling. Apply to
Gro. A. WEBSTER,
American Sewing. Machine 0nice.
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We Lead the Styles, Convince Yourself.
Come and see, April 3, and 7. Mrs. L,
Bauman, 1U6 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Fresh roasted Mocha, Java and Rio coffee
at Loeb & Freiberg's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-04

Newest styles, largest stock and cheapest
Easter cards, at MASON 4 EHB's.
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remember ali diseases Of the stomach
su intestines, urinary and digestive or.
'~'" cured BY using Browns iron bitters.
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9husiciam.

PHYSICIAN AND sURdEoN=Dr. Morton,
! office over Exchange bank building, real.
dence 1856 San Jacento street; telephone at resi-.
dence.
20 TO DR.. J. A. seegsr. Dentist 10 have your
VI dental work done He warrants all hlllngs
and plates . perfect A. Call at 500 Elm and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from .. M.
10 .. m.
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M uslc-Mr Chas, A, Capwell will resume in,
WI struction on piano and organ, about April
o. For terms ana hours call on, or address him
street, mSl.Iw
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Anchovies and fish In jelly At Loeb 4
Freiberg's.
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wants a city trade, and says il good goods
close figures, energy and attention will win
he must have 1t. Give him trial.
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Smoke Dute Of Durham cigarettes; mild
mellow ana pure.