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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-03
To the Public

The undersigned, who were appointed a
committee by the commissioner court of
Dallas county, to negotiate S3S 600 in
bonds, issued for the purpose of purchasing
the toll bridge across the Trinity river, con-
slider 1t duty they owe to the public 10 in
form them why said bonds have not been
negotiated and the bridge purchased by
the county.
In the first place our commissioners
cour, endeavored to purchase the bridge
by issuing scrip to each stakeholder for his
individual interest. This proposition was
declined and the whole amount was de-
manded in cash.
Alter obtaining the favorable opinion of
Nessrs. Stemmons IL Field, and Word d
kearhy, as to the legal right of our court to
issue bonds in order to effect the aforesaid
purchase, We had tbs proper number of
bonds autographed, and The undersigned
committee, in conjunction with Judge
Burke, have carr estly and diligently, for
two or three months past, lost no time IN
our endeavors to effect u sale of our bonds.
We invoked the and Of all our city banks.
together with the assistance OF Mr. Fergu.
son, to accomplish our object. We have
also had our individual correspondents in
St, Louis and elsewhere. So far We have
not been able to make any fair uceotiaton.
We luullu lNO parties III 81 LuulS Nllllug 10
take our bonds at par, provided NeS-rs.
Leak Henry gave q favorable opinion as
to their legality
Through our efforts conference WAS had
between Captain jeff Word, Judge Field
and Colonel Henry The result was that
Colonel Henry disagreed with the other at.
torneys, as he doubted the authority of our
county to issue bonds. This disagreement
between our attorneys has initiated some
what against the NEGOTIATION OF our bonds,
but we still have hopes Of making u SALE
simply upon the faith and financial cnndi.
ton of Dallas county W. have two par.
ties to whom we are daily expecting 10 sell
our bonds at mall discount, We feel
confident that sale will he effected IL y
few days and we have concluded To make
n disposal of the bonds NJ discount, al
though we had expected to sell them Ut
par.
We do not intend to cease our eff ris ~
have D free bridge, and trust we will sue
cessiully accomplish this matter, 80 inprr.
tant TO all our people, both in tue city and
county, before the expiration of ten dH, or
two weeks n, q McApAMs,
" J. KELLER
DALLAS, November l. 1882.
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uI'nder tho GaslIyht,r

Last evening at Craddock's opera hou. Q
very iair audience assembled to witness
the sensational drama, by the Siut cum.
pany, of "Under the Gaslignt" rho per.
Torrance was only tolernble, hut 10 what
agency the mediocre entertainment is 20 be
attributed II Is hard to say at present
The company contend that It was
the close quarters aud generally lin.
tied facilities OF the opera house.
This evening will be presented
the thrilling drama Niagara" IN which
Mr.. StuttL Is said to excel. Tomorrow The
company will give matinee performance
In the afternoon for ladies' and ildren,
and conclude their engagement "a. morrow
evening. The company ha good talent
within II, and under more favorable ciroum.
stances would undoubtedly give an exceed.
ingly attractive performance throughout
IL In to he hoped that the patronage this
evening and tomorrow will be better.
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A prominent astronomer who has
watched the course of the great comet,
claims TO have made discovery in con.
nection with the comets tail that will
create the most profound smazement
throughout the world, and will be of par.
tioular interest to the citizens of Dallas and
the thousands of visitors who will attend
the races during the coming week, While
watching the tramp of the skies through a
telescope oiunusual msgnifying power, he
was astonished TO observe family traced on
the comet'stail signs of letters plainly show.
ing the following: II, Reinhardt, 70l Elm
street, Dallas, Texas. in view of the very
cold winter predicted, is prepared to clothe
the masses with suits and overcoats
for men, boys and children, at prices that
battle all competition 0fcourse the story
about the comets tail is only fiction, but
the statement about Reinhardt's stock and
low prices is absolutely true, don't you for
get it Reinhardt, the boss clothier, has
a pleasant smile and good word for all.
Come to see him and get all further infor-
nation about the comets tail. 1t will pay
Won well
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THE CITY.
CITY NOTES.

OvereeSe soIiclts your vote.
Silver watches at Austin from S. to $50,
Oysters on fork is what you get at the
ParlOr saloon.
Gents gold and plated chains, all styles,
Of Austn's,
White china dinner sets for $50 at the
Crystal PalsCe.
Handsomely decorated tea sets Tor So at
the Crystal Palace.
The oyster catches the early bird at the
FlfOr saloon. Fact.
Agenera assortment of gold and plated
necklaces at Austin's.
Never before equaled-a fine tea set for
Na the Crystal Palace.
tle ch mber sets, new styles and shapes,
ID, al the Crystal Palace.
Besure and get one of those s. tea SEES,
@donIy al the Crystal Palace,
Very handsome, decorated dinner and tea
Nscombned tor $50 ut the Crystal Palace
itoseph Metzger, native of Switzerland,
"OA out naturalization papers yesterday.
scratch Of all names except OYerlesee for
~lnly treasurer and you will never
NblVt u
me cutters are beginning to emit a
AeNeh this warm weather. They need
aHshing.
lhe Tea Palace Saloon" is a daisy, and
lquorto drink.
ANanted-A furnished room as close a pos
ipOe 70 the postoffice Address strictly
BUSINESS, HERALD office.
Apetltion is being circulated protesting
s saiIst the government building being To-
S'e p on what is known Ms the Mccoy
A., ~; Mckay swore out a warrant yrstor.
Ss '9r the arrest Of J. II, Johnson, charg-
tine ago. ee'"'"''' '
Take the Gulf, Colorado a. Santa Fe for
S.Ssnnyynille, CHATTANOOGA and Atlanta A
a, Iiu.IuI route, close connections and rates
ALLOW as the lowest
NO, aom Williamson and Tom Barnes got TOO
, ,SVn grog aboard yesterday and were ar
|'nN oy Special Officer Drake, and lodged
"a ne station'house
n . see the creme de la creme In toys, see
B,nn Toy Bazaar, up stairs Ia China
mall Accomplished salesladles will take
f,s'ure IN showing you the move ties.
p;MSessrs. A. j. R,senfeld & Bro, No. 413
Vii a = rect, intending to 20 out of business,
rn., H9se out their stock of groceries at
eI, a. nose wanting family supplies must
Nce Loeb, who shot and killed Maunel
inn~.auuy, colorod, will have hearing
,idaorrow at ? O'Clock before Judge A d.
bs yse, o. tho district court, on u writ of
'aoeas corpus.
sis. Y. A, Souter, while out riding in his
souggy With his family was run into by
ON Ae'Wns team and he aud family throw II
ts,n. MIS- Souler, the only one hurt, ,us.
''ueu severe injuries.
" trends and acquaintance Of Mr.. W II.
"a SSulth aud family are invited attend
Eo,, funeral OF his little daughter, frankie,
no,n 'oe First Presbyterian church this
." ny At 10 o'clock
eo aae criminal term of the district oour,
H. ets Monday. There are two case ~,
.narg' Of murder, viz. State vs.. II, Il.
R.,nar'' set for the "a h. and State vs. Sam
which is set for the 2lst.
x.,,ne card OF County Commissioners W. J.
d. Iis w. and n, o McAdams In this Issue 81
"ssALp fully explains the matter con.
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A Gard
NAIL TllE FALsEHOOD.

To the Editor OF the Herald
DALLAS, TEXAS, November 2. 1889 In
your issue of last Sunday, the Goth of Octo.
Der, you published piece taken from "A
Cleburne paper, in which it states that !
have lied in regard to Captain $. J. Adams,
the "Old Joker" of the banking firm OF
Adams Il Leonard. | made the charge that
Captain S. ]. Adams, the "Old Joker" told
Captain CASTOR and Mr.. Griggs that they
adams Il Leonard were authorized by
Jay Gould to draw on him for $4,000 in or
der to secure Mr.. Wellborn's nomination
and election to congress Captain Adams,
the "Old Joker" has never denied telling
them so, neither will he dot. His ailida-
Wit does not deny it. What | stated is
true. Captain Castor and MIR. Griggs still
say that he said it, And il there lisa lie
ont Captain Adams, the "Old JOKER has
told it, Ana of the truth of these state
ments the people can judge.
Respectfully.
JOHN J. EAKIHs.
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A team of spirited horses attached to a
covered spring wagon in which were Mr..
James A, Baldridge and NJ. Jones, was
frightened on Camp street near the Texas
a. Pacific depot yesterday afternoon, by a
passing freight train, and running against
u post threw the occupants out, Sc.
riously injurng Mr. B,ldridge and
skinning up Jones. The vehicle was
smashed up, and the team of the Live Oak
grocery joining in the runaway, turned
over the wagon and severely bruised the
driver, 1t is feared that the iOiuries of Mr.
Baldridge, who resides in East Dallas, will
prove fatal He was subsequently removed
to his home, in East Dallas, where he
received medical attention.
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A BRACE or HIGHWAY RoBBErIEs
The knights of the Road Abroad in the
Land

sho hHiRhts VI inc iNOau ADrOau IN the
Land
Mr., Jesse Berry and three other gentle
men were In this city last Wednesday, and
on their wav home, this side of Owens
bridge, on Elm, were met by two young
men, who confronted them with drawn
pistols and ordered "hands up" Mr..
Berry was the only one who had any artil-
lery, II pistol, which was taken from him
together with $35 in good and lawful
money. The others were impcCunious and
lost nothing. The only description they
could give of the robbers was that they
were young men, well d. essed and were
exceedingly polite in their demands for
money. IL is only question Of time when
the robbers will be bagged, for history fails
to relate where any highway robber has
ever escaped the clutches of the law 1t is
a sure thing that they will do the state
some service in the penitentiary,
On the evening of the same day another
highway robbery was committed some
three miles south of the city,
on the Central railroad. A man by the
name of Hardeman was halted by two
mounted men who with their weapons
thrust in his face, forced him to disgorge
SIG, all the money he had. They had silk
or colored handkerchie tied about the
lower part of their face, and were riding
good horses. They were both in the prime
fife.
There was rumor anoat that a robbery
had been committed near UdrrOllton, but
the officers here do not credit the report.
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corning the purchase of the bridge, and
shows them in their proper light. They
are both energetic and have faithfully served
the county in the capacity Of commission
ers.
Aggie Howe, an actress at Woods variety
theatre, was arrested last night by officer
Mullen on the charge of stesling $40 from a
countryman. The money was not recov-
cred
Parties visiting St. Louis should call on
Fred Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
Horses from a distance continue to arrive,
and i the weather continues clear there
VIII be fine sport the coming week. The
races begin on the 9TH and continue five
days. large number Of visitors are eX-
pected and fine sport is anticipated.
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Crnddock's New Enterprise.

Mr.. l., Cradd0ck, with his usual business
enterprise and knowledge OF the wants of
the public, has opened store,room inn
mediately under his opera-house on Main
street, for the sale of wines and liquors by
the bottle and gallon, also champagne by
the case. In fact, everything usually kept in
tirst-class liquor store This will be u
great convenience to families who wish to
purchase from good hands wines and
liquors by the gallon. lie also keeps fine
stock ofcgars, and a call on him by deale $
would be benefit to them. Don't Forget
when you want these articles for family use
to call on Craddock.
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While driving out the Fort Worth road
on his way HON yesterday morning a
farmer named Wamble met with severe
accident, which will in all probability rem
der him cripple for life. He had stopped
his team by the roadside for a few minutes
when it became frightened at something
and dashed off at full speed lie ran after
ii, and in attempting to jump on the wagon
and get possession of the lines he fell in
front of the vehicle, two of the wheels pass
ing over HIM, breaking his left leg near the
ankle The man who was with him sent
back to the city Tor bandagcs and drove the
unfortunate man, who lives near the Tar
rant county line, on home.
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THE TIME HAS GOMEZ

1t is quite time to select
Fall Overcoats.
1t is quite time to select
Mems Business Suits.
1t is quite time to select
Mems Dress Suits.
1t is quite time to select
Young Mems Clothing.
1t is quite time to select
Big Boys Suits.
1t is quite time to select
Little Boys Suits.
1t is quite time to select
Boys Overcoats.
We offer our spacious sales
room, we offer our splendid
stock, we offer our patient
statesmen, to facilitate proper
selections.
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A Mammoth sweet Potato

A sweet potato so large that it resembled
a pumpkin more than anything else, was
left at this office yesterday morning, along
with the compliments OF Rev. W c. Young.
II is the largest potato We ever saw, aud
without hesitatlng one moment, we tied
the blue ribbon on l. IL was raised on the
farm OF the reverend gentleman, two mites
southeast of the city, weighs thirteen
mounds, measures thirly.one inches in cir.
sumference, aud is .nown in this country
AS the pink eyed yam.
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O''b' %R'iSh'9 "hu hiich iui oNtopVis
The police court for the past month
shows the following arrests, tho charges
preferred, fines imposed, collected and
worked out Number of rrests for drunk
enness, 70; for fighting, 20; assault, q; ours
ing, 6; on warrants, %; vagrancy, 81; abus
i've language, 10, resisting an officer, l; loud
and unnecessary noise, 5; fast riding, I; in.
terlering with private property, H. sus-
picion Of murder, |; suspicion Of robbery,
3; obstructing the streets, 5; drumming
on the street, l. selling on Sunday be-
tween the hours of 0 Il. III. and p. M,
2; gambling, 7; careless driving, 2, burglary,
2; leaving team unguarded, =; exposing per.
son, 3; carrying pistols, g. THEFT, 5; dis
charging firearms on the street. /; obscene
language, 5; women entering saloons, 8;
peddling without license, .; obtaining
money under false pretenses, l. embezzle-
ment, L; insanity, |; assault to kill, /. Total
number OF arrests made during the month
POS OF which there were 1S2 convictions.
Total fines imposed, S1,l9650, of which
1858 was paid; worked out, 500 S35 was
lost by prisoners escaping S3lS by SICK
ness; SOL discharged 1924 yet to be col
lecied.
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DALLAS, TEX, November |, 1889. Mr.. @.
II, Cooper, late of Galveston, having been
into the real estate firm of Veal
Hogan n REYNOLDS, the firms name will
be changed from this date to
VEAL, COOPER \ co,
Our Mr.. Reynolds will remain in charge of
the city business rs heretofore.
VEAL. COOPER e Co.
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VIM. 4. Ford, of Kansas City, writes:
"The demand for 'Prickly Ash Bitters' in
this city (as comes under my observation
has been simply enormous, and,
although averse to recommending proprie'
tary medicines, am thoroughly convinced
that tor those special diseases for which
they are recommended they have no equal,
and give eminent satisfaction to those who
have used thGm.N
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Do not trihe with any Throat or Lung
Disease. Whenever you have Cough use
Acker's English Remedy, and prevent fur
ther trouble. Although Consumption is
the most prevalent disease in this country,
you can be perfectly protected by the use
of this preparation Sold by W. II. Patter-
on Il Co., Dallas, Texas.
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THE LATEST TRIUMPH.
'e New High Arm Howe Sewing Machine

is just out II is perfection. No Cogs, no
cams, no cranks, or Objectionable points OF
any KIND. See it before you buy any other.
The Star Machine Office has been removed
from 70l Main street to 6i3 Elm street,
where complete stock of first.class ma.
chimes and supplies will be kept at whole
sale and retail. Machines of all kinds re-
paired. None but gooi agents wanted. l..
A. Wilson, state agent.
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The largest aud finest mirror ever
brought to this city was placed in Tom
Cade's saloon yesterday by Mr.. Marshall,
OF China Hall, who brought il on. 1t is a
fine French mirror, of elegant finish and
massive frame of English walnut
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Iexas y Pacific Railway Comnnny.

: An adjourned meeting OF the stockhold.
ers and Board of Directors Of the Texas y
Pacific Railway Company will be held at
the office of the Company, in the city OF
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas on Tues.
day, December 5th, 1882, at the hours Of ~
and / O'Clock, respectively.
G. II. SATrERLEB,
Secondary
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The hotel property known as the Avenue
hotel, centrally and desirably located on
Congress avenue, Austin, Texas, with mp.
ward of fifty rooms, is offered for sale, with
or without iurniture Terms easy. Ifnot
sold soon the property will be for reut. For
further particulars apply to or address,
X. A. CHADWICK,
Austin Texas
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Thousands Of cases OF Consumption are
cured every year ny Acser's English Rem.
.iy A single dose will show its good ct:
feet aud or those who wish tn make trial
VIZ have put up trial battles, al IN cents
For sale by ", II. Patterson 4 Co, Dallas,
Texas.
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The Courts

CITY vs.. Camp Hill, 4 A. Lott, CD.
Shirley, Tom Mcmillan, John Hogan; fined
So each for intoxicalion
c " vs., Tom Brown 90, fast driving; con-
tinued.
DISTRICT COURT.
Dan Hou,lan vs. til Texas Trunk rail-
road. SUIT for wages; On 'ral.
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A New Book

entitled Tale of Shirt, :" in six chapters
with illustrations and poetry, is now in
press and will be out in few days. Call
at ClanCeys, No. 6l2 Main street, and get
one. Free to all Sent by mail to any ad-
dress
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Neck wear at Bauman's.


Mr. Phil Smith has recently rehtted this
legant saloon, corner of Martin and Main
streets, and ii is now one of the most entic-
ing places in the city. Lunch served ut all
hours of the day ard at night.
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Moonlight picnic at Nj CARA Falls View
of the falls and Table Roc9. Opera-house
tonight.
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The Oldest comedian on the American
stage, Mr.. g. Toler Wolfe, as william
Snoggs," in the great play of Niagara to-
night.
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guarantee our SO dinner sets to be the
best ever sold. See one at the Crystal
palacc
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silks and Satins,
Al ooors, fancy feathers, at Baumans, 70G
Elm street.
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No hot lunch or hot oysters, but the finest
und oldest whiskey in the city-at The
Office on Poydras rtreet
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No hot lunch or hot oysters, hut the finest
and oldest whiskey in the City-at The
Office.
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Fine diamond rings, studs and earrings
cheaper than in New York, ut Austin's.
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Climatic changes are eifeotually resisted
by the proper use Of "Conrad's Bud weiser. y,
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Respectfully,
JOHN J. EAKtHs.

Exclusive wholesale and retail mi llinery
and suit house in the state at Bauman's s,
FOG Elm street.
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Bargains in china, glassware, etc, at the
Crystal Palace,
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Beaver hats, all colors, $3.50, at Bau.
mans, 1O6 Elm street.
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Ladies', convince yourselves before you
purchase at Bauman's
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Kid gloves, all shades, Csc, Soc, Zoe.
500 81 80, 500 and $3.50, at Bauman's.
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Go to the Tea Palace" IL you want pure
liquors ard an es,hetic drink.
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Lunch spread every day at the "Tea
Palace saloon.
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NHs ~, fine watches are taken TO
Al, D. tor repairs.
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Nfu. No. s'a Palace yNu can get hand
s,m. .,u.. ar 81 30.
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For fine hosiery 20 to Clancy's.
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All the new shades OF velvet tlushes amp
ilks, in cadet blue aud terra costa, plumes
and tips to match the goods, at Mrs. L.
Chesnliiis
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Ladies' rom u Distance
All orders will 0e carefully filed. Ad-
dress Mrs. Il. Bauman, FOG Flu street, BAL
as, Texas
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INDICATIONS.

alth Atlantic and Gulf states-partly cloudy
rather, and local rains; variable winds, mostly
N'theast stationary or lower temperature; gem
E9ly higher pressure.
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Remember overleese to your friends.

overleese is well qualified for treasurer.
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BurfERcuE TExAs sept. 4, 1852.
This Is TO certify that We have used your
WONDERFUL FIGHT for BLACK LEG
IN Saiue by SWING from Is 10 % dr0ps Inter
nally Ra1 applying externally once or uytce In
the parts affected. end It gave immediate relief
\, J. MCLURE W r SHlFLETr
J. STEWARD, WILL MCLURE
IN " WILLIAMS. Dallas Tex
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The best shirts for 81 Lon at Clanoy's.
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j. o. STANAGE.
STATE AGENT FOX
Campbell pTintlngpre Mig.Cu.
HEADQuARrERs, DALLAS rExAs
"a Stnrtllnr DiscnNerN "

Communications solicited and checrn,lly an,
40, "A
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Fancy goods at Bauman's.
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SURE CURE FOR RLACx LEG.

Messrs. Morley Bros.
GkNrRENEN Il have sold WONDERFUL
II taI To several OF my customers who used
ne OF two doses internally and APPLYING II OK,
lerna1ly. ltworked like charm Yours Etc.
], b. HUTCHINSON.
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The great play of Niagara tonight The
scenes and incidents of this play are taken
from real life.
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Quick
sales and small profits, at Bauman's.