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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cures.
sold by us on a guarantee. Itcures con-
sumption. Sold by Hickox & House, drug
gists. Cos Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy--a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mo uth
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, GO
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
Are you made miserable by indigestion
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
sos Main street, Dallas, Texas
Why will you cough when Shilohs Cn,,
will give immediate relef2 Price II cts
5Octs. and 81. Sold by Hckox q Ho use,
druggists, 6O5 Main s!Aeet Dallas, Texas.
" Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. Sold by
Hickox d House, druggists, Cos Main
street, Dallas Texas.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Coz
Main street, Dallas, Texas.
A nasal injector free with each bottle q
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Sold by Hickox e. House, druggists COZ
Main street, Dallas. Texas.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, COZ
Main street Dallas Texas
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A Down .TownNIerchant.

a Down .TOwnMerchant,
Having passed several sleepless nights, dis.
turbed by the agonies and cries of suffer
ing child, and becoming convinced that
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was lust
the article needed, procured supply for
the child. On reaching home, and ac
quainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused to have it administered to the
child, as she was strongly in favor of Ho.
m@opathy That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and while
contemplating another slcepless night, the
mother stepped from the room to attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father
with the child During her absence he adj.
ministered dose of the Soothing Syrup ia
the child, and said nothing, That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow awoke
in the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and
wonderful change, and although at first of.
Tended at the deception practiccd upon her,
discontinued to use heSyrup, and suffering,
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup never
yet failed to relieve the baby, and overcome
the prejudices of the mother. Sold by all
Druggists. % cents a bottle.
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.


CoRsICANA, June 30.-The Navarro coun.
ty democratic convention met this
morning with full representation
from every precinct. Permanent organiza.
ton, with b. +. Marchbarks in the chair
and T. NJ. Smith, secretary was affected
before II o'clock. Instructions have been
given to delegates to the state convention
for Roberts, for governor, by a vote of over
two-thirds Of the convention. Instructions
were also given for Hon. Marion Martin,
for acknowledgements, and Colonel Will
liam Croft, Tor court Of appeals. The con-
vention is still in session, but it is thought
that instructions will also be given for Il.
}. Smpkins, for Encouragement. Navarro
county seems to be asking for large slice
of the public pie, as she has four candidates
in the field for state offices. As no dele
gates have as yet been selected, it is thought
it will be fE into the night before adjourn
ment,
LBrER.-The convention instructed for
f. J. Simkins for Encouragement
r. @. Mills for congress, and
W. S. Simkins for state senator. Reso.
lutions were passed endorsing Senator
Coke. Owing to the lateness OF the ad-
journment the names OF delegates were not
obtained.
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Marshall,
Special To the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald.
MARSHALL, June 3O.-The broom brigade
gave public exhibition at the opera house.
They were we'll drilled and. performed
splendidly. Gross receipts, $3.50.
A complimentary ball was given last
night by the young men.
Colonel Buck Kilgore, candidate for con-
gross, Is In the city.
The county democratic convention meets
here tomorrow There Is much activity
amongst politicians. Templeton has many
friends. Ireland is In high favor.
Charley Heinrich, an old citizen, died
this evening.
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Enr Remr.


LOR RENT-A furnished house of ak rooma
Il TO rent central to business good careful
tenant only need apply. Herald Office jull-lt
ENOR RENT--A room. with board, with south.
l. ern exposure. Apply at 2O5 Ross arenue.
jun271w
E'Ok RENT--Three more good pianos, nj c. ii,
l. Edwards, 725 Main street jun27-lw
EOR RENT-A house of rooms, bath room
l. water, gas, etc, on Wood street, in tirst-class
oruer. Apply 10 Delmonico. jun27-tf
EOR RENT-The new store, To he finished
- July lst No 62o Elm street. size % by so feet
Apply TO Jno. Browning, or ]. NJ Harry. at
marry BIOS. jun23 I'm -
EOR RENT-The store, 500 Elm street. occupied
Il by IL. Owens as shoe store. Possession July
ISL Apply to Crawford Il Smith, or Abe Rhine,
mckinney. junl7
EOR RENT-New cottage containing rooms
l. corner Wood and Browder streets city water
on premises. Enquire at 6l7 Elm street. iun7
FOR RENT-The first floor also the basement
of Orrs carriage repository corner Main and
Martin; also will sell at cost the entire stock of
carriages buggies. gh@tons and spring wagons
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Ter is hot and rain Is needed.
OvertOr
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald
OvRRroN, June 3O.-The congressional
race is growing as hot as the weather. Col.
Jones and Governor Hubbard are in the
lead. N. A. Stedman, of Marshall, one OF
the ablest young lawyers in the state, is
canvassing this Judicial district for district
attorney. No opponent yet in the field.
Professor w. M. Crow, OF Hubbard col.
lege, returned to-day from the state teach.
srs' association at Tyler. He introduced a
resolution in that body which was unani-
Gent free school system is dependent upon
q fixed financial basis, and advising O
change in the state constitution where the
support of the free schools will not depend
on one-fourth Of the general revenue, which
amount is changed by each succeeding leg
islature.
Corn crops suffering badly for rain.
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Are You Troubled.

Are NOu TrOUbIed.
with conscious qualms?" asked friend,
You look troubled" $50, am" said the
sufferer "but it is with the toothache. %
More fool, YOU" replied the comforter;
get 1t pulled out, and buy bottle of So.
zzodont, and preserve the good teeth
from like calamity"
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Cardinal Points to Remember,

That Acker's Blood Elixir is specific
remedy for neuralgia, rheumatism, malari.
GUS and other fevers, scrofulous tendencies,
and all forms of blood-poisoning. 1t puri.
fies the system, rouses and develops the
nervous energies, enriches the blood, pro.
notes appetite, dispels languor, and res.
torres the body to robust health. Sold by
". H. Patterson & Co., the Peachstone
Liniment men.
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A Caro-

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., |
will send a 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 Rev. Joseph T.
lnman. Station D.. New York city.
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Burnett's Cocaine

Burnett's Cocaine
Promotes the growth of the hair, and rem
d!ers It dark and glossy. 1t holds, in a
liquid form, large proportion OF deodor-
lied CCcoaine oil. prepared expressly for
this purpose. No other compound pos
actly suit the various conditions of the hu-
man hair
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Orr lis thankful for past patronage and
will prove 1t by selling you buggy. car
riage or spring wagon at cost for thirty
days.
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employment for All.

EMPLOYMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bousc
IA servants. or any kind of labor, call at Inc
employment office, Cog Main street near Del
your orders A LIpER myia
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The Dangers of the Bilious Season
are nothing If you use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills, the health anchor of the South.
west. Sold everywhere.
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, June 30.--The.board Of health
heidi meeting at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Outside Of the regular routine Of business
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That buggy that bought OF Orr last
year is the best buggy l ever saw for the
price, He is selling the same buggy at cost
for thirty days.
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Gheap Col nmm
0onces.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may pe nanaed into
~ our business office up to p. m, and into the
composing room up To a. m.
YOUR oRDERS-To c, T.
PARK, NC. n. Edwaid DIS music store. for the
REMOVAL OF pianos. furniture, etc Prompt at.
iention giyen. mli.im
NorICE-Good board and pleasant rooms can
~ be had al Hos. corner Commerce and ST.
Paul streets. nns7'iw-
NOTlCE-A liberal trade will be- given for 4
l residence in pleasant part of the city, con.
M ug SIX OF seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD office. i2S-tf
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Lampasas.
Special to the Herald.

LAMPAsAs, June 3O.-Harry Hardcastls
was killed ten miles from here, neal
Slaughter, last night by Deputy Sheriff n.
N. Wolfe. Hardcastle as charged with at
tempt to assault Mr.. Madison, and last
night Deputy Wolfe, in company with
Rosburry, went to where Hardcastle was
supposed to be and searched for him. Mr..
Wolfe discovered Hardcastle in the shade
of tree with gun in his hand,
and called on him to surrender. Hardcastle
raised hi, Winchester and shot at Wolfe,
who returned the fire with double.bar.
relied shotgun. Hardcastle ran off, and
was found this morning within two hun
bred yards Of the scene of the shooting.
Eight buckshot struck him in the breast.
The verdict Of the jury of inquest was in
accordance with the above facts, and fully
exonerated Sheriff Wolfe. Hardcastle was
charged with murder in Milan and Atlas
cosa counties.
The weather is hot and rain is needed.
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Houston
Special to the Herald.

Special To the Herald.
HOUSTON, June 30-True bills OF indict
ment were found to-day by the grand Jury
against Frank Burford, Ed Jamson and
John Helm, all negroes on the charge
Charles William, in this city
at the colored Emancipation grounds, on
the night of June 18th.
The first open cotton OF this season coma.
this year from the plantation Of Colonel
Kyle, in Fort Bend county, where picking
will commence on or about July IS. No
report of worms yet in this ssstion, and
the cotton crop promises to be the finest ~
years past.
Politics are lively here pending the coun-
ty convention, which takes place in this
city July 18th. Stewart and Hutcbeson
are candidates for congress from this dis.
trict, and on the preference for congress
man will the election OF delegates largely
depend, as the friends OF Stewart and
Hutchinson will each make giant fights at
the primaries,
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EoR sALE-House and lot cheap in good
- location, on easy terms. For further infsrina-
ton, enquire at 2O6 Ross avenue. jun27.lw
E'oR SALE-New cottage, containing rooms,
l. on lot 90 by 20 feet on Wood street. bar
gain is offered. Apply to Jones Il Murphy. real
estate agents. my.Ii,lm
TOR SALE-A house with II rooms No iOi6
II Main street. iS-n
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Snc &ale.

E'oR sALE-New saw mill, with complete log.
II glng outfit and timber for wears Ernest
I. Bell, Forest Home Texas. jun25 2w cod
LNOR SALE-A good residence, known as S56
L Ross avenue. Apply to ]. d, Padgltt.
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THE DALLAS HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING. July = lsso

torney Evans has called in the assistance O
Mr.. George Paschal, of San Antonio
Pearce, the route agent charged with break
ing open packages, was arraigned in court
to-day and his case continued to await the
arrival Of his father, a prominent Methodist
preacher. The court appointed Major
Meanwhile to attend his case.
The capitol contractors have performed
the first section of their contract, which en-.
titles them to forty-tive thousand acres
They to-day paid the SO, zoo tor surveying
etc, required by their contract.
The penitentiary board met to-
day and resolved to invite bids on
two propositions; first, to lease each peni.
Tertiary entire for a term OF fifteen years;
second, to contract for the labor of conyicts
by the shops, for terms Of from five to ten
years. The board further resolved upon
keeping boys under l6 years old separate
nom the rest the convicts, limiting daily
labor to ten hours the year round, and to
make contracts for working on farms at
such points as are best adapted for the con-
centration OF the convicts, contracting for
such class of convicts as are best adapted
to outside labor, and as the records show,
are least liable to escape, contracts to be
made from one to five years. This last
resolution simply means determination
to put all negro convicts on the farms.
Kansas City
Special to the Herald.
KANSAS CRY, June 30,-Reports reached
this city last evening that terrible railroad
accident had occurred on the Hannibal 4
st, Joseph road, about 40 miles east OF
here, Subsequently it was learned that two
sections of freight train had telescoped,
and that while number of men were Sc
riously injured only one man, Charles
Clatlendoffer, had been killed. He leaves a
wife and child in this city. There is con-
siderable high water throughout this re-
gion, and on that account the forward sec
ton Of the train was running slowly when
overtaken by the second section. All trains
are delayed, and telegraphic communities
ton has also been interrupted. The Mis-
souri, river at this point is about
nineteen feet above low water
mark, and the low lands are
becoming flooded, though no very serious
damage here is anticipated.
Burt Stanley, miner en- route from
Tombstone, Arizona, to New Orleans crept
under a freight car here to-day, intending
to take q nap. The car was started up, and
Stanley, in attempting to crawl from under
the car, csught his feet under the wheels,
which mangled them terribly. He was re-
moved to the hospital but owing to the ex-
tremely warm weather, his recovery is not
deemed certain.
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dutani
"workw
refused
niend
in her bed
lancho
land
troubles hyse.s
andW
need female Ahk
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Efchaugg.
PhustcIanS

| A. SEEGAR, Dentist, ut 5U2 Elm and Austin
- streets, gives free examination of your
teeth and an homes. diagnosis of the case.
Dental work cheap and in the best STYLE
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WANrED-Four statesmen of good address
mendations at .0s Elm street unfit
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WANTED-A little girl, who wants a perma.
nent home, viii be well provided for APP.
ply to w. L. IL, Herald office nnli dtwtf
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white BARRIERS, TO 20 10 Ali.
w lene, Texas. Good wages TO tirst.class
men. Call, or address Immediately, r. j..
Bennett nli.st
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WANTEp-A good cook. Apply TO ", LII,
w Herald office. un2S.tf
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WANrED-A span OF horses or mules, In
~ trade for piano. Apply To c. IL Edwards,
US Main street jun27.lw
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WANTED Two first-class stone-cutters; good
W wages none but experienced cutters need
Ipply Call ON, or address at once, D. p. Smith,
ireenville, Texas inn27.Iw
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w ANTED-A No. miller TO whom good
' wages will be given. Apply at Trinity
NILS. inli-i,v
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Yesterday morning at the Union depot
an old man witha young woman holding to
his arm, and sobbing as though in great
grief, attracted considerable attention. The
man wore panied determined expression,
an kept saying to the woman, Don't cry. "
From looker-on who had talked with the
old man, the reporter learned that he
was the father of the woman,
and that he had come on
from ltolla, Missouri, to take her back
home, The father had spoken plainly to
him of the trouble he had gone through.
owing to the wilfullness of his daughter, as
he termed It, and said that he trusted this
would be lesson that she would never for
get In the early part of last March his
daughter, whose name was Mamie How
ard, was married to John Lawson, a we'll
TOGO stock trader who made his
headquarters at Bulla, and they
/ lived together apparently pleasantly, until
the fourth OF last July, when she without
any cause, deserted HIM and ran away
with u worthless young man by the name
of Frank Hillard, She left him a note
stating that il would be useless for him TO
follow her which he never cvinccd any de,
sire to do Nothing was heard OF her
until q few evenings ago, when he
her father received a letter from her implor.
ing his mercy and bCseeChng him to come
and take her home. She stated that Hi.
lard, who had induced her to run away
with him, took her first to Lutte Rock, and
subsequently brought her to this city,
which was about the middle of August.
llis money was fast giving out and he
went TO work on the Gulf Colorado Il
santa Fee railroad as u day laborcr
+ "a at-.la 1.g l.
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PLANTERS HOUSE,
ST LOUIS, NO
STRICTLY fiNSr.CLASs, ~ PER nay

y startling Illustration of human yicissl.
tudc is that OF u legitimate female deccnd.
ant OF a royal house laboriously earning
Neugersdort, Sasony. The STRANGE. md
story OF this high.born wcaveross may he
told IN few words, In the year 1881 when
the, storms OF the great Polish revolution
had somewhat abated, many Sarmatian
magnates quilted their native land forever,
seeking new homes beyond It's ffontiers
Among them was Count Jacob Sobieski
whose estates had been coniiscated
ny the Russian government. Des.
pue his. direct and unbroken descent
from the heroic savior Of Nienna,
King John Sobieski the count wa,
a very poor man when he settled down In
Prague with his only son, at that time n
lad. Young Sobieski grew up to manhood
In Strengthened circumstances, and married
q young lady no better Off than himself
The sole offspring Of this marriage was the
factory hand" above alluded TO whose
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Sir walter scott and the I.nnntIc.

Sir Walter Scott was in the habit ofem.
ploying in literary work a German student
named Weber. Being an interesting per.
son,hc became Il iavoritc with Scott house.
hold,audolten dined with them. Sir Walter,
knowing that Weber was inclined to drink
too freely, encouraged this intimacy, that
he might keep him as much as possible from
temptation. When Sir Walter left Elin-
hurgh, nj Christmas, 1918, the two parted
kindly, and ON the day after his return
Weber was with him in the library. AS
usual making extracts, AS the light be.
gan To fail Scott leaned back in his chair
and was about 10 ring for candles, when.
seeing the German looking at him with
unusual solrmnity, he asked what was the
matter MIR. Scott said Weber, rising.
| you have long insuted me, and can bear
| II no longer | have brought pair of mis-.
| tolls, and must insist on your taking ono of
them instantly And he produced Tho
weapons which had been placed under the
chair, and laid one Of them ON SCOTS pa.
per. You are mistaken, think" said
| scott, IN your way OF setting about this
atlalr-hut no matter II can, however be
no part OF your object TO annoy Mrs. Scott
ana the children; therefore, il you please,
| " ~. F"' Wv llotViS III lue drawer until
after DINNER, and then arrange TO 90 out To.
Gether like gentlemen Weber answered
| with the same GOODNESS. 81 believe thnt
VIII be better and laid the second pistol on
the table. Scott locked both in his drawer.
saying 81 am glad you have felt the pro
| pnety OF my suggestion; let me only re.
quest further that nothing may occur at
dinner to give my wife any suspicion oI
what has been passing" Scott then went
to his drcssing,room, and immediately semi
u message to one Of Webcrs intimate com,
panions, who came and took him away
ne n3u neen ON long walk through the
Highlands, during which he had drank So
| heavily rs to unSettle his mind. lie became
u hopeless lunatic, and until his death wa,
supported at SCOTS expense in an ASYLUM
ut Nor X, but for the great noyelists self
control, there would have been murder In
that quiet library.
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1t illustrates how, despite adverse fortune
ana the Vaccinations OF ever organized
opposition, the great wit of u true woman
will rise triumphant over all in
behalf of the one of her choice.
1t evidences how by her patience, her
tact, her persistent devotion She can secure
him whom destiny or nature appears to
have marked ont for her future. and this.
even IN the face of his impotence, ieal-
ousics, suspicious, etc.
The singing was much in excess Of Thurs.
day evening, and, as n whole, perhaps bet.
ter rendered This is especially true of the
rendition OF the song IL love thee" by
Miss Winston. Some of the cho.
ruses We're particularly fine and
these were admirably aided by tho
efficient fingers aud good taste of the
pianist. The costumes were less loud and
outre than in the extravaganza Of the 1olly
Bachelors, although many scenes and cX,
pressons are on the same order that arc
sanctioned in La Fayoritc. etc. All through
the piece ran happy hits and laughabl,
points and bOumotS, Altogether the piece
and the performance We're u success, and
all present seemed to enjoy it to the OK.
IRENE.