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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-03
DIR. Tut, of New York,

The proprietor of TUFTS Liver Pills, unlike
most of those who come before the public
in this light. is not an empiric, but physi.
clan of long practice and high standing in
his profession. He was for many years A
professor in well-known medical college,
and also the principal of the largest drug
establishment in the south. These facts
indicate thorough medical knowledge, wide
professional experience and chemical skill.
The country is 80 full of quacks defrauding
the public with worthless nostrums, that It
gives us pleasure to notice the advent of n
skillful and scientific physician into this
field.
DIR. TUFTS Pills, we believe to be the best
SPECIFIC. yet offered TO the public. They
have all the heroic virtues of calomel with
out any Of the evil influences of that min
eral. 1t is especially in the south and
west, where malarial diseases are common,
that the reputation of these pills is most
widely acknowledged. In these sections
many physicians, discard the prejudice of
the profession against proprietary medi-
clnes, and use TUFTS Pills in their practice.
Once they gain an admission into a house
hold, they keep firm hold and are ranked
as standard medicine
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PERSONAL.

Dan. Ripley, of the IL. & r. c. r. Il. is at
the Windsor.
Mrs. w. +. Hughes, wife of Colonel
Hughes, of st. Louis, is at the Grand Wind
sor.
G. T. Campbell, superintendent of the
Texas express company, has returned from
a trip TO FL Paso.
@. B. Wandelohr, proprietor of that spicy
paper, the Sherman Courier, made the
HERALD a very pleasant call yesterday.
Jack Smith returned yesterday from q
several months stay.in Monterey, in an
swer to telegram stating that his fathers
health was failing.
Joe Mitchell returned Yesterday from a
visit to Little Rock, where he went to see
his little nece daughter of his brother,
Colonel G. s. Mitchell, who is there with
her. Her condition is but slightly if any
ways improved.
Mr.. Patton Jarrett, prominent young
man of Georgia, was in the city yesterday
on q prospecting tour and paid the HERALD
a pleasant call.
Mr.. Ward, Of Missouri, young man
seeking employment in Texas, and first
class young man in every particular, was
in the city yesterday and gave the HERALD
pleasant call.
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from him, and preventing as much as posi-.
pc the rocking, jerking movement of the,
body, caused by the iolting of the car. DC
casionally sort of stined groan
would escape the lips of the PROSTATE man.
and an occasional twitching of the hands
and body showed that spark of lie and
sense OF pain still existed. The reporter
learned from the interpreter that
the suffering mans name was Roman
Lopez, that his parents reside at San An.
tonic, that he had an interest in a large
herd OF horses, which he had been accom-
panylng on horseback on the drive to Kan
sas. ON Tuesday evening last, near Cole
man, while riding rapidly, his horse Stun
bled, and falling crushed the rider beneath
him. Lopez's right shoulder sustained a
compound fracture and he also
suffered a confusion of the brain,
the body of the horse falling on the man $
head. No medical or surgical aid being at
hand his little band of comrades conveyed
him on 4 rough stretcher overland to Baird,
where proper attention was given him by a
physician and his friends proceeded on
their Journey toward his home in San An
tonic. The unfortunate man had not spo-
ken or opened his eyes for three days. Ii is
doubtful ifhe is alive when his companions
arrive with him at his home.
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Tho Sale Confirmed

From source which is deemed unusually
well-informed and eminently reliable, 1t
was given out in the city last night that
the much-talked-of sale of the Chicago,
Texas & Mexican Central railroad to the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe is veritable
fact, and fully confirmed. The source
from which the HERALD received the
information claims to be advised of the
transaction from the east, and that the nee
essary papers in the premises are drawn up
ready for signature and only awaits the rat
itication Of the two directories, which it is
understood will be obtained, and the trans
fer of the property made by the early
part of July. The price agreed upon is
said to be SIG, 060 per mile, instead OF Sl0,-
900 as given out about two weeks ago.
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CraddOOk'e

The name of Craddock has long been ia
miliar in Dallas and all north Texas. He
is recognized all over the country as the
leader in his business. Keeps the largest
and best stock of wines, liquors and cigars
of any retail house in the state. He buys
in large quantities for cash, which enables
him To buy good goods for the same or less
than Others pay for inferior goods. Grad
dock attends strictly to his own business
and never misrepresents his goods, Che don't
keep any fifteen year old whisky. We ad
wise every one to go to Craddock's, where
they can feel assured that they will get the
best. Cradtock shows no favorites. He
gives the poor laboring man the same bot.
tie that he gives the banker.
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A Murderer Capturcd

Fred Waite, who was arrested here and
taken 10 Franklin, lin Robertson county,
for theft of ,aise, and who made his es-
cape from Jail at that place last Sunday by
killing the jailor, has been captured, Dep.
uty Sheriff Scott tracked him the following
day with bloohounds, and caught him not
far from Franklin. He made no resistance,
as he had emptied the six-shooter he took
from the dead jailor, but he told the dep.
uty that ifhe had even jack knife he
would fight to the bitter end before he
would be taken. lie is now in Jail at Frank
lin and will in all probability swing for the
murder he committed.
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MARKETS ny TELEaRAPH.
aT InuIa

III. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS June 2.-Flour actiuo and firm, M.
per grades better family $50 to AS, choice,
$50,
Wheat higher, bu, very unsettled; No. . red
fall, cash. l26 to n Ia June. LIZ; July, iosT.S
August 1. O5 SIS.
Corn higher cash, 20 to ai.2 June 1868
July. 20 Is.
Oats higher, but dull; cash SO Ii? July, sos.i.
Rye duh and nominal.
Whisky dull aud unchanged at LILO
Pork higher jobbing, 1000,
Hulk meats IN light demand, bnt holders Arm;
shoulders, 65 short rib, llSt short clear Ito.
Bacon higher shoulders, rs, short rib, u 90.
abort clear 1871 Ia
Lard dull and nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 2-Flour quiet firm and I'M
changed.
wheat active. firm and higher: No, 2 Chicago
spring, cash. igr to la la June. la Ia July,
L2S o.. 20 LOO: No 2 regular, July, i.is Ia.
Corn act We, nfm and higher Iash aud June.
~ 3.& July, "a 10 "a is,
Oats strong and higher caAh, ios 81; June,
old
Fork active, firm aud higher cash. io62 IL
10 ~ IS: June, ~ 60 Ia TO 1868,
Lard active and higher; cash and June II rs
July.lL42 Ia 10 II. D.
Hulk meats steady and IN fair demand, shoul
ders, 200 short rib, Ills short clear MS
Eggs quiet Al i6 Ia
whisky steady a1.ll.
tNoIs--No New Orleans market reports re
csived al this ofhce. -fpi
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The Turkey Cuse.

The famous turkey suit of II. Heath vs.
Stewart Crayens, was decided in the county
court yesterday, in favor of Mr.. Heath.
Mr.. Heath's turkey chose to cast her eggs
and hatch them on the soil of Mr..
Crayens, and after giving the gang of young
ones forced march through the believed
grass and weeds, all but five of them died
OF consumption. These five took to the
premises of Mr.. Cravens kindly and grew
fat. Mr.. Heath was aware of the faithiess-
ness Of his turkey-hen and made formal
demand for their return, and when
Cravens declined to give them up
he went before Justice Felkner to
take legal steps to get them, while
Crayens went before the same court and in
stituted proceedings to stop it, The case
worked its way up to the county court,
and was tried yesterday. There were some
twenty witnesses in the case, turkey
gobbler included-all the rest of the turkeys
having died. The jury found verdict in
favor OF Heath The cost of the case
amounts to nearly 500, and all about five
turkeys, of which number only .one sur
wives TO tell the story.
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|ne United States District Attorneyship.
There seems to be chung jury" on the
|uestion of Bigger's confirmation. II our
|'ehd, Mr.. Miner, should not be retained,
care inclined to think a good republican
foald be diligently sought for to fill his
|o'''ion. Some of our valued friends have
sgested the name of our townsmen Mr..
|vseph &; Orr Us a suitable .person for the
lace, and as he is the only republican law
~ IN the city, save Mr., Bigger, they have
[SsHested his name Us a candidate for the
POSITION.
ar. Orr is a man against whom nothing
pa be said. His youth is compensated for
a liberal education, and all who know
m seem to regard him as man of cul.
NY y, and legal qualification.
VI one thing We are satisfied. His as socia-
ous and connections here prove him to be
gentleman, and that is the kind Of man
ewant.
Mayhap the imbraglio in the republican
mp may result in a "dark.horse" nomi.
uon. From what we have heard and
.n Mr. Orrs appointment would be one
n.y. would reflect no discredit on the ad'
nstration. The HERALD takes no part
personal politics, but II does profess Z
luaiity for the appointment Of men tc
ise who are socially of good standing
w professionally competent to discharge
euuties OF their offices.
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THOMPSON BROS.

We are constantly adding to our already immense
Stock of all that pertains to the DRY GOODS Trade
anu are able to offer to our patrons all the Latest
Novelties in FANCY GOODS, together with com
plete assortment OF Staples, at the Very Lowest Cash
we buy our Goods at Headquarters for Cash and viii
not be mdersold. 1t is our aim to keep the best of
every article in our line Please examine our Stock
and get our prices before you buy, and remember
that poor article is not cheap at any price
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A Wnr Clnud Rnrata.

There was lively fisticuif on Main street,
in front Of the postoiiice yesterday evening,
between August Hoerr and an old man by
the name of George Monroe, in which the
latter split good deal of claret. 1t ap-
pears that both are in the soda-water bust
ness, and Hoerr claimed that Monroe had
been talking about him and had called him
thief which brought on collision. Both
parties were arrested and placed under
bond
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ADvipy Nlexicgn.

a squad OF Mexicans arrived from the
Es' on yesterdays Texas & Pacific passen.
I train, and the party presented the ap.
Eafance Of small funeral cortege, One
'ne number was lying on mat of blan.
Fain the front end Of the smoking car,
an almost totally unconscious condition,
Im his saddcned companions, none Of
pom, except half.breed intcrpreter.
|s va speak English, seated around the end
'ne car and near him, tanning the die,
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;oecial Weather Report from Galveston
Cotton Relt

GALVESTON, June 2.-Observations showing
hlshesl aud lowest temperature and rainfall
HI past twenty-four hours, taken daily at 5
O'clock M
The following railroads kindly cooperate with
Ae United States signal service by requiring
,Asir agents to take the observations and use
aeir wre-without expense to the government
10 transmit by them, viz: Gulf, Colorado &
santa Fe, International Il Great Northern, Texas
kpacifc, Texas II New Orleans Houston &
Texss Central, and Galveston, Harrisburg Il San
,ntonin railroads.
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A Palace

to which you are all invited, Webb,
Young & Co.'s new China Palace, 63l Elm
street, Our stock is large, new and com.
plete; our figures the lowest--will duplicate
st. Louis and Chicago prices. Ladies, we
wish to call your attention to our elegant
liue of decorated wares. New patterns in
glassware and q well assorted stock Of fancy
and staple goods. 1t will pay you to visit
us before purchasing elsewhere.
WEnB, YOUNG & Co.
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The ROard of Trade.

Men of sense, who now and then indulge
in social drink of something to sustain the
inner man, generally go where they can
procure the purest and best brands of
liquors, and this is.why there is such n
crowd constantly pouring into the Board
of Trade, for they feel satisfied that
tirst-class. Nlessrs. Randall q Purday
have by courteous manners, assisted by
their polite assistants, made host OF
friends and a success out of the Board OF
Trade saloon.
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Lewis Dalton, colored, charged with using
insulting language, was discharged.
John Jackson was fined IS for drunken
ness.
Bill Terry, charged with drunkenness;
case continued
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Summer Excursion Tickets at Reduced
Rates

to all summer resorts in the north, north
east, southeast, and to Colorado and New
Mexico will be placed on sale June LIST, 1889,
by the Texas Il Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railway companies. These tickets are good
for return until November LIST, 1882. Ticket
offices ut corner of Lamar street and Pacific
avenue, Dallas, and at Union depot, East
Dallas, Sleeping-car accommodations Sc
cured in advance when desired.
X. w. THOMSON, JR.,
Ticket Agent.
d. A. TURNER, Assistant Ticket Agent,
Union depot.
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"Grit and Energy Must Win,u

The advertisement in to-day's issue of our
enterprising clothier, |. Reinhardt, 70i Elm
street, is well worth close perusal, not
only for its unique and happy style, but for
the plain, honest facts Reinhardt states in
his advertisement. We only wish that Dial.
las could support hundred new business
houses, who show the grit, tact and energy
that Reinhardt, the clothier, shows; and our
word for it, when you get to know Mr.
Reinhardt, you will like him, and his force
OF polite clerks no less.
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An unusual ripple of excitement Is oc-
casionally observable on the waters OF
modern progress when the wonderful GENT
us Of Franklin, Fulton or Edison rises TO
the surface and startles the civilized world
with an immense discovery or invention.
u Is now discovered that for purity, health.
fulness and popularity, Faulk's Celebrated
Milwaukee Reg and Bottled Beer beats the
world
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Facts Worth Remembering.

Most eminent physicians give testimony
that the best, safest and mildest remedy
for all forms of blood.poisoning whether in
herited or contracted, lie Acker's Blood
Elixir, which gives tone and vitality to the
pimples, scrofula, rheumatism, etc. Sold
byW. II. Patterson d Co., the blackstone
Eminent men.
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tn. ENVItsIcn
Whenever an excursion party has im-
mense innocent enjoyment, and comes off
with clear conscience, you may know
liberal demand has been made on Falk's
Celebrated Milwaukee Beer.
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In order to close out our immense stock
Of iellies before the hot season comes on,
We have positively marked them down to
actual cost, at which we will continue
to sell the coming week. Avail yourselves
of the opportunity. LorR Il FRgInERC,
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L. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner OF Main and
Poydras streets. Repairing fine watches
speciality.
Just received fine assortment of new
clocks, all prices, at the new jewelry store,
corner of Main and Poydras streets.
Go and see Curtis and get one of those
new fob chains and charms-an elegant as
sortment at the new jewelry store, corner
of Main and Poydras streets.
The finest stock of spectacles and eye
glasses in the city at corner of Main and
Poydras streets.
Bangle rings-all sizes and prices at the
new jewelry store, corner of Main and Poy-
dras streets.
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To all good Judges II Is clear
The purest drinks Milwaukee Beer.

Ladies'
You are all cordially invited. Myself and
sales.ladies will be pleased to show you our
goods in every department. Respectfully,
Mrs. Il. Bauman, 706 Elm street.
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InF INVItUt.
There Is no hotel in the history of the
country perhaps that has grown so rapidly
in public favor as the LaClede hotel of
st. Louis since 1t passed into the able hands
of Messrs, Griswold & Sperry, those two
veteran hotel men. They are determined
to run it in first-class style, and that they
have fully succeeded is well.known to the
renernl nnhlic.
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Ferd n. Tucker,

FerU N, TUCKER,
at lib Camp street, is engaged regularly
in the grain and produce trade, and buys
and sells and transacts regular commis.
sion business. He will give particular AT.
tention to sales of futures, and solicits pat
ronage in this line. His knowledge and ex-
perience in the grain business gives assur-
ance that all matters entrusted to his care
will receive intelligent attention Being a
member Of the Grain and Produce Ex-
Change, affords him all the facilities and adj
vantages possessed by any one in the city.
lie gives his own personal attention to
every commission entrusted to him. Re-
mittances promptly made.
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Lottery.
Persons desiring tickets In the Louisiana
State Lottery viii find II TO their interest
70 order through q. A. Webster, at 7o5
Elm street.
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Attention-W. X. wheelock has the new
patent ice-cream boxes. great conveEi-
ence TO parties taking home cream for din
nor or supper, No leaking. Try them.
Sl9 Elm.
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Hungarian -four always on hand at Loeb
& Freipergs.
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Smoke Duke Of Dur ham cigarette, mild
GLOW and pure.
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Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
/. s. Mayer, 03l and 933 Elm street, has the
incest restaurant in the city.
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For bridal outfits. See Mrs. Bauman, 100
Elm street.
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French Flowers,
ornaments and beads at Bauman's, 7o6
Elm street.
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Kid Gloves and Mits
ali colors at Baumans, T0G Elm street.
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Plain and lined parasols at cost, at Calm
Bros. & Co.'s.
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The finest beer made on the globe
Is that you buy Of Max 4 Loeb.
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Boots and shoes at cost, at Ovens, 800
Elm street.
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Leading novelties in lace, scarf. and ties
nj Calm Bros a Co.'s,
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POLITICAL MATTERS.

lean Maximum. Mean Minimum Mean Rainfall
50 I'll e..
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

My MEN's OvERooATs FOR $7 AND 6 gre new, sound, strong, warm, and all right, e hun ireds can approve who have had them in years past. You can fnd them at Huhbell's, pur- chased in lots of 50.
 scarlet, All Wool Undershtrts at Hubben's Fine White, Saxony, Pure, All Wool
 U ,dersh,rss. HRhbeN's Aen's Heavy Winter Ulsters, a. s.
 67, S5D 70. IA, 1 and la, HubbeN's Fur Mittens. Long W Wrists, Buck
 Palms, HubbsIl's You will find the Largest Stock at Hubbsll's lou will find Lowest Prices st AubLell's You wlll find Square Dealing at Hubbsli's You will find ali the New Novel;
 ties for Men at HHbbeN's lS-tf. HUBBELL, Oothlar
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
BRING

This list of prices. It will as- sist you in making selections. Call for every article named below, and you will find you have struck the place to leave your hard earned dollar.
 It will cost you nothing to look at Hubbells New Heavy Wool Winter Suits for men price $500 Winter Listers for men, 8, Hubbelps. Look at the mems New Heavy Wool Winter Overcoats at Hubbelp 6. price Two Dollars, I have sold lots of them.
 Read over carefully the ar. ticles named below, then take a look at the goods, and judge for yourself, at Hubbelps.
 Received from Paris, France, Nov. 1e, per. Steamer "Elber," the latest Parisian Novelties in Neck Scarfs, Ties, Bows, etc. , which have created quite a sen sation at HubbelPs Clothing Store, Ct. Harrington, where you will find an
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15

HMy stock of Clothing, as usual is large and carefully ss- lected, having in view she BEST GooDs for the LEAST MONEY.
 ~ Take a trip up to Hub bells; it will pay you.
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
M. R. MEAD. Connan. Conu

'1' 11' MI H1lE UF O1G13HdEHs9 VWW1ase HE .LER in Stationery, in he line of fine Writ A' ing, Note, and Business Pap"rs aud Envel pes etc The trade supplied in quantities to suit. a,SO
 STANE AESD LITERATURE al d r. pular Ooks at reduced prices. All orders mid witt care. and warranted satisfactory. atsou Block, opposite Union R. R. Depot.
 1y39
Connecticut western news., 1882-03-15
w. KR. COGEPAUGH.

PARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum ID mings' Block, Canaan Ct Hair Cutting, >hampooing, Shaving, etc., executed ID the best style quicHly, and at living prices. My mottOls, to please. Come and see me. Ali kinds of Har Work made from Combings, also furnished,