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Foreign.
THB LAST PoRMALIrIEs.


TIB LAST PoRMALIrIEs,
ALEXANDRIA, July 10.-Notice of bonn
bardment of Alexandria was given this
morning by letter addressed to the goy-
ernor by Admiral Seymour. Mr..
Courtright, acting British consul here, hs s
written letters to Rajabeb Pasha, president
ofthe Egyptian ministry, announcing the
suspension of relations with the Egyptian
government, and another letter TO Deryish
Pasha, Turkish commissioner declaring
that he will be held responsible for the
safety of the khedive.
Tue Eastern telegraph company gives
notice that all commercial messages will be
stopped during the engagement, pending
transferring of the officers to shipboard
Ships having on board officials Of the Otto
man Bank, Credit Lyonnaisc, ETC., have al
ready lett. the twenty-iOur hours notice
expires at o'clock tomorrow morning,
when the bombardment will commence
Admiral Seymour yesterday summoned
his captains on board the flag ship and set.
tied the details of the bombardment. The
French fleet will not participate in the
bOmbardment.
1t is believed that the governor of Alex
andria has proposed compromise, but
Admiral Seymour will not accept any
terms short of the surrender of
the forts. The British ships are
cleared Tor action. The Thetis, Monarch
and lnvincible are lying in the harbor
The rest of the ships are outside
me nhe foreign consuIs, except the
prltlsh, have protested against
bombardment. All foreign men
oi;,war, except the English, are lying out.
side the harbor. The French squadron
sailed at sunset, leaving behind only the
Alma and Hirondell.
WILL RETURN THE FIRE.
LoNnoN, July l0.-rhe Times, in n lead.
ing article, says Admiral Seymour will this
morning demand the temporary surrender
OF the forts at Alexandria for The purpose
oi disarmament, under threat of lombard
ment in twenty-four hours.
A dispatch from Alexandria to the Daily
Telegraph says The American Admiral
Nicholson warned the Arabs working on
the forts that il they fire at him he will
return the fire.
INEVITABLE.
-, Special dispatches from Alexandria to
the Standard and Daily News say The
English ultimatum was delivered nj q
o'clock this morning, so that bombardment
morning. All foreign men.ofwar are leay.
l.ng the harbor. a dispatch to the Central
News from Constantinople from Alexan.
dria,. says: Communication with the porte
is being maintained by dispatch boats. A
private telegram confirms the news that
The notice OF bombardment was given nj
o'clock this morning.
In the house of lords this afternoon
Lord Granville, foreign secretary, confirmed
the news that unless Alexandria's forts
were temporarily surrendered Admiral
tomorrow.
1T WAS PAINFUL,
he said, TO be obliged to use force against
the weak, but the hostile preparations had
been proceeding in defiance of the orders.
both oi the khedive and the sultan. The
action now taken was In simple sef.detense.
=, IN THE HOUSE OF coMMoYs
Sir Charles Dixie made asimilar statement.
IL was loudly cheered
PARIS, July 1Q.-It is said semi.ofllcinlly
that the fleet will 10 to Port Said In accord.
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Marshall,


MARSHALL, July 10.-At n meeting of the
Harrison county bar this morning. Hon.
William Stedman was called TO the chair.
and Charles N. Adams acted as secretary.
IL was moved and carried that every mem.
bei OF this bar be constituted q delegate 10
attend the bar association TO convene in
Galveston, July 10th.
Pat Cassiday and John Thompson
(colored), employed at Mathe's saw mill,
quarrel led and fought. Pat lodged q small
lead mine in Johns "popon,n and Cassiday
skipped the country. Nothing serious Is
apprehended.
The citizens will meet at the courthouse
tonight to consider the proposition of
voting tax for public school purposes.
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Washington Brevltles.
AGRICULTURAL,

WAsHISdreN, July dissatisfied re-
turns OF the department of agriculture for
July, which are very full, show that cot
ton has improved since the lst of June, its
average condition being 3 points better
on the lst of July. From Virginia 10
Georgia and west of Mississippi every
state shows higher figures. From Florida Ia
Mississippi and Tennessee the condition
has slightly declined. The general average
is92, which is higher than in July oflS73 and
1874, and lower than in any other year oi
the past ten. II was SO in 1877 and 1879, and
70 last July This condition is due to the
and general improving unde,
favoring skies. Figures for the seyera
states are Virginia. S5; North Carolina, 80
South Carolina, 90; Georgia, 81; Florida, 90
Alabama, 93; Mississippi, 81; Louisiana, 06
Texas, ~; Arkansas, 80; Tennessee, rs. Ir
Texas and South Carolina the condition |!
better than in July of 1881. In Louisiana
the drawbacks reported are those of th,
past, and are materially deficient stands
slow growth and general backwardness
but there is marked absence OF presen
unhealthy condition. Returns are nearl,
unanimous in indicating degree of vigo
anu rapidity OF growth, Thus far there 1
only loss of time for development an,
fruitage. Future favorable conditions ma,
make good the deficiency, but unfayorabl,
weather in July and August would max
a full crop impossible.
=. In accordance with
SPECIAL ORDER
made by Judge Wyie on Friday last sever
members of the grand Jury assem-
bled in the criminal court room
this morning Tor the purpose 0
considering the new evidence 10 b,
presented to them in the star-route cases
The district attorney reported there wer
six absentees and the marshal was dirccte,
to summon.a sufficient number of person
to complete the panel, pending which &C
tion the jury was dismissed.
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Futures,
COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, July 10.-The Posts cotton
report says A good demand for future de-
livery has advanced prices for July, August,
September and October to II points, but
the inquiry fell Off and there was a decline
of 10 to II points for August. AT the first
call they sold from 1915 down to 1870
The call closed at 1912. After the call as
much as 1917 was paid, which brought in
many sellers and caused a reduction TO 49,
The late months are neglected. At the
third call July brought 1898 August, 1903;
September, l269; October, 1908; April,
l226.
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Tho Fire Record
AT CooPERsvILLE.

CoorERsvILLE, Mich, July 10-A fire
here Inst evening destroyed the house of
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The voice Of New Haven after nine
weeks OF her murder "Malleydic-
tion."
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Crimes and Casualties.
KILLED FOR HIS MONEY

CHICAGO, July 10.-In seviere county,
Arkansas, recently, George and West Nc.
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Oheering Reports from MANY Loeou.
Ties. Showing the Beniflcent
Effects ofthe Bounteous
Rain Of Sunday.
Austin Notes.-The Scholastic PRO
Rata -Ex.Marshl RusselPs
Trial-John Hancock.
'ai'eston Receives the Second E,le
OF the New Crop-It Goes to
New Orleans.
A heartless Emigrant's Craven Deed
An Absconder.
A Kansas Brother Accidentally Shoots
His Sister.
Other, Interesting State ysws
Other, Interesting State News.
Austin.


AUSTIN, July l0.-There were tbrce chor
ters filed in the Office of the secretarv Of
state to-day. One for the Marshall stroet
railway aud transportation comnonv Of
Marshall, the Board of Trode ~ ~.
Worth, and the Youths. Mutnai Al - @ nont
ciation of America, another cndnwrsv, "asV,
company, with headquarters at Marlin
Aet(ng Comptroller Sneed estimates ,ho
t ayaliao'e revenue for the support of free
schools Tor the coming year AZ 81 (5a aoS
ai,u upon inns estimate the state hoard NJ
education fixed the per capita for the distr;.
tion at sj'45 for each pupilbasnr The distri.
pution on ascholas'ic population of oo5 oao
inis Is an increase of 70 cents per capitn
ing board of education also decided
.o, .o "u,n,t I'VE state pupils from each
NAL school, the pupils to be , apnointsd i'p bv
,he senator in each district, but to be- SO. s
lected by competitive examination.
IN lne Russell case to-day the prosccu.
tIon oilered in evidence the accounts of
Deputy Marshals Mcfarland Ioneo VI
| Lothian and Mamaster, and also ;n,
| oduced evidence tending to show
mat the accounts had been raised nffer
.hey were entered in the office blotter and
tiat tne aihdayits attached to them were
not gen ,line. The district attorney then
announced that the evidence for the GOV. gov.
ernment was, closed, aud tomorrow the
evidence FOR the defense will be offered II
VIII PROBABLY be several days before the case
goes 70 the jury. 1t is impossible as VET 10
predict the result, but the attorneys for the
an 1quittal "' 'o''''''i' vi
me city, council are taking action with n
view 20 suPJecting. the property of the In.
,cria.iohai i,hi Great Northern railway
! Judge Uencoci, ;I vii W ~, ,aAatlon;
ton convention as delegate. N"'''''
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Bolton

Special TO the Herald,
BELroS, July 10.-In the democratic
county convention held here to-day the
delegates to Galveston was sent uninstruct.
ed. 20. Mills for congress, A. ]. Harris
for senator, and @. w. Tylor for floater,
were instructed for. Senator Coke's course
was endorsed. The convention refused
to make nomination for
co.representative in recommending Gamer
on for the aoater and Lampasas for the
senatorial convention.
A fine rain fell here and over all parts Of
the county last night. II was much needed
aud placed the county In excellent condi-
tion, refreshing crops and business.
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ST. LOUIS July l0-rhe Peckham iron
company, Charles Gre ey, president, have
assigned for the benefit of creditors. As
sets stated at $lS2,000 have been conveyed
to secure the payment Of $4,000. Full
liabilities not yet known.
Hallen II Co., commission merchants,
have failed. They were short on wheat,
corn and ootp
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Plano.


Special to the Herald
PLANO, July lO.-Yesterday our town
presented quite lively appearance. there
being between 1900 and 5000 neonIe boro
attending Major Penn's camp-ineetinp' A
great many more would have attended, bn,
were Kept at home on account of tha in.
clemcncy OF the weather. His meetinos
wlll close Wednesday night, and he viii
leave thursday morning for Van A,stync.
where he will hold a series of meet;nrs
also. VI ineeVihbs
Swumey Il Henson, keepers of A huckster
stand at Penn's camp.meeting, have
lnmped the town on account of Ks beinS
discovered that they were scIlins
whisky without the necessary licensae
quite serious runaway occurred vestcr.
gay morning to Miss Sophie Wells. while
uriVing TO the camp grounds, she beine
thrown out of the buggy and bruised nS.
quite bediy about the arms and head. The
cause OF the runaway was man riding n
horse that he could not control, which Tnn
INTO the buggy, giving fright to the animal
attached to the buggy,
The grain shipments for this season mn
10 uale, are l15 cars. From 5000 to 0Oo
bushels OF grain are being marketed here
daily. Farmers say they are paid as hieb
prices for their cereals here as thew cor,ld
obtain in Dallas. ''
a line shower OF rain fell last night.
winch Will be great benefit to the rrowing
crops. The weather is sultry and warm.
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Snce with an understanding with Admirsl

snce s Win M understanding with Admiral
SENSATIONAL,
fARls, July l0.-Gaulois professes ia
know that General Skobe,eff committed
suicide in order to escape the exposure of
his connection with the nihilists.
CALCUTTA, July l0.-A dispatch 10 the
Times says the government of India has re.
cceived definite orders TO dispatch its con.
nngent TO Egypt under Sir Robert Nc.
Pherson. A large siege train is preparing
at Agra and Bombay arsenals.
The HAGUE, July l0.-Several bodies
nave washed ashore from the Dutch iron.
clad Adder, reported lost, Saturday,
PERFECTLY LEGITIMATE.
CoNsrANrINoPLI. July l0-The confer
ence will probably not meet until after
affairs in Alexandria are more settled.
Ambassadors generally consider the action
OF England in regard to Egypt perfectly
legitimate,
ADJOURNED.
MADRID July l0-Senor Segastas. ptesi
dent OF the council, read decree in both
die. 1'' ''"'
AT LAST
LONDON. July lie a, m. "A CORES
pondent of Reuters Telegraph company or
board the Bittern, telegraphs the follow
ing:
ALEXANDRIA, July ll-(7 n. m,,-The
Dombardment has commenced
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PERSONAL

city.
DR.. James Orr. Of Terrell, Is at the Grand
Windsor.
Mrs. Sallic Griffith, of Waxahachic, Is
visiting friends In this city.
Il. NJ. stsckpalc and II. s. Thompson. Of
Galveston, paid the HERALD aplcasant call
yesterday.
.Mr. II, l.. wepf, Of the Terrell Times, is
In the city on business and hand shaking
with his old friends.
Colonel A. Q. Irvine, who has been con.
fined 10 his bed for the past few days BY
bilious fever. Ia improving.
Miss Evelyn Rooney, Of Columb bus, Geor.
glA, arrived Ia the city yesterday to take a
position In the Dallas Female college.
Messrs. d. Q. and John L. BELL, late Of
Zine Bluff, Arkansas, are In the city for the
purpose Of locating In business.
J. N. Bullock. the popular passenger
agent ofthe Memphis \ Little Hook rail.
road, 10 q guest at the Grand Windsor.
Thso. whIteman, sssnt Of the Gree.
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: ! Ill III $ : II !

The Highest Rec mmendatlon OF ANY Med.
icine ON tho Market Read, Reflect and
bo proiited Thereby,
n NV ORLEANS, la May -. 1852 -MCSSrs. W .
II. Patterson 4 Co:
Gcnts:-l take great pleasure in testiiying
to the beneficial results derived from the
use of your Peachstone liniment; having
applied same in various cases of neuralgia,
sprains, bruises and rheumatic tendencies,
in all of which the relief has been most sat
isiactory. heartily recommend your Lini-
mcnt to the afflicted. Respectfully,
SAM BoyD.
Mr.. l.. Dufour. of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
says; The Liniment ordered from 20 u
gives entire satisfaction.
Messrs. Richbourg n Bro, OF Carlton,
Texas, says: We have tried your lniment
and can say that we have never seen any
equal to it. 1t does more than you claim,
for II.
Messrs. Walford Il Hobson, Allen, Texas
writes us August 9TH, 1882: That 1t is
the best screw-worm medicine they sell,
For sale by all druggists.
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Mrs, Dickinson will open kindergarten
for children from to 6ycats of age in con.
nection with her school. Such school hay.
ing long hccn needed here. kindergartcns
have become a necessity in other cities, why
not in Dalasr A teacher from the ST. Louis
training school will he employed. Parents
wishing to take advantage of this apply al
once ut 1912 Jackson street.
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Every day in this city thousands Ct per-
sons eat too much at dinner, and, as q con
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc, If these
will take Just one OF Carter's Little Liver
Pills immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un-
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and may continue in their improper course
of eating big dinners without fear. Only
one little pill, remember; % cents. All
druggists. For sale by Williams, Tollivel
Il Walker druggists.
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John Crangle's patent Hungarian process
flour, ground at the Anchor mills, ST. Louis,
the best flour on earth. For sale by all
first class grocers, Take no other, II you
want good bread. A trial Of II will con.
vince anyone of its superiority over all
other brands. For sale, wholesale and
retail, by Bryan X Bradshaw, agents.
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Mrs. Il, Dalton, an experienced and arts.
tic drcSsmakcr, has opened new establish
ment for the ladies over GARDENERS dry goods
store, on Elm street. All the latest styles
and patterns of ladies' drcssmaking and
fancy work can be seen ut Mrs. nalton's,
and she intends making her establishment
one of the incest and most fashionable and
Texas. The ladies are invited to give her
A call
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The Rendrcbrook house, Colorado, Tex.
as, has thrown open its doors to the travel.
ing public. To commercial men, special
inducements In the way Of large and COM
modious sample-rooms, elegant sleeping
apartments, and cuisine uneQualled are
offered. Mr.. Stratton, the polite and 1T.
,snt t manager, understands the wants Of
commodations 10 DO had in northwest
Texas. Stop with him.
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' Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rate
20 all important points in Georgia, Tennes
see, Kentucky, North and South Carolina
and Virginia over the Star & Crescent
route, via Houston and New Orleans
Time and money saved, convenience and
pleasure guaranteed. No omnibuss trans
iers, and fewer changes of cars than by
other lines, and acknowledged by the tray
cling public to be the best road in the
south. Baggage checked through, and
sleeping car berths secured. For tickets,
time cards, or any information apply to or
address Erwin o. FLoop.
Ticket Agent Ii. Il II. c. Il, r., Dallas.
j. l.. A. THOMAS,
L. 7. A. Star \ Crescent route, Dallas, Tex.
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TOT TNVNt UT TVNsV,
for three years, the lower part of the brick
building-50 by 100 fect--corner Main and
Second streets TT. Worth. Suitable for a
wholesale house For particulars inquire
of G, Il. Dixon or Thomas II, Whitaker,
corner OF Florence and Second streets.
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To. all requiring an excellent tonic com.
posed Of natures own product, and most
invigorating beverage, We cheerfally recon.
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
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Mrs, Rachael Martin, of Troy, New York,
writes: IL have been widow eighteen
years From overwork and the cares of u
large family, have for many years been
ailing from rheumatic pains and severe in
digestion, Oils and liniments only eased
my pain. took many remedies Internal
ly, hoping to find permanent relief My
next door neighbor, Mrs, Perry, told me to
try Browns Iron Bittcrs, and that II had
cured her OF dyspepsia, irregularities, etc.
did SO, and have not suffered al ache or
pain since using the first bottle, nor has in
digestion troubled me-
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G. A. ON, contractor and builder, has
moved his shop to Market street, between
Main and Commerce.
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Have seen s, $. $. stop the hair from
falling out in short time, wonderful effects
in all skin and blood diseases. W. IL. Pat.
terson, druggist, Dallas, Texas.
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches q
the Parlor are still the rage and beat
nsrthcr in breaking the monotony Of sum
mer heat.
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Excursion tickets to Atlanta ana Chatta
nooga are again on sale via the Memphis Il
Charleston railroad. For price of tick
cts, maps and guide-books, and other in.
formation concerning the route, address
7, Il. RoGERs,
General Western Agent, Dallas, Texas.
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Western despatch, Erie Il Pacific despatch
South Shore line, has returned troma trip
east.
Mrs W. q. Sterrctt and children re.
turned Wednesday from Louisville, and
other points in Kentucky, visitingrelalivcs
MIR. S. l.. Sanders, OF Corinth, Mssis-
sippi, and brother Of Doctor NJ. NJ. Sanders,
tho matrimonial insurance agent, arrived
yesterday and will make Dallas his home,
Miss Hattie Stcmmons, the accomplished
daughter of Colonel John NJ. Stemmons,
left yesterday morning Tor Millersburg,
Kentucky, where She goes to attend the fe-
male institute at that place. - =.
DR.. ". N. Weems left last evening for
San Antonio, to be absent for two or three
weeks in the interest of his health, rs he is
Just recovering from two weeks spell Of
fever.
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For 80 Days Only
We oiIer to sell below cost and no lonre,
from date. at Baamsn's, 700 Kim street.
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We Must Sell ON
our suits and millinery before we receive
new goods at SOC on the dollar, at Bau-
mans.
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lfyou want good bread and cakes use
Deimonico flour.
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Ladies', Please Remember
We must close out all summer goods ut half
price. Go TO the Ladies' New Bazaar, ut
Bauman's,
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Pure, unadulterated Glen Lea and Ces
Lake whiskies at tho Wichita saloon.
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Everything you. want \ Yves. clsra's.

Wholesale and Retail
Ladies' enhs and fancy FOODS a Bau.
mana, 100 Elm street.
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Price our uoods,
millinery laces. fancy goods You be sure
TO buy nj BaumAn's.'
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Laces and embroidery We sell by % pc
cent: cheaper than any other house. A. 4
Il. Mittenthal, COG Elm street.
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II you want to buy IA family carriage,
end for Orr's catalogue and price list
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Why Is Spring Tobacco having such
rum Because chewers know II Is the bes,
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To tho Drummcrs OF tho West,
When at Colorado, stop with W. ID. STRAIT
ton, at the Rendrebrook House. The best
sleeping apartments, the best table, the
best sample rooms IN the west.
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We receive daily new goods at Bauman's
706 Elm street.
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seudyour grocery orders o Yves. Clark
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The onlce, ON roydras street, grows in
popular favor daily.
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Great slaughter

Great Slaughter
70 close out our spring rnd summer goods
II the Ladies' New Bazaar. 1t Bauman'5.
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Ten matrimonial chances for sale which
will expire in ten days, Apply at Cos Main
street.
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A Froobci Kindergarten for DALLAS,

Those who "smilen at the 0nlce smile and
smile again,
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=, u w N T HVWNNl
I. 7. A. Star Il Crescent route, Dallas, Tex.
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~ : : q : : 49,

Many wait for it to get SUMMER CLOTHING cheap and
well rewarded the waiting This Clearing Sale made at
the proper time when through trying make money
Summer Goods and having further for them of
profit we are willing to turn them into