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GRIMES AND CASUALTlES-BY TELEGRAPH.
TIcKETs FoR AZ IMAaINARY PICNIC.


BUFFALO. June 13.-Francis Thornton and Ber-
Nolan arrested to-day for selling tickets 10
hica picnic the confessed that
Toledo and Western cities had becn worked In the
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS DEFRAUDED
READING, June 13.-Osmund Geier, secretary OF
Goodwill and Lafayette Building associations
proprietor FrveW arrested this afte oon
charged defraudng tho associations lie held In
"a, 300 bail for hearing.
ALETTER THIEF CAPTURED.
NEW ORLEANS, juno l3.-Post ONCE Inspector
George Dice arrived here Morgsns Louisiana aud
Texas Railroad to-day with W. W. Tresdwe who charged
Tobbng postal that road OF large quantity OF
valuable mail matter Inspector Dice recovered The greater
part Of the stolen letters.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE SHOOTING.
lGEEEkAL PREss DIsfATCMI


PIITsBURG, Penn, juno 13.-A dispatch to The
Post from UBontown, Penn, says:
James Mutt, son of Captain A. c. Mutt, deceased,
who was cashier OF tue State Treas
ury, shot and killed N. L. Dukes, bis
fathers murderer, this evening at haIf-past
o'clock. He shot four times, all the balls taking
effect. Dakes died instantly. Dukes Ind been
freqaently warned of his danger in
remaining in UDiontown and he
,a.ely said that he would either stay there
or in the cemetery IL sand that he had expressed
fear Of the son of Captain Mutt.
After nigbtfali to-day James Mutt was seen prac-
tisng with revolver at his home, and this
evening at about 7;30 o'clock he was standing
near the post Office when Dukes came along AS
Dukes was passing he turned lis head and noticed
young Mutt just as he stepped from the
doorway and fired shot, which took effect in
Dukes's side. Dukes started to run, when
Mutt followed aid shot again BY this
time Dukes was the Post Office
steps, when ne received another shot and fell inside
the door. Mutt followed and iied two moro
shots into his PROSTATE body, ono taking
effect in his neck Dukes was dead before
suy one could get to him. The revolver with which
the shooting was done is the same that Captain
Mutt carried on the morning OF his death Young
Mutt gave himself up aud is now IN Jail. lie was
calm, but as pale as a sheet Five shots were nred
Jour OF which look effect Tbs CorOneTs Jury Is
now sitting. Excitement here Is running high
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4 MURDEROUS GEORGIA NEGRO.

COLUMBUS, GA, June 13.-Jordan Corbin, a
entered the house of Benjamin Cardeu at Rock
ford yesterday. and shot him while he lying his
bed. Gardens vile jumped up and the negro shot her
DOWN. Gardens started TO the door to give ALARM
when lac also shot All three persons instantly
killed Mr.. Gardens daughter. fourteen years OF age,
made her escape and gave the alorm There was no
proyOcafiOu for the murders Scouting parties hunt
Ing the county for the murderer.
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A LITTLE GIRHS HORRIBLE FATE.

DETROIT, Mich, June 13.-Nettie Lyon,
eight years old. encountered q vagrant at Cheboygaa
last evening. by whom she assaulted and then
stabbed In left lung. She discovered until
this morning, when she found In dying condition
The greatest excitement prevails and citizens
ing country for the wretch.
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STABBED IN JERSEY CITY.

During quarrel in the Pennsylvania Rail
road Depot in Jersey City st midnight last night John
Cantwel OF 80. 132 Madisonst Newark, stabbed John
Caaghan, of Nc. 2l3 William-sL East Newark, three
times, twice IN the lef6 side and in the
face Cantwell. who intoxicated. arrested and
Callaghan was sent 10 the Charity Hospital
His wounds are believed to be dangerous. The two men
are friends, and had been ON a visit 70 New-York
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A CONFIDENCE WV ARRESTEp.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Chief of
Police OF this city recently requested by the Sheriff
OF Courand County. New.York, TO arrest four for
swinding The men had by three-card monte and con-
denoe games swnded various persons out OF between
5000 and $4,000 one OF them arrested this after
noon and committed 70 await a rcqusiti0n from Now
York. lie is believed TO be George Stanhope
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CHESAPEAGE AND ONO CANAL.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-A meeting Of the
directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal held in
this city tonight The question reduction Of tolls
and at late hour II decided to reduce the toll
coal from so 10 40 cents per ton between Cumberland
and Georgetown, subject To tho approval Of the Board
of Publlc Works. Tha 10 Is expected viii be followed
by reduction Of freight, which 90 ns per ton
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LOUISIANA SOLDIERS IN BOSTON,

BosToN, June 13.-The Continental Guards,
Of Orleans arrived in this city this morning and
were received by the National Lancers and Chsrestown
Cadets. The companies marched TO The City Hall, where
the visitors were welcomed by the Mayor.
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GRAND TRUNK PLANS.

MONTREAL June 13.-The Grand Trunk
authorities are actively engaged on new time table.
which has been rendered necessary by the late change
precipitated by the Michigan Central. IL will be
published Monday and will take effect the next
Monday. Through service from Chicago to
oston via Montreal will be shortened from fortyeight
TO forty hours and similar time will be adopted Tor the
trip When their line. now In course OF con-
struoao, from Dstr0t IL finished, whoh VIII be early
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BARNUM'S BABY SEA-LION

CHICAGO, June 13.-One of the sea-lons in
Barnums menagerie last night gave birth infant.
It Is thought TO be the first seaon born In captivity.
Its weight Is between six and seven pounds.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY.

WILKEBARRE, June 13.-The directors of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company. numbering over hfty with
friends, arrived here to-day Especial from New
York The leading coal operators Of this city rendered
thep banquet and Dall at the Wyoming Valley Hotel
tonight.
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crease the salaries OF legislators so per cent At meet
ing Of the Executive Council this afternoon the Gov
ernors nomination OF Edward Hamilton TO be member
Of the State Board OF Health, Lunacy and Charity was
rejected for the second time.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BosToN, June 13.--The Senate this after
Doou by vote OF 90 L. killed the House bill to in
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE E

At the annual meeting of the East River
and Connecticut Railway Company yesterday, the fol
lowing directors were elected Lewis NJ Brown, W. 8.
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THE HISTORY OF DUKEss CRIME.

I1fsU Veaf NJ u. UUKes, meluDer OF tHe
Pennsylvania legislature visitor the house OF
Captain A. O. Mutt cashier OF the State Treasury
enw o social and political prominence UDiontown
Early last December Dukes wrote letter Captain
Mutt IN which lie held up his daug nter as a wd
womaD saying tnst he had himself fallen before Der
temptations. ia this letter he made vile suggestion 10
Captain Mutt TO what he ought to do 10 prevent ths
open disgrace of his daughter He called again al
Captain Nuts house before mailing this
letter, and afterward took occasion to
DC absent from town when he knew the latter would be
o. home. AS soon as he knew Dukes was avoiding him
Captain Mutt answered the letter by mail speaking OF
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NEw-JERsEY CENTRALs NEW OFFICER s

LONG BRANCH, June 13.-Franklin B. Goweu,
president Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company issued order by which the jurisdiction
Of the heads the several departments OF that company
Ia extended the corresponding departments OF the
Central Railroad OF New-Jersey, which was recently
leased By the former company. John f. WootteD, gen
eral manager OF the Reading road Is thus made general
manager OF the Central issued order cutting
the Central road and It's leased lines into divisions
William W. stearns has been made superintendent of
the Central Division" composed Of the main line from
New York 10 Phillipsburg. ~ j., the Newark and New
York Railroad, the New-York and Long Branch Rail
road, the south branch running from SOmeryilo TO
Pennington, and the Chester branch Rufus Bl0dget
has been made division superintendent OF the New
Jersey Southern Railroad aud W. ;. Pohemus, superin-
iendent OF the Lehigl and Susquehanna DIVISION run
ming from Philllpsburg, N. j. 10 Providence. Penn
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WEST SHORE TRAVEL IN INTERRUPTED.

NEwBURG, June 13.-About 100 feet of the
West Shore Railroad, Iona Island sank six feet
yesterday, carrying down both tracks. The sinking
CURED while a construction train unloading gravel
and portion Of the fell into the ditch. The running
OF trains was ntcriered with last night. and to-day
passengers transferred at the point OF obstruction
The Novburg express abandon al for 10 day. IL Is
expected that the track VIII be repaired to-day and that
trains Will be running rs usual tom rrow.
General Horace Porter, president OF the company, has
been attending the graduating exercises At the Military
Academy at West Point lie returned to New-York yes
terday morning passing the break In the line. lie
said of IT, his return; "The sinking OF the track
Cured IN soft place which We have been watching
carefully. We had loaded II heavily with rock ballast 70
test 1t and the muck under the roadbed yielded
expected that 10 would. Now the road rests sand
fouadaton suppose that IL took about two hours to
M the ditch with gravel and to restore the tracks.
passed spot Rt 10 O'Clock by noon probably
the tracks In their proper position. Passengers by
the morning forced To around the break.
but there hardly interruption OF travel. Tine
accident Is not worth mentioning"
Tao West shore road Will be opened for business to
Kingston on June 20 and TO Albany and Saratoga on
July o.
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STREETS IRA VS..

Hair Goods at Bauman's.
Candy factory, To Elm street.
Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Buy the Domestic" and be happy.
Flowers and ribbons at Bauman's.
Neckwear and corsets at Bauman's.
orr's buggies are selling fast--.72i Main
street.
Headquarters for millinery at Bauman's,
| FOG Elm.
Did you see the Domestic sewing ma.
chine? Office $50 Elm street.
Coat-makers are wanted at Douglas Bros,
merchant tailors, 7O3 Main street.
The Brunswick saloon has the finest
lunch, and tish chowder is II specially.
Five thousand feet Champion iron fence
sold in two weeks. o. X. Harry, agent.
Hats and bonnets TO suit your faces and
match your dresses, at Bauman's, FOG Elm.
The Parlor saloon, on Lamar street. is
the resort of business and commercial men.
| Orr, 72i Main street, cannot be beat on
prices for buggies, buck boards and roa d.
carts.
The Brunswick saloon sets up the finest
liquors and cigars. Billiard tables neatly
arranged.
Orr, IA Main street, is receiving large
shipments of buggies, carriages and other
vehicles daily.
Put a nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobom,s starch polish. For sale by Wal,
lace Il Waggener.
II You want to purchase stock ranch, or
iarm, call on Wylie, Wilmans & Co., at
the Grand Windsor.
Just the thing for polishing a shirt bosom
collars and cuffs, Dobbin's starch polish.
At b. M. Bond & Co.'s.
All who want to have good time social
~, ana nice supper, should be at the
HERALD building tonight.
| If you want to rent or purchase A resi-
dence in this city call on Wylie, Wilrnans Il
Co., at the Grand Windsor.
Just opened, IAN Office of domestic sewing
machines" at $50 Elm street. Please cali
and see us. Thornton 4 Co.
One OF the prettiest saloons in Dallas,
where nothing but the best liquors are
Kept, is the Brunswick saloon.
when you want anything fine in the
drinking or smoking line, step into the
farlor saloon, on Lamar street.
:, For lame back, side or chest use Oh iloh,
Porous Plaster. Sold by w. II. Patterron
20, druggists. Dallas, Texas
Fashionable dressmaking in all the lead
ing styles done promptly and reasonable ",
Mrs. Woody's parlors, 10 Elm street ~
The hest f,opr IN Goa,s 60 w., ;.
John CranrIs,s III IIr """S sreen earth is
wholesale and retail by the agents Rrvan {
Bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street. -" "
The largest wbolesa,e and ro,.r ,u,,.
house IN the state Al, " orde esS h m,liinery
express PROMPTLY filled + Rsr NY n'a,, Vi
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Elm St. Corner Lamar. Elm st. Corner Poydras.

Everybody who freGuents the Fort knows
"Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be found-behind the bar OF the
Local Option, near depot. Unexceptiona-
BILE liquor and courteous attendance.
Mr.. James II. Wisdom, the noted pre-
scriptonist, Is again with J. L. Hay, drug
gist, 1906 Elm street, near the Union de-
pot, where his and the friends OF the house
can be supplied with fresh stock OF drugs
Wanted-To rent to responsible parties
a first class hotel with twenty well-iurnished
rooms, with parlor. Hotel doing o good
business. The reason for retiring, parties
wish to engage In other business. Address,
E. SIGAL. Baird, Texas.
John Craugle's Hungarian flour is the
best in the world. Bryan Il Bradshaw are
the agents, and always carry good stock
of IL fyOur grocer won't get IL for you,
20 to Bryan & Bradshaw, who always
keepit.
MIR. Kepplen, n native of East Tennessee,
and agent for the White sewing machine.
with headquarters at Fort Worth. died
Tuesday ut the residence OF MIR. w. IL.
Norton, corner Of Swiss avenue and Good
street OF typhoid fever.
Joe Abozzo, No. 30S Main street, dealer
in fancy and family groceries, receives daily
u iull, IRE sh supply of the best butter, fish
and vegetables of all kinds away ahead OF
the season here. Telephone your orders.
Goods delivered free.
Lodging will be required for three thous-
and strangers during the SGugertest. Less
than one thousand can only be accommo.
dated from the present outlook. People
are earnestly requested to send applications
for dodgers to lsidore Frciberg, corner Elm
and Lamar.
A hard-hearted old bachelor, while gaz
ing at cherub, so to speak, as 1t WAS held
in her arms on the streets yesterday, re
marked to bystander that he did not sup
pose the woman would take anything ioi
the babe, but AS for him he would not give
u dollar dozen for them, delivered,
Received to-day a carload OF the wor.
renowned Waukesha Springs wat which
We will sell In barrels at the same pric,
that it can be obtained at the Springs
freight added. We also offer it to tn,
trade csrbonated in bottles of fifty pint,
in cask Tor nine dollars.
| HuGHEs, Bros. Il Co.,
| Sole agents at Dallas
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PERSONAL.


A. A. Greenup and wife are guests at the
Windsor.
W. N. Vernon, of Wildwood, was in the
city yesterday.
Is. J. billiard, of Fort Worth, is registered
at the Windsor.
John Il. Jones, OF Shreveport, is registered
at the Windsor.
w. II. Eustice and wife, of Athens, are
| stopping at the Windsor.
J. s. Haywood, n prominent citizen OF
Jefferson, was in the city yesterday.
ii. q. Overaker, of Plano, passed through
the city yesterday, Ell route to Corsicana.
Mr.. 0. T. Maxwell, of Odessa, Missouri,
who is just returning from Florida, called
on us yesterday.
Mrs. Colonel w. w. Leake and daughter
Miss Grace, have returned from visit to
| Camden, Arkansas.
| John Browning, m old and prominent
citizen, who has been quite i'll with erysipe-
las, is somewhat improved.
| j. l.. A. Thomas, the indefatigable and
atlable passenger agent of the Star Il Cres-
cent route, is guest of the Windsor.
CASTOR Meslier, the popular passenger
agent of the Wabash line, is at the Wind
sor, after fly around over the country.
Captain Jack Switzer, confidential agent
and adiuser OF a leading New York dry
goods house, has returned to the city from,
u business trip to San Francisco and other
western points.
b. b, Groom, of Lexington, Kentucky
and famous sborlhorn breeder, who is in,
terested in the cattle trade of this state
where he has several ranches, was at the
"ln"sor Yesterday.
Captain W. w. Ross sold his homestead
ON hoss avenue, near the northern termi
nus nus OF sycamore street, to MIR. Thomas
rieim ior shoVo cash. several Other
smaller safes were maze curing tue day.
John Stewart, of the mercantile firm o.
Dives, Pon.eroy 4 Stewart, Of Reading
pennsylvania, is in the city, and is on hi.
return home, after n visit over the state in
search OF health, which is improved.
Judge X. Ii. West left for Weatberfor,
Yesterday. as counsel in ths casa nr ,h,
State against Eli Mcconnell, who is chargeC
with killing his child. The defendent wa,
to have had II hearing yesterday 10 get hi,
bail, fixed at present at $40, 900, reduced.
Pm. Haskell. A prominent vour, Iaw
yer, of Chicago. of The firm Of SSset q
Haskell, is in The city. He WAS n cIassmo, "
of eur Junior member, Mr. Hall We hs,
spent the past few mohshs at San Antonio
and Boerne for his health, which ia mnci
improved, and no will snend ssvars, 'T dau,
IN this civ ""' '' Will '''nu several uay'
AZ. ~. n.e,
MT oscar DeStahGh, an accomplished
sSe re mn NM mas peeh IN TINS CITY iol
Ss. Nv non.ns pass, ie't iast evening tol
EEuw orienns, mprlolk, New York anc
huroNe, he VIII De absent until Septem
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OVER THE CITY.

.Blackberries have found their way into
40 market.
Aesars. e. T. Gadd and T. II. Smith. IN.
Trance agents, whose office is 7li Elm
xset late copartners, are driving q good
uainess. e0N
The hNst quality OF pure, fresh roasted
NJ always on hand at the Dallas Coffee
q 6pice Mills, 940 Elm street, between
geamore and Ervay.
pmoer Clapp arrested Dan Bruce, colored
1oeyoay and placed him under bond on
eRcr3e Of AsaAulting two little children
- ~ anger.
44ge AldSidge, Of the district CONT
~ ycstslday Msesrs. L. +. Smith
>voo - defend Him Thomss Tool.
e1Ued With murder. VIZ
onith. building contractor =,
- y Dudy y Hons, Of the EasyIs'
~ eenaiaG y - sfscssG i
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HOUsEKEEPERs AND CON srMrps

VIII save money by buying Wrisley.s
soaps, which are sold by all grocers.
Among their celebrated brands az, the
Linen" white Velvet" "GermaL Fam.
ily," English Blue" "Old English, y
Gold Medal3-pound Bar" Warranted
Pure" and the "Napkin.3 pound,Bar leach
bar wrapped in a colored table napkin;
also their New Tidy soap. 2-pound bar -
each bar wrapped in a Japanese tidy;
made of pure vegetable oil and tallov.
The best is the cheapest. Be sure and see
that each bar or cake is branded &c. A.
Wrisley e. Co., Chicago, H."
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To Farmers and Implement Doalers-Os
borne Machines at Cost
Having on hand a large stock of goods
manufactured by ID. NJ. Osborne Il Co., all
new ard of latest improved patterns, and
in original packages, | offer them at net
cost, viz; Irvine binders and harvesting
machinery at 50 per cent. of of list price
Irvine for binding at Is cents, net, above be
ing actual cost Tor the goods, delivered /
o, b., in Dallas, Texas. Can furnish few
Osborne mowers at $i5, and wire binders al
same discount as for Irvine. Combined ma
chimes at $40, net. Correspondence sole
tied. Orders for machines should be received
very soon in order to be filled by the com.
ing harvest. Any improvement for ISIS,
can he attached to above machines
Address GEORGE WoRTHINeroY,
Laredo Texas
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Plumes and tips, all colors, at Bauman's.

The Dallas Board of Trade will meet
their many friends and the public at al
hours of the day or night at their maeni fl
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner O
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite at.
tendance. Their billiard hall is the finest
and largest In the city, and their tables ara
new and second to none In the state.
When you want good drink or cigar
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
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The superiority of McClelan's photo
graphs is due to years of study in the chem.
ical department of the art and knowledge
OF The actenic properties of light. ANY
lace can he made to appear beautiful in a
photograph by skillful posing and happy
blending of light and shadow together
with fine chemical effects. 1t is a privilege
that oil should enjoy-to critically exam
sit,ings, ava
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NUthIhg BefOre Like II.
From Waco comes fluid known as the
Electric Red Ant Exterminater. One
gill poured into the largest bed of ants and
lgnited las per direction), will kill not only
all the ants, but also the eggs. This com
pound IS scientific achievement and is
patented, Tucker Il Willis, the leading
drug firm of Waco. own the patent for TEX.
as. They are selling Off very rapidly CouN.
TY RIGHTs. DR.. J. W, Stapleton owns the
right OF Dallas and several adjoining coun.
ties. His headquarters are at FAC. Tolli-
ver's drug store. Call and have this matter
demonstrated. No KILL, NO PAY, when the
directions, are adhered to, which are very
sim 0.e indeed.
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THE CITY.
SPRING STYLES OF poNNErs

SPRING STYLES OF BONNETs.
I The latest shades in Silk Velyets,
satins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
md the latest styles in everything in
he Millinery line. Ladies would do we'll
2 call and examine my large stock, which
aomprises the latest, freshest and most fash.
'enable goods ever brought TO Dallas.
. MRS. Il. CHESTNUT,
lin street, next door to 0ram's jewelry
store.
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Lodging will be required for three thous.
ana strangers during the SMngerfest. Less
than one thousand can only be accommo.
dated from. the present outlook. Peopie
are earnestly requested to send applications
and Lamar.
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II you want TO purchase town properiy
Mong the line 81 the Gut, Colorado & cautn
70 railway, call on Wylie, WiimaLs 4 Co.
valuable .!S,,N property in the growing and pros.
petous Town Of Alvarado, and lots at the
ce!sorstsd A!varado springs for sale low
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Telephone Notice

Telephone Notice,
All parties, not subscribers to 1.-The tele.
phone exchange when wanting to speak over
our lines will please come to The central office
where, upon the payment of 10 cents, thew
will be allowed to speak to any subscriber
in tine city; and also, by paying the regular
tariff, to the outside towns with whom we
have connection. All non-subscribers will
be invariably cut off from communication
unless they observe the above rules, as
their calling over the wires causes DELAY to
the operators, and consequently subscribers
calls will have to be neglected until the
dead beats are gotten rid of.
Business men in the city should have
more respect for themselves than to spunge
on our time, as many do daily without con.
tributing a cent for our services.
We have been 80 troubled and unneces.
| sarily crowded with work for this class
that We have decided to put stop to IL
and consequently have issued instructions
TO the operators to cut Off everybody using
instruments who have no right to do so.
Subscribers will please cut this out and
paste 1t on the desk of their telephone
thus greatly obliging
ID. NJ. CLOVER,
Manager Tel. Elk
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.

The Rev. George II. Thayer, ofsBourbon
md. says Both myself and Wife own
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
sold So by W. IL. Patterson Il Co., druggists,