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This Year. Last Year.
This Year. Last Year.
This Year. Last Year .
The citizens of Oakland, California, have

The citizens of Oakland, California, have
subscribed for Sl75, 000 worth OF the capital
stock OF cotton mill to be erected there.
There is a scarcity in the supply of Sea
Island cotton, which is crop upon which
the planters seldom make any money.
The Russian cotton industry seems to
have been developed of late years in de.
gree not equaled by the industrial progress
made in that country in any other branch
of textile manufacture. Excluding the pro-
auctions of Poland, the value of the annual
out-turn is estimated, according to official
returns at l53 100000 roubes, or about
so. 10000. To meet the requirements of
this increased production, the quantity of
cotton imported has been more than
doubled, amounting in 1881 to S 900, 600 pud,
or 10000 tons.
For some weeks past, according to adj
vices to April Goth, the Bombay cotton
goods market has been very dull. Stocks
have not been materially reduced and
prices there are very low-so low, in fact =,
that the Manchester mills cannot export at
profit. The product OF the Bombay mills
was accommodating, production being in ex-
cess of the demand. An early improve
ment was looked for consequent upon the
slow but steady taking of the stocks on
hand
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FINANCIAL ITEMS.


Losses by fire in Chicago in May were
Sl2- 6i6, with insurance loss OF Sis, 535.
The sum of Sl,0l5, l76 was received at the
Vera Cruz custom house for imports duriu !,
the month of April.
It's estimated that American securities
having par value of $4,000 900 have been
returned from Europe during the past
month.
Fair buying of Missouri, Kansas e. Texas
stock to go abroad is in progress. IT is yaid
that 500 shares have been recently trans.
ierred into l0-share lots to be shipped TO
Amsterdam.
mines of Leadvlle Skipped 10000 tons OF
ore during the month of April more than
they did during the same month of last
year.
The deposits in the sayings bank of Ire
land in 1881 increased S2075 coo over the
amounts OF 1880, and IN 1882 they increased
Sl3 $50 900 over those of 1881.
The valuation of South Carolina for the
present year, for taxable purposes, has
been completed, and shows total OF $lI6,-
l0G l06, OF this, $S5 ,3Si SG3 is real estate
and $50 057 4i9 is personal property.
The United States mint coined during
May 1888, l07 $50 double eagle, 1900 gold
dollars, 2350,0C0 standard silver dollars,
$50 coo dimes, 2,5S0,0OO Scent pieces, and
3lGO 600 l-cent pieces, making total coin
age of s 7S0 600 pieces, valued at S4,T2l 200.
The Leadville mines employ $3.50 men
and the pay-rolls aggregate $780, 900 per
month. Leadville has produced S., 557 ,0OC
in gold and $4,000 GOO in gold silver and
lead up to the present time, while the in
corpOrated mining companies of that city
have paid stockholders in dividends WITHIN
the past four years nearly $20,O0,00
According to the report OF the director OF
the mint, the production OF precious met
ais in the United States during 1882 was
$32 ,50O, 600 gold and SAG, 800 600 silver, de.
cline OF $500 600 rs compared with the
yield of the mines in 1881.
While every other government in the
world is entering deeper and deeper in debt
ours is steadily liouidating what it owes
On the LIST of this month it owed only 81,
69, lS9, i0S, 81 OF the nearly S3W0,0VO 900 il
owed in April of 1868
The Indicator says that northern capital
lists have organized a syndicate to work tn,
Santa Eulala mine, ear the city OF Chi
huahua. This mine is situated in mount
ain twelve miles east of the city, from which
over SAT- COO, 900 in silver have been takei
in times past. Two hundred men are nov
employed erecting hosting works, stamp
mills, etc. Handsome dividends are ex
pected.
A statement prepared at the patent Ollie,
shows that during the first five months o
the current year the receipts were 1907 ,776
that during the same period in 1882 the re
ceipts were but S42S sos, showing an in
crease in the receipts for the five months o
the present year of $7S,07l. TIE receipt
Of the office during the month of May, 1883
aggregated Sl0l ,S6i, being $40, 257 more thar
during the month of May, 1882.
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Yinl,ham's COMPOUND.
A NOTED nut UNTITLED WOMAN.

Tnc nhovoI GOO, ,,t,o,oss q, ,,,., ,r,, NAL.
han elm ua., ,,. 49,,
,no, ho trn,n r,uv called tha ,,a, j,
A. s,,ro -, b,r ,,rr.s,.,Io,,. ,,,, g,'.
Il ,,oIous,v devoted IN hor ,,orl ,,ho IA
nj bf, study and "a oil,,,oa ., -, a., ,,,,,,
assistants Ia LcIn nor answer ti,e inv, ,,,,
which d,y ,o,r. an mo, h,, ,ab Iai,, i,s s,,lo,
bnrI,n a, s,,r.riro or Gov ar rol.aso s,r, 4, I".
y,,,ct,hle ,,t,,.nnd ID ,n,1Icire , ,,.,I aud no.,
Evil rnrpo.es hav. re,yonol,y b,v,s,,,to1 n, and
an, .atigsod a, tho trr,h o,ttJs
On accom-, ~ ,ts ,ryou rori,. I, Il ro,or,r,ora,a
and nr,scrioi ne tbo host ni,.,ci,ns q, M oo,n,,,
oro s.,,. 81, ,yo,ls mo charm, mn, s.,,,,. r,,,h
main II viii ,,r, entirely, IN, worst farm of falling
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CUBE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannan Vegetable curative 10 war.
rantcd TO permanently cure all forms of Sperma.
torrhca or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
lmpotcncy, etc, aud restores Lost Power and
brings back the 'YouthfAl Vigor' Of those who
have destroyed 1t by sexual excuses or evil
practices IN from two TO seven weeks time. This
remedy, which has been used by DR.. Bohsnnan
In his private practice for over thirty years was
never known To fail In curing even the WORST
CASES. II gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect TO those middle. aged men
who feel weakness beyond their years. Its In.
MIGRATING properties are ielt at once. YonnR
men suffering from tho consequences Of thai
dreadfully destructive habit of Self. Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance OF a speedy
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acts directly on the parts Affected ~ so0thiua
and healing tonic and anodyne TO the relaxed
seminal vescles and irritated ducts, impartinS
power and tone and restoring them TO their nsS
ural state the same as II the pancful hsbit hsA
never been INDUCED In, The ingredients arc
simple productions Of nature-barks, ro0ta
herbs etc. and are a specific for the above diS.
cases.
So Price, Five Dollars, sent with full dlreo
lions To any address. For sale only at Dr. Q. A
Bohannan's Office. No G2i North Fifth street
between Washington a venue and Green street
St. Lonis, Mo. Es,ab lished 1887.
DR. BIS, Treatise On Special D'seasoa'
which give clear deneation of the nature
symptoms, means o. cure, etc.: Of SYPHILiR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc: sent FREE IA
any address upon receipt 0fone STAMP.
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

The Daily Indicator says: Dull as trade
IS said 10 be, and AS low MS prices are, the
foreign exports OF the United States for the
first tour months OF the calender year are
larger than for the same period in any year
SIN 1879, with the exception of 1881. The
imports of four months ending with April
are less than for the same period in 1882
ANA 1880. The result is an excess ofexports
over imports OF Sd ell Jos tor 1883, against
A deficiency in exports as compared with
imports of SS,6A 2S6 for the same months
in ISL 1t might be inferred that, with so
large balance in favor of the United States
gold should flow in this direction unless the
credit is fiction created by the mysteries
OF bookkeeping. The balance, however, is
a matter of substance, and thus far in this
wear has been absorbed mainly ia the pay
ment of interest on American 5 curlties
held abroad, by stocks sold on this market
for account OF foreign holders in excess OF
purchases made to be sent abroad. The
sharp demand for money on the London
market has been the cause of nany stocks
being returned, but the ease with which
they have been taken here encourages for
eign holders to abstain from selling, beliey-
ing from this expression of American CON
fdence that our securities have higher in
trinsiC value than the price at which they
are selling.
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- . . . -=
COTTON.

- The receipts Of cotton in this city to-day
were principally by rail, 80 bales of which
. NM Tor White & Co., from Mineola. The
oss nnt were l0i bales by Evans N Co.,
sn uer y me Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe road,
suha ., bales by Il. l.. Dennis over the
Mouston Il Texas Central. There was no
~Nnange In prices at any Of the important
'AaskeA Of this country or In Europe. In
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s No,ses IN 'ne Head the vital nuid passing unobs
NY %svoa ~ the urine, and many other diseases
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INBTIrUTD
VIII agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars foF
case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under Their special advice and trestmenU VIII
found In Il. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
sIiTuTE treats all Private Diseases sucoesufalIv
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
els OF urine, O. 30 Price of vital RcstI sativ -.
" o. bottle or four times the quantity, q or.
seal 70 any address receipt OF price, or b D. D.,
no q .. ID, sent without ei enclosed a. q guaY.
name u desired by ENGLISH MEDIOIE
iNsTiIUTE, us Olive street. At Louis, Missourt
wholesale Agents, J, J. sCHoTT & CO., Gal.
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THB GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

ia never.f AilluR tonic
FOR Nervous DEBILITY
cxhauated vitality, Sem
NAL weakness Bpeg.
@ato!rh9A LO ST
MNHOOD impotsn.
~, Paralya, and al
The terrible effects Of
self Abuse. youthful
70 liea ard excuses n
|maturer years-such 90
noss Of her DRY, Las
situde Nocturnal Emiss
|sion, Aversion 70 BOcio.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 10 pages clo,h
aud silt binding, ~ cents; same IN paper cover
q cents. Manhood. 10 cents: wsmAnhood N
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed, ~
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER, the great specialist sl7 1t charie
xtreNs youts No
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pECY'sCOMPES DUN OfEIIN

- Has q Joke IN every para. 49,.
graph, anu u laugh In every line. Contains
the escapades OF PICKS HAD hoy AND
MS PA, ana oil the masterpieces Of the great.
est humorist Of the day. A literary marvel. 100
Il Illustrations. Price, by mail, q Is AGENTS
WANTED. Terms and Laughabe Illustrated
Circular free, or 10 save time. send " oehts for
outit and secure choice Of territory.
Il. 3. PEALE q CO., HL Louis. No
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

when WIN be distributed along tho various
hn,s,s OF fMlwsy aud win be placed on e In the
rurnne mv pt,nclpal cities In this country aud
ienas anu hef resources WIN furnish complete
aDsmnts OF ttle to property In Dallas and sur
,SSuhnlng counties; will prosecute claim gain,t
wy sn Tilted sIa,es In all tho departments Of the
erty, ~ '''' VI PfoP'
Repres by G. $, CARTER. 1874 Nassau
s st,Se,' New York; NJ. J. RICHARDS 50 Ran.
Chcstnui street. ~ Louis Mo VIZ
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q. & 7. 6. Sailwss.
HOUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY


between
rs
West
lAanlSr
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d., q. & =. Z. Eail,uau.
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE :or TExAs
CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS
Ana AAONSs
steamers Tor Roy %eSt ana %Mn nmy Line d
gan Line steamers for N Smu n new York Nor.
ola, Corpus Christi Browpsyi iS ~ indian M
vW ~ia Vora
Columbia and towns in H,s ~ y. X. T.. foi
AT ROSENBERcS win p % county
lsunsoi Route) for Columbia Wc,r..A a; ~
woou, Luling, San Antonio sradn ~, nst'
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SOLID SHOT. AGAINST
BLOOD POISON

ATLANTA, GA, April II, 1855.
In ISIS was the victim OF a terrible Rlood
Poison, aud after being treated by three phy.
siciaus was confined TO my bed. not able 10 raise
my hand 10 my head-spitting up elots Of Blood.
aud reduced IN weight from Is, to 10 pounds.
then began the use OF SWItT'S srECIFIC.
and In less than three months was entirely
welL weighed lod, and have never had symp-
tom OF the disease since If II had not been for
swifrs Specific 1 believe would have been In
my grave. JOHNV, BISHOP.
TRIED HOT SPRINGS TWO YEARS WITH.
OUT REllEr, -4@ss-sy's 10y ~
Mci nr'M Kheumarsm made me cripp,e
After trying Hot Spr ngs two years and The
Mercury ann Potash treatment unit was a
skeleton aud unable 10 do any thing | was pre-
vailed upon to take course OF s. s Aftcr
taking three bottles my appetite began to I'M
prove. and | Eained ilesh rapidly. When L
had taken twelve bottles | felt Ms VIZ | AZ ever
did IL Is now twelve mont Nnce took y, a
5. My talth and appetite are good, and am
aNlo To attend To al, the business can get
CHARLES BERG, Hot springs, Jan. !, 1889.
hW@1. 900 Reward will DO paid 10 any
chemist who win find. on analysis Of 100 bottles
or >, 4, g., one particle OF Mercury, lodide II
Potassium, or any Mineral substance THE
SWIFT SPECIFIC co, Drawer q Atlanta. "a.
our little Book mailed EREE 10 a.pltcanta
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Medical.

nh kvvANk pk vAUx. OF FRANcRs
~ nis aever-fsiling remedy, "Naturp's Conn.,.
esal restorative OF NitslilerN All sr{xtea M
aersous debility. loss Of manhood AND an m.
49,. ulysses should Al once procure III scirculay
aeoye mennensd; tAea a, once 70 n.c ore nv
" or through ~ ~ teur dfugxistor = ex NJ
the never taih... remedy
CkoMDuS BALDWIN a WILLIAM
Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dallas Tsxss.
BY retail at HowellS Bros and zach roliiv.
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Manchester yarns and fabrics were reported
duh and rather low, In this city the mark.
Ell is as follows:
To-DAY'S QUOTATIONS
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THE GREAT BRIDGE.

FORMAL Opening to the Public OF the
Great Structure Connecting the Cities OF
New York and Brooklyn-The Two Cities
In Gala Attire-A Grand Pyroteebnic
Display.
NEW YORK, May ..
Although the day opened cloudy and
threatening. the streets approaching the
great suspension bridge across East River,
both in New York and Brooklyn, were
hronged with people, and the grand cere-
monies Of the formal opening OF the struct-
ure to the public began according to the pub
lished programme. President Arthur and his
Cabinet officers, Governor Cleveland and
other distinguished guests, had special
escorts of police and military. Brooklyn
was one mass of decoration and animation.
Throughout the city there appeared to be a
general surrender of business to sightseeing
and celebrating. The main business avenues,
the heights, and many streets clear out into
the suburbs, were decked most gayly with
flags and bunting and flowers for the bridal
with the city over the river. Public build
ings, private houses, and the street cars and
trucks fly the cOlOrs of all nation. in honor
OF the opening of the "big bridge"
The following cut, which Is correct
view of the massive structure, we are en-
abled to present to our readers through the
courtesy OF the Chicago Tribune:
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How the stock Was Absorbed.

When there was a show for n railroad
tn certain village in Michigan, the
citizens Of the town came forward rs
they were able and subscribed stock.
and the road was finally built. A wear
or so after when the man who had
worked up the boom was settled in a fat
position, and figured prominently in
railroad reports, a subscriber called
upon him and said:
"Mr. Blank. subscribed for one hun
dred dollars worth of stock in the G. II.
Y. Road"
Yes"
That made me n stockholder?"
cit did
But 1 have never been notified of
any meetings, and understand that nv
stock has no value"
well. you see, we had to mortgage
the road for the iron"
yes"
Then we changed the name"
YES"
Then we pooled with the b. & w.
Road"
Yes"
Then we cleaned out the old board.
and elected new one"
Yes"
Then we voted to extend to the
present terminus.
yes"
well. just where the vote was which
cancelled your stock OF absorbed it
can not now remember, but il you are
laboring under the delusioE that YOU
have any financial interest in our road.
the President will request the Vice
President to instruct the Auditor to or
der the Secretary to consult the minute.
OF the various meetings, and try anc
discover which hole the common stocs
went into when the. preferred was pulle.i
out by the tail "-RaH Street EeUs.
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fiOur-barrel he had made. or a new rat
trap, when all the time he meant to show
him the paper on the walls, the carpet
on the floors. and the general features
OF his coy little home. He was always
inviting people TO dinner now, too. He
made a childish parade of his wife and
her accomplishments. This became a
habit with him, and, unconsciOusly,
people encouraged him in il.
Tony was no longer freebooter, and
made no more raids. ON Sunday. He
hooked no more roasting ears or
watcrmelons. lie carried off no more
rails. and was never accused of shoot
ing other peoples chickens or hogs.
As the improvements ut the house as
sumed decided shape, improvements
were inauguratcd at the shop. The
rambling old building was Strengthened
up and frightened up, the fences were
made new, the garden flourished in
proper season, and an air of comfort
Pervaded Tony's corners.
Tony went To church regularly, and
always took the whole family; and at
church he made much of little things.
lie devoted more attention to keeping
his children quiet than to the sermon.
The children always had their pennies
to put into the contribution-box; and
the day the baby accomplished the feat
OF dropping five-ccpt coin in the box
without grabbing forthe other coins al
ready in was an hour of triumph for
Tony. There was something pathetic
about these little oddities that appealed
TO all the tenderness there was in pco-
pies hearts.
In time Tony would have been in
dignant had any one asserted that he
was not n member of the church. He
wasn't clear i'm his mind as to when he
Joined but new customs had crept
into his home, new thoughts into his
mind, and new sentiments into his
heart. People said there was a great
change of heart, and as Tony was
proud of the evidences of such
change. the people were probably right.
The movement, with Tony, was steadi-
ly progressive. He CROPPED blindly at
first, but in time the resolution of the
man and his versatility of talent
showed in good works.
He was now spoken of as Mr.. Hard
scrabble, and he ncighbored with all
the people. He didn't get above his
work, but he took his work up to
higher plane. Mothers never objected
now TO their sons lounging about
Tony's shop. The boys liked to be with
Tony, and even the men were glad when
circumstances made it necessary to go
TO the shop.
The great change in Tony's life was
at first attributed to the reformatory in
fluence Of prison discipline. But in good
time people saw with clearer eyes. He
commenced living n better life not so
much rs matter of conviction a to
please his wife. Under this influ-
ence his convictions were reached
and the man was aroused. He liked
the better life and chung to it. The
people now understand that the instrI-
ment used to work the great change in
Tony Hardscrabblc was his wife. and
they speak tendcrly Of her, remember
| ing what she was and what she is.-Chi-
| cdgO Inter Ocean.
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The recent cyclones in the South ana
Northwest caused a loss of life and proper
ty truly appalling in its magnitude. But
terrible as those visitations were, they will
doubtless be followed by others of like
nature during the approaching summer sea-
son, especially, and it behooves every
farmer and property owner TO guard
himself as best he can against possi-
bic loss from such storms. No better
way to do this can be found than by
securing tornado policy in the old reiia-
BILE and tempest-tried Burlington Insurance
Company, of Burlington, Iowa. During
1882, this company paid over two hundred
losses caused by tornadoes, cyclones and
wind-storms, in full teith0Ut discount, and
it has already paid several that occurred
this spring. The Burlington was one of
the pioneers in this new department of in
surance, and has built up large and stead
lily growing business, established upon
sound principles. The company is one of the
strongest, financially, in the West, and is
warmly recommended by the representa-
tive men of Iowa, from the Governor down.
1t pays all losses from one dollar up, no
matter how small or how large, and pays
at once, upon receipt of proofs, without
any deductions and without any sixty or
ninety days. waiting on the part of the
assured. The sworn statement of the COM
pany to the insurance department shows
that ithas 81, 05S.00 wherewith to pay every
500 of liability, and that for the past
eleven years it has not carried over from
one year to the next any unpaid losses or
losses in litigation. The official report of
the Superintendent of Insurance for Kan
sas shows that in 1882 the Burlington did
more business and received a larger
amount of premiums than any company
doing business in the State. Its liberal
! policy and uniform square dealing have
rendered it a prime favorite with the gen.
| eral public.
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I Ts' been back tony homo aRain.
NC place who're I wa- horn.
~ h.ard The wind frum the stormy mai
80 rustinE through The rurn.
~ seen The purple bills once more;
~, haNe Stool on the rurky CuHst
"nn.rc the waves storm inland to tho shore;
NV the thinE that touched mo most
was little leather strap that kept
/, so,ne school-bouks. tattcrcd and torn.
.iahcd, ! smiled could have wcpt.
WHOM Cafnc on thcm one morn;
f.r thought of the merry little lad.
n, N ths morning. sweet and cpol.
~ NchthcT was Hupsl pr weather bal.
"oinN Whistling on Co school
NY fingers undti the strap again.
And Thought how my hand hns Chnngc,t,
And half In loving. and half in pain,
- hackward my memory ranged.
incre was the grammar knew so we'll
unnt remember u rule:
And the old blue sp.ller used 90 spell
bctter Than any iu school;
And the wonderful geography
80. We rcad ON the green hillside,
whom told myself Ia surely Nee
=. Al land. IN thc world so wide,
run the Indian homes BOO the FAR, far West
. To the mystical CathuV.
have seen them all liuf homo Is best
when the evening shades tall gray.
And therc VIZ. tho old arithmetic.
. All tnttorcd and stained with tears.
and Jamie and Little Dick
Were together in iy-Wpnr wears
Jamie hnr gone to the. better land:
Nnd get, now aud nguiu.
letter IN Dicks bold. really hand
FROM some great Western pain.
lh.rc wasn't hook. and scurrc u pagc,
mat hadn't some memory
W duYs that srgmCt like u golden age.
bl friends shall No mnr, sro
AMI - picked M the hooks arnin.
And huCkicd the strip once more
And brought them over the tnssinR main:
Tome. children. uUN luuk fHpfu ppr
AMI there they lay on tho nttic stand,
Not tar from the Holy Book:
And the boys and girls with loving care
yer grammar and -pgllDr look.
llr sud: "Thry speak ~ me. children dear
az past without annoy.
or a Future fun of JOY"
-HarpoPs We,Eiu