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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL


J.F. Allison, OF. Galyeston,i is 1.-THE Wind.
sor,
Il. A. Boswell, of st. Louis, is at the
Windsor.
$. P. Cochran and wife, of Houston, are
at the Windsor.
Penrose Jones, of Detroit, Michigan, is at
The Windsor hotel.
Mrs. J. l.. Lipscomb and son, OF Crockett,
are at the Windsor.
Mr., Burns, of Boston, and II. W. Bailey,
OF Chicago, are at the Windsor.
Thomas s. Spear, passenger agent Of
the Vandalia, is at the Windsor.
g. B. Buck st. Louis, and C. W. Hide, OF
Cincinnati, are registered at the Wind
slr.
G. A. Kirkland, Abeline, and II. W. Pat
ton, OF Cleburne, are stopping at the Grand
Wiusor.
Mr. Ed. Leachman, foreman of the Fort
Worth Democrat, will spend the Sabbath
In the city.
Ira 7. Kenney, Evonsdale, Indiana, and
II b Speesman, of New York, are at the
Grand Windsor.
G. l.. Hubble. of New Orleans, and viii
liam Fulton, of NebrasFr City, are regis
tered at the Windsor.
At the st. George William A Banks,
Waxahachie; p J Norwood, l. Norwood,
kaufman; q Q Cate, Texas; X DeArmond
Houston Il Texas Central railway ID Sid
ney, New Orleans; II N Townsend, Tyler;
w II Stiff, Texas. Mrs w N Miller and
daughter, M Alsbrook. Groesbeeck; + l.
Brown, San Antonio; Mrs Il b Smith,
A Nau Tnt
Smyth, Grand View; b G Bidwell, Wealth.
erfold; L Il Craig, Texas; Otto Genseke
Denison; A d Lipscomb, Mrs l. Lipscomb
Crockett; II NJ Hickman, Melissa; Edgar
Maxwell, North Middletowr, Kentucky;
IL Jones, Caddo, Indian Territory; Miss
@ Proctor, Mckinney; A Laeny, st. Louis;
A Mullins. Mrs o Pickett, Waxahachie;
f A Jones, New Orleans NJ Beasley,
Ferris, Texas
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TOWN TALK.
iva Important Sales Ordered by the
Federal Court.
Tho school Building Muss-What Two
Aldermen Say.
o,bor Matters Local in Nature.

Rr virtue of judgment rendered in the
v.isral court at its June term on writ OF
.,.cbment issued from the United States
.,,cpit court in favor of Samuel Milliken,
ot Weatherford, against the Societie Fran
lore A gricale Desetals Unis, French land
.,mnsny. Deputy United States Marshal
HsIsv levied upon 10000 acres of land
= Parker and Palo Pinto counties to sat.
10 ihe Judgment and an order
n !sle issued yesterday, aud the advertise
"s inf will be posted and the lands will be
IA LA by the United States marshal in the
is,ter part of August or the first of Septem.
ssr The body OF land is finely adapted to
aiming and grazing purposes, well-watered
an. 1iD will be one of the largest land sales
.bst has occurred in the interior counties in
Pursuant to an order of sale, the works Of
,ba Dallas Car and agricultural Implement
s,mpany will be sold on the eth of August
w satisfy the claims Of the Rumsey Manu-.
srnring company, OF st, Louis, and the
HI 4 Corbett Iron company. The works
a present. by permission of parties, are
isssed to Duffy & Sons, who are running
lhapn
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away with them that, they made theil
lovers put side saddles on them all and AT
ter eecting an old maid as their CAPTAIN
mounting her on black charger called
praucing Tommy the whole oavacad,
marched through the town TO the infinite
delight Of all the people, especially the
small boys II Is currently
reported that Harry Stout represented Mr.
Nance as being Methodist preacher, and
the bretheren everywhere invited him Il
occupy their pulpits, but Tom declined, be
ing only deacon in the church.
Mr.. Taylor, of Baylor county. Is here on
visit to his friends and relatives.
Robert George, ESQ, our next justice of tn,
peace, has recovered entirely from his re
cent spell Of sickness.
Mrs. John George is here spending her
summer vacation.
The Rev. Mr.. Pittman, the boy preacher
will occupy the pulpit OF the Baptist church
tomorrow and everybody are just crazy to
hear him.
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Kent Commentaries.
The first legal rise of Kent in Dallas was
in the bread line. His bakery, which he
founded in '73. produced bread which rose
so beautifully that on the rising tide he was
waited into the fish and oyster business in
the year signalized by that event and the
centennial of American independence.
The year rs was made famous era by
his establishing the European hotel, 80 well
advertised over the state as the great hos.
telry OF Texas. The whole editorial irater.
nifty of the state discovered its matchless
excellence, ana II now requires all his tai
ent and energy 10 sustain his reputation as
a caterer. His house, like his heart, is
open night and day, and the purchaser OF
one OF his Communication tickets will dis
cover that for meals, lunches, beds or
bread, he is unrivalled as host. A weeks
board with Kent is an education in castro.
Monies, and repose upon his linep-draped
couches as hearty as his welcome to the
coming guest.
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In order to show the magnitude of the
increase in the wholesale department of the
liquor trade of the city of Dallas for the past
week, by reference to the internal revenue
Wholesale liquor dealers stamps for The
past week, for packages sold and shipped 20
western counties, as well as to New Mexico.
Arizona and mining camps, show Eighty,
seven packages, 2,470 gallons; one carload
OF sixty barrels, $50 gallons; twenty. seven
packages, $40 gallons; total, $500 gallons
stamps, S., DO, '''
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OBSERVATION OARS ON FAST TRAINS

Passengers for Philadelphia, New York
Baltimore or Washington, that purchase
tickets over the Vandaia and Pennsylvania
route and leave north Texas for st. Louis
in the evening, connect with the hotel-car
train OF the Nandalia line In st. Louis
Union depot. Aside from there being no
change Of cars to Philadelphia or New York
by this popular train, observation cars are
attached to it at the base of the Allegheny
mountains, and are run TO Altoona, on the
eastern slope, without extra charge to the
passenger. From these cars an unob.
structed view of the most picturesque
scenery east OF the Rocky noun
tains can be obtained, and bv the speed oil
the train you will behold an ever changing
panorama without the annoyance of dust
or cinders. This route commends itself to
the business man and the pleasure seeker
and when once tried II will always be q
lavorite, Tickets to all points east via Van
dalia line are on sale everywhere. Fol
any special information apply to
THos. s. SPEAR
Southwestern Passenger Agent Dallas
Texas,
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ICEi ICEII ICEiIi
One Cent Per Poundi

From and after Tuesday, the 10th, our
company will deliver ice to families and
consumers at one cent per pound. We ex-
pect in the future to protect the consumer
against high prices and short weight.
Orders sent to us will be promptly filed
at the reduced price, which is the lowest
ever offered in Dallas.
We solicit your patronage.
Respectfully,
TExAs Ice Co.,
Corner Main and Broadway.
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Consolidated .

Consolidated.
The American Sewing Machine Company
has consolidated its n. o. and st. Louis Of
fees, and hereafter the business ofthe south.
west will be under the able management OF
Mr.. o, L. Geer, at 9l7, DIN street, st. Louis.
Mr.. Gser Is an old Dallas man, and has
many friends in the city. He has risen to
the present position, going forward step by
step. He is thorough business man, and
we are glad to see him in the line Of pro-
motion. The American Sewing Machine
Company are making quite strike with
their perfecting No. 7, which appears in an
other column.
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Hushtb Springs.
Persons. contemplating visiting the
springs would do well not to forget the cele-
brated Hughes Springs and the elegant ho-
tel accommodation that can be found at
the East Lynne house which has been
leased by Messrs Best and Blake, who are
80 successfully and acceptably running the
the Draughn house at Texarkana. Hughes
Springs is lovely and comfortable place
| to visit and the accommodations of the
East Lynne house are similar to those of
the best hotels and at the same time you
can have the comforts of home. Why go
out of the state to watering places when you
can get the same Accommodations at the
East Lynne house, Hughes Springs.
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Corner Main and Broadway

Ask your grocer for can of the new
Royal Snowflake" made only by the
Dozier-Weyl Cracker company, 81. Louis.
These goods are packed only In cans hold
ing about seven pounds, and are guaran-
teed to be equal to any crackers made in
the United States. The cans being nearly
air.tight and excluding dampness. insects,
ETC., the crackers retain their flavor and
crispncss for an indefinite period. Ask
your grocer for can Of them.
WEYL CRACKER COMPANY,
ST. Louis.
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The revival meeting at the courthouse,
under the auspices OF the Mission Sunday.
school, is increasing in interest, notwith.
standing the inclemency of the weather.
Preaching this morning at II o'clock, and
tonight at $50. Prayer meeting Mt s
o'clock. half an hour before preaching.
This will be the order of exercises through
the week. A cordial invitation extended 10
all Christians to Join in the good work.
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ICEi ICEl! ICEi!i
One Cent Per Pound.

From and after Tueseay the 10th, our
company will deliver ice to families and
consumers at one cent per pound. We ex-
pecJ in the future TO protect the consumer
against high prices and short weight.
Orders sent to us will be promptly filled
at the reduced price, which is the lowest
ever offered in Dallas.
We solicit your patronage
Respectfully,
TEXAs ICE Co,
Corner Main and Broadway.
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Arrested for Embezzlemept

John Hoer, the proprietor of the Cincin-
natl house, was arrested last evening on
the charge of embezzlinga suit of clothes
rom young German named Henry
Brehn, who charges that he left the trunk
at the hotel while be went to the country
and that he returned to find Hoer wearing
his so suit of clothes. His trunk, on in.
vestlgation, was found to have been burst
open, Hoer gave bond for his appear.
ance in the sum of five hundred dollars.
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The Lecture at Mayera HILL

Owing to the exceedingly warm weather
the lecture of Colonel C. c. Henderson was
slimly attended. The colonel, however.
made a few remarks touching personal
"reminiscences of the memorable siege of
Nicksburg to small but appreciatiye an.
dience. The colonel is an eloquent speaker
and we regret there were not more pes
-
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Alleged Outrages .

Ihe sudden death of John st. Clair, q poe
arm prisoner, and the rumors ahoat con
Sefning the treatment of the prisoners by
ssuperintendent Kinnin and guards, men
nun OF which was made by the HERALD al
w sne time, is being stirred up by some OF the
,,A-Conyicts and others, who tell OF brutal
SSeatment Of the prisoners. 1t is said that
,Siuperintendent Kinnin courts an inyestiga
%h oil the affair, and the county commits
Sohers should act in the matter.
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ICEi ICEi, ICE,ii
0nA Cant Par pnnnh

= OH0 OtHt TbF FUUHU
From and after Tuesday, the 10th, our
company will deliver ice to families and
consumers at one cent per pound. We ex-
pect in the future to protect the consumer
against high prices and short weight.
Orders sent TO us will be promptly filled
at the reduced price, which is the lowest
ever offered in Dallas.
We solicit your patronage.
Respectfully,
TEXAS ICE Co.,
Corner Main and Broadway,
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Respectfully, etc,
Civil Rights Case,

Conductor c. H. Brewster. on the Hons
Dn Texas Central railroad, who was ar
rested at Hearne on the 4th of July by
Deputy United States Marshall James Nc
Nee on a charge preferred by the better
nan OF Melvin Wade, colored, who alleges
mat the conductor refused her entrance to
shrst class coach on his train, in violation
Of the civil rights bill. He waived an ex-
smining trial before United States Commits
aoner j. Mccormick and gave bond IN the
sum OF $500 for his appearance at the De-
Cemoer term of the Federal court.
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theodore Heineman. IN the las. stages OF
,sr' arrived in the city yesterday from
oo'slcana and applied for admission to the
, ny hospital, and when questioned by the
s az officer he stated that the city mar
'uai oil Corsicana had paid his fare TO this
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For Sale ny CRownrs, BALDWIN WILLIAMS n.u,. T.v.s

Guy ana told him that Dallas had good
uo'ni'a' aud that he would be taken in and
cared for. Ofcourse he was refused ADM,
lance, for Dallas has as much as She can 40
To lake care of her own sick much less thai
OF other towns, A gentleman friend paid
tne unfortunate mans fare back to Cor.
sicana. wi
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AND THE GOODS, PACKED UNpER rnEIR apARRor LAnEl.n
Are the FinestCrackers in the Market

No first-cass grocer's stock is complete with.
out their crackers. PAo'o "ioii~
IN addition to the ordinary packages, we also
Pach our goods in tim cans holding from to 10
po,S. inns Is convenient size for family use and
elacHelS packed IN TIM retain their flavor and crisp
ness mes Tor considerable period Thecans are return
3olc Wheh empty at cost price, We are also intro
"uclng an extra time soda, called the
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The Pullman palace sleeping coaches
now running between Dallas and st. Louis
leaving Texas Il Pacific depot every night
enables passengers to reach all eastern and
northern cities with but one change, and a.
that is att O'Clock u. IN. In Union depot,
ladies travelling alone will reach their de 8.
tlnation without any inconvenience what.
ever. Berths can be secured In advance at
Union ticket office, 50i Main street No
trouble to answer questions.
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Angostura Bitters were prepared by Dr.
=, y. b. Siegert for his private use. Their
equation is such to-day that they have
yy.gome generally known as the best appe'
c n.Ing tonic. Beware of couuttrfeits. ASK
svqil grocer or druggist for the genuine
uc e, manufactured by DR.. J. Il. b
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DALLAS, July ITO the Officers and Member.
Of the Congregation EMANUEL;
GENrLEMEN-The undersigned members
beg leave to tender you our designations
Enclosed please find $3.50, being the az.
gregate amount OF dues due the congrega-
ZION by the undersigned members to Aug,
usi q 1892
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Win Mt change, either via tue Missouri
Pacific or Texas & Pacific rail ways. For
tickets and sleeping-car berths call at
Union Ticket office. 5O4 Main street. No
trouble to answer questions.
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The success OF the state against men
charged with capital offences has ot.-been
phenomenal, but the Glen Lea Is too far
last jury from coming to a conclusion.
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BurrERcuP. TExAs. Sept. l. 1852.
This Is 70 certify that we have used your
NOSDERuL HIGHT FOR BLACK cEG
IN SAtle by giving from IS 10 10 drops inter
nAlly and applying externally once or twice TO
the parts affected, . nd 4 gave immediate relief
A. J, McLURE. VIZ sHiFIETT
A J. STEWARD. WILL McLURE.
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sURE:CURE FoR:BLAcK LEG.
BurrxRcur. rxxAs Angus, a l.

sessrs. Morley Bros. - A''-'
. ,SnElN SI., - / have sold WONDERFUL,
siSHI TO several Of my customers no used
LOT me cure Of BLACK LEG by giving
De 81 TWO doses internally and applying II ex.
eiualy' II worked like charm Yours, Etc.
JB. HUTCHINSON,
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Time to New Orleans Shortened
via the Texas 4 Pacific railway. You
leave Dallas a. m. anu arrive at New Or.
leans $50 next morning.
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With Diamond Dyes any lady can get as
good results as the best practical dyer. Ey,,
samnla
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q. Browns Bronchial Trocnes are excellent
T 1Tr the relief of hoarseness or sore throat.
w unev are exceedingly effective. "-fChristian
world, London. England.
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Colonel W. c. Holland, Mr.. ]. B. Wilson
and Captain W. X, McEntire leave Wednes
Jay accompanied by their families, max
Tnga company Of ten persons in all, fol
East Tennessee, Virginia and North Caro-
una TO spend the summer. They go equip
pea Tor camping out and prepared for sport
IL lhe way of fishing and hunting. They
VIII De gone until October, and Mr.. Wilson
Sue family will visit the east and Canada
before their return.
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THE REASON

That bargains Abound.
We give possession Of our store by July
18th and must close out our stock by that
time. ALkA' phiLiED " W.
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Hordsfords Acid Phosphate Makes a Cool
ing Drink
lnlo halt tumbler of ice water put a
teaspooniul OF Acid Phosphate; add sugar
IN tha tAefa
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That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Remover. ST.
Druggists.
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No Trouble To
answer questions at Union Ticket office
50I Main street.
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ROYAL SNOWFLAKE

W nlch are having great run. They are made Of
RStldlous Ask your grocer for n can of them.
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syCoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at $50 M. Preaching at II a
m. and p m Experimenting Thursday
Inc" Evening subject -"Ths Easv Yota "
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rp DALLAS ClIl MloslUN-uu cut w me
Mission sunday.school this afternoon at the
court house Singing commences at $3.50 Sun
day-sChoOl proper At 4. singing also after the
Sunday'school. A cordial Invitation extended
al
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est, PATRICK's CHURCH-Corner Wood
and Cabell streets First mass at 1880; solemn
| high mHsb at 10 q. m Sermon Vespers AZ
| $50 p. m. Lecture BenedCuOn. Rev. V.
| QulnOn. pastor. RESIDENCE 1860 Main sfrnat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-11

ONE PRICE BOSTON HOUSE,
921 Pennsylvania avenue. o2l
JERSEY WAISTS AND JACKETS.
GRAY JACKETS.
We are now showing novelty and something entirely
new in JERSEYS, suitable for ladies' in half mourning
and those preferrng subdued colors This Jersey is
made to order for and cannot be found elsewhere
The price is only $3.50
OUR $3.50 JERSEY.
In black and color in popularity daily which
shows eoncusivey that it is the best Jersey IN THE
MARKET AT THAT PRICE.
OUR s. JERSEY,
In black and the most desirable coors French shape
with plated back. handsome satin bow revere collar
and pockets. superior to anything offered at the
price elsewhere.
just received new invoice Of Navy Blue and Garnet
JERSEYS. French shape. made OF imported material
which We will offer a: the VERY REASONABLE PRICE
of 81.
CREAM WHITE JERSEYS.
A few Of these in stock. which we offer AT THE Low
PRICE of $3.50.
BLACK SILK JERSEYS.
We are Offering an elegant ALL SILK JERSEY for
So
REMNANTS OF PRINTED GOODS.
sATTEENs. LAWNS.
CREIONNES. GINGHAMs,
PRINTS. PERCALES,
SHIFTING. &C.
All Of which have been marked down to very low fig
ALL ont tor
annual stock taking,
400 yards Grass Linen, reduced to Sc per yard
800 yards Plain Bingham, reduced from &c. to exc
per yard, to Close
Best Prints, &c. per yard warranted.
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL. reduced from 81 .37k
to 81 per yard.
Bargains in Remnants of Embroidered Flannel.
One lot of CARRJCKMACRoss LACE. ~ and
inches wide, reduced from Csc. per yard to &c., to
close out.
WHITE CANVAS BELTS. 15c. each.
DRESS SHIELDS full line. including white and
black, very desirable for Jerseys.
GREAT REDUCTION IN NULL FICHUs.
A large variety of Hand embroidered Fichus both in
Plain and polka dot, white and fancy coored at Just
about hafprice to close them before stock taking
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
each regardless of former price Coachers all marked
down.
Another lot Of Ladies' SILK JERSEY GLOVES
and button length, IS and s71 cents.
Choice Shades OF Tan. Terra Gotta, Shrimp Pink
Brown, Plum, &C.
Customers ordering these Gloves by mail will do we'll
TO order them immediately in order to get choice of
colors.
LADIES HOSE. SOLID COLORS.
Just opened this week the Greatest Bargain of the
Season.
Splendid quality, fall fashioned. We have them in
Black. Cardinal. Garnet Brown and Navy Blue and
shall sell them for tine extremely low price of So cents
per pair or pairs for 81.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FINE CORsETs,
In few sizes only.
Lot No. 1.-Seven CORsETs Only. Fine French
Woven, 1-lSin., 219, 321, LIS. Reduced from IS to
s.
Lot No. 2.-Twelve CORSETS. French Coutille.
l1S-in., 90. 224. 325, 2-27. 1-2S, 1-29. Reduced
from .. 80 each to s.. 80.
Lot No. S.-Four CoRsETs, 2-27-in, 1-2s, 1-2s.
Ere neh Woven. Reduced from 81. so to 81.
sVwE HAVE NO OTHER SIZES OF THESE
GOODS!! anil
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There is nothing in the business and financial
outiooE to excite any apprehension, aotwithstand-
ing the recent failures. These failures are all
tfaeeaoie 10 causes which have no general bearing
upon The market or upon trade. They resulted
Chiefly from speculative movements and from ina
DIZZY ID realize upon assets at the critical time
In Short the late disasters attributable to I'M
WIS; investments and transactions, and not TO any
general pressure. Trade continues quiet. but not
exceptionally 50 for this season OF the year. The
crop prospect is most TeasSuring. The harvest Il
no" too near TO be dlsastrously affected by unfa-
Sorable weather conditions. The yield viii be
good, with the certainty of foreign demand owing
10 short crops abroad The preparations for fall
trade indicate that in all It's legitimate branches
business Will shortly look up and keep brisk
Through the season. Money Is plentiful at unpre-
cedeBtedly low rates, another condition forbid
cling alarm for the future. The low rate OF inter-
est obtainable renders those making loans very
Careful about security. and this In some instances
bears hard upon borrowers. In fact, none OF the
elements OF danger which precede panic ART VS.
ioie o. can be discovered in the present condition
OF affairs There Is safety for all who move with
due judgment and caution.
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THE SUNDAY ..EEEE PRESS"
Il Tomorrow viii publish some
Very Interesting Biographical Sketches
Cf the leading men OF the hour. lie