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Gttu Ordinance.

An ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
"A inpounding of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
aud goats running NJ large In the city of Dallas
BE II ordained by the City Council of the city
OF Dallas
SECTION 1--Thst It shall be unlawful for any
one TO allow any horyes, cattle mules hogs
sheep or goats to run at large in the city limits
OF Dallas.
Sec, lit shall be the duty of the city marshal
10 take I'm aud lmpound any cattle, horses
mules, hogs sheep or goats found running vt
large within said city limits.
sec 3--rhc city murshs shall impound them
as above provided, and within one day theresf.
ter shall pnt up three notices containing de-
scripton Of the animals and within five days
aiter such notice Is posted nj the Court- house
and the engine houses In said city, said marshal
shall sell said animals Mt public sale TO the high.
est bidder for cash. lie shall charge one do lar
and fifty cents for taking up such animal, and
| thirty cents a day for taking care of such ami
m.ls. Amer deductng the expenses, he shall
return the balance OF proceeds of sale. Ii any TO
owner, II NJ owner calls for the amount within
twenty days, then 1t shall be paid into tho city
treasury. Atany time within six months after
said sale said owner may apply To the City
Council, and up0n satisfactory proof OF such
ownership, shall be entitled to receive the
amount deposited on account Of such sale after
! paying such costs rs may DO necessary 10 estab.
| lish his rights thereto, The owner of any such
animal may reclaim the same from the city
! found ut any time before sale by paying all OK.
penses for the taking up aud keeping any such
| animal.
See 1.-THE city marshal shall keep II book.
piving the description OF oil auiina impoundei
by him, the date OF notice given the date of sale
tile amount realized for such animals sud the
names OF the purchasers
| Sec, 6-Any owner of any OF the animals men.
\ toned In this ordinance who shall permit the
same to ran NJ large within the limits of this city
after notice from the city marshal to take uJ
such animals SHAH be deemed guilty OF mis-.
demeanor and, on conviction fined In any sum
not exceeding ten dollars
Sec t-That the ordinance entitled IAN ordi.
nauCe providing for the impoundng OF horses
! aud cattle found running ut large In the city OF
| Dallas" approved Fcbrusry %, 1850, he and the
same is hereby repeated also any and all laws
ordinances or parts of ordinances In conflict
/ herewith
! sec. THAT this ordinance go into effect iros,
and 0fter us passage and publication.
| Approved April G, 1885
J. ". CROWpus, Mayor
| Attest q. NJ SWIM, City Secretary. aprI0.i I'M
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RAILWAY AGGRESSION.

A Corporation Permitted to Deface and De-
st-oy the Thames Embankment In Lon
dcG.
A London letter says; The railway inte-
rest. though not quite so aggressive or pow
erfa. as in the United States, OH occasion
makes itself felt in very unpleasant man
ney. This has just been shown by the &C
lion of the underground railway in the mat
ter OF what is known rs the ventilation
scheme Last year the company succeeded
in smuggling through parliament a bill to
enable them to ventilate their lines by
means of air shafts passing the root of their
tunnel aud opening on to the Thames EN-
banEment. The proposition seemed harm
less enough, and in an evil hour the pow
e!s they asked for were granted. 1t is now
seen too late that the company has actu-
ally received official permission to COM
petely destroy the character and beauty
0 what isincontestibly the chief public work
Of the Victorian reign. Pablo opinion in
London is strongly excited on the subject,
and every effort Is to be taken to prevent
the reckless vandalism of the railway men,
The Thames embankment was completed
abou' twelve years ago at an expense Of
S21VoVUO. 1t is an engineering work Of
tiAt HlNultoL LIliSillNuut, anu CtILAlllY one
OF the chief glorieS aud ornaments of mod
ern London, 1t was originally constructed
! order 10 narrow the river Thames, and
30 to deepen and quicken the stream. 1t
was also intended TO act us sort OF safety
wave to the Immense traffic passing, along
the stream east and west. The embank-
ment IS about live miles long, and is
bounded on one side, for most of this length,
by beautiful gardens, containing many fine
trees and rare flowers. As promenade or
drive il is unequaled in any city of Europe,
whether for extent or beauty, or the num-
per and variety of historical objects which
line 1t throughout its length. Now, right
n the middle of this magnificent thorough
tl'e the Metropolitan railway company is
actually placing huge hollow iron shafts,
al distance of every two or three hundred
yards. Through these will pass, day and
night, asream of mephitic gases, which
VIII XII every shrub and flower in the
nelen0orhood, and reduce enormously the
VaIUe otali adjacent house property. The
worst feature about the whole business is
lhat even parliament cannot now interfere
with the company or check its work of
reckless destruction. BY an oversight
olI1 Granting certain powers was passed last
year, and the opinion of the law officers of
the crown is that it would be illegal to SUI
peTcede this act by another directly OPP
posed to it.
Public opinion inside and outside OF
parliament is now dead against all railway
companies, as shown by the fact that
oi.. Tor new line through Epping forest
mas been thrown ont. A few years ago Ep-
plhs forest was rescued at great expense
IRON the hands OF several landlords and in
teFesled persons, and by an act of parlra-
ment was directed to be kept forever I'M
.oHohed for the people OF London" The
ig!atWay would have cut off by the proposed
Inc at least three hundred acres of forest
land for which no sum of money could
ever have really compensated.
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TENAs PRESS OPINIONS.

IhAsk AhNNNhhAA ~
Why Is the Weekly MesQuitcr like an or.
gan? Because 1t is run by crank kaui'
man Sun,
Az EVEN DOZEN.
The grand jury of Nolan county, recently
adjourned, returned twelve indictments
for murder WaXahachie Enterprise.
OUR SENATOR.
The Grcenville Banner predicts that SEN
ator Gibbs will be governor OF Texas inside
of ten years II the people know q statesman
when they SEQ hin.-[rerrell Star.
NOT ALWAYS,
"'rom 0chiltree on His Metaln an ex.
change heads an item. Did not know he
had any; thought he was always in debt.
L Longview Democrat.
PALMIsrRY COMMITTEE.
The house at Austin has ordered another
committee. This Is one OF
palm!stry, TO learn how many members
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SoNG OF 4 CONVICT
ANS uHrNASlrI IDEAS. Hl CLINT OF
thV "a ~ arr OF HAgRis3N COUNTY.

Iwsni o l2 & convict
And with the eoayic.s stand
Ul,s comforts an around me,
ALda prayer book IA my haAi.
WANT - be taught N...se,
wsright noone denies.
Apiwhen / shuttle OIL ,A.s coll
To live beyond the skies.
Blu, how will ] get there
fsa thing that puzzles me;
ys- a., ne thinks III ly there
Oithe wings Of the minority,
R.. WHO viii be my carrier
Ofa.lthe 'Pure Fifteen
sure must pick the best one,
.risateiious iisht wseu.
ius.Itake my friend from Hood,
And on the journey Trail
think not: he was once she,iG,
And may lead me back 70 jail
A.a'a. There is John Young GOoch,
rs plausible aad smart
Woader fthc golden Shores III touch,
lfWi,h him / should start
lies lightning chained to isures,
Butwhst human tongue can tell,
% lc take the wrong direction,
lie may land my soul in HI
There's the senator from Dallas,
But no; he'll never 30;
He, talk a convict ha'f to death,
Before the journeys through,
And then there's Interrogation Davis;
To choose him I'm half tent
BIT with him ia meier get in,
without an Amendment
Al. ha, my eyes are fOudly turning.
10 tie champion Of our cause,
To classic Alex, Terrell,
Who dcspises all lease laws.
And thus cnclaspcd within his arms,
T0mouut and ride the air,
And guided by his dowery flight,
surely VIII get there,
Aad upward. upward os we 70,
And passing star by star,
n. shout and make the welkin ring,
"Slc thur al astra.
Q sr.S, April s, lsSG
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PerNmpt0ry Sale al Auction

OF 30 of The most valuable lots In the city of
Marshall, Harrison county, Texas In the Glllum
addition TO said city. To begin on Thursday.
April 20 lss{ AT 10 o'clock n, m. In front of tho
courthouse In said city, and continue from day
TO day until said lots are all sold
SITUATION AND ADVANTAGE5.-ThesA
lots are In Wards Nos. and o and the nortn-
eastern portion. of said city of Marshall-thc
great railroad city of eastern Texss-having the
Texas Il Pacific X. r. from east to west tho
Texas Il New orl, ans Il, r., the Jefferson diyis.
ION OF the Texas Pacific r. Il running north 10
~ Louis; the Marshall & Northwestern r. r. to
vision OF the Missouri Pacific and the Texas Il
81. Louis railways, and also the Marshall Il Sa-
bine Pass X II, all connecting at and running
from the city OF Marshall, affords every facility
Tor transportation desired And said lots being
IN near proximity 10 all Of said railroads. their
wor t'shops, round houses freight and passen-
ger depo,s and also the car mandatory, and
surrounded as they are with many handsome
residences schools and churches, make these
lots, for residences and business purposes, the
most desirable In said city. The city of Mar.
SHAH with all her railroad advantages ..and sur.
rounded with fine cotton fruit aud gardening
lands and living springs OF pure, hoaltu restor.
ing water IL destined soon 10 be one of the
largest aud most prosperous cities Of tho south.
west.
Tho many inquiries already made 10 purchase
ONE OF these lots, and need of money by the
rwncr has induced their sale ut auction, and n
are CHANCE TO buy valuable property will be had
Colonel llsnry Gillum, OF New orleans, La,
who controls said property for the owner Cirs.
Virginia a. Gllium) wiz DO In Marshall ten
days before day of sale, and can there be confer.
rcd with In reference 10 said property. A plot OF
which can be seen on record In the county clerks
Office Ofllarrlson Coun yTexas.
iuo perfect and deeds with full covenants OF
warranty will be given
TERMS OF SALE.
Hall cash % day ~ sale aud balance End IS
months of equal amounts, In promlsory notes 10
bear Interest ut the rate orl0 per cent per annum
from day OF sale until pad, to be secured by
deeds Of trust on the property sold with clauses
Inserted to cover trustees aud attorneys fees for
collecting same ifnnt paid as they respectively
come due. Deeds OF sale and of trus; to be prt-
pared by ,he owner, ~ expense of purchasers,
captain J.A II lIosack, formerly OF Jefferson
Texas, but now ofthe city of san Antonio, Tex.
as who has made auction sales OF town lots a
specially for tho last 20 years, will conduc, said
sale, and Will be pleased TO confer aud CORE
spond. with those wishing 10 attend said sale
with the view Of purchasing any OF the said lois,
J. A. II. H0sAcK, Auctioneer,
marlSsun0 San Antonio. Texas,
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=, We assert without fear of contradiction
mat Bailey's Saline Aperent is cheaper and
more pleasant than any pills ever made for
constipation, torpid liver or sick headache;
tAa! 1t never produces the least unpleasant
iee,ng, and its action is more prompt than
any phi made. 1t lisa terrible enemy to the
Pi,' family, driving them from every fire.
sue 1t is so nice, pleasant, cleanly and
prompt IN action, whether on steamboat,
iauroads, hotels or at home, that all ladies
are Gelighted.
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ad finger in the lobby cash.-IseymOur

had sdager in the lobby cssh,-ISeymOur
CTesset,
THE LAST STRAW.
We are shocked at the disclosure Of the
TACT, made in the Sitsings investigation,
that members OF the legislature play cards
and drink. We were prepared Tor almost
anything, but not for this.-lSan Antonio
Express.
THE WAY TO PUT IT.
VIII some smart man please explain TO
the dear people why II Is tina. the state eau
not make a mans work more than pay
his expenses, when the man himself made
profit GA his labor before he was lncATce-
rated p Gainosyile Register.
HIGHLY CoLoREn.
The municipal election in Athens, Texas,
resulted in a complete farce, the mayor,
city attorney and marshal elect all being
colored, The board of aldermen will refuse
to qualify and the result will be new
election AZ some future time. The Athen-
ians c0Utd not stand the black cloud that
overcame them Brenham Banner.
QUESTIONABLE.
During the setting of the Eighteenth leSis-
lalure the members have SAID great zeal
about the disruption ofthe democratic party.
The democratic party Is fully able 10 take
care OF its interests without any interior
ence on the part Of the legislature. The
legislature is not the democratic party, and
1t Is very questionable il the party has a
fair representation i'll that body Graham
Leader.
GOOD WORD FOR THE DoG.
Don't abuse your dogs. If you possess 4
worthless cur dispose of him. Nearly all
the new spapers make periodical attacks on
the dogs. A good dog is very useful ami
NAL on farm, aud often assists the farmer
and saves him many steps and quite fire..
quently saves valuable property from
proving thieves. Have good dog, and
train him to be useful Texas Former.
CASH BALANCE THREATENED.
Senator Davis, of Cook county, on Non
day, in discussing motion to recommit
the general appropriation bill said it was
the most extravagaut since the days OF the
Twelfth legislature. He showed that the
appropriations tor salaries of clerks in the
several departments have increased over
| $4,000, while $1,000 annually had been
appropriated out of the general revenue,
without precedent, for the Bryan college
$4,000 for the Alamo and To build monu-
ments, and an increase of Si5 go per annum
for pensions. In fact, it seems that every
thing has been increased and nothing cut
down. II the appropriation hill is passed
in its present shape the cash balance will
soon disappear lGreenvile Herald.
| HISTORICAL NOTE.
| 1t has been matter of dispute whether
| or no Oregon was embraced within the
! Louisiana purchase. Francis \. Walker
so included it III his statistical atlas OF the
! United States. Ever since his accuracy has
been aSSailed, but he recently examined
the map given by M. Barpe. Barbois, the
negotiator on the part of France OF the
treaty OF 1893, in his 'Histolre dc Louis-
/ L. /
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"Meno sapa in oorporo sano:" "a sound
mind In a sound body" is the trade mark
OF Aliens Brain Food, and we assure our
readers that, If dissatisfied with either
weakness Of brain or bodily powers, this
remedy will permanently strengthen both.
Sl.-At ruggists and Aliens pharmacy
3l5 FirstAvenue, New York.
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Go to tho Caddo house, Greonvile, Il you
want good accommodations gt low rateo
comfortable rooms, clean beds aud well
supplied table can always hc found.
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For Rent.


(,oR RENr-Genuemcn DESTROYS OF securing
u cool, commpdious rooms elegantly lstu-
iShed, within II few minutes wax of business
portion OF the city Will please apply to 700 Jack.
son street spriO.lw
L'oR RENT-A largc building, suitable FOR
j. both dwelling and carpenter snd blacksmith
shop, for only $40 per mouth, Inquire OF j. L.
Ffouls, Herald Once aprS-lw
Tor RhNr--Nioely furnished front room. In.
/ quIre nj 300 Griffin street aprG.it
L'OR aEhr-Upltsge, 1897 Commerce street,
II east OF Cabsll. Enquire at 1911 Main street.
apri-tf
EOR RENT--A neat furnished loom, win east,
II ern and southern exposure. Apply ut
premises, 1927 Commerce street. matS0- Il
L'OR RENr-rhe lower story II 20g Main
II street, north of court hou,e formerly ocou-
pied by Castor y Thomas, bankers; fixtures aud
magnificent vault suitable for bank Apply To
John Browning or 625 Elm street mar25lm
Eok REN IA nicely FURNISHED room, south
Il and west exposure; large closet oistern water
-9b Commerce St j. NJ. Hayes mar27tf
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Burnetts Cocaine has been sold Ia
every ciyiise country, aud the public have
rendered the veriiCt that IL Is the cheapest
and best hair dressing IN the world.
Burnetts FlayOring Extracts are iuva-
riably Acknowledged the purest and the
hest.
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Fog salc.

IGOR SNLE-Complote OUTFIT steam bsiok ms.
L chime, engine aud boiler dirt erusher,
moulds, teams, wagons, Sheds, etc, cheap Tor
cash ~ On time, J Il. Whitseher orscaun,
iCNaS. MARRIOTT
lOR SALh-noardlug. mouse uWnt Auui,,ss
L Fred A. Beall Cchurnc Texas srrlO,lw
EOk SALE--ny undivided hall nilulUsl IA Inc
II Abney & Pointer herd OF cattle, about 800
head, located IN Shackleford county, Texas
Il W, Abncy, Denton, TEX, npr,.lm
LOR sAtE-Engine. Boiler and spice Mills, IN
L good oIder. For further particulars call on
mnrl5 I'm MCENNlS & 60.
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Chris Rinteman's saloon of Fort Worth,
which is hard by the depot, Is well known
to and most popular place with the trav.
cling public Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside, and the purcst and best liquors are
served and connected 10 a style 10 suit
the taste OF the most f.sndious, They
carry nothing out The very best brands OF
goods, and IL you tain would smoke II is
here YOU will find tho best brands OF cigars.
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1loucU to lend,

MONEY TO LEND-On one to five Year,
wi time Mt reasonable rates. C. T. Wellesley,
general manager Dallr Texas.
MONEY TO LEND will lend funds on real
vi estate on long time AZ reasonable rates
James Il Simpson. mario I'm h.
| AND LOAN--J. Is. Watkins " Co. 0.uss,
IL Texas. feb 1911
MONEY TO LEED-R. d. Coushanour.
wi InhT ~
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Important and True.
Impure blood causes disease and decay,
no matter what part seems TO be the seat OF
the disease-liyer, kidney or brnin--then
how important it is to purify the blood
with Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by w. II.
Patterson & Co.
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llottcc Of dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
~ firm Of Nance MoilOit OF Lancaster, Tex.
a., is this dag dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be continued by ". Il Moileu 4
SOU. We desire to thsnk the public for the pat.
ronagc 40 literally extended 10 Us IN the past,
and ask n continuance OF the same To the new
firm, Either member OF the old finn are AL.
thoTsod 10 collect accounts OF Nance Il Molett,
w. 7. NANCE,
W. r. MuFFETT.
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8. 4. s. stands unrivaled for blood die.
eases; Is q blessing to those who take Il;
send me the address OF doubtful ones, John
STaggart; Salamanca, N. Y.
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Stcanc0 or Stolen.

CTRAYED OK sToLEN--0n Monday night
- last, roan sorrell mare about years old
and about Az hands high. A liberal reward
will be paid for her 'eturu 10 Kerioot Hereford
" MCiran 1913 Elm st. Hprf. lw
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Mysteries, n melancholy symptom Of Sc
rious monthly troubles. are cured by the
use of English Female Ditters.
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Tho Florence Nightingale of tho Nurse

INC Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery
The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen.
ger, at Chambersburg, Penn:
A BENEPACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow Nill prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
so sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to
say, IA blessing on Mrs. Winsow" for help
ing her to survive and escape the gripping,
colicking and teething siege. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dyseniery and diar-
rhWa. 1t sottens the gums, reduces inila.
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teething period.
1t performs precisely what it Processes 10
perform, every part of it-nothng less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow- know her
only through the preparation of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething."
II we had the power We would make her,
az she is, a physical saviour to the infant
race, Sold by all druggists. % cents bet
tie
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Tho poop,e's World. Wild, Verde,

For lame back, side or Ghost use Shiloh,
Porous Plaster. Sold by W. II. Patterron
& Co. druggists. Dallas, Texas
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Remember

Remember
neglect ofir,t symptoms frequently leads
to permanent defects. PimpIes and blotches
on the skin indicate disease which can be
cured by Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
w. IA. Patterson IL Co.
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Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin? Shiloh's Vitali2er Is positive
cure. Sold by w. II. Patterson IL Co.,
druggists, Dallas.
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A Carc

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscre.ions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., |
will send recipe that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary IN South America
Send u self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. Inman, Station b, New York
CITY,
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Eor Exc nannc.

EoR EXCHANGE-Dr Thomas viii exchange
his farm of Q, acres for Dallas dty property.
Cal ut S2i Elm NJ, IN stairs npr3-if
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy--a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Bold by W. II. Patterson Il Co., drug
pists Dallas
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Celebrated,
and justly so, is Acker's English remedy,
Tor consumption, coughs and colds Price
lOc., SOC, and 81. Sold by VIII. Patterson
A. Co
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Why will you cough when shiloh's Cur
will give immediate relief Price 10 cts,
Scots, and 81. Sold by W. Ii. Patterson
& Co., druggists, Dallas.
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Referring to above, we ask the patrons OF the
retiring firm 10 give lis II call and we will guar.
antce satisfaction. W. X MOfFETT II SON.
NJ tt ri