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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-07-24

Clears out rats, mice reaches, flies,
ants Rbed-bugs, skunks, chipmunkl
poghers1lM. Druggist 'gg sAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

KELLOGG ana subsequently paid by - CIV
the inference would be irresisfible III keus -
ceived the money.
Mr. Brewster said that KelloggS nsioe o1 - = =
appear upon the drafts, and urged tnat - - n
necessary for the government 10 hee - rszssS
might be claimed that what they gnntN ~ -
by inference could be proved by POSITIVE 49, pe ~,
He urged that the government should nsS IN
opportunity To secure the attendance 0 ~ ~. -
ing and recuSant witness who was otoOey.nS -
deiying the law. His presence there. DC se.os -
explained by the absence OF Mr.. Bliss ID ~ ~
eTIiment. he said. desired a speedy tr1al. ~ -
acquittal of the defendant II the cnae@ snt ~
against him were not proved He Od not WIN 49, 49,
government placed I'm the attitude OF cauAn8 s"o
case 10 be postponed until another term.
Judge Nylic asked Il the government couio n~sss
a daY Tor trial
The Attorney General said the day would depeno
upon the convenience OF the court ana the Gese.a-
ant. lie suggested that the government coolQ ~
ten days notice OF the day when they snouio -
ready.
Judge wylie said he did not think the case should
be postponed without naming day Tor the SAsl
DECISION TOMORROW.
After further discussion Judge wylfe saao ne
would take the application and affldavits ana an
noInce the decision OF the court tomorrow morn
ing.
WHAT GOV. KELLOGG SAYS
Governor Kellogg said 10 THE STAR reporter
that kers affidayit of what he expected 70 prove
In the case was the third time Ker had parade6e =
statement before the public OF what he a&eft1 0e
facts that VIII be proved I'm the case cow
kellogg saws that statemeflts made by kef - nL5
aiiltaNft are IN the main untrue. But, he ooNss
"her must earn his per diem.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
The Jail Scandal.

REPORT OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The committee, consisting Of Benton Russ Jas
Coleman and Jno N. Jones, who investigated the
charges made by Jansen against Sidney Mcfarland
and VIM. b. Hudson, OF improper conduct with
Carrie Ackers, have reportedtto the Department OF
Justice vindcating those men, and stating that in
their opinion the charges were made in malice,
super1nduced by Jealousy A private report on the
matter states that there is looseness Of discipline
at the jail which permits Of guards visiting the
rooms OF female prisoners, and that this state Of
affairs should be femedied
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kilograms to The Star.
EFFORTS TO AVERT ODONNELLs FATE
TnE EGYPTIAN AND TONQUIN WARS.
The SLAYER Of Carey.

o'DoNNEII' 's COUNSEL LOOKING Up rHR JuRYnRN.
LONDON, Dee. 10.-Mr. Guy, O'Donnell's solicitor,
In a letter 10 the newspapers, begs that the mem
bers OF the Jury which tried ODonnell VIII conn.,
dentially communicate with him, as he desires 10
address them upon matter OF extreme urgency.
lie says all other means or communicating Win
them has failed. As he was refused q copy OF th0
panel OF the Jury before the trial he has been un-
able 10 ascertain their identity since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
Fire i'm DalefmOre.
ONE LADY FATALLY INJURED AND AvOTHRB an.
yERELY HURT

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 10.-A IRE occurred be-
tween three and four o'clock this morning at the
residence OF Miss Ella Martin, lag boundary ave-
nue.. Miss Carrie Martin, aged 81, jumped from
the balcony OF a window In the second story and
dislocated her spine, causing probably fatal In
jury. Miss Susie Martin dropped from the balcony
on mattresses, which had been placed below, re-
Miss Ella Martin, who is an artist and owns the
building. and her sister, Miss Mary Martin, aged
Co. Were rescued by ladder. The Misses Martin
are natives of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and said TO be
daughters OF an ex-membef OF Congress tom that
state, now deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

The Republican National Convention.
Mr. FRYE's PLAN OF FREPREsENrAT1ON-THE RIVALRY
OF PLACES WHICH WANT THE CONVENTION
The national republican committee will meet at
the Arlington about noon on Wednesday, to fix
upon the time and place Of holding the next
national convention All the states and territories
will be represented either by the regular members
or proxies The matter of representation Will come
up for action, and it is believed that Senator
Fryes plan will be adopted It is highly COM
mended by those members OF the committee now in
the city. member from one of the eastern states
said to-day he believed MI. Frye's plan would be
adopted without any change. The cities most
urged for the convention are PHILADELPHIA Sara
toga, Chicago and Indianapolis Boston and New
York city are also mentioned in this connection
The greatest pressure up to the present time an
tee will probably complete its business by We(nes-
day night. Mr.. John s. Runnells the member from
Gen. E. C. David, OF Wyoming, Is here as the prOxy
for Judge Carey, OF that territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
TeleHraphtc Rrfefs.

At Woburn, Mass, last night, four freight cars a
the Boston and Lowell railroad were burned m
the Merrmac Channel Co.'S works were damaged.
The loss Is $1,000.
cable dispatch from London to the Toruuto
Globe says II Is of1cially announced that the DIM
the overturning OF the old board OF directors ~
the election OF a new board. has been cOmurumfg4(
and all litigation Will be avoided
Franklin NJ. Gordon. cashier OF the Pooulepa NJ.
donal Bank In Pittsburg, Pa, one OF the of0ot ~
best known citizens, died OF pneumonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Theodore Thomas says IN
reference TO the statement by cable that the Amer
lean tour or Materna, ScoT1a and Winkelmann ha0
lapSed on account OF the refusal OF the Vienna In
tendant general that the refusal probably refers TO
projected tour OF opera, and that his en9agemeuC
OF those artists for concerts has the approval OF tho
intendant general Baron Hofimann, and that h0
yesterday received the contracts signed ana sealed
The tour begins April 4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

DEFEATED BEFORE RENFoRCEMESTs CANE.
CAIRO, Dec. 10.-The troops recently despatched
TO Suakim had not arrived there on the ID inst,
when the defeat OF the Egyptians near that plac6
occurred
BAD CONDUCT OF THE BAsHr BAzorKs.
LONDON, Dec. 10-A dispatch TO the Daily T6se-
graph from Cairo says a sergeant OF the Black
forces who were In the late battle with the Hill
men, near Suaktm, states that the Egyptians would
have defeated the rebels but for the conduct OF the
BaSlu BaZOukS.
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Affairs in Ireland
A NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING IN sPrrR OF a 0ovKRN-
MENT PROCLAMATION.

MINI LAMAIfoTs
DUBLIN, Dec. 10.-Notwithstanding the TACT that
the government issued proclamation f0rbtddfng
the holding OF 4 national league meeting at Lou
ghrea. county Galway, yesterday, meeting was
he'd close to that town. The authorities learned
OF the asSsmblage and dispatched force OF police
TO disprSe IL but IL had adjourned BEFORE the police
reached the spot. 4 motion was passed by tho
meeting denJuncng emigration from Ireland A
letter from the bishop OF Clonfert was read, say
ing that there is room In Ireland for double the
present population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
The District Militia.

ADJUTANT GENERAL AMOS wRRsrRR TENDERS HIS
RESIGNATION.
Col Amos Webster called upon the Secretary of
War Saturday afternoon and rendered his restgna-
tion as adjutant general Of the Districtmiltia No
action has yet been taken upon the resignation.
Col Webster has nothing to say concerning his
resignation further than that It Is In the hands Of
the President and Secretary OF War, and that the
public is perfectly familiar with the causes which
led to such action on his part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 10-Dr. Joseph Gibbons q
prominent member OF the Society of Frfends and
the publisher OF the Friends Journal OF Philadel.
pnia died suddenly yesterday at his home at Bird.
INLAND, this county, aged 66 years Deceased WAS
a strong abolitionist, and took prominent part I'm
the underground railroad scheme which extended
aid to fugitive slaves In their efforts TO escape m
bondage.
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LANSB RGH d BRO,
420, 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET.
A BRlaHr LAD.

Chateauneuf. Keeper Of the Seals Of Louis XIII.
vnen boy of only nine years old, was asked many
questions by Bishop and gave very prompt answers
TO them all AT length the prela.e said Il will give you
an orange if you will tell me where God is" MY
Lord" replied the boy. Il will give you two if you will
tell HE where He is not" There probably goodly
number Of good mothers of boys who have heard
Their Boys" say awful srnart things; perhaps just
as Keen apt and beautiful as related above.
But about BOYS CLOTHES. We doubt II there's q
boy within four and half miles of Washington not in
need OF something It's the chronic state of a boys
wardrobe Does YOUR BOY need Suit or Overcoats
These things must be GOught; what better you do
than to call on Us: We've got e and in such variety
as to render choosing The Necessities of life sell
dom meet with much consideration or encounter
Honest Bareains-Rea! a! Wants. being generally imposed
upon made to favor the seller exclusively As
exception 10 this custom ask you to call to morrow
or any subsequent day. when SPECIAL BARGAINS in
Old Boys and Young Boys Clothing may be found
throughout entire establishment. We promise
that an examination viii confirm statements and
We want you wnen III need OF CLOTHING, to bear in
mind that ours FIT.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

FRANCE AND CHINA.
PARIS, Dec loarhe To- pod're Snewspaper urges urge
dence in the government In order TO strengthen te
against the intrfgues OF China.
FRENCH ELECTION.
PARIS. Dec. 10-M. Galtiere (republican) has been
elected member OF the chamber OF deputies for
Lodene. department OF Herault, vice Nj. ARAFAT,
deceased NJ Caltiere received majority OF S3 over
the conservative candidate.
THE PROPOSED SECOND sUEz CANAL.
PARIS. Dec. l0.-M De Lesseps has telegraphed 70
the Egyptian government, In reply TO inquiries,
that the alleged arrangement with ship-Owners
relative 10 second Suez canal amounts at present
simply 10 informal negotiations.
ANARCHIST MANIFESTATIONS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. Dec 10-A number OF Seditious pacardS
quantity OF pamphlets bearing the signatures OF
several anarchists have been seized
ESCAPED RADICALS
BELGRADE, Dec. 10.-M PaShitch. the radical
leader in the SkuptSchina, and twenty other radi-
Gals who Were implicated I'm the recent revolt have
been summoned TO appear before the judges at
Zaitchar for trial on the 10th inst Most OF them.
however, have escaped into Bulgaria Twenty Of
the rebels who were condemned TO death In Novem-
ber have been reprieyed.
ADMIRAL C0uRBET TO AWAIT ORDERS FROM FRANCk
LONDON. Dec. 10.-A Paris dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says IL is stated that
Colrbet. commander in TonQuin. TO continue his
preparations for his campaign against Sontag ana
Bac Mini, but TO await fresh orders from France
before taking decisive action.
ALFRED TENNYsoN MADE BARON.
LONDON, Dec. 10-The Queen has made Alfred
Tennyson, the poet laureate OF England, q baron.
Promotion for the Hraziliaa Consul
RIO DE JASEIRo Dec. 10-The Emperor Of Brazil
has created Sir salvador de Mendonca, Brazilian
Consul General in the United States for the laSe
eight years, a knight commander OF tbs Imperial
Order Of the Rose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
LECTURES.

ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
A COURSE OF TWENTY CHEMICAL. PHYSICAL
AND LIT ERARY LECTURES. fully Illustrated by New
and Complete Apparatus. at the LECTURE HALL. OF
FRItNDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1871 street northwest,
FRIDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock. by j. r. ROGERS,
III. D.. Ph. D., and S B. FROST, A. NJ
Tickets to entire S so; single lecture 25cents
Special rates to schools
Tickets for sale at Baantyne's and Brad Adams book
stores. d5-2w
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The Escape OF Sergeant wan.
THE oFFENsE FOR WHICH HE WAS sINTIucm :
COURT MARTIAL. 80


Sergeant George w. Wall, who escaped frum -
guard house at Fort Myer, last Friday niRht a. -
belong to the signal service, as errOueo,sly -
lished, nor was he sentenced to imprisounenf -
refusing to accompany the Greely relief expemrno.
He belonged to Company K, "a infantry. n -
learned at the signal Office that lie volunteep0 -
60 with the Proteus party, having the urrSSrS
year been a member OF the BeeOe exne01f5oS -
was ordered TO St Johns by Gen Haae0 n ~
vance OF Lieut. Garhngton's party, TO - q ~
proper loading OF the stores on tho pFnns
He was subsequently tried by court-maFfanl - -
opedlence OF gthese1 orders and the punl11h06 -
ceedings OF the court show tn at he tgHS1S-.@SSSS
from Halifax that he had ira cfure6 NJ
sprained both his wrists and badly C1716n r.
hand, asking what he should Do Gen ~
him 10 get his wounds Dressed urnOoS6 -
Johns and give the consul such adv1ce - ~ 49,
as would get the Pruteus ready by TIA 49,
The lantic. This order he fafled 70 oSEc
statement that he was Professionally ~
turn by Dr. Farrell, at Halifax, was -
Inc court found him guilty andhe -
to eighteen months impr1GuDEnon1 sE ~,
worth, 10 be reduced TO p11va1e t0xa
Oily discharged, and 70 forfeit all ~
ances due him The ofI1c1al order e6 -
sentence was issued last Friday sn0 -
ne escaped nom the gunrdhouso -
where ne was temporarily con0nfa
are being made by the signal Ol1csTa6S<
lI Is believed that he Ms -
a,9,5,a amS nlanl,er ;I,sl, oI ns eecaQe I'M -
assistance from the ouf1n6o -
orders he caused grone
Darlington and defrv n
stores aAd to be takdk ct e
;, wesley Posey, colorea c.
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ANUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL 1HEATEh
CNE VEIN
CONNFNtIx5 MONDAY. DECEMBER 10.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee
There y Z b. no Matinee oil Wednesday,
The DISTINGUISHED TrageCian,
MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT
s,,,ported b Nh Louis James and Excellent Com
p3ny-
NoEisy Evening
hICHEIIET-
Tuslay and Thursday Evenings ard saturday Matinee.
EKAN'ESCA DA RINiINI.
WttiResi lay tyeniug.
HAMLET
Friday EveninE- BOrola BIZ.
SHYLOCk and DAVID GA!sRICk.
Saturday Evening.
JULIUS Ci.SAH.
Monday Dec 11-MONTE CEISTO do
l,oEDS OPERA HOUSE DECEMBER 10.
THE FASHIONABLE SEASON.
Manager Ford las much pleasure in the announcement
ot
MRS IANGTRY
for brief season Glrz the ConereSsional session of
Fashionable Ll-it COMEDY with the support ~ hrst
clas, CqInuanv uiIi-- tine mauageIu. IF Nr. {. A
AenLuIn. / Il : itlal ITrf1rfL2rc- Viii b
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
The rest OF the repertoir- te AZ the Opera
HOus-. Jtiuclude- The HInchbac l., SHE stcops to
Conquer" and p ril'
Seats can now reserved for night OF the week
al B ntauo'S LEADING hotels amt at the opera House
TL,. Cu.ra HO,ISs can I, rented f5r single ulrhts
f. matinee during the weh connie ncil5 De-
ferl1th MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LO.O.F-FRIENDsHIP LODGE, No. ia
t-s Special Meeting of the Lodge will be held THIS
lMonday) EVENING, at O'clock to make arrangements
for the funeral of our late Brother JOHN CARROLL.
1t P HALL SWEET, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $7S9 2S2; customs, 1858, ,915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

For THE Poor CHILDREls CHRISTMAS TREAT
49, 3. F.n sends $40 to THE STAR to be turned over
to Miss Vests "ChildrenS Christmas Clubn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

Wesley Posey, colorod. g.
Httle white girl, near e.
entenced 70 be hange6 I1I 49,
The Rev. John O. 2ea@n n
retafy OF the Amer1can
DIED IN Boston yeUterd11;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

NINE MI scum.
IL THE FAMILY RESORT OF THE PEOPLE
\ Great T. ItrIOrl.lany-.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
90 New Artists All First Class
lyle and Roberts TIE Great CoTs Infant Wonder Ro-
DsrtU, NH IrE,.- a-.i. Mons. Leslie. Master
UuId and Everett the Naalcian.
Also. TIE FAMOUS STRASBt'Et CLOCK
Living Skeleton. Fat Boy. Albinos, etc
ADMISSION 10 all. ONLY 10 CTS. d1O-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

THE o. s. s. MoHICAN viii be launched at San
Francisco on the 26th OF this month"; and her engines
Will be at once placed In her there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

NEW THEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY. December 10.
SENSATIONAL SURFRISE.
Appearance of the Original
HISDOO NAUTCH DANCERS,
stinaE. Maid Salar. and BlhadoOr their Weird and
E-autifui
NACTCH DANCE.
Mstness-Tueslays Thursdays and Saturdays. d1O
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II ROCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING
Os FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER. FROM PARIS
Three Patents ana Five Medals IRON Expos:tons of
Pa-1s. Lyons and NiennA. -
Nanufs turer and importer Of
HUSAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Iallirs fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Eai- dyed and shanpoOed iii first class manner
w., L, Ortrr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

In THE ABSENCE OF Secretary Folger and Assist
ant Secretary French, Assistant Secretary New Is
acting as Secretary Of the Treasury. Secretary
Folger Is suffering from an attack Of biliousness
and his physician has advised him to rest and re-
main away from the off1oe for few days Judge
French Is suffering from slight attack OF rheuma-
tiSm.
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7
attached to my house. northwest Of 10th and
streets northwest to the within ten days
or shall remove them at the expiration Of that time
dl0-6t R. O. HOLTZMAN
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I RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO MY FRIENDS
AID TIE public that i now with GEO T. KEEN.
Tailor. where shall be glad TO them and can guar
antee perfect satisfaction IS regards Goods Tri,nnings
NorkIaanslip and Price
E +. KROEHLE
n2I-fn 4l4 9th street northwest
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Admission. 81: Reserved Seats. 80 cents extra.
The advance sale viii cCInInence Wednesday morning.
December Il at AetzerOtt g Co.'S y25 Pennsylvania
avenue ds-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-10

RIO DE JANEIRo, Dec. 10.-The Emperor Of Brax
has created Sir salvador de Mendonca, Braz1lia
Consul General in the United states for the las
eight years, a knight commander OF tbs Imper1x
Order Of the Rose.
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A. sAKs & CO..

SIG AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-18

umph over any artist whose work they
have seen. All he desires is a visit to his
beautiful rooms, and an inspection of his
productions. His order book embraces
names from oil parts of Texas, and in
catching the shadow, ii is pleasant to note
that Nc. is also gathering little of the
substance.
With pleasure we call attention to the
book and stationary house of j. Is. Fears,
sos Main street. Mr. Fears has recently
received large additions to his stock, and
now has on hand full assortment; blank
books, letter-paper, school books, miscella.
neous works, pocket books, leather bags
bankers cases, fancy goods and novelties
by the thousands. His stock is simply
complete throughout, and prices bottom
Parties desiring to purchase would do well
to examinehis stock before buying else
| where
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OVER THE CITY.

OperA glasses at Knepay's.
The diamond EN- porlum Of rexas-K nep
Az 4 Ben, GA Main street.
The ladies' bazaar and dining tents are
bslng literally patronixsd.
The grand jury has adjourned for the
purposs Of enjoying 6wngerfest.
diamonds diamonds Don
~ e ~ tho grand diAplay u Knspny 4
/. ,. Curtis, jswslsr, corner Of Main aut
Eeydrss stssetss Repairing fns watches /
Mn. Emily 3. Keller died yesterday fore
loon: The mineral VIII tsks .pla,S iro
q u O'clock.
4: |':lH ':'' s::s 7 :;';as :''''' Y
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WhenO ordering Your Spring Suit
do not fail to- examine the immense dis
play OF samples at the
HEADQUARTERS FOR TEXAS
Of J. Winter, jr, Il Co., Louisville, Ken.
lucky,
LEADING TAILoRs OF THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Their stock is uneQualled in the state,
comprising the most desirable fashionable
ana reliable goods in French and English
fabrics. The Innings and buttons kept by
this house are the best and most select, and
used in harmony to color and character OF
goods. Since the prices are the lowest, il
is to the interest of everybody to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
In addition to the above announcement
we desire to say that we receive every week
or two, from our headquarters at Louis
vile, few so-called mi6tits, which we are
ready to close out at mach reduced prices
ltwill pay you to see them, Call at Nc
tOi Main street,
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Loeb & Freiberg,


We have now on hand and arc constantly
receiving by express the pure New York Cream
Cheese Creamery Butter, Smoked Tongues,
Marinirte. Holland Herrings, sardells Russian
1ardines, Anchovies. etc. In order to reduce oui
largo stock Of Canned Goods before fresh fruits
and vegetables will be in the market, we have
determined to put down the price. So be sure
and price at our store before purchasing else
where. LOEB Il FKElBERG.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN

THERE WAS TIME when in buying ready made clothing e IMAM % nv WE
p
made by
were
world
iont yOf
al
possible price we ARE S %
guarantee uatn every inc Ife "' ~ WV
quality Of mi
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A Musical Feast.

n musical Feast.
Will be enjoyed by the many Thousands
visiting Dallas this week. II you r.,,h n
musical feast for the rest of your i ,es mr.
chase n piano from c. II. + wards TSh
NJ ain street, before YOU retu'. N home Tho
largest and best stock in ae civ,
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Special Trains for smnreriest.

Commencing Tuesday morning May 18th
tine Missouri Pacific Ry will run u special
passenger train between Denison and Dali
las to accommodate visitors to the Sppgcr-
fest. Trains will leave Denison at o'clock
q. m and returning leave Dallas II p. IN.
For tickets call on Il. =. Turner nv I. II T..
Depot.
b. w. McCuLLouGH,
Asst G. Y. 4 Il, A
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Picnic Postponed.
The picnic OF the Sunday school of the
First Baptist church has been postponed
Another time for it will be fixed next Sab.
bath morning. j. l.. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.
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THE CITY.
SPRING sTAl.r., or BONNErs.

UrhINd STA Ans Or BONNETS.
Tho latest shades in Silk Velvets
oatins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes and Tips,
and the latest styles in everything in
the Millinery.line. Ladies would do well
70 call aud examine my large stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash.
ionable goods ever brought to Dallas.
MRS. Il. CHESTNUT,
Elm street, next door to Oram's jewelry
store.
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THE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE 90
OF LONDON,

OF LONDON.
This company Is prepared to loan money
ct reasonable rates Of interest Mt from one
70 i've years time, secured by Iced Of trust
On improved lands and city property. II
VIII also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad and other bon ! and purchase
vendors lien notes.
O. X. WELLKsLRY,
General Manager, 0iiioe Cos Main street
Dallas. Texas.
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