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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10

Present-Mayorl Cabell. Aldermen Loeb
Tillman, Moroney, Gill, J. d. Carter.
A communication was read from Alder
man G. f. Carter saying his partner
daughter had Just died and asking for ad
tournament until Thursday evening.
On motion of Aldermen Moroney pro
ceedings were commenced.
Alderman Tillman moved that the bal
lots cast and contested be taken up an(
voted on, one by one, on the legality o
each vote. Carried. The vote was as follows
J. r. Davis, rejected on motion of Gill.
l.. III. Burton, rejected on motion of Till
j.. H. Hansen, rejected on motion o
Loeb.
S. Stansbury, rejected on motion o
Carter.
J. G. Frazier, received; motion made by
George Nowln received Zone vote), or
motion by Tillman.
William Littlepsge, rejected on motion
by Loeb.
Alex. Kennedy, rejected on motion by
Carter.
J. d. Smith. rejected on motion by Loeb.
w. E. Elan, rejected on motion by Till
man.
John Fullerlove. rejected on motion by
J. d. Carter
V. r. Pace rejected on motion of J. D..
Carter.
G. H. Parker rejected on motion of Mo-
roney.
August Raegler rejected on motion of
Tillman.
Nathan Glover rejected on motion of
Loeb.
J. G. Wainscott rejected on motion of
Moroney.
M. F. Shaw rejected on motion of Gill.
Robert Banker rejected on motion of
Tillman.
W. G. Davenport received on motion of
Robert Best received on motion of Till
man.
J. l.. Britton rejected on motion of Till.
man.
John Peltry rejected on motion of Car
ter.
Henry Jenkins received all but Tillman
voting aye, Carter aye.
John ID. Bough rejected on motion of
Tillman.
John Hooner rejected on motion of Till
man.
j. d. Padgitt rejected on motion of Gill.
In this last case a IL voting for his rejec-
ton except Alderman Moroney.
The Nowlin case then came up and his
one vote received as stated above. Mr..
Moroney referred to the votes alleged to
have cast under assumed names, such as
Cullen, Scott and others, but on motion of
hlueTIneu IL was TeSOlNeu Indl INC lOllOWluB
electors be declared to have voted illegally
and have been rejected:
J. Il. Davis, J. Ii. Hanson, S. SALISBURY,
L. IL. Burten, VIM, Littlepage, Alex
Kennedy, ]. d. Smith, W. E. Elan, John
Fullerlove, V. +. Pace, G. II. Parker, Au- |
gust Roegler, Nathan Glener, j. G. Wains- |
colt, NJ. Il. Shaw. j. ID. Padgitt, Robert |
Banker, J. d. Britton, N Peltz. J. ID.
Baugh and John Hoov1 d that the ey-
idCnoe IN case or the Z TX 10 not sum |
cient to reject them: frazier, George |
Nowlin, w. q. DaveI'i,' )bert Best and
Henry jenkins, and they e hereby de-
clared legal voters. On vote the resolu-
ton was made unanimous.
On motion Of J. ID. q er II was resolved
that the legal votes a., for Spellman,
PAS; Greenlaw, 236; tlIGt's enlaw is not en-
titled TO the Office Of ALDERMAN from the
second ward, and tEt spellman be sworn
in.
Mr.. Spellman was then sworn in, and APP
pointed in Greenlaw's place on the follow
ing committees: railroads, journals, sani-
tary and hospital, purchases, gas and tax
Council then adjourned until Saturday
night next.
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climate IN the world and predicts that II
eill he In the future famous and populat
resort for pleasure seekers from oil parts ol
he country. Mr.. Middleton will return
In about one month.
Monterey and saltillo were the principal
places he visited.
lie expresses himself hs well pleased
with the country, generally speaking, ana
The better class Of population. The valley
a'ound Monterey, which lies between two
mountain ranges, Is fertile, and the lands
are irrigated from streams which How IRON
The mountains throughout the season. The
moguey plant, from which meyCal, the
national beverage of Mexico is made, Is one
Vt the principal products cultivated, es'
pecial,y around Saltiilo. The climate is
extremely salubrous, and from three to
| tour crops n year are raised an
nually. Wheat, corn and barley are
prominent among the products of the coun
Try. good deal of the wheat has already
been harvested and thrcsbed, and corn has
been planted in the fields from which it has
80 recently been reaped. The hot springs
OF Monterey and the excellent water ano
climate of Saltiilo are destined to be, in his
CD nion EAyOrite summer resorts.
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NJ love and beauty The enthfoned queen Of
all The oOtefe, but considering the fact that
the OCCASION was one devoted 10 mn'lo, "
was thought best ~ substitute Euterpe.
she was The pufest and sweetest and
most potent Of oil the muses., and
from her Orpheus drew his insplra
lions. by the power Of which the rocks
moved and the trees bent their heads in
alteration OF sweet strains Of melody, while
the brooks were silent In their silvery muir
muriDgs, ard the birds ceased their carols
TO listen to the heavenly notes. Euterpe
will be queen Of the day, and with her fair
and beauteous court about her, will be the
cynosure OF oil eyes.
Colonel John @. Mccoy will be grand
marshal OF the day, with his staff, to com
mand this procession, more than one mile
in length, moving through the principal
streets of the city, and thence to Shady
| View PARK, where grand Mai-iest picnic
will be had. There will be six bands OF
music in the procession, one of the finest
New Orleans bands, secured at cost OF
over $4,000, among the number. Among
these bands there will be a number from
abroad all good ones. Arriving at Shady
View park, the picnic grounds, there will
be welcome address by the president.
Promenade concert.
An address of welcome by one of our
most honored citizens, giving the outlines
of song and music.
Amusements, in which occur fast races,
fat mems races, climbing poles catching a
creased pig, and contests by ladies, and a
great many other amusements too numer-
GUS to mention, for which valuable prizes
will be awarded to the winners.
Prize turning for all gymnasts.
See the prize military drill to best COM
pany.
| Promenade concert
Three grand fireworks, gotten up at i'm
mense expense.
Also the same or similar pyramids by
| fireworks.
The whole entertainment will conclude
with grand ball at the park.
| Refreshments can be had on the grounds
day and night at the same prices as in the
city,
Admission to picnic grounds 25 cents.
The committee says, to its country
friends especially, that they will never
again see so splendid, magnificent and
grand a procession as this one, nor so
sp'endid nicnic, and they are, one and all,
respectfully invited to be present.
The best of order will be maintained, and
only respectable people admitted.
The COMMITTEE.
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Ih.I.pa ID ts. sIeutsEumas.

Mr.. T. c. Middleton has jusi returned
from . visit 70 Merico. where be vent 70
prospect with . view 10 the purchase o.
lands. He Reports large iufur Of Amer
ems into that country. and sDOng them
party Of tvenfy-sight from sedAlia. Ms
souri. On q prospecting excursion, vhich az
rived in Monterey during his sisy IN tbsi
eStr. Although the people 81 large trs.i
Al anerirsus with sdiEnifsd courissJ and
r--psct. sin N underlying opposition 70
~ fsrsir1s-s. especially Americans, n %
Hs $50 rsports rsrnarksbis instsnes q
60 IrrpruftT nnd erterrr1se o one q ~
s~--,I~ .~-Ira ~ bali q ttree-rucrne1
49,. - -.-r.rr.rrs - disrerse ttereirCrr
7~~r- 49, = fns ttirsfT cerissns. he -
rcrls sEi1lo r. h1Fing ne No O. EntI1-
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The tenth snnusi convention d The DIS.
trict Grand LodEs No. !, q I. o. p. B., beld
ne third days session yesterday and con
cIuded Ire lsbors- The neTt sunusi meet
inz q the lodEs vii Be hsld In Esv Or
Issus Thers ras no business q special
rrpg-tau-a trarsacted e. The meeting as
rraf al tut runtire rrettefH lad virtually
reer trnnsacief e. ne rrsri0us netting
NJ Lew. q GalVest1n. made 81 ela o1rn.s
t~f atIe arFurnert n fgvcr 81 -
ahlirtinr 81 srrue suitable point -
4csdsmy - scisrce ard Iiterntu-t suc
-ntustry. A crrrruirtse - appuirtec -
lrrr-t. utirt rer.crt wns ndopted. thyurt
- rIrrr rrrrair'- - - seIectef-
r. risitinr rrsrrters ~ ne cr1er. 40
I'll fro-- 81 sectirrs ~ TIE sCurt. - .
frs-lr-tirr rr1y ~ men. ard tneir rere-Hl
s~rcrrusrf hns rnn-ket tbeu 81 E-rlls-
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An Important Suit.

A case that has ELECTED much interest,
that of the New York and Texas Land
company VS.. w. G. Walsh ct al, in which
the title OF certain valuable lands granted
the international d Great Northern rail-
way is questioned, and which, il was
thought. would be investigated by the
Federal court on Monday, hiss been post.
poned to the first Monday in June. Land
Commissioner Walsh interPosed the fol.
lowing demurrer in substance: He alleges
that an action against him as an individual
is void. Being sued as a state officer, con-
sent TO sue the state not having been OBJ.
tanned, the court has no jurisdiction against
him as defendent in the cause. The follow
ing persons appear as defendants in the
case with Walsh: g. b. Patterson, VIM.
Locke, ]. o. b. Street, j. NJ. Hughes, Q. 7.
Benson, u. L. Mcclellan, A. NJ. Garter, J..
A. Corroll, w. @. Austin, A. Devereaux,
r. +. Caswell, b. NJ. Boxer. j. @. Holsell,
Daniel Wagner.
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Neither mental nor physical labor can be
accomplished satisfactorily unless the sys-
lem Is In order. when you feel tired, Ian.
guild. wearied without exertion, the mind
slow 10 act, and requiting great mental e.
fort. You can rest assured that our liver is
not acting properly. and that nature re
ouires assistance 70 help throw of impuri-
ties. There IL no remedy that Will accom-
plish this 50 mildly and yet efectually es
APricliy Ash Bitters." A trial viii satisfy
vou Of ifs rnnrita.
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Thursday vii Be The grand oaT prooss-
son. The 17th vii b the Jon go pro
c-srirr ever seen IN Terns- There vi -
NJ Iess fher rirtr-fvr waZrns represent
NE he fr-7rrss Interests ~ lisIiss srrne -
flIrrr rrrr~rr-rial ard rlherui-e- Be>iost
tte<s guild rerresErtn-lon.l ~ tnt CI
ard military o-rnrirstions 81 TIE city I'll
ra-tirfrr+r. Besides ire guilc warns.
fhers vii BE- q rHFvr rsp-ezeuting 81 ne
russs. he rrf q Icrs. CUPID and attsn1
my rrfs nnd rrd1es-ss. rutter - - -
con rrittee e. rreat erre1lse. 80 tlierf'e.
~ r-r.ifi-r No.. fhe rus q uu.t
~. rI-orIirlsrt IL was ttrrrtt - ~
- tts crruuIIttes % uaEt AIlui gDootlr
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rHr DALLAS wEEEKLY tERALD, THURSDAY MAY 10, 1889.

men. They made on impression on Dallas,
aud II IA hoped that Dallas made an In.
preston on them.
rnE BANQUET.
Al O'Clock last night something over 100
couples filed into the supper.aooTn Mt the
halls Of the !. NJ II. A. to pariake OF a
magnificent banquet given complimentary
10 the District Grand Lodge No. Z, by
Dallas lodge No. 1f. There were about an
equal number of ladies and gentlemen
present, the latter all belonging to the
order Of the /. o. u. i, save very few in
yited guests. The menu was all that
could be desired and was enj Dyed with the
heartiest relish. The service and the serv-
| ing was all in admirable
taste The toastes are given below.
Never passed OF banquet to higher salts
faction to every one present. Certainly we
part from our guests, who now go to their
several homes in different states, with deep
regret. Acquaintances have been made,
| friendships have been formed, and even
business relations entered into that will last
in pleasant memory for years to come.
Following was the menu;
stewed Fish, Court Bouilon.
Fried.
| RoAsT5.
Roast Turkey, with Jelly.
Roast Ducks, u Ia Encor.
Tame Goose, bon Jutish
COLD DISHES.
Smoked Tongue. Picked Beef q la Mode
ENTREES.
Lobster Salad. Chicken salad, a In sues
Lettuce (Alma) Beets Olives,
Chow Chow.
| DESSERT.
Pyramids of Macaroni, Golden Cake.
| Jelly Cake. C-ke de Woodall,
Ice cream. RalslnS. es
| Coffee, MILK.
Following were the
TOAsTs.
"Our Order and its Motto" A. S. Myers;
"District Grand Lodge No. T." S. Haas
"Our Country" Hon. Olin Wellborn;
"Our Guests" Ike Levy; Our Constella'
tion.' Hen. b. Gibbs; Our United CHAIR
ties" Rev. H. NJ. Bein; THE Judiciary
and Religious Library" Hon. A. ?. NC
Cormick; 1.-The Press" Col. ]. f. Elliott;
"The Ladies'" B. Hirchberg; ."Our City,
May or Cabe.
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Test oniaI.

Test oniaI
' the undersigned, freely and gladly
sic our appreciation and perfect salts
ia ito the management and cooper
atJ of the Dallas Grocery COM
pr, feand hereby certify that by strict
acoo !!laibf monthly bills, we find that our
purchases of goods from that store, show
net saving OF Is to 20 per cent. every month,
as compared to the usual retail prices. Our
orders are promptly filled and delivered,
full weight and measure given, and goods
not entirely satisfactory freely exchanged
by the polite and attentive managers,
Messrs. King and Gillingham, who deserve
much credit for their untiring efforts to
please the patrons of this successful enter
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A section hand on the Texas Central road
whose name Officer Tom Cornwall forgot
came to the city yesterday with small
wooden box in which were partially de
of which indicated that the box contained
at one time at least $1,000. He found the
box buried several feet beneath the surface
of the ground beside the railroad track
some three miles south of this city. He
says he intends forwarding it on to the
treasury department at Washington and
see if the government won't redeem it. The
box was partially bursted and the bills had
partially rotted from the effects of water
and dirt that had gotten into the box.
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The secret OF the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters IL owing 20 the iasi
that IL il the very best iron preparation
made. By thorough and rapid assimila'
ton with the blood u reaches every part Of
the body, giving health. strength and en-
durance 70 every portion. Thus beginning
at the foundation IL builds up and restores
lost health. ID does not contain vhiskey
or alcohol. IL will not blacken the teeth.
ID does not oonstipate or cause headache.
ID will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, hart
burn, sieeplessDess, dizziness, nervous De
bilitv weakness, etc.
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The Ladies Decorating Committee.

The ladies appointed to decorate the hall
for the reception OF the Texas Press Asso-
citation, should not, and it is hoped, will not
forget the meeting at the Board Of Trade
rooms, at 10 o'clock this morRing. The
meeting is for the purpose of consultation
and agreeing upon the mode and manner
the decorating shall be done. The whole
matter is left with the ladies', whose names
are given in another notice, which ap.
peared yesterday and is IT printed to-day.
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Both Ca

Says Pc ie.4>Sana, on all her State docu-
ments,I innse Keystone State means that
there Thfrrepressible conflict between
tyranis an }freedom, and one or the other
must ny and ib So there is between health
and dsuccum Every force that fights sue
cessfisease. inst disease should lie heartily
welcoifearaSuch force-a host in itself
is Hunts Remedy, and its special line OF
attac:: Is against kidney and liver diseases,
oveH iNich it achieves a wonderful tri-
un WI, If you have bodily weakness, an
acfh. ack, general sense of WEAKNESS
or ing b. or dropsical symptoms; if the
kiinertia liver are deranged, there ig no
suineys "a Acine as Hunts Remedy. 1t
gives Notice to all such diseases to qNitt
Pennsylvania is right; both Hunts Remedy
and the diseases can't survive, and it is
they that are conquered
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All committees and al interested in the
coming bazaar 20 BE- held during SEnger-
fest b. our noble ladies. the proceeds Of
which 30 be given Tor the building Of new
CITY bosuifal. are most sincerely requested
10 attend q last meeting 81 Grand Windsor
hotel RON o. to-mCrrUw, 1hursdaT. Nay
3 at 30 .. m. The reports Of the different
COMMITTEES, and Of the president vii BE-
submitted 10 the meeting. EIecutive and
u interested please sttend- By order Of
"a ..-r.a1Is.~.F
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See Mitchell a Scrugg's advertisement Of
the great change made In the process Of
binding grain. The Low Down Binder"
possesses great merit over any binder ever
offered 10 the trade. Our farmers must
keep M with such improvements. They
slso have the celebrsted John Deere ploEs.
Their new Iron Wheel CultivatOr with corn
and cotton planter attachments, is the best
thing ever made bv John Deere
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Death OIL q. Lawrence,

News was received here yesterday morn
ing that Mr.. |. G. Lawrence, leading citi-
zen and prominent business man of Terrell
was dead. The telegram did not state the
ca use of death. The deceased was well and
favorably known in business circles here,
and his death was received with expressions
of regret
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That wonderful cathoicon known as Mrs
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has given the lady worldwide reputation
for doing good. 1t is like living pring to
the vital constitution. Her Blood Purifier
will do more to cleanse the channels of the
than all the sanitary devices of the Board
of Health
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An Ola butcher uay ont IN Missouri
Win uerrnlgin he suffered Ire fury
81 1arohs OF bsrisned
Ths uain which al rnnishe1---
Ana prevented q co-Unsr jay.
Hr-r-t~ "a rnnr nasned Blake.
er~s 81 rsrofs on ''iakes the cake,
r. rare o. uut test
Ard FsTs e. ne 80,
cure IN ne uorit for bacfache.
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Fred Cullen filed in the district courl
yesterday suit against the Texas q Pacifi"
railway. praying for damages in the sum
Of 1895 for alleged violation Of contract on
he part OF the railway in regard TO Its
shipping horses for him as per written.
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Attention = called 20 ibe advertisement
q r,-nrrnrrnes for TIE eEngr rfsst prooes-
sirr % THURSDAY. The l7th inst- Venus
sns bser cisrosed u - The CON rritiee, en1
rrtr-r.e. ~ rruse II rnusic. substituted IN
- r.Incs. Venus cun raDd i. howsTsr,
~ shs Il slil goddess d love and bsnutT.
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Mr.. lee Becky. Lancaster, successor e
B. z. Green, viii keep constantly on hand,
rsr-load lots Of furniture and undertaken :
goo1s. which be offers ~ prices that defy
competition. and which i, the undersigned
take pleasure In recommending.
BF GEErr
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VITAL unEsIIONaii
Ask the most eminent physician


| OF any school, what Ia The best thing In
the world lor quietlng and allayinR all irri.
tatiOD Of the nerves and curing oil fOrns NJ
nervous complaints, giving natural, child.
like refreshing sleep always2
And they Will tell you unhesitatlngly
"Some form Of HoPsl'
CHATTER 4.
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
sicians
what Is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs such as
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or IN
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments peculiar to women
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Buchu."
ASK the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver disease or dyspepsia, con-
stipation, Indigestion billiousness, mala-
rial fever, ague, etc. and they will tell
| you:
Mandrake or Dandeionr'
Hence, when these remedies are COM
bned with others equally valuable
| Andco compounded INTO Hop Bitters. such
wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is so varied in Its opera
tioDs that no disease or i'll health can pos
sibly exist or resist its power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman,
weakest Invalid or smallest child TO use.
| CHAPTER II.
patients
Almost dead or nearly dying"
| For years, and given up by physicians of
| Bright's and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
waketulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
| People drawn out OF shape from excru-
ciating pangs of rheumatism,
Inflammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula
Erysipelas
Salt rheum, poisoning, dyspepsia.
| indigestion, and in fact almost all diseases
frail
| Nature is heir to
| Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof
of which can be found in every ne1ghbor-
hood in the known world.
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Church Festival.

The lunch spread yesterday oy the ladies
Of the First Presbyterian church was vel
pafrOuizsd and was q fine spread vel worth
the price paid By those who called On them.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given the evening before. and the spread o.
yesterday, we're emineutlF q success-
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An excursion train viii leave the Santa Fe
aepot ct 9 O'Clock this morning for the pub
nc sale Of town lots 81 Midlothian. hsnF
viii 70 for pleasure, and msny 20 0uy iOis.
The train viii return 10 Dallas BY 8 O'Clock
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Ir1 take CONTRACTS 20 buy stock cattle
sr,d sheen. and will deliver them in Shreve-
port VIII rive good security for 81 money
entrusted 20 me
ArtIr 10 DC. PrrrEcosI,
Arcadia, Louisiana
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The Diamond Dyes for family use hay,
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed
fast and beautiful. 10 cents package fol
any color.
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Following were the

Mr.. J. d. Downs, Mount Calm, Texas
says: Browns Iron Bitters cured me o
indigestion and made me sound and WE'LL
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
is an appetizer; il stimulates the stomach
10 renewed activity, and in many ways tones
mp and invigorates the whole system.
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Mrs. NJ. J. Aston. Littleton. n. C.. says
Il recommend Browns Iron Bitiers % The
nervous and debiiitated. IL greatly benC
fitted me-
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In the City Of Louisville on
Thursday, May 81. 1883.

stll<
Whole Tickets, Sc; Half Tickets, 81; 81
Tickets, $50; SO Tickets, 500.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express. Don't send by registered letter or
post-ofice order Orders of IS and upward BY
express can be sent at our expense. Address
all orders 10 r. NJ B0ARDMAN, Courier. Journal
Building ouisyille Ky
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Mrs. NJ. A. Gillespie, San Antonio. Tex
as, SAYS: II used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and debility and am much ben
Gifted -
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