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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
THE PHILADELPHIA GREEN BAG.

When in Philadelphia am always struck
with tho mad passion OF men for bags. The
women OF that town have q weakness for
green dresses. Their husbands, brothers
and bcaux indulge thoir fancy for the color
in the shape of bags, which one might
imagine containing anything from cat I"
that wanted to get out, to a burglars jimmy.
Books are sometimes suggested by sharp
protruding corners oftener luncheon, II
ones sense Of smell is delicate. Bulk in
sinuates dress-suit for hurried toilet
down town, and occasionally eggs are limited
at by the care the carrier eyinces in avoid.
ing collision.
Generally speaking, these bags are made
OF sober green cloth, drawn tight at the neck
with piece of black braid and sometimes
when dangled from the hand Of frivolous
youth, they are enlivened by georgeously
embroidered monographs Seriously speak
ing, however, there is is something odd in
the extent which this old London fashion is
carried :" in the most truly American city,"
as its inhabitants love and are proud to call
1t. -Ihjiadetphia Letter IN Me B,uoklyn
Eagle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
THE MONTHS WITHOUT AN r.
s"pcrsiitions Which Interfere with Lovers
md Oysters.


She was richly dressed, had q mass Of
fluffy blonde bangs, and got into the Third
avenue elevated cars at the Forty-second
street station. Her companion, similarly
attired young lady of twenty lone years,
took the seat beside her and the two fell To
discussing, with schoolgirl volatility, the
approaching marriage of girl friend.
It was too bad" ran ON the older of the
ladies, /" that she couldnt get her trousseau
ready before May, for now the wedding will
have to be postponed to September"
Why, everything is prepared now and
they can be married next week, !" interposed
her companion.
Married in Mayl What can you mean?
Did you ever hear Of wedding in the r
months-I mean the months without an H.
Never. Such marriages are always un-
lucky-always !" and she stared in amaze
ment at her friends dense ignorance of
society superstitions.
An investigation of tho marriage licenses
registered showed that this superstition was
generally prevalent among the upper classes,
for the months of May, June, July and
August have been singularly free from we'd
dings in what is called high life. The tene-
ment jewellers keep on marry and giving in
marriage without regard TO the r months,
but the residents Of Murray Hill bow to the
DEGREES Of the fateful letter.
One of the largest dealers, Mr. j. G. Win.
ters said that there was no comparison be-
tween the amount of oysters sold during
May and what had been sold during the
season. The public had chosen to distinct
ly mark the season, and it was impossible
TO force them to take thing they did not
wish s ss
"The sale Of oysters begins to fall of as
soon rs shad-roe appears, he explained.
That delicacy supersedes the older one, and,
besides, the public tires of one dish, and
our sales are less in April than in any other
month, though, Of course, oysters are eaten
by some persons during the entire year.
They begin to spawn in June and are not
good then, but there is no good reason for
the r discrimination.
1t was also claimed that manufacturers Of
snow-shoes and Of heating-stoves had nat
ural prejudice against the months without
the II, but tour among these dealers failed
to substantiate the charge, and as opposed
to the superstition against marriages in the
four unlucky months, II was held that en-
gagements contracted by lovers during this
period proves uniformly fortunate.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
CATERING FOR WOMEN.



The hotel keeper of to-day is artful. He
caters to woman for his popularity, and
wherein twenty years ago her comfort was a
secondary consideration, to-day it is studi-
ously consulted and placed foremost. Why
Because, women travel both alone and with
their husbands much more than they did
formerly, and, quick TO perceive any defer
ence to their own tastes and convenience
they insist upon going to the same hotel
until they become familiar habitues. II is
amusing to note the different lodges en-
ployed by the managers of the great city
,aravansaries.
At the most exclusive hotels in Boston it
takes the shape Of beautiful flowers in vases
and jars scattered about the room, and in
the latest numbers of Haspes's the Century,
and Atlantic Monthly ready to the hand
Alta New York hotel, facing on Madison
square, at lunch, when dessert is brought
on plate of choice confectionery is put be-
fore you, and while making use of finger
bowl the deft-handed waiter whips out q
sheet of fresh white paper, twists it with a
Turn OF his hand into cornucopia, empties
the bonbons into it, and presents it with an
Oriental obeisance for upstairs consump-
ton. There is really cleverness in this, for
it has put stop without vulgar remon-
STRANGE to the practice of women carting of
to their rooms plates loaded with fruit,
cakes, and candies to nibble at between
meals.
AT another hotel ON Madison square,
when lady is seated in the dining room,
the waiter has ready for her feet q dainty
tapestry-coyered hassock. No one but a
short woman, who has spent portion of
her life in sitting on the edges of chairs
dangling her feet in the air, can fully ap-
preeiate this comfort. At this hotel rose
or few violets are always found floating in
the water of the finger bowl and lend il
pleasant fragrance.
The proprietor OF a hotel ON Union square
has availed himself of the siggestions of his
lady guests in improving the table appurte.
nances. For example, instead of the cruets
full of black or white pepper, generally so
adulterated that deluge is required TO
favor the food, is substituted a tiny and
pretty silver mill filed with the whole pep
per corns. Two or three turns of the han.
die, and you realize the delightfulness OF
pepper in purity.
In place of the customary salts, y as they
ire called, small bisque Cupid has spring
in luis back, which, if you press, causes fine
sprays of salt to fling from the point of his
cumming arrow. The fruit at desert is put
on in the French fashion, dressed with flow
ers ard leaves, few suificing, and the eff
feet is most pleasing, as at this season there
is monumental stiffness about stack Of
oranges, apples, and bananas
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
JUDGING THE PICTURES.

The members of the jury who pass upon
.he pictures to be exhibited or refused at
the French Academy of Fine Arts are, like
the : immortals " Of the other Academy,
forty in number. Formerly one of the num-
Der was elected president for the entire du-
ration of the Exposition but now three ara
elected presidents each day until every men.
Der has filled that position at least once
Tho art students divide them into two
classes, nick-named "graybeards and
" moderns." The former are the more nu-
merous, but the latter make up in dash and
revolutionary spirit what they lack in mum.
bers, and if they are out-yoted, which not
unfrequently happens, set up q terrible
howl and make the older members lives a
burden.
The position Is by no means sinecure.
As soon as the jurymen's names are made
public those gentlemen, to say nothing of
countless visits from friends and relatives of
ambitions artists, are literally showed under
m avalanche of letters, kilograms and postal
cards. So,
" Monster, used TO know your poor
fathern
q Monsieur, | nm the adopted son of your
apothecary."
" A large family to support, SIR"
My wife has sent in a little pastel. De
nice about IT,
Twenty years of hard work and disap-
pointment.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28

A. II. M. writes to the Philadelphia Timss
hat the word Texas means in the Apache
tongue Paradise" That is wrong. Texas
is q Spanish word meaning tiles-used in
stead of shingles to roof houses. The mis-.
sionaries who explored what is now Texas
applied the word. They came upon vii
lage Of Indians, who to their surprise lived
in houses or huts with tiled roofs (Which
to the minds of the missionaries was an
evidence of civilization, and they gave the
name Of Texas to a very large tract Of coun-
try separated from Mexico New SPAIN by
the Rio Grande or Big river Steer CITY
Enterprise.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
TAKING A PILL.
he Various Methods That nre Rscomn
niended and How They Work.


when a pill comes within the charmed
circle OF a persons teeth the throat kicks.
- p''S up tue shutter and closes the door.
II apparently desires to go out of business.
Inc same throat may take in chunks of I'M
rnewaole neefstake as big as hickory nuts,
ana other stores for the interior department
oy 'ne sac Oh which pill OF the largest
CROWN would seem an insignificant affair,
'p''' 1t draws the line at pills. 1t shuts up
SHOP and says to you Just as plain as can
oe' ioa don't send any pills past me if I
snow H. rms action OF the human throat
III the matter OF pills is very curious and
inSs',iyihg 10 tne ordinary mind, and we
"onuer 'un' matthew Arnold and other
6'ee' 'hiHAers nave not given II more atten-
uon and sought to make clearer for the rest
., 81 US 'ne reason why the human throat is
mus apparently SO unreasonable
lou get eleven or thirteen OF these pills,
ois, s,noo'n iehows rolling about IN some
'ois y, yeiiow powuer' ana you 60 nome
aua s 'aAe ono = 'nsm aceofang g the rules
- .a u''''ous On 'ho oo4 ihe Whoie
'''iy eo''e ii'to 'iie ROOM 70 see tne per
=, .oinalo ~. u oou.se iney nave taken piiis
- .,V'i ullie' an' 'iiey Know 'here IS iun IN
e. p1,io'','e mnen 'ney are spectators
o"y lou propeoiy say 'nH' you are NOT
eos - n"'o any ioo '' win .ha' pii
sos s'o !aS' gong 10 swaliow IL rlgnt down
aa . ~ .oi,e WIN ~ linen you u.Se a piil
eu' =, 'ns ooA' 'p'il your mouth noia your
Ao'. oaeA' eiop IN she piiiaha MAKE seven
- s.ss, oo'pei','o swallows Inc pm comes se
''s "A' WIN w. yeiio" oVercoae
.no " eoou uos' % ,'s i'sn mayor worn on
oh your 'ongue, anu you look little disap-
posn'e'
a, ooo on, VINO n''s nasa wiuer experience
'"''i ',ie o'ners WIN PMS VIII tell You ITO Try
= ~, ss"''om VI "a.er wl'n ~, Al right.
= Mi.,'s 70 'A i aosice IN this your honr
- wv. LOU u,op 'na piii INTO youf mouth
"a''' a'is ~. ii''s'iiy ut'nA nair glass OF
Ae'e y '''' pan now oh, IL is
snug enouen uowh ny 'he siae OF your
"ns"e' !. uian 90 GOWN WIN the treshet
=, ~, rs no' 'raSoi'ns py water TINS season
10y Sums ers'eu "ppie' suggests the per
son WIN .ne auvice On zap All right' prlng
sno si'''" "pp's' LOU are wiihns Dy tnis
'a'e W Wy any nins uia' promises 10 de-
,s.e so1' snioas W .e's,ie 'iia' pm .hrougn.
= - Se'e's' A'eo,y ~ siio very oehuo Vi
.ar, 80 - 49,, a, .aF.. s "e''a
t,o ,e,,to,,t. - a., - pu
ana .naI,au al AZ 5 nv
Dill fingers for an instant abont the noln,o
AZ IL il had FORGOTTEN the password and thnn
comes slowly mn "a The teatb ,ooy;na
good deal of it's inaividuallv al, alona ~
track
Now brand ia sugoested for d;so,,;ao g.,
the Mill This is n GOOD idea Wbv d;dns
some one think of that befoya2 Won cho,r
up n whole mouthful of bread put the nil,
in the middle of IL and mike The oraatest
effort Of your life in the way Of single
swallow. But the result il not satisfactory.
The bread goes right along according IA
schedule, but the pill is side tracle and
held for further orders. BY this time good
part of your taste on bad part OF The pill
is worn away. and YOU feel that Won wonla
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
The Original Daily paper.

A woman started the first daily paper IL
tho world in London in 1909. 1t is believed
that she did It to break up sewing society
which would not admit her. The paper pub
lished oil the news before the sewing society
met, and in less than month the society
went to pieces Philadelphia Call
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28

Doctoring the e Light of Asin'sv Feet for
sa aG 500 day.
How is tho light of Asia ?" said News
reporter to an agent of the great Forepaugh
show yesterday.
Oh, in excellent healthy replied the
agent, :" but he has been troubled with
corns. In Siam the pampercd beast stood
upon velvet cushions, and | suppose had
his feet attended daily by native manicure.
When FEDERICO L. SALIVA took charge of the
elephant Mt Penang the Chinese opium
smuggler who brought him to that place
warned him that the Light of Aisa was not
accustomed TO standing on u hard floor
Turkish rugs wero ised under his feet until
the show left Phil dllphia. On the cars,
however, the attendants neglected to pad
the floor. and in three or four days the
sacred elephant was limping like confirm
cd cripple. Then white elephant does not
appear to have the courage that n black one
posseasos." f s-Atff
Why SO 2"
"Well, ! hardly know why, hut 1 sup
pose it is because white ones are petted from
birth and don't know what It is TO have the
steel point of trainers hook jabbed into
them every few minutes. Az soon as the
Light of Asia's corns began to trouble him
he became as pettish as a child. He would
stand for hours alternately lifting his feet,
while the tears trickled down his trunk, and
he whined piteously. Prof. Nathaniel r..
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28
A Rare Chance.

A Rare Chance! $500, sSs
The subscriber offers for sale his three
greenhouses aud the lot on which they
stand, located on Main street. This il an
opportunity to do a profitable and pleas
ant business on a small capital. For
terms, &C., apply to ALEXANDER HORTON.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-05-28

Our 25 ct. Hamburghs, beats any in
this city.-CARvER & WILLIAMS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
Price our Goods and Convince Yourself
{. BAUMAN, 706 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas

Honesty is the best policy" in art, as in
any business transaction. / have neither
dude" patrons nor employees. No suicides
on account Of being caricatured at my
studio. My constantly increasing city and
transient patronage IS guarantee that
photography Is producing honest returns.
/ make speciality of nothing but fine work,
and offer no premiums for sittings. The
work have on exhibition is my own pro-
duction. do not follow. but lead. Those
who have been particularly unfortunate in
not obtaining satisfactory photos are invited
to call and have sittings. No money &C.
cepted for work not wholly satisfactory.
w. MCCLELLAN, Artist.
705 NJ ain Street.
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LOCALITIES.

Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Get you one OF Keinhardts fine overcoats
Artistic Job printing at the HERALD job
office.
Fancy goods and notions at cost at Bau-
mans.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go to Grad
docks.
Ladies approve CT your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Board of Trade res
taurant
Go to supper at the Board of Trade res
taurant
For fashionable clothing, 20 to Rein
hardt's.
Go to breakfast ut the Board OF Trade
restaurant.
Telephone A. G. Garrett, Jr.. for oil
kinds OF feed.
Every day bot lunch at The Boa:d o
de saloon.
Telephone Daugherty's feed store for all
kinds OF feed
l.. Craddock keeps the best OF liquors for
holiday drlnEE.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at the
HERALD JOB odice.
The best work in the city at lowest ricesp
at the HERALD job office.
Get buffalo meat and fresh butter from a.
l.. Bouche, s2S Main street
For all kinds of horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene s. Seay
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold by w. II. Patterson ~ 70.
Every body says that Craddock's liquors
are his favorite above all Others.
Ladies furnishing goods and bridal out.
fits specially. Go TO Bauman's.
We are not on the corner, but Reinhardt
is the place for first-class clothing.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 10 sl2, we
60 II at Sc. 90 to $50, at Bauman's.
A few second. hsnd pianos for sale cheap
at q. II. Edwards, 725 Main street.
Cloaks and dolmans selling half their
price at Bauman's, 700 Elm street.
Everything in the grocery line for the
house keeper at Bryan d Bradshaw's.
Ladies are invited to call and price our
goods, at L. Bauman's, FOG Elm street.
Ladies are invited to call and price our
goods, at L. Bauman's, 7O6 Elm street.
Fresh butter, eggs, and everything in the
grocery line at Bouche's, s2S Main street.
To the Wholesale trade we offer great in
ducements. i. Baumau, 1u6, Elm street.
To he wholesale trade we offer great
inducements. +. Baumsn, 706 Elm street.
Pianos and organs sold on easy monthly
payments at q. II. Edwards, 10 Main
street.
= Reinhardt is the leading olothier and
keeps all kinds of gentlemtn's furnishing
goods.
John S.. Dav, charged with forging a
money order was fined 5000 in the Federal
court yesterday.
Burn Coke keep your house clean and
save money. Coke only $500 ton az
DALLAS CRY GAS Co.
New Chickering and Mathushek pianos
ius, received at Q. II. Etwards', 725 Main
street.
ron gEKT.-The tvo stores under opera
house. Apply TO n ID. ALDhIbaE,
c5a Elm street, Secretary.
NV wiie's 3.years nervous tfliiotion,
savs Rev. j. A. Edic, OF Beaver, Pa, wa
cured by Samaritan heryine." IL % e.
druggists. .oo -. ~.
stock horses for snle; 800 good Texas
stock horses will be sold low. a bargain y
: fired. as sale must be made. Address
Texas q Mexican Land sno Investment
Co. 723 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Ladies are invited to call et Mrs.
IN sstnu,s millinery parlors Elm street next
,oOrsms and examine her fall spd " inter-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
MONEY TO LEND

IN sums of $500 to $4,000 for term OF
ysars on pastures 6r large farms. Apply
30 Hhattuck & Hoffman, As Union street.
Nov Orleans, or to The following attorneys
Or information: Chas. Fred. Tucker, Dial.
La; J. r. Coops., Fort Worth; Hopkins d
Dudlsigh, Henrietta; Hancock & Shelley,
Austin; Simpson & James, San Antonio
lGsOAnpbell & Owens, Corpus Christi; II.
=. Elurdge, Gainesville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

styles in millinery, untrimmed hats and
bonnets. A display of silks, velvets, SIT.
ms, fancy plumes and tips mover excelltd
in the state.
The prisoners sentenced yesterday will
be taken to the penitentiary to-day.
To get the latest styles In hats, gents fur.
nishing goods and fashionable clothing. go
to Reinhardts.
Boston baked beans, Boston brown bread
every Sunday morning, at Fine, Very
Fines, East Dallas.
Get Grst-class free board at the Board OF
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and the
finest of liquors and cigars.
| Ladies' hats bought direct from the facto-
ries and prices are very low ct Mrs: Il.
Chestnuts, Elm street next to Grams.
| Just received a mammoth consignment
of Job stock, which will be worked up at
lowest figures at the HERALD job office.
Just arrived, full supply of the cele
brated McAllister coal, at Chi DIS Goa, yard,
corner OF Jackson and Lamar streets.
c. w. Pierce, NJ. d., physician and sur
surgeon. Once 0O4 Main street, residences,
1918 Jackson street--telephOne ut resldelce
Dlllss, Texas.
One thousand head OF stock cattle for
NASH & CARLISLE.
kaufman, Texas, Jan. j. 1851.
Mrs Clara V. Roy'ance, drama ic reader
and elOcuuonist. will give one Of her select
readings in Dallas within the next two
weeks
We regret to learn Of the death OF Mrs.
J. ID. Williams, which occurred at Alma,
Arkansas, January -, 1881. Mrs. WILL
lam. WAS the mother of Mrs. J. Is. Postop,
Of this city.
Messrs. ]. j. Levy d Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, Gl7 Elm street, desire to in.
form their patrons IN Dallas and adjoining
towns that orders by telephone TO them
will receive prompt attention.
Everybody who freauents the Fort knows
Gentleman Gus" Rintleman and where
he can be foand-behind the bar OF the
Local Option. near depot. Unexceptiona-
be liquor and courteous attendance.
y. s. Borch has resumed house painting,
paper hanging, granting, etc; Parties
wishing house painting done will do well
IN call on him. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Keeps on hand paints, oils, wall paper, etc.
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Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange


Elerant Wedding cald- ......,
the HEEsLD job Office has just received
n 4 rye and complete assorimen OF lhe
fans ev,r b, on tht 10 this city. Call aud
eIamipe IN IN. Purchasing in large guam
sifies for c sb, tn rely .stcuring All ois-
count. they are furnished at remarkably
Ion prices.
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UowtoDrcss Picture.


Dress your babies in white for a photo
graph, which should be taken in the tore
noon, as they are NOR liable to be fretlul
later in the day. Ladies' should be well
pleased with the ft and style OF their
dress. Avoid gay coors aud cosmetics on
the face. | invite every mother TO bring
their rabieq 20 my ari Gallery, Verv few
photographer possess patience or desire TO
lake pictures OF small children. Not so
with myself, as | am always glad TO see
Their bright little faces Cal and see my
new STYLES. ]. y WEBSTER
70l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Members of the Hebrew Benevolent asso-
citation are each ard every one urgently re.
auested 10 be present at meeting held
Sunday, January "a ut $50 p. m, at l. U.
b. b. hall. Business of great importance
among which purchase OF new cemetery.
BY order of B. DAVE, president.
A M,cuptsnS secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Our ready made stock Of boots and shoes
will be sold on nine months time or liberal
d iscount Tor cash. We intend to close
them ont in the next thirty days. Call and
secure bargains.
HUHsrABLE BooT d SHOE COMPANY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Shiloh's Vitalizer IL what you need for
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness,
and all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10
and rs cents per bottle. Sold by W. IL.
Pat, ersOn q Co.
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70 II ~ A l. e .
THE CITY.

rsaF TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LOSDoF.
The above company loans money on one
i've years time, q. reasonable rates OF in
karest, secured by deco Of trust on i'm
groved lands, large farms, stock rsnches,
and city property, It also deals in vendors
lien notes; negotiates sales OF ranches, cat
re, and bonds of every description; and
does general financial and agency bust.
aess In the State OF Texas and Europe.
G. b.. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
d5ce6Oc Main street. Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

The tea we sell in one-pound tin cans at
so cents a ponnd is imported in original
p.ck9ges. IL is positively unaduiterated
and retains it's original aroma and is very
cheap. Loeb d Freberg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

To Make Room We Ofor for Thirty Days
our sauns, trimming, ii ks hosiery, coiseis,
yeilings, flowers. ribbons, Indies jackets,
ulsters, dress goods, cmbr'ideries,. laces,
gloves and o iull line OF iancy goods, 700
numerousio mention, at aud below cost, at
| l. Kaumanis 7O6 Elm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

The HEasIp Job Office is now turning
rut som- elegant work ~ very low prices
Nvou want sooi work ct living prices, call
"A he HnRALD job office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

Just read Craddook's brands Of whistles,
Guckhenheimer rye end Nelson aud Lin
coin county goods, puro old Robertson
county ard fine peach and apple brandy,
Minla pins md cOrliAls.
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State Agent

Fret Fire!! Fire!ll
Secure the Babcock Fire extinguisher
fire. p. II. HEHYEsY & Co.,
State Agents. Galveston, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27

The pure, unadultersied tea as IT is
picked from the trees and imported in
original one. pound tin caus is the best tea
10 buy. Sold at SO cents pound at Loeb d
Freiberge.