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was talking with bright English
woman, who has been travelling about
this country for over a year with her
husband, and found she had found q
good deal more to admire over here
than to blame. But some of her cen
sures struck me as just, particularly
what she had to say about the Amerj-
can sleeping car.
ain England, you know" said she,
"ladles avoid night journeys, and don't
require tho few American sleopers in
use on English railways, and | could
with great difficulty become roconciled
to being packed away prOmiscuously,
as | had TO 10 here. Without being
prudish, the idea of a stranger occupy
ing the berth above you, inclosod within
the shelter OF your own cutains, is very
| distastotul. Luckily | was travelling
with my husband and so was not sI-
posed to the extreme annoyAncss OF la
dies travelling alone. really think the
custom 10 shocking. One is safe enough
from insult, tor indeed Americans are
most ohivalrous TO ladies, but the spec
taclo of half dressed men passing before
you on their way to the wash room il
not pleasant, nor quite decent. | should
think one part OF the car would be re-
served for women only. And that 10
why I've SO enjoyed those new boudoir
ears that are coming into fashion, and
which make complete stats-room for
every two passengers
Habit is everything. 1 venture to
say that not half q dozen American
women in score would have thought
IL worth while to make such an objec-
ton TO what ia conceded to be- on the
whole, the most luxurious travelling
Facilities furnished to any country in
the world.
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NItnI Dupstinna,tt

ASK the most eminent physician
OF any school, what Is The bost thing
IN the world for quoting and allaying
all irritation of the nerves, and curing
all forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlike refreshing sleep az
wayS2
And they will toll you unhesitatiuglv
"Some form of llops!!w
CHATTER I.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physicians:
"What Is the best and only remedy
that can DO relied on to cure ali diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs;
such M Bright's disease, diabetis, reten.
ton, or inability TO retain urine and all
the diseases and ailments secular 10
Womon"--
And they will toll you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu n!
Ask the same physicians
what IL the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or Dyspepsia:
constipation. indigestion biiiousness
nalmia. 'r",.r sgLe tc. ~.
-.
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Young County nmclnI.

GRAHAM, Nov. H. Correspondence. T.
The official count for Young county as
made by our commissioners court, shows
the following result: Cleyeland and
Hendricks electors, 7GI; Blaine and Lo-
gan, II; st. John, H. For governor:
John Ireland, G2S; A. Is. Norton, %; G.
w. Jones, l@. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: B.
Gibbs, III; John l.. Haynes, IS. Comp
troller; WI. Swain, 1855; i. w. Miner.
~. Treasurer: t.. Il. Lubbock, 75S;
Samuel NJ. Johnson, 70. Commissioner
OF the general land Office: w. G. Walsh,
Oi2; II. j. Evans, 1906; Patton, 2. At
torney-general John d. Templeton,
100; l.. l.. Gr0thous, 10. superintendent
of public instructions: b. NJ Baker, $50;
II. b. Kinney, 70. The election passed
very quietly. our citizens celebrated
the national Democratic victory with
great rejoicing and firing of anvils.
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Ladies approve ofy our smoking "Lit-
Cj.co Notes.

Cisco, Nov. lS-[Correspondence.l-A
large audience assembled at the Metho-
dist church last evening to witness the
marriage Of N. Ii. NOEL, agent of the
Texas Express company, and Miss Lou.
ita House, one Of the most charming OF
Cisco's beauties. Handsome presents
were made to them by partial friends
After the ceremony they took the train
for Dallas.
Rev. John A. Wallace, who has occu-
pied the Methodist pulpit here for The
past two years, has been transferred to
Colorado city. He is generally beloved
and respected by our people, and they
part with him with much regret.
A call is made by the Democratic club
Tor \ grand celebration hore Saturday
night. The news in to-day's HERALD
relieves MI anxiety about the New
York vote canvEesing.
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Sulphur sprinvx.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Nov. l3.-[Corro-
spondence.l The grand final rally OF
enthused Democrats came oil according
to promise last Saturday night. As
sisted by the people from the country,
the torch-light procession was fo-mid.
able affair. The many speakers o. the
night before, increased by now acn:.
TONS, expressed 10 q listening audience
their heartfelt gratitude and delight nj
the iong-lookod-lor change in the powers
tnat be. Unholy has been the work OF
the outgoing populace, and herculean
must DO the EFFORT of the restored power
u place this republic In the broad high
way OF successful prosperity. Into in
tricate, devious wanderings aud
by,paths of robbery, populations
and jobbery has this governm mt
Been yuldvu. So long has this continued
that the present generation has grown
up AMID tins vice and reckless dealings.
and who can estimate the moral wrong
wrought ON the young of our oountryf
The lails ana penitentiaries with we'll
hlleu cells can safely answer. OF the So
clal wrongs OF mans inhumanity To
man look To the countless thousands
that mourn among the laborers and
operators OF northern factories. The
democratic party has work before IL.
but ~ has never shirkod duty or
evadod aquestion of right and can bee
trusted To solve the problems the Ro.
publican party has lett ON the poiiti.
cal board. They have been
principally worked by the
rule of subtraction.
We can but feel pity for Office holders
south that affiliated with this party
through principles OF faith, blind though
IL be, and unreasnning, but who
can feel aught but disgust for the Esans
that have sod their birth-right Of self
respect for mess of pottage, aud mess
now IL IL. or no further use 10 their
adopted brethren, and aliens from their
kindred, they must and will surely
DRIFT TO their soli.sought degradation.
Tho annual conference OF the NJ. T.,
church convened yesterday, Bishop Me
Iyiere presiding. They are a fine, in
toiloctuM looking body OF men, and
give our town quito show.ofi by their
congr agation. II Ia noteworthy Incl.
ueht that Just twelve years ago
this conference was organized hore, tho
saino bishop then presiding. IL had
peen heretofore connected with the east
meNas conference, but organized AZ the
trinity conference afterwards changed
20 north Texas, which name IL now
pears. The "Woman's Missionary Aid
society" is also in session, the president
OIL said society, Mrs. Il. J. Robinson, of
farls, being present. She IL veteran
IN the missionary csuse, having loft
New York twenty-eight years ago az a
missionary to the Indians in tho terri.
tory, whero she spent ten years A.
toacher aud moral instructor. some
Eoou weather has been lost that could
nave been enjoyed by tho conference,
nut tho weather IL now threatening,
WIN occasional sprinkles. II Will
nvwefer. settle the dust. aud their doc
Urine WI not rofuse such rain.
apropos ot TN election and jubilee
ust hsw, one OF our county men, "A
former scfooi-matc OF Gov. flevelani
"9akoo six miles 10 help elect him.
Nj. ue ~ Of the town IL improving.
y me cool weather approach.
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-DusK paou an N,s.r
/ NO r, 7Ol Elm street. Inquire OF Gee q,
n. "oUNtcl, t0l5-.t
LNuR RENT-TWO WE'LL FURNISHED
u rooms, with board, suitable for family,
~ WV Commerce st Bath room In cUnnec.
ilun Win muse nolltf
NOR RESIC-TWo- IAN 1870, 49,.
inrnI.hSJ ron' W. iii, M y, NICELY
Gnle rates, Apply, with reference, corner
br'ap and olive street,. noii Al
ISOK RENr-TW,J NfCEI.y- -LiTi5 \Is,i
Ell rooms. win ioiaingn bnnrs FU OK 6t
'Glued ~ nrlvnte fsm,ivni do i,r'1r' 80
elr or TOO n,nutS = v"I ,,,,,,, ~ ST.
t,,,It 4L,Zr 800, ,eso,lge "
" Nh, nv s, rl,r olf SlOlh ROOM, 80
,ord anh s s,y., SnsV, glass mont, with back
~, suoi ooe9l tne pest locations for grocery,
oni ZOOS o., or urng store In the city. For terms
~ l,, - ~ l.'e.i,iscs, - nolS'lm
lNuR Il tNT--A SENEN-K ROOM uojTSE
= tenant house, barn and niue acrcs, on
husS NNthuei one minutes walk ofsirect car,
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
School shoes at Block Bros.

Gold bangle rings, Mt 81, Becks.
Business is gradually picking up.
New Sugarhouse molasses at Loeb &
Froiborg's.
Yesterday was another beautiful, sun
shiny day.
An elegant line OF cardigan jackets in
all colors at Castles Bros.
The finest stock OF fancy and staplo
groceries in Texas. Ed ). Aston.
When tho presidential matter is def
nitely settled We are going TO build lit
tie bonfire of our own.
n number of prominent stock mon
passed through the city yesterday on
route To st. LOUIS TO attend the Cattle
Mems convention.
Col. II. $. Ervay Is erecting n two.story
brick, 30 by 100, on his lot ON the south
slde OF Commerce street, Just west of
Market street, which will cost $500.
Misses l.. and u. Collier desire throe
additional pupils In their limited priyate
school, at go Browder street. Boginners
preferred, but small children OF some
advancement admitted. School within
one block of both Belt and Ervay street
car lines.
Mrs. Robins, late of Now York CITY. n
practical dressmaker aud artist In her
line, has opened dressmaklng rooms nj
III Elm street, whore sho will bo pleased
70 see all who need first class work done.
Latest French styles always on hand.
Cleveland, II IL said, will offer a cab.
tuet portfolio to n prominent Texas poli.
I elan. This lisa deserved tribute TO the
genius OF Texas men, which On now
being rewarded according 10 matt, not
only In politics, but In all othCr - eres
OF life. 1t IL now conceded 70 h. To
sond abroad for almost any oo, sv.
especially In mechanical and mOt>A..itiio
aNncations. For proof of this you nave
only 10 examine the extensive lines of
woolens Tor gontlomen's wear at Doug.
lns Bros, merchant tailors, or enquire OF
any well-dressod citizen In the com.
muuitY, and you will be referred To this
house as the leading tailoring establish
inont OF north Texas. 100 Main street Il
the address.
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The testimony Of the pulpit, joined to
that from every other walk of life. gives
fresh proof Of the value aud efficacy of
Mishler's Herb Bitters in dealing with
LIES ailments. Rev. ID. $. Frost, pastor
of the Free Baptist church, Jonosvillo,
Vermont, writes that he was untitled
for his dutie, by collie and diarrLnq,
which became chronic. The treatment
OF physicians awaited nothing. Mish-
lers Herb Bltters speedily wrought a
permanent cure.
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Fnsbion'.Irseor Flowers. ~

Either for wedding or funeral de-
sign in flowers may cost you from s. to
500. Some funeral notices say, "omit
flowers" but no effort has yet been
made TO exclude the beautiful things
from weddings. Their beauty soon per-
ishes, while Browns Iron Bitters, which
costs but dollar a bottle, is Of porma-
nent use in restoring red roses TO pale
cheeks, curing dyspepsia, weakness,
mularia etc
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TIE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY NOVEMBER Is 1884,

ing or the victory achieved or both this
deponent saith not. One of our physi-
cians mildly suggests that ii may be, as
the NJ. DIS. were off with the rest of the
"boys" last week having "A "tilne," their
patients Lad Il chance to get we'll, Who
knows? 1t is beautiful thought, mas
much as it may contain beautiful truths
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Annabella is not Anna.bella, or fair
Anna, but IL the femlnino of Hannibal.
meaning gift for gracc) Of Bel. Arabella
i not Arabclla, or beautiful altar, but
orsoilla, . praying woman. In its
q lguoised form OF Orabcl II was much
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Youth find her smiling nlghL and day,
Although at times sh is not gay.
ana should you wonder why you meet
This onstant smile, regard her teeth.
She only laughs those gem 10 show,
Which SOZOdOnt makes white us snow,
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Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH, Nov. l3.-fSpecial. T.
The crowd to-day al tho races was fully
1900 in number, the banks and some OF
the business houses haying closed, en-
abling their employees to attend.
In the hslf-mile dash Miss Goodrich,
Bluebird and Rebel were entered for a
purse OF $500. The race was a pretty
one, Miss Goodrich winning in fifty SEQ
onds. A large sum of money changed
hands on this result, Blusbird beng the
lavorite.
In the $50 trot there were three on
tries, Miss Moussr, Bond and Prltch-
ard. Miss Moussr was an easy winner.
Best time, 2:28.
The event Of the day was
the y mile dash for all ages, with Hat
OIL, Oliivette, Sullivan, and Terg Kyle
entered. The horses got Off well
together, and from the start, punched no
two and two, continuing 80 until the
homestretch, when Olivette and Terg
Kyle forged forward to limo with Hat.
OIL and Sullivan, and ii looked as If all
four would come in under the string
together, with "a wonderful burst OF
speed when four lengths from tho string
Haton pulled TO the front and came in,
amid cheers, winner by neck. Time
l:oSA.
The 2:3S trot was draw, Rock Noun
tain, Tom and Grand Duke each win
ming two heats, and being
dark when tho last heat
was run, the contest will
have TO DO decided tomorrow.
An effort is now being made TO compel
the ToXas Il Pacific TO open Houston
street across the railroad reservation so
the Rosedale can cross thore. The
Texas a Pacific officials complain that
Fort Worth is displaying an inimicsl
spirit, that our juries do not give them
Justice, and many fear the management
in retaliation win injurs our city.
A local paper claims that Fort Worth
pollod more votes than any city in tho
state, but for the sake of truth Il il fair
TO state that our full vote was 3,lg7,
taken from the polling lists. This mum,
Der IL large enough for an swear old,
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Chicago Fat AtnrI1 SHINY,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE annual fat
stock show opened at the exposition
building here tonight. The exhibition
IL much larger and finer than ever be-
fore.
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:, "NImosI dend or ncnrly dying"
FOR years, and given up by physicians,
OF Brights and other kidney Diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy nm
From agony OF neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakeiulness, and various discusses
peculiar TO women.
People drawn out ofsnape from excrucIat-
ing pangs Of rheumatism, infiammatorv ana
chronic, or suffering from scrofula.
Eryslpelnsl
>, "Saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia In.
digestion, and In act,nlmost all diseases frail
Nature Is helrto
Have been cured by Hop Blttors, proof Of
which can be found In every neighborhood
In TIE known world. -
E&-Nonc genuine without n bunch of
vile, poisonous stun with "Hopn or "Ionsn
In their name. ~
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NOTICES.

NOTICE To OWNERS OR oCct'p ,Nre
~ ol property In sewer dlstticts bni,sca,,
NUN enu Elm st .eets, from sycamore Nv
iSrMood street and between Mali md Coz.
syr ,o from Jctiersohto Murphy sweet
sewers, water closets, ma sInl, bn.j 'ine va.
snal oe constructed In al, of said dlstrlcte ~
cunne. win the district sewer, ON not,cc
ll3lh me city engineer, and ma directed by
sald officer and not ~therwise. W
sub. Sec .. IL shnll be n MI t,,,,...,... b..
me owner or occupant ornnv brlJi .. W ~, ,uI
,VwVr ,ulslrlcl-any position uf wh,rh ,su.,5
nrNny purpose during any portion ~ ill.,
g cnSr 70 hayo at least one vat rluse,
ter cnu Nun tho pnhlic sewer Is days AZ.
VI rl no, lueallnn by the city engineer, .ts.
rue above district gcw,.rs nrc az 'tr,,,,,,,
n nnu lV,.1y Tor use, aud all parties in,ere.tsi
VIZ heieby notified io comply with M, ntSyl
'ON'''"s " lnc sewer oruinancc.
Novorn,, ~ lNSON, Guy Engineer
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November n ~ i 1sl u NsoN' GUY Engineer.

IJROtuSAl.S FOR SIOSE An i,,,,,,---
I work at Dallas, rexns.-.1nicc nf ~, ~
wW'iig arrhi eyt, Treasury ncparin,ent
WHAnln ION, u. C., November 1, ISL -Sneirl
b,"IuS'is WIN he received Rt IL office mn, ii
ah thhs on ,ne lSth any OF November. 1851, Tor
Nv We, anu building complete. tho baSS,n', /,
~" erh walls OF the Courl.house, Poslnii,,e
NY. ..t.I building at Dallas Texas. i'm nccordnnrn
" iin es ',, and spccince lions, copies of
~ hhl vn application at uhIs office a ihn ~
W., W. o, nc superintendent Kids must IN s vs
vvnlpanid by certified check. md thoso
'Ss ns, n,lor the uno NJ opening Will net nv
NJ. n. BELL.
! supervising Architect,
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IL, ane aert remodIos nrc comhIn

-, Sne lest remedies arc combined
vain others equally valuable,
And compounded Into Hop Bltters, such a
wonderful and mysterious curative powor A
developed, which IL 10 varied In iis opcrp !.
lions that no disease or III health can posi-.
bl exist or resist lspower, and yetit Is
harn,ess for the most frail woman, veal,
est Invalid or smallest child 10 use.
CHAPTER IL.
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Laughter Lends a New Charm
m. 1. 81 4 ........

70 beauty when it discloses a pretty
set ofteeth. Wilderness, when nature
has supplied this element of loneliness
may loo retained through life by using
the fragrant SoAodOnt.
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PATIENTS {!

Caveats, Reissues AMI Trade Marks secured
NV y ionercsl In the "nten, once and
tcniid e. w
non fCcoint NJ odei or sketch of inven.
lion make careful examination, and ndyis,
"a, Pat ntab ~, Free .r charge.
csm deptc AMI 1 mako No rH AnsE
q loss PATENT IL SECURED. Informa.
nppl|cai on. W.
.. Y. LirrELL. Washington. ID. q.
Near U. \. Patent once.
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LOST.

osr-MiLiiAi,Y oEFiCERS sly NY
der knot. Finder will be hbe,a,y
werdod upon delivery OF same, Ga"
aid once for address
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bot That Way in England.

"Spalding's Glue" mends furniture,
toys, crOckery, all ornamental work.
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EuK SALE-A RESIDENCE 4 MI s11,,E
L. house, attached with a fresh stock on
groceries, queensware, etc In the town of
Lawrence; u bargain can be hac IL an earl,
application IL made to W. B. G., Herald
WI =. uopff
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IIorsford's Acid Phosnhntc

MAKES COOLING DKINK.
Into half a tumbler of ice water put 4
teaspoonful of Acid Phosphate; add
sugar to the taste.
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Euk SALE-ABOUT 1000 ACRES OF
j. lano in the choicest grazing district Of
Texas. The Concho river runs through ths
entire length of pasture; grass and Shelter
abundant. A splendid opportunity for dns
STOCK larin offered for n short time at bar.
gain. Terms: About half cash, balance INK
years nj 10 per cent. interest. FOrprlc and
,uriher particulars, apply TO joins HARRIS.
Manager United Trading Company, Colorado
,'lN, lcNnS. nog.u
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"IMrERIsHABLE." days and even
weeks after the application OF the genu,
inc Murray & Lanman Florida WatC
the handkerchief or garment sliL 6I
h los u soft, rich Fragrance.
peculiar adVAnts-'g ..
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EUh sALE-A RETAIL MEAT lITST-
4 ness one OF the leading markets in tbs
city. Apply 10 or address H., care Herald
blli't unvQ
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pERSONAI-Weak and Undsvs

I NItNUNAL-WtAk anu UAUv,I,
EARIS ofih, .tuIaan Body Eniarsey,..,,
oped aud "a, "a lcned," BIC, ~ sn W
ing adNertiacmtn long run 10 our elI,l
reply 10 Inquiries we VIII cay thAt YIN XII
evidence % humbug about MS. vhmtl
lrary the advertisers arc very higlly ni.sl
'nterosiod rerous may tct eeMel 81
S.Nhs AL pArlids luiH w. tdirefss"s
tUts b NnRiN Nc nfAn.
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a % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates for adj.
Setllslng Ia 9b2 good newspapers sent free
Address GeO.p. howell ~ o,lN Spruce ST. NY.
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iipF'''"N''" ~ W. ~ur,u
iamed "-..ume tue -, rrss.vo designa
uru OF 'rmporisnanie,' oy which Il Il
eenera!iy SHOWN. To distinguish the
genuine article from its numerous iml
tatlons look out for the .'rrade Mark
which consists of narrow white striI
label bearing the fac smile signature OF
Lgnman Il Kemp, New York, solo pro
prietors,
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WANTED.

w Az EilAS ~ { i,ei EIit al - 81;
responsible position; viii he ZOO, eO 'tt
totravel; to the right man liberal co,,' u red
Ton Will be paid. Address, for W., e. az
fEEMANENT. Herald office. wv aoiays,
~ AN ED-fh REF GIR1s VA 49,, =
~ FOR general homework; helm q ~ ~ !. = D
s5 a paisq Once t ,h 900 lfMlg abg EN-
Texas. '''ee', Dallas,
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No. ,Lt.-y,aW ACRES VALUABLE
Il land Tor sale, all In one body, with last.
ing water the drysst sea on, known as Har.
rl.scn Go. school land, located Smiles west
or Arson, thccOunty seat of Jones county,
and about IS miles northwest OF Abilene, 10.
Gated IN 1919 For price aud terms uddres
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ROPP'S CALCULATOR
mo MONEY AND ron AGENTS.
Account Book Is The Best!

just give II atrial. Rest Lightning Calcu-
latorin existence, IL has tables of grain.
Interest, cotton, lumNor, saw logs, olsts rms,
etc, all ready calculated, aud the best short
methods ON all the rules Of arithmetic I'm
prlnt sample, by mail, post-paiN, 81. rig
discount 10 agents. Wllc for tf.yuR. Adj.
dress j. d. 0OOnE, Gllmer, Texns.
GENERAL Avnnt rnr s0nthnrr atal,a
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WANTED:


Agents Tor ths NINJLlIJE,N
DAW n: GRIhihh1T' ' r i ." "
school T'achers, students, Young Men, In
dies, acting MS agents for this book, are max
ing over SlWta month, Sells fast DGenatnf
sold II first I. DAYS; another ID I'm 5gys:un-
other II In day; another IS aud bibles Nm b
days. Secure territory quick Also, agents
wanted for tine best Illustrated Family B,bi,
ever sold by agents Send for circulars. Adj
dress TEXAS BOOK AND BIBLE CO., Isl
Elm street, D1llnS. Texas
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iH ANTED-GIHL OR W0NAy i iln
~, general housowork, to 20 in FOR
4lsSas, on Fort Worth e Denver Pajiiltaalanrr
JOHN W. WALDEN, at Armstrong BIOS ss'Vad'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15

EOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAlS,
4 choice Farm of 100 acres, all enclosed
bols dare hedge, ON which Same new ilI'
ranged; large cistorn nj the house, twoN
ant houses and two wells. Also ~ acNl
rich land covered with timber within
mile OF the farm. situated In an cAerh
nelghhorhood only five miles north wy,
west from Dallas, offered for y rev, VI
only, by MURPHY & DnI.ANE, lea ~.
Agents, 100 Main street ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-15

L'oR SALE-BY SOUTHWEST ~.
4 COMPANN--4-room house, lot cox,s,v
ner OF Crowdus and Porter Streets n ~,
lO, Main street, near Ervay;s aeitS wy, W.
houses of6 and rooms, East Dallas w
cast OF Fair Grounds; i-roum house. w
", corner ofCorslcaua and browdtrsus,'n
ncres with houses and 3 rooms, hass |.
lot aOXOD. corner t,rlfin and Gibbs 80.
lots and ., n and 22ench NXl2>, w w
Tons addition, adjoining aud west ~ Al,
Grounds; lot 5ONA, corner Grimm hhu
streets; lot NOS4t0, Joins Fair Grnunu W.
west; lot 2jxs0, on Pacific avenue, VIZ
passenger depot; lot 6ll.NlOO, corner w
wood lane md Cedar Springs "