davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
Wis ugrssBGuie sema6t tperoen.

Die mtiiisH gsrfenfu iIaaen atrn Gin acls
etHs5 ubrethaufs uHe te9 piHsn uur rsnige
stutt, pie Gin utrgghauis gemadt ptrr, cttr
fsnnen eis gregg Gsritisesuttit i'm WfTtbs
etisltfr. ga siHsm loIietH |GulttHtu
ubTgetaufe hint nsteH etr fgr tie Ora.
rtrun5 uHe fir tis gcIttar nEibigEn Tide sia
errBr 3tst! tss HaaLfs ea;u, ii. a~raririsu
5bals auirsti uus fei IL Gtaltsn unit rem
@staait Starts III serlslhsu. Las msbL ais
hir;u Hrttig, reTtanesHs g2eaa if ui9t uur
uunpibig, ieHetn ieaar laitt1. Ia gple Gin
reiess Rstaa ~, tas uiai eis Stair, Stlvls
Unit Gialiriat lisfsru iaun, pslts netfil IL,
nm has gtblHie gfTnlasfni taufIbaTt une
TtintlItBsHt ~ ma6fH. Jm ptTfeCten
utE9sbluis mug Sch mitirsEe fiusm Mistaa
csrtiut5t lsiH, ut.GE3 las lIrftr:, mas stE
@elss fthlt. Giss if tsi rom - Ma.
Sames Boss s~slosHeH llbrs
gehauie sr5ttt peTrfn, ufidfs tis guitnms
tuHa Unuetbtatu 8eless kdsitis, uae eis
Selieiiat uns Starts res gtbauis5 .umstrt
uns 81 s!rGu Grit rig asisa GEi sis bdGfts
~rseujtTt.
Seaz isHss tiHt 8 esHfs Earts an BITE ettisHs asrr
sssaHiss 5ahrii, philadelphia. ga., Jar eta Eabia
iRHfririts paHssla. iatl8ts lsiai nis 5aRss Ssss'
EHa esstaRs Hsrptsauis ssRiaat Eassa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

(@n Spaabos,)
sner pbiIoio2biit Meiterltpfte, iom inbeboL
Der Maaosn, bporpaa man peo 6jaIp al
# beipnoerli9t Orafel fan erboIoe Sor
t%nuoitab ON tiItommenoe Bssipenbeoer
Opsriat paa gn9ellt efter ct tpoif WaSu
tript (bet enelte befienbte) funset | Bono
parties Sabinet efter Slaset peo aeipsig.
8pgsn er trptt / bet uorfe Gpros.
Seuoes pprtoirit for Is Gents.
s0resis: z. ANUNDSEN.
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
S9riuo grppe. 9ESiuu

S2riH9 grope, Niuu.
vi bar bait ct Gar noble 5rpauper, ioet
nnge 9snoriaiOH blsO gift meo gamma
8ilbertioH ca 8UltaU gi!bertipH blev gift
mGo en- Gatter al 5ug. gHoeruo. 6ens
orjaioH itaar ino pan 0aubel, meoeus Oh
itau ta8er fat paa 4Iou9en. 3uorgen
oragsr son. @il5ertion % Claus Rgbre
afiteo til G8neue uso ben rg0e 6loo, buor
tan bar aOitiaige 6orreiHiussr. 9eos /
S9e!ooH lIsI Salo0EtespereH uIre arEsfe.
ret, iaa ban iiooer / Ss!itab mso fiji 5Urs
maao / paaaoteriaseu, Der i.aI Urre all
boIot ior 4oipsami.
Scr bnsacs ioa im1at. Shmists AelioH
bar fOr!Ga8et I'm 5psHiaa. msoeus CLAUS
Mplre bar opiort en- paItsr Sesltsusbpgs
ming Os mgb.eret ianlms, ueatsH0s paa fin
6aitrues aHtomit ira Norge.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Gper's SarinppariQa an6efales af Be
bseite Eager iOm ben eueite paaliOeIi9e
Blob Renler.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

gsrrp, Zane Go, ISIS. 1909 9uIi 1884
3r. ae0aitpr.
Iowu Il BERN er beIisseHos / bet iDOs
utiilige 5ierne al Zane Gouutu. Set blsv
isrit i~eitlet at uogIe 5poItsye. men iioen
bs9pnote o8iaa HOrom3no at b0iGtts ig
Der, % Of 3oDnets HpuRrsHos 9Hopaa.
mere CT 3 5Isroeosls norite. SpaO bet airtes
Iise augaar, sr ben norite SpHooe o86auges
SpnoOe reprsicHterst; ben fgritnRuntes
Meuigbeo betleHts al Batter Ssberg, o.
ben auoeus al 2aitor Sageistb, 9e sr
8ss8e me8et osteos % oibpIote / fine gtes
nigBeoer.
Aarueieu, iaaIsbes ium ben MI fer 10,
te8ner its uomRrtet 8oot, buis in8eu llIgtte
bersfter inotrGHer.
Si bar b~ioinotil BAIT bet beoite geir,
gto8en fan gniie IFS; bog piloe M, sitsr,
ium SIaatten CT bespRot, liot mere itaoigt
8eir pare gHiteIigt.
Seq liter 1Gecorabs gofteus uom1rtet
go0t, fun 5Iaoe, at ben life uoiommer 2
8aHge / ugen. SeHrp glaoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Siubt paa q erita. 6uao er
bet esentIig, on life liter / 2luerita ?
- Ga, bet sr ct uieIt 2ano. Bill gu
life arbeibe, faur gn Julie libel.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
5artttftt, Buffet Oh Iauet.

'lorpnsos Stpttr nnse 5armIpalnn sr fpesidt bearbeibehe
for "Deeorabsgoaeus.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Den guile Sober ss SIOosans
optrebel | en- betenfelis 9rab paa
Sorbtanssn PED Yananga.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
Looking GLASS Prairie
STOCK FARM.
Township, WinnsSheik Co., Iowa,

Raa oenne Sarm er Der en- SLOT al be
seilisIie northumberland ale al for.
trinIis 8ace o9 b~efleHot iom uouIRrfsoe
Belle % aigozIpr. aieer, aoier oa Crer
If ale Glore er tilialas TOR rimeiise 8ri.
tsr. &c paa Warteosliitsu fra Chicago o9
Rotitierle oerfra, os oa uI man finoe no,
at Sigh @raoe Sbort Spru Steers" ftaar
faa beit iou $3.50 pp til z pr. 100 Ro.,
neoeas oct alnliuoeli9e Slags life betaIes
,giere eEo NED $3.50 sIer $3.50 pr. 100
Buno. Gag Werie til, bpao en- eHselfi
aois flyer ON Sbort porn aIser iom
ReItes2pr:
Mfan bar England ggempel paa, at IN
so | Is paafelseuoe War bar siuet op til
i,050 @aaruer buert Var. 9attereu gao
or 7 aar sienueminitlig 500 Gallons aar'
.is, o9 oeunes 9ntter igIeu $50 Gallons |
,mtrent 5 Var. en- anoen RIO gap 1,040
Salpns for 5 aar, ps De bar ale al Short.
5urnsRaeeu.
SEQ .. 0eronsr, gisr,
9eeorab, Supa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Sr. ", Sosuns Cough Killer
er en- fuloIt9uois 9un8es8oftor; ben itauo.
Ter Soite % beIbreoer 5ortlplelie. I'll.
ialgs hog ~ g.. 3. Weiier.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Instrumentation. gn gift
Dame / StotboIm finber Set tiebeIigt
at tilbrin9e belle Sommeren Der. 6or
no9en Sio iiben traf bun en- 8sninbe,
iom ON Sommeren opbOlber fig !
8aSbolm os ipur9te benOe:
"gr bet en- iuno ggn berube2"
"umaabeIis! Der bIir ale Nennss
fer samle. Suis On bare flptter oers
neb, bIir 0u 100 aar, for On uet
Orb at bet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
HOUSE

SIOUX FALLS, ID, It.
Ssrueo betieuotsjpres for mine 2anoss
meno, at jes bar aabnet ct befuemmeIist
Sotel os fan fire Dem ben fttIe SO os
bjenllise Spsse, iom ben Reiienoe bebfi
~iorItaar at i9tte &ris paa.
Sobu Senium.
Upper Bbiaips Goe. g.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

Qpsrs a9us 6ute tnatter al aol6s
6ebsr, uooriUer 9iitsu aF Spitemet 90
glenopretter SuHobsoeu. @aranteres at
beIbrsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

= s Rew gorf eirtulere ber falife
10 Dollars SebIsr.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30


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bpis Sslaape bsItaar Of 10 me ga prpatiae
Sceous9 ampItibe, beforbrer 8osiaaerer til
oa fra 0orae, Sperise 90 Sanmarf
til aGIerlapeIte Yriier.
8iuetpriierne er for 3ibeu fra ale Ifarz
oiuapiife Sapne
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30
gaa sanoet belle somm erea.

Den 0tano, Tom tager fin Uamt!ie
ub paa 2anbet ON Sommereu, ifaIee
butte paa, at ban oil ipare fine Born
for en- bel Del Smerte Og fig ielu for
en- bel Del 4enge 0Ottors3te9nin9er,
bpis ban bar ben Smtanfe at brtnge
meb fig NOT at 4errg 0api5'5 Pain
Killer. Oct er en- fortriniig Weoicin
for ale 3iIfGIbe at 6rampe, Goltf,
GboIera Ntorbus, Starrbe o9 Dpientrp,
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-30

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Is nseH u
Flannel nl'|
|ster, % tes +,
[obiat san
bot ienOt q
|IaareDels
IA ernns ,t
Der barns,,
|Os De pa y
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IL. I'D
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

The election OF Ma Psyss q the uni'sd
States senate /, succeed Ma PssplEtos In
Ohio aud the more ucsut slscion 81
BL,cgbuss % fu,crei Gas tnNL WttLiAs'
In X kentucky his eiyen riss q the ose1''
. ,n ~ The policy oi the frequent changing
OF au'lio men aud the retftng ~ pnoNr
Ger salts who have been iai hia TIN
tea . repo'sd In them. II Is sad that
OF he secrets Of the success OF tho repn ali
ca, party Ia due to he 20 icy OF keeping
tleir NIB esl II ,iesmen la the halls al our
nAtlonsl leglslitnrs, EpMuSDi, AsrnoNf
AMI other leading republican senators have
ben IN pubic life a numbsr OF year snd
and IL IL very seldom that ne republican, par
~ elect, a new man TO succeed an old aud
trusted member OF It's party. This policy
IA ~ or IL may not be one OF the principal
causes OF It's suocess, but out tide o, 1T con.
sheraton, We believe that the pclicy 10 u
eo)d one and should even 10 more
general than IL II. However
OF late years the democratic party seems 10
have adopted a policy the very reverse
with but two or three exceptions the demo-
cratic senators are, comparatively speaking,
new men. They hardly become aecus'
toned 10 their duties, or yersed Ia the pno-
lie business OF the nation before they are
succeeded By some more favored son OF the
people. The older members have the ad
vantage In bsing trained Ia public business
la department affairs And in debates on oil
questions acquired by experience. The
rules ol ,ho scua G, tao, ofiong standing, ~
we'll as the custom Of that body In tho iorme'
ton Of committees plroes the older and
more tzlcfio ced members at the head
IN ssby clothing them wilh more power and
ilnuence. y senator 10 seldom chaiimau
OF any committee. howeyer uuimportant
during his frt tenn, asd never reaches
prominence IN the woik OF public rlIair.
u I'll u second or pefhap, "a ,hiId term ha'
been awarded him.
II e natural then that the older meG-
beers should have n decided Gnd portiy'
advantage. AID the conclusion Icaohod
thAttlr policy Of frequently retiring our
D lDllc officials IS %unwlse, is based upon
theia facts. Where n man Of ability and
character is chosen TO represent. his STATE
In the naionsl legislature ard carries GU
the will oil his people aud faithfully repre-
sents the views OF his constituency, 1t
seems to be good policy to further honor
aud tIust and Keep him IN Tlice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
MR.. nELronp's LITTLE SCHEME.

Mr.. BELPJRp, ol Colorado, q republican
member OF the house, delivers 30 many wit
~ little speeches and says 30 many iunu'
uin that II Is getting 10 be rather a am
cult IN after to fad out When the red
hea led gentleman from The centennial state
4. serious. Several weeks ago the sen4ts
passed u res, luton giving each senator,
chairman o.; su b-commit ee, the service o.
/. clerK NJ u salary OF SO per day. And
no. AZ this day comes MIR. BELrokD ana
oilers q reso,u ion in the house also author
izing each member OF that body VINO nap
| phns TO be q chairman OF IA sub'comm llIee
the 20 wer 10 appoi.t q clerk at the same
Sal .ry, declaring al the same time that 10
show mis- disiBierest,dEess I'm the matter he
would state, that unlike thesenstors, he had
no sons. untl-s, nephews or cousins who
expected b be beu,f fitted by the adop'loh
of the res luton. H. introducing this reso-
luton Il may be that the gentleman may
have desired to appear iacttious at the ex
pense OF our grave aud digDihed senators
or 1t may be that the gentleman sees tho
hand writing on the wall and expects to
,oou be retired from public LIE by the peo-
pie OF Colorado. But again there may be
method lurking behind his seeming mad
ness. The adoption Of The resolution
would take thousands upon thousands OF
dollars from the treasury for an unneces
ssry purpose, Such an ~eIlravagant outlay
OF the public funds would rest upon tn
shoulders OF the dominant parry il the
house oil representatives. and the demo-
Icrats being largely In the maj )ritY, u
would be. a Big card for the republi'
oaus to hold In the approaching
election and 10 before the people with the
record of the democratic party upon its
extravaganza and unnecessary outlay oil
! tue fluids ofthe treasury. i that should
b. MR. BtLruRD's otj CT, we are inclined TO
the npiul n thai his scheme is entirely toe
gauzr 10 blind The lower house OF the iorty'
eianth congiess, The palti Represented by
ia, gentleman from Colorado vii have II
play a deeper game, AMI all such resolu-
tons, ,mAna,ing from whsteyer source
sh3ud ba overwhelmingly defeated. A
In HERALD said when TIE S nate adopts'
the r. solution two weeks ago OF tho sam
uurport, /. IL on unnecessary, IL not an un
Iltgml equauder ring Of the peoples money
entirely At variance with economy, ciyi
~s,ryice reform and he best Interest OF pub
lie policy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
A Piece of Advice Incidentally Throw
Out by u Judge.

Out by u Judge.
"You promised me faithfully that you
would never get drunk again" said the po-
lice Judge to n sorrpw.ul man.
"Yes, your hor
you promised me that you would join
the church,
Yes, your honor" -,
why didn't you keep your promissY'
II did. I've got IL with me now. II
hadn't Joined the church | would not have
got drunk. The Sunday following my con
version in this court, / went TO cnuich,
and when they asked if tberr
were any Salvation candidates pres
ent, | marched up bigger than old Grant;
rhuy put my name down on TIE books, ana
all The brothers and sisters aud old tougns
came around and shock nanis with me.
Nv folks were mighty glad, and got u
,shoutin', and we bad a iine time. ! was IN
earnest, and / vowed inwardly that / would
never get drunk again. | attended churcn
regularly and made quite y reput.tion a. -
nrever meetin' man Last SUNDAY, though,
tlt. We had sacrament ut our Gnu CO,
and when the time for taxing The nuli
came, the caterer found that somebody
had stolen the wine. me man OF cert
should occur on this account, so be gave a
boy a bottle, put him on u horse aud sent
! him over to oil man g HUNS alter some
of his native wine. Old Gil nm
though he Understood The situntiou,
and instead OF senoing tue wine, he sent >
hottie of rel eve, the genuine stuff. Wei,
wien tho stuff was handed around. i saw Il Q
old tourhs smackina tneir lips like they'd
found sonnet ing nachul, and when II Gem
my turn to sup IL / knew they hal. Thnt
one SUP put The tooth OF appetite on edr'
and | y wished that the boy had bcouen
more. When the religious exercises w Q
over saw thst the old tOughs locke
night restless. Pretty sosn one OF 'enl
saws 10 me: Look here I'm sorier beniud
ON gaerstnents. S'possn We 90 over u oil
llum's? He's got lots o. juice. 's'posen
he niu'L rot no bread? says |. Wi, says
ne. bread don't make 40 difference. The
mic il ,hs stuff We went o~vcr-s~nc
iouua old Gilum ready to ~'commodate u
He ~. out glasses, and ABOUT that lin.
her come The brothers and elder
snd c her toughs. ln've' ssw folks IN
surA "a saorau,nt humor, and II ssn't ia
uniU We vas all drunk. After / sot start
ed I ~ mt care. and 1 came o. to tua|
t-,ln 10 get up a oct that | could out sac
raueut auyoo1y In the community. i.
thu condition a pol ceman found M. J
hone my expl ~snstlon Is sttiaficforV '
"Yupus man," said he jndg' your r
citsl NAV appear ridiculous. out u pniIis .
moral. think IL n line far cnurcbo. 20
sion INSISTING on reformed drank .fds q
drink wine. Sometimes q mere tat
plunges q man back into the sids Of Tor
mer degradation. IL is W. II enough {, OF
serve church forms. but | think nat y
in sucn cases has srut NOR souls tn he
than n has ever saved. You may co.
Arkansas Traveller.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

When we received those 90 lots OF Ladies' Muslin
Underwear. which we have advertised for two weeks
past, we had nearly 1900 pieces on hand. 1t was a
problem hard to solve how to rid ourselves OF this
immense lot Of garments in the very shortest time
possible. We concluded to give our customers the
benefit of this purchase in fact, look upon them as
our partners, and share the profits. To-day this problem
is solved. Nearly the entire lot of those I'aoo garments
rs now distributed among our patrons, who undoubtedly
found the goods cheap, and are well pleased with the bargain
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

LooAs has made another bid for the col
orsd vote, in introducing into the senate,
Ftilay, a bill creating a commission whose
duty it shall be to inquire into and report
mon tbs material industrial AM intellsc-
tai progress made by the colored people
OF the United st ties since 1865 and make
app-oprist ons for the same. AETHus may
seal BLACK JACKS thunder By vet ing the
fIrz joins PORTER bill, but he can never
shake the senator's sclldity with SAHDo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

u IT INNe VI v
Misery, sh me aud agony often beqnestn,,d rs
e egacy In children by parent, l. nself' L
O Scr0iula. To clean c the bio ~ 81 ms her-
ed tar p ison, aid thus rem We t1e mos pro-
inc aus, of hum an suffering, ~ clear me SIX u
IL ~ Il luine humors iiching torluces, pn,.'li-
nting eruu IONS aud loathslme so as caused y
IL, 10 purity aud beauty the SKIN, fnd Rotor
he hair So that no race of he d sea rennin
@ iticnrt Resolve l. the row hl cd pnfli"r
0iureis aud sperient, nnd Chiicura anh Cur
cur 30 p the great ska cutes and beauUh IS
- l. HnLI.hLn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

FATAL bloy was struck at the postA'
teles raph bill when Mr. HUBBARD, one OF
4, 3 suuchest supporters, saia there would
uecp. arly be a surplus Tor several years IN
case In. Cover nment assumed control OF
the wires. 1t Is cfu,l to be stabbed In tne
bouss OF cne's friends, aud SENATOR Hill
n , doubt regretted that he bad brought In
Ma. HUBBARD q, n counter irritant to
EvApTs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

In various perts ol The Country the color.
"A vo,ets are espres.iu res -ntment against
no republican parry on the ailesailon tnai
s,.,r vof,s have o.en demanded Tor the
NV win ass,luie re. uiariiy, bu thai
,,.,n.ys nev.r been aimuted % the en-
i,v m.pt u auy thirg Use their propofsion
a.. In .p,ils. A very nuisy protest 9. w,
III; a Gas made tue other day IN obeOt tne
r,,y distrtc : o. NJ YOfk, agd Mr.. Do.n-
liry. negro ut Newport, writes ,bat " tne
,.nnnitcans c MT ne TO ireat the negroes
attn urmeriicd con emp. they VIII carry
mir votes e.se where. As matter o,
o.. t,us.. perbaps, tue freedmen houiu
= I. win thu republic ne. u han not
\ On t.r MAJ parry tney wouid not to-day
ave sny votes; nui gratitude IN politics
Ia. heen We drhnei as hvey sense OF
1sxnrs ,et a. come ana sims Simoo Gears
-. =. AMI burden Of the dHy, not only
t,,,,.b,ry. vots., nut arnually supplying
e,,.s.. In lag. hunters in order to mr. the
- rn mart aesiu.t ghe sou hero bull
.i.x-r. Sam n oughtis reason 10 nav =
sn.r. a me frn,t Ut victory. we ~ n1t
see" ssys a. organ, 'wLaf lne l1puviicfh
n.r, y can do fsr the black race Vnict u mas
no. .lreai, done. lfthry sfet to prt ntni'
&C. no a "a sion o. tn highest .iid-r,
y. bote thr repu licfn parry WI not a
4. nd , . sale" Tots is ttkins rigl fiouli.
e,i ,hs Desro Il not a. BE- s-tished WIN
Non Hovn tax H sesstrr psrties ave
Inc tbe m p agenc ssfor E.ihenngtF IT,
..,;,. He rete- thai tbc l0'gtst pole ias e
s.sr-fmu1. ans be 10 n propose Boo
n, - ne W. o ftrn DIN. pen nn--
-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

The action OF the house election commit
tee 10 the MAHSING-, n LAEE's con'e't
shows that a democratic II, monty are VIII
ling 10 do jutt &c even to n renegade. The
Forty-seyeLta congress laid down preoe-
dents v hich The Foity-sighth 10 too mag
-~so;mous N foiloW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

PoLlTIcs appear be a, q discount In the
u~at.onsl capitol r peoially Is tais true OF
the lover house, the proceedings Of which
have been sinsularly free from porisi
tain,. Perhaps the democrats are reservint
Their FIRE until they see the whites OF the
pnemyis eVrE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

NV ORLEANS. Feb. O. rae Times
DEMOCRAT Baton Rouge special 'ays: Noah
Jackson convicted In 81 Csrnl psrish 81
tie murder OF Emma Jack. wi he hang'd
March Z b.
william Moore. OF Ct Msrs' PARISH.
who escaued a short time h.fo-e the dsv
s,en for his execution snd vss recaptured.
VIII te hspgsd the 2Dt1 instant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

RrMsSBIR he e. ed meeting at the
rooms OF the M-iehaut'a Exchange 'o'
morrow TO devise ways aud means to en-
ter, ain the stock men. Every citizen Of
Dallas 9 considered a COMMITTEES Of one on
sugcsstinps and contributions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
For This week
have made up a large line Of
MISSES REGULAR NADH STRIPED WYINH(SE

Some of which can not be reproduced at figures we
are offering them at. This line Of goods will be placed on
our Hosiery Counter, ana each number packed in a separate
bundle. The price of them will be marked on each bundle
in plain figures. We wish it distinctly understood that this
is not merely an advertising scheme, but reminder to those
who want TO buy a good article below value.
Probably one of the most important items OF a chllds
wardrobe is a substantial, well colored HOSE, which mothers
are always wiling to invest in, and in order to meet their
demands we have made strenuous efforts to have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

RrppLEBRRaER came to the surface Ffiday
Tor the fret ,tme since he appeared with
his credent ais before the bar OF the senate
His splteful resolution aimsd at SENATOR
BECK was charac' eri,t c, bat may bs c'm'
pared la It's effects b the shrn bark OF 4
6pitz when be al o npt, t, arouse a notl'
msstlT from din ii q repose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

Ben BurLrR hes been reyenged. NO ex'
senator need henceforth apply for I'D
mission to the house fl)or. The &c. OF the
senate 1 % the first instance was contempti'
BILE and the resolution by the house wa u
nay the least uu worthy the dignity OF the
Rrst legislative b~dy of the nation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10


Tas Nes Y1fk rnonle Of last Sunday
ssys: I'VE have ms Of the besi types OF
S,uihs IN fam liFs IL this ci y. A 500 Of
GENERAL InGHAAs, Of the Conie"trste
army VIII |. &c cendoi from IEsoH TILeH
NAN WAsHiSoFns's tail officer aod stcr.-
tary. va, hdM Il las week 10 the B'a'd
of d okers. Toe very c,pabe physician at
Che Fifh Avenue h0ttl Dr. GOLDrH WAITE,
A. . n.phsw by marriage oi joins A.
o, xrBrLL, once just c. OF the Supreme
90 ut a 4 perhaps tle aols-t la Syerin the
pou n. lie ras mafrisd 10 a SIS er OF MRS.
GoLprHwAire w,p wssdescendei, | think,
fro In WIrntBsrpoS. orc OF the lion7 oil
nm Id penu,n., tllush then bat % Re
a.oly iransp.antci Sc &c man 70 our
shnrc. Ga fac lcsl srci t c., Rfcn'Ri-
s,r. (. q &c t~-grsrdsln OF Jcs'rh
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marie q Louis ans f%lauier. PRIfsrlr %
in 10 ti-countrs voluntary rxiie az he
NM We srqnired L'ni,isns. A eadcr ri
our Ma Y.rK socis'y Ma. WARD NoAi-
~ TIA is = gsnl msu from Georgia. The
Haze srpeF soHLtY. who married NRs
HAY kip 49, Of an ancient GeorgIs
seu.,,x. Ma JtFFkRscs DAVE secrstirs
Ma Busr,r N. hAEEisos. has been Iona
IN ,n,s ely aud he vie has Gained cfed''
nv her ii,erary PRODUCTIONS. some OF thu
r, ladies make the very hfsi north
-. x,x-s. TIRE lse Mn. GoRpps bsnke'
=, r ster. married for biz second vile
< -,ackv l.dy. who proved to be = nos
..~s.c. m, her Of b 3 rDotherlesl children
IA. q, n, risfor uae Of both sessions ma
eorssern uonsn do not visit southern
hons. and that i~Dteschsnges Of socia
nan ,,s, are not conm,n to both sec
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
The winter Meeting.

New ORLEAss, Feb. 0.-GOod track foi
racing to-day.
Mte-Boulotte won; Black lack SEQ.
ond; Evasive, third, rime-l:4s
Mile and eiehth-Athione Won: Maui
tobs. second; Brook yn, third. Tim 81:
Wild Kansas 5. 2; Ei ri OF Beacon II IL 3.
3. Queen E,tner, 2, y. rine-1:i7 Ia l;i7
Inree fourths OF a miie-spn BY Sorr
Dan: Riddle. second; Const4uce, third
Time-l.lQ "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
Had nnIr Khrnrn

in the most aggravated form for eight years,
NJ kina OF treatment IN dlclnc or doc,nrs rld
me sny permanent goo My tricndsi ~ Mnden
know no = / suff rsi. When ! cyan to II G me
,uiu..a Ia tut dies IA Inns WuIC. Fl IA 49,
tel der that / coul not be tr my weight on thtm
without IN Akin cracsi & aud b eeiilf ana
vas OBLIGED TO so anoHt on cru ches., ustd ne
Cuii,ura Remedies five mo ths. ard was com
pletely and perman rtlr Gu co..
Mrs. S A BR WIN, MAIDEN. Mass.
RoT.reuce: ANY ot'zpn 81 Naifrn Mass.