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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

Party kids for the leap year party at
Robson Bros u Main street. dl24-tf.
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Our Fall Stock Of Boots and Shoes was
never so large and prices never so low as al
the Red Front Shoe Store. d103-tf
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Uncle Tom at the opera house this even
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The "a. main is being repaired AT the oc'
!
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Farms For Salt.

Our stock Of Kip Veal calf and Calf Boots
is extra large and prices lower than ever. Red
Front Shoe Store. lO3-tf
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24O acres beautiful laying land 100 acres
in cultivation. IL of 40 acres of corn in
crib. 1-3 of IL acres of oats, l-3 of 40 acres
wheat in ground, 1000 bearing fruit trees,
house rooms. granary, stable, farm partly
hedged. school J mile, a miles from rail-
road station, only short drive to Wichita.
Price $1,000 SNIvELY & WINNIE
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Gentlemen's kid and party ties at Robi-
son Bros u Main street. d124-tf.
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4. b. WRIGHT, Secretary.
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Wells Bro, restaurant is closed for re
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

You are all familiar with the fac. that the
St Louis. Fort Scott Il Wichita Railroad
gives you the very best accommodations,
and charges you nothing extra for them.
We are not pioneer line-have only been
here short time--but we have made that
short time count. We leuve it to you. Who
has been your friends The lines that done
| nothing for you until forced to it, or the one
that has worked for your interests ever
since il came? Tickets sold to all points.
and baggage checked through. For full in
formation regarding rates and routes, please
call at depot, Second and Wichita streets.
Yours truly,
dl22-tf AID. y. JONES, Agent.
f'rna,ncr,. md country. hnttor NJ Shnher's
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Harrie, Beecher Stoves masterpiece TO
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

We can save money to any one in need Of
Boots and Shoes by calling at the Red Front
Shoe Store and laying in your fall stock.
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TO The TRAVELLING PUBLIC OF
WICHITA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

Parties are going around taking peoples
money and putting up numbers hap hazard
and by guess work. Many serious mistakes
have thus been made. People should be on
their guard and be sure that the number is
taken from the authorized plats prepared by
Mr.. North. dl24-tf
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Don't forget to visit the grand opening of
| the famous clothing company Wednesday
evening, October 18th; No 422 Douglas av-
enue 1t will pay YOU. dl2i-tf.
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+. p. Hovey Il Co. will continue their rib
bon sale until Saturday. Prices so per cent
below all competition.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

Fhe cheapest and bes, coal you can buy
is tie PittsEurg, for sale by the Rogers Coal
Co. delft
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No. IS Dougias avenue Is where you
eau rest comfortably while waiting !or
your pictures Still
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Creamery and country butter at Shober's
llOS
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Particular attention i called 10 tie style
and Fl; IF our garments. Being tailor made
they sro superior N both respects Do not
fail TO see them before purchasing.
dl2e-3t Chicago Bargain House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-12
COUNTY COLLECTOR.

NNEAltE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEYERLY SCorras a rnndidptc fn, ~.
election 10 the Office OF County Assessor nj
the ensuing election
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ALlrelr FIshlnr pnrlr.

There were ten in the party, ono-half
OF which was made up of tho diciples of
Blackstone, aud the remainder of hum
bic citizens who, with u rod and line and
two gallons whisky, invaded the wa
ters of Miller's lake Wednesday. 1t
was gay GROW, aud every time o Nom.
Der OF tho tInny tribe was landed, the
successful angler would hoist In n drink
of the ardent. This was n rule that Mi
observed The fish bit ran
idly, AID the Jul at tho
little "brown Jug was roquent. They
all got excited and the Conversation
@nSod wsrti' plllerencies of opinion
:.,oweu o., .ilis aud that subject ana a
general fight was the result. AS Ear rs
the fishing went II was n success, ol&er-
wise IL was not. The fun of II Is that
there Is not u member Of tho party who
remembers Tor what no fought.
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LOCAL LORE.
DALLAS CONTINUES TO GROW.
Examining Trial-A suicide-A Camp
meeting-A Bird Fight-A Divorce
Suit-Clty Court Notes-A
Reporters Gleanings.
Dallas County.

Report of the County Assessor, show
ing her condition. She leads the coun-
ties of the State in increased valuation
Of property, ETC.:
Tho annual report of County Asses
sor ;. b. Scott makes u splendid show
ing, which places Dallas at the head of
the list of tho counties of the State in
the Increase of the valuation of prop
erty and she also takes rank in popuia-
ton.
The report of the assessor shows that
the number OF acres of land assessed are
5dS, 400, valued ut $4,Si6,025. City proper
ty, real estate, valued Mt $5,078,2S0; We
hicles, 1902, valued at $4,000; tools and
machinery, valued at $l74,3S5; materials
and manufactured articles, valued at
1850; horses, 1886, valued ut $690,s50;
cattle, 3l,750, valued Mt $469,5S5; jacks,
w, valued at $685.; sheep, 1876, valued
ut 5000; goats, l2j, valued nj S555; hogs,
H,SS, valued at $4,000; mer-
chandise, valued nj 1880, $50,
money on hand, 1907 ,2s5; mig
cellaneous property, S2,303, 100; totai,
Sl5,3A 800. The Increase Of the valul-
+ ton of property in the city and county,
over last year, is $3.50. The bulk of tlc
increase in valuation Is IN the city, the
f"uhtNh nVlhE FiWupouV III inc Guy :
md ont OF The city, 1881 900. The de-
crease OF county tax is - cents ON the
800, which makes the county tax this
year accents on the 500, which includes
all pecial county taxes.
This Is, indeed, u fine showing, and It
should be taken into consideration
that Dallas county has expended the
past year Sl5O,0OO In the purchase of the
Trinity bridge, the building Of o hand
some and substantial jail aud the cree
tion of n flre-proof building for tho safe
keeping of tho county records, to say
general Improvement of public roads.
AS for the poor farm IL Is not only self
sustaining but n good Investment. The
county will be able TO pay every dollar
she owes and have fair sailing under
the present assessments this year.
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ANIED-AGENTS. ADDRESS

w ANIED-AN EXPE FENCED BO0T
Keeper desires an engagement. God
references. Address, for two weeks, Wi
LITTLE, Waco, Texas senI
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A countryman brought In two cages OF
birds yesterday morning full ofjays and
hooking birds. The jays We're in cage
by themselves, and selling the cage and
several hooking birds, all but two, he
put them in with the jays. He had
hardly closed the door of the cage be-
fore the jays began to wage furious
fight ON The new corners who finding
that they would be shown no quarters
made stand. The jays six in all kept
up continual noise while tho birds OF
song watched their movements In
silence, az they successfully repealed
their attacks. A crowd gathered around
the cage and betting was two to one on
the mocking birds, when tho owner
broke up the fight and spoiled all the
FUN by separating the birds.
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City vs.A. Herr, allowing disordorly
conduct in his place OF business; con
tinued,
City VS.. j. Dulin, lighting, otc,; con-
tinued.
City vs.. Maggie Mucklish, keeping
disOrderly house; fined.
City vs.. j. Il. Brazmore, assault and
battery; fined s..
Cityvs. w. II. Houston and Henry
Washington, interfering with private
property; discharged.
City vs.. Elmo Walker, vagrancy; dis
charged.
City w. Lizzie Handley, keeping dis
orderly housei continued.
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The secretary is hard at work making
extensive preparations for the first mid
summer games Of the club. which will
take place on Sunday, September q, at
the FAIRGROUNDS. The following events
are open to amateurs: One mile running
race; 100 yards rnnning races five mile
mile heel-and.toe walk, for lean men
only. All members are invited TO take
part IN the above, and should report
their intentions To the secretary before
the 10Th instant. A game of base ball
and foot ball will also take place. New
members wishing to enter the races can
do 80 by paying u stipulated entrance
fec. Rules of the N. A. A. A. A. will
govern.
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John MeNInhnn Mnrnl,Incr.


Wednesday afternoon tho dead body
Of John Mcmahon was discovered lying
in lot OF bushes near his residence
one mile and half cast of Grand
Prairie. Justice Edwards, acting cor
oner, empannelled jury of inquest
who, after duly investigating the mat
ter, returned a verdict that his death
was caused by an overdose of
morphine taken with suicidal intent.
The deceased leaves wife aud q
step daughter and SOU. Tho reason as
signed for the rash act Ia that he had
serious family troubles, and that he
and his wife did not live pleasantly to-
gether.
II appears that last Tuesday, two
weeks ago, the step-daughtor of the do
ceased, tho daughter of tho present Mrs.
Mcmahon, expressed desire 10 20 on II
visit to Fort Worth. lie strenuously
objected and threatened To kill himself
Ii she persisted in going. She said EN-
phatically that she was going. Both of
them carried out their part of the con
tract. She went 10 Fort Worth and he
committed suicide by taking thirteen
grains of morphine, which he purchased
at drug store at Grand Prairie. On his
return nome no stopped NJ tho
house of Mr.. w. l.. Curry aud was in
yited TO sup with them. He took only
a glass OF milk, and pouring the NOR
phine into II aud stirring IL drank the
deadly potion, remarking as he did so:
"See what have done; will not bother
you any more" lie took his departure,
and going short distance from the
house laid down, and calling to his step
son told him that no had taken NOR
phine. The lad gave the alarm and the
family went In search OF him, but in the
meantime he hud loft. Failing to find
him, II was the. general supposiIion that
he had done II for scare. "Wednesday
morning, while gathering corn in a
field close by, Mr., Curry came across
the decomposed remains and notified
the officers of the law, who investigated
the natter with the result as above
stated.
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One Block S. of Santa Fe Depo
DALLAS, TEXAs.

EoR SAl.E-BY SOUTHWEST LAND
II. n .OoMFANN-i-room house, lot AvlgS. cor.
lnn Nj NtroWuus anu Porter streets; lot look
nuuses on and rooms, East DALLAS. north
vss. ol fAir lroundS; i-room house. iOt G5y
Ncurner oiCorSicana and ntowdor streets,
e Ivy Win houses, and rooms, East nRi.
i,,, , iuaa hessl OF FAR Grounds ;a-ruOm hunse.
w ~. 49, corntr Griffin and Gibbs streets
.ois aud Z, p and Bleach 5iNi95, In NIi6ilc'
s1h hNydiuon, adjoining aud west of Fnir
gouhuS' TOT ONlo corncr Griffin ANA Ai'sri
s,le,t3 iot sOAt0 JOHNS Fair urnund on Inc
W. .iNs, on ihctac avenue opposite
Wool lane and Cedar Springs It, nnrSi,l
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M ANlED-LADl DIES - ONE HTNDR5
w ladies to make shirts, drawers, overs|
anu pants eNtla Inducements offered 4
Main 81. BLANKFNHIE Il BLAKE. iyo0.I
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sherman, Texas.
The next session will begin on the Sd OF
september 1881 Instruction in all the usual
departments thorough. For infnrmntion
apply to REV. Il. p. PALMER, u. u,
President, sherman, Texas.
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son, Longview; b., Gidcombe, waxa-
hachie;. A. II; Powers, Ennis; Il. A,
Fion,. New Orleans; J. Russ, Fort
way; Miss GAnaway, j. T. Gilman, /.
Brin, HillsSoro; Mrs. L. Herring, lacks.
boro; John Ratecem, Fort Worth; s. c..
Lankiofd, Pilot Point; II. X. Filder,
Brenliam; d. c. Brown and lady, Jacks
bore; l.. X. Wilson and lady, Waxa-
hpchie; Il. C. Avis, Winsboro; James
x. Cravens, Morgan Scott, GAINESVILLE;
Robert Bryan, ST. Louis; J.. T. Fitzpat-
rick, Waco; w, NJ, Cadzon, New York
S. II. Taylor, Putnam Albert Leet, Full
| ton, kentucky,
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The best smoking tobacco is "Little
LOknrO
DivOrce Suit.

Lena Kashner filed her petition in the
District court, yesterday, praying that
a divorce be granted her from her hus-
band, Edward Kashner, on the grounds
that he Is serving out charges Of felony
III three cases IN this county, for II total
term of six years. They were married
on the I'd OF July, 1883, in Dallas county,
aud lived together until tho 2ld day OF
October, 1888, when he was convicted on
n plea of guilty, She prays for her
maiden name, Lena Daisy.
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she stln nnnn..

The rapid growth of the city in the
building sense, has grown on the clti-
Gems until they have become used to 1t,
hut strangers who visit the city express
surprise at the life and building boom
that IL daily presented In the metropolis
OF North Texas. The ring of the nrtl
sans tools are heard upon every hand In
the business parts anu away
out on the subsurbs, Just pause
in your walk, listen and observe for
yourself, and above the rattle OF vehi-
Giles and the busy hum OF the city, you
will distinguish plainly tho clear ring OF
the hammer aud the sound of the saw
busy in the erection ct palaces OF COM
merce aud homes of her residents.
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SAVED HER LIFEi

RIDGE, MCINTOSH Co., GA.
DIR. j. BRADFIELD; Dear Sir-I have taken
several bottles Of your Female Regulator for
falling Of the womb and other diseases COM
bined, of sixteen years standing, and renlly
believe am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most pro
found gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life, 50 you sea cannot speak too
highly In lis favor. | have recommended Il
tn several Of my friends who ARE suffering as
Was' Yours, very respectfully,
MRS. W. Il. STEBINS.
Our Treatise on the "Health and Happiness
of Woman" mailed free.
TIKI BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta ia
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hVh nhNl uH SAlr.--A UENrLEMA Al
4 having n ucwly and well-nnrnished runl
~ y central building on Main street deslr
nlVnl we same; every convenience; IL N
S,neu, WIN sellall appurtenances nj n hhru
discount ana on easy terms; very best reh|
ehees ylyyn anu required. Address q. Il
llNil'N oUte, spnnl
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Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting at Shady View
parll grows Ia interest with each meet.
ing, and crowds are in attendance. A
number have profcssed conversion, with
awakening seems imminent. Tho meet
Jugs will go on through next week and
longer rs the interest justiiies. There IN
prayer meeting every morning ut 0:3O
o'clock, and preaching at II u. m, 1880 p.
M. and s p. IN. are the order of exercises.
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A force was at work tearing down tho
wooden awnings condemned by com
mittee appointed for that purpose. The
removal Of the old clap,trap concerns
adds very much to the good appearance
of the streets, and the work should be
continued even beyond the fire limits in
the business portions of the city.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


Incorporated and governed by Board OF
Trustees; full and experienced Corps of
Professors location unsurpassed for beauty
and healthfulness; discipline equal to that of
the best schools in the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The FAN Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, ETC., ad.
dress the superintendent,
NAL b. ], BURGESS
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t'on AhNl-hA TIE SOUTH " Al
A. LAND COMPANY, 705 Main s,rCl
3-oom house, No. SO Veal street, els; S-rre|
house, No = Mora street, east OF Texns {,
trnl Mllrad, 3; broom house, near I'D
won't East Dallas, 4 acres land, SO. s.roe|
inWVulse, bNl Polk street. opposite on Wotl|
s, ~, '-tV .,nl nous, corner Ervay and woI
strectS, NO; 5-room house, East Elm sttcl
nyhr branch, 80; i-tuum house on NOD
llNrWood street, near branch, slh. l.roai
nouse, wy Main street, $40; l,roon nous
rust Dallas, north OF Fair (;round. III
ti,,rroeom house, Live Oak street. nenr ConyclI
Si-''O' Groom house, SlS Curuth street, $50,
auGl
EoR RENr-ElGHT ROOMS At III Nal
street ,up-stairs); good cuoklnp aud M
itng.ronm two rooms fronting on Main
ApplN 10 j, w. BANrou. COS Fin 81. nuA
NoR RENr-ONE OF THE Mosf nN
= rNp!e Noro.rooinS in nallns. e5is hy
,' WIN bAsebiunt vi same dimen,lons. 4
Iusioe Herald office Apply To GLES 4
---,,.,.. nrr'
ROY itENT-CENrRALiY L0cArtiI
- flIst'claSs sleeping rooms, south exp1
y W. az c9nvonlcnces. LiNnstFY a BR'I
'oAp' ~ Main street, upstairs. II
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John Montolin, The railway mail clerk
arrested by Inspector Smith, ON the
charge Of robhing the United states
mall IN ninO eases, which he confessed,
VII have an examining trial to-day, or
Nc least afforded ono before United
States Commissioner Mccormick.
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WANrED-A GERMAN WOMAN II
W cook for Il country hotel; good wages
q woman with some "get up" about her All
ply To JOHN VRRIAN, Kupperl, Tex. aug1
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BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

II ism special remedy for all diseases p r.
talning To the womb, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the dircc-
tIons. II is especially efiIcacious In cases Of
suppressed or painful menstruatlon In whites
ana partial p.olapsus. 1t affords immediate
relief and permanently restores the men
strnal function. AS remedy to be used dur
Ing that critical period known as "CnANGE
OF LIFE" this invaluable preparation has
no equal
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY


This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
OF education pursued is designed TO develop
the men,al, moral ana physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
OF refined tastes ana cultivated manners.
TERMS N ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Stationey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary lnllrlna-
~ expenses, per session Olive months, $40
Music and use OF piano ....... ...,......- 3.
Entrance fee (only fer the first year ....
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. Fol
iurther particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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INSTITUTE
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

wANTED-Agents for the lives of
CLEVELAND nrS HTG
containing nlll aud complete history OF the
Democratic party, portraylng It's brilliant
istance, FULLY illustrated. This book oucns
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I've workers. Send SOC. n, once for outAt
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dress Texas hook and bible Ia ~ ~,
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what Is u Klndsrgar,cng"

Published in DALLAS HERALD OF 9th
September, prepared by Principal of
Dallas Academy whore this school for
little ones Is II speciality. 1912 Jackson
street.
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HAMlL TON FEMALE COLLEGE
ST PATTERSON President LEXINGTON ~

ST PATTERSON President LEXINGTON, ".
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings of modern construction; appoint-
mCnts superior, accommodations unsurpuss.
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water ON each floor. baths,
Course Of instruction comprehensive; large
faculty Of superior teachers; extra advan-
tages In Language, Music Painting and Flo
cution. But two pupils occupy q room LIS
patrons ana pupils are references. For cat
alogue, copy of Monthly, published by the
studepts, list of references, etc, apply to the
President, or p. H. ST, Clair Dallas, Texas
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WANTEn.

r
IXTANrED-A CLE6KsHfP OF SOW
w kind wanted by young man OF ses.
Years experience who has some capitals>F-
best re eIences. Address 4. b., care m
office. seis.
NY ANTED-BOARDI IN AN EXCEITET4
" establishment by a young lady. AddrsI
ARTIST, Herald seIst
w ANTED-TEN FIBsr-CLASS STONEE
w cutters at Courthouse, Clark .yni1E
Texas. Apply at once. P. e. LIVINGSTON /
NAErED-A MANTHAT CAN RUM
W dairy; sober habits. Address LAKE
MCFARLIS, Marshall, Texas selaI
NXTANTal,-BN A SINGLE GENTLE
w man, one or more unfurnished room,I
not more than 5luinuteS' walk from Centni
Freight Depot; private family preferred ami
best references given. Address j. q. O., HE'D
aid office. selS
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN
w TO cook and DO light house work for
family of three, Cab M once on WILL A
WATRfN, Herald Building, Main st. sell-S
w ANTED-fO TRADE \ FINE NEW
" piano fora good residence lot, in a de
slrable portion of town; choice of sever
best makes Of pianos. Any person needip,
piano having such n lot call immediate,
ON WILL y. WATkIN Il Co., Piano Dealer,
Herald Building. seli.s
w Amelia SITUATION AS CLEEl
W by an active young man with II wear
experience; have sold groceries, hardwar
aud erockeIy; can give the very best refl
ehces, and gut edge band for honesty &
ntlety, etc.; will engage for long or sho
| .llle salary no object. Address Il. G.. N
care Dallas Herald. se11.
M ANTED-A BOY FOK a DOPTION-l
w widow with boy ii months old Dc SIN,
TO adopt lie child To some good party, AS ID
Is unable 20 support him. For infOTmatiol
INQUIRE ri Herald Office,
WANTED-A MAN WHO l. A FINd
w cook 10 cook fora small family and N
tend 10 horse and carriage. Apply 10 N
tN1- iN'hVa selQ]
"a yEt,-tIN Urls 10 WORK id
W Hughes Bros. Factory. For PARTED
rvs cNll ul lNotOrN. sel0I
NNyNNIEn- n NLM SNLESNEN MN
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S Ss!ssal n asa

EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE.
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