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Lasoatfsn, Mach ~ -fCorfeFpondenoe !
Las esGt Hiss Carrie Jho0by, q former
tsachsf m the institute here, q Normal
graduate and lately q resident Of your CITY,
vas lAid away la our yillsge cemetery.
Possessed II many noble qualities Of head
and heart, hhs leaves many friends to
mourn her departure In the yigor of yonnR
womanhood This week II. y. aud Vir'
ginia White we're called on TO give up their
only son-"Jimmis," Just merging into
manhood. He had been great sufferer
from rheumatism.
DIR. Voolfolk closed very interesting
meeting Of two weeks with five additions 10
the church. Our community seems
10 possess peculiar charms, 30 much
50 that those who have once
enjoyed its genial society do not become
"wearied" by either q short or long alb
senoe. Mr.. IL. ! Gregory, after sampling
the attractions OF New Mexico and Arizona
has returned 10 his first love. X. II. Green
and John Lott. after q fojonrn In Wnrsha-
chic are with their families here under
their odd vine aud fig tree" satisfied to
stay.
Mrs. Sarsh Howell long popular host
ess here, has gone 10 Try tho realities or
Wsx ahschie. Lee Beckley has bought the
grows residence. Major Nance will occupy
the hotel prJparlly Ms soon ~ IL ~ tho
roughly renovated and repaired.
a decided success OF their supper Tuesday
right, both IN the edibles furnished and
each receipts, nettipg about $50.
Toe i've months term of the publlc
school 81 SEQ yes erday with an sbls ac-
dress by Hon. 4. + Nash and 40 entertain
ment OF night rhe irteprcssible KIM
brough was here.
Qlie a number Of the en,erpiisiog pub
lc.spiriE.d ladies Of our iowa nave organ
ICED literary club, which promises 70 be
both entertaining aud profitable. They
meet weekly,
The double tower on the Baptist church
approaches completion.
The Sunday school Workers destitute
begtus ito ssssion OF three days next Friday
morning At 10 o'clock.
Two additions 10 the Methodist church
Sunday. There will be- some improvements
made on their house before the meeting OF
dis, riot conference here In May, at which
Bishop Parker will pre- ids.
Mr.. Sam R,ndlett, OF Galveston, has
been sojourDiDg in our midst Tor week or
ten days, AMI finds II difficult TO tear away
from ths host o, newly-.ormed acquaint'
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la nervous prostrslion and sicepiessness,
from which 40 many invalids suffer, Com.
pound Oxygen rarely fails to bring relief,
A lady "a teachpr) in Avoca, Wis, who had
been great sufferer. sought help in com.
sound oxygen. At the end OF five weeks
wrote: "Tbe night after taking my frat in.
halstiou of Oxygen, slept like babe.
oculd have cried for joy the next morning,
night was worth the price paid for the
Treatment IT'S now comfort TO lie
down at night, for do not have TO look
for Sard to long, weary hours of erve-jerk.
ing (Which to me.is harder to bear than
psln) No.more midnight alcohol and wstsr
baths; neither rubbings couptings, nor
walking the floor in agony: hut rest, sweet
rest Instead" Our Treatise on Compound
Oxygen, its nature, action, and results,
with reports Of cases and full Information,
sent free Drs Stsrkey 4 PAlen, HOO and
I'LL Girard street, Phlladelphis. Psnnsyl-
wanna
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ALA We'll ihnt EndsNyell.

water. " is not y contagious disease what
ever, as not a new case ha. appeared for q
week In the infected herds, although the
weather has been most ana warm. DR.. Sal
mon eays that - soon rs he cav the cattle
he thought OF ergnt aud proceeded TO ex-
anime the hay. This had not been done
before, They found 10 contained large
amount of wild rye, which was full of en-
got. Surgeons all say that they never saw
one.tweutieth part as much ergot in a
bunch of feed. fhe theory 10 that the err
got, by contracting the blood vessels and
otherwise reterding the circulation 10 the
eItremilies. caused the feet 10 freeze. This
ends the great scare. While II Is
proved not 70 he q contagious disease. yet
the people OF this section did only
whBt wss prudent to do. Fin,'ing IA disease
among cattle which they did not under.
stand, they reported IL to the governor. He
applied to the general government for the
best skill they could furnish. The depart
ment of the Missouri sent an expert whom
they fully recommended, The Agricultural
department ut Washington sent another.
Their decision has been published far and
wide. While many did not give full faith
to the verdict of these experts, it was
thought TO bs the duty OF the community
in justice 10 the people OF other sections to
act in accordance with their decision. Had
they not done 80 and the Judgment OF these
experts proved to be correct, q terrible dis.
ease would have been allowed to spread
over the state, and our people would have
been upjustly condemned. They are very
glad to learn they erred on the safe side. :,
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, March 22.-It 10 reported
here that the Chicago q Alton has sold
1000 unlimited tickets from Chicago to
Kansas City to Sam Fisk, the Toledo scalp.
or, for 5000 The scheme 10 said to be to
carry passengers from Toledo to Kansas City
vi. Chicago at heavy cut to meet the al.
legged cut bv the Wabash. General Passen.
ger Agent Townsend and General Ticket
Agent Chandler. Of the Wabash. deny en-.
but say the Bee Line may look ont for a
cut from Cleveland. General Passenger
Agent Charleton, Of the Chicago u Alton
who ia here denies most positively That any
sale OF tickets have been made by his road
and pronouncss the reports Idle rumor,
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A CRY FOR AID.

= &AsHIEGroS, March 25 -[Press. J. Hon.
Flo Xing, member OF congress from
buisisns. has received the following tels-
km:
ChopSRY MISS, March "a -Kemple
{5Hee gave away at 1915. This makes the
6lsssler complete, and the Mississippi
ALLEY one vast inland sea. This will make
Me los, beyond calculation, to ssy nothing
81 the loss of life and suffering OF the peo.
BE. CONGRESS must come TO our rescue
Ind Iced the people At once. The lofts OF
Eur gin houses AID floating RATS will be the
Of abode. balieve the hest
hds az distribution OF supplies is through
engineer department in c1arge OF river
movement. they have every chance
esssry, and less waste and imposition
hid attend their efforts.
SigDeo,l re. l.. WHITNEY"
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COMPRESS CoMpANY,s WAREHOUSE.

Yesterday Mr.. J. p. Wilson, superinten.
dent of the Texas Elevator and Compress.
company, let the contract to Mr.. John Beat
tie for building maunoth warehouse on
the company's grou0d. the site Of the
building recently burned. It will cost $l2, !.
600 and will be completed BY the LIST OF July.
feet high and will have an iron hip roofing.
The building with the exception Of that
Of Loeb on The southeast corner, will oc-
cupy the entire block and will have . good
sized yard in the center. ThP building
will be fire-proof and have ten double iron
doors and . fre-plug with hose. The
structure will be fire.proof and over three
thousand feet Of lumber will be used in It.
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN COMING.

John l.. Sullivan the famed pHgilist will
visit Dallas the coming week and will give
Mr.. Riley, manager of the opera-house at
Houston, il endesvoring to make arrange
ments to play the ''sluggsr" through the
state. He tried TO get the opera houae for
tho exhibition, but falling in this left the
m after with Mr.. Frank +. Mcclure, who
will make an effort to secure the armory OF
the Queen City guards He is sccompa-
MED in his tour bv AL Smith, his manager.
who took o Lesry and Weston to London
in the famous walking MATCH.
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DEATH OF MRS. GOLDTH WAITE.

Mrs Lucy GolGthwaite. the widow of the
late Richard w. Goldthwaite, died at her
residence on Mckinney avenue, Friday
night. Mr.. 8. s. Higgins, the husband OF
her niece, left with her remains this morn
ing for Montgomery, Alabama. where the
relatives of the deceased and her late hus-
baud live. The death of Mrs. Goldthwaite
was a great shock to her many friends in
this city, for only few days ago she was In
perfect health. She was most estimanle
lady and will be greatly missed in this COM
munity. She leaves four children, three
daughters and one son, to mourn her loss.
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SPECIAL SUMMARY.

S2gAsM NoToS, March Special. l-Th T,
bi!A 20 IA crease the lslar.es OF Federal
\ tud sess--uA amended to-day by Mr.. Coke
10 ~ 10 m Nc hludes liable 10 impeach-
men. II be appoints near relative 10 OIL
flee.
4 The bond Of Loniss b Brown, po,tnis-
tress a. Smithhsld TbrTant county,
amount $500, was approved to-day.
to the grace oil presidential post offices
with ssisrie. OF 81 900 each.
\ TIM N,vs dent to-day sent IN the follow
N, nutnin1iions. @. II. Sabin, oge; J &
cTTarsy marshal; J. o. Luby, collector ~
Brow Ilsvil-; w. A. 5aylor, collector ~ FL
. Pzso; Asa Y. Stfatlon, attorney.
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GosslP OK the CAUCUS ACTION.

WAsBINGroS. Iaicn 25.-l5pecial J.
There vas meeting ot the democrats OF
the wava ard means c inmi,tee 10 the
looms o, Mili,. OF Texas, last night. Car
iisle was present. IL was decided to adopt
the Morrison D Il in cSucus, but introduce i:
IN W .1euse sutjsct todiscussion This was
yl,fnally lie actiol OF the caucus tonight,
|Phblic gossip around the hotels a. a late
Aur, inclues 20 the belief that the Aorri-
II party hav1 yielded point. This is
sea on the view that Il the oil Is TO be
cussed IL will be amended.
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ELLIS RESOLUTION.

WAsEIyGroE, March 25 -TPfess 1-Tne
&hougc ccmmittee appropriations to-day
Bad under consideration the Ellis joint req
ltion making al appropriation TO prevent
~ overflow OF the lower Mississippi
Ner kilograms from the editor Of the
( New Orleans Picayune and dispatch to the
SLou,sisna senators signed by b. g. Mohr
and D. II. Kennedy. urging tho necessity OF
Aactiop by congress to prevent the threat
|ened overflow were laid before the COM
nittee.
a despatch to the New York Tribune
buotlpg the Times. Democrat yester-
6sy as saying)editorsly New Orleans was
III no danger, bf overflow was read, where
yuDon Ellis withdrew his resolution.
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NOMINATIONS.

TAsuForoS. MsI..H 2j-IPress. ]--Nom
wv Daya Gau,rswef, Of K s,s,s,!
las 9. burrows, of Michigan
Tho treasury; Colonel David S
enty second infan,,7, briga1ier
,hauncey B. Ssbin, OF Texas
~ 3 ates district ind ye, eastern djJ
Yof Texas; Asa e STATION, IT,,
[exap, United Sta es st orney, eastern dis
'trict OF Texas; James G. Tracy. of Texas,
marshal, sss,ern district ot Texas; VIM. M.
Taylor. of Texa-, collector OF customs dis.
trict Paso Del Norte: James o. Luby, OF
Texts. c,lec,ar OF customs district Braza
de Santiago, Texas.
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oUrloUeA.
(lll|,t.|.ijl.C'I|l.l;|r.'a.:'
Blood PuriA era and Skin
Beautihora.
A Positive Cure fpr Every Fofia of
shin And blood Dls, .ses from
PtInptsk - sCrufuia.

nIsFlGuRiNG HuaoRa Itching and Burn
IL Ing Torture Ia ". ul ErnptOls, Salt Rheum
oI u Eeina Psoriasis. -eal1 Head, lufantlle OF
nlrih numOrs snd uyefy form ~ Itohing scaly,
fimply, sufOiulOus, Inner 20 Contagious, and
Copper Colorvd bis asses OF the Bood, Skin aud
scalp, with Ll.s NJ iIsr ara positively cured
by the CUT CuRA RE fpiss,
Gutiuara R.soiyest, the rev Blood Purifier,
clesnses tht bio aud pefspration Of impuh-
Ties ann pol on0ns elements, aud thus removes
insta tly allays itnh ing aud Inflammation clears
the shin aud scalp, heals Ulcers aud Sores, and
restores the Hair
Cutioura Soap, sn exquisite Skin Beauiia1r
and Toilet Regulate prepared from CuTIounA,
Is indi POI SABLE L. tres'ing Ssin Diseases, baby
Humors. skin blemiahcs. Rough, Chapped or
Oily Skin. Cutieura Remeaies are hbso-
lutely pure. ant the only real Blood Purifiers
and skin Baantihers
Chas. Boushtop, Rsq., lawyer % State
street Boston, reports n ctso 81 salt Rheum I'M
der his obsefyat on for ten years, which covered
the patients BODY Az limb, and 10 which all
known methods OF uenim nj had been applied
without benefit, which wa completely cured
solely bg the CurIcURA Rsh DiLs, leaving n
clean aud healthy ss.D.
y. II. 'irake, Eco, Dstroir. Mich, 8 ifercd
untold t0rnrcs from n Skin disease, which ap.
destroyed his ey's Aner te most careful doc
toring snd consultation uf physicians fall d TO
relieve HIN, ho used tie CurIcUR, RrnEDIEP,
aud was cured, ann he's rem tined 80 TO date.
Uhar. Ealre Hinisl., Je sey City Heights. y.
j., lad OF ~ years, WIN for eight years was enc
known remed les aud cur.s were Iried IN vain,
was completely olrd by CuriCUzA RE fRDIss.
Sold bv MI druggists rrice CuTIcuR.. 20 ctg
RXst LyESr, 81; So y. % eta. POTTER DRUG
AND ciiErlCAL c. Boston. Mass.
Send for GLOW To Cure SKIN ID seascs."
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and oosn eoffsspondsncs ylsb me .as.
tar N The alsle brafd NJ tiuosllon, II
va unsnlmou,ly srfeei " aak To- Pro
fessof nsliwlr, N The state normal o.
Huntsville, ~ conductor NJ the insiitnts
iffsosivtd. 4 IL hopei thai ihe cltihsns
generally will interest themselves In this
mst'sf, assnoh ~ ent'fpfl.e VI mater.
ally heneht the city, not Only ilnsuoially
bot elso IN iuriheilng ihs grest ~ofh Of
edurati 1U la our midst.
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SCHOOL TALK.

In response to the announcement OF the
"HEsALp," the teachers OF the city met on
M ondey evening at the second ward school
building to take measures toward securing
a summer normsl for Dallas. O. e. Crutch.
er called the house to order. after which
G. w. Grove was elected chairman, and g.
j. Mum secretary OF the association. On
motion, q. J Num- aud O. r. Crutcher
were appointed committee to embody the
sense OF the meeting on the subject in suit
able resolutions. The memorial as pre-
pared was presented and adopted. On
motion Of ]. T. Tooley the secretary vas
ordered to forward copy OF the memorial
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I. B.. O.

rozzoNI's INDICATED CoNPLExIoN POWDER
For infants toilet tits an indispensable
article, healing all excavations immedi-
ately. Mothers should use it freely on the
little ones. 1t is Perfectly harmless. For
Gale by druggists.
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pEMoCBATTC CAUCUS

WAsHrNcroN, Msrcn 25.--[SpeciaL 1.-The
cratic caucus tonight was largely at
A. It was called to order shortly after
OK Morrison offered resolution en-.
the bill reported By the ways and
Snt committee. In explaining the reso-
|0f5or he said fuiI opportunity wonld he
riven 10 offer amendments 10 the bill when
4 came before tie house. Randall made
short speech. He Ia turn
rs followed by Reagan. OF Texas
Rsrdaii, Ia his remarks. raid the bill as
"A been presented did tot meet the wants
HIS constituents. He offered no substi'
.R6oesn endorsed the biIA .-,-.---..
Mile made fifteen mihptesspeech, the,
minutes rule which pre-
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The Friends.

Mr.. r. T. Bentley, member Of the esti-
mnble community of Quskers at Sandy
Springs, Mo-, says he was severely affected
by rheumatism in the right hand. Mr..
Bentley applied ST. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain.cure, and by its continued use, In
short time, was completely cured.
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Arc you miserable through indigestion
sour stomach or constipation Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve
you. Bold by W. h. Patterson 4 90.
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\ CAPITAL.

-
49, rralls ,ausus and The uor.
risnn fafif NH
Ilat iho Nisfarf,s ihlnk NJ iho Onl.
i llHsd rollty.
Do. tok > judiciary Amrsdmtnt Pc
yalis 10 The SrnAie.
InoIisr Nas'r 81 words ON whisky n
the hOuse.
he President SENDS Ia those Texas
Nominations.
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POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.

March Is -[Press.] -Rep-
keenteIive Sumner Of California appeared
Selore the house committee on post.offlces
knd post.roads to-day in advocacy
81 his bill to establish
= government postal telegraph and
Is opposition to the proposed coz
3rAct between the government and
10 postal telegraph company. His bill
- asserted would not cost the government
= dollar, as the money necessary to esteb-
ID 5 postal telegraph would be raised by
3 : tissue OF bonds.
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HELL Vs.

WAsHISGroR, March 25-fPress Dds
patches received here % day from L1uisiana
state the Mississippi bGs broSpn over
most OF tho ieyee and government ala Is
necessary 10 prevent people sud stock hom
Starving. Represent alive King received
among others he following oirgrsm;
rRoYylLLE, La, N,rch - g uuiry go.
ltTely submerg,di people snd stock need
immediate relief
signed II, B, W. WALrERl.
RoDSsY, NIss., March 25.-Teusas par
ish Is entirely inundated. Rat,ons will
be required Tor aO,C60 destitute people
and iced for stock 10 necessary Emergen'
CIV reiy great; lmmei' ate relief necessary.
tSigned,) JosEPa MooRI,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
ROBsRT MURDOCH,
ID II. CHAMBERLAIN,
THOMAS L. CLINTON.
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hat purpose an amount not
ldiDg $l25 600 out of the unexpended
lance OF the sum appropriated for the re-
- Of those rendered destitute by the Ohio
y foods.
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81. Joseph, Louisiana.
This dispatch was sent from Rodney,
Mississippi, because the overflow destroyed
the telserap phi wires In Louisiana
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,ln. 4owNsnENp,s RrsoLurIoN

lhe,ilaneous Washington News Items
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LINboLN TO THE FRONT.

WAsHrSGroE. March 25.-The secretary
81 - to-day sent Speaker
tarli:k letter saying that from
hfox il appears the floods in
mi va ley from the neighbOr-
Vicksburg down to
ms are higher than
est point reached
2. that large number Of peo-
e OVERLOOKING OF the agrioul-
zen unable to help themselves
suggests that II it be the
congress to author
distribution OF sub.
pplies to those
TO- e by the floods he in the
1900 H. ho outh ori u al m anond
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P. s.-Be careful how vow let letters lay

around, some fellow might catch on.
Did old Burnett give you compliment
tary on his street car liner Remember
faced man, G.. Don't make any perma-
nent arrangements about cashier yet; Sam
may want more than 1.3; he amt said q
word to me. but / guess he would so0ner
have Is than mo bread at ALL"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-27

Ladies' approve of Your smoking Little
Joker.n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-27

THE toOrAND MOUTH DISEASE. :.
WASH keroS, March "a. - T5pecial.] >
Measured which have been introduced II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-02
"A BoIa Tnsf, Of Potatoes.

There being no light at the corner Of
North Queen and Lemon streets, last even
ing, between fiyo and six O'Clock, some
bod and uupriuoipled THE took advantage
of the darkness and stole a basket OF
potatoes from in front OF the store of
Smeltz's grocery. This not being the first
visit of the kind, Eiw. s. Smeltz, had SO
prepared the potatoes, that in case the
person taking them should have sudden
occasion to call on a physician. the physi.
clan can inform Mr. Smeltz who has his
basket, as the thief may have the potatoes.
Thcfts Of this kind are frequent in this
vicinity /; a grocsryman close by, few
days ago had half dozen of his best
broOms stolen from the front of his store
early in the evening. Suspicion rests on
certain persons and should they be detected
which probably will be soon, they will be
dealt to the full measure of the law. This
can hardly be attributed to the Buzzard
gang.