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The bee., 1884-07-19

VIM. Brown, If Baltimore
city, is visiting our city.
Mr.. Ferdinand Jones, Of PhiIa-
deIphia, Pa, and Miss Teresa
Briscor, OF Baltimore, Md, are in
the city.
Miss McCnbe left for IIarper's
Ferry. West Virginia, last Tues
day morning, and will remain till
September
Col. VIM. MurrelI, business
manager Of the BEE, left for New
York Monday morning. on bnsi-
ness for the paper. He returned
Friday.
Misses Fannie Costln and Blen-
dena Deitz are at Harper's Ferry
Miss Edith Collins left for Har-
per's Ferry this morning.
Prof. .Iohr K. Draper, OF BaIti-
more, Nd. was in town this week.
P;of. Draper is il prominent politi-
elan and a gentleman of Influence.
Liberian exhibit at the Worlds
Exposition. The Liherian Gov
ernment has made an appropria-
ton of 5000 to dcfr&y the ex-
penses Of an exhibition of its pro
ducts at the New Orleans FXhibi-
tion, and appointed Mcssrs. J. w.
Pierce and J. b Gaudet, of New
Orleans. as commissioners to re-
present Tiberi during the exhibit
tion
Geo. VIM. Curjis Is editor Of
Harpcr's W'cch'y, and is an adv
cate of British free trade. He
wants 10 import cheap Brltjshpub-
Iications, 50 that American pub
fishers cannot compete with the
immense Harper establishment
That is the secret to his opposition
to Blaine.-Ihe Bulletin, Louis
vile, Kv.
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their Constitution. Declined proposition for
a competition drill for a cash prize, because
of the absence of so many men of all the or
CARNATIONS from the City, and is considering
an invitation that has been received to visit
Lynchburg As there will be no "Orioe'' in
Baltimore this year, he is strongly tempted to
go to Lynchburg Notwithstanding his contem-
plated trip to New Orleans in the winter sea-
son.
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Subscribe for the BEE.
wno-f cents per month.
FwI.. contain all the news.
Fir ,I. hy all ncwsdcalels in the cit.
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WHERE THE BEE CAN BE HAD.
a.r.sfy.s. NJ. street, between 18th and
II r.atrr. Druggist, corner 10th and NJ
.,rer., Northwest
H.nry Toauds, corner "a and Pennsyl-
,.r.s Avcuue, southwest
ar. Freeman, corner 18th and NJ. Street
Philadelphia House, aiS Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, JAMES L. TURNER
r.r- Montgomery +.
r HANSON. Gent Agent.
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THE BEE.
saturday, JULY 10, 1884.
-rr EFE PUBLISHING COMPANY.

,....,,.ssa5 of advertising furnished on appli-
,f=.riiouable advertisements will not
.~a.,aat amy price, All remittances
.....a De made by draft postal money order.
......, 5rIcgistered letter. Money forwarded
..-,,.r way, is AT the sender's risk. In
ID. -. ..... money. the amount and what it is 70
....s ned:suuctly stated.
..-.sness letters, etc, should be ad-
plI. WM. MURRELL.
Business Manager,
The BEE.
Washington ID. c.
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WTANTED-Thr Public to know that
w TIE BEE, Office, 1909 st., is Of
fering Special Rates fer advertisements of
Wants, For Rent, Lost and Found, and
Boarding.
An ADVERTISEMENT Of the above size will
cost
For one time - cents.
For two times Is cents
For three times SEE cents
For fouc times - cents.
For five times go cents.
For six times Ss%5
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OUR SOLDIER BOYS.


In matters military at this season but little
is doing. We failed to chronicle the success
of the picnic given by the Washington Ca
diets on the GLORIOUS Fourth which was
crowded i'll spite of the threatening weather.
Several times sudden showers drove all
hands TO shelter, but they came up smiling,
hour of closing.
The Cadets are now preparing for their eN-
cursion to Marshall Hall which will be given
August 9TH. They are To be congratulated on
securing the opening of this place, and pro-
per appreciation of their enterprise and ener-
gy entities them to "A large patronage, which
we do not doubt they will receive. They have
made the first breach in a wall which for years
has been impregnabIc, and Capt. Fleetwood
scores another success for himself and Corps.
Company b. ofthe Capitol City Guard had
their annual pIize drill on Friday the 1lth
inst at Van Ness. They have been peculiarly
unfortunate thus far during the season, the
two heaviest rains of the year having fallen
upon the dates selected by them for their out
door affairs,
On this occasion the rain was over before
night, and the attendance was very good con-
sidering. the wet ground. Only nine men
came on fer drill. The judges were Captains
Fisher, Fleetwood and Connell. Drill-Master,
Can't. Gray, We have been kindly furnished
by one of the Judges with copy of his Memo
randa Errors marked as completed move
-ments only. AT the close Of the first drill
there were four men having each one error
and these four were given supplemental
drill to decide the tie. The score for the first
drill was:
For No. /, errors; No. .. l. No. 5, 10; No 4,
L: No. ). /; No 6. 2; No, :, l; No. 8, i; No,
| g.
On the second drill the score stood:
No. 4. 3: No ), ); No. :, ); No. 8, 2.
Sotbe medal went to No. s. Private Hutch
inson. and was presented by the Hon. j. ii.
Rainey. in an eloquent speech. After the
Orator. the Judges, and the Ladies' Commit
Zee adjourned 10 the Van Ness Mansion and
spent an hour pleasantly in toasts and short
sneeches evolved from their inner conscious
ness by"-Mums the word
The Picnic of Co. 4 Capitol City Guards al
Van Ness. on Monday l4th inst, had the hnes'
weather of the season, and the smallest al
tendance, owing to neglect upon the part oi
some one to properly attend to the circulation
Of advertisements. Nevertheless there was a
pretty fair attendance, and the music under
Krause was excelcnt,-except the double
bass. He was a daisy, Please krause-don
Won eyer-e ver, not even hardly ever
ueyer-foTeVer more.
Cant. Fleetwood states that during the WeeB
be has declined for his corps an invitation t'
attend demonstration at Irving Park, whlcf
! .,,.;oaI pature and therefore agalnS
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THE HOUSEWIFE.

How TO MAKE CANDY.-This book gives
full directions for making all kinds Of plain
and fancy candy. The recipes for making
caramels, chocolate drops, French mixed and
all other kinds of candies contained in this
book are the same as used by the leading city
confectioners. Amy one can have these can
dies at home. at less than ONE THIRD the usu-
al cost. Sent post paid to any one sending att
once the names Offifteen married ladies, and
30 cents in postal notes or Is two cent stamps.
Address,
ROCHESTER, PUBLISHING co.
80, %, 3311z Osburn Block,
Rochester, y. Y.
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'Ih 1il itN NutdltlS III lllC VII
- zz-u-z-=u-zcz-z-=-.u=zu---us
-na Robert emalls will leave Tor
oauh cn",taa today.
Ms, -liu @. Boyd, of Richmond, left
r..- trn-t Wednesday for Charlottes-
u.I.. VA.
N,- Z, n,4al Emerson is in the city,
II. ga.~t Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. b.
WH
Tie Sparta Social Club will give
another excursion to Glymont
shortly
0ue hundred new subscribers
were added to the BEE subscript-
im1 Dist this week.
W " Turner, esq, one o. the
bee staff has been promoted in
tile Pension Office.
Mis- f. b. Moses will leave for
umqr- Ferry Gext week.
The court decided that Perry
II. Carson ~aM float the Amcri-
can flag HE Bommissionere
a take Il back seat.
bcv = CowIes, pastor Of john
WesIcy church, and trustees will
lumcnce to build September the
hr-t
The Union Wesley Sunday
school under the superintendent
~ of Mr.. B. H. Grant is doing
well.
Hon. John II, Lynch, of Miss,
aI deliver AN address at an
mancipation celebration at Lock
port. New York, next month
Go Up HIGHER.-Mrs. l.. Kelly
has received We y deserved pro-
maim IN the Land Office, Inter
81. Department.
The battery and telegraph wires
were put in the BEE office last
week. The associated Press will
0.w commence work.
Company "a" Capital City
Guard gave a picnic at Van Ness
.nl IN last Monday winch WAS
w attended. There was good
music and good order.
The Douglass school of Able
vile, South Carolina, that was
founded by Mrs. Ella V. Chase
M.aams of this city, is making
wonderful progress.
A NARROW EscAPE.--Miss Annie
SnliI was on the Martinsburg
tram which collided with the Bal
hno.e express last Saturday eve
nn Z, du. we are glad to he IN
i.mo3 That she received no bod ly
A Very pleasant Croquet re,
n was given at the residence
" @ Edward G. Younger, Sr.
NJ 800 l1th street. The after.
a" vas speut in playing Gro
l0...aa at evening there was
ion given in honor of thC
a guests.
i. PIERCE will leave for Afric;
aaltly. 1t was Mr.. lherc'
commended the appoint
" Il Gaudet. This gentleman IL
enterprising, and will nc
make a good representa-
TIT.
asst Tuesday we were sur
y by the appearance of man,
@"tl Caroliman8 in the city. |
"@> the occasion of an excursion
.m that State. Among thos
10 called on the BEE were ]. c
liargett and r. c. Parrott, of tn
h agston TF,aesa We hope the
had a good tt ! In the town
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Van Ness Park, July 16, 1884,
was the scene of a grand picnic
given by the Club House Union.
The club consists Of employees OF
two of the leading clubs in the
District, namely, the Metropolitan
whose name is known both home
and abroad, the Cosmos whose
members are the leading scientists
of the age; and as the gentlemen
of the c. IL. U. are we'll known In
social circles, then many friends
turned out in full force TO greet
them.
Prof. Krause played his most Sc
lect pieces OF music to the delight
of those who tripped the light fan,
tastic zoe. Among the prominent
persons present were Misses
Brown. Nelson, Lewis, Blake, Parke.
Payne, Johnson, Matthews
Messrs. Lee, Upshur Beale, OF the
Pension office; Messrs. Webster
and Price, Of the Geological Sur
vey; Mr.. Cole, of the Post Otfie'
Dept; DIR. Turner, Mr.. Lewis
Capt. Gray. Co. b, G. G. g., Mr.
G. Jarvis, Mr.. Livers, and many
others that we cannot take tim'
to mention. Great credit is due
to the gentlemen of the c. FL. U
May they soon give another Q
their enjoyable entertainments.
The following are the officers
NJ. w. f. Blake, president; Chas
Mason, secretary; Thos. w. Sut
ton, treasurer.
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DIED.

NALLE--On Friday. July, 1Stn, i
o'clock IL M, Sterling z. Rounds Nalle
aged : days. beloved son of Edward G
and Finetta Nalle.
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NL.tIh ~
Annapolis, Md, July Is, 1881.
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PERSON Ais.

VIM. Brown, If Baltimore
city, is visiting our city
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Miss McCabe left for IIarper's
Ferry, West Virginia, last Tues
day morning, and will remain till
September.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-05

IANrRD-To RENT a NICELY FuRNIin,
" 81 and well ventilated room Apply ~ 3l6
Fim strf ~, 10 gser x Lemon ..S.f Z
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NOTICE.

Par ties owning dogs are hereby notified
that the ordinance regulating dogs running
az large will be rigidiy enforced frDm and
after June l0,h, 1881 Attention 10 called
20 the following section OF chapter INV:
SECTIONS II shall be the duty OF the
,,ollce officers to capture and impouud In
he city pound, any dog or bitch found
running at large within the corporate
limits OF the city Of Dallas without
a collar, as prescribed by section Two OF
this article, and II snsll be the duty OF the
police officers to capture and impound any
dog or bitch found running ct large WITHIN
,he corporate limits OF the city. between the
lst OF June and October In each yea, With
ont having his or her mouth securely muz'
zlsd, even should said dog or bitch DO pro
yided with q collar, a. is rresctieed ny
Sc ction two OF this article, and u sba.l be
The duty Of tho city marshal to XIII aildog..
or bitches remaining In the city pound
gsn,y Jour hours after their capture aud
being unclaimed aud unre.
deemed, as hereinafter prescribed. All
monies collected shall be psid into the
ys.surv of me city. J. q. ARNOLD,
City Marshal.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June Especial The city
and county collectors were selling pr )perty
yesterday and today for delinquent taaes.
The Sam Houston steam fir. company
met a. their hall last night. They have dc :
cidtd to enter the state contest at Fort
Worth.
All north.bound trains on the Houston &
Texas Central since Yesterday morning
nave been delayed by injuries to the road
from the recent rains This delay has
ca used some inconvenience to readers OF the
HERALD and to passengers.
The weather has been clear and pleasant
to-day, and 1t Is the earnest prayer o!
every one that IL will continue so.
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MVSriIIgHFOiiD.

wEATH 'rFpRD. Juno Especial 1.-The
r.ty council last night Instructed Treasurer
Mat Cameron 20 hy So coo Of ou'stnnd ding
street IMPAIRMENT bonds, The owners
get $50 above face vAlus on the amount,
which shows nat Weatheriord'B financial
.tard,ng i,n No
The SUI was selected as he Official Or
gan ~ the city for the ensuln" year.
In addition 10 the damage sustained by
tha wall Of the new Citizens
Bank building falling on the
store house OF Mccall & Mccall, occupied
by DR. \. q. Nser and Henry l.. Miller, rs
reported yesl, risy, the Singer sewing ma
chine company had several machines badly
broken aud the general manager, Mr.
Niler. lost valuable office furniture. Mr.
J. Il Couts generously promises to do al
tnat is equitable and right IN repairing the
loss Of these parties who lose by the falling
81 bic property, though his own loss Wal be
about 500.
WeAih,r is fair at last with no present
indication q more rain.
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Mrs. LAMAR's Akr GALLERY

By invitation n representative OF th'
UER.LD visited the studio and elegant srl
gallery otMis l. 2. G. LsmAr, IT,, on Main
q rect. la addition 10 seve:sl exqIislt" sud
charming works of her own cluceitiOn uuc
~. LED and educated hand. the walls we're
liuad by paintings sud etch!ugs executed
b n pupils. iough Mrs. l. mar ma.
gwen Instructions 20 t"w onlv, tor "A ir'
m n'hs the Advancement m ide by / I
pGpils is truly surpuslnR. Uu.
some Of the paintings and sketchts are true
60 NE and besutiful. A compel.
tive examination OF the wIrks by her
pupils was had on Tuesday, IN wnich M's
DiEe. Miss Mary LIZ Keller aud Mr..
Iobn " ller were the award ng committee
Tho pfzr, beautiful gold medal, was
awarded 70 Miss Louise Lee Tor pOrrui
OF her father, Dr.. LIE, which Yves almo'i
wonderful ia its perfection and watch
trutafully delinealed his every feature
The prize, beautiful painting by Mrs
Lamgr, wes gwen to Miss Lefty Pointer
Tor a painting entitled, "A Sister OF Char
ity." Honorable mention was made OF
d " and bus'. crayon bv the nesutifu
little daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Heweti also 10 Mrs. Tchiie oy, for q paint
ing or portrait OF her father IN Jaw: r'sC
Mics Fannie Leachman, portrait OF her
brother, and s. C md mention IN Miss Nelly
L. Levy for several crayons. For the short
time Miss Levy has been taking lessons the
committee stated she had made almost un'
psralleled proficiency. All the works were
oommendnble IN the highest degree. IL II
to ne regretted that time and space will
not permit OF more extended notice ot
this gallery, which Is SO deserving OF all
that can be said regarding 1t.
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The Pleasenton Mystery.

KANSAS err, June 4.-Sberiff Chandler,
OF Lyon, and Shoemaker, II Maimi county
Ksusss, arrived IN the city this morning In
Itth bvdy. that OF Q Yong grl, Was found
At PIessopton yesterday. The murdered
party has been idsntinrd a. the family OF
John II. Arderso 4, 81 iuprovidcnt farmer.
- nvpesrs they had q kDowle5g. of some
crime. com nitted by Lewis wsmp er.
ne pbsW of Anderson. Sumo days ago the
20 men lefi the house together; Wsmplsr
alone. saying Anderson had sent
= - ire family. Trey started In s.~seon
snd ON the say II 10 supposed Wsmpler
cur cred the woman aud The tour children
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| NN ANTED-A FRS r.CLAsi COOK, WHO
w will also wash and iron. IN atmal family;
GOOD wages will be paid to one fully omnetcnt
| . a,lv a, ION ntira et,ant nna,g.tr
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For RENT.

E,0R RENT HALF OF A Iw0-STOki
L double house, most pleasantly and convent.
eptlv situated. or would rent three nicely f'lr.-
ished rooms. Fo particulars call at all Gritfin
street, near Caruth. ma3l- I
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LOCAL LITERATURE,
A ulnary Duel Sough, TO be h pt
shady.
Ar, Topics Scholastic Statistics
"Pruit cling" lhe.r Pets.
Oiher Matters, Local In Na'ur0.
THE DEADLY DUpI


IL hes lust leaked out that como wesks
Stree tapguinary duel was fought hy two
rival LIVERY men IN "a Town on the II 1uston
q Texss Central railroad south OF Corsi
capa, hn, which h., IN norto been ca'eiully
concealed tom the tuolic. 1t appears the
parties had pr. vionsly had quarrel which
resulted ia the larger mau oi the tao
knocking down the other, and al the tim,
~ Yves thought that nothing move would
came OF II, but tie '.s'i'1 p-"y
nro0ded over ui- Ul De-.
terntned 10 have satisfaction, aud
alter consulting MS .fiends he challenged
his assailant TO meet him on the field OF
honor, whicn was promptly accepted, ihe
selection OF arms and ammunition being
entrusted 10 mutual friend whose rubi
cuEd face, by The wsy, can usually be seen
90 the PLATFORM on the arrival CT every
train. AL necessary arrangements having
been du'v made anf the ground selec 80
for the contss' the belliser'
e..ss "i'h ie" trends rNcn
drove out OF town about oeylisa',
and after short drive, AlifhteG IN d.
secluded spot. ,ur'ougdtd oy n.e'q li'
bU shes. 4 "a PAGES we're measured eli, ths
men placed ~ position Nauded their pittpl'
and were ordered TO nfe when the lutf.
counted thee Gentlemen, are Won feHi p
Ies. was replied BY both. Ols, : o. Buu
before three vss called both the due.lists
comm nsed firing At ihs fourth shot I've
man who save the challenge tell with -
grosn, end bis oppouen, believing ~
had IN iic'ed moft,l won &
took 10 his he@ and ran seven mien b-t1r
topping to take breath. Men on hcrsebAcs
speedily gave chase, bat not until a bH1
race did they succeed IN csichiug up Tih
him.
GA examination the wounded msn, who
wsHthougnt 10 be ALT intirrly.' vas fouud
ur.rjufed, and (, then trAf spired that TIT
mutual friend entrusted to select arms
etc, had exchanged toe leaden pals for
some made OF tallow, and thus ended IN -
murder
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hTAkTED-A GOOD, AC lN6 BOY ADO. !
W rs years old 90 earn tbs plumbers trade
Amply 10 A Mcwhl'h, 40 I'm street. s'1
lhfakTED-A BLACKnMi TO Do JOB
w wor'i vages ~ aOmS % per day Apsy
- T. BALL. Terrell texas le3-lw
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I,ENION.

DsNToY, June 1 - Especial. THE Denton
Bu ldiue gud Loan bs.ocistiuu was organ
tzei here last night, by the election Of
Fsl shi. GAte7. Burton Dawson, Oatmar,
Wphetpplop, Pombsr Edwards and Ham,
di',o.ofs. DEF. NJ. Taught WAS elected
presiderl; '. j. Gates, secretary and w. A..
pand.r treasurer. me capital stCca Of the
~ o-iaiion il 100000 and merry $40 coo
has been tsken. j Minon. G r Rood auu
/. Y. Nor ion Of Dsnison, are Ia the city
and will assist in the orgin'21tior ni Is
horticultural society here IC-uiRhi. q lite
an iute.est IL taken II horticulture in This
.ecii1u and many new societies ara being
formed. | ia expected 10 orgsnizA ore
general society ~ Denisop, made up from
The societies In the smaller towns IN north
reyns. Tor the mutual interchange ofviews
aud for the better enabling north Texas TO
make CT editable showing at the exposi'
ion at New OrleanS.
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,JEFFERSON,

JEYrER' ON, June Al Special.I- Mr.. q.
Mayo, special correspondent of the HERALD,
.nd Miss Carrie r. Brown were united Ia
the boly bonds tf matrimony at o O'Clock
this morning, at the Presbyterian church
Rev. DR.. j. II. Wiegins, officiating. The
church was beautifully festooned with
nosers Of rare fragrance. Mas Carrie
Brown IL one OF Jeilsrson's fairest society
bellies. Mr.. Mayo stands very high IN
scciety circlea and Ia q worthy vonrg man.
The young and happy coupls lesV on the
ses,.bound passenger Train for DALAI,
their future home.
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CoR PENTHOUSE WITH sIX ROOMS,
T No. go. corner Jsck.on and xsy streets.
cheap Apply 10 I. J PUTTY. SIS North H.r-
wood street je4.lw
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GDtfNIN CDlfikI.

Thn comfy cour, was engaged yesterday
fryipg the case 81 T. II. BiDo vs. / II. Har
ry The suit grew out of al fllvged con
tract t,tween plaintiff AMI defendant iof
getting out Dois Il arc bio, k, for the p Wit =
OF Elm street IL .eeuet ron the evidence
that plaintiff failed o comply with his pari
al tue con CT IN a sa'isiart' ~ manner
md the contrsc, wa revoked by defendant.
p.e'rt-F sued for damages. hut the iur,
rel dered n verdict for defendant, thus de-
fesiinr the claim for damages ard throwing
plaintiff, In for n heavy bill OF cos ]. NJ
Mccoy, esq. represented the plsintiif and
Messrs. Cowart & Smith the defendant.
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Ladies should reflect we'll before using
my preparation that is sppIied TO so deli
cate Q surface rs the SKIN. Auy cosmetic
will at first impsrt a identifying ELECT and
not apparently iniure the skin, bot In
very snort time little blotche and discolora-
tions appear on the face which conclusively
show tbe poisonous drugs in their com posi-
ton. 1t can be safely said that more than
two-thirds OF the face powders contain these
injurious ingredients. Pozz Dni's medicated
complexion powder is not only absolutely
free from all deleierious matter, but 1t
principal mgr. dent is an ective curative for
All diseases OF the skin. IL has stood the
test 81 years Sold bv NIL druggists.
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TYLER.

r Tyler, June Especial 1.-The william.
ron County Wool Growing association. met
TO day to provide Tor the entertainments Of
delegates TO Tho state convention, which
mesls tomorrow. Colonel J. w Talb5,
was elected chairman, Major II. j. Cham
~ rlsiD. secretary. A grand banquet will
be given them tomorrow.
G. n. Booth, A. Sims and A. Keliehor
we're elected TO represent this county ct the
state convention.
Ample accom- rotations have been made
for tue guests here, for which we are In.
debted 10 the efforts OF Howard Bland.
Wool lie coming In lively.
Weather clear and pretty.
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For sale by al druggists.
CITY COURT,

City vs.. A. J. johnson, ixtoxication;
iinrt =
City is. James McD maid, exposing per-
sou: Eped 81.
City vs. James Nowlir. interfering with
private pror' Y; lined SO.
City We Pat Wlfersjs, D)rsn Bros, j..
N. Thomp son. G Beaumont, NJ. A. Mason,
W. N. Orr. ". yam, W. J. Clark, N.
ID Jnaboue, ]. v Childers, l. II. Miller and
Pat Burke. permitting a nuisance, were
continued O the IS b spo 25th instances.
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N'kINNEN

MckisNrY, June {. 80 Especial -Th's
morning Hattie l.artigue tell u distance OF
tSeuty feet, from window IN the second
story OF the johnson block. She fell across n
tslerhoue wire, which, IN mensure, brf ke
the force OF the fail. her wrist II oroken
sud the sustained severe c1ntus'ons about
toe hesd and body, Rssclion has SET IL =,
but Der condition is still critirSl.
List evening, NJ the Metaedt church,
Mr. james Wiley aud Miss Mite Hen
were united In marriage by the Rev J w.
Hi. The bride aud groom are
among the most popular memD,rs OF
society, and their union was
witnessed by happy throng Of friends.
After The marriage u RECEIPT on was given
the bridal couple at the residences Of Mrs,
Cason. ~
Rev DR.. Dltaler. otthe Methodist chulop,
preached 10 an appreeistye audience last
nirhi. The sermon was pronounced a
me gnifc.n, ore and efforts are being made
20 induce the orator TO remain and deliver
sermon on snhi-ct Heaven" Sunday
next.