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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-16

MIDLAND NOTES.
THE HUGE RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
Compared, and All Considered. Immense
shipments of Cattle-Personal-
Tracklayers Rains and
Thunder-Health, Etc.

MIDLAND, Aug, H. Correspondence.
Our railroad agent and postmaster. c.
IL. WEIGH, has been summing up both
departments for July and finds that the
railroad business amounted to over 81 900
and the letters received averaged thirty
one per day--a very fair showing for our
young town, but nothing like what 1t
will be during the fall and winter
months.
A large shipment of cattle is expected
here soon; two parties arrived this week,
one going north and the other going
south, opening up ranches, with wells,
windmills, etc, whileit is said additional
COW and sheep men will arrive very soon
for the same purpose.
1t having been demonstrated that wells
can be made to take the place of streams
and springs, it cannot be long before all
of the available land for many miles in
every direction will be occupied, and as
| these ranchmen need supplies, and as
! Midland is the most convenient point
! from whence to obtain them, entorpris-
ing merchants will not be slow to appre-
ciate the fact, and will, Of course, he
prepared to supply any demand that
may exist.
Col. f. NJ. Wardow has left for Ohio,
l
TENDER next, and also expects to bring
Il tenant for his store who will stock it
up in good style. Before leaving, Col.
w. made arrangements to have we'll
dug on Block IS, and will build three
houses on the same block as soon
Us he returns. The well will
propably be completed before he re-
turns.
Track-layors are at work extending
tho side track around the south side OF
the depot, which MIR. WEIGH expects to
occupy by Saturday next, or at the
latest early next week.
Rain and thunder storms have been
seen on every side of us during the past
week, though none has fallen here but
rs ''rain falls on the just as well as the
UNJUST our turn must come soon. Al
though the weather has been hot and
dry, the nights are invariably cool, and
sleep sound and refreshing. This fact,
with the absolutely pure atmosphere, is
one of the greatest attractions in this To-
cality, and Is fully appreciated by oul
citizens as well as visitors, who almost
without exception, enjoy the best o!
health, full compensation for what one
loses by frontier life.
Rumors us to additional buildings and
various business enterprises are thick
Your correspondent will note them rs
} they occur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-16
The Dear Little i,rn,e.

A fashionable young lady ut the Grand
Union, in Saratoga, gives the following
account of her silverpoodle; "lIcs q
daisy, he is. So nice and clever. lie
has his tooth brush aud keeps lust as
still when the maid uses 1t with the
powder. lie harlIs to have his hair
oiled and combed, and takes shampoo
with perfect delight. When he goes tc
bed he lays his head on the pillow and
goes to sleep like tired boy. It's lot,
of work caring f"r the brute, though
| There's one thing I'm thankful for. he's
alw avs dressed in the morning. - Cam
! bridge Tribune.
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Joker"
A Divorce suit.

Bette Wills filed her petition in thc
District court yesterday, praying that a
Jiiyorce he granted her from her leige
lord. A nos Wills. She relates in her
petition thar they met and took each
other for better or worse, according to
law, in the town Of San Augustine on
the 9th of December, lSi1. nhn resided
there together rs husband and wife un-
Ill 1879, when they removed to TeNar-
kama. They continued to share each
others joys and sorrows until 1881, when
her worst half Abandoned her, leaving
her on n bed of sickness,
destitute and adrift upon u
cold and cruel world with Cu
infant In her arms. Her brother came
to her rescue and brought nor to Dallas.
whittier her prodigSi husband followed
her, They had grand reunion and
lived together again until the 18th OF
December, 1881, when he threatened Ia
brain her with n chair. They then sep
arated. She prays for divorce and Gus
tody of the two children, Benjamin, aged
iyears, and Harriet, aged Is months.
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the telephone building, which will be
connected with different towns and
cities simultaneously, and the music
will be transmitted to many listening
ears many miles apart. A specially
selected programme, interspersed with
saxaphone, eornet and other solos, will
be arranged by the orchestra, No BAL
las wires will be connected, as this is II
complimentary serenade by Dallas to
her sister towns, but the press, sub
scribers and friends are invited to be
present at the orchestra room.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-16

Special transfer agent Winston, of the
ponitentiary service, passed through
yesterday en- route to the Rusk prison,
having in charge Martin Brown, Il noto-
rious horse thief, convicted at the last
term of the Hunt county District court
and sent up for fifteen years. The officer
had to keep Il close eye or him, rs his
movements indicated that he would
attempt to get away on the slightest
opportunity.
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Jail to be Built.

By Virtue uf an order entered ON the min.
u,cs of the County Commissioners Court Of
plans and specifications of u rock Jail, to be-
built In the town OF Abilene for Taylor coun-
w. Texas, ut n cost of not less than 5000 and
not moro than SlS,OJO. said plans and spccl.
iicatlons TO he delivered To The undersigned
on or before the 18th day OF September next.
Each bidder will endorse ON his plans the
amount or price ut he will expect the
county To pNy torthc same In the event the
court sees proper Ia accept his plans and
| specifications The court always rcscrymg
/ the right to reject amy or all plans aud specie
! lcations SO suhmitlCd II Il see proper.
! u. =. l-tiiyCn under my hand and seal, ut
! fee, In Abilene, Texas, Tits 18th day OF Au-
! gust, 1881. DANInL RED,
Clerk County Court. Taylor county, TEX .
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AUGUSTAFEMAL SEMINARY
MISS MARY BALDWIN Pr,rcino,

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN ........ Principal.
Opens September3.-ClosesJ June, 1885.
Unsurpassed In Its location, in its buildings
and grounds, in its general appontu 'nts and
sanitary arrangements; its full corps of su.
perior and experienced teachers; its unrivalcd
advantages I'm Muslc, Modern Languages
hlocullon, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice OF
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made to
secure health, comfort and happiness; its op.
position to extravaganza, its standard ofsolid
scholarship. Foriull particulars apply TO the
Princlnnl for GninlnrrIns
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Malaria's Mighty Host!

What n host OF unpleasant sYmtOmsl
Indigestion; lame back; aching joints
sleeplessnesS; vertigo; WEAKNESS; no
appetite; cold feet; pains in breast
night sweats; chills and fever. Malaria
brings all these. Browns Iron Bittcrs
drives them all out. Mrs. +, A. Glenn,
Mallacevillc, :. G., says: ~ had seri-
Gus attack of malarial fever, and
Browns Iron Bitters restored me to
GOOD health
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The First Levy.

"Hos, siri the first levy imposed by
the Republican committee is out" said
well-known Republican to HERALD
reporter yesterday, "and suppose
every one holding official position, even
down TO tho letter carriers, including
the carrier Of mails to the crossroads
have received the neatly-printed sum
mons, which calls upon them to give
up . per cent. of their salaries
10 keep up the campaign fund. This
does not appear ut first glance to be
much of levy, yet it counts up and
draws heavily on those who get small
salaries" lie said that when he was In
office he only sent half the amount that
he was assessed and he never heard any
kick about IL, though he soon found
himself removed from his position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-16

Constipation ispositivelv rcd by Car.
tors Little Liver Pills. Noe by purginv
and weakening the bowels, but by regu-
laiing and. strengthening them. This is
done by improving the digestion and
stimulating the liver to the proper SO.
cretion OF bile, when the bowels will per.
form Their customary functions in an
easy and natural manner. purgativC
p Us must lie avoided. Ask for Carriers
IlIIln IiNnr Iills
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EOS REM.

TOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM n
i 29l Ross avenue, Apply On prclnsg5,
Mrs. j. Boylush, aust
EOK RENr-TnE ThrRMAN khG 4
L dcncc. No. 70 Cochran street, hou,essGGI
! rooms, Kitchen, hall, 'front.' aud back po, S
hny well water, large baru, rWfiNs'' i tvg
ana COW lot; large grounds, 70 acres nhu
Shulbhrry, ctc,;a very desirable NsUN"p,
Apply " +. HARRIS, l. :. Internal r.Jisssl
otlcc, NortOn's building. Nuh'
LON RENT-UNE COTTAGE uN MI
4 mprcc street eur lines; cNcrll'hl Wv
water, hydrpnt also; with rooms nnialtl
Sggc; southern exposure; a very hcdllN
cation and an excellent nclghnoih"'" 'F
ply NJ lll5 commerce street. "A
LWN RENr-EiGHr ROOMS AFsll a. AM
j. street up-stalr,l; good cooking aMIr I
irg-ruum; Two rooms fronting ON M"y
Amply IN j. W, BARLOW. O2o Elm 81 "-
I,uk kENT--A LARGE BRlCk s Idn,
L Ut Gil Elm street, Win ironthst W ,Iiori.
ana depth ut lhNUct; building Two, ,,.I,y
with large airy rooms both above nhu ~, ,,c,,
would mUkc n good wholesale drug v "; IN
mg house. Apply To j, w. bANl"H' ausls
street, W.
LOR RENT-A TWU-StuRN hun
II corner Cottage Lane and Olcundcr si,v.
Npp'N " '' VI h'N II ~ 81 ~ autF
EuR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY r.
Il ulshed front room, ut IN Elm s, ,v.G.i
/ ISuk RENT-ONE OF THE Mos, Nv y,
: Il mhlc Store.rooms In Dallas, ~ ~. a
B feet. with basement of same ulllelsW."
poslto Herald Office. Apply 10 "L.,,ss.f
/ SALOON
I IGOR RENr-CENTRALtN IdlnA,atGr'
u first.clnss sleeping rooms >uu'u nau
urv; nll conyenlenrVs. LtSnsLhi N
roRD, ~ Mpin street, upstairs ..,;r
LOR RENr-NO. NO ELM Si,s.nN
Il next dnor Co Sychmorc sirci' a,n,a
us Sycamore street, Tor rent Tor " ,cs,or
years; these are No. | business w mn
Just west uf the postufiice. Apply ws,rt
LASS Y DANnVtn, No. IA Svcnn.,I---
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Completed.

The gap in the Belt Street railway, on
Lamar street, extending from Com
merce street to Camp street, was closed
yesterday, and now the line is COM
pleted. ltroceived two more new ears
yesterday of fine make and finish,
which completes the eight ears that
glide around the circle.
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Ben Thomas and Black jim, the two
lads who were arrested Thursday and
thrown in Jail on the charge of stealing
III. Fishers horse, which they rode he,
tween tho reunion grounds and the
city, made their escape yesterday. They
were taken out by the officer to con suit
an attorney, and gave him the slip.
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George Ais p, one of the three men
mentioned in yesterdays dispatches as
having escaped by force from the Frank
fort, Kentucky, penctentiary, is the
same party arrested here some two
years ago, by City Marshal Arnold, for
the murder of Constable Harrison, OF
Jefferson county, kentucky, and foI
which he was sent up for life.
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Music Over ihn rnlnnhnnn.

Mr.. c. A. Read, manager here of tho
Southwestern Telephone company, has
arranged with Meme Bros. celebrated
orchestra 10 give special serenado, OF
concert, by telephone 10 twenty-five
ar thirty towns aud cit
les of North Texas, aud Their
exchange subscribers Monday night
next atn;1O o'clock. Six or eight special
telephone transmltteis will be placed IN
'front.' Of the orchestra In a largi room IN
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Inlnnrlnni.

When you visit or leave New York
city save baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop ut the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central DEPOT. ~.
hundred elegant rooms, tilted mp mt {
cost of Sl,0OO,OOe, reduced 10 81 aud up
wards per day. European plan. lile
vator. Restaurant supplied with The
pest Horso-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all dcpots. Families cai
I'VE better for less money at the Crane
Union hotel thtn In any other b Fst.c lnss
hotel I'm the city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NJ y RE AurH0RIZEDTo NV
W T. I. ID. ANDR EMS as Il,,as,NNN ol.fl
coulltles OF Dallas, tarrant and Roesi.tnpa
WEARE AOrHORIXEDrD ~ >,.'''L
~ n +. CooMBEs a. Il candii1,'N I'd
legislature froo Dallas county. N"'e ior I
w e ARE AUlHORlZEDTOAN,
T. II. L, KEN DALI as a candid w "a
eIectlon as Justice OF the Peace nt e iQil
no. at The ensuing election. VI rfeci]
M u ARE REQUESTED TO A >,,,,..
~ W. 1. STRANGE as a rnn5iIp1tVN NJ
county Judge AT the ensuing eleciinn'a'e
w q ARE REQUESTED To AVN,
" NJ, ). Austin, of Roclxwnll ~ ooNl
Iate Tor Floater for Dallas, Rocl,,s,SVa a
Iarrant counties. -''eN"all 4
w AREAUTHORIZEDTO A N5>,oT,,
" w. +. GRAHAM as a candidate ~ NJ
stable OF Precinct No. at the ensnin Ior Y
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNoIns
henry SCHULZ rs a candidate ~. AZ n
tlce oil the Peace for Precinct No. /. '
w & AkEAUTHORIzEDTO ANNolrS
~ Z; +. CLINT as u candidate for re,st
ensuing election. ''S AT
WEARE AUTHORIzEDTo ANNorS
~ >. N. BRASWELL as a candidnte a., y
ice of the Peace for Precinct No. io u,
ensuing election. > AZ
WE ARE AUTHORIZED M
" nounce Mr.. G. b. GIIIEspIE ne 2
Collector. '00 vi eou
w u ARE AUTHORIZED To
nounce Mr.. T.. ID. LANGLEY es a :
1 1iiostgf ior county Treasurer of Dallas con,
election In November. '''''''' ''u ,
w n ARE kEQU ESTEDTOA NN0IiN
~ d. I. MCCARr as n candidate for n
table in Precinct No. /. ''0 ior !
WE ARE KEQU ESTED TO ANN0rN
~ JOHN OVERLAND as a candiuIls ~
daslc in Precinct No. !. w iorO
w Il ARE RFQU ESTED TO ANN0f,v
" w. NJ. G. I'LL as candidate So-
election to the office Of County Clerk. :"
w + ARE REQ UESTED TO ANN0ffN
" HENRY JONES as candidate cor'
election 10 the office OF District Clerk. 'V'
w Il ARE RESPECTFULLY REOIIFs
w ed To announce the name of w VI,
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff of M,
'onhtN, al the ensuing November election
IN + AiEAUTHORIZEDTO ANNoIrv,
" judge q. n. ALDRI DGE as a canGiI
or reelection to the Office of Judpe oS 7.
eleventh Judicial District o. VI
WE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANN0ltNc
" colonel j. q. STEVENS as n cand,I.
ior Justice ofthe Peace of Precinct M "a
M Il ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0uNf
" JOHN i. GILLESPIE rs n candidate
Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. / hatI
county, Texas, ut the ensuing Noye%l
election. ''"l'
NJ h Az HAUTHORIZED 40 ANN0IINi
" Juu- k. II. BURKE as n candIdate
the Judgeship of this Judicial District NJ
ensuing November election.
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Jack Walker, who lives up tho river,
has been arrested on al Indictment
found by the grand Jury charging him
WIN the theit of hogs from Mr.. Holly.
He gave bond in. the sum of $500 and
was released,
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Ponce Cutting at Forncy.

From gentleman, who arrived in the
city yesterday from Foruey, tits learned
that four or five miles of Mr.. Hope
Johnson's fencing near that place was
cut Thursday night. There is consid-
cradle feeling in that section against the
cutters, who are not known.
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ST, EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas

Under the direction of the Fathers of the
Holy Cross. is beautifully located three miles
south of Austin. Terms: Board ond tuition
per session Of five months, 800 For further
G. $. c., Austin, Texas, or to Rev. FIR. ]
MnriincE. nnllns TnXnS
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THE STANTON FEMALE SEMINARY
sTAUNTON. VA.

REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal.
This well-known institution is one Of the
best I'm the south. Noted for its excellent
corps Of teachers, elegant and healthn Local
uon, home influence and moral culture; best
facilities for Music aud Art. Not sectarian
Terms moderate. Session opens first We'd
mesday I'm September. Apply for catalogue
lpc principal will visit Texas the latter part
OF August and accompany those going tot he
school. correspondence with him will deter
mine time and place of starting
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,


The i7th Annual Session begins Oct. LIST.
Most elegant bni dings In the South. All
modern cunvcnienccs. Best advantages in
literature, music and art. Special attention
To health and comfort of pupils. Moderate
rhnrWns. \ nmlN nnIlV 10 w. q. HAes.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACkDERY


Incorporated and governed by Board OF
Trustees; full and experienced Corps of
Professors; location unsurpassed thr beauty
and heulthmnCsS; discipline equal TO that nj
the hest schools IN The country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
begins October Sin. kur Catalogues, etc, ad.
dress the superintendent,
MAJ. Il. !. BURGESS.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

(TEcHNIcAL BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of u. $. Congress. Equip
ped by the state of Texas, with form, build
lngS, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, TO
the value of S26O,OOO. A practical school for
training young men to become successful
Farmers, Engineers, Machinists, Chemists,
Architects, Contractors and leaders i'm all
business enterprises. Tuition free. All other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september !, 1881. For full particulars, adj
dress H. II. WIDDIE
Chairman pf the FnpuIty.
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At the residence OF A. G. Chisholm, in
the city OF Terrell, ut I p. m, on the 18TH
Of August, Elder V. |. Stirman, OF En-
mis-, Texas, and Miss Sallir T.. White, of
Florence, Alabama.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills will posi-
lively cure sick headache and prevent
Its return. This is not talk, but truth.
One pill dose. To be had of all drug
gists. See advertisements.
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THE ELIZABETH AULL FEMALE SEMINARY

Twcu,y-hnh year. only eight graduates IN
ten years. No cauvaSs'ng, Scllst Family
School. PatrouiEed by senator Vest, Judge
Burlner, and Cot, Phillips and recommend.
cd by Scnetor Cockrcu. Catalogue.
j, A. QU ARIES, II, D., President.
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An EnsI Dnllns, INN.

William Hens cad, resident of East
Dallas, has been arrested for profanity
and rude behavior near the residence OF
Mrs. Bruner. llcmstead has been fire.
quent offender in this line, and will no
doubt receive his just deserts for his
delinqucncies.
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Hor.ford.. Acid phosphate.

DRANK WITH SODA WATER
Is delicious. All druggists have It
II Is refreshing and cooling. Try Il
miami
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Medical DcparIncni--CnigeSiy Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS.

Us II Is universally admitted that Practical
Medicine ana Surgery cannot h. taught else.
where than at the bedside of the sick and
wounded, this institution Justly claims unri-
vailed advantages in the Introduction of its
classes into the wards of the great Charity
hospital, whose Eight Hundred beds and pn
supply unlimited clinical material Circu-
lars sent upon application.
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The feeble grow

The feeble grow
strong wllenllOs-
letters Stomach
Bittcrs Is used to
promote asSlmi-
latiOn oftile food
and enrich the
blood. Indiges-
tiOu.tho ChicfOb
stacle 10 an ac-
quisitio Of
strength by the
weak, Is an all
ment which infal
Hhly succuIubS to
the action Of this
peerless correct
i've. uss OfllCsh
and appetite, fail
urc 10 sleep, and
growing evidence
Of premature de-
cay, are speedily
eOunteracted by
III braces up the
les the conStitu-
sale by all drug
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WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures A Ma
" To make up work and manage ma
business; 10 II good steady man good waa
anu steady job; no other need apply. M
u hlMhALL, Clarendon Texas. aug2
w M Ei Two or THREE G0O1
W House Cleaners. Apply nj Dallas 0TN
eia-hnnse. auglG
NNvNNIEl-A WOMAN TO COOK .WASiu
" and iron fora small family. Good wage
Mrs. FITZGERALD, l2J Bryan street augill
NrANTED-AGkNTS. Address "A
w Louis T. ectric Innm Co 81. Louis MI
Tor circulars. cuts and terms of TcanG
power Marsh Electrical Lamp. augS ". 81
w NNTEp-PRIN TER3t -6NEINU P6.t
w slbly Two sober printers 10 lo mn
composition, day work. 2j cent. Isr iuw vi
one real Hr,t-rlit>s. sober iuh .rit,I.. d.
got permanent situation Nv rntrrsuoudcac1
present luhbrr 1ucs lo The iJnI,. and mem,
, .,.,., ~ "'''''u' - '' '"h'h''' lIl'
80, '"t.g-
w NNihp-N GERMAN OR SMEp1
,,Non." .'N iaNnnr'.'s IN ,,n private lamlI
''' W. '''' "''>'' I'd ''''', mia, NJ,
'' ~.
NJ ~ Iith'-iN 'Ai'DINs' NJ I'VE tuii
."Hgr lu,vl, corner l9llNr ana iiotl
streets. The proprietor, DESTROYS oi mcetlnI
bu.inp,. Win NON III. jt ", ,i,o,' NJ,
>I5I pcr " elk ion dgy nn,t,,i, t.,bir "a, .,lo.l
f i. r.. In'INsON. ansIsII
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N .i',' ~ H. n ill.9l-, NNS bNAI
ca, ns rp hubIls r,sr"nsn'i,ii,, ,.''r,,,v Nd
Cal ON or nddress 4 5ti SIM ~ nnsei
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W AN w, IT,, - - nuuD SlEADl SiVtl
~ nl1ker 10 manage q I'VE business, M
| cndon. Texas. " '''' a me
Nrun ,..,,7>,,.---, -,
/ W , iEh-n' lpCN NJ l;Apl VI
! ~, JNlc','liitv, gIhuuHle IN an hng,
~ situation aN teacher I'M InMi
. l., nnllns. TpXns 1u5lS.Eoll
Xxr,\,l.I Y>.,,,,,,i,,r,,,- IA
/ W -ti.I.,,'i ~, ~ EN EhNEl " aNil
,,t. II.,''"usm BUSINESS hilu WIltnI
M,,i'r n''u vIriIeSPohucn,, WIN @mi
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Terms Per Session nf Twent,. Nnel.s.

Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Primary Sl5 %
preparatory, Observation-Disclosures 20 90
Academic Observation-Disclosures. u O0
Collegiate. ............ 10 M
incidental Fee payable on entrance). | 90
graduation Zee. $1,000. ~. .....,....... 10 co
Boarding twashlng net inCluded) with
lights, fuel and servants attention 80 90
Tuition bill to be paid monthly. Board bills
hail payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each Of sheets blankets and pillow cases
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Gutter .............. $2j 90
special Vocal Lessons .......... - O4
Use otlnstrumcntt for daily practice tone
hour. ...,................,.... .......... 4 90
Art: ;,.-.., ....... ....... Teachers Rates
Latin, French or German ............... 10 90
Callsthenics daily ....................- 10
Music Vocal and Instrumental, after the
most approved composers. Modern and elias
steal music taught; also thorough bass. We
offer to the patrons of the school the services
of n corps of compe' ent, wel-salaried teach
ers, chosen and tried, some of whom have
been with us for five and half years, and TO
all boarding pupils the attentions of Il moth
err at the hands Of the principals wife,
Daughters of ministers of all denomina-
tions instructed free OF charge, except as to
incidental fees and extras. Give us n trial,
and we shall make good these pledges
w. X. JONES,
President and prOprictnr