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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
AN UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.

Yesterday mofuiug Henry Jackson, col
ored, lodged iuformR loo with Justice Ken
dali tnst a man had drowned Ia the bend OF
the Trinit,, mils and half below the
bridge. He ssw him fouodeTing In tho
water while on his way 10 tho bottom - cut
wood. L. was wh.o man and the witness
10 the drowning who was powerless 10 reach
hin, In time 70 ex end asks starce, saw him
cl1tching his hat IN his tight hend VIII 10 he
bea, the water desperately ia his
vain sndesvors TO reach the
main land. How he got into
ths.wa.er un,e's he jumped in is nys'
t.ry. There was 10 horse, bDas or vehicle
near to indicate that no had drowned
while trying TO cross tho stre-m, and IL IL
hardly reasonable to suppose thai he would
attempt TO ford or swim the river with his
clothes on. Constable George Miller, &C
oompanied by Jxcksou ano Mr.. William
Thonss, repaired TO tho scene and snc-
ceeded in rescuins the remains when were
brought to the city and turned over TO Un-
dertsker Smith for burisl. In
tha msnntims justice Kcnda Il
acting coroner, empeDieiled jury OF IN
onest. ana Henry JACKSON tho sole witeess,
was examined and tss,ified IA follows
About 1880 o'clock this morning Was go
Ing to work wood cutting on the Hest baok
Of the river, about tniir oelow town, AUG
a wA walking along heard noise In
the water opposite me, and on looking. 1
saw a man pop ous Of the ~eter. He
sank, and in lev minutes
popped up again, and sgsir sank.
| waited for some time 10 see him riss
again. hat he failed to raise any mare. l
went back to town and notified the oh-"ers,
and myself and another man wont down Is
a boat snd fshed tins body oat. | did not
notice any marks OF violence on the body"
VERDICT.
The iury returned the following VERDICT:
1--WE, the Jury, summoned TO inquire Into
tho cause, manner, time ana CIR
camstrnoes Of the death Of al
unknown man found Ia the river
sbou. . mile below the city OF Dallsh this
morning are OF opinion that deceased came
10 his death from drowning. There was
nothing on his person to identity him 10
apy way. His clothes we're Of Jeanne. sue
his general appearance indicated that he
was = lsboring Inkn about thiriy'five years
old. The body was viewed BY o large
crowd, but DO one recognised 1t.
Later--The body has been idsptihed as
that OF p. Leopsrd, sisrmer who lived In
the forks of the river He LEFT his hons
Sunday morning and II 10 supposed that his
mind was affected and that he labored
under the belief that he could wade the
river. A party OF citizenr, who were hunt
Inc him. went out with Undertsker Smith
and had the body exhumed, which was
taken houas for burial. He was weil-to'
do farmer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
ALpxRMAN J. ID. CARTER.

Alderman J. ID. Carter, who for two
terms has represented the Third ward 10
the city council. is now q candidate fof
alderman In the Sixth ward. Alderman
Carter has not moved from his old rest
dence at all. but 10 redistricling the cts
AZ "A to make ak instead OF four wards. he
vss throsn into the Sixth ward.
Dnrine his terms OF office as al
nldermsn, Mr.. Carter hos always been
a psins,sking. careful, fst,biul. energetic
oficer. Toe HERALD may have differed
with ni.o, perhaps. sometimes In some OF
his We've, but IL takes pleasure In savins
that he has al~ays been Garnet In al ~
dis and n behsvss, conscientious, IN al
the measures he advocated. He has never
hesn progres.ivs 10 his idess. bot no doubi
no,ed a. prompted by his honest convic-
tions. Attention l. called 20 his annoupc
ment, which appears in the regular an
nouncement column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
DALLAS FOREVER.

Mr.. Hugh J. BlaAeney returned home
last weeF, after two months sujourn In
California, looking Fine, Very Fine. He
was not untavorably impressed with Cali
fornis, but regards TEXAS rs superior to
tnat state in healthfulnsss Of climate and
productiveness OF soil. Mr.. Blakeney ID an
int lligeDt and observing gent eman. aud
gives q graphic account Of what he cav aud
encountered In the Goldea state. He met
Governor SLOVENIAN at Mshave, aud that
high functionsry related to him
some pleasant adventures In Texas long
since. He also met Captain Bryan, who
was once go prominent In tnis city, put VINO
named city he does not regard a. sea OF
sweets" and a panacea for all the Ills that
flesh is heir to, but thinks Dallas would
prove far more beneficial TO iavslids suffer-
iDg from ennui, or. in other words, lrziness
He comes back fully impressed with the be
lief that Dallas is a more progressive city
than any other one he has met with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
LOCAL LINES.
The Coming Cattle Convention-Plain
and Pertinent Talk.
Al Unkpown Unfortunate Drowned
Damage Suits Filed.
THE CATTLE CONVENTION.


II IL only seven days now until the cattle
convention meets. The HtRALD II elad To
know tnat tho committee OF Arrangements
IL meeting with excellent success. Inc
hall In which the sSoclation will nora it
meetings IL provided aud money IL Deing
freely subscribed for tho entertairmenl OF
tho ttockmen who will he present. IN.
banquet In t. be = royal sne, oshlu.'
worthy OF the stoctmen of nof'h anu noi.n.
wsst rsx,s ~ no repfesen, oLr of the greatest
iniereu,s OF the eutirs STATE, and worthy 81
DALAI. the great commercial centre oi az
this region, These stucktnsn who VIII be
Nth ne on the occasion OF tbis convention,
Ara nrdy sons Of had aud 1sbonous IN
dustry. They give OF their ora"h Anu their
brain for the good OF the s,nto. by ther
energy and enterprise sno close attention
m business they bring millions oil money
into tbs statc each year. Tney pay heavy
tsxos every wear 70 support the ,tate
government; they maintain the dignity OF
Inc state: they uphold tho Laws; they
invsst their money freely tor the
sdvsDcamsnt. progress and development OF
the state; they encourage ana AID internal
improyenents: they help 10 build school
houses and surches; they pni tber should
ar 10 The car OF c,ylll zstion and help 20
nush Il Oh ward and upward tnst Texas
NAV become great aud powerful aud ~.
nowped among tho stat,s OF the union. A
brave. fearless, ohivelric sat OF Den IN their
natures aud their characters, living u great
deal Of their time In the opon air aud
bresthisg OH our broad prsitiss the very
breath Of freedom ond OF liberty, they
are eenerous, liberal. wholesonled, pstrl'
otio men Dallas wants b. do her best Dsl.
las ought TO be the center OF the cattle
trade on noItn and northweit GeIss, and
car be II the sfiorf Is only made. THIS cat
tlemen's convention IL tho opportunity,
and let us profit by It. II there 10 suy man
who has not yet responded to the call OF
the committee OF arrangements, Ist MN
Gonna for ward at oncs aud do 40. No man
should hold hack who has any interest
whsleysr in D.llas, A number have
already telcg'aphed for rooms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
HENCKY.

Hencky is rsgman. 1t seems he got on
jubilee Saturday, kept IL up Sunday ell
day and yesterday morning renew
ed it when he got into trouble
with his better half and they had
scrapping mstch. Not content with their
fisticuff u la Sullivan, he took his shot gun
and shot 1t oil, "looae." he says, but his vile
thought maj be was shooting a. her. Any
now she made complaint against him
aud Officer Overland arrested him tor dis
turbing the peace. Oincer Pat Mullen
also arrested Mrs. Hencky for creating
disturbance, but she was allowed to 70 on
DER promise to be present this morning to
answer the charge. Hencky was required
to give bond. Hencky said he thought
this Was q frea country and q man could
shoot his gun of II he wanted 10, but he
had found out a woman had more rights
than man. my wife," he said, "hss n
devil of temper. but she gets I'M, good
humor after awhile. / don't care II | have
done wrong; punish me. II stay In jail
nine months, IFS nooody's business bu.
mine, and If die l an dead, and 1t Ia II
right" He will have hearing this
morning,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
THE COTTON CASES.

The interest In tho Baum examining
trial and the cotton cases generally has net
abated any az yet. The examination OF
Baum will bo resumed at 10 o'clock this
trict court room. Ida Fry, the colored
woman examined as witness for the state
Saturday, was dismissed after having given
her testimony and consequently
returned TO Sherman Saturday
night, but after she was gone
TWO attachments were issusd for her, and 1t
IL presumed she will be brought back and
have to give bail for her appearance before
the district court ss witness. There seems
to be but little doubt now but that Morgan
Cammeck La9 turned states evidence aud
unbosomed himself. 1t is rumored that
there will in all probability be three other
parties arrested, though some say only one
more. You eau hear various, divers and
sundry Iumors from the quid nuncs, but
there 10 really nothing definite to give.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Hin, May Thomas. Josie Stephenson, LII
la Fltzhugh, Matte Leake. Jessie Pace,
Oracle Leaks, Nellie Betterion. Z-llah Lee,
Katie Gano Linda Wolfe, Nina Wolfe
Emma Tabor, Fannie Leman, Mamie
Hereford, Lul aSmith, Lille jenkins, May
Dickson, Marie Morgsn, Maggie
Fretanius. Hat Meeks. Blanche Me,ks,
Emma Oppenhsim, Fspnie 0posphsim.
Nellie Lazy, Lucy K.lnr, Mary l. zzle
Krllar, Jssnei,, K,llar Ella Fendnck,
Garry Cummires, Boo,is Mckee, Carrie
Fpher. Agpis Wright, Ellie R,uoh, Aunia
McEniire, Ella Cisik. Cole Fuist, s,llle
Greshl.w, Annie ureeniaw, Matte Bur
ord, May Guiilni, Emma McEnnls, Annie
X ,deers, - Hurst, - Mni zesheimer,
Sale Field, H,mlet,a Field, Elgenla
Hamilton, 49, Benedict. - Ben,dloi,
Clara Rosonthsl. Rosa Rosenihnl, Clara
Mccormick. Loretta Mccormick, n liza
Barry, Nav Thompson, - White, Annie
Carleton, Sue Cari' TIN, Emma Wood.
-
Iha kasf amnLfu. toh.ena IA hIfltla
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Something thu. VIII ouiol the nerves,
give strength TO the body, induce refresh
aud purify and brighten the complexion,
IN what many per,ons would be very glad
to obtain. Caters Iron Pills are made Tor
exactly this cltsF OF troubles, snd are re-
markedly successful In accomplishing the
ends desired. AZ named above. They are
useiul for both men nnd women. Bold by
druggists. Price, 80 cents box. See ad-
veftie@ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
observation-disclosures Than Ever.

Persons desirnR 10 buy psrlor, dining
room and bedroom Heis, bedsteads, chairs,
rockers, tables, lounges, sideboerds, ward.
robes, Office furniture, etc, can find one OF
the largest and best selected stecks ever
brought b. Texas. Anythi0g u The 'ornt,
ture line ole. car be found N this iarse and
@ egani assortment Pr.ces are lover han
ever end great Undue, ments offered to
buyers. GEnhGE RICK,
T47 and 7i9 Elm sreet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
Lo,so, Eighty ssvsn Hbds and rlsrsss

London, Eighty seven Hhds and TIerses
anu fifty niue barrels Mnsoov Sugar, being
marked and numbered M Ia Margin, and
are to bs delivered In the like good order
aud well conditioned ut the Aforesaid
port OF New London (the 40. Of
God, the Kings enemies, Fire aud all
and every other dangers and accidents OF
tha seas, rivers and navigation Of whaiso-
ever nature and kind soever, ssve risks OF
boats, SO TAR m shins are liable thereto
excepted) unto Mr.. Edward HSllsm, or to
his assigns. be or they paying freight Tor
tho said goods, No per asreem' nj
with primage and average accustomed.
In witness whereof the master or purser Of
the said Brig both affirmed 10 four bills Of
lndiDe, al OF this tenor and date; tho one
OF which bills being accom- pllshed the other
three TO stand void. And - God sepd the
good brig to her desired port In safety.
Amen. Dated Ia 81 Bartholomew % b
May, 1912. DAVID MircnHLL."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
Fine diamond iev,lry on exhibition at
the Windsor.
AN ANciENT RELIC.

Mr.. T. b. Mitchell, one Of tue leading
cotton shippers Of this city permits US &
present 20 tbs HERALD readers the following
copy OF n bill Of Isding issued by his grand
70 her more than seventy seere ago. 81
BarthoI omes. the port where the pspu
ives Issued IL on one OF the West lndisn
lei sods:
"sbipped. bv the 0rrce Of God, in good
ordsr and esl, conditioned, by William
Co,k Ia ard upon the good BFie csllsd m
CO della whereof Il Meetsr under God 10,
this pre<-nt Voysgr David Nhch-il 80
nov rsosns ~ Anchor IN tne port o. Gave
to end 81 ood's 0rsce bcu1d bof New
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,.rnnnhas,an Eaisnr.

fron n Boston koftnrs
Merit wi, vin. 81 we thought ~ ger.
|. cough end cold With humrhreyf' hom-
sopslLio Specific No. 2. He an fnei tina
Tor coughs sud ooldr OF stubborn chae.
se, or it could not Do exc, lied. 10 HilsS ed
,hs tickling IN ihs throat snd dislfs ENG
cough, aud relieved The hosnsness shen
his iriendf hsd hecomr alarmed lsst pnsu
monis was sstiias IA. lac commenced " lh
Specific 10. Z, taking ak pellets every Two
hours; cough coon became nildefi hoaise-
ness pssssd Of d Fength aud appetite ini'
proved. ana IN 4 lev DAYS he was rs vel %
Hgfr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Attention is called TO the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields in smother column, who
Ia acknowledged No one among the most ac-
complished decorative artists In the conn.
~. He keeps full stock Of all goods il
his line, which he oferS NJ wholesale aud
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure It's
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in all his business engagements,
and rs one with whom II lie always apleas-
urc TO TRANSACT business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Two young men ~ this city, one proml-
nent attorney, the other hCOkkeeper TOR Que
OF our leading wholesale ilrms, have been
paying their VOWS to the samc ynung LADY
who reiides IN the O,dage. The book
keeper. finding his ledger did rot balance
With the young lady, he ~ once accused
the ieWyer OF rendering false accounts.
The limb OF the law took umhrage ~ the
accusation md challenge the bookk,eper
"a fight n duel, designating the time and
place. The bookk,oper accepted, with the
privilege of choosing weapons. The time
arrived and they met on the battlefield
The bookkeeper chose shot gun aud the
lawyer ch ose 10 nave his photograph taken
by Webster. 70l Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Imported Goods.
The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports ito own wines and liquors. They
mport In and out Of bond Hungarian and
other wines. aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon IN
The south v eat imports direct az much as tina
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and ut
tenticn given TO the public cannot be ex-
celled in the United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquor0 st the Elm
stree. Exchange, whore you will aiways
find the sfiable Jake Msnczer and assist
anita
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
BIG SALE.

Yesterday Mr.. Flank Cockrell bought OF
Mrs CHARLES Wy ersoerg the l,t 10 by 200 feet
ON the corner OF Msinsnd Field streets where
Middletons marble yard used 70 be, for
SIG. 1000. Two or three years ago this prog
erty could haze been bought for $1,000, 40
one can sea how property is advancing IN
value In Dslss. H. is vacant lot.
rhe fact Is Dallas Is grow
ing every day and improve
10 ents going on sll The time. Two hand
sop,e brick business bulldogs are being
ouli on Main street now, besides the ex-
change building, corner of Commerce ann
Lamar streets, the handsome and conmo-
Nous stone addition to the Grsud- Windsor
MOTEL ard innumtrsbls other business
houses In other localities, and cottages and
handsome residences going mp ell over the
CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
Void OF Offence.

The breath bfcomes void Of offence
when contaminated wi h decay ing or im'
pure teeth, Il soz,donl, he national beau,
litter OF BADLY furnished mouths Is u.ed
systematically. L. institutes speedy 70.
form OF those conditions favorable 10 dental
decay. such ~ toe ooirpsiVc tet on OF hoi1
Impurities farmenting upon ths oorOnni
surfsca, the destruction of the enamel ny
tartar and injurious iniluence OF tobacco.
Polish daily and sft'r meals, u possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
Ayeriu Mixed Paints.

lFtrIII :,
/ guarantee this paint will provo satis-
factory when applied according 10 direo-
tons. | do not mean guarantee of salts
ton only when first applied, 90 every paint
Is aetieiactory when brst applied, but my
guarantee embraces sufficient time 90
properly test the merits Of the paints. Ny
friends and customers In the country are
authorized to protect this guarantee. Ad-
oreSs all orders to II. HAarLTos, Dallas
Texas. Wholesale dealer 10 painters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glaes, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

This comps y has established headquar
tiers Tor the sale of their celebrated mixed
points for the stute, In his city. ! have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same,
and will I'LL all orders o. factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
ON came. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale paintsrs supplies, window
glass wall PAPER, mouldings, ETC., SIG Elm
street, Dallas, reNea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Postmaster Garrison received oificlsi or
ders TO day TO discontinu ihe Eesl Dallas
postofiice, generally called Gaslon. lie was
REQUIRED TO obtain possession Of the public
property Of the late postoffice OF CASTOR,
.uch Is mail keys, locks, desks, stsmps,
Al am ped envelopes, etc, and TO direct t.
m al carrier TO omit supplying said offics
With the mail" Directions are sent bin
also % tn the disposition Of the property end
other matters OF detail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

q IA. Edwards has been compelled by
the constant increase in business to seek
larger quarters, and noD occupies the eie-
CANT stores lately erec,ed next the HERALD
building. With the largest store ard M.
est stock ia the state. he Is better prepared
than ever 20 meet the demands OF ell for
eyerythinc in the music line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Attention is called 10 the advertisement
OF mr.. J. BeethRm, OF Mineral Wells. who
mas now the incest and most complete
bath house in the city. Mr.. Beetnam was
formerly resident of Dallas, and woulc
he pleased to have any o. his old friends TO
call on him, hhould they visit Mineral
Wells. He also hes Hypoderime tub, and
parties wishing irst.class vapor bath
should not fail to call on MIN. He has
also made arrangements whereby he can
shin the mineral water 10 AL parts Of the
country. DO not fail 10 call on Mr.. BGetham
when Waiting the Wells.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
A square Meal.

square Mehi'
We are sure our readers will thank ~ h'
calling their attention 10 he very hhnn'
soo,e sdgeItisement Of ina Excelsior Manu-
lsotnring 20. OF ST. Louis, Mo-, As u
could be- useless for ~ - ray a. ylhlnr 10
favor OF their grand Chsusr OAK oooklng
stove. The very name suggests the thought
III A well olokfd mel. oilowed by easy
digestion vigorous heelih aud DEERE To
nave and % do plenty Of real work 70 tay
nothing Of a happy and oonlenisI MOUSE
mold Ask your stoya dealer 10 show you
the latest patterns.
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Free Distribution.

:. .
VIVA, causes the great rush az Patterson
Al Co. q drug stnre?" The free distribution
II SAMPLE bottles of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
AID Lung Sy no, the mos popular remedy
tor coughs, colds, consumption and BroI.
cni,iS nov On the market. Regular SIZE ~
crtts and 81.
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Ora'a Place, ma lamar strect, bands ov

Ord's Place, ia Lsmat street, bands over
lie counters nothing bat the best liquors
and cigars Frank cn1thorn is manager
and will see th.t the ppblic IL saiished J..
n. finest reading room vs. ettsoh,n, wheie
Won can algays find this New York 81.
Lonip, Chicago, KSnsss CITY sporting aud
Dallas papers. The room y elegantly iur-
nished' ard YOU can read in peace.
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rhe rIorrnco NlghtenrnIe of the Nnrsery

The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery
The following Is an extract from u letter
written 20 the German Reformed Messenger,
a. Chumbernhurg, Penn.
BEHErACrREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the Arserican Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
80 sure, that We will teach our "Susy' 10
say, "a blessing on Mr.. Winslow' for help
Ing her to survive and escape the griping,
oolickinc, aud tecthing siege. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the ch'd
from pain, and cures dyseniory and diar'
rhoa. IL s0itens the gums, reduces inna'
nation, cures wind collie, aud carries the
infant safely through the ieething period.
II performs precisely what IL processes, 70
perform, every part OF it--noihing less. we
have never seen Mrs. Winslow--know her
only through che preparation of her
"Soothing Syrup for Children rcething."
II we had the power we would make her,
as she Is, q physical saviour 70 the infant
race. Sold By all druggistg. % cents q bot
tie,
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S1fDl>EiSSl

M.ssrs. W. n. Patterson q Co., corner
Main end Lamar, have added 10 their bual-
esq the finest cigar-siand Ia the cisy. they
Keep al the fine grades of smoking AND
coeeing toDac JOS, all the popular brands oi
cisars--in fact, The reader v IA have 70 try
onn 20 appreoiate tbcm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

n UOOU OppOrtUHItys =,
About Aprli LIST uext n large pamphlet
form alphabetical and numerical list OF the
alias telephone exchange, and ali sx-
changes connected by telephone with Dali
las will be published. Que Of these will be
seat TO every subscriber named therein,
which will be ve-y extensive mum Der.
The value Of All advertisement in the above
can be readily seen. The right of adverts
ing will he Ii TO the highest bidder a. a
reasonable price. Apply early with good
references to g. 4 READ.
Manager Dallas Telephone Exchange,
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A Fine Hair Dressing.

A Fine Hair Dressing.
COcoaiGe dresses the hair perfectly, ana
is also a preparation une1uaued for The
eradication of dsudrui1.
The superiority If Burnetts Flavoriug
Exirao consists in-their purity and grea5
stIength.
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once OF Goodmsn 4 Paulson, rylsr, Tex

Office OF Goodman q paulson, Tyler, Tex
"a, September 18th. 1883. J. +. smith 4
Co.. st. Lcuis:-Youf Bile beans are de-
cidediy a remedy Of great merit. They arc
growing very. popular, and always give
satisfaction. Have not heard a single G IA.
plsint of them. Your Chill and Fevs'
se have sold qite . number of bot,its. anc
nave no, vet bad = single one returned.
Yours truly,
GoopuAH PAursoN, drugsists.
For sale BY all druRgists.
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Married.
A couple from the city Of yeno
Came To Dai las Ia see AID he seen,
To buy their grocerict wheretrthoy found
Thcbest aud cheapest Ia the town.
They said upon honor
You bet your lotto ~ dollar,
The cheapest plsca that can't be beat
l. Barlons tore on Elm street"
IT, isot. Ca anc gee Tor Yourself.
]. W. BARTON & 90, Grocer, G95, En- St.