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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
Tux LATE WILLIAM n. HUNT.

The United States official shoss oesth u
ANNOUNCED In another column, the late
min ster to Russia. Honorable WILLIAM H.
HuSr, was ono II ala lllaslrons family rated
for their abiIi les la the line OF the Law, says
one who stood pre- mln,nt As n physiclan,
There we're ur br ,hcrs, ruaopogE RAN'
nALL, WILLIAM And HEsRY They cane To-
Nos Orleans many ear ago. and each OF
the ilfst IhTte by ais extraordinary talents
won diatinotlon for taoir vloquenee NJ
pleadsTs az the bar Gnd AZ eeie
oluRselloTs and fne practitioners u"
cases bei0rs court and Jury
Than RANnALL HuEr ,hero were, perhaps,
30 supsrioFs IA thu knowledge OF the civll
law, aud the code NAroLioS, rs pracl
In L1aisiana. The eldest, rusopoRE' was
Judge tor a long while OF iho criminal dis
triol court of New Orleans, aud served his
state In the civil ttrifo rs colonel OF the 9th
Louisiana regiment. The doctor was killed
In a duel Just pdor 10 the war 10 defend
Ing what he deemed his honor dtmandeo
In tho fatal iashioa that prevailed only too
much la the earlier regime. WILLIAM H..
was a man OF splendid physique, lace ana
igure, the soul OF eoauence before jury
or on the hualingg. Before the supreme
court, like t,l.e he used 10 call This dis
tlnguish ID brolheis' he always appeared In
iiuest cloth, carefully c)mbed hair, aud Kid
gloves. precise to particularly in his dress,
he was equslly 30 in his language and his
actions. He was also like his brothers, ex-
alting and arbitrary, and though genial
enough with lev Intimate irieDds It was
long before new acquaintance could
crack the crust OF ceremony with him. IL
was because OF this feature in bis character
along with IN irrtaollily that perhaps
@ ims OF dyspeptic tendency, that he made
himself Unpopular M head oil the hayy
bureau, and which 30 conspicuously crop
ped out upon an occasion OF IA visit 10 o war
ship, and yet fresh in the country's men,
ory. lie was married four times; one OF
his wives being the daughter OF the cele.
brated JACOB BARKKR,'s celebrated banker
aud broker Of the Crescent City who was
the very picture Of HoRAos GREsLEr, even
In the matter OF coat cut, white hat, etc. His
last vito was IN elegant and wealthy lady,
OF New York, we believe, He was opposed
TO secession, and although he did not enter
the Confederate service from honest con-
vctions as to the legality and policy OF Sc
cession, yet ne retained the esteem OF his
southern brethren during the struggle. and
af,er its close. He was secretary OF the
navy from March, 1881, to April, 1882. His
death was induced by chronic inflammation
OF the liver, and precipitsted by dropsy.
His age was not far from 65 years.
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OvIi.f.A.

ovILuA, Feb. 81 -[Correspondenoe j.
Died on Sunday morning last, Of pneu'
mopS Mi's hliy kes'es s., MISS ,n LILY, syco WA,
daughter OF Mr.. 4. J ard Mre. Il. A..
Keesea. and was beloved by all who kne~
her The funeral took place on Monday At
Shiloh cemetery, Rev ID. q. Molloy otiiciat
ing. The corte;e from her fathers resi-.
dence was very large. The family have the
sincere coincidence OF the community.
DR.. ]. Q. West, OF Waxshachie, was in
our lown Yesterday with one Mr.. Lanks-
,ord, OF linois. who was looking out for a
farm TO buy. The doctor took him out to
see Mr.. Stewart Craven's fine farm, with
which he was well pleased.
Farmers are well up with their work, but
they say the fall oats are ali killed, and
some Of them say the spring sowing 10
Killed Also
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
SOME RECOLLECTIONs DEGOTrEN III
A BRIDAL PRESENT.

The statement going the rounds OF the
press that upon the recent marriage OF the
son OF Mr.. CHARLES Howard, ofNew Orleans
lottery fame, to MIss jury, also Of that
city, the lucky groom received, as his bridal
present, a check for $3.50 600, recalls some
Of tho many incidents Of the fathers life.
Poor at the close OF the war he worked
himself up by shrewd business
ssgacity until he was in fine trim to
inauglrste the great Louisiana Lottery
plan. The legislature Of those post-bellum
days was easily manipulated with the cele-
brsted HENRY CLAY YARMOUTH at its head,
In the executive chair, there being only .
few good southern men in that body.
among these and In the senate OoLounL
WrLLIAx l.. THonrsoH, now OF Ban An
tonic, and one Of the Husst men OF thst
or this state or any other. Prem the time
Of To Inauguration the lottery enterprise
thrivsd, and CoLossL HowAsD grew rich,
especially amer bis "csup.ds.main" Of
positioning - partners G1Hn1AAs
BsAuRssAAD and AAnLY, unSil
ts-dsy he 10 one OF the wealthisst men Of
the Sugar Bowl state, though he would
now gladly give nearly all he owns to be
restored from the present feeble and very
precarlous health back 70 that Adonis.like
form that the boys used to envy "CHAHLsr
HowAsD" The possession Of. Grown rich
% he did. and 20 rapidly, he sought admis-
sion to certain social circles and clubs.
In one instance, that OF the
"creme-de-ls creme" New Orlear
Jockey club, he was snubbsd. and he made
q threat that it would not DO long before he
would convert their aristocratic rac'
grounds on the Metairie ridge, into more
democratic grounds for the human race OF
the great divide between this life and etern
ity. And. true enough, not long subse
quently the place OF amusement, enjoy
ment and ell manner Of festivities was
transformed into grave yard. And such
Is life In its health and its diseases, iti
youth and its age, its aspirations and III
realzations, its hopes and ito disappoint.
mepts to rich and poor.
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rem ochiltree stunned.

WAsHrsaroH, d. O.. Feb. 1.-THE othe
day Tom Ochiltree went to the department
Of Justice. There was no messenger In the
hall. He went into the room OF the chief
clerk, which adjoins that OF the attorney
general, Tho chief clerk looked up, but
Ochiltree did not regard him. at oil. He
made straight for the door leading to Brew.
"You can not 20 in there now" sid the
chief clerk.
Ocbiltroo stared at hin moment, and
said, "Ab, guess can"
"6orry 70 say DO, but you can not" was
Then Ochiltree elevated his voice: "You
don't know who am, evidently" he said.
Il am Q nember Of the present house Of
representatives. Ny name 10 Tom Ochil-
tree, and represent the Galveston district
OF the state Of Texas. AZ q member Of
Congress I hold that have the right 70 en-
ter the once Of any member OF the cabinet
without the Formally of an announcement
am going IL there now (pointiug 10 the
door) to zee Brewster"
The chief clerk quia,ly placed himself In
the doorway and said: II sueeo you had
better wait awhile. You eco the attorney
general 10 ct present engaged 10 CONFER
Snce with another member Of the cabinet
he has given Instructions that no one be
admitted until the conference 10 through"
Ochiltrse, for once In his LIE, was almost
embarrassed. He turned on his heel and
9aIked away. saying In Q loud voice:
"Why 10 The he'll didn't yea have mes
sepeer outside 70 tel! me sof"
HIo red hair Vas real mad.-(Louisville
Oourior-JournaI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
NOT HONEY ALONR.

II the selection Of Chicago % the place
for holding the democratic national con-
vention in July means % alleged In many
quarters and o. 10 believed BY many move
In behalf OF PAYsE OF Ohio then has the
com mittee done, unwittinsly perhaps, the
democratic party q great wrong. The sue
cess Of Mr.. TILDRN was not due to his
money 30 much and his splendid manage
ment, Is powerful aid in the campaign %
these we're, a. to the pertinenoe Of the cry
OF reform at that time to the needs OF the
hour, and the assurance that the msguih.
cent record of the candidate gave to the
country that In his success, the cause o
economy and reform would And ils fullest
fruitlon.
Many good democrats throughout the
country have persistently unprecedented
the causes Of success in that memorable
campaign, and attribute the democratic
victory, % do the republicans. when they
90 tsuntirRly speak Of the "bar'l," 10 the
liberal use OF money. The success OF Don
ssY and GAayrsLD again In iss0, notoriously
then through the corrupt use Of money, hal
strengthened the belief, amounting to q
conviction In many quarters, that TO $40
ceed nowadays In . presidential campaign
In America II 10 only necessary 10 have thu
longest purse. M
II IL . moot grievous mistake 10 do
pend yet In this country upon money
alone IN party success. and II We dsmoc
rscy 10 intending 70 entsr this fal
upon . "hurrsh" and "baR'l" campaign
simply or chiefly. they may expect 10 con.
Time 10 sit under the sAsdov for another
four years.
There 10 no comparison between Hsnsl
B. PAYHs and SAMUEL J. TiLDss, aside
from the fsct that esch 10 . millionaire.
TnpsE had:a long and brilliant record - q
statesman and reformer. PAYHH has not.
TlDEH was aggressive. experienced and
fertile In sxpsdisnss. PAYHs 10 past the
- whom he can bs either aggressive or fer
tile, and has no experience in the peculiar
dirsotion in which, ~ president or presI.
Dental candidate. experience would be
needed. TnpsH wss undsrstood to be the
ersst arUh enemy OF rinss and cliquss and
monopoliss, while PAYBB 70 understood to
-, vhsshsR justly o. upjustly W cannot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
SUDDEN DEATH OF A RESPECTED
CITIZEN.

Mr.. II. #. Lam mers died yesterday at IL
O clock, at his residence. 743 Pacific avenue,
surrounded by his family and few friends.
He was 81 years old. but was in apparent
good health and vigor a week before mis-
death, and was taken down suddenly by q
stroke Of apoplexy. Mr.. hammers had
only been resident Of Dallas for year and
q half, but had been travelling through the
state for fully fifteen years, representing 81.
Louis business houses, and by his polite
and cif.ble manners, and superior business
qualifications. made many friends who no
doubt will be panied 10 hear of his sudden
death. He leaves widow with six children
10 msurn his loss. The funeral will take
place from the family residence, 743 Pacific
avenue, to-day at 2:3c D. m. Friends Of the
family are invited TO attend.
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Buy the Hunstable shoe.

The Southern Immigration Asseeiatien.
The president and secretary of the South.
cru States immigration association, Nash.
willie, issued . programme for the FIRST reg
ular annual meeting OF the association In
this city March IL. IL and 10. Hons. Allen
g. Thurman and James u. Blaine. are spec
tally invited to address the meeting on
the first and second days.
Forty speakers from various
southern states are appointed to dslive, ad-
dresses on particular subjects bearing on
the immigration question. Among the
distinguished speakers designated are the
Hons. L. q. @. Lamar, George g. Vest, ex-
Governor Hubbard, Governor Thomas J..
Jarvis, General Marwaduke, Thomas Rs
sex. W. @. P. Breckenridge, L. Pope Walk
or, United States Senator Harris, John
". Daniels. ex.Governnr John Q. brown.
Ex-Governor Nichols, Caesius n. Clay,
John T. Morgan, Joseph e. Brown, John
B. Gordon. DR., ]. L. N. Curry. .ex:G Governor
e. o. H.spard, Professor Joseph Jones and
Major z. J. Burke, Of New Orleans. Ar
ran gements will be made tor excursion
rates on trains and steamers, and large
attendance 10 assured from oil parts Of the
country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

The Texas siftings ought not to object
to the criticism that it's flaming advertise
msnt OF premium to those who secure for
1t certain number Of subscribers shall be
entitled to beautiful pistol, the picture OF
which takes no much room in its columns,
Is somewhat inconsistent. 1t has been q
paper that has written columns against the
carrying and the use OF the pistol in Texas.
For thus the more pistols it sends to Texas
rom its New York home the greater its
perenntal ecstasy
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Politics and business.

An active interest in political matters,
which means an active interest 10 the wise
organization and proper Standardization Of
the government under which We live, need
not Be prejudicial 10 any butiuess enterprise
whatever. Indeed, business suffers more
because business men take too little inter.
est in politics than because they take too
much.-fNeW York Herald.
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 27.-Flour quiet and
steady; family, 81 50 to $4.75; high grades,
mixed; GO; yellow. "a. Oats quiet aad
steady: AZ TO 48. Corn meal scarce and
firm; SO 10 to 1912. Balk meats in
fair demsnd; shoulders, 76S;
long clear and clear rib, 934. Bacon In
fair demand and scarce; shoulders, 8 l 4;
long clear and clear rib, 10 5-S 10 10 "a.
Hams, choice sugar cured canvasssd,
changed. Coffee steady, v tn good demand;
Rio cargoes. common to prime, II to IA.
Sugar dull and unchanged. Nolasses
steady and unGnauged. Rioe-Demand
active; firm and unchanged. Bran scarce
and firm; $1.l5. Cotton eeed oil-Prime
crude, 81 TO IS; summsr yellow, 43 TO %;
premium; sterling exchange, b. b., ts7.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

AOn0ys BeOOk1 oo0 DOo0D
Nsv YosE. Feb. T.-3ovsrnmsnts dro.
RAilWuys nrD.
gtAto sSouvitise dull.
etockS declined today. OF thirty aotivs
stocks. Svonty three cloeed lover than lest
night though only Ave shcv per can't and
ever: uoSthVoes 4 Rock Island. IL
Onahs COMMON, 1 ~; Manitoba. 1 3; Ore
gon Navigation, -
sThs Onieseo. Burlington 4 Quincy states
that e Z now cutting rates.
The Milwaukee q 81. Paul directors have
declared . reeulsr semi:annual dividend Of
3l-2 per oens. 90 prs's ,n.s ana COMMON non
Bank that have Withdrawn gold from
the treasury are: Tue Chemical. City and
Fourth National bank. OF New York. The
frpt two withdrs~ 81 500 600.
II IL reported t,st the West Shore have
sa0 . trsflo Agreement with the Gould
roads.
Two hundred thousand dollar In Rold
and e217 900 IN silvsr wee shipped today
frsnssciioss te-day. soeeuo shassA o.
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trsl eAoifc. 1000; Leckawsnna, 10 600;
Lake Shor.. IL OC0. Missouri Pacific, 7,0O0;
Northwest, 5000; Pscih, Matt, 10 100;
Rendins, 81 600; 81. Paul, ~ 600; U TO-
P,cnc 81 COO; Western Un'on, 10 600;
o'egou y rusoontinen,sl, 1000; North
arm pac flo 4 OnO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

PA4rr tells . reporter that GovsRsos
C.zrrssDsr kissed her the other day. The
prsrogstives Of the Missouri executive sp-
near TO be unlimited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

WARS the matter with SrRIsaER and
his drag net, Surely he hasn't been over
come BY the stencil Of the pool In which
he In fishing!
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rup BAvss Of BLAIEs'rexistspos repre-
~unts ths ga congressional district Of Penn
evivosla. He psrsists In booming the
FIunsd Kniohs. end 10 making niss mes
- his ohIsrs yell laid plans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

CHrcAoos second son promises 70 be Q
much more loveabls infant than bis repub-
lican big brother. And he won't be chris
tsued with Standard Oil, either.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

NEW Mexico 10 wild over tho reported
discovery Of an alum mountain In the
western part Of the territory. The outlook
10 luminous one.
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AuKRICAN NATIONAL BANK.

The directory Of the American National
bank held meeting yesterday and elected
the following % ofncsn By {. unsnimons
vote: ". y. Thomas, president; o. U.
Slaughter. vics .erssidsnt, and =. j. Can
non, oashier. The bank will open for bus-
City National bank, some tine che Arst Of
this next month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

Al Arisona editor was victor in wress-
ling match The other day. Ysars Of patient,
unrsmItting practice with the exchange
asnd In the ssnctum led up to this glorious
&xiumph for the proisssion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

Mn. ]. b. NcCuLLAGH has left the G'obe'
Democr for the World. He's the eame
big gun, hpt will now shoot democratic
ammunition,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

sr. LOUIS has found that scspegoas. Its
name is JoHx @. PRIEsr, and with the old
ticket hung over his horns. he butted the
convention of the big bridge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

oounuuoBm or AsnrcuLfuss LoHrss
nuts IN lii spars tims lsoturing on HAv.
AonnB. That h vsry pretty kind Of
airubbery, bet the country burns - learn
vhax h knows about scrub oak.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

Tns Detroit Free Press is responsible for
the narrowing statement that the next
pessident will not wear mutton chop side
whiskers. This Is not CHssrEa-field Joke.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AZ Jan
i didate fer Alderman OF the Firm ware.
Election, 2nd Tuesday In April NJ. STEWART
TIyEARt REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w H. PORTER Tor Aide an OF the Second
ward Election. 2nd Tuesday in April.
xAJE GRE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. sIGMUND LOEB az candidate for
re.electi. n for Alderman TO repres.n, inc fouf'h
WarS. Election, 2no Tue day In April
TIJE ARE An fHORiZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr. J &. BOGEL as candidate LOT ro-
election 10 the ONCE OF City Asse sor ana Col
iector Election, 2pd Tuesday IN A III
I'VE AXE AUTHORIZED TO AMMO UNCk
w En- c. SMITH as a candidate for Alderman
Of the Fourth Ward. Elec Ion, and tuesday IN
I'VE AXE AUTHORIZED AND REQUESTED
w 10 announce Mr.. O ARNOLD a. csn-
didste for re election u the ofice OF City MAI
shai. Election. 2nd Tuesday In April
WE ARE AUTHORIZED. TO ANNOUNCE
w p. j. 9HEEHAN - an independent can
didats fer City Marshal Hlscsioa mo Tuesdsy
IN April
6JI ARE HUTH0Ri7ID 70 ANN6UNCH ".
l.. VAUGHAN o. . candidate for City A..
sccsor ana Collector. Election. I'D Tuesdsy IN
1HE1NE '1UTHUHl3y0 30 ANEOgNCA
w the peme Of Captain ". =. MOTION =
sasdidats for City naDhsa. 1lscnon'0o Tues
-n..U.- -~VI m nv "a 1aaA
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A. A. TArnAes, rsosatiy made manager
oftrsnsporsakioa Of ths eouLD system Of
rooAs. w. IN 1850 . braksmsn on the
AI1o1 4 Tsrrs Hauts. There plenty Of
- On ~ top Of bo9oaF. boys.
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Proc of Postage TO all rarts of the United
states aud Canada,

Rofnlf by drar on Dallas pos1ohlce mouoy or.
der o. regl tered lrvct ltssnl olherNhe' W.
.ir.,s 1llE HERALD, Dallas Texas
sucelmon copies sent Tree on application.
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Boz LINCOLN IL said to be the coming
man. He will hardly arrive in Chicago by
the Sd Of June, however.
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Texas Trunk.

Texas Trunk.
GOING SOUTH
No ?, Mail and f., press. leaves. ...... S;Vo p m
Goiso NORTH.
No /, Mail and Express arrives. .lIW M
Trains I and 2iun daily tSundays excepodD
Gulf, Colorado ~ santa Fe.
ar,,vs, Dallas .G:i0 p IN
Leaves Dallas. ......................." 2;fo p m
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TIE Popular Science Monthly has a arti.
Gle entitled "BtrAining Girls Brains." We
didnt read 1t. but suppose the bruins are
allowed 10 come 10 boil in the ball room
and then strained through . thin vail on
kha vav hono.
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Er GovKRsoR HUBBARD will speak ~ mo
Southern Immigration association, Nseh-
Vile, ON the 10 q March. as will also Mn
BLAINE. JuDGE THURMAN and SENATORS
Vrsr and LAMAR. He IS also IN receift OF
an .,nvltation from the famous lroquois
club of Chicago TO attend their third
annual bsuque. on the 18Th Of
April, % respond to the tonsl
THE coming national campaign" Tins
is all highly complimentary to the distin-
guished speaker ana 10 the state of Texas
as well. That It evidences the fact that
Texas is beginning to be political factor
recognized upon al occasions. o. one
th ing we III msy rest assured, and that is
that four Dlck' will add TO the glory
of Texas wherever he may appear.
How would IL do TO send him as
one Of the representatives OF the stats at
large to the Chicago democratic convention
as We sent him IN 1850? Wherever Gov
rRNoR HUBBARD has appeared in the coun-
try he has added lusire to the name Of
Texas. He has delighted to toll OF her
glories, her resources, her prospects, and
far and wide has extended the influence OF
his words. We sill sho uld feel oomplimented
by these political courtesies extended TO
him
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All Pnpcr- Discontinued at tho Expiration
of tho Time Paid ior'

Iaal At The printed abel On your paper Tho
sleto tner ON shows whcu Ne sublcrlpuon eA-
'nir's F,,,rar IA. money ll ample me for
.enewsl n y. u desire uutrokcn dies. as we can
lot always mmis' back numbers,
subs RI, r. desiring the address OF thelr PAPER
changed will plf ace STATE ~ lher cVinmuhlea-
tion baih ,he % = end now afdrels
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A TRAMP "struck" MATTHEW ARNOLD.
The reply he received wasn't sweet but II
was very light.
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RrcHELrxu RoBIHsos 10 always on the
Alert to write himself down IN ass.
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BucKxxa's committee will persist in sit
ting down on its beloved chairman.
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m DssviIis invsssl1sGion hes been
lasus1 70 hang up for want of funds. In
o-muon -. ~ rspublleans have rested
ebeos ~, 81 behoovm ~ 49, " ~ n
.rrroune anplv suDolsot ~ robubtn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

TEE diet crank who quit consuming ash
for his sraiA and took to eating Graham
bHssd for Ais stomach, will have to give
that up too. Scientists ~ there 10 Len mn.
trinent In IN boltsA Sour than there u In
ths ned article.
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cosnpgl,lrg el. Nc pagos N hny'alx columns
Tho la r,st mi rhfa ct Newspaper Ia tho
.3.'ic ana is nov Offered 40 th5 following Iv-
duOd rates
one Copy. ono Nenr...,t..,-.i. t.,..,, ci'ee
Eroin Marrh Ia November Ia, 1901 ."
Isv.IIkTLN ~ AuNAHCf
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INDICATIONs-POST MIDNIGHT.
For the Western Gulf Generally
fair weather; northerly winds; higher
barometer; lower temperature, followed IN
the west porto ms by rising temperature
and falling barometer BY Friday morning.
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liz the last weeks .issue OF the Wythe-
Vile, Virginia. Enterprise. we see that N.
M. CALDWELL. formerly young attorney
OF Dallas, has taken editorial charge. M.
CALDwsLL's sslutatory has the right ring,
and the HssALs wishes him Success In his
nav flold.
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New Spring Goods

WE WISH YOU WOULD COME AND SECT THEN,
AND GIVE US YOUR OPINION. WE HAVE DONE OUR
UTMOST T2 PLEASE OUR r, PATRONS WE HAy E
STYLE AND BEAUTY ALL PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS.
AND AS TO PRICES WE DAN ONLY SAY THAT THEY
ARE VERY MODERATE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

THE protectionists have unique meth.
cd OF hallosing "wolk." When the free
traders score point the manufacturers I'm
medistely proceed to cut their employees
wages down 10 or II per cent, on account Of
"foreign competition" sthey save mon
o. and win sympathy by the same stroke.
The game 10 pretty:well played out though.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28

Samaritan. Nervine 10 the great specific for
general debility, and for ladies In change OF
lifa