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The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29

N. Ho5t 6 c ~ tAis city, are oat o.
strike, on; seeosmt Of ths alleged black
listing Of a. of fh6ir numbas.
Tho tansapg and curryina business
which FURNISHES snploymsntIto ! larE,
number of ~ Nsrkine population o
this state q prssent. i NOT what would
be called very good. The greater por.
tion of the employees Of the different
shops arc At vork, but the pay received
BY the mechanics il not as good a
might be. When tfse leather manufac.
turing business is 6ull, it affects the
condition Of the whole state. The in
PRODUCTION Of laboT-saving machinery
into the various shops has had bad Of:
feet generally, because many people
were thrown out of employment who
previously had lucrative situations The
shops that fofmerly required seventy
Ave hands to finish its leather, now does
the same suuount Of work with less than
fly handD
Again the currierjof to-day is 3 far diff
ferent tradesman from the currier of
twenty years ago. Then every man
who entered q shop to serve an appren-
ticeship learned every part ofthe trade.
Three years was the average time a
young man spent learning his trade, and
when he completed his apprenticeship
he was supposed to be full-fedgcd
currier, ready to work at any part Of the
trade. In the present days very few
learn the business throughout. As q
rule each man takessome special branch
of the trade, such as splitting, skiying.
whitening, bufing or finishing, that part
only, so that the wages paid now do
not compare favorahlY with the wages
of Is or 20 years ago,
The Massachusetts, Labor League holds
a meeting Of its executive committee to-
day and an organized movement will be
made all over the state to secure labor
legislation.
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29
St. Paul.
[By Associated Labor Press ]

ST.. PAUL, Nov. 24.-Now that the re-
sult of the election is definitely settled,
st. Paul people are again turning their
attention to business matters, and IN the
course of another week trade will prob
ably have regained its normal conditon.
The st. Paul trades assembly took an
active part in politics this year, 1t pre-
pared a pledge for the various candidates
for the Legislature to sign, to the effect
that if elected they would use their IN IN
f1uence for the abolishment OF the con.
tract convict labor system. But two %
the candidates refused to sign this pledge
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29
Hnycrhtll.
BY Associated Labor Press.

HAvERH1n1, Nov. 2s.-The leather
trade, very important branch Of the
industries Of Massachusetts, is at present
somewhat dull, it being between sales
in the shoemaking trade.
The men employed in the shop OF y
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29
Cleveland.
IBy Associated Labor Press

4. IN. BY ASSOc1ageQ DaDoE IIeSs'i
CLEVELAND, Nov. Pas the cold
weather approaches, and the thousands
of men are out Of employment in this
city, a place to visit to satisfy one that
are already in waIti is to go to theseyeral
establishments of charity. This morn
ING as early as I o'clock there was small
army of women al these places, waiting
to get days work. These women goto
these establishments seeking work, from
the fact that they ,an secure it quicker
than to go in search thereof.
We have an establishment known In
this city as the l'"society for Organized
charity" This institution is fraud, and
why it exists can cnly be attributed 70
the fact that it is in the hands OF the
PRESBYTERIAN churshes ofthe city. While
it is so, it is non:seetarian in its work.
Tbey do not ask any one their religion
for the purpose OF, efecting their chances
for securing work. but for statistical pur.
poses. Considerable fault is found at
times with the manner of doing work by
those who are in charge, and at tunes
the entire press of the city pitches IN
showing up the loose manner In whlcn
the establishment5is run, this acts as a
purgative, and tho sanctimonlous Kay
mond who is at the head, puts on ms
long face and goes to work to earn ms
salary. The report of this institution for
last year displays something remarkable
the amount of cash received from Ene
generous people of this city shows 'nae
5000 we're contributed for carrying on
this charitable work, and 1t required
$1,000 to pay office rent, fuel and salaries
he balancess2, 900, was given to AID the
ooor Of the>city:~ The system upon
.,ich our poor are looked after is con-
sldered poor one, and the annual re-
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29

at Inc OOo1 coAosS
drawing salaries of from
annually, @for taking care
With the existing condl-
and no probability OF any
ork, many must, from what
for aid before the winter
pride deters them. In this
rches should organize IN
the city and learn If posi-
of people and contribute
Not only have many been
@ent for two months, but
eklaye done nothing since
any Of these men to earn
ent are following mp our
nd carrying in the coal at a
figure in order to secure
ith of a commissioner O
a vacancy W as created II
The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-29
Too much Warm Weather,
Too many Goods on Hand,
Too many Failures, and
oogreat a Depression
We Offer Ssverai Lines Of Ovecoats, Carried Ovsr f1or
Last Year at about so Gents on the DoAa.
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
ls AT PRICES BELOW ALL COMPETITION.

We call special attention to our Pantaloon Depart
i ment Strictly all-Wool and well made, at $500,
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500.
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Manufacturing Chemists AID Whole
sale Dealer. In A. lneral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne Ci-
der, Etc.

Avs prepared to furnish ths trade with
apollincris, slx-r sud Wauxe.ha
watsrs ia cssks ~ fifty bottles at the very
lowest prices. Thsir unsurpassed ginger ale
In c.sss Of ten dozen bo,l-a: their New
Jsrssy and Napo!eooic br.nas OF cham
pssre cider Is tie pnre juice VI ripe. soupd
spJlss, trssted IN 4 si,niisr manner ~ 10
yrspo jaics tor makiae champagne wine.
These brsods they cell untsr gusrautee
10 bs su per.or 10 Rnv cider UPON the mar
k,t Sill H. oaks OF six dozen quarts. All
Roody soid by us are guaranteed t. give
sati,Istt,on or the money vii hs refunded.
The above goods ere sold on thirty dars
ttue ONLY, and none OF our travelling sslsf.
msn are authorised "a vary from III. above.
Huoans BRos. q o.,
Dallas Texas.
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uNDELIyERED rELEGnAns.

The % loving are the undsllye'ed tele.
gssmE rem aiming at tae Western UniDn
',lssraph Office, corner Elm and Lamar
streets P,riss can gst tssn by ca King
from s TO I0a m. md from 6 t. 8 p. IN:
soBnnis d. Co A., T.. j II dos 4 90. 8 New
msr, J. ~. Wiioeikin. Lasu.r q Knckler,
A Oppenhoim,r De Steftno Bros ".
Ha'ur, Schneider 4 avs. MIRA. w. ID.
Knowles, Postmaster, Mrs. d B. Wood.
rcxns Nswsnaper Uu,os, ]. q. Fisher,
Irsdriresi. ID. b. Marin, ID. NJ. Osourp,
". Ii. Hatch. J. 8. wiswsr, Mordicia 4
rn
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Saratoga Chips.
Royal evsporsted pesohes, ono pound
cartoesg.
Evaporsted rsfpberries. ono pound car
tooDs.
Evapofst.d bl,cxbeFries. ono pound car
tooss.
Eysporsted ppplss. I've pound cartoons
Evspprsied pitted cherries, loose.
Impnrted ancLovi.s. in kegs.
Smoked Yarmouth bloaters.
Smoked tJngush
Genuine era = ford cream cheese.
Calv.s-'oo. I.l y and other delicsciss TOO
nun cross TO meAuop-
Loci d Famine.
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HONEY TO LEND

= sns q 5000 TO $4,000 Tor term Of
ypun q posturss or large fsrms. Apply
= nhsstask 4 Hoffman, - Union ssrsss,
n Ovsssns, or 10 The selovins s'isrnsys
=. auourmstiou: Cas-. Pred. Tucese. Dsl
- !. =. Opepss. Fort worth; Hoeesns
$500, usnzisssa; Hasesck . Shelley.
49,: unpsoa 3 Jsnes. - AseooSe;
UdonmoSsn = 0ivens, osspas ohdnas =.
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Ihs Popular Route 1hrtush Texas
THE CITY.

800 TEXAS LAND AND hI0RrGA0B
COMPANY, OF London.
- ssove company iosns Touey on one
49, soars time, at reasonable rates OF In
sss sooursd BY deed Of trust on i'm
SrSvsd Io0ds. large fsrms. stock rsDchee,
~ eitv Deoperty. II also desls In vendor,
~ ootr6. poeotiates sales Of ranches. cat
~. "a oouds Of every description: and
49, \ reooral financial and agency buzz
- = he State OF Tsxss end Enrope.
O. e KLLRsLry,
0enersi Manager.
DwOo Main street. Dsi,se. Tens.
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Re Make RsSss Ne OAsr fer Thirty Days
our sssins, trimming, sa.ks. hoeiesy. ccrs-ts.
vsilines, novsrs. rbboue, isdisc' lsceess,
ulserS, drtss soods, embrosdertse, leces
M Derous 70 mention. ~ end below cost. .
K. lloomsr's. NJ Gim
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sECUuIs'IKS.

S.ae. county, municipal sud local socuri-
ties rai'rnsd bonts, brnk stocss, ann
ranch stocks nought and cold on orders
Execute orders Tor 81 feousities dealt IN
in the New YORK. Stock Exchange 1t the
noard rates OF commission.
Nv York correspondents: ueW'i R
& swan, stock brokers; Owens d Nerc.r
BANKERS, nom oen New YORK SOCK NIX
cbsI re.
TsxAs & MEXICAN LAsD & IsvEsTAEsr
Co, 72S Main s,fe~t.
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csuple from the oily OF Ssyeue
came to Dallas 10 See and &c soer,
To buy their grocetis. wherG''r they found
The b 81 aud cheapest In the iowa.
They ssid upon honor
You bet your bottom dollar.
The cheapest place that can't be best
10 Bsrton's st,ro on Him st-eet"
It's \ TACT. Gail ana ase Tor yourselI
J. W. BARTON Il 90, Grocer, e15, I'm 81.
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A Card.
Dallas, Feb. e.-We have this day sold
our entire stable irtere,ts 10 Aesers Wbest
4 Wbeat and bespeak for them . conttnu-
.uce Of she patronage herstnf,ra reoeived
OF NJ. boWe q ObAvv0sus
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Fer sale.

80 Head OF DTy Cows,
$50 Cows and CALVES.
30 ono and two-year-old etssT,
10 ono aud two-v ssr.old H~iisrs.
VII sell all together or any ora OF the
sbove lots separate. They are Kaufman
enuniy cattle. Applyso
Nah 4 CARLIsLE,
kaufman, Texas.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

Mr. Ctas. l.. D-x,sr has been admitted
Al a psvtper In our business. The INV
arm name 10 Fersusssn, D.xter d o.
Fire. accident. life, marine, plaie-Rls,s
guarantee. and tornado policies issusd A.
% Low rates ~ any other grtt-clssa com
psDiss, which are the only tind represented
nv DSxsun 4 FRksussoE.
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Masonic Notice,

Masonic Notice.
Dx,la. chapter No. At r. A. N. will meet
~ The CHARTER Room on Monday evening,
rsbrusry c6th, ~ 8 O'clock sharp TOR vor.
m the r. A. Degree. By erder of me NJ H.
II ?. hhAs ns Dull,
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Money to lend.-I will lend Gums varying
RON $1,000 10 $4,000 upon improved
iasHs Ia north Texas.
JAMES D. SrnPsoK,
nsllss TeYaa
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No Ion ger QUESTION Of opinion; We guar.
.sr.a@ every box Of Acker's Dyrprpsis Tai.
let's. Price Is and 20 cents. Bold BY W. h.
Patterson + %.
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Trimmed and uusdamsd bets aud boo.
nets at your own prics = Bssmsn's.
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The Rev. Gro. q. Thsyer, of Bourbon,
lad. ssyt: both myself snd vito owe ong
lives 10 Shilob's Consumution cure. Goid
BY Jefi N. Houss. Dsli-s Texas.
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Wall psper. New and elegant sp,'ns
stylrs. We invite your iftpeciion. D.
orst,ng . specially. Original dssigns Tor
HAuu-or 4 Yorws. Elm street.
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An Attractive business Offer Presents IT.
self FRO n rsrrsil, rsxss.

livery and sale stsbl. now d,ins q pro0ts-
Ia business, desiring to increase b.. caps-
citv and having .een TIA . vide II, IL be-
tore him j. willing TO sell on,-haif interts.
Of me stabl. to an emerge o man; provided
be 10 ono thoroughly con'er,aut Win tbs
business.
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Wal PAPER,
Window glass,
Painters supplies,
Window sbades.
wholesale and retail. HAMILTON d. fovSo,
u m street.
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A nasal injector free With zach bottle oi
gh,loh's Cat.rfh Remedy. Price 10 csnu
6eid By jed N. House.
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Crcup. wsoep.ss ysuss, ssd eyeo Arb
ma snnedSatsly Telloeed ~ Acser'o DO
S's.h nsasdy. 80 ~ ~. H. Pssssssoe
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Send or telephone yous orden 10 rs-
pair water pipss .nd pumps TO 4. No.
Whirk, plumber. tn6 Rim sfrset.
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Ord Plsos makes DO p-stsnsions, Il 10 oil
truth. II 10 supplied With the best brands
Of wbisby, the finest Vince, the purest lie
msr street: Frank Oauthorp manager.
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II ia n pleasure 10 be able to read quietly
wills ynu sip your wine or smoke youf
c.ssr. You can find the very bet place
his kind ut Ord's Place, ia Lamar street.
sbere you viii be nicely treated by Fanh
ysuthorn, manager.
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Ouakers Invading 1'sxas.

Bnck max. r. are be,eoy warned that The
Improved Qusk.r Brick N .ch.ne whioh
erinds The cisy. mouids srd lads on 10 the
,rncks. 90 good rqu.re brick. and fest a.
sny other msch'pe. has ccme to q state Of
perfect,op Of work that challenges com peti.
ton. I bring them TO Marshall By the car
1 ,sd. thus cheapenlrg freight, and their
p-ice 10 one third lees than any other oil
hks capacity. Send for descriptive siren.
/ =. end note ~h-t Texas brick-mskers and
ctoefs sty oi them.
0DpRoR W. RsYHQps,
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LadseS hats bought direct from The fActo-
de- aud pricss are very low Ct Nh. 3.
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n.llna Caaking lchQal.

DaIvos Cooking 0chos1.
Mrs Soad,ti. superintendent, wishes the
,d,es OF Dsllss to meet Der at Mrs.. Fuqns'ss
corner Of Ban Jscibt, and 0ern mia strsets,
on tne 20 b Tuesday int. q 8 o'cl 'cs p
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Trimmed and unsstnmed hsts.snd ben
nets st your own pr 81 B.nmsn's.
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The largest sssor,men, Of type in the cit,
70 ssIecs Z on q The HInALp job Onics.
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The ebsspsst sud me bo.s-Les COINS
hath yOOms
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ehiloh's Cure viii INN cd s;sly relieve
Group, Mhocping cough. and bronchitis
Sold BY w. H. Patterson a o..
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The HBlALD JOB Obos does The Ioodlr 4
b ans0 Of The city. neo't scrsss Il.
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Msssre. w. II. Patterson 81 Co., corner
Nam ard Lamar, have added TO heir bup'-
meas the iinast q aar-stlDdi In tho ci,y. They
keep all the fine grnGes OF smoking AID
chewing tobscros, oil the popnihr brands Of
cirars---in fact, the reader will have 10 try
nna ;p nppre.iCtg them
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Lsdits are invited IN call q Mrs. +
CtS estnuts millinery paflos Kim stroet next
tcOrAms and examine her fall and winter
STYLES In millinery. unframed hats and
bonnets. A display Of silks, vslvsts, sat.
M, fancy plumss end tips mover sxcelled
N fha etata
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Closing out ~ sud brIos oost 70 Hake
room for spring eocds At Bsunsn's.
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Use Acker's Engl On Remedy for con
sumption. Bold BY w. H. Ps'terson 4 %
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rs make Room We Onsr for Thirty bays
our sstius, trimming. stlks, hosiery, cor
sets, veiiinas, flowers, riobons, ladies' jack
cts, 'uls,ers, dress goods. embroideries, faces,
gloves end foil line OF fancy goods, TOO
n RasA ana To Elm,
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Je,ssys. Jerseys, a. prices to suit. at Ban.
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Fashionable novelties In hse Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ct Mrs.
Z. OhestLuss % Elm street next "a
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Closing out ct ard below cyst 10 make
room for spriug gocds a. esunsn's.
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,.. nnS.n'PIs r;os 3 i and Do csnss. SOLD
X JeGN. Hone s--~vsss Dsi'ss.
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Cheap Fuel.
Cois reduced 10 % 90 per ton, which 10
oheapsf than wood or coal.
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Than Iaa eecfs. sDout

The Galvss' on kess cigar Ia, sale 81 -
]. l.. WILLIAM DruG store.
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Call on q. Hamilton and examine hne
lot OF ssrcl engrsvings, oil psiat inss and
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u w@ osss y: ;s i Ss 9's:s-; ;s x:
Sr1arivs, Oallao, Ts1aA
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vi ~ susss eli pnNALB Dl,eAe1s.
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One Of tes most osDgnssp i SoDcsfts ever
eiven IN DsIlss-sbe Tyrole.n concert 81
naveese eoaabi sshws-s to-n'yhs.
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Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal emit.
dts specially. 60 to BAunss's.
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Artisls' nsssFisss ana ~ .ssss' srppH 9
aAus.rsu 4 Ysv-s,., Nm s,nsl
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Mexicau Female Rem edy

which eli Isdies sbouid know. 6ss ouS
O,rcular 81 your dvusgsst
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Ch.aSA In Land EiYM

Oh, nxs In Land Firm
Dallas, Eco. Z, 1854 We have this Day
associated with us In The real estate ouM'
ness Nsior Nat. w. Hunter. late OF Psles-
tine. Who hss for ten vesrs been In charge
d, the land department Of the Inisros'inu-
Il d Great Northern railroad. TIE n-n
name viii hereafter be Veal, Cooper d
Hunter. Respectfully,
Yor Sale.
A s.,lsndid and we'll selected stoct OF
family groceries amounting TO aboui " on
o 70 of tbs best stands 10 Dallas. the ousi-
aces paying well. Apply "a
Wal. C"oPsR q Husrpn.
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Tho Galveston News brand, the best 30
ciasYs in DAllas. J. l.. WILLIAns, Druggist,
Sole agent.
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Six Hundred and Six.

HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
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Frank "A. MUM, slgu painter, 500 Main
I tsec!.
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vr.k =. MUM. .isa painter. 30 hs'n
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Frank =. Mum. aga painter. 90 MAR
street.
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Lee Coha 10 ahead OF all olheFs. His bar.
Der shop 10 palace Of beauty.
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Imported Fancy French SfiTIi1gs, Al s''''
IT g l. A N q Il u

The Rev. Gso. q. Thsysr, Of Bcnr bon,
Ind, says: both myself sud wife owe our
lives 10 Shuoh's Conrumrtion cure. Sold
by Jefi N. Hou's. Dallas Texas.
No Ion ger . QUESTION Of opinion; We guar.
srtss ever box Of Acker's Dyrprpsfs Tab
lets. Price Is and 20 cents. Bold BY W. b.
Patterson + %.
| A nasal injector free With each bottle Of
gh,loh's Cat.rfh Remedy. Price 70 osnn.
6eid By Jed N. House.
The largest sssorsmsnf Of type IN the city
10 sslect ION q the HBRALp Job Once.
--sA~---
Fashionable novelties In hse Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets ct Mrs..
Z. OhestLuts % Elm street next 10
Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal emit
DIE . specially. Go to BAunss's.
Cheap Fuel.
Cois rsduosd 10 % 90 per ton. which b
cheaper than wood or coal.
-~Ss
Use Acker's Enslsn Remedy for CON-
sumption. Bolt. BY W. H. Ps'terfon 4 Co.
->es--
Closing out ct ard below cJ.t 10 make
room for sPriug gocds ct eounsn's.
-eoe-
ehiloh's Cure will INN ed,s,eiy relieve
Group, Whooping cough, and bronchitis
Sold BY w. II. Patterson a On.
Jerseys. Jerseys, ~ prices to suit, ct Ban.
mans.
Send or telephone youe orders 10 re-
pair water pipss snd pumps TO 4. No.
Whirk, plumber. tn6 Rim sfrset.
Jerseys, Jsrssys. 81 ps,oss " 81 u. 81 Dsu
mana.
Closing out ~ sud D-Ios oost 10 make
room for spring eoods NJ Bsumsn's.
Trimmed and unsnamsd bets aud boo.
nets at your own prios 4 Bsunsn's.
Trimmed end unsrinmed hsts.sud ben.
nsts q your own pr set B.oman's.
The HnnALD Job ObOo does The ioodlr 4
baans0 Of The city. Ioot scrsst d.
Ply 1870 % . vos siv - ol9 We
I'll - 40 ~ 7-0. De1msn'a.
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Nessre. w. II. Patterson b Co., corner
Nam ard Lamar, have added 10 heir bup'-
meas the iipast ci2ar-stnnd In tho cry. rhsy
Keep all ths fine grnGes OF smoking AID
chewing tobscros. oil the popuihr brands OF
cirsrs---in fact, the reader will have 10 try
one TO appreciate them.
Frank "A. Mum, sigu painter, SCo Main
tsect.
Wal paper.
Window glass,
Painters supplies,
Window sbades.
Wholesale and retail. HAMILTON q. ovSa,
Il m street.
Money to lend.-I will lend sums varying
. JAxns D. srxrsor.
Dailas Texas.
Call On q. Hamilton and examine fius
lot OF ss~cl engravings, oil painting and
water sslored artotypes Inst reosived.
Frank =. Mum, Sisn painter. 90 Main
street.
rs make Room We Onsr for Thirty bays
our sstius, trimming. stlks, boslery, cor
sets, veiiinEs, flowers, riobons, ladies' jack
cts, uIsters, dress goods. embroideries, faces,
gloves end full line OF fancy goods, too
numerous 10 mention, st and below cost, at
y. Baso ans, TO Elm.
Ladies' arc invited to call a Mrs. +
Ch estnuts millinery pafloru Kim stroet next
tcOrAms and examine her fall and winter
styles In millinery. unframed hats and
bonnets. A display Of silks, vslvsts, sat.
ms, fancy plumss end tips mover sxcslisd
n the state.
Lee Coha 10 ahead Of all others. His bar
Der shop 10 . palace OF beauty.
Tho Galveston News brand, the best 20
ciasrs in Dallas. J. l.. WILLIAMS, Druggist,
Sole agent.
Ord's Plsos makes DO p-stsnsions, Il 10 oil
truth. Il 10 supplied With the best brands
Of Wpisby, the nDess vince, the purest lie.
nora aud the choicest ciRars. No. liz La
usv strest: Frank Osnthorp manager.
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!, The chespsst SUD Ihs be.t-Les COINS
bah rooms.
Ladies' hats bought direct from the fhcto-
de- aud prtcss are very low ct Ao. =.
Chsslnuis. hin strsex next n Grams.
No mother shouid b without
Mexican Female Remedy
vi ~ eusss I'll PnAALB Dls9Ae1e,
anj makss ~ voDeo bappv.
Lcvess q . lea musle hoald ~ b. B.!
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