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Sole AGENTS for the only genuine Fish Bros Wagons


PRINTs-M errlmac d, 6; Manchester, 6;
Arnold, .; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnofd's
choice doa 81; American, pa; American in
ter mourning. 81; Simnson mourning, q;
Hartel, 8; Dunnell, 5'5Il8: FddvsiOne. q:
Cocheco, 6; Gloucester, 81; Richmond, @;
Windsor, @; Steel River, %; Aliens 81;
Merrimac pink, 6lai Richmond pink, 9; Allen
pink, 8; Merrlmac shifting, 5; Regatta shirt
Ing, ~; Hampton, ~; Allen shlrtlngs, "a;
Dunnell shirtlngs, AZ.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures LII, 81;
stark Az; IA; Augusta, ~; Indian Head
Atlantic II, ~; Amwnm %; Atlantic r,
~; ,Pcpperell Il, ~; Indian Orchard EE,
90; Peppercll X, :; fremont &C, 81; COnti-
a; Continental 9, n; Indian Orchard AA,
AZ Badger State Ii, 81; Michigan Lii, 5%;
Beaver Dam LII. %; Clark a 81; Nonpa-
ell, AZ; Granite b. a. Bedford X, ~;
GranitcyiIle En-, 81; Wachnseit, *; New,
market A. @; Newmarket q, G4:
BLEACHED SHEETGNGs- York, 1917;
Wamsutta, lolS; Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdaie
cam muslin, NJ; Berkeley OK cam muslin,
Masonvillc,9; LOnsd-le, 50; Cabot, "a; Con-
way, u Fruit OF the Loom, o; Lnwood, 50;
Prosperity, 80 nm "a, 5; IIlll7-S, u; Hal
81, 4; Blackstone AA, ~ Hope, II; Green
G, "a; Gold Mcual, q; FitchYillc, Z; Fear
less, 7.
IICKS-AmOSkClg AtA, II; AmOskeag a,
1877; Am0skeag IS, 1919; Amoskeag G, ll14;
AmOsltcag ID, II; Amoskcag Il, 1919; Amos
keag +, 10; AmOskcag II, .; ThoTnlke A,
~; swift River, ~; Mcthucn IA, l2l5; Con-
osloga ex. A, lG; Cords ACE, Al2; C0nesto-
ga OK. rs, IA; Concst0ga GM Al. 10; Concstoga
CT4-i, AZ; ConPstoga, GOA rs, u; Hamil-
ton, IA; Manhattan, 3; international w,
7; Ocean,6 0.
sTnlpEs-Amoskcag $1,000, ~; Ameri-
can, Al2: Hamilton, III; Amoskeag chevot,
iO1,2: Ashbyme "A, IL; Ashbymc red cross, 10.
AKA, l2l5: Otis 1913, III; Columbian, II;
Otis &C, lOla; Beaver Crock IA, II; Beaver
Creek BIB, II; Beaver Creek CO, 1917; Warren
BIB, III; Warren AKA, l2l4; Haymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, IA; Warren &C
brown, l0l5; Uncasvlle, 10.
CHECKs-Union, No. $50 "A; Union, No. %,
10; Union, No, Il. 70; Miners Mol, ~: Mi
burgs, 7; louisiana osnaburgs, I; Augusta
osnaburgs,7.
Observation-Disclosures. 3; Amoskeag, s;
Canton, y; Draper, q; GlenwoOd, ~; Bates,
~; Clarcmont, %; Miami, 81; Clarendon,
81; Scotch, double fold, TO- ,8l@s.
CORSET JEASs-Kearsarge, &; Naumkeag
nlGen, Va Armory, "a; Canoe, g. Indian
Orchard improved, az.
CAMBGICS-W Washington, "; Manyill, ~
,G6l3; slater & Sons, 5i6Gl8f; Kid finish, 500;
Masonvile, 5l1Qnila; Garner, 5l9.GGl5.
ARPErlSGS-Tapcstclc Iligging's ,65(hSTl,;
Tapestries SanfOrd's, MSj; Tapestries Rox-
bury, So; Bigelow body brussels, 1856: Low
ell body Brussels, lbs; Extra Moquetles, Las;
y Moquettcs, LILO; Lowell extra supcrs, 72ls;
Hartford 3-ply, %; Hartford extra supers, 20;
Park, Read n Franklin extra supcrs 72l.;
Park, cotton chain extra supers, 81; Phia-
delphia wool 45(tj5; common cotton-chaiA
90QDi5,
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DRIES.

.AerDs-Sulrhurlc, q carboy, $50; citrlc. ~
y, NO. oxallc, y n, 49, tart,rlC, powdered "A
Guns Arabic, select, n 10, SOC, asafctlda
y TO 30 camphor, 80 TO n; opium, tt2O to 4. iO
OIL. hergamot, Sandcnon's, n n, s9l0.
lcmon, Sanderson's, N.S5, peppermint, Sa2S.
wintcs green, N2S; olive, Malaga, t'.2h.
,PorAsn..B Bromide. d n, " 10 zee; iodldc,
..soArs-cestile, mOt,lel, y n, SslOc, cas-.
dle, white, lAtih
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia earh, n m.
nc; ainm, MOI arrowroot Bermuda, dc. Bnls
uafn, copaiba SIC; borax, rcnnCd, lsdi8; caio.
NE, am, Ifci castor OIL n ral., ~ i66,l ~;
naesin buds, n m, iieis; cram tartar. putc'
y N, 81 corrosive snuiimnts, "a n, IS; ehloro
form, y 10, NWtgl.lo; extinct lcgWood, hulk
N, iadlf; glyccrlnc, bulk, a n, 2s6gn;
Iodine, rcsuhllinated. \ n, 40; loeves'
euchu short, v N, -; lcavua, 1nna, Al.x.,
" M, mosnhiai sulph, y or. -; spirits
alter sweet, q N, ~; strychnia, er, ~ ais al &,
Lg' 'apoca' v N, I; wax, White, 4 n,
kslgostS ou,ainc, v on. si.Oesl.a; cia.
4HHl'NHs NfihNht q.
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LIQUORS,

lALcouor.--p gallon, s2.ST NH $40.
Observation-Disclosures gallon 400 n $40.
Imported cognac,l N7,r gallon, $3.50; ISL III,
W,O, h.in 1865, 700; itGp, $40; iS1S sSp.
1875, $3.50; OiAfd, nupuy & Co.'S cognnr, ISIS
100; 1870, $780, 1854, 500; 1875 sos: BIS.
$50; 1873, 5000 sow
.GiE-Domostlc, New York or Philadelphia,
n gallon, sl.Mi Holland, r. gallon, S9..5deS5,
Sir Robcr, Bnrnetfs old Tom, a gallon, N. M
o.; Sir Robert hurnett's old Tom, a cask,
te:50da.O; Holland n ease, $40.
WHIskN-l 0uislAna r'ctihcd, 10 u cent,
proof, a gallon, f.lS; Western, ulsoi.i M
Bourbon, ~ i04aI0; Rye, tLj0cl5O; scotch,
tmpgrted, N'0estHi Irish, Imported, $40
CnAMpAsHEs lloudocer Carte Blanrh
Sussr,s, dozen, gMj Piper lleidscick,quarts
IL doIer, 100; krug & Co., quarts, n dozen
MO; Moor 4 0handNn, Sillcry Mousscux, n
doren, @oOi Crcmnnt d'Ay, Adnsen, 300, u
n. Mumm &Co,e, pints, q additional; dry
vereenay, 2LIo; Extry Dry, $50
WINEs--Cnlifornia clasVt R fnuon. 6NRR,,
xienfandcl No !, q Eallun, iWdii; import, I,
mareis, ordinary, = cask, 7O.0NoO'CQ; family
oiafcts, per cask, i1noNSnuO; nne cinrris Il
onsk, tN.NNJl5bOl, NtdoU y Gaze. G60. ~
Julian, case, go; MarrauN, 4 case. 200,
fonie Camel, y case, iu.jl; l.arbse, y cnso
100, LcuNill, h case, igU0. Chateau lnnitc
' case. 400; ordinary. 3 case. S.a,sS.. n,
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Hnnrs AN sltnE.

Mems kip hrognns, gi6tl95; boys kin hrn.
loys +, cali brngans glGl2i; mems kin
ebucklc plows, l0NGl.,A; boys kip 9-buckle
plows, sal p; mems hun halls congress and
button, l1iGg.5j; mems emf balls, congress
and button, 2.aNdi5O: mems Kip boots, 2lOOd
calf boots, 2lONdtp NJ hoA = kin boots, lhOAd
lSu; boys l.. calf boots, lG.iOd1i.ul; boys
calf boots, s..dAGT.O0; wumons ~ ldppnlkas
IIhNlscj Misses (O kip pOlkns, bNG7Oc;
ohllds lD kip poikGs, Nll sizes, iiNtiic; child's
Kip pnlkns, AT sizes, bsclc; WOmcn's calf PEP
and ~ polish, l.oI,tl.G5, Misses calf peg and
~ polish, Nvtl.l0, wom,u's bull spwed mol
'sh, WOLF; womcn's calf scwcd polish, 80
Gl.Sila; wonen'g grain Srwcj and polish, ~
0l.s3; womcn's kid sewcd, 0UOl1i; woncn's
goat scwed polish, l.5Npl.I5; wnmons grain
sewcd button, lONGl2i; Womens kid Sewed
button, l.O0G3,00; womon's goat sewed button
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Last year o.. au2 lO,3sB 5GE so ....
Exports this weeF: Great Britain, II. 2
France, b: Continent, l,H0D: stocks nj H..
rTnii,N 's',,ta 49, This day. lg33s3. thls
day last year, 27oAs2.
Kansas ClTT, Aug &GWheot shorplv
lowe; 65l5, cash; 059., September: 0sl, lid,
October
October. '''''''''' ~ '''
oats dun and nominal, U bid.
lao 10 800 pounds, S6.GOGd.8O; native steers,
SOTO LOO pounds, sl.7JlD5.25; stockers and
feeders, f0M4.5o; cowr, $2.s0@375; Texas
steers fair TO good, - 5JG l.25.
Hogs-Rcccipts 5000; wenker and . cents
lower $4,000 52l5
pounds, 1926.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Aug. S-Whclt unsettled and
lower with moderate activity: closed -ldl un-
der Yesterday; August, 7J3L ,u0O = closed 7Ois .
September, So .'GSlN, closed sla, ;GsOss; Ocl6,
ber 50 sgS2K, closed W; No. red "A; No. 3
Corn-Good demand md unsettled; closed
"A over Yesterday. cash, 52a ,ta5l: August, ~ ,
as, closed J2i,m5&li September, ~ Ass,
closed IS; October. 5lnl5l5., CLOSED 5lss.
Onts-Dull and lower; cash, 2SD2g; August,
9sfsG2iS1, closed Z3l.; September, 2jg slq2js1
closed 25lCn2sIs. ~
Pork-6ull;> cash, ;lG.5oaizl2,5; August.
$40; September ylb5G; October, 3la
Lard-Eensier: q as lower, cnsh. 74Tiz an
$50; August, rs; September, i47i smI50
Bulk Neats-In fair demand: shoulders.
$50; short rib, S75; short clcnr, O.3j.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; steady; COLO; lower;
fj.3G96.l0.
Unttie-Receipts, $500; fancy cattle flrmer.
NCd73i; Exports, s6.5Wa7; good 10 choice
shipping, s6.OGGd; common Ia medium,
Si.flNG.l. -; grass Texans, Eddp lower: 81 4Nn,
49l
snecp-Rco eipts, $500. 2OGi0 lower; in
ferior 10 lair, ;2.Id3; medium 10 good, t3.5n1
4; choice 10 fanny, yl6J.<5: lambs. pcr hood
yJ0d3.75. Texas sheer 81 bDdi.
Rgw uRfrkEs Market
NEW ORLEA ~, Aug. N.-Flour dull. lower.
higher grades, g. bOdigO
Corn AQuiet; mixed, 63; white, rs.
Onts-Western scarce, 4a,ell; Texas aulet
rn-mea-IOWer.
HayADalI. lcafci prime. ,lleI5;choiee SIG
Pork Good dqnand, higher; Nfl4@l7lS.
IArd-Firmer.
Shouldcrs-Pncked, Gl;: long clenr md
clear rib, lOI4; choice canNnsscd sugnr curcd
hams; stemdy: II.
Mhlskey-t iran; Western rcctined, {lG1I 90
Chmc-Stendy; moderate demand: cargues
eommon 10 prime, 2 ,Mll.
N sugar. fHir 70 fully iair, f,M49t; prime. o,
yellow clarified, . tg53a; granuatcd,6
Nolasses- Stcndy; common. ID: rehnInq. N
alO. ''"'''s' =
Rieo-Quict aud firm; Louisiana ordInpr,
TO prime, Al .gtl5,.
Bran--MOdpraie demand; M.
Cotton seed Oll-Dull; prime crude, 2Nle3O
summer yellow, refined, SNglO.
Sight exchange on New York, s. per Loo
premium; sterling cNchnrgc, long, iSi.
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WOOL. HIDES AND pELrRIEs.

weoI,-Mexicau, free fhurrs, llal2c; Mex
lssn Improved, lSGl6ci coarse, Ice; nna me-
dlum 2s9S,c; fine wool, according TO die and
condition, HOPE; bury, 9tec per pound
less, according To burrs
HiDEs-primc plump flnts. "a ma and an,
10 per m; seconds, plump Hints, 20 ibs and up,
Csc per n, prime light and kips, u per n:
culls bulls ind Angs, Cove Per m, dry sailed,
eal w g, according TO condition; grccn saltcd,
TGlr.
pELrhl Hs--nccr skins, 2NG22r; antelope, 10
,olSc; seal skins, lJn9lc; sheen pelta, as Der
wool, act,a,c; shearllngs, lONi5c.
TAILow-Prlme tallow, &c; tailow grease,
Sall4c; grease, yellow 20 brown tdfc.
BKeswAN Prime yellow, 100; dark aud
ednitAulifsl rdH~.
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Qnoting butcher live wclghts We have,
vorn fed leevcs, 4 N. tdrs cents; rrass foi,
y n tgiA cents cnwf, n 10, 9adN, ccnta.
huttons, mlr, x4clis ccuis. choire, Sag :.
tcnis N. West 81 the Texas Central a,ll.
ray; north Of a line drawn east nnd ,ytst
nth Waco, and east OF lint drawn north
and south With ilnirl aud south of Red river.
stock delivered on the trail IA luts OF 4 .Ooi
heal o. upward are raied 49, follows, Year.
f-ychf aid slrcf>. iRon, do heifera igon
wv irfn Ito year old lrnmmonl sl.0iso
no summon COW and calf nlnadgh(d
lounf Tcxas bulls. 9.0o1lio0 umdod elock
Gus niicn higuei. enlle Texans RAISED south
'ourr Than above nuoinflons
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LUMBER AND BuILDING MATERIAL.

Rouuu LUMnER-Under % feet, so n | 200:
over - feet, s22.50 n 1000
DRESSED LuNBER-One side, select, sos -
900; one side, over ~ Inches widc S27,iD Il
iMl; two si1csSE.N e 1000; one side, n .6olfs
Inches, $50 e l,OJOi native siding, 80 n loo;
white Pine sidlug, second cummon. $3.50 r.
900; poplar Siding, t2i n 900; rough coulne,
tlb Z lWl; y editing, dressed and undrcsscd,
w \ OOi ~ cclling, dressed and undrcsgcd
rs y 1000; poplar ceiling, t21.5l r 1000; white
pine cciling,SN y l,0OO; dresscd ans matched
iiooring, tgi.h0 y 900; ls-inch hatious, rough,
slI.O per 1900; dressed, 30 4 hoe
SuiNGLks-f 1000: Sap pine -; heart
pine, ~. No. | cypress, fL3; G. n cypress,
ti5O; boss, best or all hbnrt cypress, 81; al
menslon cypress, inches, 50; round end ey.
urpgS Il y
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/. WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For any case OF the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced In.
Dr.. Richau's Golden Remedies
HANAN & son.

win not radically cure. DIR. Richnu's
Golden Balsam No. will cure Syphilis in ia
primary and secondary stages, such ng old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
SKIN eruptions, soreness Of the scalp and all
Stages of the disease eradicating disease and
mercury thoroughly Price 81 per bottle, OF
two bottles for So Dr. lti"l9us Golden Bal.
sam No. viii cure the third Stages or Ter.
tiary syphilis, where syphilitic and mercu.
rial rheumatism are connected with the mi.
mary and secondary. | have hundreds OF
certificates where miraculous cures have been
effected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they Ike, and require no gu ward
applications. Hundreds hUil,r from syphi.
litlc ana mercurui rheumatism who are not
aware or IT, and defy such TO obtain radl.
cal cure without lie use of ihs medicine. II,
beneficial effects are 'olt Ut once. 1t has rails.
eu men nom hospital beds IN one wecE, who
nave lnln There tor years under the best pruc.
liloners in the city, and Is the only radca
cure for the worst disease Notwithstanding,
Price s. per bottle, or two bottles for So Il
saves yoarself-it saves your offspring iron
the faint or tins cOurgc,
DIR. Richau's Golden Antidotc, a safe, speedN
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhmR
gleet, irritation, gravel and all urinary de.
rangemcnts, accompanied with full dlrec.
lions, Warranted 10 cure. Price 50 per bot
tie.
Or. Richau's Golden Elxer dc Amour,
radical cure for SpcrmatOrrhua, general de.
bllity IN old or Young, giving vitality and i'm.
parting energy with wonderful effect to those
who have led II life Of sensuality or self-abus,
II IS Invaluable 10 those who are anxious 70,
nm Increase of family. Nothing more certair
IN its effects. H. Is composed Of the mos
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king
dom. HARMLESS but speedy i'm rcstorin,
health Price Is per bottle, or two bottles 10,
w. Trade supplied ut n liberal discount.
On receipt Of price, by mail or express
these, remedies VIII be- shipped 70 any part o.
the United States and Canadas, free from oh
scrVatlon. PROMPT attention pai TO nh cor.
respOndence-strlcly confidential. Priyat,
parlor for ladies. The doctor can be consult
ed at MS office from n. m. 10 . y. m.
Address Dr. ID. j., RICHARDS, No. e2S Va.
""t hrrH' NDr York citv "
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visltorr 10 tho reunion, call and see
our great reductions IN hats and bon
nets, Tor infants, children, misses aud
ladies. No trouble 70 show goods al u.
Fgurirn'e 7Dr yiw street.
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TfWTNFTI-N NOWWNInN
Soflens thu hair when harsh and dry.
Soothos tho irrltatod scalp.
Affords the richest lustro.
Prevents the hair from falling on.
Promotes its healthy,yigorous growth.
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Cartwheels, cartwheels, cartwhoels In
black, cream, white, tan ana drab. trim
med amt uhtriumod, as Il. Bauman's
7Oj Kim Hirpat.
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That Husband OF Mine
IL three times tho man he was hefora
he began using "wclls' Health Re.
newer" 81. DruggNa.
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Just the thing for the reunion. One Of
those rivlish cartwhcelS trimaed iu
mull, AT bauminS, TB Elm street.
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FRUIT. POULTRY. GAME. rte.

.oRANGEs-sicily, q case OF 200. 600; valen-
cine, nominal.
LBNoNs--Sicily, 700 u box; Malaga, zoo.
DArEs-In trails, l06ol2c.
BANAEAs--3.0Olf4.00 y bunch.
GRAPES--Malaga,g .0000G50 half barrel.
SWIFT MISUNDERSTANDING
ONIoNs-New, country, 75c. 2 bu.
PoPAToEs-p bushel, Gee.
CABBAGE--New2 .25C92.5O D dozeA, or 5ey5c
T. n.
CHIcKgSs-We quote at 2,Oo@225 q dozen
tSrkeyS, zoe.
BaeS-So y dozen.
zBgrrEg-Ghoice western, 2O925e; cooking
l5IglSc; countrv. 2Jtt,AiG.
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Go To Bauman's and see the elegant
white emhrnidorcd null suits, being
sold at less than New York cost.
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GLASS 1164, AUG. 10Th.
ONLY 2,OOOTIcEErs AND sos PRIZES.
SUI prizes amounting In u. y. gold IN ,23,Os
TICKETS, ~; HALVES, 81.

ALL PRIZES PAIN ON FERMENTATION,
tor further Information and tickets, nd.
General Agents, 1919 Broadway, New Vorl
CITY, JoltN u. FEnNANnEZ. SRvnnnAh. Gp,
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stcamer wrecked.

NEW York, Aug. THE New York
agent Of the steamer Amsterdam says
the cargo, principally telegraph wire,
was mostly thrown overheard and the
vessel is not total wreck.
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Flows from the Maximum Mineral Foun
lam OF saratoga Springs, and is I'm the opin-
ION OF the most eminent medical men, Ma
lures Sovereign Cure for CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
CONDITIONS Of the KIDNEYS, and a most
snlutary Alternative in Scromlous Affections.
win Indies, gentlemen and bon vivants ev-
erywhcrcit has become the standard of al, /.
larry eNpcdients, fOriifying the digestive nlur-
lions and enabling free-livcrs 10 Indulge with
IMMUNITY ut table. The world Of wealth, in
telligence and refinement tcs,incs To its
sparkling, naturally pure and dolightrul
qualities MS the beverage incompatible, and
accrcdit II with being the surcst and snct llest
source ofclear compilations, high health and
eMhuherant spirits, HArHOEN SPRING
WATER Is sold only In glass bottles; -four
dozen plnts are packed In II case. II may H..
obtained nj all hotels and Of druggists. VIA,
merchants and grocers everywhere, AVID
BETTERTON, IRVINE & co..,
Sole Agents for Dallas Towns.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETs eY rELEGRAPH.
COTTON STATEMENT.
otal J. l,2T 2,Boi 4.sOj76S 5,o37,S7I

Last year 3022 lO,7sG 5,g3l so ...
Exports this weeF: Great Britain, a. 2
France, ?; Continent, $500; stocks at a..
White ''"'' ~, this day l0j,3s3; this
day last wear 27gAe2
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10 tho men OF tho north
to help deyelope them. Tho audience was
large Including many i.dis,. Letter.
were read from aov-rnors II, Hubbard, OF
Texas; Proctor Knott, OF Kentucky
aud Jarvis, of North Carolina, and sr'
Governor Brown aud others. Governor
Crluenden, OF Missouri, delivered an eiire-
tive speech, He said there was nothing
political IN this immigration movement.
There was no pollics In the south
when such movements take hold
OF the people. In twenty years the south
would be the greatest manufacturing sec
ton OF tn, whole country. The youth
OF the present would live TO see
the fruits OF this, meeting.
Tina west would join hands
with the south In this great work. Colonel
Hooker, Oi Mississippi, was the neri
speaker he enogized on American N.
yentiye genius aud enterprise, and rloried
In the fact that toe Americans
Invented 'olegrahps and steam bavi.
CATION, constructed the Mississippi
jetiits and ths 81. Louis bridge.
lie taid there ought IN be re union OF I'll
the people Of the Union. Mississippi was
heart aud hand In the Immigration move.
mont. The south was destined 10 become
the grest manufacturing and agricultural
region. President Nc Whittier then delivered
formal welcome 10 the delegates and
members OF tho association. He said tn.
present meeting was the mere Ecaifolding
OF the work 10 be performed hereafter. Ao-
iourned
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False ECONOMY.

| As might have been expected, the appro-
pristions committee Of the house at Wash
ington IL beginning to be extensively criti-
cised not only by republicans and by re-
publican journals but democrats a9 we'll
with reference 20 the policy Of cutting
do "a the various estimates OF The secre-
tsrles OF the department Tor tho fiscal year
ending June 80, 1885
Many estimates might possibly be proper
| ly cut doon somewhst, but even such re-
duo,ions should be made only upon tsch-
nca or satisfactory Information either
Within the personal possession Of members
OF the committee or brought directly to the
committed attention. t. assume merely
thai estimates IN any given direction are
to- high and proceed upon the assumption
to cut them down many thousands 10 but
poor campaign policy even, to cav nothing
OF any other or higher policy.
II is very illogical aud unjust even to as
sumo that the high officials OF the govern
ment are dishonest and want to rob tina
government, aud it Is pretty safe to assume,
on the other hand, that cabinet officers,
heads of bureaus and others In charge OF
government work know better than COM
mlttee Of the house the real demands from
q tinan5sl standpoint OF their depart
ments. Prima facle the department esti-
m res are correct and represent the real
ne de OF tho departments, and as we sug-
Qest therefore should not be cut down nnd
b .cked to pieces upon mere caprice, but
stand until disTroyed by direct testimony.
IL campo. but be apparent to all that the
rspub leans occupy the stronges' ground
and are rather getting the advantage OF the
dem ocrats in the debates 30 long drawn Out
upon The appropriation bills, as they have
been so far reported. II fifteen or
twenty millions OF dollars are TO be
taken from tnis years estim stes only to re-
appear in deficiency bills next year. the
pretenss of economy will be too transpar.
en-, 81 accomplish any lasting good for the
democracy. Economy 10 all we'll enough
In its way, but when, as It is now charged
the dem ,orsts are attempting to do. tue
necessary funds for the government de-
Tense, as In the naval bill, or for the public
convenience as IN the pottal bill, are being
withheld, 1t is neither economy or good
policy.
II II Is necessary to have 60 much money,
II the estimates from republican sources
Q al for 20 much, the democracy cannot,
certsinly, be charged with extravsgauce in
voting the full amounts. True economy
consists only In Topping of the sinecures
discoutipuing unnecessary and worthless
estab lishments and In bringing the admin
istr ,,ion OF affairs to q business basis
q liberal and yet business basis.
In their appropriations this year, pres
Dental year, the democrscy win display
more craftsmanship and more heartily re-
ceive the aup-oval Of the people BY pursu-
ing a liberal business plan, and giving IN
the statements OF the Featle.
men who compose the cabinet
the wright they are entitled to IN the Oh.
ssnos o. direct coptrovsr sion than By eues''
| IND hat the postal estimates are Two high
lbg three millions. the nsyal By eight and "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-13
NEWS CREAM.
The Little Pop.Gans Of tho Campaign
Beginning TO Blaze.
The Catils Plague Ia Kansas-Zora
IIurnS Murderer:
And miscellaneous reiegraphlc Matter.
Political Points.

ELz,BErH, N. Y, March ~ The Union
coutt township ect,ons yesterday show
mixed results. rho democrats gained one
ireshold~r. All the republican tickets were
stolen NJ noon aud IL was late before the
others were prlnted.
FRANKLIN, n. II March 1.-the town
elections yesterday resulted ina complete
dem ocrn'ic rule for years, returned again
10 tho republicans by large majority.
NEWARK, N. j., March II -Ersex county
election: bIicans. 20;
democrats, "; a net republican gain OF 2.
Loho BRANCH March 2-The republi.
cans made very general gains In the county
elections yes arday,
LIrrLr Rock March 1.-THE democratic
executive COMMITTEE to-day decided TO hold
STAT, conve tion and nominate state oiii-
cert ard select delegates To the national
convection June 25'h. n Little Rock.
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BUNCH OF KEYS.

The press Throughout. Texas where this
musical satire on hotels has been produced
are unanimou In their notices as to the
merits of this nughter-provoking play, ITS
wonderful mechanical hotel Set and the
company producing H., and the highest
enconiums are lsvishly given to Miss For
ence Moore, the stellar attraction her we'll
select d vocal selections aud unique dane.
ing have charmed the amusement seekers
Of the different citiee. OF the plsy ana the
company the Galveston News Of the 6tn,
has the 70 lowing: AT the matinee yes
terdsy afternoon. and again last night,
Bunch o. Keys attracted large audiences to
the fremont II any one who has seen the
rolick,pg fun.mnkers and heard the soHgs
thew sang, is al appointed. he mus, feel
lonesome ia the minority he constitutes.
The Bunch OF Keys is one OF the best COM
parties Of its kind that has ever been here.
and deserves ID pular favor"