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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

The Opposition Papers and the re.
cent Legal Tender Decision.
It seems to be the obvious intent
OF the money lords through a pur.
chased press to immortalize debt,
and psrpetaate monied aristocracy
resting upon an interest bearing,
untaxed debt a. Its basis. The Chi.
cago Daily Herald. has made
itself conspicuous In denounciag
every man rs q crank or lanatic.
who affirmed tho absolute right Of
tho power to Issue money to be Ia
Congress, and that Il could consti-
tutionlly impress its sovereignty up
on any substance It saw at, rs u L..
gal tender In the payment Of debt.
public and private. Tho Supreme
court has repeatedly affirmed this,
,and now that It has again In = most
emphatic and decided opinion OF a
nearly unanimous court affirmed its
former rulings upon the question,
the Herald advises that the consti-
tutionality Of such legislation be
conceded, but that its erpedieacy be
.constaHtly assailed.
The Herald and tho press OF the
country taking the same position
seek to perpetuate the national
banking system which can only be
maintained by giving Immortality to
some form Of bonded indebtedness.
The question Of expediency then Is
whether It Is better to have monicd
system which Is . perpetual interest
drain upon the people, or one that
IL free from such taxation. while
furnishing y better and cheaper cur
.rsncy to the people.
The report Of the Controller Of the
currency made to Congress last De-
,cember, shows that the money sys-
ITEM which the Herald thinks 1t ex-
,pedient to make immortal, has cost
ahe people in interest alone ea its
debt basis TO November I, 1ssx. the
sum OF @S56, 7s9, 500. The same re-
port shows that tho hanks during
the same time have paid as tax on
their circulation. $5S.ss5.oaa, thus
leaving the real burden this bastard
currency has cost the people out
Eighk over and above the cost OF
1reenbacks. the sum Of &ads,7as 500,
And this Is but sitke 0f tho cost ef
this peruiclous system Of legaiias0
and chartered extoruon and govern
ment- licensed theft.
The news paper press of the demo,
cratic party, which seeks TO make
var upon this sovereign and excla-
awe power Of Congress, instead OF
basing It's hostility upon the ground
Of "erpediency," appeals to prsa-
dice. Papors like tho Dubuque
Heyoid and the Washington Post,
assume that money must have In
trinsie value. and that the democrat
ic party a the past has been in
harmony In thought and action with
these ideas. The purpose Of this
article 10 to examine into these al
legged xntecedents Of the democratic
party, for the double purpose OF dis
abusing the minds Of the people, On
this question, and TO prevent pref
asdice without Investigation, from
surrcndering the exclusive prerog-
alive and duty Of Congress to the
corporations.
ONLY ONCE N ONE HUNDRED YEARS.
Only once In one hundred years
did Congress pass Law making
money Of intrinsic value--the only
money ~ the federal government,
and from this law an appeal was
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

Some time since the editor or the
PLAIN DEALER submitted some inter.
rogatories to the Dubuque Heyuld,
which its editor at the time dare not
answer. Since then It has been
studying the finance question as
several incohercnt articles have re-
gently appeared in the Herald. That
paper insists upon intrinsic value as
m element pertaining to money, yet
It seems to be satisfied with national
bank issues. The questions which
We propounded are based upon its
financial theory Of money, yet it
fears to answer. They were as fol-
lows:
I. II money must have intrinsic
value, 10 Il right TO issue any whose
intrinsic value Is less than its face
vAlue2
?. II you have not gold enough
to redeem your paper, Is It not o
crime to issue paper money based
on goldi
3. II you have gold enough. is It
not wiser to issue that instead OF pa
per, 30 that no redemption will be
needed
1. II the promise and means to
pay are sufficient to keep paper at
par, would not making 1t q full legal
tender coupled with q promise to re-
ceive Il ut It's face value for all taxes
and public dues do the same thing?
8. II the intrinsic value Of taxes
IL that OF all materials necessary to
carry on the government, would not
that be good basis on which to is
sue national paper money or treas
ufy notes!
8. What Is the intrinsic value OF
gold independent Of fancy, fashion
and legislation?
In reply to the first question, she
Herald asks us to "prove that money
must have an intrinsic value" We
don't believe It; hence decline the
task. Besides that Is the task the
Herald has undertaken since dcclin.
ing to reply. Onr position is that
money must have a legal value.
which is given 1t by law, and that as
money It has no other. The HsraM
says "the second and third questions
are easily disposed Of" but that is
all the disposition it has made u
them.
To the fourth question the Herald
asks: AT par with what?" We
had supposed money was ut par
when taken and received mt the
sum denominated on its facc--when
It would liquidate debt, rs . legal
tender. at It's face value. Such is
the ruling Of nearly all the state
courts, and also Of the federal court.
The fifth question the Herali thinks
''incoherent and absurd We re-
specially refer the Herald to the
money articles OF such democrats as
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jack.
SON. Of whom, perhaps it had heard,
though its asking what is meant by
"the intrinsic value OF taxes" shows
Il Is not very familiar with their
teachings. The sixth question il
considers comical, but nothing yet
invented Is as comical, or shows
moro ignoranc OF u question it at
tempts to discuss, than its reply. As
the Herald seems to have formed
some opinions on this subject OF late,
perhaps 1t can reply to these ques-
tions more TO its satisfaction now.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-04-17

Iu Wurtcmberg girls under sixteen
years of age are not allowed to dance
round dances.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Fresh buokwhea, a,ur, at Als.onr.

Fresh buckwhea, dur, at Als,ons.
whole cnuli1 ,wer, In large olne. lust re-
coivtd st Aletons.
VII. Garner. aud wife. Mckinney are
g1e,ts VI the Windsor.
whitaker ssr hams at II. @. HLrsr's cor
ner Sy cauore aud Is N.
Horne ndlsh spi everything in TIRE sxo
Gerry line you want Ut Bouobe's.
Creamery butter In email pals, a strictly
choice r.iole, for sale az Alston's.
Tho Tyrolesn troupe will give another
select concert tonight ST. Mayors estHhhsh'
mcnt.
Fine mnple syrup, white rock candy
syrup snd choics Loulsisns syrup. for sale
~ reduced price,. Ed. 5. ALsfoa.
Charles O. Cooper. charged with sssault
on Julius Griffin, h,d hearing before yns-
tce K.ndall yesterday morning and was
dischargej.
The memhers Of tho W. +. Cl1b vii! meet
Z. Dexter q Ferguson's Office Sunday as III
a. m. All members rqntitei 10 10 on
hand. W. II. GAiHs', SEQ.
Attention ia called TO the advertisements
OF Bructliue In another column, said TO be
ths grsgIest and r. ost psr'sct hGir Tsstorer
ever discovered. Don't isl ~ read THO adj
vertissnent.
The old frame bvilding, oypoats Sanger
Bros. on Main atreet, on which Colonel W.
& Rasdsll. the owner, W u have s.eo,ed q
/ thrss-,torv brick With q City fcct 'rcas TO
ost s3000s,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
rhe Frsncb ARMY.

Under tho empire man mishs sses 2 Q
military duty oy furnishing q suos,ituts, or
by the payment " q csrtsin surn annually,
fxsd by decree OF the minhter Of war; but
nv the law Of July q, 1919, IL IL declared
that avery Frsnchman owes personal tniii-
iGry rsryice, the right OF substitution DC
ing aboi,ibsd. He is liable TO zach g ssr-
vice from the age OF twenty 10 that OF
forty, aod lorna part OF the sctiye army
for 6ya years, Of the reserve of such army
Tor .sur ysars, Of this Territorial srmy FOR
i've yssrs, aud Of the reserve thereof fer
six ystrs, making twenty years IN all.
Any Fronchmsn, moreover, between tbs
ssss OF eighteen and t~eniy'ionr, WHO hah
not been tlfssdy conscfipted, who 10 OF eut-
fcieIt hsisht. abe bodied, unmarried or q
vidousr without children, and provided
with = certificate Of good conduct, may vol.
untser for ira ysnrs' service In the army OF
navy.
A .oliier may also re.enlis', upon tbs
Dom pls,ion OF his five years OF active ser.
vice, Tor . further term OF two, three, four
or five years, during which period he 10 en-
OF eight ccntirrss, or II he BIO q non -oom-
missioned oGictr, OF ten oeptinss (swo
osnu) q cs,l
A. further induceaent 70 remain n
active SERVES IL IL provided by the laws OF
July a, 1873. that certain civil and military
ploy ments ere reserved exclusively for
ihoss who have been In the active army for
twelve years. and during four OF these year,
With the grsds Of non commissioned Of
acsr.
The total effective sorcs OF the army Is
time Of peace Il 90 900, and in tins OF wal
1900 900.
We may ed, n passinG, that ~ the
farms Of . law passed August 1, 1874. horsss
and mules are daily enrolled. and are liabl6
70 description Ter military purposss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
A Southern Beauty.

In IN old COPY Of the Lexington Csussa
alan, OF AuGust, 1879, 81 She close o.! htr
second season AZ w siIo SulphrT, ind tsie
c.udo attempt At q pen.apu-inE descriptions,
which will a. losst serve 10 show the impres.
sion made Oh nysslf, Who had charge OF
hsr during both summers:
"rhs Belle Ronsl OF oil the bsllss vas
this yeay. ss last, tho e,sT-eytd Yrginiks,
sweet eorceress OF the JlmeT, Aattie Ould,
OF Richmond. Sac wss queen o. Ill she
"a yeyed; sway there Was mono 10 dis
puio. Grave esnatora and giddy boys,
gfsy-bsired generals apu frlity counter
hoppers, foreign ministers, cabinet ofiic.rs.
supreme court judsee. society spips
and dancing fellows, slks FIJI
before the ressil,ss magic OF her chsrms.
Soalps enough dangltd from her 6tllthipsl
h, 10 ts.o tina Gmni,lou OF dozsn Sioux
Kckspo0 braveS. Her tr:ck v6s piled
With lie cofputss OF noble yiotme. Her
canrlO, vhrels we're cloggtd with stark auc
slaughtered Hsctors. HR COASTS wore
ltrevn with the wrecks OF gel ant barks,
'rseIionR,sly fieigst,c. fouog, ls'r IS
thousand starr. OF bssuty tuch tsit he'd
she lived In PbAm's time. pear HgieD's
fame would hsys been uuSuns. CONS lex
ion neither hl1nds nor bfuattts, lowering
bsIvs.n tho dsru and t5s xnnr1Io OF a
summers merning. Eyes, BESIDE whoss
errouy sl;rcss Clpid'x RcSn6si CARS orc
orl, tt for ire froYs or tlans--tyss that
drive me vary ttare OF heaven di.tfssted
With snvy. Lsshss more sleJiously tilssn
thap svsr hiplsd ths IDA OF Osorts
kosi. Hair ia which tan Thousand olouiec
iua sesms nestls, dArKly bright, Due 81
xsssamsr threads, bat frniug net
work which sssrss Of 0ssculins straR-
slsrs have ionp< pswsriuI rs tho .rtsn
viibss tkes bosaa DslilAh'a saInson
hstehlsos "a grace. karvslous'y gffad Ia
vonans eraa d endsus2szt--.nngue Tones
son - tao noiseai wsrbllnso Of Aats %,
srsfls ssss ~ twiught. polar asar in
every throtg, tswtyd whom ell nOssltaf
son psssss point vita constant nngsr. A
naayxst strosg sssusb tv turn O whole bat
talon torAy inrvy, and bring he-pltnst'
rushing iIsm shtlr isT-en Fpherss. Love.
llsr more sschsuting cIeat nre never q tied
thrSagh ths paradise Of raptstt pseIs
6ysam. Ds.chba hei' We're my pen =
suill rom leo piaisn Of the lotlsst ssrsph
That bgres Ia Cleaning glory, eod dippsa
Ia the retals5nt radioncs OF the isinbow'
fons,sin, IL would bB im possiblo. Rapha-
ELS ghost. SITTER thrse CENTURIES OF cslsftit
practice, Vsuli isiat ut the talk o! tryins
10 Depict her ,renscsudsns loyeline,s a
second reason 81 Waits Sulphur 10 llwsy-
psrllOus \. bsllnship. She passed ID IN IN.
upph, aud looking back over her brI iiSp'
career msy truthfuily eIo'nim
Mignier tina cat Cesar twice
Dan say We 4, vi | flCiI'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
Personal.

g.E. Carver, Marshall, IL az the Wind
BOT.
l.. Apb,ey, of Marshall. Ia at tia Wind
aor.
A. de Lamar. scd Wits. st. Louis. are a:
tho WiSdsof.
Morgan joiner. Of Bs,s Worth. was in The
city ysxierdAy.
VS.. Fsr.tn. Of Gainesville. Ia Lssisa
as the Windsor.
MsErs NsSh eud HsrwsS1, 81 Ksstnss.
we're In the si'y ysslsrday,
4. q. Kimhrossk, Of tAs Li.tls Nseaui.
tsr. vM in tho city yssssrtAy.
R,P. Jones aud ,. r Saith, Of ehG1as.
are registered o. the Wisdssr.
IN. DfHun aAd .. II. uoitA, ot 1hG-
MAN, ara stopping st tue Wfntssf.
Oslessl T. J Brown. Of Rhersass. sttcr.
nsy tor the Gould iisss, IL at She Windsor.
Robert N. Rosa, the popular rssrsAsxta-
tive Of the Mitchell wagon, Jscksss, Mich.
iyan, N ut tue windsor.
w. 8, Adair. o'ty editor OF the finss.
returned from Ina Asrdi Gras festival al
Gaivsttop and vat to Ban Antonio.
Mr.. I. Hsldsn and bride returned yes.er-
day from ins,r bridal tour. on winch tnay
attended The Asrdi 0rLs featiUties ~
New Orlssps.
Mr.. Henry Bs-c6ardt ana Miss Ennis
Wolf OF Ellis county, ~srs united IN mar
rage yesterday morsing by Judge Il. IL.
Bake, of she county court.
will Frees, OF Ffses & Son, the music
do,lsrs, IL In town. He has iust returned
from vsrv successful trip through the
southern part OF tho ststs.
Alderman Msroney returned yesterday
from New Orleans, where ne west 10 ~
Al. A fuat lott md tns
The paving n the streets OF that city ell ~
his own personal eIpsnse.
Captain John p. W,l.on, manager OF the
Dall.s City Comprs,s company, who vent
to New Orleans to attend MIDI Grss, re-
iurnsd Yesterday With q fair be 10, and are
Quartsred NJ the Windsor.
Capt. J. N. Simpson returned ye,terday
morning from q trip through wet Texas
| Okiny a'tsr his cattle interost. He reports
that the stock men Of that section are mat
ing preparations to attend the cattle mems
convention which convenes here the llth
Deputy Sheriff Brown, of ELI, county,
passed ,orough the CITY on Yesterday
morninR'a norlb-boupd train having ia
cnargs young man named Y mmnmsu
You0s blood, who recently went insane In
tina. county, whom he was conveying
home
Rsv r. @. Pearson and lady arrived in
tbs city Yesterday evening, ana arc the
guests Of Rsv. D. w. Broughton. pastor OF
mo Cam b., and Presbyterian church. Mr..
Pearson W Il begin . serios OF meetings a.
tas Cam berlapd Presbyterian chu on sun
day At IL a. m, which will be continued
Indefinitely.
Al tho 81 George: B. NJ. Howard, Gal.
YER: IL Y. Bsnnan, Nashville, TsnS.: J.
e. jenkins, Mckinney: Lou,s Bosce, Fort
Worth; z. Fowler, Tsxss 4 Pacific; J.
Smith. n d, TeGss; T. J. sksllarn, OH.
csgo; ID. II. IcNill,n, Pit.sburg. Pa; Jss
Boone, 6ssetwsier; d. T. blsdson ard
lady. 'Clsbu!ne; T. J Mckinney, " 3
81 brand and lady. Wills Poin'; W. b
sparkmsn, 81 Louie; z. ". Pool, Far
Isrsyil'e; ": H Darcy, P. T. Marcy, Bs'-
ton; W. 81. james. Olseurns; n. Z. E.r-
wood, kaufman: ". J. Jsekson and viz.
Fort Worth; W. A. French. Kssimsn;
willie BrsdAs,d, rsrr.ll: J. 4: Jscesor,
Plano; J. Z. Doran. Ksnsss City; J; u.
Bshop, Terrell Bnssns Christlsn. Key
Wsss, Fla: ". T. X ker. Terrell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
PROFESSOR PuARAZYN.

The man of the mvstic hand appeared
again At ,be Dallas opera-house last even
ing aud delighted an audience with his
sk,ll In illusions. After he had placed him
self In an exposed position before the spec-
tstorp, arrayed a. he was, In neatly hnins
dress that bore no appearance OF nav
ing aught oonsesled ebout IL, bs cal mly
sheok 8 hankerchief Ia the air, turning IL
20 % 10 exhibit each eide alternately
and having done 90 he suddenly took from
the folds al the handkerchief. first ono and
then another bowl Of water, each hlied TO
t,s brim. running over, dripping upon tbs
door and esnh alivs With slttsring scsly
suunsh that dsshsd In the gsLight These
:: S,o.Sn. dSy S.a 30; :'''i n sn
be broke eye iato . tin hsa,ing dill,
poured spiYiss upon she Eggs. ~ them I'D
and - The dish hsned up nth bloc bsse
be covered Il up With TN lid and when be
next lined The cover nom the dish oui
stepped, with nev-whise pluuass, two
SsSsis dovsG Heyisg pssfoFned such .on::
ds = ere ds'criS ;,s Don: .sr: :o,S sn;s
81 lIitsd his little boy Harry uesn ~
Die, covered him ovss Win . Pisdoo bas-
kss, open st both ends, and While NE listls
folloV Vas peeping ffo0 Q hole Ia plain
siehs Of the audieeoe. dred . slx-shooter.
csuslne The child 70 vanish - did the
vIiohs fron the vision Of Mac.
beth. Rut the greetest triumph
nj ali ~ the sxUsrimsnt ~ nesmsrism in
which Nrs. Pnsrssyn 10 fxed II . hori.
soutsl pose, for i've minutes or more. with
no euppart from cortict with this planet
savs that derived from the ps:ut OF her ell
how. which rests upon the upper
noiut OF On apparently holl, .
rod.-,be veriex u her aogls
Dressed in 0reekish custune, right bs.u'
hui she looked, sleeping, uke fairy upon
. v,tsry NON beam. 10 tie eye OF ordi'
psry PEOPLE en- iranimsie crss,ure, HE
Isss tom. enjeying serene and perfso: r..
pcss. The peIf rmance clns'd Win the
S.ncs Of lhs Nsrionetses ard the distr On
too of xifts. consisting 81
= greatly varied collection Of sus.'sntis
ert,fIss. The capital prizes ~ere s2l tea
~ Of tasteful Ohinsxsre and So Cissl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Nias dear friends. dhsre vas tree tings ]
got me much wonder. Der drst vas dot
sch nall ch,lds shouli bs 20 foolishness a.
70 mate shtones und shticks gone ub 10 der
sch Wsst aoble trees to make down der
beech outs; for Oh Obey vi yoost let EN-
alone, d. ey will soon fall dhenslves down
Der sss ,nd von vas, do; mems viii be %
feolishuess GO to gone to var and kill Dc
oddsr; Of dbey would lst 'em alone, poo'y
i.st ting YES, mn FER Won dot | got me
most voudor ~, vss, dot young MN vas .
% wise as to gone for Ser young vim msns;
nfsr obey would only shtop st home der -
vNuli cnra no~ty gvick By dhsm.-TCarl
Preizsl's Weekly.
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~ .....AS4..S
- s..ss AS-ssS.
MERIDIAN, Fob. 20 -Tspt

kInIprAH, Feb. 20-[spso!sl. 1.-The
prosperous town OF Ired,ll In tho vel ey OF
tho 8 iquc, fourteen mica north Of this
On the TsIss Central, vss tho some ofe
DOL iagrstiou last night. Nearly toe entire
1nsinsss portion WAS swept, including many
The town IL one OF tho most pros.
porous aud In the mi1s, OF one OF tbs best
com mu cities in Bosouo county. Reliable
details no, known here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

watch. Mr.. W. 8 Kvmble, = Dallas tsle-
phone operator, drew ths tea set, aud VI
W. N. Eu,land, = commercial tpavtl'r,
hasdq 10 t.rs II Lpuisviiis. Ky., drew ths
watch. Tue matinee this afternoon and the
Performances Tonight closes ths proi.ssor's
Dsllrs engagement. Az both coming per-
form arcrs tne nsnsl presents and capital
Of That
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
TYLER

TrLr., Feb. % -g5psol'l 1.-The stock Of
goods OF j. O. stssyai, at !.indsls, levied
on some days ago, was 8 L ysst rdsy by
Sheriff Butter TOR 81 400, ~ per cant. less
than the inventory.
Businos. men aud book-tespsrs who az.
smioed tss students st the Commercial
O ,llsgc here, ysstsrdsy, smphEtizs the
dtcl sratioD that they sIood d very credit
able examination.
Tho county osndidats already has COM
msuced 10 s,slk sh-Nsd - The land.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Many cosmetics Tor the complexion have
Irom time To time been put upon the mar
kst. But none have stood the test as has
Poxzonl's medicatcd complexion powder.
1t is an absolute curative for blotches, dis
oo'oralions, iseeAis., e.c. For s-is by
drugy,aIa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

siek Hssdsohs, sto., re thoroughly cured
~ -. ysyns's Sentative Pie. Acdpg - q
ssnsr.l laxative. tasy remove al irritating
sud assal nsttsR tYea the bowsls. oesdual-
" change he vitia,sd sssrstions OF the
sto0ash sud liver, and restore thaas organs
q n hasllhv condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
Li.ss Joker Is tina best smoking tobsooc
no HSvILL q.

BsewNsvnLE, Feb 29.--f5peciall-About
1 o'dock tins amer Don q woman BY the
lame OF Sonora Tievino, who had been
working 10 psiahbors. and who was set.
ting down II . chair by the house, sudden.
~ complained that abe was dy ing, and 10 .
hu moments vss dead. DR.. Wilson being
sent for pronounced II case OF heart dis
ssso. She VA 20 years old.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Aside from thrir excellence, there 70
ecoroms IN buving Dr.. Prices Ssecisl
Fisvorirg Ertrscis :, as the bottles h | l one.
hslf more than Others purportinst hold the
s,m~ qusnuts. They are tho most rat
ursl a ,vors made. and In strength, qualify
and qusnsiiy there ara DO o.hsr h,vnrin Z
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
ssruBLrsAx EXECUTIVE eenurr'

4 letter vas received here ysstegday stat
ing that the republican state exsoutivs
committee would meet In Dsllss ON the
ION Of Msroh to select the place and desie-
nate She time for holding the repsblican
state convestiop. Members OF the N NIT
tee nom each senatorial district viii DO In
attendance. II 10 said that . mel ority OF
the committee have already expressed .
preferences r hold ne the ccnvsntion o.
Fort Worth,
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FL HASO.

r. PAso. Feb. - special 1-sprenE
Brotbers 4 Davidson, dry goods merchsr t.,
we're stsschef TO-DAY by New York cred.
tors for IS $50. Their Indebtedness Is
alb pat SIS 90. princip lly in NV York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Fer Bilious Oelfs.
Fer sosIlng toe spssus bNous eokic
bsnscs's Cspoins Porous PAsstsrs -
ppenpAly aud splendidlv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

To s,,,rs Alex nun, I. q. Terry, y. q.
othors.
GrnTLrMEE:-R Referring to your call, end
feeling ~ ! do, that o portion OF every cit p
sens time Is duo TO the putlc, am COM
strainod TO accept your mot q .tterirg TO-
lie tation, however much tnn acceptance
may interfere With my private business. l
therefor. ssy tbxt you may use my nsmo
AZ q candidate for aldermen of the Frs
ward, and n,lsotsd Will DO Ill in my power
10 advance the interests End prosperity Of
tho city OF Dallas, and especially the Frs.
ward.
/ am, gentlemen. yours obediently,
y. A. WILLIAMS.
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Nsn,schsdsl or hand ohss.e, pineapple
cheese, Edsm chssss and Little Joker
cheese, lust received ~ Alt
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COLI AAM

OcLsuAR, Feb. 0-f5pseisll Captain
Non urray arrived here to day with his
force 81 rangers that bad bsen ordered TO
th!s county. No trouble OF any kind 10
aptici paid, - Il 10 generally believed there
vii sst DO any fsnce-catting while the
rangers rsmsin In ths country.
Onov fell here TIL neon. II II clear now.
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GALyEsroy.

GaLvrsr,s. FAB. 81 'pecisl.lcThs
sue.eme c,u I affirmed: IL ,nston. Esst q
w.., Ter,. raj. wsy W. Hardy tt al, from
Harris: ti.lssron. Harrisburg a Ban An
tcnio raj say W. Bal, from Harrb; Asius-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Mr.. Z. Itshss, OF Hartford, Oonns ct'cst.
was for long tine trsnhl'd with rassna.
TEN He trt q 81. Jacobs Oil, the great
pain-surs, and was eomp.t " cured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Lemon paste. stuffed nsngoes. Tiny
Tina Autumn cllsrr pichlsa. jurt received
Of FL. y. Aliion's corner Sycamore and
Elm kLraakS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

None Jams and msrmslsdes, SHAKER pre-
srrves, ohsmpasns and cslvss foot jelly, At
Alst NE.