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pRUIr, POULTRY, GAME, rTU.

APPLEs-Slt1tj per barrel.
OgAEGBs Sicily, u case Of 100, 500; yalen
cline, nominal.
LEMoNs-Siclly, TOO y box; Malaga, 100.
DATES--ln trails, l0nl2c.
BANAEAB-3ONd100 Il bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, 8.00CGB.60 half barrel.
SWEET POrArOEs--No mlnal.
ONtoNs--N0w, country, 7jc. u bu.
PoTATogs-F bushol, G0c.
CABBAGn-New2 .2NB2,J0 ~ dozen, or Hlo5If,
Bb.
CHIcKENs-Wo quote NJ 2.0Ol32.25 Y dozen
tsrkeys, ZOE.
EGGs--Sc II dozen,
BurrER-ChOice western 1H12i0; csoking
lMDlRc' country. NfdstC
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THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF CRACKERS IN THE WORLD,
ST LOUIS, MO
To Our Many Patrons.

To Our Many Patrons.
We have this day sold our local agency
in the fire and marine insurance bust
ness to Messrs. William il. Prather, A
C.. Audrey aud Hugh f. Ewing, and
cheeriully recommend them 10 you as
gentlemen entirely qualified ia every
way TO conduct the business In an intel
ligent manner, and worthy Of your con
tinucd patronage and confidence.
Thanking You all for your kindness to
us, We are very gratefully,
CARNEs g. EWING.
We will continue the business under
the style of Prather, Audrey IL Ewing,
al Elm street.
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Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may toll
you they have remedies for coughs and
colds equal IN mort aud IN every respect
Just us good ny tho old rcliahlO nr. Bo-
sanko Cough rtld Lung Syrup; unless
you insist upou this remedy, aud will
take no other YOU are Liable to I've greatly
deceived, Prices, 80 cents aud Sl,Ol.
Sold hv lIlckoN x Patterson,
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When ynu visit or leave New Yorl,
City save baggage, express or carriage
hire aud stop Mt tho Grand Union hotel
opposite tho Grand Central Depot SiN
hundred elegant rooms, lifted up nc d
cost OF 81 ,OO,Wl, reduced loSl and up
wards per day. European plan. Elr
vUtor. Restaurant supplied with III,
best. llOrsc-cars, stages and elevate,
railroads TO all dcpnts. Families cat
/ live better for less money ut the Gran,
| Union hotel than In amy other nrst-clasl
! hutOl iu the citv.
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Lawn STOCK market az reported by Doran
Brothers, wholesale butchers:
CATTLR--Grnss steers, 40 to a2j; cows and
helierA, ~ 10 27j; yearlings, 1870 to 100.
llum, l2j 20 l.7b
IIods-Corn led, A.25 to 40; shoats, 1 to I25
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DO not suffer- from Sick Headache a
moment longer. IL I, not necessary.
Carter's Little Livor Pills will cure YOU.
pose, ono little pill. All druggists sell
them.
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For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
points IN Mexico. take the Gulf, Colora-
do 4 Santa Fe railway.
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To get the nnost cracker You ever ate,
ask your grocer for the Dozler Weyl
Cracker Co.'s Royal Snowflake. They
arc tho perfectinn Of crAcknrn.
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Groves school
For Boys and Girls, opens second
Monday in September. Prof Tallia-
Zorro in charge of music department.
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Every family in the city can now at
ford TO use wine,as Loeb 4 Froiberg have
reduced the price within the reach of
ALL
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Ono hour and twenty minutes saved
nom Dallas TO Waco via tho Gulf, Colo
RADIO 4 Santa 70 railway,
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Genuine Cal. Zmhndal clarct, lSS0
vintage, ~ ccnts per gallon, ut Loeb a
| Freihorg's.
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GRAIN AND DaEADsryps.
MARKETS ri TELEGRArH,

Nf N COTTON srATFMRNr.
GALVESTON, Sept 1.-THE following Is the
daily oOmparntivo OOtlOn alntementi
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Colorado cuttings.

COLORADO, Oct. 81, Correspondence.
The Geographic report yesterday that
anorther was coming at the rate ofsixty
miles an hour, was certainly true, as wa
are now experiencing the first cold snap.
Overcoats are In demand to-day, aud the
hardware and coal men are doing a
rushiag business.
District court has been In session since
the 18th, aud Is doing good work, but the
conclusion can be safely drawn that NOT
exceeding two-thirds OF tho business
will be disposed OF.
DIR. All. III. II. TOar, after many so.
licitations, has decided 81 make the race
for the state senate against Mr.. Calhoun,
who up In this time has had no oppon-
cnt.
Your correspondent at San Angelo.
has either beon misinformcd or he has
dealt Too freely In the imaginative,whe
he says Judge smith, OF this city, will
make the raco for congress two years
hence. We are inclined to believe tho
latter To he true, as he refers
70 tue Judge as member OF
the hrm Of smith & Metriman, The
gentleman rolcrred to has not informed
his most intimate friondn OF such an in.
tention, and We desire therefore 10 cor.
rect your san Angelo correspondent.
Cattle shipment, continue To be mRde
almust daily, aud the stockmen' Inform
thfistmns
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The ladies' of the Art and Exhibition
society announce to the public that they
will have their elegant furniture and
other beautiful articles on exhibition al
the opera house Saturday, the 18th,
where they will remain for one week
before being shipped TO New Orleans.
An admission OF D cents will be charged
al TINS art room during the day. After
each entertainment given by the society
next week, the rooms viii be thrown
open for the small sum Of 10 cents each
10 permit those who have attended the
counterpart drill the opportunity of
examining the elegant workman
ship. d splaved on this beautiful
furniture, as we'll as the capabil-
tiles of Dallas. The ladies' are
especially anxious that the generous
pubic who have so warmly responded
To the call, and so cheerfnlly contri-
buted to that enterprise should see how
interchangeable the ladies have been in
their efforts, and we know they will feel
justly proud Of the Dallas exhibits,
that fair hands and loyal hearts have
prepared for this exhibition before Il
criti2ing world. After the exposition
closes at New Orleans this furniture
VIII be returned to Dallas, and sold for
the benefit of the Hospital fund. Mrs.
Alex Sanger and few of our other
leading ladies will have charge of the
art rooms ut the opera house and earn
estly desire all who are to contribute
either painting embroidery, tapestry
or china To have their exhibits there Fri
day forenoon the 9th, that each NAV
have proper arrangement as regards
light and shades, We will call attention
IN To morrow's paper o. some of the
beautiful things that will be found on
exhibition.
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woRrnAN, oct. a2.-ICorrospond

woRrnAN, Oct, a2.-,Corrospondsnce.
Some typhoid fever here.
Miss Kate Strlcko died and was buried
here yesterday.
Tho grain crop and turnips planted
since the late rains are doing well.
IL Is hard 10 tell who wears the long.
est taco on the street, the merchant on
farmer. Most every farmer has rented
Tor anothorycar. places all taken ON the
markUt.
The convict gang 40 long employed
here laying steel rails has lot.
Cedar spUing and telegraph poles are
SUI shipped from here In large quaint.
ties.
, The Horther yesterday brought us a
good n4n. which was needed 10 helm tho
nrain, Just up, aud growing. Stock
water pNuryW here,
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I.adics, EnnnsIilnn rnrnitnro.

The furniture the Ladies Auxiliary
society are having made for the New
Orleans exposition is about COMPLETED.
and will be on exhibition the 18th at
the opera house. All those who are in
terested in the exposition and appreci.
ate the ladies' efforts to represent Dallas
properly, should call aud see the furni-
ture, as only the small sum of twenty
five cents will be charged. 1t will be on
exhibition until the time to ship it t.
New Orleans arrives. 1t is a beautiful
set, and is composed OF all the native
woods of the state. In make IL is ele-
CANT and unique and well worth seeing.
Those who have articles they propose
sending TO New Orleans, are invited to
exhibit them along with the furniture
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Zig Springs.

Bro SrE SOS, oct. 22.-ICorrcspon-
dence. Tho "cold wave" struck us
yesterday afternoon, and to-day many
are overhauling old trunks, corners ol
wardrobos and inches in the walls foI
old overcoats of last winter, and our
merchants are shaking the moths from
"knit goods and hanging Them in front
of their stores to remove tho scent OF
camphOr and tobacco. We find our
stores comfortable, and lucky is the
saloon that had the procaution To save
up lot Of coal from last winters sup
ply.
As the day VI election draws nearer,
county candidates become moro friend.
ly aud shake hands with the "dear poo
pie" with such increased vim, that
many are complaining of severe
pains in the elbow and wrist.
am now satisfied that our county,
though largely for free grass" will
give the Democratic state ticket "A
hearty lit, which is owing i'm n great
measure To Gov. Ireland and Senator
Gibbs visit and talk Mt this point. We
regard Gibbs a. the coming man" of
Texas.
While we are not suffering for water
III lniS section, Vet "A good rain
would bo ol great service to the stock
men.
The pcnitentiary guard carried oil
yesterday two couyicts To Huntsville;
one for two years for theft OF clothing,
etc., the other, negro, for attempted
rape for seyeu years, which leaves our
Tailor with but one to caro- for.
our public scho under the manage
mont Of Prof. Gould, assisted bv Mrs.
w. II. Morgan and Miss Gould, is In u
nourishing condition, numbering over
i0l pupils.
Wa notice ON tho streets the
genial whole-soul representative OF
Mcssrs. llucy & Philip, Of bal.
las, Mr.. r. y. Mccullough.
Mac is u good follow and our merchants
are always glad To see him, and judging
from his smiling cuuntcnauco, no never
goes away "ompty-handpd."
Your correspondent visited tho Little
Colony at Mariunfold,twonty miles woSt
of Big Syringe, this week, aud was much
astonishcd - ind that thoy had made
quite good crops this year. | found also
cotton growing in 4 quarter Of mile OF
the station that would be regarded IA
good In Dallas county. So You see we
are not alto ether stock country.
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Mrs. winsIow's soothiuv syrup.

Roy. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes i'm the
Boston Christian Fgccman;-We would
by no means recommend any kind of
medicine which we did not know to no
good particularly for infants. But of
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, lin our own
family it has proved a blessing indeed,
10y. giving an infant troubled with collie
pains quiet sleep, and the parents un-
broken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Hero is an
article which works to perfection and
which is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant Is perfectly natural,and
the little chcrub awOkos "hright ms a but-
TOM And during the process of teeth
ing its value IL incalculable. We have
frequently heard mothers say that thew
would not he without 1t fromthe birth OF
the child till II had finished with the
tccthing siege, on any consideration
whatever sold by all druggists. .
cents bottle.
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this. They realize the fact that a re-
formation is badly needed, and that the
only way to accomplish it is to elect
Gov. Cleveiand--"the hlonde-eyed god
dess of reform."-[!!!-Ep.
One of the finest orations Of the season
was delivered the other evening by
Judge A. T. Howell in the lower han Of
the commercial college. 1t was the arle
address OF true gentleman vindicating
the principles OF Democracy.
mere is . vague impression out that
Wash Jones, 4. h. Norton and Or.
Young are running for governor. viii
the HERALn please inform definitely ON
the subject?
Howard Peak and his lovely bride
have been stopping. several days at the
Miilken house.
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DISFEGURINC
HuMORS
n u M l. ] ATTN C
EltUPTIoNS.
AND BURNING
TOItTURES.
TOuTUREs.

lhsve tried for eleven years N b,v. m ,
wife cured Of = terrible skin disease m,
CurtcURA REMEDIES tCurietnA Rusot I.
vENr, the New Is uod Purifier, ntctnslly .and
CVIl'uRA, the great skin Cure, and CUTt
lernailyl have dono m six weeks what hnv.
t,led Tor eleven Years tn have done, You
ShHll h1Vo the particulars ms soon N, | can
nlNe mem ~ you, and as we ARE so well
KNOWN in THIS par ~ thu cnuntry, ID viii
hencnt you, aud the remedies will cure Mi
who use them, CtARLts Il. WHITE,
hArsru.Lg, Ky.
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THE MAIL BAG.
GREENVlLLE'S ASHES VANISHING
Politics, N9rther and Prosperous Col
Ony Out west Dots from WORKMAN
smith and Congress i'm the
Jumbo District, Etc,


GrEENvrLLE, Oct. Correspond.
eMce. l-Greenville presents at present
quite different appearance from what
it did Two months ago. She has NOT
arisen" PhUnix-like frem her ashes
as that cut and dried phrase goes, but
has put away hor badges Of mourning
by hauling them off, and has started
sirosh on tho road to prosperity and
wealth. On the east side of the
square may be seen q neat row
OF new une-story brick houses, occupied
respectively by j. NJ. Ragsdale, hard
ware; Patty Il Samuels, grocers; Gar
net IL Bros, drugs, and j. H. Sackwell,
drugs, In the center OF the block, on the
north side, stands CamerOn's new
opera-hOuSe, an ornament to tie town.
When completed. it will have below two
desirable rooms for stores, and above, a
hall GO by 100 feet, with no columns to
obstruct tho view of the stage, tae root
being made self-supporting. The entire
building will be lighted with gaso-
line, aud will cost $4,000.
On the unfortunate west eide II. II.
Lane has rebuilt two-story brick
and opened again stock of dry goods;
j. G. R Haynes has two two-story
bricks nearing competitions; I il. King
is building two bricks on the site or the
old opei a-house;J j. A. Maupiu has "A one
story brick completed and occupied by
w. ROsen hail with groceries; Il. NJ.
Bounds has twO-stOry brick on tho
corner nearly completed. Seven one
story bricks on Lee street will
receive the finishing touches this week.
The walls OF j. Cooks two-story brick
on tho corner of Lee and st. Johns
street, are rising rapidly.
A welcome nOrther reached us last
night, bringing refreshing shower OF
rain with IL, the heaviest rainfall we
have had since the middle OF June.
This morning q negro brakeman ON
the Missouri Pacific pay-csr had "a quar-
rel with TWO mon in restaurant near
the depot, and drew his knife upon
them, when ous of them emptied two
chambers OF his pistol at him without
spilliug any blood. The negro who rob
bed Il. + Royse, of Rockwell county, Of
$50, here a night or so ago, was captured
to-day at PltJsburg, brought back and
jailed this evening. lie duplicates sew
oral other nc rOes in the stealing.
Cotton receipts to day number about
200 bales; up to date ut least 5000.
Mr., Jordan BalthrOp and wife re-
turned to-day from \ trip to Hot
Springs. "Uncle Jsrdau," as he is usu-
ally called, went 81 tho springs to try
the waters as an "anti-iat" remedy. lie
lost twenty-five of his OOpounds of flesh
during stay of three weeks.
Mr.. Wilmcth has been preaching some
interesting sermons during the revival,
which is still going on in the Christian
church here.
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Business men and pedestrians were
very much excited yesterday on ac-
count of report that u whole block of
buildings had sunken on Elm street.
the shock of which was plainly felt ali
over the city. Groups of fren2icd poo-
pic could be seen here and there dis
cussing the matter. Later develop-
monts, however, showed all the houses
were IN their usun places, and that the
shock was caused by the reduction OF
prices on fine photographs bv j, II.
Webster, 70l Elm street. Cabinets. NJ
per dozen; card size from 81 to So Dor
dozen. Large work in proportion.
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COTTON BOUGHT
Asths highest Market Price and Grocer
les Sold Mt the Lowest Figures.

Messrs. Bryan 4 Bradshaw, at 5l5 Elm
street, one of the most solid grocerv
firms In Dallas, are buying every bale of
cotton that is offered to them and nav
the money spot down. At the same
time they are selling all kinds of grocer.
les ut the lowest market figures. They
have plenty Of money {, buy all the cot
ton that is offered them at market rates,
and do buy more than any house i'm the
town. They are solid and will treat the
farmer or the town housekeeper right.
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YOUNG Menl-Renn Thla.

The Noltaic Belt company, OF Mar
shall, Mich, offer TO send their ceIe.
brated Electro Voltaic Belt and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thru
days to men (young or ODD afflicted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk il in
Cured, rs thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet tree.
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Mrs. A. Lider takes thus method To in
form her old friends aud customers and
The public generally that she has opened
rooms for dressmaking at No. SIG Elm
street, upstairs, four doors east of
Biankenship IL Blake, Dallas. The uni
vsrsal satisfaction givento her patrons
IN the past, both in regard to style and
guallty of work, is sufficient guarantee
pleased.
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A. c. ID. MILLER,
PhOtOgraplpr.

The Dallas Board of Trade saloon.
corner OF Main and Austin, Is excclled
by none in the country. Its line wines.
liquors, cigars are noted by every tray
eler IN the State. Their billiard hall is
handsomely fixed up, and their tables
OF the most approved make. II YOU want
to spend quiet hour playing billiards
or got some Of the finest liquors YOU
ever drank 20 TO the Board OF Trade sa-
iN,r ~
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BL0ICHES CURED.

used your ruriruRA REnHntEs s,t
blnto es, AMI am completely cured. 10 m,
ihvNprc> sible JOY, CuriCukA soar h iht
hest havy eNerus.d, and g the proies,inn
10y removing al cork grease. mint AM,
al the slun used 10y them, leaving the all
pune ana white ana suCt. greatest plons.
ure IL IA reconmt nding such an article.
II. MACK,
NouNGsrowN. ONO,
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We think we can cure a bad case oi
hackacho quicker with one OF Carriers
Smart Weed and Belladonna Backacho
Plasters than by any other application,
and after the backacho is cured, YOU can
still wear the plaster without discomfort
for two or throo weeks or longer. This
combination of smart weed and bella
donna Is great hit, and IL is hard Ia
find any pain or ache that will not WELD
to- IT, Price - cents. Sold by druggists
everywhere.
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Important Notice of the T. -. A.

The members ofthe Texas Benevolent
Association CT. b. Az are requested to
remit promptly the 2lst assessment.
winch closes on the 18th instant, in or
der to protect their policies.
r.. b. PARRolT,
Business Manager, Waco, Texas.
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Business Manager


What causes the great rush at IIickoH
X fdtterson's drue store? The free dis
lrlpntion of sample bottles Of DR.. Bo-
s sank, Cough and Lung Syrup, the
consumption and bronchitis now ON the
market. NegnIar size 30 eenls and 81.
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5000 FOR NOTHING

Having paid about sso0 10 lrst class doc
tors TO cnry my beby ! tried the tVrlcUnA
usins three bottles MN. gDRnos
n AtLiSoroN Avs CifAnLEsrowN, Mass
, Sold cyorywherr Price. CurfcuRA, 70 cts;
REsoLv ENr, 81; SOAR, Is cts. Pnl-rnr 1ni.,,
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
send for 'sIfow 10 Cure si,gn piScsaes,
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Promotes q vigorous and healthy
growth of the hair. II has heon used in
thousands of cases where the hair was
coming out, and has never failed to ar.
rest its decay.
the best.
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The Fair Dnurbter. A. Fn.blon

Prefer SOXODONT toevery other arti.
cl" for the teeth, because nothing render.
those ornaments Of the mouth so spot.
less or imparts such an agreeable odoI
To tho breath. Moreover. experience
proves the article to he perfectly whole.
some, which cannot be said Of all dent.
fricdss
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Texas State Agency.

Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments of taxes
ON lands anywhere in the State, pur-
chase, sale or lease Of lands, adjustment
OF titles and the recovery of lands for
lust and lawful owners, will be attended
to 10y c. X. JoHNs d sons.
Austin Tp~ ~
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All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
great nerve resiOrer. No 'htg aftor first
days use. Marvellous cures. TREATISE
aud " trial bottle free 10 tit cases. send
70 DIR. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phlladel-
Nhia Pc 1Svlvpnia
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rioRr SruSos, Oct sl.-,Corrcs.
pondcnce. Our people arr enthusiastic
over the recent democratic victories.
Never IN the history VI our county have
the people manifested such interest In
elartioz that they have In
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Messrs. Basco & Debeque have spent
over $1,000 in renovating the Coliseum
theatre; have engaged fine brass band
ana orchestra, and will conduct this
theatre ON a iirst-cass principle No
vulgarity will be allowed either on the
stage or audience, Their opening will
take place on Monday, October 20.
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SALT RHEUM.

J. nave had the salt Rheum for about ihres
yeas, aNd have spont time and mon,iv =
have II cured, without sue css until trie
!he NuricrRA REMEDIES, which Rrc dnius I
w w.'ls, &. j. YOUNG.
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or IMPORTANCE.

Miller recognizes good worl, and good
wurkmen, and for that reason ne has
secured Mr.. A. Il. Billows To operate in
his gallery for the next twelve months.
Mr.. Billows is now nc work al Mr.. Mil
ler's gallery, 62l Elm street, and is see
ond to none rs Il photographer in the
state. All are invited to call and OK
anime our work.
A. Q. u. MILLER.
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The Coffee mt tho Glen Lea is real
coffee, not roasted beans. II Is the gen
ulne berry of the coffee schrub and its
aroma contesses that fact.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER
PLACE A CAN OF THE
THE TRUTH FROM GREAT MET

DIR PRIC" CREAM ca,,
Pearl" w.
81 md that the Royal contains fuisdrug wrong
R PRICES CREAM not contain Amnoa Cupr,
;, NNNO" N'"0ko
ph rbitl's CREAM BKNG POWDER and
me
VA" ooroo ns and Physics IN
DIR PRICES CREAM BAKING pure clean and v.So
49,, 3, 800 N'A"'@i'
GPoWp ecou
w.
DR. PRICES CREAM not cor tain .Ammor "
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