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Some Alabama Statistics.
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Just think Of it, more money invested in
Alabama in pistols and other deadly weapons
than in hogs! More money invested in fire.
arms than in printing presses or libraries !
More money invested in deadly weapons in the
great agricultural State Of Alabama than in
agricultural implements or mechanical tools |!
The National tribune., 1884-09-18

The next number of the North Aiaerican Re
rie1 is TO contain an elaborate defense of the
Tariff system, prepared by leading advocates
of Protection.
The National tribune., 1884-09-18

Rupture pile tumors, fistulas and
all diseases Of lower bowel Except cancer)
radically cured. Address, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N " and inclose
two l3ct.) stamps for book.
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So. RtoovfSevu1r q Ma

So. BLooaIISGyILLE. o., May I, 70.
sIRs--I have been suffering ten years and tried
your Hop Bitters, and it done me more good than
ali the doctors. Miss ; 5. BOONE.
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R5- None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label Shun all the VILE poison
GUS stuff with Hop'' or Hops in their name.
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A Postal Card Story.

was affected with kidney and urinary
Trouble
|" For twelve years. /"
After trying all the doctors and patent medi-
cines 1 could hear OF, used two bottles of
Hop
Bitters;"
And l am perfectly cured. keep it
All the time!" Respectfully, B. F. Booth,
Salisbury, Tenn-Nay 4, 1883.
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BRADFORD, PA, May g 1870
1t has cured me of several diseases, such as ner-
vousness, sickness at the stomach. monthly
troubles, etc haxe not seen sick day in year,
since took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors use
them MRs. FANNIE GREEN.
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w ANTED-By Edward T King East Hampton "
w Y.-The address OF Lieut.. @. ". flUsser surg.
Nand. any e0mrt,le who served board tile T. ).
ggnboat Commodore Perry
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w TANTED-By Lieut.. Andrew Froehiv Princeton,
Surg, esd Z. ) C. T. 162-3t.
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NTANTED-By the Editor Of TIE TEIBCSE-The first
w Of the following officers. Hospital Chap
lain d. D. Van Antwerp, os North Carolina; Meticai
Inspector y ; Townsend of ohio; Cagt and Assstans
uarteTustsr C. u. Lincoln, unknown, Capt 1ni Asst
QUarteriaster J. R0bins0a Of Iowa, Asst surgeon G.
l. Randall Of Michigan. Capt. and Asst (ilISerIaaster
il. Pinner Of New York Capt and Asst tlrtermasfcr
4 N eIarcUte. Of oho Caps and ASS llayf feIlssier
W. T. kOuntz. ef Pen-sylvani Hospital Chaplain 4
K H0wley Of Illinois, Major o tGlver. pavHaster
of Wisconsin. Major A. J. Taylor late ziss Ohio inEs
Colonel 4. II. GrilnshaW, late 9Th Delaware inf
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w ANTED-By ". C. Carr. 6s2. ". Lake ST. Chicago,
w IL-Ihe address Of any -pIisoaer5 of var sllO
knew Jas B. Carr, private Of Co F. 5th Wis in Libby
Belle Isle prisons, 20 Ca Hospital, AUGUSTA Ga.
where he died March 2 iS64
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II p rs. ) IL T. s "a - 2Sf % 5Ss--We shah pub
a Il ish R8ster Of the old signal Corps in Septem-
her. send your address aud All others known
you. J. Willard Brown, Historian signal Corps Assn,
West Afedf0ri, Mass
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VETANTED-Bv Walter Jarhoe. Harjinsbure Ky
w The address of DIR. Rebt DHwidtie Asst Sgrs eth
Ky, who exempted from duty At time received The
injury to my breast.
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woman,s Suffering and Relief.

Those ianguid, tiresome sensations, causing you
to feel scarcely able to be your feet that con-
stant drain that is taking from your system all its
former elasticity, driving the bloom from your
cheeks that continual upon your vital forces
rendering you irritable and fretful. can easily be
removed by the use of that marvellous remedy
Hop Bitters. Irregularities and obstruction
your system are relieved at once, while the special
cause of periodical pain is permanently removed.
None receive so much benefit, and none are so pro-
foundiy grateful, and show such interest in
recommending Hop Bitters as women.
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VTTANTED-By 4 comrate Of the same company and
w rcgiment-Ih5 address Of james Putnam. Captain
Of Co. f, SD III. Address P-0. Box = Humboldt. Iowa
I60-st
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w ANTED-By Jno. Gavin Cartright Wis-The adj
w dress of Iieut.-Col O. II. Jackson. Capt ThOa.
DOlan any member OF Co. l. 18th Wis. Is2-SI
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Mention The National Tribune

VTTANTED-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN IN city OF
w country 10 take nice light and pleasant work az
their homes: 3 10 $ day easily and qHiefiv naes
work sent BY mail; no eanvasng stamp or reply
Please address RELI8ILE " ne Co. FhIae pi Pa.
Mention The National TFibuae
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WANTED-By Newell Coburn Fairfield, yt.Ths
w address Of any officer eonFde Of Co. +, Isl NY.
Mounted hes who served during last two years of var.
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NITANTED-By Eliza Sheehan. Gardner 9Islss.-rhe
w address OF any member OF 60. G. 5th Mass. who
knew Jas Sheehan.
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yTTANTED-By David Reynolds. Olafhe. Kan.-The
w address Of any officers Of she L.. ;. ship
Grand Guf who in Mobile Ala, in December 1853.
f62-St
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A KEW GIN

An experimental gun, in regard to which
certain parties entertain the highest expecta-
tions, ID being constructed at the Navy Yard.
Its caliber Is six inches, aud the pecaliarity of
construction is that It's barrel is closely wound
with fine steel wire. over q mile OF this has
already bsen used. 1t is expected that the gun
month.
show that the letters sent from this country 10
Europe during the fiscal year ended June
30 1854, weighed 205 925, 900 grams, against
1926 I59 grams during the preceding year.
The weight Of papers sent reached the sum Of
75o,49i,909 grams, against 735, ,ls5, ,5I9 grams
asst year
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w ANTED-By Edwin y. Coon, " D. DeRIyter NJ
w Y-TEe address Of Jas. 2. Barnett ASST surg SGth
Z. C. T., and stationed ~ Portsmouth, Va in inter
of lS6S-4
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VNTANTD-By VIM. L. spaulding, Linden, n Y-The
Art.
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"ANTED-By W. Collins, 1Oungers MO.-The adj
w dresses OF Dr. Wm. DoriR, steward John Rear,
any OF the nurses OF West ward General Hospital at
DuYalIs BIua, Ark. MAY june, 1876.
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w ANTED-By JuO. Lynch Thorndike. AlaSs.-The
w address OF Geo. Fisher, Michael S{ealev Patrick
Kearse. Henry Thompson, John Jones. aly member
Of Go. a, Goth H.
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ANTED-By SAINT Merris, Wapaca. wis-The adj
w dress of any that the L. $. sloOp o.
81 Mary during the with Mexico and assisted
with ships battery the sand Hiils when au explo-
sion took place, killing several. l6s-5t
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VIZ ANTED-By F.. 8Iurehison SuElmerviIe Oreg.--
w The address OF a who volunteered with Capt.
Oregin, ls " T. FOls.s september i62 with Oregin
last of Mexican
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WANTED-ADDRESSES.

Advertisements fer aiarssss inserted ssfsr t5 hsEI
re Tats oT fy ccts J0r trss iiass AiFsS TePss %
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22
From Yale College to Prison.

A special dispatch fron Erie, Pennsyl:.
yauie. saye: "Uava you communicated
with Your ipmly, sir?' asked Judge Gal
braith 10 "A prisoner nwaiiing sentence in
court to-day. The cullrit was a refined
ana well educated yongg man, who said he
hsd not, nor did he propose 70. he had
giyen his name aud o her particulars be.
cause he had an objection u give untruth-
iul auswers to the courts questions, lie
preferred 10 exoatlate his crime I'm silence
ana wrnlG suffer anything rather than
his disgrace should be known
% tn m The rrieontr was BROOKS
Hadley, son OF wealthy moot
and shoe manuiac ufsf ui stononan, MASS
achusetts, end the s0Oip;law OF tue Con
nenticut milignars, Elisha Baldwin.
About four yeara ago this young man came
n stranger Is Erie Among those upon
vhom no made = good impression was
William l.. Scott, The cad magnate
ADD niillionAiro, wno, after - Diiei acquaint-
ance oil red Mr. hOdley position OF trust
IN his service The young gentleman wat
placed where iL vas part ~ bis duties 10
make largo disbursements Of money.
A lew wesks eg) Il was discovered that
false entries he'd been made IN the Gosh ac-
count. Investigation revealed the Iact that
n Systematic embfzzle ent he'd
zen practiceJ after the first
month Of his Fervioe, amounting
To tNOutANit or fflilft. lie hab -VIttlth,
and ish seeming Indifference 10 his late
pleaded gailty. He chief desire since his
confinement hss been 20 be- sent 10 the pen.
itentisry without DELAY ~hioh is accounted
for by tenrs expressed that some of bis
family. espscislly his wife, would hear OF
hia Whereabouts and come here 10 confront
him. Bis anxiety on this score probably
aros from the fact that y young lady OF
good family. believing him single, had
promised him her hand md was making
preparations for her marriage
Judge Galbraith regretted the necessity
OF having 10 oOnine such n man Of such
promise TO the state prison, but sentenced
him to two years separate and solitary con-
iinemenl, With hard labor. Mr.. Hadley
was handcufled and mBrched 70 the place
where the rea' of tho sentenced prisoners
were waiting transportation to Allegheny.
my G ID. am 1 then a convict?'' be ex.
clpime q ~ thee! r.ii chained him with y
repulsive featured burglar. From papers
and letters discovered by the officers who
searched his lodgings, IL would appear that
he was graduate OF Yale.
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FOB SALE.

Tor SALE-DoGs-THoR RED
Z" Irish fctler puppies, full pedigree, strong rs
healthy. ready 10 deliver; $40 ench II taken at
once. Y. r. RoWLEY, No. Ausiin street,
Dallos, Texas. may20.it
IGOR sALE-rWU GOOD DUN, RUGBY or
good as now; a good 2-scaicd buggy; lets OF
work harness. and fel OF buggy harness can be
bought cheap for cash Call on Il X BAKER,
Division superintendent, or G, A. READ, Man
egor, Eric Telephone 90. Dallas. Tex. mAl6f
TOR sALE--THE HANDSOME TwO.sTORY
L residence of D. G. oppenhclm. No. 1874 Er.
way street; lot. o6xl32 or l32xl32, to suit pur-
chaser; water and gas com rlete throughout tho
building, and situated In u mos! desirable neigh.
borhood; terms very easy. Apply ID MURPHY
NOR SALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR SALE
Il Two new machines and presses, westlake
a Britton manufacture, for sale cheap. A6dross
WIN. PFOUTS, caro- Herald Office ian22H
NOR Sale OK RENT--A BEAUTIFUL RES.
L idcnce, just completed, one block from
street car line and In n very desirable locality,
buggy house and stable on the place and a
Same street. This is an excellent opportunity
for those tired OF paying rent 70 procure good
homo for very little money. Tho houses have
never been occupied. Address Box GAG, Dallas,
Texas apr27-lm
IGOR SALE OR RENT = A Fast CLASS,
4 brand new piano; will sell on tho INSTALL
mcnt pisn. Apply 70 36l liosn avenue feb29h
EoH sALE-HoKsE-A GOOD. RELIABLE
/ black buggy marc can be purchased NJ
bargain by applying 10 G. a. BRAD, Manager
Dallas Telephone fx apr23tt
EOE SALE -ONE BILLIARD TABLE NEAR
L ly now. Inquire at Craddook's cpr2q-if
OR sALE-sALoON FURNIIURg, COM.
\ prialrg counter SHOWING and Ice Ghost, ns
good as new; will sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress O. Herald oihos anIou
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ALBANY, May ia quiet movement Ia
on foot among the friends OF President Ar
thur, to spring upon the uususpecting pdb'
lie what is ter med by its author as big
thing" Its intended 10 convey to the
world the idea that the president has q
host Of friends among the business men Of
of the Empire state, who believe the coun-
try would TO to smash unless he is nomi-
mated al Cnicago. 1t seems pity TO prick
a bubble of this kind, because 1t Is not yet
fully blown. The country ought, however,
to be appraised of " hat 10 In store for It, least,
dropped too suddenly upon II, this big
thing might cause depioraole results;
A paper has been quietly put In circnla.
ton. and signstures have been solicited. OF
those business men who will give an I'M
qualified endorsement to the proposition
that the presidents administration has
been sound ana conservative and we'll cal.
culated to inspire the respect OF moneyed
men generally. The conclusion. reached,
which these gentlemen are also asked to en-
dorse. is III at the cou utry yearns for his con-
tinuance In Office another four years, and
that the supremest confidence IL vested 10
him, The inference to be drawn from this
curious ante convention document Is that
the signers will vote for him If he IL nomi.
mated. Unless IL Is modified before 1t
reaches an expectsnt public II Will be 30
framed as to leave broad margin for the
thing toward the payment OF his campaign
expenses. The signatures OF many gentle
men Of that GLASS known as bloated monop-
olists have been sought and obtained.
II Is understood that the name OF
William II. Vanderbilt headed the list for
private circulation, and that the effect OF
bis signature was electrical when submit
ted 10 the inspection OF his railroad friends
throughout the state. II 10 also under
stood that for prudential reasons the rame
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt will be Withdrawn from
the printed list, which is TO be given ont for
the inspection OF q gaping public: Some
of the signers are sorehead aem-
ocrats, who are opposed 10 Mr.. Tflden;
Others have no political predilectiens what
ever, but are quite willing the republican
party should 20 to the pow-wowe, 90 long
as they are left 10 hug their precious
money BAGS. The story goes that jay
Gould nodded assent when the papr wes
presented to him, but suggested that his
name might have very different. elect
from that anticipated u he put Il upon the
list. II might worry the public and per.
h.ps harm the president. The force OF the
suggestion vas appreciated.
This big thing is now several yards long
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NOTICES.

day OF MAY, 1884 for printing 500 1.-Two lIuadred)
copies OF the City Charter and Ordinances the
work 10 be on clssn type of tho same fise and
OF the tame size pages "a the special acts OF The
called session OF the legislature, 1851, The
price bid shall be per page, and 20 include fold
Ing, stitching hemming AID paper cover, and
with title phse printed on same. Proof sheets
to be submitted 10 compiler for revision.
Also Tor doing the City Printing for ons yea,
for the publication Of all ordinances and rcso.
luuons for ono time, and the proceedings OF
zach council AZ furnished by the City Secretary;
the annual reports OF all officers to be published
by contracting parties tree OF charge, al work
TO be done In the city OF Dallas The Council
reserves the right 70 Ssj ct any or all bids,
W. L. CABELL. Mayor City OF Dallas,
NT0TiCE-1HE DALLAS CoRRRsPOND-
~ ent OF the Fort Worth Gszstss Will please
call at tho Howard House. TO be Interviewed
nv PACK PEDIHR,
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AM cogts..s about !, 800 names OF solid"
and substantial gentlemen, rerresenting
every financial and commercial ioterest OF
the state. Whe1 last heard Of tho paper
wse travelling up through the counties OF
the Western end oiihe state. II was planned
by the presidents friends that this big
thing should strike the Empire state with
Mi the force OF b i2zafd. md "kuock
ally" al those republican fbo masses who
doubt that President Arthur eau carry his
nWn slate n hu IL nOminaled.-tNt York
TlTufa
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STATE PRESS.
BEING on THE POPULAR SIDE.


The Dallas Times must be mistaken
about the Gazette not being on the popu-
lSr ride in the discussion OF public ques-
Hons. The Gazette makes no ridiculous
claim of producing political results, but Il
n queer how this paper guesses at what toe
ooople want, fit does not sympsthize with
theh reeds. IL advocated Carlisle and OPP
rad Randall Tor speaker; IL advocated the
S>,.ssure making fence cutting q felony: Il
oSnosed tbs Terrell bills" II advocated
Xsior Elliott for the commissionership, and
- a.. And nov, although II has but sug.
S1c1sd rilden and doomed 6terrett few
III the Dallas county convention 10:
SSsx;cts for both Tilden and Sterrsit. And
- - eoing TO pull Sterrett through for
sSStS 10 Chicago, n there is any virtue
Srintcs's ink and circnlstion.-[Fort
80 0asstte.
NO rnrEcIPLE rryoLvKp.
n A = mans ''Sbame" 10 be sincere
NJ ~ uDon BIS sinoerity? Our friends
4 80 Soon disappointed recently have
- &oUil6ered. irconsistent ard ven-
~ {nnoeo6 Of yielding 20 the logic OF
~ - rrscsiully eccepfirg the sifus-
q ~ rcSn % BE- attacked with poiiii
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Nov there rb de'h these thingS which
every man can do better than anyone else.
Poke FIRE, put 90 his own hat, edit 4
newspaper, ell story--atter another man
has cntnmrnce6 it-and examine railway
m. tsble.-TChicsgo Sun.
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ssTmperishable."
Days and even weeks after the applics.
ton of the genuine Murray. & Lsnman
Florida Water the handkerchief
or garment still exhales soft,
rich fragrance. IL Is this pc.
culisr advantage over all ether toilet prep
arations that has won for this world famed
perfume the expressive designation OF "im-
perishsbls" by vhic b Il Is generally Known.
To distinguish the genuine article from it's
numerous limitations look out for the
Trade Marx" which consists Of q nsrrrw
white strip label bearing the facsimile
sigusture 81 L,nnan a K-mp, New York,
sole Iroprietors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-22

ATLANTA, TEX, Scot. %, ISL. +.
Smith & Co, st. Louit:-Your Bile Beans
sell well and have given general satlsfso-
ton among our customers.
Yours respectfully,
MILES q HARr, Druggists.
Far eale nv all druynists
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nor.fora,s ACID rho.phnte,

ADVANTAGEOUS IN pfhlilsia' 80.
DIR. q V Dnrsey, P.qua, Ohio. says; u
have used IL in dyspepsia with very marked
bsnenl. /, there Is deficiency Of acid IN The
st0ianch, nothing EhofdG more relief, while
the actiDn ON tie nervous fystem Is de-
cidedly Beneficial
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nETHE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club mees every Wednesday and
saturds- evenings, ats O'Clock. In Turner Hal
A cordial Invitation - extended 10 ali rcpubli.
cans TO attend By order the yresidcnt.
THAYEk Secretary.
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NTaD-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK

lII ANTKD - BOADEkS AT LEANpEh
w harding. horsc Just opened In Mo new
brick No. 1921 Kim stree, block west oil Union
Depo', with south font all furniture and bed
ding new; erythlng lrst.class aud new, neat
and tidy; nrs' class boartors sll be received py
the day. week or month. with or without lodg.
Ing every eifjr. made 70 mako guests 1901 a,
hours-breaki last $3.50 10 500; dinner, l23O 70 2W,
pfieloress. maislw
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ond's Fxtrav..
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer" There
Is no pain or ache IL will not aoate, no burn
or bruise 1t will not extract the agony
from.
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IsJANTgp--THE TEXAs .ENDo NMENT
w Association will give good aud profitable
employment 10 experienced Insurance collectors.
Address a, NJ, HALL, Secretary. 723 Mein
EtrnpL nnllAs. IoNhs. WhU.ln
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otis set o. features, a complexion,
The tincture OF skin that admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Fairest charms you will acquire.
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.IANTkD--A FRS f-CLASs COOK, WHO
VI wilals wash anG Iron. IA small AM
good wages win be paid 70 one fully competent
A nt.lr ~ lDn DllNa hIrn.I mnh- 4
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DALLAS

All Owners of Cattle should know tha
Giles Lininent Iodide Ammonia acts with won't
derfnl rapidly and never falls. The hsrdes.
punches are removed, Assesses healed, lamet
ness disappearsl corns aud contracted hoofs a.
speciality. Sprung knees, shoe boilA ringboen,
cure guaranteed. eend for pamphlet, box 3l82
New York fostcf1ca Trial bottla Is cents.
Sold by al druggist1
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.

xxTAkrEp-A GOOD WHITE SERVANT TO
w 90 tho work for 4 family of two. Address
Mrs. n. W. LEWIS, Terrell. Taxas MAIL q
tk1ANTED-A FIR5r.CLASS wHlsKEY
w drummer; none hut al extohonoed tray.
eler with trade IN this lino need apply. al.
dress 90" care Herald 0ilice, mhal.lw
tAyANiED- HOTEL COOK AT THE FIsIiER
w House, a co, Texas 10 u lrs-clas COOK
we will pay n nrsl.cla,s price. Apply ioJ ~
Flanders or Charles fiandars, 700 Main huoew.
Dallas. Texas ma,2lu
I,TANTRD-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w for A country hotel; also q boy or Rirl Ia v alt
on table; good wage, 10 tho right patiies. APP
ply 10 JOHN J. 0BsIAN. Proprietor Hotel.
koppcrl, Bosque county. Texas, or Office OF OF
this paper msys9.u l
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EOR RENT.

FToR RENT-FoUR ROOM COTTAGE, SEC.
+ ond door from Akafd street, on Jackson
street, no III side. Call at $50 Jackson st m22.7t
For BENTON JULY sT-hkeIDEN CE,
7i3 Pacific avenue; large house and centrally
located Apply on promises. mals'tf
NoK RENT-ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
l. ROOMS: south exposure; viii b. rented to-
gether or separately; 3fd floor lindsey build
ing, 73j Main street; light and ventilation rer-
feet; water etc. on same floor. LINDSLEY e.
Attorneys, 7s5 Main Sc. apr2tlrn
Il OR RENT-SEvERAL CHEAP AND DE-
L sirabc houses, weil located Ia different To-
caliucs. For further PARTICULAR. apply TO
VEAL, COOPER & HUNTER, 707 Main street
I ~
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LtOk hEST-A VERT DESIRABLE COT
It tngoo rooms, conveniently located corner
of Wood and Browdsr street.; water on premi-
ses Apply 10 NJ y. LEVY, Bangor Bro,hers
wholesale Department apr26u
LNUR RENT-F0Uk ROOMS AT 203 bLn ST.
Il o'er Wallace q waggenerSi very pleasant
rooms. suitable for offices or ileeplng 70 FMS.
Apply TO J w BARToF. Gas Elm II. apr25.lm
IGOR REST--lHE STORE Hot So, 6iI ELM
L. Street now occupi by Lyons Biolhers,
Wholesale faddler 25xl50 feet stories. Apply
70 JAMES BARTON, CPS Elm st. apf25.lm
II S0i Jackson treet sprl9f
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VANTED-AdENI AyDhhss iuE 81.
w LOUIS tLE TR q LAMP co. 81. Louis,
No. for circular, cuts and terms Cor ia ~ Can
die Power Caspcrson Electric Lamp. np2jwas3t
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yXTANTED-YoUTo STOP ATTHE NATION

w AL HUTEIi nfhl-uI8tb t.0Nomnuoht0n9 ~
gacaJnADle rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AMI
TN HETY.FIVE GENT ~ PER DAY. The buiid
ING ~ brick. with three 5tGirwnyB In case Of fiie
Located In tho ousinosa portion OF the city. only
ONO square iroIa Htieot-car lire, and ono square
from TeIag q Pacific and EiiGsouri fsclac DBpo.
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