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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19
A Wedding Reccntion.

A wedding reception was held last night
at tho residence of Mr., Young, 1913 Bridge
street, West Washington. The bride was
Miss Annie Downey, of Northeast Washing
ton, and the groom was Mr.. Ii. G. Wannell of
West Washington. A very pleasant evening
was spent and the couple received many con-
tt,Io
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

About p, m, yesterday engine No. 2, at
tached TO material train on the Washington,
Ohio and Western railroad, jumped the track
near Falls Church and went dNYn an en-
bankment followed by several cars. The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19
The Metropolitnm Preshy1crInn Orrnn.

The Presbyterian church CDr. Chester) on
Capitol hill, will this evening have musical
festival in honor of their new organ, which
has just been set up, and will bo then tried
for the first time. lt cost $500, complete,
and is very handsome instrument.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

Bergman's Automatic City" is daily at
tracting largo audiences. 1t is a marvel of
mechanism and scientific art, and repays a
visit to SEQ il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

The young mems meeting at the Y N. c. A.
this evening will be conducted by Mr. j. w.
Goodhue, formerly assistant secretary of tho
association, now general secretary of the
Waterbury Conn., association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19
TIE Star Bicycle Drill.

The Star Bicycle club gave an exhibition
drill in the east capitol grounds yesterday
afternoon, which was witnessed by number
of persons, and was well done
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

Mrs. Nelson Brown entertained large
number of guests at 20 tea" last evening at
her residence 1925 + street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

engine was badly damaged and several cars
wrecked The fireman, named jackson, was
injured about the back
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19
OUR STRONG BONES.
Condition or the National IL

Condition
'front.'
T.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

INoR sALE-PRINTED CARDS FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Table Boardi' This House ior
ltent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent price Oconts EACH for sale aE tha business
OnGeot The National RepuplicalL 20
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

LIABILITIES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-19

Capital stock .........,
surplus aud profits ...
Deposits ...............
Circulating notes......
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-11
SIDEWALK NOTES.


Ladies' kid, SO shoe. Block Bros.
Seamless calf SO shoe. Block Bros.
Freiberg's. wv A'oeo "
New I, anchovies and sardolles at Loeb
A m Ile teacher of experience wanted
IN the Grove school.
The Chickering Piano leads the world
u IL. Edwards sells them.
Fresh spare ribs and back honae q,
frank Hamm's 40 Elm street,
The finest stock of fancy and stan,o
groceries in Texas. Ed s. Aston.
All kinds of sausages, Weiner Wurs,
lard, etc. Frank Hamm, 4lO Elm street
Clear pork sausage at the Dallas
steam Sausage Factory, 4lO Elm street,
Doll babies from p cents to 81, Everv
KIND OF toys for children at the and 10
cent store. anu AZ
Don babies, tea-sets and every kind of
Toys AZ the and 10 cent store, opposite
the HERALD Office.
The largest stock of solid silverwaro
ever IN the city, suitable for bridal nres.
street. ' Wv -""'''
5; Beck, the jeweler, has received n
choice stock of Meridian siiver-plated
ware for tho holidays. Call early and
nave your presents put away.
About half a ton of Richter HTnrmoni.
cas- Just received direct from Eurone. M
'. IL. Edwards, 1913 and 735 Main street.
Low figures to wholesale trade. "
Tue and 10 cent store opposito the
HERALD Office has all the TOYS, dolls
steam engines, balls, doll sets. No the
lowest prices you can buy for, anywhere.
Mrs, NJ. A. Curtis, who was lately
burned out on Main street, has re.opened
nor dress'making establishment in
rooms over thepostoillce, where she will
pe glau TO serve the public.
II you would be carried back 10 Tho
Mcyon days of your childhood. when
you were wont, with brothers and ais
tsrs, TO SIT around the family hearth in
.ne lohg, wlntry nights, roasting potn.
,oes, popping corn, cracking nuts and
u'irking cider, just order through vonr
merchant q ten-gallon key of HUGHES
BROS. genuine apple cider. '0'
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Advertising Cheatslil


sit has become so common to booir
an article in an elegant and interesting
style. ''''"s :
Then run IL into some advertisement
that we avoid all such,
And simnly call attention to the mer.
us OF Hop Bitters in as plain, honest
terms as possible,
"ro induce people
TO give them ono trial, which 90
proves their value that they will never
use anything else"
THE REMEDY so favorablv noticed in
all the papers,
Religious aud secular, is
"haVlng alarge sale, and is supplant.
ing All other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues Of
the Hop plant, and the proprietors of
ness and ability y
"ln compounding n medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to every ones ab
"No! "' ''0
"She fingered and suffered along, min.
ing away all the time for years."
"Fhe doctors doing her no good"
ANA at last was cured bv this Hon
bltters the papers say so much about."
Indeed! lndeedw
"how thankful we should be for thar
medicine" ''''''
A Daughters Misery.
ELEVEN years our daughter suffered
on bed of misery,
,"trom complication of kidney. livor
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility
Under the care OF tho best physicinnS
who gave her disease various names.
but no relief,
And now she isrestored to us in good
health by as simple remedy as Hon
Filters, that We had Stunned for wears
before using Titus PARENTS.
Father IL Coating Wen.
my daughters say:
"liow much better father is since be
used Hop Bitters." ''N
HE Is getting well after his long snr.
ble." Dc
And we are so glad that he used your
bitters."-A LADY Of Utica, N. Y.
~ None genuine without n bunch n,
green Hops on the white label. Shun All ihn
In their name. "'PS
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lux SALk-HOrELAN IIESTNrRa NJ
containing rooms, Centrally located.
Wyl, esHolis ed and doing tOod business.
'NuurtSS W. - FAEhINGToN, Tyler, Texas.
on -
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A Rainy nnlI nav.

About o'clock yesterday morning a
STEADY soaking rain began falling and it
has continued with slight intermlssions
sup to the present writing, this . a. M.
I 1t has rendered the streets extremely
muddy and the weather generally disa-
greeable. There is one thing certain
and that is the rain cooked the news
market yesterday. The reporters cast
their hooks in new waters and out-of-
the-way-places but all their
efforts to procure a morsel
Of news proved futile. 1t was unques-
stionably a dull day, for never was there
such dearth of news. The rain must
be responsible for it,for the reporters are
certain they are not. At nfght-fall it
rained harder and there was thunder
and lightning, but 1t was very tame and
embarrassing. The indications are that
there will DO norther blowing by this
morning.
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Justice KendaIl,a NTiII

Justice Kendall was kept busy yester.
day dealing out justice to the law-break.
ters. Richard Bell, who had knocked
out two men, was arraigned to answer
TO the charge of assault and battery in
two cases. The court fined him S5and
costs in each case.
Herbert King made the humiliatinp
confession that he had been guilty Of
carrying a deadly weapon in the shane
OF q pistol in this land of peace and
plenty, and to appease the wrath of the
state for the indignity offered it, The
court fined him SIS and costs.
Joe Ford, who had appropriated box
car for a bed-chamber, was adiudged a
vagrant, and booked for the agricultural
school OF the county, better known as
the poor-farm.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of
Rod Preston, charging him with the
tneft OF horse from Mr.. Mart Cole.
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DALLAS, Dec. TO- Editor Herald. r.
With great surprise and modification
have just read in your issue of to-day an
extract from the Globe Democrat, of St.
Louis, headed "a sweet morsel for Fort
Worth tongues" Allow me to contra
dict every word, sentence, intimaton
and inference of the slanderous article.
was mt Fort Worth last Sabbath, sat in
the pulpit during tho morning service
with That unimpeached and unimpeach-
able "prominent Presbyterian divine"
referred to in the article, preached tor
him at night, presided at his and
officers request over congrega-
tional meeting held Immediately
after morning service, simply to decide
according to Presbyterian law whether
or not the relation between pastor and
people should be dissolved. No charges
were in existence against any one, no
closed-door meeting was held, but, as
announced from the pulpit, all who
wanted to do so were at liberty to re-
main. | announced in the hearing of all
the object OF the meeting and put the
question, and the vote stood 81 for the
dissoluti n and GO against it. Would it
be possible for people pretending to be
religious or even decent to cast such q
vote Tor man to act AZ their religious
guide who was openly charged, or
against whom the vile tongue of the
Whlsperer had made charges
that any one believed? The
divine in question and against
whom this cruel wrong has been perpe-
trated, would be dealt with by his pres
bytery without mitigation or lenion-
cy were there q scintilla of suspicion
against him. The Presbyterian church
IN hen. courts has never allowed any of
ner ministers to rest under suspicion.
AZ those who have been sOlemuIy set
apart to sacred work, il they arc found
not to have the mind, the cart, the life
for the duties, they are dealt with ac-
c0rdinS to the demands of the case.
Ihus again has the careless scribblor for
the daily press wounded noble heart,
heart full of sympathy for humanity
in all its weakness and noble efforts to
ameliorate 1t. But the man himself is
still "above reproach."
CatTp,,
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TRUSTEES SALE.
l SALE or THE DALLAS
Il OPERA. HOUSE -NV,rppu,g mn, 80

'TRuSTEE'S SALE or THE DALLAS
4 OfERA- Hhi' sc WHEREAS, Tho nal
- Hper9-hCuSe Tom Iuuv. ~ is certain deed
~ isaNl' "AtaG ols 1itg any d, ~. law, a.. ID.
~ ls.N r'fu..-t. q - ..tt g. pngus
"', ORR .lH -5N ana 3, ~ 49, record. %. ,ti.t
isg'',, -aolibs Ees, &C., "a The county %. ral-
.a'' >'a,eoi lcNus, conveyed On the uutrr.
signed trustee the following irgerIor.! r.,
estate, situated, lying amt Nriug La Tho civ
ol iEuIos, county Cf Dallas, Wple of tayp'.
'V-Nl' htEnnius Tor i's uurJhC lrCYuprot
ilo No'thW-'' corner Of Commerce and Ans
I'M streets in the Wid city of Dallas: ,Ience
,'Gl 70 ".th the II cOf Austin street guY irpt
go Jat"N IA street, taCuce west with Jur,,sop
tirn' '' leei; thence north p,ralll. win Ans.
'h H.l,y' =" ic.t io Commerce street: thence,
'i>l hlummgrrc street TO the hrgiuuiu.
H'iyth tvEtihcr with all ana singular m.
IlHhl,' members apuUrtpnaucpg nud Larrii.
'hmch'S thereto telprgiug or In amy wis. ma.
'iNtui or Appurtalnug, and with an ps.l
all-u' rIhv furniture ana fixtures, scenery
'ul properties OF any and all sorts whnts1-
ultr tinllg To the opera-hnuse Situtltd
uNnh SAID land. And which sail cOnycvnnr,
ln rue UNDERSIGNED was made In trust Ia se.
cure Tue vaFncut Of certain notes. ip ,uid
'e,u ucs'ubedi and whereas su,d uotps onJ
1ccruing interest have no been mid ns ~.
f"riiiu' No", lhr public notice is
request Of nae or the holders of said notes.
anu IN pursuance OF the terms of tho snii
deed OF trust, Will, IN Monday The l5th daY
OF Decemher A, ~ lNSi, between the hours nr
W CLuok lh me forenoon and 3 o'clock i'm the
rluernoon Of said day, NJ the door or tiin
COURT house of Dallas county, Texas co.,
20 sell The said property hcreintoiorr drsrrih.
tu,Ht luhllc aucj ON, for cash, TO Tho ni..hpst
nluuer, 10 satisfy said uupald nutps and In.
Sr iG t9e expenses of carrying out this trust
,ow v "r tue PURPOSES IN sn'd decd of trust set
iorth. JOHN z, MURPHY, Trustee.
IN'LAs, T~NNS, Nryrnbrri iSSi "''N'
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Lctter frnm RnrnnIS

RUNNELs, Dec. g. Correspondence.
District court is now about adjourn
ing mt Runuels. No important cases
were finally disposed of. In the case of
the state of Texas VS.. Il. p. Wisemap
no indictment was found. This will he
Judge ". i. Wheeler's last term of
court here, having been elected ia 4
new district, which leaves Runnels ont.
The Judge, by his uniformly Impartial
conscientious and firm department, has
won the respect and esteem of every.
one. His courteous and airabla de.
meanor has likewise rendered him uni.
yersally popular. lie carries with him
the well-wishes of this people.
The newly elected officers have all
given bond and been duly installed.
Tho stock interest has begun To look
up here, though but few transactions in
cattle or sheep have been recently made
Land for pasture and farming purpose,
In also advancing, indicating a bette,
time ahead. tunnels is on the Improve
The now $1,000 court-house is RAPIDLY
approaching completion.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY or FAi.iAS.
VI DECEMBER ., ISL Pubic notice h,
her 'hV gwen To all whom 10 may concern
ihat application viii Doc muoc to tine lCg.-
lHture ol the sinte Of Texas, 20 assemble ON
me idth day of january y, -. 1885. for the
following changes IN anu amendments t. he
various acts inrorpur ting the city of DaUns.
TO |st; E,r-pcu' ! obsolete aud mopr,
rH ave sections; to mute clearly define Inc
luuulclpll buuu diaries; TO make all officers of
iAe municipality, cNregtlng The serreiar,
cic i've ny the qualified electors thereof: t1
more clearly define thcmudC OF cugcting or.
unHnccN; tosimp ilS and moro clearly d,
nhe ne mode Of opening, widening and ok.
lthCinE streets, avenues ard nltt s; Ia urr.
scribe the mode of acquir ug ground and
rIEnt-ol-WGy within OF without the mublp-
pax limits for wnter-wnrks, parks, cpme.n
RE, house Of correction ur reioi IN, or wU.E.
mouse, hospitals, quHflutinr purposes. or
olher municipal meet sS;N 10 the health and
we being of he lily; To enable the civ To or.
le specHd funds for STR ct ext uSi'U. .~f
Stree. Improvement purposes, aud for the
erection ana m intenOnCc Of seminary on,
| hlSh Schnol in connection with the free pub
nc school system Of the city; t. remove Cy.
l"tngco u,cts to the char or and render n .
meant gpain; To more clearly decline lin
cotport" power over any aud an classes of
street railroads. w. l.. CABELI. AIa,or.
-. (hNllmuu Oi Committee.
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Thomas Ball, Terrell; Alvin G Ousley,
Denton; B Slade, Rice: A l. Conweil,,
Denton; Mrs Mulkey, w Nj Smith,
Kaufman; Frank Sheeks, Kosse; Miss
Sheeks, Ennis;J G Matthews. Spring
Hill; w A Williams, B Wallace, Pilot
Point; Col Wagenhouser, st Louis; ]
II Alexander, Pigeon Roost Creek,
Giles county, Tennessee; b J Johnson,
Chicago; w A Johnson and LADY, Gal
yestonj M Dabhs, Sulphur Springs; G
Ii Collins, Honey Grove X Yarnell,
q W Mathis, Greenville; Il Barnes,
Ravinwood; ID Thomas, Sarvis; NJ b
Sherwood, Il b Sherwood, Pilot Point;
Black, Austin; G. n White, Tyler;
John Farrar, Ennis; G G Montcastle,
Allen; William Bagley, Il n Oglesby,
Mckinney j S Kindrick, Plano; w NJ
Smith, kaufman; w A Baird, Ferris; l.
y Ritter, Forney; J b Robinson, w r
Parmlee, $ l. Brown, Kemp; Charles
Wilson, kaufman; ID Reagan, Forney;
) Il Newsom and lady, Mckinney; w O
Weaver, Forney;J IL Furneaux, Trinity
Mills; A M Perry, Forney; S Ii Wide
man, w A Walker and wife, Forney;
q Warlick, Waco, North Carolina:
Mrs w Follott and daughter, Gle
burne; Charles II DeArmond, McKin-
ney; W X Seago, New Orleans; j X
Iarnell, M d, Greenwich; G Il Poole,
Miss Lula Poole, Homer, Louisiana; W
NJ Smith, A j Hindman, Kaufman; il p
Rhea, Forney;J r. Gillespie, Terrell;
James Watson, Fort Worth; S Glenn
ents, Forney.
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kOR SNLE-Fl NJ, rURE BRED AND
acclima. ed Jersey hCi.ers aud roNs,also
iio@Ielns at Riverside StocH Farm, interscc
non Ol Jefferson and Cochran SITS. Cc,.lm
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EUk aALE-THE SAFEST, BEST FAM
u ny horse for the lowest price in the civ.
G :, ~. oe seen To-day at Nc ullongh Il Codns
,irEoo,ys H'hole, corner Elm and Live Oak
100 -. delft
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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
Importers, are Prepared to Supply the En-
tire Trade, Both Wholesale and
Retail, of Texas, Arizona
and New Mexico
With almost every variety of non-,n

With almost every variety of non-in-
toxicating drinks, such as are in constant
use in allflrst-class saloons; they also sell
with a guarantee, which they will make
good, that any of their goods can be sold
in local option towns. OF Champagne
Cider and Ginger Ale they make spe-
cialty. Their champagne Cider, sold in
pint and quart bottles, they guarantee to
be superior to any in the United States,
and their ginger ale to be equal to the
imported.
They also sell pure apple cider in fifty
gallon barrels for Sl2, and in kegs of ten
gallons, for FAMILY use, for $3.50. If
found not to be genuine they will re-
fund the money. Families wishing a
rare treat for Christmas, should send in
their orders at once, through their mer-
chants, who, of course. would be emit
tied to a discount.
Their natural and artificial mineral
waters, sold as Waukesha, Riche-Quelle.
Nichey, Settler, APPELLANTS, etc, are
sold in cases of fifty quarts, at from Sc
to $3.50 per case.
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w Al NJ - tIbIl UPERATORS ~
u ma, maGe Jeans pants; special prices olleT.
me hours OF and Il. M, tbird Men
BLANEENHtP d MAKE. , uo Sli
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LOCAL NEWS.
lsRoD PREsToNA HORSE THIEF ?
Meeting of the Texas Eclectic Medical
Asssciation-Death of Mrs. q. K.
Coombes-Two Matrimonial
Events-Court Notes.
Eclectic Protests.

The Texas Eclectic Medical associa-
ton met at the st. George hotel yester-
day pursuant to resolutions adopted at
Lampasas year ago, when temporary
Organization was effected, Permanent
Organization was effected by the cleo
ton of DR.. j. N. Adkins, of Lampasas
president; DR.. j. M. Williamson, of
Stephensville, first vice-president;
DR.. M. w. Henry, of Waelder,
second vice-president; DR.. A. Fl. Collins,
of Honey GROVE, secretary, and DIR. J..
K. Johnson, of Cotton Gin, treasurer.
Resolutions were adopted protesting
against the policy set forth in the
Daniels. bill favoring any particular
school OF medicine 10y requiring examin-
ing boards to consist exclusively of the
alapathic school, and demanding for the
eclectics representation in rhe medical
department of the State University.
This done, the meeting adjourned.
doctors were in attendance,
representing $50 members of the club.
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LEGAL

} hE 4 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
\ 10 thG United States Marshal tor the
Northern judicial District of Texas. greet.
iDg' iou are hereby commanded thai you
cause 'he following notice in words and np
ures S follows tO-wit: No. 47l-Fanny Won
ircuschen l.eibenstien ct N. VS. Charles ",
Ihrker et al; suit pending in The Circuii
court .oithe United States for the Northern
JuGlcEil District OF Texas, IN the Fifth Cir.
cunt, NJ Dallas. TOali persons Interested i'm
thc ahpve entitled suit: Notice is hereby
gwen ihat Fanny Won Prcuscnen Icibcnstipn
ana Clemens Won Prcuschen Lelbenstier,
rlalntlilS, nave hled lnteuogatorles in a GER
lam suit pending in the ircnit Court of thc
united NlatoS for the Northern judicial DIS.
irici of Texas, IN the Fifth Circuit, ut Dallus.
wherein Fanny Won PreuSchen leibpustiau
ana C'emonS Won freuschen Leibenstien arc
PialhtluS, ana Charles w. Parker, E. VI
keene AID luciusC. Parker are defendants.
NO. Tito Francis c. Henderson, n witness.
VINO resides at Orange, in the county OF Essex
and rtate OF New jersey, the answers 10
winch VIII be read IN evidence on the trial ci
naiG CHsc' ana mas also nled an affidavit IN
SAID sui made 10y X. ID. Coughanour. attor.
hey Tor SAID plaintiffs, that LuciuS.C parker.
o col N" uelendant3 to said suit, S n resi-
dent cltiZen Of the St4teo Iowa. residing In
me cou tyo Wapello in said state, Tn said
defendant Is beyond the iuriSdtctinn Of thi.
court, so that the notice and copy of infer
rogatOreS cannotbe served upon him Orthe
purpose of taking dispositions, and ch p9r-
W mas no attorney of record upon whom
notice can be served, aud thata commission
VIII ISSUE on or after the Both day after the
publication OF this notice, to take the denosi
lion of said witness.
witness; a. j. HOUSTON, Clerk of the
circuit Court of the United States for the
INS!o ar Jnd cial district of Texas In the
Firth Circuit, ~ Dallas. ''''
J, l-Given under my hand ana seal OF
said court, at office, in the city of Da las, In,
TIN dayof December, 1884.
q. j. HOUSTON, Clerk,
u. y. Circuiy Court.
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The human structures wonderful in
mechanism. Each organ has its allotted
part to perform, and none is more i'm.
portant than that for which the kidneys
are designed. 1t is, therefore imper-
atiVe that these should be kept in per-
iect health, and then should be feal.
ously guarded against the encroach-
ments OF disease. George Kelly, of Jer.
sey City, writes, CDR. Stevens gave me
Mishler's Herb Bitters while | was nm.
der his treatment for gravel, and has
told me to continue to take it,"
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Died,

Little Bedford kirkpatrick died YES
teroay at IL a. M, with fever. lie was
taken sick last Saturday on the road
between here and Celiua, Collin county.
Texas; He, with his father, A. f. Kirk.
patrick, aud his mother, were visiting
relatives at Uelina. They will bring his
remains to Dallas for interment. The
funeral VIII take place from their resi-
uence, l6Oo Commerce street, Friday
morning ~ ~ o'cloc k. Tho Misses Col.
,svs, ms sch9ol teacher, an his school
the friends of tho family. ' -'''0
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City VS.. Jim Jones and Randall Jones
gamingi fined $40 each.
City VS.. Wiley Virgins, Casoi
Moore and Jim Edmundson, gaming
discharged.
City VS.. w. II. Dean, Fred Myers, Pal
OConnelly. intoxication; fined So each
City VS.. Sallie Mccoy, fighting,
fined 81.
City VS.. Bette Kinnan, fighting; con
tinued.
City VS.. B. Brin, assault; discharged
City vs.. b. M. Campbell, abusive Ian
guage; fined 81.
City Us. Hitchcock, obstruct ng side
walk; discharged.
City VS.. Simpson & Norton; falling Ia
repair sidewalk; continued.
City VS.. Frank Lynn and D. Rawles,
gaming: discharged.
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Missing VITO and ChiId.

Mr.. }. o. Stone, residing on Live Oak
street, near the convent, left his store
on Elm street at noon yesterday, going
nome as usual to dinner. lie found the
doors and windows securely locked and
note tackled upon an awning post,
winch read as follows: Dear husband !:
Doubtless you will be surprised to find
matters thus, but can't help il. | mus
go to j. IL. Wobsters, 7Ol Elm street,
ana have Minnies picture taken. Web
ster is making his best cabinet photo.
graphs at 81 a dozen. This low price
Will last only ten days. ANNIE.