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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24
DON'T GIVE UP YET.

1t desn't follow that a patient will
die because the doctors have "given
him up" or that he will recover be-
cause they promise to ''pull him
through" It Is never too late to try
the great virtues of Parker's Tonic.
Mr Michael Guilfoyle, of BrigamptOn
N. Y, was cured of rheumatism by it
after ten years of ,,unspeakable suffer-
ing. Mr.. r. w. Mosher, druggist, of
same city, certifies that he has sold
over a thousand bottles of Parker's
Tonic through its reputation for this
aud other cures.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24

FOR SALE.-A good side saddle,
nearly new. Apply at this office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24
Business Notices.

Business notices will be inserted in this cell
umn for five cents per line, each insertion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24
A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE


diseases especially
children, experience fs unlimited
operations performed without and managed
tensive practical experience. Being well supplied with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24
DEVOTED TO THE TREA TMENT OF
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

FRMR
FOR THE BENEFIT THOSE WHOSE CASES NAY NEED MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREATMENT Tween
CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES enabled us thoroughly understand and
plOy the best necessary to effect
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-10-24

We also carry a full of Table Lurar1es such
as Picked Oysters, chill Sauce, Cross d b10cS-
Wells Pickles. Etc., Etc.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
At AlCEOX & PATTERS0N'I
II RID ON HILTON.
some Strange Statements that Were
Made Under Oath.
How an Heir is Said 10 Have Been
Swladled.
Miscellaneous Telegraphlc News It,ms

New YoRK, March 2l.-IIenj amin +.
Whelden, Of Ludlow, Vermont, guardian
for Alexander htewsrt. an insane mau re-
sdlng IN Cayendish Vermont, has filed In
the United States circnit court a romarkA-
BILE complaint against Judge Henry Hilton.
executor 81 the estate OF the late A. Il. Sew
art, In which he maintains certain release
Of clnims against the Stewart estate that
complainant gave were iraudulently oh.
tanned by the executor and therefore null
aud void, Alexander Stewart by his guar.
dian claims TO bs cousin and heir at law Of
the lato A. T. Stewart. complainant states
he began action against tho eHtate for
5000 900 In June, 1873. Defendant well
KNOWING plaintiff end others were true sud
legal heirs at law, devised and executed a
plan o. procure disGOnilnuance OF action
and obtain NJ small per oentnee Of PLANT
ms interest IN TIE property. Defendant en-
gagged y. g. J0yne, Price, Lew
is ava Ira Shaier, sll OF
New Yok Lewis went 20 Csyoniish
nnl by promises got Plaintiff 10 come here
and BY iurIor pIoIuis occurred from hlm
Il release OF ail claims. Lewis kept Stow.
art 10 rnotical custody while here, rs'us.
ing 10 allow him q visit or receive irrrds
or bis lawyers. He ev0n caused plaintiff g.
exchange his lawyer for Que Shaier,
an agent u defendant. fhat on
March ist, 1879, he val induced by prom
l,fs 10 agree to d.foott inue salt while still
In custody OF defendants agents, aud
sigt cd full release OF all his claims against
the estate The promises referred to were:
That on or before August 30ih, 1879. de.
PENDANT would make plaintiff independ-
snuy rich for life, by the
payment Of as great q sum as
plaintiffs interest and claim was
worth; that plaintiff should DO iairly dealt
with; and should receive not less than $780,
600; that defendant would buy for him
good farm in Vermont and stock 1t with
horses, cattle and sheep, and that costly
dresses and other articles shoult
be given his wife add daughter"
Plaintiff AYERS that defendant has broken
all those promises, and plaintiff holds he is
damaged to the extent OF 5000 %
September 20bh, 1879, being insane ard in.
capable OF tfnnsaoting business, plaintiff
made over power of attorney 10 his son.
Matthew Stewart, 20 collect 10 his behalf
damages due. Complainant prays that re-
lease be 90 made
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
PERSONAL.

Fred A. Sale, Of 81. Louis, is at the Wind
J. w. Homer, New York, il at the Wind
sor.
r. J. Murphy, Memphis, is at the Wind
II. w. Sea. St. Louis, is booked at the
Windsor.
W. r. Moore, Taylsr, is a guest Of the
Windsor.
w. ]. Austin, Denton is registered al the
Windsor
G. NJ. Frazier, Fort Stockton, is At the
Windsor.
A. Mansur, OF St. Louie, is booked at the
Windsor.
NJ. Kiizlugsr, New York, is registered at
the Windsor.
J. A. Price. OF Wax lhachie, is registered
at the Windsor.
A. Hufseimer and L. Green, Cincinnati,
.re mt he Windsor.
Captain j. f. McLeroy, OF Petersburg,
Virginia, Ia stopping a. the Grand Wind
sor.
las Texas is lying very sick at the Wind
sor hotel, lei PasO, Texas.
Her manv friends will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Paul +. Erb is rapidly recover
ing from dangerous apell OF sickness.
Colonel Arthur w. Andrews, q promi-
nsnt attorney of Terrell, Texas, ls ia the
city aud registered a. the Grand Windsor.
Miss Bette BuriorG, OF kentucky, who
has been visiting her cousin. Miss hatte
Burford left last evening for San Antonio
on a visit TO friends.
Jim Wilson, agent o. the Ohio Il u ssie-
sippi, returned yesterday from Hot Springs
and left on the evening tain for Monterey,
Mexico, on business.
ice Blewitt, the faithful, popular and
efficient post Office clerk, who has been
dangerously III for the p3tt two months
with pneumonia. was ont Yesterday for a
drive, for the first time since he was taken
ill.,
Mayor Cabell, Aldermen Moroney and
Spsllman. City Secretary q. M. S.ink
aud Superintendent A. NJ. Wheless, OF the
water works, left last evening for Gainee-
vile, TO witness the test trial OF the new
waier works OF that city TO-DAY.
j. s. Downs, formerly Of the fam OF j. w
Barton & o., has bought ont the stock and
BUSINESS of the Central grocery store, ~
East Dallas, ard will IN fee days remove
the business 20 corner OF Elm and Peall
stretts, when large addition OF fresh
goods will be made, and sold very cheap.
Mr.. V. w. G evsland. formerly OF this
city, but now OF Wills Point, where he runs
viii succeed MIR. g. } Wise in the manage
ment and control OF the hotel at Hughes
Springs, famous watering place in east
Texas, which he will open in June for four
months.
At the st. George: George T Moore, st.
Louis; Jno Barry, Paris Tex; b Henry,
Houston: f Il Overall Austin Statesman;
X b Afford, Texas; K Miller. st. Lonis;
II Z Henry, Lancaster; A 4 Wilson, j Z
Hsndley, kaufman; Ii p oglisby, Plsno; w
L hsilage, Terrell; Jno A Beoksnsn,
W,xahschie; A q Mcdonald, WIS Point;
It NJ Hoffman. kaufman; II II Rsinbolt
and wife, wsatherioid; John Solan. waIa-
hschie; l. Kells,' Gazette, "Ge rye b Corne'
iius. Fort Worta; r NJ Chapman. Alvsrsdo;
yno SNYDER, Hutchins: Jno t Allen, Aus
tin; N Johnston, So Louis; II Johnston;
Texa. &c Dranghu, Kansas City; ii L
Overni,er, I,ouisvllle; 7 u Woodhouse,
VIII. Point; G Y Pool, Farmersville; Sam
uel Hudson, Houston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

DALLAS. DALLAS 90 TRIAs. March IL
We. the undarsgoeJ, have seen tle Nom
roe Riding Rotary harrow opersts on the
field and have carefully watched It's opera
tons on un.broke, rough corn.sialk ground.
and lake pleasure in tay log II performs its
work faster and in superior manner to
any farm implement we have ever secn and
honestly believe IL hiss no equal, II runs
with perfect ease tn the can Two ord iuary
sized mules) crushing tho Contestants and
dry weeds and running over cedar stumm
ne though they we're not In its way. -
breaks and pulverizes he ground several
inches deem, leaving tho surlaoe perfectly
loose and smooth. C eRns,nR itself of al
stalks and otner trash as 1t runs. Ina
word, We eau not recommend ii too highly,
a. we believe II has no equal as q farm labor
saving machine, and will 50 revtiutionize
the farming interest thrt II will save mil
lions Of dollars 10 Texas. "a
(Slgued) w G. VEAL,
w II. CASTOR.
RoBr. X CASTOR,
SAMUEL PETERNAE,
]. r. JOHNSTON,
] NJ. DRAM,
l.. NJ. KETrFLY,
w. T. WoowLLEY, ra.
J. NJ PATTERSON,
X. II. Yosr
g. c. WILKfEs,
w. +. BRADLEY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

In 1880 there came to Hawkinsville from
Charleston, South Carolina, two well-drs,s-
ed gentlemen. One OF them was very stiagy
and close; the other was the reverse--lib-
eral aud free with his money, the greatest
lover of fun | had ever seen. Two weeks
before Christmas he caused TO be printed a
number of handbills as follow:
WANTED s 900 cats II import 10 London, as
rats are aboui TO undermine the erest city. 1
want them delivered here on Christmas day.
From al. points OF the compass came ne
groes with sacks and WALL Is Of cats. They
hung them ON the ehade trees, on fences
in fact, look where you might aud q sack Of
cats greeted you. Fifty cents for grown
cats, 25 cents Tor half-grown aud 10 cents
for kittens had been offered. The bad boys
about town, myself one OF them, begar at
a signsl 10 cut the strings and let loose the
cats. or course q good many dorg were In
town. and the fur dew. About II O'Clock
an old man named Barney Williams. living
near Hartford, came across the river With
40 OK 1T, minus the body, but with an 5
by 10 long, square basket filled with cats OF
all ages. sexes, colors and sizes. Hesiopped
In front oi Bohannon's hotel. After a short
search he found the man who weuted the
c,ts, who appeared very anxious 10 secure
the lot, and, trying ia pet- into the basket.
he cut the rope holding the guilt GOVERNS
to the basket aud out fiev the cats-abogt
frty. They west pcll nell under the
houses. Into the bushes and every conceiv-
able place 10 hide. The old man Williams
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
A Story OF How q Family Ate . Picked
Snake.

A thrilling story 10 related TO me to day
which makes one shrdder in contempla.
ton Of il. hsvs taten the pains to in
vestigate and find the miraculous incident
entirely true:
Paul Coleman, q negro man who lives
about seven miles from this place, had his
sorghum cane male into molssses In Octo-
Der last, aud while making his crop the bar
rel 10 hold his Own was placed on the
ground near the mill and remained over
r,icht. The buDg-hole OF the barrel was
sliehtly turned toward the ground. The
eofghum wns made ana the barrel set
nm in Paul Colemsn's house. ana the
family hsve been using IL ever siuce
IL was made, All last fall and this
winter the whols family have been COM
planning Of being sick aud were affected
strangely The sorghum got low IN the
parrel and the other day some piece, o.
kin we're drawn out with the mo'as,es. and
on examination h.d the appearances Of
pIeces OF . suake. The head OF the barrel
vss Knocked cut aod large snake was
ton nd dead in the b,FTel. but not totally
rotten. The snake it "a supposed, crnvied
IN She bung-hole at night while the barrel
Was on the ground aud In the process OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS NV TEL.
EGRApH,

bT, LOuis MAHKET. -
hr. Louis, March l.-Uattle--kecelpts
400; firm but demand CHIEFLY locsi, export
steers. SO. % 10 so 20, good % choice, 90 10
common, 81 70 10 30; oorn'ied Texans, iight
TO heavy, si.75 10 50 90 Hoef--Receipts
1890, packing. sGi0 10 $500; heavy. $500
10 i7.l5. Sherp-lteoe 800, quiet; la
fsrior ~ fair, 50 10 1870 medium O. good,
S5lo 50 70; choice 10 fancy, $500 10 50,
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEw YonK, March -Beoves-Receipis,
200, including 700 Tor export; O0ouod dull
ard lower aud closed hirly steady. Poor
10 prime steers, 50 90 to S72j general
sales, $500 10 30 81. Sheep Receipts,
700; iirm hut STOW trade; com mon TO u rIme
sheep, - to $3.50 yearltpg lambs, 1925 g.
81 70. Flour quiet. Whsai--Spot Lore
iifm options deol ned Ia 10 IL ct the OPEN
ing, later were stronger and recovered from
the decline, closing weak, unRreded red 81
90 Sl.l7i No. rcd, Oi 5-S; No. red. 81 Oh,
No. red, stonmer, 81 o.; No. . rod 81 Os
h. Sl,l0 Ia. Corn-Spot lots, Ia 81 IL low
or, options, 3-S TO ~ lower; uugradai, 81
To- O2' so . 55 i-3 TO 50 81: sIeamcr. % IL
l0 go 4; No. 2. 0l ~ 10 03 IL. COFFEE
Spot i.ir, Rio duh and depressed II 1 1,
options depressed; 20 10 GO poiq O, tower vim
active trading; RIO No z, spot. 900; saIfs
go Dses; RIO No. T. March, D 90 TO 900.
- 90; June, sos 10 siO
July, 900 in o IS, August, o O5 10 q.40: Sep.
TENDER, 0.05 20 o a.; OctoDer, 900 90 0 40:
december, 900 10 005 Sugar duh and
ossier; fair TO good refining quoted a. 8 7-l6
"a o . 10, refined quiet. MOissses steady.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Tall1w fteAdy.
curprnune steady; "A IL to IS Pork quiet
but steady. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut eatsnominal. Lard wesk; go 10 g.75
MT RECEIPTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

Although many are predisposed to lung
troubles from birth, yet even such may es-
cape consumption. or other pulmonary or
bronchial dsease, II due care and wstchful.
ness be observed, and all exciting caused are
promptly treated M they arise. IL Is ia
these cases DR.. Javne's Erpectorant exer.
cises It's mos, beneficial effects aud has pro-
duced the largest proportion of its cures
Besides promptly removing coughs and
colds, which, when LETT to themselves, are
the Immediate causes OF tuberculous devol-
oyment, this standard remedy allays any
inhaDstion which may exist, and by pro-
noting easy expectoratiou, cleans.s the
lungs OF the substances which clog them
up, and which rapidly destroy when suffer
ed 10 rsmsin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL,
The Greer County Bill Hasa Hard Read
10 Travel.
asn. Simon Cameron Tries 10 beTruih-
fnl About Texas.
The Morrison. Randall Split IL Pie for
the Gossips,
Our Delegation viii yote Against the
whisky Bill.
Dallas Fable Baiiding Commissioner
Unappointed- Postal Data.
Proceedings Of COpgrefs-Mlscellany.
THE GREER COUNTY BILL,

WAsniSsr,s, March 81. - l5peclal.l -
When the Greer couoty hill was before
,ongress two years ago, Reed, OF Maine,
made objection 10 IL. Ho opposed the
Measure rom co siderations OF prechation,
u was no. III ught NJ tae time mat ne hs1
mastered the subject. The bill comea from
he COMMITTED This session with full en-
iorsement of the committee. What course
iced will pursue isnot known now, though
/ is fair 10 presume 40 will oppose tho bill.
rhe senate is expected TO weigh the bill
bslously on political grounds. u will be
barred that N Texas gets too much nore
errilory she will an some future tune DO too
loworfnl Ia the politics OF the country.
Greer county bill. It's passage Is not 81 all
lecure, even considering The favor with
fhloh e II viewed nv Secretary Teller.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

George Stone, the wsll-known billiariist,
now has charge OF the billiard hall ofthe
Board of rrade saloon. which he is run
ming with marked success. He IL scknowl-
edged by the champions of the cue TO be
the best billisrdist in the state.
While he dces not pretend
10 make an exhibition OF himself,
his playing to those who love 10 roll the
worries is instructive a. well as interesting.
Under his supervision the hall will succeed,
Tor he is perfectly at home and possesses
the happy faculty Of making others feel the
co m N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
NiEXIA.

IrxrA, March 2i.--[Specisl.l The stock
OF dry goods recently attached OF Moseley
Bros. here and iDvoiced AZ something over
Sil, 900 was sold to-day to NJ. Il. Roberts, u
merchant Of this place. for $3.50.
DR.. j. G. Street, president OF tho Mexis
Mutual Endowment and Aid Association,
hro decided 70 make Dallas their hcadquar-
tiers after this month, as they can handle
their gro wing business to batter advantage
~ that nj scs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
A Raid That Created CONSERVATION.

Nlw YoRK, March 2l.-The sanitary in
epector, accompanied by squad Of police,
msds an unexpected raid last night on er-
press wagons that carry meat into this city
from New Jersey. One hundred and fifty
carriers OF bob" calves were seized and
sent TO the ofYal dock. The raid spread
CONSERVATION among the expressmen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
nun nELt0ATION.

WAsHIEoroS, March 2l.-fSpscisl. 1.-The
Texas delegation in the houia oppose tho
whisky bill, which will be beaten by thirty
votes II II Ia brought nD again Tomorrow.
Mr.. Miller presented petition IRON Co
lad county. ssking 100000 appropriation
for Ds ravatln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
NIT RECEIPTS.
GALvt.roY. Mnroh 81. --FolIowlnr nre the
Total -....... $50 q 9G i.l77 90j 5,2id C9l
last year. ,.... % l62 10l 900 i.1iG Ggl ~.
rfH-ry pprrag.

NEW ukLFANt pa hkhI,
NEE ORLEAEs, March q Flour dull
aud unchanged; iamiiy, $47j to So; high
era i's So 80 20 SO Corn scarce; mixed,
63 is. Osts dali and lower; Al % a. -
Corn meal dull; $500 Hay quiet sud
easier; common, $780, prime, 81 % Sl7;
choice, so t. b2O ialoy, S2l. Plrk scare
aud firm; ia fair demagd; Sl6 - ID 10 $40.
Lard steady; fierce iefined, -; key, 10 o.
10 ~ Salt maot scarce aud wanted;
hulk shoulders, 5-s; long clear aud clear
rio; 95-S. Bacon. scsrco and Grm; long
clear sad clear rib, 1908 Hsms, choice
sugar cured capys. sed. steady; 10 10 u -
Whisky trm and UNCHANGED. Coffee quiet
and weak; Rio cargoes, ordinary 90 prime,
10 4 TO 10 IL. Sugar uomintliy unchanged.
NoiHsses steady and In good demand;
centrifugal II 10 80; isrmenting.g30 20 35;
eboiled, % to 40. Rice quiet bat firm,
Louisiana, ordinary to prime. 3 81 10 1 4.
Bran IN ialr demand end essier; 81 OF ~ to
81 10. Cotton seed oil dull prime crude,
80 10 81 summer pellow, AZ to "a.
Sight exchange on New Yors, 81 80 per
sl0t0 premium; sterling exchange, b. b.,
4S7 ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
POSTAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.--[speoisl. THE
postmasters commissioned to-day ere O.
IA. Sweet, at MerflmNn; A. i. Siiokney, ~
Bellyllle, j. X. Horne, vt Dunctnyille; J..
w. Mathews, at Hardsman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
Active Liver Bowels rcguIaras o'ockwoIk and
MOI0y'S I-X-S Tonic Cordial
As a femsIl Remedy Il T SAfE!

making the molsssos. The horror that
struck the negro family on seeing tha dead
fnAte was indesoribahls but the oauso az
tho sickness was solVed-insY had oeen
taking poison for three mnnthc. ~ Ripley
lIann o0rrelnOndenne LnulaNllle In.l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
Pottery CLOSED.

TRENTON, Msrch 2l.-Joseph II.
the sheriff this morning on an exc
cution from two Judgments aggregating
$4,000. Work was Suspended and num-
Der OF persons are out OF employment. The
pottery stood high. and 10 reported TO be
worih xfo5 900
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
COrnar naI1 and lamar

wss very mad, for he had been to Weeks
gathering up the surplus iellnea Of biz
neigh bOrhooi. There was no siesp Tor
many ulghis IN Old hawkinsyle. The
heat Judges estimated that not lees M an
2, coo cals had been turned loose on that 90
oaalon. fAtlnnin Constitution
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

We have this day received consignment
of Ten thousand fac ciesrs TO be sold on
ssturd Y and Monday. Thee goods must
be sold. w therefore invite all dealers IN
cigars t. cali and take advantage o. this
rsro opportunity % secure aresi harEsin,
At Fine Very Fines auction commission
nou.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHINGTON, March u,-lSpeltl.I-Ihe
,oss;n over tne Morrison. Randall Issue is
almost rs absorbing aB during the speaker
ship CANVASS. The men near TO Morrison
saw they endorse the Watterson ultima
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

The livery men held another meeting
Monday night TO periect their orkaniz al ~,
to be Known - the Dslles Liverymen'e
association. At their meeting Thursday
night Tom Herrris was elected pres der 7,
q. A. willitms. secretary, and Il. Il.
Cabflf. treasurer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
NO AFpOINTsIENr.

WARRINGTON. March 2l.-[Specitl.l-No
appointment has been made ~ yet for su-
perintepdent OF the public building at
Dallas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
Boiler Explosion-Phenomena Escape.

LITTLE Rock, March 2l.-The Ga.
zette's Newport special says: The
boiler OF Rstman's sawmill Fix miles
fro., this place exploded Yesterday. killing
the fireman and three children. The saw
yer was blown forty feet, but only slightly
tnr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
GOOD FOR.sIMoN.

WAsHrSoroN, March 81. [5peciAl.l -
Simon Cameron arrived to-day from the
\ south, and gives Texas a fSir Dame to every
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
THE E,iBRYO STATE.

WAsHruaroH, March 2l-[Press. THE
bill introduced in the senate for the adj
mission OF the state OF Tacoma
provides for the erection OF the present
Lferritorv Of Washington and part OF
|Tdeho into q state and its admission
Into the Union sub .equent to
the formation OF q state govern
meut and the adoption OF constitution
by q convention OF delegates representing
the election OF the proposed state.
to be held at Wslls walls, and the
ratification oil tho action OF
That convention at special
ejection ny electors residing within the
limit Of the PROMISED state. II provides.
boxever thst admission shall not take
plscs til after Marsh Alb, 1885.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

People have been humbugged much that i s nearly
impossible TO get them to BELIEVE ADVERTISEMENT;
but have asked 10 come and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless it the TRUTH Therefore, tell you
nr g. Influential has just returnaa from Southern
Texas where no obtained large stock OF bankrupt goods.
consisting of the above, and KNOWING thing
possible of Spring Stock of goods that
are now daily arriving unless make room; therefore,
viii you viii be supr beyond your belief.
$4,000 worth OF goods at prices tnat will astonish well
as please you. These goods are spread
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

Row to DO IL.
rhe western Citizen, of Indianapolis, In.
diana, states: Mr.. Harry J. N u er, ssso-
ciaie editor ~ this paper, was relieved by
| 81. Jacobs OIL Of a severe stiscS OF rheum
/ ATTAIN -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22

TIE la Flsra dc sapoiez Y Hsya cigar
are the most populsr clear Havana cigar
from New York TO San Franc SEQ. Call and
examine them ct
HIcKox 4 PArzERsos's.