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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, LAKE MINNEToNKA,
Mimi, Aug. l5-At the business meeting Of
the Army Of the Tennessee Thursday morn
ing, all the present officers were reelected fol
the ensuing year. Chicago was selected as
the next place of meeting on the second
Wednesday in September, 1885.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15
THE PRiTTItsr LADY IN ROCK ISLAND.

Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balm for the
Throat and Luasgs was a superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly when
others had no effect whatever So to
prove this Q. Grotjan will guarn
tee it to all. Price 90 cents and 81
Trial size free
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15

WASHINGTON CITY, Aug 15.-Indian
Agent Allen, OF the Montana Blackfeet
agency, telegraphs Indian Commissioners
Price denying the truth of the report that the
Pregan Indians are starving. He says ne
has sufficient supplies for present needs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15
Alarming Hi Health of French
Troops.

LONDON, Aug. l5-Advices from Hong
Kong state that sickness among the French
troops at Foo Chow has become alarmingly
prevalent, the death rate being very high.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-08-15
The President.

HOTEL. KAATERsK1LL, N. Y, Aug. 10
President Arthur was in consultation with
the secretary of state all Wednesday morn
ing. He will remain at the hotel until his de
parture far New York, the date being uncer
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Wonders will Never Cease.
Unprecedented Low Prices the Wonder Now.

The extraordinary Bargains offered this season in all de
ments proved the incentive induce the people desou
f of saving money to purchase their Clothing at the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

w SALE-UMING 10 -Nly-,.,,.,,,
- Ior pr0tracted time, / onar ~ n ~
Jrinoa ana buggy; perfectly gentle 'oT M,
s,rn', Apply TO MarlynYs ", hpu
sslees. JOHN T El.LlOiT, '"pit I;mf
Vh sALE-BkoUM MHClIINtssI
w., e. wv new machines an, q" -
%,oS,,'Ne Brltton manuiac,nreu
ot,Scap AuureSs Wh. PFoUTs, care I III
w 81 T. OK kENT-A FIIsIS,,fij
!, orahu new plano; VIII sell on iha M
' ''"n' AMY To Sel Ross Avenue.
tebas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

The rumors that have bcen avirc
about ,or sovor,l darso ~, % AZ.
bilts purpose of selling Maud y. are SET
at rest by the news that the sale Ia cnn,.
pleted. MIR Il,ruor noon,,,,, p
- .u' "ovo''us owner OF
tne queen OF the Turf for 100000. Mr.
Vanderbilts idea in getting rid of nor
seems 10 have beep sin,oro 1t, y.
os,.n,, n,.,la. '''o''o ''siIo W
uSuapv au,.ner annoyance: One OF the
pen s vi 9whinS mo fastest trotter
srnn, ,, yh" u q .ontllluous solicitation
FIJI, oasn i'o,l VINO are different
I'LL Nv, 1v h allow records 10 DO
Iaue a''n Droken' III selling her To MIR.
~, ~, MI ,ur"nur owner Is assured
c1s s s'so WI, never IAN Into tho hands
y,It ~, ,S'Il az eur'lleh' ana That shr
vii VIII ue wen ~koh care OF tho rest Of
hdp uays,
puS euliulen heeu not lament rs those
I'll, wnp n mu' ' iio i'npe, WINE Mr.; Bonner
nor Tor purse, he announces his inten,
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MATTHEW A. BRUCE
GasIXTH AVENuE, New York.

Money refunded In all eases where satlsfao
tloh IN not given. Send for circular, with re'.
erences. AGENTS WANTED.
Name this Danar
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a dinner took place tho other day in
Partisan restaurant, given by the ladie.
oftho French press TWAS solf-stylod al
diner dos has blcus.n President of thi
blue stockings banquet was jimmie
lhllde, the TAR editrtSs of tho Gil a,us-
whose caustic pen makes her ndmlrer
ana feared. AT her side wero seen MIMI
Paul do Charry, Of tho Pays; Carnee, ~,
the Patrie; Camille Delaville, of th-
l'resso and Oninion Natiunale; Georsn.
do Payrehruno, of tho TIA.
graphic; Olympic Audonnrd. thr
oditrosS Of tho Pavilion, and man
more less known to fame. II k n MIRA.
Sraph In tho statues thnt only good
looking women may become members nt
this society, and most OF tho above
named ladies, Il not actually brautlfui
have all that subtle charm. NJ. Blrhe,
FAureyilly, who has so often over
whelmed all bluo-stockings with hi.
lcute aud witty satire, received from
the lady President nm invitation to at'
tend the banquet. lie declined in n
most gracefully sarcastic lctu.r. "Nndr
Nme,' he wrote, at II very difficult TO h,
~. Anthony, hut one can ALWAYS br y
ulysseS''- London World:
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FOR RENT

OR RENT-oNE HANDSOMELY N
4 hehed mont room, at 79e Elm 81 resl
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A gentleman, who recently visited
Fremont, Ohio, informs us that no had
confidential talk with n personnl
friend of II. II. Hayes, who told him
snal hayes was ore of the most nm.
hHppy men living, That no smile evor
irrddiats his countonnncn. That
he goes, around with Tho
mark of Cain upon his brow
leeiing and knowing tdat the word ro'
CARDS him IA n public robher, with the
LeSoru OF an alder, Rbettur and pnrtici.
pator IN " more infamous crime Than
NAT OF benedict Arnold. That tho ID
sput troubles him In all his waking mo
ments and haunts him through the
silent hours Of his feyerisb
dreams. lilo would viye ali
no possesses In tho world n ha
consd only recall his part in tho rohbarv
OF tne Presidency, With the natural ~.
stincts OF an honest man, hn succnmhnd
70 temptation, and became tho nost c'I'
ir thief ofancient or modern times
lno wages OF sin are death, and Havcs
mWnSs Tor that time not To he far distant
iiis crime IN q deadlv hliuht TINT 10.
blasted all his after years, aud no honas,
man curses sorrow ut his punishment o
Exchange ''''n''--
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Total expenditures Tor four years OF
Republican rule, $222 722,000.
Proportion of Republican expendi-
ture to Democratic expenditure, 4 to |.
If this enormous Republican expendi-
ture OF $39S, 900, 900 since the war nad been
made TO enlarge and improve the navy,
and fit it out with effective mod
ern ordinance, there would be
no roouI TO find fault. But the
Notifying fact is thai the navy has
been steadily running down evei since
it came into Republican hands. The
ships are "rotten tubs, ply the admission
of Republicans themselves; their arma-
montS are ineffective old guns that have
been out OF date everywhere else for
fifteen years; and the person nel is tame,
unseamanlike, effeninate and spiriless.
There is nothing the United States
navy needs more to-day than such
crews as manned the rebel Alabama,
or q half dozen Farraguts and
Ingrahams of the old navy. 1t may DO
asserted that there is not one first-rste
ship, nor one iirstrate gun in the Unit.
ed States navy; and it may ue added
tnat there never VIII he While Republi.
rarlsln controls lt--tcir if there IL one
fact more strikiGgly illustrated than
any otner III .ne naval management oil
lne iast twenty five years 1t il that Re
pupl,canism is incapable of the enter
Prise, hardihood and daring on the high
seas that win naval renown.
A Republican eX-member of Congress
| from Massachusetts, Hon. w. X. Harris,
who served on the Committee on Naval
Affairs, has Just attempted to show that
inc condition of the navy now is no
worse than 1t was under the Demo
cratic regime. lie says:
"The truth is--aud tho bare recital OF
this evidence makes it apparent-tha
| our navy before tie war, as COMPARED
with tho navies OF the other great pow
ars, was u burlesquo. a long period OF
! profound peace had caused Congress t.
neglect the navy, as il is now again do
| ing, until 1t had falleR into utter ue.
cay"
Tho only answer to this assertion il
| that 1t is II positive untruth The
United States navy before the war, I'M
der Democratic rule, was not "hur-
lesqne," nor had it "iallen into utter de-
day." The proof of this il furnished IN
| the last National platform of MIR. Har-
ris' own party. That platform says:
I'VE demand the restoration of our
navy to its old-time strength and ell
cheney"
Tue old-time strength and efficiency
vi our navy meanS-it can only moan
inc condition il exhibited under Demo
cratic rule, when the Kane expedition
TO tho Arctic regions, Perry's expedition
to Japan, and the gallant conduct OF
Commander lngraham, of the sloop-of
war st. Louis, in rescuing Martin Koszta
from Australian corvettes in the harbor
OF Smyrna, were the illustrations OF its
character and spirit. Ingraham's gal
liant little shin, the St IOuis was 4,
pretty fair specimen of the old Demo
cratic navy; the Tallapoosa, lust buttod
TO tile bottom Ivy little coal Schooner IN
vineyard sound, is an equally fair speci
men of the Republican navy.-ISt. Louis
Rpnll blirnn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

NuilIE 40 Dil lAN PAI..,-
~ flcG OF Assessor AND CuL r,-roU
CIIl HALL, August II, ISL again beg t.
call your attention 70 the nlct thOl the cit,
lakes for the year 1884 are due and must b,
paid before the lst day of September. Costs
VIII Oc added after that date. The city I'm.
obllgatlons To facet to pay for thS vn,t
amount 81 improvements which have beer
lnade ANA are now under cunSIru, tlon.
WOuld urge all those good citizens Who car
pay To 90 30 now anu not wait TN the last
lAy 81 lhls month. J. @. BOGEl,. Assessor
and Collector. nugl,.',
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BY THE WAY.

The postal service of the United States
costs sac, 800 this year.
Turin bread is an eighth of an inch in
diameter aud yard long.
Montreal policemen are required t.
speak both English and French.
There are said to be l,s7l,2l7 illiterato
voters in the United States.
A Java plant, called kappe, can be
spun and dyed, and resembles wool.
1t is said that S,OOO,00O meteors pass
through the atmosphere daily.
1t costs the United States $685. $3.50. 81
to take care of the Indians this year.
Eighty million dollars is spont annual
ly for public schools in the United
States,
1t costs $l2,0S6, 900 to improve the rivers
AID harbors of the United States TINS
year.
The manufacture of postage stamps
will cost the Government $4,000 this
year.
The wool Flip Of this year il estimated
at 30O,00O,OW pounds and Is worth SS5,
100000.
During the last five years New York
ers in Paris purchased " $4,000 worth o.
paintings.
There are nine establishments in thu
United States which turn out 1868
watches day.
Forty-seven gallons Of wine each t.
every man, woman and child was drank
in Paris last year.
The census oflSSO gave the population
of the United States of ten years and up
wards as 36,76l ,6O7
Rum is made from sweet potatoes H.
Louisiana. Seven barrels of potatoes
yield IA barrel of rum.
There are 10000 periodicals published
in the United States, and the country
has mn army of 10000 school teachers.
In bremen il patient requests tha
his tooth be extracted with GAS, the den
list forthwith lights the chandelier.
Pennsylvania $3.50 p0sioilices, more
than any other State IN The Union. New
York comes next, with 3,l3l.
The gallows during tho present year
has filled more graves than in any pre-
vious year in tho history of the United
States,
The supply Of postal cards this wear
VIII cost the government S232, 900, and
1900 additional to pay for their distribu-
zion.
There are 700 different works pub
lished in German on vegetarianism, in
addition to II monthly magazine ON the
subject.
Berlin is to have an exhibition OF a
Japanese village of forty houses, with II
Japanese workman engaged in differ
ont handicratt in each.
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Wife-"Did You meet Mrs. smvtbe a,
'ne party last EVENING" She has been
abroad a long time. you know"
iiusoand--"Yes, had quito chat
WITH her. aud Judging from her manner
n ~, very much afraid | offended her. ),
pray" N"" now
y, compliment w prev
Wile-"Nonsonse. A women IN povar
offended by pretty compliment VIA,
did You say TO herf' """'
old gracefully" ' was s'o"i's
"hc-"Well, YOU are fool"
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A Pretty Conp,,me.,.

tie Jokor." '"'"s ht
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VM RE- I-sfORE.R0OA iN mn
In tsen ,e ,r Of the best business bri,s NIL
sins Of Sn of rylcr rcSas; suits6is 70, sg
y ine openis r ~, dry goods. groceries, *,
iio ,',i rent 10 oommens, s. nu nnee and ssI
','uress VIZ CAM. TYLER Taynoer
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A Good Word for Ilo,nely Girls.

"Why are homely girls always thu
best scholars, the best workers, ano
make tho best wives2" This question
was propounded by an observant nnc
Intelligent gentleman who has beer
twice led to the hymenial altar, and i.
ready to be sacrificed again.
Ills such really the case2"
~ nave reason to know that Il is. ii
| IS natural enough, isn't 10? The girl
who Is handsome in feature and torn
concludes very early In life that these
are her stock in trade. aud with them
she enters the matrimonial market
Nine times out of ten she IN soon OFF the
hooks and ~ the head of u house. Het
homely sister has hardly entered het
teens untll she discovers she is made IL
stand aside for the pretty-faced girls
All that neatneSs Oi dress, elegance 81
manners and proficiency in the arts q
making ones self attractive sho does
deliberately and tor Il purpose, perhaps
or possibly for no other reason than.
| Fopsy-like, sho grow that way"
me chances are she does IL solely fol
| the purposco tcompensating for her laci,
| of physical b autyN
"My observations lead directly to tn,
opposite conclusions" replied the intel
llgent observer. "There is among the
great laws of nature one known ns the
law OF compensation, and | am thor.
onSnly convinced that to IL the homely
girl il indebted for the tastes and disp6
sltion that prompts her 20 mako herspl1
useful when she can not be ornamontal.'
"Then, IT, you had tho choice of tive
ladies. one beautiful and the othe,
homely, you would take the homel
One?"
"ENpcrience and observation hot
teach me that would he the wiso Thin
TO DO The first impulse would naturaI
" be to Ike the prettipr of the two, bu.
would give the first impulse time
pass on, and net upon sober, second
| thought"
The old gentleman may be entirel,
right IN this MISUNDERSTANDING Dis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-01

THE STATE OF TEXAS-To ALI. pER.
sous Interested In tho administration of
the estate Of II, W. Goldthwaltr, deceased.
j, T. Gayle, executor OIL. u. Goldwaitc, de.
ceased, has Med, In the County Court of nal.
uh county, nM account SHOWING the condl
Ion g { said estate OF r. W. Gnldthwnlte. do
ceased, which viii be heard at the next Term
OF s'ild court, commencing ON the lst Mon.
Iay In Nov, A, II. 1881, at tho Tour. hous,
VI inc city Of Dallas, at which time an per.
contest said account ifthay Sre lroper.
n WITNESS W. N. C. Hin, County Clerk OF
Dallas county, Texas w
L. Sl-Given under my hand and the sonl
~ ~ SUI court az ofice, In the city OF Dallas
THIS IN day ofJuly, A. ID. 1881.
W. NJ. c. HILL.
County Clerk Dallas County, rexas.
ny u II. HugHgs. nenuiv.
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NOTICES.

| OSl3-3E TWEEN HERALD OFFICE
an llN Bryan street, nm old gold watch
Key, sapphire II Il agate set \ reward vii
be- pailon return To Herald ollcc nug.u.
NOTICE THIS Is TO NOTIFY IN
~ public th'i an no liable ror any deht,
or contracts that Disa Blrnhurt may m Ike
Nm \. BARNuAur ruws'
MOIlCE-uNDER ANu ~ AN,i.JnIIT
~ 81 " resolutiOn.udoptC by the council q
sNls Willie rcccNed al the Office of the civ
Secretary until O'Clock D. M, Sep ombcr
ISL, for lighting the city either hy pl,s o.,
electric light Tor q period Of two wears, from
ell reserv, s the right to reject nny ornll XII.
~ Z. u nnN ~
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wANreo.

| MANUFACTURERS GIRLS AND \
W boys tn WORK Oh paner boxeA. Amy
"a Ella street. JOHN SCHILLISa. aug
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Total expenditures for four years Of
pepoolasic rulo, s52,00S, 900.
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hARiL TON FEMALE COLLEGE
81 PLlfIasOI Pr,il,al luNeny ~

ST. PATTERSON, President lLllNefOa, ~.
The largest Female College In Kentucky
buildings or modern construction; appoint.
ment' superior, accommodations unsiirpnss.
ri heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water on each floor. bn1hs
course OF Instruction comprehensive; large
lNculty OF superior teachers; extra advaR.
mges In Language, Music, Painting and Flo
rullon' But two pupils occupy room. it,
phtrons anu pupils are references. For cat.
hlogue, copy OF Monthly, published by m,
Students, list OF references, etc apply To Tho
President, ar y. +. ~. Clair, Dallas. TEXAS
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fOR SALE

A, ~ SAA4. III sou IIWESft
\ COMPANf-4-roOm house, lot 5Oxl1
ilcr OF Crowdus and Porter streets. n
10, Main street, near Ervay 2 acres \
nouses or Sand 4 rooms, East Dallas
l.st oI Fair Grounds: 4-room house.
s,eorner ofCorsicana and y owder "a
ceres with houses, ana 3 rooms. 4 II
~ norIheastof Fair GrUunds;3-roov1
10y 10NsO, corner Griffin and Gibbs A
.ots ! ana Z, q and 2each 5uxl25, in N
,oil 'sN9idltlon, adjoining aud west a
t,"uluSi lot J1N'O, corner Griffin and
1.IeetS; loL sONltO, Joins Fair Ground
''a.,' lnt 23AeO, on Pacific avenue, 81
.''SS, niger dtpot; lot Ml4XlO0, corner q
----- mn MN I -.L---r s.L-L-m. u Y
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Z rabIc 81 - ,aVNh on ma MOST pEsl
Get win S sss@Ds%t or s IN Dallas, ~ by y
Sa,"oS' herald orlce. Apply to V ar ", Ia
nm ,,,,S,.,---.-...-.- nkrs.T
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~ ANTED-THE TEXAS MTTIJI
" dowment Association will give ~
profitable employment to eXperIencsdl
thct solicitors. Address A. NJ, HAIL
airy, ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas.
w ANrkD-ACIINE MEN 10 can
W Tor our subscription books In eve
ANA county In Texas: liberal terms ny
'llhnent employment given. Call ON
IrrNN ! w STBnSG. Hto Mpin street ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
URsULINE ACADEMY
Bryan street, Dallas.

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, Is most desirably located. The system
Of education pursued is designed to develop
The men.al, moral and physical powers OF
the pupils, and to make them useful women
OF rehned tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
Stotlorty, Drawing, French, German,
FANCY Work and the ordinary lnnrma-
ny expenses, per session of i've months, 500
Music and use of piano .... ........... IS
Entrance fee (only fer the first year. - 5
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
1urther particulars, apply to tho
MN'NI EXP AIrPERIOR
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va

Mrs. Glen. j, L. Il. Stuart, Principal. Tho
next session OF nine months begins sept. Il
ISL Efficient teachers In every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
fn'l particulars apply TO the Principal.
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W GENT t.NfKALI.Y TIN.A.fEil-
,ot, ". vnnVenlenceR TtNnst nv a iinIp.
,-,,'' ~ vain street. ur.siairs nay ~
~ hHNT-No. "a. ELM prf,tTf
Ia sye oNt uoor TO Sycamore street. slso IA
,cnts,' a,hh.ore street, for rent Tor 4 tenn 4
ust west os,,ste No. | business lorationi
Nse : naS ,Sy s ,p"sNIo No. e, Apply 10 Dovs
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Our TalIapoosa Nsvy.
Just prior 70 the war the naval sxpen,

Ia tho four years Immediately after The
war, the appropriations made under Rs
publican rule were as follows.
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4 one hundred acres Joining the IN
nlcnHrds9h, ON Ii & 4. Z. L r., ia
.orlh OF Dallas; very rich black band
lnpIuN,ui Mnier plenty and good.
INJURED ana eighteen acres, one and1
'', ~, M,SI nl lHchurdsOu; rich, biRcF'
ven improved, In fine state a. c,,Itiv,
'nrge dwelling, : rooms, hgrn. outLni
ana tenant houses; splendid orchard IN,
D good wells and - acres timber. Tbas
,,vMo among the hest places In BALI .,
mes perfect; no incumbrMnrr. form.
NpplE toor address DR.. l.. X. SrnotrpN
brH ON, Iull.s rOrn.,. n. vts
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

"a e AXE AUTHORIZED TO AN
~ uuun"e MIR. G. h. GILLESPIE As q can
tate for reelection to the office of Cnrnt,
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS
The UNlVERSl1Yof The SOuIh

Is located nj Sewanee, Tennessee, upon IN.
'umberlmn Plateau, 2,uN feet above IN,
SEA level. This school, under the spccip
patronage 81 the bishops OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church IN the south and south
west, offers the healthi,et residence aud th,
pcst advantages, both mOrul and cdurn.
tlnnHl, III Us h'ummnr School and It's Col
ltgiale aud Theological Depart ments. For
lie special claims OF his University for pp
irnnngo, amply for Documents TO The Rev
itllNir liodgson, u, d., a-ChaMceliur
Sawpnce Tennessee.
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NOuNTY rNEAslIhK.

NHE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" nOuuce Mr.. T.. d. LANGLEY as "A can
.idate lol county Treasurer of Dallas county
t,r"'i 10 I'm NuVamhpt
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LEUisLAIUKE

w EAkE AUTHOhIHEDT TO ANNOUNCE
" n. r. COoMBES rs n candidate for the
legislature rom lnllas county.
"a y AXE AT rHORlLED no ANNOlNIE
" Mr.. x. \. kIMBROUGH as II candidate
or the Legislature IN DALLAS county, subject
~" action ~ nae Nowor~urv
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OUUN.l IrIuI.Nll.

Az EAltE AtIiiuRlTED TOANNUUNCr
w a.. r. CLINT ASA candidate for roo 90.
ION to the office Of County Attorney al tn,
nsulug election.
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~ - NLt-.S U,yUJ 10 S-UtOL-I m
thls amount tu invest I'm sntnp a. h
hg business; might invest In live sio
rAhch bargain offered. Address
particulars, RAYMOND, Box Ig5. h
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ensuing election.
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