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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26
TRADE ITEMS.

SKwIsG machines ARE now htted with attach
ments for doing decorated wor.ttd or SIR Work
Rapid as ht mining pictures o animals OF lenu.
ecapes are embossed en- fabrics. The proiuct
of sc wing mschiucs covers the entire range OF
artistic drapeiies, screens, panels. etc using
every kind of maze rial emp uypd in hand work
In the CARPET works AZ lunkers New York,
about 3. 200 hands more than halt OF them glrs,
are emplo, ed -, 49,
Chapman broth @, o.tanS Il .erd OF cattle
large her grazing on the sticking water ranges
An Nevada
Tn, Argentine government is reported to be
preparlng circular which will BE- forwarded 10
All the goyernmei Is of the Sps ish republics,
proposing that a spanir h-Amerlcgn monetary
union shall b established
1t Is stated hat there is a Larger mileage oi
road laid ith steel rails In Indiana In opoi
tJn 10 the ~ cage OF the state than In any 'tee
Yves. OF the Aleghe mountains. Before me
close Of this year ttere viii practca " re no
rails -..,,,.
the trade & Mckee with other cocuulss ln'
creases We er much about "ovcr.produc-
tion," a gipited marRet, and the need ~ feduc-
iur the wavef oflsho-, witie mere ~ aconugn-
GUS country connected with us by raiironds
built with American cnp't'l, wh'ch needs epd
would be glad 20 axe, our ruftctuies In tN-
charge ior c.u1e products II Is almost I'M
possible 10 sell many nds OF American
goods In Mexico tod J unless they ar. SNUG.
gled, and that II The inevitable core ,livo OF q
100 high tiif The great culk OF our exports
to-day Is made up OF crude materials, In the
prnduc ion Of which we can. by virtue OF our
soil and q o. a.e, compee with other countries.
Our great waut to-day Is market for our sor'
plus manufacturer. We naturally look 10 the
other countries on ms continent for such n
market We could sen rrea' quantities Of goods
20 Mexico Csnsda aud Sou h Anne lea but for
the restrictions which we maintain against the
products - these countries We c-nnot expect
them TO buy our IA .Lu 'aciures on any terms II
we re not ready 10 tHke their prod ucts In cx-
change. Is foreign commerce good or an evil
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arOTArIoss TO-DAY.
CoFFKE-Rio fair. l2@i3ci prime, iSxS
TEAS Imperial ais65c Young Hyson 400
Coz; Oolong 10000, japan, 50G65c.
SUGARS Powdered. lo1sc crushed, loHo;
granulatsd, oSS standard l. gei Le gus.
MOL AssEs-io nisiana choice. 500; prime, $50;
ier 20 good. 40c: corn syrup +oc; sugar
syBaGGING-Pure Jute, IL he, l0xc; per
ward, b ibs,, i0Ao. ties l,s5per bundle.
RICE. Wholesale eN@7,lc. a. wv
CRAOREBS--sods X, ehC Xxx 6hG xxx
SOAP Olive. 2 IS Der boz; blue india :.
pound bars. B IS per box k-pound bars, O0pei
box; l-pOnnd bara, ai per box.
CaEE5E-T, T. to- fun cream, 1sc;
ROPE ioSc basis Cotton rope isc.
WILL BUCKETs--4 COOL 70 per i0ten.
MgAsUREs-K bushel Iron bound, 30 per
dozen: 2.hoOp pals 2 0G 8-hocp, %.
TUB5---s nest 2 rs : nest, 2 %; No. !, ou
per s'saa Ne 81 No s %V straw PSr aO sc
PowpER-5 90 per kog OF % pounds; i2S do,
drop bag. O0@2 10; buGl,, 2. 25@2 IS.
Pick s1s ss4ls o. sarE small e. mlaiS
Bo6,sn niixea H.bar,el, 5 90. Chow-chow y
parrel, 8 So 2.gnllon pals chow-chow. o..
S.ggllon pals mixed plcklea, ] 90. Glass pints,
Glass i.gallon, 4 rs. GlGss Hex. gallon, SIS.
COAL OII.-ll0 degrees Ore test IN barrels,
i2c. 10 ties: oil in cans, 20; 100 degrees hse
''s SSA 1 X Xxi / barrels. 1850 No lh'
barrels, : So No / k;barrels. Z 50. No.2 X
barrels 7 ". No. 2 k-bGrrels. 90. No. KITS
i u.s. 80. kite | 05 No. kits. ! 90.
CANDY Stick, ike q pound; fancy, l6@2se
CIDER-Crab apple. soc: Missouri cider. sos
per gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, ls@2c w..
STARCH: Pearl AZ. Royal Glass %: Bon
packages 5. 6-pound wood box glass, TX. O.
pound paper box glass, GU
LyE-Coneentrated. 275@4 OJ.
JUG6-we quote: lie per gallon Tor giaSea'
oTPeGms S Ks sSS al 49, spound
NS CALpFoRN nj CANNED GOODS Peaches,
COZ Apricots' S. blaekSerhss, o. o gsapSSs.
pounds, 2 s0 peas. az pounds, 90 plums, *
pounds s5: tomatoes, TX pounds, u; cur
'ass IN s" ToiaACco Genuine Duke of Dur.
han, l-pound packages. Ale; k-pound. tso; NJ
pound, isc; S-pound, ~; assorted cases. t4c =.
GENERAL GRoCkRtEs--scda, B!carb, SC
per pound; sai soda 2s4 si,to PEI p @, nc
por0c, SAY 2pssas. 500 70 eseo Der case; Potsod
Hasa LA slso paT aos; rottoe Ham. l-2c Y .
pc, dos: ssr.!nes, Avsricsir $50 per osse; sa..
se ~ 'l "a 70, ' esse 's n S RalpS. 0,
sli. 80. ,c siles Der csss sDua Gsyretfa, Oh st2
10 si.Sp per ,aso, anuo hs,ph't. -
To-. ts.g. per gross; 0tvue. american 2ts
So per dos, Olive Oh, pts, 7,n per dok
NursIoon-s. Is psr Sos; dondeased MIX
3 70 81 - % rsr case Jelly vine ginor, ooc PEI
doz- ia,n Tier, oi.2s peI iclen; Gown, e1ss pea
tosal, 10 0sns. tLtS per dozen: n. csnr, ~ q
PEI t1-cE. K,tsscv. ls.non, Sso. esr dosor; II
roosa. ,.sn,Ttei. sc pcT dozen, GLOVES whole
las = 50. paf T. D-csfa IoYtsx, uctamerniel
lst. oar is.' Elsotiulg iscisiN aSr PSF ID Eisnf
No noys..' 80 r,nr fnT
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la.iqi 40 feet came out. and this, wear the
Product VIII not exceed 200 o0l feo,, nni con.
soauentlv there Il no lcnFVr necessity for main.
ie'nng tho boom organization. During Us cor.
pnrats eNl ten G. from 1854 TO lSsl inclusive, the
Huron Log Boom company has rated and de-
livered ION Cass rivtr grad isial OF SIS, 1872,
SIS itet o. saw-logs
auotATiogs ro-DAr.
sToNE-At the Dsllss queries, SO pei cubic
foot; lilo for foundation; loo for WALL and $50 fol-
dressed 'front.'
LUMBER--Yoilov Pine. rough, 90 Per iOC
over 2. feet = - per 100 presd siie lnishlng
clear, 80; common, 225; = ceiling, 20 o.; y cell
if5 per lOO hxs dressed, 4 60 per 100. Siding
rs yer 100 Poplar dressed nnishinD. 8 90 pei
loo; iding, 2 80; :. ceiling go, y ceiling, 90
white pine dressed nnlshinr, 6 20 per 100; ,,
ceiling, Is, common 90 2nd common, 2 %
coun1c ioors, 90; cseh, 9s35 10 ssJ sire
SHlNGLFs--Voll~ pi1r, hn~t 80 snit,
cine, 4 501.b 10. ryp-ssA 40 co. No. 2
, 80; Nc. D. a2
PLASTER PARIs--Por barrel. COCA 90,
CEMEkT FLuES--o iur.. ~ TfT .Nb. so
luch 1nA in'n4 ~, ..1F 3an n iG''
,elhug ioinL % 2 iaao d4p o. s;-
inrh' ~TIc, , inos. sqc hcr. 50;
MIXED PAlNTs-3oe fcr usa and an col
ora, ~ per VA en- th4 W'tFd fn' E,an
| lard gapses AZ. on Sole iT 0tiia dtalFfe.
| WRIpE LFAD-6d'Cuv gaV 6 56eg6 80.
! WINDOW GLAsS--axi0 u l0xi2 500 loxl
10 iix2L s5e; i6x2l to 20x2s, as, less % per con
| LIN T-Coopo!e1. 4 us,ia W Peg harses "a
! y Nn'rson oar !3s- ~, 2ei asr.''' ! "a
! E0'iEn "a lots. sVO; 80 N-fNe'' no.
| HArR-por pounc, b%gAo.
| pCsT6--Gedar IL 80 Bots dare. 10
! LAT HS---4 no NOR /. 1CN.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

Du Ing tho year 1883 the total production OF
copper In the Unit d States was estimated at
1900 90 pounds, OF which 100000 was Lake
superior Tho Arizona and other western pro-
ducts now seriously interfere with The lake
mining mpanies rlilug the price OF the arti-
Gle. In the New York market Lake sup. Nor
igno. f. at the present time quoted ut III To 10
cents p pound and Baltimore iguot. composed
OF western ores. at IL TO II cents TO relieve
the market 81 the surplus stock OF lake, sale
was stely Effected of 800 tons for lpo't to
Europe at 10 cents, being cents under the value
10 home consu nels
AxEs--CO,llns, per dozen, Oh Gold Dollar
per dosens OF Diamond Edge pos dozen, 0G
ssgiLLFfs AND LIps--i}sc per pound sugar
Kettles &c per pound. =, -. =,
sCALES-FaiTb0nkS, diLcount n per cent;
Howe, discount y percent -
TIN PLATE-i. q. l0xl4, per box, 90; /. O.
ilr90, per box, 5 90; TcTno, isS21 per box, So;
Teruo 20x2h per box, "a So
TiEWARE-pieced. discount so per cent
stamped, discount b0per cent
SOLDERING. l. l5o; No. IL aud "a, lsc per
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No. /. 1 25psr dozen
HAMEs-two loop. 20 per poSeu; three loop
TACKs~In boxes, 100 papers, 2 so per box.
GRUB H0ES-Per dozen, ". railroad picks
MATToCXs-Pc dozen, 9 80.
RUBBER Neutrality-suspicious. 80 per cont.
ssHAovvEls a XN shiS sPADEs-Rowlapd's dis.
count 40 per cent; Ames list, steel goods dis
ooun. 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HAROW ARE--shaf,s, finished, o 90
poles, ls So, singletrees, wagons, select, rs.
buggy, rs; express, 3 80. Wagon tongues
10 co.. Hickory axles, 10 co. polsters,. 70
Coupling poles, 70. spokes, NIX, select %
Powden shoes, 9 M Northwestern horse nails
No. &C 90; 7t2& 9, S on Bar lion, 70 rate.
Pillow ste6 70 spring steel, 80; cast steel, lSc.
100 90; do open, 70 OOGsso 90; do side spring
TOP, 100 Ok H185 OF; do side bar 100 0oQgl3O 90 do
ph@tons, i25 0O0sl5o 90. A grade side spring,
seat bugsies, LIB Oo@250 co. platform springs,
| 10 O0s3i20 co. three spring wagons, 30 00et1lh.
wInE-smooth wire No. Q. So Nos 10 and
Il, 6So; topanned hsrbei wire, 20; galvanized
acrN.aE
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COTTON STATEMENT
-, Nnpr Arril o. lhq


NV ORLEANS, Aprii 20. Flour stoady
and unchanged Cora IT, good demand
SIND scarce; mixed g. white, CO to 6S.
Oats dull ard lower; As to 40. Oornmenl
in fair demand and firmer; $305. Hay
scarce and wanted; quoted, prime, $50 to
s21; choice, 1923 to $24. Pork scarce and
firm; Sl7.t0. Lard steady and unchanged.
Bulk meats quiet but steady; shoulders,
packed, 60 10 z; long clear ana
clear rio, o. Bacon scarce
and firm; shoulders, 7 3.f; long clear and
clear ribs, o IL. Hams-Choics sugar
cured csnvassed, steady and UNCHANGED.
Whiskey firm and unchanged. Ooffee
steady, with fair demand; Rio cargoes,
common 10 primo, II IA to IL ] 2. Sugar
quiet; common 10 good common, 4 5s to
7.s; fair to fully fair, 8 l-S TO Ia; prime
to choioe, 51-2 TO "a; yellow clarified,
{; to 6 Is; white, Gle TO 6 5-S; graduated,
634to7. Molasses active and firm; CEN
trifugal, 20 TO 40 Rice steady with good
demand; Louisiana, ordinary to prime
43 4 to rs. Bran scarce and firm; $l.O5.
Cotton seed oil. prime crude, 81; summer
yellow, 80 TO 1912.
SiRht exchange on New York, 50 per
81 900 premium, sterling exchange, b. b.,
4Ss12
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston Apr,l 25.-Wool In moderats de-
mand; fine feeces, 35 to Az. Michigan, ~ to
35; combng and delaine, SO 10 40; Csilor'
mia, IL to %; fall and spring; pullcc, 81 TO
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

The total ceipis OF wool 1t Boston during
the past week CON prlsed 4 57S bales domestic
ana 1l1 bsles foreign. against 3.77l bales do
mesuc ard 2 500 FOREIGN for the SAM time last
year. The total Ieceitis since January 1st 1884,
amounted 90 Gill OILS domestic and 220sl
6ales forei gn, - 2S2 beles domestic and " 800
bales for ign tor the corresponding period OF
1853
eUorAIIoEs rO-nAf.
WOOL--Ncxicon, fgCe o. burn, u@lsc; Hex.
sos1 improved, is.1i7U ccorse, ltclsc- ooAcee
0e65ufu isal0c medium. ia-2oc enc medium,
O023r fne wool, acoc-ring to ilfi end cot.
lifjon. Hf22c. bur-T, 1000 per pcanf sota,
6JnTs-Prine plump flint, 20 lbs and up i7c
~ m seconds, plump finite, ~ lbs and up, lic
~ ~ prime Hight and tips. lac per 10; cnlls
kSlIs and slass, &c per n; dry sslted, sdllhc,
Scrordins - coudifiou. green sailed, &c
FTLTkiEe-DcoT sSins. 1p.bz2n snssicse. ~
49, al extns i5<t15o. sheep pelts, ~ per WOOL
W1(Ecr shesrli1gs. f0oisc
xxIiOW-Prine tsllov. m ta,lov sTosss "a
aS<r oTxese yellow "a brown 4con
ftfsExx- frisns vel,cr No Sara snc adn
ournnnu. HON
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LIVE STOCK.

Charles 1oinlgh; Is king among cattle
Kings In Texas and has fenced Ia 200 COO acres
with $50 miles Of wire itnc at the heed OF led
River. IN ,he Panhandle. His ranch contains
nearly 25.oC0 q res more Than there are In the
entire STATE OF Rhode Is and and he bought the
whole nj from 90 cents to 81 an acre
QUOTATIONS. ru-DAI.
BEEvEs-C0.n bsoycs, 414jEc per H. fair 70
good srass bssyea, 81 oSIc per pound; neSium
gfAss nrevee, 3e'skc per orund
LOWE. Berrpn cows - WefN so, Mich cove
North Texan grades 30 OJn60 o. common 70
cir, IS o. 30 90 Stock cattle aruud Is O0s3J CO.
BULLe AND SrAGs-For sausage r-arr-
1Cn16 90 wo-ycar-olds. t2tf1s.
sHEEp-Goot rnuttcn, StB3xo per pound
n ediuin mutton 2NG2xc per pound stcol
sbee 2cDtg %
GOATS D0TY y pcf mead.
txNaQ- Germ "A slgrIFo
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Smiths Extract d Nay Flower.
TheTimcTried and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
forall Diseases OF the Bladderan Kidneys.
II Positively Cures where al
Other Remedies Have Fail.
ed TO Produce Relief.

"Brights Disease OF tn Kidneys" fearful
scourre. which spares neither age sex nor condi'
ton becomes an ncurable disease only for tho
want OF timely attention. II allowed to work us
rayagcs unchecked until 1t has fastened upon tho
vitals OF It's victim, medical skill can release us
hold It claims Its prey, and annually numbersi's
victims by the thousand, timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results In proof OF
this assertion we cite you to the numberless tes.
monials in our possession, and quote such emil
nent authorities as DIR. Ell Ives, OF New Haven,
Conn, and DIR. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensa,ory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether YOU will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
"a natures own remedy II is no vile decoction
Of nauseous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower is modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, in Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
II Is diurctic and astringcnt in its properties and
has frequently been used to great advantage In
Diarrhna and Bowel Complaints OF children. Its
great merit, however, isin It's gentle ana enncien'
action on the kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channes.and restores thcsys'en'
TO healthy condition. Itpromptly relieves pains
IN the back and loins. In cases OF weak ana deh
cate females, It's value IS beyond computation
But for the natural modesty OF woman, when
causes her to shrink from newspaper puohci'y,
we might publish hundreds OF Testimonials Of
inestimable benefits derived from Its use.
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A Re Al REMEDY ,

NEITHER MYTHICAL NOE INDIAN, BUT
SCIENTIFIC AND SPECIFIC.
A REMEDY ofoy twenty five years standing
A REMEDS more popnsr ut home nd where
beat known tnnn all other remedies Of its kind
A HEMEuY ento red by he nest Physicians
an druggists ~ II Hume
A EENEU. that Mr. G. W. o'Nci, Go,twatsr,
Ala says raisei his wife from an luva I'd $
bed sud h believe saved her life.
A NEMHDS Of which II prominent tlanin
| merchant said: Il would have given $500 as
5000 u would n nickel for what Two hotties
az your meniUin' did Tor nv dhugh'cr "
KEMEpY in regard to VII CT 5. ] Cassells,
NJ ID druggist, OF Thnmn vi le "a says: II
can reoa nsta cas- IN which Il Afforded relief
fer vi the usual remedies had failed.
| A BEMEnN abou which or X Ferell,
LnGrsnge. Ga ri O.: Il 1avp used for the
lasttSeuty years the medlciuc you are put.
ting ~ and consider II tho best co sbination
eve. gotl II toge her ~, the diseases for
A RENE: OF Nh Cd nr. 10 Branhnm. At.
Ian D, tal6: ~ have examtuod the r, cine aud
have no hesitation In ADVISING ~ use, AID
confidently r comment H.
REMEDl which the Rev II u Johnson,
near ii ,rletta Ga says he has used in his
family with the utmost ssti faction" and re.
commended II to three fami les, who found
a REMEDY OF which Pembertou, Iverson &
renio say: we have been selling II for
many years, with constantly increasing sales
The article is a staple with u.s. ana one OF ab'
a kEnEDY of which Lcmnr. Rankin & La.
mar say: We fold so gross IN four months,
AID never sold Il in any place bu: what 1t was
ws't ega'n"
a REMEDY by which Or. Baugn. of La.
Orange Ga. says: 81 cured one Of the most
obstinate eases OF VICA NOUS MEN STRU A.
lion that over came within my knowledge
with few bottles"
A rENEDY Of which DR.. J. G. Hu O, Nots.ul.
ga, Ala, says. Il nm fully oonvin' ed tn Z \
Is unrivalled for that class OF diseases which
II claims 10 Gu q"
A RENE Y abo I which Major John G. Whit.
ner, OF Allan n. well nnd favoraby Known al
over The United s ties as a general insurance
agent sai s: Il used this remedy before me
war en- a large plantation on great number
OF cases, a'wa 3 With n solute succ
A REMEDY about which Mr. J W. strange,
of Gainesville. Ga. ,crthes that one toIle
cured two members OF his familyof monsuhai
irr gulAriy Of nany years siand,ng.
A REMEDY that is CHEAPER THAN AN
OTHER MEpICINe Gifts kind In the World,
because or BOTTLES VII RE THE
MOST OBSTINATE CASE. This cIest pop.
MAR remedy Is BRA "FIELD'S FEMALE
REGULATOR (wcman's Best Friend For
sac " all DrugR SITS. Price: Small size, 20
cents; Large size, II so
80 Proprietor and Mauufaciur.r,
NO. los \. Pryor Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Our New Book. "DI5EASES PECULIAR TIC
WOMEN ONLY" mailed free TO all applicants
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR co;
tlauta, ca.
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s.P. ROWE. BIN. MADDOX.
H0! for Mineral Wells
Palo Pinty County, Texas.

Palo Pinty County, Texas.
sP. ROwf q CO.'S naily Stage, omnl-
bus aud Rack Line to and from Mineral Wells
and Milsap. come ting cl seiy with ell trains
We have only frst-class outfits, strive 10 please
end guarantee satisfaction
Livery and Feed Stab Q IN oonnecI lon. Good
attention given TO trartclert stock special In
aucements offered In the transfer OF com uercisi
men and others 10 any part Of TIC country.
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RUBBER ASDsUiLDISe MATERIAL

ne saginaw. xscfigsp. Courier states iha'
- - e -arv legal sieTs are being nken 70 DIS
25S y, close IN the Hurn Log Boom com
~ 4 its mis- s,on n bout fulhlle1 Tire CON
Sx ~ ore6n,zsd and comm. ned opersuo.ns
E2S n, Vi u.iy rkftcd. The boom con
- ~c5>d 20 000o0, feet that year. ana the
~ eirv ssesfflv ircreasr1 uuf,l te ios n,Icn
~ 49, - - sesa1. Lat ssss
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SUNLIGHT
GAS
MACHINES

- and City Residences,
Factories, ets, with brilliant and cheap a..
LIGHT, equal 70 the best cnal gas: a. hall the
ont az order. Sold under full guarantee. and
Il r. cheapest IN the world over 81 600 IN prac:
teal use. Send for illustrated rsmnh,et ano
Price List 70 y pAQuETrE
Patsutee and Manufscturol,
~. - ChnFss0s siFee4 New ogooanA n
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INDsLEY q BRADFORD,
l. ATTORNEYS s. COUSSELL0Es AT LAW
7S5 Main street. (Up-staifsl Daliss, Tcxae
Gives special attention 10 commercial and, cor.
noration iaw IN state and Federal courts.
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Gorsts, EAST apd Southeast
PBl.LaAk PALACE SLEEPING Ears
DAILY ByrWEEN
81. LOUIS, aud DALLAS. FORT woHIb
81 pARO ans SAN FRANCiSOo,
MARSHALL and NRw oaLRAEa
WITHOUT CHANGE,

rRAINb PAse DALI 40,
como sAsg q. a r. DEPor)
No. BOA ~ Louis nxpfuHs .,..s. ... $40 ., u,
Leaves Union depot .,,............, Clio N
No 500 i.ocal PassguVor .......,. $50 q. n
g1lgO vrsr luNlos DEPor.l
No sui, Cslifuruia FEpfoef, err. 6?5 y. "
No S0l, California Express I've. ..... Gao y n.
caves 4 ~ L depot. Gas y m
No Oh Local PasHenic1, arr ........,, 45On n
No sos Local Passenger, w. ......... $40 y IN
Leaves L IL = dc lot. $40 p IN
Nc. 205 LoJal Passenger. ....... GAO u N
7 ~ 7 depot . 81. ..,....,.....-. -. .,.. 500 ;.
Marshall daily, exec, sunday:
Nos 307 Aud 1903 run be voeu pgllas aud Col
orado daily kept sunday Nos. 90i sol and
sn5 take meals Mt the Union depot.
aolii trains ~ PnsO 90 ~ Lou4s raS uibt
nf5,.ci9M eguipwont sure couuo 0ioa.
seo that yolr ti.tp reads ria thc Iokas Il 70
siho Railway.
Ror Maps ri.ne Tauios, Iiosets, Rstes Sui ~,
frUuirea Information. call or or lddtess
". p TTpFrB,
Ticket Aren't 5N Main street. palsH Texas.
= " HuaMEa
PaGs. Agent Hprft5u Sc,
u ". 1irCuYs pu1n,
Asst Generpi rsas Ascnt Calves on, Tas
ieAara fer. e.lr ~ iN-'q nn
W II. NEW IAN,
Tr. nic Manager, Galveston. Texas.
GEOR l. OLDs,
G.nn nj Trn1lc NJ nnge- ~ louis. Mo.
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Our New Book. "DIsFASEs PECULIAR TO
WOMEN ONLY" mailed free TO all applicants
Address -. .-. ,,,,
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DINER, SAITH g. WILLIS,
ATTORNEyS-AT -LAW,
Abilene, Taylor comfy Texas.
y. Il. PtsER EMORY G SaIrH. THos. NJ WILLIE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

| IOSEPb l.. COBB,
j ATTOINEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
| Special attention given W collections and
criminal practice IN the courts OF North Texas.
Ofiice over Berry's drug store, east sido oil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

| CARRIER ~ whiGBT,
~ 4 rroRNEYs At LAW,
| San Angelo, Tom Greeu County, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

II 8. MELvEN,
III. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw aud BANKER,
Seymour, Bay lor County. Texas:
Exchange bought aud sold or all prinoipel
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4 T. puHNEa.
u ". ErCJlss <,nani.
ASST aonerni fses Agent Olives on, les
s. y TOW rh6ND
W II. NEwtAN,
Tra 1ic Manager, Galveston. Texas.
GEoR l. 0LDs,
G.nn NJ TralI,c n mage.. ~ louis. Mo.
Seeds! e6dsl Seeds d!
We arc carrying the largest stock ever shipped
here.
Seed Potatoes, GlI kiads.
box sEE,is.
JOHNSON Grass,
PHas, BEANS, ETC.
wholesnis and Retsil.
AOLLO w AZ 81 90
Coffe,y Hotel
$. w. CORNER SQUARE,
(EreenNilIe, = eXaS.
GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS.
JOHN s CoFFEy. Pfopri' tor formerly OF
SnlDhui Springs' 'Lock Box lh3.
- ALI - wi
|OFFBAN SPICD MILLS.
Cofftes, Teas Spices, Et-.
Manufacturers Of Kitchen Queen Baking Powder
wholesale I %&S Ssa EoaS = i've 9''1''.
y. ATTORNEY.AT.LAw,
Ciorldo City, Texas.
Collections prom ltly attentet To.
u ATToRNRY.AT
And NOTARY PUBLIC.
7oS North SIDE Mein street Corner Poydrae,
DALLAS, TEXAS
Prompt alto ton to business.
RooNr IS soAn1oHousai ,wyraa
LAND and COLLECTING AGENTS,
Sweetwater, Texas.
Jo9EPH BOONE. ]. b. SCARBOROUGH.
Notary PublIc.
I INDsLEY q BRADFORD,
Il ATTORNEYS !. COUHsELLoEs AT LAW
7S5 Main street. (Up-staifsl Dalishi Tcxls
Gives special attention TO commercial aud, cor.
noration law IN state and Federal courts
DINER, SMITH 81 Willis,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW,
Abilene Taylor comfy Texas.
y. Il. PtHEa EMORY G SaIrn. THos. NJ WILLIE
C,ARiEn ~ wn,6sT, .-w
san Angelo Tom Greeu County, Texas.
IOsEPn l.. COBB,
j ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW.
Special atienu, on given 10 COLLECTIONS and
criminal practice IN the courts OF North Texas.
Office over Berry's drug store, east side OF
square, sherman. Texas.
DOAOH RICHARDS,
Weatherford, Texas.
VIII give prompt attention t. business In any
Of the courts Of the htate In connection with
ssS bss Rss c Con- inlysyT5
/. N ROACH. NJ RICHARDS.
II y. BELL, County Attorney
+ ATTORNRY-AT-LAwa and LAND AGRNT
Baird Callahan County. T-~ss
f.. ATToRNEY.Ar.L and LAND AgT
Hillsboro, liill County, Texas.
SpeCialtieH " COLLECTIONS anu lhtu Uutlut
generally. Refer to business men Of alias ans
banks Of Hillsboro. fexas.
John w. DOHEMUs,
d ATrORNEYA T-LAw and LAND AGENT
Bryan. Texas.
Commercial practice sohctcc.
III 8. mELvEN,
| ii. ATTORNEY-AT- and BANKER,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas:
Exchange bought aud sold or all principel
roints.
~ ATToRNsYs.AT.LAw.
| Decatur Texas
K X CARSwELL. FULLY A FULLER
| III ATTORNEYS T-LAw and LAND ACTS
| Alvarado, johnson County, Texas.
Refer to Alvarado Bank. T. p. Truelove, j. n
Hi, N. y. Sparks.
A. ATTORNEY AT-LAw
Decatur. Texss
N ATTORNEYS AT-l.Aw,
stephenville, krath Comfy, Texas
w b. . @. @. w TEnssr,,s..r-,,w
No. 7ib Main street (up-stairsl
Dallas. Texas
w ATToRNEy-AT-LAw.
No 3os main Str e. Dallas. Texsh
a RNOLp, GLASGOW a ARNOLD,
| "A ATTORNE vs. AT-LAW,
GRAHAN, TExAS
Once In Federal Court Building, vest sid,
Public ouaro. VIII practice IN the State ant
Federalscourts.
y. HENRY,
j. ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW
AND GENERAL LANE AGENT,
Cieburnc, johnson County, Texas
Has complete abstract Of all land titles u
johnson ooustv
FOR So l. 4.
800 or $50 Head Of Good
Native Stock Cattle
For sale. More Z, an average s,sek No oil
4 Address n. r. Ivy,
Brmoo4 Robertson COUNTY, TsxaA