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HOT SPRINGS.

Hor SPRINGS, June 1l.-[5pecial. News
from the Bear mountain camp. near here,
Is very interesting. Parties arriving here
to-day sag that much excitement prevails
over the late important develop oeDts, aud
claims are being rapidly stased Of. A
prospector showed here tod = v y small but
ton OF native gold worth IS which he bad
washed from three poucds OF ore. The az
saw shows $3.50 to the ton, and claims
are beiur held at fabulous prices, aud pros
pectors ara r,pidly il,osing to the camp.
A number Of prominent Chicago and Ne
braska prospfctcrs are on the ecane. The
excitement bids fair TO rival the "Ceur
d'Alene" affair.
Visitors from Texas are arriving in large
numbers. The summer season promises 10
be unusually successful.
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Lot l--Ohemjse.

A'0s
Plain, good quality Muslin Chenille a. % cents
Lot 2--Chemise.
This lot l. %assoftoi OF several styles, good mus
IN, ulmmod In embroidery. az ~ cents. worth
CD cents.
Lot 3--Chemise.
Is a veil irln med and good quality chemife.
OIL co cents, reduced from 20 cents.
Lot 4--Ohemise.
Is very pretty style. we'll trimmed ohemise,
at 70 cents, reduced from ! 90.
Lot 6--Chemise.
Is composed OF three excellent styles of chem.
lse. trimmed with hne embroidery et ~, re.
Lot 6--Chemise.
Two styles OF ine muslin ohemise, very novel
and handsome %irimEing. az 553 reduced
from So.
Lot T--Ohemise.
A.nne quality sack chemisc, trimmed IN ane
nediei lace A. l S. reduced from 200.
A num ,cr OF additional styles OF ohomise in
lheilpu ana me goods have been marked
dow They sis all on our counters bat cannot
DO e"umeratsd IN oar limited space.
Lot S--GoWns.
embroidery and Tuhles, at IS cents worth IS cent, !.
LIT 9--GowQs.
Extra quality muslin, trimmed IN cluster tucks
ana rnilrs' 90 cents, reduced from 50 cents.
Lou lO--9oWns.
Good muslin. trimmed, four rows embroidery
aud six clusters OF tlcks, ut 20 cents, worth 10
Lot 11--Gowns.
tx IA quality muslin. deliberately trimmed,
AZ 05. worth 100.
Lot l2--Gowns.
Superior qualily OF muslin aud trfuming, ut.
2l worth i G.. "
Lot 1~3--Gowns.
Two styles, che has trimmed yoke front ana
back and the other has very elaborate font
trimming, all IS. worth ! IS.
Lot lA-Gowns.
A very eenteel. well made and wen tirmmad|
gown, worth . so.
Lot 10 Gowns.
An entirely new styleof trinming-rn excel
lehi gown AT ! %. worth 2Sj
q number Of other styles IN gowns viii Also no
every one Of which VIM be priced ~
much balow former figures, and ie than thew
VIII be a1lf for p gain THE season
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THK Houston journal says the Dalla9
HERALD has q snrieit OF libel suits. There
Is not q einRls suit In any court against the
HERALD Tor libel or any other cause. It
SCENE that some OF the papers in this state
would like TO zee "a suit ia court against
this paper, but all these gsatuitous an-
nouncements show the wishes of the jour
mails. The HERALD reirains from any libel
lous attacks on any one, and II an error
creeps into its columns through insdver-
lance, or by the insidious raseslities of any
one, it corrects the wrong as soon az II is
asoertained. The HERALD will take carsof
It's own affairs without the kind assistance
OF other journals.
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THE HERALD is pleased 10 sec the Una
nimity with which the democracy of The
whole country is advocating the uomiAs-
ton OF sAMUELJ. TmDEa for president OF
the United States. Mr.. TEoEN's nom!na-
ton is equivalent to M election, aud ahonld
h BE- tho chosen standard-bearer OF the
party, he will leave the country four years
from this date ia a prosperous condition,
add the democratic party I'M situation that
will be myiHeible. Ma TILDrE, politically,
never mode a mistake, because be 10 hon
est, fsi.htul and true and would, as his
past aels attest, coUigmn fraud and cor
ruption 10 bis own parry or L Of II. He
Is an honest mau, the uoblest work Of God,
end AZ puoh should receive The hoEsHt cup
port Of an honest party.
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TX. OF L. BALL.

The HE.ALp acknowledges an invitation
from S%tonewall Lodge No. 10, X. OF F., to
attend d grand anniversary ball at The
opers-house, Wexahaohie, July !, 1884,
Following are the committees.
Inyltaiion-L. W. Wheless, r. A. FerriF,
l.. d. Oragsr, II. O. B%oerner, Ed. Chasks,
Ed. Williams.
Arrangements-M. 2. Roebuck, John
Braly, r. A. DuBoss, j. p. Austin, Julius
Brin, w. j. +. Ross.
Recepiion-Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Timmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. DuBose, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Austin
sir. and Mrs. Al. Levy, Mr.. and Mira. L.. b.
Roebuck, Mr.. and Mrs, T.. n. McDufie,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. A. q mold, Mr.. and Mrs. David Brin
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller, MIR; M Mre. j.
Matheers, MIR. aud Mrs. ]. +. Rose.
/. NIHcrR,
.m- -, N.t,rat.n
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Lot

1O lO--Dhlll Us.
Good qusllly muslin, deep combination ruGle
ard tuoks, 10 o9nts.
Lot IS--SkirEs.
Same quality. two deep cambiic runles aud
tuoks, ID cents.
Lot IS--Skirts.
Two siy'es trimmed with heavy clusters Of
tuoks aud embroidery, atG5 conts worth IS cents.
Lot 19--Skirts.
Two styles. embroidered rulle and inserting
with tuoks, II % conts, reduced from los.
Lot 2O--Skirts.
Same style as last lot, nner quality or muslin
and embroidery, a. l 20. reduced hom l76
Lot 21--Skirts.
Trimmei in deep double. embroidered RULES
and double RULES trimmed with torohon lace,
a. J 20. reduced from 2 so.
Lot 22--Skirts.
Two styles Of skirts trimmed ia nno deep en-.
.broidery, ut 2 10. reduced from 1926.
Many other attractive lots IN skirts tho prices
.9f which viii be found lees Than The material can
DO bought for.
Lot 23--Drawers.
Trimmed vita crochet edge and taefs, at
re cents.
LOB ~24--DraweTs.
Trimmed wish embroidery, roGla tad tucxs.
fOcents, worth 20 cents.
Lot 25--Drawers.
Inserting OF embroidery and tuoks edged with
embroidery, worth 80 cents.
Lot 26--DraWers.
This lot consists OF odd pairs ofa number
different ic.s at 70 cent, most OF them
arc worth 1 81.
Lot - 7, Drawers.
Very tine Quality mus in, two rnaies OF ane
embroidery, AL 0t, worth 20.
Lot 25. Drawers.
Fine quality Inserting aud rume OF embiolde,
~. at 90, WORTH 225
Lot go Corset Cover.
Cambria cor %otcoyer, high neck. edged with
hne embroidery, 30 cents, worth 75ceuts.
Lot 30, Corset Covers.
Three stl7os OF dne cambria clrsot covers
trimmed with fne embroidery. at ID cents,
worth 60.
Lot 81, Corset Covers.
An elegant quality OF cambria corset cover
nigh neck, "sl trimmed, At 90. worth ] so.
Lot :S2s Corset Covers.
Three handsome styles OF high NECK coret
worth 2 70
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SAN ANTONIO.

BAN AnroNIo, June ll.-rSpeoial.l-D. H..
Mallory 3 Co OF New York, bring gar
nishment suits against BERG a. Bro. wool
merchants and fcourefs Of this city, TO
obtain pnsssttion OF oil moneys held by
tho latter to the credit OF Grant & Ward
and President Iisr, ct the New York
Marine hsnk some tima nc9. BERG d Bros.
borrowed 5000 irom Ellhn Spicer, 50 600
fr1m Ward and 90 900 from James d.. Fish
10 aid In tho . N rnction Of a wool 6couf-
ing establishment here. The money fails
due In two wears. There viii
be y reaction ever u. Az trio matter now
stands, Ward owen ;bo Mallory company
$4,000: Berg q Bro. owe Ward 5000, II
The pntes TO- the whole amount have been
turned ovsrio ths receiver OF the Marine
bank as scsoss of James ID. Fish,
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BRO NSyILLE

BROWNSVILLE. june IL. - f5peolol.1 -
County Judge Haynes has concluded the
sale to Mr.. G. w. West, OF San Antonio, OF
one and o half leagues of Cameron county
school lands, lying Ia Live OAK county, for
$50, 600. payable IN ten years. We are in;
formed that this Is the best sale Of school
lands in the state, and represents nearly So
per acre.
The following is the business done
through the port OF Brazos do Santiago, az
recorded in the custom.house: Exports, do.
nestle, $50 .65i; exports, foreign, sl2 500;
total exports, 1898; In transit ana in
$500: grand total. SCOOPS.
Mr.J @. Swisher, OF Corpus Christi, hes
bscn appointed deputy collector at Point
Isabel, vlce L. A. Mills.
The weather is vsrv warm.
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lions Of dollar, TO about one.half that
amount, and howf BY exposing the frauds
to the people whose voice, when enlightened,
triumphed over v~enaliiy and corruption.
Had the people OF the city and ttalo Of New
York been informed fon week 10 week Of
the doings OF their public %iunotioners, such
o~rglnized aud lo%ng.continued robberies
would have been impossible. Such Lessons
are beacon lights, or ought to be, to all peo-
pie who contribute Of ihelr substance 10 tho
support Of governments, whether municipal
or state.
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pOnT sssiTn.

FoRr smlrn. juno li.-fspeolal 1t has
last been discovered that n thoroughly or.
Choolaw nation. who have n captain, SEQ.
re- airy, treasurer and other ofi-
oers necessary 10 conduct business
on scientific principles. The militia Of the
nation has been called out 10 gather them
In. Their number ~ given at 100,
mostly Choetaws. A eight took place
between soms OF them ana u poste OF men
IN which two OF tho thieves we're
killed aud several captured. Five OF the
lstrer were women. At the list accounts
ineen AZ thu gang were surrounded IN the
hills OF San Bots county aud il was expected
that when the militia al got together r big
Effort would be male TO round apths whole
aaDp.
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CORgCANA.

ConsioAEA, June ii.-tspsolal Tho as.
semblage OF The Navarro county demo-
cratic convection, which had been called
TOR the 10Th OF July, has been po tponed
until she 2lth Of thA same month, and pri-
marlos TO the preceding Saturday.
Great preparations arc being made by
our oolored population for their celebration
of Emancipation day. They have two
brass bands praoticiug for the o~o0nsion aud
will spsechiiy aud enjoy themselves a. the
race tack grounds.
MIRO. Gulick's select tchool opens ice CON-
mencement exercises tomorrow at the
school Guiding on Pecan street. The pro-
Ersmme will close with q grand banquet
az night.
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AN x

The alarm Ct fro was sounded from the
down town station at ~ N. yesterday for
the Second ward The Are department
turned ont promptly aud Ia GOOD shane,
but Il proven 10 be- only n q ,sh 10 the
kitchen OF Mr. A. Gartaer, cnrnsr OF C0lllu
aud Hord streets, which was easily extin-
guished by d few buckets OF water.
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BELTON,

BxLros, June 1l.-tspeciall-A wedding
In nisn social circles occurred tonight. Il
being The uniting in marriage OF Mr.. r N.
WRIGHT and Miss Lou Bowman, both OF
this city. The best wishes OF a host of
friends the happy couple.
A supper for the beneit Of the FIRE CON-
psny is 10 be held tomorrow night. and IL
a hoped II will be q success.
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Ex LIfUrEsAST.GovERsog j. w. sAYREs
would represent his district ably In cou-
gfers. jos SO . sound democrat, clear
headed, brainy, snd On The right side OF all
The main issues. HIS election would re.
CAVE The Enforcement OF tie people Of
Texas, and 1t is 10 be hoped his district will
think likewise.
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for the ensuing YEAR. W. W. Harper, q. q.
9n%sllresay " 2, Ivy, J. II. r'r,'p,' y.
ler. The following officers we're =. -elect'd {;
II. W. Taylor, president; q. q. Galloway,
vic. president, and J. II. Parsons, cashier.
Another accident happened ~ CLARK "
Pnce's mill iris morning. willis Jones
(colored) dropped n large piece Of timber
On Ais foot, crushing II badly.
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HucKaDEE Of the Wsxihnchie Mirror, Is
a good fellow, but ho thinks his mission on
earth Is 10 be q common soold instead OF q
dispenser OF news. OF about twenty edito'
rlil paragraphs add selections In tbs Mirror
this week nearly all are Of @ olnEoTious
character. Ho reminds ono Of BURNS unco
good, where he says:
''oh, ye who ara "a good yoursels,
sA piDus and "a holy,
who have naught todO bus mark and teni
Your neigh Dors' faults and iolly,'
A friend at our elbow says HUoKAuEE
thinks himself more than human, he is
divine. Qsien sabe.
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II rILDEs receives the nomination for
president, be will be elected, and he VIII
leave his country and party AZ the eud Of
his term, in a better condition than any
other man IN ,ha country could possibly
acc omplith. Elec. TnDEs and The demo-
craft party is safe for D long term Of years.
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T.ONGyIEw.

LonGvIEw. June ~i1.-TSoeoel THE
c1mmeucsmeni Ut the high school 40 this
place began Wednesday and tho exercises
will continue daily rll the long programme
Is finished.
Warrants we're Issued for the arrest Of
Conductor Morris end hiu brakeman for
assault on hugh Taylor (cniored } Taylor
was riding On the train and he'd 70 ticket.
He wlp forced OF nud drapssd Che con-
dueior With him. he says a brakeman
struck hin win % pistol.
Ajury wss secured in The case OF Stevens
Tor tle mutdar OF Charley Stevens, not
Bean, Es tbu HERALD bad 10 this m0-ni1p.
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-WBo is to reprerent the women's rights
ente rprlte II the Frt Worth convention?
There should be some sbort-hslred female
o. hand. The prohibitionists may not
neglect the opportunity Of thrusling them
selves iorward And The gresnbackerp, an
other association OF cranks, should en-
deavof 10 have hearing. They oil think
they are very important factors in the pro-
gress ofthe country.
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GAIgasyuLLg is q moral place. The au'
thortes are errosting partiea there for sell.
ing ice cream on Sunday The authorities
Say they allow the people every indulg
ence. but heir morals must be attended to.
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DAVIS, OF the oieenville Herald, was in
the city this week, and passed on through,
a delegate TO the Fort Worth convention.
He "a ~cood-looking, but an audscious fell
low. A Grays son county surgeon was going
TO put q lip on a young lady, and DAVIS Of
fered 10 performs the operation him'elf
without charge. The doctor was indig-
nant and said DAVIS WAS a fraud. There
upon DAVIS left for the convention.
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IT would be better il the school fund
could get o handsome revenue from q lease
OF the tchooi lands than 10 be lieutenant
q overcor. The one would increAse edac1'
tionsl facilities ard reducs taxsB one-half
tle c,hc- wcu'd heo'ro material benefit to
an individual or The country.
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MHsRILY mgrr'ly, ring Tho bells The
mieh, Of the republican party has melted
like ow under The Influence Of democratic
reform and democratic honesty Walk
elorr p, JonE, dsyligh,'s coming.
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LAMpAaAs.

LAMPAsAg, June l~l.-CSptoial [-The
wheat harvest is about over. The yield Ia
considered 40 good il not better than for
many years
The weather Ia very warm and cotton ia
looking we'll.
Several strangers are in the city locking
after grazing landa for small cattle and
sbesp ranches.
Toe grand Jury IL still in session ard can.
not adjourn until the district Judge makes
his appearance.
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an muiVIuuaI OF inc v0un'Ty'

WIN all the "elsn" the Plumed knight
has credi, for, his nomination has fallen
like q wet blanket on the country. The
few ratification meetings 30 far held have
been rather tame affairs, and the enthusi'
asm expected by HE friends in his behali
don't pen out The ruth ip, BLAINE is dc.
ieaieo, and his adherouts realize the fact.
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ENNIS, Jnne H. Especial Jour town is
exceedingly dull, ns the farmers ere busy
harvesting and choppiDg cotton.
The piotrscted meeting ut the Cumber-
land PRESBYTERIAN church has been in pro-
gress G,r some ten days, an1 lie daily glow
ing in Interest.
A. NJ. Works, who was injured by a run
away team at Midlothian on May 3lst, Is
still complaining
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CoLoRADo, June l~l.-[Special I-Chales
Dovis, operator at this station, irit GA lat
Supdsv. After investigating IL is
found that there isa ueiaic,tion 20 the
amount ut S6l0.
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FMS Fort Worth Gszstte claims thai
esst Texas is opposed TO a revenue from
the lease Of the school lands. II this be
true ii 81 remarkable, as they have always
clamcred TOR popular education. The rest
OF the state WON'T ~illingly pay a general
SCHOOL tex II those most benefited don't
cid in realizing iron the school land. Let
the people force evory candidate TO commit
himreif on tbit question. Let It be tsid 10
The credit Of SENATOR JoHssToS, and other
rep essntatiyc s from eass Texas, that they,
|ns representative s, favored the lease system.
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VAEsHALL

MARsuA1L, juno ll-fSpa1ial Your
Correspondent, up9n inouify to-day, Is 10
formed thas SIR. l.. ?. Wilson, previous 10
his leovine for the convent or, mad made
arrangements With Alex Fop9 10 deteud
his client Ia his absence, whssn he did sue
ceasiul'y, es tho jury rendered n verdict Of
not gglItg. We mako this statement In
explanation and iull vindicatiou Of Mr..
Wilson.
The weather ig delightful AMI crop prCa-
pscis are urg,i anins every da7.
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TERHisOF SUE sCEIPTION.
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arrcU mics:
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INDICATIONS.

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w the nOuhcily winds; ucarly aucnary
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kTnr people all over Texss should rise in
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HRowNWoOD,

BRowswooD, June u.--f39ecisl.l-E few
DAYS x oar sheriff arrested M. Reddeu
Robertson, o well esteemed citizen OF this
county, on q writ OF indie meat from vii.
hanson county, charging bin with tnelt
OF cattle 10 that county seven or eight years
lRo. Mr.. Robertson has li7ed In mis- 1un
~ Tor the last Six or seven years, and has
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A terrific hail-si0rm visited this vicinity
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OF rain, greatly damaging the crops OF this
LEGALITY.
Considerable ex0iiemBut vas caused this
evening by a runaway team deshIng
through our crowded e%lreets. They were
finally stopped ,but not tcioro almost de-
molighipg the buggy 10 which they were
hitchsd.
Mr. T.. Wood, an extensive cattle dealer
Of McCullouch county, is 10 tho city, on
business.
The Mabel Morton combination is billed
here Tor tomorrow night.
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WACO.

Waco, June 1t.-T5psoial l-OEer 200
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At q moeiiap n the Ladies association
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president amt Miss she @. Lambdin corres-
popding seer tary. Seventeen ladies were
present and various COMMITTEES we're APP
pniutod.
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and IL IL not q dye. Its vegetable ingrc-
dicnts render II IL the highest degree benc-
fetal 10 the scalp ~ q preventive of dis
case. Its effects are natural and lasting.
and Il docs not make the hair dry and
brashy, like the so-called r~cstoratiyes COM
pounded with alcohol.
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lha nnloe nf CnuniY ClnIk.
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~ JOIN oNERAED o. a candidate Tor Con.
Ia Precinct No. l
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