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The Dillon tribune., 1884-03-01
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, Montana, Feb. S,1SS4
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
~ ed settler has filed notice of his intention tc
make final proof in support of his claim, and tha
said proof will he made before Robert L. Wing
Probate Judge Of Beaverlead county, Montana, ri
Dillon, NJ. r., March 81, 1854, viz: Jacob '.
Fry, who made homestead application No. e.39 tor
Lot I, S + K n E Il and N Il Eta Sec. TIP. !
of RSW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Charles Bliven, Theodore Schneider,
Henry Porch and Robert H. Seway, all of .~ilion,
Montana.
+. ADKINSON, Register.
PHL D. MCGoUGIr, Attorney. Std
The Dillon tribune., 1884-03-01
NOTICE..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., L. S.,
Office OF the Comptroller of the Currency,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, L. s.,
Office OF the Comptroller Of the Currency,
WAsIIvGToN, February 7th. 1854
TX1HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
w to the undersigned, 1t has been made to ap
pear that "'rhe First National Bank of Dillon. in
the town of Dillon. in the County OF Beavcrhead
and Territory of Montana, has complied with ali the
provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United
States, required to b" complied with before an as
sociat;on Shall be authorized to commence the bu>-
mess of banking.
Now therefore. l, John S. Lansworthv, Deputy
Comptroller OF The Currency, do hereby GETTY tina,
'rhe First National Bank of Dillon" in the Town
of Dillon, in the County Of Beavcr!cad and Terri
tory of Montana. is authorized to commence the
business of banking provided in Section Fifty
one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes
of the United States
~N In testimony whereof witness my
, SEAL. hand and the Seal Of office this I'll, dav
of February, 1884.
No. ,I,o1 is. LANGWORrHY,
S-I7 Deputy Comptroller of the Currency.
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.Histenants.
knowledge in a Nutshell.

\ cubit is two feet.
A pace is three feet.
A fathom is six feet.
\ palm is three inches.
\ league is three miles.
There are 2,75o languages.
y great cubit is eleven feet.
Two persons die every second.
Bran, twenty pounds per bushel.
Sound moves 743 miles per hour.
y square mile contains 64o acres.
\ barrel of ice contains 600 pounds.
Slow rivers flow five miles per hour.
y barrel of pork weighs 2oo pounds.
\ barrel OF flour weighs 1g6 pounds
An acre contains 4,S4o square yards.
Oats, thirty-three pounds per bushel.
Barley, forty eight pounds per bushel.
a tirkin Of butter weighs Sc pounds.
a hand (horse measure) is four inches.
a span is ten and seven-eights inches.
\ rifle ball moves 1000 miles per hour.
a storm moves thirty-six miles per hour.
Buckwheat, fittv-two pounds per bushel.
Electricity moves 22S,ooo miles per hour.
Coarse salt, eightvive pounds per bush
cl
\ rapid stream flows seven miles per
hour
a hurricane moves eighty miles per
,.our
A full tub of butter weighs eighty -four
pounds.
The average human life is thirty one
years.
Timothy seed, forty-fve pounds per
hushcl.
The first steamboat piled the Hudson in
So7.
The first horse railroad was built in
S,6-.7.
a days journey is thirty three and ons-
:ighth miles.
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OF General Interest.

A Boston oculist protests against dotted
wells.
Samuel Hoffman, Of Ohio, went crazy
because the Prohibition Amendment was
not adopted.
The Denver (Colo) Medical 7;ases says
that there are more physicians in that city,
in proportion to the population. than IN any
OTHER in the United States.
Two brothers named Lynch died n the
same hospital in New Orleans recently
without either knowing Of the presence q
the other.-N. O. Pn9ysss.
The most important and valuable stamp
collection in the world belongs g = son 3
the Duchess Of GullieTs Though z = ~
incomplete, the sla1nps sloae haxs 80 !
$3oo,ooo sssss sss l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
TRUSTEES SALE
TkusrEE'S SALE OF THE DALLAS
4 OPERA HOUSE WHEREAS, The Dnl.
- 'pcrS-hoGs5 CCm.Hny. rv It's certain deed
81, "t'sd idt IAN Jay e 80 'Garv, A. y.

TRusrEE'S SALE OF THE DALLAS
4 OPERA HOUSE WHEREAS. The Dnl.
- pers-nCGs9 Com 5Hny. NV It's certain decd
~, "Wsd tdt .tin JAY e 80 'Uarv, A. D.
~ ''.t ocue, wayne J. pages
t. 80, % ant. 1t@ OF I.,e fetorIs n: trust
'eeds, mortgages, otc., OF the county OF Dal-
AS state %; Texas, conveyed to the under.
signed trustee the following described rem,
estate, situated, lying aud being In lie civ
81 halas, county OF lMilNS state OF fexns
to-wit; Beginning for lis nOrthe NJ corner nj
HE southwest corner OF Commerce and Ans
I'm streets IN the said city OF Dallas; thence
south with the II c Of Austin street 30 feet
10 JACKS n street; thence west with jackson
street W feet; thence north parallel withAus-
TIN street 200 feet TO Commerce street: thence
ehsl with commerce street to the beginning
10 feet together with all and singular the
rights members, appurt enauceg aud heredi-
taments thereto belonging or In any wise i'm.
cldent or appurtalning, and with nil and
singular the furniture and fixtures. scenery
ana properties OF any and nll sorts whatso.
ever pertaining to the opera house situated
upon SAID land, And which salt conveyance
10 the undersigned was made In trust 70 go.
cure the payment Of certain notes In said
deed described; and whereas said notes and
Meru,hg Interest have not been paid us re-
hereby CIV. ne undersigned. nj the
request Of me OF the holders OF said noies,
ANA IN pursuance OF the terms OF the said
iced OF trust, Will, on Monday the 18TH aay
OF Dccember A. ID. 1854, between the hours OF
Wo'clock IN the forenoon and o'clock I'm the
afternoon OF said day, Mt tho door OF the
court mouse ~ Dallas county, Texas, proceed
10 sell the said property horeintofOre descrIb.
go ~ public auct on, for cash, to the highest
bidder 10 satisfy said unpaid notes and In.
aeLfsl, tne expenses OF carrying out this trust
anu lor the purposes In said iced OF trust sci
iorth. JOHN Il. MURPHY, Trustee.
DALLAS, Texas, NOvembcrI 4, 1881.
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AIauuish Garments.

eomo OF the new outside garments are
very manniEh in style, and wont do at
all for girls who are mono too feminine
in aspect ut the besti but when worn by
creatures dainty and sweet as TO exto.
terror, they are effectively pquant. The
proper air TO assume whom thus dressed
is one of gentle depreciation, MS though
you had bsen unavoidably caught with
your big brothers trousers on. This
disarms criticism at once. Tho other
night l saw this principle applied very
preltlly by lema 10 uOruet PLAYER. She
wa, glrly-girly sort of young woman,
inclined TO be pudgy, and Just as hug.
Bahie aS they make 'cm in this or any
other country. The cornet is a horrid.
NOISY, ohstreporous instrument, you
Know, anu about as suitable for q girl to
play as bass drum.
THIS DEAR LIrtLE PERPoRHRR
treated IL somewhat as an animal
trainer does tho boss ion of the mo-
nagefie-with n domination which
shows at once both Conquering courage
aud covering fear. lloI chest swelied,
her bosom blushed, and she seemed I'M
dangerot explosion when blowing her
very soul out through tho instrument,
bub having finished the strain, she
would take che braZen horn away from
her rosebud mouth, got her features
D0ck from distortion into their natural
hniabllltY an I seem 70 apologize for the
unhaudsOme thing which she had been
uoluS' III was at paclor reception that
lhla occurred, and the girl was an anna
tour, belonging TO ono ot our warranted
ihml,ieS, She had acquired the accom-
pIishment while III school abroad
had known her in childhood.
when wo together hunted tho same
schoolmaster with bean blowers.
and az the conclusion Of her cornet solo
greeted her for the first time ian say.
eral years. or course we kissed each
other impulsiyely. Good heayensl
Ihat was my mental exclamation, |
iell az though had been hit with brass
knuckles or smacked by cast-iron i'm.
age l instinctively pressed my hand
kerchiel TO my benumbed mouth and
looked for the weapon with which had
been assaulted. Ii was only the dear
glrFs kiss, however, that | had felt.
Good playing on tho curuet dependa
upon the amount of n1exibillty which
Gun 90 impaired TO the upper lip. Hers
had become fairly adamantiue. IL didn't
matter much, Tor kisses between females
are not supposed TO DO delightful any
now but what | say to man liz this:
me hinge of door - quite rs kissable,
from sentimental point of regard, as
inc mouth OF q cOruoiist.-lClAra Belle
IN Cincinnati Enquirer.
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nomAnoe Of an Gar Of Oo,n.

II has always been thought that cars
OF corn have an oven number OF rows,
aud that one with an odd number OF
rows would he an impossibllity, In
slavery times this question was dis
cussed, and o negro in kentucky claim
cd tina. he had seen ears of that kind.
His master told him he would give him
his, tho ne2ro's, freedom for an ear
with an odd number of rows. This was
in the early spring, but in tho fall, dur
ing corn gathering time, the negro came
with sound ear OF corn with thirteen
rows. lie got his free papers A long
time atterward the old negro said that in
ear time he took sharp knife,
cut out the one rowof grains, bound the
corn together, and knew Just where to
Mud j. when gathering time came.--[ Pc
oria journal.
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Recently an old man from New
England state went into the treasury
department in Washington aud said
that asout twenty years ago he had
found some old bonds among the papers
OF an Nncle, a man of national reputa-
zion for ability and wealth from 1870 to
1886, whose name he bore and whose es,
tatos ho Inherited many wears ago.
They seemed to he United States bonds,
he said, but he could not find banker
who knew anything of them or ihoir
value, and as he was coming hero ho
thought he would bring them along and
sea ii they really had any value. They
ere indeed curiositios, old and yellow
as thoy were from age, for thsy were
part of "the old debit and ceased TO
boar interest in 1896 The amount of
the principal was $4,000. and there was
ten years interest due on them. He
said he would gladly have taken 5000
for them, and that he had once offered
thcm TO a Massachusetts bank Tor that,
but his offer was contcmptuously do
cllned. The old man walked out Of the
treasury with check in his pocket on
the New York sub-treasury for $4,000.
Chicago Times,
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SA%F
RADICALC CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Wheh-HaRel, American Pine, Canada Fir
Mnricold and Glover Blossoms,

A single dose of snnford's Radical Cnr.
instantly relieves he most violent Sne, gInv
or u,ud Colds, clears the Heat as by mnpic'
stops wa'cry discharges from the Nose md
hyrs, prevents Ringing Noises In the Head
cure nervous Headache aud subdues Chills
and Fovers, In Chronic Cntarrh n cleansas
the nasal passages uffoul mucus, restores the
senses " SMELL taste and hearing when of.
fected, frees tho head, throat aud bronchial
u,nes ol offensive matter. sweetcns aud pu.
rlnes the breath, stops no 90 gh and arrests
the progrcssOf Caturrh towards Congumption
Que bottle Radical Cure, one box ratnrrhni
Solvent aud Sanford's Inhaler, nil In ono
package, OF all druggists for 81, Ask for
SANfoRD's RADICAL UuRR.
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co, Dos,on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
AN oFD MANS DREAM.
BY IrRA.

az AAANhNtAtAlN HttN az HIS utNk tlfOuO,
The day with its toll aud cares mad flown,
The shadows Of night were falling fast,
As he sat and d canned OF the buried past.
There were silver threads In his dark brown
hair,
That shaded brow once smooth and fair;
And the brown eyes once with joy so
bright,
Were dim, and full Of GRIEF to- night.
Twas asummer eVc-and the VIII dows wide
Let tender air that swelled and died;
Float to his ear and he caught the lay,
And lummed it DER in n dreamy way.
Then the music changed to another song,
That he had not heard for--oh, so long;
\ sad, sweet song. whose soft refrain
Bore him back 10 his youth again.
To his dear old home in the farm house
gay,
Hs has not seen for many day;
A boy again, aud he roamed at will,
Through meadows green DER slopidg hill
Where he dreamed the life SO fair and
grand,
He would surely mould with his own strorg
hand
Oh, sad, sweet, song, how it brings the years
ottne golden past; and the blGter tears,
Steal from the old mans weary eyes,
As he watches vision that CLEANS aud
dies;
maiden fair with sweet young face,
sits in dear old trysting placed
And she sings for him 50 soft and low,
This same sweet song OF the long ago;
He could see her now with her golden hair
Playing across her forehead fair
And her blue eyes soft with tender sht,
As they looked IN his on that summer
night;
Whom down by She gate they had fingered
long,
On th,t moon!t eve she had sung this
song.
Had sung for him ere they said goodbye,
With love in each heart that would never
die;
The music ceased and he bowed his head,
And wept DER his dreams his cherished
dead.
He had battered this love for WOO Idly gain,
Had trampled 1t down with many n pain;
For grasping ambition had entered the
strife,
Deserving the maiden doarer than life.
tn follow n nhorto,, tbot ,,,or,olso.l ,,,,,,
And ,,ain f,,, htms,Ifhnt a., ho,,,,la o,,,,,,,,,
Aunet Arret had be,r h,t tr,,o
To that sacred lo,oiO ironIy Won
W., ,,,,,-, i,,.,.,,.
Who hoars NV namel u dn,s th,t ,vora
Could rec,l, van once opnIn
And The old mania brow ,,as dro,rn ui.h
non
As WIN burrled feet H.. roced tho Zoo,
And ,lrea,,.d or t,,,. f,,t,,,,r. ,,o,.
This nerfect ,vs b.,,,1 oos, ,s,1a
For world, Mammop mud stnts,,, hr,,o
Nvhobo,, 80. A., -
And boroin hi. tiC, ma, ,l,.o ~, ,,as,.
He ind made , nanoIh.d ,y.ai,h rntoit
nut now Mas. he WAS rrowiny odd
t1o 81, ~, ,,.,,,,,i' Ill,
wonrth
E,r ,r,, ,,o,,,,, o,,., ,,,,.,,.,,. ,,..,,,.
How, gI,dry sv.ra,,. - h,s r,II -,
Eo.,i,, o,Y.,a,,,',s - -
Fora winning sm,Io,nd a swso, o,raos
uosa5l, c.it tnot In'sot wv, i,ss
Thar hodtI,n -
when ba hr.atha1 bIsIn,.o IL, ,,,a -.
claw Wv '" '''s"'
Wbile ,nemnry sw,nt IIT.o c,a W ~, i0.n',
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
THE DALLAS
ART AND NOVELTY EXPOSITION
is Free to All-Artists Are Requested
to Exhibit Their Best Work.

The exposition will begin Deem
oer 10, ana continue until Jam
be open day aud night, and Illuminated
every evening until 10 o'clock. Fine
work, showing the talent OF our home
artists, as well as foreign production.
and elegant holiday goods will be on
visit ID. "
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GREENVlLLE LETTER.
THE NEW opERA-HousE FINISHED
Description Of the Temple OF Pleasure
New business Houses Being Erect
ed-New Papsr-School Else-
tion - Horse stolen.

SkRsNvILLs, Dec. t2.-CorrsHpond-
sace Tho Cameron opsra-house re-
eeived its finishing touches this week.
Fl. c. Barrow, scenic agent, of Dallas,
superintendent the work of putting the
scenery in position. The building is a
massive brick structure, 50 feet front by
100 feet deep, and stands near the centre
of the block on the north side OF the
square. On the ground floor are two
seautiful store rooms, over which is the
spacious hall, which will seat 500 people,
The entire building is well-lighted with
gasoline jets. The stage scenery is quite
pretty and put upon the latest improved
method. Greenville is justly proud of
its beautiful opera-hall, which, visitors
say, equals any in norih Texas, and any
good troupe will be welcomed.
L. Ill. Kings two-story brick on the
west side of the square, and j. Bealrs
two-story brick on Stonewall street, are
nearing completion. The new brick
atore of Garnett Il Bros, druggists,
oil the corner of Lee and Wesley
streets is finished, and is being occupied
by them.
The burnt district on tho south side of
the square is being built up by DR..
Cooper, who is erecting two one-story
bricks, and Mis-. Hale, a two-story
brick building.
The Greenville Appeal, another week
ly newspaper, edited by Fred Gains,
will make its appearance at the begin
ming of the new year.
The Masonic fraternity propose build
ing hall, in which stock is being taken
by members and others.
A horse owned by Deputy Sheriff
Simonss was stolen Saturday night
from hitchlBg post on the square, by
some unknown but suspected party.
The same night u horse was borrowed
from the stable of h. q. McMurtrsy,
but was returned The next night.
The new oper2-hall will DO uaed IA a
courtroom till the new courthouse can
be occupied.
A fence twelve feet high and mounted
with barbed wire is being built around
the new county Jail.
An election, in regard to voting :
school tax 10 support the city schools
ten months in the year, will be held
here January l3, 1885,
The stone for the new courthouse is
arriving, and the stone-cutters ham
mers ring from "early morn till dewy
ave-"
Tho cotton crop has been nearly all
marketed, giving Greenvilis 5000 bales
Prices range from . to 1917.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
Missing wife and Ohild.

Mr.. j. @. Stone, residing on Live Oak
street, near the convent, left his store
ON Elm street az noon yesterday, going
nome as usual to dinner, He found the
doors and windows securely locked and
u note tackled upon an awning post.
which read rs follows: Dear husband T:
Doubtless you will be surprised TO find
matters thus, but can't help it. must
20 70 J.. IL. Websters, 70l Elm street,
and have Minuie's picture taken. Web.
ster is making his best cabinet photo.
graphs at 81 dozen. This low price
will last only ton days. ANNIE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
Christina. headquarters.

Tobolawsky Bros. have opened first
class confectionery store next to Hick-
oX's drug store, whore they will peep
nothing but the best candies, fruits and
everything suitable for tilling stockings
tor Christmas and making everybody
happy. Ladies' can also purchase for
presents to their husbands, fine cigars
and tobacco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

There is no ono article in the line of
medicines that gives so large return
for the money as ayood porous strength
cning plaster, such as CartoTs Smart
Weed and BellAdonna Bsckachs Plas-
ters,
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Miss N. c. Montague,

nIIsN W Z, Montague,
galloway, Fayette county, Tenn, sufT-
cred for years with q number Of troub-
les incidental 10 females. Her life was
miserable. Applied to DR.. Giles, whose
remedies gave her instant relief.
She Is now enjoying good health, and
has recommended number of her
friends TO the Doctor for treatment, and
all have experienced the same relief by
using mis- Liniment lodide Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

On account ofthe long delay in getting
freight from Japan, we heve been out OF
the treasure Tea for some time, but
nave large supply now and will con-
tluue to Keep it. LoEB & FRRInERa,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any kind OF poultry, dressed to order, at
any and all times; also game of ovory
variety, 10y II. Harris, Union stall, Elm
street, aud Live Oak market,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

When you want suything in the way
or wines or whiskies you can save
money by buying of Loeb 4 Freiberg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have n printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shilohs Vitalizer. II never fails TO
cure. sold by j. M. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

valuable and Convenient.
Browns Bronchial Troches are a safe
aud sure remedy Tor Bronchitis, coughs
and other troubles of the throat and
lungs, Sold only in boxes. Price Is
cents,
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AssleNEE's NOTICE.


hALhAs, TEXAS, DECEMBER 4, lSS,
- Notice IL hereby given TINT ON The lgth
gay OF November 1885, s. i. Adrms, doing
business under the name of Adams a Leon
ava, ofsaid city of Dallas, conveyed and as.
sltn. ome, w, III. Filppcn, OF said city as
~ signeo' allhis property ana ali The pTon.
s,ll brewery desc iption owned or used by
nm IN conducting the banking business nm.
dcr ihe nrm uame OF Adams 4 Leonard In
Guiding hlsown interest and that OF the es
lt'e ot j. L. Leonard, decreased, e1cept such
property asls exempt from Aecut on under
thc laws OF Texas, for the purpose OF conyert.
Ik me same into money, to be distributed
among uch OF his creditors only ns yonid
consent TO accept their pioportlonate share
ui Ills estate, sud discharge Him from their
respective claims; provided, that he shonld
MOI De diSchn gel from liability to any credi-
lor VINO Goes mol receive ns much ns one.
tulrd 81 The amount Qua aud claimed In his
iRNur ~ aNalid claim againft his estate.
Notice Is further given that all the eredi.
lotS ui said assignee cOnsentlnE tn ruoh Rs.
aiEnlntnt must make known 20 m, their
consent In writing Vl'hin four months after
mo publication OF this notice, and that no
credit not 0Npniinc shall receive or take
any benefit under enld assignment
". ", FLlPPEN, Assignee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

Little ranicity for Prices.
Heavy wooden underwear in all grades
and prices at cost at REINHARpr's.
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Angelica, Hochport, Sherry, Toksy,
Claret and Black berry wines.low prices,
honest goods, at Loeb Il Freiberg's.
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uorsford's Acid pho,ubate.

LIVER AND RIDN Y TRoUBLns.
DR.. 0. G. Cilley, Boston, says: ~
nave used II with the most remarkable
success III dyspepsia and arrangement
~ the liver and kidneys"
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Elegant large Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at rs O. TO 81 each ut
HAMILTON Il YouNG's,
SO Elm street.
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Immense stock of wall paper, the lat
est designs and colors, are being 70.
ceivod by Hamilton Il Young.
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The largest stock of wines and whis-
lSies In north Texas.
LOEB d FREiDHEu.
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New patterns and styles Of Wall Paper
ut reduced prices at
HAMILTON & YouNa's,
S26 Elm street.
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Elegant and Efficient.
For lumbago, solatica and pains In the
back, hips aud sides, use Bonson's Cap
cine Porous Pastors. p cents.
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Window Glass at low prices, and
glazing done in any part of tDo ~.
HAMILTON d IouNa,
SO Elm street,
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Insure your homes with Smith II
Hall, agents Tor Transatlantic.
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Group, whoOplnk cough aud bronchitis
Immediately relievea NY Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by J. NJ. Hnusr.
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DALLAS. rsIAs, December 4, lEa.-All
persons lndeht 10 J. Adams or Adams 4
Leonard ON November N, ISl. nre heTrLy no.
tlhcd To cal on me Vt nv Office In the bank
bu'ldi 500 Fippen, Adoue 4 l.ohit, on the
'outh SID" OF Elm street, Dallas, TrIas, and
make payment; otherwise their paper will
be placed IN the hands NJ ATTORNEYS for sol-
lection. w. III. FIIppEN
Assignee ofS,J.AdRn b nd Adams a LEONARD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

Crazy Quilt pieces in packages Il &c,
so, jcaai 81, \. Bsuman's.