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Tho Shorthorn Men.

TOPEKA, KAN. Feb. B.-Tne second an
nual meeting OF ths X nsas State Short
horn Breeders sssociat on which has been
In session here for two days past,
adjourned to-day. The attendance was
large and represented l, 600 600 head OF re-
corded animals. The association subscribed
$4,000 to duplicate premiums to
Of grades and thorough reds of Kansas
City and Chicago tat stock shows this year.
REGULATIONS were adopted earnest y
call ing on the commissioners OF agriculture
to use every possible means to
exterminate pleuro.pneumonia from the
country and requesting the Kansas del ga
ton in congress TO give vigorous support to
aay measures that VII assure such q result.
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IT seems necessary sometimes even for
the AsroRs to borrow money. It is stated
that Mr.. and MRS. JOHN JAcoD Aston have
borrowed SIP 600 upon property located in
forty sixth street New York. AsroR-ri:ks
ara startling I D the shylocks.
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&AEZRO5|lzR3g}ae \!

When received those &c lots of Ladies' Muslin
Underwear which have advertised for weeks
past, we had nearly I,aoo pieces hand 1t was
problem hard to solve how to rid ourselves OF this
immense lot Of garments in the very shortest time
possible. We concluded to give customers the
benefit Of this purchase in fact, look upon them
partners and share the profits. To-day this problem
is solved. Nearly the entire lot Of those garments
is distributed among patrons who undoubtedly
found the goods cheap and well pleased with the bargain
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FOR THIS WEEK
We have made up large line Of
MISSES REGULAR MADE STRIPED COIIONHOSB

Some of which not be reproduced at figures we
offering them at This line of goods will be placed
Hosiery Counter and each number packed in separate
bundle The price Of them will be marked each bundle
in plain figures We wshit distinctly understood that this
is not merely advertising scheme but reminder those
who want to buy good article below value.
Probably of the most important items of chlds
wardrobe substantial well coored HOSE which mothers
demands we have made strenuous efforts to have
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strong Talk.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 13.-At the funeral o.
Bridget Eigsn, xii ed by her lover, T. T
Arnold. who then shot him
self, Father McMill, Of st. John,
catn edrisl, attributed the lack OF morality
which the tragedy suggested Il
unr' ligious public schools and
said II the fate OF this victim
could save one Cat Ole giil from the dan
ger of mixed marriages ene would not
bava died in vain,
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NOTICE. 6.

NJ IGE-ALL OVER DOE LOANS AND
~ pledges must be psii " thin one week from
date or the goods ami pie Ices will be positively
for e,ei and Id COIN. Dallas Loan o..
Ace AK vain steet febs-lw
NOTICE -OrFiE or P,,-fOFFI ~.
IN ID. ctor Aus 20, Texas, February Il, ISL
Scaled proposals VIII be 70 ceiytd by me at my
Office IN Aus in. Texas. un u 10 a m. on Feb.
ruary Is iss4 for fur IL Ing hs Psiodice De.
mar M mt with asui abe q ON with proper rar-
titinrs TO- z ,storf a. ALIAS. Tex ., pr pefly
fur, ish d. with complete OUTFIT uf lock-bpx q,
cases tab e. aud ali o her furn ture and n T.
lures nece,s ~ for TIVE proper conduc, of the
business ~ the Postoffi e, ann n c. mp 10 snc1
a wsy as will he 10 the satisf-t ti'p OF the Post
master an myseif Tor "a emo four wears. For
mofo ull details at reqnir mems, parties pro-
pos,pg o. ID are advised n call NJ on Postsnas-
Ter Carbon for infoimatiYn. W. X. shI H p:
o. lnspocloe. teol4slos
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDNIGHT.

For the West Gulf s ates-Clesripi
weather; northerly winds; falling, iollow.c
in north aud west portions by tbsli
rising Temperatures; rising, fol- wed
in northern portion by fallins
barometer; winds thiit ng west and south
in the *, rene northern portion; coation-
airy off shore signals continue at 1ndisnoli
and Galveston.
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CARDS of invitation are out for the we'd
ding ceremony of Miss GRACE, daughter OF
Ma. and MRs. Robert GIBSON. with Nh. w.
o. BEDFORD. 1t will take place at St. Mat
uthew's Cathedral, at O'Clock, on the ii'h
nst The HERALD acknowledges receipt
Zof a courteous Invitation.
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The HERALI acknowledges receipt OF an
invitation TO attend the grand masquerade
skating party. to be held at Armory Hall
on the evening OF the 10Th inst. The doors
open ate O'Clock, and the grand march
commences at 8 o'clock.
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JOHN Roach ard other Contractors want
congress to pay them s27s,ei5 for scrsping
the rust of the incomplsted monitors in
their dock yards. The government would
be In pocket by presenting the monitors to
4 ne confragiors
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sI,kieD's nIite.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. i3.-rhe Mexioans
have appropriated 1900 to represent Mex
loo at the worldu expos tlon In New
O!lennB,
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SENATOR PAYNE has oontr buted $l.CC0 to
the r,lef Of the Il Ioi sufferers, ard stan
dArd Oh money wal buy just as much
bread as 1t will votes.
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No sooner is one line of goods disposed Of than
which must be closed out at equal sacrifice such odds
being quite undesirable for stock but as they
consist OF perfect goods they desirable for the trade
especially at che prices generally offering them
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MEXICO mas appropriated $50, go for rep.
resentation at the worlds exposition. This
il small sum for 60 big u country, bot il
o lows that Mexico is trying 10 keep up
with the Droressinn.
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PKsYsYLvAsIA msn ufactarers are in 70

PKs1sYLvAsIA msn ufactarers are in force
at Wsshingt,n and will appear before the
ways and means committee in opposition
10 the MoRRrsoE tariff bill. The alacrity
with which the manufacturers rush to the
aid of protect on whenever the shadow OF
free trade sweeps across the field is s.gniG-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

MARY ASDERsoE's blackmailer slipped
through the meshes of the legGl net with
wonderful facility ct Pitt,burg yesterday,
and the jnise did he coul o assist him.
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INDICATIONS.

For the western Gulf states: Local raI1s FOL.
lowed BY partly cloudy we0tleruor,herly winds,
becoming variable. generally higher baromct y;
colder weather IL the 'N,t ana south porduns;
slight ri C in temp Iatuie IN the uofthwes. POT
tion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

GOVERNOR HoADLY is asked TO pardon Q
young man convicted Of robbing a reg
thinker because the victim was "a peIverse
and wicked iniidel"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

GuNPowDEE is going to be burnt nd
nauseam. England has taken up the khe
dives fight and act We operations have re-
CONNIE need in Tonquin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

THE flower Of the British army has been
ordered - Egypt. There's warm work
ahead fer WoLsELLY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

THE first lIsd,d gun OF the campaign
has been fred in Conn, client. The down.
ess. seneg4mbiAn endorses LOGAN as his
candidete
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Hot srRNGs has taken heroic measures
10 suppress lawlessness, bu, they sro war
ranted and meet the APPROX Of ey,ry law.
abiding ciIiZan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

THE weather and the wires are at outs
again, and the associated press reports are
considerably curtsiled this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

GOVERNOR IRELAND will probably regret
having stirred up SECRETARY FRELrsGHUr.
sss. The sepile secretary can give PRIVATE
DALzELL points on letter writing.
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CoSGRgss seems to be making haste
slowly with a vengeance. At its present
rite 1t WI ! take al summer TO pass the
regular appropriation bile.
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or course you got valentine. and don't
think the sender Is q good judge Of human
nature, either.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

FRoN motives Of dtlcacy the HERALD o,
present declines TO comment on any criti.
cisms In the matter of the New Orleans Es-
Psaton commissionership. but It cannot
forbear remarking that it seems little
strange how widely variant are the views
of few persons In this state, who think a
newspaper man should no. be at tuch
work, when our sister state Of Louisar o
selsc ed. above ell Others, O journalist as
director-geaeral, MAJOR 4. A. BURKr. OF
the Times-Dsmocrat. who is now msking
the affair such success ia its Incl pisney.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

UTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE W
W l. VAUGHAN ~ ! candidate fnF Ciiy AB
sessor an collector. Election, isi Tuc.day 81
rril.
.N-LAnE AUtn, KiLEn ~ AMMO Nth
w t'ctamr OF Cautuin W. MORTON -,
dani date fr city Marshal. Election, lst iues.
fav Co a rl
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1884.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DIssOLuTION ,TtCE-THE FIRM HERE
~ tofore xi,ting urder the name AID style -
Levy a Co. has this day be n dis olved by
mutu.l c ,nsenS Mr.. Alb RI sta uss and J.
Levy, having BOUGHT the entire business OF
J, j. Lew & Co, will assume ali Liabilities. and
collect all outstandlng 81. ms Due the late nru'.
J J. LEVY 4 CO,
febi4.3t STR U.s. Il LEVY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

A STILL sm,il boom tor Bon LIscoLs 10
heard In The Ohio vflley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

A PoLAk wave threatens to serve an IL
junction on the Ohio and tributaries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

THE letter carrier, 1 is safe TO sssert Won I
bless st. Valentine this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

There will be grand masquerade skst-
ing party and dance ct Annoy Hall eatur-
day night.
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Com seslher h nddIng 70 the horrors oI

Coin weather e adding 70 The horrors OF
the situation In the flooded districts.
Money. clothing and provisions are great,
needed. Can't Dallas send her mite i?
Something In tae way Of Scent substrip
ton might be started, boxes Tor its reception
being placed In tie hotels aud other pubic
resorte,
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On Our Hosiery Counter
AN ASSORTMENT OF HOSE

Which in price well quality, has rival even in the
largest establishments east The HOSIERY which we
are offering consists of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hoss No. s, at 5c, worth &c.,
Ono Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. g. at I5c, worth 40s
Ono Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, o. at Zoe, worth Soc.
One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. g. at Csc, worth 55c.
One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose, No. al &c., worth Doc,
One Lot Of Misses Cotton Hose. No. H. at 30c, worth Co.,
no Lot Of Misses Cotton Hoss No. g. al 35c, worth Zoe,
worth 7se and sSe
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CTYcIEYATI, Fen. II. -Suspense over the
failure TO hear definite news from Lawrence
burg, Indiana, grows painful, but IL tenn
pered by the belief that n "A ssrious disssifr
involving The Loss OF life had occurred, some
means would nave been fonnd To get word
from Lawrenceburg t. Aurora, where is the
nearest telegraph office. The Times Stars
Aurora, indiana, special says at 10 u. m.
there was no news from Lawrenceburg
Many hodse9 were seen floating down ihis
morning, and anxiety 10 great. The water
Is now rising an inch an hour. More dwell
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NEW TIuE CARD.

No aQl a. 20 run between kO.t worth hud
Mamie daily exec 20 rHnday.
Nos 500 ana tS run hCtytCa Dallas anu CO.
Yotado daily except sunday Nos. 800 uud .0l
md 100 laLl mNAls M ILa l-nInn NJ moi.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-11-04
Is Win. 4. Davis to be Defeated by Con-
temptible Trick?

The yignette and inscription pub
lished elsewhere in this issue stands
at the head Of every genuine Repub
lican ballot Tickets bearing any othel
heading, and purporting to be Republican
ballots, are spurious. have been inform
ed that regular Republican tickets, issued
for the county outside of the city before
my nomination, and bearing the name OF
Frank D. Ryan. will be brought into the
city and attempted to be voted TO defeat me
want my friends to guard against them
An election ballot was extensively circu-
lated in this city last night from the print
ing Office OF Chas. Schmitt, headed = Re
publican Ticket and having a vignettt
representing a globe, surmounted by an
American tiag-hoating in the water-the
globe bearing the words - Our Country. =
This ticket carries the names of all the Re
publican candidates except that my name
is omitted and that of Frank d. Ryan substi.
tuted, Isaac Joseph and W. :. Church for
Justices of the Peace, w. r. Cantwell for
Township Justice, and J. a. Klein and i.
\. lie Blame for Constables.
The object of this thing is apparent It's
intention is to shamefully delude voters in
the Eighteenth Assembly District TO vote for
and to defeat me. Will the citizens OF
the Eighteenth District defeat me by
such a contemplate trick? If Win. J.
Davis is not elected by the fair expression
of the voters of his district, he does not
desire election. | submit to the candor of
men of all parties if | have not made a
fair, honorable and manly fight. If my
election depends upon resorting to dirty
political trick, or the use of money, will
not be the AsSemblyman. Can respectable
Democrats permit their party name to be
furnished by silently allowing my defeat
by this means?
| earnestly appeal to the better element
in my district to come out to-day and do
what deem their solemn duty-stand at
the polls all day, and maintain the credit OF
the Democratic party by assisting in de-
tending me from covert and cowardly
attack al my back. WIN. J. DAVIS. :
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Ticket puporng to be Republican Ticket distributed
to-day Vgnette
Republican Rally.

The candidates on the Republican count,
ticket held meeting in their Wigwam las
evening. 1t was one of the largest ant
most enthusiastic meetings of the cam
paign Many ladies were in the audience
and cheered the speakers with much en-
thusiasm. The meeting was called to or.
der by the Chairman, Dugald ellis, who
| named as President Frank D. Ryan and
f. r. Dray, John w. Guthrie, Jabez Tur-
ner, John Deveny, Peter Newman, L.
Williams, T. NJ. Lindley, George Murray,
John Conran, Talbot H. Wallis and Will
lam Gait, Nice-Presidents Albert NJ.
Johnson, James A. Haynie, Secretaries.
On assuming the duties of the chair Mr..
Ryan made an able speech, calling on all
Republicans TO vote the straight Republican
ticket. He devoted the greater portion of
his address to the candidacy of Win. J..
Davis for the Assembly, and made an elo-
quent appeal to the Republicans of the
Eighteenth District to give him their
united support. The other speakers were
Henry L. Buckley, candidate for District
Attorney; Charles 7. Jones, candidate for
the Assembly from the Nineteenth Dis
trict; ]. w. Wilson, candidate for Sheriff :;
William b. Hamilton, candidate for Clerk
j. H. Mllief, candidate Tor Auditor and
Recorder; George Z. Kuchler, candi-
date for Treasurer; F. H. Russell,
candidate for Public Administrator, w. S.
Stafford candidate for Police Judge. Hon.
Grove L. Johnson and Herbert w. TAYLOR
During the evening the Bohemian Quartet
Club-Messrs. Graham, Sanborn Carroll
and Auerbach-sang several campaign and
patriotic songs in good voice, for which
they were loudly applauded. Music was
furnished by the First Artillery band. The
meeting was closed at 1920 with three
cheers for Blaine and Logan and the Re-
publican ticket from "top to bottom.
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To the Voters of the Eighteenth Assem-
bly, District.

AT public meeting held at the Repub-
lican Wigwam, this Monday evening, am
informed that Mr.. Grove L. Johnson stated
that split ticket Republican), con-
tanning the name of F. d. Ryan in place o;
that of w. J. Davis for the Assembly, ana
other changes, was being circulated for the
purpose of injuring Mr.. Davis, and that
the ticket was "spewed out by the candi-
date for the Assembly from Yolo mean
ing the undersigned.
most positively deny that had any
thing whatever to do with the getting up,
printing or circulating of the above-men-
toned ticket, in any manner whatever,
either directly or indirectly. or that 1 had
any knowledge Of any such ticket, or of
the printing or circulating of any ticket,
except the regular ticket printed by the
Democratic Committee. Any statements
to the contrary are false.
have made, and propose to make, an
honorable and gentlemanly canvass, and
no other. | earnestly appeal to all my
friends not TO be deceived by the circula-
ton of any rumors or reports regarding
this matter. | ask the votes of all fair and
honorable men for the Office to which l
aspire. II. NJ. Ia RUE.
November 3. 1891
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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With mind matured and enriched by studies Of
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LADIES' am always ready TO assist YOU My
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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
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Those of the public who need my services can
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I address particularly these who have been in
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Persons afflicted can, if they prefer, consult
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gratis Send for book Comfortable apartments
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Consultation Parlors. 226 Suffer street, adjoin-
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My Diploma hangs in my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri-
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o2-Sptf&w y. IL. JOSsELfN, III. u
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PILES! PILES!! pILESI!

Sure cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching
Piles One box has cured the worst cases of ~
utes after using Williams Indian Pile Ointment
1t absorbs tumors allays itching acts as a poul-
tice gives instant relief. Prepared only for Piles
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Dayton, Nevada, November Mrs. Mary II
Mrs, 7. W. Clark, Elijah H. Kcnfro, Dewitt
Rentro. W. J. Renfro and J. A. Reniro ns
tive OF Tennessee, 81 years, IL months and z
days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
yited to attend the funeral services, which
will be held to-day, at2 p. NJ, at the residence
of 7. W. Clark, 1924 G street, but the interment
Will be private.
Near Sacramento, November 3-Rcsey Fisher a
native of Bolton, SIS years. Funeral notice
hereafter
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NJ ARRIED.
BORN,

Sacramento, November BY Rev. H H. Rice
Eli Fourness to Maggie c. Hergett both OF
Washington, Yolo county
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Watch Them.

1t is known that a few men are going
about the streets to-day trading for Glascock
for Congress. The method is despicable, for
the appeal to trade is mainly addressed TO
members of con-fraternities, and the state
ment is made that the applicant is a
brother" Thus the fraudulent trader
approaches a Republican he knows to be-
long to a given Order" and appeals to
him to stand in for Glascock, since both
are members of the " Order" As an induce
ment, the trader promises the Republican
that he will vote for Blaine Electors if the
other man will vote for Glascock Securing
one vote by this promise, he proceeds TO
repeat the operation with still another Re-
publican and so on, until, as is known in
one instance, single vote is promised to a
dozen Republicans, invariably the trade
being Blaine for Glascock. Sometimes this
argument is used McKenna is
sure of election. Glascock is one of
us, and wants good complimentary
yote-that's all now you go for him and I
will support Blaine by my vote" This
sort of trick should he closed down upon
Let Republicans cancel every promise made
with rascals-for the man is a rascal who
will practice the nefarious methods de-
scribed. Joseph McKenna should have
every vote that belongs to him, and no true
friend of the man or the party will barter
away an iota Of Mckennas strength
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DIED.


Sacramento October 29-wifc of James CARROLL
- SON.