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LIQUOR.
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QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
ALCOHOL so per gallon, aIper 'gh wines
WHI6KY-Recti6e6, 1 101l 50, a. per PROOF;
eour mash, one year old, / 60; two years old,
i mop O0 three years old. 2 5092 7j; fancy, 81.
tra Old whisky, 4 coos 90. q per age.
WINE5NClaret In cases 9 COOS oo, PEI quail.
ity; Catawba, per gal Soc@d 6S pert, oog4 ~
Ion. / 8o@5 Do white wine, In cases, 8 c0@l6 90.
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum 4 Coz q oo@S2 80
Heidsick, in basket % 60@S2 30; Krug. IN bas.
lei. 70 5000 80 Domestic champagne JUG
BOTTLE BE ER-st Louis quarts. 10 %; .pint
70 &. BudWeiser, own siza, IL 50; pints, IA %
Erlan .er beer, quart, ID 90 pints. IL o1
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0RlIN Avn nEs,p'IUTri,

49,
The ceTn famlre ofyes,eFday wasrelievsd
10 uny - ]ItI,Itgs uullng 10 scout 40
hushr'a IL was all sold instantly, mustly
NJ ~ cFrts.
WHEAT -Caaieo. 100 nSiirm Grades, e,,
Me sNrA Ns A.
RYE S"mina. a. o.. poTtheTg, Sc,
HARLEY -i1gbG,
uU.N-saRVeo wi "'Ss,, a. h5i.
OAR -ChO'eG Sd2, sIA-vC,
FLLUR -iaienL N7E "eriY h'etAtet
80 a,G totE, S as Sh par g. am, 3@
TODD Nlle ricnI s - Union, Z Is; rTairv
Flow \ OG staE Choice. 2 IS
BRAN ~ mi.ls, Nc, In store, ! orc.
COR MAJ Pine eolled per 100 pounds
] 0U.
HOM,SY AMI GpIrsS % par banol,
ftk -'huIL'4 uIG Ie' TO- ,bunqf, 1T
chOpltd sNtn and cats per 10 pounds, Ii,
corn wen nor lJt-ornfs. tp
GRAHAM FLCl h-tsr 100 pou.cs, a,N,
HAY -D.Ek. . 2Qas u bright. 10 ~ nor
stoves, prsifie, hsled, DARK hrlgrt
II o.; bright lros ou ooa.G car. u %
a.kr s~v-"-Ss- r~---- raileL 9O,.
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LAW ,rooI
rn.RaH.

RggYgs-sa e., per n, issi.e elws =
per Ia sssi.S
NUrIlNS-Fsi' fst mgi'us, Psr H. esG
Sc ,4ar, psF 20 sst eease
oi--PiT y TAD. bgs<g stack hoCs POI
' BULLS Asp sTAGs-For sausage AAnu
lAetu-f. pe' y und, a.. $50
sis 2, - he, !Hr YraTlns Lelf.Ts "
heA%, II u; > yCAT-ui1 steers, per hie', hy
Z var Od ttifeTs POI head, Eu
s q s1rsTs old, pr head, ~ 90 ClNs " IN
young calves Sal OF. y uus Texas tulls, 500
Texas Taisoa a Durham. $40; Texas Ia Ted (,
Durham, sOUG Texas Ta'scd . luFaaIn, o.
Texas IA ssi f.Ilb 00h durham ia 20.
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soldiers in the army; that the men te
tsupht trades or employed in tho mill.
tary service, and the childrep sent to
school. The instructions regarding the
supervision OF and provision for manu-.
mitted slaves are precise and minute; 1t
may indeed be said that the slave law in
Egypt is q model of humanity: that IN q
Mehammedsn country It Is a marvel goes
without saying. The above rules relate to
the land trade. The maritime laws, to
which we need only allude, sre also pre-
C g. end stringent. Yet, as We have shown
above, the trade survives in spite Of both
sets of regulations. The truth is that the
terrors Of Egyptian law exists chit fly on
paper.-TLondon News.
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WOOL. HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

voor-Nsxicsn. free of burr1 u@.2,: Mex.
,cc,. improyed, J5s4l6s coarse, nc; nne medium
a0aaao nne wool, according 70 dit and CON
didon, l4e22g bury, 3ooo per pound les
HfpT8VPrime plump nints 20 lbs and up. iac
rep X. secopds, plump nints, 20 los and up, i2c
Ser 70; prime light and tips;; iac PEI n; enils'
suils and stsss, eeec per n; dry siaeo. sSrhc
pHLTRiIs-IO sr skina. 2o01c; anselope w
,sr - dim, 1Do76c, sheep peiu' y pen "ooA
s03skr fhasrljugA 100l5c "a
fILLOW-Pdme Allow g Z s~ v"
Tffs Wxx-Frmk Ie1ew. ~ ts'sfh'teu
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
-EitvIaL.

DALLAS, JGae i.-The wtTt 4 peThap'
over aud ths cHmasr-Ss l. usus'lyihe csc
less thsn fNpteiation placed II Ilt
rains did only small MAY, sud they are
now cheerful In view OF m pfeftLt rTith
sklss. CiiIon has dTuppsd ia cnnstqu'ne5
of a herd money Wa'kr', dsstfuolop OF
credit, hAline ~ pinilrs AID decreased re-
osipts. 10 Consequence a tue troubles
alluded IA with the sldi,inpsl ret that sew
erhl mills ceased entirely sud sold out Their
tskings, fpo' cotton Tel. Il cent and o.
lions cithr present crnp Nrlt al 80 po!nIs,
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Poland Chin Pigs.
| Lavs a few verv fine Pnlsnd China pigs
for sale cheap. Sock bred for breeding
purposes. Reduced rates by express.
Correspoudenoe col cited. Address VIII
liam Simpson, Cato, Crawford county,
Eanuap
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uumo.r or our sstsam a c,n,emp r,
ries have formed a pool al fic'ion. Thev
propose to make O corner in short stories,
The idea. 60 far rs We ran learn, nrigirsten
in the office OF the euttrDrising New York
Sun. Who the particular editor il who
manages the pool we are not informed, for
the ed~itor-in.chiet OF that paper. while he
is one OF the hest judges that we have of a
COED story, il not Gt gil likely to oct as the
middlpman between the producer and the
consumer of popular fiction.
As we understand the enterprising game.
somebody makes a deal with a number of
writer's. His proposition may be stated
something in this way: "Ny dear Mr..
Houells, what Won want is vogue. You
ought to have 2 O00,0OO readere, whereas
YOU only have about 10000. Now. if yor
put this story to me at, cav, $25 or $50, l
will ms ert IL In seven of the moet exten.
siveIy circulated papers In the country.
Think of that, and remember that ! ehall
deal only with first-cl iss fictiopists, 90 that
the ring Of producers will be kept exclu-
Give" Having arranged with Mr.. Henry
Hsrte, Mr.. Tom Koox and Mr..
R,anoer Matthews a., sar. $50 4 head, the
middlemsn then makes his deal with the
papers. To them no ssys: II will supply
YOU with original stories rom the best pens
in the country, in succession, at a great
discount on the original price, provided
Won contract to take the whole series. l
will furnish these stories, say at $500
anieco, which is 50 per cant. les than YOU
would have to pay it, on dealt directly with
the pr ,dncer."
AS this really enterprising scheme is
ooir old u with toe return Of Mr.. Feed.
crick A. Schwab to the Nev York press,
and as that journalist has on several &C
casions distinguished himself by emit err RE
ing commercial fea!s, we are, perhaps, not
far wrong in giving him credit for the or
ganizatiOn of this literary racket.
IL is to be hoped that tae series of n'ories
will not tnrn out to hsve been rejected
manuscripts watch the producers have had
on thor hands for q long time. II the pro.
ducers can be stimulated by the energetic
middlemeD. and The prospect of unlimited
readers to do better work than than they
h ave yet accomplished in the fl Id fiction.
Mr., Schwab will not have lied ard got rich
in~ vain.-[New York World.
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COTTON.

sr1r cnttor IL s,ill Ierdlng downward a,
the southern exchanges although ~ appears
10 ha sustained az dis'apt ports. Rsceip,s
At the ports 10 iay ar- 90 oil-s; since Sat.
u'dsy, G,0lS bales: : ne four days lat
wear, 10 9J7 bales. L.iyeraool received 81.
ON pules 10 day. mostly American. Nav
Oylosns declined i-l0 Today, making Ia
cen; Ia ons week, aud c osei II Ia tor mid
ding, ssiirs 1850 oalss. Galveston sds-
taius rates lilo IN we New OTleanl.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YoRK, jane - lac following 10 IN
tally nnmnaInIiYa cul'hn s~th'sinenl.

as, Year 4ios 6c7 5S5SIel 49,, -.
Exports ihis week: G,e, Baia'n TO-
957; Franc, none. stock ~ all united
states NNrts this day, iGl 60; this day last
year, is2 3ii.
NEW YoRK MARKET
NV YoRK, June i-Beeyes-Receipts
. ESQ including 40 .nf expurtstion; nc'lye
aud fitu,, and closed steady; so 10 10 81 o..
moor 10 strictly prime steerP, $40 to 50 90;
a number ot Texas snd half bred steers
s,id at so 10 % $3.50. S~aeep-Rece'p ?,
200, sheep steady; lambs dull, 'nd lower;
common 10 good shea" sold at 81 80 10 So:
southern lambs, s. 20 10 81 40 Flou'
dull aud unchanged, Wheat, spot
lois optnsd / lower steward recovered
and closed s'roug; options opened s to "
lower, sfterwardT recovered the decline 6nt
advanced IL to ] is, closing bnnysrt No, 4
red. II; No 8 red, 81 % 81 l.2: No. red,
II Ia 81 n3 8 8. ~Curr-Sno'. l , 20 l lower;
nne,aded. SO TO %: No 3, co 3 4; ste'msr,
81 "a to 6S; No. 2. 90 C~oiiee-Spot fair; Rio
weaker; options more active; declined D
points. Salas-2,001 bags: Rio. No. Z, June,
755,o 90; July, 3 05: August, = 20 10 20
Singer du'l: mould 4, ga; standard A,
g 5 10 10 @ 3 s.: con'ec'ioners A, CD 10: cut
LOAF aud crushed, 7 Leu I 5-s; powdered,
7 ii to 1913: CIRCULATED Oil 10; cnbes, Ia.
Molesses dull snd unchanged. R!cs 1ni.t
and firm. Tallow firm; 60 l6 TO Cos:
L ,sin dull. Turpcntipe steady. Wonl
dull srd unsettled. Pork quiet. Lard firm;
SPOT, 8 80.
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When General Grant wrote to Mr.. Fish
that he was willing Ward should realize TOR
the firm all the profits which his (GraDt'e)
name and inAuencs could give, he did q
characteristic thing. This was his mental
attitude when he was president OF the
United States. He was willing for his
friends tn make ~money-even 10 give them
the benefit OF his name and influence.
While we believe that Genera! Grant 10
~personslly honest, We Rave never found him
sen sitivs on points Of honor. As president,
stuck % his friends when he knew they
were thieves and that they had abused his
confidence.
General Grant Is very kindly treated,
ANY other public men who had done what
he had tone would be damned as utterly
dishonest. But he 10 EXCUSED as a thick
skinned tlundercr 10 business m-ttets. IL
. an like Blsipe had written that letter
10 Fish IL would have been taken as certain
evidence OF . desire to profit by swindllng
the government.
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By the pkilI Of DR.. Price, we have now for
our cakes, puddings, ices cream and past
nv, the most delicious Fruit Flavors. Those
who wish to make their delicacles palatable
and ENJOYABLE will make use IT DR.. Prices
Special Flavoring Eytrac's-Vsnills, Lem.
on. Orange, etc.,-Dot only on account OF
their nice q avor. but for their safety.
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PROVISIONS

NOTATION TO-DAY,
BACON-Short oleer sides. 10Kc; short clear
drv salt 9xc; hams. 13Ic; breakfast bacon, 100
IARD-Tieroe. exc 6Opound cans, exc; 10
pound cans, 10x; 6.pound cana. b.pound CALI,
i0kc. 8.pouDd osns. 10xc
80 cents, 90 cents. 90 cents,
for the WEEKLY HERALD from June 1st
to November 18th.
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The Weekly HERALD until after the cleo
ton in November for so cents,
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NAN nAIKANs.

shla. IAAAVu.
ToSE-0Ienei; New York, Gull; New Or
leans, lleaiN: L,yerp0Nl, STEADY; Closed New
Orleans, qulcg New York, steady Liverpool,
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n test smos'0F It9a'5 t'nte
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Has not and cannot fail to cure, we offer $500
Reward for any case OF Chills 1t fails to cure
when directions ara followed
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greater uniformity oil acting was ever wit
messed IN our sltv, A young girl LETT pen
niless with will In existence that would
have made Ger wealthy, a half-brother and
sister eAioying IL; tina brother a
tive II setriended whilst n mare flower.
girl W Carroll Graves, a dissoute young
fellow 20 whom she rather perlly bat mod
halt brother, IL the villain who by poissn,
murder aud crimes Of every shape sndsav.
Ors 70 destroy the evidences OF his fathers
wili-thinks he has hurnsd Graves, who
turns mp after being faved by his sweet
heart, The undiscovered heitess-goes 20
me minls becomes n millionaire, aud al
| though Blackburn has n big tramp against
I him Ia the nature ofn forged endorsement,
manages 10 hHvalt DESTROYED and finally
I hrgE.ih tho villain aud mGrfits tie hslfrs-.
Tho admirable equipnisa and uaiufalnes,
/ of SIR. Mobiles ~ most conspicuous. lie n
simply rpsro In II double character II
Carroll Graves and Jim Bludso, Miss
Aruut ln hrr dual oapacliy was inui'Itta,
whilst NJ. FcnrmHnR Rs Moteg solom1 ION
Wus uouparrl, His was the comloo el
l the HerD cOmicD play, and H'i pronounce
| him luimiIuhle, fom Ferfu, 20 Bohemian
aud detCetiye, admirably sustained hil
| psrl in which he was assstgd bY q very
/ pleasant person aud address. II any chti
! cisO cen me- made it g. that there ara oc
casilually too close inistminFling OF M,
| pat.eiio and the absurd, but upou 90
, whole Ph0nix is u most enter aiming mrio
dramatic performance aud by this com pany
7 delightfully."- played.
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Lolita in London.

A writer Ia tho London Psll Mall Ga
Ielio recently interviewed LOtiA lie says
found Lolita, W 10 10 tho custom To cal
hsr, and her moihsT, Mrf, Lfabtree, In a
handsome and cheerful room 40 wsll'
snoWn West Fud motel dear 90 she prifa a
doua, sId % tho ttnrs oi the thsatfi,
nrnAmeut That $50 IL pretty OF couIt
hnt WRIT 10 London, and she declared,
with u smile, that hho knew ~
AID likeu " almost yOu know,
"a well no New Yorg.n Twice,
while passing through, she hiss promised
Mt. H0llingsnead tn play O.. the 0aleiy,
aud twice has her confidence failed her. II
found when ! got hone that could not
muster np courage enough g. return ana
face an English audience" then asked
her bow iong hor visit would last. "Ah
we'll, she replied, with pretty mouth,
Shot depends very much upou now you al
ike me. DO not mind telling you that
/ am dresduily, Oh dread fully nervous.
This IN nav iirst appearance hefe. ana my
style aud my wnys may not hit The taste OF
ysur piay-gooTs. Hitherto, you know, ]
have never had failure, aud wherever 1
have gone ] have struck oil "
BY the irfeyerent Lolita has been dubbed
the dramatic o1Cstail' OF America, but on
50 short an acquaintance / scarcely ve0-
tured 10 ask 10 che had ever heard fuch
things whispered about herself "Ion
know" she 'aid, 81 am all electricity aud
this no doubt. amounts 20 much the same
thing. Al any rate, u Is sand, on good
authority. that when the American quar-
Iols With HE wife. or does bad stroke 81
business, or feels a. all faded, he i1verts q
dollar or Two sees L1tt1 and goes home /.
happy and feinyiEoraied man. 81 ann really
never happy oil the stage" said Miss Lotto.
81 am, indeed, almost sorry when ! take
my three months holiday. / play seven
times every week for the rest OF the year,
making q tour oitho Chi,i American cities. ]
miss the excitement, the applause. he glare
Of tho iooilights sadly. But rest must
have, whether ] wish 10 or no" The Amer.
lean Coincidence has been enjoying we'll
won holiday IN travelling on the continent
aud has not acted tor nearly seven months.
IL was WHISPERED by tho friends whom shr
had left behind her that shs had said rood-
bye 20 the stage aud bad lslt her admirers
20 be murIisd. She hrs been In Paris for
some time, whore che has devoted hsr,
lssurn 20 tho study Of French In general
and French plays. IN particular. Sac yer
OF coarse, raYished with the famous Judic.
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AWAY WHIT

The utmost sxtention OF Divine power
was witnessed when Lazarus was raised
from the dead. Modern skepti ism de-
mauds another proof and c0nfcsses that IL
would be silent Il some power
coul be found 20 super human - 60
raise from is tomb.like torpidity the put.
rid nuisance C'oldp n'ck.Damed tho DAllas
telephone exchange. Praise les not slim.
ulAte a.; abuse does not arouse no.;
threats find IL perfect
non conductor aud tho only possible sign
ui vitality which the clap-trap humbug
eyIucss is In the collection oi IT'S mOutbly
bulls. The orossed-legged twhicdness
conveying family secrUtt 10 commercial
U,rclc6, and the soft ~ p1uae Of
tie tender maid 10 tho demand o. the
bu cher for the price Of bee. at the STOCK
yards hl tho soul with awe at tho iurc-
uuity OF the inventor and the uulty
Oi the invention. Crush b.; Scalp-,t,
dis-embowel 10; shoot 1t and bury II. Or
ganige a corps Of messenger boys aud turn
your boxes into mouse traps. Selah.
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A woman Only in Love with Girls.

MISS Alcott carrie. the burden OF her
fifty years lightly" writes Mrs. Moulton.
III you meet her now you would see a
stately lady, unusually tall. with thick,
dark hair, ciear-lseing, blue.gray eyes, and
strong rosetie features, full oil varied ex-
preston. How well i remember the hui
morous twinkle in her eyer, which half be-
lied the grave earnestness of her manner,
when che told me once that she was in-
clined TO believe in the TRANSPORTATION
OF souls. Il have aften thought said
she. that might have been
q horse before was Louisa Alcott. ASS
lons-llmb bed child, had all horses de-
lisht in racing through the fields, and toss
ing nv head TO snitf In the morning air
Now am more than hslfpursusded that
am q mans soul put by some freak Of ma
ture into woman's body" why do
you think thar" asked, in the spirit OF
DR.. Boswell addressing DR.. Johnson.
q" Well, for one thing land the blus-gray
eve. spanked with lsughter), because |
have fallen in love in my life With SO many
pretty girls. and never once the least bit
with any man.
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PERSONAL.


J. x, Rylsy, of Little Rock, IL at the
Windsor
Daniel Head, Of Denton, is 4 guest at the
St. George
A. n. RiIey, Of New Orleans, is at tbs
81. George
Colonel j. W. Bayne. of Grsenvilq, was
in the city yesterday.
G. V. Widen, Of Waco, Texs,, was ct tho
81. George yesterday.
Dr. EmbIce, Of Duel, Creek, WS3 AZ tho
81. George yesterday.
r. j. Hurley, Of London, aud q capitalist,
Is ia guest " tho Windsor.
G. W. N. Mount, ofNew Orleans, is
registered 40 the 81. George.
Mr. 4 n. Graham, OF Fort Worth, mer-
csaut traveller, Ia IN the city.
Professor o. S. Fowler, tho phrtnoiorist,
and wife, are a. the Windsor.
X. Scott, advance agent of huldoon's
Picnic troupe, is registered at the Windsor.
EIwsrd Gray, attorney and notary. re-
moved vest erdhy 20 No. 72T, opposite post
Office
Misses Ina and Ella Pool. two charming
Young ladie, Of Cleburne. are visiting the
family of. w. Allen.
The many friends of Mr.. r.. ii. Rogers
an aged and estecmsd cltlzss, VIII regret
to learn that lie still fingers very sick
Colonel George w. Hinson left lapt ever
ing for Palestine and Austis. II is said ho
will DO appointed 10 responsible aud i'm
sortant position on the international road.
DR.. ID. ". Benton. OF electric and vspor-
bath fame, has re- urned from a successful
sojouru in San Antonio, Stephensville aud
Fort Worth where he introduced them
with marked success. He will for the pres
ant stick to his Office, zoos Elm street.
At the 81. George: Il V Welder. Waco,
w T Maddox, Fort Worth; BeR # Sull;
Kaufman Sam Hunter, A II Henderson,
Col. r. u Henderson, sulphur Springs
Jno Mcdonald Sedalia, No.; i II Brewns,
Rice; Q Bayne, Greervlle; B . Wood,
j A Dillis. II Jackson, W II B1mbaugh,
Kaufman; NJ III Brooks, Texas; w b Spark
man, 81 Louis; j 8 Tucke, Grapeviuc;
Daniel Kead Denton; l. Il Bumps, Farm
ersvie; J Stiff Mckinney; . 5 Barrett,
Terrell; Dallas Clark, Denton; J n Gal
bage, Plano. + X Lou Denton; p VI
0mwell, Plano; z 2 Giles, Mineole; A
NJ RiIey, New Orleans Thomas Ball, Ter
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LOCAL NEWS.
Another Telephone Iaycntlon- Annual
Elections.
Bursting Water Pipes - Personal
Giraulngs.
liens OF Interest About iowa
rEInrmnNn rIME snInIcE


Thptrlerh0ue inns service Invented hv
Mr.. j. n. OrAm, al y IN stfv9t merchant, Ne
calculated 90 work wonders va tho way o.
u0lug Nme. TIE EfIc 'o.tphouo ard ttls.
Rrtph C0mpauy hare toIT.i the virtues %.
the invention, ant Ncalerday tha
patent wac purchased Tor So COO,
40 rti aims a humbor ot share, which hrs
usctd 80 500 each. THE HEtLp has
heretofore given a descrip,iou ~ the in.
sfrumsnf and l'H workings. This inyen'
f.r enables thr standard line no be- FUR
r.s.fd from angle clock, en- yenignuy t,i'
U..ti. boz means Jf continuous signals re-.
p.a.lI nI Gll the minutes throughout the
dsU Ihli standard time clock sfitss Tor
every uurr aud minute ln ths day;
fh .tr strokes are made % transmit siguzit
over nlI the telephone lines % their re-
o,Iyors, aud ths sgsals are significant 70
che tuhsCIhCrT OF that particular hUur
uIrut. and second ~ time by the SQUAD
produced 0n their receivers or call bells
Nfsr|l. iu m 'Id how n'i'ht-iuhniiely al.
mosI-sn impulse Of current will ceute q
sAuud 'u a telephone receiver, We will I'M
dfrstRnd readily how unlimited praou
csIy rs the mum Dor " stations which may
thu be supplied with Standard time from
oro standard ell ronomettr, which could b.
inside with such tkill aud prec sion as to he
thoroughly reliable. We might even 70
urfHsr and sIste by means oi this simple
svf.sm nuy observatory could furnish the
time tor the inhabitants OF ail cities within
a radius of one hundred mileH, by direct
Ir.rsnission 20 the telspnprn exchange Of
ssch place whence 70 cnH.d ba distributed
10 al. the subscribers Tlriicksrroduosd 10
iao telephone are inllIible as well - in-
FfAntsneous.
rlo .ystem is On operation with Tho he'I
succsfs iu the telephone exchange here
where now every telephone IL literally con.
v.rIsd into "timc-piecs,' snd many tuo.
scr'btr. demand ON this new kind 0f tick en-
usoly for the time Of day.
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coming scausln,sd with the great wrongs
II innIoIs upon them. Taen II the tarli
question {, TO be- tho issue Ia the next
campaign the democrats party should
take no equ,yoeal st1nd on the subject, but
they should sdop' platform 10 the next
convent on that cant be msconsifurd,
aud ,hcn nominate candidates Tor lhe Two
highest Offices IN the county whose views
anu sentiments are Ia harmony With ihs
declaration Of principles. Lsy aside avail
ability let principles not men, iha old
democratic creed, be The incentive Ia
msk.ug nominations anu success will foi'
low. o., certain 90 haIysl. follows iced
t.m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
SAYS faint 80.

DALLAS, Jan. s-[Editor HERALD,l-
Your article this morning IN regard 10 me
merchants exchange would lead the stock
holders and public 10 believe that work
WAS suspended on account Of tho failure Of
the Missouri Pacific railway company to
deliver stone, when IL 10 n fact that cars
Of stone have been standing here on the
track for 3 week or ten days waiting TO DO
uulosded Lat justice be done, etc. Why
not charge IL to the weather Truly,
j. II. TURNER.
Tho Missouri Pacific railway company
was never mentioned in the article referred
TO and mover once Thought Of bv the re-
porter who sayeth information a. told him
ey thoss engaged in constructing the build.
iur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09

The cold, freezing weather has done more
damage 20 water pipes than was at irsl
expected. Twenty.eilht bursted yesterday,
and nursing the fact that over two hundred
have already bursted, superintendent
Whelegs IS prepared for th very worst.
He has been kept constantly on the go
and the plumbers have bad their hands
FULL in making repairs. Yesterday two
mains sprung leak, one on Polk aud the
other on Ervay streets, which were, after
considerable labor, repaired. For the past
.ix DAYS the pumps at the water-worEs
hAvs been running incessantly day ana
night. The weather continues cold and the
end ID not vet.