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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

| FfofonaeN fahthition "f HfuthiNys
CLg'sLlsn, o, MsIoh iO,--rhe ooutes
tohiFht OstNsen devina Thompson, %
uty elHnd and q. % q smith, ihe o0lored
purilis, iron Lsqulnan, Michigan. sa'
more like q rough aud tumble hxht ihan 4
soaring match. so.ording 20 the Marquis o.
Q1esusbuTy d.. lie manifested q dispo
-ition 10 slrAf With Ons h'nu, then with
the olnrf. then run with bis head down and
clinch, The referees frequently had trouble
20 make the men break away aud much
time was thus consumed aud u greater
numbers " rounds neeeSbiiAted them other
wise, ThOmpsnn's weigh' was 30 pounds
Hmith's gOi Il. n, Gilman, OF Detroit
was Trierea. Jacob Stewart, the champion
OF Canada. seconded Thompson; ChaTle.
Had,ey seconded Smith. twenty-five hun
dFed people gathered IN the armofy. Sixty
per cent. OF the door money weal 10 the
winner, 40 10 the loser; no other stakes,
Eght-ounoa gloves were used, Thompson
Was evidently disconnected by Smiths tao.
tics IN elinching. but succeeded In knock
ing him out Ia twenty minutes. Time Wa
called NJ $50.
Firsr Ronnd Smith led off with his
hight at the iaes and lelt Ut the neck. This
performances was olen repeated during toe
matcn, aud on ecc0unt OF Smith constantly
holding his head down Thompson had 10
devote himseli principally 10 body blows.
which he frequently put In with aledge
hammer Ell. OF. amith vent down soon.
Shortly .itarwsrds Thompson forced him
over the rope. Smith lost q glove. Three
minutes expired before II was put on
aeain. He lot a glove every round, which
was n @ nl6sns of consuming time.
geconi Round smith rushed IN head
long. =. usual, add clinehed. The men
separated, Presently both men went down,
rbomson on top, az II again, and shortly
rhompsnn forced Saith over the rope, fol-
LOWING s,ter him. Smith struck head first,
and was. EpparentIy, hurt. He got back
60 work, aud after an exchange a. spnrs.
BODY aud neck blows, Thompson knocked
Smith sgainst tho roaos and fell forward
from the force OF his own blow. Gnith's
sloye came or and time WAS up before IL
was replaced,
Thira Round-Aitar the usual clinches.
breaks aud hndy blows, Thompson hit
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BADLYiNJURED.

On Monday Mr.. A. P. Cornelius, farmer
OF thi, COUNTY, living nesr Cedar Hill, ives
trimming and shingling the tail OF q young
mule. The mule, 1t seems, didn't like the
proceedings and turned loose bis battery OF
both hind feet. The result was that Mr..
Cornelius was badly injured, having one
arm and four ribs broken, bis upper ana
lower laws fractured and one Il 9th knocked
down mis- throat. A ply sician was sent for
sho found the old gentleman in preca-
IRONS condition and the probabilities are he
will die from his hurts.
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INSTRUCT COURT,

The March term OF the district court con-
vened yesterday, Judge G. N. Aldridge on
the bench. Nothing was none further than
to Get some csses. to organize and charge
following gentlemen: P. N Taylor, fore
man; James jordan, R. H, Floyd, John
Warner, w. w. Howe. John W. Edmond.
snn. d, @. Mitchell, F N. Worthington, w.
III, Fiippep, John w. Pork, ]. l.. Dole, Il.
P Lantz. The judges charge was general
and comprehensive, touching in 3 clear et
brief manner upon the various OF.
lenses mentioned In the criminal code,
and In the course of his remarks upheld
the grand jury system and eDjoined upon
them secrecy in their workings, and admop-
isned them TO weigh carefully everything
them that was presented to ,hem, and to
do It without prejudice, fear or favor.
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THE VOTE ON TIE MEXICAN TREATY.
w..urxaroS. March IL Press. 1.-The
sarafr rst,fied the Mexican treaty by O
1n,a nj Al 10 %.
MASON.

MASON. March 10-[Special.1 las an out
Growth Of the late cattle burning in N!
6ulloch county. mass meeting ives q, "a
TsnYsday. BIZ the citizens OF Nc Culloch
snd adio,njpe counties. ]. w, Meyers, Of
Msnsr9. wss appointed chairman aud J. O.
Torres secretary. Resolutions were passed
sndoTaing the sections Of Sheriff Miller, and
that such Illegal handling o. csttle must
and ~ il be stopped at al events, and that
the inspectors be requested 70 be- more care
mi ID the execution OF their duty
All the parties vino have been engaged IN
1his butning business are well known, ana
Il e or IL . question OF time wben they will
b brought 10 justice.
= S No cine yet 10 the several robberies thai
h6ys been committed IN our town within
The psst NV weeks. -,
~. C<xl Latham ard EzE. Ella Autnel
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a sosssss sAss.

Ihe ososlss main IN ne fsss o. ufeslss
a iiol,sy's ssl0Yn, opfrsf ~ Nsls and ror.
dfss streets, sss hllsf yesterday afternoon
bys lsffs and enihutlasile tf0rd. Nood
0Idsf prevailed, hU9tVef, and the hgfts
that i0ot place dulinf The Ailefnoon sni ~
s 10y" bans,.i s es,saps rH",s .s,a s'ss,
nahts ali told, shlch fssulied a. follpes
Dufneit, ~ Abilene. piited single
entry iive cocks against fvs of kusbau.
msf's this city, aud won TIRES out ~ the
five hshis. Adkins, pi Dallas. pliied = cock,
fine iOsl. against Nushaunsf's, bat the
latter seat him % grief. Terrell tackled
kusbaumsT In two hshis, losing both.
There will he noe sport This afternoon,
terday ifom Terrell, Nealheriofd aud
o.heI pgluts.
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Monday afternoon Jim Ward, an Ameri
can cit zen whose ancestors first saw the
light n Afric's sunny cline, entered the
law Office of Thompson & Clint on sMain
street aud stole the overcoat of Mr.. j. w
Thompson. He coon after carried the coat
to The second hand store of Mr.. Spivey and
there sold it.for $3.50. Mr.. Thompson put
the police on the hunt for his coat and the
thief, and it being found at Spiyey's he 80
described Ward that he was 500 picked
up, end, being identified by Mr.. Spivey,
was jai,ed. 1t takes herve to steal from tue
assistant county attorney.
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Southern Immigration Society

NAtHvuLE. Tenn, March 1l.--The
Southern States Immigration association
met at the capitol 1T noon. Representa.
tives from T, nnessee, Louisiana, Florida
Georgia, Kentucky and Arkansas were
present. Delegates from Mississippi Texas
Missouri and other states will arrive on the
evening trains The hall is handsomely
decorated with flags and evergreens. After
the appointments OF the committee on by.
laws and constitution the convention then
adjourned till ten o'clock, tomorrow.
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nInn nEMAnD PAIn.

The Protective aud Detective association
OF Dallas paid yesterday n Mr.. croxler, at
torney for the parties ,nakins this CAPTURE,
one hundred dollars reward offered by them
at 'ps Sapiuss =" "a s'aS nss9 q, ns =.
= U" brand, The money was paid after sat-
isiaetory evidence thst the animal was the
property OF Ray aud tue thiaves-the Bar
ker brothers had been convicted OF theit by
the district court Of JACK county.
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rursaNTarEp MISUNDERSTANDING N's
BILL.

,ro,ss, nj Choctags and Cherokeesagainst
he ssnts Fe ripht.oi-way, bill heretofore
t tsis you. was offered Today in the
senate by Mr.. Copger, OF Michigan. The
protect was not referred but placed on the
calendar with The bill. ~
MI. Morrison's tariff bill will be intro
dnced 10 the house tomorrow by Mr.:
Mills, the second man on Inc w ~ yG, snu
means committee, at the request oi onair-
man Morrison, who fs III
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CUTlCuRA.
(EEIutiCura
SZHEGREHZS ZjZV6JlTEy
Blood Purifiers and Skin
Beautihers.
A Positive Care for Every Fo,m of
Skin and Blood Diseases from
Pimpirs To scroiuin.

nIsFIGURING HUMoRs, Itching and Burn
H. ing Torture, PAINFUL Eruptiout, Salt Iiheum
or z. Tema, Psoriasis Scslt Head lntsntile or
Birth aumors, and every form " I'oning scaly.
Plmply, Scrofnlous. Inner tel, Contagious, and
Copper.Colored Dis sses OF the u God, Skin and
Scalp. with Los OF Hair srs positively curad
by the Cur cuRA RI rDigs.
Cutioura Resoiveut, he new Blood PuhAer,
cleansos the bio, Il aud petsp!ratOn OF impure
ties auj poi onous al, meUts aud thus removes
the cause, Will Cuticurs, til, raat Skin euro,
insta lly allays ltcIing and milan alton clears
the Skin end scalp. heals Ulcers and Sores, ana
restores the Hair
Cutioura SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beauiiner
aud Toilet Requisite, prepared from CuTIcunA,
Is indi, per sabl T. treating Ssin Diseases. Baby
Humors, skin Blemisnes Rough, Chapned or
Oily skin. Cuiicura Remedies are absof
lutely pure, ant the only real Blood Purifiers
aud Skin Beautilcrs
Chas. Houghton, Esq, lawyer 2s State
street. Boston, fepo Is Case OF salt Rheum un-
dor his observ-t on for ten years, which covered
the patients BODY an' limbs, snd 10 which all
known methods OF ueatm mt had bsen applied
without benefit which wa completely cured
soleiy bv the CUTICuBA REx IDIgs, leaving o
clan and healthy skln.
r. X. 'rak-, Esq, Detroit, Mich, % iNered
untold torures from Skin Disease, which ap.
destroyed HIS eyes Afer the most careful doc
toriug snd q consultation Of physiciaps failed to
relieve hin, he used tae CUTIcURA RrMKpIHs,
and YES cured. ant has rem lined 40 I. dyts>
Chss. Eayrs Binkis. Je ,~y CITY He ghtr. ".
j.. lad Of IL years, who for eight years va ooe
mass Of Scabs and Humor', and s0on VIII nj AL
known remedies and cures wers iried IN vain,
was completely cured by CUTiCusA KS KpIts.
Sold bv all druggists rric,: CyrICutA, 10 eiE
RsseLvsNT. u; So p. % cts, POTTER DRUG
AID CHEMICAL Gu Boston, Mass.
Send for SHOW TO Cure skin D seases."
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EAST DALLAS ELECTION.

The new town of East Dallas will, on tht
first Tuesday in April, Experience tht
! roubles attending municipsl eleeton,. OF
which tirue mayor, marshal and i've aloef'
men are TO be selected TO preside over the
destjpics OF that thrifty young burgh. Hell
inhabitants have great expectations as tc
what they expect the next municipal board
to accomplish.
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personal MEXICAN TREATY
RATIFICATION,

WAsnIE0T0s. March II -l5ptelaI J.
Congfl .smau Stewart ~ prtysnisd nom
occnprire his sect IA the house by an At
tack oi NAL sf,A.
Ol tho ratification by the senate o'day II
the Mexican treaty. Colonel George Il.
Afford says u Is the grss.sst sohieN, men
for The material interest OF Texas that this
or any other congress has given as Tor
years.
have talked with halt dozen senators
from california, south Carolina Missouri
ard Arkangas ard they assure mn that the
victory Is due almost wholly 20 the zeal
and activity VI our own senators, Coto And
Maxey, aud they should have tho cFtal'
0f IL
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Every lady uses PozzoDi's medicated CON-
plexion powder. j. Ia household treas
IRE. The madam finds 1t impossible to 90
down town without first rubbing it on. II
the baby cries she goes for the pof'box II
he "old man. comes home ruffied or chsfed
because business is dull, &C.. Poszoni's
powder cools and allsys his troubles. Then
I'll is gladstone joy. No family should be
githcrt II.
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no Years OIds
Messrs. Francis Newberrv & Son, LON
don, England, established 1875 years, rite:
Asa testimonial from one Of the olue.t
drug houses in Great Britain, RESPECTING
your household remedy, will no doubt be
of interest to you, we are pleased to
make the statement that we have sold
st. JACOBS Oil with satisfaction to the pub
lie for several years. and that owing TO the
extraordinary merits OF thearticie. the de-
masd is continually increasing, and that
re have heard OF many favorable reports
regarding its great virtue as pain-curing
ronnedv
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Sunday morning Mr.. Grow. agent Of the
Rusk penitentlary. was in the city with
prisoners for bis lodging house. He left
escorting the following uuiortunates:
Jsmes Wilson, horse theft, years, E!lil
county; Julius Jones, burglary, 6years, FL
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A patient writes: ~ sleep well, my APP
petite ia good and my digestion lie much
improved" Thsis she uniform testimony
of those who use Compound Oxygen. Our
TT. afies on Compound Oxygen, It's nature
fnll information, sert free. Drs. S'srBey
& Palm, 100 Girard street. Pnilacel-
phia, Pa.
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PATERSON, N. j.. March IL Bishop Veg
ger has refused to allow the funeral of Will
liam Hayden's wife to take place from the
church because HAYDEN disobsyed the
order oil the bishop three years ago pro-
hibiting the sale Of liqnor Sunday.
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LICENSED TO PRACTICE LAW.

Mossrs J. NJ. Ayory aud Charles q. Cobb,
OF Moth Carolina, WhO have coma here TO
practice their profession. were admitted TO
the Dallas bar yeHeriay and licensed TO
practice 10 the district court and all interior
courts OF this state.
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A dry, raspingcoush irritatss and cndan.
gers the lungs, and greatly debilitetes and
snnoys the patient. DR.. JayDes' Expecto-
ant removes construction of the bronchial
allipflamed parts and brings sbeut speedy
cure of the most stubborn cough or cold.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

Darkeo's Salad Dressing.
A ready made, rich and delicious dressing
fo- all salads of meat, fish or vegetables.
Cheaper and infinitely better than home
made. Unrivalled ne q sauce.
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Ponds Extract.
Druggists Keep it, and almost every one
knows its value. Try 1t once for any pain,
ache, soreness, or any bleeding.
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Browns Bronchial Troches for coughs
and colds: II think them the best and most
convenient relief extant REV. O. M.
Humphrey, Gratz, Kentucky.
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srAn ROUTE REVELATIONS.

w.su1soroS. March 1l.-[Press. l-Wm.
Coke was examined by the Springer
ccrmittee 10 day. He said that shortly
siier he was appointed special counsel 10
the star oute cases he had an interview
vith Pres dent Garfield, who told witness
a. oa.es involved many who had been his
snecial friends, but he wanted thoroueh IN
Spstip alton irrespective OF persons; witness
had an interview with President Garfield
.nI IN. nos, m a. ter. general the Wednesday
evening before the president was assassin
ated: before leaving SAID to th' president
that he should be careful Of his movements:
q bitterness had arisen oetweea
the stsiwarts and hsit-Dis LIS ,hasa
there were connected WIN sness
cases men OF extreme feeling; SAID
at The time there might be resort 10
VIOLENCE; such was the impression then on
INV mind: my suggestion for the momebt
Touched the president, but he Responded
"Ibers il no dar GER the bitterness OF Ieei-
ing was 80 sirong should not nave Deeii
surprised bad IL carried ltsell hgs,ns. tnq
nosrlnaster.general and stEorney-ReherhIi
Son,t think [ used at that interview the
Language recently placed III my lips py
Jsmes but state IN SUD-
stanca what have given
Vnu' Witness strongly desired to nave
q line of Investigation pursued That wouiu
show whether Guiteau had Gccomplices or
~ the opinion thnt the shooting oithe pres
;dent was not the individual ect Of Guiteau
thir, he said, was in harmony with what WHAT; lie
sncoested to the president in connection
~;sh the bitterness between the stalwarts
and hsl,.breeds; he had proof that two
other persons accompanied Gniteau when
he was seeking pistol; shortly after wit
ness entered the employ of the government
he hsd an idea OF reckless feeling on the
mart of those in the star route cases that
nioht be carried into practice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

Indigestion, nervousness. rheumatism
and weakness disappear with the use Of
Parker'e ginger tonic,
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Samaritan Nervine, the great nerve con-
queror, is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Get at druggists, $1.50.
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FfCt'ul, nursing babies soon become
chserfpl aud healthy 4 the mother uges
Parker's ginger tonic
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

I HOrsford'e Acid PhOsphates
IN NIGHT swRArs AND PEosTRATIoN.
DR.. r. StudhAiter. st Louis, Mo-, says:
/ have used it in dyspepsia, nervous pros.
ration, and in night sweats, with very good
xaoo1to
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III eoahiyl EDdsfsrn FIsIss s-ssnll Nth
intent " klll, gssfs His esussyl Austin
lott, iiet N ~ nyffelsi, , geafs, HIS
county w.. Martin. murder. yssfs, Jeiin
year, lohhs0a neuoiyi William Tfamhls.
THEFT of money, o fssfs, Taffsnt county.
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Bosrox. March 1.-THE house has passed
. bill providing for the punishment 81 wiie'
heaters.
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uou,xAT1oss AND COMBINATIONS.

NO wassiNsncNj e. Irish, Wisconsin, CON
an, Of the United States, Cognac;
Clifford, New York,
aeency, Dakota, Elliot s.. Morgan wy
dining, secretary of Wyoming. Connrma-
ch;ef engineer, rank brigedier-genersl;
S S " Mallory, Arkansas, register OF
land Office, Camden: Arkansas;
Inhr M, Hodge, Kansas, - regis
ser of land office, Salina, kansas;
Harvsv CARPENTER, Nevada, receiver OF
nnhlic monies, Eureka, Nevada; w. =
E1tzosrad. Mississippi, associate justice
suprsm court OF Arizona.
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C0UNfRY'S CAPITAL.
Osr sna,cts Push the Mexican Re-
elpr, oliy treaty Through.
Lawyr rook pilates on the STAR
Route Conspiracy.

Proceedings Of Ccnsre,s-nI'Celiaoy.
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"sxmarit IN Nervine cured our daughter't
lifelong epilepsy" Rev. p. p. Smiley,
Chicago. Illinois.
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TL 81 Before me tho undersigned per-
sonslly csme J.. T. Downs, county treas
urer OF Dallas county, and upon oath saws
the above statement 10 true and cor ect ac-
COZ ding to the best OF his knowledge snd
belief. j. 7 Downs,
County Treas.
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The best smoking tobacco is Little
JOKER"
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10Th OF February inclusively. The other
gentleman, who 10 q physician In the aty,
said he had kept n weather record Tor
twenty yeArs, and that the statcmcnt was
true la tho main except thnt II oftenef
halted than frost, and the reason OF II WIS
because 81 the planetary locations, tbs
eamo planets being conjunction every Sixty
iava.
rhia seemed 10 bo an astronomical de-
log,
The doctor went on TO say that on The
day the terrible tornado visited Lisbon
vlciulty, IA tnis county, some four or hve
Year, ago, ne q ay dawnod beautifully ana
tue sun was shining brightly, but he
scanned the heavens, having looked ~ lhe
planets tho night before ns he does every
night, and he told his wife NJ break last
that shout III o'clock two clouds would DO
yielble In the heavens one coming from
the southwest ard one from the northwest,
aud that IN "A few hours they wonld meet
about seven miles from the rity and terri
BILE hurricane would result, many lives DO
lost, and every doctor IN ihe city ca leg
to the scene ~ disaiter. nv ~
O'Clock both clouds were visible ana
he called his wife'A attention 10 what he
had told her. Sometime during the amer
noon tho two cloudo met over Lisben, a
hurricane ensued and houses, fences, trees
and everything In It's course was swept
away. many peIsons injured and all The
doctors In the city cslled for rs he had pre-
dicted. When asked how he could ioreteli
this hurricane, he said he knew II was com
Ing from the conjunction OF the plsnetr.
"You SET, said he, when two clouds meet
three bodies come In contact, the two clouds
and the thunder and the lightning and the
result is wind and the generation Of hydro
gen, which is rain"
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THE DALLAS ROTARY HARROW MAN
UFACTuRIEG COMPANY.

Col ]. X. ticks OF Kansas Guy, VII IT,
II this time The leading representative OF
the Monroe riding rotary harrow, single ana
double and riding and rotary cultivators'
and the ablest representative that ever rep
rescntg any supplements already possesses
large wealth in cattle aud lands which he
M sde out OF tho handling OF these nipple,
msnts. AZ test given on tho Cockfell
farm Friday, aad yesterday morn.
ing on Ir. Porter's il was satis-
factory on sod. Colonel Hicks
made o iew remarks 10 the good.slzed and
interested crowd present, He said that h 9
had travelled through the principal cities OF
Texas looking for location for the manu-
facture Of those meritorious implements.
He expressed himselfas Delighted ana as
tonished mt the immensely OF the great
slate OF Texas and said that che had 4
grand agricultural future before her. He
could not find words to express his conii-
denoe in the future prosperity OF such, q
country Aeoo h0 o sls,id indictments ,ast nS
10 five of the leading cities OF the state
with bonus II hs would locate with them.
He had shipped mis- machine here sud
hsd chosen Dallas because he found her TO
be great railroad center cad the best dis
tribuling point. Although but few weeks
have passed he had sold over 100 OF these
celebrated hnrrows, and as has already
uttU UDttINcut tio NauAhb ioA'hoaS 'N'
borne witness In print OF It's emil
nent success. While the company
whose stock In limited to $4,000 ct 500
per share, $4,000 OF which has already
been subscribed do not ask bonus OF
dollars, but still would like TO have those
who desire TO make safe investment 70
call NJ the Dallas car works, whsre u viii
be- proven 10 their satisfaction that It Is o
choice Investment and also great benefit
to the city. Colonel Hicks invited the
severest test Of his harrow and cultivatorS
on all kinds of ground, and delied compe-
tition, SO far as true merit Is concerned.
He said that in order 10 get iull returns
from mother earth that u was necessary TO
work IL tue and level We commend 10 the
attention of farmers thii Monroe riding. ro-
tary harrow for the mixing al coils and the
flnsness Of teeth, by the use Of which muon
larger yields Of crops can be occurred. 10 IS
worth thousands TO farmers, aud the saw
Ing alone from the extra yield of crops
from ths plan OF culture would pay the
revenue OF the state.