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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE.

hViil ~ ~ oOS'iShouOi, vi ~
corro
SocoRRo, N. NJ, 1O.14. 's4.
DEAR S1R-Ilaving been told
that you are throwing your infiu-
ence for the Republican nominee,
Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, for Del
egate in Congress, | take pleasure
in asking for some suggestions that
might aid us in the brief space of
time yet before us for campaign
work. | also enclose a few circu-
lars which you may be able to use
to good advantage in your section.
Please address, me early, and
oblige,
Very Respectfully Yours,
ID. GoCHENAUER.
To which our citizen replies as
follows:
DIR. D. GocHENAUER 3
Socorro, N. NJ.
DEAR SIR-Replying to the
above l beg to say that you have
been misinformed as regards the
direction in which my influence is
being thrown. 1 do not regard
Judge Prince 'as the regular Re
publican nominee. If l did so re-
gard him l would not support him.
Gov. L. A. Sheldon long ago
proved conclusively to my mind,
that Judge Prince was unfit to oc-
cupy any position of honor or trust
within the gift of the Epeople of
New Mexico. 1t is true that Gov.
Sheldon has so tar stultifed him
self as to support Prince in the
present canvas, but the Governor,
by his present action, does not, and
cannot change the facts as regards
Princes record. Princes record
and character remains unchanged,
while, | am sorry to see, the Gov.
has deteriorated to the extent that
he now supports a man whom he
formerly proved to be unworthy of
honor or trust.
Judge Prince has absolutely no
claim whatever upon the Republi-
can party, nor upon the people of
New Mexico. Whatever service
he rendered as Chief Justice, has,
according to Gov. Sheldon's show
ing, been more than paid for by the
Territory. Considering the ser
vice rendered by him, and the re-
cord connected Herewith, his pre-
sent attitude before the people can
only be looked upon as a piece OF
unparalleled efrontery. His only
hope is to gull the people into an
endorsement which he would use
to reinstate himself into official
form at Washington. That he
cares for the people and their inter
ests, only so far as the fortunes Of
L. Bradford Prince are affected
thereby. no one believes. A more
thoroughly selfish, Of ordinary ca
pacity, and, if common report be
true, of loose morals also, he
would be a fitting tool in the hands
of men, who, from past expert
ence, know just how to use him.
No, sir ; cannot vote for such a
man.
On the other side, Col. Ryner-
son was nominated by majority
of the delegates to the Republican
Convention. This makes him, in
the estimation of the people, the
regular Republican nominee. In
addition to this, Col, Rynerson is
an old Union soldier, proving
thereby his devotion to his coun-
try. He is a man of unblemished
reputation, morally, socially, po-
litically, or from business point of
view. He is one Of tie PeopIS of
New Mexico. All his interests
are here. This is his home, and
will remain the home of his child
ren after he is gone. He has eve
ry incentive to exert himself to the
extent Of his ability fol the devel-
opment of our beautiful land.
New Mexico is my home.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25

A MAN named Toole, of Tucson,
Arizona, shot himself very dead
the other day at Trinidad. Upon
his dead corpus was found nearly
SO, 900 in good money. If we ev-
er suicide with that much money
in our clothes, the corsnor will be
privileged to kick our carcas to the
cemetery. We've often had lots
of fun on less money than that.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25

ONE week from next Tuesday,
Blains and Logan will be elected.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25

THERE were three men named
Taylor, elected to Congress last
week from Ohio, MI Republicans.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25

WE are in receipt of a letter
from Prof. Langhammer, request
ing information in regard to every
defined locality in this LcOunty for
use in his forthcoming work on the
Resources of New Mexico" All
data thus published will advanta-
geously advertise our county, and
we trust the desired information
will be forthcoming. His address
is Cerrillos, N. NJ.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25

News has been received that the
President has appointed Stephen
f. Wilson, OF Pennsylvania, as
Judge Bristols successor. We
were in hopes the mantle would
fall upon the honored shoulders of
Judge Newcomb. But man pro
poses, and the President disposes.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-10-25
PARTY PYRAMIDS.

REPUBLICAN.
Ohio.
Maine.
Oregon.
Vermont.
DEMOCRATIC.
Georgia.
Arkansas.
West Virginia.
So tar it is a solid Nerth against
a solid South.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
The Devil Visible.

A series OF revival meetings in The Aiiican
Methodist Episcopal church a. Washington,
New Jersey. eliminated Sunday IN q panic
over the excited declaration by colored
woman named Mary Jane Johnson. that
che saw the devil at one OF the church win
dove dnring the mornings service. The
course OF she revival had been directed
against the wiles OF Satan, and the devil,
personihcd, figured largely In the exciting
narrative Of experience of the brethren ana
sisters. Several narrowing tales had been
recitsd Sunday, when n kray-headed dea.
con ssid: ~ saw De debbil face to face I
nowd" 20 Lo-i o Lori dsr he h."
rhrieked Mrs. Johnson, who was seated near
him. Her bony fingers pointed to the eide
window, and trembling with tsrror she mt.
tered shrek after shrek. The cries OF other
sisters mingls with hers and the congregs-
ton was soon thrown into . panic, some
dropping on their knees and praying loudly
for help, while others seemed unable to
move through flight. II wss fully hell an
hour before quiet could be restored. Then
Mrs. johnson ssid she had surely seen the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
rur ,u11rAur ENCAMPuryr.

The military crcbmpnont 90 come oi' A'
Houston on nay 9th aud iost % sees is
attracting general attention throughout
tho state, especially IN military circles.
The two companies IN our city the Lamar
Rinas anu Queen CiW Guard arc
both going sud are drilling nov az ~
uigut aud viii 80 down WITH about Tory
men esch The Queen City Guards have
rrus abroad Tor drill master 81 perfect
thew lu The eynlutious OF the company.
Every company 80 the state volunteer mi
l}tlg will DO present, and y uumber OF com.
panic. FROM other states, the governor
giving ais pcrmistion, among which
will br two or moro companies
tom New Orleans, Including tho famous
Crescent Utf Rifles, one company from
Mobile. one or moro companies from 81.
Louis, one or more from Arkansas and one
or more irom Memphis aud 10 In thought u
company Of United Siaten infantry will also
be prU,ent Tho nrizss offered by the citi-
zsns Of Houat'n are NJ ioIlows:
First prza, best drilled infantry,
company, 5000; second prize,
81 500. third prize, $780, fourth, to the best
drilled Texas infantry company that never
won prize nc ~ interstate drill Fret,
przs 20 the best drilled artillery comuanv.
1850. second prize $3.50 First prize, 10 best
drilled X)uayo company, II Two enter,
81 Coo. second prize $500 II only ono
H,usve company eaters, the prize will DO
only $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Monster Men.

Mes,rs. Spencer anf Ridenour, who re-
turned rom heir rich oopper discoveries
on IN 'edAN last, have told u8 ~ O. uiso0v.
ery hey mat Nhen in ITO 0rend
v mon wh'ph Ia slno't 90 mar.
ye.uul 10 b.lsys' la the hu.in Of the canon
Nhi'h wa, once on Rsand bed, anh probably
thousands II ysnrs ago broad level plain
lhn IN narrow "a save way isnoV hemioed
by walls liS feet high they oAaie upon an
impfint in the rock deno'ing bare loot,
with ioes. iustpp ord heel AZ plain and M.
mistskAblo ~ ihn orb Of day Il measured
twtnty-sx inchcs IN lenFth aud twelve IN
width he VetHRe depth ~ iht imprint
Is four inches, Will ~ Inc ball ~ the foot
Il IL Fix inches. Th.se imr iuts appear
along the narrow paftnge wav for some DIS
lance, sud they are dialirc'lr and evenly
eighteen feet apart showinr tne great dis
lance the montter with The human loot
could mako 81 n single step.
Tho men had only three pack mules ana
pfo-peuttug lOol- with hem or they would
have ken out the rock containing the foot
print, but IL 10 their retention 10 return IN
q tsW DAYS prepared io pTirr I'm the work
and bring ihete Cydef ces NJ mpn-ter bu-
man race 10 the public gaze An Indian
with I'm party, when he came upon the
tricks, remarked: big + t1er here mean
year. goue." The gentlemen making the
disc very ate well Lnuwn ~ rrii 81 hnd
tru'hinL IL Peuch Springs tArizorn) ch'm-
pion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
THE HOUSTON POSTS REDUCTION
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The citizens OF Texas are referred 10 the
advertisement of ne Houston Daily Post
ia uuother column, making tho rate otsGb
tcriptinu rom date TO January l, 1855, only
five dollars. The onicc Of tnia reduction
e. % place tha Daily Post within the reach
" The largest possible number of readers
aud % enable tho crgal body oi WOr6ingnen
Gud ayHcultnrists 20 have "a cheap daily
newspaper that will contain all ana the
latest nsws. Few people will care IN this
important year 10 De without their daily
newspaper. Events, social aud political,
are crowding each other, and the inlellt-
sent public Will Ike 10 know al the pSriic-
ulg-s.
Socially, tue grpat Interstate drill, which
will take place In HOu' ton, and like affairs
ga other parts Of the country. VIII engage
attention. Commercially, the New Orleans
Worlds iair will be au important subject Of
consideration. Politically, the STATE and
national conventions, the subsequent cam.
p-igns, aud the election OF state ana United
States cillcials will he all-absorbing topics
in tnis "pfcsidentiol' year.
The Houston Post, true 10 its determine.
ton TO become the organ Ot the people OF
Texas, has, therefore, dscidsd TO place
itself AZ the command Of the great body OF
Intelligent readers by making tangible re-
ductionin its price, but without reducing
It's various unsurpassed neSs features. To
the contrary, every avenue OF news will be
carefully searched and all that trauspires
will be faithfully ard extensively pre-
sented
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
CHI i,tlNO.

The republicans OF the city have asked OF
the proper authorities for the use OF the
city nall tomorrow friday night. What
missed, however, thai they want to take
some action relative TO the city election to
come on early next month-ns to what
course they will pursue, VINO support, etc.
One thing. 10 certain the party IN this city Ia
for from being harnouious. Every man Of
them, white end black, u aeerls, wants 10
be lsader, and there 10 O. good deal OF Grim
lnhlion ana recrlminhti1n among them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
LOCAL LITERATURE.
Eastou aud Uammack Latest in-
terestlng Developments.
The city Full OF Confidence Aen-A
Billiard Match.
A Robbery By rramps-Fho Farmpr'
Outlook.
Olher Matter, Local IN Nature.

IL wfs whispered yesterday "a % very
qui. way that since SIS 600 ui The money
depO1ie1 by or through Morgan CAmmack
ia tue Dallas NatiulH bank Tor those on.
til Oh 900 DO, !" that bis bond vas not such u
sure hing ana that tho o Was a prahahiu
~ Of his being r6-aIrrstru, The day parsed,
however, hnn 40 such thing occurred
Another rumor was Aiip0i q the ,iftct that
En,ton had grown dtspeiats and had
way by living up for publication letters
from C.mmack to him, written while he
wRs ic thr employ Of the Texas Pacific
hero as cashier aud - agent in sherman.
The place from which tno letter which
reni rs olIoss, was written ~ NOT given,
though ihe inference is that it was penned
II Chittinooga;
THE Inter.
MAEcH 10, lss3-DE,R EAsToM Arrived
.ulify M|IUIug Cu TINE. EuC Oscu rs y.
o. order tor $50 Would have forwarded 10
sooner but no opportunity. hoos you
have not been Inconvenience.
N1W io husiueB.: In hrst place, treat
my iers ms persoual: bs careful how YOU
let them lay around at home; better de-
sir.v hem.
You Say has IL eau pat you onto ouy
thing hat n sure and go q 7 can count ul
You; thrl II on could make good nnul,
you would be- wiling o. quit.
y YOU % ply mfh pAtlAtae 4 con fnNN
Yul ch luce / believe you gro mud q
au I 'o tie Canadian company; they m6t,
gooi 90 railroad. Eh2
/ 1..' your remittauces amount D.
81 co.. dayi SON eHmes more. Make your
cstr book show you femiitcd tho c0rfGcl
amount mucn - local treasurer and ~
much p tfpk. Now, tbe local treasurer
reEittr Ios vi. be o. X. a. 10 generally
consists 1' paid papers, wa.oh you cannot
uiHz3, nut you can manipulate the dailS
remittance 20 bank; or, % YOU depot {
much less 1nd keep tne d differences between
your rc'ua! d post aud what your cash
book SHOVE IS credit for For instance:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
IiOIiIlED.

Tuesday three irsmps, biz, nurly, tnfiy,
dirty, impudrLt. yillsinoun rascalr, visited
lhe iarm house ~ Mr.. Willism Jonea, lIy'
log IN tine northeast part u the county
and robbed the place. Mr. Jones was abb
sent bat hi- wife vas A. home Nhom iheY
,vtrnvrA 9th their tlreG sand rain fnisin,
TDcy took lo' AZ rlltbinr, what they
wanted turtt 4fd few other tnlugs u IL
Il pty tuo Aurlhlss ysgahords cannot ~
caught g1d summnrily dealt WITH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

a man name not known, in the employ
OF Mr.. Frof Gounzsr q market gardner,
living In the suburbs 81 the city. was scci.
dentslly drowned Yesterday afternoon. He
vent TO . well ia Ess, Dsllas &, eater his
horses. and his Too, clipping, he fell IN. and
there being fourteen feet OF water In the
we'll, he drowned before assistance couid
reach him. Parties were fishing for the
body 81 . late hour yesterday evening, but
Il had not been recovered 81 last accounts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
WANTS.

WANrEp-A GIRL TO DO WORK IN
w IA all family. lnuuir' at Herald office.
WANTED - ~MALL FAMILIES, SINGLE
W gent omen and day boirieIs ~ tho Collage
90 rooms ami ia l. 20, with thu beat the market
snsid maroon.
WANTED ONE OR TWO FURNISHED
w rooms suitable light housekeeping for
gentleman aud vi @, in . healthy aud tCspccta.
Bile locality, Address Il u raid oillco mar q.2t
w AN rED--A GEN LEMAN AND NIFE OR
" small frmily io occupv wo or three fur
hshed rooms, piabls for housekeeping Ref.
Gncts :. quirtd Amply on premises 10 Mrs
'A!' srERNs. 4 Cadiz street corner Ever
g't'n. mario II
WAN1ED-A Coon COOK AND nOU r.
r,,yirl. ply at 1850 Ross avenue TO Frank
AN ED THRsF COAT MAKENs IN.
" mdG,oly atH. Il MNERMAh'5. DALAI,
TeXas. mar2Ou
WANilD-AN ERRAND Roy AT 5O7 MAIN
W stret mur2o-2I
EoR ADPTIoN-A BEAUTIFUL BOY,
1 o'phhnl da old; full surrender; Ameri
can paien.-s Cal At lil3 commerce At. MO- 3t
~ ANIEUL no MILK OF WITH
W young 90 and gentle with children; cheap
tor cash ~ 70 2ll Ca ol ne 81 marl6.lw
WANTED MnlIE NOMsN FOR HOUSE
WORK Any 10 Mrs. Il. V. TOMtKlNs,
9ll Young Stree. msris.6t
w ANTED- eARTNER WITH A SMALL
capltt IN tusiuess TIA pays from 800 %
4O per cent Afcs, q. ". 4 , care HI AID
Office marl63t
w ANrEp-BlA LADY OF EXCEPTIoNA.
pc cipaclty Id exp rience, II p0s.lio to
manage or tsssi managing hotel. address
> H., l'nuine, Iet. mario Il
TAINTED PARNs DIES RING tfANos
m vii do wei 10 i've theiroriers AT q n
Edwards, 733 S 53i Va ,tte. g. marlG.lw
~ AM Eb-A slTUplON A. SrENOG-
Taph = ~ hniioat li,c or mercantile ea-
tdbhshmei :, ny yoninan Of 3 year, e..
orc Address, 'taulf ms. II LoNGLTY,
No. tG7 " SIN rect Ciutnsti o. marIG1w
MAN TED go PER oESEoT EMPLOYING
W bool seepe's who wa thels bn Ks posted
ard pu, i1io rae igal HAP can secure service.
ofa W u rec mmended bot,eepar &C. HEN.
EBRY 8H Lamar -trett mari5.si
IA ANTEp-Two GOOD TONE MAsoYs
" want d toket dressed ,nension rock o.
new couit-hn' Sc NJ arksyli Apply nj one
t. p q, LIVINGSTON ContrAor. marco.
W H Gait PoIsS , 59N iyst W OK GoRsI
mar l2.u
"A 7 ANTED--TU SELL kvERYIDY WOOD
w tooco. ON hard; yon will HI, no trouble
teans 70 4 DYsTERBACH. deo6.sm
tAJANTEp TWO BOILER MA,sIs. APP.
w ply Immediately 10 Novelty la Works,
Good wage and steady empioymt JOHN
wEsTER. IanIOu
taT AETFD--YoU 70 STOP AT THEArIoN
wv AL HOTEL flrstc aooorlnn;lons n
feesonahla rate ONLY ONE DOLE Ann /
rNENTY-fIVE CENrs PEI DAY ie build.
.ng is brick, with three stairway IL o. OF :ira
located 10 the business portion Of they, only
,nc SQUARE from s,rcet.car line, and oig1uRrt
rom TGasn 3 Pacific and Missouri eaci Delot
Convenient 70 pasnengets coming OF str 0vei
either road ohice open all night. OTIS are
called for all trsius. 4: CLEARY, Prclelor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
.nnr pKO,pEOr,.

Al this writing the prospects oi good
n.Ups in Dallas county are very me The
farmers Say hey are entirely up with their
v RS, that the ground N In splendid season
AID ryorvihing growing nicely. Cora
pinnted three weeks ago IL up aud looking
In excellent condition, and planting Of all
sIud viii be Rnl,Ard this week This Is
GOOD news aud iidsme nature vouchsalOs US
) good opri8g the agricultural interests will
smsiu, aud az they flourish 80 do oil other
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
roR r8E PENITFNrIARy.

Yesterday Mr.. George w. ORlesby, agent
Of the penitentisry. arrived In town from
Gainesville, Cooks county, with lot OF prit.
oners convicted In the district court Of that
county. en- route 20 the psniientisry. The
namts OF the prisoners are w. Ogens, horee
theft, five yesrs; Robert Lsnders, horse
theft, five years; George Watson. mule
theft, five years, J. W. SteadmsB, horse
theft. five years and John Golden two csses
Of horse theft, twenty year. in the eggre-
gate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
CONFIDENCE MEN.

A number OF corfifenos men are In the
CITY with a view OF plying their ne'srious
calling. They have been spotted, however;
and tue police hsvo their eyes on them anc
thew will re nsbbed and jugged the very
first break shev make Dallas u not good
Of their racket may he. These ligbt-hngsred
gentry are well dressed, are oily, smooth
takers sni he public Is warned nssinst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

ImVUfTWWTf
Wheu YOU visit or leave New York City.
save baggage, expresses or carr,6g hire and
sop Rt tue Grsud Union hotel, opposite the
rand Central depot SIX hundred elegant
ro0ms, fitted up ~ u cost Of 100000, ie.
ducrd 81 81 aud upwards per day. Euro
peau plan. E.evbtnr. Rest-ur supplied
with the best Horse cars, stages ana ee.
vat,d railroads 20 oil depots. Families can
live better for less money al tho Grand
Union hotel tban Ia any other tirst.cilss
nnfaf fu t.t. ntfp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Nomething IhHt VII quiet inc uefvesI
give strength TO toe body, induce refresh
,ng sleep. improve ths quality OF the blood,
aad purity ard brighton the complexion
is what many persons would be very glad
10 obtain. Carter's Iron Pills ore msde for
exactly this class of trouples, and are re-
markedly successful in accomplishing the
ends desired a. named abovs. They are
druggists. Price 80 cents box. See sdver-
tigeDent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
AItIs ESTE.D.

Andy Elan was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued on au Indictment found by
tno srsnd jury charging him With the theit
OF twenty-five COWS, twenty live steers,
twenty-five calves aud twenty five yesrlings
from u Mexican by the name OF Sue Elton
some two years ago. A true bill YVES found
against him al the time but was dismissed
as Sue Elton was reported TO be dead. A
warrant charging CHRISTOPHER Cox With the
same oifenso Was also Issued though he has
not yet been apprehanded. At 4 lato hour
last evening Elan was endesvoriDS TO give
bond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Deputy United States Marshal William
jesse Gfant Yesterday returned from Dsw-
son, where he went 10 serve some paDers
from the United States distric, court. The
papers served was writ OF attachment
sued out by the Moline Plow company
against Yancell & Young, merchants at
Dawson. He levied on ihoir 'took OF
goods. olosipg their store. fhe amount of
claim sued on WAS 81 500. The case will
come up for hearing at the June term Of the
Federal.distr court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

evil pop his hesd throu gh the window aud
draw II back again. A party OF men headed
by her cousin started ont IN ynrsui'. The
esarch Was unAvailing. and when thu brelh.
rem returned ne meeting was ntinued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

A sharp ana interesting game OF billiards
bosEeen Mes<rs. Cotton and Manu-, both
okperss. IL 70 come I'll q Fort Worm and
q sct - referee. Il VIII be an interesting
80 exciting game. 0p<a<ing Of biIienos,
= mai masch Il - c5ne "a between thb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

aud the 18Th Of April between shaefer, who
nav holds the onampionship OF America,
and slosaou at SONS point not Yet decided
IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

CONWAY, ARK, October .. lo53.-We can
say that Smiths Bile Beans sells faster and
gives more general satisfaction than any
pill we SELL or any pill that is sold in this
market. Very respectfully,
WITT & RICHMOND, druggists.
Tor aala he all druspisfe-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Decline of Man.
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia. impa-
tence, sexual debility, cured by wells
Health Renever," 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

81 bad epiIeptic fits for 10 years" writes
John Kieihly, Of Principle. Maryland,
'ssmeritsn Nervine cured me-" 81 so at
drnrciafa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
LOST.
STRAY OR STOLEN.

c,TRAYEp OR sToLEN-FRoM NY RESI-
- dcrce, orner Eve rffeen and St Louis sts.,
T spss 6TrPafS on he s cse
mar10-2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE STATS.
- tios aud History, Austin, Trxst March
to certify tina. the Fqu,tsbie Life Assurance
society,", OF New York N Y has In all res
pec's fully complied with the laws of Texas ss
this state, and that said Comp holds a GER
,ihcate OF auth rity rom ttis OH 70 emitting
II 70 90 business In this State f,'r twelve months
OF December. 1851.
IL. s, l-Given under my hand ana seal, 4 of.
nee, In Austin he day aur Il 10 first above
written. BREWSTER. G IN customer
j.. MAY. Gene'sl Agen' raliss. =. xrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

APARTMENT OF INSURANCE STATS.
ititss and History, Austin. Texas, January
tSd TO all Whom Il May Concern: This Is
r., tiff, that the Connecticut Fra Insurance
,a1any. OF Hartford, Connecticut has in all
80 I, fully complied with the laws OF Texas
~ Iiitio's precedent u it's doing bus mess In
Wv To, aud tnat said G mpany holds Corti.
a., Authority from this Office emitting II
e ~ sness In this state for welve months,
n IAN LIST day OF January, 1885,, 10 to the Sis.
ia, december 1881
ohce.l Aus,in ths dax aud da,c d,s, ha,, N.Y..
"'i'e' II. p BREWSTER,
Nrypp, Commissioner.
n,ii.npRD. AuESPACGH CO.. Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
rrrHcrEp ~ pALLAa.

A prominent clttls man remarked In
Dallas thst hes The news of Ben Tnomp-
son's death reached Dallas at least 1000
six shooters were laid aside. Ben was ex-
pecird NJ Dallas during the convention and
the Cowboys were Determined not to let
him run the banquet -tCotsicana Jour