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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26

Among the many complaints made
to the street commissioner at this
present rainy season Of the year, the
following complaint against weeds on
sidewalks is the most reasonable;
Mr.. Johnson:
Misunderstanding that IL comes
within the province Of your oiiiclhl
duty 70 look alter such matters the
writer wishes TO call your attention to
the state OF the walks IN ire northWesL
part OF town, on West Lamar, and
Cochran streets and Ross avenue. The
walks are al, q own up in weeds and
grass with only foot path in the cen
ter so thar lady cannot actually walk
on tho streets with a respectable dress
on without injuring tho same, There
is no encouragement tor property
ownertO have his walks kept in order
when his neighbur5 are allowed TO let
theirs grow up in weeds. This is a
matter affecting not only the cleanli-
ness, but also tho health OF the city,
and as we have city ordinances IN re-
gard to the same, II is TO be hoped you
will see that they are enforced as far
as your duty demands.
a Property OWNER,
The only ordinance governing such
matter is section S, page 1873, City Or.
dinsnces, which says: "That 1t shall
b. aud IL hereby made the duty Of all
owners Of properly along any side
walk TO keep the same, together with
the curb ana guttering, in good repair
and free from distractions of all
kinds, except such as are permitted
by ordinance"
The city engineer hereby duly noti-
ties all owners of property 70 remove
all weeds from thOir sidewalks, other
wise they will be reported to the
mayor and be- liable TO q fine In any
sum not exceeding $50
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New wheat.

Eminent orators at Shady View Park
9TH OF July.
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THE LOCAL, NEWS RECORD
ADJUST SIDEWALK COMPLAINT
Social Event stlthe Atkias Home-Dsm>
Suits From the Failing Cor.
nice-A Small Blaze-Court
and Other Notes,


On Wednesday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Atkins afforded many
of their friends one Of the most enjoy
able entertainments witnessed in Dsl-
las for some time past. Their elegant
home and spacious grounds, regard
less OF trouble or expense, were taste
fully and brilliantly prepared for the
occasion, and had not the upwelcome
coming of the storm intertefed, lawn
party would have been added TO the
delights OF the evening, Meme Bros.
maeniiicenu band was on hand, and
after the rain, on the lawn, and later
in The residence, discoursed some OF
their sweetest strains, The invited
guests gathered soon after the storm
had ceased, only to miss the brilliant
effect of the myriad of many-colored
lights that a short while before had
rendered the beautiful lawn like a
fairy garden.
But host and hostess were equal to
the occasion. The spacious end elegant
parlors were thrown open wide and
soon filed with happy throng, who,
in spite Of the raging elements with
out, spent one OfGhe pleasanlest even
ing's in their social experience. Dane
ing was enjoyed until Refreshments
were served. The repsst WAS a bounte-
Gus and elegant one, and after the
tables were removed the Terpsichorean
festivities were resumed and INDUCED
until a late hour. IL was q matter oil
general regret that the inclemency Of
the weather had interferred with the
outdoor enjoyment, but all was Sc
agreeable, so pleasant, 80 cordia
within that each guest parted will
their hospitable host and hostess only
with q recollection Of the keenes
pleasure throughout the entire even
Ing.
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count f it. Dir. j. 5. Nelson brought
in l57 bushels yerterday of al excel
lent grade, the produces OF six acre.,
an average Of 20 and one-si bushels
per acre. This is about the average
Of Mr.. Nelson's neighborhood In the
northwestern part OF the county.
Other crops in his section are magnh-
cent. The wheat crops around Co Oar
Hill are being threshed out and the
average yield Is SO bushels per acre.
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Yesterday morning Mr., b. f. An
drows and MIR, V. 3. Curtis, on be-
hall OF their wives, filed in the District
Court suit each for damages they
alleged their wives sustained by the
falling OF the. cornice OF the City Ma
tional Bank on the Sth Of May, against
j. c. e'Copnor, the owner Of the
building, praying for damages in the
sum OF $4,000 each. Mr.. Andrews al
leges that the c0rnice and brick COM
posing the hreWall of the building,
which extended from Elm street To
Pacific avenue, in falling knocked
down his wife, who was walking along
the sidewalk on Lamar street, and
that she received cash five inches
long across the crown OF tine head 20
the skull and otherwise decorating her
head and wounding and bruising her
whole body; that she suffered great
mental and physical pain and was
confined TO her bed for three weeks.
The petition oil Mir, Curtis on behalf
of his wife reads the same, save as to
tho injuries his wife sustained, He
alleges that his wife wGs felled 10 the
ground and received o cash four
Inches long across the crown OF her
head; also cash three inches, extend
ing IRON the right eyebrow diagonally
across her forehead 10 the edge OF her
hair and cutting cash on her upper
lip near tho lett corner OF her mouth
about two inches long; that two Of her
upper front teeth were broken OF, her
left ankle spraued, and that abe was
otherV Use injured.
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A small gre occurred in Tobolowski
Bros. fruit and candy store yesterday
At l 80 a. IN. The store is Ia the build
ing Of Mr.. L, NJ. Kahn, next to Hickox
IL Hearne's drug store, corner Main
and Lamar streets. Around the
lamps in the store fancy paper work
had been put up, and one OF the lamps
having been left burning, as usual,
this paper caught fire from II and COM
munic3ted the blaze 10 some curtains
hanging between the store and ice
cream parlor IN the rear. Fortunately
tho gutter WAS iull Of water from the
rain ana parties breaking In the door
extinguished the flames with buckets.
The curtains were burned up, the
walls scorched and the CONNECTIONS 30
injured with smoke that they are
bout worthless. There was stock
of goods and fixtures valued az 5000,
covered by 5000 insurance. The
damage TO the building was very
slight.
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BALLAD TO show Up.

W, Adleta and Masten Miles, ar
rested on aflidavlts of Mrs. N. q. Hun
sakor, the former charged with per-
Jury and the latter with the false inn
prisonmeut of Mrs. Hunsaker's
daughter, Appeared before Justice
Kendall At . O'clock yesterday after
noon, aud was discharged
as Nrs. HuDsaker failed 70 sp-
pear against them, Miles was married
TO her daughter, and the auppositior
is that the mother on sober, second
thought concluded It was best TO LEI
the matter rest.
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ImBgrtant 10 Owners Of Cotton CHS,


AGENTS WANTED.
TAYLOR & Cox STEAM FIRE EXTIE.
GUIsMBR, for CoTTOS GINS, Thoroughly
effectusl Simple and cheap. Can refer
You 10 partiee In your own state who are
using them. EUNEKA GIN SAW FILLER.
BEST, SIBPLEs7, CHBAPgsT. Any one
can use them. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price $40. AGENTS
WANTED. Good pay given. Exclusive
Rights for Sale. send for circulars and full
particulars.
TAYLOR & COX CO., Memphis, Tenn,
Va ANTED-Ladieg and Gentlemen to
w take nice, light, pleasant work, at
their own homes Work sent by mail any
distance all the year round. 81 TO IS day
can be quietly made; no cEnvassing. Ad-
dress Reliable Manufacturing Company,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Box 1893.
A DVERTIsERs by addressing GEO. +
n ROWELL s. co 10 Spruce street
New York, can learn the exact cost OF any
proposed line of ADVERTISING In
American Newspapers. Icy 1OO-page
Pamphlets. 100.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26

Dallas X Northwest Railroad Depot
Considerable interest is felt relative
10 the location Of the Dallas & North.
west railroad depot. Almost every
real estate owner on the north side o
the Texas & Pacific from the Fair
Grounds east of the Trinity River
west claim 20 have the best approach
and only suitable grounds for depot
purposes. THE HERALD suggests that
q mass meeting be held by all con-
cerned, and then adjourn 70 Web
ster's Photograph Gallery and have
their pictures taken.
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Ladies' Wanting

Infants and children's shoes and
slippers will find something new in
odds aud ends. Almost daily we place
them on our bargain counters, and
have quite an assortment 10 choose
from. The prices Of these shoes and
slippers range as follows, 25c, l0c, SOC,
Toe per pair, which is, on an average,
about half value for these goods.
We are showing many new arrivals
ia ladies' and misses shoes and slip
pers,t to which We direct your attention.
II YOU want reliable, we!l-msdo and
no6by shoe or slipper buy of us; we
are pleased 10 show you our line.
SANGER Eros.
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HotelnArrivala.
Ar rHE ST. GEORaE.


JTTurney, Rosdmaster Texas y Pa
q Nova Jones, Miss Josie
Jones, Paris; II Larkin, I Warren,
Texas;J S Cate, Grapevine; W J Reid,
JL Lovoioy, st Louis;J W Moseley;
Lebanon, Tennessee; 4 I D Andrews,
Fort Worth; u S Grant Merrill W > ii
Robinson, John w Yates, " EPB
Wilkins. r q Brown, LOngviow; A 7
Idghtfoot, Pittsburg; D Nj NIghout, J
George White, Dallas; j r Blair,
Bosque County; a SGrutchins, Fort
Worth;L 4 Perkins, Waxahachiei E
B Leachmau, City, NJ Lehlich, New
York; W 0 Reed Miss Olive Reed,
Coleman; Rev Bolsnd and wife, Texas;
Frank Paust, Shreveport; A V pod,
Fort Davis; j T Christian, Atlanta,
Georgia; r w Harrison, AlvsrEdo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-26

The examining board OF the city Of
Dallas win meet in the office OF the
city superintendent Of schools, In the
postofilce building at 9o'olock on Mon
day, July 9, 1885, for the examination
OF teachers. Teachers who desire 60
make application for schools IN the
city win take notice and govern them.
selves accordingly.
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The gentleman who desires u drink
of something fine, that will rejuvinste
without producing any bad effect, n
cigar, or 10 may be 70 indulge in a
quiet game Of billiards or pool and
the same At the Turf saloon, OPP
poslte Oliver & Gugg's bank. Ellie
Thompson, proprietor.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MH,TALP0IS0N

I aIp a coppersmith by trade, and during
q series OF years my arms (being bare wneS
at work. have absorbed o wonderful
amount OF metal poison, Having a scroI,,
ulous tendency from my ruth, the smali
particles OF copper and , lass would get
Into the sores, and by this process the pol
son was conveyed into my blood I'LL my
whole system became infected l Waa
treated with the old remedies OF mercury
and iodide potassium. Salvation followed,
my teeth are all loose in my head, my Oh"
gestive organs deranged, and have been
helpless in bed for over year with mer-
curlal rheumatism. My joints were all
swollen, and lost the use OF my arms ana
legu and became helP as as an infant
My sufferings becaml 20 intense that II
was Impossible for me to rest. The doctors
advised me to 90 10 the city hospital Tor
treatment. This could not bear, a friend,
who proved g friend indeed, urged me 10 ny
Swifts Specific, believing IL would cure me-
Others discouraged me, but / secured few
bolt les and have now taken two dozen bot
| ties The first effect OF the medicine was 70
bring the polaOn to the surface, and broke
out all over in running sores They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared of. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
| raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple az OF yore. My arms and hands
are all right again and can use them Win
out pain. The entire disease has left all parts
ofthe body save two ulcers on my Wrists,
which are healing rapidly l am weak
| from long confinement, but have the use
| of all my limbs. Tho medicine is bringing
mo out OF the greatest trial OF my life, and
| / cannot nnd words sufficient to express
my appreciation OF Its virtues and the
| gratitude feel that / ever heard II 1t.
pgTER 4. LOVE.
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IDYL-NO MORE.

The dollar OF orr daddles
j. not considered bad
Nor do folks underestimate
The little sonny's Scad.
But the Sunday OF our city dads,
The Appellate Courts adoptlon,t
Beats sons and dads and County COurtsA
And even Local option. -.
Then come and see at old Glen Lea,
Iou'll find things Every fine;
With open door IN the eve ~ four,
And the same In the morn TIL nine.
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4 DVERTIsEMENTA AND NOTICEC CON-
II corning the construction OF new Steel
Steam Cruising Vessels for the United
States Navy,
Invitation is hereby extended TO all en-
ginee re- and mechanics OF established rep
utation, and all reputable manufaclur-
ers OF vessels, steam. engines, boilers, or
ordnance, having or controlling regular
establishments, and being engaged In the
business, all officers Of the NAVY, and es-
pscially sill naval constructors, steam en-
gineers and ordnance oflcSrs OF the Navy,
having plans, models, or designa OF any
vessels, or OF any part thereby f the classes
authorized by the naval appropriation act
OF March 3, 1885, 10 submit such plans, mod
els and designs TO the Secretary OF the
Navy.
are two cruisers of not less than three
thousand nor more than Ave thousand tons
displacement, costing, exclusive Of arma-
ment,not more than one million one hun
bred thousands dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat Of about sixteen hundred
tons displacement, costing, exclusive OF
armament, not more than 1ye hundred and
twenty thousand dollars ;and one light gun
boat OF about eight hundred tons displace-
ment costing, exclusive OF armament, not
more than two hundred and sevsnty-fvA
thousand dollars
These vessels are to be constructed on the
| best and most modern design, having the
| highest Rttainabl0 speed and In the manner
\ and conformity 10 the conditions and limi-
tations provided for the construction OF
| the new cruisers IN the acts OF August 5,lSS2
and OF March 3, 1883, except 80 FAR az said
acts provide for and dehne the duties Of
| Naval Advisory Board.
/ Said plans, models and designs should bt
/ submitted within the period ~ sixty day.
after May l5 1885, and should be transmit
ted 20 the Navy Department, Washington
ID. c. Should any such plan, model or de
sign be adopted or used, a liberal cOmpen
sation win Be paid therefor
The Department will, upon application
forward copies OF so much OF the naval ap
preparation acts as relates to said vessels
and will answer all letters OF inquiry ant
furnish Alldeslred information on the sub
jeCt WILLIAM c. WHITNEY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, May s,lSS'
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EDUCATIONAL.
WARDS Seminary FaA YOUNG LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

4 famous institution. The Alumn@
number 1913. The attendance lSa-85, $50
from sixteen states. The list session be-
gina september /, 1885. PatrOnize the Col.
lege. FOR catalogues, special arrange
ments ana conveyance 10 Nashville, ad-
dress }. q. Patton, Professor Of Mathe-
mates and General Agent, Dallas Texas
Professor Patton is also connected with
the Southern school Agency, and will sup
ply Schools and Colleges with Teachers
and Teachers with positions. Institutions
In IS sthtes have been supplied.
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Eleventh
Dalls
| p

sClayton'.
lEalutato
II Coron
LA Petite
Distr.
4 ValedictI
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Jim Yearout, who is deputy doing
service In the Justices Courts, went
down TO the county poor farm yester-
day and while down there hung his
coat, the only one he had, on the
fence. A COW came along shortly af-
ter and ate il up. The COW has shown
symptoms OF hydrophobia or jim
jams, tho people can't tell which, ever
Rinca.
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The horse attached to w. r. Han
cocks delivery wagon broke loose
from his hitching post ye sterday alter
noon and ran sWsy, smashing up the
wagon.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Picnic and lunch baskets at Erbs.
Burt q Near shoes at Leon Kahn's.
The whole earth for 5Oc., at Erb's.
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Rnrnainn Of Charles Smith.

The remains OF the late Charles 7.
Smith, killed Monday afternoon at the
compress by a Texas Il Pacific switch
train, we're shipped to Defiance, Ohio
Wednesday night, Undertaken Ed. G.
s mish accompanying them.
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The following is the programme on
the concert to be given Friday even
ing, June 20, at s o'clock, at the Con-
gregationalist Church:
Pact /
l OrcbeatrA ...,....-. Messrs Watkins,
RoWley, Zimmerman and Manners
Bass solo, "Tke Old sexton,"
Henry .Russellj $40, Mr. J Cole
Zither Solo Mr. Charles hoessler
Recitation, "Connor," Mrs. # Murphy
Vocal Duet, ~ Feel Thy Blissful
Presence" 70. Hoffman, 49,.
Miss Wolf and Mrs. Charles Fowler, IT
6 Violin Solo, "Ls StrRimerA," (Chas,
Daucla) ......... Miss Helen Eppstein
PARr II
2 Vocal Solo, zone Word" tWurtIep
Miss Emma Oppenheim
3 saxaphone Solo Mr.; W5aidoh
Recitation, "a Senator Entangled,"
James De Mis- Miss May DICKSON
3 Vocal Solo, "Waltz LeScent Vier-
ges," Charles Lecorgl -. ,,.....:,a- =.
...........'. Mrs. Charles Fowler u
e Selection OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''' ChO'i
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The first wheat OF the new crop ar
rived In the city week or 10 days
ago and was purchased by the Todd
mills, TEE HERALD giving an 40
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err Railway, Ga which occasion me
people viii be addressed by some Of
the leading men of this section on the
importance OF building such railway
linn
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Great reduction in all limos OF Shoes.
Being greatly ovorstocSed, Will not
quote prices, but Will give you the
best goods for the lowest figures In tho
CITY, ut Leon kahus,
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRRINIR

sUMNER Law LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9th July 1898, and end sih
September. Have proved OF signal use.
LIST, 70 stud snts who design 10 pursue their
studies at this Or othOy Law Schools; Ind
10 those who propose 70 read private 81;
and ard, 10 practitioners uhO have not had
the advantage OF syRtsu00tlc Instruction.
For circular spply (p. 0. Uniyer3iLy OF Va
| to JoRN B. AISoE, Prof Com. ami SLat.
Law
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Railroad Picnic.

The good people Of Grapevine
Prairie will give a picnic Saturday in
the interest OF the Dallas 4 Northwest
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Pure and uncolored aud guaranteed
unRdultersted May Blossom Tea az so
cents q pound II ono pound packages
ut Bouche'B, S23 Main street.
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Every frst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious iuli"
tatiOns
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The best 81, So and "a mems calf,
high or low quarter, shoes al Leon
kahn's.
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PPelII nPolItfy PPeSePVeP
A TNnRnUaH TRIAL-

John Dress, practical breeder ofall kinds
OF Fine Poultry, Pigeons Pedigree Pointer
Setter and Terrier Dogs, Little Rock, Ark .
writes; 81 have given your Y. ?. 7, 8
thorough trial, and fiud II TO be all you re.
commend II. Would therefore commend
II 10 the use OF all raising Poultry"
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7 here's othing half 80 sweet IN life
(Next TO the Joys Of home and wife)
As fragrant breath aud pearly teeth,
With hard and rosy gums beneath
Ard see these charms Of which we sing
Have from sweet hOZODONT their spring
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTloE-LETTERs OF ADMINIsTRA.
ceased, were granted me on the 9Th day OF
May, 1885, and notify all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present the
same within the time prescribed by law.
JOHN II FI9H, Administrator,
No 73 Harvood Street, Dallas, Texas
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Concert and hop at Shady View Park
on next Thursday evening. Music by
Meme Bros. Band. The grsndest fote
of the season. Let everyone be In at
taudguco,
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Concert

Corsicana, Plano, Mckinney, Van
Alstyne, Sherman are coming to Dali
las 4th OF July,
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Puffs-
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The ladies and children will enjoy
themselves at Shady View Park sth
Of july.
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CrRED 800 rwn nosEs.

Rev ]. W. Brice, proprietor OF the Ter
rel NErsery, breeder uirhoIuugh Ply
mouth Rock Chickens And Jersey Cattle,
Terrell, Texas, says; al have used your 7.
z, p. ana nno II is MI you claim for II. IL
preventative 1 had one chicken with
cholera and cured Il with two doses OF the
Y L Z
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The Fourth OF July celebration AZ
Shady View Park will be the grandest
turnout ever seen In Dallas.
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Irrenronehnhle

Not one word Of censure can Justly
be uttered against SOZOD0NT. No
other dentifrice makes the teeth 40
white, ami yet none is so entirely free
from every Objectionable ingredient.
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Pulls
because they do not stick TO the lips.
Examination of Teachers.

A genuine ladies' cur, kid button
shoe for $3.50 and 50 ut Leon Kahn's.
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=. z. T.. Is tho most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases OF Fowls.
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, Ducks,
Geese and Birds by using u. Z =, Ask
your druggist 'or p. =, z, The
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otis set of features,a complexion, .,
The tincture OF skin that admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
FgireSt charms you Will acquire
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Fine Stetson hats, 81 less than any
body else, at Leon Kahn's.
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Dallos intends to have all Of her
neighbors at her 4th Of July oelebrs-
ton.
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Gold pens, pencils, authgraph ana
photograph albums at Paul F. Erb'a-
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THE U VI, CaONlUS DRUG CO.,
DALLAS, wHOLEsALB AGENTS.,

Sold at Retail at Dallas by GEO T. AT.
BINS. A sample package and circular OF
testimonials sent TO any address in the
United States on receipt OF Is cents by the
roprietors, MURCH1SON 4 ROGERS,
rerrnll, TeXAs.
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Yesterday Morning.. Fire

What SPALDING's GLUE has Joined
cannot be put ssunder.
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Danas = Northwest railroad Depot

silk and stiff hats at and below cost,
TO cleSe out, at Leon Kahn's.