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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-06
Frightful Case Of
a Colored Man.

] contracted fearful case Of blood poison In
lssi, was treated by some Of the best physicians
in Atlanta. They used the old remedies Of Mer-
cury and Potash, which brought on rheumatism
and impaired my digestive organs. Every Joint
In me was swollen and full Of pain. ] was In a
horrible condition. When had been given up to
die, my pl ysicians, who had seen the workings of
the medicine in other cases, thought It would bs
splendid time to test the virtues OF Swfps Specific.
When commenced taking 8. y. S. the physicians
said could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment. lie commenced to give me the rledi-
cine strictly according to direct ors, which con
tinucd Tor several months. tJok nothing else,
and commenced 10 improve from the first. Occa.
sionally would have backset from impruieBce.
soon the rheumatism left me, my appetite be
came all rghtand the ulcers which the doctor said
were the most irightiul he had ever seen began 10
heal, and by the first OF October, 1851 was well
man again. ] am stronger now than ! ever.was
btfore, and weigh more. | have not failed TO re-
port Tor duty since that time, being engaged In the
oil warehouse OF Chess Carley Compsny. have
been, and still am, doing some Of the Tdest rk
any man .ver did, and am ready 10 answer any
question that may Da asked concerning this case
swiits Specific has saved me from an early grave.
LEN MCCLESDos.
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IGOR EENI-NO. rs MAIN SrREEr.-A
L suite of rooms, fitted with gps, water
etc very comfortable and esrecially suited
for professional gentleman with family, An.
ply NitN NallOnRl Bnnk mnriL
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AFFAIRS ATAUSTIN.
ENTHUSIASTIC LAW MAKERS
They Stop Legislating to Participate In the
Cleveland Cannonade, an Help to
Paint the Town Radiantly
Red-Capital Cullings,
SENATE,

AUSTIN, March 4.-[Specisl, Rabbi
Silverman, of Dallas, ofiiciated in prayer
in the senate to-day.
Mr.. Davis, from Judiciary committee
No. 2, reported unfavorably house bill
making gambling felony, with mi
nority report by Mr.. Stinson.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Perry: To change the county
of Brazos from Austin TO Galveston for
supreme court terms.
By MIR. Hall: To amend the law reg
ulating the taking of dispositions.
The bill to turn over the university
lands to the control Of the regents was
called up.
Messrs. Davis, Randolph and Shan
non opposed 1t, while Messrs. Terrell,
Kleberg, Bell and others eloqusntly
supported 1t.
Pending discussion the following tele-
gram was received:
Washington, March 4, lSS4-To Hon. n. a
Cravens, Austin;
Mr.. Cleveland has Just taken the oath
crazy of Texas and the nineteenth legis.
lature.
[Signedl TEXAS DELEGATION.
The announcements was received with
prolonged applause, and In honor Of the
event The senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Prayer by Rabbi Silverman, of Dallas
Pending business, tho amendment OF
Mr.. Moore (of Travis) to the land bill.
On motion of Mr.. Pendleton (of Bell,
the amendment was tabled.
Mr. Taylor offered long substitute
for nearly the entire bill.
The morning was consumed in speak
ing.
The speaker signed q large batch o.
bills, among them the Midland county
mill and the bill authorizing the trans
fer of occupation license.
The afternoon was consumed in fiji.
clustering, by the minority, on the land
bill.
There were four calls OF the house, ant
the ayes and nays were taken on al
questions,
Mr.. Taylor's substitute was defeated
A long amendment by Mr.. Woods, o
Kaufman, was tabled.
The bill will pass as 1t now Is, and il
free grass throughout, almost.
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from the hall. Carried, and OF course
the HERALD reporter was then fired.
The association was called to order by
the president after the secret session,
and application for new membership
received and the members elected,
The report of the finance committee
was received and adopted,
A. 4. Atwater, secretary of the Ma
tionsl Cattle and Horse Growers asso.
citation of the United States, addressed
tho association, and laid before 1t the
benefits of joining this association.
Moved and seconded that the exeou-
tive committee be included among the
| list of officers.
E. r. Stiff, of Mckinney, addressed
| he association on the subject of bulls.
| j, G. Mccoy, of Kansas, was called
upon, and addressed the association.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The report of the committee on round
ups was received and adopted.
| The secretary read telegram re.
questing the association 60 meet al
Sherman on March 10.
Resolutions of regret on the death Of
members were read.
A resolution endorsing the National
Cattle and Horse Growers association
OF the United States, was read and ap
proved.
| 1t was moved and seconded that Tho
executive committee be appointed al
delegates to the Sherman meeting.
A committee was appointed to recon-
mend the best way to rid the country o
prairie dogs.
Moved and seconded that the conven
ton adjourn till 10 o'clock and then at
tend the grand ball and banquet. Tha
brilliant and enjoyable event is goinl
on tonight.
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PorEor's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
CITY ELECTION.

AYORALTN, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1885.
NJ In accordance With the Charter Of the
city and n resolution OF tho City Council,
adopted ON the third day Of the present
mouth, an election is directed TO be held In
The several wards Of the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIL, 1885 the same being
ne first Tuesday after FIRST Monday In said
month, for the election OF the believing
named Officers ta'wIt
A Mayor,
A Street Superintendent, should that Of.
nee be created prior TO said election by the
Legislature now In session.
one Alderman from each ofthe six ward $
for "a full term OftwO yUara.
One Alderman nom the TAlrd Ward 10 fll
the uneXpired term OF A.. G. Smith, resigned,
one Alderman from the SiNth Ward TO tlll
the uneXplred term OF John Henry Brown
resigned
one School Director nom each " the six
The voting places and presidiag omccr,
will 200 rs follows;
| In the First Ward, st thc Courthouse; G.
; NJ. Terry, presiding officer
/ In the Second Ward nv Rests store; VIM
] n, lCmmun, presidipI officer
/ In the Third Ward, ui NOy's Grocery store
corner of Ross avonue snd HOrwuod street
] W. v. Bust, Presiding ollicor.
In tho Fourth WufU, at the corner OF kr
way aud Folk streehi David Gosltu, presld
In the Fiuh Want al tho Five Point
htOfNt ~ ilh AIl'IsNNIINh tl 4 olllN'lfetINtA
sOn and Preston streets; John j. EaEin
presiding officer,
! In The -iAth Wntj.Ut Tho store, west cor
luer oi Live OAK and Hawkins streets; W. n
Horton, presiding onicer
/ said election shall hV conducted In accord
ance with sections three and eight OF VA
Charter, and section sly, article seven oi tn
state Constitution, prescribing the qualities
ton uf voters, rs shown ON pages thlrieo
and fourteen { the printed "Churtcr an
] Ordinance. Uf tho civ uI nAltAn'
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
MnyOr prn tom.
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rhe cnIornao ollr Cntile oon,enlIo

Ihe Noiorauo CITY Cattle Conventions
COLORADO CITY, March 4.-LSpoclal.
The stookmen's meeting was called to
order by the chairman.
The election of officers was FIRST In
order.
w. L. Lewis, Q. Merchant and $. p,
Cunningham were elected president
vice-president and secretary and treas.
urer, respectively.
II was moved by j. Il. w. Merton
that committee OF five be appointed
as an executive committee for tho fol.
lowing year.
The next In order was the selection q
place for holding the next ANNA
meeting. Colorado CITY and Ali
lene were put In nomination, Ate
considerable discussion Colorado Cit,
was again selected, and the meetinv /,
be held on the first Tuesday after tn
first Monday in March.
The committee on resolutions pre
scented the following:
81 WHEREAs, Certain states and Terri
tories have enacted, or are about TO q,
act. laws detrimental TO the cattle I,
terestp of Texas by establishing Qua
entine against our cattle; and
WHEREAS, We believe there ia Il
good reason for such action; therefor
belt a, -
committee of five TO confer with III
committees from other associations
Texas as 10 the best mode OF remed
ing, existing evils. u.,
a motion was made that all part
not members Of the association ret
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IA ANVEp-TO RENT OUE-IHE Rest
W opening for gents furnishing house
in the city; nice room, with large window.
tuni,y for any one wishing to start i'm busl-
ness. Apply to OLIVER Bros 727 Main
street. n,arS.-F
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TOR RkNp-TllE EultE STORE-ROuM
4 No hl3 and Nli Elm street, now Cccugied
ny 0nual BIOS; possosi uENgn Molch J.,
Apply uaoHN BROWNING, 0lcnd,r street
lnhll-lm
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Ladies should reflect we'll before us.
ing any preparation that is applied to 40
cosmetic will at first impart heautlfy-
ing effect and not apparently injure the
skin, but In a very short time little
blOtohes and discolorations appear on
the face which conclusively show the
poisonous drugs in their composition.
II can be safely said that more than two
thirds of the face powders contain these
injurious Ingredients, PezZoni's medi-
Gated complexion powder is not only
absolutely free from all dcloterious mat
ter, but its principal ingredient is an
active curative for all diseases Of the
skim. II has stood the test of years.
Sold by all druggists.
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w ANTEB--A FlRST-CLASS EXPERT-
w euoed ml!liner d saleSlady TO Wort,
In this largest dry goods store in SULPHUR
~
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Capital city Cuttings.
AFrEn THE COMBINATIONS

AFTEB THE CELEBRATION.
AUSTIN, March i.-Atter the excite
ment, the multitudes and the mighty
event of yesterday thore is little TO write
about to-day.
The house and senate both having a
recess yesterday there is no news to
communicate.
Both houses are beginning to hurry
up legislation, especially the house
which Is behind the senate that an adj
journment may be had by tho middle OF
of March ii possible, or the LIST OF April,
at least. ] do not think, however, an
adjournment can be reached before the
18th proXimo, and some say even until
May.
THE TRADITIONAL ECONOMIST.
The ever present lover OF the dear
people and horn blower of economy has
hbObbed up seronely," with his resolu-
ton for the dismissal of part, If not
become of tho resolution / cannot con
lecture, but ! am certain of this, the
committee clerks are still needed,
and will be for two or three
weeks longer. Members make mis-
take when they think they are making
strong, big, bright record for econ
omy, and producing lasting impress
sion on the hearts OF the people by eter-
nally popping up on some little question
of economy, False economy is more eX-
pensive than reasonable allowance for
necessaries. The ablest members of
both houses show by their votes that
they do not pay attention to little tin
horn economy schemes.
CANoNADING FOR CLEVELAND.
The town is already incarnadined and
1t will be more 80 by incoming. Every
body is wild. CannOns have been firing
ever since the news was received OF
Cleveland's Inauguration. When the
house heard the cannons there was
loud applause. The speaker hammered
himself hoarse with the gavel whether
for order or from patriotism the HER
AID correspondent can't say.
THE pENITENTIARY COMMITTEE
Is still working on tho bill. One feature
of II is likely to DO for tho appointment
OF board Of supervision under control
of the governor. As the law stands nov
the lease can last only six years.
A POLITICAL GLIB BOOM,
The Gibbs boom for governor may bt
said TO be fairly started sure enough, /
one can Judge from expressions tina
have fallen from tho lips OF visitors iron
all parts of the state during the past fey
days.
THE IRELAND IDEA,
II can also DO truthfully stated tina
Gov. Ireland seems to be the choice 70
the United States senatorship, althoug
he has not even intimated that such
his desire.
COMMITTEE CONCLUSIONS COMING,
The internal Improvement committe
will tomorrow report favorably hou'
bill requiring railroad companies
furnish assessors sworn statements
the true value of property.
favorably: 20 compel companies to pr,
vide double deck cars for the shipme
of sheep, goats and hogs.
Favorably: Making telegraph ~
telephone companies common carrier,
unfavorably: To issue land certiiicat
to railroads for road bed construct,
prior TO April, 1881.
Favorably: Authorizing the attorne
general to bring suit against rairo
companies which have leased, pu
chased or otherwise got control of pl
allel and competing lines, with
amendment fixing the penalty at /
forfeiture of their charters,
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VA CASH, BEDsTEAD
new. Address Il, T., this office mara II
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S. A. Haseltine IL Bro, Patent sole
itors, Springfield Missouri, send us tho
follwiDg list of Patents which were is
sued to citizens of this State during the
past week: j. BenoiL, New Braunfels,
Windmill.
j. II. Forster, Flatonia, Motor.
h. A. Nc Lane, Queen City, Signal
valve for boilers.
u. Rye, Albany, Car-coupling
w. l.. Mayfold, Fort Worth, Feeding
chute for stoves.
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pnrin, nj PnlnsiInn-

PALESTINE, March i,-ISpecial,l The
Isrealtes OF the city made a brilliant
social and financial success of their
Purim masquerade bali last night. About
$50 persons were present, two-thirds of
whom were masked. Three hundred
and sixty persons were accommodated
at the banquet tables nj ono sitting, The
banquet was the biggest ever given IN
east Texas, and was prepared by the
Jewish ladies' of the citv,
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Accident to Dr.. Thomp,on.

MARSHALL, March l,--[Special. Rev.
r. w. Thompson, while experimenting
the planting of some trees on his side
walk, was knocked down aud run over
by q runaway horse, by which his col
lar-bone was broken and one of his
arms and one of his sides were badly
bruised. DR.. Marks was called in and
dressed the wounds, lie is resting well,
all things considered,
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NorCE-TIlS ~ To GIVE NOTICE
~ that on the 2tth OF February, 1856, 4, h.
Boiling a Co. made a decd of general assign
mcnt for hcnoft.of their creditors, aud that
am appointed assignee undcr said deed,
mRrS.Sn NJ, MCCLELLAN.
NOrtCE-HORSE THIEVES HAVE No
N use for stock that are branded G ON tho
left law. Agents wanted everywhere TO
brand stock and represent the EsrRAN BE.
corn Am FARM jogRsAl. For terms TO
agents, address the i. and ID. Association,
Dallas, Texas. fcb1.lm
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EOR SALE-SALOON ON ELM STREET,
L near Union Depot Inquire st Q T..
$ 4lOOn, nlart-Tt
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RoIinn Rrepitie..

Bolton, March l.--ISpecial.l - Mr..
Chancey Glover tonight led to the by
mental altar Miss Kittie Hughes.
W. K. Cline, Ewell Black, John Me
Crary, Otto White and Lin Rucker were
among the departures for New Orleans
to-day. Bolton will be well represented
at the Exposition before its close. a
great many have already returned.
A party Of Indians were in the city
this evening begging and exhibiting
three bears trained to music.
| day.
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0NTANIED-A WHITE WOMAN n
w laundress in private family, AMY
to MRS. R.N. ToMPKlNs 92l Young St. m%it
w ANTED-BY A YOUNG SCOTCH
w lady, position as child nurse or gov
erness; would be willing TO assist in sewing
or hodsewo If required; can give good ref
erence. Apply to or inquire at30l Pearl st
upQ-l "
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GlLMER, March 4,--[Speclal. r., NJ.
Hall, a saloon-keeper and Tom john
son, farmer, had some words this
evening about a small matter, which
ended in johnson stabbing Hall in the
stomach, making wound about two
inches in length, causing very painful,
but, the doctors say, not a fatal wound.
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shnhspere SAYS Truly.

THAT which we call n rose
BY any other name would smell as sweet
But tho reverse IS equally true, and the
simple fact that 50 many wretched por'
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart to them any Of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
g. Lanman's Florida Water. Beware Of
these counterfeits, and make sure OF OBJ
tanning only tho right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as a
toilet requisite.
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Horsfnrd,a Acid Phosnhnte

UNANIMOUS APPROYAL UF MEDIuAI
STAFF.
DR.. Il. q. Comstock, Physician at
Good Samaritan hospital, 81. Louis,
Mo-, says: "For years we have used it
in this hospital, in dyspepsia and ner-
vous diseases, and as drink during the
decline and in the convalescence of ling
ering fevers, 1t has the unanimous APP,
proVal OF our medical staff
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L. Nnnr nlnnnpn

For impure blood the best medicine
known Is ROSADALIS. 1t is the great
Southern time tried and true remedy.
Take II at all times for cancer, scroiula
liver complaints, weakness, bolts, tn.
mors, swellings, skin diseases, malaria,
and the thousands Ills that come from
impure blood. 70 insure cheerful
disposition take R0SADALIS, which
win remove the prime cause, and re,
store the mind TO its natural equili
brium
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GEORGE j. DEXTER & CO., Agents.

~ and History, Austin, Texas, February
20, l6S5.-To all Whom 1t May Concern: THIS
is TO certify that the British America
Insurance Company, of Toronto, Canada,
laws ofTeXas as conditions precedent to its
doing business in this state, ana that said
Company holds a Certificate Of Authority
from this Office emitting It to do business In
this state for twelve months from the LIST day
OF January, 1885, 10 the 3lst day of December,
1885.
IL. ST. Given under my hand and seal, at
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written, II. p, BEE, commissioner
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says They ave- Uuroundod

DgsMoINEs, March 4,-Auditor of
state Brown says the complaints against
his office are unfounded; that the.goyer-
nor has not the power to suspend him
aud that he will resort to the courts and
has employed counsel TO this end 1t is
said the governor will arrest him If he
shall attempt to take charge of office.
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Smith Il Hall are representing the Sun
Fire office, OF London, England; Trans
atlantic of Hamburg, Germany; Fire.
mans Fund, OF San Francisco, Califor
tornia; Western Fire aud Marine Insur-
ance company, of San Francisco.
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pRATuER, AROREY IL EWING,
Local Agents Dallas. TpXas

nEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE., STA
/, lSSj.-To all Whom II May Concern; This
is To certify that the Citizens Insurance Com
pany, of New York, y, Y, has In all respects
uly compiled with the laws Of Texas rs con
diiiOus precedent to It's duldg business In
this state and that said Company holds q
Certificate of Authority rom this Office en-.
fitting " to do business In this State toi
twelve months from the LIST day of January
lSNi, 20 the Slst day OF December, 1855.
r.. Sl-Given under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date first abo q
written,
Ii 4 REE. lnsnr-mrn CnmnIs.innnr
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GLnRGE j. nNXrER y 40. Agents.

nEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
IL tistic and History, Austin, Tex S, Jan
:, lSS5.-To all Whom It May Concern: This
Is to certify that the Scottish Union and Ma
tional Insurance Company, of Edinburgh,
scotland, has in all respects fully complied
with the laws of Texas as conditions prece-
dent 10 its doing business in this state, and
that said Company holds Certificate Of Au-
thurity from this Office emitting 1t to do bus
ines in this State for twelve months nom
the LIST day of January, 1885, to the Slst day
of December, 1855
IL. s. l-CiiVen under my hand and seal, AT
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
~ III. 2. BEE. Insurance Commissioner.
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AmerIca,sPrIde.

True American men and women, by
reason of their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich complexiDns and
characteristic enc! -, ars onvied by all
nations. II IN tts general use OF DR..
Harter's Iron Tonio, which brings
about these results.
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il, p, BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
PRATnER, ARDBEY ~ EWING,
Local Agents, Dallas, Texas,

IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STA
IL tlstics and History, Austin, Texas, Jan,
/, lSSi.-'lO all whom 1t May Concern: This
Is ~ certify that the Hanover Insurance Com
pUny, of New York, n, y, has I'm all respects
fully complied with the laws of Texas as con-
ditous precedent to It's doing business IN ihls
state, and that said Company holdr Cert
hcate OF Authority from This once emitting
10 udo business In thls State for twelve
months from ibo ist day OF January, 1885, to
the 3lst dry 81 December, 1875.
r.. s.l-Glyen under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date frst8bJvC
written.
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A Fragyant RreaLh anN rearly reeln

are easily attained, aud those who fail to
avail themselves of the means, should
not complain whom accused Of gross
neglect. The Zozodont will speedily
eradicate the cause of foul breath
Identifying and preserving the teeth to
| the oldest aye,
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruary 20, lSS5.-To all Whom It May Con-
Germ: This is to certify, That the Union
Marine Insurance Company, OF Liverpool,
England, has in ali respects fully COM
piled with the laws OF Texas as conditions
precedent to its doing business in this state,
and that said company holds certificate OF
authority from this office emitting il TO do
business in this state for II months from the
LIST day of anuaTy, 1885, to the Slst day OF
December, 1885.
IL. S.l-Given under my hand and seal, I
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written. II. p BEE, Commissioner
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ZOE SALE.


LOR SALE-SALOON ON ELM STREET,
L near Union Depot. Inquire st Q T,
saloon. mayi-It
IGOR SALE-A PLEASANTLY LOCATED
y residence; will sell furniture with home
and make terms easy, Apply at ij} Ross
avenue. marl-7t
EOR SALE-BO HEAD OF MULES AND
L horses Address j, p. GRIFFIN, Trinity
Mills, Texas marid2t&wlt
NOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IL ONE
Il of the best paying drug stores In Sui.
phur Springs; satisfactory reasons for selling
For particulars, address B. 4. ROBERTSON,
sulphur Springs, TEXAS, leb2Jtt
DOR SALE-AN ELEG ANT RESIDENCE
Il of rooms, halls, closets and verandas,
we'll and Cisiern; one of the most desirable
locations IN the clty-355 bOss avenue, In
quire ON the premises, or to ABRAHAM
COOPER Dallas, feb2Oti
NOR SALE-ONE FINE SALOON, WITH
4 billiard tables and fixtures; recently
lifted up; IN one Of the best towns In North
Texas. Apply TO STRAUSS Is Levy, 81 Elm
street. lan3ltf
| NOR SAIE-UORD AND STOVE WOOD
II IN any quantity and best quality; over
1909 cords ON hand. Also, wanted 20 HUy cot
ton seed End seed cotton 80 h.ghtii market
price. A. DysrERBACu. acl7.U
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TITS beauty truly blont whose red and
. white, "'N
Natures own sweet and .cnnlng hand laid
fe.Eonrs powder impar,sa richness
! eieklny the skin as soft as down,