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A Sn.nicion.d nrnanitar

a fellow, rather well dressed, entered the
Union Depot dining hall on Saturday evea.
ing in a state OF great nervous excitement
snd inquired If the Bee Line train was o.
time. Being told 1t vas, ne handed pack
sge 10 the porter. and told him to he very
careful with it until he came back, and
walked out of the room. Suspicion was at
once aroused, and the box Was carefully ex
anined and found to contain a handsome
pran hot
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sHE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

30 accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who will desire to read their IA
write home paper while attending the
Worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale in New Orleans at George F.
Wharton & Bros, No. C&rondslet street,
between Canal and Common streets.
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village called to him 70 stop. Tae name of
the deceased could not be learned. but il
was said that he was the father of IA nIly
OF ten children, who are left in very poor
circumstances.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Chr grmtSreI.

SENTINEL TELEPaoNE CALLS.
Business 0fiee...-..164 kditorisI Rooms All
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OLD PAPERS.

Good conditioned old papers for sale ct
this Office at only 30 cents per hundred.
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Strictly pure wines can re obtained ~ a. VEN.
berger Co.'S California Vine House, No 10 West
Louisiana street, opposite Union Depot Wines al
part OF the cAy.
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FIRE! FIBEl FIRE.

Damaged hardware = price, 4 price, u price OF
regular market price. Must close out orr entire
stocA vi damaged goods within ten days sale
low on. VAJEN q NEN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30
Meeting of the Fire Department,

Pursuant TO call there was meet
ing of the various companies Of the
fire department held Saturday night
at the city hall to consider the matter
Of asking the City Council to create
paid fire department..
The object Of the meeting was
stated by the president, after which j.
II. Tooiey, secretary, offered the FOL
lowing resolutions;
Resolved, That IA committee of one
from each company be appointed to
petition tho City Council that they
so change their proposed ordinance as
to read in substance as follows: Ghe
fire department shall elect at their an
naal meeting a chief ana assistant
chief, subject to the confirmation OF
the Council, end each company snail
elect their paid men, consisting OF
engineers, drivers, etc. al subject TO
the confirmation Of the CITY council.
The president appointed the
following committees: H. r..
Bohny, of engine No. Il;
j. Il. Tooley, of Engine Company No.
Lap. w. Linskie, OF Hook and Ladder
| No. |, and Frank Fee, of lEtna Hose
Company. On motion the president
| was ADDED to the committee. a
| lengthy speech was pade by MIR.
| Tooley in favor Of the RESOLUTION. He
stated that he well knew that the City
Council desired 10 do everything that
was reasonable for the department
and that the department should act in
| concert and not separate companies,
| in order that tho department and
Council might understand each other
and act inlelligently aud hagmont-
ously. Tine resolution was discussed
| at length and adopted.
Secretary TColey then offered g. reso-
luton requiring each company 10
meet by the lsg OF July ana make out
o list of their truB, active momborS
| sud furnish the same 10 the secretary
of the department at once and also
| any additional members. The secre-
| tary's reason for this WAS tnaJ ~ Inc
coming election no one could clam
vote except true ittemen,
| Mir. Maxim, chief OF the Fort worm
| department, being present. was called
uuon for speech, to WAich DC very
| Pleasantly responded, anu au|gest6u
| lhat IL Dallas had no water tor nres he
| would turn loose his 2rteslan well on
our city.
4 motion was made thst the deuart-
! ment turn Ou5 on the Fourth OF Juiy.
| One gentleman objected 10 turning out
az every show, 10 which Mr.. B!akeney
| (FInel responded in laundering t2nes
that the Fourth Was no cent shoW,bul
the grandest day IN American history
No Bction wac taken, as the Invitation
had been sent TO the companies sepa
rately.
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For some time past number OF our
most prominent amateur vocsliets
have endeavorcd TO make perma-
nent organization OF vocal qusrtette
that would assure recreation and en-
ilyment, promote the cultivation Of a
better class OF music, and, Ut the same
time, reflect credit upon the amateur
talent of Dallas. IL gives us much
pleasure 10 state that the laudable Of.
forts of these gentlemen have boon
crowned with success. The quartette
comprises the following names, with
which tho musical peopls Of Dallas
arc familiar: 5. Beck, First Tenor
d. w. Douglas, Second Tenor VIII
Gleason, Flrst Bass; George Potter
Second Bass. With such talent, cou'
pied with a determination 10 excel, VIC
predict a brilliant career for the "Ec
lectlc Club"
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4 DVERTIS CEMENT AND EOTICECON-
~ Ceruing the construction OF new steel
steam Cruising Vessels for tho United
| States Navy,
Invitation IS hereby extended 90 ou en-.
| nneers and mechanics OF CstUblis ned rep
| cN OF vcssli Ia, SteNm-eusiucs, boilers, or
! ordnance, having or controlling regular
| establishments, and bclnS engaged 10 the
| business, an officers OF the NAVY, and uS-
| pecinlly Gn naval constructors, steam enc
| glneers and ordnance officers ui the Navy,
| having plans, models, on deslgns or any
| vessels, or OF any part iheIeOi,Ol the classes
authorized 10y the naval appropriation act
OF March 3, 1885 to submit such plans, mod
els and designs TO the Secretary 81 the
The vessels authorized TO be constructed
are two cruisers Of not less than three
thousand nor more than i've thousand tons
displacement costing, exclusive OF urma-
ment,not more than one million one hun
dred thOusaudI dollars each; one heavily
armed gunboat OF about sixteen hundred
tons displacement, costing, exclusive OF
armament, not more than lve hundred and
| twenty thousand dollars ;0ud one light gum
boat Of about eight hundred tons dispi0Ce.
J mentlcosting, exclusive OF armament, not
more than two hundred and seventy-hye
, thousand dollars.
These vessels are to be constructed on the
bsst and most modern design, having the
highest Nttauahla speed, and IN the manner
and conformity to the conditions and llml
tations provided for the construction o!
the new cruisers In the acts OF August j,lSs2
and of March 3, 1883, except 50 FAR 90 salC
acts provide for and define tho duties o
Naval Advisory Board.
said plans, models and designs should bI
submitted within the period OF sixty day
after May IL, 1856, and should be transmit
D ted TO the Navy Department, Washington
p u, G. Should any such plan, model or dc
| giuu bl nUOutnl or ugpl. n liberal COMMON
4 sation win be paid therefor.
The Department will, upon application
l forward copies OF so much OF the naval mp
Y preparation acts ~ relates to said vessels
and viii answer all letters OF Inquiry an
furnish alldeslrod Information ON the sub
y juct WILLIAM G. WHITNEY,
1 Secretary OF the Navy,
Navy Dopartmont, Washington, May Sis,
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LAND AGENTS AND SURVEYORS.
L A n I'd !!
]. 5. DAUGHERTY

win give special attention to securing
good investments in land for COLONIES,
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
for saw mills and farming lands. He will
also give special attention 10 the invest
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City VS.. Mike Mccoy, johnson, Mat
Bennan, WI. Reveal, Charles Morto-
mer, Jim Brainkham, George Robin
son, Il. G. Adams, L. H. Cook, VIM.
Griffith, l.. NJ, Candy, Dan Haggert,
Il. A. Donnenly, VIM. Allen, into2ica-
ton; fined So each,
City vs.. 81. 6. Flanders, assaulvaud
battery; fined Sc,
City VS.. l.. Murray, assault. and bat
terry: discharged,
City VS., Joe Ford and Joe Young,
fighting; fined So each.
City W. James Binkham, abusive
Language fined So
City vs.. J. Frank, interfering with
private properiyi discharged,
City We. j. b, Connell, resisting an
officer; discharged.
CITY vs.. j. Jones, loud and boistrOus
Language; fined -.
City vs.. Il, Casey aud Frank Church
| vRgrancy; discharged,
City VS.. p. Copnerty and II. Hepton
violating Sun day law Discharged
| City VS.. Mo!lie Scwart2, maintainf
nuisance fined y.
| City vs., b. Commy, viCNuing sun
day Law; fined so.
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emphatic of all inspired utterauces is
where Saint Paul asks with startling
abruptness: "What! know ye not
that your body is the temple of the
Holy Spirit?" Yet it is no more start
ling than true He that inhabiteth eter-
nifty makes His abode in the lowly and
contrlte heart. And what strength
comes with this divine occupancy
Saint Paul prays for his spiritual chill
dren that Christ, descending to the
riches of hls glory, will strengthen
them with all might by his spirit in
the inner man." Such strengthening
| Is the need of the church uni
versal. 1t comes with the in
coming OF the holy Spirit. How
\ ca we secure this heavenly giftp We
have simply 10 ask for it. "Ifye then,
being evil, know how TO gave good
| gifts unto your children, how much
more shalt your Heavenly Father
give the Holy Spirit unto them that
ask it?p Receive into your heart this
heavenly visitsnt and you will SsSur-
edly realize tao blessed promise-t
word Of Him who sscended TO Ii Is
Father and our Father: "fhen shall
We receive power sitter that the Holy
Ghost is come upon you"
The church was crowded and the
Bishops address was listened to will
marked interest and respect. The
church is in tlourisbing condition.
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Picnic and lunch baskets Gt Erbs.
Burt " Near shoes at Leon Kahn's.
The whole earth tor SOC, at Erb's.
Fine watch repairing g specially by
+, AUSTIN.
on's buggies arc selling fast, 72i
Main street,
He.No tea ct y, o. Weller 81 Co.'s,
Elm aud HARDWOOD.
A genuine hand turn ladies button
boot at $3.50 st Leon Kahn's.
Ladies, misses and childrens spring
heel slippers at Leon Kahn's.
s2S Main street. All kinds Of fruits
and vegetables 40 A. u. Bouch5's.
Orr, 72l Main street, can't DO beat on
buggies, blackboard OF road carts.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars and
tobacco. Try his nickle Tiger cigar.
Great bargains in diamonds and
fine jewolry for few days at. Bl2 Main
street. y, AUSTIN.
Orr, 72i Main street, Is receiving
large shipments o! buggios, carriages,
ETC., daily.
60 to J. S, Wiwer, 7l3 Elm street
for carriages, buggies, phaetons, buck
boards, etc.
Pike's Toothaohe Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover Kills
b corns and bunions.
Soc those iron chairs, sottees and
! iron vases 40 j, $. Witw9r's. just the
. articles for nice yards.
Immense stock OF wall paper, the
latest designs and colors, are being 70.
, ueived by Hamilton 4 Young,
= To have your watches, clocks and
D iewelry repaired 20 TO l.. h, Curtis
corner of Main and Poydrss streets.
= Elegant new stock Of jewelry Just
received. Corner Main and Poydra'
! streets. l.. Il. CURTIS, Jeweler'
= The finest assortment OF spectacloi
: and eve glasses In the city, corner
\ Main aud Poydras streets.
Jeweler,
!. One OF the incest presents for you
o wife is phmton or buggy. II dom
cost much, Orr will soil them low ~
Main street.
n Il. o. Weller e Co., "Cash Grocers,
corner Elm and Harwood streets, ar
cole proprleton of the Golden Dri
Java coffee.
II p, p. p. will cure all diseases G
10 chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese an
% birds. Sold at - cents per package b
l. George T. Atkins, Dallas.
10 Greatest bargains ever offered (for
l. few daysl Ia ladies' and gents gol'
n watches and chains. II. AUSTIN,
10 6l2 Main street.
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A Mad 'ligator

A HERALD reporter, while strolling
through Mayors Summer Garden,
yesterday, witnessed the novel scene
of an alligator in the. large fountain,try-
ing to cat "a horned frog. He would
endeavor to main the frog by biting it,
but his frogship would hatten out like
pancake and all efforts OF the aIliga-
tor to kill or swallow it alive proved
futile. for whenever the frog WIS swai-
loweu it would lump out. at last the
alligator abandoned all lis efforts in
despair and, furious at the thought OF
losing meal, ST. Gck the frog with his
tail hard sJroke, knocking it out OF
| rnapb
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Several ladies and children VIII
leave Wednesday morning via Texas
Pacific Railway and Memphis Il Little
Rock Railway Tor eastern watering
places. They will be under the care o.
A. L. Smith, southwestern passenger
agent of the Memphis q Little Rocl
Railway ss far as Memphis. Remem
Der this is the choicest and most re
liable route for comfort and healtl
during this season OF the year. Par
ties contemplating going mad better
avail themselves Of this opportunity
Call on A. IL. SMITH,
S. w. p. A., SOC Main street, Dallas
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TIE Trinity River is falling. 1t
covers tho pike, though wagons
crossed over yesterday. Tho bridge
was full Of standing water yesterday.
4 few holes bored through the floor
would furnish an escape for tho water
and serve to prevent tho door OF tho
bridge from rotting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

The Crawford Battery, under com
mand of Captain A. J. Houston, which
has been in attendance on the Lam
pasas military encampment, arrived
home yesterday morning. The boys
are in fine trim and present q splendid
appearance. They are loud IN thell
praise OF the encampment and the
good treatment they received. They
wore complimented or having the
cleanest and best kept camp On thu
grounds, and as the good book says
That Is next to goodness, 1T was NJ
SLOUGH OF compliment.
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list on Main Street just west of the
market house, and Pat Conerty. sa-
ioonist corner OF Elm Street and the
Texas Central track, were arrested on
the charge of violating the city Sun
dsy law. There is disposition to OBJ
serve fully the city Sunday law both
on the part OF the public and those sell
ing, in as much as it is a compromise
on the strict State Sunday law.
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a Prisoner Escapes

Messrs. Mason and Buck, deputy
sherias lsom Hunt County, arrived in
the city yesterday morning via the
Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa l'e road, hay
In charge J. d. Tate, whom they cap
tured at Crawford. in McLennan
County, and wbois wanted IN Tonnes
see 10 answer FOR the Crlmo
OF committing IN outrage
upon respectable woman
OF that State. The oticBrsaui prisoner
went to the Union depot TO take the
north.bound Texas Central train, and
while awaiting II they fell asleep. The
prisoner, whose hands were hand
cuned, took a walk, and they spent the
remainder OF the day IN look
| ing for their lost pris'
oner. Sheriff Smiths blood
hounds werecalled out and heoilicers
were, at last accounts, trying to run
tho fugitive down, with the assistancs
of Deputy Sheriff Lewis, who tOeb
with him several blood hounds from
tho Jail. IL was reported that the
fugitive had been seen IN the brush
near the residence of Mr.. John Nc
Comas, four miles northeast OF thu
city.
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The city Sunday law was, generally
speaking, rigidly observed Sunday be-
tween the hours OF a. IN. and D. m.
by the saloons and other places Of re-
freshment, which, with two exceptions,
kept closed. Tho police were wide
awake, pursuant TO instructions, and
enforced the law and fully discharged
Their duty. cornilto Hunille, saloon
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The yIunniCuts Case,

The case Of the State Us. James Hun
nicut;, convicted OF the murder of f.
L. HUMPHREYS, for which he got life,
having been reversed, %es called by
consent of counsel, by Judge Aldredge,
OF the District Court, Yesterday for a
hearing, The motion filed by. County
Attorney Clint that he be denied ban
was overruled. The motion OF the
county attorney to raise the bono OF
the defendent IRON $500 TO 6 higher
sum was granted, the court fixing his
bal! at $4,000, which he has, 80 far,
failed 20 give.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

John Kelley, Jehu and school
teacher had a quarrel in front Of the
C2lesium Variety Theatre yesterday
afternoon concerning hack bill and
proceeded to pummel each other right
lively. The crowd that gathered sop
arated them and they vent on their
way, each with bloody nose.
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MAR0.S Seminary FOR YOUNG LADIES
NashvlIlc, Tennessee.

A famous Institution. The Alumnp
number 7g3. The attendance lsSi.sj, $50,
from sixteen states. The Ilst session be-
gins September !, 1855. Patr0ulze the Col
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
mCnts and conveyance 10 Nashville, ad-
dress d.. @. Patton, Professor of Mathc-
MATES and Genera! Agent, Dallas Texas
Professor Patton Is also connected with
| the Southern school Agency, and will sup
ply schools and Colleges with Teachers
aud Teachers with positions. institutions
| In rs stgtes have been supplied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

MALARIALPOISON

The drouih In Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were COM
PEELED To use water from the creek Oh the
plantation, The result was that all were
troubled with chills and fever. ! carried
and ag long as / took II / had perfect
health. As soon as ] ceased taking u, /,
like the rest, was afflicted with chiliS When
resumed is use was all right again, We
have used Il IN Our family as m anudoto
iur mal8rl0l poison for two or three years
instance, w. &. tuRLoW'
sumter Co., Ga, Sept, Ii, 1851.
Treatise on Blood AVID Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
| Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga.
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Attention ia directed TO tho pro.
gramme for the Fourth OF July. All
parties along tho limo OF march are
requested 70 decorate their house and
places Of business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

oUR GREAT SPECIALITY PREsoRlPT-
IONS, Hickox d Hoarne, druggists,
At w. II, Patterson & Co.'s Old stand,
corner Main and Lamar streets,
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Pure and uncolorod and guaranteed
unadulteratod May Blossom Tea at 90
conts pound In one pound packages
at Bouohe's, s23 Main street.
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Judge E. G. Bower, OF the County
Court, has been petitioned by num-
Der of the members Of the bar to adj
iourh his court until tho fall term, ow-
log to the warm weather and the fact
that some Of them desire TO hte away
to cooler chimes, He has the matter
under advisement. Some OF the bar
object toit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-30

A handsome line OF millinery will
be sold at sacrificing prices at si2 Elm
street; also handsome carpet and
furniture. II will pay to call at once.
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Eminent orators at Shady View Park
18th OF July,
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MF577ALP0.IS0N.


am q copper8mith 10y trade, and duriDS
q series Of ycefs my arms being bare when
at work have absorb pd q wonderful
amount Of metal poison, Having scrof-
uiouS tendency from my} Duth, the small
particles NJ copper and Ass would get
Into the sores, and by this process the poi
son was conveyed into my blood TIL my
whole system became infected. ( Was
treated with the old remedies OF mercury
and iOdidc potassium. Salvation followed,
NY teeth are all loose in my head, my dl-
gcstivc organs Jerauged, sut ! have been
helpless !U he'd for over yeFr with Iner-
Curial rheumatism. Ny joints were all
| swollen. ana / lost the u'e OF my aims and
| legs, and became heir JSsa an infant.
| Ny sutcrings heCaIn, so intense that u
| was impossible for me 10 rest. The doctors
| advised me 70 90 to the city hospital Tor
| treatment This / could not bear, A friend,
! who proved a friend indeed,urged me 10 Try
! Swift's Specific, believing IL would euro me.
bOtties,nnI have now taken two dozen bot
| Ties. The hfst effect ofthe medicine was 70
| bring the poison 20 the surface, and / broke
out ala over IN running sores They soon
disappeared, and !uy skin cleared on. Ny
| knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple q. o! yoreh Ny arms ana hands .,l, q
out pain, The entire disease has left al part
ofthe body save two ulcers on my wrists
which are healing rapidly, I am we0H
from long confinement, but Ihaye the use
OF all my limbs. The medicine is bringing
INC ont OF the greatest trial OF my life, ant
| l cannot find words sumClClt 10 expires
my appreciation Of its virtues and IN
| gratitude 1 feel that ever heard If II.
PETER Z. Love
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Merchants generally will be in the
trade parade suly 4.
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The quickest and shortest route to
Lampasaa via the Gulf, Colorado q
Santa Fe.
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Which h Very Important.
Other plssters are dull and slow,
Renson's Capcine Porous Pastors act
promptly, saving time and suffering.
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BELLEyUk HIGH. SCHOOL.
BEDFoRD CovNTYI VIAaINIA,

BEDFORD COUNTY NfAGLNlA'
Prepares boys and young men for Busi.
ness. College or University. Fun corps OF
Instructors. Thoroughly aud handsomely
equipped, Beautiful and healthy location
For catalogue address
Bellevue J. o., Virginia.
yR, ABBOT, PRINCIPAL.
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silk and stiT hats at and below cost,
TO close out, at Leon Yahn's.
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Every FIRST class dealer sells Opera
PuG cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tGtiOns.
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UNIVERSITY or VlRG,NI.

SUMNEH LAW LECTURES (uiuo
weekly begin sin July, lsSS, and end Ssh
September. Have proved OF signal pso--
lsl, to students who design 10 pursue theli
studies az this or other Law Schools; End,
TO those who propose 10 read privately;
aud grd, Ia practitioners who have not had
the adYautSge OF Systematic instruction.
For circular apply r. o. University Of Vs.l
70 JoHs = MINOR, Prot Com ami S.st,
Law.
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noCToR RANsoMh

IL y. BELL, County Attorney,
II Attoru ey-Rt-Law and Land Aeenti
Baird, Callahan County, Texas
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PpeE!Ii, nP0lLlEy EgeSenTgg
a THoRoUGH TRIAL.
CURED WITH TWO DOSES.

p. p. Y. IL the most successful remedy
known for the cure OF all diseases OF Fowls,
Save your Chickens, Turkeys, DUCKS,
Geese and Birds by using J. p 2. ask
your druggist for Z, z, =, The
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w y. x q, q. WRIGHT,
VIZ AttOrneya-at-Aa
No us Main street, up stairs, Dallas,
! TpNpg
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A RNoLD, GLASGOW x ARNOLD,
Il AttOrneys-nt-Lawi
Graham, Texas.
ONCE In Federal Court building, west
side public square, VIII practice In the
state and Federal Courts
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srnKMALK NOTES

The only cigarettes which 60 not
stick to the lips are Opera Pulls.