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Champagne Wine.

The best made in the United States.
Hughes Bros, manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder have over
crowded their cellars with wines. They
will ship by express, prepaid TO any re-
sponsible party in the state, ordering
through their merchant, case OF
Champagne Wine, for the remarkable
low price of IS per dozen bottles, on
thirty days time, and If not found to be
equal TO any brand made in the United
States, the party ordering need not pay
one cent for IL, and II they will write us
and give the brand they think superior,
we VIII express them, FREQ Of cost, a
case OF our Champagne Cider, made
from tho pure juice OF the Siberian crab
apple. HuGHEs BRos,
Dallas, Texas, u, q, a.
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PERSONAL.

Austin.
DIR. Blunt, of v.nzandt, was in The
city yesterday.
Mr. a. GoufIe is still confined 10 his
bed by sickness.
ii. Is. Sanborn, ofSanborn 4 Warner,
Houston, Texas, the great barbed wire
men oil Texas, was In the city yester-
day.
j. j. o'Rourke, with Kicker h Lee.
Importers, manufacturers and whole
city.
Mr.. Lee Billiard was out yesterday for
the first time after being confined for
several weeks by severe spell of sick
ness.
George A. Knight, the popular south.
western passenger agent ot the Vandalia
line, returned yesterday from trip to
st. Louis.
Miss Ella Kelley returned TO school
az convent to-day, accompanied by Miss
Lena Gearheart, prominent Young
lady of ClOburne.
William II. Carr, formerly resident
OF Dallas aud member OF the firm of
Mill a Watkin q Co., died at Aurora,
Wiso county, Texas, Saturday last.
Mr.. Fred. IL. Blocker, business mana.
ger OF the George G. Min dramatic com.
pany, made the HRRALD n pleasant
call yesterday. Mr.. BECKER Is the abb
representative Of distinguished gon.
tleman.
Misses Helen and Meta Jones, the
beautiful little nieces OF Mr.. III w
Jones, who have spending the holI.
days visiting relatives and friends here
and at Sherman, leave this morning,
accompanied by him, on their return e
Shreveport, where they reside with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas ID. Chase. Theil
uncle furnished them with "A carriage
day making calls.
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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL Bank /.

Increase OF CapitnI-Dividend Declared.
The directory Of the above named
bank met yesterday, and after transact
ing the usual routine of business that
occurs at their annual meetings, de-
clared q dividend OF SM per cent. AMI
passed $4,000 to the surplus fund. The
DIVIDEND was declared upon the basis of
IN percent. per aunum, the bank having
commenced business on the llth of last
March.
The board OF directors also passed a
resolution recommending TO the stock
holders an increase of the capital stock
TO 100000 lit now being 800, 000). The
stockholders will meet ON the 18th In
slant, and will without doubt increase
the stock; in fact the recommendation is
equivalent to an adoption OF the resolu-
ton. We are glad to note this, from tho
TACT that in growing town like Dallas
theIe il always q demand for money,
and we shall be proud TO see the supply
equal 10 the demand.
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State CAPITAL Notoa.

AUSTIN, Jan. 6.-ISpecial.l The comp
trollor to day placed to tho credit of gem
eral revenue $4,000 and $1,000 to the
credit of the school fund.
$. D. Jones, of Waynesboro, Mlssis-
sippi, is in the city, looking after re-
ward of $500 offered for the arrest OF one
VIM. Josev, who murdered j. u. Shell
ton, OF Cass county, twelve years ago.
Josey was arrested In Mississippi, and
has been turned over to the officers OF
Cass county.
Several prominent stockmen have
reached the city, but members of the
legislature are not turning up.
Northumberland Gibbs ~ ex-
pected here Saturday.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
TIRE PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,
Tho house Passes the Pension Bill and
the Senate n Land Grant For
fixture Act-Interesting Cap
ital City Cuttings.
XLvIIT Congress.
SENATE.


wAsHINaToN, Jan. 6.-On motion of
Mr.. SLOWER the senate resumed con-
alteration of the Oregon Central land
for future bill and
Mr.. MORGAN spoke in opposition to
it.He(Morgan) moved to amend by add
ing to the bill the substance of the pro
visions, which, on his motion, had been
added to the Atlantic Il Pacific forfeit
are bill, providing method of judicial
procedure Tor the asceTtainment OF the
rights Of all parties claiming under the
grant. He then spoke at considerable
length, and other Pacific coast mem bers
Joined in the debate, after which Mr..
Morgan's amendment was rejected
yeas, Is; nays, %.
The bill was then read third time
and passed without division.
Mr.. DOLPH presented memorial
from the board of trade OF Portland,
Oregon, asking for the establishment OF
an assay office in that ci y. Referred.
After executive session the senate adj
journed.
Mr.. ELLIS, from the committee on
appropriations, reported Joint resolu.
port of destitute Indians in Montana.
Passed.
The house then went into committee
of the whole On the pension appropria-
ton bill
The house then went into committee
Of the whole on the pension appropria-
ton bill
Mr.. HISCOCK explained the provi-
sions Of the pension bill, which appro-
pirates $50,976, 900, or $24 900 less than the
estimates.
Mr.. WARNER, of Ohio, inveighed
against the abuses which existed under
the present pension law, as another COM
penBation allowed claim agents and de-
olared that the conspiracy of tho mid
die ages was honest compared with
the operations of claim agents in the
city of Washington. He had prepared
an amendment, which would if enacted
into law, remedy the evils of the pres
ent system. II was to limit the fees of
agents to $40, PAYABLE only when the
claim was allowed, but to allow special
written contracts for $25 to be entered
into between claimant and an agent
residing in the same state and county
with them.
After further debate the bill was rend
for amendments and
Mr.. ROGERS of Arkansas, offered an
amendment, providing that no agent
shall receive any fee for his service in
pension cases until the allowance OF the
claim; that all fees shall DO paid by
pension agents and that such fees shall
be $40. except in cases Of special written
contract, filed in the pension office,
whom a fee Of $25 may be contracted for.
A violation of this provision is punish
able by fine and imprisonment.
Mr.. WARNLR offered an amendment
to the amendment, limiting special con
tracts to claimants and claim agents re
siding in the same state, Agreed TO.
Mr.ROGERS amendment as amended
was auopted.
On motion OF Mr.. O'HARA an amend
ment was adopted, providing thaS the
mode and manner for the regulation OF
payment OF white pensioners shall
apply 90 all pensioners.
The committee then rose and the bill
passed.
Adjourned.
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A Terrible Fate,

Sioux CITY, Jan 6.-News has been,
received here, which is believed to be
reliable, that the bodies of fourteen
men have been found on
o point twenty-nine miles west
OF Valentine toward Goodwin City, sew
enty miles west, in Northwestern Ne.
braska. The bodies were found along
and near the new railroad grade. The
dead men were victims of some terrible
blizzard and arc supposed to have been
settlers on their way in for supplies,
who had taken up claims which they
had been locating near the line of the
new road to DO built next season. a
previous report stated that seven bodies
had been found. The last report is
generally believed, though it is hoped il
will provo to be greatly exaggerated.
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The March nrtha pritIsI.

KoRTI, Jan. 6.-The troops accom-.
plished the march from Korti to Gekau,,
distance Of ninety. seven miles, in
sixty-five hours. They captured a
quality OF spoils on The route; also =
sheik and his family. The column.
while on :he march, was kept in readi-
ness for instant formation into three
ssquredsto resist any attack that might
be made. The troops found the wells on
the road deserted. The natives report
Ei Mahdi terrified at the English ad
vance.
Gen. Stewards column captured
Twenty-Five rebel scouts. Merchants
report that 5000 rebels, under the eInir
OF Berber, occupy a stronghold up the
river, close to ApuCgli.
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Election Of omcor..

sirknight H.schuhl deputy sovereign
commander Of the state, of the X. OF.
NJ, Installed the following officers OF
Pioneer Tent No. last evening: PC,
II. Zimmerman; G., l.. Fitzhugh; l.. c.,
II. Mittenthal; II. X, j. l.. Csulease;
Pre-, A. 2. Wozenoraft; Serg., NJ. Stake
man; M. Of a., S. Block; First NJ. of q.
n Frenkle; Second NJ. of o., g. Rylan.
der; Sent, Il. l.. Bishop; Picket, w. j.
barrett.
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El pRso Notes.

Ell PAso, Jan. 6.-[Speclsl. l-senor
Loreza, the collector OF customs in Paso
Del Norte, publishes a card to-day. de-
nounoing IA an infamous calumny the
statement autographed from here to the
st. Louis Globe Democrat, that Presi.
dent Diaz, of Mexico, introduced ak
carloads OF goods through the Paso Del
Norte custom house, consigned to him
self, free OF duties. Division Superin-
tendent Comfort, of the Mexican Cen
trail railroad, corroborates Lorega's
denial.
A fire occurred last night In the ware.
house of ). Shutz & Bros, and was
eXtinguished before any great harm
was done. The water destroyed more
goods than the fire.
A theatrical troupe has been organ
lied here to give entertainments In
minstrelsy in the large cities Of the
western counties.
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The stock Trnii Prnmntnra.

SAN Antonio, Jan. 6.-tSpecial.l The
Southern Texas Live Stock association
met to- day aud the election of officers
was had. The remainder OF
the time was taken up in dis
cusslng the national trail project.
Speeches were made showing
It's vital Importance to tho stock In
terests of Texas. A. committee was ap.
pointed attend the state convention of
stockmen at Austin aud assist, by all
possible means, in the furthorence Of
trail scheme.
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Dallas Abroad.

WACO, Jan. 3.-[Special. Tho writer
IS In receipt Of package of photographs
OF himself from your city artist, J. IL.
Webster. In point of workmanship we
have never seen their equal. The HkR.
AID will please extend our thanks to
MIR. w. for his promptness and fine
work.
Weather cold and unpleasant.
Business almost at q stand.
The HERALD has many admirers her
and is granting In pop ularity daily.
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Last night the following newly
elected officers of Trinity Lodge No. 1913,
were Installed by Deputy Grand Master
w. M. Edwards;
d. b. Horn, noble grand.
ID. y. Sullivan, vice grand.
q. L. 6odsoy, recording secretary.
george Pr0bert, permanent secretary.
n. Steiner, treasurer.
After the installation ceremonies the
lodge was rogaled by sumptuous re-
past, good cheer, speeches, etc.
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TrOuble In Mcxlo0.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 6.--Gov. Cebal-
los, of the federal district, is to be sent
to the state Of Jalisco to take command
OF the troops stationed there, and act as
a check on Gov. Tolintino, of Jalisco,
whose government Is tyranical and dis
honest. Ceballos was governor of Jalis-
co during the term of President Lerdo,
and is an energetic man.
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"a Delightful Book"

LONDON, Jan. 8,-oliver Wendell
Holmes life of Emerson is the subject
of enthusiastic review In the
Pail Mall Gazette. "Ips a delightful
book" says the Gazette, sand one
Of stirring interest. Every one will
presently be reading 1t. Its charm lies
greatly In the light thrown on the mind
and genius of Holmas himself.n
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CrOss az ABear.

Possibly il IL because you have a
nervous headache. Thousands of peo-
pie have nervous headaches which gem
orally proceed from bad digestion. Y 1u
know how cross IL makes them, Mr.. q.
Q. Patterson, of Oxford, North Carolina,
had nervous headache one day in zach
week. Ho writes: al have been using
Browns Iron Bitters and find 1t an OK
cellent tonic. 1t entirely cured me.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-07
Terrible Railroad Accident In Buenos
Aytca

BuENos AYREs, Jan. 6.-[Via Calves
ton. About sixty miles south OF this
city, on Sunday evening, an incoming
passenger train Jumped tho track, xii,
ling seven and wounding sixteen pas.
sengers. The victims are all well known
people. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-.
vailed. The train rolled down a steep
embankment. Three cars were COM
pletely destroyed.
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THEATRICAL ITEMS.
Matinee Saturday,

Matinee Saturday,
Secure seats for the Strateglsts to -dav.
The Strategists will have large and
fashionable attendance,
Comedy Friday and Saturday; trag-
edy Monday and Tuesday.
Min comes Monday and Tuesday.
Tickets will he on sale Friday morn
ing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-07

Every lady uses Pozzonis medicated
complexion powder. 1t is a household
,,I,easure. The madam finds IL impossi-
pic p,e to 10 down town without first rub
, ong II on. IL the baby cries she goes
aor the pun box. II the "old man"
comes home ruffled or chafed, because
business Is dull, etc, Pozzoni's powder
coois and allays his troubles. Then all
Is gladstone joy. No family should DO
without IL.
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Nav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Round trip tickets, good thirty days;
two daily trains, and through Pullman
sleepers from Dallas 10 New Orleans via
Houston. j. l.. A. THOMAS,
Texas Passenger Agent.
E. 0. FLooD, Ticket Agent.
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BERLIN, Jan. 6,-The Congo commit
tee held session to-day, lasting three
hours. The committee discussed the
English project of binding tho powers
TO adopt all possible means to prevent
slave traffic in tho Congo territory.
This proposition aud tha' of America TO
prohibit the sale of alcohol equally on
land and water, WAS adopted. The
French & Ivernment and the African
international association are proceeding
faYorably. There is now prospect Of
an early settlement. Stanley is ex-
pected to arrive on January 10.
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A woman who IL weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like well per-
sou. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness and
give strength and rest.
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Fita.

All fits stepped free by DR.. Kline's
days. use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and " trial bottle free TO fit cases. Send
10 Or. Kline. 9al Arch street. Philadsl
phia, Pennsylvauia
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Melone & Co.'s bus line have nothing
but polite gentlemen in their employ.
Telephone your orders to Grand Wind
sor aud st. George hotels.
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MADRID, Jan. 6. 80 A severe
shock of earthquake was ex-
perienced in Granada at o'clock
yesterday evening, which gave occasion
for panic among the convicts in the
prison. They attempted TO escape from
confinement, but were prevented by tho
guards. Shocks were also felt at Lola
and Motril. King Alfonso il about TO
make trip to Granada and Malaga.
THIS IL BEouMINu sTERE oTYPED.
The people in Grenada are thoroughly
frightened hv the succession OF shocks.
They are removing their goods from
houses and living IN the open fields.
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How They Getatit.

How They Get att.
benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
alone reach the seat OF disease through
the pores Of the skin. 25c.
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stiiiin the Lend.

stu In the Lead.
Melone 4 Go. are carrying passengers
from all trains tn hotels for ~ cents.
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Melone & Co., by careful and prompt
attention to their business, are gaining
ground. Telephone your orders 10 the
Grand Winds r and st. George hotels.
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PARIS, Jan. G--President Grevy
has ordered medical report
upon the mental state of
Louise Michel. If she be
declared insane he will llberate her
under guarantee on the part of her
friends to provide for her. Rochfort,
describing the return Of Louise Michel
to 81. Lazare prison, yesterday, admits
that the directors and wardens showed
her great respect and attention, and pro-
vided for her many comic Is.
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ordered paid.
The ordinance introduced several
meetings since providing Tor the Great
ing OF tue Office OF city recorder, was de-
ieaied by the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen Rauch, Smith, kel-
Ter, Carter and Brown.
NaYs-Alderman Cockrell, Williams,
Spillman, Seay and Loeb.
An ordinance amending section 8 Of
sn ordinance entitled an ordinance pro-
Vldlng Tor the collection of water rates,
etc, passed its various readings and
passed by Il vote OFT to3.
Council adjourned.
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Lnndborgs Perfume, Edenfa.
hupdborg's Perfume, Mare hal Mel Rose.
hnndborgs Perfume. Alpn ne Violet.
''undborg's Perfume. Lifly OF tns valley.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use
OF Burnett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should assist upon OBJ
tanning Burnetts Flavoring Extracts.
They are the best.
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Hsrsford's Acid Phosphate.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the Word
"HoRsFoRD's" is on the wrapper. Mona
genuine without IL.
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A Little pnnIcI,y for prIce,.

Heavy wooden underwear in all grades
and prices at cost nc RRINHARDr's.
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JOKER
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THE DALLAS FEMALE CoLLEGET



SPRING
w k.
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100 LATE For CLASSIFICATION.

IroR AALE FARMS. IAN DS IN ALI
II southern States aud Mexico. Homes on
Mexican Gull cnast thoroughbred en- tIe,
sh,ep aud goats. W. r. STUART o. Caron-
dolet street, Now Orleans
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8. MI. MAR,rIN
~ =, = w VI NKTTNt
Il \, M PRESIDENT Board Trustees.
M NJ TILLhAN, Secretary.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.

nc cohlmiIlee ON CLAIMS reported the
throwing accounts against the city and
recommended they be paid:
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I have had 70 shut OF 100 cOnsumprs
who failed TO pay their water tax. Dur
ing the last cold spell We have had con-
siderable trouble with the pipes. About
one-third OF all the supply pipes In the
city frOze and burst, aud up TO date we
have repaired sixteen leaks in the
street mains. would also report that
tie large boiler at Browder Springs has
burned through, Immediately over the
hre box, and would recommend that
tho same be repaired at once.
Respectfully,
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EeF-WHEN YOU WANT A GOOD PAIR
oil Boolser Shoes, il viii pay you 10 re-
member that Pages Shoe Store" at 7OS
Kim street, Is the p! oper place to 10. We
take pleasure In showing our goods and
lew prices.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-03
A FRIDAY CHILD.

When put on my white straw summer hat
II blows;
And when my dog cart would drive, on that
Ii SHOWS:
In winter time abroad do not roam,
Because
The day my new red sleigh comes jnsliss
home
The pirl who, of all rosebud blooming girls
picked,
And loved for her sweet eyes, lips, cheeks and
curs-
She kicked.
And when the man hate, poor, stupid, mean
And grim.
Came by with farewell glance for me, my Quesu
Took him.
bought West Shore At netythree-great
For me: 70
And the next day, rs sure as fate, she broke
To three;
Were q barber all the world would know
Ny chair:
And all mankind would wear dense boards.
Long hair.
Were / preacher, quickly the millen-
Ium.
With utter ruin to my business, then
Would come.
I'll be an undertaken; then j can
Defy
The laws OF nature, for no living man
Would die.
-B,rdette. IN N. Y. Sto~.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-03
The Largest Financial Institution in Ohio.

The Union Central Life Insurance Co,
of Cincinnati is the largest moneyed in
stitution in Ohio. 1t was chartered about
twenty wears ago BY a number of prominent
men of Cincinnati and Southern Ohio. Or
ganized with paid up capital (as provided
by law, of 100000, it now has assets
of nearly THREE MILLION DOLLARS.
Since 1867 it has paid to its policy holders
for death losses and otherwise over Three
Million Dollars.
The Union Central has always been very
conservatively managed. ltexercises great
care in the selection of the persons it in
sures, and invests nearly all of its large as
sets in first mortgages on real estate,wf
by the Ohio law, must be worth, excls>.
of all buildings and improvements, not les.
than twice the amount invested. II loans
its money in Ohio, and adjoining States,
and realizes the highest rate of interest of
any Company in the land, while its death
losses are the lowest.
1t makes a specially of Endowment
Policies at the ordinary Life rates of other
Companies thus affording protection to a
mans wife and children IN case OF early
death, and if he lives he receives the full
amount of the Policy himself. We are in
formed that this Company will do over
seven millions of new business this year,
and that it wants first-class man in every
township in the State where it is not now
represented.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-03

| had heard of the wonderful cures of.Swifti
Specific. and resolved to try IL. | commenced
taking IL in April, lSi, Ny general health wa
much improved, yet the cancer which was IL
my breast continued to grow slowly but surely
The bunch grew and became quite heavy.
felt that | must either have il cut or die. Blu
il commenced discharging quantities Of almOs
black, thick blood. Ii continued healing
around the edges until February, when II Wa:
entirely healed up and well. Betsy WooD.
Cochesett, Plymouth Co.. Mass, July u, lss5.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable, anc
seems 10 cure cancers by forcing out the i'm
purltes from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
THESwIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawers, Atlanta. Ga
NY. l5T ". sd st.