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PALACE BUFFET SLEEPING CARS

Are run by the so. and Nj on Night FIX
press from st, Louis to New York daily,
Without change, in SO hours.
Best route to Jacksonville and winter
resorts In the Southeast, The double daily
lines OF Parlor Cars ana Palace Sleeping
Coaches by this line from 81, Louis TO Gin
cnnati and Louisville, making direct con.
nection at both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace HO-
tel and Sleeping Cars TO Chattanooga, At
lauta, Savannah and Jacksonville with
out change, No ferries or transfers by this
rOute
The only line running q Sleeping Carof
any description between st. Louis and
Cincinnati.
For Tickets, Rates or any particular in
formation, call on Text Agents ofoonuect-
ing lines, West, Northwest and Southwest,
or In ST, Louis at i0l and l0S n, Fourth st..
W. W. PEABODY, W. b. SilATTUC,
Pros't ~ Genl Mngr. Genl Pass'r Agt.
CINCINNArt, ONO.
G. d. BACON, General Western Passenger
Agent, st, Louis, Mo
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Remember tho only train running
through-coache and Pullman Hotel
cars through the "Beautiful Indian
Territory leaves the brick depot ev-
cry night. Sleeping car berths re-
served In advance OF 500 Main street,
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TRAINS PASS DALLAs

TRAINS PASS DALLAS.
GOING EAST IN, d Z. DEPOT.
no. w, ~. Louis Express, .....s;eoA A. y.
lltavsa Union DepOt...... ......g;lU a. N.
30 ~ san Antonio EI arrives 1889 p, NJ,
so w, NeW Orleans Passenger. $40 p. Al.
No. ~, leaves Union Depot .....a:A Y. III
=, aoINa WHIST UNION DEPOT.
NO s0!, CALIFORNIA; Express, arr. ..6;lb Y. n,
30. M., C9lifornlA Express, rvs, 1885 +. al,
LoAys, T. - I. depot. .........,....6;A5 p. NJ,
30. SyS, Local Passenger, arr 1850 A. NJ,
Leaves 4. b 7. depot .....,......l2 1870 p, NJ
No loS, san Antonio Express, yves
4, & Y. Depot ........ b,h6 A M
NOS. 50S and Sol run between FoiT Worm
aud Now Orleans daily. Nos. i5l
aud loS connect at Fort Worth with trains
70 aud nom Colorado. Nos, SOL, 500 and
sos take meals at the Union depot. ''
Double daily trains to New Orleans
me Texas \ Pacific is Ill miles the short
est route 10 New Orleans
Solid trains I'll Paso 10 st Louis Also
Dallas 10 san Antonio, etc Fast time,
hrst'elass equipment, sure connection
See InaI your Ticket reads Via the Texas
Il Pacific Railway
Passengers booked 10 and from all
points IN Europe via the CRED STAR
steamship line, plying between New York,
Philadelphia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and
we "a NJ EhlCANp steamship line between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
FOR maps, time tables, tickets rates and
| all required information, call on or address
II L. TURNER,
Ticket Agt, SOC Main street. Dallas, Tex
III. y. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, TeXas.
b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas,
W, II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston Tpyag.
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l9G7 prizes, amounting to

APPLICATION FOR rates to clubs should be
nude only 10 the ONCE OF the Company In
New Orleans. For further Information,
WrIte clenrly, glYlng nllI nddrnga
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The cheapest gloves and corsets In
the city at Baumsn's.
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GALVESTON.
LIVERPOOL

MONTHS, Ogn,cHlus Slos,hG Closing
-. To-day. To-day. IYesterd'y
June-July. ......,.---fl 306iT Is az 6I65
July-August - lO6iG Is I5GiG Ei0
Aug Sept. 10 426i@ Is aigJm / 59GiS
Sept.-Oct 10 ~ Gi@ Is az g48 / iBgiG
bid. tAsked
TONE: Clos2d-NeW York, firm; New Or.
leans, FIRM Liverpool, firm.
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PORTS
EFFORTS AND sroCKl

t,-. EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
EXPORTS from all United States norris time
~ a-6 Ihts week; Great Britain, 1884; France
99oI9; Continent, S,lS}, Stock at ali limited
year, S57,797. '''''-' 'i4is u"S 'as'
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TWO DAILY TRAINS
70 NASgINaIDs IN 28 HOURS,
10 BAL lMOHE II g HOURS,

This Is 8 hours quicker than the fastest
time by any other line
The Day Express runs entire train, cog
slsts of Day Coaches and LuXuriant Parlor
Cars from ~. Louis to Cincinnati and Lou
isville. The Night Express has Slcepers
through without change. No other line
from 81. Louis offers q double daily through
Lrnln gerNlcn 10 tho NailnMnL InnlLnl
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CAPITAL PRIZE, @75. 900

100000 Tickets at $500 Each; Fractions, In
Fllths, In Proportion.
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This is the Only Chartered Lottery OF any
state
Louisiana STATE LOTTERY GlMPhEI
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
CLASS d.

At New Orleans, Tuesday, July IA, 1885,
Under the Supervision and Management Of
Gen. G. I. BEAURE6ARD, Of Louisiana,
s'd Gea. JUBAJ A. EARLY, Of yrgini,
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Tho Sanntierre Cnsa.

The case of Mrs. Victoria Sauntierre
was tried yesterday in The absence of
the plaintiff, who was i'll. Her absence
made no material difference, however,
as the fact of her injury was abund-
antly proved and recognized by the
! court in his decision. The suit was for
$4,000, and the allegation was that the
Texas q Pacific Railway company had
negligently and carelessly run over her
body in the spring of 1881. The plaintiff
desired continuance and the court re.
fused to grant it, on tho ground
that the aflidayits as to her
sickness were not sufficient
to give q continuance on when q
second continuance was being asked
for. Nevertheless, the plaintiff got in
all her testimony as to the evidence, but
failed to show negligence affirmatively
on the part of the defendants.
The accident happened at a crossing
of a county road with the Texas d Pa.
cific railway, and it was not proved sat
isfactorily to the court that the officers
of the road had been guilty
of negligence in not Civ.
ing signals, etc, TO warn those who
crossed the railroad. The woman lost
her leg by being run over. A new trial
will be asked for and argued to-day.
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Until the Roses Como Again.

Mollie Brown, the notorious colored
cyprian, has gone until the roses come
again, to the agricultural school of Dali
las county, better known as the poor
farm. AT an early hour yesterday morn
ing the heroine of this chapter was dis
covered by the police in high state of
intoxication, and the extended move
ments and wild gyrations that
characterized her actions impressed
the guardians of the peace with the idea
that she was essaying to steal the court
house. She was arrested and lodged in
the station-house, but 1t took fully
one-half of the police force
to do it. Her case was transferred from
the city court to that of Justice Schulz.
She has spent over two thirds of her
young life in prison and upon the poor
farm. Her name is upon the deckets
of all the courts and she has established
a record as confirmed drunkard that
would surpass any picture of that char
acter ever painted by st. John. the
snowed-under temperance candidate
for the presidency. Justice Schulz
knowing her character, imposed The
highest fine, viz, 500, and the roses will
| indeed come again before she breathes
the air of freedom.
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Temple Emanu-El School.

The examinations for the second quar-
ter of Temple Emanuel school have
Just closed. The pupils whose general
average, including department and
scholarship, is 80 per cent. and over, are
as follows:
James McNab, Blanche Sudenbeitel,
Clara Wright, Maurice Kahn, Max,
Schitf, Rachel Friedlander, May Ker.
foot, Della Loeb, Flora Schulz, Tilly
LYMAN, Rachel Marks, Lily Frees,
!sidore Kahn, David Davis, Carrie Loeb,
Margaret Smith, Nelly Levy, Moses
Webberr, Joe Dinkenspeel, Alice Levi
son, Palmyra Schulz, Esther Mittenthal,
Mortie Myer, Rosa Dysterbach, Nina
Menczer,, Sadie Berger, Henry Fried
lander, Clara Baum, Albert Kaufman,
Emma Goodman, Ida Stamm, Nathan
MMlttenthal, Ernest house, Lena Lyman,
Walter Metzler, Mamie Loeb, Isaac
Israelsky, Louis Getz, fMay Gillian, Joe
Seidenbeitel, Bessie Dinkenspeel.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
~ the 18th day OF December, 1884, Kanl
Shields, OF Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned TO the undersig ned, residingat No
6gl Elm street, Dallas, Texas, all of his prop.
erty and estate, real, personal and mixed, In.
Guiding all his chases In action, aud all debts
claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, Save and except such
property rs by law Is exempt from execu.
tom for the benefit OF such OF his creditors
only us Will consent to accept th4ir proper.
tional share of his estate and dischar &c him
from theirrespectlve claims Provided, how.
ever, that he should not he discharged from
liabilities TO n creditor who does not re ceiye
as much rs one-thlrd of the amount dueand
allowed In his favor as a valid claim agains
his estate. The creditors of said Shields con
senting to such assignment are hereby mott
ned to make known to me their consent ID
writing within four months AFTER the publ
cation OF this notice.
JAMES MoRONEY, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, j 4nuary /, 1886.
All persons Indebted to Kane Shields are
requested TO pay such Indebtedness to me a
my oiiico No. 6s7 Elm street, Dallas, Texas
otherwi sc theclaims will be placed in tht
hands OF an attorney for collection,
JAMES M0R0NEY, Assignee.
ian ditwN
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A Theatrical Bum.

A few days since man scrawled his
signature on the register of the st.
George hotel as "Charles Brown, adj
vance agent of the Steps combina-
tion," and essayed to make arrange
ments with the management to care for
thirty-eight stars that composed the al
legged company, which, he stated, would
appear here at an early date. He pro-
duced printed contracts with blank
spaces, to be filled in by the
stated that he would abide with them
q while. On top OF this, he produced a
draft, drawn In a bold hand writing, for
$50 and asked the management TO cash
IL. The management could not "see it,"
yet read the man and put him out, dog
and all, forthwith. He was a nice
talker aud made good impression on
the unwary, for ho wore good clothes,
affected the heightened racket and
aimed him from his lowly position
railing to get the hotel
rs victim he went seining amongst
humanity for "fresh fish" and he caught
one In the person of J. Il. Telford, 9
farmer, who lives near Kleburg, a rail
way station on the Texas Trunk, In
Kaufman county. He gave the honest
old farmer big tall as TO the great
ness or Importance of the combination
of the company he alleged he rep
resented, and told OF how he wa
left here accidentally flat broke, al
though he held draft for $50. The OLE
farmer sympathized With him in hi
distress and went down into his poke
and cashed a worthless draft. Yester
day morning the fraud of an advanc
contracting agent took his departure OF
the early morning west-bound trail
the Texas d Pacific railway. Mr.. Te
ford finding his draft worthless, moan
and refuses TO be comforted.
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CITY Court.

City VS.. P. w. King, Mollie Brown,
and Henry Morgan, charged with being
drunk and hilarious; transferred.
City VS.. Sam Stephens, cursing and
swearing; discharged.
City VS.. j. s.. Burton, violating fire
ordinance; discharged.
City VS.. Geo, Berger, failing to repair
sidewalk: discharged.
City VS.. Robert Laws, allowing water
to be deposited on Elm street; dis
charged.
City vs.. DIR. o. b. Hewitt, allowing
water to be deposited on Elm street;
discharged.
City. VS.. Robert Chapman; cursing and
swearing; fined "a.
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To the Farmers OF Dallas and Adjoining
Counties.

l take this method of informing you
that Oliver & Griggs have purchased the
Mitchell q Scruggs stock of hardware
and implements, consisting chiefly OF
hardware, nails and iron, betting, brass
goods, etc., John Deere plows, harrows
wagons, wheel-barrows, double shovels
gas pipe, corn mills, mowers, cane mills
and evaporators, Georgia stocks, barbed
wire and other goods too numerous to
mention. l have been placed in charge
OF this stock by oliver & Griggs as their
agent. / shall be pleased to meet all the
old patrons of Mitchell d Scruggs al
their old stand, ISL and 1853 Elm street
where they can get fine goods at bank,
rupt prices. Respectfully,
ID. l.. RICHARDSON, Agent
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A Burglary.

The saloon of Dock Fritz, situated on
east Elm street, just west of the Central
railway track, was entered by burglars
on Thursday night, at late hour, and a
quantity of whisky and 1000 cigars
stolen therefrom. An entrance was
gained by cutting through one of the
large panes of glass in one of the doors.
A diamond or glass-cutter was used tor
the purpose. There is no clue to the
PERPETRATORS of the deed.
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OFFIClAL-CITY LAWS.

A n ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
n OF an ordinance entitled "An ordinance
providing for the collection of water rates
Inc election of Board of Water Commis
sloners and other regulations necessary for
operating the Dallas CITY Water-works.'
Approved January 20, 1882. Be it ordained
by the City Council of the city of Dallas:
SECTION l. That section 8 OF the above en-
Illleu ordinance, approved January 49, 1880
oe amended so as to read hereafter as follows:
Secuon 8. All permits for the use of water
snail s be issued by the Superintendent of
,S.aIer WORKS, conditional on payment ofthe
proper amount as per rate established Said
Superlntendents shall also collect and recent
ior al amounts specified in and due on said
peIhilts' Wnereupon The consumer shall have
arlgnt 10 the use of water. Every permit is
sueu py said superintendent of Water-wa rks
sdia al De evidenced by stub, showing when,
70 Whom and for how long, and for what price
ana purpose said permit was Issued He
sIidi! keep roll of water consumers, show
ing rates paid, and shall make monfhlv re-
ports OF same to the City Council, He shall
tuIh over all monies thus collected by him
10 Ihe City treasurer, with whom he shall
| make weekly settlements,and an REGENTS tsi :
Ken by said superintendent for monev so
turned over shall show that they were on ac-
| count OF the Water-works fund ana hi,
month y reports shall show the same facts.
SEC Z. That all ordinances or parts of or
dlhances in conflict with this ordinance no
IN IN eiS Same are hereby repealed, and that
passage. N' i'S
Passed January 6, 1885.
me Mayor having failed to approve or oh
Ject 10 The above and foregoi, @ ordinance
W,ihlh three days after ii was placed in INV
1ti a Us Is prescribed by the City Charter,
his signature January 10, 1855.
w. II. PARRY. Citv Seorat,r,,
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Valdez, NJ Atkinson j A Whilipu-
ma, I l. Frank, Terrell; John A Harlow
Ennis; John Mann, W p Hardin, Corsi-
cana; B F Cleveland, Richmond; A
Rast, st. Louis; Il Muckle, Galveston;
] a Palmer, Macon Missouri; w III Ell
lington, Pilot Point; A II Barttle, Kan
sas; 5 Palmer, st. Louis; ] c Smith,
sherman; John E Barry, Paris; Il u
Workman, Wills Point; g G Graves,
sherman; George Cole, Indianapolis;
S W Mckee, Bryan; G w Beaver, Alva,
RADIO; l. bennington and wife, Waxa-
hachie; Win + Price, e r Logan, r c
Bunnell,, Terrell; B Tyne, Galitan
Tennessee; j w Record.
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The Weather.

The weather has moderated consider
ably, and yesterday, genuine spring
day, was enjoyed. The sun shone
brightly forth, and a pleasant breeze
was gently stirring. Overcoats and
wraps were discarded, windows hoisted
and doors thrown open. The ladies
were out in numbers, and seemed To
highly enjoy the delightful day.
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Men of sedentary habits-preachers,
law yers, clerks, book-keepers and 9th.
ers, are particularly liable to nervous
complaints, lack of vital force and the
various other symptoms of weakened
and debilitated system. What such
men want is tonic, and the prepare.
ton that fills their case exactly is Mish-
ler's Herb Bitters, compounded from an
ancient German formula and made up
from the most wholesome herbs, AS an
appetizer it has no peer,
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Federal Court,

In the suit of j. II. Lones VS.. the Tex
as & Pacific Railway company, men
ton of which was made in the last issue
of the HERALD, damages to the amount
of $4,000 were allowed in the federal
court yesterday. Il. j. and f. Lones
sons of the plaintiffs, it was alleged
were negligently killed by the railway
in Nolan county, Texas, in May, 1881
and damages were asked to the extent
OF $4,000. The father is resident Of
Tennessee
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sIDEwALh NOTES.


See our gents $500 calf shoe. Block
Bros.
See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Bio k
Bros.
Trunk factory, 10 Elm street.
Beautiful moonlight nights are now
being enjoyed.
Those who want Jersey milk and
cream telephone 2i9.
The thunder. pealed, the lightning
flashed, aud steady rain fell last night.
HERALD on sale at Austin at News
Depot of Smith " Barry in Raymond
| House.
The police board has not yet appointed
an officer TO succeed Pat Sheehan, re-
signed.
A number of sidewalks are being
built in different portions of the city.
Ills well.
Dealers should be strictly prohibited
from filling the cutters with trash and
refuse matter.
Z. w. King was arraigned before Jus.
tice Schulz yesterday upon q charge OF
drunkenness and was fined 81 and costs
He will be taken TO the poor farm.
Parties wishing electrical work, such
as burglar alarms, annunciators, cleo
trical bells, etc, should call on ID. NJ
Clover, Office with f. Nj. Clover, u Co,
I'll Elm street.
A Gentleman informs us that Mr.. ii
, Benson, of Denton, has exchanged hi
old style, i2-inch mill for 2i-incl
Refllogle, manufactured by Sinker
Davis Il Co., of this city, and II doe
more and better work than the old one
! Mr.. Benson is highly pleased with tn
change aud Is building up good rul
of custom.
Union Sunday school, 10 be held wit
the Sunday school of the First Baptis
: church, at 3 p. M, Sunday, Fobruar.
/, promises quite an entertaining
: hour for the Sunday school people 0
the city, all Of whom are most cordial,
) invited 10 attend and bring thei
: friends. Pastor aud superintendent
n will please announce this concert
J their congregations and Sunday school
on next Sabbath morning.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George: olin Beaver, Alva-
RADIO; william Charlton, Terrell; W
Pennell, Denton; w G Mcdonald, In
diana; J Lang, Waco; Mrs. A Durie,
sherman; w E Armstrong, South Flor
ida; A ID Chappen, st. Louisi William
Kellogg, Fort Worth. y T. WOOD, y ~ .
Jones, Q q Wilson, w w Renfro' ? W
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP.
4 erty-Saloon in a splendid location; do.
selling; a bargain for some one. Apply to s.
II, McBaIDE, Real Estate Agent, No. 1875
Elm street. janSl.a
II ORSALE-PLYMOTH ROCKS, WHITE
~ Leghorns, White Cochins, Pens; No. |,
"; No, ., $l.5O per 10; Toulouse Geese, 8 eggs,
S.5O; eggs, $3.50. Correspondence q pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Best stock in the state.
y. NJ. OvERLEEs r, Dallas. Janls.i
DOR SALE-dO0 HEAD OF \ l,ARLINGs,
II mixed, TO be delivered In May or June.
Call on or address j. 4. MCLoUD Don, Mexia
Texas.
DOR SALE-CORD AND STOVE WOOD
Il In any quantity and best quality; over
1900 cords on hand. Also, wanted 10 buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton so highest marktl
price. A. DYsTERBACH. sel7-t
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Funeral of Mrs. McKenna,

Mrs. Sarah A. McKenna, wife of Will
liam McKenna, of Shreveport, Louisi-
ana, sister OF James and w. J. Moroney,
OF this city, born in Columbus, Ohio,
December 4, 1855, died at Ell Paso, Texas,
January IS, 1885. The funeral will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock, from
the Church of the sacred heart.
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Under the auspices Of the w. c. T. U.
David Tatum and wife, of Cleveland,
Ohio, minister's of sthe gospel in the
Friends church, will lecture on tenn
perance in the Commerce street Christ
ian church, Sunday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, February l. These friends
come highly recommended.
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1hn Cnttnn Cnsn

> The case of the State VS.. Joe Lain
stein, charged with swindling in the
cotton cases,'is still in the hands of a
hung jury. The court has instructed
and Reconstructed it, and witnesses
have been recalled, yet it does not
agree. The court will hold it together
until tonight, the end of the present
term of the court.
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Capital City Culllngs.
THAT INSURANCE PETITION.

AhAl INSURANCE PETITION.
AUSTIN, Jan. 3O.-[Special. The petit
ton from Hunt county this morning
protests against the repeal of the law
compelling insurance companies to pay
the full amount ofrisks on buildings, as
they are not forced TO insure the same
for more than they are worth.
1T Is DOOMED.
The railroad bill engrossed to-day will
hardly become law, as the constitu-
tional question will be raised that the
state has no right to control railroadsor
provide the manner or condition of
shipping stock or freight to points out
side the state.
THE wINKLER REPORT.
The house committee to-day reported
unanimously against the organization
of Winkler county.
THAT'S WHAT IT'S FOR.
The proposed railroad legislation is
making some stir among railroad men
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ladies as we'll as gentlemen, are invited
to a meeting, to be held at the syna-
gogue, next Sunday, February |, at p.
m. Matters of great interest and inn
portance TO all will be considered, and a
general attendance is therefore solic-
Tod
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Plea of Guilty,

In the county court yesterday James
Shaw pleaded guilty to the theft of 81
from Mike Terrell and was sentenced to
a confinement in the county jail for fif-
teen days therefor by the Judge.
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Committee Meeting.

The committees appointed in the diff
ferent wards to solicit subscriptions for
the relief of the poor, will meet in the
mayors office this afternoon at 3o'clock.
A full attendance is desired.
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Mrs. Langtry's first appearance in
public was as a reader; she read "Cur-
ing Cold" by Mark Twain. In re-
cent interview she said that she does
not approve Of his way, but for herself
uses DR.. BulpsCough Syrup, a sure cure
every time,
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Pozzoni's NIedicated Compiexion Pow

Pozzonfs Medicated Complexion Powder.
For infants toilet II Is an indispensi-
bic article, healing all excavations inn
mediately. Mothers should use it
freely on the little ones. 1t is perfectly
harmless. For sale by druggists.
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Browns BRONCHIAL Trocbes

VIII relieve Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca.
tarrh, Consumptive and Throat disease.
They are used always with good sue
cess.
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Next 10 clear conscience, for sound
comfort, give man pair of easy shoes
and bottle of st. Jacobs Oil for the
rheumatism.