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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-10-02

Giddy Sarah Bernhardt blushes and says she
has received q most eligible offer Of marriage.
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A ginrco Little Animal

The iierceness OF tho molo Is perhaps
uuequailed, except by tho "dNsyure, :"
or the wolverine. II two moles meet
In tunnel one or tho othVr must give
way, or DO eaten by tho victor In the
furious fight that .psuos. It's tseth
arc singularly strong, its Jaws very
powerful, and It's clawed fore-payy.
such that 1t can rip up mouse, bird,
or q frog, as IL often does, with the
greatest ease. IL il q canuibal Of tho
most pronounced type. Now this fa-
rooity has n very singular explanation
which Is shat among tho moles the fs-
lAAles are IN great minority. Why or
wherefore this la natursliets can not
suggest. The result 10, however, that
when tho lDole, minding TO DO wsddod,
starts oil Ia quest OF Y lady 10 WOO, no
has 10 fight from first to Inst.
~ no goes he makes numbers oI
shallow tuauels,by whlchlt necessary.
no can carry oil his bride. His rivals,
recognizing these traces d,amour.n
as the French call them, waylay esrh
other. After series or conilic,s tho
object OF alteration Is reached; but the
happy couple do not "depart FOR the
sentiment" on their honoymoon.
amongst the good wishes OF friends
and congratulstory fsrewolls. On tho
contrary, the succossful woosr has TO
tight his way btcl--aAd, W hat is more.
too keep his lady.love from Running
away from him, too, for Which abe
shows from the very first an extraor.
binary pertinacity. Imagine such a
bridal = with tho lady In
headloug 1lght aud vicious.
tho wooer himself pursued by furious
rivals! Eventually, however, all ends
well. A nest very aoftly lined he
comes nursery, and the father proves
rs stsunch a husband ~ he had been
persistent as \ suffer. Indeed, where
traps are not properly visited every
day, dead females have often been
found killed In tho cruel steel teeth,
with males, starved TO death, by their
sides. Tho mole, therefore, liz not by
any means the miserable, grubblny,
blind, stolid thing popular Ignorance
lmaginss, nor, by many miles, tho
nischievous, crop.ipjuring creature
which the farmer, after his faphlOp,
graph.
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Another Kansas goad.

The people of Kansas are rejoicing
over the success Of their now
railroad enterprise. President Henry
Foster, Of the Verdigris Valley
& Independence railroad, In
Now York, telegraphs that
the contract for the construction OF thu
road has been signed, and that Jay
Gould has signed guaranteeing the In
terest on tho bonds, This assures tho
buildingof branch OF tho Missouri
Pacific railway system from Leroy via
Yates Center and Needosha 10 indie.
pendence, and the location OF divis-
ion here az al carly day, and in the
near future its construction to and
along the Indian Territory border
west to the cattle ranges. This viii
open up rich farming and stock
grazing coantry tributary to 1T. Louis
Ciealers.
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Last Saturday DR.. J. IL. Mclean, OF
st. Louis, filed in the circuit clerks
Office at Nashville, Illinois, for record
articles Of incorporation Of a new rail-
road. which is styled tho st. Louis,
Carboudsle, Metropolis d Paducsh
Railway company. The railroad will
run from East ST, Louis 10 Paducab,
Kentucky, through the following
counties in Illinois: st. Clair, Monroe,
Washington, Randolph, Perry, Jack
son, Franklin, Williamson, Union,
johnson and Massac, TO psint on The
Ohio river opposite the city OF Psdu-
cab, Kentucky. The principal office
OF the company will DO in Fest ST..
Louis. The names end places OF resi-
dence OF the several PERSONS forming
this corporation are James MILAN and
Charles II. Appel, OF ut. Louis, and IL.
w. Hunt, 81, w. Il. Smith and l.. A.
Boswell, OF Alton, Illinois.
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Coraicana, Tex, Sept. q, 1885 Editor Man,
ufaclurers Record
A few facts regarding this city may
be OF interest to your readers.
In 1880 our population was 3 $50, and
the assessed value Of our property
'Si,009i0QO In 1880 our scholaHtic popu-
lation, between eight Rnd rs, was as
follows: White, 29S; colored, $50; total
AS.
In 1885 our population ia 6,200. Oui
last assessed value was $l,76l $50, and
the present assessment ought 10 be-
when completed, $3.50 600
Our present scholastic census IN as
follows: White, $40; oolored, 455 total
liJ7. Ont Of this number the follow.
Ing cannot read; White, 80; colorod
30; total, u
Our city has also an ordinance ad-
| hitting children between Z and lG, and
OF that age wa have 70.
Our city hss charge of tho schools
and tho free school system ia in vogue
We have the schools we'll graded, ano
ID teachers and | superintendent in
| charge. Tho white ana colored school,
are kept separate. The schools have s
revenue Of $4,000 per aupum, derived
| from city al vslorem tax and from the
| Lease OF landa owned by the State anC
county. VITA this we employ the hes
talent nine months ia tho year, anC
appropriate q sinking fund more thar
Sufficient to pay eur school bonds Al
maturity. Our schools are surpassed
by none in tho State.
Our taxation IL | por cont, divided
az follows: = for schools, 4 for watol
ard 4 for general purposes.
Our city has no llosting indebtedness
scrip Ia ut par--every fund having 3
surplus TO its credit. There Is u bond.
90 indebtedness OF $4,000, ell foi
school buildings and furniture
The last issue Of bonds were
sold above par. The interest ia paid
semi-annually, and there has mover
osen q default in the payment ofiu.
tera5l.
We have 81 water supply and pros
sure swing ali the business portion
and "A large portion Of tho resident city
Sbsolute protection. Both stand pine
aud pump pressure SIZE used. Tho fire
department ia wen equipped. The
Insurance rsto within tho lire limit.
IL $l.40.
| cinco locD Tue IOll0Wlng mBnuiactur-
ing establishments have been erected
A large cotton compress, oil mill
hour mill and Ice factory. Tho city
will soon DO lighted by electricity.
We are anxious 10 have manuiac.
turing interests to como among as
Amy, limo will do we'll here, and shall
he glad TO correspond with any OF
them desiring to mako Investments.
We are located on the main limos OF
tho Houston 81 Te1asCentrsl and Tex
hs q ~. louis railroads, crossing ut
right angles, giving ua q freight rate
equal 70 any in the State. The Hous
ton & Texas Central railroad INV iis
auxiliary round house hero, omploy-
Ing about 70 mon, The -four mill has
a capacity Of 800 barrels por day; tho
loo factory 10 tons per dsy with cold
storage.
r, S. NERLRTr.
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INDIAN TERRITORY NEWS.
Meeting Of tho ChickasAw Couueii-Ge.
liEious Notes.-The Corn Crop Fine
and Evsrybsdy Happy,

meeting OF tho ChickasAw Couucil-Ge-
liEious Notes.-The Corn Crop Fipc
and Evsrybsdy Happy.
AToKA, Oct. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
parties OF members OF tho council,
passed hcre on Saturday en- route to
Tush-ra.ham.ina, Cred warrlor) tho
capital OF the Choctaw Nation. IA.
said the council, this year, is composed
OF the best man In tho nation. Lat IA
trust their legislation will be wise And
progressive.
The contract for publishing tho ain.
dian Champion made by the council
with the Roberts Brothers, Of Mus.
cogee, IL now expiring, and there viii
DO competition this year for the man.
agement. IL Is hoped IN,
council will appropriate = sum q
money for the publication q
tho paper, aud appoint an editor
latter position. Among these Mr.
Harry o. BeIrno, formerly OF your city,
Captain Stanley, an educated and In
telliRent lawyer, q good writer and {
ciuzen OF the Nation, In also q oandi
sition.
Rev. J. Il. Wolf, the Pennsylvania
evangelist u now here and waking
up saints and sinners In q lively man
ner. ~ hes large tent and hls con-
UlSRationa Arc large.
County, court II now In session here,
ygQEo Uiloo james, full blood, pre-.
~ " ~. x9 ss - some cases gf steal.
y g. s>ns 49,, 4
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the Deep. to tn. Far we.t.

On steamboats,, cars and stage
coaches, Hostetter's stomach Bitters
is carried as the most important item
in the msteris medlca of the travelling
public. 1t d5prives vitisted brackish
water of its hurtlul properties and ex-
eerable flavor, eourtersots the pre-.
nicious effects upon the stomach
OF bad or indigestiole food /,
remedies cramps, heartburn and
wind upon the stomach. Is
is q fine defense against mslasial
disorders, utilities the effects OF ex-
ceasiye heat, cold and damp, relieves
sick headache, and is an Incompatible
sure for oostiveness and hiliousness.
The fatigue OF travel often tells most
dis.Strously upon invalids and con.
valesceuts, occasionally 10 such an
extent as to jsopnrdize life. Per sons
in feeble health, appreh8asive Of bad
effects from travel, will, IL provided
with the BitleTs. be far less likely 70
have their fears realised.
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Referring to this leading subject the
Globe'Demoorat hiss this to say:
Strange 40 1t may ssem the States Of
Iowa and Colorado arc up in arms
against the advocates Of tao abolition
OF the carload rs tho basis for oalcu-
latiny freight rates. In Iowa tho rail.
way commissioners say If the prin-
ciplo is abolished by The roads they
will appeal to'the Legislature for pro-
teciion 10 the trade and commerce Of
that State. They claim that manu-
featuring and jobblng enterprises were
established in Iowa on the faith Of the
railways in continuing the estnb-
lished policy OF making difference In
the rates OF carload and less than n
carload, which has enabled business
ventures In that State TO grow and
spread out, and that they have no
moral or legal right to adopt policy
that il calculated TO handicap, II not
destroy, the commerce OF the people OF
Iowa. Tho commissioners farther
hold that railways carrying produce
and merchandise l0rpsy must be RS
garded no merchants selling trRnspor-
telion, and should DO governed by the
eane general rules as sellers of any
thing elae in the market. la other
words, common oarrlcrs must recog-
nizs the principle of wholesale
and r0tSil transportation, else
the principles can not be
applied by dealers ia merchandise,
ana II IL should come TO that the in
dustrial interests of Iowa would be
forced To sustain incalcu-
liable damage. Tho commissioners say
that the chief stone Of the corner OF the
old "graDger law" was that reduced
rates should be made for carload rs
against less than q carload, and when
The commission law was enacted IL
took the difiorential principle nv Its
basis fortho regulation tariffs. Hence
the do not intend 10 have abolished a
policy that has worked 80 well IN
building up and prospecting the COM
mercial ana trade interests OF their
state II they can prevent IL.
In Colorado the fight against the No.
clifton OF tho carload SIS the basis OF
rates is now more bitter and deter.
mined than In Iowa, for that State Nj.
lows a reduced ratio for lots OF iyo or
more cara In one shipment, thus np-
plying the principle Of wholesale aud
rotail transactions in their broadest
and fullest sense, and ~ IL IL 10 the In
forest OF the people OF the State to have
that policy continued, the fight against
its abolition win BIO kept up by the
commissioners until the meeting Of the
Legislature, when that body win be
called upon to make any deviation
from IL u penal ofiense. Denver Is
working very hard 10 build up q largo
Jobbing trade In merchandise, and the
success OF tho effort will depcnd
largely upon the States ability TO held
the roadsto the principles OF Wholesale
and retail transactions.
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Statement Of tho New York Clearip;
| House.

ao0ho.
New YORK Oct. Cat the thirty
second annual meeting OF the New
York Clearing House association &c.
day, a statement was made showing
the exchange for the year ending Sep.
tember 80 amounts to 81, 250, 79l, i4O and
that the balances were 1926, 1856, 252
making the total transactions s25,si6.-
LAG, So a daily average of sS3,o36, $50
The total transactions Of the clearing
house since its organization in 1852
hsvo amounted 10 s777,S6i, 665,S61. For
several years past the assistant treas
urer ct the Uuited States has been q
member OF the clearing house,
and the exchanges received by him
curing the past year from
the clesiing house have amounted 70
$3.50, e35, a5S During the same time he
delivered $lli,05l, 0ls. Tho balances
paid 10 the clearing house were Sli6,-
12i,639. aud those received SS4O,f0l,
making excess paid 10 the clearing
rOuse Sii5, ss4 56S. The association
elected Mr.. g. @. Willisms, president
Of the CboWicsl National bank, chsir.
mau for the ensuing year IN place of
MI. Ed ward ii. Perkins, Jr., president
Of the Importers aud Travelers baus,
whose time expired. Nj. William
Camp was reelected manager.
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lie Mover Pound ANYTHING a, Oertaif

Hon. w. NJ. Brown, ex.comP 'rOller,
in letter OF March so, 1883, says:
Or. J. j. THbin, Austis:
Dear Sir:--HaVing, during tho mast
year used the rembedy prepared by
you, known % Hepaio2ono, l take
ploasure In stating that &c has proved
To be what its name implies, = Liver
Remedy. ! have found no Alternative
and pursstivs more certGln or frss
from unpleasant effects. aud mono SO
etiicaciods In arOusing u torpid liver
to Tho performances of its proper tuuo-
lions. ". NJ. BROWN.
HepstO2cne surer constipation,
headaches and restores tho appetite III
ell cases. Ask sour druggist for it,
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Tho disposition Universelle de- Part
Cuiipaire" awarded he highest hon
ors TO Angosture Bttters az tho most
eflicacious stimulRnt 10 excite tina sp-
petite and to keep the digestive organs
in good order. Ask for tho genuine
article, manufactured only by DR.. j.
G. u. Seigort d. Sons, and beware Of
limitations.
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Eczema,

For the benefit of suffering humanity,
and In heartfelt gratitude At the wonderful
result, deem 1t only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony in favor q Swift's
Specific. Ms wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt Rhsum from
her infancy. II has Increased in intensity
with each succeeding spring, and being
somewhat skilled In medicine myself, |
tried every remedy l could think OF for
years combiued with every
form OF Poiassl0C, asd hundreds OF other
remedies, lotions, and alkali washea of
every known Kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief. During the spring OF 1854
her lower eXtremities became so inhamed
and sore that she was obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering OF "Fu
lers EARTH" mixed wet and allowed to dry
on. Among other things, she was afflicted
with periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven days, some
times followed by AN intermittent fever
for weeks at time, 50 that her lite became
n burden to her.
This spring determined she should taEe
=, =, and following strictly The directions
In regard TO dos diet, etc This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle The disease seemed 10 increase;
the burning, itching snd Inflammation oo-
came unbeatable. She, however, persp.
vered in the usa OF the medicine After
taking the second bottle the Inflammation
began 70 subEidc After the third bottle
the intlamstiOn dis ppeared and sore spots
dried mp and turned white and scaly, ana
nnally sne brushed tuem OF Il an impalpa-
bic white powder, resembling pure salt
Sue Is now iakiug the SIX IA bottle, three
tab!e-sp@onluls four times daily. Every
appearance " the disease has gone, aud
he flesh Is becoming soft, white aud
smooth gain; and wIag Is more, her ne
riodlcal headaches have disappeared, and
she isnow, at 90 years o. age, enjoying The
only good health sh' las known for IN.
wards Of 40 years. No wonder she declares
win emphasis that every boltoof :. :. =, Is
wor' il a III usand times It's weight in gold
ANY further Information concerning her
case win be cheerful ly given by herself ut
her residence, l85 Mullet street, or by me,
JOHN r. .il.ADLEH, A Grlswold ~
Detroit, Mich, May 10, 1855.
foT Hnle by all Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Ska Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 4. Atlanta Ga
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CINCINNATI, Oct. IAN effort was
made to equalizs rates in the territory
ofthe Texas Traffic association By the
meeting of railroad men here, hpt
owing TO the absence Of Representatives
ofsevaral important lines, the meeting
adjourned to meet in st. Louis to-
DlOrrapy
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Our ladies' footwear department is
tho most complete in the "ity, our
stock ia completely graded, from 8
goot low-priced article, 10 the best in
the land. We handle goods for all
CLASSES, our prices are made TO suit the
masses, VI Leon Kahn S.
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RAILWAY NEWS.
THE MEETING AT CINCINNATI
Adjourns Without Action yicksburs
to Get the shops OF the Louisville,
New Orleans 4 Texas Railway
Co. - Another Kansas
Rosd-Car-lsad Rate.
Aojournsd to Meet in St. Louis

NEW York, Oct. 7.-ISpecial.l 1.-The
meeting at Cincinnati 20 adjust rates
in the Texas Traffic association accom-
pllshed nothing, aud another meeting
will ba hold In st. Louis tomorrow.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
tine hats, will now sell the balance OF
stock regardless OF price. need and
must have the room for q largo stock
Of shoes. Call soon, and save money
before tho stock is broken up, ct Leon
NRhn's.
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VIcKsBuRG, Oct. There was an
election here to-day on tho proposition
OF the Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
railroad company, to locate the shops
in this city. rhe result was 1868 votes
for the pr0posit. on, and 2lO against it,.
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S3.S5 viii got you genuine mems
hand-sowed calf shoe, in button, lace
or geiter. The easiest, best and cheap
est shoe in the land for II money, at
Leon Kahn's.
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clad TidInssro,

pa.ton's Sour-well eye salve. ttA
gay ceruiy your sslve cured my eve
en,iieiy alter ustng II four months. /
lost my sight by working In manhin-
cry. John a. Hedges, Enterprlss.
mississippi. The salve cured me q,
tetter In my hand. Fred smith
Sreenville, Texas. Send ana gcs 4
u. u. PATTON & Co.
Suinhof Snfiura. Tax,a
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EoR SALE-rHE JUIIN FUIIA NY
a nIm, MIN ali improvements, machln-
Texas, - miles east OF Waco. nnl7 miisa
from MI, Calm, on the Texas q
~. Louis railroad, aud consist.
ing OF about 200 acres of the ycry hest
ifming lands, with about 900 acres In cui.
uVeuoo, tpeN " an abundance OF water,
pnstuto Hri timber land IN the tyact. For
iurther par,iculars, apply 10 IiIiyAS
. .,.... 6 20. Galveston, Texas. sepS.Gm
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Dixon Williams. tho Evangelist, lie,

All persons who desire a fine rabinot
pno,ograph of Mr.. Williams, the evan
tvsmsh VII, DO accommodated by j. II.
w. high priced photographer,
wno mas them Tor sale. We will state
aso ia tnis connection that MIR. Web.
s ses y now moving 10 his now quar-.
T Dallas National Bank building.
hnuance both Elm aud n ala streets,
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Do not fail 10 call aud examine the
elegant selection OF black imported all
over lace, at so cents pef yard; 81 per
yard, worth $3.50; $l.S5 per yard, worth
$3.50; and S2.S5 per yard, worth $3.50, at
Bauman's.
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MARRIAGE: l1lI.I0I

Sbc RACES, Ei,,n prn,s.
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. sealediCra
iul pen pictures, showing who NAV r,s, 80 y
not, why. Proper ageto marry. Whoma,.ns.
Manhood. Womanhood. PHYSICAL decsr M, IVY
should marry. How life and happipess y,,ss
Increased. Those married or about ~
should read 1t: of interest and valns ,o..
thinking man and woman. Popular
paper cover, 25e. Addrase DE,. STIgTrgnssI
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anticipating amerry Christmas snd
happy New Year-lSS6.
The Ch;ckasaw council will probably
a9joarn in few days. Several bills
have been Introduced and others are
rsady
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DR.. Scotia Cocoa, Beef, Iron and
Phosphorus, ono Of the best tonics for
loss OF appetit5 and debility. Try it.
For sale by Hiokux 1t Hearne, Patter-
son, Glover 81 Co., JET House and
HnMoll RIOS.
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Don't fail to telephone Bouche for
your groceries, crackers and canned
goods, hams, teas, sugars, everything
Ia th9 grocery limo.
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Arc you made miserable by indigea-
ton, copshputioa, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital.
izer is u positive cure, Sold hyJ. Il.
Williams.
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Our stock ofhootsand shoes ofgont's,
ladies', misses, and boys childrsn's
fall wear, 10 now COM
pletn. W0 have tho best and
largest stock ever exhibited in Dallas
and as lower prices, than good Gus
homemade ever sold hero heretofore.
Call at the Old reliable shoe house OF
Loon Kahn'sand examine goods and
get prices.
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Pure and uncolored, and guaranteed
unsdultera'od, May Blossom Tea 40 80
cents u pound in one pound packages
nc BOuohe's, US Main street.
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Fits.

All Fits stopped free! Or. Kline's
great nerve resrorer. No fits after first
dsy's use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 50 trial bottle free 10 fit cases.
Send TO DR.. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phil
adolphia, Pennsylvania.
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holland & Nor 4ky Hardware COM
psny, sell the lauuus Charter cook
stove, for either coal or wood. Best
stove in the world. Every ono guar
anteed 70 give entire satisfaction, s3i
and $50 Elm street.
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PATrERsoN's soda and mineral
waters are made from clstern water.
ZOO Main street, corner poydras. New
STAND,
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Notice to Publishers.
Chambers Folder in perfect ordor,
for sale cheap. Address HERALD Office,
Dallas, Texas.
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NOTICE TO TRANELERs-fFY You 90
70 Olehurne, stop at the GAIT HOUSE,:
LEVY inrnlshed; 5ostsrs rom the railroad
curdinE to rooms. i Sos, ~ ~,
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure il
mo remedy Tor you. Sold by j, H..
Williams Il Co.
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WIN you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shlloh's Vitali2ar Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by j. l..
Williams IL Go,
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Shiloh's Cough md Consumption
Cure 10 sold by Us 81 Is guarantee. It
cures oonsuiupslox. Sold by j. h. vii.
liAgS Il On,
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Cat9rrh cured, hoslth sind sweet
breath Hecnred by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal in
iector free. Sold by j. Il. Williams &
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Main street.
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PATTERSON soils tho best cent cigar
IN ,ae world. 100 Main street, corner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Joel u. Frazier whisky cures
dengue fever. Al Two Brothers
saloon.