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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-30

AUSTIN, July 27.-[spec!A l-pallas
Lodge No. a, independent order al
ODD Follows, filed 81 charter 10 day.
Forty five d.uminers took put iiocnse
tc.dsy,
Tho Slale Treasurer YCcelve3 $4,000
interest on land notes.
Bids for building Hospital q. tre
iuIatic asylum were opeasd To Hay,
but no awards have AS yet ecen made.
The assessment or Jefferson county
shows falling off IN values OF $3l COO.
The rolls OF Kerr and Ncl!ennSn
Couutios we're iCo5.yoa 70 Coy, but
have not bseD footed up.
AUSTIN, July 2s.-tSpeclt!. The
Comptroller to-day paid IN 40 900 20
the treasury, and tho Land Board $780,
go 10 day
Hardin Couuty asH,ed to-day.
Ass.ssmsut rolls racsiSed tnra .nf
show tha cattle are assessed ~ IS as
against $l2 isrt ycar. II tauso lgures
srs kept up tao taxable valuation II
cattle alone will be- decreased over .
co., 600. rho average price 81 stock
horses in some OF the counties is
placed OF $40 per hesd.
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"A TALE on GAtsrloN.
rpe OLD AND the NEW P6sc


EL PAso, duty 90 Correspondence ]
!, 1t viii no doubt ho Interesting 10
THt HERALD rtadcTs;p ruOw suu"'
thing of q 5-yesI-0d ciiy that hiss
sprung up in such incTsdlbla short
time with advantage uptEcelled Ivy
any In the state, that lay upon her OK
treme borders, Gnd hundreds of miles
from any commercial or manrfaetur'
ing centre.
The city of FL Paso hes transformed
herself from "a few "aOobo" houses 10
:. a flourishing citv OF COCO inhabitants.
"Adobes' have given way TO- solid
blocks Of bricks, kerosene lamps Tor
gas, well water for hydrants ana
watar works aud Chinese chop houses
for u hotel az hne as any In tho stale
Hero tho burro has iostits usefulness
and wanders aimlessly about. the
international Street Railway las inl-
poyerished him. Tho Mexican sun,
dried "sbobe" bull have abandoned
their trade for hod, aud are asslstluS
their moro enterpristng neighbors ~
building q eity OF substantial stone ana
brick. ~,
Once great numbering wagons, with
from ak 10 10 yoke OF oxen, trudged
} over rugged and barron mountains
des,itute 81 vegetation, but rich Ia
mineral wealth, HnG through valleys
Allied with JUICY grasses and beautiful
flowers. But railroads have taken
their places. The rugged mountains,
void Of yegeta ion, are now awe win
mon, blasting and drilling for tho pre-,
cious metals they contain. Besutifnl
valleys, which were. but recently hunt
ing grounds and camping places
tor wandering tribes of Indians and
outlaws, are now dotted with suo'
stan,iai settlements OF civilization
while the valleys aro blooming IN
vegetation and ripening fruit. The
old woodeD-whe carts have peen
cast aside for the more comfortable
carriages, buggies, and other modern
vehicles of locomotion. In this cour-
try the children OF Tho favored Few
wers taught tho sectariGp rudimonts
by the priest ut the church. This also
has disappeared and Ia its place large
public educational edificss are raised
In lofty grandeur where Tho
beautiful lessons of science and mo-
rality are taught, leaving the spiritual
part to develop at a more mature age.
The city has also five churches ana
very good opera house.
u Take Ell Paso five years ago, wHen
lthere was no: u railroad mere (noW
there are five), and look a. it az the
present day, and we can't help but
marvel at it's great advancement and
predict for it q happy and prosperous
FUTURE Palestine Advocate.
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8reenville

GREENvILLE, July 25.-[Special.l J.
The city fathers are in deep trouble
over tho six $1,000 school house bonds
which they issued lately, and which
were refused registration by Comp
troller Swain. The Comptrollor's rea :
sons for not registering them, are, that
the bonds do not recite the articles OF
the Revised Statutes under which
thew are issued; that the articles OF
said statutes cited in the bondsi
not authorize issuance OF bonds by
cities and towns, and that the law
does not authorize the issuance of any
school house bonds. The opposition
to paying the school tax at all Is very
strong and has been made much
stronger by the late action OF the
school board in employing only
the matter now stands the council
and school board seem to have Shout
dered moro than they can carry.
The question presents itself
that ii under the decisions
OF the comptroller there
is no stat ute in this State that will au
thorize the issuance of city ponds for
tho purpose of erecting pubic 1ree
school horses, under what provision
OF the law nave Ddiias, ToAo wv Aoh{
Denison and other cities erected school
houses?
A number of gentlemen hero pro-
nose to erect a cotton seed oil mill.
Greenyille is surrounded by large
and rich cotton belt and such mil!
would prove a good Investment OF
Professors o. s. Fowler and William
Windsor, phrenologists,w will lecture the
coming week in Greenville.
The Greenville Cornet Band has re-
organized with Professor &. w. Blake
as leader.
The District Court has been occupied
this week in large land suits.
The Reunion Committee on Invita-
ton have issued circular inviting the
neopie of the entire State to como to
Greenyille August and 6, and assur-
ing them of hearty welcome.
Yesterday morning. about 1880 the
fire alarm was sounded, caused by the
burning of Mr.. George. McCarty's
residence in the south part OF town.
The fire was caused py a lamp sXpi t'.o
ing and had nearly consumer tne
wooden structure before the 1ro coin.
uany reached the spot, though tney
responded promptly to the eau.
William Mowery, a brakeman on
East Line railroad, had his mana
badly mashed sunday night WINE
coupling cars, In q
respectable young man, living nsar
Kingston, was arrested on Thursaay
charged with sodomy. The gran9
iury found a true bill against nun an1
he ia under g $500 bond. The grand
siury has returned 100 bills up to date,
20 of them felonies.
The case of Mart Hart, Tor tne hui
der of Dr.. Skinner, will be taken up
Monday. 80. Co.. t,a
9Th, Monday ~. .,.t ~ Tho
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Eaalo Pass.

EAGLE PASS, July I.-[Speciahl-
Reliable authority just in from
sablnas, Mexico, gates that
largo bands of Indians have
boon for somo days depredGtinG in the
noighborh0od Of Los Cruces. Several
shepherds have been killed by them
bet%egn Los Cruces and Sabiua5, On
LIE Bahia rancho, owned by 4snarai
Trevinu, all tho 0utrtders and co : boys
havn been driven inU1 the home
rancho, Colonsl NeCRn Valdez, with
a large force, has gone, t. the, no!gh-
borhnod. Tho dopredaling Indians
are Comanche srG Lipans. Tho Kick
ap0os are quiet.
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No Modification .

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The Presi-
dent has declined to modify his order
requiring cattlemen to vacate tho In
dian Territory within 40 days.
he MEANS BUSINESS.
After the cabinet meeting to-day
the secretary of the interior sent the
following message, declining to ex-
tend the time within which cattle
must be removed from the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe Indian reservation.
Uepartme, OF the Interior, Washington
July IS, 1855 To George r. Blanchard,
New York:
After further consultation with Gem
eral Sheridan and full consideration IN
cabinet meeting of the subject of your
application for an extension Of time UNI
iii April next for the removal of cattle
from reservations, the President de.
clinos to modify his late proclamation.
send you this to avoid misapprehen-
sion or delay.
(Signedl L.. O. y. LAMAR,
Secretary,
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p..fsct Confidence in Good Hash

REQUIRES the support of the unsul-
lied repotation in the landlady who
furnishes 1t, to give unsuspecting
boarders peoaar relish aud positive
protection from i~uocenbly devouripg
their neighbors' Cats and dogs, or
fessting OF the resiouesf hotel menus
and SIMILAR prottsba supplies.
F,nual discernment on the pat of those
who require heslthful and .h,urish-
no tonic, would always insist on
having DUFFY's PURE MALT WIS.
Ky, which is the only yeieble
article known to be absolutely free
from every injurious element Dsyond
or grocer will furnish it atEl Pet
bottle.
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nov o.mt .H.. ...ip. ilI
and 60 fr p IH i''.' "iIl
UnVrf d.
W. ..n.it. ....H' oui0n'l''o IA.
Nh, uI .. $500 .U..i rr 81
suuff'.. .H'i. .u's rn" Hai
Tnap.u
Gnusturs Jn, 81 .s"uI j.
irprus .l'rlt ..t NN lui i'" slaN"
Reunion va thn d.H aud bih ~ Aus! i.'
A meeting ~ iha con miuta io'ulY
sbn sn uuHr Ihu p"oWe h',h msno
0ycTy necessary preparation W "hlhI,
| tain the thOusrnu4 ~ hu afn coming
| from vli oven tAo ClHUtry hurnE ths
session Ofthn committee tN''n''' ~,
Gee Oiierud The fnl,uNius p'HNh MO
and itEnluliOn, winch Wh' uuini'
mnusiy RHd ami enthusiastically uc'
&uEgEAs, A. Dhi'Gs, LAST year, tho
| following organ i2gtiuuFi wa X sH'
! brigade, liutOr's brigade, bgarnolrr'a
| hTigrd0 and the lltN NfN9S tEVhlIY
voted . hold their amman 60 Np'opr In
Ga 3GFllle tnla ycNii and
WHEREAS, The cnDllElttteS anu inc
~ wApapeTs OK Font Worth hNvh per-
pstsnt'Y claimed, and circulated cue
claim, tnHt said organisations should
meet in Fort Worth, IN direct OppOsl-
|
WHEREAs, Tho Fort Worth uHzatia
has failed 10 publish correct state
mouls OF tho iaots ~ furnished by It's
GIacnyillO cOrTGgpCrhcnti therefore,
Resolved, That W0 hereby condemn
| tie sctiOI o. tive Udulnh,tvhs ahd mo
Inuwspaprri 20 l1rg Worm 90 ualar,
diCG dre0us Gud unjust, - tAelr false
Claims evS Cgicp'sisd 80 u,N.6nl ths
people, sud especially the eN,C2g ed
tratss, - more co n,nands decided by a
v0,a to meet - Gr6snYillo,
SecCpd-Thgs Greenviiiv rri Hunt
Coanty arc able, anxious and ruldy 10
entertain the thousands who " III come
here, un!es. irisleed ny rnoa .1lse
| statements.
Thlrd-That wO ask fHE DALLAS
| HERALD, tho Galveston NGwF, the
Sherman Journal, ,hs SnoTmNn q mr.
ier, the nepiaoa Herald News, thd
Dsuison ,IOurnsl, GnS %'l other papers
that ara iu favor OF fair play, 20 publish
these resolutions aud ." assure -" rvn'
Pic chat GrgcnYil.u ~ ready ald *
pectipg z big reunion and t. invite
every body 10 OGmo and enjoy OR Dos
pitslity on Oh 9Th and 9th cf ANEu'h
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GALVESTON, July 2S,-[Spocial.I-As
ono OF the evidences OF tho big crop
prospects and tho tidal wave OF pres
perity soon To sweep over the
State, the Calf, Colorado &
SANTA Fo Railroad to-day or.
dered 400 box and fat cars and
five Mogul engines TO be delivered at
once, These engines are to be of I'M
usually heavy draft, and will he man
ufactured by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, OF Philadelphia.
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pRrsnn Newman,s Part

Mt. McGREGoR, July 2S.-Dr. New
man Is still busted with his discourse
and ct l o'clock to-day emerged, for
the first time, from his room at the
hotel, where, from o'clock this morn
ing, he was engaged with his manu-
scriLt. DR.. Newman makes a sugges.,
ton that above or about thu tomb OF
General Grant shall be erected tenn
pie structure, where shall beplaced for
the eyes of the nation and tho world,
all the mcmentoes and relics OF tho old
hero
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The Congressional Delegation Selected,

John b. Clark, clerk OF tho House of
Representatives, has designa-
ted and requested the follow
ING named committee 10 rep,
resent that body at tho funeral OF
General Grant:
Hon. John G.. Carlisle, Kentucky.
Samuel J. Randall, Pennsylvania,
William T.. Morrison. Illinois.
,, Randolph Tucker, Virginia.
0. IL. Singleton, Mississippi
Frank HiscOck, New York.
Thomas i. RsBd, Maine.
Thomas NJ. Brown, Indians.
Benjamin ButterWorth, Ohio.
These geutlomen will be requoayoo
by mail 20 meet in Now York city on
the 7th dpy Of August, 40 some no-ei
ust vet determined upon.
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WASHINGTON, July %. - United
States Minister Fish, at Brussels, to-
day cabled tho Secretary of State:
"By direction of the King, the min
istar of foreign affairs has communi-
Gated " me an expression OF the
Kings sincere condolance on the oc
caslon of General Grants DEATH"
The President of Chilli also cables:
sIu the name of the government and
of tho people of Chill, take part in
your national grief.
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worth will assume charge al ~
uuVlng Tho fnniainl a. The capitol
y hnrs unv0rnnr iilli assumes charge
| Ffnm Alnnny To this city tho Toinains
will 10 in care of Nan0fal llanCnoii
Having arrived here, the first dlvla
lOn NJ tho National Guards ~ tho State
uI New York will escort the body IA
tho city Hall. Hero a guard viii Ia
placed until tho day NJ the funeral
The following telegram was received
hY General Hancock to-day
| iIancoek, lniird states Army, Cow
eTnOfs Island, Now York;
shall be present as
Army Of the Republic
At tho funeral az General Grant IN New
l York,
.Signed.l -, ;. BuRDEIL
Ia connection With ths ABOVE dc
! pSch COmmaud6T-iU'C HuTGoit
says no will establish the Grand An
| headquarters At New York CliY
probably ~ the FifIh Avenue Hotel,
some days before tho hnal ohsequlos.
| fhn national stan and all post coM
mgnders H. chief will DO especially
Invited Ia attend,
THE MILITARY FEATURE.
General Perry said that arrange
ments Tor tho procession would not TO
completed for two or three days, Mill
itary and civil organizations, ss Vol
a. Grand Army posts, from nearly
every State in tho Union, had apple
| for positions In the line. Tho Grand
Army will ba arranged ia . solid BODY,
divided into four OF five divisions,
from this city, and other divisions
will be made mp OF delegates from VII
itlng posts, zach division VIII he
headed by "A band of .nusic and tho
men will march in ID Pie ranks, com.
pany front, of III lilo y Tho lirst AND
Second divisions Nstiona, Guards,
State OF New York, will form prom,'
mont feature in tho parade, and ~ Ia
probable that many militia organi2a-
tons from this state and othor states
vii, take pSr., Throo militia orgHni'
zat.oua from Illinois have already
gwen notice shat thoy will DO present.
tary organizations desiring TO take part
IN the parade will report at once 10
General Hancock at Governors
Island. Outside the Grand Army
headquarters, in the basement OF the
| City Hall, are mourning emblomsi IN
which the badges OF tho army corps
constituting tho Army OF tho POi0-
mac are n conspicuous feature. IL was
said that from 5000 TO $4,000 Yetersra
would take part In tho parade on sat,
urday, August S. Each division viii
carry post colors ana old baltic SECS
mGgS0d IN the centre OF the DIVISION
To DE- GRANT PARK,
Mayor Grace said to-day
| II was more than probable
that the Board OF Aldermen
! y Guild very shortly change tho nsmo
AZ Riverside Park to Grant Park. The
selected site is on very high grounds,
close 10 tho North River. just above
TIE spot chosen for the tomb the river
bonds to the west and iiuo view
as far north as The TappanZoe is af-
rorded across the Manhattan Valley
and the lowlands bordering on the
Harlem River. The visitor can SEQ
both shores OF the sound, whilo TO the
south tho church towers and the
tall buildings in tho lower part
OF tho city do not obs.rucS the view OF
the iIght house on tho Jersey high
lands,
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paanisa not tho pay of Small Thipg

Little things may help q man to rise
"a bent pin in sn easy chair for IN
stanca. DIR. Pierces pheasant PurCa-
tivs Peiiets' are small things, plo7s-
ant to take, aud trey cure sick-he2d-
aches, relieve torpid llvers aud 40
wonders. Being pnreiy vegetable
hey cannot harm any one. All drug
isis
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Governor Hoadley's Proclamation.
COLUMBUS, July Ex-Governor Hoad;
10y returned last night, after several
days. absence East, and this morning
issued proclamation recommending
proper observance OF the 9Th day OF
August, appointed for the funeral OF
General Grant.
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Gray as Any Old Rat
in the wall, yet not 40 years Of age.
Get back boyhood's color by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. SOC.
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FLUX AND DIARRHEA CURE
EaIs on sale at the Grange store, East
Dallas, Slater 81 SCHOOLGIRLS drug
store, Belt Line drug store, Elm street;
Crutchfield house, North sido public
square, and at the ROCK college.
No failure for % years.
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$3.50 is not a large amount to one
but when nearly all our Subscribers
owe us that much, 1t makes quite an
item to the newspaper publisher
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We, the undersigned of Terrell, kaufman
county, Texas, have personally known Dr..
j, ~ Payne for some length of time ms an
expert Ocull't, and having observed the eX-
traordlnOry success which has resulted IN
his practice In Ophtalmic dissases,it Is with
pleusurn W" voluntarily aud unhesitatlng
- commend MIN To the confidence OF the
people as u trustworthy and skillful occu
list; and his success In many seemingly in
triclblc cases has been really marvellous,
We are cognlgRnt OF the fact that msny
patlcCts have come 10 DC. Payne for treat
mcnt who We're objects or CONDENSATION
who had been under treatment by some
OF the moro distinguished Ouulists In North
and East Texas Without being hCnenttcd
but by the Skill and energy 81 Dr.. Iayne
they were restored To sight. These arc
irrefragablc facts, and competent tcsA mo-
ny can be produced nj any time II dCsi red
In the treatment OF Granular .Conlunc-
ttVitis, PannaS, Films, Capacities OF the
Cornea, diseases of the FibrouS Tunic0n
Pteryglum he is without peer. And this
method of treatment In EXophth almia Is
really novel, wlthout cnucleation, an oper-
alton now and painless and guarantees
uccess,
We can conscientlously state that any
ono whols suffering with diseases OF the
eye viii and pr. Payne thoroughly compe-
| tent, faithful, careful and prompt.
We cannot, without appearing paneSyri-
| c |, say more for him than We have said.
| We could not, In Justice To to the reputa-
ton he has earned amongst the eople here
| aud abroad, say less:
| Y. D,Harrington,M DlM. II. Nicely, Pastor
| q. W. Gray, NJ. ID NJ. Il. Church,
| DR.. A. Il. s. Hardin. Frank Houston,
! ", II, Coket, IL 81 III. II. Hendrics, snS.
| w. III, Phillip, NJ. D tore. L. ChlTch
| NJ. Il. Pollard. NJ. y Bond Il Carswell,
| e. II. Childress. Bcydestun Durham
| J, o. Terrell. senator merchants.
18th district. Snortridge II Houlh
| Il. NJ, Powers, P.Eoil ton.
Terrell district. II. W. Dodge, Pastor
| Megeo x son. Baptist Church.
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.lrst Ivhnt They Mood.

just " NAV 4sltJ NpbN'
Those complicated stomach, kidney
and nervous troubles from which so
many women suffer soon yield TO the
mild but sOtive operation Of Parker's
Tonic,
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p. p. p. The great chicken cholera
cure is sold ut % cents per package by
George Il. Atkins, Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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All Subscribers in Arrears are request
ed to send in their subscriptions a.
once
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Ask yourself when you road your
paper whether your subscriptions h ss
cen paid.
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AHEMYEN WANTED for Or. sCOTT'S
ESgGsta - beautiful Electric Corsets.
Samples free to those becoming agents. No
risk; quick sales. Territory given; satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Address Or. SCOTT,
$40 broadway Street, New York
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-11
WOOD RIvER,S RECORD.
"A GRlEyOus MISTAKE.

Tits daily growing moro apparent
that almost unfortunate mistake was
mxde' IN the selection of the millsite
at the Camas No. 2 NINE. The place
is On the plateau whence the waters
OF various forks Of Camp, Croy and
Rock creeks flow, but it is so dry that
not even enough water to run Eve
stamps properly can be obtained.
When the site was selected, we'll.
informed visitors shook their heads and
said that there never would be enough
for the plates; but the parties inter.
ested felt sure that there would be,
and kept on building their 2O.stamp
mill. When they started up with 10
stamps, the lack Of water was SO pain
fully apparent that it SHOULD have
caused the persons in charge to pause
and examine their source of supply.
II this had been done, another site
would doubtless have been selected,
and the mill would not now be run
ming only Eve stamps, with a strong
probability that even the diminished
quantity of water required for that
number will dwindle unit! it shall be
impossible to run at all.
This is really too bad, as by going
scarcely half a mile in either Of three
or four directions, sites with sufficient
water for l00.stamp mills could be
secured for the mere locating.
The mistake having been made,
however, it should be corrected al
once, before too much time and
money is lost in searching for hidden
or other sources Of water.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-11
-ssThey" say that Brother Gu

@"They" say that Brother Clay
Is after the Deputy Collectorsbip OF
Internal Revenue. We hope that he
will get it. Clay is a mighty goo
fellow, and if he gets appointed Col
lector, maybe we can all start brewer.
les and sell bottled beer without pay
ing the heavy special license required
for doing SO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-11
CURES ALL HumORS,
CONS SUMPTION.

Lun9s, Is promptly and certainly arrested
and cured by this God.given remedy. If taken
From its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first Offering this now Gel
ebrated remedy. to tho public, Or. PIERCE
su mpttOM Cure, - but abandoned that name
~ too limited for q medicine which, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen
pectornl, and nutrtivc properties, Is uneQualed,
not only as remedy Ter consumption Of tho
jugs, hut for all
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-08-11
Letter from Sacramento.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO EDITOR:
The Capital c $. o. Ssn ns dr
The history business reads almost like romance
and in the face Of strong competition in eleven years in
ground foo, :s :; more a n:n .% s
and sixty completely oupped its rivals and is now one OF
the largest general retail in the United States
Long ago people predicted account its already large
business That further growth impossible But has grown,
Indeed the recent in its business mas
?ssa Esr m has .oded
principles are as steady and fixed as they are just
In newspaper and dingy with age we find the germ
81 I rps or we would wish be
in their place. How much this I'M" meant 70 .ns
who with the since it started or how muc
to-day tell who has never give" ''
methods a personal trial.
have never visited but this House
and in the Of its Eo1ds snea z.
One almost such brilliant record House ike
this would content Not there is stu WORK TO Dc %
better goods than whole they now ge- room 70
this store AND IT PROPOSES In fact it doing it,
merchants feel the potency OF its influence rs
Ss.,
local dealers better and than they would BE- tor its exist
the justice due from dealer to customer
While the Store thus accomplishing much indirectly is in
ans a ali n %es a. to the
distant widow who send tor twenty-five cents worth gooo
hundreds Of dollars Neither favor patronage friend
shin can influence determination treat all customers
alike
Furthermore people that in sending Lbin
who with the leading manufacturers OF
Europe Americaha they get the benefit OF latest styles
and prices low and lower than those OF other
dealers.
There is hardly anything which this House does not keep
from toohpk bridal outfit Dry Goods Clothing Millinery
Shoes Hats Notions, all command its earnest attention
large Catalogue of its goods etc., is sent free
any address.
Facts are but reflection The lesson they teach this
case plain. uNAcQuAMTED WITH THE ADvAN'
rAaEs PRESENTED THIS STORE.