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ipal success. Exclusive territory guaranteed
10 active, working agents, and sample W sh.
or sent ON a weeks trial on liberal terms
| Addres ]. WORTH, sole manufacturer. Stores
| l7l0 Franklin avenue, st. Louis, aud lii9
stale street, Chicago. Factory, Sl3 North
| 2lst ST. Get, st. Louis. febl2-lm
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CITY ElENrlnN.

ANORAIrI, DALLAS, MARCH s. 1885,.
vi In accordance with the Charter vi tine
city uuda resolution OF the City Council,
adopted ON the third day of tho present
month, an election Is directed To bc held In
Ihee ,S.egy,eat9i wards OF the municipality ON
TUESDAY, ApRIL7, 1885, tho same being
me- first Tuesday after FIRST Monday In said
month, for the election OF the following
named officers, to-wlG
\ Mayor
A street superintendent, should TINT ag
lice be created prior TO said election by The
Legislature nov IN session.
one Alderman from each Ofthe six wayt .
FOR nll term OF two years,
one Alderman trum the Fourth Ward tn am
the uutNplrcd term OF n, G Smith, resigned.
one Alderman from the sixth Ward tn ON
hcuncNpired torn of John Henry Rluwu,
rgsigntd
one School Director from each OF the sis
wards
The voting rloces and presiding os,oer,
Will be rs follows;
In the First Ward, at the Courthouse; C.
NJ. Terry, presiding officer
In the Second Ward at Best's Store, VIM
| IL. Lennon, proSidiug or,ccE
IN the rhiri Ward, at Rpy's Grocery Store
| corner of Ross avenue ANA liurwOod strvlt
/ W, T., Best, Presiding oileer
/ In the Fourth Ward, a. the correp of Er
! WY and Polk streets David Goslin, prcld
| ing othCCr
In the FIFTH Ward, at the Fiso Point
stone, ut lie intersection OF Comu0oye, SNcK
son and Preston Streets John j. kAl,in
presiding officer
In the sixth Ward, the Stors, west cor
ner oi Live oak and Hawkins Streets W. n
Norton presiding oiiAer.
said election shall De conducted IN accord
nncc with sections three nnh eight OF IN
Chartor, and section SIX, article seven of IN
state constitution, urescrlhing tho qualified
Ton OF voters, ~ shown ON pages thrice
aud fourteen i the printed "Charter an
Ordinancus of the city OF Dallas"
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
MnVDr nrn ton,
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AIexIa Matters.

MExrA, March lS.-tSpeclal,l Mrs.
Rice, agent for the Galveston Opera
Glass, was in the city yesterday.
The FREQ schools are In a ilourishlng
condition with 800 pupils enrolled. Con.
More, the principal, IL deserving of
much credit for his energy. None but
those holding tirst-class certificates are
engaged, and our people do not regret
tho taxes Tor their support.
AioXia takes tho lead for notarles, ten
lately commissioned by the governor.
The Row. T. =. Parks has placed
himself IN the hands OF his friends who
will endeavor to elect him mayor a. the
ensuing election,
Mr.. Nj. Marx, a prominent young Jew.
ish merchant, viii tomorrow lead Il
the altar Miss Sallie Lewis, sister OF our
townsman, NJ. Lewis.
The directors of the First Nationa
bank expect shortly TO increase thei
capital stock TO 100000.
Messrs. Hord 4 Oliver have recon Il,
purchased a league of land in the lowe
edge OF The county for stock farm.
The attached stock OF NJ. Adams
Son, consisting OF stoves and gener,
hardware, was sold here to-day by tn
United States marshal, realizing Rbou
20 per cent. on cost price.
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w ANTED-AGENTS-I WILLPAY IN.
w teligent men and women seeking pfo.
fitable employment to get my Illustrated cir-
cular and terms for the celt brated Missouri
Steam Washer, which, by reason Of IT, great
intrlmhlC mont, has achieved such phannln.
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was introduced simultaneously in the
house, bat the house committee did
nothing with it last night, although II
was discussed.
The uniform text book bill passed to
engrossment in the house, by so small a
majority, only three, that IL is generally
believed it viii be killed on final pas
sage. Members begin to think, some OF
them, that they
SMELL A MOUSE.
That there may be a job somewhere.
The three series to select from is a
fraud, q snare and deluson. 1t is an
easy matter to have one good
series and two bad ones
and that is equi valent to only
only series. II there are three sheep to
be chosen, one good, healthy Nj erino,
and the other two scabby Mexicans, the
Merino will be chosen every time and
there might be combination between
the owners of the sheep to pool the is
| sue.
Both houses are crowding things anC
| really believe they will adjourn on thu
Oath instant, as per the senate resolution
to that effect,
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

A full line Of Burt Il Mear's shoes
Leon Kahn's.
. Received the first installment Of spring
hats at Leon Kahn's.
1t is conceded by art critics that Web
ster's productions excells anything in
Dallas.
Round trip ticket to st. Louis at re-
duced rates at the Texas & ST. Louis
railway office Gil Elm street.
Coal, beer and other articles are get
ting scarce. Over 400 miners are idle at
the cAllister mines in the Indian ter
ritory, owing to the non'shipment of
coal.
The chances of Mr.. S. w. Wallace,
for United States marshal are very en-
couraging. He has n host of friends
who will gladly hail his appointment to
that position.
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY. MARCH a. 1885

We did not learn the name OF the pur-
chaser, but it is understood that Dallas
has gained millionaire and gentle
man of the highest type. Messrs. Muir
ply Il Bolanz also sold, as the agents for
Charles Fred Tucker and S. p Emmer-
son, 200 by 400 feet, on Ross avenue, be-
tween Pearl and Leonard streets, 70
Mr.. j. A. Hughes, for the sum Of $500
Both purchases were made for hOme-
steads, and soon fine residences will be
erected that will adorn the avenue.
Mr.. S. P. Emerson, through his
agents, Simpson Il Huffman, yesterday
sold his residence on tho west side oil
Houston street, to A. j. Porter, fol
| 50 500.
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RADIO; $ L Sherwood and wife, Terrell;
G A Embree, Alvarado; l. T. Chisholm,
g ID Grey, Terrell; W w Johnson,
j b Pendleton, Texas; Prof. Parker,
Detroit; II A M Dowell, Frank Meeks,
city; NJ T Brown, Tyler; I II Thompson,
OsgoOd Ray, Ennis; rhos Moore, WaXa-
hachie; Mrs G A Balm, Galveston; w J
Durham, city; Dudoll, Londoni Il
NJ Field, Glen Rose; l. Brin aud wife,
ilillsboro; ] Levy, Terrell; J A Stuart,
city; A j Blythe, peXarkana; Frank
Burke, lei Paso; Books and Smith,
city; j Nj McCammon, city; Alexander
Mckenzie, Cameron, New York;
Meyers, Mrs Tugler, Galveston; Isham
Darnell, Seymour.
ACTHE GRAND WINDSOR.
VIM Enders, j. + whitman, w f
Clarke, Jos L Mayo, Thos Furlong, ST.
Louis; w u Simpson, Tom Green cour-
ty; l. w Knepfly, X Merryfeld, city;
r Il TOmerson, Chicago; Geo h Hard
wicke, sherman; Max Wolf, San Anto-
mo; II NJ Catlett, a p Bush, ir., Cclora-
do; Louis Bertrand, Erie, Pa; d j Bah
cock, Cincinnsti; II Skirving, Balti
mIG.o9rei J w Coyington, Dallas; II A
Pillsbnry, city;J II Pattee, Monmouth
m; w ii Doss, Coleman, Texas
A Calhoun, Terrell; b A Calhoun, Hous
ton; John N Simpson, Weatherf0rd; +
: A Bennett, Sherman; r l. Turner, For
: Worth; G Il Olmstead, Big Sandy; Mrs
f NJ Dawson, Kansas City, g'hos "
Jackson, Galveston George Goldwaite
,, G A Gibbons, Houstoni r Mackville
Kansas City; A Hirschheld, Z y Hous
ton, j C Remecll, New York; FIN El
gin, l. h Collins, j G Richardson, L /
Lare, II II Lang, Fort WORTH Georg
A Knight, Cltyj George i Knott
: Wichita Falls; G Il Elkins, Colorado
J w Horner, Van Waller, G Fai
Now York; Geo T Lupton, Queen I
/ Fred Ward combination.
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In the proper column of this morn
ing's HERALD appears the announce
ment of Mr.. J. d. Carter for the Office Of
councilman in tho sixth ward. Mr.
Carter has been member of that body
for several terms and so well has he
performed his duties that hls cOnstltu'
onts insist upon his continuing in tho
place. Mr.. Carriers past course in the
council has been approved and gives ey-
idence of his future policy on all city
~ niru
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Bucllen's Arnica saive.

The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
oorns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by w. IL. Howell ~
RrO
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The removal of Prot. Sanborn of n,
H., after being pronounced incurahle by
a score of physicians, from Las Vegas,
n. NJ, TO his home, was effected by adj
ministenHg DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him to his former
good health.
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Complicated Troubles.

Sometimes they are brought on sud-
denly by accident or crushing disaster.
Generally they steal on without notice,
the result of anxiety, over work, hard
study, and close devotion to business
Life loses its sparkle and every act be-
comes a burden. TO remedy such a
state of affairs, use Browns Iron Bit
ters. DIR. l.. f. Mundy, Owenton, KY,
SAYS, az found Browns Bitters one OF
the best tonics, and have prescribed II
frenuentlyp
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state capital correspondence.

Aus11S. March l2.-lSpecial Core
spondence.l THE ranger bill comes up
this Afternoon, and Mr.. Blounps) OF San
Augustine) amendment to cut down the
appropriation from $4,000 to $4,000 Is
pending. Some hope for compromise
on $4,000, while others think even 49,
oOO.too much; others still want $4,000
There will be fight, and strong one,
/ predict, over the question.
Senate having passed under suspen-
sion Of the rules, the "Stuker" bill, 1t
will feech the house to-day, but i can
hardly surnise It's fate. Tho same bill
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have this day purchased the interest
of II. s. Randell in the firm of q. A.
Roth IL Co. assume all liabilities OF
the concern and collect all debts due
them. The business will be conducted
as heretofore-pu goods and the best
attention guaranteed. Please call and
see me at the Merchants Exchange
building, corner Of Lamar and Com
merce streets. u. A. hOrH'
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NJ. AurrERMAN, Secretary.

Don't wait longer for lower prices, as
to-day they have been put down to the
lowest notch, and shall positively close
out the Loeb Il Frieberg stock of grocer
les everything in that line, by April /,
as the store has to be given up. The as
sortment is good and the prices are
much lower. /. HEIDENHEGMER.
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rhc Comblnntlon OF Ingredients

used In making Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches is such rs to give the best possible
effect with safety, They are the best
remedy In use for coughs, colds, and
throat disoRses.i
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Attention, X. OF T.

The members Of Cmur De Loon lodge
No. 8, X. of p, drill corps, are requested
to meeJ at their hall this Saturday
evening, l4th instant, at 8 o clock sharp.
Business of importance. A full attend
ance is desired. All members of the
lodge are invited to be present.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY,
Commander.
NJ uTrERM AN Seprotgry,
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Finger billiards.

"Yank" Adams, proprietor OF the Chi
cago Sporting and Theatrical journal,
and the greatest finger billiardist in the
world, has written George Loomis that
he will shortly be in Dallas, and will
give an exhibition of his wonderful
manmuvers at finger billiards at the St.
George hotel billiard rooms.
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EOR EENr-TUREE GOOD PIANOS FOR
II rent 40 G.. II, EDWARDS, 7lS aud 80 Main
street Rent paid allow q 10 apply uu pur-
chase ita1erwnrds bought mnrli-it
NOR RENT - rNH r. FURNISHED
A rooms, vi b board; reference regu'rodE
Inquire at-l'S olive street. mafl3-it
EOR kENT-ONE COTTAGE, IN CONE
L merce street. between 81 Paul and I9r-
wood; rooms, hydran, and cigtern; sOuth-
ern exposure aud most healthy part ofVity.
EuR RENT-Nu. rs MAIN srKEEr-A
L suite of rooms Uued with gus, water
etc.; ve,y comfortable and es ecially suited
for professional gentleman with family. APP
ply City National Bank marjt
IGOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURN.
Il ishod room, Apply ~ Elm 81.
lNOR RENT-Bl tn 70 YEAR ONLY, THE
i . large windows, loNh, surrounding the
office Of the Grond-N inusOr Hotel Olice In
the rotunda OF the hotel, Apply Ut o.llCo.
This Is without doubt the best advertising
space In this city, us q l. Ia sight day aud
night al the wear round 'Nb2itf
NOR RENT-THN LARG sTOHE, COR
Il uer Naiu and Austin streets, under the
Grand Windsor Hotel; this is the most de-
slruhlc location I'm the city for q drug store
/ having an entrance uow the cont Ot the
/ h tel rs we'll us Udluiuiug the udics' on-
trance, with windows 90 the south. Apply
az Office Of hotel. lso!n.u
! I'OR RENr-THR STOKES UNDER
| almost any rontccl business. ieo2bL
! EOR RENr-Tdt SMALL utFlCE Ap.
] Il joining the entrance OF Gmnd- windsor
/ Hotel, Mam street; best location In the city
| for n rNilreud ticket OOlce, having nm en-
| trnuce Into ruiunda OF hotel. Apply ~ ofhce
of hotel, ten.gu
! NOR RENT-rh r BRICK LIVERY SlA'
| IT BILE formerly occupied by Mellow, "
Simous = AlstNn, situated ON the south slus
OF Elm street, Notw ca sycamore Hnu Stnne
strcots, sud IN mont o Mayors Nprcvui .i+o
NNl0O feet on Film, and horse 1T Ina rear ~
iiO, fronts ON Min street 81 stalls; extensive
loit'rOcm, with upmwuN 1nd very conNgn-
iencc, ana thv most canIr ;dlN located sihn,G
IN the city. Apply 10 ". u. PRAruER, W
Elm street. iepsJL
EOR RtN1-1HE BBlCk SlOKE.kuuM
, i No, ol3 aud 6lh Elm, stree J, now occu leu
10y Randall Bros ppssgSi usiyen Murth L
. Apply to JonN BROWSING, oeHndtr sFeos
iehii I'M
F, TNOR Inn t-rhE BRiCk SrUkE-ROoMl
II intending bedrooms uooye, situated ~
olO PacAc avenue. Apply To- JohN bkoW :,
1N0. Oleander street. iehli' lis
EOH RENT-TWu COrrAGES, VITA
X Il Ave rooMs each, Nos 1907 and lGll Cola,
. merce street lnquilr l2ll Main 81 la 49,. ~
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Tn District Court.

The jury returned verdict for the de-
PENDANTS last avening in the suit of tres
pass to try title to- tract of land in
Dallas county, instituted by G.. a. Floyd
and wife VS.. Sarah Floyd ct al, which
has occupied several days of the court.
Robertson u Coke represented the
plaintiffs, and Crawford Il Crawford the
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The complete stock of groceries, teas,
cnileos, spices aud sugars of the stock
OF Loeb 4 Frieburg, must be sold before
Alril |, vs. shall close the store.
|. HgIDENHEIMRR.
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The Crops.

Cheering reports come In from The
country as to the condition Of the crops,
and If the present propitlous weather
holds out, we may look for the planting
of tho largest crop known for many
years. Oats are reported TO be doing
spleudidly, though wheat is little
IA al ward
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Real E.la,e sale. Yesterday.

On yesterday w. NJ. o. Hin, esq,
county clerk, sold through Murphy Il
Bolanz, real estate agents, his Ross
avenue residence, fronting 10 by 325
feet deep, for the sum Of 5000 cash.
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Rnnnrt of AnnrnIsnra.

Messrs III. d. l.. Graooy, Marsh Mil
Ter and j, X. p. Jordan, appraisers of
the estate of Joe Reed, made their re-
port TO the court yesterday morning
Their estimate OF the value of tho estate,
including stock, notes aud land is $40
I'M
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polsoncd Inv PIE

The family of MIR. II. Levy was poi
sonod yesterday by eating pie made out
OF canned rhubarh. The members of the
family were quite an for while, but
were brought out safely With the aid of
a physician.
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nrnnkcnnc.s.

DR.. Hammer has returned for short
time and can be consulted ut the st.
James hotel. Don't fail TO see the Doc
tor, as he Is the only mau In the world
that can cure the disease of drunken
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A Brilliant Idea.

when does a severe cold resemble
brilliant ideaY when tcomes into ones
head suddenly. You should possess the
idea that Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum aud Mullen will euro cough
or cold and prevent Group.
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Why suffer the agony OF noul0lgiag
BensOn's Capcino Porous Plasters will
cureit quickly. Price - cents,
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Our farmers viii rejoice to learn that
IL It has at last been decided that bees
do not inlure grapes, that neglected
colds do unspeakablo injury, and that
no better remedy can DO secured than
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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rus NJ. GEORGE,

II Smith, Fort Worth; A Brown,
Alvsrado; ] u Brown, st. Louis; T J
Douglass, Denton; q ii White, Alva-
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sllrncrY snm.

Detective Furlong, of the Gould sys-
tenn, is here hunting up additional evi.
dence against Baum In the arson and
cotton swindllng cases. lie Is satisfied
that slippery Sam viii be brought back
10 answer,
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Dissolution NOTICE

ni,soLurlVN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- We have this dav dissolved our law Co.
partnership ~ mutual consent, and would
say 70 clients thpt both Of US win give our ut
trnton to WIND Ing up the business of the
htm, GEORGE j. HUNDLEN,
l.. +. SMITH.
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Groceries, canned goods OF all kinds,
sugar, coffee and every thing must and
"will" bel sold by April |, as close the
doors then. l. HEIpENuEfMER.
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CownoYs and all the other boys yell
for Opera PM Cigarettes. Avoid imi-
tatlons.
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Hotel Arrivals

STANDARD graduated sugar, 10 pounds
for 81. G. T.. MoMAND h BRo.,
GrOporS
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nih.r plnsinrs

Best Rio, parched or ground, pounds
for 81. q. Il. MoMAND & Bro,
Grocers.
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Henry Pollack 4 Co, manufactures of
runks and vallses. Repairing neatly
done. ~ Elm street.
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Todd Mills Prairie Flour, $40 per 100
pounds. c. Il. MoMAND & BRo.,
GrOCera,
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II of rooms, halls, closets and vernndas,
wei and cistcrn; one of the most desirable
locations In the city-3jj Ross avenue. Luz
quire on the premises, or TO ABRAHAh
COOPER, Dallas, i,u2uu
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iruo copy W. s. Pina & nv I'l sG9TGEI T

4 y ORDINANCE EXTENDING UOCH-
~ ran street iity feet wide 10 the Missouri
Facihc Railroad track.
SECTION .. Be 80 ordained by the City
Council of the city ot Dallas that Cochran
rect In the city OF Dallas, be tV.
tended IN =. zoe west direction atty
te vide, as follows; Beginning ut
point IN the nth line OF block 56 odd town
thirty I az at tigh angles from the center or
the Missouri Pacific railroad track; thence
Nee T., parallel with said railroad track
and thirty feet thcre'rOm nfty feet; thence
". 1d5 T., parallel with said north line Of
block 70, about two hundred feet, to b. Glib 4
southwest line; thence With his said SOUTH
west lie ;. ~ +. nifty, eight feet TO the
north line of block ~; thence 1de W. with
line OF blocks u aud 20, about two hundred
and forty feet 10 the beginning,
SEC, .. That said extension he made nc
cOrdiug 20 the Dallas City Charter and that
all damages ana costs ucGasionad thereby be
assessed against the property adjacent there.
by and benefited In accordance with said
charter
SIC, 3, That this ordinance take eject
from and aftVr It's passage.
Approved February ~, 1855,
W. l.. CABEIL, Mayor.
\ true copy; w w., PARRY. CITY Secretary
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w ANIED--TU EXCHANGE VAIJTE
w BILE improved and unimproved lands
for goods or city property. For particulars9
address Vi ILIIAM W. GIBSON, Real Est1th
Agent, wills Point, Texas. morlitf
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A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty;
aug e is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
LOOKS HE 1t. Magnolia
salm G0sa ireshens and
beauties,
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w ANTED-TR TRAVELLERS TO STOP AT
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprle iress. Houss
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted ON the
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals at all hours, and polite attention: ma,
rial Inducements for uru n1mera fahin,,
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Horsford,s AcId rho.phate
A Gard to tho Public.

FOR LEMONS OR LIME JUICE,
Ia a superior substitute, and its use IL
positively benz fetal TO health.
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Wy GOOD COAT-MAKEPs
w and first-class prices paid Apply NJ
once to II. JACOBS, Waco, Texas Inar5 y
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NOR SALE-WE ARE OFFERING EX-
L ira bargains in Main, Elm and Com
mercc street property, both in vacant lots
and improved. Apply 10 SIMPSON IS HUFF
MAN, ~ Elm street. mtrp-tf