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the Resulting Products are Prepared for
Market.
The cocoa plant Is an odd sort Of
affair. II has great wax-like leaves. and
resembles a small magnolia tree. Up
on its trunk and larger limbs there APP
pear semi-annually large number OF
wart-like protuberances. about a large
As the smallest pineapple. They are
ugly-looking parasites. but like many
other ugly things nave value and use
fitness. At first they are green. but
when they get red the Natives pick
them off, crush them in a rude mach
and take from each handful Of .
about the size and shape Of lima b
This j. the cocoa.
When the beans are thoroughly 4
in the sun they are shipped to
market in gunny sacks. where
chocolate manufacturer gets hol
them. lie grinds them into a fine
der Of gray color. that looks like
ham flour. mixes it with the pure
Of the sugar-cane. called 'papil
and flayors the mixture with the
of the vanilla bean. After being
for certain length Of time th
poured into molds and allowc
harden, when il becomes the choc
OF commerce.
The Caracas chocolate, rs al
product Of Venezuela j. termed. Is CON
sidercd the best in the world. II cost
sixtv-fiyc cents a pound al the factbric
there, but can b. purchased for for
ty-fivc or fifty cents a pound in New
York. The best cocoa beans are fort,
cents pound here. hut the Yankee
manufacturer has way Of increasin,
their weight aud reducing their vaIu
by adulteration. Pipe clay is cheap am
heavy. and il Is supposed to be- harm
less. 1t weighs about five times 4
much a. cocoa. and a the profit il
lager beer i in the foam. so Is the prof
in chocolate in the pipe clay. or what
everssubstance II may be mixed with.
Puerto Cabcllo and Maracaibo are tn
two great exporting markets Of Venc
zucla, from which the greater part q
the coffee and chocolate are shipped
The former place j. famous for bcn,
one OF the most unhcalthful in til
world. and the bay upon which II il sit
uated is called Cole Trisic (thc gul
OF sadncss), because Of the tcrribl
scourges which are born in its miasmaS
The bottom of the bay Is said to b
literally covered with the bones Of thos
who have been hcavcd overheard 70
the lack Of better place to bur
them. The ghost Of that most famou
Of all frccbootcrs. Sir Francis Drake
haunts the place, for he died here Q
the yellow fever, and his body lies in
lcaden collin thirty fathoms deep in til
sea. Venezuela Cor. Chicago Times
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MISREPRESENTATION THE FIRST LAW
or MATURE.

In these degenerate days when ennuf
or q morbid craving for excitement
alternately depresses or enliyens the
animal pulse of unfortunate humanity,
word. a blow, pistol shot too often
ends the chapter of life and darkens
with gloom and soTowing regret muir
derer's future. Truly self-preserva-
ton is the first law Of nature" but this
in its fullest and grandest sense should
include preservation Of ones equanim-
ity of temper. preservation Of happy
consciousness of living and doing right
ly, preservation of that disposition
which shows q regard for the lives and
feelings of others, all Of which makes
life endurahe 10 our associates and en-
joyable to ourselves. Again, q knowl-
edge Of that which promotes and that
which impairs the harmonious action Of
natural bodily functions Is essential 10
the best preservation Of all there Is in
life worth living. To this end judi
cious selection of remedial agents
should unerringiy be made when the
wheels Of perfect health begin to run
slow. when the stomach grows weak,
when the liver feels sore, when the kid
neys give pain. when natural functions
cause distress, and gloomy forebodings
become constant companions. The
wisest selection Of medicine for colln-
teracting such evidences of Ill health and
restoring robust strength to all parts Of
the body Is Or. GuySOTT'S YELLOW
DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA. Remem-
Der this and do not let your druggists
sell you in its place anything Of differ
ent name. for the writer. who was him
self an invalid for years. knows this
remedy to excel as health restorative
all other preparations.
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DR. PENNINGTON, Baltimore Md says:
Myself and family have used Red Star
Cough Cure for coughs and colds. Prompt,
satisfactory results.
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HRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for Coughs
and Colds: !" think them the best and
most convenient relief extant"-iiec. Z.
w. Humphrey, Gratz, by. 70 cts. box.
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II . man loses the tail OF his dress coat
It il spoiled for society use: but he can
wear il round about Ields .Sttings.
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"THAT man has no teeth "A freak Of
nature. lie was born without them."-
Washington Hdfchsf
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PfKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS curein minute, 80.
Glsnn's sulphur Soap heals and beauties. "a.
GERxAx CORN RxnovxR kills Corns Bunions.
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The Mirror

is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter talc1
Magnolia Balm is the charm
err that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
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ram oak from Indie Acorns GROW.

WHERE time is money--at . watch fac
tory.--Bosfon Post.
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NAY lover Of horses be called san.
culinary man because he delights In goerf
The Hofchef.
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UNIMPEACHAbLE
TESTIMONY I!

IN J. BRApuxLD-I have taken several hotties 81
your Female Regulator for falling q the wemb and
ve1iy bsflkrs ana cured rnfreip for which please
cepf my heartfelt thanks. | know your medicine
eaved my life, you can speak too highly IN
its favor. Respectfully.
MIS- W. n STEiinISs. Ridge Ga
DIR. J. BRADFORD have. as You know. been selling
your Female Regulator for years. and have had q
steadily Increasing demand Tor ~ u gives the very
best saisfaction I frequently sell II 70 physicians
Who Il In their practice with the most satisfactory
results. II. Thomas. N. ID. Druggist.
vadosfA Ga. June y. ISL
Send for Treatise on woman. Matted free.
BEADFIElD RK~t LAToR Co. Atlanta Ga.
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where the beans ARE Grown and How
the Resulting Products are Prepared for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
PERSONAL.

city.
Nr.J. G. stlckney, of Henrietta, is
in the city.
Mr.. 9. Terrell, of Ranger, ia at tho
Grand Windsor.
Colonel RIG. Lowe has returned
from Galveston.
br. l., A. Ousley, of Waxahaohie,
was in tho city yesterday.
DIR. g. A. Archibald aud wife. of
Hsnrietts, are at the Windsor.
Mrs. @. 1. Scohsld, 1l26 jackson
street, is down with the deHgue.
Mr w. u. Worsham, Of Henrietta, 4
large cattle raiser, is in the city.
Mr.. G. G. Bell, Of Denton, o membar
OF the last Legislature, is la the city.
Messrs. W. N. Mullins and Joe It.
Harris, or Gainesville, are In the city.
Mr.. Osaan faget, we'll and fsvors-
bly, known all over the State, is in the
ely.
Aiss Minnie Baird, Of Cleburne, il
visiting Miss Manic Bryan, on Akard
street.
Molsr1. s. ii. Fox and l.. II. Cra-
vens, of Mckinney, were In tho city
yesterday.
Mr.. j. ii. Costello, district clerk oi
Collin, and W. NJ. Rasley, county
treasurer, arc In tho city.
Mr.. James II. Wosd, . well-known
travelling man OF Lynchburg, Vir.
ginia, ia quite sick at tho st. g Gorge
hotel.
Captain N. Mullins, OF Pascodema,
Los Angeles county, Californis, IL Wis
iting his son-in.law, Mr.. j. ". De.
lsnsy. The captain IL very Much
pleased with Dallas county, and has
invested In real estate In the county.
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Tone or ono Stock Mnrket.

| NEW DIRK, NOV. lO..-tfhYernln9nt
bonds dull and steady.
Notwithstanding the great setivity
in the stock market, trading Ia rall.
road honda WAS larger than Gu any
previous day this year, or for several
yesr1 pBit. Total reported sales were
| 559,b 500, and WITH tow exceptions prices
arc higher.
This was another extremaly active
day ON the Stock Exlhange. Salss
during tha FIRST two hours business
were never exceeded in tina same
Length OF time. Sales for to-day are
nearly as largo AS tboss of Sat-
nrdny, amounting to 76S,000 shares.
Business continues TO DO eoniin0a prin-
cipelly 70 few stooks. ST.. Paul,
Western Union, Erie, Northern Pa, ihc
preferred, Lake shoTe, Missouri, Kan
sas " Texas, contributed i3I, 800 shares
Sc. Paul wss again the leading feature,
the TRANSACTIONS footing up 165,500
shares, and fer the past two days 3ls,-
600 shares, or more than che total capi-
tai stock, common, OF the company.
IL ia now generally conceded that the
public was an active buyer OF stocks
last evening. 1t Is believed that The
ST. Paul pool, including Chicago hold 3.
era, has succeeded Ia marketing u
large block Of stock at a very hand
some profit. The general
market was very strong
at the opening, following q decided
advance IN London quotations.; the
gains range from 4 TO Y per cont. for
tho active lists. la sona csses there
were further slight advances, then the
market became heavy aud Loaf frSe-
tional amounts. ~ ii O'clock ayo.her
upward moveaent Ind began, which
carried quotatisns, ~ a rule, 10 the
highest sricen OF the day before |
o'closk. Ia few instances the high
eat prices we're nado Immediately
after the opening, and IN low othors
untn near the close. After o'clock
the movement was downward and,
although there wero reactions, the low
est quotations reached were In the last
hour, In many osses fow minutes DO.
fors the close. In tho Small dealings an
upward turn was given and tho mar ket
CLOSED apparently atrong. Tho
strength, however, was OF such ex-
tremsly short duration rs to impart
Little perm snoat tone TO tue doallngs.
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Arrival OF tho Rlvor NORTHUMBERLAND,

vIcKssuRo, MISS, Nov. i6.-Tho
United States steamer Mississippi ar
rived hero yesterday from Kookuk,
having on board tho members OF the
river commission. The secretary Of
the construction committee asooiip Y.
MED the commlssiou ~ far a. Gree n.
Vile, whore he took train for Calves
ton, to be present nj tho meeting OF The
ensinscrs TO consider plans for deep
euing OF the water as the entrance OF
toned at Memphis a. Uuitsi Sssts,
Major Tom Sterling. chief engineer ef
the Mississippi leves com ssion, were
also on board. The commission are on
q tour Of inspection.
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UNDER THE GALLoys.
Frirhtrsi coadsmxatIoa of a Mo,.s,

Ror goa-whct Doss it,nye,u-
Not lo,ooro.
W. 'oVs "so@ weeping mother aslles
10 plu Goso Bye TO her only Eop, who
was sooA to ba executed.
HWomep be ovo,o;r,s =,
,,,... $40 'Ioi"inio' III " no
i"outa1Y A'enzy, woman, | would
never bavo been hero had Won dona
your duty hy ma vghen I va. Yo,,,,,u,
This was q terrible ns-,i,ei IT, i NJ
rified ms spectators, ie resrl, c,.t n",,
the consolen cs.stricken mothaJr 'i~@eu
Ono can scsroely oysrestimato 4,,o
mothet's influences In the monIdtnc 20 os
the character of her ofIsnrInS H.,
how often, Oh, how often, Do ,ncther.
soem TO ignore thia resnonsii,liIto,
During 4 r0oent trim On tba Iii ,ho
writer made the acquaintance Of Dr. Dr.
New YORK, a psrson Who has ,nedo !.
study OF human dnvolonnnnt Taso.
ring 70 tho yauraerous tsndencv oI To
tunes, vo asked that ointment NAV :,
the outlook was not diucouraving9 "
ST LOOKS SOP he said, shut / ,anov
we have cause and the remedy for
such OWLS. In INV nroisssinn Al csrssr
| Asve found by hard study that wa
have emerged from saynrerv Inv d.
volopment OF tho nervous systeI nas
the intellectual life, aud wa rsturn 70
ssvagery IS we ignore tho fact th ~
witkouttIs oo,,d. t,n.,w sao sae' that
Gus aystom, wa ssnpot hona 70 az.
the rses. Rows stnn aims mu po,, 70 Save ,
the pistol Is 10 them the onlv ra,no.,a-
bly giorlons ipstrnneany 'ospos..
euro famo. Wom.p read tr,.hv H.
sturo aud strsirhty,ay frv 80 LII r;,H, ,no,-
husbands and frlerds bv nni.on Rn.,.
ness men Weld IN ia o. sus ,
forge and pteal and defiant lr,nis,as.
charmed by Jssuty, forget tho hehes,s
tho weakness OF nsrsonsI ' hoto NO 20, n
"Do You regard h ss n diaossasu
"nore espealallv n, Tho rasni, or Al.
ease which, however. nav be Me- N
vented,n w paw
"Pleato defnp hov.p
az cannst now enter into ae.ap,
Our people osn s,e thar hodisx tha,r
blood, their bonse. rhsv nny., 49,,
their nerves, aud sopssons,tlv ,ns~w
do nos suppose thpv haSs any. Tna
farmers villa reioiccs In A his nhrs,'
cal frame, ard vet All, ales nra..
surely. Ths nerve cannot nians th.
tor falls dead in hin .o' nn,S,,' NO b mlni i.
never did a dsys phv,lesi w1r,s 4, Ky ~"
life. The LAWYER iainta in tha n- ~
oncs OF the court aud /, soon a ,Ire,s
or CORPSE, and vel tbe woyk 10 n.s.a
work. The man OF nfIsirs il ovorcos, e
with spoplexy, too poli,ioian and nnN'
lisist, win Brishps disease. Tho ,,ra
OF the uututntei ,san n Aired IL, nv
exploits ~ c,in,a s,r 10 ,s. ~ .s
'l A. q; 4; i NJ; y Z. NOR sa'
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Al thu Thsstr,

A fair.sizsd audience greeted Mss
Pauline Markham last evening In the
highly emotional play of the I've
Orphans. The rendition AZ given Is
idontically tl.It which croatod such a
iurofs IL New York some l2 years ago
A. tho Filth Avenue theatre BY Mr,
Thorne's troupe, with kato Clsxtcn q,
Louise. II varies from the written
drama In Ave acts, and more especially
In the last acH wherein 4
reconciliation takes placs between
the count aud countess, the daughter
= restored to sight and the nobility in
blood OF the children Ii established,
etc.
Miss Markham csrtaialy conceive.
the character sho impersonates, and 10
evidently an actress OF superior merit,
t!he has the attractive physique and
tee power 10 carry such roles. Bssidss,
abe 10 evidently an observant student,
not only In the general bearing OF q
cneraetef, bat In the details which
add % materially 70 full success. She
10 said 70 poooeoo hne veiee, but there
80 not the opportunity for display
tsev night that there will BE-
70 me role abe takee tonight. A. Sis.
~ vviSvcy suy W. u2vWiso up IN
r s1s PEH ~ ene sSs !sy perhspss rscog-
~ S,',.. The 'sdy whose name was %
=. nr; IT,, Randolph hurry, - Pierre. the
cripple plays In an sssigumsnt thai
naturally Wins tHs sympsshies ana
draMo The opplause, bat Il we fairiv
entitled 70 III - oCored lost niShi.
ooDo01o11v n IA iao4 ~ aNha e-ssSt..y
isssss ssi fs 80 s,S -, ~ ~. ~
=: :: z: y; s. =: !:
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too tame. Better not lift the curtain
except for better representations there
in shba those given. Tho troupe a.
whole is fair enough, but In the above
We have indicated its strength.
NOTES.
Pauline Markham tonight in
"@otham."
On tho 2Ots instant that wonderful
gpectscalsr drsss, Tha World, win
be given.
On tha 23i instsnt the Mikadc. a
piece that saa created IA immGnIs
furore wherever prevented.
After sh0above lookout for the operas
tbft promise treat.
Five noisy fellows from tho gods in
the gallery were houscsd last night.
This shameful noise should DO stoppsd.
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Felton's Graham fiour IL suc.

roitons OfahAm hour 10 1ne.
Try our 400 teas. .. o. wnLLpR a
Co., corner OF HARDWOOD and Elm.
The latest styles ofladies', rents and
chilersn'e shoes 1t the 4. HunstaSle
boot and Shoe factory, 7S2 Elm street.
Couer Do Lion Lodge No. 8, Kuiehts
OF Pythias, telesrsphed 100 last night
to the sufFerers q Galveston, ana viii
send mere In afsw days.
Messrs. Oliver 4 0rieRs are in r.
ceirt Of . letter from Colonel George
esaley thanking them for 4 eentribu.
lisn Of 10 toward aiding the suifsrine
poor Of Galveston.
We take pleasure In calling attention
70 the house Of Mn, =. 0hesnut, No,
ol2 !lm stfeet, dealer IN millinery
goode ano notions. This 10 one Of the
oldest hoases 10 eur city, havipS
opened here Ia lo7S. Great credit Il
due ehe psopsl2treoo fof The skillful
uaneae3sql o. ~ t0alness, which
ho9 olevn fFom 01011 6oIlnnlss % s.
- q ~ lf5r1ee A ~ 6|lys n1mbcr.
s. ! IS !: s|i' i! s:
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LADIES desiring PERFECT FITTING Shoes ask !, \
For HOugh FOrds Rochester N. Y make Prize MeilN
gon; Winfield i. Austin, Washington
Territory, at Olympia, Washington
Territory.

gon; Winfield J.. Austin, Washington
Territory, at Olympia, Washington
Territory.
TO be receivers of public monies
Lawrence Lanne, Minnesota, at FERGUS
Falls; John r. Clubhouse, oregon, at
Laerandc; James Brown, New Maxi.
90. at Los Cruces, New Mexico.
To bs Indian agents-Charlea Nc
Chestney, Dakota, az Cheyenne River
agency; Pst0r Roman, Montana, NJ
Flathend sgoncy.
Tke following were appointed United
States conaular agents. Augusius NJ.
Berred, Tpxpar, Mexico; Beniamin G.
Eranklin, Of Missouri, Hsnkow,
China; William T.. Hugar, OF Lnuisi-
ana, at San Jose, Costa Rico
Schin Tung Lpisun, inlel rreter TO ths
conaulate Of the United States at
Chin Krong, China; william 3. Hor-
bert, OF Delaware, TO "a marshal OF the
consular court of the United States ut
kanagewe, Japan.
To be registers Of land ofllces-Ear-
nest Hsrsn, of Wisconsin, at Eau
Claire, Wiscorsin; =. Il. Tbnyer, of
Wisconsin, at Wanser, wisconsin.
To bs receiver OF public moneys
Eau, Claire, Wiscontin, Sylvester B.
Kepler.
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A Bear Story.

Joe Polser has stsme boar q. his
residence In East Dallas. This bsar 10
OF hSge proportions, and no Is kept In
q Gage to keep him from wandering
on ana hukGinx little childron mud
frightening old ladies'. Yesterday
morning Hruin escaped from his cage,
and, backing hiHsslf into corner, de.
ned the assembled dogs Of tho entire
city OF East Dallss; the ours velped,
but Brain held his ground. He was
nnally captured by means OF n rope.
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MONEY TO LOAN
For long time at reasonable ratos.
For particulars, call on or address
y. D. WATKINS L. NJ. CO.,
Dallas. Teras
ssPPLna9EHrARY nARxrrs.



Nnw OEtnANs, New. lo.-Flour dull,
choice, l.te; fancy, as; extra fancy, 500 IA
ele; Minnesota winter wheat patents, ga
Corn dun and unsettled a, u 90.
Oete steady and In fair demand; choice
Isy n ar demand, primo ls.W TO 10 90,
HOG product steady with 2 fair demand,
Bufk meats--ehouldefs eos; long clear
2l9 ~; clear rib, h2k
s.c On a5s' long clear. SIS,
= Z : Choice susar.carcd canvassed
VIII quiet; western rsc,lnsd, 10;
,!SI; SEC, ; e 4 nlo oarsses common ,'
Sis: i!9:s, ordinary 10 good. OK to "
6sssSs SD 6ii prime crude. % to so,s
SIMMER yellQy, p 70 81
loston SeQ1 cake.s2l 10 2ik,..
Sugar oetlve and . shads higher Iouisi.
- open keetle, choice. S3-le; strictly
SlmA y prime. ~, god 70 fair 10 .uiIy
u, 10 to q & kood common 70 iair * %
e iCmScS u 2 ssUs aSS,s
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To Enforce the s-Hsnr Ln,z.

PiTrsBUHG, Nov. l6.--The Knights
OF Labor Of this city arc taking steps
toward the enforcement: OF the s-hour
law, and q mass meeting in the inter-
est OF tbs movement will be held here
shortly. Demand will not be made ON
employers, however, before next Nav.
Ihe principal point among the various
labor unions IL that OF pay. While a
reduction OF working hours 10 sought,
thcre IL a strong disposition TO prevent
any reduction ia wages.
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young aGi HiiudIs.Ars
a SURE CURE

ihs awful eGoct OF eay,v z.
brings organic weakness. ds.s,.
mind ard body, with all It's ssX9
fore the inevitable seanel. M
~ NON 9, ssts n, or paIpitaiion SSs|
Ttmidity, trembling, Toryons NIX
so MUCK TO BIZ FRARrn. WIKI v
Sadness OF Spirits, Ugiy l,nes ss
Ike 81 Social lAfs SnS Sross,sa
ohoiy. ''NVaN
MA1KIGo Den or ,hs. B.
"a tia: happy life, aware Of ps,.,,.
6i,iy. Exuitability OF thu Nervs'' ~ !.
,rregnl aritias, quickly assisted Z n \
MO- MiSGEA..s Used sa,..
loslng their health, and 49, W.
and money with those unskijSsuss'a, ' y
qualified to treat them, causins N n
ordera 70 the head, tAraat, nass ~,
lungs, stomach and bogels app W.
CURED, ''As
LET Nor FALSE NODasTY 4.
from callingRt once on y
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Alex Boyd, colorod, who skipped the
town some time ago on account OF q
$25 fine against him for engaging IN
the SPORT OF shooting crars, mado his
grand eI:fes intc Sheriff Smith's office
yesterday with n smile on his "phlzD
and tho amount OF ths Ano In his hand.
Ho apologi-ed for being Como 40 long,
bat remarked he had camo back To
stay and had renouncsd his sporting
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Tint Female In Male Attire,

Ills stated AZ a matter OF justice to
the polica that tho published state
meRt in other papers thst a woman In
mele attire was perambulsting the
streets Sunday night 10 erroneous
Tho at tention Of q HERALD reporter
was called to the person who was said
to be woman, and he recognized the
man NJ che one who wap arrested some
time ago at tho union depot on II tolo.
gram from Mckinney TO arrest 4
wsman In mems clothes. Only thl,
and nothing more.
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FUaHSsIas GOODS I'D HATS,

In this department we Gre continually
receiving all the latset styles and novel;
ties as they GENE out. Gu stock of hats
run from good dollar hat up to the fin
eft StetspD hist. In ecalfs end ties we
are showing everything hat ia nice ana
tasty from csc ,caif tOSe We handle
the very best shirt laundried) in nallas
for 81, finer grAdo Sl25 81 90 and Sc
in plsin white Or fancy perosles, open
front or back Gloves, hosiery and sus-
penders la endless variety at popular
prices, In underwear we are ahoS ing
everything that IL pice and comfortable
from 81 q suit to tho fissst grades IN Can
tan flannel white or red shaker flapnels,
fancy striped knit, plain and fancy cas-
sinners. in iisht, medium and heavy
weights Cur stock of fancy cassirere
and blue flannel sbirta IL one of the main
features in this department. as we have
just received n large inv dice Of some of
rho abandonment styles new that we
have exer ssSn; In now shaded plated
b0soms. ut prices rangng from SI.50 TO
SIS This Is agood time for GU to get q
knit jacket, and we got them all 60 ors
and sizes, single and double brsaste0,
plain and fancy. Collars ana cuffs lead
Ing brands ann styles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17

COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS !
MEMS IND YOUTHS lVEhcQAlS.

In this department, s'as in everything
pertaining to clothing" We are way
ahead-we mean for low prices, variety,
styles, workmanship, materials, etc No
other house can sell you sn overcoat for
yourself or boys that will IN any way,
shspe or form compare with ours, TAX
ing tho prices into consideration. Wo
show you three styles of overcoats in a
good, substantial coat for So where other
houses show one style, and that coat
far inferior TO ours, We offer as special
bargains our So, $40, s1a.5O and s15
overcoats. These goods are In too many
different styles, colors aud shapes to
enumerate, hut come and SEQ them for
yourself. For sIs, $50, Ss?.5 and sa5
you can get from us 'sperfect gems" all
styles of mako and colors In chinchillas,
beavers, English kersys and Motions,
lined with satin; but our s2T 80 and 80
orercoats beat them 81 for style, best
material and finish, and for us to sing
their praises nigh seem too exalted, so
we would rather on would call and see
them for yourself, and then yau would
DO more ablo to intelllRently give your
vsrdict. whore you can buy the best and
cheapest overcoat FER the money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
Presidential Avpelstmes,s.

wAsHrHsrss. Nov. is.-Tns presi-
don't maas he following sppslntnsnss
to-days william D. Bloshsm, TallA-
hsssey 70 be surveyur-gsnorAl Of Flor
ida, vice James r. HoClSiian. r.
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