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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Funeral of General Grant

At a meeting Of the joint committee
of the city council, citizens OF Dallas
and members OF tho Grand Army OF
The Republic last evening, the follow
ing proceedings were had: Colonel
w. ID. Wylie was unanimously cleo
ted chairman. He stated that the
committees had mot in pursuance to
call to make arrangements for proper
memorial services OH the death and
burial of General u. S. Grant.
The following are the members Of
said committees, who were present.
w. d. Wylie, DR.. Ball, d. Cooper, w.
It. Cottman, Leopold Bohney, C0lono;
Turner, of the Grad Army Of tho Re
public, and Messr9. Peterman and
Rauch, of the city council, and COlo-
mel j. Il. Elliott, DR.. A. A. Johnson,
Major John Henry Brown and Jetl
Word, Of citizens.
On motion OF DR., Bell the chairman
appointed committee composed of
DR., Bell aud $. Peterman TO secure the
use Of the Tabernacle church for Sat.
urday, AugustS.
General Lewis WAS unani mOuBly
chosen orator OF tho day.
Tho chair appointed Messrs. Dr.. A.
A, johnson, DR.. Bell and Mr.. Cottman
= committee to notify General Lewis
Of his election.
The chair then oH motion appointed
Messrs. J. f. Elliott, Colonel Turner,
y. Poterman, DR.. Bell and Leopold Bob
neey, as Il committee on decoration,
who were instructed to invite the la
dies OF the city to assist in the proper
decoration of the church, Mayor
Brown eX-oiiiciO chairman.
On motion of Mayor Brown, all tho
ministers OF the city were invited 10
BIO present aud participate in tho core.
moniee.
On motion the chair appointed the
following named gontlemon rs q com
mitt9o on programme:
Colonel j. l.. Elliott, Colonel Turner,
$. Peterman, DR.. Bell, l.. Bohney,
Major Brown sX.oilicio chairman.
They were instructed to perfect pro-
gramme, and tho same be published
by them &c earliest moment.
On motion the chair appointed a
committee composed as follows: Col
onol j. Il. Elliott, DR.. A. A John
son, DR.. Bell, Jacob Rauch, w. r..
Cottman, Colonel W. d. Wylib and s..
Poterman, 20 draft suitable resolutions
Of respect and condolence.
Mr.. z, W. Liuskio rendered the use
OF his hoars6 and basket, If desired,
to bO used in the procession.
The folloNinE resolution, offered by
Colonel Elliott, was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That all civil, military and
other organizations and tho citizens
and especially eX-Confed-
crate Veterans uniformed II possible),
DO aud they are hereby invited 10 at
tend tho procession TO start from the
city hall 80 designated hour.
On motion tho committee adjourned,
subject TO tho call of the chairman.
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ing Grove; A S Gill, Burleson; L $
Spiyss, Dresden; A Tillmau, Deni-
son; John w Stevens, Hillshoro; A w
Parkham, Hin county; j It Byrone,
Bowie; II Crevens, Gainesville; S NJ
Fulkerm, Midlothian; WsU Powers;
Dallas; Frank Hills, Topeka, Kansas
ii w Leeper, Corsicana; James Muir
ply and wife, ST. Louis; J Gaufinkle,
J Friedman, W I'll Rogers, Chicago;
s N Farris, Lsmpases; w Il Jones,
Dallas; p II Freeman, Waxahschia
A ] Sandridge, Tyler; @ NJ Bivens and
daughter, Terrell; G. w Mason, Go,
shen; Eugene SILL, Kemp; William Ii
Allen, Terrell; J p Newsom, McKin-
ney; A Jackson, Plano; w Rut-
ledge, Cleburne; K III Burnes, Gal
weston; j l. Loveioy, st. Louis; G +
Hin, Paducsh, Kentucky; Miss h
Hovey, Richardson; H @ Smith, Nc
Kinney; G G Mountcastle, Mckinney
p Wilson, Texas; r + Mason, Kauf
man; II 9 Overaker, Plano.
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The residents OF East Dallas have
ever been progressive. That portion
OF the city has exhibited an enterprise
that is remarkable when the erection
of substantial business buildings and
attractive residences arc taken into
confederation. Yet the reporter would
timidly offer o suggestion. Tho side.
walks are not ~ they should be, End
the sewerage system IL bad. That
portion of our community Is peculiarly
favored by natural drainage and
other behosts not enjoyed down town,
and proper thought during the
heated weather should direct atten.
ton to sanitary ordinance, Al
present the cutters are not Clearly aud
have an awkward grade. Stale
water, oftimes, after shower, stands
In low places. The effects are not Of n
healthy character. These hints
are thrown out as a suggestion aud
somebody will be sick in the locality
mentioned If remedy " not pro-
yidod,
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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 of SS tits
specific. Ny wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. 1t has increased in intensity
with each succeeding spring, and hein
somewhat skilled in medicine myself |
tried every remedy | could think of for
years-Sarsaparilla combined with every
form OF PotassiH, and hundreds of other
feInedleSi lotions and alkali washes of
every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief During the spring of 1884
her lower eXtremltles became so in1amed
and sore that she was Obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering Of "Ful-
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 life became
q burden TO her.
This spring determined she should take
y. $. Sand following strictly the directions
in regard to dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taxing the first
large bottle the disease seemed to increase;
the burning, Itching and Inflammation be {.
came unGelrablc. She, however, pcrSeyered
in the use OF the medicine. After taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
TO subside. After the third bottle the in.
Illumination disappeared, ANA sore spots
dried upaud TUNED white and scaly, an1
finally she brushed them Off in an jmpalpa-
bic white wderresembling pure salt she
IL now taking the sixth bottle, three table
spCOniulS four times daily Every appear
ance Of the disease has gone, and her 'nesh
is becoming soft, white and smooth again;
and what is more, her periodical headaches
have disapp AIRED ana she Is now, at So
years Of age, enjoying the only good health
she has known Tor upwards of 10 years. No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF S S. 8 IS worth q thOus-
and times its weight In gOla.
any further Information concerning her
case will be cheerfuily given by herself ut
her residence, l35 Mullct street, or by me
JOHN i. BRADLEY, A GriswOld 81.
Detroit, Mich, May l6. 1885.
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Onr Pronh Siator

The city council Of East Dallas mot
in regular session on the first day Of
the month, with full board in attend
ance. Business Of importance was
transacted. THE HERALD can only
furnish detail from tho data 1T its
command:
Mr.. IL. n. Haskell was appointed as
a standing committee OF one 10 soc
TO MI immediate repairs TO DO uone on
streets and bridges. A notice will bo
posted ut the Elm street bridge to fine
all persons who are detected driving
over said bridge faster than walk,
owing TO the immense travel over the
bridge. The pine flooring put down a
year ago Is nearly worn out and the
council has ordered Immediate action
TO DO taken TO have IL relaid with oak
timber. The council, by unanimous
vote, adopted caption No. IL Of tho re-
vised statutes In preference OF the
past charter and the town will her0af-
ter DO known as the corporation of
East Dallas. This will give thom full
power TO open streets aud issue bonds
for building the tlno school already
projected.
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We call the attention of our readers
TO the list of coupons paid by the MU-
TUAL SELF-ENDowMENT & BHNEvo-
LENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA pub
lished elsewhere in our columns ofthis
Issue, showing the aggregate amount
paid to Its living members during the
month of July to be THIRTY-NINE
THOUSAND DOLLARS, less Sl1,700 an
dowment bills issued on same, and,
indeed, we might with proprietY say
that the endowment bills were cash
payment, as each bill has twelve as
sessment coupons attached, which are
receivable in payment for future as
sessments. In addition TO tho above
payments this association paid the fol-
lowing legsteos Of deceased members,
to-Wit:
Mrs. Mary Jane Fourquerean, Gle
burne, Texas ........, ,;......., ........ ,000
Mrs. Nancy Johnson, Glcnco, Oregon / 600
Mrs. II, l.. Smith, Augusts, Georgia q. 1000
Mrs Sarah j, Bennett, Welmar, Texas 1909
The benefits paid by the association
TO its living memberS and legatees of
its deceased members certainly show it
to be in healthy and prosperous con-
dition.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
JOHN NEWMAN IN A SORRY FIX,
East Dallas Spreading Out Metropoli-
tanly-Some Important Railroad
Rumorings-The Bad Side
walks-Other Items,
Charged with Embczzisment

John Newman, Il young man of some
Is summers, was taken IN charge as a
prisoner yesterday morning on the
charge OF cutting too largo a swath
with small esed soythe. He stood
charged with embezzling $ll3 from
Mr.. j. s. Dougherty, who keeps
feed store on the corner of
Hawkins and Live Oak streets while
acting as his collector. IL sppears
that on Saturday night the young man
took in Dallas by gaslight, which, to
his unsophisticated mind was very
pleasant, yet very Improbable, for uIi-
der the gRsllght the siren tempted him,
and, like many good young men, he
spent his employers money on n
creature paid salary by variety
theatre for that purpose. She, too,
was arrested and registered rs Carrie
Senton. She acknowledged that sho
had inveigled him out of $50 with
brazen ofirontry, yet claimed she did
not swindle him. The young man wns
arrested in his room, at the st. James
hotel, and made an effort, when he
realized his situation, to swallow 4
bottle of laudanum, but was prevented
by the officer, who knocked 1t out of
his hand. The case will be fully in.
Vestigated.
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IMPORTED HAIR BRUSHES,

To6th-brushss, Soaps. Extracts and
Coiogncs
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick u the lips are Opera Putis.


CITY COURT
City VS.. John Akard, theft; trans
ferred.
City VS.. John Kingston, intoxicated:
fined SO,
City vs., John Erwin, intoxicated;
fined So,
City VS.. N. barley intoxioated;
fined 50.
Cityvs, Eano Holden, intoxicated;
fined SO.
City vs.. Dan Courtney, intoxicated;
discharged because of sickness.
City w. Jim Fisk, intoxicated;
flnod SO.
City w. Henry Proyswing, intoxi-
Gated; fined 50.
City W.. n. w. Crowley, curslng and
awearlng; fined 80.
City vs.. J. l.. Floyd, interfering with
officer; discharged
City W.. George Davis, sbstruc.ing
sidewalk; fined So.
City VI. l.. b. Terrell, obslructlng
sidewalk; fined SO.
City W.. Jack Mitchell, refusing to
pay hack hire; fined 81,
City w, Molio BOOkmAu, vulgar and
o6scono language; discharged because
OF sickness.
City VS.. Joe Joseph, maintaining
nuisance; fined So.
Cityvs Dan Bonner, refusing to pay
hack hire; discharged, because no paid
tho bill,
City VS.. - Lawson, failing to pay
dog tax continued.
city W.. II. Well, refusing TO pay dog
tax; continued.
City W. Major Combs, Obstructing
street; discharged.
City VS.. DIR. Momand, obstructing
sidewalk; continued.
JUSTICE sChUuL,
John Jackson, disturbing the peace,
plea OF guilty and fnod 81 with costs.
COUNTY COURT.
The county court convened for the
August term and Is open for probate
orders. After the third week the
criminal docket will DO taken up and
jul matters disposed Of.
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hallway Conference

Local railway officials were plonu
ful around tho Merchants Exchange
yestslday. The directors of both the
Dallas u Northwestern and Texas
Trunk railways held sort of informal
meeting and communed together as TO
the proper steps 20 take in the interest
OF the commercial prosperity of Dali
las. II was rumored that the former
would submit n proposition TO tho
Missouri Pacific to lease their track
for ON unlimited time an far rs Denton,
and branch of from that point
in q northwesterly direction. The
Trunk directors discussed tho adyis-
ability, IL IL stated, OF NJ once extend
Ing the line 10 Athens and onward TO
the pine regions Of Eastern Texas.
Both being local enterprises, tho two
companies will work In harmony with
zach other. IL IL an assured fact that
the projectors are not only In earnest,
but arc moneyed men, and moan bust
ness.
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Railway uh,na,e.

Mr.. IL. NJ. Hoxlo, the third vice
president OF the Gould system OF rail-
ways; Mr.. w. Ii. Newman, general
freight manager OF the system for
Texas and Louisiana, and other OIL.
cials arc expected TO arrive
hero to-day, aud Is In rumored
that tho location of tho
Offices OF tho Gould system are TO 10
determined on, or rather considered.
Tho citizens arc wide awake 10 the
importance Of Dallas being made the
headquarters aud will no doHbt meet
tho railway company In such q spirit
oil hberality as to secure the Same.
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II you wish o roofing which is not
affected by extremes OF heat or cold,
which is adapted for both fiat and
steep roofs, which coats Less than shin
giles aud will out last tin or Iron, which
can he put on over an old single roof,
and which will stop all the leaks on
balconies or shed roofs, which is in use
IN every State in the union, and has
been twice tried, iiro.tested and found
perfect, ruy Eohret's Prepared Root
ing. SYDNEY SMITH,
Dallas, PeXas.
Manager Southwestern Department,
Ware rooms with Texas Storage Com
peny, East Dallas.
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what ia Corpu.clo .

One OF the smallest things ON earth.
II ~ little disc, oval In shape and not
the three-thousandth part or AN inch
In length. The corpuscles give TO tho
blood It's bright red color. This color
they owe to the iron that is in them.
Without iron your blood would be- 30
pale and thin a. 10 be OF no account,
lron onrlches IL and gives you vital
tty. The only roliablo preparation of
iron for n low state OF blood lie Browns
Iron Bltters, which doeg wonders for
the alling aud debilitated. Buy this
valuable tonic OF your druggist.
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council would some night take their
stand and observe how many pedes-
trans took 20 the streets for better
waking, tho walk would be put in
good condition. This is one of the
most popular thoroughfares in the city,
and that pedestrians should have to
take the street in preference to the
sidewalk is shame.
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cater several years Of intense suf.
foringRnd cOnlipement with u niger
ing female complaint, my vito mas
been cured by tho use OF DR.. broom.
COOLIES English Female Bittors."
Or. w. j. GIDEON,
Clarendon, Ark.
Heartburn, acid stomach aud sick
headache cured with one dose Of Bal.
ley's Saline Aperient.
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Sc. Louis Samina1 Y.
A Private select school of High Grade
tor Young Ladies'.

Situated 81 Jennings, the most beautiful
Of the suburbs OF st. Louis, on an elevation
in view of the city, one mile of the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. Tho place
IL beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful and homclilse; ench pu-
Pill iudividuaiZed. English, Classics
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal aud Instrumental and Art
Teachers of large experience. COmmOdl-
Gus, wen ventilated buildings. with beauu-
iul and ample grounds. Early application
oulywiil secure room. Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sept 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add 'ess the principal, b 2. BLEWETT, IL,
i. ID. Jennings, Mo
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mrs. CrQoms Select School VIII reopen
the first Monday in Sep.elr Der, assisted by
thoroughly quaiiheC teachers Languages,
bot modern and ancient, taught ~ usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
Peterborough musical training. Instruments
taught piauo, organ, guitar and 'iOlln.
Art Department in charge OF n good
teacher nc usual price Text books same
as used In pnbliC schools of the city Mrs.
Cr0om'B intuition is to be thorough and
practical and teach children such things as
they should practice when men and we
men. For lerms and other information
pertaining TO the school, either cali or add
dress MRS. ELIZA TRIGG GROOM,
kOCk College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Da'lEs, Texas
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Munnn CalHe..

An exchange says: "Nino-tonths of
tho unhappy marriages result from
human CALVES being allowed TO run at
largo in society pastures" Nine
tonths Of tho chroniO or lingering dis
cases OF to-day originate IN 'impurA
blood, liver complaint or billiousnoss,
resulting IN scrOiula, consumption,
(Which Ia but scroiula of the lungs)
sores, ulcers, skin diseases and kin
drod affections. Or. Piorce's "Goldsn
Medical Discovery" cures all those.
OF druEgists.
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Several parties have expressed de-
sire to leave for Virginia and Tennes-
see summer resorts, via Memphis &
Little Rock railway, on Wednesday,
August 5, instead Of Tuesday, the 4th.
TO accommodate al We viii leave
promptly at 8 .. m. Wednesday next.
A. i SNITH, Z. A ., 500.
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Transferred.

john Eghsrt, recently arrested upon
the charge Of thefG of box OF Hostel
ter's bitters from Crowdus Il Co.,
Wholesale druggists, was trans
forred from the city TO the county
court yesterday. He ia unquestlona-
bly, guilty, as no endeavOred to dis
pose OF the goods at Camp street sa-
loon.
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Thc .PoArlY snhatnncp

OF the teeth is brittle. SOZODONT,
composed exclusively OF hygionic veg.
otable elements, and containing no soil
vent, IL the only article, which, while
whitening the enamel, preserves It's
soundness.
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gryan street, ID alias.

This Institution, conducted by the Ur.
suliue ladies, is most desirably located.
The system OF education pursued is design,
ed to develop the mental, moral and physi-
cal powers of the pupils, ana to make
them useful women OF refined tasteg and
cultivated manners
TERMS IN ADVANCE
Board washing and tuitiou, including
Stationary, Drawing, FJenrh, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary infrm-
airy expenses, per session OF five
months ............................... ..$lO9
Music and use OF piano. 90. ............... 35
Entrance fee ,Only 4 + the FIRST year) zoe. S
Young ladies desiring 9dmittance into
the Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and Recommendations
For further paTticular., apply to the
MOTH .E SUPERIOR,
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Mrs. Myers . deserving lady hail
ing from Charleston, South Carolina,
died yesterday, on East st. Louis
street, of coDgestlve Chills. She is i'm
only moderate circumstances aud
leaves several little ones to be cared
for,
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\ The sidowalk on the south side OF
Main street, between Sycamore stree
and Ervsy street is in a dilspida
and dangerous condition. II the CITY
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4 New PAPER.

Mr.. +. p. Holland, OF tho Farm and
Rancho, published at Austin, is in tho
city. He has leased tho second floor Of
tho LeEllo building, which adjoius
east. A new engine and machinery
have been ordered and are now on the
way hore.
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To contraetos aud BuIidcr.

To Contractors aud Builders
1T you wish TO buy
q Prepared Roofing,
Roofing Pitch,
Paving Pitch,
Roofing Paints,
Roofing Felt,
z Sheathing Felt,
Straw Board Ceiliug Paper in quan.
titles 10 suit. and as cheap an Won can
get them delivered homo In car lots,
send your orders 10 sydney Smith,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department,
M. Echroi, Jr., a Co.
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Nourlshlng Nutriment for Nursinf

~ OthorA
Scientists end physicians universally
agree in ascribing the most healthful
tonic and nutritivs qualities Of all
grains 30 barley. This is one great
reason why DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHISKY is 80 exactly suited TO tho re-
quirements OF mothers at the critical
Llmo when their systems are extraor-
dinarily taxed to supply proper nour-
ishment for both themselves and their
offspring. II is absolutely free from
oil authorizations and impurity, and
the best doctors strongly recommend
it for the above purposes as the only
reliable and safe article to use.
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FEMALE Alchemy
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA,

ILLINOIS CONSERVATORY OF Music.
School of Fine Art Under one manage
ment, offering to pupisof each advantage
Of all. b. i. BuLLARD, A. NJ, Prlncipa
and superintendent, Jacksonville, III.
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Fsiray Sale Day,

Yesterday was estray sale day, and
thera was but little stock on the mar
k6t and slim attendance, which is
evidence that the farmers arc busily
engaged in working and garnoring
their prODg,
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nnllaa Academy

A graded school for boys and girls.
Frobel kindergarten. Established six
years. Next school year begins Sep
tembor Z, 1885. Send for catalogue,
1874 Jackson street, Dallas.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DALLAS, Texas, July, 1885.
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Horsford,s Acld Phosphat1,

IN CONSTIPATION.
DR.. j. N. Robinson, Medina, Ohio,
says: "In cases of indigestion, con.
sLipatiOn and nervous prostration its
results are happy"
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A Nnrd.

Notice ia hereby given that j. b.
Crow is no lsnger connected With the
Eureka Steam Laundry in any capac-
ity. Tho public Win take notice Of
this fact.
EUREKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
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RnIlNnv snIo posinoned

j. NJ. Mccormick, master in cham
Gerry for tho Texas d St. Louis railway,
left last evening for Tyler to postpone
the sale OF tho road, set for to day, for
30 days.
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Burnett's Cscoaine

WILL SAVE THE HAIR
And keep IL In u strong and healthy
condition, because it viii stimulate
the roots OF tho hair and restore the
natural action upon which the growth
depends.
Burnetrs FlRvorlng Extracts are
absolutely pure.
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NVNNAA NNghls
The county court convened for the
August term and is open for probate
orders. After the third week the
criminal docket will DO taken up and
iail matters disposed OF.
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Paints and Window GLASS.

II will pay you 10 get our prices be.
fore buying. We will sell you cheaper
than you can buy elsewhere in Dallas.
HAMILTON & You've, SO Elm street,
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Pure and unoolorod and guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea al 40
cents pound In one pound packages
ut Bouche's, 500 Main street,
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The Peoples Protest

"for dental trash, our hard.earnod cash
Too long wo'yo spent In vain.
But henceiorth won't, for SOLODONT
The teeth preservos-thata plain.