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New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

owes to the men who would make short work OF
private ownersbip-owcs In return for the restrlc-
ton it places upon their liberty of action. "1he
philosophy of Robin Hood or even Jack Sheppard"
saws this grave journal. ~has rarely been more
neatly formulated than in this felicitous sentence
That i, what we have come to. The most serious
iournal in England can find nobody but free
booter and highway robber to whom TO likcn one
of Her Maiestys Ministers Were 1t not that the
language was the language OF Cabinet Minister
II wouId be "auite unworthy of criticism 1t
believes. however, that Mr.. Chamberlain is not
going to commit political suicide by joining the
movement for the naturalization of land" He has
never tried to better the condition of the working
classes by securing them larger share of the
produce of their industry. His clap-trap about
national rights means nothing Why, then does he
use itY There are but two answers-either he has
such n contempt for the classes he has helped 10
enfranchse that he imagines the best way to their
syrnpathes lies in covert appeals to their cupdity
conveyed ia the jargon of a bad phi!osophy'-or
he hopes by such talk to catch the votes OF the lana
nationalizers. Whichever 1t be. his language raises
wild hopes, lowers the standard OF public lie' Is
dstasteful to his colleagues. damages his reputa-
tion and increases the alienation OF his more SOBER
minded supporters
Sucb in substance. is tho Judgment of The Ecoao-
mist on Mr. Chamberlain. He might affect to care
little for it werc this journal an organ OF the land
owners whom he means to despoil But it is the
organ-so far as it is organ at all-of just those
powerful commercial classes to which Mr.. Chamber
LAIN belongs by birth and occupation, and which he
probably respects as much as he respects anything
or anybody. He is condemned in the house OF his
own friends. Nor is the revised statement OF his
views which he put forth yesterday at Ipswich
likely to improve his position with those who see
what it is he really means, and how lightly he mas
adont.d o,inions destructive to tho fabric of
modern society. u W. O.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

A melodrama was being performed in pro-
vncal city and the closing ac to wness the death
The end approached when the lover said IL for.
gotten the vial" XII! me with pistol Or dasger
y, for the audience is inpatient" she exclaimed An
Inspiration seized him. and as she turned he esvs nsf
hand OF the pOisoner" Vas an effective climax-lBuf
falo Express.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08

John Ruskin's latest edlct is against sewing
pair Of nachlnesewe trousers t-lPaisdslpaia CsiL
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Doctors Ccrtidcste-Cance skin Dis.
ease and Rheumatism,

Several years ago n cancerous ulcer mad
It's appentan 1eion nay chin Three years
ago 10 elQug1ed out, but last spring re-
turned. SGoQ after the cancer appeared,
my sain became diseasea-anT slight
wound or bruiSc would infame, spread
ana make Nm ugly snrc. Rough places and
heavy b!acI, scales formed on my hands
and inc+. Last October | wns attacked
WIFI Iheumhtism in my ieet, apsles, kuecs
anu hipa, Witch became 20 still, swollen
ana sore aud the muscles so contracted
that " Was iMpOsSihi5 FOR me 10 Slraighiea
myself, IN tAis ternbl" condition, no
medicine gave meany relef-my appetite
ana strength failed, aud / became com
pletcly hopeless, In TIL, almost hopeless
condition, | determined to try GUIVE's
PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER / procured q
supply and began The Use of II. / used it
about one month, aud 80 much improved
that began 30 walk apDut with the aid OF
ctutches. The cancer on ms chin entirely
disappeared. The black heavy scales that
mao formed on nv ace and hands fell OF,
ana my SKIN became clear, sroOm and
healthy. ! would also state thar for seya-
raj years have used this medicine In my
practice In the Treatment OF glana Ular aud
"REMINISCENCES, and have never known IL
10 lulto cure any cnse whore Il has been
used ascending 10 directions I do. there
lore most cheerful Y ronomm nd 10 to all
who mny be AFFLICTED with any of the dis.
cases Tor which Il 3 prescribed
j. l., STEPHENSON, NJ. D.,
Griffin, Ga.
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For RENT.


NON kENl--A TwO-SIOkl DWELL
II ing house, with eieht rooms, kitchen,
cellar, large hall and three galleries, wood
Shed. carriage house. and stable for two
horses and COW; large yard and garden
with fruit trees; eiStern and good well OF
water. The owner win leave about the LIST
OF November, and desires 10 lease the
above house for one year. Also, one dwell.
Ing house, Just built, four rooms and
kitchen, hall and two galleries, with good
well ofwater. hese two houses are on
Greenwood, opposite Bishop CARROTS,
East Dalls. Apply an the premises, or
20 LAND "a Iruoaf' SON, Real Estate n "a
Rental gents, 100 sycamore street. II
NOR RENT-ONE GROOM HOUSE, -
II William street; one of 5 rooms, No, Oi
swiss avenue; one Of 4 rooms on Pavilion
street; one OF rooms on castor avenue
one offs rooma on Park street; one OF y
rooms on Live Oak street. CRUTcuER &
CRuTcHER, 7Oi Main, corner Poydras, /;
IL OR RENT = TWO FURNI .AED
y rooms Tor rent at 1863 Main sGfeet, three
blocks above Union depot. II
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Tho st. Lauis = sam Frrnclaco.

NBw YORK, Oct. T.-ISpeolal. Tho
st. Louis u San Francisco has sold 10
o syndicate 3l,9S9,0O0 OF its general
mortgage bonds which are first
mortgage on the St. Louis extension
OF Terminals, and also of the Faye.te-
vile extension. This transaction very
materially strengthened the compa-
ny's financial condition, Vhe endeav-
or OF tho Huntington interests to have
reversed the decision OF tho kentucky
court of appeals, that the roads should
pay certain taxos and assessments,
which they claim are illegal, has come
up in the United States supreme court
and friends of the roads are hopeful OF
o favorable decision.
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The Gould party.

FORT Scorr, Kan, Oct. l5.--The Jay
Gould party, composed of Jay Gould,
George j. Gould, Russell Sage, General
Solicitor John c. Brown, II. NJ. Hoxle,
CD. Warner, A. l.. Hopkins, Captain
Shackiotd Captain OF G0uld'a yacht,
J. w. Miller, j. H. DowlSnd, i. Ii.
CALI and j. ii. Richards, arc
stopping az Reece, Kansas, TO-
night. Thoy will arrive here at 0
O'Clock 10 morrow morning. a portion
of the party passed through hero this
evening for Navada, Missouri, but viii
return tomorrow morning TO this
point and moot tho other party. The
directors meeting of tho 81. Louis,
Fort Scotia Wichita, which was 10
have taken place in this city to-mor-
row, has been deferred until next
Tuesday, when il IL presumed thore
will be full attendance. The Gould
party are viewing this section, 1t ia
oonjeotured, for the purpose OF extend
ing this line so as to have direct trans
p0rtati0n from both Colorado and
Texas to 81. Louis. From this point
the party win go TO Deuison, Texas, by
tho way OF Parsons.
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SHERMAN, Oct. T.--[Special. l-Sher-
man IL going to have the Marshall IL
Northwestern railroad, sure. Last
evening A. G. Hall, as president OF the
Board OF Trade, received a PROPOSE
ton by locter from Mr., Scott, who is q
large stakeholder and advisor Of Mr..
Heartsell, the vice-pTesideut of ths
road. Immediately upon the receipt
of the letter from Mr.. Scott MIR. Hall
called q meeting OF too subcommittee,
whihc met at the Merchants and
Planters bank last evening, when it
was decided to hold tho company to
its original proposition, which we
could either accept or reject. Mr..
Scott stated in his letter that
the company HAD not author
lied HIM to make any prop
osition, bnt that no was satisiied
it would be oil right with them. MIR.
Hearlsell said distinctly, when they
were leaving here, that he would come
back and make us proposition before
committing himself elsewhere. twill
pay the road TO deaf fair with Sher-
man, as she Ii able to build the entire
road unalded, aud is able to, and will
pay more toward getting il Than any
two towns in North Texas combined.
The citizens are thoroughly In earnest
and mean To do just what they say
and they oannot afford 90 triie with
MS on such al important matter. They
will probably got some answer to theiI
telegram OF last evening, which Il
awaited with considerable impatienco
LATER-Colonel Hall IL Just In re-
ceipt OF Telegram from Messrs
Heartsell and Scott saying they will
DO here ia the morning aud will be
prepared to come 10 Some definite un.
Outstanding in regard 10 The Marshall
~ Northwestern railway, and II they
make any proposition Within reason
Sherman viii have the road beyond d
doubt.
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RAILWAY RACKET.
REoRoANIzlNe THE T. g. ST. |.
all the Standardization and
the Marshall & Northwestern.
The Gould Party en- Route
to Nevada. Missouri.
Rsorsaniratlon of The Texas n St. LOU

Reorganization of the Texas N st. Louis
ST. LOUIS, Oct. H.-Ispeeial.l Is. W.
Fordyce, receiver OF the Texas Il st.
Louis, has gone sonth. Tho reorgsni-
zation plan has been signed by nearly
all OF the stockholders and the mo-
ment the courts permit it the comps-
ny will be reorgsuizsd. The masters
report in tho supplemental bill of the
Central Trust company against tbs
Texas IL ST. Louis Railway company,
was confirmed to-day ia the
United States cirouis court. The
master recommends that an
interlooutory decree oftoroclosure be
entered in respect to the frs. mort.
gage by reason OF non.paymoat o;
principal or interest. The court has
ordered the master to report o. once
upon the outstanding bonds, coupons
and certificates.
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.Exxq,s'X, emma.

Eor iba b.negt of .uf,ering humanity.
ard IN heari r.lt -rntin,ie bttbo wnnderf,il
res,0. 7 l"aI,, n onjl, NV di1tv To give mia
uns,,}cited tostimouy In foyor n Swjft,s
Sneciflc M ste has htcn initiated win
heredit1rv i.cyarne ,,r sait Rhst,,n nom
her iTtan,,v m iss ie,.rsaeed in intensitv
win carh sufeeedi,n .nrinT M beinS
so,neyghar ssNied Ia rnhdicine myself 7
tried eysrv remedy could tninS of for
yea re- .f,rse b,,tlia rnutbf~Ci Win rverv
fnrfn az pot..s.itn "a "a hnndt.gs of oiher
re,ne,Iiss In i',ns AVA ,fi n ySsbes n
eyerv knew ,tu2 urtho,' az AVE on1v
terniyo' t.vrcI,C unrirr the ,,,rln~or iSSl
her iow,r rsfr,1m tles bre.,nlo 20 inilamed
and Sore ih',, sIe Mas obIierI +, aren them
constantly ru,,f-,. with N rovl.r,nr Of ',Eu .
ler,s esrtf ,, rliy,d I'll INA ~ .or. d ia drv
ON Anon, 1rn-rtbin5-. she VAS nfllicted
curr;pg rsyuin,ty eyprc sevcn inv. some.
times nn'l0y,i NV M in,eruilteut fever
fnr yysoEsa.n .inIg sntha, bar titn bnco,ne
n bnr1en to Scr -'''
ThIssprt.g ,ieteru. lived sDe shnu Il take
: ana =, Gir,,, i {nrs
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FRANK wHEAT, 40
1907 Elm street, DdlA
.lytrnct f,nm rlnnnelal Rsf

Extract from FinanclalR''o'
'Tho Texas Benevolent Assocli
Quoted upon strictly business pm!
much SO as any banking SYSTEM
bodg ing the assessment feature
mortuary fund-demonstrstinV
equitable one-combines IN Us
workings all the advantasa'o'nr1
operation. Tic interest OF ne
ship and management arc n'5
reciprocal. II Is not easy 10 ccn'
any nearer approach to poflsfpe
system OF securing safe and q
provision FOR loved ones oanmds
THE best clerical help TO cenn.
In tho homo Office. which 81
systema.lzed management ~
Is conducted with n clearnesma
that leaves nothing lobe ceslle''
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the office OF the Dallas 4 Northwest
err road, and began the work Of reor-
ganizinR the company. A lot Of rou-
tine business was transacted, ana the
following new directory was elected,
VIZ: A. Sanger, f. G. Childs, l.. A.
Pres, j. +. Henderson, w. !. Kelor,
A. Davis, ]. t. Elliott, Vt.
l. Marsalis and ]. L. Schneider.
\ batch of correspondence from
Eastern capitalists, relative 10 pur-
chasing the road, was submitted and
discussed. The directory adjourned
to meet again Monday when the or
ganizatioa will be perfected.
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NoTiCE 10 LAND oWSERs~oUR
~ Mr.. j T.. Land, who has been app
pointed q commissioner TO the American
Exposition, to be held IN London, Eng.
land, May, 1876, Is preparing pamphlet
on agricultural and meteorological adj
vantagss of Texas. We propose to cifcu-
late 25,O00 copies OF, this work In Europe,
and we want land in every county in the
State TO offer for sale Send us n full des-
crlptiou OF what you have for sale so that
we may enter Ii up, Mr.. Land will add as
an appendix TO his work cur list OF lands,
and we want 1t 10 he as large as possible
LAND IL THO aPsoN, lC9 sycamore street,
Dallas, Texas. octll-dtf-wlt.
NOTICE TO TKAVELERS-lF YOU GO
~ In Cieburnc, stop az the GAIT HOUSE;
aewly furnished; 80 steps from the railroad
depo splendid table; II and 81 80, ac'
CoTding TO rooms. sepS'6m
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ROSS IN rHll REAR.

You are allowed " nee trial Of 80
days of The pso Of Or. Dyes Celebrated
Volt0ic Belt with Electrical Suspense
ry appliances, for the speedy reliei and
permanent cure OF Nervous De-
bilityi L0ss Of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many othor diseases. Complete
res toration 20 health, vlgor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred,
Illustrated pamphlet with full ipfor-
nation, torms, ETC., mailed FREQ hy adj.
dressing Volta!c Bolt company, Mar
shall, MICHIGAN.
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There arc scores OF persons who are
euilering from como form OF blood dis-
ordor or skin disease, such IA sorol-
ula, boils, etc., otc. After practical
test w. ii. Howell " Bros, dtugglsts,
assert that Acker's Rlood Elixir will
certainly cure I'LL such disease, in
cluding syphilis and rheumatism. It
IL not patent nos,rum, but y scion-
uiio preparation. They guarantee &c.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN HAT
letters of administration on the estate Of
j w. stevenson and Percilla Stevenson
wee granted 10 me by the honorable
county court of Dallas county, Texas,
and that al persons holding claims
against said estate are required 10 present
law, My residence and postollice address
is No, ll3i Main street, Dallas, Texas.
= W. LlHSKfE,
Administrator Of the estate Of j. w. and
percilia Stevenson.
DALLAS. TEXAS, September 80, 1855.
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INSURANCE.

nFFICE OF INSURANOE,S STATISTICS
Oand History, Austin, Texas, October 8,
lSS5.--To all whom it may concern:
This is TO certify, That the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company of California, has
In all respects fully compiled with the
doing business in this state, and that said
company holds certificate of authority
from this Office emitting it TO do business in
this State for thTc months from the LIST
day Of October, 1885, 10 the Slst day OF De-
celnber, 1855. Given under my hand and
seal, al Office, In Austin. the day and date
first above written. ~ II BEE,
Commissioner.
PARKS 81 EARLY, General agents.
Dallas. Texas
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A Meeting Mt Paris.

PARIS, Oct. 17.-ISpeeial.l-A COM
mittee OF our most prominent citizens
are In conference with the Marshall a.
Northwestern railroad officials. A
proposition has been made our people,
and the mayor will call . mesting at
the court house tonight to consider
ans adopt. This people are very much
enthused upon the subject.
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After thorough test w. II.
Howell & Bros, druggist, most post
lively asaert that Ackol's English
Remedy IL tho best medicine for
asthma, Group, coughs, whooping
cough, and oil lung troublea, that can
20 found. Ask Thorn about 1t, for they
fully guarantee Il.
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thousands Of persons in this state
alone are yearly ruiuing their eyes by
wearing cheap spectaclos. BY tho use
OF Hawkes. Crystalized Lenses the
81 ght Is strengthened and vision i'm
proved. These celebrated glasses are
fitted 10 all conditions Of sight by Els.
enlohr Bros. u Schneider, druggists
and German opticians, Call and have
your eyes tested Tree.
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Fair Week Travel,

Tho Globo-Dsmscrat says tho total
number ofpersons crossing tho bridge
during fair week. including Sunday,
wasl 12o,bis. OF this number CASH
crossed by rail on the lower railway.
1851 crossed by omnibus on the uppsr
roadway and 47,0i8 foot passengers on
the upper roadway. During the week
O.lO0 vehicles crossed the bridge. Those
crossing by rail wero carried by me
following roads: Chicago 4 Alton.
ll,6lb; Ohio Il Nississippi, 8,el0; Van.
diliA Line, o,675; Caro- Short Line, 4,22;
fndianapoiis 4 St Louis, l,0Si
Wsbasb, 1859, Louisville q Nashville
6,boe, Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy,
1.065, Illinois q Sc Louis, l,4l3. Total
fnr ibs6, CASH.. In 1884 thore wero "a
~ passengers carried BY the roads
S - ;sss d d ys,a fair wssk-s decrease
e 0tsnsrsi SSggass Agent ". n.
e(ooL Of The Union Depot, gave che
SIIowing Statemeut Of The Number Of
TlSSos q baeHAge handled q the Union
00D0 during 4Ale Weoki Number d
- xSs.cl &C., g ellI lprwsrae1 q,
Is -
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Floating Morgsn's Louisiana Is Texas
Bondg--The Earnings OF the Company


New YORK, Oct. E-lSpecial.j--
About 81 100000 6 per cent. bonds of
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad
and Steamship company are TO be
floated here at lO3]S, tho market price
being lO5]s. The company earned In
the first seven months of the year
sels,OoO net, or sals,0OO over and above
the fixed charges. A majority of tho
holders Of the first mortgagosbonds
having signed aplan for the adjustment
OF interest, 1t has now become effect
I've, and coupons can now be depos-
tied with tho trustee Of the mortgage.
The first payment will DO made on or
after the Goth instant.
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Personal.

Mr.. Horny q. Fike, of the Missouri
Pacific, arrived IN the city last night.
Mr.. Cooper Mott, travelling audtor cf
tho Texas Il Pacific, is in the rity.
l.. A. Fuller, general superintendent
OF iho Pacific Express company, Is in
the CITY.
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Probable Improvements for the Rich.
mend y Danville

NEW YoRx, Oct. l7.-[Special. l.
George 8. Scott and other prominent
capitalists interested In tho Richmond
& Danville railroad and other Southern
properties, have gone on a tour Of in.
spsction over the road. 1t Is expected
that tho result will DO an active do
velopmsnt Of the resources Of tho road,
with view 70 an increase Ia Its Darn.
iugu capacity,
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MARRIAGE: C1iIi|

SoU H@SesS Fine plsss
Elegant cloth and gilt binding, seaisIs
IN money or postage stamps. Over IN l.
tui pen pictures, showing who m Az Nv Y
not, why, Proper ageto marry Wbons.
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical d...a
should marry. How life and hann; 800
Increased. Those married or abpr .', J. !
should read it: of interest and vsi.s
thinking man and woman. ponrlsa' y!
paper cover. 2Se. Address Oh. WHIT;
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ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE Sm
y acres OF land in Young county, 2
milos southeasl of Gmham; also, l,o01
acres Ina B1sque county. 10 miles northwest
Oi Meridian; tue very best Of land; Will
s'll chqap, on easy terms, or eE hange 10 r
fam IN Dallas coU'ty, Dallas city Prov
erly or vendors lion notes Apply to
SIMPSON 6 iUFFMAN, IA Elm street,
patiS-rt
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A complete line of school shoes for
boys and girls, from the best factories
at prices TO suit the times OF Icon
Kghn's,
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$3.50 will get q ladies' genuine Cuk
Kid, hand-turn.button boots, at Leon
Kahn's.
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Our ladies footwear department ia
the most complete In tho aity, our
stock IL completely graded, from a
good low.priced article, TO the bost In
the land. We handle goods for all
classes, our prices are made 20 suit tho
masses, at Leon Kahn 9.
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$3.50 will got you genuine mons
hand:.sewed cali shoe, In button, lace
or gaiter. The easiest, best and cheap
est shoe in the land for II money, at
Leon Kahn,a. -"
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a P0Sitive Written Guar,,

given In every cuRARLE CASE ;vher. .s.
lists i frankly stated. Complete svm, oOss
enabling you to properly state your P' csaa
Blood Impurities and Blood p ps'
Hsrcuriai and other affections n =.
Skin and Zones. Bio,chss. EruO,a,'
Sores and Ulcers, Painful S~.s3
from whatever cause, posiliyely . ssss
driven from the system, by means Of s ~
TESTED REMEDIES. STIFF and swo,,
and RHEUMATISM, the result Of NH
positively cured. No poisonous ', S'sN
Cafdrrh, Throat, Nose, Luno 1sy
Constitutional ard Acau,ssetH ~.
nesses of both sexes, treated ~
Age and experience are imnossss
prored good remedies of all agei ana =
are s used, and knowing what to give, no
Der of cases applying, the CHARGES a,I W., IS.
often lower than is demanded bv oths- *
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oetting Ready to Build a Dcpot

ATLANTA, Oct. l7.-lSpecial. 1.-The
ground is being cleared up for the
depot for the Atlanta d Mt. Pleasant
railroad.
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
fino hats, / will now sell tho balance of
stock regardless Of price. I need and
must have the room for a large stook
OF shoes. Call soon, and save monov
before the stock Is broken up, at Leon
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Personal.

~ NEW HIDING MOTTO and Christmas
10 Hidden Name Cards or 50 Uhromos, l0c
q WITBEOR. Nassau, N. Y.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
TaaS / Pacific n.R.
TIRE ogEAT POPULAR ROUTE
s:jGE.l TIE FAST AND THE PEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AID ALL POINTS IL
LOUISIANA,
NEW siEXICO,
ArsgFNp.A oua

CAltFO oElA.
Favorlto line 10 tho North, East and
SoutheAst, PullmGn Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between 81, Louis aud Dallas, Fort
Wori,, ~ Paso and Fan francisco, Dallas
ehd N16 JHe1As without change. Pull.
man sleepcre For. Worth and Dallle 10
New Orleans Without change.
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LOST.

Y osr-ARoMAN MOSAIC BkACaLEr,
IL with Roma In raised gold letters. The
Under Will be rewarded by returning IL to
MRS. III. ARBUCKLE, No. 0 Cochran street.
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Our stock Of boots and shoes of gents,
iadios', misses, and boys thiidren's
all wear, IL now com
plote. We have tho best aad
largest stock ever exhibited In Dallas
aud ~ lower prices, than good Gus
som.made ever sold here heretofore.
yau Of the old reliable shoe house of
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nor SALE'-SMALL HOUSE ON pOR
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VIII you sut!er with dyspspsis and
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