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How Far Can We sees


A di,cu sion is gong on among European
savants CONCERNING tn, distance at waici.
largo object Oh tie eartAis uriace may be
visible. Emil Ae;z, y mention, tina. b.
once saw, VITA so;ec .ii!irllty Keiz.rs pick,
in Sumatra, when distant 10 miles: AM hs
has also made on Ga; Mcrap., in Java.
when $50 miles away From the Piz Mlrsnn.
near Dissentis, L Hin has seen aons Blanc,
the intervening srac, nislSuriny aboat IL
miles j. Starkie Glrdncr states that Mont
Blanc Is visible from III, Pa Liugar1,
though distant about thren degree.
In Greenland Mr.. Whymper bchelI q
mountain from which he WIS separatHi by
10 mile; and from Marseiiiss ZicA SAW
Mount Cauigol al distanc5 Of ijs miles
The whole range of tt.s Swiss Alps has been
booked upon b. J. ilippI,ley whoa % miles
away, while Sr ". Jones has affirmed
that TIE Himalaya1 hsvs appeared to view
from tao graa. distance OK pa miles,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12
THE GREAT FAIR THIS YEAR.

\ will be seen from the following
from The Topeka Commonwealth, there
Is TO bcHo state fair at that place this
} car, and That consequently the great
Bismarck Fair viii have the whole
field:
eve are in receipt of the premium
list Of The Western National Fair As
ISOLATION Tor its sixth annual EXPOSE
ton. which takes place September 9TH
20 12ih. The list is exhaustive, good
premiums being offered for almost ev
cryihiug that naturally will be shown.
Is there is 10 other state fair this
wear. the one AT Bismarck will un-
doubleday be the largest ever held in
this state The grounds at Bismarck
are unsurpassed, east or west. The
show viii be large, and the people of
The state will make holiday of that
week iI september.
We hope that Sedgwick county will
lee well represented by large attend
arre at The great exposition.
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Why Maud $. Was Sold.


IN . ccnvcrs alton fsw days ago with
Foster Dewey, be tod me that William Il
Vanderbilt originally pail 81, cUJ for Maud
: r.T. Dewey held Z watch over Maud :.
at 3ir. hanlerbilt's reque-t soon after he
b,agh; her, and cati-d his epiuiIE OF her I,
IL: Vanderbilt il Earop-. Her time on
that coca on was PA, / think Dewey tel
e;rapLel Vanderbilt tnat La thought 4he
could bower the record to 2:i1 She has done
better WY dill vanderbilt sell her-tLs
real re-. on | asked There were two
Deney rep.ie! He wanteI to get rid OF
tbs am vance 81 applications fron hun
dreis % pc lpla t. match her, 70 take care
q her, an al tat. Arg he wIatsl to sell
Eer 10 soma aHa whom ne kasw would nev Yer
l=t heT 90 Gu "a TT tia, cougsa Mr.. b inner
Wa, therefore. ..bsus tae only Customer ne
ss1ul.i ip * T., -
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GODDARD ITEMS.

GODDARD. August II.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Yesterday afternoon was time of
excitement in the usually quiet little
city of Goddard A man by the
mime of Arthur Welman, who has
been about the town for some time,
and who ran threshcr engine for 5.
Il. Anderson. went into VIII Cole
mans restaurant and called for lemon
abe. and before drinking il was going
to pour whisSy into ii from a bottle
which lac had with him. TO which Cole
man objected After considerable
swearing he drank the lemonade with
out the whisky, and then quarreled
with Coleman about the price of the
lemonade, cursing and abusing Cole
man until the latter called Marshal
Pruiti 10 arrest him. He. however,
refused to be arrested. when Pruitt
called armed assistance. Ed Pyle and
:. {. Suellen went with their shot
Snas. and with the marshal followed
Wslman to the railroad. where he still
refused TO be arrested. After consid-
cradle parley with the marshal he
finally consented 10 go TO Judge Jar
Feti's office. but still insisting
that he would not I've arrested.
Alter going 10 the judges office he
agreed that he would appear for trial
Monday morning and was allowed to
90 his way 10 the hotel. Soon after
Bill Martin. who had also imbibed too
froely of 81. Mark 5 tea, come driving
through the Gown like John. and re-
peated The performance when the
marshal felt called upon TO arrest him
and proceeded 10 DO 50, but he like
wise resisted. With the assistance of
Constable !. a. Brown and others he
succeeding in getting him down, and
finally subdued.-
This morning Welman appeared at
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CHARACTER IN WALKING
What an Observer Has Noticed La Regard
to the Various Gaits of Human Kind.

What an Observer Has Noticed La Regard
to the various Gaits of Human Kind.
chronological Journal
One OF our literary exchanges gets of the
following conceits on this always inter ,sting
topic. We wish that our girls wouil wear
sensible, broai-soled. low-heeIsd shoes. 81
tlas tier tread could b. like the flat-footed
girl he describe. The shoes we wear have
much To do with our bearing:
at i wall t. bswars OF the man who car
riss his left foot in toward his right in walk
ing. giving the impression that his right
foot turns out and his left foot turns in
This man is a natural petty larcenist. Hs
NAV, perhaps, have never stolen in his life,
lut that was tecau of fear or lack of OPP
Vo5!unity; Tut all the same he is liable at
any time 20 Sequester unconsIderet trifies
for pure wantolnesS HIS OF the kleptO-
maniac nature; tut h, i nos n,srly 50 dan
cerouS as the man who deliberately lifts his
le- UP from the thigh aS though he was
going NJ tairs. Tnat man IL a natural AMI
an educated villain
IN Enzlln1. wGcre tie treaimii Is used
in prisons, many convict acquire that pectr
iar step; hut it /, the naturally careful. cat
like treai of the criminal The girl who
walks with fat foo: planted squareiy or
tie ground as though he wanted j. 10 grow
there, may not lie a. attractive as the giil
with the arched instap, but shs is a good dea
better natured Sac is sure to be q good
nurss, kind heartel, sympathetic, ami
anxious % bear tie burdens Of others; while
the girl with the archei foot il nearly sure
70 bo e.iish, and certain 10 be q coquetts il
she walks on her toes. The man of short,
nervous steps is always q business man al
energy; but if the stride is from the knee
only. he is cold an /! selfish, car.n, for no one
but himself
The man who's stride Is long. and Mt the
same time ensr 5etic. Is generally bright, al
ways cratic often careless, fond Il al
miraticn, and while often u good fellow.
generally unreliable. Tue dipl mat AMI tbs
lnancier have smooth, glidin; walk, harI
b describe, hut easy To Recognize. Great
statesmen and great philanthrOpi>ts always
have loose. stumbling gait, which comes
from thinking about others more than about
themselveS The strut of the vain man, thu
lettering trip o. tine dude tho Longing
gait OF the unemployed ciub man, ara all
too familiar to call Tor description.
TO say that person walk, like a LAZY or
like gentleman i high praise. The gait
can never be pickle up in after-life; 1t must
be born in a lian or woman, and cultivated
in early youth. II is lost 10 a man when he
falls in bad ways; for, surely as he loses
his consciousness of ractituie AMI pride OF
honor, So surely VIII he p;cx up the gait Of
the loGfer. Al holest man. gentle or sim
PIE, ne.er walks like a thief, and thief can
never counterfeit the gate Of an honest man;
Int IN attempting 20 apply these rules tc
mon, oae knows it nust be remembered that
all thieves are not caught. and that all sus-
pecte persons are not bal
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IN ObIigIns Hall Light.

iNeg York Cor. Times-Democrat.l
There Is something unusual even about
the entrance - Mr.. JOhns)ns house. Ia the
vsst.bu.e are two brackets, each with an
electric lamp The white light brings the
terra-cutta coloring of the vestibnIe ani tia
designs Of ;he stninet glsss-door into besuti
full relief. On entering the house the hall is
seen II De illumina5si by "a pendant lamp
with an electric light ami gas jst in re-
serve Attached to the front door is an in
geHious device. If Mr.. johnson Is detained
from home after the family retire, for the
night, the servant. On extinguiShiny the
lights arran -os switch near the door.
When the door is opened tho gas JET in the
hall lamps lighted throuSa means 81 the
switch BIZ an automatic lighting arrange
ment ant MIR ElIs0n Is not obliged &c
grope dis way through tbs dark. A push
button near the door OF his bedroom en-
ablcs him On entering the latter t. ex-
tingui IA the hall lamp two stories below
For or mary purposes this lamp is also
controlled by u push button in the front
hall, and another at tho head Of the first
fight 81 stairs
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

lNeN : Ofk sfin,lfi.'
i tall wons1. with a rel face aud conf.
dent manner walked INTO an uptown baul
few Jays ago and prcsentei IA check
N 0 good ma lam said tbs teller triefy.
-ihs cheek nos micFsel-
Never nlnI taat.T sail tne applicant for
cash. 10 al r GIT. he's MY husband
1t masses no difference We mu havs
hi oWu signature. even 4 be IS your hps
hani
@w.H. yoa give me a pen and TN sign IN.
name ~ I want yoI u know, yoauc
man. that hes i migEty silent partner iT
our combinl; n AMI I'm tie tozs"
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sale, Of Popular soa=.

= iti-R 4eif ia fr-'--i
The con pos.ii0a ,SEiei;. O. nj. pianl r.eca=,
has undeaiabiy hzi TO largest sale in ths
United ; ate i, iha; bycons transcription
% Winner Tbs GacEin- Br!' the exact
number x w1ici "a, been seli l. volid b.
iifiis-a.t = 'er>rIu.Er. ihoq,A ranging soni--
whera n tt Mega oraar. % 400. 90 -
c3p5sN Sax: n i...g.srtaucs OK sstnter rnsv
ts site IL s.S.yery Wave by wyinaa. q
which nearly Ike ui-i..te- have ieeu s1ij
IN this cou.t " end Great Britain, ali tie
sMaid.ns Przysr. Wh.cA Ia Tsaa-sd =
sale On IL. ecnt.lea. aia.e 4 uiors than
3pyQ coo eo.,ias
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

Mr.. Coryval ,wlth Young man II 5
weeks, her first. IA her arms: Oh. Marian
thu, i, such IN inters IN, article. @Tie Ia
fants Earliest DayeiopIn AZ, yoa Saow. II
tell, just waen | may expect baby 20 10
rytbinC; and lis writer makes such o
very nice di>tifc N - &saI TIE fir { It
tempt ami doing 20 thia. VITA intention
and succtS.' ia ; vi =; u seiz, jects
at III day. AMI really do At n - weeks;
try t. walk at q W., AMI mInase it ct
co week attempt = kiss NJ l.. mpaths, and
kiss VIII iut.l;ioh AMI .Gcc3,, at q
months
Marian iI,t eaSa-el. tiiIkin; Of her Ell
warl:: Kissing with Intention a1i success
= ,, mJatas, Aiicel On, dear, n, Inlpus
siblei Tho man means -3 year,,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

The T-lrks. i. Jlst nov tulI %; mahogany
faTnis r. a, raica - plhiic w2ult d
vel - oeUAl-. o. l. : MAZE Of TIE poorrs,
quality q Hon TARA wooA Ii comes uadss
the bs1I q IuasozzuT. strictly speaking.
bat Is i.zb.sr ~ cdr. fsea.s IN fh-e and
porous 3 most . rattsansz< T. pzsuars !,
fnT tn uarke. 9: s. d-iy ooiorsi, vzrnishe.
and go.sshsd, sn1 : easily IaJr.st or 70:
To bs ssr EiaA Fzr4itSrs rEais q. tn,
wool srssks doz a. easier than salaE.,
especially gaier sa7e< An exper- can
detect j. D. rs being much hxh;sr n
vs-,-t taaa tras r1ah -any- Tss oaly pro
teeiiaa ftr thze wzo are M: experts Is ~:
- tEy NIB gay frr-s,Er- simply t>e=uss
. g. -=r--
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

INlut,l-ii..Ii I-ltl.It IT,
TIE story has just leaked out that during
a recent visit 1T Theodore Thomas 10 this
city some Of the local musician, Clipped
IN an! hal an immense floral jewsharp
sent = his room CritcisD NAB it, and
tho only flowers usel wsrs jn;c1 weed
blossoms. Theodore is said to have stornei
crouni ut great rate. aud vowel never TO
forgive thu perpetrators of -ie .s.s II IA
ever fouul them out
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

The devils reign in sheol draws to
close. The great hypocrlte OF the
centuries. George william Curtis, has
elected himself for the position of first
head Of the internal regions as soon as
he gets through stultifying and living
on thi, earth.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

The mugwumps are swearing by the
administration and the old time Dem
ocrats swearing at il. while every hon
est Republican Is praying that the
country may be saved until the peo-
pie get n chance to remove the hungry
crowd from mower.
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The Way II l. Done.

A plan pract.cei suece i,faily A. Cape May
and Atlantic CITY last year was this: The
soj1urners would spend several week. az a
modest eottsg-. where tie prices were mod
sra.e. AMI tGeu waea tAs last week Of thsit
stay cams they would move over u a big
hotel ami bloom ont IN enough arlstocratie
style . cover their whole vacation with
ciory Whsn they retGrB-i home they
couli truthfuily say that they had an eI.
ceetiugly pleasant stay at sGcI ana saca q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

Tbs Lafsye:.e So; ch-rch y ssisIn j.
T. kavs A. -sg--.,l o. vslei be4uiies. >
Eseh LAZY WI - Tr-rPsi y gosssuasr
vzte-pc1o- ant Viii ant WI cary 9
l,.ncz.- basss; ffsI TlssT VII bs sa5i q:
auction = the hlshsz. h.ita-, aus tie par
cAzser z..I zs=1-s tas lafy's e5-aPs1y e =
partner Tor IL evening. sri ~ s1-rs e.
tie c.s5.e.s Il q -. tss-S- b1szs-
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That was cheap job of calsomining
executed by the civil service commits
sion in the Aquilla Jones case. No
Democrat can do wrong in the estima-
ton of the eX-sheriff of Buffalo
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on, OF tho ordiaary c,iesory.

= -co,srtry Vil;or- = TIE Reya. Arll-
erny n I.1-doi ~rs-s~- aH5E l. a. thas
Anna L, = --ri:-. in 'Fve :, M : Del ,ai-
ful psct-rs. rszes 49, aqp5, bosom Au3
the ripe sruit hang tgsthsr u n sams
iree1 This strike nc q - uuna.rr1l Is nc,
10 ts jus.3rsi eva - IT, iulszsns;isn Z
the Faintsr. Doe tls f1ct ti-t tas s-s-.s j.
plsosG il EIea tase tti= tr-aa o. 4 tie
ordinary rate-.zrf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

There Is \ .A.9ry that ths magnetic fuid
tina. l-ryade; everything il affected by
foul wrong dine. AMI that repetition ia
the sam, place i mora prouab.s, but all
such AIRY <Te,ulltioas .'t,r all l.. 'aft 10
10, Fold rf rc,.u!tisn
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

A -safismzs szs 20 day. IA the Oh
coacAslE :ln1eL trsr-ltzS by enacn -1ies
navel g a vs-y s1w an Pray ali
be q - -uaTi- -enzt = rss aaz< q iAss
cuacl -Ehs R--l.Essr,- a.s to reply.
@&ai e sers aPp-1 Pratt name TO. sd TIE
;raSsssr. FOR - a. ths other csA-as-s .
b. =
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a BIG VERDICT.

y man by the name of Cone, who
was acting as brakcsuian on the Santa
Fe road. and who was badly hurt al
at Newton one night in December, 1883,
has last recovered through the district
court at Wyandotte, the sum of fifty
thousand dollars.
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weasel Raising ia S~~ z~aI.s.l

S;o5.s -ri --es-ss a. --l tc.lS II. s.
S-ev Z.zlAld e are E=1saszs lheF IRE
yarezs=ss ~ Ezzlah1 a. fTlfz 81 > s s.
eaeh, sz5 nlaay EaEli,a f=rn.rs- srabss =
res. q r n IT, US51l erof-. ave ;s-zsl
tAssr at,sat.ou = wessel raising
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-12

GOV. Martin. in his memorial ad-
dress at Atchison said that the four
great Union generals were of the fol-
lowing ancestry: Grant of Scotch,
sherman of English, Sheridan OF
Irish. and Thomas OF Welsh blood.
1t was Grant also who designated
William T Sherman a commander Of
the Arms of the Tcnncsse, placed
George II Thomas at the head OF Tie
Army of the Cumberland, and Sc
lectcd Phillip II Sheridan As the chief
of cavalry Of the Army OF the Poto-
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5 uxboGy as tS-: 10 08ar q fr..h
Fz..a. nay y rs1s-vsl fra rsossi ~ t.ao-
ass s4s1sT 70 -r11si &c = tss agzrz-
laezr Ss< - Ez-sss.As1 ~Ey = = tA.s .
E.as generally 81 - sr9zai co.s=s ~Asn %
4 pes1;a- the t1~a
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Mnrthl... ,I.hn-.ar.

The nc elssan; summer cottages havs
sI.er.rrs o. Pliishsi. gn2sntsi -ocis
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ing he asked me 70 u. MS Vile, MARY says
Il was engaged to George at that time. AMI
Kingsley Durham knew il Let me go AMI
find the letter. Tha, will explain it all. =
She comes back presently with an excited
face
%. Alice. read thatr she cries. and puts
tho letter in her cousins hsnis
And Alcs reads:
Ny DEAR FRIEND MARY: aIl foolish.
eowArily man I know IT. But braver
mon have been towards before n w0man's
eyes love your COUSIN Alica. but / fear
70 tell her She puzzles me | some
times think >he cares for ME Then Der
mood changes. AMI I sesm n lis he.d
great distance away from her. You
must know how "a read wcmaa'-
heart great deal better than do isthcr-
. chance Of winning hsrf ! shall te s1rs
before you come tack. and hall uOt te
hsrs 20 see YOU before YOU leave for Europa
but you can write q me AMI tell me Il tberr
is anyt ing TO hore. KINGSLEY DUNHAv.
Alic- Crawford read the letter through
with dry eyes She has tsen 80 near -
haven So nesri Blu; ksr own hsni has
barrei the door against her entrance Toe
sense OF what she has lost. Of tie fatal rssui;
Of her guilty act. bsnumts hes.
Go Away. lease. SIZE says by-aRi-by =
want to b aloae-
'" ooo &ASOi srA., sSsia a VI =
going away. AMI at once
you shall nc: go MarT cries -Y7u
must not7
4 must she answers 4 eoali not ses
him after reading that letter Don't urge
me 70 stay. for IL viii do NJ good.
An hour later ste l. being bc-TTs NsE
England ~ard. and she carries with Der tie
letter that tells her bow hiaSsiey D-sahsEl
loved her IL Is q terribie thing 70 rcd, bet
10 voali not part with il FOR re world
Back again In the old hons. fu-: o; t-s
svful lonslinsss ciin-tny - familiar places
sfssr the death Of those ws love Il seems
70 her - il years had pssssei sincs s5e vear
ous over its threshold two wceSs aga II
thss two weeks she has found oct how sd
hing It's own punishment And surely sia
never hsd hi;sersr punishment than Der
A2s bad
Ii h the second night since hsr return
EAs aes alone. What shs Is thinking, sbozs
yuu know - veil q l. II seems 70 h-r that
tAsrs Is bat ocs. thing 70 thias about Tor tie
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u.
is would b good thing flor him 70 take
charge Of . church somswhsrs." 4i0
Grsyls says BY and BY. He could
and the Discipline would b good Tor
Il may b for the best
Very likely answer Miss Cnwfori
carsisssly. as il the matter holds but sligh;
interest for her.
That niSht . telegram CONES to Miss
Grsyls from her sister in Trenton She l.
sick VIII Mary come 10 hsr for q few
lays.
In the morning Mis- Grayle goss away.
That afternoon Kingslsy Durham calls
Miss Crawfori knows hat she cannot help
>eeing him. for ths ssrvsnts would suspect
her Of untruthfulneo II shs ssnt down IN
rxcuss pleading hsadache or any other H.
nex. 80 she puts on her armor II sslf-ds-
fenss and takes her shield Of pride and goes
down 60 meet him.
"Ani Mary has gone. he says II hes al
ways been Mary and -Kingalsy' bstwsen
them Il am sorry. I an obliged 70 &C
away this afternoon, and I shall not come
back until after she hes goos 10 Europa I
wan:si to ask her . QUESTION But Il sssms
that sm too lata. shall have 70 write it
and leave It for you 20 give II to her. Ii h
about >ornethinS that vill AFFECT my vho1e
i!er
He >Ays this. hooking ct 4to Crawford
with strange excitsment in hin fscA SAs
faneies that she knows What hin sxeismsat
is about His glance 0ak0 h0 Hsm6se
With its power. Shs eoo 70 IL window and
drops the curtain to shut out ths sunshins
that foods the room Her facs u left In
shadow. and she feels safsr
III only underssood you better. be ayS
coming 20 her sids Butt hardly feel -
II understood you 1t all voodsr If all
women can Be- Is psrp'sxing 20 . man -
you are 70 mel"
-PsrhAps, II thsy ny 70 b. she ausvsrA
we ars said 70 b riddlsa you know with
. little laugh that sounds forced end empty
Of merriment
If only knew. b says ssd TN pausss
With his eyes upon hsr tsea What docs b
ussanl She feels seraags mssosrism sssal
over hsr bensatA III giaDA Il b paayiae
with hsr hsaSsl Hs. KheBsy Dmhan, 40
u 70 stand hsfors nm - ons Il Gods
tsachsrss
you can wriss your lstssr 70 my cousin
and lssvs it o. IL sahaA Ie VII give @ %
her shs sayA tnfninx % ths dsoe. 4 mt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-22
SIDEWALK NOTES.
L. y, Curtis, the iewoler.
l.. Y. Curtis, tho ieWeler.

l., u, Curtis, the jewoler.
l.. p. Curtis, tho jeweler.
The whole Garth for 5Oc., ct Erb's.
Pict5res snd frames ct Paul Erb's.
Burt ~ Near shoes at Loon Kahn's.
Straw hats at cost at Leon Kahn's.
Orr's bugglos are solling fast, 72l
Main street,
Elmo Stotgon hats, 81 less than any
body else, at Leon Kahn's.
A genuine hand turn ladies' button
boot gt $500 Of Loon Kahn's.
Ladies', misses and childrens spring
heel slippers az Leon Kahn's.
Go to Ellington for Gno parlor suits,
bod room sets, chairs, tables, etc.
S23 Main street. All kinds OF fruits
end vegetables at A. E. BouChe's.
Orr, 72i Main street, can't DO beat on
buggias, blackboard or road carts.
Bouche keeps all kinds OF cigars and
tobacco. Try his niclsle Tiger cigar.
Go 10 the Two Brothers Saloon for
ice cold Wagonhauser beer on draught.
Only Wagenhnuser beer sold at the
Two Brothers Saloon, corner Main and
Sycamore streets.
The finest assortment of speotaclos
end eye glasses In the city, cornor
Main and POydras streets.
Elegant new stock OF iowelry lust
received. Corner Main and Poydras
streets. j., Il. Curtis, ioweler.
lmmense stock OF waii paper, tho
latest designg and cclors, aro being 10.
oelyed by Hamilton q Young.
To have your watches, clocks and
iowelry repaired, go to l.. n, Curtis,
corner of Main and Povdras streets.
One. of the incest presents for your
wife Is o phmton or buggy. IL don't
coat muoh' Orr will soil them low, 72i
Main street.
Mrs. Chestnut has decided TO sell
her ontire stock of ladies' uudOrware,
and children's dresses at prices which
are lower than they can be bought for
at wholesale. Hor stock 10 complete,
but she desires to sell them all out az
prices o make them sell 80 that she
can have more room for er;millinery
department,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-22
The "Now Process"
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NJ rs.WiusiOw's Soothing Syrup.
Rov. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes to
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tants. Bug Of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup we can speak from knowl-
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We have frequently heard muthors
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