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The improved method by which it has
been made possible to produce pure
cream OF tartar, has had an important
bearing upon the manufacture of baking
powder. BY the process heretofore gem
orally employed it has been found I'M
possible to remove all impureties, more
particularly the tartrato Of lime, which
remained to such an extent as TO greatly
impair the quality of the
cream of tartar, and TO inter
fere seriously with the strength and
wholesomeness of the baking powders
into which it entered.
In the new process which is owned by
the Royal Baking Powder company, OF
New York, and exclusively EMPLOYED in
lts extensive tartar works, the imported
crude grape acid Is 80 treated as to re-
move all yestige OF tartrate Of lime or
other impurities, giving a product be-
lore unknown-a chemically pure cream
Of tartar.
By the employment of these superior
facilities, the Royal Baking Powder
company has made the Royal Baking
Powder, as the chemists all certify, OF
the highest possible degree of strength,
absolutely pure" and wholesome, and
with an always uniform leayening
power. 1t is for these reasons that the
"Royap never fails to produce bread
biscuits, cakes, ETC., that are light,
sweet, digestible and wholesome: the
eating of which is never followed by in
digestion, or any of those physical dis
comforts attendant upon the partaking of
improperly prepared food. In rendering
possible the production of baking pow
der possessed of these qualifications,
the improved method OF refining cream
OF tartar becomes matter OF material
importance to the culinary world.
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The LUUAL MEMS REPORT.
THEyouNe MARRIED FOLKS BALL
For United States Marshsl-I Important
Cases in the Federal Court-A False
Alarm of Fire-Damage Suit
and Other Matters.
Complimentary ReoentIon.

The young men of Dallas honored Mr..
Owen Burnett and bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wheat, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dexter, and a dozen or SO lately mar
ried couples last evening, with most
brilliant reception at the grand hall of
the Merchants exchange. The
weather was superb, the electric lights
were never so incandescent, the music
delightful in its gay symphonies, and
above all, the joyous and gaily attired
devo ees of Terpsichore never appeared
to such charming advantage as on the
happy occasion OF last evening. 1t was
one OF those happy, social events when
the heart in its freshest impulses kept
measure with the flying foot--where
the young drank in the full in.
SEPARATION of the happy hour and
the matured spectator viewed with
hearty pleasure those scenes in which
they could no longer mingle, but with
whose collaborating delights they loved
10 sympathize as they recalled like DAYS
OF enjoyment In the past. The appear
ance OF the honored guests-the lately
wedded-rendered the remark pecu.
harly applicable that "all went merry
as marriage bell" There were guest.
from abroad also on the floor. Mr.. and
Mrs Eastwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
dale, Misses Sue Martin, Mollie RAT.
iierty, Helen Eastwood and Miss
Aayne, from Fort Worth, honored the
occasion, as did also Messrs. Sangui-
mott, Elliott. Montgomery, with MIR
Jerome Harris and wife, all of tho same
city. Altogether, it was brilliant, fes.
tive affair, pointed by the extension of
most c1nsiderate courtesy.
Floor managers-Paul Furst, George
j. Dexter, Frank Meeks, r. w. Miers,
Chap Bradford.
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AbbOtrs Great Opera Company.

In reviewing the engagement of The
Abbott company in Brooklyn, the Daily
Union of octoberl, said: Judging from
the attendance so far at the Brooklyn
theatre this week, home folks apprecia.
ton of Emma Abbott is increasing.
Large numbers of people have heard
her and her company, and the enthusi-
asm of the audiences has been I'M
bounded. So much 50, in fact, that,
owing to repetitions, the per-
tormances have lasted half al
hour longer than they should.
abundant, and the expressions OF rap
ture almost amazing to the old hsbitus
OF the theatres.
The company with which Miss Abb
bolt has surrounded herself is one of
more than ordinary ability, and the an
lists formed quartet not equalled but
once In many years, and then when
II enry Abbey gave an opera with Sem
brich, Trebelli, Novara and StagnO in
the cast.
With this company in Mignon, Mar.
tina, and Traviata, there Is no telling to
what heights OF enthusiasm Dallas will
be reused. They appear on Friday and
Saturday next.
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Canton ChrnnIcIna

CANTON, Feb. 3d. Correspondence.l-
Canton is unusually quotas most OF its
patrons are farmers and they arc
pitching" crop.
The telephone wire between this
place and Wills Point has again been
repaired and messages are being
sent over the wire.
The physicians Of this place have pub.
lished an article in the local paper stat.
ing that they have done
away with that ancient method
OF practicing medicine aud fur
nishing their own medicine and
WIZ hereafter adopt the prescription
plan.
:. osntun has Nm average Youu suiIvul
FOR a country town.
The Baptist church congregation Al
thls place contemplates purchasing al
organ.
The commissioners court has re-
Gently apportioned the overseers to the
various county roads.
III is thought the Narrow Gauge Rail.
road from Tyler will be constructed &c
this point in time to carry off the fal
crop OF cotton.
District court will convene here the
last Monday in March.
The commissioners court has levied a
tax of 10 cents on the 800 for the pur
pose of buying and establishing poor
farm. This is a"long felt want"
Or. Slsson and j. G.. Kearby, esq, OF
Wits Point passed through town yes
terday on route for the Athens court.
The weather has been extremely bad
since Christmas and farming has pro
crossed slowly
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The following complimentary notices
OF MIR. Halls candidacy for the Office of
register of the treasury, are reproduced
with thanks:
The Press Association OF Texas has
unanimously decided that Cleveland
must make w. l.. Hall of Dallas, regis
ter OF the treasury.-lT Temple Times.
Mr.. w. L. Hall, OF the Dallas HERALD
is fsvorably mentioned by many of the
papers for register of the treasury, The
Iexian would be glad to see him get
here.-lBreckenrige Texan.
ia petition for The appointment of Mr..
W. l.. Hall of the Dallas HERALD, to be
register of the United States treasury
circulated in this section, the Age
Will ask the permission of being the first
tosign it, Houston Age,
Mr.. w. l.. Hall business manager of
the Dallas HERALD, is strongly rec
commended for register of the treasury
and will make an excellant officer
should he receive the appointment
Monitor
W. IL. Hall business manager of the
Dallas HERALD, is a candidate for reg
lister of the treasury. There is not a
better tinancier in the United States
than t5e above named gentleman, and
we nope he'll receive the appointment.
l Bowie Cross Timbers.
Mr.. Hall of the Dallas HERALD ha.
been endorsed by majority OF the
IeXas Press Association for the office
OF register of the treasury under Presi-
dent Cleveland. Mr.. Hall seems TO give
universal satisfaction to the neWspa.
per fraternity.-[ Kearens Light.
The Texas editors recommend w. l..
Hall, OF the HERALD, for register of the
treasury, and will do their best to get
the position for him. He would make a
NO. ! officer and has done enough party
work 10 DO entitled to a position at the
hands OF democratic administration.
Should brother Hall get in, we will
know that there is one courteous red
headed gentleman in the treasury de-
Observation-Disclosures Intelligencer.
Mr.. W. l., Hall, one of the editors of
Inc Dallas HERALD, is q candidate for
register of the treasury of the United
States. Mr.. Hall is man of fine bust
ness talent and would fill this impor-
tant Office creditably, should he be so
fortunate as to secure the appointment.
NOLAN County Record.
The Texas Press Association passed
resolutions, recently, highly compli-
mentary to Mr.. Hall, of the Dallas HER
AID, the retiring President of the assoc
citation. Mr.. Hall is strongly com
mended to the president-elect asa fit
gentleman to fill the position of register
OF the treasury of the United States,
and we are of the opinion that the ap-
pointment would DO good one.--IHub-
bard City News.
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For United states Hnrshnl.

Capt. Samuel w. Wallace, of Terrell,
ia candidate for United States mar
shall in this district. He is man every
way qualified for the Office. He has
many friends in this section of the state
who will endorse him fully in every
way, and will urge his appointment.
Capt. Wallace Is gentleman well
known in north Texas as one OF problty,
honor and honesty, sentiment that
can not be attributed to all men. II he
Is appointed he will make an efficient
officer, and one who will give his entire
attention to the duties deyolving upon
him. His appointment would be re-
eeived with great satisfaction by his
friends, and would not be regarded un-
iavorably by even his contestants for
the office.
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SIDEWALK NOTES..


ters.
Go to the Old Folks Concert and Tea
Party, Thursday night.
Drummers' outfits spe cialty with
Ed. Randall, the liveryman.
Edward Ennis was adjudged insane
IN the county court yesterday.
Born to tho wife of Mr.. o. w, Will
liams, yesterday n nine-pound daughter.
First class grooming and board at ED
RandalPs stable. Rates reduced to 1880
per month.
The rain has rendered the streets very
sloppy, aud II was very disagroeabie
under foot yesterday.
The sun shone out for awhile yester-
day, and IL was treat, after the gloomy
weather Of the past few days.
Yesterday Messrs. Murphy & Bolanz
sold Mrs. Gorham's res ,denee, on Wood
street, to Mr.. A. M. Loot, Tor $1,000.
Tom Allen was lodged In Jail yester-
DAY ON the charge of being implicated
IN tho robbery OF Luck's store at Eagle
Ford.
Visitors are returning from the New
Orleans exposition, and they all express
themselves AS greatly pleased with the
show.
For tho celebrated III Principe de
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call at the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La-
mar and Commerce streets.
w. Blackwell, charged with com.
plicity In robbing man at Jennie
Gray's, was arraigned in the county
court, pleaded insanity and was held TO
answer.
The funeral OF the late DR.. j. s. Sizer,
which took place yesterday at 3 y. M,
from the First Christian church, corner
OF Bryan aud Pearl streets, was largely
attended.
:. >. Sweeny, tho alleged husband OF
Hattie Reyes, who committed suicide,
Tor whom q warrant of arrest was
Issued from Justice .schuhls court, Is
still ct large.
49, IL.
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Points from Palestine,

PALESTINE, Feb. 4.-ISpecial. Suit
was entered in the district court yester-
day by John Folliard, of this place, for
damages in the sam of 5000 against the
International Railroad company. Fol-
liard's hip was Injured by fall through
y bridge in Trinity bottom.
The news of Marshal Gosling's death
was received with much regret here.
The Palestine Fire company, one of the
most efficient In the state, will give a
grand street procession on Wednesday
night week.
Yesterday morning, as Postoffice
Ciork Willis Kendall was coming into
the city to 80 to work, he was held up
by two men, one doing the revolver act,
while the other went through his pock-
cts. They found only bunch of KEYS,
and went off with the remark that they
had stopped the wrong man.
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Federal Court.

The case of Helen A. Haddox VS.. A.
Johnson, has occupied the attention of
the court for the past two days. The
suit involves some $4,000, and grows
out of the attachment cases against
Lyon Bros. & Co., filed in this court
something over year ago.
Mr.. johnson made affidavit and fled
q claim bond, and the United States
marshal turned the attached goods over
TO him. johnson claims that he was q
partner of the firm OF Lyon Bros.
q Co., and hence had an interest
in the attached goods. The Lyons
Bros. claim that Johnson sold out his
interest in the firm October /, 1888, and
agreed to take goods at cost for his in
terest, which had been all paid except
some 81, 800. The case now before the
court involves the question as to wheth-
or Johnson's claim was made in good
faith and whether johnson or the at
taohing creditors are entitled to the
proceeds ofthe attached property. The
case has been closely contested through
out and the verdict OF the jury is looked
for with much interest. Messrs. Leake
q Henry represent the claimant, John
son, and Judges Crawford and Smith
defend against the suit of claimant.
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Telephone Ed. Randall for hack oallse
Drivers polite and attentive.
TeAtInr Prohibition

CHICAGO, Feb. PA test case OF i'm.
portance, involving the legality of the
Iowa liquor law, came up in the United
states court, by firm ct brewers nj
Marshalltown, Iowa, against the North.
western railway company. The claim
Is made that the clause In the Iowa law,
winch prohibits railways from trans
porting LIQUOR except To certain persons
holding permits, Is in violation of the
constitution, which vests in congress
the power TO regulate comm cree in the
several states,
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MYfiok of Yn nld.n rim.

fe yeople of ye Tabernacle Methodlft
church will have an Old Time Concert
and Tea Party, at ye Halle over Grow.
dvs' Drvg Stovre, which in numbered
sD ON We Main street, In ye city of Dali
las, ON Thvrfday, ye Goth day of Feb
rvary, N. $. MDcGcLxxXv. Ye good old
Anthems, Tvnes and other fet pieces,
ikewife worldlie fongs will be PLAYED
and flung. Mufck will begin to fovnd at
early candle light. Ye clothes of We
olden time will be worn. Ye tickets to
Xe Singing Meeting rs cents, and for We
lea Party also % cents. Ye moneys
viii 90 to ye new meeting hovfe.
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Young Meng..Rend ThI..

The Voltaic Belt company of March,
hrated electro Volteic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days to mon (young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
and manhood aud all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration 10 health, vigor aud
manhood guaranteed. NJ risk Il IN.
Cured, rs thirty days trial IN allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pam
phlet free.
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A ltnilnf Ennh

LONDON, Feb. ga fund has been
started for the relief OF the families OF
of soldiers Of Guard regiments ordered
TO Suakim. The wives and children OF
these men are now turned out Of the
barracks In which they hitherto had
comfortable quarters, and in many cases
Their only reliance Is the eight pence
per day allowed by the government 10
married soldiers while ON extra duty
abroad. The relief fund Is headed by
Chas. III. Wyndham, who has the repu.
tation of being the richest actor i'm Eng.
land, with subscriptisn of ElOO,
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NOTICES

NOTICET TO CITY TAX.PAYERS-CITY
~ HAL, Office of Assessor a1d Collector,
DALLAS, Texas, February 90 lSS5.-The Board
Monday, the End dac of March, 1885, and will
continue in session until all appeals have
been hoard. Parties feeling themselves ag-
gritVsd are hereby not fed To appear before
j. g. ROGET Essessnr and a,i' coSle nt"r'
MOTICE-HORSE THIEVES HAVE NO
~ use for stock that are branded @ on the
lett jaw. Agents wanted everywhere to
brand stock and represent the ESTRAY RR-
CORD AMI FARM JOURNAL For t. rms TO
Dallas, Texas feb7-lm
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You ask me to write OF my darllngs mouth
AZ ~, sweet as the breeze from the spicy south
Which, laden with signs from ORANGE grovaa
comes,
You ask me to write OF her teeth and her
gums;
You ASK me TO wrlte-but really won't;
IT'S enough that she uses SOXODOST.
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HaPntItin wri,inr

A gentleman writes that one of the
daughters Of Mr.. William Ovens, %
Langdale road, Peckham, London, Eng.
land, had been i'll Tor years with rheu /.
matism, and had tried numerous RENEE
dies without effect. She finally used St.
Jacobs Oil and was entirely cured.
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PINAFORE ITEMS.

The rehearsals for Pjnafore ara hecon.
ing very attractive and large number
Of young ladies and gentlemen hava
lately been added.
Inns. Pinafcr will have remark ablv
me crew and will be boarded by some
Of the prettiest girls and handsomest
men in Dallas.
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AmerlcA,a Prida.

True American men and women, by
reason of their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich Gomplexi ms and
characteristic energy ote envied by all
nations. 1t IL tre general use Of DR..
Harter's Iron Tonic, which brings
about these results.
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On the Toilet TabIea

of the beau monde, that delightful and
healthful elixir, S0ZODONT, is always
found There is nothing comparable to
it for rendering the teeth spotless, and
preventing their decay. Those who
use it exhale fragrance when thew oman
their mouths,
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NYllnthl.,,

w nDthl,'
That is what the old Saxons called it.
They meant what we call health. Rug
geo and sturdy old fellows they were.
we, are hardly UP to their standard of
health, because our style of living has
introduced many unwholesome habits.
But We can resist the facilitating effects
OF our manner of living by taking
Browns Iron BItters. 1t conquers in
digestion, regulates the bowels, cures
weakness, malaria, etc.
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BERLIN, Feb. A.-The Congo confer
encc had four hours session to. day.
DR.. Busch. the German under secretary
Of state, for the foreign department, pre-.
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The New York Sun.

An Independent Newspaper Of Demo.
cratic Principles, but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Manipalators.
Devoted TO Collecting and Publishing
oil the News Ofthe bay in the most In.
teresting Shape and with the greatest
Possible PrOmptness, Accuracy and I'M.
partiality; and to the promotion OF
Democratic Ideas and Policy In the nj.
ia'rs Of Government, Society aud
Industry,
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CityCourt

City vs.. Nelson Henry, intoxicatlou;
fned s..
City VS.. Frank Casady, intoxication;
discharged.
City VS.. Frank Casady, A. Herr, as
rsult and battery; discharged.
City vs.. James Pagan, assault and
battery transferred.
City vs.. Charles Hicks, Ed. Thomas
James Henry, Willie Blackwell, va.
grancy; transferred.
City VS.. James Orr, abusive language;
fined So.
City VS.. Jennie Baker, robbery; trans
Trunks made TO order, at T2 Elm
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A full attendance of the members Of
C9ur de Lion lodge No. 8 IL requested
10 bs present Thursday night, February
81, as business Of special Importance IL
70 be transacted. w. n. Co.'S,
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The action Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant,m mild and natural. They
gently stimulate the liver and regulate
tho bowels, but do not purge. They
are sure TO please,
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British Naval Estimates.

LONDON, Feb. A.-The naval estimates
for 1886 are Gl2,336 500. This is intended
To- meet the ordinary expenses and pro-
VIDE Tor the construction of 70 new YES
sells, including II iron.clads.
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srRAYEp OR STOLEN.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-FRoM THE
- city of Dallas, ON Sunday, February %,
no, while the family was absent, black
horse colt, & months old; no brand. A libe-
ri reward will he paid for his recovery, Y.
j, HENGY, No. 6l6 Polk street, Dallas, Texas.
fehlb-d2t,Sw0t
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TYLER, Feb. 2i.-[Special. THE Texas
a st. Louis railroad IL selling round
trip tickets 10 the Inauguration for
$3.50, good for 70 days.
Mayor Jones has announced himself
for ro-electiOu.
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A drunk registered in the city cours
as j.. Is. Moore, was not Mr.. j. b. Moore
with the firm of Hurst & Dreyfus. Mr..
Moore is not that kind of man, and he
has reason to think there is great deal
in name.
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Suit for Damages.

,. p. Frederlcks filed suit in the dis
trict court yesterday through his attor-
neys, Word n Skiles, against the Gulf,
Colorado q Santa Fe railway company
for $l7, 200 for breach of contract by the
cOmpanv
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Tna mothers that always disagree
about the beauty of their respective
babies, always agree on the fact that
for the Group and colds of their babies
nothing can equal that delightful and
pleasant remedy, DR.. Bnll's Cough
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FOR SALE

IGOR SALE CHEAP-A FINE Tor oe
a store shelving. Apply at the store honss
On y Elm street recently occupied by Mitchell
S,oiS 20 80 = fec25-2t
E'OR SALE-THE FURNITURE AMI
4 hxtures OF the National Hotel havo
been purchased undera deed of Irnst az
WIN DC SOLD at very low figures; the hntel will
DC thoroughly renovated, and can he Ieasad
on reasonable terms. Apply TO or addrosas
huNDLEf d SMITH, Attorneys Dallas TeY
z=,7z,7 -. : feb22-7t
EUR SALE-AN ELEG Ant RESTDENrE
A Oh rooms, hal s, closets and yerandas
wen anu clstern; one of the most desir ,hIa
locations IN the city-355 Ross avenue. In.
datte on tne premises, or to ABRAHAM
-, i- y. ge.,tas. feb20tf
DOR SALE-0NE FINE SALOON WITH
j. billiard tables aud fixtures. recentiu
mtted up In one of the best towns in Nnr,S
IeAas. Apply to STRAUSS Il LEVY. 8l7 Elm
- - -, ianSltf
EANNlN COUNTY LANDS FOR "a ~
= 2o,OlO acres of unimprOved lands. i'm tract.
10 SUIT and at fair prices. Twenty GOOD farms
h hnT, desirable property in Bon
towns in north Texas For descrin, GeS'
prices and terms, address r. II kWEp'
NA I. = Zeal Estate Agent .Bonham, Fannin
COR SALE-CORD AND STOVE W000
a In any quantity and best quality. ovsJ
SyUOO cordso on hand. Also, wanted to buy cot
ION seed and seed cotton at highest market
price. A, DYsTERBACH. sel7.tf
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About noon yesterday the alarm OF
nre was sounded from the downtown
station, occasioned by rather ridicu-
lous circumstance. Mr.. Alex Sanger, OF
Sanger Bros, has fire alarm wire run
ning from his residence 10 the station,
and while q new hOuse-maid was per-
forming her functions, she touched the
button, just tor curiosity, and the con-
sequence was che called out the fire de-
psrtment The boys made good time,
and when they arrived II required some
tall talk TO couvince them that the resi-
dence was not actually on iire.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the st. George; l. Lovejoy, st
Louis;R d Nixon, Mineral Wells; w
II STANLEY, Cleburne; 4 A Bedlon, Co
Iumbus; r n Roche, balloons u " Ora