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A Cbanve osFirm.

DALLAs, April Al have this dsy sold
my entire interest In the drug business
OF NJ. II. Hickox 3 Co. to John r,
aesrne, of John r. Hearno Il Co., of
Palestine, Texas.
Signedl Tuos. w. SCOTLAND.
Referring TO the above, the new firm
Hiokox IL Hearne, take this opportunity
10 thank a gen erous public Tor It's past
liberal potronag 90 the old firm and
Aopo. by prompt attention to business
ance of the game.
HICKoX " HEARNE.
IN. III. HiCkOX, John II. Hearne.)
The busip ess will be continued at the
same old stand, corner Main and Lamar
streets.
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NcKINNEY, April S.-lSpeoiall-Tho
examining trial Of !, L, Cameron,
charged with fraudulent disposition Of
mortgaged property was ho,rd before
j. W. GRAY, this morning aud after
fhc examination ofono witness the state
dismissed the clse, there not byilg sui-
nheut evidence To- hold deiondeuG
Cameron Isl we'll known cattle man aud
the cha ~ W8s great surprise 10 the
citizens hern. His name has been use
lesslv iarnished.
Farmers are well mp with tholr work.
Grain crops are looking vol.
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u Kaughn, d Hoffman, JOS Frlebi.
Philadelphia; John i Dickso,
MARSHALL; Charles A Fischer, sn,
Francisco; w IL Stiff, Yirginl,
Miss Hogg, Miss Huffman, Miss Boom.
Miss Woodward, !Miss Comegys, Nj.
Davenport, Denton, Texas; George
Loving. Mrs Monlco, Fort Worth; Thn
W Chick, Kansasf City Fred Miehlse
David Hall, q 4 Griswold, Galveston; X
Brown, lieavenworih, Kansas;
Marx, New York; Black, J II RIOS
wis Point w Cleveland, Terrel
Geo l. Harrison, Chicago; + Il Ho'
Macon, da; j 2 Burrouyh, Waxahachi
j q Stauiler, Dallas; b A Calhoun
HoustoDi J NJ Lindsey, Gainesville; ] Z.
Denny, Texas; h r Ware. Colorado
q Ryley, Lutte Rock; u Il William, :
Louis III Mcclellan, city; June Pea
Albany, Texas; A II Chetham, Chicag,
J. l. hergman, Abbott; Nose Harm
Fort Worth
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The MayorAiiy Canvass.
THE brown SPEAKING.


Pursuant to notice, Mai. John Henri
Brown, candidate for mayor, addresse
the largest crowd last night that ever a. .
semblod in Mayors garden, which wa,
literally packed with people. Their,
gAia dosrtb OF music aud journalism
but plenty OF onthusiastic voter,
Botore tho speaking began
was nuthoritaAvely announced thu
Mr.. IL. @. Smith had withdrawn fror
tho race for mayor. This announc
ment was loudly applauded, not III
Mr.. smith was unpopular but that mo
votes were thus thrown TO Brown. NJ
meeting was addressed by Mai. Brow
Capt. W. g. Common and others, al
the speakers, especially Ma
Brown, were heartily cheer,
throughout. The meeting WA
q grand success, aud some hard truth
were spoken. Mai, Browns speech an,
that OF Capt. COnuOr, which are orOwde
ont IN this issue, VIII. appeur In Mo-
days ERALD. IL IA g0Od reading.
cROWDUs SPEAKING.
The adhoronts Of DR.. Crowdus, cand
date for mayor, did not hold their NEE
ing at tho union depot last evening. b.
met at tho corner Of Main aud MurpA
streets. There were three brass band
and about 100 people present. ii
usual speakers appeared.
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Real Estate Tra ,,,,',,,,',,---

me following are the real estst.
transfers in the city and county ra
corded during the past week. Ne.
ported by Murphy Il Bolanz. real estate
ana collecting agents, Office No. 7o(
Main street: wv 'V'
,o Mi l.i. ana Gard to Alfred REYNOLDS
~ py 20 rect on north side of Coiunhia
o"9t Vi iiarwood street, for $685..
,JYuh ID. Dickson to Margaret Al No.
Mau"D, quit claim,to the Francis Jones
survey, near southwest corner of fra
county, Tor $l25. "0i VI 'ne
Van f. Lyon and wife to Margarat
McM"hon, l,2J0 acres, the Francis lone.
survey, for S5,7Sj 60. 0'' 0'''09
Mrs. Addie l.. Farrar to Cieorge Ear.
l s1ir6, west part Of lot Is, block 287, for
Hugh Rlakeny ct al. to w. Il. pratber
et ALI zoo by goo feet in East Dallas.
$1,000 eio"nu'' ioi
=, Q, 9. Barrett to S. II. and Eugenia
" " lahtham, lot 8, block 20, Of the town OF
Dachman, for Sl00. ~
D. ". Murray and wife to W. II. Muir
tay, oO oy ~ feet, the north corner of
dition, for Sl,C00.
Robert Kleberg TO r. j. Woody. 14Itz
S7U7. D. ''e'0i 'o'
=, W. NJ. Humphreys and wife to ]. @.
Chapman, 80 acres in the Able Moore
ssuryeyl3 miles south,S S east from BAL.
La, ipr $3.50.
Fort Worth Water Works company To
II. r. Uoweu, 25 by 100 feet, the south.
cas- corner OF Lamar and Main streets,
tor $4,000.
j. A. Middleton aud wife TO Phillip
Sanger, ~ by l26 feet on north size OF
Leper TO Hickory, cast of trosthwait
street, Tor $500
II. G. Clark and wife to Isaac, Phillln
and Alex, Sanger, 80 by 200 fest, from
Commerce to Jackson street, in block G9,
for $4,000
J G. Chambers to ". c. Holland, two
thirds intoresJ in aud 10 3 acres on
Turtle creek in the A. Brandenburg
survey, for $500.
j l.. and Nj. q. Broad TO j. S. FLOYD,
their Undivided interest in and to md
acres Ia the j. Il. Reed aad Isaac Wiley
surveys. for 500.
Poter I. Smith and wife 10 j. S Flovd,
their undivided interest Ia aud to the
last mentioned ll6 acres, for $40.
W. ~ h4lu@iilNtA Vt ID HOFFMAN kOrlgut
the prop6rty OU the southwest cor
ner OF Mckinney road and Highland
street, for $1,000.
q, Keller to #. c Mayer, acre, .
miles southeast from the court house,
icr $3.50.
j, d. Wilson to H. j. n. Len way, his
Undivided hat interest In aud 10 - by
100 ieet, the northwest corner of Main
and Market streets, for $3.50
James Craveus and vile 10 Michael
Gilmore, 70 acres i'm the j. d. Merchant
survey, for $3.50.
Frank Uamm and wife To- Edwin
smith, leo 10y 200 feet, on west side OF
Pourh north OF San Jacinto street, fOi
TliOO.
James WooSIy to J. K Bcsley, quit
CAIN ~ ~ acleS ln The Thomas l.. liol'
laud survey, for 800
j. Il bgsley % .. II. Cole, The last
mentioned 80 acres, Is miles northwest
nom laiiasi ior flOJ.
>. w IT, Barton 10 J.. II, Pinsoni. 81
acres Ih mo "lll, Lam Latham, ana
piM.tt. on lHo Johh beeH4G, surveys oil
Whlte hoch creek, Tor Fiot 40
Lenp'l ID Gam and Wl.e 70 ATS Hllza
Ooth A. fotterI 20 g{ NV leeI, on tll'
sgulilW ,5, 1le Vi ''7r"'uo street, II
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GALVESTON, April i.--Ihe inquest on
the Jones-Turner killing OF last
night was concluded to-day. The jury
returned verdict; Wc, the Jury,
find that the d. cefsed, Mollio
Love, came to her death In
IN the city and county OF Galveston.
state Of Texas, U on about Il
o'clock p. m, 90 Friday, April
8 1886, at tle hands Oi
FELIX Jones, who sh4. her three times
with a 4 calibre British bulldog 5-barrel
pistol, causing her death Uy shots in
.Glcltd by his hands"
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New ORLEANS, April l.--The Western
Water Way convention, to be held
here on April 7 and 3, promises to be
large. Some 200 delegates hovo already
been appointed, and preparations are
being made on q large scale to entertain
them. The leading business mon OF tho
city are taking a very active interest IN
LlN lnAtlNr.
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"aUNsET' CON7s MOTHER,
HANEsYrLLF, o., April 1.-The mother
Of Hon. 8. S. Cox Giod ho.e yesterday,
aged Sugars.
DIR. a. q. CLEMENS. E{SegS
GRE NyiLLE, April a. Special. Or.
A. L. Clemens, eN-msyOr OF Greenville,
diet last night and was buried this az
tcrnOon with Masonic houors.
MORTALITY Al GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April i,--Thero were nine
deaths la the oily during the present
Walk.
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,n lstie1 mails wlll be forwarded
ia NJ GG'osed pouches via the Mexjesn a1 Cenl
s so railroad to FL Paso, Texss ~ y e ha
ttIpro"arded 70 destination by means rs o oy
sn1 ohtisd States railroad .
In 10 post olioes 81 Eagle pas
I'M a,ad59ue, and Brownvine, Teas
III aIl other termediats ofIicss
me-, nneSs mans are TO be PROMPTLY for.
n T"Iued 70 destination intact by en-
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hIurrcr md Arson.

OMAHA, April rho charred remains
Of Richard Bascombe and wife, an aged
couple living nea. North Platte, we're
found by neiRhbO iu tao ruins oftheir
house yesterday The evidence
st the corone.'s Inquest in.
diCales that the pair were
murdered and the house burned to con
ceal the crime, though the mo-
tive for the deed is unknown.
Certain persons Under suspicion
are being watched hy officers. The affair
creates great excitement in the vicinity.
The victims came lon New York, aud
were highly respected I'm the neighbor.
hnn1
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Poor old

LAMrAsAs, April Spocial.l The
city election 10 take place on the 7th is
creating ronsl ierable local oXoilemout.
There ara four cudidates for trea5u-
rer, two for marshal, two for assessor
and two for attorney, The friends Of
each ara working hard.
Bll Arp and tho plass-oating negro
are doing tho city Tonight
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VERY QUILL DAY IN STOCKS.
Ls'eSaanna aud Pacific Mail Make the
Markot-St. Louis Cotton and Woo,
ksilWay News-Mexican
SECURITIES at Boston,



Tng atANrA FE TO BUILD To BRowNwoop
BIO wNwooD, April A. Special -
Browuwood has at last succeeded in
getting In favorable consideration
from IA !lroaa company, Night before
last Col. Waiter Gresham, on behalf
of the dir actors of the Gulf, Colorado
Santa 4 Q made a formal proposal
80 have ths,t road built into Brentwood
within II rnl lnths, on conditions that tho
city would give right ot-way through
loe county depot grounds, and S.. 900
cash. A oou ,mlttse OF 25 citizens was
appointed to ace what could be- done,
aud last night had re-,
ceiPed bont hde subscriptions
60 the Amount o. $4,000. Depot grounds
are now ready 10 onter into bonds To Sc
cure the right> lt-way through the
county as boon as the limo il arranged,
thus accepting the proposition OF
the SANTA go. Tia directors Will meet
&C Iampaaas on the 18th instant. Al
which time the contract win be com.
pleted. Brentwood is now uuani-
mously acitRowlede ed 70 be tho beat
town weSo OF Fort Worth,
10 miles from any road and
his last step insures city OF 10000 or
more inhatitants IL q short while.
brentwood has sutisr cd from a lack of
railroad facilities, bnt ,ow tho mists are
clearing away and Brow nwood will soon
be the metropolis OF " est Texas. Fort
Worth and bellas had better look TO
sheir laarols.
THE BArEs RKSToREB.
NEW YORK, April A. Assistant Pool
Commissioner Pearson said to-day In
accordance with the agl cement made
AT the meeting ot general passenger
agents, held no lndlanspol lis last Thurs
day all railroads west of the trunk
lines will TO morrow restore their mas.
senger rates, which for some time have
been utterly demoralized, TO the fun
hBurea. The restoration of rntes will
apply To passenger traffic, both east
and westward nom indianapolis,
Cleveland and the western cities.
AZ Tuesdays meeting a committee was
appointed TO recommend measures for
tho maintainance Of FUN rates at an.
other meeting of western passenger
agents to ba held In ST. Louis ON the Oth
| inst, and the committee will report.
| he assistant commissioner did not
know whether q pool would be estab-
lished
a NEW PROJECT AT PIEDRAs NEanAs.
PIEDRAs NEGRAs, MEX, April 4.
Special. l-Arrangements have been
made TO build tap railway three miles
long from tho main branch of thB rerro-
eIrrill international MeXicana To the
Southern Pacific coal mines.
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Messra. Il. NJ. Clover & Co., at III
street, use only DR.. Sqnibb's fluid OK
tracts and Chemicals ui their prescript-
ions, and have mon who understand
their business 10 dispense them. Ev-
ery. one invited to call and examine
their stock.
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Ex.g,v ttn,,h,r,i

Taylor, April i,-.Spoclal. l-Gov.
Hubbard viii leave for Washington IN a
low days, Ho has been overwhelmed
Nun letters OF congratulation, aud ap.
flcato Tor the app'in mont OF soore-
,ary or legation, Interpreter, OlC,ruCoiy-
lhg nom 20 to 80 letters daily from All
ington.
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Accident Littie Girl.

GALVESTON, April 1.-The little
oaush'or Of MIR, Sylvan Blum had tho
misfortune TO sustain very serious In
lufies 10y falling from stairway
distance of Il feet at the family resi-
Pence, corner OF Eighteenth aud Broad
"ay, ON Friday evening.
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Prof r. A. Proctor, the eminent Eng
llsh astronomer viii deliver cJuro of
three Lectures M the chapel ~ the Dali
las female college on the evening OF
lha iiih, 10Th. and l6ht' Of April.
Far Their announcements hereafter.
w, X. Jones,
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nl.honc.l nrnlLcr. ,gnlenced.

PHILADELPHIA, April THE Ladnor
Brothers, William ~ aud Louis j.,
brokers, who wcyo recently convicted
Of ombC1z'emtpt, we're sentenced THE
morning la tine court OF quarter SEES
sion9 by Judge Norkrs Co Imprisonment
Tor three years and three months In the
county urisyu.
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AT rIIE sr. 0uoRaE.

w Bradshaw, cityi Charles White,
san Antonloi Hsrry Constable Calves.
ton; Il II Embree, d Robinson, Duck
Croeki c NJ Balos, Calvert; NJ b Frank
lin, Pilot Point; Prof II X Ooger, Esq
land; Matt NJ Smith, Cincinnati; w S
r wilkins, it,, Longview, ~ Stock.
ridge, San Saha;J B Abbott, Decatur;
d y Whoolor, Terrell; Norton Weladom,
cliYi J W Morris, Dallas; w d Byburn.
WaXahaohlei nj ] Cox, Forney; N
Thorpe, Duck Creek; @ White, city;
John J0nklns, NJ w Johnson, Nc.
Kinneyi N Ross, Grenada, Mississippi 4
G X Dreughan, city; Frank J Wilkiits
Gende; Marry Saith, Texas; II Il fdc.
Dulhe citY, NJ A stanford, Abnen'r II
W Hawllps, Akron, Ohio; S ID Bake
city; II IA Embroe, Duck Creek; j ii
BowerS oityiJ w Record, For nsy; w
+ Coke, Emory; o t Car, Dick.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR,
j n Quin, II ID Markhai.a, Chas L
Wolf, Now Orleans; II A Pl iisbury, J 4
Murphy, Il d Matthew'S, u Il Drauehn
city; FL McNaughton, Few York; N s
johnson, Waco; IL w Bennett, w r
Wells, ID J Michael, BEN Hurat. II
Hursh, ID Worra,i, ID M Armstrong
IF Young, . II shannon, 81 LouIsi
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pied.

Lizzie, aged q months, infant daugh-
tor OF Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitus, died
yesterday morning, AZ tho residence of
tho parents, on Washington avenue.
The remgius will ha interred M
Lancaster, their old hUme. Friends of
the parents will join In the sriof oe-
casiouoc by this bereavement.
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j.. NJ. Clover & Co, tha Elm stree
druggists, do not Substitute In pr,
scriptlons. II they DO not have tho DC
sired article they will tell you, aud
desired win get II without extra charg
II 10 ha found IN thdoity.
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GREENvtLLE,Aprl A. Special. The
negro, Bin Adams, who struck Tom
Matthews iu ,he head with brick
Thursday night was captured yesterday
afternoon AM Jailed.
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NEW YORK, April 4,-Mr. Richard A.
MoCurdy was unanimously elected
president OF tUo Mutual Life Insurance
company, Of New York, 20 succeed the
lato Frederick =. Winston,
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EAGLE Pass, April A. Special. Ia
consequence Of the Franco-Ohnose war
Mexican dollars have steadily doprocl
nted 10 81 cents. They will go lower
until tho Chinese market s opened,
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Give r. NJ. Clover 4 Co., tho Elm
street druggists a call whom y0u want
toilet soaps or periumery, rs they carry
nun liuo and guarantee TO please you
both I'm price and quality.
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i. NJ. Clover & Co., az IN Elm street,
Is o now house, bu; Is now iu the front
rank NJ tirst.class druggists aud pre-
scrip'ionlsts, whore you can be- sure OF
polio treatment, iair prices and first
class goods. None but thoroughly conn
petont mon omplOYed.
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a FER THAN RvmR ;

We hsat
I.,l LoW PkoES. oA and sec hSn . :.
Gas ma st and nc "a ne at Psut
ace RVS ard RprSsrp cSe s n, aust
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LadiCsl Physicians and chemists
have analysed Po1lonrs indicated
complexion powder and recommended
~ uro to their wives aud lady friends.
What hotter could be said of ID.
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Mr.. John c. Warner, who has been
spending couple OF weeks IN the city
having his eyes treated, returned yes
terday 10 his home 40 Tyler Mr.. Var.
nor Is II most genial and agreeable zen.
tlomGn, and IL 10 hoped by his scores of
friends IN Dallas that h6 viii visit MS
again soon.
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uorsford'a Acid Phosphate in sea.sick

Prof Adolph OF, New YORK, says:
81 used 1t for seg.siokness, during AN
ocean passage. In most of tho cases tho
violent symptoms which characterize
that disease yielded aud gave way TO a
healthml action OF the functions im-
pairOd."
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mnneah lnrilnrsn slanllng.

HELENA, MoNr, April THE uotori.
Gus Felix Constant and Mcdonald were
hanged on Thursday Ut Bush CrgeS, near
Benton, for horse stealing.
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Mr.. Horny Patterson, the well known
prescription man, will hereafter attend
o. thO night business at II. NJ, Clover &
OOls., tho Elm htrnnt duRgIals.
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Complete newspaper outfit, with
32uyij Cylinder press, Tor sale very low ;
everything needed ga abundance, and
all In hug condition. Address,
THOMAS Il, BOMAR,
Mckinney Texas.
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Public snenhlnr.

Col. John 3. Stone will address the
mechanics aud laboring men Of Dallas,
at Mayors garden, Monday night a. s
o'clock
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t. NJ, Glover q Co, tho Elm street
druggists, Is the only house IN Dallas
that has a urst-clgss prescription clerk
on duty all night.
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No Safer Remedy can 90 had for
Coughs aud Colds, or any trouble OF the
throat, than "Brown's bronchial Tro-
ches." Price Is cents, Sold only in
boxes.
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MnlIa for NInxlrn.

WASHINGTON, April i.-Tho postofiice
department to-day issued the
following order; Hereafter Mexican
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The weather

WASHINGTON, April i.-For the west
gull states: Warmer and fAiror
weather, followed hy local showers and
partly cloudy weather; east mud south
winds and lower barometer.
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EvrRY hrstoiRss dealer sells Opera
Pau Cigarettes. win not stick 70 the
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p. T. harnum thinks that he has 70 =
the ninsteenth century boom In Jum6.
but he must not forgat the great e.
element caused by the sale of Or. Bal (
Cough Syrup.
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Don't fall N go TO the new grocery
store Of q. y. Epes, & Co., So Elm street
Telephone NO8
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Firat-elass grooming aud board vt l.
RsndslPs stable. Rates reduced TO sl2.t
per month.
Ed. Randall eau furgish Grst-cla.
irumners' wagons aud teams at re,
rOnaOe ratios.
ED. Randall has Just received a COUP
OF new aud elegant picnic and ashin
wagons. 10 not forget him.
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Az 1890 tonight John RIVER entered
the house OF JOhp Handel, bnrpiariouslv
Inclined. Handel was away, bat
LIS wife, hearing the noise
got spistol fired at Ryer, and fhsn COW
ering him with tho revolver, arrested
MN and tuynsd MN over 10
CITY Marshal Res, II WAS
one OF che bravest shings ever doae nv a
lady III this city, aAd Mrs. Handel WAS
perfectly cool even when alone in the
house W til Ryer.
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Cleveland In the choio Of the Ameri-
can people-so a.o OPP Pal olga
retses,
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NIrxIrnn Csntrni socurIties.


.BostoN, April l.-Mexican Central,
lOA seyens, 1875 scrip, Ss9i.
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| H VII WINII ToHAvE AIsE1sor BEAUTIFUL
" LII Pssry White and Sound Teeth

BY un Dentist but TAKE THOSE NATURE gAyr yon
Land sA@h1X'S oRIDONrO regularly op,v 20 -, . a.
So ana Powder all Druggists, and ~ W" on een1' No''
---- -Iss..e by CtsowDUs I.aU<s ,o r
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here for swindllng." This closed the
ease for tie day. ~
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09

HE first morning session of the annual
meeting of the Press Association of Arkan-
Sas convened in the pretty ard very com
modious opera house in the city of
Helena. The meeting was called to order
BY President Colburn, and an opening
prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Winfield.
of Little Rock.
The chair appointed standing committees
on: Membership, resolutions, memorials
to dead, treasurer's books, amendments to
constitution and by laws.
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
Folsom, of Augusta, to consider the subject
Of foreign advertising. Referred to com
mittee.
Amendment to constitution introduced
by G. R. Williams, limiting the term of
honorary membership. Referred to Gem
mittee.
Fifteen new members were admitted to
the Association.
Resolution adopted to take effect next
meeting that each member of the Associa-
ton shall furnish the session late copy Of
his or her paper.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09

WE take the article below from an ex-
change. There is a great beauty in
charity, when we forget ourselves, and
think of those less fortunate, letting not
our left hand know of the gentle work in
which the right is engaged;
Among the palliative methods for re-
lieving the condition of stranded women
in large cities, one of the best, is the estab-
lishment of exchanges, where, for a
reasonable commission, the handiwork,
useful, decorative, or artistic, Of women is
sold at prices which will pay the worker a
just remuneration for time and labor.
"There are several things that should be
guarded against in establishments of this
sort. The goods taken should be 8aleable-
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09

communicate of the Methodist Church
Weed and won by the old Commodore, and
placed in prominent and trying position
IN the gayest part of the gay world, her
heart never severed, nor did her hand tire
IN good works. Large charities were the
result Of her influence, conspicuous among
which is the Vanderbilt University, Nash
vile, Tennessee.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-09

PHE Press EzeursiOnists arrived at
PIena last Thursday evening at 1890
'0'k' A committee from Helena board
N train little above the city, and
Ad'l'd a cordial welcome to the ezcur-
'P,'' At the depot carriages were in
7ilss and the members Of the Press
E's TAKEN to the city and we're very de-
|pually arranged for by the citizens of