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College Items.


 The fall games take place this week Wednesday.
 Both candidates for Governor of Msssachu- setts are Harvard graduates-Prince of '36 and Robinson of '56.
 Princeton defeated Stevens institute at football Saturday for the second time this year, ten goals and six touchdowns (seventy- six points, to nothing.
 A new football league has been formed bJ Amherst, Williams, Tufts and the Boston School of Technology. Dartmouth was un- able to enter on account of the opposition of it's faculty to the Rugby rules and the appli- cation made by the Amherst Agricultural school was refused on the ground that they were socially the interiors of the other col leges !!
 The Hartford Courant is responsible for the following: Although President Eliot of Harvard won't allow his young gentlemen to play football with those rough, brutal Yale and Princeton boys, it is understood that he has no objection to their playing it gently and politely among themselves.
 bio Lewis states that no user of tobacco has ever headed his class at Harvard or at any other institution where class statistics have been preserved, but @ Yale I'll man as- serts that the valedictorian of his class used the weed freely during his whole course and that it agreed with him perfebtly, or at any rate with his recitations Mir. Frederick Seymour '81 was married in Waterbury on Thursday lastA to Miss Dike- man. One of the groomsmen was MT. F. R. Vernon, also a member of 'S1.
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FAIR HAvEN.

Confirmation Services-At the Church.
 es-Personal Items.
 There was very large congregation at both the First and Second Congregational churches yesterday morning. a Rev. Mr. Hart, of the First church, preached in Rev. MT. Blakeslee's pulpit. His sermon was short but thoroughly enjoyed by the congregation. The audience assembled at the Firat church
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Te.Morrow Evening At The Athe-

Tomorrow evening at the Atheneum meeting of the Young Mems Republican club will be held, and it is expected that the meeting will be one of unusual interest. as the subject for discussion is 'sThe nomina- tions for the coming city and town cleo tions." It is well known that elections, nm
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Steamnhip Arrfyals.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Arrived. steamers City of Montreal from Liverpool, Edam from Amsterdam and Denmark from London.
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roo MUCH FOR GREECE.

One Way of Settling War TroubIes-
 Germany Puts Her Arm Nm The Mud-
 dIe.
 LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Standards Berlin correspondent telegraphs as follows:
 Russia and Austria being hopelessly unable to agree upon 8 settlement of the Balkan difficulty, Prince Bismarck, moved by de- termination to prevent war. interposed. This action of Germany has resulted in an agree ment between the three powers to restore outwardly the statue quo in Bulgaria and Servia and Greece will probably be choked off
 CoNsTANr1NoPLE, Oct. 1S.-The Porte has sent second and peremptory not to Sarvia and Greece demanding prompt explanation of the war preparations in those countries.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE. Rnard nf R RAUfafWRffnUR

Board or kkegfStr8t1Om. FTNHE Seectmen and Town Clerk of the town of 1 New Haven will be in session at Rooms 10 and Il City Hall, in said town of New Haven, on We'd nesday October 21st, from o'clock in the fore noon until o'clock in the afternoon of said day, and will adjourn said meeting from time to time: if found necessary until Monday, the 18th day of October inst on which day they will be in session from o'clock in the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of examining the qualifications of Electors and admitting to the Electors Oath those who shall be found qualified The Seectmen and Town Clerk will also be in ses sion at the above named place on MONDAY, the 2d day of November next. from o'clock in the fore noon until o'clock in the afternoon. for the pur pose of admitting to the Electors Oath SUCH PERSONS ONLY whose names have been on the first Registry List under tie title: "To be Male, and whose qualifications shal have matured since the last previous session of said Board. Dated at New Haven, October 1e, 1885.
 JAMES REYNOLDS,
 I. E. BROWN
 JULIUS TYLER, Board
 ERNEST KLENKE, of
 VIM. s. BEECHER, Selectmen.
 JOHN L. TREAT.
 LOUIS FELDMAN,
 oc17 St PHILIP HUGO, Town Clerk.
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4 Good sized Estate.

J. D. Browne and Ebenezer Roberts, ap- praisers of the estate of the late William A. Healey. have 6lsd the appraisal at the office of the Hartford judge of probate. They ap- praise the estate at S44S. .4S6. g.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court, |,

District of New Haven Probate Court,
 Oct. 18th, 1885. { TPoN the application of Jane E. Woodruff, U showing to this court that she is guardian to Charles ". Hitchcock, Hattie L. Hitchcock and Mary B. Hi ichcock. minors belonging to said dis trict, and that said minors are tte owners of the following real estate, viz: Three undivided sixths of certain piece or parcel of land situated in the town of New Haven and bounded north by Main street one hundred and fifty feet, east by Hill street one hundred and eighty feet, south by land of the heirs of Thomas Corrigan, deceased, and west by land of Fanny Cooper, valued at about - dollars and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate; praying for order and that she some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, per application on file, dated the 18th day of October, 1885, fully appears.
 0rdered-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office in New Haven on the 18th day of October. 1885, at g o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in some news paper having circulation in the probate district of New Haven three times successfvely before said time assigned. SAMUEL A. YORK,
 oc15 At Judge.
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FOR SALE,
 A At less than value, would be exchanged M::I for smaller place, of the most desirable lsA cottage residences in the city; il rooms, all modern conyeniences in perfect order with large lot of ground. Inquire at
 a20tf Opposite P. O.
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Sunday Baseball.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1S.-In the game to-day between the Cincinnati and Louisville clubs the former won by score of to 9. At St. Louis the home team defeated the St. Louis league , to 9.
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will Se-
 cure 8 Good Home.
 "A ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street. %!;;l House and barn, 29 Auburn street. Twofam- .MA&A fly house No. Ii Clay street. Two-famiy house. 460 Orchard street. All to be sold low if sold within ten days. Also for rent first floor 78 Wool sey street; first floor 10 Newhal street; 115 Portsea street, 121 Porsea street: BIO Congress avenue, and second floor 29 Auburn street
 A. M. HOLMES, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE 69 CHURCH STREET no15
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like Christmas, come more than once a year, and that when they come both parties are apt to be provided with candidates for the occasion, and as it is important in local elections, as we'll as national, to have up standard bearers and good tickets, and it will be seen that the subject is an interest ing and live one. Moreover, the admission will be general, free for all
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Td4ants.
wANTEn
WANTED

N SITUATION as cashier or saleslady; thor A oughly understands bookkeeping. Good ref erence. Address A. E.,
 os19 It. This Office
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Local Weather Record.
 FOR OCTOBER IS. 1895.
 AN. AN. N p.s. PM: r, r.n. Barometer. ..... 3o.12 30t2 300e 30o6 300s Hamiais9 Hss5nGRstsr. B ss g & & g g 8 8 Wind, direction and velocity in Weather. Cl'dy Ci'dy Clear Fair. Clear Mean bar, BOOST; mean temp, ss.s; mean humid. Max. temp, ee.; min. temp. 5o.: rainfall o Max. hourly velocity of wind. ii miles.
 FOR OCTOBER IS. 1894 Mean bar, g 945; mean temp. AZ. Max temp, 61.2; min. temp, S5.
 J. H. sFEEErsmAN, serst S. C. y.sA- Note: A minus sign t-l pralxed te thernonsssr readings indicates tsrnpefature SeioT .sfo; precipitation too small to measure
 M1NIATURE ALaAANAC.
 OCTOBER 1s. ssz R1.Es. s;es! x0Os R1sss. Hrsa w4ssz.
 MARRIAGES. wEED-BAGLEY-oct 18th, Henry Harrison Weed and Hattie ii. Bagley.
 DEATHSs HILL-In West Haven, Oct. F. Rachael Elizabeth only child of Edward A. and Ida H. Hill, aged 17 days
 MARINE LIST. eR@ PORT oFNEw HAVEN. ~SHA
 ARRIVED OCT. F and is Bark Emile, Thianish, Alexandria, Egypt; s5 days, rags to Seymour Paper CD. z Sch John B. Larrington. Parker, Baltimore, ceal. Sch Otstts Hervey, Georgetown, D. O., coal Sch Bessie c Beach, Crossley. Norfolk, coal. Sch Robert Morgan, Crossley, Norfolk, coal. Sch J. N Ayres Hunter, N. Y.. iron. Sch H. S. Parker, Brown, N. r., ilon Sch Victory, Mullen, Calais, lumber Sch Gen. William H. French, Robinson, StoninE- ton, stoves. SAILED. Sch N Hand, Dayton, St Croix, general cargo. Sch Bess and stalla Hawks, N ': Sch J. Seabrook, French. NY: Sch Stella AI16s, Anies, E.,Y. Sch Lady Ellen, Clrrk. N F. Sch Gen. w H. French, Robinson, N. Y. Sch Addie Schlaefer Deacon N. Y. Sloop Clinton, Weeks, N. Y.
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A SITUATION by & competent and trustworthy A girl to cook, wash end iron in private famf- ly. No postal cards please. Good city reference Call for two days at
 oel9 It's 217 C0AJEPCF STREET
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RAPHAEL RUSSO.
 Successor to PAUL RUSSO, 763-765-767 Grand St. ,corner Bradley.
 Native Oysters. IF you want the best Oysters to be found in the I city call at Durand's and see those nice fat na- tives opened fresh, and then leave your weekly or der. None but the best natives kept or sold, and the price will be found at the very lowest.
 Meats and Vegetables. Everything in the Meat and Vegetable line fresh seasonabe aud reasonable. Spring Chickens alive will be dressed to order. Pork Tenderlons always on hand.
 Groceries. The Best Flour. The Best Butter, and in fact everything in this department is Of the best quality and at bottom prices. Fruit. Apples, Pears, Plums; Malaga, Delaware. Con- cord and other Grapes Bananas and other fruits in their season. Telephone.
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WANTED.

WANTED. A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gene A raj housework or second work in a private family. Inquire at
 oc19 It* RS wATJArE STpTET
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]. Mel Bassett SIS Chanel Street,

FOR KENT.
 1sssA THE store iOo Court street Rent moder M;ts ate to good tenant. Possession at once 5!.g Al ply to E. HAYES TROWBRIDGE JR oc13tf S07 Chapel street, 2d floor.
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u Ion satlslactory, and George wal

N ion satisfactory, and George wa
at the head.
Captain b. NJ. Temple, formerly
chief engineer of the Gulf, Colorado Il
Santa Fo Road, who has Deon called to
and accepted the position OF bridge
engineer on the Dallas & Northwest.
ern Railway, is in the city.
Rabbi /. l., Lecht, of New Orleans,
q .ivered a most eloquent and Office
tive discourse at the synagogue last
night. His mission in Texas is TO
raise funds for the establishment Of
. orphans home in New Orleans.
Mrs. II. Brown, dsughter-in.law OF
eur worthy may or, whose family she
has been visiting Tor awhile, returned
yesterday to her homo near Van AL
styne. She was accompanied by Mrs.
X. p. Toole aud little daughter Cora,
who will sojourn for a few weeks in
the country.
The city editor has received pleas
ant invitation from Miss Matte Lee
Lyle, of Springfield, Missouri, 20 at
tend her birthday party. 1t reads:
"Mattie Lee Lyle, at home, to her lit
tie friends on her birthday, June 30,
lSo5.' She Is the sprightly little
i-year old daughter of'Mr. John w.
Lyle, formerly resident OF this city.
The tenderest acknowledgment are
extended the little miss Tor the kind
remembrance,
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New ORLEANS. Nav 70 lss5

Messrs. Auchincloss Brothers, Agents
for Mesars. j. Il p. Coats, New York:
Gentlemen-In making our official
report as jurors on group 8, class sol,
OF the Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition, New Orleans,
lSS4-lSS5, we deeply regretted the fact
that we were debsrred from express
Ing our opinion on the splendid
display OF ~. 4 p. Coats's best six cord
spool cotton" as also on the merits of
the same. AS Messrs. J. & p, Coats's
thread was not entered for competition,
but for exhibition only, we had to
ab, de by our instructions, and ignore
their exhibit, and those OF others
MAKERS for the same reasons. We
cannot, however, in justice to Messrs,
D. q Z, Goats, refrain from expressing
our admiration OF the magnificent OK.
hlbit made by them. II was acknowl-
edged on all sides TO be the handsomest
display OF white, black and colored
thread ever made, and we again ex-
press our regret that we were pre-
vented by their entry, "for exhibition
only from noticing officially their
Thread We are, gentlemen, yours
very respectfully.
(Signed) LEOPOLD LORE.
SELIM BARNETT,
II, BERG
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III ID not rain Yesterday. Faot.

1t did not rain yesterday, Fact,
Picnic and lunch baskets at Erb s.
He.No tea, German preserves, at Ed
s. Alston's.
20 cents will get a good ladies' slip
per at Leon Kahn's.
Fresh Holland herring, swis
cheese, dried beef, at Ed s. Alston's.
A hop wa given at Mayors Hall
last evening by several Young men to
a few young ladies'.
Storage for furniture and buggies,
all kinds OF goods at auction. Fine,
Very Fine, auction commission,
Give us trial order for our Golden
Drip Java Coffee, b. o. Weller, & Co.,
cash grocers, corner Elm aud Har-
wood streets.
The concert given last evening at
Mayors Garden by Meinp Bros.
band was we'll attended. The music
Yves splendid.
Superintendent Gates at the county
poor farm is quite i'll. DR.. Carter, city
health officer, went down TO see him
yesterday afternoon.
Hon, John II. Reagan writes Colonel
John G. Mccoy that no will be here on
the 18th and 10Th OF July TO attend the
Pioneers meeting.
K. II. Mcdonald, late with Ellie
Thompson, left last evening for Deca.
tur to take charge of the business OF
Betterton 4 Hopkins, at that place,
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Leo. oglesby, of Plano, was
In the city yesterday. -
Mr.. II. Nauglo and wife, OF Fort
Worth, are in the city.
Mr.. Charles Green, OF Corsicana, was
in the city yesterday.
sheriff Alexander Wilson, of Kauf-
man County Is in the city.
Johnnie Goodsell, with +. NJ. Kahn
& Co.. is very Ill with fever.
John Toole il confined to his bed by
a severe attack OF bilious fever.
Mr.. George Osmond, manager Of
Dun's agency in this city, is quite sick,
Mrs. Walskill and son and Mr.. II. p.
Lautz, lett last night for Los Angeles,
California.
Mr.. Henry Jones, District Clerk, Is
visiting Shreveport. He can afford
It, no doubt.
Captain j.. w. Brady, r prominent
cattle man of Cleburne, was IN the
city yesterday.
MISS Maggie, daughter Of DR.. Ayers,
leaves this morning for Bryan on n
visit to. friends.
Mr. and Mrs, b. McRosKy have re.
turned after a solourn OF two weeks at
Daily Springs.
Mrs. Rhoda Mcdonald, Of Wichita
Falls, Is visiting the family OF County
Clerk w. NJ. &. Hill,
Miss Sallie Howell, who has been
visiting at Anderson and Bryan, has
returned home, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Grace Burlington, OF An
derson.
Mr.. Robert Cockrell has gone "a
Los Angeles, Californi a, for his
| health. He was acc mpanied part ol
the way by his mother, Mrs, Sarah
II. Cockrell.
Miss Bessie Carter, the charming
and accomplished daughter OF Health
Officer DIR. J. l.. Carter, LEFT yesterday
via Fort Worth on visit 10 her uncle'i
family at Denton.
Mr.. 4. +. Holloway isA young law
yer of learning and ability from iii.
nois. He and Mr.. W. II. Strange have
formed a copartnership for the prac
tioe OF their profession.
DIR. II. II. Chiffon, ocoulist, left last
evening for Fort Worth and DR.. J. II
Smith, his partner OF that city, came
over last evening 10 hold down this
end OF the line until his return.
Mr.. George A. Rick, son OF ouP en-
terprising townsman Mr.. George Rick
returned yesterday from college from
the Usage Mission, Indian Territory,
Amongst very large class OF prof.
clients only three passed their exami-
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AT THE ST. GEORGE,


q f Stafiur, Fort Worth; 7 G Taylor,
Austin; Lou l Sturgiss, New Orleans;
Mrs q w Fulton, Miss Minnie vesv,
Pa f.; II Hennagiu, Kaufman; ] p
Lane, Ennisi @ l. Heath, Mrs NJ p
Blair, Cleburne;J g White, city; @ II
Cassady, Texas; T II Freeman, Nc
Kinney; A j Stroal, NJ D, Elmo; ] w
Brady, Cleburne; p A Jordan, Ennis;
&c Moore, Mckinney; W P Jones,
oity; J w Morris, Dallas; A T Wilson,
Kauiman;J u Wander, Missouri Pa.
cifc; J S Myer, Jack Co;J + Myer,
Carroltoni J X Jones, r Il w & W Ry,
Goshen, Texas; NJ Hillburn, waxa-
haohie; q A Lacy, Comancho; ] l. Ross,
Dallas; Mrs J w Jones, Miss Josie
Jones, Paris; A ii Marchbach, Ennis;
J l. Bowen, lnnis; ] w Haughtaling,
New Jerseyi William Jones and wife,
cltyi q Il hlau, 8osque; s b Lam
ford, Chss a Browa, Waxahschie; II
4 Mano, kaufman; John A Williams,
Dallas b y Young, Springfield, Tenn !;
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The aims OF che past few days have
caused an overflow of the Trinity
River which covers the pike. 1t is
still rising and railroad communica-
ton between here and Denton, over
the Missouri Pacific, is cut of, the
track being under water from the
overflow OF the Elm Fork, Trains
ran yesterday via Fort Worth to Dem
ton. So far as learned, the other roads
centering here are making regular
Tina
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The Blue stockings will play the
Corsicsna nine at the Fair Grounds
Park Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
This will be the initial game of the
summer base ball season, Mansfield
ana Carter are the battery, strong
one for the Browns, and Garnett and
Bullock, equally as strong, for the Cor
sicanas. IL will be fierce fight and a
most interesting game.
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Foolish as seems, the riot was all
about some nicko coins which had
recently been issued by the Mexican
government, and which the Mexicans
disliked. A small cause, surely. But
blood corpuscles ale only one twenty
eight.hundredth part as big as one of
5.cent nickels. And yet what circus
they stir up IL anything goes wrong
with theml Mrs. Brannad, of Ivan
hoe, Georgia, says: "I used Browns
Iron Bitters with best results for eX.
treme nervousness, sleeplessness and
bad blood.n
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Daily Springs.

These waters have earned an un.
rivaled reputation for the cure Of
Dropsy (both local and general),
Paralysis, Enlargement Of Spleen and
Liver, Scrofuls, Gravel, !Coustipation
and all the diseases peculiar TO fe-
males. Delicate ladies and sickly
children can resort to the waters, with
the assurance that health and vigor
will be gained. The cold, delicious
and invigorating water OF The famous
Red Spring is a specific tor Dyspepsia.
there being on record NOT A SINGLE
CASE or FAILURE TO CURE. For
further information apply to ]. w.
Farrier,
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Miss T Servine, Big SSprings; B @
Hart, Galveston News; John w Hill,
Bastrop; Boyd Jones, Terrell; w A
Raglsnd, Clinton; Mrs Irene Jetto,
Cleburne; NJ Nash, Kaufman, j T
Turner, Texas & Pacific; S D Blake,
Dallas
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Work on County Roads

The county convicts are al present
engaged in working the Preston road.
The County Commissioners Court
ordered 100 scrapers yesterday, and If
the weather Is propiLious, there will
be more work done on the public
roads of the county than there has
been for years BEFORE.
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TEETTxxyLUxY-xSD HoTfdIgE
M AZ ~ =, y----s-s-~as~---s--s.

gZEas LOANS MONEY ONE
Good real estate security on long or
short time at reasonable rates OF in
terest WITHOUT COMMISSION, Ven
doris lien notes purchased, AND AR.
RANaEMENTs CAN BE MADE TO REPAY
LOANS ny INsTALLNENTs IF DESIRED.
Apply direct TO
o. Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager,
Once In Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas.
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THE TEXAS LAND SlMORTGAGEO 90
LOANS MONEY m

Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
ity on long and short time and reason
able rates Of interest. Vendors lien
rates are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can be made to repay
loans byinstallments.
G, Il. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices in Merchants Exchange, Dali
los TnNhu
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II VIII pay you to get our prices be-
lore buying. We WIN sell you cheaper
tnan you can buy elsewhere In Dallas.
HAMILTON u YOU'VE, S26 Elm street,
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LOANS ON LANDS.

Made For Long Time, at Reasonable
Rates in Amounts to Suit. Now isthe
Time to Borrow for Investment or
speculation.
For particulars, call on or address
j. y, WATKINS l.. NJ, co,
Dallae, Texas.
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EXPOSITION NOTES.
j. IL p. COATS.

The Worlds industrial aud Cotton
Centennial Exposition.
New ORLEANS, May 2s, 1885.
MessrS. Auchincloss Brothers,
representing j, x p. Coats:
Gentlemen-Your communication of
April p, inclosing forty shares of stock
Of the Worlds Industrial aud Cotton
Centennial Exposition, as a donation,
Is received, and am directed by the
Board OF Management 10 express their
thanks for your enterprise and liber-
ality, and their appreciation of the in
terest you have manifested in this and
other ways in tho Exposition 10 which
you have by your splendid exhibit
contributed so largely. l have the
honor to De, very truly yours.
(Signed) s. Ii, Buck, Dir. General.
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Merchants generally will be in the
trade parade July.A
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the finest display of fire works will
July. " ' ~ '"
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Money 20 Loan.

Money to loan on real estate wIru.
OUT Commission. Apply 70
O. X. WELLEsLEr,
Merchants Exchange, Dallas, Texas.
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Nhsn BABY vas Utk y, gave her CAST, RIA,
W. As Va Child. she ais1s'r CAST DRIA,
Wan ale beans Mis- ,A, ClsnsInsCAsI )RIA,
VAsu NE had cAldrnisAsisATs Asn CA rORIA.
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Young and MiddIe-Aged Mea
A SUPR CTTPE

Tho awful effect Of early vice, which
brings organic weakness destroying both
mind AID body, with all Its awful iils be.
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUMP.
ZION, sets in, or PalpitatiOn of the Heart,
Timidity, Trembling, Nervous Dlsch geS.
so MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack of Ideas,
Sadness Of Spirits, Ugly Imaginings, Dis.
like to Social Life and Brooding Mean-
ChOly.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
on that happy life, aware of Physical De-
Irregularities, quickly assisted,
NO MINERALS Used IUung people
losing their health, and spending time
and money With those unskilled aud 'un.
qualified TO treat them, causing fatal dis
orders 10 the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE MODEsTY deter YOU
from callingN once on