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SCALL-
Milk Crust, Dandruff, Eczema
and All Scalp Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

I Asst NOVEMBER my little boy. aged three
II years, fell against the stove while he was run
ming, and cut his head, and, rieht after that, be
had q good doctor, DR.. -. to attend him, but
he got worse, and the doctor could not cure him.
His whole head, face. and left car were in n fear
full state. and he suffered terribly. I caught the
disease from him. and it spread all over my face
and neck; and even got into my eyes. Nobody
thought we would ever get better. l felt sure we
were disfgured for life. / heard of the CuTIcuRA
RsMKDIEs, and procured a bottle of CurIcuRA
kKsoLvEsr. a box Of CUIicuRA, and a cake of CT
TIcuRA Soar, and used them constantly day and
night. Afer using two bottles o. kxsaLyEsT'
we are perfectly cured without a scar. Ny boys
skin is now like satin. LILLE EPTING.
81 Grand street, Jersey City, N.
GILBERT p. ROBINSON, J. p.
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pUPPY-On Sunday, from my house, corner
Kerr avenue and NJ. and I. R.R..a black
female setter puppy, five months old; had on a
new nickel collar fastened with paddock; noname
on, collar. A suitable reward will be paid for her
delivery TO me, or to C. II. Bracket.
ROBERT n. WEAVER.
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THE WEATHER.


For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley /:
Local rains, srarmer in The eastern portion
and slightly colder in the soestern portion ;
sUinds generally edsterly.
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
oroe; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as 'bright as q hut
ton" 1t is very pleasant to taste. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allsys
all psin, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy for
diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-Five q bottle.
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A on STOLEN.

SIOCh FARM-Win ezchang e I0S2-ac1e stock
farm, 40 miles from st. Louis, for n good plan
tatlon; or other good property, South. Address
-: .QUlNLAN, Grocer. st. Louis, Mo.
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II Apply at 1873 Adams street.
x NICE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with
- or without board, at 137 Madison street.
TWO large unturnished rooms, with or without
\ board, at 69 Madison street, corner Third.
ROQMS-FrOnt and back rooms, en- suite or
1G single, with board, at y Madison street.
SI. JAMES H~0USE-Cor. Second and Adams SITS
2koom and 5oard.S per week; day board, 81 so
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SMALL BLACK P0NY-Scar on left hip; hal
~ ter marks about head. Will pay n liberal re
ward for return to 1873 Wellington street.
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WANTS.

PAhINEt-Aciive or silent, with Sl2,tuO to
L $1,000, IN an established and paying commits
SION business. Acdi iOnal capital de-ired 20 en-
large tGs ness; which ha. outgrown present facil-
iltles' and can bs targets increased with more cap
ital. Address, for 0days. Memphis Anpenl office.
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GastOn's Hotel.
". H. BINGHAM.....-...MASAeER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnished
Prices according to size and location of rooms.
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IQHN E PURD0N, MD, University of Dub
- lin, Physician and Surgeon. 0fice-Gayoso
Hotel, Main street entrance.
Il D. CUBBlNS-Practicsl Timer and 81 est
. Metal Worker, Roofing, Guttering and Pin
ing. RsPairing and painting of old roots special
DENTISTRY-Dr. J. B. WATSON, 2y7 Second
y street, near Madison. Elevator.
lISTEhNS Bull and repaired; and war
y rantedj also, briok-layinF. Office IS Madison
81: or te.enhone sas. THOS CUBBINS.
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Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
Burnstt's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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DR.. HUGHES, indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
a luxury or a remedy"
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A called meeting of the Legislative
Council was held Yesterday afternoon.
President Had1.en in the chair and Messrs.
Lee H.ontgomery, Kney and Graham
resent.
NOT ABLE 70 A SIDEWALK.
NJ. NJ. Parma sent in a communication
stating that his financial affairs were not
in such a condition as to allow him to put
down a stone pavement in front of his
property on the corner of Poplar and Main
streets. Referred to the President, with
! power to act.
CROSSING WANTED.
Various citizens asked for q crossing at
the intersection of Yates and johnson
avenues. Referred to the President with
power to act.
PROTESTING AGAINST NINTH STREET.
Citizens Of the Tenth Ward protested
against granting the Memphis, Birming.
ham and Atlantic a right of way on Ninth,
from Broadway to South street. Mai
Meriwether stated that the plan had been
abandoned. Referred to the committee
having the matter in charge, and OF which
MI. Patterson is chairman.
TO OPEN ROSS AVENUE.
Petitioners asked for the opening o.
Ross avenue, from Holly street to Poplar
% closed by the occupancy of R. d
Frayser and Henry Kelly. Referred tc
the city engineer and attorney.
WOULD SPOIL THE CULvERT
City Engineer Meriwether reported
against the ACCESSIBILITY of granting James
Monaghan permission to remove the tor
Of the retaining wall at the southeast
corner Of the brick arch bridge at the in,
tersection of Commerce and Alabama, as i
would be an injury to the culvert. Report
of engineer adopted.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF GUESTS.
The Gayoso Hotel asked that a stone
walk be laid from the main entrance g.
the Gayoso to the street-car track. Granted
provided the hotel paye for it.
PROVIDING AGAINST FIRE.
By Mr.. Lee:
Resolred, That it shall be a misdemeanor t.
fee, any loose cotton over night.
Adopted.
TAKING HI CENSUS.
President Hadden said he had a com
munication from Messrs. Brogsn ant
Humphreys, saying they would take tn,
census of the city for $1,000, the city t.
furnish the blanks, and the work to b
done to the satisfaction of DIR. Thornton
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A PUSHING, ENERGETIC MAE-With some
~ capital, to introduce and Ike the agency for
ing Toilet Article. Address
WIN. GLASSA lRE. 206l N. Front St. Philnln.
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Rafbss Rathsy Ralhs!

Clear water, fresh air, warm and light
rooms. Baths of all descriptions. Hot
and cold, % cents, at the Turkish bath
house, No. 222 Second street, near Adams.
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SPARKLING BETHESDA stands stthe head
of all e~fervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
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L. Straus, tailor, has removed his shoI
to IL West Court street. Give him a call
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Neither Limb Garmenture.

Good Pants are always in demand, and the
stock at the Misft Clothing Parlor always keers
up with that demand. We have the Finest of
Fine Styles for those fond of of extra fine dress.
We do not overlook the poor man, for We have
hundreds of Styles to show him, and we will sell
him Pants of really good material at very low
figures.
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Highest cash price paid for hides, furs
feathers, rags and bones, loose and baled
cotton. Send for price list. S. Gabay,
agent and commission merchant, 400 to
ALB Shelby street, Memphis
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No. 5e0S, R.D.-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Masgie b. Chapman VS.. Louis
A. Chapman.
1t appearing from bill which is sworn to in this
cause that the defendant, Louis A. Chapman, is
believed 10 be a resident Of the State Of Arkansas
and 4 nonresident of the State of TENNESSEE:
1t Is therefore ordered, That. he make his
county, in Memphis. Tenn. on OF, before the first
Mondayin December, 1855; and plead. answer or
taken for confsss a as to him and set for hear
ing ex parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once & week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This October 30. 1885.
~ s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Smith 4 Collier, Soils. for eompl'nt. sat
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Degnan e. Co.
Sfraus Removed.

Fresco Painters and Decorators. Designs
and estimates furnished.
Wedding Presents at MulfOrd's.
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TAKEN UP,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

INoR City Property, Is small Farms, 5 miles from
l. city, Old Raleigh road; will sell on long time
Address p. h, 81 Madison street.
HN0R CITY PR0PERTY-My place with or
IL without storehousel of go acres-l60 in high
state of cultivation, nice dwellings and necessary
out-houses, u miles south OF city, on Horn Lake
road, 81 and "a miles from NJ. and I. and Ia,
N, q. and i. roads respectively, and on surveyed
route Of Illinois Central from YaEOo City to Menu
phis; a school upon the place, convenient to
three churches, combined with beauty OF loca-
ton and healthtulness. make the place very de-
sirable. WHITE BEDFORD. Horn Lake. Miss.
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THE WORST SORE HEAD.


Have been in the drug and medicine business
twenty-five years. Have been selling your Cyril
CURA REMEDIES since they came West. They
lead all others in their line. We could not write,
nor could you print all we hive heard said in ia
vor of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. 0ne year ago
the CuTIcURA and Soar cured n little girl in. our
house of the worst sore head we ever saw, and the
RESOLvEyT and CUrICuRA are now curing a young
gentleman OF a sore leg, while the PHI sicians are
trying to have it amputated. It will save his leg,
and perhaps his life. Too much cannot be said in
favor Of CurIcuRA REMEDIES.
Covington, KY. S. B. SMITH * BRO.
CurIcuRA REMEDIES are a positive cure for every
form Of Skin and Blood Diseases, from Pimples
to Scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price: CurIcURI,
50c.; Soar, 25c,; REsoLyENr, 81. Prepared by
the Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Mass.
send for How to Cure Skin Diseases.
SKTN Blemishes, Pimples. Blackheads and
O1A1N Baby Humors, use CuTIcURA SOAP.
FULL OF Els AND PAINS
yStA which no human skill seems able tc
aleviate, is the condition of thousandi
49, who as yet know nothing of that new
and elegant antidote to pain and in
fslnmstion, the CUTIcURA ANTI Par
pIAsTER- Dc
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BRING THE BOYS.

We can fit them out from head to foot.
We can give them a nice Derby or
Soft Hat for 81.
We can give them ar all-wool Suit
for IS 81
We can give them a pair of odd pants
for 73c.
We can give them the new style Flan-
mel Shirt Waist for 81 20.
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MENKEN'S.
Order Medals mt Mulf0rd's.
Howard Watches at Mulford's

BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesha.
]. S. ROBINSON, Apothecary.
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X

Sell to-day bargains in Gents Cloth
ing, Hats and Shoes that should at
tract the entire community.
You can buy to-day a splendid Soft Hat
for 81, cheap at So so.
You can buy to-day a pair of Atwood
Cashmere Trousers for So 70,
worth So.
You can buy to-day a serviceable sewed
Shoe, button, congress or lace, for
So, regular price S4 80.
You can buy to-day a good Atwood
Business Suit for $40, usual price $I5.
You can buy to-day a fashionable
Derby Hat for 81, equal to the regu-
gular 90 so hat.
You can buy to-day an article of wear.
ing apparel at prices that will please
you.
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milford, Jeweler. 294 Main,
Fills orders from the country promptly,
and satisfaction guaranteed
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Maximum temperature, E.4.
Minimum temperature, 1928.
Rainfall Q. l6.
All observations are taken on IS meridian time,
which is one hour faster than local time.
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PERSONALS.

Ship your cotton to W. b. GaIbreath d Co
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MeteoroIogical Report.

MxNpHIs. TEsS.. November q, 1885.
me. Bar. Their. Wind.I Weather.
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The New Gay0so.
ELIAS H0TCHKISS
Rates, 81 SO to 81 per day, according to location Of
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CHANGING BASE.
The Citizens Railway Company Slightly
Alters Its ~Plans-Right of Way
ON Linden Street.
An Experiment with Artesian Wells
Sycam0res to Be Felled-Other
City Business Done.

A called meeting of the Legislative
Council was held Yesterday afternoon.
PRESIDENT Ha"aen in the chair and Messrs.
Lee ~e-~ontgomery, Kney and Graham
nr<vaDf
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R. KUPFERsC
LOST.

A%h AGE-The ~draymau that picked up d
package, on Shelby street, that fell from q
oouthern Express wagon, containing q coat and
pants, will plea'o return Il 10 the Southern Ey-
press office, for he is knnwn.
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CAPITAL PRIZE!


"He do hereby certify that zoe supervise tie ar
ranpen,ents for all the Monthly and Semi-AEauai
Drawings Of the LouisiaHa State Lottery Company,
and ~ person manage and control the dressings
themseloes,. and that the same are CONDUCTED soitA
and zoe authorize the Company to use tkis certificate,
toith Jac-simites Of our signatures attached tn Sc.
advertisements"
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p. M. 2
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
N~ou.Residept Notice.

IS MADISON tFeet Memphis. Tens.
A FULL stock of Wooden and Metallic Gaze
IA and Caskets, Burial Robes, ETC., always on
hand. Orders By telegraph or Telephone PROMPT
iy attendedto.
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makC uut oAuCte y NuN Nut- Apply 10
HUGH A. HAMILTON,
No. Sc Adams street.
MISERABLE oFFICE-AIso, sleeeing-rOoms,
L. atS4 Second street, OPP. Court Squ re.
Upper FLO0R-of les Union street; 1 rooms
in good repair. Arply on prom ses.
d ESIDENCE-At s. Market street: 9 rooms.
LIZ Apply at AZ Mosby street.
MICE COTTAGE-Newly repaired; FIVE rooms,
~ besides kitchen aud servants room No.
lis Washington street. Apply to Q. W. NET
UALF. Cotton Exchanse Building.
p0OMS-Nieely furnished 'front.' room, every
IN convenience, at lt2 Madison street.
uALL-At 30 Second street, opposite Court
IL Square. This Hall IS nicely furnished with
Brussels carpets. chairs, desks, closets, stoves,
etc. Apply 70 J. ID. Montedonico, go Second st.
bVOMS-r furnished rooms at Sc Monrpe Street,
~ one square from Peabody Hotel.
PESIDENCE-s0 Court ct. Apply on premises
LIZ or at Ss MAIN ST
PooMS-AdjOining the Appeal editorial offices,
LII suitable for cotton business, at2S0, on Second
street. J L, GOUDL0E, IS Madison st.
P0oMS-Double and single, handsomely iuT-
~ nished, at 80 MONROE ST.
CEc0ND AoOR-Sls Front street.
y 7. J. GRAHAM.
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Rags. Iron, Feathers and Hides.

Bid gold and silver taken sk
cash at MulEOrd's. 294 Main.
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Ship you're cotton to ". Ii. GaIbreath q Co
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GEyrLEMEN'S OPPORTUNITY

TO BUY CHOICE
AND HATS.
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SITUATION-
- By a young man who has had three years OK
perIence as salesman in the retail Cry goods and
grocery business; can give GOOD references. Adj
dress n This ofFna
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PERSONAL.


DR., JamO Orr, OF Terrell, was in tho
city yesterday.
DR.. j. IL. Smith, Of Fort Worth, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. joe Rhodes, iailer, has returned
from avisit to HoL Springs.
Captain j. o. Stanage loft Yesterday
for business tour Ola part of North
Texas.
Mr.. Il. Palirey, representing Bar
nard u Co., OF st. Louis, il doing
Texas.
Miss Stella whitehss returned from
q several weeks visit to Wootan
Welles.
MIR. j. II. Hearne, OF tho firm of
Palestine.
Captain O. @. Dewey, tho populnr
postmaster at Plano, was In the city
yesterday.
Colonel l.. II. Fltshugh returned
yesterday from bueinoss trip to
LouisVilia aud st. Louis.
MIR. IL. W, Cave, treasurer of tho
Houaton Il Texas Central railway.
was In tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Il. s, Hurt returned homo yes.
to-day from Groesbeck, whittier he
went ON legal business.
Mira. DR.. J. u. Parsons left yester-
day Tor several days visit TO rolc.
uves and triendsin Sherman,
Tom Davis has returned from n Nv
arounu inc Union and has accepted
positioh with Il. Il. Marsalis.
Misses Blanche and Matte seiden-
beuitle arrived home yesterday from
Mexiai from visit TO friends,
Mrs. q. W.Grove, wife OF Professor
Grove, returned yesterday from yisit
70 friends at Boonville, Missouri,
hMr. Louis Jacoby, our efficient den
uty sheriff, In confined TO his bed with
severe attack Of billions fever,
Ms. Il, :. Hurt returned Yesterday
rom visit to herl parents, Mr.. and
MIS- governor Ireland, at Austin,
Mrs. j. ID. A. Harris has returnea
om w,Ho.an Wells, whore she has
peen scJourning the past two weeks.
Mrs: Nichols, Of Sherman, haa m.
turned 70 Dallas, her iormer hc,.s
where she Will reside for the prcsant
Mn. h. Q. Stevenson left vssts,ds,
morning for 0alveston 10 snsna = S.,y,
weeks with Relatives ana Il snscx i ~.
gun breeaes s'"Os tns
NJ i 9. DassAn, q ~ nrn Ar n.,.
ii 8: 5; !' {: IS;
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lM, CORNER MURPHY STREET,

continent and will DO absent during
the winter.
Nrs, Iouis Jacoby,who has been Wis
ting friends ana relatives NJ her old
homo in Iowa, returned homo Thurs
day evening.
Professor A. G. Miller, of Fayette,
Missouri, will arrive this morning To
become member Of the faculty of the
Grove High School.
Judge j. NJ. Hurt, OF the cour. of an
peals was expected home last oyenlap
rom Groosbeck, whittier he went Ia
hear q prohibition cnse.
,TsRev. Edward NJ. Chapman, of Brook.
iyn,, Now York, who was elected
kaobi by Congregation Emanu-El,
arrived last evening TO take charge OF
his dock. ~
MIR. l.. B. Hopkins, ofthe vholosale
mousse OF Betterton q Hopkins, leaves
tomorrow for Louisville and Nash.
vlllo on business trip and will DO az.
sent some time,
Mr. r A. Wall, lately connected
wan thc Erie telephone here and a
clevor energetic young man, has Rc-
copted position with Mr.. l.. Philip
son, iobnconlat.
Mrs. Judge J. NJ, Rurtord aud her
Two little Iaughtore left yostersay on
hVisit 70 her slstorH, Mira. ,CnmRn, a.
JackeonNille, and Mrs. Msllard at
Russ, Cherokee county.
Mites Xula Rovtll, Of JefToreou.
Texas, IL visiting Miss Mary bailey,
VINO had only lately returned from \
visit TO relatives Ia Augusta aud All.
lanta, Georgia, aud eastern Alabama.
Mr.. Robert d. Berry receive tels.
gram yesterday that his Younger
brother had shot soldier at ri Pas ,
III solf.deienso. He loft at once lor I,l
paso' Mr.. Berry has host OF irlenus
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line, ut trains reaching Denison and
connecting with Missouri Pacific, at |
y. m, "Wednesday, September 0.
Whom you arc In ST. LOWS atop al
the Laclodo hotel. Tho rooms arc well
ventilated and rates aro always rea.
sonable.
CsJust az certain a. the sun rises and
Gets, just 40 sure II the coming o,
barrotps Broat world-renowned
show.
Drs. ThrustoM and Sutton have been
appointed pension oxamminors by
President Cleveland, vice prs. Aller
and Schifl.
Who has tho greatest show or
earth' Barrett. How so? Because he
has spared Mother money, pains OF
expense TO mako II such.
LOWS Bros. 4 Co., of Fort Worth
will open the finest shoe store in the
South Sep,cmbor Il, ia ReinhardI
building, 1Sj Ella street,
Tho station house has beoa com
pletely renov ated, and Alderman Lost
who had charge OF the Job deserves
credit for tho good work.
AT last tho cid disgraoeful planl
sidewalk on south side of Main be-
tweon Sycamore and Ervay streets /,
being replaced by new ono.
q. NJ. Fsrland wasjugged for drunk
enneas, and Barney 0'Connerty was
loekod up on the charge OF robbing
him OF JIG. Officer White oiliciatcd.
The Weir plow company are Stat,
agents for tho celebrated Maoneale 4
Urban enfo. ifyou AFRO In need OF /
safe, call on them or wrlte for catalogu,
etc,
| There will DO a largo attendance OF
Bsrroits's mnmmouth show from thi,
ontirc section. IL exhibits IN,
wonders OF the world here on tho l2tl
instant.
| II. 8. Pssle Il Co, general agents 70,
the personl writings OF General Grant
entitled personal Memoirs OF u, 4
Grant," have establlshed an oflice 4
Dallas, Texas, IA Main street.
Mr.. O.. NJ. Kendall, agent of th,
Texas 4 Pacific road al For new, an,
Miss Annie May Peyton, a chsrmin,
younS lady Of that place, were united
IN marriage yesterday. The GROOM 1,
city. W 'A'
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Extract from Financial Report

Extract ifOik inhnCiAA ISnport.
''Ths Texas Benevolent Association, con.
Quoted upon strictly business principles, as
sluch so rs any banking system, and en-
bodSing the assessment feature TO raise a
mortuary und-demonstratably the only
equitable one-comb!nes in Its practical
workings all the advantages of mutual CO.
operation. The interest Of the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal. 1t is not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach to perfection in any
system of scouting safe and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
1.-THE best clerical help TO be had is found
In tho home Office, which Is marvel Of
systematized management. Everything
is conducted with . clearness and dispatch
that leaves nothing Ia he desired"
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CONSULT
Tx. v ASSbRCU6
(Frotn BossIan Poland
On al Diseases anGld&stal to the Hna
man Body.

DIR. WASSERCuG having had practice
and experience for the last 10 years, will un-
dertake no casa except He CAN GUAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
In cases OF Catarrh In Sli its stages,
Sourvy, Bl0tches Of the Skin, liberated
Legs Cancers, Tumors, Skin Diseases
Gort, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis,
Asthnsa, Dysentery, Piles, Fits, all Uri-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseases
OF the Eyc and Ear, Lung diseases Tu-
digestion and Nervous Debility.