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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
THE NEW LINE -

,5FuvopK pUrIA pELPIIIA NORFOLK OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH
n UOUVS FAsTBR THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Tho New YORK. Pnlsdepha Norfolk Ralroad oingany
now rims ast Dsy Sight Express between Newfo
and cape Charles Trains leave NewYerk VIA Pennsyyanis
ailroad d:2O a. M weekdays and m daily arriving Oh
Point omort 81 week DAYS anu shG a W. d i l or
Work 10 Cane charles and Par0r Car nom Win
ont change Tickets parorcar seats and eeng can
ia secured al anv Tic once OF the Alro2a
Somnsnv r. H. COOKE, Gen' Pass. aud Freight Aeent
~ huperutendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-04
A -RONDOuT. KINGSTON and CATSKILL

Cornwall Newhurg Marlboro. Milton, Ponghkeepsie and
Jsopus connecting with Ulster and delaware stony Glove
and sk Mountains, and Kaatersxii railroads steamers
CITY OF KINGSTON and JANE, W BALDWIN leave
every foot OF HarTfson-st. n r.,
tfW saturdays, when City Of Kingston leaves al
landing az NewJurg and POughkeepse, connecting with
.ocal train for all 81 MINER KEsokTs HRof on THE
tAISkILL MOUNTAINS Will leave kendOuf Sunday
nights II O'clock ARRIVAL special last train IRON tho
AOpnta.ns. arriving at NewYork Monday q a.
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n EHIGH VALLEY passenoe,

II LHIUH FAI1IIEI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trains leave depo, loot OF cortland and
Alentown reading Maueh Chunk. Wkcsbarfe, Towanda.
through coaches daily. Local att n,
Go p. H.. for East0D. Bethlehem and Coplay
Trains sl0 i, and $40 ALI
paints Mahonoy and Hazoton coal regions sunday train
leaves for Maucn Chunk and HazeJon $40 M.
General Eastern ONCE, No. 1856 broadway.
n
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
BOSTON AND NEw-ENGLAND

sToNINGToN LINE INSIDE ROUTE
steamers leave from Pier 49, " H.. block above
Canal II. daily except sundays at new train WITH
and Boston without charge Most direct route 10 Watch
'N' """ AZ II. W. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE
j FOR PROVIDENCE AND

FOR PHOVIUENNE- AND
ALL NORTHERN NEW.ENGLAND POIET3
Pleasaptest route 10
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Elegant Steamers
hoDE ihLAND and MASSACHUSETTS, leave from
sss 70 S ~ X loot warreas az daily except Sun
nt Mountain train with parl0T leaves cleaners
sisy ffdgsldence $3.50 m; runs through to Fabyans
send 70 BOX So,i for Summer Excursion BOOK,
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NrEW HAVEN STPANROAT co - STEAM

~ ERs. e. IL. NoKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Pecs ship. Pier No 25 + r. al p. fSundays exoeped
and IA SUNDAYS incnded) connecting az NewHaysn
VII Skse ~ u y9 ,or slERlDEN
sisti Broadway. N. " andl COnrtst, Brooklyn. Excu
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INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS noo,
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IS. co.

IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
NRW.YORK SOUTHAMPTOS AND BREMEN
sSALlEf sept. 5. l:;O Pm EMS.:..sept 10 II a m.
TiBE ..sept. g. 5 a 10. fDONAU.. -. SEPT. o. . pm.
ITIDA Sept ~ 1870 a. m, EIDfH..-...Sept. -. D.
steamers marked SAL for Bremen direct
FxproSs LAT. Cabin 80 SlO0 aud $l2s I'd
Csinu 40 on older steamers. "a Cabin. $50.
SfeeTage at lowest rates
OELRICHs q Co. No. Bowling Green
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'DOpULAR SHORE LINE FOR boston

DOi OlAh cDOhE LlNE.-fOh. DOS lON
end tho East All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
cypress trains dairy SUNDAYS excepte) TO Boston at
D. m psror car atiaehed and lwlth palace sleep
port fast express leaves Grand Central Depot lparor
ears attached p M arrives al newport 7,20 p. IA.
i. W. P0PPLE, Agent
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uNITSD STATES NAIL STEAMER5
FOR UEEN SIOWN AND LlVERPoOL
FuAMBURG AMERICAN IS. COS LINE 20

CABIN passage according starerOon sou so aal SD
1nIernedate. $50; Steera9e az low rates ,,-ro> cO
OFFICE No. 20 BkOADWAG oClON N ~.
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az CENTS.-Special Offering Fine We've
I'D carpets Mattings ~ roll upwards. smyrna Rug
Drnggeis olleloths. ANDREW LESTER Co., 1894
broadway.
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LINE.

Vy Between New-YOrk and Havra :,
fompanys Pier new No AZ North lveE foot OF Mctons
DON. fOlIrf ttauteTlvc Wed. Sept n w.
ToVMANDIE. Frangeul. Wednesday sept 10, IL a. N
rtNADA. de Kerssbec, "Wednesday. sept 23 4:SO a. m
ttNFsIDUE >aniei T.. Wednesday sept, 30 a. N.
Cabip by Olinds kodr CUES and ST. Simon 500
Checks payable az sight In amounts TO suit on the Danlus
LODI rs DE BEBIAN. Agent. No Bowling Greol
N BRANCH OFFICE. MO- DKOADMAN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25
THEL0CAL NEWS RECORD
THE GRASS COMMISSIONER
Mr.. Thomas Walker SIN Missing
Insane Man Arrested -Babeas Tor
pus Caso-Lawn party--A Som-
nambullst-T Criminal
Coutt-Frize Fight



VIM. CLARK, intoxicated; discharged
Ira Hoatb, Alex Gregg and Il. Hack
enberry, intoxicated; SO each. Franz
Smith, lunacy; transferred b county
court; Charles White, vagraucy; dis.
charged. A. G. Brown, lighting; dis.
charged. Geo. Baker, assault and bat
terry 50. William Clark, L. Webster,
assault and battery; discharged.
Charles Foster, assault and battery;
continued TO August 20. William
Clark, disturbing tho peace, and same
for interfering with private prop.
ertY; alias issued in osch
case. Il. Hsmmersmlth, assault and
battery; discharged. John johnson,
drumming on railroad platform; alias
issued and case continued. William
Meter and Harry Walker, interfering
with an officer; So zach. x. Millar, \.
l., Honnessy, S. w. Bauman, driving
over fro hose; discharged. Pet But
ler - Lane, J. q. Thloy, falling 10
pay dog tax; tax pait and cases dis
missed Stephen Mcdonald, failing
TO pay dog tax; continued 70 25th. Biii
WhiliOrd, walking with prostitutes,
continued. Don Willamg, defective
flue; continued 60 25th, j. N. TAYLOR
and John Ryan, failing ID pay car
rlera' tax; continued 20 4jth.
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'Wero you aware OF tho fact that
thero was prize ring within the CON
fires Of this corporation?" asked a
woll-knoWn business gentleman OF q
HERALD reporter.
The reporter was shocked by this
startling piece OF information, aud &C
cepting the speakers inyitg-
tion 10 rido with him soon found
himself In disguise IN horse lot.
where two burly Senegamblsns Wer0
plugging away nj each other 20 the
pest OF their ability, knowledge aud
belief regardless OF the MARQUIS OF
Queonsb9Iy rules. The oinret
flew and tho select crowd in
attendance evidenced It's approval
Rnd applause by uttering whispered
praises and other eilont sigma of appre-
citation. 10 was a sur0 enough old
tim0 before the war fight, aud the
way those negroes botohadl anu
scotched was a caution. It was
decided by tho judges ga draw and
tho puraO Of SO was divided up be-
tween thom. There will bo another
mill tonight,
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Sun Missing

DIR. p. f, Holloway, a relative OF
Mrs, Thomas Walker, whose husband
hasbaea mysterlously missing for the
past two months, who wont in search
Of him, returned yesterday from a
frultlosa search Of tho missing man.
Mr.. Holloway visited L1rdgnurg, Dun
can ana Carlisle, Now Mexico
and Tombstone, Arizona. He was
last seen az the latter place by resi-.
don't friends, who knew HIM, and thor
supposltiOn Is that no was way laid
while on route to the mines In the
mountains and murdered Tor hts
money. IL may DO that no iell vic
tim TO the murdorous Apaches. The
report that he had Joined his wife and
children at Sholbyville, Illinois, Is
denied In telegram from Mrs.
Walker TO Mr.. Holloway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25
A somnambullst.

Mr.. Joel Howell, rooming In the
second story Of boarding house
corner OF Griffin street and Ross ave.
nue., walked in his sleep Sunday night
and OF tho vorands 20 the street below,
n distance Of some Is feet, break ing M
left ankle and sustaining serious
internal injuries. lilo was attended by
DIR. Veal, who dressed his wounds. -
last accounts no was somewh at inn
proved. '' iii
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ahachie, Texas;J $ Wood and wife
kaufman, Texas; Nj II Beaumont, Cor.
sicana; Joseph r Edwards, Bolton
Grnceiley, Mckinney; r Deck, Mes.
qnitei j Braly, Waxahachie; n s
Whipple, Ellis county: II M NeeIy,
Sherman IL Jones, Vernon; Hugh
MeFir, a M Hall, city;J FL Troutman,
Chicago, John s Anderson, Fort
Worth; + ii Quick, @ Murdebach,
Burnett d CO., shoes; r II Enbra.
Duck Creek; Il l. Heingan, Getty; Pat ii
Layne, Terrell and Tyler; w 4 Briggs,
Guy Penn, WaXahachie; w III Cal
lougb, Chicago: G. Ii BaulinO, Rome,
Georgia; w 4 Boyle, Corsicana;J b
Lyon, Torrellj JOhn Snyder, Hutch
ms; 4 j Lourry, Blackland; Ii b John-
son, Dallas, county; Charles w Hi.
burn, city;J A Rhodes. Vernon:J II
Jones, guest OF Al McTior; w r. B
Calvert, England,
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Cali for Convention.

in order to unite tho Christian co
plo Of the SlXssentu senatorial dis triet
in more systematic temperance work
no call upon zach local organization
church congregation, Sunday school
or other temperance organization
within tho districts comprising K8uf.
man, Rockwell aud Dallas counties,
TO send delegates TO attend q c0uven.
ton to DO hold at Terrell, September
8 aud 9, 1885, for tho purpose al Crgan-
iZlng district w. G. ". U.
JENNY b. BEAUCHAMP,
State President w. Q. T.. q.
Auui9 HOruor,
state Cor. SEQ. w. G.. T.. u.
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n IfOuu Motto,
~ pay my taxes, preserve order on
my promises, sell tho puroat rnd
'soundost llquOrs,aud aftor dischsrginq
every honest debt, invest my money III
Dallas real estate"
Such WAS tho expression Of Neal
Starkoi Of tho Glen Lea, whose long
residence and generous lite among as
mas Httach0d to the Glon Lea 80 many
warm friends. In q spacious and
handsome ly c0paris0ned hall, no dis.
perses tho genuine article. and
whether Kentucky or Europoan vino.
That of tho native vintage or Tho rx,
udaiions Of CaliiOrnia's press be called
for, the very best OF its kind il uro.
dncsd. Every variety OF drink is sold
80 The Glen Lon and the challenger OF
us quality iS yet 10 make big appoar-
anCe.
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be left at tho News Office, 800 Main
street, for the purchase Of the follow
ing privileges: Ice Cream and Cake,
Fruits and Candies, Cigar stand, Soda
water, Lemonade, Cider, Lunch, No
beer or other Intoxicating liquors will
be allowed on the ground under any
circumstances. Bids will be opened
or Saturday Goth OF August, $3.50 p. IN
at Justice Schuhl's Office, 4O3 Main
street. Condition of sale is One-half
cash, balance on or before 7 o'clock p.
IN. tho evening Of the ball. The com
mittee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, KNIGHT or
LABOR.
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This delightful resort has, for t8o
past seven OK eight years, bgou the Ia
vcrito Of all Toxas watering places; is
situated % miles from Jefferson, on
Tho Missouri Pacific railroad. IL has
tho finest hotel in tho State, with 100
rooms elegantly furnished. Captain
John s. COfiey manager, aud tho ta-
bic - furnished with every luxury tho
market affords, Some OF the bsst
physicians Of the State recommend
the waters OF Hughes Springs for dys-
pepslai paralysis, constipation ana 10.
male Diseases, end meny other com
plaintg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

Frank Smith was arrested by the
police and turned over to thu county
authorities yesterday as an insRn,
person, for safo Keeping. lie imsgin0s
that gang OF mon are pursuing hin
with cheese knives for the
purpose OF killing him. lie labors un-
der tho impression that no has sho,
several OF them. He will DO tried for
lunacy in the county court within the
next lew days,
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NntIcninArcllltncis

Plans aud specifications viii DO 10
colvad by the commissioner court OF
Niibarger county, Tex, for court
house 20 DO built In tho town of Yer
nom Wilbargar county Texas, up To
and including the 28lh day of August,
A. d., 1855, Architects are requested
TO submit two sets OF plGu9 ana gpeci
hcGtiOna, viz: For court houge to
cost not more than i3OO0O; and court
house 10 cost not moro than $4,000
The court reserves tho right TO reject
any or all plans and specifications.
J. y. ORR
Go. Judge, Wilbargor Co., Texas.
vernon, TeNaSJ Aug. ~, 1885
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Miss Virginia Ford, of Now O,loaug
wilIboIn Dallas tho l2Eh of September,
prepared - organize her dauciug
classes for Ladies', goEtIomen, and
children, the following Monday. Asst
Eor qual Oiicauous and eNrldorce, she
rsfor3 to Professor c. II. Rlver5, Of
Brooklyn, Professor Nsups, Of ST.
Louie, and 20 the Now Ofl5ans public,
Particular gs to hour and place hste-
pftCr
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As covering for leo houses. slaugh.
TOR houses refrigerator Or cold storage
housasi or any house where il ia do
slrablo 10 cOuntaraCo tho absorption OF
the SUMS heat on d black purlaee,
Etrets' Prepared Roofing with cloan
white sand sii,cd on the last coat of
cement answers the purpose 49, q very
moderate cost. The sand beds iuloiIo
cement giving light color TO tho roof.
and az this comont hurdona ia
drying, Toast does not render n
liquid, henuo the sand can no finer
run of nor blow oil.
bIDNEY SMITH,
Manager Southwestern Department.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

0tFFU EWWT NNNt6.
Thousands of persons in this State
alono are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectacles. BY tho use
Of Hawkes. CrystsIized Lenses the
sight Is strengthened aud vision ina.
proved. These celebrated glasses arc
fitted 10 all conditions OF sight by
EisenlChr Bros. d. Schneider, druggists
ard German opticians, Gail and have
your eyes tested free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

Captaiu g. NJ. swink has been ap.
pointed ono OF the grass commissions
ers by the land board AZ Austin, and
left last evening to represent tho inter
est OF the State as regards ths school
lands In tina West. lie has jurisdiction
over % counties. " rs claimed that
IN u uu pber oil instances cattle own
ors have fenced In the school ards by
their fences, thus shutting out nmi-
grafton, and that others graze the
lanUsfiOc, Tho commissioners are q
committee OF investigation,
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Managgr son.hwosLern h5nGrL I'M


Oars Is the largest and most COM
plote stock ci books and stationary in
North Texas. We buy from manu-
lecturers and can sell as Cheaply as
any house IN the State, We have ~,
FORM but very low prices II YOU
want to buy anything whatever in our
limo We would ask you 10 500 our
goods and got our prices. IL will cost
you nothing 10 SEQ th0m, ana wo ere
sure Wo can mako you money by buy
ing from MS, Remember tho place,
5Oj Main street, FEARS N JoNEs.
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Noup6 and middlc-aged men euler
ng iiom nervous debility, premature
old age, loss Of mOmory, aud kindred
symptoms, should send 10 cents I'm
q amps for large illustrated treatls @
suggesting sure means OF euro. Wor d a
Disponsnry Medical Association, Bul-
falO, n, Y,
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John 5. Wifwer, 7l3 Elm street, hiss
iino stock Of carriages, huggie5, and
wagons, principally S.udobsF5r
y5biCt9s, GIye him "a call for anything
I'm the wagon or buggy line. A large
stock on hand, and prices reasonable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

Mrs. Croom's Select School win respcr
ne first Monday I'm September. assisted DIV
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages
bot IN modern and ancient, taught at usuaI
PRICE Very superior advantages offered
iTtaorough musical training. Instruments
I"oE4t plano, organ, guitar and "iuln
arr department In cnarrs OF ~ good
tcHchor - usual price Text h01ll3 Same
rs u.c1 I'm pnhllc schools of The city Mrs
'laoAls Intuition rs tD be thorough and
piact.eal and teach Chila en- slCh things aH
they al9uldpTactlce when mca ana wa.
men. Tor terms and OthGr Information
dress MRS. ELIZA yRIGG GROOM.
Rock College, corner Canlegral and Live
u1N .iruci4 ia i4s, Texas
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The case Of John Lesgott, who wa
jn9god for tho killing Of an old negro
man, near iIulchins, ON tho lth Of
July whilst on q spree, and aiulI ac.
count oiwhich was gwen IN TnE HER
Al 70 occupied tho aiontlon OF Judge
Aldrodgo all Of yesterday, Ho was al.
mlttedt 70 bnil IA tho eurI OF 81. 600. Leg
81 was Wild Win liquor az lhe TINE
ana sun ueclares 90 knows nothing
Whatever OF the killing. In default o
p9hu TO was committed to jail,
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l,,nmlnalloy. nr renchorn

Editor pALLAs HERALD-The exam
mere for tho city schools desire TO say
that the records and papers pertaining
TO tho examinations are on 6lo In tho
superintendent Office. Dissatisfied
applicants or their irienda can have
access 20 tho questions and answers.
Tho papers arc In convenient form for
reference, 40 that questions aud an
swors may be easily examined.
a. w. GROVE,
A. WfsuARr,
JOHN NJ. Mccoy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

Tho criminal dock6t OF tho county
court win bo called this morning by
Judge Bower, and il Is the earnest de-
sire of the rop0tori0l fraternity that
this mill 81 Justice will Yield some
glis5 TO hclp along these dun times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, South, will give a lawn
party Thursday night at the residence
OF Major Il. V. Thompkins, for tho
benefit Of tho church. Melne Bros,
band will DO In attendance and an ali
mission leo Of 10 cents will be- charged.
IL promises 10 be- pleasant Affair,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

AT rnr ST. enosor.

Harry Armstrong, Professor Nelson,
LII Whay, Il + Crutis, VIC Pun,
city; Johu u Barry, Paris, Texas; w y
d Calver. :ity; Joe Baker, 81. Louis
A Black, Sherman, Texas; w X Jones
Dallas; Mrs. Dixon G Williams, Wax
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.EG2Z @ 1-ll. 20

7 ~ ~, I-----.-- - ------------- I------
"Au IN g"llIirl. Ela'luIe ~ lhe wonderful
ic'u'G ugtl' u ouly my dUly ID 70 mis-
glau, .'tl9 l'stlinQhy I'M lNFHr Oh p llIh
| pptcIIHl,c' my WiIe mas pen gul,el'd with
+ hIeel shty EeSen'N on S1IL itlcnm from
w uli many III h3s increased 100 'h'epaiy
WV CHvli Htcrt'tu'S spi!uS' ana utn
ssoulini, VIM tHilI4d in medicine myself ]
',i'u 'G.ly Ieing0' / could lp'nh OF Tor
1cul'- 1lNf'ut tpWJiAgi "i every
lo. u" n' ',nSai.'i ANu AUh'raoS OF u'uef
l. ...l., 70 i9'ign' anu Hlhnil WdNles oi
G9Eeis ,.a.n ,,.ln'i put theF ail give uuly
stui .ot,L. .euai puiln2 tHFrlpgO 1881
htl lower eNlcmllirs became eo iuiiHmgI
W." '"l 'ill ilr we uHilHto 10 Keep iuol
I, '., I.lNtif Cotlld WIN 20 covering .i "Ful.
le. d .'e''h'' mixed wei and allowed TO dry
ON. Among oiAer things she Yves afflicted
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one Every Twcnty-rour Hours

tho tooth should bo brushed. To neg
lect them " TO encourage their decay.
SOZoDONr prevents their decomp0
sition, brrdens and Strengthens the
gums, and perfumes the breath. IL II
In every respect standard article.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25
JACKSONVILLE FEMALE Academy

ILLINOIS CoNsERvkro oFMusic.
School Of Fine Art Under one manage.
inoni Offering 70. pupils OF each ADVANTAGE
ana suporlnic dcnt, Jacksonville, MI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25
Hnld To Anaucr

Tom Culp, who was arrested several
days ago by tho Federal authorities on
the charge Of dispensing "red eye" in
tho Indian Territory, had a bearing
yesterday before United States Com-
missioner Burford, and was bound ever
Ia tho sum OF $500 Tor his appearance q.
the next term OF tho Federal court,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

a graded school for hoys aud girls
t.IObel kindergarten. E5tabi ned sis
years. NoXt school year begins Sep
tomhsr Z, 1855. Send for catalogue,
l2li Jackson street, Dallas.
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40 OF
4 hrstclos7, hand.sDwoi, mems calf
6hOc,tn gator, buttons and b9la for So S..
Tho easiest and best shoe In tho land
for tho mO-oy, at Leon Kahu'a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

D0n'5 fail to telephone B0uchc for
your groceries, crackers and canned
goods, hams, tsas, sugars, everything
in tho grocery limo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-25

just lry o 0ctile Of DR.. SCOTS Cocoa.
Iron aud Phosphorus. For sale by sll
GugEis.0.
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Privileges at X. Of L. nan

For Shady View park Wednesday,
September q Sealed bids addressed
to X. Of L. executive commlite, ahould
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Try ALSTON'S extra fine fruit iei-
lios, for 7sl3 by Ed. $, Aston, Grocer,
corner Elm end Sycamore streets.
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Bouchc, too grocer, has as fine too,
coiiee sugar, canned goCd5, 40 can be
bought anywhere.
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Just try bottle OF DR., Slo,gs Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus, For saloby ON
druggists.
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For sale sale by an DU.s'.f
Treatise ON Blood pul eti1 Dir-....
mnllcd free.
THE SNIFrSpEgIFICC CO..
,-,,.. ,... Drawers 3, Atlanta, or.
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Just try Il bottle of Dr. Scotia Cocoa.
Iron ana Phosphorus. For sale by ain
druggists.
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Ask me not why my breath IN pure and
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Ask me not why my teeth arc white and
ncnt,
Ask me not why my gums arc arm and
sound,
And VIII, no tartar on my teeth is found
ASK me not why, for nll that 1 c4nsay,
Is do like me, use SOZODONT each day
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from September 10 jun, seas. For Cata-
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Every tlrst-clnss dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes Avoid injurious lmi
tntiOug
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