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Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
STATIONS

VI =.
ThssssA tistses - ali ~ prisipai siasss
sast anA west on sAls 1t ~ fs,iswiag -.
siss,s. Aitsqssfqss, Hs,breoh, wi,Aev,
gsasstsA, fs.ss Sssinss, xinsnAa, Pres
sstt and ~ Mssliss.
STAGE CONNE(TlON4.
Via I~su.s 70 shs rsdiaa village d
As.e.a. 10 nilsa. ft
Via Wiagsse to Fart wi.ests, miles;
Zuni . mtsss. r@
Viz Mssseiiss 10 Fort Dslaass tNsv.
s3o assnsy), q miles; Csaoa d Chslls. 81
miles; Kssns Csnoa. % nilss.
Via Hesksssss, tri.wsskiy sts&ss 70 ~
Johns, % niIssj Fort 'Apsehs. 90 miles
Bprinssrvills. q miles: ishsv Low. = Il iiss
Tsyiosviiie, Is miles; Aeqxi isdisn village
(no rsguiss stags,. 20 miles.
Via Wisslsv 70 Brigham City and sun.
~.
Wis Ash Fork, daily Stages TO Prssoo..
anA Whippis Barracks, 81 .ilss; daily stag
= from Prescott to Phsni1. and tri.weskly
sssRss 70 Fort vsrds.
vis Pesch opsin8s to ths GsssA
Cansn Or tlsc Cslsr,sae, II niles.
Viz Kfagssan, daily Stages 70 Saocktos
Hin. 10 miles; Mineral rafk, Is miles; Ger
bst II miles. .
Via Ysees to Signal, - miles.
Via Needles, stsanssf 10 Yama, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohavs, Mohavs City
Hsrdyvilis, Arizona; and II Dorado Canon
Nevada.
~. q. Dennissn.
0sossal Passsagsr Agent
r. ". smith. 0enI Bspt- ,~-
49,. Albaqusrqus, N. n.
A DvESrlss ADvxrlsz
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
ssra ~ Apru n ~.

Bard nst Apsn ~ -.
PFsssat --ths fall Doas1 81 ths slssk.
Ths followisR bilis vsss slle~sd asd
vsSrsnss ordsisd drawn q ~ sssUsstivs
funAs thsrsfos,
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
lloHAvB COUNTY HIHE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


LP. Hishss anA r @. Daks ass ssshssis-
saaesuas \ - Ysansisse ot ~ nsaAvn
CssuzI nnss.
Frwsns Hannsabssg, Att0snsy st Law.
rnssstt, 4. &, = tbs asthssissd aosas q
~ NssAss csssTs Aum - Yasasai
nea6y.
a .0roeisl nGoasss = - ssaAing selanas -
- 49, v1l - shnaDea d ~ yats q
4ea Csa1s ~ In fss sass iassstiss.
11xlsyRAL PARK. Ay1JL n ses.
n A11atAL = DaPAn1Un1 og HAI1~
/ 'lEansnl rsSk y Kingsaaa asd ~ Dsinss
- - Wso8 6ai1yr. s1sspt eaa4A5s.-
Agpvps - =. jsaWse ,. ..
Nnssua 9sst Il. -. Thonas-Afsivse
i 7SnA.g, Tksza1ay asd eatGfd7y - So
Asn 1snaay, wsdsssday - fssAsS =
misssai Issk = sianas- TsssA.y.
'9HasSaAy - 0aeas&Ay . 13So ~, bsesee
nss1Ay, Wsanssdsy sn1 tnAay asi 80
4 y. r, Kssaa. I'm. :
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

M - tlss. \. %. Casvssss q CsssaA
vss6sssssAsids - ~ ssssts sssa =
ys1stf6ay.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
uSslee of HssSsitase.

.
70 p. BAuDa.
.Yss sss hardy notiasd that ! have
sxpe6dsd 800 In lsbsf and inprovemeas.
upea the xalvsr psll mining elsim. s,taatsd
IN ths Psssosk Mining Diatriet. hohavs
scunsy. Ayisous TssrttoTy, and daily rsosrd.
81 ID HOOK =. o( MiniAg kseosAs, paes ~
q 80, Ia osaas - hold said prsmless IN.
dss sSs psevtsions of 6sstioa 2a9l, Revissd
ssstutss Of ~ UnissA Ssstss, bsteG 80
anseoat rs9sissd - hssA tAs asns fes ~
ysas sadinS Dsssmbsr 3lss ~.
Ard yoa ass fnrtsss netiAsa hat tAs
pssDsstios q saiA s1Ds nditsss De fron
20 y 20, lawful naoeey a ths GATED
btstss, 81 II within % Gays sftsF ths pah.
1ieasiou u ths nSssss yoa fail os rsfuss tn
ssotstbsts yoar Dsop0stisa u sash sxpsad-
ttsss a so-ovsss. your sntsssst 10 saia
dai1 vill bse.aas the psopsrsy Of The IN.
aesuignsd uaAss. ed seesyna 212A
.Jom DosspASf.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

Ysish 0s4AlM q ~ kiss.Aa ss.-
Dl1sg vssks ~ - 10 visis - Wednesday.
soeufntnR hsns ~ nne 6Ay.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

II fx,,
!, N.J. ChamA0iain has sstssnsa fssn his
m y Dissss ssS 1an yrassisse, an b
&c. = Assy - ~ sa.s,ias vsrks.
n Dsesa q ssvsrvissss vsss iassssisu
.neesiy A11 q - 1ss1ay ss1 Tsssaay. ed
essasAsts1 assse assl - bssinsss.
/, 4. 4. o~sse : sss.ss IN sssvs sss.
'shs,a q HssGbsssy, hAs isssiy taksa .
s1ssk q assds ists ~ Nsva3e sosatsy
vish - inlssAiss sesvs.inG sesss. Z
s. yaak JsskSsa's siehs-nals tsan ssms h
= Hsiaay IN stssl q eooAs for DsssAss
3 c.; - sssh hasA . isad. q sss fer J. n.
esi.sass. - 60 nsl.se .i.s.
llst q isl1es6 ssnainiag = ~ nipsra
rsk psssslAs A0sii iss-Dsvs 2. b; Ma
~ RssssA ~ vash, Asasa james.
sisssssAs isle wtssssiAs TX. oasos
Pr. CsiliaA . 80 hsswa sainss Of tbs
dtsssis>. snAs Sssnss snass-sAssiz Of ths
sssnsy, h b tSss fyss ~ saa Tssssisss
aistYisA SAsss - AAsbssa q vsrk On tbe
Haetaa nis@
yshs Dsrj6 - h fssn NJ sssntain
ssssA IAst Thuss6sy With issd Of srssh
vassswsss. Ne ssvsrts his psssh orchard
IN Ans ssodjtjsa 80 ~ psospsets GOOD
~ as innsass sssp this summer. He viii
a,ss hsvs ~ sssp ss srsSs&
We hsas tAss n. ". Hsakis has ysrshss
q shs rssiSssss a c. v. Yshs snA will st
ans havs u ssAepsA anA fsrsiahsa. Rsnos
nvs that ~ Siais1aa Il ssS bsarA sf 81
pssvjsess vili AASsSly sstss isss ~ bosds
e hsiy natsinesy. rhs Nuza szsssdsits
ssssntsiatis - b sAvssss.
ne ysslininAry szsminssien IN ths sass
sfths Tssritesy of Asissss ~ JsAa No
Ewsn vss hsid bsfors Jsdes Sshasfsr On
WEDNESDAY, sad resulted b ths aisaisaai
q ~ sAsges. Ths asfsnAsss vss sharesd
vtsA esasA iassssy 10 having sppfoSeistsA
sssAsis go issa ~ dumped ~ Dissk snS
i. - sass Z A.ssa n. sniss . o.. ".
n Css6sy = Nshavs, ~ dst4sH Of tss
ip1mAaas ~ a1s ansvsFinG vas satsrsd
= wSlnssa6y ~. ssysrvtsts nsy.sud
unAess s1sss y hsys this sass ssnDsoais-
q q ~ nss4ias u ~ BsAsd, iAss Tvs.
-, bst ~ sshps sse ssssrvissss sssssss
- sassssasa sAsanAssss. :,
n - u skpss Tvixs ~ \. q Car
ysasss ssssejsd ths asssast7a.sf ths Jss.
Siss's Csust q, Friday, snd resulted b .
jeaensatfbs ~ plaintiff fer olio sad
sosss. The dsfsolsnt intrpSsesdns tsssi.
.say sadss shs sdvies sf his esssssa.
Nsssn. wilfians 4 Hyde. and inosdiafs-
y s1ssslsa y. - 70 ~ DissnsA cssH.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

s. ysaak Jaskssa's sishs.nals tsan sans ID
. HsiAay IN eIssl q eooAs for DsssAs'
8 c.; - tssA hasA . lsed q 90 fer J. u
onins fysa ~ 6ask 1saisf nins.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

ss 4. 4. owsa2 . sssnss vsl1 xssvS nss.
iShsns = HsskSsssy, has isssay taksa .
s>ssk q assds ists ~ Nava3e sosntsy
M - inAso1iss e syninG sore.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
Leeal Brsyliss.

q. ~. HssaAss. ~ psvslss xiag.s,
.sssSAssG - = tsupsn Wes.asAae.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

llst e ist1es6 ssnainias = ~ 1insra,
rsk psses1n A0sii iss-Dawb 2. b; IA.
~ RsAsss ~ vasA, AsasA james,
s'sss.sAs - wtssssiss TX. caao'
Je1 0asia.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

ST. IN silsTf b ~ bsasA = ssSss-.
ytssss - - ~ - ssssiy ssss sAsss
- dsajass. ~.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

Tsaiss % 49, Atlsssis AsA 5si1s ksii
ssal sss ssa ~ Nsantaia o. Standard TiDs
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12
BAkE;H's
WINNIE HORSE j POWER !!

TlHH MOST EFvIciKNf AND PRAc.
l. s,eai Msohtns svss invsatsd fss ths sss-
vies of PROSPRCTOK1 aAa otAssa -
suirinx the use Of h0rss possf. Heaes1a
ing ali The rsquirsmsnts Of Arss slsAa
hoist and adordinR means tyr " esa1tha
ous operation Of . pump or bLbvss vithsot
Interfering With h0istIinG a01ssatas.
II 10 nads entirely of trSai ~. Iisss
weighs over 40 pounda. kgthe sRd3hesy
spssa Of q h0sss, b 1.0o-pound basAs4 u
ore DsJ - raissA l50 fsst pr ninnts. Tn
holstina dsvM b pnAss ths ss1saDts go
tsui Of ~ man at chs RhAfh en1 = eo0ahou
q eAsrying 800 fsss Of y Sessl sops 1Hs
cost Of erection 10 sliRA4. - tvs on b
half dsy can easily pst II ia passs rssAy
for work.
whils this psver Is ipers ysrsi.uiasiy p,
mining parpoesS. IL h equally aAspts& %
all ether tss vAsss sninnal power y seauir.
-. I1-ks-ad for sifssAs. AaAss0
RANKIN, BRAYTON q CO.,
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
Ban Franeisso, Chicago and New York.
3-Ym b
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

q, WI. CAaae2iai. Aas sstss.sd fsso hia
NJ - Dissss ~ 1an ysassisso, anA b
&c. . Asty - ~ saaV,iaG WORKS.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

n Dsesa q ssvsrvissss vsss iassssisu
ssasiy ~ q - Ass1ay ss1 Tsssssy. ssd
osDaenots1 3 0uoA asal a bosinsss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

- 4. n Wetsipa IN = DsiAAy'a
- ~ : lsvxbyeyin - h xfaona.
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

P.F. CslliaA . 80 Asswa minor Of thas
dasssist. saAs Sssnss sndss-shssiA q ths
sssnsy, b b tOss fSsa ~ saa Tss.sisss
SissrisA vAsss - hAsbssa - vsrk On tbs
Haetas niD@
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

lH|v!!G,oRAII.e!a /: |! q! u! |!
Purely Vegetable coVSsus& k,sl
sets directly upon the 4lNr; sssao
she many diseaesiseid asthit1I
possans essaa, and sgthssa.
serous silm1aS sNSGis han =
damaged o. rNRui Setisa, sseh =
:Dy,pepsA ,Npdie4' B1isdkuss4
Csd feaqA Lars, iekrAss1seA9
RAsa - Il b tAsseSsss .
kuisn A*To hsve Good Heslth
II UNnuss be kept b erdes."
n aAIlo1US lIvy1 IIvIoo1Arees
Invigorates the Liver, Rs~uiaies The Bow.
els. Strengthens TIN System. Puri1es tho
Blood Assists Digestion. Prevents Fewr1.
u Q Household Need. An lnvallabls
Family xediciss for common complaints
II GAxYo1o'S LIyEI Mv50o1kTo6
IN spsrisncs II Frty yea,s. ead Taos
ssales3 5saimostas pvoes ~ Aern .
ron ski1 N ALI. nMAIERs ~ MEDHNDe.
- IN sssosussSos end ycuf addrrss for ~
~ 80 "a tSs .Livr ssd ~ Si-ssss." .
Se1DaD q UUHk1 sSs xSv See1 cuN
Mohave County miner., 1885-04-12

yshs Bssj6 - h from NJ sssstsis
sassA Iass Thuss6ay VIII isad Of srssh
vssssrsss. As ssvosts his psssh orchard
In AAs sspditisa 80 ~ psosVscts GOOD
- as innsass sssp shis summer. He viii
aana hsxa = - nan s4 RraaaA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15

Passengers from Texas en- routo to
Ciacinnati will not0 the tact that tho
Vandalia Line is now running four
trains daily from 81. Louis Sundays ex-
ceptod); for Pittsburg, Baltimore, Wash.
ington, Philadelphia ana New York
tire rains daily,
Thi. cute is practically under one
manage ment from st. Louis to the
shove eastern cities, and runs solid
trains to Pit,sburg with Pullman,
Hotel and Buffet sleeping cars ON all the
trains TO New York aud PhiiGaalphia
without change, by tho Pennsy lvauia
route.
Tho famous Limited Express from st.
Louis 10 New York in less tuau 81
hours, is acknowledged by all c7npou.
tors To be THE train of America, IL
recently made therOu from Iud.lrHuo'i s
10 East SG louis in hours aud Id
minutes the distance {, 2i0 mile-
For rates ON tickets, maps, time tables
or any particular information, address
GEO. a. KNIGHT
Southwest Passenger Agent, Dallas,
Texas.
!. NJ, CBEsBROyuH,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, ST.
Louis, Missouri.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE sToRMAN BleAMY CASE
Meeting of stoekmen To-day Assign.
ment Of Cases in District Court-Mr.
COnnellee's statement-Rail-
road and other Notes.

Meeting Ofthe stoclnen's Association.
Pursuant to the following call and
response under tho date named below,
there will be a meeting OF cattlemen Of
north Texas this 10 3. m. at the Mer
chants Exchange for the purposes
designated therein.
Dallas, Texas. May 4, lSSG-J. n. Simpson,
President state Stock Association, Dallas,
Texas,
DEAR SIR: We, the undersigned.
would respectfully represent that ow-
ing TO the misunderstanding that now
seems 10 exist between the cattlemen
and drovers of southern and northern
and northwestern Texas IN regard to
an outlet for southern Texas cattle
north through northern Texas, we deem
that tho good of the cattle industry Of
Texas, and in order 90 quiet and harmo-
nize the cattlemen OF the state, that
you, az president OF Jhe STATE Associa.
lion, call a meeting OF said association,
or IN lieu thereof, meet.
ing OF the executive committees
of al the associations In tho state,
at an early day, for the purpose Of dis
GUESSING and agreeing upon a trail or
trails on which said southern cattle can
pass out OF the state North.
u u SLAUGHTER,
President n, w. II. G. r. Association.
Q. GoODNloHT,
President Panhandle Association.
J. GLOWING,
Secretary Northwest Texas Association.
JOHN O'NEAL,
Southwest Texas Cattle Association.
To the President and Members of the Several
Live Stock Associations
In compliance with the above request,
and believing that~A free exchange OF
views will De to the interest OF the on.
tire live stock interest OF tue state,
would respectfully suggest that the
executives committees OF your associa
tions'meet nj the Exchange building, in
the city OF Dallas, Texas, Mt 10 O'Clock u,
M, on the 18TH day of May. iiH s'It.
All stockmen contemplating driving
or shipping stock north this year are re-
quesied to be present. h'o BY i'., ii.
sp 's'' JoHN M SIMPSON, p
President Texas Live Stock Association
The object of the meeting is 90 de-
termiue as TO q, defined trail being
granted cattle through Northern Texas
Heretofore the cattlemen of the Pan.
handle country, from fesr sOf disease,
have opposed such move. The owners
OF herds IN SDuJh Texas are desirous OF
reaching Colorado, and the NorthlTexhs
dealers have insisted ON their adherins
70 the old Fort Griffin and Fort Dodge
Kansas, trail. The indications are that
there viii he but few present at the
meetiNgv Cot. jim. Simpson, I'm re.
sponse'to the request has done blsduty
in the matter, aud II appears to DO tie
desire OF the stcekmeu of thie seotfoh q
DO generous ~, THO matter n,,
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bicamy by reason of his marriage few
days since TO q Miss Hunt, OF sherman,
an account OF which was ut the time
published in the telegraph columns Of
this paper. She states that the court
held her trusnt husband in the sum OF
81 900, which he was unable TO give. The
following hearing Of the case is an eI-
tract from the Denison Herald-NowS:
In Judge Adams court yesterday vas
called tho Sherman bigamy case. The
first witness was his wife, from Dallas
who said that she had married him In
Chicago Is years Bgo-he Mt that
time giving HIS mans as j, Gallant, and
that for six years abe bore that name,
not knowing any difference; that 1t was
not until they had moved to Jefferson,
Texas, ~ years ago, that she discovered
his true name.
At that time male child was
born unto them, and he, being "
jew, wanted tho right OF circum.
cision performed on It; to do so
he had TO give his true name, which
was j. Sherman. After that time
they were known under the latter name,
and for She past 10 years have made
Dallas their home, and are known by y
large circle Of acquaintances az man and
wife; she says that she has bore him
Hlilt NuAultiY htNHh VI NhlNlA DIV INV
living the eldest Is II years old and the
youngest years; she gave history
OF their travels after their marriage, and
says they have lived in almost all the
southern cities.
The case up 70 this time looked very
strong against him. The next witness
, was Miss Hunt, the young woman that
/ ne is charged with marrying She said
J that she lived in this city; that she
/ knew defendant; had worked for him
as seamstress In his shop; made the en-.
gapoment TO marry In this city; went "a
! Sherman and was married. She was
| asked to tel who performed the core
mony; she did not know that IL was
necessary, as they had obtained
la license, and reaching down
into her bosom, pulled it out and
/ handed ii 20 the Judge 1t was proven
then, that Sherman, after getting the II
oense, gave II to Miss Hunt, they
both thinking that was all that was
necessary, and went TO their boarding
house together as man and wife. The
states attorney, Ike StandifOr, finding
that case OF bigamy could not he made
against the defendant, withdrew thu
charge, and entered one against him fol
rape.
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Closlnr ont WIN.

Owing to the increase of my shoe trade
and being too crowded 90 exhibit my
large stock Of boots aud shoes, / have
concluded TO give up my bat business.
will, therefore, close out my entire
stock Of fine silk, fell mo straw bats az
great reduction, aL least from - to 80
percent, lower than tho sGme goods can
Do bought elsewhere.
THIS Us no old or hroi,ea stock, hut all
now md fashionable goods, muue exc
pressly for me for tuis spring trade An
inspection is respectfully solicited OF
those In want OF sn"HtHuE nice and
cheap Ia head gear.
Can soon and mako your selection be.
fore ine stock is broken, AVID SOFA will
a.Fy money gf
LHoN EAIIy's.
GN, Elm street.
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her burning words Of elcquence in the
VIC II. U. and Prohibition conven-
lions, which have lust closed their ses-
sions, Will deliver an address Ia the
Dallas opeIG-house on Monday evening
next, MAy IS, at O'oluck.
Admission free; but n collection will
bo taken at the close OF the lecture, 10
which those who are able bnd desiro to
do 20, can contribute to defray the ex-
pense OF the house, which hag been
kindly fixed at a minimum figure by
the management, aud Mrs. S8Hon's eX-
prnses. Let everyone interested in the
most mOmontous question OF the day
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15

Hauan & Sons best French kid hant
sewod low button AZ 5000 worth 7O0
southern ties 0t 500 worth $50. | lo
best French calf seamless low button, h
real hand seweG, tip and plain toes a,
$500 worth $3.50 The above are al
gents, best hand made goods, ana vii
be offered at above prices for cash fol
this week only. Don't miss it. II. Pag,
n Son, 70S Elm street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Now that Mr. Jamos Harry Is grading
Elm street east OF uarwood for the
bols d. are paving, II will be we'll for
all property holders on each side Of
that street TO have their gas and water
pipes put in, even il they are not to be
used AZ present After the pavement
is finished the city win not allow IL
taken up every time a water or gas
pipe is TO be put in. Attend TO these
pipes now.
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rhn Grnrnl Mnhhln

In the grAvellingOt Ervsy street, after
much discussion and many consulta-
tons and great p0lavor, tho water CON-
mittee consented TO allow Mr.. Purley 10
strip belt OF DO feet by $50 feet, in the
the proposed reservoir, to get enough
gravel to put on Ervay street from Mill
creek north TO Commerce street, and
MIR. Pur.ey Is now at work with four
teams, This work win be finished
about the ith OF JULY next,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-15

The great reputation my spectacles
and eye glasses have attained through.
out the country, has led unscrupulous
person to counterfeit themi there are
none genuine unless tho name oi
Hawkes. Is stamped ON the frame, and
l would respectively announce that
positively employ no peddlers. For sale
in Dallas only hy Elsonlohr Bros, 4
Schneider, druggists ana German Oh.
ticiana.
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Travelling Men,s UnIon.

The second annual meeting and re-
union Of the taveling moT who travel
in Texas, will be held in Dallas May q
and %, under tho auspicies Of the Tray
cling Mems union. Ali travelling men
are cordially invited to attend so that
they may yet better acquainted wits
each other. The business meetings will
bo held at Mayors hall, and on the
night OF the 22d a ball viii be given ut
the Merchants exchange. A general
good time is anticipated AS the r. NJ. U.
will do ull in their power TO make Il a
annnR4a-
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The Tamou. Mira. saxon, of tennessee

The Famous Mrs, Saxon, of Tennessee,
Who so thrilled Dallas audiences
during the recent prohibition oonven-
ton, win lesturO at the following places;
Dallas on May Is, at the opera-house;
Dallas, May ~, sherman, May 20; Pilot
Point, May 81; Denton, May %; Fort
Worth, May "a; Mexla, May %; Mexia,
May 20, Groasbeek, May %; Groesbec k.
Moy q; Thornton, May %; Kosso, June
i. Ealvortp June .; Navasota, June 8;
Humpstend! June {; Brenham, June 81
Austin, Jnnor7; Bolton, June .; Lam
pasas, June 10; Waco, June IL; Fort
Worth, June l2;'rerrell, Juno ID; Long.
viows June II; Marshall, June IS; JET
iemon, Juno 10; Pittsburg, June IL.
Stnto papers please copy.
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tits simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawkes. spectacles and eve glasses hRvO
attained throughout the United States,
they are known from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and the reputation Is built upon
real merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are given
who have had their sight improved by
their use. These celebrated glasses are
tor sale in Dallas, only by, Eisenlohr
Bros. & Schneider, druggists aud Ger
man opticians.
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LOAD of rioah and s,rsnrth.

with poor appetite, aud perhaps Sigh
cough in morning, or on first lying
down &c night, should DO looked tom
time. Persons afflicted with consump,
ton are proyerbially unoonscous'ofthsii
real state. Most cases commence with
disordered liver, leading TO bad diges.
tien and imperfect assimilation OF food
hence the emaoiation, or wasting Ui
the flesh. IL Is a form OF scr0iulouS dis.
bilious and inl igorating compounds,
known as Or. Prices "Golden Medical
Discovery
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Tho effects OF Hawkes. crystallzod len.
SEES upon the organs of vision is simply
wonderful, rs there are several promi.
nent gentlemen In the Land Office,
whose sight has been restored by their
use, andl hundreds of similar cases
throughout the United States can be re-
Tered TO- Austin Statesman.
Br1t.@ Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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National oommerol,l convcrt,c,

As has heretofore bsen stale, Mr.J. T,
Dmgan has been appointed by Presi.
dent White, Of the Merchants OK.
change, delegate to the National
Commercial convention, which c1n-
yenes at Atlanta, Georgia, on the 10th
inst President White made very
wise selection.
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Beware Of Counierreltsi
GILES LININENT I0DIDE AMMONIA
"a s7s,aai ard hshoG,Nn Medicine o. ID, aleh,
ALL FAMILIES USE IA.
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hoiatlca, Prulapsus utnri
Female Weakness,

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dove pain ofal, kinds, no matter ofhOw lon.
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sects or Sick Headache, No oh or grease, II
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Inflammation OF tho Kidneys, Brightly
Disease, Diabetes, Inoontincnco Of Urine
ls the only Imminent In the world possessing
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sold ~ all Druggists. Trial Bottle, aBo
Write DIR. GfLrs, Box SiS2 N, Y. p. o., who
VII give advice on all diseases free ofcharge
Az Beware OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers and
counterfeits. The genuine has the name
er'R signature over each cork.
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ARaro Treat.

Mrs. Saxon, OF Tennessee, who so
electrified those of the people OF Texas
who we're $50 fortunate as 10 listen TO
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The, s.urhan nlrnnIx Case.

The storInan Biganiy Case. l'.,'n
Mrs. Augusta stofman arrived home
yesterday from Denisonr whittier fshe
went US state'switness to testify against
her husband, J, siorman, charged with
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Harris. the butcher, has a lot OF spring
lambs which will be slaughtered to or
der They are fine fat animals and
Harris understands the ari OF putting
them In shape for consumers.
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birthday, wedding cards aud exqui-
sta station airy, at Pall r. Ern's.
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APPLICATION forrates TO clubs should be made
only TO the otiice Of the Company In New Or
leane. For further information, write clear
ly, giving full address,
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CLASS L,

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EGE- Notice--Iickets are Ten DoIlars
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