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, 1885-03-26

To the Editor Of THE LKADER.
ANTELopvnLE, March 25.-In further
reply to your recent inquiry as to how our
cattle passed through the winter, will say,
our cattle weathered the winter in good
condition. The loss is nominal and un-
less we have very severe (unusuaD weather
during next twenty days, / will look upon
the past winter in our section as the
most favorable for cattle that We have
had during the past eight years.
JOHN a. McSHANE.
, 1885-03-26

The Topeka Capital says that Mr.. |.
w. Baird's large company of minstrels
gave a very interesting programme of mu-
sic, colloquy and specialties. They present
an elegant appearance IN the first part and
are strongly equipped both yocally and in
strumentally. There are six end men,
Messrs. John Mack, JAS. Kennedy, Billy
Harris, Ed. j. Connolly, A. Leech and B.
Leech, all Of well known reputation;
Their jokes and comic songs are fresh and
clever and are agreeably varied.
, 1885-03-26

From the Greeley sun.
There are those who speak u~nfavorably
of the cattle interests because they desire
to have the whole business as near as pos
sible in their own hands. The more
profit to the many, the less profit to the
, 1885-03-26

Mrs. Minnie Weisheit, 81 f. Pratt
street, Baltimore, Maryland, says she suif-
cred with a painful cough which kept her
awake at night. A dose of Red Star
Cough Cure gave instantaneous relief.
In a short time she was cured.
, 1885-03-26

Clark & Chatterton, 300 Seventeenth
street receive all kinds of groceries every
day. Best grades offour always on hand
at the lowest.prices in the city. Telephone
No l71-
, 1885-03-26

Remember that a 90 cent bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is fully
equal to a dollar bottle Of any other
cough medicine in the market. Sold by
w. N. Hunt.
, 1885-03-26

Patti will visit Warren's emporium. on
her return trip, and take a look at the f.
nest assortment of wall paper that has
ever been received in this city.
, 1885-03-26

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
.fBuchu- Paiba.'' 81.
, 1885-03-26

n CARD
To all who are suffering from errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervou weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &c, | will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America Send self addressed envelope
to Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station D.,
New York.
, 1885-03-26

Porous and strengthening, improved,
the best for backache, pains in chest or
side, rheumatism, neuralgia. 25c. Drug
gists or mail.
, 1885-03-26

Our tailoring department is now com
plete with all the late novelties in fine for
eign and domestic fabrics. b.. Hellman
, 1885-03-26

You can get all the coal you want O
Marshall Smith.
, 1885-03-26

Boots and shoes just received at Pc
lacks.
, 1885-03-26

A first class meal for % cents at Sachs
349 Sixteenth street.
, 1885-03-26

Try Ellis's homemade mixed candy
Only 20 cents n pound.
, 1885-03-26

Send your coal order to telephone No
l76,-Marshan Smith.
, 1885-03-26

A fine line Of furnishing goods, hats and
caps. etc. cheap at Hellman's.
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AbiIono.

ABILENE, Aug. 2l.-LCorrospond.
auce. "A rousing convention was
hold here last Monday by the
BrazoH and Colorado Associa-
tlon OF Cattlemon. The con-
vsntion was held for the purpose Of
fixing dates for tho fall r0Jnd-upg and
reporting tho percentage OF losses dur.
ing tho past winter. Thers were about
IS momb)rs present, which was lull
representatives for this district. Sew
oral committees Woro appointed, the
most important ono being committee
10 invest gate aud report the hGGlth Of
the cattle OF this district 3D. Colonel y.
u. CUNNINGHAM, who is agent of tho
Bureau of Animal Industry OF the
United States for TeXaR, who VIII lay
tho matter before Commissioned Col
man. The committee is composed OF
Me5srg. Bryant, Num- and Bush, al
wealthy stCckmcn vt tnis district.
ROuud-ups viii commence in ahig dis
trict on September I, After So
rios OF resolutions cOcdeuning the
actions of the Indian Territory SQUAT
tors in their 8tiOrJs to stop ToEag cat
tic, tho COuVoutiOn adjourned 90 meet
~ Colorado City March /, 1856
Tho Maltbio opera house was opened
last night by home talent. An iU-
menB9 audience was present and The
amateurs deserve muCh credit.
ShoriN Cunningham to-day arrested
ono Higgs, who ia wanted in Mason
county for the theft Of horse. He
WIS lodged i'm .iai! and turned over to
tho FhorH OF Mason shortly alterwGrd.
hon. William Kennedy has just ar
rived Gud will sic in two haheaS corpus
oEgGs-oHe in which Bud Cole is
charged with tho theft of q horse, and
one IN which George Newport is
charged with tuO theft Of money.
Misses Alice Harris gnd Laura Mar
tin, Of Colorado City, arc IN the city
OnG visist To Mrs. X. X. Loatt.
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vhrow Iila Money 10 Tho WINDS

A few days ago little daughter OF
Mr.. J. II. Ozior, who resides near Lis
bon, found q lot Of torn money in the
public road. She carried tho piecas
homo to hor father, who found enough
of the pieces left 10 show bills OF the
denomination OFFS So, so and $40, h5.
sides two 80 cont pieces complete. Mr.
Ozier sent it on TO tho United States
treasury at Washington, and
received by return mail
Il new 81 cent piece, that being the
only perfect bill no had sent. The
above explains, perhaps, note sent
Tar HERALD by q crank who wiitOs
that he had become 40 disgustOa with
the Wsywerduess of mank nd that no
had torn up bis money and cast ib 30
.he winds. He gives Inns name as
Isaac Maupiu.
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Hotel Arrivals
al THO sr. GEORGE.

W.T. nulor, Ben Houly, Torol; o
Z Parks, WpNlnachie; q r Cooling,
ST. lou Miss UOlau Gibbs, Master
L7Wue R0s, Miss Rogers, Mount
lib0ud, L1;J y Taylor, MoviA: w NJ
Brrgdom, LancAstor;J b Ligou. Ter
rel; y B B2mGn, Cedar HIN: j W
Bbtemou, Dppton; Miss Ollie Craig.
Paris; @ BInnuoth, Palestine; S Lours.
bachor, New Orleans; ~. Eausrar, j
II Mcleod, Jr, 81. George hotel; w II
Jones, G. NJ Boules, Calvorl; Mrs u G
Pouui J = Fullerton, Hardin county,
Ky; Tom NJ Bowen, OF tho Erna
Tongue, Paris; J b Neblcnt, Torrull;
u l. Johnson, Home, la; W II StCr-
ling, w GLADDEN. aud wifo, Rover,
Ark; II A jpilns, Colorado; 4 Z
Parker uightnuo Brown. Galveston;
w NJ Brngdcr Lancaster; II 7 Harris,
City;J l. Richardson, ~ Marve, Mo;
Il MuscAior, NJ a Jackson, b 4 King,
Farmersville; a n Wilson, kaufman;
Lee Spencer, ~ Louis; + u Chisholm,
Il II logon, NJ Whitman, Terrell;
Dan G Conev, Denisnp; Il 3 Hilburn,
- Frank, Robert uanna and wife,
Groos6VccS; Miss Sarah Pom, Hardin
county, Ky.
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dug for the foundation and the stone is
being dressed. The house will DO 26
feet front by so feet in depth. Bowie is
making good heedway in the way OF
substantial imprOvem ents, especially
considering thescarcity o(money and
time Of year.
Fleetwood, the well known Chlcka-
saw Indian sub-chief, living opposite
Rad River station, and owning large
wealth in cattle and lands, was in
Bowie yesterday. He buys his sup
pliaB and markets his cotton and other
produce here.
Mr.. II. u. Brown, county tax col
lector, Is here this morning on his way
TO Cottle county, where he has a
brother on the widely known Mate
dor ranch. His trip is partly on busi-
ness and partly TO visit his brother
and for recreation.
The HERALD has filed the piac Of
tho Gazette since tho latter's auspau-
sion, aud keeps our people posted In
tho current events trHnspiring.
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A Sad accident

As tho wost-hound train over tho
Texas a Pacific road was pulling cut
yesterday morning from Terrell for
Dallas tho passengers witnessed o
scene that chilled tho very blood in
their veins. Mr.. Poarco, q farmer
from Hunt county, had driven Ai8
toam up close 10 the train, and when
the train started the team. followed
suit, only 10 went In an opposite di-
rection 81 full speed. Tho ola man
was thrown out, and at first those
who saw him Thought him killed so
violent was tho shock no sustained,
His lett loE was badly fractured and
ho sustained serious bruises, llo rnl-
liod, however, and was taken to- ho.
I'll FOR treatment.
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MrLLsAP, Aug. 81. -ICorrespolG-
oncg.l-A union camp-mooting, con
Quoted by Rev. b. d. Aus
tin, OF tho Cumberland Proa.
bytsiau church, aud J.T. Blood.
worth, OF the Methodist church, have
beou lea progress for several days past
a. Newberg church, four miles oast of
this plsco. The above named minis
tors were assisted by laymen n. l.,
New, j. Dobrusk, William Ford nnG
w. ~. Hemphill, Tho meeting mas
boon largely attended and PFC
ductiyo OF much good, Both
OF tho churches represented
having received considerable acgOs
ion 10 their membership, The sor.
Vices close Tonight tho ministers
leaving TO aitoud pre5by terry q Now
Hope, Parker county.
Crop prospects arc not altogether on.
courgging. OGCo,t0u not moro cham
OnoiourJh OF p crop viii be Welded,
hut otCoru thorA viii hD much more
than au average urop,
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Attnnilon. Nnr,rrrmcn or r.,n.l

Pursuant to a resolution, we, tho
undersigned nurserymon, assembled
at Terrell, Texas, July 30, 1855, hereby
cordially invite each and evory
nurseryman in Texas to meet with us
at hall over CrOwdus' wholesale drug
store, on Main street, Dallas, Texas, on
Monday, September Z, ~ 10 o'clock, for
the purpose OF organizing q "rexas
State Nursorymen's Association
having for its objects personal ac.
Quaintance, promotion and protection
OF business interests, Interchange OF
opinions upon cultivation and the good
of tho planting public. j. Il, Johnson,
Dallas, Texas; Il. w. Kirkpatrick, Nc
Kinney, Taxal; j. w. Brice, Terrell,
Texas; J. Il. Emerson, Minoola, Toxas;
George NJ. Hogan, Ennis, Texas II. N.
Wiliame, Terrell, Texas; Howell q
Stone, Dallas, Texas; G.. A. Mckee,
I,arissa, Texas Kennedy, Rousseau n
Co, Terrell, Texas; Drunm q Bakor
Brop., Fort Worth, Texas Brooks "
Massengill, Terrell, Texas.
All papers friendly TO above Will
please copy.
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FEMALE ACADEMY
81. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE,

Ihree NCnr4 course required. 4lth ses-
sion bggina September 81, 1855. For rircu-
lars address j. q. ID ALLEYNE, N, D.. Dean
BIZ Washington nvonue.
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usual and was a great social aud liter
airy success. There were some very
fine dramatic ana comic reoitatione
by Misses Cumming, May, Davis and
others, while music in the parlors on
the piano, and on the lawn by Meme
Bros. band, ruled The hour. The ele-
CANT house, one of the most spacious
and costly In the city, wae beautifully
illuminated, while the grassy lawn,
extending around three sides Of the
residence was o scene OF beauty,
lighted by Japanese transparencies,
and enlivened by couples Of all ages
and sizes moving amid tho
lights or enjoying the cream
and cake. Altogether tho en-
tertalnment was greet success,
and if ii did not yield 8 large revenue
Two are not posted on this poiut) the
worthy ladies have tho satisfaction of
having contributed largely % the en-
joyment of many friends and visitors,
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Pepetition Is sometimes the only
way 10 Impress 9 truth upon the mind.
Accordingly tak0 notice that DR..
Pielce's dPloasant PurgHtivc Pellets
(the original Little Liver Pill9con-
tinuo to he wonderfully elective in
cases of sick and nervous headache,
constipation, indigestion, rush OF blood
to tho head, cold extrOmitios, aud all
ailments arising from obstruction Of
the bodily functions, Their action is
thorough yet gentle, aud the ingro-
dients being entirely ycgotsble, they
can be taken with lmpuuily into tho
most delicate stomach. All drug
trtcgu
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BoNHAob Aug. 2l.-lCorrespoud.
encs.l--Dlltr,ct court is in
session aud quito q crowd
IS IN Attendance. The grand
jury has boon IN session all week and
win probably continue a cOuDlo OF
weeks longer. Some startling doy3l,
opmonta may DO expected.
Tho following named geutiamou
We're appointed by judge Scott to OK
am,u6irt0 the county officials books:
Il. =. EuN, n. @. AlsX4pdcr, assisted
by Frank Jouos and Aghew.
MIRO. w, Y. Davis is COuvalcgciug,
w. G.. Brigham, architect, is en-
EeRgd in getting M plans and specd-
cations tor $lj,OCJ residence for MIR.
W. W. Russell, IN tho northeastern
part OF tho city. Whom completed 10
will 0o ine handsomsst dwelling i'm
the county.
j. l.. Williams, proprietor or tra
Burn5y house, and Mrs. l., G, WILSON
and daughter P0arl, are soiourning ri
Daily Springs for the benefit OF tneiI
health.
Colonel Chouowelh is expected
home lhis evening.
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Mrs. Jemmima Parish fled her petit
ton in the district court yesterday
praying for divorce from her bus
band, Robert II, Parish. Sho alleges
In the course of her petition that they
were legally married ON tho l3th Of
July, 1873, in Hamilton county, Il
linois, and lived together uuul the 26ih
of February, 1885, whom be deserted
he. lie heat AID cruelty uoGLed her
until living with him became iutolor-
able, wherefore sho prays That a
divorce bo granted her.
Wesley Jackson iilod suit Tor divorce
from his wife, Katie Jackson, They
were married on the lot of juno, 1852,
in Dallas county, and livod together
until the 10Th OF February 1855, when
he found her unlaithiul 20 hex marital
Vows.
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l57 w.2}d 81. NY.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
FRAGMENTS OF MONEY FOUND
The Baptist Lawn Party-Potitions for
Divorce Railroad Accidont--short-
age in tho Water Crop-Eobert
Lewis InBane-Court Notes
and Othtr Matter.
ROBBED BY A MOE

The Whereabouts Of Jim COPYRIGHT
Tom Wilson, the firm and fast
friend Of Jim COPYRIGHT ana Nc.
Entire, who wero arrested by tho ran
gers several months ago az Fort
Worth for the killing OF ru3tlors In
New Mexico, and who subsequently
made their escape from their cRptCrS,
was in tho city yesterday on route
from Albuquerque 60 Terrell. The
capture Of MciGullTe az New Orleans,
and his giving bailfOr bis appearance
memory OF the reading put
lie. Wilson went with McEntire
to Mexico and located at Albuquerque
where he and several friends OF Court
right and MoGntiro run 9 monte game,
Tho friends OF tho murdered ruBtl0rs,
inc0nsad at McEntiTo's getting out on
bond, determined TO get even with
Wilson and his friends. Tuesday
night, one week ago, Whilo tho game
was ct it, height, tho C0ulgdgratUs OF
the rustlore, g COg0u on 90, called
with their Winchester rifles
and took 5000, all the
money they had,lud told them to skip
out, which they lost no tlmo I'm doing.
"Where IL Courtright" asked tho
reporter"
ain South America; perhaps in the
CHILEAN army. He Is safe. Whom
CourtIight escaped at Fort Worth no
went direct to Galveston, took passage
on q atoemor TO New York, but instead
ofgOinF 70 Canada, as many think, no
dropped down to Caldwell, Kansas,
whore he BILLED man ~ O.
quarrel. He was arres 90 aud laid In
iail there for some time under an Gs-
sumed nRmo. He broke jsir and went
TO Arizona, and shortly auerWlfd Lett
for South AmoricA. There are only
three mon who know of Ibis where
apouts, but thoro is not money enough
in the country to induce Thorn to give
fim away.
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nughes .rrlngs, Cne. Counly.

This delightful resort has for the
past soven or oight years been the
fayorite OF an tho Texas Watering
places; is situated % milos from
jefferson, on tho Missouri Pacific
railroad. II has tho finest hotel iG the
State, with 100 rooms elegantly iuiu-
ish0d Captain John $. Cufsy is
manager, and tho table is furnished
with every luxury tho market
affords. Some Of tho b8st physicians
of tho state recommend tho waters Of
Hughes Springs for dyspepsia,
paralysis, constipation md tousla
dlseAses, and many O.lur cumnlanll.
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AiIprtios owning property ON Ross
avenue, between Sycamore street aud
the Central railroad, are invited to call
at George y, Atkins drug store and
sign romonstrsuoa 20 tho city c0uu-
Gil against paving Ross avenue rs
above without au outlet, Tho petit.
ton called for paving Ross avenue aud
Sycamore street as an outlet, aud was
50 signed by tho petitioners. There
was no petition boior0 the council %
pave Ross avenue alone, nor could it
have been gotten mp.
GEORGE Y. ATKINS.
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L.. EIII.sdGsZ @ ma

For the benefit of suffering humanity
and in heartfelt gratitude ut the wonderful
result deem ~ only my duty 20 give this
unsolicited testimony in favor OF S9ii1s
specific, Mt wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or salt Eheum from
her infancy. Ithss increased in intensity
With each succeeding spring, and bpiu
somewhat sklllpi I'm medicine myself
tried every remedy ] could think Of for
Nears-Sargapariil combined with every
form of P0tgssiW, and hundreds OF other
remedies, lotions and alAaN washes Of
every known sind, but they all gave only
temporary relief During the spring OF 1881
hGr lower eXtrcm.iieg bceGme SO iul1meu
and sore hat she WH7 obliged TO keep them
constantly coated with n covering Of "Ful-
ler's EARTH missed wet and allowed 10 dry
on. Among other things she was afflicted
with q periodical nervous headache, Oc-
curing cPul7rly every seven d tyS, some.
times followed hy an intermittent t3Yor
for weeks at time, so that her He became
q burden TO her
ThissurInq / determined she should take
3. 81 ana following strictly the directions
in regard TO dose, diet, etc THIS was about
seven weeks $50. After taxing the hrst
large bottle thcdlgeas2 seemed Ia Increase ;
the burning, itching and inflammation be
came Undesirable Nhp, however porggyered
IN The use OF the medicine. Ate taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
10 6ubsidg after the third bottle the IN.
nammat'On disappeared, ana sore spots
dried upand turned white and scdly, and
finally she bruahed them OGiu an imppl pa
bic white powder rpgpmbliug pure salt Sue
is now taking the sixth bottle, three table
sp0Ouiuls -four times daily Every appear
aDcs OF the disease has zone, aud her flesh
is becoming soft, white md smooth again ;
and what Us more, her periodical headaches
have disapp Died aud She is now, al J3
years OF age, egi05 ing the only good health
"a %
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Wro' pleasure ana palaces though "o nny
roam
BE Ii eyorso humble there's no place like
home,
For thore on The bureau our soZOpoNr
stands,
We take the sweet mixture uggil In our
hands,
We cleanse teeth nud Eumiin fine, fragrant
foam
We mako our breath pure Thcros no
place like homo,
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syottor Win uu.sia?

The Empire of Russia Us "a bad case
of national dyspepsia. Tho treasury
rs short of funds, and tho army costs
$}O,OO0 q day 20 feed. The army i1 so
lull Of nihilists that il can no moro ha
trusted than tho stomach OF man
who has chronic dyspepaia. We don't
know what % do about Russia; but as
Tor the man with chronic dyHpepsia,
Let him take Browns Iron Bittors.
That made Nh, Chandler, or Clinton,
lows, a now man. lie tried 10 attur
other remedies failed. Buy q bottle OF
Your druggist to-day.
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No street sprinl,llnr,

For some reason the street sprink-
lora failed 10 make their appearance
Yesterday and tho streets were fillod
with dust throughout tho day, making
IL very dlsagreoahlo on tho streets.
Tho water supply Is low and IL was
talked about that the sprluklors had
Tor tho present been cut OIL.
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Adiudged Insane.

Robert Lewis, aged % years, was ad-
Judged insane in the county court yes
to-day lilo imaginos that every body
istrying 90 poison him and viii not
touch anything TO eat or drink until
he sees some ono tasto 70 first. He was
lodged la the county Jail TO await
transportation 10 the asylum NJ Ter
Vfl
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A WILTON a YeMl.

Captain j. l.. Lyons, OF New Or
leans, who does a wholesale drug buB-
mess Of over million dollars aunu-
ally, states that all spenk highly Of the
curative properties Of 81. Jacobs Oh,
and that it continues tho best selling
article fox rheumatism and other
pains.
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To uouso.ovpcrs and Rentcrs.

To Houso-Owncrs and Renters.
II your balcony or eh0d room leake,
Ehrets' Prepared (2) Ply Roofing will
mako e Waterproof. Can be put on at a
totalcost, not 10 exceed $3.50 per square
90 xl0 foeD and will last as long as
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
given 10 NIL orders addressed %
SIDNEY SMITH,
Dsllas, Texas.
Manager southwestern Department
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stop It

Tho practice of boya riding their by
cycles on tho sidewalks In the bust.
ness center should DO stopped n pub.
lie opinion and disgust COOS for any
thing. Some OF tho aggressors me
young mon.
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BOWIE, Aug. eo.-toorespondonce.l
Work has fairly begun toward
the erection of the stone build
ing OF Mayor ID. c. Allen,
ON Mason street. Trenches are
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IN. Larn PARTY.

LEst night the ladies of the First
Baptlst church gave lawn party ut
the resldonce OF Colonel A. q. Ardrey,
IN the Cedars. Tho entertainment
was rather more extensive than
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A Mn.l, Trnrhnr Mnninh.

The Grove school wants a gentleman
to take charge Of tho music depart
mont.
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GoVybcro You WIN.

youth find SOZODONT In vogue. Poo
pl0 haYo thrown away tholr tooth.
powders and washes, and placed this
Otoriierous proserNetiye OF the teeth
on tho toilet table in their place. 10
keeps tho tooth in splendid order, and
spices the breath.
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B0uche, the grocer, has az fine tea,
coffee sugar, canned goods, as can be
bought anyWhere.
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ROCK l1OhhEGE


g., Mr3. Crqom''s Select School win reopsp
~ , llIsl =; unday In Septen Der, assisted by
DoIh modern and ancient, taught aJ usual
1ilgG. very superior advantages offered
icr thorough musical training. Instrumenta
I n piano, organ, guitar and vioiin,
~, ,ne pa. ilment IN charge OF good
=, laea IN pnblic schools Of the CITY Mys,
~ Is soOm intuition ia 30 be thorOnph and
:! y"t aeJ.cd and teach child en- such things "a
- eg should practice when men and wo-
s.saa ell tOr terms and other information
raining 70 the school. either cal an al
Ca MRS. ELYA TRIGG GROOM.
McB college, corner Cautegrel and live
FElk streets. Da los, Texas
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City VS.. Pat Lynch, intoxicated
fined So.
City vs.. Tom Smith, intoxicated;
fined 50.
City VS., James Stewart, intoxicated
dismissed.
City VI. Gus Patton, intoxicated; dis
misa0d.
City vs.. N l. Colbert, theft; not
guilty.
CITY VS.. Pdco Butler, theft; not
guilty.
City va. Price Butler, abusive Ian
guag9; fined 81.
City vs.. joe Keys, carrying pistol;
dismissed.
City vs. Joe Keys, assault and bat
terry; dismissed.
City w. Mrs. Griffith, Shanay Red
uey, Dr. Thomson, failing 10 pay dog
tax; dismissed.
City w Annie Moore and John B6-
lin, failing to paw dog tax; tax paid.
City VS.. John York, fighting; dis
missed.