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A Positive Written Guarantee

given In every DURABLE CASE where DOUBT ex.
lists tits frankly stated. Complete symptom blank
enabling you to properly state your case, sent
free. 80 page book; either sex, one stamp.
Blood Impurities and Blood Poisoning.
Msrcuriai and other Affections of Throat,
Skin and Bones. Biotches. ErQptions, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Painful Sweiiings,
from whatever cause, positively and fopcver
driven from the system, by means of SAFE TIMR.
TESTED REMEDIES. STIFF and SWOLLEN JOINTS
and RHEUMATISM, the result of blood poison,
positively cured. No poisonous drugs used.
Catarrh. Throat, Nose. Lung Diseases,
Constitutional and Acquired Weak.
Hesses of both sexes, treated successfully.
Age and experience are Important; the
proved good remedies of all ages and countries
are used, and knowing what to give, no expert
n,en!s arc made. On account of the great mum.
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FOR SALE.

EUR SALE--A CIGAR AND FRUIT
A. stand In perfect order, doing good bus.
mess; situated in center part OF the city;
owner desires to leave the city; will sell
cheap Call at liz sycamore st. oct3-2t
NOR SALE-MCKlNSEY AVENU n
Il residence; lot l3S feet, fronting on south
side OF Mckinney avenue, extending back
about 200 feet, between larwood ani Pearl
streets; house OF . rooms; good orchart; ~
bargain for 80 100. MURPHY Il EsLAN2, 12l
Main street. oct2 n
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EOH cALN-THE JUHN FUGANTY
isrm, win MI improvements, machin-
Texas, 20 miles cast OF Waco, and I milo,
from MI. Calm, ON the Texas 4
81, Louis railroad. ind consist.
ing or about 200 acres of the very hes,
farming lands, with about 500 acres In cul.
ovation; there Is an abundance of water,
pasture anu timber land In the tract, For
further particulars, apply To UIiuAS
lEwIs 4 Cos, Galveston, Texas. sopS.6m
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E'uR SA LE-lS,W0 ACRES OFIiAND n
L stephens county, partly improved
and fenced; abundance OF living water;
land hrst-class and suitable for ranch pur-
golony. Apply TO the Southwest Land
Company. Septl7.lm.
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E'CR -ALt-ROrsE OF FOUR ROOMS
Z and iine gallery; good cellar aud els.
lern; iot VSNl's; nne fruit, splendid bar-
galu. WILL y, WATKIs d Co, Herald
bullu.ng. sep23eod-tf
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FOR RENT,

49,
TOR RENT-BUILDINa, 100 MAIN. OPP.
u posite court house, In good condition !:
make n good drug store. Apply To JoUs
RoWNING, 1866 Elm street. sepl0-im
Eok RENT-BkiUK STORE, l0S ELM
a street, 20 feet deep; newly lifted up in
good condition. Apply 10 JouN Knows.
INC, 1867 Elm street. sepio.im
on kENT : 4 NiUE BUSfNESy
Y house, No. Gl7 Elm etreet; $50 feet
ueop, glass finish and iron front In rear,
Applyto JOHN BROWNING, tI5I Elm ",
scrlO-lm
Eok RENT BUsINEsS UoIsE. All
u Elm street, 100 feet deep, . FEE, wide,
fleet nom floor 10 ceiling; suitable FOR ,lry
goods or seddlery, Apply 70 JouN BROWN.
.so, lVo. Elin strect. ecpln- I'm
Eok RENT : BUsiN EsS HOUSE, 6l;
y Elm street, l5O feet deep, % feet Wide.
10 feet ceiling, suitable aud well located
, ,o drug store. Apply u JonS BROWNING,
1851 Elm street. senio.in,
-
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NOTICES.

S~-N~~-~~>s-sss--9s--s--a -. =.
N0rlCE-.MoNEi TO LOAN IN SUMS
~ OF not less than one thousand dollars
ior one OF Two Yeas, on frst.class rial es-
toto, PRArltkn Il ARpRHy, Real Esta,c
Agents and Collectors, No al Elm II.
N0TICE-CLAlRvoYANT.-MAp n
N Stevens, at lSg 1inrwood, ocrnrr liar
wood nnd Bryan streets, tells past, present
anu iuture events, causes speedy marriage.
and brings separated together, aud curess
MI diseases by magnetism.
NoTlCE 10 TNAvELERs-IFY OJf al
~ 10 Clcourne, stop at the GAIT Housr,
aewly furnished; 70 steps irom Tho Railroad
depot q splendid table, 81 and 81 10. no.
so ...,,. " ,vv ..,s..-----s ep5.6m
NOrlCE-OATMAN HOUSE. DENIoN.
N Texas, q three.stnry brick hoiei' viii,
~ bedrooms, well furnished. n,rn,t,,ra
anu lease for sale; the only hotel in sbc
place. For particulars. address oatman
lousc. septiB.im
NOIiVk-FlOM AND AFTER TIiil
~ date we pledge ourselves 10 each oiha,
thai We viii not do = credit business, ana mi
all sales viii be cash or rood comm.rriSi i
paper on delivery Of goods,
| E Is y t .H,yKHIr
pAtIAA september n iSsA An'
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sIue RENf-srOHAGE ROOM IN OUR
II large iron ware house In the business
center OF the city. MITCHELL & ScRuGGs,
Elm street. ocl9-1L
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E'oR sAl.E..ON ACCOUNT OF BAD
II health, win sell n bargain In bank and
residence In growing town OF 1000 inhab-
itants, which ships 1900 bales of cotton
and one OF the best cattle shipping points
IN Northeast Texas; location very healthy
FOR further Information apply to w. l..
HALL. Herald office sen.tm
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NOR SALE--l2 FINE RE-IDEHUE
n lots, l0Oxl5) feet; streets front and rear:
elevated and have splendid view OF city
one mile north of coIrt-house Inuuire nf
j. NJ howell on tho premises, or adj
dress l. q Box lSl 'sen0p I I
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}NoR SALE--A GOOD SECOND. HAND
IL organ at low price, and easy terms If
desired. WILL a, WATKIN Il Co, Herald
building
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Texas G Pacific RI
THE GREAT rorur.AR ROUTE
aEIWEEa The EAST AID The gF,I|
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and
ARiizoNAs.a

Favorlte line to the North. Ess, !:
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleepinss c sno
daily between st. Louis and Dallas ~ ~
W9r1a, FL psso ana san .rancisco, baiss
man Sleepers Fort Worth and Ha,,aau ilr
New Orleans without change. 'S
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Eok SALE--WE HAVE FOR SALE OR
n lease for n termof 3to years, n lot lOi
by ITO feet, on the 4 n p truck, convenient
To the business center of the city; n spIen.
uid location for grain or agricultural i'm.
PIGMENT business, or for n warehouse. FOR
further information, apply 10 MURPHY a
BoLANz, Real Estate and Collec,ln,
Agents, III Elm street aenS.in
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81. Louls and Return, sso.so

Tho only cigarettes wDioh do no
stick to the lipH are Opera Pulls.
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TRA-INm PASS DAIrs
GOING EAsT-r. & p. Drpor
No. S02-St, Louis Express. san :.
Leaves Union Depot. .. a.i9 a. =.
No. 164-San Antonio Elk arr l0.aS =.
No. 3O4-New Orleans Passenger MA Il
No. SOk leaves Union Depot. S.Slp H.
COME vEsr-UNIoS DEPOT
No. 9,-California Express, arr. 6:l5p y
NO. SOlmCalitcrnia Express, Tvs. 6:S5 p n
Leaves Il. IL +, Depot 6.iSp =.
No. 3o3 Local Passenger, ar. Ii :MA
No. SOS-Local Passenger, Tvs. .l9:io . 4
Leaves 7. q p. Depot, ....,.... l2.aI - 4
No. l5S-San Antonio Express, u
leaves I. d u. Depot. ass =
Nos. 800 and S0i run between Fort wo,,.
and New Orleans daily Nos. IA ana oi ,s1
connect at Fort Worth with trains ~ "a. 10y
from Colorado. Nos, 30l, 800 and sOS ,o ~.
meals at the Union Depot. Double ANY ssSs
trains to New Orleans. The Texas a ps
CHIC Is LII miles the shortest route TO Nsr
Orleans. Solid trains FL Paso 70 81 Io NY.
also Dallas to San Atomic, etc. Fast t ~.
first-class equipment, sure connection ~'i ~.
that your ticket reads via the Texas 4 D..
cific Railway. -
Passengers booked tn and from IN \.
In Europe via the "REO starr steam.hsss
Line, plying between New York, PhiladsY
phia and Antwerp, Belgium, and IN.
~AMERIcAN" steamship Line, betvss,
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England -
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates ana
all required information, call on or ada, rus
II. p. TURNER, 's
Ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas va,o
ID. p. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
B. W. MCCULLOUGH
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Ga,.
weston, Texas. Ns''
W. h. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texa,
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w by the piece at IL cents for first class
ties, am by the day at 81 50 for scorers ana
eawyers and IS for hswers Also wanted
100 teamsto haul ties by The piece. Apply
10 the undersigned et Mineola, Texas, who
VIII promptly answer all inquiries Job
lasts all winter $. HUCKERMAN, Agent.
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WANTED -TRAVELERS IL STOP At
w the Cleveland House, Abilene lex s.,
Mira Bertha Benson, Proprietress. House
thoroughly fitted up and conducted on the
meals at all hours. and polite attention !;
SpeCinl lnhnCnlnGnt for drlmmnra. fnhln.ti
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MAJ ANTED = LADY AGENTS FOR
w "Daisy" Skirt and Stocking support
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham Blhs, Aprons,
Sieaves, Infants Diapers, etc. Our 1909
agents ire making money fast; So can yUu.
Address, with stamp, e. H, CAmPBELL &
Co, iSl West Randolph street, Chicago.
Vhf ANTED-G00D WHITE GIRL 10
w do the worh for family of two. APP
ply 10 MRS, GEORGE W, LOOMS, Cochran
and Law streets.
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w ANTED-TU TRADE A FIVE. ROOM
w dwelling and lot ON Main street,
BENSON City, Texas, fora farm somew here
in the state. Address, with description
and price OF farm, T., l.. ANsLEY, box 81,
Denlsnn CltY, TeXRs. sep2l-l N
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yYAN tED-YOUNG LADIES IN ClTY
w or country to work for us AZ their
own homes; fascinating employment: no
instructions TO buy; work can no sent by
mail distance no objection; 80 TO 50 per
week can be made, No canyassiug; par
tlculars free, or sample OF work mailed for
cents In stamps Please address HOME
MANUFACTURING Co, Boston, Mass. T..
O. Box 1915. gepS.d&wlm
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wv ANTED-AGENTS FOR 4 NEW
w and complete "Llfe OF Grant," sal,
immense: agents report 90, 90 aud 10 copies
week; grand chance to make money.
AddressTeyas Book and Bible Co., 0li Elm
street, Dallas, Texas. sap2i llu
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w ANTED--aFFlCIEi,T MEN AND
w women for pleasant AND profitable
employment. Apply at once to Rand &
Mentally, Agents, 100 sycamore ST. sep24tf
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MAJ ANTED-AGkNTS ADDkESsTHE
w Electric Lamp and Stove Co, 81.
Louis, Mo, for circular, cuts and terms of
56-candle power Marsh Electric Lamp tf
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sasalcAa ehIvaaio c0apASY.
2'7 N,rfh SLrts " az lssil =
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w ANTED--A uOUD WOMAN 40 DO
w general homework FOR n small fam
lily. Apply at the Auction and Commits.
sion House OF Fine, Very Fine, dlS AMI GLE
Elm street, cctl-i'
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w ANTED-s0 COTTON PICKEkS SEW
w eral families Oh farm. one order cook
for hnte, dishwashers, one chambermaid,
10 girls for general housewoik. Iuteli-
gence and Employment Office. 609 Main
street, Dallas, Trxas oct2-7t
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nRY GOODS.

PRINTS errlmeck, fancy, o. 4; Manches-
Hamilton, 81 Gloucester, 5hi Gloucester,
mng, 55Si Gloucester silver grey, 81;
Allen, 6lsi Lodi,41{; Simpson, 8; Eddy stone.
o; Simpson mng., s. Allen, pink and
purple, .; simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond,
PINK ana purple, u Dunnell, shirting, AZ
hagettg shirtlng, ~ Allon check, 81; Pea
body, black, Ok; simpson, black, q; Rose.
dele,4N,
BRoWE snEETIEGs--Crown, III Augusta,
.; Ettrich Lii D; Charter Oak, 81 Live Oak
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Il a n n " w

This famous Standard Bred Hamblatonian
StelliOn VIII serve a limited number of Mares
ut the GRAPEVINE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM,
near Dallas, under the management OF
LARRY WIS SIRE louis Napoleon)
was the sire oiJerOme Eddy, record 2:i6l[ and
sold TO Jewett Bros, of Buffalo, for $4,000,
and stands at the head of their Stud az 500
the season; also Myrtle, record 2:2Il{; Spin
nella, record 2;2GA, and several others with
fast records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
OF Louis Napoleon, has % with records In
2;SO or betieN and better than 900; among
them are 81, julien, 2llB; Gl0stor, 2:l1; and
Ally, 2;l9. LARRY WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
half sister 10 Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself To be great brood mare, being the
dam OF Jerome Eddy, record 2:lg5s, and Seve-
raj others that could beat $3.50.
LARRY w.
Is beautiful dark bay, with black
points; Is lb54 hands high; weight l,O76
pounds; has not been worked for speed hay
Ing been put In the stud when two years old,
when he produced the three fast colts, viz:
A. q. Dewey, ROsamon and Resale his only
get OF that year. A. q Dewey trutted seven
races In 1854, only losing one heat. He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas and llli-
nols Circuits, beating such good colts MS Bal-
aclava, by onward; Alice Almond, by AL
monti Judge Sprnguo, by Gov. Sprague, aud
other fost colts, and has shown n y mile In
l;lO 70 pole and obtained record Of 2:io.
Rosnlic, the three-year-old allie, trotted a
mile ~ Joliet, Ill., 2:3 over y mile track,
and trotted second 10 Balaclava at Carthage,
III, IN 2:iO. Rosamond has not started In n
race, but is as speedy as either OF the t.iO.
IERMs-SlyO FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving In Dal may be bred 10
LARRY W. free Of charge the following sea-
son. The r shlOn hlo bred stallion, NAM
BhlNO CHIEF, win also stand q limited
number Of mares at the same ranch at Grape
Vine Terms, so for The season. Call on or
address kEUBt n ARMSTRONG,
Care city National hank, UailnR.
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HAnpWARn ALE mllTALs.

.AXNe-Conina, y dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
DOZEN 500 diamond edge, y doHen, $780,
Double BIT, 1900.
sKtLIETa AMI LrDs-414o y u; sugar kat.
ties, 4l<o y 10.
TIN PIArK-I. o. iOxll, p boz, 800; I. q.
ltx2O, y box, S,00 Toruo, ltxO, Y box, $50;
Teruo, 2Ox2S, II box, 1880
TlNwARE-Pieced discount ID q cent;
stamped, discount 30 n cent
soLDEE-No, ], l6c, No. y and Il, loo L. D,
DUCK HORSE CoII.ARB-No, /, a.2h n dozen,
, hAMEs--Tvo loop, $50 q doEeni three loon,
Sl6 n dozen.
TAoRs--1n boxes, 100 papers, 25q q boz.
GRUB HoEs-S9 dozen, 100; railroad pick8,
dozen, $50.
MArToCKs-B dOEeu $50.
kuBBER BELTfNg--DiEcOunt so - cent,
NA1HB-8,OO, rate,
SHoyEIB AND SPADES HoWlRnd's, die,
count 40 n ceut, Amea' list, 81 Vi goods, d A.,
count 10 dLu 10 II cent,
HEAVY HARDwARE-HhaflH, finiehc VI, 700
poles, l850i singletreoe, wagons, select, LIS;
buggy, 2H5, express, 400; wagon tOncuU0,
ig.OO; hickory axles, 1000; holsters. 40; coup.
ling poles, a7b; spoRes, XXX, select, 40;
AAA, 2b0' sawed fellosa, ~, Liz; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, geo; northwestern horse nails,
No. Q, 5000 Z, 626i 3. 100, par Iron, SO rate
plow steel, 70; Hprin' !. al, Sc; cast steel, l6c.
BuGoIEs-GfRde p. 3 nd spring top, oO.O0Qo
lOO.OO. do. open, 7p.b. $4,000; do. side spring
top, l00O0tDlSb.00; do. side bar, lOO.00l31SO; 0T
do. phRtonH, l26.0eCglbO.O0. grade A. aide
spring, n0.00910000; do. phetonB, l50.00e
NO.OOi bump seat buRgieg, n6.0O(a2b0.00; plat
FORM springs, ll00cNl1l00; three spring wag.
ons, WD0pll60o.
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ALCOHOLIC gauOu S2.8ipi2.G7.
BRANDGEs-D0mestic,9 ~ gallon, }l.50e $500;
Imported oOgnac, l6Tl, gallon, f4.sOi ige, 80;
lHy $500 1865, {6.59; 1860, $40; lb6N, q 90,
lM3, fl0.6Oi utar}, Dupuy s. Co.'S cognRC, iS1s,
'io0, 1870 t7U0i 1854, $3.50; ISIS, uO96; Bis
get, Dubonohe 90. cognsci 1873, N50i 1870,
f5,tU; 1915 5000.
0IS--Donestic. New York or Philadslpnia,
& gallon, N.75; Impor ted, Holland, $50 (93,T6
Sir Robert Burnotta Old Tom, q gallon, SSlS
$50; Sir Robert burnetps Old Tom, q cagk,
iS.6Uns.00i Holland, n case, $3.50,
NHLsKY- RsotiGed, DO p cent. proof, "A
gallon, $3.50; Western, sl.S0@l.4O; Bourbon,
N.40@S,50; Rye, }l.50G250, Scotch imported,
st.00at,26. Irish, I'm ported, N.25HSL56
CHAMPAGNEs So Piper Beidseiok, quarts,
n dozen, 300; Krug q Co., quarts, y dohen,
B5, Moer q ChRndon, Hlllery Mousaeux, "
dOEen, 2LOJ; q, GJulet, y dozen, $500; q.
II. Mumm 4 Goa, pints, 81 additional; dry
v9tsenay, 2i.75; Extra Dry, 29.00,
RINK9-Celifornia Claret, N gallon, rs;
SianiGndol No. ], " gallon, iWdSl; imported
olaretH, ordinary, b cask, 70.O0i9s000; family
0lar0js, per cask, 70O0,g5Do0; Ono olnrCt6, y
eRsk, gQ00(gl7hOO; Modoc, y case, 600; 81,
Julian, 81 case, $50; Margaux, D. case, 100;
tunts Canet, n case, 100; Laroso, y oRss
0,0V; Lo0viN, y case, l2,00i CnStoau Lanttc,
cRAe, Auf Ordinary, a casa, 62ltss-50,
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suoas .ANl, .a>s 10.

y Asae KIP brogans, s5isl.s5; boys sIp my.
J ans 'lQl.00; mems p call bTogane, l.OAs9llo,
S.hScgle piows, ], 0l9i.si; 'boy'B kip 2-bacSle
plONe, 65>4l.SS; mems ban halls, congress and
sutton, l.5Qio1.25; mems calf halls, congress
sud hutton, 2.S03s..5o; mems kip boots, 24.00yS
S)..li mons 7, cat boots. 24.oOSioOoi mems
H,OG; hoy's T.. calf boots, le.5oV3A.00; boys
SGli hoots, 92.50S9Z7 90; women's o. kip polkaA
6gsSl1<c; Misses 40 Kip p0lkss, 6eiss0c
,bAdis ~ kip pplERs, all slSes, SSlQ6Sc; ohlld's
~ ,polssRR, all sizes, b5f.55c; women calf pes
asld SNpoiish, I.o'AQslSS; Nisses' calf peg and
IS polish, SAlsl.l0; Wou1en's hu sewed pol.
sh, 90esl.25; woner's calf ssws> polish. Isl
Bit1ls; wonnenis grain sewed and polish, Y
kl25; wOInen's KID sewed, s0all76; womep'f
InNi vowed nalish, l-NN4l.7h.
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DRUGS,

AuIps--salphurlc, y carboy, ls.75; Oltric, y
q, gci oxalic, 4 N, 49, tartRric, powdered 81
~, so,
GUMs--Arabio, select, q No. Sloi asEistldA
rs 20 800 oamphor, q to25; opium, f4.2l to as0
orLs-beTgamot, Sandersun's, n D. $40;
i4mon, BnudepOn's, SIS; peppermint, $500
wlntergroon, tA.3j olive, Malaga, Sl.2s.
POrAnH- Bromide, a n, i0c; lodide, g925
EoAPa-Uaeile, mnttlrd, p n, SRlDo, ohs.
llo, white, iiGlh
MIsCELl.ANEOUs 3D. Ammonia, carh,, NJ q,
Ac; alum, SCp5i Rrruwroot, bermuda, sos; Bal.
sam, cOpalbH, 6Oo; borux, rOnnod lAoli; Gallo.
uol, Rmu 5ooi castor oil, a gal, sL18lol,00'
unsslH buds, Il N, lB1lS; cream tartar, pure
n 10, 93; corrosive sublrnate, a 10, 6bi chloro-
orm, " N, Sli extract logwood bult
iodine, resublm0ted, n n, 400, loaVsh
1uohu, short, q 70, - leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
y n, %; moIphis, sulph, d o., $3.50, HprltS
iiiet, uWoeb y =, 25t a,ychnla, cryalaln, gl.3i
alOA
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SALE
OF
TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
HA R R()L. D
Elb3lg8T Co, Texas
TERMINUS oFTHE
FORT WORTH { DENVER CITY RAILWAY
Wcdno sc ny. May 2Oth, 1855.
"Wednesday. May aotb. 1855.

HARRoLD Is beautifully situated on q
high, rolling prairie In the eastern portion
OF Wilbarger county, $50 miles northwest OF
Wichita Falls miles south of Rcd river on
head waters OF China creek, midway between
the prosperous settlements on Red river and
Beaver creek, rich agricultural lands, being
rapidly taken up by settlers; is west and out
side OF tbs large p sturCs, and viii be sur
rounded by farms, every alternate survey or
section beng acquired from the state. Pur-
choses are limited TO ono section, TO actual
settlers, the acquisition of large tracts Of
land and fencing of large pastures is pre-
HAROLD will he the shipping point and
control the trade of the southern portion OF
the indian Territory and vast Panhandle OF
Texas, Increasing In population and wealth
moro than any ether section of this country
WIN aho ~ the recel ing and shipoing poin
Of Government supplies for Forts SIN and
HAROLD viii also be the great Cattle
shipping Point OF the state. Last season
there was shipped from tho terminus OF the
Fort Worth 4 Denver City railway 10000
mead of beef cattle and received from the
south 10000 head OF stock cattle.
A good hotel win be erected before the sale,
whloh VIII furnish accommodations for par
Ties visiting the place.
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LEATHER,

LoUIsyILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--X
heavy, free Of brands, $50 lb; Y medium, free
81 brands, 36c Id; A heavy, one brand, $50
10; A medium, one brand, S4c ID; Baltimore
crop, 4ic.
BUFFALO SLAUGHTER-Prime, 16 To 70 10
sideSS0c 10; good, 10 10 20 sides, 80 10; coun-
ter Ii to IA 10 sides, 26c 10; &. d., Matamorae.
80 Id; No, |, oak harness lea, SO 10 $40 10;
No. q oak harness lea, 81 TO 500 Id; No, |,
hem harness lea,33c ID; No, z hem harness lea
Sic 10; MOL HON Gklrting lea, Sic lb No. 2,
hem skirting leo, SO ID, Welt and OTldle
leather, 81 TO IS a side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality, Is
10 81 10 TO dozen, $3.50 ID; IS 70 a. 10 10 dozen,
F.l6 III; "A 10 % 10 10 Dozen Sl05 lb 81 10 81 10
dOAen, 81 lbi 62 10 10 ID 70 dozen, $50 ID,
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geor, RIDES ANp pnLrR1Ea.

WooL--Mexioan, free OF burrs, nominal
Mex san improved, l26l7c; coarse, 100; me-
d Inra l6C8lSc; nne wool, according TO dirt
and condition, l4922c; burry &s9c per
pound le-1s, according 10 burrs.
HIDEs-Prime plump flinth. 20 Ms and mp,
lac Per n; seconds, plump fiints, 20 ms and up,
10. per 10; prime light aud kips, u1<o per 10;
bulls and stays, 9@llo per n; dry sailed, II
gil5Sci according 10 condition; 2resn sailed,
Sc.
rAtLow.--Prine tsllow, 60; tallow srsSsS
YELLOW 10 brown. 3sNhr-
PxLTBIEs-Deers skins, l6DlSc; antelope, 10
Gl2c; sheep pslts, ~ per wool, &GtaS5c; shear
idga, le2lbc; Fellin or poverty from 92ll2c.
fSales of wool since April 10 have been
chiefly l8&l6c. aud nearly all receipts so far
closed medium,
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GRAIN AND BREApsTUFFs.

WHEAT-76GDSOc.
RYK-kSnsss, S5c.
C0aS--In ear, Csc; sacked, 75c.
oACs-In bulk, S5c; from store, s9Sc
higher.
FI0uR--Psr cwt.: Patent, &S45; fancy, 80 90;
choice family, l270G2.S0; xxx, S2.50@2.60;
low grade, t2S092,Si,
BEAN--P Per cwI:At mills 900, In store, $50
Ito.
COENMEAL-Flns bolted per 100 pounds
a.60.
H0MIHY AND 9RITe-$5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn PEI 100 pounds. $.i0
shopped corn and oats per 100 poundg, axe
soru bran per 100 pounds, 80.
GRAHAN FLoUR-Per loo pounds, IS.
HAY-Prairle, $40 to slS per ton, +; mil.
let, gl2 per ton, or $40 loose.
MtI.Lgr sEEn-LArge, $l.50; small, Sl.2a.
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Tboussne,s Saw So.

Mr., T. W. Atkins, Girard, KAN,
writes: 81 never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
theyiglve entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers" Electric Bitters are the pureSt
and best medicine known and will
positively cure kidney and liver COM
plants. Purify the blood and regulate
tho bowels. No family can afford TO be
without them, They will save hum
dreds of dollars in DOCTORS bills every
year. Sold at fifty cents bottle by
w. II. Howell II Bros.
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