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THE tALijAtH HKlUt l FlfluAY MOIiNINfl MARCH 16. iSSl.
THE DALLAS DAILY HEKALD
PPOUT9 ELLIOTT A HALL.
Mcrti al (Ae hut- Offlr vt IkiUat Ttmu a-
amxmu t ui aiM.tr
INDICATIONS.
Oentrnlly air uitat!ur during Frilui; vari'
abl wiriiu m(' northerly; gtneriilly lower
temptraluri; itnlionaiy whither barometer.
6ESA10H MAHOHL'3 POSITION. .
Senator Mahonu' poaliiou U ua ano-..alous
one. A aouthern man by I irth Hud oduca-
Hon as dmvo a soldior as over hV. d in do-
feuce of one's own country or sot lion ti
pure a roan iu tha various ralatk-ni of lil'o
U anjw'aere to bo found he bag bi'Como
ono of tlio loadora of tho ponulo who have
aut him to tho United Stulea ssmato na their
representative li t cant'Hsi win not iiiatie
by bun at a detiiocntt net na it republican
lie claimed to bo morel a madjuater
and lieyond lb it an IndouQuilont politi
co! tundliila. IIU proplu saw lit to place
Mm in a position of hii;li rironiinonco aid
Vruat and to Ilium and
thorn alono ho ' it responsible
for hie rourtii. So lorg na be acta consist-
ently li the difetinrxoof tin dulita duvolv-
lng upon him to loin; r.a he fit'islies tho pco
plo ho win empoweiod to represent so lodg
aa ho l-rnnks nu i'.iii.li nor condition under
will' h ii secured tho position tbcrrf it no
jiuwer and no perfcons who his a light to
abuiii biiu for bis conduct !n Unit respect
Viiilu wo regrot bayond t-xpriwsion ta mo
any ion of the M "mot'ier ot inloa and
pioaidontH" (out to llio Uuiled Slates con-
ttTi tH or to seevany individual (0 aunt act
Olborwiso than at Die diseiplouf Jeirorson
Madison Monroo Simon mid the other-
yet we aro confessedly .aullloicritly liberal and
progressiva in our ' aeiiliinents and
viowa to bold tkrtt tho wholo buaimea la one
exolusivoly between principal and agout.
General Mahouu una ne much right to not hi an
Indopsndoiit if ho so hold bin anat aa Ims Mr.
David Dtvia of Illinois. Tlio role plajod
by Mr. Hill of Georgia in bis reflection-! oo
Goacr.il Mahono waa aa unwarranted its bia
en'.iro speech was Illogical and impolitic and
all auch attempts at bulldi'.ing are calculated
to injuriously affect not only bia own inllu.
cajtt for good bui to injure the party be
uimioB to rcpnif out. Tho linnii'di tlo vauio
Of hi incited conduct and viuloi.t cxpreta-
Ions wna the fact Ihttt the prctent Semite
whin lull ttauda evonty-sU iwiiilirs
tbirty-oiiht of thoso being commit
Sinn! ti tit ..Hum ua democrat this
In gilding Mr. Davis who tbnugli not aui t aa
dtiwierat owe his position to domucraic
yo.es G moral Muhono waa haaty in reply-
ing to Mr. Uill.J'tiiiu i when tho latter ob-lerv-.-d
that any tonator wlio owed bit tent to
djinmratiu votes wjuld b u traitor if he
' VJieil Witt. ...j-..lU. thmr rttlll-HllutH bo
announced mt-ruly un atmuiat-
io political proposition hut one
Which did col touch tho senator
from Virginia aa be bad bin
elected not by any domociiitio legislature
but by the people thvmselvo who nevor
once in the course of tbo onliru ciuva.-si
asked him to atate that ho wr.s a democrat
- and the coalition that elected l.nn.uid so by a
majority of somo 22000. Mr. 11.11 hiunelf
was i-tr Iroui impregnablo on tho itiislion
ot ahittiug tides for he bad gone into bis
sialo convention elected as a union man yet
turned arouud aud voted for secession. Uoif
end Monona had novor committed himself
tj my parly prior to his election save tho
roadjustors nor aiuce. IU tin uioruly ass.rtcd
tint bo W4i tired of the old llourbon olo-
meat cf tbo doiuoeratio parly; tlutl he be-
lieved ll whs detrimental In the progress of
Yirgiuia ar.d to bdlioviev intoaivd to tight
it at arduously and as honestly as ho had
fought for his slate during tho limes that tried
meii's souls lie a-iorts distinctly ami c m-
tletoutly tha'. ho is aud iuteads to remain a
coni! rv itiva democrat and wlion ho dep-irts
from the pla'l'jrm on which he won bit hon-
ors il will bo time enougU to censure him.
Therefore tbo roiuuki of Mr. Hill as ro-
per led bore no relevancy to tho quos'.ion
and ihoy were insinuations unjui-t in Inn ex-
treme. He said : "Minhoo-I courage brave-
ry.ll lollty morality and rtapoot for t!io oln-
iniit of nmukiud required that when a man
hal arrivM at the concluslo:t that he could
DOt carry out a trust which had boon con-
fi.ied to him it w it hit duty to return his
OJintninion and tell hit i-o.istituontj bo
had chsnnod hit nilndj ho did not boitevo
that a tingle ono of tho tblrty-oight men
ele:Uid aa democrats would bold In hit pock-
a o.iinmiasion conferred by d luxrals
and without giving any notice to hit con-
stituency or hit aitoclatna would execute
tint commission in advocacy of tho ad who'
ptrl ; he denlod tbo right of the vieo-proai-d
ml to take part In organizing the tonalo
but would not raise that quostion. "If" ho
con'.inuo i "you have but one tho vote will bo
83 t 38. Who it that one? Who U that
oaif" repealed Mr. Hill In aloud andov
oitoi lone of volets "Who is am bilious to do
. what no nun In tbo history of the country
bu over dona to stand up In this high pret-
ence and prooUtm from this proud oiuinonco
that hadlsgraoottheoommiulon he hold.tt
Do you ( tddretting tho Mpublloan) rooelvo
hloiwlih affect'iout Do you rooelvo him
with roipoot? It tuch min worthy of your
wooitlun? Such a man it not worthy tobj
t democrat la ho worthy to be a ropubll-
Oinf If my Mends from llllnoli Kantat
id New York wero to come to me holding
M?u!liotti commissions In their pockets
I -nt here by republican loglrlaturei and
W)re lo whisper to mo that they would Tot
tit tho detnoorallo organUallon I would
mm to accept their voles aud would tell
Horn that if they came tboy would booxpollod
with Ig. o niny from tho ranks of tho parly."
It it just tuch arbitrary Inloinporaie and
dU-U'o taJ court' at tho unslor from
Qoorgt t tw lit thus to pursue tbat Is thli
day UrWlug fro u tho deinooraiio rai kt yood
moo "d tr io latolllttout at honttt who
refute to bo harm raed to the chariot wheel
of a car that it beii.g loft in the rear becauao
bandieappod with to much dead weight.
Mr. nill'i fp-w-h we rerd at ill-tiind in-
Judiclout and Improper. People in this free
day will not b quietly con-
trolled by such . attempted
cattigi.tions with the party lash. A political
party it like unto a government just at the
prea-iuro of reatrictive and coercive power is
increased just ao much the more goneral and
potent will become the repellaiit forces if
dit oi.tent and disintegration. If General
Mahono It truly sincere in hit expression of
intention to do what ho bum ttly and intelli-
gently Conceives lo hi what ia light and
eipedli-nt and will prosecute to the end
that principle bo will indt-od bo not only
dosorvlrg the highest praise from hit fellow-
citizens in the gran 1 old st-ttn In) represents
but of the admiration of mankind at large.
If tha democrat aro wise they will took to
Improta by arguments of truth and to win
over by kindly lentim mls and manner any
man whose inclinations mint naturally bo
mil .Indeed are arowedly pointing toward
hearty co-operation with nil that is proper in
their party. Aud in this connection it
mlht as well be stated that the democratic
party c f to day Is not by any moann a har-
monious organization. Defeated combimt
t-uiis of the people rarely are. There is n
M-adjustnu'iit of policies and procesiws jromg
on. Political pir iea like aocml nrgauitin
am modiilcd with the tuns and tbo days for
killing people o putting tliem on tho i ck
because uf a divorally of opinion are gone
forever. The world niovet nnd freed on
daily eulaigjs her douiaiii.
lUtilANO.
Veslerdiiy was Ht. I'atrick'a day a nntional
dny in Iruland a holiday with all Irishinen
and llii ir; deiendenta thr.iulmiit the uni-
vi n-u. A this particular linio when Iroiand
Is struggling for r'ghts tbet are jurtly her
own nnl opposing a gallant fiont lo oppres-
sion and wrong St. Patrick's day is
Invested with a peculiar Interest. Ireland I
Who la it that utters tho name tbat
thinks of the green ialo of tho boh wlio doea
not feel bia heart beat with emotions of love
honor nnH respect? Never waa there a battle-field
for a century past that did not give
to the world a hero who was an Irishman.
Noverjbaa there been an oia in poetry j an era
in romance; an era in history; an era iu deeds
or achievemuuts of any nature whatso-
ever that there was nut an
Irishman aa tho central figure as tbo chief
character ltravo to a fault if it bo possible;
g'inerous even unto (olf sacritlco ; trio) and
truthful 10 tho ultima thulo of tho moaning
of th mi wordB ; fuilhi'ul to friendships and
to duly even to death tho Irish people
chidoii.go Hie respect the honor and the
admiration of all other peoples. Uallaut
to'diera wherever thoy serve and no flag fl.uiis
that they have nut loimlit for ; intellectual
to tho supremo of intnileclualily for the bent
poota tho bent dra'ivilisla the best ro-
mancists the beat historians I he bott meta-
physicians thii best logician' the bint law-
yers the best physicians tho best divines have
all numbered in their front ranks Iri.ibuem.
A nationality without a nation; n people
without a heme that they can truly cull their
own; a country with its tons in every clime
honoring that cliiou with their intellietico
and teuir exploits Ireland stands forth lo-Jay
tho cynosure of all eyes tbo loved and
admired naliouality of the universe wi'n
praises with good wishes on tho lips of all
people In its behalf.
Tiik Bohemian club of Houston went t
work systematically to bnvo tho l're?a as
sociation of tho atatn hold its .meeting this
year In that city iu May at tho time the
sberill's cenv. nli n met an I tho volbfest
CMiiocfl. Uy continued and persistent ef-
fort the club tuec dcd.as the following from
Colonel J. V. Vishburn presi lent of tho as-
nidation wiil show: ".Vexia Texus March
I I. To the ltoheminn Club Houston T x.
Tbo rxiKutivo commilti e of the Texas 1'iesa
association havo this day decided to hold tho
Urst annual meeting of (heir a'socialion iu
your city 011 the toennd Tuofday In May next.
Tho Houston i'ost commenting
on tho anneutio niiiit aaya: "This sett l.-s
the caso di tlnltuly and nothing is now h ft
except preparations to ln6Uro tho Texas
editors a hospitable f.reetirg upon Ibis their
second visit to this city. Tbnt tuch will bo
accorded lhm tho Post lias no reason to
doubt. Iho tentlenien of tho prsot associa-
tion will doubtless know bow to take euro of
themselves while hero doplto Mr. Fishburn't
fenrt to tho contrary. Tho second Tuetday
tn May wat tbo date tuggestoj by the
Uohrmiau club coi:aiUont upon which the
the volkslest and abetillV convention havo
boon iirrui ged U lake placo nt" tbo suine
time. It will bo ono of tho largest gather-
ings that Houston has bad for jo-im psst. Tbo
Bohemian club will meet this nfti moon at
their club room to insko nrnngemo: tt for
entertaining their biotbren of the press dur-
ing Ihoie contemplated visit. Tlioro is only
ono regrot which presents Itself consequent
upon tho mooting in May tbat Is thai Mr.
Huh L. Gosling tho orator selected for the
occasion will bo uuitblo to attend. Tbo cx-
icutivo committee tbould look to it that In
the ovent Mr. Gosling cannot bo prevailed
up m to nliiugii bit determination another
orator bo silecled whilo theio it time."
Amman Pinter a correspondent cf tho
Now 0 1 leant Pioayuno from Dallas atttmipli
to mako sport of the Dallas board of trade
and tne bushiest mon of tho city for object-
ing to Iho very unjast railroad bill that was
proposed In tho UgMaturo. Adrian shows a
lamonlablo Ignorance of hit sublet ti
howls tn tho uiutl ooinmunistlu style about
railroad monopjllot toul'oit corporallont
and tbo lik.i aid abortively esaayt tj bo
sallracal tarasiiU and p 'rhan bo thought
fti'iicltvua. Nov A liltn must bo a atrnngir
in theio parla and tor atranger within our
g dot wo havo a vat 4mI of oonsldoratioo-
for true hospitality dictate! at much but
even itrn(rr and lojiurnor oug'ht not to
j prttuin too far or tako too many libortli-s.
Adrian Peroy wo mutt naturally luppoto
it a uoin do plume. It it very beautiful i
isi.'i it? He must havo written "The beauti
ful snow." If wo only know ths.1 ho did it
would be a Jortuno to AdrWn. Adrian
A'lriaa wasn't ha soma tort of an old
Item m enip ror who at d.-or keeper for
tbo I'olis 'uni or boss tamer of the wild
beus' or something of that sort? Asd then
Percy no was tbo Hot -spur follow that
Shakespeare wrote poetry about Adrian
lVr y commingling of a boss of a Human
miinagerie and an English battlo-tleld hero.
Pr' Ity ;ood as far as it giies but then it
don't g far enough lo mako thunder in a
N' Orlesna paper to influence a Texas
legi'latur-) or to tailittle Dallas merchants.
Tiik true state of the prohibition quostion
in I'n-i 1 visl-.lnre ia this: Tho senate psssed
tho prop -si d amendment lo the constitution
prohibiting tho manufacture or talo of
li-piors iu tiio state and it went to tho houso.
In the latter body it was engrossed by a vote
of M for aud l'2H against. A bare majority
can engross a bill but on ita final pa'eago
as proposed amendment of tho co-!titu-lion
it requires two-thirds of a full house.
Two-thirds of a full houso is aixty-two.
Wh.iii the vote on engrossment was taken
thiuu wore aovon absnnteoa. Now if on tho
Dual voti four of tho absontoi a volo for Ihn
proposition then it wilt have passed by a
constitutional majority nnd will go beforo
the people for their verdict in September
next. If at tinit election a majority of thosn
voting vote in favor of tbo iimeiidinent it
will becomo ut oiico a part of tliu consti-
tution. I'm NoivYorK lforahl Inst Sunday hvl a
regular boom. It la l Ulty-ix columns of
ftilvnr.iteiii'-iits boaid -s a pa-e or two extra
of readiiij; nritl nr. Just think of it. KilVy-
six coliimiHol advertisement at tin averagt
of It Ity cents a limit Tho pooplo of big
cities k.io iv how lo advortiso becausi tboy
havo found out that ndverti ling pays them
and makes Itheir l ilies prosper.ius In St.
Louis one dry goods h.iuse has been using nu
entire pago of the Globa-Demoer it advertis-
ing ita goods. This house has boon doing
this at stated intervals especial ly in the dull
seasons fjr years nnd it knows that it pays
otberisi! it would not do it.
The New Wooilrnir I'nlas-o t'ltrw.
This is ono of llvo no sleeping cars tint
aro now Doing placed upon this line running
through lo New York without rhango over
tho line line (. & St. L. and 13 0 U. & I.
railways) Iho fviko Shoro nnd Now York
central roads. The ear is a perfect boatity
seventy feet long pa:nled wine color on tbo
outside and llnislied in tjunen Anno stjle; has
ix wheel trucks piper wheels forty-two
inches in diani'iler is provided with the
M Ih r platform and coupler and has the
au'otnatio br.'alc. The co-t of the en" wit ft -out
tho bedding or maltrosi-os was $11000
Ten or twnl so sections if two double berths
each a stale room and a sin .king room at
evil end of the car. Tho la dim toilet room
is complete in all respects as is r.'so tha
ceiillcmen's toilet room. Tbo o lehraied
Hiker Seat'-r I u.ed and ten of .Smith and
lliik'a paten' limps amp ndml Iroiu tlin
ceiling given lfgtil a bright as d ly and
passengers nreenablod Ut read lliii finest
print without dilltculiy i.)no of iho new
lea' iires. if tho car is the new patent ventila-
tors which ia arrange I in such a manner as
to ventilato each berth both upper and
lower aopur- tcly. Every berth is provided
witli an annunciator which leads lo tho
porter's room and designates the number hi'
the berth at which his pieseuce isrcqtiind.
A safety locker is attached to tho side of tbo
eir in every berth in which valuables may
be placed lor sale keeping by t!io passengers
upon retiring and the lock is so arranged
that in order lo open tho ockr tho entire
Urt l musl bn uinde up and Iho seats tiled
for day travel. Tho windows aro double
and of plate glssi and raw silk curtains are
used when nnci'saary to shut out the r.tya of
the siiiiiijjit.. The Hides an d tho seals aro of
w limit and bill -h and tho c-iling is of
Hungarian ash. The seats are of lino scarlet
lihisli and idogant Wilton carpets cover the
lloor. Tho seals in this car aro roversih'e
fi d will prove t.i bo oi groat advantnen and
conveironeo to passongi rt ov ir tho slcopiiig
curs boiotofor-' u ed.
i lie .i-w I'l-tmilt'iit'K IlithllM.
lion. Garllcld's habits in tho whilo houst
are iegiilar and inert exemplary. Hols up
at 7 -..'clock and b. fore imy of his family ex-
cept hii Vi'iictublo Mother who is tin hour
a nu I of him. The family broi.kl'nst at 8
lui'. b. fere that lime the president finds time
to jlmicn r.t tbo p ipers. After breakfast
wliic'i over by half-past 8 tlm presiient
:;o a to Ills i tlleo and gives directions toiich-
im; -loti mail matters as requires his pcrFonU
alt iiiiuii. Ho spends probably tin hour
dieUtii y twnaonal letters to his atenograplier.
I 'len be j tics Ids family has a chat with
tli. tn for a lew minutes nnd ia ready to
g.ei '". the howling mob who aro barking their
bhi. t on the oulrido. Al - o'clock the presi
ili i l uiiially deiiioa furli nr interviews to the
oili'" oi ki 'rs Mid at hal I-past 'i taks lii-
lu io! with tho family. H tween ihree .anl
lour i -Vlock lie rotds tbe New York diilies
UfU' l'.y between f'lir and live o'clock smne
niembera of tho cabinet will drop iu lllaiiie
calls every day. At six o'clock the presid lit
d in" nidapeii la the moning wi'.h his family
cnlei- aiinng such pers itial frien Is a call.
Ti.ci ' are no Suiniuy night singing classes at
the while house now. I'lm presi tent is a
un nt I ivr of children. He enjoys their
ci inpsiiy and loes to romp with them llij
0. .-. i .1 -.tighter Mollio is at that ago when
1. i-1 s-otis an I her u uie.ttional a lvaticcnient
n .pon's much a'tenllon. Her father takes
a e. p personal interest in h r welfaro.
Oath of llio Trnuavml tloera.
f i the Kditor el' the New York World.
Sri i In vi'-w of tno rigid determination
a: d oeroio valor ditplayo I by tho Hulland
ilifC -..ded firmors called Hoersln their pros-
o.it -triiiile ag iintt Knglnnd't cowardly and
l .tvf ilko invnsiou of their ilghtful territory
tl.e I'ransvaal republic it will porhapt In-t-rej;
many of jour loadert to know tho oath
i took at a meeting on tbo Vi. h of April
1" the second nuuivursary of Kugland't
i v isio'i at Wondnrroiisielit. The Natal
Wi nosa of that date taya as follows:
' Tun following is a iraiirhtlion cf the oath
if mutual eoiitidoiicii taken by a great num.
of nvpic.ali.o Traniva.il lk.ers at tho
V .i ibirlonitelii ineeilcg. it will strike most
I n plo that It it the oath of men who are to
tin resoecud an t tbat tuch nieti are 1'kelv
to secure the at uipalhy of the great bulk of
Ilia r.'igliib nation.
" 'lu th i p won. e of Almli'lity God the
tearctior of heart and praying for hit Krit
el ms atsisiaiu.0 and u orey we buigliers of
tho Buuth African republic havo lolon nly
agreed for ut and our rhlldrrn to unite in a '
boiy covenaut. wlucn we connrni wita a
solemn oath. It is now forty years since our
fathers left the Cspo Culonv to become a free
and independent people. These forty years
hava been years ot sorrow and sutlermg.
Wo have founded Natal inn Orange Free
state and the toulh African r-public
(Transvaal) aud three tinn baa tho Knejish
government IrampW! on our libtnies
and our flag baptized with tho blood and
tears of our lathers has been pull d down.
As by a thief in the uight lias our free repub-
lic been stolen irom us. We cannot aull'er
this and wo may not. It is iho will of God
loat the unity of our lathers and Un love of
our children tbould oblige us to deliver unto
our children uublnmishod tbo heritage of
our fathers. Il is fur this reason thai wo
hero unite and glvo e ch other the hand as
men and brethren solemnly promising to be
faithful to our country an I poopm and
linking unto Gil to work togeili- r unto
death for tho restoration of t'io liberty cf
our rooiiblic. .o truly help us God Al-
mighty." Tlio t'tniicrrliil 'iitiit-u of .llexlcn.
There ia a curious pieco of g ieip respect-
ing tho mission in Mexico. This mb-sion it
is said at the rcqurst of General Grant has
been placed at bis disposal. He detirca to
have John Uussoll Young go as minister but
Mr. Young himself prefers lo go to Cnina.
t' lotild Mr. Young decline llio Moxican
mission it is possible that Goneral Grant
oiay suggest tbo name of ex-United States
Senator Hitchcock of Nobrn-ka for th
place. General Gr.mt takes great interest in
the Mexican mission lie has largo business
interests i.n comifccllon with a railroad and
other enterpriii s th- uitiniH'e obj -ct of
which i i the commercial conqii'st of Mex-
ico Within two years it is cxp't ted there
wi I be direct rilioa l communication with
the t'lt-.if .Mexico a id the Soinnorri Pac-
ific is iilnmdy coinpleVj I. 'i'lirntgb thij in-IliloiK-fl
of railroads it is anticipated that
A merit nil tit-Toll tuts will ir-'iimci in Mexico
the commercial mpieuiacy which is now
maintalr ed by K.irop am. General Grant
much de-ires now to havn a progreisivo man
sunt them na uiini.-ter who will b" helpful to
all Am-i-iian projects lie ha- se.dcleil John
l!ii!tnll Youim as such a person.
I'rtticrCNt unite 'lel-Ki-Bili
In 181 f there were 40 miles ol line and no
Wires.
In 1 S IH thorn wero 2000 milo- of line and
1000 miles of wire.
In infill thorn wi re 11(175 miles of lino and
22 .01:1 rnil. a of wire.
In IWiO thero wer 17684 miles of lino and
2l!:l7"i uules of wire.
In ll'flil there wero 20112 miles of line and
CO.21'4 miles of wire.
In H70 thorn were 2;!40:l miles of lino and
1072 lit miles of wire
In 1877 there were 1 1 1052 miles of lino and
257 071 mil. a of wire.
In 188i) there were I I28ii l miles of lino and
850.018 miles of wire.
The Urst lino of ttlrgrnph in tha f'nited
Statea was eslablislnd lutweeii Baltimore
and Washington in 1 jSl ( This was llio
Morse plan which has since become thn al-
most uuivers .1 i-y sit-in of tl 0 world. Fifty
ni'llion lm ssHgn? w-re sent duri'iir tho year
lfiHO. The (on pardes employ 21 (100 persons
nnd liiivn 1 4000 ollictis.
11 .-iiiity health nnd loippiii'ss fur Indies
iu"WiNEOFCAnrnii."
EVERY LADY
Tliero exisls a moans of so
niriiis a suit and brilliant
Coimtloxion no mail or how
i)Oor it may naturally be.
Jlagan's 3Iugnolia Italia a
tlt'licalo anil liarmless nrticlo
which instantly removes
Freckles Tan lteiliioss
llonshnt'ss Krujitlons ViiIwik
Flushings etc. etc. So deli-
cate nnd natural aro its cfWts
that its list) U not suspected Jy
anybody.
Ko liiily has the. riht to pro-
sent a dislism-cd liico in society
when the llasnolia lialm isso'ii
hy all druggists for 73 ce'Usi.
Dissolution and Co partnership.
1 u ptrt!ti.r'iili tteretnfeie elelinu between
M. I). I lollnuHII null It. K I n.liTwi.oil. mi.
tier llni II i in iinniniil t-i.n Hiurton v i;ndr-
noon it r iii.i nay tiinieiveti in tiiiilnal nianpiil.
H !'. I'liilei -w.i id ii'(iiinh- i ho Oil litem will
llereitller lie e.trrleil Oil ttv M. II. liitrlliurluii
and Trioin u Kleld who iiave enter d Into a
intri m mltl p; under tin- n imtt or tiarlloulnt) n
r'eld. M. 1) ( It I.I Ne.'l't IN
II K. tl.N'tll- HWOUll
'lilOMAS 1'IKH).
Dai.i.a Mnrrh I lsfii.
f-lllllo it 1 1. . ii 1 1 . . . I.. II. d ....il..- I...
Mu-eiln;l . it'll lor the netr It in the t-oniliiiieU
-..ui.ie no t-rii-ruiiNiy jrtvt-n toiiie mo nrm
hy Us I11.-11.U. i. K I NDKUWDllll.
Dallas Muieli I lss
Url.-u a Jllll r Hnlo
A' a Krent leiei'ln.- Ot e te-her.a power on.
ulnii 'oiiii'i in wuh nr m toltltt. rv all In
''oil rniii iin ortler nml ilwelllmr null liiillu-
Iiik nnd trriniiul I nlivlJS ii-nt all rr '.mskji
or iiiscliliinM'v H'oin. f..r iM.sno. Aildrwa
HKIiTlAN KliKIH. Dnllaa.1iil
TO THE PUBLIC.
-T U E -
mm
m uo.
HAS OI'KNCO AN OFFIOK AT
603 MAIN STREET
TUe building form rly oeeiiplnl by Gannon
r.roihins
DlltKar I.tNKH nnd TiIltoruH P.VU1 TO
.M.I. I 011 - Nn.vUt KAST
not iVlsl
Also for a I I'o r ueli. d by t'.o lutprna-
ll.iitlv lu'tii ;o.ilirii and lexat A
f.if llu K lUtnjr.
a-tiods -tl. d lor ami' tit llvored to any
i ai i oi toe clt .
t.. M. UABRIHOft Actus.
GEO. Da BARNARD &'C0.9
mam Ftcrt nt Ha or -
BLAMK BOOKS!
IjIVIIOailAP TT 13 i.l x
PRINTERS AND 6 T ATS OSMER Q.
I HUttUSIIEIlS
Used In tho s tate of Taxas-
121 and 12:SXor(li Slnln U - HT. Ss5UI Ji;
Our i-HtnlilUlinienl Is verv much Hi t liirji.st
Mlsalmlpl river. Our urtutt up. o uliy Is III" hmsii.Iv- ol SJ.norv oilii-era Uatk-ra Mt-rchnnta
Altiiiiieys ami Iteal Katitie Aireut Willi all kinds uf Bonks Wnrtltig and Mtatlousry requlrt-d'
lu ihtiir urll en
1 ' mm mi mi .un. ni
.WI t'H'.Vl..
Xmm&lBJm3iA BLOOD
Hit. IlAiiTKifs Iiiox Tonic Is a jwpnrsllon or Prntoxlile or Iron reriiTlsn nark and thp F'hr.
liliali s itmiielitliil Willi the- I ifi titliftt AnniMltt-a. Kinlnrsul liv lln- Meilleal Profession anil Teuin.
Iiituileil y tli.-ni fur l.Tppkl. Slpiirml IK-l.llll.T. tritalt IHnrKBfa. Wmit ofTilnl-
!.. nrrvnua l"rolriilloii l iniiitlriiicnrr ft oitt Overs aud Cbronio lltill Milt
intr. It serves every putpuBO ttbete a Tomic Is ueueutuy.
anufaciured by THE DR. KARTEB MEDICINE CO. Na. 213 North m Street St. Louis.
rril5-(
S"l 1
Importurs nnd Wholesale Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Ifats Itoots !tu:l Shoos Notions Etc.
Corner of Mechanic and Twenty-Fourth Streots
orKi;in:;::S'-t- I GALVHSTOtf TF.X
Itlt II mlevnrtl II iiifismur).
rri'i
DALLAS
1
-imn'o
0
m j
UI1II US LUIlip
ST: LOUIS MO:
A Full Line of KKC 5() i'TI.H) P.EER and ICE Constantly on hand
Tho Kincst and Most J'opuhtr Beer in tho United State.
CHAS. FAEISTH RHANS. Manager.
H. W. MAiUtY k BKw
629
tSLRIi STitEKT.
.Viiiiiiilietiireia an I Dealers
(iv'N TJiiuar e iieciBstvnro Ileal lug V ookimg Move
( nil and Examine tin-
arly Breakfast" CookingStove
Il IsHiiuiellilnn New
A full linn of Qitiensware lit
Wohavit the Ih-si sleek ol tint't'ti '
tfrAlMi iiiiiniilacliiri""
IKK LOKB
UlE LOEB &
GROCERS OTI
COMMISSION
And lietleis In
Liquors tobacco and Cigars
TliS KIsM WTLSKKT
I.ltit ral a ivnnees notilo on ennsl'nruents.
atijuBiiaiiu.uniiiiMiwii mw "'us'imiuiiiiamusjjjiaiwumiaii
KING & DOUGHERTY
COMPOSITION ROOFERS
And Dialt r t ia All liimh oi Itoofiuj; Material.
Work Boliuitod. All . nhra i.rumptly filled i-ither in City or Country.
Aponts for Moser & Thompson' i.n VOu unJ wn-jnj si(jillg
AililrcH lock box lilt ).illus Toxai.
iNEPFLY &
Tl I I
I lie Jews ot Ualias
Are paying Nprrlul AUvnlioii lo OUDIJtH llYSIAIts
l't'rii" rHiiIiiiir in ()C Butorlor wIiouInIi t)ii ItiiwX
liitliolr lin aii rt ly upon the nromnt l.voiiilion ftud
caiTlnl Ni'ltt Uou ol all lavoria.
Cocks Spectacles and Fancy Arliclos
N Jowrlrjr llona In iho Hnnlh Ima liotlor aoloelloa.
Onr altirlt la liaiiirumv
DKfDAL PRESENTS A SPECIALTY
We are prepared to do Watch Btid Jewelry Repairing
tn all branche3rnlso Engraving.
.j u . wm recviTo prooin ait
KUEPFLY Sc S03ST
014 MAIN T
Of At.:.
ml ei.wt n itimii.tu in it. kin.r iv... ... .
I I in i.iiniii.iiw iiimi in mi T.WHIIMI. . miuiiiimnw
' w ' f
BRANCH
111 i
PQTDrn
IIUOIUMI
C29
nuo Heslrnlile.
wiffiimawrim
3rewery
Tallin Cutlery ami oilier Douse Kurnlihlnii Good
vi ron liand.
tl Iron Cornloea Window Cans and Hlieet Iroi ware
A. b. I.OEB
5
MEIICII ;JSTS
XAlsIaASTrJK.YAS.
rv ii
ntiou ana tnllsitcllon marantoM.'CI
ACTORS
SON
DALLAS
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