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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

There was only small audience last
evening at the operate performance given
at the Y, NJ. II. A. hall, by Mr.. Charles
Gerhardt and Madame Anna Rosetti, late
prima dcna assoluta of Wachtcl's grand
opera, New York, and the former fayOritc
tenor in that city. The several renditions
by each and every one OF the participants
was warmly received aud were well worthy
the enthusiasm manifested II is
thought that the performance will
be shortly repeated. We give the
PROGRAMME
PART Overture, Mastodon, f. Brooks
Apollo orchestra, Duet, Mira la Blanca
Luna, Rossini, Anna Rosetti aud Charles
Gerhardt; Aria from Freischuetz, G. NJ. v.
Weber. Charles Gerhardt; Prayer to the
Stars, X, Mulder, Anna Rosctti; Violin So
10, Souvenir dc Bellini. ArtOt, Mr.. II.
Baethgc Morgenicnsterl, ProCh.
tI.-Selections Bohemian Girl, Bafe,
Apollo orchestra; grand scene from the
opera Martha, (Flotow), with the LAST
Rose of Summer" lin costume), Anna Ros.
ETH as Martha and Charles Gerhardt as Lilo
mel; ClariOnct Solo, Lucrezia Borgia, Doni
zetti, Mr.. G, Rick Solitude Caprice Mer.
candantc, Apollo orchestra. For the first
time in this city, Traviata. by Verdi-lirst
aCt-Anna Rosctti, in her role rs NiOetta,
Charles Gerhardt, as Alfredo.
Since We wrote the above we learn IT, a.
by request of the audence,M lie Rosetti will
give another concert on Thursday night.
We shall not fail to give particulars in
time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

Is Tennessee, Nashville and Gallatin
have been connected by telephone, and
branches from this main line Of wire will be
made at once to Huntsville, Gaincsboro,
Lebanon, Rome, Carthage, etc, Lines will
be erected this week between Nashville and
MurIrcesboro, GAINESVILLE, Hopkinsyillc.
etc These distances range from 30 miles
and less. In less than year perhaps bal.
las will be connected with Dcnison, Mar
shall, Palestine, Galveston, Houston, San
Antonio, Austin, Waco, III Paso, etc. Let
us have the line between here and Austin
before the next legislative session, and
Wen hear "our Barnett" hold forth.
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THE DEADLY LATHE JOKER "

The sad accident which occurred in this
city on sunday morning, whereby the
young son OF one of our most esteemed cii!-
zens was shot by pistol in the innocent
hands OF a companion, is another Of the
events from which we ought to draw some
advantage. The sad details are recorded in
our local columns, and whilst our readers
are referred thereto, for them We would
point here the lesson to be learned. II
would he n matter OF some interest IL we
could ascertain aud publish the proportion
of deaths which have been brought about
by the deadly pistol the convenient hip
pocket little companion, and learn
the number Of the purposed and of the ac-
cidental fatalities. But 1t is enough for us
to know that both characters of accidents
are of daily occurrence On the ith oi July
last month, the number Of accidents by the
TOY pistol alone, throughout the country
was positively startling aud dcploraDle
And yet II was but the repetition of events
that have occurred time and again. In the
unhappy case of Sunday morning II was
again "the unloaded pistol" that did the
mischief, that sped a bullet through the
body OF a playmate, of friend, taking life
from him without moments warning and
sending him into the other world without
those closing lucid moments that most of us
would like TO have; life that was
dear to himself, dear to his family and to
his associates, To the luckless one whose
sad late 1t was to do this work there will
remain dark spot that no time can erase,
no events wash out However innocent the
deed, the cold and lifeless form of young
BuGroRp will haunt for all the years TO
come In the midnight hour and the day the
visions of the young man who shot him.
His case Is one for oommisseraton. And
yet this is only an illustration of what is
being constantly perpetrated all around us.
Pistols are paraded and presented at the
heads OF our associates 'iust for fun" pis-
tolls that are "unloadcd." Is it not possible
prevent In some way this outrageous reck.
lcssness2 Either parents neglect to pro.
hibIt their children from the use of the
dangerous weapon, or are without ability
to enforce their commands. In this con.
tingcncy the law, either state or municipal,
should step in and protect the citizens, by
imposing penalty against the use of tie
little iokcr," or the sale of il. AS the
matter now stands, no child no person, is
safe. 1t is bad enough to have members of
community shot by others in the heat of
passion but to be having funerals "just for
the fun of the thing" is something that
shocks the intelligent and law.abiding citi-
zen, aud keeps all such in suspense, as they
know not at what moment we may be called
on to weep over the dead form of one of our
own children, or, what is almost as bad,
somebody else's beloved slain at the hands
of one Of ours. Let the subject receive at
once the attention it deserves, to the end
that remedy, II possible, be obtained.
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Tho liOis dare Club.

The meeting Of the Bots d Arc Club Sun.
div morning was the occasion Of an INNS.
e vs. " , " ,r -" ''"'
uaiiy pheasant time all around There was
n full attendance, and many visitors were
present as Il MISUNDERSTOOD Colonel p(outs.
Of no uv,,,n ma. 90 d.I;,.a- A., -
U, W. nn"AI' was w uonVer ,he lecture
oluel, n1'oIlc, r'ou's was ih.ro1uceu ana
nIn so - i'' w. ue,N'i "uihoIous lect"to on
,h ",'s uInwng MS ulus',nlions rom
,"". ,v" III "; ,isp'iauoi'; ,no VIZ les
v ",,om, VIII H. which nr IN 80 ,norousnly con,
neus".I, iis Ieu,nlhs weiu "propos ana
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Tho Cry of the Chroa,c Cotton Cmehe,

"Chrohic erumbler, have exhausted oil
means of killing the cotton crop" re.
marked prominent farmer of this county
to HERALD reporter yesterday. "First
they said that the crop would be ruined by
the drou,h u there WAS not rain, The rain
came In due time, and then they srd there
WAS too much and shat the crop was ruined
sure, Then they talked and ircttcd by the
boil worm, When this turned out to be a
great bugaboo they said that the weeds
had taken tho crop, Now they are com.
planning that there is SO much cotton that
Il is actually breaking the strong plant,
down, and the next cry you hear from the
croakers will be- that the crop will 20 t.
waste because enough labor cannot be col
to pick IT,"
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Upuutp Aun9s.
a:pr Gountu Glcrk.


VATE ARR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W,
w A. HARDWOOD as candidate for County
Clerk
MI. II THACxER In II candidate for County
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy In Texas For the past six years has
had charge OF the County Court Of this county.
~ Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
HARDWOOD.
yJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOt nee
w the name of CHAS. WOODS0N, of Scago.
Vile, US an independent candidate for County
Clerk
T hereby snnounco TO the citizens Of Dallas
i county that am u candidate for the once OF
County Clerk. II my reputation az u man and
my qualifications Tor the position are such as 10
commend me to your confidence, ] ask your
hearty support piodging myself that no effort
upon MY part viii be spared TO make MI efficient
aud faithful servant OF the public
April 10, 1882. g. NJ. WHEAT
lME ARE RkQu ESTED TO ANHOUNUE
w W. NJ. O. HILL AZ q Candidate for County
UeTk. Election, November next
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A fnithless Wife

Berry and Maggie Blair, colored, lived to-
gether as lawful man and wife, at Carthage,
Missouri, until January last, when James
lleanily, colored, came that way aud cap.
tured the affections of Mrs Blair, who ran
of with him, leaving her husband and two
children behind, Blair heard they were
here, came on, and had them arrested yes
terday for living together in adultery
They were lodged in Jail, but Heanily sub
sequently gave bond.
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a;nr Amstirs of the 9cace.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W
w II. PRICE rs candidate for Justice OF the
Peace Precinct No, l.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. N. BRA5wELl rs y candidate for
Justice Of the Peace In Precinct No. l. Dallas
county. Election. November y iSs2
yHTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. N. EDWARDS M u candidate for
Justice Of tho Peace for Precinct No. /. Election,
November 2, 1854
vATE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN b. KUNz IN u candidate for
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No. |. Election
n November.
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TnE Indiana Sentinel thus holds forth
What is more delicious than sleep. and
where do men sleep better than in q tomb
We ara told that there isa moro beautiful
world than we are now inhabting, and that
death unbars its doors and lets us into it..
lfsc why shrink at death or seek to prolong
this liieG' Now, dear compatriot, don't
take it so hard. Go and try your luck with
some other girl, or il that's not the trouble
why, you may win the capital prize at the
next drawing on four aces, who knows
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
The BRIGHTEST ,n,.l,rc ct, sut,cr Mos, ,

Young men, who have led life of dissl.
patton, reforml Give tone to the stomach,
regulate the liver and bowels, strengthen
the urinary organs, relieve those dull pains
in the limbs, rid yourself Of that feeling of
nausea biliousness, languor and nervous
debility give tone and strength to each
organic function by using Browns Iron
Butcr; then will you experience u genial
warmth aud awakening life IN place OF that
dead feeling OF decay; aud dyspepsia,
milky urine, etc, no longer undermine
your constitution. Delay is dangerous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

MAINE does u thriving business in the
way of corn'canning, having over sixty
establishments engaged in that industry,
aud these put up annually over l2,Ooo, 600
cans. Why can't this section have corn,
tomatoes, peaches, plums, berries, and
works Tor other vegetables and fruits which
grow so freely among us, and thereby give
employment to thousands OF our popula.
ton, male, female and children?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

BES HiLL dicd a poor m an, although no
Is said to have made over 81 900 900 In fees
alone by his tongue and brain before he
was 80 years old. II does sometimes seem
that dollars and sensc don't always 20
together Newspaper mon arc nearly
always poor. But sometimes they marry
very rich, a la RIRp, whore by securing tho
MiLIs, he got The dollars, aud Millions Of
them o, that.
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UouutN Trsasucee.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouNC Il
MIR. HENRY BOIL NJ d candidate for County
Treasurer at the ensuing November election.
IATE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w q. NJ 0VERLEESE Ms n candidate for
County Treasurer Of Dallas comfy. Election.
Tuesday, November nh, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL r. D0uGIIERrf as n
candidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 7th, 1852
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES J, q.
w WILLIAMSON as u candidate for County
TeasureI Election, November. 1882.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

the result OF an old feud and Hildreth csde
his escape On horseback. The officer got
wind that he was In one of the western
counties, but on arriving at the place, found
that Hildreth had sold bis horse and was
travelling with a party by wagon to the In
dian Territory. He overlook him however,
at Wichita Falls and effected his capture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

A oREAr many Of our Texas towns are
rallying bravely to the call for help for the
suffering at Brownsville, and various
amounts arc report d. This is rs il should
DO, aud We want to hear OF many more
cmulating the example already set,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

Suloins seems to be on the increase, and
men rush into 1t as though there was no fu.
turc. At Acworth, Georgia, Josnru TAT.
psUr suicided, aud seemingly without
causc, Tho teaching OF u sound birthstone
doctricc might stop this rccklcssness.
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Eoc the Lepislatmrc.

WE ARE REQUESTED ~ ANNoyNIE
aturc. subject W the action of the Democratic
onvcntion,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR. J. u, PARSONS, Of Rockwell, as a
candidate for Foatcr from the counties Of Dallas,
Tarrant and Rockwell
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Eoc Shift.

WE ARE AUTnoRIzED TO ANNO0NuE
w W. II, W, SMITH for tho Office OF sheriff
Of Dallas County. Election, Nov, 9TH, 1881.
VUE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MATE CHAPMAN N n candidate for
Sheriff Of Dallas County. Election NoTemhcr
vNTE ARK REQUESTED 10 ANNUu ME-
w BEN JONES M n candidate for sheriff.
Election. November 2, 1882.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, ,saa

TIL. New Orleans Times Democrat of the
Goth Inst. Is o mammoth affair, u decuple
sheet, 40 pages OF columns each. 1t Is an
exhibition of the remarkable enterprise OF
that journal, and reflects the highest credit
upon. its management,
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TnAr was indeeda brave act of Mn. Il.
J. McpoNAhp, who during fire ut Pear.
ron, Coffee county, Ga, rushed into burn.
Ing house and rescued little Cir, BnLx,
daughter of n. q. GREEN. He was unable
to save her sister, BrRruA, who was roasted.
He had his hair and beard burned oil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

At certain seasons OF the year nearly
every person suffers to greater or less ex-
tent from Impurity of the blood, bilious
ness, &C., &c. This should be rcmedied as
soon asdiscoyered. otherwise serious results
may follow. Sherman's "Prickly Ash Bit
tiers" will eilcctually remove all faint OF
disease and restore YOU TO health
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District Ulcrk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCr
w COL j W. LANE a. a candidate for Dis.
trlct Clerk At the ensuing November olcc ion.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w tho uAmo Of HENRY W. JONES. the pres.
snt incumbent AZ candidate for reelection u
tho Office Of Clerk 10 tho District Court Of Dallas
County, at the ensuing November election
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

LATE advices from London state that
news of tho recent victory in Egypt was
received Will, much rejoicing in that city,
the news being placar,icd all over the
town. IT'S well enough to rejoice over
Victory, but this may be somewhat prcma.
ture, Us the Egyptians are not yet whip.
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Death of Mr. Henry stone

Henry b. Stone, aged lifty.sS years, died
at his residence on Lamar street Sunday
evening at 3 o'clock, aftera lingering and
painful illness from cancer of the liver. He
was an old citizen and was highly respected
by all who knew him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

Thar the French people arc killing agrl
culturalists we may believe when Il is stated
that out Of $1,000 public schools in the
country, some 1900 are teaching farming
not only Theoretically but practically.
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IIANl>u WITH A PIevoi.
viii Herndon Accidentally Kills Nat
Burford. Jr


one Of those calamitous occurrences, so
sudden aud shocking in les nature, cast a
gloom over this city Sunday morning.
which was occas oned by the accident,l
killing Of young Ma; Bpriord, IT,, son Of
Judge Buriord, by young Will Herndon,
while playing with pistol. Thinking
that the weapon was unloaded, he play
fully pointed ii at his companion, and lest.
ingly pulled the trigger, when he was nor.
rOr stricken at the report that followed, and
the tall Of young Burford who fell shot IN
he neck. Herndon did not wait TO see the
result, but ran as hard as he could for. ana
finding DR.. Leakc, hurriedly piloted him to
the scene Of the terrible accident, Bill
Terry's store, which is at the foot Of Lamar
street on the hill beyond Mill creek.
The physicians services were not needed
for life was extinct The ball entered about
an inch below and in the rear of the ear,
breaking the neck in its passage, and lodg.
ing directly on the opposite side, lust be.
meath the skin The shot caused death
almost instantly.
A youth, named John Kelly, who was
outside when he heard the shot, ran into
the store, meeting llerndon at the door,
who ran past him, exclaiming. IL have shot
Nat"
The only thing he observed was a twitch.
ing OF the lips for few moments, when all
signs of life ceased.
Young Buriord and lIerndon had charge
of the store that morning, and had
been swapping the pistol, Brit.
ish bulldog OF "A calibrc, at one
another, as il was not loaded at tho time.
In the meantime Herndon went down to
the creek to see some horses swim across,
ana during his absence the pistol was load.
ed, 1t is presumed by young Burford. On
his return he picked IL up and playftilly
snapped il at the deceased with the terrible
results above stated. The remains were
taken charge ofby Undertaken Smith and
will be Inferred this evening at 1902. m.
The funeral takes place from the family
residence.
The deceased, who met with his untime-
ly death on his sixteenth birthday, was a
boy Of bright intellect and had he lived
would have made his mark among men.
His mother, who was visiting at Rusk in
Cherokee county, was telesraphed the sad
news, and was expected home last
night. Justice Edwards, acting
coroner, empancled jury of
of inquest which, after hearing the testi-
mony OF John Kelley and the voluntary
statement OF young IIerndon returned u
verdict that the deceased came to his death
by shot fired from pistol in the hands OF
William Herndon, which was accidental.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

Tns last is not yet heard nom In regard
to the yellow tcver. We notice that quar-.
antiue has been established against Pcusa.
cola, Florida, lately.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphats--A Refreshing
Drink.

DR. c. o, Files, Portland, Me-. says: "Af.
ter perspiring freely, when cold water has
utterly failed to satisfy my thirst, it has ac-
complished the purpose with the most per-
feet success
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New TiIne Gard.

The Texas & Pacific railroad has put out
new time card, which went into effect
Sunday, but the only change made is that
the west bound passenger tain will depart
at $50 p. M, instead OF $40 as heretofore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

The best remedy for eNerting powerful
tonic effect on the muscles governing and
controlling the action of the heart, i.
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Funeral NOtIcs

The funeral services of Nat, son Of Judge
Nat NJ, Burford, will take place this after
noon at 1870 o'clock at the residence of his
parents, in the Cedars. The remains will
be carried thence to the cemetery for inter.
mcnt
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3;nc GouMtN Attorncu.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE O
w Y. CLINT as candidate for County Attor
noy. Election. November Z, lSsa
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Tas Collector.

WE ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p
w r, STEPHENSON, better known AZ "UQoio
Potc," as u candidate for Tax Collector OF Dallas
county. at tho coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHAS u. GILLESPIE Tor the past six
years u deputy In the 0llCc) AZ Il candidate for
tho office Of Tax Collector OF Dallas county. at
tho Noycmbcr election
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2;oe State Scnator.

WE ARN REQu esTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BARNETT GIBBS rs u candidate for tn,
State Senate
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You can always have hearty, robust
health in YOUR family at little cost by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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"rhc mos. highly civilized country on
tho GLOBE" says Oscar Wilde, chattcrins OF
Japan.
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Wanted

Wanted.
Two cash boys, at Baumans 7O6 Elm
street.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w Il, BIEWETT as n candidate for Tax
Collector Of Dallas county at tho November cleo
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llIIiXYIl1LlIH5
he Oldest Champagne House Under Tho
Name In France, and the Finest
Wines Imported,

Mcssrs L., Sombotn y Co, New York, sole
agents In the United States for the above wines
beg to cal the attention ot the trade to the sul.
Joined circular of McSsrs. JULES MUM & co
RriNs, April - lSSl
Having learned that certain reports seriously
Rejecting on the antiquity and authenticity OF
our house ARE being circulated In the commercial
world, We feel bound IN the Interest OF our house
tn publish the following remarks. At the end of
the year 1872 the agreement of partnership oi
the Arm OF A.. A, Munun n Co, Rrlms having
come to an cnd, the principals separated and
each founded new firm Mr. Jules Mumm, OF
of the old firm, founded u new firm under
Ihn slNln nj -
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DULLES MUMM ia Co.

Mr., q, u, Mumm Of rrankfort.on. Main
also founded u nov firm, under the stylc of 4;
" Mumm 4 Co The facts prove mcontcstably
that We have the same origin and are as old a
arm ~ our namcsakcs We have thsurht Il
right ~ inform you Of these clrcumstaurcs
which will enable YOU IN appreciate tho i'm,
state OF the case and 70 contradict ali contrary
assertions
woremain. gentlemen. falthn,lyeo,rs
The weekly clarion., 1882-10-04
Railway employees wording With trains are

Railway employees working Win tfa1nS are
assessed double these amounts
The membership fee and one Assessment is
payable with the application. The first an
nual dues will be payable on the first day of
December, 1882; after that date, within sixty
days from issuance of each certificate.
Certificates of membership will be issued
emitting the holder thereof 10 certain
amount for each and every dayh or she may
be disabled by sickness or accident from at
tending to ordinary business. Claims will be
paid within thirty days, and at once if funds
are in treasury.
All persons of good moral character and
temperate habits, who will certify that they
are in good health. may become members !
prossded certificates shall not be issued for an
amount exceeding the average weekly income
or earnings Of the applicant.
h ASSESSMENTS viii be made only when the
funds in the treasury are insufficient TO pay
losses. And these assessments can only be
used to pay losses.
T Agents are wanted IN every city, town
and neighborhood in Mississippi and adjoin-
ing States, to whom liberal compensation will
Be allowed for active work
- A places Where no agents represent
the Association. q reduction in membership
fee will be meds to clubs Of six OF more.
~ 10 members Of Fire Companies. where
8 large proportion Of the membership make
application special reduction viii be al
lowed.
Remittances can Be made 81 cheek, r. o.
Order, or Registered Letter. addressed to
JOHN Il BUCK,
SECRETARY AED IRRAsuEEH,
JACKSON, Miss.