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The most reliable, carefully prepared and
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B r A N DRETH'S PILLS.

- 10 II " ~ ~ II II ~ n y W.
Trey are compounded OF Roots, Herbs and
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As Il Family Medicine they arc unrivallcd,
curing Headache, Constipation, Liver COM
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blood of all notwithstanding on the Liver,
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For fifty years they have been used by the
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EARS FOR THE MILLION !
Foo ChOO'S BalSam OfShark'S oil

Positively Restores the Hearing. and is
the only AbsclutcCurc for Deafness known.
This Oil is distracted from peculiar species
OF small White shark, caught i'm the yellow
sea, known us tARCHARODON RONDELETTII.
Every chinese fisherman knows il. Its vir-
tucs as u restorative al hcarng.was discover
al 10y u BUDDHIST Priest about the year l4l0.
Its cures were So numerous and many 80
seemingly miraculous, that the remedy was
officially proclaimed over the entire Empire.
It's use became 81 universal that for over 800
years no Deafness has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid, Ia
any address "A 81 On hattie.
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Il Bargain.

&. Bargain.
iniiuibcr land half mile from Point Pleas
ant and about the same distance from the
proposed dcp0; OF the Cannon Valley X. It.,
hrin.r lot ! in scciiOn ~. jamestown
Tn, land IL go. q and heavily wooded with
MaI,ic and other choice timbcr-cnoiiSh tim
Der on II to pay for the land,
Being near this famous pleasure resort 81
is Vrr, desirable and will Ice snld ~ u hir"lin
~ applied for soon. HALL ~ COFFIN.
Maukaio. Sept. 81. 1882
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Or. Rush's Regulator

has never failed tn give relief. II has been
used successfully tor years in suhduinG the
most stubborn cases al heart diiiicu,tiCs y
positive cure for Enlargement, PalpItHtion.
Fluitcriug AMI Fatty degeneration OF the
heart. Price, Sl.d1 per bottle; six fer 81 ~.
%ula Nv druggists. or sent direct 10y DIR.
m >i'S MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
= NInda y Y. 4. :. A.
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Hear What the Deaf Say /!

II has performed II miracle in my case.
have no uncarthly noises in my head and
heat much better.
| have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped II great dcal-think an
other bottle will cure me-
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HEART DISEASE !
CURED BY
Dr.. RUsH's Regulator,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.

VIM. G. psynolhy, the wcll-knOwn safe
manufacturer of Buffalo, PhiladclVhlu, Pits
burg, Newark, ami Atlanta, Ga., SAYS:
Office of 0-9oodhy's Improved Safes,
!, = Broad Street.
NTI.A AVA. Ga. Ocinhnr l.Ih. Isl.
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CnCAGo,
M INV UKEE .
AND ST.. Paul.

1t owns and operates over 800 miles Of
road in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa. Iowa ana Dakotn; and rs its main lines
branches and connections reach all the great
business centres of the Northwest AMI Far
West, il naturally answers the description Of
Short Line, ana Best Route between
CnicHyo. Nf.r"mIpe. Sf. I'""i ana
NsHOPUHOgiS.
Chicago. HifraWEce. La Cr0ssr
6s.0 Uinca0.
Chir0y0. NEscI HEee. AbeVsiePn
and EIIendHie.
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INT StiffsrOfPr.
chicago. NiiT1EPP, U0"s6u ana
.HPYriF
CHicGgo, .NiTTGHErp, Bearer DaAn
ana Oshkosh.
Chicago, .Hifr0HEPe, V0HErshG
ana tcOHONtOtcOr.
ChtrdUO ,.HiIWt1HEee, hudson Gn.
Prairie HW EiiPN,
Chir.ag". MiirG HEcr. OWGfOssssG
and E0r!J0Hgf
chicago. fsri0if. JTHr.riife ana
mineral Point.
chicago. EfJiH, kiorGJOrd, 0Hd DH.
bHYHP.
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island and
Cedar Rapids.
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Chamber
lain.
Rock Island, Dnbuque,St Paul and Min
ncapolis,
Davenport, Calmar, ST. Panl and Min.
neapolis.
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Il II Il l II ATS NJ!
Immcdia:e Relief in all Cases by
Or. IuSh'S
Blood Root Oil.
'"r.I "f Exclamation a. T,r" Hours.
RIEEAIn. Y. u. MnN > lSeL

BUFFALO, n. l., May >, lS>a.
Pr R0sh'a N,dicGi issociui"R:
GENTIEMNN.--l hay" been troubled with
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best advertised oils and linimcnts, ami many
first class physicians " ithuut relief. The last
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'Hinud Root Oil" purchased Il large bottle
for fifty cents, AMI applied it. In two hours
! waS relieved and now ! am entirely well.
It's effects are wonderful and believe il the
only thing IN the world which will cure
rheumatism. Truly yours,
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
~ Erie ST., Buffalo, y. Y .
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ON TRIAL
3 Months for 20 Gents
THE FARMERS TRIBUNE

THE FARMERS TRIBUNE
Gately known as the Farmers Union
and Weekly Tribune), Is now the larg-
est and the Best weekly paper pub
ished or circulated in the Northwest.
It perfectly combines the good points OF
q Complete, Enterprising, ReadA.
BILE Newspaper and an Agricut.
tural journal carefully edited and
adapted to the wants Of the general
Farmer. the Stock-raiser, the Dairyman
and the Wool-grower OF the Northwest
ern belt. Full and trustworthy market
reports are made a speciality.
Regular Subscription Prioe..el.1x
per year.
All postmasters are authorised to act
as agent. for the publishers. Each year
ly subscriber can reduce the cost Of his
annual subscription by clubbing THE
TRIBUNE with his local or county paper
For q limited period the FARMERS
TRIBUNE will be sent to any address
l2 Weeks for 20 Cents. This spec
ial and temporary offer Is made for tho
single purpose OF introducing this en-
and families who do not take It.
A convenient way to order the paper
under this special offer is for one person
to get the names of four neighbors with
his own and remit ono dollar for tho s
subscriptions. But single subecription9
will be equally acceptable. Try the FAR
MERS TRIBUNE and Judge for yourself
Of its worth. Address
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MInnsape,ls. 0lnns
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DIR. RUsH'S BLOOD ROOT OIL
RHEUMATISM

has no equal in the world as Linmcnt oI
Oh. II j. cheap, Sdts. simple and sure external
remedy for man or beast. II never fails Il
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Make HENS lay

lay Condition Powders Dose. teaspn
by mail 5. JOHNSON Co. BOSTON, MAss
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DIP liberia; : )! :
"A ~ Nh Isl EI8H KS S<2 ~ III tan
RI nh H6 n EM cur
81 ~ n q n II n G-H III n A~A MAJ
"a ~ ~ ~ "a ~ IL ~ H. ~ ~

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist.
NOW travelling In this country, SAYS that most
~ the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless trash. He SAYS that Sheridan S
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
inn.cuscly valuable. Nothing on earth will n
fni to pint food. Sold every where, or sent b.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-05
a Thin Story All Around.

ST. LOUIS, June "a Terrible piece Of
criminal rcckessness by United States
Mar3h has just ne.to light. Three weeks
since Deputy Marshal Meison, with posse
were looking for a couple of Indian muir.
derers in the Chickasaw nation, near Red
rivers who were supposed to be at certa n
mouse. Just before day light the officers
surrounded the place. The woman of the
house with two If her children age IL and
l6 were sleeping out under the trees owing
10 the heat and the third child, 8 years old
was--sleeping IN the house. The marshal
on riding up, woke them. They, suppos-
ing some drunken Indians we're carousing
near, ran for the house to barricBde the
DOOR The marshals, without waiting for IA
closer investigation to see il they were the
parties wanted, opened fire, killing both of
the boys and wounding the woman. They
then rushed into the house, aud seeing the
other boy lying there in the dim light, shot
and killed him. On discovering their mis-
take the posse left and reported they had
killed three desperadoes, but the facts have
just come out, The Chickasaws are great.
ly excited over 1t and are determined to
sft the matter to the bottom.
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SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
The Statement Of Director of the Mint,
Burchard.
Several Sins That Surely Should MOI
Have Happened
On the Holy Sacred Sabbath.Day


w,su,..-oN IuraRTha tollow;n,, ia
49, 800, =, ,ha snooi.I ,ono,, Of a.
ducuon of precious metals in the United
g. o,., III, honda -, ,ha ort,,,or.
o'',''' 80 - 49,
fteld OF the mint Oh tne uhlteu STATES iof
the year OF lsS2, was .S2 $4,000 in gold and
ti6 SD0D silver: compared with the pr,
,,o oo.
v99s yea ani' Suoms ueS,i Seo " ~ s'GG,uDO
M ~ 60 to- ali, 10 -;
Inc COuu alive utClllt III tnt Dlbtl tlh
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kiss me, darling"
Richard Irwin had toiled slowly end
YEARLY up the two lights of stairs which
led to the poor abode and looked long and
lovingly into the pale but beautiful face OF
the girl who had given up parents, non 9
and everything that had made life happy
to become his wife. And as she stood there,
her soft, white arms twired lovingly
around his neck, and her deep hazel eyes
appraised to his, he saw that she had been
weeping, and around the wan, dropping
lips that in the happy by-gone days were
so often raised, pouting merrily the while,
to be kissed by his own, there were traces
of pie. Richard Irwin shuddered as he
drew the 1.-the, yielding form still more
closely TO him, and he wept bitter, scadlng
tears OF pain to think that his wife, Clytie
Stiggins, Boston born and bred--a girl who
habltually read Emerson, and whose essay
on the horizontal cleavage in red sandstone
was only excelled by her paper on the fau ia
of the pliocene period-should be reduced
to eating pie in the morning. And while
Re was wrapped in these painful reveries
C'ytie raised her head from his bosom. One
glance told her all
You are suffering, my darling" she
sad. Can you not tell me, your wife. OF
ut is nothing" Richard replied, kissing
her tenderly.
Lem III pie, too" he murmured in
hoarse agonized tones as his lips lett hers.
MY God! This is TERRIBLE
lust then noise rs OF some one dragging
himself SLOWLY and YEARLY up the stairs
was heard. Presently it ceased and mes.
senger boy kicked open the door, and walk.
ing to where Richard Irwin sat, handed him
a telegram, He tore open the envelope
with trembling hands and read the message
the boy looking over his shoulder to see
that everything was all right.
1--WE are saved, Clyue," he said In low
broken tones. "Your father is dead, and
all his mackcrel fishery is yours"
YES murmured the girl, kneeling be-
side the chair on which her husband sat
I'VE are saved, Richard-saved by an acan.
thopterygan fish of the scomberoid family.
Its body is fusifo m, its first dorsal fin con
tinuous, and its branchiostegal rays are
seven in cumberland then, looking up
suddenly, she saw that the man she loved
so well, and for whom she would have sac.
rlticed her life, was lying cold and pulseless
across the chair.
She had talked him to death.
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Gonuict i:ahor to Gct.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE KECiEVkI
~ by the undersigned up to O'clock u. ls
Monday, July Is 1883, for tho labor of from 500
to GOO Convicts belonging e. the Texas Stat,
Penitentiaries, at Huntsville aud Rusk Texas
these conviCts to DO worked at industries inside
the prison walls, or at Rusk, on the outside of
the walls, at such labor as is necessary to opcr.
ae ne iron furnace belonging to the Rusk pen.
Ampe. shop.room will be furnished. tcrethe,
WIN such machinery US the state may have fol
manufacturing
AT the Rusk penitNntNry, there will be a
nla't furnace, with capacity Of % tons of iron
per day; also Il foundry, aud maChiucry iur
masi,% wagons furniture, cars, etc, All ma.
chinery new and frst'class
Az Huntsville, there will be n machine shop
and toundry' also machinery for the manuiac.
Wr, OF wagons, nirniiure, and shoes.
me convicS VIII be contracted In forces of
NOT less IMAM twenty (a0) or Ia any number over
that TO the iull capacity of cell aud shop room,
contracts to run not more than five (5) years.
~ proposalA must be accompanied by good
and sufficient bond of ono thousand dollars
$1,000, for each one hundred uO0) conyicts, or
fractional part thereof bid for, conditioned that
contract aud bond will be entered into aud exc.
cnlcd IL pro- osal be accepted.
all bids. '' '''
Parties desiring to bid may submit any addi.
uonal proposal they may deem proper.
For further particulars address the under.
signed, at Austin, Texas, or I. J. GoReE, SUPER.
ihtendcnt OF Penitcn,iarics, ut Huntsville,
texas. JOHN IRELAND,
l. q. SEARCY,
WALTER TIPS,
me'o'sw fcniienuary Board.
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At Moscow,

Moscow. June 3.-Alter the fete at Pc
trofsky park yesterday the emperor in, tied
the vilameders and marshals of the provin
cial nobility to dine. Addressing the elders
he said he was glad to see them, thanked
them for entering so heartily in the festivi-
ties of the coronation, and added. "When
you return to your homes do not credit II @
senseless rumors respecting the redistribu
ton or grants of lands. Such rumors are
propagated by the enemies of the crown;
all property must be unstable" Address
ing the marshals, he said: ~ thank you
tor your fidelity, ! am convinced of the
cordial feelings OF the nobility. and hope
they. will support everything conducive 10
the benefit of tho throne and fatherland
Nav, God give us peaceful and quiet
liie."
Persons were crushed to death in the
tremendous crowd that sought admission
to the Petroisky park.
The emperor and empress drove through
the city to the Convent OF Saint Seguis to-
day, without escort.
A grand parade of Circassian troops takes
place to-day.
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New Orleans has become, during the
summer, the second grain exporting port
OF the union, and is rapidly pressing New
York for the first place. During the month
OF April the total number of bushels OF
corn exported from this country amounted
to [, l66 SS2 bushels. OF this 6i0,0i9 bush
els were shipped from New York. ,265, III
bushels from New Orleans, SIC, l5l bushels
rom Baltimore, Sl5,i3l bushels from Philc-
delpbia, and .6O,3l6 bushels from Boston
THIS is gratifying showing, especiall- ss
compared with last year. Indeed the ex
port OF breadstufls from this city shows an
eightfcld increase; the total Tor April, lsS3
being 81 ;Ol6.6l0. rs against 1872 ,095 in Apr
lSS2.-l New Orleans Tines Democrat.
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DR.. s. b. Britain says: "As rule phys
tcians do not by their professional method.
build up the female constitution, while
they sc dom cure the diseases to which it is
always liable in our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization. Special
remedies are often required to restore or.
ganic harmony and strengthen the on.
ieebled powers of womanhood; and for
most OF these we are indebted to persons
outside of the medical profession. Among
the very best of these remedies assign n
prominent place to Mrs. lydia h. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound"
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A big SOOundrel.

BosroS, June S.--James II. Langtri, alias
DR.. Langley, alias ]. IL. Henry Langtry,
known throughout the country, was ar.
rested on the arrival of the Fall River boat
train. For years he has been operating in
the leading cities Of the east and west as a
promoter Of stock jobbing corporations Or
ganized on paper Tor swindling purposes.
One corporation is the United States Con-
structiOn and Investment company; an.
other is the Limited Live Stock Express
company, The construction company's of.
flee is fitted up with great elegance ard oc.
cupied by small army of clerks, mostly
Langtris victims who were induced TO in.
vest savings to obtain situation, and
who received neither salary, dividend or
tho principal which was ali
secured" by blocks OF stock in the Con
structon company. 1t was found the co,
pany was sending out beautifully.printed
prospectus, which set forth that the Con.
struction and Investment company, cap
ital stock 5000 900, was authorized by its
charter to buy, sell and deal in new in
ventions for railroad Service to secure pa.
ents in all countries; to organize corp VI
atoms for the purpose Of developing I'M
provements and enterprises connected with
railway service; to negotiate capital for the
promotion Of such enterprises, to build
railroad rolling stock and sell or lease the
same to construction railways; to buy and
Sell railroad stocks bonds and securities; to
own any real estate or personal property
necessary or convenient for the business of
the corporation. The prospectus further
said the company had correspondent
In all railway. cities throughout
the world. The capital stock WAS
represented as fully paid, with large sur
plus in the treasury during the last five
years. Langley has organized score of
bogus concerns, A Bostonan named Wor
rel invested IN the enterprise and lost fully
100000. All Langtrie's concerns proved
worthless, while his victims are legion.
Langley Is supposed to have numerous cor.
iederates In various parts Of the country.
He Is said ~ have served term In the New
York penitentiary, and also to have several
indictments standing against him In the
west. The costly furniture and ,rappings
ofthe Office Of the construction company
were mortgaged some time since. Some
weeks since ] II. Langtry, his uncle, wrote
the doctor, stopping at the Vic o Ia hotel,
New York, telling him he was Ia an i'm.
poverished condition, and asking that his
stock be turned into money. He said he
knew large sums had been realized Ut Boz.
tow. Nrs Ne'teton. refused TO rive him any:
u he was not cared for would make 1t warm
1ox me wAolv parry. The doctor replied,
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Labor Troubles,


MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 3.-Superlntend-
ent Parks, of the North Chicago rolling
mills, told committee Of workmen AT
Bayview that the company would sign the
scale if the demand for bi-weekly pay was
Withdrawn, but the men refused the offer,
aud the situation looks more gloomy than
the day OF the lockout, as il was then lelt a
compromise could be made.
ST. LOUIS, June the striking coal
miners OF ST. Clair county, Illinois, had Il
| meeting at Bpllevrlle today, and listened
| to speeches from two or three labor agita.
tors, but transacted TO business looking
toward the settlement of difficulties exist
| ing between Them and the miners. The
| operators OF the executive committee Of the
| miners union had a meeting this after
| noon and appointed delegates to confer
ence to be held tomorrow between some
hand mine owners and the commit
tee OF the Belleville board OF trade and the
| strikers. The machine nine operators say
they will have nothing to do with affairs
| between hand mine owners and the strik
ers; that they intend 10 operate their
mines entirely Independent of other mines
and can't be dragged into the pending con.
troversy, as the strikers demand price for
digging which is considerably higher than
the wages being paid by machine mines
There seems TO be no prospects of u
speedy settlement of the troubles.
CHIc,Go, June 3-'rhe conductors EN-
ployed on the Cable street railway, south
| district, met at midnight last night, and
after rejecting the company's proposition
| 10 pay them 20 cent per hour instead of 10
cents per trip, drew up memorial to the
managers proposing payment by the trip,
! ranging from 30 to ~ cents, according TO
ength, Unless acceptance of the PROPOSE
| ton is signitied before noon tomorrow the
men will strike. The company says the
| demand OF the men will not be complied
| with and their places will be flied with
partially trained hands The men on the
| coltrary say that secret meeting was held
| this evening, at which it WAS agreed to ac-
| code TO the demand at the last moment il
ntCt ssary
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Affairs In Madagascar,

PARIS, June 3.-The Voltaire says The
French commander in Madagascar has
been instructed TO withdraw his forces from
that country, only after Queen Ranavalo
has recognized the French protectoratc spe.
Gifted by the treaties of 1910 and 1871 The
admiral will insist on the right OF French
men to own land in Madagascar and will
claim an indemnity of l,5O5,OO0 francs for
Hovas have made overtures with view of
coming to an understanding with France,
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Scltacr Apecieut.
LANGUOR AND LASsITUDE,

s. COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE
GIVING FLUIDS. \ TEAsP0ONFUL OF
TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT IN A
GLASS OFWATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST " ILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND
lMPART THE CIRCULATION AND IMPART
NEW LIFEAN vIGoR TO EVERY FUNC.
TloN OF TIE BODY, ALL DRUGGISTS
HAVEIT.
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Tho Havana Market

HAVANA, June Sugar continues qu ct
but firm, dealers awaiting effect on the
United States of lower duties on sugar and
molasses. Sugar, Sc to 50 degrees polariza-
ton, Z is to l'2 reals (golD per arrobe ;
Muscovado, common to fair, 7 Ii 20 73.i
reals; centrifugal, % to 90 degrees polari2a.
ton, In hogsheads bags and boxes, $ SIS to
0 is reals. Molasses quiet; 80 de. rees
polarization, is to . ii reals gold per
key.
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Poisoned Pie.

CnnoAco, June 3,-Three families, mum
oering thelve persons, partook of lemon
cream pie purchased to-day at bakery
and restaurant ON Milwaukee avenue. All
OF them are now very sick with symptom.
Of poison. II is said other persons ate Of
the same ME at the restaurant durins the
day, but rs all were transient customers ID IA
not known II they were effected or not.
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GhesS Column.
AuttIeS.

NoTluE--Adverusemen MAY De hcnGeG iuU
~ our business Oihce up to sp. m, and into thu
composing room up u l a. q.
\ OIICE 80 CJNTRAC IUk,-SEALkpP
y posals will he received by W, ; Parker,
chairman Building Com ittee, until June ~
1883, for building Public school Building in
the city OF Denton, in accor ance with the Hans
and specifications on tie in the Mayors Oaicr
"a said city. Bond with security viii be n quired
OF the successful bidder The City Council n.
serves the right 10 reject any or all bids
T. NlTHER>, Sec'y city Of Dc1ton Tx.
B-The building will be 7OxgO ieet-three
stories iun5-li
NoIlCE-Citizens or strangers wishing 10 in.
~ vest III c ty real estate farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited 10 cal NJ our Office No
'uJ Main street aud examine our lists mans.
ana abstracts uf land titles The best of refer
e,noo given, JONES Il MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED BIDS
~ will be received 10y the Ci Y Engineer uutil
p. m, June 18Th prONimo for putting down a
bols rare block teet pavement on Elm street
between Jefferson aud rOydras streets, p
leeI AMI be ween POy dras stteet aud Syca more
street. Loo feet IN accordance with the 'lus
ana specifications on file in the city engineer
once, Bond and security will BE- required with
nlds IN accordance with section l. chs0'-r 20
Cty ordinances The City Council reserve the
rHhl 10 relec any or all bids.
W. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer
Dallas, Texas, Nav % lSN& u,av9a- n