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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

H. de RaasloiY has been appointed Su-
perintendent Of the Pacific division OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, succeed
ing Otis Sprague, who resigned few
months ago.
An order (Jane 3D. from Superintend-
ent Raasloff, of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, informs passengers that they
are forbidden to ride on the steps or
platforms of the coaches.
During May 3l8 scholars were en-
rolled in the public schools Of this city,
and the average daily attendance was
262, OF the enrolled there were l5S boys
and 160 girls. The comparative attend
anoe TO the enrolment Ia improving.
and compares favorably with that Of
most places similarly situated, and with
no better school accommodations than
now exist in New Tacoma. With the
completion Of the new central building,
the entire school population oan prob
ably be accommodated, when Il Is ex-
pected the record of average attendance
viii be considerably increased.
The man Montgomery, arrested last
week In Seattle for forgeries committed
on q bank in Pueblo, Colorado, and
RAuu oboA W SnPsotA ~ H.ut T"
member Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s detec-
tive force, intended 10 90 into business
In New Tacoma, and to that end had
lsased, in company with Mr.. Karney, Of
Seattle, George B. Handles new build
ING ON Pacific avenue. Montgomery,
prior to leaving Colorado, wrote and
had inserted In a Denver paper para
graph which stated sAat he had died Of
pneumonia, and notifying all his friends
Of the fact. He then left for California,
hoping that those who had suffered
fr0m his forgerios would take tho pub
lication as a fact, and abandon further
oeArch.
Mr.. A. j. Baker on Tuesday last sold
his new bank building and lot on Pacific
avenue aud Tenth street, % feet on the
former and 10 feet on the latter street.
% the Tacoma National Bank Tor
yl6.000 cash. The sale represents per
hAps the largest price yet paid for Pa
edo avenue lot, irrespective OF the
builaing. Less than three years ago
Mr.. Baker purchased this lot and that
adjoining Tor $500. Tho cost Of the
new building will probably. not exceed
nom 5000 10 5000, and the sale 10 re-
kAfded az q good one. Tho Bank Of
New Tacoma will continue business In
- present quarters. and It ID probable
That Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express will
lemovs TO the building now occupied by
Tho Tacoma National Bank, on the cor
nsr Of Pacific avenue and Ninth street.
--.fees.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

Mr.. Charles Schanno sold forty acres
OF land in the vicinity of town this
week to MI Wilson, late of Tacoma,
for 500 an acre.
Two hundred head of beef cattle will
be started through the Cascades via the
Snoqualmis road next Monday, con-
signed by Smith Brothers to Sam Coul-
ter and FOss d Borst of Seattle.
The enterprising builders of the Sno-
qualmie wagon road are pressing the
work vigorously forward. The pros
pective early construction of a railroad
into this and Kittitas valleys will only
augment tho necessity for this road
through the mountains.
Thursday afternoon, Walter A. Bull
the popular president of the Snoqual.
mic wagon road project, solicited sub
scriptions for an hour or 80 on our
streets and received encouragement as
follows: From Geo. ". Filloon, $50;
J. p. Sharp, $50; p. s. Burke, 300;
Jack Morgan, $40; Mrs. L. J. May, 800;
p. j. Flint, 500; j. X. Millican, $40;
Geo. II. Smith, $50; James F. Kinney,
$50; Imbrie d Hinman, $50.-Signal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

An EvENTruL LIFE.--Thsrs il now
living near EllensburR. this county, a
young lady across whose life the dark
eat Of shadows have passed. We refer
TO Mn. Pollington. widow Of the late
Horace Pollington, whose sad death
Was chronicled by the Record Of last
week. Her maiden name vas Parker.
She was born In Illinois, aud NJ the age
OF thirteen years, was married 10 Mr..
Prise. All viii remember the terrible
Meekcr massacre by the Indians on the
Ute reservation in Colorado, in 1879.
Mr.. Price was at that time in the Gov
ernment employ on this reservation.
He was brutally murdered in the pres
snoc OF his vile, his body being horri-
bly mutilated. Mrs. Price and Jose
p1ine Meeksr were taken captive by the
Indians and hurried away, Mrs. Price
not being allowed 10 approach her dy-
inc hushnnd. Many viii recall the d.
tails of the sad, sad fate Of these two
young ladies during the twenty two
days OF their captivity, Mira Prics
came 10 this country with her parents
in 1880 Her marriage with the late
Mr.. II. Pollington took place little more
than one year AGO. She IL receiving a
pension from the government on ac-
count of the death Of her first husband.
Mrs. Pollington Ia now only twenty six
years old. Her young life has been an
eventful one. Sue h the sister Of Lou
and Charlie Parker, both honorable
men, and formerly residsnts Of Yakima
CITY. carpsuten BY trade. and nov
farming in the kittitas valley. We re-
gret that our laek Of full data compsls
as TO leave many points Of this interest
ing story unstated. - Yas1saa Record.
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RoUGH ON TmE BlsmoP.

A we'll known Bishop, eminent in his
position and in personal dignity, daring
the exercise OF his official duties was
once quartered upon the wealthiest res
ident Of certain village. whose wife
chanccd to be away from home. The
Biahop, with grim humor, frequently
complains Of beidg put into the spare
room, which Ia sopened especially for him
and the encouragement Of rheumatism
He is withal q slim man, and on this
occasion. when his host inquired how he
had slept and hoped re had passed an
agreeable night, he answered with some
vehemence:
"No. l did not; psssed Q very disa-
Greeable night indeedr'
The Bishop departed; and, when the
wife OF his host returned, she naturally
inquired who had been In the house in
her absence.
Bishop p. said the husband.
Bishop P.." exclaimed the good wo-
man. And where did you put him to
sleep?"
In the spare bed. of course"
In the spare bsdr shrisked the hor-
rifed matron. why. pat all the sill
vsrware under the mattress before
went away
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

y ID. D: 8 Seymour. Professor Of the
.omenl Medical College Of San Fran
CISCO Viii deliver free lecture in Yes
es1 Hall Saturday, June Sth, at eight
oclook, On the subject: why We live,
~ Why We die This will be one Of
soe most scientific and common sense
assures ever delivered In Seattle, and
. vii be free. Old and young can
socs to hear il with profit and advan-
WA S-A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

QKING THOROUGHLY ACQUAIST-
county which 6slon9 70 the 0overnmsns
and are open 20 entry, ! offer my services
to actual settlers in showing these lands
at reasonable rates. Apply by letter 10
Pert R1akely. 70 me perno0any. ct Rich
nnDaGs. o. q The Wiseensin House, In
0sast5o. 4. 4. HOLT.
Juno II. I'm
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CHuacH OaoAx 0rvT.-Mr. Chas. b.
Wright has announced In letter lately
received that he still contenplates visit
Ming this city soon after the middle OF
4 July, leaving Philadelphia about the
N Of July. 70 he pressnt at the dedica-
tan Of Sc. Luke's Memorial church.
~ only daughter, who will accompany
n. Aaa Just ordered iine organ for
sne eAnfeh. which Ii 10 be delivered
mere eAziy next month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

The Mems furnishes "a the list follow
ing Of the heavy property owners of
Fierce county, together with the amount
OF their assessments for the current
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

utos1so Quo. b. Littsll ID closing
- bis entire stock Of goods. consisting
= boots and shoes, notions and gents
tsMiahing goods, for the purpose Of
angling his business. You will get
ssfRAins by calling on him at No. s.
tt0nf street, Donny's block. je5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

Mut kxruRx.-Ths Raymond Holmes
1onpeny which has delighted our pco-
tois weak, will return 10 this city
ean Ihursday, and Give a single eussr-
..anment. They viii 4 ,ubtleGs Be vel.
sos1oo With crowded house. So
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Gentlemen can save money by buying
thar white or cOlorod shirts, or any
thing else In the furnishing goods line,
at o. B. Littsll's oloaznR out sale. No.
IS Front styeee. ic5
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Ladies', so 10 o. B. Littell's for your
ribbons and smbroidsries and all other
Qoods In the notion line. He is closing
out, and viii give you bargains. No. IS
Front street. Je5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

III e yo1 Are needing bootaR and ahoes
~ - .. Y. .. IAtteii's cloGinQ out sals
- nem Tor lsss money than any
S..s. % the Sound. No. s. Front
je6
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nns1matism is the most terrible dis
~ ~, tnat has ever afflicted humanity.
e instantly yjclda to the powerful
&c that Kendall's Spawn Cure Z
enpooed Of. Read adyt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

0aA Goldstein has engaged the SER
- Of Mr.. Frank Levere, Of San
sncisoo, q practical halter, and 10
prepared TO do all kinds OF repair
- cleaning, and blocking.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on and after May LIST our Office hours
viii be from 10 10 O'Clock am, and from
20 8 pm, and that at no other time may
we be expected to do business. except In
connection with our mill on Lake Wash
ingion. q. G. PfiINNEY 4 Co,
Real Estate Brukers,
ap23 u Post Building.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THE STEAMER MISSISSIPPI. NOW
j lying sunk on the beach In Seattle
hArhor. together with ell stores and ma
chinery now on board viii be sold at
public aucsioa. at Seattle. on June aRh.
1Brwritefs.
Sale without reserve
les 8 i2 Is isO JOHN l. HOWARD.
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MERIDIAN,

MERIDIAN, TRXAs, July 7,-[Correspou-
dence, The Fourth was celebrated in vari-
GUS communities in this county. At Ire
dell there were probably more than thous-
and people present. An Grafton was de-
livered by Judge J. NJ. Maxey, OF Meridian,
and afterward the pending county seat
question was discussed by Mr.. Lumpkin
on the part of Meridian, and Mr., j. II.
Hawkins on the part of Morgan. Repre-
sentative j. b. Barry also made an address
concerning the proposed constitutional
amendments to be voted ON next month.
There were two picnics in the Norwegian
settlement, and at these addresses were de-
livered by Colonel Herbert Fielder, Cap
tain f. M. Caller, James A. Gillette, esq,
aud Captain Sam Fossett.
The election on the county seat question
will result In a large majority for Meridian,
the present location. 1t would require a
two-thirds majority the other way to re.
moveit.
Bass kavanaugh, a prisoner. died here
Thursday morning from the effects OF a
wound received while endeavoring to avoid
arrest the 10th OF last March He had
formerly lived in this aud Hamilton cuun-
ties, aud had gained limited reputation as
q sort of desperate. On the date above
stated Deputy Sheriff j. l.. White, of this
county, and Deputy United States Marshal
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pENONIINATtONAL nOrS.

Bisop Green, of Mississippi, is Sc years
old, out still active
Pere Hyacinthe is not likely to make his
intended visit to the United States this
summer.
A Philadelphia preacher told his congre.
cation that divine truth could not find its
way into hearts that were cramped by cor
sets.
John Wesley, when preaching against
riches, said To ride in coach here and to
get to heaven hereafter is almost too much
for any man to ask,
Entire Baptist churches are being COB.
bled up by the Mormons in Sweden, so
says the Rev. Mr.. Liljirath, Baptist mis-
sionary in that country.
Mr.. Surgeons parents recently cele-
brated their golden wedding at his house In
London, amid nearly forty children, grand
children and eat-grandchildren
Rev. George Muller, of Bristol Orphan
age fame, is rs years old, but will soon 70
to India in behalf of his orphans, having
but recently returned from Russia.
DIR. Herrick Johnson, who has resigned
his Chicago pastorate to accept q theologi
cal chair in the same city, will preach in
New York several Sundays during the sum-
mer.
DR.. Joseph Parker, of the City Temple,
London, is expected TO spend long yaca-
ton in the United States. The last time
he crossed the Atlantic he remained on this
side only one night.
Captain Ebenezer Morgan, OF Groton,
Connecticut, who gave $4,000 toward the
production of of a Baptist translation of the
Bible, is said to have purchased the trans
lator's library, which cost $40, 900, for $751;
900. He will present it to Madison Uni
versity.
DIR. Angus, OF London, says the Protest.
ant churches could preach the gospel to
every creature within ten years at an an
nual expense of $50 900, 600 To SIS 900 900,
or about $50 year for each church men,
Der The number of preachers required
would be 5000,
Mr.. II, W. Donne,l, of New York, offers
TO give the Worlds hotel at st. Joseph,
worth 100000, to the Baptists tor female
college, provided that the people of st.
Joseph give $4,000 to furnish the building
and the Missouri Baptists raise $4,000 In
five years for an endowment.
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ing news for their benehl, or for securing
business patronage tor his paper. The
merchants and cotton factors OF ST, Louis
are realizing more and more every day that
the great empire Of Texas lies just at their
doors and that they have only 10 advertise
jndioi0asly In the leading journals OF the
state TO obtain lair porlion OF the
patronage Of its people. The
Dallas HERALD Is becoming a
well known aud reliable means of commu-
'iication between the business men OF this
city and the Inhabitants Of Texaa, and the
former are acting accordingly.
Colonel Leake. OF the law firm OF Well
born, Leake e Henry, OF Dallas, also spent
several days here last week. IN consultation
concerning he legal business of the rail
roads in Texas. in the hait 5 Of his firm.
Hon. j. X. Fleming, of Cisco, who has
been few days at Hot Springs was In the
ci'y yesterday, consulting some members
Of syndicatec elative 10 the development
OF coal lauds II stephens county, These
gentlemen all repor. Texas as prospering
,nd perspring.
I.fTTtu TuUuuu
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For &enr.

EoR RENr-TWO FINE UNFURNTSUT6
SCUM roo MS, IN good neighberhood, snita.
ne s.e Tor man and wife, with bart also a few
WIN ssSo room or day boarders wanted at 2l5
oi,h street one half block easi of Lamar street
Dollas' Ie&as, Mrs. J. W. TUCKER niS.lt
EOR PENTHOUSE SIN ROOVs. T,pcE
a. yardi good water conner Columbia and
sSuSuh streets, Apply to GEORGF # CAS-.
SELL, Oh commerce street mis-,
kVk ENI-tWO NEAT COTTAGES HIST
l a nu,l , near the Fair Grounds; convenient
BrosSiouS, on promises. "PP'S ";H,i,- ~;
Eok kEN IA House CONTAINING sly
i rooms with large hall through il, corner Of
SSekson ard Ray streets, also hol ss Win Ave We
Ioo ms 1 anI hali, on Marlin SueeI. Appy +, n
j., PUTTY, $50 Jackson street. '''p'5i Ink iw
Eok hh,NT-A FLAT OF SEVEN ROOMS
on same floor opposite PSstoce n na v,oseT
city National Bank inIul rso ~ "
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Woody, Of Fort Worth undertook to ar
rest him at McGregor, md IN doing so o. Q
OF them shot him through the thigh. dc
was brought here and remained confined
10 his bed until deathrelieved HE suffer
Ing. An inques; was hid and the jury re-
turned a sealed verdict The deceased was
wanted in Houston Dunty to answer
charge OF murder.
A heavy rain fell here Thursday night,
and as Tar as can be harmed, was general
over the county. Ran was very much
needed by farmers, and II will prove very
beneficial to the growing crops, The yield
OF corn promises to De abundant in this
county. Cotton, though late, is healthy
and growing well.
Mr.. l.. o. Wilson, ofNew York, who has
been here several weeks visiting his son,
Captain V. Is. Wilson lett for his home this
week, thoroughly IMPRESSED with the be
lief that Texas is soon to be one OF the
greatest and wealthiesi states of the Union
Judge l.. w. Fields, Mr.. 7. r. Jlseph and
Miss Annis X. Andrews, all Of Galveston
are visiting relatives aad friends here and
are guests OF Mr.. Williim A. Fields, OF the
Blade.
Miss Ella Corum OF Comanche Is, by hel
presence, adding much TO the pleasure o
social circles In Meridian.
NJ, Peyton Nowlih, of Waxahachie
grand visitor Of the middle district ROys
Arch Masons, has beer lecturng the mem
b"rs OF Meridian chapter during the pass
week.
Miss Laura J. Irvine, Of Dallas, is still
visiting here, and her Health seems greatly
improved.
The mineral we at This place is attract
ing some health.seekprs though many are
kept away by the lack Of suitable hotel ac
Gommodalions. The waters of this wei
have effected some remarkable cures. II
some enterprising capitalist would invest q
lew thousand dollars III the erection Of d
good hotel here, Ibis would become
popular health resort, and he would realize
u good profit from the Investment.
. e.---
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For SaI.-

Eok SALE-AT AUCTION S8I, ACRES nj,
l. Nlued INTO one or more acres, To be sold a,
ACTON thursday, July H. at the Anctio,,
K22m bLAkENEl Il FREE, 7lj Main stroet
uis iah1 al. Is located Ia miles from the Court
house 2jO feet fronting the pike Pa yp GUTIt
south PIKE The land is high and dry T frn,ss
uhe'hal cash. balance one and two wears ti, no.
~ per cent deposit of 10 must he ma ",
we ume OF sale. Plot can be seen AT The Az '
wv" Nooin' FINE, VERY FINE Auctioneer
,,1p y, ,,,,-.,,....y, luis Hsun&wed
ok sALE-RESlDENCE LOIS FOR SAFE
oJXl 70 and 9OxlgO; inteTspersed with az Az,
OAK ana cedar trees situated opposite Civ ParS
Ster, 7Ol Elm street Se a neD.
EoR sALE-THE PLANO MILLS ANnGISS
- ~ located mile west of Plano, Collin conn
Ges, v1as, On spring Greek, in the heart Of the
OS0t neat growing section of The ttate. 4 run
VI Durrs gin stands; plenty of power IN
ulINe everything with perfect ease and has the
~, ~, best ana pest run of custom of any mill in
u nS s,ae everything in good trim; il you do
bonsas a,,S u, eau ana see; Two good dwelling
houses ana par S; three tenant honses. seven
ueeh acres OF land: at reasonable firnrt :, Wa Ta
VIZ. ,i6 ni the business. For Information address
MoREMAN& SON. T Iuis.Iss
Eok sALE-TlIE FURNITURE AND FIX
4 lures everything oompcte) of a boarding.
, mTuse III most desirable location For partie
ulars inquire at 70l Elm street second anoT
van between and 10, morning. iul6.iw
OR sALE-HOUSE CONTAINING F0tfP
&c u rooms, with kitchen and diaing room.
new win about acre of ground; good iosa,
uon LOT boarding house; near the car-works, will
S Se sUIu cheap for cash. or one-haf cash The
balance IN q and u months, with 10 per cent in
,eresi; VIII be on the market for two wertS
Eor aruCulars, inquire of. g. STEVENS nj
hooih D. tthouSe, surveyors Office mli.lot
EOR sALk-VALUABLT- ELM STREET
property Nos. 1853 and 7O7. $Ix2tG IN the
neart OF city Apply TO j. W. Straus. or + G.
Moore. or }, $ Witwer. inn, I'm
EOk SALE OR LEASE-THE TRINITY
| Mllls property Is miles northwest of Dallas
on the missouri Pacific railroad containinr si1
lures OF land, liO In cultivation balance in Tim
per together with Touring mill &c. or will sail
ths NH alone or lease the same for the season
n nEIHlIesS I. &. I. KENDALL, 4O3 Main street,
-. y.,''',' va N-.--- iunl9.imo
EoR sALE-REsIDENCE AT CORNER on
harwoed aud Wood streets, For =, rms
apply 10 GEoRGEN ALDRIDGE. iupG.Im
koR SALE-A GOOD FARM LOYTAIYtNC
L SiO acres, miles south OF Dallas on the
praltiei dUO acres enclosed; 1856 in cultiyation,
dSmaluuer IN grass; everlasting spring wstar'
q houses on the premises; 20 acres In the timber,
WI ne soId on easy t"rmS; price, 500 ner acre
81 MIL, 70 MING, 926 llarwood street or TO-
rkAIliER y ARDRY Elm street naval I'M
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DION.

Notaries public and justices find those
Rubber Printing Wheels Just the handiest
thing ever got up. You see they Just dash
OIL their certificates aid acknowledgment
blanks just as they want them, with no
trouble, and with one stroke of the hand.
When the wheel is bought and paid for,
this is the end OF the expense, and the
wheel will last AS long as you do. An ex-
animation will convince you. Bryant's
Ruhher Stamp and Sewing Machine Depot,
70l Elm street, Dallas,
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which will be distributed along the ysrious
INES hnes OF railway, and viii be placed on fiie in he
FurnSe S SnS pnepSl cities In this country and
texas and her resources, VIII furnish eompietSS
aoSIrses OF utle to property in Dallas and surs
rounding counties; will prosecute claims agsjns,
lhe United states In all the departments ~ the
sSueoiai,, bounty pension and land claims
erty, ' 4S' vi prop
IReprSs'nted by G: S, CARTER. 1854 Nassau
rect, New York; NJ. J, RICHARDS 50 SS Psni
20, pm street, Chicago and A, SCHIEI,D ms eIo
NheStnMt strnet ST Innls No ..l-N9, Ols
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DIR. Gutherie, OF Lbertou, scotland. q
son ot the famous DIR, Gutherie, has reotiy-
ed casket containing 100 soveregns as an
expression OF the gratitude Of his people
for his deolination OF an urgent call to Lon
don. His brother, an Edinburg LAWYER,
has been chosen as counsel Of the Fre
Church Of Scotland.
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We caution all persons not to buy the
extra large packs ofcust and ashes now put
up by certain parties and called condition
powders. They are utterly worthless. Buy
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders il
you buy any; they are absolutely pure and
immensely valuable.
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@olrru 10 Send.

EoR LoAN-I AM PREPARED ~, rSh
iar, soUV,OOO on land, lots unity bonds nnd
INV, o ho'es az reasonable rates and Satisfactory
Mnr, ~ JAMES M. B. SIMPSON, for scottish AM
Co o' IiN 10; ior Western Mort and INVESTMENT
iimit hpti''eu' lor Dundee Mort, and Trust Co.
o,N,, ,,,,,,,,...... juniS
as ulhe, Land notes or deed of trnst reGnire6
IL Tex SECURITY Texas Loan Agency, Coisicapa
n ,,1N;I,,, may9'u
MoNEI TO LEND-On one to FIVE wears
genar :, uine AZ reasonable rates. c. 4. Wellesley
s'"eIn MANAGER Dallss. Texas.
A Tdrd LoANa-J, B, Watkins q Co, Halas
- - --,-- feb l9u
M oNhf 10 LEND-R, D. CouRhanour.
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IlnstnrIa

Cnstoria
Old DIR. Pitchers remedy for sicklyand
irritable children. Castoria is not narcotic
1t is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
the child has health, the mother can rest.
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Go-partncrship a1oti,c.

h Fs,Sot THIS DAY ADMITTED MR., J. T.
cerv h hnst ssa partner in my Wholesale Gro.
CSndGStea nndor me business in future will be
:, SaLis y co. Thanking my friends and ems.
bnns ,or past iayors, with Increased facilities
a. nVpe 70 merit continuance of their patron.
ageior the new firm Respsctflllly p''''"
DoIles ro 7. l., MARSALIs.