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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-10
At the Theatre.

The Haverly Opera company, under the
management of Mr.. II. G. Mack, gave two
performances again yesterday at Craddock s
opera.house of "The Merry War;" an af.
ternoon and evening performance, both Of
which were well attended by cultivated
and critical audiences. The verdict upon
the company's handling of the opera was
such as might have been expected from the
well'known reputation of the troupe. The
cast comprises such artists as Miss Dora
Wiley, Mr.. Richard Golden, Miss Pauline
Hall and others, who appeared in both per-
tormances yesterday, and by their excellent
talent, coDtriyed to give additional at
forgiveness to the charming music
and story OF the opera. There are few SUI
periors anywhere IN comic opera to the
artists named, and they did not fail last
evening to win the hearty applause of their
audience in their several roles. The part
of "Violetta,n after the first act last even
ing, was taken by Miss CORTLAND, who sus.
tanned the role admirably through the re.
mander Of the performance. 1t was the
lady's first appearance in the character,
and resulted from severe hoarseness
on the part OF Miss Wiley, who was, how
ever apparently herself in the first act. Mr..
Drew's General and the Tulip Planter
and his wife. by Mr.. Florentine and Miss
Arden, We're, as on the previous evening,
very fine, and THE Marquis" Mr.. Golden
unusually fine one indeed, and the orches.
trail accompaniment completed the features
that render this company's Merry War"
one Of the pleasantest entertainments Of
the season. From here the company 60 to
Fort Worth.
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a Lost Darling Fouud

ofiicer Ed Cornwall picked up near the
toll bridge last evening u beautiful, bounc.
ing little fellow, Of some three summers,
who was roaming around with an indie.
pendent air bareheaded and full of mirth.
The officer brought the little tow.head
down into the city, but he could not give
the name OF his mother or father, or even
his own, and with view of ascertaining
what his mother called him, reporter
asked him what his mother said when shc
would catch him slipping his fingers into
the sugar bowl. but he gave the answer.
stop now darling, you 10 bad nufi," and ali
efforts to diecoverhis name from him failed.
The officer had started to take him TO the
station,house, when his mother rushed nm
nearly out Of breath, and clasping the little
runaway to her breast, she thanked the Of.
ncer time and again for finding and taking
care OF her little, dirty laced runa way. for
he had evidently. been making mud pies,
he was none the less beautiful for that. II
was the little son OF Mr.. John Morrison
who resides on HARDWOOD street.
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PERSONAL,

Mrs. ii. o. Rawlins has returned no me,
after short visit to Ferris.
]. T. Nolen, prominent dry goods mer-
chant, of Denton, is stopping at the st,
George.
]. Penfeld editor of the Chicago Railway
Guide, is in the city, a guest of Captain n.
G.. Childs.
Colonel w. J. Betterton has returne d
from n trip to Hot Springs whittier he
went to regain his overtaxed energies and
is much improved.
Mr.. II. S. Clay, of the Illinois Courier, OF
Jacksonville, Illinois is in the city. Mr..
Clay is in Texas on n tour OF observation
and expresses himself as favorably i'm.
pressed.
Misses G. l.. Betterton and G. L. Dexter
OF this city, who went over to Fort Worth
to attend the cattlemen's ball given Thurs
day evening, returned yesterday and were
much delighted with their trip.
The following persons are registered al
the st. George: Sam Il Sace, Fort Worth
nj Kahn, Gainesville; Martin Kahn, Macon
Georgia; Il N Oliver, J q Brannon, ] i
Ford, M Fox, Lewisville; + Sutton, j
l. Patey, Paltry; h Cerr, Caldwell, Kan
sas; $ G Maddox, Weatherford; D Mcclellan
anu wiz rviHuhi Julios "A phiiltrI, Lew
isville; + l. WyAne, Horace Callahan
Jude Green, u l. Wright, Plano
nj w Johnson, Mckinney; J A jackson
Plano; G II Cornell, Galveston; Mrs S
Siler, Los Angeles, Cal; j w Lane, Ions
Branch; Sam Woodley, Long Branch; VI
w Sanders, Bonham; L b 0glesby, Plano;
7 Norwood, kaufman; Il Wears and wife
Denton; 9 ID Morey, st Louis; CA Embry
Texas; VIM Wilson. Palo Pinto; Il M
Goss and wife, Huntsville; w M
Major, Mt Peak; A Calhoun, Abeline
William Scheoers, Gainesville; II w Booth
| East Saginaw, Michigan; Rev ] Jones anC
daughter, Kansas City; j b Bryant, Kemp
II p league; Kaufman; William Edwards
| Waco; J CCollan and lady. Kansas City
James A Pillsburg, st Louis; + b Hannah
Mckinney; w ] Danaher, Ludington
Michigan,
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Notwithstanding the terrible prediction
OF our Canadian friend, Professor Virgins,
of Quebec, as to the fury of the elements,
the usheaving of the waters and the de.
molishing of the earth, to begin yesterday
with grace up to tho 18th instant, a more
pretty day was never experienced In Dallas
The flowers seemed to bud more freely and
ditluse more odorously, and the birds to
sing more sweetly than on any preceding
day of the year. And to add to It's glossy
glamour, our pretty ladies seemed to deck
the streets In greater. proiusion, hand.
If few more days like yesterday Is vouch.
saied us, the reporter promises to overlook
n mul itude Of weather errors in the FL.
ture.
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Healthful Indications.

Let it no longer be said OF the Dallas col.
ored voter that he respects not his privi.
leges or recognizes his best interests. The
scales, so to speak, dim no longer his op.
tics, nor does oily persuasions prove sweet
morsel to his hearing. A public meeting,
largely attended, was held in the City hall on
Thureday evening TO voice sentiments of
the colored populace of the city with refer
ence to what political action should be
taken in the forthcoming municipal cam.
paign. s. IL. Smothers acted as chairman.
The call for species was literally responded
TO, but singly with but one sen.
timent and to one purpose on
the part Of the orators-to impress
upon their auditors that it
was impossible to place in office ore of their
own color, and that the colored people OF
the city should concentrate upon one whom
they deem the best man for their common
good, no matter what his politics may be.
This action will be applauded by their
friends who only regret that they have been
so blindly misled in the past.
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Mrs. Eagan's Death.

Perhaps no death within the confines O.
the city would have caused more pain tS
the hearts of q larger number of friend.
than that Of Mrs. DR.. s. Eagan, yesterday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Her disease wa.
caused by severe cold, engendered by
moving into new house, and she had been
i'll only few days She leaves devoted
husband end four attectionate children
two girls and two boys-to mourn as few
hearts do mourn, and to them the HERALD
extends It's sincerest coincidence.
She was born IN Grand Corteau, Louisiana,
and was q daughter Of DIR. Robert II. Smith
of that place. She was ~ years of age q,
her death. The funeral will take place to
day, at 3p. m, from the residence of hel
husband, at corner OF Olive and Live OAK
streets, All friends and acquaintance Of
the family arc respectfully invited to at
tend,
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on Elm street. IS by 200 feet, and at pres
ent occupied by Bauman, for $4,000.
The soiled doves were arrested yesterday
to answer the charge OF vagrancy in the
city court.
The county commissioners court has
concluded to put new lightning-rods on the
courthouse,
s. l.. Dey, jr. of Terrell, Texas, is the
finest engraver in the state. Send i'll your
work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Gardening is being pushed forward at a
rapid pace. Flower culture is also being
generally needed by the ladies'.
Flour Flour, Flour. The finest brands
ever in the state. Carload of "Langtry,"
half patent, at NJ. Donahue's, 72O Elm
street.
Fruit trees and shrubbery, just blooming,
are tempting morsels for the loungidg Dali
las COW, The latter should be coralled with
out further notice.
| For assaulting small white boy, JEFF
Hord, colored, war arrested and lodged in
jail. When searched, O large stone, huge
enough to aunihilate dozen boys, was
found concealed on his person.
Parties visiting st. LOUIS should call on
| Fred. Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. He sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
On and after this date, freight for points
on the Texas Trunk railroad will be received
at Texas & Pacific depot up to 5 O'Clock p.
M, railroad time. O. A. HEATING,
Receiver.
The announcement of Mr., August Muller
ior councilman in the First ward, appears in
this mornings HERALD. Mr.. Muller is one
of the Oldest citizens of Dallas. and his
election would give great satisfaction 10 his
many friends in this city.
Crushed feeu.--Oats, corn ana barley
crushed Is economical, healthtul and better
for horses and COWS than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham -four, homlny and grits
manufactured at Felton's corn-mill, Pat
terson avenue.
The forgery Of some of the female part
OF the merry man-makersn caught aiire
yesterday morning i'll the old Commercial
hotel, in the rear Of the Windsor, on Com
merce street, and considerable portion Of
their evening costume was consumed be
fore the fire was discovered and extin.
guished.
Dock McKasson, charged with attempt
ing to rob train at Blum Station, on the
Gull, Colorado & Santa Fe road, in Deem
Der, 1882, was tried before United State,
Commissioner Mccormick yesterday, ant
his bond for his appearance at the mex
: term OF the Federal court was fixed at 500
which he gave.
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Forging Ahead of All Compe,,,,o,

one oil the most accomplished jewellers in
| this entire section is Mr.. L. Il. Page, whose
establishment is located at Sos Main street
this city. He has had an experience of
forty years in the business among the
wholesale dealers in the eastern cities, and
cannot be excelled in Texas in buying
and handling diamonds and ieWelry
of all kinds. He is now making q
speciality Of watches and watch repairing,
having recently secured in this department
the services of Mr.. j. Ii. Phillips, lately
with Messrs. KnepAy & Son. An kinds Of
lewelry are made to order, and the setting
OF diamonds and precious stones is made
a. special feature. Mr.. Pages stock of
diamonds, fine watches. rings, bracelets, in
fact, everything found in an elegantly
equipped jewelry establishment, is not ex-
celled in the city of Dallas, and he is push
ing his business with such energy and add
ing new features that he is rapidly forging
ahead of competition in the special depart
ments and features before mentioned.
With gentlemanly and courteous manners,
| coupled with most thorough and minute
knowledge Of his business, Mr.. Il. II. Page
is the jeweler to be visited when difficult
and elegant work is desired, especially in
the watch and watch repairing and dia-
mond departments of the business.
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OVER THE CITY.
Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
EIah and oysterai Al. Boncha,a

Fine maple sugar at Bouche's.
Fish and oysters at .Bouche's.
plarncy tweeds Al H. zimmerman's.
Dapsran q Bond are the boss srocers,
There are forty prisoners IN the county
jail. NN"
District court viii convene on Monday
nesant nock-wsar and corsets at Bau.
, Fine groceries asllOw prices at Caperan 4
u rr:sh groceries 1t Bouchs's, opposiet
~; =: 7, Hay keeps all kinda of.drugs,at 1906
y. xAs Rsslc ;. ID the:daisy saloon, and don't
SIs e :s|s ;,ss and flied on /. fork at the
- z.(1lysa, neyslsiss in hairsoods an,
-s WoVess ~ Aaunan's. '
- - s ss:'l E : I: ssR::: e: : Bona
1Iss 3 . = - ~ ~ s.s
e; 81 IS -; -. i y
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Sheriff Smith, who went after Ed
Flowers, colored, whom the officers of Pal.
mer arrested on telegram sent by him,
won't after him and returning with him,
lodged him in the county Jail, on the charge
cf committing IN outrage on the person of
Belle. Warrington, colored. Flowers wife
has also been arrested and locked up, on
the charge Of being an accomplish to the
crime, the. girl alleging that she held her
and aided Flowers In committing the
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PunCtuallty.

PunctuaIIty.
Washington looked at his watch ner-
vously, waited q moment or two aiter6, and
then ordered the column to move. Some
time after the marshal rode iurously to the
front, making apologies for the delay.
Washington replied pleasantly: 1T is our
custom to ask, not il the leader but il the
hour has come" So with the people as to
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe express
trains. They ask only, HAS the hour for
departure arrived2" and will stake their
last copper that the train is ready. This is
the boss route fol. New Orleans, Cincinnati,
Atlanta, st. Louis, Chicago and all points
beyond New Orleans. Purchase your tick
cts OF Il. II. Fosdick, ticket agent at Grand
Windsor hotel, or at Santa Fe depot.
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Merchant Tailors

MerChant TaIIOrH
The Douglas Bros, merchant tailors, 7o3
Main street, have received and always
carry full line Of gents dress goods. of
French and English manufacture, of ali
textures and colors diagonals and fancy
suitings OF the very latest styles. Their
stock is complete and the selections varied
and comprehensive. They have been in
business here for years, and by their strict
attention to business and their truthful
representation of goods. and their we'll
known skill in cutting and fitting, thew
nave Dult up tourishing trade In this
city and the surrounding towns.
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sZTHEsE ARE THE DRAWERS YOU'VE READ ABOUT
Call on MIR. Kearby.

DALLAS, TEXAS, March 6, 1sS3.-Maior j.
Z. kearby, Dallas, Texas; Dear Sir I'VE,
the undersigned, citizens of the Second
ward of the city of Dallas, most respectfully
request that you allow the citizens of the
Second ward, who are interested in the
welfare apd prosperity, not only of the
Second ward, but of the entire city, TO use
your name as a candidate for alderman OF
inc Second ward, in the coming election.
We feel that the time has come when
some definite action should be taken in
regard to certain measures now affecting the
permanent growth and prosperity of our
city, and we feel that men of not only in
tegrity and ability should be chosen, but
men who are thoroughly identified with'the
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LOUIS REICHENSTEIN,
Dallas, Texas.

dition to procure more comfortable quar-
ters for the sickly poor than are already es-
tablished, and humanity is asked to remedy
the evil now known and recognized rs the
city hospital. An inspection of that lovely
edifice, with its beautiful surrounding and
admirable location, will convince the aver.
age resident that the heaithiest man in the
community couldn't live very long in its
enyirons.
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What Mrs. Bauman SAYS

-, New YORK, Feb. 23.-- Editor HERALD. l..
SIR: am continually watching the import.
ers and manufacturers opening displays.
and shall remain in New York until the
10th of March, when all the leading novel.
ties and styles of the Sc ason are decided ON
and our millinery department shall be filled
with al the rare designs as they appear,
especially our ladies', Misses and childrens'
suit department. Our silk and fancy goods
shall be OF the newest shades and best
styles adapted for our market. Neckwear.
mits, gloves and corsets will be carefully
selected to suit our fashionable trade.
French flowers and plumes all the rage. Ali
these goods are personally selected by me,
and bought from first hands, manufacturers
and importers. Our wholesale and retail
trade has largely increased, which enables ms
tobuy by the case. Our prices will be quick
sales and small profits, as before. Thank.
ing the ladies OF Dallas and neighborinp
towns for past patronage, and hope to be
favored with their further valuable trade I
shall keep up the reputation of our leading
styles. Largest wholesale ana retail milf.
merry and ladies' suit house in the south.
west. Very Respectfully Yours.
Mrs. H. BAuMAN
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A Serious Runaway.

Last evening, while out driving, Mrs.
Gage, wife Of Mr.. Gage, Of Powell & Gage,
was thrown from her buggy and sustained
severe Injuries. The animal becoming
frightened, dashed Off at break.neck specd,
bhe was taken TO her home, whore AN
received medical attention, ',' '->
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A Daisy PIac
Ph@tons and Side-bar Buggies.
S37 and $50 Main Street

II you have any sort of notion ofbuy.
ing,a ph@ton, buggy, or carriage, or even a
ouck-board, don't fail to see Wendelken's
goods at s37 and $50 Main street. First.
class goods, and at prices no one can reason.
ably complain OF being extraYagant.
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Hurxlnra M 1YnrL

Thursday night at a late hour burglars
entered the residence Of James Hawkins,
on Ervay street, and carried Off fine gold
watch TOR him, which they got from beneath
his pillow. They effected an entrance by
lifting the kitchen window,
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New hospital ,

Afsw day since communication an.
peArsd IN the HnRALp In which the writer
advocated The Inauguration Of some public
ss ,sss s ,os ins sfsction Of city hospital.
listed In The matter, 4 has not rsscSsd ~
!lseenInl eef q The reporter. Il 4 msin.
stalned thas pallas Is not 10 ilnancll non,
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4 Where is "The Office sn Why Ma the
place they rolled in those fine barrels OF w.
n; MoBrayer's best on Saturday last. 'Tis
SAID u takes more than one swallow to
swallows Of McBrayer 10 make summer All
the time for the dry and thirsty pil grim.
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Protective and Detective Association.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Protective and
detective association, of Texas, held Thurs.
DAY, March s, 1883, at the office of the asso.
citation, Dallas, Texas, at which was present
Eugene Duncan, George w. Phifer, VIII Il.
Duncan, Il. II. Cowart and b. Nj. Bond,
representing nine.tenths of the capital
stock of the association, Eugene Duncan,
VIII I. Duncan, Il. Il. Cowart and b. Nj.
Bond were elected directors for the ensuing
year. AT u meeting Of the directors held
afterwards and on the same day, the follow.
Ing officers were elected for the association,
to serve for the ensuing year, to.wit Eu.
gene Duncan, president; Will I. Duncan,
vlce'president and superintendent of agen.
cies, and George W. Phiier, secretary and
treasurer. On motion, properly m AIDE and
unanimously passed, the banking house of
Adams 4 Leonard, Of Dallas. was made
the depository for the funds of the associa.
ton. EuorSr DuNcAS
GEORGE W. pnif.R, Pres, p. q ID. A.
Spcrptarv
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l.. II. Curtis, jowe,er, corner Of Main and
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry,
ladies, and gents gold chains, rings, thin.
bles, ladies' misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets.
New goods just received. Elegant stock
OF silverware, tea.sets, ice pitchers, walters,
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. Hat ware,
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest style;
new, stock fine marble, alabaster and gill
clocks with cathedral gongs. at corner Main
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All persons are hereby requested and no.
insdto clean up and disinfect their prem.
~, and have all holss filled whore wstsr
nay s(end. All hlls 70 b made with sarth
= 9on4, and 70 be done Within Ian 5sss
\, Il. Nlx,ox, N. D..
"a y = p work n socosdss so v viz &,
B; ;: ~: s NJ: J:
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Life is too short TO try half dozen differ.
emit kinds of "Sure Cures" when one suf.
fers with o cough or cold stick to the best
and use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; IL will
cure your cough and never disappoint you.
All druggists sell 1t at 25 cents q bottle.
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Attention, Druggists ,

wiz sell, barter or exchange large and
assorted drug stock at sacrifice; will take
Mo'thirds in land; good reasons for selling.
81, Marshall, Texas. wa
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Candies and all kinds of CONNECTIONS
wholesale and retail. The only place in
DALLAS where you can get fine homemade
goods, Dallas Confectionery company, ~
Elm street. Il. Reach, agent.
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Notice OF Removal.
Mr.. John H.. Barber. the well.known
vegetable man, has removed from his stand,
near the post.otlice, to the Lee rand market
corner Of Nam and Market streets. Goods
delivered promptly.
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dresses. iashionably made; will also attend
70 cutting. and fitting. Mrs. Y. G'Seii. 5i3
Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros.
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TO to the Caddo house, Greenyille, ifyou
want good accommodation at low rateoo
comfortable rooms, clean beds and q well
supplied table can always be found.
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A Century OF Crime

a VtHtUry OF CrINnC
Mrs. Gaylord Smith will lecture ON the
Indians, in the opera.house, on next Mon.
day evening. Tickets are selling at tho 81
George. Buy early IL you wish a seat.
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Elbouf suitings at II. zimmerman's.

Men have hitherto been in the habit Of
leaving their offices for lunch. Now they
get the best lunch at 1.-The Office"
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Fish, Eggs and Buttor
constantly IN hands at 1907 Elm street.
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All Are lnyitpti

All Arc Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, GiS Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city. "'''"0'
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Full line ladies' and childrcns' underwear
at Bauman's. "'"'
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TO THE LADIES

TO THE LADIES.
-FOUR attention is called TO the fact that
4 can be supplied on short notice with
y, underwear, and all kinds Of millinery
'pds at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Ft door to 0ram's jewelry store, Elm st,
fS-only lady clerks employed.
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Notice of lSeinoynI.

Ladies are cordially invited to see new
goods at Bauman's. '"
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New ladies' salts at Bauman's.
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Phwtons and side.bAr Buggics.
S37 and $50 Main Street.
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he TEXAS LAND:AND MORTGAGE co.
nv VnNnnN

This company is prepared to loan money
at reasonable rates Of interest at from one
70 five years time, ::secured by deed Of trust
pm improved.lands. 1t will. ALSO negotiate
lounty, municipal, railroad aud other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
\ 0, Il. WKLLKsLKy,
eneral Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas. Texas.
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3D., n,.""ckburn cheviots a. H. zimm /.