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THE DALLAS HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY la. 1ses.

on" to the students scheme, aud one Of the
passengers, who knew the Young lady.
passed around the word that fun was
coming. So when the party stepped onto
the platform the student proceeded in the
presence OF u large and interested aadieuce
Stepping elegantly up to the pretty girl, he
said briskly:
IL beg pardon, but | am sure We must
have met before. Did not have the pleas.
ure Of seeing Won at Judge Smiths re-
ception last week? May assist you with
the bundie2 Fine day, isit not''
But the maiden walked demurely on,
never 80 much as blushing or turning her
head. Taken somewhat by surprise, the
would-be masher hesitated, stammercd, but
continued: 81 thought possibly you might
remember my face, | am sure | have seen
you before. We had very enjoyable time
at the ball last eve. didn't We"
AS the same result was experienced from
this attempt he boldly stepped in front Of
her, and, raising his hat, began; ~ beg
your pardon. miss, but he stopped sud.
denly; she was looking pitvingly at HIM,
and making signs to him in the deaf and
dumb alphabet.
"Oh, holy cuspidorl If that isn't another
piece Of Harvard luck" no gasped. and
bolted foI horsecar. The story leaked
out, ard now you can tell that student by
tue appearance OF suppressed profanity
that steals over his face when any one hap
pens to twist mis- fingers or move his hand in
an unusual way Boston Globe.
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4.cNat.


NpliCh-All persons living or doing bnsiupss
4 YIN the city of Dallas, are hereby notified Ia
clean up aud disiniect their premises, and nil
az noles where water is standing or may stand,
all ms To be made with earth or sand. and no
rubbish or trash of any kind must be mt In tho
streets or CUTTERS. This notice must be committed
WIN Immediately, II you wish 10 save vont'
serves money aud time, This notice also an
p"eS 10 lhose acting rs agents Of or for others
,, NJ, NJ. NEWSOM, N, ID,
May j. iSS' Health officer Dallas. Texas.
NnrltE-sealcd proposals will be received
~ by the city secretary until o'clock n m :.
Iuesoay, May 10th proXimo, To build brick
urnn on Magnolia street, according 10 p,aas
ONCE Also TO furnish the material To law a
pipe sewer along Elm street from Jefferson
street To sycamore street, and down Murphy
street from Elm street to Town Branch, thence
70 me trinity river, according To plans and
W, NJ johnson, City Engineer
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THE COWBOYS SONG.
FROM A sKw OPERA.

FIRST COWBOY.
! m the bowler from the prAiries OF the west
. III you want 10 die with terror. look at me.
L N chain tightening, I'll ain tmay be blessed.
Tn the snorter Of the boundless prairie.
q killer and hater
Hes the great annihilator
Hes the terror Of the boundless prairie
sECoSD COWBOY.
l m the snoozer from the upper trail;
I'm the reyeler In murder and In gore.
can bust more Pullman coaches on the rail
Than any one who's worked the job before.
Chorus-He's shorter and a snooler
Hes the great trunk line abuser;
He's the man Who puts the sleeper on
the rail
THIRD COWBOY.
/ m the double lsved hyena from the east
I'm the blazing bloody blizzard Of the states;
I'm the celebrated sugger, I'm the beast
can snatch man bald'headed while he
waits
Chorus-He's double. jawed hyena;
Hes the villain OF tho scene;
He can snatch a man bald headed
while he waits
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THE STUDENTS MISTAKE.
How Harvard Young Man Tried to Mash
Deaf Mute,

The train sped over the track at the rate
of forty miles an hour, but somehow each
hour had sixty minutes in 1t, Just as usual
and time hung heavy on his soul. Hc WA,
Harvard student, bound for Boston on the
Old Colony railroad, Presently, at one of
the way stations, u pretty young lady or.
tered the car and sat down near the do.
lighted student, Instantly no was wild,
awake, and devoted all his energies
TO engaging tho admiring attention
OF the fair one. First no pushed tpe
blind up and down noisily, In order 10
attract her attention. Thinking no had SO.
Cured this, ho opened u morning paper.
and, reclining gracefully, pretended To-
read, In reality he stared steadily
at the charmer, and whenever she CHANGED
TO raise her eyes she found the student
looking at her. Their eyes met, ne poured
his whole soul into one bewildcrinp, can't.
waiting glance; she blushed slightly and
turned nervously IN her seat. but In that
delicious instant when he gased into the
limpid depths Of her clear blue eye, no
fancied he saw there the reciprocaiion Of
his own interest. With Increasing
contide zoe, his attitude became morc
imposing and beautiful, and when
the train reached Boston he con.
sidered his conquest assured. But In
the meantime the whole cAriull had caught
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lloticc to Architcrts

NurlCE To ARChl rEvi S-Plans ana sp,c,t.
~ cations Will BIO received until Thursday
noon. the 18th inst, for the proposed new Mer.
chants Exchange building To be erected ON Inc
northeast corner of Lamar aud Commerce
SnevM Nv, 30 isvt on commerce by 100 feet on
Lamar streets Three or four stories hiph. win
oasement apartments, Cost not 10 tSco
$1,000. Architects whore plans are Accented
must furnish full set OF plans and SpeciGcnuon,
anu snpeIintend the erection OF the buildins
ior which the sum OF 500 viii be paid, FOR
further particulars apply to '''
W, q, HOWARD, Chairman.
I. l., MARsALlS,
w &. COMMON Comu,it,co
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Work ofthe Police Hoard.

Alter the police board which met Friday
evening, adjourned, u HERALD reporter
called on the mayor and the members OF
the board TO learn what had been done, but
for some reason, il reason there was, they
declined to impart to him any information
further than the fact that they had created
some special police to serve during Senger.
fest week, but would not say whether the
number was one or one thousand. Yester.
day morning, however, the work OF the
board after being kept sacred secret over
night, was made public by the swearing in
OF the following as members OF the force
all Of whom were already ON the force say,
the last two named
u, II, Cornwall, deputy; John Overland
mounted; J I. O,rter, station keeper; =.
Sheehan, VIII. Ramsey, 7, Q. Halsell, s
ii. Beard, Il. +. Gates, j. +. kcehan, NJ. V.
Nolan, b L. Torbett, Pat Mullen, W. u.
Maddox, John Schlaneger.
The last two named will fill the places OF
Tom Cornwall and III. +. Martin, dis
charged.
REGULAR SPECIALS
The following were appointed regular
specials;
sam scott, Waterman at Santa Fe depot,
II. W. Waller, Waterman at Union depot;
W. r. Rose, at I, e 7, crossing; Bon John
son, at Texas Central crossinR j. b. Graves,
L. ~ L, depot Ben Barnes, Union depot.
80, sENGERFEsr SPECIALS.
me following are the specials appointed
for STngeriest week
Il. NJ, Russell, A. G.. Pryor, J, A. Crow
dus; W. Il. Graham,
There are u great mahy who are aware of
the services Officer Tom Cornwall has rem.
dered the city when it required vigilance
and nerve, who think he should have been
retained in some capacity.
The uniforms of the regular force will be
the same, navy blue, with slate buttons
and ielt hats with the number of the officer
thereon.
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AT the Windsor hotel yesterday at / a..
M, Mrs. John Henry, of Mexia, died of
congestvie fever, She come here several
weeks ago to nurse her nephew, Mr.. Tom
Waters, who had came here to have
his eyes treated. Soon after her arrival
she was taken sick. Her husband, Colonel
John Henry, was with her through her i'll
ness and at her death, and no gave her all
the attention and comfort that means and
medical skill could hut to no purpose. The
remains were shipped on yesterday morn.
ing's south bound train over the Texas Cen.
trail to Mexia for interment.
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miscellaneous TNants


WANrED-By Il single gentleman nicely
w furnished room; convenient to business or
street cars. win take possession after Sanger.
fest Address c :. j. Herald office.
MANrED-A girl to do general house work
w In a small family LIS Main street.
IA ANrED-Dre,s making by Mrs. T.
w Frank, No, 20l Elm street. between Jeiier-
sou and Hnns,on streets May .S'lt
MTANlED--Io buy u good cow
w J b. HART, at Bowser lcmmon's.
NTANTED-Two or three young ladies as cor
w responding clerks Mustwrle well aud
rapidly, and not BE afraid of work. Address,
5. HERALD M 90.
iXJANTED--P umbe waited; first lass WORK.
w man; wages So Oeper day. Apply to
Superintendent Palestine TEX Water Go.
mavll-lw
WANIED--A violin and u piano player at
" Walhalla Hail, corner Main and Market
streets mayii-lt
WANTED-A competent nurse with OF with
~ out II daughter to act as an assistan.;
Apply at Room No, l. Grand Windsor. mayll-3l
WANrED--Five experienced boot aud Shoe
W men for the read, with All established
trade IN Texas; none others need apply. Men
who have tome knowledge of hats preferred
Address Thomas randall Il Nephews. Fort
Worth, Tex, mavlOlw
hANlED-A woman To COOK ANA do general
w work about the mouse for Il small family
Apply to A. W. High, East Main street. mayS.2t
MANTED-lU0 men To cut railroad wood and
W cross-ties, Apply TO b, d. Atwell, Hutch.
'''s' lex NAYS I'm
WANrEDD,-Fifty mead of horses for pasture,
W II miles from Dallas. Best pasture in
county; good fences, shade and water. Price,
y per month: Apply to H. " L. 5. o. Berne's
Intelligence Office, 6lg Main street may3-2w
WANTED-Ten frst-class bricklayers as Der
" day, and six good carpenters to work on
me opeIa-houte best wages Apply to Rail Il
Fields, Fort Worth mayS.9w
MANfED-s7 day guaiauIeed-, Statesman,
~ wanted in each couuty in Texas. W, A,
N, ,Wiilcutt Co, "a Commerce street, San An
'ollo' leNas, apr22- lm-dSw
w ANTED-One Charter Oak cooking stove
and thirteen double complete bcdsteads
ana bedding. Address l.. KRAPF, Colorado
City, Tex or Herad office
WANTED 10000 bushels of wheat at Civ
w Mills, foot Of Houston street, Uigbe:t
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL.
WANTED-You to stop at the NATION
w HOTEL, First.clsss accommodations AT
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
Twenty-Five CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging nom 81 so to II per week The build
ins is brick, with three stairways In case OF fire
Located III the business portion of the city, only
one square nom Strectcar line and one s1uare
from Texas II Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
'onVehlcht To passengers coming or going over
vltncr road Give us trial, and be convinced
thht you eau get good accommodation and save
money by stopping al the National W, w, Ward
'iop'to'or -.-..--..--.-.. ianl9-lyr
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Amanda Robinson colored was arraicn.
cd before Justice Kendall yesterday to an.
swer to the charge of vagrancy, The proof
against her was conclusive and the court
assessed her % aud cost, and not being
posscs'essed of the necessary sum TO liuni.
date the fine and cost she was lodged in
Jail aud booked for the poor farm
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Tho water mains OF the city are being ex.
tended under the supervision of superin.
tendent Whecluss, 100 feet on Miranda
street aud from the intersection of IIamn.
k,ns street 100 feet south ON Go,d street
The water mains are beng excluded very
rapidly in every direction for consumers
prefer 1t to the ordinary well.water,
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Eor $ais.

EARM FOR ALE-Three miles southwest OF
a dallas on Cedar Hill road; $50 acres In cult.
Vauoh, acres III pasture, well mpr we'd plen.
10 OF water Address WM KIMBROI'GU.
NaVIo'W On premises or Dallas Texas.
'oR sALh-Nacant and improved residence
! property IN every quarter OF the city and in
EAST Dallas, by JONES Il MURPHY, Real lis.
tntc Agents. 40
Eok SALE-lmprOyed and unimpiuyed bu.i-
l ness property in and about the business
centre, on Matn and Elm streets, or Pacific
avenue, aud on East Elm street. by JONES 4
MURPHY, Real Estate Agents
FOR SALE-Large and small tracts NJ i'm.
proved and unimproved lands In Dallas ana
me adjoining counties, by JONES & MURPHY
Land Agents. ONCE No. 7,9 Main street.
,ok SALE-Ciiy maps and county land mans
! OF Dallas, neuton, Collin. GraySOn Tarrant
Johnson, kaufman, Rockwell aud Ellis counties
No. 200 Main street. s>"'''
,OR sALE-Desirable business and residence
property IN all parts Of the city, by DOUG.
Las hanover, Real Estate Agents, Corner
OF Elm aud sycamore streets. MayiS.iw
OR sALE-ouc Matthews patent soda water
bottling bench; will sell CHEAP. good ms
new, Address or call on Max Ploeger, 1909 Elm
800 ...- mayS.5t
~, SALs-rhe house and lot known as DIR.
Gibbs place, on Maston street between Ross
avenue and Dallas branch house contains lour
large nicely finished rooms besides kitchen and
ulhihg' room; good repair, good water. and
no' wy, hrS noothooi Price, $1,000; terms easy,
w ""uels'gh'u' u r. Garter mayj.lpn
ShiEk FOR SALE-l6n,,0O good merchant,
BACH, East Dallas anrS1.,n, nv
k'ok sALE-My undivided half Interest In tho
Abncy II Pointer herd of cattle nbout / n,o
neal, located in Shackleford county, Texss
W, Aoney, Denton, Tex apr,.lm
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YOUR MONEY

IL you arc going to the Mineral Wells In palc
rlh,o coanly, never buy your tickets on The
10 lose your money. There are ALWAYS a sVs
ioient number Of hacks at the railroad station
NMtlsapl to convey YOU To the wells without
relay They charge - cents extra n Won INV
YOUR ticket ~ tho train ~" V"s
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.xtcaucd OF Stolen.

StKArkp OR STOLEN From my premises
- on tho night of tho 10th Instant one span Of
dark brown mulcs, eight years old and abon,
fourteen hand high will pay Ten Dollars far
'"c 'c'urn VI the same ;. \ GOOD,
ia tfnol Sb.,,
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In Cincinnati. says the Electrician, Tho
telephone has achieved a wide degree OF
usefulness, 100 villages having been brought
within speaking distance VI tho city.
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For Renr.


EoRRENl-A desirable residence of seven
~ rooms at the Fair Grounds. Apply To
DOUGLAS hanover, Real Estate AGENTS
.ofnerot Elm aud Sycamore streets mals.iw
t'ok , BENZ EN-, house containing six rooms.
! WIN two porticos ana n large barn and good
wen OF water: will rent furnished or uniur'
nShed, Apply 10 Mrs Burus, corner of Car,p,
ana Oaru'h streets, No. "a. may9.2w
Eok kENT-A two story residence. eiyht
I rooms; convenient to business: large shady
yard good cIstern and harm. Also double tenc.
mcht house Apply 10 h, Gibbs. mayS,tf
kuR RENTING lower story of 200 Main
street north OF court house, formerly occu.
pied by Castor Il Thomas, bankers Fixtures
AND magnihcent vault suitable for bank, Apply
10 John browning or 62i Elm street. apr?9-in
E'oR RENr-Two rooms suitable for ON MS,
ono southern expOsure-No. us Main
Main street " ' .t'V
kVk khNT-A la'ge building, suitable for
y both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
sTnop Tor only $40 per month. Inquire of j =
tionts, Herald 0nice
EoR RENr-C,t,sce, 1907 Commerce street.
east OF Caoell Enquire at I'LL Main street
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Cheap Column.
Rnttce&.

NTOTICE-Adverusemen may DO nanoed into
~ our business Office up to sp. N, and into the
composing room IN TO a. u.
\fOIlCE-Ciuzens or strangers wishing 10 in
~ vest IN city real estate, farms or Wild lands,
are respectfully invited 10 call Al our office, No.
100 Main street and examine our Isis, maps.
and abstracts oflsnd titles The best of refer
encc given. JONES h MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents,
NOTICE TO LONrRACroRS-Sealed pro
~ posals viii be received 10 saturday, bsh
instant. at noon, for the erection aud compile
ton OF a two story brick school building in the
city of Gainesville, Texas To be completed by
the LIST day of October. lsSS Plans aud speoih-
cations aud conditions 10 DC seen NJ the mayor
office Bond will be required for the faithful
performance of the work The right reserved
10 reject any or all bids Address,
A.E. D0DSoN, Mayor
GAINESVILLE. Texas, May 5, 1888. mayl2St
NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS Plans aud
~ Specifications for II stone COURTHOUSE for
Shsckeliord county are now on file in my Office
a, Albany Sealed proposals for the building
| OF said house viii b. received by me until May
%, 1883, at o'clock q. IN at which time SAID
proposals will be considered by the commits
si)ners court The right To reject any or all bids
| Is reserved by the court The bidders to whom
the contract is awarded will be required TO euter
| bond 10 be approved by the court in the sum Of
10000 Contractor win g paid cash. Samuel
Spears, Clerk Commissioners Court Albany,
Shacsoltord county. Tex mavlo-llt
NOrlCE-rersons Wishing To IuyesI ia cay
~ real estate, or farms anu uuimproved lands,
are respectfully invited To call at our office, No
| 100 Main street. and examine our lists maps
given. JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estate Agents
Established IN lS7l
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The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals, All popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. 10 cents n package for
any color
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Sewerage.


The city engineer has been very busy all
the past week running trial lines for the
main sewer pipe, down Murphy street to
the Town branch, thence TO the river near
the mouth of Mil creek. The first line run
was along the north side of Town branch
near Terry's mill, thence southeast
to the mouth OF Mill creek.
distance of 400 feet from
Crowdus street, The second line run, was
along the south side of Town branch to the
west corner OF Sickles field, thence south
west to Rock ford, a distance of 1 200 feet.
The contour OF these lines are somewhat
rugged, and until proties are made out
ana the CRATE lines established it will be
impossible to judge Of the actual cost of
either. In the meantime maps are being
made OF property on both sides OF Elm, Main
and Commerce streets to show the prom,
position OF the'house pipes, so that connec.
tions can be put in as the street pines are
being laid. After the main pipes are once
laid to the river the system can he extel-
ded to the most remote section of the city
as last as u necessity arises. The levels
have been run down Magnolia street
from Patterson avenue to Dallas
Branch to show the grade.linc of the
brick drain. This drain will be laid low
enough to thoroughly drain all that portion
OF the second ward west OF Magnolia street
as well ms all OF Camp and Emma streets.
The subsoil drainage of the low fiat land
around the Trinity foundry and Matthews
lumber-yard will be complete, and that
ncighborhood will be as dry and as healthy
as any section OF the city.
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sudden Changes
Of tho weather often causes Pulmonary,
Bronchial and Asthmatic troubles. Browns
Bronchial Troches will alsy the irritation
which induces coughing. Sold only In
boxes. Price % cents.
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RcliNtous.


ne-COMMERCE Sr CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
sunday school ut $3.50 a. IN. Preaching at II n
NJ. ana $50 p. IN. Experimenting Thursday
evening at 730.
Bs-DALLAS cay MISSlON-Go out 10 the
Mission Sunday.school this afternoon AT the
oourt'house singing commences at $3.50; SUI .
gay school proper. at 1: singing also after the
to all.
Ro-FLOlD STREET NJ. 4. CHURCH SOUTH
Key J., W Hin, pastor, Preaching ut IL a
IN and p. m. Sabbath school at $50 a, m,
Acorhial invitation extended TO ALL
ACCOMMODATION CHURCH-Corncro Of
iarwood ana Bryan streets. Preaching by Rev.
1. Z. Scoiield at II a. m. and 1880 D. m, Sunday
school at p m. hearty welcome to all.
E5,TABERNACLE NJ, +. CHURCH-Rey- 4.
A; Thomson, pastor. Services at II H. IN. and
$50 p. M. Sunday school at 2:8O D. m Seats
free. Public cordially invited.
nTFlRsT BAPTIST CHURUH-Corner Live
OAK aud HARDWOOD streets. DR.. A, A.
Hayden, OF Jefferson, Texas, will preach here
To-day ut a. IN. and Sp m. The members of
the church and the public generally are earn.
estly requested to attend rs Mr. Hayden desires
10 present propositions looking to an adjust.
incht OF Baptist difficulties In Dallas
no'CuMB. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lief
,srsoh street Rev. d. W, Broughton pastor,
Preaching II II. III. and E8Op m. Snhhoih
school at $50 a m. Robert b. seay. sunerin.
tendont cordial invitation extended 10 All
NO LAMAR STREET NJ. n. CHURCH suilin
at Dallas Female college, Liyo
YAK street. Rev. W, H. Hughes. pastor
tfcaching ut IL u, m, and p. IN. Communion
every nrst sunday. after the morning services
sabbath school nj . q III Prayer meetin, every
wednesday night NJ p. m A cordial invita-
ton extenocd 10 all.
Do-FlRSr BAPrlsT CHURUH-C0TnoT NJ
sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev II n
HANKS pastor Sunday school ut $50 a, m
SNN,S tree aud w"lrom" MI
va lhot thEoBl lEhlAN ,nUKIu--,
ner Main and Hnrw0od streets. Rev, A.
smith, pastor. Preaching at IL n m and :
" IN, sabbath school at g3Oa. IN Welcome
and seats for ALL ''
no-FlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH-SefyIces
Elder j. W. Davis, of krkyine Missouri
brother aud now guest OF Dr. A. f. Davis
wlll preach NJ Board oi Trade rooms iover
Grams lewelry s,oro), nj II a, M. All are cor.
daily invited "N wv
.n5.Sr, PArRlCkS CAURCH.-C1Tn,T nf
Wood and Cabell streets, ReyV Quinon, pastor
Fitsl mass Sa, m High mass aud sermon, 10
u m, A73O p, M, yespei's sermon, and ben.
ediCtlon NN'
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District Court,

In the case OF the state against Sampson
Wilson colored, who was given sirty.sey.
en- years for killing Thomas Anderson col,
ored, a few weeks since, by stabbinr him,
the motion of the cousel for the defense
fora new .tial was overruled. Notice for
appea' was given.
The May term of tho court will convene
Tomorrow. The docket is large and there
are good many appearances for this term,
The non jury cases will be taken up first.
The grand jury also convenes that day and
will be charged by the court.
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:oc E.chanuc.

EoR ENCHANGE--pr. Thomas VIII exchan,c
y his farm OF o, acres for Dallas lily properly.
Gal at 81 Elm 1t IN stairs ana
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moltcu ia l,cnd

DAMS NkGorlArED-one TO live yesrs'
- Time, Land notes or deed Of trust REQUIRED
~ security Texas Loan Agency, CotsicanS'
we mayl.tf
MONEY TO LEND--On one TO five vca,,'
W Time nj reasonable rates. Q. X. Wellesley.
generN manaver. Dallas, Texas. >'e''
~ LoANs-J h. Watkins a Co, Dallas.
-- feb lot
M oNhf 10 LhND-k. ID, Coushanour.
A'A fch7 ~
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o-Tavtncrship p,ssoh,t,nn

ge-Eartnership dissolution.
N0rlCE OF DlssoLrrloN-rho par,nersbln
rWs t NTI :, existing under the firm name Of
mutual consent Alex Hexter rciirins ma
I us, n.y. WI becnn,nu dby Alex ortiieb, I'M.
WV W" "''h u"he' ALIEN oR1l1tB.
Dallas, My 10. lSs Msyhs.a,
IsSWuhU TloN MOTT, E-rhe ffm OF Mason
May list, signed ai"F"I ien nM ON
ne undersigned has this day sold his eo,,ro
ii IA. IN AMI To he Y IN OF Mason \ Erb. bal.
~, ,eS, m MT Pun v, krb who will con,ln,s,
,ue sla ianery, book and uotion business Al pai'
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snu urn i heartily 9 mmcnd my sncccssar 10
NV people OF Texas for anything In his line Of
1ALytsroS, May l, isSi. mssi,Ns,
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Removal.

NorlOE-i have removed my business J., ,,,,.
~ residence, me Main street, where am n,n.
pst,d To- execute all orders entrusted 10 me- ''N'
.am'Nv 't MRS MOTLEY
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Superintendent Palestine TEX Water Go.
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