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RURNET'S BULLETIN.
PersOnal-The Wool Market-"A Little
too Latc'-MiSccllancOu

too observation-disclosures.
BURNETT, July l.-LSpccial. MIR. Ed.
True. of the Houston & Texas Central
railway, was here to-day to look after
his interests in the matter Of wool trans
portation. lie was surprised at the
amount of Burnct'S business i'll this
line, and found out to his regret that he
had not come soon enough, the Inter
national Il Great Northern railway hav-
ing shipped 100000 pounds, and the Hous-
ton Il Texas Central railroad only about
10000 pounds.
Two large shipments of Burnet granite
were received mt the depot to-day for
shipment to Austin, where they will be
dressed and shipped thence to the New
Orleans Exposition.
Miss Nora Boyd, one of Burnet's most
charming and accomplished young ladies'
has gone to Lampasas, on visit of sew
eralIwcckS.
Preparations are being made for local
celebration on the Fourth in the form of
tournaments, picnics, ball and other
fitting festivities.
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falling through 1rui river bridge, lust
night, iruu twenty tu twenty mpu
were prrrIpiiaird luip lhr stream, tho
fail huiug FROM forty iu uuN feet and
from iru Co uit,"u mon were more ur
less Injured, several ut these NAV die,
Fred Young, at Milan, Missouri, and
John Long, ut summer, Missouri, were
killed, aud it II reported three other
hudiCs have hrpu taken irum The wreck
Iy divers nt work tp-tlHN
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Fence Cutting Again.

SAN ANTONIO, July Special. Last
night the fence of Mrs. MonteZ, a widow
living on the Medina, about nine miles
from this city. was completely destroyed
by cutters. The fence was wire one,
just completed that evening, and sur
rounded Il 900 acre pasture, every foot of
which she owned and used for cattle
pasturage. The fence was cut in one
hundred different places and is COM
pletely demolished. Some of the posts
were torn up and burned. Neighboring
ranchers are suspected and will be ar
rpStpn
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

FACTS ABOUT AN ONERoUS BURDEN.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The decrease
in the public debt during June was
$9,2l7, ,256; decrease since June 30th, 1888
$lOl ,OiO,97l; cash in treasury, $39l, ,9S5, 5,92S;
gold certificates, 9S,392,660; silver GER
tifcates, $ll9,Sll ,69l certificates of de-
posit, $l2,3S5,OO0; refunding certificates,
S29O,OO0; legal tenders, $346,6S1, ,0l6; frac-
tional currency, S6,0SO,O6l; available
cash, Sl39, ,SST ,439.
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WITHOUT A QUORUM.
A SENATE POSSIBILITY.

WAsHINGToN, July 1.-Fifteen or
twenty Democratic Senators intend to
leave by special train for Chicago Satur-
day morning, should Congress not adj
iolirn by Friday night, the absentees be-
ing paired with Republicans. This will
break the quorum and make transaction
of any but ''objected" business, of which
there is very little left, impossible.
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ST. LOUIS, July l.--[Special. The lst
day of January, 1888, Paul Breidenstein
and John Reilly had quarrel in a sa-
loon, and the latter shot the former in
the shoulder. Reilly was sent to the
work-house for Il year and served his
time. Breidenstein died to-day, after
two years. suffering from the wound.
Reilly will be arrested again.
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AGUERO'S LIEUTENANT.
He is Fined Heavily at Key IVES

He is Fined heavily at hey west.
KEY WEST, July l.-Diaz, the Cuban
who returned in the schooner Shavers,
was convicted to-day of violation of the
neutrality laws by aiding in the fitting
out of an armed expedition against a
friendly power. The jury were only out
sufficiently long to take good dinner.
\ curious feature of this Aguero matter
has been made public to-day. Amor 2
the papers left here by him. was 1 letter
from prominent and influential
Spaniard who had travelled with y uero.
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In Wise County.

DECATUR, July l. Special. i The
crop prospects of Wise county were
never better, and peace and contentment
is written on every countenance. Many
strangers prospecting for homes are ar
irving daily
from South Texas, says the crops are
promising wherever he has been.
The trustees for the Decatur High
school have elected a full faculty of able
teachers and the school will open Sep
tember st under auspicious circum-
stances,
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Criminal Notes from Waco.

WACO, July Especial. In the dis
trict court to-day, A. +. Galley, rapist,
sentenced to ninety-nine years impris-
onmcnt in the penitcntiary, was denied
a new trial. He will appeal to the higher
court.
Chang Wung, the Chinaman, had a
habeas corpus trial this evening. The
hearing was continued until = p. m. to-
morrow, at which time it is expected
the Chief of Police of fLeavenworth, Kan
the Chinaman.
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CROPS.
About Howe.

HOWE, July Especial. Harvesting
is about over and threshing has begun
in earnest. Steam threshers can be-
heard in all directions. The first new
wheat was shipped to-day, by J. NJ. Gull
yer, consigned to f.. b. NAPLES d Co.,
Sherman. The yield per acre of wheat
ace 75 bushels
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Started i'm DriftwOOd.

REYNoLDsvILLE, Pa, July BE
tween and 2 o'clock this morning fire
started in Driftwood, Cameron county,
which destroyed the principal portion of
the town before subdued. The fire was
caused by an oil car bursting, and the
oil, which ignited from hot box, run
ming along the ground to the building.
Loss. 10000; partially insured.
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NOMINATIONS.


WASHINGTON, July Nominations:
Watson c. Squire, Washington Terri
tory, Governor of Washington Territory
David p. Pride, Idaho, Secretary of the
Territory of Idado; Edward L. Curtis,
Idaho, Register of Land Office, Boise
City, Idaho; w. \. Newell, Of New Jer-
sew, Indian Inspector.
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MARSHALL MATTERS.
X. of =. Picnic-Our Firemen-Convict
Notes. Etc.

MARSHALL, July l.-iSpecial. The
X. of p, from all the country around
will hold their annual picnic at this
place on the Goth. A grand time is eX-
pected.
Our noble tiremcn will celebrate the
glorious 4th in Il becoming manner.
Mai. Herman Kritcz left for Chicago
this evening. This district will find an
able representative in the gallant
Major.
Much anxiety is manifested by our
people as to the result of the coming
convention, and they will watch the re-
ports with much interest.
T.. T.. Thompson, agent of the pcniten-
tiary, arrived this evening and will re-
turn to Huntsville tonight with the six
convicts sentenced ut the last term OF
the District court. They are all colorcd
pXcppt one.
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Pardoned by the Prcsidcnt-A Hanging
Bee.

cial. Mat Music, who was tried in the
U. S. court, convicted Of rape and sem
fenced to hang July llth, was yesterday
evening granted full and uncondi-
tional pardon by the President, there
being grave doubts as to his guilt. This
leaves four men and women to hang
here on the llth. Fannie Echols, the
woman, has joined the Methodist
church and begun preparing for death.
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EMPORIUM, PA, July |. This morn
ing some freight ears came in collision
with number of oil ears standing un u
sido-trark nj Drlilwood, The oil caught
lire and fifteen buildings, mostly bust
ness places, were destroyed, I.uSs, Sii,'
nN; imSmruh for S9nAa.
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lloIoRLN, y, j., July /, The expert
examining the accounts of John McMa-
hon, The fugitive Collector uf Revenue
of llohnkcn, has completed his work,
The amount uf his deficiency l. said to
lac Sil,t.n, McNlahnn'~ spcculatiOns en-
tondod over several years, lie i said 10
hc IN Canada,
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While Coupling Cars,

TERRELL, July l. Special. Doc
Willks, brakeman on the Texas IL Pa
cific railway, who lives at Lawrence,
got seriously hurt while coupling cars
bv piece of bridge timber falling from
one of the cars and striking him on the
head, inflicting several painful wounds.
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Jailed for >pottlng DInmond,.

Eli rAso, July /, Special. Adolpho
Mcnioa, proprietor Of u French rcStau-
rant, was arrested and Jailed nn the
charge of approprialing tile diamonds of
n notorious woman of the town, lie has
failed 81 far to give bond.
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NEw NoRE, Luly |. Simor Ramon
Harrcnto, chief cr the supreme coErt oi
cuba, his nephew, Nlouzo Barrcnto and
Francisco figuCra, were arrested last
uight for disordcrly conduct and to-day
fined so each,
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KEoKuK, IA, July lin the wreck of
a construction train to-day on the Chi
cago, Burlington d Quincy railway by
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The best smoking tobacco is Little
JOKER"
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NO.. >.
AFFAIRS At AUSTIN.
A DAY ABOUT THE CAPITAL

Matters 81 state Interest Descanted Upon
III. Daiiy Routine Record aud
something Out at the OTdi-
nary Iaots aud Figures,
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CLOTHING Department.


ghtcn them. Toe loses lot q ium mandF
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IN OUR BOYS CLOTHING

emakeso
BOYS WAISTS! BOYS WAISTS!
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sold
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AT 50 CENTS che Lot pf of mMLAuNIRlED WAISTS in one WEEK ONLY
At 60 CENTS Ha 1%TnsFd % rel'"0 Waists for only One WEEK ONLY
AT CENTS & ao PEHs SE Wais yh this in all Sizes new one WEEK ONLY
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.


Christian va. see tyson e Co. from Gal
weston county. 0pinion By Willie, Q. j.. As
the record contains no order allowing the
ststement of facte 70 be filed after adjourn
ment OF court that in trument In the rec
ord being hled after Adjournment cannot
be considered, Il Texas Law Review, TO-; l
Texas Law Review, 257; 9 Texas Law Re-
view. 20; 3 Texas Law Review, 9S) aud in
the absence OF such statement the giving or
refusing TO give charges cannot be revised.
Lorance vs.. lie Glsrce & Co.. from Smith
county. Opinion by Delany, Adopted.
Proof that the sheriff was induced 70 maze
an elleged unla wiul levy by reason OF an IN
demnity bond given him by the Judgment
creditor il admissible in a sui, for damages
against the creditor tor such alleged III egal
ss'zure and sale Whatever tends ,legit-
mntsly to pr We that the sale by the DEBTOR
was made 10 defeat creditors csn be proven
whrn such Illegal purpose SIS alleged, and
great latitude is allowed in proof OF iacs
aud circumstances tending to chow irand.
The evidence OF O. oil statements made by
his client that the judgneut debtor ststed
certain reasonsto such client for selling
out, and that @. gave his opinion that sucn
reasons would justify sn attachment, while
hearsay were vet admissible.
The court erred in charging the jury that
a fraudulent intent may be presumed as a
matter OF law, II being question OF fact.
The charge OF the court complained Of in
the ninth and tenth assignments OF error
bringing into undue prom Inence all circum-
stances Of tho case favorable to defendant
In q anne calculated to injurc plaintiff
was error. Reversed and rsmsuded
Schultz ct al vs.. Smith ct al, from FL Paso
county. Opinion by Delaney. J., Adopted.
The decisive question Is as 10 The suii,c-
iepcy of the evidence 10 support the judg.
ment The lard In question was CLAIMED
by appelees through seed from +. 10 g.,
dav. Appellant claimed through esc-'
quent mortgage from f., suu alleged irnuu
and W9pt Of consideration In the deed 70
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rovpurss CoMpANy,s WAREHOUSE.

dent of the Texas Elevator and Compress
company, lot the contract to Mr.. John Beat
lie for building mammoth warehouse on
the compsuys ground, the site of be
building recently burned. IL will COST Sl2,'
900 and will oe com pleted by the LIST Of July
The walls OF bring viii be fifteen and hall
feet high and will bave Oh iron hip roohne'
Tho building win the exception OF that
of Loeb on no southeast corner, Will &C.
cupy the entire block and will have good
sized yard in the center. The building
will be fire. proof and hsve ten double iron
doors and fre-plug With hose. The
structure will We fire proof and over three
thousand feet Of lumber will by used IN H.
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n Down hNhn Ncf'htAhNs
Having passed several nights disturbed
by ihe agonies and cries ola suffering child
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured supply for the child
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have ii administered 10 the child, as she
was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. Thai
night the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an.
other sleepess night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend TO some domestic
duties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered a por,
ton OF the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said pothing That night all haads SLEPT
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
full change, and although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued TO use the Syrup, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial OF the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. % cents bottle.
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At meeting Of several prominent oiu-
zsns and a deiee, ton from each OF the com
panies, an efIo,t was made yesterday after
noon TO unite Tor The time being the Queen
City guards and Lannon's rifles, under u new
name. for the purpose OF drilling with
the view of attending the military enc ann
ment at Houston. 1t was tho iptestion oil
those who favored idie move 10 employ y
drill m .ster and make him captain OF the
company. There was such q feelin oil
ieslcusy prevalent, however, that nothing
definite was done and the probabilities are
that Dallas viii he only half way repre-
sented II NJ ali The military owe some
thing to the city, aad they ought not to Tor
get that fact.
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LAnnIs sTRIKE.

The stone cutters at work on the add
ton TO the Grand Windsor struck yesterday
tor an increase OF wages They were gettinf
SO. so per law and demanded 81, which dr
Btownlee, the contrsctpr, according 10
their version ofthe matter, declined to nc
cede to. There were forty Of them in all
ard ous OF that number only two rem lain.
ed. A reporter called around and
was informed by MIR. Gillespie, who is act
ing for Mr.. Brogulee. that there had moi
been any strike at III, but that a number
of them had been discharged. The iore
man oI the building said about the same
thing. Work on the quilting was prosres
sing but no stone enters were ut WORK.
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
A Dallas Tourists Novel Experience
Projected compress improvements.
A Call From ChArlly--Copy OF an An
Client Journal Unearthed.
Other Matters, Local In Nature
HAD THE JIMMIEs .

On his way homo from San Antonio Mr.;
@. IL. Huffman, oi this clty, had novel
experience At Eearne Sunday night.
When the train stopped at that place no
entered the office Of the hotel 10 rest hin-
self. When be entered man who gave
his name Az Weimer, from Waco, who was
citing In The Office Jumped 10 hls iset
and pointing NJ Huffman beaeeohed the
crowd not 10 let Huffman kill him. He
Insisted that Huffman had been following
him ior the purpose OF taking his life, ana
in his fear yelied Justify for the police.
The crowd took in the true situation OF the
affair at a glance. Tine party simply had a
well-deyeloped case OF delirium tremens
and was taken charge oil by IN ofhcer.
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AN ANCIENr JOURNAL.

Mr.. w. A. Sims exhibited toH HERALD
reporter yesterday acopy or the virginia
Gazette and Petersburg lntslligenoer issued
the 10Th Of December. 1900, In which the
will and last testament OF General George
Washington, the father OF hie country, is
published In iull, and also an account OF a
meeting hold for the purpose, 30 use the ex
nression of the ancient journal, ITO testify
their grief for the de0th OF General George
Washington" Prayers were read
by Rev. Andrew Syme, assisted by Kew
William Harrison. Mr.. George Keith Tay'
! lor In a chssie and familiar discourse re-
minded them OF the awful tribute which
the ueople of tho United States were called
upon trat day 10 pay tn the memory OF
| THAR deceased friend. Tine speaker spoke
of the beauty OF the character Of the dc.
ceased in both public and private life, hnd
exhorted hts hearers - initiate the Illus
trIous dead. The paper 10 yellow
| nom age, and tsttered aud torn
by reason of handling, while parts oil
| Il are missing. A glance al its columns
show that IL erjoyed good advertisinl
patronage, Among other advertisements
Is that OF William Moore, Who breaks The
news to the public In large letters tnat he
he's lust recsived from DR.. Church's dispen'
.ary. New York, large supply OF med
c,nes and asserts among other things In
The boldest way thai half a million persons
In Europe and America have been eiiectu
,Ilv cnred of the itch" IL
s,,y V hours by the patent
Scotch ointment and that II the patient u
not cured within tina. time the money vii
be refunded. ,,,
New Market will commence on the mrs
Saturday in March and continue az usaa
until the fall races are over. Free TO al
untried nsgs.
Mr.. Thomas Claiborne desires TO lntorn
the publo that he has for private sale thir
teen valuable Virginia born negroes coz
stating OF men, women, boys and girls, on
a carpenter. one an excellent blacksmith
with his wife, one an excellent shoemnge
and a likely mulatto eiil of Ia years pre-
in the house altogether"
lanes Jefrrles offers $50 reward for rur
awsv nerro named Sam and his wife.
William Thompson, attorney AZ law, put
lishes "A card in which he regrets that ~
brother has collected fees from clients 70
Ilegal business he failed 10 perform shd pre-
Noses 10 take charge OF the snme and con
tlete the work his brother lett unuon
Robert Maitland informs the public tha
he has for sale some very nue. ola run
which he will barter for tobacco.
/ Berry Green is published az getting or
high lonesome and trying to tear the TOW
down. for which be WAS promptly arreste'
A ho-se pistol wos found on his person az
the editor remark that such conduct III u
be irowned down.
The finest alternative and anti.biiliou
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Ord's Place. III Lamar street. hanos over
it's counters nothing but the beet LIQUORS
and cigars Frank Usuthorn 10 manager
and Will see that The public Is satisfied.
The finest reading room i9 attached, where
vou car always find the New YorE. st..
Louie, Chicago, Kansas City, sporting ana
Dallss papers. The room 10 elegantly FUR
uished, and Won can read In ueaoe.
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Rose city Paint and Color Company.

This company has established headquar.
tiers Tor the sale of their celebrated mixed
psinta for the state, In this city. have
been appointed agent for the sale OF same,
and will fill all orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the freight
on same. Fl. HAMILTON
Wholesale painters supplies, window
glass, wall paper, moulGings ETC., SIG Elm
street. Dallas, Texas.
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Important.

1mpOunuts :. 49,
When you visit or leave New York City:
save baggage, expresses or carr age hire ana
stop Il the Grand Union hotel. opposite the
Grand Central depot Six hundred elegant
rosms fitted mn a, cost of 81 900 600. re-
ducedt 81 and upwards per day. Euro
pean plsr. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stag aud eie-
waited railr ,sds t. all depots. Families can
live better for less money at. the Grand
Unios hotel than W snv other hrst-cisss
bofol In rf.s Wv
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AveriII NIixed PnInts.

guarantee this paint Will provo SAILS
factory when applied according 10 direc
lions. do not mean a guarantee OF salis
ton only when irst applied, as every pain
~ satisfactory when hrst applied, bat my
guarantee embraces euiicent Tune q
properly test the inertia OF tho paints. MS
fiieids Fad customers Ia the country are
authorized 10 protect this guarantee. hd
dress all orders 10 IL. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer in printers sup
plies wall paper, window glass, etc
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We recommend Csr,ers Iron Pills TO
every woman who is weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin; pale lips, cold hands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases for which Carter's Iron
Pills are specially prepared, and this class
cannot usa them without benefit. Valu-
able for men also. In metal boxes, at 90
cents. Sold by druggists or sent ny mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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Merit viii win. 30 we thought as a gem
teman was telling OF his wonderful cure OF
cough ana cold with Humphreys HON
eopathic Specific No.7. lie affirmed that
Tor coughs vnd colds of r stubborn char
acter il could not be excelled. II allayed
| the tickling in the throat and distress ing
cough, and relieved the honrseness when
bis friends had become alarmed lest pneu-
monig was setting In. He commenced with
Specific No. Z, taking six pellets every two
| hours; cough coon became milder; hoasse-
ness passed of strength and appetite i'm
proved, and in few days he was as well as
| pvpr
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CITY COURT.

City vs.. Adelph Ankle, ASSAULT as
missed
City va. Ball Cox, leaving team unguord-
ed fined 81. -
City va. Sam Scott. II. Keller, Morgan
Carter and Bill Laws, obstrucling street;
continued generally.
fined SO
City va. william Gordon, intoxlcatioa
fined 50.
C,tv vs. Charles Schunn, fast riding
fined 81.
City VS.. Fred Westball, fast riding
fined 81. ,..
City vs.. Maud Dunbar, disorderly house;
continued.
Cty VS.. John A, Woolsey, assault and
battery on his wife; transferred TO justice
court.
To make salad that is csrtain 20 please
All tastes you need only use Durkee's SALAD
Dressing. Nothing equal TO u WAS ever O.
fanlp sauCa.
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To tho Cattlcmen.

You are especially Invited to cali ae the
Hunsiabla Boot AM Snoe factory at az
Elm street. and see the styles OF long leg
csli riding boots we make m nailed and
haud-sewed We make them in case lots
for wholrsalipg and also keep II stock OF
them in our retail de yartment on the first
floor. Please mention that you came on
this invitation. ResDectiGlly,
WILL PUNISHABLE, Manager.