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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-17
A Monster Ratification Meeting a. Boston


BosToN, July l6.--The first Republican
ratification meeting OF the campaign was
held tonight in the fremont Temple.
Long before the hour for the opening OF
the meeting the hall was crowded and
overflowed, The meeting was held in
the basement and many were turned
away, unable to gain an entrance. The
platform was occupied by leading Re-
publicans rom various sections of the
State. Chairman Lodge, of the Republi-
can State committee, called tho fremont
Temple meeting to order and spoke at
considerable length. He concluded by
introducing Gov. Robinson as presiding
officer, and the Governor addressed the
meeting. Gov. Robinson was followed
by Senators Dawes and lIoar, Hon. w.
W. Grape and Congressman w. w. Rice.
Ex-Colloctor Beard presided at the
"overflowr meeting, and addresses were
made by ex-Gov. Long, George a. Mar
tin, Speaker of the Massachusetts House
OF Representatives, Ep Brow and Jesse
y. Grove. Themeeting was the largest
political gathering assembled for n long
lime.
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nIno nlnre or excitement" :"

MARSHALL, July lO.--lspeclal.l-
Messrs. Shepard and Wise, delegates to
the Chicago convention from Shrove-
port, La, passed through here to-day
ON their return. They confirm the
glowing accounts given by Mayor
Kretz, and say that the whole country
Is in a blnze of excitement in favor Of
Cleveland and Hendricks.
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Gunh From Blaine,

NBw HAVEN, July i6,-Ex-Auditor
Edward Mccarthy, the local Demo
cratic leader who bolted Clevcland's
nomination, received tonight per.
gonnl letter from Blaine, thanking him
for his pledge OF support. Blainc's let
ter II Ms follows; " =
Augusta, Me-. Julyle.--To Edward Mccarthy,
DRAR Stns-- Accept my sincere thanks
for your kind letter OF fcongratulation. !
regret that can make but this informal
acknowledgements lust now. ! 9 can .r
Vote as they elect, but will say, I am
heartily gratified 10 have found new
friends In your beautiful city. With
best wishes, believe me 70 be -
a Very truly yours,
lSlgnedl JAS. q. BLArNr.
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rnom rnE rALLs.
A Refreshing shower--rhe Improvement
March.

WICHITA FALLS, July lo.--Ispecisl.l +
Refreshing rains fell here last evening
and during the night. Cotton, corn and
all growing crops are In fine condition
and large yield IL assured.
The new hotel Will bo completed In n
couple OF weeks and viii be opened %
soon r. ready.
Prospectorsi numerous, as usual
and many are buying city lots and will
Greet houses upon them al once, and *
onward we 20. IL Is shfe % say thai
there IL more building here than In an,
town In the State for IL rikc.
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Enthusiastic Ratinca tior Meeting at Lou
isville.

iiie'
LOUISVILLE, KY, July l6'-The DEM |
O rats of Louisville to the number of |
: ooo ossorotlod In tba ronrt place this
''''' -,
evening Tor the purpose OF ratl-
iylnB the ohlcaHok ioil,innuVits. m
me speakers Me,y sun'iehion me-.
wen known p3ilueui anu nneli I
T9nlhrKs Wer4 no.et'uu ~.
hoit henry Masters1h, ,s%, SPeaklns Vi .ne
tarl!l plank saiu' ihe NaeiGlal '1 cona ,ono
nllttee Which lose US .he oiveeioil NV VI i0sV
oy running away iI"iii ue issue "
revenue REFORM hon as ~
was theii III Wy hanus ~ VI.
protsctiohlsIs. its IoweI, aH q,aec.eH
Dy tlle me itailnh ps,iu Vi ~ is'iius.'
was put Iorth W ptch e tne pla'iVIm, MI eol,
inlttee IN the ineq coliveneion; IN hnr1nsh
lls hSencS, areiui,S eliP,oyeu, .nu Doin- s.i,
ocrhts oI nSe ooutheih STATES "eei.s "eie ms
represented Oh that eonl,iils-
Tee; Hehce lhe ulsPrVportloll
wnlch appeareu III '9hgresS, between zen
wy lolio"eIs W WI nanuaii onu wv
i0llowers Oh Mr. CARLISLE anu M.
MORRISON was not lnmntalneo III tne
conliiilttee. Ino coniniitteG Smns' in
point Oh iact' ne"rly equaIH uiFiqeu, uut
tair 70 say, uiu IL ,ruo
=.
hal S'ilppeu tne question ol surpiusAge
and had iHid down without disguise the
iull measure 0l thelr desire anu extent
Oh tnelr ueIlanus, IL appeuree
tna' we were hoI SO lar apaIV
~ We hau lnhogiheu we WVIe,
an tlere came ABOUT u petter ieeliIR
ana alonS Win ~ prospeet oi agreo'
Iileht' the result was .ilst tilo sSn,coi.l' .
lllit'oeul eIgnV, "",vil llaue tne lia'ioi i'l'
| excepting ueh' butter, MrlNtu aI
iihal decisioh, which carried not merelS
the Judgment but the nearly aspproyM
oi Sach Oh tne parties 10 II; men Wv
hght came IN the general colhnlt.eei
the same leellhS arose ana snnrP cor
t9st was had upon TWO proposilonS' th'
iist oSlhS 70 s.,lhe o1t lno woIu eA
ciusiTeiy y dronI .lie ueetarntboa b an,i" vanUsr
ana inc second reiatlhe 20 the seleet!3u .I
u nperllhheht chalrut9l 10 rePort th'
platlornl 10 the conVeltioh' ~ wa
eohtenueu y MT, MMc9llt Iuyh %
fehhsylVanla, ahI othel irot9Vt'onisI'
VINO suppoIteu MN, th"t lne WI, WIZ
eNcluslNely was sNhoHNulou'
WIN tne woru only NooolN
disputed thls' put the iriehds OF revenue
reform defended INC iariii plahks & o
1876 anu ism, accepted the ISSUE
made py me other sue, an.
Wncn the NoVe was hheu
retaining the word "exeiuslveiy
u 70 Z-i's ,S ,s,gnincaaee WAS c,taii Cleari!
understoon. Ine SUBSEQUENT elec.lom .
Mr.. Morrlson 70 present uhe Iepor
TO the cohDent,on answers the ennrs
, that MI hahdnll had the commute
n the hollow OF ms hshd ana g3t ~
he ever wanted or askou iori ~ ne
SATISFIED, however, tnat enus th9 uispu.
between MN ana ME. i am
too, satiShed ana so ar
Ar carlisle ana Mr. Mprris9n Anu Mi
Hewitt ana MI, liuru ahn MI. M9rtog
ana those VINO acted Wleh US nnp WI
think as we 90. IA leso iaise lssu sul
as 10 the tarll was preclpl.ase'
bH the tepuolicans late IN the cahvas'
The Democrats ran away ana Wer
neaten' In the coming c~hNess Va
lines are Clearly lald down. NO IMs
issue or new issue can De sprung on "
we Me not going 70 run away, ,om y
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SAN Francisco, July l6.-The first
car load Of California beer ever shipped
east went forward to-day consigned TO
Chicago. 1t was ordered on its merits,
due TO the excellence Of California grown
barley.
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Tho Ipdinnn CampaIrn.

INDIASAPoIIs, July lo.-The Repul :
lican State Central committee has de-
cided TO open tho campaign in Indiana
in this CITY the last week In August.
Gen. John A. Logan viii be the princi-
pal speaker.
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Fall and Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation of pro-
pitiOus season, we are oyerstOcked in
some lines and offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
10 no house in the country.
Conservative merchants, who, In
view Of the uncertain condition Of crops
and the strlngency OF the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern JObbers before they can know
the needs Of their trade will find our
hOnse convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in such quantities astheir trade de-
mands, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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LAWRENCE, MASS, July l6.-The
Atlantic Cotton mills have shut down,
July 20, 10 August II.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.
Gov. Hubbard Has No Bee in His
Bonnet.
A MANLY, EARNEST DENIAL.
An Interesting Intervicw-He Thinks the
Ticket VIII Win and That Kelly
VIII shortly Cease to Sulk--
Political Pot Pourri.
Am Interrlew wIth Gov. Hnhbard.

DENIsoN, July l6.-lSpecial. l-7Gov.
Hubbard arrived in this city en- route to
Tyler from Chicago, and missing con-
nection with the train, remained over
till O'clock to-day. When asked if he
had seen mention of his name for Gov
ernor in certain quarters and what he
desired, if anything, to say about it, Gov.
Hubbard very emphatically replied that
till his arrival III Denison he had heard
and knew nothing of the mention of his
name in this connection; that
he was desirous at the very first oppor-
tunity after entering the State to
say that under no circumstances would
he consent to his name being placed be-
fore the Houston convention as candi-
date for Governor. He knew nothing of
such movement before returning to
Texas,a and lest his silence might give con-
sent, he took the first occasion to give
this expression of his position. OF course,
he said, "the Office of Governor was
worthy of any citizens ambition, but
since retiring from the executive
office, in 1879, there has been no
time, nor will there be, IN the
future, when he would seek to hold
second term. From. Congressman
Springer he learned that his commit
tees report would embrace matters
much more corrupt than any heretofore
given publicity. The Governor said that
the party would surely carry New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut, and is al
most certain to carry California and Col
orado. Illinois will elect a Democratic
Governor and is most likely TO 90 Dem
ocratic. Tammany pledged itself to
support the ticket, principally on ac
count oflIendricks, whom they were en-
Enthusiastically in favorof The labor socie-
ties will all stand by the ticket. Hav-
ing talked often and long with Butler,
the Governor is sure he will not run, but
only wants to be taken into the field
again. The religious feeling, he says,
makes no issue at all. Governor Hub.
bard will take the field for three months
in Indiana, New York and Connecticut
at the urgent request OF the Executive
committee.
HIS RECEPTION AT MINEoLA.
MINEoLA, July lG.-lSpecal. Quite
concourse of friends and admirers o.
; Gov. Hubbard rendered the dis
, tinguished Texan an impromptu recep
ton this evening upon his disembark'
ment from the south-bound train. Tn,
p ladies of the Normal Institute, il
behalf of the school ant
ladies of Mineola, presented hin
; with an elegant boquet, which h
accepted in his characteristicall,
: felicitous manner. He said of Cleveland
and Hendricks that the Democrac,
. offered in them guarantee of purit
and honesty and reform of the civl
service.
Mineola is solid for Hubbard for Gov
ernor.
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Tho National Democraiic Committee
@ Chairmansaip.e At.
WASHINGTON, July id.--lrhe Star says
The impression seem TO be that ex-Sen.
ator Wallace will be elected Chairman
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PROGRllIllE At SHADY VIEW PARK.

PROGRAMME At SHADY VIEW PARK.
,rosic by Meme Bros Band-Address by
unn. r, Il. Burke and other Chieis-Running
Tho Gauntlet and Voting for Prizes.
IAN Elegant Chinese Dinner Set, l2i
r;ece;, to be voted to the most popular mar
Teilsdy. This elegant set is now on exhibit
yond d. Cioslin's china hall on Elm street
0-Beautiful Baby Carriage, to be voted TO
fine hand dsomest baby under 2 years old.
EChe7s Regalla, to most popular chief
Watch Charm, with Emblems Ofthe Or
deL to most popular Red Man.
5-GOd- headed Cane, tn the ugliest man.
DANCING.
TableauN IN the evening with Electric and
calsium Lights.
l-Dcath of Tecumseh.
?-pocahontas saving life of Captain John
Smith
S-Destroying Tea in Boston Harbor.
4-Chiefs in Council.
5-Cherolees Driven from their Reservation
C-MaSsasoit Signing Treaty with Governor
Carver, of Massachusetts.
Dancing as per programme.
This celebration will be the most unique
and interesting celebration ever held In
Texas. The Tribe will be arraigned in full
Indian costume and mounted on war stceds,
anil the tlbleauX will reproduce some of the
most interesting incidents connected with
the early history of America.
w Il. CABELL, Grand Marshal.
w. d. WYLIE,
Ar LIVINGSTONE
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The Largest stock of

l,TapIE aniFANGY GROCERIES
and the lowest prices in the city at
BRYAN 6 BRADSHAW, 5l5 Elm St
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NcrteatIlI
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the ono that s,irpasseH her will have TO got
on stIlts.-f Tyler Democrat.

tnt ono thht turpnuhth ntI Will nhVo w kvs
on stllts.-f Tyler Democrat.
MORE THAN REpEExEp HER PROMISE.
The Meeting of the Press association
demonstrated that Dallas could more than
redeem ia promise OF showlng kindness 10
honored guea,s. Tho citizens were nntlring
In their efforts TO make the knights OF the
Quill feal entirely at home and 10 provide
amuoements for them while In tho. city,
Dallas Is so close TO us that We know her %
she ~, the Queen CITY" OF north Texas,
with solid business men, large business
facilities, capable ol being unlimitedly In
creased, many manufacturing establish
ments employing their workmen by the
thousands, and an Intelligent. refined and
highiy.cultured society that renders her
leeond to but few cities OF the state In I'M
portsnoe. Without sny sectional feeling,
10 ali feel proud OF Dallas, aud are glad
that her beauties, businoBs and attractions
may be made known 10 the people OF the
state through the papers OF the Press asso'
claiiop. The businets OF the Press associ-
alton meeting was Of but little public inter.
est. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are W. l.. Hall, OF the Dallas HERALD,
Herald, j. w. Booth, Decatur Tribune.
vice presidents; l.. L.. Llllsrd, Fairfield Re-
oordor, treasurer; u. u. Gilbert, OF the
Abilene Reporter, secretary. Tho esssy OF
Major Elliott on the amenities OF journal
ism and the importance OF the press, was
eoholarly, aud was listened TO with great at.
tention. Miss Painters poem (which VIII
bo found In this issue) was surprise to
many Of her friends. though some there
wtro who knew the lady for her true worth,
felt that the poetic conception OF tho story
OF the Massacre III La Purissima. an we'll as
the pearls OF thought and flowers Of fancy
by which that conception WAS pictured 10
the attentive auditory were but tho dover.
ing OF those buds Of promise 80 profusely
seen In this ladys other work. -ILongview
Democrat.
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. .: T., {, Cater sts corner Ross avenue and
y, NJ. Powell. csruth, near Msssen,
5000.
". @ Padgit' corner Cochran sui Mas
HAIRY Bros corner HARDWOOD and coch'
". q. Randall. corner,siastsn and Coch
John Aldehon, carutb, near Master
II. Schmidt, west end OF Park street
SEQ.
b. NJ. Bicks, corner Marills and Akard
| Q, 200.
MIRA. Sarah opyenheiu, Akard, neal
Texas Central road, 1900.
Joseph Lohnste'o, corner Young and
Mrs. 4. HUT, Young, near Aksr', $40,
Also the following small cottages, wac
the reporter failed " learn we're the owr-
ers: Cottage No go Bryan street, $500
| No. 4i5 Flora street, 500; No. 40 Flora
street, 800; No. AL Flora street, 1890; No.
1873 Flora street, 800; No. 425- Flora street,
!, 900: No. 49, Flora street, $50; No. ~
Flora street, 800; I'm Peaks addition, 900;
corner Cedar Springs snd Harwood, 500;
on Cedar Spiings street. east OF Hhrwood,
COO; three cottages la Gastin's bomoslead
addition, 3 000: three cottages In McLnnds
addition, $500; three co,tsges In Cedar
Grove addition, $50.
There SIRE number OF houses tnat have
been erected In Keller and Bolls' addition
10 the city and Others that the reporters
failed 10 secure Ia time fer this issue, which
$1,000 or $4,000. Besides the
above improvements. the city paid
ont during The past yeor $500. For
street paving, $40. i,0, for street and bridge
repairs, $4,000; opening and extending
streets, $93l2; sewsr connections, etc.,
81, 800; curbing and sidewalks, 1880, max
ing total OF public improvements, Sl2i,'
SiS.
Contracts will ba let In few days for the
building OF an Episcopal college, which will
cost some 100000.
East Dsllas will build this season a public
school building. which will cost some
$4,000.
Turnpikes, est-gradings and other inn
provements OF that character, will soon be
let TO contractors.
The Queen City 10 otill booming.
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FOR RENT.

ISOR RbNT-Two ROOMS, WITH or WITH.
Il ont board, furnished or unfurnished, both
front and .ouih. In private family. G2 Began
street, Dallas. Texas. may20-2t
EOR RENT-UN JULY IsT-REHIDENCE Gle,
743 Pacide avenue; large house ana centrally
located. Apply on promises. malS.u
NOR RENT-ONE ELKGANT SUITE OF
l. rooms; south exposure; viii be rented TO.
Rothor or separately; 3rd floor Lindsey build
Ing. TS5 Main street. light and ventilation per-
feet; water. etc.. on same floor LINDSLEY &
BRADFORD. ATTORNEYS, z2S Main Of. apr22lm
FOR RENT-sEvRRAL CHEAP AND DE-
sirable houses. well located In Diff rent To-
calities For further particulars. apply TO
VEAL COOPER 81 HUNTER, 707 Main street
ma16-tw
IrOK RENT-TfE OLD TX OHAhGE BANK
l. 30 n Ell. ,Jtci. north tide Courthouse;
size 25x15 good stand for any busipsss Apply
to w. BARTON 625 Elm Il apr25.lnne.s
NOR KENT--A NICE fURSl d ROOM
i cool an pleasant at SOL Jackson St one min.
ute's walk from Depot. apa0tf
EOR KENT--A VERY DESIRABLE COT.
Il tage OF 6 rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browd-r street; water on promi.
ses. Apply 10 NJ s. LEVY, Sanger BrolhsrS
Who'll ale DeEartmtni apr26u
I,oR RENT-FOUR ROOMS AT 2o3 LIN ST.
Il o or Wallace & waxgs nefs; vrry pleasant
rooms, suitable Tor offices or sleeplng 70 rms.
Apply to J. BARTON, 625 Elm At. apr25-lm
C,OR RENT--IHE STORE HOUSE,, GIL ELM
H. street now occupied by Lyons Brothers,
Wholesale kaddlerv; 25x150 feet, stories. Apply
70 JAMES BARTON, Cos Elm st. spr25lm
nor RENT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
A SO4 Jackson -treet apr19tf
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MEETING OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

\,
ex-Oonied association, met yesterday
morning for tho purpose OF taxing some
steps In regard to the grand reunion, 70
commences on the Sth dsy OF August next
continuing TOUR oays..,
The meeting was called 10 order, General
Cabell In the chair aud ID. A. Williams
made secretary.
The following association5 were repre-
Gepsrsi Csoen, oaosli,s nlis sa'a.ao
y. Bower, drsndourry's urisade.
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MERIT HAS ITS REWARD.

1t will be seeD In this mornings HERALD
that Dallas bss improved more rapidly
than any other city In Texas, and that
there mas been mora elegant buildinge
trscled, fitted up with sr;istic taste, and
without regard to expense. than any Other
city 10 the south. J. is but Just 10 state
decorator, 500 Main street, hos adorned
mcrs Of theee buildings with HE brush,
paint, pspor and frsscoing than oil Others
combined, ard that his work has stood the
stricte,t scrdtiny OF the most tasiidious
lovers Of fine art. He asks the inspection
of ell 10 each and every piece OF decorating
and painting he has executed. and chel-
lepgcs the most celebrated nrsists In the
country TO surpsss bis skill and taste. He
also ssks every one desiring work in hts
Iine 70 call at bis rooms. Don't forget the
number aud street, 500 Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS..


YK7 NTED-A GOOD WHITE SERVANT TO
w tho work for y family OF two. Address
Nrs. II. w LEWIS, Terrell. Texas ma2l.N
tXTANTED-A FIRsr.CLAss wHisKEY
w drummer: mono but au Experienced fnv-
elsr. with a trade In this Tine need apply. "A.
dress 20 )" care Herald oiilcc. mt2l-lw
NTANrED--HOTEL COOK AT TIlF FISHER
w House. C.co Texas 10 1rst-class COOK
we will pay ilrat-class price. Apply 10 ~ e
Tlanders or Charles Flanders, 700 Main streets,
Dallas Texas may2nu
M 1NTED-X WHITE WOMAN TO COOK
w for country ho.ol; also 10Y or girl to alt
on table; good wages TO tho tight parties. Ap.
ply to JOHN J. VBsIAN. Proprietor Hotel.
Kopperl. Bosouo county, Texas, or office Of
WANTED CANVAsSERs WANTED; GOOD
w man can make from ~ to $40 per day. Call
at 722 Elm street. Dallas. Texas. ma20.2t
WTANTED : BOADkKs AT vLEnNDEK
brick, No. 1921 Elm street, 1 block west Of Union
Depot with south front all furniture and bed.
ding new; everything nrst.class aud new neat
and tidy; hrs'-class boarders ~in be received By
the day, week or month. with or without lodg-
ing; every effort made TO make guests feel at
home; large aid airy parlor dining rooms; meal
houB-breasfast G:30 TO SEQ dinner, l290 TO ZOO;
supper. 6:S0 to SEQ. Mrs. a. L. CLORE, Pro-
pyietOress. malSIW
M YOoNa LADY OF INTEL
w ligence desires a situation as copSist;
writes fair hand and good wages required.
Address 1. D Herald office. rnals.4t
XjANTHp-THE TBXAs ENJOYMENT
w Association will give good and profitable
en- cloyment 70 experienced insurance collectors.
Address A, NJ. HALL Secretary, 7cS Main
street. Dallas, Texas. mal7.Im
MAN1ED-A FRS I.CLASs COOK, WHO
w win also wash and iron. In ANAL family;
good wages will be paid b enc fully competent
Apply at 10 Olive street mastf
yVAETED--ACrIVE MEN TO CANV ASS
w for our subscription books In every city and
county In Texas; liberal terms aun permanent
EN- ployment given Call on or address !. w.
sTONG 9I2 Main at mar3 unit
MANTED-AGENTs Address THE ST.
w LOUIS kLEsTRlC LAMP co. st. Louis,
NO.. for circular cuts an1 terms for tn, 81 Can
die Power Cssperson Electric Lamp. ap2,vSs3t
yET 10 STOP AT Tux NATION
w AL HOTEL; st.olisg accommodations at
fosnorablo rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY FIVE GENTS PER DAY. The build.
ing Is brick, with three stairwGys in caro- OF Are.
Locate In the businosa portion OF the city. only
ane sqnszo from stroet-car line, and one square
from TeIsa b Pacific aud Missouri Pscifo Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or soing over
either road. Once open all night. Guests ore
called for all trains. #: CLEARi, Proprietor.
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COLORADO.

With the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
crossing at that point the Texas & Pacific
with it's western branch, and the Colorado,
San Angela & South weetern built eouth-
west, Will be TO western Texas what Dallas
is TO north Texss. Then be on hand at the
sale OF lots on the och instant, and make
investments that will return you large
profits, and do not wait until property has
advanced In price beyond you,
means aud then say III l had
only known, would have made
big money" Colorado has the money, the
enterprise and the start, and she 10 certain
TO be an important city. You are making
no experiment by investing there. You
are certain OF profits.
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THE TEXAS STONE COMPANY.

Yesterday the Texas Stone company held
q meeting at it's Office on Main street, and
elected the following directors for the
ensuing year, VIZ: Meslrs. A. Brownlee,
w. ]. Keller, ". II. Lake, d. Portwood aod
w. l.. Hal. The following officers we're
thereupon elected, viz A. Brownlee, pres.
ident; w. r. Lake, president; w. j.
Ke Ter, secretary and treasurer. The busi-
ness OF the company for the past twelve
months has been more than satisfactory. The
company are now about 20 put in switch
or spur lending direct 10 the quarry to cost
some $1,000 to So, 900, which will largely add
TO their net receipts. An immense bust.
ness in stone furnishing for all manner OF
buildings Ia awaiting these stone quarry de-
velopments and no better stone can be
found for the purpose used than the Parker
county materisl.