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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
WANTs.

tAJANTED-A FiTsr.CLAts tOUKKk.rHR
w d. Sizes a siluAtionl Satisfaction gnAfsnls,u
best of references ~ 10 Io.bohAioidlN' napuua,
ability. go Cali ON or address H. 20 LIN
ivANTsD-AN fNpFR,KNtEn AND hhL,'
W shir grocery clufk desires situation, AZ,
drsss n y r.fald ofn,e mNspl'
AZ AsTED-llIkLs AuENfs AM -FOUR
W house women at09 Mhln street pMlss,
IaJANIED-rKCRETA By TIKI DALLAS
w Harrsi snd Mood nware FACTORY; conai'
lions are th.t III, gentleman selected snall fur
nish approved bond. and shall take sl,l,O stock
IA The c'mp.nS aep ,iea,ion must 20 made D.
fore June s,h, Fof further particulars, apply TO
THoMAs Y MoENNl3 Pfosi Tent nasa,lw
fkTAhTEp-BY A BUSINESS MAN, WITH
w 5000 to $40 OOo. an act We intefcsi In some
good paying business In this ely or some ihny.
Ing place la Northwest Texa tho best OF ref
erences given and required, oonmunie atoms
treated cora i.ntially. Address j, H. pal.
las Herald office, mas y
.IANrED-To RENT A NicELY furnish.
" oil aud well ventilated room a ply nj $40
Hlm STREET Dovser q Lemon ms9s'u
WANTED "A MIDDLE-AGEh WOMAN TO
" do General Homework Ia asma' family
good vases guarAnte q; Germsn preferred.
Cal al Herald oiice, u. 20. mH2i'lw
XNAsrEp-A WHITE WOMAN 10 COOK
w Tor country hotc al.o boy or kirl to
wsi, On table; good wager To The hsh' parties,
APPLY 10 John J oBrlan. proprietor hOie',
papsr, may Off
tHJANTEY- rIIa TENAs LNDOwME,T
w Astrcls Ion will give good aud profiabe
emp'oym, Nc tn experienced Insurance. solicitors.
Adde'S ., NJ. Hal, Secretary, Ts5 Main street.
Dallas Texas mayi7 I'm
XVANTI IA FIRsr.CLAss COOK. WHO
w will a'so wash aud iron. In asmail fsmily;
rood wage will b, paid TO one fully com pcient
A rplv at12n olive siroea mays.tf
Az ANTED- ACuVk MrN TO CAsvAss
w for our snb,crip. on bpnss In every city and
county IN Tcxa,; liberal terms and permanent
employment given. Call % or address w.
strong ai2 81 sin street mat2lit
MANIFESTATIONS rUPArTIIEN ATOM
w AL NOT j. l's,.cla nccommcda,iuns ~
reasonable rates ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
Ta ENTY.IiNE CENTS rEK DAY. The bnild.
ing Is bricr, with thre. stAirways III case OF hre.
Located 10 the IA inUss portion of the city only
o squsrc tom .itsc,-car line, and one square
from 4, xa, 4 Psctio aud Missouri Pacific depot.
Convenient 10 pas, ugers coming or Going over
either road oiino open al ri hi Guests are
called for Ill Jralss 4. CLEARY, Proprietor
tAANTE y Win 4 vlEw OF LOCATING
w Ia sumo pleasant pnr OF Texas. man
wants 20 invest aoOut two thousand dollars
(s2to0) and his services IN sono lc.
gitilnnts business. The pa " 30 desiring
l. n lfsl. class correspondent aud very rapid
penmsn Quick ut figures and experienced In
formulated account; is cleanlv Ia person and
tom peTat. In haois, and no. afraid OF rental q.
ma unl labor CoiTcsOonf zee soli -ited by II.
VI. care Texas u sok and Bible Co., T3T film
sweet Ia'l,s Trxas ma rnd2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

Murray & Lanman's Florida Water
Supersedes all other toilet waters. 1t 10
distilled direct from the petals OF the
choicest aud most fragrant flowers Of tropi.
cal Florida. When mingled in the water oil
the bsth. or freely inhsled and applied to
the temples. Il reinvigorates, inspires and
tones up to wonderiul bosysncy both the
mind and body. Infinitely superior to
Eau de Cologne. To distinguish the Renu-
ine article from its numerou. limitations,
look out for the Trade Mark" which con-
sists Of Q narrow white strip label bearing
the fec simile signature OF Lsumaa q
Kemp New York, sole proprietors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
The HERALD; THURSDAY MOlllN

tical teacher TO secure suecessto the schools
and the greatest good to 'h@ children and
WnEarAs, Ths haeitpb the suar
disns OF the educational interests OF the
children IN other respects; Therefore, IL
SCENE 10 DO the teachers duty TO take no
tive steps In the mstter OF naming proper
candidates.; therefore,
Resolved, That We, the Hill County
Teachers association, do hereby requs',
the 3 ate TeAchers' association, through ~
president, to set apart q time during the
week ~ the association for the discussion o
this Office And plans for iilling II properly
tee -
Although PozE,n medicsted complex
ion powder II perfectly harmless and non
explosive, still II goes oil and makes good
report. Sold by all druggists.
GRAHAM.
GRAHAM, May G.--[Corrtspondence J.
rhr county democratic convention met In
Graham on the "a n Instant. John Tny loi
ana II. Hill were elected ne delegates 10 The
Fort Worth convention; Colonel A. X, Gro
zirr snd W. q D!ssely to the Hous,ou
convention.
Our county has been visited by heavy
rains. All streams ara swollen aud ou'
mails are ffequen'ly delayed. During one
OF the recent hesvy rainr, q young mar
named Clif Wilkinson, while riding horse-
back, was struck by lightning. killing him
and his here.
Crops ara excellent,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
HILL COUNTY rEACaERs' AssocIs-
TON.

UuIss ,Ro, May 24.-TC Respondents j
A ster the regular routine OF business. the
s,,,tee composed Of Professors Thomas
Iscv. o. J. Bacon, and b. W. Williams,
we're unanimously sdepteo;
wHxasas. The people Of Texas viii be
called upou 1t the Noysn Der election %
elect q stats superintendent Of public In
rtruc'iop: and
supervision cannot be overssrmsteo, $50 -
nn,spsss. ssd % the work OF sts ssuperin-
70 cd-pt Il ri = professional character. re-
ox:ripe the txps Renee snd sal, Of prse
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
BAT HIS.

The ricsst and xcs Complies Bath House
MINERAL WELLS.
Mr. Beesham 10 nov prepared 10 give Hot
Gold or q Hyperdermic Bath In . few momenw'
bv be can ship the Misersl water 70 an para q
''s ~ NJ. BKErHAn.
raso f1u,s ouosv. AAnssal Welh puknA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
FOR SALE.


COR sALE--A RARE BTsINE-s CHANCE.
L $3.50 worth oig ooorics snd store nIines
will be sold for $751; cash. Store situated In
good cuisines, portion Of Dallas Address I. N.
Herald Once mas u
NOR SALE on Ii AsE--A 40 H0RsE.POw:
Il or engine aud iull line OF planning: mill
machinery in coed Older; the oulding and 10
will also be LEASED II wanted; IL sood sssnn for
business; or witt take partner q pa ,gan WI DC
given Apply Ut once 70 Rat 6 FAUX. 9l2
Main str ct mty29.2tawlw
NOR GALA No, l NET SPRING WAGON
il o. . ba, gaiu; also ono horse; separate or both
together; god chance for a trade. Cal ct 1902
Elm near Good street ma 2s-N
T>ORsALE-ONR PARLOR sET AND ONE
bedroom SET No sli Wood street, price low
as parties W sh 10 give up housekeeping. m2S-3t
NOR sALE-VALUs ABLE RESIDENT AND
Il business proper,y, gnsrspieed 70 pay ~ pei
cent net On Investment IN one OF tn aaIa sses ~,
NJ. 4. sPINK3, Terrell Tcx,s. may29,lw
NOR SALE THE GENTLE FAMILY HORSE
Il (known as tho d.. Locke horse; any lady
or child can drive her; |. not AFRAID Of the cars
street car, fire engine, or anything else; VIII
also sell opeu-top buggy and two singl' har-
nesscs, nearly new Apply TO ID. Il Oppen.
h in, 1874 Ervav street mey2l.lw
NOR sALE.-TWO GOOD OUN, h. idY OR
l. work horses, 2;norse wagon, almost a.
work harness,and SCI OF buggy harnes,; can DC
bought c, cap f. c'sh Call on X BAKER.
Division Superintendent, or G. READ Man,
agar. Eie relepn ono Co. Dallas Tex. mSl6u
CfoRsALE -DEUOM MAUnINfs FOn sA.E
+ Two new machines and presses, Westake
& B,ittOn manufacture, for sale cneap. 'dfess
WIN PFOUTs care Herald Office. ian22f
TWh oALn.UK kENI a flnei-VLAso,
+ brand new auo; will sell on the Install.
mont olHn. Apply TO S6i Ross nvenuc. feb2yu
r,O9 sALE-HOESE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
+ black buggy rhsre can be purchased at a
bargain ny applying to c. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Teiephoue Ex. apr.3i
TOR sALG-oNE BILLIARD TABLE, N AR:
L ly new. Inquire at Craddock's. rpreo-t
OR SALE-sALOON FURNlrURf, CON-
| pnsrR o un ,er, shelving and Ice chest rs
good as new; viii sell very cheap for cash Ad.
dress 8. d, Herald oflicc. a-i6ti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
FOR RENT.

nOh R.NT-Onc large cottage on corner Mas.
ten street aud koss avenue with good iroi
trees. Appy NJ Herald once
FOR RtNT-- no $50, CORNER ELM ARD
L sycamore street,. best location Tor drug store
IN city. Apply TO DOUGLAS q DANoVER, No
IA sycamore street mes Nv
lOR REST-RUOMS 70. RENT SOUTH
L ern exposure; close tn business and suiisbl,
for light nouseEecplug also room foe oAicb or
storage putpuses, lpquire at II Main ups AIRS
Phntrg oftice. mar ~
NOR EENT-COTrAGr FOR REN c-FOuR
s rooms and usl.rn wat at 1897 Commerce
street Inqui'n nj Ell Mnin street ms@'t
NOR RENT ONE ELEGANT SUITE OF
L rooms south cxposur,: will be rented to-
q tier mr. sepha'oly; Srd floor Lintslcs Build
lug 735 Main streets light and ventilation per-
feet, water etc on same floor. LtNDsLEI *
BRAnroRD. Attorneys. 73i Vain 50 mn2lu
EoR nESf-tN JULY isT - REsIDENCf,
7i3 Pacific avenut; large house and centrally
located Apply ON y emi',s. mblo'lf
LOR RENT-l NICE fURNI ROOM,
/ cool pn pleas nj NJ s0i Jack.on ST. one min.
u,e's walt from Depoi. ap30tf
TfOR HENT-A VEET DESIRABLE COT
K tage OF 6 rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browdsr street; water on premi
ses Apply TO NJ 3. LEVY, Sanger Brothers.
Wholesale Department ep,26u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
NOTICES.


nj -77iGE TO CUNTRACrORs-THE TIME IS
~ extended until next Tuesday ev,ning at s
oclocs for The receiving Of bids or buildtng the
Main street brick sewfr drain from Murphy
street to sycamore street
W, Nj. JOHNSON Ctr Engineer.
May %. 1884. ma2s-5t
MOI IWENTY.flVE DOLL RS ME-
IN ward on the 9Th Of April lasLa small new sInc
trunk was by mist.ks or otherwise token from
the lower depot OF the T & Railway ~ DAT
las, Texas. will pay the sum above named to
spy person who will return said trunk TO my
oifics IN Notions building: gu arantee n, prose-
cution and ask no questions. ]. C. BIG0hR -.
ms2s-tt
NToTICG-A REASONABLE INWARD WILL
~ be paid for Information leading to the re
covery OF a gray horse. 8 or Q years old. about
is hands high, dim brand on shoulder dark
name and tail. seam 10 left hind hoof, name
inclined to lie on both sides OF neck. Address,
John T. witt Dallas, Texas. may25.lw
NOTICE TO CON7KACToRs---sEAt ED
v proposals will be received as my Office
until O'Clock y. IN on May 3st for bulldog
bridge Ia tho City park according TO plans and
specifications ia NY Office The G ~ council
reserves the right 10 reject any or oil bids. A
bond with security viii be required. according
10 city ordinance WIN JOHNSON,
City Engineer.
Dallas, Tex, May IS 1884.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
LOST.

Osr-A RCD PORTFOLIO CONTAINING
- receipts and note and certincatf JOS, eilher
Finder vii be reward d " leaving at the Her
aid one, isr j. u. ROBIN son. OF Duck Creek.
st
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RICHMOND
Straight Gut No. 1
CIGARETTES,

CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are willing 10
u pay little more fol Cigarettes Than tho
y Toe charged f1i the ordinary trade Cigarettes
will nnd tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29

Clrrect.' by these OBJECTIONS two Ques
tions are presented. First, Could luogmen..
such amendment BE- made without notios
10 toe princiai obigor In the bond. Held;
Under the rule laid down In LAvans vs.
Marchoarks e. Texa', Law. Rs
view. AZ ana freeman on jadg,
the appeal from the justices to tbs
county court zee properly disnissed and
this curt has no jurisdiction OF The appeal
Revins VS.. the State; from Brown c)un'
tv. Conviction for theft Of . horse for
ybich A punishment OF Eve years impris-
onmtnt in the peni.entiary was imposed.
The motion for coutinuauce was properly
ove,ruIed as in REV of the evidence sdduc-
ed, wbic was amply sunicieat 10 support
the verdict, the desired testimony Wa not
probably true. The chuge OF the court W.
mod and sufficient and there being no sP-
nsrent error, the Judgment 4, affirmed. :,
SNa,on 70. McGinness; from Mitchell
county. The certificates filed 10 this cause
in an pport OF the motion to sfiirm the 1udg.
meut thereon without references
TO the merits IL in strict complisnos with
the rulss, and contains copies Of the nee.
essary caption, 6nal Judgment. judgment
appeal bono filed In the oaee, and tue
cierk's certificate, and the motion II, there
fore. granted. Affirmed.
BLACK vs.. WELLER & Bon; from Huas
county, The motion 10 dlsmiss the ap-
peal 10 based on two grounds- Fir.t. That
The writ Of error was made returnebls on Inc
7th dsv Of April, 1884, instead OF April 9Th.
issl second. fbs bond nisdsscribss the
,odsueuf in that 10 describes Q judgment
Tor esI2,i5 when. in fact, the Judgment vss
ior S5I2 50. Hsld: First. The wit Of sr-
ror bsiuR made returnab's TO the lss
MONDAY In April, 1854. - sun
Gent. Second. The misdsscription OF the
question must be answered 10 the anrma.
4 sksn and should have been sustained. Re-
verssd snd rsmandsd.
Ticket. et sl., 70. the State; from Jack
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-10
4a7sH 8 RoNEs. General Dealers in Farming Implements and Tools, Agri.
Day ooaassD Dots.
coRsArrrD FROM ALL soURcas.

Bristol Herald
Emigration is booming.
The roads are. dryingaup rapidly.
Rev. w. H.sNare will hold divine ser
ice. regularly, every alternate
Every day sees one or more cars OF
noveables set out Tor this place. lucy
aay there were four.
Julius Sasse had the misfortune to loose
valuable yoke of cattle last week, tney
being killed by falling into a well.
Frank Bowen, the gonial host ofthe
Prior House, Webster, gazed wlfh won
der on Bristonss manifold Improvements,
an Tuesday afternoon. lie went nome
pensive and thoughtful.
On Monday morning about half past
thTae O'clock. g mile and q half east OF
Andover. q shocking accident occurred
by which Chas. Jones, a brakemano on tne
west bound freight train lost nis ne. AZ
is supposed that in jumping from q 2
to a Hat car loaded with lumber, ne mis-
sed the ear and fell near the track, as de,
pressions in the snow bank, the rushed
condition of his lantern, cap ana mitteh
lying there would show, and then ms
clothing catching he was dragged apou
the length of a car forward, where ms
BODY was found cut in twain, even MS
clothes were completely severed, the
parts lying ON each side OF the raii. when
the train reached Crotch, and signals Tor
breaking were given, Jones was missing;
thereupon the engine was detached and
went back looking for him and he was
found as above described. His remains
were taken { o the station at Aldover
where a casket was procnredsand forwar-
ded on Monday nights train Q his home
in Cumberland, Wis, in charge OF bis
fa~ther-in-law, Mr.. Geo. Westbnry, who is
the conductor Of the train on which the
accident occurred. Jones was a young
nan about 20 years of age, and married.
He had just come here, his first trip over
the road having been made the Saturday
previous to bis death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-10

seeding commenced thls week
Britton booms and BUSINESSES lively.
Lots Of lumber being sold in this place.
There are three land and loan agencies
III Britton:
Several new buildings win be commen-
cea TINS week.
Lots are going like hot cakes-from ave
to ten a day are being sold.
The Post Office at this place viii be
open and ready for business in a week.
If some one would start a meat market
in .Britton it would be a paying invest
Inent.
This part Of the country can not be ex-
celled In the Territory for the raising Of
stock.
We understand that the soldiers now
stationed at Fort Sisseton will be Temoy-
ed TO Port Totten, and will be succeeded
by two companies of colared troops.
Visitors still continue to come to Brit
ton to look at the boss town In Dakota
After carefully inspecting the country
around the city generally, they conclude
TO pitch their tents.
Under the head Of THE Queen CITY of
the toteaus.' the Day Light gives a live
two column puff of Britton aud the sur
rounding country.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-10
Andover Gazette
Andover has a jewelers
Seeding ia progressing.

Lots are changing hands lively.
Bradford is doubling the size of his
warehouse.
Aydaily stage is now running between
Apdover and Britton.
Fifty car loads Of emigrants' moveables
have thus fax arrived at Andoyer this
spring.
III the Day county Fair next fall don't
eclipse any first annual fair yet held in
South Dakota, il will be the fault of the
people and NOT of the country.
Hickman School Township polEed TWEEN
ty1three votes at the recent election TO
bond the township for the erection Of
sotir pew school houses: Fifteen votes
we're cast for and eight against.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-04-10
MILWAUKEE
Nv ] .-------.-.--------
.ArD s.. r.

II owns n operates over 1,eVV mse
Northern Illinois. isconsin, Nine
and Dakota; and as its main lines. 49,
connections reach all the great pIsls
OF the Northwest and Far Vest, II nz~
sweTy the d iond Of Short h-A
Route between
Chicago, Milwaukee, 81. Paal q -
thichgo, Milwaukee, Lacrosse anu ~ ~
Chicago. Milwaukee, Aberdeen y III
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire, ~
Chicago, Milwaukee, Hausau anu wwsss
Chicago, Milwaukee, aui,
Ipswich. andu|
Chicago, Milwaukee,, Beaver pam "a "A
Chicago, Milwaukee,, ifaukesna az
Chicago. Milwaukee, Madison anu
Chem rsf4
Chicago. Milwaukee,, Owatonna ora /,
Chicago, Beloit, GAINESVILLE ana Nu.SrS
Chicago, Elpin, Rockford anu DupuySAsfs
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island anus
Chicago Council Bluffs and Onlanms; VIA
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Fails an s.,nh
Chicago. Milwaukee,, Mitchell ailu WV
Rock Island. pabuaue, ~. Paul anI :sasst
Davenport, CaimaF, st. Paul ondAw
Palmanslcepers and the Finest Dla.sfs
the tn0rld ae runc en- the main lLaes pA8
CAGO, NILWA IEEE e 81. "a
and eyery attention Ia paid 70 paa7cs*a
tccls employees OF the Company. 3
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General Manager. Gen. lass ~
~ CLARK, aEo. u. ~. n
Gsnl RsApfh, AHsvs 4
rs rfAAE aN MEHTaNWfA
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-19
PERSONAL.


Items Cleaned From the Hotel Corridors and
Various other Sources.
All Smith Is over from Austin.
Hal Gosling returned from Austin last
night.
J. p. Towns, of Gonzales, is at the
Central.
NJ. Goggan, OF Galveston, is stopping
at the Central.
j. II. Paulus, a leading merchant OF
Flatonia, is In the city.
stonewall Bond and wife, Of Houston,
are Mt the Menger.
j. Deitz, prominent merchant of
Laredo, Is In the city.
s. Lederer, of New York, Is guest
of the Maverick.
Mr.. j. w. March, of Cincinnati, Is
staying at the Menger.
Mr.. II. ID. Strather and wife, Of Min
cola, are visiting the city.
Thomas Upton, of San Jose, Califor-
mia, is at the Central hotel.
George A. knight, of the Vandalla,
was over from Dallas yesterday.
J. G. Booth and J. w. Clarke, of New
York, are registered at the Maverick.
Il. o. Bales came over from Austin
yesterday and Is looking around the city
to-day.
Charles j. Langholz returned last
night from n 10 days overland tour In
the West.
DR.. A. T.. Buzard, veterinary surgeon
United States cavalry, at Fort Davis, IL
in the city.
G. II. Powell and wife, and 5, W. Hill
and wife, from La Grange, are sojourn-
ing at the Menger.
Mr.. l.. G.. Noble, from Houston, Is
staying at the Menger prior to going to
Gallagher's ranch TO spend the summer.
Mr.. Bennett Musgrave, prominent
stock man of Pleasanton, with his
daughter, Miss Ella, Is stopping at the
Central.
Gen. W. r.. Handy, Mr.. Thomas
Helm and Misses NJ. o. Taylor and
Jessie Lyell, from Austin, are registered
at the Maverick.
After affecting the capture of Bones
yesterday evening, Contractor win Ish
left for III Paso, for batch of conyicts,
whom he will take to the pen.
Mrs. ID. j. Kearney, of Fort Worth,
who has been spending n couple ofweeks
with relatives, No. 20 Camargo street,
left via the Missouri-Pacitc for her
home this morning.
Capt Hugh NJ. Thompson, of the firm
of IL. NJ. q Il. w. Thompson, leading
cotton and wool handlers Of Waco, came
in last night to feel the pulse of the San
Antonio wool market. This is Captain
Thompson's first visit to San Antonio
and he expresses himself as highly
pleased with the city. lie will remain
several days.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-19

/ will give $500 TO anyone that will
surpass me In dress cutting, and 500 to
anyone that is my equal. have opened
a school Of dress cutting, also cut and
make to order. / give the best fit and
most stylish draping that has ever been
introduced In Texas. l have schools for
teaching the art of dress cutting in all
the principal cities. l teach girl of ten
to ladies Of seventy-five, and make them
perfect dress makers. You can fit your
self with my Perfect Tailor System-I
give perfect fit the first time; 1t also
cuts dolmans and all over-garments,
ohildren's clothing and under-garments.
am obliged TO remain here ON account
of sickness in my family. Ladies that
have attended Chicago, st. Louis and
Cincinnati expeditions will remember
me. Agents wanted. Territory for sale.
b-26-6m MIME M. Ruth,
2l3 L. Houston St., San Antonio, Tex.