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olive aud rtg Trees.

Five years ago l.. S. Saxton had a fir
rec which hore ahundan,Iv aud ,,ioI,ioJ
,oouiiar,,. - g.. =. Gun 'o'"eu
p0ou''"''s '"reo 'ru''' III became neces-
sarV 10 prune the tree to make IL more
shapely, AMI the year after IL rniled IA
IN ture its frnit thongb I, Ioo,.oa ,.,,,
,mxnr,an ,I - W. ,t11ouEn II lerved onl
,ha .,,',,os ~ Wv Auo shnhe lhlhg III
.nuyni ,n r,,,,a IT, NV tho owner
m ,nur,"g snS nv i',"''vI ny lloerai
nrnyemaet hos han, 'Uu ou. no inl-
ni,,n,y o,,,ii,i.s ~ a., ,,," ill.,, IN the
I isas yi,orous annarn v s'ee' m..uousl,
,.ish =" ''s'i'u' "PP"rn''y ~ one could
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TRUSTEES SAD.

V'Rt,SrEE'S SALE OF TUE DALLAS
4 ObFRA Nr'St w uEpENz Tine mil
- 'pcrA-a, use ,,rG INV. ~ - certain deed
~ i'"~' 40 .. u -+tH HH' &c sa '.trv, A. L.
IL 'tv.Ue,, : ~ ~,.,s pages
'- '"'. - AZ, 80, " :.,a rp,Crl. u. trus;
iee''s, iaVttg S's. ETC.,, OF III" county ui pa.-
ias, state q. Texas, conveyed I, 'hr untTr.
Signed trustee ne following descr!opd r,f.i
esta g, situated, lying aud being in the CIV
Of Dallas, county NJ Dallas, state Ot tcNai,
lo-Wil' Begi nlnf ioi lis nOrthe ~ corner IA
ne southwest corner Oi Con mtrcv and Aus
TN stress In the said city " Dallas; thence
south with the VI G. OF Austin street 90 fppt
to Jacks n street; thence west " th Jackson
street u feet; thence north parallel Williams.
Tin street IN feet ~ CONNER, re- street thruro
rAl WIN omrvrcc street 10 the beginning
10 feet, together with all and ling lar tLo
rights, members appur cuRt ces aud heredi-
taments thereto belonging or in any Wise I'M.
cldent or nppurtpning, and with al and
Nhgul the furniture aud fixtures. scenery
ana properties OF any and all Sorts Whatsn
ever per rinl K to the npera-h house situNt, d
| uWn aid land. And whi h sal conveyance
o the undersigned~us made In trust tO he-
cure the paNmeut OF certain note iu snid
decd described; and whereas sad notes AMI
| NIru,hg tmttrest have not been pHid as r. o
| CURED, Now, therefore, puhllc notice Il
hereby given that the indcrs gupd, att I,
request oil some tf the holders of said notps
ana III purs uUuCe Of Che terms of III. said
uced ni trust, viii on Monday thu 18th any
| oi utcembcr. A, ID 1884, between the hours Of
Wo clock IN TIE forenoon and ~ took I'm tnt
| afternoon at said day, at the door OF ihC
court mouse II Dallas county, Te,nS, proceed
nSell the said property hcreintofngr describ.
60 AZ pup icauct on, fir cash, to the nIyhps,
bidder, 10 satriy said uuraid ~ ties and In.
ictcst, the expenses II Curr, ing on thIs trust
and for The purposes In said deed or trust sci
forth. JOHN +, MURPHY, trustee,
nALLAs, T,NAs, vembcrl, 1881
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Fashionable Gambling in Paris,

The fashion for gambling is the pest Of
modern French society. People play
for nigh stakes in the most respectable
private houses and at the smallest and
most sociable OF entertainments. Nay,
! have seen "the board OF green-cloth"
Installed in the palace of the Elysee it.
80 {, under the presidency of Marshal
MacMahon, on grand ball nights, with
All the cOncomitantS of shaded lights,
piles OF gold, intense, earnest PLAYERS,
and total silence pervading tho room
The sunis won and lost nightly at the
ashlonable clubs are startling IN their
extent. IL ~ by no means an IIncum-
mon thing Tor fortunes to be haZtrded
ON the turn of "a single card and the or
binary stakes in many instances amour
10 from Si,OU0 To $4,000. The eStr ,urdi-
nary career OF tho young American who
commenced last season by wnniugS3OD.
100 and who finally left Paris without a
penny, furnishes a. illustration of the
LONGS in these elegant homes OF hazard.
AS rule, however, Americans are not
welcome guests AZ the FASH ,nable clubs
~ they do not usually play hugh enough
o satisfy the ideas oil the habitues.
Loss dangerous, but more severely
l'dil WIN ny the ponce, are those elan
destlne gazing houses whose directors
display degree of adrOitne- ia battling
ne researches of justice which would
To honor 10 more reputable pursuit.
There was one man who cOntrivrd fur
long time To keep out of the clutches
I the law, while continuously carving
his nelariOuS occupation. lie would
hi,e two or three furni shed apartments
IN different aud widely separated quar-
ters of Paris, and would transfer mis-
| roulette table in a cab from one To the
| bther, never spending two con-
Necutivo evenings in tho same
place. AT last no was captured In n hotel
which was for sale, and IN which he had
INSTALLED himself oStensibly to take
'hargo oft He very cOolly remarked,
IN u rather hurt tone, TO the pollcem IN
that took him prisoner: "G really
mink that you must have got preiu.
diced against me in some way"
\ wonan's gambling club, which bore
he semblanco Of an inotIonsive table
d'hpte, was also recently broken up on
the Rue des Martyrs.
Many people think IL would BIO far
better If the government were to estab,
fish u licensed gambling house in Paris
ike that OF mOntU-carlO, which would
| 10 under the strict surveillance of the
police, prohibiting card-plaving in the
luns altogether.- Philadelphia Tele,
| gram.
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LEGAL,

DALLAS COUNTY COM apIStONENS
- Court, Nn,cmhrr ,rrm, A. u. lSStl
November ~, NNL-rhu follow ny order AZ
IN, ue ana cnlered, tn.Nii! Ordered. THAI
we clerk OF THIS court he directed 10 adyrr,
80 Tor biud.rs for the following pu posps
10 WIZ F'rSt-FOrH hupcrintpu EN- nr m.
HhllN county ia m from Jnuuury /. lsS, 4,
January |, last bidders to state sr.hry n,.,
month"; econd-Fur u physician Tor H.,
~ a. county iarm for one year frIm Iu,ii.
MS u ~, bidders To state \ hrA Der mouth
1n,luItur count physician To attend m
w hnu pa'pers oton the county + ,un ia
,uv Nehf nom January 1, 1875, hidtpr.
Nn'e salarN TER mouth. Fourth For N s.N
lur ecouhi 30 bury the iudircnt ~,
w Olf year from january |. | 81 Flth-F,,
Urn sl hg medicine To TIE minutes of IA
W, huVlh ntvnt pnnr not IN thee nm \ f,ri,
n"uers 10 SLATE the price Der pr,sr,iniin,
hlds to br hlel with the g unity r,ers I,
nunV lu rc, anu In hc -. iencd h, the . ou,
~ Monuhy, December 4, 1884. and tne eouui
hpressN reserve, the rifnt to r,,iert nnv ,
:" Slus " may be prevented.
herr' yrerliiy that the nbnye IN true n,
1IIevt TOP OF thr order at,n,snid,a as ANNA
ltrm. "'"'e W NJ
s,l-,'iven under my hand and of, b,
NV, " ONCE, In the clty OF ID u,ss, tl.,s
"% OF November, A. d. IS,
County Clerk Da .eaeniy, ~ ~
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sin,plstons in New York who wastee

nnlpietons in New York who wasted
their votes OH st. John.
The Chicago Inter Ocean snaps it up
with the rejoinder that a true cause
| will be found in the free trade Repub-
| leans OF the west and II the denun.
Citations heaped on Mr.. Blaine four
years ago by such papers as the Trib-
| une.
The Indianapolis Journal is convinced
that Indiana "cOpperheads" and Soon
| federate" money did the deed.
The Boston Journal lays the whole
blame on Ben Butler, who sadly mis-
carried and failed TO carry away from
| he Democratic ranks the vote he had
promised.
The Commercial Gazette thinks that
"the contemplate Stalwart, Roscoe
| Corkling assassnated Blaine, and
| points To the vote in his own county,
whore the Republican loss was suiii-
Gent TO lose the state.
The New York Mail and Express lays
il all on the Tribune of that city, winch
| by silly quarrel with its printers lost
Blaine loo votes that would have
6 ected him.
Tho Tribune refuses to make any re-
ply TO this charge, but joins tho Com
mercial Gazette in denouncing Conk-
| ling.
| "bdJl says 10 was Burchard, and no
one else, who did the deed.
And thus they keep it up, Burchard,
) John, Conkling, tree trade, the Ty
| biographical Union-each of these was
the sole and only cause of the Repubii-
can defeat. Not one Republican paper
has yet discovered that this defeat was
due to y strong popular opposition to
b alne and the party, to an earnest
feeling throughout the country in favor
| freiurn in the admin ratio of our
affairs, in greater economy, in the puri-
iication Of the public service, and in
bringing out all these reforms which
ore go much needed. New Orleans
Times Democrat.
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w. l.. CABELI., Mayor,
A test; W. f Parry, City Seer, sry w.

A N ORDINANCES REGULATING TIN
construction aud maintenance of avn.
ines uhd Signs on, over or across Sidewalk,
IN the city Ut nailaH
SEcrioN !. he Il ordained by the City Coun.
III ol The city OF Dallas, That IL snail Ia. mn.
awful Tor any person or persons To erect a,
onSlruct any awnings Ou, over or urro.s
my Sidewalks M the City Ot Dallas lower si
Wy point IMAM ten feet from the sugfnce ui
tie sidewalk; all awniri.s shall he ,ernr,I'
listened to the side of the building And urn,
Y Nupported by iron brackets, and Mi avn
hge, except cloth awnings, WITHIN th, A.,
nuts hha'l be covered with tin, sheet iron
me or some urc-proOf material; nor Shall
nv person erect any awning p,st ON AM
ldeHalk IN the civ OF Dallas. All awnin,
nSla now standing ON nny sidsvnlk
'hall DC removed nv soon as the awnlnrs Inc,
'Npputt are removed iui repairs OF otn,,
S,rSo~ nor ennll any awning extend
the sidewalk '' '"s'
sc, =, IL shall ~ unlawful for any pcrsoi
" prisons 10 place, have W n,aIninin nm,
WV VI wow, cloth, TN or other suO,iancc
elng suspended fastened or attached In nm,
manner ON, Rcrpss, along, OF, rr aboye mn;
HusWhlN OF y net IN said City, whether nkoV,
uenW Tue awning, SO that tho anne Nhn,
nnleoi more than SIX ncneslrum the oulp
so ~ enS ~ 40, or on,idlng abutnng on an!
sec. =, ANY one violating am OF Tho mr.,
VISIONS nl . ~ two proceed ne a ctlona ,hni
~ conviction In ~ Mayors court Ia, NM
h AZ any sun not lcs' than Ilyo no more thsl
SEQ I Thntall ordinances, or maria n, ri,
r snanses' In c"nn q herewith are hereby re
| Sec. !, That this ordinance take orcc, from
'ts pas we AMI pu ilcaiiou.
Approved October y issl.
A ,ruo W.T. cABELt, Mayor.
W. L. PAaRr, CT y secretary.
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Some Of those have achieved distinction
on the floor and in the business of lsgis-
lation; some have gained q national
reputation as curiosities; and there are
few whose departure will be source
OF satisfaction to all friend of honest
government, irrespective of party.
Among the members who depart at
the end of tho short session are Gen.
Rosecrans, of CALIFORNIA;; the veteran
William w. Eaton, of Connecticut;
Judge Payson, OF Illinois, prominent in
connection with the land-grant forfeit.
ure question; w. FL. Calkins, of Indiana,
who has not the consolation that would
have been his if the people of Indiana
had elected him governor week before
last; William ID. Washburn, of Mime
trader, and George l.. Con
verse, the Democratic protection
st, of Ohio; John Hancock, of
Texas; Judge Poland, of Vermont, with
his old blue coat and brass buttons; the
amiable Prussisn, Deuster, of Wiscon-
sin, and Messrs. John II ardy, Orlando b.
Potter, Waldo HuJchins, William II.
Robinson, and William Dorsheimer, all
of New York.
We observe that the list of curiosites
will be considerably curtailed. Neither
tho carmine locks Of Col. Thomas Porter
house Ochiltree nor the YER
million elOquence of the Hon
james Bucephalus Belford will
lend touch of warm color to the delib-
crations of the forty-ninth congress
Roswell G. Horr, Of Michigan, has been
elected 30 stay at home, and ca amity
Weller's amazing autobiography will
not appear In the next edition of the con-
gres slonal directory.
For the loss Of these useful and anus
ing statesmen there is perhaps some
compensation in the fact that Keiier,
William Pitt, Kellogg and Il. John Ell
liz, OF louisiana, accompany them into
retirement.
Then, too, congress will lose for the
present the services of about dozen
other legislators, who in one way or
another have made their names familiar
to the country. Theodore Lyman, the
Massachusetts Independent and civil
service refOrmer; Leopold Morse, of
Boston; little Phil Thompson and John
y. White, of kentucky; Herr Smith and
Mutchler, of Pennsylvania; Money, of
Mississippi, and Casey Young, of Ten
| neSsee, John 5. Wise, Of Virginia, and
| Gil Bias Brewer, the New Jersey aotter,
| to say nothing of others of almost equal
| renown, are preparing to make room for
| their SUCCESSORS.
Some Of these departing congressman
GOV unfairly, others against their earn
| est inclination to remain. Some of them
will bo remembered, others have the
comforting assurance that they will not
ne missed. Some have earned the graft
tude of the country by intelligent and
faithful performance Of duty, others
could not do worse ii they should be re-
elected Yet MI of them, good, bad and
indifferent, celebrated and obscure, have
in common the glorious opportunity to
so to work in earnest week from next
Monday, and for the next three months
Ia really earn their salaries as servants
Of the people, New York Sun.
Ladies approve OF your smoking Cit
fla Inypr ~
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NOTICES

NOIl'E-MlSS NAStE III NnFR on
A has returned 10 Dallas. aud W ali = her
friends an oil customers to call ON Il r nj
Mrs ", hhins. ~ Elms. rn2n-3
Nui ca 10 rtE' tU--TWO CNt-
4 ais Of go d, smooth steers lthrcr yrnr.
OH paso ar 'sl twill deliver ON rnllTono.
also one car. load fat COW. 4 .drcs, l.wt n
SMALL StHsuN, 20. COX 81, Fa,o pln a.
Pn'o pinio rNuniv r,,n. 4,
y VI 10 40 y ..,t,..I, .,.tI-,N :
~ OF properly In sewer districts between
wa n ana Elm al eets, from Sycamore 4,
hhrWood street aud hel Wtcn Mpl't and 20
ngrceStreets rom Jeir rgOn To Murphy rpi
section of sewer trdinnuCu-Ihnt puy.t
sewers water clo'ets, ami sink ba lus. ono
'hul De constructed IA MI ct tald district sf
Sounc, vi h the district sew r, on motto,
from TIE city engineer, nnt pg dlrcotd IA,
SAID Nicer and not s,horwlsc -
SUD Sec !, IL shnll b. ~ mlsdemosnor f,,,
IN owner or occupant uf any bulidit Y mn nm,
ever ulslrlct-HhN position of Witch Isl sr
ornny purpose during any portion of IA,
u'y-iofail To have at ps one ,vnt r. clns,,
connected with Tho puhlic sewer IL Juys In.
'r hou icRlnn by THE city en- .iurer cic.
Tue shove district sewers arc roo, trn,ta
Hhu really Tor use, and all parties Iutprest,
are he'rby notified tn cnmnly with the aboy,
sections TIVE saver ordinance,
W. NJ, JOHNSON, City Engineer.
November H. tSSi
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The mower of modern guns is ilustra-
ted by experiments maze in Italy, OctO-
Der |, ISL. An Armstrong l0O-tOn
hreech-looding gun, having a calibre OF
II inches, was fired, with charges of ~
pounds Of powder and forged steel pro.
lectlles weighing 1871 pounds, against
targets, distant about 100 yards, one OF
which was Il solid steel plate 10 inches
thlck backed by ~ inches OF teak. The
other targets varied only in material
round, the proiectile passing through
with a considerable surplus Of power
Report of Secretary of War.
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The Republican papers are s,ill qua,
'eling among themselves and abusini
ach other ~ being responsible for th
efeat. II Is astonishing how man
uses they have already found for thi
feat, aud NJ they are still engaged
40 interesting work OF searching IL,
'ore u Is probable that they will Dig n
yood r und hundred or 80 OF reaso,
fore they are through with IL.
THE Chicago Tribune ASSERTS that III,
eiea. was due 10 'ilhe sentimental
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A groat variety pf gift books, albums
writing desks, work boxes, toilet order
jewelry and card cases, ink stands.
music boxes, etc, at j. B. Fears book
store, sos Main street. Some of these
goods are simply legant.
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good m NY con- plruous figures T.
she present house Of representative
VIII 80 out next March. There NJ
m'r 'h'n me hundred anil thiri,
members OF the forty-eigh h congres
-..v Nni not srl'var in the ivrty-nlnth
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II you will call AT 800 Main strset wa
will take pleasure in showing you the
largest assortment Of holiday goods in
fhn nlIN
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Z, ~ .rhI.i.--- 81 tgn 81 .SI ..RSG
: tO4 PAN l-4-rOom house, lot sJxiaj. c0r.
hef 9! NroWduS and Porter streets; lot i0.x
houhts OF ~ud rooms, East Nslla., north.
ESsl Oh FalI Orounus; Broom mouse, Lot OK
",cofnsr oiCoricsue ana Biowder streets:9
acres WIN houses, I and 3 rooms. EAst bal.
,ss' loftaea.t of Fair Grounds 3-runn! houss.
lot J0XgJ, corner Grimm ina Gibhs s.rss,ss!
.oN Nud 2 q and sscsUh 5Uxl25, in Ilddsl
ieN ssGdiion, adjoining and vest Of VAR
rrn1hdti lol 5eIeO, corner Griffin aud Aksld
r'rss;s, lot @GNsUO, joins tgir Giound on Inc
west i9i 4lz5', on Pacific Syshue, opposite
passenger depot; lot ~ ,Xi,U, conner CCtfon.
no. 'N.I. f'titlr 80 u .
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~ a - 4 - '.A., b., ..Il-tIil1S
" IN city or country 10 taNs lipb, , wn!lkN
w neF own s bones pc, 81 10 day easily mSd .!
GOOD demand for our work and r,iIp,,isH nave
employment Address, with slsn,n Ts.eady
N'FG o. zl- Vine street, Cbtcii' EVWS
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lOk kENl-lhn ~ bNICK STORE
= houS =, size SNt0, situn d ON the Publs
square OF the city ofly Ter; suitable for any
bu'lntss; terms liberal. Fo, fulther inior.
nation, apply to Il BERYFELo, Tyler, rex.
r.QQ1 "A
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4 mnn cony; w. y, p pa, ~


itur cory: w. e, PARRY, city Secretary.
A BiLL 10 HE FNrITLED-AN OHDfe
~ nance 10 provide FOR y Volunteer Fir
Pc lee company.
eEcrluN / Re u ordained by the Cnuncll
OF HE GUY or Dallas, Thut there shall be or
tnu2rd Lud der tie supcrutenduu,e q tue
Mayor volunteer company 10 he ,tVtcd the
FWe fotcr, To consist Ot not less than llI 70
teen nor ntore than dny-two men, over the
oSt OF c'rhtey" ears, said COMPANY, W! en-
"" uGT'E' ,hHil - . Mmnnded py til, Mayor,
h'sNtel ny serge" each sound OF
WE'VE nrvnies, tie scrgeants 10 =, e!ect,i
ny majority vote OF lIt company. guJ Ia
serve Tor ono yCNr-Rl VHVancItS v he n. led
~ company election for the uneIpired term
NerttNhiS chosen for new squads NJ GER I've
hrHi c'rc ION shall serve only ior the remain.
yer OF the year, 80 that the annual election
lnrsll shall be ut the same time. In ca,e of
NC Ausehrc OF any sergeant ut q q he
Mayor may appoint from The members ni
mssouad u substitute FOR the time being Al
nres the Sergsauis shp be distinguished bv
inc Nordb, - rgpUnt No. and the rivntGs
y! Tue words "flte Police" worn In black
letters pn white hat or cap bands
zee, =. That the duties oi snid rompanygbg
extend 10 everything connected lth free moi
pertaining w the regular firedepsrtmpnt A
portion may be tailed blythe Mavor. nm.
uer the command nj n sergeant or sergeanta
~. ,u n. eSse may oe, 10 serve vs. police for
ihe projection OF property. TO prevent tho
ihleTmeddiing or Intrusion Of D, rsonS moi
oc'"ngi"g 10 the TIRE department nor 10 he
premises On tlrc or endangered by the re: la
htTsht Susnected person ut Ares or person,
htuuhut with movable property; tn carry
oul goods or other movable property and
secure them, and generally to do ali thai
may be deemed by the Mayor, or officer In
communal, neceSsa for the protection and
sele'Vol persons and property at nrtS
sc q Ihat whenever thirteen or more
volunteers shat he eurnlie'. the Mayor shall
organize them Into one or more squads.
hen 20 organized they may make such
rules ana regulations Tor their government.
not ! consistent with this ord nance, ~ they
may deem proper The squads and sarSpants
snail he numbered one, two, three and four
and the sergeautS shall take rank In the
same order ~ senior ~ At company meet
luss The Mayor, II present, shalt preside: OH.
| erWiSe tue senior sergeant present
see =. hat said company may adopt any
UNIFORM they may prefer, be worn on oihct
occasions thnn fires, ana may hold their
m,eings In the CITY Hall vt any time when
nclthcr the Mayors sourl nor Council Ia In
session, "
SIC ., That this ordinance shall take effect
'hu ne IN 'orre from amt after It's pusSake.
Approves October ~, ls4.
w l.. CAaHIt Nax,.
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W ANIED - FIFTY UFEk1T6Rs ~ ~;
y make Jeans pants;spec'oi prices ;' q aa az
i Ss i hpP,E N M2lh sISei entrance, between
HLANkENIiIr q BLAKE. ''''u ,.J hp or
w ANTED-ALL PERSONS no iN5 ~
~ That Mrs. j. r.. Euruet. IA c,.rrv,,,,' "
me bJsi ess formerly done by her hns Ghs "
deceased, 81 III and Si3 bsh rrpe DI ro6aSs,
are at all times is prepared with ,tiiI[fl,ss
%orkmen 70 do all kinds o PLUMBING " gos
We,er ana Stg"n-htlin:, lightning r5 eJIs
- - - "a ~ ' - ~, y, ss2tf
VI ANfhp--IE Il TEEAS III TU1LflS-
profitable employment 10 exppriencsd ,ns SnO
Ahce solicitors. address A. ". Hall ssc,,
Igry, l2t iniu street, Nuliaa. Texas ny.
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E'ok nENl'-NhW o. sE OF FOUR
L rooms, c nvenleni to street chr line;
snou ven water ana shingle-iu ofs able,with
"slHl's tor hurscs and buggy rOoms; very
rhtap 10 small family. App y To- r. Il &c.
yNhE, R' al Estate AYE T. = ~ 1915 Film 81.
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Va ~ NIL u, ANY. T,Egg,-
~ pondents for Texas ow IN, i'aEs-
county IN the state ard or which GOOD wSsry
VII be p2id; 10 incOmpetsii ne s"Cu wees
apply Address Frank rowell SCo n, a HSd'
Texas. '' Dslas,
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALLY VERY Iowa FINEURp.
ring safe. Apply TO l.. Il. CURTIS, lev.
- nOAei
A. OR 81 LE-ABuuI 2uC0 NCNES ~
= Ian, III the choicest sruzmg dhtricta
I'Xas' me CoEchO livel RAM through h,
enNIt lens u OF pasture gr9s. Hud shelter
go farm offered for sh rs time al ~.
gam. Terms: About hull cash, balgnc,
yehTs ~ 10 per cent. interest. For price
,urtGer particulars, apply 10 JnaN HAtl
hshagev United Trading Company, C5lo 10
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idc'ee aud stock mri., wei .1,.fo,ed.
~ acres oeft rolling pTa'ric-5I acrsa Ia cul-
tiyat'on; good 5-roGi tenement Iouse. awe
stock barn, grWnerlts and tool huu.e Isnse
lu-roou dwelling house, very conveniently
arranged, wood hous, cellar, verastias
Gt@tly around house, gbUnaul.e of water ~
b9NA'i harn AND ~ lie ps .tLr 10 'ruil tees
OK various kinds and utNi y.ri..ilp, .4l,1lart
thsIt 2ll Ornamental u,Os-aiI making =
besul'iui and comfortable hume Improve
lheulS cost nearly the price skKtd lnr lie eu-
re rihre- ~ per acre. 4 g"ou iu-acfe wood.
io' gwen Wlih iH N. tine stock and ap.ary
at bnrgp'n. Situated sixteen miles south
Wet Of alias and four miles ,Hsl III Cedar
hNi 'al 80 conn y. STEWART CRAVEN,
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a large rooms. near corner ut .clhc ave.
NE ana III Sc uHk sire : good underground
81 I'm andp imp ON GALAXY; gard mlipfrmt
trees an grape-vin,s. APP y at ~ lave
Oak street. nu2h-ti