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The Navy Yard Foremeu.

SECRETARY WHITNEY GONE TO NEW YORK
AND NO APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE UNTIL
HE RETURNS.
Secretary Whitney went to New York last
night, but expects to be back tomorrow morn
ing. No provisions were made for an acting
Secretary during his brief absence, so that
matters requiring the action of a Secretary
could not be completed to-day. Secretary Whit
ney did not sign the appointments of foremen
of the Washington navy yard before his dCpar-
ture, but they will probably be announced to-
morrow. About eight fOremen will be appoint
ed, in accordance with the recommendations of
the examining board. Two fOremanships will
not be filled, however, at present-those of the
ordnance and steam engineering shops. The
to be held tor these positions, and selected an
examining board. The papers were not signed,
and, in the absence Oh both Secretary and act
ing Secretary, they have not yet been issued.
When the original examinations were held IL
was the intention OF the Secretary to combine
the ordnance and steam engineering shops
under one foreman, and tie examinations were
showed that d number of candidates were en-.
tirely competent to fill either position sepa-
rately, but none to Till both. Consequently the
Secretary decided not to combine the two
shops, but to provide O foreman for each, and
tue denomination for these positions win be
held as soon as possible.
WHO WILL BE APPOINTED.
1t is understood that C. Pennington will be
appointed foreman Of the rolling mill; ]. A.
Cole, OF the chain shop; w. Yound, OF the galley
shop; j. Nick. Chase, OF the patternmakers; w.
5. Cowen, OF the sailmakers, and w. ]. Coch-
ran, of mOulderS.
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End OF the SWitchmem's Strike.
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. 1.-THE strike OF the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad
switchmen came to an end last night. The
terms OF settlement were not divulged.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE DEsrRuc,nox Or FLoop Rock

Lieut. GEORGE Nice. DERBYS Gu. 8 Corps of
Engineers account of the Destruction of Flood Book
especially prepared for THE SANITARY ENGE
NEEh, appears In the isssle OF December 3.
BESIDES It's artistic special architectural illustrations
IhE SANlIARI fN4 NEEE gives each week AN
uinstrasion Oil moderAte dwelling Of approved
design.
THE SANITARY ENGINEER an illustrated
weekly devoted 10 ENGINEERING, ARCHITEC-
iUHf, CONSII kClION and SANITATION con-
Quoted oy HENRf g MEY Err and published Thurs
Gays Al l4O Niliiam 81. New York. S4 per year 10
Cthis per copy al bflf -NIANOS. Its
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SUFFERING FROM THE MOST INrEHBE COLD
KNOWN THERE IN YEARA
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The most intensely cold
weather that has been experienced In ave years
= now prevailing throughout England
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The HOLIDAY ADvERrIsING.-Advert
Will confer a favor by handing in their an
nouncements as early as practicable for to-
morrow's sixty-fOur column ISSUE The de-
mand f'r soacc has increased that I .96S
more advertisements were printed during Oc-
tooer ana November this year than last. The
G :rcuiation o. the dOuDie-sheet on November
ZSth, was 2S.S4S. and on December 5th,
xS-6a3, being thousands more than the cir
cuiation of all the other Washington daily
papers added together
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SANITARY WORK.
Closing Session Of the American Publ
Health Association.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS-wORK ASSIGNED to
COMMITTEES ETC.
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ALLEGED FRAUDULENT INTERNATIONALLY
Treasury department has declined to refund
the duties collected on certain brides and har-
ness imported by Mr.. Simon Beattie, OF Ontario,
Canada, with horses, intended for exhibition at
the Indiana state fair, and subsequently re-
portatlOns were SHOWN on investigation to have
been fraudulent
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LADIES. ATrENr1oN
LATEST PARIsIAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ ]. PRANDL
l:O9 STREET
fOMPADoOh bA.N'S sHlNGLED BANGS
These styles never need be I'm the hairiressers
hands. always IL order oy plain combinp Hair
cfesseo aho bah4s = mingled Iy3 6Ins
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-Interna
revenue, $44O,9O9; customs. S5OI $3.50.

ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Chas H. Rock
well, troop L, and First Lieut.. Robert London,
troop K, 9th cavalry, will change stations upon
their own application. The army officer COM
manding Fort Monroe, Va, has been given
post, including the quick steaming apparatus
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Tue NSI1ouAi CanmaKerS trOtectlVe aSSOcla-
ton.
+. CONVICT LABOR.
A resolution protesting against the employ
ment of convict labor upon the public build.
ings erected by the state and general govern
ments,as pernicious and opposed to the interests
OF the workingmen, and that the legislative
committee be instructed to prepare Q bill for
Introduction in Congress providing that the
work on public buildings should be placed un-
der superintendents and not given out by con-
tract. A similar resolution was reported by
the committee on standing orders, as offered
w Mrs. Charlotte Smith, with the recOmmen-
dation that 1t be Incorporated in the other
resolution.
THE WORKING WOMEN.
Mr.. Kirchner thought that 1t was important
to recognize the working women, who had also
suffered under the contract system, and the
latter resolution contained the words, 1.-THE
working people of the United States" and for
tins reason he thought that the latter resolu-
ene pest He suggested as se n1x
economy OF towel washing in the government
departments" This was what was referred 70,
ne sac IN MR.. Smiths resolution, although II
objection was made to this amendment on
the sfoond that theFederation was not iegfsiat-
lug IOr any particular interest. but for the gen
erai welfare OF the laboring classes.
SEWER WORK IN wAsHINGToN.
Mr.. Thomas Denham, Of this city, said that II
special cases to be referred TO, why not
mention the sewer work In this city, where col
ored laborers who were getting 1925 Per DAY
promised one dollar per day, but were only paid
Il was then insisted upon that the resolution
sn0ni9 not refer. to any specific cases. put
snouio oe general, 90 az TO condemn Ioo c0n-
tract system all over the country. LOT TINS y.
the resolution TO. the work on the post ONCE e
solets unnoiss and Austtns Texas snOua0 ~
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The members of the association were enter
tanned this afternoon by the local committee at
an oyster roast at the 11th-street wharf
afternoon. 6xed npon the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der next % the date OF the next annual meet
ing to be held In Toronto.
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GRAND OpEi,1SG Or
PRINCE & CUDLIPS
NEW PBOTOCR APHIC STUDIO,
No lOl5 PENNSILEANIA AVE. CORNER 18th
STxiEEr NORTHWEST
Entrance through Brentaao Bros store Private
entrance on 1lfh St New accessories Finest
ported Instruments. made expressly for u by bali
meyer, Londf,R Special facilities making large
groups None but drst-cirss work uder the PERSONAL
supervision OF MI PRINCE for the past 20 yearB
Chief Photoga- her OF the L. =. Treasury Dept
dlO OPENING. TUESDAY, DEC La
A DvERTIsERS CAN LEARN THE COST OF
zAAhy propesed llhe ol Advertsuig az 6EO r ROW
Spruce ST., New York = end lUc. for u lOO-paee
pamphlet tanning lists or newspapers and
tnS rates. al
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AN OPEN LETTER
IN WHICH
ALL LADIES
ARE
DEEPLY INTERESTED
R Il n ID 1T.
ARR
BnLAIn, GA, Noyemher G. 1881

BELAIR, GA, November 6, 1891.
GENTLEMEN! / have been using your
wonderful remedy, abr. Bradheld's Fe-
male Regulator" my family for long
time, and / want to say to the suffering
ones of my sex that thoro mover was
anything to equal 10. Would to God that
every afflicted woman in our land knew
of its wonderful virtues and curative
powers as do. have used a great deal
of it since tho birth of my last child,
about a year and n half ago, aud l do
think had IL not been for this valuable
medicine would have been
Bed Ridden for Life (!
But thanks TO n kind Providence, was
directed to its use, and my life and
health have boon spared mo. If my
means would admit Of 1t, would never
be without It in my house.
j have recommended II TO II number
ofmy friends, and without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
and cured. 1 give this Endorsement
without solicitation and freely, for the
benefit Of tho suffering ones of my sex.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. ANNA RAMP.
Send for our Treatise on Female Diseases,
mailed free. Address
The BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
BoN % Atlanta On
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BslLers SALINE kpeEIEgT

Cure Acid Stomach. Sicl, Stomach,
Constitution, Biiicusncss, Cpslys-
n,'s' indigestion, Heartburn.
Hea1ache. NJtcr.hrash.
sofa ny al! dealers for 50 cents.
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HI ONEy

a young man named John Naves H..
near here, had an ealing cancer ON H.. nvlnt
which had eaten away his nose, par ts y iacs
cheek, and extended up nearly to his eve y, n ~
had ever seen. His throaFfpaliy becsas mat I
volyed to such nm extent o,,.eh ~ coni aine u.
swallow liQuii food. Ans Tie 81 an only
remedies without checkiheoIT9t Qavs Sn thl
the eating cancer, his gsfiou I t,,cai1Sos Of
broken down, he vas cols + 10 his ~, va
thought it TO only be quisa n of tin ue a and
his death from the cancel d put hin, aooot
Swifls Specific as last reBrt, and bn a On On 4
to improve with the first dose. His 90 ans,sal
throat got well; the ravageS OF he ~ ali
were soon stopped; II began to heal nee DaIeel
the cire., and after few months tiestvyauand
with >. IS. 3. Ee has gotten entirely well Glll
face is al he %seIt6 9{er Wlt% new flesh and
is wonderful. NJ. +. CRUMLEY, NJ, In9'el
OsiCtlorna n
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MEDICINES.

4, 6HG 5s NJ a DsItA A. X; OF FRANCE
TO sell bis uever-failing remedy, 'sSia texs.
COnnubial Restorative or Vitallxs,a n.areI
affected with nervous debility, loss az Al
hood ana all kindred diseases, shopldi man.
procure his circular from which 10 Iss q. QUO,
cause OF the diseases above mentioneSr u ID,
at once procure from us, or throndI, ther
your druggist or by express, the news. n ~, u.s. b.
remedy. CROwDUs q BAI'nv,I.sall
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas Tdl!N
BY retail at Howell BroF. 2lIs i. T. (vniSA.as
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NE tSNUTT & MELuOKNE,
u Attorney and Land Agents.
Henrietta, Texas
u, Y, On Il. u. WFLRoRNr.
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Mrs. Noulen has associated Mrs,
Hawkes. with herself In tho dressmak-
ing business. They have taken the
rooms lately occupied by White Il
White attorneys at-lsw, No. 5l3 Elm
street up stairs, and are prepared to
execute ali dressmaking with prompt
ness and satisfaction.
Mrs. Noulen sollclts continuance
OF patronage Of the ladies OF Dallas aud
vicinity.
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PIlNnIn nnnIillnr.

Private Boarding,
Mrs. Mary Hammond, (widow of
Capt. #. NJ. Hammond) has rented that
large aud comodious house of Mr.. Wood
bO commerce, and will have rooms ole u.
gantly furnished to rent, with or with
out board Table board by the day or
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III you suffer from loosenoss of the
bowels ANeoSTURA BIrrRRs will surely
cure you. Beware of counterfeits, and
ask your grocer or druggist for the
genuine article, prepared by DIR. j. @. b.
Siegert & Sons.
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snnryneu 1rom the Grave

Mrs. Sarah +. Turner and her mother NJ.
Z. IL, Bryan for nineteen years residents n
Humbot, Tenn, make the following sia,.I
ments MS to the merits of SWins SnecIs.
Mrs. Turner's case is well known In tbo,
community, She says: ''
~ was afflicted for two or three years viii.
Eczema and Erysipelas combined. NV Wbos
system was broken down, my strength M
appetite gone, and ] bCCGmCJs lcp.css M
hid, being lifted from place TO place bv m,
friends. | was treated by the best phygicisS.
In the community with lOdidc OF Potash sni
the other usual remedies for such cases
was given up TO die by my friends. Ny ma
ftrings were beyond description, aad / MI
lost all hope of recovery Last January
was induced TO try Swif's Specific, haylp,
received a pamphlet rom the company n
falling ITS merits. The first Eaf dozen bot
ties had the effect to bring back hope tom,
heart, and the thought of being well agsI
brought JOY and gl0dness To the h0usehOl
! have taken altogether u bottles. The so,s
strength has returned, and AIN uge to h
honestly believe, Suatched me from X
grave und do not know how 10 DO gra,eI
enough for my recover
Mrs. SA7AH Z. TURNER,
know that S. :. S. S. has saved my dan
ter's life. She was the most wretched LODI
ing object that | ever BOW when she con
menccd tax ng 1t, being D rlectiy helpless.
thank Goo that We ever heard Of IT, 10 saw
my child. MRS. i. =. BRYAN
Treatise on Flood nnd SKIN Disease mail
free. THES SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, 9
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mo- AllAnlIcir,l remnln..

~ on 6ihiCltt tehhlcHs
III you are suffering from any of tho
Female Regulator will cure you. TRY
II. '
Send for our Treatise on Women
Mailed free Ia any address.
BRADFiELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta. Ga.
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hIisseuri Pacific.
Texas Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2--Mail and Express, leaves. 800 2. NJ
GOING NORTH.
No. l--&ail and Express, arrives. ll;00 A. NJ
Trains aud run daily, Sundays excepted
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NEW York, Feb. 2S.-Tho visible supply OF
cotton In the world on Saturday, February
Is, according TO figures in the New York
Chronicle, Is 10 follows; Total supply to-
day, 2,6i,S01; same day last year, 1921 ,03J;
difference, decrease, as l32.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, srouKs AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Money la2; closing
/; prime mercantile paper, 4e5 sterling
exchange, b. b., dull, 4SlIz sight, 1864,
Closed Mt the following pricee bid:
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sBrown's Bronchial rroches'
Are widely known as an admirable
remedy for bronchitis, hoarseness,
coughs and throat troubles. Sold only
In boxes.
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Ihis famous Remedy for Con.
stipotlon, Dyspepsia, Indigcs-
ton, Liver Complaint, and an |
Liver Diseases, has been in
constant use by tho public for
hity years, and u more popular
to-day than ever before, Buy |
mono hut NJ. A. Theiford 8 Co.'s }
original ana genuine, manutac-
turod by tho Chattanooga Mcdi.
elmo Co., Vt Chattanooga, Tenn. l
livery package enclosed la Vol.
low Wrapper.
Trial package by mail. fifteen
Nenta
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rnncnr fnr MANI Yon...

TlPToNyILLE, TENN, Oct, 70, lSSi.-Gsnr.
men am Eygp1geEs'1 zy;s"SE,zsS III
B! prom y ON IN 5. a %y ,S SS;s:
! a very bad one. l am IA fine health W.
bettor 70. twenty years l have gained t,g aU
| ty-tive pounds since / commenced teIS.u
| SwIFT's Specific. K. S. BRAnropNrrn
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0-uk golorado 4 santa ne.

No. ll-Mail and Express arrives. l:lO A, NJ.
No. l3-Mixed arrives. ............. 0:40 A, nj.
No. l2-Mail and Tx, South de-
parts ......................... $3.50 A, Nj.
No l4-Mixed isouthl departs. 1880 p. N.
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FAVURlTE LINE no THE
NORTH, EAST AND SOUTHEAST.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
DAILY BETWEEN
81. LOUIS and DALLAS, FORT WORTH
Ell PABO aud San FRANCISCO,
DALLAS and NEW OR
LEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE.


TRAINS PASS DALLAS.
GOING EAST ca. & p. DEPOT.
30. 49, st. Louis Express. $40 A. "a.
Leaves Union Depot. ...............9 $40 4. Nj,
No. l54. San Antonio Exp. arrives 1889 r. III.
No. SA, New Orleans Passenger. ...3:l0 p, n.
No Aj, leaves Union Depot. 800 r. Nj
GOING VEST UNION DEPOT.
30, Dl, ColitOmn Express, arr .. .6;I5 Z. n.
No alli California Express, Pvs.. 1896 7. NJ,
leave II. n P.depOt. 6:i5 p. Nj.
no. W Local Passenger arr 1000. 1855 A, NJ,
No, 800, Local Passenger, IVA. l2:lj =. IA.
Leaves y, a L. d.rOt ............... 1925 j. n,
No. lb3, san Ant MO Express, Ives
=. * u Depot .....,..... .......... b.b0 a. NJ.
Nos. sos and $40 run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily Nos. iJi
and 1853 connect at Fort Worth with trains 70
and from Colorado. Nos. 8ei, Gll aud SOJ
take meals atthe Union depot
Double daily trains TO New Orleans.
The Texas x Pacific ~ 10 miles the short
est route To New Orleans
solid trains III P0so to st. Louis. Also Dial.
las TO San Antonio, etc. Fast time, frst-clgss
equipment, sure connection.
See That YOUR ticket reads via, the Texas &
Pacific haiIwNy.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and al
required Information, call ON or address
r.. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, SOY Main Street, Dallas, Tex
II. II. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
Is. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, TeS
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager Galveston Texas
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COTTON.
TIVE v1s1rLE suptLY.

THERE Is a decline OF l-lG In spots and 3Gl
points IN futures Mt home exchanges No
change is reported in 70 clgn markets.
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"Spaltings Clue" mends furniture
toys, crcckery, all ornamental work.
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II Is self-eyldent that a physician payli
particular attention to class OF cases si,ail
great SKIN, aud physicians IN regular nraCilt
81 over the country knowing this, froguu1'f
recommend cases TO the oldest Oilce IN AmF'l.
ca, where every known appliance ls ro'0rei
20, nd the proved good rem cdics Of 4
ages aud countries are used, 4 whole house
rHed for Office purposes, and all are treated VIII
skih Is a respectful manner; and, kn0HlAi
what 10 do, no experiments are made. On q;
Count OF the great number applying, hl
charges are Kept low, often lower than j. "
mSuded by others, II you secure the skin a..
get speedy and perfect life cure, that e IN
important matter. Pamphlet, 50 pages, sed
b any address free.
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There is a secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which all ladies should know. See our
circular at your druggists.
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ADltRSyTLIr, O., May . 1874
NJ. A. nHEDrORD & Co. -Gcalemeas
Having been one Of Or. A. q. Sim-
mons earliest agents foJ his uvni
Medicine and also agent for it ginC1
his death, I do chCerfully noon.
mend u tO the public MS the genuine
and best Liver Medicine IN the world.
have used the medicine made 3
Dr, A, O. Simmops himStf and alSl
that made hy the parents Of N. A.
4 ThoGilnl, fRtc Il no 9isnsgrc "a
h0a; 10 | know th6 medicine Inada
hy sou Is the genuine and orlgi,nAk
as made by Dr. slmnonS
Sours Truly,
\ DANIEL DURuAls.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
I sEABI.ooE,
lie Attorney -nt-Lnw,
Abilene, Texas,
Collections promptly attended to. Refer
4 -. sMl IN,
Il AttOrney-at-Law.
Special at iention given 70 commercial law
and nyesill tatiou OF land stiles
DR. h. II. JONES,
~ Office over Texas Express CO.,
Residence near Fair Grounds TeiSnhono
at residence aud ], NJ. Houses Drug Store.
I T. MONTGOMERY,
Js County attorney Baylor Couptyl
! AttOrEoy-Rt-law aud Real Estato Ayent
SEYMOUR Texas.
w NJ. EDWARDS,
! W. Attorney and Law,
no Lamar street,
l---- DALLAS, Texas
lDooroR RANSOM, -,
After taking thorough course o TJi ostrno.
/ ton ~ tne Rye mfrmary ln New York, OF.
l ftis TO lceRt diseases OF The eye, aud fpmales
specially. Address, worihnm, Texas.
! 7 HALL BELL, ND,
b. Residence q Pearl street,
I Oulco 10 rear OF MurdOCk & Bald,yluis
drsG store Ielephoue a' office and rosdencc
| A RrBUR NJ MILLER,
IL Attorney At-Law,
-.-,.-,,,.-.. Wichita Fals, Texas,
! CE tSNUTT MELhORNE,
y AtiSuieys.at-Iaw and Land Agents.
henrietta, Texas
j, y. ClihsNCrG Il. u. WELRoRNr.
IL 8. BELL, County A,torn.y.,
-Es Attorney-nt-taw aud Land A Sent.
6slrl, Callahan County, Texag.
w r, & CO, WRIGHT,
No ms Malp street, ap ssiTs' Dallas Tcsp.
A RN0iD, GLASGOW 3 ARNOLD,
"A Attorney s-at-Law,
tlucc is Federal count building. wss io si,c
pa ello sqaEre. Wilpractloe In TIE state Nnd
TOAN W. DOKEAiCs. ------------
81 StterSey-"t-Law aud I.snd Agent,
Commercial practice solicited. "0' '0A"A'
CARsw.SLL & FULLER,
" AttOrneys-at-LAw,
=, 81. --. Decatur, Texas
n, ", OaksNyktL, FULLY A. FULLER.
ITALIA PATTON,
IL AttornNys-at-isw and Land Agents.
AlNntGdo, johnson Cnunty, Texas
ha'cr 70 AiNarhdo bank, u, n. Trueioye, \,
NJ. hlll y. r. sparks,
NEniLN YoTNs,
6bphenvilie, Erath County, Tsxas.
II. II. EEuL. LIN YoTNa
A BERNArHI BROS,
IA Attorneys-st-Law,
Mckinney, Texas.
w, NJ. AbEStN.Nlhn, N, q, AbNRNATuY
I lNDSlaflY 4 BRADFORD,
IL Attorneys and Councillor. NJ lar
no Main STREET. (Lindslpy bulldinpl. Dniias
Texas. Give NpNclRl attention To CON msrcisi
and corporaisnn law m state and Federai
courts.
NARTEk a v RIGHT,
~ AttornayH-nt-lAw,
san ANGOLA Tom Green County, Texas
DooNE 4 SOAR. poRougn,
ID Lawyers, Lam 4 aud COLLECTING Akpnts.
. Sweetwaier, Texas
JOSEPH BOONE, j, II. uARBoRouGu,
Notary Public
II 8. MELVkN,
lie Attorney-at-, Nav ana hAnker,
Seymour Baylor County. TexRs
Exchange bought and Aold I'm all the prin.
cipal poinls.
@ COLEMAN,
-. Attorney -at-LAu,
Colorado City, Texas
Colle,'tions promptly attended 20.
CRAWFORD Ora W FORD,
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TOHE-Clospd New York, dull; New Or.
leans, steady; Galveston, dull; Liverpool,
In buyers favor
COTTON STATEMENT
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ToNE-Clused: Now York, steady; New Or
leans, quieti Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
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GUiCd 6ObIhs
Express Gdsiiyl -..-..........-... 5:S8 A, u,
cent Sunday, ..,..,....,,,......... lbs r, nj.
No. New Orleans Express daily $3.50 2 n
GOING NORTH,
No. S-St. Louis Express daily g'1 a. N.
No. linked 10 Denison except
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PORTS. nm MS "a I'm lo,. , rms Last


EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports this week: Great Britain, 1902:
France, .....; Continent, 1921. Stock at all
United States ports, this day, 797,T2; this
day last year, 039,lSl.
FUTURES.
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M. A. Thedford & Co.'S Liver \
Medicine ar Black Druught Is
manufactured NJ Chattanooga, !
Tonn., hy the identical recipe (
used. by DIR. A. q. simmons, IN {
tho manufacture OF his Liver l
Medicine, rs early rs 1880, at his
acme near Chattanooga !