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oFFlc,AL-olry Laws.


A n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
n nts and levying special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding prOnerty
benefited by the opening of Good street from
San Jacinto street to Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance of August IA, 1883:
SECTION |. BE il ordained by the City
Council Of the city of Dallas, Texas, the pur-
pose OF paying for the property condemned
Tor public use in opening Good street from
san JacintO street to Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance August A. 1888, there be aud is
hereby assessed and levied o special tax
against The following surrounding property
holders and surrounding property bene-
htted, as follows: Mrs. A. ii. Field, 80 feet front
on north side OF San Jacinto street, by 1884 feet
deep out OF east corner of block 2G6, being also
IN east corner Jim Crutchheld, acres, $50;
Il ~. SnOdgrass, ~ feet front on the north side
Of San Jacinto street, by lS4 feet deep out of
south corner of block 273, being the south
corner Of the Elizabeth Bonds, 4 acres, $50;
e. # stevens, 100 feet, on west side of Good
street, by b9A feet front, on the south side San
Jacinto street, being part OF lot Is, of Burk's
addition to Dallas, In block 267, $50; s. g.
smith, 100 feet 'front.' on west side oil Good
street, by 1853 feet deep, being lot 10 of Burk's
addition, in block26l, $50; j. IA Caldwell, 100
feet front on west side of Good street. by l59
feet deep, being lot 20 or Burk's addition, in
block H7, $50; Il. 5. Underhill rs feet front
on west side fGood street, by $50 feet deep,
being lot % of Burk's addition, IN block 267,
S59 Nathan Green, 55% feet front, on west
side olGoOd street, by $50 feet deep, In block
w, being the north one-half OF Dallas
Ihompsons one acre, $3.50; =. $. Borlch, 5jb
feet 'front.' on west side OF Good street, by l59
feet deep, in block 267, being south one-half
of Dallas ThompsOn's one acre $5j6O. Charles
Erwin 1854 feet front, on west side of Good
street, by 80 feet mont, on north side OF Bryan
street, in block 2BS $lSi; A. Beryrle, ISL feet
front, on east side of Good street, by 1874 feet
front, on south side Of san JaCintO street, in
block "a, 500; a. r. BeddO, 81 feet front, on
east side If Good street, by l8l feet deep, be-
M Ia holt lIaf
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IrnmHnrnsCltv

BURNS, May o.. Correspondence i
Burns City is already having II few Wis.
itors to It's mineral fountain. A rush
of visitors is expected the present
season. The city is prepared to furnish
those who wish to come with flrst-class
accommodation and entertainment at
reasonable rates.
The school conducted by James AID
amson closed last Friday. The pro.
fessor gave an interesting entertain.
mental night, which was well attend
ed and Il success.
knight, Yarbrough Il Kiker are erect
ing n large mill ana gin, not in opposi-
ton TO the one already here, but In order
that both may be able 20 gin all the cot
ton that may be brought TO this place.
They expect TO put up 1000 bales. A
cotton buyer would do well here the
coming fall. A railroad and the tele.
phone are needed.
There IL flourishing Sabbath school
at this place, A. W. Giles, superintend-
emit also preaching nearly every Sab.
bath.
The public swing erected by G.. w.
Burns IL well attended on the Sabbath
by the youngsters from the country.
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MontnEne TnIl,n Mnnnn.

MONTAGUE, May r. Editor HER.
ALD.I-We sec that Dallas is going 70
have the Northwest road, but il APP
pears that tho HERALD favors Decatur
IN preference to this place. Our people
are very anxious 10 secure the road
and are holding meetings 30 that end,
ana am warranted in saying that the
route by way OF Montague eau make "a
much better showing and is productive
OF larger incomes 70 The road than can
DO expected by way of Decatur So &c
there DO a probability Of securing The
road by this place please hear from us
and our money, etc, before you take
any decisive steps.
Yours truly,
ID. NJ. SMITH
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MONTAGUE TO THE FRONT.
WORKING FOR THE DALLAS ROAD,
Great Progress the County is Making In
Material DevelOpment-The Trade
Awaiting an Outlet-GOod
Solid Cash Ready.
Dallas To Nrnntagne.

MONTAGUE, May r. Editor HER
AID. Montague Is eli astir over the
prospects Of securing the Dallas rail
way. 1t appears that the matter is now
narrowed down to the route tho road is
to take, as the building of it is assured,
and we think it will pay the stock
holders to weigh well the many advan-
tages the Montagueroutep presents, COM
pared to that OF Decatur. In the first
| place, Montague has no road, while
| Wise has one almost directly through
the centre of the county. Montague
county grows more cotton, mere corn,
more small grain, has more timber, bet
ter water, more fine building stores,
besides the immense traffic road hore
would got from the territory north Of
this county. AS to d erich coal fields"
OF Wise, Young and these counties
south OF Montague the western part Of
this county has the same vein.
AT tho general election in
1876 Montague county had
a voting population OF $50, with two or
three trading places and county scat
with brush courthouse. IL now has
over $3.50 voters, composed principally
Of the very best class of farmers In the
nltbbb mas " PJOiOOU COuTL-nDuS6 ABOUT
completed, ana supports II towns, which
do "a good business. Five, eighths of tho
goods sold III this county come TO us
from Gainesville, and tho same per
cent. OF our cotton goes there. We want
better railroad facilities, and the county
merits it. The first and best offer
will secure the prize. Never was there
a better prospect Tor crops of all kinds.
The cotton cr0p is double any year pro-
yious. Besides the other products, this
is ore of the finest fruit.grOwing Coun-
ties, and peaches the finest of ali
Ii appears, after careful survey of
the route, that road loading out from
Dallas, pr TO extend the Denton road
direct 10 tho city OF Montague and on 10
Seymour, by way of Henrietta, is tho
very best road that The great city OF
Dallas could build.
Meetings have been called to take the
necessary steps TO meet Dallas on fair
terms. The right-oi-way will cost Dal.
las nothing, and it then can, by proper
effort made, secure some liberal d0na-
lions along the line if the road comes
here. All we ask of Dallas is careful
and impartial survey Of Tho two pros
pective routes. our committee will soc
you at once. M.
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FROM rEREELL.


The Summer Normal SchObl-EHorts of
tho People to Properly Prepare for the
Teaohers-Personal
TERRELL, May H. Correspondence.
Tho public school building will no
completed by tho lstot July ready for
tho uso OF The summer normal school.
Teachers desiring To- attend will hnd
that Terrell onora as good, it not the
best, Inducements OF any Of the places
selected for the holdiugof those schools.
It's fine water, its public enterprises, the
health of its people are equallod by few
cities in the state. Board can bo had as
from SIS TO $50 por month. The last
named price Will obtain board that cam
not be eXcellod by any palBuBl hotol in
| IN the land.
A committee, composed OF pr. Jamos
/ or j. :, Grinnau aud j. W. Ponder,
| VIII wait upon all arrivals, aud secure
them boarding house, Teachers dc
string Information, by address
my DR.. james Orr, win re-
coN0 prompt answers 20 all questions.
The. committee is preparing circulars to
mail to All tho teachers whose addresses
they can obtain. Prof II. Stanborry, OF
Brenhami teacher OF great reputation,
| Is to conduct tho school. He Insisted
Prof. McGuiro last summer no Dallas,
and came near being elected superin-
tendent Of the Dallas schools, aud will
probably bo an applicant for the super
intendent Of Dallas schools again this
year, IL is the desire OF the Terrell PEG.
pie to have a large attendance.
Hard times prevent many people
here from visiting the exposition, and
should " be roorgani2ed in the fall, the
numbers that have gone will be more
than trobled.
Hon. Is. Il. Freymier, of Crockett, is In
our city, aud leaves for home this even,
ing,
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a DOctor's wife.
MN HUSBAND MARGs A CONFESSION.

HHR HUSBAND MAKEs a CONFESSION.
Dr. W J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon, Ark, does
lite a large practice and stands HIGH as medl.
gentleman. His wiie's lingering condlti5u
icame 80 well known, that reporter accostes
IN on the streets Of Memphis, one day, whea
c following dialogue was had
doctor. ! am glad to learn that your wife
IS regained her health after several years O,
.sery and suherlng.n
ayes, sir, she Is now quite restored 10 health
he great astonishment Of myself and all who
.ew her.
Have you any objection 20 telling me he,
1nplain, and The remedy p
. None IN the least. She iaborea under M
p Ar'ion peculiar 10 ,hc eek attended with los,
appetite, smaciauon, prostaiion, impaired Sc
ihons, cold eHtIeailes, Mysteries, constant
adaehe, extreme uervcus mess, and vas bed
den over ihIee years. My skill and that o
ler physician WA exhausted and she WaI
iqsnup to die, Some one mailed me the Po-rrulr
e Or. Dromgoole's English Female Biuea
srocured few bottles and placed her upon "a.
e, and Il Cared her like magic. Il isa won
riul medicine. and take pleasure in recon.
aiding Il to all women who need a tonic o.
male regulator"
Sold by all dealers at ti.oo. n sick, send fer !
cent book FREE.
J.P. DRoMGooLE \ Co.
Louisville, Ky
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PINKEYE
A Remarkable Cure of a Horse

Col. James l.. Fleming, q prominent gro.
Gerry merchant, n member OF the arm Of
Fleming n Lotion, Augusta, Ga, makes the
following statement Of the treatment OF n
In the lNll flSSl had u valuable colt TAX
On with severe case OF piuWeNC, which re-
! suited In the most fearful case of bio poi
SOniug have ever seen. Aftprelgh or nine
months ofdoctorlngw with every remedy that
| ! could hear of, | despnlred OF cure. AT
| this time the horse was unable 10 move, be-
| cause OF swoOlon limbs. His right hind leg
was 0s lnrg as name body, and had ON Il
over forty running sores, lie had also a
number ot large sores ON his body aud other
| limbs. He was "a most pltiuhle looking OBJ
iect and was advised 10 end his suffering,
with the shotgun He was valuable AMI
NAL and did not want tn lose him. After
racl,ing my brain In search for another rom
edy moro enlcoclous, l thought Ot swltrs
Specific knew n was invaluable to the
human 'emily as blood purifier, sud why
should u not he for the animal as wellP I
did not hesitate, but sent last July to Atlanta
for u supply,
began the treatment with A. z.ofs.SS.
and I on OF water three times IA day. This |
continued for week. Then increased the
dose g. . o., OF each, and continued for a
week. Tron 7 increased TO % run II n week,
when ! went back toe oy. again. The result
was that at the end OF the FIRST week the
no sc had fair appetite, which he had not
had since his sickness, At the end OF tho
second week oven greater Improvement WAS
apparent, for many of the sores were healing
nicely, and the horse manifested desire Ia
move about. At the end OF the third week
he began To show gain In flesh and had mll
appetite, The swelling had about dlsap.
peared. used In All about Is BOTTLES OF SwiR's
Specific, and when | Quit SIS use the horse
llod only four small sores lcii on him, an A
they healed up Immediately.
In August last pil symphonic OF the Il sense
Passed away, and up to date no signs of tho
return Of OF the trouble have mndc their an
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increasing steadily during the past two
weeks. Messrs. Sigmou & Bro. ship.
ped on Saturday last lot of $500
pounds, destined for tho Waco woolen
mills. ltis predicted by parties whose
business ia To RpoW, that the quantity
brought here this season win largely
exceed that Of last.
MIR. II. II. Alyurd, formerly railroad
agent here, has gone To Harold, the
new terminus Of the Fort Worth d Dem
YER City railway, 10 take charge OF the
cOmpeny's business there. He will
move his family to Harold in few
months.
Several drummers and business men
from abroad are in he"Wonder" to-day.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OFlNSuRANCE, STATISTICS
" and History. Austin, Texas, april N, 1885
-Io0ll Whom it May Concern; This Is Tn
Inc Insurance Company, OF san Frnn-
cisco, California, has In an respects
ully complied with tho laws OF Tevas
rs conditions precedent To its doing business
IN this state, and that said Company holds a
Certificate ui Authority from this oncp en-
utllng 10 to dn husiness I'm this State for twelve
months from the LIST day of January, 1856, Ia
the 8lst day OF December, 1885.
L. S.l-Given suder my hand ana seal, at
office, In Austin, the day and date irsl above
written,
n. I. BEE, Insurance Commissioners.
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dor SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY
terms, three Of She finest cottages in the
city; new and very desrably located. En-
qulre at the Eclipse Lumber Yard
moyl2-3mo Il NJ. PAGE,
EOR SALE PROPERTY FRONTING ON
II OleanGer street, Cottage lane and Pat
ersOn avenue For particulars, address
MRS. II. N. CoONRADr, p. o. Box 800, Wi.
mona, MINI. may 10 II
n or SALE--RANCH 1900 ACRES IN
4 solid body one of the haudSOmest and
best improved ranches In Western Texas
Elegant residence, barns, ont bindings, etc;
abundance of water and mesquite grass; :
three Thousand acres of fine timer; seven
eightS of he entire track iirSt.claSs aTlcul-
tural land; two hundred acres undercultl.
walton; stocked with fine grade of cattle aud
horses; complete ranch outfit; on Texas e
Pac railway, For particulars, maps, etc.
address "RsNCH," Baird Texas, n. o, Box
ID maylO-t
nor SALE Ok RNCuANGE-HAL IN
Il terest I'm the DelmonlcU ana Board of
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the city; Will take one half and one
half IN CITY property; this is ttiered for 80
days only. Apply to SIMPSON ~ HUFFMAN,
~ Elm slreet, mayStt
EOR SALt-ONE SALOON COU NTER
n aud bar SHOWING, lee box and screens
cheap, Apply to SIMPSON 81 HuFFHAF, 73l
Elm street mays o.
EON sALE-75X!UO FEET EAST 0FTIE
a. Central railway on p Inn stclt; house OF
10 rooms, neatly furnished cistcm and well,
shade Trees and heuui fully erased yard,
with concrete walks and rare foWcrH. House
ls two tories hiah auu In the best OF cOudi
ton with AN modern cupycuicuces; also
5NSlO' feet ON Main street dionmg the
abpyci good house OF rooms. This whole
property is Offered at q rare hHrua|u. AFpIv
10 SIMPSON ~ UUFlMhNi ial 10 IN street.
may6-u
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Sam Palmer, colorad, wanted here for
carving young man, captured at Waco,
was brought back yesterday by Sheriff
Smith, who went to San Antonio after
Nip Walker, the notorious horse THIEF
captured there. He did not get Walker,
who HAD been returned to tho peuiten-
LiarY. Ir0m which lnEtlLuLlon BIO esaaned.
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Jefferson Jots.

JEFFERSON, May l2.-lSpeclal. "A. IL.
Schulter a Co. were sued for $4,000 by
John French & Son for the wrongful
and malicious suing out Of a writ OF at
tachment. The plaintiffs are repre-
sented by CulbersOn e Camp aud Todd
Y Eldridge, Of this place, and Pope &
Pierce, of Marshall.
The sad intelligence to-day reached
Miss Sallie w, Phillips that her father
was dead. Sue LEFT Inst night for her
home IN Macon, Mississippi. She has
been the guest Of Miss AMMO Terry.
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A lrno cony w Y rtrnHaH SliH s slIs
N o TIC "

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
ofthe city OF Gainesville, Texas, have ap.
pointed MONDAY, JUNE /, 1885, as the time
when they viii employ superintendent OF
Public schools OF their city.
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GOING SOUTH,
no a-Mail aud '' press, leaves. 500 ?, NJ
GOING NORTH,
No l--BRil and Express arrives .lI.OO A, M
Trains l and run daily, Sundays excepted
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aIllY, OoIoradn a ganrn No.

NO n-hail and Express arrives. 1910 4. ".
70 iS 10 arrives. ....:;...; $40 A. IA,
parts .:........ ......... $3.50 A, NJ.
No. l4-MiNed $50 departs R.9n y EJ
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a e.
Nos. 8j and 80 ran between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. lbi
and l53 connect at Fort Worth with trains u
aud from Colorado. Nos. 80i S0l and 800
lake meals 90 tho Uuiun depot.
Double daily trains % New Orleans
The Texas & Pacific rs no miles the short g.
est route ~ New Orleans
Solid trains El PHso 20 SO. Louis. Also Dal .
las TO San Antonio, etc. Fast time, first.olass
equipment sure connection.
See trnl your ucketra via. the Texas q
Pacific Railway.
Passengers booked 10 and from all points lu
Europe via the CRED ST Il" steamship
Line, plying between New YORK, Phnadel-
phia aud Antwerp, Belgium and the
AMERICAN steamship Line between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
tor maps, time tables, uctets, rates and ell
.ta.'rri information, can ON or address
b. j.. TURNER
Ticket Agent, J0i Main Street, Dallas, Tr..
ZIP HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas.
X. ". MCCULLOUGH,
Gen NGsl, and Ticket Agent, Galveston. Toz.
W, ~. NEWMAN.
Itpulc Manager, Galveston ToErs,
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Err. ARomNARD, Manager. Dallas. Tex

DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE, STA.
~ tlstics aud History, Austin, Texas.
March 10, lSA.-ro an Whom II MAY
Oencerni TINS isto certify that the Penn.
sylvania Fire Insurance Cnmpanv. of phi.
ndelphln, lcnnsylvnnlg, has Tn an respects
Mlly complied with the lnwaor Texas nsron.
ditions precedent 90 It's doing business An
lhis state, and that snid Company holds a
Seitlhcete OF Authority from ihig ollro en-
Twelve months from the 80 drN of January
NJ, 20 the glsi day OF December 1856.
i. a I-Nlycn under my hand and spnl. nj
onlco, IN Austin, the day and date irst above
written.
H.P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
JonNs.ALDEnoFF, Agent, pallas, Tex
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Bowie, May 9.-[Corrospondonco.l-
Tho wool business has been fairly
started here for the season and has been
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waNrEn

M AN fED-BY 'HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels of blackberrieS for
making BLACK berry cordial. Must be thor
oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
mayl4-20t
wv ANIED-5U WOOD SAVERS AT $50
w per cord; 10 farm hands by the day or
month; one timer ana one printer; 20 teams
az once. Intelligence and Employment Of
flee SOB Main street, Dailas. q
WANTED - STENOGRAPHER DE
w sie position In law or railroadHOflice;
2years' experience in law office; uses type
writer Address 7. S, PINDIE, Smithheld,
Virginia. meyl2' St
M ANTED-WHlTB COOK FOR EMAIL
w amlly. Apply at Matthe KS Lumber
Yard, Ross avt nue., may l2Elw
WANrED-Bf A MAN OF EXPERi-
w ence position as assistant or man
agsr on ranch or stock farm. Party can
give No. references, or show vouchers as to
character, ability and experiences, having
spent 20 years handling all kinds OF stock.
Address THOMAS A. HAYS, st. James Hotel,
| Dallas, Texas. may l2-3t
! yM ANTE D--lO0 II Il. MAKERS ON Hell
w ena d. poniphan branches Iron Noun
tain Il Il free transportation 10 ten or
more tie. makers; good prices, good timber,
| heallny location. Apply Mt once GEORGE A,
NEALE, Deniphan, Mo. f. P. COWEN,
Contractor. mayB-Tt
| NAT ANIED-A FIRST-CLASS AUCTION.
| w Ger; none other need apply. Address
N. D. CEossLEY, Abilene. Inarstf
| WANTED hAVELERS 70 STOP Ar
w the yeland House, Abilene, Tezas.
MRS. Bertha Benson, Froprelress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
| European plan, with restaurant attached
| meals nj eli hOurs, ana polite attention; Rpo-
cl9l lnducements for dlUnmers, febi0u
WAHTED-rHE TEXAS MUTUALEN.
| w dOEmeut Association VIII give GOOD anc
| 4 q
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MY Ast..O co. LAnt EATb WE
y hufv the best 4'jung line ~ goods for
l1oy NetuN M America 10 consists OF tue
sSir' supporter, Shoulder Bruce, Combined
hWr hustle hnO Skirt Supporter SAFETY Belt,
dNSamor Sl09vo PrOteo ,nls Dress Shields
bnd otler goods Tor ladies' and chillren's
Woiu, NhoSt goods arc new devices, staple,
anu Na $50 ut cant i8l % sell something Ia
ever rnnsp We have 800 agents ,laking
tlUl mputh,y We have ~, 81 and 50 Oathtl,
WIN altnm " Wnleh pa agent cAr u1R.e exs
e'2l wages, Auirans VITA atR.uo 4
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IS tsi''tritcri thai Z Physician ssyinn
34rilcaiar attention " class nj cases atf,JeH
Eteat ssin. Sn0 physlCisns IN rcputlf oTs1stsH
~ o3ef the country knowing thls GeOusnsM
fse1mnend CSses 10 rhe oldest ailrs m BmesA
- where every known appl'aucr IS resoSs,4
W, ana the proved good remedies az 81
awe and Countries are used. Il whole lons, NJ
-eS.l for once purposes. aao alt are t.eaiei vyIf
sam ~ . respectful, uunnCr, aud kuowinf
what IN do no experiments gtp mode I'm ~
ep1nt 81 tne great uumner apUlyiuR ~
1laFSet are kept low, Often lower than IL ~
handed by others If sou secure the skiu sT3
ga aspeedy and perfect lfo cure that Is ~
70 any address free. ~NAS
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate

~ a lNtAlN FOOD.
s. Dr. ). II, Newcomer, Greenfield, o.,
says I'm cases OF general debility,
anu tOrpor OF the mind and body lC'
does exceedingly we'll"
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EVERY irstclass dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not ..sticl, TO the
lips.
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Cleveland In the choio OF the Amerl-
can people-so are Opera Puff Ciga.
rettos.
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DRAw-PoAEk Is aIlt.i 1t5ier than a
draw GU an One Pa cigarette,
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OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ aud History, Austin, Texas, March
Germs This Is To certify, That the sun
Mutual insurance Company of New Orleans,
Louisiana, has IN all respects FULLY com.
piled with the laws of Texas ns conditions
precedent io.lts doing business In this state,
and that said company holds certificate oi
authority from thls Office emitting IA to do
business In this state for 10 months nom the
Isl day OF January, 1885, 70 tho Slst DAY OF
December, lSSA
u, S.l-Given under my hand and soni, az
written,
II. 7. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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etIa XII, iMARniAGE GUIDE. : 92Egg2Gsl
Elegant cloth hus gil binding. Sealed tofR
Sents ia postageor currency, over fifty wosA
oeFIol pen pictures, true 10 life, articles on tf
following subjects; Who may marry who nsta
Wbyf Proper agetO marry VINO marry ans
Manhood, Womanh0od. Physical decay, Wb9
should marry; How '.io anu happiness may 81
marrying shou.d reaC 't. Z. Ypynt 10 Re READ
BY III adult persons rlca ksol 9ufer lock and
icy, Popular elit-nu' same rs above. iut pans
- hostage, ~
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SMITH n HALL, Local Agents,
nullna. TpNna

OFFICE OFINsURANCE, STATISTICS
" aAd History, Austin, Texas, March
", lSSl.-Tu all Whom IL May Concern; This
Is TO certify that tbs New Norl, Life
insurance Company, OF New York, n. W.,
mas IN all respects mlly compiled with She
oolng business In this state, ann that enid
Company holds Certificate OF Authority
rom this oillce emitting 10 TO do business In
THIS state for twelve months from the lstday
OF January, 1870 20 the 3lsl day of December
1885.
L. :, l-Glvtn under my hand and seal, at
ohce, In Austin, tho day and date first above
written. II, 4. BEE, Commissioners