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AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.
THE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
The Senate Committee FAVORABLE to Re-
tention-But the Fish Commits
sioner Goes-The Gambling
Felony BIll-Cullings.
Nineteenth Legislature.

SENAIE.
AUSTIN, Feb. l3.-lSpecial.l IA petit
ton was presented by Mr.. Terrell pro-
testing against the passage of Mr.. Hous-
toms (of Bexar) insurance BILL.
The bill abolishing the office of insur-
ance commissioner was reported unfa-
vOrably, with majority report signed
by Senators Terrell, Shannon, Davis
and Woods, who say abundant proof
was submitted to the committee show
ing that the duties of the office can be
performed by one clerk at salary of
1880 per annum.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To provide for working idle convicts
in rock quarries.
To prevent forfeiture of railroad char
tiers until 1887. because of non-construc.
ton OF the number of miles of road as
required by law.
The land bills pending yesterday
were taken up, considered in commit
tee of the whole and Mr.. Peacock's
lease bill substituted for Temple Hous.
TONS anti-lease bill and made special
order Tor monday.
BILLS PASSED.
Abolishing the Office of fish commits
sioner.
Fixing venue suits for damages where
attachments have been wfongfully
sued out.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The house having passed the bill re-
curing tho employment of women in
the departments to a third reading, it
lays over to como up in regular order
for passage.
The special order of the day was tho
bill to make gambling a felony. The
committee offered substitute, which
was adopted in lieu of the original bill.
Mr.. Thompson offered q substitute for
the substitute. Lost.
The bill was then discussed and will
be pending business tomorrow.
MIR. Tankersley made mastery eff
fort in favor OF the bill, and paid
County Attorney Clint glowing, elo-
quent tribute for his work in suppress.
ing gambling in Dallas.
The taxation bill was introduced, and
raised the advalorem tax to % cents on
the 500. 1t reduces tho school tax ~
cents. The occupation tax assesses
lawyers $40 annually. No other
changes. 1t includes telephone, street.
car and gas light companies among
those paying license.
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AssleNEE's NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAVON
~ the 18th day Of December, 1884, Kane
Shi Ids, o Dallas county, Texas, granted and
assigned to the undersigned, residingat No.
G2l rlmftreet, Dallas Texas, all of his prop.
eTty and estate real, personal and mixed, in.
GLIDING oil his chases In action, aud al debts
claims and demands due to him, or which
might become due, tsave and except such
property as by law Is exempt from eNecu-
tom ~ the benefit of such OF his creditors
only as will consent to accept th ir propor.
tional share Of his estate and dlschar &c him
from thelrtespective claims. Provided, how
ever that he should not discharged from
liabilities TO a creditor who does not Te ceive
as much as one'third of the amount duennd
allowed In mis- favor MS a valid claim against
his estate. The creditors OF said Shields con-
senting to such assignment are hereby nou.
fed To make known 10 me their consent In
writing within four months after the publ
cation Of this notice.
JAMES M0RONEV, Assignee.
Dallas, Texas, inuary |, 1885.
All persons Indebted TO Kane Shields are
requested to pay such Indebtedness TO me al
my ohioe No. w Elm street, Dallas, Tex s,
otherwi SO theclalms will be placed In the
hands OF an attorney for collection.
JAMES NORONEY, Assignee.
ian o.1tfw0t
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Petroleum Y. Nnnshv.

d. II, Locke, Petroleum V. Nanshy.
editor Teledo "Blade," writes: 81 had
on a forelinger OF my right hand one of
those pleasant pets, "run-round." The
finger became inilamed to degree un-
bearable and swollen to nearly twice
It's natural size. A friend gave me Hem
ry's Carbolic Salve, and in twenty min
utes the pain had so much subsidized as
to give me fair nights rest, which |
had not had before for week. The in
tlamaliOn left the finger in day. con-
slider it most valuab article"
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Loughney, Weatnerford; f Gilmore,
Terrell; ID Malone, Fort Worth; NJ
Forney; Thomas Tinslev, Texas;
Charles Brand, Texas; w wilkins,
Brennan; A p McCord, WI Fancelle,
Cameron;J P Douglas, Tyler; w ] w
Frank, Galveston; W e Smith, Plano;
Charles Il Brown, WaXahachie; II w
Graber, Dallas; w Ii Winfield, Texar-
kama; Sam Watson, east Texas; Il j
Mason, Fort Worth; S Taylor, Gle
burne; w X Seago, New Orleans; Ii w
Ordinger, Mckinney; j ii Turneaux,
Trinity Mills; Il Nj Macy, Fort Worth |;
b b Word, S J Cox, TERRELL w f
Breaker, Texas; Fred V Hays, San An
tonic.
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EOR RENr.


DOR RENT-A SNAL, PLACE NEAR
Il city. suitable for garden or dairy nur-
poses Apply 70 NJ. V. COLE, fbl2-iOt
DOR REST-A COMFURTNBIE HOUSE
l. ot8 rooms On Polk street, near Preston:
l5l5 Elmst febl2.It
DOR REN1-AHlCE TWO.STOKY RES
idence OF slK plastered md papered
rooms, dlnlng'ioOm and kitchen, with well
ana cistern, No. 109 jackson street, very con-
yenlent to the business center; viii rent for
Twelve months 10 "A desirable tenant al $40
per month. Apply 10 MURPHY & BOLANZ,
Main street f.biI.H
NOR kENI-ONE NEW SIN ROOM C0T-
4 lHge; beautiful piece. Inquire mt
Eclipse lumber Lard. II. VI. PACE. I'm
EUR RENT-A NEAT UO1TAGE OF 7
Il rooms and servunts' rooms; good els
tern, ri No. Sll Jackson street Apply tot.
b. SCRuGG-. febItf
EoR RENT-A VERY NICELY FUR
L nished 'front.' room, fronting south and
WWeest: Single gentleman preferred. Apply at
llO1 Commerce street.
EOk kENI-TWO COTTAGES, WITH
Il nve rooms ca h, Nos 1907 ana l22i Com
merce street Inquire 1911 Main st. Jana
IGOR RENr-A FURNISHED FRONT
II room At 72S Kim ST. jan27if
EOR REM a DEStRABLE FARM OF
Il HO acres miles east ofthe Court. house
IN The city OF Dal as, Texas. j. NJ, PATrER-
son Agent, No. 2i3 Patterson ave. Janll-tf
LOk RENf-SENE l. kAKMS; IOM-
Portable houses, pent of water;8 miles
nom we cltv. q. BnwssR, 3ls Elm ST, d2ntf
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Capital CITY Cullincs.

THE ROCK QUARRY WORK FOR ooNvICTs.
AUSTIN, Feb. I3.-[Special. The bill
introduced by Mr.. Traylor is to allow
the employment of convicts in rock
quarrles, ii the Legislature enacts the
law substituting granite for limestone in
the construction of the new capitol. He
thinks granite will be substituted.
FROM DIAfMIT.
Adiutant- Genersl King returned to-
day from Dimmit county and reports
everything quiet. He says reports have
been greatly exaggerated, none of the
citizens having been killed and only
two Mexicans. He anticipates no
further trouble.
THE BRIDGE BOND BILL.
The senate finance committee will re-
port favorably, TO morrow, the house
bill repeating the law authorizing co un-
ties to issue bonds TO build bridges.
THE LIBEL LORE.
Bill Sterett and DIR. Ysndall are here
on behalf of the Press association, and
Will draft a general libel bill TO present
to the legislature for its consideration.
THE WEATHER
has moderated and cattlemen are
greatly relieved.
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CnnntY Commissioners Cnnrt

The county commissioner court was
in session agaia yesterday. During the
past few days this court has transacted
great deal of routine business. A
number of accounts against the county
have been examined and allowed and a
good deal of road work transacted. In
of the court is called TO a
communication in this mornings
HERALD from Rockwell. The people OF
Rockwell county are anxious to have a
good road to this city, and are willing
to put their end Of il in tip-top coudi-
ton, if the commissioners court of this
county will put this end of il to the
county line in ship shape. IL ia a quos.
ton OF great Importance to Dallas city
and county, and well worth considering.
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They Want Pleasure Excursions and
Committee Perquisites,

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The senate
committee on Indian affairs,
which recently investigated the
leasing of lands by Indians
to cattlemen, will make a
partial report in a few days. The COM
mittee will recommend that sub
committee be appointed to
visit the Indian Territory and
Montana during the summer, to
investigate the policy of Indians in
leasing lands. IL will also report
that the officials of the interior
department, except certain Indian
agents and traders, have not been
guilty OF improper conduct in connec-
ton with the leases of Indian lands.
Two agents, Townsend and Pollock, IL
viii say, Interested themselves on
leases while government officials, con-
trarv to the law.
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The patience of job is maj ter of bibil-
cal record. He was afflicted in
almost every conceivable way.
There are few affections of
our late day that will not be found
to yield speedily to Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers. NJ. A. Musketnuss, of Lancaster,
Pa, was afflicted for years with a run
ming leg. Several physicians failed 10
afford him relief. After using the Bit
ters for one month, he was able to wear
his shoes, his leg healed, and his lame
ness left him,
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GLOW DIdI Get pysnen.inqn

Many sufferer wants TO know that.
Well, nifty ways. Tough meat, heavy
not bread, soggy pie, hurried eating,
cross company at table, insufficient
chewing, constant worry and all the
others. Now, chow shall get rid of
dyspepsiag" That Is plain enough.
Take the best iron tonic In the world
Browns Iron Bitters. II seems almost
20 work miracles. MIR. Berry, OF Peters.
burg, Va, had chronic dyspepsia for
two years. Browns Iron BItters cured
him. Mr.. Cavins, OF Diuwiddie, had Il
for twenty years. Browns Iron Bitters
cured him likewise. Try IL.
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OF YOUTH ann 7txCEssE,

ABllS OF YOUTH AND .ENCESsEs
IL OF manhood cause moro suffering, sui.
cldes, nervous debility, impotence, sierility.
structures, vnricocee, diseased prostrnte
and, bladder kidneys, heart, drOpxy, dis.
betes AMI Bright's disease, than eyprythin.
elise, aud cannot be cured With stomach med
icineS alone, electricity, craypns, belts. can
WrlHMluns, sounds, cathetefs or cutting, The
Enropean nnd American Medical Bureau
VIII sendN treatise for - cents, giving reme.
dies and directions which cure these nther.
Wise ialtl diseases AT homu without min N /.
NafelN. ntttrps ll0p prNN,ipsn, \ \ ts'., 80
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A slugger Sent Up.

d. P. Porter, colored, charged with
assault and battery, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Kendall, yesterday, and
alter hearing the evidence, the court
hned him $40 and costs, He was lodged
in the county jail, and will swell the
number OF prisoners on the poor farm
by one.
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Residence Burned,

The residence of Mrs. Galloway,
widow lady, who resides at Grapevine,
was consumed by fire yesterday MORN
ing about O'clock. The household
goods, including lot Of furniture, were
also burned. The loss is $1,000, and
there was no insurance on the property
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by detective fue.
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plSsOlurloM NoIlne

NOrICE-THE FIRM OF
~ Beterton, Irvine & Co. this day
dissolved by II utual consent. CAPTAIN A q.
Irvine Nithirawing. Either member of the
firm Is authorized tn collect ana receipt for
all account, due Bettertou, Irvine & Go. The
business win be confined under the FIRM
name Of Bctterton & Hopkins
February 2, 1850. W j. BETTFRTON.
A. e. IRVINE,
$. II. HOPKINS.
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A gentleman writes that one of che
daughters of MIR. William ovens, ~
Langdale road, Peokham, London, Eng.
land, had been III Tor years with rheu
dies without effect. She finally used ST.
Jacobs Oil and was entirely cured.
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The Dallas Delegatos ut New Orleans

New Orleans, Feb 10, lSSj-E. p. Turner,
Ticket Agent Texas & Pacific Railway
ID alas:
DEAR Sir: We had a pleasant run
and arrived on time.
Very truly,
p w. IINslIn
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Horsrord,s Acid phosnhnte

FOR WAKEFUENE7S.
DIR. VIM. p. Clothier, Buffalo, n. y,
says: 81 prescribed it for Catholic
priest, who vas hard student, for
wakefulness, extreme nervousness, etc.
He reports great beneht,n
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Amerlcn,A Pride.

True American men and women, by
reason of their strong constitution,
beautiful forms, rich compleXi ms and
characteristic energy. are enyied by all
nations. 1t is the general use of DR..
Harters Iron Tonic, which brings
about these results.
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In referring to the above notice ofmy with
drhw3 rom the nrm OF Betttiton, Irvine &
large trade SO &, nerOusly be tuwed upon
the y, anu ask Il continuance Of the same to
the new firm of Rctterton & Hopk ms, whore
you WI meet with the same kind, Just and
with the new Arm and will be pleased TO see
my friends. A. {. IRVINE.
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Paper Hanging Lower Than Ever.

Satisfy yourselves of the above asser-
ton by calling ON us, and we will take
pleasure IN showing you our specimen
work and an entirely new and full line
OF decorations and paper hangings.
MCCALL & ERNENwEIN,
Sl2 Main street.
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Hotel Arrivals.

AT tho 81. George; Gilbert Marshall
and wife, CIV Williams, Il + Watkins,
Nashville, Tennessee; II O Hackney,
Workman; w p Mcneil, J l. Pick
rell and wife, Ennis; Edward
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A leding New York physician says,
that three fourths of the deaths
during this trying weather are
due to diseases of the lungs.
Take warning and secure at once bot.
tie OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, sure
cure for all lung troubles.
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FOR SALE.

TOR EXNHANGE-A NEW, EIEG Ant
! Fischer piano for a lot in he CITY or SUI
DurOs; VIII exchange In full oras phrt nav
menu Apply TO q. w. LoUDoS, S22 Elm St
~, febl2tf
EOR saloon FINE SALOON, WITH
a. bllIlard tables aud fixtures; recently
ntted hpi In one Of the best towns in North
TEXAS Apply to sTkAUss & LEVY, 6I7 Elm
49, ,, ~ ian3ltf
-, nold invention of rerelt date; patent
allowed by u. s. Patent Office January %
1855; 1t Is a Necessity in every house: small
caPlial requir d; sells quickly on it's merits.
OF win exchange for real estate or personal
properly; an energetic man with small
capital can seGureh mselfan excellent husi
hess; few choice counties In Texas vot nm
Sold. Address ROBERT CLARKE, 1912 san
Jaclnto street, On las, Texas. febl-lm
E'ANNlN COUNTY TANDS FOR SAT-E--
=, Ky Uacres OF unimpros ed lands, in tract
ana du' ana ~ ialr prices Twenty good farm
anu desirable property in Bon
,D uri. Ile county seat, one of the hes
towns IN north Texas For description,
prices ana t'ros, address FL ABRR-
ga. ~ zeal Estate Agent, Bonham, Fannin
COT ", Texas.
ENOk ; LE-9OO Heal OF EARTTN(5S
~ \ mixed, TO BE- delivered in May or Inne'
exas. '''"'
'RSiEoE Pa SEES TO SEE OUR LANDS
4, q l93 w nc es In 10 counties west, INCLUDE
ddnng O9,OVO acres IN Parker county, on line OF
!. q 7. X. For sale or lea g; one. flrth
cash and balance 5 equal payments, 10 ner
cent. lnte EFT; vendors lien land notes Tor
Sl1OOO on these lands sold; Tor sale MI N bnr-
gam. Headquarters al Weatherford, Parker
county, Texas. HORACE BAKER a Co. iniG-gOt
| EOk SALE-C0RD AND STOWE WOOD
H. any quantity sud best quality; over
ZUtO cords on hand. Also, wanted 10 buy rnt
,on aeed sId seed cotton at highest market
/ r..Ce. ~, p1SrERHACH. seiT-H
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They are Quick and Sure.
81 use Benson's Capcine Porous Plas-
tiers constantly in my practice. DR.. j..
NJ Wendell. Price 70 cents.
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browns Bronchial rroches" are OK
cellent for the relief of Hoarseness or
Sore Throat. They are exceedingly eff
le"tive." y Christian World, London,
England.
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Fragrant soxodoat

FrHgfnnt NOEOdONt
liardens and invigorates the gums, puri-
Ties aud perfumes the breath, cleanses,
haautiiies and preserves tho teeth from
6Outh 10 old aye. Sold by all druggists.
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city court.

City VS.. James odell, assault and bat
terry; continued.
city vs., A, w. Campbell; failing TO re-
pair sidewalk; continued
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Galvanized or Painted.
TENsIL STRENGTH. loo poUNDs.

Is made from NO. u STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
ted to be uniformly stronger and to
present more barbs per rod, being at the
same time lighter, with the same size OF
nam wires, than any other style. In coAse-
quence OF these combined advantages, we
have good reason TO believe that its sales are
FIVE TT VI Els GREATER Than the united
sales OF all Others After revit wing h. G above
Statements and facts, the question arises:
Can purchasers afford to make series Oh
experiments with other cheaper and less
wild ~ known styles and grades of wire.
when Is manufactured without Il license,
ana by this course subiectiHg themselves TO
assessment for damages by the United States
ConrtsY IL is possible that the manufacture
ers OF unlicensed barb wire may iler to pro-
tect their patrons; but when this protection
Is ole ed we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility OF the guaran-
teeors. While we disc aim any Intention OF
monopOll2ing the barb wire business, our
readers VIII please remember that there are
lew, If any, articles manufactured which
leave so small a margin between actual first
cost and the price at which
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OK OCCUPANTS
~ oi property In sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, nom Sycamore 10
HARDWOOD street aud between Main and Com.
section OF sewer ordlnpuco-That private
sewers, water closets, and sink basins. etc.
shall he constructed IN all of said ,lisirlctst o
connect with the district sewer, on notice
said officer and not otherwise.
SUB, Sec, b II shall be- niSlemoapor for
lne owner or occupant ofany building In any
sewer usl'lci-nuy position OF Witch Is used
n.hny b9rpose during any portion oc the
connected with the public sewer i5 dpys nj.
Wr holuoaunn by the city engineer. eis.
Ihe above district sewers nre cons.rncted
a ar, ,re.siy Tor use, and al parties Interested
sections 81 the sewer ordinance.
November H. lSSl ~ 'ei'oo''
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we desire to extend our thanks ard appre-
ciat on with Captain Irvine, our late part.
ner for the liberal patronage bestowed ON
Betttrton, Irvine & Co., aud ask q cuntinu.
pnce of The same To the new firm AS will
be set n, Captain Irvine remains With us,
h rrENTpN 4 IIOpE
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WANTED.


WANTED-A YOuN,9 MAN TO DO OF
hce-work; mas, compose and wrI,.
wei. Address, stating ye, etc, T.. o. Roy
VI, 0,..ias, febl4-2t
w ANrED-A GOOD co az, APPLY tn
ALFRED DAVIS, corner San Jacinto
80 ,." ,s,,,,t Hs .- feblitf
M ANTBU-A GERMAN OR sly III
" girl for small family Apply to + w
WEsB, Jeweler, 6lO Main st. ,ebl2.i
M ANTED-AGENTS 1T Will. PAY IN
" telligent men aud womr n .qeekine ero-
hIanle emFloyment to get my i | strated cir.
eular and terms for tine eel brateg Missonrt
- cam Washer, which, by reason OF It's Sreat
Intrinsic merit, mas achieved such phe6o,n
inal success. EXclu I've ritory puarantaaS
TO active, working agen, 5, an sample W sh.
err sent on Il weeks trial on literal tar,ns
Addres j. WORTH sole manuf tcturer Stnrns
INV Franklin avenue, " Louis, and Iaia
Stale street, Chic go. Factory, sl3 Nort%
2lst ST eet, st. louis. febI0.lm
M ANTED--A PARTNER WITH s31
w capital In good payin and we'll esO
tablished business. Address r. O. r IS VS.
Herald Office, febiI't2
M AN Ed TRAVELLERS TO STOP An
" the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Propre ress. Hons,
thoroughly iitted up, and co Quoted on the
Eur0hedn plan, with restaurant attached.
meals alta hours, aud polite attention: spe,
clal lnduc ncn1s for drummer, fobiOtf
WANTHl Ito PAS Il RE ON SHARE3
" for number of years from 400 to "a
mead OF cattlei r"nch on Big Wichita river.
gay county, Texas; fine ass and an abun,
dance OF water and best OF protection: cows
preferred Address PkAIT 4 THORNBERRy.
t.Io-lIot,a, irAas f'U6-lGt
NVANTED = AGENTS. ADDRESS ST
W LOUIS Ell CTRlC ! AMP co, 81
Louis, MO for circulars, cuts AID terms of
% candle power Marsh electric lamp. feS-l6t
WAN kD-IF Y U WAN WORK OF
any Kind, or if you want help of any
KIND. apply. to this office; we can always fur.
hlSh you WIN any kind OF help in n reason
ape ADJ length of time IN ELIIGENoE AND
ih al Ta N ENTUFFICE, SO Main street, Dali
: : -, jah2S-lm
w AN tEDLrO REPAIR FURNITURE
OF AZ Kinds, upholstery, vanishing.
ponsulng pianos; furniture packed for shin
i me- ~ low rates, by PHILIP ADIETA. M.
- -,-s,is o.. jan29-lm
w ANTI D-To BUY REAL ESTATE IN
ena A, nalias for cash. j. NJ. DICKSON.
e - 49,. 1ri o',D. iaul7-lm
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUAI,EN-
w doWmont Association will give good ana
pfnhtaple employment to experienced insur-
ahce solicitors, Address A. NJ. HALL, geSre.
lafy, ~ Main street. Dallas, Texas. ,viit
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Barb Wire Can be Purchased


EHs-TH ERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
Of barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers ofall patents governing the manufacture
OF barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
and we would recommend their use, If after
a thorough investiga ion of the true merits
of our wire and its present low prices, you
mud that YOU can afford to purchase auy
other style or inferior grade of wire. Inquire
Tor the genuine GLinDEN. sold only by ms or
our appointed agencies thrOug3Out the state,
few of whom we name, MS follows:
w w. Weston, m
Middleton, Stewart Il Co., D"lIas'
Henry q Peak. r.. ,,y-.,,.
j, b Mitchell a Co., ForV worm
Cameron Il Phillips, Abilene.
j. B. Norris, Graham,
Cleaves d Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, Hardwicke 4 Taylor e,....
Byers Bros, sherman
j.; ); ); d. Heard, Mckinney.
W. H. Chandler d Co., Plar o.
Jam Arnelstead, Greenville.
G. Dickson Il Co., Cleburne
7. A. Ferris, Waxahachie
w j johnson Il Co, Corsicana
c. b. j. j. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
San born IL Warne err.
HOUSTON. TENAS