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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-27
HE LOCAL NEWS RECORD,
10 CHARITY FOR EAST DALLAS.
he hurderers OF Conductor Fraxier
Identified Telephone Exchange
Operations and Damages
Court and Other Notes.
Checking on the Charity Fund.

mot a potato, sri" was the rather
Tmpnsllc remark that greeted the ears
I the reporter as he entered the city
all this morning. off East Dallas
wishes to reap the benefits of the
harltaDle donations Of the city she had
9etter unloosen her dignity and place
serseIi ID am attitude where she will be
lstly entitled to a recognition" Tho
'pokesman was the mayor and the re-
aark was prompted by an appeal from
negro, who resides outside of the
oiporate limits, for assistance. The
Iall contained number OF appli-
ants and the major portion
them were negroes. A
)hysiognomist would have enioyed a
'icnlc in studying the faces. Men,
women and children were present.
some OF them were aged and decrep:t,
nd scantily dressed; others were ro-
gust, hearty and comfortably appareled :
ma sui Others were of tender wears,
VINO acted as messengers from fraii,
'lck and starving families. Each one,
turn, glibly poured forth har-
owing tale OF privations. Desertions
y husbands; surieit of children,
;oupled with AN inability to procure
'apor, ana sickness, were tho chiet
;ources of complaint. Men physically
,apacitated TO split 200 rails per
lay, and women, who could
'asily earn couple of dollars
yer wash-tub, were conspicuous.
beiore entering the hall they were Jolly
ma contented enough, but the moment
ne glance OF the mayor fell upon them,
ma questions relative to their condi-
ions were asked, the facial transfigura-
ion was phenomenal, and more pitiful,
peseechlng countenanceS could not be
imagined than were presented. 1t is
rue lhere were many who were truly
deserving and to them relief was lib
orally granted. One cd negro, a cente-
uarlan, doubtless, who breathes and
moves under the euphonious cognomen
Jim Partridge, stepped to the front as
candidate. lie was shirt
less and almost breechesless, in
act, his entire wardrobe would
nave appeared immodest upon a babe,
ne, with others were amply provided
With sustenance and clothing, as thew
should have been. But there are those
VINO are worthless and indolent, who
send their wives and children with pitt
iul stories, TO pilter the city. A close
"atch is being kept on this class. They
IRE the ones, too, that complain most.
A Durly man entered the eommissary
,,,dtufuayi ana AFTER being supplied with
hour, bacon and coffee, was much in
censed because the sugar supply had
peen exhausted. Negroes largely pre-
dominate as pensioners, and some of
them living several miles in the coun-
Try, have visited the city in wagons
that their wants might be satisfied. The
following are the amounts received in
money by the committees in the differ
ent wards up to date: First ward. $40.
Second ward, $9ll5; Third ward, none;
Fourth ward, S524O; Fifth ward, s53;
Sixth ward, $23; total, $24955. A vast
amount of food, clothing and fuel, of
course, have been contributed in addi-
lion 80 A
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The Inaururation.

To those who contemplate attending
the inauguration, the Ohio & Mississippi
railway offers by far the most attract
i've route to the national capital.
Passing, as it does, through the most
picturesque part of the Allegheny range,
1t not only affords a variety of beauti,
inl and historical scenery, but possesses
the additional advantage OF being the
shortest and most direct route from st.
Louis, as well as the only line running
through cars to Washington.
Two through trains leave st. Louis
daily for Washington and Baltimore
without change, and make the run in
the remarkably short time of twenty
eight hours.
The round trip rate from st. Louis for
the Inauguration will be 500, and tickets
VIA the OHIO 81 Mississippi will be on
sale at offices of connecting lines west.
from February % to March 8; good
for return until March 10.
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The Telephonc Exchange.

Dallas is rapidly growing city, and
and prominent among her many thrifty
institutions is the Erie Telephone Ex-
change, which has 225 miles Of wire in
operation, connecting $50 subscribers.
In. addition to this, there are $50
miles of territorial wire CENTER
ing at the exchange here, which
is the headquarters of the
whole system in north Texas, handling
the largest territorial telephone bust
ness OF any in tho state. There were
about 100 wires disabled by the recent
sleet, which disabled all the territorial
lines, which shut of communication
until Friday, when the Fort Worth and
Mckinney lines were put in order. A
number OF extra line men
nave been sent out TO make
repairs, and everything is expected
10 be in working order by the middle OF
next week. The damage done by the
sleet will foot up over $500. Mr.. Reed,
the manager OF the telephone exchange,
on an occasion like this, is considerably
worried by subscribers, who demand
service whether or not it can be had
The majority are very reasonable, how.
ever, says MIR. Reed. when the cause Is
explained.
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PERSONAL,

K. A. Binford, Paris, is at the St.
George. ''
S. L. Deye, of Terrell, was in the citv
yesterday.
T. L. stanfeld, Terrell, is booked at
the st. George. ~
Ira 0; Wyse, Greenville, is registered
at the st. George.
Mr.. N. W. Wright, merchant of AL
yarado, is in the city.
q. ). Todd, prominent LAWYER of
IeNarkana, is in the city.
Col. Joe Brown, of Knoxville, Tennes-
see' was in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Morris is confined to her
pea by severe attack of pneumonia.
?. B. Fouke, the popular representa-
1--WE oil 81. Louis house, is in the city.
Fred Ende and daughter, of Green
yllie, are guests Of the St. George hotel.
Judge Nj. II. Bonner, prominent
city.
Mr.. Josiah Garrison, legal gentle
man from Sulphur Springs, is in the
city.
Col. j. G. Booth, of Decatur was in
Windsor.
j. l.. White, cashier of the Collin
! County National bank, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. D. w. Gordon is ill at the home
OF a friend at Caldwell, Texas, with
rheumatism.
capt. Z. A. King, popularity known as
tue former secretary of the Merchants
Exchange, is in the city.
Mr.. Z. Danenman leaves this mornino
VIA the Texas d Pacific railway for the
New orleans exposition:
ditor Of the Missouri Pacific railway,
LETT last evening for st. Louis.
~ +. q. Brown, travelling auditor of the
texas ~ racine railway, left here last
evening on his return to Marshall.
j: McHugh, an ex-veteran conductor
on the Texas d Pacific railway, left last
evening for visit to New Orleans.
Elmo Fullenwider, young capital
ISL oil winston, North Carolina, is in
the city looking out for investments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Degen, of Ottawa,
LIMOS, who have been to the New Or,
leans exposition, are visiting tho sister
OF Mrs. Degen, Mrs. Louis Goslin.
lion. ). q. Chenoweth, while en- route
nome from Austin to Bonham, was ia
Ken i'll with rheumatism, and is con
hned to his bed at the Windsor hotel.
Mrs. Agnes G. Strange, of Gordons-
yllle, Virginia, is the guest of Mai. j. b.
Scruggs, and is on visit to her two
sons, Messrs. w. L. and II. b. Strange,
of this city.
w. 5. Adair, who has been laid UP for
several weeks past with fractured leg,
was able to drive down town YESTERDAY
ms numerous friends were glad to see
him about again.
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TO the Farmers of Dallas and Adjoining
Counties

take this method of informing you
That Oliver q Griggs have purchased the
Mitchell d Scruggs stock of hardware
and implements, consisting chiefly of
hardware, nails and iron, betting, brass
goods, etc., John Deere plows, harrows,
wagons, wheel-barrows, double shovels,
gas pipe, corn mills, mowers, cane mills
and evaporators, Georgia stocks, barbed
wire and other goods too numerous to-
mention. have been placed in charge
OF this stock by Oliver q Griggs as their
agent. / shall he pleased to meet ali the
old patrons Of Mitchell d. Scruggs at
their old stand, 75l and 1853 Elm street,
where they can got fine goods at bank
rupt prices. Respectfully,
ID. l.. RICHARDSON, Agent
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FOR RENT.

,nrt
EoH RENI-A FURNISHED FRONT
~ room AZ 728 Elm St. Ian2tf
EOk RENT-ONE WELL FUKNISHEO
4 front room, with southern exposure, Adj.
dress NJ, Herald office. ian25.6t
EOR RENr-SEVE GOOD SECOND
y band pianos for rent at G. II. EDWARps.
20 illl9 80 MAN street, ian2l-7t
EOR RENT-ALb KINDS or SECOND
n hand furniture, lue assortment; also.
everything In the Inc ofhOusekoeping Goods
stoves, etc, at low rates, q. W. LoUDoN,
90 run street. janl7tf
TOR kENT-FABM OF 1872 ACRES-9
4 acres tillable land, 40 Rores in orchard
OF the finest fruit ana choice varieties, all
nearingj good house of six rooms and ont
hou es, The bost of water and goo earn pond:
ouly 90 miles from Dallas, on the RockwRll
iHad Apply 10 SIM son y HUFFMAN, TSl
.llh strteI, janllu
TOR RENT "A DESIRABLE FARM OF
IL 200 acres miles east OF the Court house
IN the city of Dal as, Texas. j. NJ. PAFTER-
son Agent, No. 2il Patterson ave. jaull-tf
Euk Rent SEVERAL FARMS; COM
- Portable houses, plent OF water;6 miles
rom Tue city. o. T. BowsER, 3le Elm st. d2Otf
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Yesterday morning, about II o'clock,
an alarm of fire was sounded. The de.
partments responded promptly, but
there was no need for them. The burn.
ing was a small affair. 1t originated in
the residence of Mrs. Rose, on Elm
street, and just east of the Central rail
way track. But little damage resulted,
and 1t was easily eXtinguished.
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WANTED

NAEKEES FROM THE ARCTIC CIR.
Gle looking for HON S In this God.
pressed climate will always find theInseIve.
saIly "ieit II they fail 10 EFS-STOP OFF
Al WEAI HERtOhD, and call at tina
oinces Of the Chicago and Texas Immi.
ETailch ana Land Company, corner North
FL IN ana square, six rooms, up- stairs Kim
ules Drick block. HORACE bAKER 4 Co.
meaIherIord. Parker coui ty, Texas. aiO-lm
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY AN EXPEK-
fenced stenographer and Typewriter
operators good references address STENOg-
RAPHER, j. o. Box No. 81. jan25-St
w ANrED-TO REPAIR FURNITURE
w OF al kinds, upholstery, vanishing.
pollsnlnS pianos; furniture packed FOR shin"
inent ny low rates, by PHILLIP ADLErA, No.
1910 Main ST. ian5e- In
VA ANTtD-TWO MAKERS At II
w AlMMEhhAN's, f07 Main ST. jan22tf
w ANThD-TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN
odN,, Dallas for cash. ]. M. DICKSON.
wv yam etIert' ianl7-lm
M ANTED-TRAVE LERS To STOP At
" the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas.
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. House
thoroughly htted up and conducted on the
european plan, with Restaurant attached.
Me!iis al ali hours, and polite attention. Spe-
clal Inducements for drummors. jan film
w ANTED - CANVASSERS - AGENTS
book, Huckleberry Finn. For terms nd.
dress n. ID. MCDoNALD& C E, Publishers, 81
Carondelet street, New Orleans. janleodu
w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUI'jNIEN-
w doWment Association win give good and
prontable employment to experienced insur-
nnce solicitors. Address A. NJ. ALL Score.
lHry, lZ3 Main street. Dallas, Texas ivItf
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Az the st. George: WM King, Max
we'll: Gabe Beck, Mckinney; IL Ray.
mond Howe, Los Angeles California; 4
g Bidwell, weatherford; p A Jordan
Ennis; John A Williams, Baltimoret
EE Revin, Forney; Il NJ Turner, Hills.
boro; J nj Mcleod, Cameron Texas
Fred Ende and daughter, Greenvillei
RIA Bldford, Paris; 4 L Stanfield, Tor
rsll; b NJ Bureher, Honey Grove. Texas!
Percy q Cox, Honey Grove Texas; q II
Howell, Mckinney; Iva A Wyso, Green.
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Conductor Fra4ior's NIurderers Identified

Conductor Fraziet's iurderers Identified.
The HERALD contained a notice yes-
tsrday morning of the passage through
this city, on the evening previ-
Gus, Of on the west-bound, train,
two prisoners, heavily chained, and
under. strong guard, who were pre-
sumed TO be the two tramps who muir
dered Conductor Frazier and seriously
wounded Powers, brakeman, on the
international q Great Northern railway,
near Overton, on the 18th instant. They
were being taken TO Fort Worth
for the purpose of being identified by
Powers, who is confined in tho railway
hospital OF that town, and who is not eN-
pected to live. Powers recognized the
men as those who committed the muir
der, and whom he and the conductor
were attempting 10 eject from the train.
Detective FuTlong, of the Missouri Pacific
railway, Is entitled 10 the credit of the
arrest. The prisoners were transferred
to Rusk county, the location of the muir
der, yesterday morning.
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vile Texas; j M Ellis, Greenville Texas;
John A Jackson, Piano. S Campbell,
chicago; r Nj Nelly, Sherman: III Il
Wakefield, Waketon; Eugene Lanox,
gainesville; c III Shine, Mckinney; G
Il Stacy, st. Louis; L V Moore and
son, St. Louis; w G Eustis, Henrietta:
John Petit, Texas; Arthur Clements,
Quincy Illinois; G. D. Hughes, Sher-
man; N M Lee, st. Louis; A j Oslin,
sherman; Bradley, Waxahachie; Miss
Slandie Brady, Waxahachie; ] Col
Inns, Austin,
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kerr"
Charged wth Theft of Cattle,

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Lewis arrested j. Eason, whom he
turned over to Sheriff Beck, of Collin
county, where he is wanted to auswer
to the charge of theft of cat
tie. Eason was driving. AT tho
time of his arrest, for the Texas
Express company, and is Jointly in
dlcted with V. B0lls on the charge of
the theft of cattle. -
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All Master Masons and other Masons
of a higher order, will remember that
the celebrated tourist in the Holy Land,
and writer, who so encharmed an audi
ence here on the 10Th ult., is to again
deliyer lecture ut our Masonic hall in
Dallas, on Monday night of the 9th day
OF February. We refer to Rev. DIR. III.
Il. Coleman, of Louisville, Kentucky.
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Funeral Notice.

The officers and members of the Fidel
lily Council No. 4lO, A. L. of H., are
hereby requested to meet at their lodge
room, corner Elm and Austin streets
TO morrow morning "wednesday at &
O'Clock sharp, to attend the funeral OF
Companion G. Il. Miller.
A full attendance is desired. BY Or
der of r. ID. RAwLINs.
Vice-Commander,
G. A. LILLY, Secretary,
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A fragrant breath aud pearly teeth are
easily attained, and those who fail TO
avail themselves of tho means, should
not complain whom accused OF gross
neglect. SOZODONT will speedily
eradicate the cause of foul breath,
Identifying and preserving the teeth 10
the oldest age.
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Notice to Commerclal Travellers,

Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
at the Harris House which has just been
completed, where the best accommodate
ton and table supplied with every deli
cacy the market affords.
l.. II. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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G. A. LILLY, Secretary.

For Coughs and Throat Disorders.
Use Browns Bronchial Troches,
"Haye never changed my mind respect
ing them, except think better of that
which began thinking well Of" Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, Sold only in
boxes
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A mans wife should always be the
same, especially 10 her husband, but II
abe IL weak and nervous and uses Car
ter Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they
at least so they all say, and their hus-
bands say 30 too.
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OFEICIAL-CITY LAWS.


A n ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
"A. sol an ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
providing for the collection of water rates
the election of Board of Water Commits
sloners anu other regulations necessary for
operating the Dallas C ty Water works, >
Approved January 20 1852 Be IL ordained
bT The City Council Of the city of Dallas:
SECTION /. That section OF the above en-
tilied ordnance, approved January 20. 1872
De amended so as to read hereafter as follows
Secuon 3, All permits for the use of water
shall be ISSUE by the Superintendent ol
Water-Works, conditional ON payment ofthe
pTopel amount as per rate established. Said
euperlntendent shall also collect and recent
lor an amounts specified ia and due on said
permits Whereupon the consumer shall IN, !
arlghJ 10 the use of water. Every perInit is
sued by said superintendent of Waier-w rl,s
suaIi oeeVldenced by a stun, showing when,
70 Whom and for how long, and TOR what nrire
and purpose said permit was issued. He
hnal Keep roll OF water consumers, show
ing rates paid, and shall MAKE lnunfhlv ye
ports OF same to the City Council, He shall
turn overall monies thus collected by him
10 the CITY Treasurer, with whom he gLaI
make weekly northumberland nj recainfr "a
Ken by said Superintendent for mo1ev so
turned over shall show that they were on ac-
count or the Water-works fund. and HE
month y reports shall show the same facts
SEC z. That all ordinances or parts of or
ulnances in conflict with this ordinance he
anu the same are hereby repealed, and Thai
this ordinance take effect from and after its
passage. '0' A'S
Passed January G, 1885.
me mayor having failed TO approve or OBJ
yect TO me above and foregoi ordinance
Withih three days after IL was placed In INV
V ~ rs ~ prescribed by the City Charter,
ms signature January 10, 1885.
W. IL. PARRY, CITY Sprretorv
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Morsrord,s Acid Phosnhnte,

VALUABLE IN INDIGESTION.
DR.. Daniel Y. Nelson, Chicago, says
81 lind it a pleasant and valuable rem
edy in indigestion, particularly in over
worked men,
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A \, ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE
"A lines and width of a part of Polk street:
p, SECTION !. Be it ordained by the DIV
Council of the City of BAL las, That the moi mon
tt iS,a OF Mr. = II Cockrell, proprietor Of
t the ground, is hereby accepted as q dedica-
ucn, &nd the lines OF Polk street are heraby
established RS follows Beginning nj he
northeast intersection of poydras and Polk
streets; thence in a direct line easterlyto the
southwest corner of fractional block No. 65,
on the Grigsby league line, the same being
the north 1.-The of said street. The south linz
OF Polk street shall begin on Poydras street
SOieet south of the first named point, and
thence run essterly parallel TO the first line
me same distance; thence north to the south
line Of Young street. At said southwest cor.
per OF block So the north lines of Polk and
Young streets meet
SEC; 2. That the Engineer is hereby re-
CURED 10 measure and properly work the
INES OF SAID street as rein defined.
SEC. y. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage.
Approved October 2s, 1884.
,.,... -, w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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Do sandwiches come from the Sand
witch Islands? Ofcourse not, but con-
sumption always comes from neglected
colds. And bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup taken in time will save much
suffering.
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DIEo

NJ hlEh.ht the residence OF his son. In
INV, SS HARDWOOD street, Clark n, Miller,
w II u M, January 20, oloousumptlon.
Funeral at TO- m. Wednesday morning.
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Office TO OWNERS OR OUCUPANTs
~ OF property in sewer districts betwsann
MAIN ana Elm streets, from sycamore ~
I murWoQu street and between Main and Com.
ileLce streets from Jefferson to Murphy street
section of sewer Ordinance-That pr,voie
sewers, water closets, aud sink basins. etc
snall be constructed in all of aaid districts ~
connect conn e. with the district sewer, on notIcs
s iJdi t Va clty engineer, and as directed nv
SUB. sec. s. 1t shall be a misdemeanor for
inc owner or occupant Ofany building in any
sewer dlstrict-any position of which is use5
i H any purpose during any portion Of he
connected with the public sewer Il do vro ~
le IT., noll ncation by the city engineer, etc.
Inc above district sewers arc cOnstructad
ana ready for use, and all parties interesteS
IRE hereby notified to comply with the aboys
sectiohB O. the sewer ordinance.
W. NJ. JOHNSON, CITY Engineer
November 10. 1884.
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All dyspeptics, weakness of the diges-
tive organs, sour stomach, heartburn,
cured by Giles pills. Sold by druggists.
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A h ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
"A and leyyirg q special tax 10 pay for The
district sewer from the west side Of HarWOod
street, between Main ard Elm streets, 10 a
point IN alley in block l25, distance of 253 feet:
SECTION /. BE 1t ordained by the CITY
Council of the City of Dallas Thatthe repoft
Of tho City Engineer OF the cost Of construed
ing the district sewer from the west side OF
HGrwood street, between Main and Elm
streets, In the city of Dallas, TO q point in
Lh9 alley in block l25, distance of 2jS feet,
De ana The same IL hereby approved, and tho
estimate OF pro rata costs therein set forth be
ana the same is hereby assessed against Tho
property therein described. and that q special
tn% OF The respc tive amounts stated be and
lhe same is hereby lrYic against the various
lois OF ground described in said reports, ex-
elusive OF improvements in propo ton TO The
area the whole district, exclusive of public
highways. The City Asses.o or and Collector
shall enter said lists Of said property and the
name OF the owner thereon, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots in said district, ON
MS lax rolls, in no k kept for that purpose
ana shall proceed to collect the same as pro .
vided in the city charter
SEC. q THAI this ordnance shall take eff.
feet from its passage.
Approved October 2S 1884.
49,, ". l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest: W. u. PARRY City SECRETARY.
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"SrALDINo's GLUE." No well-regu-
lated family Will be without IL.
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Legitimate Barb Wire Can be Purchased

ErF~ THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
Oh D9rp }, wire duly licensed by the own
eTS oiall patents governing the manufacture
OF barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
ana we won d recommend their use, If after
a thorough inyestiga ion of the true merits
o. G,, our wire and It's present low prices you
ma that you can afford to purchase any
other style or inferior grade of wire. Inouire
lor the genuine GLIDDEN. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies throughout The state.
few of whom we name, as follows:
W. W. Weston,
middleton, Stewart & Co., Dallas'
T henry " Peak, Fort Worth
Cameron Phillips, Abilene
j. i. Norris, Graham
Cleaves d Fletcher, GainesviIle
Roberts, Hardwicke & Taylor,j r,
Byers Bros, sherman.
j. $. & S. d. Heard, NcRinnev.
w. II. Chandler & Co., Plaro.
James Arneistead, Greenvillo
g. Dickson d Co., Cjeburge
!; =; rerrls, WaXahaChle
~ ~ Johnson " 20, Corsicana.
O. b. d j. j. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
SanbOrn 81 Warmer.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.