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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-28

why fhc Former Can not Catch the
LATTER

L8fter
A cavalry sergeant. on active service
in Arizona against the Indians, explains
why the troops cannot catch the raid
ing Apaches. He says that the Indians
have from five to seven good saddle
horses each. The soldiers are com.
pelled TO follow with one horse each,
loaded down with blanket, .overcoat,
two canteens. lariat. picket pins,
side lines, nosebsg. currycomb and
brush. sometimes four TO six days
rations, q p.nnikin. tin cup and
numerous other little traps that are of
no use. but always in the way. Then
comes the gun and field belt, with fifty
rounds Of cartridges, with 100 more in
the saddle pockets, then the pistol and
belt. with twenty -four pistol cartridges.
"Weigh a man with ali this says the
sergeant, e''spd then turn him loose
after an Indlsn pony. with she'll Of o
saddle, gun and ammunition, and an
slss0st nude buck. aud see which wins
in the race of 800 miles, to say nothing
of the bucks remounts and perfect
knowledge OF the country"
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STOCK cows.

SAn Head OF Stock Cows, from three to
ebVySI five years old, wanted by the under
signed, for which cash will he paid.
NJ. s. B0NNIFIEI d.
Winnemucca New, June 80, 1885. I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-28

ID. IN. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. PR. IL.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town of Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad.
dressed 10 the undersigned at San Francisco,
AZ the G. T. r. r. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the com.
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nolo D. II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-28

RkiSHARr h co. keep full line of Lumber
snd sell at reasonable rates 2 ss
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WANTED-TO SELL FURNII IRE. FTC-
" TO parties wishing to rent on offlcC srif''
able for INSURANCE, lawyer, physician or
Office. anr,5U
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oEEiCIAl CITY LAWs.


=, N ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENZ
"A fits ana levying special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benehtted by the opening of Good street from
San Jacinto street To Bryan street rs ordered
by ordinance of Augusta, 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 Jaclnto street to Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance August IA, 1888, there be and is
hereby assessed and levied a special tax
against the following surrounding property
holders and surrounding property bene-
htied, rs follows: Mrs. a. II, Field so feet front
on north Side OF San Jacinto street by 1874 feet
deep out of east corner of block 266, being also
In east corner Jim CTutchheld, acres, $780,;
i N. SnOdgraSs, 80 feet front ON the north side
of san JaCinto street, by 1874 feet deep out Of
south corner of block 273, being the south
corner of the Elizabeth Bonds, 4 acres, $50;
e. II Stevens, 100 feet on west side Of Good
street, by 0954 ieetlrOnt, on the south side san
JaClnto street, being part of lot 49, of Burkis
addition to Dallas, IN block 267, $40; S. q.
smith, 100 feet 'front.' on west side oil Good
street, by l50 feet deep, being lot - of Burk's
addition, in block 2G7, $50; j. II Caldwell, 100
feet front on west side Of Good street, by $50
block 2GI, $50; 7. >. Undorhill, gS feet front,
on west side OtGoOd street. by $50 feet deep,
being lot 70 of BuIy's addition, in block 261,
$685. Nathan Green, 55l5 feet front, on west
side otGo0d street by $50 feet deep, in block
Gb1, being the north One-haif OF Dallas
Thompson s one acre, 5000; p. S. Borlch, 5jL
feet 'front.', on west side OF Good street, by ljl
feet deep, in block l3l, being south One-hali
of Dallas IhOnpsou's one acre ,ND5dU: Charles
| Erwip, lSl feet front, on west side OF Good
street, by w feet 'front.' on north side of Bryan
street, Ia bio * 2jS, SlSl; a. Beryrle i4 feet
! front, on east Side of Good street. by lH feet
! front, on south side OF san jacluto street, in
block "a, 500; a. q. Bsddo, 81 feet 'front.', on
east Side II Good street, bN lSi 1eeL deep, be-
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Closlnc ONT snIn

owingto the increase of my shoe trade
and being too crowded TO exhibit my
large stock of boots and shoes, l have
concluded TO give up my hat business,
! win, therefore, close out my ontire
stock OF fine silk, felt nd straw hats al
a great reduction, ~ least from ~ 10 Cd
percent lower than tho same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
THIS is no old or brokou stock, but all
now and fashionable goods, mado eV-
pressly for me for this spring trade An
inspection Is respectfully solicited of
those IN want OF something nice and
cheap Ia head gear,
Call soon aud mako your selection bs-
toro the stock is brokon, and YOU will
save money, at
LEuN kAuN's,
0lj, Elm street.
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not live, and vet these mon and thou
sancs Ake mem havo been cured and
cured pc, manently, of serious kidney
dlsorde,rs, by remedy not officially
kno IN to the code.
What has been done may be done
again.
disease in Chicago last week. "Joo"
Goss, The Boston pugilist, died of it,
Hundreds OF thousands of people perish
of it every year while in their doctors
hands. The cause of death may be
called blood poisoning, paralysis, heart
disease, commissions apopley y, pneu'
monia or some other common allment
but the real difficulty Is in the kidneys
Physicians know it,but they conceal the
fact from their patients, realizing theil
inability to cure by any "authOrized'
means. The remedy that cured LARA
. bee aud HeniOn and Prescott q. g.
} Warmers Safe Cure,) is special, indie
! pendent discovery. Its record entitie
, Ii TO recognition, and it gets il from III
telligerS people. Its manuiactqrerS
. have an unsullied reputation, ane ar
Y entitled to.as great consideration as an,
lschool of physicians.
y Pref. h. A, Gum, M. d., dean of th
United States Medical college, Of Ne'
- York City, rises above professions
q prejudice, and on it's personally-prove
a merits alope gives it several pages c
a tho warmest c0mmendation In his pun
Il lished works--{he only instance o
Il record of high professional endorse
70 nent of such preparation.
n The unprei1diced people do not wan
~ Gen. Grant 80 die. If there is in a
- nature or anywhere in the world rem
y edy or a msn able TO cure his canoe
ic give thom chance.
q. VIII they dc itS
7, No.
~ Why?
40 Is not too ofteu the case that man
~ excollont physicians, who arc great
~ devoted TO the code, would prefer thi
=. their patients should die rather tina
a that they should recover health by th
Va use OF any remedy not recognize
~ under their COde7
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Our first shipment of ladies' kid opera
too slippers has already been reduced to
such oNtort that wo havo many broken
lots on hand, We have concluded to
consolidate these lots with many othors,
which readily sold at Sl,00 aud $l25 a
pair, and offer them, for three days only,
at the extraordinary low price of o.
cents y pair. Tho sizes of this cumblna.
sion lot run from No. TO No. 7. This
Is ono Of those bargains which cannot
be- obtained ats any time. They will be
withdrawn from our bargain counter
on Friday evening next. You must
mako up your mind at once, else You
fail to buy Il slipper worth $l.2j for half
price.
We had much success with our sale
Of curtains held this wOek. We shall
continue 10 otler thom at those low
prices until the end Of this week.
SANGER Bros.
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PalO Pinto Plck-ups,

PALo PINTO, April l4.-[Special. Mr..
Robert Nall, living on the Brazos river,
brought catfish to town this morning,
Weighing 81 pounds gross. This is the
largest brought to town this season.
Several gentlemen from Weatherford
are camped on Eagle creek, two miles
from town, trying their luck with the
hook and line. IL looks strange that
men will cross the Brazos to fish in a
small stream.
Tho weather Is cloudy and cool.
The farmers report whoat doing fine.
Corn Is not doing well on account OF the
cool weather.
M. o. Lynn started large herd oi
steers to his rancho, on Grafton creek
yesterday.
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RocEwArL, April A. Especial -
William Rigg, one Of Rockwell county's
best citizens, was buried yesterday.
Mr.. Rigg lived many years near Scy-
emo, Dallas county, and was we'll and
fayorably known by the early settlers.
lilo died pneumonia.
District court cOnyenes horo on the
llth day OF May. Judge Pullman will
preside.
Oats are looking well. Wheat is inn
proving. A vast amount of corn mus
be planted over If stand is obtained
The irnit crop will be the largest eyer
produced In this county.
Health Is good.
A railroad from Dallas Rockwell
Will make tho people happy.
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dinner here. He re presents his house
as giving as good p meal rs the eating
house. S1oSv and ga,n Giht'rging only % cents
Some OF the conductors have protested
against M, work forcibly, and day be-
fore Yesterday Conductor Clark locked
him cut OF tho car in which
he wanted to drum. Yester-
day this resistance reached blows
IN which Conductor Kellogg broke
one Of Mr.. Pearls fingers. Mrs. Whit
| worth disoloses her intention to con
tinue her present actions and Mr.. Pear
has left for Hallville again to-day. Hi
has Threatened to bring suit agpins
tho railroad company for . $4,000 dam
sges, Lawyers say he can get judg
ment.
The Cumberland Presbyterian mir
lister, w. b, Allen, is carrying or quit
an interesting protrscted meeting iere
made more attractive by the help OF tn
I Marshall choir, which sang for Rev
Pearson's meeting at that place fey
days ago.
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How nuccn vIciorln rrnvol.

The Queen goes in her own Royal
railway train; all other trains along the
road being obliged to stop tor half an
hour before she passes and for half an
hour after she has passed. Thisdemor-
Allies the timo-t0bles OF tho railroad "A l.
most as much rs u dyspeptic's stomach
IL demoralized by irrogularity In cat
ing, A railway director goes with hor
train TO SOC that all Is right. A dyspop-
tic cannot swallow railway director;
but no can do do bettor. Browns Iron
Bit'ors viii euro his dyspepsia, as II did
that Of Mr.. j. l.. Finley of Clinton La.
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There was joy in the household o
Charles Wetzel one night. 1t was thG
Joy that followed an interval OF intense
anxiety. Mr.. Wetzol writes; LAS
night my wife was takon with very
severe cramp IN the Stomach, ! nrO
cured bottle of Mishler's Herb Bit
ters from Mossrs. Hall d Rock, and &c
my surprise and joy one dose cured her
| DO without it.
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NOTICES


NlOuCE-LAST NOTICE TO DELIN-
~ quents: Office of Assessor and Collec-
tor, Dallas, Texas April 10, lsS5.-All taxes
remaining unpaid on the 18th inst. viii be
advertised and property sold TO sat sfy the
same and costs will accrue. Parties inter-
ested will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly. This Will include
all general anu special taxes; also street
opening, street paving and sewer taxes
Assessor snd Col ector.
~ bids will be received by the undersigned
untll 5p ~, the 10Th instant, for the erection
of three-story building on Main street, ac-
cOrding TO plans and specifications TO be seen
at the Office of j II Flanders architect. The
right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
apr St MURPHY 4 B0LANH.
nj OTICE-TEXAS TRUNK RAILROAD
~ COmpany-AnuuRl n Getting of Board Of
Directors AZ d Stockholders: Notice is here.
by given that the annual meeting OF the
Board of Directors and of the Stockholders
of the Texas Trunk Railroad Company will
be held ut the public Oftice of said Railroad
Company, In the city Of Dallas, Texas,
on the second Tuesday IN May 1870, at II
N''' 800 A. H. STUART,
Secretary of Texas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAS, TEXAS, April b, 1850
NOTICE-BID FOR WA TER PlPE-UN-
~ der and by authority Of a resolution OF
the City Council, bids VIII be received at Of
flee OF City Secretary until April 20, 1885, for
$4,000 worth Of water pipe and special cast
ings on such plans and specifications as may
be approved by the water superintendent
ind Water Commissioners Bids 10 b. Tor
cash or city bonds at par.
W. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE on INSURANCE, STATISTIC
~ and History, Austin Texas, 4pr II, 1857.
-Toai Whom Il May Concern: This is 10
ine Insurance Company, Of San Frau
cisco, California, has In all respects
fully complied with the laws Of Texas
as conditions precedent to its doing busipe $
IN this state, and that said Company holds n
Certificate Of Authority from this Office ell
titlug il TO do business inthis State Tor Twelve
months from the LIST day OF January, 1858, TO
the 3lst day Of December, 1853.
IL. S.l-Given gnder my hand Uu, seal, IT.
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
II. +. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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Giles Imminent Iodide Ammonia
cures neuralgia, taco ache, rheumatism,
govt, frosted feet, chilblains, sore
throat, erysipGlas, bruises and wounds
of every nature in mau or animal. The
remarkable cures this remedy has affec-
tod classes it as one Of the most impor-
tant and valuable remedies over dis
covered for the cure and relief of pain
sold by all druggists. Depot Thurber,
West Broad WaV
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worse than a Revolver.

In commenting on several cases In
that city whore children died from the
ELECTS of taking cough syrup contain.
ing morphia, the editor OF an Omaha
paper remarks that opiates, poisons and
narcotics arc more dangerous than fire.
arms. Mothers should note this and
also that different boards of health,
after careful analyses, have certified
That the only purely vegetable propa.
ration of this kind, aud ono that IL
harmless, and effective, Is Red Star
Cough Cure. Tho commissioner Of
health of baltimore publicly iudorses
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LoNoviEw, Aprll li.-tspocial. MIR.
Pearl, drummer for the whitworth
house, Mt tho Junction, has for the past
10 days walked to Hsllvillo, nine miles
east OF bore, and bought q ticket for
this place for hain No, !, which takes
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a n ORDINANCE EXTENDING AEARD
~ STREET:
81, SEOrioN !. ne 70 ordained by the city
Council OF the city o. IuIlNs thnt'n accOr,i.
ance with thCdCdicr .u heretofore mpus hy
Edward G. Bruwd md n. *. Euriord.
owners of Che grour Akutd street. o.. now
opened, We herchvdc red tuhp gsir,ot OF he
city huy feet Wide I,u MN cIvyk 20 tng
llur ot the curuor en-, the ,Oul-p being ID
continuation m @ ID .JCt'iue of said street ON
ihe north Side OFFS , crcuE;uulf chat this or.
uinonce snail t1 effect sud be enforced
from Hui Uuor H. passage.
Approved HuhT,..y2t 1855
M,.l. DNHELI, Nuuar.
"A irae ton.' w. D.. PARRY, l.I. -,cIginr.
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Now Mcrchanis' r1chanrc onoers

Gho election Of officers by the directors
OF TAO Merchants Exchange, which 90.
curred yesterday afternoon, resulted AZ
follower President, w. White; Sioe.
nrssidenL j. :, Daughorty: secretary,
Wllllem l.. Hill; treasurer, Paul Furet'
The Two latter gentlemen are re-.
electedi tho others are newly elected.
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stolen Property Idon,ined.

The Baker shotgun found among
other stolen articles concealed under
the house OF Mr.. Grunin, on Elm street,
In East Dallas, was identified yesterday
by MIR. j. Figh, who proved his prop.
erty, which was turned over TO him.
There are lot OF silver spoons and
other articles st the city marshals
Office awaiting Identification.
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GEORGE j. UEXTEH n co.. Agents.

nFFICE OF INSURANCE, STA,
y tlsllCs and History, Austin, Texas Feb.
%, lssi.-lo All Whom II May Concern: This
| is certify that the American Fire Insurance
company OF Philadelphia, Penn, has
I'M at respects fully complied with ne laws
Of Texas gs conditions precedent TO It's doing
business In this state, and that said Conn
pnuy holds Certificate Of Authority from
this office entitling Il 20 do business In this
SlNie Tor Twelve months from the lst day o,
January, 1852 10 the3lst day OF December,
1856 r.. "
L. y I-Gly2D undor my hand aud gagl. NJ
written.
II, II, BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
WHEAT y sBUM NRU. Arcnta.
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Yesterday morning the restaurant
kept Mr.. Maskovltz, ON Main street just
east OF Lamar street, was closed by at
tachment issued from Justice Schuhls
court, sworn out by Sam Pollack, for
the sum of S5l,SO The sheriff has tho
property in charge,
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Another rain foll yesterday morning
which pretty we'll saturated the earth.
Farmers say that this is tho begin
ming of the cotton planting season and
that rains tend 10 retard the planting of
tho crop. They Say chat Lhoy have had
sufficient rain for tho present,
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DIED.

STROTHER-Apu II, 1885, at South Carr j.
ton, KY, Mrs, Susan StrOther, mother OF
H. d. STROLLER of this city.
Louisville and Bowling Green, Ky, and
Miueola papers please copy.
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| IL IMPAIRED NERVE FUNCTION.
DIR. g. \. FERNNLD, BOSTON, Mass,
says: "l have used it IL eases OF i'm.
paired uoryo function, with beneficial
results, especially in cases whero tho
systom L. affected by tho toxic action OF
! tobacco"
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"Et tn brute" IS tho young lady, who
had Just carried of the honors from
fashionable boarding school said, when
her miSChievous bBau swallowed the
last spoonful of DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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HIP. BEE, msmnnce CommIsllouar.
JouNs.ALDEuoFT, Arcnt. nnIIns.

OFFICE or INSURANCE., STATISTICS
- aud History, AUSTIN Texas, March lB
tocerlliy that the Continental Insurance Com
pnny, of New York, N. y, has iu an respects
tuly complied with the laws Of TcXasas con-
ditlonS precedent 10 rs doing business u this
STARE ana that said Company holds O CeTtl-
nCHte Of Authority from This office eutitling
10 TODD business IN this state for twelve
months from the lst day Of january, 1885, to
tho 3lst day OF December, 1855.
j.. hI-6lven under my hand aud seal, nt
ONCE, I'M Austin, the day aud date hrstab I'VE
written.
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Dor RENT Nl.tLH lUUNI -IIEn
Up'Nli.s iulW, tlaiuom exposure, with
81, without Ny'IN, 40 .., corner .rEfu aud
Mns,gn streets. unrli-gt
Eul, RENr-NO, .S NNYAN -Ittrl-a.
4 story house, 2mluu cs' wvUJ n1. 10 I,
SlmeS' inquire al IlIplu, AJ1U. Is I1blrs
TOR RENl-A NiCELY- FURNISHED
room ut 1905 Commerce 81. nprli-d
TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
y Wuhsouth exposure, 02i elm n. npl2-t
EoR RENT - Four LARUF, AIRY
Il rooms Will De rundy for rent by May III
~ lhr lhlIl story of house southeast corner
h,h ana EryAy streets, furnished or unfurn
ie,,,'y also suls OF two oOms elegantly flrn-
lshed IN same house Apply ON promises.
Eok RENr-ONE NICELY FURNISHED
~ room, with southern exposure. suitable
street. epri5.7t
Eyolt RENT-COrrAGE WITH ROOMS,
NO laul Commerce street; also house
~, is2i Main street, Inquire at 1911 Main
-SlCut npyo-u
Eok RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
hFo rooms, stab q, orchard aud well OF
noOu water. on llnrwo Ndt trctt, hrt,gtcn Ross
avenue ara san laClnto, Apply To JONI II.
JOINS, Cot on Buyer aprl.tf
Euk hENr-CoTrAHE, THREE GOOD
~ rooms, besides hall, Kitchen, servants
ttNvl"i NtHulci yard l2lNlS feet, shade trees, on
INC struOt raj way, being lU8 san Inclnto
euteti wv per month. LtNnsLEY & BRAD
tVhh, 80 Main street, upstairs. mchalu
EoR kENT-NO, 5g5 MAIN SrREEr-A
- suite OF rooms, fitted with ggs, water,
elo'i very comfortable aud especially suited
lyf PROFESSIONAL gentleman with family. Al.
Ply wy National Bank. mar5t
Evn hkNr-tHE BRICK LIVERY -IA.
nle Formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
sss,a9hs q Aston, situated ON the sOFh side
" lin blrcel between Sycamore and Stone
dIcSls ana Ia mont OF Mayors harden; slHo
0NlWlcei ON Rim, and horse lot In rear 2if
w. uohb On Main street; ~ stalls; extensive
iNlrroomi with tramwBy and every couvCn-
,,,u,ti anu the most centrally located stable
IA tne CITY Apply 10 W, H. PRATuER, az
INN street. tcb2Ol
t'oR REN1-THE BHlCK SIORE.ROOM
~ No. tl3 and Ol5 Elm street, now occunled
~ Nnuhl bfug,i possession given March |,
Apply 70 JOHN BRoWGiNo, Oloander street
--- fObl7.2m
EOk RENr-THE BRICK 9TOKE-R ROOM,
~ including bedrooms above, situated at
elV faciho avenue. Apply 10 ions BROWNE
~, Vlesnuef stroet. foblI.2m
Eok KENI-MEtitERSH STORE, GIN
-, ana mi at ORkla vn, with good estab-
nsh q business, two miles north, ON Denton
,oas' inquire on premlsts OF Goorse Mel.
eisn' aprs.Tl
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ii. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
SMITH & HALL, Local Agents,
nu1lu4- Vnvuu

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas, March
~, lSSj.-To all Whom IT May Concern. This
Is 20 certify that the New York Life
Insurance Company, of New York. \ =,
has In all respects fully complied with the
laws ofTeXas as conditions precedent to It's
doing business In this State, ana that said
Company holds q Certificate of Authority
rom this office emitting 1t to do business In
this State for twelve months from the LIST day
OF January, 1885, 20 the 3lst day of December,
1885.
l.. S. Given under my hand and seal, AT
office, in Austin, the day and date first above
written. II. p. BEE Commissioner.
.nFFlCE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, March
10, lSS5.-To all Whom It May Con.
Germ: This Is to certify, That the sun
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans,
Louisiana, has I'm all respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas gs conditions
precedent 10 It's doing business ln This state,
and that said company holds a certificate OF
authority from this office cu,iliiug 10 20 do
business TN this state for " months from the
lst day of January, 1855, to tbs 3lst day Of
December, 1885.
H.. S.l-Giyen under my hand and seal, at
office, In Aus,in, the lay and date first above
written.
II. u. BEE Insurance Comm ice. ftgr.
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In the district court yesterday the
case Of j. III. Britton IL Go. vs.. W. G..
Howard, suit on notes for unexpired
lease of the Grand Windsor hotel, which
has been on trial tho past few days, was
decided yesterday, the jury, which at
ono time threatened to hang, bringing
/ verdict in favor of plaintiff in the
sum OF $1,000 and cost, Tho amount
prayed for was $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-15

Its astonishing how fast the roputa-
OF good article will travel. Note the
snccoss OF the Richmond Straight Cut
Cigarettes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-15

Cow boys and all tho other BOYS vel
for Opera PUTS cigaretts.