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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

M b.ingl8 r,al. on forth side Tof Bryan
street by PA feet, on west SIDE OF Oieahuef
street, containing 1854 square teet ana pe ne
dted ssSS; Frank COckrell, lot 10, block zSi,
having ISL feet front, on north side OF bryan
street. by 2A feet, on east side OF Bulhhgton
street, containing 86,sii square teeJ' nehehIeI
$l0S. -; Catholic Cathedral, lol o. hlack Ati
being Isl feet, on north side of Bryan street,
bv "a feet. an east side Of Olesuder street,
contai ng 81 G64 square feet and benented s1oo,
All of said and being In the city ana county
of Dallas and state of Texas, ana All OF me
above sums OF money being the respective
proportional amounts OF special taxes que
upon all surrounding property directly 9ene-
died by the opening OF said streets, ana az
gTegating the amount required to pay ior
opening the same.
SIC 9. Thst the City Assessor and Collec-
tor Is hereby ordered to collect said special
taxes in accordance with the prov sions OF
the City Charter in such cases made ana
provided.
See. 3. That this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage and publication.
Approved February q, 1855:
a tue copy: W. V. PARRY, City Secretary.
n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
| II fits and lCVying special taxes against the
| property holders and surrounding property
| benefited by the opening of Good street rom
san JacintO street TO Bryan street aS ordered
| by ordinance OF August Il, 1888;
| SECTION /. BE IL ordained by the City
| Co,,ofI Of tho rity az paIlne Texas the MIR.
s ,t , W. ro, the nronertv condemned
~ vi Ky IN onenipt, HOOD streef frnnl
~ TacInto street IN Rryan street ms orlered
Ia, oTinance hugust II ISS3 there he ond Is
~ i lesed s1,d i51icj a snooioi tay
,,,aajSt ;Lo foiio,cine s,rroup,lint, i,rnnrrty
b6solicr s ' and sprronnJinG proneTtT benG,
! Gttod as f,iln,rss Mrs A II tSeIf IN raet from
, ,,,ti sIi n So, iacinto strcet nv Isl foo
I",, ii ~ lst owner bInct- OAK hSng ais,
IN, ct.,st corner Inn Crutr6Gcld 3 acres s80
~ "a ~roJlroes ~ foot mont on tho nort} Mi,
~ Am ior1ntn street ~ ia leet deem ont o
sa,,tb cnrnar M block 373 bein9 tha soutI
coTpnr oT tbe FlizoGrth Uonds. Z acres. SS6
~ II Siavere Ia fset on y,esf sile 81 ,;0n,
stre,t by 505l faat frnHt On Inc eoutb eide Sal
Taci,,} ~ 800 holm, NM az lot IL Of Eurlg'
oSdlifiou to mains IN biocl, .567 s56. = q
G1nit, IG5 fsnt ROM nm vest 9idc al tioo,
strcci h,. I5G fpai Jpa3 Lnin,s lot i0or Rink,
adlit},n In bloci, 9g7' IA. I a Caidwoii iO
Gnet frnni an yosf sids 81 Good strcet nv n
reet iIaon- haineiot J0 of RTlris oddition il
biocls o5 s50. # I. ITndnrhil QS feet fr6pi
on Not sidG6rt;on1 etrSet nv ia foat d1ar
InI1U ioi N Of RnriEis addiiioG In hiocl, 9e7
"a. Sgt1on Groom MI GSat 'front.' on ives
SIDE OF Good street, by i59 feet daep. I'm blocl
9tT telD~ tho n4,tI CneSbgIf ~ MALTA
Tbnntps6nis one mere, as 59. p. 6 Rorlcb XII
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sinkM AIN xuras,


A full line of Burt IL Mear's shoes
Leon Kahn's.
Received the first instsllment of spring
hats at Icon Kahn's.
Who has purity2 Who has the crowds,
even such as assembled In the Forum
1t is the great Glen Lea.
The strike is ovor and we are receiv-
ing our spring goods.
DoUoLAs Bros.
Melvin Wade, the colored politician,
Ia on the streets again, and the munich
pal election is near at hand,
What ia the Glen Lea? saith the
preacher, 1t Is the fountain ho9d of all
stimulus, Che spring of eternal youth
and the very kingdom Of health and
beauty.
The trial II F. Baum, the cotton
swindler, who is on trial at Chatham
Canada, ON the charge of forgery, for the
purpose of extrRditlon, is still IL
progress.
, If you want TO buy carriage, buggy
phaeton, blackboard, fsrm, express OF
, spring wagon, hand-carts, wheslbar
, rows, etc, go to John $. Witwer, III
. Elm street.
Tho regular annual meeting OF tn
stockholders Of the Dallas Real Estat
= end Building association will be held a
Z the Office Of Sanger Bros. Monday, tn
Q Goth of March, 1896, at z o'clock p. M.
= ALEX, SANGER,
1 President
T Il. 2. BARRY, See. and Treas.
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Pedestrians who were promenading
the north side Of Elm street, on tho
blocks cast and west of Sycamore, yos-
teiday morning, were thrown into CON
sidernblc confusion for iew moments
by the sudden appearance Of horse
that moved A. the rate Of about 90 miles
an hour. The animal appeared muchly
heightened, and doubtless was, but lac
retained sufficient presence of mind t.
hug tha sidewalk and not take chances
Of colliding with vehicles in the middle
or tho street. He kept the walk for
about two blocks, when no fell, exeout-
ing an admirable somersault. Several
persons, among them lady, barely 90.
capped being run over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Gen. W. w. Alcorn, adiutant. general
of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
with headquarters ~ Toledo, Ohio, Is la
the city, guest of the Grand Windsor.
He is here for tho purpose OF organizing
O permanent department Of the order In
Texas, and from this time on the head
quarters Will be Dallas instead of
Fort Worth. He goes from here
70 Portland, Maine, 30 atlend thu grand
national enoampment which convenes
there on the 2Gth, 18th and 18th of June.
A number of delegates will be In attend
anco to-day and the meeting win BIO
held at Redmen's hall, Elm and MUIR
ply streots, this y. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

| t'UN NENT-A Ne TUOTTAGEUF FIVE
4 rooms, with stable, garden. .ch I'd and
| fine well of good water on Harwood. be-
tween san Iacinto md ROs. avenue. Aupiy
to JoHE Fl JoNa-, cotton Buye. mar5ltf
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Istlauettc ntnnmn.

Etiquette at Homo.
The Oliteness-books say that people
ought TO DO even moro polite In their
own homes than In those of other pco-
pie One reason why 80 many people
are cross and crabid NJ home IN, that the
food they eat Is badly cooked, and
therefore indigestible. So with each
meal thoy lay In stock of dyspepsia,
which makes them 80 savage that thoy
have no chance TO be polite. Try
Browns Iron Bittors, and bo happy.
Mr. Joseph Lumpkin, Selma, Ala,
says; 81 have been entirely cured OF
dyspep sia by using Browns Iron Bit
torsp
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DRAw-PoKER Is much donrer than q
draw ON an Opera Puff Cigarette.


Dick Shepherd and W. $. Stone, the
former negro and tho latter white
man, were conveyed to the poor farm
yesterday by Superintendent Gates,
whore they will sojaurn for several
weeks. shepherd pleaded guilty before
Justice Kendall To- the charge of assault.
ing Ida Miller and WAS fined 81 and
costs. Stone, tough looking customer.
was edjudged vagraut aud also dock.
eted 81 and costs. He had In his possog.
sion two watches, aud 1t is quite prob.
lematieal whether tn, v belong to hlm or
not; Trampe are not usually burdoned
with such treasures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The weather continues cool Tor this
season OF the year, and exceedingly dis
agreeable for that matter. Early yes
terday morning mist barely dlsoer.
iblo began to fall, which increased az
the day Wanod, aud finally developed
into a lively sprinkle, that rendered
umbrellas very convenient. Farmers
are complaining that If the present spell
does not soon break they will be late
with their crops. The light freeze Of q
lew nights since, which was supp sed
10 have Killed the fruit crop, was net 20
damaging as first thought Tor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

MAJ ANIrU-A WUMAN AoUUUF NiTST
De s9a9r91gh ngrS competent. pply q
way streets, accompanied with best of rai III
ences. no ~ q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25
The LOUAL NEMo RECORD.
ANlce NEW CHURCH TO BE BUILT
Tie FASTEST Herse Ever Heard of-An-
other Convict Siopes-Weathe and
Crop Prospects, Tho West
ern Union Spreading,
First Presbyterian Church to be Com.
pieted.


Yesterday a reporter saw very neat,
framed drawing showing the front
elevation and ground plan of the First
Presbyterian church building at iris
place ss originally contemplated and
which has never been completed. pPon
inquiry he was informed by one OF the
financial officers OF the church, that
plans were on foot TO furnish the church
inside and TO add the lecture and Sun
day school room, as first intended some
three years ago, and when completed
and handsomely furnished VIII be, in
every respect, Ia keeping with the good
taste, order and judgment characteris-
tic Of Old School Presbyterians. Tho
church building thus far has cost 81 800,
and the grounds, fronting i25 feet on
the corner OF Main and HARDWOOD streets
is worth fully as much, making $4,000
togther with tho parsonage estimated
al 5000, gives this denomination prop
erty dcsifably located and worth a
least $ls,O08, with only $1,000 Indebted
ness, which is spendid showing. Thl
HERALD wishes the church SUCCESS II
tho undertaking and predicts that TN
enort VIII not prove futile.
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The minister's of the Methodist Episco-
cal church (south) met AZ Floyd street
church last night, and organized a
preachers meeting. The regular meet
ings will be held AZ Floyd street church
every Monday night, to which not only
the ministers, but the lay members arc
Invited
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

A midwife Of long experience writes:
The Holmes Liniment, or Mothers
Friend, IL truly blessing TO mothers.
In every case that I have used It, tho
labor palms have been less and tho
neither loft In good condition to re-
cover
Send for our Treaties on "Hoalth and
Happiness of Woman;n mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATION Co.,
Atlanta, GA,
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Rescued From Death.

William j. Coughlin, of Somerville.
Massachusetts, says: ain the fall OF
1915 was takon with bleeding of lungs,
followed by n severe cough. lost my
appetite aud flesh, and was confined to
my bed, In 1871 | was admitted TO tho
hospital. The doctors said had hole
IN my lung as big as n half dollar. AT
one time u report went around that |
was dead, gave up hope, but friend
told me OF DIR. William Halls Balsam
Ior the lungs, got bottle, when, To
my surprise, | commenced to get well,
and to-day feel better than for three
yoArg y
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A Deceived Woman

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, &c, In the belief of enriching
and beautihying the complexion. IL II
put temporary and ultimately destroys
restore. Stop iti Stop Il now and use
only DIR. Harter,'s Iron Tonic, which i'm.
paris the vigor and lovollness OF youth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

The under signed hereby respectfully
recommends to the public of Dallas and
vicinity and takes pleasure to inform
thom that be has located here for tho
purpose ~ giving musical instruction
on piano and violin, also teaches the
German language. Tho public patron.
age respectfully solicit at my real.
denco ut l,02l Elm street.
PRor ALrRHD LuRnRN,
From Iolpzlr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

Tho river. Sneth smith Was notified,
and placed his dogs ON the trail of the
fugitive, but was Unable to overtake
him. The reporter S. informed that the
guards are altogether too careless in the
handling of the prisoners. At any rate,
this Is the second escape that has oc-
Cured within the past week,
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We'll Fmbnl,nod

In referring to tho embSlmlng of the
body OF the Earl,oi Ayleslord, who died
recently at Big Springs, John Burdwell
has letter from the bishop at London
England, in which no states that the
embalming OF the earl was a perfect sue,
cess ana that the body looked 10 year.
younger than it did the day ho lett Eng.
mnu, ana that It's thorough presorya.
ton was the subject of much favorable
taker, this city, did tho emhalminr.
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Additional reIegrnpblo Foet,,tias.

Mr.. IL. G. Cl0wry, general suporltend-
ent OF the Western Union Telegraph
company, and party. left last evening
on the $3.50 train for Fort Worth He
says that an additional wire will be
stretched between Dallas and Deuison,
at an early date, which will give addi-
tional communication with st. Louis
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EoR RENT-THREE NICELY FURy.
Il ishcd ooms, with board Apply wiz
reference corner Bryan and Olive. mar2i-t
TOR RENr-HOUSE KNDV N As THE
i brunswick Saloon, corner Of Main
ana Martin street building l2i feet long, 10
rooms upstairs, all newly painted and pa
pered; alSo7 acres of land, well fenced good
orchard, abundance Of wit, r, horso and sta.
| biei VIII rent cheep TO proper pal lts. Also.
| name house, corner Of Main and Eryav
streets, known as Post Oak Grocery. INQUIRE
at III Main ST. j. w THOMPSON lnai22tf
LOR RENr-A NE n COTrAGEUFFIVE
l. rooms, with stable, g0ri-n. orch ri and
| fine well of good water, on Harwood be-
tween san iacinto md R0s. avenue Apply
l0JOaN II JONI, cotton Buge' mar{lti
DOR RENT-A NEAT COTT AGE, WITH
u 4rOOms, ut No. 2i2, near corner OF Syca-
more aud Camp streets; nice shade treeSanl
good water Inquire Of ). VI. PAR ERsOy,
zlS patterson avenue marl7d
/ LOK khNI-NU. 40 MAIN STKEWP-A
/ suite OF 7 rooms dtled with gas. water
etc., very comfortable aud e- ecl'lv suited
| l9r professional gentleman with family Ap.
| ply City ailoua Bank mar5l
DOR BENT-A HANDSOMELY FIRM.
Shed room, Apply i2i Elm 81
| IFoF llENi-Bf THE YEAR ONLN, The
I large windows, IiX2l, surrounding me
| olllce OF the Grand " iudsor Hotel Ulice IN
/ me rotuuda OF the hotel. Apply go oflce.
| This i without d0n1t the best sd .r.lslne
space m lhlN city ts Do D. In sight dos aud
| hlHh. EN- The year round, ibsj-lf
! ;9ok EENT-rdr AK5i STORM. VOE-
/ 4 ncr vain and Ava TN streets, under tha
| GTand- windsor Hotel; this Us Oh. most de.
slraDle location In ihg city for q ,.u4 lore
! having an entrance from The tou.L or the
! j tel as wei rs adjoining the I.dlog en-.
trance, with windows 10 the soutr. ,.Applv
az oillce Of hotel Sb5B.Iif
| LOk RhNr-VHNIb SIOEF5 u N6ER
= the 1rand- Windsor Hotel, srlts3ie for
aim ,tany eenteel business. sfebSItf
/ DOR htNI TT b SNhLLOFIi. u 1D-
u joining the entrance OF Dr1n0. indsor
| hoiel, MAu street best location ~ .y. cltv
/ lura railtoad !ckvt office, having II, en-.
trance irio roiuuda ofb0teD Apply M Office
v. lo.ei- ieJ26f
| tNOk RLNl-TAE HRlCE IiVEIiV wa.
pie formerly occupied 10y Mcdowell
| nlmonS O. Aston, e'.uutCd ON the suUth Side
| ol Elm street, between Sycamore tuG s.one
streets, ana In uOut OF Mayors gar EN-; slze
9uNlyl ieei on Elm, ANA horse lot I'M rear 2jx
90, Honis on Main street; b. SAILS; e.. (. f.sIve
i1lt-ioem, with Icmwavsud every c0nven.
fence and thl most centrally lOcaio etabIe
In lhe CITY Apply % w. TT. PRArUFR, IA
5..il, :, street .cl2Ou
ENoR RENl-IHE BRICk sT0FT-- -.--JM
A no hla aud 90 Film street, now 81. uuIed
| oN SANDAL Bros; pg scHsi % liveu ~ rch /,
Apply To 'oilN BROWNING, Ole1nl,r s,roet
..-..--.- Nhl-2m
TOR khN l--rlIF BRICK 5ITFi7 -i-J0I
a. ING. uohE h.. rooms above, sit. tea al
W. "yllc hN'hn', Apply To- IoHS rows.
- la.-sss..,l.5 Y. -ln
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GEo. W. HYxsoN, Adjutent'

Tho removal OF Prot. Sanborn of N.
n, after being pronounced incurable hy
score OF physicians, from Las Vegas.
N. NJ, 10 his home, was effected Inv All,
ministering DR.. Herter's Iron Tonio.
which has restored him TO his former
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Thonaands Say So.

Mr.. II. w. Atkins, Girard, Kas.,
writes; III mover he state TO recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers;
they give entiro satisfaction and are
rapid sellers" Electric Bltters are the
pnrest and best medicine known and
VIII positively euro Kidney and Liver
complaints, Purity the blood and rog-
ulate the bowels. No family can afford
20 be without them. They will save
hundreds of dollars In doctors hills
every year. Sold at 30 cents n hottie Inv
w. III. Howell Il Bro.
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City VS.. Charles Sumptries, interior
ing with private property; discharged.
City w. ALI hoser, failing to pay car
rier's license; discharged,
City VS.. Robert Mowott, failing 10 pay
CARRIERS llGenso; continued.
City vs.. Mike Kennedy, failing 20 pay
carriers liconsej discharged.
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Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi-
ness, nausea, constipation, pain In the
s,ue, ETC., guaranteed to those using
Sarter,s Little Liver Pills. emo pill =
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All persons afflicted with dyspepsia,
uiarrhma collie, and oil kinds of indi.
gestion, will find immediate reliet and
sure cure by using Anyostura Bitters.
nhe only genuine Is manufactured by
DIR. j. q. II. Slegert & Sons.
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Ifyou arc q minister and.

lfyou are minister and,
nave overturned yourselfwith your
pastoral duties, or n mother, worn out
with care and work, or n man OF business OF
labor weakened by the strain Of your every
day duties, or n man OF letters tolllng oyci
your midnight work, Hop Bittors win most
surely strengthen you
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from the SPICE Islands is tho breath
which has boon poriumod by the aid of
SOZODONT, the national beautiiler of
tho teeth. Decay touches not the teeth
which have boon fortified against IL by
this matchless dental invlgorant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-25

With Durkee's Salad Dressing there
Is no waste or disappointment. You
are certain TO produce good salad. Ii
costa less than homemade, and IN, be-
sidea, a superb table sauce,
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INSURANCE

nEPARfMENTO OF INSURANCE. STA.
y tlsiic' aud History, Austin. TEXAS.
March 10 lSSi-To an Whom IL Man
NlNnuiu Fire Insurance. COMPANY. nf PM.
lItlphla, lcnu,y lvOnla, has ln an rpspectr
Wliy complied with the luwsof Texas ascon.
ullunS precedent To Its doing business i'm
Wv, i'. state, aud that snld Company holds n
utlug u 60 do business I'm this state ~,
tWelNe months from the lst day Of January
M To- The Dist day of December, lSSi.
IT, : l-Glvcn under my hand and seal. nj
written. INV "''N'
~ 7. MN. mMrlnc. Cnm1nl..lnn.r
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Worth, Of Paris, has decided IN favor
OF hoops, but they come IN Cso slowly
In this country everybody has decided
that Or Bni's Cough Syrup Is the bos
remedy for coughs and colds and ipi
coIaing fast into general use.
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Why not use chopped feed when Won
can get itf The cheapest and the best.
Ielephone or send your order TO Eel.
IONS mill, and IL Will be delivered
promptly. q. X. FELToN.
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ltyou are suffering from over.eatiug
or drinking, any indiscr,tion or disslpa,
ton, or are young and growing TOO
fast, as is often the case,
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No fragrant wild flower Of the heath
Is swcetcr than my Julla's sigh;
No ponrl Is whittier than ner teeth
While her soft lips the roses dye.
For SOXODONr Is her delight,
IL keeps those charms 80 pure and bright.
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-lfyou are n iroQucnter, ora resident or.
- miasmntio district, barricade your sys.
-syln hH,uhst tho scourge OF all countrie,
-mittent Fevers by the use OF Hon Bltisrs
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Anothss convict escaped yesterday
from the guards who have in charge the
foFcs afwerk on tho turnpike west Of
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wANTEnt

-~~~--~~--~~~-~~~---e---s--~--
w ANTED-A WHITE CURL ApOTEN -
w to assist in houSework and make
self generally useful. Get on Main Sfrest n s
and ask the driver for Mrs. Jackso ) o sM
VUANrED-A WHITE GIRL F0p-
~ nurse. Apply to HAMILTON & Son,.AA
Elm street I2:si,7z :, ,,,,,- :, mshs5.a
w IA nished room win yourg man, Il
board also at SAM house Re erence rsH,li to
and given. Addres a. Herald Office. i""ea
M AN ED-A LADY WISHE SlgVTTS75s
w In families by Gay or week; refererrNNtdt
given. Address Mas G., Hera 3}icc SI's%s
SKT ANrED-A WOMAN ASC1Qt5 ETTSEs.
W be thoroughly competent. AppIv =
MRS. =. SANGER, corner st touig M 10
way streets, accompanied with best of Iat Ss-
ences. mar9Is
ly ANTED-FIRSr- LASS TAI;-Tl m M ~
w pants anu vests for q merchant fsi,SSiA
ing Enlistment west OF this civ. ror not
I culars, INQUIRE ~ Sanger Bros mar1lS
YXT ANTED--A YOUNG GENFLENEN 10
" ability and experience desires posi,,SoEF
with wholesa e house, s-la yno object. bsut
OF references: Inquire al INrELLIGENoR az.
FICE, SOB Main street, Da)la.. mqr9llr
w ANThD-AS EXPERlEN0ED DRY
/ w goods and boot and shoe salesman Al
sires position with good house be,t of ra W. W
ences in Dallas and Decatur Inonire a, 81.
/ address IN ELLIGESCE OFFICE, Ggl Maj
street, Dallas, Texas inaT5i.s
| NJ ANTED-A MIDDLE-A3FD T0T05-
! w ed woman withou, home to do bonsa''
work in family OF three, Apply Of No e9o
Cedar street. narSHi
! VXTANrED-A GOOD COOK-PTRM11 :
| w nent situation as cook AT a hotel, gaaS
wages will be paid. Apply to or address M
g. RHoADs, Anson, 1eXaG. nar2O- iy
w ANTED--A FIRST-CLASS AUCTT0N-
w eer; none other need apply. address
n. d. CRossLEY, Abilene. marlai
+ M ANTED - AGENT ABDRESS On
! " Louis Electric Lamp Co., ST. LnuIs. No
| for circulars, cuts and tenn, OF s{-candla
power Marsh Electric Lamp. mariS.9t
NNT ANTED-TU EXCHANGE VALTTI.
w bic improved and uuimprored land,
for goods or city property For particulars
address LILLIAN w. GIBSON, Heal Estata
Agent, wis Point Texas. marllti
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