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~ being lSl ieei, on north side of Bryan
street, by 24i feet, on west side of OleandeI
street, containing n ,0H square feet and bsne-
hted S2SS; Frank COekTell, lot Is, block 237,
having l5l feet front, on north side OF Bryan
street, by2GI feet, on east side OF Burlington
street, containing 30 ,Sii square feet, benefited
SleS.l5; Catholic Cathedral, lot s. black al
being ISL feet, 90 north side of Bryan street,
by "a feet, on east side of 0leander street,
contai ng 3ls6l square feet and benehted S2SS.
All of said land being in the city and county
OF Dallas and state of Texas, and all of the
above sums of money being the respective
proportional amounts of special taxes due
upon all surrounding property directly bene-
nted by the opening of said streets, and ag-
creating tue amount required to pay for
opening the same.
SEC 2. Thst tine 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 and
provided,
Sec. 3. That this ordinance take erect from
and after Its passage and publication.
Approved February q, 1885.
". Il. CABELL, Mayor.
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EYour Good wife Sir.

Tho best treasure n man can possess is
a good wife. He who has such treas
ure ought TO do his very best to keep
her in perfect health. Invalid ladies arc
sometimes great sufferers. Worry and
overwork perform marvels of mischief
for most American women. Brownie
Iron Bltters works wonders of renova-
ton Tor the pale, the languid, and the
debilitated. Mrs. Lula Weston, l0l
Market street, indianapolis, says, 81
used Browns Iron Bitters for general
debility and weakness, and am entirely
cured.n
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Is Ynnr nlnnh pnr.s

For impure blood the best medicine
known is R0SADALIS. IL is the great
Southern time tried and true remedy,
Take IL atall times for cancer, scrofula
liver complaints, weakness, bolts, tn.
mors, swellings, skin diseases, malaria
and the thousands Ills that come from
impure blood. To insure a cheerful
disposition take R0SADALIS, which
viii remove tho prime cause, and re-
store the mind to its natural equill
brium,
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florist and nurserymen in the United
States. There is not a variety of flow
ers, or plants, or shrubs, or vines, or
fruits, that are most desirable by those
who wish to beautifv their lawns and
residences, which cannot be found in
their extensive grounds and establish
ment. They not only furnish every
thing that may be found in other like
establishments, but they also furnish
many rare productions of greet beauty
and utility, which cannot be secured
in any other nursery ant4 floral garden
in the west. To those who wish to
make their houses as attractive, II pos.
sible, as the vale OF Cashmere, the HER
AID would say, send to Messrs. Nanz &
Nenner for a catalogue, or send your
orders for any rare and attractive ar.
ticle, with full assurance of receiving it.
No firm stands higher in this country
for integrity and honest dealing.
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Midland County, San Angela and tho Gulf
Colorado n Santa Fe.

Gov. Ireland yesterday signed the bill
creating Midland county out Of por-
tion Of Tom Green county. This has
only been accomplished after stub
hern fight in tho legislature between the
friends of Midland and the friends OF
San Angela, who wished to hold Tom
Green county intact.
Now, that this matter Is settled, both
towns will pull together in harmony
and work for the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa
Fe extension from Lampasas west,
100 miles of which Is already pro-
vided for. 1t Is thought by those
In position to know that the Santa Il,
people have these towns In view, and
with proper effort on their part, the
road will go through by this route, whict
is undoubtedly the best there is, both a,
to cost OF construction and future loca
business, rs no portion of Texas givei
greater promise than the plains country
surrounding Midland, aud none Is com
ing to the front as rapidly.
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A Card,

Idesiro to return thanks to tho board.
ers at my house for their valuable ser.
vices rendered me In removing my
stock OF pianos from the fire Sund ay
night. w. +. BARBEE.
Planes and organs at reduced prices
having no place to store them.
w. L. BAKBEE,
Ills Elm street.
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rhn RaIirnna strIlla

Tho railroad strike on the Missouri
Pacific system continues to spread, and
the situation Is becoming hourly more
and more serious. There isnot much OF
arsilway force at this point TO strike,
yet II is evident that the majority are In
men Of the Texas & Pacific have called
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A few weeks since Sage Robinson,
charged with nameless crime, escaped.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis learned, by some
means, of his whereabouts, and fur
nished Charles Neymeyer money to go
after him and bring him back, He was
captured near Shreveport, Louisiana,
rushed across the line, and is now on his
way back prisoner.
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Rose Eytinge tonight.
House Burglarized.

Mr.. s. IL. Sample hired young man
by the name of Thomas Goggs, yester-
day morning, and left home, leaving til Q
premises in his charge. When he re-
sum of money and lot of jewelry were
missing. The police are looking for
him
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NOTICES

NOTICES. REWARD-STOLEN FROM
~ thepremiSes Of Perry Wittlns Y miles
northwest OF Dallas, Texas, on Tuesday nigbt
March 3, lS5, TWO BAY PONIES; one
branded on left shoulder III and ? thali circle
above on left thigh. The other branded s V
on right shoulder; harness marks on the
sue each ~ hands high, well matched and
compactly built. The abUv reward WIN br
paid for the recovery of the horses apd the
capture of the thieves, or reward of S25 viii
ne pnld Tor Tie recovery ut the horses
LEEpER BROTHERS
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NoIlCE-S.O KEW ARD-S1R1NE or
~ stolen from W. c. Ooerlng, miles south
q, = i.-honse, ON the night of Sunday,
branded \ ON lcrt shoulder, bald face; one
branded q \ r = ON one side, probably nm
DO n, crop In left ear, abont liis bands 6irh
. years GA each. Also one dark roam horse
pilnH IN leit s\ e. ~ hands bgh, 5years old,
reward lor These horses, W. c. nOEEfNG.
DALLAS, TEXAS, March 2, 1885.
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That Shooting sorape.

The condition of John Crowdus, who
was shot twice at the Union depot,
Thursday afternoon, In difficulty with
hrcn ureges, Is not 30 critical as first
believed 10 DO. Greggs, who was ar.
rested and gave bond, win have a pre-.
Justice Schulz.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL or MEDICAL
STAFF.
DIR: i. G.. Comstock, Physician al
Good Samaritan hospital, st. Louis,
MOI says: "For years we have used Il
In this hospital, in dyspepsia and ner.
vous diseases, and as drink during the
decline aud In the convalescenco of ling
ering levers. II has the unanimous ap
prevail of our medical staff.n
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Address all information TO
a. ARNnI.n Hl,t.f.sn

hoIlCETu CITY TAN.PAI EKS-CITY
~, u4!l, ouloe 81 Assessor aud Collector.
Dn.aS, Texas, FEBRUARY o, lSS5.-The board
N ApperlS viii conVcne at the Clty Hall on
continue IN session until all appeals have
nttH heard. Parties feeling themselves no.
grigNad are heroby notified " appear before
sNlu bpard, ms their decision shGtl he final.
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An Enigma.

What Is the difference between photo
graph+, and the wooping cough? One
makes fac-similes and the other sick
families. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy O.
Sweet Gum and Mullen cures the sick
families of coughs and colds, and in this
IL has no fac-similes.
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"Still Water Runs Deep" tonight,
Extended for Fifteen DAYS

We will continue to mako our best
shirts for SIS per dozen, until March Is.
This is the last chance, rs they go back
to former price after that date. We
have 200 unlaundered shirts for so cents
each. Respectfully,
OIJVER RRps
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This is an important matter and
should have very general attention,
VIM. Alexander, living four miles from
GAINESVILLE, o., writes: 81 have been
afflicted seven years with an affection
Of the kidneys and imflamm alton of the
bladder, from which have been great
sufferer. Have tried many remedies.
but found no relief until | commenced
using Mishler's Herb Bitters. 1t has
not only relieved mo of great incon,
venienco and pain, but 1 feel better in
every respect"
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GEORGE j. DEXTER 4 CO. AGENT.

{ 1FflOE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~, ls85'-To all Whom it May Concern, This
II 10 certify that the British America
insurance Company, of Toronto, Canada,
mas IN az 81 respects fully complied with the
DOING business In this State, ana that said
company holds a Certificate of Authority
rom this office emitting IL to do business In
ms state for twelve months from the LIST day
1885. - '"'i'
Il. >. Given under my hand and seal, at
ONCE, In Austin, the day and date first above
written IL. 7. BEE, Commissioner.
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Our farmers will rejoice TO learn that
II II has at last been decided that bees
do not inlure grapes, that neglected
colds do unspeakable injury, and that
no better remedy can be secured than
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Address W IL. W. SMITH, sscrin,
n.i ,g fp..-.'..

.NOTlCE--t AN AUTHORiZED ny -T6F
~ commissioners Court OF Howard county
TO contract With paroles for an artesiau we'll.
am authorized appropriate $50 ORnd .2hl
itel OF piping now ON hand for that purpoSs.
would be glad to have those wishing TO CON
tract ~ same 10 address me at once.
]. = PHURMOND, County Judge.
nI- AmrInMs. lIlunrll nnnllA,. 49,.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DlISoLUrIoN OF Co-PARTN RRsHlP
- we nave this dav dissolved our low CO
Partnership by mutual consent, snl wou.
say TO clients that both OF MS viii give our at
mantlon towlndlng up the business Of III
nth GEnR5 . j. HuNDLEl,
me-. l.. f. SMITH.
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Dallas Female college, Enterta,nm

Dallas Female College Entertainment
The semi-annual entertainment of the
young ladies of the Dallas Female col
lege last evening, in the college chapel
was literary treat aud highly enjoyed
by the large audience in attendance
The music recitations and all were
admirably rendered. and those
young ladies' who participated
acquitted themselves with credit
Prof. Jones, the head Of this educa-
tional institution, should, and no doubt
does, feel proud of his fair pupils. The
following is the
| PRoGRAMME-PARTI.
| Chorus, al Come, Come" Glass.
instrumental solo, "Pure rs Snow"
Miss Ardrey.
| Vocal solo, "Riding on a Load OF
Hay" Miss Matte May Rose.
Instrumental duet, 'Clayton's March,
Mrs. Rose, Miss Worthington.
Caltsthenics:-Rec "Enoch Ar
dem" Miss Cravens.
Chorus "Greeting to Spring." Glass.
instrumental duet, "Trovatore," Mrs.
Griffith, Miss Jones.
Vocal, solo and quartet, (from Gee
nevive"D class.
Trial scene, (rrom "Merchant of Won
lce") class.
Solo, "Little Maid" Miss George
Brown.
PART H.
Instrumental solo, "Norma," Miss
Dickard.
Chorus, "T'll be Waiting" Miss Ech-
OILS and class.
Trio, "Wedding March," Mrs. Crit.
filth, Misses Jones and Phillips.
Duet, "Alpine Morning. Misses
Lemon and Caruth.
Calisthenics:-Piano solo, Ballade in
ID Flat, Miss Caruth.
Recitation, "Angels Of Buona VISTA"
Miss Randell.
Vocal solo "Bring Back My Love DER
the Sea-" Miss Robertson.
"Banishment OF KeHt and Cordoba"
(King Lear class.
Chorus, Little Shaking Quskers,"
little girls.
Como quadrille, Mrs. Rose, Misses
Nj Yers aud Jones.
Vocal solo, "Queen Of the Night" Miss
Caruth.
Chorus, "Chiming Bells" class.
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IOcnl OPTION,

To-day East Dallas will vote en- local
option. There was some very quiet, but
effective electioneering done yesterday
within its precincts. The present indi-
cations are that it will carry.
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GEORGE j. DEXTER a CO., Agent

BEREAVEMENT OF INSURANCE STA
~ tlsLics and History, Austin, leXas, Jan.
|, lSs5-To all Whom It May Concern: This
Is to certify that the Sun Fire Office Insurance
Company, of London, England, has in all
respects fully complied with the laws of
IeXas'as conditions precedent to Its doing
business in this States, and that said Com.
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
this office emitting II to do business In this
State for twelve months from the LIST day OF
January, 1885, TO the 3lst day of Decemberisg5
l. S.l-Glven under my hand and seal, at
office, IN Austin, the day and da.e frs, above
written.
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
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a meeting at the union depot for
Monday night, at 7:30 o'clock, to
consider the situation. They have been
getting $l.25 heretofore and the road has
cut their wages down TO 81 per day.
The freight trains over the Missouri Pa
citic road, like those over the Texas u
Pacific road have been abandoned, and
no freight is being shispped. The bust
ness OF the express companies is
quite rapidly increasing ON account
of the freight blockade. 1t is the belief
that the trackmen, or section hands, on
this division of the Texas & Pacific road
will strike. The merchants and bust
ness men are beginning to chafe about
the delay of freights and If the block de
is not lifted within the next few DAYS
the strike will be seriously
felt here in commercial circles.
Freight Agent Lewis, at this point of
the Missouri Pacific and Texas IL Pacific
roads, received orders yesterday morn
ing to reduce the clerical force, which
he did, cutting it down one-half.
These employees, though they do not
sympathize with the strikers, are
thrown out of employment. The ware
house was closed and the
switch-engines remained in the
yards yesterday steaming furiously as
though they were displeased with the
situation. The strikers say that they
will not stop passenger trains, which
are running regularly.
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City Court.

City vs.. S. NJ. Smith, intoxlcation
fined So.
City VS.. James Price, running express
without license; dismissed.
City vs., Gus Monon, careless driving;
dismissed.
City vs., j. Perth, intoxication; fiued
City VS.; J: Perth, cursing AMI swear
ing; Ilned So.
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One night only-Rose Eytinge.
Charming Flora

Messrs. Nanz q Neuner, of Louisville,
Kentucky, are. without doubt, the
most enterprlsing and painstaxing
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EOR RENr


NoR, ,ElENT-No. 795 MAIN STREET "A
= huile OF rooms fitted with 4.ts. water.
etc.i very comfortable and 60 tcl,Ily snite3
l1r professional gentleman with family. An.
ply City National Bank mart
k'OR RENT--A HANDSOMELY FTVN
i lshed room. Apply 726 Elm ST..
EoR RENT-A CTTrAGE WITH FIVE
81, rooms good eistern; centrally located.
nn ,rt,n one on minutes walk of the business
p, ul.,on ol lhe city, Apply No. SJ7 Wood
slIeel, east OF santa Fe Railroad mari.9
N'oh kENt-BY THE YEAR ONLY TIE
a., large windows, i5x2D, surronnding The
uii'oo ol lhe drand- windsor Hotel Office in
InS totundo of the hotel Apply at office
s im,s r. Without doubt the best advertising
sPuSe M TINS city, as 10 Is in sight dny nnd
hlsht All TIE year round, febl,-if
hNok kENr-THt LARGE STORE NOR
a her vain and Austin streets, under tbe
Grlhd- windsor Hotel; this is the most do.
Sllhple location In the ely FOR a drug store
h a'li an entrance nom the court of the
trn uVd "s M. WSl5 as adjoining the aides en-.
o u, M, WIN windows 70 the south. Apply
EOk RkNf-THRtE STORES INDER
u lne 0rHnd- Windsor Hotel, suitable far
alm9stany gentoel business. fobSgi
COR kENT-THE SMALL FFICE An.
Il Joining the entrance of Grand. Win6so,
fn 40 Maln street; best location In the clty
1890 ,Til,iVlu lcket office, having an en-.
OF hotel. Apply ~ y IiligS
Foh khNT-THE BRICK LIVERY STA
"A Ole formerly occupied by Mcdowell
onnonS . Aston, situated ON the snutb IA
ol hl,n street, between Sycamore md stone
ssSS,JiSeH6s bau IN 'front.' OF Mayors garden; szi
gVHlWleet ON Elm, and horse lot In rear 1g
~, fronts on Main street; 80 stalls; extensive
loll'fotm, with ttamWHy and everr corver.
NY, ant ths most centrally located stable
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Fine WHISTLES, California wines, i'm
ported wines and brandies, so cents on
the dollar, at the Loeb IL Freiberg bank
rupt stock. i. HzIDENHEIMER.
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WANTED

WANrED--BY A GERMAN 49,
years OF age, a situation in a yboia.IIf
grocery or In hotel; has many years ,PeiSeSale
etences. Address for a Beek n Oh ref.
Postotiiee, Dallas, Texas. LATTE,
M ANrED-BY a GERMAN An n ,---;, .ez-. y
" A situation to take eharte LEE
ranch or hotel both understand The bns Oh
Address F. b.. Postoffice. Gun oe glyen.
w ANTED-TWO GOOD C0AT-N 5-i Isi9,:I
W and hrst-class prices paid hEHS
once 70 II. JACOBS, Waco, Texas. p MY At
w ANTED-TR ELERS TO ST0T - :.
NJ t pn cleveland House, Abilene, TevAali
MS berlha Benson, ProprieiresS. HAAS,
Euronean plan, with restaurant q, G, on the
meals at all hours, and polite atten iSn,,ached;
clal Inducements for drummers. sPe.
WANTEp-To RENT oUT-IHE - RTSI
g., y, opehihg Tor gents furnishing bonest
plenty Of gb ,fe r room, with large window
tuhlty Tor any one wishing to starr n, ppor-
ness Apply to OLIVER Bros 7o7 vuSl'
street q, Main
w ANTEp-A FIRST-CLASs EXp DE- 49,!
&, e9eeu naliliner ID saleslady to VOL,
snri Tla " Ts uIy goods store In Sulphnr
springs IeAas' Address DABBs BRoTHEisusg
w ANTED-FoR CASH, BEDSTE1GHS
w springs, mattresses AMI beddinG na I'D
new. Address r. T., this office e. m nvary
WANTEu-A. WHITE WOMHV 40
W launqress In private family. Ans
- " No; II; '. 1o@PKINs WI Young st. nS.f
WANT Ee-AN EMP GRIENCF6 mn no
W gist desires position In either n Jrr ~
SAFE or retail store. Best of references S,re
III the CITY Of Dallas. Salary no object I'm Inn
cure ~ or address Intelligence 0nice edo
Main street, Dallas. mchS,,1 UDS
WANTED-ONE GOOD PANT4TGGN
maker and one good vest maker, Sn
ply 10 Henlnger Bros, Gainesville, Texas y
| NJ ANTED---AGE WILLPAY IN
~. telllgent mon and women seeking BRO.
nlhole employment To get my Illustrated cir
cular and terms for the celebrated MisSonr1
~ cam washer which, by reason of lis rreai
intrinsic merit, has achieved such phenon,'
10 inal success. Exclusive territory guaranteaI
~ az a sot Worklng agents, and sample wish
Addres j, WORTH, sole manufacturer. Stnrass
lIO Franklin avenue, st. Louis. ana Ia
State street, Chicago. Factory, Sl3 Nor,%
list street, ST. Louis. feb tIrSSIIn
WANTED--THE TEXAS MUTUAIFS:
~ aoWment Association will give good ma
prontRble employment to expsTIencsG ~ TN, wv
ance solicitors Address A, N, Hall s el6SSs'
Iary. 129 Main street. Dallas, Texas. iylif
WANTED-TO SELL THE BEST P1y-
~ lag motel property In the west. first
ciass IN a lis departments; good reasons for
wanting tosell. inquire at on address inieI'
llSehce once, 6O9 Main street, Dallas. Texes
- = 7,77,- --------------- mar7-1
w ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL LUB|T.
caJlng ollsi liberal commissions given
70 tne flght men. Address Cleveland Rein.
Ing Co Cleveland, o. mer4I5,
w ANIED HOTEL HELLO # WHT-F
w walter, one chambermail and ono ,Iist
washer AZ Barnes House, Albany, Texas 'I 7
L. BARNES, Proprietor. mar7.S
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruary 70, 1870 all Whom 1t MAY Con
Germ: This is to certify, That the Union
Marine Insurance Company, of Liverpool,
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent to Its doing business in this state,
and that said company holds a certificate of
anl horlty from this office emitting il TO do
business ~ III THIS state for II months from the
lst day of January, 1856, to the 3lst dav of
December, 1885. '' u'' vi
l.. S:l-diven under my hand and seal. I
ONCE, IN Austin, the day and date first above
written II. 7. BEE, Commissioner.
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NoIlCE-ThlS is TO GIVE NOTICE
~ that ON the 25th OF FobrurTy. lSSS n y
bolllng \ Co, made n deet, OF general assign
ntior bcnon;.Of their cred .ors, ana that 3
aln appointed assignee under said deed
mar3-3m NJ MgCI'tf1kN
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TOR. sALE--HALFINTEREST IN ONE
4 Of the best paying drug stores in Sui.
Elu u Sprlhgsi satisfactory reasons for selling
F For particulars, address b. 4. RoBERrsoy
Sulphur Springs, Texas faibSSi
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EOR REN1-.THE BEICK STOEE- ROM
- No Oh and 6li Elm street, now occunlej
~ hSlidall Bros; possessi n given March
Apply toJoliN BROWNING, olesndtr stree
GalttT VI
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SIDEWALK NOTES

Popular prices tor Miss Rose Eytinge
tonight.
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NJ ANTED-AGENT no SELL T-I-{I5T.
eating oils; liberal commissions eiven
70 the right men. Address Cleveland Rein.
Ing Co Cleveland, o. m AN ",
WANTED HOTEL HELP-OI VIII n
W waller one chambermad and one Iisb
washer ~ Barnes House, Albany, Texas. j.
Il. BARNES, Proprietor. mar Z,
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4 Of rooms, halls, closets and yeranJss
wen ana ciStern; one of the most desrSble
locations In the eity-355 Ross avenue. In.
cure on the premises, or to ABRAHAy
COOPER, Dallas. fah5o,t
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WANTED-TJ SELL THE BEST P q =;
w lag Motel property i'm the west s fl :
class In all It's departments; good reasons for
wanting tosell. inquire at OF address iniei
llsence Office, 900 Main street, Dallas, Texas
u1arT.7t
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WANTEp-To RENT oUT-IHE - y TS5
T., " opening for gents furnishing PsF
m meme sne cry nice room with large wlndouSse
any for any o TeH w iiST splendid oppoT
ness Apply to OLIVER Bros, III u N v9Si,
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Pug NhNI-IWO COTrAGEs, WlTH
I'VE rooms each, Nos 1907 anu 1925 Com.
las ree street Inquire l2ll Main 81 lanH.
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NoEoE-HoksE THIEVES HAVE M
- use for stock that ARE branded ON lie
h ,vIt Jaw, Agents wanted everywhere 10
CORD Ann FARM JotfRSki, Eor iSr,,,s ~
gnS eil' address the 2, and D. Association
..-' IeN'e' feb7-lm
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w ANTEp-A FIRST-CLASS EXpE;pis
w eqeed milliner ard salesady to ~.
s q fns STrgest dIy goods store IN Sup61SS
springs ieAas' Address DABBs BRoTHESss
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W gist desires position in either n yS SOS'
SAFE or retail store. Best of references eli veS
IN the city of Dallas. Salary no object Yen
cure ~ or address Intelligence 0nice. 40 s
Niuil' HtItSli DtlidS. OchD
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EoR ENr-THE BRICK STUFE- R00I
L. mcludiug bedrooms above, Situated ..
olO Pacific avenuN Apply o ions BROWN. |
ING, Oleander street. febl7.lu