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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-07
HOT sPRlNGs RACES.
Twenty Eighth Day Of tho Meeting
tries for TNlay

Twenty Eighth Day Of the Mceting En-.
tries for Today
Hot Springs Ark. Mnrch e.-Th,
twenty-eishth day OF the racing meeting
dawncd brightly after the storm Of yester,
day and large crowd enjoyed the severas
interesting turf events. The racing wa.
good.
First race, cleven-siNteenths OF IA mile
selling, for all ases-fIoodoo uO9, Daily
to % won; Getaiong az Ferguson. 81
to u second; Lonste!low ui2. Mayberry
s to y third Time, l157l,
Second race nine-siXteenths OF n mile
selling, FOR 3-ycar-olds and upwards-
Laura b. Cos FLANAGAN, 10 to y won,
Dick Tiger QlO. Conrad, 10 to y second
Mamie, ,. diO. Morgan 10 to y third
Time, l:OlA.
Third race, I'VE furlongs, selling, for ali
ages-Mike Flynl OO7, j. Davis, s to 81
won, Ben NJ. QO2. Mayhcrry TO u sec
ord; Imp Connemara d0l, Conrad, 3 to Il
Fourth race. ave fnrlones. selling. Cor
al ages-Sir Planet dC6, Sugin TO %
Won Leila l., QOT, Williams, TO u second
Abe Halstead u07, Avery, S TO u third.
Firth race. one mile, se,uing. for s-year-
olds and upwarls--Powha,tMn @l i, Da-
8 u 81 sesoEl; Colonel Mheatley u02 II.
WiMiams, TO u third. Time 1850
EnmicS fer Wednesily-Fi race.
elevon-5Nteeaths of mile selling limp,
Connemara 49, Enquirer l03 Birdie NJ rs.
Hurry l.. 9s Honolulu IS. Mss Rosey IS.
Nocndny IS, Miss Price IS, King Lewis o..
Second race acknowledgements OF "A mile,
selliug-Berwyn 1Oi Kansas Cir lo2 1lead-
light llS, Fan King IFS. Prince william II
~ Dick ldges los, Monk Overtam los,
Mamie Z III Violet Bollalrcs %.
nIidrd race. one mile, sellng-Iack Adj
Ter rs. Howhauan 50. TopgtCck So. Sir
Waiter Raleigh llo, Colonel Wheauey gS.
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NoTEs ANp PnRsoNALs.

W B. Coley. travelling auditor OF the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, was here
yesterday.
"A. J. Whitehead, travelling passenger
agent of the Big Four visited Houston
yesterday
S. IT, Hahn, OF the land department Of
the Southern Pacific at San Antonio, is
in the city.
Travelling Passenger Agent Robins of the
Houston and Texas Central, left for North
Texas last night
The Lillian Lewis company came IN
over the southern Pacific from San An
tonic yesterday morning.
Special Agent HerzInger OF the Missouri
Kansas and Texas was among the Katy
railroad Nen in Houston yesterday.
w. ), r. Parker, commercial agent OF
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re, made
flying visit to Galveston yesterday.
II. A. Jones. general freight agent Of
the Houston and Texas Central, has been
visiting North Texas for the past few
days.
Elijah Smith, president and owner Of
the Texas Western, who has been In the
city FOR the past few days visited Calves
ton yesterday.
j. II. HIibbin. fuel agent OF the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, with headquarters Mt
Denison. was looking after business In
Houston yesterday.
W. j. TAYLOR, general baggage agent
headquarters at Palestine, went north
Monday night, after a shortvisit to Hous-
ton,
r. b. Cushing, resident engineer OF the
Southern Pacific, who has been sick for
the past two weeks, was able 10 come
down to his office for few hours yes
terday.
r. s. Maps and j. c. Lucy OF New
Orleans, formerly connected with the car
accountants department Of the Southern
Pacific In that city, are spending few
DAYS in Houston before leaving for their
future home In California.
After March II the rate on wire and
nails in straight or mixed car loads from
81. Louis TO Texas common points viii be
restored TO 90 cents per 100 pounds, with
The usual dffereutials from defined terri
tories and points taking higher than com
mon point rates.
Superintendent Lee was notified that
section man was cut 10 pieces by
Houston and Texas Central train early
Yesterday morning at Burton on the Aus
lin branch, about thirty-iive miles above
Hampstead. The man IS supposed to have
been drunk and probably went to sleep
an the track
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ABOUT MARCH TENTH
DRs. MANSFIELD & BoNsT., OF TIE
COPELAND MEDICAL INSTITUTE
WILL MOVE
Their ONCE From tho Corner OF Travis
Street and Texas Avenue INTO Their
Elegant Suite OF Rooms in the
Mason Block, Cor. Main st. and
Risk Avenue, Where They
Will Have More Room aud
Hetter Faeilitios for
Handling Their
L0Tg8 GDd Consistently Increasing pT0CICe.

Those who wish the services OF ply
slcian Will find at this Institute profession
al ability. reasonable prices ana square
dealing aud reliability In every particular
Patients who have been under the treat
ment of the physicians OF this Institute
recognize the above as statement OF
facts; and the treatment has been so sue
cesslul In such "A large proportion of cases
that the public also recognize the above
facts.
'rhc following is only one of hundreds of
cases treated successfully:
The experience ana testimony OF Mr.. ID.
". Campbell, a well and favorably known
gentleman residing at 5l2 Gerard street.
this city, win be read with much interest.
The following Is from hia own lips
For eleven years 1 suffered Intense
agony from indlgcs ion and liver trouble.
I'm spite Of al nay physicians could do.
l grew worse year after year. / could not
eat anything without subjecting myself to
the most violent pain For hours after
eating a small quantity of food would be
IN great distress Ny stomach would
bloat up frequently; bloating would be
succeeded by sort of spasmodic con-
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TINE ANTI-PAss AGREEMENT.

A telegram from Chicago states that
on account Of the failure OF the anti
pass agreement the managers OF the West
enr line held a conference and unanimously
adopted the following singing resolu-
tons, a mark of censure that can hardly
fail to command the attention OF the Fed
Whereas. on the 9th day OF December,
1893. the railroads Of the West ard south,
to the number OF hfty-seven entered into
an agreement limiting the amount OF Tree
transportation to be issued during 1871.
and especially prohibiting the Issuance OF
such free TRANSPORTATION TO shippers, or 10
Influence freight business. such practice
being productive OF unjust discrimination
In favor of certain business interests ana
in violation OF all traihc agreements, ana
whereas The receivers Of the Atchlson,
Topeka and Santa Re railroad company
have. without any attempt to JUSTIFY their
act. withdrawn from sald asFeeunel,l. any
have since issued n large number o.
masses 10 shippers. which they retuse 10
recall; therefore be II l. lit
Resolved, That this meeting S win
dozen regret obliged to announce that the
=, ,.,lent,,ent he AT an end and the obllga-
tjo,,s ~ All parties thereto have termin-
ated; and be II T. ,--,,i,,, this
notice the meeting takes occasion 10 So ~, ts
its conviction that the rece'NSL5 VI tb.t
htcbison company have not SHOWN th ~
,,,d sor, lie interests of investors IN
r5I,sr,ad ,,ropartv which should ne eN
actcd ~ ofacers of the court anu tial
Inc responsibility Of breaking up az
incnfi,, wise and henencent asieeit n,tle
that would nave resulteu ~ irterssts in
mounts in revenue 10 the lilteISse5t ~
hu iiu,uli Ia. ciaarIv on the manasement o.
y ,Sa Gibson Topeka and Santa re ran
road
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N0TTs ~ GENERAL.

The Alton has adopted the electric head
light system Each headlight costs Sdl5.
The estimated gross earnings OF the en-
lire system OF the Chicago Rock Island
and Pacific both east ana west OF the
MISSOURI river for February are Sl.234
5s6 a decrease as compared with February,
1898, Of S9997s.
Second class passenger rates have never
heen favored by the trunk lines, and ind-
cations now are that they VIII be abol-
tened. The profit In them, say passenger
men, rs hypothetical and II Is not believed
that many persons will be kept from tray
cling by the present difference between
first and second-class rates.
The Decentralization Of freight rates from
Chicago east continues, and the reckless
cutting has reached an alarming point
Rates are being cut on every commodity,
and some grain went east al 3 low rate
as II cents per 100 pounds. All this was
dome while the presidents and general
managers were in New York, engaged In
inding means to maintain rates.
A meeting OF The Western and North
sociation will be held IN Chicago today.
hroirbt before the meeting is that OF
uniformity ia freight classification,
package OF freight TO go over several lines
Is now liable 10 as many different CLASH
nafions and rates. Consequently, cOmpli-
srraneing a rate. Many other matters
Will be adjusted of, az least attempts VIII
be made at adjustment
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pEAp IN BED.
An old Recluse Killed by His ov
pistol


An old Reeluse Killed by His own
Pistol
Nacogdoches. Texas, March 6.--Joe
Bclin, an Old French reclusc. who for the
part fourteen years has lived In little
hut five miles west from this city, was
found dead In his bed yesterday MORN
ing. He was shot through tho head. the
ban entering just behind the left ear and
lodged Just under the skin behind the
right ear His pistol was lying on the
floor by hle bedside when the report
reached town that he had been found dead
the general idea was that he had been
murdered, ms It has always boon supposed
ny every one who knew him that he had
p,eny OK money, lRut n careful inVeStiKa-
ton OF an the surroundings developed
the tact that he had either committed
suicide or that his pistol had fallen from
uhder ms pillow aud accidentally dis
SharSed, mus shooting him through the
head. Nothing in his house had been
r9nS2cked He had a good 10; OF new
cothing ~ q vllise and a couple OF new
hats on shelf IN his house. Foyty-soVen
dollars and twenty cents was found in his
pants pockets, and his land deeds, natu-
rah2auon papers, together with his pass
port from France 20 this county, were
round IN an Cd tn box which was taken
out ot the valsc. lie has no relatives
living here, but u is said that he
ms a brother living in France. and also
mas sister living In or near Houston,
AtNas. lie has a good farm here, well
stocked with cattle and hogs. and n ali
reports are ture he has 5000 or 5000 IN
nad neen dead about sixty hours when
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THE RAILWAY WORLD,
A ROAD MAY RE BUILT FROM c,.,.
TER TO TENEHA.
'po''''o"' That Have Dcou Made In
Regard to the ProJoot-rho Cali.
foFniH Rate situation MAY
BE Adjustrd-Note..

center Texas, March 6.-The citizen, q,
center met at the court house last sa,,r.
DAY, and after electlng Judge Pr.
chairman and U, C, Warrington secre,a w.
the object Of the meeting VINE a,,.,, e'a' v,
w 'uuse FIELD which was for the pur.
pose OF building a railroad from here n
enema Texas and intersect the u,rs,
ION East and West Texas railroad ., - tha.
, p'aIe' AFTER considering proposIt,sn
naue by D. S. Hicks that he womb ,n $3.50
SAD road with iron and rolling stool. , nra
Nlued the citizens would grad, a., p,O
az cn tnG proposition was accented e me
Icon e"oi,iltnlttee appointed to Mac ''a ana
road '' NUN, number OF shares to compeie SUI M
and is Eleven n ma already been SURVEYED i
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TAYLOR RACES.

| Programme Prepared for the Fair to be
Held in May.
Taylor. Texas, March 6.-Secretary j.
| /. Woodward reports the following race
programme as prepared by the board OF
directors for the spring races at the Tay-
lor fair, to be held May . to - inclusive.
Fist dny-First race, 2;35 trot purse,
5000.
Second race. 2;5O pace purse $500
Third race * mile dash, purse 500
Second day-Iourth race, 227 trot, purse
$500.
Fifth race, novelty running, purse 5000;
horse winning first half; $50 to horse win
ming third quarter. and $50 to the mile
Sixth race, 2:25 pace, purse $500.
Seventh race. running y mile heats
purse $3.50,
500.
Ninth race, 2:S5 pace, purse 500.
Tenth race, y running, purse $l25.
Eleventh race. 2-year-old trot, y mile
heats best in 3, purse 500.
Fourth day-Tweltth race, 2le pace,
Thirteenth race, 200 trot, purse 500
Fourteenth race 2-year-old pace, y
mile heats, best in g. purse 800.
Fifteenth race 2-year-old, u mile DASH
The 2-ycar-old trot and 2-year-old pace
close April 10: other races Orottlng and
PACING close May 8. Running races close
at 8 o'clock evening before race.
The directors win have the general
catalogues and premium lists ready for
distribution at an carly date.
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a COMPLETE svsrr,,

me Auditor" of the Railway A., l..
discussing the expenditures OF tho a.
counting departments of different raN
roads. writes as follows. '"i'-
M, IKE the Missouri Pacific. for ire.o,o.
Aiot Is road which, [ presume ,,,,Ss,
S Spg,,,, great deal of money in i,s ss1
rnsp,, - H'p1I tilehL ana employs a great
,,'i,.S i'iti' but 1t gets results HayS nv
correspondents ever seen tbo ,,'s.i ny
sLLI'eIlJhts OF earnings and eXpenses ~
me various lines OF the system Which -
Of H. WIN printed monthly for the use
~ '', NJ, CtllviaIs! II not, II would be worth
ths Whlc Of any accounting offirer to ~
10 -. LOUIS and ask Mr.. Warner nr M
DouuTldSe to show him one of them ana
~ lS.r Ji,VfI asK either OF these genuement 10
, yHPI1I'l now much use Is made If these re-
poIts IN the handling of the road. He
WIN ma there a magniticently cOmpIafa
system IN thorough working order--a sys-
III H. iallnea on large scale carried logi-
C1Iiy ana trlumphantly to its legitimate
ENDS II Is probable that the value OF
THESE statements in checking eXtrava-
Eance and In suggesting economies repays
the cost of making them, large though il
must be, many times. / don't know tbn I
there Is a superiiuoGs man employed in
the accounting department OF the road
Probably there is not, and there are a
good many men employed The abuse
which was critcsng was the waste OF
money IN compiling records and state
ments which are not used-the ineffective
ana partial carrying out OF elaborate syS-
tens and the doing (often in small Offices
of lot of ODDS and ends of things that
nobody needs--the getting at results by
roundabout and laboruus methods-the
duplicating Of labor--the maintenance of
absolute systems and cumbersome forms
Almost any expenditure is justitable to
get useful results (which can not be got
more CheRply) and which the officers of
the road have the intelligence to use
1t is the labor which tells moth
ing and earns nothing that is wasteful.
There are doubtless many roads, both
large and small which, each in its de-
gree, Is doing as well as the Missouri Pa
ciic Eat there are also, fear, roads
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HOME TREATMENT.
ss5 "A MONTH"; BE
PAYS ron TREATMENT AND MED
IcINEs FOR CATARRH-FoH ALL
OTHER DISEASES,

Including Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, Lungs, Heart, stom-
Rcb, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, BInd-
der and Recfum, Nervous Diseases.
Skin and Blood Diseases ana all
Female Diseases, the Rates ARE low
and Uniform and In proportion 10
the nature of the cnBe and medi-
cine required.
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etc q, ne me santa lre In the sale OF tick
pas, vne West at Houston during the
rate war Of much ,nagnltnds was on, an
s,ii NihhueF or through tickets have been
i've ,o Ugt The majority OF the rrospec-
Of booJsi sts are holding on TO their peck
tir,c Us ana patiently waiting for the
sen,s-Ws n zen the railroads will carry pas
,nosSISs' s 800, 49, or 1900 miles for nothing with
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Leland uog, Walsh. to II won; Progress
sion O06 J, Hill 60 ~ second; Satlnet
Qe2. j. Fisher, = 20 ~ third. Time. III.
Carmen. Foreaj King. Chriss, kaydid,
* Yer and Susie Nell also ran
Handicap six furlongs-l.omh0rd GU a.
CLAYTON, 2 to u won; Mgwam l9i, Walsh,
~ TO ~ second; Wallace Wa, Cnssin, 10
u third, Time / .02h. Red John and Imp
Florrie Meyers also ran
Selling five furlonEs-PRrquettc go, Cas-.
SIN. eNenl won; Emperor's Billet U0b Car
ner 10 TO ID seconds BNly nuncan UOl.
y. All. la TO u LhLrd. Tlme. ll2.
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In addition to making remarkably

IN NddIuon 10 making remurkaby last
freight runs from Galveston to points
outside OF the state the Santa Zee also
boasts of good run from Chicago and
st. Louis to Houston.
Santa Fe train that left Chicago on
the "a, delivered its freight in Houston
yesterday morning, the 9Th. This run
usually OCCUPIES SIX or seven days time
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ALSO AGENTS FOR ANHSER BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION OF SAINT LOUIS
How 10 QlIlil The Series.

In every issue of THE POST a Sights
and Scenes" Coupon viii appear.
FOR CITY READERS Hiring three
Sights and Scenes Coupons together
with 10 cents IN coin, for each part as
issued to the office Of The Post
FOR OUT-OF-TOWN READERS-Aiail
three sights and Scenes" Coupons and
10 cents. coin or stamps. TO ART De
30 particular TO. First, state the NUM-
her of the part desired Second, your fun
name and address; Third, inelUse dhe
necessary Coupons aad 10 cents,
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EFFECT or FXCURsT0N TICKETS

-, - On IJNSIUN IICKEIS.
lnese ridlculously cheap excursion
tickets to points in California and other
places are about to do away with our
business" said clerk in city ticket
office yesterday.
Then continuing he said: Everybody Is
S,tne. riding ON a return coupon or cN-
Pect 10 huy one at cut rate. they come
away to hunt them up at n scaiper's. TIC
pyvpie have been educated up to the idea
ana they have no notion Of buying tick
els az regular rate, especially II they
want TO travel any distance"
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Dallas, Texas, March G.-The Dallas and
Fort Worth Rapid Transit Terminal rail-
sold today by the St Louis Trust COM
pany trustee, to Henry W. Scott Of ST
LOUIS representing boniho'dcrs The Dali
las ana Fort Worth road brought 100000
and the West Dallas road $4,000.
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,-r,, TE,s ELECTION.

Galveston Texas. March 6-The anhua
meeting of the stockholders Oh w." Wv. hela
Colorado and santa Zee railway Wa ~. ns,v
in the office Of the company toaay 80 ,ro,, :,
all OF the stock was represented OS .i r,sa
The following directors were 'e, way
J. w. Reinhardt J. Cook OF ,, I'M"
J. ' IL. ngtehings, ]. W. Terry Terry ana 6f d 4.
". jackson. After ths met Set' and elected
rectors the new direetorTp res,dent. j. W.
ine f94GT 7rst vice presidden,, George
Robinson third vice pres.qeI'' N Blrd,
seaiy: secretary ana treasurer D. ~
auditor. W. p. Lptki lar,nany showed that
the me 4a ISpHf h5d BEEN eyeeeniy ma eo5d
and was in a thoroughly s9'N tts eurren;
ton and able TO meet all Oh 10
liabilities.
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NEw oRLEANs RACE.
Pomfret, Watterson. Horace Leland, Lom-
bard and Parquette Winners.

POmIfttl WatLeFaVNl IiVIaIt I4tIHHuI I4VIII-
bard and Parquette Winners.
New Orleans. La. March 6.--Weather
pleasant; track very heavy. Attendance
fair ana betting moderate.
Selling six urlongs-Pomfret OH. j,
Hill. 10 10 10l won; John Irwin d11. Harris,
10 70 - second Dondeau C92. n. Burns, 4
to u third Time, SlA. Au ait. Month
also ran
Five furlongs. selling -Watterson dlI
McCafferty 10 10 won; Mollle " lO9,
a. Clayton, 2 TO j. second; Ruby Payne
az, Judisen, 6 to u third. Time ia,
Rally also ran.
Selling. ave and half furlongs-Horace
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RAILRoAp EARN1NGs.

The aggregate of gross earnings OF all
roads reporting for February to March 8,
Is S65S775O, a decrease Of l2.2 per cent
compared with last year. The report by
weeks IS given below:
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traction, which would almost kin me.
My stomach ana bowels we're so badly
al eerated and inhamed I could hardly
bear the pressure Of my clothing. Would
often pass quantities of blood from bow
els.
For I'VE months before went to Drs.
Mansfield g. Boxcli was completely
Frustrated and in constant palm day and
night The last three weeks OF my suffer-
Ing was the most eXcruclating torture OF
my lifo; had spusms Of the stomach;
pain was 80 severe / thought ! could not
stand II any longer. AZ three different
times my wife became alarmed and called
IN the neighbors: thought I could not live
through the horrible spells.
such was my condition wien / went 10
the Copeland Medical Institute for treat
mant / was relieved almost Immediately,
and In few weeks was a well man.
II now eat anything | want. Have no
pain or distress of any nature and am
gaining In flesh every day. | would al
viso all who are suffering as / did 10 take
Drs. Mansfield q Boxells treatment as
quick as possible"
HOME TREATMENT.
Our treatment OF patients by mail Mt
their homes through symptom blanks and
correspondence ~ as perfect and effectual
as our office work. The charges are low
and within the reach Of all Write for
symptom blank 20 Drs Mansfield &
Bo1eli, Houston, Texas.
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HuusVuh raIroads yestcrday rcporte1
cotton receipts as follows:
Houston and Texas Central ......... 7i2
Southern Pacific 80. ..,..... Nj
Houston East and West Texas ..,.. 81
Intefnational and Great Northern .... 50
Missouri, Kansas and Texas .. 8
lN'"l '''''' 'ssst''... ..........,..,..,.l,tlO
The Santa &c and the Sap had no re-
ceipts at all TO report
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STATUS OF THE cALIFoKNIA 49, -,

Late developments indicate th MAJ. an t the
justment OF the differences 80, may
railroads as to California business n,.,,.m r
be soon expected, and that the exc sau+'n nav
cheap rates to points IN ln4' :, Inc near
be Withdrawn at any time J" Wv
future. ,hs Southern Pa
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The CQlGIQld NGd!Cl! Institute

Loaated Permanently Corner Travis Street
and Texas Avenue.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
mr.. n. -. Mansfield, Consulting
DIR. w. a. BoxeIi, Pbysicinns.
office Hours 20 II a. M; 10 5 .. nj
TO 8 p. M; Sundays 1890 TO p. m.
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WHERE TO BUY
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW GLASS,
WHITE LEAD AND
LINSEED OIL.

DON'T DECIDE WHERE 1T is BEST
TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR THESE
GOODS UNTIL YOU ALLOW Us 10
QUOTE YOU PRICES.
WE THINK WE HAVE SOME IN
JUDGEMENTS TO OFFER THE TRADE.
AND WILL BE PLBAsp no NAME
PRICES ON REQUEST.
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At diouston, In the State OF Texas, at 4
close OF business, February %, 1885,.

Ietnl;,;; ...,.,,,,,,,,....s... S7Oo.pei 50
state OF Texas, County OF Harris. 81:
!, x A. Giraud, cashier OF the above
above statement Is ,ruc to the hest ~
my knowledge and belief
II, \. GIRAUD.
Cashier.
9Th OF March, 1894
GEO. l.. PRICE,
Notary Public, Harris County, Texas.
Correct--Attest:
w, II. CIIEw.
WIN. NJ. READ
PRESLEY *. EWING.
Directors,
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LyHenthal and Wife, New York
-prias; toifeyv!lle, Kan. :B. W.
4 NHnlSor' Mo-: O. 4. Fullerton.
IN. Wis; w. b. Lawrence, La
.siies spangier, st. Igno, Mich. :
l., Grhnd Saline. Tex. James
4 victoria; Thomas Dunlap. Pc
sem y Hole, 5. G. Barry. New
~ W. King and wife, Wash
n, ~" George y. LOwery and
Nh, Neb. Il. u. Bennett, Wal
T. Oougiss. Beaumont: Henry
+ C.lhc'nn1u. Ohio. j. p. Male
,,T"'o9i 7 Ashton, Galveston;
nv j. j, Hughes, Cincinnati,
u, ferguson, New Orleans: Fred
lev York f.. j. Pippir, New
-9 T. tleden, city: Isaac Henf-
=. r. F1e'ps, city MyTon Cal
iyF&i Lon Levy, New Orleans:
~ W. Thompson, New Mexico;
w -ssIu ana wife, Sedalia, Mo; G..
i.see La Porte. Texas: G. II.
~ n. ,1,ehyer. Frank Matthews,
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