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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-03
OKLAHOMA TOWNS
OKMULGEE.

Okmulgee, Okla, May Fire de-
stroyed the residence and contents
of Judge D. j. wallace, Monday
morning. Origin of fire unknown,
Damage twenty-five hundred dollars,
Editor Nick Childs Of Topeka, adj
dressed the citizens of Okmulgee at
the A. M. z. church, Tuesday even
ing. The speaker discussed both To-
cal and National issues affecting the
race.
Mrs. ]. E. Lynn of High Bank,
Texas, is the guest of her brother.
William of this city for an indefinite
stay. Mr.. N. 2. Hays was in Clear
view and other points in ohfuskee
County, doing real estate business.
Rev. Council OF the Christian church
held services on N. Muskogee, Sum
day.
The rally at First Baptist church
was quite successful over four hun
dred dollars was raised. Mrs. Lula
Sneed raised largest amount of any
of the twelve captains. The pas
tors studio and ladies rest room are
the new features to be connected
with First Baptist church.
Rev. j. M. FleAAmons, District Mis-
sionary Of c. s. district was in We
leetha, last Sunday.
Mr.. William Cecil Lee of Corsicana,
has becorae a resident of our city.
Mr.. Lee is a steam and electrical en-
gineer OF exceptional ability.
The X. of P's annual sermon was
preached Sunday at First BAPTIST
church. Rev. Walls, pastor of A.
M. q. church. P. F. Hearning. M. of
G., J. H. Stephens, Chancellor P. j.
Lane ard J. H. Shepherd led the
grand march.
The National Bank purchased one
thousand dollars worth OF shares OF
the J. B. Key Oil and Gas Co., last
week.
Napoleon Johnson, an Okmulgee
County young man in. the service
OF Uncle Sam writes from Fl Logan,
Denver, Colo. that ne is SecOad Lieu
enant with chances of promotion.
Lieut.. Johnson has many admirers
here who wish for him every degree
Of success. Rev. T. W. Kidd, presi-
ding elder of Mnskogee District
preached two strong sermons at the
A. M. Z. church Sunday.
NJ.
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LONGvIEw.

Longview, Texas, May 1.-The East
Texas teachers Association held a
very profitable session here last
week. Several of the leading edu-
Gators of the state were present The
musical concert given by TEXAS Col
lege, Bishop College and Wiley Uni
versity was treat to the town
Rev. :. w. Carr, District Supt-
of the Marshall District held d
Joint centenary meeting here last
week ovsr three thorsand dollars
was reported, having been raised on
the district. Rev. q. W. Kelley
preached a great sermon On Tues
day night.
Rev. NJ. J. Walker has resigned
rs missionary of the Mount Olive
Association and Rev. ]. J. Flemmings
has been elected. Mrs. Ella john
son of pittsburg is here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Georgia Hill. Prot. Lii
lard Of Pittsburg. was here last week
on business.
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AUSTIN BLACK SENATORS CON-
ING. BOYS BEWARE. SOME.
THING GOING TO HAPPEN.

Saturday and Sunday, May 8 and
4 Pushes an open hand to fandom
to which the most skeptical obser-
yer win agree, take 1t from us in
the coming of the Austin Black Sena-
tors its dollars to doughnuts that
the Giants will have an arm-full
The Senators present themselves
to local fans as the unbeaten chal-
lengers of the old seasons rag and
will move as unit invade the terri
torial haunts Of the Dallas Black
Giants as chesty as an English Lord.
The Austin Club presents a formi-
dable outfit this season, being made
up of old and new stars of the game.
Laury Jones, formerly OF Dallas
Black Giants and one Of the hardest
hitters in the business. Black Tank
Stewart, well known for his pitch
ing and smuggling with San Antonio
Bronchos, Buck Alexander, one of the
best pitching bets in the business.
Dick Walker, veteran short stop, who
stages a come back. Lawson Perry,
a new one, and a conner and others
making up the reinue Of a well bal
ance combination.
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COPELAND.

Copeland, Texas. May 1.-The clos.
ing exercise of the COPELAND City
school of which Miss Elizabeth
Wright is principal was grand
affair. The picnic was attended by
people from Elgin, Rices. Crossin.
Thrall. Littig, Sayersville. Taylor and
adjacent community.
Taylor and COPELAND boys crossed
bats in the afternoon and the game
resulted in a score of s to Z in favor
of Taylor. The basket ball girls of
Taylor and COPELAND played friendly
games. The closing exercise was
rendered in one of the largest white
buildings In COPELAND and it was
crowded to its uttermost capacity
both white and Colored. There was
not enough cream and soda water
in COPELAND to supply the demand.
During the day, Arithmetic and SPELL
ing contests were had and s. T.
Brown Of the 4th grade OF COPELAND
won in the Arithmetic, while Willie
Lee Lewis of Taylor won in the
Spelling contest, prize 25 cents. We
thank the patrons Of COPELAND for
their kindness and liberality as Civ
ing huge baskets to the picnic and
their children to the exercise. Miss
S. j.. Leonard of Taylor gave us
music. Prof. I.afond of Thrall; Miss
Butler of Boggy school were present
and others too numerous to mention.
The white people of this place want
us to repeat the program in near
future, $11.57 was the receipts at
door, three cheers for COPELAND.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor, May 1, 1919.
A very impressive ceremony was
held the Gath ult., at Mt. Aria Bap-
fist church over the remains of lit
tie Miss Thelma Sampson. The SER
vice was conducted by Rev. ]. p
Barbour OF Temple, the remains hav-
ing been shipped here for burial
from Dallas. accompanied by rela-
lives.
The residence Of the late Mr.. Tay-
lor Benton has been completely tori
down and at an early date will be
replaced by a handsome new cot
tage belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Eanes.
Quite number of citizens attend
ed the closing exercises of Miss M
2. Wright school near COPELAND.
Mrs. Alice Clark made a business
trip to Waco, Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. D. B. Kerley Of
Hutto, were in the city Saturday.
Prof. r. A. Atkinson Of Lockhart
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w
b. Brawley.
Mr.. VIM. Allen had business IN
Waco, last week.
Mrs. Bessie Mcintosh and Miss
Cleo Pierce Of Bryan are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal johnson.
Mrs. Nancy Mcdonald. returned
from visit in Elgin and was ac,
companied home by her sister, little
Miss Mamie Miller.
Mrs. J. B. McNeal returned Mon
day after brief visit with hei
mother-in-law. Mrs. J. H. McNeal q
San Marcos.
The bedroom shower given II
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs o. D. Thoma,
by Mrs. e. p. Hasty at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lit Dayil
Thursday night was pleasant affair
A number of presents were received
by the bride and groom.
Mrs. Robt. Johnson, had business
in Cameron, Saturday
Parent-Teachers' club held fairl,
good meeting Friday afternoon. Rev
G. w. Anderson is visiting in Waco
Mr.. Selma Harris and Miss Fessi,
Moore were united in holy wedlocl
Thursday night.
Mr.. Robert Lee Davis and Mis-
Beatrice Pickett were quietly mar
ried Saturday night Mr.. Horac
Grimm is here from Corpus Christ
Texas.
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CHICKASHA.

Chickasha, Okla, May 1.-The K.
of P's and Courts of Calanthe held
their Thanksgiving services at Castle
hall Sunday, April 9th, the ceremony
was very impressive and a largo at
tendance together with several Wis
itors were present. Prof. King. the
Manual Training teacher Of Lincoln
school acted in the capacity as mas
ter of ceremonies and did credit to
the occasion.
Mrs. Laura King, the cultured wife
of Prof. T. King of Lincoln school
is planning a series of trips for the
summer. The primary department Of
Lincoln school win hold their may
day exercise at University park.
Thursday. My LIST, the teachers who
viii have charge Of this department
are: Miss Myrtle Stevenson. Miss
Mamie Carter. Miss Wilma Carter
and Mrs. p. S. Daniels.
Mrs Della Rice at Henrietta. Tex
us. visited her sister. Mrs. Annie
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BAHEvMLE.

Baileyville, Texas, May misses
G. A. Jude, Dora Graves, Willie
Graves, Mr.. Epp and Mr.. S. Paynes
of Marlin motored out here Sunday
evening. Mr.. Paynes is spending
a week with relatives and friends.
Prof. Turner delivered a piano, to
the Mt. Zion church Sunday evening.
Pastor Humber was at his best Sun
day from the subject Of the River
of Life" The choir sang some Of its
most choice songs Sunday. Such ser
mons as Sundays will be long re-
membered. Our souls rejoiced, our
intellect enlarged, our vision broad
ened, our anxiety increased, after
such fine sermons, Mr.. A. Ward came
forward for restoration and was
gladly received. Total amount for
the day, 1852, owing to the scarcity
of officers at conference Friday night
the quarterly report was deferred
until Sunday. Total amount for the
quarter .$457.S5. AS our school was
cut short without a notice to teachers,
Mrs. ? Myrtle Doggan, our assistant
teacher is going to have little con-
cert for the children Friday night,
before the LIST Sunday. Everybody
wants rain now 80 they say. Let
The Express come.
Get ready for the Odd Fellows An
nual Thanksgiving sermon, second
Sunday in May. Prof. Minis have
on cheap rate.
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McALESTER.

McAlester, Okla, May lon April
18th and 9th, the citizens of Nc
Alester. entertained the returned SOL
diers of Pittsburg county with big
free picnic at Wells park. There
was a parade through the main
streets of the city. Lieut. Corbett of
Wewoka, led the parade. Muskogee
band furnished music for the oc-
casion. The affair was one that
will not soon be forgotten. There
were many speeches made by both
Colored and white. Lieut.. Corbett
was speaker of the day and his adj
dress will ever live in the hearts and
on the minds OF the people. Grand
Master VIM. Ezell of the Mosaic lee
tured to the Rebecca Lodge, Friday.
The Lodge entertained the Grand
Master. royalty. There was an ac-
cident on the motor car on the Rock
Island road. The car contained a
section crew. The foreman was kill
ed. Six others were injured: two
were Colored; one Is now at the
All Saints hospital. Sergt. Sam
Smith and wife were called to the
city to the funeral of the Sergeant's
father. Mr.. Curtis Irwin and sister,
Miss Mary Ellen Irwin of Kansas
City is now the guest of their father
and sister. The X. of p and the
Court of Cala.the had their sermon
at East Star. Rev. W. Il. jackson.
officiating. collection s615O. Several
people of McAlester, attended the
funeral of Mr.. Ed Smith Of Anderson
who was killed by falling back into
a well. He was buried Under the
auspices of the Mosaies.
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SPARKS OF THE DIAMOND.

Eddie Douglas, former first base
man of the Dallas Black Giant has
regular berth with the Brooklyn
Royal Giants. Edgar Wesley. former
star Of the Waco Navigators, is now
holding down first base job for De-
troit and is getting his daily bingles.
The famous Texas battery, Brown
and Brown are now the property of
the American Giants and made their
debut before a Chicago gathering re-
Gently and walked off with the ba-
con. The same old pep that put
the Texas sluggers on water wagon
was shouldered the boys of the big
show. The have made good.
Waco has conner in this boy
Davis, who rings from the heart
side. With careful training into one
of the Giants greatest stars
Blackmon OF Waco hasn't struck
his stride yet as every one knows
that Blackmon is one Of the best
fielding artists in the loop around the
hot corner and is equally as dan
gerous with the stick.
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PLAY and PLAYERS
BASE BALL AND OTHER SPORTS
BIZ J. BlBA AUSTIN
SNS<SS&<>S

telt and looks If though he can pull
the grade. Bell is left handler and
is destined to do great work with
little more seasoning.
Johnny Wright is a new one a
right handler, who possesses a good
assortment of curves and control and
is very cool under fire, hasn't had
chance to show in a regular game.
Fred Daniels is the only ace of the
Of the old brigade left and has not
been started this season. Fred is
a speed merchant and has chance
to come into his own this season.
The infield of the Giants is all
that is expected viii Jones on first,
Black Son on second. Davie Johnson
on short and Spearrnon at third. Ri
ley doing the bulk Of the catching.
The outfield present two Of the
biggest attractions in Texas in Sloan
aud Scott, center field hole is being
chincked with an infielder, Fielder,
who is doing fairly good under the
circumstances. Hitting strength is
what we want another good out
fielder would fill the bill.
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BASE BALL MANAGERS NOTICE.

The great Dallas Express wishes
to announce that 1t will be-
ginning with this issue print all
matters pertaining to organize base
ball, such as standing and results of
games played by various teams.
1t further believes that thousands
of its readers in Texas, Oklahoma
and other states are entitled to in
formation concerning base ball among
Colored people and to this end shall
urge upon each base ball manager to
send in write-ups Of his club and
the number Of games won and bat
teries of each contesting club to the
sporting editor.
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WHY SUFFER CONSTIPATION.

It's Pure Fruit Compound. A fruit
vege able laxative. Prof. H. G. Fox's
discovery. that has aroused the en-
tire middle west. 1t has enabled
the doctors and druggists to recon-
mend something else for chronic con-
stipation, besides the same old thing.
It SURPRISES all others. Restores poor
appetite. Relieves headaches, bill
liousness, colds and indigestion.
Send s1.10 in postage stamps or
Money Order. State nature of all
ment. Address III. c. Fox Chemical
Co., 5000 Indiana Ave. Agents want
ed. Druggists write for terms
4-26-1t
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GIANTS SHOWING SIGNS OF OLD
TIME PEP.

The old pep characterizing the
fighting spirit of the Giants of old
has not failed from view this was
shown fully in the first scrap with
the Navs.
However, the pitching star is made
up principally Of youngsters who
are having their first trial in fast
company some having made a very
good impression. Bell acquitted him
self very gracefully in his first
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GRAPELAND.

Crapeland. Texas. May Services
we're well attended at Mt. Zion Sun
day, Rev. ]. Primus Of Oakwocd,
preached at night.
We are planning to have one Of
the biggest 18th Of June celebrations
ever had in this country, this year.
We scribe wants Hon. W. p King
OF Dallas to come and be with us or
some other good reputable speaker,
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TEXAS TOWNS


Bertha Allen Undertakers. We are
glad to have Mr.. Allen locate in
Tyler as we are much in need Of a
good Colored embalmer.
Mr.. s. A. Brashears of Ardmore,
Okla, is in the city on visit to his
brother, Prof. J. A. Brashears.
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SOUTH TEXAS CLUBS.

To the managers OF Houston. Gal
weston, San Antonio, Beaumont,
Shreveport, send us your line-ups and
the results of your game. Keep your
team before fans of Texas, Oklahoma
and Louisiana.
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King. She left for home, Thursday
night The Star Light Band is grow
ing rapidly under the following di-
rectors: Mrs u. L. Adams, Mrs.
Lottie Cross, and Mrs. Carbon.
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Rev Thos. =. Hawkins. just re-
turned from Texarkana, where he
witnessed the storm that passed over
a few days ago. He is glad to be
back in Tyler.
Prof. F. ]. Jones returned from
Galveston, Houston, where he spent
several weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Stewart lost
their little infant this week. Buried
by Bertha Allen Undertakers Co.
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THE PA~TCN CAFE.
SS7 ". Central

Has Just what you want to eat.
Everything fresh, good cooking and
reasonable prices prevail. Suppose
ROBT. JOHNSON. Mgr.
s. II. JOHNSON, Jr., Prop.
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Rev. A. Reeves.

In loving memory of our dear faith
er, Rev. A. Reeves, who died one
year ago, April 30, 1918. in Waco
Texas.
We mourn for you dear father
though not with outward show fol
the heart that mourns sincerely
mourns silently and low and when
our heart is sore, we seem to hear
you say: Keep, up your heart, dear
children and trust in God, we meet
again some day. Mourned in silent
three children.
Harry and Frank Reeves.
Mrs. Mary White.
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WOOD YARD.
HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE.

Mrs. Temple Weems-Graduate Of
the Poro College OF Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically, for
dandruff, falling hair itching scalp.
which will give It beauty, color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable.
Phone H, S14S. Or call at 2S07 Flora
street, Dallar
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FOR SALE.

House and lot in Atlanta, Texas,
joining Mrs. Ovens and Roach's
pasture. Terms, $3.50 cash or 1900
on time. Fer further information
write Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, r. F. d.
No. 3, Box S25-A, Dallas. Texas.
4-26-4t
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ADA's HAIR GROWER

In 3 months will make the hair
long, soft AID glossy. A trial will
prove II. When in Kansas City call
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TYLER.

Tyler. Texas. May 1.-Mrs, M. J.
Pinkston, subscribed $1,000 worth
az victory LOar Bonds. Many otners
bought smaller amounts.
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Lewis Hlll Cafe.

Has been made a leading business
for our people by giving the pest
service backed with the best tnat
market affords.
Lewis Hi, Prop.
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Phone n. $500
A REAL BEUTT PARLOR

is in town for ladies' and gem
tlemen at 40 N. Central Ave
nue..
Here you can get tn latest
and most improved method in
faclal beauty. MassAging, man
touring and hair treatment our
speciality. BY our Por0 Grad
aates. Our course OF treatment
makes yon look ten years youn-
scr.
MISS ADpm wnLiAMs, Prop.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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Rev. Jordan was with his mem
bers Sunday at Mt. Zion Baptist
church. Miss Lizzie Rucker and
others went to Grandbury. Satur-
day Disht.
Lawyer Belts gave grand lee
tu1e at the c. M. e. church at 800
O'Clock. He is noble man. We hope
he will come again
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For Rens.

Border Avenue Five-roon house
hail, front and back porch with well
attached and garden. Liberty Street
-Four room house. Phone S29, M.
J. Pinkston.
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Or. M. p. PENN, Physician and Sur
eeon. Treats successfully most dis
eases Of men. women and children
Office hours: to II a. M; 3 70 !
.p. M; 1880 to p. m. Phones: Oftics
8. w. M. 1915; residence phone 8. "
M. 7445. Office 2549 Elm St. suit,
211 Pythian Temple Building: resi
dence 2510 Flora IT,. Dallas. Texas
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on the manufacturer. We want live
agents to represent us in every city
and hamlet.
Box of Pressing OIL. 25c: Box Of
Hair Grower, SOC. Mrs. Ada MONT
g0mery, Manufacturer.
1912 Euclid, Kansas City, Missouri
Branch ONCE. 517 Shawnee, IL Worth.
Don't fail to visit our upesr-ds.se
Hair Dressing Parlor6 at either
place.
Money must be sent With all or
ders.
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SAN ANGELO.

San Angelo. Texas. May 1.-Prof,
]. e. Robinson, State Deputy OF the
Woodmen was here last week, and as
the result ~ new members were
added to the craft. He left the early
part of the week for Lampasas.
The dedication and marriage in
stallation took place at the New Hope
Baptist church, April 80 to May 4,
at which time they hope to go over
the top for Christian Education. Rev.
Kinchlo and wife are in the city
visiting friends. Rev. J. M. Johnson
and members of the A. M. q. church
are planning grand time at the
picnic this week. Mrs. Jerry Smith
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends. The present indication looks
good for the best celebration ever
had in this part Of the country. The
men met last week and organized.
Hon. w. e. King will be here on the
29th Of May, at which time he hopes
to meet every Colored citizen OF San
Angelo. let us give him a royal time
and appreciative audience.
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Or. GEORGE LYTLE. Veterinarian.
day and night. Office 1874 Willow st..
cor. Hill. from to a. M. or Peo-
pies Undertaken Co.. a m to p. m.
Guarantees cure In lockiaw and other
serious diseases OF Horses. Cattle and
animals generally. Answers calls.
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Want to KnOw-of the whereabouts
of my daughter, Mrs. Victory Will
liams, last heard of she was in Regin.
Texas, any information concerning
her will be highly appreciated, ad-
dress Mrs. Lima Williams, III West
First street, st. Angelo. Texas.
5-3-1t
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Tyler, Texas, May 1.--Mr. Alphonso
Allen, who has been employed in
waco, Is an embalmer has returned
home and will he found with the
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DR.. ). n. DoDp, Physician and Sur
geon. Blood, Sputum and Urine 1ex.
amined. 1904 williams. near Henry
Phone 1923. North Belt. South Belt
and Hickory cars. Hours: . to - >
M: 2 to D. m: to = D. m.
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DIR. r. T. HAMILTON, Physician
and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave.
Phones: ONCE. Main 1144; residence
H. 4027; Office hours: 10 a. m. to
IL M; 3 to p. M; to $3.50 p. m.
Dallas. Texas.
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Dr. r. NJ Sunday Physician nn6
Surgeon. once ~ Pythian Temple.
Room $40. once hours. 70 II =.
In; . TO s D. m; 2 TO . .. m. once
phone. Main 1852. Residence 1soa
state street. phone Main sos1.
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DR.. A. L. RUNvAN. Physician and
Surgeon. Office hours, to II .. N.
8 to s, 1880 to D. m. Phones, Office
M. 1895; Res. M. 1885, Lowery Bldg.
1900 Jackson st., upstairs. Dallas. Tel
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a. 8. WeIls. Attorney and Counsel
lor-at-lew. Office. Room 213. Pythian
Temple, Elm and Good streets notary
Public. Phone M. 1896. Dallas. Texas.