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I'HURSDAY, JULY to, 1890
la it MkM?
in every section of the couu
ly there in a demand foi the
democratic piimuries to be held
aguin uo that the }> ople may
I give u lull uud fair expression
i of their t hoiou lor the various
8t".l' oll'cevfi *s the mutter
now aiUUuj the vote Ol Colliu
uiuuty will only represent the
individual preferences ot ei^h
teen ol twenty im n -simply
this und nothing more. Farm
ersvillu Times.
The ubove is a fail' stutemenl.
It was plain from the beginning
fair
WRB
the u'".It
to In. i
the matter iu lUe
Cornwall and Oli'uei liud
by loi k the matter in cl.
and soon came to the conclusion
that the child hail been spirited
away, notwithstanding the fact
lliat 1'ayue had requested Mi.
Marsalis to have the pui k
;,tourjaud lree expression would be drained in order to ascertain It
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und the settleh
abandoned for
lathe] coming
placii
of
' 'lt 1
but without the desired result,]
und the poor moth ^ v nut al
most mad over the loss ol b« i
i opportunity as we have placed on our
Assistant Chief of Police "Ru
finally!
the
►, ami
baud*J
tli" police. The n vt day
search was a,v tin iiibtltutea ;
LADIES &. GENTLEMEN!
Do you want to buy Genuine lia.igainst Dont mis the
counters real nice goods at nan
jjrice. Read and don't fail to respond to see what we are offeiing .
...JlOO.tK)
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... «.IW
r Hue foi
more of the campaign that it' a
hud by the people, an altogeth
er different decision would have
resulted. But by political nia-
meuvering, mainly by a slave
test of democracy, the best men
of the party were compelled to
take a back seat, while dema-
gogues of the worst kind held
lull sway.
Dickens wrote: "There is
I nothing, no nothing, beautilul
! and good that died and is for- evening und obtained the
|BoUo„ An Infant, ^
child dying in its cradle, v.ill ... i,
the body of the child >vas at
the bottom or not. Alto; the
ollicers had given the case a
little study matters seemed to
form some definite shape, but
it was only yesterday evening
that they showed the extent of
their knowledge, and the result
was indeed a surprise when
Lester Payne was arrested and
charged with kidnaping his
own child.
A News reporter interviewed
Chief of l'olice Arnold last
foi
To the Ladies.
'JO phcc* India Mull Plaids at rt ccniis.
lio picccf India Mull Plaids at lit cents.
l.r> pieces India until Plaids at l.~ cents.
."•(> Dross Patterns Embroider) Flotiiiringal ">0e per yd.
All above fjfoodw have been sold at double the price.
(Jrent reductions in Parasols. Laces. IIomo Slippers.
Millinery. Silks, Satins, ('bailie. (iinglniins and all
kin Is of fancy
g'OOUM.
To the Gentlemen
sav this, we have been busy marking
We wi
down.
Dig bargains in Pauls.
IJig bargains in Coats and \ est
I Jig' bargains in Pit
Hig bargains in kinds «
light weight.
away
A
Suit h.
,f (iciit's I'urnishing goods of
uF T.I1E
Loteiia da la Benednia Fublica
OF THfC
Stato ot Zacatocas. Mox'oo.
A ayndtcnu i<l <«i U«Hi.u hnu ,
llie conoe hlon for operating Jh|
LOTTERY,'
and will extend It* Imatnoaa
Ilii' Untied Hiaif* ami llrliisi "t
Columbia. 1
llelow will lie found n list 0f t|>f n t
wbloli will be drawn ull W|
July 27, 1890
his
EniTOHIAl.fi>.
Cook's boom is running down
at the heel.
it is decidedlj amusing to
notice how tame the anti-Hogg
manipulators are getting.
The simon-pure democratic
dictators of this county are iu
anything but a happy mood.
Give us ''Hogg and hominy''
sayeth the people all over our
sunny land. He that hath ears
let him hear.
Hall is red-headed and will
probably be gray-headed by
the time he reaches the guber-
natorial chair with Clay Mack
as his champion.
This government was founded
upon the principle of indepen
deuce. The good voters of this
county will practice that prin-
ciple next November.
Our Mr. Aron will leave for the Eastern Markets next week and we ear-
nestly request every lady and man that wishes to post himseli m low
dying in Us crudie, win was'ii baiias giii and prices on Dry !S-<!)ods and Clothing to come to our establishment and you
will see at a glance, we are keeping pace with the hard times and have
its part, though its body be ascertain their union
Mne3weeTs our goods marked accordingly. Come quick, as you Know tne old ad-
«> '"«> dage: "The early bird catches the worm." Thanking you for past favors
tne deepest-ea. meie « ,,u i |;,y iJer daughter Lva, came to ° J
an angel added to the host of, ])ana8 t0 visit her relatives and
heaven but does its blessed her husband followed a few
those that' days after. They have since
AtZacateuaa. Moxlco.
anil uontliuifil monthly tlifriufier
150,0001
l(IO.IHH) TickvtH at lf<IO.<m ; U-J v
*5.«K ; Teutlu, • Ann-Mcj!"
Currency.
I
>iy
work on earth in „
lo/ed it here. Dead f O, if1 b«en living on Germauia street
, , . . j On Saturday last Payne took
the deeds ol human creatures ( ^ child tt/Uuk 01itr park aIld
could be traced to their source, stated that lie entered u closet,
how beautiful could even death leaving her to play outside, but
appear ; for how much charity, when he came outside she was
mercy and purilied affection Kutl(4- stated ho had no
:_ ticed a strange man hanging
would be seen to have taeir uround Tjjw paJ>k waa tbhor.
growth iu dusty graves. oughly searched and he (Payne)
- - went so far as to request Mr.
As To One Glay Mack. ; Marsalis to have the lake
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
to the state is *10,000; ^."KJO of your state woul 1 certainly re- j ed with proper authoiit>,,
this sum being appropriated to suit, in my judgment, in the j could prevent all tins by the |
each of the three commission- building of many roads from establishment of rates that
ers £i500 to a secretary and trunk lines into sectious that would be just to the country
^1000 to advertisuir, publish- otherwise will never have the and to the roads by disregard
in.r and ullice expenses. benefit of a railroad. This mg these demands made by
i A very large reduction in would follow, because the rail- i speculators in stocks, and pre-
~ , . I drained. Assistant, Chief Corn- ,i1H charges made by railroads, road commission, by the j scribing and lixiug a rate tor
1 notice a referrence made in wajj amj otlicer Kirby were de )or fj.yj.rht and passe n "-ers, has making a d enforcing of a joint | tbe roads, by which tin conn
the News of to day by Mr. H. i tailed t > take up the case. L been made since the organiza- 1 rate over the two roads(the new j try would be developed, eurich-
C. Mack of Collin county, in a was not satistied with his ap
-OF-
THE RECTUM!
card from him criticising the
Hogg club of Piano for failing
to pass certain resolutions
obliging the club to support
the nominee of the party. It
probably did not occur to Mr.
Mack that club organized in
behalf of individuals, in ad-
vance of conventions, are not
iu the habit of passing such
resolutions. 1 might further
remark that Mr. 11. C. Mack
has been before the public
heretofore iu a communication
recommending severe tests for
party discipline. it woi hi
perhaps be some satisfaction
If Thomas Jefferson could
arise from the tomb and see
the "so-called democrats" of to-
day lie would weep to see the
corruption and rottenness that I for those acquainted with Mr
has permeated its ranks, i Mack s political history to
know when he became a party
Clay Muck, one of the bes j democrat and when he ceased
known politicians in Collin running as an independent can
county, spent the fourth in the
tral railroad as example. ever, the new road would be
Rate charged by the Central able to reach your comm.-rcial
railroad company per 100 j cities with their shipments over
city.—Sherman Register.
That reads about correct.
At Chicago the other day a
corpse came to life, but was
buried all the same. And now
the papers of that city are rais-
ing the d—1 with the enumera-
tors for not recording the name
of the corpse.
If the people do not rise up
and thank (ieo Warwick Clark
and- Gal. Dal. News for their
labors and "inlluence" in mak-
ing Hogg one of the most popu-
lar gentlemen iu Texas, we
shall certainly doubt their (the
people's) gratitude.
Ever since the beginning of
the campaign the anti- Hogg or-
gans have claimed that the
following of that gentleman
was composed of mugwumps.
In admitting that assertion to
be true one must conclude that
mugwumps are growing more
numerous,
Collin.
didate against democratic nom
inees. Some people doubt
whether sufficient time has
elasped to entitle him to dic-
tate to democrats how they
phall conduct their organiza
tion. Brock Robeuson.
We have received the July
number of the Old Homestead,
a monthly domestic magazine
published at Savannah, Oa., by
Davis Bros., and lind it rich
with choice original stories,
poetns, essays, etc., that evince
an unusual degree of merit.
The contributions are mainly
from talented writers of the
South. Many of the contribu-
tors are know to fame and
others will rank among the
literary celebrities of tie fu-
ture. The Old Homestead turn
taius the latest illustrated l'ush
ions and select vocal and in-
strumental music. The s ib
scription price is only one dol
lar a year. Write for sample
copy, free. Davis Bros., pub
pounds:
Aimci.vs.
✓ "• zi. £l
Sr17" Ti' s? * 5" - Vs is S I
$ - ® - 2 - 5 - ° * -
pearance and statements aud
telegraphed to the chief of po
lice at San Diego, Cal., telling
him the date the child was
missed and asking him to wire
me if the child arrived there.
Payne's parents reside in that
place. I also sent a telegram
to the same effect to El Paso, as
1 believed it had been arranged
between Payne aud some other
person to take the child away.
Payne's parents adore the
child. I received an answer
from El Paso this evening which
reads a* follows: 'To iIih
chief of police, Dallas: Do you
want hei { T. Lyon, chief of
police.' I immediately replied
in the aflirmatiye. The theory
is, thai Payne's mother was in
Fort Worth on Sunday and that
on receipt of the child llier* she
took the lirst train for El Paso Rate allowed by the railroad
Lester took his wife, who is commission per 100 pounds :
almost mad with grief, to her
friends at Mclvinney to-day,
and returned to Dallas this
evening. I had him arrested
immediately lie left the train
Payne will not talk on the sub-
ject at all. He hangs his head
down and is as mute as a stone,
while his poor wife has been
suffering untold agonies on ac-
tion of the commission in this and the trunk line) to the com- «d and made populous. Te-
state. To show this reduction uiercial centers of your state stimulus that such a fayora-
1 state that in 187'J the charge would be a guarantee against ble rate would give to all pur-
made for the transportation of the exercise of unfriendly hin- suits aud all industries would
passengers was five cents per drances, and the establishment in return pay the roads, by
mile "whilst the rate now of such arbitrary rates by the reason of increased travel and
charged is three cents per mile trunk lines as to head off and a larger tonnage, more than
and to show iu freights I sub crush out the new road and they now make by the high
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CLt'li HATES i U Tli'koot, I
SPECIAL RATES ARRANGED WITH I
U1KXTS WAXTKI) (
iiIUmI SinUk anil
tt im I town in
AiiiiTliia,
The payment ofprUw u ^u,r,
by h |u'olal ilepoalt of ilv«- hui_
lliouianii dollar* ($ii00,il00), |,vg
g|d' ....i
tilli
luic government, anil a|ij>rov«<j bi£
u« Areahlga. govornor.
I'raw inic nnilor I lie jicrsuniU t
vIhIoii ol 1 lo. 11rot 1 itl<. Aritnin,^
appolutoit by the goverineia
wntor.
"I certify thai wltb On-
nrrr i.!l iif-rc-nary Kiiiinuiu.^ u{|
pO*lI•'<!. :ikhi IllK till! |.. \ ineot I
jtrlref ol iliin (Irmvinjj.
hkiimi.vio .\kttaia. intcrui
IM I'OltTANT.
Kcnitl Iniic * u ii^i bo eiilier | i
Vork draft, K\!"•«' * or
i« i. \iiii'i -in money . t'oTlS^n
tit inaile l>v K*pr -n« > -'i>aal4|1
liiinks. TlfUft illr<rttoi
ment « ll! t>c |-alil by ilrafu
Votk, Mcuilri'nl, Kt. Paul, < hlfi
Krancl'co or < .ty of Mexico,
i her in for mal lon'aililri'k*
JAON I'EDAD, M*n^
Zi cal«*<u«, M i
mit the following table of rates thereby making its construe- rates upon their light travei and
in 1870 and in 1800, taking the tion impracticable. small tonnage.
Savannah division of the Cen-1 WiUl such a joint rale, how ™",;,Ji."ZV ,1".
od
per
liy
liiiuon .. $.20 $ 22 if 2."i $ 2S f.4ti J.l.j forced to build I >
Flour. 20 22 2.r' 2S—-w I.. | |1Pnllo.|i III
Urain l.'> Is 22 88 l< P ""«VH tlirougli 111
Cotton. .. -Jr. :u> to* 40 oo 05 the commercial Ih
the trunk line upon such just
and reasonable terms as to in-
sure their construction and
make tlieni paying roads. In
the absence of such a legula-
tiou the new roads would be
ng and *x
ties to r *ach
horoughfures
al a cost so great, iu many in
stances, -.is to entirely defeat
their construction.
state that I do not wish to
misunderstood as attributing
all the prosperity of Georgia,
especially of lirr railroaii
and
interests, to the fact that sli«-
lias a railroad commission.
(re< rgia feels ihe iin[>>llae t >
. wards progress and develop
ment which stirs all lorsist-i
states, and is leaping some of
the benefits of ih* general
prosperity of the linifs. But 1
do honesily believe that tin-
railroad commission has been a
Without Krt,ut fat't(,r in llt'r prosperity
DR. OROMGI
ENGLISH
Female Bfl
A Powft'iil Ui«Hn« Tor.ic <1
for lh« Cur* of all F*m W C -tipiM
briOvt K't l,v !1 ill
i j/.iAl'wr" hmtlftl k x* a
i. V DKOMQOOLt * 00.,
A II I ll l.BS.
Uucon ...
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ruin
L'olton...
2 Si a is
iTc "is 7S o"4t 7 * 7k.'
$. S 9.1:1 $.1S $ 22 $.21! *.:io
i) 10 15 10 2:1 25
5 0 14 18 20 22
10 10 25 20 :i5 10
such power vested somewhere T shu l b,H 8ltttlf*?1,know t iat
to overcome the arbitrary rule the great state of 1 «as has
of trunk lines, they may en ^iUllzed a commission with
tirely prevent, by the means lJH Vr.°}!vr P««^s and has
abov'e alluded to, the building f.lafd tbe ^"'"i.s.ratjon of
of roads in larg^ seciions of t^e powers in proper bands,
Rupture,
Hydrocele,
Varicocele,
Piles,
Fisiula.
Fissure,
... ... . , buen circulated, probably by TTlr ova*i««
of our most important railroads connect it with any other road, parties who wished it might be t^oitiuon OI rtecium
has been steadily increased. can do so with the assurance, true, that John B. Alden, Pub
This immense reduction in road facilities except
kji iuuus iii bbi;iluiia ol Yoliri rHKowlfnliv
your country, and absolutely 1 v ..1
lock them up against all rail- n, . .. ,.v '
f.w.;i;,;: .o Chairman ot the railroi
road t acuities except as ur . • ....
«s„i.^i i... I commission of (he state
Georgia.
fss:
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state of
.Not In Uio liook Trust.
The statement has widely
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the child, while the husband
knew all the lime that the child
was safe but would not tell her
so. I have a warrant indorsed
prices at which the slocks ly and fail ly dealt with,"which "I look Trust," which is trying
au lul MltJ- 1 of the Central railroad and of would, as 1 1 11 J~ - ■ ■ } *
This is shown by the follow- given by the authority lodged Usher, of New York, Chicago
.,.,,1 uiii u!!!!1 ia" comparative statement of in a commiseion of being just and Atlanta, had joined the
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Dr. F. J. DICKEY.
the (j -orgia railroad and Bank
ing company, the two most ex
tensive railroad systems in
this state in were selling
in 187H aud are selling now:
have said, insure to monopolize the publication
the building of railroads into ut- standard books, and to In
sections that are now without crease prices from ^3 to I'M
idem. per cent. Mr. /\lden sends n*
One other reason, aud proba-1 word that he has not joint d
bly the strongest one that can I he Trust, and there is not and
especially in old Ushers, Savannah, (i.i.
A Child kidnaped.
The southwest corner of the
square was the sceneof a lively
- V
We clip the following from
the Dallas .News of last Tues-
day. Mrs. Payne is a daugh-
ter of' Mr. (if. W. Eastes, who
lives about live miles south-
west of McKinuey. At tin
time of his daughter's marriage
cient number of hitching racks I Mr lCa8te8 livedin 1) lUaH Tll(,
should be established for the
benefit of Collin county |8om; fleusalional dev
farmers.
runaway last /Monday. Three
teams made a start aud two
were successful. No serious
damage was done. We con-1
tinue to bdieve that a sufli-
.Sflllng at in lf 7: . Hulling at in 1*" be giveu showing the necessity never has been any probablJi-
Uiiorgiii it. i! stock 7s 0f a railroad commission, ty of him joining it. The "Lit
uira . e oc < ! grows out of the fact that the erary Re vol ill ion" which has
< Payne's mother) on the morn
ing train on a charge of kid
uapic.g, I'ayue tells me that
lie will not talk until his mo
tlier gets here, llis father was
au oh.i*rrfsident of Dallas and
was much respected, lie own
I ed a blacksmith and wagon
corner oV Livt/ Oak" andtE'Uu ^'ol 0,dy have the charge s ot dlUcks of railioads ate now accomplished such wonderful
streets" ' railroads been reduced, and held laigily for speculation, 1 results within the last ten
Wm N Coe late deput\ lllrt vjlu" uf llleir Pri'P«rllee aud iotas an investment. If yeais, in popularizing litera
sheriff said that he was a enhsitice-d; but theie has been they were held us an invest- ture of the highest character
schoolmate of Lester Payne and !an i"i'Uese increase ia their ment it would be to the inter (no "trash" ever linds place on
knew hi- wife .inite well He I "'ileage since 1879. The rec-; est of those holding them to 1 his lisi), still goes on. Instead
always thought that they lived 0,'da of thia offlce show lhat Klve t0 tbe «ountJy such a ser-, of increasing prices, large re-
very haiipily When th* child for tlte live years previous to vice at such rates as woull add duction in price has recently
was reported lost Mrs. Payne lhe establishment of the com-, to the wealth and population bten made, particularly on
rei|iies'e'i her husband on •ilur- 'n (hitia were of the connirv whinh wnnlii. in nnnurlaki hnnt. k.. a s
than one occasion to send for
him, (Coe), but although he
promised he had not done ho.
lop
friends confidently believe he
will go to the convention with
more than the necessary two-
thirds vote. Rusk County
News.
j story is a sad one und premise*, j A news reporter was admit-
ted to see Payne arid found him
standing iu a cell looking very
dejected. On being asked to
give his side of the mutter he
replied, after car* ftil considera-
tion :
"1 can make a statement that
will clear up everything." He
however, absolutely refused to
make any statement whatever,
___________ 1 inents. The News says :
Hogg is big and fat and the About 11 o clock last Satur
weather iu getting excessively ' ^ ni«ht tt, pU"K il"a" gi
, . . , . . . ... J the name of Lester Payne visit
hot, but he is running like a d ,bu NeWd olU(;e
an 1 reported
"scared wolfe, and don't let it i the loss of his liitle ilaughtei
escape your memory. Hie 1 Kva, aged It years at Oak Clill
park. Mis story, which was
published in Sunday s Nt-ws, | admitted that he lived verv
was that after enjoying an af happily with his wife.
lernoon al the park he left his 1
little daughter to play on the lion. l<. N. Tramniell.
grass while he entered a in'ces ,
sary. Afier remaining about I',,,«lr'n«" the HaUroad cominla;lon
ii j ..i „ ,i . i ) i of tbe fttnte of Qtorgla, to the Jlon.
rtvf* itiiiiuUa lUerrt Iih Hincrgwi j T. .1. Brown. Slmrman, Tex., on tbe
again, hut the ehlld was not to i aubjfut of the Ituilroad Commission.
be found. He immediately gave June 18, 1800.
an alurm and the park was: Dear Sir In reply to yours of
sob innly watch the effect and thoroughly seuiched, but withjtb< :td inst, asking to be in-
then compare I he result of that no trace of the li ilia one The formed in reference to the
experiment with the result of lake In the park was the scei e , workings, effects, influence,etc.,
the canvass 11. C. Mack may of much excitement us it was of the railroad commission in
make in Grayson county for generally thought I hut the j this state, 1 give you the foi-
The McKinney Examiner is
respectfully leqnested lo try
the experiment of pouring wa-
tei on a duck's back und to
any man or uieasuie Well,yes, I child had fallen iu the water,
Who invited 11. C Mack to ad-1 but the boanuuu und several
dress the democracy of (fray- other persons who were on the
son county 7-Van AUtyne ! lake sid* were positive that no
News. ! child had becu near the water,
lowing statement of facts, with
out detail or elaboration.
The railroad commission of
this state was organized Octo-
ber 15, 1870 Its annual cost
. . bten made, particularly
mission in 1870, ther# twere of the country, which would, in copyright books by American
built in this state less thnn one return, remunerate the roads authors. A catalogue of 90
hundred miles of railroad, by the increase of travel and pages Is seut free to any appli-
showing au annual averuge of larger tonnage, as the natural cant." One of the latest is-„e8
about twenty miles, and since resu.ts of increased population from his press is "Stanley's
1870 to the present time there and wealth. Kmin Pasha Expedition " by
have been built in Georgia tAo But when the stocks of the Wauters, a very Land'soine
thousand miles of railroad, roads are held as they now are large type, illustrated volume'
making an average of two hun- for speculative purpos* s alone, reduced from $2.00 to 5 ) cts'
dred miles per annum. the holders have no interest in j This woik tells a most inter
The sentiment of the people the future of the railroads, or esting and complete storv, be-
of Georgia toward a railroad in the future of the country ginning with the conquest of
commission can be detn mined which they traverse or in the Soudan, and mm liming
by the following fact-: All people of that country. Their I thiough years of African ex
candidates for the office of) interest is in the reports and in pi ration, the revolt „f t|1(.
governor for the past 8 years the next dividends. As lliese Mahdi, the siege of Khartoum
the members of the preseut leg are to govern and regulate the wi h the d- a'h >f O ml <n t'c-
islature, without a known ex prices In which they look for return of Dr Junker, he'si les
ception, the present candidate advantageous sales and large the story i f Stanley's'owu ml
for governor, the candidate for proti s, this state of affairs vei ture^, including his sue
congress and for ihe legislature causes an irresistible demmd cessful R lief E\p diii..n li
at this time, who havn been au by the holders of the stork* i* on* <>f the t) st. an I most
nounced, have and are In favor upon the officers who are man- complete w..iUs iseued u
of a railroad comiuisnlou ■ - ■ --* *
addition 1 may
press of the state
Alliance favor a ra noai uoiu- •unujj suva ui^a raies «u me | irom time to Ipiie specli
mission, and lhat niuiiy organ-, patrons of the road", and lhe pages of hin new public,noun
izatiocs of the Alliance favor country thro' which they pa s Joiiw B. Ai.dkm Pu iiiihei- rn
an increase of the powers of as to strip every industry and Pearl S\, New Y-.ik also Chi
the existing commission. every interest that the road cngo and Atlanta '
Tbe estaldishmeut of a rail- may touch of all profits, with
road commission, with the most disastrous results to the
...... ...c ... ....... voiupiwm W I'.'.M IShl|e(l upon
•oinmission In ugiug the roads for favoratil. the bii'-Ject. Send Aldeu your
state ihat lhe reports and large dividends, address, and you will receive
te aud Partners' which can only be given by ex hid D(5 page catalogue and
a ra boat com- acting such high raies of lhe , from time to time Hpe'clinen
proper powers to make joint country aud to the people,
rates for all connecting roads in' A railroad commission, clotli
V
H C. Mack has knocked oqi
what little enthusiasm there
was in the Hall boom.
Dr. A. D, SCOBEY.
"iHId
We can cure the above troubles
in the
SHORTEST
time known to the MEDICAL
PROFESSION. Our Terms
ar ,
No Cure, No Pa}'
A.vn
NO P \ V
UNTIL CURED.
All we usk of any patient is
to awure lis for the amount1,
payable when the case is cur-
ed. We have cured mote
caneg of
rupture
and of various
Rectal Troubles
than any other firm in tin
Southwest.
We can refer anyone desirli g
treatment to more than 1,000
cases in and around Dallas
Send a stamp for a Catalogue.
I atients desiring to come to
Dallas, and remain whilst
under treatment, i.e'd uoi
make previous air ingeinent*
for board. A number of the
best boarding houses in the
<|ity are anxious toa"commo-
date our patients. We prefei
to have patients make dates
with us,
For worthy indorsements
''"'I «' the Dkmocuat office.
Middleton B|ii|dlrig, opposite
the Postofhce, No, 1001 Main
street,
Wsifcw, Texas* ■
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Democrat Publishing Company. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 10, 1890, newspaper, July 10, 1890; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth191636/m1/2/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.