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We Bend Our Knee to JYone Mint God.
VOL. 6
TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING JAN. 18 1872
Frenqla Urluks^tnd pHiik-
New pau«r Work.
r emale Taste.
News .from ull Parts.
IGRANTS HO
M
®tje Knoa-Bog,
Published every Thurdsay by
HOWARD /. KELUt.
TERM8—(SWW)
One copy, one ycar...,..4..,
One copy, tix months. «o
One copy* throe months l tu
Singie copies 10 cents,
JUWjgARDS_
Lipscomb JYorvell,
Attorney at Law,
J"a,s"p©r, Texas,
Will praotioe in the Courts of Jasper
and Newton and iu the Supreme Court at
Galveston. vfc-29tf.
J. B Likvnb. Q. W. O'BHMN
Houston* Tex , Beaumont, Tex ,
LMMEJYS, * O'BMEJY.
ATrORNEVa AT LvW,
Geucral Land and Collecting
Agent?.
_ HOUSTON and BEAUMONT.
• ——
We may be addressed at either of the
vbove places, aud will give personal atten-
tion to all business ooirfided to ue.
N. B. VVe have for sale one hundred ami
seventy-five thousand acres of ohoice land
in Soaih Eastern Texas. v6 32t
JE. .1. FERGUSOJY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Eounf^,
ycak,
Od
W\11 j,*raetice in tie Conxls of tb«
>d Judicial District. * %6 l-4 if
VAN. H. TRIP LETT.
AT i OKN ..V k COUNSELLOR.
AT LAW
ORANGE
i 2 J it
f/Xa v^e oiut 1,9 cxa>.
J. M.' CROSSOiN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
XjlvingstOn,
Folk County,
Texas.
"Will t-raetioe in the Courts of the 2nd Ju
dicial Distriot. apt 1 '71.
Sejmour White
lawyer.
And Notary Public.
TPill draw and take the acknowledge-
xnents of husbandsoi wife to Deeds and ev-
ery Icind of writings and Depositions.
The settlements of Estates £o, will be a
speciality. Has no extra dunning proper
tied bnt will exhaust that power before ap
plying to the Courts. *nt when foroed in
to them will give bis clients the benefit of
all .-extra-ordinary remedies. Will keep
prepared to draw for Exchange on New Or-
leans, New York and GUlvjsto ,
W. C. BROWN
DEALER IN
Family Groceries,
Liquors <fco.
Has ja«t reoeired end ia offering to the
Pablio, cheap for Cash one of the beet as-
sorted stack of Family Orooeiie* that was
ever brought to Jasper, consisting in part
of the following artioles.
w&m ©swm
Yeast Powde s, Ale
Sour Krout,
Sarc3.lx3.es,
Oysters,
Ciieese,
SOD A .
Emigrants and all persons who wish to
puroha* lands iu Jasper or Newton (Jaun-
tier, will find it to their interest to call on
the undersigned Laud Ageuts, at their of-
oe in the Courthouse in the Town of Jas-
per, and emmine the following described
tracts of Valuable Lands, which will be
said on aoooinidating,}|£inB and in traote to
tuit putohasers—Titlei goon—t^j^iti
1663 Acres, the farut known %s the Buck
Williams farm, some two hundred acres
open land, good house, gin 4ro., attached.
1606 acres part of the j^Kjlrlght League
of the late Stephen H. Kverftt, on Ibkkety
Creek, in the neighborhood of W. H. Kyle's,
no improvements
2114 aores, part of the Headright of Eli-
sba Morris, situated about thirty miles
south of the town of Jat-per, adjourning
Mrs. K. A. Hichardson, fiuely timbered with
Pine and Cypress, on Necbes Hiver.
4428 acres the Headright League of Jas
H. Blount, about twenty miles south of the
town'of Jasper, frouting on the Necbes Kiv
er, inoludit g what is known as Wrights
Landing.
820 acres of the Headright of William
Mullenger, bounded west by the Neohes
River and East and South by the Angelinas
640 acres Donation of Stephen WillUin
Sr. • situated in Newton County on Mar-
tin's Creek, in the neigborhood of J. F.
Trotti.
1107 .tfcres, partof the iieadrightef Win.
Williams ia Newton County, known as the
Survey.
000 acres,Part of fid R, Dennis Gaha-
gan situated at Sabine Pass, aud all the
traot belonging to P. K Hamilton as par-
tit loner by Everett. Estate be sold in traots
to suit purchaser*.
DOOM * DOOM,
Agents 6c Attys. at Law.
Read!
Pickelst Ale shot,
Greatest Bargain yet
FOR SALE.
A cultivated taste marks a woman
of eligance and refinement ns decid-
ed as a buowledge of classical liten
ature dees a gentleman; and there
is nothiug in which female vulgaris
ty is more clearly shown than in
want of taste. This is an axiom
that we think will not admit of dis-
pute; but it is a question bow.'ar
taste is'natural, aud how far it may
it may b^j tw«|uired. A delicate
taste inuat- to a certain estent.de>
pend upon the o realization of the
individual; and it is impossible for
any rule to be laid down which will
impart taste to persons entirely de.
void of it., But this very seldom
the case with woman; as it is one of
the few points in which woman nat-
urally excel men. ./Wen may be,
and probably arc, superior to wo-
man in all that requires profound
thought and general knowledge, bat
in the arrangement of a house, and
the introduction of ornamental fur*
niture aud articles of bijouterie,
there can be no doubt of the innate
superiority of woman. .Every one
must have remarked the difference
in the furnishing of a bachelor's
house and one where a laoy presid'
ihe'thousand little cliganeies o1
though nothing in them'
ding, like cyphers, prodig
if lo the value of-the solid ar.
tides they are appended to.
(Jbtdt-ticc in Children.
The most fOmMe farm iu the county
£ODta>oiuK 1800 of A No. 1 lanl, 400 of
which id cle%red and under good new fenot*
1 first rut-« dweltii'it. Gin bouse. Frees nud
nil oeo^siii-y out buildings are on (he place
Tiiis pi ice in siiiiat.ed hbont 4 miles east of
Jasper, n-l will he sold in aoy shape or
portion to suit purchasers. It is also well
stmked with ca tin hoes, horseB, shevp (to.
which wv!l be sold with the place il divired.
tito prest-.Ht orop will he sold j !ho wiih ii:e
pUoe. TnisiH ibe hcct ohanee f er (,lf red
lor a .oluuy to get homes For further io-
f.irmHtioo. address K. K 1'oftell, j i-pnr,
fezasdir Edior News 5oy. api8'f
Persons wishing to procure pigs form the
Oulehrsted lioar "Colonel1* who took the
silver goblet st the fair, can bring their
B.*wr. tu my place in tu.;o, where 1 am keep
iog hir„ tor that purpura
Teini : two aud a balf busbets of
oorn or one of his pi,£8. Persons wishing
i.'.« strvic;i.H had beucr bring tbeir sows
roon, a< 1 wish to send on my farm. &.
.Nor, 1st 1871 | Ldward I. Kellfl
For Sale.
Raisings,
Q, MauHoa.
D. W. Doom.
4
'OULTON & DOOM,
EVS AND COUNUELOKS
AT LAW, V
SPER TEXAS.
practiccin the courts of the
:ond Judicial District. t6>32
T / CAR RAW AY.
Attorney Sc Counsellor
nt Law,
, , Notaet Public, and
r> «•* i ■' ,) <
osn eral collecting agent,
Will prMtiee in the Coorls and take ae>
knowiedgemenia to Oe«4« and otner inatra
meats "y; ; . Jan 1 72
Virginia Tobacco
'■'M ' - ''
AGENCY
—0—
RALPH LEVIT & CO.
"kolwli Djalert in Chewing and smo-
■IngTobaeoo, Meerohaum and other pip««
"l'o 0mm, &e
' I Btramd, Qalreeton Tetas.
■ j.v. .
Cigars,
Candles,
Boap,
Chewing and smoking Tobacoo,
t ■ ■ ,
Bottle Liqaors of all kinds.
.411 my good are fresh and genuine, and
of the very beat quality,
• S ' : 'i . '■ a 'fe
' , J- . 3
I am determined to sell Groceries to
people 6f this ctuaty as cheap as U is pos-
sible to do so. And at all time I will keep
a fell stook of all artioles mentioned above
Also emy other artiele ususlly kept
in ft Family Grooery store
One honso and lot in the town of Jasper
, situated on the south east corner of
| 1'ubiic Squat e, and knjwtt as the Lon<
I Ilotcl. Large aud commodious.
Also 100 aores of land cornering on
tiwu of J^pvr, good timber, and well wtp
ered
jflso one hoeae and four lots, good dwel-
ling an i but ho ohm, good orchard, peaches,
applet*, pears, plums, tigs and cherries
^Jli<o oue h;)use and lot, in the town of
Jasper, situated on the south side*of the
Public Square, kuown as B/own'e •'•rooery,
with goiid dwelling attached to it aud a
l«H)d well of water, all complete Aiso a
good lot of grooerie«, well aborted. Any
person wishing to buy any of the above
property can call and ex ttuine for them-
selves. lilies good. Terms cash
JVm. C. Brown
Jatper, Texas
f*FmBopi*g,bf eloee attention tobuti-
ueaa and by eetling the very beet artiele
t
for the lowMt eaeh prioea, to reeelve a lib-
eral share of the pabUe patronage jl 72
GO ttfi£ l'BS OLD EXFLOBER,
, Ifim. .V. Powell,
Dealer in Family
Groceries and JLi
quors of all iJnds?
MtDQELb URG, JASPER DO
Keeps constat, tly on hand a fall aasort
tnent of
If hisky, Wines, Brandies.
Gin, Bottle Liquors, sugar,
Coffee, Tubaooo, Flour,
Pork, Bsoon, sardines.
Oysters, Brar.il Nate.
Public Free School.
Mi8. S. J. Finck,
fir8t Class Tkacuer:
A recent writer pointedly and
truthfully remarks that journalism
ia the only profession which is de-
nied the privilege of privacy. The
Lawyer, Doctor and Preacher do
tbeir work iu private, and n.j weigh-
ty personal responsibility attaches
to them oo account of it. But Jhe
But the journalist is a mark for the
public eye, aud his every movement
is as'Tvpen as the courso of the 6'un.
Moreover, tho work of the prtss is
coulinous, as woll as constantly pub.
lie. There is no rest for the weury
b'pace is no annihilated by telegraph
than time by journalism. Evening
and inoruing arc not merely the Grst
day but the seven. Night is annii
hilated as to all its qunlities^of re-
pose. Every iniuute &f efrery hour
of tho twenty-four is 'occupied by
8aoui<!"workers doing some work that
shows itself in the newspapers of the
day and afternooon. Repetition's
as impossible as rest. Facts are
ever new. Comments mnst bo as
fresh as facts, and tho edition is the
is the remorseless giant thai eats up
all the seconds. The making of a
*,
newspaper is per|>etual motion in a
thousand fields. In such a work,
demanding ceasless effort, permit-
ting no puuse, exacting eternal and
ever varying exercises, it is laipos-
sibie for wheat to bo unmixed with
ehpfi^for accuracy not to be impair,
ed"*by mistake, for injustice tidtjOj1
cusioually to be done.
Xli'j Warning,
A respectable mechanic was indit
etcd for tho murder of. his own
child. He was proved to have been
naturally, amiable and kind ; and
the deceased was his only, darling
child, upon .whom he doated with
the utmost tenderness! One day,
in a fit of inebriety, ho qutrrelled
with his wife, and threw a hatchet
at 'her, wliicfa cleft the bead of tho
iiltle. innocent aB it reclined upon
her bosom 1 lie was, at the time,
entirely unconcious of what he had
In South Carolina the clamor for
repudiation is said to have subsi'
ded.
The progress of alcoholism in
France has, since the termination
The bricklayers of Chicago de,
dare their intention of quilting
work unless paid fO a day-
For the first'time In eleven years
all the States will be represented
in the lower houso of Congress.
The Princess Alexandra, wife of
the Prince of Wales, has who'ly re
coverd from Iter recent ind!sposi>
tion.
Work on the Detroit tunnel is
pushed vigorously. The interior
crib isuearjy completed, and tho
cribs wiil all bo finished boforo next
winter.
' of ,tl|e civil war, occupied a promi<
Tho Los Angelos Grand Jury
found thirty-five indictments for
the Chinese massacre, and severely
censured the municipal authorities-
Diomonds have been found in Ar*
izona. One has been sent to a Bos-
ton lapidary, who certifies it to bo
a brilliant of the purest water, and
worth from $300 to $400.
In consequouco of the large num-
ber of pension which- have been
paid during the past month, the re-
daction of the public debts amounts
to only $2,462.000.
We-
ll is unspeakable what a blessing
it is to a child, what a sa\ ing of cn
happiness and wickedness in after
life, to beoarly taught absoluleiibe
dience; there must be no Uefitation
or asking why, but what ajnother
says, must at once be dotje. lite
young twig bends easily, but temem-
ber that, in in alter yoarS, it grows
hard, and you will break before you
can bcud it, A little steadiness at
lifj^'will save }ou many years sor
i'ow. While you insist upon gjji}'
dience, however, you must take^tro
you do not provoke a child,ISftnd
tempt it to disobtdieuce, by utrea. do.ne_i but,.when he recovered his
sonable and foolish commands.
Provoke not your children to wrath
uud when it is necessary to puuish
them, see that it never he done vio-
lently and in a passion, bat as a du-
ty. .
Parental Partiality.
Mrs. Finek will eotnsoence a Public Free
School, at Ja-per. Jasper Co., Texae. on
the 11th day of December 1871. From
long esprrienee in Teaching; private, and
pu tile schools, she feels lully competent to
giteevery satisfaction.
All obildrcn can attend fre* of eharge,
and will reap all the adv ntagee, of the
private high tchool•.
The following branches will be ta«ght.
in addition to the primary.
Higher Ariihmetio, English Composition,
Modern History, Physical Geography,
Constitution of the United States.
K eralCIUSD.
savl a. atmcK.
if. STRICKLAND A CO.
Stationer,, Paper Dealers, and
Blaak Book Mannfaetnrers,
( Sifts of the Big Booh)
109 SrtiNB, Galthstom *y-1y
7.
Algebra,
Natural Philosophy
Bhetorie
Physiology If Hygien,
Chimietry;
Mythology,
Latin Beader.
Oeometry,
Elocution,
Aroient History.
Astronomy
•*' Botany,
Latin Grammar,
Cssiar.
v<n81<ia
County Surveyor.
The undersigned hating been appointed
County 8urre>or of /eaper Count;, is now
prepared to dUoharfe the duties of (.file
jfp/loations to the office can be mad.
th« ctBie of the County Court in the Cou
House, to Dr. White or to me in person
J. C, Haralson, 0, 6, J, C,
p ril. 22d ItJl. if
fbSNflsa futal danger in family
government, from which we would
warn ever) parent; and tliut is par-
tiality. It is too often the case that
farbcrs and inAhcra have- their fa'
vorite child.';;l!rom this two evils
result; la tie first placc, the pet,
usually becomes a spoiled child; and
the ''flower of the family" seldom
yields any other than bitter fruits.
In the second place, part of the
house hold feels an envy towards
the parent who icakcs the odious
distinction. Disunion ia thus sown
in what ought to be the Kden of
life, a sense of wrong is planted by
the parent's hand in ttie hearts of a
part of his family, an example of in
justice is written on the soul of the
offspring, by him Who bhould instil
into it, by every word and deed, the
holy principles of equity.
' Home,
Home is the one place in all this
world where hearts are sure of each
othtir. It is the place of confidence.
It is the place where wo tear of thai
mask of guarded and suspicious
coldness which the world forces us
to wear iu self'defensne, and where
we pour out the unreserved commu>
nication Of full and confiding hearts.
It is the spot where expressions of
tenderness gush out without any
sensation of awkwardness, and with'
out any dread of ridicule. Let a
man travel where he will, home is
the place to which "his heart un-
trammelled fondly turns." ile is
to doable all pleasure there. ia*
lo divide all pain. A happy hone
is the single spot of rest which a
man has upon this earth Agf'the cul-
tivation of his noblest sensibilities.
Among the novelties of educa
tional advancements is tho cstnb-
lishment at Yale College of a
courso of study, to be known as
the Department of Politicsl Science,
or tho school of journalism.
reason, he buffered agonies no
tongue can describe. Cli, what a
t-cene ensued 1 Having taken away
tke life of his beloved sou, ho con-
sidered his pwn as insupportable
and, had <t not been lor those
arouud him, ho would have sunk
himself still deeper in sin, by de-
stroying his own cxistcnce. Had
he possessed worlds, lie would have
given them to recall the deed of
Itt-rror ; but il was too lute, and in
temperance was the cause I A nief
cilul jury founti liirn guilty of mur-
der in the second degree, and he
wa3 sentenced to drag out twenty-
one years of miserable existence iu
a common prison, the companion of
the worst of mankind. He died be,
fore the expiration of the time, ol a
broken heart.
Opium Eating.
The most painful consequence of
the opium habit is that it so soon
establii.es its iron rule over the
system, that verjt early acy depri-
vationot the wonted supply may in
duce indescribable buffering, if it
docs not really jeopardize life itself.
7'ho opium eater finds that he has
entered the slavery of a master
whose grip is anguish, and to escape
from whom is to bo griped more
tightly than ever. Refreshing sleep
becomes a thing of the past. Fur-
ther on in his downward career, the
victim looses all.relish for social en.
joyment. His moral sense becomes
deranged and diseased. Conscience
ceases to control. "Iusanity at last
becomes the condition of the mind,
and morally and physically the man
is a wreck and a ruin. Worse than
this, the deleterious effects of the
habit extend to posterity, and the
sins of the father or mother t^re vis.
ited upon .the cJ>ndcetT oven Onto
the tUird and fourth generation.
; The Secretary of > the Treasury
hits authorized the Assistant 7reast
nrer at New York to bay one mil-
lion of bonds every Wednesday
and sell one million gold every
Thursday, duriug the month of De'
cetnber.
On JVov. Samuels, was destroyed
by fire in tho docks of Autwerp.
Two sea men were hilled bv nJnll.
ing mast.
The *pfize fight between Jem
fide flind Joe Coburn resulted in
a draw. Eleven rounds were
fought, lasting four hours aud ten
minutes.
Thirty thousand fresh troops are
to be sent, from Spain to Cuba, lo
suppress the rebellion, which still
obstinately refuses to haul down
iis flag.
The metal in the new Utah" tin"
tnincs proves to be cadmium, which
is more valuable than tin, and the
excitement is increased proportion-
ately.
There is good authority for stai
ting that there-is no truth whatever
in the rumor that Minister Sickles
has been recalled. Oe simply had
leave of absence to visit this count
l-y on his wedding tour.
The snow iu the Valley of the
Republican, Omaha, is reported to
be two feet deep. A large number
of people are frozen. One party
found seven inon frozen to death.
Foster Blodgett, one of the Sen-
ators sleet from Georgia, emphati-
cally denies that he is in any way
implicated with Collector Robb, of
Savannah, who is to be tried for de-
falcation.
Rev. Alexander Ellis, colored,
of Boston, has recovered $400 dam
ages from the Narragansctt Steam-
ship Company for refusing liira a
seat at the dinuer-table of the
steamer Providence.
The bodies of the eight students
executed in Havana have been re-
fused to their parents. The thirty
nine students sentenced to the
chain Kuttg are at work with crimi-
nals, sweeping the streets.
Tho Americans in Berlin observ.
ed the festival of tl.uuksgiving in
an appropriate manner. A special
diviue service was held in*'the
morning, which was well attended,
and in the evening a dinner was
given at the Hot^l do Rome.
Accounts from Japan represent
that the action of the American
goverment in abandoning tho expe-
dition to Corea has proved detri<
mental to our national prestige,
and highly prejudicial to the iner>
ests of foreignei s, both in China
and Japan.
neritsplaco in-the deliberations of
the learned societies, in the pablio
journals, nnd in' the debates of the
National Assembly itself. The
French Academy of {fedioine, after
approving various papers proposing
Apergetic means for the legal re*
ppfsatoti and punishmeat of habita>
at drunkenness, lias appointed espe-
cial commission to draw up "a pop-
ular warning on the dangers of al-
coholic liquors," for which it pro>
poses to secure a widely extended
circulation, either by itself publish,
ing half a million copies as a first
edition, or by circulating it through-
out the kingdom by ofiiciul aid.
This memoir traces a arge propor-
tion of the worst results to the fatal
intbit which so many people have
acquired of drinking, either in tho
inoruing beforo food or in the after-
noon belorc dinner, undiluted wine,
brandy or liquors.
tumorous. v
A-youthful warrior—A baby in
arms. •
An„univertal waut--Want of
inoucy.
The most useful thiug in the run
—Breath,
Wheels go best when they are
thoroughly tired.
It is bitter to bo flush in pocket
than countcnance.
IVbat grows bigger tho more yon
contract itiY—Debt.
The conjunctive mood—Thoughts
of matrimony. \^V-.
Somebody wishes to know if a
iyg pen islfsed to write hog latin.
The best band to uccompany a
lady vocalist—A /ms-baud.
J inks says that weddincr-rings
oaght to bet^i christened svffeclings.
He lia* been married five years.
The latesl device for "breaking
up' u sitting hen is io put a couple
of lumps of ice in the nest.
Name the lot.gest day in the
year," paid a teacher to n yontig
bopclul of fiie summers?'' ''Sun-
day I" responded the little man.
What is the difference i-eiwecn a
fool and a looking-glass?—One
speaks without rellfctitig. nud the
other n flee s without 8| baking.
A Clergyman named Fiddle "re-
spectfully declines" tho degree of
I). D., because, us he said, he did
not wish to be known as the Rev.
Fiddle D. D.
Words ot Wisdom,
Self praise depredates.
Be silent wheu a fool tslks-
The absent frf-l and fear every ill.
All are not hunters that, blow the boro.
K"i'p your m nth shut nnd your eyes open
Bet ter be undorarood by teu than admir-
ed by ten thousand.
If he loves me, the merit is not mine; the
fan I' will be if he ceusrs
When you have learned how to live well
you will know how to die well.
He that is too proud to ask is too good to
receive
The dead to the bier the living to good
oheer.
He cannot Bpeak well who oannot bold hie
tongue.
lie tiiat bites on every weed must needs
light <n poison.
The biream of life forks, and religion is
apt to run in one channel and business in
aoother
The "ife who will properly discharge her
duties must never draw a soul "above but-
tons.
It is only by lattifc that thought can be
made healthy, and only by thought that
labor oan be made happy.
Kindness is the music of good will to men;
and on this barp the smnlleHt finger may
play heaven's sweetest tones on earth.
An unjust accusation is like a barbed ar-
row, which mnet be drawn baokwark with
horrible anguish, or else will be your des-
truation.
The wifo is the sun to social system. Un-
less she attracts there i*« nothing to keep
heavy bodies, like husbands from fly I ng" in-
to space. v v*.
Heven years of silent inquiry are needrol
for a man to learn the truth* but fourteen
in order to learn how to make it kpown to
his feliow'men.
Inviolable fidelity good humor and com*
placenoy of tamper outlive all the charm* of
a fine face, and make the delay of ii invici*
ble.
The crew of the brigaiuine Mary
A, Davis, of Portland, Me., which
fondered ia latitude 31 deg., while
on the way from Sombero to Phil-
adelphia, have arrived at London
on tue brig Manilas. Three of tho
wrecked crcw are on board the
Crystal bound to Philadelphia.
What is tho difference between
a rhododendron and a cold apple-
dumpling?—(Perfectly obvious, and
yet nobody ever guesses it )-Why,
of course, tho ono is a rhododen-
dron, and tho other is a cold appte-
pling.
Leaves.—A traveller reportgi.
that ho has seen plants in Soutli
America with leaves thirty-lour
feet long. That leaves all other (o*
liege io the shade.
A young lad who was called as a
witness was asked if he knew the
nature of an oath, and where he
would go if he told a lie. He said
ho supposed he Bhould go where all
the lawyers weni.
Trying to do business without
advertising is like winking at a
pretty girl through a pair of green
goggles. You may know what
you are doing, but nobody else
does.
Il is ohcorful to bo sitting in a
railroad car, going at the rate ot
forty miles an hour, and have a
man pass through the train and put
a tract in your lap entitled, "Pre-
pare to Meet Your God."
' Charley," said a fond mother to
her son," von are into that jam
again." "No," replied the
yo,u are f ron«
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Kellie, Edward I. The Jasper News-Boy (Jasper, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1872, newspaper, January 18, 1872; Jasper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth235403/m1/1/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.