The Fairfield Recorder. (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, June 1, 1894 Page: 1 of 4
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Entered at the Post-office In Fairfield, as secon(l-cla
L. D, I.i LAHD, .Prop,
HK\r TO THK Ujre-MST THE CHIPS FALL tVUKHK fUKY MAI
*1.50 Cash
FAIRFIELD, FREESTONE COUNTY, TEX AS, Elm >A Y, ,Jl KK
VOL. XVIII
Awarded
General News
JOHN H. REAGAN
ceNeral directory
* him from eriticians where it is de-
served No doubt the next con*
voutiou will iudorse the Chicago
I national democratic platform, as
i the last one did; and it would be
just to cougress and "tho president
. to indorse tho rupeal by the
years, m
Texas News
from contagious
World** Pair.
Highest Honor
Chattanooga is said to.be the
•beat paved city in tho South.
Washington park, Chicago, is to
have a #75,000 observatory. '
“Now York city has 0000 saloons,
or one for each professional, poli-
tician.
The postage stamps aud ,‘envel-
Eiglit cars t>f oattle wore ^hijj-
ped to Chicago yesterday from
Hich laird.' •
The artesjau weil at ’TVi ii
over 800 feet deep, and th
still' going on.
A whisky distillery has been
started near McKinney, Collin-
Formally Announces for the
Governorship. • *
ure, hortfcultuture and domestic
material industries.
13. The passage of laws for the
regulation of primary elections, to
punish false-swearlug and fraudu-
lent voting. ‘
He Stands Up for the Interests of
the Masses. «
W16 ri£tu to consider these quea-
tipijt would be equivalent to au
abandonment of jtlie right, and
dity of self-government, uud that
tlley are subjects bound to obedi-
ence instead of sovereigns with
work
one
and tho approval by,, tho other of
the law authorizing the interfer-
ence by the federal authorities
with election ) in tho states. Aud
To the People of Texas:.
In answer to solicitations too
ntsy of every month.
Rev. W. E. Hpoobts, Pastor-
School every Sunday * at 10
in. J. W. Kennedy,
Hupt.
county, this state.
lOotable to be
numerous and
o'clock
IU1$CRE$.
FtlRT!
congress
pass and the
president shall approve a bill i£-
ducing tariff taxation and taxing
incomes, and one repealing tho 10
p< r cent tax outhe issues of state
banks it wpuld be proper ta in-
dorse their action in , these re-
spects. But this does lidfTinko it
necessary for the people tdj'ndorsfi
the financial policy of- ttJ^ presi
dent.”
I have never said one word in
opposition to or in denunciation of
Mr. Cleveland’^ administration as
an administration. My criticisms
have been exclusively of the posi-
govornment 9692,6901
There are 13,000,000 children at.
tending the public schools in the
Tyler proposes t6 raise' SlftOOO
ii. O. Snndifer, Sec.
disregarded I anupunce inyBelf a
authority td command
to the reduo
for the purpose of buying grounds,
buildings etc., for their coming ./
Rapt 1st Church—Services tho 1st
candidate for nomination for the
office of Governor of Texas by the
State Democratic convention,*'
which is to meet at Dallaq in'Aug-
ust. .
In making tills announcement it
is proper that I'etiorfttt 'lTTrHcato-
Bome of the measures aud policies,
Statu and federal, which are nec-
essary to the public welfare.
exi mi no laws- \
I approve aud will endeavor to
have the following named laws
faithfully executed:
1. The railroad commission law
of Texas as it now exists, subject
to changes only ns may become
necessary to its greater perfection.
2. The .alien |aud law, which
prevents persons not citizens of
{be United States from holding'll-1
tip to laud in this State for more
than fifteen years.
3. The municipal bond* law,,
which prohibits the issuance of
bonds by counties, towns and oi(-
ies except for tho purposes apeci-
tiou of the volume of money by I’^uestionh of ooinoge aud cur,
taking silvdr from the clas,s of dttioy, of farill aud other taxation,
standard-xaredreupug money, j and i«jd of the regulation of interstate
the adoption of the single gold commerce affects' directly and in
standard. Before this was done an important degree the interests
tlie gold and silver of the world of every human beipg in the Uni-
ineasnred all values aud controlled ted States. Why should the . poo-/
tlrer amount of Bankable paper and pie so affected be denied the right
exchanges. Now all valued are to express theijr opinions in thoir
measured by gold alone; and the. primary meetings uiid conventions
reduction of all values of property bn these qhestianb? Why should
and Tabor, aud of the volume of they stand dumb before the presi-
bankable paper aud exchanges, the dent, or Congress, or a national
total derangement of the business convention, and be denied the
of the country, and au amount of right, in their capacity na aover-
baukruptey never beforo !ra<4wu, eigus, tc* declare'their views aud
with a vast iuorease of idle and wishes on such questions? To so
unemployed men, are the conse- hold is to deny the authority of
queUcos. 1 therefore favor the the declaration of independence,
restoration of silver, which is a and of the constitution of the Uni-
part of the- moqey of the con&titu- ted States, to overturn pur theory
tiou, to the place it occupied be- of government aud to deny the
fore it was demonetized in 1873; sovereignty of the people, and
its coinage at the ratio bf sixteeu their capacity for self-government.
°/)f^Ver one'°^ 8°ld- And yet there are persons in this
2. I am opposed to the increase state who\would do tl^is merely to
of jfhe interest bearing public debt obtain a pretty partisan advau-
of the United States by the issue tage.
and sale ok-bonds. For expressing tbe|e views, now
3. I favor a tariff for revenue j reiterated aud emphasized, I have
duly, based as nearly os may be on been charged with being opposed
(ho ad valorem value of imports, to tbe. national democratic plat-
aud limited to the needs of- the form of principles. The people
federal government economically will judge as to the justice or in-
mlmiuistered. justice of this! charge. If my
4. The regulation by authority whole political life is not a suttici-
of Congress of interstate commerce , ent answer, to such n charge I
so as to protect the people against! have nothing more to say.
unlawful exactions and unjust die-] It has been charged, and certain
criminations. 1 meu and newsoaners never wearv
ng. every Friday night.
Iter. J. If I’ Morrow,
erk. > I’aator.
JjtiMmMi nt 10
United (States.
r ,4
11. Free
. ■ «■!.ilk-pint
* ■ ARIL
M0£T !J;.Rr
A pure Urrj-c fn
from An:mi-:.h, A •
40 v :■
Vernon, a sprightly little city of
the Panhandle, has broken dirt for
another grain elevator.' This will
bo five elevators for Vernon.—Gal-
veston News. .
f Some sinner recently entered
tho Presbyterian church nt Waco
aud BtoliUhj&p marBlo-top tables,
a cTSck and a valuable persian
rug.
The Genqral Assembly of tho
Presbyterian church liaH wired
from Nashville, Tenn., that the
next general assembly -will bo held
at Dallas. / • ■
Au Englishman is in Dallas for
the purpose of seeing whether ho
can enlist the city with him in put-
ting in a Cotton mill with 00,000
spindles.
A gentleman recently visiting
Velasco from Now York, said: “A
well;known banking house iu New
York owning about 12,000 acres
near Sabine Pass will inaugurate
a great real estate boom there
shoitly.” ' 1
Forty thousand pounds of vege-
tables iu oife week make au excel-
lent showing. That’s the record
of what the Corpus Christi garden-
ers are shipping abroad by ox-
pross.—Toxas Sun.
The Texas Drug Go., with a
cash capital of #100,000, and mode
up of Dallas men and money, lias
taken out a charter, and will begin
J. S. Coxey, hns been nominated
for Congress in the 18th district,
Ohio.
There are 10U,864 pupils in the
1,150 Methodist Sunday-schools of
Michigan.
In Georgia the populists have
nominated J. H. UitiUs of Atlanta
fpr Governor.
■The Caledonia club of Chicago
is preparing to colonize 5,000
acres of the Sau Korns valley of
Colorado.
The excess of births over deaths
in New York city iu one week re-
cently was 368.
There are 111,030 ministers in
the Uuited States.
Khode Island’s penitentiary has
124 convicts, and is run at an an-
nual expense of 920,000. -
Colorado populists have nomi-
nated J. W. Mills for governor
and Waite for the U. 8. Senate.
Secretary Lamont is jn*cpjriug
>_J. Xi. Child!*,
8upt
’ Lodge Hlreciory.
Fairfiald Iwxlge No. 101, A. F. A A. M.
meets .Saturday night aftcV tlis full
moon of eaoli*moiiih.
R. F. Hatter, W. M.
Tom Drnmwrigbt, Sec.
Vairflald Lodge No. 2406, K. of H.
.meets oft tjie 1st and 3d Monday nights
of each month. W. M. Griffith,
tV. M. White, lloportcr. Dictator.
COURT DIRECTOR!.
I flth Judicial District.
Ruin* Hardy..........Distiiet Judge.
James Kimball......District Attorney.
THE CONSUMERS.
There are some articles of domestic
economy which, though originally of
good <innlity, lose much of their fresh-
nose, flavor and vitality by transpor-
tation from distant markets, or ke-fi
come stale by long sojourn in wnre-
- lioum -s or passing tlirongh too many
hands. • # -
ti«»n of the president aud a minori-
ty of the democrats in congress on
question^ of coinage aud the fi-
nances
Aud on these questions I
am with about two-thirds of the
democratic members of
To remedy' this, audio insure simulate
frealuieea and purity, we ure now man-
ufacturing our own brands of Mak-
ing I'owdcr and Roasted Coffee
— two orticlca essential to IMh-< fort
and luxury of every bpusenold—and
we wilraee that other krticles bearing
our liegiatered IJrautl (the AI’EX
JIKAND) are always of the same
undoubted excellence and, absolutely
J>idard.
tV’e auggest that you onII for these goods
iit?your grocer’s, ami feel assured that
congress,
Lwith an overwhelming majority of
the democratic voters, with the
great tubes of the American peo-
ple, and for tiia.-inouey of the con-
stitution; agaiust the* contraction
of the volume of money, against
the destruction of the value of la-
bor and property, and against the
bankrupting of all industrial'in-
terests, the impoverishment of the
people and the ruin of all debtors,
whether governments, corpora-
tions or people.
In asking the suffrage of the vo-
ters of Texas I thought it due to
them and to me that I should
April, snd July and on the 3d Mom
ii^ October.
THSIONERh’ COURT..
■W ersoii U<>. J Prosidi
A M^Bingan Oonirais> L’rec.N
J.'A.VVn^fjt . *1._
Edwin Epps
A. P%Carter "
Meets on the 2nd Mom
iry, May, August and Npi
to cut down the force in lijs de-
partment, and it is said 300 em-
ployes "will shortly be diaroissed.-
Paf'Moooey, a New Y&rk hotel
porter, fquud 915,000 in au old
truuk and “didn’t know/ enough to
keep it .to himself-—Caero Star.
The lifteen Methodist churches
of Detroit, with 4,600 members,
paid into their church treasuries
last year 9134,058, an average of
928.68 per maq, woman aud child,
y.m will like thbih. /
WM. D. CLEVELAND & CO.
K ' Houston, Texas.
County Offii
... Jointly -Jhidgc
County AtUn'lioy
____Comity Clark
... District Clerk
. .Sheriff
____Tax Aftscasor
____Tax Collector
A. Cl. Anderson..
II. 15. Daviss.....
TC N. Compton...
Walker Jalfereou
J. N. Hayden ....
J. P. pglesby ...
L. G. Handifer.. .
J. A. Womack...
T. H. Dormer...
CURED
FOR
JUB’flCE courts. 'I
Fairlleltl, Prcc. N’c. I
Meets the laat Monday of every month.!
John Terry.................-• •
6. Tho law whic/i reserves all
ir public domain ,fqi tho use of
5, A .tax upon itioomos, so that ! ofirepeating the chaFgfij that I wus
e wealth of tho o rantry shall oj^posed to the adjustment propos-
aclual setllers in suitable quaut|
a wholesale busiueas in Duiias
Autiocli, Pres. No. 2^
Meet* the 2nd Saturday in every mouth.
Rutter Webb...........t .. .. Juat>oo
8. H. Miller ...,.............Constable
, , Rtiller, Vhec. No. 3
kjfceta tlie let Friday in' every montli.
L. Edwards .............. Juatioe I
) to over 950 per tatoifyjW
roul A wouder nugget of tin has been
have Jjuccjvered iu the mines of North
* k*3’ Dauday, TaSffiOnia. It is estimat-
ed to weigh 5400 pouuuc. The as-
t,ect say of a smull piece shows that
the large mass of are cohtains 67
°1>*0 per cent of metallic tin.
■ vjs Enough instructions in Arkau-
saa havo been made to insure the
^ return of Senator Berry to the
Senate over Gov. Fishbaok and
.. the nomination of Attoruey-Geuer-
al Clarke for Governor,
the
ami Gov. Rich of Michigan has ap-
pointed John Patton, Jr., of Grand
rful United States Senator,
vice Stockbridge, deceased, pend-
nol ing an election by the Legislature
at its session next January,
oss- Of the 2500 women who receut-
t>ori ly registered in Leavenworth,
Bn Kansas, only 300 voted nt the late
1 0f election. It seems now tliqt they
mid have suffrage, they don’t want it.
1 at —Colorado Citizen.
The population of the wirld is
11 estimated to be 1,47D,729,400, and
the human race is said to increase
hi, o rti. ■ ILG laid ol o, /ou,tjUU at y'ear.
The followqraof Christijiuitylnuin-
ties at low price qq long time.
about July 1.
Around Ifluanah there exists an
unlimited supply of gypsum, which
makes a good article of cement-
A factory for this purpose was rey
cently removed from Kansas njul
will soou follow. In Tee. ns can bo
found almost auyt'iuig^au-4ftxgi',
her size and rich her productions. ,
—Texas Sandwich.
‘El Paso, Texas, May 26.—The
city council lastirigkt decrootl thqt
no’woman shall be allowed to walk
>or ride in the streets wearing what
is known as the divided skirt.
Tho council men declared that the
practice, which has threatouod to
become epidemic in certain circles,
was indecent and demoralizing.
An ordinance was passed embody-
ing those views.
From “the last oensus returns
and the rate of increase for ten
years, wo have compiled tho* fol-
lowing figures on poultry prod-
ucts for 1893: Eggs produced, 40,-
681,420 dozens. Chickens on
hand, 19,640,112. Other fowls on
hand, 2,406,808.’ This gives, val.'
ues, tor eggs, over 95 JJOUjUUO,'
cliickous, 95,000,000. Other fowls,
91,120,000 Texas Farmer. * '
Karnes City," May 25.—The
county commissioners we iu in
session to-day and signed a con-
tract for a fire proof brick and
stone 3-story court house, to cost
943,500. Tho contract was award-
ed to John Cortnack, one of the
oldest and beat contractors iu tljo
State. Work is to begin at once
and it is to be finish**!
months. ' —
114^ jail ih nearing >completion;
the rafters arc now up aud it will
be a handsome structure.
\ Instead of using ItalluiKpiafble ■
for monuments it would- ho 'much,
thorn sensible to-uso some bogie
material, Let Italy keep heripuV-
life aud Iflt Americans uso''sAmerL
can goods- Tenheasoe marble ia
about as uipn as that from ltaly\
and Texas jms bCioniitninn*of gran-
ite which, when polishing looks
very much like tho imported mar-
blo.—Texas Sandwich.
A colony Dunkards villi bo ‘
nettled ill Tarrant county. Tho
first settlers will consist of twenty
five familio* from Vorsailles^Mo.J
who are expected to arrive ,fii
•bout leu i1hv«; I’Dick-
•am hfrfr beetitoWdlftwig vitji tire <
DuiUMKra ro_«ra«iity at V#fs»iU«i
j boar its due proportion of the ex-
! peuse of its protection by the gov-
ernment
! 6- The repeal of' the 10 percent
| tiiii on the issue of State banks.
No further charters for na‘-
i t ion al banks, and tlie winding up
of the business of those now iu ex-
: isfOuce when their charters expii%.
8. Snch legislation by Cortgress
as will limit and control the feder-
al courts iu the matters of receiv-
erships and -contempts, and give
protection agaiust their insidious
encroachments on the reserved
rights of the Spates, and as will re-
quire notice to the stockholders
and others interested iu such cor-
poratious as may be thrown into
bankruptcy before receivers can
be appointed; aud as will require
(be assets of such bankrupt corpo-
rations to ba, collected uud its
debts p.ini s ion as that can be
done. The circuit judges of the
Uuited States ought not to be
clothed by their own acts with the
duties of the general superintend-
ents of railroads for general busi-
ed between the two win^s of the
democratic party at Dallas, and
tflat 1 am opposed to the union
aygj Inumony of the democratic
party,'- Tbe only foundation there
is or ever was for this charge is
that I insisted, if real harmony
was desired, and no political ad-
vantage was intended to be secured
by eitbor side, that that meeting
ought to refer all questions of
principle and of political policy to
the people in their primary meet-
ings and conventions. That they
in ttyeir capacity as sovereigns had
the right to pass upon such queq-
tiobs whi e no authoi
conferred on tbe con
7. And generally all the laws
for the protection of life, liberty
aud property-
. ■' /i. PROPOSED MEAHURESj
1 will, if elected ^Gover^or, un-
" ‘1 the
rvlieveS me. Half ft tifi cent bottle
cured me. I mnko this statement hop-
iOR Bern ft other person may be relieved.
Tell it to the people.'’ C. BRYAN.
IT' C T U C V i U n that !■" r. » l‘«In of r Jcfj aort.
II 0 lltt NlllU that ha* a-n ID n.f U yean.
Oft'n't be deceived by Substitutes.
Al Druggists, 25 els. Made only by the
C. f. BROWN CHEMICAL CO- tl lohn SL.NesrVerA
.less^otherwise directed by
State Democratic conveutioti^ad-
vocate such laws and policy as
will inBfire: -> U ,l ,
1. Tbe ccoBomical administra-
tion of the government, ill all its
depurtmeuts, preserving the effi-
ciency of the public service.
2. The revision of (lie laws in
relation to the foes and allowances
to district . iiltoruc}e,'sheriffs aud
a modification of tbe laws lelating
to the service of attachments on
Nvttoeeses in distant counties.
3. A considerable reduction of
the expenditure!?,, of the State
could be mad1*, without injury to
the public servico. by a-reorgani-
zation of the judicial districts, a
reduction of their uilmber and au
equalization of the duties of the
judges.
4. Proviiwns for the transfer of
[ilny ill every month. V-
IT. F. Owens...........V ..; Justico
B. A. Bpenoi...........• • Cjpastablft
XVoeflland, I’i'ec. No. 5
Meets aUWoofllancl the 2nd-Wednesday
of each month', and at "Wortliinn the
. next day. *'
IT^A. Dnncun • ...............Jnstioe
Jtl. W. Reoly.................Constable
Colton flint Free. No. tt
ir'ents the 8d Saturilny iu every month.
j|. T. Carlo)* J..........................
W. A. Carle j ..........*.... Constable
■* St.jKlino, Pref. No. 7.
Meets 1)4 4tU Wednoodiiy in every
month, tv,
ONo Tobacco. op?um.
(i * Thv:;y.oprrV.’ch*bl'
>CATARRH
thoroughly.and pleasantly.
1 / A positive cure even if all elae
i)aa/aile<i Sample FREE by maii
j Da. J. W. 610881 R 4 COu
W DALTON OA.
pd boon
:es there
assembled for that purpose. Those
who understand what had preced- j
edf that injecting will know why no
advantage,, should have been
sought by either side Of tjao other.
I was and aqi pn advocate of the
union and harmony of tlie demo-
Tfltyy- I was a member of
the first state democratic convey
tio» which Was eJer held in Texas
—iu the Cass cumpaigu of 1848.
. I have al wavs regard*.! mwWi*
A strict enforcemont of tho ji democrat of the Jefferson school,
against the introduction of mid of the stralglitest sect. All
gn paupers ami criminals into my political honors have been cou-
JnUed StateB. ferred on tna by that party. 1 j
I would favor u cliango of buvb never failed to adhere to its
federal constitution so a s' to priueiplos, to fight its battles, aiid
the tenure of office of federal to sustain its organized action,
is to 11 prescribed number of whether in defeat ami disaster or
1 less than a life teuuro. in the friumphsof victory. Every
1 have for a good many pulsation of #*y -heart beats, for
i advocated tbe election of the success of its principles and
?d States Senators by the di- for its unity. Audi ask the do-
,<S BUY TIir.^o
llGHT RUNNING
IV. A. WOM.vrK
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Falrfleui, frxiis.
rtpi. inl attention, given to dioenseH of
fe^s over and above ^ reasonable
FAR. SONfl AMI t'HltOAl
cojiipeuBation, to tie nxcq ny law,
'TrV 'Oiuis ,n.‘J)r. J. B. Gordon’s Drug
Store. I npUOtf
to Ills several-counties iu which
such officers sespcclfully reside.
5. Tbe reduction of the force
aud expenses of (lie several, de-
partments and institutions to ac-
tual public necessity! consistent
will) the efficiency of t|ie service.
6. Snell laws as Wjill render
more perfect the poliity of work-
ing the pennl account and prevent
their competition with froo labor.
MOST
run
«r.WLK K
■ Tirsr
J. w. DAVID,
MTAbiunrsl
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST,
M.-idta, Ti-xa-.
Offers his pro/esaionnl services to the
people of Moxinland surrounding coun-
try. Office over Tracey McKenzie.’*
Drngatore. j . fybtf
CH Union Rq.*
“ Blind Luck,*'
ttYlnc WnchlnA.
Rend TEM contB to
for our prize pnmc,
win n New Home 8« _____ _
The¥ew Home Sewing. Machine Co
ORANCE, MASS.
'r.L«ii*^ FOR SALE Bt
ROSS A KE.VNEOy, U- xm.
Laboriug men usnally have- a
vety high appreciation of the im-
portance of pAtrOnizing homo in-
dustries anil supporting liome’la-
bor. All illustration *pf'this is
fc'jrjd in th-- recoluiion ndopied by
B. li. XPWAllllH.t O, A. BKZjI*
EDWAKDti & BELL.
Aiioineys ai Lavr^lMl Land Agsr.tS,
Kaldllcld, TaXM.
Hnafor wile!or rout good improved
Inrine. and also unimproved lands.
IY ‘Office on south ride of Square.
7. Such legislation as will mprp
moersew |of Texas to compare my
perfectly protect laborers, materi-
al, meu nnd mechanics against loss
and injustice.
8. Such legislation as may be
liecOHt-aiy. to complete the work of
suppressing trusts, pools nod com-
binations in restiainst. of trade,
enabling the State by injunction
or other legal process to restrain
them3.
9. Kirch measures as will insure
the maintenance of tbe public ftee
.schools, as required by the oonsllj-
tution, for tlie full period of sijt
months iu each year. ' \
10. Such measures ns will jrroj
favor it. s
To tho foregoing declarations Of
principles 1 stand pledged, unless
they shal\j\M modified by thd Statd
or national Dfemocrdtic conven-
tions.
ANSWERS TO OBJEtTIONff.
It is objected by some that fod-
bral questions have nti place in a
state canvass, and that when a qa-
tinnaj convention has niade-jts
declarations ujKm such questiotfs
tlie [loiiple of .a state in thoir pri-
mary meetings and cOnvtenHons
aro eetppped froip cousidering
tbeua. Why - should this be so?
In the monarchies pi the.old world
tho rules, by whatever name .they
are culled, ard’ sovalga, and'the
•ftotti-oe of authority. Iu the -Unity
ixrl Cits a.a .. am’ 1 li > .1 ... —.1 _JP
political record with that- of tin-
men and newspapers wilt) have
been attempting to impeach my
democracy.
Another charge which is madejj
almost daily by certain nowspa-j
pbrs and men fs that 1 attt-TSppos- !
eif, to and have denounced the'
present' national democratic ad
miiAstraliou. Tho only pretext j
for Infs charge is that- ^ havo op- j
posed and do now oppose the pt>U-V
ey of tho president and a minority J
iC-OOCOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
! THfY V/ILL 11C75-E THE ROSES
TO Yflhff CCEE.KS.
! noo tHHMHHHH ICIC ' O CM>A
o. C. KIUVEX,
Lawyer, land and Claim Agent,
Faiifficlrt........Texas.
W ita an almtrnct of land tiths noil n
fanulinely willi the county records, lo-
geiher with a g-iueral noqnaintnnca with
the tnn-l* mill their owner* in Freestone
comity, is prepared lo give satisfactory
sttantion to tho nelling, routing anil
Mexico to have a surgical’opera-
tion performed- • This was* dope,
ANU
but ho failed to obtain relief.'
At tbe -close of last year tbo
Sfnte Of California bad a populn-
,‘nnyirig of InAds, aiul in liti^niintf and
■j'rrfflfctuitf ll)^ titlf'R tlwroto. A punrrn!
pnn' practice In nit tho ooiirti solicited.
PI LLS
Sfnte Of California bad a populi
tion of 1,500,000 and sinffe 1880
■fbo asse'feecl valuejof property Iras
just’doubted. Shelias the largest
per capita woaIUi of any Stath |u
the rfnion, sml her cavings banks
now have-on deceit 9138^000,000.
Sjie raltt, fust aiaoug tbe States
in ifia produetioM «il gold, win*.
bony, orangfo, almoD^s^ttd wpl
■: bW» . a«A:
du mAfty ^her p^duaty. Lspt
-Itex-talWtCy iwihil gfid to the
.of aUrer
precjotM to' thn -y«i«e
tp#,tSC6,./v Sau Fipabnwca iB m>w
The Latest Production of Medical
Science.
- No Mercury or Opiates..
ThL Prescription of an Emir,ant TlipJWih.
THEY ACT BIRECTI.Y Off THE
UYER. KIfxNEYS AifD CLOfip.
CDCCfkll V PiSDCAt: i -*■» inA s«.
VV. M. WHITE, *•
Lawyer and Land Agnni,
Fillrfleld, Texas.
Will 11 a * general ronl estate huatnefM
in Free* tons mu I ailjoining eonntie*.
Hpeoial attention given to baying and
.selling Imiils, p«ying taxi* for nan.real.
4cnta; tmleuming tfinfla. "eld tor tit res,
jierfeeting titles, Ac. Money to loan in
iaratr at amall sssicssts, <m lobg or abort
jtiwm, at low r|«t« of interest. Vendor’s
mote the Efficiency of the Suit
University and it* branches, till
AgricnUhfal nnd MeehanWal col
—- -—jrT — — r ry j
lege, and the State Ngmbar i iiisti-’
tuto. >'
ll.The necessary nppr^pria-
ttodfl to, complete ' the,, iftflttve-
ments at the- grounds nronud the
fifeto capitol, make proper reflate
PEEBILY
hfitjiMck Hmfiiu ar. t'rqi* iuAtKu, DlRjtlnesy.
tturtft Mwjlnl vv'*i*r/, (.‘inn .
AiLa*-' nu*» i
id AfftpOtuif nt 11*** K f’r.f: j ’l Iv y entry oft \
mnnMnN fmtfiflkt* Uvet<«ii I Kt&ut*tokm i
ed States, since Ule declnistion of
Aaiericao - lud^ndeuea, and the
i apmUto- wKi si
AaRtrio^a - people .00
mis. That i# thd ftdl
ny pffending.. ' In my
,tw »n i r':;«r Mft Um,
•' BELL & MOBM8,
Altinwji it Uw ail Laid Afnli,
aate., a J(ioA ; P Howe# fat! l$4.ob:
* OMR l*U I- tr-’A DOStl.
faraftby DniBiita*« '! r
iW*unn rn-i\co..
of (M e««cptive msn*in% ftqd \ tbe
neoetoafrX tteprdvmSntoEthi olher;
MUjb ptbpqrjy and’-' baildiegel «e'
Ddmnjd«d l)T Stole pride and pah-
ttoPflS-fty^ii;i; : -
the*
fe*', ..’ ...PelriNM,'.;......TeffiOft .
-v Pay remial alfrautton to taisdmattars.
Jo day to
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Lillard, L. D. The Fairfield Recorder. (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, June 1, 1894, newspaper, June 1, 1894; Fairfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1119440/m1/1/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Freestone+County%22: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.