Texas Sheriffs Appeal for Fair Pay and Office Costs
A Texas Sheriffs' Association address argues that state salaries for felony work do not cover actual expenses. It details per diem and mileage costs, depots, and council expenses, urging reform such as replacing foreign-witness attachments with subsidized subpoenas to reduce state costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. White
Ben KB
Cabell
Geo. Womack
Lear
Ander
Citi
Aes
Texas
Sheriffs of
Cers
Cour
Compt
County Commissioners Court
Dallas
Galveston
Harris
Lemar
Grayson
Tarrant
Bexar
McLennan
Travis
Twenty-fourth
Cash Only Meat Sales Begin August First
Notice to customers states meats will be sold strictly for cash from August first with lower cash prices and no allowances for losses on nonpayment. D B L M L Wenrcesrin urge cash bargains while claiming best meat selections will be available. Also there is an endorsement of Chamberlain's Pain Balm by Mrs Emily Thorne of Toledo Wash touting relief for rheumatism and lame back with local sale by Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. BL & M. L. Wenrcesrin
Chamberlain
Emily Thorne
Toledo
Wash
Kor Sale
Thompson
Queenly Head and Treatments in a Smoky Ledger
A collage of medical ads and notices. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is pitched as a cure for consumption with a money back guarantee. Santa Fe excursions to Galveston advertised with specific dates and fares. Mules for sale from Hefley brothers. Various tonics, whiskies, and patent remedies promoted by local merchants. Letters praise Dr. Sawyer’s Family Cure and Simmons Liver Regulator. Zano cures nervous debility and related claims appear alongside multiple commercial notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Sawyer's Family Cure Advertisements
In Mexia Texas on June 26 1895 a sufferer reports years of a sore limb improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for five bottles and now sleeps well. The ad also touts Sawyer's Family Cure as a remedy for sour stomach sold by Reese and Sapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexia
Texas
Hood
Dr. Sawyer
Reese & Sapp
Blacksmith Killed in Manor and Texas News In Brief
Texas brief items report a blacksmith killed at Manor, a negro arrested in Rusk for assault on a little girl, a Presbyterian church organized at Lindale, and a waterworks contract for Goliad. Other notes cover elections, appointments, heat and sunstroke deaths, drownings, shootings, a forgone cotton mill plan at Luling, a proposed Ennis county fair, and disruptions in train service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor
Texas
Rusk
Lindale
Smith County
Goliad
Erath
L. B. Reid
Alton
Crane
Stephenville
Thurber
Erath County
Fannie Andrews
Austin
Palestine
Naples
Morris County
Cary Robertson
Gustave Rehnstrom
Fritz Wild
New Year Creek
Brenham
Enon
Tarrant County
Coley Roberts
Thos. A. Ripley
Fly
Galvaston
Carlsbad
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilon
R. M. Love
President
Sheriffs
Association of Texas
John H. Bickett
Hefley & Hefley
Santa Fe
San Angelo
Temple
Keenan
G. P
John M
J.D. Hefley
Chase
KE. A. Parder
Weat Newton
Simmons Liver Regulator
Zano
Sawyer
Reese & Sapp. Siad
Texas News
Luling
Ennis
Ellis County
N. W. Harlee
Ted
Paris
J.C. Anderson
McCour
Travis County
Navasota
Hd Bridges
Belle Redus
Sartartia
Belton
Ed Porter
John H. Kirby
Houston City Street Railway
San Antonio
National Association of Baggage Agents
Buffalo
N.Y
Anderson County
Jim Moon
Laredo
Jewett
Leon County
W. N. Long
Sealy
Cal Raymond
Brazos
Parker County
Josie Tumlin
Charles Lee
Waco
Beaumont
Texas Tram and Lumber Company
Nacogdoches
A. J. Spradley
Sante Fe
Yarborough
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