Council Proceedings: December 15, 1907

Files Dec 3 1907 W J Estes City Secretary

Bonham, Texas, Nov. 10, 1891.

J.S. Burton Medicine Company.

Gentlemen:- I have tried Rex Oil for colic and can say it is the most effectual remedy that I ever tried, doing its work almost instantly.

JOHN ROBERTS.

Sherman, Texas, Sept. 12, 1981 J.S. Burton Medicine Company

Gentlemen:- This is to certify that I have used Rex Oil and can cheerfully recommend it to any one suffering with neuralgia

MRS. R. COPLEY

Sherman, Texas, June 9, 1903. J.S. Burton Medicine Company.

Gentlemen:- One of your agents came to my house some time last year and left a bottle of Rex Oil and instructed me if the medicine did not give satisfaction we needn't pay for it. As I was troubled with rheumatism and neuralgia I concluded to use it and see if it would do me any good, and to my surprise it did me more good than anything I ever used in my life and I cheerfully recommend it to any one suffering with those troubles. I was caught in the Galveston flood and got my flesh all poisoned by standing in the salt water so long, and my legs all swelled up and inflamed and caused the flesh on my shin bones to grow to the bone and was all full of running sores, but got no relief, so I concluded to try Rex Oil and to my great surprise one 50c bottle cured me sound and well in less than two weeks. This has been now nine months ago and I have had no trouble with my legs since.

MRS. N.F. GREEN.

Orangeville, Texas, Dec. 23, 1903. J.S. Burton Medicine Company.

Gentlemen:- You have a great remedy in Rex Chill Tonic, bitter. Our daughter had been having chills three months. One of your agents called on us and induced us to try Rex Chill Tonic and to our surprise less than one bottle of Rex Chill Tonic cured her chills and she is not getting along nicely.

RUFUS and MARY FINDLY.

Fort Worth, Texas, December 4th 1907.

To the Honorable Mayor and City Commission of the City of Fort Worth.

We the undersigned property owners and citizens of Tarrant County respectfully petition your Honorable body to permit J.C.L. Moore to maintain the Public weighing scales at its present place where same is now located at the corner of North Houston and Belknap street except that the same is to be moved about 6 feet West on said Belknap street; That same is a convenience to the country people and those desiring weighing done and does not in any wise interfere with the property owners along Belknap or Houston street as we believe.

12/5-1907

Names Alex Canto A. Robinson O. E. Martinson R. Jones G. W. Winn N.P. Rone H. P. Wise E Hossester Farmer C. L. Zieece Jack Coulson (drugist) H M. Dickry H. W. Watson W. P. Spradling A. J. Martin Thryd Kirby Machinist V. Z. Jarvis W. B. Austin farmer G E Tandy E. Hunt (Carpents) R. L. Dennis Farm C. C. Peterson Farm Interurban Express Operated by Hagerty Transfer & Warehouse Co. M Rankin Agt Natateremm Sleom Lansbry N.E. Gambrell B. J. Chote R. L. Wilcox Grocery W. McVecio A. J. Beavers Jno A. Kee Co Clk P. Lipscomb