SHERMAN

city and county seat ot She nanG rays on county, Texas, located in the He Red River Valley, twelve m. S. of the April Red River. It is served by the St. the Louis and Southwestern, Texas and Peters Pacific, Houston and Texas Central, Mi ouri, Kansas and Texas, Mi ouri, Court Oklahoma and Gulf and the St. Louis to and San Francisco Railroads. It is the the center of a fertile, agricultural and military stock raising district. Its chief manuwas factures are cigars, medicines, ‘eandy, in overalls, cotton duck, creamery butter General and cotton and oil products. Beside apex cell ent elementary schools, the city died is the site of Austin College, State With Presbyterian College, Kidd-Key College, the St. Joseph’s Academy and the Sher the man Busine College. Among the more notable public buildings are the Carnegie Library, Sherman Hall, the Y.M.O.A. and Federal Buildings. The city is pol i under the council-commi ion-man a get! grandson for in of government which was adopted in 1915. There are numerous churches, biog housed in handsome edifices, two news1719-98, papers and four banks. Pop. 15,031. removed