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Messrs. Rope & Turner, New York:

EL PASO, TEXAS, March 3, 1892.

GENTLEMEN-I have just opened a large grocery store in this place, and the prospects of success seem assured. I should be happy to deal with your firm. I can refer you to Curry & Call, of 125 West 23d St., New York. This being our first transaction, I should be prepared to pay the express co. upon delivery of goods, if you will forward me your ac. with the usual cash discount by a previous mail. Enclose please find order, which I should wish filled as promptly as is consistent with your convenience.

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