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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

Among the institutions soon to be es-
tablished in this city on permanent scale
is variety theater, which will be opened
up in the Sturgis building, on Bridge
street. Mr.. Holland, manager OF the va
riety theater at Fort Worth, in company
with Mr.. Bell OF the variety hall at Gal
weston, arc the Interested parties, and May
first is the probable date for opening.
The entire building know as the Sturgis
house,on Bridge street. has been rented by
Mr.. Holland and in the next ten days he
will put a force of men at work upon it, 10
partition interior to suit the demands of
the modern variety hall. A horseshoe
gallery will be placed above the orches IA
and p4rquette, and ample stage and num-
crous changes OF scenery will be put in.
As is well known the EXAMINER has not
and does not propose 10 endorse that
which does not meet with public apprecA-
ton, and having said this variety
hall would be opened here, we leave Mr..
Holland TO say the balance and carry it
out. In conversation with our MAYOR and
members OF the council he stated that he
proposed to run tirst-class variety show,
not in the sense that variety is sometimes
used, but in the proper sense, q variety OF
amusement each night by artists we'll
known and talented and new bill every
week. lie Ifluseu 10 come mere until the
mayor, marshal and all the city officers
were satisfied that he meant what he said
and lie was satisfied he would be extend
ed those courteSies only which belong to
the prof, s,ion. He brought good letters
from the sheritis ana city marshals OF
Missouri ard also from all the city officers
and The press OF Fort Worth. Before open
ing tie house he proposes 10 spend 800
in fitting up. and having three years
lease will be Obliged TO conduct a first
class show to maintain it that length OF
time. Tony Pastor, the kiralfys and 9TH
erS have made variety amusements
through ihe east and north as popular as
comedy or drama, which, however, we do
not expect for variety entertainments in
Waco for some time yet, though Nj. Hol-
lard proposes TO open here with the guar
antCe TO rhe public that nothing DIGESTION
able shall ever be allowed either III his
or upon the stage. Starting az
he will, il may be said, in midsummer, be
must have confidence In Waco, and says
he has money to spend here i'll legitimate
show business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04
APPLYING a ..ssAD-sToNE.' .
a. a Safeguard &GmiHst Posi-
BILE Efydropn ebin.

! Mr.. James Grim, who lives mile
and q half west of the city, was IN town
early yesterday morning making lnquI-
ries for maidstone. As the reader
is aware, this meteorological curiosity is
supposed to possess the peculiar prop
erty OF absorbing poison from a wound.
whether caused by the bite OF an animal
or reptile. Its il especial demand for
persons bitten by dogs supposed TO be
rabid. Mr.. Grim expla ned that late
Wednesday night his wife was awakened
by the noise of dogs snarliug and fight
ing on the porch of their residence. She
arose and went out to drive them away.
One, strange animal, bit her IN three
places on the left hand and
wrist. The wounds were not large
OF very painful, and after appll ing
. simple dressing she retired again.
Thursday she did not suffer any neon
venience from the hand, but that even
ing she and Mr.. Grim experienced some
anxiety from learning that the dog
that bit her had gone to neighbor's
house and died after showing signs Of
madness. This decided Mr. Grim 10
hdnt for a maidstone having heard
much of its virtues He was fortunate
resid nee OF Mrs i. +. Graves, on South
Eighth street. Mrs. Grim was brought
to Mrs Graves in the forenoon, the
wounds washed and the stone applied.
This particular maidstone Is about half
the size Of Il hens egg, of oblong shape,
nearly fiat on one side. Ii adhered to
the wound Tor two or three hours,
with the tenacity Of a porous plaster.
Then it fell OFF and was placed IN a Sau-
Ger of milk, which tactical tiuid assumed
d greenish tInge. Ihe stone was then
applied III ike manner to the other tao
wounds with similar results Mrs. Grim
describes the sensation as very peCuilHr,
somewhat as though the muscles of the
hand were beng contracted. She Is an
elderly lady, brit did not give way to
nervousness or apprehension. She and
her husband say they feel greatly re
Icvcd at having found and used tie
mad stone, and they think the applica-
ton may save her from the horrors of
hydrophobia. Mrs Graves has owned
the stone for number of years,
and would not part with it for
anything. She is Il believer III its eff
cacy, as an antidotc against rabies, bat
does not pretend to account for its
peculiar properties. Physicians are gen
orally slleptical about its virtues but
great many people are convinced in
their own minds that the maidstone Is
the only Safeguard against hydro
phobia. We trust Mrs Grim will not ex-
perience any further disquietude on
account of her wounds. II she believes
-he maidstone benefited her it is
her privilege to praise it, for of
all deaths there arc few more horrible
5han hydrophobia.
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EsfsEk%9N T..

M c. b. Morgan, OF Corsicna, is over
Oh It visit
Mr. W. b. King, of the Nj. souri, Pacific
is regi-t' rel al EopcrS.
Mr.. John Penny is bacl. Coma com
mercial trip through the west.
We found card on our table last night.
announcing ,iru Lay Ben's" brother
WAS 10 the city Ona commercial tour
Nil Harry Levine +, turned Yesterday
from New orh, where he has been par
chasing spring and Summer goods for his
firm.
Mrs G. Lednmn is IN New York City
purchasing spring stock Of Millinery
goods.
Mis-. Anne Cox has Teen quite i'll for
several day :, aud We are happy to state is
now conyciescni.
Mrs. J.. X Richey has tor several DAYS
been suffering from "a severe attack of
chiils and foyer.
Alderman $. J. Hog n expects to he
ont again IN ,horl time. lie is at pres
'utneoycring from his ,atc severe attack.
Bencr L, eyes, the young man who has
been =" lick al The McCl-iland Hotel from
wound On The hca'i, is able to be ont
again.
Miss Nellie Higgins, who has been
spending some time in the city, a guest
OF Mrs higgins, left Yes crday morning
for her home IN Morgan.
MI Il. Bonner Of Whitnevwho has bee /
dom" jury service nj HIlisburo for III I
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Remember that this Is going to be the
great closing event Of the ball and sup
per season, and those who wish to enjoy
the last pleasure of this merry winter
season should not fail to be present at
this, the best Of all that has been offered.
Besides all the pleasure that attaches to
a masquerade and fancy dress ball. n
line prize Is to be awarded to the urliest
looking man aud "A fine prize also to the
best lady and gent dancer. At mid
night an elegant supper, including NH
the delicacies Of the season, will be
spread for all. Extra pains have been
taken to make Ills IN occasion which
ali will enjoy and remember with mncb
pleasure, We lean from the ladies of
the various committees that everything
has ocen fully arranged fer, ana tbey
can promise those who attend he
cro"nmg pleasure of the season. No
person Will be admitted without IA ticket
AMI those who wish to attend shonld MOI
neglect purchasing.
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Placed : udeE. Bond.

Ben Franklin, the youth who on Thurs
day evening shot and wounded in the
thigh John Williamson Mr.. w. w. Seiey'&
coiored driver, was yesterday placed I'M
Ger $3.50 bond by Squire Days. MIR,
John : Moore is his hondsman and the
lad will nave an examining trial next
Wednesday in Justice Davis count. The
LegrO states in regard t. the starting ana
the causes tina. led to it L at young Frank
IN some months ago wanted to ride With
lin il Mr. Seiey's buggy and having PCS
Tive instructions not 10 allow children ar
BOYS in fine buggy be refused to let him
ride. This seemed To anger Young Frank
in Hho the negro claims whenever oP-
partunitr offered. would use abusive
language tuward and throw rocks at VIII
hanson. md went so far rs TO throw
them into the stable. This the negro
claims continued at intervals until Thurs
,Iav. when the two met Mt the stable and
The boy began throwing rocks ut the
table ELd Also at the negro. I he lat er
admits that lie also threw rocks at the boy
in the day of the shooting but Was on MIR
Seley'S place when he was disturbed. In
and rtaning to run the hoy away he says
he no doubt enraged him and lie went
home. or somewhere else. and got the
pistol with which ne shot him. These are
the negroes statements. Other parties
say that the boy t.lIs different story
about the affair and says that the negro
mad frequently threatened him and used
the worst kind of language. No doubt
the examining tIial will deveiope more
than is now known of the affair and then
blame can be placed where ii prope rly be-
longs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04
4 y ORDINANCE.

To amend article 4 and h of the reviscu
digest OF ordinances of the city OF Waco
relating to taking census
BE il ordained by the city council of the
city of Waco:
q. l. That article "A of the revised
di@ OF ordinances OF the city OF Waco
be anC nded so as to read ~ follows:
Art. III. hen the council shall have
ord cred an enumeration OF the inhabltnnts
OF the city IL he taken, the na\ or shall
apo mt, by and with the advice and con-
sent of tie council, one OF more suitable
persons 10 take the same, who shall take
IN Oath before the recorder to faithfully
perform the duties required of such person
OF pei sons, and Shall hold said office fol
such time and receive such compensation
rs may be allowed by the council.
sec :. That article ~ of the revised
digest OF ordinances of the city OF Waco
he 80 amended Us TO read as follows:
Ar. ~. When the council shall have
ordered an enumeration of The inhabitants
OF Tue city TO be taken and the person or
persons appointed 10 take he same shall
nave competed such enumeration such
Iel6on. or persons shall return the same
10 the mayor and shall attrch thereto u
certificate hat such enumeration is correct
ana compete, which certificate shall be
sworn TO. Any person who snail tail or !
refuse to answer any question asked bv |
such person taking the enumeration. or |
snail tail OF refuse TO give any information |
so demanded. or shall give any false or
'V"si'c answer to any question so a. kcd |
snail be deemed guilty of misdcmoanor
ahd on convic on thereof shall be fined |
not less thsD five nor more than fifty |
dollars.
See. ). That this ordinance take effect
ana be IN force from and after its passage, |
Approved March J. 1852.
,. t. y. SIURGIs, Mayor.
j. f. BR-NKEmoFf,
lily Recorder and eX-ofllcio City Sccrc.
taly. 0Se4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

FROM the Galveston News Of Feb Is.
My Geraldine was presented 1T rro-
mont opera-house Sunday and last nirht
to good audiences, and in each insrsnne
popularizcd itself with those who saw II
HE play is distinctivcly marked with the
peculiar features that Characterized all nf
Bnrtlcy Campbeirs works-an infensitv
OF feeling uncvenly distributed. The nIav
is Irish itom beginning TO end. and in one
or two PAGES touches ju,t ,nough upop
irish politics TO cause it TO take vel Witi,
irish SympathizeIS. II has ecod de-
gree OF paih"s and that supply Of comedy
element which serves well 10 otf.ct thGsa
ines which bring tie handkerchief ofthe
ladies INTO rcquisi.iOn. The cnmnany
winch presented the play is considerably
above the average Of the companies thai
nave apPeale4i here this winter. O3OS;t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

/" The Great Southern Remedy

"Brasos Chill Cure" which L s =
ranted tor tho cure of chill5 ana "" n
is Il positive antidOte tor msiair (,
has no rival as tonic for bIliiuIEn' 4.
an emaciated system from su[n . a
matte causes, and TO those WY
necessarily exposed to miasIllSIi u, n
ences, and are attended win ~ S.,or
lowing symptoms, such ss loss !; -, y +
tite, aching of the back anu Jpi 5i,1,. :
verishness, severe headache, lIu' r,s.
ton to get about, low spirits, s ,alr, II
ness, chilly sensations, ana even . ie.t
hot, burning fever, which nlay n ., b
terminate in bilious, reml1ltns tbG
termittent fever, We would suSs9 n DO
you keep Il supply on ha .,a,s. lilf
time and take dose three lln n :; ab
No other medicine is NECESSARY, IN q
very concentrated and poWeflman. IN
effects in removing the poisonC one ~
memts from the blood, and ID han han @
this warning better 'aa,o,$b
farmer, who is more OF leSS ,osJab
to those atmospheric poisons, e s;ds thsf
In the tall season, when gaiisiiIDfs igip
crops in the midday sun, gov ,,haptE
and heavy dews OF mornlis -, :, pre'',
hose malignant fevers are mlOUe,om5peGii
lent, and to them we would Tai Car
% take a dose of "Brazos Gnu i, TclB
very morning on rising, II la ,Ss1 =
lvold the danger of mllch s .ad sspeAs
ay nothing Of the time a ,n~isiGs
aved in the end. No SHY ,.sribs 81
rsenic. The physicians pIIss"agis p
ecommend it. Ask your ui u, eer b.
and take no other. Price =
le. Prepared only by sWnus,
TUCKER Waco u r''''
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Card OfThnHks.

To PIE Err~tHsy.
.,, MAco. March 81 desire through vonr
Columns l;,,iLl.S TO eNplesS my thorough apprc-
cation ',..onue OF me compliment paid ne Thnrs-
' Jas M, iilIo' 10y 'ie members OF the Concor-
H ~ y 'n',. coming ncVpcrtediy a, it ala
iainly cherish tie t., imonfaI as -, (C,-
The most valued OF my posSessfons "r5
trust thai | shall ever be abe to merit ANY,,
retain ne confidence ana esteem Of n,,'
friends who have So Kindly r,nen,b ~ w.,
nae. Very resp, cuuny. ~ ~
II. BFHRENs.
President toa,ordil Club
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

Two negroes III East Waco were
playing yesterday, Arthur FRO and Bin
Woodward. FRO had knife and
Woodward Il stick. Woodward said
You can't stick me with the knife !"
Arthur said Il can" and struck at the
boastful Bill The knife entered INST
below the shoulder, in the back, aud emf
" Sash eighteen inches long. Woodward
Is 1, now being treated by physician and
{ no is attending to his bodily wants.
FROM the result II Is evident that Bill
IT} ia. not no. an expert IN fence practice aud
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NorlCE OF DISSOLUTION

The tlrm OF Boudro * Mcdonald b,ro
'"i''e doing business at No. y An>Ia
s,reel' Waco, Texas. Is this day dissn,yrJ
MT john Mcdonald has Purchased t6%
eh'!re interest OF Mr. A. l.. Rouiro in
,;id nrm- From This dale Mr.. John Me- -,
Donald i alone authorized 10 cnjirnf a',J
, :, n claims due The firm Of R"uJro g
H'i'7nfd and he as,umrs tho p.,yImrnt ~
all the liabilities OF said firm. i'S NV u
4. /. RoUbRo.
W., Nv. NJ, , =. MCnoNALp.
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NssEtsR

Having purchased the entire Interest ~,
hrA.l. Boudro in the business tho ,,td
iirm of Boudro ii Mcdonald. her. foto,..
carried on at No. - AuScin street. W.
TrXso, | hrg tn inioun tie public thai !
viii he' eater conduct business on myoyvn
: oc"unt At The oh stand and solicit =
share OF the public patronage.
J. MCDONAID.
Waco. March }, 1852. O3ul2t
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Ere thc substance fade. ". u. Ia, kson's
gallery guarantees satisfaction in pictures
o. all SYKES and sizes, as we'll rs prices
l IL, iG'"f' Cai an' see Specimens OF work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04

Regulating railway trains.
Re II ordained by the city council of the
city OF Waco, that
Sec. l. ANY person or company who
shall, III this city, run, or cause TO be run,
any locomotive, engine, OF car at greater
rate OF speed than four miles per hour
shall be deemed guilty of miscicmeanOr,
and on con viction there COT be fined not
less than twenty-five nor more than one
hundred dollars.
See. = No person or railroad company
shall "bstrUct any street. alley, sidewalk,
crossing, or other theloughfare OF said
city by leaving thereon any ear or rolling
stock for longer time than five minutes;
or 10 stop or caused to be stopped any
runway engine or ear across any street.
alley, road, highway, or other passway
outside Of the railroad depot grounds, 30
as 70 obstruct OF interfere with tree pas
sage thereon for Il longer time than five
minutes. unGer a penalty OF not less than
one nor more than twenty-five dollars.
sec. ). Whoever, not being an employe
or passenger on any railroad, Car, engine,
OF lender, shall jump on or oil, cling 10 or
hang on TO the same while in
motion, shall on conviction tn, reOf he
lined not less than one nor more than
twenty five dollars.
Sec. /. Any person or company who
shall corduct, run or cause IT, be run, any
railway locomotive or engine, without
rigging a bell attached thcleto befoIe
$ arting, and ali the time such locomotive
OF engihc shall be in motion within the
corporate limits of this city shall be deem
cd guilty of nisdcmeanor and on cOnN ic-
ton shall be fined not less than one nor
more than twenty-five dollars.
This ordinance SHALL be in force and
take tifrct from amd after its passage.
Approved March :, loN2.
+. A. SrURGIs, Mayor.
Attest:
j. f. RRIN KERHoFE,
fe eco and eX-ctlicio City Secretary.
03n4lt
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during his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
Tor "a continual supply Of pure refined
cotton seed on which is declared bv all
VINO have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
ana satisfaction guaranteed. 03Oltf
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lniirations- Gulf states, Castcrly to
southcrs,e'ly winds increasing cloudi-
ness with light rains; stationary or slowly
falling barometcrand no change in tenn
pyIaturr,
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compound Syrup Of SarsaparIIh I
lodide of Potassium.

The remedies In this prcparstas
ranked by the medical prufessiOlsa
most certain .f alternatives and it.'
tlves, possessing the power of reasFi
from the blood those humOrs or Pr
pies which disturb its purity, iirel4
them toward the natural Al1E
channels. 1t is employed with an'
tage IN chronic affections of lhsL
eruptiye and skin diseases, such IS
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, pnFs
pustules, blOtches, bOilS, tumOT;, i'.s
or sat rheum, scald-head, ringEs>
ulcers and sores, chrome rheaniIs,
syphilitic and mercurial diseases, :
generally for the various disease; y
ing from impurities of the blood =,
1t forms q powerful Alternative l&~
renovation of the blood and for iAs r I;
toration of tone and strength % :
system when debilitated by dl'a@s
Ask your druggist for our make j ],
are In search of 4 good blood P1,l. !,
and alternative. Price 81 per DOLE /,
SIX bottles for 81. Prepared BY l1 ..
aud Willis, manufacturing ed'HE7
Waco, Texas.
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y Office OF FILING ADMINS
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS

10 the sheriff or any constable of Nc
| Lehman County:
o1 are hereby commanded that Won
caused to be published for at least twenty
days IN newspaper printed in your
county. tue copy OF the following writ
The State OF TcXas wiz =
County # McIennan.
10 all persons Interested in the Admin
de cas- d '''"i'''
o.. ). Holb"rt administrator of the DC.
tate OF John Highland dee, ased. has tilnd
ms IN report in the County Court ~
Mct.enmn County. which will he ,,cted
on at The next term of said court com
m meme on the third Monday in March
1857 L: The court house thereof. in thn
. ny OF Waco, at which time all persnnS
interested in said estate may aprfar and
contest The same, il they see prorer
Wines, j. W. Baker. clerk of tbo
oGnty Court McL"nnan County. Given |
under my hand and the seal of said Conf
W, BAKER.
clerk Co. CouIt McLcnnan Co. Tex
by .. w. DAVID, deputy.
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4 y ORDINANC

10 levy and collect an at yalorem tax of
0G6nte1iouFth OF one per cent. tor the year
1882.
BE- It ordained by tie city council of the
See. !. There shall be levied and collect
ed Tor the year 1882 an al valorem tax not
exceeding one-tourth of one per centum
upon all property in the city of Waco
made taxable, for state and county pur-
poses. F"'
Sec, ?. That this ordinance take effect
an, DC IN force from and after its passage.
Approved March ,. 1882.
49,. h. a. SrURGIs, Mayor.
J F, BRINKERHoFF.
l'G G96t and ex-otlicio City Secretary,
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NUGice.

Persons indebted To Us tor meats VIII
save 81 cost by calling and making site
ment either with cash nr by note.
o,o.,,i FAIFEsoN Bros, Market Housc.
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20 &c, 4" the Phoniy see Mac and ask him
!" jtt yoG Try t'.at trHcl, from old kc,'l
'" G5;,, 1t Is olJ-Ee.ting gray with ana.
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Electric COnsumptIan cr,,

Has undoubtedly the best rsr
tloh OF any medicine for the ri
consumption that we have YET
able to find. 1t is prepared fsJs
for consumption, and those MIA
affected with II deep seated coaa
long-standing. A few doses siys
mediate relief, and if kept 10 ViII
feet a chre. 1t il very soothing 70
lungs and pleasant to take. On,
nights sleep, free from those dra
Paroxysms of coughing, Is worth I
than the price of a half dozen bg,.
ASK your dru6gist for bOr.
once; price 90 cents aud 81 per b.
Prepared only by Tucker 4 vi
Waco. Texas.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

| will sell Rt public suction at 10 o'clock
this Saturday morning, March 1 ,t J nhnt
Is Known as the Vienna Bakarv 49,,
avenue, the stock of groceries fancv
goods, etc, re, emily attached hv me my
der order OF the court 'i0 ''ii-
~ NJ; HALL, Sheriff McLennan County.
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'"da RpDaralu, fer S.Ie

One silver mounted soda apparatus two
drafts, marble slab evefythfIo cnmnIrt.
on monthly ins'allmenrs Sl5 each. An.
ply 10 John Farley OFF
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Hose Coco -SsrnII,.

a perfect hair drps.i,.
moter OF the growth OF ,hs 4
other compound POSSESSES ,b' uali
properties which so exac,Jr ' Y =
various conditions of the brD,s w
Ii softens the hair Whom '' \
dry; it sooth"s the irrIt,,a a1l'
skin; it affords and produces p.', !,
est iuSter; removing all Sa a'
scnrf, etc, thereby making I !,
have assorted, without ex.., !,
best article ever used for i5a I',
will only cost you % cent. M l'
Prepared only by Tucker r. : !
Waco, Texas. L
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oriental SOzodo,,

Ii gives Ills the groa,
present to you the mcr;,s plea;
tiful preparation. wbi i.5 OF tik
celebrated een9sf as being decideada1s b
gums, preserving the , sp~,,hlealn
tuning the breath. Trv vet y an.
never be without it sgsi, II 20
druggist; Price 50 c enia' AL
Prepared II e, only by TucE ,s PEI
Waco, Texas. "v' 1
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Bart Moore has fresh arrival of nHra
Louisiana sugars and sugar-house mo-
laSses, the best in the market O3n4tr
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4 \ ORDINAN CE.
=

Call at the office of the T. b. A. to-
day 0303
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Came TO hand on the LIST day OF March
ISL ana ordered published in the Waco
dal y Examiner, a newspaper publ:sbfJ
~ M-Lennan County tortwentv DAYS.
VAN HALL.
o3v23ct Sheriff Of McLennan Comfy
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Peace and Happiness Restored 4,

"Baby Collie Drops" did II
has now become one OF the bo,,
lndispensabIes, and during oar
years OF experience we Rsye
been able 10 lind anything IA .
cede it, for certainly 1t Is Ona y
most speedy and sure reme,ii.,
in use, and yet it is as harm.
water in its effect. No mother ~ +.
used 1t will ever be- wirhopt II .
There are full and explicit din,
on the bottle. Ask your dn,
price 20 cents per bottle. Pr
only b Tucker 4 Willis, Wac, /