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ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March "a Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened higher and closed little OF nj
figures; No. 2rcd fall SIX for cash; S2h bid
for April.
Corn higNe- at 6s', for April.
Oats highcrAt 4Sa
Pork firm. but slow; II 90 asked for April.
Bulk meats strong; shoulders GO; rib 0 70
Lard dull ut 10 Is
Whisky steady at l TX.
NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. March 81 Flour quiet and
steady treble 8 rs to G IS; higher grades G 81 !,
to725.
Corn in demand, fair and higher; mixed 50.
Oats scarce and firm choice Us.
Corn meal strong and higher at 4 TO-
Hay-no stock
Pork strong at Is
Lard quiet; refined tiercc ~. kcg IL.
Dry salt meats ilrmer; shoulders 90. clear rib
and long clear 10 90; clear 10 IS
Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders 7 SIX; cleaI
RIB and long clear 10 o.; clear IL % TO II i2h
Hams quiet and steady; choice sugar cured
canyasscd TX To I2s.
Whisky steady and unchanged; western rec.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO March T.-Flour steady and un
| changed.
Wheat unsettled. but generally higher; No. .
Chicago spring rs TO l 35I. for cash; 35t I.
l s5s for March; 36 for April.
Corn active. firm aud higher OK to go. TO
Oats scarce, firm aud higher 49, to 46 forcash
| 49, TO 49,. for March aud April
| Barley easier at l 90
Pork fairly active and shade higher At II II
/ TO IL IL for cash
Lard active, 0rmcr and hisherat 10 IS for casl
and April
Bulk meats nrm shoulders GO; short ribs 0 G.
short clear Q 90
whiskey steady and unchanged at is.
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building burned to the ground The damage
done Aldriuge Il Walter will foot up
about $500 aud ]. Morony suffered from
water to the extent $3.50 or.more while the
wall of the building occupied by the former
and the property of Mr.. John Browning
was sprung, as well as the one occupied by
the latter, which will doubtless be con-
demned by the city engineer as unsafe
J. NJ. Moore's stock of goods was a
total loss as was that of A. Lider
The total loss, damages TO buildings, etc,
amounts TO about 5000 in all.
\ SECOND FIRE.
The tiremen had hardly reached the sta
ton on their return, before aother alarm
was sounded
The fire was in the frame Shanties on south
Main street, between Murphy and Field
streets. 1t originated from a defective lue
of restaurant The department turned
out bat, despite all Efforts, the buildings
burned down. They We're occupied by
Mcllhare, A. Dare, sam Chic, Harsel, Joe
Marlno, Waspie, and the property, which
was that of Mr.. Doran, contained six rooms
in all. He estimates the loss of the build
ings at 81 900, while that of the occupants
will swell the total to about 5000 or more.
The fire on Elm street was the work of
an incendiary.
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Two Fires.

At 1910 o'clock Sunday night the alarm
Of fire was given, which proved to be in the
gun shop Of Charles OFT, on north Elm
street, just east of the intersection of Poy-
dras street. Pistol shots were fired to give
notice, which was followed by an alarm
fom the downtown station. The building
was one.story frame, situated between
couple Of two-story brick buildings occu.
pied by Aldridge & Walter and J. Morony,
merchants.
The flames spread with startling rapidity,
and within few minutes they had
ehveloped the entire building, The fire
department were unusually tardy, but
when they arrived did effective work, and
succeeded in saving the adjoining houses,
The building was occupied by Charles OF,
agunsmith, A lider, a fruit dealer and j.
NJ NJ; Moore, who kept for sale lot of notions.
When the flames, which emanated In the
rear OF the store reached the ammunition
anu the department where the firearms
we're stored, there was general
II.silade Of the cartridges, one of
winch penetrated the window of
store on the opposite side OF the street.
N me midst OF the fire key Of powder ex-
pioded with a terrific noise and force,
which caused the immense crowd that had
assembled to give away. All this time
kYods were being removed from the I'D
!Vining houses, for Il looked at one time as
mongh the entire block would be de.
svoycd by the fire fend.
Inc powder explosion, which was felt
.ervibly on the ground, was heard for sew
slal miles around, yet the firemen and the
v,ttens did not falter, but redoubled their
Energies in fighting the fire and saving what
IN goods they could at the risk Of being
o oaaied by the exploding cartridges. For
o oree IN long while there was plenty
water, and Mr.. Wheels, the superin.
sennent Of the water works instructed the
shQneer 81 the works 70 keep the stand
Psps well filled and which was done. The
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Having considerable experience with life.

Having considerable experience with life
insurance companies, | desire to say that |
fully approve the plan of the 7. b. A. as
being equitable and cheap. The associa-
ton has already gained a hold on the conf
dence OF the people of Texas, which was
never before reached by any similar insti-
tuition in so short time. During six
months membership have paid only one
assessment, which fully satisfies me Of the
cheapness of its plans and the care with
which its members are selected and of its
safe and experienced management gener-
ally. Yours truly,
J. b. WIysLYTT
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Gard of Thanks,

hereby express my sincerest thanks to
the entire Dallas fire department for their
prompt and efficient services In subduing
the recent fire on Main street, thereby con-
fining II to the place Of It's origin and saw
ing adjoining buildings. Likewise thanks
teered and rendered assistance In protect.
ing my property and family during said
tire. r. +. EipESLoHR,
Apothecary, si6 Main street.
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Misccllamcoms a0lamts.

WANTED-At Mrs e. Chesnuts, two good
y, mlllihers; none other need apply. m2s.lw
WANTED-A good cook; n woman without
husband or children. Apply ut 4i2 Ross
.'s.''e. m2S.1t
WANTED = good tenant house of four
rooms. Address Kay, Herald oflce, stating
price per month msS'tSs
w AniED-A good pantaloon maker, imme-
w diately, ut II Zimmermans mE'tf
-Sh0cmakcrs only good oncs ,,eed
" apply. John Morrcll mIs.ts
WANTkD-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
~ liable Association wants canyassera.
home Office No. Cos Main st, Dallas fe2S'tf :
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DESTROYING the Contents of Room

used by smallpox patient may be avoided
by using Darby's Prophyactic Fluid. Its
morally criminal to neglect the use of such
disinfectant and preventive. 1t is GER
tainly best to prevent the spread of disease,
and those who,will use Darby's Prophy lactic
Fluid freely about their houses will be
saved from the attacks of all contagious
diseases and death itself.
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Important to Know.

That in all throat, chest and lung trou-
bles-colds, whooping-cough asthma, con-
sumption, etc.-even single dose of DR..
Acker's English Remedy will relieve the
worst symptoms of distress, it is pleasant to
take, may be given to the youngest child,
and guarantees cure in every case. Trial
bottles only 10 cents. Regular sizes Scots
and 81. For sale by w. II Patterson & Co.
the Peachstone Liniment men.
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Our spring stock of ladies' and children's
hosiery is more abundant in its variety OF
styles than ever before. The choicest colors
and latest styles in the various grades
ringing from 10 cents to 81 per pair.
CAIN Bros 4 Co,
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For gentlemen's fine, blue flannel suits,
from Soup, 60 to Goldsmith Bros, the old,
reliable clothing house, where every article
is marked in plain figures, IA Elm and
7l3 Main streets.
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Corner of Fifth and Austin streets, Waco,
Texas, Good rooms, good beds and good
fare. Board by the day, week or month.
Day board at $3.50 AVID $500 per day.
Mrs. J II. DAVIS,
proprietress.
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There are many forms Of nervous debility
in men that yield TO the use OF Carter's Iron
Pills. Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness, night sweats, etc, should try
them,
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Novelties In scarfs, plain and fancy linen
collars, and great many other fancy arti.
cles, too numerous to mention, are con-
stantly arriving at Calm Bros. Il Co.
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1000 pieces of Hamburg edging and in
serting have just been opened, and will be
sold cheaper than ever any goods in that
line have been offered Calm Bros 4 Co.
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Don't You Forget II.
have no interest in the cigar stand on
the northeast corner Of Main and Austin,
but am at the ST. George with full supply
of smokers and chewcrs' articles.
UNCLE CHARLEY.
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Ladies, don't fail to come TO see our
bargainsin embroidery laces, linen and
lace collars, dress goods, carpets, lace cur.
tains, window shades, etc, etc, etc. A. Il
Il. Mittenihnl.
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Derangement of the liver, with constipa.
ton, injurc the complexion, induce
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carriers Little Liver Pills,
One dose,
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Pianos aud Organs,
A new supply, direct from factories, every
week. a, c. II. Edwards, rs Main street.
The largest stock and best assortment.
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THE CITY.
FLOTSAM

Mr.. Adam Heisel returns thanks to the
fire department for its work i'll attempting
to save his property.
Attention is called to the assignee sale at
auction of $1,000 cigars, at Menczers old
stand. See advertisement.
Yesterday morning it was as warm almost
asa June day, but by O'Clock q norther
was blowing, light one, and thick coats
were quite comfortable.
The grand jury is again in session, and it
is grinding away at a lively rate. How
much grist and what kind it will turn out
our reporter cannot say.
Mr.. C. A. Beckford, general agent for
Gafi, Fleischmann & Co.'s Compressed
Yeast, in Troy, New York, is warm in
dorser of st. Jacobs Oil as remedy for
horses.
Messrs. L. NJ. Tillman & Co., in the
HERALD building, are agents for the Jules
Mumm Il Co.'s celebrated extra dry wines.
Their champagne is pronounced the best in
the market.
The ladies Of the industrial society of the
First Baptist church will have dime so.
ciable at the residence of Mr.. j. Il. vii.
liams, corner of Patterson avenue and Clean.
der street, this evening
1t rained slightly Sunday morning and
the dust was laid for brief spell, but yes
terday 1t was as had as ever, and o5edient
to the March blow, went everywhere, to
everybody's great disgust.
John Harris was detected taking cigars
Sunday night at the fire and was arrested.
The grand jury has the matter under ad-
visement Harris says he thought they
were throwing the cigars away to keep
them from burning, as he saw people pitch
ing them out into the street and not sup
posing it was any harm he took some Of
them.
Nv. Thompson is repainting and reno
waiting his theatre completely. He has q
large force of painters at work on the bal
cony and front of the building now, and
already it is beginning to look as bright and
neat as a new pin, lie is getting ready for
the spring and summer season, and means
to push his business with Vim, keeping the
best talent obtainable all the time on his
boards.
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THE WAR ON FLANNEL SUITS.

Our all-wool blue flannel suits at 5000,
are warranted perfectly fast color.
Our 500 blue flannel suits are good
value at the price, and equal to $1,000 suits
offered by our competitors.
!. RrINuARDr,
The peoples clothier, 70i Elm street.
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ID. y. u.
The best pepperal drill drawers doubled
lined in the seat, and reinforced in the
front, made to order and warranted not TO
rip for 81 90.
The best sl.00 shirt in the state mt
Clancy's, 6l2 Main street.
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Tho TaYlor House.

Try the Bnkley house, Sherman, as IL is
run under new management.
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Handsome Ladies' Suits

in moiree, satins, silks, lace grenadines
nd buntings, of every description, 700 Elm
street, Il. Bauman, manager.
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George LOOMS is proprietor OF 1.-THE
Office" and that fact is guarantee OF kind
and courteous treatment, aud OF the best
wines, liquors and cigars that money can
buy
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Refined cotton.wed oil Is taking the place
Of lard now, as u Il far superior and cheap,
or. You can act u at A. J. Rosenfeld Il
Bros.
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For good and cheap hosiery and gloves
20 to Goldsmith Bros.
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DO not starve yourself while you can buy
groceries at your own price at Jos. Memo
er's
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The publisher of the Beaver Falls, Pa,
Courier, Mr.. JohnF. Porter some time ago
contracted severe cold. He says: 81 tried
half dozen remedies Intellectually and
upon recommendation of physician gave
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup fair, square trial.
ltrelieved me Immediately and cured my
that should be used in every household"
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Did we know nothing regarding the plans
of the Texas Benevolent Association, the
name of any one of its incorporators would
justify us in indorsing the institution.
j. w. MANN & Bro,
Builders and Proprietors, Brazos Mills.
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A full line Of lace buntings, dress good,
and trimmings to match, at Goldsmith
Bros,
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Easter-at Mason & Erb's. Finest cards
ever seen In Texas.
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Hero Housah medica,ed spectacles al
webb's.
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Full line Of infant wardrobe at 200 Elm
street, Il. Bauman, manager.
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wanted-Aprentices. Call on Mrs. Bau.
man, 5og Elm street.
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Elegant lace 5, 10 to 100 Elm street, Il
Bauman, manager.
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We lead the styles in all the latest novel.
les, T06 Elm street, Il. Bauman. manager.
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A grand slaughtering of teas, fancy
groceries aud goods in general at JOS.
Menczer's.
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S~enty-s;tue Gent Column.
9nticcs.

y
oalvE-Adver,isement may be nan1ed into
our business Office up to s. D. M. and intn Ina
composing room up to a. IN. ''''' Wv
NollCE-iIaying bought out the stoct and
INN accounts o. Stephenson 4 Hargls, viii con.
, . inc business and solicit a share m The
trade. .. u. Stephenson. m,s I, w, VIZ
NoTlCE-onc house for rent and S,,rnI,r,s -.
ply at ZIG Ross avenue. i min, up
oIivE-A liberal trade will be given for
iius'uehco In pleasant part Of the city. con.
HERALD Office. "V'I 10 ~
N0TlCE-Two flrst.class hotels md ,oo da.i.-.
able lots In the town of Wills poiU, u sisn
slA wen Improved and unimproyed farms. oI,
reasonable terms, or exchange for cattle viii
ais9 contract TO deliver from one to Ave thous-
and May i2s.tf JNo A. n'N " Apri
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Wantcd-Aprcntices. Call on Mrs. Bau'
man, 706 Elm street
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Female diseases, brought on by impru-
dence, exposure, or the use of improper
medicines, are quickly relieved with Brown S
Iron Bitters.
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II. Rage, 70s Elm street, has constantly
In stock large line OF ready-made shoes OF
his own work and Eastern make.
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Orr keeps all styles OF carriages, phi alto
and spring wagons.
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Remember The frst bargain day Of The
sesson Is Monday, April ID, 81 Goldsmith
Bros.
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They are entirely new, and different from
any other IN the city. Easter cards at
MASON & Fans.
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II you go to Sherman stop a, the Biniley
house.
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wan.ed.-Aprsnticsa Call on Mn. Ban.
man. no him street.
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The T. b, A. apart from its home origin,
possesses advantages superior to any organ
ization of which We have any knowledge.
Its economy has been fully demonstrated
and Is due to the fact that its risks are all
fresh and carefully taken. Its convenience
is unquestioned, since members are relieved
of all lodge duties, and as business men, we
consider this point alone worth $50 per
annum. fl. NJ. b l.. w. THOMPSON,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants.
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* &cnr.

LN0R RENT-Sonr.room cottage, with Minds
II hanging closets, good well or cistern water
good neighborhood Apply ut q 0 Houston
street m2s-it
LN0R RENT-A good house with nine or ten
II rooms with good water and In good neigh.
borhoodi convenient TO business; on corner b.
raul and Commerce sts. J. Stafford mslw
IcoR RENT--Good house, with six rooms and
II one with three rooms; both IN good neigh.
borhoods ana convenient TO business; also ten
acres choice land ON south side OF city. ". c.
slcklcs, 1863 Elm street. m22.f
EoR RENT-Buiding No. GIL Elm street
i formerly occupied by the Union City Fur
locations In the city. John Browning, 1867 him
street md
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WACO, February 18th, lSS2.-CoL. II. Il.
PARRorT-Dear Sir take pleasure in
stating that am u beneficiary member in
different secret orders which are conducted
on the assessment plan, and that | am also
the holder OF certificate No. l in the Texas
Benevolent Association, and that so far, |
have found the latter very much cheaper,
having paid only an advance assessment
since the organization of the T. b. A.
Respectfully, J. c. J. KING, NJ, d.
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Realizing the Importance OF providing for
our loved ones in the event ofour death, we
have at different times tested each system
of protection. We are members of the T.
b. A., and find that institution rs per cent.
cheaper than old line companies and from
% to 40 per cent. less expensive than secret
orders. SPARKS, MALLORY Il ALLEN,
Wholesale and Retail Clothiers
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believe that charity begins at home
and when pay a contribution to the bene.
Dit and relief fund in the 4. b. A. | know
that the amount goes toward the alevia-
ton ofdistress in my own state.
ID. $. Woop, Grocer.
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spcnccr diamond spcctacles at wcbb's.
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] recognize in the T. b. A. an institution
fully identified with Texas, and one with
interests guarded by men of unquestioned
CHAs. Morz,
Cotton and Wool Factor.
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Aldeeman---ard 0@ard.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE g,
w +. CARTER Democratic nominee, as n
candidate for Alderman of the Third Ward
ms ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name of RORERT OGDEN, us an lnde,
n,ondent candidate for Alderman of the Third
Ward Election April 4th,
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Exchampc.

EoR ExcnANGE-oh Of the most desirable
II residences In the suburbs Of the city, foo
business part Of the city. A bargain win DO
given. Address N. NJ, HERALp Office. j29.u
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Aldcrman---lst dolard.

,ifE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" The name of Mr.. SlGMUND.LoEB as Il can
d.date for Alderman of the First Ward Flee
.inn Anril lih.
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Brazilian pebble .psc.acles =. wsbb's.
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EoR sALE-Four well located, improved bus.
II mess lots on Main street. paying good reye.
title furnished. Henry Cohn, i6s Main
street 6eos'W"
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Aldernnam---2d 01ard.

i,TE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" LANES MOR0NEY as Candidate for AL
darman OF the second Ward Election April 4th.
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70 lease.

rI'o LEAsE-For nine years, about TX acres of
i ground, corner OF Sycamore aud BRYAN SITS
on The north side Of the T. 4 r, r. X. For terms
apply TO Jones & Murphy. m2s.u
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The largest line Of misses and children's
sailor hats ever displayed Is ut Goldsmith
Bros, Elm and Main streets.
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\ ASSESSOR aud Collector.

7,,E ARE AtSHoRIzED TO ANNouNcE
w Inc name OF CHAS GREEN, Demo-
cratic nominee, as candidate FOR City Assessor
and Collector
1ITE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of wM JONES as a candidate
Gar A SCISSOR and Collector, at the ensuing
election. =
,IyF ARE AUTEbRIZED no ANNOUNCE MR..
" JULIUS c. B0GEL as a candidate for re-
aeetion to the office of City Assessor and Col
iaetor, at the ensuins April election
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Enr Sale.

Observation-Disclosures wAdoN-A long.
mii drnmmers wagon. u. NJ. Miller 4 Co.'S.
make new. bought on order, but arrived too
laie; VIII DO sold ut cost this Is good opportu.
MY loi any one TO get wagon cheap Enquire
at Works livery stable. miJ.tf
EoR Handsome cottage and lot 6ox2O2
Il on Live Oak STREET, east of Pearl, nlso threc
bfick stores on Elm street, Nos 7s7, 73g and 7li.
AiIRp,y to Flippen, Adoue 4 Lobit, or DR.. Y <.
hushcs, mll.tf
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moitcM to loau.

MONEY 10 L0NN-on farms; long time low
wi rates, J. u Watkins n Co, M6rsaiis build
Ing, Dallas, Texas m7-tf
rro LoAN,-Fifty thousand dollars ON first.
i class security and reasonable interest. In.
quirc at flippen. Adouc h Loubit mi7.ml
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JOIN THE TEXAS


benevolent Observation-Disclosures under
the Laws of this state--Present Member
snip Two rhousand-Osly one Assess
ment Levied Since Its Organization Its
incorporators Among the Leading Men of
rexas-rhe Following Expressions are
from Prominent Citizens of Waco.
oNE-sIxrH THE COST OF SECRET ORDERS.
Having been member of the Texas
Benevolent Association for the past six
months, and also OF secret orders OF. A SINH
lar character for the same period, "a take
pleasure in stating the 4. b. A. has not
cost me, for mortuary assessments, exceed
ing one sixth the amount paid for same in.
surance in the orders Dues are about
equal in each. The I. b. A. relieves
me of all lodge duty, which toa bust
ness man. is worth more than all other
considerations. IL. W. HuBBY,
Proprietor Waco Daily Examiner