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A RIGHTEOUS DECISION.
Waco Lyceun tSaliOps Senator
Edn,unds and the United
States Congress.

Last night was the regular time for
the Waco Lyceum to meet The ques-
ton for debate Was, Resolved, that the
anti-polygamy bill passed by congress is
unconstitutional" The Importance of
this question to the American people
cannot be estimated or mea ,ured 10y the
ordinary thinker, especially if he be a
congressman. Congressman are no.
tOriously anxious to pass any bill
except the dollar bill-which pleases
the masses-which is the polite name for
asses. The importance as aforesaid of
this anti-too-much-m William, es-
pecially to William Mormon and all 9TH
ers of that ilk, induced the Lyceum to
revlew-that is to say, analize-it in
open debate. About twenty members
participated, and we are sure the dis
cussion was spirited, for we heard it
nearly block away, although all the
Office doors and windows were closed.
There must have been very Intelligent
discussion, because copy of the EXAM
INER containing the bill III its entirety
was furnished one Of the speakers. We
mention these facts IN order to convince
the reader that this matter
was not rushed at frantically, with
out mature preparation, by the gentle
men OF the Lyceum, and to partially
soften the blow caused By the announce
ment that, after full and fair discus
sion, without any intimidation on the
part OF strong members or the enforce
mont Of the cloture by the president, a
decision was,arriyed att 1t was al afiima-
tive decision. The president rendered
1t with Joy beamlng from his eyes. Be
fore an adjournment could be had, the
members had vanished-gone rs silently
as the shades of night before the blush
OF morn. They met again at the tele-
graph Enthusiastically of course
and by the time this is read
III Waco, all OF Murmondom
will have received the joyful tiiings.
1t was Nghteous decision. AS
Richard Downs, Esq, said, Aunty
Polygamy, nor aunty Columbia nor any
other aunty has any right to interfere
with the lares Of the Mormons. II a
Mormon wants to buy spring bonnets
for forty wives instead of one, or render
forty excuses instead Of one every time
he goes to the lodge, why its his own
business. And Just think OF the injury
to the broom handle trade this disgust
ingly unconstitutional bill would do.
1t is appa ling But the worst of all IS
the sin Of destroying SO much domestic
felicity. How charming it must be
to sit III the midst of dozen
wives, after the days work is finished
and answer questions about where Mary
is to get washer-woman, Jennie u
cook, Florence new dress, Kitty pair
ofstriped unmentionables, etc, etc. But
the greatest pleasure of ali that is
doomed to heartIess destruction by this
bill is that of spanking the habies
Lord, how we do love to spank the babies,
the little cusses. This last is the feather
that breaks the back of that bills con
stitutionality. In the name Of justice,
let the Lyceum 60 up head.
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How their Efficiency has Been
Injured by "GOnrnunities.- u

Tie subject of free schools has been
Il scusscrt 50 often by newspapers tn t but
little new thought upon it can be present
ed for public consideration. That the
state law is woefully def Give is conceded
by All, buf every attempt to improve upon
1t by the legislature has been abortive,
and so many theories have been advocated
hy individuals that the average reader
shrngs his Shoulders and hesi,ates about
feopehln% the -utjCct IN his mini. There
are lew suggestions, however, which.
ii hce he'd by the people, will considerably
increase the efficiency OF Mel imam
county's schools Ut least. The schools are
now being rapidly closed, although but
three months of 1882 have passed. There
are two causes for this early discontinue
ahct; first the early opening; second, and
the most potent cause, the manner in
which the county has been cut up ito
communities" The state law permits
the organic tion OF Ii community" even
il there l. but one child in it, upon appli-
cation TO the proper authority. Acting
upon this defect. the county has about
three communities" where tie best
interests OF the children demand only one.
In some schools there are not over ten
scholars, and we believe that in one in
stance there are only seven. The natural
a,.b s.hooI = 50 fip,inishnd hot il : in
sirruota ~, nay rnc tn.rhers md in,.i,Ien.
r,i ,iyren.p. tnr - term of anv IenTfb.
For jnsta3ce saw there are lhree schools
in a section OF country small enough for
oil the children TO attend one. In one
there are, sa0 ten scholars. another fifteen,
another twenty. aggrygating iorty-tive
scholars. Take four dollars per capita as
thoamopnt of money furnished nv the
state and we nave rhe SIM nj $3.50
which IN Sc chiIjren IRE entitled To. Pro-
r,t-d brfwrcn The three schools il giycs
10 the fr.t $40 to the second $50 gnd to
RI. tb-rl SSn 'pI,ci,,, tho tn3ch,r, sal
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business picking up daily with the
seat OF prospects not Tar ahead.
Wheat harvest farmers say, viii b.
gin this season as early as May J. hOol
viii DE coming in long before that.
-Waido's Waco City Directory is ont
OF The hands OF tn" printer. Nj. y. D.
Smith.thc agcnl.WiN commence 10 deliver
il To subscribers Immediately.
Sheriff Hall informs us that a heavy
do kct i accommodating tOI the My tenn
OF the district court. Quite number OF
parties, charged with Grim" have been
overhaulGd in the last few weeks, and now
await trial
Next sunday is Palm Sunday. and
the next is Easter, Spring bonncts viii,
be in demand between ROW and then Two
Glasses OF men are happy-GumaITied
ones and those whose wives are il the
country-one OF the litter OF whom We
are which.
Justice Davis was engaged again all
day yesterday on the suit between "
MOrte and the Spring1i, Id Fire and Ma
rine Insurance comp my. Late IN Jhc
evening the argument had hot been con
cluded, and we suppose the cast will by
finished up this morning
The case OF Chambers vs.. Hamlrtt.
referred 10 a. A Celebrated Case" in vcs-
tcrdays EXAMINER, Is not ended vet
Alter ge-aSSo mbiug Yesterday moraing
the jury agreed to disagree, and judge
Gerald dismissed them 1t viii come up
again at the next term OF court.
Waco as - vino esale market i gain
ny RAPIDLY, and il only remains Tor car
merchants 10 show themselves c4sal to the
demands OF the situation. - We be ieye
them TO br. in order 10 &c hiel g d success.
both tor themselves and our ely. scarcely
cguaiCd in the commercial annals OF the
state.
PROM DrJ II Caldwell wa earn that
the farmers in jhe China Springs nti@hhor-
hood are happy over iae crop prospects,
Wheat and cats were n ore time Thought
10 be injured, but are now known to be
safe, ugleSS late irost should come The
Nieldwiil be enormous il nothing uuta-
vorable should happen. \ light rain i
needed 10 uuisteH ,hr hard, ue1 surface OF
The ground ior blowing.
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THE JORDAN STOCK.
Greater Inducements Still

From the day that the Jordan stocl
saved from recent fire on his premises
was opened to the public, the! e has been
Il large and continuous run OF custom
ers. The building where the goods
were put on sale, has been, indeed
thronged every day, and buyers, III
scores, bear witness both as t.
quality and condition of the goods
and to the extremely low rate ut whicl
the are offered and sold. The building
well nigh emptied during the first part OF
the week, was, last evening" fully re
pienished from the large warehouse
where the stock was stored soon after
the fire, and thus the opportunity OF
buying cheap Is continued, and that
with privilege of selection from goods
not heretofore offered since the fire.
And, better still, it now appears that
this latter part of the stock, having
been the first slowed away, is really the
best part Of 1t, so that the opportunity
now presented, is better than ut any
time before. The sale viii continue, of
course, from day to day, till the entire
stock, boots, shoes, dry goods, dress
goods, etc, i'll great variety, is all closed
out. Place of sale, next to Chambers
grocery store, Austin avenue. diff
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County Court.

After disiuissing the jury and CONTINUE
ing the case OF Chambers vs.. Hanllett YES
ttrdav, Judge Gerald took up the case OF
! Matthews. Massey Il Blades vs.. Abeel, a
suit 10 decide controversy arising over
contract tor painting the defendants
new resideace. Abeel makes exceptions
TO the manner in which portion Of the
wora was execute q, and refuses TO pay.
while the .laintih' : assert that they have
complied with the written contract. The
witnesses are numerous and evidence Vo-
luminous. All Of eslel day was spent on
rho case "ithoU, finishing the testimony.
nut il NH Dc liIiShed to day. The court
Ill ,htn sit il judgment upon the sanity
OF a negro mameG Bear Willis. after which
The civil term will b. closed. Criminal
court opens next MonGay, with moder-
a,elv heavy docket.
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Efabeas CORPUS Case.

Judge B. W. Rimes closed district
court III Hillsboro night before last, and
came to Waco yesterday morning His
stay here was utilized il habeas corpus
trial of Self and Morris, the men who
attempted to rob Sanford Allen Ill this
city a couple OF weeks ago. The two
men had been remanded to jail by a
Justice in default of $500 bail Judge
Rimes reduced the amount to $3.50 and
turned them over to the sheriff
With instructions to release them
when they succeeded IN fur-
nishing a bond for that amount
which he Sheriff HalD would
accept. They were again put in jail. 1t
is not known whether they will be able
to furnish acceptable bond or not After
concluding the case Judge Rimes left
for his home in Marlin. He opens court
in Bolton next Monday. His sitting il
Hillsboro was in the place of Judge Alb
bolt, of that district.
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IsEk s0NAL.

Nj. 7. J, johnson and lady, OF Temple
were at the Central City last night.
Mr.. L. T, Foster, OF the Waco Rotary
Plow company, returned yesterday iron
a visit OF several weeks norlh.
DR.. J. Il. Caldwell came in iron
China Springs yesterday, 1t looks quit,
natural 10 see him on the streets OF Waco
Misses My Paul Stephenson and Mary
hlnnard arrived at Their homes in tits city
yesterd " after d very pleasant visit in
Fort Worth.
Judge W. B. Hines CINE down from
Hillsboro yesterday morning, spent thc
day hearing d case of hIbeas corpus and
lett Tor his home III Marlin III the evening
Col. II B. Parrot returned yesterday
from Fort Worth, 10 which point lie ac-
companed Mis-. PARROT and children, eu
route tor Virginia, to spend lew months
with relatives.
Mr. w. G. Watkins returned to the city
yesterday, after visit TO New Orleans
lie brought some views of the overflow
IN the Mississippi valley which are de-
eldtdiy Interesting to behold,
MI. and Mrs. Robert j. Brooks cele-
brated yesterday the first anniversary OF
their marriage. \ number OF friends and
relatives were gathered around their hos
pftable board at dinner, who wished them,
as viii all who know them, many happy
returns OF the anniversary.
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0223tt
NITATION.

o.. j. Buck vs.. G. +. Patterson ct ais
suit pending in district court. McLennm
county, Texas, MAY term. 1882.
THE STATE OF TEXAS. TO the sbnr
III or any constable OF McLennan county
greeting:
on are hereby commanded that yor
summon, by publication. John &. Wood
Whose residence is unknown, to be and
appear before the district court. to be hoI
den Ill and tor the county OF McLenpan ,t
| me courthouse thereof. in the CITY rt
waco, on the first Monday in Nav. isS2
| men and there to answer the petition oi
u-J. BUCK, filed in said court against sal,
JOhA b. Wood ct al. alleging IN Substance.
maj; on or about january s. 1877 anil
wood executed and delivered TO C. F.
patterson, then Wood and his sister. his
uced OF conveyance OF his interest in ana
To 5O5 acres OF land,a part of the Nj. Moore
one tflrd league i'll McIennan county
texas, Inherited from the estate of his
laiher anu mother, and that on said jam
airy ., 1917, said Wood was minor under
tWenty-one years OF aye, and that said
patterson conveyed said land. or a Dart of
IL, TO defendant. l.. Porter. and urays that
S!ld deed 10 Patterson be now declared
nilluih% ana July ratified by said Wood he
H'Nil% become twcnty-une years of age
ABOUT December 6.-lS79. now nearly threo
J ears past, and that said Wood show cans
why plaintiff should not hive such decree
Herein tail not, but have you then ami
there before said court this writ with
your return thereon. showing how Won
have eXccut d the same.
Witness, j. F. BeaZcIy, clerk of the dis.
.rlct court Of McLennan county. Given
l.. under my hand and seal of said
curt, in the city OF Waco. this 23rd Ioy
II March, a. ID, 1882.
L. F BEASLEY.
Cik. d. c. MrLennan Co.. Texas.
-Q32ilwd
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THE BRYAN n sTRArToN
Telegraph and ssusinessCoiiege
1T. Louis, NEO.

The book-kcepers department is ele.
gantly tittcdup with banks. stores and
offices, and practically qualities young
men Ter real life. The telegraph depart
ment is under the assistant chief operator
OF the leading telegraph company, and
graduates are successful in getting no
s'tions. For circulars address DR.. ". M.
Carpenter. president OF the Il. Il 5. col
iege.-O3I2dMIm
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"rhs sreat Southern Sea''l

"Brazos Chill Cure, ~ winch
is A positive amtidote for I I'.1.
has no rival as a tonic for Ou ....
an emaciated system iro'I rm
matte causes. and TO t10,e {.
necessarily exposed to mia' ..l +. :
ences. and are attended VII" ,.a- !.
t iHe'n ash y Of the back and ....
verishness, severe htaua., w. .'4-t
ton to get about, 10" 'P',,I', sr,ai
ness, Chilly sensations, anu .5s MI, s ID.
hot, burning fever, when ,;,,s1r O,
terminate in bilious, fr ii '1',,,ss.,
you keep Il supply Oh ID. .I ,ias,
lime and take 4 dose three . ,,- 4, {
No other medicine Is ,,,',.,,srfr. %
verv concentrated and poGi.,5r.
effrsts in removing the p3', no %.
mputS from the bIu""' t.ttar t.ll
annrecjate this warning o'I ,s.. az.
farmer. who is more OF ~. e,,o
to those atmospheric PoIso,i6is,
in the fall season, when si', roal b.
c r,r ms in thc midday sun, oS -bai
and heavy dews Of moI arr mes. l.'.
those malignant fever ,,,o ni5 r5coa,.,-....
lent. and to them we '.or ~y Chill ".
every morning on FiI ,m@ssh E.aier1...
avoid the danger Of l time spd 'A y,
say nothing of the M lil"s .trycb7is..,.. }.
saved in the end. ans pre'tI.s.... 3,
arsenic. The physicians drug. h.
it. ASH YPrice q 70
il and take no 0tlitL'h he
tie. Prepared only .,,ly., Oy i FG T.,,:.
IC'" Wsto, ~
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We have Just received a sixteen pc,
magazine from the Fashion Bazrr thar
docs credit alike 10 MIS-. Cohen ana the
printers. Mrs, Cohen desires us to inform
The ladies' that h,r opening days for the
exposition OF spring millinery" have
been appointed Tor " ednesdar. Thursday.
Friday and saturday. March y. 80 and 81 q.
and April l. To such as cannot be pres
emf we would say. visit 10 the Fashion
R"Atr Al any time viii repay them for
their trouble. The magazine will be
mailed to any address gratis ifaprlicItiou
be- made. U32Jt
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The Most Complete Stock o. Iii
quOrs in the City

| have constantly in store a fine aesort.
mcnt of
French coGnacs and wines.
kentucky and Tennessee whistles.
Baltimore and Pcnnsy lvana rye.
Maryland and Virginia old apple and
peach brandiGS.
Pure California wines and branlicS.
am the only importer in cen, raj Texas
OF these really splendid iuices. get them
direct from the grower, and guarantee
them superior to any goods in the mar
keT, being rich and delicious in flavor. and
uncxcelled i'll their medicinal qualities. \
complete assortment OF beers, ale, porter.
cordiaIs. gins and imported liquors.
J. y. GGLDsTEIN, 81 Austin St.
-tOH7
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a q ard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and intersections OF youth. nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood. etc, |
will send you recipe that viii cure YOU
tree OF charge. his great remedy Was dis
covered by a missionary in South Amer
lea. Send Sclf-addresscd envelope to the
Rev Joseph T. lhnan, Station d, New
\ ork CitY.-nQ2eow
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
4 Meeting Under More iuspi.
ciOus circumstances.

A special train of the Texas and st.
Louis railway. which arrived here night
before last, brought Col. Samuel ".
fordyce, of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Col.
Van Dyne, superintendent, and Captain
Fish, treasurer of tie Texas and ST
Louis, and Prof. Alex. Hogg, OF Mar
shall Texas. The latter gentleman
came as a special agent of the state TO
inspect the Texas and ST. Louis line
from Co sicana to Waco. Colonel For
dyce, who is the vice president of the
Iexas and St. Louis railroad in Arkan-
sas, as well as a large property-owner in
Hot Springs, came for pleasure and in
formation, it being his first visit to
waco. The party purposed leaving
early yesterday morning, but Mr.
=. NJ Seley, in whose charge
they were fortunate enough to be
for the time being, would not hear to
their departure until Col Fordyce had
seen something of our city. Mir. Seley
ordered carriages for the party and
various points of local interest were
visited. Then Col. Fordyce bethought
himself that he would like to renew an
acquaintance with a Waco gentleman
begun some twenty years ago, when Col
r. was an officer in the Union army. and
Gen. Thomas Harrison, of this city, wore
the stars OF a Confederate Brigadier.
Gen. Harrison's Office was soon found
and Col. Fordyce introduced himself.
1t seems that during the war Gen. Har-
rlson visited the federal lines under Il
flag of truce, to arrange some matters
Of negotiation, and Col. Fordyce
was the union officer who received him.
Their interview then was brief, but it
was courteous and pleasant, and neither
had forgotten it, although they had not
mt4since until yesterday 81 remember
you asked me to haye dinner with you,
and # [ am not mistaken there was Il
teddy mixed and drank" said General
Harrison yesterday, AS he shook hands
cordially with his whilom Antagonist.
The interview was very cordial and
pleasant, and the two old soldiers parted
with mutual expressions of respect and
friendliness. Colonel Fordycc and party
seemed we'll pleased with their visit to
Waco, and left on their special train at
III a. M, yesterday, returning to Tex
arkana.
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Soda Apparatus for smI.,

One silver mounted soda apparatus two
drafts, marble slab everything complete
on monthly installments $l5 each APP
ply 10 John Farley OFT
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l.roIrncted MeetInc.

Rev DR.. & IL. Carroll, pastor OF the
Fourth sucet Baptist church, begun u
series of services night before last, which
viii he pyutrlctrl rs long rs the interest
nIaHt, strd by The congregation and pub
lie GENERALLY VIII Justify. The meeting
Wednesday nighr was well attended and
rcSulte. In TWO ac-, ssionS to the church
IN lbs sermon Sunday night Mir. Carroll
announced the opening of these services,
ana emp ASKED the fact that it was his de-
sire 80 arouse tie interest OF young
ladies and gentleman trom abroad attend
Ing the. various educatio al Institutions
OF the city. They are sent here by par
ent> and guardians, sid he, Tor the purpose
81 receiving proper religious teaching, as
well a trimming iol the everyday affairs
OF tha life which each will soon enter
upon. and lie lelt that it was the duty Of
the cIWch TO N he esp, ciai effort TO
bring them within it, toldS-aliuding. OF
course. 70 other denominations as well as
his own. he congregation We're earn
estly requested to enter into the spirit OF
the meeting, and il possible arouse such
an interest in religious affairs as has not
been known III Waco Tor long time. At
the close Of the sermon DR.. BUrl; son de-
.ivered prayer. which, for appropriate
ness, elugUnce and fervor, is seldom
eauaed. The EXAMINER can but echo the
sentiments et all good people, and hope
that TINS fort VIII result in great good
10 the spiritual and temporal attalis OF all
within It's influence
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GOuCGrd

The members, and especially those
belonging to brass and string bands and
dramatic sections, are requested to meet
at the club hall Friday evening at 5
o'clock. BY order of the president.
MAX SCHSuD, Sec.
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Great Expectations.

Are always realized when the sufferer
seeks relief bc using pure, unadulterated
medicines, which can be bought at the
Aycauc Drug tore. Remember the place
~ Austin Avenue and the man, DR.. 5. B,
Halulett U323tc
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Professional Notice.

During my absence travelling in the
state professionally, Mr.. Geo. d. Wood
VIII be in charge OF my stole and furnis,
optical goods to all who may desire them
and give any Information wished.
Ii. ROBINSON.
032ltf Optician Waco
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e--
Catch the shallow.

Ere tie substance fade, w. u. .iackson's
gallery guarantees satisfaction in pictures
OF all styles and sizes, rs well rs prices
thereto. Gail and see specimens of worl,
which speak for themselves --U3U4.
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Rogers, RcXtord and James, contrac-
tors on the V. 5. d 7. L. K. from Shrevo-
port 10 Arcadia, have work TO let, will
purchase wheel scrapers, light rails, cars,
etc. U3l0lm
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Kentucky Whiskies.-If you want
straight, good Sour Mash Kentucky
Whiskies, call only for G. Conrad & Co.'S
Moss Rose Bourbon or Governors
Choice Rye, Ask your grocer Tor
them. 1t.
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Grand OpeMiuS--0n Saturday,
= priE Ist.

Mrs Leland q, Sister take pleasure in
announcing to the laIies of Waco and
vicinity the arrival of their new stock OF
srrlhg millinery, the latest styles and
novelties liz every line. These goods are
now beng opened and arranged, ready
for display on Saturday, April LIST. On
mat day II Is hoped that the ladies Will
cHl and inspect the stock, which cannot
1aIl to afford satisfaction. dtO4OI
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have in stock Echerman's best flour.
This flour is unsurpassed in quality, and
will give satisfaction Only 500 per sack.
V2l9tc G. {. MCCULLoCH.
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Compound Syrup of Sarssari
IOdIde of POTASSIUM

The remedies in this prepa-
ranked by the medical protest.
most certain sf alternatives an.
tives, possessing the power ClH-
from the blood those humOr d.
Piles which disturb its purity III
them toward the natura. 81
channels. 1t is employed VIII
tage in chronic affections c..'
eruptive and skin diseases, SUD
Anthony's fire, erysipela;, ?
pustules, blotches, boils, tun&
or salt rheum, scald-head, T---
ulcers and sores, chrome Ia'--
syphilitic AMI mercurial dl'ef7
generally for the various discs
ing from impurities Of the 0-ya-
1t forms Il powerful alrer4Iia
renovation OF the blood ana %. 3.
toration of tone and suelE'-
system when debilitatcd ~
Ask your druggist for our nlah'
are in search OF 4 good blo5- /.
and Alternative. Price 81 per ~
six bottles for s.. Prepared e,
and Willis, manufacturing '-
Waco. Texas.
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j /. Barnes offers drive In candy.
Fine SILK hosiery. silk net underwear,
Isle thcad underwear, linen and n linsook
gents w,ar at, Levine Bros Square and
Austin sIrrct,-0636tc