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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20
Go Thou and DO Likewise.

In another part of this mornings
issue will be found notice sigued by
the furniture dealers in which they
agree to close their respective places
of business on Friday, April Dist and
allow their employees to take part in
the celebration of the day. We hope
the balance of the business houses
of Waco will do likewise and make it
day of general rejoicing. If all
would close, the difference in sales
would not be noticed IN footing up
the total cash receipts on Saturday
night. The veterans are with us this
year out we do not know when they
will be with us again, some of them
no doubt will never see Waco after
they depart this time, for of their
number many are growing very old
and lettering onward toward their
graves. In view of the fact that the
peace and prosperity that we now en-
Joy was bought at the sacrifice Of
blood, homes and property by those
old patriots who surround us to-day
and their honored comrades who
sleep beneath the sod, it would be but
a proper mark of respect if our prin-
cipal business houses would close at
least during the evening of the DIST
a d all devote the time too making
our guests happy ere they depart.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20
THE CORNERsvILLE CLUB.
Eleventh Annual Reunion of
Old school Chums.

For some years past the Examiner
has annually referred to the reunion of
the Cornersville Club, composed of
gentlemen, who in DO hood days, were
residents of and attended school at Cor
nersville Tennessee. This club has, for
eleven ears past, had each year re-
union and annual dinner, in which they
have been joined by their families and
invited friends, and these occa-
sions have, as the years ad-
pleasure to all who participate. The
and then in another, always at the house
bers live, aud this year the eleventh an
Street giving the dinner at the McClel-
land house. Those present were Rev.
J. X. Street, president of the club; +. p.
Massey, secretary, both of Waco; H.
Mitchell, J. II. Mitchell and daughter,
Bryan; B. F. Richey, j. II. Richey, r. G..
Richey and w. H. Wilkes, Waco. The
present: j. NJ. Hot, S. S. Hall, G. II.
Massey,J. r. Wilkes,J. r. Richey. MIR. aud
Mrs. S. w. Mabry were present
Dy InNlthtIOn, ana also many Otners
whose names we did not get. Altogether
seven y-fOur persons had seats at the
table. Previous to discussing the de-
lightful and bounteous repast, Rey. J.
d. Shaw, who was an invited guest, Of
fered a prayer, after which the good
things which please the palate were en-
jOyed for an hour or more and school
boy days talked over. At The close of
the repast Mr.. Shaw offered benedic-
ton. Every member of the club was
present except one, who could not at
| tend on account of sickness.
Since the club has been in eX-
istence only one member has
passed away, Whitney Mitchell, of
Bryan, and his memory, is fondly
cherished by every member of the club.
There is in the hands of the
secretary of the club a bottle OF
wine, which was given by DR.. Mitchell,
of Bryan, securely sealed, and it is
agreed among the members that the seal
shall not be broken until after all but
one shall have passed away, and when
he alone is left he may open and drlhB
of it. OF the many happy occasions
which the members of this club and theil
friends have had this one was equal tc
any in real enjoyment. The club meets
next year at the residence of Mr.. H
Mitchell, ten miles east of Bryan, on the
second Wednesday in May.
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The PrOhibitiouisss.

Delegates to the state prohibition con-
vantion commenced arriving yesterday
and a large number more gre expected
to-day. Members will meet at 10 a. N.
to-day, in the Christian church, ON
South Fifth street, where organization
will be effected, the various committees
appointed, and other necessary business
transacted. The ladies of the
w. G. L. U. will give the members a re-
ception at Waco Female College at
night, and DR.. d. L. Wallace will de-
liver an address of welcome. All are
invited to attend The reception. An i'm
pOrtant session will be held Friday and
the business may be of such magnitude
as to cause a session on Saturday. Just
how many delegates are now in the city
or will be is not known, but as fast as
they arrive, they are being taken care OF
by their friends.
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Educational.

There is no one thing perhaps i'll
which the parent feels greater inter
est than the educaIon of his children
and it should be the aim of every
Young man before starting out i'll
life to obtain thorough finished CON-
mercial training. Waco Business Col
lege offers to both sexes the oppOr-
tuuity of acquiring the very best bus
mess education. The principal, Mr..
X. III. Hill and his associates ana their
assistants, teach mathematics, theo-
retical book keeping for beginners and
actual business sets atterward, prac-
teal penmanship and everything that
pertains to systematic everyday mer-
camille life. 1t is a college from which
you come out fully fitted for business
details and duties. Parents and
young men call on or address Prof.
II. II. Hill for course OF study and
terms.
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1.-The Great Southern Remedy

"Brazos Chill Cure when = fayrr
ranted tor the cure of chIllS al .i. and
is a positive antidote Tor ulal .iI ,'.y 10
has no rival as a tonic for buIliinS #.
an emaciated system from ' u,bo SIC
matte causes, and to those ,;l irfl.
necessarily exposed to mias !h he fol.
pnces and are attended with Iis sn n.
loving SYMPTOMS, such as loss o. 1lf r
tite, aching of the back anu iinjispO:i.
yerishness, severe headache i iiaspes:-
ton to oct about. low spirits sl1 ANN
n rno.. W cbiIIv sensations, and eysI sa,lr
hot, burning fever, when ;t rIn; or 10
terminate in bilious, in,,,,gge.t thsi
termitTent fever, we would ,u7 ali tha
Won Keen a supply on ham, me. dsly.
time fn and take a dose three tine s si;
No other medicine is neces .,.a-t,ll il is
verv concentrated aud pog's,door ele'
effects in removing the p9ls So one csa
piuUS from fl the blood, and 10 , han DE
rellts i10 this warning better ap,roosl
farmer, who is more VI ,ns especisl!
to those atmospheric poisonII5s' r I'm tbsii
in the fall season, when ga-l nooj Tnighs
and heavy dews of moTnl"S most pre''ii
those malignant fevers ai LA recomnelss
lent and to them we would MIN cure,
S to take or aGIg on rising if 5 4sE
:
say 1o @ff as" & the o. ln: n5 7d
s4ssatc in the The P Pny PdIsss, f
it Fes and inke no 10 other. Price p
tie. Prepared only I by 4 VILE,
IUcA'W waco, IeA'
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Aifer Thirty Hrnr-.

Yesterday, as he was having the veter-
ans headquarters, at the office of Gen.
Robertson, Mai Erath was accosted in
a familiar voice; stop, [ know your
He knew II was one of his old friends
but could not pl &c him, so he replied,
well, who am T." Geo Erath, was
the quick response, and l am Bate
Berry" About thirty years had elapsed
since they had last seen each other, and
their feelings can only be imagined
when it IS known that they were very
warm friends and messmates through
the Meyer expedition and the San ia
clnto campaign. The miss was com
posed of twelve. OF these, seven died
or were killed during the campaign.
The other five still live and will proba-
bly, all attend this meeting.
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Compound Syrup Of SarsdPdfi.Il VI
dide Of Potassium.

The rem, lies in this preparation 81
ranked BY medical professor d '-'
most certai Of alternatives ah deplIf
tives, possessing the power Of Ten0'-s
from the blood those humUri or pun
Piles which disturb its purity, dlT''l.s
them toward the natural e1ti5I'
channels 1t is employed Win 'l, ~,
tage in chronic affections % Tue AL
eruptiye and skin diseases, Such j. i, y
Anthony's fire, erysipeiss, E'uf,,
pustules, blotches, boi!s, 5umoFs' lS'm'
or salt rheum, scald-he;d. rlnS-" ';.-
ulcers and sores, chrome raeuin''s-ii
syphilitic and mcrcrriai diseases y.
generally for the various disease 49,
ing from impurities of the blood, "A.
1t forms powerful Alternative ioi - ..
renovation OF the blood and for i.F N n.
toratiOn of tone and strength ,! 70 ~
system when debiliJated BY oi + an
Ask your druggist for our naAe ,,, ~
are in search Of good blood p ,i. 4,
and Alternative. Price 81 per Ooi I'.. y
six bottles for s.. Prepared by l .,i,r,
and Willis, manufacturing 'N'
Waco, Texas.
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Headquarters for Fine Bug
gieS.

A few days ago w. r. Birmingham
sold to DR.. McGregor fine carriage
and jump-seat buggy. Yesterday he
sold Mr.. J. b. Baker n fine S275 pheaton
and to his father-in-law, Mr.. Fordtran,
an old Texas veteran who is here at
tending their reunion, he sold fine
$500 carriage to be shipped to his home
in Washington county, besides two
other cash sales to other parties. Being
a practical buggy maker himself OF more
than fifteen years experiences and having
studied the wants of the Texas trade
closely for theg past .three.years, he has
learned just what the people want and
says he is determined not to be outdone
by any other firm or point in the state
He telegraphed more orders last night
to be able to meet the growing de
mand for the work he is handling. He
invites an examination of his goods to
prove what he says. 420lt
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PRICE or WATER.
The OIher side Of the Question
by Nr. ESam,


Referring TO an article which appeared
in your edition of yesterday, headed "A
Strange Difference Between the Price
of Water in Waco aud Elsewhere |
would ike TO make a few remarks on
the other side.
First. If the "BarnumS,' who impor-
ted from the land of cheap water rates.
elephants small enough to run such lit
tie things as the Waco oil works, the cot
ton factory or even the Missouri Pacific
railroad, instead of one 'mense" 40-quart
freezer or "pOnderous" fan, the Waco
water company might be able to furnish
them with water TO run them, but with
the long summer ahead and the visions
of a possible lack of water, and being so
far from the Gulf of Mexico or even
tide water-mark at Houston, eau
tious superintendent of the water works
company could not but discourage the
indiscrlminate importation OF these ele-
plants.
There are some errors in the article
referred to but | shall do you the JUS
tice to say they are "unlntentional
namely: The difference between a fam
lily rate and that of livery stable-one
being So, the other 800 per year: also
in the cost Of running water motors as
none OF the parties who have got them
have yet put them up according to the
directions laid down by the Bacus Motor
Co., although they have been guaranteed
a rate per one hundred gallons less than
any town IL the state, outside of San
Antonio, (where water is not pumped by
steam power The rates published are
furnished by the Bacus Water Motor
Co, and are OF course the lowest they
can find, and if correct are given by the
water companies who do not have to
pump by steam, or, if SO, certainly not
with fuel that costs them over 81 per
ton, while we poor Texas water compa-
MES are delighted to get coal at IS to
$40 per ton of 1900 pounds. Assuring
you that the rates of the Waco Water
Co, are as low, and even lower than any
other company i'll the state outside of
San Antonio, l am yours truly,
JAS, +. EGAN, Superintendent,
No production from hons and malt
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Bring Your Carriages.

In order that the veterans may see
Waco, and to make their stay more
pleasant, arrangements are being made
for a drive about the city tomorrow.
All the carriages, buggies and omni-
buses OF the different livery stables have
been secured for this purpose, but they
will not carry half the number present;
SO the committee request us to ask all
citizens who have carriages or other We
hicles, to send them in for the use of
the veterans. The drive will be
short, and over good roads,
consequently there need be no
apprehension of accidents. The rendez-
vous will be on Fourth street in front
of Roper's restaurant, and the hour, 8
o'clock a. m. 1t is earnestly hoped that
those who have vehicles will have them
at the place promptly, SO that all who
desire may have comfortable convey
ance. The committee will show them
through various institutions of the city
and over the hills adjacent where good
views can be had
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THE TWO DAYS PRO-
GRAMNE
For the Entertainment of The
FEOROra bile Fathers OfTeXas

Following is the programme which
will be observed to-day and to-mor-
row in the celebration of the pres
enCe Of the Texas veterans:
TO-DAY, APRIL 10Th.
At 10 a. m. the Concordia Band will
play at the courthouse door, and the
veterans will assemble in the district
court room for the transaction of the
business Of heir association.
Entertainment at Female College, in
honor of the Veteran Association, com
mencing at $50 p. N.
FRIDAY, APRIL DIST.
Salute at sunrise.
At 9 n. N. the veterans will assemble
/ at Roper's for carriage drive over the
. city.
At 1920 a. N. the veterans will form
procession, under orders If their Off
GERS, along the sidewalk from Waco
State Bank to the McClelland House,
and march to the district court room,
through lines of the city schools, pre-
coded by Concordia band
After arrival of the veterans in the
court room, address of welcome on be-
half of McLennan county, by
DIR. ". H. WILKES.
Music by the band.
Annual address, by
GEN. THOMAS HARRISON.
Music by the band.
Recess for dinner.
At p. M, firemen's parade in honor
Of veterans.
Entertainment in honor of veterans at
Waco University at 1880 p.m
Dramatic performance by Concordia
Club, at Concordia Hall, at s p. m.
Schools in the city will please assem-
bic on the square at 10:15 a. m. on the
Dist, and report TO Gen. F. H. Robert
son, who will direct the formation of the
procession. BY order of
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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CIIarIueuSe.

No woman after reading John Milton :
description Of EYES creation, bur VIII az
knowledge herself beholden to Father
Adam but to Mons. Mesmin. of PIris.
belongs the credit uf producing woman in
her fullest beauty. Ii Is lie ,izcd
figure, the head in oil and the mnd-pic-
tured body clad in a basque OF finest ma
terial, hand embroidered and Hinged with
silk, while the dress Is unique and tasty.
and the pretty boot, Ike the head, done
in oil. 1t is the most novel piece OF art
in Waco, and may be seen at The Fashion
Bazaar on North Filth strCct.-C4lGtcdw
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly The best rsE-4
ton of any medicine Tor the cusd
consumption that We have ye. tgl
able TO find. 1t is prepared ezp'esT
for consumption, and those who 1T
affected with a deep-seated cough q
long-standing. 4 few doses give ID
mediate relief, and il keep up will d
feet a cure. 1t J., very soothing 70 Ils
lungs and pleasant to take. Que I'D
nights sleep, free from those iFcaAa
paroXysmS OF coughing, is worth lA'
than the price of "a half dozen bo.ln
Ask yOnr drnGgist for bottle .
once price 5O cents and 81 pr l9ils
Prepared only by Tucker i VINE
Waco, Texas.
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You are cordially invited TO visit the
Academy OF Art ard see tine specimens OF
oil paintings. executed on the finest silk
canvass. Also In liza ink and water oIor
and crayon. Copying and charging a
specially. Photograph rooms strictly
Grst-class. No gems made Artists all
from the east. Sample and photograph
rooms on ground iloor. Private studio up
stairs, on Austin Ayenue.-O42O2t
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We extend a cordial invitation to every
member of the Texas Veteran Association,
also to every delegate OF the prohibition
convention to look through our store and
examine our stock OF turaiture. v e. shall
take great pleasure in showing You all the
latest styles OF the season. from the cheap
est chair TO the finest bedroom suit man
utactu Ell. Stephenson. TihbS, Il Steiner,
No. p. Austin srreet.-i3O2;.
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THE CITY.

The veterans retired early last night
ana set the young men good example.
Our veteran friends and others will
notice the invitation OF j. +. Elgin x Co.
in this morning issue.
several parties Of the "Laurels' were
ont yesterday soliciting contributions tor
the Odd Fellows supper next Wednesday
Everybody ought to join in the cele-
bratiOn tomorrow. There Is no day we
ought to be prOuder OF nor men whom we
should honor more than those vino are
with US.
"A chapparSl cock was seen walking
leisuIely down Columbus street yesterday.
II came Is tar down town as the corner OF
Fifth and Washington streets. 1t seemed
very little bothered by pa.sers, but would
let no enc get close to it,
The Examiner viii be pleased to have
4 cali from all of the veterans and also
from delegates to the state prohibition
convention and all other visitors to the
city. Our presses will be in OpC alton at
p. N. to-day. running of our weekly
edition. and those who wish to ''s2c how
papers are made can haYe "a chance to
look into our press rooms.
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PTeuQIO.iCai.

Professor l. :. McNCesc i, rooming at
No. 81 McClelland Hotel. The protes ~or
j. the old associate OF O. ;. Fowler OF New
YoIk.and has dclmcationS of his characters
are life like in the past and future life. Call
and see his charts of the oli veterans OF
Texas. with that OF the most distinguished
statesman, physicians OF tie country.
His CHARGES are moderate and all who
doubt his science are examined free.
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WnICIose Tomorrow.

We, the undersigned furniture dea ers OF
Waco, propose 10 close our respective
places OF business on Friday, April Dist
after 9 a. N and lemain closed until Sat
ufday morning.
ANDERSON u b 20.
w. p. MARIN d Bro.
STEPHENSON. TIBBS Il STEINER.
Waco. April -. 1852
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Veterans.

We invite you to make our Office
your headquarters while in the city.
We have maps Of most of the counties
IN the state and will cheerfully give
you any information in regard 10 any
part of the state. Our Mr.. Elgin has
located 100000 acres OF the land.
Give US call.
Yours.
J + EIGTN & 70
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

Compound Syrup OF Tolu is the very
thing TO give your little babies for Group
and colds that is now SO prevalent
Tucker q Willis will supply you.
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aFFICd.

GRAY -THoMAs.-At the residence of
the brides father, Elder John Thomas. in
Waco. April 10, by Elder lSta Matthews,
Mr.. Hardy Gray 20 Miss Maria Thomas,
cnlOred.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

Carriers Liver Bitters tor the cure of dys-
pepsla, liver complaint, and all diseases
caused by malaria,are made by the makers
OF Carriers Little Liver Pills. winch guar
antees their goodness, Sold by Tucker Il
WilliS.-dwt0123
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

The public will please bear in mind
that the carbonic ascid generated in
The bottle of "Conrad's Budweiser
Beer" is healthy attributed thereto.
Ask your grocer for it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20
Rose Coco -SarnIIna

A perfect hair dressing
moter of the growth Of The hal
other compound possesses The I.'
properties which so EXACTLY ~ "a /. I
various conditions Of the b6m, ,D' Z
1t softens the hair when borI !
dry; it soOthes the irrita,ei '- I
skin; it affords and produce, -bs y 4
est luster; removing all d,,i
scurf, etc., thereby making II y.
have asserted, without pyrer,i n, :
best article ever used for the hal.
will only cost you - cents Der + :
Prepared only BY Tucker / Nh
Waco, Texas.
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Peace and Happiness Restored l.,,

TedCe anu happiness restored A3s
"Baby Collie Drops" did it. rf#
has now become one of the bor,.f /;
incispensables, and during our n,-
years of experience we have r.5,
been able to find anything TO sum.
cede it, FOR certainly it is Oneof4.
most speedy and sure remedie, r7
in use, and Vet it is as harhle,; 8
water iii its effect. No mother hlr,,
used it will ever be without il ann
There are rull and explicit diretra;
on the bottle. ASK your duLts.
price p cents per bottle. PfeI4s
only bJ Tucker & Willis, Waco, iela
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Nuns yelling new shades viz. cream
blue and lavender at L. Il. JorGans
Qll6tc'
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Backachc is almost immc diately relieved
by wearing one OF Carriers Smaru Weed
and Beliadonna Backuche PIAsters Try
one and be Tree from pain. Price - cents.
Sold by Tucker IL WIllis.-dw042S
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Notice 10 visiting odd Fellows

McLennan Lode No 241, l. o. 0. F.,
meets in Odd Fellows hall every Thurs
day night. Veterans who are members
of the order, and all other visiting broth
ers are cordially invited to attend.
tO0420 S. MARX, n, G.
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French poplin> IS inches wide viz LOU
Sc blue, elephants breath, ashes OF rUst q
and lavender at L. Il. Jordans-O4l6tc
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E'OR SALk-IhOse fine, fresh milk COWS. aii
l. hrst-class stock, have arrived. and those
who desire to purchase should call on W. L
Gatlln. --oI20lt.
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Black nuns yelling. black Henrietta
cloth at L ..R. Jordan 's-04l6tc
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Now is your time to get choice bath
and flesh brushes, bathing gloves o. all
grades of texture, both for ladies and gen.
tie man. they are so nice, and they do
make one feel ST. good. Tucker 81 " ills
have them and Just one hundred novelties
too, that would just do you good to see
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

No production from hops and malt
has received so many favorable en-
dOrsements from the medical fratern-
ity as "Conrad'S Budweiser Beer"
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Positively one price, all goods marked
in plain tigur"s. No Misrepresentation
allowed at Levine Bros'.-0416tc
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All wool bunting and nuns yelling.
newer prettier and cheaper than ever !;
tennis lawn suiting's, new and attractive
can be found only at Levine Bros
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ENOR RENT-On North Eighth street, ahouse
L WITH three rooms, large lot and a splendid
well If wLter. Apply to Z. Z. Burnham, --42Utf
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Black'tigured and stripe lace bunting at
L. K. Jordans.
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Gents superior India gauze shirts and
Jeans drawers at L. Il. Joldans,-C4l6t
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WACO EXAMINER
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are auth or.zed 10 announce L. >. Ingram
as candidate for Constable in precinct - !
McLehnan county, subject to The acton 81 Or, "a"
democratic party VI
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FORCOUNrY JUDGE

W..re authorized 20 announce R!cAar H.
u,rri-1, - a.. a candidate tor county iuuEr,
McIennan county, subject to the action OF the
pn.ypty democracy .--tNWt'
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va. authorized to announce Allen /. West
,i.,,,,fy FOR ras. four years. a. d candidate tor
collector oftaNas, McLennan county SUBJECT 70
me action OF the county democracy
u4DAI.yWtf