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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11
EraeItY 20 AniImaIs.

We have or more than one occasion
referred TO the fact that instances OF sX-
tTene cauelty to animals are becoming al
most too numerous in this city to 90 IN
rcbukcd either when the parties are own
ers. employers or only have the animals
II red. Most OF the eases which have been
noticed were those of teamSters in which
the animals were overloaded and badly
beaten 10 make them pull! and when par
lies became intoxicated and i'll their revel
~ over drove stock. There are, however,
those who either from not knowing how
to drive or through malice, so abuse hired
stock us to permantly injure and in some
Instances kill them. Capt. NJ. r.. McLarcn
seems to be suffer from some OF the lat
ter class, tor he now has one deld horse
and another which is so badly used up as
to be almost unable to move He hired
two single rigs 10 young men Sunday
who proposed 70 20 somewhere in the
country on a picnic and did So. 1t is said
that while out of town. one Of the parties
after driving all day at the picnic grounds
went almost, il not quite TO Crawford in
The eVrnlng-three in the buggy and
run races with everyone whom they met
on the road. When they arrived in town
the horse was noticed by many
as being unabled 10 stand. but
SUI lhCb uIOFG nun anu when he
refused tn 90 at break neck pace. they
would whip and beat him. This was kept
up untIl The poor dumb brute could do
nothing but submit 20 the laShing. and
when turned in not much time elapsed an
I'll he died, the only relief that can come
to llv,ry horse. The other horse was
SO badly driven and over heated that he
had 10 DC bathed and dUscd with medi-
cine and is still unable to move about
freely or cat. One of Maj. Orind's Miller
buggi's had a wheel broken down in the
road by another party, who lett the buggy
and rode the horse to town. Capt. NJ
Larcn has OF course good recourse for
damages and no doubt the parties Will
come up anG make reparation tor the dam
aye rather than be prosecuted II a man
takes rig out OF I stable and the nor, es,
harness OF vehicle are in bad condition. he
should not suffer Tor accidents which may
occur. but because d man hires spirited,
valuable stock and good equipments and
pays for them by the day, he does not get
license TO abuse them numerically any
more than the person who hires man has
a right TO ilOX him for the purpose of
forcing him TO accomplish an impossible
task. Persons who saw The condition of
the two horses spoken OF, say they were IL
depior"ble sight, aud it is quite apparent
We need Il Dergh here i'll one form OF an
other
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L Visitto Albany.



! Waco, April 9.-liaying visited AL
! hany the terminus of the northwestern
branch of the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, and the county seat of Shackel-
fort county, ii was very gratifying to no
tice the cvdrnc. 5 of pr sperty along this
| road IL shown by the new and growing
| towns that have sprung mp in the several
! counties through winch il runs. The ac-
! tiyity OF the farmers with the favorable
| condition OF their farms, with the new
| farm that ARE icing opened indicates an
! early dew, l0pment OF this inviting sect n
| OF he state, The numcI Gus herds OF sheen
and rattlc gazing on nutricious grasses
and in fine health and yigor Indicate this
| Is one section where stock growing and
! farming, perhaps the truCst and surest
| sources ot permanent prosperity to our
| propla. will he The main source of the
| prosperity that awaits it in the near future.
! The county of -ShackelfOrd is certain
| ly one OF the finest farming and stock
| growing counties in the northwest, ami
when its advantages heCome known. must
| settle up rapidly. Albany is the county
| seat and i very tavO,ahly located; it has a
beautiful surrounding and IS reached by
raj from AGO in twelve or thirteen
! hours, including halt hour stop at Cisco,
where the Texas " Pacific IS crossed.
The Genital is working two shafts in
Eastland county and found a strata of coal
in each, which was pronounced by th0s .
who ciIim 10 know i'll paying quantities
and OF good quality. The wheat crop at
all points is IcpOr eli to be in fire cnndi-
ton and never more promising; many
fields at il are heading ont. Corn plant
ing seems to be over with and good stands
up. In many places cotton planting is
. g,.E - fin. - L.
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Election of Officers.

Rescue Hook and Ladder Company. No
!, met al the engine house last night fol
the election OF officers. and The following
mcWberS were called to preside in the
various positions tor the ensuing term:
W. >. P.unkett, president; Nm Breustedt
vice president; Louis Nywburg. foreman;
y Hoeiler, first assistant: Joe Thomp-
son. second assistant; John K. Wilkes.
e rctars ". W. Sr,~v, treasurer; !. G..
Homgr. NIX Scrmid'. Ted Never. audit
ing committee; v. " Selev. Ben Al,xau-
Dr. and Tom Pa3gitt. delegates TO fire de-
Ea'F m; Bart Moore, delegate to the stat e
fire department., Tom Pa@gitt. alternate.
These gentlemen ar,. members of the
company Of long Standing. have been
Ted IN he fiery c'usibic oyer and over
aI'in aud never found wanting. Not only
are they DEVOTED 10 The interest OF the o.
gan Iaiit 10 which they belong but they
nave shown by their conduct in the past
That they recognize bat in their hands. TO
4 large extent. res the safety of property
ard IN emergCncii even lite itself and we
can safely say that wherever they 90 in
tune OF necessity they will find every man
III the company with them As workers
there Is no company in the ite that can
surpass them, and or dress parade they
always yin the smiles of the ladies'. and
tnat Is as much as even a gallant fireman
could wish W. learn that Rescue Hook
ana Ladder company are in favor OF turn
M ont on the 2lst in honor of the day
ana the veterans who viii lie here. but c;ln-
not definitely say wheth.rit viii be prac.
flrao!e or not until after the department
meeting.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11

..Iha Great Sonthefn Remedy.

"Brazos Chill Cure" which Is wa
ranted Tor the cure of chlIlS dlli ~ AMI
is Il positive AntidOtt Tor lliiit,. I' nm
has no rival us a tonic for huii'i"S III.
an emaciated system from sHJh .,.
matte causes. and to those WIN A..
necessarily exposed 10 mlas li"'LI III.
euces. and are attended Win NV NJ.
lowing symptoms, such a i'''' ,,,,. f,-
tite, aching Of the back ana J'', III
vprishness severe headache, llid'sP' ~.
ton to get about, low spirits SEE ,i.r,lIy
ness. chilly sensations, and r'eI LIN
hot burning fever. which may HIl n.
terminate in bilious, rrliilll thai
termittent fever. we would 7"7s al tho
you keep supply on hand a d,lIr.
time and take a dose three iIi'l' MS
No other medicine is mrttssaI'' - ~ is
very concentrated and Po"'' .,",,. rp-
effects in removing the p"lson'"as 40
menta from the blood, al" ~ .h,o the
appreciate this warning Dtl''' avn9sei
farmer, who is more at re- ,.n1risllf
to those atmospheric poisoIi5, e iI, their
IN The fall season when gathering i.,bts
crons in the midday sun, cool i, n'H 4 IS
and heavy dews of mornlns ,o ,a' prsyl,
those malignant feveis are ' ln,om raeni
lent, and to them we W''Iii ThiII CuIt,
To take a dose of "Brazo' 'o.li,. would
every morning on rising, II lt s'.Sins. 70
avoid the danger of much s''I sun .TTenss
say nothing Of the time 'ar nj Of
saved in the end. No sti.!.e.rribt and
arsenic. The physicians PIirCrnggist tef
it. ASK your d. 81 Ter bot'
it and take no other. Pr''' =
tie. Prepared only ny 3 WILLS.
tV'A'@W v Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11

A mans success depends much upon
his energy. Major Hinchman is still push
ing. He has lately opened branch house
at Moody and one at Crawford. and ex-
poets soon to open with a SIS 600 stock ut
Temple. Messrs. G. W. Rice and II. Con
~ have charge of the house at Moody
and Mr.. J. L. FulIen OF the house at Crlw-
ford. He has opened tn sc houses for the
convenience Ot his many customers. The
major says he & Offering special induce
ments in his entire line for the next ten
wears
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT the residence
OF The brides mother. on Mary street. at
~ a. M, sunday. April 10, Ivy Roy. B. Il.
carroll, Mr.. \. hraNyich to Miss Lena
MOsiCr
The ceremony was witnessed by the
friends OF both bride and groom and after
me hPpy event the guests eujovcd "A
wedding banquet and the day was spent
IN Congratulations AMI the festivities in
cident TO such occasions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11

Waco's enterprise. the Academy of Art,
ships to-day large case of enlarged oil
paintings 10 Corsicana. Heretofore all
such work has been necessarily forwarded
to other points 10 be executed and return
ed 1T an additional expense 2li serious
delays, and quite often very unsatisfactory
reSults
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w Inch Waco Would sDo Well
TOW HIch the Course of.


10 watch the Course of.
! la various Papers we have seen no
tees Of the progress Of work on the
railroad leading rom Vicksburg tc
Monroe, La and thence on to Shreve
port, work on which is progressing rap
idly Only a few miles Of this road re.
maius to be built until there will be an
unbroken line from Vicksburg "a
Shreveport and thence to q connection
with the Missouri Pacific. This road
belongs to the Erlauger syndicate which
controls ample means and has la ge
credits, both IL America and Europe.
1t Is positively known that this corpora.
ton intends 10 extend the line from
Shreveport across the state of Texas to
the Rio GEdnde, near Eagle Pass, and
on the other side no doubt connect
with the Erianger interests in our sister
republic. \ accommodating surveying
party IS now IN the field in Texas and III
few days the engineers Office will be
located il Houston. As We understand
it the company has not yet determined
upon any particular route except, as all
other roads, they wish the most direct
and feasible line to the Rio Grande.
All bLiISS EpLSlktItbs WY LIlC CDkIiiC
should locate his office in Houston We
are unable to say, but his reasons for
doing so are good, OF ut least satisfac-
tory to himself. II intending TO rim a
railroad from Shreveport 10 the Rio
Grande anywhere within fifty or one
hundred miles Of Eagle Pass 1t would
not, Typographical dlrectness of route,
population, products and such like con-
J J I y,,-A 4v,iy Ln
thr0uga Houston as the b est route,
though We admit much worse ones
could he found. Looking at the map, it
will be seen that Waco is on almost the
same line as Shreveport, and from here
To the objective point on the Rio Grande
is almost an equally direct line. Again
looking at the map and taking in the
country over which the road would pass
running from Shreveport to Eagle Pass,
We see that it would traverse sections
rich in all the products that any coun
try can Yield Commencing III the tim
Der belt of Texas, it would gradually
extend into the corn and cotton country,
ana thence down INTO the central por
ton of the state, by far the richest IN
the production OF cotton, corn, wheat,
oats, i-uits, etc. of which the center is
Waco, and thence down 10 or near
Austin, and on 70 the great
cattle and sheep country of
southwestern Texas. This route pre-
sents every variety OF soil and product
of the animal and vegetable kingdom
that is found IA the south not to speak
Of the mineral wealth that might be
developed by the opening up of such
line. If such road IS To be built across
the e+a-e We Lclieva Il would Uook for
~ has, ,a,4sof +ha oonnt,t, on5 =
"a, l.. So ~: a-'
~ Nv, NC p',, po',1! i'I oth peoite re
I" d. ollce tG.i'',l''Lite %T'oLiIk t ttie
iIG . veneer o. ''l'9 r'u'e' we nave the
h"lhlhS D! laying 'hem oelore the com
fahy early ana ma! gam great ueHi'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11

Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best repa-l.
ton OF any medicine Ion the cuird
consumption that We have YET been
able to find. It is prepared expressly
tor consumption, and those Who AT
affected With Il deep->raicd cough Of
lOng-standing. A few dose, i've in,
mediate relief, and il kept up will el-
feet a cure. IL is very soothing to tie
lungs ami pleasant to take. One gool
nights sleep, free from those ireail
paroXysmS Of coughing, is worth more
than the price OF halt dozen bottles
Ask your druggist tor bottle 81
once; price 90 cruls and 81 pei bottl5
Prepared only by Tucker u Wills
Waco, Texas.
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AS the forthcoming reunion OF Veterans
is to the people Of Waco, il is OF equal in
trrest to know thar the Avenue drug
storo. next door TO San@er's, is the place
10 buy medicines. perfumes. etc. and that
the propri, tor. Or. HAMLET. and his gen
tlemanlY clerk, are the men who can sell
them. Olltc.
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Wholesale grocer. 42l AMI 423 North
main and 203. POI 200 and POS Vine streets
1t. Louis, Mo. Issue Il weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
tree OF charge on application. 02-27dwly
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A Critical Observer

With true discriminatiye and refined
taste. may find quite field of amuSenl EN-
while promenading our thoroughtares il
the close scrutiny OF the various styles oI
dress, and more particularly the peculiar.
tiles of adde's head-wear, While some
bonnets have feathers, flowers. etc, piled
mountain high in questionable profusion.
with colors in closest proximity that will
not blend, but offend the eye, you NAV
observe Others that are rich. elegant
symmetrical and attractive, whose origin
may be traced TO Mrs. Cohen, of the
FaShlon BaZar. O409tc.
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All the leading styles OF the season, the
Derby, Manila, Stctson and straw hats
for gents boys and children, can be found
in great variety at Lewins Bro's.-O 4OStc
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a perfect hair dressing
m"ter of the growth 90 The hair w
other compound Possesses the ra..t NJ
properties which 80 exactly in; ,'. y.
various conditions OF the human '-'
Ii softeus the hdif When bg,J '' -'t
dry it s""th@s the irriiateI .. l.''
skin; it affords and produces tba ., rE
est luster; removing all dsnir,t
sturf, etc, thereby making il a. a.
have asserted, without eYrrpl,oT W.
best article ever used for the hair . ~
will only cost you 70 cent. her t5, ,''
Prepared only by fucker Il NTH,
Waco, Texas.
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Baby Collc bror-" did #. ed.,
las now bccome one of the bnu.rhai
iudispemsableS, AMI during our m,rr
years OF experience We have rpy-,
been able to find anything to sol+,.
cede it, for certainly il {, one Of tfs
most speedy and sure trmrdirs NOM
iii use, and Yet it is as harmless 4,
water in its effect. No mother b,,.e,
used ii viii ever be without it agli5'
There are tull and explicit IigerrJu,
on the bottle ASK your duggg.
price - cents per bottle PREPARED
only bJ Tucker x Will Wsco, Ten,
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Compound Syrup of Sarsaparila vi
IOdide of Potassium

The remedies in this preparation sire
ranked by the medical profession Is II'
most certain wf alternatives and depuTi'
lives, possessing the power OF renewing
from the blood those humOrs or prince
piles which disturb its purity, directing
them toward the natural eXergloF!
channels Ii is employed with altsl'
tage i'll chronic affections Of the 'AiL'
cruptive and skin diseases, such Is D.
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, pnpI@'
puStules, blotches, boils, tumor', 'ri'a'
or salt rheum, sCald-head, ring-"oiI'
ulcers and sores, chrome Rheumatism,
syphilitic ami mercurial diseases, anu
generally for the various diseases sl2
ing from impurities of the blood. d..
1t forms powerful Alternative ioI .l'
renovation of the blood and for Tie re-
tOraIion OF tone and strength 10 wv
system when dcbilitated by di .s,
Ask your druggist tor our mahe' j A.
are in search OF good blood p',''a,
and alternative. Price 81 per bottle, y,
six bottles for 81. Prepared by lu.ID
and Willis, manufacturing chel''''
Waco, Texas.
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Hop, Whit, Hop

Beer. ale, porter, stout, wines and liq-
uors, domestic and imported OF the best
qualities at |. a GoIdStcin's.-01
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SILK grenadines can be found finer and
in great variety al Levine Bros. lone
price establishment.
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Paper bags AT less than cost; closing
ont stock at w. IL. Watkins book store
0409lw.
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For nice white OF colored shirt. OF =
stylish scarf, call on Sanger Bro S. 0409tc
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BronAuH's ice cream parlors under the
Taylor house, are now open for the season
and are die pOpular resort. 04O6lw
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Sea Breeze, the best perfume in the
market, at IL. Behren's. UlOStf
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The best preventive OF consumptive dis
eases OF the lungs, bowels or hidnrvs is
brown Iron Bitiers. II check all decay.
NWf0llk -
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THAT Train Robbery.

From Mr.. j. II. Conn, formerly of this
city, but now travelling tor Leon " h.
Blum. GaIyest on and who was d pasSen-
ger on the Santa Fe train which was Over
hauied and robbed. We learn
the train was not stopped
by the robbers, but was standing
about 4 mile north OF Blum station al Il
water tank. There were tive men in the
party who wore strips of OF cloth or buck
skin over their faces. When they boarded
the train they did not trouble the engineer,
mail or express agents. bur entered the
pass niger coaches. Mr.Cohm was sitting in
the forward end OF the smoking car
talking with the CONDUCTOR. when they
heard the car door open and the next
thing a man called out, hand W Cd
d-m you" COhn and the conductor be-
Ing near the door, made 81 break for the
platform, and IS they mt out Cchn
heard bullet whistle by his head. which
went through the door and into the bag
gage caT. They ran to the engineer and
told him 10 pun out with all speed posi-
bic, which he did. The robbers stald on
the train about five minutes and went
through the passengers for their money.
and then jamped of about Il nj = from
where the train was standing when they
boarded il. Ii is thought they got about
SZoV.OU Ill money. one gentleman threw
purse containing $1,000 in gold from the
window and came back next morning and
found ii. Ii is thought the robbers were
All persons living in that vicinity and
green ut the business or they would have
secured the engineer first aud then visited
the mail and express Car. Mr.. Cohn had
considerable money, notes, etc. and would
have jumped of had not the train pulled
out. Vigorous efforts are being made 10
apprehend the robbers, and it is thought
that If one can be caught it will lead to
the arrest OF all of them If caught the
severest penalty the law allows should be
visited upon them.
California wine direct from California
At l. A.Goldstein's. Pure, healthtul and
cheap.-04UStc.
The ladies are especially asked TO call
and see the case OF fine millinry Just in
at Mrs. Leland Y Sisters .-O40Sjt
Summer is coming. Before il gets too
hot, 90 TO Sanger Bros. ami get Il fine suit
OF their mems light NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Bremond water fresh every day at II.
Behren's. OI0Stf
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70 hne suit OF Mems or boys cloth
lnS, 70 10 Sanger Bros. OI0gtc
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Stockholders Meeting.

W. N. Rogers, Secretary Waco Rotary
Plow Company. You are hereby re-
quested to call special meeting" of
the stockholders of the Waco Rotary
Plow Company to convene as early as
practicable for the purpose of inyesti-
eating the fin ncial condition of the
company and for the passage of snch
resolutions as may be deemed necessary
for the interest of the stockholders.
THOs. MOORE,
A. HNcHMAN, Stockholders.
j. 7. DYER,
JAS. MAOHoN.
Waco, April s, 1882.
In compliance with the above request a
special meeting" of the stockholders of
the Waco Rotary Plow company will be
held at the office of the company at
Hinchman's store, on Tuesday, April
llth, 1882, at o'clock p. m.
w. NJ. RoGRRs,
Secretary,
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To The DRY Good Merchants.

We would say H. the time is al hand lcr
you to pack away your wooden and worst
ed goods, we have on hand a good sup
ply of gum caInphor 1T reasonable
ligac5.
0l05tc TUCKER & WILLIS.
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Fine percaic Shitrs The famous Star
shirts and underwear. Nobby Sca~ls. new
collars, bcsT hosiery. and the tin st I'M
laundried shirts in America for II can be-
found at Levine Bros'.-0pStc
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Waco, April G, 1882.

In sevcring our connection with Mr.
Matthews, we beg leaYe to inform the
public that it is entirely mutual and the
flrm of Massey & Blades will endeavor in
future, as in the past, to execute first-class
pa niing in all its branches, and we will
nave on hand at all times the very best nt
paints and full line of wall paper. We
respectfully ask TIE public to inspect orr
work and stock and extend ous their
Patronage. Massey 4 Rims
Waco, April G, 1882.
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Waco, April s, 18S2.-o4O9 2t

Mems fine sewed shoes tor s.. 80 ut S IN
ger Bros. 0iO9tc.
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Ig-hisb bath towels at Il. Behren's.
U4GS.t
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Referring to the above, return thanks
to generous public Tor past favors and
rs Tor the new firm continuance of that
loeLal patronage extended the old one
-, w, r. MATTHEWS.
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California wine direct from California
At l. A.Goldstein's. Pure, hcalthtul and
cheap.-04UStc.
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Ladies and children's dresses. ulsters in
Mohar, Alpaca and linen of the best N AXE
newest styles, and lowest prices at lie vine
Bros.
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dissolution NOTICE,

The lirm OF Matthews, Massey & Blades
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
W. K. Matthews retiring from the firm
G. II. Massey and &. Blades will continnr
the business of the old firm uu,ier the fl, m
name and style OF Massey Il Blades. They
will collect all debts due the late finn Of
Matthews, Massey Il Blades, and settle ali
liabilities.
:MATIHEws, MASSEY Il BLADES.
Waco, April 6, 1882
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The ladies are especially asked TO call
and see the case OF tine millinry Just in
at Mrs. Leland " SSter's-O40S3t
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The Attest STYLES in ladies' and misses
button shoes and slippers al Sanger Bros.
O4U9tc.
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Summer is coming. Before ii gets too
hot, 90 TO Sanger Bros. ami get Il fine suit
OF their mems light underwear.-0409
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Ia our new stock Of Underwear We
have al grad, s ct GAuIk, BALkkIG-
GAN. lISi r THREAD aud MAIN
&OOk- both ia shirts and Fun SUITS;
ais Scarlet and Angora t.ann,ls Our
new
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son, in carload lots, at lowest prices.
.ToUN Y MARSHALL.