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The Great Southern Ren''''

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is S, a positive antidote for n a,;i.a, !.
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a aa' e an system from , ,u5, j.
~,i causes, and to tho. ,,, ,sri hi.
necessarily exposed to llli ,...lE he ..-
pnces, and are attended VIA, !.c, sr'r
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tite. aching OF the back Lam, ahs i1di:pJ@
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fian to get Sut, low spr5I' .I ,1
mes mess G InllR icycr,, which l ".5 l OF
terminate in bilious, ,,Ij .p.se;.i-I-
r ,frml kcsn 'e's supply on hl ,i@s.
time and take Il dose L I'lll.s..srr, $ !,
No other medicine Is ,n,owerfali 10 J.
no "', Concentrated and ponG,.oasI; 4
effects in removing Tue o5d no oa' I. /,
r p,nnts from the blood a ho.ts Of .b1a
annreciate this warning OSi les, sI2l
S sdTmsr who is more ,.,a !' s,pe.,
ia t"' thoss atmospheric poison, b.
IN IN t the fall season, when GOO rool r.s-t
c a., ms in the midday sa 1nios, then !
and heavy dews OF moI ara a9o.t Pi'C~i
a anp " malignant feye[ :., are
ltitTN mug no Wblllt .rf UL
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You will be pleased TO call at Mrs. Doss
and examine her handsome millinery.
The styles are beautiful and anyone can
be suited. She has from the cheapest TO
the handsomest latest styles in hair goods.
Don't delay bur call at once. No 81 IL
Austin reet.-4'0tc
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a Temperate Drink,

Purity, elegance and delight can be
had for five cents by asking for the
diamond Seal" Cigar, and having no
other. The Diamond Seal" is the most
fragrant five-center in the city, and can
be had from all frst-class retailers. The
trade supplied by 1. A. GoIdstein.
041Qtc
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are authorized 10 announce ID. [. kinnard
- candidate for assessor OF taxes, subject to
,hr action of the democracy of McLennan
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AIsLY IMPRESSED.
The I'll. and H. &. Considering
the Running OF Sunday
Trains 40 the Wells

Some time ago we referred to the fact
that Waco people had grown to the belief
that in order TO keep anywhere within
mention, as a progressive road, DESTROYS
of keeping pace with other railway corpO-
rations, the II. and T. &. must take some
steps toward offering its patrons the adj
yanlages of sunday trains. 1t is beyond
dispute a tact that oRr citizens desire and
will soon insist that thy be allowed the
privilege of a Sunday morning trip To
some neighbOring town or place OF inter
est, from which they can return in the
evening, reaching their homes at a reason
able time. The time has come when peo-
pie ask tor, are willing TO pay for and are
al seeking a character OF enjoy
ment not heretofore thought of or obtain
able, and the request grows stronger all
the time. In speaking of the desire on
the part OF our people to patronize any
movement in the direction OF giving Sun
day trains to popular resorts, we remarked
that the II. and Il. {. read WAS the one OF
all others best situated to offer the people
facilities which they would appreciate.
Wootan's Wells. the only watering
place within easy reach OF Waco is situa-
ted on their lines and il might be but a
small inconvenience TO the company 10
give Sunday trains so that all might 20
and come during the summer mon rs and
enjoy the benefits these waters impart.
The people OF Waco must and will have
sooner or later the same advantages
which are afford d elsewhere. and one or
the other of our roads are going to make Il
name by taking the initiative. We are
not permitted to speak by the card,
but can say as pretty wei
founded rumOr, that the Houston and
Texas Central is srrOuSly contemplating
putting on sunday train between Waco
and WOoIan'S wells for the summer sea
son, the fare for the round trip 10 be Ie-
duced considerably from local rates and
tickets to be good Tor one day only. As
we stated some time ago, we believe that
such a movement would meet with favor
and patronage In all quarters Al
least we can see no loss 70 accrue from
making the experiment. Waco people are
demanding such privileges and the test
of whether they will offer sufficient pat
ronage to warrant continuance OF the
train could soon be made. The Central
has advantages that the other roads have
not, in the way OF springs within easy
reach, and we hope that the report may be
true that the company will give citiz,ns OF
this place a chance to show 10 what tx
tent they appreciate liberality on the
part OF corporation and are willing to,
while seeking enj Jyment. compensate
those who furnish the means OF obtaining
II in reasonable degree, Al least, with
out discussing the matter further, We hope
that arrangements may be made whereby
we who have to stay in Texas all summer
may get chance to enjoy share OF our
home pleasures at moderate expense.
There are many different beers in tins
No. r-l-.t ~ .a Inc innfnrinr urtinln Will
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Refined Cotton Seed OIL.

During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply of pure refined
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. 0304tf
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Are You Gsoimg North or Ens1"

II so, purchase tickets via St. Louis
and the Vandalia line. Passengers have
no change of cars to Chicago, Indianap-
obs, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Plttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia or
New York. But one change TO Balti-
more, Washington and Boston. To ill.,
sure comfort, safety and speed, ask for
tickets via ST. Louis and the Vandalia
line, which can be procured at all cou-
pom ticket offices IN Texas. For maps or
any special information, apply to Thos.
5. Spear, Texas passenger agent Dallas
leXas.-Q5lldItw2t
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THE CITY.

Our readers will lind the name Of G.
j Gerald in OH announcement column
this morning. He is candidate for re-
election to the office OF county Judge and
leaves his fate in the hands OF The democ-
racy. OF Judge Gerald's record as a pri-
vatc citizen and gentleman We shall not
sprak. for words are not necessary. As
al official his record is made up OF facts
and figures which. whether complimcnta-
re- TO him or not, are real and uudiSpuia-
bic. He has pre-, ided Over the destiny OF
our county with at least dignity and faith
tuineSs, and in view OF the fact that his
record is easily attainahle. We suggest
that. being candidate. the voters OF the
cosnty may look at it and decide what
success has marked his administration. He
IS worthy, wei! qualified man, and is be-
tore the people on merit and capacity.
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Ladies. Make Yourselves Easy.

Labor and time saved. Levine Bros.
have solved the problem by bringing on
ready made childrens' dresses, dressing
sacques, white goods, ulsters and dust
ers. for less money than you can make
+bav,
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A few days ago we announced that
Waco's well-known and popular grocer,
Mr.. Lem Chambers, like the pheuiY,
had in one sense risen from his own
ashes and was again, as III the past, dis
pemsing choice staple and fancy sup
plies to the many customers who were
wont 10 approach his counters We are
now permitted To announce that hc has
decided to keep on hand all the freshest
and finest green groceries to be found
in this market and families should
make note of this, for when
Lem Chambers says Il thing he means it.
Hereafter he Will keep the best and
freshest fruits and vegetables, direct
from the garden, and those who want
that kind Of supplies as well as those
fine groceries he has in the past sup
piled the public with, will find him at
the old stand ready to do all that can be
done to please each and every cu~tomer.
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1t is an acknowledged fact that b.
H Der keeps the best stock of null,
Victoria and Bishop lawns, Partisan
lawns and all kinds of dotted and en-
broidered swiss i'll the city and price Is
per cent. lower than any in the city.
430tc.
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Compound Syrup Of Sars ff'i.9
Iodide Of Potassium.

The remedies in this prepara-&
ranked by the medical prole,'.ol s
most certain rf alternatives and l'!-
tives, possessing the power Of rem.
from the blood those hum0rs 0rF-
pies which disturb il, purity, l-'"-
them toward the natural tz-.5
channels Its employed with i-4
tage in chronic affections Of III :
eruptive and skin diseases, s.ith : :,
Anthony's fire, erysipelaS, s--:
pustuleS, blotches, bOilS, tuners :.
or salt rheum. scald-head, TInE.'.
ulcers and sores, chrome Tlel-A'
svphilitic and mercurial ll;eAr,' .
generally for the various d is
Ing from impurities of the Olool, r..
1t forms a powerful alieTail.' ~. ~. ,
renovation OF the blood and ioI ", .
toration of tone and srrensI ~,
system when debiIitated BY l- 5.-
Ask YOUR druggist for cur make, ~. /.
are in search Of a good blooi u, .5-
and aIteratiye. Price 81 per oo: 7.'.
six bottles for s.. Prepared Q, sl lI
and Willis, manufacturing '-
Waco, Texas.
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The Weather TO-DnN.

The signal service bureau report the in
dications tor to-day to be, for the Cult
States, fair weather, variable winds. sta
tionary temperature and higher pressure.
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Arrivals.

Your children will look tidy, neat and
cool at this season OF the year if you get
them couple OF those neat, common
SENSE dresses which can only be found at
Levine Bros.
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Mineral Waters ON Draught.

Gail at Castles & Co.'S for cool, pure
Vichy ,kissingen, Hunvadi Janos and other
mineral waters. Healthful and invigor-
ating, the very drinks for the summer
season. Ladies arc especially invited to
test them. This is the only establishment
in the city where mineral waters are on
draught.
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Call for Democratic Executive
Comm Hoe

The democratic executive committee
Tor McLennan county is requt sted 10 me ct
in the county court room OF
the court house in Waco, on
Saturday, May 20, 1882, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon. The object OF the mcetingi is to
decide when, and in what manner the
democrat candidates for county and pre-
cinct officers shall be nominated and to
decide when a convention of the people
shall be called TO select delegates 10 the
state and congressional conventions.
The following gentlemen compose the
democratic executive committee:
Ir-t;ao p-Do;Dot No ~ II NIill-ac
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California wine direct from California
at |. A.GOldstein Pure, healthIul and
chrap.-04OSIc.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

Weare authorized 10 announced, ID. allace
a. a candidate for re- election as County Treas
urer, subject TO the action OF the county de-
mDcraCy.
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EREIGMT RATES.
Over the Missouri Pacific From
Waco TO
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized 80 announce VIM. W.
Evans as a candidate for reelection TO the Of
fec Of Justice OF the Peace Of Precinct No J.,
McLUnnan county, subject TO the action OF the
Aemnrratic nArtY.
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No lady can afford to sit down and
make chillrens dresses at this season of
the year when she can 60 to Levine
Bros. and get couple Of hose common
sense dresses that make the children
look so neat and tidy, and do not soil
readily. To be seen only ut Levine
Bros.
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Gents Miniila. Mailman and all other
kinds of straw at Il. X. Jordrns..-04l6tc
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FOR COUNTY CLFRK

We are authorized to announce j Baker
As a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
County Clerk, subject TO the action Of the
county GpmOCraC
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We are authorized 10 anuouce }. W. Taylor
A. a candidate for re-elettio TO the Office Of
county attorney, subject 10 the alton Of the
county democracy.
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NEsSSOlRI EDITORS.
One Hundred Of Them Coming
10 Texas.
Galve.ton News. Yesterday

The following letter from the GORE,
spending secretary OF the Missouri Press
Association was received last night:
MISSOURI Press AssuCGATIoN-CAR.
RoLLToN, Mo, May >, 1882 Editor News
The management OF The Missouri Pacific
railway have generously rendered the
Missouri Pres assO, ialiJn, which meets
at 81. Joseph. Mo, next Tuesday, May 8.
an excursion from 81. Joe to Galveston
and return There will be from 100 to $50
OF Us, and while we are not seeking noto-
riCty by " blOW-Outs. or any extra attcn.
ton on the part OF the fraternity in Texas
(most OF whom | understand are absent
on an excursion OF their own. vet we
would be glad 10 meet and get acquainted
with us many OF them as may be at home
and would like TO meet us, on our passage
through the state. We shall probably ar
rive III Galveston on Saturday, May IL, at
noon las We leave ST. joe at noon of Nav
~ and will leave GalS estUn on Sunday
night or Monday morning.
Re~pccttulls, Jos. Il, Turner,
Cor. Scc'y Missouri Press Assn.
These gentlemen, rep esentng the
fourth estate OF the great state of Mi
souri,, while visiting Galveston on pleas
ure b, Mt will. nevertheless, note What this
md OF the world is like and what ii is
worth, and their visit will be one OF es.
! eci2l interest to them. The citizels of
commercial community
who are interested in the cultivation of
cordial relations with the great northwest
should take early staps to provide tor
the entertainment OF the visitors. They
will be here from Saturday noon un il per
hays Monday morning, during which time
ample opportunity will be afforded to
give them Il true idea of genuine southern
lospi atty. As the time elapsing before
heir arrival is very brief the suggestion is
made that the matter of arranging tor
heir reception be taken in hand at once
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There are many different beers in this
market and as he inferior article will
cost as much as the superior Budweiser
in freight, handling, etc, it stands to
reason that none other than "Conrads
Budweiser" should be used.-50S2t.
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We are authorized to announce Eugene VIII
Hams, ESQ, a. 3 candidate for county attOr-
nry, subject to the action of the county demcc-
rarv.
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Now is your time to get choice bath
and flesh brushes, bathing gloves OF all
grades Of texture. both for ladies and z, n
tl' man. they are 50 nice. and they do
make one tcel So good. Tucker IL " ills
have them and lust one hundred novelties
TOO, that would just do you good to see
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TO the Ladies.

Ladies Newport ties at I. r. Jordans.
~ lHfc
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900 gross assorted corks just received
at Ii. Behrens'- 0j07lw.
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Smoke the Belleview Favorite cigars,
for sale ut II. Behrens'- 0307lw
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W. are auth or zpd TO announce r. 5. Ingram
as o candidate for Constable Ia precinct No l,
McL.hnHu county, subject 70 the action OF the
dem, cratic PARTY uilg
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Chairman Dem. Exec. Con

Every member is earnestly requested &c
be present at the time designated.
W. IL. WILKES.
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DE FRANCES GARDEN,
AZ MingIewOOd Park--Grand
Opening Saturday Next.

This pleasant resort will be open to the
pubic ut O'Clock in the afternoon, on the
18th day OF May. 1852.
The park is on the south end of Sixth
street, on Waco creek, and two hundred
yards west of the Fourth street railroad.
In opening this resort for pleasure and
recreation, it is proper for me to say II
word to the citizens of Waco. | come
among youa stranger and only ask fair
consideration and trial ot the enterprise
which | have undertaken. | have con-
tractcd with MIR. West. the owner OF the
premises, TO keep and warrant !irst-claSs
respectable resort, ornamented and aduIn-
cd and be4utified with trees, shrubbery
and tlnwers. There will be no beer or
other liquor sold on the premises by me.
No diSreputlblC pc. son viii be allowed on
the premises. There Will be music from
) DEL, ok in the afternoon until II O'Clock
at night until the LIST OF September. The: G
is Il platform to be used for d ncjng and
other purposes, a occasion may require
not prOmiscuOuSly, but Tor the use Il d
convenience of persons OF admit
ted reSpectahiiitv and good character.
Club, societies and responsible persons
will be authorized to use beer and wines.
when desirable, TO be furnished by them
selves Tor their guests in the same NAH
ncr as In their own halls or club rooms.
| will keep on hand ice cream. soda water,
fruits and such othr refreshments as
seem desirable and profitable.
simply ask your patronage and fair
trial. Respectfully.
PETER DEFRANCIs
r, fering to the above take pleasure in
saying that Mr.. DrFTauci- has furnished
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Oriental So,odo,t
Hose Coco Sayoli,.

'oeO-SaSuline.
A perfect hair dra..;.
other compound possess VI. li.,
properties which so evan, ir' p
various conditions Of III" sd.
IL sOttens the hair w5. I'.lsr
dry; it sooth4. the ir .,i.' '.a,t
skin; it affords and pro i,5.',''el Z
est luster; removing aiy g'
scurt, etc, thereby mai, ,' .'
have asserted. witlour aug
best article ever used fl, .45- %,
will only cost you % cent, ,D .. '.- /,
Prepared only by TnoLe, :, . 3 I
Waco, Texas, u
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con, III CARLOAD I0ts, a. Ios, ~ ,,lIcrS.
JOHN +. MARSHALL.
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We are authorized 70 announce IhOs. II. Ii /
IingSworth rs q candidate for sheriff, subject to
the action Jfthr democratic party OF NcLenuan
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We are authorized 90 announce Allen /. West
deputy for past four years. candidate for
collector oftaNas, McLennAn county, subject TO
the action OF the county democracy.
u4uAjEryff
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized 10 announce u. Van Hall
AS 81 candidate for recollection for sheriff, sub
jcct 10 the action Of the democracy Of McLen-
nan county. OilUi&wu
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FnRlOTNrN LrnGE-

a. q candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
county Judge, subject 10 the action Of the
democratic party.
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Ne are authorized TO announce W. 1. Robin
son as candidate tor collector of taxes Nc
Lehman county subject to the action OF the dc
mpcTacy OF The county.
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sill Better News.

Tucker Il Willis are sole agents 70
Wootcn wells water.
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Convalrsccn's rom all wasting disc IS
rs should use Carriers. BitteIs for their STU
perior Strengthening and tonic qualities
Sold by Tucker Il Willis 5O4lw
S..lir a. NOV tor i,.,1ir ;or- gr u n,Iro,-
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We are authorized to announce James II .
luThctt a candidate for assessor OF taxes
subject to the action ct the county democracy
--d&Wtf
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Kansas Corn.
Eighth and Austin streets
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Sealing wax for fruit jars at II. Bchren-
-0507lw
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1882-06-24
A Great Scheme.
Wall Street News.

Gentlemen" said the protector
TO the group, rs he lit fresl, cigar,
'ssince the President has signed the
Chinese bill, and no more cheap
Chinese labor can De imported in
the usual way, l have a scheme 10
propose, by which we can all make
a big pile of money. Don't laugh
we can make it i'll stock which
you Know IA good deal about-Sierra
Nevada. Cine person addressed
thought he did, unfortunately Ii
is selling about 81 Il share now by
my scheme we can make il 90 up 10
30U, sure. They are now WorkIng
the mine down To the fourteen
thousand crosS-eut level on tie
northeast Wine us you all know.
Now, what we want to do first Is To
get John Ponulr to give US enough
SutrO 10 control the tunnel then
we own enough stocks among us 10
hybothecate with Meeker & Co., TO
raise money TO buy up Sierra Neva-
Ga at present prices. That will
give Us control OF the mine, the
pumping apparatus, and the tun-
mel to draw of what is pumped up.
Now don't you see all we have TO
do is TO sink the mine u little deep
er and we shall strike China. Here
you are-puInp up Cinnamon al $40
head. There's no law against
bringing them into the country
that way-have a monopoly of the
whole business. Twenty thousand
Cinnamon per day at $40 each is
500, 0UG-$2OO, 900 per day is S73,-
000, 900 per year-cOst OF pumping
nUminal-clear profit OF over $7O,-
000, 900 for us. This must send up
Sierra Nevada to 800, and its the on
ly thing that ever will.