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WASHINGTON.
BRIEF SESSION OF CONGRESS-
YESTERDAY.
Minor Matters Discussed important Re.
publican Caucus Washingtons
Blrthday-The Lost
Steamer.
REPORT OF THE Mississippi BILL
coSGRFss-THE SENATE.

@'a''iNF mr. of.Hh ~
WAsutSgToS February % Tmmedi.
ately after the reading Of the urual the
senate went in o executive session and
confirmed the nomination - Alperuou
S. Badger as collector " customs Of New
ORR ans.
Garland ca I.Juntbo resolution offered
by him Yesterday for eapprinimrnr ,f,,
special commit GO to examine and report
upon the m, thors If mproi ing the n Vi
cation OF tine Mississippi river bclow
Cairo; adopted
The senate then proceeded 10 consid 7
the naval appropriation bill.
Tie proYlslol that no pat Il the money
appropriated Tor ihe general care. increH-e
ana lfotttuoh "i 'H' navy hrthr me OF
c0hs, rNtlIoh anu I'phli' etc., Ill. u reap
'leu 10 I'p"I,s vi my ""oieh w. "u'n
I,e Is ~ tlih a'' . vo't %, .u''! r'puT' sun
VI .,'' 's' '''h. i 80 W
persI ,"ye r,s" ~ e 7,r, ",H Inv va. w."
nrnvisiSn ,yas o,no,J,d ~ w. a. I',
iimit a., D, mar ca,, w., ,,,,s, W. W., ia ,, ,',
vessel oi The same siln anI H.. n.ot.'iI
and agreed to AYES "a NAYS II
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waco AND HER STREETS
One way by which Good
streets Can he Secured.

We have in Waco large number Of
costly business buildings ami re. licences, a
forty thousand dollar court house mum
bers OF line blpoded horses and elegant
equipages, and TO 90 with all Ihe,e We
have no streets worthy OF them. The
condition of the 81 erts at present must
prove to all, even the most confirmed
mOssback, who yehrns tor the happy DAYS
OF long ago when Houston was the near
est railroad market, and prairie schoOncrs
and lOng-hOrned oxen the most common
visitors to this city, the nee, s-ity OF doing
something 70 improve them. They are
well nigh impossible in places.
Pools OF water have stood in them
for weeks past and are becoming
stagnant and disease breeding. Not
only convenience to travel hut consider
atoms Of health should prompt some
steps to effect an Improvement We do
not suppose that any one here expects
ttns condition Of things to last very long.
All look for Waco to grow and increase
in p pulanon aud wealth, and they Ad.
INIT that the streets and sidewalks will
have to be improved and the streets
drained at some time, but they will not
lend their assistance to perfect the i'm
provement now Why is it? Do Won
expect that 1t is going to cost any less
when you are forced to take action
Will the tax be any less or
any more easily evaded? Such Ger. ainIy
capnot be the expectations or
opinions OF any Of our property owners.
The expense will be greater The longer
it IS deferred. Our taxable values in the
city amount to more than three millions
Of dollars aud very small tax on this
amount would improve and keep in re-
pair all the streets in Waco. The city
council at its first February NEE ing APP
pointed a committee to confer with the
property owners on Austin street, from
Third to Fourth, with a view to Undue
ing them to have an open sewer OF
brick, stone or other material construct.
ed along the edge of the payements in
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children from under fences in the depth
~ winter On one occasion, / have
seen fever.stricken patient carried
from his poor cabin and placed on a
dung heap, which vas covered ut the
time with bot OF snow, while the
sheriff W ing through the legal form
Of taking possession. The poor man
expired with snow flakes settling on his
lace.
DR.. Nulty, whom Sheridan mentions
above, IA a bishop ~ Meath aud In pas.
toral circu ar to priests used this lang.
maze Seven hund ed human beings
were driven from their homes in one
dag and set adrift in the world to crafty
the caprice Of one who before God and
man probably deserved less considers.
ton than the last and least OF them, and
we remember well that there was
not single shilling OF rent due
on the ct tte at the time, except by one
man aud the character ard acts of that
man made it perfectly clear that the agenf
ard hims,lf quite understood each other.
I nc croN bar b igade recoiled with terror
from t@u dwellings They had learned
that typhus lever held those houses In its
grH p, and suppl ated the agent ~ spare
them. The agent was memorable, and
Ordctcl large winnowing sheet
sccur u over the beds In which the fever
victims lay, and directed the houses nm
rooted cautiously and slowly because, he
"a Il, he very much disliked the bother
and di comfort Of a corOner's inquest.
] administered tn" last sacrament Of the
church 10 tour Of these fever victims
next day, and saved the above mention
I'd wiunowing sheet. There was not
then a roof nearer me than the canopy
If heaven
A thorough course Of Acker's Blood
Elixir will remove all faint from the
blood 1t cures scrofula, ulcers, bulls
and pimples. Sold by Castles, Morrison
n Co.. druggists, Waco, Texas
d lgdNwly ..
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PERSON L..

Peter c. Ruckcr. Esq, from Bolton, "
registered at the Pacific.
Mir. Il. W. Young. OF the firm of Z. a
Heating Is Co., Daila>, Is in the city.
Mr.. w. l. Gatlin is steadily recovering
from the effects OF an overdose of NOR
phine.
Mr.. W. II. Fullon, formerly q citizen of
Waco. but now living at Lampasa-, came
in yesterday.
Col. J. Il, Van Dyne and party returned
from Gattsyille yesterday in their special
car, "City OF Waco"
VIM. W. Evans, Esq. has taken up HE
quarters at the McClelland. The mud Is
too tough tor HIM TO 20 home every day
Mr.. Clark $. Sammls. manager and
treasurer. and Mr.. Chas. llaystcad, agent
Ot Rose Eytingr, were IN tue city ycster'
duo, making arran gcments for the apo ar
nnce oil Miss Eytnge at the opera hOust
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO, FEBRUARY %, 1888.
THE CITY.

The birthday OF the father OF Inns
county was not celebrated in Waco.
shannon the young man who is ac
cused of stealing n pistol and ovcrcoat
and who was arrested at Dallas. will b,
brought here 10 answer the chang,
The mucn abused city COW paid hci
lie poets TO Mr. Pa'me'. the tccd m8n, 90
Fourth street yesterday. by ups ting ana
smashing bucket OF egg, and tuen mak-
iug off wth a bundle NJ oats.
"A tall youth from Coryell county was
arrested near the narrow gauge {, poi Nt--
terdly afternoon tor clevating his voice
louder than l. permitted by ia~. Nh'n
s,arched a small pistol was found on ms
person. He will have very mt resting
interview with tue recorder this morning
IA Young German. who has Tor some
time p Isl has been tending bar ~ one ~
our most popular Austin avr nue. saloons,
was dismissed by his employer yesteld y
morning.and given some who'll some al
vice and adv sad to l. ave the city lie
lett lie had been "knOckinE down too
much and hls employer di,cOv, red It, lie
refunded $50 and was allowed to retain
enough TO pay his passage 10 distant
point.
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In NIenorian.

At regular meeting pt the Waco I.v-
ceum, February -, lN>3, the following
resolutions were read and unanimously
adopted.
W, I. Eyans,thc subject of this momori-
~, hh' been summoned by deaths decree
to enter the dark rralm oi mystery, and
leave us but the klndly memory OF
manly ualt, and brilliant talents.
His eager eyes had scarce seen the sun
OF nnnhp"d's morning when across the
bright horizon rolled the muTky clouds OF
dcaih. lie Was 70 creature OF magnificent
possibilities. lie wa. endowed with a
strong mi1d. hIckei 1y sound common
sense. With his native talent, added 10 the
10 cr of character hr possessed: his career
would have ht en- successful In wh.t.ycr
erect ION lac might put forth his ,illrts.
As drb1ter, We all knew HIM ready In
speech, qulc, in argImen'; rs % friend he
wts true. I'll life was gentle. and IN, cle-
meut, so mixed 10 him that nature might
stand ny and say 10 an the world, thu, wa,
a man. We mourn his loss because IL /,
itrepaiHhlD, and as q >Oci. rs
R-sovr, that Ne tender 10 his relative,
our deepest sympathy, and hepe win
them, that in some higher lite his talents
may ind scope denied them here.
Resolved, thtt the secretary Dee instruct
Ell to forward "A copy OF this memorial to
tue family Of the deceased; also, copy Il
tue waco DtllN EXAMINER for publication
EoR'r ii. EoGBRs. President.
W D hlNCHtLoE, Secretary.
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The Neutrality-suspicious..

Mr. Shaw informs the EXAMINER TINT
the cepton OF the opening number ol
dent Pulpit" has met with a sue
cess even beyond his cXpccM-
tons He had booked quite number OF
regular subscribers before the magazine
went to press, and has filled large orders
from news dealers in leading towns an Il
on the railroads. Here In the city the
ne ySboys have sold several hundred
copies on the tIects, and the edition OF
two thousand copies will soon Toe rN-
huustpl
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One of the latest and most pleasant OF
bill liquid cathartics, this elegant prepare
ton l. made with scrupulous care IRON
the best and most carefully selected Mate
rial 1t is with the greatest pleasure tLh
we recommend this very superior IA
harmless remedy rs being the saicst AT
surcst laxative and cathartic tor wear
males and children, now In use, and f.
habitual constipation and indigestion, yoN
cannot find anything more speedy or cc
tain. 1t is combined with aromatics ii
such manner that the bitterness of tn,
cascara sagrada is completely disguised
ASK your druggist for it, and be sure t.
take no other. Price 30 cents per bOttl0
Prepared by Fucker Il Willis, Waco
Texas.
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Fer several days the public has been
on the qui vivo M to the identity OF
"Rochelle,' whose advent was announced
in these columns. "Rochclc' has ar.
rived at last, aud will make headquarters
at A. Here's two places, on Austin ave-
nue., aud at the Pacific hotel. "Rochellc'
il cigar, made especially for Herr, and
one Of the best cigars that money ever
bought. Try 'Rochellu' aud be- con
viured -ODD3dtc
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GrcnIIn,imCcmenIs

In order to reduce my stock am OF.
fering everything at reduced prices
Cor,ets, hoop skirts, bustles, gloves
neck wear Of ev ry description, trim.
mings Of different kinds, all reduced
Millinery reduced hair hrlids Mt cost
hair waves reduced and curls ut the low
est price possible. Hair worked up,
hair bought. Stamping done, Dress
charts 81; pleating machines ST. Dress
making by Mrs. Austin. Gail and get
bill for dress and trimmings, no trouble
to tell you the articles need d for each
smt. MRS. Is. j. Do,s.
No. 52lS Austin ST., Up Stars
g-g3dwtc
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LOCAL MARK l3Ts.
Wholesale Prices for Leadin q
staples Yesterday.

,a,,., r.,.,t,.,. 4. ,.oi.. N.rtat ,v.oL and
'9tWh fe'lp7, - bH'ea. hArhet "eah 81"
i,'lhlhF, I'"'aNy'nfn 7"i'r ~ y. 1'etua'
Garou and d,uf ,iin sugar and coffee strong
,yith "A IrctdeGIy upward movement; demand
HrtIyr SnchSuva ia ,Iruy.. market strong
"a, ia, ,r,,yarl trn,lenrv RerpIt,ts of cnuntry
t,t,,,iur.. y,rv ligbt and uricrs unrhnnyrd.
COTTON
strict mid1l,ng p..c; middling De. strict low
mid lllng-i'ct i,w tuiddliny 80. stained ! q
I'm
"hA'N'
iiuv. p"r tom, - ~. Corn, per len
y.. wheat NtHl'rrFaheAh' '5a''' Oa's
,p,,,,.,,ys Avn ,pogyvtYa
- ,,..
',lIl "r.uhhf! per tWt. - GOA. '%' We tholge
us "'l - -'' l'''ht pIut'He - '''t' W. h'''in
snort Gear. I-nt' l"nS tI"aT' ne. bry IT,
,'oit ,i"'a, ~ -. li'ii'-, Tah'aS''H' iau
III u IL - II.r So1 lI-r'
-us.r. h.r. -, L-a; W I gl,aIOti ,of.
Zee \ u4ulur. MnlI--rs iJoGip. Cot.
fee, tlr 10, uod, -t,alUtc; prime RIO lie
. choice lt.sltr RIO. 80 sc. Sal', LOUIS
lam, I'I sack, 81 IN. Liverpool ~ 10
t.ur Z. uui Un.. yer 10 rr.l :. ~. th"rsc ~. e.
o.ap, .Ntr, lave per 10, use; German owe,
ga palm. ,ei blue. per box, - -. Csndl
lain -tiuh, pure. l2a,.
,.Iyrry ruopure.
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MONEY Thrown AWAY.
Enrch-Trnp Devices Presented
40 WHco business
Wen.

The ENAMINER has heretofore nj
| luded 10 the many worthless advertising
! devices that are presented to this aud
every other business community. Some
man, who has never been here before
and will probably never come again,
/ springs his novel advertising schcm' ON
| our merchants, II IL usually something
| that minutes reflection will convince
any sensible business man cannot pos l.
bly, benefit Inn IN an advertising way.
II II not sceu by more than one person
IN ten where II chances to br displayed
and even then It's irresponsible ch rHcter
depriyes II OF weight IN the estimation
Ot thoSr who 10 ut it, In little
while 1t is destroyed and nobody re-
members 1t. But the shrcwd solicitor
has scooped IN three or four hundred
dollars from the town-twu
dollars fom this merchant;
five from that one; and maybe
ten from another. Money thus spent il
literally thrown away. We wish il uu-
decs'uud this Is not sal ON account Of
these lin crow advertising schemes in
tcrferng with the EXAvINER's local nd
vertisiul business. We enjoy credita.
hl ADVERTISING patronage here, and mp
preclate it, But Il our merchant. would
only uke the money they spend ON these
worthless, cutch-pcuuy devices and plant
1t in the columns Of tine Legitimate nd
VERT ing mediums all AR uud us news
papers IN HILL Falls, Bell, BosQue, G
ryell, Erath, Hamilton, CumHyc.e or
Busquc cuunty-Ht Dawson, Corsicl ma,
Hubbard, Mctiregor or Clifton they
would lind good iuycstm Mt Then
the adv easements would he seen aud
read by people who live in tins section Of
country; who trade at Wncu, or at least
visit here ucca-io. ALLY aud buy some.
thing every time hey come The people
in neighhorng counties will appreciate
this policy, for there Is nothing like re-
ciproclty to cultivate good feeling and
friendtiuess. Money sueut on these
transient, irresponsible schemes il worse
than thrown m the gutter. Spcndit with
your nelghbors, aud they in return will
spend money at Waco.
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For instruction in all English bTaDva9
and the study OF the German lahgu..
viii be opened by the LIST OF Martii ~ =. -, NJ
spacious and convenient senOol l'O-'
connected with the Jewish temple, ,,.
DR. Suhler, well known both IN Lui M.
and this country rs pcdagosue o. , Nv
merit and sixteen years ol praclicl.I , ,At
IIunce, guarantees to parents lh IlS ~
their children to his tuition. caIelu go, ~
nee, ssiul training in all eltuT ~ +.
uiauchrs of the English stuuie' am III u y y
G:rIul language, which latter n la,.. J.
come Important factor IN al O a.,,.
u. lie. The services VI first elA's a.,
mt nave been secured and no eH1lS ',ot
be spared to make this Institute N'
in every respect. ..t, C4,.
No extra charge for instruction IL ' ug
man (and Hebrew if requcsted)' Ah am,
ing class tor young ladies' ana Seo'''
viii be opened at the same TIME ,,s,s
For references and part culais f'
apply to Sanger Bros, at Their oIn ONE, ~
Formerly superintendent OF D'I'"' -
brew college.
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viii you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint Shiloh's NitaliEer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Castles, MORRISON Il Co.. Waco, Texas.
u2uSGm >
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always The same-AIways RELIABLE.

Always the Same-RIways Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the bes Dip. Ii i'm.
proves the Wool and does not injure the
sheep The cost OF Tobacco and its
transportation Is the only thing which
mas prevented It's universal use. Located
at the largest Leaf market in the world,
win patented process for careful and
f1tconomical work, We furnish PURE
hA TRACT OF Tobacco at a cost which
makes lie use an economy to every wool.
grower.
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER " WILLIS, Waco, Texas
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Formerly superintendent OF pS''N
brew college.

We think we can cure bad AZ,
backache quicker with one OF p 0i
Smart Weed and Bellajonoa pGa,atoa
Plasters, than by any other aP ,'os =
and after the backache is cureG, ,!,oul.s
still wear the plaster without us s 10
for two or three weeks or ious'ii Ballg
combination Of Smart Weed anG ed u
donna is a great hit, and 1t Is . nJ' VEL
lind any pam or ache that WI Iv ny,sl.s
to it. Price % cents, Sold b! HiJ
everywhere. Sold by Tucker
Waco, Iexas.-O22llw
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My watch entrusted some time since
to MIR. Schmidt for repairs, and which IL
claimed wns stolen from him. | will pay
the full intrinsic value Of the watch and
no questions asked The watch liz II
heavy gold hunting case, English lever
very badly worn, with the initials Of my
name in German text ON case nearly Of
faced This watch il valuable to mt
from association for the past thirty years
Address A. b., EXAMINER Office. 023lt
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An old nurse says: Acker's Englisf
remedy is best for coughs, Group, dinh-
liberia or bronchitis Sold by Castles
Morrison & Co, druggists, Waco, Texas
-0i9dSwly.2
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10 BE
Found q. Eatlt''
The best variety in Waco, .p,-.
that please every one. 'rN
ID f Lie A CT Els,

3ponnd tin broilod front, 81 cerp,.
tin.
3 pound TN mackerel and ,o-.
sauce, IS cent per tin.
pound tin smoked salmon. % o..
per tin.
, pound tin smoked Finnaw H,i#.
% cents per til,
: ound tia fried sea front, % s-,
pc tin.
, pound in broiled fresh macke,.
ceLts per tin.
2podnI tin mince meat 30 cents !.
tin. y
3pouuI tin miucc meat, Is cents B.
TIM.
5pound tin mince meat, u Cent :,
tin. -
5pound tin apple butter, 60 cent, :,
tin
3 pound TIM peach butter 60 cents b
TIN.
jpound tin ounce butter, 90 ceasp
tin.
5pound tin plum butt r. 60 cent. 3
tin.
5pouud tin pear but er 80 cents =
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour ut $3.50 ,
hundred or SL7j per SICK.
Our Delmonico Flour at 1850 Per !.
bred or Sl,SO per sack.
Our Patent Flour at S42O perhu.x
or $40 per sack.
These brands are pronounc. d thep
in this market by those who have tt
/ them.
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LAND SCRIP.

We deal in all issues OF Goyemng
l. md Scrip which includes
Surveyors General Crttilic tea.
sioux Ilalt-Brocd Scrip,
Valentine Scrip.
Purterlicld Scrip,
Land Warrants, ETC.
Full Information furnished on am.
ton. orders by wire or mail will re,
prompt attention.
PRESTON, KEAN,& co,
tU3OS Bankers, Chicago
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Messrs. Hamlet K Klaube' wiz n,ls,Islp,
the filling Of prescriptions q Inc q
As they shall devote their enu's pabii
the retail drug trade Only 'n ",;6p a1i
may be assured OF prompt 'e lncbss 4
the utmost accuracy in al! Grn .,,sn 90!
their bu, mess. German, Douel-'
Spanish spoken.-O2ll6Iw
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Levine Bros, are The peers Of gent
IN Waco 02lltc
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February L. 1-,3. N-bury Wesley and
wife tu ,lgiur~ ! Moore, trustee for
u-r0i Waco BuHlil : Association. lot
SOFT ia block ~. -, city Waco
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Ihe Mnnder of the Ane.

II is to BE- found in the Electric Nett
rnlgia, Lotion which is fast bee ming
celebrated us the only genuine spec tic iur
neuralgia, ncryOu, headache, lheum au em,
govt. tooIhachc, swollen limbs, AMI IN
ttci all inlltmmatory diseases. Ii is Won
deltul what electrical effect this rcmcd,
has ON the sufferer In removing the pain
instantly, rs II by magic. 1t is entirely "A
vegetable compound, and perfectly harm
less in its action. tbs no humhuG. Try
IT. Ash your druggiSl; price 70 and ~
G, nts per bottle. Prepared only by
fucker ~ " Ills. Waco, Texas.
For the benefit ut the invrrduluus we
here append two certificate, uut OF many.
Mrs-rs Tucker X Wiui,
Dear ~irs-lt affords me pleasure to SAY
that your "Eltclria Neuralgia luJiOn' al
iUriei me rtiiel when other remedies
have tailcd. SAMuLL T., NKIGnT
WACO, August II, ISL,
Gcnllemcn-lluving been troubled Tor "A
number of Years with neuralgia In my
mead, and used many remedies, | tind
nothing that gives such lnsiart relief a
your Electric Neuralgia Lotion
joins >. MOORE.
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Go to Stephenson, Tlbb' q as -
you want nice, cheap dressing '
02l7tc
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"ItocbeiIc" nsus Arrived!

A hot, broilcd oyster after each drink
nj Ropcr's saloon. 2l5tC
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When you drink at Ropef's call for
the oyster 2l5tc
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lAv. unr ton, ."talu.oI. Cora. per ten
gNs. Wheat. Mediterranean, .tassjc. Oau
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= The following papers were nlei for recor+
tho clerk : office Yesterday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-11-28

A. V. H. Carpenter, general pas
senger and ticket agent Of the Chica-
60, Milwaukee and st. Paul railway,
has just issued for free distribution
a twenty page pamphlet entitled the
Northwest and Far West" which
is mainly devoted to a description Of
the climate, soil and resources of the
counties in Dakota through which
the lines of that company pass. The
pamphlet is handsomely printed
and illustrated, and contains a COM
prehensive fund Of just such infor.
nation as is useful to persons who
are contemplating a removal to the
territory. Persons desiring a copy
of the pamphlet should address A.
V. H. Carpenter, Milwaukee, Wis
consin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-11-28
An Excellent Dentist.

DIR. Il. T. Holt, who is well known
here, is now located at the Mer.
chants Hotel, this city, where he
will remain until after the holidays,
prepared to do all kinds of work in
the line Of dentistry. The following
from the Webster City Adrertise,
published at DR.. Hollis old home.
will indicate to some extent the doc.
tors ability in his profession.
"Dr. +. T. Holt started last Satur-
day morning for Sagwache, Col, and
will remain in the west for a few
months practicing his (dental) pro-
fession. The doctor has been a res
ident Of Webster City for fifteen
years, and has built up a reputation
as a dentist, having done work for
almost every town in the northwest,
and it is admitted on all sides that
he gets up the incest, strongest and
best fitting teeth of any dentist in
the west. He is thoroughly equipped
with all the appliances to do 6rst-
class work, and he does it. During
the past year he has put up 165 sets
of teeth, and all with entire satisfac-
ton to his patrons. He was in Col
orado a few months over a year ago,
and from every town where he work
ed, came such urgent requests for
his return that he consented to make
another trip west. We wish DR..
Holt success while absent, and his
many friends will welcome him
back on his return"