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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28

ell about this. The people of the free
states, and the term free states was never
more applicable and full of meaning than
now, will have to conquer this form of
rebellion at the ballot box"
TIE Rutland Herald having warmly fa-
vored Frederick Billings for the governor.
ship, the Argus therefor SCALED" the ed.
itor, who was vehemently opposed to the
reelection of Judge Royce. The Herald
makes good rejoinder, in the course of
which it says: THE state legislature, af-
ter full discussion of the matter, has
voted that 1t does not make against the
chief justice of the supreme court to omit
to put in a list, and If it does not, we do
not see that it makes against Senator Nor.
rill or Mr.. Billings, whose action was
adopted when neither of them were in q
legislative position to vote the law up or
down, or in judicial position to bring it
into contempt. The defence of Judge
Royce that was approved and accepted by
the legislature is certainly sufficient to
embrace in its amplitude the cases of per-
sons holding no official position bearing
upon the tax law, whether it be Senator
Edmuuds, Ex-Governor Smith, Senator
Morrill,, Mr.. Billings, or Judson of Ar
lington. The legislature presumptively
stood for the state, and the reelection of
Royce was an act of general amnesty to
all" doubled " taxpayers high and low.
The state that has elected
Judge Royce, whose private action seemed
to US inconsistent with his judicial posi-
ton aud attitude toward the tax law,
cannot exclude from its verdict of sat
isfaction private citizens who had no
official responsibility, legislative or judi
cial, for the tax law. Royce was just the
Judge that the Argus wanted, and it can
not ask us to try Mr.. Billings on a ques.
ton of proper action under the tax law
that the legislature that made the law
and discussed it decided against us when
it elected Judge Royce. This post nortem
of dead issue that the state has decided
against us ought to satisfy the Argus"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28

A COMMITTEE of forty white inhabi-
tants of Dsnville, appointed to investigate
themselves as 10 their responsibility for
the recent massacre, decide that the ne
groes we're to blame, verdict which for
its impartiality should commend itself to
public confidence. The Springfield Re-
publican however endeavors to slur this
report by telling in connection with it the
following irrelevant story: "The tales Of
Virginia democrats about blood-thirsty
Danville negroes remind one of the fellow
who was caught killing sheep in another
mans field, and explained the matter by
saying: when I'm goin' along all
pescesble, there can't no dang animal as
wears wool run up and bite me You
hear me >"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28

HUMBUGGED AGAIN. saw so much said
about the merits OF Hop Bitters, and my wife
who was always doctoring and never WELL
leased me so urgently To get her some, con-
cuded to be humbuRged again; and | am glad
did, for in less than two months use OF the
bitters, my wife was cured, and she has re-
NAMED 30 for eighteen months since. like
such humbugging H. T., st. Paul.-Pioneer
Press
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28

AN exchange thinks we are to have hard
winter because the bark is thick on the north
side of the railroad ties
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28

How can you remain II sufferer from dyspep-
sia when worse cases than yours are being
cured by Hoods Sarsaparills. Try 1t.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-11-28
Watrhnar d gunrrai.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER %, 1888.
A COMMITTEE of forty white inhabi.

TERns-s20o per year. strictly in advanced or s25o II
not paid within three months.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16
/. 80 slf5fhe lapers are seye

az the papers are severely
crit iNl the management of the
NJ hern Pacific Railroad for making
suclTA radical reduction in expenses
by diselIaEging 30 many employees.
The return to such severe economy
right on ie heels of such q lavish
expenditure In carrying out a pom.
/ pans celebration they shy, is very
inconaistent. But we fail to see a
necessary contradiction between the
.tEo lines Of policy. The one was to
4 dyestise the.rosd, the other to in.
ssslfease the dividends by decreasing
- II lsttt1sfes. Why do 80 many people
yet that rallroadA are run to make
ln0noT $--------s------/ ks
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

The following liquor bonds were read
and accepted: Albert Slater, James
Sicotte, Elias Arnold and Lucien Geroux.
Satisfactory evidence having been
brought before the bourd that James
Hunter has violated section 4, chapter 20
Session Laws 1879, governing sale of in
toxicating liquors: Resolved, that the
liquor license Of said James Hunter be
revoked, sai6 revocation to take effect
upon serving to notice.
Resolved that no purchases be made
on behalf of the county except by author.
ity of the board, acquisitions for supplies
to be made to the county auditor.
The following persons acted as grand
jurors at the October term of the Dis
a
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I1tsf III that has been said thi

IN III that has been said this
4 S rkevious years In the newspapers
Il o1tide Of them n regard to the
I tance Of making sure protection
Il prairie nres, this season has
: aSitnessed much destruction of
~ from this csuse. We are in
M of reports almost every day
III grsin stacks or hay being
ma Ne nnd that the ordinary
ssak ~ four OF five burrows is
III my means sure protection.
ri w6atiiet the fire will creep
< the burrows aud continue in its
Is this way Mr.. d. Livingstone,
mountain. had four stacks of
kake ire . few days ago. There
Z "a not be less than two wide
. rlowed. IN snch q case the
~ aanees are that the fire would either
& onl,t or be discovered before any
m q me.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

II 1en nutler says he is glad he WAS
III cted. Here is case Of the
liilS passion strung in death, politi.
peaking. Had not deception
lsleAs1l,,le 1t his life. he would sure.
1ykAS1s known better than to try to
4Ak9 the public believe that he was
plea with the result Of the Massa.
,chusstt W election.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

s ss bskota 6 4 keaathy country. The
s. patent and the repetition Of it
i cOming stale. but one reaso,,
e. our people generally enjoy good
iii III overlooked by many. We
hat1y people; some from choice.
|5 from necessity. Hard work
ls Ne greatest purifier Of the blood
Syor y6t discovered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

Moore & Co are prepared to furnish
the necessary books for school officers
order books, teachers registers and clerks
records.
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s - standing the general expec.
4 ~ smiad winter we predict
Sisp wfll not be . failure In
81 = iaty.

SsyS - yeass viii be known In future
s kAleldosccpic ago 1t politics.
u hon can tell, one aaonth what
s. 6e tie combination Of colors OH
q politlcal sky the next month.
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It's beautiful
proportions, UNI
:n,,o sS,,1o IS o,~

It's beautiful
proportions, UNI
ique style Of ap-
pliances for Or
na,nentation, its
simple, practical
and complete
system Of appli.
ances for con-
trolling conlb,ls-
tons and its won
derful eating
capacity have
stamped it as
pre-e emily
the leading base
burner in the
M market. The
thoroughly sci
cntifc principles
developed in it's
constr uction,
combining eve
~ possible tea.
ture of utility
and0nvenienco
suggcs ted by
long experience
in the observa-
ton and study Of
the laws govern
ing heat.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

S The anniversary Of the birth Of Mar.
tin Luther tho great reformer, was
acell 4 NJ over the world on Satur.
-ilay and Sunday last. Probably no
NJ man Al modern history has at
tained to q celebrity at once 80 wide.
sapES d and enduring. We may admire
. lAan Of snch supreme courage, sagac.
:ity ifd persistent purpose. but we must
mt ly fail - an attempt to estimate
influence.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

G. Uline has been indicted by the
grand Jury 81 Grand Forks county for
sparticsp in the murder Of the
/ Ward 6f6thers at DEVILS Lake. We
seo thAt Col. Smith, Capt. Griggs and
snther proininent citizens Of Grand
Forks ~ announced rs bondsmen for
the accnSed, which would seem to show
y eaerAi Ssiief IN his Innocence.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16
lr!:rlgslONER PRoclnD1Ra

Vs'.e<<sssyf HI N0SX1DER, eth.
Bnard met pursuant TO adjournment at
GcIock j. Y. Present, r. q. Myrick
81 stiyd Mn. Jackson.
1iiesesnpt being majority ofmembers
1TxGea,t. bard Adjourned until 0 o'clock.
Els5:A n, Non. 9Th 1883.
xoyEN1xR; ORR; 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
sst9 Sssis,sk,A. n. Present, II. q. Myrick
ayiI. Jackson.
There snst i,eing a. majority III mem.
ssssss ~ Iseselt, board adjourned until .
saock, = ~
s sSS ARrHRNooS SESSION.
lsoarlSsnct pursuant to adjournment.
p i,Ies ~. g. ssiynck. Vim. Jackson and
IA ., end.
lowing bills were allowed:
seAllie, fees in cascs, Dis
80 O5
MS 9. u er'nal, repairing roof Of
............. 20 p
liitlmau, lumberoa lAyileer
appsnpeiation, July. 8. ......... 81 20
ssISs 4 a allaeca laying sooring in
s. Is 80
| 4; NixGn. lumber ~ floors in
ItOu1e -. "A 16
Eilhns, medicines for POOR
psisone.s -. Z. Il 90
lisssis, Ne D, professional q
syiee county 81: -. :. ..... 66 90
sapse 4 W, eiivslopes for
II ~ asoa,tt ia n.astt,.A..-I
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The u UNIVERSAL Base Burner for 1888
orsaAsntatien

OraaAentatien
Inthis depart
ment We have
adopted an on.
tirely new and.
novel substitute
for nicklc; one
that is as hand
some 40 tina nick
lc. har more in-
rable, aud that
requires no IA.
Dor to keep it
clean. This sub
stance is a beau
tifnlly Mottled
Enamel, = close
imitation ofItal-
ion Marble,
which Il 20 gen.
orally used for
lnAntels. furni.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-16

He Dakota Free Press succeeded in
{ Aeatlng to elect It's favorite candidate
Inst Heek and thereupon fills mp one
g. u & - l1 "a. display Of roost-
snss S a dE an Eloquent blow out over q
Loo aection triumph there lsnothing
III 8 gpo stock Of ragged tailed
roo rhere is certain type Of
mtl soSe Joyous feelings can only
hss sltely expressed by q full sized
chi, ~ noble bird.
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Eyxs1sc s,sssloS.

EVENING 6kSsl0N.
John West. one day viewing Bed.
ford and Crystal road. 200
Nelson venton, one day viewing
Bedford and Crystal road. zoo
Antoine Rlvard; damage to heifer
leg broken on Gcroux bridge. .... 10 %
Katsauer & Gardner, blankets for
Jail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 ~
A. White, Carrying provisions to
guards OH duty ut small pox
quarramtine.........,................... 4 90
T. a. WarlwelI. paid +, w. Ball,
district attorney.................. l6 90
Z. Armstrong, attendance at dis
trict court,..,................. IA 0O
F. A. Wardwcll-J. johnson, cut
ting wood. 81 so; eight days at
tendance ut court, $10 OO........~ II ~
In view of the increased duties Of the
Auditors Office, it Is hereby resolved
that the salary Of the auditor DO ii,crcas.
cd tn 81 500 for present fiscal term,
Board adjourned until . O'Clock, A. ~,
Nov. 10th, 1889.
NOVEMBER, 10TH. 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, +. G. Myrick, Vim. jackson and
F. Aymond.
The following bills were allowed;
&c. 8. Myrdsl, money advanced
to pauper.. ......"......"..."........" 5 %
Fargo Republican, one sheriff
mt'ge sale record. % OF
j. Oliver. hauling coal..,............, 3 OF
Geo Gray, hauling coal. s ..
American Express Co., expressage I q
Gus. O'lIara, hauling coal. II 2;
Ed. L. Bishop, reporting in Dist.
court, 8 days, $40 day............. so OK
Customs Dept, railing for court
oom................"..... 10 U
P. White, services bailiff of Dist.
court.".................... 10 N
Benedict 4 johnson, cutting wood 2 Il
8. Birch, repairing chimneys....... II 81
10. ]. Brown, one hind gear for
/. sss
&c. ]. Brown, fees Dist. court....... 81 81
q. ]. Brown. cash paid d. Smith
for team To Bertrand quarran-
12 q
G. ]. Brown, subpoenainR jurors,
"a 90; subpoensing special ju-
rors, Sl5 oi, attending Dist.
n~,,.A 400 m -, ~
q. ]. Brown, distributing ballot
boxes and mileage. 81 q
Z. Armstrong, taking charge of
Louis Iembke, by order of
4 d
FLA. Wardwell, three days draw
ing jurors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
DIR. Sutton, two days drawing ju-
~
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l0i Prizes amounting In L, 5. gold 10 Si Wv
t,elf the number drawing the capital prize
Of = % end. with then all tickets ending
=. N. -. ..utItl.n ~ ~
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CentrnII.onn OnIcc

Money loaned M sums to suit ON dia'
monds, watches, jew l., guns, rcy",.,
yers, pistols, clothing, 'urM'UrH nud all
articles Of value. Ais1 10 large hne Of
unreleerned edges Tor sale. EuH-
ness strictly confidently Oh. private
communication cpu be adllesatd 10 T.,
o. box 1876.
FRIaoyEG & DsufU. fr1r.se
South side square, blue front sign o.!
three gait bG!ls J2yy.t
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Carrolton House.

No. 20s, West Pecan street, Austin
Texas. DR.. A. ID. Harm, proprietor
This house, which was recently DIES
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt ana
thoroughly rehtted in improved style
and IS now re.opensd to the pubic
Guest, are assured Of polIte attent ON
aud best accommodations at lowest
ratas III lB3m
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0ll,jltt

Dansigcr's Vegetable Fever and ,Agn'
Powder, are q sure and ,.t' ,ulc r .li
m .mrial fever, dyspepsia and himnu, CON
plaints. These pow der- have been
thoroughly tested, having been ceiling on
their m,ris ior the past thirty leus pIln-
cipally in the eastern state, ana m th'
West Indies. See testimonials. which can
be had on application Price ; per box
Can he sent by mail. For vale 10y Cast G.
Morrison ~ Co. Waco, agents, Tor zen
tral IeNas.-Oi0ilGm.
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Ihe En.hIon LomrmnI.

Speak 80 much Of tue very small
checked summer ca,hmeres IN all lhe
latest shades, such as terra GOTTA
crushed strawberries, etc. 90 TO SGN ger
Bros they have received yer. large
Invoice Of the same aud are selling them
AT very low tigutes.-3-llt'
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SING LEE,
BEST LAUNDRY IN THE CITY,
franklin ST., Next to Market.
GENTLEMENs LIsT.

White shirts, l5c; shirts with collars,
l5c, or two for 25c; collar, Dc; .tlndlng
collars g.; cravats, Dc; cuffs, per pair, Toe,
underrhirts, lOc; night shirt, l0c, hand
kerchieis. Be-; drawers, Zoe; socks, DC,
busters, % to Soc; pantnloonS % TO Doc;
coats, linen, 20 To SOC vests, white, 21ei
night gowns, lOc, O5l4lm
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CT We refer by permission to Waco
State Bank. Waco National Bank
and State Contra, Bank.
The following is partial list of
property we are now Offering:

,e,,- , ~
the finest farms in McLennan county;
all under fence; 600 acres in cultiva-
ton; 1900 acres in pasture; IL miles
from Waco.
No. $500 acres land in Bosquc
county suitable for specp ranch; good
No. j. 100 acres land; heavily TIM
bered; in Comanche county
No. 500 acres. Fine farm on
BraAos river, six miles from whitney;
all under fence; good improvements,
seven tenant houses, cotton eIn, last
No. 5-ll1O acres good farming
No . 3sl acres goo" I"f'h'n2 laiu
county.
| No. 100 acres A beautiful farm.
fine peach orchard, well improved a.;
f 'U, a'I Va" '' noa, pich,y .,gtiom ON
! and A.IIs IstllFlNI
- - ''>' I'VE
No. $50 acres. a small farm two
miles from Waco, on Bra2os river; a.
acres in cultivation, comfortable house
and good water.
,..,
No. 9-Five lots ON North F'i'h
street
Afo IN Nina ooro. IsrJ on Norr,
~, W -, ti.i,,i,.', nn,o,. >t'ficl.
-" r 1913, ~, '''''-
"n" io'''''"1' 'o''
No. ia desirable residence on
Fourth street. three doors from cor.
Iuer of Mary. four rooms. with all the
modern convenience.
No. l2-lOOO fine Merino ewes ac'
climated.
,, ,,o,.a... ,,,.,,.. o,,,o, ~.
No ~ -oo INV ''"' we "'
cli''i"'c"'
No Linn acres land six mile-
from Waco well improved. under
,nnrn YOO ncrrs in him state of culti
vation.
No. ia small house aud lot on
Third street, opposite Col. Il. u, Par
rott's residence.
ia very desirable brick Residence
on Fraukiiu street, near Thirteenth
six rooms, "uhou-os kitchen, stable
t comparatively mo-" Ho--r in splendid
} repair, lot i".
IA line E'7-s rNn'n ln N'Ilaih
son cnuLty, I miles cast Of Grange
= station on Missouri Pacific railroad
u 60 miles from Waco, $50 to 10 horse
: of wmcl - are mares and balanc
young horses, 20 head cattle 90 acre
70 of land in high state OF cultivation, l
acres woodland 100 prairie, goo
stream OF water and plenty of 7had
: and protection. good well ana cl=ieri
ls-One hundred and sixteen acre
within two miles OF waco. one
the best farms In McLennan count.
D. all in high state of cultivation. 3pp'
81 site the Berry Trice farm Also
is acres OF timbered land.
ut No. ia small residence on Soul
Eleventh street just below NILSSON
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Guaranteed to cure cold or cough
Acker's Celebrated English Remedy
SOId by Castles, Morrison ~ Co., Waco
Aexas.-Ull6dwlyl
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Nol''E H.


In the district court OF McI.ennan county
Texas.
:. II. naymas, VS.. Melissa ilayman.--
Ma. 1924.
Notice il her, bv given that interrognto-
rics have been fitted In the above styled
and numbered cause, propounded to the
witness L.. r.. lIavmnn, who resides In
Clrk count, In the state OF Missouri. and
the witness K. 4. llayman Who res idts IN
Morton county IN the state OF Florida, and
that comm. slons will issue on or after the
thiuicth day II ter publication of this
notice 10 take the dcpositions of said wit
mes cs
Publication OF this notice IL directed to
be- made In the Waco ENAMINEH for thirty
days.
" Witness my hand and the seal Of district
cnutto t Me. ennan count, ntor" mid, nt
oil u in the city of Waco, this the 18th day
OF March 4. D., 1888
T.. +. BFA-LEN,
Clerk District Court Mclcnnnn Co., Tex.
3-l3ilm
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n Ackers celebrated English remedy for
coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
" us On a guarantee. Castles, Morri'
son a Co., Waco, Texas. -0l l6dwly-l
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Inyali1s vino are re oycring vita staDs
M, declare in era clul terms their apprt o.
utiun al the merits as 'onic, OF Hostel
ter's stomach Bitcrs. Not only does it
impnrt ,trcugtnto the weak, but it also
corc.ts nu irregular acid state OF the
stomach, makes the bowel, net at proper
interval. gives ,g,r to those who suffer
from rheumatic aud kidney troubles, and
conquer az well as prev vents fever and aguc.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
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FOR RENT.

A desirable Office in the Masonic
building, over Levine Bros Cry good
mouse,
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Waco council United Friends OF Tenn
perauce No. 44G meets the fret FRI.
d,y night IN each month.
W. -. JACKSON. W Z.
JE " FIELDa, Il. >, lQeIt
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Whole tickets s. Hair ticket. 81 q uuE.ts
tJDg Is tlCkrt- 800
Remit money or Bsnk braf 10 Letter, W
send by Express bOH'l HLNb 49, EEh'
DIR. orders Of % and upward, hy Express
Cau be- sent At our c1peu-s. Address an or
fers 20 r. VI, BOARDAiAN, tuurltr-J1ur
ral gu'tiing Iouissiils ~
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noises In the head, the Vital nuld passing un-
observed In the urine, and mans other diseases
that lead IN Insanity aud death. The medical
gungtcmrn connected with tho iuztltutlnn are
graduates Of the hest colleges 81 Europe and
thls country, ami have had larg" "Nporlencr Ia
these troubles, and viii agree "a forfeit flNl
HUNDRED DOLLARS ~ u ease ri this Kind
thcVlTAL ESTORA1INEW ndcr their special
advice and trrntmcnu VIII not cure Or tuT any
thing impure or Injurious fnuui In It, We treat
all private diseases successfully without u"r-
curv. CONStLIAllDN FREE. lhornuFh
examination and advice, Including analyst, ni
urine. $500 Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
~. GO n bottle. ar fur times the quantity, ~ N
sent to any address upon receipt Of price, g.
u secure from ohruTvatton, ana IN private
nam" IL io ir,I. by English Medical Inrtitutr
80. 5ls OlivV street, 81 Louis, Missouri foHt
lnlco box, 2i8u. fucker N willie, wholesale
Lnl Mnlhll won't. MMrn. TOW. --mWlINlN
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TICKETS. SIS, Halves $3.50,
Fifths, ST..

ALL PRIZES PAID On PRESENTATION.
For information and tickets, apply TO
SHIPSEY COMPANY, General Agents,
1912 Broadway, New York, City, or Is h.
Randolph street, Chicago, Ills, or
JNo. b. FERNANDEZ
Savannah, Ga.
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DARBYS
PR0PHYL
FLUID.
4 Household Article for Universal
Family Use
Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick should use it freely Scarlet Fever has
never been known TO spread where the Fluid was
used. yellow tcvcr has been cured with it after
black yomit had taken place. The worst
II --L-t 49, .--.-- L
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AVENUE HOTEL.

CONGRESS -'--- AVENUE
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Al MORGAN with Tcxa, Central rail
way Inr Waco. Ross llico. lrcdcIh ti-
co AID an points on thai line.
AtELEBJRNE junction OF bMIH,
DIVISION Il u G. ~ ) +. ny.
Al EDRE WORM with Missouri
Pacific ana Icxts Pacific RAILWAYS Tot
all points ON those lines; for VI Iro
Santa Fe. san Francisco and the i'ucii'
Cu..t and ion ln,as Gus, ~. LOUIS
Chicago. sew York and all points Noil
L.4sI ..nl Nc-t.
A. DNILtS with II. &T c. Ey; 4
Is T.. E'N. md Dala. Extension oil tn
" souri, Pacific Railway.
s--p. ti,,t your tickets real over tDia line.
55'tor ml Information Adlr"-r--
OsCARG. MURRAY,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20

bass OavanluIh, the outlaw, VINO "aS
shot and captured al McGlug"I Hst Fiji
day, wac carried 10 Meridian ami put in
jail by Deputy sheriff.. l.. White, Of bus-
que county. Ca>anuugh's thigh Mas
Oioken by he snot. Unee shots were
med in al. Cavunoush has been uutliNed
iOrseyelal years anu " wanted in bUsque
county iur several utiehces. tie Is ul'O
WAITED IN Houston oOurty Tor murder
Ntarc told that he IL not the man who Is
Wanted IN Louisiana and Tor whom S22JI
le"ard Is Offered. lie received medical
attention at Meridian and his wOund i,
MOI considered dang