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TRANSACTIONS IN REAL ESTATE.

TUESDAY, October o. Isss.
October 8-Matt. Karcher TO Eli Baker, feet
inches OF ". of lot 3, G and H, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, city Sis.
WEDNESDAY, October 10, 1888.
October S-Wilis White to Margaret Copsey-
Land on Dry Creek.
August Z9-W. Z. Bryan TO N. II Lauridson-
Land IN Sacramento county; SO 900
October lO-People's Savings Bank to Hugh Casey
N. 65 feet Of T. 81 feet Of lot s. X and s. Fi,st
and Second streets. city 1000.
october august Heisch by A. H Estiu Sheriff
to Christian kHnk-E. 100 feet lot Z n and N First
and Secof streets, city; s., 500
october MARY E. Doan to Hosea Cyonkite-R
60 feet lot 7, + and C, Fifteenth and sixteenth
L. Jacobs to w. H. sherburn-For the building OF
a Dliek wall, T. o inches of N. 90 feet OF W. Of f.
lot g. J and X, Third and Fourth streets CITY.
THURSDAY, October IL 1888
9 october 8-Coumbss waterhouse to Halsey G.
Sacramento.
October 4-Charles Croker ~ George H ner-Lot
in book s, Gait Ss75.
October 10 VIM. H, Dixon to j. O. Sherwood
October l0-Wm. Fl. Dixon TO J. o. sherwood
T. J :. E. sec 9, T. ], 50 acres $3.50.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
St. Paups Episcopal Church,

St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between I and J-Divine service
at II ". Sunday school at $50. Rev. Z. L. Green
will officate.
First Baptist Church.
Ninth street, between and M-Preaching at 1O:45
A. NJ. and p. N, by a. J. Frost, Pastor Morning
subject How Much Owest Thou Unto MY Lord -
Evening subject: Owe No Man Anything but to
Love One Another"
Y. N. c.. A
Free reading room at 1909 Fourth street. Gospel
service in Hall at 4:l5 T. N. Sunday. Social prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at $780, and at SIS the
regular monthly business meeting.
Calvary Baptist Church,
I street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev
j. @ A. Henry will preach at 1915 A. N. and $50
81. Morning subject: " The Delay of Duty In
the evening the series sermons from the streets
will be continued Subject: "Sgns and Soul
traps" Sittings free The public invited Strangers
welcome. Come.
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between and J-seryices to morrow
at lO;45 A. NJ and 1880 ?. NJ to be conducted by Rev.
Edward Strong, d. d. Subject in morning
"Glorying in Chnst's Cross" In the evening
" Look Unto Me and be saved, All Ye Ends of the
Earth" All invited.
NJ. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between and K-Rey. H. Walter
Quoted by S. D. Fuller, General Secretary Of the Y.
n. o. A.
sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and L. - Rev. T. s. Dunn, pastor,
will preach at l045 A NJ and at z ?. N. Morning
subject: "The Efficient Agent in Salvation" Even
ing subject Getting Weary in Well Doing"
sunday-school at 1915 P NJ
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner Of 1.-The pastor. Rev. II. II
Rice will preach on Sabbath at 10;45 NJ. and 7S0
p. " Morning subject Conditions Of Revival"
Evening "Hating Between Two Opinions" All
are invited.
United Brethren In Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and X streets-Rev. j. L.
Field, pastor Sunday school at 9:45 A. NJ Preach.
ing at IL A. NJ and Z P N. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evenings.
Kingsley ID. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between II and Rev. c. Nickel
yey pastor, will preach at 10:45 ~ Sabbathscho
AZ 1910. In the evening at 7:30 Sunday-school
concer. and praise service will be given All are IN
vited 70 these services.
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OLD MEXICO.
Items from GuaYmas.

GUAYMAs, October 12sh.-Don Rsfael Els.
cabosa, one Of our most poWulsr merchants,
has been appointed Project in the place Of
acting Project Colonel Hernandez. 1t is
said that the change is to take place very
soon.
General Csrho's staff are expected in few
days from Magda!ena.
There is some talk of celebrating the ami.
versary of Mexican independence some time
this month, which was suspended on Septem.
Der 10th last on account of the epidemic.
No deaths or new cases of fever have
occurred here. Il is officially reported that
the epidemic is almost matter of the past.
An off sial report from Hermosillo tonight
announces four deaths and very few cases.
The weather is vecy pleasant. The Their.
mometer stood at S4' to-day at noon.
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THs California public learns with regret of
the retiracy from the superintendency Of
the State Insane Asylum at Stockton of DR..
shurtlef. He has filed the position many
years. and no administration has ventured TO even
hint at his removal. He was the right man in the
right place one who has the esteem of the mem
bers OF his profession throushoutthe land and the
confidence of the entire public 1t is greatly to be
regretted that tired nature demands be shall be re-
lieyed from duty. He has been faithful trustee,
and his name will stand upon the records Of the
State as one OF her most trusted servants and one
Of her best friends.
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WHAT WILL THEY Do WITH IT

Assuming that the news is we'll founded
that the second amendment to the Ohio
Constitution has been adopted, the ques-
ton naturally arises, what will the Democ-
racy do with it: It reads:
1.-THE manufacture Of and traffic in Intoxicating
liquors, 10 be used as beverage, are forever pro
hibited, and the General Assembly shall provide by
law for the enforcement Of this provision
Now the Legislature is Democratic, and
to entertain for moment the idea that it
will pass laws to carry this command into
effect, is absurd. There is but one State
in the Union where the manufacture and
sale of liquors is more intimately inter-
woven with the industries and commerce
of the commonwealth than in Ohio. That
a Democratic Legislature will heed the
command of the Constitution and strike
down so vast business, is inconceivable.
To that business it owes its supremacy in
Ohio to-day. To its protection and per-
petuation it is solemnly pledged. II dare
not aim blow at it. There is no power to
punish it for refusing to obey a constitu-
tional mandate, and as surely as the sun
sets it will not obey. 1t will do as
has the Legislature of California in the
past, ignore the Constitution and adjourn
with the bill to enforce the will of the
people low down on the files, and not even
read first time. All this is we'll under
stood. Hence it was that the Democrats
traded with the Prohibitionists and clearly
secured their own triumph. If the amend
ment has been adopted it was done in that
way by bargaining for the casting of pro-
hibition ballots for the Democratic ticket,
in return for Democratic votes for the
amendment. This trade the Democrats
could well afford to enter into. They had
the winning cards, and knew a prohibit
ton victory would prove a sham. The
widest imagination cannot contemplate
the suppression this winter, or next, or the
next, Of the vast commerce in whisky,
wine and beer in which Ohio is engaged
We do not believe the amendment has pre-
vailed, but if it has. it is puff ball in the
hands of Democratic Legislature, and
there is not politician in the land who
does not laugh in his sleeve as he thinks
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tial we'll cooked meals each day. II
the seamen becomes a petty officer, this
ration is committed, and amounts to an
added salary Of thirty cents a day. Pen
sions are allowed when one is disabled by
injury or sickness in the line of duty, and
after twenty years service the man may
be discharged on half pay for the remainder
of his days. While the boy is in the train
ing school, he has allowed to him reasona.
BILE days of absence and some pocket money
for his personal wants or pleasures. If the
boy is faithful and obedient he is allowed,
when his ship is in American waters, to
visit his home twice year. In the future
all applicants for positions as warrant Off
GERS must have passed through the training
school, and hold diplomas as seamen gun.
ners, so the path is cleared of all outsiders
in favor of the boys. II boy has an idea
OF becoming a merchant sailor, captain or
mate, he should by all means enter the
naval training school, for it will fit him for
his vocation thoroughly, and secure
him good education and the requisite
knowledge of the art of navigation. Every
boy who enters must have the consent of
his parents or guardian, and boy without
either will not be received. The boy when
he comes to this open door of Uncle Sam 8
house must bring neither box, bag, nor
trunk. The naval department wants him
with the clothing on his back only, and at
once fits him out in its own uniform, and
keeps him supplied with warm cloth
ing all the time, but the bare cost
of making, and of the goods is
charged to the lad and deducted from his
pay in small and easy installments. The
boy must be physically perfect, robust and
erect. For instance, from IA to Is he
must stand feet inches high, weigh 20
pounds, and have chest measurement of
26 inches, and so on, increasing up to the
age of II, when he must weigh 100
pounds, stand 3 feet inches, and measure
% inches. Boys, for convenience sake,
are received on the ships Wabash at Bos.
ton, st. Louis at League Island, Penn,
Wyandotte at Washington, Minnesota at
New York, and the Michigan, wherever
she may be on the great lakes. They will
be transferred from these ships to the
school.
We have entered thus far into detail
because there seems to be much misap-
prehension regarding the subject, and as
the effort the Government is making is
most commendable, it is necessary that the
details be generally known. We have no
doubt whatever that the school will prove
most valuable national Institution, and
that it will be the means of saving to use
full service in the naval and merchant
fleets of the country thousands of the best
of the youth of the land. Commander
ellis, of the United States training ship
Minnesota, New York, has taken especial
pains to disseminate correct information
on this subjsct of naval training schools,
and appears to be an enthusiast regarding
their promise of usefulness.
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a Woodland, CAL, man took out two
accident insurance policies, and then
climbed ladder to the roof to see If the
hot weather was springing the nails from
the shingles. He will get SIS week on
each policy for the next 90 days, ana the
accident insurance companies have barred
ladders from the list of risks in Woodland.
-tChicago Herald.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Dwelling Burned in C0Iusa County-Ac
quittal OF MOllie White-SeriOus Acct
dent 20 an Old Mana COlusa Pioneer
Dead-The santa Barbara Fair-Adyices
from OregOn-suicide in shasta County
-Paschal C0ggins shoots HfmseIf-Etc.
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UTAH
Winter Hegnn Earnesf.

SALT LAKE, October 125h.-At Beaver,
Utah. yesterday. snow fell to depth of Il
foot. In the Wshsstch range, in the vicini Y
of Salt Lake, it has been showing more or
less for several days, and at Alta, 80 miles
from the city, it is over a foot deep. No
snow has fallen in Salt Lake.
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A Vermont man, who stole COW from
his neighbours barn, found, on getting her
home, that it was his own COW, which his
neighhoy had stolen the night before,
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Literature is a mere step to knowledge.
and the error often lies in our identifying
one with the other. Literature may, psr.
maps, make as vain true knowledge mus
render us humble, Il Mrs. Sanford.
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Grand Lodge Of MasOns,

San Francisco, October II 1.-The Grand
Lodge to-day elected J. d. Hines, of San
Buensventura, Grand Master; W. j. Tin
Din, Deputy Grand Master; Alexander 9.
Abel, Grand Secretary; Moses Heller,
Grand Treasurer.
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CoLUsA, October 12sh.-Tne third days
session Of the Pacific Annual Conference
opened with services conducted by w. 2.
Andrews. L. D. Bauer, of the St. Louis
Conference; j. W. Atkinson, OF the North
Texas Conference, and j. B. Winter, Of the
Southwest Missouri Conference, we're an
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-13

JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. ANNIs
Hers is spirit deep, and Hers is s
or, stal clesr, crystal C.
Calmly beneath her earn Calmly Der
est face it lies, est face i
Free without boldness, Free with
meek wi bout a fear; meek wi
Quicker to look than speak Quicker to
its sympathies its symp
Far down into her large Far down
and patient eyes and patti,
| gaze, deep-drinking OF | gaze, dc
the infinite, the inf
AS, in the midwatch OF q As, in the
clear, still night, clear, sti
l look into the fathomless | look into
blue skies. blue skie
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Great bargains m house furnishing
.yonl. AT T.. Ilhhrr's .-Ol22tc
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Has opened in East waco wlth a
Ilr,r. well assorted stock OF hard Nar.,
br,idc. many other kinds OF goods not
usually Sept IN hardware sio r-. II YOU
nrcduuyt.i in the hardware line ana
can't iuu 10 West Waco, all u1 me ans
Won. surely lind il, II my competitors
aero. me river want Ia charge you too
much Tor what yon watt u} me, prom.
ii, can do lc't.r II you want toll OF
.Lr.iwlrp 10 s.Il again il will pay you to
t.L..I Vantage of composition ami get my
,i-,,,r,.. Lr,nr,. huyirg ,.s,whyrr. keep %
mI. -toch and nm prepared u liil any BILL
y,bolr.alr and retail. Keep "a telephone
and d. liver gool- 10 an parts OF Waco
Ed ~rE'r-,
Nos. ]. ., 3 and 4, Elm 'te'L L'''
" .c..--. II iwlm
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Silk lace underwear at sanger Bros
% gltc
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FOR SALE.

No. l-lsOO acres OF land. One OF
the finest farms in MrLcunuu count,
all under fence; GOO acre. in cultivu-
ton; 1900 acres in PASTURE II miles
from Waco
No $500 acres land IN Bo.Iuc
county suitable for spcrp ranch; good
range. plenty shade and water.
No. 3 75u acres land: heavily TIM
bcrrd; in Cumnnchc county.
No. 5-lljO acres good farming
land within half mile OF McGrcgor
No. 6-SSl acres good farming land
on the Neil McLennan survey in Falls
county.
No. 100 acres. A beautiful farm,
fine peach orchard; well improy ed;
iOo acres in CIVILIZATIONS; seven miles
from Waco, near Richry station, ON
Texas and st. Lum- railrond.
No. give lots ON North Fifth
street.
No. l0-Fve acres land on North
Sixth street, adjoining Peter McCicl-
and'- residence lot,
No. IA desirable residence ell
Foui IA orIvct, tnrec uUuIo h'p" GOT,
ucr OF Mary, four rooms, with all the
modern convcuicncc-.
No. II 1000 fine Mcrimo ewes ac-
WIN 1onn tirc Marin, NUN. ,,
cl,matnJ
No Il small Lnusn and lnt an
TLirJ .tr,at n,,mn.,tn C,I II n p,r.
rnit'. rrsi,rrrr
ia yr,, 1c.;r,b,c hricl. rr-iJouc,
,n FranI IN sirrrt msnr TL,rl.rn,n.
IN rnnns nuihnr.r- LitrI.u -,,bIc
nov Lnn.r i'm -rIruJij
rc,,,ir int tu6,If,
H. 10 4 small residence nm SoutL
I,l,,,,,ti,. .irr,, iu.t I,ulnu, N,--,,,r,
p,,,fr r,iIrn,d tvrr nnm- lot Go.l
NJ On A small rrsi,lrurc nm ~npln
l,rn,,,n,I, -,r,,,t u,.t LnI"y, lIi--,,,,r,
n.,;f" roiIrnoi ihroc rn,,n. ,nnJ
vol LOT ~ I.1, IG5
~ Do 9-p ,rrr. fine farm tNrIvr
milo. from Waco one md our.LuIr
tram, SnuiL E,.uur iun aero i'm .,.nL
.,ntn c,Iiiv,Ii,u ia under rrurn and
in nond ,,r,.s. rlcn,yof tir,bcr i'm rn--
turr far shade and iircwund cnmtnr
,"i No. ,u u"onI H. Inc nri| o,nI n
chard and aH"u, ~ mia nt lime hrdnr
n, Sg in arrc. "f land and qr A
Nn nnur min md r,ftnu DIN II
milo. from Waco an tLr Tr>,s and
nni. r,iIrnai -, frw SION. fran,
S,u,h nn,n,,n s,,,,inn MN n,,d ,,,u
In ,,,,ni rr,,nin,, nrdrr
e. Of 7no head nj sheen wctbcr-.
- IN .l,,..,,i,,,,, : unu,,d.i ,,,. an,
Two nmL three ycnrs. For sale rhcnp.
\o a5-At n BARGAIN 3 acres out of
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BY calling at Carter ~ Moorc's ora. l..
,onish's drug store, y"u can get sam,
Pile bottle Of Dr. Bo-anko's cough ana
LING Syrup winch wall relieve the most
obstinate cough or cold, and show you
what tine regular fifty coats SIZE VIII DO
When troubled with asthma, broucLh'ls'
dry, backing cough, pains IN the CHEST
and all disc srs of the throat and lungs,
try sample bottle Of TINS medicine
O3lgIW
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Use LittleJoAer, cong cut lot cica rettes
SIR, alpaca, ginV am, sun aud buggy
umbre las at Sanger Bros. Oi.2i.tc
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number ol Waco druggists tntirl-
attending the Druggist, convention.
il.1",,r, is to assemble at Austin III ieN
.I4N-.
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NOTICE or FILING ADMIN
NISTRATOltS ACCOUNT

The State Of EN,s 70 the sheriff or
% s C.u-t ,blc OF Mrlonlan county
You ufr hereby roumbndel that you
cause 10 be Published Dr ut least twenty
day. ina nrN upper printed 20 yom cuuu-
g.. 10 trur copy "i Ic following wit.
The state u lcN.s, County pt Melon
nu. 10 900 persons interested In the ld-
mInirtrltun ol the cahtc l.ucrclt Me
Ird,lrl. deceased
T.. II ~uuthnr.d a. W. Mctaddrn,
executors ut ih, est uc OF Llcrrlih Mr-
Ftdd, %. deceased. natu MED their nntl
account ir thr,,u IS Court Of McLcn-
ugu county. which sd. bee actcd on at the
TEX, lrrm ui said court, commencing on
tine third MondV Ia May, iNsj at the
,uur, house thereof In the city Of SEQ,
/ at uhi 10 lim, al. persons intcr stcd IN said
r.talr MA, appear aud contest ,hc same,
/ 10 llry .cc proper
Wines, T. ". Baker, clerk OF the com
/ rs couIt ui Mclrumu county.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
-ai court, the Gth day OF Ap.il, lS>3
i. ". BAKER,
OK &C. MrL. Co. TEX.
by O.w Da.Id, D.plty. i-l7d2Ol
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Why will you cough wh.n Smlohs
cn e will give immediate relief Price
~ cel Is, 5O cents aud 81 Sold 10y Cast
les, Morrison y Co., Druggists, Waco,
IDNns. h4l eim-l
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ohlinh.- cure will lmmel iately relieve
"uoopug cough and bronchitis
w.! D. G stiles, Morrison * co.. Drug
s"'s' Waco, Texas -U2Us6m,l
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Are you miserable through indlgesn
non sour stumu, b, or constipation 3
, a,hei Dyspep-lu Tablets We guarantee
WI, VIII relieve YOU. sod by Castles, Nor
''soh d Co.,, Waco, Texas, Oll6Iwly-I
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IOIAL bRENtIil~
,tuterc-i From our RE-
''e n,rter.' note books,

LIN
marriage l't"N' vas "'' '7-
.YJu Auiohl H"uPN'' "'" ''t " ''
.Ju,
The Texas ma ~. l. !ulI "lhrlus ten
.o.trriAy m mn- IN lh'll tI'E nj sp''mi
iTty Of Waco.
r,. h,y Joseph Miller. shot last
wellesley is SUI improving ana VIII
,.ry ih,l' rc'N,i'
l..,,,..,. are coming to tnr front
-""' liver. falling back. Wa o a.
A,,o. malt is Immense.
-Iht J','i,,, tn do ,e.l,r,lay I'm I'm.
;o,ue N ,'n'nnI btsin, SIS
way o'
\ n u'',uv, " ,nn 'i,uuri.,- r.nyrm,inn
pa,e A.' ',a', .,@7. en,hIr III Au.tin In =, t.,
when is
day.
Wr,all ttent"n to the card OF -. IT,
Handy D. n''U, ...inn.I rnIn,," 49,.
lohn" j" '''
morning.
The opinion Sc ms to he that the Farm
or. would have ii, Ell Il tie NOR" rain. hut
ne'tlar,',,', "''' mum '''' ''' ~
what '" '"'
rhr rain is not over yr'. according to
h.opiuiuns oi 'athcl prophets. .Dd ~,
'U knoN th, y are nIalllblr; 1c opinions
ntihrprurheis
-urmd brothers vii build a new
st,h, on thcii lots ON w iahlh !lnh street.
lob, us,d CONNECTION VIVA then PIE
sent establishment.
....,,.I,,. t,i,d lint nm. ,,.n v,.
i"' rn,.ino nnJ s,eIripr t.ma.,
ghu vas iln'd - ana lIlIhlhhEs lot M
tllging 100 the pnsliIl'
r.., srlrndil Locomotives. brmino
- 40 'l' ~ n - 'l,, .,,,I N.u r.,,,-
elon respectively, VIII operate on TINS
rn, OF the Nbr'" " "IHt upon ls com
mrlion 10 -. l..uiN'
,rI,r,. Iuy,. brru over sixty coutrn.t.
- '.,. ,.rIui.,Iinu hou.c. filed m A..
a'" III. ,.ni.r mis- mo, tu Inn AN
'i. u,,.-. Of matter ht, prrI.,.rI
,i,,,,i Ii,.ti n IL. our columns.
'"'''
W hat ludlra non Nas lholt hur'uhN
night TO W.ln tue ullNmA traveller "h
Austin sl,ct that tue b!I'&e ~ ! "clIll
'V'' wa, .o W,. t,ilrd 10 ,l-ro,r il
u '''
\, iara- SO Wc lnIoIhcu TIE rain OF
THURSDAY night wa general III the county
and dii much E""d' l"ouIh the ground
wa, wet 10 lhr I' ia uI b"i lie" .nchc-.
;tiI the 'aIUr "I ,n' 'HoN'r u farmers d.
almost iLr"lnfarlblr'
N.,y. t..,.au,rl uolrs are I,,.in.,. l.coJ
.. Ar.,lp'.'tr,i IN nom OF fine t-baIu,,,,
II .c rr the vs., fern l-n.nr, wire. H..
hl brooks is = M 10 move his Office
II the lHr' i'"n' i""ln' OF l"e building,
1Nhrh Il l. "' I' sem I"'H',d'
"A most pleasant and ,pi,,ullr sorial
hon ua. glvrn at he reid nee Of ST..
n nina u iurl ,f.rct. las nionf. .'rd
I.,ri'r Inc gloomy weather and uIu,ldy
.,r'r...aI w. cav md urr, iI.i,Ir
jge n,,.b,r ut' uung f,I,s Woe ON
AMI me-. rycniu. mo, pleasant, rni.y,J
We th'hh cur y would present 70
more p'.A'ln- 'sle, l. l." rU man! GUSTS
ihai dbl 10 N,'i US J. eA' u OF w. II IcN
u,inin, OH the ,uil..rc and I'D, ,als, .,',.
,,,..,I ..,,,.. o.,.. .,It..y,.J f., l. 40,
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FOR RENT.

An office in the Masonic building,
over Levine Bros, dry gpods house,
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An Excellent Preparation OF wild Cherry
ana Petroleum lar
The most potent, the most essential and
the mest cllrctunl remedy for Throat and
Lung Dt.et,,s.
Cures sore Throat and lloarseness and
Los, of Noicc.
Cures Coughs, Colds and Group.
Relieves Asthma and Difficulty OF
RlcMhiuE.
VIII Prevent bronchitis, Pneumonia
ami Consumption, II taken in time.
Promotes Easy ENpcctoration and Re.
lir,c- Pains bon thc Chest.
Cure, at once any form OF Throat Alice
tons.
\ splendid Remedy for whoopng
Cough, prevent, the Spasm, and qulets
the most restless child.
THE Rest Lung aud Health Rc-torer
ever used.
rElCE--5O Cents per Bottle,
THOMPSON n OHMSTEDE
sole Projectors
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Acker's Dyslcp-la Tablets never l"''
Sold uy Castles, Morrison a. GO" Wac"
Iexus.-ull GIViy
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Shiloh4 catarrh remedy positive
en- for catarrh, diphthern and cankker
mouth Sold 10y Castles, Morrison a Go"
Druggists, Waco, TcXas.-u2O7Gm.l
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That hackug cough can Zee 40 4lekly
cured by Shiluh'- cure. We guarntec IT,
For sale by Cas- les, MorrISuu CO."
Waco. Texas. O4u-Gm-l
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Lare checked bunting and tigured ar
INJURIES, at Kentucky Cash Sture.-Oi2ltc
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DR.. r. ". Park has removed ms office
from Shaw drug store to hlE old quar-
tiers IN the Masonic Temple, mp stairs
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Latest novelties IN neck-wear at San
ger B.o's. Oi-2l
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+ ghr eight- coriurct stripes, all wool
IN new shades, ut Kentucky Cash Stor,.
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Avker's Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure all kinds Of bio Il roisoniug inner
tied or con racted. Sold 10y Castles,
Morrison ~ Co., Waco, Texas.
Oll6lvly.t
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hluc Lick water.

a, ie'h and pure, at Hamlet u hlaubcr'
''"- store. Austin street. 4-24-2t
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d, hr bet II ck OF ladies slippers and
"'' 10 lAe ely. 422-lw
.IuMN sLLEIER.
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Men aud boys hu 5 in endless variety.
I--2lN ions SIEElIE,