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TRUSlEE'S SALE.

10y virtue II the power vested no N 0y -
tain deed Ia trust dAlud NpIsnOuF Iae ). .
aud recorded on PAGES 70, " ~ Ji BOOK
the records of mo. tsL@"s OF NuLthnal elldt
Texas, executed t. me - trustee 2!
" lite aud hs wife SONkr Nlle to sec
thomas iinslcy Ia the pas muut iWJpvLi
sur, notes executed 10 HIM Oy saI &. !, W.
the one Tor the sum vi bI,.y' a Id'e! A.ii
I'D, So, aud uue at tHrlYr months, hI4
twelve per cent IN crest utr anu1m Jun /
date pay ab 2 qua terry hhd Tue vlhtl w 2
sum ui SEQ 20 dated Nuye nbrr Jd, 1884, I
ON Augll,t2su, IN-I, Hul bearing we've
cent Interest Ht.,r din and 10 ''ruie ana !
James IA the uNmeut Ji Two rHmi 'Ji! -
exc u ID by s.lu =. + , Nltte ly nee, ll7 ?
tor - ,57s 81 dasud \ gust 2-li .o5 Au3s.''
WE'VE months aud UeA.ius 1--WE 80 les vsl..
tctpst Ter uuuum alter Il .te, pu} awe aus ~
aud the other Tor 500 90, dated No'tn,JH y
l-sU. due on August ed, Iss!, 4Al pe',f
twelve per cent Interest aIt,t GLoi VIZ y
ri ia 1. note Icing emitted 10 ua"'
SgsU 10 II d str september -, 81 az =
-, h,s - sUte utvdlt ui rs" - ~ y"
the request Ut IA : ut Ims'uy ahl JAl'i
the impose OF payil x IN tn Oa ace wv :
said prUInlssurY notes, dclhuil III tut PH-H
, ct winch Ii : been IA 10. s-.i 81 puD"V 80
tOrtash, BET re he courthouse uJvI " ~
nan county, lrNhs, Ia hCu, "u Tue 80 -
February next, b { cen me nous wy "
A. m an a u'ri Ok T.. III ui 81 ""l' 80
lOHlUk utHtTlhHA AIhNtH VI l'' 80 .. =
situH ed IL MCiCnnHn county ivNA''
I.--Ons hnl ircd 600 acres ol l-.l Wv
the George uiven- thirteen IHuur 's''H
lam On Middle 80 que nHrr. bts'4.'.s
survey of the same al a % ut Vu ."e hn' NJ
Of said GIvrns su.Ne. winch Is oo' ,4in
d yIt es " from the Original suu'u Ne ' " Z
OF .ht tmr 1t beng t"u s., l. r'I"'
tact out If satl Owens survey 's's--
Mary homp,oi In pdrt'uon 'I t"e 1is
,sttte and rG Iulug-- liIrA,t 90 u'e.,
rs yata, 20 corr er-- Iuc-'c 90 ".t't',.s,
$50 aj.l,O acres To % stakf for t'rh- ~ I.l
= o. degrees r. Gis Va,hs TIA cor. e'- -
~ dtgre,s t. Sos 5u-i.U S.Ihs Do" 'hr
2.--Aiso al that lot ut laud "ut 81 ". W Z.
Johnson head rlsnt survey ON 'he Nm
que river, OF nbuut c.sht acres B, ~ ~.
Lot 80. | --Bcginnlus under d JUL
OAK tree IhCuCs runulus ." 49,,
vara, to the Nurth bosqde liver n
the b i,que : 81 degrees Ia' 'a'a'a.,t's
\ SIS deg,ees 81 VaIa,- Inence 81 1vs' II
to the DtguHiHg. DeeurI 70 Hl' 100
by John " Locker. Reference 10 u,l"
record, Tor more particular ds'.!, '',a,,s
uIIldaut h. n. bkAhAhI -
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THE CITY.

Two runaways erlivened the cross
streets yesterday afternoon,
1t takes hrst.class minstrel or come.
dy troupe to I'll the Waco OF era house.
The alarm OF Ire, aided by the insane
yells II the gallery driiles, came near
stsmpcding the audience at tue operu
house last night.
VIII some one who knows, please *.
plain why 1t is that when cry o, fire IL
raised in n crowded theatre, everyone
thinks that he or size mu-t rush Tor the
doof, without waiting to sre or hear
whore the fire Is?
MIR. j. r. MarshnlPs horse, attached
to his delivery wagon, broke away and
ran down Third street yesterday after
noon, but WAS stopped before he lid my
damage. The driver was slightly bruised
In his hand.
-Shetifi Ilalrls, late vest, rdly evening.
arrested and LOGGED In iil negro barber
and his female companion upon the
chaigo Of excessive cru / y and r iu,al o
surpurt and care for tie Is months Oil
child Of the latter. When found the child
was nearly dead from starvation and neg
ligeucc. II was turned over to Il rcspun-
sble OOlorud woman for care and attcn.
ton.
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Robbers CAPTURED.
COLO DO.
Breezy wireiinG- from the
silver state

DESvER, January 30. The damage by
the sto IN here yesterday will exceed two
hundred thousand dollars. The injury
to the shops Of the Denver aud RIO
Graudc railroad will be several thousand
dol ars aud other large establishments
suffered severely. John Gibbons, con-
tractor on the > liuglield and Memphis
railr ad, assussina ed last Friday even.
ing while riding home from his work in
Oregon county. He was shot from tho
brush by AN unknown person.
Capt Henry Freeman, formerly gov
eminent inspector Of tin mines. in Aus.
tria, who has been prospecting for tn in
Mexico the past year and II
half, has re urued here bringing with
him nearly u ton of rich ore and snelted
tin found in the state Of Dura go, Mex
leo. He says he Il scOvered very rich de
posits, and obtained valuable grants from
the Mexican government for working
the M ues. Ca t. Freeman represented
n company OF gentlemen here who will
lmmediut y prepare for gOrous work
lng Of all new mines discovered and old
ones acquired, and they have reason to
believe they have central of AZ rich and
extensive deposits Of tin Rs there are IN
tho would
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THE OPRuA HOUSE.
Ihe Mammoth MinstreIs nnd
the Zig Crowd that Went
10 See Them.


Not since the night OF opening OF tho
new opera house. nor even then has such
q crowd turned out rs did last evening to
ertov the performances Of the BTiOW,
Wilson & Co.'S mi s'rels. he Ousr
wa, literally, crowded from pit To- dome
and with tie very creme de la creme of
Waco society. From the time OF Opening
the ticket OH g until the
rising ct the curtain m.
crowd was tremendous. 1t required the
O ntinuei ex rtinns OF the police to keep
IN upeling for the crowd. The openi K
scene was presented by the whole
troupe aud the songs were greatly up
preciatcd. The merit VI all precludcs
our making spectm mention Of phrtlcu.
lar excellence Az usual the appearance
Of Nit Barlow in his celebrated negro
presentations was the signal Tor round
after round Of APP use, and although
the chnra ter Is old and well
known. Militia presentation ever calls for
reneN ed commentator. The 80 and
dnncc Hrtls HOf he troupe are unc1celled
and the brilliant quartette clog oXcrcl es
we're unequnled by Hnyt ing that has
been Witnessed here since the last visit
81 this excellent combination. The
troupe has increased in strength and x.
cclle GO Hlucc last Milt Barlow sang "Old
Black Zoe" to Hn udmirlng and npprecia-
tive Waco audi nee. The music aud
sin ling was par icularly enjoyable.
The evenings amusemcnts closed
with The presentation Ut "Our off
cplorci Mascot by the whole troupe. The
OF this company by he citi.
~ " Waco Nas evidenced by the IN.
parulrlrd audience hiCh greeted tn IN
"a Al. "a, ht,..F hnn-..
Wacu's society honpred the occasion with
their presence. The VIC In sol of MIR
Edlic Fox provoked long and persist
ent In ore. Long may Mllt Barlow and
his brilliant cut,rir OF disciples OF the
burnt cork continue to live aud furnish
pleasure and re- r"ntion tor such glorious
a ldirnce. rs greeted his Appearance in
Waco last nlght.
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Died, at Bosqueyille, ON the morning
Of January 10Th, at 2 o'clock, Mr. Arthur
Goddard, of measles ana pneumonia.
Mr.. !. +. McKissick was taken sud
d My sick in East Waco on Sunday
morning, with typhoid-pneumonia, and
lIr lered un il Monday morning when
death came to his relief. His funera
took place yesterday.
At Enni., Ellis county, Tex =, on tn,
evening of January 10Th, 1883, died OF
pneumonia, Mira. Kate Hogan, sister u
Mrs. $ A. King, of this city. DIR. j. @. }
King and Mrs. S. A. King had started ia
tue bed side OF the 81 k lady but sh,
died before hey reached EnuiB.
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One of the latest AMI most pleasant o
all liquid cathauics, this elegant prepare
ton Is made with scrupulOus care iron
the best and most carefully selected nat.
rial. 1t is with the greatest pletsut t, \
We recommend this very superior IN
harmless remedy rs being the safes, al
surcst laxative and cathartic tor wear &.
males aud children, now in use, and 10
habitua constipation aud indigestion, yO'
cannot find .anythir Z more speedy or ce
tain. 1t is combined with aromatics II
such manner that the bitterness of tn
cascari saYrada is completely disguised
ASK your druggist for it, and be sure t.
take no other. Prize 81 cents per bottle
Prepared BY Tucker & Willis, Waco
Texas.
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The Gull, Colorado and Santa r. rail.
ronl viii s,ll excursion 1. krt~ from Waco,
via VI, Gregor and lluu ton, 10 New On
lcuns amt return At only Sl9GO Tor the
rouud trip. Ticket, viii 10 ON sale from
February LIST TO 9TH Inclusive, and viii be-
good ( r return until 10Th February
Through sleeping cars VIII be run tom
ilcGrgOr To- New Orleans. making immc-
dnlc connection win the ST n and Crrs-
cent route at Houston.
Baggage checked through to New Or
leans
Those contemplating visiting the Mar
Nj GU,s carnival will consult their interest
by applying to G. |. Gates, agent, who
viii furnish through tickets, baggage
check, and >uuh Information Ms nav be
desired by the travelling public 0l3Olw
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The Wonder of the AGE.

1t is to be found IN the Electric Neu.
ralg ia, Lotion" winch is fast becoming
celebrated as the only genuine specific tOr
neuralgia, nervous headache. rheumatism
govt tuothache, swollen limbs, and IN
fact all inillmmatury diseases. 1t Is won.
deItu what electrical effect this remedy
has on the sufferer In removing the pain
ms anty, as il by magic. 1t is entirely Il
vegetable compound. AID perfectly harm
less in lis action. 1t is no humhug. Try
it. ASK your druggis'; price 20 and 81
C. MS per bottle Prepared only BY
Tucker ~ Willis Waco, Texas.
Foi the benefit OF the incrrdulOus We
here append two certificates out oil many
Mpssrs. Tucker X willis
Dear ~irs--lt affords the pleasure to say
that your "El,c ric Nrura gia Lo,ion' at
lorded the rciiei wh,n other remedies
have failed. SAMUEL L. WRIGHT.
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That which wanted.

We are always on time with the kind
and quality OF goods that are wanted every
day by all classes, aud being strictly r..
tail dtals we never lave on hand large
quantities of unreasonable and unsaleabir
goods 10 be worked Oh on our patrons
but by close attention only to the want,
OF consumers, and by buying In moieri te
quaint es IRON fret hands We are enabled
10 always have lust what is wanted ht
prices that none can uniersel Or late
arrival Of canned goods are going Oh very
fast ana are below competition, and as for
flour We have the honor OF i.hlng he
lest Tor The least money OF any dealer In
Waco, II is the staples and luxuries OF
good living that we furnish at uniform
price on every article. Try US one month
aud see.
a. JOINS TAYLOR x Bro.
Nos. aud PIather Block.
0l29tc
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FROM ATHENS.
How IA Murderer Walked Into
IA Trap and Was Caught
sDsatai T,t.grao to n. Esa~tm.r.

SDseidi 7sls2rdD to The HsImimsr.
AIHENs. Jannarv 80 About 8 O'Clock
this evening Sheriff Davis received u trlc.
gram from Louisiana that George TAYLOR
Was wanted there for murder. and about
tWo hours wards George Taylor
walked Into The .heiiti's off and asked
whether he might lie permitted to see
Bud Taylor, his cousin, now lodged In
jIil for murder. On helng informed he
wOul hnv tn be searched, h., submitted;
nni tho -h.rlf' after E archipg hun, I'M
licked the double door and told The
young man to wax IN, which he dld.
The officer then clos d the door and 'ock
ed ami uarrri the same and inform d The
Young man he Wa.A prisoner and OF tin
Dispatch AMI rcpOr ell ut once to LOuisi-
ana md tod lhl III I rOme imr their ma .
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Ground was broken yesterday Tor IL
sewer to extend from the ice factory to u
connection with he sewer OF the paciil,
hotel, ON FiAnklin street. The prupiie.
tors Of the factory have arranged with the
hotel owners Tor thi. cunnec' ion. This
sewer viii be laid with toui-inyh pipe
and the distance II viii traverse from The
factory to the hotel sewer will be over
100 teet. The excavation had nearly
reached Filth street list evening. We arr
pleased TO note such greatly needed I'm.
provements as this. In time our own cor.
puratiun OF Woo will have an Is inch
sewer stretching down the alley brtw,eu
Austin and Franklin streets and extend.
ing from the liver to Tent street.
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Simple r. ern edies


Has u drubtrdiy the best r-putntion o.
any medicine toi the cure OF consumption
that we have yet been able To find. 1t J.,
prepared expressly for cOnSumptln', ana
those who IRE Affected With deep seated
cough Of lorgntanding. lew doses
give immeda.r rcIirt, au II kept up viii
effect cure. Il is very soothing 10 the
lungs ami pleas nj Ia t'ke One good
night, sleep. from those dreadful parox-
srns ui coughing Is worth more than tie
p Ice OF II nult Il, zen bottles, Ask yOul
drugg st tor buttle at once; pIlce % cts
Gud 81 per battle Prepared only by
Tucker 4 Willis, Waco, Texas.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Near ACADEMY Of Art, Max krrkow.
proprietor, Bill OF fare Tor Wednesday
January 3lst:
Soup-Sp'it peas.
Ruast-R.b OF beef
Enuees-Frsh beet tongue, sauce pi
quaint.
Nrgciahles-Succotash, mashed pota
toes, stewed tomatoes
Des.elt-B r4d and butter pudding.
Coffee, tea and milk.
Breakfast & to $50. Dinner II to 2
Supper & to s.
Price OF meals 35 cents.
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tend the time from year to year for the
rrdomptlob OF property purchased ny the
sttc " hen sold for taxes. This practice
{, believed to he in violation OF section 10.
article OF tine constitution. Whtre this
Is done taxation cannot be uniform and
equal The -tate has no right to credit
one person Tor his taxes and require the
balai ce to pay promptly.
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To NrnrdiGrn. visitors!

Arrangements have been perfected fpr
any passengers desiring sleeuing car nc
commodntions from Houston to New Or
ans. Train via ii. and 4. q. railway,
leay ng Waco at ll3O in the morning,
makes clos connections at Houston, ar
riving IN New Orleans at 30 Ii xt after
noon. Orders for sleepcrs lef with
ticket agent at time OF purchase OF tickets
will secure accommodation.
W. III. GIBSON, Agent.
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OF FILING ADMIN

= ~ a yin . NNNN IA
me Stale OF IuXas,-Io 'hv su.'"
any constable vi MCLeun IN cOuI9' "a
You are HEREBY comm sndeu' 4u"'
cause 10 be puUlshcd Tor t"el'! Us"
IL newspaper published Ia your ''-''
true copy vi lie iOuUNlns MIL
Inc STATE or rENAs,
County vi MCl.ennan. .,
10 All persons interested in the e'n W,
". +. Hague, deceased: EAL'Oe'n NJ ~
administrators oil tue estate .,
Hague, deceased, h,s HEED hef peu I',,,..
uIscuaI ge as auminlsIratriA, III 'u0 S s,
court VI McLennan county, "n'On roi
acted un AL tue neat term Ol cvui rs
meuciug ON the mira MohdA! IL in b
1883, NJ the court house thei'o'' n...a
Guy OF Waco, al whlcn tih. IA I,f i
Interested in said estate may apr
contest Iue samc, II tney ace plOP' a
Witness, j. ". Baker cIelN " ~
county coLrt ol ilcLennan c'uu}i g.
under my hand anu .nc seal u raw
the Btn day " January, 1901
j ". BAKER "a
Clerk County Court, hcL' ma" 6llvs
BY v. ". David, Deputy
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Having sold out my entire stock Of
groceries | am now opening at my old
stand choice aud we'll selected stock OF
wines, hQu rs and cigars, both wholesale
and retail. j. l.. BAHNUs,
No. l6, South Side Of Square
0l2jllw
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THE wICkED WORLD.
The Criminal happenings Yes.
terdny

PHILADELPHIA. January 30 The jury
in the case of Jas +. Br wn, tx door
keeper of the aims house, charg d with
forgery aid cnnspirlnR with Maj, Phipp-
nd others D. defraud the city, came into
court tins morning with verdict OF
unlliY.
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u Personal.

Mr. Ed. B. Levy leaves to-day.
Mr. b. V. Cou'son. representing the
Dallas Herald, came IN last O. light aud will
remain In the city "a day or two.
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An old nurse says; Acker's English
remedy Is best for coughs, Group, diuh-
liberia or bronchitis. Sold by Castles,
Morrison & Co, druggists, Waco, Texas
-0i9d&wly
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Carbo.t amphura ed Cosmolrnc keel.
everything for chappod hands, as also
for any other abrasiuus Of the skin. for
sale at Tucker ~ Willis'.-OllOtc
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Group, whoopiug cough and even
asthma Immediately relieved by Acker's
English remedy, Solduuder -uurRute tee
by Castles, Morrison Il Co., druggi, l.,
Waco, Texas Ol l9d&wly-l.
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G,ntl' en-llaNln- BE-, troubled Tor a
number If years with neuralgia in my
head, anu u-ed many remedies, lind
nothing that gives such insta / relief as
your Fleet lie Neuralgia Lo ion
JonS ) MOORE.
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After Feb. LIST, the MCGOWAN mills
will grind Nicaragua wheat, aud also
pay the high st market price for same,
Corner Franklin aud First streets, Wac
Ol2JdSwlm
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What will stop my coughing at night
Guarantee Ackors English Re medy will
Price Toe SOC, aud 81. Sold by Castles,
Morrison a Co., druggists, Waco, Texas,
-Oll9iSwly-l.
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l.. Boyden Il Co.'S mep's custom made
shoes, all worthy of inspect ON, no
trouble TO show them, at Sanger Bros
Ol2Stp,
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The cheapest hard water soap in the
market il that nicklc cake found at
Tucker Il Willis. Sce our new column
ad.-0ll7tc
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Brlndies. WHISTLES, Wins ale, beer and
porter, At No. 81 Austin street. waco
Texas 0l-2I.lm
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-Always Reliable.

Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the best Dip. 1t i'm
proves lhe Wool aud does not lnlure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and it,
transportation Is the only thing which
has prevented It's universal use. Located
al Tue largest leaf market In the world,
win patented process for careful and
tsSs1n9mlcal work, we furnish a PURE
IA lh AtI OF Tobacco at cost which
grower.
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER Il WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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Everybody uses 1t. w, IL. Watkins
Waco Pencil. -0ll9lm
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Where experience has shown defects
III our school System it should he i'm.
proved. 1t will bo found that the sys.
TEN Of school communities and local
control IN at least the most satisfactory.
The responsibility OF lcVyn., collecting
and discussing, should h left mr. much
ia possible with the people. The whole
question is then immedl tely before
tnem, and II the property Of the country
has the power to tax itself and manage
the funds thus raised, 1t is ap to he hon
cstly done and to their VII liking. This
suggrstlul OF course goes beyond he
general fund that may be p divided 10y
the state. 1t IN understood that your
houorahl bodies have already under
consideration pr posed am ndmcuts TO
the constitutions relative t. this sub
Icct. From the best data before us 1t ia
believed that the state can pay tor four
and three'tifths aud possibly five months
schooling for each child in tue stat
within the scholastic age. can see no
reason why other localities thnn those
now embraced 10y the law should not be
Flowed to Wy aud collect an add
tlunul tax Tor thu purpose Of aiding the
state IN the efforts ut giving the people
an education. II the night to levy tins
tax by localities is confined to
property holders there can he but
little danger OF its abuse. he cunstitu.
ton cannot he amended so as to allow "a
separate school tax to be collected, su AS
to be available under three years. | do
! not doubt but that every dollar OF the
! available fund including the one-fourth
OF the general revenue Will be utilized
10y your honorable bodies for the educa-
t on Of the youth, aud that the ecessary
constitutional mendments will b. sub
mltted to the people. | am clearly OF
the opini II tina the state with little
and from communities should he able to
increase the scholastic months from
three to five or six or more,
THE RAILWAYS.
II Is understood this subject Is now I'M
der consideration by the two houses. tx
perience has demonstrated that some one
especially charged With the duty OF SEE
ing that these institutions perform their
duty TO the people is the only sure mode
| OF protecting them Persons with small
| capital cannot and will not contend for
their rights when Withheld by these cor
poralions, and | ther, tore commend
that a commission OF thiee or mole per
sons be appointed In such manner as.thr
legislature may select 10 take charge OF
the subject.
RgDELPTIoS or LANDS BOUGHT RI Tx
STATE FOR TAAKs.
It has been custom In the past to e1-
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10 RE
Found At Eaton 5
The best variety in Waco, at prices
that please every one.
ID II Lie A c les:


3pound tin broiled. trout, 50 cents per
tin.
pound TN mackerel and ,toma'
sauce, 30 cent per tin.
2pound. tin smoked SALMON, % cents
per TIN.
pound tin smoEed Finnaw iHaddies,
- cents per tin.
. round tin fried sea trout, 20 cents
per tin,
pound IN. broiled fresh mackerel, 80
cents per tin.
pound tin.mince meat, 80 cents per
tin.
pounditn mince meat, 45 cents per
tin,
pound tiu.mince meat, IS cents per
tin.
s poundItin apple butter, 80 cents per
tin.
5poundFin peach butter, 80 cents per
tin.
pound,tin ounce butter, 60 cents per
tin.
pouudihn plum butter, 60 cents per
tin.
pound tin pear but er, 80 cents per
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at! s3.50 per
hundred or Sl.75 per sack.
Our DelmOnico Flour al. $500 per hum
| dred or $50 per sack.
Our Patent Flour at 81 20 per hundred
or S2,lO per sack.
These brands are pronounced the best
/ in this market by thoss who have tried
them.
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