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Opposed to Her Daughters Marriage.
When Mr Ezra E, Brown and Miss Martha e.
Fossett app he'd for marriage license, or SatuV-
day, they were confronted by the young
womans irate foster mother, Mrs. James Free
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DAILY WEATHER. BULLETINS.


WAR DEP RTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL DrFrCsR.
WARHINGToN, Oc5. 90. / A. NJ
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley Clondy
weather, with local rains. variable winds, shit
ing 10 westerly, falling, followed in west pur-
tton by rising barometer rising Temperature ia
eastern portion, stationary or lower temper.t-
ture in western portion.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather,
preceded by light local rains, variable winds,
falling, followed in the western portion by
rising barometer stationary slight rise in
temperature.
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Hoo Bitters has more patience than Job, cur
ing thousands OF patients daily. See adv'ts.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosnhate

IN NERVOUS DISEASES
Dr. Henry, New York, Gays: I'm nervous dis
eases, know of 10 preparation to equal IT,"
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MAXIMUM temperature, 81; MINIMUM tear
perature, 50.4.
General observations.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct, y, 1925 u. IN.
Observations taken a. the same moment of
at al lsrn
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Texas Hears from Ohio.
Sound the tidings to the skies!
The Buckeye coon curls up and dies.
Let the gallinaceOus fowl
Zap his wings and fairly howl.
Set it up and paint it red,
The world is free. The devils dead.
Fort Worth Gazette tDem.)
THOSE who have tried it say, there is only ono
good cough medicine and that il DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. 1t is cheap, too, only % cents bottle
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Nj ASONIC-ANCIENTL LANDMARKS LODGE
vi No. $40, F. and A. NJ. Special meeting tine
(Mondayl evening, In Masonic Temple, at 1880
O'Clock. Work, third degree.
WM. 5. RICH w. NJ.
WILLIS r. MINER, Secretary.
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years later than David, and to decide that GER
tain prophesies were to be preserved through
the ages leaving others to perish with their full
filment in Christ-concedlng all this to those
devont men. it must follow that the great
synagogue ever-changns body Of men
through more than hundred years, and later,
that the priests and scrihes of the three hundred
years which follow ed-such priests and scrihes
as are introduced to us by the New Testament as
blind leaders of the blind-were all inspired.
This staggers faith, and needlessly weakens all
arguments which bear upon the divine authority
of the Scriptures.
The claim for special inspiration of the New
Testament is equally detrimental TO the authority
of that part or the Bible. IL Is well known to
Bible scholars that, for two hundred years or
more, the church relied chiefly upon the
living voice OF those who connected by
only one intervening generation with the apos-
ties and their immediate Successors That the
gospels and epistles now Incorporated in the
Bible were IN existence and much revered, and
some of them OfTen quoted, is true, but there
were many other lives of Christ in existence
even before Luke wrote his gospel It was well
into the fourth century before anything ap-
peared in the form of collection of these his
tories and epistles; and fer centuries later 1t
was a matter of DISPUTE, not yet settled, whether
the Apocalypse and the epistles TO the Hebrews,
and James and Second Peter q nd Second and
Third John should not he excluded from the
sacred canon; while As late as the middle of the
sixteenth century the Council of Trent spent
years in revising the whole, resulting III the ad-
dition of the books known among
printed in ali English In1 p" Bibles mint" 1ntiI
recently with only a modest protest. Who Will
divinely inspired to eollate just what was in
spired and that the Council of Trent, "A body of
the most learned men of the sixteenth century,
were not lDspiredf Again, If these books were
penned by divine direction, it not equally
important that he same divine hand should di-
rect every traDsorioer and every translator SO
that there should bo no interpretations or omis-
slons2 III it important that the exact
words Of God should fall from the first pen, why
not eqnally important to preserve the word in
IT'S purity to All generaii0psf Had this been
done fewer false theories and dogmas would
have toppled under the patient laDoPs OF the au-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-21

Mention was made in our columns
me time ago of the proposition OF Mir.
ID. VI. Clover the superintendent of the
tel phone systcm at Dallas, to connect
Dan lug with Waco by telephone. It citilcrs
would guarantee the gross receipts at
$4,000 per month. The matter was lett
10 TIA" hands ot Sanger Bros. here. who
opened correspond nee with Dallas at
once, Yesterday Mr. Sang ,r received the
papers from Dallas, and viii start ont to-
day 10 securr subscriptions. Tue pro
posed line Will pass through Lanes, trr.
Red Oah. WaNahrchie. Italy, Milford, En-
mis-, Deni,un, Shcrm IN and Fort Worth.
AHothcr PROPOSED route takes in lie above
named as far as Milford. whence the Inc
viii run TO Hillsburo, and on to Waco.
Under the proposed arrangement the line
will prove OF great benefit to Waco. A
live minutes cOnvCr,aio Nill be made
the basis Tor q -chedu OF charges Us ton
word, is the basis with telegraph COM
panics.
There is so much talk about "dudesc
nowadays here, in Martin, and every herI
else, that the Typ graphical sketch" O
Inc dude printel this morning will prob
ably hc appreciated.
Two ctsrs were tried in the record
rr's court yesterday, one party Tor out
mgcous and int, cent la'gmgc, and an
other Tor gambling. Werc find.
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Treasure tea, warranted free from
adulteratjun.
Treasure tea is the best AZ well as the
cheapest.
Every can OF Treasure tea il war
ranted to please or money refunded.
All first class grucers keep Treasure
tea.
Treasure tea, warranted free from
RdulterRtion.
Treasure tea is the best IA we'll as the
cheapest.
Every can Of Treasure tea Is war
rauted to please or money refunded,
All first class grocers keep Treasure
tea.
Treasure tea, warranted free from
Rdulteration.
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IsIIa.-


Piles ARE frequently preceded 10y a
sense of weight iu the back, lui and
lower part " the abdomen, cuuTug the
patient to suppose he hus some affection
NJ the kIducye ur ucIghhOrug organs.
A. times, symphonic Of indigestion are
prrvcut, ug tlaturncy uuoWnncD. ~ the
stomach, etc \ moisture. Ink" pcrsplrH
ton, producing very diWRrccuh g
itching, particularly ul might after get.
ting warm IN bed, X O very common M
tcudaut Blind Bleeding AID itching
Piles yield Al once to the application Ut
Dr. Bo-uuko's Pile Remedy which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
my the lumors, alluyiug the INTENSE
itching and affecting ornament cure
wher. the other remedies have failed
DO not delay until TIA" drain on the Hys
TEN produces permanent disability, hn
try it and be cured. Price, ~ cents
Sen prepaid on receipt Of price. Ad
dress, The DR.. BoHnko Medicine Go.
Piqua, Ohio Soldby Carter y Williamson
and j. d. Cornish, druggists, Waco
Texas. ldwtf,
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The State of Tcxas-'ro the sheriff or any
Constable Of Mcl.cnuHn county,
You are hereby commanded, that You
publish once week Tor four successive
weeks In "a newspaper In your Courty "a
true copy Of the following witt,
The STATE OF 1cxns, No GO2,
Mclcnntn County I In the County Court
70 nil persons interested IN the welfare oi
Fannie and LrOla Wilson, minors;
donaldson IIuf, qua dian, has MED in
,he County Court OF Mclrnnan county AN
application Tor leave to resign the guar
dian-hp OF said estate aud has accompa-
uicd the sunc by an account Tor final set
tlemcnt which viii hc hcatd 90 the nrNi
term. commencing ON the thld Monday
/ in July, 1883, at the count housu thereof
/ in the city NJ WuCu, Mt which time Nll per
sons interested in the welfare Of said mi
nors may appear and contest sajl appliCa
ton, II they see proper
I Witness, j. W Baker, clerk county
/ court, Mrlcnuau county
Given undrl INV hnui and seal lhi- IL
day Of June, los5.
j ". BAKrM
Cl,k & g.. Melt, Texas.
By o. W. David, Deputy,
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Ills SouInnduis silver.

"lour asking me how | came to use
It, reminds me Of the story Of the
Scotchman who, on his deathbcd, after u
life OF mcauness, wanted to make things
all right with the Lord by leaving some
money to the kirk"
will tue Almighty pass me into
Heaven il | leave 10000 pounds to the
kirk, dye think said he
81 cant promise ye thot, mon, an.
swered the minister, but advise ye to
try the experiment
Laughing heartily at the story Rev f.
h. Osborne, of No. 21i Ogden avenue, lCr-
Scy city, prstur OF the FIRST Rupu. t
Church, West llObnkCn, continued
"luat's what did with larkcr's Tonic
| tried the experiment 1t more thln met
my cNpccttions and m very glad to
testify to lis excellence. II GOES at once
10 the root ui all digestive and nervous
arrangements 50 common among men OF
my profession For women and chronic
/ invalid, the Tonic is u perfect inyigorant,
and L. destined to supp.ant all other rene
dies Tor this Purpose. \ single dose pro-
duccs tue gentle Precipitation and sense OF
life which "radicatos disease. II seems to
rOus" every ORGAN into activity. | admire
ii. too, Tor its power to untaguuilr the
hold OF the liquor habit over in bratcs.' 60
Ihis preparation, which ha, been
known rs Iarkcr's Ginger Tonic, wi !
hereafter be called simply Parkpr's Tonic.
A. unpriuciplCd dealers are constantly de
ccNing their customers with interior ar
ticlr- under the name OF ginger, an ms
ginger Is really an unimportant tluvoring
/ ingredient, We drop the hi leading word
There VIII be NO change, however. in
the preparation itself and all bottle,
in the hands OF dealers, wrapped under
the name OF Parker Ginger Tonic, con.
tain the genuine medicine il the facsimile
signature OF lllscoN a Co. is ut the bot
tom OF the outside wrapper --wcowNsat
tUSUl
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Instead Of feeling tired and worn ont,
instead Of uches and pains, wouldn't
YOU rather feel fresh and strong II
YOU continue to feel miserable and good
Tor nothing you have only Yourself to
blame, for Browns Iron Bitters will
surely cure you. Iron cinchoua are its
principal ingredients, 1t is certain
cure for dyspepsia, indiges ion. malaria
W, akness, Kid ey, luug and heart alice
tons Try it II YOU desire to he healthy
ro 'ust and strong and experience lit
remarkable curative qualities,
az lId,CWl W
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IsI.NiOy Al.


Il may be taken Tor granted that every
one wishes to buy rs chcIply rs possible,
on tlc ground That "a penny slyed is a
penny made" and prudent hou.cEeepcr-
and heads ui families may save, not one
tut many pennies, during the next fifteen
day by ioiug their ira ting in groceries,
staple and fancy. ut the grocery tore Of
Il ". INN. Il Bro. AT the old stand,
con.r Fifth and Austin streets This is
rlUny- one Of tn rh, apcst places in the
city al which to buy @rucclirs, but from
now 10 the first OF August extra rdinary
Inducements in prices viii he given lhu
adjustment VIII be moved On August
LIST. ull i'm order tu reduce So Ck before
removal all guols IN the store which have
al b. y- b. cu sold as cheap u, the che1pcS. ,
will he placed at prices which cannot bc
discounted anywhere. Close buyers Will
ret tine Bargains Tor the next fifteen day.
ON August lSt the Hills Bros. will Gbau-
don the ld stand where they have been
looted so long that hardly man, woman
or hild in the county that does not know
the place, and will move to the llilliS
building. on Austin street between sixth
and seventh, ucXt 10 the Academy OF AIT
ard OPPOSITE Nhillaker's livery Stable.
IN will open up in their new store with
iir.t-russ lot Of new and fresh goods,
AMI In their own store, Win no rent To
pay. will be- enabled to cut in prices on
thcIr usually close figures. a large sup
ply OF br.t brands of Hour and bacon viii
be kept. and all farm and plantation sup
plies. in addition to choice groceries OF
every description. with several lines OF
specaties tagging and ties, two car
load, of which nom first hands in Boston
are a ready at the depot, will be one OF the
-prcialtcs. and armcrs will lind Il Ia
/ their advantage to call on them Tor bag-
ring and ties Tor the new crop. Mr.. x
w. Hill, is one OF the closest buyers IN
4 the city OF Waco, and buyers are given
the benefit OF close purchases. Heads OF
families, We repeat, will lind 1t TO thelI
interest to make their purchases Tor the
balance OF thi, mouth at the store OF Il
". Hills n Bios, st their old stand, ana
/ will not TAIL 10 lind good bargains at the
/ new store,
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Dansigcrs Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are a sure and safe cure tor all
malarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com
plaiuts. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years prin-
cipally in the eastern states and 10 the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be had on application. Price u per box
Can be sent by mail. For sale by Castles
Morrison Il Co, Waco, agents, tor cen
trial TCXas.-OlOldly
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FfOm nv pIUcD "a mIItH s0uIhch7t OT
Waco. Sunday morning July 9Th, one
bay geld ny work horse, three feet
and neck white, branded on shoulder
T.. r.. ne k aud shoulders EeHyy, head
hign, about eight years old, and fifteen
hands high, Tor the recovery Of which a
reward Of alO will be paid.
j. W. DOwSM
Waco. Jul, ., 1899 d&Wtl
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/ offer TO all those needing malt
stimulaut Auheuger and nudwriser beer.
Their repu alton Tor pnUty aud fine
quality IA long established.
--yJIltC | A. GuLDsILJS.
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Decline Of Man

Nervous Weakness, dyspepsia, impo
tencc, sexual debility, cured by "NclIs
Health Renewcr.' SILL
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ASK for Wells though ON COINS" l5c.
wuick, complete permanent cure Corns.
] Darts buninns l
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Crooks. IS y Mt Pheasant, Texas
Cooper, j T., Hubbard, Texas.
tatonpJ VI, Nj ~ nsanl
thl'r + VI, AUSTIN, T. Nh'
cunningham Lack Nu~tln, l"Nas
4, u"", c. l., Au,tlhn Ir\hs
lrrrland VT ilra,h"'' lrNH7
coleman, L., Br"nham, Texas.
Dos. MIR u 4, waco. r,NAs
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Davis. j T.. Vncu, IrNa..
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llrnui-, \ kntAdA.', l'NA-
dispatch, Eiitnrt Austin, lrNA'.
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Twenty OF the best brands OF five
cent cigars To select from at Herr SILL
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Aiull line OF property always ON hand
Collections OF all kinds promptly
attended to. Parties wishing
20 buy, sell, rent or make
Investments will fluid
tito their interest
to call and
see lis.

a. We refer toy permission To Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and State Central Bank.
The following is II partial list of
property we are now Offering;
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All kinds OF new and second hand fur
nitIrc. stoves. Etc.. bought and sold At
Peck a Jones, 80 Austin sircct-G - limo
What do you think; Herr viii sell you
~ Duke OF Durham Cigarettes Tor -
CENTS N-7-ll
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NOTICE IN GUARDIANSHIP

I'OR shLE-OlI newspapers suitable tor
i wrapping paper ut ~ cents per hundred.
T. NutuIurf. tWgp I-tN-tt
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-EOOmlng the Br1I0s setWs 20 nANC
turned out unsucccssiully, When the
heavy IRON linked and bauded timbers OF
Mr., trosby's boom were stretched across
lha' tickle stream some time age,i 1t looked
as though they were strong enough TO
stand tie mighticst torrent the BraLos
could pour against them. With the FIRST
lisr, which was only small one, the boom
Went down before the registlcs- tide, and
was swept from It's mOurIngs, while the
Tcd torrent went booming on unnamed and
1hnchecked, This last heavy rise would
have completed its demolition had it been
fin,paee. In our opinion no boom that
acsh be stretched across the BiaL can b.
made To hold up against the strong cur
4fent and immense quantities OF drift thai
would come against It,
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EOR SALE My place uu South Fourth stree
j about Nrrc llpch. IRON toe cad ui H. l
street ear linn. Consisting ut tour lots fenced
liuu-r with three ruHW- good we'll chicken
huu-r, etc. Price. 5000 /. y. IEtk
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14
PHGSIx PARK mURDERs.
Brady Pound Guilty and Sentenced I
BIO Hung.

DUBLIN. April l3.-The trial OF Joe Brady
was continued this morning. Dr.. Webb,
Q. ca leading counsel for the prisoner,
said. he begged TO submit respectful pro.
test against any evidence being allowed in
this case which would bear out the exist
ence Of conspiracy prior to May Sd, even
though the evidence excluded by that
means would throw light on plot existing
before that date to murder Burke. The only
exception to this principle would be that
the evidence which concerned the wordsand
acts OF the prisoner might with propriety
and according TO the rules OF evidence be
admitted. dn'support OF his position Webb
cited various authorities running from the
time OF Edward i down to the present.
He said the prisoners were first arraigned
on charge Of conspiracy. This was fol.
lowed upIb the more serious charge OF
murder. contend that such combination
Of charges is unprecedented in the history
criminal cases.
The defense called clerk named Kenne.
dy, who swore that be spoke to Brady, who
was accompanied by girl, on Domenick
street, between five and seven o'clock on
the evening Of May 9Th. He recognized
Annie Meagher, who testified yesterday,
she was with. Brady that evening, as the
girl. Witness said he also met Brady the
following day. The latter declared muir
ders would ruin the cause OF Ireland.
Upon the conclusion OF Kennedy's testi.
mony tho defense announced that they
would callno other witnesses. The argu.
ment oil counsel for defense and prosecu.
ton followed.
The Judge finished bis charge at 1913
o'clock, when the jury retired. They were
absent but short time, and on returning
to the court room announced that they
found Brady guilty Of the murder Of Lord
Frederick Cayendish and Burke. Brady
was Immediately sentenced to be hanged.
DR.. Webb moved for an arrest Of judg.
ment. He alleged that under the Crimes
Act the jury which heard the case was not
legally formed.
The Judge refused to grant DR.. Webb's
motion. The date fixed for the execution
Of Brady Is the l4th Of May. The jury
was out forty minutes.
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Opposition, 10 Ke,hovipE the Capt
Talk Of I,nncaching the GoyernO

Opposition, TO KeinoyiuE' the Capital.
TaIk Of Inpcnching the Goyernor.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April lS-At a mass
convention, held this week, at Sioux Falls,
Dakota, delegates from seventeen counties
met to condemn Governor 0rdway's Capi:
tai Commission scheme. Some very broad
charges against his management OF this
bill were made, which found formal utter
ance in the; resolutions. These exprea
condemnation Of the gigantic scheme re.
ferred to, which was made possible by
Governor N. G. 0rdway's venality, and
the prostitution OF the powers OF his posi-
| ton, and by cooperation Of a msjority o.
the lust Legislature, secured either through
corruption or timidity, and announce a.
their earnest prayer that Dakota may be
relieved OF the official, whose career has
been a discredit to the Territory and Q
continual cause OF striles and discords
which have done much harm.
That this prayer might not SO ,unan'
syeredf It was ordered, six hundred tc
four, that an Executive Committee be ap'
pointed by this Convention, to inquire in
to any malieasance on the part Of Cover
ner 0rdway, in connection With the enact
ment Of The Capital Removal bill; and u
the facts developed warrant such proceed
ings, to formulate the charges therein
present them to the President OF the United
States, and demand his removal; and In
case Of failure to act on the part OF the
President, to present such chaiges to the
House OF Representatives OF the United
States for investigation, with view TO hit
impeachment. ~ ~" -,
Such committee, with. exDelegatC
Pettigrew at the head, WAS selected, con
sisting Of one member from each of The
thirty 1--WE counties In South Dakota. II
has already begun to create local commit
tees, and prepare for the'work laid out BY
the Convention.
In the meantime the Capital Commission
| ia beginning 10 be frightened at the oposi
tion being developed to their schemes
throughout the Territory, and basadjourn
ed TO May !, in order to give Judge Edger
ton an opportunity 10 hear the quo lGdTGnt'
suit, brought to test the legality Of the &C
which created them.