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DRIVER to the wall and nonplussed by the figure;
published by the REcoRD-U UNION relative to the
growth of California during the railroad era, but
which we did not and do not ascribe wholly to rail
road building, the Examiner is forced TO the wal
OF conviction where it snarls and growls while ad
hitting that it falsifed our figures and misquoted
our language. But it iterates the falsehood ii
another form, by saying that the inference is IN
denable that we intended to convey the impression
that the advance entirely due to railroad enter
prise-which let us say, as finally, is another un
truth. No ouch inference can be drawn from any
thing this journal has said.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26
NEVADA.
The Legislature.

CARSON. February 24th.-The Democratic
Senate, which passed the Williams anti
railroad bill yesterday, reconsidered the vote
to-day. One Democrat, one Republican and
one Independent charging, the bill was
beaten. The Melarkey bill was next killed.
The Democrats were very strongly pledged
to vote for the anti-rsilroad bill.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

LADY BEAUTIF1ERs Ladies, you cannot
make fair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling
ewes with all the cosmetics of France, OF
beautifars of the world, while in poor health,
and nothing viii give you such rich blood,
good health. strength and beauty as Hop Bit
tiers. A trial is certain proof.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

Nor AN experiment or cheap patent medi.
cine is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is prepared
by one Of the oldest and most reliable chemi-
cal firms, and will do all that is claimed for it..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

The Emergency Rule in the House =
Meeting of Connecticut Theatrical Man
agers-A Fathers VIII Contested by
HIS Daughter-Fires and Loss OF Life
The Passion Play" In Court-Pro-
posed Monument to Luther-The Cath
clio Bank TrOuble-POstal Changes for
the Pacific Coast = Items OF Foreign
NeWs-Efc.
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Increase or Pension.

Thousands entitled under new laws, which
are more liberal. Alao pensions procured for
disabled soldiers, widows, etc. Address, with
stamps, Stoddsrt & Co., 413 G street, n. W.,
Washington, d. @.
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AND now that there Is q new LIinistrys in France
we shall expect TO witness next an attack upon it by
the Chamber Of Deputies before the officials have
time to warm their official chairs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The "GolOs " suppressed-Laws Relating
to the Jews.

The "GolOs F." suppressed-Laws Relating
to the Jews.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 25sh. - The
GoloS, having been warned third time. has
been suspended for six months. On its re-
appearance it will be subject to clause of
the temporary press regulations of 1882. The
Gol0s was suppressed because of its mig
chievous tone in discussing State institutions,
and describing the Intentions of the Govern.
ment regarding the reforms which have taken
place during the last quarter of century.
A ukase has been published appointing q
commission TO examine and amend the laws
relating to the Jews, which will afterwards
be submitted to the legislative departne nt for
examination.
The Retirement of the Princes.
PARIS, February 18th. report of Gen.
eral ThiebaudiD, Minister of War, in justi-
fication of the Due d'Aumale, Due d'Char-
tres and Due d'Alencon, says that public
opinion demanded the adoption of the meas
ure placing these Princes on the retired list.
The public has become alive to the incon.
venience of the presence in the army of officers
belonging to former reigning families. The
great principles of subordination and discip-
line might be weakened thereby.
A Liberal Victory.
NEwcAsTLE-oN-TYNF, February 25th.-
I John Morley (LiberaD defeated Gainsford
Bruce CONSERVATIVE in the Parliamentary
election. Morley received 9,433 votes, and
Bruce Z, 1877.
Gone Over the River.
LONDON, February 25sh.-W. S. Crawford,
the well-known turfman, is dead.
BERLIN, February 25th.-Van Camp, of
the Uhlans, who was dismissed the service,
has killed himself.
The Prince of Wales at Berlin.
BERLIN, February 25th.-The Prince of
Wales was received at the depot to-day by
the Crown Prince.
Another Royal Baby.
LONDON, February 25sh-The Duchess of
Albany was delivered of daughter at Wind
gor Castle to-day.
Religious Intolerance.
MARsEILLEs, February 25th.-Pere Hya-
cinthe lectured to 5000 persons to-day.
There was great uproar, the Catholics hiss
ing and insulting him.
Catholic Church and Parsonage Burned.
RIvIERE DU LoUP {Que.) February 25th.-
The Catholic Church and parsonage here was
burned to-day. Losg, 100000; insurance,
| S36 000
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

THE President has accepted Lieutenant-C Commander
Gorringes resignation, and very properly. That
officer Is evidently an impetuous man-too quick to
receive an insult and too ready to resent supposed
sights
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TUFTS hair DYE,

GRAY HAIR OF WHISPERS changed to Glossy
BLACK by single application Of this DYE. Tim
parts natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists or sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST., NEW XOEsIk.
q DR.. TUFTS HANUAL Of yaiuable Information an6 n
useful Receipts viii be nailed fRkE appea3;oa.4
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

Al Tie Diamond Dyes always do more
than they claim TO do. Color over that old
dress; it will look like new, Oaly ten cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

The Narysvnle Appeal says three.fourths OF the
anti-railroad cry is the irothing Of politicians who
are experts as anti-monopy hobby-riders.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26
EXCURSION TO Los ANGELES, RIVERSIDE. ETC.
Leaving Here March 18th, and ReturniD
March 81. 1888

DARTIES WISHING TO ATTEND THE
IL Annual Citrus Fair and Semi-Annual Conven-
ton of Fruit Growers at Riverside, San Bernardino
County. on MARCH 14th, 18th and 18th, or other
points in Southern California can learn particulars
by applying before MARCH 5th, to MATTHEW
COOKE. [B. CT fe263t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stated Assembly OF Sacramento a
Council, No. l. Royal and Select Masters, ~
will be held at the Hall, THIS (Monday) NJ
EVENING, at 7 o'clock. SojourniDg Conn., \
panions are cordially invited to attend By order OF
c. V. KELLOGG, I. ]. NJ.
W DAVIS Recorder fe26-1t
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CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS,
California Safe Deposit 8 Trust Co.,
s26 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
DIRECTORS :

Z INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEPOS-
Il its received, subject 20 check draft at sight.
certificates OF deposit Issued. Loans made on
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 1880 safes, OF
different Sizes which rented at from to $40 per
month, and from sl2 to $500 per year, according to
size and location also large general vault for the
care OF syerware, ieweiry trunks and boxes OF val
liable articles bullion, coin books and papers of mer
camille houses 0edgers, which will be received or
delivered at any time during the day or night and
personal property of all kinds
This Company VIII act as agent Of corporations,
estates firms and individuals. for the Of securi-
ties real estate and personal property of all kinds,
the collection Of interest and rents and will transact
business generally as trustee for property and inter-
ests intrusted TO its care will hold powers OF attor
ney, and make collections and rfmittances; buy and
sell securities, drsfts exchange bullion, foreign
money, etc.; make investment and negotiate loans;
will at executor and administrator OF estates,
guardian of minors, etc.; pay annuities etc; Will
act as transfer agent registrar OF transfers OF
stock and as trustee under trust mortgages OF in
corporated companies. felO-is3mMMS
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CALIFORNIA.

lDIsrArcHEs OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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BRAIDwooD, February 25th.-Memorial
services Ia respect TO the miners drowned in
tbs Diamond mine were held this morning.
Addresses we're delivered by several clergy.
men present. In the afternoon similar ser.
vic q we're held ct the niae. The water has
Row been lowered ifsy-one feet. The Relief
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

e T. ROOT. ALEX ERIisoE J. DRIsCoI.
ROOT, NELSON & co.,
FVNToN FoUNDRY-IR0N AND BRASS
q Founders and Maehinlsts, Front street, be.
tween and @. Castings snd Machinery Of every
description made to ordet. fe26-4Dlm
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Shot for Poisoning Squirrels.

SAN JOSH, February 24th,-Pablo Gabilan,
an aged Mexican, was brought to San Jose
to-day from bis home in the mountains above
Los Gates. He was suffering from gunshot
Scott because he persisted in putting cut poi.
son on his land for squirrels, against the
wishes Of Scott. TIE wound is not fatal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-26

UMPoRTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for DR.. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinehcna Bitters also,
agents FOR Litton Springs Ssltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. III Kstreet, between Fourth
and FIFTH. fez6 4p1m
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IEsBB3AS so gsseIS.
Iohn and Dan Shin admitted to Bail in
$500 Each.

Before judge RIM yesterday cime
the above named drfenlauts, declaring
that Sheriff Harris was holding them in
jail when h. "nain't ought to-
Owen Smith, being Sworn, stated that
fow mouth, Ggp IN, father, George
Smith. and himself rep 'lred to Shin's
horse pen for the purpose OF recovering
the elder Smiths horse, which wa tlrd
up in that peu. Then aud there a gen
eral row CURED in which strip Of
timber a stone and pocket knife fig
ured, When the row was OvHr, old man
Smith wa, on the grounl dead, or near
~ So, John Shin was cut in several
places with pocket knife IN the hands
Of Owen Smith, and Dan Shin, Who wa,
standing near, Is supposed 10 have
thrown the fatal stone which killed the
elder Smith.
NJ 8. John Shin testitel Tor the de-
Tense that George Smith was chasing
her husband with grubblug hoe
when he tell, She docs not know how
he came to fall. Shr did not SOC
any one throw; she was busy at tina
moment watching owen Smith carving
her husband with the jackkuife But
somebody threw that stone and AS all
the others were busy at other job, it
must have been Dan. Mrs Shin Is an
old lady on crutchrs. Her husband Is
Young and athletic. She Is rich, aud
this muraing viii give bail for her hus-
band in $500, the amount requi ed
Perhaps for Dan also. His is the same
amount
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The Old NmIIcInpInnt-

Graudma's remedy for Group, whoop.
ins cough aud colds. Having been
confined to my bed Tor several weeks
with severe cough, VIII ch all the rem.
edies my family physician prescribed
would not alleviate, he, HIS last resort,
prescribed your Cher kee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen the first dose
OF which gave NE instant relief. aud
prevented what the doctor considered
imminent danger VI pneumonia. In
three days ] WAS perfectly well Five
years ago my oldest daughter had
measles leaving her WITH a cough which
followed her mp TO the first Ut this year
Nothing woul give her any relief until
| tried your wonderful medicine She
Is now entirely we'll My youngest child
had severe case II mrmbrauous Group.
and was relieved at once with two dos =
" the remedy, and as long as / have %
bottle on hand | never feel alarmed
about Group. AlEs. J. j. kNuwLEs,
Atlanta, tia.
Taylor, Chcrohrn E.mc. Of Sweet
Gum and Mullen r.r ale Boy all leul.
INK druggists at .5t, aui SLOl per
bottle.
Manufactured by "H.r 4 Taylor.
Atlanta, Ga, y opur.r iH...s Prem
ium cologne. f., sHt %. Fucker a
Willis
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In sim Hour.


p lrNrNfp MIS- HAVE a lam AND
CONF TO AooMMoN 'oN'Lu'I'N,
.bcrr can ho no question a1 IL tha'' w
.Dr p, who ], prominently CON
ia with "a certain ho,pit 1T" his lrleni,
Rouse surgeon, Us the two sat having
sln and "A quiet chtt in the reception
i.litc on u recent stormy nighttime
r0u at a!l. Ever since ! b'agn prac'
.talhat little country village you We
MI the speak OF, away up near Lake
ysr1, thirty years ago, ! have irlt-in
.nnon With nh other physlcian--thc
-lda reliable plaster. There are So
tny ll.es,c,-ii,nd,e ], the majority do
laNme underline rule t"rWhirh good
trurG application IL better than RENE
H. POURED into a patients stomach
"Tl4.ssl, Doctor und TO show yon my
|thuyolr theory, | may say that since
llNptGlmyposIlicn herrl have opposed
H. leANaosiNg people. cXcep' In eases
EsheN UeVtit at our WITS END ana II
Eteuel p %, tn"t or n'iHtnE' 7"in"
ftoailfp lGall"n' u 'hr l'h'eh, nee Is
lrlt1AI COP, '' Nlhr" WI resi- ana Go"d
IIM. WHY u" 'Iir o'sine''-'hNt Whei'
r. o. ac'!'thls r'Ihlie heroic l'e''-
~ 49,,
lsy plo..ol' san the "ih'r., ~ OF! can
'Av.il' nI nor, Jus. as "I' nv GUY ="
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THE LOST PI.EIAD.


All these facts of history. NH these les
sons OF ph.lnsnphy and all thus, dcclara.
toes ui our Heavenly Ftlher demonstrate
that the sweet influence vi the Pleads can
never De bound. that good Influences can
never die.
Fellow students, members OF the senior
class OF lss} to-day we stand upon this
ru.trum nui must decide whether wa viii,
unite our Influence Nith the sweet In
tuuucc OF tie lei4ls or with sa'uu AID
hi. angels
Sister seniors csurchllv shall we seven
not shine as Plcnd, under what yer ky
our lois may he cast or on whatever shore
Wr may roam
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n. " AnLLLn ND. up sLMrs.

Danslger's Negepb Fever and Aguo
Powders are sure and -uic cure tor all
malarInl fever dyp.rT-it and bilious
complaints. These powders have been
thoroughly tested. having been selling or
their merits tor the past thirty wears prin-
cipaily in the eastern -tttrs and In the
Wrst indies. see 1c.timnuial-, which can
be nai on application. Price 81 per box
Can DE sen, by mail. For auir Boy Castles
Morrison & Co.,, Waco, agents for Cenlra
T..a4 u'nl-lly
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Ifdiseasr has entered the system the
only way to drive 1t out ia TO purify and
enrich the blood. 10 this end rs l.
acknowledged by all medical mon,
nothing /, hettor Rlnpt, d than iron.
Tue tHult hitherto has been that iron
cpuli not be go prepared M to be abso-
.utcIy harmless To the teeth. This DIM
Guilty has bren overcome by the Brown
ml"al Company ~ Baltimore, Md,
vino ollrr their Biowu's Iron Bitrcra aa
70 tault!r-s iron preparation, a positive
care for dyspep-iq, Indigestion, L dusy
troubles, etc. 1901 d&wlm
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WACO Elk AMINER.
WACO, DECEMBER il. ls,l.
LOCAL uFsL3VIIIEa.
Items of Interest From our he.
porIcr-' Nuicsiooks.


-Tba chain .,.r, ,,,.,,,,,., .,,.,.-.,s.
policeman in chrg, to uriu the Franklin
street gutter, but 10 would not drain.
Tile kit,b,n Of t,,,.,y,,., ,,,,,.,-.,.,.
WAS lie SON. nto Nj ~. 't'., .uat ~
fire bows rogo,br,. in', b.r,y io,t ni,, iu'
No l,.. ia ""'' I''' hs"''
The tbro, b,,,,or. u,i, -,.u. a..
niybt In iqjf is,,,,,,,, n ,"s
called In s,s ME ,,,.,,,.',,,i
See o,l,r r,o",i.., '''' '''''''''"'
Superintendent Gore OF the state
trd, " tnat'Dnh C|egyrr v"u d 'i IN. rrmol-
Ell at once TO hi, prol,r .,,,.,i,r.
-Fncd Nardc is at DALLAS. lie played
there last night umi vii Iliy there to-
nIgNL lie will rrach here New Years
W ." " VIII @'''' '''''' ''-'' it'''''! d
tree Lewis. hDl ira icW dnys past
in prison. suspected OF having rsc tppd the
rcnitcurury. Nus Yesterday released, MS IT
app'aI> tHUt lu j. not tia, hr WI, SUP
posed O. be.
Mr. ,,. t... ...,..t.,.- u,.,,.,.
street restaurant and Nj. " II. Rourr naJ
itncon'rc yesterday, which rrsulicd in
for adjustment.
y Jog wan q piece ul silt timber
,r,r INNS, i.,,,t.,1, ,.ag,.,I.i US
.n7,I '"ii,,''i yeN,'.'''H up,
public .6InrC hupri1r ,h, l,nt. W. 'r 81.
head .r,treN.
~ nee lllile boy WHO own 4 two bar
req pop asks that tao wtuii N OF II he
'h 'ut' reporter Is Wiling to wait
una the serious mention Is necessary,
HcN h'H y away get 1t in ,hc and and
'e'"I'us InuoNs.
NJ . It, If, ...,.,
,. Ni,'i ~ y" ~ ','lI u"cS HN ''S,ie
ty,ji ,"' ,i'i az t'' u7o"'lT S."Iuu 70 h''
,.',i,I'iA AZ cue 'cN"cS on Tue AZ
the district court room when her Ina band
was arrested in the Jail ylri
i.,........,...,.....
., NY lssWtu'! ""'e UuI 'u,H ,r,s
AZ ,I,','G N'i ia ,,e use OF WINS
.l'i i.,.,i '-t' WIN Iyp"'h|ca'mg sup
,,,i ',u'.s r'.'i' a'.u .u", oo,ah,nE oY
Sc u oui hl' d. N,N.'h'
- ""'"' l'"N'" -""'S anu S"t 'uce
'"''
In connection with DEVELOPMENTS
about to occur the trlpplu headed. lengthy
mention OF the Leon e, un,y robbcly and
the arrest of Doc" shin is worth liz
tail. will better Understand the scqu,
which will follow. II l., immense, OF
rather It will BE- immense.
,,,
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New millinery.

4 new invoice Of millinery, fancy
good, aud hair goods, Hair nraids from
8 10 So. front wave. from Doc 'o 81 80
| have complete assortment lu each
department. Prices re- ucol. tll and
examine goods and price. Drc-s trim
niug and dress making Hair worked
up. stamping done. Dre charts, 81;
pleatiug machines, 81 Hon waahet.
MR-. Il. j. Do5s,
No j2i5 Austin street, up stairs.
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Mr.. l.. b. Oueal sends subscription TO-
day with money, but address cannot
lie made out From the best evidence
nnr Office it ia Whitesboro, aud rs accord
ingiy sent there. Should this he wrong
and this notice reach the eye of NJ.
Oneal he will please notify us.-.-wlw
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We nre giving away t. our lady friend.
and customers the most elegant card OF
the season. Come and get one. CASTLES,
Morrison n Co. ~ 3.lw
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ANY but pure vine. /. y. Goldstcin
oilers Won the best At lowest prices.
Cmret 81 per gallon; Angelica, Mu'cateii J.
Tokav. etc, proportionatcly low priced
MN
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Opera glasses for sale or rent, AZ
IEyINskI ~ ALBEA's.
-1O-J tC
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The three be,t-P Punch, Triumph and
Widow-jc. Castles Morrison y Co.
l29-lw
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Acker's celebrated English rem dy for
coughs, cod and consumption. Sold by
us on guarantee Cast e., Morrison n
Go. lC.Gtc
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G. II. Lewi-, druggist, Of Cedar Vale.
Kansas, write, Il have sold 'Prlchly
Ash Bitters tor tue past SEVEN or Ight
YEAR, aud consider them one OF tine
most reliable proprietary medicines !
handle, as IL eyinced by the continual
increase 10 sales and he almo-t uni
yersal satisfaction which attends their
use" II lin
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JncI.s Iundtor sale.

A lot Of proof ckF, raised in
icxa-, fnc blood, 70 hire or sell. Also,
900 or 800 acres ot land adjoining the
town Of Crawford, par. in the town
plot for ale IN quantities TO m and on
reasonable terms. Address,
JOuN II BAKER,
awforl,
or apply at his ranch
HIS dS W 3m
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COPPER COLORED.

h1vo nu % uNHurl Nu Troublesome skin
di,'t-". ,n,rrlig ulnH-l rHmnn. tl, tht urp"t
pAit cot mN Nll1, #1u,.ut uH -kr o. a--af-, 20
rHtp.r q. ] r'I NNr o. ,uUll N. rrl AIT un
IN dguiIu1, Ual Ht iu'- rW-i'g H'h 'uuly
& ,iuut uul tuf' uu-i IntDu-u -UNHflE. have
u-rt brood puriuDr- d.. is .ut uIurr uiNulU .rJ
rene l,,, Out rNrr.trurl tu ir.i until 1
Vru urt tir ,l ltttEN rruut.r-. vU.rh.
alt though '-.l yu.r'- /. HHl .rrr-uliTl. ..uu,u
lug 90. ~klutN.I.- natural ,.IHr Ihu v.luE
To- make lhdnNIt Co iH, On. th this .t'itm. uI.
Milan, Mich. r HlN uN
For sale uy III ,lU--l Is OUVru,o, b Il,
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F,InNYcr- otIhe Alps.


The finest cologne. Try ut at
CARTER n WGLLINMsoN's,
81 Austin Avenue
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Finest stock Of

hair brushes aud combs In the state at
Castles, Morrison ~ Co.-l2-0-lw
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WclI' Rough on Rats" Almanac, at
druggists: or mailed tor 3. stamp. r.. ).
W,li-. Jersey CITY ~
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WACO Texas, December q.
There will bee an election at the How
ara insntute Tor three tru- tees, ON Mon
day, he 7th OF this month
y. CoBb, President.
A mason, Secretary.
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Cnn planters and stock rtscrs getalong
without the publications OF Loving pub
listing company: They can. But much
better with than without. Then leave
YOUR subscriptions tor the Texas Live
Stock Journal Texas Wool Grower the
Daily and weekly Fort Worth Gaz tie, at
INV Office south Fourth Street, opposite
Paeidc hotel, where all orders will re-
celyc prompt attention,
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Miss Scott Adgissnn, OF Corslcana,
state ag,ut for the LIBERATED Buckeye
Cookery, or Practical Housekeeping, lis
in our midst aud viii be pleased to re-
ceiye orders at Mrs Bautou's on Wash
ingtcn street fry the book and see
what IL is.--llls 1T
DR.. 4. Page, Rushmorc, o., saws: ''
have prescribed Browns lion Bltt'rs III
several instances, and in each Gaze or
tai ed gool results i2-ll5Gwlw
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There was young man named AleE,e,
Who owned big outdt in Texas,
After sutf ring awhile.
From secretiuns Of bile,
He u.ed Smiths Bile Beans which al
ways cofrycts us. Price % CT. per
bottle. l2-lld&wlw
Price * smith, druggists AZ Marshall
Texas, say: Browns Iron Bitters CIV,