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party, "It's nomination not III Ia lie
made" which WAS true; but the popular
enthusiasm carried him through aud the
boilers were whipped In before election.
In Massachusetts 10000 Republicans left
the party In ISIS and 1870 and voted
so-callcd Independents of to-day. Their
The rule of The Republican,
party, which was then substan-
tally under the control of the men who
now bolt Mr.. Blninc's nomination, and
James Freeman Clarke and Charles
Francis Adams and their co-workors,
now having ropudiatcd the regular
nominations of tho party, In most CON
tingoncics will return To Mr.. Blaine, GER
tainly rather than vote for anybody that
those mon should support, 10y whatpariy
socvcr nominated"
Rcporter-"But il not New York the
battlc-ground?"
Gen. Butlcr-Ycs. aud the ncighbor-
ing states of Connecticut and New Jor-
scy. In New York this political condi-
ton arose. In lss2, 5000 Ia 1000 Re-
publicans voted for the Democratic
candidate for governor, and So many
Republicans stayed nj home that he was
elected by the enormous majority of
l'2,O1; but with all that majority he
received only some lJO more votes than
did Hancock In 1850. But what was the
Republican vote. either actively voting
or remaining silcntp II was II
protest against the Republican admins
traiion which had rcpudiatcd Mr.. Blaine,
and against its nominee, Mr. Folgcr, by
the Republicans devoted to Mr.. Garfield
and Mr.. Blaine, and hut few of them are
the men who now bolt Mr.. Blainc'S nom
nation. That votc,of course, will now go
back To Mr.. Blaine. So IL would seem Ia
be unwisc for the Democracy Ia count
on that vote for carrying the State of
New York. That that vote is not
to be depended upon by the Dem
ocratic Governor who was so trium-
phantly elected, is seen by the fact
that the very next year. when the GOV
crnor caused his friend To he nomi-
mated as Secretary of State-thc leading
officer on the ticket, Mr. Maynard-hc
was defeated by some 10000 votes, while
the rest of the Democratic ticket were
elected, making n change in one wear df
anybody could he So silly as To believe
that the $4,000 majority of the previous
year was To he relied upon aS Demo-
cratic votcs) of 22e22 600 votes.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.


We received the bulletin announcing
Blainc's nomination at io'clock, and ex-
actly seven seconds later the "I-told you
so-nan" sprung ii on us Boston Post.
"Set 'cm up, again." is the refrain of II
poem favoring the sold ticket" in the
New York sun. The refrain will sound
natural to the Democrats Hartford
Post.
"Oh, Shall drink, or VIII 7 kissY'
asks New York poet. Now, if we
were II New York poet. il seems as if we
should do both, but take the kiss first
and the drink aftcrward, out of consd-
Grafton for tho girl Lowell Citizen.
A clergyman married "A lady with
whom he received u substantial dowry
of $4,000, and fair prospect for more.
Soon aitcrward, while occupying the
pulpit, he gave out Il hymn, read four
stanzas, and was reading the fifth
Forever let my grateful heart
His boundlc~s grace adore
when he hositatcd and exclaimed,
"Ahcm! the choir will omit the fifth
verse;" and sat down. The congrega-
ton, attracted by his apparent confusion,
read the remaining lines:
Which gives ten thousand blessings now,
And bids me hope FOR more.
RoNbury Advocate.
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DIR. Eagan leaves this evening for Cor
sicana and will return to-morroN.
Col. George 7. Afford returned homo
yesterday from st. Louis ant the
North.
At the ST. George: J & Raydal, San
Francisco; Frank Smith, Crockett: J w
Record, Forney; & r Carter, Paris: John
: Andrews, Fort Worth; John u Ice,
Corsicana; : = Reid, J Bush, Texas; J II
Bishop, Terrell; l. J Powell, Mckinney
II l. Siles, Fort Worth a Denver City
railway; u Paul. III Paso; Oliver Rice
ALBANIA; Il 4 Barry. Corsicana; Tom NJ
Bowers, Paris; Mrs Simmons, Henrietta
Mrs John ID Cheap, Ennis; J \ Jackson
Plano; VI Prescott, Chicago; 4 w Hell.
Ter. Texas; John l. Clark, Ennis; u W
Mcpherson, Gainesville; Joe SHELTON
Mckinney; J + Gready, Wills y, int;
T. Ennis, Terrell; II y Henry. Lancaster
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SNATCIIES.

For fine shoes 90 To Block Bros.
DR.. Cheancy, dentist, 7l6 Elm street.
Dallas Dental Parlors, ZIG Elm street.
Frank T.. Mum, sign painter, 500
Main street
You can find n genuine French clarct
ut Loeb n Frciberg's.
You can always find new and fresh
groceries at Loeb X Frciberg'S.
Bouchc, the grocer, has all kinds of
vegetables as fast as they appear.
Bouchc, the Main street grocer. keeps
everything in the grocery line. Tclo-
phone him.
Nobody will forget the treat In store
for them by visiting Shady View Park
on July It'll.
Rabbi schulz will read the Declare
ton of Independence ut Shady View
Park on July It'll.
Have your watches, clocks and iowclry
repaired at Bcck's jcwelry store. All
work warranted.
Visit Loeb IL Frcibcrg's now store and
see the largest and most complete stock
of groceries in the city.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, is the place
where YOU can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars In the city.
If you want good substantial job done
on iron, go to Baker Il Pfouts, one square
south of Santa Fe depot.
West Dallas Colored Cornet and
String band will furnish the leading
music in the street parade and nj the
ball on July 18th.
The Queen City Guards contemplate
taking part in the procession on July
lth. headed 10y their splendid band of
martial music, consisting of ten or more
pieces.
Dobbins' Securing Polish is the best
thing in the world for cleaning tin pans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thing
for using in washing dishes and pans in
hard water. For sale by 4. T.. Bouchc,
Main street
Favorable expressions have been re-
ceivcd from members of several of our
different Fire departments i'm regard to
turning out on July 18th, although they
have not expressed themselves posi-
lively.
The sale of privileges at the reunion of
Hoods Brigade, on the 18th instant, has
been postponed until "Wednesday. the
18th instant, NJ 3 o'clock p. M, and will
he sold mt Shady View Park. and each
stand designated when sold. Parties
desiring To purchase are requested Ia he
ON the grounds at o'clock sharp.
McGinnis, Barnard a McGinnis are
offering for sale one of the best rcal-estatc
investments in Texas Il 80 acres good,
rich level fundamentally adjoining
Colorado City, for 81 per acre. This is a
good investment ut S2jpcr acre, title per-
feet. For particulars, call onl them at
Colorado or Southwest Land Company,
7O7 Man rect, Dallas, Texas.
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THE PRESIDENT TROUTING.
Secretary Lincoln won't Tell How Man.
Fish Were Caught.

Fish Were Caught.
President Arthur and Secretary Rob
ert II. Lincoln went To South oyster
Bay, Long Island, on an early train yes
tcrday morning, and spent the day rs
the guests of William Lloyd Jones. The
object of the trip was n trout-iishing ex.
cursion in Massapoqua lake, Mr.. Jones
famous trout pond. Just how many fish
the anglers caught Is a secret locked
in their bosoms. They returned to New
York City mt 1890 last evening. "Wc'vo
had most delightful day" said Score
tary Lincoln in response To question
asked him in the reading room of the
Fifth Avenue hotel late last evening.
"Any incidents?"
mot one"
Glow was the iishing?"
"Well, Us good as could he expected
It's pretty late in the season, you know
GLOW many fish did you catch, Mr.
Secretary"
"Oh, now, | can't tell you that. IT.
dangerous ground talking about fish
ing"
mot even ifyou get the benefit of the
story"
"No. not even with that inducement.'
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BUTLER SURVEYS THE FIELD.

The General Doubts the Wisdom of Put
ting Cleveland Against Blaine - The
Piumed knight Can Carry New York.
"Are you willing to give your views OF
the political situation, General?" asked a
reporter of the New York Sun of Gen
Benjamin +. Butler at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. New York, yesterday.
81 do not know that they will be Of in.
terest to anybody" was the answer,
"hut | know no reason why j should
conceal them"
Reporter "What-do you think of tho
nomination Of Mr.. Blaine?"
Gen. Butlei-'I gave my views on this
subject the day after his nomination- u
is the strongest nomination tina, could
have been made, as il has turned ONT
Kcporler.-"liut there seems L. he q
great number Of boilers"
Con. Butler-More apparent than real.
| can remember when Mr.. Webster said
OF Tsyior's Doninss.On ~ iae - aie
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ono-oighth milo-Rica won; Target Colt,
second; II. Murray, third, -2:00A
Concy Island Stakes 3-ycar-olds
and upwards; sweep stakcsi mile and u
furlong Miss Woodford won In I :Jii 4;
Kingliko, second; Miss Brewster, third.
FourthR Handicap sweepstakes;
two miles Chanticleer Won In 3:3tis.
Fifth Race Handicap sweepstakes,
one and u quarter milc-Aranza won.
Time, cal. Barnes and Santaval ran u
dead heat for second place.
Sixth Raco-Swecpstakes for 2-year-
Odds, thrce-quarters OF u milc--leona
Colt won; Richmond, second; Cratic,
third. Time-l:l3. The winner was
bought by Lord Abcrcrombie for $50.
Seventh Race 49, Steeplcchase; full
course-Maj. Wheeler fell ut the ninth
jump and the jockey was badly hurt.
Capt. York won; Charlemagnc, second I;
Wooster, third. rimc--5:3l.
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Change of Time.

Train leaving Dallas 1880 every even
ing on Missouri Pacific railway has Pull
man Palace sleeping ear through TO Chi
cago without change. arriving Scdalia at
1855 u. H., Hannibal 2:lO II. M, Jack
sonville i:lj II. M, Peoria $40 u. M, Chi.
cago $50 u. M, connecting with all
through lines east and north. For tick
cts and To secure bcrths in advance, call
on T.. Z. Turner, jOi Main street, Dallas
b. w. MCCULLOUGH,
ASST. Gen'l. Pass. Ag't., Galveston
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While 10 ~ True

Tho trade to eastern cities is pretty
heavy just Mt this season of the year, and
no doubt will be for some weeks to
come, especially is this the cease over
the "Bec Line Route" from st. Louis.
This company, however, have in the
past, and will in the future take good
care of their patrons. Extra palace cars
are always on hand and will be put in
use when needed; hence, YOU can with
perfect safety purchase tickets over the
'cool, comfortable Bee Line Route"
from starting point, and feel that you
will be taken care of en- route.
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Open to New Orleans.
The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston TO New Orleans u again open
for travel to ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summcr-oXcursion, or one
way tickets, over this only tirst-class
line, of EDWIN q. FLOOD,
Agent III. a 7. &. X. II.
j. l.. \. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
All hats sold at reduced prices AT r..
Bauman'S, 1O6 Elm street.
-
Notice.
To Blacxsmiths In Dallas city and County:
| have established n temporary coal
yard at i02 and i0i Commerce street, cor
ner of Market, where | am prepared to
furnish the best quality of forge coal at
$3.50 per ton in any quantity to suit.
HARRY WHEAT,
Proprietor.
Price goods ut Bauman's before YOU
buy goods elsewhere.
Fresh cream and Swiss cheese ut
LOEB a. FREIBERG's.
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Died.

Mrs. Fannie Epperson. wife Of ". %.
Eppcrson, OF Cisrksvillc, Texas. and
only surviving daughter Of Mrs. Cath
arine Crawford, Of this city. lied sud.
denly on the morning of the 21t instant
al Eureka Springs. Arkansas. Her re-
I1ainS will bo sent IN this city to her
urO.ncrs for i1s1rsscn.
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Interesting Sport and Hcavy Bcttiag, the
Events ofthe Day.
COMFY ISLAND, June 22.-At the sixth
day of the June meeting of the Coney
Island Jockey club az Sheepshead Bay
Saturday; tho weather was extremely
hot; track fast; betting very heavy and
the racing highly interesting through
out.
First Race-One mile--Plunger won;
Metropolis, second: Chicadee, third.
Time-l:l2L.
second Rscv-we ,.er hsndicap,ons and
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LONDON, June 22.-The Spanish boat
Angelica, which left New Orleans for
Barcelona, was struck by lightning and
burned. Tho crew were saved.
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CALLING OUT THE MILITIA.
Trouble Apprehcnded ut Oscnda. Michi
gan, From the Laboring Glasses.

EAST SAGINAW, MIcu., June -.
Company GOETHE Michigan state troops
of this city, received orders this evening
to take special train mt $ o'clock for
Oscada, the scene of the labor disturb
ance. Reports from Oscada are to the
effect that all Is quiet there, but trouble
is apprehcnded tomorrow.
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INSULTING OUR FLAG.

Headquarters for ladies' wear and
furnishing goods ut lSaumnn :.
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weather Iseport.

GALVESTON, June 22.-Following H. the
weather report for the cotton belt, furnished
by the United States Signal Service, acting In
conjunction with the railways:
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Ladies' approve of your smoking
"Iittlc Joker"
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An American schooner Fired Upon By u
Suuuish Guuhoat.

Spanish Gunbon'.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Capt. Drsko
of the schooner 4. y. Drisko, from
cardcnas, rcports his vessel
fired upon by Spanish
gunboat while he was entering the
Cardenas harbor. The attack was made
on May 2lst. The captain SAYS he can
not account for the firing, which was un-
expected and entirely unwarrantcd.
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LAREDO LINES.
Improving the City-Thc Rio Grandr on
the Boom.

LAREDO, June Special. The
town of New Laredo, although naturally
"A worse looking place than Laredo, has
ut least run far ahead of this side in one
respect, and that is in the Improvement
of their main plaza, which would be an
ornament To any town.
The Rio Grandc continues To boom,
and the hvdrant water continues to he
muddy.
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snn,lny's HnII Gnme..

INDIANAPOLIS, June -. Indianapolis,
!: Athletics, |.
cINCINNATI, June 2.-'incinnati, I;
Allegheny, ..
COLUMBUS, June 22.-tolumbus, ::
Brooklyn. =.
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-St. Louis, II;
Washington, >.
LOUISVILLE, June Louisville, IN;
MctropOlitans, =.
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We offer new and stylish goods only
at reduced prices ut Il. Bauman's, 7Wi
Elm
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WONDERFUL eight ; ;::;;: 6: :E:;
Wholesale Nv cnowpus pnuo 90 Dallas Tcxns

Relief sold. Price, l
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COMFY ISLAND RACES.

"Iittlc Joker" is the best smoking to
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Fresh cream and Swiss cheese ut
LOEB a. FREIBERG'S.
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Price goods ut Bauman's before YOU
buy uoOuS elsewhere.
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PAUL f. ERB, 7l2 Main Street, Dallas Texas
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OVER The CITY.

The town COW still rules the roost.
>avory ham and eggs at Bronnuus.
For fine lunch 20 to Bronnum,
cosy parlor,
. The district court open, here next
Monday
The recorder had no court yc.tcr-
day.
Who got left on the Adaml-s. Eden
folks;
The mechanics Of Waco find plenty
of employment.
The election passed of quietly
enough yesterday
Accuracy assured in Dr. :. Il. liam
let's prescriptions
Does Tom Wilson know what hi>
name i, this morning:
Get cheap stoves at the Anderson
furniture sture-iuu>t bc sold
Drop into the Iron Front for graf
ity ing smile of the finest liquor
Hunter, were numerous Yesterday,
but they didn't show up much game
Brnnnun'S oyster purlors are crowd
ed with patrons.
The result of the election will not
effect Herr cigars.
Waco is pluming herself for the
races no matter how the election goes.
Cotton receipts were slim Yesterday.
Farmers stayed home to vote.
\ marriage license was taken out
Yesterday by William Lay and Miss
Annie j. Harris.
the luckle.- wight who didn't
think OF hi, private bottle Monday
night got LETT badly yesterday.
Don't forget TO secure your seats to-
day, for liumpty Dunpty, at hai land
Opera house tomorrow night.
DR. ;. 3. Hamlet keeps the freshest
and purcst drugs and all the fancy
toilet goods.
\ negro named Roland, IL wear,
old, was jailed yesterday for beating
another negro over the head with D.:
bucket.
The Waco light infantry, last night
AT their meeting. accepted the gcncr
Gus offer of the NlaN dcn-k irk elcI
wholcn mills FURNISH them uniforms
Of Waco manufactured good, free.
1t does moi make any difference t,
Waco people how the election la
gone They are all going to the Car
land Opera house to see llulnpt,
/ Dumpt! ON Nov. 9th.
At their new stand Wor>ham X tul
breath ar" prepared to furnish thri
prtron> line family groceries, and al
4 kinds of country and western produce
at cheap rates. Location, j. ". Mann
new building. Austin street, nra
Eiuhih
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something Ever, one tan Enjoy

The Tony Dcnicr'> nautuminc COM
pany is the most thoroughly organized
and equipped combination ot the kind
Eow on the road. and il performances
are all new and well executed. The
troupe is very large and none but
strictly tir>t-cla>> artists are employed
in any one of its departments. Many
tricks of startling intrcacN are forthc
rst time introduced Toy them, and ~
n the clowns their work is simply
' onderful. and altogether unique of
kind. No pains has been spared
/, handsomely and effectively set the
piece. and the result is sure 10 Ice AN
entertainment of rare and excellent
merit. The prices will remain at their
present moderate rate. Baltimore
sun.
At Garland opera house. Reserved
seats ON sale this. Wednesday morn
ing. at the box Office OF the opera
house.
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Rryercnds :. \. King and G. IT..
Dobb,. with Elder + II, Carter, have
returned from the Presbyterian synod
NJ Bolton. There was large attend
ance and busy session. Rev. Dr.
jenkins. of Houston, was moderator.
Rev Or. f.. +. Palmer resigned the
PRESIDENCY of Austin college, and the
resignation was reluctantly accepted.
Rev. Donald MncGrcgor OF Houston,
wa, chosen in his place.
III. Carter, of Waco, wa, elected II
trustee of the college in place OF Rev
II. Mo,ely deceased.
Rev. :. a. King was reelected d.
rector of the PRESBYTERIAN University
located at Clark,yille, tennessee
synod meets next year at Austin
Rev. Dr j. y. Craig. OF Baitim"rre
he home mission secretary oil Inc
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Some en-, rpri>ing Yankees have
bought a Volcano in Mexico and are
running tunnel into it about half
way up the crater through which
they expect to draw oil an enormous
quantity of sulphur Volcanoes III
TIE human system take the form of
piuples. bol> and carhunclcs. They
proceed from weak and impure blood.
which Brown, Iron Bitter, strength
ems aud purir>. Mr. Shank. of Pet
rrsburg, Va, SAYS. "It cau~cd the
eruption, on his skin to entirely dis
appear
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Axc.-s7 so to : 10 per dozen.
Tin Plate G. IA hy H. per box. o. = u
by -u per box 90 Term iN4O pcI box. 49,
Icruc. lU by ., per huN. liup
Tinwurc-pirccd, discount 'o per cent stamp.
90. discount % per cent.
solder No T. lar. So . and 4. l5cp per Nh.
Rubber Beluug- Discount 10 pet cent and lu
per cont
Naii--..Op. rate.
Shnyrls and -pHics-Rowlaud'- discount So
per cent Anne, list, steel goods, discount 81
and 40 per cent
HardNnfr-Bnr iron. lc. cast steel Use. pillow
steel &c. spring steel. 5c. horse shoes I.sI horse
nails $50 Ia t 20. Burdru horse shoes, I..n
Wirr-Smooth wire 80. q 1c| N"s lu ana III
it,r jupauucI. uarDcd wire. jc galvanized
harbcd &C..
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shorthand writing thoroughly
fought 10y mail or personally 10y a
practical Stcnographcr in seven les
sons, al 80 cents per lesson. giV,
instruction in the standard system
My term, are low and guarantee sat
i,laclon. instruction books at pub
Usher, prices. Address RoN g. care
Guin', Commercial College, Houston
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southern Presbyterian church is in
tho city, and is the guest OF Mr. Ed.
Rotan He viii address the prcsby-
terrain congregation Tonight at the
on Austin street 1t is ear
nestly desired that there shall be a
full attendance of the member, of the
and the public are al.o cor
dially invited to attend
After Tonight the church will he at
the disposal of the Methodist brethren.
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Read what one of the largest ln>ii-
tuition, for children in New York ha~
80 ~, Of Pond. Extract n "a child
rrh's medicine.
rive Point. House ol Industry
oUt, Extract Cu
Gentlemen: Please send u case
of Your Extract. which i, become quite
al Indispensable article of use here
HIh ON. our children. Your oh't -'rF /.
WI. +. BARNARD. Nupt
Thousands of iamiic, keep AT hand
ssuPply of Ponds Extract. and a. the
children are the oftcnc-t sick or hurt
thcy soon learn to run 10 the bottle, or
H'N for il, when anything Is Inc
umttcr.
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Oft in the silly night,
When ~lumbcr', chain hath bound me
When sudden achc my -lumhc'
breaks
And misery surrounds me,
1t. Jacobs Oil. the certain foil
brings sleep again around me.
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A pure, inyigorating and refreshing
drink prepared by the latest improved
processes. and highly recommended
hy the best physicians OF Waco. and
sold rs AN article of true merit. Try
il if Won are needing something T."
build up your system and give you
strength and AN appetite We are
also in receipt of many new goods IN
the provision and fruit lines, such ~
new Louisiana molasscs, bananas, or
anges, lemon, and cocoanut~, all fresh
and fine Call and see IL when You
come up town.
Yours. determined 10 lead,
\. .IoNEs TAYLOR X Bko.
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ON miniature baskets of cham-
paguc, we read Heal champagne
- Dozen" why should one pay 81
much for sham pain. when II. Jacobs
Oil vii. cure real pain
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4 u Trains.

.,heeast at $50 IN aud 6.l0 = IN
lV'"ti.. west at 7O0 y N.
he eat at .....s ii a ID and Z p y IN.
% 49,. ,,a+t At s.l5 IN.
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Corn white per uu H. .,. m.N.I .D
Oats---Hcss l'o lulA. pa
" heut-. ,c.
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$50 clj,r barrel, g So halewuc,i,oo IT.
toes per hu>hyl 81 'n $685.
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1 he be.t smoking tobacco i, Little
Joker