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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03
Personal

Insurance adjusted, ~. tarne', Is
in the city.
Mrs. Eudell of Henderson /, in the
city the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs Low
niger
Mr.. II. Il. Hawkes., the popular
spectacle man. left Yesterday morning
for home.
Miss Fannie hlnhone ha- rcopened
her music school nj her fathers resi-
dcncc. 706 sou,h Eighth street.
MIR. r. II. Mcdaniel of llillNboro
spent Yesterday in the city and LETT
last evening for CorSicann Via the Tex
r. and 1t Louis.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
LEVINE BROS MAMMOTH STORES.
House Furnishing Department.

Just opened fifty dozen towels at
81 a dozen, a great bargain. Forty
dozen fine Linen Towels, new borders.
at S275 a dozen, the incest towel for
the money ever offered. New quilts
and counterpanes very cheap. Large
line of damask and napkins. cheaper
than ever offered. New embroidered
table covers. beautiful and cheap.
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Clothing Department.

New fall clothing in all the latest
styles. now opening aud in stock.
Sew Hats. in elegant Dcrbys, for
men, youths and children. An ele-
CANT line of" ~tet-on Hats in all the
new fall styles. Fine line of full fin
ishcd Gents, Hose at pic per pair.
Large line of Fall Underwear. an cX-
ccllcnt under shirt for 5Oc \ ,upe-
rior under shirt for DE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

The exercise, of this institution
will be resumed September Sth. A
large attendance both from home
and abroad, is expected. All the de-
pnrtmcnts of female college will be
sustained. Miss Eppic Morgan, OF
Mississippi. will take charge of tho
Art Department aud teach clOcu'ion.
Miss L. T. Knox. formerly connected
with the college, will assist III the
Literary Department Mis- sue
Nmithcr will remain in charge of the
Primary Department, and We wish to
emphasize the fact that special attcn-
ton will be given to the little folks
BOYS not exceeding ten Ncars of age
will be admitted, and n gOodly mum
Der is expected. 4 new feature will
be the kindergarten Miss Iuic
Won Brack, lately of st. Louis, and
formerly of New York, will have
charge of this department, into which
children from four to seven years of
age viii be admitted at II charge of
$40 per month Many improve
ncnt- have been made in the ar
engagements and appliances of the col
lcgr for teaching Among other
things "A complete set Of philoSophic
has been secured ANY
one wishing catalogues can get them
by applying To the president, rrofe--
-Or Il. q. ROuneavall, a VI
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Notion Department.

\ large and elegant line Of Ladies
and Misses Linen Collars in all the
new STYLES, at ;, ~. ID and 2OC. each
the greatest bargain of the season
Arrosene. Fillosclle and all materia
for rmbrOdering purposes, now open
\ large line of Ladies shopping
Bag in all STYLES.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Can any one bring MS case of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitiers will not speedily cure? We
say that they can not, ~ thousand, of
cases already permanently cured and
who are daily recommending EIer-
trio bitters, will prove. Bright's bis.
ease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any uri-
nary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels.
and act directly ON the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For ,ale AT
Doc abottie by A. r. realer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

We have "a large ana complete stock
Of eve ythlng pertaining to our trade,
farm machinery and indictments, The
La Dow PuNeri2ers, the best manufac-
tured IN the world, III stock Al-o
.Iun-, Presses, Oliver Chilled Sulk,
Flows, Wagons and BuggIes and every
thing else neej ed Ter he farm, field or
shop. irices ~ low AS such qualities OF
goods can b. purchased anywhere else
VIII pay the highest market price for
gram on account.
when inrhc city, call around and ex-
amiue our goods and prices.
RlPr Il JtRNRY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

IN ocean hrcclc Is nOt moro COOL
ing and refreshing to the tired frame
and heated brow, than little of
Ponds Extract mixed with Your dali
lN bathing water, It, power over all
sorts of Inflammation i positive and
wonderful Nearly all pains and
aches proceed from Inflammation.
y the extract >ubducs all lnnmuna-
lion, therefore it cures nearly all
pains and aches This i, the secret of
IFS success tor the past 80 Years Ia
ken internally, it produce, the same
good results, and being vegetable it
isprrtcctll harmless
OF sale by Castles Il Morrison.
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Notice.

In another column will be found an
article i'll which all (whether they will
or no. are Interested. Neglecting to
reed 1t may prove very serious as
well rs an expensive affair We refer
10 the advertisement of Prickly Ash
Bitters. \ knowledge of its merits
and the benefit YOU or your family
may derive from using il will save not
only health but many dollars other
wise expended in "Doctors' bills"
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ID. stumpenhan>en a Co. TO tn.
Front.

We are proud to inform our GUS
toners that we have always on hand
good stock of fresh groceries, and
have also in connection with our gro
Gerry tirSt-class saloon. where the
very best liquors and ice cold beer are
delightful. food goods AT low price,
for cash. Corner First and Jackson.
schooner saloon. a2Od&m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

The Young Mems Democratic Gu
| met nj the usual place The minute
of the previous meeting were rc8,
and adopted, On motion of Nh
| Guodc. the secretary was authorized
to purchase books in which the min
utcs be recorded. 1t was also moved
that the seer 'iarN be- instructed Ia
telegraph Governor ireland To- address
the club on his return from Fort
Worth, nj which place he addresses
the people Tonight, \ committee wa.
appointed on arrangement and rccep-
ton. The minutes of August - were
read and adopted, in which the follow
ing resolutions appeared:
Resolved. That this club does hearth
~ endorse the entire ticket nominated
pledges To- each of the candidates its
support, bidding them God speed in
the race before them
Resolved. That it does approve of
the platform and euunciationN of the
state policy. and believes it to be- the
duty of each member of the club 10 so
work for il and the candidates that no
finger of >corn can he pointed in this
quarter.
Al tins luncture quite discussion
was engaged in as regards 10 the re-
ceptions, which was quite laughable.
II was moved that the club proceed
to the election of II president by accla-
nation. The constitution was called
for and read for the information of
the members The secretary was then
requested to call the vote for the club,
which was cast for W. :. Baker. Esq.
As permanent president. MIR. Baker
waN called upon ami responded in
beautiful and appropriate speech. The
name. of Mcssrs Harrison, Roger,
and Elgin were nominated and the
secretary WHs requested to east the
vote, which wa cast in favor of the
nominees n vice presidents. Mr.
Hardy wa, elected CORRESPONDING
secretary, Mr. Park wa, elected treas
urcr, which position required him to
furnish "A bond of $1,000. MIR. i. T.
Hancock was elected >argeant nj arms.
The following gentlemen were elected
on the finance committee: James
scarborough j H. Tally. i. Y. Me
knight. Committee ou statistics and
politics Of the state: !. Il. Richcv. j.
H. Downs, u. H. Hardy.
The president stated thai the club
hsd been invited toNi.it our ucighbor
rltN, Mctrcaor The invitation wa,
accepted and the probability T., that
quite Il number will visit the town.
ON motion. Mr>,r,. Hardy. Me
Knight and Elgln We're appointed "a,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03
Ladies' Wear Department.

"A new line of corsets Just opened
$50 bone French Woven Cors.t.
800 bone French woven corset.
Madame Mora's Contour Corset.
Child's school dresses. ladies' under.
wear. novelties in children's dresses
a large lot Of calico wrappers fall
shades.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

The Eye.

Hawkes. new crystG.,zed lenses. the
finest in the world, for the prcserva.
ton of the sight, recommended by the
medical faculty throughout the coun-
try. Hawkes. patent extension spring
eye glasses, the finest in existence.
The above glasses are fitted to all con-
ditioDs of the eye by Castles 4 Morri-
son, agents, (Ihe Old Drug Corner
Peddlers will not be supplied with
these glasses nj any price. su4-2m
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Our Home Advertisers

will please bear in mind thar copy Tor
changes in their advertisements must
he handed in by 3 p. IN. otherwise the
change cannot be made.
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Thirty Days More.

! continue my Clearance sale. must.
reduce stock. am preparing for the
best trade. this fall have had in Waco
aud my trade has been good all the
time, ! feel that have learned my
patrons taste, can please without the
Least trouble, now i, the lime, millin-
AIRY for a trille. parasol, at cost: fan,
at cost, hair gaod, reduced neck wear,
reduced lace, reduced, gloves reduced.
corsetN reduced, drc,,luaking by eN-
perienccd hands, advise what to wear.
and how TO make it free of charge
Mrs.. Il, J. DuSS.
Stutb Itl ~tr..t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

II lhr IillIc darIiug j. ,pcndme ,uch
Nlceple-s nights. slowly and pitinllly
wasting away by the drainage pon
IT, system from the effect of tccthinp.
procure bottle of DR.. Bigger'- Great
southern Remedy, and lind what many
other mothers have by il, use-a com
plcte cure, Il, it will in all bowel attco-
tions in both young and old. For sale
hy all druggists AZ 50 cent. bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03
THE Town TALK.
Items of Interest CUllcd by Our
Reporters.
News scarce.

rottou plentiful
ror,xfvo hal.s or cnttor Ncr,
ro..ivoI yesterday
.. A.,
,ir .trsot s,. nc,r rnnnlot,nn
-. I
MAJOR W icy Jones ma" one "' us
law
pr Hamlet l. SIN! al tn' from /
with pure drugs ana t"II'' "r'''''''
When You need ANYTHING IN me .
blacksmith line. call ON n Nrlhlsch /
Tho Iran Front i .till fine rouulnr
resort for the patrons Of fine liquors.
We mood , hridor AT the crossing
on south Third street and Mo. Pacific
L. Il.
Iol, i,n st,ud. un.hnt weather
ovar nh Other loo I'm, i, for yorr fam.
lily use.
old WAGON. that mood rou,ir
,r,,,, .,onda Loo,,,' l,aJ ,I,.. drv
times.
rho. .o,hol &. ov..,. fla ,,c
fron, m;ti ,,,,od ,;nor. t,,fmccn and
fruits.
H.. ........,.. r,......,.. ,rt.
,,,,,.n , III ' ,,, t w." !, ''' oynrai
IN y "lN T." .'"'" w" """"' AZ
-. ILL. ,.au. ;....,.,.,.,,
o,o;,, '''' ""," ,' ,' Wv uodL
80 ~, va ~ '''''''''
''''o VI w.
oo,o,o d'V ,.i ''t' Via, 'iI c,r ni,nnn
VIM ""''"i' sun ''' INV
WINS "P''c'
Silver Moon stands high. No
p',i , iilcai can Vhh p' hau III vac" ''''''
az '''' '7''''' -'oo"'
The toll bridge makes the l'razo.
river virtually the boundary line OF
''' '''Y '"iP"'"''on'
A. Herr never fails in furnishing
the best cigars and tobacco no matter
how duh the season might be.
a.,
Than any other factory. The reason is
that he furnishes the best article
ma ,..o,ot;I;,,. g.. u.. ,., ,...
loud ,'i,l .ndnl. tnln , m""nIo ~ NJ.
Irnnan ~ ON nrYt Tur.dny ni"Lt
Nom, Ian, on, t,rni,,r. uu ga,
,,o nr',',1 ,' .r''',,. -, MA A." ~, Wv
old stand, and see how cheap they
sell.
Pond u,c now ,1,,rti.o,,or, az
n Iarnh. thn rn,nl,,. ,n"r'han,
tail,r XXI. !. a., ,I.', ,', ,','"
rIntLi,,, u,odo
Bon iilIllS. the old popular and
l,l'"'lr A's,lii street grocer Is "icf-
hhE np,, '"i 'n''",o'll'''' |" '"N''N l"r
'''' ''''''' ""'0
Tie lovers ofa good opora com
panN VIII be gratiticd to know that
the renowned Henry Ward will play
in Waco October % and p.
.r,oro u.o, ,.a ,..u. -,
Ah,,,moa ~, a., Wv, ~ W "'
dn '"',,'a' ~ " ago. ~ 'ln'' "I'yG' 10
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ROYAL PATENT FLOUR

Has received for six consecutive wears
the Sweepstake Prize at the great St.
Louis Fair Uhe VIII at centre of the
world. thus establishing, beyond
doubt, the fact that it is the Best Flour
made.
J. +. MARSHALL, Agent. Waco.
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Health Restored

Boots and shoe, must 90 !" II
must have the room shoiu:i q,
never do things by HAYES lns' ~ ID
people wonder al the way We s Sa
ting prices, SANGER DIV
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Thcy are quick and sure.

II use BcnSon's Capcne Poru,
Plasters constantly in my practice. -
Or. j, NJ Wandell. Price - cents
For sale by Castles X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

We are authorized by Messrs. Ncley
AZ Early, proprietors Of the city eleva-
tor, TO say that they will pay the
highest market price for new corn in
any quantity. a-3O-d6t-wlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

The low prices a. we'll ~ the beau o.
tiiul styles and large selection of all
goods III Sanger Bros. carpet depart
mcnt will please purchasers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

icnson'- Capcinc Porous Plasters
are "aeil! first, no matter what may
come next -. 7. Macmahon. y. y.
For sale by Castles, Il Morrison
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Leave Your orders for carriages, or
baggage to be transferred from all
parts of the city. at the Pacific Express
office, or notify by telephone. i25-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

When thi- comes under The ob>crva-
ton of my friends, | viii be far away
on Jaunt towards the rising sun. and
when return il will hc laden with
mat which will please the eye of every
patron OF the Fashion Bazaar. and all
those who NAV call at NJ North Finh
street. What the style, in millinery
are To be, | as yet know not, but win
know before return.
Mrs. EIIAS Cana.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

An elegant line of Dado Shade,
cheaper than any ever shown at
"a ANGER hpns
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The Champions. Friend,

England's champion blcyclist. MIR
Johh kolie, saws, that in the cham
pionship contest, riding eight hour.
each day for Elk DAYS. and one hnn.
.dred miles against time lust after. he
Is positive that St Jacobs Oil. bv its
wonderful effects in training and
racing, enabled him TO win both race
ne can ~ boon companion and recon-
menus ~ to all athletes, and would
mol DE without ii. Fifty cents.
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: This will earthly that two member .
of my immediate family, after ha''s Z
: suffered for many years from ne.
strual irregularity. and having M; .
treated without benefit by ysfoa.
I medical doctors, were at length eo1'
: pletcly cured by one bottle OF ~ 4
: Bradtield's Female Regulator lhs :
feet in such cases is truly wondeii-
and we'll may the remedy be csl"
"Womau's Best Friend
Yours RI spcctfully
JAuF, " STRAND
Send for our book on the 'He.
and Happiness OF Woman. VA"
free BkADFlELD kLGrLAT0st2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Clcburnr, September L. MIR, Well
born spoke here to-day to a crowded
house, convincing and rntlu>ng by
hi, matchlrss logic and rloqurnrc, all
who heard him. He is a powerful
speaker, and showed the injustice in
CAPABILITIES and evils of our tariff, and
with occasional flights of cloqucncr
of the highest order hi, tribute to
American manhood and chivalry was
inimitatatablc, while his allu>iou to
the southern soldier was touching
beyond comparison. In word, if
Mr. Wcllborn did not ,urpase himself,
he did snrpaN, the expectation of his
friends Eycrybody went home We'll
pleased and determined To vote for
Wcllborm, Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

We have and are receiving
the largest stock of Boots
and shoes ever shown in.
Waco. We defy COMPETE.
ton. We can sell class
goods, rs low, if not lower
than any competitor who
may be selling ont at cost
and less than cost. We
want your trade in Boots
and shoes, and will strive
hard t" get it, if good, and
prices will tell.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

san Marcos, August 81. A negro
named Jack Grccn was run over and
killed by a trcish, train. between thi,
and Hunter station. last night. His
remains were brought in 10y the $50
passenger train this morning. II j. not
known how the accident occurred. bur
il Is supposed he was attempting to
board the morning train and was
thrown under the wheels
Judge kone, sheriff Barber Mayor
Cock, Marshal Prince and Others. who
went out on n hand-car to the place of
the killing, met with serious accident
The car was moving rapidly on down
grade, when Messrs. Cock. Barber and
Prince, by some means. were thrown
/ from the car which passed over and
injured Marshal Prince seriously.
Mayor Cock was also painfully hurt in
the ank lie and received other bruises
and Sheriff Barber Was bruised prett,
badly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Lo Hoy, a prominent Chinaman,
san Francisco, Cal, suffered for eight
years with rheumatism. He wa, drawn
up and crippled, he says, but st.
Jacobs Oil, tn" conquerur of pain.
cured him in few applications.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Houston, september IA compar
alive statement of receipts of new
cotton up to date of the present Ncat
shows wonderful falling oil from the
number received at CORES ponding
date of last Ncar. ON the first day oi
/ September, 1883, the total number ol
/ bales of new cotton received AT tlIi,
/ port was 1850, while the receipts of
/ the present year foot up only 5,U39,
| showing falling oil of 1881 bales.
| This may he accounted for, however,
in the fact that thccrop Is nearly, II not
quite month later, than last year.
and i, not attributable, H. some would
suppose to the shortnc>s of the crop.
The outlook for the present season.
however i, not the brightest for
vcnrs, and although the staple has be-
gun to arrive pretty freely. il is cyl
dent the crop Throughout the state is
short to some extent. and that prices
cannot rule very high from the fact
that productions in other states are
fully up to the average. and the fall
ing oil in the Texas product will not
be sufficient to give the market any
buoyancy SO far aS prices are concern
ed. The various cotton presses OF the
city began last week to buckle down
in earnest to work The People
press compressed go bales last sat
urday and received 600 more. which
were turned out to-day. The BAY
City and other presses have also been |
at work, but the precise number OF |
bales handled has not been asrrr-
tanned
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Mr.. Curt Riddle, of Bosqucyilc
wa, out running his horse after cat
Tie few days since. and ran him into
well twenty five feet deep. Mr..
Riddle escaped by turning Somer-
NanIt over his horses head. Strange
to say. the horse was dug out of the
well and found to be not seriously
hurt, although lac went to the bottom.
The right of way committee for
the Midland railway are to be- com
mcnded for their zeal in behalf of the
rond. They should meet with that
encouragement nj the hands of the
business men, which the Importance
OF the measure demands.
Have YOU seen the elegant roloring,
in tapestry BruSSe, Sanger Bro.
are showing?
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w O NJ AN!


So appeared Mother Eve, and y
may shine her fair descendants, with
the exercise of common sense, care a..
proper treatment An enormous nun
= Der of female complaints are dlrec.ll
: caused by disturbance or suppresslo.
= of the Menstrual Function. In ever
y such chse that sterling and uRfsillsi
= SPECIFIC, BRApFtELD's FENALE RtdV
ItTok viii effect relief aud cure.
II is from the recipe Of most th
>. tinguished physician 1, is conpoSi
= Of strictly oticin.l ingredients, Nho.
, happy combination has never eess
: surpassed. IL l. prepared with .eis.' :
= tiiC skin from the finest materials y
. bears the palm for cOnstancy
= strength. certainty of effect eiegsn''
OF preparation, beauty Of sppesint.,,
and relative cheApness The Nl ,
= mony in its favor is genuine lIps't1
fails when fairly tried
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03
STATE NEWS
CuiIed Frem Our Daily W.
changes.

Corsicana. september l. EN-Goy.
Hubbard is in the city and takes the
evening train for. Plano, Ia bc present
at the grand Democratic rally to-
morrow.
+. Vi. Carter. a workman in White
stiles lumber yard. had his head sawed
of in a plancing mill to-day.
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TO THE PUBLIC

II you want the Best Good.
Lowest possible Prices go,o
j. F. MARSHALL,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-03

Tyler, September /, c. IT. Pearson
" l.. and Jacob Byrd. claiming 10 be
from Kaufman county. were jailed
here to-day in default OF $500 bail
each. charged with -tcaling
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-14

fNOv YoGk JoaxnAll
I'm Q ba1 0an," - nd, % - 1oao-
"a Up aGl&use H. ha1 of the Hose ing
Tired 0so On TIE Bovssy, and aev0 tho
thin haSksepee . look that made him
QaAil "Tsa. I'm . I'D man," - co.
timed. - the boys eams eeovdtne up.
"r0 from Ne Vose, ~ sxtso0o 49,,
vters hood, hos blood. b spilled daily
By mea like ne. .6ay, you" b s.id,
catching the eys of . tall man With .
large rod pimpls On his noss. " did you
ever bar Of Big Hsaded JaksF
The tall man answered that be had
heard Of Rsd-Hsaded Mike, bat the
pimple on his noos turned Q 9hsssly
white, aud b fell shaking into chair
- the Bad Nan drew Q revolver and 70
marked that this vas no time f0e rcd
hsadsd men.
Perhaps so0e GENTLEMAN here has
beard Of Big Headed Jake b sAid, -
b glanced around st the boys, but, .
dad silence prevailing, be continued:
/" Big Headed Jake Vas . tough man.
He came - RattlsGnAke Bend 70 take
the town. He took the largest portion
Of il until b came across ne. | shot
thirteen holes in him. I've Rot wages
load of Injun ecalp I raised myself.
I'm bad. but I'm nothinQ unless exeitsd
Hero, bon, ill 'em ., for the boys"
At this evidences Of . link 70 common
humanity the boys rallied without los
ing Q man.
"0ive me something powerful, bo0;
eomethin0 that will make mo feel -
though the wind W. blowing right Of
The peairies on me- once again. All. Tn
. seokles dare devil. Give me some
thing powerful TO oo0the me-
;" l suppose yoo have seen good deal
of blood shed in your time, sif," said Z
pale man in The rear.
Ny life has besn bot turmoil and
rapins; devastation and horror have
found ne IN theif midGt. Men IN thl
west, the faxthses west. call me the King
q the Cowboys"
shudder ran through the crowd, and
the tall man With rcd pimple on hia
nose disappearsd through side door.
And yet" aid the Bad Nan, nusinR.
~, II vas once quiet. unassomin9 boy
knswinG nothing Of crime"
"SAy, dad" aid . larRe-headed boy
showing himself through the dOUr fal
enough to reveal Q mouth extended from
ear to ear in a general smile, Nay say
you won't know anything f0e . week II
you don't come and carry them ashes
down right of. Yon'd bstter drop that
pistol and como mighty quick. She's
Vaitin'."
The King Of the Cowboys looked
around with q sickly smile. A worry cold
light cleaned in the eyes of the THU
barkeeper. The Bad Man got throoak
the door first. and the thin bAIkoepol
came back looking moross and unsooial
and, taking . pieoe Of chalk. added r
the sign over the bar Of No credit Civ
"a here" the cad word "today," aftel
which . lack Of interest Was apparent
in the prosperity Of the place, and tn
thin barkeeper vas left with his elbow
on tie bar lonssomely burying his hand
| in hio hair.