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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06
,IIIiUHENS tENiL>NIAI
How the Day Mas Celebrated at the FIN
Street Meihodb, Church Sunday.

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LOCAL MATTERS

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|uiu company, brings out several
names VINO would ike to be mayor,
-Yrsterdny was stray sale dAy and
Mr.. Tom Smith sold twenty one stray
horses and ten other horses and mules
for private parties.
Candidates are doing less treat
inn ar calling their ,r;ouda nm f.
drink Djs v.,,r ,h,n oyor ,,,r,,ro and
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10" NJ cr'"i'tc among 'ho people,
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The circular letter ordered published
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Genuine buffalo beef from the far
west, bahama piucnppl's, grated and
Whole peach - She woods English
pick s, Iuu ber's pearl sage and
tupnocla, California glove and clothes
cleaner, Pude of Kitchen -oep, also
/ urbcr- lustr, shoe polish an black
ING. Il mans oyster Bay asparagus,
lhu br,s str city pure select ground
sp ce,, Freshman genuine compressed
yeast the best m the orld. at
a. JONLS IAYLoK " Bros.
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Don',,li..I,. WhaII-II".

III, bargains III millinery, hair good
aud fancy < obs, at No. 40 South
Fou,tb street Ouy one can look well
10y calling and selecting = new hat or
bouuet, natural htir wave, new neck
wear, oye., fans, pirtsols hose, hoop
skirts corset, the incest IN the clty. aud
mst, but OF least, get II good 1T in dress
makiHs. You oul! have TO look 70 toe
,uuyUuced Mrs b. + DuSs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Levine Bros viii not allow competi
ton. such bargains are offered in adie-'
Re dy-malp und,rwelr and dresses tina,
cannot be- cqIticd m the largest cities.
and no laiy can afford to make them a.
me price, they are offered at Levine
Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

In sreakiug OF the candidate tor
the legislature, and that N L.uuau
county should have good NAH o.
represent US, the genllcmman that
has announced in the E4AMlNEE 8. a.
capable as any one that could be
brought out. Though now a farmer,
he is college graduate, and Is able
in any way to cope with the best men
he will meet in Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS

'lRt ULhllNG Library. t51 Nu.tru street.
Y membership 81. tuArE,- tt ratl N.ua |u.
Books taken for Wrirb' r-hlp irr- 4 llr.,
sud fast increasing stock tu select t-uin.
DOABu Two del -utiul and W,l I.rUI-i...i
Office Loo
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FIR Burn, Bruises, GUS and Strains,
,-c Zulu Remedy.
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Levine Bros have Just received large
line OF gems night shirts trimmed in
fancy percale, at s pa each.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06
lSuiiuIO.

One thousand pounds dried Buffalo
Meet az Moo.e * IAompsons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Ladies low shoes and ladies' button
boots At cut prices this week at Is, Ha-
br's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

The bargains III dress goods at i
Haber's C. mt be matched in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Straw hats tor men. youths and bows in
great variety can be tounu at Levine
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

20 dozen Corded Bosom auiee
20 dozen aides CURED Wrappe : worth $40
20 dozen BOYS a 4oc 'f ~ ''
win CtrIu
uc" 'ioe {" lldren's Trimmed
WIZ" 'ff ana tlbhon Bargain
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Full line Of infants lace caps aud
whit" plque cloaks at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

Mr.. Charles Jacoci, OF Baltimore
Md, wcll-known citizen, had suffer.
ed for month, with azure rheumatism
in hi~ ankle and foot. Finally he
u-ed ST, Jacob, OH, the great pain
cue, and Wa. relieved by the first
application.
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Bg bargains IL carpets this week A.
B. Hanet,.
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Every smoker should try Little
Joker
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ltvou are sick list Zulu Remedy,
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FOR SALE.

I'Ok sNLE--purham Balls W. have Tor
i shl- lnu very Hue short horn Iurl An bulls
Wlntercd in Texas ami la 1nc heath. frufu T. To-
II months uIi, bred ia Tennessee. EslrI t,tut
W Is. 1ure ami 4. Mann. of WH,
HANCOCK n liA ~ d.
4-.fiNln Euhit.~4I l. %
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EoR SALE "A good secondhand = hur o.
power steam engine tor sale cheap. Arply
10 luM T. l.ttt So ut
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For A.thms, Use zlIn i;ymoiy,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-06

What do you think Of 1t % cigars
a, Hers for - cents 1t
Blg dives ~ wine goods and IN.
lIullerY tllr Mrtk ~ Il Ii Ll.r.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-23
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
II six rooms, stable, buggy house, garden
and good well water, ON HARDWOOD street, be-
tween san Jncinto and Ross avenue. Apply
to JouS II. JONES, Cotton Buyer. je22-tf
NOR RENT--A FURNISHED HOUSE,
Il with rooms, near ear line and conven-
tent to business. Address III. H., Herald Of
flee. References exchanged. jc22-3t
L,OR RENT-WlTHOuT BOARD-TWO
II handsomely furnished front rooms, to
gentlemen only, I'm private family; unexcep-
tionablc ncighborhood; reference required.
Address, giving name, HOME, Herald office.
NOR RENT-A MAN AND WIFE CAN
II find "a handsome and elegant room, with
first dashboard, In one of the most desirable
locations In the city, being situated on one OF
the street ear lines; references exchanged.
Address MRS +. NJ, Herald Office. jeG-4t
NOR RENT ONE-HALF OF RESIDENCE
IL No Ti3 Pacific avenue, for rent on July 1;
special Inducements to agreeable family.
jc2Of&s-tf
NOR RENT-A HANDSOME FURNISH-
il ed front bedroom: southeastern expos
ure; finest locality I'm Dallas. Inquire ut Dali
las Herald Office. Je2O-3t
NOR RENT-HALF OF A TWO-STORY
II double house, most pleasantly and con-
vcnicntly situated. or would rent three nicely
furnished rooms. For particulars call at III
Griffin street. near Caruth. ma3l-u
NOR RENT-PART OF A HOUSE TO
II RENT, rooms, Kitchen and servants
room. or rooms TO rent; reference required.
Inquire at 72l Pacific avenue. ie3-tf
NOR RENT-A NICEFURNISHED ROOM
II cool and pleasant, nj s0i jackson street,
one minutes walk from depot. ap30-tf
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belter than that done hy The contractors,
District court has inst closed, only a
faw IMPORTANT eases were tried, several
Of those resulting Ia mi'-irial. Tho grand
Jury remained In session one week, find
ing about twenty-five bills. \ finance
committee went through ia money
matter of Enstlund county, We have not
seen the report, but learn from n num-
hor of the committee that everything
showed honesty ON the pnrt of Eastland
county's officers.
The heavy rains continue; grass, WIN
long reaches, l. "tcnding upward STILL
Stock of all kinds ARE la line cOndilion
and crops ARE very fine. The soil OF
Enstland county IN, In one particular,
like the Jews cont he was Offering for
sale. when u small customer tried II on
the .Jow said II would draw up, when y
large man crawlcd into II, that II would
stretch. When the diouths are long ana
severe crops grow, and show wonder
ful adaptcdncss of soil To dry weather;
and now. after weeks of rain and cont
plants of drowned crops are coming IN
from all quarters the crops Of this see
tons show no bad effects, but. on the
contrary, are most luxuriant. We have
room for thousands of men wanting
homes, II productive soil, hcalthful eli
mate, and our fat stock and very fine
crops make II u land of plenty, and the
law-abiding character of our citizens
make II n land of peace. Come one,
come all. Make homes for yourselves
and fortunes for your children.
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FORT WORTH FACTS.
stabbing Anray-Opposition tn Wellborn
Dying Out booming the Worlds Expo

siabbing nray-Opposition to Wcllborn
DYING Out-Booming the Worlds Expo
-ition.
FoRr WORTH, June 2l.-lCorrespond-
encc. Two railroad men, Jack Barnett
and Asa Naracory, last night attacked n
railroad fireman, Al Sheppard, when
Barnet inflicted severe stab in Shcp-
pard's abdomen. 1t is feared to-day
that sheppard will die. The trouble was
about am utterly depraved negro prosti-
tutc, SO. little sympathy IL expressed
with Sheppard and disgust is the gen
cral feeling.
The scheme To have n worlds EXPOSE
ton here in 1856 meets with encourage
mcnt, and il il almost certain the citi-
zens will undertake IL. meeting of
citizens will he held ut an early day.
DIR. Pcakc. the District commissioner
of Texas to the Now Orleans f. osit or,
is making strenuous effort 10 aid MAJ.
Elliott by forming a county organization
here to make q creditable showing of our
products.
The large two-story stone cotton-sced
oil mill is nearly completed. and Will be
ready for work by the time seed comes In.
The trivial opposition to Wcllborn,
which showed itself here some months
ago, has entirely disappeared. and to-
day Wellborn is stronger in this county
than ever before. There Is n feeling
among staunch Democrats TO have n
thorough county organization. and to
nominate county ticket, but this is OPP
posed by the majority.
The weather has been very favorable
TO the crops: wheat Il fine and will aver
age Is to y bushels To the acre: oats are
solendid, and corn was never better:
nothing but barley shows TO have been
injured by the heavy rains.
The talk of n cotton mill IL again
heard, but our people do not seem to he
enthusiastic on the subject.
The city has instituted n vigorous
prosecution against butchers for
maintaining nuisanccs in the way
OF slaughter-houscs and against
citizens for permitting their premises
10 become unclean: this being done be-
cause the rains win make this city, or
any city, unhealthy. unless sanitary reg
Nations are rigidly enforced.
The council having ordered an invcsti-
CATION 90 be made Of the breaking Of the
Peter smith hose carriage, the commit
fee began work to-day. The foreman, l..
Baer, will doubtless be expelled as a
member Of the company for gross care
lcssness and disobcdicnce Of orders.
The convention OF railway conductors
hns been definitely decided upon 20 tfke
~1nce here on the 18th, 18th and 10TH OF
~. A nuuiler Of conductors from
ftsies hsse been invited
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grade, aud those 7opcr cont, third grade

kiNA'f NllN 'AiN'' 'Ni'N' ''''t'f fN''' T''N''
certificates,
superintendent Public Instruction.
Those desiring 10 study subject mat
ter. preparatory To- taking the cNnminn-
tiou, VIII hc accommodated In an after.
noon session, Glasses can hc organized
in amy subject and u teacher appointed
for each. Teachers intending tn Join
any of those classes should bring text
books on the subject they wish To study.
Tho regular sessions OF the
Institute will be- held from
o u. N. to l2aD or p. ~, with frequent
rests,
The object of the institute i To teach
chow To teach" "TulkS" and discus
sions ON the principles and methods Of
teaching in primary and grammar
schol work will occupy the time of the
regular session, with the exception OF an
hour each day. Onc-half of this hour
will he devoted toCNplana,ion and dis
cussion of points mentioned IN the Syl-
labus; the other half-hour hope To have
occupied by citizens In talks ON subjects
connected with their business or pro-
fcssion, and relating to the teachers
work, such ~ "banklng, commission,
writing. physiology, civil Government,
school law morals, manners, cite.
Teachers are .,,, a., ,y liberty ,hd 10
may choose. shall expect
all those from the sixteenth Senatorial
district (which includes kaufman, Rock
wall and Dallas counties) nj Dallas.
Teachers from other districts Will he
quite ~ welcome,
The Mayor. or Board of Education of
Dallas, in two or three days will an
nouncc the building in which the instl-
tuto will bc held and the price of board.
The hearty cooperation of the press
the county judges and all Interested in
the advancement of education is car
ncstlN solicited. fraternally,
JAY T.. MCGUIRE,
PRINCIPAL Dallas summer Institute.
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WANTED.

XtrANTFD-IN \ Noi'SG MAN WIN
W several years cypcricncc,n situation rs
hpokk, opcrornny Kind Of niiigr WORK mn
also familiar with general inrichnnuisr lusl.
noes. Address u. N, ~, lirrnld ollloe' ie,''2t
W ANTEp-A YOUNG MAN WITH SEW
w oral hundred dollars would IKE an op-
porlunity ollnNcsting II whore, WIN lls ser
ID ~ ~ Herald oiiice. Iosi-at
VArANTEp-A GOOD COOK, MALE or
w female, Apply M ib linrwood ~ Jos2-it
W ANrED-A POSITION IN FAMILY 10
w "EssG srIsn hgTisi d a% 90 sJesIli
VxrANTED-MAN AND WIFE Al How
w eli q Thomas Nursery, an Cedar
Springs road, u miles north OF Courthouse,
jr22-it
x,,ANrEp-siru ALTON AZ copPYisr,
w bill clerk, general salesman, road or
aid H once ETY. q T. r. rc:s.at
w ANTED-TwO CoA1-MAkERs iMy<
w mcdlaicly ut II. HinNrnMAS's, ~
Main street, ltG-ti
xxrANTED-A WOMAN TO DO NEAT,
w plain sewing. Apply ooi corner Wood
, W A AsTae=yoygg y4l1n1rxAn:
w I nS II rr SS q w rs1; 4 low WIS., On c esss
terms. Piano, very slightly used, f. he sold
J2l.2t
w ANTED-IN ORDER To DIVIDE EN-
mntc Tor one ofthc most comfortable ana de-
slrtblc rooms In tho city; frst-clnss board In
connection with room ut reasonable rates: 10.
cation everything that could he desired; good
ncighborhood; ON the BELT Line ol street rail-
road; references exchanged. Address a.. Az
Herald Office. JcS'-it
Xx'ASTED-A POSITION AScllAMBER-
w maid In u hotel, In or out olihc city; no
boarding houses need address. Address H.
u. W. H., care Herald Office. Jelo-it
NNrANTED-BY TENAS STONE COM
w pnny, l2good luborcrs Ia work NJ quarry,
and one blacksmith, near Mlllsap. Enquire
NJ Sll Main street jls-lw
w ANTED-BY TEXAS STONE COM
w pany, II good laborcrs Ia work at quarry,
and one blacksmith, near Millsap. Inquire
NJ 81 Main street. Nv
w Dlcbod or Hall safe, Ia weigh about
go pounds Inquire ut Office OF SAsoEn
Bios. II
w ANTED-A III RST-C LASS COON, WHO
w Will also wash and iron. In small fam-
lly; good wages will be paid To one fully COM
pctcni. Apply NJ 40 olive street. mays-tf
M ANrED-ACTINE MEN 10 CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city
and county In Texas: liberal terms and per-
mnncnt employment given. Call ON or adj
dress j. W. STRONG, 9i2 Main street. mar2i-if
w ANrED-YOu 10 STOP An THE Ma
w TIONAL HOTEL, first -cnss accommo.
dations ut reasonable rntcs-ONIN ONE
DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER DAY. The building Is brick, with three
stairwnys In ease of fire. Located In the bust
ness portion of the city, only one square from
Pacific and Missouri Pacific depot. Con-
vcnicni To passengers coming or going over
either rond. Ofllcc opon nj night. Guests are
cnlled for all trnlns. \. Q. LEARY. Prop.
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1mpOrtant. - =.
When you visit or leave New York
City save baggage, expresses or carriage
hire and stop ut the Grand Union hotel
opposite the Grand Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up ut n
cost of 81 100000, reduced to 81 and up
wards per day. European plan; Eie-
yator. Restaurant supplied with the
hest. Horse-cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all dcpots. Families can
Two better for less money mt the Grand
Union Hotel than in any other iirst-class
hotel in the city.
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All Owners Of Cattle should know that
Giles Eminent Iodidc Ammonia acts with
wonderful rapidly and never fails. The hard
est lunches are removed, Assesses healed.
lamcncss disappears, cOrns and contracted
hoofs n specially. Sprung knees, shoe b0ils-
ring bone. cure guaranteed. Send for panph-
LET. box s;s2. New York Posfofiicc. Trial
bottle. - cents. sold by all druggists.
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IagTLAND ITEMS.
Finishing the complementary Re-
norris.

ports.
EAsrL,xD, june q. Correspond sncc.
The stone work of the courthouse is
about completed. The roofing nd iron
work has been LET by contract to q Dali
las firm. Competent Judges claim the
quality of work done under thej super
vision Of the County court q ~ much
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THE BEST TRUSS EVER MADE.

The Genuine Elastic Truss Is worn with
perfect comfort night and day, retaining rup-
turc under the hardest exercise OF sevcrest
strain. Sold nj greatly reduced prices and
sent by mail 10 all parts OF the country. Send
for full descriptive circulars TO New York
Elastic Truss Company, 7H broadway, New
York.
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EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
DEAN ACADEMY.
Franklin. Massachusetts

Twcniy-scvcn miles from Boston ON the
town contains about four thousand inhabi-
tants, has five churches, II good town libfIrN
and is withal u very desirable place foran ed
ugutipuul institutions,
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AUGUSTA female SEMINARY
Staunton, Virginia.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN .... Principal.

Miss MARY j. BALDWIN .... Principal.
Opens September 3.-Cioses June, 1rs5.
Unsurpassed In its location, in Its buildings
and grounds, In its general appointments and
perior and experienced teachers; its unrivaled
advantages In Music, Modern Languages,
Elocution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice of
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made TO
secure health, comfort and happiness; Its OPP
position To extravaganza, its standard of solid
scholarship. For full particulars apply to the
Principal for Catalogues.
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THE BUILDING

is new md cummodious: containSall mod
crn improvements and n In every way nd
mirnbly adapted to school purposes. II has
been erected and furnished at n cost of about
500 CO., and H. without doubt the most COM
plctc academy building In New England.
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PROFESSIONAL.

.MAnS"AlL a i snsASSsi Law.
80, aOi Main street, Dallas, Texas.
y. T.. MARSHALL w, T. STRANGE
II =. HE'LL, Comfy Aitonoy)
l.. Attorney Law and Land Agent,
baird, callahan County, Texas
w h&G.G. WRIGHT,
No7lS Main street M Ms sialrss naas nssa..
4 RNoLp, GLASGOW * ARNOLD,
~ Atiorncys-ni-La Law,
Graham, TcNns.
Office In Federal court building west side
public square. VIII practice In the state and
Federal courts.
IOHN W. DOREMgS,
~ Atiorney-ai-Law ana Land Agent.
Nrynn, Texas.
Commercial practice solicited.
CARswELL& FULLER,
u Attorney Law,
Decatur, Texas
IL. T.. CAIswELI, FULLY i. FULLER
TALL 4 PATTON,
Ill Attorncys-at- Law ana Land Agents.
Alynrado, johnson County, Texas
Refer 10 Alyarndo bank, 7. u. Truclovc, j..
NJ. I'M, n. r. sparks.
I +. HENRY,
81. Attorney -nt-Law and Land Agent.
Clcburnc, Johnson County, Toxins.
Has complete abstract of MI land titles IN
the county.
"A. Attorney lat Law,
Decatur, Texas
NELL & YOUNG,
~ Attorncys-nt- Law.
Stcphcnvillc, Erath County, Texas.
II. II. NELL. LIE You've.
JAMES \; con; Mp; , ;,,r,.,
sos Main Street, Dallas, Texas
l...sa a Ia IL - l..l m
A BERNATHY BROS
n Attorney -at.Lnw,
Mckinney, Texas
W. u. ABTRNATHY. VI. a. AnEHSArIiN'
nR j.. HALL BELL,
~ Physician and Surgeon.
observation-disclosures hotel, $50 Ross Avenue
Telephone messages To Boglc's hotel, No. 80
Ross Avenue, or Houses drug store Will re-
cclvc prompt attention day or night.
7 INDSLEY Il BRADFORD,
II Attorneys and Councillors ut Law,
73j Main Street 1.indslcy building, Dallas,
Texas. Give special attention To commercial
and corporation law In state and Federal
courts.
GARTER & WRIGHT,
san Angela, Tom Green County, Texas
DoACH Il RICHARDS,
IL Attorncys.;,at-Law;.
WcathcriOrd, Texas.
VIII give prompt attention TO business IN
any Of the courts Of the state In connection
with Mack II. Koach Il Co., surveyors, do n
general land business Collections speciality.
/. y. Roach. j. NJ. RICHARDS.
I n. FAILOR,
/. Attorney -at-Law,
Notary Public and Real Estate Agent,
Abilene. Texas
II :. MELNEN,
Ill. Attorney -at-Law and Banker,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas.
Exchange bought and sold on all the prin-
cipnl points
~ Is. COLEMAN,
-. Attorney lat Law,
Colorado City, Texas.
Collections promptly attended To,
EEOliGE II. PLOWMAN,
VI AttOrney-at-Lay,
And Notary Public.
7O3 North side Main street, corner Poydras,
Dallas, Texas. Prompt attention Ia business.
DOONE d SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents,
Swcctwatcr, Texas.
JOSEPH BOONE. j. II. SCARBOROUGH.
Notary Public.
CRAWFORD Il CRAWFORD,
~ Attorneys at-lnw,
Office No. 723 Main st.
NJ. l.. CRAWFORD. w. l.. CRAWFORD.
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EXPENSES,

Including tuition, room rent. heat, light,
board and incidcntals, per year. 500 No pu-
pill will be received under fourteen years OF
age, unless special arrangements are made to
the contrary. We are glad To refer the public
10 Mr.. II. Sccligson, of Galveston, and Mr.
John finncgan, of Houston, both of whom
have children in the school.
Fall term begins September 2d. For course
of study or any Information not contained IN
this notice, apply to the principal,
L. l.. BuRRISGTON, y. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts.
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There are Three Courses OF Study
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

College Preparatory, Academic and an En-
glish course The latter Is designed To TT
NnuuU mon for business.
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Is thorough and effective In It's workings,
Offering every facility afforded by the Boston
Conservatory of Music, with the additional
advantage of individual instruction. Mr..
james NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
been long and favorably known among the
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