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Prohibition.

Kan,as pays less than ten cents per
capita Of her population for liqrors. Ne.
braska pays over 6 times as much, or
$3l4 per capita.
In all the interior towns OF Iowa prohi-
bition is strictly enforced The people of
the river towns are watching for incontro-
yertible evidence.
----- ~--~-"-~
Deacon: "My son, I have told You re.
psatedly that YOU must not use profanc
language"
Son: ~ know it, governor, but Proh.
btion doesn't prohibit Here's a dollar for
months permission to cnss. We will
try regulation.
Deacon: .'All right. son, but don't cuss
after midnight, nor on Sunday, and be
yery careful to keep a good moral charac-
ter.-.VafiouM american.
A husband, wife and little daughter, poor
people, brought a load Of wood to Detroit
last week, sold it, and the parents spent
the money for whisky. Both were bea>tlv
drunk when they started home, and 1t was
pitiful sight to see the terrified child
amid her tears cling to her mother to keep
her from. falling off the wood rack, While
the father, rcckle>>lv hoozv. was driving
over the pavement at a brcak.neck speed
Such scenes are enough :" make mar
hate his rsce,--lIith. Christian .l'7pcHic.
~,~--~->------
That was keen.eved irony OH tn: part q
the little fellow who was Worrying >leepi!'
his: sNow lay me down TO sleep when
reused by sudden though, he turned to his
mother to inquire "Ma, when will | be
cld enough to qui, saving my PRAYERS;
You never say any co ,you:' There are
other houses in which that kind OF light
ming must strike.--Bibh 1cmA'y
Some O. the nice young ladies who ar'
in the habit Of using slang will be shocked
sohear that the word "gosh" $" often "se'
when practcing at the piano Or when try
ing to sharpen lead pencil, is the wors
kind of swearing. Gosh means an,
Father" and was used BY Eliot in his /"
dian Bible.
In South Carolina, of nineteen count;
that have recently voted on the question
OF prohibition, thirteen Of them voted II
favor Of prohibiting the traffic.
Careful scrutiny throughout Iowa, show
ABOUT sc'snt!y out Of ninety. nine counties
absolutely free from saloons. Splendid
whats whisky bringing' inquired
dealer in the article. "Bringing men I
me gallows,' was the reply.
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Ghe Rinon Tribn',e.
VIC. T.U. DEPARTMENT.
:. t:unl and Home alld Native Land"

ny LADIES OF THE SOCIETY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board If Coin-
" Commissioners Of Re:.vc rhcad County, VI. r..
will rec Give bids at their December regular so"
FOR the building Of Il bridge Red Rock Creek
and Warm Springs Slough the Red Rock and
Horse Prairie road: hvi.gc to he twelve feet wide.
covered with three inch plank and approache.
properly graded Parties Intending to bid will
please examine the ground before December y
1854. Nv order ot the Board.
PHIL. u. McGOUGH. County Clerk
Dated Dillon, Oct. %, 1854. ~
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate of Patrick !. i,,,.on, deceased.

Estate of Patrick J. Hr,.on, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given t" the creditors and A
~ persons hav!n. claim against The aid dcceas-
q! to .xhhi. them with the necessary voucher
'.,,hin four months :tr the first publication tn.
notice, to The administrator of 'hc estate Of said d:
ceased AZ his rtfcc in Glendale, in Ecascrhend
county, Mt
RICHARD T.. THOMAS. .A..rtini. ,,at'r.
October 20, IS>;. a'-AH
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VIZ ANrFD-A hrst-class baker. Address
w firchhcld, Gatcsyillr, Texas II

LALMERS FEED STORE il removed tu the
corner of Eighth and Franklin streets.
Horsc, COW aud chicken feed delivered free in
any part of the city jul2i
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Hendache, toothache, earach", are
cured by 81. Jacobs Oh. 1t conquers
pai
Applcton's Dictionary of New
York and Vicinity" has attained its
sixth year.
Mrs. Margaret lyman. 23l East Thirty
fourth street New YORK., writes hat she
suffered two year. with rheumatism,
aud for five months was in bed. Finally
st Jacobs OH, the great couqueror of
pain, was tried and 1t cured her.
Captain Charles \. j. farrar has adj
dcd TO the Lake and Forest Series -
Mr. W. +. sullivan, Is W. 33d street
New York City, says that for six years
he Ia, suffered with rheumitism, and
for weeks was unable to get about or
feed himself. Finally he rried the Won
derful remedy, st. Jacobs Oil. ut cured
mr," he says, "apd l have not been
troubled with rheumatism since"
"The Travelling Law Schoow-D.
| LOthrop X Co, Boston is the title of
new hoax,
Mr.. j. W Reed, editor OF the Fsrrs-
gut, Iowa, News, says: was afflicted
", tn rheumatism so badly | could scarce
| Is walk. st JACOBS Oil,the great pain
ure, Was applied but once and it cured
mt"
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The Houston Post thinks that the
action of the Fort Worth school
Board in substantially increasing the
salaries OF the superintendent and
teachers shows the extent To which
this Young and progressive city is
alive to the demands Of education.
This i. really more Substantial cvi-
dence of prosperity than II chimcrical
international Exposition in 1889
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Candidatss Appoin tments.

The cnndida."s will address the peo
pie at the following dates;
Mastersvill July l7th, p. m.
Eddy, July 1T $50 p. IN.
Mondy, July Is h, p. m.
McGregor, Jul. 18th. $50 p. m.
Crawford, July 18th, | d. III.
PATIO, july 18Th, $50 p. M
West, July 22nd. =. IN.
Geneva. Julv 22nd, $50 p. IN.
Duty School House, July 23,d
Waco, ly 24th, $50 p. IN, p. m
county Il preci lot offices. for al
Waco, Y .jl S:bI b II
let Judge aud legislative candidates
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Parsons Texas Cavalry Brigade
A,sociation composed of the Twelfth,
Nineteenth and Twcnty-first Rcgi-
mcnts, Morgan'S battalion and pratt's
Battery, will hold It's annual reunion
AT Iiillsboru on "Wednesday and
Thursday, August 18TH and lith. All
eN-soldicr>, who wore either the gray
or the blue, their tauilic, and friends,
all old Texans and the public gcncr-
ally, ARE invited tu attend.
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When we couslder the health to be
better than wealth, then must we con-
.lher the old field mullen better than
glod-at least the medical world so
recognize 1t, and attesi its meri F
sweet gum. il presents in Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullen, Il pleasant and effective cure
for Group, WhooDing-c cough, Colds
snd Consumption. Sold by all drug
gisrs at 25c and 81 90 bottle
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are in the thoughts OF ALL AT this time OF
The summer. lo be- entirely comfortable
It is ais" necessary to think "i "A cooling
regime a Vegetable diet. crisp salids. and
mind AT ease No mind can be at ease
w hoGt h"ath One of our friends says ::
In sickness foNp's EXTRACT is worth its
weight in Gold" 1t conqurrs all kinds o
lnilimati,ns. Will, tor All sorts OF hrlnor-
hage- il is the greatest known rcnedy
Eminent physicians prescribe II through
uul Europe and America.
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Company shops.

Justice OF III. Peace, Combany Shop,
Almauc" Co, \. G. writes he ha> u.ed
St Jacob, oil for rheumatism. cut.
we'll Il aukle- aud knees aims III the
back aud sore throat One or two Hp-
piications IN each case has always cured,
and he b litves the Great GeI man
Remedy is he best N the world. "A
long as can get it," he adds, II never
nteuu t. be without j."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

The Dallas Herald made it, appear
ance here Yesterday the same day of
publication, by the morning south
bound Missouri Pacific train The
management have arranged to deliver
II here every morning hereafter by the
1890 mail.
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Atlanta, Ga.


Or. j. Brsdnrid:
Dear Sir,-Some fifteen years ago |
examined the receipt OF Nour Female
Regulator. ard carefully studied auliiur-
itlcs III regard 10 its roInponents; nnd
then. rs well rs now, pronounce II la I"
the most scientific aud skilltul c0mbina-
tion ot the really reliable and remedial
vegetable agents known t" science I" act
directly on the womb and uterine organ,
and parts sympathlzihg dir city with
thesr; aud, the eiOre, providing >p"ciiic
remedy for all diseases Ot the womb. and
ot the adjacent organs and parts. ours
trulg. jesse BoEISG. NJ. -. ID. ID.
q, div
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The HuckleberrY Cordial.

For long time 1t was thought that
the huckleberrs WAS only FOR table use,
bnt il VA known during the late war in
the shape OF a cordial WAS superior b.
the blackberry DR.. Biggers' Huckle-
ERN REMEDY for restoring the lttlc
one from the EFF cts 4 t"rthing, and
cures Diarrhma, Dysent,ry and all
howel affections. For sale by all drug
gusts "a 80 cents a bottle.
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now TOM OCHIITtEE GOT
HIS SEATIN CONGRESS-.
4 scrap of unwriiten History.

The Dallas Herald think, that the
nomination of Hon. ". II, Crane in
the seventh COngrcS sional district bN
Reclamation, was Il marked tribute tu
that gentleman, talent energy, ana
popularity. and thinks that he will b,
elected beyond doubt. and that Mr.
Ochiltrec will meet with I'm ingluriou-
defeat should he offer himself for re-
election.
No one would rejoice more AT the
defeat Of Mr.. Ochiltrec than the EN-
AMINFK, hut it j, not so -anguinc that
MIR Crane will have such an easy walk
over to Toms sent III Congress.
The Herald. we think makes mi,
take when it says: "ln the last can
vass Federal money and influence en-
abled him to overcome one of the
purest men of brightest mind in tn,
whole State We think it would b,
rr.. r., .. 49,.
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The women and the COWS do the
arning in Wurtcmburg,

There is one place in the city OF
Waco where - haIf hour or 80 can be
spent protitably in examining beautiful
specimens OF art. and hat place l. the
at gallery of Mr, ". ID. Jackson on
Austin avenue Mr.. jackson has ! e.
ceutly secured the ervices uf one of the
finest srlis IN the state, Prof. Cohen, of
Houston, and the finest work l. now
turned ont from his gallery, The Pros
fessor ha, the reputation OF being very
fine pa nter, and specimens OF his work
to be seen at the gallery, will convince
ny one of this act.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

Mrs. Juuh Gimm Miilin TO Ps., in
the spring ct lNGi i juIed her spine ana
pnrtial paralysis eusttd. For nearly
twenty ycare All" was unable t. walk. In
the surng ui lSS3. she was a,vl Ell to Use
81. JHrOh> on. the great cuHqueror OF
pain. It' first application CAV" ins taneous
r-liei orr the second bottle was ex-
'mu't"d she Was able t. walk and j.
cured
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Kirkpatrick House.

BY this method | inform my irirhds
and patrons after 10 wears nbScuc" ti"m
business. caused by sickness and miSior
tUne, now ask the kind return nt the
once liberal patron ge. assuring them
they shall ilways be kindly cared Tor nj
my house b,twren Seventh aud Eighth
streets. on Austin avenue. Everything
new and lrst-clsss.
7-l-lm NRs. y IL. kIRKP, IRlCk.
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A New Swing.

Waits great revolving swing will be
one OF the grea attractions at DE
Francis garden during the month. II
is the first one ever seen In Texas and
will set the boys and girls wild, and
ladies and gentlemen also. II will be at
the race track during the 2nd, 3d and
tth. IL lm
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Ridge. Mcintosh o.. G 1.

Dr. J. Brsdhcld
Dear Sir.-l have taken several bottles
OF your Female Regulator tot failing oi
tue womb and other diseases combined,
OF sixteen years standing, and really
b lieve am cured eHtirrlN, ior which
please accept my heartfelt thanks and
most profound gratitude | kno" your
medicine saved my lite. 40 lou see ! c'tn'
not speak too highly in it, favor. have
recommended it Ia several OF my nc
quaintances who are eull-riug ~ | WA.
Yours very respectfully,
Mrs. w. f STtBBINs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

What might have been disastrous
fire started IN the rear OF the ladie,'
apartment OF the Baptist university,
from defective flue, yes
terday morning. The timely efforts
of stephen Carter, colored man
employed on the premises. prevented
disastrous confagration.
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Tested a Quarter Of ~ century
and Sta nd- lurivairI

l.lOrAngt, tH.
Dr. j. Bradheli, Atlanta, Ga,
Dear sir: Il ta,e pleasure III stating
tn have us d, tor tue la4t t~rn
ye ars, the medlciI You are now plrti
up kno vn NJ Or. Br,ili-l T. F-n
r.. uh tor, aud ca ,si lie. it the be,tco
b" isn ever gotfen toIrrh r tor the 4
ea.e Tor which it il rrccb II neni'd W
kindest regards, am, respectfully,
W. b. r'EKRELL. VI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

The nomination of Governor ~.
John for President, by the Prohibition
Convention, will take enough Repul-
lican votes from Kansas to cause that
State to go for Cleveland.
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Evidently the Alvarado Bulletin
dOe- not favor Mr. lreland'> rc-nolni-
nation. II quotes the Post a, Say my
that the old ticket would 60 in solid
again, and remarks: Like in many
other predictions. the Post will be
most woefully deceived. Consider
aOain "
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DOTS AND DASIiEs.

rhc partner shin heretofore existing
Sttwecn MHchun Il il,rlZberg is this day
dissolved by mutual con,ent. james
Machon Ass, mes all liabilities and will
collect all accounts due the lilm.
JAMES MACuoN.
Lto. iiEkIHBEKG,
Waco, july 3, lSS4. 1-+lm
sick Committee of Waco Lodge
Ne. %. A. r. and A. NJ. for the res
cut month: O, Wheat, G.. w White,
j. T. Battle, l.. B. Black and W. l..
Barker.
BY order of the W. NJ.
j. w. SrETGHT, Secretary.
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Georgia Military Academy, savan-
nah, ga.

Incorporated and governed by Board of
Trustees II full and experienced Corps of Pro
fessOrs; location unsurpassed for beauty and
healthfulncss; Discipline equal to that of the
best schools of the country, new ana magnifi-
Cicnt buildings, erected especially for the
school seven state. represented. Degrees
upon graduates.
The fall session begins October sth. For cat
alogues etc address the Superintendent
q DIV MAI BURGESS.
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The Choice of Epicures.

Every dining car, every tirsl-class res,
Ia rant and hotel, aud every garden,
in Europe and America, SCI yes Auheurer
Beer and Budweiser Bier. | A. Gold
1t in, agent Tor Waco.
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Leave your orders for carriages, or
baggage to be transferred from all
parts of the city. al the Pacific Express
office, ornoiify 10y telephone, j25-lm
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To Rent.

\ neat cottage residence opposite
the Female College. with four rooms
and well of splendid water. Apply
to j. II. street, at the EXAMINER
Office
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The Gr.at Sheep Raiser

Mr.. Alfred Hay, OF Boomhnoomana
Australia, says that few applications
St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-rellever,
cured him ot painful neuralgia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

DIR. w. IL. Caliee has removed his OF
iic. to Castle, Morrison Il Cas- drug
store. At night he can he ionnd At the
NJ rClelland hotel by Teiephoning or by
calling at room lOl. 6-2O-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

All schools of medicine agree that
Ben,on's Capcine Porous Plaster is the
best external remedy known. BE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

An experienced sheep man wants a
place ~ hcrier for lirte tlocs.
Address A. A. L., this offic'.
jul 10 lw
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Mr. NJ j. Green, p. NJ. ar North Buf
tal Pa, >iht.s hia fe,t were thdly
trust' d and e -uff red nlso with p ius
III the lead, wh.ch st J,cous Oh, the
:irat pau rel ever, c mpletely cured.
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WeaVers wanted.

Women and girls wanted rs wcav-
ers. Light work and good wages,
SLANDEN-k IRKsET WooLEN MIL.
Nv.
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WHY don't you cure your hackache
with one of Bon~on'- tapcinr Porous
Pla>tcr,. sure and quick. 25c.
\ company is being formed in
London to make electric bicyclc-,
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A dwelling house with four room
convenient with the business portion
If the city. Apply to w. II. w likes
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The Fort Worth Gazette is still
"harping on my daughter
grass. Don't ride a free horse to
death.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

The French Government has de
cidcd not to recognize Pcrc liya-
cinthc's Church.
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Special Notice.

We will opened the market on Satur::
day, July 26. 1884, in the old Market
House corner of Franklin and Fourth
streets. SANFORD JOHNSON.
iy22-3t
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Don't dose for kidney affections. Use
externally one Bruson's Capc.ne Porous
Plaster over the kidneys.
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The Fan Presbyterian Council i, to
meet again in London three wear.
h,ut.p
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An interesting record has been
of the asccnts of Mount
Blanc.
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An intcr-ccclrsiastical Congres, is
to be held al New Haven in MAY.
1850
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STATE SPECIALS.
News Nuggets from Neighbor-
ing Towns.


special 10 the Examiner
Whitney. July 25.-trops are need |
ing rain badly The oat crop ha' p''h .
cut short by the drOllth, aud cotton j.
.utlcring for rain. \ good crop Oh
.orn will be- made. Crop- in the posi- f.
oak- are not suffering, n, there has
been late rains.
CoRsICANA.
special to tho EAuniucf
Cur,icama, July %. \ special. dec .
Grated car will convey the delegates
of this convention to Waco Oh tn" ll'li /
Of August tu rcnuiminatc Mills i"r /
Congress,
There will bc racing hy -omo lin" I
horses. noted for their speed. AT the 4
race track Tomorrow
ALvARApo.
So .cal TO the Examiner
Alvarado. July 25,-Mr. {, l. Coffin
Ina, -uid 81 head ut mules to a gen
ilcman in Fort Bend county for III"
ag grcgatr sum Of Sl5,4j5
AlNarado has been selected ~
the place for holding tine congress
.ional convention for this district
EDDY.
-pcclni 90 the Examiner
Eddy. Jul> 25. rhi, place is i'm
rowing some all the time. There il n
baptist church being built. to cost
bout ST. 800. Mr. Isaac Nicely i the
contractor. II will be ready for ser
| vices by the first of september.
Mr.. {. T. Cox wa- in our town yes
| tcrdav. and made political speech
lie SAYS hc is uut for Justice of tn"
Peace Precinct No. i. on the indrpcnd-
INT ticket,
Mcssrs. Chiffon. Patrick X Co. have
-hippcd several car loads of gram
from this place thi, season, but ""
need grain buyer since the ncr-
chants cannot pay enough for gram,
and We want cotton buyer here this
fall.
Mr.. j. II. Wright. of the firm OF
Chiffon, Patrick y Co. returned from
a visit to hi> parents at Louisville
Kentucky. and has been quit" sick
since.
Mr. j. Il. sanford i going To
, leave for Tennessee ON sunday
where his wife j. very SICK.
TEMPLE
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p ,..1.'aI ,rt. ,ro,I ,,,,,,
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'ao"r9 h'!' ""H "'''
dercd the delegates last night. II wa
An occasion OF great enjoyment. Ih'
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hc CRAWFORD.
~. special to the Examiner
Nv Crawford. July ~. The EXAMINE
IL arrived this morning the first time f,
Sc five dny,. The cause of it, non-arri,
n wa, nrylcctiugto transfer at Metre!
. or. But we are informed that TIA
will not occur again. and we are e.
oi crcdinglN glnd. for the paper is appr
he cnicd very much since il, cnlarg
ld mrnt.
-, There i, n great drnl of ntrrr
manifested in the Democratic prim
IS- nv A. the Independent, here nrr ",
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BrooklNn has. perhaps. aS many flu
neral decorators a. any other city in
the Mon.
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There is tendency toward the re-
turn of the Dolly Warden style,
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Docs IL Mean Anything

Auheuse Bottled Beer 's sold on every
steamer that leaves New York for for
eigu port |. 4 Gol,ls,eiu.
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several tine new churches, of vari-
ou> denominations. are being built in
Chicago.
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To Rent

The MormonS are siraining every
effort to get footing in bavaria.
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Mrs. Quincy shaw has spent $4,000
annually in maintaining kindergar-
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GOlOlN our QlD FIELDS.

II. lothrop n CO.. Boston. have pub
i-hcd II cookery for Beginners
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J.K. STREET Business Manager.

Referring TO the above, | Womb re-
-pectfully Isk If my friends share OF
their patronage III the job printing line.
| will have ample fIcilities tp do any
class OF work. on IA shori no.ice, III as
good style and at rs reason BILE prices IA
any other job establishment IN tue city
WM LAMBDIS.
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FuRT WoRlIi

Fort Worth July "a \ minister
here WAS mulctcd here of S20o by en-
dor>ing draft al the solicitation of
one of his congregation.
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ION,iVII.w.

Longyiew, July ~. Al Il neighhor-
hood in Upshur county. about four
teen miles from here, known "a, the
hlenWood neighborhood, seven per
sons have died OF dissrntcry or iuN.
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lob PriutInQ.

The lob office of the ExAMISER Pub
fishing company ha, been leased to Mr.
Wm l. mbdiu, who viii conduct it's
business entirely separate from the bus
ine-s OF the newspaper. Regular patrons
of he job Office will be served n ne etu
fore. acco uts being presented on the
first of each month.
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l.ampasas, July -. T. j. Hunter
* Co., of I.angiord'- Cave, Cor,rll
county, thirty miles from lampa-ns.
lost their store and stock of mrrrhnu-
disc by fire Yesterday. The los, i,
5000: insurance $500