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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-29
EXPRESSIONS FROM MR. WEI
nlsGH.

To the Editor of the Examiner;
Waco, March 2S.--Permit me
through the columns of your valuable
paper, as one of the citizens of Waco
Interested in the future of our lovely
city, to cordially congratulate you for
the able course the EXAMINER has
displayed in opposing the increase OF
our bonded indebtedness. Every
property holder in the city ought TO
be proud of the EXAMINERS course.
Ii is to be desired that public opinion
will become Sc tied and crystalized on
the anti-bond side of the question so
that the advocates forthe enlargement
of our bonded debt cannot disturb
1t. 7 he Lawmakers of our city should
be made to respect and represent the
wishes OF those who do not wish TO
shower any more burdens. We are
Juggling all we can carry now. To
shoulder any more weights now is
equivalent to inviting the gaunt ghost
OF public bankruptcy into our city and
forcing us to close the doors of our
public schools and institutions of
charity.
So long as our public journals voice
the sentiment opposing an increase in
the city's Indebtedness to the extent
some now advocate, we will be sure
to avoid the .quicksands of financial
shipwrcck and sail safely into the har-
Dor of future safety, and be able then
to improve our streets so that they
will contest the palm with those of
New Jerusalem-th future abode of
the just. Respectfully,
L. G. l.. WIEBUscH.
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Personal.

Mr.. @. A. Schroeder is in Marlin oil
business.
Mr.. II. G. Denny. prominent
banker of Bolton, is In the city.
Mrs. S. Schwartz, of Hampstead, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. Alexander
on South Fifth street.
Mr.. n. w. Milburn, division super
intendent of the Erie Telegraph and
Telephone company, is in the city.
Hon. W. 5. Holman, of Belton, is IN
the city. Mr.. II was counsel In the
Wilson, Edwards land case, which has
just been compromised and settled.
Prof A. NJ. Harris, Rev. 5. l.. Nor
ris and Mrs. Il. n. Carroll went up 10
West Station yestei day TO attend the
mission meeting, which has been going
on there for the past two days.
Mr.. CD. Denny, OF San Francisco
is in the city. Mr.. ID. is an eminent
artist, and Is looking at Texas with d
probable intention of locating. lie
has done great deal of Landscape
work for the Central Pacific railroad
and brings with him letters from the
officials of that company. Mr.. ID. Is
fayorably impressed with Waco, and
may Dc lHuuctu W COiuc anu NV bcl e
At the Pacific: J. G Myers, st Louis
II } Mcclure, VIM u Mann, Philadol-
phia; w A Croker, ir, New York; {
Il Pugh, Springfield, o; J w Castles
city; A q Rifle, New Orleans; Jas g
Kennedy, Colorado; Major Chas Mo-
ran, jr, England George w Ketch
Galveston; VIM NJ Stakley, Chicago
NJ r Bucksbaum, Baltimore, Md; Chai
l. King, New York; w + Cresap, Cts.
co; Jno w Willis, North Carolina
Frank b Jones. New York.
At the New McClelland:-Thos |
Abeel, city; A Bernheim, New York
J a Smith, city; u Wolf, Madison
Ind; j L KEENAN,, Galveston: JOIN
Collins, Galvcston; W X Duninca, NJ
A Cooper, city; ii Parish, Houston
4 a Blair, ID II Hardy, j G Clark
city; ID G Bolinger, Houston; w A
Poage, city; J S Hudson, Philadelphia
q A Dixon, st Louis; Ed Drcyfus
New York; II G Dening, Bolton; 6
j Dening, San Francisco: Neal j
King, Sabine Pass; 5 IL Lumpkin
Meridian, Texas.
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he Donison nerald-News, of the

The Denison Herald-News, of the
25th, contained the following:
"Robert Lyme, who came here from
Bolton, Texas, some months ago with
a small job printing Office and his
family, disappeared Sunday morning,
quite mysteriously, and has not been
heard from up TO late hour last
night. His friends, missing him from
his usual haunts, thought possibly he
was nj home, sick, aud two OF them
visited his house yesterday, and learn
ing from his wife that he had left
home Sunday morning, as she suppos-
ed, to 20 TO town MS usual, but she
had not seen or heard of him since.
His family was found to be in quite u
needy condition, without fire or food,
and the little children suffering from
cold. Mr.. Cofley, OF the Denison Coal
company, ON being advised of the
fanily's condition by Messrs. Strom-
berger and Crooks. sent the family n
load of coal, and the Messrs. Portcrs,
ON the same information, sent them n
sack of flour, while Mr.. VIII Strom-
berger bought them some bacon and
other necessaries. Lyme has been, ey-
or since he came here, financially en-
barrassed, having lost his all pretty
much by fire at Bolton, previous TO
coming here, and has had struggle
for bread since, aud II is feared he has
taken his own life, as he was appar-
emily dcmcnted, and on Saturday
night, IL is said he was quite drunk,
and had lost what money he possess
ed at the card table"
Since the above was put in type,
news comes from Denison that Lyme
is all right, and wrote to the editor OF
the Herald that he had to leave Deni-
son TO get work.
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Sick Headache.

One single dose Of Bailey's Saline Aperiepi
will cure IL nine times In ten cases tits the mild
est, best and cheapest substitute for Pills In the
world. II cures constipation, hiliousness, Sic
stomach sick headache, heart-hnrn, acid stomach
relieves indlgestian, refreshes and inviReraies
tho weak and feeble, cheers the depressed. acts
gently upon the liver and kidneys, allays sTrnp-
toma Of frvcr promotes healthfnl persplrationl
regulates the aoW Of bile, untigates the panas Of
Rheumatism, eleanses the stomach asd ketps the
brain cool and clear.
Bottles 80 craiI- II Is Al. pleasant 10 glass =
n soda water. Sold ep=rsgh1re
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ST. LOUIS. March 2s. -FIour- unchanged :
xxx a. sOa2 90 family s. lOaS %. choice,
1854 81: fancy e. HOdf Is.
wheat-No 2 rcd, s6Is cash; ssl.@9O May,
COrn-39 Z aa9A, cash; aqk March; a9Amasts
April; &sas9A May; closing At outside rates
oats-S2k@ss cash: s2i@'nA May.
whirky--steady AT 81 n
ornmeai-hrin at g. 25a2 so
Pork-i225
Bulk meats Long clear o. iOa6 TO- short rib,
o. 1906 2O short clear o. 85@G 45.
BacOn-Long clear Glba6 ~. short rib
@ Gsa67e short clear, G sOeGsi
Hams 9Aaii.
Lard G.756A6 so
KAssAs CRY. March 2S-wheat-caSh 6lti
hid; April 65E bid. May 67aGG7s.
corn-eash sis; April ses bid; May nv bid
June a34 bid.
Oats-iOk bid.
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lie suffered from insomnia, which
means he couldn't sleep. 1t arose
from Over-work, followed by nervous
pIostraiion. While in this state, he
shot his wife and developed symp-
toms of raving MAMMA. What apity
he had not taken Browns Iron Bitters
while there wrs some hope for him
Mr.. Noah Holloway, Manchester, Va,
says: II used Browns Iron Bitters
for loss of appetite and nervous weak
ness, with great benefit" II complete
ly rSmoyef neuralgia and other ner'
yous diseases.
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just arrived at Waco Supply Stores
a fresh lot of Whitaker Star hams
and breakfast bacon. fresh cream aud
Swiss American cheese, Boon's lye
hominy, the great national dish of our
forefathers. Try il and think of oldcn
times. Choice new small mackerel
% cents per dozen; choice cabbage
Irish potatoes. Fresh arrival OF fine
candy OF every description. A fine
stock of evaporated peaches, apricots
and all kirLs of dried fruits. Call or
telephone us now.
Yours, in the van, to please,
A. JONES TAYLOR 81 Bro.
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"Thick as leaves in yallambrosa."
This phrase was, no doubt, first APP
piled to the testimonials Of Mishler's
Herb Bitters, for they geally seem
countless. f. Hoffman, OF Circleville,
Ohio, sends along his contribution;
"This is TO certify that have had the
dumb ague and by using one bottle
of Mishier's Herb Biiters complete
cure has been effected"
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The remains of Miss Fannie Cham
berlin arrived yesterday evening via
the Texas Central. The funeral will
take place this Sunday afternoon at
4 O'Clock from st. Paul's church, North
Fifth street, Rev. Francis II. Starr Off
ciatiDg. lnterment in lakewood
cemetery. Friends and acquaintances
of the late Judge ID. Il. Chamberlin
and the friends of Judge o. II. Leland
are. respectfully requested to attend.
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..rEx,r TnE NEWS DEALER.
uIs Mysterious disappearance From
DenIaon. IeNas.

Nearly everyone in Waco remem-
bers "rex" the news dealer, who used
to keep stand ON South Fourth
street. IIo left Waco last summer for
Denison and took his family with
him. lie married a daughter of Mr..
j. l., Barnes, of this eity, and they
have two or three little children.
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The Fashion Bazaar will be closed
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, SO that we may fully prepare for
our opening on the three days that
follow, viz; Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April 2, 8 and a.
Mrs. ELLA S. COHEN.
Fashion Bazar.
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fair to good mu,tons; 81 SO8a IS for common.to
medium.
ST. Lowe. March 2s .-Cat;le-receipts coo
exporters e. 65td6 ", good 60 choice shipping
g. 25aS co. common to medium 81 SCOT o.
butcher steers 81 oOGi 90 cows and heifers
s. 25Gst 25; stockers 81 bOdr5 90; feeders 81 25g
a 65; cornfed Texans "a 0OGpi 80
HoRs-recoipts 1900 81 9Ofi75
Shcep-reccipts 200, easier; common 10 me.
dun q 50G8 %. good 10 choice 81 6Qpi 10;
extra "a 5Oal 10
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CITY MARK Ers,



Cattle--steers, $50 10 a2S. I'D Sbarren COWS
400 to AIS; mich cows. 2aOo TO 400 per head.
Hogs-fat hogs, s;bG stock hogs. ADO to $50.
shcep-Muttons, 200 TO 2.25.
These prices are gross weights per leo lbs
Grain ana Hay.
Corn-white. per bu., i2c; mixed, Zoe.
oats-saoks, DC bulk, &c.
Wheat-G0ep65c.
Millet-per ton, e.
Prairie hay-per ton. o..
Lumber.
Rougn. per N, II 90 flooring. ~ 10 siding
yellow pine, 10 W siding white pine, !! oO
siding poplar, 20 90; ceiling yellow pine. % 90
Shingles bes, p cypress per SS n e g. Shingles
second best cypress %. shingles heart pine
ishing lumber. white pine 20 90.
Drv Goods.
The season for spring goods has fairly com
menced. Dem ands are principally for staples
tons We quote as follows for this market
Fancy staple priuts, SIC, solids, Sc; solid black
bloached sheetng-Utlca ia CO. Liberty rs,
&c, Deunlless ~ 6hc; Western products ~
Ike Lockwood A D l. ~ shc Mason vile a.,
9hc Hill ~, 9c; Dwight A. i0c.
Cambria musllin-Lonsdalc, IKE Diamond
Dleks-alouccstcr. Sc; West Point iOc; East
ern star, l7c.
Colorado ducks-Montaup @, iOc; Montaup b.,
lQkc; Montaup A, l2c, Monthup Xxx, l2kc;
MOntaup blue, axe; Montaup checked and
striped, he Faust b, nsc Lewiston \ d
Ticking-Amoskeag G A, lbc; Amoskcag r,
lic: Amoskeag q, lie; Cords Q. Ike; Cords
llhe Namcless, Ike; Standard e. IKE; stand
ard h, &c, standard ~ lOc Palmer. Sc.
Hickory stripes Hamilton, Ike; Rock River,
&c; Omega ~,lOssc. Easton. l0kc.
wool. Hides and Pcitry.s
Wool-fail clip to he; no spring wool offer
Ing
i5c seal skins. Is to DOC: sheep pelis, As pei
wool, 20 to &c; sheArlings, 10 to Use.
Tallow-Prime bkc. tallow grease, az TO &C.
grease yellow To brown. 4 TO &c.
Fruit, Poultry, Game. Etc.
Apples-i.5 so 10 500 per barrel.
Lcinons-37b To 4Oe per box,
Sweet potatoes-7bc to 90 per busheL
Onions-a.25di 90 per barrel
Potatoes--Per bushel, 90 to LILO
Cabbagc-Per crate, 2 20 to CO.
Chlekens-per dozen, 400 to $50 turkeys, Co
| TO 500.
Eggs-s6iOc per dozen.
Bntur-Choice western, % to s5G country. y
| TO Csc.
Hardware.
| Axes--s7 so 10 s so per dozen.
Tin Plate-l o 10 by IA, per box, co. e i
by 90, per boz 9 90; Terne, lix20, per box. :. Is
| Terne, 10 by Is per box; 400.
Tinware--Pleced discount 50 per cent stamp
ed, discount IS per cent
solder-No. !, 13o; No. y aud y. i5c per lb.
Rubber Beltlng-Discount 50 per cent and II
! par cent
shovels and Spades discount Il
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount u
! and 10 per cent
Hardware-Bar iron. DC; cast steel, isc; ploN
nails, $50 10 $50; Burden horse shoes, $50
Wire-Smooth wire No. Q, &c; Nos 10 and H.
5Kc; Iapanued, barbed wire, 4kc galvanized
harbed sac; painted barbed wire AZ
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Castles Il Morrison win have their
Soda Fountain in operation in time
for the candidates to treat their
friends this week.
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Kansas Cry March 2s-caiile--The Live
Stock Indicator reports receipts i2i;
exporters o 20sf5 40 good 10 choice shipping
81 h0a5 IS. common 70 medium a. 1904 ~
COWS, s. 00eas 70 feeders 81 1904 60.
IIOgs-Reccipls 1900 ~ 20sri a.
sheep-receipts 900 steady AT q d093 a5 for
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Warrington March q. - Indications for the
west gulf states Local rains partly cloudy
weather; winds shifting to slightly colder and
northerlyi on.shore signals continue at India
nola and Galveston.
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fuckers "Simple Remedies these
hard times are being fully appre-
ciated by the people. Experience
will tell.
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Fifty thousand Triumph Cigars
sold in one year by Castles & Nor
rison.
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Cleveland is choice of the Ameri-
can people-so are Opera Pull Cigar
ettps
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All the latest designs at Watkins
bookstore.
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HHPA40z0NE.
DIR. TOBIN'S
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Liver Medicine
CURES
Diseases OF the Liver
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS,
Such as Dyspepsia, Headache. Neural
gia. Water Brash, Cons tip att on, or
any Irregulation Of the Bowels.

From the Rev. DIR. Whipple
AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. 10, 1888.
Drs, J. h W. II. Tobin7
Dear Sirs-I take pleasure in re-
commendingyour great livermedicine,
Hepatozone, aud from experience
think it would be well for no family
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mild, aud yet certain to accomplish
what is proposed by its use.
J.W. WHPPLE.
From the Rev. DIR. Shapard, super
.utendent Deaf aud Dumb asylum:
AUSTIN, Tex. Mar. 26, 1884.
have been using Tobin's Hcpato-
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AUSTIN, TEX, June 20, 1882.
DR. W. II TobIn. Austin:
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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND,
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DR. Tabiu
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soaP,

Big stock received by Castles 8
Morrison.
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srw cnLRANs FuruREs.


GALyEsroK. March 2s-Futures opened
barely steady. : to points lower.
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The following is the report for the
week ending March 81:


Little Joker Is the best smoking
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Ispronounced by scores Of ply
sioians, and thousands Of people
who have used it, to be the best
known remedy for Debility, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Loss of APP
petite, Loss Of Flesh, Lung Com
plants, Female Weakness, Cas-
trio Irritability, Nervousness,
Malarial Fever and many other
diseases where tonics are required
-differinn nscnnt;nllr from all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-05

| A ADVERTISEMENT AND NOTICE CON-
"A corning the construction of new Steel
steam Cruising Vessels for the United
! States Navy,
Invitation is hereby extended to all engin-
GERS and mechanics of established reputa-
! tion, and sll reputable manufacturers of
! vessels, steam engines, boilers or ordnance.
having or controlling regular establish.
all officers of the Navv, and especially 0ll
naval constructors, steam engineers and
ordnance officers of the Navy, having plans
models, or designs OF any vessels, or OF any
part tnsreof, OF the classes authorized by the
naval appropriation act OF March 3, 1885, to
submit such plans, models and designs TO
the Secretary oithe Navy.
me Nessels authorized to be constructed
are Two cruisers ofnot less than three thou
SAND nor more than five thousand tons cis-
Placement, costing, exclusive of armament,
not more than one million one hun
dred thousand dollars each; one heavily
armed gunDoat OF about sixteen hundred
tous displacement, costing, exclusive of
armament, not more than I'VE hundred and
twenty thousand dollars; and one light elln-
noat Oh aDout eight hundred tons dispiace-
meht, costing, exclusive OF armament, not
more imam two hundred and seventy-fiye
thousand dollars Nv
These vessels are to be constructed on The
De tiSi, anu most modern design, having the
highest attalnable speed, and In the manner
ana con ormity TO the conditions and limita.
IONS provided for the construction of the
new cruisers IN the acts of August 5, 1882 and
OF March 3, 1883, except so far as said acts
provide fol, and define the duties of Naval
Advisory Board
said plans, models and designs should be
submitted within the period of sixty DAYS
after May i, 1885, and should be transmit-
led TO the Navy Department, Washington,
ID. q. should any such plan, model or de-
sign be adopted or used, a liberal compensa-
ton will be paid therefor
The Department will, upon application.
forward copies of so much of the naval APP
preparation acts as relales to said yesgels
and VIII answer all letters Of inquiry and
furnish all desired information on the SUBJ
jet. WILLIAM G. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Navy.
Navy Department, Washington, MAY s, 1855,
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Greenyiile Notes.

GREENvILLE, June g. Correspond
ence'l-Many of the young, and some Of
the older, men Of GTeonville havo lately
been in the habit Of going fishing Sat.
urday night and returning Sunday
evening. Last Saturday night MIR. j
ID. Hartsook, one Of a party that went
fishing down the Sabine, came neal
losing his life. The party had reached
the MISSOURI Pacific bridge over Sabine
some eight miles distant from Green.
vile, ana in the darkness left the wagon
road, which Rms under one OF the cen.
trail spans of the bridge and sattempted
TO 90 under the next span.
This proved too low for the wagon %
pass under and the driver called 10 the
party TO drop down in the wagon bed,
but MIR. HartsoOk failed TO hear the
warning and his head struck bridge
timber, intlicting deep cash around
the lett eye which reached the bone.
Another cut laid open his lips, while his
body beoam1 Jammoalbetween the bridge
ana box in the wagon. On being res
cusod trom his critical position he
tainted. He was brought home, had
his wounds sowed up and IL Improving
slowly.
A complimentary concert has been ar.
ranged here June for Mrs. Il. Rodgers,
who IL now visiting her brother,
J. M. Rag3dale, of this place.
Mrs. Rogers has state reputation for
great and cultivated musical talent, and
viii be assisted I'm the concert by Mrs,
j. Il. Gilbert, Mrs. DIR. Gaillard, Misses
Ida and Bena Fender, Emma and
Bertha Ende, and Misses Mamie
and Adelaide Harrison and Misses
Laura Cameron and Carrie Belle
Hughes.
The assessors scholastic roll shows
40 white and % colored ohildren in the
city limits, within the ages of and 10
years.
Messrs. j. II. Bemis, of Jefferson, and
Col Whittekor, of Iexsrkana, are in
Sreenyille, ondeavoring TO perfect their
plans Tor erecting aplaning mill here.
The brick work on the courthouse,
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4 Down Town Morchnnt

Having passed several nights dis,
turbed by the agonies and cries of suf-
toring child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
was just the article needed, procured a
supply for tho child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he
had done, she refused to have il admins
tered to the child, as she was 81 onglv in
favor of homeopathy. That Il ght the
child passed in suffering, and th parents
without sleep. Returning HON the day
following tho father found the baby stiff
worse, and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepled from
the room to attend to some domestic du-
ties, and left the father with Il . child.
During her absence he admin stered a
portion Of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That ight ali
hands slept well, and the littl, fellow
awoke in The morning bright anc lappy.
The mother was delighted with 70 sud
den and wonderful change, and q though
at first offended at the deceptiOl prsc-
uced upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappear ID. A
single trial of the syrup never yet failed
to relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of the mother. Sold by all
druggists. % cents bottle.