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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06
HOTELS,
BRocKs CosaaEss1osA1 HorEr.

BRocK's CoseREss1osAL HorEr.
This Hotel situated opposite the Capito,-New Jer
sey ave. and B st. se--the most elevated point in
Washington It is out of the malaria district being
one hundred feet above the level of Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view can be had of the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights. Poto-
mac River and tie Capitol grounds Summer boardsrs
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
foamx Transient, $500 per day. Regular boarders for
summer season ~ low rites b. BROCK, Prop
mhl6-3m Formerly Of Jersey City. n J.
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The dispatches state that NJ. Brisson has sue
ceeded in forming a French cabinet. 1t is hoped
that the new ministry will be equal to the task
of reconciling the different political factions and
restoring harmony in the government. Mr..
Brisson's success in forming a cabinet has de-
stroyed the hopes of the monarchiStS of taking
advantage of the unsettled condition OF things
to overthrow the republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06

' Murderer Mills, who is to be hanged in
BROOKLYN next Friday for killing his wife,
thinks there is something wrong in his head,
and wants his skull opened. He will probably
be accommodated after the execution is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06

Easter Sunday was favored with glorious
weather, and it's observance. especially in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches. in the District
was general. In these the musical service was
elaborate, and the affairs and chancels were
ornamented by fragrant flowers. Other de-
nominations are coming to celebrate this festi-
val, and in many of the Protestant churches
services specially commemorative Of Easter
were held. While this more extended recogni-
ton Of Easter does not necessarily indicate any
doctrinal change on the part of these churches,
1T certainly shows that they attach far higher
value to the observance of special religious sea-
sons than was current years ago. This should
be welcomed an evidence that the former
bitterness of sectarianism is dying out, and that
all denominations are meeting on u common
platform TO celebrate the festival of the risen
Christ
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Cen Grant still retains his hold upon life
with wonderful tenacity, and the bulletins to-
day show even more favorable condition than
yesterday. The Easter greeting of the suffering
general was q tender acknowledgment of his
appreciation of the universal solicitude in his
behalf
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Tbe Stars Circulation.

90 Street asks that q wager be decided as to
he circulation of THE STAR on Saturday. No
secret is made of THE STARS circulation. For
the past four Saturdays the issue has been as
follows: March faith, 21.0S4; March 21st,
2s,422; March 2Sth. 26,I52: April 18th, 49,.
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SPECIALTIES.


nR- LEON HAS REMOVED FROM $40 Ma
~ souri, ave. TO 116 d 81 NV. He has connestieu
or partnership with any enc. ap4-lms
DILES-DR. MuHLEMAN CURES PILES nv
IL direct treatment, without the OF knife caus6s
or ligature Cure guaranteed. Can DO consulted -
s23 9th St NV. from 10 q pm ap2-lms
TAR. w. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS, MAa-
~ netc Healer: Wonderful Cures by laying on n
hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases a specially WI
visi, patients ONCE hours 70 m az 4ls n n. ~
mh2o-2w%
Mrs. BROWN (CoLoRED) TAXES LADIIs
4tl before and during Illness NJ her nice home So
Missouri NV. where they VIII have the be-a ~
ur2-l uts 2vr.
DROF CLAY, RENOWNED AND CELEBRATJsn
II ciairvoyant and aetreogist, can be Consulted 81,
business love and matrimony. All In trouble sxlI
Satisfaction guaranteed Fee 81 Parlors soc -
g.. s.w. f1o-4u,s
nR RoBERTsoN, THE wELLKNoWN PLY
- stefan and surgeon end the oldest reliable epeix
list IN Baltimore city, can be consulted in Waxfngt<
every Nednesday and saturday by all IN need OF e<
Cal ADVICE or treatnent. 81 his privatR rooms 46f 81
g NV, near 40 81, from % pm Main once x
=. LaoettS =, Baltinore. sd fel6-3u-
CUNNINGHAM. HALTER
n xsrEs~ d. 49,
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WANTED-HOuSES

WANTED-FURNIsHED HOUsE BY PHYsT.
w can: rent not to exceed SEQ Address, with full
particular, DOCTOR, Star Once. 1ts
STEP room f s5 aas r3s CASH SIX
VAS Il sSsq oss "a
WANTRD-To BUY FOR CASH. &c
price address czsk. Star once "0e n sp4 scNss'
"ANTED-A SNAIL HOUSE. PART OF a
within en mnne Walk e GF pss gn.
sylvania ave- and 18th st. NV. Address Box 1Ol,
WAMTED.To RENT 9 OR 7-RooM HOUSE,
ferrei; rent must Be- reasonable. Address BUx
los. Star office, stating location and terms ap4Sts
w AETED HoUsEs-I HAVE CONSTANT IL,
tiles owners having such oT rent Or sale s via ana L
g properly eIsssSis my bands VIII e HSs1siS saysr
1881 + st. NV ap4-3t
UrAETED--A BRICK HOUSE m NORTHWEST
W part Of the city for $1,000 or $500 cash;
6 bargain state location. size OF lot and price
"ANTED-ELI0TBLE HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
cost about 900 OF desirsois Lotas $4,000 address
with location. Box l12, Star Office ap;3-3ts
w house, or suit Of Rooms suitable for light house
iii u n v: ADDRESS Boz 1oi Star ONCE sps-s s
WANTEp-A LARGE AND VERY HAND
ttcaar IN northwest section Of this city Address,
-, S.sl oMce. apo-St*
WYANTED-TO RENT m THE COUNTRY A
to the city. Address b, Star office ap2.ets
"ANTED-TO HIRE OR LEASE FO
wv several years by family without children we'll
furnished House: mod imp. in northwest stable pre-
MAY, Star Office. mh:31-2wS
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lINOR RENT
1929 18th St NV; ten rooms; an modern improve
ments; (first CLASSY; nearly new: $50.
1916 8 st. NV. eleven rooms; modern improve.
mentS large grounds in good order; $50.
Also the large and cOmmodous store, plate-glass
windows, corner Of and 18th formerly occupied
by c. c. Bryan, per year 81 800
Also Property for sale and rent in different parts of
the city. JOHN SHERMAN,
ap:}-lw Q27 Fst N w
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I IN
| Il 1914 Both st. NV, threestory Brick Dwelling.
aiming all modern convenieuces and In first
order. To desirable the Of the large lot
| adjoining, with fine shade trees will be given.
|. Apply to THOS. ]. FISHER q CO,
| ap4-6t 1924 F st, NV.
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:" ALKERs, 2O4 10TH ST. NJ w.-CARRoN
w he'd Moth Proof Paper, &c par yard: Whit6ynsh
Rrushes cheap Charcoal Fitch, Fire Clay and Bric
Lime, CemenfR RlasteE. DC ~ :
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n COTS
BELGIAN LACE AND
MI Lin cry STORE
HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES IN ALL THE, NEW
EST STYLES IN PARASOI.S; FINE MILLINERY
TO ORDER: HAT SCARFS AND EXQUISITE
MATERIALS FOR TRIMMING BONNErs AND
HATS: RIAL AND IMITATION LAcEs. IN
ALL STYLES AND EFFECTS; WRAPS. sH,VIS
INFANTS AND MISSES LACE AND SHIRRED
CAPS
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FOR SALE-IOTS

l,oR sALE-eo.ooo FEET OF oRorND. wsi't
located, noe. foot. small cash paymepfs -
ance On lorg time. VII be sold without cash to NAV
ties hulIdns at once money advanced fdesired vhes
buildings complete.
rHos r. wAeoAMAS.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"ANTED-TO RENT, IN WASHINGTON A
w large Room on first or second floor with steam
power Address B., care Melbournes Advertising
Agency, Baltimore. ap6-2t
NTANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT
w able for parlor and BEDROOM in central locality
Price must be moderate Address giving description
and price, Box log, Star office. ap:}-3ts
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nor SALE-GREAT BARGAINS-RARE oP-
~ portunity to an immediate purchaser first-cass
bargain in fine Business Property, 9Th and
ave, and having two business fronts: also for Sd AGO.
two 2story and back building press-brick front
Houses. b rooms, new in nice neighborhood renting
Tor S32. VIM E BCRFORD.
ap3-6t SOa r 81, n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06

LNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. NV;
- very desirable residence. nicely and completely
furnished; twelve rooms; all modern Improvements;
rent 500 per month A. T. COUABE, 1429 Penn
sylvania ave. ap3-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-06

nor RENT-UPON Low TERMS, TO A RE-
IL sponsble party, large house, well furnished and
centrally located. Apply to w. w. kIR BY, 400
Louisiana ave- ap3-3ts
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LNOR RENT
Il 1106 F. 14r..$ IS 90 203 9th st. me- Or S25.O 90
1006 + NV. 300 63l Mass ne ,6r.25. 30
2112 Mass av..---110 CO. zoos 18th -25 90
1910 10Th nv 13r loo. 90 $500 NJ NV, BIB 90
2023 ST. NV, l5r 100. 90 SIT ST. n.w "a ~ so
1927 II st. NV, 13r- SO 90 8O4 ne, .22 SO
1871 ST. NV, 11r.-S3 LA sos St ne, n-.22 so
81 10th St NV, l0f Is. OO 612 st. me-. ~ SO
1855 &C. NV, l8r.7 90 $40 W NV, 6r-.20. 80
1922 10th l2r 90 IL St. NV, Or 20 90
1926 ST. NV, l0r. 90 611 81. ne, 8r.. lie. 80
$50 Cap. 12r -..5O. co 464 NV, rear, Ora 90
SOORI av str 6dw IS 90 zoos 4th st. 3r 90
1436 Pierce Pr, 6rA.27.6O
Also, q number OF well.iocated Furnished Houses.
Call at Office for Weekly Bulletin issued every Sat-
urdav afternoon. Landlords have their houses adj
verdsed nee BY placing them In our hands
Rp4 b. H WARNER. Q16 r AZ NV
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DENTISTRY,

CAMUEL L SCOTT, DDS,
- 6fteen wears experience in Dentistry ofzce 1907
F Mn.W. Preservation OF the Natural Teeth spe-
Cialty. oc2x
nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND L SITS
NV. Ff1iing epeCi2tty; also, the cure Of tooth
ache without extrncting local anRsthefic, used
CHARGES moderate. NJ
nR r. n. TALB6TT, DENTIST, 437 7TH ST.,
IL three doorp nom corner z Dentistry in all
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nor RENT-ONE THREESTORY RIG K
y House rooms, bathroom and modern improve
ment Printing and Engraving department Inquire
at 403 9TH St. NV ep2-Se
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19
LAND OFFICE DECISIONS.
Prepared for The Herald by
Tankersley & Young.

Digest OF decisions rendered by the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office and Secretary of the Interior, re-
lating to the public land, prepared and
reported semi-monthly for THE HERALD
by Tankersley & Young, attorneys-at-
law and practitioners before the
Supreme Court of the United States,
the Legislative and Executive depart
ments, in all matters concerning grants,
Indian titles, mined and other public
lands. Offices-6S7 F Street, Washing
con, p. G.
Practice. = Motions at trials before
Registers and receivers should be IN
writing. acting Commissioner, March
10, 1850
2. Registers and receivers have no
authority change a date or the descrip-
ton of land in an entry or filing after it
has been recorded. Acting Commissioner
to Inspector Greene, Jan. 30, 1857
Pre-emptions.-Where evidence does
of pre-emptor, his D. S. should not be
Cancelled, and although having once
offered his proof, he may be allowed
another opportunity to finish additional
proof within statutory period. (Blan-
chard VS.. Bishop, Secretary, March II,
1851
2. Settlement required before fling
d. s. but If made prior to Intervention
of an adverse, claim, the defect is curry
ed. A failure, without valid excuse, of
aA adverse claimant to present obiec-
tons to allowance of entry on day fixed
for making the final proof, will conclude
his rights. Martin VS.. Vernam, Acting
Secretary, Feb. 2, 1851
Timber Culture.-Omission of claim
ant's postoffice address and place of
residence in application only an error
in form, and if corrected and returned,
will take effect from first date received
at local Office. browns VS.. Ryan, Act
ing Secretary, April 1, 1857
2. Law requires planting, cultivation
and protection of specified number of
trees, and carelessness in putting the
seedlings in the ground, and in allowing
them to remain without cultivation suf-
icent grounds for cancelling the entry.
mall vs., Pulver, Secretary. February IL,
1881
3. Affidavit of contest defective in
not charging continuance of default of
entryman up to date of its filing, but as
trial was held without objections, the
defect considered as waived. Requisite
number of acres were not broken owing
to error in measuring the land, and as
party's good faith is shown, his entry
will be allowed to remain in tact. fReck
vs.. Taylor. Acting Secretary. Feb. p,
1850
State Selections. Failure of Registers
and receivers to post a selection
or report the same, does not
invalidate it, and lands en-
braced in such selection at date of
railroad grant is expected from the
grant. Estate of California vs. Central
Pacific Railroad Company Commission.
er, March, 7, 1851
Surveys.-Error in original survey
sufficient reason for directing resur-
Hey. (ExParte Jandon ct al. iSecretary.
March 10, 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19
Registration OTcer, =

And said registration officer, or his
deputies, shall add, to said lists the
names of all qualified voters in such
precinct whose names are not on the
list, upon their taking and subscribing
to the aforesaid oath, and the said reg
istration officer shall strike from said
lists the names of said persons who
fail or refuse to take said oath, or have
died or removed from the precinct. or
are disqualified as voters under the act
of Congress approved March 90, A. ID.
1882, entitled An act to amend section
535s of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, Ia reference to higamy.
and for other purpoSeS:' PROVIDED.
That the action of any registration
officer may be revised and reversed by
this commission, upon a proper show
ing: Ind prOcided, further, That If the
registration officer be unable to procure
the registration list from the office of
the clerk of the county, OF if the same
have been lost or DESTROYED, the said
officer and his deputies shall make a
new registry list IN full of all legal
voters of each precinct of the county,
under the provisions of these rules
THAT said Board of Commissioners
also, by rules, provided for the appoint
ment of and appointed three Judges of
election for each election precinct in
said Territory.
Sand on information and belief, the
plaintiff alleges that the defendant, T..
d. HOge, was appointed registration
officer for the county of Salt Lake. in
said Territory of Utah, and the defend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19
YOUNG MEN-,KEAp rHIs.

THE YoLTAIc BELT Co., of Marshall
Mich. offer to send their celebrated
ELECTRO VoLrAIc BELT and other ELEc-
TRIO APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days
to men (young or old) afflicted with
nervous debility, loss OF vitality and
manhood, and al kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paraly-
sis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, yigor and man
hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred
and thirty days trial is allowed. Write
them at once fer illustrated pamphlet
free.
WHEN YOU want to order a book or
renew subscription, go to Pembroke,
y Main street,
B. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops are manufactured by
themselves and are the result OF over
forty years experience in compound
hg cough mixtures, 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

TIE PARISH records of the town OF
Alfred, Mass, are said to contain the
following entry; april 9th, 1774.-The
inhabitants of the parish met, pursuant
to adjournment, and passed the follow
ing vote: Voted. To purchase two
be.rreIs of rum, one barrel of pork, four
b IsAeis ofbeans, ten gallons ofmolasses,
ten pounds of coffee, and twentyeight
poands of sugar, to raise the meeting
hoase. Voted. That Nathaniel Coaant
was desired to procure said articles"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County 49,

IL, first
sworn (Or affirmed), depose and say: That
| am over twenty one years of'age, and
have resided in the Territory of Utah for
six months, and in the precinct of
one month Immediately preceding the date
hereof, and (if a maie) am a native born OF
naturalized Gas the case may be) citizen of
the United States, and a payer in this
Territory, Tor if a female), i am native born,
or naturalized, or the wife, widow or daugh-
ter las the case may beg of Il native born or
naturalized citizen of the United States, and
do further solemnly swear Cor aflirm) that
am not q bigamist nor a polygamist; that
am not a violatOr of the laws of the United
States prohibiting bigamy or polygamy that
L do not live or cohabit with more than
one woman in the marriage relation, nor
does any relation exist between me and any
woman which has been entered into or con-
tinued in violation of the said laws OF the
United States prohibiting bIgamy or poly
gamy, (and if womanl that 1 am not the
wife of a epolygamist, nor have entered
into any relation with any man in violation
of the laws of the United States concerning
polygamy or bigamy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
day of ---- 1891
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

ANYONE WHO desires a greater variety
of theatrical performances than were
witnessed in Salt Lake during the last
week ought to be accommodated in some
manner-if possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

OUT OF one hundred and forty post
: offices Nevada is blessed with, notone
is of the first grade. and only one reaches
as high las second grade-and the re-
mainder belongs to class four.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

ONE OF the funniest things rural
newspaper can do is to steal items, local,
editorial and Geographic, from a city
cotem., fail to give credit. and then
charge the city sheet with lack of en-
terpriSe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19
TWELVE PAGES.
EVENTS AND COMMENTS

TaE PENNSYLVANIA Legislature passed
four bills in eight weeks, and ADJOURNED
very much faigued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

THE CITIES of Baltimore and Phila-
deIphia are declared by medical author
ity to be ripe for cholera.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

Appeals from the Supreme Court of the
Territory of Utah.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10
TWO I'ltNItS
At Proctor springs ANA the NCIcn-
nun Crossing, South Ifo>quC.

The children 1.-THE Christian church
sunday school. their parents and
friends were ready ut the time men
toned in y, stcrday mornings EXAM
INEK, and Capt. Scdbcrry had all the
cars ON the Firth street line in wait
ing AT the corner ot Fifth and Frank
lin streets. where they embarked and
rode To the beautiful Proctor Springs.
There were enough ears To carry all
the party and not be uncomfortable
crowded, SO the ride out, the distance
being mile and n half, was very
pleasant indeed. The Decentralization
was II lively and interesting scene, rs
the little ones especially were happy
over the thought of having gay
time. A short walk to the springs,
aud the groups scattered to enjoy
themselves i'll Different ways. Swings
were put up in the giant oak $, croquet
sets were brought out, and old and
young spent a lively and pleasant day.
OF course, every family was provided
with magnificent lunch baskets, and
this was enjoyed by every one, They
returned late in the afternoon. Mr..
Jim |. Moore, the superintendent, was
one of the Youngest men ON the
grounds. and they do say hc had an
immense time with the little ones.
81. rAuI'S SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Mr.. Geo. W. Jackson, supcrintcn-
dent of st. paul'S sunday school, had
in waiting at the Episcopal
church early in the morning; they
were soon flied with children, and the
drivers started for McLennan cross
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10

PERSON Al.


Mr: = L. Downs OF Temple, Is III
the Guy.
Mrs, t. DHIno Icit last evening
On UP 10 ''I'9por"'
Mr., y Cahilann, VIII leave this
"i,Trhoo,' 'or Ni'lt 10 81 LOUIS
Mr I. VI. ituupy leit last evening
on th oNlehS,Ie TRIP TO eastern Texas.
Mr' anu MIS-, O'ls W. i'AVld re-
'urheu from Nootah ; wells last
evening
I'N. ~ IA hurI'Son iett yes
!c'u"N loI "HiheNNl me- ana VIII preach
III 'ha' CT! 'o-IaH;
Nirs. ,N Mamie l'het' OF WaNahachie'
!, NiSlllhS 'Ac Ialnlih OF Dr. j. H.,
MutlehS' on Nouth lmrd street.
Mr. ! h. HouthWeII, OF burlington,
iowa, /, ~. III lte eill III the interest of
bailcrolI NorN on government,
Mrs H. ramon, who ! As been
ElslllhE me laill,y OF Mr.. sanford
Johnson lsit Tor her home in Tampa
81, !esteru"!'
Mr, oohh we anu child leave this
morhlnS lor we exposition and to
Mrs. oohh oIu nome, Albany, Ga,
TO fisll hGr parents
Mr. ana Mrs' I; NJ Neley, Edgar
haglallu' honcrt brown ahd Layton
! u'Nt,l were among the arrivals
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10

Special to the Examiner
Groesbeck, May 9.-County con-
lcntion of United Friends ofTempcr-
ance met here yesterday under call of
County Deputy j. j. Swan. A large
delegation was present. Convention
opened with song and prayer. Adj
dress of welcome by Miss Minnie
Harris; response by Rev. Mr.. Collard,
Of Mexico. Misses Swan, Sellers,
Blake and Glove were chosen IL rep.
resent the prohibitionists of Lime
stone county at the state prohibition
convention at Dallas on the nth inst
The heavy rains so injured cotton
that much has to be replantcd. Seed
Is scarce.
Corn is fine and fruit prospects
were never better.
y shower of rain would be very ac-
eptablc to our farmers,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10
New Administration WHISKY Policy

Great interest centres In the course that the
new administration viii pursue concerning
this extensive interest which agitatc the pro.
ducers SO violently. Enough has been dis.
closed TO show that the cabinet VIII act with
common sense business intelligence, and IL is
Of excellence will be pUFFYs Pure Malt
WHIsKEY, which l. made by a new scientific
process that absolutely eliminates all traces ot
lunammatory or injurious ingredients. and is
the very best remedy for dangers arising from
sudden climatic changes aud II complete safe
guard against pneumonia, scarlet fever diph.
iberia aud facilitating fcyers The leading
ply ,icians recommend that it be kept In every
family. and all reliable grocers and druggists
will supply 1t at 81 per bottle,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10
GRAIN DEALERS ASSOCIATION.

The ExAMINER is in receipt of the
following circular which has been is
sued by the Dallas Merchants En-
change, and we give it to our readers
SO those who may feel interested in
the matter may attend the meetings
We are advised by members OF this
Exchange that large number of the
grain dealers In north Texas are aux
ious TO organize an association for the
better promotion of their Interests.
You are therefore respectfully in
vied TO attend meeting OF the grain
dealers of north Texas, Mt the Mer-
chacts Exchange, on Thursday, May
2lst instant, for the purpose of or
gamizing Grain Dealers Association,
which. il is believed, will be of great
benefit to the trade. Very Respect
fully. w. WHITE,
President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-10


dead unto the midnight air, and
witches spranS aStrldc their broom
stick stccds to go aud sweep cotton
from the mouths OF dry men who
would MI their Stomachs with liquids
that would XIII thelr very SOUL each
ana every saloon door IN tins city was
closed. IN "thcr words, they were
hrrnctlcalIy sealed. y lew minutes
allcrWaru me iNAMlNE' reporter
Ih"dc tour OF al the principal streets
ana the usual bright nights had been
""nSeu' ~ Wm"t a iall was there.
my coun't! mem ne uNual prlgh'
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