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II is TO an secret preparation COM
posed of alcohol and few worthless
barks compounded in careless and
unsa' icfactory way. The proprietors
OF Mlshler's Herb Bitters have pub
lished broadcast the formula upon
which that great medicine is prepar-
ed. II consists of many of the purest
aud most wholesome herbs In the
whole range of medical science, and
the recipe Is more than two hundred
years old. II is an infallible remedy
Tor dyspepsia, kidney and lung
troubles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-13

Go 10 the old "Lion Drug store"
for drugs, and general domestic sup
plies. Don't forget the place-No.
l63, South Third street.
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Canton mattings, in fancy, white
and joiuttess, new patterns and color
ings, from 10 cents per yard and up
wards, at Sanger Bros,
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Bonnettc rods, pom pons, ores-
cents and sequences for all styles of
art trimmings at Sanger Bros.
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25 ceNr C0luMN

MONEY TO LEND-on approved security
WI on land In McLcnnnn and adjoining
counties. Vendors land lien notes negotiated.
Apply TO LANCELOT WATSON, Napier build.
ing, upstairs, Austin street. Waco, Texas.
CMALL MlLLET.-sow carly in March,
> makes finer hay than the large millet but
Is worthless II sown late. Buy pure seed OF
either large or small millet at
+. W. Wesley.
s ed store, 5i2 Austin Az.
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just received at w. l.. fuckers. a
large and fresh supply of garden
seeds Call before stock is broken.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-13

The st. Charles saloon has been
elected by a large majority in the
great restaurant contest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-13

Cleveland is choice of the American
people-so are Opera Pun Cigarettes
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-13

to get good square meal at the st.
Charles-only 50 cents.
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

Cotton.
GALVESTON. March ~ The following is
a comparative statement of cotton receipts ut
the principal markets to-day aud the same date
N ypar
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WANTED.

NTANTED-Information concerning Mrs.
w Harriet Newell Smith, who lived In Waco
Texas, before the war. She had two children,
one Julia; married Mageo. Address W. J.
Carlton, box 672, New York.
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eALvnrOs, March i2-spot cotton closed


GALVESTON, March l2.-Futures opened
steady, became weak; closed barely steady
TO IS points lower.
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CarliOn. box 672, New York.
FOR SALE.
IvOR sALE AN orders for wood filled
y promptly, green or dry ~ preferred.
Measure guaranteed. :. u. VEsEY.
C,HoICE PLANTs.-Hydraug as, bonvar
~ dihs, deutzih, fuchsia, smilax weighellh,
ferns and many other plants at WHITE FLowER
GREENHOusE, 18th and Barnard Avenue,
LNOR S iLE-Two lots with house rooms.
IL uhimneys, fine cistern, East Wnco-sG7h,
lots on 10th between Webster aud Clay-SlbO,
. lots on Columbus, between 18th and 18th
$500. 1000 acres out of j. Walker and =. Cara.
miles northeast Of Waco 900; 400 acres,
Robertson survey, 2miles from Aquilln runs
to Brazos, ats6 5000 acres IN shRckelford coun.
y, l0miles west from Albany at 81. I. u, Cox
Waco, Texas.
ENoR sALE-LEGAL BLANKs-of every
IL description always on hand at @. u Blanks
printer, stAtoner and newsdealer south ith
street opposite Pacific hotel, Waco, Texas.
EoR sALE-A fine Emerson upright $50
i piano, nearly new, at Il great bargain, at
the Central Loan Office, south side OF square.
ID, DoNNAu Il BRO.
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Exports this week: Great Britain. 49, 42g
France. 6SOl continent ll,6il. stoe" AT United
States ports this day, 7l41Ii this uny last year,
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MISCELLANEOUS

pooMS FOR RENT FURNISHED and un
IL furnished, in the Wicbusch building,
Austin avenue. Good ventilation.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06
BEET Roof SUGAR.

Recent improvements in the man.
ufacture Of beet root sugar have
resulted in the extraction of over 10
per cent of refined sugar from the
beets, at cost Of only st cents per
pound. It is claimed that there are
1OO,OOO,OOO acres OF land IN Cali
fornia. Oregon and Washington ter
ritory that would be adapted to the
production Of beet root sugar, and
the 500, 900, 900 paid by the United
States annually to foreign countries
for sugar, might be saved by devot-
ing portion of this land to the
production of this important article
Of consumption. Prussia produces
from this product double the quan>
tity of sugar consumed in this coun-
try on 100000 acres of land,
where the soil and climate are not
nearly SO favorable as on the Pacif-
ic coast. which is larger yield per
acre than is produced from sor-
ghum, or even from the sugar cane
in the Southern states. This field
OF industry would furnish employ
ment for a large number of emil
grants constantly coming to this
coast, and would retain the money
in the country now sent to the Ha-
waiian islands, or paid over to the
Spreckles corporation, for this
necessary article Of food.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06
GEN ERAL NEWS

A $40, 900 fire visited Seattle on
Thursday of last week.
One million rounds of cartridges
arrived at Quebec from England.
Rich gold quartz was discovered
On the Island railway line near Vic
toria last week.
A King county cow gives milk so
rich thar it turns into butter with
ont cnarning.
The owners of the disabled collier
Umitllla have taken her back, and
she will proceed to San Francisco.
Capt. Alexander, Of the Queen of
the Pacific has recovered from bis
recent serious attack Of pneumonia.
In Boise valley, Idaho, it is esti-
mated that 100000 worth Of fruit
Was destroyed by the late frosts.
Capt. c. e. Dutton ofthe United
states army is under instructions to
make geological study of:he Cas-
cade range of mountains.
Four billion postage stamps Tor
Use during the next four years are
contracted for, and will cost the
government S4l5,937. A..
Stop over emigrant tickets Of ten
DAYS, between Spokane Falls and
Tacoma are now issued by the
Aortern Pacific railroad company.
secretary Frolinghuysen's death
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must go.
The shooting of strikers must 10.
The war on the Unions and the
K. of L. must go.
Politicians who ride upon labor
must go.
Land grabbers must go.
Millionaire skln-hints must go.
Jay Gould must go.
Prison-contract labor must go.
Railroad monopolists must go.
Preachers of plutocracy must go.
Newspapers that toady TO capt.
tai must go.-John Swintons Paper.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06
Books given away.


LaIies' Guide 10 Fancy work.-Contain
oeAr 90 handsome illustrations, 80 large column
p ni,.ls beM d. 1t Is the only pc'ctic IN
I'm tor IN Fascy work. With 1t, as guide you
tan m Ike hundreds of beautiful things for adorD-
nq yor home, or presents for your friends, at
riding expense. Every lady IL delighted with II,
s there Is no fancy work but that she ecan accom-
lish by its did
Ladies'. Private CempaniOn.-A com Me
work of womanhood. 1t teaches upon every -
TACT of interest to q wife, mother. or daugn'o
cGives the advise and information SO many time .
desired hy ladies, but which modesty prevents her
asking physician of the opposite sex. Worth its
weigbt in gold to every one suffering from amy Of
those weaknesses of the sex. illustrated and bound
in cloth. Irregular price 81 oO.)
Fun and Candy handsome 4S page book
calling haw to mako over 100 kinds Of candies and
other sweet things at home. Shoud be in every
American Household. Regular prics 5Oc)
Tho Housew ife.-An illustrated domestic
journal, devoted to "Whst to wear" "How to
IJook "Fancy work, D "Household mstters," and
every subjcst of interest to an American Lady.
Irregular price $l0o)
send so Cts and receive The Housewife on
trial for six NORTH and any Of the above books
free or 81 90 and receive 1t for entire year, and
All the above books Free This il for new subscrid
beers only. sho san now. Address, The HOUSE
IFE, Nunda, MY
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of William Alexander, deceas-
ed.-Notice Is hereby given by the un.
dcrsigned, administrator of the estate OF
William Alexander, deceased, to the cred-
itors of. and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhiIbit them
with the necessary vouchers, to said admins
istrator at his residence, near Anacortes,
with in one year after the first publica-
ton of this notice. or they will be fOrev>
er barred. Dated, Anacortes, April 90 1885.
William d utch.
Administrator of the Estate OF William
Alexander.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06
BRIEF MENTION.

cutberland's wharf on Orcas is
land has been completed.
oopx-To the wife of }. Murrow,
- Guemes island, daughter, on
June 1. 1885.
The amount allowed to the Mail
nr the county printing at the re-
cent meeting of the commissioners
was $50.
Ferns ten feet high on the first of
Juue,show the wonderful luxuriance
If vegetation in the humid climate
of F.dtlgo, and the San Juan Is
lands.
cbrist,anson and Benn, of the
nsceptlor. saw MILL are running
ioop,ng camp on the ranch Of G.. w.
M;IIer on Similk Bay, Fidalgo is
land.
Alf Bowen, formerly Of the En-
,srprise, is again in luck, his wife
having fallen heir to $4,000. Some
Of his friends at Anacortes would
be- very glad to see him now
Henry Wooten has received
brand new SO ring machine this
week. This, our junior typo sug>
eests, may be intended as an induce
ment to some young lady.
VIM. Deutsch is gathering up the
wild stock belonging to the estate
of the late VIM. Alexander, and the
beef is being delivered to Paddy
O'Hare, of Lacenner, as fast as the
cattle are secured.
The Island mail steamer Edith
has not arrived yet on her route,
owing to a greater amount of re-
palrs on her than was at first pros
posed. The Rustler meantime
carries the mails on her route.
There is great profusion OF
strawberries, ourrapts, cherries,
raspberries and bIackberries this
season, and low prices are likely to
rule. Already the Seattle market
is over-stocked with Strawberries.
Carants, cherries and blackberrles
are beginning to ripen.
For variety and profusion OF rare
and beautiful flowers the garden
Of VIM. Gray, of FidaIgo island, ex-
ceeds anything seen by the writer
this season, land the Enterprise sane
tum and parlors are fragrant with
the perfume of compile emmense
boquets plucked from this beauti-
full spot.
The dwellcrs on Orcas island in
site more settlers to their
island and will sell portions of
their claims to new corners. With
such delightful climate and mag
nlfceut scenery" one OF them
writes, "and where you can grow
fruits of all kinds in abundance, in
short time there will be very lit
tie more land to be had
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They MUST Go.

Starvation wages must 60.
Long hours of labor must go.
The power Of capitalists to pro-
hibit their hands from organizing
must go.
Foreign contract slavery must 60.
Workingmen's ignorance Of their
rights must go.
Child labor must 60.
Inferior pay for women,workers
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Boys ard GirIsE

,. National youth-A handsome Illus
.,.sd naee naper brim full of interesting stories
for boys and girls will be sent free for on. one
wear to every who sends US al once and 70
tra cent stan1ps for postage, &c. THIS popu 40
pmbcat ion pl, both old and young anu ap ,s in
knowledged by ali as the pes r aS SUua send now
a. ~ 70 sacure next number. Address,
AhN Buffalo, N. Y
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WIT. EUfgoR. AND SENT1
H[In--~S
IL FL T..
y


=, CITY A ycr-.
DI MRs J. D. LuNwrI'
(70s Is a true snetde"..l -
NY rcg,l,sh, ro,ciing Harry
Was ready to bound into bed:
HIS brown eyes we're hrluful oi mfsc~eks
But grayely he bowed down his head
30 Lerd bless dear rr'o and mamma
Bless NE, and dear ,ais, and Ben,
And make me good liite-n.5Ger,
FOR Christ sake, dear Jesus. Amen"
"My darling" an swcrrd him sadly.
"Do you know that, whenever you pray,
Our dear. loving Fa'her IN heaven,
Is listening 10 hear what you sayf
"And what IL the dear Lord should snsweri
Tho prayer you have uttered to.right,
And change tn a nogro's COMPLEXION.
Your skin, now 81 % and whitef"
"Oh, mamma 4" my darling cried wildly.
While loud sobs his broke. words CHOKE,
I'm tell the Lord, quick don't mean IL;
Twas only-'twas only jokei"
A judges position is trying ona.-
Boston Post.
The old man Of the sea was an ocean
buoy once.-Neo Orleans Picayane.
To keep apples from decaving, put them
tn . cool place-where there 10 q large
family of children.
The Hapkeye describes a single wedding
- occurring when the 6rst child il old
enough to spank.
The Smith family recently held a reun-
ION in New Jersey. Their principal senti-
ment was: Pocahontas, the preserver of
eur race"
The man who mores and knows that be
tnores, and yet won't put clothespin on
his nose when going to bed, has the blood
Ct IN army contractor in his veinA
Il was . self-made doctor In Michigan
who wrote to John Bright asking him how
his disease got along, and he is Justly in
dtgnant that his letter was never answered.
"what . blessin' It is" said hard. work.
ing lrishman, that night niver comes ON
till late In the day, when q man il tired and
can't work any ct all, at all"
A subscriber to southwestern Newspaper
died recently, leaving q four years subscrip.
ton unpaid. Tho editor appeared at the
grave and deposited in the coffin . palm.
lsaf fan, . linen coat, and thermometer.
Eve wish," says . Texas Newspaper,
shat few Of our citizens could be per-
mitted to live till they die . natural death,
&C - to show the world what magnificent.
" healthy country Texas really il
The Prince of Walss's sons are receiving
thirty.ssven and half csnts per day for
their services in the British navy, and it ID
believed that the navy pays for al 1t gets,
even ct that rate.
When handsome Baltimore lady asked
. pedestrian to knock man down who had
been following her, he swiftly obeyed, and
was much astonished to learn that it was
her husband.
The custom = said 10 have lately grown
up among young ladies Of good social posi-
tion In England Of having various devices
tattosd indslibly on one or other Of their
lsgs.
IT has been said Of d.. Talmage that he
"sses everything pictorially or dramatical.
b." This, undoubtedly, hits the oharao.
tsRistio pseuliasity Of his mind; and just
A~s Nee the great element Of his power
evss apQ3Vlax audience.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06

Sdn Juan lblduuS w flC1oi'" "" ohV
Anderson, last Sunday.
The trial of young Spreckles for
shooting De Young, the Editor Of
the Chronicle, is in progress at San
Francisco.
The general land office has sus-
pended issuing patents on desert,
timber and presumption claim lands
but the order does not effect homes
stead entries in any way.
Victor Hugo, the most celebrated
modern French poet and novelist,
died at Paris, last week, and was
buried with national honors by the
government.
Doctor-"It is nothing but an at
tack Of dyspepsia" WIfe--"And
what does that como from, doctotY
"That comes from the Greek, mad
am"
The San Bernardino Index says
that the grape crop there will be
simply enormous this year. There
will probably be 1000 tons more
than the wineries can work up.
The steamer North Pacific blew
out her cylinder head near Trial
island, few miles out from Victor
ia last week, and she drifted helps
lessly to Race Rocks. Her ma
chinery was damaged $4,000.
One hundred and nine two year
old Percheron stations were recent>
ly imported, direct from Normandy,
into Baker county, Oregon, at a
cost of 10000, an average of 1925.
each.
The Port Townsend collectorship
still hangs IN the balance between
Kuhn and Beecber. We hope the
Kuhn will get it, as Beecher will be
missed on the San Juan mail service
if he should get the revenue office.
There are 5000 women employed
in A australian railway officess. The
Australians are a long-headed peo~
pie, What woman don't know
about trains, how long or how
short they should be, ETC., etc, isn't
worth acquiring,-Lowell Citizen.
Rev. e. o. Tade has removed his
family from San Francisco TO Anti
och. Contra Costa county, Cal,
where he presides over the First
Congregational church Of that place.
He writes that the Enterprise is
like a weekly letter from their old
home, and every line is scanned by
four pair Of eyes, for it's items of
home news. They are engaging
in an active temperance campaign
in that state this year.
Mr.. Thrift, of HALLS Prairie, had
quite an adventure with large
black bear, a few days since.
While passing through the woods
he sighted him in a tree, and shot
at him, which shot hit him. but did
not prove fatal. 1t however
brought him down from his lofty
position. The above gentleman
dubbed him with the stock of his
gun, over his head; but his bearship
was not ready to give up the ghost"
so gathered himself up, and succeed
ed In getting away from the plucky
hunter. Blame Journal.
The Victoria Times stat6s that
while the two ends of the track of
the Canadian Pacific will be con-
nected early this fall, q regular
train service will not be put into
operation before next spring.
Meantime the plans Of the terminal
improvements at Coal Harbor and
English Bay are being completed.
Much care in the preparation of
these has to be exercised, for they
are intended to be of such q char
acter as will meet all requirements
for many years to come. Every
probable contingency has to be
considered in the matter of select
a seaboard terminus and the laying
cut of a city and the location Of
buildings thoroughly adapted for
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-06-06

more money than at anything else
taking an agency for the b est sell,
w / IN inc book out. Beginners succeed
w &A~ rrandlv. None fail. Terms free,
HAr1rrr Book Co Portland Maine.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-22
QUITE AN INQUIsITIvE JUROR.
Hut lie Is Informed That Cross
Examining Witness rs Not I'm
the Line of His Duty.

During the trial now in progress OF B.
b. Bitner VS.. the Utah Central Railway
Company, for damages received by a col
lision, an amusing incident occurred this
morning which led to sudden stop. At
torney j. l.. Rawlins had just finished
the examination OF witness, who was
then to be excused, when Juror j. n.
Pike commenced to question the ex-
amined witness from his seat among the
twelve. Everything proper was allowed,
when the juror began to display his legal
talent by asking the weary witness all the
endless number of questions he could
possibly bring to mind.
The Court considered the interrogatories
uncalled for and out of order, and ordered
the aspiring lawyer TO stop by interrupt.
ing him with, "That will do; it is moi
your business to examine witnesses, but
to decide impartially from the evidence
adduced. The persistent juror said: 81
want to get at the right of it," when the
Judge ordered the dissected witness to
stand aside, which removed the cause OF
the displayed improperly. Mr.. Pike was
undoubtedly honest and well-meaning in
his ross-examination, but the question.
ing was thought one-sided by several
present, and the Court very rightly in.
formed him of his sworn duties and
stopped further juridicial propensties.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-22
ANOTHER TEMPLE OF HONOR.
ORGANIZATION of "a New Lodge,
which starts OFF with Ninc-
teen Members.

This organization is perhaps the only
Temperance association in the history OF
Utah that has held its own, without
break, for so long a period, having now
been organized nearly eight years, and
while its members are not as numerous
as could be desired, still it has done
good work. The great cornerstone of the
order" Total Abstinence for Life"-is
something that causes many a man to
think it impossible for him TO adhere to.
Yet many in that order to-day, who
may have SO thought years ago, will
tell you that it is far easier to live
than you imagine. Had it not been
for this binding obligation, the Tenn
pie of Honor would undoubtedly have
stood, numerically, equal with any other
secret society, and although many have
been tried and found faulty, yet the order
is still working on in its usual way, giving
life, happiness and success TO many, who
can to-day so testify.
On Monday night OF the current week,
October 10Th, u new subordinate Temple
was instituted by the d. NJ. w. I. OF this
district, VIM b. Woods. The name OF
this new department is American Temple
of Honor, No. 3. which starts out with II
fair membership and good pros
poets OF an early increase. Among
its members are four p. w. c..
Templars, as follows: VIM. Il. Woods,
Thomas Il. Harper, j. III. Woodman and
L. l.. Raybould, who with others have
had considerable former experience in
the work. This previous knowledge OF
the workings OF the order will prove OF
much benefit to the new Temple. The
officers OF American No. are as follows
A. A. Leonard, w. G. t.; l.. S. Cantwcll,
w. V. T.. e. l.. Raybould, W. r.; II.
Radon, w. A. r.; +. c. Lyngberg, w.
+. r.; w. b. Woods, w. T.; II. f.
Heath, w. CHI. T.; Il. II. Haynes, w. U.
j. l.. Shorten, w. d. u; John Shorten,
w. G. and j. III. Woodman, p. w. G. L.
1t is understood that the bylaws OF
this new Temple are to be stricter in
nature than has been heretofore used by
the order in this Territory,it having been
demonstrated, as is often the case in long
organized bodies, that many changes arc
needed. Everything will, however, be in
full accordance with their ritual and con
stitution. We wish the new Temple
and the whole order, which now mum
bers six departments in this city, sue
cess. Any information relative to rates
of admission, benefits, insurance plans
etc, can be obtained by applying to any
OF the gentlemen named.