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HONORA'S DECISION.
Her Wise Choice Between Duty
and q Lover.

1t was pretty and picturesque sight
that met Bolton Blacks gaze as he
paused among the clustering birches of
the wood. Nora Leigh was seated on the
grass, with one rosy child on her lap
and two or three scattered around, her
fair cheeks crimson and the braids of
bronze-brown hair shining beneath the
cottage bonnet that she wore. She
looked up radiant as her lovers shadow
fell across the tangled ferns of the wood
land glade.
'Belton, is it youp" she cried.
"Send the children away" said he,
impatiently; II want to talk to you"
"They will not disturb us"
They will disturb me-"
A look of pain came over Honora's
sweet, submissive face.
Charley" said she to the eldest lad,
stake Katie and Nell to where the black.
berries grow. Johnny can carry the
basket. and see how many berries you
can pick before l come"
Charley obeyed without a word but
the defiant glance which he bent on Mr..
Black from beneath his knitted brows
showed that he fully comprehended the
situation of things.
II hate that man, he said to Katie.
"0h, Charhy!" cried out the innocent
child, "that is very wicked"
II can't help it." replied Charley.
''He's cross, and he scolds Nora, and l
hate himp'
In the meantime Bolton Black had
seated himself on the grass beside Homo
ra Leigh, and thrown one arm careless
ly around her waist.
Nora" said he, II haYe made up
my mind"
LAS to what?n
She looked up fondly into his dark,
handsome Castilian face.
LAS TO the propriety of our being
married next month. Jennings says
that / am to have partnership, and ]
see my way clear at once. I've spoken
to the agent about the little house in
c. street, and"
''Oh, Bolton, do you think that the
house will be large enoughp" interrupted
Honora, with troubled face.
Large enough for whatP"
''For the children. There are four Of
them, you know, and"
mo- said Mr.. Black, abruptly. 81
don't think that it win be large enough
Il didn't mean that it should. YOU
surely can not intend to burden oul
household with your sunt's four chill
drenp They are nothing to me. anC
they should be nothing to you. l dart
say can find some excellent institution
where" . lcB3 4.r.'
II promised my aunt on her dying
bed that the children should never lacl
a mothers care" said Honora, who haC
grown very pale.
.And you have kept your word,
broke in Black impatiently. For tive
years you have fed, clothed and sup
ported them out of your slender earn
ings. 1t is all nonsense to keep up thi
sort of thing any longer. The boys ar
big enough to work; the girls can easil,
be provided for in an orphan asylum.
''Oh, Belton-neverl''
"Just as you please" said Mr.. Black
his face growing as hard as adamant
"But remember one thing Nora-yol
must choose between them and yon
lover"
Honora uttered q sobbing CRY.
''Belton, Beltonp' walled she, hoy
can You be SC hardpn
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-05

Vice Chancellor Bird, of New Jer-
sey, has decided that lawyer who in
duces client to give him an $4,000
mortgage for $475, and then sells il
himself for $4,000, must turn the profit
over to the client instead of pocketing it
himself. N Y. Sun.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-05

An inexperienced Georgia bailifI
was sent the other day to arrest one
George Flewellyn, alias Brown. He
returned with Flewellyn, but reported
that Alias Brown had escaped him and
fed to Alabama.-S. Louis Post.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-05

Cattle have increased more than
three-fold in the United States during
the past ten years." says the Shoe and
Leather Reporter, which adds: "Ours Is
the greatest cattle producing region on
the globe. On farms there are now
about AZ, 900, 900; on ranch and range
property west of the Mississippi about
10, 600, 600 cattle Craze.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-05

Among the strange customs in
Georgia is the reckoning of events by
ths working people from the settling
days at the factories. Thus a baby is
described as 1.-TWO settings old the COM
ing settling" Settling day comes every
fOrtnight-LSHisVitls CVErier Journal
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-12-05

The application of the white of an
egg to q snake bite wound saved the
LIE Of = little girl in st. Johns County,
Florida. She was bitten twice on ID
foot BY . ground rattlesnaks,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKE 7

LIVERPOOL srors-Sieni hxroRr
livERrooL. October Il. spot cotton c'osct
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Colonel Dan Ricc's Address 30 the
students

Il, invitation. the EXAMINER re.
porter accompanied Colonel Dan
Rice to Waco University Yesterday
morning. where they met br. Burlc-
son Professors rankin, Martin and
other gcutlcmru 1t was the desire
of Dr Burlrsuu that Colonel Dan
Rice deliver short address to h>
students. After all were seated In
the ,haprl aud the u-ml morning rN-
crciscs were gone through, Dr Bur
Lesson told his students tina the uulN
and origin great Dan Rice was
present and would addr,,, them.
Prot ". W Franklin III uo,t appro-
PIRATE terms. spoke OF the many deeds
of charity done 10y MIR Rice; of the
moral uud instructive lessons hc hat
taught. aud OF his founding an acod
cull at GNl'opuli~ .O.W which was a pre-
parAtur, school tor Young men aud
young ladic, Tho professor then in
trOducrd { oiuuel Rice, Wuo, II most
touching manner, referred to the Vcu-
cradle president. Or Burlcsuu, and
spoke in the highest terms of the
Burlcsons. who figured 80 conspicu-
uu,lN in Texas history. Then thank
ing the doctor for his warm reception
aud greeting. Colonel Rice pro-
cecdcd to address the students, taking
his text from the Bible Colonel X
said SUNDAY school education was
one to be priced above all others. and
he invoked every one present to at
tond SUNDAY school and To take AN
active part in the work there. rs the
result of such work j. To tamiliarilo
the mind with the gluriuu- prcccpts
of the Bible and tram it to the prop
cr method Of searching the scriptures
lie urged them to ignorea all II ivolous
reading and literature. and stick To
the grand old book which, through
the ages. has been, the one safe, and
reliable guide of life and conduct
The audience were greatly sur
priscd at the perfect familiarity with
the scriptures shown 10y "DMn Rjcr,'
the man whose whole lite had been
pusscd among associations, nppar
emily so antagonistic to the acquire
mcut OF such knowledge, aud were
greatly pleased with the address. In
the course of his Remarks the speaker
revealed the humorous element so
! predominant in his nature, and at one
/ point said that inaemuch n his name
1 was Daniel and he had frequently
| been in the den of lions. aud further
more had somewhat of prophetic
mind, that he was possibly lincM de-
sccndAnt Of the only original Daniel
referred to in the good book
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son Al.

Mcssrs. Tom T.. Moore and John h,
Rose are convalcscent from the dem
que.
Colonel and Mrs. X. b. PARROT re-
turned home from the St. Louis ex-
position Yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. VIM. Gamer on
and their dau ghter, Miss Annie, re-
turned from the st. Louis exposition
yesterday.
At the Lehman House: j j Har-
rison, city; T j Chandler, Gatesville;
& { Conger, wife and child, Hillside
Farm; a + Bacon, Dallas; J l. Brig
man, W w Treadwell, Abbott, ; II
BoWen, IlillsborO; e. n Morrison,
Craw ford: w !. Duff Dallas; a Leh-
mann, Baden, Germany; NJ a Craw-
ford, OoIycll Max Bauman, Bosquc;
X \ Berry and wife, Walnut SPRING.
Mrs j a Clingman, Brentwood; Mrs
TC Morgan and Two children, Hub
bard City; + Mccullough, Mooreyille;
b Worley, J 5 Tate, Gainesville; K
Beaumont, city.
At the Pacific: w II Peckhorn,
Throckmorton; j NJ stuart, Durango;
Frank Gambet Bastrop; NJ McDon-
ough, NJ. Z. R'y.; + y Mitchell w j
Carey and wife, BremOnd; W Il Stay
ter. New York; o ID Critzer, Fort
scott. Kan. W \ Mathews, Atlanta
: { Robertson, Lorouu. W G Oliver
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Dallas, NJ J. Wcstbrook Lorena: |. Il
Black, . Bailey, John l. Dyer, city;
Oscar Schmidt, Milwaukee,; j c Buck.
ner, Cincinnati; J l. Berry, Temple: j
II Robert. Jas Muldrcw. Hampstead;
; > Ashc, Houston, Miss NJ ra Good
WIN, Miss SHY Johustouc Miss Easel.
Mrs Morse. Frank kildsy. IF Me
Cabe, NJ NJ Gutstadt. VIM Kelley,
Gco Richards, J r McGuirc. MNra
Goodwin Troupe: JAS Il krllum. CITY:
jas Nathan. III n re R'y: X |. ctour,.-
fellow. tuucho county.
AT the New Met Iceland: j u lc-
Bean. Dallas. VI VI Williams. Owens.
vile, TeN; II + Grcer, Cor>icana. rcN,
C Stcllmann, NJ j Mcloncv. New
York; Charles : Morse, Austin. II.
Nathan, John Diamond. George :
Obear, ir y II Jacot, New York; G.
w Grow der, Bremond. j Il Mad.
leigh, Texas; II VI Read. { + sim.
mons. 81 Louis; Ii Garter, Texas, { +
Hooper, Baltimore; f W Elucry.
Houston, Tex; + j Anderson. st
Louis; VI Z Nicholson, New York:
Edgar Johnston, ST Louis. II VI
Curtis, Texas; Andrew J kerlcv New
York; } Il Eddins, Pitsburg,
Tex; Il Lowe. Gilmcr;
; D Mings, Gatesvillc c Duuuing.
Eddy; J = Garland city:J II Ross,
Meridian; H. MAYO, st Louis, Mrs &
II Gassaway, Miss Mary Curtis Mar
lin.
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To all FeI|OW-SufeTers|

Who are now convaescing from
denguc, let one who has been there,
too. give YOU hi, experience, and fol-
low it, if you would be speedily res
tored; eat plenty of apple,, and drink
good cider freely. AS diet, rare
beef steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
in abundance Thou follow right at-
forwards with n dose of fuckers
"llIn to digest and assimlatc YOUR
food, and this AT last, is the secret of
health, good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, and that is
the lite OF man. whereby the wasted
tissue depleted 10y disease, is built up
aud the vigor aud the rosy hue of
our former selves once more asserted.
TRY it. Our word for it. You will
never live long enough to cease thank
ing your friend W. l.. TUCKER.
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=-
Hello. Hello. Who Is That

This is John at the Wuco Supply
stores. We have just received the
first lot of new Louisiana molas.es of
this season he first lot ofncw fruit,
Buffers preserves aud iclllcs in bulk
II fine line of Blank Bros candies;
new currants, rasans, maccaroni.
hominy grits and oat meal, plain hams
and breakfast bacon, and now hay g
YOU tested that last lot of canned
goods we received n few days ago. II
you hav'nt, you are missing one OF
the sides of life, they are fine, fresh,
cheap aud worthy of II trial Please
ring us up often. We are rs ever
yours to please,
a. JoNEs TAYLOR BKo.
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Ibengue.

What the editor of the Austin Dis
patch says: We have during the fall
had deugue fever personally and al
most every member OF our family has
suffered from il. We unhcsilatipgly
declare that the best medicine we
found to relieve and rid us oft. is
Tobin's Hepaiazone. From our eX-
perience We believe if llepatazonc i,
taken at once on the appearance OF
the disease, no other medicine will be
required. We make this statement
for the benefit of those who may yet
suffer from this disease Editor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

shingles.
al my II4aFf ~

5hlngIes per !, OBI HcaTi K " CyTfoss, 20
heart Dimensions cypress shtnglel e. sap
and dy pres shingles, g. IS, heart yellow pine
hihgles. o. 20. Dressed and headed yellow
ptucpicscts $50 rough yellow pickcts. GO.
yellow pine lAths 81 80. cypress laths. $.
white pine laths, q.
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We have added the following house
furnishing goods to our stock. and
extend special invitation to the la
dies to call and expect our large
line of
Silver-platcd knives and forks
Silver-platcd spoons,
Rodgers carvcrs.
a full line of granite ware.
Brass Andirons.
The largest line OF scissors aud
shears ever offered in Waco. All at
lower prices than ever offered before.
Respectfully,
tIKEI n BREU STEpT.
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If you are suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss of appetite,
general debility, disordcrcd blood,
weak constitution, headache, or ANY
disease of II bilious nature, by ull
means procure II bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to
see the rapid improvement that will
follow; YOU will be inspired with new
htc; strength aud activity will return;
pain and misery will cease, and hence
forth YOU will rejoice in the praise OF
Electric Bitters. Sold at tilty cents a
bottle by Castles Il Morrison.
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''SIS.''


Manager Johnson certainly did a
very wi~C thingln securing for this
season such II novelty ~ Miss Good
win. our audiences year after year
have listened TO the songs aud laughed
at the Jokes Of the stctcutypcd per
iormanccs that pass through the CIR
cult every year. But while this little
lady is new star, she has still her
name to make in the profession, and
her debut here last evening must
have been certainly assuring, for
surely no actress has ever won in a
single performance in Waco such
popularity rs isis" The McClcllaud
haS never seen mn audience so highly
amused, so puthcticAilv touched, and so
thoroughly convulscd with laughter.
In appearance She has u young, fresh
look, merry, sparkling expire sion,
which, added 10 "a petite, active figure
renders her fascinating in the cN-
trcnr She has clear and cultured
voice. and throws into her singing II
palhus that j. charming; and ~ for
her dancing, il certainly l. wonderful.
ON this feature alone She would be u
great attraction. The play i a light
comrdv drama, possessing many
amusing scene, and laughablc 'kcs,
the success OF " hich is greatly due
the eminent genius of Mr., George
Richards. in the role of Hickory
lIaW kius, the retired circus perform
cr. full of wit aud comic songs.
We should say 10 all who were not
there, if YOU ENJOY something innp-
cent and boiling over with pure, uni
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

The best salvc in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheuln, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilbIains.
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect sntis-
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by Castles
Il Morrison.
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Is
N /r~C to Il
bcit

Is pared
TO IIi3ikcNuli
better pho
togrNp h )
vi In " MOO
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Fashion Banaar Opening.

In the stOre-rcom until recently
occupied by Mr.. Pat Farrell on Aus
tin avenue, west of Fifth street, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober 18Th. 10th aud 18th. Besides our
patterns, hats and bonnetS, our hand.
some imported dress trimmings will
be displayed. Miss Josephine Jordan,
engaged by Us while east, has charge
of our dress making department.
Mks. ELLA >. COHEN.
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ST. LOUIS October "a. WOO Tho market Il
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Castles Il Morrison have just re
ceived full supply of CUlgate'- good
including;
Cashmere Boquet soap.
Dermal soap.
Tooth powder.
Sachet powders, all odors.
Seventh Regiment soap.
All of the Nassilline Preparations.
Harness soap in vaces.
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We are receiving daily new goods
of every variety To meet the demands
of our constantly increasing trade,
and guarantee oar goods well made,
nice finish aud new stylas mt the low
est prices, and invite YOU to examine
our goods aud prices before buying.
Yours Respectfully,
W. L. MARTIN d Bro.
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To the gallant fircmen and friends
who saved my residence from de-
struction by fire yesterday afternoon,
return my sincere thanks and am
placed under lasting obligation, for
services so timely and checriully rem
dered. JNo. +. SEp"l tk,
Waco, Texas, October II, 1883.
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That nothing equals fuckers "lII,
improved Iron lnvigorator, for bring
ing JOY and happiness to their homes.
Red, rosy checks on our mothers
and babes makes us forget all our
SORROWS.
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GATEsvILLH, Texas, March

hATEsvILLE, Texas, March 4.
Barney Feldhake. Sir:
! have been using one of your twin
urner vapor stoves for four weeks.
1t works to perfection and we arc
IL hly pleased with it. We have -four
in the family and the cos tor running
IT is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks.
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Mothers, see to 1t that You are not
imposed upon by common, trashy
shoes. but 20 to Levine Bros aud get
pair of"Dunbars" celebrated chlld's
shoes, that is comfortable and dur
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

Mr.. j. ). Taft, the pioneer book
seller and siationcr ofTeXas, hns now
OH hand The largest stock of books
and stationery. picture frames, al
buns, AUTOGRAPH albums, pocket
books, scrap books, etc, that he has
ever carried. and in addition TO this,
has an immense line of goods on the
road. lie reports business good. Mr..
TAFT also sells mt wholesale.
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Farmers, Mechanics II ..Ar,i,"ns" II

DO YOU allow your rights be in
vadcd. DO not be bulldo i. Dis
play YOUR landing
and TO properly yet o under
standing buy pair those new
boots and shoes at le ne Bros
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We have full line OF fall and win
ter goods, felt and velvet hats, fan
cy Nclvets and trimmings of all kinds.
We invite YOU to visit us. Fourth
street, opposite side of the street from
the Pacific Hotel.
Miss X ATE STOI'pE.
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In quest of fine hand mnde shoes,
that tit well, aud look neat, should
see the new line Of stylish shoes at
Levine Bros
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have just opened up Il iir7t-e!a''
grocery store in connection with NC
Farmers House, and respectful ~
solicit the patronage of the public.
w. +. WoRTHAa.
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special display of povcltics in
SILKS and dress goods at our opening
Mnndal. Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 10Th, 10Th and 2lst.
SANGER Bros.
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tugOsturH Bittrrs do mol oulA ulslh'
gulah themselves by their flavor and aromatic
odor ahuve all others generally used hut they
are ais sure preventive for MI diseHse
originating from tue digestive organs Br
war nfcouuterfrits. Asv your grocer or drug
gist for the geuinc article. manufactured by
Dr j, q. Is. -icg5rt & sons
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special display of Paris hats and
bonnets at sanger Bros. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. October
18th, 2Oth and 2lst
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now in order. Take them to w. l.,
fuckers Lion Drug Store" Wlll
have the best attention day or night
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Mr.. W NJ. Bell has the agency for
Rchrrns' Aromatic Iron Tonic and
southern Liver lill- in East waco.
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The most eiiicnciou, stimu auis % excite mo
.nuUrtltr are Angostura bitt"rS, prcpaieh
IN pr ! g. B 5icgert * sons. Beware Of e0un-
tsririis ASK your grocer OF druggist Tor th'
genuine articlc.
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The coolest aud best soda and min
eral waters, drawn from the largest
fountain in the state. at w. A. VIII
hanson ~ Co.'S drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite McClcIland
hntol.
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REApING MATTER Just received,
"A full line Seaside novels.
". II Cook n &c.
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Loving Il swanson will tit up Off
cc- and do Nil kinds Of stair work IN
the nruir7t aud most artistic manner.
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Grand opening Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 18th, 2oih
and DIST nj SANGER Bros.
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Grand tall opening Monday, Tues
day and "Wednesday. October l9th,
2oth and 2lst, Mt SANGER BROS
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Is the name OF the most comfort
able make OF child's hoes, for sale in
all STYLES and size, ut Levine Bros
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GALVESTON COTTON MARKET


GALvE,ror October ll-spot cotton closed
steady
cross receipts. 5sb3 sales 2.O5t. Khports o.
mn shinnrnIs d. nlnrk AZ IN.
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Wrighrs extracts, full assortment,
best in the land, at Castles X Morrl-
sons.
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Fresh groceries and country pro-
duce at Wood ~ Cos, west sld'
square.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

GALVESTON. October II The followiul t.
a comparative statement vt cotton tcCptpts ~
the principal markets TO-DAY aud the SANE date
last wear
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Sanger Bros. VIII have their fail
opening on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday, October 1871, 10Th and
2l,l, and on these three dny- their
store viii remain open until 9 =. m.
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Advice To Mothers.

Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing syrup shodld al
way. be- used for children teethiug, u hoOlhes
the child sliteus th" gums AliaVs All pans
cures wind Colir, and Is the best remedy
tfurrI.pa.
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New hats for meu and boys, in the
newest shapes, at B. Haber.
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Exports This week: GREAT Britain, 1891
France Jl6S. Continent Il. 40 STOCK at United
states ports this day ~ S7S. this day last year
a.. OF
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COMM ERCIAl.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

waco. Texas October it.-Matke, weak.
prices unchanged.
Receipts to-day. ss7 bales. total to date
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CRY tNK t:T>

steady and unchanged tub wnshoi !,o3o. .
unwashcd i2N.is; Texas, lGG2I't.