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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-25
Wolfsfeit @eS@dft.
M9tung, Damen!

M9tung, Sanaet!
Die feline $3.50 tpertbe gbaie Orgel,
tpel9e bon ben 9erren &bobtus unb
Sempsfp Der Bolts NfociatiOn gei6enft
tpuroe, tpirb berienigen Dame 5uerfannt
tperben, pel9e BON iebt ab big gum
Mittpo6 ben 81. Sttober Na6mittags
6 ubr Die meiiten 8olfsfef=S idets ber=
fauft bat.
9ieienigen, tpel1e UNI bic prdmien=
Srgel au concurriren tuiinfhen, m6gen
%gefdlieit beim @6aBmeifter s. 9erff
iun., nel6er ibnen 9idets b~erabfolgt
unb ndbere Smformationen gibt. Dor.
fpre6en.
griast: fommt nidt ole auf einnal.
1881 8. W. MaoaraB, Prdi.
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@ebt es miemaIs AMI!

@enn SIR an eeifiser %grihIafnns, appetits
loligteit, augemeinem @erfdl, ltnorbnung bes
Blufes, fdpader Contribution, aopfpeb ODER
irgeno elmer Galenfranfbeit Ieibet, berfudt auf
jeoen Gall cine Glafde beS electric Bitter. Sbr
iperoet nberraf9t fem 6urd bic fdnele BeFe.
rung, bic % beiuirtt, nenes l8eben uirb bei @ud)
einiebren, Sbr tperbet pieber ardite ~erIaneen,
bos glenb tuirb auiboren unb Sbr iperbet @lee.
trie Bitter preifen. 3u babsu fir so Gents bic
GIaf1e bel q. Drei6.
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Sic @rpffnuna Der saiipm

fiir Bubmaaren finbet am l., 2. unb 3.
Sftober in benz neuen @ei6dft, @de
bon Commerce unb Calm : 9itaEe,
1tatt. 8~oQtdnbige Musmabl neuer uno
elegonter Waaren. Die f66nlten 5a=
den. wel6e lie mad @an Mntonio eings=
fiibrt moroen iino uuO gu eriiaunli6
bi1isen preiien.
Ssbermann lift CUR 8eiidtisune ein=
gela6en.
Mrs. y. g. @atters.
9,25,t3M
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."Velvetine Powder" Dief
@raparation iUmroe auert in Der preubif9en
Mrmee 9egen berbribte uno %srinbige 8iibe, ge.
gen bas @unbreiten ODER WunbIaufen, aeaen
YriGelbise uno ole Der lleberbitung bes @lutes
enttpringenoen Sautfranfbeiten ansetuanbt.
Mls elm Vulber fit 8inoer ifebt es unabertrof.
fen ba. Yreis % gents. prdparirt mnb gum
gertauf bel u. Dreib Mlamo Drug Store,
Gan Mnfoniog
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6err s. 8. DignopitD bat bieies reis
DIE unb f96ne 9bal, tpel9es 900 older
entbdlt unb am San Mntonio GluKe
liegt, angetauft unb beabidtigt, bafz
felbe nit ben belten beut19en 8iirgern
an5uiebeln. S9on tpobttt cine Mn3abl
tDadrer Deuti6er 6aielbft; bas 2anb III
febr reid urro Der Waferborratb uner.
f66phi9 fur ale 3pede. 9r. 9ignos
uitp bat Der baielbff anaulegen6en
Stabt ben Namen bes @eburtsortes fei=
neg 9aters in g6bmen, 2~uttenburg,
beigelegt.
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8udleus Qlrutca.salbe.

Die bette ealbe Der BeIt fir S9nitte,
0~uetidunsen, @efdmire, Gieber. unO Saut.
Nusf4lae, Gledte, sefprungene Sanbe, Groit.
beulen unb allie Sauttrantbeiten furirt ga.
murrboiben ober feline 8~eaabluns. 80Iise
Classification sarantirt ober bas GeIb ipirb
auriidcrffattet. 26 Gents bic Sdadtel Bel u.
9reib.
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= Na6bem i'd SongaIine in i6we-
rem GdIen beriu6t babe, bin i1 iiber=
5eugt, baB es entf6ieben beiIenbe gigenz
f6aften gegen rbeumatif6e Neuralgia
uno in pielen Gdlen aud geger Muss
fel= &beumatismus befibt.
Batter Coles, M. g., ct. 2ouis, Mo.
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"Feiles S~arsaparilla" fir
aue 8lut. unb Sautttanfbeiten. &urirt bic
1dlimmiten Sale bon BlutberQiftung bis sur
setp6bnliden Ginne. @ebraudSanneilung auf
ber Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Wtft'a
Company unb gum @erfauf an @ieberberfdmfer
unb an @ribatper omen bel q. Oreib, Gan
Mutouio.
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@eraNe TO aut.

8iele sepi1enloie 8ertdufer m0scn gud ia.
gen fie baben Seilmittel fur 9uiten unb @rfal.
tunsem. bic serabe 70 gut finb aIs Der aIte
suoerlaifise Dr. Botanic Suiten. unp 2unsen-
Ssrup, unb iuenn ibr ni9t barauf bsfebt bic.
ies Seilmittel gu erbalten, merbet ibr febr on.
aefabrt per6en. Yreis SO gents unb $l.O0.
gertauft bel s. &aIteyer C CON.
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3amem=S Bazaar gum Bcften BEL
mathematician &dtMIc.

9ieieaigen unierer Mitbiirger, welde
fir Den obl9en 3pet @egenltdnoe iden=
len woleu, ,peroen freunoli1n gebetelt,
oieielbeu mir in pie Wobnnng, Nr. 16,
Galino 9trabe, su5ui6iden.
6rau 81. 8edmanu.
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IS E j II d t.

Cine Grau, mel6e quite gmpfeblun=
gen eeben fam, our Ghbrung elmer fleis
men 9ausbaltung. Ndberes gu erfab.
rem in Der Expedition bieies Blattes.
lot
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and OYSTER Depot.
410 West Commerce Street,
first Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and will ship by express
or otherwise Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay,
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Biloxi's
Plant, xxx Select and Select Oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Every variety Of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Grabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orders for country filed promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
I am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof Of which I refer to
Wells, Fargo q Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. 1863.
16,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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S. aaltener G. Con, Npotbefer, peIde
INNER fir bas 8obl ieincr Sunoen beiorgt lit,
bat iest ben 8erfauf BON Or. 8oIanfo'S
Sufen> unb 9unsen ; Syrup erbaltcu, elm
9eilmittel, tueldes unfeblbar ollie @rfaltunsen,
Sdmer5en in Der 8ruit, uno ole 2ungen,
franfbeitem iurirt. Bur Strobe rebmet cine
4robe1aidc. @sw0bnlide @r0be so Gents
unb ST. 90.
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ibrer Gr6be selanst. SIT Merico in
bieier Weiie beo6lfert morbeu, lluo bat
Die &epublif Ma6t etlaugt, banu tper,
bet bic fleinen centralamerifaniI1en
&epubiifen naturgemab nod Norben
bin srabitiren urto bon Dem md1tigen
Merifo berIdlungeu perben.
Das 1T bic manifest destiny
M}eric0s, Die bas Qanb Wpntesumas
groB unb gliidli1 uno etmaigen Mn>
nerions=8 eriu9en bon Seiteu Der Ser.
Staten borbeugen fou. Ser grttmuri
1T aroB nnb fibn, aber Der &io @ranbe
mirb benz @olf nod biel Wa1er aufib=
ren, ebe man an bic Nusfibrung bic.
fes manifest destiny benfen fann.
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0os @phenblatt.

Wir fenOen BON iebt ab bas sWo1eu=
biatt" fir ben preis bon $500 anf
eth Sahr purtpfrei nod Deuti6lan0.
Der Qerausgeber.
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THl "IIITIE CIitII."


A. soon n il was made known that
there would be display ui the ca
parltv of the new fire engine. which
i'm. lust been purchased Tor this city,
severn hundred Of our citizens de
sired to see IL work and long before
the hour named Tor the trc-bo}s to
turn out. the balconies and Windows
along the public plaza were filed with
Indies and children, aud the sidewalks
wee lined with business men, all any
ion, to see the display, shortly after
, O'Clock the engine was pulled oul Of
the house b. two beautiful black
horses and was followed by the hose
carriage aud hook and ladder truck.
The engine, which il f. No. 3 Sli-by,
looked ~ bright n new pin, aud
wa. generally admired by all n II
uassed along the streets. The engine
was built expressly for this city b! the
silsbv Manufacturing company, sen
eca Falls, y. s., aud is IT perfect gem
in every respect, a. was shown ~ the
test. The bows rhTietencd It Little
Chief" after Lyle Hogan, deceased
son OF Chief :. a. Hogan, who Wa
wcll.knoWn all over 1cXa, rs the little
hiefofthe Waco Fire department.
Nr.J. T. Teller an expert from the
mandatory, had the engine IN hare
mud after it wa- placed over the Ola
ci.tern on the PLAIN, u signal Wa gwen
for the fire to bc lighted. Ia just
three minutes Nh. Teller blew the
whistle. and there were twenty-five
mounds of steam; in six minutes and
ioriN-cight seconds from the Time the
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Waco endorse thcT. l.. \.


pIc- are frequently preceded by n
sense of weight in the back, Joins and
lower uarl of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose hc has some
affection of the kidney, or neighbur-
ing organs. A times. symptoms Of
indigestion are present nalulcncy,
mca-ine-o of the stomach, etc. y
moisture like pcr~pirntion. producing
"a very di-agrccable itching, after get
ting warm, is IL common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at once to the Application OF Dr Boz
sanko's Pie Remedy, which acts di-
rcctly upon the part effected, absorb
ing the tuuor-, allaying the intense
itching, aud cllccting permanent
cure. Price 80 cents. Address the
Dr. Bo-nnko Medicine CO.. riqua, Co.
Sold toy Wa. Williamson y Co.
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II. \. bradford, wholesale paper
dealer Of Chattanooga Tenn, writes
that he was seriously afflicted with II
severe cold that settled on lis lungs
had tried many remedies without ben
clit Being induced to try DR.. King
New Discovery for consumption, did
So and was entirely cured by the use
of few bottles. Since which tim,
hc Ina, used it i'll his family tor al
cough, and colds with best results
'rhi, j., the experience ct thousand,
whose lives have been saved 10y thin
wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Castle ~ Morri
sons Drug store.
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Now came the days when the army
of employee OF Contractor Trite filled
the streets OF Waco. lli- heavy wa
CONS crcskine aud grooming under
their loads Of brick were seen and
heard on all sides, from misty morn to
dewy eve. Long lines of line brick
manli0s and blocks of business houses
crew up under the touch of the crst-
while raw Tennessee boy Nholt
block. of city lots were bought, aud
costly and beautiful business and res
idence houses sptAu8 mp Oh them IN
night. ~ il were, II wa not long
until the business of Mr.. Benny lrte
crew to such proportions that he
could not handle it himself \ -nai.
army of clerks were busted night .end
/ day keeping the accounts, counting
the money aud looking after the nj
fairs of our friend, the lMc irlendlcs'
aud impoverished east Icmcsse or
phan.
ii one bad looked into his heart an'
had seen upgrJwiug there a spirit %
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

26O Pages, Fine Plates.
Erszut cloth anl els hnins. sealed for SOc. In Fort
cltrcuey. Over an nierfli zen pictures Tie
Whole Hsr i'e srtlcics the following .uheeisi
aho may .ho not ehy manhood. v0manhpoi. phYs.
cal iesay, s1ees s-basy aud hoo 'e ADD hsP
iusf De- Increased phVstoasf Of REPRODUCTION ani
mAhy Those married or contemplating marriage shouts
t~i IL eushtio be- ra-i ty ell -iu persons, then sst
uni cei aai seJ Popular clifton. psYeF eoren Sos-
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Health is wealth Wealth means
Independence. The keynote il pr
Bosauko'- Cough and Lung syrup
tine best cough syrup in the world
Cures coughs. colds pain, IN the chest
bronchitis and primary consumption
one dose givcs relief in every case
Take no other Price 30 cents and
Siuo samples free. sold by W \
! W llliam>Om X Co.
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prlue, oil arrogant seIl-'omhden'c' one
Woulu ho' nave peth lsapp"lht'u.
no" coui1 II nave been otherwise:
nut HSr II is true' 'here was holhiht
.uerc ou' many s"tlsiacton III "oIN
wen all" honestly uuhe' ahu STEADY
lJad'', 10 lnc ha/'. e. p",N III 'h'
GU s'a.e' SORT "l lee'lns mat IN was
n io3t,, u'le TO go pack ahH see ~ niue
. ,u,," "'a' u'i" "1 u'''"' '' Tue
'ouIst IT, I''N own ma" u"nr
",lSuve MI mat VIII come th'
,rs' WI, t pe aPp'leu one OF 'h''' 'fIH"'
wa! III INC gary future
OH. a. CHAFtk w.
H.. ilcIe' mon sAiu ne one ual 10
''s i,I'n' lI'"' man OIL business ms lag-
'o'"'n' ms 'N'iIu"u' "" N"" 'lilhh
W., ."D u. '"Ne care "i '''''A' n''e ''I "a
''1,'.
.ll n,'"h encouragement gree, M" ne
o.r'N nae why MT. lI'''' VINO
wv "c"'u VI our S"'nE away, Hi''i
i't i'"n,l'' 700 II Is ln'''"IoI'
IT - industrious
-. Nc'CI y" I'iihu' say can on run
,''' oV9'ii'Ss MI Gu con! l'o'c inc
lam "ul'"'"E l"' I'M N na'u urt-
lu "'t you liUlsH up illc Ni'i-
'nu, p'o'N ana Ii'l'Nh 'ie nt''N WORK
On 'ne per ana towers l'r ln' su'-
'cns'"h hri'EH 2 mat what want
W hhoN' an" want To KNOW III
iEu' nov We no t.l''o 10 '""i away
~ o"' N'S W.T. ,..
''H an" YES th'hN may shy .
, .'',d VI" It, ,..,...
MN EP''N~b'Ns ! Ut VII anu lll lili
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put an end TO the talk of the tcvercd
and half delirious girl.
TFTER

,t,,,,.,.,,
This interview sank deep into the
memory of poor Benny. The hand
some room. It's rich Punishment. the
rich lace curtains the damask hangings
OF the bed the white linen and the del
ieHltappolnlmcnl, of - young girls
haoliatlon IN the better walks of life
II was fairy land to the unkempt boy
whose nurture had been but little
above. IN grade. that OF the volt
cub on the mountain side.
But the thing which sank
uetpesl mo inc poN hCArl was
the pale-iluehcd check of the gentle
sufferer the dove Ike eyes which in
their halt dellrium sought his own
WIN iulIlesS oi confidence born OF
The memory OF a HE rshcd so gener-
ou-l! To save her own
benhN was covered with confusion
winch increased III force the longer he
remained III the room. Alter some
'l'ie ana several efforts 10 speak Bon
ny got the mastery Ol ms voice Tor
long enough to say
Ihahk YOU Miss Edlth ana now
/ II work harder To make myself Wor-
my oil You Than ever dld on Non
h i'V.i'' ' . ~ IN w nan va"
INN no" - :" i"'''' ~ I''t' ""
n Hias ''eup an, ~, ~ Me'i "'i" Uu'"'t
avu"' '; :, W, ''el 'ii''',''i
WIS "Mnlo VI ~ pci'nS S'GoPeu "Nt VI
the icVered pillow OF the girl and mn
planted KISS upon her ms. with
grace concious dignity which could
come only rom u LOFTY purpose born
,a,, mJ ''o'',', "'''' Inv ',,'', rn S.
o".'ui'S7' ""'N'" 7'o"'H ''oil' 'hc
'oU III, 49,. ..,
- LON '''"' '!o''''"' tnoie 'n''lr u
,. ,'"nSo ~ ia, III io"s'
i .nJ,''.'''',' W.! sc''l"I
unhe'Ip' "Pl'cNlp me- s'!'."IN S"Nt
why. D''"''oha,.I III ~ Pia't came
~ Sl"'lP'c9 VI s"l'i''I.",S "''I'I'
pooh' WIZ iouI'' i' ''lc ilti''s anu on
'lic inouil'aIi-9l"e Mhcrc ne wrought
Ut ms II1'u 'h>N'' hc"iiH 'a,iIcr an"
,no'liri ''t ~. poc.l u'''u IRON inc 'I'i'c
nc 'ouI' i'rs' IclI'c''lprr' ne ila'i no
.ci"'lNI9' anu no ".'v 'aic" loI HI'''
Ivy WI" ~ H'i'"I,. " VI N ~ 80 ing
"'"'S '"H'' w. "u' wv"
pUS' i'a'i "t'h porh 'n'" UNA. ooH >
NY ",'.' 'i.V ..".'sp1 i'S p'V'r!,.'
MIIusI ~ ci' i''' i'"' '''''s anu ''''-
'''c'Ii".r' nu..
Ap"u' SIN 'lIoh,us %.'vi ,iIc l"g!-
ucn's We NAV = ic'n,cu' hri'h! wa, III
.nE NI'"sc anu nrI' " sV"lic'i'"h
'"lNlrS 10 SUM l'ioi'''r "DW". iilS az
pIoaVi,lnE "rPa, 'u'c i"' icN"S' ~
oiicc 'i!c '"o"eh' WIS ,,"I"' ~ can
sct l" ,h"l new ' ii eau PrC "a,
AVA! rom .ils org me IhcSe olu i ',
tcIs VI l'oN err ! Hii't 'S"nrAl'r' PcIHHls
.oo i'iai gro" i,.n' p'li"i,s i1ui,'I :, >
uic"'li ""u NY oNn 'iI"H pt Icn'INGu'
nc went NOME VIII" w W. I.'t3 W. slns
~ ms near -S,rii'sN' nt 'Iell"s s .},
30 strong .ll"' ~ '"1'i i9, w '".,i i.}
~''u' 'lu III icN ',"H nI"ui' w,
ms rn'iIV "A i, I"u al VI r r,',
tAIlhll post, '"n' ''r'' UP ~ " ,c''
'hHuhillh HHHb'l'Hl't va '''' Nll''
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-trayol og stolen from China springs Texas
10 dufa bay ec,dlug 10 hand, high yctrs old
scar uu lower pprl Of lcn hind leg branded pu
TV.utt I0Ilur, reward is offered FOR return of
animal ". y HiCEs,
China springs Tex.
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wriuen for the waco Examiner
TO HIM WHO WILLS.


frosty morning. IN east tennessee. n
party of boys and girls were Oh their
way to school. near one OF the beauti-
full villages which nestle so lovingly
in that weird and won drouSly con.
structcd mountain land Gay laugh
ter and all of the insouisance
of Il party of school mate.
characterized the group Happy and
Wnthinking, without intending TO
wound or do wrong one of the num-
Der sang out. with laughter in his
voice.
"lIcre. boys, comes Benny Trite.
lets have some fun
just then n tall. lank, gawky farmer
lad OF the poorer class came in sight.
| His feet were bare and there WAS u
very worn and woe bcgonc express
| sion i'll the uugainly boy, pale face.
| lie was not fair TO look at, aud there
was that something undctnablc in
his general bearing which indicated
| hard work on short ratious. lie did
not have To open his lips bcfor, one
recognized the fact that he was de-
plorably ignorant and altogether un-
used to the ways OF the world and the
people in it, still there was a some
thing down deep in the hazel of the
! eyes which told of feeling. of high
| purpose, and above all, of ndomila-
| bic courage. We shall see what these
| qualities will do for the unpromising
! youth who was at that day their most
| unhappy poscssur.
Hello. Benny; where going this
morning. said the bold, impudcm,
| lad.
"Nowhcrs,' said Benny. "on'y up on
de mouutiu to maui rails
"Wcll. you look like II maulcr. Why
don't YOU 90 to school, said the
other.
Fl you'd to make yer own bread
and meat, you'd not he goin to school
either. returned Benny. who. by this
! time. had detected the badgering tone
in the boys voice.
"Reuny, you're beauty, and if
! you'd wash mp aud put on shoes, per-
haps one of these young ladies nd fall
in love with YOU
1t was study to note the weird.
unearthly, hungry look which crcpt
into poor Bennv's great. hazel ewes.
and glancing at Edith Green. the
faircst of the Girls in the group. Benny
said:
I'D do a power o. work every cav
if might talk to Edith list once in a
month. for little while.b
Work was all Benny had to offer.
II wa, his or'y possession of value,
and he wa. accustomed to bar
ter it tor all that he
needed Like those who have gold,
Benny imagined: he could trade
work tor the smiles of the fair. But
il was mistake. aud u sad one. The
little maiden saucilN said:
"Why. Benny. if Won were 60 maui
every tree ON the mountain into rails,
I'd not talk TO YOU n minute. for 'eln
IN ....,,.,.. . ,,..., ,..,,.l, o,.l an
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COMM ERCiAL.


GALVESTON. July "a The following is
comparative statement of cotton receipts at
the principal markets 10 day and the same date
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GArEsvILLE, Texas, March /.
Barney tvlihukc. sir
have been using one of your twin
burner vnporstovcs for tour weeks.
II works to perfection and we are
highly pleased with it. We have four
in the family and the cost for running
it is about lu cents per day.
Yours respectfully,
l., " ,lcukS.
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NOV cihcnt ~ Trans.


northern, by Missouri Pacific ..,.... $3.50 ? IN
southern, 10y Missouri Pacihc...,.. 1880 IN
Eastern 10y II. and 4. G.. ....,.,.... 500 y IN
Western. by II. aud I. G. -. .. ...... 900 IL m
Eastern uy Texas aud s. Louis 5000. 100 y m
Western. hy Texas and It Louis .... 1000 IN
Texas and - Louis Gates 50. lee, .... T. m
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For enterprise. push and desire to
get such goods rs will give the trade
satisfaction, W. A. Williamson ~ Co..
the druggists, lead all competitors.
They sell Dr. Bo>auko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, because it, the best
medicine on the market for coughs.
colds, Group and primary con-unp-
ton Price 30 cents and Sloo. sam
uI,- free
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Now i, the time to buy boys cloth
ing at sanger bru.-
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TTF nv RTUHH WtItTTTH TIT NJ ~
Grain nui may.

Coru--whlle. per bu. lOd &C
Ohth-sHcks, 2UuM pc. shrM oats -4}
$50 per hundred.
WheHt--o,c per bushrt
Millet-p per ton, So TO-
IrAlIle MAN--nNI TON. Hltlh
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''"'''N ""' - l.'
Rough, per ", II ~ hOOtiug. T. ~ Mlint
yellow pine 20 - siding white pine. - u
siding poplar. 10 ~. ceiling, yellow pine - b
ceiling. white pine, 30 ~. ceiling, poplar - o.
shingles. best cypross per NJ. ~ shinNes
second best cypress, 3 ~, smuglos heart pin"
3 ~ finishing lumber poplar per ", ~ ~ M
! ishiuR lumber white pine. 20 ".
Drugs.
Qniniuc VI audgpc. per ounce.
Acids uipnuuc; per carboy "a. GitticG pc,
Gums Arabic, select, per 10, zoe. a.nfcodlta
u to gOc. cam hur p "a sD' opium, rs 70 1 30
Oils-BerganoL sanderson's per ID 40 lem
on, 5AndcrsUu'g. lsJ peppermint 30 winter
| green. 2jO olive Halaga, 10
PotaAh-Bromidc per 10, % 70 bDc lo1lde ~
5uaps-Castilc, molted, per ID, 10 lOc cRs
l1. white. 10 IN -
Hidcs aud Peitry.
Hides Dry flint n ,ol3t.c, iry salt, 10 To ilc
rsitries Deer skins n to nc. antelope 10 Ia
he. seal skins 10 TO Oo, snoeP peiIh' A. per
WOOL, ~ 70 t5c shearlings 10 10 l'c
Taliow-Prmc &c tallow grease, ~ 10 *
grease yellow " brown. 20 BE-
wool.
wool Fine twelve months growth. l'Al't,
medium. twelve months growth, l'Hl,', me
dun xix months growth. l2al5c coarse.
twelve months growth, loGiAc
groceries.
Bacon.- short clcaf. z &c,
HamA-lUt.c
Moiasses Louisiana new, 30 to Sc Louisiana
'Cohee-FaiI, lOk u re. prime Rio, IL. u
| 80. choice Rio, ~ " l2}.c PeHbcTry, IL 10 n
! sugurs-Browu udGAc G, 7g7kc wult.
| 7A.a5-. q. grauulated Saat,c
! Flour-Ofdinary, per luD lbs % Ia 40 fam
! ly, A75. patent prOceas, 3 u "a A4,. fancy pat
| int S.25@S.15, rye. per barrel. 5.25
DAT meHl-lialf barrels, ~ " as griN, bal
rels, 10. honiuy, pearl. Is
Coarse Salt per harrcl,2 ~ dairy. 3 %.
kice-'hOice Louisiana, &c per No. prim
H.. W exc.
starch-Pcarl i'.c K. O., 90 lbs, bulk. SC
MiscellansGus-B pepper. 10. soap whit
per box. Z, ST. soap. Extra olive. per DO
8.75, soap, blue olive per box, q
oil Kerosene no test, Dos, 100 kerosene, II
test y Is. 3si kerosene, 100 test, 2-as, 800 Di
| fels per gallon. nc. candies 10. beans, %
b. it" i'sc Inns ~ cheese nun cream -
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Since then. since the day TINT Ben
II, TRIES we bcp pardon since Mr.
Benny 1ritc's tar bride cnrnc with
hiuio falr Waco. maoic and all hcrm-
trnaant ministers have been busy
busy with the place. bus, with Nh.
and Mrs. Benny Truc. The dav, have
zone bv .crcnrlv. ,wcctN. There ha,
/ been both ioy aud sorrow. BW the
iny outwcigGs the sorrow. Ecun,
! wcuton climbing from one height to
another. and when he died II few
months since. he was president of one
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Men. straw hats. summer uudcr-
wcar, aud ucckwcar, all reduced dun
ing our fourteen days special sale,
SANGER BIO s.
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NKw Orleans July II Futures closed
steady July aud August To L. points lower
september / point lower other mouths uu
changed.
Sales. ~ 100 bales.
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GALVESTON. july u -FuWIcs opened bnrr'
steady. ruled DUH aud closed steady generally
3 To- points lower
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uALyE.TuS, July q SPOT closed dulL ono
sixteenth luWvr
cross receipts 5nlcs,1 q. Exports, u stock,
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CHEAP COLUMN
wASTED

WASTED
~ ANrEp. store fixtures that are In good
w condition Address y o box 3l2
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Wool Active firm and unchanged Iut
u7hcl 10t.o uuWU-hcd io'e@ Toxic TO-"