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II EALTF HI.

Swift's Specific cured me of rheumatism thren
months ago, after my physicians had exhausted eir
remedies without giving relief.
c. P. GOODYEAR
Attorney at Law, Brunswick Ga
have been afflicted with rheumatism nearly forty
years, and few bottles of Swifts Specific cured ma.
1t is a Godsend to the suffering.
j. b. WALLER, Thomson, Ga
have been entirely relieved of severe rheuinaisur
in my right arm by the use of Swift's Specific and
passed through last winter without relapse.
SIDNEY HERBERT
Editor Southern Cultivator, Atlanta, Ga
TWENTY YEARS. had been sufferer from
rheumatism twenty years; reduced to skeletons
could hardly get about, even on crutches Swifts
Specific has cured me sound and WELL
MRS EZRA MERsHoN, Macon, Ga
Swift's Specific has relieved me of rheumatism
which at time threatened to stop my ministerial
work, REV. w. A. KIRK Cross Plains Ala.
Swifts Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise ON
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
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eter is again beginning to show an upward
tendency. Trade is unquestionably moving for
ward, and If continued much longer in this d.
rection, the bank reserve must soon become di-
minishng instead of an increasing, quantity.
The satisfactory condition of the export move
ment has been of the most important
features of the situation, for while wheat and
cotton for export have ruled quiet the shipments
last week of cotton fabrics have been the largest
ever before known in the history of the trade.
This. taken in connection with steadily decreas-
ing foreign imports. is of the best indications
of progress that could beaffcrded"
GRAIN.
A steady market; dealers cautious in their
bids, with disposition to let futures alone, COW
ers the local situation. The Board of Trade
Price Current says of wheat: No new features.
Prices about the same on all grades. We quote:
40. mediterranean o. t..-----.--.-....-.-.-, go
NO Mediterranean 0. t--.-.----..--------.--- "a
40 10 red o. s3le
No. 8 red, o. t---..------- ~
lNeJecteu o. t. 90
CONGREGATIONS are well maintained. Buy
ers paying full quotations for all cash offerings.
Sellers few, but we note sales Of mixed on call
at 394c, and understandable at 374c We quote:
no no. z white, o. t.. ------..--.------.-- 41lo
NO; . white, 0. t---.-- 40l2
1eloW o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Al
i High mixed, o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Rejected No. white O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Rejected yellow, o. 40
rejected n. m o. t. ---.--.--..-...--.. 80
Rejected mixed, o. 3Slo
0hmerchantaoie o. t----- 81 70
Sound ear, o. t. 3Sl2
Sound ear white. o. 40
Oats-Firm and scarce, with good local de
mand. We quote:
No 2 white, o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
1n1ed o. Z9i2
Rye--No. 2. nominal
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NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Coffee-Spot lots fair Rio
bags; February, 7.7Oc; March. 7.80c April, 1850;
May &c; June, S.150S.20c: July. $3.50; September
S.35c; October, S.4O0S.45c December, $500
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb 13.-Demand more moderate
although in departments very fair business
was reached The tone of the market better but
the snow-storn prevailing had tendency to lessen
purchases which have been rather confined to require
me-
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Feb. 1875 P. Achievement bonds
Consols for money, 991s; account, 99i4; United
States tours, 1855 four-anda-halfs, 114ss. Rail-
road bonds-Canadian Pacific. 1898; Erie 1924;
Erie seconds. 557s Illinois Central, 1854; Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul, ISLE; New York Central, 957s Read
ing, 1885
PARIS, Feb. 13.-Rentes, 81f 15c.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ID.
CATTLE-Receipts 900; shipments, S25. But few
for this market; quality not good. Prices about the
as yesterday. We quote:
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Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
THE ,TIJS'TTCE.
S11,937.5O

Apply by the little finger into
the nostrlls. By absorption it
effectuallv cleauses the nasal pas
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,ItOIND ABOUT TOW y.

.lIu NJ. purrI-y TuOrDUr.
Mamma du you know what makes the trees
" '''' .l,.,' w. wiz N''' ' ~
p.,rte only the breeze passing them hy.
No, NO, ii, not the breeze that makes them
Sigh.
Wei. dear little one. can you tell me why
In the trees, mamma. the birds have their home
And the trees ARE lonesome tor them 10 come
Oysters at the Dclmomco.
Meals AT all hours nt Delmonlco.
Wheat, rye and barley at Palmer 5.
The prices OF Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Most accurate prcscripuonist III the
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The Sportsmnns' suppl, Depot.

Mr. II. +. Amhuld'- establishment,
on Austin street, i, known Is hcnd-
quarters for ,portSmrn'- goods. such
a, brccch londug guns which range
III price from twelve dollar, up.
Ammunition of every descriptions,
fishing supplies, etc. He rents gun,
by the day to hunters and makes a
speciality OF loaded shells, and iotd-
my them He carrie, dynamite
primers aud fuses for use in bm-ting
In water, and handles II splendid line
OF ralor,, SCISSORS and pocket, cutlery
comprising various makes. MT AM
holds fifteen years experience in Lis
present business has given hun su
pcrior advantages in making pur-
chascs. the benefit of which, both ~
to qurlity and pricc of goods, he i
perfectly willing to divide with his
customers.
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ERSON AL.

~, .t.... ., . A. 800. 90. 90,
MI Mike Truman Is ont a''cr an at
ta.k OF urnH"t' ,...,.
VI Mall!lh' % r'h'on, " "''i"'' " 'o'
l. uo"" W. ~, Jt''' w. ,,o.n, 60
Mr Luthrr SlAyueh goes hor'h |"
Aoil'h' NJ : p III, ~. 'o-,nS ,, ,.
NJ OIi''r''N mas. ny ocIu "'"A
WIN 'I' u,', u w S'.Lr "osu ,!,,on1.
MI John W tu'I'i 'c'. !'?''i""'
Tor II 'i'or' E'HlI !" sun N'i'oni'' ;u,
MI zoe i'rh,''n,'n w." ',''
dehEue, nut Is oe''er WE Aro ga" 10
say -, nan, 49,, ,, -
JUICE ~ h"'uc n'''' w. . no -
'AFehPott arg n'n""E 'n' '"'''' ''''-
quests o' '',c u'"E " ar,
"chct"i i';''' - T", III ,,,i,, tho
again after hl9 second 'usSci' Win '''
dcngue. &c., c
Mr.. pah foru returned 'Fo.i raw
iord e,lcIu"E' lio Is sum f"''' 7''"
WIN uehSue' ~ 4 =.
Billy Curry leaves ON 'n ' , /, q" ~ ~
l.. TINS morning On UP !" '''' '''
home at JcncrI"n w! MO m.,
NJ. a. VI. plhoEart - sun ~
WIN lhe tie ny We; WI - i'''',''n' ..a ~
Just recovered iron" 'ho '''''o "''-
ihtht ,, ,,,.,
Mr.. Zen lhtt' returned noun ~, ,,;
tcrdaY 7icN, ana H. c1" .l',',, ~ ,n '''
nci WIN an "''"oN " y PA''' ~"
laria' .,.. ,,,,,,,,
Mrs e. NJ: p"WpS' VINO nns ptIi
visiting re'HiiNe' IA N'hturh! iH' w.,
past several weeks re'ur"e" NUM-
| Hcslcrun! iuor"lns: ;. a.. MIL
Rev. r. Il. 9,a,r Is Iu''G, 'iCN VIII ~,
denguc, so llI' IN iH''' nl , ne Is u" r. Nv
to preach lT-ual' M ~ n, ~ ,' a,'i '''
trusts ne VIZ ~ 1onn or 't' s 49, ~ ","
MI j. :. III. !r"' - .',.' ~ "'rJ' t
on ms annual u y :" w." % ,r,nj,
where ne VIII 'c.t'' " 5'o'N H. VI ,5i",n
ior hl- oooN STORE i'i '''' "'"''
trau'' Oh, ,..o. u,;. after
Mr' a. ~ onIm ''" nEi, 't tn alton,
noon tUt ~ ','r,' Dr',T' ! ihnraI ~
il'.,'nS vi w ,r"''"'' a., tbot eli,
tbis week
pov Iiorocc Dishop was able to b.
ont y,.tnrJov for the first time il
.ny.rol dsvs He will preach nj hi
w.noI hours today nj the Fifth Stree
Nrthndi,t church.
Amonp the departurcg for the 81
Ioui. cXno,itiou Yesterday were Di
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sense of weight in the back, l0ins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
tho patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or noighbor
ing organs. AT times, - mplons OF
unca,incs~ of the stomach, etc. a
moisture like pcrspiration, producing
IL very di-agrccahlc itching, after get
ting warm, is II common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
Mt oncrto the application OF pr, 10
sauko'- plIr Kennedy, which nets di-
rcctly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumore, aliaying the intense
itching, and ctlcctinE permanent
cure. Price 80 cents. Address the
br. Bo-anko Medicine Co., piqua, Go.
sold by w y. Williamson ~ Go.
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hi- family. and when he attemptpd to
20 aboard the sleeper all impudent
conductor ordered him of. Tho
gentlemen tried to explain. hut the
conductor wouldn't hear. aud told
him If he didn't get of he would
knock him of. About this time there
was working of the muscle in avery
strong right arm, and pile of blue
cloth aud bright brass buttons were
seen IN corner of all ante:room. A
lew seconds later the con. was assist
my lady ont of the car, and acted
a. politely ~ though nothing had
HAPPENED.
The dAnguc struck Prof Anson's
barber shop a heavy blow Yesterday.
and laid up the Professor, Gus David
is cuuValcsccmt and John Rinelandcr
is Just ablcto work. There wa, a rush
of customers and Loui, Ncwburg
went to the rescue, but after the first
man told his experience of how the
razor pulled, no one else would let
our fat friend draw the razor across
their throats.
While Master Luther Schafer was
hanging to float loaded with eight
bales of cotton, which was passing
down Bridge street yesterday after
noon, he lost his hold snd fell to the
ground. One wheel passed over his
leg, below the knee aud crushed it
very badly. He was taken home in
MIR. kellum'> omnibus.
The following marriage Licenses
1
port; a. l.. Graham aud Mrs Martha
Danens, j \ Holder and Miss l.. V
Caplc, G.. {. Comperc and Miss Ida
Jameson, Byron Glasgow and Miss
Ilctty Garrett, \. f. Cooper and Miss
NJ. G. Morton, j. Ruilin and Miss Alice
Alexander.
Mr. Dial Stinson had the misfor-
tune to loose $3.50 out of his left hand
pants pocket, yesterday Just after
noon. He drew the money at II
O'Clock and put.it in his pocket, and
he does not know how the money
got out Of his pocket, unless it was
picked.
During the month of september $50
trains have arrived and departed from
this city over three railroads. The
Texas st. Louis takes the lead with
sol, the Missouri Pacific comes next
with 296, and the Central $50.
In the police court yesterday
morning IL. Standcter. Perry West
and Tom Mex night were each fined
~ for drunkenness, and II Sanders
was fined So by II jury for mn assault
The latter gave notice of appeal.
The COlorcd Baptist are preparing
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/ INE DRIVING PARK, BEGIN
Inns NOVEMBER 10, AND
h VNSVNUING FOUR DAYS,
bsn Eil be Inauguratcd a Stock
Fit Where Improved Stock, Hor-
rs Cattle, Mules. Jacks, Jcn-
nets, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry,

IN from, ui. and ,,l,,r .ourti,.
!, ,.
''N" ~ ''''
u"!7 'n'r' VIII Dc 'rlA'7 OF speed
@c spec" rug %! h'f''- from me
A'u"' 10 i'Aa' "h'cn WIN go
l 'o' ''o"'' ne 'r''''"s morse
Oc'o'n' IT" prominent feature "i
u''u' al ''''' an" WE oPlAe IL"
~" S'"'' l''r 'o"'" succeed
''''"S representation Oh
4 anus S'"'''' VI the 'r"t'lhg
a, "'",' 1T ''i'c'''oh WIN Inc
q. 'A'' 'u''c WIN nc i"ur ula'7 OF
IN E'o" On '"ch d"y one OF
"''' W 'N,'u''NclY Tor our own
I. '' '''' "''c races VIII ne
r. "'' inc eAilioilloh OF the
~ Nv H. H. '''"rP' PREMIUMS az
s.,,ne Y"' '""'''"H" ""'lAf' WIIlpe
L.i,o,. "'''0"E 'nc successful com
VI ''o'N ANA F-''oo to the
4. an W." t''',"'' III inc speed
y, ""'''' INC Hole manage
kbp.on '''''" -''''"o', SANFORD
kme. ''' "'9'''nS GU"
n,o. r'v hu l''7 ANA programs
spl5 ,, Io,' acre ana at Houston
u,smo n'a,. '''''''''' U.s. ohuer
N bo,,i,.'' '',l'"'' ''e tohoWing
htpuir, ,,u ''' ''''"'' i'''i "''"
llLe h.d -, H.. ,''' inclusive races
houo,inn, "' houston where purses
Tnsr ~ ,' s',ooo "l'I be dlS'ribn-
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Wild thcrrN Hnd Tar.

Everybody knows the virtue, @
Wild Cherry aud Tar "a, rclici an
cure for any cllcctalion- ot the throa
aud lungs, combined with these two
ingredients are few simple healing
remedies in tho composition of Or.
Boannko'- Cough and Lung syrup,
making it just the article YOU should
Away, have in the house for coughs
colds, Group aud bronchitis. Price
5Oc. aud 800 Sample free. Sold by
w. \. Williamson II Co,
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Prof. ". ". Franklin.

This gentleman IA, almost ma
tional reputation H. II leclurcrand rlo-
culioni-t, nud hns now entered upon
duty in the Waco university lic is
uu-urlpn- -cd professor Of pruuan-
ship und bookkeeping lie i, a
splendid addition to Waco uniVcr j.
~. Iii. specimens of prnman-hip
now on exhibition in the university
are of the highest order. Waco uni
vrr-ity j. now thoroughly equipped
for work, especially in the Prrpma-
tory, Commercial and Art depart
mrnt~
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Not an medicinal preparation, chiri t"uir'
.nr,s lch A mere stimuiutu ui appetite, which
ewes a simple 'uiip tn nHlurc which ir-
moves no ul>t.o ic tu h"f processes ih the liu-
man system is iu uu tru SENSE 'uulc. II p.
letter stomach Biti,r-. mot only Tar uuus.
ocud. in purity the ordinary uumrHgHied
.llmulauts of commerce. thc cheap iooo bitter,
ana ty,.opuucfs wendell u- tuuirs, hut where
thry Dr., uow.rlc-- To do moor. thau impArt %
tcluporAry stimulu- Ia appetite. the hilicre pee
store, digestion. rcmrilc- h.uuN-u -. 'ut Do.
>ifre, regularity ia the hualt- ui body 10 I-
tusr,rirr "a tonic ina the true SENSE of tur WIii
fir docs it not renew hnrmpuy of tone in 90
most important functions ul The body, where
nh bpiulc Nn- di-our,luuti feeble aud uhHr.
unIiiou>f Bc,id,- u.s. It's iuvigou1!ug u.l
regulating effects tliutr ~ ihg best Iu.-ih e
.Hic.,urd against mdlHliul disease ~ cou-
ucrVu.. ness.
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Showing the Standing of the tity Pub.
lie schools.


Tho fnct that there were i9l deaths from
pneumonia In Chicago during the FIRST Two
weeks OF March need not surprise any one,
said Or. Bagmsn yesterday, Tho weather
has been of nature 10 assist the progress OF all
discusses of this class, and cuplc neglect tho
most ordinary precautions Atthi~ season no
body shuuld expose themselves 10 the cold al
ter being oycrheHtcd. As II Is impns 'ible Ia
avoid this n all cases, however and the next
best thing Is to use Duly Pure Malt Nni,koy
which Is sure preventive Of rs well rs a rem
edy for pneumonia. diphthcria and all pul
nionary troubles The leading druggist, anu
gioccrs sell It, and consider it enlltcle free
from NIL aJultcrutluue
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personal.
We are showing new straw goods
for the fall season. Every desirable
style, novelties III mcckwcar and fancy
goods, our fal opening, little later,
will surpass nil previous displays. We
invite you to visit us. Fourth stree,
opposite side of the street from the
Pacific hotel.
Miss KATE SToUTE.
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The Waco Light Infantry are mere
by cordially invited TO assemble Mt
their armory, on Franklin street IN
nnrnde costume, aud 60 proceed in "A
body to the While Elephant, TO cclc-
bratc the arrival of the lAEht ln'ah'
try CIGAR. 4 j. Boss " Co.
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We have some fine farms large and
small in tins county which the pru-
dent buyer viii regard great bar
gains, when the farms, prices aud
terms are examined. Remember the
time in which we are authorized to
sell these farms is Limited.
Ifyou want bargain, write or call
upou us at once
H. T.. BURNHAM II Co.,
Waco, Texas.
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d bOund, l5l, Nrrivcs NJ -.......... l.2U y
Houston & Texas Central.
The NEW HOME.

TIE WEATHER.

WA-HiN010v- U-10Nof : InllcalIons Tor
thcwc,t gulf states Fairwcathcr, northerly
winds and higher barometer. nearly station
airy Temperature prevails IN the northern por
uuus tonight followed by cooler weather
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nal reports Cattle Receipts, 200. ship
mcnt', { 600, igll unchanged; shipping steers
ut 1850 70 1850 pounds 2ion5 50. 1900 70 1850
pouud, itpA1 49, 80 tn lApO pounds. 3 1904 80.
stuckcf- and feeders quiet and unchanged ut
uH 1l COWS. bulls aud mixed. ! SOFAS u.
bulk 275z3 49, through Texas cattle are I'M
changed. inferior 20 choice steers 554g3 p,
western rangers in fair supply and moderate
request ana values weak. natives Ahi nan
hretdsg 5na4 80 cows snQj 20, wintered I eN-
ans lunAOU salr, of lgJ Montana cattle Av-
crnriug l3tp pounds. Al so. li7 do, lliY pounds
AZ : lO: ~ Nebraska Texans, averaging llO'
Hogs-Receipts 1900; active and loc lower
AT 3 GGai -.
rpchnuy,I. NATIVES. I 1903 70: western, 2 7heo
70. Texans, t'a2 jG lambs. per head. 1850
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~. Louis, October Flour Market quiet
aud unchanged, Family 3 is,g3 IS. choice.
% m"ioo fancy. t3looi 81, patents, 8 iSop6 70.
Wheat pun with an unsettled feeling and
the highest trading Of the season. prices
dropped 4"hc early but advanced later and
closed tho same II, yesterday. No. red. cash
A's; uctpbcr9is November. 9iAe195'l, clos
ms ut Plt. december. W. DgpS. closing E7s.
CuW--nul but nrm aud very littlo done
No mixed rash, 10 4optl October. Ioi. May
4a
Oul~ -pullaud easier. 30. mixed cash. u.
80 pptiuu- sold.
ON meal -Stcniy att sosDl -
Whisky-Qui 81 u3 Tor finished goods
PIuYiaions-Ncry quiet and trading douc AZ
| about prov uus quotations,
| Pork ~
| lard w bid
Bulk mcnt,-Lons clear 10, short rib. CO..
| short clear D ~
Bucou- Long cloar, - ny 10; short rib. q "
| Gh 10. short clear, % ludb ~.
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All partic, indebted to the firm Of
Stephenson, 1ibb- " Steiner are
hereby requested to settle their no-
count, before November LIST, after
which time all unpaid bill, will be
placed for collection.
~IEINEK u STEPHENSON
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For rood hoys aud naughty ones,
too, Levine Bros, nave pro''"'"
stroug aud neat suits at low prices.
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Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs wiuslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children tccthlng. Itsuulhes
the child, snitens the gums, allavn All pGlus
cures wind cole and Is the best remedy
dlurrAula.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the
reach OF suffering humanity, truly H.
Electric Bitlcr.. Inactivity of the
liver. biliousncc>, irundirc, con-iipa-
ton. weak kidney, or disease of the
urinary organs, or who ever rrqWr.
an nppctizcr. tonic or mild ~timluant,
will ulwuys find Electric Blttcr- the
best and only certain cure known.
They net surely aud quickly, every
bottle guaranteed To give entire -a'i --
faction or money refunded. sold mt
flty cents bottle by Castle X Nor
ri-on.
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We have used Tonsaline in several
cases OF neuralgia and rheumatism,
and relief ha, followed its use in
every instance.
DIS y. a. " a. Mccoy.
Pinson, Tenn.
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Movement of Trains.


NJ J. It. Louis mail and express, west
bound, arrives nj ..-......... d,lj p N
So2 81. Louis mail and express. east
bound arrives At ............ as am
SO 3. CorsIcuuu and Gates Vile accom-
mudatiou west hound, arrives at .lt 10 Il IN
80 {, Corsicaua aud gainesville accom-
mediation east bound arrives nj. .3.h p IN
No H. ittcsvillc mixed leaves at. 500 y m
No T. iatcsyille mixed, arrives at, lOlu II IN
z.
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Have spared hard-worked mothers
great deal Of trouble By -rl'ing
knee pant, At Zoe, $500 and SID per
pair.
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ST. LOUIS. october a. Wool-rhe.market is
stlady and unchanged tub washed 2sg3s un-
washed. l2G2',. Texas. l2e2i.
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N"ti'".
Having sold out my stock of good,
To- Mc-sr =. Arrhcnhuld ~ Co., de
sire to have all out-tandimgo settled
up nj once, and would request all
parties indebted to call on me and
pay their accounts,
|. 4. GuIpsrElN.
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Loving X swanson will tit mp ON
ccs aud do all kinds OF stair work IN
the neatcst and most artistic nanner
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rArnsvuLr, Texas, March 4

t'ATESVIILE, lcXa-, March
NHrncy tcldhakc. str
have been using one OF your twin
urncr vHpor stoves for four weeks
1t works to perfection and we are
i2hly pleased with ii. Wchavc four
in the family and the eos tor running
IT Is about 10 cents per day
Yours respectfully,
l.. w. jerks
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Gentlemen and boys can not afford
to buy clothing before looking at me
immense stock and low prices nj Il.
linber.
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Sanger Bros malnmol IA sh"e uoI,
partmcnt is Offering hdlea kid
hand turned button sho at $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

Genuine solar tipped shoes ut san
ger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

One price ut the White Elephant
uuch counter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

The largest assortment OF fchra
and Colgate soap at ii Bchren
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

The coolest and best soda and min
eral waters, drawn from the largest
fountain in the state, AT w. A. W H.
hanson n Co.'S drug store, Fourth
and Austin, opposite McClclland
hotel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

Is down very low at Levine Bros
They are selling all wool iiannol
shirts and drawers al 800 each.
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Real pebble gout school shoe at
SOD. will outwcar two pair Of ordI-
nary 81 shoes. Go to Sanger Bros
tor shoes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

Go to sanger Bros. for latest ylcs
in gents line hnud -cwcd 7hoc- at low
figures.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

Read and forget not fuckers col
uun ad. Lion Drug store his
simple remedies the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

The better the boy the finer the
suit he ought to get and that can be
found in large variety ut Levine
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

New hats for men and boys, i'm tn,
newest shapes. nj g. llnbrr
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CONNIE RClAL.
WACO COTTON MARKET.

vACo, IrNHa, October Market steady.
trcoipts today, d2a bulcs total 10 date.
~ bales
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

Oysters at - cent, a dozen at thC
White Elephant lunch room.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

The dudinc wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, Il full
assortment at Il. llabcr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-04

The most enicariou- stmulHut4 to excite the
uppottr urc tugosturn Biitcrs, prepared
hy pr a. q size crt Is sons BcWnrru rnuu.
tarfclis ASK your grocer or druggist Tor the
genuine article.
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