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One won.n's psrv~r~Isy- -How She Man
aged Her Husband.
On the boat going up the river the other
day was couple Of whom everybody soon
took notice II was plain enough that
they had had a row. and that the wife was
mad as wet hen. When she had taken .
seat the husband walked mp and down and
gIowerrd at everybody and seemed 70 muir
mrir threats Of vengeance. On the derk.
sitting by himself. was red-shiricd, Bag
listed giant Of chap about forty years 81
age. Presently the woman gathered M
her parcels and walked over and shook ms
hand and sat down beside him and began
cheerful chat. explaining. however:
my husband Is terribly jealous q me-
and want 70 bother him.
IAN right marm.r replied old Hercules
Just chatter and chin 10 yosr hearts COR
tent and rll larf and lxrf and slap my les
where the applause should come In n
The bold acti0n puzzled the husband To-
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Hello. Fred. you seem awfuily put OUT
What happened chr
.'Oh. / was fearfuily tantaiizcd . little
while ago tied on a pretty girls bon
net. The ribbons rot tangled: her eyes
sparkled. her lips were cherry ripe, and -
close to mine that her breath swept ny
cheek
.sYon were dying 70 kiss her. chr
THAT was Just Il.
.well. why didn't you kiss herr
ssror very simple reason Her hus-
band was standing by.r-Phil0dstphSe
Cali
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A young man from Buffalo was relating
some sieeplng-car experiences the other
night % select audience at = small table
~ the Hoffman House ia New York City.
-inu Will remember. lie said. s.the sensz-
- that was created month or % ago by
. Uadman who took possession Of, rail-
road train In Illinois Well. | had a ne
culiar experience myself once with crazy
woman on sleeping-car. You see. l had
run down 70 New York for few days, and.
rs luck and my friends would have IL, l
didn't get much more than three OF four
hours sleep all the time | was down here.
there was 20 much painting 70 be done.
determined 70 make Il up BY sleeping all
the way back home. and took the evening
train for Buffalo ON the Central. was 70
sleepy when got down 10 the depot that l
could scarcely keep my eyes open. and |
took some ammonia and sodz-water JUST be-
fore got on the cars to keep myself awake
until tire porter could nix up my berth
There were two sleeping-cars on the train,
and had section IN the first one. The
train was not billed 10 start for fifteen min
utes after arrived. and I walked through
the cars l found that was the only
male occupant OF the sleeper my berth was
In: and. after ordering the porter 10 make
up the bed at once. l went into the next
ear. ! found some people there that
knew. and remained talking with
them for half an hour after the train
started. Then started back for my own
car. almost dead with sleep. and happy at
the thought that at last was going TO have
q rest
when lopened the door OF the other
sleeper. however. found all the occupants
crowded In the end ~ the car, all OF them
women They seized inc al once.
60. one Of them said. were 80 glad
you have come In here You're the
gentleman that has section In this car.
aren't your
II replied that was
DO you know. the woman went on IN
tone OF the utmost lfsrror. there's a crazy
woman in the car: She's rot the berth AZ
the other end. and there's an attendant with
her. Every little While she screams and
raves. and the attendant has all she can Do
90 keep her quiet q. shar. We are -
frightened we don't know what 10 lo.'
Why don't you 70 - bcsls' | said
: Go 20 bedr they all siiTi~kcsi IL chorus.
60 70 bs-l. with that woman Ta,in. At the
other end Of lie carr They all agreed that
they wouldn't 20 to bed TOT 100000 each.
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wroaxhs In Fsrm E<sssmy.
The advent of the creamery has
brought about changes IN farm econo-
my that ARE very salutary. The money
received for butter j. not the most
good that results from the new depart
ure. while that j. valuable feature
The increase Of COWS. and the conse-
quent increase u calves. the increase Of
pasture TO Craze them and the conse-
quent improvement Of the land. j. the
grand result The farm that has cows
enough to eat the hay and grass
the p ace produce. fog. Their with the
young stock. j. getting better every
year The farmer gets great crops II
corn from the old pasture as he plows
them up and seeds down his cropping
land 70 grass that the COWS and Young
stock Will soon restore 10 fertility
Is easily controlled and can be the
best Tor feed.ng purposes The
surplus grain i consumed by
the calves "a ed on the place Con-
temporary with the arrangement the
hog finds hs happie-t healthiest and
most profitable place The milk starts
tire pig in the world when nothing j. 50
good for him. He ranges the PASTURE
and fhr YES tineiv- When the feeding
sea~on arrive. he l. in condition 10 -
faftened. aud 4 not increased beyond
rsa onahle numbers he need never Be
unhealthy. This system our farmers
are gradually working into The I'D
vent Of the COW wa. the move that
made the sue seeding steps possible
The family lind work At all seasons
Prosper AZ j. out 81 the quest on II ps0-
pie 20 idle art Of the year Success
j. assured 70 the family that mi.k>
cows. and Tasxs- calv.'s. ard IL d.
steers. AMI br eds CROUCH pigs and
grows corn on feds alternately IN
a and rra-s- Of course other fac
tor might enier that would make sue
cess impossible like intern e ance. or
too much spreading or too lAttle cap
ifal for the bu-ines- done. but tle
serS that impeis to the graees "a this
IS stem = yrry Likely 10 * lnde the
ces. Where the family must
be- al home IN the evening -
milk cows and feed calves and
pigs. AMI lo,k over the stock m
the pas ure. 4 J. q great means 81
grace. There j. a ne ertiring theme
81 discussion concerning the growth a
III : tn NJ and that. Of the = ED a this
corn and that. .; the growth u Year
lin-s and the time 10 eel lat two-year-
olds. Of the elect of heat and cold on
cream r.s.ng and butter making. etc
There j. little me for Young folks 20
stray Of TO town or ANYWHERE Else
There j. general knowi-d-e thatthe Ia
hor ~ The farm paving Oh lirel can
have book ani papers: they have
hopes Of the graded school IN the val
Iage and .he collr-e in fhectv- Home
attracfion~c can. :-r secured for the cows
yield twice day. and there : daily
income daily growth a daily cr~a-
ton II niang things that are delightful
10 So growing and that bring prom -
Of It'll better things for the WORKERS
Bows STAY ON such farms They BE-
come attached 10 them They rrmem-
Der young things that they carct for.
fine CROP they lended- trees they plant
ed. romp~ had fun enpred--f css
Sf<-fc Kccssilr-
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THE voLTAHc Belt Co. Of Marshall, Mich.
ofker 20 send their celebrated ELECTRO Vol
fAIc BELT and other ELEcTKic APPLIANCES
on trial for - days "a men young or oldl
afflicted with nervous debility, loss ofvital-
ity and all kindred troubles Also forrheu-
matism, neuralgia paraIys 81. and many 9th
Or diseases Complete restoration 70 health.
vigor. and manhood guaranteed No risk in
CURED. - - days trial j. allowed Write
The dentist always goes armed to the
teeth Bmgiiagt0n Free Press
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when il Is the old fashioned blue mass,
biue pill sort, and insist on using Dr.
riercs's Pleasant Purgative Fellets," >
sugar-coated grznules- containing the act
i've principles Of certain roots and herbs,
and which viii be found 20 contain as
much cathartic power A. any Of the old
fashioned. larger pills. without the latter's
violent drastic effects The pellets oper-
ate thoroughly but harmle<sly. establish
ing permanently healthy action Of the
stomach and bSweis. and a. an anti-biliouz
remedy are unequaled-
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a Effle fTe = Q17ckIF frO1den out
Which- beng suffered. rivers can not Quench-' :
Procrnsrinati0n ray rob you Of time,
but by increased diligence you can ma ke
mp the loss: hut II il rob you Of life the
loss Is irremcdiable- II your health Is
delicate, your appetite tickle, your sleep
broken your mind depressed, your whole
being out Of sorts depend on i. you are
seriously diseased In all such cases Dr.
Pierce's -Golden Medical Discovery, viii
speedily effect . genuine. radical cure
make . new man Of you and save you
from the tortures Of lingering disease.
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under my protection. and ~ gent comes
around with his chin music. Bill tile Conk
4 In duty bound 70 protect her Stranger.
you skip
sir"
Which Is to say that you will skip or
SWIM
William reached out but the husband re-
treated and sat down Al . safe distance.
and for two long hours be must have suf-
ferea torture The wife charred. William
slapped his leg and the passengers winkei:
and A. the couple landed at ore ~ tile
club-houses the man in the red shirt hand
ed the lady ashore like = cavalier and
called out:
Il tumbIes 70 the object. me lady. and II
William the Conkerer kin ever he OF as-
sistancc again jist gin me blast on your
fog-horn and I'll b. thar til death DE
frDtf Free Prcss.
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BANANAS are more easily recognized In
the fall than a. any ether time OF the year.
-Prst-<ls Wstkly-
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A CYCLONE = like . waiter. II carries
everything before L. - Carl Pfsf-sTs
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WHAT - regarded - inspiration by the
poet i BY th- editor regard a - ins- liry.
" u n.fllL
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STArE-PRls0S ccuvicts are Ike the hairs
Of the head because they are al nu mbered-
~ L. Ndl
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.I'n having rafting fime.r said the cur
With can tied 20 his tail Weekly Ndrer-
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. few minutes. but presently he walked Nd
70 the pair and said 20 the man:
Are you an old acquaintance Of hcrsy'
II should remark that Twas. your Honor.
knowed her fur the lat thirty odd
HIN. Who are your
They calls me William the Conkerer
when they have time; when they don't they
cut q short 70 Bin the Conk- And what
may yer own handle be.r
-IInmph, Mary. come with me-
I'm entirely comfortable she replica
MARY, I want your'
(which y 70 Tecark" said William. -
ne rose up. that when a lady puts hers<lf
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EDUCATIONAL.

I-yTOy e0IIGE or Law. chicago. m Ths
u F4MrerTn =Alax frl >crrsrlArr ~ = ~ crv.i l1r
1-l-rss II. BOOTH. Chicago. In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-29

WAVES ~ N'aihO gus. -
CDg Ia Alton. 1871
Chic. & AL npfd. las
0hic., Bur. d @. lis
Chi. st. l.. & N. o. "a
Obi. st. LIZ Pitts. Z
9. st. l.. & p. pfd. l6
oleve. s. & Gin. q
Cleve., c., G. & l 81
Delaware & Hud. II
Del, Lack. 4 W. 81
Den. & Rio g.. {
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HI O Ey

A young man named John Nayes ~.
near mere, had an ca ing cancer on III lying
which had eaten away his nose, bart ais - ace
SneeR an9 t EXTENDED up nearly to his eve ~
mad ever seen. His throat finally baca shatI
VOWED to such an extent that he conla n ol n.
swallow liquit food, After usin@ All only
remedies without checking the raya al he
me me eating cancer, his general health 40 q
Thought 1t to only be question Of timn e u and
ms Death rom the cancer. put him s ~
Swlfps Specific as a last resort, and he IN IN %
to improve with the first dose. His n 9a negal
t health improved at once, and rapidly ae ~
were soon stopped; it began to heal a vaneet
the edges, and after few months treatv"aanaai
with - >. :. he has gotten entirely we'll w,
face Is al healed over with new Aoeh NJ!
his general health is excellent. His reeov aaa
Is wonderful. M. II. CRUMLEY, Nj. ID w
uNnI AA
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snatched from the Grave.

Mrs. Sarah E. Turner and her mother NJ.
L. II. Bryan, for nineteen years residents y;
Humbolt, Tenn, make the following STATE.
mentS as TO the merits of Swift's Spee6c
Mrs. Turner's case is well known in tbaT
community. She says: ''a'
81 was afflicted for two or three years WITH
Eczema and Erysipelas combined. Nv whoJa
system was broken down, my strength ana
appetite gone, and became as helplrss Ms
child, being lifted from place to place nv m~
friends. ! was treated by the best physcians
In the community with Iodide of Potash and
the other usnal remedies for such cases.
was given up TO die by my friends. NV sus.
teringS were beyond description, and | had
lost all hope of recovery. Last January I
was Induced to try Swifts Specific, HAVING
received pamphlet from the company de.
failing its merits. The first half dozen bot.
ties had the effect o bring back hope to nv
heart, and the thought OF being well again
brought JOY and gladness to the household.
| have taken altogether "a bottles. The sores
have all healed up and disappeared nv
strength has returned, and am able to do
all Kinds of house-work. Swift Specific,
honestly believe, snatched me from the
grave, and do not know how to be grateful
enough for my recover.
MRS. SARAH Il. TURNER.
know that S. s. S. S. has saved nv dang.
ter's life. She was the most wretched look.
ing object that ever saw when she COM
menced taking 1t, being perfectly helpless 1
thank GOO that we ever heard of IL. IL saved
my child. MRS. =. L. BRYAN.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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The new combination of Smart Weed
and Belladonna. az used In Carter,s
Backache Piasters hasproved to be one
of the best that could be made. Try one
OF these popular plasters in any case OF
weak or lame back, backache, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, soreness of the chest or
lungs, etc., and you Will be surprised
and pleased by the prompt relief. In
bad cases OF chronic dyspepsia, a plaster
over the pit of the stomach stops the
pain at once. Ask for Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plas-
ters. Price % cents.
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MEDICINES.

DE aSG ~ ~ DE. pEygAs Al, OF FRAME
70 sell his never-failing remedv s9N VI Taxa
Connu6ial Restorative or Vifi,,vSM. s,t!ure's
ahected with nervous debility. i"ssA Or All
hood and all kindred diseases, shon S 81 y man
cause Of as S dsaasss Ohnv which
al once procure from us, or thronaSiu, Then
remedy. CRowDus & AZ ne yver-iailinr
wholesale Druggists, Dallas. nm,
by retall at HOwell BrOe'. and ]. T. M n9nae.
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A MIDWIFE OF long experience writes:
The Holmes Liniment, or Mothers
Friend, is truly a blessing to mothers.
In every case that / have used II, the
labor pains have been less, and the
mother left In good condition TO re-
cover.
Send for our Treatise on "Health and
Happiness of woman" mailed free.
Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Telephone or send us your orders.
best quality of goods and prompt de-
@. Il. MoMANp & Bro,
Grnnnra
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GALVESTON.

FBIus TANKNus
ToNR-Closed: New York, steady; New Or
leans, quiet; Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
barely steady.
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pl JIF5, MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! piyS sg

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 70
cents In postage or currency. Over fifty wous
dernlpen pictures, true TO life, articles. on the
following subjects; Who may marry who mott
whyl Proper age to marry. Who marry nrsI
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How lite aud happiness may DO
increased, Those uJ.rrisd Or contemplating
marrying should rehC e, u cnyh5 10 be read
BY all adult 1etsors. Nta kept under lock ana
Key, Popular eait;nn, sane as above, but pGper
ar pOstaue,
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MoNEY, sTouNs ANN BONDS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Money /; prime
mercantile paper, soc; sterling exchange, 3.
B., strong. 4S4: sight, lSS.s
Closed at the following prices bid:
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Group, whooping cough and bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold hv J. NJ. House.
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window Glass at low prices, and
glazing done in any part Of the city.
HAMILTON a YOU'VE,
Rob Elm atreat
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II you want cheap suit Of clothing
call on Randall Bros.
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Don't fail TO call on Randall Bros.
you want 10 save money.
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Insure your homes with Smith q
Hall. arents for Transatlantic.
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1t is self-eyident that physician paying
particular attention TO 4 class OF cases atfains
great skill, and physicians in regular practice
Lll over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases to She oldest olllce In Ameris
Ga, where every known appliance is resorted
70, and the proved good remedies OF all
ages and countries are used, a whole house 10
used for Office purposes, aud all are treated with
bklll In q respectful manner; and, knowing
what 10 do, no experiments are made. On aos
count OF the great number applying, the
charges are Kept low, olten lower than Is de-
manded by others. II you secure the skin and
get speedy and perfect life cure that Is the
Important meter. Pamphlet, IS pages. Sent
IN allFaaa frnn
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LvEsTos, Jan. 2s.-The following is the
! ....... l0,0Sg 1920 4,O7l, 400 3,gl5,2l5
vaar u 500 III 70 q Aih Olh

France, u, s02; Continent, 2,l64; stock al ali
United States ports this day, o93OI9, this day
last year, 1,09l,67
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME OARB,
Houston d Texas Central.

GOING SOUTH,
No. New Orleans and Galveston
express daily ,.:...;......,.... 5:se A. M.
,oept Sunday .................. las p. M.
No. Anew Orleans Express daily 5:5oP, Ii
GOING NORTH.
No. 3-St. Louis Express daily. 800 A. M,
No. Linked TO Denison Except
No. l-St. Louis Express daily. e:O5 p. M.
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" 8. BELL, County Attorney
t. Attorney -at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan County Texas
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Trunks made to order, a, IA Elm
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NHEsNUTT & WELBoRNE,
" Attorneys-at-Law and Land Agents,
Henrietta, Texas.
j. G. CHESNuTT. II. u, WFLBORNF
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Texas Trunk,

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves. 500 p. M,
GOING NORTH.
No. l-Mail and Express, arrives. IL 100 A. M.
Trains and run daily, Sundays excepted.
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THE :

DALLAS, !
this point, fir
airy q, Eyes
pents, same
night Las !, |
points in Te1
receipts this
and, in fact.
past. ",
In recei
this year on
fact that thd
run in cotto
energy of its
tain adVa
Texas Gen
and the TeS
MES. Bat pa
commercial
is fiction
touches p
Thus, ira
is added to
inflated, so
In Dallas II
purchased
and subject
purchase, $
If all trans
words, II a
platforms
would app
present reI
At clos
Orleans
points hig
being in q
on yestcrd
Spot colt
solutely
York spo
cents d
grade at l.
II is seen I
tween Ne
too small
ought
least IL
ct any Ur
of this col
serve lnui
rapidly e'
Saturday
were 1920
previous
cotton s.
show tn
light. II
relatiyel.
are haste
The FIJI
slant is
a pleto AM
The folld
valuable
January
Il reached
year pre-
showing
bales in
4 eeipts II
II toned n
a fore, Ala
ceipts y
Cotton
4,S05,6l0
"A ii was s
Il was All
" 1t viii
IA that tht
4. pared \
crease
"A decreas
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strong as ever Recognizing these
facts, MIR. W. u. Jackson appear. be-
fore the public in the role Of philau-
ihropiot, and a practical philanthrop-
l~t at that lie has gone over his
large stock of buc.a.braC and obicte.
ol Nrrtn, applying the pruning Knife
To prices with Il free hand. and a visit
10 MS emporium ON Austin street
WI both CRAFTY and ustoni.h Won
why not render bleak walls and un-
laden tables objects OF beauty. when
II can he done at So tri1ing u cost
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9ALVE~ruS Srp1-.
EsIMs IMLA -L--Y.. .Ll..l N..- .u-

GALvEsros. July "a -Fuarcs .pcucI hnry s
IS tcady gulvd dull aud closed silently Ecu,riu..
90 points lUAcr
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Exports TINS wees GREAT Britain
France. lidi continent tu'6 stock st United.
states ports this day, =. .l.1 This iHy last y,u
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VT. AT llorbcIin, Tor morIy u
Waco, has returned, and opened "a
-addlcY and harness establishment
at Lem Chambers old stand. whore hc
viii ice pleased to see his ola CUSTOM
FRS again and a. many new ones us
irr oven to inducements in quality
and price OF goods.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

e6o Pages, Fine Plates
p s'ni s"'h aAi sit hUirs .esiel Tor DOc. in Post
E. . 'a-F. otc. uft a. aierfll psu rl-f.rsf Tue
'lf g. .f ar'-I.s the following subjects.
Nhs iAaI ma 80 u0t alr manhood woman ;hyst
dren' 'e-- -euha.r aui etcs.. hos ii's and h.p
'iNs o., iH'r-s'~i ne ph1 slo0sF - r.ifoiurcu snj
m,1i @"ts Ilo" us-iisi o. s4utep marriage .tcut
il lt euEhtf 20 De- rssi hv Aiut per.on. theu
under oes and Aey fopu.r Edition .-m fa.rr cover e,S-
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Lumber.
Rough. per ". II o. tpurlug T., ~ 4ijlnc
yellow pine, 10 o. siding, white pine. - 1910
siding poplar % 80 crlli- yellow pine Lt fob
ceiling, ~ hitc pine, ,U 10. ceiling poplar IS 'i
second best cypress 40 shingles. hrHTt U.u"
w. finishing lumber poplar per N M u1 uu.
ishiug lumber, white pine. ~ VI.
Drugs.
euulHe, ~ tuNFNc. lef ounce.
ACils-5ulphuIIC, per cHruoy, % 70, CitrIc pDr
;ic. oxaiic per 10. loc, tarsaric, powdered. per
Gums-Arabic. select per 10. 7O,- a.. feoii,s
d ~ iOc. camphor - ~ SOC opium. -, 2" 80.
Oils beTgHinOt 7Hndcrspu p, peg ID lt iDm.
ou 7Rndefson's - peppermint, $50. winter
green, 30 olive, Malaga D 70
Potash bromide, per o. % % 1p' lpi.lr B 800
Soap asule, notified, per ln 10 loc. cas-
Hidcs ana PeItrY.
Hides url hMt u go la.c, drs salt lu b" iit
fe,lI suited 70 ~ 7c.
rgiiric.-peer ,kins. T. to ne antelope 10 ,g
.,o. -yai skins, - "a 2Dc. sHecp p,li-. ~ p,f
Aou. o 20 G'c sAearIng-, lOipl 'c
IHliuw-frmc, 'sc. ialluN Ercn-c - lp &C.
grease S'ilo" to BROWN TO 'e
iuollum, twelve months growth. trt.. ut-
iIum six months growth a. Boo. oIaf...
tAclyc month. growth. ibal!c.
GroCcrIcs,
Bacou-shorl clear, &c,
yois,-es Louisiana new, ]oto,,c Louisiana
HdioIicc~Fsir lo. ,ol7c prIo. RIO d.. 10
,,c ehoicc RRio. ITO i5,.c fcs6crry "a 20 Is
sugars -BruWi- tHtAsC : a.. 5H. &c Nutir..
ata.p. graduated. 1H- ere.
F.our--Ofd.nary per lpJ ihs 12l iol. st fam
ly. 275. patent process, Su1 IN t4, fancy pat.
tut. B. 1la..lJ rye. per barrel. B.. tI.
Oai meal llgli barrels, ~ to 40 Rr.ps bar.
rels. Tl lum!uy. pearl ~
taarse salt pr Darrell Oo dairy. D.
hco-t hoice Louisiana. sAc per .h. prime
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-25

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