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The Seattle Disturbances.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
The President yesterday afternoon issued Q
Proclamation In regard 70 the Chinese troubles
At Seattle, W.T.. commanding and warning "all
insurgents and all persons who have assembled
At any point within the territory of Washing
ton for unlawful purposes 10 deslst therefrom,
ana 20 disperse and retire peaceably 90 their re-
spective abodes on before six o'clock I'm the
afternoon OF the 10th day OF February inst"
Inc Proclamation was telegraphed Governor
Squire at Seattle with the inform alton that
Gen. Gibbon had been ordered 10 proceed ~
once, In person, TO Seattle with troops.
Mr.. DOrshetmer's Resignation.
The letter OF resignation OF Mr.. william
Dorsheimer district attorney for the
southern district OF New York, and the
Presidents reply, were made public to-
day. Mr.. Dorsheimer. In his letter,
states that he In advised TO relinQuish
the labors which are daily imposed upon him
by those whose advice he must not disregard.
The President expresses regret that lac should
see ut 10 tender his resignation.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

for Prince Georges County Maryland will sell, at
r Public "a, Aqction ON TUESDAY; EERRuARY SIX.
Auction Rooms of Thomas bowling, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue the Household Fur
niture of the late Il K Elliot consisting In part Of
EMBOSSED VELVET PLUSH PARLOR SUITE,
EASY CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED IN VELVET:
WICKER SET WALNUT d. T: TABLES.
LOUNGES, VERY HANDSOME; HALL RACK,
WALNUT AND MARBLE BASE ETIG ERE,
CHAMBER SETS IN WALNUT AND MAPLE,
MATTRESSES, WALNUT n. r. SIDEBOARD,
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS CHINA AM GLASS WARE, PAINT
INGS AND ENGRAVINGS, STUFFED BIR is.
ORNAMENTS DC: BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS, TOGETHER WITH OTHER AR
T1CLES OF VALUE
CHARLES A. ELLIOT
f9-drS Executor of II. K. Elliot
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ENOLEY, Auctoneer
and Notions, commencing THURSDAY, FEBRU-
AIRY FOURTH, at HALF-PAST TEN A. NJ and
will continue until all the goods are disposed of.
Ladies will do well by attending this sale, the goods
will be sold without reserve. The sale will go rain
or shine, no posponement f32ws
IV1HOMAS DOWLIN0 Anctioreer
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PROPOSED PILGRIMAGE TO MOUNT VERNON
Last night the Congressional and invitation
ton Continentals to Mount Vernon on the 22d
inst. met at the armory, $40 9Th street north
west-Hon. Barnes Compton presiding and Cap
mittee. consisting OF Hons. B. Compton, of
Maryland, Chas. B. Lore, Of Delaware, and
Benger HermOn, of Oregon, was appointed to
invite the governors of the several states to par
ticipate. This invitation will be prepared and
sentout at once. The Swiss, Italian, French
ana other organizations are preparing to partic-
ipate in the pilgrimage.
SELLING LIQUOR no MINoRs.-This morning
In the Police Court Luther NJ Cornwell was
tried on charge Of selling liquor to minors.
Z. c. Camp. clerk in the store, testified that
he sold the liquor TO Wood, who told him that
After hearing other testimony the Judge said:
Il will hold that dealer cannot sell liquor to
that the boy IS the agent OF the parentn T6a
highest fine, $40 was fmnosed
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
FOSTERS GREAT AUCTION SALE
OF
FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
EVERY NIGHT AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
WILLIAMS & cos sALESROOM CORNER 10TH
STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Largest stock ever offered in Washington, Including
Encyclopedias, History, Fiction, Theology Medicine.
biography, piles OF Rare Books, &c, which must be
f91w
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nUNCANSON BROS. AuctlOneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctlOneera
Is 81 / Is; STEEET sSgfHE1sr' BEING HOUSE
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in 80
ssg H lSe G 49, ct Of the land and
Rsr' SsSS5sf ss'Ssy
ground known and described as part of original lot
ana sss saecordi"s TO the
a ao oq Rss Of the ey of D.
running thence west twenty-five feet and onethird OF
and eleven inches to the line of said lot thence
east twenty-five feet and one-third inch and thence
improvements ways, easements. observation-disclosures and
appurteuances to the same belonging in anywise
Terms: "a cash. balance in and years notes, to
cear ny & payable and to be
t,oa OF PnrenaseI eonYeyancing &C. at purchaser
days. ha
the right to resell at the risk and of the deaultng
some newspaper published in washington, d. c.
ja2sa&ds Fk kASSlf b IS sM smlIh' Trustees.
THE EE R9sTP9SEp 0 UNTIL
KUARY, 4. b. 1856, at FOUR O'CLOCK +: NJ. in
eaAd. f FhASR Il + sS srFHH' Trustees.
TT,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF THE FINE
LAW LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
RICHARD T. MERRICK,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1885,
COMMENCING AT 7:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.
AT
AUCTION ROOMS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND ELEVENTH STREET
WILL BE ON EXHIBITION ON WEDNESDAY
NEXT AND UP TO DAY OF SALE.
e', TERMS CASH.
fS-7t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
DROPERTY CLERKS SALE.
By virtue of authority vested in me under section
AT U. s. Rev. Stats Rel D. c., will sell at public
auction, , on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THIR-
lot of lOst stolen and abandoned property. Sale at
Police Headquarters, 9th and ID sts n. w.
RICHARD SYLVESTER.
1857 Property Clerk Met. Police
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WOOD AND coal,

10000 e eabTsInx e MINED Gosk
variety, at the very lowest prices. Kindling and
Stove Wood prepared In the best manner. Quick and
prompt delivery Send in your orders.
Ot1ce, lila Pennsylvani avenue.
Branch Offices, 32S Pennsylvania ay enue and OOH
and streets northwest
Depot and Wharf, 9th and Water streets southwest
taZS-Sin c. l. SHERIFF..
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SOME OF THE NKMbKRs HINT AT PROCEEDINGS
10 TEST THE POWERS OF THE BoARD-rHE
CIGARETTE QUESTION DISCUssED-A PRO-
Frs.
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"ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneers.

ETC.
On TOMORROW, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH, at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell. at our sales
room, one Large Gilt Frame Pier Mirror, with Slab
and Bracket; one Handsome Walnut Frame Pier
Mirror extra plate glass; Chamber Suites: Paror
suites, upholstered in plush; Easy Chairs two Single
Walnut Book Gases; OttOmans; Hair Mattresses;
Feather Pillows Rugs, Brussels and other Carpets.
ALSO,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, three Show Cases, Fancy
Goods Notions &c,
1t WAITER B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
NyEEkS d CO., Auctioneers
w 037 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK,
AUCTION SALES.

AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS.
OF GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
WALNUT BOOKCASE, sIDEBoARDs, PARLOR
SUITES. WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER
SITS, NJ. TOP TABLES. RUGS AND CARPETS,
STOVES. AND OTHER NECESSARY HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE Also, CANNED GOODS.
FISH, BEANS GLASS JARS, MINCE MEAT,
LARD &C. CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY,
NOTIONS, K @ 1t
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THE TRADES.

Wy EIDMAN & WARNESON
w BoOk-binders, Paper-ruiers, and Blank
Book Manufacturers
oc13 400 and Az 18th 81 NV
GIBSON BROTHERS.
W PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
lbs Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, %. @
11- Pine Printing specially. iaIo
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The Commissioners to-day pardoned Edward
Thorn pson from the work-house on condition
from that institution Harry bennington and
John Jordan.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

From tho National Republican.
lie entered the While House yes
turday with majestic step. The door
keepers looked NJ tho man with OIL
rinl awe The visitor WAS neatly
dressed, aud the silk hat sal well on
a Guely shaped head Black side
whiskcrs covered n rather pale face,
In build the stranger was tall and
straight. lie stood in the yestibule
tor a few seconds and looked around
with u soll-uoutidont air.
"CHn learn your name aud bust
ncs." said polite doorkceoper.
# am, sir, the Emperor of all
America
II AN, sir your nalcsty's most hum
bic servant" said the official, with "a
knowledge that he had II check to
handle.
60 get the thirty millions from
your white building, said his lnaJes-
ty, with u royal wave of his hand.
The great emperor WAS dumped IN
to a patrol wagon, without the strains
OF music, rapidly driven to the flrst
Precinct station, aud in u short time
he was sent to the insane asylum. IL
was subsequently, learned that the
mans name was Jacob Coaster, and
lor two weeks past he had beon stop
ping at 622 Pennsylvania avenue
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NNs IOrItS
It"ms of Interest condensed irnr,
Town Hnd Country Exchanges.

Items 81 Interest condensed iror,
Town Hmd country LNch"ngrs.
Tho Dallas papers while admitting
that there IL au epidemic of drnguc in
that place make out TINT IL is of u
much iuilder type than last years al
tack
a convention OF farmers aud labor
ers will meet Mt Gilmor ON the 2lst
inst. The parties who issued the call
are Grccnbackcrs. and they propose
placing n candidate tor the legislature
IN the held,
a committee composed az leading
citizens of Bowie, Montague and
Burlington counties will hold
70 conference nj an early date with
Fort Worth merchants to discuss
railroad matters.
Reports from Chatlicld Indicate that
thr savagrs ~ the boll.wurm have been
very severe in that section. Oue gcu-
tlcmau says that he hn- lost fully
forty bales out ofa Held of seventy
i've acres from the post.
Miss Celeste Upton, one Of the
pruprieturs of the Upton house nj
llasca, aud u sister OF Hon W. W.
Upton died on Tuesday evening
The deceased lady was wen known
by the general travelling public.
The people of McLrcgor have do
mated one car.lond of provisions tor
the drought sufferer. in Ea-tRud
county. Mr.. u. \. Knox, OF Cisco,
who In soliciting aid in that section
pictures the condition of his neigh
borH aspitilul
An unknown mulatio girl attempt
ed on Tuesday to obtain %
cents worth OF morpAiuc in /eath.
cru's drug store At Clnrksyil.c, She
was however prevented from obtain
ing 1t by u man VINO rushed IN before
the clerk handed over the package.
Manuel Cabaraba, was shot ana
instantly killed by Louis Fernando
in I'eidras Negras, on, Tuesday. Both
men were employed by the customs
III that place, and were
pay ing attentions " the SAME senorita
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sIAIL DLM0CNAIC ILlNEr

sIA1L DLHOCEAIlC TICKET.
Tor governor /, =. Roe.
For lieutenant governor q, b
Wheeler
For sttornel.geLer1, jaime. S.
Hogg
FOR associate Justice Reuben II.
Gaines.
tor land commissioner H. 81. Hall
for comptroller John u McCaiL
fortroa-ufor, Frank Lubbock
for superintendent public mstruc-
lion, y. II. Cooper.
TnE Di5IICT TIcKKr.
For foster, a. T. Ffeudcrzast.
FOR district judge, 10 nomination.
TIN COUNTY TICKET
For representative, seth T. Miil-.
Tor county judge, WIN. ", Evans.
For county attorney, a, NJ llarrI-.
For county clerk, John W Baker.
For district clerk, Il + Bcasly.
For sheriff, Bill Harris.
For treasurer, j. -, Wallace,
For tax collector, OTIS W David.
For lax abscssoE 5. l., Norwood.
For county surveyor Andrew God
dard.
For cattle aud hide inspector Ike
Pryor.
For public wcigher, j, $. Mills,
THE PRECINCT TICKER
For commissioner, Precinct !, l.
Tom Cox.
For Justice Of peace, Precinct /, +
If. Makeig aud VIM w. Sleeper.
For constable, Precinct /, Lee Jen-
kins.
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which aroused Fernandez Jealousy.
Henry j. lIamhlin of Houston, has
filed a suit for divorce from his WIFE,
julia A. llambln They were mar.
ried IN April, 1851, aud shortly after
their union, the husband discovered
evidence of his witc's untaiihiuluess
aud removed from Houston TO Gal
weston, 30 a. 10 shield her from con-
Eliminating influences. Soon after
reaching Galveston she entered u
hawdy house and thus made living
together IN the capacity OF husband
aud wife an impos,ibilty. The peti.
tioncr pray- Tor an absolute divorce
aud the custody of the children.
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waco, sept. ~, 1850. To al" HuNers
OfIIns Clothing, Gentlemen,

We take pleasure IN announcing,
that, IN spite of the -hurtuc-- Ut crops
aud the general cry Of dull times, we
have purchased very large line of
elegant line clothing, and gents fur
nl.hiug goods, and have oven out
done all former efforts Ia showing
the latest aud newest goods We are
determined to maintain, aud IL posi-
bic Increase cur reputation for hNud-
ling the finest aud best stock OF cloth
ing suitable for city trades, aud we
are able aud determined to hold the
field against al competition.
OuK NOVELETTE, in GENrs FuKNtSit-
iNSs VIII vie vita any offered in the
largest cities, aud all ARE respectfully
invited to examine the stock.
LEVINE Bios.
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The PRO ut reform of those bodily evils. en-.
ieeultd digestion, tn,uup etc assimilation, in.
activity of the liver klduuys aud bladder, Ms
well ~ ui the nervous symptoms which IA Sc
ailments are especially prone to bvtee Is al.
ways accomplish Il by the use OF uustyttct's
stomach Bttots, modI,iue ct,d.tpd hi
ply siCiAus, pronounced pure by analysis Hud
emiuently wholesome aud agreeable. surely
such res tutatlve IN preferable 10 uuphlt to bio
aud indigeHtlblo mineral uluyF and uuaaur.
toned noHirums The nation nj large "A sur.
Cily thinks ~, Juiclug boy tie Unprecedented
demand for the article from Maine tn the Pacific
demand nov supplemented hy mWrusH e.
I ~ Or rVreiV 4 from UuIich America,
Mexico, the British ana spanish colon al poe
sessions and elsewhere Both ~ home aud
abroad II lie recognized As STANDARD remedy
aud pre- rut'yr, the drcislNvuess NJ ITS thr u
rtCommeudlux 10 everywhere.
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Tifk farmers OF central .IcNas viii
miss it hy many degree, rhcy fail
to plant Tar more of wheat TINS fall
than usual Wheat j, almost cuuro
ly proof against drouth Cotton
takcs all the chances and when there
In drought it Is sure To- catch il. In
addition TO all OF this we hayo now
completed aud in full running order
two roller mills in TINS city which
insure market right here at home
for every pound OF the cereal that
can be grown. Cameron's enterprise
aonc would be felt to ben big 70.
lief in thiA way. One great adyan.
tagc in planting wheat /, II is made,
harvested and sold before the .thlug
heat OF summer Is on,
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1m EAAMiNtE's weekly list i-
going to the front rapidly oub.crip-
lions ARE rolling in from every dircc.
ton Advertisers should recall thu
fact about once week.
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TINS weeks EANNI>ru j.. "A very
complete paper send copy Of it
to some friend back 10 the old -t4lc-
1t whit tell them moro than any do1ru
letters YOU can write. aud the entire
cost il but Auicklc
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question to-day indicates this fact .
most clearly. There i- a great deal
OF difference between sentiment
aud political possibility ora proba-
biuty. Few men are -p lost to all .
sense OF dcccncy aud order, so RUTH |
lc.-ly careless ~ 10 the good Of their
felow.man, that they prefer TO see
him drunk rather than sober. How.
ever desirable it may bo that they
should all hc sober, yet such Is not
the case any more than 1t IL that all
men are strong and healthy gcncr-
ou-, wise or yirluou.. W. must deal
with men ~ we iind them, not ~ we.
would have them tO be. Two Years
-lucc it was the opinion Of many we'll
I informed men that prohibition WAS
/ the stronger political sentiment IN the
land. Indeed there WASH hurry to
spring the test In ali the counties.
| Mel .cnnan was selected p- one oi the
character counties OF the state, aud
/ the ablcst aud the best Of that faith
took part IN the bnitlc. Tho ground
was hotly contested Every inch oi
II WIS fought over within determine
ton rnrcly seen IN this country 4"
the utter arualcmrnt OF the leaders Of
prohibition II was beaten boy .sycn-
teen hundred votes. Since then We
have felt little unrn-ino-- n- Ia the
status Of the question. We have
felt thnt the prohibition par
It's could never grow ANA
develop ntoR competent opponent
of democracy There was no cr'vicc
in the convention through which 1t
could enter ~ ~ disturbing force
among the delegate, and outside pro-
hbition could ncyor roach the walls
and carry that body by rtornng.
Since the adiournmcutoi the demo-
cratic convention, u few extremists
among the prombilioni-ts have met
ia Dallas, and the result i-n ticket
aud distraction. They have succeed
ed only in rendering it moro ridi-
ruloua. II can never make hcndwhy
~ u political iorco The question can
never become an issue ia the poll
ties of the state This is fortunate,
because II gives the friends of true
TEMPERANCE more time in which to
battle with u bette, f8AHff1 rd!l22 ra@ciS' (
sufficient temperance into his veins,
but that when hr enter. politics hc
-acrilicos II for success. We ARE of
those who object to placing That sort
of temptation in the way of good,
but weak mon Ia this -tatu. OF
political temperance, let not the voc
tiers of real temperance despair But |
rather let them take confidence and
renew hope This ls thu sure pres.
sage Of better time coming, "a time
when men must be really temperate,
they vote that way
way or not As politics
are at present organized iu 'lrN,, no
nan cau vote tor prohibition without
voting against democracy This fact
= patent t. all now. We tuuw that
Texas If too truly democratic to oner
, hope for prohibition a- political
iArty. But lutte u win republican,
in, grcenDAokl-m aud - few other
ans and fatuItl,. and tine frat tlIuy
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2sih instant st the great lluntsyillc
barbecue, and will address the pco-
pie on that occasion ON the 3Oth
instant he will peak vt Icwctt, n
Leon county, and at Eusk Octrtobcr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

TnEr fyHms nj the mouth when
the name ol the old drtldr i- men
toned In connection with the -ruU.
tor-hip. Tho rosl j. u Terrell organ.
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We would call the attention of
parents and guardians especially 60
the wants OF the community for ears,
we feel confident We can please one
and all IN prices nu Il quality Tins
being stocked with An
entire new aud fresh stock IL would
Ice Impossible to commence to cnum-
crate prices. Come amt examine our
line OF school suits from ) 100 suit,
up.
~ANuEk Bros.
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BILL SIERRErr has lett the balla,
Time, but retains his seat at the NcwS'
editorial table II tine latter paper
viii take the camps OIL William win
give its readers some readable para.
Rraphs ~ he goos along.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

SoNt one hn, gone aud hit the
nilmer Mirror square iu tho hac with
Hn idca It declares that prohibition
is not political Al eight So bolt
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Baylor W.'1 University
MALE AND FEMALE.
Will open It. ust Annual session
.EnILMHEIL ~ -L..-

with DO rfuicssurs AMI 1etohuts. and hAs nc.
Communications fur 80 students
our Nass Painting HuI Common. laI depart.
mruts are uusurpa4sUd
Hoard Boo NHgI Houston Hall under su.
peryisllu 90 rf.l " 10 lpNa Hub lHl5. 5G.U
per month lu priyHt, families tlt sI
sixty COMMITTEES sit states and two rgpublirs
wore trpty. tut.d 900 our ualis last season
',tU- g. bIltlE-DN. d. U. rtps.
hIUbE' AkutEWr. % % Vice rrcH
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northwest In hi- trunk was found
scycnty-one II LnRu-h notes IL
was stated that he had but recently
arrived here from England.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

TINS coming session of the lcgi-Ia-
turo promises to boa worry interest.
Iug one, aside from the business OF
oIcctiug United States senator
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

TnE chances ,cem 'cry good Tor %
nice little shiudy over the water. Ihc
car seems, however, to have THING
pretty much his own way.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

Is great primer cnps the T.. Pa,o
Tribune yoIls, 'rcmp'c Houston for
rongrcs..' Second the motion
Vow DION.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

TIM Gainesville naily Register b,
the latest. Now may IT. cures be
light and It's receipts very, very
heavy.
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a. g." quality, Hs heretofore have
nii grades, hut "f IN" BLSI MAKE. ~
~inpiS "ho-h' 10 tHiL about tower
prices somewhere elise. hnNr plenty
81 competition Hnd am not tool
rnuugh t. suppose can get more Tor
NY goods thUn ans Others g"t tor the
same quality. ~ ines. hhrd uui"s ans
Merchant ~ satisfied win - bNrciS ~.
ing prtc" Tor ht- goods.
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Mr. -. II. Barnnby OF O.wcgo, y :,
SAYS that his daughter wa, taken
with violent cold which ter
minated with pncumouia, aud a.l the
best physician, CAV" the case zap aud
said she could live but few hours AT
most. size was in this condition when
~ friend recommended Dr. WIN, HALL
Basam for the Lungs, aud advised
her To try II. She accepted IT ~ q
last resort aud was surprised TO find
that it produced marked change for
the better, aud by pcrsovcring per
mancut cure was effected.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

GEN, H. Sa.. Ross, the neat gov
ernor Of TeIa., will DO prIent On The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

TIM Dallas Times doesn't think
jerome kcarby'- cnsc &, hopc.cs.
one. We do.
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WACO FEMALE COLLEGE.

stse,,iou opens sept iath Well solicited
r. .u'ty ui 900 teachers iuli collegiate tuufrs.
slc. AT kl1,utluu. tHii-thyutrs health
3 atty furnished aui gtfpotoi looms. Dom
$500 being spout ~ mHnsHrd
thiru ssur1. tuuplUt, Texas school for
Texas gifls fpf catalogues apply g.
%. R0u~HAyALt. a. u President.
.UU TYNaa
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Texas soap will stan the test ofau
AnAINsis.
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such men he'll have 10 stay with us.
At the Pacific HOlel--Nll scott,
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