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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
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NAUTICAL LUXURY.
VIE ExTRAvAGANT COST OF KEEP
ING YACHTS IN COMMISSION.

An Estimate of tho Expenses as Viewed
From the Standpoint of Moderation.
What Yachting Has il Common With
1 Housekeeping.
! 1t has been said that It cost the owner 3i0,
/ 900 to keep the Huron in commission during
the yachting season. This statement has led
many people to wonder whether such an out
lay is customary among yachtsmen.
There arc few yachtslnen who devote them
selves entirely to their vessels during the sea-
son, SO ii must follow that many other pleas
ures occupy their leisure summer time, to say
nothing of the remaining eight or nine months
OF the year. In order to keep up the same
monetary pace in all the festivities which on
sue betyTecn Now Years and Christmas, the
$4,000 yacht5nan should have an income of
not less than S10o, 900, provided he has any in
tention of living within BIS resources or Of
accommodating a nest egg.
EsTIIATIEG TEE COST.
Boston yachtsnen arc not, a.; {. rule, SO OK
travagant as their New York brethren, and
many of them seem to think that unless
man is prodigal in bis salt water hospitality
he should be able to weather tho season with
out crossing othe s. 900 line. The Huron's
owner must have thrown good deal of his
money overheard if his boat cost him $4,000
every year. said gentleman who owns one Of
the largest and best known yachts in eastern
waters, and as the unhappy proprietor Of the
Huron had not the reputation of an extraya-
CANT host there would seem to be a great deal
Of truth in this assertion.
A vessel ike tho Huron could be launched
complete, according to the statements Of the
leading builders III this section Of the country,
at a cost of from $4,000 to So, 900 at most.
The jolly tars On board would number eight
or nine men before the mast, captain, G
mate, a cook, a steward and perhaps q cabin
boy. The pay of the crew will average about
$50 per month for each ordinary seaman,
from $50 to 500 per month for the captain,
from $50 to SO for the mate, and, according
to the epicurcan tastes Of the owner, tho
cooks wages would range from that of the
heave-o'-ry-timbe tar to that of the gallant
and gold-laced captain. Some yacht owners
who are inclined to put On style" will select
from their rope-haulinS minions a second
mate, a "bosun' and Guartermaster for an adj
ltional wage of s. every thirty days Put
ting the number of q working crew of a crack
Yacht at twelve and fixing the cost therefor
according to the following literally calculated
table, the expense Of maintenance can DO
" Lotto. Il.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
Stimulating Soporiics.

You are right, my son; too much sleep is
injurious. Beware of too much sleep. But,
then, too much wakefulneSs IS not good, like
wise. Eighteen hours sleep will hurt you
less than six hours wine supper. Some of the
walingest times you have, my boy, are liable
to bring on serious injuries by causing you to
INDULGE in too mn-h sleep -Rurdette
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
Cure for Hatt,esnako Hi.ss.

Rattlesnake jim, Of Wooster, o., says tia;
the only reliable cure for the bite Of rattle
snake is turpentinc. He says that bottle Of
turpentine held over the bitten spot, the IN
corked mouth down, will draw cut the poison
which can be seen as it enters the turpeutinc
in q sort of blue flame. Although he h.:
never been bitten, he has tried this cure or
his dogs ALWAYS with success
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
French Mania for Decorations.

The mania for decorations in France is
steadily on the increase. The legion of honor,
the military medal, the academic palm, the
cross for agricultural r1erit-these and many
others we know And now there are to be
artisan end commercial decorations What
rext,-Brooklyn CaSlc.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
Wages in the HrcNeries.

One hundred and fvo thousand nine hun
drcd and eishty-two persons arc employed in
the breweries and distiileyies Of the United
States They earn in wages each month
about si2,aa5Q 600.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17

Adding this to the cost of the "heep," and
bringing the total up TO 5000, we have the
sam of 81 800 as the seasons expenditure for
the crew Placing il at $4,000, the allowance
is liberal indeed.
But yachting has this il common with
housekeeping, that ono Eever knows where
his expense will cease There is always some
thing to be bought, whether it be sorno cdorn-
n,ent for the cabin Or some supplement to the
rig. Accident to the canvas, collision, bump
ing upon shoals, the hundred and one mishaps
which bcfall nautical locomotion, and the va
riCuS causes for frequent hauling up on the
stocks, pile up the o.it@o of dollars. These
things provided for. Src,lails with the owner
to determine whether hi, reputation for hos
pitality and dinncr-.:v;l, shall follow him
from Commonwealth ovcEue to the briny.
! If he is accustomed to playing minc host upon
ship, he is likely to finl this item in his dog
day expenditure beating the ships main
tenance bill out Of sight. At this point the
cost of yachting becomes mere conjecture, but
he must, Indeed, be a generous skipper who
enteitains to the extent of 5000 during the
season, and thus bring u Iii; account with
Neptune to the comfortable figure of s. GOO
What shall be said, then. OF the man who re-
CARDS 80 900 u; moderate Season's yachting
bill: He must have iloatel his vessel On
champagne end Burgundy, and dined his
crew and his guests upon Delmonico menus
every day in the week. Considering the fact,
however, that few Boston yacht owners live
OF board their sloops or schooners, and that
sill fewer keep open house for an army of
acquaiatanccs, it is difficult to understand
how q man could find on outlet for the sum
which he is said to have expended. Boston
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
Can't TIE Scilc-

Physical examinations are deadly in the
aspirations Of the small boy TO become . sea-
man Hundreds of lads are rejected yearly
because of their inability to pass the tests sue
cessfully
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17

KOS HARRIS, Wichita.
p. Y. HEALY,
o. MARTINSON, -.
Resident on said Addition
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17
Latest In Cmhrellas.

The latest device in umbrellas is unique. It
Is patent window, to be placed in the cloth
so that the traveicr can SO ahead an.l avoid
,liscster,,r,s cslll;sin-,- -E-rio.,e-n
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-17

This Addition Is junction F. and W. d O. aroaos
oneha mile Bridge Akansas river and are very
desirable lot Street in operation connecting this
Addition with the east side Of the river.
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Habitual constipation is not only ono
OF the most unpleasant, but at the sans
time one of the most injurious conditions
of tho human system. and is but q forerun
ner Of disease, unless removed. This is
usually accomplished by the use OF purga
tives, which for tho time atferd relief, but
after their Immediate effects have passed
they leave the system in = worse state
than before. To effect a cure it is necsssa
ry that the remedy used should be one
that not only by its cathartic effect re
Iieves the Bowels, but at the same time
acts as a tonic, 80 as to restore the organs
to i sound. healthy condition. ThisPRlCk
LY ASH BITIERS is especially adapted
| for these complaints. 1t arc Uses a torpid
| livert"a action and:restores it to a healthy
condition,
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l, hereby certify that on the 4th day OF Feb
ruary 1856. the following named persons
were drawn by the Jury commissioners TO
serve as grand and petit Jurors for the April
term of said Court.
Eor rho fret week of said Court. to serve as
Grand and Petit .Jurnrs. BEGINNING on Mon
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(>~) Witness my hand aud the impress
Ills. : of the seal OF my office, at Tbibodaux
(~ Parish and State aforesaid this Sth
day of February, 1886.
J. w. KNOBLOCH.
DIV Clerk of said Court
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par
ish of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE


1, hereby certify that on the 4th day of Feb
ruary 1856. the following named persons
we're drawn by the Jury commissioners to
serve as grand and petit Jurors for the April
term Of said Court.
For the first week OF said Court to serve as
Grand and Petit Jurors. beginning on Mon
dav April 9TH 1886 as follows.
Williams Samuel "a
> Leic; Alfred Ith
3 Alexis st. just Jr. -
Adam George "a
, Au>ict ,aHI
4 Cu.drv Lee 9th
Leblanc Ulyse b. ltn
3 Foret Marcelin o'h
60 9 Tabor Henry oth
m R,.k arthur 4til
II Bernard Oscar lst
II Grabert Paul 4ih
ID Chappuis a lphonse -ut
II Carter Henry -hu
ID Parr Aureiicn +uE
II Hehert Ernest oth
II Clement B~eauregard ISL
Is Crisionni Cleophas 9TH
IL Jules Henry -iu
90 Coulon jules ON
81 Bourgeois j. n. 1fh
% Tabor Albert oth
% Jones Fred ISL
u Chauvin Albert 4tn
% Lagarde Rightor IND
36 Perkins John e.. 10th
u Boudreaux Leandre 2nd
IS TOups Leo sra
90 Williams Richard lOtt
90 Mcdonald John stu
81 Viewers James 9tn
81 Smith Charles ma
80 Malbroush Arthur Ind
81 Adam Aurelien ISL
IS Robichaux NJ. TN
Sc Malbrough Avis 2nd
81 Cunio Augustin Jr. 2nd
80 Gilbert Lewis 2nd
80 Wolf William 3rd
40 Lagarde Joachim IND
Al T,vlor Frank H.. End
~ CoulOn ROdolphe 3rd
43 Bourgeois Joseph 9th.
a Sureau Francois. LIST
Is Routerie Oleus 4nd
46 ROhichaux Daimas Nh
- Al Stewart Hiram Jr. 9Th
4S Hebert Emile 9TH
AZ Ronrgeois Charlie, Bird
SO Claude Prosper. 9th
For the second week Of suld Court beginning
on Monday April 18th 1886 to serve 40 Petit
Jurors as follows
] Montegut Fred s. md
. Toups AdoEis 9TH
3 NJ Through Oseme 2Ed
Pierce William eth
5 Elliot AdOlphe fh
6 Badeaux Oscar 4th
7 Celestiu Henry Jr. 2nd
. tlllOC OSep0 III
9 Carbohydrates 3rd
- 10 Howard John End
IL Boudreaux Valerie 9TH
l2 Borne Gracien 9TH
ID Stubbs Richard 1h
IA ebre Leonard LIST
Is Hebert Vasseur 9TH
10 Savoie Joseph 18th
II Glover Robert End
Is Bourgeois JBte. 9TH
10 Lyall John STU
20 Hebert ALBERT lst
81 Baille Albert 2ad
q Guedry CD. 3rd
% Adam Theodore 4th
"a Scbnexnaider kleber ist
% Mire Sylvere 9th
25 Coates Madison It'll
q Beary James 9TH
% Norvant Uly sse lst
% Torres Albert +. 9th
80 Oncale Nicto7in 9TH
In faith whereof.
(~~) Witness my hand aud the impress
lis. : of the seal OF my office, at Tbibodau.
(~ Parish and State aforesaid this st
day of February, 1886.
J.. w. KNOBLOCH.
D'y Clerk of said Cour
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

4 meeting OBJ democratic voters
was held no thc ,,hoolhOu-c Zoo trnw.
ford "wednesday night July & ,,Su.
for the purpose of forming dcmo-
cratic club,
ON motion OF MIR s q. licrrng.
br. b. Brown took the chair amt
called the meeting TO order.
MIR. j T.. Horne then moved that
a democratic ciIu bc permanently or
gained. which Wa agreed tu. where
upon, Dr. d. Is. Brown wa, elected
president and u E. ~ueuccr .uctc-
tary.
Ou motion. the secretary was n-
structtd to enroll the uHmcs oft those
present desiring to- become members
During the enrolment ui names,
MIR W =. Baker chairman of the
county democratic executive com.
mittcc, was requested tc address
the meeting. which hc di m - few
well timed remarks. showing the
benefits to hc derived iruW orAui-
| y4tiou, supporting thr claims utbcu.
sui Ross ~ a cHudidHtvtur governor
aud giving the reasons tur tho iu-
-tructiou- ct thc county democratic
executive committee 300 regard tu the
qualification, OF voters AT the primary
election
II was moved aud unanimously car.
ricd, that the club endorse teen ~u,
Ross Tor governor.
The selection ut dcIcgntr- to th,
county nominating convention was
then taken up and. after SOME discus.
sion. the following nnu,- were cu.
dutscd
Delegate 30. g.. llowc, j. % Al
len, Z VI. Parks. DR. i j. brown, d
W Frost.
Altcruatr- llpdIuy Roberts, D. II
Goddard, HOMER HcVIcl. D. Mere
am, John x ~prurrr
IL was agreed that Che ucNt meet
INK Of the club -huuld ur hoitlHt4 o.
H.. Imur.dny, luy Oh. I>-u.
The secretary Wu- instructed q,
have the preceding ui tW meeting
published lu the Crawford Numau
aud also to furnish copy iu Mr. "
Is Baker Geo bc conveyed tu tlr Wac,
papers Tor publications after VNIrI
the club adjourned
Is D. lHeVN. President
| luuN E. ~rIN,tH ~r,s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

Waco's manufacture. Mocha. Java
~mtns. Narouiho and rio r'i'ccs
roasted twice per week Dog steam
power. Boy
A.loNEs TAYLOR IS Btu
pos 10 IuKeEI
The tender beef veal and mutton
sliced ham that Us delivered So
promptly. correctly and .ati-Hrtor,
at thr new Waco supply market
A 1uNEs IANtuEA BUu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

We will sc'l you furniture on tho
Iu-talimrnt pIAu py the week OF
month IN small payments We will
not charge YOU eNOrDltant prices tor
goods, but will sell you lust ~ cheal
%, il you were paying cash Call aud
examine our goods aud be- convinced
bENNle & Postal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09


Coon Keeps opposite Che A''''H "o"''
Goo,l l.a, a large hot bath sub.
Goorh hHuitrs ucN Hn7k. straw, IrtIsiIf
moss aui hair mHlfA-Hus.
Go0ch ram 10 up H D. .Isr 'mpisl-.
Gooch sytps % regular turiutiy shop
Goooh has $50 lamp
0oOCh sr.lr nice urN .IuStuAuu for lU cents
Gooth has nice marble top book stand. cheap
Cool hHs sewing maglluts tu sell 90 rent
hooch has t. and 90 feet extension tables
chshp
Gooch hA. four and siN lex dining tables.
GooCh wHuts ryef, huih tu look nj hls-tuy.
dooch has goods Tor Ihr rich as well as ,l,
Goooh don sell old furniture Tor new.
dooch cslls furniture that has u,ru ussi auH
re.nnished Second huud
0ooCA wants foo sell hAmm1rk
Gooch has s.uuu square feet covered with
oooch want. you To- .en ior cash and bu,
awheTe You gan hny ihe cheapest,
o9och Keeps between sixth aud seventh, mex
70 Eaton GuiuHu Go
ooooch Knows LoN 20 make snd keep friend,
1ooeh works tu please
uooch tclls Chtzl.
ttoocA has - barber chair, cheap
S9ooeh wants trunks and vail,es
700 sells stoves aud urookrry
1ooch buys stoves and ufockcfy
11ooeh buys carpets aud mati'nss
Zoo = phys birds aud squirrel cages
uooch buys safe. tables. etc
99ooeh buys Old ,isps lead brass etc
uoecL buys Tools
Gooeh sell. amps and chimney.
Gooeh sells line furniture
Gooch sells new dishes and slsnsars
Gooch buys siep.laidefs
900 b wants good horse
uooch wAgts good uAriur set
Gooch WHuis bHbl Csffiage.
uoOch wHAll oil paintings and chfOmus
Goooh wants 10 sell n nall rack
yooch Tents furniture aud stoves
fGoock sells every lhiug on lustEllmrnt
Gooch pays cash tur furniture
fooch has a small gasoline stove fnr sal
ooch has steWAftrAugr.
och always gives fair priCes
och wants good wheel BARROW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

On 10 days Train came h uo
bright liue oiuew canned fruits ucW
mAckcrcI, fresh ra.s,n-. Uruut,
pruues, cheese, -Rrdiuos. cranberry
sauce, rorned beet, hash aud rpokcu
hsm, in 3 pound Cans. nuc, cheap and
new. New Roller mile dyuf VI
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= Stllicr, the American tailor, uoXt
10 the corner Of sixth aud Washing
ton, guarantees perfect it, All hc
asks ls a trial
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~lolc'. insect powder, best ia IA,
world, AZ Behrcu- Is Mo.or's.
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sleeper clifton & Co, have no clos
ing.oui sales, but uudorscll all 9th.
crs. Why; because they make two
-ale- 10 one on any other house, hence
eau afford to sell on half the proht,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

Mr. Nlnsl0w, soothing syrup should Al
eaYs be- used fur children tseIhiug IL .o0tl'
llAFFAlsA
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ca to the Old Corner and ca Tor
Pear rho- phttc, Brain Foot-
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EIpuus tuU wout rtrst ntiutu. % $50.
Ffture l.s. tuutiu,rt Ir|. Htu't 81 United
slate. port. thls isi H'tt. this day last yvst
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cor kENT.-Ag ud house with h,s rooms
al d .rryauts house uu north seventh
street ARP q tu 70 liil. business ''''es'
THOR RENI-.uur ~. ~ over White Ei'phHu'
Il rts,nuruut suitable ipf ONCE
DoONs. FOR RENT SOW ~ TIM NJ
IL -cdwlck b ililng corner -th nnd Austin
stroet Apply at once loSLs TAYLOR h~'
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nnnsALtRi re- ,"ESTs. -Ailre-. Al
WV me- uIt SCOTT tLICIElt CODA
noAd~sI. krs Hars Tho n1lv GsnuIna

HING 10000 w. Ht...I .Tt nina BE- rasH
hhf bot MaHsHll, r.ci Mo effects ai in.-f4
OIyts Ili'|rHar, r7st.e.g rssnsusut ton
hnF Iu i-9u o. ~ ssssu WHs A44rts b
hhk- buuAHNAN Ne. sE hiJgLt sIsLIl
~uuk@ ..Ltg Lev ~ LaIAALLazED " IA
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The tnCampmsnt Promises 10 BE- Tho
Largest Ever Witnessed:
The Troops will Blyouac
ON AND NEAR THE BEACH,

iug aud Driving unsurpassed ny
the most favored and popn-
lar resorts OF the Attain
tie Coast,
The lowest railway fare ever Of
lcrod 10 Galveston aud return ~ fol-
lows; From points east of aud In
Guiding San Antonio, l.ampssas,
GIIcsvile, Morgan, Fort Worth and
Gainesville TO Galveston aud return;
one regular fare tor the round trip
until a rate Of S. is reached. From
stations west Of the points named add
one regular fare for the round trip To
the romd.trip rates from those
points,
IcNH, STATE military aud bands In
uniform, froe.
Ample facilities are being made To
entertain An unlimited number OF
visitors, aud the entire State viii be
welcomed
For further particulars, address,
IlIOS. CONJUNCTION,
Secretary, Galveston.
A, NJ. SHANNON,
ChslrmM Board OF Management
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-09

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