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Hull Fighting i'm Texas.
IRE SAVAGE MEXICAN SPORT FINDS ITS WAY ACROSS
TEE MO GRANDE.

TEE MO GRASDE.
IT. LOUIS, Dec. ia special nom Laredo, Tex,
TO ;he Globe Democrat, says: The bull fights on
this side OF the opened here Friday and were
llruely attended. The ANIMALS had been brought
nom Iasalle County for the especial purpose, and
were a savage lot OF beasts. The fighters were the
saIne company VINO recently closed an engage
m,nt IN NuevO Laredo and are up in their Dusi-
ness This afternoon, soon after the nrst DULL was
let into the ring, he made a savage lunge at a
picadOr VINO, IN an endeavOr TO stop the rush OF
The mad animal with his spear, was ENDORSED, and
his horse gUred 70 death In the arena Had the
hOrSeman not fallen beneath his animal, ne most
surely would have been severely injured or killed
by the bull Another member OF the company was
hOoked in the leg by the second bull but not hurt
SERIOUSLY
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AN Ice BRIDGE AT NIAGARA FkILA-A magnif-
cent Ice bridge has formed In Niagara River, the
INST seen since the state reservation was formed.
Conroy, guide. was the first person TO cross.
From Tn, sne rap.disy with which the bridge Is piing
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Funs. Hans, Funs
SEAL sACoUEs FROM s125up.
SEAL VISITES AND JACKETS FROM $50
Up.
sTFR Elsa Ess q a1RThRRE N2R
AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFS. IN BEAR. BEAVER BLACK MAR
TEN. FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
OTHER FURS
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS GLOVES AND
WRISTLETS
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS.
CHILDREN's MUFFs AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OVERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS. GLOVES AND NUE.
FLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM 81 TOSS.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMEN
CAPES.
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS, s5, &c ANDss
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THE LAT
EST STYLES. AT 81. Sl50. 81. $3.50. 81
$3.50. "a. $3.50. So AND 90.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES. FROM s2.50
TOSl5.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TRESS 4 CO.'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOvE6
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES 7 DAVIS SONS
1901 Penn. avenue. Cor. l2thst
Established 1880. n1-3m
Of our stock taking Ths PqSSe hsys the 6spen
RoYAL BENGAL T1cER SK1ss
POLAR BEAR SKINS.
ELDER DUCK SKIN SPREADS.
GENTLEMEN's MINK FUR LINED ovERcoATs.
CoAcHMENs cAPEs AND GAUNTLET.
BEAVER AND WOLVERINE CARRIAGE ROBES.
BE BOUGHT AT REAL BAR0AINA
srINKMETx 4 son
HArTERs AND FURRIERs.
&l2 1887 PA AVE. NEXT COR 18TH ST.
Gsf Tn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNxsa
G: e. 6 ma sss
sSs; via sSa
Lutte BRO.
497 Penn ave, ADJOINING Nsttooal Hotel
eXherse Blsntsts and CazEags R0bss IN grsas W
raey end e vssy low pssoeA ga
RuEs e ApD1sox.
Wholesale and Rstaf Dsaasrsis
PAPER BLANK BOOKa AND STATIONERY
No 314 RI0HTH 81. n. ". tnsar PA sva,
tsasiou. and stisfsctiea guaranteed in psses s.d
quality. nksu
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Mary had . little lamb,

Its fleece WAS white 40 snow,
But Mary was in grave dvubt % to
whether she'd better send 1t 10 the
butcher 1t once or keep IL for its
wool, the question Of tariff enter
ing largely into her meditations
--Chscd0o Nail
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

NrsskT65 Rs sT tss srS 81 LApseEs SfwELRr
To be sold q Public Auction ciose bukipe~s com.
mencng WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ELEVENTH al
sENhN M- and Continuing every evening q same
hour. and on TUESDAY. TIL RsbAY and SAT- n
stock consists In part follows:
Lsdies and Gents ooa and silver Watches pismcnd
line Of Roeers' Qusdruple Plated wars 6ne docSs
Ogsrs 0lasses Gold headed Canes &c
The Fixtures are: LArre HerringS Fire Proof ssse.
ine he @~ N''s''
Private sale during the day ss auction prc.. s-.ev
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Damp Climate. and Fine Compilations.

From the hallsa- CltA Times
The wOmeI. who have the finest compilations
live in fOggy eountries' said cOnnOisseur. ''and
the women who have dry and harsh compilations
i've in a dry, sunny country. DampIesS seems 20
yermeate the 1,.sl and keep the skin soft. That
England"
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Acknowledgements M0rmOns.
TIE UTAH LEGISLATURE LIKELY TO ENACT PRoHn
TIVE LEGISLATION.

TIE UTAH LEGISLATURE LIKELY TO ENACT PRoHIBI-
TIVE LEGISLATION.
In the Utah house OF representatives Friday
afternoon. Mr. Hoge (Gentile) introduced bill pro-
yiding for the punishment of blgamy and polyga-
NY In Utah and virtually re-enacting the congress
slonal legislation on those subjects The bill was
read and referred 10 the committee on Judiciary.
Representative King (MOrmOn) introduced a SINH
Lar bill which was read by its title and referred TO
the same committee. A dispatch from Salt Lake
City SAYS: This move was taken by the MOrmOns
10 nut themselves on record as being in earnest
when they last summer adopted a constitution
containing an alti-pO gamy clause. 80 anxious
arr the MOrfnOus Tor statehood that there IS little
dOgbt as TO the passage OF the bill.
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Too Much WARN WEATHER
Has interfered with the Sale of our Bed Cover
stock we have yet on hand
We realize that people expect to buy cheaper
now than they did one month ago. SO without
reserve we have made a deep incsion on the
prices of everything in the Bed Covering Line.
Hence the following Stupendous Reductions:
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
1914 White Blanket at 81
1O-4 White Blanket. splendid quality an good
weight, S225.
1O-4 White Blanket extra fine quality, at s4.75,
ia Blanket which we were selling at A so. now
81.
ia s5 White Blanket reduced to $3.50.
An Atwood ia Blanket at S.
Our Extra weiEht and Quality Blanket pure wool.
sold at 81. now 90.
Our l2-4 IS Blankets are reduced to S45O.
Extra Large 124 Pure Wool Blankets at So
Extra Large and Heavy Weight At 81, % so and O.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS
1O-4 Fine California Wool Blanket, se. 80, reduced
from $3.50.
ia Fine California Wool Blanket ss, reduced
from $40.
ia Fine California Wool Blanket Damask Border
s10.5O. reduced from s125O
12-4 Fine California Blanket 1t 90 and $3.50, re-
duced from Sll.
12-4 Damask Border. l2 SO, worth sl5
Our Extra Size 1874 California Blanket, all. s15
and 1880
Our Extra Size 14-4 California Blanket, s13. so,
worth 3l5
CRIB BLANKETS
From the Cheapest to the Best Grades Of California
COMFORTS
Large size Comforter at 75c.
Large White Filling Comforter, S5c, reduced from
81.
Large Size and Heavy Weight at 81
Large Size. White Filling. sl.25. worth so
Satteen Comforts in stripes and dots reduced to a.
Figured Calico. with Plain Oil Red Lining Quilted
Center. Fine White Filling 3D.
Tufted Comforts. large size, 80
A full line of Cheese Cloth Satteen and Elder Down
Comforts at greatly reduced prices.
BED SPREADS.
ia Honey Comb Spreads at &c.
We have ON hand the largest assortment of
Marseilies Spreads in Washington.
Our $3.50 Spread reduced from 1890
Our $3 80 Spre ad reduced from &5
We have full line of HORSE BLANKETS and LAP
COVERS. ~ ''1
In advertising it is easy task to ATTEMPT 70 tell
You what is kept in certain stock we will not try it
here, but promise to show you a varied uneuua led
assortment and unbroken
sH ONE PRICE, AS HERETOFORE AND THAT
PRICE WARRANTED.
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TO THE STAR

A SMALL BOY FRIGHTENED TO DEATH By GANG
HIS COMPANIONS.


SMALL BOY FRIGHTENED TO DEATH By A GANG OF
HIS COMPANIONS
PTrTSBURe, jan IA special 70 the Post from
CLARION, Pa says: About two weeks ago a twelve
year-old son OF Levi kahl, OF Elk township, while
on his Way home from church. was so badly fright
ened by gang OF oder boys that he died from the
effects yesterday. AT a lonely point In the road
which had lately been the subject OF mucn gossip
because 10 was said that the locality was haunted
the heartless young ruffians hid One OF them Sc
cured the stump OF tree which had been torn
from the ground and from which the roots, branch
ins In ali directions when carried upon his head
gave him the appearance OF many no ned mon
sIer. Another armed himself with a revolver, and
stu another with club. As young kahl reached
the ~haunIed~ spot his tormentors sprang from
their hiding place and confronted him Naturally
the boy was terribly frightened at the apparition
and its companions, and as soon as be could re-
cover sufficiently started 20 run They soon over
took him, however. and In his presence the "de-
mon" took the revolver and shot one or Two OF the
others down In their tracks. AT least, when ne
shot, one OF the others fell conveying 10 the BOY
renewed terror. They continued 70 persecute him
In this manner until near his home, when ne broke
away and reached MS fathers nreside In a sad
state OF nervous prostratiOn and mental terror.
AL Efforts 10 convince him that ne had not SEN
the demon proved unsuccessful lie graouaHy
grew worse and died yesterday In great agony
Three at a Birth.
TWO OF The BABIES JOINED TOGETHER, But NOT As
CLOSELY As The sIASEsE TWINS
SAN ANTONIO, TEx-, JAN l6-Joe cochran Is an
able bodied, full-blOOded negro or thirty years lac
Ia one OF trfplets and both hts brothers are living
He Is married 10 a negreSs about twenty years Old,
also full FLOODED, whose name IL Anna W ATKINS.
on Wednesday Anna gave birth To three cniidTeh,
two boys and a liTl. They have taken kindly 20
M bottle and ars thriving. The girl baby Is very
nearly the average size. The boys are each sOlit-
thinc smaller These Two boys came into the
world tOge her for sufficient reason that from
Ihe shoulder TO the elbow they are closely joined.
They have two heads, two necks, two fOrearms,
two bodies and four legs, Out are indissolubly
tOined for life so FAR as they have anOfded OppOr-
tunlty for observation, they are OF TWO separate
minds and temperamentS. The pains anu wants
OF one DO not affect The other. They are exact
DUPLICATES In form and feature. They nave been
visited by a large number OF cuTOslty-IONtrs maze
and female white and COIOred, the ladies espe-
cally going into eCStdCieS over the little ducks.
The twins appear TO have every chance OF living.
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$ e: u.s. Fl 4 ! III E. E.
e. {: {. T. I. l|::IHl|.II;I.::s:::
:: :: 4 4 { E. T. I I.
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRESS GOODS, silks
HoUsEFURHrsHINa GOODS. &c.
BEFORE STOCK TAKING
GOODS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
- they must be closed out before we take our invent
DRY.
You have an opportunity now TO secure the most
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
which We any other house have ever offered
MOURNING GOODS.
pieces Of Black and White MIXTURE 80 inches wide
r1nar usa Fmce Soc
IL pieces of desirable Dress Goods consisting Of Gil
berts Black and White Striped Twill Cloths all wool
Black Canvass, Plsds, Checks aud Mixtures In Black
and white Black Plain Of Striped Boucle. and others
all widths.
Former Prices were. &c. Coo and 60 NC
Afioe Oh al
CoLoRED DRESS GOODS.
ID pieces of 36inch wool Dres. Goods, compris.
ing Tricots, Plaids, Canvass Cloth. Serees, &c.
f1a.rsn, p, 90 and 8oc
2 piece, OF oo.nch piaci And Whit c.shms,s
Pfaids
Former Price. .,5,c
SAens
BLACK SILKS
piece Of Black Satin Marvellous, 2I-inches wide
SAoerhk sOc
pieces Of lS-inch Guinets Black Gros-grain Silk.
-OVc
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
3o dozen German Damask Towels, knotted fringe.
Clearing Price &c
S5 dozen Fine Huck Towels. large size, knotted
fringe.
Former Price. 4oc
SAS@AAs &c
DoMEsTICs.
Ceases OF lO-4 New York Mills sheetins, in rem.
nants of 2k, and 10 yard lengths
case Of A Bleach Cotton, equal to Fruit Of the
Loom" In remnants Of 10 yards.
CAearins frice $50 remnant
BLANKETS
All Of our 81. so Blankets 9 lba
NAoofue GlZo
When 1t taken into consideration that the original
prices on these goods low could be bought
anywhere it will easily be seen what
WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS
we are now Offering.
EEsfs a 3 : M M m ssss
Bs bs I - 4 NuuP HIM ssss-
3al3 9TH. sTH. AND D STREETS.
nUR MAMMOTH CIRCULAR CONTAINS $50
~ great bargains every article cut-marked in blue
figures. DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE.
Jon13-6t 12i1 and 1243 1lth st. Sc
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BOWLING. Auctionesr.
lUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
LING AND STORE. NORTHEAST CORNER
FOuR-AND-A-HALF STREET AND MCLEAN
AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of . certain deed Of trust bearing date -,
the 9th day OF February ID. 1857, and duly re ~
corded in llber No 1924 folio Al l. ct seq one of Ll
the Land Records Of the District of Columbia and al
the request OF the holder Of the notes. will sell al
at public auction, an front of the premises ON MON
DAY January THlRrIETH A. ID. 1888 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following Described
real estate situate in the city OF Washington. District
OF Columbia. to wit: All that certain piece panel
of land known and designated N and being lot num-
bered one hundred and thirty in John l. Mclean
ct a.. subdivision Of square numbered fiVe hundred
and forty six $780, recorded in Book l3 folio lg2
in the Surveyors office Of the District of Columbia
together with all the easements, heredtaments and
appurtenances TO the same belonging in any wise
appertsining.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years notes to bear interest from day of sale
semi annually and to be secured by deed trust on
premises sold, or all cash. option o. purchaser
deposit of 500 required sale. Convey ancns ETC.
At purchasers cost Terms TO be complied with IN ten
otherwise resale at risk and cost Of defautns
purchaser after five days public notice Of
IN some newspaper published in Washington. u. c.
BRA1NAhD II. WARMER -.
Jl4e,m.w 0EORGE T. EMMONS.
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Ja14-d HENRY n. BEkGMANN, J
LXY NTER WILLIAMS A CO. Anctinneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE. TOOLS, MA.
ROl.s. PAINTINGS. CHRoMOs, Ere,
By virtue deed OF trust dated the sixth day of
May A. D., 1882. and duly recorded in Lber No. 1904.
folio 407 ct seQ one Of the land records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia and by DIR ction Of the party
cured thereby, shall sell at public auction the
premises, 1923 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on
at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ goods mentioned m the
schedule marked "A" attached to said deed Of trust
namely:
Counters Showcases Mirrors, on Psntinsa Chromos.
Awning, Sizhs, Marble Slabs, Machines, Tools.
Fixtures, Shelving, Marbe-top Tables, Chairs,
Copper Kettles, Two Large Furnace, Plated and
Platform Scale Desk, Heating Machine. Iarve Lot
of TinWare. Dishes. Knives, Ice Boz, Chandeliers.
and many other articles mentioned In schedule too
Terms cash WILLIAM ". WRIGHT.
jal2-6t Trustee.
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OUR 29c. DOUBLE WIDTH ALL-wOOL REM
~ nantS lie. These goods surely must sell; marked
IN blue figures DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
l241 and LAB 18th St g. jal:S-6t
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT o. 18TH STREET, BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST

ii
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT o. 18TH STREET, BETWEEN NJ
AND n STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of n deed Of trust dated the 10th day of
June A. D. 1855, and duly recorded in Iiber No. IfZ7
folio POS ct seq. of the land records of Washing
ton County. in the District Of Columbia, will sell
at public auction, in front of the premises URs-
DAY. THE TWENTl-SIXTH DAY o JANUARY
A. d. 1883. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
all those certain pieces parcels OF land and
being in Washington City in the District of Columbia
and known upon the ground plat plan of said city
and being the north half of lot twelve 12 ahd
south eight feet front by the full depth the lot
Of lot thirteen q % in square one thousand U00O)
together with all and singular the appurtenances
rights privileges improvements and other heredta-
ments TO the same belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
Terms of sale third cash balance in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months alter
date for which the purchasers notes and 0 deed Of
trust the property sold will be taken
per cent annum from day of sale deposit of
$l00 will be required at time Of sale. All Conveyance
ing, &c, at purchasers cost II terms of sale
complied with in ten days from the day sale the
Trustees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
days public notice of such resale newspaper
published in Washington, ID c.
CHRISTIAN @: LEDERER,l rr,s,aas
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SEWING MACHINES. Go.

NOTHING ExCEEDs A SILENT WHITE SEWING
NMAcHINE. Ackn9visdssd By szperts = the Aes1
feet Worn. and Beauty Of Finlsh. The Whit 9 dsS
Be sure and Sc IT, J: =. McKENNr. Sole AGaS 81
9th st. NV. J. b. RICHMOND. AanaeOE
Agent Tor Halls Forms fer Drawing bgeasA Prico
g. Also Universal puttsrna III
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

Which he bills of mortality of any city
may be fily designated, and YOU VIII End
thatrcnal and yesical ma aides, that Is 70 >ay
those that affect the Kidneys or bladder, have
aGemarkable prOmiuence-W had almost said
prepouderance Brights disease and dtabete 8
In the Chronic stage are rarely cured, and
gravel, catarrh the bladder AMI enuresi.
>lay many Yet atthe outset, when the trous
bic merely amounts 10 inactivity oftAe orgaut
Involved the danger may b. nullued b5 tina.
pleasant rena tonic ana diuretic Hostetter'e
stomach Bittvrs, which imports he requIsit-
amount OF tone TO the organs, without over
exc ting them and tae u.c OF which Is cQuyens
Dyspepsia, u,1al corcomltant II rensl com
plalnls and debt ity, which they invariably
produce, are remcdied by n. 20 also are con-
81 meuts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

/, now taking place At Levi ne Bros
Tn have just opened a n W impor-
tntion of choice olcgAIt embroiders
which they are Offering at prices be-
low competition. Ladies' who Sre
preparing for spring Wear, should
visit this great sal as they will "a, c
money on their purchases and sc; the
pick aud choice Of this new and ee-
giant line of cmbroide7ies
IEMTNE RIOS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

From James Anthony troudc'~ ucN work,
''Ihc English in the West ludic~'
Those who bull uD emplies or dis
cover secrets OF science, those who
paint great pictures or write great
poems, are not often to be found
spoutiny upon Platforms. The silent
men do the work. The talking men
cry ont at what is done bee .use 1t ir
not done Ms they would have 1t, and
aitcrWar take possession OK H. Us IT
it Were their own property. Warren
Hastings wins India for u; the elo-
Quent Burke desires and pasSlonatelY
tries to hahg him for i, AT the SUI
preme crisis in our history when
| America had revol ed and ireland
was d tiNnt, when the great pow
ers of Europe had coalesceu to
crush us, and we were staggering un-
der tue dj-a-t at FORK Town, Rod
uey struck bow in the West Ind es
which souodcd over the world &nd
| saved for Britain her ocean sCep' er
Ju-t in time, for the popul 'ader>
had persuaded the house OF Co.IuOns
TINT Rodney ought t. be reel ed and
peace made on ANY terms Even III
politics the names OF ora orical states-
men ere rarely Assocla ed with the
organic growth of enduring inst.tu
lions. Tine most distinguished OF
thcm have been conspicuous only as
Instruments of destruction. lnstltu-
tons are the slow groWth OF centuries,
The orator cuts them iowa in a day.
The tree TALL, and the hand 'hat
wiel Is the AK is tmirod aud Mp
plauded. The speeches of Demos
t lenes and Cicero pass into literature,
and are stu HE'D ~ models OF Language.
But Demosthenes aud Cicero did NOT
understand the facts of their time:
their language might be beautiful,
and their sentiments noble, Out with
their fine words ind sentiments (hey
only ml-led their c0uutrNmen. Inc
periods where the orator is supreme
are marked always by confusion and
dieirtregati1n. Goethe could say OF
Luther that lie had thrown back tor
centuries the spiritual cultivation of
mankind by calling the pass ions of h
multitude TO Judge 81 matters which
rhOul have been +. ID the thlnkci $,
We ourselves are Just low i'll
one Of ia So uHelAY periods = q re
have decided that orators are the fit
t,S' ptcpl u rule over Us. Fine )n-
,titueucle, ch osC their III mberz aC-
cOrGIug IT, the tlQeu of their
tongue G Al he maze "a speech; > the
one test or coWpetoucy tor the l'gis.
Atpr, aad the mos persuasive OF the
whole We make prime ministers We
admire the maa ior Als glils, aud We
accept ~ hat he saws tor the manner
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

1t = iii that couple of Mormon
m.s'ionsres are going to start a Nor
IN N church i'll Southern Virginia. 1t
would be wise for them to take lite
insurance. policy before making any
vehement Efforts at prosel ting. The
Southern people are liable TO adorn
the piaioas of Mormon angels with
Tar and feathers. 1Ormon mission
aries should 20 to New Engisud,
where they will find more cougenial
atmosphere.-N New \ ork sun, Ind.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

We are lending on lily and country
real ct t. for not mora than 80 per
cent OF Its value. Our loaps are mg ,ie
On one o five Years time, and in sun
from $500 up to any amount desired
Gu" rates are lower than those of aHv
. her loan agency in Waco. We ha?
Aiso lrge st o. farms, ranches and
rev lands for sal :.
J b ELGIN y Co, Wsco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02
\ " unIau atLar4e

lie is well-known citizen, aud his
nearest aud dearest friend, DO not
suspect his insanity. How DO we
Happen - know about it: Listen
his appetite j. gone, he is iow-s piritsd d,
h don't sleep Well he has night
sWeats, he is annoyed by hacking
cough. These -ynpt toms are the tore
runners of consumption and dealt b,
and yet lie neglect- them. Is it any
wonder that we cal him a mailman
If YOU are his friend tel him to get II
bottle of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery without delay. 1t wlll
cure bin if he takes it in time. II
will not miraculouely create new
lungs when the old ones are near y
gone, but il viii restore diseased ones
TO q healthy condition. Tel him
about t, and warn him that in his
case delay means dea b.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

J.. tR'rhte Ct uUtlQ. tilOn Is useless,
when the article so he brought TO the
notice ut the pubic presents y sutli-
Client desire Of real merit III itself, 1T
L. only "a production OF inferior qunI'-
~ that ueed- to b" pl.usibly cAtoil d
80 .cturc patronage. Absolute safety
ia the urchA9e OF costly articles of
luxury can be secured by paironizirg
houses OF recognized reliability and
responsibility. Two much attention
cannot be paid to this point, as II ire
qucrt'y happened that pianos and or
gan- have been recommended aHd
~ rantecd rs GOOD aud reliable
winch III d year or wo proved to be
Wcrthl rss boxes. while the dealer who
rol 4 them, and sometimes msuu 'actu-
rcT- also, were no longer III business
or able to protect the guarantee
which they 80 Cheerfully gave their
dupo..
The house of Ihos Goggan II Bro.
has been established nearly quarter
OF n century and its reSpon ,ibi!ity
stands unqucstioued This firm car
ries u larger stock of musical goods
than All dealers III Texas combIuad,
and feels proud Of the tact tlat all
their customers are Walm fricIds.
Fair dealing, llberaNty, aud ttue
representation otthe quality 0tgOo1s,
has secured this cuViable position.
Their branch house in Waco il in
charge of G.. ID. Wakdy No. l69
south Fourth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02
They Want to Heat COKE.

1t is great pity that the enemies
Of Senator Coke cannot settle upon
the man who is to supersede him and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-02

For the next thirty days we Will OF
fer bargains in millinery goods. We
want to close out all heavy stock aud
will no, consider cost Of good.
Miss NATE SToUTE.