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JOTTINGS ABOUT 3OUN

La MARKETABLE Booth Clhboru commando, ~, a..
@ 'un , "a "a ot tne salvation Army, sailed yestrr
".S tor ha'ie On the s'eamshi? La Gnscogne ''N'
aoutt 'onrhn No 7'l1 a. o. y. ETA vii, pIy. recsp
% n ~, entertainment ar AringtnH iIa 10 to ~ 81
MARI plce Oh Iuesdily evening. Jan. ~. ~
The Enumeration bill will max. nec.ss,rv ,h. NJ.
, Poautsht o an enumerAtor in each one OK tho an
already looking after this lob '' e'' A4s" are
oharles Eiot the foreman who arrest ed as no..
RI lor The killing of Joseph Cox and Juhn
ppo"N ny ihr dynamite ,Ia-ioa In East Eihiy at,h
s,rees On friday gave bal. Ia s. oyD n he. arr.,n
baiuro Larouer SheA yesterday "N' ~'i"su"a
Tho body OF Henry Xoppe who va. t,,ed ,r -. 49,.
.naeh aeAroyed Van IAssels grain miis and eisv.ta.
MEi9venth street and Thirteenth Avenue an Jsn Ia
Gss found yesterday by the worImen smnloved ~; ~;
eAeafing up ths RUNS. II vGs taken 20 tue Morgus
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VIEW FORK SWIMMERS AHEAn
They Defsse the Metropoie a. A. Team ~
Eour Goals to None.

| The water polo itho Now YORK Athletic
Club won notable victory last might. and
| thereby gayo proof that In that form OF contest
thorc nrs n, nlovors IL, An,erioa who con suo.
casstui,v % IL N VIII tho WIZ ysd Poo. @ swm
49,, ~, 49,. X :. .n.r.s =, ~
ane's .,a., ss,"t,o ., =, .s
IN which citv t,,c snort or,ri nnted. Tho visit.
os nfe .nof'ue"', ~. '''e @ ue-
a.a ~ ,,n.,.s,,r .r. .ha,t a. r,.,,nin .:
~ 80, "...,,u., rs "a 49, -. ~
ho th "tm Ma. .ronO sMa~ds 81 .ss n,s, ~
as tho suporiors OF any wuter polo players In
INC country. enI WIS eeneiany expected
tI, that tho New iorks would run asainst a snns
,ho,r m e st, nr, ,hnv d,s..ts% @ th. wor o.. o'
80 ,N,', "'' '''' "'''"'eN ''s''i ~ i''e' VIZ
cisive!y.
All available space In the tank room was flll-
ea a1 sn o'clock. wheh tne loo ynr'is SWIM
The contestants were membors OF tho re-
ano,tiyo r,,o +ooms No.r,n,di. NJ
- ~ -. ''' M
rny representing tho Now YORK a. Z. ana
A. Ueilborn tho Metropole A. A. The men
v.r. to s,,,,, thr.o M h,i, t,r,as ~. ,or ati,
~ tbs tan Nmrr.v tn tnt tha }a.T a. H. ~ "
min mta soco,au Io,ito,n,h ,hisnSa nava IN III AZ
tvnntv fsot fror ne thn Hitch l'i'D'rh sa'e up "s
fsyr ,,virT yi te w" awi sho,t -ost +ha
yieoro,is romnd Of anplnisn Thev anpeSred
- IL o.,,,i i,uu @ " "a W 80 In.t
Nh IN IN Iho f,,in,vin" nrJor " "'''"'' "n" '"eu
Wy ni VIZ, .,1 .o,""'"s ~ otrot r. ,..
= Kn"SausS Rsst end Risbnrds
y i Waiis " - sfff ami ~ Il WIiEins m
The sun., 1892-01-24
IN ARTISTS MODEL INSANE.
Faneies that Her Enemies Have Pursue
Her Aither from Paris.

Henta Orli WAS n strikingy pretty girl when
she came to this country about four years ago
from! Paris. 1t is not known how she lived
here until last November. when ehe wont to
the Working Girls Home. at 40 East Four
teenth street. For a long time at the Homo
she did nothing. Somc weeks ago she got a
plnce rs model for an artist. whose studio is
In Fourth avenue. near Twenty-hfth street.
Two weeks ago slie began to act very queerly
She quit going to pose as u model for the
artist and Mrs. Catherine Cnderhil the ma
ling Asylum. ut Sixty second street and IeN-
tngton avenue; She lost her place In two days.
For tho last three OF. four days she has been
Mrs, Underwood finally called in a physician,
who snid tho girl was suffering from dcnts
demeIntia:. Yesterday she was taken to Belle
vue Hospital
She said that her enemies had pursued her
from Paris here. and had been annoying her
all her life in New York and that they wsre de-
termined to ki il her. But she would not say
enemies.
The sun., 1892-01-24

SOUTH FRAMINGHh.f ban. 23.-Discoyery has
been made Of an Illicit whskey distillery in
the southwestern part Of Nntick. near rhe
Sherburno line. which rivals those OF the
moonsbiners in the South Tho distillory. Civ
ing employment to several mon. is located in q
barn cellar. and everything is SO ingeniously
arranged that tho distifcry may, he run, day or
night. and the passor-by would not have q
suspicion Of IT'S existence. The output Is es-
timated at several barrels week OF raw whis-
key. which ID sold TO Boston dealers. The
case 10 one of rare occurrence In this part Of
the country.
The sun., 1892-01-24

CHICAGO. JAM 23For Il week mysterious
stranger has been hanging around the ante
room TO the office of Director G enernl Davis Of
the Worlds Fair He hos repeatedly insisted
on hnvin:: II communication which he carried
taken to the Director General. About II
O'clock this forenoon he callod again. Clork
Fay at last took the lettor to his chef.s
Mr.. Davis looked ryer the rlissve and sent
no time to see the applicant Then the
stranger threntened the lives, OF nll within
hearing. After much trouble he was thrown
into tho street. .Here hu again Threatened the
officers Of the fair with death. He WAS finally
hurried away by q policeman.
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The Winners ut st. Louis,

ST. Ious Jan. "3.-TO'days races resulted follows
First Racn-T'hree.quarters OF u mile. ban l. won
lady All second. Promise third. Time. 1.2I,
second Race Ne.e giiths OF n mile IT. Paul won
6choolgir .sannd. Anxeree third. Time, I:OIh.
. ecGnii. Hulrt third. Time, O,b3
Fourth hare-Four AMI Onr.half furlGngA Stem.
] o. ''
ertl, iaco-sy fnrone. Cot Cox won. Bob francis
SET piiu, Emma Lake thrd Tiiie. COY.
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ssiii A,uother"F Fake"

bvvvAI0 Jan. 23-It cams 10 llKht here this after
nooa thasths wrestling mssch last Monday between
Dennis 0s1lshsr nd IKE Smith tho champion wotcr
weight wtsss,er orEngland. one OF the most pro-
uouncsd fakes that has disgrAoed the sporting
wuSd n IL suad thas Iss Smith not Ike smith
ail bus Joe CARROLL late Of Yarmouth Lancashire and
v60Ao~ AvsS ~ 40 clinton street Trenton. j.. and
Shat his basher "Dan Lsusliiin" owns an.fsnR
~ names OF yosbury. Iliiderbrsnd: fsnntsI3y and
who HvsAaesf poluts gallagher not Tko Smith At
Au Smith b In Eagsnd. fknow Snith well. and wfbsn
t!sos~ssd the fraud was paid 10 keep quiet about
~ sarssn hopss Augniiu ran Up Stn of Aboue $40
frf vine ile didh't pay for II up. but said
thss Ne would .yii. Tor IL nj the end OF the night lie
Sais.toM y r~H 81 h;is wthi he said tanct S3bO
II ysse.,sest nr i,a die n'aer iu ~ say,iop. Them
~ kAse " "a w'lmsn to krep for him. Then LAuglin
- oft. kaa MrfW ne syvtiops ape Ied "
19 " eoarSs faiy ttssiss paper fsanai,liu said
Rvy lsit town r{rrythg on gold watch aud diamond
IN es'ohsing to p popular sport IN town.
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The Triton Boat Climb Of tho Harlem River which in
composed amast exclusively of BoheuianA held their
fourth annual bai masqus last night ut Maennerchor
Hail. East Fifty sixth street It largely attended,
ad the competition for tho prXes offered WAS brisk
rhrrr were fnr prizes in all zach lady
ni gnntsm.n m ark and one eaeh FOR tho most
lna.ks that the Judges Ind considerable difficulty In
agreeing upon thu winners Tho hall was prottiiy lsc-
club being conspicu0us Delegations from all to
r0MinE clubs IN The llMrem Rivar were present.
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Yacht Club Meeting.

The Ann ial meeting Of tho KnicLerbocker Yacht Club
was h ELI at the Grand Union Hotel last Wednesday
evening". The following officers wero elected: Com
modore A. u. liodsL sloop Alice; vicc.Conmodore
!, H. ella d. steam yHcht rcda: Rear Commodore II
stephen Sn cutter Nthita; Secretary u. H. Gheborg
Chtpoht rNth; Treasurer &. cOughtry; Moasurcr r.
=: MSw'",S Nis"t sturgeon; Dr. y K,n1ir Hoard OF n
Gage. G. X smith. Jr, and William Ward
In good Ina uciai condition. ~ S Ss' ""~
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lone, Star Hoat Club Entertainments and
ReOcPt1ou.

Tho Lone Star Boat Club held It's annual entert ain
'ment and reception last night At tho Lsnox Lyceum
and was the most yot BY this club Ths
'ntertairnnt was thoroughly enjoyed by very large
audience. Among tho artists String
.Sqn,,st Columbia College Glee Club. Miss Amelia
'hirs6reid Mr. Walker and Mr.. Emil Fischer. Al the
at 1880 ociock Floor Director j. HerseI and Miss.
Snty.nys eUupc. took part Representative. from the
Wygnokc Union ManharNn Athletic Club and C.res..
,cent Rowing clubs werS prcsent. S
The sun., 1892-01-24
That Pig Gloe. on ss.r.l,...

The Casino zig sGuenled In "Nanon" yestex
day afternoon and evening. and the Society
for til. Prevention of Crncltu to Animals mads
no sign, 4 is understand. however, that
President Haines win Tomorrow ees out An
Injunction restraining Manager Aronson from
having the pig sausL unlsss 1t can he shown
that the cause OF his squealing Is not OF tile
nature Of cruel and unusual punishment
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The fact that Jack McAulifro could not find
ba' king against Billy Myer created consid-
era BILE talk among the sporting fraternity.
ios' .erday. however. Jerry aahoney. the we'll
known bookmuker. offered to furnish the
mon y to bind the match with Myer. but Nc
that aS far as he was concerned personally the
light was OIL. claiming that he was suffering
possilhe for him to meet Myar in the course
Of six. months.
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The Peur'cSsAt'hle'ic Ciub held their monthly sting
last night III H. cir club rooms where large crowd lad
collected Tho Sparring vory interesting st ttu.s
the bout hetws en sim Collins and Con Sullivan wa.
.uu o thser The event ur the night wus a si,erini
iont.rouhu pout et"enh Georye McGee aud j i'm iosy
bo'h sluyged eaclt 0thrrfnr All they knrw I,ow ry
referee. Niie tor Tan. awarded the bout 10 MeGe. '
The sun., 1892-01-24
ACCUSED OF SHOPLTF11NG.

Two Women Arrested In RidIeys' I.ockea
Up at Police Headquarters.
Two women whom the police call Mary
johnson and Minnie Jacobs. seamstresses liy-
ting ut 1OA East Fourth street. were arrested
isbout 0:30 O'Clock last night by Detective Ser
geants Frink and Murphy OF Inspector
Byrnes's stan. charged with shopliftlng.
Tho complaint was made by Charles u.
K,Tts n tioorwalker and special orderly Of
RiUeys. who said that the two wo-
men had concealed about their clothing
dressed. They were taken to Police Head
TMnrters and afterward locked up at the Eliza
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BI-OZ0NE..

Q Muse now is tho proper thno
To sing the truth with smoothest rhyme:
Earth's children with disease arc curst:
Their lips arc parch'd with foucrish thirst:
And misers. rncked with fearful pain.
Would give their wealth and doecn,it gain.
II the exchange but would compel
} Their wasted bodies to DO we'll.
Rejoice 70 ALL Tho work is done:
Our true physician is "The Sum"
His rays distilld In liquid form. o.
Restore all patients to their norm: i%'
Youths bubblinG fou nfain he alone '
Brings back with Hetmer's Bi-Ozonei
There is moro truth than poetry in the
above. and advise oil ,afllicted. from what.
ever cause. to send for free pamphlct on the
subject. Free trialnt my Office. Address
HELMER'S Br.czpNE CURE
323 Broadway. s. Z. corner 1.2th st Now York.
The sun., 1892-01-24
Buraea to Il cath In a village Loekup.

CHARLERoI. Pa. Jan. 2a-Early this evening
the village Lookup, a small wooden affair.
burned to tho ground and in its ashes were
found tho charred lamains oi All unknown
italian who had beet, arrested FOR drunk on
ness and locked up q half hour before. The
constable who made the, arrest had the key
and could not be found. 1T Is supposed That
the prisoner set fire to tho, place.
The sun., 1892-01-24
SPARKS kHOM THE 1ELEGRAP1.

The Ferdinand street branch OF tho Boston Eectric
Light Company was burned yesterday Inorninr The
loss IL estimated ~ S2OO.OOO.
Smith Spars. aged 13. stabbed and killed Joseph
Fyrd. aged 1A IN Petersburg, Va. yeslerday in a
quarrel that began in sport. "
George Lenbach Of Leesport, Pa. aged 10 ono OF the
wealtbiest citizens in Berks county vns kild ys,ter
DAY IN MS stable by vicious horse Which kicked hin
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u nchting.

Tho Oak Point Yacht Club ha., ,s ANIMAL bsIl at Nh
ng's Casino last We lp vsAy nubt Mont ~ e. No
wore prsSsnt aiid hal = good time. 'N'''As
Tho American Yacht Club is arranging to run ,
steamer bot rren its cnb house Mt Niltn,1 I,oirta,
East Twen.yrourth staost Tor sonvsnsncs OF mem,
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Anxiety Abou, Ns,.. s,,n.n.,

At.3O3 proome street last night tho family Of
airs. Suius Stefrens was in u state of anxiety
over tin absence Of Miss Amelia Steffens. who
had gonA out early in tho evening with Mrs
Riker and had not returned at u late hour
Mira Sts.1ens " the owner ot tho Pacific
street. besides the house in which the family
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DExaH or RucHELrEu" RosNsoN.
A Fictuvessuo Chs~scter In Awes9es TOT
Nearly ENfty YeNra. i

William Z. Robinson diod shortly after
o'cAock yesterday morning ut his homo "a
Second place. Bsooklyn. after u protracted III
moss, In his 18TH ycnr. Mr. R'blnsons hearth
began to fail about three years ago. For the
past tS,o months he has been confined to MS
house. Yeart failurc symptoms OF which were
observed Oh Sunday Inst. was the immediate
cause OF death. His intellect remained un-
clouded almost to the cl,,se. and two days be.
fore his death bc glanced ever the columns OF
THE suN. which had long been his f1vorite
paper. and discussed the prospects OF q war
with Chill with DR.. Cruikahann his physician.
He leaves two sons John and Horny A.. anu
three daughters.
The funeral will probably tnks place on
Wednesday. but the arrangements will not DO
completed until to-day 'Nhe internent Will
be In Greenwood Cemetery
Ricl}eiieIi Ro,Ine.u, became sctive in natNnn
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years ago. During Na
long life ho became nc.
auninted with many, of
No grent mon OF this
country, including Dan-
iel Webster. Harry
Henl,y HARRISON Mm-
liam q. Seward, Thur
low Weed, Noah Veb.
ster. and Horace hee;
ley. lie WAS a politacass
orator, q member OF
Congress. !. newspnpSr
correspond q ent, On ed.
tor, u lawyer. Rnd %
GO,ernment ON c1al:
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LIVE WASHINGTON ToPrCs.

s22 broadway. s. E corner 12th Ct. Now York.
The sun., 1892-01-24
Old Chinese Decorated and Sin.
gle Color Porcelains,
In Metal Work,

Magnificent Temple Bronze Vases
Lamps, and Koro Bells. Jar.
dinieres, Tsuba, Spearheads,
Boxes, &c.
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STRONG SECRET POWER
Thought to Be Behind the
CARA Movement.
ANOTHER FIGHT TAKES PLACE

And Two United states soldiers Are
KilIed-Diaz Not Popular with the Cath
Ollie Church, and il is Claimed the Priest
hood is in sympathy with the Greaser.
LAREDO. Tex, Jan. Colonel Ceron
of the Mexican forces in Nueva Laredo
has received telegram from down the
river on the Mexican side stating fight
had occurred on this side and two sol
diers of the United States had been killed
The loss to the revolutionists is not given
From the facts brought to light to date
the general opinion is that the movement
is fathered by strong secret power and
CARA is used as blind. Colonel Ceron
repeated the denial of revolt at Mier
and the killing of General Garcia.
When Cara crossed the river and men
aced Mier and Guerrero, had
he boldly attacked these places
he could have secured 100000 which
were in the custom houses. He had
plenty of men well armed and mounted.
All the people on both sides of the river
/ sympathize with Cara and it is impos-
| sible to get assistance looking toward his
J capture No sheriff on the border can
be found to arrest Cara, for one time he
! surrendered to a sheriff who refused to
arrest him. The clerical party is behind
| CARA, furnishing him money and as soon
as he enlists 5000 men they will furnish
him millions to carry on the campaign.
They have crossed into the state of
Tamaulipas and are now in the noun
tains. The Mexican government has
offered 100000 for Garzas head. So
far the Mexicans have killed over 100
men on suspicion of being revolutionists.
This tended to drive other poor ranchers
to join the revolt At Pueblo the popu-
lace revolted and every priest was placed
in Jail
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Murdered by a Burglar.

SEYMOUR, Ind, Jan. Al w. Marsh,
a prominent citizen, was shot and killed
by burglar, who stole his watch and
pocketbook at 3 o'clock this morning.
Marsh overlook the burglar outside of
the house and it was during desperate
struggle that Marsh received bullet in
his breast. The criminal wore socks
over his shoes and made good his escape,
but is being pursued by a posse of citi-
zens and will probably be taken before
night.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04
HaDpy HooSiers.

VIM. luminous, postmaster of Ida.
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel.
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble John Leslie, farmer and
stOckman, of same place, says Find
Electric Bitters to be the best Kindey
and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man" j.. w. Gardner, hard
ware merchant, same town, says;
Electric Bitters is just the thing for
a man who is run down aud don't care
whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and felt
Just like he had a new lease on life.
Only SOC. bottle, at w. b. Morrison
& Co.'S. Drug Store.
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Diaz Very Unpopular.

New YORK, Jan. "A personal letter
received here from high official of the
Diaz government in the City of Mexico
says:
The Mexican government fears the
CARA movement. President Diaz rules
with an iron hand and is not popular
with the masses. He does not consult
his ministry or congress but makes and
repeats laws at pleasure. The people are
not satisfied with this and were they in
position to do so would join Cara to-
day. Diaz knows this and fears it. No
one believes CARA to be in command, as
Cara is Civilian. man of good ad-
dress and popular, but not a soldier.
When the time comes a well known man
and one who is loved by all Mexicans
will lead the revolutionists. Diaz is not
popular with the Catholic church and
many persons claim the priesthood is in
sympathy with the revolutionists.
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Waco Evening News
w eco Texas
What Do You Want?

Do you want Agentsl
Do you want Pupils1
Doyou want Q Partnerl
DO you want a Situationl
DO you want to buy Anythingl
Do you want Husband or Witet
DO you want RoHrders or Lodgers7
DO you want any Help, male or temalei
DO you want Servants, Clerks OF Mechanical
Do you want to rent Room, House or Storei
DO you want to sell your Goodwill and Fix
turesi
Do Sou want to Rent or Sell your House, OF.
zee, Lot or Farm7
Do you want to Buy or Sell Horse Wagon, or
any kind of Vehicle?
Have you Lost or Found aBything1
Have on second hand Goods of any kI tn II
you wish to sell or eNchangei
Pereou ais or Matrimonial advertisements
II so, The NEW will publish advertise
ment IN the Want Column for ONE IN PER
WORD per day, or FIVE CENTS PER WORD for
one week, seven days.
TIE NEWS is the on paper that goes into
nearly every reading household in Waco, and
besides circulating largely in adjoining towns
Hundreds can be referred to who have proiitably
advertised in its 'Want" columns.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

New YORK, Jan. 4.-Without cere-
mony the immigration officials to-day
settled down ON Ellis Island and the
barge of Office is no more. The steam
ship Nevada was the first to arrive at
the new landing place The first immi-
grant was 15-year-old Annie Moore and
her little brother from Cork to meet
their mother who lives here Colonel
Weber presented Annie with crisp $40
hill
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promntedFo GalIantry.

Rio GRANDE CITY, Tex, Jan. Ed
ward Murphy has been promoted cor
poral, vice Corporal Edstron, killed in
action. The promotion was made for
gallantry and good conduct in the action
with the Mexican bandits at Retamal,
Tex, Dec. %. The appointment of cor
poral rendered to Trumpeter John Bame
for gallantry and good conduct was de-
clined by him because of his defective
knowledge of the English language.
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Ex-Coagressman Ward Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 4.-Ex-Congress-
man Thomas B. Ward died at Plainfield
at an early hour Friday morning.
Ward several months ago returned from
Dwight, where he had taken the bi-chlo-
ride treatment About two weeks ago
he became Respondent and resumed his
old habits. Thursday morning he went
TO Plaintield, but had not taken the
treatment. Ward served two terms in
congress, had been a supreme judge and
mayor of the city in years past.
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A Bride shot Dead.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Jan. AT Chandler
the bride of Henry A. Redmond was
found dead in tent with bullet
through her heart, Her husband claimed
that she had committed suicide, but
the doctors said she could not have fired
the shot, and her husband is in Jail
charged with numbering her They had
been married but three weeks ago at
Leon. Kas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

The best salve ia the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fe-
YER sores, letter, chspped hands, chill
blains, oorns and all skin eruptionB
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded. Priot
rs cents "a box. For sale by w. p
Morrison y 90.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

Lots in the Kirkpatrick addition
are nearer to the square than Dickey's
hill and much nearer than Edgefeld
and the lots are cheap at double the
price asked while the terms of pay.
ment will be made so easy that any
one can buy.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

There is no man so poor but that
he can buy lot in the Kirkpatrick
addition at the low price of lots and
easy terms of payment. Don't delay
Those lots will be worth FIVE times
the selling price soon.
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If you want to buy lots in Kirkpat-
rick addition will take part cash, good
work stock, mules or horses or good
milk COWS. See 2. G. KIRKPATRICK,
605 South Eighth corner of Clay.
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LADIEs ATTENTIONI

Woman, Lovely woman. one bottle of my
celebrated ToHTG will permanently enlarge
az beautiful as Cleopatra or money refunded.
Price only ~ 90, Womans on true friend,
for 1t never fails. TOETI, RlOri us Toni,
will make the leAnest person fat, and remove
those hOrrid wrinkles Send for sealed circu-
lar MRS. DIR MILLER.
24 WABASH Avenue, CHICAGO, IT,
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We give employment to more people
and have more teams engaged in de.
livering our "justly celebrated Big
Muddy lump" coal than any other
dealer in the city. telephone Egau
or coal"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

Mellor & Delaney, at No. 1875 Soutb
Third, has lard which he guarantee
fresh and pure, at l2t cel:s per pound
also, fresh meats, mutton, pork, beef
9otc, etc.
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Just Received Large Stock

Just Received Large STOCK
Fresh garden seed. Come We marke
gardeners. We have ample to supply
you in everything.
w. l.. TUCKER,
at "Lion Drug Store"
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Rockport Lots.

Are cheap at ten times their present
price. They are valuable property
now and as soon az deep water is Sc
cured they will be worth fabulous
sums.
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For the best and freshest be eff, pork
mutton, veal, sp,reribs, fish and
oysters 20 10 'Crippen corner Fifth
and Frankling
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

You can buy good shoe from I
good house. We keep the class O.
shoe that you want
SLEEPER CLIFTON & Co
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A J. Leslie for frst-class watch
clock and jewelry repairing. Same
building with FL. 4, Ambold Anstin
Avenue,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

If you want TO buy lot on such,
terms as you cat easily meet see Mrs
Kirkpatrick Eigth and Clay street,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-04

The Woman's Exchange, l13 North
Fourth street, 10 the best place in
Waco 10 get first-class meal.