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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
Rnhher Fnnt Eerar.

If man has a corn, says the India Rub
Der World, it can be removed, but if he is
suffering from rubber foot fever no Chi
ropodist can help him, and the only thing
to prescribe is liberal bathing of the feet
and removal of the cause. Rubbers shoul
only be worn TO keep the wet out. and they
should be removed the moment the wearer
gets indoors Failure to note this gives
man wet feet in far worse sense than II he
had waded through mud ankle deep. 1t
was the trouble resulting from forcing the
perspiration to soak the stockings and keep
soled boots out of the market. Even loose
rubbers are a source of danger and the
cause of many more serious colds than they
avert.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

marked man among his fellows. lie is the
peer OF the best and the friend of all. This
elsewhere to enjoy what he made here has
always believed that there was no place ike
the land of flowers and golden promise.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
THE UNION ICE COMPANY.
Where Ice In All Its Perfection Il
Found,

Found.
The Union Ice Company, which has been
established some ten years or so, forms one
of the model business enterprises of the
Coast. 1t supplies natural ice from the per-
feet waters of the Sierras, which are famed
the world over for their absolute purity.
The very term natural ice from this favored
region conveys to the mind at once an idea
of delicious purity, which no other ice pos
sesses. The appearance of the ice, too. is
beautifully clear, aud il is handled with the
most scrupulOus Clearly care.
The city depot is at 735 Fourth street, and
any one visiting it is Immediately struck by
the perfect order, neatneSS, cleanliness and
spirk-and-span appearance of everything ia
connection with the establishment The Wis
itOr will be ast0niShed, too, at the proportions
of the concern, and the number of men and
horses required 10 supply San Francisco with
what only a few years ago was a luxury
obtanable only by the rich. Ice on the
table in summer would have been fable to
our forefathers, but nowadays the mat who
cannot get ice with his water in a two-bt
restaurant thinks himself ill-used.
Iu the winter season ice is collected from
the company's own lakes to the extent of
some 80, 900 tons and stored in their store
houses. This immense stock is preserved
away up In the cold regions between Reno
and Truckee. and is gradually depleted to
to the extent of forty or so carloads a day,
as the needs of the CITY and State may re-
quire. 1t must be sufficiently apparent to
every body that the ice industry is already a
large and steadily increasing one, and it can
be confidently said that there is no Industry
on the Coast more efficiently conducted than
this one under the direction of the Union
Ice Company. Thorough oversight, prac-
teal business methods and scrupulOus clean
illness are apparent throughout. The very
appearance of horse and wagon belonging
to this company is an indication of the care
full attention given to every detail.
Eastern friends envy California many of
its blessings. not the least of which is that
it has natural ice every day. which is simply
the purest water on earth frozen in natures
own way and supplied by the Union Ice
Company directly to the consumer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

An Atchison colared woman has plssinn
for diamonds She washes for living,
but saved up enough recently to buy small
diamond ring. She is now hording her
nickels to buy diamond pin. 1t takes her
several years TO save enough money To buy
a diamond. but her love for the stones is so
great that she does not become discouraged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03

companying cut will convey some idea of
the graceful proportions and artistic design.
The building is seven stories in height in
the ROmanesque style of architecture. built
entirely by California mechanics. The
lower floor. which is devoted exclusively TO
the bank. is magnifcently fitted up. 1t is
elegance coupled with sodity.
AT the close of business December 2, 1891,
the report 10 the Government of the cOndi-
ton Of the bank was as follows:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ,636541 10
ONeruraItS l04.U24
u. S. bonds 10 secure circulation $4,000 90
U. ). bonds TO secure depoSitS....... 100, 900 90
Banking house aud furniture fixtures $780, 742 I'll
Current expenses and taxes paid ..,., 153 90
Premiums on U. S. bonds. ............. 24,750 90
specie. ................Sl ,J34 IL
Legal tenders and bank
notes.. b,UUO %
Exchange Clearing
house............... 92.7l4 %
Redemption fund,..,.,. 2,25000
Due from hanks......... d35,370 20
--- 1,574,269 IA
Total. $40, 4sl 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ...............Sl50 500 900 90
Surplus fund Observation-Disclosures. 500 600 90
Undivided proftS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 232,2S5 "a
Circulation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $4,000 90
Deposits
Banks..... 81 ,O32,S79 81
INDIVIDUALS. ..,......,. Z,4l5, 1854 80
United states. 104,75l Is
------ $500, l95 81
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
THE D0NOHOE KELLY BANKING
COMPANY.

A Sound and Conservative Monetary In
stituiion.
San Francisco is the financial metropolis
of the Pacific Coast. and is justly famed for
the strength and solidisy of her financial
institutions. Among the banks Of this
State there are none established on more
solid basis than the Donohoe- Kelly Banking
Company. This company succeeded to
Donohoe, Kelly d Co.. who for years have
been recognized as leading financiers. Its
authorized capital is $1,000, goo. and its paid
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-03
ITEMS THAT
ARE READABLE
And Full of Valuable InfOrma.
ton for ali Classes.

In the following paragraphs the readers
Of The CALI. will hnd much that.is not
only interesting but highly instructive, as
it furnishes food for reflection.
.sOLD RELIABLE"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

: In a nicr,McpJs1cal ar;}ti in ono ct
the great tisr,iN2n ue$i., >trI1cs. DIR:
G. y, Lintln*'r tii:H .l>>s:: i the :ot'r'1r-
renee IF thu ",>t]>" Width are ~ tInr+
l;1on in weak ur impure vinegar.
Tit. nale Of this interesting, little
species Ut serpent measure / to l.!
millimctrlt, and tho female from /
Ia !! nil|nnctcrs III length. They
move very actively in any fluid
ni<v,iu1n. hut III thick u sticky coli
e.u,luns t1>il themselves i1ato Knots
aud luv dormant for days together.
Thty thrive welt II. fed on Ill ess;@+;
t1itt; will also live I'll fruits AMI
bulbs, They .tan survive tolt1+hly
strong vinegar, hut 1iu immediately
II int in l,,lrc aectic arid Que IF
the most wonderful t<ets CONCERNING;
Til. reproduction ut y itu4fEEttr evl>" L.
lll,4t Till ttl1l;l}r ltxI,fsNlilt:t's=v lvinars
.o,1fl +il1,a l&a,lslr sttt1>t%l lltz$::to
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

:.i,1.'
1 l4,<<*,tin =:
srtt1,t1 ::V}tll: ii :teltail,
pruesll .tllt>ui1ltsss IT lllltt1llal':: ut tho
s;tlAe ti1uc#t Thur W;(s / ti,t,I.{'l$ reti
t,=tnr III hcl,. attitude that 1ll,l ilo!
help tho p1Aytul tt,*aiI}:t tpi&llt; t13o ct
talk Occasionally %llu flung l1rr re-
marks into liz. midst Ut tho discussion,
u1ltl such remarks wcrtt weighed,
measured aud tull III st,lSe untI pl1r.
tn,sc. II was evident that Mrs. Brown:
III. had mot thrown 0tf the lsab;t, nc.
1uirtel III: tl]t: YEARS of s!le11cH IN hcl
uarktnta1 chamber. ~ t1,,1et's>in,> III
n o,,e si,lt4l way will, tlH+ lest looks
which j. VASTLY different FROM con
ycrsi1+s Will, the }<,~t men.-
| remember =. ;t;;1.>ss with tra|
Robinson about Mt'~ .Ertwnlng; ht
partly agreed with aEa'. hut not III
tircly. H. WAS not ~ disappointed
TN was with her reserve in cnn
vt.rSation; being q 41t>at talker him
self, 1lc specially vul1lcl: TIN, &ift al
silence In otllers ==**:l1n> fu1l1nl TIT
ptHttfr>s y,.tv interesting .nn1 pleas
itt@, :atu1 commended }i.r for taking,
nj ollna1'ta11sit t,ttlii' Sl'l:sx.t>1n1 NJ
1fntH1lt}y haVlll!;s, tatlt}>l1t.= Tc'n1lt
Hlr, /. & :> :: m *":==" + I'LL: ::.~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

Cardinal 11unninS's manners with
womcn were always charming; un1
his low, when he took off the hat Of
more than Quaker brim, wits ii hom
nge the most gracious ever made.
It WIS not often that l1e permitted
himself II mere compliment, when
he did SO it was only because neat
phrase carried him away, You
have given inc Il book which has
kept me awake, and bring you Il
book to send you to sleep" THO
book which had kept him awake
was a volume Of poems OF ii tone 1lc
hardly caught. The book to send
tho poet to sleep was Il collection IF
his own sermons. Contemporary
Review. ..-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
-+s%.34 1t -,~.-+ ii" "+-e --s".a"
fsf,ts Afraid ut Vaccination.

once was present when school
Of eighty ar ninety boys between the
ages Of tim n1ld nineteen underwent
the simple nud painless operation OF
vaccination. shall not soon forget
it, Each hoy entered tho operating
room white and trembling, III if he
anticipated actual torture, and the
climax ":s> rr;,chcd wllcn the emp
tuin Of the football eleven, a. fine
athletic follow, dropped In Il faint A.
his sleeve was M,ing rolled up. Tit.
doctor afterWarl told ME that no hAd
Seen All officer <i1l the army do the
sanc thing On ID si1nilur occ1sion
from sheer fright. = Pail A1all Cru.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

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the low
We will send General lrunis Me'i publishers
gold binding, hitherto sold by
brightest and cheapest
The best ST. magazine and
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
rs 1t IL.

. Ioungl1>shald ito his friend Old.
we'd Tome up here for your vaca'
ton We've got the finest boy You
ever saw III your life. Congratulate
Inc on being the father of Il chcrub,
Oldwel Ito luis friend Iounghus.
band}-Thunks awfully, but the firm
decided to send Inc west for my va.
cation. Congratulations, old fellow,
Oh your first. Ia tn.
Year later. Younghusland ito his
friend Oldwctl>-Try and find Il nice,
quiet spot, old hoy, where wo cur
taku q vacation together. Would III
sist on your coming here, but baby
is cutting f1ia eye teeth. s'long. ~~
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
DOES NOT CARRY A REVOLVER.
Why Ono r3sn Prefers IL itc ''fteld tF'
Rather THAN tin ARMED. 49,

why One Ran Prefers II ftc "1teld tP'
f.A,:,er Than Gn Armed. . ~:
Il used l., carry 1t revolver, said
the man who ttti> |lune late Tt nts:ht.
'Unt evening Ii Eltsl1 tritl Ia 'llultl
mp M and when | drew my ristul
aud asked linn what could IT, Tor
him tnl no turned and ran like a
a,vr | congratulated myself mi b,'.
ing M Wise as to carry IL weapon for
sylt defense. But found that my
experiences viii, tic li4hwAyntan
was tho very worst thing which
could have happened to me-. When
over IL ,nun appeared: suddenly III n
dark street l;ita ut night 1fant'ic1l he
wi. II fnotpatl md could *taroly 10:
strain myself from rt*,chln& for my
revolver |rllr,i two thllI:*,> r:}:aic III
III lllv Life which n,:l1t>. 1llt>t(t>tn11ni1'o
/: t11tIt Iwo1ltl Iltll tl4 tl1,ll;tsa1'
I=ot1 l,siii llt1}ttss II
I num- +: " :.= IL !:
N; ttlI111.f ,eN.1>11:
1ltl 4 t1Ils
+ f III tas IA A@
t tim =;t rf ii Nsits
| il itt,l1 whom
h till II
EF*tll4t<* ttiilv 2Vo11ll<ll
e1l1}axl ft,reh1
Itl tIy { ttenl <;tsatl{ls ltitl
/ diss. 1Hlt=: Tint
Iii chi *itl l4iA 1lll4c l>1tri< lln1l|* Hc
wis walking t''>H>%1= $<ll= t1tltl~1>G1l1,1l
street ono hight, Al >1s,rul 1n i biz
guard He had just It;lssea d tree
when his quick e<,1: caught ii so>1n1
/ bl1lil1,l. him. =. Wluplill. likt II fish;
he s;&w II n1an stepping, n1lt from be-
hind Ii tree Something WIS III the
mans hand, tho marshal could nit
500 what. With one movement ut
his arm Inc drew his revolver and
fired. killing the man in the shadows
Instantly The man proved +" he a
harmless old cripple,
Now the possibility eft my tom
hitting II terrible mistake like this
worried me into Il condition If OK.
| trr1ne nervousness. And yet because
/ was SO nervous | could not bring
| myself to give up my revolver.
One night when was going home
II live in the outskirts Of Brooklyn
| il had just reached the corner Ut
my grounds WHEN Il man suddenly
came bounding over tltn fence and
| landed directly It'll front VI nc.
drew my revolvea%u1ul am sure that
should have shot him 1t had nut
heard my OWN hrnther's ,'o!trtrT o11t
sharply. For God sake VIII, what
are you doing1> H.. :.-::.:..-
! tone Of my babies was III, nnd he
had been running :'s.ro>s. OUT tsaWlnds
]; for doctor !. / |lavc never carried !;
/ pistol >since that tli-lat, md 4 >1lart
/. neIcl: si1sce ns.tn *Aflnjl nf:== highway
men" New Urk Tlil}ltat.: == =:"* 4: Il.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
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49, ~

e. G1oscr. Druggist, Watcrt,w,1.>
Wis., trll!; il the opinion Of i mar.
WHO keeps Il drug store" SELLS all
medicines, i comes in dirlct. co:1t1ct
with tho patients as:d their families,
and know; Letter that, alyon~ else
how remedies sell. and what true
merit they have. IIc hears Of all
the failures and successes, and can
therefore jidEe; II know ut ITO
medicine tf,r Coughs, Sore Throat,
CT Hoarsc1sess that had done such cf-
fectivc work i'll my
Coughs, family as Boscllec's
co~rh.+ German Syrup, Last
'o'o ~ o@>' winter lady called
Hoarseness, at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. She could hardly talk,
and told her about German Syrup
and that few doses would give re-
lief; but SHE had no confidence in
patent medicines: I told her to take
d bottle, and il tic results were not
satisfactory / would make no charge
for It. A few days after size calico;
and paid for it, saying that sh~
would never be without it III .uturc az;
few doses had given her relief @
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

Awhile ago n Yankee pedtllcr
came on thu Sioux reservation wifi.
q large supply of brass clocks, They
locked very Hay and caught tue eyes
Of the rel brothers, When the Yum
keu lett The reservation every head
OF n family li:ttl Il clock and he had It
two horse load pf silver dollars. Tilt
noyc1ty.of Ii striking clock SOON Wort!
otf and the Illtli;1lts Wanted tn sct!
what was inside tllom They 1iseov
cred il Wca1t1,*oi W}1ccls md lost III:
tilnc III tAkit>Et them cut, Many tot
tht1n nro NOW richly p1ize1 orna
ments. doing duty ~: earrings, hung
/ ing from tic t::lrs OF br:avo bucks and
tlashing sq11aWs, Cor: Indianapolis
Journal, ..: -:@ ... +: 81. F .... r.: .
/ fresh Igs.>&ut Possible In Kew York.
| Tho dealels admit frankly t}1t1Y
are persons in tho town who u1x
willing to poy III high price" sixty
and even scHentv= cents II dozen fo'
cggs that are Etlnrnlll Grtl to le strict
1ziy- fresh; By tiIut il meant :tEsgzs uny
(Whcru from ono to: threo tnys, old
]#Iolf= the"deal ra*aaA 1N.1=o1la ~Who &,
}: I=:i :iirn either rrozyor IN fai1' way
t,.==j ::=:t4IlIlr H<} *ThcH :eny further tia
5s;=#12l II $Ai:>tj1l3 ttlY 11<s}a,l1ly~ deceived
al Ii not possible - Itet eA 1E5
IIESl zt1z n]v. York t}l;lt ;arn Under AWrel
| @.l|t / dot 1tHtn III thc*bllln1tler. I'll New
= E,,,, .r,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
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CIT rn,exNaI }tl}x nSlee ttl1lA iese,
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Tne l,ol,1 t,seat1y a1Ht'".
. III t1 btf. t'A ~: flts lla 81 NJ nos Il:
. hf 1elts,E tlzan aAtisxterss; d tf tttt spsk
= IauWl@ tl4 l0tk NliltaNs tGtf aria tfttt. nj /:
And foat1' III II fhtlfltlet shout
III: :|: And rtAwthe .tIlt.ftt ak et stlys " 4
IL: 81: IF Ia A,naest t IT. Ut
And Atls* plit4! fefst NtSsstf ln ~ 81:
~ Her =itst, 1tf1g1l x t4t fleset e,H: oil xal,
!: E$ltl1 tollnss Iii 1la. il ep ysiA Ar n&I4: III:
. H.. And iAt*k4ss NhStg@ III uwt*}A5ng -usNn.
!: In TRUMPET tones, s*11own t=slst! Hard
I: The master shouts; The .ateerssn&ll hetds thu
.**-~ call. * :" III. e. H. - H.
n !: Cheers tor the ship: the Storm subsidies.
=. j.. lu ~Hfety through thu pit sn tides,
In a. fair wid she proudly *dea. -. :...>'
Her chlors tlylnE from .ht '*st, ::..:.
Her sails unlnturest hy tl4e blast.
sand hars rnI breakers r~w arc passed.
RI ~"~&3corsc ", ltuuxay In $e:y York l.ttlser
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

Dmt~O x11t, il =c:ity on*= ~tli1 ttanEye.* Il
s;1i1 to llava lnen 80 llunlod bectl1l~1:
ID EjHn1,tih: serpent. tn. cr1bits long
and haYitEu aoublf. hcatl, was killed
ut the present site IF tll. town sllHll1i
the ye;a1> 3G1 "a. ?. philadelphia
Ledger, r.: ",:* II" *-@=:::=: = .s.~#s ::
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
An Showing the Urgency ut tho C1t>e.

Az Showing the IrEe,'c, ut The Cnse.
City Editor (of Boston paper Mt
l.3t> u, nj. We shall have to cut
dawn that column ct miscellany On
tho eighth page to five or six stick
J. fuls. We are crowded.: :.<">:> +. -. ~.
:. x 1si.ta1It.:I don't 500 how :we can
10 tlat without spelling it entirely,
It:s=p1 r II tjEle: On "The *Exlt1tnt IN:
sItiratiuri=t,f tho Sacred Scriptures = /
H.. CITY Editor:.. trelip>ed1 oh. It I isl
Tim kilt tl1oAy article: 4 thought
II tIl; an t.:ty ~ fbse1l,*~ chiea4$o
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

" Tho primal p;,,s>llt Bower lirxi Wtls
born with Il vain streak. This IT,.
marx ahlH bird decks it's home 1lcat
with I'll sortsuf ornaments feathers,
bits Of wood. etc., mid when it IN IN
captivity. any objects which its 1teo1,
el' may throw in tho cogo =n1t utll
| lied for ornanltnts~~ploces OF cloth,
F<laas a1ltl:.ntl{'f rubbish ::>::=;teNc}er3:
Review II: =:s : +: RI: ID
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24

I Inquisitivc OLD p1*<y- What did
you call your playmate. my boy' /:
Pete from tic Sixt ~ said = WIZ
a guy. =.
What In IL E11y;' rig.
"A guys Il hlokc what doa.t know
his biztlc%s .-.
what il l,is bu>ireSs?" ::
II never *ee lin 10 nothin Int
shoot snipes: " .::=. ..... >. -.
i: >'A1&1 vlaerc t'ots he shnot s11irc1'
i: -: :'oh, round dc hotel, IN &oaytnrs
IN zt,rloo,ls:* F: ~: #.
|* Us: = But there are no birds around
s}tf>l; {1Ilat:,,<='" f: IL =. >>.: !: >= ~.
&: ><;11il,t4 hint ln1r,xls'
III. tt=;a1't, Ae1: ".
i: ' I'll YOU
*saiIa i til 4. == &. 81. * +: III: 4"
II NI1lt W := ""
On h" over ll{H,t,:=
y Dl:s IN tlf Kye,1.st tt1s fa IlsslA1uk III
eyer stst,1a mn ~. stW some o. tle
worst a ,ltl1t know e1lltf tor.u.Eio
wen - il I1<llti "=- l).tl*Oit Tl1l|tilt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
II Rally l.tslt.tlat,t..

/ !: The first :tlnlt' that ! ha1 the llltas.
s111r Ut q Gill from lis mother hc:;lc'
.co1altul1ts1 ner.. ind saiu sW>etly III
my expressed lr::rtt ut having T.
tell him gop<hy .WAe11 hi, visit was
ended ~: :.~. :* =: r" ~ r.. =.
T. **No~,1o> 1lre!: Tee~tee Wcewie' M
no 70 ont Ut houZic It You net'.
Which his mother informed ule WIS.
being interpreted:
do not cry' Little Willie will not
60 out Of the house ii you cry"
BY the time ! lltl k1luwn him sew
cral months | learned tint NEE
was to 'cry." and 'tce~tee" WIS lit,
tie" When he said The tte-tee
lowwow 11ces" it was not strange
that the uvera. listener was mysti.
tie.l az tn his meaning.
There is ilo Kindness in allowing Il
child to ,lse this SORT ct language. It
Is quite as easy for him to learn the
proper words IN the beginning, and
once acquired they will serve him
forever. Otherwise us he ut4rows
infancy TIC will have the 1no1tifica'
ton Of being laughed AT, and til.
*ultlntl mental strain ut learning
Whit II equivalent toa new to1lyue.
~@I5abyl1ueu1: Fl: ~. VI &: f.. ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-24
ABSOLUTELY PURE
life INSURANCE ! ur1 .;ir* tho g1:e;at d

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Life insurance: Huu ttlQ ITO 9re;'t d
1'i>ls " Il: & " T.. nj: " F: # -:
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Lots.

These lots are closer to the center
of the city than any other addition,
and at the same distance lots are SELL
ing for three and five times the price
asked for these. There is millions in
it for persons of small means. Call on
Mrs, or P. G. Kirkpatrick, southwest
corner Eighth and Clay street.
All parties desiring plats of the
kirkpatrick addition can obtain them
upon application.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Do You Know II?

A common cough is the most dan.
gerous thing in the world to neglect; a
slight hacking cough is also very
dangerous, as it always leads to
bronchitis and consumption. Don't
neglect them. In selecting a remedy
for coughs, colds and bronchitis, be
sure and get one that is not full OF
opium and one that will not produce
constipation. Billiards. Horehound
Syrup does not constipate, remember
this. 1t is perfectly harmless for chill.
dren, and it's the most soothing and
healing throat and lung medicine in
the world. 1t cures consumption,
coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma,
whooPing cough, Group, bronchitis,
hoarseoess, sore lungs, tickling in the
throat and greatly strengthens the
lungs after pneumonia. Sold by ID,
y. FISHER & Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Extras for Buggies.

Carriage and buggy tops, carriage
and buggy wheels, buggy bodies, cush
ions, azy backs, springs, 9TH wheels,
shaft shackles, prop nuts, prop
joints, cots, storm aprons, shaft tops
single 'ees, shafts in pairs or odd
poles, breast Jokes, pole circles, dashes,
dash rains, seat handles, etc., cart
wheels and springs, at
T. p. SPARKS 81 Sons.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Rules and Regulations at the Park
NatatoPium.

Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. closed on
Sunday night. Pool reserved for
ladies exclusively Wednesday evening
2 to $50; Saturday morning 9 to IL,
Monday night 9 to 10 for ladies and
gentlemen, pool party, tub, needle, and
vapor baths at all hours for patients
and others. Experienced male and
female attendants day and night.
Tom PADGITT, Proprietor.
j. B. CHEsNUT, Manager.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Cheap Lois.

The only cheap lots offered in Waco
for the last five years are those now
on the market in the Kirkpatrick AID.
dition, East Waco. These lots are
being sold for one-half their real val.
ne, making chance to secure de.
sirable home such as will never occur
again.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04

Subscribers who do not receive
their paper will confer favor by re-
porting so at office, as that is the
only way we can know whether the
carriers do their duty or not. Carriers
not allowed to sell papers under any
circumstances.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
Cheap Lots.

These lots lie high and dry. They
overlook large portion Of the city
and have perfect drainage. They lie
in the healthiest part Of the city, catch
ing the pure breezes from the prairie
untainted by passage over any part Of
the city.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-04
~ to Kellum & Lawson 113 S
w u 4th St. for farms & ranches
Excursion to Dallas.

The reunion of x.Confederste vet
Grams at Dallas, April 9th, the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway will
sell round trip tickets April 18th and
9TH, good for return until April 18th,
at one fare for the round trip.
j. Il. SMITH, Ticket Agent.