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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

Of the e,5S5 mel who enlisted in
the United States army last year %
per cent were laborers. Other call
ings we're represented as follows;
School teachers. 81: students, %.
druggists, 80; photographers, Is;
musicians, ~; lawyers, I; printers,
IS: bookEerpcrs. -: typewriters, .
engineers, -: cooks, 1913: machini>t>,
106: farmers, abou; 1900, and no oc-
cupatiOu, Sc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

Those letters from Willis which the
people want 10 see, are withheld be-
cause ther are confidential How
can state papers be confidential"
In these suppressed letters are no
doubt the very things the public has
been aching 70 know about.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

The Wilson bill will not only C,

The Wilson bill will not only calSt
al immense shrinkage in values, il
will wipe out hundreds of millions OF
capital in the form of mill buildings
machinery and tools. Its practical
effects will be these eff : r:t;oca; con
Migration.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Poffreo Water for EhcuEaaiiSm.


For the benefit of Il large number
rho arc suffering from rheumatism
in this reiglNbUrho"l. We publish 4
sure cure as related to us by a gen
tlcInan who was go III With this dis
case that his life was GesFaircd OF.
He was confined TO his bed. and 81
acute was his sufferlngS that il Il per-
son walked across the room il caused
him to scream out with pain. His
wife Leard that potato water wa
good. and rs = last resort She put on
Il halt a peek OF potatoes in an iron
kettle owe. the stove and let them
boil to pieces. Shc then by diat OF
much labor and cHtrcme pain or the
part of her husband. got him up and
put his feet in soak in the water, anu
the pain was relieved rs if by magic
Cloths DIPPED in the hot po;at" wafer
we're then applied To his knees an
9lncT poitlOuS "uS|'""' 80"
fie application almost Killed him "
Irst. SO sensitive was the first touch
vet :. moments lime saw tire pal"
uIIa7cd, and the patient IVES >oUn rr
loving u sweet sleep. His Recover.
was speedy, aHd he has not lad 4 :"
we're attack of rhcHratiSnt since. w
advis, nil oar readers thus afflicted. 10
give this simple but effective remedy
a trial. The person who received
such benefits has told of tie remedy {
10 manv others. ana in every instance i;
!, has proved successtul-Cp9 am =
~
Advertiser. -
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
You can fcos--
EN- all Foreign E.. MI I afIs:

the Worries Fair demonstrated ouclusi-c that
tl'I,oadS can be Titated-iDitate so perfectly
that the best expert judges were bsfied.
We are exclusive importers Of these goods and
our confidence IN them is such that We will send
yen by t-p.-ss, c. o d. LpS:-EAse 10 erGE!ire Re-
t9's ceheca.1s), a Beautiful Stud Pin or Ear
Kings, handsomely Set, for Sr.zS first carat, each
stoLe, ard 81. oop er carat, each additional carat;
or. TO sare express charges, sent postpaid by
mail on receipt of price. Rings correspondingly
low. Clearly specify the size wanted, and al
dfeSs' INTERNATIONAL GEM co.
agents Wanted. Is7 La Sale street., Chicago
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

Kentucky elected eight women as
County Sch0Si Superintendent at
the recent election. One of them is a
widow, As years old, and the mother
OF II children, seven OF whomarc un-
der IL years of age.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

FINAL eITTLEMENr.-NOticr is heTcbs
Z given to Nil crcdit0rs and others interested
in the estat" of Amanda 1homqr. deceased,
that the undersigned a. :: l~isl,at0r Of said
estate ~iiteui- - make H. II - .'aIcIt thereof
Z, The ncHt term ui tire tci" -. ..jrau tuuTt vl
LCmn."- H. asr of Cape Gir"-i,au County
vi sour. - IA nC'i q: ihr '.Hrt hpH." in the
city 81 CAPT ,,ira leaf 0n MUaGav, January
--Lf, : : DAVID \ GiE-.,
"rC-,:|i Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
sr,II

EINAL SETTLEMENT -Noticr = h~-.b,
a give. to I'll rr..'rfs- r.' ,'ht-- ere =.
ia the cstat..i La ...- T--,t-lr. = .". =.
that the ur'irr- 4 ri G".s.. rat. co. sat
estate intends to make "a -rtti,m. ,.' i..Itr.
at the L"\t term Of IN CAPE r.rarlcau ,"ari
oi Common Plea % 's:a' g. rafi"au ,"Ulrv.
Missouri. t. bc hi ~ she C..il hru.s ~ the
city oi cap" G!TarIr"H on H'9d-,. JANUARY
2and lsIi lIE.,i.l EpINNi<E.
d~rc5,n2n A1.iri rrn'n-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
nAEiE3a BROTHERS, So Yors.
Coucc:~r's Notice - Ta~-Pavers.

N-pIE:T j. E"T'ty given - ~ T-r-g"s ia
- drE-t~r!in t." "i'y ~ -. ti5-l.i Al l"-
fl>eS. that tie .HN h.nS- are nov IL n'r r,->,~-
s,pG. Il 1t In. tGNC, Thereof uIr. ~ ! ntii ~
in aitrI ia"c'' a. L." "':C" d. :aC.'.T :: E"I-r
during r:rl d=y pi -. .r.A tom IN" % C!HrL
\. ". tpfri- u'rirrL % -. IT, ysl 1T TIE ~"uHr
until tn H=-t la u:iaaua-r. 49,. an'i .~1I;rrr.
that uul,.s aid ta<"~ az. nil and ir'i re trr-
frs: ,iay al JaurIrv. Is! ;lu, hail u---.,I.a.
icliHII ut a='t h'.r interest q: tia Tas. u','
urr r.'t Der T,H!JlI i,r ra.h and ".r. I.rL'h
ti". remain uul'aiI. alter ia. L'c.'r... J.lia-
gurlt: AMI ih.ir collection vii E' " : :, ii H.
suit - rnfp!s Il. lea q T-.i "~'-' .. row
Il Il ny tn, c,Hr. al tn srf.uTe -. : sni" OF
prrsyhal pTrP,rlg a. IT S.ri": ~ "ri.I n"c'.
'Ii:l~t iii.,~'H ,"!!r,.gr
Cape GfTnTtrnr. NJ l,.r. g. l.:.s-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
>arTplr copy. 10 GEMS.
CHARLES SCkiHNGH> SONS.
7i3 R~r"aJway. New York.

81 >iL SEiILi.nkNt-->"'ce IL hcr' 10y
4 sfGr- to- ali c%TaTiItofs aLd "J!trc interested
il thr r.ta-' Hell Ehl,rs d,,tHsed. Tat tie
uE.irrtiC.ri "\,rG'r'N 81 sax. 's'a;ci,i.Ihs III
make ti.ai ~pSl.cIiIt. / thereof :; iUc eat term
u. IA" Caac G.ra.f,au Count Of Common Pleas
OF CAPE GJrar;eIu Ccuaty, Missouri. Ia hc teid
at the court L."usr in the CItv q, C:lc G!rGr!eau
on Mcltay, January .3nd, l9r;.
VII iikLMiNE tHl.EE>.
d~rcaju-" LNCCUirlA,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Fifth Day Z! Jan
s J.. 1891.

At the court i'oDse door in sLc city of Jackson
g .G1sy ~ Cane GiTGr,!eau, SSzo-ri, between
the hSu-s ~ nine u'cloc.. j" Tie i"TrroOn aud
five O'Clock III tie aiter IUpn OF THAI cay. 4
durir- the session - the Cap. Gira9GsaI cir
cuIt court OF Cape Gi-aricau count. sell
for cash il mani 20 he hi-ho.t bidder, all the
right, title. claim al interest a. said FREEZER
lex y. bradford. firm Of + :. / Id:ari 4 70 8,
OF. in and 70 the above described p-Cper:y, 70
satisfy said eNecI.ion aa'i cost.
JupSCN " RANDOL..
dgClJg!> Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

a years subscription 10 >crlpu ;
Magazine will bring into your home
twelve monthly numbers aggrcgaIing
over 1900 pages OF the best rrI m0>t
interesting reading, and more than
IDn hcautiIul illustrations.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Ijarp8r,s Periodicals.
Ter Year.

The NGiump- Of the Wrck.y .ggin with the
i.r>t N-inbeT for January at eI'J -ear. when
40 time l. n.cn.ioHcG. sulsrTi p:l1Hs vii begin
with the Number -urr.ui ri the time OF rec u
Of ordc--
Bound Volumes .! Harp.r~ W-ekiy Tor three
yer. back, in meet cloth h-r ne, vii he sat
Gv mail. postpaid. oT hv cypress. free OF Cv-
ycuSe provided the freight docs aCt exceed on"
doIlE- gaf s~yiGIs-l. FOX - 60 Pc N3.4rHc-
Ciath Gases tor each volume, suitable for
ainiipg, w:ll be Scu; :. mail, postpaid, on
r-ce { 81 :! e. each.
RI a e. shoula he maie by P0st0flre
Hol.c- '-. or pratt, TO avoid chance Of loss
News, NJ are cot 20 cop. this al .eTtisem'l It
Without the c>II. - c-fcr Of Harper & Brothers.
Address HAKPtfS B~EoTHERs, New icrk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Estate Of Frederick IL Vastrrlir.. decreased !
Mar HIst"Iiirg, Admi4I>.ratr.s. ,

a:,, >ta;r Ui Missouri. ~rrtcfnir : term. ~
II :sy October Il, is.i. a.I 18th dsy of said
t,rm-
Estate Of Frederick II Vastrrlir.. decreased
Mar |Tst"Ti;ng, Admi4I-.ratr.s.
O:tsrvf Pu5li"a:."a.
Now on this iAy ceres w. NastorIiag,
~ IdiuiTi>t-n.TIN Df H.. - ate Oi FREDERICK
IL. ' astcTliIs1 late 81 sal county. deceased.
and present to 'fg r''r' her PETITION. vrrii,d
~ a--iaNiJ. -, ing i.r a. ori"r tor the safe
~ =" real state 0i which eaId Ert-lcucS Ii
Na~t"rI'ur, cIct seized ard possessed, 10 Ias
tn debt. 81 sand estate. whicn said p-.lt.O;, wHs
hrr"':a ;'a.Ir'l 10 jht .rcr G.t=. l.-;s and iuVtu-
t.r.r- IL T,!UIrcI BY law. Allowing that ga 4
state IL !.'!vhicd ard ;hai saIt debts arr uH-
PAID All that ;urrr J. lrt su.lic,"Uf as-rtS On
If .. 10 pf- T." r.!Tv. OG examination there
Il. Il Is pId:rvi 10y the con : that oil persons
int"r.stri in the rsta:c If saii d,r,a 81, ip.
notified that Application as HiuTrsa''', Las ""ri
GaGfir. anal tIai CHlcs~ tlp c~'strgTN h1 shown
a. IT before tnr ;.T,t ia, 81 tao H"Nt term of
th!s cpC.t :" hc bI%Gu - Arli al In, COuT'
HOUSE II tic citv uI JHpr Gir:.ri,aa, Cape CiT-
art an coi .iy, N'e~' lTI. Ud the fourth Aoa,i?S
il ,iaI-i.rs. i-'I. al u.ticr viii be made Toy flg
~@.s Il the rra' .-tate ia said PETITION ""errI"H.
a. ~ ,.ut'' thereof ~ shall D." rni~icat T.. = tur
l.ayFr..,' - >a't drhis, al tIr expense 81 said
.icbj-, Al ,NI"isrs nf such sale.
.A..i it is further usi,',l that this notice Ice
Huhli: he. iT sUiIc itcw -rHrcr lua.-ari il ~a.J
roII:V G.! Jlrc Girafgl, lu, Gr tour weeks I-ig'
"a ;ir .rNt term q! thi, c""r'.
q, rae "VlS
+ II. E&GfLMANN.
Gcc-:.a-n clerk.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

SPECIAL OFFER.
The nun.i,csS tor lS92. and
Subscription tor iN4i - ~
Inc same. with back GGIa-
beI>. uuuIid in rlD:.i = 10
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Sheriff : Sale Of Real Estate.

Wy vir-ur AID autHor.t. 81 q rcc.al ,Nccu-
81 TOR 'ssnci hy the clerk Uf t.r r.-cu.i
cnuT, al Gag" "t--ri.a,. ,0lnty. -
-uHrI. H.ar.Lg datr tine Din day Of Ortr. T.
l~':. aud rr;Uruahic To the I.tuhry t'r.r 49,
81 sad court. aul 70 nc d3rrc'cd. |iuffv.r o.
Iicrry k-tI.ir and nsaIa-t - irrick y sra !
trrl a.d Aiicc y, b--'i:"rI, / hays Irvlr Up,..
a:d st:Zrti the iUil' T.g tc-crIbr' Trsi late.
situate. lviuS "rI ''U= n IT,. cr.,.,tv If Cape
tiraTtlraT nni -" ~ Nilsson "a. tu-v'it:
rT-iuL'r~ =. section rpr trr or ~. >nut!
.ouuraTy 1r "G >f,tIpn -. f"w--hip -. alr'
"a ra-t al gul north vita suii srrtiu. L.,
-i.-i'I T;'GIL-: -l"ECr west tH-rc - s,.ails
rH.r e. -t-..u a~.-!g- 'hfiu,, = r.,SG r..t thr,r
-. cha!E~ u ~ l"rI-Etrs cor. :, con, laf, -
on" arr': tn same .SinS pant j.: 30 Iu'
s.uttw. e. ui s"rji"r -. .0Sa~gfp -. rsl-,
u east IL titr GiTaTt'gu C"rIt-. Ni-."uri
Al, the saw nal! -.'Gr4E II. other improve
mru-s sit.i-Tri un IL" sgIi pT"Inis &c. all 81
jug a--nri q. -tuCr ira if"~l. nee Ci.l.. lie o..
Ia" said r y Bradford; I'D ~,sIii. "a
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

The failure of the Santa Fc Rail
road is tile biggest railroad failure
we ever lad il! this country. That
railroad is about w CIty-i>vc wears oil!
and it owes about forty thousand dol
lars on every mile of its track. This
failure is out OF sight when compared
with OFT little Cape Girarleau rail,
road failure. Our road owes only
about fifteen thousand dollars pei
mile on its line al. told and it is only
about thirteen years Obj. 80 we are
not as deep i'll the soup rs we imagin
ed we were. Our road rms through
q better county than the Santa Fl
road rthfa and if the wrcrkcr'. rail
road sharks and ID ra.calS can be
held off a few wears our road vii
wipe eut its Indebtedness and come
out of the fog booming.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
SherlG'S Sale,

EpY virtue ard authority Of = trarscript c>.
~ ccu:iol - ned ry 'hr clrfS # Ne rirra
cr.,.- " ,ap2 G:-&& al couaty. u eo-r RI .aI-
ing d.. : ih" : IN Ia ct G"t.har, l~:G. IN, T.
turl.hlc \ Ire JinUsT, term. l-.+. TT lid
Krdz:" and i-"iIst FREDERICK y. Bradford.
firm 81 -. iira4'I-lN Go. I hav" lrriel ~
on aat .riz-I the ipI.Tuia= described personal
property. s~.tUat". Hrl being N the county
ri tapr G.-arirau alt state Of Missouri,
to-N.'
OIc locomotive Boiler. tn a~"gi9es. ore saw
mHli with all fixtures belong = II said saw
mu.i. sait rs"Terty heing Known as tie
>h-Tu=,I urop"Tt- and | VIII, on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Order CT Euh,i,afiln-

II I'll Cap Gr~l ID Cuurt uT Crrraor
pleas. W.''t. an. r.r ;!. c"!l;g oI sapr Or
ar .I aLj st.tc "f Il -ps..I. S,.trn.a-I
t.rrG. !rr
-r"-!.y i:sn.sar- 80. AL scc"r.L ia,
q ~....,.iiI
E"I..a iiu-h-:aaan, p..i.:,H.
t'.Ni .-T
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

The st. Louis Republic is publish,
ing in its Sunday edition 4 series Of
articles descriptive of Southeast Mis-
souri,. Tho author of the articles is
surely well acquainted with this see
ton Of the Ste:e, and his pen Is a
fertile as is the soil of the Great
Southeast. HIS pen pictures of the
different counties 90 far rs he has
went are true 10 natiifc. He sets
forth in language plain and exact the
many advantages Of the counties he
writes about without eXaggeration
and his writings are calculated to do
much good for this long neglected
bart of the State.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
:. y. NATIE~pN,
y. II CnEft rE. Di.'c-or~.
DAVID Gl...NS

EISAL SCI ELEMENT Notice i hereby
Z given 10 d.. creditors aL'' ";hcIS interested
lI Ia - ajc -. EiuiiIc Ha~,uTg, lrc'r-rt, :ha:
-, uHtl'rs ..cd vA-cIt' II 81 sad ">;at" Iutrliia
% mai" h..aI ~ritlrm-.' thereof a the ErNs
term "i Ia" Ia! G.rar.cGh ''.rt Of toH.;U"I
t.-as oi CsI e G4-SYl.au CulI.ty, M.-s"E-', 4"
h .s"i.t "a. "a" ,uTi house "a rhr city ui TAI -
G.Tar,i, IL oa Monaay, JaIJa-y A..t. -
ILNEY lIEICh,
drC23U.' Executor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Railway I'ime-Tab]es
ST. LOUIS & PADUCAH RAILWAY,
ST. LOUIS 4 CAIRO SHORT LINE.
(ST. L. A. & T. H-R. X. CO..

Daily. I Daily except Sunday.
This lire now makes direct connection WITH
G. T.. = c. trains leaving Cape Girsrdesu as
SEQ a IN ac-iviug at s.. Louis at ll-S5 a. M.
Returning. leave 81. Louis 81 : 20 a. m. ar riv-
ing at Cape Girardeau at . 30 p. IN.
GRO. + Larry, Tea. Pass. Agt 8. Louis.
GEo. W. PAKAkE, Gen. Manager. st. Louis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
REPonp CT THa COALITION

-: &c t.r,i $-:.n-ui Ia d at TAP G-ar-
d,aa. - tsp -ar.icrr ia 81" state 81 sils
,,r- = ~" c'- o. - I-a-.. D.r..lor- 49,.
I-r.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30

TD.ai : Iig. $50 q"
LIABILITIES.
I1pjtal stock "ajj IL > -h.AA
>s.Iitu> al - ',''J
| ls;4vi !rf Is,.it~, les ',t.. Is J.t
Ia 49, rand l.G-t 80
- ouai i,GtK notes outsla"Gi x lr-llG
D.v T., -talc "a n aui ha,E-r: i.-+i -;
ih,:lNitIai 'iciv.l;o -nIiaC; {" ".''" g, y. ~
urHand crrt.ncttcs "i u..n,itr -; -
Inns certificates OF deposit ~, -
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
Order OF P-'1i ca ion.

In liz t2Tc Guardian Conn II Common Pleas.
within a,i Tor the cUur'y Of fa.r GuIyripar
AZ, STAKE u, Missouri. ~crtcfnhf ? term. I-.3
II LAY October Il, i>"i. AID 18th tay Of SAIL
t,rm-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-12-30
~TIarDsT's Periodicals..

Pc. Ir.r +" al ~lh r.i.gr- IL. The U.I.~,
-i.' Cata':d. aLI H~\l-u.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09
Ahead OF All.

Waco can boast Of one business
house that has no peer in the State
of Texas, viz Il f. Dennis Il Co.,
dealers in furniture. This fact was
forc'bly illustrated parade day.
Having only three days in which
to get up their float. the matter was
left in the hands e Mr.. Will Reese,
who, having stock of goods to
select from carried by no other
house in the city, with the true
instincts of an artist. constructed a
float that took the priza. This fact
points moral: A house tina. car.
ries ordinarily a stock that could
take the prize on so short notice
where SO many beautiful displays
were made in the same line, is de-
serving Of the support of the people
of Waco. This firm keeps abreast
with the times and is on the con-
slant lookout for novelties. Their
carpet department is complete and
covers very large area of floor
space. Prices ru.e low aud salts
faction guaranteed in every instance.
Can on Them when you wish any
thing i'll their lipe.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09
Just il Pointer.

Do you own your home? II you
don't, get move on you and get
one. When you DO, call at Z. f.
Smiths, 4C4 Austin avenue, and
see what they can do towards max
ing it comfortable, bright and
cheerful. A large line of window
glass and the justly celebrated ii.
w. Johns Asbestos Paints, these
are considered the best in the
market Also Mound City Co.'s
pure prepared Paints, lin-
seed oil, varnlshes aud full line of
brushes. Mr.. Smith carries one of
the largest lines of Wall Paper to
be found in the city. his prices rule
uniformly low. None bnt the
most skIlful woikmen emf loved,
therefore nsuring the best possible
work at all tim &. If you would
get the best call on Mr.. &. f..
Smith.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09
Plain Facts.

When person has anything to
sell, advertise; people read the pa
pers. Now, there is one firm in
the city that believes in printers
ink-Connor, Tucker 81 Co., the
live shoe dealers. They prove
their faith by their works, and do
what they advertise to do. You
can get more for your money, a
higher class of goods, and more
general satisfaction to the square
inch than any shoe firm in w AGO.
Now, as Josh Billings says, ''proof
of the pudding is chewing the bag"
give these gentlemen call and be
convinced thai they trot right to
the front in all foot gear. If you
can be pleased they'll please you
and not size your pile, either.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09
New Bakery.

Mr.. J. w. Stacy, late of Dallas,
will open up y new bakery at TIE
corner of Austin Avenue and Sixth
street. Mr. Stacy is the leading
baker at Dallas and many old custo.
mers Of his from that city will no
doubt be glad to learn that they can
be served as well here az there. MIR.
Stacy has spared no pains nor
expense IN fittlng up his place and
when stocked will be one of the
neatest business houses in Waco.
Mr.. Stacy thoroughly understands
his business, and we can safely
promise all those who paironize
him satisfaction. DON'T forget the
number, 600 Austin Avenue, cor
ner Sixth street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-09
Holiday Goods.

A thing of beauty lis a 10y forever,
and when combined the useful in
tensifies the feeling. Such is the
jewelry store Of M. l. Winans at
$50 Austin avenue. Mr.. WiDans
carries the largest and most ex-
quisltely selected stock of watches,
diamonds ard jewelry in the city.
His line of Christmas presents is
most complete. Having made
special selection for the coming hol.
idays, Mr. Wl2ans can safely prom
Use satisfaction to all. None but
the most skilled workmen are en-
ployed and all repairs promptly
execu ed. Mr.. Jos. Brown fas
charge of the engraving department.,
which is guarantee that the high
est skill will be used in his line.
Mr.. Brown is thoroughly up in his
business. Don't forget that if you
would get your moneys worth call
at Winans, 520 Austin avenue.
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XlnaS Goods.

One among the leading merchants
of Waco is S. Marx. This gentle
mans place of business is at the
corner of Austin Avenue and the
public square. HIS stock consists
of neral merchandise catering
mostly to cut of town trade. Mr..
Marx gives employment to no less
than twenty-four statesmen, who are
kept busy waiting upon their many
customers. Mr.. Marx has laid in a
large stock of holiday goods con
sisting of toys, fire works, etc, and
his prices are within the reach of
all. When you come to town don't
fail to call and examine his stock.
Fair and honorable dealing has
made his house a popular re-
sort.
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The Misses Denny were guests Of
Miss West this week.
O Mrs. Rufus Williamson came
over tor the Chrysanlhemum ball.
Mrs. Frederick Mcdonald re.
turned to Fort Worth on Monday
Mrs. Herbert Woods is seriously
III at her residence on North Fifth
street.
Mrs. Stewart, nee Miss Frank
Graham, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Graham.
Mrs. Howard Mann has returned
from Austin, but has been ill with
la grippe.
Miss Killingsworth, of Austin
street, is nttrtaining Miss Emma
Davis, of Austin.
MIR. Alpuente, popular travel.
ling man, " no has many friends here,
was here during the week.
Misses Lula and Lila Johnson,
OF Dallas, were entertained by NJ SIS
Park, but have returned home.
Mrs. Chester Storey, nee Mis-.
Ada Burke, is visiting her parents
and was one OF the bellies at the
ball.
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NJ. r. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
office 1857 Justin Aremde.
PERSONAL.

A. r McCollum, editor Of the
Day Globe, is quite i'll at his resi-
dence on North Fifth street. He is
suffering with grippe.
Capt. and Mrs. A. M. Smith. of
Rosalie, Red River County, accom-
panied by Mrs. Smiths sister, Miss
Emma Allen, arrived in the city
Monday, and stad over Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Smith then went on
to the big masonic meeting at Hous-
ton, leaving Miss Allen in this city
to await their return.
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Phone Lacy ii you want good Coal.
FOR SALE.
The finest blackWaxY farm in

The finest blackwaxy farm in the
county, l4ss acres, Is miles west
sDf Waco, miles east of Crawford;
$50 acres in highest state of Guilt
walton, balance in pasture, 3 and 4
wire fence, mountain cedar posts;
6 tenant houses, we'll water at each
house, good barns, graz aries, cribs,
ETC.; 1900 &C, es.good tiIiable land on
this place; 1000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels oats, 1000 bushels wheat;
80 head horses and mules, 3 Jokes
of oxen, 100 head of hogs; farm
ing implements, such as sulky
plows, walking plows, mowers,
harvesters, all necessary farming
tools. All the above 60 with this
place if sold by lst of January, '94,
at 500 per acre, one.third cash,
balance on 10 years time if desired.
We know this to be one of finest
places in the county. Very healthy,
close to school and church.
We have other good farms in
the county.
HORNE & WILLIAMS,
4l9 Franklin Street, Waco, lex.
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BaHard's SNOW Linlment.

Mrs. Hamilton. Cambridge. Ills,
says: had the rheumatism so bad
could not raise my hand to my head
Billiards. Snow Liniment has entirely
cured me. take pleasure in inform
ing my neighbors and friends what it
has done for me. Chss. Handley,
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee, Ill ,
advises us Snow Liniment culed him
of rheumatism. Why not try it? 1t
will surely do you good. 1t cures all
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
Sprains, etc. Sold by H, G. RIsHER
& Co, Waco, j. b. CORNISH, East
Waco, Texas.
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Wood and Coal.

Steve wood - 80 per cord. Cord
wood 81 80 to 1915. Also Meal.
lister and Brier creek coal at lowest
prices, by 100 lbs or in ton lots.
Prompt delivery. Phone 1913, Cur
lev wood ward,
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Waco people should not forget
the generous lift our home talent
gave the Nursery. Neither should
they forget to see the new designs
in hair ornaments and novelties NJ
$40 Austin street.
WlNANs. the Jeweler.
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Phone Lacy for McAlister Lump.
Notice to Creditors.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of George Sterling, de-
ceased, will present same for pay
ment at the law Office Ct r.. III.
Harrison, Proyident building, Waco,
Texas. l.. S. Ross, Executor.