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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

been doing much damage. Six members
Of one family were bitten. aud dogs,
sheep and cattle have died from the
bites Of the rabii animal.
Among the new postoiices named in
the postal guide tie following are IN
North Carolina Bessie. Blinks, Dennis,
Ella, Fulp. Nladgc, SlUeo and Iinn'
The commissioners for Maryland have
received "a letter from the Worlds t0ir
managers saying that Sept. II had been
accepted az Maryland day, and that the
management would use every effort to
make the day success.
There was a curiosity in Greensboro,
Ala, last Saturday In Tie shape of q
dwarf g~gro woman. She measured only
fOrthy eight inches in height. about
thirty-two inches around the waist, wears
a child's No. II shoe, and Is y years
old
There Is at Huntsville. Ala, at the
residence of Robert J.. Landman. Won
derful human bpinRn curiosity and a
monstrosity. A young woman I'D years
old, weighing twentyscycn pounds. with
q fairly we'll developed head. though de-
void Of human intelligence. Her body
and limbs are spidcr-likc and ossiicd.
Mr.. John Howard of Woodingtou,
y. g.. met with peculiar death re-
In cart lie was found on BIS knees.
with elbows and head even. resting on
the ground. His death is enveloped in
mystery.
Abe Lloyd. q Cincinnati prize fighter,
was yesterday sentenced at Newport
Ky. to the work house for three months
and fined $500 for prize fighting.
A negro woman left two Of her cldld-
ron alone IN house near Horse Cave.
Ky. The house burned and the child
ron persisted 100 the flames.
Judge NJ. q Slufey. now holding court
at UarrodshuHA Ky, has tclrgraphrd
President Harrison commencing tE"
qualification of Colonel W. q. Bradley
for the seat made vacant by Judge
Howell Jacksou's elevation.
w. h. Jcnmngs Of Wellington. ID. G..
purchased of John T.. Madden Of lex
mrtpu Ky. Beautiful Bells and De.
cpptOu, two thrpp-y pur-uld iIlics, paying
him $3.50 aud $3.50. respectively
All Shcrer of Richmond, Ky, has pro
secuted her 7O-ycarOld husband with
twin girls
The lOycarold son of Tom Warrior of
Mercer county. KY was torn limb from
limb and doyourpd hy hogs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

sam Jones expressed bis qualification
the othcr day because he lived among
people who had no other punishment, Tor
rupe uul seduction than determination.
Tho defcpso Of the home, no said was a
Christian duty,
The IoNas Christian Advocate docs not
agree with Sum but condemns Tho Ga.
zou' az q supporter Of anarchy hccaust
it said the people Of Paris did neht m
executing Henry Smith without the fo.
mpliiy of law Il has tho usual lecture
for the Secular press which it saws is
last becoming the curruptor of the pco-
plo.'
The Gazette ~ not disposed TO retort
IN The language Of lbs plous contempt.
nW IL Is Go it a source of regret and
not Of pleasure that papers 81 me class
of The Advocate are coasny. with rore
exceptions, 20 be factors In human af.
fairs. The exceptions are hrirhtepei
with That sympathy with the common
man which was SO conspicuous in the
life of Tho Master ana which SO many
OF those protesting 10 bear his commits
sion regard MS evidence Of hopeless
worldliuoss.
II The Advocate win follow the az
ample Of Sam Jones usc its heart ana lts
human instincts and drop theology Ger a
ume, our word for H. tho presses which
issue it wonld soon be beating tue with
tAose Of the secular presA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
THE STATE PRESS.

Too nonr fine metropolis. That Is the
rcn.on. iustrnJ of "a political hoycut.
WHY Dallag can't pat one of the COURTS
of puuppl i'm tho Wow of the Gainesville
IIosn.rinn.
"bnllns win NOT got one Of the new
courts of nuppols. even shoud they bp
rstubiisbpd TLr.p ruurts will never
hr rslnbliabpl within tlirty-two miles
of croh oibrr"
-. ....i 80 ..... r,.....nt...
,,,i StW'n'S IN pI'uu "l our I'u''"''N'
~. M. ......,,..... a.. H.,
q, '4i,' INJURY '"hP"hN' lur WORT
N"'ul y 'l,''li', W.. u,'h ln.1l'gI i"
.i., 3 i,,,,..,,i '. I...,
''u,,,,E wv. l',.'- ,''ul
monies \ NrIl,'' '''hphnrhl 10 the
,u,'l'l,gI' Ho'O'.l3 "' GUY -'alr quo a
,'.'', ',',l '' ,r I" ru'u ul' 'nuer OF
Wv '"llp,il' me- .. H'.'Il goo Wtsurl
W. " HGnlr .lp'' WI" 3" WIN tue uolN
I'D washington
The Galveston Tribune forgrfs unt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Thos, j. Allen, Jr.. nnd William Snch-
llVhvn, who are uncirciug Che world ON
bicycles, have arrived ut ill paso.
Jack hrcsscal, Paul Foley aud James
li9s'mW were brought 10 Paris aud
lougvu iu jail, charged with selling Nhls-
~ Ia the territory.
III faso Herald The Mcthodlsts have
iuNuguwtod something new Ina IN puso
lltllrrtu, committees will bee nupoiutpI
10y those conducting tbv revival to go
around and hold prayer meeting. nt uri-
NNte resi- dCurcS. This Is done for the hon.
chl of hackslidcrs and those who cam.
NOV s'l away nom homo duties To- attend
mVIugs at the church
The wheat crop of Fisher county "a
growing remarkably Wru
Father Otouuur, s. H., hppnp n mis-.
Moo ut the iieuuetta Catholic church
yesterday.
Henrietta is going to send large del
Ckluou 10 the immigration eouyruti1t al
Wichita Fails ou the ~ inst.
Thetc les talk uf q convention of smith
county iumcm hoing called o. assrmblD
IN Iylor 900 am onrly dutc, % deterpIitn
among themselves whit they win du
relative to tho acreage of cotton 10 bp
plamod This year
Chester Halle and Wolforl Wilson.
Two Austin huyS, have Written "a Iu.l,r
uNmN which promises Ca be- "a spr,pss
y pmmurW theatrical manager HAS fbr
may On Ibis hauds, and win place ID ON
ihr STAGE ut uu early date
1Weuville Banner II tho coal diapoy.
croi ut lone Oak proves what rs claimed
TOR it IL VIII he worth mon, to Hmm
county Than half dozen railroads. I'm
tNot it Mould rvolWioniRe manufactur.
ms. M North Texas and pul us in a
position io oher nducomenls 10 capital.
sls 20 'aost them TO invest u factories
\ stock Show win De hold az Calvert
ON May 10 ami n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Tho report thNt thc resignation of
eNGoccwor Roberts from the faculty of
tho state university was caused by disc
sauion IN the faculty, printed ycstrr-
day exclusively by rhc Goactlc, viii
give an unpleasant surprise to the friends
of that institution.
The statement that the ground of the
trouble is the employment of certain
professors who cutcrtau sentiments De
~IInrly ropumuut to Southern people.
such az lavoIiug socinl equality between
enc races viii intensity that surprise.
or course. &c this report Is accurate.
There is hnt one thing 90 do Tint is to
gct rid of che obnoxious professors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
GAMBLINa In Tnn MIDDLE Acrs

Gambling was the curse of the noblc
as II has always been the curse oi
every class trained TO win and TO desire
but with scant outlet for its eperc;o..
Tue knights in winter gambled prrttv
nearly all day. We remember how tho
Seryltor of Miun, entering castle I'm
the morning, finds in the great hail two
knights playing chess, go absorbed thot
they do not see him when Eost",.
COMES says the knights TO Milun. Eve
Wlll, rGcommcnce our tournaments" brt
uhtll castor there Is no rival 10 their
OF love. ""' b"'he
Chess was the haccarat. the poker Of
thc ildille ages. In vain the king for.
'"oe II IN l3O0, IN 1893, aud both before
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

When "a mere boy the late Justice In
mar WAS apparently SO dull ihat ms
nother Wns N despnlr of hls over hc.
coming anything at eohOnl a relajlye
20 wh1m ahe conhled her feal4 tnol'
Young Lncipa Ia hand aud cateohised MIN
as follows; "Cun't learn Latin. ~
'N0, str" "Or Grcck n mo. sire eO.
mQtlemntcsf' mo, SIR" What do you
DO ia y0ur debating soclotvY "Oh. /
tnk 70 The members | don't find lhat
very hart "Fhen, slr, so back To-
school and learn how TO talk. and how
10 TUX Well.p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Work win shortly commence on new
Baptist church ut Sterling city
a $4,000 church s to be- built at
Archer CITY Work viii hcgiu mmcdi-
atrlN
Franc houses are being moved on the
PRINCIPAL streets of Dublin aud are being
ropmccd hy bricks,
Work win shortly commence ON the
new churches ot Henderson,
An vtort Us being made nt Decatur
TO yet mp % circulating library.
Work viii shortly commence ON the
new furniture factory buildings nc Paris.
Work will shortly commence ON the
NOW oil min 600 Caldwell
The Dallas brewery is to be- enlarged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

lo'uMu-.
CURT EASLEN."
Syracuse. y, y, Feb ll-lrhp man
ElllrI near Jh,s city. uu the New York
Central Feb 3 has boon Identified
Ns Curt Euicy Of Henrietta, Tex He
was wanted iu Oklahoma for robhing a
man of SNONO."
/ desire to say, In reference To the
above That dc article Is q great hardship
upon the wife of the deceased. who N
one of Tie nOhlcst yOuug lniies
lhat We have in Henrietta Ills
family rs composed Of people who
stoud the very highest His
brother Is the owner and president Of the
Citizens hank of Henrietta so man Inns
ever tlmI ! have heard. ussanpd the
honesty OF Ony member of his family until
The article unpcured Ice your paper. aud ais
@ friend of his family, and especially his
dear little Wife, whom none know lint
To- love, ! lliuk it right aud Just thlt /
should write You of the great wrong
Tat yuu have done her Zoe your paprr.
tWi Paisley has never been wnutci i'm
NNoh1mn for ruhhug amy man of "A
slugle cent This / know 10 Doe fact
lie has not hDpn in N''ohoma al amy
time since it was created as territory
This ] know 90 he q fact lie las newer
been accused OF any criminal Olpnse
Uud as iWr as honesty Is concerned. ma
stood, zap to ,hc time of his uufurtuuutp
death, as high us any man, / hope There.
fore, you win see the Injustice done 10
Mrs. Enslcy and make some reputation
Tor tie same, Yours very truly.
II. II. MELBORNE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
ALL OVER DIXIE

Ten plordU counties have now CON
uNcted Iyr space 'n me Fiorida building
ot the Worlds fa.r
sam Allen has btcn committed to hU
&C Nadesb0ro a. g.. Cor stpnhag a. ernts
lrom weochee an the preacher po-
poglle IN Ekion, X, hes just deI
frVm hcklng iN mistress chcrk. rho
girl painted and the poodle dlei oi poison
OF course,
Mad digs In Bvantsyilc, Ky. have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
rosTEWs L0oAL ronncAsrs

I, mo Storm waves wll rcach Ibis m,li.
ulln ana th, Other changes noted win
Vv'ut., ot ana within 100 ai'l,s of Fort
,s,gl"'t oi the d9tes siycu hollow.
4. ~ storm wDve on this meridian.
!. h St9rn wave con- this mcndinp
~ Wind changing.
Coulor and clearing.
" ~ l'air ami cool.
2( ModemJmn
- Warmer
70 storm wa,c ou this meridian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Tuberculosis victims IN Do
States number tG3.jOO sn.4A
these 141,O are charged y "
lion. l2.OOO 10 tubcrcular ne1,
10000 10 scrofula, Each dfi-
serted 10 represent two yeln
meas. That means that iht, \
397 600 persons IN the unir
dying of tuberculosis The ~
of this enemy Of life is esli l,,,s,
greatly In excess o. WV.
Statistics show that the E'H9
tubcrculur diseases are beng ~
duced. and scientists are ny ~
without hope of Discovering F,
or Il remedy for n class y \
whose victims are more n ,Ils 7.
those of war.-New YORK haA =
press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
TRYING TO THE rRlRA

A few days ago, when lle ~.
in Inc suburbs were icy and ". u,
pnssible. am old resident .'
Mass, who stands y iea ~
a blunt matter Of ild
down aud could not iol sr
gain his feet. While tpins "
SO as TO recover his dignity
of an individual mmeaees
sagely remarked, wltllogl y
sist the fallen man: 70 ~
did youy' "YN, did ly'y h.
Law down here on puiW'l Al y.
time Mr. - had reGll'N r.
muttering as he sllppd WIZ
ppoplr do ask the mosl wy
don. Boston Journal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
EXCITING BOAR Hunt Bg
LAND

An exciting boar hunt ioss Il
Che estate of County COmmiai
ward j, ellis Several yen
couple of shOats escaped from NJ
aud, tukiug refuge In NJ
swamp were never feeaRurl
gave birth 10 Il new race, WA
left the swamp, and grew 70 WI
~ wild. The recent snow and
vented their getting food, and 4
at last drove them TO seek vi
farm. A force of men were 81
each bringing a pack Of hJl1
chase lasted all day Friday ln /
yesterday winding up With lVlf
on tue first day and tWeniy'lul
second. averaging 200 p0lis
The hogs took 10 the woods 90. 2
men aud dogs q game light M
attacked the horsemea, lot 10 81
enter the field Of conflict % iosl
number OF dogs were badly uad
had their throats cot iron az
and died on the spot AboH
escaped by jumping over : NJ
fence. and IL is doubtful N
over be cuptured.-Snow hll ny
patch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Arlp1re 7. r.. Fob lG. iSpecial
The lHyo gIaud mry 80 Tishomiueo con-
dcnucd the Chicknsow cnpitul mildinrs
"s NnSaf and "a 81 Probable that thn
enpuNi Wh ~ removed 20 snne leiut
eN the tWlf Colorado and Santa Fo
railway Ahe pre-eW caplpll h thirty
tYe miles from the nnAros railroad sig-
nnn ans ,'s removal has been talked of
tor several Years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

and after, with every game Il
But who was 10 enter he "a
country castles 10 tell iale Z ,
and ladies playing the iotses
The women were almost a M
men. Never play chess save
says the Knight de Ia Tour .
tiers, ne sOyez jamais gfar.
de tables Aud he proceeds b n
melancholy tales Of land, On IA
of womm's honor spent Wg
euticiug board. But, alas, IA /
the days are IN 70 pass IL VIA
-COnLcmpOrary keneM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
GAINESVILLE.
The Question Of a Bridge Over Elm Creek.
The BapIisIs-Sania 20
Traffic

Gainesville, Tex. Feb. 1G.- Especial j.
An adjourned session of the city council
was held this afternoon To- hear the re-
port of the special committee appointed
To confer with the county commissioners
relative 10 bridging ELM creek. The re-
port was received fgyOrnbly and Alder
men Bomar Leonard and Griffin were
constituted committee 10 select a site
On motion Of Alderman Leonard the
council proceeded 10 the election of a
board of equalization. L. w. Sims. Joe
Wilson and j. J. Moon were elected.
City Attorney Means to WHOM had
been referred the question Of assessing
property to pay for improving the streets.
reported thut in the absence of an ordi-
nance providing for the leyying of such
tax, 1t could not he collected The
matter wus thcrcupon dropped Without
action.
THE BAPTIST
congregation has determined TO add
some extensive improvements to us
church, improvements which win make
u one Of the largest, as well MS one of
the prettest churches in Norh Texas.
THE ENORMOUS TRAFFIC
which the Santa Fe has been ENJOYING
Tor nearly two months shows no sign
of diminishing At S o'clock last night
there were five long freight trains lin
the yards, which became so blocked that
the south bound passenger was hemuej
IN for an hour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
EXTRA SUNDAY pApERs.
Dealers Must Send In Their Orders MOI Later
Than Friday.

The demand for Sunday Gazettos can
not possibly be filled unless nows-deolers
send IN their orders by Friday night
each week. The Gazette tries 70 pro
vide for the constant Increase, Dot
fnds Itself unable to do 80 whom dealers
reserve their orders until Saturday a
part Of the big Sunday paper Is printed
Friday night. as even the big fast press
cannot do the work demanded by the
Sunday edition all In one night.
Send In your orders for extra Sunday
Gazettes not later than Friday night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
FoR SALE.

Two thousand Pounds o. Good Brewer Body
Type for Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of brewer body type; beon in
use only three months good as now.
WIN DO sold In lots OF 100 pounds aud
more TO suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Editor Walsh of the Augusta Chroui.
clc H1ys chat % chow of tobacco taken
10y Gcordu muu changed the complex
iou of Clvclands cabIuct IL is idle
Speculation 60 guess what would have
been tLo result if females instead of
tobncco had bccu the ructor iu bringing
about the change.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

The only travelling pcrBons male or fe.
male at present ag,,91oriaed 70 geceIys ana
are.
D. j.. Boyle, O. r. Garvin,
]. II, Barbec, g.. r. Bowler.
W. a. Murray, W. a. Iloyater,
p r hSSfrea9S. & ". %Sla9n'
g. A. Read. Wnilnce nuehulAn.
r. m Wilkes. ~ johnson.
W. III. Mnrohman.
The public are cautioned not % pay money
% any other persons representing them
selves nv travelling agents 0f this pa Der. na
all authority heretofore issued 10 nuy other
person thia those named Is hereby re-.
yuked.
Democrat Publishing Company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

The iutimntion that the Old Alcolde
resigned his college profoesorship on uc-
count Of his ngc seems to have stirred
him MP. A mnn us spry mad fun Of go
ns thc ex-governor naturally rcscnts %
thing of that sort.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Mr. lIokc Smith who is TO BIO sccrc.
tary OF ih" Interior b. NOT us wen known
os some other men iu Grorgiu. but ho
had the sumcIty TO sccut cyclone bc.
fore 10 reached hlm which is proof
enough that iioLr is oIl right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
AsToNIsHED
We're North Carolina Populisls at Democratic
hrligp

"sTU NUFW VaT0Ina PopuIIsIs aI DemocfaIic
Action.
Raleigh g. C., Feb. 1G.-Thc ponuIlsts
VA the legislature were astonlshed yoster-
day when the Democratic members plsspd
OH Ia the house 10 rcpcul the charter
OF me state Farmers Alliance. grunteJ
four years ago. The bill win probably mes
me senate, every Democrat supporting IA.
Ihcr' Us about S5O,OOO uf the funds OF the
Alluhce business agency which II ls churgri
ttoW"h party The otlrcFs OF the Alliance
uhNr decided 20 Issue an address To The
mtm9crs. II Is dcnicd the business fuul
irriLH n,rh perverted 10 political purposes.
IT, ~ ~ asserted 1t has lost three-qunrters of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

The applicant for office may bo easily
identified iust now by the speed Of his
thoughts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

The report that Mr. Mills prevented
iho appointment OF Culhcrsou 10 % cab.
met position by putting forward cx.Goy-
eruor Ihrochmouou iu opposition to him
is probably not well founded IL seems
Co Dec very hard for the Washington cor.
respondents tu get things straight rrla-
tive TO our Junior souotor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Bisscll rs bald-headed man. There
are the Republican locks. The postoi-
fees IRE ours
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

pyNAIL--IE ADVANCE POSTAGE PAN
Daily and Sunday, one year ......-.S 200
Daily ami sunday. ak months. ...... 70
Daily nnd sunday ono mouth. zoe
The Sunday Gazette % 10 10 pages
The Weekly lnzette no paEcsl / ". = %
The weekly GnEettel CiB pages ] year W
Daily Delivered by carrier IN the city aud
oil towns and ciues whore there are local
agents - cents week or SLOO per
month
Romit by bank draft. express or money
order Do not send individual check.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

II there is a Democrat In the country
who KEGS something hc doesn't want, Mr..
Clevolnnd woull Like Do hcnr from BIN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17

Tho next question Is how much like
newspaper ON the rosy morn Of it's
birth IS Judge Grcsham2 That is 20 say,
has he come TO stuy2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-17
MISTAKEN IDENTITY.

... Henrietta, Tex, Feb. II. 03.
Editor Gazette.
IN your paper of Feb. 10, 90, / find th,
follOWua.
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ASTONISHING,

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Dab, Tan and White for 39CtS.
but we do.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-15
Local Time Caro-.
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No. 5. has througn Wager sleeper to ss1
Antonio via Lockhart and Lnling.
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Ticket Agen', NJ li9 South Fourth : rect
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-15
WONDERFUL
LAST CALL.

Zephyr Ginghams worth 12Ic.,
l5c. and zoe mixed lot, all at
7 l-2 cents a yard
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-15
LAST CHANGE.

A lot of fine Paris, Torchon and
other Laces, ranging in price, l5c,
2oc.and 25c for lOcents a yard.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-15
sanAntonio and Aransas Pass.

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" Waco at g. N. Arrives $3.50 o. II