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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-05-05
BIG stone CITY.
May 4, 1893.

May 4, 1898.
j. Dawson, F. Paddock and Geo.
Loreng are going to raise onions this
year; they rented 10 acres of land Of
Gold Il Co.
A company in Ortonvile has rented
90 acres of +. w Thorndike, on which
they are going to raise onions.
Judge I. Bouck was i'll town last
Monday.
G. III. Porter has purchased some more
land in the Minnesota bottoms.
Mr.. Booming, Of Halloway, who bought
farm Of Gold u Co, is living on the
e. A. Caward place.
Aug. Schmidt and family have re-
turned from Waterville, Minn, and have
moved on his old place on the Minnesota
bottoms.
f. J. Hatz has left the Chas. Betcher
Co., and resumed work on the brick
yard.
Byron Wilcox, of Wheaton, the new
partner IN the brick company is stay
ing at the st. Charles.
Gottlob Kuehner left tor Germany
Sunday night.
Paul Schwantes, OF Merrill Wis, was
visiting John +. Schwantes his brother
this week; he thinks OF locating here.
John +. Schwnates went to Milbank
on Tuesday.
DIED.--In Big Stone City, on the 2a
inst, Mr.. John Parcher, IN the 53 year of
his age. The deceased was one Of the
early residents in Big Stone City, but
has been more or less away from the
| city for some years past. He was ailiict-
ed with diopsy and suffered greatly for
the past two months until death came to
his relief.
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TWIN BROOKS.

May 3, 1898.
II any Of our Grant county friends are
fond Of coasting il May. they should
come to Twin Brooks. We have plenty
OF snow on the side hills.
Jacob Stsitz is putting up a barn on
his place in town.
Will Gum returned to Watertown last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter, Of Watertown,
we're visiting their daughter, Mrs. George
Jenkins last week.
Miss Mable Green Is visiting friends
in Milbank this week.
The social at H. N. Woodar,is last
Friday was quite success notwithstand
ing the bad roads. About Sl1.0J were
the receipts.
Rev. Lowering has started for his old
home in Illinois. He will visit the
Worlds Fair before returning to his work
IN Dakota.
The weather has been somewhat like
spring for two or three days, and people
are seeding as fast as they can.
One OF Twin Brooks retired farmers is
now deyoting his time to shooting goph-
ers, the bounty here is &c tor each tail.
William Bohn lost valuable mare /,
Monday.
The village school opens next Monday
with Miss Lizzie Ellington as teacher
Measles! yes we have them here; 1our
OF w. D. Raymond's children. Ira Abbott
Roy Wilson, two of Talcot's children,
John Thompson's folks, and-well it
would be as easy to give the list Of those
who have not got them.
We do not believe that a single person !
in TWIN Brooks had dollar in the Bank
OF MilbaI k, but til sv arc doing as much
talking as anybody.
F. f. Harding is now ready to supply
armers with Ground Feed, il you are liz.
need Of any give him call,
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Miss knappen, OF Hsilmot has been
visiting the family of County Superin-
tendent Prevey during the week.
Mrs. j. Fountain, Of Montevideo. has
been visiting the family Of J. s. Farley
and other friends in the city during the
week
Lawrence Holzer, one Of the young
men who 0 fficiates at the Hotel Proud,
has gone on a trip TO his old home at
Harlland, Wis
All persons indebted to Baxter Sisters
can settle same at the millinery store of
Lockwood Il Busby. Cash. eggs or pota-
toes taken in payment.
SPECIAL Music will be feature IN the
High Mass at st. Lawrence church for the
next three Sundays at 1890 a. m.
Herb Keeler has gone to Browns Val
ley, Mimi. where he has commenced a
three months engagement as instructor
Of the Browns Valley band.
Mr.. Peter Kraemer, who for the past
year has been working in the Mittle-
staedt store, returned to his former LONE
at Chaska. the first of the week.
Citizens Of Milbank need not 90 out OF
town low to procure commercial
course. See the st. Lawrence school
advertisement in our columns.
Messrs. A. B. and +. P. Farley of Salt
Lake City, and Mrs. L. Emmons OF
Crescu, Ia, brothers and sister OF j. S.
Farley are on visit to the latter, hay-
ING come to see their father, who is IN
failing health.
The young ladies' of the NJ. +. society
will give a social at the residence OF J. Z.
Wood next Tuesday evening, at which
besides specially fine literary and musl-
cial program, an exhibition OF the phono-
graph will be the chief attraction.
Miss Sophia Burkhardt, who had been
visiting with her brother John IN this
/ CITY for couple Of weeks past, returned
to her home in ST. Paul the last Monday.
Miss Burkhardt had enjoyed visit TO
! friends at Madison and Harlan before
coming to Mllbank.
Will Moyius and Frank Porter, OF Big
Stone City, who have been fishing ~ big
Stone Lake. near what is known IS the
W,ckham place. brought up load OF
fine fish Tuesday, among the load oe'ng
uskallonge which tipped 'he
scales at 90 lbs, and which they spearea
in about A inches of water.
Mr.. II. r. Lupien, the gentleman VINO
has been assisting Henry Mitchell IN his
barber business during the past lew
months. has purchased the business OF
Nr Mitchell and will conduct the shop
hareafter He has secured the services
of Mr.. .C.E. Gage, who heretofore mas
baen,running the shop in the lrouu
house. Mr. Mitchell expects 70 1ahe
trip to Wisconsin and Iowa De1ore ''sa'n
settling down in business
The w. r. G. will hold social at 1he
home Of DR.. Rose on next THURSDAY
evening. to which the public are coro'ai-
" invited. The series of entertainments
to be given by the drum corps ana " l.
c. are for the purpose OF providing ioi
the entertainment Of the q. a. y, en-
campment to be held in this city nea'
month and a hearty invitation 10 extend
ed to all to attend and ENJOY 'hese
socia,s and at the same time help alohs
in the work. One Of the features o.
the entertainment Thursday evening
will be new rendition OF "Beiiamy
Looking Backward" by the drum corps
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
M;,bank Post Office, May 4, 1888
Herman Jones, Samuel
ranr ,,rs Ches Sullivan, Katie
on' Vorden, r. Mrs.
In calling for any OF the above, please
sav "adyertsed' and give date OF adver-
tisement. II not called for in fifteen
davs will lie sent 30 dead letter office.
A. j. RLEsER, P. N.
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"A wolf in sleeps clothing'- sub
stitute offered by the cutter as beng
lust as good as Ayers Sarsapariila. II
Won don't want to be bitten, insist upon
having Aver Sarsaparllla, even if it is a
little dearer. Depend on it, it will be
cheaper Tor you in the end.
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Card OF Thanks.

The undersigned wish 10 express their
thanks to the friends who kindly minis
tered to the comfort OF their husband
and father during his long illness.
Mrs. S. z. PARcHER,
MERTON j. PARCHER,
RETTIE /. PARCHER.
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Webster Reporter, April, %: Born,
Wednesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Hash, a boy full size and all right
w. S. says he hurrahed for Grover the
first thing and shows strong democratic
tendencies. Congratulations are in order
with many friends. Everybody smoke.
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II Northern 52c; No. 2
bs IN stenography and elc-
kwrence school. See ad.
Es will hold chambers in
Bhe purpose Of hearing
p6th inst.
Po has been assisting his
Gold il the bank affairs,
heme IN Sacred Heart
mother Of Mrs. J. G.
been visiting the latter
(ast, returned to her home
|tAis morning.
Cher Hatherell left this
Zine, Wis, where Mrs. II.
fg, and will accompany
fst Of next week.
Harry Hollands will be
that the operation per
was successfully done,
citing along nicely.
cartainties is death; the
De very forcibly re-
visit from Assessor Doug
commenced to make his
Aasson, the wheat man,
ge T. L. Bouck started
llng tor The Hot Springs.
Y will spend q few weeks
q enjoy the benefits of
brings.
aries Aggas, who for q
mad taken Fred Holzers
Over division during the
again back in his old
quarters in Milbank.
'le social gathering was
o Mr.. and Mrs. e.
J evening, at which pro-
~ the principal attrac-
uuel expects to make an
Trends in Wisconsin in
motel will change pro-
ek' Mr.. L. Hebert who
: 'he house for the past
session to Hans Tosdal
'er manage the hotel.
- nlm success in both
= has recently under
farmer who lives a few
= lown sold . fat COW to
central meat market
Weighed v 1910 lbs, and
~. Mr.. Paul makes
'us stock and feeding
a0'' me COW mentioned
ascent purchases, and
70 this work.
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Feed! Feed Good mixed feet at 81
per hundred; also u few white oak posts
FOR sale cheap. HOLLANDS Bros.
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i. L. II Division c.. M .

thest casn price for old iron,
paper rays Also eggs and
ind wool
hNNEAPoMs BAR6 AIN STORE.
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m. Sunday.
kev. w. f. Nazerene goes to Henry the
first of the week to attend the NJ. f.
ministerial convention of the Watertown
district. The district Epworth League
also hold their convention at the same
time and place.
"Brotherhood," will be the subject of
Rev. r w. Nazerene's discourse next Sab
bath evening. It will be of special inter
est to members of fraternal societies
who are cordially invited to attend.
George Stevenson of Big Stone town
ship, received the announcement last
week OF the death of his uncle, at Osh-
kosh. The deceased was a member Of
the Williamson, Libby Lumber Co., of
that city.
II. Z. Weld, of the Flour City bank,
Minneapolis, made short visit to his
uncle, Thos Fitch, the first of the week
He was in company of Fred Fitch, who
is working on the Minneapolis e. st.
Louis road under train dispatcher Mi
nard.
There will be mass at Wimot on Sun
day, May 14th, at 10 a. m., Rev. Father
Browne officiating.
Among the advertisements to which
particular attention is directed is the
city notice TO build sidewalks. The side
walks have been allowed to get into a
very dilapidated condition, and not only
the ones ordered but those already built
shoula receive attention. The detailed
exhibit of the county treasurer and audi
tor published in another column will
also be matter of interest to all tax
payers.
An advertisement of st. Lawrence
school in another column invites the pat
ronage of the public to that institution.
Under the energetic supervision of
Father Browne, stenography, type writ
ing and bookkeeping have been added to
the course Of studies, and arrangements
have been made to accommodate those
who cannot attend during the regular
school hours by giving lessons IN the
evening or at other convenient hours.
The Rev. Father Angelo Rauben and
Rev. Father Raymond O'Aeeffe of the
Monastery, at Normandy, Mo-, will con-
duct the Mission tor tourteeen days at
st. Lawrence church. All creeds are
welcome to attend the services.
There will be mass on work days, dur
ing mission at 6, I, and 8 O'Clock a. m.
Services every evening at 8 p. M,
sermon and benediction.
During the Mission, school vii, con-
tinue as usual.
Messrs. James Watson and George
Port, both Of whom have been in the
employ OF Wood Bros, have formed a
partnership and gone into business for
themselves, opening shop IN the Antel-
man building opposite the HERALD Office.
where they have very complete set OF
timers tools and material, and are pre-
pared to do all kinds of tin work, roof
ingIetc. Mr.. Watson is thoroughly
expert workman, who has had many
years experience IN his business. and all
work entrusted to the firm will have the
guarantee of his reputation that it will
be well done. The new firm starts out
with the best wishes of many friends for
a successful and profitable business.
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Consolidated April II, 1890

For Rent or Sale on the wheat pay
ment plan. The A. B. Olson farm in
Vernon township. Enquire of
q. M. CLARK.
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/ Northern 52c; No. 2
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MlLBANK, S. d., FRIDAY, MAY5 1898

Rev. Nazerene Will hold services at the
M. E. Church in Alban township at p.
m. Sunday.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-11
4 STUDENT STABBED.


Shortly after II O'clock today a
number Of boys were on their way
from the University to their respec-
tive boarding places when they met
a negro named John Crockett. One
of the students, w. @ Polk by
name, became involved in quarrel
with Crockett, and fight ensued in
which he (Polk) was cut several
times with a knife in the negro q
hands.
The young man was carried home
and doctor called, who found cuts
in his left side, his left arm and ii.
left hip. The wounds are not ser-
Gus.
Crockett was arrested and put in
iail. There he was seen by re-
porter and told the following story:
81 was at the corner Of bridge
dowu on Sixth street when the boys
came along. They ali passed but
one, who pushed me off the bridge
and called me q -, and
said he would break my head. I told
him to look out or he would get
hurt. Then he hit me with brass
knuckles or something. | struck
him, and some of the others came
back, and one of them struck at me
with knife, cutting me in the
hand | took the knife away and
cut the other boy twice in the arm.
Then l dropped the knife and ran
The boys who saw the affair
could not be communicated with in
time for this issue.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate repo,s
by Waco Abstract and Inves.mss
Company, room, II, Proviuep
Building, Waco, Texas, Dec II
1898;
w T Glasgow ct TX to c B Hall
l95 acres B + Brewster surw7
IS, $50.
Albert Hayden eti ux to H |
Conger, lots block IL, ChamberEl
addition, S4,S75.
l. A Hinchman ct al. by Shsr.
to 2 Lyons, 5 lots in block ?, GIsl
wood addition, $3.50.
J Il Wilson to A. Hayden, pn
block l6, Chamberlin addita,
IS, 500.
George N Bruce to K I Co1A
|, block -, Bruceville, 500.
j W Johnson ct al. to George n
Simmons, part of lots Is andll
WORKMAN addition, IS, and othsn
T N McMullen Jr to II J Smii
part of lots l and 3, Glenwood add
ton, 81, 500.
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mastery piece Of work and merlted
his grade. MIR. j. w. Bryan, Jr.
recited Goa lug for Henry" d
was highly complimented. In
spite of the fact that he slightly
hesitated once, he received the per-
feet grade. Only one recitation was
graded as low as so
The Neutrality-suspicious. crit
les received grade Of 100 each:
The Misses Edna Brian, Dottie
St arboropgh, Sallie Wofford, Jessie
Brown, Laura Harrison, N ,auie
hanrick, Bette Gaines aud NJ tmie
Bundy, and Messrs A. K. I.ar,ain,
and Lyman Bryan.
CRITICUs.
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A Parting Testimonial.

The members of the First Baptist
church and other friends of Rev.
w. B. Bagby and wife are cordia.-
ly invited to attend a reception
given 10 them by the ladies Of the
church at the residence of Mr.. j. B
Sea, borough, III Speigbt street,
Tuesday evening, December -,
from 4 o'clock until ten. Mr.. and
Mra. Bagby are our missionaries tc
Brazil and will leave for their dis
tsnt home December Is.
Mrs. w. w. KENDALL,
Mrs. j. 3. SCARBOROUGH,
Mrs. j. G. KENDALL,
Committee.
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FOR SALE.

The finest black waxy farm in the
county, 1888 acres, l6 miles west
of Waco, 8 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, well water at each
house, good barns, granaries, cribs,
ETC.; 1900 ac'es'good tiliable land on
this place; 1000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels oats, 1000 bushels wheat;
80 head horses and mules, 8 Jokes
of oxen, 100 head of hogs; farm.
ing implements, such al sulky
plows, walking plows, mowers,
harvesters, all necessary farming
tools. All the above 60 with this
place If sold by LIST of January, '94,
at $40 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 81 WILLIAMS,
4l9 Franklin Street, Waco, Tex.
->-s-
MI l.
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THE EVENING PRESS.
Representatives Of the Afternoon Pa
pcrS Meet in This CITY.

Representatives of a number of
afternoon papers in Texas are in
Waco today, discussing ways ard
means for improving the facilities
of their papers for gathering news.
Tnose who sic here are j. b.
Simpson, Of the Dallas Times Her
AID; CHARLES Culmora, of the Hous
ton Press; G.. p. Mcneil, Of the
Tyler Telegraph; B. l.. Richards.
of the Sherman Register; 7. B.
j ohnson, Of the San Antonio Light,
and E. A. Thompson, of the Hous
ton Herald.
TAese gentlemen met at TnH
News Office and discussed in pri
vate way many matters That Will be
of great ultimate interest to the
public.
A general improve meat of Ten a
afternoon papers will be the result
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The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are
improving more by the pleasant
laxative, Syrup of Figs, when in
need of the laxative effect of gen
tie remedy than by any other, and
that it is more acceptable to them
Children enjoy it and it benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of
Figs, is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Baylor University.

Halbert Hall on Saturday night
was the place of peculiar interest.
The elocution classes-less twenty
two members-was present III fu,l
force. Those of the absentees who
were properly excused before the
roll call, and those who were known
to be sick, were excused. But
those who were not fortunate
enough either to have been excused
or to be sick, were charged up with
five dement's each. Prof. franklin
rays the list of absentees must be
cut down. The reciters-Cicero.
nean-rendered an excellent pro-
gramme, but the critlcs-Demos-
theneaus-we were alive and poured
forth criticisms in abundance. To
stranger it might have appeared
from the criticisms that the enter
taiment was a failure. ''Faulty
memory" was used with the usual
frequency and severity. The fol
loving parties were criticised for
"fauliy memory" or for "hesitat-
ing" J. w. Bryan Jr., Mr.. |.
C. Magee, Miss Alice Bell, MIR. d.
l.. Allen, Mr.. J. w. Garter, Mr.. w.
Robinson, Mr.. w. a. Majors.
Another favorite term used by thu
critics was "poor stage position.
This fault was peculiarly noticea
BILE.
can Address to the Societies, ,
by Miss Mollie Conner, was graded
100. The address was impromptl
and was the first of the season
which has been graded 80 high. l
was full of good advice to the SO
cieties, and the grade was given al
much upon its merits as produc
ton as upon the manner in which i
was delivered. Miss Conner is one
of the Ciceronean leaders. eth
Face Upon the Floor" by Mr.. G
p. Selvidge was recited in Halber
Hall last year and at one of the en-
tertainments during commencement
last June by the same party. ii
was severely criticized for present
ing it again. He recited it perfec,
ly and received agrade of 10
Mr.. G. w. Harris received grad
of 100 on "Concerning Kisses.
The philosophy of the recitatio
"Take Kiss if you Want One,
was discussed and heartily cor
demned by the director, Prot
Franklin, but Mr.. Harris did
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Phone Lacy iOr McAlister Coal.
No. 4 Is Egan's coal yard.
Loaded shells or shells loaded to
order at Ambold's.
Strenoth and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. If ola
Grippe" has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver, Stom-
ach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. II
you are afflicted with Sick Headache,
you will find speedy and permanent
relief by taking Electric Bitters. One
trial will convince you that this is the
remedy you need. Large bottles only
SOC. at w. B. Morrison & Cos. drug
store.
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Buoklen's Arniea Salye.

The best Salvc in the world for
Cuts, Bruiees, Sores Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by w. B. Morrison & Co.
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Hon. John Temple GfS'''
Thursday, December a.
No. 4 Big Muddy Coal
Special auction sales for la 1.s' h
2 D. m. Tuesdays and Thufsa''
Winans, the jew eler'
La Grippe.

During the prevalence OF 'unos,; Hafi
the past seasons it was n d.d upon
fact that those who depeno no, oil oil
DIR. Kings New Discovery .'..sued ,l
had a speedy recovery Du ls s's' q tho
Of the troublesome after . sliss'' to boz.
a peculiar power in e Ell f,a GipPs|
cures not only in cases Of L1 Chest I'D
b but in ali diseases Of IhIss' Of GIs
and Hay Fever of long I, s', ~ou, di's,|
it ana be F rea', Tri.l Bottles at WI
S Robinson ss e Cos li'I Drug Store
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Good 10 Take.

DIR TICHENOR'S ANTISEPll(
Stops pain, heals Wounds, buln'
scalds, hux, collie, footevil and poll
evil in horses and mules. Free sam
pie at all druggists
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A RETIRED BUSINESS V-Ou,y
a Page From Her tlis+oro

Inc Important experiences ~ an
iniSrc.tlng. Tho foll0win. H. =" Va, olAoE *
II had Decn troubled with 80" VAceNu.N
yraps, inAih OF that Zinc yclv sario Ul1.'g .
,nr@S uar, vas Urea ted by one rEv..iFE,. ta
tIl!Iousiy was In business l5f' ,,ii,thge.
rgtlrc on account OF my hcaitb o'',7ed n
sIcidii tpld my friends that cooli a ,py
month Ny feet and limits Ncro l., d3t lhdi
len ana l was indeed in ascrlons ' cy SFa
Whcu q gcntl2mln directed nv 49,, ounluliia
llr. Miles New Heart Cure. AKA III mon b
sister, who had been afflicted Win 'GH o ,ual d
ease, had been cured by The ror1Cd,i.i c ' DIS
again = strong, healthy woman 'n,,, alg va
bottle of the Heart Cure md H. bIricula
IN hour after taking the Gl-f dosa ~ ny,
l,cl decided timproycment In thccrcnS,o5i 10y.
aaould move my anki les something had 81
done for monthsand my limbs Gad bo naq n ll
Ken SO long that tllcy seemed almost NM"
hviore had taken one bottle ~ XIV 'yse
iielrI cure the swelling had Nm conc ,'V .'v'
an" was SO much better thnl did ~, eosl
work On my recommendation siy o, iIuJ u'l
taking this valuable remedy. ~ rS ME- AZ
5o9 w iiurrsOn St, Chicago, m ''esa
Or. Miles New Heart Cure n di.rovo,,,.
eminent specialist in heart disease il ~ y \
al druggists on n positive .rn3rnnt,o, S''u
by h Or. Miles Medical Go. Eil,bart V III .
recclpi of price - per bottle six bottles ii. y
%, expire prepaid 1t is positively freq H., !.
al oplttes or dangerous drugs. ''''
Sold hv all druggists
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Notice! Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the s!oS.
holders of the Provident Na'lcla1
Bank of Waco, Texas, will be ~
on Tuesday, the 9th day of Janu NJ
1894, at their office at 10: oclo''1
M, for the purpose of electlng y }
reotors for the ensuing year anu "
transaction of business.
w. p. FERGUSON, Casn'e'
Waco, Texas, Dec. 8, 1897
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to wed have been issued
to John Donohue and Miss Ida
Allen, John Reagan and Mrs. Neasy
Hart, II. G. b Fair and Miss
Matte Moderu, J. G. Hunter and
Mrs. S. f. Bell, w. E. Rice and
Miss Pauline Mckenzie.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-11
An OrnithOlOgicaI Society.

There will be meeting held in
Waco one night this week for the
purpose of forming an Ornithologi.
cal society. The first meeting wlil
hear report from J. n. Strecker,
Jr., and Bert Combs, both .amateur
ornithologlsts of wide information,
concerning the birds killed by traps
and otherwise in the past two years.