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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18

short, flaring wide open in front, with
great pointed revcrs falling over the
sleeves, and cut in notchcs and curved
revcrs all around the neck 1t falls
away from the shoulder just enough to
suggest the soft curve of them. That
is the way all evening gowns must be
cut-low enough to suggest round,
babyish, sloping shoulders.
1t is a little hard on us, after we have
been cultivating broad, square shout
ders for so long, to be compelled to
start in and undo what has been so sue
ccssfully accomplished. But Il square
shoulder wouldn't suit the 1880 gown.
and what is there to be done save to
gracefully yield? But to return, the
queer points of the shoulders of the
bodice fall over n "bouffantc" sleeve in
pale gauZc, and where the bodice flares
i'll the front a tiny fullncss is inserted,
also of gauzc. Then the bodice is held
together with small gimp straps, finished
off with ribbon chouX.
Now | saw another with the same
novel shoulder effect and this was the
manner of its maliing-a skirt of rose
silk which fell perfectly plain. standing
out well, with high border of silver
gray, border that came nearly to the
knees, headed by sable band. This
bodice was OF rose silk instead of velvet.
and opened in rcvcrs something like
the others, faced with the silver gray,
and edged with the sable fur. A dotted
moussclinc filled in the V here, and
made the sleeve puffs.
EVA a. SCHUBERT
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18
lCOpYRIGnr. 1871

"What lovely tea gown!' exclaimed
plumber one. "Whcre?' asked number
two. "Why, right in front of you'll" in
a surprised way, answered number one.
Then she gave it another quick glance,
md added: ISN'T it 4 tea gown?"
Opera cloak" laconically answered
number two.
But, truly, 1 didn't wonder at tho
mistake of number one. There is very
little difference between an opera cloak
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18
Quite Allowable.

Miss Linerutta-Do you think man
has any excuse for being engaged to
four girls at once?
Miss Walton-Well, when men are
scarce it seems the only way to give
every girl Il chance.-Town Topics
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18
WOMAN OF FASHION.
The Way We Make Our Tea
Gowns These Latter Days.

bright Costumes Suggestive of Spring
Novelties In Black Fcathers-Siik In
GinEhnms - For tho Little Folk
elimination of tho Purple Fad.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18
Conls to NcwcastIe.

Saysit-I wonder why you can't argns
with Il woman?
Dunnit-You can; but 1t doesn't do
any gOod.-Pucls.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-18
The National Building Company,
G. OLeary & Co., Managers,
Room 3O3, Terry Building.

ihE NATIONAL BUILDING COMPANY OF BOSTON offers tho
best and safest Investment the ana and
"orkgmn 1t guarantees
"na furnishes homes to the workingman what he now pav
Every should his home cor,n, ,,,;,,
safest, cheapest plan OF getting
adepha called the city of homes. wears tho work.
nsah mas ooen enabled to buy his home
why shouldn't Roanoke people man bovo
homo of his
Gall and talk with us on tho subject satisfy you thai ELL
we promise will be DONE
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. A. IL y. X. Il. CO.

TIME TABLE TO TAKE EFFECT 1901 a. ID
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. lSli
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26

The quiet girl doesn't do any waltz
ing until she gets an mt for partner.
II you make the kid carry the heavy
luncheon basket You can't blame him
for Tightening It on the way
You are always out In the boat when
the shower comes on.
The fattcr the girl the more swinging
she can stand
II your girl wants some cherries
don't climb the tree in your best
clothes. It Is more economical to fol.
low the example of the immortal
George and cut It down.
A girl can set out the picnic luncheon
In such way that q man can never
find anything except the cnstard pie.
The small boy Is never satisfied until
he has found birds nest
Among the picnic Jonahs may be
mentioned the kid who falls overheard,
the man who loses his hat, the girl
who gets seasick and, last but not
least, the chump who sits In the pie. ~
Cows Horn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26
THE STORY or 4 gem.
A Beautiful Emerald That mad an inter-
eating History.

OstAMH tNAutDFNe "
At the Weddell house there Il 4
horseman staying. That horsemau has
an emerald the size Of q thumbnail and
the emerald has q history. He bears
the gem on his black necktie, and thia
Is Its story Back In no was coach.
Ing between Sacramento and San Fras.s
cisco. HIS partner had beautiful Din.
m emerald Of great size, surrounded
with diamonds Tho man at the
Weddell house wanted the pin and
finally traded with his partner, giving
team OF horses Ia exchange. H9
then took the pin to q San Tranciscd
jeweler and asked HIS opinion. Tia
jcwcler smiled as he looked IL the
stone, took o little tool out and DE-
tachcd the emerald from tho setting,
It proved TO be two pieces Of Rlasa
cementcd together with piece "a
green paper between. Tho man who
owned the pin was mad Ho was also
flush, SO he told the icweler to put "a
an emerald TO match the glass "a sire
and color and It was done az an en-
pense Of seven hundred dollars.
The partner who had cheated hid
friend liked to bet on sure thing and
fixed II up with pal TO bot the owner
Of tho pin that It was false. They Ill
met In barroom at San Francisco, ana
the pal aaid to tho supposed dune;
"Jim, you like that pin you got ii
a trade with Abe. but Ill bet IT, 90
good.
Jim acted the indignant, said his own
partner would not cheat him, and 81.
fered modest bet
" faint huff, said the pal. "MnlEa
1t nm even $500 and I'll 20 you
'Oh," Eaid Jim, carelessly, III voE
want big bet make It clean $1,000
and put up the dust.
The money was stnlred and the whole
crowd went out to jewelry store IN
the street. The pin was presented and
was pronounced one Of the finest em-
eralds on the Pacific slope. Abe nearly
dropped in his tracks, for he furnished
the money secretly TO his pal. and the
other poor fellow who made the bet Wa
paralyzed.
There must be some mistake. = he
said; lets try another jeweler.n They
did, and the verdict Of the second er-
pert was that the stone was genuine.
Jim poclketed his thousand ana said
quietly to his partneri Abe. I'm iua1
$500 ahead on that little deal Of your4.
I'm going to open . few bottles u
champagne for the boys. Isl Loui1
Chronicle.
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rnE fIgLps Or sruaaLE.


Over tho ncla o. siubhie
Tir grasshoapcr Otis and sinfs,
And butterflies fluat Ike thistio down
ca soSsamcr golden wings
Vet up frota the CLINT ~ the cleaning WastA
ARE stocks o. thistle and tara.
And after the harvest II rcaped and eunA
The wecdsrrOw s{urdily on and on,
Theh blight IN cash furro~ Is easily traced
Though oaly The straw Il there
Over iifc's Geld u sicfble,
fwoaslcr how "a win be-
We hid The weed IN tho plumy grain.
Whsle thcnlIrrIncr Winds arc free,
hut when the harvester BY and BY
Gathers his golden sbcnves.
Tho sinful and rciilsh viii all be found
And into the aclfsane sheAf be bound
Where tho best Of our efforts lie.
While sin is sc4rring leaves
Over iites field of stumble
when TIE busy reaper has gonc.
VIII the secret sins We have uourishod
Grow steadily on and onf
Then lct us be busy aud pAfchfnl aAway,
For tho summer o. life win wana
10 pluck the evils that love 20 hide
Under the cover Of good, abide.
For the aeid % stnbblc. We ir4vc some day,
For the yield Of the wealth Of grain
Emma Playter Seapury. In Chautauquan
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these obstacles without arousing his
ire by being too active.
SIN few minutes he had reached :
part OF the woods entirely unfamiliar
to me. II looked a. II II had once
been the scene Of an earthquake or
some violent behavior OF some sort on
the part Of nature, for the ground was
torn up In some spots a. II BY giant
pillow, and In others roso heaps Of rock
that peeped ont Of cash In the earth.
Here The lion seemed TO have IT, den.
thouEhit did not take mo 70 IL but
dropped me from sheer fatigue and fell
sotnc feet from me 20 rest, without.
however, taking Is eyes on me- I
glanced about me In hopes Of seeing
some escape from my captor. or in
search Of an idea for q weapon. but the
only objects that l saw, with the ex-
ception OF some thorny shrubs. were
heaps Of sharp-pointed rocks varying
In size from powders 70 smaller ones
the size Of turkey eggs
"llut these suggested nothing until
tho lion. evidently wearied unto death.
began TO yawn. Al he turned 70 mo
hts capacious jaws, blinking laxily e
hc stretched them, eeixed the idea 20
which win always believe owed my
lifo The one accomplishment that
could lay claim 70 was that Of
throwing. was the crack thrower Of
the regiment. and Ind often killed my
bird on the wing. This accomplish
mcnt was 10 stand me In good stead
now, for gathering stonc about the
size OF coffee cup waited for the
lions next gapc; and when could see
half way down tho enormous red guliet
hurled my rock straight into II With
q smothercd cry that brooks on into Q
gasp, the animal closed IL Jaws and
tried to evacuate the obstruction from
its throat. But my aim had been sure.
and the stone lodged right In the gillck-
The beast then sprang TO its feet and
began 20 paw tho earth. and tried 70
roar. II spicd me, and guessed at once
the author Of It's misery. With pit
eous attempt at ayenging itself, Il flew
toward mo, but ns jumped aside,
dreading It's dying agony, the stone did
Its work, and tho superb creature fell
over, kicking and clawing In It's strug-
Khp A0N UhNtttths COAt4 AAots tCAH JUN
pity IL aa II turned It's bloodshot eyes
on the rocks and forest where II would
never moro reign. and with final de-
fiancc Of death sprnng into the mir TO
fall back dead almost at my feet I
started back TO the camp. and about
half way met my friends coming 70
seek me. When they arrived At camp
and found mo missing they had not felt
alarmed, thinking ! had probably
changed my mind about bath and
sought the nearest bend in the river. II
was when my absence grew too pro
ionged to exclude the Idea Of this being
the cause Of my stay that they sought
for some indications Of the way had
gone. When told them Of having
killed the lion the talc was laughed az,
but prevailing on them TO accompany
me 70 the spot where had left the car
cass, they saw that had spoken tho
truth. have often boon praised for
my courage and presence Of mind III
this affair, but what did was not tho
outcome of these qualities. but Of dcs-
peration and born Of necessity, which
you know b the mother Of invention.n
London (Eng.) Cor. 81 Louis Globe
Democrat
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Al Drunken Pnrrnt.

At the Mercy hospital in Pittsburgh
is large green parrot Of evil temper
and strident voice. which is generally
confined in the drug room near the en-
trance hall. The parrots cage Is FREE
quently open, and one day the parrot
slipped out for ramble. After invcs-
tigating some papers and pens on the
desk. and mussing up small articles
generally, Polls attention was directed
to, cup containing alcohol on the
counter Polly was thirsty, and here
was something printable. Therefore
Polly drank. and, although she couldn't
have found the beverage palatable, she
persevcred until she was completely
fuddled Then ensucd a remarkable
series Of antics. Polly leaped aud few,
cackled and laughed, and was by turns
very gay and very fcrocious. Physicians
and nurses tried In vain to quiet the
parrot, and it was only by surrounding
her and practically smothcring her
with sheet that she was captured md
locked up In her cage TO recover her
good sense Golden Days,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26
WEEKLY WORLD.
Consists Of Eight Pages
and is sold for ST 90
per Year.

This explains why its circulation has
grown 20 rapidly, and why advcstisers
prefer III To constitute a good advef4
Using medium, weekly must benewsy
and interesting The more news ii
contains, The better for tho advertisers
Send for sample copy, and compare
it with its competitors Examine and
investigate for yourself. Give it a
trial and you viii be readily convinced
that you have made great mistake
in not using its columns long ago.
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WHEN e AM DEAD.

a. t. 81
WHOM an dead. N
Tho years viii come and 90
As they DO now.
And words I've said
When cares have vcxcd me "a
Not thinking how
Words cling and cling 70 life
VIM stili 1.-Two on,
Whoa am dead
When am gone.
The little universe
Which pow fevolees round mo
WIN atm roll on;
Tts order none thesworse
That therc must Ne
Now center found.
When am gone
life IA 40 shortl
Too short TOR all the good
plan 10 do
but long. i've thought
When backward looking mood
Calls ia review
Tho hours I've wasted
Ah4 the misdeests donc
30 thoughtlesaly.
While am here,
rwould tive well the life
] cannot keep,
That IN tho years
When have ceased the stEtfe
And swcctIy sieep,
Some good Will live
because rive been,
Though lam dead.
And IN the day
when that dear prayer,
Thy kingdom como"
No more We pray
when freed from caro-
And from tho tomb
My iifo shall be,
Tho good I've done
win still live on
Eiernalty.
raneea Il, Saunders, fl Housekcapcr.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26

The 'Ague Cake. THAT doctor
takes the cake" ''1ndeed?F Yes;
bad one In my side and he cured it,
Yankee Blade.
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BUSINESS locals.

CpK SALE CHAP -ssooi brick dwelling wei
II located. s rooms Il Poole
ssism.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26

After the Rendezvous. Oficcr'4
THE most delightful tins Of ny lifS'
kissed her and she said nothinol'.
Young Lady The most agRravntin1
evening Of my lifel He kissed mo nnf
said nothingT' Fleigende Blatter.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-26

Gus De Smart why IL praislnr
folks like tincture Of opiumf' Air1
De Luny Don't know. Why q ~
Gus Do Smart .Because Il G lsud1.
mum. Pharmaceutical Era
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

small in them elves, upon the course
OF legislation. Representative r gers,
IT McLennan, aud our correspondent Mt,
feeling the Cravings of hunger, be-
took ourselves to a popular restaurant,
where a couple OF half s'ess were
ordered. Imagine our delight at find.
ing ourselvts seNed opposite our
distingul> he'd fellow .townsnan John
+. Flint and a young layer by the
name o. Jo' II 'on, and our horror at
sroeeriug that they were just de.
stroying with that legacy and
abandon peculiar to those who have
b en- members Of the journalntic pro.
fe.sion, huge tepderloiu steak with
fried bacon the side Fiiut, commenting
on the modesty and unpretentiousness
# Mr.. h gers order and mine, asked
why we did not try steak. Neither
spoke, but Rogers assumed legsla.
tive air and pointed warnng|y at
the printed b II OF fare Flint fol-
lowed the direction of Rogers digit
and seized the bill of fare. Sud ienIy
a deathly paler oversproad his classic
features, his eyes fairy bulsed, and
then the lines around his mouth be.
came fixed and hard, and desperate
resolution settled ov,r every feature
Leaning over the half finished meat,
Flint whiep red, "have you got gun.
I'm determined to sell my lite dearly
if my bill over. sizes my pile" He
got eff on 81 Is and trouble was
avoided, but it set X preventative
Rogers to thinking.
He now declares himself as opposed
to any appropriation f,r identifying
the capitol grounds and building "a
new executive mansion until such
time as the ciy of Austin shall take
proper steps to save the legislators
from extortion. He will speak to
this point introducing and having
spread upon the journal" the bill of
fare in question, which abounds in
suchi ems as, tenderloin steak 70 cents,
G. rman pan cakes 40 cents, chicken
Is cents, French sardnqs 40 cents
aud eggs 25 cents "My God" re-
ma d Flint, IS he went out, what
would a man do who had ordered
steak. eggs aad coffee all at one
time"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
ALL OVER TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. "A. S. Hornbeck are
the parents of fine boy; arrived last
night.
Marriage LICENSES was issued oday
to w. B. kirkland and Miss Rosa M.
Cooling.
The present cold snap strikes Waco
in the shape of regular Kansas
blizzard.
The Philo literary club will tendar
complimentary german to visiting
Young ladies, at their hall on Franklin
street tonight.
The case of John Dowd, charged
with keeping dlsorderly house, was
tried Saturday evening before Hon q.
C. McCulloch in the police court.
Defendant was found guilty ard his
fiue assesst d at $lUO.
Natley Workman, aged ten years,
has been arrested by the federal au
thorite+ on a charge Of stealing mail
matter from the post flee. WORKMAN
was discovered Saturday night open
ing several private boxes He appeared
before U S Commissioner Fibks to-
dav who bound him over in the sun,
OF $500. He viii have preliminary
hearing tom, ROW.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
JNO T. BATTLE,
Eea1 E State!
OEFICE. Proficient HUILDING
}. o. DRAWER "a. WACO. TEXAN
CITY PROPERTY FoR SALE.

No 10. ak lots on sixteenth street, betWts
j ffnrson and 3..r on s.r cts.
No Ii. Two / is on Fourteenth street. n
tween Parron NJ d MORO st ee,s
No. -. Five lo5s on 1--WE fth street. betwid
J II rson and Barro stree =.
NO 10. Three lots on " ashingtOn street, ne
8 xteensh t e t.
No H. Two lots on Tnirteen.h street, betve
Jetier On and Barron It EFT.
No. l.. Two lots Corner Jeif.ron an Twsl9
streets
NO l6 Four lots corner # Barnard Nl
Fourteenth streets.
No. l.. Three OTIS, and small house on Ru'l
ingto street. near Six entu street.
teenth @ ts
No 10, Four lots on Austin street, nss|
1w nty.Second street. ;,
N . u. Twenty eight lots in Belmont adpI
ton.
No. %. Four lots on Washington street, n"I
Twenty second Feet.
NJ. % Thirteen lois corner Webster az
Seventeen h street
No. "a. Seven lots on Cay and Twenty SecoH.
streets
No d Seven lots on burnett and Tweae
Second streets.
N ~ One and one. half lots on Eleva'
street. between Barron and Morrow t eeIt
No. rs Eight los on Barnard near Twenr
s cOnd street. IA
No, %. Lots on Fort Avenue, Cohen, , a.
II n. L. IS on Sanger avenue u he g sa a w.
Los on Morrow Avenue, Co1ens huu@
Lots on Go nun Avenue. CohenS adltw
All of the lots in Cohe .'s addition are COW"
len Ia slectric car line ,o,a
No. 90 : Gotta @, 8 rooms, lot 10 by lou II"
South Eighth street. re Bagiy avenue; ~
No. pol: Cottage, = rooms, lot 10 by i'' W.
corner Eighth and tagby Ave ne. -; ~
No. 10. Cottage, oom'. lot l2o py W. ~
corner len, rson and + lev nth reefs. an NJ
No 205. Cottage. rooms lot gu oy, i Wo nj
Thirteenth street, bet" cen Barron aiu '''''
Streets. ,n "A
No 2 6. Cottage, 4rooms, lots 80 by !" J"
South Eighth street. a, M
No 2o7 Colt sc, 5 rooms. lot 100 BY '''''
South sixth -tr ct ,n nj
No. 2OS. Cottag. 5r 'oms, lot 5J D, NJ Woasi
Tenth street, between Barron ana ~''
No 100. Three COTTAGES 4 rooms zach D., % r..
by $50 fee, corner Ninth ana Morrow n; Id
No. 30 Cottage, 5 looms. Iol 70 oy ~
corner Jatfer- on ID Fou teenti s,,e 50 ~
No. 21l. Cottage. 6 rooms, lot ~
South f. urth street. ,r 1N w.
No 2l2 Cottage. rooms, io' 20 ~
South Ninth street. u, ,Oh
No 2l3 House, two story orl'k ~
feet, corre r Mary aud Fifth streets atm strss
/ over ais stO'e h us on Avscsn, tt
81, re nous on kiln street; .n, buss1
res prop ity" I'll b street. va 'n'
prolert Oh Fra Kiln st'tet.
JNO. T. BArlLE, -, puildIst
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Clubbing Arrangement for 1898
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with our readers.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
IN THE COURTS.
MAYOR S COURT

The following cases were tried be
fore Mayor G. C. McCulIoch in the
police court this morning:
j L Lee, aggravate d assault and
battery; case Continued uotil ) o'clock
this afternoon. and is now on trial.
Mary Washington, drunk; fined 50
Ella Rice, disturbing the peace;
fined s.
Will Edwards, soliciting passengers
on the Houston AID Texas Central
rair ad platform, fined S..
Tom Rainey. vagraucv; fined $3.50.
Mary Ross, fighting; fired s.
Polite Jones, fighting fined So.
JUSTICE nARRIsoN's COURT.
The examining tnal of Frark
Sullens, charged with attempting to
pass a forged instrument is being
heard before Justice Harrison this
afternoon.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
rOKCITy SECRETARY.

The Nrws 8 authorized t. announce w. g.
CoDler rs candidate for City secretary at tho
Apii e Get on.
THE FEus is authorized to announce II. p.
Johonowski ns a candidate for city secretary
al he April election
We are aut cried TO announce Mr e. A.
Tolren e,s & ca did.le FOX city secretary at
the election In Alrn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR ClTY M,IsSHAL.

THE NEws IL authorized t, announce w. c.
Cls IA a candida for city marsha at the
April lection.
THE NEWS is authorized to announce j. II.
HoIson rs actndldate for city marshal at the
April election.
THE NEWS IL authorized t. armour c" Ar L.
Ne II as taudidate RE election TO the otlce
OF city marshal at the pri election.
We are authorized to 9nnou lce Mr.. MI Ter
Moore as CANDIDATE fot city marshal at the
,nsuil x election April 4.
TnE Nkws il su hotized to announce Sem S.
Hal us u candidate for city marshal at tho
Apri election.
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If you will promptly send into this
office six dollars The DAILY
News will be sent to your address for
one year, and copy of the memorial
volume Of Jefferson Davis, ele ,autly
finished and substantially bound in
English cloth. This volume is sold
bv subs ori ption for = 70,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com.
pl.int you have . printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer.
II never falls to cure. For sale BY
Williamson Drug company.
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Such persons can secure Oh on
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Office.
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AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. Is, 1898
spec'al Core 'p ondence.

spsca Core ,pondence.
The Good Book says, "despise not
the day of small things The i'm
portance and appropriateness of this
expectation was brought forcibly 10
mi d by an inclden. which tr4nspired
Saturday night, illustrating now
weighty is the influence OF things
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FoK AssE>so,s AND COLLECTOR

We are authorized ~ announce B.
Huuph cys as caudi 'nte for re g ectiop fothe
ohice fnssessCr and collector at tn ensuing
city election, Aprli.
THE NEWS Is authorized to armour ce r g
PiNcoke as n ca da'e for city as essor and
collector at the Apt election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
Fish. Oysters and Game

The Ciy Fish Market, corner Sixth
and Franklin streets, receives fish,
oysters, game and celery fresh every
day. Telephone connection. Rich
ards and Blanchart, proprietors.