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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
The Affair Expected To lie u Grand DEM
onstration Of Respect.

The Affair Expected To lie u Grand DEM
onstration Of Respect.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.--1he funeral Of Mayor
Harrison will undoubtedly be one Of the
greatest demonstrations Of respect 10 the
dead ever seen In this city. Today the re-
mains Of the late mayor were taken to the
city hall which has been draped In mourn
for tho occasion. At 10 o'clock this morn
ing tho body arrived and was placed under
a catafalQue there to remain until 10 q.
m. tomorrow. The caskct was escorted to
the city hall by ~ committee Of the city
officials, eight captains Of police acting rs
pallbcarers, while others were stationed
about the building. A deputation OF Are.
men Is on guard at the catafalque.
As soon as the doors of the city hall
were opened a stream Of men and women
began pouring through tho building, en-.
tering from the Clark street entrance and
passing out at La Smile street. Up to the
present there has been a steady stream,
aud before 10 O'Clock tomorrow the people
who have looked the last on the face OF the
dead will pum Der tens Of thousands. The
grief Of tho city Is universal. All the pa.
pers speak In loving terms Of the late
mayor. even those who fought him the
f~iercest during his political career, and
the general public Is no less kind In its
feeling for the victim of the assassin.
Programme for the Funeral.
At 10 O'Clock q. IN. tomorrow tho body
will DO placed in a.Learse and accompanied
by II procession taken to the Church OF the
Epiphany, where Rev. Mr.. Morrison will
perform the funeral rites OF the Episcopal
church. From there it will DO taken to
G~raceland cemetery aud placed In the re.
cciving vault. The honorary pallbearers
will DO Thomas w. Palmer, Harlow n.
Higinbotham, Major General Nelson A.
Miller, Ex-Governor Richard Oglesby,
Ferdinand w. Peck. Judge Lyman Trum-
bull. Frederick II. Winston, General
Charles Fitz Simmons. II. j. Jones, &. X.
g.. Billings, Adolph krauss. Philip ID. Ar
mour, Frank Wenter, ex-Mayor John A.
Roche, ex.Mayor Joseph Medill. ex.Mayor
W%ashburne, Judge Francis Adams, Judge
B. ID, Ma2ruder, Judge $. l.. Mcconnell
and II. A. Waller.
In the procession that follows tho 70.
mains will DO Chicago Commandery
knight Templars, Aldine lodge Knights
Of Pythias aud "a large number Of other
organizations. The military guard OF
honor will be the Chicago Hussars, and
Chief Of Police Brennan will be the mar.
shal OF the day. The band for the occa,
sion will be the one the late mayor last
heard at the Worlds fair, and there will
he other bands heading the military aud
civic bodies. OF course the whole city
government will attend the obsequies, aud
In the line will be many OF the mayors who
visited the fair on City Reunion Day.
Every organization in the city that has
Yield n meeting SO far has passed ~eulogistic
resolutions in memory OF the late mayor.
others have called meetings and there
iiil be u large volume OF memorials he.
Tue respect In which Mr.. Harrison wa,
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Financial.

NEW YoRW, Os:. IN.
Money on call easy. Offered at = por cent.
Primo mercantile papor 5DIkper cent. Ster.
ling exchang, dull with actual business IN
4sOlsl tSgl for sixty days; posted rates,
4slIsl 4SiI9. Commercial bills, 410H q l7O<.
Silver certificates, 6sIsc hid; no sal; bar
silver, Ge34c; Mexican dollars nominal.
Government bonds, As regular, Ill; do AZ
coupons, ma; do rs, " bid; Pacific Cs OF 'p5,
lG.
New York Grain and Produce.
NEW York, Dot. 30.
wheat-May,. 77'sa7sAc; December, ia
ne. Rye Western boat loads. 6Sab5c.
Corn-May, 40ls1 t9Ac; November, tB3sc;
December, EisaiThc. Oats-DeccmLer, s5N
Gas 3-l6c; state and western, 3,G4.c. Pork
New Incss, Sla.JDlIH.2j; family, S20.O012U.5o;
short clear, Slo.OO4iGl7h. Lard-Dull; prime
western steam, Slo,D nominal.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. 90.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, asc per
ID; fancy dairy, 2tasJc; packing stock, lb0
l'c. Eggs fresh stock, 2lc per doz. Poultry
Hens, 7Isltsc per ID; ROSTERS, &c; turkeys,
lO>sLl2c; ducks, s1stac; geese, S50O17.W per
doz- Potatoes -Burianks, 55a5Sc per bu;
Hebrons, 6.aJbc; mixed stock, Ul,Sjc; sweet
potatoes, Illinois, Sl.15iCs.O por Dbl. Apples
Fancy s:;Sd375 per boi. Cranberrlcs -wis-
So"'hh wi "ho Shciiy ShuoNkt.tu poT DuIs
Honey-White clover, lib sections. ltal5c;
broken comb, lO9l2c; dark comb, good condi.
ton, lOUlac; extracted, 0ltsc per ID.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.
Live Stock; The prices at the Union
Stock Yards today ranged as follows;
Cattle Estimated receipts for tho day. 1900.
including 100 Texans and GOO westcrners;
natives scarce and higher, In some cases 80
higher; top sales Of steers, s5.I5; others. StVc
Glia.5.
Hogs Estimated receipts for the day,
2,UO; market opened active and higher;
rough, S5GlG5.sp; mixed, s6.lgl6. 10; heavy
weights, s6.+5lt6.a; light, s6.i54o.N
Sheep Estimated receipts for the day,
lb,WO; market active and strong; top sheep,
S3.OOaa.76; top lambs, si0Oa4.0.
Toledo Grain.
TOLEDO. Oct. 60.
Wheat-Cash and October, Gii4c; December.
VIC; May, 1!tc. Corn-Cash, 5Dt4c. Oatss-
Cash, NC. kye-Cash. tnlac. Clover seed
PTime cash, $3.50; J~auusry, s5.C4tt
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In Spit0 Of CheNp Rates.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Statemcnt of earn
ings for the month ended Sept. 10. 1898.
compared with tho corresponding time
last year, OF the Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy railway. including the Burling-
ton aud Missouri River railway in Nc.
braska md the controlled roads, shows q
decrease Of s54a, 335. IL in the net earn
inca
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FACTS ABOUT THE ASSASSIN.
Hs Occupies tho Same Cell In Jail That
LOulA Llngg Did.

Louis Lingg Did.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Prendergast Is brood
ing over his wrongs In the cell in the
county Jail where Louis LinRg, the
anarchist, cheated the gallows by blowing
his head Of with a high explosive cart
ridge. lie scowls on reporters aud has
nothing to say but that he wa justified.
The grand jury has promptly indicted him
and the sentiment Is that his alleged in
sanity should not saw him from stretch
Ing hemp. He Is held ~ a crank Of the
Giiteau shape and not as n lunatic.
It turns out that lie has been writing
letters to senators about the Sherman law
repeal bill urging tho silverites to stand
out against c%loture, which he said would
result In bloodshsd. Ills principal victim
Ia the letter writing matter was Senator
Dubois, who got numerous letters, all
urging the silver men to stand IL their
guns, and declaring that President Glove.
land was only blufing. He was only one
OF many, however, Of the same kind, for
the silver senators have been deluged with
such illusions from similar cranks.
Prendergast was born In County Gal
way, Ireland, April y, 1868. but was
brought to Chicago while yet n babe. lie
was educated ut a Roman Catholic school
here and was always careful about his de
v~otions. According to his mothers state
nent some OF his fathers relatives were
insane enough to be confined In asylum,
In Ireland, but he never showed siHns o,
insanity here. lie was morose, however
and did not get along with his compan
ions. lie was at one time a newsboy al
Omaha, aud had the sarlo reputation
there. but no one thought him insane. lii
hobby for the last two yelrs has been tn
single tax theory.
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THE CURTAIN Is DOWN,
LAST OFFICIAL DAYAT THE FAIR ONE
OF GLOOM.

Dropped over the white City by the Dss-
tard Assassin--On My aos. 900 Go to See
the Oiories OF this Fair Before They be-
gin to ~Fads-TUtal Attendance.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-With the expression
Of a city's grief and bereavement visible on
every flag and banner staff Of the hundreds
in the White City-the half-masted flags
and still more mournful reminders OF the
great crime perpetrated Saturday night
wreathing Festival hall in sombre black,
the great Columbian exposition came to an
end yesterday. Inaugurated with q blaze
Of color, amid the plaudits Of a multitude,
with every evidence Of Joy and festivity
six months ago. II closed with the pail Of
death overhasging, checking the rising
itors and emphasized by the abandonment
Of everything Of a joyous character that
had been prepared for the last day.
h Meeting Mt Festival Hall.
All the buildings were open AZ usual, OF
course, and the throngs which filled them
showed that the interest in the exhibition
was kept up to the last. But that was all,
Early in the afternoon the men who had
made the fair-thc national commission,
directory, and chiefs Of departments-with
a thropg Of other citizens Of Chicago and
elsewhere wended their way to Festival
hall for n purpose very wide Of festivity.
The hall was crowded. The speeches were
many, but brief. All bore testimony to
the sorrow that filled the hearts OF the
speakers, whose utterance was choked
with the depth Of their feeling. The sad
resolutions which told the purpose Of the
gathering were adopted in silence and
the meeting closed.
Some Statistics OF the Fair.
Tho great show has been a success. Al
though It has not reached the attendance
figures Of tho Paris exposition by about
IL, 600, OOO Ito receipts have been larger by
several millions. The stockholders will
get something out Of their stock, but not
u great percentage. The total attendance
mp to last night was 81 ,477, 2l2. In October
there were 6,Sl3, 43J paid admissions. Yes.
terday the turnstiles reported 20s, l13. The
greatest week was the week Of Chicago
Day, In which 2,1l4,953 admissions were
registered.
Upon comparing tho attendance day by
day with the Paris exposition It Is found
that the Persian Sunday, which is Away,
q fete day, was what saved the record 70,
total attendance to the French capital
On other days from beginning to end tn,
attendance here kept well up to that o.
Paris, in spite Of the much larger popula
ton in n given radius that Paris had L
draw from.
The Chicago fair takes the cake fol
greatest attendance on q special day
The great days In that respect at th,
Centennial, Paris QSS9) and the White
City Of Jackson park showed the fol
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40 Tamblen and L~ampl,ghtcr beaten

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-The race at Haw-
thorne for a special sweepstakes Of &, 900
was won by Clifford, Yo Tamblen ten
lengths behind and Lamplighter twenty
lengths still further In the rear. Time,
e:GNst,
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Tuesday, Oct. 81.


Pickpockets at Erie, Pa, relieved j. NJ.
Beckwith, u travelling salesman for a New
York jewelry house. Of a roll of diamonds
and pearls valued at between 5000 and
$4,000.
The Brazilian government Is reported to
have purchased Erlcsson's submarine tor.
pcdo boat, the Destroyer.
Dan Murphy, Jr., wanted for the murder
OF Henry Stevenson at Morris, ILL.,, has
been arrested at Peoria.
The steamer City OF Concord and her
c~onsort, the Dunford, which were given up
for lost in Georgian bay, have arrived at
East Tawas.
Peoria has = sensation in the discovery
that a supposed female vagrant, confined In
the house OF correction, is a man In wom-
ans clothes. He has been travelling under
the namo Of Ellie Smith and says he never
wore mems attire.
The death is announced at Springfield,
Ills. Of Mrs. Harriet Van Derberg, COL
Ored, at the age of ITO years.
Judging by the yearly amount exported
1t Is estimated that no fewer than 1000, 900
women annually procure false hair from
Marssillss
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Saturday. Oct a..

Six masked men tied Potter Painter and
and his wife to bedposts at Holmesville,
O., and took $3.50 in cash.
John and Jack Henry, horse thieves
who were captured last week ut Brazil,
Ind, pleaded guilty and were sentenced
each TO ten years in prison.
The jury at Little Rock in the embez-
element case Of the state against ex-
Treasurer Woodruff, who was ''short'
some 5000 OO, contained two men whose
consciences would not permit them to
render a verdict OF guilty.
II has been discovered that q form found
in the ruins Of the Grand Trunk disaster
at Battle Creek, and all along supposed to
be the remains Of a baby, is only u huge
sausage.
Herr Most declares vaccination Of no use
and offers to occupy the same bed with a
smallpox patient for a week to prove that
he is right.
The Roman Catholic church has placed
the Order Of Good Templars under the ban
against secret societies.
The remains of Gounod the
were buried with military aud civic hon.
ors at Paris. All the musical societies ! n
France were represented at the obse-
Quies.
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FOULLY ASSASSINATED.
MAYOR HARRISON SHOT DOWN At
HIS HOME IN CHICAGO.

An Ale sed Crank who Hat Bccn Disap.
pointed In an Absurd Political Ambition
the siaycr-The Deed Committed With
out = Momont's Warning to the Victim.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3d. - Mayor Harrison
was shot three times while standing in
the hallway Of his home at 2ai Ashland
boulevard Saturday evening at 7:25 o'clock
by q man giving his name as Eugene Pat
rick Prendcrgast. He died at 1:4O o'clock,
fifteen minutes later. Prcndergast after
firing tho shots. tho last Of which was
fatal, went to the Desplaines street sta
ton. whore no gave himself up.
Mayor Harrison had been at the Worlds
fair all day and was lingering over his
dinner ct 7:25 p. M. when the door bell
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HISTORY OF A WEEK.
XednaAdax. Oct. ~.

The body OF William J.. Murphy. q
farmer living near Jacksonville. Ibis, was
found In the woods. Cause Of death un.
known.
The Berlin Official Gazette chronicles
the appointment Of Ernest Won Hcsse
Wartegg, one Of the Worlds fair commits.
sioners from Germany, to the knighthood
Of the Hohenzollern house.
A baby two or three months old, W wrapped
In a newspaper, WAS thrown from a New
York Central train at Buffalo. 1t was
dead when found.
+. G. Logan, Of Chicago. has given Beloit
college his splendid archaeological exhibit.
which Is n Of the attractions In the
archaeological collection at the Worlds
lair.
Boston Is contemplating the plans Of q
new 100000 city hall on Beacon Hill.
The schooner Riverside undoubtedly
toundered. Her masts are projecting from
the water thirty miles OF Cleveland and
two dead sailors were found dashed to the
maStS.
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Shut Down for Lack Of Buslnc,s.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 3i.-The Phillips
g. Kunart mill has shut down Tor q week
owing to lack Of business.
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Monday, De-. 30.

The cruiser New York has been ordered
to Rio Janeiro to protect American inter
ests.
In the race ut Hawthorne park, Chi.
eago. between 70 Tambien and Lamp
lighter Yo Tambien won. Time, 2:o1H.
There are 1900 coal miners on a strike
in Colorado because the operators do not
pay promptly or in cash.
A Kansas paper mill has developed the
fact that sunflower sthlks make good
p~aper-better than straw paper.
While ut work in u sawmill at Keosauqua,
Ia, George Barker was drown against tho
saw and cut in two.
The w. &. 4. U. OF Osceola, were some
women treated two young girls a la white
cap. repudiates the act and says that only
one Of the participants was a member.
A locomotive OF the Chicago and North.
western was derailed at Rena, H., and
William Stuart, engineer, SO badly scald-
cd that he died a few hours later.
The London Field, q sporting paper.
says that two Englishmen will challenge
for the America cup next year..
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friday, Oct. 81.

Dick Tate. the %defaulting ex-state
treasurer Of Kentucky, is again reported
to have been captured, this time In Ari-
coma. The fact that Joe Mulhatton 10 In
Arizona leads some persons to doubt the
report.
Some Of the larger creditors Of the
Plankington bank, Milwaukee, have started
a movement for the reorganization Of the
bank.
The Russian sailors have left France
after warm and very anti-Gsrman vel.
comes ut Paris, Lyons and Msrseilles.
Daniel H. Fearing. one Of New York's
Four Hundred. has been elected mayor Of
Newport, II. I.
WI. Shaw. ex-ieputy collector, was
found guilty IN the United States court at
Louisville Of assessing government en-
ployes for campaign purposes.
Nelson Bradley, for fourteen years cash.
Ter Of the Central Michigan Savings bank
at Lansing, which failed last April, has
been arrested on . criminal warrant for
misappropriating funds and false swear
ing. D.
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Grand totaf........

Following shows the attendance on those
days denominated "red letter." but leav.
ing out all below l2),U0O and allnot con-
nectcd with state, national, municipal and
nnfrinti, Inntiyas aNcanf ftvO mr. tliraa.
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Thursday, Oct. 30.

Fire at San Francisco destroyed the
block bounded by Spear, Stewart, Folsom
and Howard streets. The principal losers
are Mcdonald g. Son. Total loss about
100000.
Tho old homo Of Stephen A. Douglas at
Washington has been purchased for Mgr.
Satolli, the papal ablegate.
A negro woman has Just died at Little
Rock at the age Of 10 years.
Because Fred Carhart, foreman Of Far
Icy & Co.'s candy factory, Chicago. dis
discharged a popular girl tho other girls
tried 10 mob the foreman, who had to be
escorted home Ly the police.
OF the issue Of 1900. 900, 900 Columbian
postage stamps 1,2oO, 10000 remain un-
sold.
A Harvard student kissed q housemaid
against her will and she complained to
the dean, who has revoked . scholarship
that was coming to the student, and
worth $50.
Indiana Foresters have withdrawn from
the jurisdiction Of the Illinois high court
and established All independent high
court, with +. p. Jones, of Valparaiso, az
high chief ranger.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-11

Waco is Justly proud of the Nata
tori SanatorIum II is the only nat.
atorium in the world that has an
artesian we'll in its pool, which flows
all the time AS the we'll ovelfows in
the pool, the surplus water is dlscharg
ed from al opening in the curling
thus there is constant inpourin G
and outpourng, making the pool a
running stream This clear and
beautiful miniature lake of living
flowing water is feature Of the
natatorum, unknown to any other in
the word More lmpid than noun.
tain brook and balm of health in
every drop.
For ladies only every morning from
10 to Il o clock. Ladies and escorts
Tuesday and Thursday nights
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate repod
by Waco Abstract ard lnvestm
Company, room H. Pfovid
Building, Waco, Texas, May
1898.
n Helen Paramore ct al to R
Story, lots { and 6, block 6, AIT
$50.
5 Archenhold ct al to J Al
Lula A Smith, lot IA, block
Farwell Heights, Sl75,
Tom p Moore to Hubby
Gormap, lots 2 and 3, block !
Goggin & Parks addition, $500
S + Waters and wife to Jsi
Waters, 10 acres Sarah Carter
vey, $50.
ia, w Waters aud wife 4
Moss, 40 acres Sarah Carter sur'
$3.50.
Eugene Trott and wife to Fra
r Gross, 5oyls5 feet North NJ
street, John Morrow survey, y
r H Gray to Solomon Rice,
7 and 5, block +, Fairvlew addl'
$1,000.
Solomon Rice to w F Cre
lots : and 5, block I, FalTvieV
5000.
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The Waverly Hotel.
Superintendent.

Opposite The Cotton Belt passenger
depot has the largest, lightest ar
best furnished rooms in Waco. The
table is supplied with the best the
market affords
There is an elegant saloon attache d
TO the hotel presided over by accom-
plshed and polite mixers of the good
things Of life.
The Office is looked after by polite
and attentive clerks both night and
day, Il ercby assuring guests of every
attention and guaranteeing them
against missing trains. Rates 81 90
and Il per day
CHAs. CHRISTENSEN, Prop.
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Died

Yesterday morning al l2:5Oa
Henry Burrows Alexander, sa.I
months and % days, infant so
MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Alexander,
The funeral took place this MI
ing at 10 O'Clock from the resid.
of Mr.. II. G. Burr VS., at Hsv
and wa' after ded by many svn
thizing friends. Rev. f. ~
vim off lated. Interment at {
wood.
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Funeral Notica.

y ed, Tnut.' j. morning Ma.
1888, at 2:l5, Willie Preston S,1
aged thirteen years, ,wo mn'
and twelve days, son Of Nj, !
Mrs. Sam III. Smith. Friend, !
acqualntances are invited to An,
the funeral this Thursday even
at + o'clock from the family ,
dence, corner Dallas and Nick
streets.
Interment a. OAkwood cems,
Rev. j. w. Stone Off eating,
WACO, Texas, May II.
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One Fare Rates

will be made by the International
Route, 4 & G N r. R. to Nash
Vile. Tenn and return May 9Th and
10th, account Southern Baptist con-
vention, and to little Rock, Ark , and
return May 18th to 18th, account
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
For rates train times, and other infor
nation call on the nearest ticket
agent.
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Col. Pope, Secretary Of the Waco
Natatorio anitarium, ad dressed,
yesterday, the following letter to
the Sac Press Association, now IN
session at Dallas;
WACO, May 10, 1893.
CO.. John / Copeland, Pre- II. STATE Press
Assoc ,iati,n psns' Texas
DEAR SIR-Presenting the com
pliments Of the Waco atatorlum
Company, have the honor of re-
spectfully calling the attention Of
this representative BODY of the ; ate
Press, to the Hot Attesian wells Of
Waco, mantle ent III volume, and
phenomenal in heat-possess,ng
rare and powerful virtues. The
curative properties Of these waters
are n longer ulkorn, for the Hot
Artes;an baths have been applied
successfully by number of invallds
suffering from acute AID chrome
diseases. As an Alternative and
tonic, they are superior to Hot
Springs. They are specific for
dyspepsia, constipation, kidney
and liver troubles. The baths are
a certain cure for rheumatism, syph-
lis, and e(l sma. ervousness
and insomnia yield promptly and
the normal condition of the system
is quickly restored The Waco
\ atatorium Company, approaching
the value of the remedial virtues
Of the Hot Artesian Waters and
recognizing the SPECIAL necessity of
building specially constructed and
suitably equipped, where these
waters could be utilized for the
relief of suti 9ring man, has
erected substantial structure of
brick and stone, in which arch
itect, builder a1d sanitary en- neer
co operated with happy results. In
the construction of the building
utility and beau y harm onjza-the
former is displayed in the architect
ural design and finish, the sumptu
GUS furnishing and the mammoth
pool Of living water, which flows
into it unceasngly -the latter in
the unique arrangement of the sew
eral apartments for the reception
and use of modern appliances, by
which the administering of special
treatment can be done with the
greatest facility and best results,
thus presenting dual institute per
feet in appointment and complete
in equipment.
The Natatorio anitarium, while
converting Waco into a health re-
sort, will not only exert a local In.
huenc', but il will draw the atten.
ton of the outside world to Texas,
and its effect will extend to the ut
termost limits of the state, and
should therefore enlist the interest
and cooperation of all who are
identified With progress.
Recognizing the press as an ag-
gressive agency in development and
progress, the directory extend a
cordial invitation to your honorable
body to visit Waco as their guests.
1t will be their pleasure during your
stay to tender you banquet at the
Pacific Hotel. The courtesies and
privileges of the Institute are also
cordially extended to you as slight
token Of our appreciation of the
good work you, as editors and edu.
Gators, hay done for the great state
of Texas.
Please wire US your acceptance.
State number, and time of arriy al.
Respectfully yours,
5, II. POPE,
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Pat ClebuPne Camp.

Friday evening, May p, 1898
the regular business meeting Of
Camp All who cal are urgeu
requested to be present
BY Command:
G. l.. Johnson,
Captain Commanding
w. G. COOPER, Adiatant.
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Mrs. Susan Fearhake of Galveston,
desires TO sell her seven room dwell
ing No. sos north Twelfth street in
Waco, Texas. Lot 65xl65 feet.
Price $4,000. Terms easy. This is
the cheapest property in Waco,
Call on JAMES l. MOORE.