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and 50 70 raise the mental and moral tone Of
society The concert singing " edneslav and
Friday evenings by the Cecilian Quartet So
clety (all ladies' of Portland was drawing
card, and rich treat Of genuine melody
The voices We're all pure, sweet and strong,
and every number sang was encured Tie
selection, Coming Thro the Rye present
ed the ladies 70 their best advantage, while
the Three Little Maids from School" from
Mikado, drew forth rounds Of applause The
readings by Miss Pearson We're we'll render
ca. The Children's Hours, conducted IN
Miss Wheelock, We're the most popular fea-
tures IF the Assembly aside from the sperial-
ties. On the whole THE a>selutagr wa, Tile
largest and hy far tht lnost hrilliant of Amy
tIaf lia> Net ysted oid N4rtlIort.
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CONGRESS o~NnkNSED. In THE senate
Ang. III MI Berry ot Arkansas adFocat-
ed the double standard Nil Gallimger
of New HAMPSHIRE supported liS amend
ment to tic Lodge resolution putting ott
tariff legislation t" i>!.- In the House
Nj. Byran of Nebraska spoke ion tree
coinage at TILE l;ttio ot ~ tn /, MI. Noses
nf Georgia opposed the repeal and MI
Henderson o1 Iowa favored it.In the.
senate Thursday the ri.hf Nj AIl Mantle
Of Montana to a Seat wa> debated and III
animouS cousent was given for vote
ManlaN MD jpini resolution for THE
payment of mileage was passed MI.
Gorman offered an amendn,ent tl the ma
tlolial bank lill witli the Object ot restrict
ing tbr Withdrawal III p;nk circulatinll
Tile House committee On rules held its
tilst meeting IhWlsdaN 4 code OF rules
agreed upUn IN ht majority was submit
ted t. the minority, MeS>iS i;ecC and Bur
lnws.... In tho Senate FRIDAY afltrnnun
besides tle rcnolt ai the NonpHees bll w
suspend >iiye} Ia3Iehasts and the minority
Vest bill lnr t!re coinage at ratio ~ 70
to IL amendments TIVE National bank bill
were discussed aHd lie Alln imcn,lnosft
WAS rciccted In the House resotGltien
was adonted. autholizin4 tIe speaker tU
increase thc lnelnhcrsl III NJ several Com
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i
the Peace ongress at Chicago the follow
lng telegram Vas sent to Queen Victoria
| and President Cleveland: The World 5
| Peace Congress OF Chicago sends canal
| congratulations to Great Britain and
America on the triumph of arbitration as
a substitute for war exemplified in the
recent Behlinu sea decision cementin>r
the friendship u both nations and fun #
/ the happicst augulv ion mankind An
attempt III the New mk. New Haven
ana Hartford railroad to prevent an elec-
trc road from crossing lis track at North
Abingdon Mass. eliminated in serious
ti4ht Nug. IGth. Mueh plate glass was
smashed. and uulnIel Vi people we're
~y9i0n>lv hurt SUPERINTENDENT >i.nholn.
EaaG Master Srart am9 E01d Conrni>
~itner Mngh- werr locked ul,.. NJ B
CUltt, ~~dm MI Po>en s un tliA in
~an FlNnGisVa toi thc tIIId thine fnr tll,
mI lgrDt l,.5io4fatti t,lanl Ihe c,ideuc,
h tbont tI, ~amc IN previously le~oated
NeN~ h4- leachel Nittul5a E.f. at
the seiliWe M the NutHi4 >eaIels Aiuekl
aAi MlaNie. au lAn Amelititu sualIS. lN
4 ltt~saH hlan-at- w,n tul ~eIing Mitt4M
tMc frotcGtpd .nd aiound epHel I~{anU
Malun Map NasM. thv actress.
waS hitfon hv v Veiuas Nog an ,lUlE
Nll usW ili tealc wth Aydra-
phoiia.... Fuc~t 0sa1nA gn Eu4li~A hi
eYel4~t. htS lidGeH t9s M.iles ou "a ~4trtv
Hl minWttS 44 4l >teuld~ aeaill- thr
Wa95d rceuM Muc damage hsts been
yiu~e3 hN H ~IarM at 4re 5tetun Thr
Nili Vt yie late tlSt1ae Hh5tuht0lc haS
been h4cd iul plrbatc Illt personal e>
i9tt NAluel G ~a1NONu ll4rre are no
,ubir heqRe~ts rAe Church couneil Nj
tunpcN cNN Mass. prl 'uuccd Key. \. B
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POLITICAL POINTS. The Iowa Hepuh-
iiGan state convention nominated f. d.
jackson for governor, and adopted plat
form with a liquor plank that means re-
real pf the prohibtoly law w tile next
legislature. The Virginia Democratic
convention dominated Charles 7. 0. Far
rell for governor
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&AWS OF rnh EEK.


ri
'i'' ''''7 " '''
I'm nj llneoln, kn"N ana >d7-
AJIeS At N0blebaru eanipgrol!Md
1.o i,,.,,.. .,,
II ~ - ' II '''''
Fiial WaS eVel present. -Aa
4Yen bN President Whitman
f.. Nj. ,wans ot Cumbel
he4 MI llaires III Limerick,
Wa0d Batl. i.t1 VI. j, kei-
anf The nired states AllIN
arsahm c0l9Dufred Tile oleS
IEp tnff.. ofntl ~unGaV
tie mnsl votes and won
u4itll. 'llte Woulwieh anl
I8gi W5n tlte banner. Tlle
i15. was nresent...t uroni-
u, man. largelv Interested in
n WhoSp iHt.nlat, faniiiiala
peltailiiF- tlclrta rlli
fa arsat N.arAf 7r. .le
8nl ,H..stl5 f.Y,.~t
Nual.rti- ~r~s. ,vsrT rr,ut7
tt a, l,l4l- -ttAtAtl
af.. s44a.r.#
aIaeNe.
I5u,t lpr..I I.lms6 a
.rtas, N+ Ns
Ul b
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Personal.
Nrs. J. + Roberts Writ q Augusta Iasr
week.
Everett HOPKINS vtsir.d trf~ud- VI D4xtyl
| last week
H.L- Ar~y aAl wttr W Ho-ryu arr v.-s-as
at WIN. II, Hall's.
Arthur Nttrr4r NJ prxrar Il Visiting in HeI-
fast anl Northport
Mis- Maud crahtrr- visited friends fn
Bangor ana Brewer ia~t wrek
\. A. Packard Of Broekton, Mass, visited
Cart. An~el Wadsvurth la~r week.
Warren Z. Marsh and Wife returned sun-
etay from visit " friends in Boston.
]. y. Pendleton, WHO has been Visiting Hin
parents IN this city, has returned to Boston.
John +. Shuman ana Wife If Lewiston
have returned Home from their visit III Bel
fast.
Misses Laura II. ana I.acy Jones uf West
Brooksville visited at Mrs John Carries last
week.
Miss Mae E. Pillsbury visited her trieud.
Miss Della O'Donald # Watelville, last
Week.
Miss Josie Thombs viii start This week
for Peoria, Ill., "A vsit hrr half-brothrr, j.
" ". Perry.
Mrs. J. J. Hennessey of White sulphur
Springs Mont Is yisitin. lyr relatives 4ud
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of Mississippi, spoke against repeal be-
lieving that no relief would come 70 tn e
debate on the Wilson bl1 f1 insread ,p Of ia
bate Under the minnie rnla M raanar
| Dem. OF Indiana smoke auains1 free cnin'
| age He arpued in favor nf tha r.,,aal ~
| tie tax N Sta1e HANKS Savsral III.
speeches We're made on hotb Sides nf III
committees Nnnaav TIe ora,ros+ s,,
prise Il rhe appointmenr n Wilson II
Wesf Vjroina in Mace nf snrinrer
chairman III fhe way anS means ,.emm;+-
tee. M Heed II liz nnlv %ew Enrland
memhe1, ,,f +lat ,nn,nit+na uhirl, i NOD
MI, as follows Nilsnu N W.Sr yir,-i,,,
hairnlan. NrMilin III Tennnss,e ynrna,
III tfeuloia Mnnfon1nerv ,,f kt.ntt1cl,-
Whiting .t Mirhiran. (och1g,n uf \e1y
Snrls ~rp,.i,S nt N,.s,.bt,..tts n,,, ,f
\tIll4.l53 I}rerLt4n,l3u,,nt ,,l,,,,~,. A.,
.um af Indiana T4r>ne> nt AHssuarI
EeDI 4t Mairp B1lIaw. nf M5rbiain
Pa1n4 w NpW Y9lk Dal1e11 .f pnrnSy}-
&tnia. Halkin. ot llnuis. eiear+nt L,Wa
hcaIl.rl NIaiup Embarrassment .Yy4 i.r,,i4-
iaDIH 0la.,.~ l,,if,.Il, 4 a9 ra,.t1 .it.,i,s
anil merchant maline. ).nolt.&.. .,n ..,,in3oa
Hra COMMUNICATIONS. Nil'is,Ml n,,l,i3,.
h5tiidtn1s frti ertgf1fos 1uI SyncnIi+ltrt.,
III tMeMavv dnrartaont
i\ti"N " it1>FEAlN@~. The tb-
4 Al'ie Az 4"pglls Maae ~ rms c9MpIcltfi
"i .ht /" tA ltllQN Nh iIle e"AditIon ~ tlle
HdlV4tl o"tkN M thV nlJtG States on
3NiN 4f,. ld0i shows decrease since NaN
-l-i, ttsi n indiNldlai deposits "t : l!t', VVu
wa y
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Camp Ground and Vicinity.

| Ol the NOrun SnDre DIR. Lombard s boat was
| somewhat damaged.
Rev. &. + Penney If Anans,a rra,,.b.d
here last Sunday There v.s n,,osnel ~
| yice- on the common Il, IN e,an;nr
| ~,
| No.
s''
:, ~ ''A ~ f'N'' v
|
'"''tN''s ilsl. q p" hlSt parry was tiie 50
- go - 'Ho '''tFi' rs lllAts Ntle
N'is flF'pN ah' iuliishea hl eteEahl SnnNA-
~ "i Si'e V'f'ds'0i' A'otr 'iie 'ahies were
tleaftd away 'ahtlhg Was engaged HI until
4 ieW Hlhn'es before M Some NJ tit eos-
t"il's Worn ny the !allrs We're very hte"h-
lhS dfd f">llN'
There wAS inrrl '.lllckim4' hert -arIy l4>t
week from the ellde5vur to extract l0-cent
ldeces trnm the ,,tttagrrs ANA others who
merely passed rlrough th- grounds. P,-r-
sons WHO casually went out We're asked for
dimes when tlitty cainr baelS t0 their houses,
Tht eruwd eUJild not and wuuld nnr uul4r-
stand this new departure. and il seems to
have bteu N hluut}rr. ANYWAY. Eeyolrrj.n
seemed to ht Irnpendiug Wien tie order was
r4soindel, ana martial law was NOT declared
ri ,l,l r.-
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llt.9 rorn9. N N slid thar Ml. C.
ti Nel>@n I'~s Vt silkies Harnesses
blankets c1c, in tlte tiue al Eigb} Park
tnrtiand. wiiifeacI tulv el,ppW IhiS is
nnt Oily a hravy l0~s but ban time In
flle yeal to sustain ID and Nj Nelson has
tht sympathy Of tae people here. The
ealt 7ct m augusta AN4. loiGlt was the
best eyer seen III that part OF the State,
and lle winner. Max Day, i n"w regard
eti as tha fastest tWo- Near-jit! in the state.
lille best time for The half mile race was
n ~ }-4 May Dav is one OF Arrival s
ealtS ana is owned tN the Pine Tree stock
farin..... Tile Ames Manutacturin. Com
panv II Chicopee has just completed a
com silver Statuette Of the noted trutter
snn"l, ltche,i to Sulky. upon which is
seated an equally rs noted driven The
piece of statuary is one-tfth hfe size
ana is mounted upon bronze standard.
The whole piece Of statuary was moulded
from silver dollars. 1t required 3.; |
ounces Of silver. The sulky is an exact
fac Simile of the one in which this mare
made her record Of 2:Us IA, which for 4,
time was a world beater. The whole
piece weighs s. pounds, and is valued at
over 81. 900. It is TO be presented At 4 ban
anet to be held soon in New Y Iork.
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l have been troubled with chronic catarrh
for years Ely's Cream Balm Is The only
remedy among the many that ! have usei
that affords me reIief.-k. w Willard, Drug
glst, .Joliett, Ill.
| have been tronhle, with catarrh for ten
years and have tried number Of remedies,
bur found no relief until purchased a bottl"
Of Ely's Cream Balm. ] consider II the most
reliable preparation for catarrh and cold in
the head.-Geo. E. CrandaIi, 7. NJ, Quon-
ochawntaug, Il. /. 2w.4
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George Priest Of Boston came to town
Wednesday from Belfast on his bicycle. He
tarriea one day looking IN old friends.
lkockland Courier Gazette.
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Hannah M, wlt- " Milford Wep,l, li4d 1T
her hoile on Higl street Tuesday after an
ilness ot iess MAN week. Mrs. Weed was
\ uativr ot KnQS. a daughter ot Ienas and
Betsy paggett sile was devoted wife ana
lHorhpr anA consistent member uf the
Mmrv.ilr Free viii Baptist Church Her wv
ttnenre has always heen for the good of The
caiainnnity ia wAlch ~he hvr,l, ana her l-ath
wiit W. / sun Event not ofly u her inlnedt-
ate kin hat ali who kneN her She &paves
Y ha1Naad il- svi tnd twa daughters Thr
eldest daughter, Nlr> Flaeuce = Freuelrof
WAe-ster M4-~..asfvei 4vre for vi.ir rhv
day h,I iaarler Aa> tahen itI The otllrr
tliiigef, ItnM J.. alel ~, Hattie Wee,l
Mrra Hritg l- haH.e w-tA -i.4r PARENTS. TAe
tatetai NlI Ae Heal th- tvreuoon W Nv
oaiaek am, 'he reial.'S wili ll- talen IN
Slsrty3+
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tage next toroller mills; soe =,
for ware house, $500. A H. pas
Two-story brick store NIh,ssa
Bridge street. nOuA,
o.story arick store, no,.h
of 'qnare. G 'od e,2od ~ 'u Vie
Bljck NJ Nj in West Eod sal
'ivn, cor. 24th and Sanger ' ~
$1,000 " ave,
Block 10, Baeby addition. h..
tifal grove, fenced, cor. 9tb 'sa'
Wood SITS s., 900. az
lots CDR, Barnard ave. and o.,
st., I room house and lasting sn,' .
Of water, only 81, 300. pug
Lot 5oS165 on 10Th and s1.s.
son SITS, paiIing fence; small .r '.'
Of $500. ''n
House and lot on 81 st., D...
Jackson s0y20O it., brick ham,. ,'
) rooms, $4,000.
lot 40x.G f-et near Garley ,d,,
ton, 2 room house, $3.50.
Seven lots cor. ashington ~,
29th sts., picket fence and sb,,.
trees, $500.
Lot 70xlS2 fl. cor. Columbus, AM
10 h sts., pa.ing AID pink fepu
$500. "
Five lots Bagby addition cons
James and 3agby ayes. 5oxl65 ID,
each, $3.50 per lot. Bargain.
-Four lots Baghv add. ar M
ST., 50xl65, each 1925.
Beautiful lots on North 5th st
also 40 or so lots IN East \
near Cotton Fadeory.
FARM.
l25 acres | nile cast Of Mo
Calra, - acres in cultivation, |
under fence, plenty wood and wat
Will sell at bargain.
We rave a number of desiraa
farms IN every part of McLsnsl
and Hill counties.
JAMES f. HORNE IL co.
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WACO FIRE DEPARTMENT
location of Fire Alarm 30

location of Fire Alarm Bod
Firth Ward Five station strikes 1
. }orner sth aud austin
Central Fire station - nd
West End Fire station g nm
q IL Corner 14'h and Washington
ia :. 5th and Marlborough - Il
rs o 9Th aud Columbus - ID
"l6 I" 8th and JacksO - IN
1T ith and Webster g lid
"25 - 9Th end Cleveland nj
&c u 5th and Speight . I'D
AT 9Th and Washington III
Us Royal Rotel 5th and Franklin % mi
"s6 Wooden Mills 18th and Mary" III.d
81 corner 10th and Jefferson q III-I3
ALI boxes numbered above 8 strikes d
making Box Is, then repeats four times.
Box as strikes III and stops. then strikes
naktng Box % az d 50 on.
DIRECTIONS FOR GIVING ALAEM.
Koys will be found In residences on eschu
aer where boxes are located. Open Fire AN
boxes onG pull Hook down and let go. Led
Turn alarm In only for h.es. ti0N dns
'siae alarms.
Slow tapping OF bells signify compH
sails.
second Friday In each month each boil
Iapped twice, testing boxes and circuit lin.
When alarm of fire Ia give the Fire Del1
lnent has the right Of way on ali streets
vehiclcs must drive near the sidewalk ard Il
away from the fire. 800 flne for running 4
hose.
Report of any careless driving going n
from fires BY the Fire Department will
thankfully received by the Chief, as fast
careless driving ie str.ckly forbidden
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| pDt tNn1Ay OF \ our a'tFts
Dat Of the many bargains which
We have, your attention Is most
respectfully invited 10 the follow
ny Is. If yoJ want 70 buy or
sell, ell at or otiics 4i9 Franklin
street.
NJ. 1915 Washington St, 5 room
house, s., 600, easy terms.
2 lots, n. +. Cor. 1oth and San
ger, $4,000, half cash.
No. 5l4 Webster street, bet. 9TH
and 9Th ST., room house, 1850.
EAST WACO.
Rush ss., room house. $3.50,
$500 cafb, balance installment.
Taylor st., lot 75xl5O it. $3.50.
Dallas &C., 2 lots 5Ox15O, S37
ia III.
Cor. S. sth aud Clay sts.. brick
house, IA rooms, all modern i'm
piovements, lot 165x350 feet,
SD, 700, one-third cash.
s. 9tb and N. of Ross ST., 2 lots
5Oxl65 fl. each, $1,000 for both
Bargain.
Cleveland bet 10th and tn SITS. :,
7oxl65, room house, all necessary
out houses, 1000, !. cash. Bargain.
Cor. James and 18th sts., 8 lots.
5oxlG5 f., $500 each.
No. 1926 n. 9Th ST., 6 room
house, 3 lots. 50x165 fl. each
81, 500, ] cash.
Cor. 10Th and Jefferson sts., II
lots s24xl65 it,, 5 room house.
$500. Time.
= No. 5l2 N. IA ST., lot 1oOxl65,
S room house, I, 800, /! cash.
S. 7Jh ST., lot 1O0xl65 #. room
house, 50, 500, ! cash.
18th st., in Burleson addition,
west side 18th, l3 lots 5Ox226 #.
each, $3.50, 1 cash.
ID lots 5Oxl6O on each side 18th
St, Burleson's addition, $500 each,
cash.
Cor. Dutton and 3lst sts., l 10,
5OxlG5 feet, Wheeler add, 5000.
No. 1925 Webster ST., 5Oxl65 #.
4 room house, S $1,000. ! cash.
No. 81 N. 1Otn ST., room
house, out houses, SO, 500.
18th and Washington, lots
5Oxl65 it. running Yves, on Wash.
ingtou; corners 81, 200, inside 81, 1oo
s. 9Th ST., lot 225x 800, two-stuIy,
brick house, Z rooms, new barn,
orchard, etc., $1,000.
No. 7o4 S. 10th ST., bet. Ross
and Clay sts., 4 room house, lo'
5ox165 IT,, 81, 200, J cash.
No. 944 s. 81 st., cor. Dutton,
two-story house, 1oOx165 #. 1000.
Van Hall addition, 81 acres, soc
it on Austin, 800 feet ON Washing
ton, brick house, rooms. $50, 900,
or IL lots on Austin and house,
$15 900.
No.,l0l2, N. 9Th ST., cor. Ten
nessee, lot lOOxl65 it,, two-story
house, rooms, barn, etc., s. 900
! lots, 5Oxl65 each, cor. Taylor
and Cherry sts., 81, 500.
N. 10th ST., opposite Catholic
school, garden, 4oxi64, room
house, $1,000.
Taylor ST., bet. Peach ant
Cherry sts., 5Oxl60, 3 room house
barnes, ETC., Sl,40O.
18th and Dutton sts. 2O0x34o fit
: room nOpse, 80, 800.
s. ID. cor. Clay ST., lo5Xl75 #.
two houses, 3 rooms each; 81 30,
for corner, 900 for inside.
Cor. Mary and p, room house
soxZoo fl., 1euts tor $40 per month
$4,000.
18Th It. north of Alexander's OF
east side of street, iots 5Oxl65 It
each, S 500 for both.
North 9th ST., : lots, 5oxl65 fl
$500 for both.
Clay ST, south size, bet. 10th an
2oth sta. $500; one third cash, bal
ana years.
North 10Th bet. Jefferson an,
Morrow, 2 lots 5oxlo5 teet eaah
$ll00 Zach.
7ol North 5th st., 6ixl65 #,
room house; $4,000, one.third cash
COZ North l1th st., 5Oxl65 feet
house, 4 large rooms, $4,000.
r,r-.
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month, $4,000.
Cor. 3rd and Mary sts., l5oxlG4
feet, sls, 700.
Cor. S h and Franklin SITS . ]75X
1s5 IT,, Rouse, room.: $50 00J.
Block 30 Linkeph oesr ADDITION
between Austin and Washington,
cath and 25th sts., IA lots 50Il65
each $1,000.
Cor. 10Th and James sts,, 2 lots
50kl65 feet each; $ll0).
Block q Bells addition; $4,000.
Cor. 18th and Columbus sts., 80
x150 it,. 2 houses: $4,000.
Seventh and Fianklin SITS lGGX
l65 feet, wagon yard; $50, 900
One-half interest in II ceres less
lote, between South . N and 10 ii
ste., opposite Oakwood cemetery !;
heap
South sth aud Clay SITS, q lois;
south lot $500; other lot $1,000, or
$1,000 for all.
IA South Srh ST., 4 lots, house,
rooms; $1,000.
Columbus st. bet. oh and 10 h
SITS. 1905 so it,, 6 room house &c.;
$500
sol South 18th and Webster sts.,
50x135 f., 4 rooms. barn, &c !;
$4,000, half cash, bHl. and years.
Lot 5Cxl5O Flint ct. bet. tn
and 18th sts.; $500.
Cor. Jefferson and 18Th sts. 100
x143 it,, 4 room house, stable, &c.
cheap for cash.
Columbus and 10Th sts., 165xl55
f., room two stoly house and
outhouses; Sl2 500.
Ninth and WASN'T gton sts., 45x
100 It,, & room house, barn, &c, ;
$4,000.
North Sth st., lot 5O4165 feet;
$500; one-third cash.
Cor. South 18th and Conner ats. ,
SONGS feet, house, rooms, kitch-
ell, &C.; sl4O0.
North l2.h ST., 4 lots and 80 feet
under fence, sl4OO; Is or ! cash.
Connor at. bet. nth and l 25h SITS.
g lots; corners $3.50; insloe 500;
one fifth or one fourth cash.
North 18th bet. Jefferson and
Barron sts., 2 lots lOOxl65 feet; 8
bargain.
Lots 3, and 3, block 8 Bagby
add. on 9th ST.; sl45O for the three
Block /, 2, 3, and 5 Belmcn,
add. Lots i'll block 3 and 4, Sl5(
each. Lots in block l, 2 and, D.
$500 each. Will sell one-half OF
whole bic cks at that price.
North 6th st., lot 665xl65 feet,
house 5 rooms, barn, &c.; 5000.
Fourth interest in Boulevard add.
(36 acres) $3.50 per acre.
Woodland add, rs acres at 1925
per acre.
Thirteen lots Washinfton, Aus
Tin, 2lst an. 25lh sts., $1,000 pc,
lot.
North 18Th near Morrow, 1908
III lSet, SooVO
South side Washinhton and 10TH
sts., l5Ox!65 it,, $4,000.
South side Columbus, 18th and
goth sts., half block 35Oxl65 feet
$4,000.
Jefferson and 18th sts., lOox16i
feet, lot $1,000.
Corner of 10th and Columbus
l0OAl65 it,, house two story, barn
DC, $4,000.
Block 26 Bells addition, cornel
Flint and Goth SITS, $500. This il
a bargain.
Nine lots commencing n. w. Ger
18th and Washington and running
west on Washington. Will sci
cheap.
Lot l00xl65 it. on Webster bet
10th and Dist SIS. ) room house
$3.50; third cash, AMI 9 years.
Eight lots on Colum bus bet. %,
and 23fd sss., 50xl65 IT,, fron
south, $3.50 each; half cash, bal.
to $ years.
Lot l50x295 #. 10Th st. between
Adkins.a aud .Archenhold, $40,
per lot.
Let 5ozl65 fit, north on st. nua
West svenEe, 5000; half cash, al,
2 years.
Lots looxlG5 on 9th st. near c.
| it,,, l..
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-31
j. E. HORNE & Col
o
A Whole Double Column of Ex-
cellent Bargains City and
Farm Lands For Sale.

Five, Ten. FIfteen aud Twenty-Five
Blocks Out Of the Baker horne
Addition TO the city OF WAGE Al
Joining College Heights Lots. at
the Small Price of $500 per Acre
Will Sell 100 Lot. at the Regular
Cahh Price on ihc Enr'ailment
Plan, Withob, Interest-- fhe OPP
poftumiIy OF Nour life.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-31

H.. GcnHI
n. i0ent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-01
More Money in Circulation.

The increasing amount of money
deposited in Denver banks is a happy
assurance OF return of cunfd, uce
and a promise that the financial s,rin.
gency is thing OF the past What is
better, it is an indication that the peo
pie ale loosing confidence in their
woolen stocking banks.
The shipment eastward of much of
currency paid out in Denver assures
better times in the East as well as in
the West. 1t will enable business
men to more easily meet their obliga-
tons and the more readily conduct
their business satisfactorily. 1t will
also enable some of those who went
out of business temporarily to resume
and give immediate and steady EN-.
ployment to men who were thrown
out of work by the difficulty in OBJ
tanning money.
This return of confidence, aided by
the repeal of the purchasing clause of
the Sherman law, will cause the finan-
cial depression to disappear like a
troubled dream, with this difference
that the experience will never again
be courted by congresses or specula-
tors.-PdtrjOt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-01
Fun For Little Japs.
vENDeRs co ARo,,r w,ru
CHARCOAL STOVES on WHICH
CHILDREN BAKE CAKES.

Japan has been frequently referred
10 as the "Childr.n's Paradise" and
with considerable justice, for in no
other country is childhood made so
much OF, and are children surrounded
by SO many devises for their amuse.
ment: In every town, according to
DR.. w. D. Eastlake in the POPULAR
Science Monthly, there arc numbers
oI street venders and hawkers whose
sole customers are children.
One class OF these venders carry
two charcoal stoves. or furnaces
swung in the conventional manner of
the country from the ends of pole
winch rests across the shoulder. Ar
irving at convenient corner, the load
Is put down, and a group of eager
children quickly gather. For the mod.
crate sum of one or two rim the child
ren are supplied with a tiny cup OF
sweetened batter and spoon. Thus
equipped, they proceed to bake their
own cookies on the smooth iron ton
OF the stoves, fashioning the dainties
INTO whatever shape they please, and,
when they are crisp and brown, de.
vourlng them. The same vender also
denotes his skill to children. His
stock in trade" consists of dried reeds
and quantity of midzu anne, a sort ol
malt paste Some of the anne is pu,
on the end of reed and is nodded O,
blown into some fantastic shape b,
the yender. The young customer die
tates as to the figure, and butterflies
flowers, gourds, or whatnot are shaped
from the sweet paste. The children
after having satisfied their taste fol
artistic design, cat their finished work
the reed handle preventing thei,
fingers from becoming sticky.
There is another of the child anus
ers that can be seen in the streets OF
Toxic or any other Japanese city. This
artisan molds fruits, flowers and vege
tables from colored e.hower dough
and does his work SO deity that it i:
really difficult to distinguish the arti
ficial from the real fruit.
This universal love and regard fol
children is also displayed at ever,
temple festival, where numerou.
booths, gay with toys, flags and games
form always prominent feature.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-09-01
2,228,672.

These figures represent the number
of bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov,
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which were sold in the United
States from March, 'oI to March, 'o2.
Two Million, Two Hundred and
Twenty Eight Thousand, Six Humid
red and Seventy-Two bottles sold in
one year, and each and every bottle
was sold on positive guarantee that
money would be refunded if satisfac-
tory results did not follow its use. The
secret Of its success is plain. 1t new
err disappoints and can always be de-
pended on as the very best remedy for
Coughs, Colds, etc. Price soc. and
$I.oo. At c. A. Kleim's Drugstore.