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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23
How we Grow Old.

.s Unread that binds us to life is most
(CssenuS severed ere the meridian Of life is
1eu IN Inc care Of per. ons no neglect
h,." BUS means TO renew failing strength.
NO hss the source Of happiness than
rsuOiton OF long life, "an be created al d
H. u''eu Where 1t does not exist Tbous-
h, no nave experienced or ore cognizant
\. .s NJ many pnysici, ne of emlnence- of
n, ,nVc's OF Hostettet's StomscN Bi tiers,
testimony to its won drous efficacy So a
kh,,,..V " strength in feeble constitutions, and
),,,o'e aud 'hatte ed systems. A steady
|pps,,,.' OF the bodily funt items, rene wed
Y, a, s ~, mesh and nightly repose attend the
te n, 'u'' thorough and standard renov ant
|aeroh .ocai tonic repre- ented to Q akin o or
|.au,r. " IN effects in lie place. Dema and the
n nt,, which Is an acknowledged RENE ~
)sioO ,,' ma aria, nervousness, consti-
hsu,n aver and kinney complaints and rhsu-
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parents at Lewiston. The ceremo.
ny vas performed by Bishop YIN.
cent, who came on from Denver
for the purpose. Only ten mem.
bers OF the two families and a few
Intimate friends were present. A
wedding breakfast on an elabora' e
scale will be given at the Pralfie
Avenue mansion If Mrs. Stone to-
morrow morning, after which the
young couple will leave en- route for
Italy.
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Cor. 9Th and Moore sts., lloxl50
IT,, elegantly fnished new house,
& rooms, all modern conveniences;
$4,000
Lot l00xl50, Is room house,
Moore st. bet. 4th aud 5th, $4,000.
Lot 50xl50, 3 room house, Uni.
versity st. bet. 4th and 5th, $1,000.
Three lots 5oxl50 #. 9th st. bet.
Moore and University SITS. 500 each.
Two lots 5oxl5o #. each, Uni.
versity st. bet. 4th and 5th SITS.
$500 each.
Lot 5oxl65 Mary st., brick cot.
tage next to roller IN lis; tiue Place
for ware house, $500. A bargain.
Two-story brick store house,
Bridge street.
T~o-story brick store, north side
Of square. Good steLd Bargain.
Block nj Nj in West End add.
tiyn, cor. oath and Sanger ave.,
$4,000.
Block 10, Bagby addition, beau
tiful grove, fenced, cor 9th and
Wood sts., 81, 900.
lots cor, Barnard ave. and 2slh
ST., room house and lasting spring
of water, only $1,000.
Lot 5oxl65 on 10th and j., fer.
son sts., pailing fence; small sum
of $500.
House and lot on ID e. near
Jackson s0y20O IT,, brick house,
rooms, $4,000.
Lot 40xl6O feet near Gurley add
ton, room house, $3.50.
Seven lots cor. Washington and
Goth sts., picket fence and shade
trees, $500.
Lot 70xlS2 TT. cor Columbus and
10th SITS, palling and plank fence,
S25O0.
Five lots Bagby addition corner
James and 18th streets 5Oxl65 feet
each, $3.50 per lo, Bargain.
Four lots Bagbv add. near 18th
ST., 50xl65, each 1928.
Beautiful lots on North 5th street.
also 40 or so lots in East Waco
near Cotton Fadtory.
FARM.
l25 acres | mile east of Mount
Calm, 10 acres in cultivation, all
under fence, plenty wood and water.
Will sell at a bargain.
We have q number of desirable
farms in every part of McLennan
and Hill counties.
JAMES K. HORNE a. co.
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Cfetlun- Uespre..

Special 10 The News
NEW YORK, Feb. 90 Gard.
have been issued announcing the
coming marriage of Miss My Nc.
Clellan, daughter of the late Gen.
eral George b. Mcclellan, Little
Mac," and who was the nominee of
the democratic ,ar'y against Lin.
coin in 1864, to G j. Paul Despr. .,
an attache of the French legation
at ashinpto and who is Grid TO
nave manifesto d diplom attic abilities
of high order. He comes of q
high French family. The marriage
will take place in the early spring.
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Buoklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rbeum, 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 % cents per box
For sale BY w. B Morrison & Co.
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StOne-MdSters

'0'dI 70 7 ne News,
CHICAGo, Feb. 20. The mar
! IF Carl H. Stone, son Of Mrs.
! y Stone, for many years the
zen and dictator of Chicago,
gut society, and Miss Madeleine
asters, of Lewiston, ILL.,, niece of
J! Y Ktv. Bishop Vincent, of Colo
NO. was folemnized at high noon
way at the residence Of the bride s
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We here present new list OF
bare aims to which your attention is
invited. For further particulars
call or address US at our office 4l9
Franklin street.
Franz Il bet. 18th and 18th sits
lot 75x165 # house two stories, Ii
rooms, 81 1000.
Twelfth aud Jefferson, two loLs
5Oxl65 fit each ~ 500.
Ten lots bet IA h and 10th on
Ra ,by st , 50xl65 #. each. Inside
5000 Corners 1925.
l6l5 S sth, bet. Bagby and
J ames, room house bath etc, barn
and water. Lot 75xl5o #. Price
So 500.
GOA McKeen at. bet, Sherman
and Prescott, 4 room house, barn
water etc. Price $1,000. One
block from school.
Lot ami 4 of block 23o Finka
addition, N. 18th bet. Barron and
Morrow. East front. Price 800
per lot.
Lots and 8 block l3 Glenwood
addition, cor. 2Olh and Webster
sts., $3.50 for both.
Lot and ! OF s, block l3 Glen.
wood, on Clay ST. $3.50 for all.
b ock bb Glenwood addition
SO $50 Easy te1m..
Blocks 81 and 81 Glenwood addi-
ton $1,000. Easy terms or will
trade for other city property or
lumber.
Three new cottages, rooms
each bet. lO,h and nth on Frank
lin street. Price $4,000. Easy
terms.
Fur cottages 1900, 1904, 1908
1912 Fra' kiln st. Corner so. coo.
Others $500 each.
Fort ave. near 18th at, room
house water etc. Lot 75xl65 fl.
81 600. One.third cash, bal. time
2OlO Columbus ST., room house
bath etc, sta lie etc. Lot 5OAl75
TT. Very cheap.
Three lots cor. 10th and Cleve-
land sts. $3.50 for all. l.3 cash.
AT S. 3 d at. house 6 rooms,
barn etc. Lot 5Oxl65 feet. 50 600.
600 cor 18Th and Barron SITS. l. II
75xl55 it,, new house, z rooms,
both stable, out houses etc. A
Ice home and very cheap.
South 3Id st., lot lO0x200, 7
room house. Good garden, barn,
water etc. 50 500.
2 lots, N. E. Cor. 10th and San
ger, $4,000, half cash.
No. 5l4 Webster street, bet. 5th
and 6lh st., 6 room house, 81, 500
EAsT WACO.
Rush st., 4 room house. $3.50,
$500 cash, balance installment.
Taylor st., lot 15xl5o #. $3.50.
Dallas st., 2 lots 5oxl65, 1915
eash.
Cor. s. 9Th aud Clay sts.. brick
house, IA rooms, all modern I'm
provements, lot 165x350 feet,
$40, 900, one.third cash
S. 9Th and N. Of Rossst., 2 lots
5Oxl65 fl. each, $1,000 for both
Bargain.
Cl.veIar d bet 10th and 18th SITS.
7Oxl65, 7 room house, all necessary
out houses, 50 OCO, / cash. Bargain.
No. 1928 N. Gu st., 6 room
house, 3 lots. 50xl65 IT. each
81 500, 4 cash.
Cor. 10th and Jefferson sts., /!
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they SttU Want Robbery.

Special 10 The News.
CANON, o, Feb. % Several
hundred friends of the protect We
tariff banquet here tonight, and
declare anew their allegiance to the
doctrine, in spite of the rout of
November last. Covers will be
laid for six hundred, and Governor
M, Kinley, S.nator Sherman, Ex-
Governor Foraker and ex Speaker
Reed will be among the speakers.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

La, TO The News.
NV York, Feb. 20 The Feb.
',v Ta,,ersalps sale opens this
.,noou. al d vi continue for two
n. some of the best trotting sto, k
HE country being listed for sale.
|the consignment is the stallion
|nbars, . II, 3 4, now four years
whose record was made last
!, Oilers in the sale are the
he p xley, 2:l6, in foal to Mon.
Ia; Vatican, 2-lS; Prompter, l-l9
IQrim 1920 3 4; La Il ,sca 2:25;
|eopi, 2:24 IA; Classic 2:29 / A;
Is,,e, 2;;2s, and Black .tone 2;3o.
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MORNING SPECIALS
FROM ALL OVER THE
WORLD

lament TO Investigate Chicago
,..cnd.,.-Tatte safes.
..ye Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r.ary-Tartff BaP0ns SIN
~. the Robbery System-The
4 ling Sea Arbitration Tribunal
..,noued- Other Matters.
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j. Z. HORNE & co
A Whole Double Column Of Eek
cellent Bargains. City and
Farm Lands Fo Sale.

Five, Ten. Eifteen and Twenty Acre
Blocks Out OF the Hnker Horne
Addition 40 the cay OF Waco Adj
joining College Heights Lots. at
the Small Price of 5000 per Acre
eWiil Sell 100 Lots at the kegu lar
Cash Price a" the Insiaiimcnt
Plan, WiIbOht tnterest--The OPP
pOftuMitY OF Your Life.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

BehrinD Sea Matter Postponed.
Eal to The News
WAsnlSGToN, Feb. 23 This
y the uay originally appointed
! the assemblage in Paris of the
bring Ssa Arbitration ,rib NAL.
ping, however, to the inability of
f American delegates to make
Pnections, kilograms were sent to
adon last week suggesting a
tpont ment for one month. This
acceptable TO the English com.
|ssloners. Judge Blodfett will
on Saturday, and will be accom-
pied by Secretary of State Eos
/. The plans of the other com.
|ssloners have not yet been stated.
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The Public Take Notice.

Mr.. j. B. Daniels, and Mr.. j. c.
Lewis are the only persons outside Of
the office authorized to receive and
receipt for subscriptions due The
DAILY OR WEEKLY NEWS.
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Chdtduqu0 Anmirersdrv.

special TO The News:
Boston, Feb. % The anniver-
sary of The founding of the CHATEAU
qaa circle is being celt brate d by an
all day reception at the United
States Hotel ted y. Tonight there
will be banquet at which Mrs.
Mary A. l. v.rmore will respond to
the toast, .Founder Day"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

The best pork and finest beef to be
found in the city at Bennett & Co.'S.
market, corner of Franklin and Sixth.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23
4 Oui.t Tip.

MNThe News.
INV YORK, Feb. 90 This eve.
y The Ill, IN pers of the sporting
lanity will receive a quiet tip
,rmng them where the biggest
king main that has been held for
by years, will take place. 1t is
s.dy understood that the sport
| take place on Long Island, but
Their than this nome but The mi
ed will know unti. IL il all over.
enteen battles arc to he fon9 lit,
b Fifty dollars GA .a'h combat,
one thousand dollars on the
leral result, and this, with the
side betting, will probably ma ke
|arger total than was ever hsfore
ked on a similar event.
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To Investigate the School Z" Fdds."
hal to The News:


bal to The News;
chicago, Feb. %. - Educators
|oughout the country will be in
|estsd in the inv estigation that
n b, inaugurated by the Chicago
nd of Education this evening
d tue so.calied 'fAds', with
E&the school system Of Chicago
@mon with those of seve raj
hlarge cities, has become in
pied during the past few years.
|Veral prominent members Of tue
|ad have declar, d their intention
using thu. ir il fiuence to limit the
blic school course to such lines
study as will be Ct practical and
runiary ben, fit to the pupils.
|e special faI is TO he mado the
ieclive point of the attack tonight
German, physical culture, calls
mics, singing, sloyd, drawing,
Fing and clay modelling.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23
Another Kissing Case.

j. r. Edgar, successor to Joe s.
Thompson, 400 Franklin street, is
now selling pure lard at l23 cts a
pound. He has very choice st lee
ton of staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, candies, cigars,
tobscco's, etc. R-ms m Der ne sells
for spot cash at bwest possible
prices. Lee Stewart, his genial
manager will always treat you we'll.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

Np' OK Az ~ ~, Iot HUN iuD,
$ room house, 4, 500, / cash.
S. 9TH st 10, lOoxl65 it. ; room
house, 81. 500, / cash.
- h ST. in Burleson addition,
west side 10 h, IL lots 5ox226 #.
tach, $3.50, / cash.
IL lots 50xl6o on each side 10th
st. Burleson's addition, $500 each,
1 cash.
No. 1925 Webster st., 5oxl65 #.
room house, s 600. 4 cash.
No. 5ll n. 10th st., : room
house, out houses, 80, 500.
18th and Washington, 8 lots
50xl65 TT. running west on Wash
ington; corners ! 200, inside II, 100
$. 9Th ST., lot 225xsoo, two-story,
brick house, rooms, new barn,
orchard, etc, $500.
No. 7oi S. 10th st., bet. Ross
and Clay sts., room house, lot
5oxl65 it,, $1,000, 4 cash.
lots, 50xl65 each, cor. Taylor
and Cherry sts., III, 500.
N. 10Th St, opposite Catholic
school, garden, 5oxl65, 4 room
house, $1,000.
Taylor st., bet. Peach and
Cherry sts., 5oxl5o, 3 room house,
barnes, etc., 81, 500.
18th and Dutton SITS. 2OOx34o #.
I room house, SO, 500.
North 9Th st., 2 lots, 50xl65 #.
$3.50 for both.
COZ North 18th ST., 50xl65 feet,
house, a large rooms, $1,000.
35 acres Aurora Heights, 5000
per acre, one third cash.
10 h and franklin sts., = lots BOX
l65 fl. each, $3.50.
Cor. Sth and Franklin sts., l75x
lS5 f.. house, rooms; $50, 900.
Cor. 18th and Columbus sts., 80
xl5o it.; 2 houses: $4,000.
Seventh and F.aoklln SITS, l66x
G5 feet, wagon yard; $50, 600.
One. half interest in IA acres.less
8 lo,s, between South 9tn and 10 III
ste, opposite lakewood cemetery
cheap.
South sth and Clay sts., q lots;
south lot 5000; other lot $1,000, OF
$4,000 for all.
ia South Sth ST., lots, house,
rooms; $1,000.
sol South 18th and Webster SITS.
5Oxl35 it,, 4 rooms, barn, DC.
5000 half cash, bal. ! and years
Cor. Jefferson and 18th SITS, 10(
xl43 it,, 3 room house, stable, 4 ,
cheap for cash.
Columbus and 18th SITS, l65xl5t
it,, room two story house anc
outhouses; $l2 500.
North 8th ST., lot 5Oxl65 feet
$500; one-third cash.
Cor. South 18th and Conner sts
50Xl65 feet, house, 2 rooms, kitch
en-, &c; $1,000.
North 18th ST., lots and 80 fee
under fence, Sl400; 10 or ! cash
Conner st. bet. nth and 18th st4.
6 lots; corners $3.50; inside 500
one fifth or one fourth cash.
Lots 3, and 5, block 8 Bagby
add. On OH ST.; $3.50 for the three
Block /, 2, 3, and 5 Belmon
a Id. Lots in block and 4, *l5(
each. Lots in block /, 2 and 5
$500 each. Will sell one-half OF
whole bic cks at that price.
North 9th st lot 66Bxl65 feet
house 5 rooms, barn, &C.; $4,000
Fourth interest in Boulevard add
(36 acresl $3.50 per acre.
Woodland add, rs acres at $l2i
per acre.
Thirteen lots asbinfton. Aus
tin, 2lst an! 25th SITS, $1,000 pei
lot.
North 18th near Morrow, 100,
14l feet, $1,000.
South side Washinhton and | 6tf
sts., 150xl65 it,, $4,000.
South side Columbus, 18th anc
goth SITS, half block 35Oxl65 feet
$4,000.
Jefferson and 18th sts., l00xl6;
feet, lot $1,000.
Corner of 10th and Columbus
lOOtl65 it,, house two story, barn
&C., $4,000.
Block 26 Bells addition, corne
Flint and 26th SITS $500. This i
a bargain.
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T. B. Cox has removed his law flee
to rooms 10 and III Chalmers block,
South Fourth street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

Marshall, Texas, sends $4,000
to stock of the City Savings bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

1t is impossible to prevent cough
and cold in the winter season. A
draught of air, the goir & out of a
fire or any sudden charge Of the
temperature of a room is sutfi lent
TO produce such a result. While
we cannot prevent, we can easily
cure these troublesome affections
with a few doses of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-23

A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with
..sh bottle Of shiloh's Catsrrh RENE.
". Phes 80 cents. For sale BY
Williamson Drug company.
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Blomdim's Sinty- Ninth birthday.

special to The News
LONDON, Feb. % Blondin, the
celebrated ropewalker, will cele-
trAte his sixty ninth birthday next
week, and his admirers are srrang-
ing for bar q net in honor of the
event. Notwithstanding his al
vanccd age the hero Of Mag ara is
still in harness and giving perform
ances every evening in the Agri-
cultural Hall. Offers have en-
lie to him to visit America dur
ing the coming summer, but he in
afraid Of the ocean voyage, and
prefers to remain in this city, so
that when his time comes he may
die amongst his children.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28

Judge J. Clyde Nelson, of the Bath
County World, will with the next
issue of the Sentinel-Democrat, as
sumo its editorial and business man
agement. We cordially welcome Bro.
Nelson to our midst, and bespeak for
him favorable reception by cur peo-
pie. When he becomes known he
will take care of himself. Mr.. Nelson
Yields tacile pen, and is ever court :
aus and fair in his dealings with all
questions that concern his readers at
the same time he is fearless and I'M
flinchingly honest in his handling with
all such matters. we feel confident
Mr.. Nelson will do his utmost to give
the readers of his paper clean and
efficient service. The only complaint
we have to lodge against him, and
that is a serious one, is that he will not
for the present bring che better part
of him-his beautiful and accom-
pl!shed wife-tO live among us. He
promises 10 amend this shortcoming
in the spring. May he be as SUCCESS
full as he deserves.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28

Commissioner Mcdowell is in re-
ceipt of probably the finest specimen
of corn ever received in the Agricultu-
ral department.. 1t was grown by w.
p. Givens, prominent farmer of Lin
coin and Boyle courties, and is a part
of the same lot from which was taken
the specimen that was awarded the
premium at the Worlds Fair. Ex-
State Senator Cockrell, of Mt. Sterling
claims to have the finest corn grown
in this or any other State this season,
and the Commissioner is anxious to
receive and compare it with this
Courier-Journal.
Mr.. Cockrell says he is not disposed
to drop the claim that he has "the
finestlcorn grown in this or any other
State this season." He will give
Commissioner Mcdowell the oppor-
tunity to test the accuracy of his claim.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28
Why Not

Take a course of Hot Springs vapor
Baths at home? The same eject in
curing rheumatism, skin and blood
diseases as is produced at the Hot
Springs of Arkansas is guaranteed.
Several hundred patients have taken
these baths during the past twelve
months, and are willing and ready
to give testimony concerning the
splendid effects. No. 20 Market
Street, Lexington, Ky.
l6-4t DIR. CALDWELL.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28
sTERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2s 1898
The Way Out.

"If it had not been that have been
compelled to pay So 800 of security
debts, would have been able to set
tie the last dollar of my indebtedness
before March LIST next. hardly know
how have done 1t, but have" said
a gentleman to us few days ago
We happen to know that this man,
less than two years ago, was fully
twenty thousand dollars in debt, and
that any day in the two years that
his property had been put up at
forced sale it would not have brought
one halt of what he owed. This is
business man in our own midst. If
this business man can, during such
times as we have passed through, do
SO much, how much more can be ac-
complished under the more ia
vorable conditions, that we have the
right to look for, in the near future.
1t is possible, yes, it is clearly practic-
able, for every man in the county, with
rare possible exception, to pay every
dollar he owes, if he will put forth a
reasonable effort. Stop this "assign-
ing" business. 1t is cowardly. A man
ly statement of your resources and a
promise of an earnest effort to work
out of your difficulties, will nine times
out of ten secure you all The extension
you need, if not all yon desire, on
your debts. Go into this business as
many of your fathers did thirty years
ago when they came home from war,
broken and impoverished. Go to
work with the same hearty good will,
and you will soon forget that the boom
speculations ever absorbed hundreds
of thousands of your hard earned dol
lars, or that closed and broken bank
ever swept away a large amount
more. Let every man of US 60 to
work with the determination to show
the world that Montgomery is the best
county in the State, and that the town
of Mt. Sterling has no equal on earth
for "git up and git"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28
Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate of T. II. Eastin are request
ed to present them duly proven ac-
cording to law, to the undersigned
Assignee, on or before the 1st day OF
January, 1894, and those indebted to
the said Eastin, viii please come at
once and settle, or suit will be
brought.
Parties desiring to pay, and those
having claims, can pay or leave their
claims with me or my attorney, III.
Clay Mckee.
This November 10, 1898.
ADAM BAUM,
16-4t Assignee of T. III. Eastin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28
A Horseman Who Excels.

In every line OF trade there is some
man who stands out pre-eminent for
his superior skill or knowledge of 9
certain branch of that trade. Such ID
the case with Chas. Marvin, the yeter-
an trotting horse trainer, who for 90
many years was head-trainer at Palo
Alto, the farm of the late Hon. Leland
Stanford, and who lie now with one OF
the largest farms in the East, that OF
Miller & Sibley, at Franklin, Ia. II
was never conceded that Marvin was
u superior race driver. There are
drivers who can beat him at that.
But Marvin is thought to he the great
est colt handler of them all and the
quickest man to get extreme speed out
of horse of any age. His methods
of training and conditioning horses
more than anything else are response
BILE for the success and worldwide
reputation of Palo Alto Farm and the
Electioneer family of horses. Not
many trainers have published book,
Marvin has published one that is ably
edited by writer on one of the lead
ing turf Journals, and is one of the
most valuable additions to turf litera.
ture. 1t treats in an interesting way
of Marvin's methods of keeping, con.
ditioning, preparing, and training
horses, and it relates many Of his per-
sonal experiences that both interest
and instruct. An announcement in
in the columns of that well-known
trotting horse breeders journal, Ken
lucky Stock Farm, published at Lex.
ington, KY, states that they are fur.
nishing Marvin's book with subscrip.
tons. Horsemen would do well to
send for asample of the Stock Farm
and read the announcement.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28

Uncle George Garrison received a
telegram Monday from his son-in-law,
Reuben Smith,of Lancaster, announce
ing, the serious sickness of his wife,
Mrs. Alice Smith, daughter of. Mr..
Garrison. Mrs. Garrison loft on the
first train and is now at the bedside OF
her daughter. She is not expected to
live. }
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1893-11-28

wMa.3John E. Groves, at the earnest
Solicitation of his friends in every part
of the county, has yielded to their
wishes and declares himself q candi-
date for Assessor of Montgomery
county. Mr.. Groves, during his term
as County Superintendent, was com
PEELED by reason of the duties of that
Office to visit every part of the county,
and since he is man who does not go
abroad with his eyes shut, he necessa-
rily became acquainted with the value
of property in all districts. Besides
this he was brought in contact with
the Assessors lists for the school dis
tricts, and was compelled to acquaint
himself with these matters. He, there
fore, comes before the people most ex-
ceptionally equipped for the duties OF
the Office. We know how faithfully
he has executed the duties of the office
of School Superintendent, and he
promises as faithful discharge of the
duties of Assessor if elected. He is in
this fight to win, ana since the people
want the best material possible for
an officer he surely has room for his
confidence.