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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-21

Everybody is going wild over H. \.
Sheppards new music. The sales have
been far beyond all expectation "Oneta"
waltz and the TWO songs, What He
SAID 10 Ne, and Il Ana Coming Ia The
Oloaming. are selling everywhere. Send
Tor them Buy, borrow. steal them. any
way TO get hem. For Sale at Thomas
Shaw.s, l29 North Main street dalt
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60 ILL., 81 coarh. ana coIas.

The more Cham bsrlaiu's Cough Remedy
Is used the better IL - liked. We know 81
no other remedy thss always gives salts
faction. 10 Is good when you first catch
cold IL * good when your cough IS seaiet
and your lungs are sore. IL II good ia Hny
Kind Of cough. We have sold twenty
i've dozon OF 70 mud every bottle has given
satisfaction. ~;edman * Friedman. drug
glsts, MInae2ota Lake, MINI - csnt
bottles fer sale by Hettinger Bros. and
Van Werden's Pharmacy S2s North Main.
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City Engmer4 ION

Sealed bids for the taking Of the
enumeration OF the children 81 school axe
IN the city of Wichita, Kan, VIII be re-
celVed by the secretary OF the board OF
education ut his office in the City building
TIL Friday. May 26, 1872 at 4 O'Clock D. III.
Fer order OF Judiciary committee.
do st I. J. IRWIN, Secretary,
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TINE TABLE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC
ERuWAY.
'"Grea' Rock Island E0ute''l
In effect commencing Nay sth
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

AIoNEA To Loan ~ RIAL E~TATE- NJ
III delay lhoz- =. y sisaG - y Aaia =
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Potatoes-Coloradol 0laI 10. Eggs l2c. Butter
ir-t creamery PIC. second creamery Zoe, other
grades 2Dc.
Chickens-Hens SIC per pound 1--we weight.
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New York Produce and Money.

NEW York, May 20
Cotton Qu'eti spot Ice lower, Niddling uplands
fS,e, m ddling Orleans Sc
utTee-SpuJ no Gull and firm No :, 1855.
>NuEar-ke1ned quiet ana unchanged.
Money on call easy closed offered At per cent.
Prime PAPER COS per cent.
sterling exchange steady; sixty-day bills 81 SiJ6G
- demand 81 SJ,si Sli!
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PHYSICIANS.
DE. Z. EMILIA CORR.

~ f'e> :fd CliiGlcus diseases specially
me .ti .-,les during confinement. strictly PR
Nc M4se4 - desired. also pe;InaNent homes pro-
N-"tt sel tutcien when ccsltet- Letters OF iugut-
,|il-St.i a. aud answered pIouptiy Home II
lua avenue. VI .cltt. kull>ls.
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MF vie wac ogeGaaI - her be3 f.r
over $50 raastts asss very arS~tr So
tzsE p 7-saaasl1sra Hs s Et
Eetalaz tt4t s1siE sHsel ief s-T s- e
60 80 ast -rasrt ssze f#a s-F
Fala Es5aa lt.ai T. aar sass
sHs i-~~s8 re improve afssr fa- 8rst
tsEa esd fF asHG 3 - a-afaf H
ss sb-r go go aaE stte.4 81 asF
l-9sx@erA e. p lssa g 3 HHs
sag * Co. Zee Sta sa -sssat i-ss-
- ff sa- - ae}U ef-s saa ~
s. s.4s- . : -. s.z-E - -ss..-- 4-4l--
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. Nav g0-Cotton quiet Low to
good middtinG .ls@s l-ltc, good ordinary 1880
b. SION. May 2D.-SAnta Fe raj way 215s
BALTIMORE May lJ.-Gotiee quiet ttIO and No Z
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sneclsI,c The wori.i,. Iii

We can save yen more than an excursion
ticket By ordering your suits soon, aad
satisfaction guaranteed Novelties daily
received. Wichita Tailoring Ca, 80 y.
Main S1s
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WICHITA, May 20.
Cattle steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following the representative sales OF cat
Hogs steady, closing weak.
REPHEsENrATIv SALES.
Local GRAIN ana Feed Market
WIGHT, produce 1Iarlro.

Wheat 10. 2 SIC, Corn SIC Oat- 25c. Baled
Law s1G9 Ground 75c. Corn and oats
mixed 1Ja65c, Bran &c
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TO TO Si4 North Main street to get your
umbrellas repaired and covered. Us IL
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DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles. III G
tula. EiSSure an
all diseases of the
rectum w i { h o II t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
CureS Guaran-
iced. No money
To lie paid until pa.
tlent is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
lV Cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-21

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms. as Leu
colrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc, a speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemisbes removed
1ndoient Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
Office open from o'clock a. M, until
O'Clock p. m, Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
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Michitn Hnrse Market
Wichita Mule Market.

1hards. Alto years old.............S 20 00a e. %
Ia hands. to yuHTs old ..--.-...... q G0l ~ 10
u hands extra 10 years old. ...... 80 UGdl01 %
l515 hands, good, to years old ~ uOg ~ 90
l5Is hands extra 10 years Old .... 10 O0Ll2j 90
I5p hands good 10 years old .... Ito 00G 10 W
years Old 20 COeI5O 90
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The Petrited Man on exhibition at s>6
last Douglas avene j. che most wonderful
We have ever seen and is undoubtedly gen
uinr. ST.
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FOIs EENI-Ro0ii%

tl5eI ti.is Lea q. yer i-ls3-t 14g
L'Ok EE&I-PAEAehN FtE.*f-H5-D ROOM
L wiz board. 81 - io.,eaa ave.
I'OE EESI SUITE OF GOOD IOoH- s0.
Il .4-lt acl7ssesTiu-s furnished gTtfurI..s s-
"a. syV1 location. A.. = 81 sas ilt 8 a~Gtfa. ave-.
L'IE HENT-FI HNfSHE8 Rooms F9E
Il Lc2sea~-li-E- l-'4-ti- az SO = Ea.l.4r.s as-.
1-sf-
L'uH tES f-0SF- T.AErE ~ fFI-HkD EfrsM
L Sui :, afso-2 -al-idtug. -les z.z-l a.v-
IrUB EEET-r- EDOas ofEH 81 49,
L D1-s .s-z ave. D. -. 4-eF-. tl.s. lf
LOK l.E.T-IAEeE FEOFT ROOFS. wf4H
ir----.s t.,--l.. .-sz-s. - - s-s. ssya 4se-
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Tzks siege q. Ee0ss ~ Te-u1sssa r..
- slesfrss f9at@. NN -HEkEE
1.aas.-r-
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MiSceuUaiteOUs.
Situations u3ited-Mdie.
Ma sCeiiaueotlS.
-AGEN rs TAINTED.
llder tbs Lead - per Ine Per day.

IA A\TED 49, AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO
w sell official maps 81 the " orlds CoIuIa oiai.
expos iJiOn, Chicago, compiled from actual or1cial
survey, building piau ana other r-Bie Cat.s Only.
Eser5 feature 0I iateTest ana Interior srra
OF al buildings shown. complete guide ia Itself
u ru,tI artistic drawing l. feet square eXAIbi-
ton iu ITfusp0I tttloH building souvenir Pocket
hHp~ - inches sQuue, prlCs 30, sell faster fAHu
can Dv printed Liberal Cumm--sisB. energetic.
I'VE MAKE from 80 10 80 per Jay. Cash only
cons 5Gerec. AdGre-o Herman Eciaze. Lhltt
Drdught>uan o. surveys and trades Departments,
Nor-u's coIUm Uiaii Exposition, Ill5 MasoHic lem
PIE. Chicago, Illinois. G5I it,
SIUDa$IS. TEACHLES AGEEIS-YOU CAE
- clear from So to So per 'yr ek handling tie
-lsJte-- educational novelty Ia the world, AduFess
Iogge!s Bros Iub ! L4 bllen street, Chicago
M ANIED-ONE oi TWO GOOD AGENTS By
w "a reliable firm 20 sell splendid line o. tuuT4-
eating srrtS-s anu specialize, either exC.8-
Sive.y or side Ike. 10 tle manufacturing and
Store trade 10 AsLSas -ACdrs->, i-J-s Box s.,
Cleveland. -. G1-L
xJy ANIED-AGE,sT FOX CANVAS>I>G THE
w city Cal at ~ y NAN. fJ5
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IOE observation-disclosures.

na-r 4e.r -saf o. See We s~t ss5.
L'uK fSI-ED4EG. eogssEE-41 tgfFFs. ~.
j !s94.-4- a.l,. aga. D. se es.es. 3. .a.ssstts
ASS - Sod .Esa-e al e--ffat lstzLs. sis fss--.-
I.,oa 3-EsE -EEa -ls asp 0Esa1. s9.
i 4-ea- esrs r. ..ez Hs.-
10. EEs -0ffif1 ~ IHs Esi9aI 3.
i -ssat b.. sss Es. sf.s-.s
'.-.s O. -.-e .es. --z- 10 s-e 4sg- 4-e Alsa l4
eala -iu
IL, EEaE--T0E Hs5H ss t &krE
4 e.. --sH4 ~ 5s-s--l az a-s-- & s+ x-s
10. EEsT-sEW FtAsl- SEF oE.sAss
4 -<eaz4 a-zt4t-rs- l2zlaos ~. 's.t.t..-s
I- --ss-~ 81 g. uf4a-.4- 4E
4 e.t -as5 -~fgl. b s.fslsI .o ~ 5sst tsl-h-
i -e-- s.-.s-sf
;a- -.sr, --a4-sf g Aes.tea-
-. 144- ~f1ai sJs5- gs j. g-sE De
]! -srl--. saeaaf 8 g. 9trt
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The quotations mere presented are 10 give INT
sbftpeT an idea OF the general range OF prices Fl,
Native shipping steers, good 10 eAir .s4 -''S ~
Good to extra native butcher steeI1, l0JJ& -, ~
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49, 4
WcllIEl
FINANCBAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle. 81: Hogs l04.
shipments. Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita BrcBdSiuG Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 Co. ex-
ira fancy >
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plymouth Congregational church. corner
OF Lawrence and Second street Preach
ing at l0:45 a. II. and : p. M, by the pastor.
r &. BisselL Camuuuioo services in the
moruing. Subjects: Morning. The
Meaning Of Fellowship with Christ
evening, The Practical Application OF
Christianity in Oar Day sunday school
at y m. y. 2. :. c, T. At : p. N. Ali are
lnYlfrH
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-21

ile-aHt fC, Tr.rs. ciafr CHS oi Hti t-Ats- aifr}
iu-lIuEH ~lecuvr- from Nc.liJa IA Kansas ttty asa
chicago wltHgu; change H'GhJ tls1r>- 4.caeis
sold and ls-eaEs checked through ta ai. pV.A-s
toiih south. and west snd steHinsj 80 l.cEe
sold 60 ali luruues4 9EGT> - lowest Ta|e-. tlty
tiCsst Office i.l Ess; Douglas avenue. ,otaer Aa-u
street PASSENGER station corner Douglas All Mead
avenues Telephone IL.
- Il. FHIITIPS Ticket R-sas-
fNO. STRA STAN. d T. s T. A.. Chicago lii-
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ron TRADE
Trfel this head 30 per line per fav

LOk TRADE OK HALE-IMPUkIED BLACK
L uve-year-OIG Norman stud. beauty. Tor safe
OF exchange tot good pHig ~ heavy worn horses pr
good young lisa drivers OF for buuch % smooth
young ponies o. saddle horses Enquire or n Is.
Diver, oF
VVOK TRADh-A GOOD STORE INTER TO
Il trade for good store tables Nithita ] ofll.g
CO. 80 ~ Main. 81
NOR TEADt-JUMP STAT LEATHER TOR
4 buggy, nearly uev. fer second band upright
L.ann- Aaar..- = a Ha--.- y o am :.
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FOE EXCHANGE.


L'OR Exchanged MkkCHANDIok FOR
4 well located residence lots III Wichita. Address
W r.. Eagle office. alt+
ITO ENCHANGE-A STOCk Of 6OOJS ~
i voice s5UJ0. FOR clear Kansas land, also store
house with stock OF staple merchandise and dwell
To-. IN Indiana for good farm Cone Il % SO l.
Douglas 80 g
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FOR ZEN T-HOtfseS,

tiGst ttis head o. per line Pet day.
NOR khSr BY WRIGHT & MEIER
81 T. OAA. store. B., siL.
- y Washington, a., a..
~ y aIHIset 81. ar. sc.
40 SA.ruisu. = J. $50
Ii5z y Main So g. tl0.
s-l r. Third -: NE place 30
~ =. Main. store 80
50 y. waco. HI. SA
5is ". TuIrd, moo. imp. ss
ll55 = rTu pOgia, IS.
80 :. potia. -
House. barn aud acres -.
l.31 Dayton ave s.
sz NaIfIusou ave $50
10 J.. Prince. . g.. Is
rs :. Market. r. barn. IS.
~ =. Topeka. ss. s.
l2i7 Elf-lL Z. house sd barn 81
100 ~ naf-r. q. barn. 49,
And man others Get l.-t. 81
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the "easy job boss-the street force
and other "wsge earners.'
A GLASS. The true and tried
who bear the "burden and heat
with little pay and TO thanks. But
they are the stay ana strength of our
citv.
Z. All these charges-except the
first 1--WE don't mean the first class,
we mean the ones nameo above
Everybody likes and trades with
Waco Trading Company.
8. We recommend Waco Trading
Co. if you want to pay cash or get
goods on easy :erms-furniture, stoves
ard carpe,s-your house furnished
from kitchen to par)or.
J. w. RIcaINs, Proprietor.
Thus endeth the second letter.
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Hotel Arrivals.

HOTEL PALMo-S c Wilkerson,
EDDY; Max Wierbery, l. Ginsberg,
Dallas; John Hyner, Texas; Harry
Briosey, Miss M G James, Miss Geor
gia Murray Busby, Guy Nichols.
Hugh Gibson, Of the "Mr. Potter Of
Texas troupe; H Woods and wife
w S EIpscomb, Fl G Hall, Mrs J T
Woods, ] Beverly, G G Brownlee, W
E Armstrong, T 2 Cooper, city; DR.
j C Woods and wife, Robinson; H J
Anderson, New York; W T Sta|lworth,
H B Waters, Rosebud; ] Fl Elliott,
YJakum; W H Sutton and wife,
Sparta, Tenn; H R Hillebrand, Dali
las, VIM E Reel, West; H W Hurt,
San Antonio; John Brock, Trov; G T
Cox, BruoeviIle; George Call, Bolton;
G Wilson, San Antonio.
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Letter THREE

w AGO, Jan. t, 1888.
To our Customers:
We buy sell and exchange every
thing in our line. We have two large
stores In one we keep only NEW
goods. In the other we keep stoves,
tinware, dishes, also new and second
hand goods. ANY man who offers to
exchange new goods for second hand,
must keep and sell the second hand
There is no secret about this with US
We want you to know this-all this
We do not want goods. We want
you to come and see what we do If
you have anything TO sell we will
make you an offer You don't have
to accept our offer You come and
make w an offer. This is fair. Ii We
don't like your offer We don't take it.
Trade in everything
j W. RIGGINs, Prop.
P. S.-Thus endcth the third letter.
j. ". R.
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LETTER NO. 2.
WACO, Texas, Jan. 4, 1898.

WACO, Texas, an. 4, 1898.
the People o, Waco:
There are several classes of people.
don't mean the low classes and
n classes"-only men "sorts Of
pple.'
!. A Glass of people who want the
th,' including the Waco city hall,
d the contents thereof" and when
BY get the Offices, salaries and the
erquisites thereof" then they want
Pre- Salary and bigger rerquisites
ID less TO do. We are not much
qualnted with this family; they
It have ''much dealing" with lis.
ley claim and charge that we too
lea are guilty of telling the "truth."
I'VE plead guilty.
A class Of people, who, as true
sems, unselfshly object to the
Pve, who object to having a town
Pply to give fellows who are too
rthless to earn living, "easy
s." This class insist on the bur.
ps Of tsxation, being as high as
Pslble. This class want men to
TX for the city at the same price
are worth at anything else
This class the Office "dealer and
per" call "oranks" but for this
Is, Zone of whom we are which"
lco would today owe over $1,000.
This class is very valuable to
town.
A class who pay tax and say
hing-pcor fellows! They feel
their necks are in "the yoke" and
y pull !"
A Class Of people "who toll not"
ct there is not millionaire" in
the land who lives like one of
De
A class who "labor hard" but
CITY, who has money to raise and
salaries Of their easy job" fel
'-These are our teachers, under
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The "rwlce a. Week" St. Louis
Republic HIS led the fight for tariff
reform, and stands without rival as
the Leading and representative demo-
cratic newspaper of the country.
Everybody should subscribe for it
now, and get all the news during the
closing months of the republican ad-
ministration, as we'll as after the
Inauguration of Cleveland and Steven
son, when the democratic party will
be in full control of the national
government. 1t is a great semi.
weekly paper, issued each Tuesday
and Friday-fourteen to sixteen pages
every week-ior only one dollar
year, the price of weekly. An extra
copy free to the sender of each club
of four new subscribers, with four
dollars. Write for sample copies.
Address The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
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"a YARD OF PANSIES."
Our Gift to Every one of Our Sub.
ScribarS.

Our 6ift to Every one of Our Sub
scribers.
BY special arrangement with the
publishers, we are enabled to make
every one of our readers present of
one of these exquisite Oil Pictures SO
inches long, a companion to d "Yard
of Roses,'' which all have seen and
admired. This exquisite picture, "a
Yard of Pan sies," was painted by the
same noted artist who did the
"Roses." 1t is the same Size, and is
pronounced by art critics to be far
superior to the Crosses !" The re-
production is equal in every respect
to the iginal, which cost $500. and
accompanying it are full di; ections
for framing at home at u cost of u few
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ment for your parlor or superb
Christmas gift, worth at least So.
Send your name and address to the
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ing, mailing ETC., and mention that
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If you will promptly send into this
Office six dollars HE DAILY
NEWS will be sent to your address for
one year, and copy of the memorial
volume Of Jefferson Davis, eleyaptly
finished and substantially bound in
English cloth. This volume is sold
by subscription for 80 rs
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R,ooins Writes Three Letters.
LETTER ONE.
Waco, Texas, Jan. 4, 1893.


WACO Texas, Jan. 4, 1893.
ro the Merchants Of Waco:
/ There are several "classes'. of mer.
chants q don't mean with reference
4 10 paying taxes).
u i. A class Of merchants who thinks
here should be but one of his sort in
= town, (when it would be the great.
st blessing if the town did not have
ven one Of his sort. He is a mer.
bsntile coward. Greedy, narrow
minded and afraid Of competition,
wants about four prices for everything
be sells. We put this fellow down in
The first class but he lacks q sight Of
being first class In any particular.
n 2. A class Of merchant who is al.
8Fsys talking about his competitors.
This is "dead give away" Any
merchant who will say mean things
ltout competitor in business way,
pr about his goods, will not do to
trust Besides all he says, generally
means he is afraid of the man and the
FOODS he talks about. This fellow is
100 low to class at all. He is a
ssnide."
3. A very windy class. This is
ptten simply bad habit, contracted
by associa,irg with windy aldermen.
let the idea2
4. A class of merchants, who oppose
4 very move made for the good OF the
4 community or town, simply because he
= id not "suggest' the more. This
Ellow wants to be "the boss" Yet
. one in town would se!ec. him for
Il be job. This fellow would not attend
KY merchants meeting unless his name
" |as head, when really he would not
VA e good material for the fool or any
a 6ther part ofthat body. He is sim ply
s "Humpty Dumpty."
s 5. A class of merchants who i'm
S4gnes his business is too well known
yp need any "prnter's ink that the
RI ountry would not be "safe" without
s i'm That the banks all want his
L ccount because so often in tired ink"
Ne give the fellow up-no hope!
g. A class OF merchants, whole
I ouled, libsra in heart and mind
4 tho is willing to contribut both mon
y and his presence to any movement
br the good of his town. Never tires
is business Speaks only kindly Of
|is competitor if at all Talks up
is own business-attends to his own
usiness. Talks up his town, attends
ny meeting promptly, does we'll and
kithfully any part assigned him,
Ii is no less to follow the fellow.
" are ready to say, This is sue.
ss." Such men Always succeed.
M I'VE these traits Of character to any
lsiness man and at once he will say,
3;8 hat is live, successful business
an
gs We hope you will excuse US if we
M aim-"One of the last above, whom
"a e Waco Trading Co. is one of
IS h'ch Yours truly,
MA j. w. RlGGINs
S# Furniture, stoves and carpets.
~ our home furnished from "kitchen
q parlor." Trade In everything"
s. WACO TRADING Co.
4 The above endeth letter No. /.
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The NEWS will furnish all annuaI
subscribers to The DAILY News who
pay six dollars in cash with a copy of
The Memorial Volume of jefferson
Davis, neatly bound in English cloth
The subscription prlce Of which is
s2.75. Mrs. Davis gets royalty on
each volume sold.
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Removed.

To accommodate our increasing bust
ness we have moved into the large one
story building 727 Austin avenue,
next door to Mistrot's, where we will
carry the largest stock of feed in the
city. T. M. SLEEPER & Co.
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Network Cotton Market

By Associated Press to The News
NEW YORK, Jan. 4 Cotton flu.
lures opened firm January 9:55;
February go; March 8 81, April
99!; May 1OC2; June 10.
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A Failure.

By Associated Press to The News
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 4-B and H.
Berger, of Malvern, have failed Ii.
abilities $4,000 Assets unknown.
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Electric Trolley Suits Decided.
BY Associated Press to the News.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-The trao.
ton company has lost the trolley suits
in the supreme court. This decis
ion means that ell the lines here can
use the trolley.
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In Aid of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY Associate Press to The News.
ST PETERSBURG, Jan. A The Gar
has given orders that relief works be
Started in the destitute districts forth.
with for the benefit OF those suffering
from the effects Of the famine.
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