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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27


poor child, poor little oner she
murmured softly. so you are Char
lies boy, my husbands child. but not
mine"
There was pause for a few mo
rnents while a tender memory swept
her soul. a pause that came from an
overflled heart and spoke of almost
unbeara bic misery.
The child's pictu re was laid away
with its mothers, and after a brief
moment of repugnance. which she
conquered with heroic viii, she put
on her hat and wrap and went forth
alone to what she had decided was
her solemn duty.
s'She has gone to plead for him, to
secure his release" some said when
she had left the village. and others
answered resentfully. you do not
understand the girl; she has gone to
see his victim and prove to her own
satisfaction the facts which we have
told her.
But again the gossips were mistaken
in the woman's nature There was
nothing in her face as she went her
way to give the lie to any Of their
theories or conjectures. and whether
her errand was for mercy or ven
geance. only the developn nts Of the
next few days could possibly deter
mine.
Grace Denison stood at last beside
the dead. and her anguish Of soul was
something frightful- To think that
this beautif girl had been 50 founy
wrOn9ed-this innocent babe 50 cru
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27
FIVE CENTS Al LINE,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE.

Are you In need Of work. If 50. you are q
Liberty 70 these columns for assistance u
that direction While this notice appears tn9
STATE JoURSAL will publish free on Sa5urday.
Monday and tuesday. for Topeka or Kansas
pvople, all notices OF SITUATIONS Wanted. nos
exceeding nve Lines, or thIrfy-ivs words. u
length Provided that all advertisements or
this nature aro handed In previous 20
Ten O'Clock 5aturt day morning; also on WednoS-
tbs class handed IA b ten o'clock Wednesday
morning
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays No OBJ
Lg2Jlon is incurred on the part OF the adver s.
er No worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate % take advantage Of this offer NO ono
~ business or having employment Is expected 70
lake advantage a. Ii. but al others invited CO
avail themselves freely.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

understand her better the day they
told her Of her husbands sin: that he
had. unknown to her. been keeping
up another esta blishmeut in a distant
city. and was deliberately wronging,
not only her, but another woman and
a nameless babe.
Size resented it at first. as any SEN
sible, strong minded woman would,
and called for proof. but when they
crowded letters. pictures. bills and
papers into her hands she went from
their presence like one dazed in brain
and almost beside herself with sorrow.
When she was alone she went over
and over the horrible statements Of
these simple minded tattling neigh
bors, and gradually, through the con-
fusion of agonizing pain. the light Of
ca liner reason penetrated
He had deceived her. then, ali these
years. these long. happy years that
she had tended the house and basked
in the sunshine Of his divided affec-
ton She had trusted him implicitly,
and his frequent journeys from home
had been satisfactorily explained by
the necessities of a growing bushes
But he had deceived her all the
time, he had lied in her ears and
smiled, oh. how tenderly, in her eyes
during all that period Of ignoble ac-
ton
Now he was safe in jail-they told
her that. these gossips-and the other
woman he had 50 cruelty wronged was
lying. cold and silent. in her casket,
with her infant folded closely to her
breast He had killed her, they said.
but no one knew the circumstances,
as the VIII ole case rested on the sim
pie fact that he had been with her
the evening be fore and was the last
person seen in her living presence.
When this came to her mind Grace
started almost invOlu ntarily, to get
her hat and shawl. She must 60 to
him, of course; she was his wife, her
place was at his side. and it was her
duty to effect his release from this
terrible position Of disgrace and
misery.
Half way across the room she sud-
denly recollected herself. He was
her husband, yes, the ring on her
finger, the certificate IN the bible told
her that; but why should she go to
him now when he had wronged her
to the extent that was past all human
fOrgiveness2
She looked at one Of the pictures in
her hand. It was a beautiful picture.
the likeness of a fair young girl, and
as she looked her eyes filed with
tears and her heart seemed paining
her worse than ever.
II suppose / ought to hate you"
she murmured sorrowfully, but the
face Of the young girl only smiled
back at her IN merry way. and the
tears rolled faster down her cheeks as
she laid it carefully among her
treasures
'.She was my sister IN shame" she
said bitterly. If have been
wronged. SO has she. If she has suf-
fered, SO shall /. but some day, when
we meet IN heaven. a bond of love
and tender sympathy viii make US
understand each other"
Then she raised the infants picture
to her lips, and a storm of heavy. bit
ter sobs swept suddenly from her
aching bosom.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

Perfumed butter is the latest fash
ionable fad. The butter makers lay
the dainty pats Of butter in thin mus
lin and then put them in glass dishes
on beds of roses. violets, carnations
or mignonettes. and finally surround
them and cover them with fragrant
blossoms till the little yellow pats are
regnated with the sweet perfume.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

A Portland, Me-, fish weir was last
summer found to contain iamprey eel,
smooth black founder, rough black
founder, sculpin, shad, herring, tom
cod, saw belly, lump fish, cod, bake,
sinner. skate. squib, striped bass,
spider crab. Gunner, pOrgy, maclxerel.
sand dab. witty, soup. and sea shad-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27


#4 80 - .-Jle blacksmith shop well ecuir-
aaa wagon work a town near Topeka il good
la1 ~ y. dSslrlct; has good trade year round
tl14 tHo SHOPS IN town A splendid ouan7nc-
LOT one who can do horse shoeing and ii 1 r,zs
oorA- Aadress =. y. journal once. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

Two days later her husband was set
free. Grace Denison had sworn that
through jeal ousy she did the wiclzed
deed and then sat meelxly in her cell.
waiting with some Impotence for the
fatal day which should bring oblivion
to her and condemn the man TO per
petual memory
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

First published on the 18th day Of October
1851 IN the Official city paper.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27
U1IoH PlCIFIC.

Change ofTine- In Erect October :, 1894
UNION PACIFIC-EASTBOUN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

American Live Cattle Not Allowed to
Land at Hamburg.

LAID At HAND
HANBURe, { Ct 27.-The nate today
published d. cree prohibit ng the i'm
porIation of American i've cattle and
fresh beef on the ground that +wo CIR
goes which just arrived contained several
ausmals suffering from exas ever.
Consignments which are proved to have
left America by October 81 are exempted
from these provisions. but the animals
imported must be / 9 at the abbatoIr
here Immediately after they are landed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27
NOTICE.
CITY OF TOPEKA.
Oct IS, 1894.
To whom it may concern


To whom il may concern.
Notice is hereby given that the undeTsign-
ed res dents and freenOlders Of the city OF To-
peka, w. II. Miller, John l.. Beverly and Will
liam Finch, were duly appointed BY tie mayor
and council OF the city OF Topeka. and having
dulv uualfffad as arurafSerS rs ascertain the ats-
tlial value Of the land proposed to be taken I'M
der ordinance No i741. approved August Is.
1881. for the purpose Of opening and extending
Garfield street between Van Buren, street and
Topeka avenue. in said city. and also 10 assess
and appraIs6 the damages and benefits arising
ing and situated IN the benefit diSIr.c crea ed
and established BY said ordnance which - de-
scrbed as follows. tOWit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of st. John
street and jackson StreeE- thence west along
the north line Of St John street to the line
of Polk street; thence north along lhe east line
OF Polk street to the city limits Of the city Of To-
pe0a; thence easterIy along the northern limits
OF the city OF TOpeka 10 soldier creek tn nee
easterlv along the south bank of soldier creek
TO tie west Inc OF jackson street, thence SOuCh
along the west line OF Jackson street. 70 the
place Of beg ginning
And also to make a true valuation and ap-
situated In said benefit district without regard
TO the buildings or improve nenrs thereon
And notice IS hereby further given that we
Will meet as such appraisers Oh the 81 81 day Of
October, 1884. at 10 O'Clock a. Of said day at
the northwest corner of St John and Jackson
streets. city Of Topeka. in said benefit district.
for the purpose Of ascerlaining the ual va-ue
assessing the damages and benefits a. aforesaid
W I. MILLER.
j. T. b EYEEfLK.
Nm. FINCH
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

c. M. WELfH. T. q. WILSON.
WEIGH g. WILSON.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
s. 3 Kansas avenue
Commercial Law and a ID Litigation. De-
faulted Mortgages attended, 70 Eracllee In ali
Safe and Federal Coursa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

A-Daily. B-DaIly. except Saturday c.
Daily. except Monday
For tickets. sleep ng-car berths and general
Information. call at City Ticket Office. COL kan
sas avenue. corner Sixth street. Telephone 430);
at Passenger Station. corner First street and
Kansas avenue. telephone 3S4)s or at FcSLotnces
North TopeAa, telephone Bod.
H o. CARNEY.
City Passenger Agent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27
Trains

Wichita local.
q K ] a h o m 3 &
Texas local
Den. & Tex. Lin
alIfornla Lin
Skansas City &
Topeka plug.
Co oradO Night
Express 100.
Man. & B. Acc
TX. Sunday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-27

FVVO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN it known
A that my petition is on HE III the probate
court asking Tor permit to sell intoxicating
LIQUORS az No S34 Kansas avenue. IN the second
ward OF the city OF Topeka Hearing for the
same is set for November p. 1874. at a. N.
+. B. WALLACE
TOPEKA KAN. Oct. IS. 1854
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

19eo mentr. at Safuer tuuOt tyre bet belle, baaOe Pl9e'
Ga Driiten, ban teuOer beg9s 10 % mo, pau q 6" '"I"'''
Og Oggtis Tlano."
oGr bet en- gsnntnina 0s lar ta9et, Bang, eaG ct Haa0'
% oil baus2"
Oct CT en- geilutuiug, leg bar ta8st fOr ieO al ftnos 6'e0'
grpQupet ital inart inbe Steo, O9 bet roI'9f 0rOOsf'st
1orboIb psb6Huer imsuem benz, til guen CT en- fuIoporsn
spinOe. :. iaa ,Ommer GiarIigbeOen NOT al fig lsIp. Se'
belle fan iaa let a]rruu9ereS, Oa 9afner aOersos Dor Der S"'
fet. Barnet ul peObtiue at fe Op til BAN lOn' ir ioF0An''
Qarer. GA for gaetsn fan be ware sOOs Venher. Dainer er
en- g2anO al 2Gre, tg bar snOuu uI0riS traiiet paa Ell mere
ublunOet 9stitaisnbeO enO bOS bam."
"glaor Saoen sr ufgiOrt, bebsuer is 10 fun at OGrs N"'
bsrsr. De moQ bcOit ieu ui6e 5uuO DC sni,er 49,. men ben
lille gioe er tuart urs, bun tisuOsr busrtsn fit '9ierts eur IN
Billie.
Der ton, ct fin; Smil ON Bangs IiAnS.
"@f en- blot oa bar Qilberer bar DC ell taa!eI9 befsmt
Wenin9 ON Su9tn, min goOs Guun. -. men, ir De, bette
Ct iu9sn 6~tpu9rQs; ies bar IGn8e Os nse oOerOe'et O''
0afnu CT baubs imuf, bran % goo, G9te BAN lnaa pun OS
aqte ham Uil bun tOntme til, buiS life De t'It2Io's ta'oe
litte BAN uO hos benOe, Os bet frp9ter Ss ps' "'e 'o' :
ia0oe Bang imiLenOe. "6abrittsn tan life SoOt unOpare pam
.... ia, lie De fun, ben s Osiuu nit Barn, jes bOlosr "Gltsn
(as Iua meast al ben, iom al min 00tter, o9 SrfOr bar les
bsitemt, at ban ftuI Baue benz besse, iaa fan le9 % roI'S'
"6uaO tror De, be ungs pel l9e til bette arrangements
'9aaar be iaar at pioe, at ig oil % 6reo, buts leg faar
bette 0nite opiplot, uiI in9en al benz pG9rs i9, l9 tlsnoer
mine Soft"
zoe ueb, Bang at es r Ell ipuriOmneIi9 6pr; j9 lp'Iesr
aLbri9 mine Orb % better life mine Raao, % ltlsnt leg go'z
Der msyst al De hinge, uIlOs jes lite for me8st sOOt taSe Oct
Quiuar paa mine SfuI0re... u0a, nj fan i9 psI tass Britt
tsrns frsm, Der pleisr at tomms go ouer J0It sfsr en- peIs
Ouerusiet gsilutnine."
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Srebie Sapitel.

Yua felipe grplupSOasen pr Sang plup'elts osc, Den
tore Sinb5beuG9eIie buuos orGbt BAN.
st lnr par nGfen soaet liben ben Dag.
GQsn iaO ofts aIsne bet fore 9Grelie, 9Gfnr ments, at
BUN buUoe gOOt al at uOUjtIe fig GO, stbusrt &ilt9ISs
ifuIOe bun ~tiIbrin9e Ser8eaaret Stilbeo, fa piIoe ban tGnte
paa, at lln9oommeu trRn9er til NoipreoeIie.
RuOn beiO9te Dem Ofte, ban par bIeuen BenOes beoite Ben.
s bet iuunOne Nar par 6orretnin8eu ta9et ~betpOeIi9 til,
0oiner trGu9te til uye GrGiter for at beitribc ben itoOi9
OorenOe 6anoeI.
) (%rOnObem bav0e ban iuOrettst ct RoutOr % Eager, iOnl
oie OrOg BAN ira 6iemmst, OeriOr 5avOe ban uGret moot til
at engagere Ell un9 Ni0nO til SontOriit uoe paa ielue 6as
6gitten.
gilert5 uar ct b~eBa9elist uu0t Wtenneift, iom por BeNb:
Oeie al en- Del 0aunsis, ban boUOe rstit me9et O9 par uant
til at berGge fig bet ~ieIifubei9e Sin, ban foritOO berfOr gobt
at more ben un9e Sone meO lin ItUIige Bo8ltar. Gu uar
oct 0taun % 90fner, Der fpiQsos Sjat, ineOen8 GQsn lao %
~itrifteOe.
Gn Niteu, ineOen8 De iptQeoe, iagOe JaUu:
"Dst ct mutt al Dem, 9uuer, at De bar isr9st ioa sOOt
for 0ere5 Zones MOrtab, bet ct en- flint Seita68Oume, bun
bar faaet giIertS; be ct meget iuntmen, bun ct NOT ube at
ipaoiere meO bum aften.... nua, i UiungeI al ~tpinbelig
Om9an8.... iaa.... ia ioo fan Der pI life ~inbuenbes
nOsst OerimOO, fun ipne5 jes, lille 6otter, at De ct iUart
liberal"
9aner iua imienOs paa BAN: "NteO andre Orb, Ge me-
at i9 ital iaiie Ouoet Selitab til min Sone; ur fun
rOIi9, Gaen ct enOm ct Barn, Os for 0teiten bar ig itreust
til min SuFne &isbenbOun, ies uenter benOs buer Dag, bet
ital pare en- SOerraieIie Ior min lille 9i9e."
"0et ct iaamGnO paa Chen at BRUCE 8er8 Qantsr, oObe
De leuer mere 6abrttten emo iOere8 0iem. @r Ceres
Suiinc imat % ing, iaa tGnter ig NOT icg bar glaO8 i Siers
til en- e'uO0otter enOnu, bet UiI Oo ii9e, bu5 BUN ct piois
at betaIe, De peo 10 NOT, i9 8iuer aIOrjg SreOit."
9tGfe Dag fom 0nIOa 6ofmann, o9 @Qen, iom lite uur
pant til ~tUtnoeIt8 Omgan9, iutteOe fig itrar meS mn8oOmme.
li9t SuGrmeri til benoe. 6sr Der par gaaet mango Gaze,
bauOe bun inOta8et en- litter 9lOS 6amilem, % ieIu 9oun
fig iRrIig t~iItruttet al Den IiUIige unge 4i9e, ber oltio
var ului9 til at brtu9e imaa Ore.
San OruleOe benOe itaOis msO ~uitpl6ise lo ialb imOo 0an.
mart, O9 naar bun tom 6pr % 6Iomme, lao ban Ga Qneb
l9 tlltreo8 | I)9nOerne, ban baOOe naaet lin 6eniiqt.
Bib DEM aIori9 inO, at 0ereS iorrOite g3soe Ian maaIe
l9 rteO pore 9raner, DC ct 9rsnns ira 0foS til Cop; uoo.
bpaO iparer De-. b~uorleOeS icr Oere8 banite Irar no
ON Stnteren, De ltaar ifaIOeOe Stopen oo itrattsr be nsone
Arms tmOo 6immeIen, ineOens pore @raner bar bebolot
i'm 9renne 0ra9t % banner ct m~a9eIigt Seize for ben bIsoe
4plOe Sne, lOm It98er Os 9pn9er fig pa Oeres grere; ne.
le9 Ser~Oe, laa pIanteoe ie9 NaatstrGer, % bare 9ioale.
r~eF' 6ortiGtte8.1
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
81 Wangc ont llocn
Secorab.G Soften,
spsr lirsoas 90 3rsoas
Teo Irnrn,
boet airsOas,
Sil oen sanile Yris,
S1.25 for Mar9auaen'

1irsSnss'9tumeret pl ~fOrelsbis bIi 4 sioer Of Roa,,,
alminoeli9e Stsrrelie, lebiaset al Weo 4r,r." '
Srebasssgsumerst ul bliue s sibsr Of uarpererns
relie.
9prs sbonnenter uil berueb iaa Ell betuoeGo m,.
mere 9aieftoi % ~iriifere glpbeoer. Saabe 9irsb,,.
Srebass,Iumsrst oil inoebOloe 0pbeber fra 9ub. !. w
luuoet, @pt fra @aibin8tOn % aOnsresfen, fra Sc ioPs,L
lss 2esislaturer, oip. "
2bOnnenterne oil bereiter faa to fulbnanoio, gni.
bper llse.
5rsbasSs9 tuueret pil ioruoen Npbeoer Oo. ino,6,,
9obe 5ort9ainser Der life oil sioe 5Ort9linaerrs m,
Irnem nuset efter, 8Orreiponbaucer 8reoe fra G,n"
lanost, "5or 5armen, Suiet % Sausu," airtelioe ans'
Der ofp.
sesss slabe ul inOebOlOe ieneac 8iarfepsh,.
rctninger.
gi uil ienOe 8laoet til gtorse (aQs tire tbaoU,l sr,
5rsoas, for 2 Dollars aarsansen. 9ortOen ulens sa,
alsus en- Dollar Os fire Gents, % subitriptiOnen moo ar
for ienbes oirette til %, ba ri paa insen MauOe tan 5hI,
6 pmmisiion fur NOrsesabonnenter.
9pertis en1enterne oil bereiter blipe forfeit nm ~.
Blade, % br oil berfor blipe forbolosuis faa liberia,
menter / bosrt Slab.
5or be al Abpnnenterre, Der Dor lanat fra 4oitOw.
ul bet fanie bliue ~panitelist at bente Blaoet TO @opo, AN
llsen, men ielp ON bet bentes en- Gang ON llasn, vl gn
Deoerne blipe liseiaa frtite be to gluoe fOm uu BET IN,
Oct tiger fig ielp, at SubitriptiOusn bcrefter man
bctatesi S~orifno,b a pi eaers life paa nOgen gaaS,
ian ueObliue at ienbe no Slaoet to @ange ON loen =,
rreoe IbOnueuter anmpoes oerfor paa Oct ~iltanbiois ON
at ienoe i'm SubifriptiOn 5urifuo, enteu for ct belt gr
sl.25, eler ct balut 9lar, SO Gents, eler ct tuort Nm 81
Gents. Zen, iOm III ltaar @jGlo til 8laOet anrpgS,,
ON at itrioe til ps.
5Oris8 at isnoe os en- M Subitribent, naar g. isnSg
9ere5 e9en SubitriptiOn, oa 8e Ital baue ltpr Eat for
SrDoertet. 5or Ell iaooGu 3ieneite ul vi ieno2 Gem en-
EXTRA TrRmiebo9, Ell al benz Der 9aar meO 8,aou for
$l.25.
Tceorab=V oiten % Weo 4rmeu CT Uliaii
bet 9anIIe 2ano, % man fan panitelig ieuoe en- mere VII
tonlmen @aoe iOr ben lille Gum al 2 GUIlors til SlQotu
8enncr oerbiemme. 8erom bar hi manaioloiac &bnf3.
bprO Srepc b%iemmefra. 5orie9 en- aorgau8 og e, m9
life utl lao 3at til 9gn.
S Saab on, at bore Seitr9belier for at itaf2 von
2anosm9no ct aoot, biliot 8lab paaitionuc8, unbeiaR:
9ecordb:Yoitcn % Wco Nrnen paa oct tt0fa
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TecorabsYoften bar for benue Nar9aug to nR
%O1roIfuloe ErGmlebg9er, ben enc for gtptte, Den GDtu til
8%ornGielie. Den enc er:
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

pet brnst / opu temti Nar al R~iIifoutro q,
Reert, tor esrss esru uRetr 3aub Trtms
oruott utb uletommtut6 eIe, IrthFrc.
ll9tI garner olPealer summtruG itiIs
Ter al z mnrIG. hRlhrfhrr d 1 no - 80.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

orIoc prrrt oer urreIre o III at
oeolioehoIoc ben @liFieuo iuuoe eans
mcniGtnina, uocn hpilten ben troi
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

paa bUa Nften % MOrsen. 5Or at itafe npe aIGOer til
fin DnOlius, Iarte bum 5urtis at fy % itrith. "a BUN par
fgIOt fer Nar, ~en9o9creOe Bang en- 9ustarer til beuOs.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Ii. ANUNDSEN,

Drawer Is. Deccorah, lOWa
E,rn9e lenoss 8oitoifce Niouep Sroer, grpreis gioneV lr
GEL, NSs9tlteret Brep euer gont Drafts lnoeuoe paa Ghtcba9o HD
gUtt minneapolis % q. 8aul Private Checks eIler Che'S9
gaa pan!er SmaGbper, Tan life mpotage iom iulo BetalilG, D
He9elen iofer bet 10 Gents at faa Penae paa ~iaaoanne Checks
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

cpmuIUrcr -GU51UNHrH~ CT -," I'M.
Siag5 SumaitlUe, ION cr @anoisa "
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
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ON it9en, liant 5amtheIGsuiua No. 3 iom 9rGmie, 1925 Gam
NE BOG t%nobunoeu, 81. 35. Qoresie:
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-12

Today Ticket Agent Smith re-
ceived instructions from the author
tiles at West. to sell no tickets to
people from Waco to West, and all
persons from Waco holding such
tickets would, upon their arr w.. be
placed Immediately under qnaran-
tine regulations.
The physicians are, most Of them,
of the opinion that the disease is
pretty well under control, and as
long as it does not get into the
negro quarters of the city, the
plague will soon be eradicated
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-12
A Heller Calf.

Bill Arp, the Georgia farm
philosopher, was making a speech
to LOS OF grangers, when one long,
lauk fellow got up and said: "Mr.
Arp, you talk like lawyer; but |
would like for you to tell me what
kind OF calf makes the best mich
cow "a heifer calf" responded
Arp, as quick as a flash. OF course
the audience roared, because they all
enjoyed seeing the smart Aleck sat
down upon. In the same manner a
Smarty Interrupted speaker among
group of gentlemen at the Pacific
hotel yesterday by asking, "Can
you tell what is next to MANI"
expecting the question to be "given
up," when he would answer.
"his shirt" thereby "getting the
laugh on the other man. But in
stead he replied, "The goods sold
by the j Hansel Wood Clothing
company are getting next to more
men than anything else l know Of"
and Mr.. Smarty subsidized.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-12
FOR A PARK.
The City Asked to Bay a Park for the
Cotton Palace.

A petition which has been circu-
lated today, and which has been
very numerously signed, asks the
mayor to call meeting of the city
council for tomorrow evening, to
discuss the matter of the city's buy
ing the old Waco Female College
grounds, with the idea of using it
as a park, and allowing the Cotton
Palace company to use it for the
proposed palace exhibition.
The matter is creating great
deal of comment aud it is expected
the meeting will be attended by
many citizens both for and against
the proposition.
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ONE PILL FOR a DOSE
CITATION .
THE STATE OF TEXAS


To the sheriff or any ON table of McI.ennap
comfy GREETING
fou are hereby commanded to summon bv
m king publicsti>n or thls citation in some
newspaper published in McIennan County
csssive weeks prior to the r. tur9 dsy thereof
the uukn own heirs of a. b. Frazier deceased
10 be and appear before the Honorable District
clai District OF Texas, at the next regular
term hereof, to be held in the court house,
In he CITY OF Waco, on the first Monday in
n ,hn a. M ~, mn and tnere TO answer
court on the 18th day OF January, A. d 1891
wherein the state of Texas liz Plaintiff and the
UNKNOWN helrs or \ b. Frazier. deceased. are
deerdenss File number OF suit being No.
6o67. e '''
The nature of the Plaintiffs demand. Is as
10 lows; to-wit SUIT - forfeit all the right
utle az interest oil defendants In and to quar-
t-r section No. 2 Of section 81 of the University
lands IN McLennan County, Texas, 10 d BY
nt sn IVA 10 a. g. Frazier. on the Ssh day o
act OF the Legislature OF the state OF Texas
APPROX a April sth 1874 entitled on act amen.
uatory OF an act supplementary TO act
vhrslty lands. approved August Srd 1856
approve1 November 18th, 1855. Plaintiff al
ieses an its petition that said A. B Frazier.
payment Of interest and principal AS provided
Tor IN said a. Frazier 5 iga.ion made and
Xet th iof the purchase money ofsald lsud,
,i - ~ 1NnS ~ hsy 1876. For more par
llcuier description OF said cause OF action see
Original petition now on file In this court.
, herein IAN not and have You then and there
MS VIII, win your endorse men, thereon,
showing how you nave executed the same.
Given unde. nv hand and OF said
J, ,ourt, a. office in the CITY OF Waco
ttnlS, the 18th day of January, A.
49, ATTEST:
b E. SPARKS C Jerk
BY Z. 4. SPARKS, DEPUTY.