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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Here's the Way We Sell
Toilet Supplies.

No fancy ideas about prices JUST
the sane qualities. exactly the same
brands. only At very much lower
prices than you are asked elseshere.
We keep AL kinds Of toilet supplies
perfumes. powders. washes, brushes,
etc.
rsaaa's Qainlas Hair Tonic, Sse
and &c
Murray & Lanman Florida Water,
Soc
CogsAse's Toilet Waters. So
Pcni's Extract. ssc.
Witch MaEsi. &c.
IARlacae Face Powder. 49,
possons's Face Powder. 49,
S.uaaers' Face Powder, Sc.
Velvet Sxfa Powder. ~
Iuein's Powder. DO.
DE-. Ivons Tooth Powder. sAa
sossdonk, sSse
Bay RAM, Toe. sc. &>c.
large hossl. of Ammonia. ise.
Velvet Skia soar. sc Gaze.
kuk's Juvenile SOAP. ise eAks-
Pears soap iSe = es<e-
Tosses soap. lie eaks.
see the wia3ow display.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
We Keep the Leading
Makes i'm COrsets.

Any form. except actual deformity,
may be perfectly fitted in this Corset
Department. We have full lines of
the leading makes of Corsets in all
Sizes and oil styles. A fitting room for
fitting corsets TO the form adiolns the
department..
c1-Royal Worcester Corscts. all
s1I styles and sizes. ranging Ia price
from 81. sL50. sf.75 10 81.
G1-Warner's coralins Corssts, 81,
sDI SIS, $50 10 81
CT -S-Schilling's sof. Dress Form
syI.sc corsets At fI.75.
e0-"P. D." Corsets a. 81, $50. "a,
soO So. s7.5a
CD 9s-Sols agents for tho Eqni-
s-.ZO posse Waists. White. s2.25;
drab, g 50: black, IS.
c0-Ths Jenness Miller Corset
sCo Waists, black. ~ 81
s0o-Ferris Good Sense Waists,
Jul childrsn's sizes, S1c, 75s and
pDa; misses. sl.i0; ladies',
ct-Dr. Warmers Perfection Waists,
sCl black or drah. 81 81.
els --Schiiling's Detroit Waist.
Cl.Ao clasp front, black or drah.
Atti.23.
CT -S-Royai Worcester Waist,
gI'tc Gasp 'front.', sL75.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Good Place to Buy Chill
dren's Clothing.

A splendid trading place for parents
who wish 10 save money. A con-
venient separate department. arranged
especially for the eonveniencs OF
mothers. piaes where good Cloth
ing coats but ittss money.
CT -Chiidren's Two-Pleee Doubls-
Cl.to Breasted suits ut ti.7a
0Oa-Chtldren' Two~Piscs Single
JOC Breasted Euits ~ ssc.
co-Chf.drsn' ATWOOD Two-Piscs
C0 Double breasted Salts al 81
oa-ChiIdren's Cape Ossrcozts 81
-. from s. 20 $3.50.
fao-Chilaren's Knee Pants. sizes 20
IUC 20 10 years. a. i0e.
aso-chllaren's Knee Pants. all sizes.
zoe al &c.
oao-Childfen' Knee Pants, all sizes,
0.yC at 39c. SOC. 7oc. 81.
a1-Boys' Long Pants Salts At from
OF 81 10 sia
q9c-Boya' Long pansaioOns as sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
These Prices on DOmes-
ties Are Very
Close.

This is year for close hrariag. ana
in cotton staEs ss are figuring closer
and closer. Bavinw al arss hands. d.
rest from the mills. enables u. 10 effsr
you saca values as these. Yoa can
net duplicate them elsssAers in this
state.
Dating Flsnuels. plain and colors4.
st sc. Toe. i2saes yard.
tiosd q sngaams, - yards for 81.
Extra Gocd 6inSasns, 10 gard.
sar ST.
Standard Colorei pFiais NJ SC q
yArd.
Extra vide ard extra quality Prints
al lae yara.
C2atoa Flames, b.esch~a and IA
bieashsd. a. ,sse l1e. IL &c and iSc q
yard.
0oe3 sAssslng CassIots Al i0s gard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Good Place to Buy Mems
Clothing.

We simply ask men who are baying
Clothing or Furnishings 10 have .
lock Al this stock. No other argument
is needed. The goods sad the prices
Oil. talk for themselves. We lead al
on Mackinsoshes. eur Panialoons
nrsees are the lowest, and here's the
~ay We sell good Clothing:
Gfa-Msns Single and posbis-
GU Breasted AIl-Wool SACK suits
a. SIS.
af--Msuss Fine All-Wooi Single
GlO and Tpoaale- breasted sack
suits AZ SIS
c.ta-Msns. Coed BIrs or Black
GU Ksssey oSercoats al sia
s.ra-Msn,s Fsrs ALI Wool Blue or
gl- Hack Ksrsey ovsfcoa.s for VI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
a. r. a. vs. Romapism.

The San Francisco papers say the Rev.
]. @. A. Adams, the lecturer. has met with
great success there in his ectures on Ro-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Shoes That Are Very
Cheap.

Such excellent Shoe values commend
themselves to all ladies. Here you get
full worth in style, in wear aud In
comfort for every cent that you spend.
We are selling more and more ladies'
shoes each month, and such prices as
these are what create and increase our
Shoe trade:
S1.79 sao... o paas0 and .aasrs
toes, sixss 70 9. widths ID
and +, at sta
90 1O-Ladies' Dongola and Cloth
Sl.SJ Top Button Shoes, opera
and square toes, sizes 2 y TO
7, widths G TO 4. at s229.
e0-Ladies' Dongola aud Cloth Top
CO Button Shoes. square toes, sizes
2t1 to Z, widths TO L. nj ".
co-Ladies' Common Sense Dongola
CC Button Shoes, sizes 2tl 20 u
widths TO Il. at -.
c.f-ChiId's French Dongoia Hand
OIL Turned, Spring Heel. Button
shoes, plain toe, siZes TO :.
widths A aud b. regular sL5o
Quality, reduced 20 81
al 1s-Child's Dongoia Spring Heel
gl.-O Baton Shoes, hand-turned.
paient leather or DongoiA
iips, sizes s TO 5. widths ID
10 Z. a. xI.15.
al 0s-CAildren Dongola Spring
SI.-O Heel Button shoes. patent
lestnsr tip. sizes TO :. at
sl25, sizes s1 10 i0s1 ~
$L0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Dress Goods That Cost
You Little.

Aside from the magniiieence of the
dress goods stock this season, there Is
a doubly powerful fascination In this
department. for all buyers. Undouet-
tdly the prices quoted are the lowest
that have ever been known In trade
history, and IL Is doubtful IL they can
ever again reach such q point In
standardization Of the claim for nnusu-
ally low prices we invite your atten-
ton TO these few remarkable values;
10a-Sew Fancy suitings. in all
iVt colors. at loo yard.
I'D oc-Faney Checks, Plsids
IL l--C and Granite Mixture
sui,ings. special at i2lsc
ayard.
o0a-New and Pleasing chsvios
.ut Mixtures at soc yard
0s.-Heavy Fancy Mixed Covert
-oC Cloths At sc yard
9oo-Heavy Cksviot checks. esre-
.oC cially good for school dresses,
at sse yard
foa-Handsome Cheviot Mixtures,
foC qualities veil worth ecc, Al sso
ayard.
s0a-Nsw aud Elegant Fancy SIX
Jul Mixtures at soc yard.
GA very choice line Of Gray and
III BLACK Figured Dress Goods y
inches wide, regular price sl1N
viii 10 sold thss week al VI per
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-14
Short Coats for Small
People at Little
Prices.

There's very largo and very fine
stock Of Infants Short aud Long Coats
here for mothers to select from. They
are pretty enough for your pretty 1T
tie one. and you can have them at
prices which cannot fail TO please you.
These are only few--iust enough to
give an idea OF the qualities and prices.
Ct Qo--Children's Short Goats, for
sV4.JO ages 4 months 20 years, in
fancy figured tlanaelette. at
Si9s each.
81 sl-P.ain Eiderdown Coats, in
sS-sou cream, tan aud gray. at s. 70.
ao-Handsomc Angora-trimmed Ei-
sSo derdosn Coats A. s.
Sf-Hanasome Striped EIderdown
TT Coats, trimmed with Angora fur.
Sc 81
su-Ths latest styles In Fine
s~f.cb Cashmere Coats. in tan.
browns or gray, at 81 50 aud
Sass
cc- Elegant Novelty Cloth Coats, es-
sSD pecsally sustabe for future pres
sdents under 4yesrs OF age. a. S..
sn-Turkish Novelty Cloth
.St.oO Coats. in scarlet or white.
finished with wide MORE
collar. Ansora fur trimmed,
q. sf,Sa
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-16
[IberQI C0QtIQCt
 As We'll As
 UnBquQIBd RBSu]tS,.

One month ago l made a bona hde pub- lie offer of SIoo for a single policy in any other company doing business here on which the dividends had equ- aled ours. It IS unnec- essary to add that no agent dared attempt to secure 1t.
 It IS with genuine satisfaction that l now announce to my patrons that the NORTHWEST ERN, one of the strong est financial institutions ever built by human brains, has just offered to the public the -
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-16

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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-16
Most Liberal Policy,

which adapts itself to the present hard times and gives life insurance at the rates on the mar gin, allowing the policy holder any time during ten years, without med lcal examination, to con- vert his policy to any form of limited pay ment life policy or en- dowment, and on pay ing the difference he can be rated back. at the original age and rate, and the years already in force be counted part . of the limited period of payment.
 Remember that this policy also participates in dividends.
 {. For the balance of this year I will be very. busy and not able to canvass much,F sso call on me and secure in- surance which D ow suits the times, and l in future,- without sacrifice, can be 2. made to suit any con- 2. dition.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-16

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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

The removal of q tumOr from
Emperor Williams check will at
once direct attention again to hrs
health and revive the minors which
have pointed to his being afflicted
with a similar malady to that Which
carried off his father, the Emperor
Frederick.
The true nature of the disease
which has previously from time to
time given alarming evidence OF
its existence, has been the subject
of intense interest, involving hs itf
limited fatal character would q rev.
olution in the imperial direction
of Germany. The obscure nature
of his sfiictious has not lessentd
the rumors giving it a m"IignAnt
character, in view OF the hidden
but insidious progress of such fatal
maladies as that which ended the
Emperor Frederick's life.
The circulation of such d%isquiet-
ing reports has almost ceased for
many month";. This fact is no
donbt largely due to Emperor VII
liam's many public appearances and
activity, which, whether or not de-
Iiberarely adopted to disarm suspic-
ious scrutiny. have had the tfrc'
of making it appear 'hst he WAS IN
the Enjoyment of rugged health.
So well has he put out of sight all
physical disabilities that his shriv
eled left arm has of late failed TO re
vIve unpleasant III Inc al
lection of his left ear is the mani
tested of his supposed malady with
which the operation for turnor will
be naturally at once connected.
TIE progress of this evidence Of dis
ease had also been apparently check
ed of late, and little has been heard
Of it since the elimination OF the
rumors of his illness sprlnging from
it, when the Emperor was reported
to have gone stark mad on one of
his warships at sea.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

IDA WELLS, the culored woman
who is crusading in England in the
interest of the suppression OF mgr"
lynchings in the SontI', is wasting
a good deal of ammunition, unless
her real object be to gain notoriety.
The latter she is accomplishing
right along, but the former is the
widest goose chase that ever i
sgoose attempted. How she expects
English indignation towards the
South and sympathy for the color
ed race, which are naturally arous-
ed by her misrepresentation, to eff
feet her pretended object is a mys-
terry. What the English say either
pro or con the subject is likely to
have little effect on a southern mob
which has been aroused 10 fierce al
ger by an outrage upon a woman by
a negro brute. She had better
ON back aud 60 as a missionary
amongst the lower classes of her
ewn rae and attempt to eradicate
the tendency to such british crime
amongst them, if she would effect
gag1s cheek the fearful vengeance
eea such crimes slways have and
ss s4 call FORTH
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

DEEP water on Galveston bal
seems to be no logger prOblemati-
eaG. A recent press dispatch from
Galveston says: "The government
survey of Galveston bar for May
has bcen completed. 1t shows a
gain of six inches in depth and an
increase in depth Of water across
ehe bar of from ten TO eighteen in
ciles since the last annual survey.
Yhere is nov a channel of fourteen
and a half to fifteen feet in depth
across the middle of the bar which
is constantly increasing in area
The east jetty is virtually complet
ed from Bolivar Point $1,000 feet
geaward and is being rapidly extend
ed. E is the belief Of the govern
aaent engineers in charge OF the
work that with the constant exten
sion of the east .istty aided by
strong northers hat by September
40 eighteen foot channel will be
cut across the bal" The Island
City will yet shine as the queen OF
the Gull coast, despite her enc
mica.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

ISSUED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

FRoM statements made by the
discarded "angel" of the Kelley
commonweal army, it appears thai
the lesders are in the business, not
for their health, but for revenne
only, and are making nice cum
out of contributions collected from
the charitable and sympathetic peo
pie along the line of march.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
FROM TIE
CHEEK.
William of Germany Undergoes an
Operation.

Berlin, June 1.-The se%Iniotfici'I
Reichsanzeiger today publishes 4
notice signed by PrOfs. Bergmsnn:
Luthold and Schlange, sayi' e that
at the new palace, PotsdaII, at II
o'clock this morning:
"By the Enperor's direction the
undersigned removed a small en-
rysted tumor IRON his left cheek.
The operation was Performed with
out an anaeslhetic and in a few
minutes"
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
". Il.

LLOs
The San Antonio correspondent
OF the Galveston News writes a
series of interesting stories aud rem
iniscences of various persons who
are more or less known in this sec
ton. Among others, is the follow
ing, in which two well known Cam
eron county citizens 6gur,:
Another sorry in circulation in
his section is at the expense of
Judge Renttro, late collector of Gus
toms at Brownsville. When Rent
fro took the office he found on the
staff a worthy citizen named W. Ii
Schmidt, whose resignation he dc
sired, not that he liked Schmidt
less, but because he had other ar-
engagements to make. AS was nat
ural Schmidt was not thereafter
anything of a gusher over Rentfr"
aud often gave expression to his
sentimrmts | n n good natnred reeIt
al Of a strange experience, He said
he dreamed night that he went
to hell. The devil asked hun where
he VAS from nnd Schmidt told him
he WAS from Brownsville, Cameron
county, Tex. He wns admitted
without question and led through
various p aces of torture till finally
he reached an iron chair, heated
white hot.
"This,' said the devil, sis about
the hottest thing we have got here"
and proceeded to seat Schuidt.
The devil then departed, and after
Schmidt had got pretty thoroughly
roasted The devil returned in breath
less haste and apologized to
Schmidt.
SECT up" said he, "get up quick,
you are An imposter. | took you
for Judge Rrnttro. He has just
arrived, and this chair has been spe
ciAIly reserved for him."
As there is very little resem-
blance between Judge Rentfro and
our Danish friend, Mr.. Schmidt,
who is Familiarity known as "Vrk-
ing" the story speaks well for
both of the gentlemen, as proving
that neither Of them has a personal
acquaintance With his Satanic Ma
sly. Viking" is reported as
having had another dream in
which he had quite a different K
perience. In this dream he Claims
to have visited the celestial regions
aud while there he stood watching
St. Peter as he admitted various
applicants at the heavenly gates.
Presently he heard announced the
name of "Hon. James B. Wells of
Brownsville" and the passports Of
the well known Rio Grande lawyer,
having been faVorably passed upon,
Mr.. Wells was told to enter. He
came in with his accustomed hur-
ried and preocupied air, approach
ed St. Peter and said:
"Just wait a minute, St. Peter,
| want to speak to a man outside"
with which he rushed outside the
heavenly gates again and remained
so long that St. Peter ordered the
.,afo. al.aad
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
MAKING UP WITH Il
BABY.

Mr.. Henry A. Sampson, the
w~ell-known fire insurance man, was
PLACED i'm an. embarrassing position
on a Fourth avenue a yesterday
afternoon. He always had a fond
ness for babies, especially the fat,
growing kind, and when a lady
carrying n child of this description
boarded the car and took q seat IN
front of him, he began smiling and
chuckrng TO attract the infants at
tention. He was getting along
finely, when suddenly the kid puck
cred up lite lips and began crying
"There, there. Don't cry, my
precious lamb" said the mother in
a soothing tone.
Seems to be afraid of me-" on
served Henry.
"Yes, sir he do, and 1 can't make
il ouf. | had him out in the coun
try last week, and be saw hogs and
horses and cows right along, and
never seemed to care about EN-
A gidGy young woman across
the aisle began to giggle, and a man
standing up and hanging to a strap
uttered a grug "Hawl hawl haw!"
and slapped his leg. Henry flushed
mp and looked hurt in his feelings,
and seeing another giggle and an
haw! hawi haw! on the way,
he rose up and went out on the
plstform. -Louisville Post.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
Mr.. J. w. WHELPLEY, the repre-

sentative Of the San Antonio E1
press who recently visited Browns
vile and of whom many of our
citizens retain most favorable i'm
pressions, has a very interesting ar
,icIe in last Mondays Express de-
.cribing the trip overland from
Alice to Brownsville. Mr.. WLelP
ley is an entertaining writer and
gives some vivid pen pictures of
che various sights and incidents of
The trip.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
TUE NEW "HALL."
Buffalo Express.

Buffalo Express.
Mr.. Platt's State Club seems tC
be a direct step towards the organ
cation of a Republican Tammany
Hall. 1t is astonishing that ally
politicians in their sober sense,
should attempt to initiate Tamma
nv Just at a time when the public
sentiment of the stare is setting
strongly against that machine.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS.-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

THE newspaper correspondents
are the only individuals who seem
likely to suffer from that sugar bri
berry and fraud Investigation.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

81 am so unhappy. [ begin to
see that Arthur me for my money
Emily's Dearest Friend: Well, you
have the comfort of knowing he is
not as simple as he looks.
tnren.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
THURSDAY, JUNE Z.

INVESTIGATIONS i'll the United
States senate mean covering up
things from the public eye.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
NOTICE TO TAX PA YERS.

am now ready to receive state
and county assessments for 1894.
Mr.. Howard Miller is my duly au-
thoriz d deputy. Office at court
house. Office hours from s 4. IN.
to 4 p. IN.
Grorge Championf State and
County Tax Assessor, Cameron
County, Texas.
Brownsville, Tex, May II 1894.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

II They are not an speaking
terms, you know. Sh': Why, they
are dead in love with each other.
He: For that reason they don't
spe k; they Just sit and gaze at
each other. --Philadelphia Gail.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

Or. Prices Cream Reking Powder
Worries Feir Highest Award.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
Important Information

important Information
|"Rock Island Route" is now
B through vestibule sleeping
tween Texas and Colorado,
Fort Worth daily at Sis p.
arriving in Denver at 7:45
morning. If you intend
business or pleasure trip
(rado this summer, call on
Paresl ticket agent, or address
Perslgned for folders, rate or
Rtion.
needless to add that we still
TO run the "Flyer' to
Ci'y and Chicago without
|of cars,
1ase your tickets via "The
fock Island Route" and get
ue for your money.
\ C. McCABE. G. p. A.,
| Fort Worth, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
More Facts Z"

anasomely illustrated fifty.
(|aanmphlet, issued by the Chi.
tll*aukee and St. Paul Rail.
Pmpany, giving valuable in.
oa regarding agriculture,
raising, climate, soil and
resources of South Dakota.
|. contains una a correct map of
= well as South Dakota.
y farmer, and in fact any
crested in agriculture, ETC.,
nave copy Of it. Sent free
auuress upon application to
9 ptaay Z southern passenger
l. sS' Fourth avenue, Louis.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18

have opened for business Austin
old stand
Cotton GINS Presses and Mills VIII stock complete line of
The foowg Bing Shaftng Paleys Maabe Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipes Steam and Water Fittings, complete
Machinery supplies cordially
call seeus
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
NO Experiment.

l ssoniug Austin, San Marcos,
[s so4t 70 ETC.,, via International
ka ir northern " railroad, Two
cka, , eacn way. Insist upon
AZ, .na reading y. via Hearne or
N" ua lhf International and
ma railroad. Perfect
magnificent equipment.
Il S So. 'cF )HF DAILY News
"'c a no. sb.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
THE EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY. MAY Is, 1884,

1 / / (: I;
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Texas to Chicago
WITHOUT CHANGE.
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THE KATY reaches from Hannibal
St. Louis and Kansas City 10
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passes through
Denison. Sherman, Dallas, Fort
worth, Waxahachie, Hillsboro,
Waco, Temple, Bolton. Tay-
lor Gainesville, Henrietta,
Austin, San Antonio.
Houston and Gal
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Affords comforts and conyeniences
to it's patrons unequaled by any othei
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Any person wishing to visit
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or the productive
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Missouri, Kansas and the Indian
Territory,
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As > il is the most direct, best equip
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For further information as to rates
routes, maps, time tabls sleeping Ca
reservation, etc, call on or address
j. Il. SMITH,
Ticket Agent, Waco, Tex
JAMES BARKER,
w. G. CRUSH, Gen Pass & Tiki Ag
Gen Pass & Tkt Agt, St. Louis, Mt
Denison, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-18
|. COMING BOOK
',.,,aDle one for Waco

cav Cutter of Hot Spring. Springs,
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,;nsrsl Wells, Texas sn nc,
l las'r resorts, ia now at work
fa .s 81 Waco. 1t is to eon'
~ 'as " forty and fifty lli !e' Ira
" ,se best buildings: III 'n ne
VI. 'a' ard private, views OF
S' from n'I provident Heights
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a s,,r wells, etc. 1t is to
ana M" ,pl and most com
o,k ever issued in the in '1r.
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naIyvse'ucutter's Guide"to that
,s.ort the credit of having
o,e to advertise that city
V o,her mediums comblned'
has, s,I a book full of testlmon-
tst effect from the leading
Of Hot Springs, and repre-
all lines of business. mr..
n NJ, q better guide for
allowing r1n is a partial list of
Eo,;bers to his Waco Guide,
. number of copiea cub
for. A full list VIII be
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