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Overland POufa

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail.
road TO points 10 Washington, Idaho, Montana,
the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States Is the most comfortable
and picturesque line of all. Daily tram SER
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bolstered tourist cars on all trains. L. K
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DALEY Kent AWAY

w. r. Daley OF the National Theater is in
contempt OF court for repeatedly refusing to
appear before Justice Barry in suit brought
by Actor Hodges against Daley. A writ was
issued yesterday and Daley will have TO appear
Friday morning or take the consequences.
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SLIGHTLY damaged china and ornaments
from the hospital are sold out cheap at the
surplus stock sale OF Nathan, Dohrmann Co.,
116 Suffer street.
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You are liable to have the GRIP unless you purify
the blood Build up your strength by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, as TO be able TO resist an
attack of winter epidemic
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRAN CIsCo, January %. 1884,
Official Forecast for Thirty-six Hours
Ending A. NJ, Wednesday.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair; slightly
cooler weather; light to fresh northerly winds.
Is. s. PAeUE, Local Forecast Or1ciaL
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Judge Slack has awarded TO Maud B. Milne
divorce from George Milne Jr. on the ground
OF extreme cruelty.
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NOTICE!

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MORNING CALL for sale By trainboyS
will confer a favor By notifying this office
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Judge Seawell has granted Mary Tudsbury a
divorce from John B. Tudsbury on the ground
of failure 10 provide
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ELMwooD ranges are the best Cosgrove's,
1928 Market street.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FURN1TURE.-By ChaS Levy 1t Co., at l135
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1he 1ncement weather of the past week has delayed
our annual clearance sale much that it became
sary for us to redoube our efforts TO FORCE OUT
THE IMMENSE BALANCE OF OUR SURPLUS
SIOCk IN the limited time before the sale Closes hence
we begin the present week with ANOTHER AND
STILL DEEPER CUT IN PRICES IN ALL DE-
IPARTMENTS.
Owing to the fact that the quantity of Dress Goods
ductions in these departments particularly heavy
and direct attention to them by an offering of the
seasons most stylish and popular fabrics prices that
will prove strongly attractive every who appreciates
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NOVELTIES in graniteware. Cosgrove's.
1928 Market street.
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Mrs. E. ID. f. n. Southworlh has just passed
her seventy-fourth birthday. She is In fatty
good health and may live 10 have her years
equal In number her eighty novels.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23

Franz Schog. pupil of Usage, Is the latest
violin virtuoso to astonish the European public.
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Professor Huxley, the great scientist, is
keen-eyed, sharp-featured man. He is quite
crotchety, almost cranky in his ways, and is re
nowned for his irascible temper
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Robert L. Stein of the Geological Survey In
Washington is making material progress in the
preparation of The expedition which he is 10
conduct into the Arctic regions in the spring
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The wife of President Dole OF Hawaii is a
Maine woman. Mrs. Dole's maiden name was
Anna PreDtiss Cate. She Is the daughter OF
the late Charles Adam Cate and the grand
daughter OF Thomas Adams of Castine, Me.
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An authorized biography of the late "Uncle
Jerry" Rusk will be shortly issued. All the
Generals papers have been placed by Mrs.
Rusk in the hands of Colonel Henry Casson,
for many years General Rusk's private secre-
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Hasey C. Ives who was director of the art
department at the Worlds Fair, will return 10
ST. Louis soon 10 resume work upon his plans
tor the establishment OF a school of design in
connection with the art museum of Washing
ton University.
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Mme Mems, who died some months ago In
Antwerp, left her fortune ESTIMATED then at
hundreds of millions OF marks, but really worth
about 3.000.000) to all the relatives of her
first husband, both on his fathers and mothers
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TowNsEND's famous broken candy, 2 lbs. 25c I.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-17
SeGIOs de gonna

En Ia calle Dc Meniez Vigo nj
nero SO. Sc f,brican peTfectam : te
conciuIdos ) sumamente barafos.
Ponce. Febrero - de 1894.
PEDRO TARRaTS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-17
Ia HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AimaC6n de NOvedades.
MerCad0, Colon Y Ga.
12-ATOCHA-1

pdbco dipensando
perdonn medic de hacerse
a estad
Reinsados c6modo egan ben tuado local peneciente
a succession don Ramon Rivera acaban de mPortar
Froac5a, AJenaania, Espa7o, hgaerra Aushrja
importantes AMERICA, espenddo
exquisite
Ultima mOd eazan copetencia
entte otro mucho de diIci
Eantes sombrero ormas los msmos
medias
don ho de Eooca sed camas bncas coores
corbatas de
sOmbnlas: abigo
cinturones de piel metal
de las
fbrcas de Paris oioiados polvos SIMON pete
de felPa.
Un escodo surdo de o propos regalos ucheS
ieteras poracartas, retratos, ga ga
Gand extenas telas bancas de color, de god6n de h!o
ana, seda, ga
a
da de Paris Ponce, JUNO de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-17
F0SFATlNA FALIEREs. AGmento de los Mdos
YENTA DE ESTANCIA.

Por no poderla atender su dueho, se ven
de upa estancia compuesta De 216 coerdae,
fncadas en su tnayori4 de cafe, pI8tanos Y
guineos, con son,bra de guabas Y alguno=
gnamas aqua abundante, casa habitaci6n
almacenes caPaces para mil quintales casa
tienda, punto muy aproposito para recolec-
tar frutos, casa para peoues, m8quina para
deseascarar cafe tirada por bneyes, situada
en- una casa de IA varas con 9 cielo raso
De toda ella; eoutiguo an taDque de material
para lavar bueu dep6sito de aqua, m gla
si de 8 varas con II, de material. varios
secatorios mas, de MADEIRA, todo en- muy
buen estado, por ser fabrca- nnevas. J t
chado de zinc toio Il caserio Pastes suf
cientes para 25 30 aumales, sin contar
uua pieza de malojiIlo de 10 0 II cusrds4
contigua >9- los establecimientos y destiGa-
Ia a los cabaIo~ d. p-sebre. Para irfornel
dirijr 4 81 dueno ~ Morovis. PEDRO
J RIVERA A br;f 20 de 1891 | n
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Ojo al anuncio

QueyeiS haceros, omaJ{e lectora, de ltn par
de botas 0 3e escarpi,aes entire las infnitas elo
seS oca60daS de recibjr y que 15or Su torma ele-
mas ALA ?
Paes acudid al establecimleato de r TaIde
ella Atochn l4-en d0,sde odemas hallareis
an roriado soUtido de som5riHaS q paraguas
de seoia prop5os para la estaci6n.
Ponce, Il de 4Jra de 1891
N. s. K EAL DECILLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-05-17
/. BA SSE EDAS
AGENCIA ESCOL-AR

pronndo pals gos
uvenud
i Barcelona donde famia
gar dga estudianes que
acuien buar instruction seounara aque ciudad
mednte modcoy acceptable snual
pues padres mla que
del doreico.
yse
Ios {
Febrero 1904
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Los PRECIOS FEyOS

3Im 2 V. p. s

En- antique acredado estabecmento. hay constane-
ene magnco surtido de instrumenos como ca
rnetes, hauta fautines bombanos: ones preco
cuedas rescas para los msmo gtarras perores arcos
para violin, papeI de hlo para misica, etc,
Ianbien hay surtido de de
para tocador esp6ne dos objetos para regalos
Efecos escritoo perfuneria rancesa gess los
mejores a3rlcantes Devocionaros de pis
de formas de Ultima moda
Cristalera Baccara yaa compeas para mesa cocleco,
yeocpedos para no uguetes Dc classes eecos para
viajes
Eectos dbujo ininidad lie que reaiz
nreci MN
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La Gacetu Uustrada

Interesante peri6dioo de Nueva-
York redactado en- castellano. Publ
ca magn1ncos grabados representan-
do sucesos de actualidad
La suscricion solo cuesta IN peso
y cuarto, orc americana Por ano.
Diriiirse a Don Fernando Rivera
Ponce. 3 Mario 1894. ?.
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Buena adquisiCi0n.

Sc reasde, CON 6uenaS condolences, la nadq3a-
ma UertjcaJ para moler cana dc la Hacienda
Destino, e35 Santa Isabel, de 25 caballoS de
fuerza, en- magnafc0 estado corriemte, con al
g1s,sqs piesos de repuesto, como qte eStd ha-
cie,sdo octualmente eI coSecho q pasede c6rSeJe
fal,acionar E3s sat caSo, Sc eastregard e'a Julio
pr6rin,0, e, que de6e mo,starse otra dc mayor
potencia Diriqirse al q1te Suscribe. Ponce,
+ ebrpro II 1894 de FRANCISCO PARRA.
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ENFERMEDADES4 4ESTOMAGO Yroc cnassal.,
Ell TONIC

ARECIBO- PLAZA PRINCIPAL
Establecimiento de botilleria, unico
dep6sito del ron TOPACIO 2s cen
tavos botella, y del ron S. S S, pc
simo, Internal, a SO centavos botella.
Ta4,eao 8 ds 1892
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Gran Hotel Am Srica
NUEYAMENTE REFORMADO

Fl suseribs Hotel pdbGco
lfneas.
Montado aiura de de
odos los 10 vten
CO. trato eona ePendiiez fin del vedadero que
Sc de esabemiento requiere
Cuen cocnero rival emplas prdc-
eos abtaoiones venada esPaciosa gmente
uosmente
Ademas c6moda
oces de los Paseros No aguuo
fntr3ca esute un establecmieno dgno de
Los Precios modco, segln ver5 a contin
tIospedaje complete. -..-..------ f.5o
hAlnuerzo conida a.
NtSe admien comidas doniclio precio
de ituaci6n
El ePresentante, Santiago Ja1,es.
3Im '. p Ponce Marco 6 de
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ilJnguento Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERM0GENO en-
las Aagus, qHe05aa,u5raS. J4aHetes, pr
caduras ds mosquft0s, lePra ot5Icana,
sabuIones, fzetuntias5s, trn0reS, az
cualguier. broee3encia, reuaunfisOlo, III
ceras, HegIdas az cz<aIgrfSr egrnza, pa
nud550s Ga. 10 demuestran las infni
tas curaciones obtenidas y & constau-
te uso que de dicho especif1co Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: Earmacia Central de J
Ferrer.
; MI 3 '. 2. 5. Nvbre. 2 8 1893.
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fmsdjcj6n, Hegyey5a y Fe,yeterta
PONCE, PUERTO-RICO

Fabricante de despolpadoras &c cafe de
os sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas, Raedas hidrauIicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba, desgranar mafz
etc, etc. Hero, cobre y bronco en- barra8,
planchas fundido.
Pindanse informes Julio 7, 1893.
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A Georgia Phenomenon.

The citz.ns Of Waco Will have
an opportunity to sec the little
Georgia Magnet, Miss Anna Alb
bolt, at Goggan's Hall, Friday and
Saturday, 10th and l7th and matt.
nee Saturday. Miss Abbott is one
Of tire mysteries of the Nineteenth
century, and has puzz ed The
scienlti, soc etles OF Europe as wall
as this coan ry She is a petite
lady, ye. ha, The won erful power
of overcoming the strength of a
doz II str ug men NJ IS Abb lit
VIII appear siperbly costumad and
wearing fortune in diamonds.
Every one should zee her.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-14
RAILWAY RUNDLIAGS.
Meeting Of the Beard Of Directors Of
the Texas Central Railroad.

A meeting Of the Lolrd Of
directors AMI stock nolders Of the
Texas Central railr1al was held in
the otfite of Vice President Haml
ton. Mesus. j. S NJ l. N Ion, r. b..
Pa rot. and Chas. Hamilton were
present, the latter "A proxy for the
other directors who we're aosent
he folio wing directors were
eecte for the ensuing year; Henry
D. McHarg, A. ID. Moran, Walton
Fsrgu.on, f. Rotan, j. S. Nc
l. udon, Il. h Parrot and Chas.
Hamilton Mr.. Ferguson is the
only new director, ami was elected
in the place of Cornelius &. Gold,
formerly chairman of the board
The following is a list of off ers
elected: President, Henry X Nc
ll4rg, vice president, Cnas. Hamil
ten; secretary and treasurer, ID.
Conyn Moran.
Executive henry X
MuIiarg, Ii. ID. Moran and Walton
Ferguson.
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SHIFTS Filed.

The following suits were filed in
the ffty.fourth d strict court today;
The Provid ant National Bank Va,
The Jumbo Cattle company, su;t
for debt evidenced by prom ssory
n tie for $1,000.
Provid mt National Bank vs.. J.
w O and ct al, suit for debt evil
dsNc d by promi.sory note for
81 020.
Provident n stional Bank vs.. Jno.
q Baal ct al, salt for debt evil
denced by two notes, one for rs 900
and the other for S7Gl.
P,o1ident n at onal Bank vs. J.
W. Grand, suit for debt evidenced
By note for $4,000
M. A Hinchman ct al Va. N
Daniels, SUIT on a promissory note
Tor 1918.
Mrs. jennie f. Smith vs.. Thomas
+. Smith, divorce. Plaintiff alleges
aban ionment by her hus ban1, and
al,o asks for the restoration Of her
ma deu name, Jennie f. Archer.
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They arc Smoking,

Zeal es'ate men are az important
factor IN every growing city ana
should meet with every encourage
ms mt from home people. Their eff.
'orts are un.iring and their cores
pondencs covers large area. In
this C .luma NJ ,ssrs. Horne &c VIII
hams, the bu-tlers, offer soma rars
bargains. Those who are looking
on for 2 location or a home shoul !,
either write or call on th, m They
viii certainly gain some impor
Information.
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4 Treat in Store.

Those Who go to the city hall
Fr dag evening to hear ex G ". Il.
b Hubbard lecture on, "Llfa in
Japan vii emf y a literary, orator
zeal and descriptive treat. Ia adii
ton they will help on worthy
cause, TO- the receipts go to Pa.
Cleburne Camp.
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the bee~ agents, will raise fund to
perpetaats the present admInlstra'
lion in this city hat they Will make
common cause with the gam blers
Take a work Of neighb rIy advice
# you have entered into tnis con-
sp racy, repent ere it is too late
Remember how Waco went in the
general prohibit n elect on. There
i, little, if any, difference IN the
vote of the two factions III the city
proper; consider the suburban vote,
from COLLEGE Heights 20 the Bosqua,
Whit hall, Hewitt, X Jb.nsonvllle
and X )senthal.
Remember, too, that il 1887 the
Australian ballot was alb. t N NV
the box sta are stored a"ay in the
city hall, ready for local optlon
The local optionists are untlrlng,
gigilant and hushed with victory.
5 sn Jones is en- rapport and aces
sble by wire, sam Small is in
-Oklahoma, awaiting summons;
the Christian 9 ant, Wilson, is in
Fort Worth, ally for the fay;
.ith Whaling aud S az, AID the
grea. captains, Carroll aud Craniii,
sleepin GA their arms IN your very
mi LIST.
And who will champion your
cause? n 1T Clark, not Coke, not
Gerald, nor Baker, nor liady. The
Ill aboro saloonlsts KEEP. the wires
not asking for speaker none
responded. YOU will have to i'm
port ma eral.
Now, you LIT the gamblers alone
and attend to your business, and if
you can get tue consent of the
a iministra ion SO TO d., ran it
slthoud vloll;ing the law.
The people of Waco are a lon /,
-utfeIiog people They will st'nd
4 heap; but once you get them
aroused and they are a 'holy ter
ror
Do you remember when A 0
Lynn was killed? The gamblers
y no escaped the Ill We're driven
lut Of town, aad the sAl9oa men
lelrei TO do il.
Well, Waco has deter mined that
he gamblers must go; and they will
., llst so sure as water rams and
grass grows, ami the qnor dealer
lad better keep out of the swim, or
At r on be may g with hi n. The
leople have Dat rmined to get rid
If eambl ng hi by voting them
tut next April If they are not
voted out, then The people will
appeal to one or both Of our distric
'ouIt, and the law says they must
'espoud with their writs.
If the saloon men, VIII de sale
teaIers and beer agents want to
,recipitats local optioa, st let
rem supply the gamblers with cam
"a On funds and use their inf lence
or the present mayer
This writer has surveyed the |
ituation and spe ks advlsedIy.
Tho ali 1ra-, - Lo1l J.,
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THIS MORNINGS FIRE.
Ware House OF Winston Il lligginSOn
and q Printing Office Burned.

Fire broke out about o'clock
this morning in the rear part of the
ware house of Winston ~ Higgln-
son on the alley between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
The fl ,mes soon spread to the
printing Off Sc of E. Kellner and
damaged it bally. The ware house
was stored with qaantlty of
stoves, h ard ware aud CUTLERY, on
which there was the following
Insurance: One thousand d ollars IN
the Prnssian n Ational. $500 in the
Connecticut, aud 81, 500 in the Ma.
tional, p sced by HAYS Bros.
The stock is damaged about so
per cent,
The building occupied by NJ.
X liner bel ongs to MIR. Jones aud
Is lnsp Ell for 81, 900 in the Ph oenIx
and mans fund COMPANIES,
placed ny Walter Y. Fort x Co.
Mr.. Kellper's loss is fully covered
by insurance.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-14

To TIRE NEWS. The fJi'ONlng
communication has been hsrled me
to know if endorse it. think it
states The csae fully aud clearly, and
ask I'ug News 10 give it publicity.
desire to state further thai 1t does
not me. direlly or ind re lily.
from any caadld ate
Nefy truly,
j. ". RIGGINs
10 the Liquor Dealers cf Waco:
The l4as of the Unitei States ana
of Te1ls License your bl-iaess, and
c1rs ,entIy no one can question IL
leg ascy. 1t is q l4AfuI business,
and yet with some degree Of fair.
ness, report has u that the ia ior
business is rot respcc'able. Whose
fault IS itr Is public report IN
error? The answer is, NJ. Then
VIII, is responsible? Who has ma lie
the liquor tF4tii and more specially
the retail rs AL sfm n.s, non
resp clabie2 the ansacr is spon.
taneoas. 1're VIII SKY mn have
brou yhl alb 1ut This con iltlon of
aif ms.
Take the status OF the business Ia
Waco With one or tw, executions
the retail dealers uniformly violate
the law. They 40 tot conform to
the requirements Of The bonds they
give, AMI aftsr kaeping open DIV
and night lor SIX days, they break
Goi's l4e aud mans law hy keeping
open on SUNDAY The Off ,ers Of
the law are more to blame Tor this
than the ealoou men. WHY? 1t is
easily explained
TAO thirds OF the men ceiling
whisky prefer 81 cl7,e on Sunda9
for two reasons, Thy desire TO
rest on shat DAY, AID having been
law.abid ~ man do moi Gesire to be
classed a Iaa beakerr Bu there
is the ,uD-overy saoon is SUP.
ported in the main bv lis regular
customers, ,sa like the grocer, tAe
butcher sid tae baker Il is Sun
div, ne tvs thirds are closed p
customer IS saxed Nth what the
initiated call q Sunday thirst, he
hunts up Quo or The open places,
quenches his birst, and wh4n lon
day comes he naturally leeis friendly
and f7y0rahy dsposed toward the
law breaker who mnsteraa to him
on tbs Sabbath Thele IS more truth
than poetry in this idea The law
sbidlng saloon nlan has lost good
customer and tho las breaking ,ne
has reapsd the reward. Ii those
charged with the execution OF the
law would do their duty the lawless
one.third would mol repeat the
experiment, They don't do it, ana
the .sw abi ling man, seeing hla law
less Eeighbor prosper under the
law 3 fostering care, with vaarn
ing for tbs flesh pots of Egypt,
gradually overcomes his scruple.,
aud 1iVcs his customers their San
day dram
TINS il tho first step that the
liquor raan takee that tends TO rob
him u the respeo'ablity that the
sta te law gives 70 his Dizziness
TEEN some enterprising ia.
bre lkcr, not satisfied with breaking
one law, and in that particular
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THE SENSIBLE SIDE.
Some Good Advice TO The Saloon Men
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] desire to state further thai 1T does
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