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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
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(PIEDM0NT AIR.LINE.)
Lynchburg, Va, July !, 1894
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Close connections made at Lynchb burg
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
produce and Merchandise.

NEW YORK. August 1.-Flour weak,
dull, freely offered; winter wheat, low
grades, S5@2 so; do, fair TO fancy
24O@a. 90; patents, 275@320; Mime
sofa clear, 225@2.65; patents, ) 40
ga 90; low extras, l S5@2 so; Southern
flour. weak. dull; common to fair ex-
ira, 2.1o@3.OO; good to choice do,
3.OO@3 so. Wheat quiet, 1N@l%c
higher. tirm No. red. store and ele-
vator 55%, afoat 55A@56; options
fairly active, closing firm, h@%c ad
vance; No. red, August, 55%; Sep
TENDER, 56%; October, SIS.
ELEVATOR, SIS afloat; options fairly active,
1h@l2sc higher, with Septic m Der
manipulated at the West. closing firn;
August, 54; September 52X October,
5211; November, 5l%. Oats fairly
active, firmer; options duh, frmer;
August, 34A; September, 332; spot
No. 2 white, Al; mixed Western, Al;
white do 4l@54. Hay dull, steadv
shipping, 500 SIS; good to choice, sO@9O
Wool firm, fairly active; domestic
fleece, l7@22; pulled. 1904. Beef
dull, steady; family, 1904; extra mess
8 Oo@s.50. Beef hams dull at 90.
Tierced beef quiet, steady; city extra,
India mess; 17@lS.
Molasses, foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle, good to choice. 81
oar; dull, steady. Peanuts quiet. IN
changed. Coffee options steady; closed
firm, 10@4o points up. August. 14.75@
1880; October. 10 40; Deem Der, l9 500
1895; March, l2 65@l275; spot Rio
steadier. quiet; No. Z, 1875. Sugar ra "
steady; off a, 4@4 $40; standard A,
4 716@4%; cut loaf, 51s@5 SIG;
crushed, 51s@5 16; granulated, 7-16
OAK. Freights to Liverpool dull. de
pressed; cotton. 564 pence; grain,1H
pence.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
mr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worries Fair Highest Award.

ARLINGTON Church.
all 80 'Di

ARLINGTON CHCRCH.
Lincoln County. Miss, April = u
rho VOTERS Of Beat 1. Lincoln coun-
~. Miss. met at Arlington church' d.
ner appointment, preparatory 10 Or
ganizing a Peoples Party Clu1 ana -
.cXpress their views and to take SISIi
action on political questions as we DC
lieye will hc for the welfare ana up
building Of our country.
We organized temporarily 10y elect
ip.- Il. \. Ell2ey. chairman, and W. a.
Hodges. secretary.
The following resolutions we're thch
road and adopted. with only two DIS
scuting voices:
We believe the present deplorablc
state of affairs. which exist in our gov.
eminent. was brought about hy the
high handed treachery and robbery oi
the two old parties.
We are forced to believe, that through
these traitors our government mas been
sold to those murderous shyiockS. who
are daily sucking the life blood from
our nation.
We denouuce Cleveland and th'
laree Democratic majority IN Congress
a. traitors to the public welfare anC
unworthy Of any favor> at the hands o
the American people.
We therefore withdraw our connec
tion from that party. and in future vii
cast our vote for Principle instead o
Party.
After some discussion we selected
the md Saturday evening il May. a:
the timeto meet and organize club.
The vote was unanimous that iii
MISSISSIPPI LEADER and Summit Sentl
mel be requested 10 publish the pro
ceedinE> Of this meeting.
There being no further business tn
meeting adjourned.
Il. Y. ELLLEY. Chairman.
". 4. HODGES. Secretary.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
THE w. CT, n.

The Mississippi w. c. t. us have
been holding their annual convention
at Canton since last Saturday, and will
adjourn this evening.
The editor of THE LEADER had the
pleasure Of spending Sunday in Can
ton and attending the meetings of that
day. Canton is saloon town, having
four dramshops in full blast fronting
the court house where the convention
met, aud hence the local atmosphere
has not been altogether congenial; but
there are u number of true and loyal
Prohibition men aud women in Can
ton, and these and the cheerful, earnest
delegates, formed happy company
which could we'll afford to ignore their
uusympathetic environments.
We heard the annual sermon. preach
ell nj the Methodist Church on Sunday
morning 10y Mrs Mary Notice Smell to
an immense congregation, and SPLEEN
did address in viudicatiou of the right
Of women to part in the gospel min
i>try. 10y Mrs Clara Il. Hoffman at the
court house on Sunday night. Each
was a magnificent effort and produced
marked impression Mrs. Smell and
Mrs Hoffman are women Of remarka-
ble force aud power before an audience.
Mrs. Mount, Mrs. Erwin. Mrs, Har-
per, Miss Belle kearuey, Miss NadEe
Montgomery. Mrs. Curlee and many
other we'll kuowu W. (. I. I. workers
were in attendance, Miss MaiSc Mont
,omery. - long the faithful recording
secretary. has promised 10 furnish fHE
LEtpES with full report Of the pro
cHciinIS II the Convention later.
\ portion II Sunday we had the
pvivileSe II sharing with Mrs. J. \.
Cook. ErNakhaveu'> delegate, the yen
co>u> hospitality Il Col, and Mn, W
\. Mason. Mr> Mason ! = sister Of
Mv> pr palGSh;ry. II BrNokhSvcn, and
their home i rA:alsH' With the air -
-; fashioned Southern hospitality Il.
witch Cau:aa : =, celebrated
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
CoNEy AND Ills ARMY,

"Gcn" CoNoy and his army Of the
Commcuwcal reached Washington on
the LIST inst. and. after the necessary
marched through several
of the principle streets aud headed
toward the Capitol. There were 500
mon in line, Mrs. Annie l., piggS, the
Populist aSitator Of Kansas, in n bar
ouchc, CoNry's l. year-old daughter in
white, ON u cream colorcd steCd, repro
scutiug the goddess of peace; Carl
Brown ou great, gray rcrchcron stall
wife, the infant Legal Tender CoNcy,
together in another carriage, Virginia
Ia Nalrttc, said to hc an actress, On
horseback draped in au American flag,
rs the Philadelphia communcs goddess
of peace. the unemployed carrying
white l,alS Of peace on StaNoS and the
noudc>cript banners setting forth the
doctrines VI rciucaruation, good roads
and Cumity ~ plutocratS, sprluklCd
through the caravan
Is they ncarci the Capitol, the army
was halted by the police, when CoNey
aud his Chief Marshal. Carl Brown.
separated from the army and cndcav-
prci to CluiC the police and make their
way IL the Capitol steps, rs CoNcy
r,achJ>l the steps he took of his hat
aui attempted - speak, but was pre-
vented Ivy the police, aud hustled Ivy
them bach - his carriage, on the out
side NJ the grounds, after throwing a
written protest - the press reporters
which h. wa~ also denied the privilege
# reading
Marshal Brown aud Marshal Jones
wen, both placed under arms; ami
hustled VT q the station house, where
,Acy >,>>a attcvwa93 Savc bud and
were released
After his vo'ea>o Marshal Er,wu j.
>a>3 she following proclamation.
Ch,et Msv>Asl'> headquarters
C,muN0VeA, II Christ, II Field.
Camp J :. N,,Ney. IT. SsN>a0iSD
n STREETS, Nay :, ,$a&
Sy>>.lN, Order "
N.,@,-S.io> II the N,s0.,,NlWS,s,.
l&,>c-:y lies o.e.stSsss@ - he Sw3 e,,N,i
St taE vStsNs, : S&@s.Sk LILY - s&S,',
>sSN,~>E ;v she &,,ss>, - as~ friends by
Re- >..s,s>>>s>S guardians s>-s< >yS>>,N
49, Gs>.a >.svY-,>>=eE S,2* s>>..,~s.-,s,- :
,,.sl,> AaNG t<A<s. - Hss>a = '1s
>-&.y> 10 ss>ss,s.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
MISS BELLE KEARNEN.
some of the Many Tributes faid 'h'
brilliant Young Temperance Work
rr Nv tup Press.


Rarely. if ever. has Tuscaloosa au-
dience been more delightfully."- enter,
tanned than was the one that listened
to the lecture of Miss Belle kearney'
of Mississippi. at the court house Gu
Wednesday evening last. Miss near
nev is one of the national organizers
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and is travelling through the
south. working in the temperance
cause. From the beginning TO the
close of her address she held her audi
ence almost spell bound. She i lady
of pleasing appearance and most AT
trartive manner. gentle and womanly
with n sweet voice under perfect con
troll. She is fluent talker, her ian
Sunge is beautiful and her pronuncla-
tion excellent. Gifted with such ac-
complishmcnts il i not surprising that
She is a most entertaining and eloquent
speaker. especially upon subject IN
which she i 80 well Informed and III
which she i 80 enthusiastically inter
eSted. Her subject was Christian
TEMPERANCE" and she made strong.
logical. earnest an eloquent plea IN
its behalf We cannot. however. III =
short newspaper notice hope 70 eve
more than faint idea Of the lecture
Of this gifted woman on a subject
which her every word and gesture
showed lay very near her heart. 1t
was splendid from beginning to close
and those who failed to hear il missed
a treat. Not only the ". c. 7. [. not
ONLY her native State. of Mississippi.
hut the entire South she I'D be proud
of this fair and gifted daughter, who
- ably. - eloQueutly ana - mode>tly
champions the cause Of Christian lem
pe-ante.= III Daily GHctttt, Ia>.,-o
'#as>gs. Id.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
4 Marion County white Cay

J. y. Watts. Of Marion county. CLarg-
ei with tia killing Of Jesse Plttman,
colorei. has been arrested and made a
full confession. stating that the killing
was done by a white cap company of
which he was a member. He says he
was initiated into the mysteries Of the
order by Dr.. Joel Go>s, Of Columbia,
Mss. who persuaded him t. Join the
organization: that on the night OF the
killing he accompanied sam and Bill
Moore. Arthur Ball. VIII Barnes. Babe
cook. Calvin Jones. Casey Bass. Wal
ter t1o>S and John Mcdonald 70 the
residence q jesse PItman. that they
surrounded the house, sending tWo u
their number. Babe Cook All Calvin
Wells, - bring Jesse oar. their inter-
ton being q whip him. but immeii-
ately upon entering the house they
t3rei upon ana killed the negro.
Watts Says that lie does lot believe
VII Purvi> killed Buckley. but thinks
the killing was done by jao. Rodgers
another member q The wkitl ca. or
ca--..zi.Cu. =Eo ! about tuTyl> SIZE
a.: might Il mistaken for him 81
night
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08
NUNS ruE WORD.


~ laying before its readers the master /
ful and complete answer of DR., !. u.
Smith To- tho charge of Capitalization
made some wcckS ago against the Pro
hibition party, Ivy the New Orleans
Christian Advocate, and already re-
Vowed cditorially in these columns,
Hctorr finally Diminishing this sub
iect We wish to add few words to
what has already boon said
II We werc aStouiShcd aud tillci With
Sorrowful regret When w read the cdt
terial nf the Advocate in the first in
stance and saw It's cmiucn, aud rc
Spectcd editor grossly MISUNDERSTANDING
the Prohibition resolutions adopted Ivy
the Gcucral COufCrcuCC " his own
chur,'h, aud then following that up
with a reckless unqualified and utter
" su,undlc>s charge ot "NcutrahsS
ton" against the only political party
IN harmony With the position occupied
hy his church ou the rrohihl,iou Quc>
ton. We have hccu shocked and amazed
bcNoud CNpr>~>lNp Ivy nr BLACKS
course since his wild aud unsupported
assertions were called III question.
Mt only has he vcma,ucd silent HIM
self aud utterly failed - either At
temp, - produce any Vr,Nf - sustain
has e,arS>> " ~ CORRECT his pslpaelc
Misrepresentation, but he has follow
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08

al e4G =su1szaEI n E.1iU---i. 1frr
nl- Sir II vaI-- - -UI es-
1'EsI-Is=- I--ra--ils4 1us Eas--L
-gtlZlzl-< - EaE Ie- ~laEa
i7s-s IN
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08

~ -cy have - sale lie Wonderful
L-s-A >-..s Cure Pc Save
C--y Ds-z S-aEE. B-aaklavcu
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08

Ta-as .z4-szse III ~znE zla H-~
,-azssszs3-,s.l q za- >S=sz- '.siilIlzzI
,slslH7-ssfzEfsE siE1za4 ss-s
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08

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-zzszE1 1ie slss-z1z--1E sguE ssIl-s~-,,z.s---
l4Llsf ssr-.,7g -s-s..s d zlgs- >S:zGzs.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-05-08

Sal sasz--E ~ = s4.zI H.
aaa4t-z s4ass .4sal sF DIT ia --
2s.Es-1s sl5iL u5fA-szsgss -si4--t4ssz= 49,
7zE--- >sauE Ia. E.-SIEIl gIllll.s ---.-
HFz---- & -. -nr-.rsf. !.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

much admiration. Miss Harris, Of
Bolton, who i the guest Of NJ -.
+ ackshear, wore an q egaut gown
of crimson six, covered with
accordion pllitsi chiffon Of the sam
shade. Miss May Winnie Anders IN,
of Austin, vas beautifully c>stumad
in a combiuation of white corded
silk and embroidered bolting cloth,
sd rned with paarl passementere.
Miss Matte BIO ks, of Mem phls.
was prettiIy gowaed in red dotted
swiss, with ribbon trimmings. The
dlncers included Ned S .srs, Miss
Pace; VIII IL fl y, Miss Slas; Is
X NJ, Miss Raymond; Ra. Nspi.r,
Miss Brooks f. Whee'er, Miss
Winnie Anders n; John WeilIe,
NJ So Mensing; K II fey. Miss Nell
Jones; Mr.. Nolin, Miss Harris; Lee
Caruthers, Miss Sears; c. Parfott,
Mis- McGregor; II. Miller, NJ IS
Alexander; w. Moon, Mss X
J ones; Gas Jackson, Ms. Hamii on
Van Hamilton; r Coke, Mis-
Fordtrao; Mr.. Patton, Mss White,
J. +. Terry, Miss Lakeland; Mr..
and VI 8. Robert Bro ks ami Mes rs
Dinnica, Blrnham, Horton Peikin-
son, Mccall ald Bonn, of Macon,
6 'orgia.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
y Coming HIu.icaie.

An event of the near future, and
one that is held in pleasant anticipa
ton, IS the musicale TO be given by
Slgnor D'Anoa, assisted by local
talent L viii b. stric9y a society
affair, AZ invitations will be issued
The high words, of praisc which W.
have previously accorded to Signor
Damn are oaly too well deserved,
and he is such an acquisition to our
musical circla that all musicians
should give him particularly
hearty welcome.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

A new musical club has jast been
inaugurate | in South w ACC, of which
Mesdames II albert aud Flo cls are
the leading spirits. The meetings
aTetwice a month, attractive pro
grammes b4iag rendered
The Euterpeans arr ASP doing
good work, but, as they particula | )
object TO new paner notice, we r.
traln from mentioning the meeting
whloh are so fraugot with pleasure
and i terest to the members.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
Clinton Missouri

Mr. A Il. Armstrong, an old drug
glst, and prominence citizen of this
enterprislng town, says: II sell some
forty different kinds of cough medi.
clnes, bur have ne ver in my experience
sold SO much of any one article as l
have of Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
All who use it say it is the most per
feet remedy for Cough, Cold, Cousu mp
ton. and all diseases of the throa, and
Lungs, they have ever tried" Ii is
specific for Group and Whoopiog
Cough, II will relieve a Cough in one
minute. Contains no opates Sold
by FISHER & Co, Waco, and j B.
CORNISH, East Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
siA-llnnhcA f.ncinre.

Last Saturday even ~ eiS-h1ndea
euchre, with Mrs.. Cunningham's
guests, provei y delightful diver
sion for gay litle party, consist.
of M asrrs aud NJ sda ss Ho varl,
Med maid Scale, Jan SEQ Min.
mock, Mrs. Cunningham, Mieses
Congo, Ockander, Csnute:on, Gun.
bingham, Vincent, Parker, Young;
Meesrs. Il H., Carmon, Scales,
Boynton, Barry, WiIiig, Krsuse
an DR.. iIor.oa. Tae prlz - fell to
Mr.. Krauss aud Miss Canuteson,
the boobies to Mr. Janasch and
Miss Conger Music, dancing and
refreshments made pleasant com
plement TO the game, tito mcrrimenl
only ceasing at the stroke Of mid.
night
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
iy THE " AX.

10 judge from cut "ar1 appear
ances, society (taat Is, society III 'h'
general acceptance OF 'he term) l.
fully deserving OF the tnfusts ane
'Iurs cast al Il from the ohlooksr',
pu pit orators 'nd 'he s,alu ahe
soner people OF the w'rIa VINO uecry
frivollty. 10 lh's element IN
smart ret e&hio'O sucn seeiillh=
i"xity OF morals INA, 1t IS not
matter OF eaFpr!se tha' the lu''
'teries CT 'he'r scorn are ofoush'
to bear up)n the 'ash''han g c ''efle'
expect to nave a peffecl storm
come down on me 'or 50 saying nu'
no candid person can ueny Vh"' 'hl,
i,oseness 0 b haVi1r does exist anu
'hopgh IL is 'oarcely u question: u
morailty, YET Il n'ra rs closely on
. anu IL all 5 aus WIN JUS DIV OF
familiarity from 'he opPos''e sex, 10
"hl n we aicuSlom Ourselves Win
cur giving no'e ID us pufp'r
VIII spare you 'ne oio tiu'sn oil
*aat "iamli'ar'iy engendeFs;
heVerlhels9s' VA oIo maxim ls ["
gelueh one Seiiiy, 'he hiar0De
OF a s}cleiy tnst Is diseased 's
lamlii tr'ty, an II me women wonla
''eeza p on! IN It's infancy society
h'sn' D come IN 'fe se'l-fesp9olihS
nese liltie lam l'afi les lnad
Vef'antlys pripg ~ sometimes IRON
close asso lallon, ana IL Is no.
necessary fqr q woman TO oe a
Pfule 10 blns the lreez ng process
W near olc' IN Wnlie. roo
instance to be addressed as
H,hiVny oia s'ri' ny man IS
- i'''sne IN nse'i' IL seems 10 me-
20 III axe the atmosphere grow rather
'fsla' ana YET OF la'9' 1 nave
aeaFn a huno OF young men
peak 10 ana OF sweet, moo st girls,
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a. she so soon takes her departure
for her new oms in San Antonio.
Miss Matte Jones, who is al &C
compiishei pial'ste. spends much
ii ne At the piauo, 10y NJ up future
p easlre for her music loving
friends.
Miss Pace is recovering from the
severe Injuries she sustained re-
emily, ana althcngh she is able to
be out, is yet unable to jim the
dancers.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

The Patio Club compllmeuted
Miss Mensing, of Galveston, with a
very pretty german Friday evening,
which va gra ,etully led by Nj.
+ q. Bnrnham. Additional zest
was given to the occasion in the fact
that il was the on'y social event of
importance that had transpired
during the week, 80 merriment and
pleasure were ,hec,ei en- the ia ,es
of the dane 3rs. The fair CUES. Of
the evening Miss Mensing, was
handsomely attired in ple blue silk.
profusely trimmed with point de
Venice, and it is needless to ssy
her p quaint brunette beauty won
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
The Literary Tea

The Literary Tea spent q pleasa At
afternoon on Wednesday with Mrs.
Carik, Miss Bale hdmonds read
miscellaneous selections from Mark
Twain, aud most interesting letter
from Mrs. J. c. Walker proved most
entertaining TO the menbars. MIS-.
Walker is in Florida, and gives
some bright pen pictures of the land
of sunshine and flowers
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

The ladies' Of the HON Associa
tor" have i-saed invit.tions to a
house warming in the new "lIome
b ling 5 ou.h Teath and Jones
streets, Tuesday afternoon, March
6ta, 4 TO 6 The ah4ir il TO BE a
good, old fashioned donation parry,
and guests will not only have an
opportunity TO inspect this neg
quarters. which are 8 monum Mt to
the Cor.stian char y Of the ladies'
WHO have charge of the institution,
but will have The chance to con.ri.
butte th7ir qa,ta, in clothes, progis.
ions, fuel, furaltare, In fact in any
o the mum nous necessities of life.
The donl ion, however smal IL MAJ
be, VII be most a3cepta, la, aad
@lil serve IL This case Tor the bis Of
paste boArd we usually leave as =
reminder 8. afternoon receptions.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.
Directions by the Board OF Health as
to Infectious Diseases.

Pursuant to a resolution by the
board of health, we, the committee
appointed to define contagious and
infectious diseases, issue this notice
to the physicians of Waco by order
OF the board,
Physicians are required to send
report to the president of board of
health Immediately upon making
diagnosis Of contagious or infec-
tious disease. Blanks for this pur-
pose will be furnished by the score.
tary of the board.
1t has been demonstrated by ex.
perience that this notification must
BE- given By the medical atten liant.
If left 10 the pare or householder,
it will not BE- done a. al or be done
too late to be Of any service.
The diseases required to be re-
ported are: Smallp' X, measles,
diphthcria, scarlet fever, typhoid
fever, yellow fever, typhus fever,
cholera, cerehro-spina( menin gitis,
variulla, pertus il, erysipelas, lep
rosy, paroti,is The in forms'ion
thus obtained is of use in various
Ways.
1t enables the public a1thori-
lies to comba, epidem CO at tee
very bagniug, which is one-half Of
the fight. Abundant evidence can
be ad luced to prove that the spread
Of Courageous and infectious dis
eases can he largely controlled by
proper measures if all the cases are
promptly reported.
1t leads to the inspection of
premises and the detection of un
sanitary conditions which might
other wise have long esca bed notice.
8 IL educates the public to the
I'd a that sanitary IN asures are
effective and 50 pr pares the way
for new legislation when needed.
4 In connection with other pro
phy lactic measures it enables the
authorities TO control the school at
tend ,nce Of children who have been
exposed to infection.
s. 1t furnishes large mass Of
material, larger than would be access
sole to any single individual with
out such notification, from which
The mortality of these diseases can
be established aud tha history aud
intensity of diff srent epidemos
Al well AZ their vlrulence,
as effected by locality, etc
Amy physician failing to comply
with the above will be subj oct to
prosecution as prescribed by city
ordinance.
G. b. FoscJE, NJ d.
VI I TAyIou NJ n
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PERSON Al.

Mrs Hamilton Van Hamilton il
the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. u. Jackson.
NJ SIS Harris, who is q strikingly
handsome young lady, made q mo t
favorable impression on Waco so.
olety last winter, and it is great
pleasure TO welc )me her again.
Miss My Winnie Anderson, of
Austin, VINO is visiting Miss Annie
May Anderson, of this city, il a
charming bell of the capital city
She will continue her visi. nes
weak as the guest of M So Willie
Lou Tibbs.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24
The Value Of Good Bread

is appreciated by every one, but so
few are able to secure uniformly
good res ats This is often due to
The fact At when milk is used the
character of i. il exceedingly vari-
able; by using Borden's Peerless
Brand Evaporatei Cream you will
overcome this diff ,ulty. Try it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

DIR. Reilly treats only the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasses a1iusted
from scientific Measurement. Office
over First National bank.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

Miss Trice entertained the Cooks
on Thursday afternoon, and that
suili es that the club had delight
full time.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-24

How Onr Bellies are * eepingIeut.
Mss McGregor is devotiag her.
self to voica cultura.
NJ SO McLendon has been recu De--
a.lng her strength in Calvert.
NJ SIS Order, during her tempo
rary retirement, is d-voting many
hours to literary pursuits.
Miss Taylor devoteq her spare
hours to many kindly acts to
brighten the lives of Others.
Miss NJ srshall has been receiving
much attention ia Galveston, as the
guest of Mrs. 9 altman Finley.
Miss Lacy is doubtless Planning
some Charming new gowns for
Easter tide, in which to make fresh
conquasts.
Miss DeZ ouche is slowly recov.
erng from her long illness, and the
little strength she gains is given to
press work.
Miss White is unintentionslly
making herself more charming by
the added freshness she gains by
rest from gayeties.
Miss Trice is devoting her time to
art, and beautiful specimens of her
china painting are much admired by
her many friends.
Miss Tibbs gives her time to
mnslc, her pretty voice gaming
much strength and additional sweet
ness by the much needed rest.
Miss N ell Conway Jones has been
partaking of all pleasures offered,