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TUKHDA Ti MAItCH , 185
ANNOUNCEMENTS-
FOR MAYOIt.
W E AIhTJTTiUZKD TOAN
nntii.ec Mr. John Mi'i.i.man s a can
didate lor Major ul the ensuing election in
April.
TIT K ARE AUTHOUl.Kl) TO AN-
niiuui'o John lliNHr Dhows iui a
twniltilmy lor Mayor.
IITK AHE AITHOKI.KI) TO AN.
1 nii'tiice Mil, Eu. U. harm as it candi
date for Mayor al the enmilim April election.
XV K AitK AtJTHOKI.KI) TO AN
1? nomiirB I) it. J. W. chowdim kh the
xvsuii.iij' ui'uiiiihicu ...ii.mi.) .). HIV t)lll-
ocrallo party Inr I lie olllcu of Mayor ul tno
AIIsIiImu A ..HI ..ll.11. I. Ill
ti;i:si)av.
MARCH 24.
O.J,
KOli al.OKHM AN.
Ill K AUH Al! I'HOHI'K.I) 'I'll AN
Yl invuneo K. J. Kivi.kn hh a candidate
nr time mini irom we Mrtli Wunl.
1K AK1C AUTHoltlZKD TO AN
1 inmnfl.1 Mu l 1 ... i.
' ' j. .... . i, i. i nn i. e.iii.u-
ate for Al.lerinau In the Khsl Ward ul the
V u nillllH t'lt'Utllllli
T iTk a uiS a"i:tii i in n 'i-TI 7T
JT iicainoe Ma. J. D. CAkTKit for rt. clce-
win mi inn twice oi i.miiiciimnu In luu Hlxth
si iim c.r nit' milK lerm.
1IT U A III1 IIT'l'll.ilMUL't. R'.i
mj " ...... s i 1 1 - it. fir. Lr HI I is
TV notmee 1H. li. M. Tillman in Dim Dem-
ut-miir iiniinuco inr Aiucrniuii, inr Hie loug
term. In Ilia Fourth Ward, ul tho ensuing
si f V i ll V i piiiii. i7in n.i .
V' r nv s n ii ui i.r. 1 r"
il n'iniii'hi(iMUNii (.okii a a candidate
for ItlflotMru 11 A ItlHrmuii from tint Knurl!.
WBru.to succeed himself. Jileidlon April 7,
im-h
X1TK AKK AUTHOltlZKI) TO AN
TY noiinrmO ! IIowskii an a candhialu
J! 'J? 'Jl' i? '1 PJL! 1' ? Il " an Lji 1 1 nrl I it in.
illt ALutlllMAN -HAM' UALL H.
tnH a w v. Alrruniiivkii ii... a v.
... .. nii.Mviiii.nu j ill-
IT diiiiiii'o M k. r. Oanzkh aa a ruiiiIIiIhIo
ir v "uih'iiiiiru hi r.ani uuiiiui ul tho eiinu
lilS. lrtl ''l"1'' lm.
XVK A UK AlJTUOUlKI) To AN
IV muni, u ILu iiiMi.ui.r li il. ......
ii . " iiii.iii.i7i Kit IIAIIKIH hh B
eamllilnm fur 1 11111111111111111 in lOnM. Dullua ul
KM r- i-imii 1 g rt Jim .lf.flon
Fhanok liaa apotit up to ditto I'.HUMK),
COO In Cliiiitt. 'J'IiIh beata tlio vxiiuihU-
tur ir Hiiy tiuunekeopor with a uuruloaa
mum tirvuiH.
Tim ('ouriir-Jiiiirii.il aaya tlio presl
drul Bct.aiH Intent uu iii,olntlii(r to of
Urn irnoii8 who aro not uamlliliiteH.
Ti l t 1 9 a niiutake. JIu tins nut iiiKiliituil
111. .11 u ho 14 not a ultlzmi uf tliu Unliuil
Slat h
Mits. liii.i.-.SmiioM hari liou prohlb
Itv 1 1.) thti Mipnm 0 cmurt ot Ciilitornia
from r n ivinir hIIiiioiiv or colim'tlnu-
" n
' h until tlio parlioTi hhull have
Ix l'.iro t! at trilmiial. "Htop
1 n.o wor.l.
- 1 .
rnor uf ManHiU'lmiiiitlN linn
bill knni'kiiiK oil' thdsuloof
1 11 p. 111. to 0 a. 111. Tlili In-
1:10 bottle sollln ; ut tliellrat
nr mid far uilvaiicua llm
: 1 1 ; rai.cu!
com I
ppc :
bi r," iv 1
Tin,' ;
1 . ; 1
drink . 1,
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u till 11
CHIl-'l 1 1
Tuk v
that
Hill,; , 11.
etl'in'i
pile-.'
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till III!
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tii.;
Whaikvi.ii ibo filial uutuoine may
tv , tliHra can b no doubt the Eiixliii
vornment bna ooulrHi-teJ a war in
Kvypt that will coiitliiun lor years. lu
thoi.fa-.on when the climate will pr
init the EiikIUIi to advance and eiiKaKO
in antive bolllltic, the forces of El.
Maiidi will not probably ofrVr Koneral
battlti, but will aarry forward a guerilla
wnrl'urethat w ill be harrunsiiiK In the
extreme. It Is Tery doubtful If any of
HietribHS who profur rrieudnh'p for tho
Riltlsil can lie relied upon, and when
an opportunity otrrs, as at Khartoum,
they will prove reoroaut to their auiloa
blo profeaalous aud betray the trusts
reposed lu tbein. The tribes agnliiHt
which the war Is waged are nomadic lu
habits, few bave settled habitation,
their delight Is war and pillage, aim it
is not certain that they do not regard
the present hostilities as a b.lessinjr.
The English may drive them from one
place to another, but after they bavs ac
quired possession of the oountry, It is
but a barren land It may be long
jt:ua noiore this war Is terminated.
A kissing party-a kissing sooioty lu
ftiu-t oaiiasl Will these harrowing in
siiiuatlons never oeaao? An Hem is irn
lug the grand rounds of the state press
mat Kissing 11a developed into a regu
lar business organization in Kast Dallas
Wo live In East Dallas. Wb I1M.VA ninth n
noitorod her high-ways and by-ways by
unj anu oy nigiiianu wo are still una
hie to locale this heavenly and runtnr
mis Hocloty. Js it posslblo that we hare
uoou niaoa-Ualled! Are wn a 'kiiniv
nothing" by I'orceT Are silver hairs to
have no sbowlmr In Ibis 1,1,1..
worliir Aro we to leant unon m..i,w,ri,,.
alone, awuot momories, aud whou we
recall the gushing rapture ol ourkisslng
ujn, uA.,1111111 uuucious least, uellglilful
momory, and then subsiile into dreams
ami reveries or the bust? OI. ti.i ...
could call back 30 years, as tho follow
said. Unt we do uot bullnvn it. Tl,.,r
is no such society In 15ast Italia. Kast
Dallas is A mattor-of-luct town and kiss
ing Is a maltorof fancy. Onlv thus ami
iiuuiiu- more.
'i'HK Hi halo has received a l.cautitul
cluster of palut prints in the way of
flowery tribute, of friendship admlra-
oiy aiiapieu 10 purposes or comptiimm
tMryexchsngo dur nr the di-ilnhtful
perhap the most enjoyable season of
tlm lexss year. They are Irom the en
terprising firm of L. Tring A Co., of
Himton, and the Hkiiam, gratefully ac
kuowledge their receipt.
Homk waginh boys put explosive mat
toronthe gavel of LusurENANr-Gov
kiinor Ginus in the senate clmmhnr 1.,..
(lay as a boyish joke last week, and the
inior-uuean, so remarkable fur adher
ence to truth and fair representation es
pecially of all things southern, says:
"The Texas senate had a shooting
match In the lobby of the senate cham
ber Saturday." The Intor-Ocean can
And enough material in the rows of the
Illinois legislature without manufac
turing wholesale falsehoods about the
south.
uiip'irtutit lad Is announced
. l'i.r:VKI.AM take neither
1. ..irt-ir lu her tea. Wli.it the
hi 11 ty bave 011 Kuropnan com-
.'it out known, b It it ui y pus-
ir city 0l.1c1.lniM.
..
,1 '.lie llr.t act M4, Vii.as pnr-
it li,.lng kw.ru In us post-
;. '.' -ul wrts to ktis lits wife. It
11 flie U young, plump an. I
. ,i uu. 10 ihuii a llnniK'itid i.I!i.t
in!'1'! to .l.i Hie Maine tiling.
1 i uniler distress of llin pub
1 ' lit of tlnvyiilii Dixp.itch af
c i.i,ivsp;.er win of tile statu a
'bo (ialvesmn Kicrd says
, '.Im proprietor, bid iiplhouia
. iWo.ihW,hi'i, and (bou lei ii g..
A JniT ri'soliiilou bss been pasaud
by tin. O:. In leLlslaturo to subniH llu
coiiHtltulloual an endini'iit changlngtlie
rail eliH'tti.n rr.im October toNovembcr.
This Is well and will simplify the presl-
dentin oliotlou campaign three years
from next iintiniin.
Tliu Oalveston News, lu replving to
an aitlitle In ths Hvrnti EntnrnrlMe.
wlicreln that paper admits the Dalliu
J1KKAI.I) Ulll lllUCh til defeat tl.n H .ilu
si'bemo, says the Eiitoriirlsa nvnn.n.i
mates tho Inliuonco of the HkhaluIh
conirress. It is to bo regretted the News
issoHiiiy 10 eivo utteriince. lna....i.
folly. From iimitlmnun of niwloiil.r.ui
Integrity ln Washington, the IIuiai.u
lourns that uieinbers of l.nnirieMH IV.ii.i
Ibis and other states admitted UioIIkh.
AM) to bo the most InlliiniilU! iuw i
lexas, anil vvlilln they rnoogiiixed tlio
fact that the 1Ukai.ii was not ..,.. 1
to deep water aKiulvi StOII. II. IVttu (.twin...
that tiie pupor was ojipoKing ton must
stupendous scheme attempted to bo per
petrated In this congress. The IIkum.u
says llili much, not In a spirit of yain
glorious bouHtiiig, but to gtvo utteiiuico
to plain truths, with whi. li tlm v..,-
s.iould lie, and iiii.louhledly Is, t.imlllar,
TnmtK are but few who know of the
existence of a race of black Hebrews in
the heart of Ethiopia. They aro said,
according to an account In an exchange,
to number tfKyioO, have the holy writ
ings In Etlijoplo version, and all the
Mosaic ceremonies aud law. Tlioy are
supposeu tone Ibo children of llebrow
Inuuigrauts, who, In the time of th
tribal dispensation, settlod and iiurrle.l
In Abysiulii, which Is Hot eotlHlilt.ri.rl
Improbable, as Ethiopians are of .Semi
tic nationality and limgiiinre. The name
of those ancient people is Kaliislias.
If HiiHsia don't einrsire in a war wit I,
England, she has sti,;i:eedod in scaring
the whole British nation. Tho cr.ar Is
preparing for war, and would probably
like to try his band in a hostile AllCl.lll..
tor wil h tho greatost power on the globe.
missis nas limning to lose, but ull to
gain, while Fnland lias iiutl.liitf ti
gain, but all to loso. Kratice and (lor.
many chuckle over the prospector ibis
war, and while professlug to want
peace maintained, would like to see 11
lively bout between the two icroutcst
powers en the eastern contl.io.it.
Tlll'.liK Is dociileillv a revivu! !,. r..i
estate In this city, mid prices are firm
and advancing. Improvements con
tinue, and the many Hegant residences
being erected in the cllv and In .11 11,..
suburbs surrounding almost exceed be.
lief, nnd that, foe. at a limn wl.en ,.11., ,
localities complain ol a want of outer,
piise and progress. f ,mr ,,! U.,1V
would unite In one lmhii.1 .,ir..,t .,.,.1
build a railroad by the way of (I nine-
vino to tlio cjal II.. !,U I II U'luil 1. ... I
1 nun'.: ciunties. and misli tlm T.,,.,1,
linotoaconiH'ctlou with the , St. Imis
and Texas road at Athens, there can be
110 estimate nia.Io i.fllio ure.iL ulvun,...
tliore would be In real estate, and tlm
Increase of business, both In V.w whole.
sale and mull l.:ics.
Known, in which his wi'e and bahv were
the suidncts or ids prn. He has not
been either ln tlio literary or judicial
world for sometime, but us a learned
man, and distinguished, hriilUnt 0011
vorsalinualNt, is thoroughly known iu
Ueorirla. These appointment rate as
two from the south and the same from
the i.orlh, evincing a disposition 011 the
part of the pnsideut to act fairly in the
disposal or Important positions.
A COWBOY'S FIGHT.
Cables pulilised yesterday indicate a
continuance or the threatening aspect
on the Afghan frontier. England and
Kussla are involve ! because the former
exercises a protectorate over the
Afghans, and the latter over the Turko
mans. These barbaric tribes are divided
partly by the Oxus river. Iloth are
pastoral peoplos.and Ills as essentially a
cattlo quarrel, as aro thoso quarrels
that ailse along the Rio Grande
between the Texas and Mexican
stockmen. Turkomen, or I'enjdeh,
bought pastures and salt-beds beyond
tho Oxus, toward Herat, and Afghans
branded calves belonging to Turkomou.
ThcDaro groatcr questions Involved.
It Is thought that Russia has de-igus on
India. It Is ulso alleged that England
Is disposed to annex Afghanistan, liut
tlio present marvel Is lu tho miries that
began when Aiiiiaiiam and Lordiviiiiid
Intorosts in., re than (1,0 K) year ag ), ow
ing to disagreement among tlio respec
tive cowboys of those primeval cattle
kings, wlio advocated Ire.i grassor lease
Uw imposingly in tho sell-same Intnl.
or at least, only a short dUtauce soutli
of it.
BROTHER BLTUCI VHOS 1J0W
HE COMETH OUT AS A UCTURER.
lit' DlaClailllt llrlllir A ll.nlu. . .,!..
or a Hlgot-lla rimilirs llrpiirt
r In Hit. Hic.it :Um,
ami AKaln Allllvrates.
I'kk .idi ni Ci.kvki.anii has rented a
pew In the Kirt Preshyterlan rhurch in
Wa-hinginn. No doulit the ladles aftlie
While House wl.l nrcupy It, but tiie
question will be asked: Huw nfleu will
tho picsldont bocAiiglu sleeping In the
further cruer ol liT
To the sin pr.se and relief of tho couu
try the IUxkm trial came to almost an
mbrupt tcrmluatlon, the closing argu
ments have bum submitted to tho court,
ml tlio decision n ay he rendered at
uy time. Everything aoeiu to move
aliiio C'li:vkl Mi's Inauguration.
AfTATK paper aaya, and w ilb appar
ent c:u:iHtu's, that the reus 1 11 tho leg.
Islaturt' did not place a higher penally
0n lh.no carrying pistols Is becaiiso
three fourths of tho iiicinbera may be
aeon snv diiv wllh tbabutl-eiid ..f lt..
ring rulcklng nut or their hip pockets.
I this true?
AriollNKY (iKM.IIVLtJAni.AMi U iw.i
an mstliotlc. He work wkh bis pi
oil' and drinks hl.i c iir.in inn ,ir t ie huu
cer. When Mil, Ci.kv. l.vsn t..n,l,.rn,i
hliu bis porlfolio he renlied: i-
IVesl.b nt, Ibis Is an honor mi l a .ll.ii; y
I litive not expected, lint I f.i.u, sirihai
I can not till llm olllc.i witli tuat gra-n
that iiuy boexpict.nl. lean n.it clian e
my Arkansas habits. I cm not conform
to your slulo dinners. I mm imt enter
tain tlio guests ol tlm nation iu the
nio.leru style. I 11111 a plain, blunt iniin.
Now, ir you can relievo me from the
exaction 01' fiishlo.iablo wa.s uml
iiietli.als, I w; a.icept, but. I will 11. ,t
promise to honor your calls t 1 lour, live
or six nurse at your niesiil.nitiAl .11,,.
logs. My duties will not udmiioMt"
And Mb. Ci.KVKi.ANn took Mm with all
the conditions.
Wlt.KAM M. Kvahts, tenator from
New Vi-i k, bss n lislm d froin speaking
0 tar In . lie Miigust lusly tif w hlch bo I
nicii l.r. a there sro only two or
thr e (! ; a left for their (leliberatioiis, H
Is prt.l -nW,v theie will not be time fur the
voin r. t.lc kctillcmun to rt ach his perora
tion in that lUilud apace.
Tii: San Antonio Expus aaya:
"(Jk. Hack U bol ig treated a hand
miiely a luurdirers are treated In the
New Y..ik l. lbs floral nllerlnga are
pro'uq and handscme." Thaon'y Ulf
ferencct Is, the New Yoik murderera
were hat g...l ami IUxkm will be while
washed siid turned out In good ais'lety.
Til Inter-Ocean lerint the plan of
tiunliiic out all the Itepublli an from
Oflle "'the North CaMllna Idea." It also
reuse North Csiolluaof desiring lcm
ocrals turned lu. Just how North Caro
taadltlVr from other elates we do u t
mow, only perhaps (he may furnish (he
ir used uu the ilh'k that lata all iH-tno.
fata.
hril paper of Kansas are greatly
(hated bucsu-e Ibey assert tblcv.
? stealing borr from (hat state and
mln- them Into Tex. Why don't
by quarantine gainst hois thieve
jthry have Kalnal Oaltl, and that
uld t p ths marauder from enter
I that dclluhlfut coiiiinon wealth.
i)er prohibition prevail, ml g.Kxl,
fare drink caii b bad lu any u. n or
gs within It bordvr.
Thk crowd at the While llousblms
dlm'nlshed id that llm president milr
lias to put in seven or eight hours of
solid talking per ilbmi to gt )lV,.r ,H
dally iiuty In that lino. The sergeant
ol police lu charge ol the giurd snvs
there Is not near aiioh a number of cuil-
i ...s 1.11.1 j nns i.iur years ago. Y;mii
Hie l..ct I c.iinldor,id thai then tlas-a-c
wa one U 'pubilcui n Imlnlstralion sue
ooidiug another, and tint it islurther
stated there aro not more than 5 per
cent, ss many a there were a fortnight
allien, tho much talked or rapudty of
the Democrats should bo recired with
several grains of allowance. Visitor..
t Wellington Inform the IUiialu
that the olllce-seeker from one north
western state outnumber tiie appllcHius
lu Washington from the entire nu'.U.
Tub statu In Illinois Is this: Skn
AT011 ItiiiD.o.' death causes a perfect
Staild-Cir, Rt l'llKSKS I ATIVS liinm
(republican) having died some tlniH
slnco. Tbovotool the reiinbll,.,.,,s u in
s.siu bo Increase J by the election of a
successor to Mr.. Lihian -next u.w.l
indeed. Tho democrat will Dim. .,r
ooiirsn, refuse to rote, and the republl-
fn uaw.ig 0110 le.s tin enoiuli to
oi'iistltulo a quorum there will Ik ii
election until the viu-anoy caused bv the
death or SuNATiu ltnii.u. s uhat'l be
supplied, writ for an election of hi
successor being Immediately Issued.
Tin ti poniea tho sipiare de id-lock again
and the bars to the Held ot oonjeclure
will bo again thrown wldo open. Ii
does seem the democrat! hold the stroiin
Uau.l. "
Th wheat crop In Kans i has bueu
very seriously d,mg'. ty tho w inter
and the Hessian fly w hich iiivl'i it t
tick In (ho fall, Tiiere wa an area ol
tho limit wheat belt aillilllnUittr lii
2,i),000 cro or winter w heat of which
Il wm ssld only three-fourth was wiwu.
inepsumstei or damage elrjoteil by
above nameil ovisim Is et down at a
minimum nrii per cent., and the gen
eral shnrlsge at 15,0 D 000 bushel. Till
I on the basis of favor. bl
the future, but if addlilonal sel-biu ks In
tue way or weather and Insect should
be visited upon our Ksim nelghhor
their great crop may prove an entire
l illur.
A fa 1 h specimen ol straddling "the
laguededgaordemalr"! given lu the
bssii'.lful sosctaclo or llmiul illnmi titiiwa.
paper rejoicing, or pretending to ro
lobe that ('LKVKI.ANU I not turning
out fast enough to anil thehungrv olllce
seeker. The HsitAl.n would ra'l tlmlr
attention to one fact, however, and that
l. the tiresblent la uot outiin In it.
pn illcaustoany alarming txtent. Lei
me ii-puiiiipan ollle holder rempiubvr
I hat, aud also tba fuel tl.t th... r.
oomplalnt In the Democratic camp on
that core,
INCOMPLETENESS
Tho cattlemen have a wnir of n, Hon
ing claims to rimming herd and si. ct.s
mat at least appear. to bo rutin ly K,t
Islactory to tliemsi Ives and must be to
other peoplo. Tiiey "round up" an
nually (lie roaming cattle and brktid
"""" rdli.g to tiirlr sybtem of
agreed inljudicution.
Noiv, iu tlio present diy and In IorIi
lativj duties there sunius to Im 110 nu ii
things us 'nuiiiiling up." Everything
fooiin to bo ici't incomplete, and w bet her
In the balls i.feoi.gies r i:m Texas
l" ;l'.l:.'.ure, llm Hiinm .spirit of Iticom.
l'U.1. ec-s appeei to prevail. Much Is
coiiiu.e-.cid, but iio'.hlng ilols!,,,.!,
whetiicr tlm siil.j.irts of 11 itl.m.il or state
Ic.'.it lit ion. In e.iugivHs, grout tie. tics
aid disciiHsnd Kiel passed ,,Vrll, u ;,i,,,nt
ai-ll'iu. Tin y ill 0 lint acceplsil, but lint
f.j cud. The ci. u111111rci.il tieulle with
Mexico, Spilu and Niciragu 1 all ;anK
fli't, uml their benehts, if uny lliete be,
denied to (he ciii.liy. Why cannot
these lncn. exiicr.i.i. 1 1 11
, - 1 "i. tiaiiieu-
t'l'y lls.u-es. niol lii'lnir l u
If.v "I llepub i.-i.a Hluiplielty and
ihrectness, l.flii,- to a buud the result
ol mouth of ui-T rolitical convou
timis can meet, construot plutforms In
VoUlug greal pi hielplt., ,,d n.ljoiu 11 iu
thr. e or b.111' days (but then thev uro
not paid pr diooiH) whilst legislative
boilies are not coulliiod to moiuh. lu
lliulr labors, and yet leave the great
bulk ol their work either Incomplete or
ru.sb.,.1 through In such moli likn style
a to leave at. cling of dlsappolul ment
among tlio ousiiiusiier as to their
having been deliberatuly coust bred
and .;ej on. .
Our own Inglslaturo I no excpi iuu to
this rule. The free gras ipiesibm, tup
posed to have been settled by II11 U"t
legislature, Is still under legislative
llgiUllou. Tho tlitlerent Uws about hi.
siirancc, railroads, lieu Uws. attach.
mont.ete , will s -etulnjily !, Incom.
P etc, ami w hilst manv tiiils w ill ,1. ,,1...
l( be parsed, It now i.s.k as tin null
the nest Important will be l.u .....
decided noon. If our no mlnrs il.J
llu ir model in Texas from tlio na:..i.al '
leglslatuio, they ute excellent coi.vl.rs I
but It is alm-eiely to ,..1 hoped uut a l.
Ing of re.pi.isibiiity to eo.ia'.ili
who sent them to Austin lo acconiplisli
something, will not bo ovei whelin.id by
ade.iro tilihcrto belike congressmeii
or to dele.it everything prop.H .d be
cause tin y may lull u their owu lu
divbill ll echeiiias mid pnipeses.
-t
APPOINTMENTS.
The president In scut In the names
ofsev. ral geut'.eineu Tor appointment
to lilnh diplomatic posts. Edwin J.
1'u 1 i.r-s, an oil hunker Dim icr.i'., has
been iipHuted to the English mission,
lloistim son or 1 x-Sxatoii I'iikii-s,
yt Vennont, and Ins been several tlmos'
candidate for governor on tho Demo.
cratlc ticket liom thai t.ii. 11.. 1.
tiled, true and aleadfast In the ralth.
jAINa tint llr-fWimt irt..
ernor of Maryland, is the eciedlted
llili.lsler pl. tiipotentlarv of the l'nln.,1
States l. Erancc. tiuv. Mct., i..s.
long. to the old ramlly of Maryland
Mul.Ain tin. I Is au educatetl uent eman
ol gnat abllitv and rnri.lv -,,.1... .1
with diplomatic talent,
tli oiui II. l's-Mn.itTo.s;. .nt i.,i:..,.
many as our minister, Is loo well known
i..im. cuinuieiil. A Si Molar and
geutb-uisn r.lu'ly end iwe.l. be will
Oj.onslrste to tho neoplo tif tiermany
ui u a rtiauge ot Hdmluisti In the
Ifrest republlj only lead te an lutprov. -
M.D.n in 1 u enaraoier ol us l.iielgu n p
retentat vet.
Hk.nhy 11. Ja. i.son, minim, r lo Mcx
li, Is a Georir.lsn, lovmerly Judge or llm
Ssvannaliil'.strlet. and distil.
lu lge and literary man. He I the
Nl.w York. Miueh '! - Itev n. it,, j.
chsr,l delivered n l.iw..r.. km,...
........... ,,, ... .01
Have Met," t Ulu riliu.,j
1 r. Nb terian chiireh to-nl.lu. II,. ,.,,,.1.
I'l.'.ti.cd ol pains i bis .m.
Inert nm 1 1, . . '
1 , .... "'n iii'ioro
ho biuan. Iloinl.l 11, ..
...v.ij.tiito.H tnai, 11
ui.y C.11110 10 h.-ur 11.01.tiou
J't Buy proiiiinent nun who
"," , 111 . MCellllV 1)1 ,,r,i
ihc public (.y voul.l " l, (i.s,;,,. I
I"1"1' 't. Dr. Duiclisril s..i.l n .
; daily p.ipt.rs ha mit;,kfn him
lor a s.oiich, hi, ,(.(.,.sii,M.,.1, ,
ilu.le, hh old t.,KV and H llluip;
tl i '.-. like tliosn 0f tho mule
I'll. I.alauu r.i.le. Ho
ben c.ii . .1 einivtl. .1,. .,. .. .i.i. r .
1 , ... '" .."ii mm a
"alr. Only u.t VMu jm ,
';,M,' . V1"," '"r I'iu or.
!!' !. el H,si bei.il n.islakeu lor til, !i, ,,:
'Vl""f"1 ' 'l hi Vc:t.'o. In rer.-r.
iiiuit.i piiil) and ric.ii 's, th . s. k, ,.
iii.i.lisei h ,.,,!, .. ,. . iM lrwi
? "." ' 1 toell '! I. "V 11 see
I tun riven lo liimr..i..,s." ' l,:.u ,,
I' r., Dr. HurcSutrd !, , ,a'., , ,"'H
c-. 'd a bi-ot. hod-,:, -hat .v..,s
a i'b.ot ; hi. as on,, w 11 o .. . Ml ., . , ,.
ii.enioi liu baud never '. .oked ,.!..i,,,.'
a circle.
A DAY'S a K WS FROM WACO
A RARE CASE IN OBSTETRICS,
lint With fatal TerinliiHtlun-Jurors for
Nine Muriler tiiiM-l Slliiuree
I'.llM-r.l--V,,re Alxii.t Oil)
TciA st Louis, Kle.
Waco, March C:i.-Hpe.s.tl.J Dr. J.
C J. King, of this city, report. a recent
iiitiuesUiig case iu obstetric. A youi'g
Norwegian woman a fowrdays ago gavo
birth to a healthy, well formed girl
chilil. To tliu astonishment !) pbysi
ciaus it 11, 1 patient, labor pains were re
newed shout :tti hours after tho birth of
ineomiii uuii exact. y three days alter
tiie coming or ihe first inluiit a lusty
male child was born, much larger than
the girl child. The experience was too
inuiili lor tiie mother, who died yester
day, but both the children aro alive and
doing well. Dr. King says it i.s the sec
ond case or the kind lie has had in
Waco.
A special venire of WO jutvniou was
drawn in the district court this morn
ing to try the nine murder case that are
mi tho docket.
The news ot Mrs. Kato Itayrnond
Howe's arrest in New Orieaus is smoo
thing nf a shock to one or two gentle
men here vdio made much oi her.
Mr. H. Webber llonloii, spncitil corre
spondent nl t10 St.. Louis Republican, is
In-re t ) w rite 11,1 Waco.
A heavy fio.-t and thin leu this iiioni
imr, bul llie small grain did not suc
cumb. All the narrow gauge i.lllcils have
Bono east except Treasurer Eish uml
Lawyer .Siiiliiian. They will go in the
morning.
The bhzard lias b'.en hern uml il. wat
a stlugaroo. Tho weather win more than
colli euoiigti lor trost, nut. clouds inter
vene I 10 protect small grain and fruit.
Tills .Mill lit V Is u tt 111 ir,.iit Lrrou'iiKr sni.
lion and the outlook lor a good grain
crop nas iievor builor than at present.
. i.i -.ii bum .'.uiiu'ib tun,, wiu protiaoil.
tt.y ol a frost st this limn is such an im
portant, question, as ii involves the
anility of cereals now growing so linelv.
Several mlditiomt! ellb'laia ot the
T'-XUS A St. Louis rail ros.l. Mo.oixr th.....
Judge J. T. Iiove, of tho uireetorv, ar
rived lust, nlghi, and have sptmi the day
hero. Their preseneo eontir.ns llio im-
press'on tinii no iniponaitt measiire
nuchas oresliiidowo.ini he ili-a ' les
Blew Hay 1 go, Is under consiuerailon.
'i'llit Central T,aj. So... L-..... 'u ... j,,..l
s'lou I ciillud lo mu.it 111 ibis city on
A.ril 7.
The skin is of that delicate liutur
upon which the most improvement can
liu made aud by tlio use of i'oz.oni's
medicated PompicAlou powder all
rougliness, ballowii(-s and Irritation
can he overcome leaving the skin deli
cntily white, Noll and smiH.ih. This
picrar.iijim lias a w,ni, wiiie rcputa
tioi .sono fear need bo entertained ot
tho renull. Sold bv al) druggist.
EUTLKiO-ESr)
P
MILLINERY 101
THE
Place Interest
We arc caufltient thai the stjles of
fiats aM Tnmmiflgs
WHICH WJB AHfi tXIBiri.G
XOW, THOUGH KAKLY IX THE
SEASON, EQUAL THOSE SHOftX
I!Y AXV HOUSE IX THISt'OUN.
Till'.
sa
I'hllsO.N'AI..
WE HAVE REMODELED
Mrnu
B 1 it S a -Zn 3 B
Li
Bill!
"iison has jot 11 1 nt" i from
tlio
eng!
Miatif-pntieai,,! n, ..;gePi
A certain ,n,v llio r - l,.ni,- ,...
: II. C. s-ip
i'v I . i.
j I'oii'a'n McQueen, of Ei van, 1 in
I I V l-..spei ting.
I Col. .1. II. Uiitum. shite railway
...- in iiiec-in yt'sieruay ,
.'u.lg' J. A. Car.-ol', of Denton,
;-,ll' -I Ol III, t.-.tutl i:l.i-i:- lioiel.
.1 K lletiil rso i reiuree l vesh-rdav
hiini a visit I,, Chi-iigo and th.'. i .,si. "
M J I . ' u.iHi v.n- of K.nl.
l oi ttl Is :. . n,,, , . . 1 .; .
II. II. Cmp' oil. w , ,- i.i.d ,.,i-,, ,f
I. rl H on li, aro :;ut s ol the Windsor
ll eel.
is a
We Inn . ilono this to luive umiilN iiiiiicef.ip mil iiiiMvii.tllv l,.t.n.u ut,.i. aPi,t..i.
.- ' I is,. .......j .... hr n.ulB, II UICU
III Mll.l , li.JlTV ami SIZE outranks al! previous nttciiipts, mid u to urli-os
ir o nut. . 41. ..a il . . . . ' "
l"" '""J " "j '' "" J "ere iiivtr 8 motieratc us now. We mint our MU.
Hi. rr III lUirtHlt'llt to lie U l)eiis,.iil rinnrl fi.r bin 1 ...lln; I...H . ii.. ..ii...
' .Miiii.-, iineiiM-I tllt j H1SUMF
pur liuse, (xiittiiue Hie btocb or merely tit ken rest while ilonu town.
SANGER
BEOS.
-ALWAYS SHOW
firn onr
J. E. Henderson ii.turoj..! t.uu.
upon a time, took tbe (lu :i. k t,, Vl T 1 f '""1 H 1 11 'is' siuourii al New I ir
In Uei.au sir, et, Whitco!..,,,,!, and, h.l ..""r r.. .
inekeaco-d be-innm ' .,,.. j, : , , ben bill, a pfouiineii t cit :'-u ol
II. .. lHitb llloii'oni, Oont,,,, , en, iv, was i the
llaml.", a c ii.iln ,M ,!,r West End ''.v rc-'.-i-uay.
tia-.-eeei-m beliivM-uusg-d I i Nusiai-, toe!. lr. C. 11. Uibson, ex-M.eal."r t.f ,o
1 ' l'- 1 it" ; ht il'i-r Una in r -,rv I.... . ' Iv.iK.ii.f i' - ' . i . . .
" D. 1 i ll,' hi p mi v iv np mnr priinnir
in.i uuiiiuioi OlILli Uf IM oMOUfl
JI JJT THE (.001) j THAT AKK HEAI.LT GOOD AM) CHEAP.
pir... i.t ib..
i; i s,I. :.. ,i he.
nl .tht he s
mission., ti.
pi" nr,,iinil,
'"' "feu hi I s I'niiiii-ll.vo
'Ii an. I on tl , i,p.i,j,i
t-ir'h ... :.p!lui. .;. ud
II 'hep, i icipi.i i, a,b s-p, ...
VHV. lis l -, ,!,,, , ...1
t:
lo vc, tho ,,l, ., , ; ,,,M
w ...a ..oi in in ..-s, ,.,( (:,
hose on;- ti -i.-.l" ,.,,, I,,,,,..;,, '
his leg. U hen Mr. lo.. ., as w
,,;t" si-hi .,1 ilm fi,,iu .,.
",' ''" -"i '" ro .o,., .....,i,id i
-"'' -. Hid f lil.ol.li ,.,!
lli'r
Inc.
! i-,
i b
l.ev.-r v ..s
"Val is ih- ihe
cii.-i. Vi
ot t leg no lie
ll" I'S'I m ,l
Va - .1
. "tl.S
11
'.I call
b ,, !;
ili'nd
I llie
II I HAI.o ' III,
M:ss May
at i i.iie. is so
i-e i st ,-.i' ;
(iliole.. H.
' " I 'oit;i lia'i
S I, lav, I. gi. si
e yest. -ril.iv
Thomas, of MeKinnev!
n.liiii. tie. w..,,k w uu ui,i i
bl'T, a- '.tin !' vt (iiouiels.
Levi It ii i i ,,:iri,. , ,i i... ,
I t
iv i a t i tie. eiiv
" o:-in I U io.t-
I ( iinpMc I.!.:, s uf l.udiiV, .Miiscs' nuii ChHilrrn' I.'nls,
j n.ni.lcle I.im s of vt id, and Nm row IV it j Silk hiW-.w.
j Cunipli'lo I.li.c of n a,,,) ,K, ,)r,.,.d ) ,t s,llt f4
i Co.iii!t ti.l.m-sof Duckies, l'iu uml oINer Oru.iiiii'nls.
WE HA.TE OlPEHSTEE
llmiigh i )i.iTli,:.las vctiio r inlmterof IIUAUTIFM.
mn pul Iiihu t.p(.eiuunci. ut any iar, m liltlc run vie 1, II nl.onl
art- ce:,,i U.l t; roi to.t by o.it.s, nnd (lr. .llYp r,,l u fer
trhl li
.'ns ncather.
Ill 'Olei! ol
-s tb , ui . n
n'o. king ? I
auviliiu.i ie
M.D im-.. i..-mvc -i r-s'.,.,it of I P'iII ' fY
' ' ',' l!,,"."i,v. bi tl'MUt,. All I j) II
iu: inr lee. her,.', il . 1
iruit i"r, and M .1 ,,. ii,s Ml,
'"oi-lter ,, 1 a'l t lit, ,ei ., ,i t,, ,.,,
bo' h.io.l in; ,t ,,oi, i,i-.."
" Inl b is .p.i rkh', sir," H.i!, n,.,
pii inpier, Miionliig him ih- i.ool;.
Mr. .Mo-i's put on bis sp.-e' aeles nvd
exa utned Ihe passan, .'vviio wro ,
(bisplui?" he crbd more wrmhtul'v
Ilia', ever.
Why. Shakespeare, mr," answer, tl
tl.o iisiiiidsbed tiiucti nuirv.
"I hen," cried Mr. Ms.,' siJ,,,r
Tore lln.;er, "vou m i.y hi I r. Sb. ike's
pe aro ih it he'll imver n no;h.-r nlav
tonny tlovij ter."-; Lo.,,1 ,n Oraphic. '
Tha reiiioval.it" I'rot. Sai.b.irii of
II., alter being pr-iinum-. 1,,,-niabio l,
scoreof plivs.,,,M, i.,,,,, Vl. .-
. .M., to bis home, w as eil,.,-ii., i.y'.i i.
mlnisterlNg Dr. Hurler's Iron Tool
wbieb has nte1Cv hi.,, i !,M !(,riil .
I heidtli.
Ths iir,..lir ni ths C,ll,r,.
The catblid has uu iniu!rln lulu I ;
nothing escapes bis eve. in., I
thing Is of interest tohi.n. Ear iron,
la-ln f satisfied hi He o. and .1 , ;
tnvsei loo s" l,.i u' I, ...... i i.. .
. , 1 ,' " lieenus lo
know the wnv and In.r. l fVerv-:
iiiiugiiew or strni'ue. Mier one h',-.
",.i lis "loi ni men, to indii",i b
show Idmselfon ih,' tri s - ,
III eeseil V to I. ace !h s.,..,.,M
.... ii u
'. i.iii" r, n so all t.nit. nr
W.S. I . ,
Mr lie- . 111
fi H a ie t :,r ,
' r . hieb, In. s
f 'I .ll', e . .., ,..
' I tbe . sr.
Hi-. .1. M . i'a e
I ,y m r,,in,; , i
' t x p., i ion,
, rti.tr, mil i
''uri it hi- , i. ,,,..,,
.Mr-. W. S. VV .M, ,,,.
I' nil-he , b i nn . ty i I 1 1
! C ii hi 'oa, 1,.'.. in, ki,
ei.i. i; mr a i i-.t n. h. r
k m! .-. Ii 1 1 "r .turned ;
s'i i.ie 1 1 . . . i 't,rr:-i " 1 ' '
:'. I 'is i. I" till!, j
en .". I' -i e.n-ly s. .as, n ! n
N;:;:..!;;7;'v;j;:! .TllftWO ?
Ops oil the 21st Day of
arc!
'li-s l.ueilo
i.y. but i, mi
ll 'ied I list
l.i I,, r'.s I .in
m. Mr. (j. Crutch, r. N .'. Ml Kivm"
.dr. J. r. i;
' ct III On Mel
; tone -v-ueiM
on to Vt CO
pi'i pei ty
. 1 f. I'nit, d .'
" a i vi d s left
I veslor lay
tliVes i 'll
111. u Ii ...I.
It r (1.1. it i.ultili, o u I., i,
b his for thai point to
i'sie ,li
i Iroiii Ihe
tirderlim
e u .o to
the new
ei.c ed.
day urto-
Safeguard.
Tiie fa: .1
' olds .in,! f
nit. I I'm -l-n,
t; Mity m i d I,),.,
-.i..;lis fi, .,ii.-ii:iv d
t in u.hli, s of !. ,!,..,.
si! .lit
'I'
iii onsi.l, -r.iiii.il wlii. h should
al
in to ,
only (
new
anv I
.nee
mi. I. It
-tanll emm
bv
u .
i.ed
ll.lt f
ll bit
llnng iinuHusl. From li.,ii-,, Ids sen
i I I,',1V, s in' Sets i:, is
nllh l,ilene curiospv
atraid, be will almost
...... i. 1. 1 in i-,vi ii, a eis he ,i,.i
no i - iin ,, , i u-; ,
bill Jumping, Mill.. ..round s,., i.,,Un
cini: on it, when it happens lo bo Hard
Jill nun tears be will I, reus ins bill
bit ot apple ire ited by him is mil ,',(
ii.lnnto stabs or gashes .kl, dsgter
t--''--. ID n..r, ho-vever, is ,,o,
one of vubtrcnrios,v, b.,t ,lbVai , ,.f
pblles.. phieal linpnrv into m,. nature f
-iib-h.ne..s, ,,n, i,,s ,,K ls.,sKrsv.t nnd
Ih.nii'hihll as lliou,;!, he w,.re siu lvioif
some of ibo problen.s f huu.au or'l ird
i,
ens,
it'll.
A New si.i.y f Or nit,
'ting ell' lo otli. r tna'U.rs, this eurl
uid, 1 believe, ne.v st.y ), lt
Ctniiit came nut. Gmor i i.. ...
been i.ppomte.l lo the cm ,,d t.f all
the armies In tl.o west. l,u!, ,,,iUl1
was not so well know,, a afierwsrd,
and n t ii l,eS,i,t to make oh,,,, l,,,,,',;,,,,,
about I i Ml. Judge Purler .,sK,.d ...
Irlend who bsd been made s s s
asiet, ,t what he knew a.,,,,,, 1,1,,).' . "
Ins "was the reply, .'and ls h J
Uily Impressed me. An ,, ,".
mu caou. t ,v ,,e i,,'','
JHsesl,.,, ,s , ,llV(., , u,
.mui. Issk.d Him If ' ,,J
'T.T.'rn.,,,l,,,,4,'k! 'V ' m'e'a
l"f And III. n he toe in- ,,
'tier loo, Ll,,., which Im showed ipsk
It read some bu.g ,1k,. llilsj 'You i,
perleolly ,j.. , ll,lkl.W that ! r eo ir
-ii.... uin i nie.R a i iiii,i ,, . .a
oi.der lm,llirBlp. , ,1,v,1"'
e st. pi l s, isuten, . w ,
"V ' That e.H,.,lV Soniuii '.
tii-ai't.-Ne.v Yo.k frii,,' ,e. Uk
nid Inn
line, a ... ,--v i n,,!, ,,t ,..,. . . ,
bui.l. :,s I, , I..U '. . ' "
. v , ... n . ii mm u or
v i1 ,: 1 JM:V ''' ' Tol'AL.
.V.lll.ll' ,i.(.L;.e,-1,i1,,llH,,li,,,,rilI(.f
I "iMlelk ls,, ,,, am, j,, ,.,., j,,,,,
V. ' V",. ''''.'"' 'U,'-t "'" ' I'livsl, hll,
I ref. I- S ,.,.(,-, ef ,i,e JI.,1, L. iI,.JicJ
.-. il.)..!, ll.auiswi. I., Me.. Nljs;-M.stl.-al
wlimn, l.j. r,li,,l o o',.-r nnn.
.. I";; " "" Axa' CumotT
UwaJ.!:''lu'btatoJ,'rf"-
T!ic mime e inieii h expressed bv the
Well- .i.ewn Dr. L.J. Aildlson, ( Hi'io,
JH., who sayi: 3
"I I. -.. p...-,.r f,m,. n (Mriv.fln, TMr, ,
r.',iihi.i.,lyl ,,r,ir,. .,, ,n,:,n,., ,,
prei-.., ,11,. n ,,f ureal v.,la.oit Atiii'sl ioauiT
lreroiui, f,,r ifl.i,,i f ,,.lwi ,lf ,
lliie.t ,.n. limn, i, , .... liri.,k, p(i, u
ami cures ,.v.r n-iicl,, l.ui I. n.rr .':Vs,i,
ltlll niiytlitiitr rl... In ri-il. vhut turn ll,i. m,..
svrlu j. bruuvMsl an.l puliimuar; aid'ctluaa.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
I not it n,v,v cValtmni f,.r popular confl-
ll.'II.S', bul lll.ilieill,' V.hl. li s t'l-sl-tV
jaMlIf the hie of ll. (Ihril p M.mll.'.i',
whu lime onnie Into Kin,. ,i,loo u wnjl
lust cil. rt , tollioi nlill...
I'U-tS' Is net a llu, ,le!d 111 which till
ll-l.l:;Mo rrnicly b ,.,. K,. i.
Ire.m.-.d nlrr-.i It aM' ln.s wer Isrn
il'.ni.loii-d, lim 'l . , ,. .vrkllI)
W o hat ever -iw, It ,ir,,1K,r uM
fr uny tbiv.il .,r liner .11.,..-.
l.i.t.s .. . : . . """r
ii i t. i mi" inn ucta
AVI IIS CM UUV l ixronAi.
ii niiiimi i i. ft t.,.tn",-es, finv.l .).
Jensevs !
.a
This is just tie season of the year uhen JERSEYS are mostly in
demand as , ,s nctcold enmk for a Wrab. and just the ,iKl,t temper
aturc for -ladies o war something warmer than a mere dress mist
tan Jersey l s'"m'ca" be sugcs!ed for sclml ar
Ladies' Plaia Shade Jer-; Misses' Colored Jcrsays
sat $160 eaclu plain ayie,, sn navy
Ladies" Black Jt;r6tys. caiYinal, brown,
virh full back and bow, and gar.iPt,at $1.25 each
at $2 50 each 'iTifiW Colored Jevf.ys
Jjrsevs
Ladies' Black
better grado, full back
and bow, at $3 25 each
Ladies' Black Jcrsey3,
braidtd iablacli aud gilt
btaded: at $4.50 each.;
'am: h?.d.v, b-::t.
6i
Ladies' Jer soy?,
grade, at $1.50 taoh.
Childreu'fs Colored Jer
soys, Brao shades as the
itbove, 85c, 00c, cnd$l.
Clnldrea's Colored Jer
seys, lisrht blca r.nrf
evemnx ; light pink, is 20. onlv n f
shades, t)ink and litt c.a s.i-
hluo, at 02.50 to $3 caching r
. 'Our luo ol Fanner S'.ntin
lUlllll)
hat.
llll.'ltO
r.i-ststiit-.iiMiii,: Oi-onel.llls 1 ,.e.,, i.i.
.. .-ri-:-
id hx
All ficrs ll silt ".i a tun, j
di.rr.,-,,,.,,!,.., ,, sn kio ; ;
tlllh.it al.l 1 i. " Of lilt I
" 9 "ft Ht rilllll"! I,, fa.tl. I 1
lira cur bv 11.1,, A J . '' "d
snilior, th dLpache tat. of "Talu- ,., r 'Vr" bv l'"'" A"".tnia i t sT
UU, hot .Uo of.jfoommor, r.V:tefcs;UW;,
a:i.l even c.ii.l. I'. e. . ' c
, ' -J. i.s ..ii.iiinii, nun 11:1
vit.-.l many patlinl In tb ,,,r
I lihnon.ny t oiisninpUoii. It U a
eu-dHiio lliat only r. .uha to Is. taken In
''",'". I I'l' iisiUit In Ibo taste, ,! j,
''- tl ill ciery bou-,) w,,n. (1,,. m
A l.i: st ill KUYI'H rollM.Ctr.,,,.
ni -ut of ( rvup nn,l Whooping Cough.
The w nil t-',tn fuel,. wU h o,n b
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fullbick, at $7.50 each.
Ladies' Colored Jer-.ov.s
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