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"Nl-.W niiu ui'MCi:.
610 llromlwny.
nosrojjoi'ricn,
107 1'oarl Stitot.
BROT
We Beg to Announce the arrival of some of the very latest novelties in Dry Goods, Attention is called to the following dress
floods:
White cnodi,
onaee Mlki. defiant ami ilva. Table gool
One case India lawna, at !0c per ynril
one caan rerainn lawna, at USciu-r yard
AMI-iuclsce ai'tta ftnm Jl so up.
.NnttiilKliain lace wltv from 31 on tip
Ttitktsh lioth mnela, at SI M) pr ilmoii.
Whit., l,rtHls i:f.
itriirni' zcpnyM,
.oinrthilie lie"..
PE
yi'Unn lawna
tlt-airnole itnotla.
, .it-,-,-- neucr itooos, a; ltd ncr jam.
Ml pieces linen lawna, at i'le per ard
MotirnliiK llnon lnu n d organdies..
.-BintonK. in most mci ucmkiih.
PlKUKil sw lascs In tin' laical tints.
l',cni mulls antl sm isne.
luodoieii hemstitched handkerchief, lolorail
Aiouisviine (to i nine. cu'Ram gnnus.
Pl.ttrrd oritantllea. Prencn
iHaHcati Iltitm lawns, in overv conceivable fal
Loruers, 100.
, blii lob In .ios' mid child's Ull UmsJ
l.llmu niiine, salt)).
Iittau In Macl a.id t lrliul.
joraothlriEiitm Inladiea' plovo
In fart are shotting a most duilrsblo Htioof.'I amiutw
len unripe, lawns ami ciiiiitpii
dress good.
Ml nvnr In white and culota
iron) too a jard
uava.you aeu our lamws pcauiiner.
an.
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SGLOMOM
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exclusively ,ior.i!i;i;s mi
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CALL AROUND AND BE CONVINCED.
FURNISHING ;G00DS,
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS,
MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHING.
WACO, TEXAS.
AUSTIN STREET AND SQUARE
G. W. W. GOODWYN
; , .Mm .-Ire t
Iliivinc rii( Iiid, -1 to 1,
alii 1) to the thin ale .n-i
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S-tOQO. S3.000.
ISM
nn. .., "ff",ffcRB (? W S53 B 6
Collon I" Bin lor tin- Sccil. liiipt-'inij iiiul.tii- ItuiiMiod.
ft.oiiii Ton cotton in ncil lur i.ll nl wlili li wo v ill pa-, lliiliijiln-l --!
lice nl our nnllumi either Mile of the livt-r. A iUIi t--.
WACO OIL WORKS,
THE WACO EXAMINER
WACO. TUX AS. MAIH'll.
IKH,'i
AMHOUKCEMEHTtr.
lllK MAYOIt.
I AID a ranilldaii- Mr re clwtli.n to Hie oni
nl Mayor uf Waco, at "V,K,"ii?M'ri
April Till. "' ' "
I Hereby an.ioim.T mvat-lf na a ,';1''' for
IW.C Union AfrtIJlh.11
wf.5,r;r.i.;i:.:.rn:o,ij
city of Waio(iltlifii-ui.ntcliitloi" tnoiiu
oi April. .. i, t .
aunouii'vMi'i'lfttii lainlMiiU'
.lot Mayor of Wiuo fc. A.
WACO, TEXAS.
W N I I'll.
MOM V I'll 1,1. Mi -On uppriiii'.l miirll
on IiiimI In Mi l. niiiiii ill"! ii.lj.ilnllii:
uli-... V. n.li.r-' l.iii.lll. ii null in- xtlaliil.
..1 In I. VM'M.KTW InliN. SiiplcrbiilM
Inir, lip Miilfh. AiiKlhi strut. Wai'o. 'lixu-..
S MA I.I. Ml l.l.l. l'.--.nv i arty In Mnnli
i.ihLi.h llt.i.r ln.v tli.ui llir hirL'i lllllUl I'Ht
Iv uoillili'VM II fin it l.lli- lluj pnii nl'd ol
I'ltlirr larijior ainnll niilli'lnl
Hi I'll Mori'. )1 Aur.Hu AV.
eon ha lb.
1,'tlK -AI.K Cllfilp, thiiniiiKlibro-l briwn
1' Usliiirli i'K. W. 1'. Kamlaml, lit C. K
Hlllltll'H pulnl triro.
for llu' nllicc
hTl'llUlH
roiicrrv A'rroiiNKV.
I I To lllhnrl2lll 111 ai.llOtlllOC II J. HoOdC
V i'i.. aa canilMalc lur Ibu ciBlccofclly
ottnmvy at tlio April ekition
re are atitliorUi'il to aiimmtiec rapt. T. A.
V Blair an a raiulidatu for ru vlrclluu a city
atlorney 111 ilic iiimlim city clcclloii.
I am a eanillilato for Urn oBlci- of city altor-
I m of the- city of Waco, anil reapec fully
aik tbo auiiiairi of the iwuplc; elect, 'ii to U.
"Jl yo arc autborliei! to auiunmcc Mr Jamca
V P Andcmon. Junior incwbcr of the firm til
Audcraou. Kllm .V Anderson, aa a caudldato
A" the i mco or city attorney althccoalu
t lection.
Wo arc ai.thorlu'd to aniinniiTO Mr J It
Downaan n caiidMale for lUu ofllce of
rlty attorney at ibe cumlne clccilou.
TllH CITY MAKS1IA!..
ttT( arc autli.irixtHl to announce Mr ''I'1
twraou a b iBiidldate for Uic offlco of
marrbalof ilicilt) of Waco, eki lion the ilhof
April, ia.
i .. .. ...tl. ....(! In ntitlOllllCO M. II. Htail'
direr an a ramtldale lot election, to. Ihe
office of clly m!.i at the next city election
We arc anthorued to announce Mr. SI K
McLaren an a candldale fur city marshal
at the entiling clt clccilou.
--r& .A a,.tk.iri,f to announce I.L'KK
W MOO UK a a candidate for re-clccllnu to
the o(B. of city rrmrbah at llie eu.uttiK city
election to be nci.i .." . '"-""
I AKKOl'Nt'K mv If a a cai dldato for clii
J marabal of o If I am elected 1
i.rouiltc to alvc m uiidlvWcl time to the
1ltH HAI.K Ihe MiJnw-i.
I lrun-rt, u prl(H-tiiul mi t
hoi Mn'niim tit thu stale for n 1
ilourinu
It'iint,
tlktiiti' iilifl scv
IllHl llttKT)
rwlll
n'lmnitf h
mill
llu
ritlltr mill, in
11 ,ui nrall.'f tut
V. l'iuifn, Wrtio
Stock of Stoves,
AT AND BELOW COST.
Mock ii at'lillj llniibi loutl-tnn; of
nii:A(,Tivr.,NHvi.i(iHTii()rsK
Ni:' (i(l(H)W.V, liADV
HAY, (ill.T i:ii(iK.
OTIIKI.I.O KAN
fiKs, KTC.
m;u "r M..t.vriti
Ua
III II
Texa
lllnlifc rl. Win-HdriiiiK a. lu.iiMir
K dla. di'liUia. fnchala, aliiltnx mlehilla
ferm uii,l uialiv olhir plant at mil H,im
iiahi.MiorsK, ivih and Itarnard Aieuue
Kill SI.F-I.K(iAL HUNK!--Of ciers
ilicriitl.iii alwax- on liiiu.t nl -1- niauks
printer. ht,itliir nnd nc -dealer. miiiiIi 111,
fclriet. oppodiu 1'iH'IIU' hotel, Winv, Tc,ih.
H"
MlbOKLLANCOl'ii
OI'KlXi. MAIN -Mr llud Orman lll
open a rokiutr nitiiu on HiiiIkh utreei
nctl halur.lay Aduilaxiou free, and tiiry
boity InilieU.
L, istemkorb the mku palniir
nohter. baa rouioui! bK h'lnn
rrom Kranklln atr vt to the I .,kc bulldliiKon
wit lideof the plaza.
i;EMOV M,
IV and bill
epilK atore-honae hereto.urc nwupted
KOK CM V SI-X'BKTAIIV.
We are authi.n.ul t announce Mr. J. F,
Bttnkerbi.tr f-r the offlei. of city secretary
election April "th. i..
Te we authorised to announce J. K Btreel
V aa a candidate lor city erraury at the
CMnlneinurilcipalvU'etiun, April Jth. laivj.
ITY IKKAhl'HKM.
K a . .n ...iknrll.Ml l.k .linlllllf V. W. ftUlCV.
Wfaahier Wan. :wta bank. a i audldauj
for the ofBcc of city triaiurer,
aco.
of the city of
FOK ALUKItMAX.
Ae are atithonrcd to announce ;Mr l.co.
i iaooo.a a vai
the Firm ward
lidate for Alderman from
Ufe are authorised to announce J. H. Malpno
" M a caudldau- for alderuau from the nrtt
ward.
We are emh&rUcd toanuonncc Mr. W. II.
Grlder aa a leudidale for aldi rtnan from
ihi aecoud ward in the otnutng election.
We ere authorised to announce Mr. K CI. L
Wiebuach as a laadWala for alderman
fro. 1 the second ward.
T ' requeat in 3. Hmls a caudUal for A!
Jr dtnnau of Third Ward.
W are auihoriwd toaunounce Boyd Ander
,u as a candidate for aideruiae lu U.'
lb - ward,
dermne.
t Bimoitnrc -itcn. J n.
i.jftU fur uliUrmnn o.
tb liafd nl. . - ... A T1 'Xh. .W.
W -fwtonm.at.i.. tiiu lur nMrrmm of t
Fourtk wurti Khmmi AjriKth.
at li. arrb lllirir1vwil 1 i i tit loll lit H Mr J V Tti
VVtti,cnou Ut u t'.tii KettMermttuuf tb-J
fourth war '1. KUi:...ii Ai-rHTtl. lv-.
WK -rf ftiitl.-ri. -1 t htinounie? Jamh B
Bahih a in- ii'l-.tv l r a hit riutu iu
IjoFIUJj ttwl.
b
KhuiuA tiulimti. Htmtl. Fourth Mruot, k
luo fret, Tlio m i. st mixlcrniu tetmx Ktvt'ti.
Api-ly to J B. Km in.
1 xtAnUftiMl l.lk'in for ii U'ivt'iuu-iiii imti.i
J ) hi Hum rail Ik nnui.1 At Mrs. Mt.li--, .riiiT
S ah Htul WrthluKtuu slrvt'lN
r mo MS oit UK r PmiiUli.'.l hh1 mi
ll .iirnlshi'.' hi tliu Wiebuivii Imll'Uug
(fumi vcnUltittoii.
Atiftttn nvtttuc
i1 i'u
OU KKNTOHSAUE House nift tw, tott.
rurr uf r Int'citlli uthi rthliinctuii s.
a rootuH, ui-11 ami witter work, ntnlilv u:ul (mil-
r lumtic. tu u ileauabli) nvliiljUorluKul, ut
wiMiM vxclmiiHi' for taint neurw.uo Afl
to!'. O Ktrki'Hirich.
?OK KKST -A rc-Muiu' i ro in- -t .l-u- hii.i
cou.i fihivrii, 1 uh uiitl Itururtrit .iri'-ji-,. W.
. Lucy
NU'K WI.NlOW, Hi.ltal.lv f..r ncmVr.
A.
riKlilS lll'KKN
II . mi U III Oiil) Iti'ilpriicilK- .1. s.
I'. U III In- Hi ip.
Tin - follow uif; i.ii.It- was jilrkinl
up nit 'I'liiiil i-tri'i'l .M-ali'i'ilny inorniu
mill liainli'il In mi 1' .amini.u ipiturlur.
Tin- lllit'i. M(i iloiiljl, c'liiio liniii Hip
Ih'hi-I o( I lio wrilur mill lie ficN in lii
niiuil thai tlii-y ought to 1 npiirvt-i-ah'il
li) (lit.- fair s-i'iinrila lo ulmiii
Ihi-y nit- iulilri'i.K(.il. II Is a (illy the
iiii-1-ni!!' tins lol on the in in t ily i-ti'coli-,
Iml no tli ut 1 it tin- linlv lo uliotn it
U " aililrossuil ill roi'ul ir in Hi'-,
iiiiiiiiino'h iiipci- anil miproiiati-s u
ill till- t-allll'. I'llllll llll- HOI'llilljr of
ihe loiter it -ot'lua Hip walu isuwiil
nwrr mill has Hirvi- lton who want n
inolhi'r. (' Inrl hini.'-'Calanthc:"
On IIanki. orim: P.itv.i.s, (
Vaio, Mitiili 21, LSMi. j
)i:au.Mis,s- i hoi ilown to iiifoiin
von i Iiiim- ai-ruvc al Iiiiiiiu and licjiin
In wi-li i win sotni'itlicro nNu i got
:i llull) bo!4 nil Ihcr nro In-Ipin' me
:! Ihe i;m'ili'ii inu-k into thu gfrniitiil
llioi'vi- fiol no iiinllicr an i'vv jjol a
ow ami a hof-p anil i ihot llmi
vuili- he Ivlnily hand) lo taki- rare ul
Vlll if yndt: iloopc to iniirh wi (hot
of yon el or aiinu i i-iiiiip from I'anoly
iiiiiiili ui 1'iihi wifp p.-idi-Iii-r way in
work i li-II you llie bnyn m li- thilr
way in liiinif hy i'll'iiir papera and
iloln oil join Hint IM.i'h work 1 hopr
yoiillrAtMi-e in) fi'cp'w anil wrillm
I was kinder piialictl on inv fi'i'lin
and make llie-,e mild arl,iioulod'
nienls as il no hurt in ak the Imjs
ii'imi's are Samuel Jaini'i. and peter
tln-y want to see j'uu n doe vour
Iriend w 1 ex iniii-li of his lifo to
v 'i' hwi-i'I .Smiles a health and long
life lo you .loin. C a
diieel in care of (lio ivaeo poslojllce
t'M I'll J,'it Hit" leller coia in coiniii up
an Ihe garden looks well when llir
spr'ng tiiuu eoiiiL's penile anuiii mi
awccl violets nr hltiiniii ,1. U, -J.
si..i in:itot s.
The lulloii inr ilisiali-h was sent
."roil I W'mt) lo (he llalln.s llernlil ,,n
on W'edue.silav las:
"Mieii'l) circles aie allocked hv a
seaiulnl of a bli'ifcr nature Ihan has
oi-i'iiired liero lor many e.trs. The
ivoiuaii in i ho ease Is a loiniff jfii-l,
liardly 10, preil) and luroiuplinhed.
Tlio loimtr iiinu is hardly out of his
i-i'iin, Him a Min nl one of the lcad
injf familifc. His said he has lied
the low it. 'I'he o;, j, about lo he
roine n mother, and a aliatlow i cm
over two hi'urtliatoiii'M, wilh al ll'iul
nne life (Ihe girl's) blighled.''
Tllere is lint one solilarv almilow
of a fnnnilalinii for ,ueh a report to
tfo front Ihi city.
rni
TV:ffi,.iwA,Jw.11rw1rfi --tt-eT:wi
W.
BUY OF
MARTIN
EMBALMING
& BRQ.
FURNITURE, CARPETS
-AMI-
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS,
illiftM-iSS-sVaZilsS! 2b'?'!i hi'.lr. n - carrlau.-a. mtidnu shade- and cor-
8 !E3U.W.S Jfeii?K!Ei: 5a- -.3. ni"- i i-l.i and.biirihi-halr uullhraikot
9 T??':3l,:5,lii;trTin' ihi'.m,- -ti.Uiu'rai mi'", parlor and mantle
li5S3JiiaSS2iltr li v '"'I v'"'k 1- ci mplete and at lnest
j llr I'll-.'- c.i lu-r jtli nnd Ao-lln street", Win o.
HEADQUARTERS - SEASONABLE GOODS
BARNEY FELDHAKE'S
A SPECIALTY.,
i in: enriMs,
rt
Mils
'I'rilii
planla.
puro nlill
I'hr-
1
-Ihe line-!
MltltltellMll,!
W -I .-
Hid bOKest
l.i.v -ir-.iiK
d tiore
JN0. T. WALTON,
Re?' Estate and Financial Agent
Olfoe in rear of the Waco Htatv Bank,
,o,nri,ed lo aruioniice Tom L.
. a .-aiidldatc for reelection at al-
s ro uaro.
We area
fM.-leht a
RIVERSIDE STABLES.
W. R. KELLUM & SON Piop'r.
Flnt itrett. ucar t-uiutlou brlditc, W(
llllll
Have the best and thu -t of stock and splen
did new vehicles al pnc.a aa low as the loucal
A flrit-clMs Livery stable
H .li'ii, ..... i'i;..s.
FOR SALE.
IWa-res aHu.itid - mi't'fc w, t of Wa.
to l.rukhon-e ri.l 1st. r ri. i ' , un
3eairia sitli.it. .1 JlJu,.:,s vu-tof
W. .. ii.ntHil.iiii; llu in r-- In mill.
a. s, ti.l.. i i inn- pfiM,!.- and .'o
a v lu aoo.l utl. li.Mi-. - I-iii-ki iKl
ilf.'.-t mil, i r,.ini- and lol 'alxlt'.. on
North uh Oct .. .. uu (.1
l.oi. in i m r ..iiit.n of ll.e i ily
f all and mc mi t..r u mi' and' prii es.
lit. lie in ili, lllili'iciii
nulls cslcritii) ,
IT1' Clil'KT.
Win. Car-mi i Hie jrentlemaii who
nltoniptcit lo put a verinillion lino on
the city H'educiln ttlleriioon, and
Hilly wa tried before the recorder,
who niuli-ted him to (ho tune of :l
iiiul costs tor hi little spree.
Win. Ilujjhstoii got on hU imii'h:
f "nl eoiuinitted mi a-tiult. He was
lined iJA. and will be more rarjfiil for
a low da a, al lcat.
lilt .NTV CliritT.
Mttto vs. Henry Kiiriili: plead
Kiiilt) lo an assault nud biilivrv, nnd
wn lined i-JA mill i ota,
Stale vs. Jules Wil!iimiii,tlu-fl; lined
n and one da) in jail.
.Statu vs. licit I lodges, charged with
aei--snory loan assault; dismissed.
Slntu vs. .Sum liiirrett.utril playiiijf;
II11CI1 1V.
.Several other ease wore continued.
IdSTllKTCorilT.
In the ciiau of l-'rlbourjc vs. (iroeti
el al. tlio jurv rendered a verdict for
tlio defendants.
The oitso of I'rooit'a iloii n.
i1 H. ICdwanU, a land st.;t. is on trial.
i.'ii'uu r wr Minn:.
Two excursions to Mexico, the o
posiiion, the southern Itaplist oonven
llon and the senility of money render
it liuce-sary to postpone indol'itiiely
the inlnUler's coiifei once, wliieh was
to meet al H aeo Mareb 81. Many
brethren in dilleroul parts ol the state
aciopleil work lor the conforonee,
and now any thai il will lie oniirelv
lliipinolieablu for t Item to attend.
Postponement i bolter llinu miluie.
I Hot for llie oi uiiiiitloo.
. Amhiiiwis.
Warn has iiiade her usual extensive
preparaliou and deoiily regicls this
postponement, bill wlll'bo e or ready
to ciiterlaiu the ministers conference.
while Ihe) nro froo lrom sirl;ne-s.
neglecting' Ihe fact that illness is lia
ble lo conic upon them like a thief
ni Ihe night. The gieal family reine
dv thai should alwa s bo kept ill the
Ionise i- Mislilcr's llerb Minors. It
is iiiMiluable i't ease ol colic, cramp,
ilinrrhien. disenlory, eltolora niorbtis
and -iinilnr coiuplaints.
l'IMtMI.V.ll.,
Mr. .1. .1. Alberlson, Toxarknna, is
al Hie I'.tellio.
Dr. .1. I'.eriiard, Houston, West Vir
ginia, has rooms at the 1'acilio.
Mr. A. It. Talier, Dallas, is registered
at Ihe I'lie'ilo.
Mr. I'. .laecard, St. Louis, is regis
tered at tho r.tiillc.
Mr. .lames MeDnnnngh, Utilvuston,
i- at Ihe .New McCle'land.
Mr. John I'ogarly, of Ml. Calm, Is al
(ho New McClelland.
Major K. 11. (Irabmn has returned
from a trip to Helton ami Cameron.
I'rnf. Chesseinfl'i loll ye-icrdtl) for
Ktldy, where ho will orgauUu a iltiuc
ing class.
Mr. J.C Kalon lofl )estorday on a
business l rip to lie'lon.
Judge (ieorge Clarke wont down
to Austin yesterday on legal business.
Mr. K. K. Downs, of Temple, is in
the oil).
Mr. II. I.. Wliislolt.reproseuliiig Ihe
(ni.elleer l'ublishoig ooinpiiiiy, i in
the oil).
Mr. (Irnbbs, reprosolillug'lhe (!rn
1 in i ii I'.tpei- ooinpaiiy, is in the oily.
Count) assessor S. 1.. Norwood i
able to lie at his post of duly again.
Mr.C. II. Milner, Lowell, .Mn".. rep
resi'iiliug llm l's (iernian Cologne, is
at tin- -New MoClclt.ind.
Col. II. It. l'arrolt left yesterda)
for Antliii where ho will remain for a
low dats on business.
We are sorry lo lonm that county
dork Jnlui W. Maker is confined to
hi bed with an attack of lover.
Dr. A. J. Miller and wife, of s.
Lotii-. are al the New M.CIelland.
The doctor inionds locating in our
city, ami Ihe Lxasiinku e.leud lo
him n hearty welcome.
.Mr. .1. C Whitemoore, of iheTex
arkmin lumber coinpaii). is in Hie
cilv. Mr. W. look a drive over our
oil) o.sler(biy aftm-uonn, mid es
pressos liiin-elf highly pleased with
the Central City.
Tho L'.amim:k was honored last
fight by a brief call Iron) Mr.C. S.
C.-irli-r,' advance agenl of 1'rol. li. A.
I'roctor, the great nslronoiner. who
loot urt's hero on the night ol tho tit li
prox. There is a n-t J real 'n store
for our poopln i'i this vi-it of l'rof.
1'rooiorV.
Al the I'.ieillo: Jetll)a:, city: K
II liialiam, oil); James McDouaiigh,
I' b Dntison, John Ku-li, Louis
AI-oii. I
nit
Hill. Dallas: II Uashear. New York
lien Henry. Toas; The Senator, New
York:. I .1 Alferlson, Texarkana; II
l Dawson. Ilryan; II Kites, Indiana;
111) an lianner, Cincinnati: I1 .lac-anl,
SI. Li)tii-:.l ISernaril, Houston, W Yn;
( Moore, Maliuo, lil; A I! 'I'aber,
Dallas; I- N Mitchell, Itreinoiiil; S W
While. J II 'llnimas, Wbitno); W V.
Itninelt, St l.oui-; W K Cresop, Cisco;
I' Wilson, liieiuoiiil.
At the Now MiClolland: S A
Silverman, Mniiin: W J Daniel.
Knnsiis l'it; C II Harbison. Pleasant
Hill, Mo:. I K Mohr. Keun: I' II Sapp.
Kotiii): Kugone Williaiu. Wifo; J I!
Jones, ,'ort Worth:.! A Tinner, Fort
Worth: T J Itredneir, Kurt Woith;
tlaine- McDoiiough, lialvestoii; l.oui
Oltn, Scaly; John ltti-.li. l!oonburg;
D 6 D,i Imiii, (iavoston; L.I A-liliuni.
olty; W KStovel, l!ohiiison:J C Clark,
oil' ; C h Curler, New York; Alfred
Vo's-, Chicago; C II Milner. Lowell;
John I'ogarly, Ml. Ce'in; .lames Ar
buckor, Dallas, I! S Datl, Aiiatln; Dr
A .1 Miller and wile. .St Louis; t;iias
I. lii'inlielii, New Yorl;: .1 W Whito,
Mesia; .1 1! Thomas. Mexin; S C
Hitchcock, city: J C Whilenioore,
ToMirKiina; .1 T Amlcrsoii, Tear
kana; T I) I lays, Chicago.
Ucntlii-r IiiiIIcmiIiiiis. I r fliiPl 0 0
Wa-hliiKlMti, Mnn-liau -Indications for the ' nnnnf I I iff fl PI Jf. I ft
we-l Ktilr states Local rains partly iloudy J G C U L I i UlillUil ViL UUl
wi'iilher. iteuerallj li.U.tln'.l l.y fair weatlu-r ! '
cnalerl rtlinl- in soullierii imilion winds'
Mhifimit to -nnilierlv in ci
-ll'rlitiy watteer we.illi.-l.
itliern portion and
alvesMii; J C Jniies. I.oniii
J Vernvii. I 'lime); D T Lee, J C
EU ROP E.
Coolv'-i x. ..r..m rarti. s aM from Now
Vork in Av.nl MujiJitui. (inl July by Ktrl
clibis eauiut8.
njHtll i turui tl ktu fr ittrliviilual truvcl
urn Ht rivli.ta.t4 rules, ) Uic lict rout- fur
plyftntru travel.
t'ook'k Kxt ir.Utuit. ulth mj), couu.trjs
full parllculrr.. ,y mttil iir lu ivnu
TJIO. COOK A: SOX,
1KI troulwn-, Ktw YoiV,
BEE'S !
Italian
BEE'S ! ! BEE'S ! ! !
Queen's, Dcc-ktcpcr's Supplies
and Houcy.
lAk by Isaac 0u) urn. successor to Guy
ros. 1'fltv 111 In" on applkatlyii. Ad
all orders to least) OuyUin, Waco, No
Fr
ten liros.
drcaa
Uennka county, Tejas
Orotv, c Cliltnciia, firms J
Kor Unas Urns.' have invented a ehol
era cure, which never fniln. Koranic
by Caallus.V MorrUonnnil II. Itobieni
Waco. Try It. Jivery paekago war
nmled.
Try l!ft' CliU-fceii Cholera Cure.
"When IhoileTI wn sick the tlo'l'J
a monk woi'hl be. when do'i'l was
well the do'i'l a monk wiu ho." It is
siipiisi'ig how men w'l omit tho
ord'uni) preeaiitionii for their hetdtli
oa' Arris tils.
.1 lint arrived at Waco Supply Stores
a Iresh lot of Whittaker star liaiu.s
and breakfast bacon, fresh cream and
Swl-s American choose, Itoou' lye
hominy, the great national dish of our
foroftitliers. Try it and think of olden
times. Choice now sinall mackerel
J.S cents per do.on; choice enhbago,
llialt potatoes. ! i-i-s.li arrival of I'no
candy ol every desoription. A Hue
aloekof evaporated ponchos, api loots,
and all kinds of dried fruits. Call or
telephone ti now.
Your, in the van, lo please.
A. JoNl.S TaVI.OU A; ItltO.
OVItlt TMIt CITV.
Of aweethearta abe had two or three,
Hut inch had cot orletided
llei-aitKe she would not diee'lt be
And keejilier -ttickluira meiitletl.
(I, ani'h arnas they iiiade, O ilt-ur'
Indeed, ' ou'll say ll'a hIioc:Iuk,
Aiol nil btcmse tiiatfhnvmiug iimid
Won', I not iiieii.l ihe the hole in hersloek
tin; I'.uv only the best drugs, von can eel
lliem'at Dr.:. it. Ilamloir.
Preil Warde smoked ller.'s " Dai
sins." and pronniin.-ed them l!r.l-elas.
(in lo Dr. .-. II. Ilamlotrs and have
lirescriptioiis lilled.
(iraiu nud feed, groceries and coun
try produce, at Ceo. W. Mi-Laugh-llu's.
Don't forget that the furniture and
household goods at (he Ander-on
furniture store iiin-l bo sold. You
fan got good bargains.
Wheeler, Lynlimn ,V Co. shipped
live cars of utile lo Chicago ii'itl live
cats of sheep lo New Orleans vester
ilnv. The alley lielwoen 1'illh nud Slxlb
and Auliii mid ''ranklin sl-eei. is
still in need of tttteulion. When it
rains, "how dot alley does sphinell."
The concert which was to have been
given this (Kriilav) evening al Waco
Ki'tiialn college will be postponed un
t I net week. Further notice of the
time will be given.
The young ladies and young men
of Temple went over to 'Mellon la-l
night in buggies to sco Warde. When
it conies lo being gallant Ihe Temple
"Miick's" lead Touis.
The following houses am about
to he erected on thu corner of miiiiIi
Fifth and Speight street: John
Moore, -fLOO;,; K. I). Mtirton, .:,00:
Tom Leech, .iiKi; W. I!. Siinpson, a
stable, 1.',0.
The dear people of the Fifth ward
will be inldre-sed by tt sovereign rep-
i ilative of the land loigue ii'tir-
uiglit. l-:very oandidalo should be
prosoiit lo hoar this wi-e counp
man who loves his country ami
people will not fall to entertain.
hi
.Mil I cc.
I arrived home vcMorday, -J."d, and
shall make preparation, for my open
iug before l'.atei-, Sunday. Due no
lice will he given.
Mus Ki. la S. Coiikn.
I'u-liiu I'.a.ar.
V nilr Unliloii VVcilillii-:.
This is the liflielli minivorsarv of
marriage. Mo-t lolk who celebrate
it have .reached a good old age.
Weli-pro-encil peopltj have a right
to oujov tt liesirly old ago. Hi sail
to see old people the victim of debili
ty and impoverished blood. People
who are not loo lar gone can enrich
(her blood, conipier debililv ami oujov
vlgoroii health bv thu use o'f
Mroun's Iron Millers. Dr. Myers, of
Kalrlield, La. mi): "Mrown'.s Iron
Mltlors i (he best iron preparation I
litivo ever known in my thirty tears
of oracl ice."
Kvorv lii-M-ohi'
Pull' Cigarettes,
lips.
- ileiler sell Opera
Will no! stick lo the
Ladles approve
L'ltle Joker.
ol jour sinoUIng
w.
(Hsfl
l3sX
W$k 6
m$ m km s
P (i ROYAL.IiMl J 3
iai9. ycrnsri
:():-
Ladies' tinu Kid lintton Slice?,
at
SLEEPCR, CLIFTON & CO.
Ladies' tiuu Oxford '
SLEEPER, CLIFTON
I'ics, at
&. CO-
Ladies cheap Slippers, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO
Men's lino Shoes, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON S, CO-
Men's cheap Shoes, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO.
Men's Hand Sewed Shoes, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO.
V hint? h it tint- line of
MEN'S SHOES
at $2, $2 50 and $3.
out in i. Ihit Utiift -c tut
MEN'S SHOES,
at $5.00
la tlie nol.l.ii"t and beat line of c 1- we liuvo
e ver -hown lo llie trade Come and i r t tie in.
Kalian & Son's Men Shoos, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO.
James Means $;-5 Calf Shoe-, at
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO.
A very line liinot' Men's Low
Shoes, at
SLEEF'ER, CLIFTON
The largest slock
and Shoes that you
in this market, at
& CO.
of Hoots
ver saw
Sleeper, Clifton & Co,
AUSTIN STREET.
AVENUE HOTEL
CotiRrcsi Avenue, Austin, Tot.
Largest, Best and Most Central Ho
tel in the City,
Sample dooms for Commercial Men.
D. M. WILSON,! Proprietor.
Now M nil ti semen t ModerAtc Charges
Upholstery Goods,
W. & J. SLOANE
in
Iff
Absolutely Pure.
Altt Ol Kts. TlTHIl FMIM "Ten,
I I lKi TU I 1'HIt I
M "tm, ham lm. curtaini. from gt
'h ami trtni-li laie turtaiis n
M ..li-i lre tnrialiii fnm tj) i
T'.ri omni, rnr.niii foin $' a
ini.ir cc . ruiirn t-..m SI
t r'(niu' cvt rinnj fri'tn i
I Materials Furnshedfor Windowshades
ai .
. t .-ar.l
111 HUT 1
i'i " ir-1
ii
Tin- i" '
i.j. -tn t kih ! . li
n.iiiih al iltHt: iln t .mm
t j ! I li H i"j i ill. "ii i
t ttisf, kt i ri vi ijht h1
ili ri. h i in In iiii
tltT i o . iii. Wall ut. N. Y.
. r ml
i niarvt'! of pr I
-ntn i m . More t '
. kunis nn.l runno
fih llie mnltitu-le
m nr ph p,llto j'ow
HtiJRl HftkUlK row I
Smnpli"
A11 ..nr
ti ntton.
'i nt h niml lii'iievi r -h-ir..!
ipninU'iiii. will rctiMM- prDUipt
Bro..dw-ty
xi:n
mill
Vllltlt
19tlt
CITV.
St.,
DOWN
THEY
VfF '
Foifr
lull i..ceiMl ami .,ii
i,,.,ksj -love, for wo,, l
alp l. to .nit tin. ti,,,, .
A lariat- ..t .
11 a '"'l lll(,
siiluHij
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
UOUnlitllil'
LAMPS.
LANTERNS,
TABLE GLASSWARE,
AND CROCKERY
r
l,av
111!
utier flii-.ti.ra, an 1
-l- and liittii",
'Ta mid iiitira,'!-
VI., ii lure.' lol ol t ,i
4- - lm I'l-linu iriir,'!
1 ni.,!- i.t a, riv.'
'" ""' 111 '4
1 'lifts ml
'.""sin IT Hi!
f'lins 'ages
AT BARNEY FELDHAKE'S. AUSTIN AVENUE.
fllll til
First-class In All Respects.
LORNER FOURTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS, WACO,
HOLT & HEATHERLY, Proprietors.
TEXAS
Titi
an. I Hit
!'. nt 1 .
- Hi
i-, II Int. ,u ti is n.-nli-fiiriii-licd and
,', ,i- n ,-- llie .1 i ere-v tu, ntintitfs.
til. i Icik
'' " "' '' ' IJII S i,
ORAND BROTHERS, Proprietors.
Ten Largest Sample Rooms in the State, Everything Convenient I
Commercial Men.
tvtur
V ,t. ,
.in I'
ll lore!.,
. ml,,.
.i ri ip-1 f milliard hotel in North Teias ,,:
mi cr.'tind lioor. Tlllk linte' tins Iccenlly l,fi"i i
'i' "' win open Tuesday in lining lor the to,'. ,n
st 1 r.i.-:S
I snltrxtd
,
-iCai. ""
it- w m ii4
.&Jl .V'-on
SrVJI. si ,!
Vir-S J
v
OFFICE
CnEATUAnGAINSINnNREDEErtTEU '331:1
V tin,. Ciiatoin.titH.li, n.or, ,,n ,
no Solid Clold American Wati hea
WK) Klitc i,li.t si.ver
,fr7 -
tVV'i
v vc
t .inn jewelry, ( lollilnp Musical Instriim. .ta i
- A I mi, third of their nil. in ,
'.- I r
-.MJ-n-
we sell a coin silver stein Minder and
! warranted luo ears. urt-Mll.M V
it 1. 1 it i.r.o tfr i ,i i i
n -an WiK
Item iun.
I. ) t li l)S li
1' S'liiri Kri'lU Siiit rilr.'D'lH lltlla I' t)
II DOM V l A 1IR0.
H (fh sp81 g ff" B
H-. r Hi d, Isct and rrlanrer 1
ini.i.r, Uvh. and lilijhi) ret oniinrinl, I in ii,
Witt tea till b
ltd ' r i e lfn
"Anheuser and Budweiser's'
h tive won ihe limln 'i .i. iiiiiim.
I.. ii. Ion I i,i-i, r.l .in U. .1
l -t 'I l -, l.r.ind-i ,in I.t lin.l
A tiiielineoi w h i L. n. . and not.
in l:nro,cnnl Anteiica. and are t.'d i, ' .,iMeffl1.
it.. I handle tiivrl,,.,,!,,., ).,., , h. in , I- ah '"'
nl sour r. lailera. or we will tlelll ,-r 111, ill r i til
.rledandlalifornlacomiaea anil nuns 1 I ""
1. A. (.(JI.IjisTKIN, 1'.'7, Austin Mrcit.
AV. M. RAGLAND,
JHiStEIsHl,
Estnbllshod In 1071
WACO,
TEX.
S. A. KiLLOUGH
Ki-spcclltillv uskaa
-v
s3
loiitiuiianco or th i ouitnui uu ifencromly sjivci in
tlm pist your,
Everything you wish in the line ol
ROCERSESa
jancl
U are -lot l.i
1 ami belter prepared than ever to aupply our
city anil countrv,
inndiici"
iu the
As I am overstocked in California Canned QoodS and do imt wish to earry over such a large lot, 1 hnve reduced the
packed by tlio SAN JOSE PACKING COMPANY, and are guaranteed better than any other goods paeked on tho Pacific
JOHN
price to 25 cents
Coast.
per can. These-
goods
D
arc
F. MARSHALL, Waco, Texas.

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