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Local Time Card.
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Passongor Train South Bound
Ho 1 arrive ..!: a.m. ym
No. Surivoa ,...1M p. m. (lKniln.
No, 3 loaves ...,..,,..l:Wivm. J dinner.
Murtb Bound.
Ko. 2dne t !l3 . m.
No, 4 duo .......... ... 8:10 ji.ro.
I Local Freights. "
No. 07 arrive! ... llifiSa. m. J ton.i.
No.OTleavo li:lp. in: sonth'
No. 08 arrive 18 M p. ra. , rth
No. 08 leave rip.m. J Honn
i TlUVIS JOOTCS.
Tlckot Agent, Faelflo Hotel Block i
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k, . ClU Halt BoHte.
aoixo wist.
Italn No 1 arrive . r.. U-SOa. ra.
t it) Mixed leavo a 90 p.m.
ooixo xkvt. '
Train Ko. S leave ................... ,4-aop. m.
TraluNo.28, mixed , 8:00a.m.
Between Waco and Ht Loul olld train via
Puragould to St. Loul o i Iron Mountain track
Into union Depot.
C. C. Deini,
Ticket Agent, Faclflo Hotel Block.
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Westbound,... I Arr b:3oa. m,
( Arr... 4:sop. m.
i-lv 7.ooa m.
MhtlK,nd.1.lA;:.::::::::..:::::B.Mp.m.
L'v .......10:30a m.
R. H. HILL. Tloket Agent.
Under Paclfie Hotel Block, Opposite Poitoffloe.
Take your oysters at the Silver
Moon.
"Old Tom" London Gin at Cotton
Exchange. " t
J. II Bovctt, Dcnlist at Waco. Den
tal Institute G13 1-2 Austin Av.
The best assorted fancy condles at
Joe Lehman's.
All prescriptions cart fully compoun
ded at J. B. Sears, 425 Austin street.
, For well served meals go to Leh
iinii's south 4th street.
"Leave orders for coal and wood with
McLaughlin.
For fine watch and jewelry repairing
go to J. Levinssi, 421 Austin street, t
For fresh stick and fancy candles,
you can get the best at Lehman's res
taurant Bouth Fourth street.
The finest Mince Meat in the land a
Joe Thompson's.
Gall on G. W, McLaughlin fpr wood
and coal.
Parties desiring board will consult
their interest by calling at the Silver
Moon.
Go to Joe Lehman's for fresh oys
ters, south 4th stroet
New crop Louisiana malasses extra
flne at Joe Thompsons.
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Insure with Fitzbugh & Motz, un
der Paoifio Hotel.
If you want a flne livery turnout
patronize Molder & Hearne's, -norfh
side of the public square.
If you want fresh tatty candy ko u.
Joe Lehman's south 4th street. "
For meals go to Joe Lehmahn.
Boss' Imported Soda at the Cotton
Exchange. t1
For good meals go to the Silver
Moon. h
Fresh orop cranberries at Joe
Thompsons 4th and Franklin street.
Go to Joe Lehman's to get oyster
v loaves, '
Buy your meal tickets at Lehman's
restaurant south 4th street.
Joe Lehman keeps fancy candy's,
For all kind of family groceries go
to Tanlman & Vivrett, corner H. otn
and Austin streets.
Take that soiled hat to A. Fried
man, 303 North Fourth street, and
have it made as good as new.
For fresh Boston chips, all colors
go to Joe Lehman's restaurant
i
Patronize Molder & Hearne at the
old Oram : stable north side publlo
square.
If you wish a lasting souvenir, have
a photo made by Jackson.
Go to W. D. Jaokaou and get a pho
tograph of yourseli and ohlldren.
Coal and wood, Geo, W. McLaugh
lin's prompt delivery r
Buy your candies at Joe Lehman
south 4th street, c- f
r
Best turn-outs in town at Molder
Hearne's. '
Fish and game of all kinds, at the
Silver Moon .
Taulman & Vivrett run the People's
Grocery oorncr 8. 6th and Austin
fctrcets. (
J Auloe Hue of Jewelry and flne
Mitch repairing specialty at A. J.
Leslie's.
Kiddle's cheap '.or cash meat market,
souih sldo of the square, is doing a
rushing business. Riddle is always
urge is bis lino, selling we ncnesi, toe
fattest and juiceat of peat at tottoa
Wk .prices? '' ' v
CANMBATEM,
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AaklR 'taje iStufiwawi' mt the People at
the City i:ie7tiVApril a; IBM.
FOB CITV BECnKTABY.
msuffsa. .Trarm?i. i. mm.i.1... .
X the office of city Secretary, at the eniulng
aiuaaavj jwt nciiutl
T3 I.. NTMinLtBIO I a candidate for the
XV. office or Uty Secretary, (object to the
will of the voter of Waco, at the enanlntt mu
nicipal election t
JT" City Secretary, subject to the vote or
the people of Waco, at the enanlng municipal
UTKHUIil
J ONICT JfJNES is a candidate for the office
or City i ecretary, subject to tho vote of tho
pooplo, at the municipal election April.
SAM St. SARWOeS 1 a candidate for tho
office of City Secretary, and ask for tho
Dconlca vote Aurll 2d nott. Ht tho mnnlctnal
election.
BR. V. II. OERIIAHU Is acandldate fur
the office of City. Secretary subject to the
vote ni tne people April 2d, t
El. II . HARDIN 1 a candidate for the of-flci-ofUty
Secretary, eubject to the vote
oftho people at the coming election, April ad.
JKSSE YEATES) I a candidate for City
Secretary, inbjcct to tho wlllof the people
at the election, April 2d.
mO THR VATEM.flV THRflTVnr
X, WACO The nndenlgned reipectfully
ollciti yonr suffrage for the position of City
Secretary at tho ensuing election to bo hoiden
April S, 1830. J. K OLDHIQllT.
naco, ceoruary id, 18i.
WE are authorized to announce Mr. It. II.
Kingsbury, Jr., as candidate for City
Secretary at tho election April Sd.
FOB CITV ATTOBNKV.
HENRY PICKI.ES 1 a candidate for the
office of Cltv Attomev. Litv nf Warn.
Election first Tuesday In April.
T P. ANDERhOW. ., Is a candidate
(J for the office of City Attorney, subject to
the vote of the people April and.
R
ICITARm I. MVNBOE Is a candidate
ror tne city Attorney office.
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
A I.F C. HEIt 1 a candidate for re-election
J. to the office or City Marshall at the ensu
ing municipal election April Sit-
TTTE are authorized to announce J. II. Hull
V V as candldstn for Cltv MinhMt at thn rltv
election to be held prll it.
10B TAX ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR.
STARK WEST Is a candidate for the office
of Assessor and Collector of Tares nt th
ensuing election Aprils.
C B. HVMPHREYH Is a caadldato for re
KJ eiecuou o tne omce 01 xox Assessor ana
collector, subject to the vote of the people
April 2.
FOR ALDERMAN.
WE are authorized to announce J. C Ste
Dhcnson as a candidate for Alderman In
Fourth ard, subject to a ward convention.
AT 1 IIE SOLICITATION OF MANY VOT
ERS I have consented to become a can
diuate for Alderman of the Third ward, elec
tion April 2a. w. T. MEKRS. ,
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JT. CARCTHERS is a cabdldete fur
, election as alderman from the Fourth
JAMES I. MOORE I acandldate for Alder
man In the Third Ward, sublect to tho votes
oftho people, April 2d.
XTriXEY JONES I a candidate for the
TV office of Alderman of the Seiond ward
at the election April 2d.
CC. McCULLOCH l a candidate for the
office of Alderman of the First ward at
the election April 2d
T P. WOOD is, at tho solicitation of many
fj t voters, a candidate for Alderman from the
Fourth Ward, at the ensuing election.
Sparc the Church Ilrll.
A lady friend takes for a text the state
ment that a young lady was run over and
killed the other day, and that tho horse
received its fright from tho ringing of
church bells. Slio then suggests that the
ringing be stopped, saying that it is un
necessary in theso days of costly clock
and gold watches, Well, perhaps it is,
but when we consider that so many
things of tho postVro being swept aside
in tho march of progress we do feel like
clinging to few of the old traditions, and
keeping up some of the customs our an
cestors inaugurated. Nothing of n clear,
bright Sunday morning gives one half so
much pleasure as the muslo of tho bells
of a dozen churches floating out upon
tho air. They tell a story of something
better, something of tho mystical future
that even a sermon cannot impart. Bui
to return to tho frightened horse. Any
thing else might ha vo produced tho same
result, for a horse that would tako fright
at a church boll ringing would bo liable
to run away on a slighter provocation.
This is the tlrst instanco of tho kind on
record. 8t. Paul Pioneer Press.
Convict Ingenuity.
The Detroit polico have in their posses
sion a number of remark? bla articles, tho
workmanship of convicts. Among them
are sis oil paintings by Ben Moylcr, a for
gcr; a finely carved bono toothpick, th
work or Ai Littio, a wen known croot,
cut with a jack knife; a colored image of
a red whig blackbird in flight, also carved
by Littlo from a meat bono; n very grace
ful mirror frame, tho work of Con Kane,
another notorious crook ; a work box com
posed of 13,000 pieces of wood, tnado by
Clorkson, a forger; and a curious bottle,
containing a miniature tree, on whose
branches, sit gayly colored blnto. This
treo was mado in pieces by n famous
crook'namod Joo Coveycau with a broken
bladcd jack knife and a ploco of wire and
put together inside tho bottle. Detroit
Now '
Coasting Without Snow.
Many of the streets of Astoria, Oregon,
are as precipitous as those of our rugged
New England, and furnish ample grades
for tho prosecution of that old pastime,
sliding down bill.
Snow seldom if over falls, but tho ell
mato is so moist that, at tho freezing
point, nights and mornings, a thick coat
of white frost covers the planked road
ways, wliich are turned into extempore
toboggan slides. The amusement is so
enjoyable that it is kept up into the small
'hours of tho morning by old and young.
the speed attained frequently exceeding
that of theor
.' Scimtifto Arneri
onusMry rauway wain.
America. i
CUPID'S HARNEM.
Most woraon naturally look forward to
matrimony as their proper sphere in llfo, but
they should constantly boar in mind that a
fair, rosy face, bright eyes, and a healthy,
well-dovelopod form, are the beat passports
to a happy .marriage. .All those wanting dis
orders, weaknesses, and functional irregulari
ties peculiar to their sex,? destroy beauty
and attractiveness and make life miserable.
An Unfailing apeolflo for those maladies la to
be found in Dr. Pioroo'a Favorite Prescription.
It is tbo only medicine for;womon, aoiid by
druggists, under at positive caaraatee
from tho manufacturers,! that j it will gite
satisfaction In every case, or money will bo re
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bottlo-wrsppcrs, and faithfully carried
out lor many years. i.uu per Jjottie,
Bottles for f5.00.
Copyright, 1888, by Wobld's Dis. Man. Ass'x.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS
Pnr. VasjatabU I
Perfectly Harmlasa I
UXEQUAUBD AS A XXVsk P1XL.
Smallest, Cheapest. Easiest to take.
rangomonts of tbo Stomach and Bowels.
S5 cents a vial, by druggists. ,
THE OLD BROKEN BUCKET.
How ad to my heart are the memoriae of child
hood, When naatlnsreflectlonsnresentth. mtnvlnnr.
The cane of ratan that, when I had been wild,
nuuiu
Descend on mv back In a llvel v tattoo.
The wide-spreading wood-pile, the ax that
The tortuo these caused ran no language can
tclh
And, oh, how I pale as In fancy I spy It,
The bucket on wash day I bure to the well.
The paint-covered buikct, the bale-rope-
UUUUU UUUKCb,
The old broken bucket I bore to the well .
The bony old horse and tho wreck it dragged
niier,
Tho quaint village schoolhouso that stood
near the bill.
The church where our feature, distorted with
laugnier
Wo could not suppress, I can picture them
still.
The motley attendance of overgrown children
Who ralllid at school to the sonnd of the bell
Hut, ohl the deep enp ofmy anguish was Oiled
wnen
The bucket on wash day. I bore to tho voll.
The wire-handled bucket, tho lop-sided bucket
muooiu orojten Ducaei i Doro to toe wen.
The fussy old schoolmaster, who frowned on
an pleasure,
Is irone and his voice will no looser bo heard t
The well-deserved slipper and woes without
numDer,
All deenestresentment within me have stirred
But one recollection with terror still illla me
AnucaBt o'er my childhood a sna, palnrui
sDelli
No other event with such feeling Instills me
A the bucket on wash day I bore to the well
The old leaky bucket, the weatber-wraped
uuciet.
The old broken 1 ucket I bore to the well.
Texas Sittings.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Offered This Week by James I.
Moore.
Ono lot with five-room house on cor-
nor of Clay and Seventh streets. Price
11,000; monthly installment $30.
Two lots with three-room house, on
South Twelfth street, Bagby addition
to Yaco. Price f 500; installment 915
( One lot with three-room house on
Aiver street, in East Waco. Price
1250; installment 7 50.
Two lots with three-room house, op-
Eosite Capt'. Blair's on Fifteenth street,
"rice $1,200; monthly installment f 30.
One lot with three-room house in
Edgefield. Price $150; installment
$13 50.
Ono lot on Walnut street, in Ger
ald's addition. Price $325; install
ment $9.75.
Ono add one half lots on the corner
of'Eighteenth and Clay streets, with
three-room house. Price $850; in-
Btallmcnt$25.50.
One and one-half lots with two-room
lion so on Fifteenth street, near Padg
itt's park. Price $400; installment
$12.
One lot with four-room house in
old East Waco. Price $500; install
ment $12.
I have a number of vacant lots and
other improved places which I will of
fer on easy terms and will take pleas
ure in showing; them to persons want
ing to buy. The Edgefield lots are
selling at a lively rate, and all the lots
at the present low price will soon bo
sold. After that the others will bo
hold for a 50 per cent, advance.
James T. Moore.
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For Quiok Bale.
20 bbla choice La, molasses.
100 bbls ohoico New York Early Hose
potatoes, 3 bu barrels.
5000 lbs olioico flour.
20 sacks Ground Peas.
1000 lbs Dried Beef.
100 bus Oats.
2000 lbs Dried Apples. ''
200 lbs ohoico Teas.
Vinegar, Pickles and sundrio groceries.
One fino Organ, cost $125.
5 Spring wagons. One huggy.
JNo limit. No reserve, I will close
out the above goods within 15 days,
without regard to cost
Dry goods anu furniture at your
pmo. jo you wsnt bargains r u so,
call on I. C. Meek & Co., 318, Austin
Btrcct. 3-1 3, c-1 C
If you want a perfect fitting boot or
shoo and one that will "wear forever,
call on 8. Johnson, boot and shoo
maker, Franklin street between Fifth
aid Sixth. " '
BLOOD!
HO. Her, lJM nRrftPlPlAgMfPAWrV
THE WACO
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The Waco Furniture Company having purchased the en
tire Stock of Frank Steiner, deceased, at a mere nominal
price, and being determined to realize
their own immense stock, will throw it all
OAO mur; i
rvn ino ixejjvi dim i unioi
At figures that will paralyze any prices ever known in
Central Texas. Notice a few of the prices :
Bed-Room Suits, former price $150, now only $100
Dea-ivoom ouiis, 50, " 30
Parlor Suits, ." 150, u " 100
Parlor.-Suits, " 50, " " 30
Bedsteads from $2 to $75 each, 1-3 off old prices.
Chairs from 40c to $25 each, 1.3 off.
100 Parlor Suits and 1 50 Bed room Suits will be sold in
THE NEXT 60
At absolutely and bona fide factory prices and all other
goods in the same way. A thousand articles of Furniture
at your own prices. This is straight business. Theaco,
Furnitnre Company wil) smash prices and reduce its im-
mense stock and give the Public the Benefit.
Remember tie Slangbter Sal8 is for JO Days from Jan. 24th
A. J. CARUTHERt,
W.F.WOODWAIIDiMn!r
! MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
.vaoTTac'crxj.A.Txix) assets
STJItXICrS BTT JSTEW1 5TOttBL
"ffs Vast .Die to Win" I aeomnoa exprtslon,bulnlththeFadowMentPlaaor
ihl Company Ton May Lire to Win.
ORGANIZED :::::::: 1SBO.
Consult or communicate with Sodhelm & Belnhart, General Agents,
Dallas, Texas, or
WESIiOW fc CO., Speoial Asent, Waoo, Tex.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
OUGAlKrXZSKD XJST 184Q.
Accumulated Assets, ..... $126,082,153.00.
Surplus New York and Mass. Standard - 7,040,063.63.
"Facts and Figures " can be obtained concorRlng' tbe "Grand Old
Company" at Boom 8 Jones' Block, over OMoo ef Erenlng Vows.
t. A. THOMPSON, tpoll ttftt Agnt.
THE TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY,
THK CHIEA.T IOaXXIiAIi ROTTTE
Between the East and the We8i. Short Line to New Orleans
' . and all points In Colorado, Oregon, New Mexico, ,
Arizona and California.
The Favorlt Rout to th North Cast and South-East.
Pullman Palaoo Sleeping Cars daily between St.'Louls, Dallas,
Fort Worth and 1 Paso, and Marshall and New Orleans without
change. The only line .offering choice of routes to points in the
Boutn-Eaat, via Texarkana, Shreveport or New Orleans.
See that j-our tickets read via Ths Texas and Paoiflo Railway.
For tickets, rates or any information call ott anV of the ticket
agents, or address H. O. ARCHER, Pass. Agt.
B. W. MoOUliLOUQH, O. P. Sd T. !', ' '
'JOHN A. ORANT, General Manager, Dallas Tex.
Waco, February 25th, 1889.
Kev. D. 1. Haggjard Dear Slit AND
Brother: I have been using your
Dr. King's "Royal Oermoteur" for
eorao timo past, and am more than
pleased to say that I havo derived
most manifest benefit from it. 1
cordially commend its ubo to those
who are suffering from over taxation of
their ncryous forces.
Very truly yonr friend,
F T Mitchell.
Soo what Col. F. T. Mitchell, Finan
cial Secretary Waco Female College,
says of Royal Oerraeteur. Be wise
ye students and overworked merohants,
book-keepers, house-keepors etc., and
order a gallon of this wonderful medi
cine, by telephone or otherwise, from
J.. II. Holcoab & Co , cor. Speight
and uth Sts. One (gallon $2.60,
whioh is Ices than one-balf the price of
such medicine.
The wiso man, who wants his
money's worth in eery thing he buys,
goes to D. JI. Spencer to buy a piano
or organ. Spencer selli'good goods
t reasonable prices and ob easy terms
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FURNITURE
.,oj FOR THE NEXT hun
DAY8ii
m ill i
wTTi,iarrn nivmv t a m r At
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. L
over
BTA.3SrrA.Iir
$11 soo 000
8,400.000
ior fruit or ornamental trees, rail on
J. II. Hurwood, at KVenino Newh oft
fice Franklin, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. Aspahaouh roots by tho
hundred or thousands "
Go to your Undo Dud Doinau to
bUy rour jewelry, or to borrow monby.
Opposite McClelland Hotel antl south
n)de Bf'naro.
Ladies' dresses and plumes cleaned
and dyed to any shade by A. Friedman
successor to the "Little Frenohumn,'
303 North Fourth Street.
The White Klophant takes tho lead
in fine linuora and oigars. Choicest
brands of old Kentucky whiskies and
dandiest mixed drinks in tho state. I '
J, Levinski has rc-oponcd at Levin
ski & Lewino's old stand and carries
the finest line of diamonds, watches,
clocks, jewelry, optical goods and sil
verware of any houso in Waoo, and
undersells all competition, H
See bargains in real estate offered
by James I. Moore in another eol-
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PIANOS & ORGANS
are the best and cheapest because
they excel and outwear all others.
Sold at low pnees on time or fot
cash. Fully warranted. ' Send for
illustrated catalogue. "
SMTUT saw OAMP,
916 SIS OUT St., . ST. LOOM, fr'
j- mtnnuif inn mrtm -ma
ESTEi
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1 Ifo'noV delay,' ut' SwInTd In f
vniii Riilinni'infinn in fliA ;(.;'"
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Oliampipn P,aper of the yQ
Soutli, TJio Times-Pomocrat P
of NeiOrleMisi-i)aily andfjS
Weokly. It has the largest' 'jv
circulation. u - .- f th. h
mi . 1 1 1 n lit" '-
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FRESH - BREAD " P
OROOIRDJB AND PRODUOB. j
Delivered In any part of the city. Isereaseit .j
trade sunn all of our groceries te 1 imn. i.i'J
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CHEAP OOLPMN.
XTKLP WANTKD.-IUTln pot In lot or
JrJL new machine tbe Siarden-Klrkiy Woolen
Hill e site employment to CO ojIn;glrl,
Call at omce or tne mini. ,
w
ANTED Kfery retail mercuant to ex
Ins a new supply of statement or bill head.
amine me tusceisiur iajujoi jjoiwjtd uwr
Mannractnrwl only uy tne university w
Co,i Mew building, franklin street, Waco,
Texa.
T A T3"j'DC! Wehaveoldpapetaeon
partle waitUngThem can get
y oa naMi.anu
themataMrgslD
iir applying at tne KTeiung
innaBUIuitreet.
Kewa osw. no.
BIVATK BOAKDIHO 90S North With Si.
7 rtrst-clau table board, psr weak s.nu,
rd and fairing, per week Si to as.'
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ahort time
liigton street, Waco,,
uau or wore, iwa wasn-
IKAVK-Order with or telephone K. 11.
I Gray, for wood; -3
-W-rANTHl). kirit.ciaia
canvasser ladv
- VV preferred. Srmpleit free Apply
North Tblrd street, MjrrMcNeuT
ireferred. Srmples free Apply to acu
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