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4 Trucking Appeal.
An eastar i Texas editor stakes
touching appeal t
his subcrHers:MA8 the repor
that we are wealthy has gone
abroad amo) ig out subscribers ant
hJ3 ittadethera awful slow abou
paying up t lii nking- doubtless we
don't want the money we hasten
to say the roport of our wealth is
faise in aver y particular. If ocean
steamers wi re selling tout at a cent
a dozen we could not make the
first paymc it on a eanoe. The
lightning of poverty 1ms struck ns
square. Hid it not been for an
armful of hi.y our devil managed
to steal frc m a blind mule our
large and ic teresting family would
be without t mouthful to eat this
minute. Is not this a sad picture
and can you delinquent subscri-
bers look upon it without feeling
the greenbacks rustle in your
pocketbool s ! We do not like
to dun but we must if you do not
take the hint."
TheFdirmer'H Calling.
The farm
other callings which trace their
roots back
farmer is tl
strength.
may. in tlic
hi worldlv
is the foundation of all
to the soil; and the
n Kocia nf oil nnfinnal
The dweller in the city
hour of danger tako
wealth and See or if
his wealth i in buildings may have
them destroyed in an hour. Not
so with the farmer. If he leaves
his farm he leaves all. The build
ings are the minor part of his
wealth. . auonal instinct com-
els him to light for his home and
lis country; although men in other
i
callings mi
ing is the L
prosperity
the fact of
Ithe head
and pol.itit
eminent HI
that honoi
the railing
The farmei
tion which
till and he
ieci to o
All depend
recent lett
college w
by a case
own obser
a farm for
proved it
was offered
his death i
In nfew vt
it forSHX
disposed
Here it
not the
vjalue.
though
farms Owi
nature of
y run away. Mis can-
ase of all progress and
and he should from
his position stand at
intellectually socially
ally under a free gov-
e ours. It is the man
s the calling and not
that honors the man
must occupy the posi-
iio qualities liunseii to
cannot reasonably ex-
cupy any higher one.
s upon himself. In a
r Prof. Brewer of Yale
ell illustrated his idea
liich came under his
ration. A man bought
$20 an acre. He so im-
hai in three years he
I $300 a a acre for it. At
 sold for $250 an acre
ars the purchaser sold
to a niau who finally
f it for $12 an acre.
wttjs plainly the man and
m that determined the
is so in an cases Ai-
ere is a difference in
w
ug to location ana tne
he sou yet there is a
far
It
tl
wider difference in the men who
md the laggards must
rop out m accordance
with the Inw of the survival of the
htfest.
run them
ere long.
lit Kleekioueering Failure.
Captain
ter sapper
was sittiug
an' Dick ki
led a
Xigglesworth who was
a caiHiiuaie ior tne Arkansas leg
islature slopped at the unprcten
(ions hotisA of old Sam Saber. Af-
while the candidate
on tne porcn smpKing
a cigar. Sa er s little boy slyjy ap
proached.
4Come here my son. Sit 011 my
knee. Xowyou're fixed. Dp yon
go toscli0 9lf "
2so: bolt me
water moeasiu yistidy.
"Youd.!"
"Ah hajhi" I
"Were ypu not afraid he would
bite you
"Ho1 he couldn't bite me. 1
could letouten his way ai ' hit
him witua rock."
"My little man after awhile you
can tell the people that you sat on
Captain Niggle worth's knee.'?
"Ho! that ain't untliin' ter tell.
1 sat on my pop's knee yistidy an'
he's trigger's! you."
"Yes it would be something to
tell for I am going to the legisla-
ture." "Pop says yer ain't."
"What !" putting the Uoy down
"Yes: when he seed yer cohiin'
he said : 'Yonder comes that
blamed fool. He thinks he's goin'
to the legislatur' but he ain't got
Kcuse enough to holler wiien he's
dog bit.' That's what my pop
said." J
. VICl . .
A few moments later had
the
night not been so datrk a solitjary
horseman might have been seen
ridiug along the old military road.
The mau who amounts to some-
' thing in this world is a much bet-
ter man better for himself and
better for the world than if he
.vere simply rich. Young men of-
ten wish thev were the sons of
rich men. Young men do not
wish for any such misfortune.
Wish for energy industry slid
go ol strong moral character.
With such capital you can make
your own niouey aud a dollar
earned ih always a much bettpr
possession than a dollar inhtritenl.
If you want to be miserably
think about yourself about what
you want what yon like what re-
spect people ought to- pay you
what people think of you and
theu to you nothing il be pure
aud you will always be wretched.
Generally large nostrils in ft
horse indicate good breeding
power good lungs aud a good
constitution. Like any other part
of the horse the nostrils can be
developed by exercise. j
Joy travels alone and makes
short calls; grief brings along -a
Jarge familv and stops all summer
Taking the Census.
1
The census taker will soon be
abroad in the laud. For the bene-
fit of our readers we give a list of
the questions each person will be
required to answer. The ques-
tions are as follows :
- Christian name in full and initial
of middle name.
Surname.
Whether a soldier sailor or ma-
rine during the civil war (U. S. or
Confederate) or widow of such
person.
Relationship to head of family.
Whether white black mulatto
quadroon octoroon Chinese or
J Japanese or Indian.
fcex.
Age at nearest birthday. If un-
der one year give age in months.
Whether single married widow-
ed or divorced.
Whether married during the cen
sus year (June 1 1880 to May 31
1890).
Mother of how many children
and number of these living.
Place of birth.
Place of birth of father and
mother. j
Number of years in the United
States I
Whether naturalized. ;
Whether naturalization papers
have been taken out. I
Profession trade orocjeupation.
Months employed during the
census year.
Attendance at school during the
census year.
Able to read ; able to write.
Able to speak English. If not
the dialect or language spoken.
Whether suffering from acute
or chronic disease with name of
disease and length of time afflic-
ted. Whether defected in mind
sight hearing or speech or wheth-
er crippled maimed or deformed
with name of defect.
Whether a prisoner convict
homeless child or pauper.
Is the house you live in hired
or is it owned by the head or a
member of the family f
If owned by the head or a mem-
ber of the family is the house free
from mortgage encumbrance ?
If the house is owned by head
or member of family and if inort-gaged-what
is postofficc address
of owner.
Throe Good Deeds.
Franklin Murphy brought sym-
pathetic tears to tho eyes of his
hearers at the dinner of the Leath-
er Manufacturers' Association by
relating a story of benevolence.
A friend of his he said was walk-
ing down to business one morning
when he saw a young woman with
a baby in her arms sitting on a
church stsp and weeping. The
man whom Mr. Murphy called
Jones was touched by her appar-
ent distress and asked what was
the cause af it.
"I walked into town" she re-
plied uto have my baby baptized
aud now it will cost three dollars
to have tho service performed. I
haven't the money and I don't
know what to do-".
"Well thats a small matter" said
Jones. "I haven't three dollars
in change but here's a $10 bill.
Take it and I will wait here for
the change."
The woman returned in a short
time and handed Jones $7. He
patted the child's head aud went
down town rejoicing at his own
goodness. He felt good all day
and his countenance shone with
an unusual brightness. His asso-
ciates all noticed the change and
finally one of them asked him the
cause of it.
UI am happier than usual to-day"
said Jones "and the reason of it is
that I did three good things on my
way down town this morning."
He related the occurrence and
wound up by saying :
"So I performed a deed of char-
ity started a little child on its. way
to Paradise and got $7 for a $10
counterfeit bill. Ex.
Louis C. Wiso & Co. do a
land business exclusidely. Theyi
are not insurance nor loan agents !
but have the largest list of lauds )
iu the Abilene Country to which-
they give thei 'undivided attention
Honey cf Tar is the best1
Cough Syrup. Try it. Harris1
Bros. have iti for sale.
I. W. Butler has a new stock
of crockery such as churns milk '
crocks jars jugs flower pots &c. j
The longest pole knocks the j
persimmons. We will give yonj
more groceries for one dollar than
any other house in Abilene.
J. M. Kadfokd.
Wo have a. large list of city
property in the town of Abilene
improved and unimproved busi
ness and residence lots for
sale on most favorable terms. I
L. C. Wise & Co.; !
Taylors' Irou Cordial strength-.
ens the system restores lost ap-
peine ana promotes souua sieep.
Try a bottle. For sale by Harris' !
Bros.
Sweet Potato slips furnishdd '
by Mackechney on short notice '
Are you Deaf YThat are we j
here for but to sell you groceries v
for less thairany house 111 Abilene?
Try us. J. M. Radford.
JMiouruan citv-iots lor sale o
the installment plan.
L. 0. Wise & Co.
Gus Ackermau makes a sp6-
ialty of Imported and Domestic
Wines. -
More Wall Paper just receiv
ed at Word & Alexanders.
II. A. Tillett Esq. has a com
piete set ot Abstract uooks am
give abstracts of title on shor
notice.
Claret Lemonade at the Abi ;
lene Candy Works is the bosi
drink Four doors west of olds
stand.
A new stock of Tinware and
Queensware at I. W. Butler's.
Money to Loan In anyamouut
at lowest rates by Ceo. u . Hatch
&Co.
Don't be swindled by picture
agents. I will furnish you the
same work for about one-half the
money. Come to my gallery and
see. Pine Street opposite J. W.
Rod's store.
T. C. Tune
When suffering with Sprains J
Bruises Rheumatism or pains of;
any kind uso Coussens' Lightning!
Liniment which will give you in-;
stant relief. For sale by Harris !
Bros. j
Three-fourths of section 2S
4S0 acres half mile northeast of
Tebo switch a splendid tract ofj
agricultural land; price $2500-
half cash balance in 12 months at J
10 per cent. j
Try a glass of milkshake and i
lemonade
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Salksmak Yes this is tho stove you Inquired for. As you say. It does not look oxtciij
like the one your mother recommended you to buy. and which shb thinks so much of but llsa
Charter Ottz llanyc. Wo hare the Cook Stores of tho samo pake but tho Sanges are used
more generally now. as they ore moro convenient lion lone has your mother had her stove?
Young Married Lady Oh! cvcrpolons. She bought It when I was a baby and has been
using it ever since and hIio told me I must pot tho samo kind.
Salesman Well this is the Fame kind That is it Is a Charter Oak but you must remem-
ber that twenty years i n long time and improvements have been made slnco your mother sot
hers. Thi llanyc ha the wonderful Wire dauze Orcn Door which you have probably
heard of. as it id known aud tuld everywhere In connection witli our Stoves and Ranges.
Young Maruiud Lady Oh! I remember now. She sjtokc alWmt that but I can't understand
why that should moke it t-o much better than our old stove as that was as good as it could be.
Salesman There is no doubt about its being much better; it is a wonderful improvement
It bakes everything eo much nicer and tho meats arc not dried up like they are In the old
fashioned tight ovens. Why a steak can be broiled in that oven is perfectly as over a charcoal
Arc. and tho natural juices of the meat which make it so appetizing will all be retained. It is
just the same with roast meats ot course it is needless for pe to speak of Its other good
qualities as your mouicr's amice nas mauc mat unnecessary.
O lOUSU .UAKItIED-lADV VCU OI COUrFC 1 Will 13KC 11
you can as wc have no ctovo yet.
Please bare it put tro as soon as
Wo &rc Juit cocuacncias Louoekeepias youinow.
at the Abilene Candy! Mo
lv "Jc 1 o-Hss r lU llense look 01
n I ol. a glass. f illowine brands :
ILL AnSCiLD. ft iP and cross
Stockmen
out for an stock in the
Half-circle cross on
hip and cross on right hip; HA on
1 -ft side and N on left hip and URI
of) left Bide. JSnttid kept up linlf-circle
cross on left hip and cross on right hip.
Itogtomce: Abilene Texas;
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ranch i'
iies southwest of Abilene.
J. Gray survey 1G00 acres on
Jim Ned fine agricultural and
grazing lands $-1 per acre.
L. C. Wise & Co.
A 12000 acre ranch fenced
and improved plenty of water and
grass and one of the best ranches
of its size in the Abilene country;
price .82.75 per acre. For sale by
L. C. Wise & Co. on easy terms.
Buy the "Metropolis-5 at the
Delmonico ; the best 5 cent cigar
in the market.
Whiskies for medicinal
poses at the JJelinonico Saloon.
mere is a new ice cream par- u e 0-rderg for it. Even-one who has
lor now onen on Chestnut street. Isedn it svs it is tho best thimr out. It
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Cartf.j: !t CAirrun.
Strayed
From Ed. S. Hughes & Co. their old
h rse Charley. JIc is a sorrel shod all
m ound. and branded A .1 on left shoul-
di r. They will pay for his delivery to
tli em in Abilene it is thought he is out
J. C. MILLS
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out Clyde.
Ail Excellent C'Susrii.
flames Cook of Abilene has the rfgen-
for the K. J . Cook Churn rower ami
slier and Cilliland and Malonc arc
nufacturingsanie and Mr. Cook will
rtlv make a canvass to exhibit and
mi ids
Pine Street Abilene Texas.
to ! is Hound to give satisfaction.
The pub-
mvestiga-
To Mill Mites.
Kerosene emnlsion is one of the
most efficient insectides known for
use in the poultry yard. A friend
who has had. a large amount of ex-
perience in a small amount of time
with chicken mites tells us that
he has been experimenting with
various preparation including di-
luted sulphric acid lime and de-
coction of tobacco and that the
mites placed in tbeso substances
would come forth from the treat-
ment life and energy unabated
but when tho kerosene emulsion
was applied the festive pest pro-
ceeded to die and with a unanimi-
ty that would do credit to either
of the political parties in congiess
when a vote is taken. In the in-
dividual experience sulphuric acid
has never failed to exterpntnte
these pests. However the emul-
sion is beyond question good for
the purpose as the evidence in its
favor is sufficient to establish the
fact and it is therefore to be rec-
ommended. It will also extermi-
nate other insect pests such as
different kinds of lice that prey
upon chickens old and young.
The emulsion is made by cutting
up a pouidof auy plain soap in
two gallons of water and boiling
until a strong suds is made aud
while still hot stirring in a pint of
kerosene. This can be kept and
diluted with water to any required
strength and applied with a water-
ing pot. m
StPn in sun! trat roiiio (renin
i 'i 7..... i r.. r.t f lie rc invited to uive it an
IUKO IU J lilt. VUHl t IIWACS 1UI tioli
aiui pmr noxes ior zoc. 
Comb and get my prices on j
enlarged : work before yon give
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your order to strangers picture 1 1 muds nigh branded u on leit
agents and peddlers. 1 will give i sl? '1(ler' r?fo1ot.cut l)-v wIry $r;'"i
rnn lnw Ifirrnroain nr.Wtn 7!lvi V ill be paid h.S delivery tO 1116 ill ' Abl-
jvw.w. 'p'... '""v. ... i lene. .1. u. I'lvkstox.
nrimf . 1 r SX l..i..TIft '.
Str:ij'Cl or Stolen
roiu my place in Abilene on tne
it of Mav 10th one sorrel pony about
you patronize iiome. J!veryiimig
guaranteed. T. C. Tune.
Bread Bread Fresh every
day at J.jM. Kadford's.
Ice-cOld .Milk. Shake the first
of the senson at Abilene Candy
Works joutli First street only
5c a classj Will Aunoi.d.
Honey of Tar for Coughs!
Xotiee.
Ah soon ns the weather will permit
the 1 uilding I now occupy will be mov-
ed t ) front South Second'Street east of
Woo en's liver1 stable where I will be
fonn until Cant. Wise completes his
new trick building south of Kd. S.
es it Cos store where I will be
Hucl
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i. E. WRIGHT
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Shop on Oak Street Abilene.
men try located. John Stromiiemg.
Guardians.
Phrent.s and
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PnLla nnili Tf n rsnuotts. I"nr sjiIa
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liv TTnrris Rrn? u if very iinnonani inai your eiiu-
y Harris tiros. dreH i liropcry enrolled by the city
Improved business property usees r. hihI you re called upon to re-
wA.otnpr r?.L- oiwl -n.l.- hilf1iiir port s I childVeu of scholastic age at
in thebMJt of bwines. portion of tS'J'SSX
Uie city oi AUiieno ior saic u their hildren enrolled.
L. C. Wise & Co.
information of
im to get
Wjiukk J.
Tuojirsox
Citr Assessor.
J. "M. ARCHER
Architect&Builder
ABILENE - - -. TEXlAS.
Modern designs for Bui dings
either Stone Brick or Fran e. fur-
nished. Correspondence solicited.
j
H. Z. LATHROP
Contractor 1 Builder
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GLASSES
PAT? JUGTC2 HHt.
The well-known Optician of 629 OliYe
St N. E. Cor. 7th & Olive St. Louis
has appointed Word & Alexander of
Abilene. Texas as agents for his cele-
brated Diamond Spectacles and Eye-
glasses and also for his Diamond Non-
Changeable Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
These Glasses are the greatest inven-
tion ever made In Spectacles. By a
proper construction of the Lens a per-
son purchasing a pair of these Hon-
Changeable Glasses never has to change
the Glasses from the eyes and every
pair purchased are guaranteed so that
If they ever leave the eyes no matter
how rusted or scratched the Lenses are
they will furnish the party with a new
pair of Glasses free of charge. Word &
Alexander have a full assortment and
invite all who wish to satisfy themselves
of the great superiority of these Glasses
over any and all others now in use to
call and examine the same at the Pal-
ace Drugstore Abilene Texas.
ABILENE
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WUl nirnlslt ulans and estimates ftr work
take contracts for bnlMIn-; and do any shop
wort mat may be m trusted to tuem . baiisrxc-
tiflii cnarrantetHl. Shop corner South) 2nd and
Oak street. Addnma Abilene. Texas
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onniek IJeanerSKK). 1 Deder-
Hdv Press $17i. Itoth are very
is good as new.
U. A. KIItKiaND.
f-
A yoi
Wn n fj.fi.
ntr man of trooir. habits to start
in a commercial business and work up.
8alarv a.ifi ppr month for the itrst foitr
II. HAItDKX. AOI-
ajrmitciu.' Dyspepsia does
not get well f Itself. It
requires careful. pcreltri:t
a remedy like Hood's .s.ir.-v "ow of-L character and comp'etent
After
Eating
attention and
iiariaa whleh I arm geauy yet surv.y
ofli-" ..iiiir tt i.uif tlic stomach and
orpi:. Teml:
got4 a j'-. tlte.
OTtTCtnaluz the
toais rcnioTc
thetie effects
hesdarbe. aud
I have been
iiitxiThi:.
lene Tc
Call on 11.
peas.
A Wife Wanted.
woman between At nnu !
ilii
years
es the dirtioo. ereat- a
uad ty tlm Qiilr
local jymii-.-- . .
the YnpA-iii
i the disease handles t .
refreshes tho tired iai.. L
truMl uritl dysepIa. I
Ink! hat little apjwtae and tst!i;.; I J.d eat
tressed r.: r :.i nv
good. 1.1 S. i ImOSX
illvr e.itig I r. .a. I .: z-
rtenee a falntm t r tl; !. cil-j'. n i c.i.
sot i i:ir:: vtliiKjr. -'!.'" -
a-:T-r.:fcu l'V i'y t '.'... ?.
to keep lioitse and do the general work
of a fanner's w I ft. A dd ress
J'.ulJhlo Gap Texas.
rieart- i m 
Rurn
Mrs.
i Enst Te
-the Ljk
When ayonnij man is in love he
is tormented by the belief that ev-
ery man he knows is his ardent ri-
val for his ju3yIore's aff&Jtions. j
Vhen he realizes that this is not!
the case he is no longer in Jove.
as-thoush 1 h:u!
We. I thlak. tr-
Traich i th-t t
mere -r le t '.
rooninirljfrlj i
syeiufi 1 t("
rHia tok Hire
immense snw.uut
aift':. r.!.d .
the em-lug ! i
GEoi.i.i. A r ;
Hood'3
Sdkl br a "I orM-i- i
byC.I.IloiiD&C.
100 Dq$
111"
I .". V. I. ." . . .
' .
i
.. -t- --
ds One Cellar
'IJrc.ss lakiii.
Fitzgerald of Knoxville
inessee wishes to mtorni
ies of Abilene and the
snrronn linr conntrv that she will
open a first-class Dressiiiaking:
Parlor over S. Lapowskrs Dry
'Goods Store on Monday the 10th
jof March and solicits a share of
ithe pntijonago.
'SLTPPEKS.jra
CS'U
' From 4 00 to COO pair have just
; slipped into our store. Slipover
this way md let ns slij) yon into a
pair. On r prices have also slip-
ped down to a slippery point
j where co npetitors dare not tread.
; Call and jee
Abilene Dry Goods Co.
Painlcpl Paper Ha
Green Front South First Sweet
ABILENE. TEXAS.
.Will do all work In his line!
cheaply and satisfactorily and oh short
norico. Estimates on work made at any
ratronage respectfully so
time.
J. G. ffiARTl
lger
icited.
N
BLACKSMITH & WOODWORKER.
Fro nipt attention given to all work en-
trusted to me.
Morse-slioeiiig a .Specialty.
South of J. B. Bells' Wagon Yard.
South Side Abilene - - 4 Texas.
Two excellent Books.
W. C. Tittle of this place Ms taken
the agency for two new and unusually
interesting books just issued from the
press nnu sold only by subscription
and he will make a canvass of Abilene
and surrounding country at tin early
date and we advise all who wjant U8e-
fttl and interesting works to gifve them
a careful examination and we feel sure
they will buy one or both of theie books.
One is called the "Treasure House of
Useful Knowledge and It contains in-
formation upon every conceivable sub-
ject of interest to the people. It Is a
whole library of itseif. The other-book
is entitled ;Tours Round the World"
and gives a graphic description of the
people of every country on earth with
their customs and habits. Thi$ book is
especially interesting to young folks
and those seeking after a knowledge of
the world we live In. When Mr. Tittle
calls on you he will tell you pore of
these valuable hooks. '
J 2Lmmmmmmm mmm.mJmW m WmZk L
Ita M km
ESTABLISHED IN 1878
. B. C0RLEY
Office over Farmers and Merchants -Optional
Bank Chestnut Street.
ABILENE - - - - - TEXAS.
Css be found it Go&ffiereilHklifiMelM
. figure.
Would be pleased to have & talk with
you while in the Abilene Country. It
might be of interest to you as I have
been a resident of this county and enga-
ged In the Land Business here for the
last eleven years.
tw VTJk.3 TOUT
m
7
Eagle's Hest
Jthr.lj'fr Cooke.
Tau t&rniisg
kUUrit- feti.ry.
vfci it baa bun
of print Mid
-u-li Uir
beii au h a
g7atdttuJidi
bow in4 as a
atBHrnnrnox
SQOK. with
asapy aatjaia-
cant IMuatra-
iioa ILrreliAa
aTtr bn &
biu sonnlir
fcooilhTuwkrtuttiiaftmliaraBUWtUian-Triar
ik thrilUag acaars aarcla rteousted el tho
Aeada cf TaJur or tba Cfcafk-darai SoWlar. jat
aba latamt. by Uinta wo foBgititijAihb7.
Stoaxt JokH'toia ltoareaxd. Jaekacs aa Lta.
ta Uta eaasa for wti:cb tb7 d7Tatl7 and
bravaly batUd. wiU rs"HTr gro-w 1ea. This
thrililaj atory picrarra nptfcioD'Joyandtorrow.
aad a lora svaatly told.liut i fllld with biat arte
laddaata t? tba praat c-att battle the Soutb
aadtbaTtoriiu Heralrfi booi for-tbe td z-
Vamtrndonta to r- call to him tba Tltld acaea of
tbagrtatSClTil War rer innvnSo rail back
Si kt eaHjpIgru. and i all bim of lb Biighty
CbifUlaa.ortttoiufa:orj oiur)nioii9
wore Uh Orar
Swtt7 of Eagle's Nekt will find a w rlewt'O
Ja r7 S-rath-rn boiaa. TbatUxaiy L-wltbla
tba vaaeb of arery ou. lij la pnbliibe t at tkr.uov
mtxor SI though a zktox. sxxmmk tklskx
aautntrctuc excarsuaxr i asd mlxhaxxvi bqvso.
SOLD OMLY BY ( U8SCRIPTIOM.
Astba densad for t lis exo Tvoxrrt anas
u&lck&arbftnct tf frttk to Ion? will b. larg.
aa4apUcsatioixa torag?tT ry unus-'- n. 1I
wbadaalratoactaaJaat!oaldwrfif' r trnj8
asd quickly secsra dhuicwof Jtarrlio.7-
Q. W. DILLIKaifiX Publisher
S3 Wstfi3d St. New
Health is Weaith !
I JaajWi
A . i a ha i m
tMmmmmr'Mmm i Mtm. jT:
D7; E. C. Wet'a Xerra aadBraia Treatfaess.
seba KfriToaa Proatrat
arron Seaasigia Head;-
W. M. MUNGY
mUFlSTM
South Side Merisel Texas.
Gentle horses and good rigs kept for
the accommodation of the public. Hay
grain and other feed kept for sale. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed In all things
Patronage solicited.
J. EEIEE
Gun and Lock Smith
Second floor Spaoldiog 8s Wood-
wd's michine gaop Abilen. faS 1U8 $$
itlaa caBajwf i-r l r... r
al&ntt it. iuu. ? -o ir . . rL1
t. . a wraiAU. nBKHaisMi. vanmvmt i
SJSf &? to ffiSscry decay and dauL
ftrraoatare Old An BarreaaeM Xoaa of lbwflr
arrtioeaawafidbypToraaTtkai or tba braia. aejr
m ft as.) seat by aaah prepaid oa wcalpt fy
wi euAEAHrix six bosss
Sft68 WltaTeacb. order xeeelwby
S SS P". oar written arsarastee io
lwtdJ B&MTlt tfe tratmeat dofaaotlcf-
racs scare. Gsaraatee ksasd oalr by ixomx
TewS" UWK V1 Klt wta Abilene
' 1 1
4aalwKiVaaaaftK?aVaSabaaVavBi
OurKalydorPexfectldn Syringe tree
jrlth eTeryhottle. Prevent Stricture.
Cures Qonorrhceav and Gleet in I to 4
days. Ask Geo. C. Harris & Bro for
If. SeattoanyaddreMfr5t.
MALYDOIt MANUF'C. CO..
- Lancasf or. a
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