The Parsons Daily Journal from Parsons, Kansas • 4

1 .4 i-- TtLLGRAPHiC BREVITIES. nurna ciTYBANK! 0 'G 0 OL-'i ritlJIAV 1'- Cochrane. David Kalo. I.vle, Gun-nal, Printuhail, Ward. Koli'h, Wheeler, William Sellers, Mealy, Kalr-child.

WiHihiii Donne, iklward Mooro and John olllcera of public instruction, ('. W. 1'arks, Harris, Uucking-haui, Ihistings, Spencer, Jfvv-borry, Oolendorlf and vStlce; ofllcers of the academy, Clevoland, tlardiner, James, Allison and Kunzo. CITY DIRECTORY. In rA Matthewsou (iititAT nitK x.v rutaiMA.

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COUNCIWIEN: 1 CUHtDwuHouTPWN iyiii''' ft' KhTt W.ml Mimkln Bnlclr J. .1. Swuiid Mvh.ec Th J. M. Mm.

M. A. Pa tiuw.il Fourth .0. Vetera, J. W.

llcnuott nOAHDOK KDUCAT10N. First Waul D. Scott, F. Ciiwdon Si Ward. AuKWlloyer.

It. (J. Komiroii Fourth Wurd .0. 11. Coplen, A.

U. Sylor RAILROAD TIME TABLE. FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY. Undertaking in all its Branches. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.

Telegraph Orders Day or Night WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Comer Johnson ani Central Missouri'lCansas Texas Rail way. LEAVE FOR ST. MJUIK. Dr.

C. H. PLANCK, A Graduate of two moillcul eollPircs, and who has bad 1" yfai-s' cxitcrieuco. Is iimuHtrw sud pliylulHit in char(n. rbl iuotltnto hn all U10 eoDifortnof home, and is regularly vliaiv tered under the lawn of tho slate of Kansna.

IU officera and wcuiboriiarc amouK tho most ro (iK)hfllilo mvn of the state. Many of tbo wornt diseases have been cured at this institute The Dames of ladles who have been cured are never advertised. Corner Johnson and Central Avenues, Parsons, Kansas, C. W. DUZAN, No.

Through PiuweiiKor No. 4, Thnmirh No. Fust Mull Train a .5:10 p. LEAVE FOR JUNCTIOS CITY. No.

local Froliflit No. 10, Vawseugor 10,40 a. in LEAVE YOU. DENISOK. No.

1. Through PasseuR-or. No. Throiiff ll PBSscugor .4 P- No. 67.

Local Freight 0. Kansas City Pacific Railway. l.KA VK roit KANSAS 01TV. No. PHBSDnitcr No.

4, Pnwcuifcr JJJ No. WS, Throuifh Freight p. I.EAVK FOR COKFEVVILLB. No. I0T, Throuifh Freight No.

PaSBt'UKcr 4:40 p. ni Kansas City, Ft. Scott Guli Railroad. LVAVK KOH KAST. No.

Kl.Thrnutrh Pafsonifcr I'llXlH, in No. Through Freight- P- LBAVUrOR WEST. No. 15, Tlirouirh Pawcngor fiS'1, No. 7J, Through Freight :00a.in Peternlmrir VlKlteil lly a Destructive Con-tlaKrullouTtvo Lives Lost.

Tfiitsni'Ku, Nov. 8. lire started at three o'clock yesterday morning in George 11, Davis dry goods house on Sycamore street and spread with incredible rapidity, burning down in a short time the whole iron front block and adjoining properties, Tho flames leaped across the street and destroyed Odd Fellows' Hall and five or six other buildings. Lieutenant Critehen, of the polico force, and a man named Thomas were burned to death. Half a block on each side of Sycamore street, from Tabb street westward, is gone.

The estimated loss Is lnsurniice not yet ascertained. MliiQeupolls Jlllln. Minneapolis, Nov. 8. The mills again made a heavy run last week, exceeding the output of the corresponding week a year ago by 23,000 barrels.

The aggregato output for tho week was 173,000 barrels, averaging 28,048 barrels daily, against barrels tho previous week and 1.10,000 for tho corresponding" time" in 1888. The mills are favored by tho finest kind of weather, and, though tho water power is extremely poor, there are not. any, even of the watcf mills, that are not at times ablo to run some. A Very fair trade has been done in flour tho past week, though usually not taken in very large lots, and the market Is steady. The Fire In Atchison, Atchison, Nov.

8. Tho burnt district caused by tho fire in East Atchison, opposite this city in Missouri, covered considerable ground but included only ten buildings. The flro started from a lamp explosion in tho Burlington depot, spreading across a wide space of track ground to the ltock Island depot, north, and from thcro across a wido street to a row of eight buildings, chiefly saloons, locally known as "battle row." The destrtrctlon wan complete, including every thing tho building contained. The loss is about insurance light. Tho railroads suffered the greatest loss.

The Iowa KHliinates. Des Moi.nes, Iowa, Nov. 8. Comploto roturns from ninety-five counties and tho remaining four estimated tho same' as two years ago show that 'Boies, Democrat, for Governor, has 5,095 plurality. The official returns will undoubtedly increase this majority to about 7,000, The entire Democratic Stato ticket Lieutenant-Governor, Justice of the Supreme Court, Superintendent of Public instruction and Hallway Commissioneris elected.

Tho Republicans claim tho Legislature by eight majority on joint ballot, but tho Democrats' do not concede more than three. PARSONS, KANSAS. Offers the greatest inducements to borrowers with real estate security at Tim shipwrights of Haiiilmrg to tho number of liave ati-uck work. Ex-Kimi Milan, of Scr via. reported to be ubout to rcsiie pei'iiiaiieiit-ly tn 1'arls.

Itv tlio explosion of 8 5, 000 dredge Iwat at the South raas of the Mississippi river two Hi emon were killed io-contly. Eihiit hundred and forty-llvo Italians were landed at Castle (lurden hy the, steamships liollvla and Alesia from Mediterranean ports on the Oth. Two smullobildronof Jeremiah Kbaw, of Haverhill, wero buried in a sand bank and killed the other day. Their bodies were found the next day. Tim Hungarian Diet is expected to pass a bill to exempt leading trades and manufactures from taxation and import duties find to, reduce railroad freight jatcs, Roan iit Vavuiin, son of a leading business man of Miami, was thrown under a loaded wagon aiid a wheel passed over his head causing death in a few minutes.

A of natives of the Solomon islands decoyed an Englishman named Nelson and three native boys to one of their villages and then murdered thciu and devoured tho bodies. Maouik II. tho dam of Iroquois and other celebrated race horses, died recently after a two days' illness. She was considered by many to be the most celebrated brood mare in America. James Jackson, aged eighteen, while gunning at Jamaica Plain, L.

was killed by the accidental discharge of his gun. Harry Weeks, while gunning at Rockwell was fatally wounded. Tun Indiana Supreme Court has decided the Legislative act unconstitutional which prohibited the piping of natural gas outside the State line, the same interfering with the Federal law regulating inter-commerce. Tiie finding of two human fingers, torn by force from the hand, and the arm of tho same man, ovldontly torn from the liody, has caused great excitement at Chattanooga, Tenn. A murder has been committed and the body torn to pieces.

Dn. Mauy Wekks-Bauxett has brought suit for $50,000 damages against Frances E. Willard, president of tho National Women's Christian Temperance Union, for circulating false statements concerning tho management of the Women's Christian Temperance Hospital on Cottage Grove avenue, Chicago. A sensation has been caused in London by the announcement that Parnell has become possessed of Pigott's secret private diary. Plgott was a notorious forger and perjurer who fled to Spain and committed suicide.

Serious exposures are threatened against Government officials. The most unique way of celebrating the success of James E. Campbell for Governor of Ohio was displayed by Allen O. Myers, the Cincinnati journalist, lie rode through the streets mounted on one of John Robinson's camels. Tho animal was gaily attired and the turnout was followed by an Immense mob.

Alkxamikk llAiutisoK, the American artist, who is a member of the American art jury at the Paris Exposition, and on whom the jury of awards conferred a minor decoration, has declined the proffered honor. He claims unfairness in awarding the decorations and says that "rigiish '''iters obtained the highest honors. The sum of $400,000 was paid over by the Provincial Government of Quebec to Father Turgein, representing tho Jesuit order in Canada, in consideration of the order's total and perpetual abandonment of claims to the estates which became the property of the Crown when the order was suppressed nearly a century ago. Insurance and Loan Hroker. Collections Made, Taxes Paid.

Also Six Per Cen Ll J. W. HOGUE, Notarial Work done and Abstracts made. First Mortgage Farm Loans I For eastern investors a specially. Call on me.

Room Brown's Bl'k. With S. Simonson Son, dealers in Russell Creek Coal. Office and Yard at the Elevator, Corner Crawford and 20th. CHURCH DIRECTORY.

I 1' 5 Interest, and privilege to pity part of the principal TWICE A YEAR. Eighteenth street and 1 ol-IV inont avenue. Services ench 8iindB morning and evculng. Snbhath 8choo at :00 young People's meeting Sunday evoning and Tuesday evening at 7:30. Hegular prayer incotiug on Thumlay ercnlnr i J.

U. Hkant, Pastor. wests Wi am isv. BiiptlBt. Cor.

Johnson avenue ami Seven-leenth street. Services every Sunday morning and evening. Sunday School, Young People's meeting, Sunday evening at Prayer meeting, Thursday evening J. T. Hoye, Pastor.

---rtwu'Wimr Xo other company in the loaning bust Livery And Feed Stable, ness can compete with these low rates We keep the best of rigs and careful drivers for our customers. We have PIANOS, ORGANS, And Stringed Instruments at A. LARKIN'S NEW STORE, jsgj-No More Middle Men Employed. I will sell a 90 Organ for $60; a li 20 Organ for $70. Pianos and Organs sold Monthly Payments.

A GENERAL CUT IN PRICES of Pianos and Organs. Save middle men's commissions when you buy. The best Pianos at reduced prices to the buyer who comes TO MY STORE. of interest and easy terms of payment Call or write to them before you MAKE A LOAN Christian. Forrest avenue between seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.

Services llrst and third Sundays in the month at II o'clock a. and every Sunday evening, Young Peoplo's mooting Bunday evening Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7 J. P. Witt, Pastor. added to our barn a large addition, winch uiUK.es it one ot tue largest in tho West.

New buggies and carriages ami fijie driving horses always on hand. WE KEEP A SPECIAL NIGHT-WATCHMAN IN OUR BARN TO ATTEND If you have any money lying idle they TO NIGHT WORK, FACILITIES FOR FEEDING UNEQUALED. Corner Johnson Avenue and Seventeenth street. will allow you Iron 4 to 6 per cent. "A penny saved is a penny LOTS FOR SALE! J.

O. McGLNNES Episcopal. Cor. Corning avenue and Klght- couth street. Sorvloes every Sunday morn; iug at 11 o'clock.

Sunday School and Young Poople's mooting Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. Hichahb Ellkhbt, Hoetor. Presbyterian. Cor. Forrest avenue and Seventeenth street.

Services every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock iind evening at o'clock. Sunday School, 9:48. Young Peoplo's meeting, Sumluy evening o'clock. Tonckers' mooting, Wednesday evening, o'clock. Regular Prayer mooting Thursday ovoiilng ut o'clock.

KuwabdK. Walker, Pastor. Catholic. Cor. Wost Central and Dlrravonucs Mass every niorningatB o'clock.

First Mass Sunday morning 8 o'clock. High MassSunday morning Vespor service Sunday even-lug 4 o'clock. John Ward, l'antor. United lirethren. llelmont avenue and Twentieth street.

Sorviccs every Sunday morning and evening, 11 o'clock a. in. and p. m. Sunday School at 3 p.

in. JtEV. Moore, Pastor, pongrcgationnl. Chureli closed: no services. PARSONS i Caused Hy Jonlousy.

Scotia, Nov. 1ofor midnight Tnesday night Ji L. l'orde-uioro, a well-known citizen, was shot and instantly killed by Calvin Madison. Tho tragedy occurred in front of Madison's residence, and near tho court house, in which the election returns were being counted. Madison was joalous of Por-demore, and they had been on bad terms for some time.

llHyarrt-tiymer Wedding. WAsiiinotox, Nov. 8. Hon. Thomas F.

Bayard, ex-Secretary of State, and Miss Mary Willing Clymerwero married at one o'clock yesterday afternoon at the bride's residence, No. 1017 street, in the presence of a most distinguished company. Nineteen Sailors Drowned. Yokoiioma, Nov. 8.

Tho American ship Chesebro ugh, from Iliogo for New York, has been wrecked on the northern coast of Japan. Nineteen of her crew were drowned. IS NOW LOCATED IN The Main Block on Central Avenue. Me has the largest exclusive Harness and Saddlery Business in the County. His stock is all clean and new, no shop-worn goods.

HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP ROBES OP EVERY VAKIETY AND PEIOE. TOWN COMPANY PARSONS COMMERCIAL BANK, PAES0NS, KANSAS, CAPITAL SURPLUS $62,000. Does a general Banking business. Sells STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from Europe. Issues FOREIGN DRAFTS and LETTERS of Credit on the principal Cities of Europe.

E. H. EDWARDS, President. H. A.

WADE, Vice-President, G. W. HAWK, Cashier. HAVE CHOICE TOWN LOTS FOR BUSINESS DIRECTORY. I Sale in all parts of the City.

It will pay you to look his stock over before you buy elsewhe re His prices arc within the reach of all. Call and examine. AGENT. LEE CLARK, HG. WEIII), C.

CAM) WELL. ATTOUNEYa AT LAW. (Illlue over City Hank. Practise State and Federal Courts. Parsons, Kansas.

In W. HOAUDMAN, M. HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OIHce In Kimball Block. Kesidcnso between 10 and 17 East Johnson Ave.

AU1I1EL Jc TINDEH, IX PHYSICIANS AND PI HGEON8. Office, Koouis No. 1, 2, i), and 4, Over Smith's Drug Store, Parsons, Kansas. D. ATKINSON, SUCCESSOR TO SIMONS ATKINSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. General prncticioner, will practice in nil courts. Office over Commercial Bank. J. R.

P. SULLIVAN, THE Ml BOOK SELLER JEROME It. BROWN, F. M. THOMPSON, IRA F.

ADAMS, President. Vice-President. Sec'y and Treas. Intcr-State Mortgage Trust Co. YEAST! YEAST! Ask your grocer for Hie Daisy Yeast and take no other.

Guaranteed to keep fresh longer than any other yeast made. Money to loan on Farm and City Properly at Lowest Rates of Interest. Xo delay in closing up loans. JAMES HEACOCK, M. HOMOEOPATHISTS, P.

O. Box, 412, Parsons, Kansas. Rooms over City Bank. Olliee hours 9 to 11 a. m.i 'i to 4 p.

m. (Jo to Lamberts for Holland Herring, CAPITAL, $100,000. Camprll's IMnraiity. Ciscik.nati, Nov. 8.

Unofficial returns, including a few official returns, have been received from all the counties in Ohio. They show a plurality for Campbell of 11,454. Mahonc's Deficit. Richmond, Nov. 8.

Tho Richmond Dispatch publishes a tabulated statement of the vote of the State, giving McKinney a majority of 41,000. i Invaded lly Dervishes. London, Nov. 7. It is reported that 20,000 dervishes have invaded the district of Suaedeh and that they have found 8 abundance of food.

JiLOOiivo-i-E, te roues east ot iium, was recently swept by fire. Is the municipal elections iu Italy the Liberals and Radicals defeated tho Clericals at all points. The Servian budget shows a defloit ol 4,000,000 francs which bo made by new taxes and retrenchment, A heavy storm struck the harbor of Galveston, on the 6th. Considerable damage resulted to shipping, CuAKin Pasha, Governor of Crete, do nios officially the truth of reports of outrages by Turks in that island. I- Go'to Flynu Woods for creamery GRAVES.

II All kinds of School Supplies, Legal Blanks, Stationery of every description. All the latest Publications constantly received. Corner Central Avenue and Commercial Alley. VI: lJutter. a HEAL ESTATE INSURANCE.

Short time Loans. Come and see us before making a loan. Real estate trades and sales made by W. II. SWATZELL.

JEROME R. BROWN, F. M. THOMPSON, Manager Western olilce, Parsons, Kan. Man'gr Eastern Office, GreenHeld, Mass Choice Malaga Grapes at Flynu DR.

O. E. PETEHS, EYE AND EAR SUR0EON. Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat. Parsons, Kansas.

First lass ood's. Go to Wood's for pure Buckwheat Flour iiild Slaple Syrup. The Neatest and Latest Novelties in Fancy Dry Goods at A. II. Kreider Go's.

a W. IDEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. And Deputy County Attorney. Room 10, Brown's block, UNDERTAKING 1 i ELLIS AND wm and Sewinff Machines CITY DENTAL ROOM, IN KANSAS MEDICAL INSTITUTE BUILDING. 1)11.

MoMANIGAL, Dental, Surgeon, Teoth Extracted without pain by use of tlio Gnl-vanous Electrodes. km, We find the best and largest line of EMBALMING. MON5Y AND MARKETS, riiiaiiclal. NEW YoiiK Money on call easier, at 46 percent. Prime mercantile paper 554(8 8.

Sterling exchange quiet at 4.S1 for sixty day bills and 4.89 for demand. Chicago New York exchange S5330c discount. Money rates steady at per cent, for call and 7 per cent, tor time loans. BosTON-Moncy 4 per cent. Eschango on New York 5 1 Jic discount St.

Louis Exchange on New York at 50 65c discount Grain, Provisions, futile, Ktc. Kansas Cuv-Flour, lalrly aotivoj family, II. Oi; choice Cl.5; fancy. II. SO.

Wheat steady; No. bard. GZe bid, G3'ic asked; November, Me; No. 8, Mi'c bid; No. a red, bid.

Cora, nominal; No. 8, 5e bid; November, illiio askod; No. white, 5c bid. Oats, No. 9, 10'iC bid, askod.

Rye, No. 2, bid. Mess pork, $11. 00. Lard, ffi.tS.

Dry alt short clear, Butter, firm; fancy creamery, 30ilc fancy dairy, 17c. steady at 170. Cottle, tinner; butchers, 5j cows, stackers, M. 4X53.30. Hogs, active but weak choice light, OI; heavy, 13.75 3.8).

Sheep, firm at N.853.60. Chicaqo-FIout, steady: winter wheat patents, H1994.40; sprlog wheat do 4o4.90. Wheat, weaker; No. spring, No. No.

8 red, May, 84Via Corn, strong: No. as'ic; May, Oats, quiet; No. S.18XO. Rye. No.

2, SSo asked. Mess pork, l9.iOao.SV Lard, KM Dry salted shoulders, M.871S4.50. Buttor, active; fancy oreotnery, bestdniry, 19940. Eggs, 1930o. Cattle, dull: choice beeves, KB) Steers, Ij.7lla4.90; stockers, l.ui.8.V Hogs, slowj mixed, heavy, M7ft4.

light M.8yit4.S5. Sheep, steady at 8.00 I.W); lambs, Whisky, I1.0S. St. Louis Flour, firm; family. I3.SOB&.00; choice, U.75!.W; fancy, Wheat unsettled; No.

3 red, TBhS'ic; December, tO'J 7Uo; May, 81'ie asked. Corn, dull; No. 2, BJt80o: December. iiSc; February, Oats, dull; hid 19o asked. Bye, No.

WVie bid, Pork (11.123. Lard, prime steam, I9.7S. Dry salt short clear, SJ.87'4; hams, Hl.2WIia.V8. Butter, quiet; ereamcry, 1928c; dairy, 16318c. Eggs, higher Cottle, easy, ohoioe natives, M.20O14.6S; fair to good, iS.So4S5; lookers, 11.803.00.

Hogs, lower; heavy, 13 80 4.00; paoking, I3.708.90; light Sheep, strong at Whisky, il.uS. New Yobk Flour, moderately aotive winter wheat low grades, K.o0s,85: fair to fancy, I8.0034.C0; patents, Wheat firmer; No. red, In elevator; No, 8, SOHaSlc; No. red, November, Do-ctmtoer, S4(aS4t4c; May. Corn, Ormt No.

iWQtthe In elevator; No, White, 41ttifi.48o; pngrodefl mixed, Oats, firmer; No. white, KU flcj mixed weitern, 4e7Hfl. P.ork, inspected, fil.ee 11.50, Lard, quiet; westorn steam, I6.40efl.45; Middles, short clear, 7 85. Butter, firm; Kir fins, SHo; western dairy, 9il6c; western praam 18a2Htc. quiet; western, fiS(4e fflttbs, shaile poor to best na- tires, HorwiM, Hasa, jH.4.W.

Sheop quiet at (8,50515,001 Umbs, DBVUItAIKlt AMUUVdXfi, Honors Matrlhiilrd Kor Services ac th Fsris Exposition. Pa his, h'py. 8. The following is a complete list iA ti.s Americans connected with the Exposition upon rll.o,Ti Imvp hi'en conferred! iiraiio: nr of the Legion of Honor, Ueneral W. Vrsnkllu, of tho Leuion ft s.

p. 'J k. f.eiicrq! W. Sold at the lowest possible prices for reliable goods. Tlio famous DAVIS uoaKs, jjress uoods mul Carpets at A.

II. Kreider Z'. a Leave orders ut Hawkins llros. for the wagon to call for your Bags and iron. Oraera by mail promptly attended to.

Three eomulete Maiiiifiietniw'a im SEWINU MACHINE a specialty. A. M. HUNTER. FINEST HEARSEIN SOUTHERN KANSAS Fred Wiggins hits opened out an Oyster Parlor and Restaurant, and a Lunch Stand connected Vitl) it, tm Central avenue, north room of Kirn-ball block, ami has also a full mont, of fruits, candies, cigars and tobacco.

Everything is fresh and sweet. Give him a call and you'll be happy. of shoes for Men, Women and Children North Central Avenue Go to Lambert's for Fresh Lake Trout and White Fish, Fob Hunt a large room down Staire, south front, at pil'S-more's, corner Forrest and 17th street, opposite rresbyteriai) churpli. If yon have any Furniture or Stoves to sell, Hawkins pros, is the place. They will pay you more for your goods than yon can get elsewhere.

See tliom before selling. i Special Excursion. aj, woouTuirs aji regular niakes ai)d clieaper than any job of poor stuff. Look to Your Own interest. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL The Ladies, Misses and Childrens Cloaks nt, Wnrnlrnfl" 'lll i.uvo trJ Wg Jiaye no Jittle baits with which to catch you.

We give as low seen to.be appreciated as to styles, Henry Blomberg wants everybody to know that he is better than ever prepared to do all kinds of House and Sign Tainting, Graining, Plain, and Decorative Paper Hanging, in the best and latest styles, Olilce 18(h street of Library Building. prices or all of pur gqoqs as you can get them for anywhere else in I'livon. itu iuiiuui' CXUIU1IS eclipsed a the city, styles and qualities, considered. Look at our goods. Our The Interior Land and Immim-iitinn DEALER IN FURNITURE.

Cloaks for The Little Ones. We have just received the finest line Co. pt penver, Colorado, will rim special Pttlirnan Cae from Oirmd Kansas to Ogden, Utah', Quean Cjty of the west on-'-r Not. -12th- ikftd' "at of Infants' long Cloaks and Children's goods are fresh, just received from the market. Just to let you see how cheap our goods are, we will quote a few prices.

Calico at 3c pr yd, good dress gingham at 7c, Muslin from 5c up, Canton Flannel at 6cts, Chlidrens wool hose 10c per pair. Think of it! Childrens eil grain screw button school shoe, only 8octs per pair, worth 1.40 Gray blankets for each or per pair. We have a nice line of Woolen" and Merino underwear. Mjsns scarlet wool shirts and drawers only Cgcts each or occts per suit'. Womihs oil graip shoes Cioiiis for t-n.

four and six year olds ever shown in tlfis cit'. ilaljurn If you want to get your moneys worth for the best and freshest line of groceries, ilour, meats, candies, cigars, ti.luceo or anything else in his line, be sure to gi) to J. P. Hinds, on -East avenue ami give him a trial. The latest styles of Furniture always on hand.

Articles delivered priced goods Every mother should amen piace. meie -will the greatest opportunity ever offered for the investment of capital for a sure and (iiijck return. Excursion will run out over Frisco via. I' 1'. and bact see the goods.

W. Uartlett Co free of charge to any part of the City. Another Cure. It. U.

Muso, a wesiliiiy fai'iner living over the Kio Grande, thus viewing the Beats Competition. onlyi; a great bargain. Hamilton alpaca at 8cts. Mohair mixture Ipcts per yard. Empire cloth 12 Jcts.

Fall Fap.giej at iOcts aiid Henrietta at ijcts, Oi)r lne of silk warp, all wool and striped Henrietta is complete. Red damask at 25cts per yard. Before purchasing cloaks, shawls etc. please call around and inspect 7 1 1. jr.

i as tiit-y but 1 the v-i I'-, CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOGM just south of town ami who had been sutTenng for some time with a cancerous formation on Iiis lip, 1ms been cured by Ir. Graves of this city. This ii of a et! numlM-r of uiiest. cenery on tiie globe. For fur-further information address Frisco iiiai.l.

Tbco, T. 1'eny Lambert's, Lambert's, Lambert's, i -r 'i r- and win uus. iicin3 nave givcii uur uns iuw piu.es, ana are now givincr them still lower rates. "One Price Store," on Johnson A'-iui- enst of sUa.i. I 'IT A Vr, V) CT A irr-MTt T7 wi 1 l-iiLoi.