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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Sir6fi&e WeuigRetten.
Snlano.
@rbbi6cee gbicaso.

Mm Snnntag. ben s.. Wdra, uurbs In
@bieaso bo9w Batter &oles, 8farrer Der
ct. Warisntlrde, pon sinsm Srausniim
msr nit einsm Stein 9eworfen, ais er mad
benz abenb @ottssbisnifs fi9 tn BITE Sacri'
liei bsssbsn polte. Batter &oIes wurbe
guar ~sstroffsn, bod sIidIidsr Wsiie nidt
uerlest, unb ebe ba5 6rausnsimmsr einen
,weiten Stsin, bsren he nod mebrere bel
t6 battle, werfsn f%onnte, mar fe idon BON
einiseu @smsinbsmitaIisbsm fefsebalteu.
Oas Grauen,immsr, Sonora S'Rsara nit
Namen, 1T i~ufinnis unb bat i&on i'm lssa
ten Sommsr sinsu dbnli9en NnStiff auf
Batter @cuIsr gsma9t.
Der bn6tp. Ssrr Caro-, Yfarrer Der @ss
nleinbe tn @hSr, Wiu Co., 6aut cine ID 6ne
Rirde uno Uirb ben Bau BITS Mitte Wiai
~besnbissn. Die Ginpeibuns iou am IL.
Wai itaiifinosn unb botp. Ss,r Cara
beabR5tist, an bisiem Gage sur gtqIem'
Ii9tsit ieinsr pislsn Srspnbs siusn SpsBial.
SuS bon @bicaso arsnOronsn.
@r3biSesfs BaItimor.
9a bic ~finan,ielen anssIesenbeitsn
beS WRt. ct. Warp's college su Smmstts,
burg pisbsr ssreselt iinb, if Der pom Gs,
ridts Dor siusm Sabre ernannte vRscsipsr"
wisbsr ieiuss amtss sntboben porbsu.
GrBbi6esis MiIwautee.
Sonntag ben 10. WdrS fanb In Der ga
ibsbrale in Cincinnati BITE Sdlusfsisr bss
A.. Yropinbial @pnctls ifait. Die Batter
unb SffsiaIsn bee @oncils sossn I'M 10
nbr in Yroysliion tn bic Rit9s, mo elm
feierIi&ss 9otamt nit Yrsbist ~abssbaltsn
warb. Gs bate f5 In Der RatbsbraIs
cine IOl4s an,abl anbd9tissr su Der 5sisr
sinsefelt, baB bas sroBs @ottssbaus bis
sum Iestsn plat seflut mar. Nm Ra1'
mittas trat has 9ouciI bur S9IuBfsuns
Sliammsn. Natbsm Der bodpirbits. 8i'
l9of @Iber gum Sbrons Dor ben altar se.
lsitet mar unb bic Sisuns srSfnst bate,
wurben bic pi9ttaitsn pom benz gonSil
sntworfensn Ostrete uerlelsn uub swar
tbsiIpsils bur1 bo5w. U. Woss BON
glsuaanb uno tbsiIweile burd ben bod.
Soispb 6i6ter, d. ID.
Die Dsfrete parea ielbltrebsnb In latsi
niidsr Spra4s psrfaBt unb sntbieltsn
ndbsrs Bsitimmunssn iber bic abmini'
%ftration Der Esmporalien, iber ben Ab.
i5luB ssmii6tsr Chen, iibsr bic 6lsibuns
Der Yrieiter pdbrenb unb auBerbalb gsilts
li9sr 0srri9tunssn &C. Sopiel mir aus
benz Oetrete' ibsr bic Rirdenmuit erfab'
rem fOnHtsn, 70 itrsbt Der grlaB bsislbsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
S@Sne eommamiomanoenfem

SIN 8erIas Der FeiBisen unb woblbe'
fannten Gtrma Wiblbauer uub
BebrIe, 20. Al Soutb Ga Gale StraBe,
tn @bicaao, III elm neues anbentsn an bic
erffe bl. Communion In aItbeutidsm Sip!s
eri&ieneu, baS mir uniern 2eiern btit!ns
empfeblen f6nusn. DaHslbe felt tn bib'
ider poIptromiruns BITE @inietuns ses
aIe,b. Satramsutss bar. S6eu bas
6o@wirbisite nit Weirau4 i%psnbenben
gn9sIn su bsibsn Ssiten. brunier bas ltbte
Nbsnbmabl, in tIsinern SsIbern auf Cobb
9runb, has Spfsr WeldiiebeGs. Der Se'
nub bss 8 ifstlammss unb bas Sammsln
bes Wanna's. Gin babidsr Rran3 umfaBt
tas Game. Dieie Communion Anbsnfen,
wsIde nit bsuti9em ober ensliften Cert
au baben fnb, fOit.n per Dusenb bios
81. 80; fsbr biaig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
OeneraI SfobeIeT.
(Dsr 8abrr Der pannasiasn.)

lSr UupTfr OCT YaHiaplpen'J
General StobsIsff, sin nod iunssr
Wann Don SO Sabrsn, 1T elmer Der bebsu'
teniten @sneraIe &uBlanbs. @ine Solba:
tsnpatar bur6 uno burd, bon GROCER per-
iSNi4er Gapfsrfeit, bs.ra9tst CT ben R,ies
als isin @lement. @r bot feline uuswsifeI'
bait porbanoene triessriide 8ssabuus iibers
bies bur9 srinolidss 2srnen ausssbiIbst
bsute TT er General Der g~apauerie, Conn
manbeur bss @sorssorbens NIT benz Sterne
unb-sin berl5mter Manu.
90 sroB aber feline militdriiden 0ouiae
finb, 10 penis psroeu In ben &reilen, BE
ibm am nd4lisn isbsn, feline @baractersi,
senidaftsu sei&dSt. Der ibsraus.. pobls
wolsnbe @roBfarif Nitolaiswiti1 nabm
TIN mad AbioIpiruns isiner Siubisn an Der
@eneraIitubs @tabsmis aIs O%rbonnansof.
filter gu ftp, mar absr ssnStbist, i'm ais
balo aus ielner umsebuus Su entfsrnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Saar, 4alo(tl, Giftl unh guusria.

Rad benz YorbiIbe bes Qlnbwirtbs
f4aftIi9en 8ereins su go9sm, bat f1 nun
aud elm FOLDER Serein in goiser unb @Qsr
conifitpirt.
9 aarbrIden. Am 10. Sebruar
srlas, SO Sabre aIt, In ct. Sobann Der
t6niSli5e Rotar. 5srr gpmunb Rre4el
etnem Iansidbrisen 6erslbeI. Der 9srs
iforbens senoB aIs pfi9tsetrsusr Bsamtsr,
tii9tissr Birssr unb liebensmirbiser @es
ieufdafter, tie alssmsinfe A9tuns Der se,
iammtsu ginwobnsri4aft.
SaarIouis.' am IL. Ssbruar Wors
gems fanbsn bic gItsrn zines bieiaen iuus
gen l7idbrisen Wdb9ens, bas ssiiern nod
frii4 unb ssiunb mar. basieIbe els 2si9e
i'm Bett.
Die tatboIif4 Str9e Su Bur,
bad (5iliaIe uon ct. SobannsS aarbrlt,
ten) 1T ben A~lttatbolitsn fur ben Nitses
brau& 3useipro@en wOrben.
Bittere RIagen briust bic ,Gobs
Isn3sr YoIfs3tsA iber BITE Stromsr in Der
gifeI. Wan Isie 5oIssnbss baIlber aus
isnsm BIatt: 0ie 2~anbplase Der Stromer
unb hrs arbsitsIolsn 9stnbtIs bat aud In
unisrsr armen @essnb cine ioIds S5bs srs
rsi9t. baB Elm srnfIi9ss gini9rsitsn Der
Bsb6rbe isbr erwani&t wdre. RidtisItsn
tam man an einem Gage IL - Is FOLDER
psrbd1tissr @eisasn unisre O6rfsr pnb
O6ridsn abitrsidsn isbsn. Die game
9anbirsi5ersi III In elm orbsntIi5ss Spitsm
seSradt; bic 9ssenb In gentle Serbersss
bssirts absstbeiIt; in iebem 8s,irts III bic
NisbsIase our Nd5tisuus unb Samm,
lung, BEL irssnb einsm iossuauntsn ,gbris
i%filsnsrt' b. 3. 9umpsniammIsr, 8~sttIsr,
Refslfidsr unb ber9l., uon NO aus bic
9sseno i'm llntrsis pon "a Stunben
abseftrsift wirb, NO man absnbs suiams
men t6mmt, um bic Bsuts 80 pertbsilsn
unb bsim Sdnaps Su usriu6sIu. Gin
Stromer sibt Ranos bsm auosrn.
au benz tSmiidsu SssrdbniBpIass
In st. 9auIin BEL Grier fanben bieisr Gage
bic arbsitsr pisosr uisle E6pfe, llrnsu,
2imp1sn &C. 0absi fanS man nod pier
S1aIsn pom terra sigillata nit Stsmpsl,
flsins iduarte Erintbs6er unb ueri5isosne
Perlen.
Erier. am RaImittag bss %. Ses
bruars ifarb, Der Sobn bss g6auhseauf,
isbsrs Sru. Smanbt. OsrieIbe wurpe auf
Der Raribaus, no er bsi&dftist mar, bur4
sinsn IA - Is Yfuno i9usrsn Sui4Ias'
hammer sstroffsn, an pel9sm Der Stiel
ssrbrad anb Der nit uousr Wadt benz Ars
men auf ben esib fog.
R InifermaisIb Ser miloe
@inter uub be isstse quite Witttruus
brinst IN Sslb unb @aIo, an 8dumsn u.
I. 10. man1e gridsiuuns Su Gage. Im
%. Sebruar fanb elm bisfssr g~inpobusr
In einsm tlsinsn @sb0ISe Elm amlelnsf
(iossnannte WdrsmdreD nit 5 gier, bic
mad ben bsobadtstsn 3ei1ea baIb ausses
brhtst isin werben. Ssbsnfaus 1T bieiss
aud su ben SoIsen Der mi!ben @itteruns
;u SdbIsu.
Tim bic @~emetnben bss 5eapalo Dor
benz Sluri1aosn Der WiIoi9uetne Ja l4l3s
,en bat Der preuBil1e Winiifer fur 9anSs
wirtbiaaft bel9lo1sn, baB elm Sbsil bts
6o6ualSss In Der Ausbebnura pon s0,s
OOe Wetsr umsittsrt psrbs. Die betrefs
fsuosn @smsinbsn Ieiiisn bisrbsi einise
SlIfe.
auf S4IoB SsIfebanss bel 6altsn'
berg iiarb I'M 10. 9~sbsnsiabre bic wesen
ibrsr @lte ssssn Notblsibsnpe ~weitumber
ssi9asts Baronin @sline .. grsHac, ssb.
Baroniu .. Saints incent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
Original: Gorreiponben3.
Mlsrantrien, Gsppten, bel

AlfTanprtfn, S9ppffn, Den ~ UfpT.
Tbeuefer Sreuubl Sc fnb awar erf ct.
nice ueniae Eaae pafofeu, felt i'd ibnen
einise 3eiIen NIT @Iidwani9sn gum Neu.
iabr fanbte, aber felt meinem Iesten Ian.
germ Beridte fnb bier iebr ui4tise polls
tti4e @rsisntBe porsetahen, bic i4 nt4t
uerfeblen wiu, Sbnen nit3utbeilsn. Sui
Au9uft lsstsn 5abres TT tn @aero stne mt
lttdrii&e Nspolte aussebro4en. yin Sbe,It
Arabi'1ep on Der Spits istnss &ssimen'
tee bra4te, porldufs tn nnblutt9er Wsile,
bte Wani4: oss arabii9en lelsmsntes
aur &enntntB beS Vieetontss. S'ele
Wnnl9e batteu, pte Ste wobl ans suro'
pdil6en Sldttern umltdnolt9er ~ ertab'
rem @sle9snbstt 9sbabt babsn ue,ben,
suu1 9aupt,wsd, BITE Gests1ung pom
gtnfiuB Der europdtidsn 9roBmd4te los
!. LIZ oslssa"s yet 9os.n .
soglts" Stuen pn.~ e'assoO.sa. NV.
U1.a'ge; "nss.wa'.S wa'e Vss au,SS."
ethes lo1~en Ve'l'eS W OCT "tn'e ut oe"
E!enSlIeH ueaBteSe'" e1~.os,. wo'Vsn,
S,et gu sahee IaHo man IS lut suI' 0sa'
@Aotenae" o,elet Seu's ~nag5u9eSSa, .m
oem Sinn o.elet seate ssns2mes V m
t.uu' " oIgta ano lg"eB"g psn 's mns
Ia9te' ataou Csp auI zen eo9eh pp'e"
tuars uS'e'a''"'ps'S ''
~ oeIotoetH.
@~nalanb, has ftetS eth pablarnss Anss
out Gsppteu bat, t@sint tn nsuersr Sstt
ben Sslamtten btnt4tlt3 lslnsr Abft@ten
aut tyr lt6nss Sano petodtttSsr ais le &C.
rroroen gu leln, binpieoerunl rna@sn
@sppten uno bic oalelbtt t5 aolp'slsnoen
GreiSniBe ben Srttfsn utsls Sot9sn: be
europdtidsn Sldtter ipredsn, oosr btller
8ela9t bic Siplomaten lpreden BURG
bic gldtiter BON etnsrn uebsrelnton1'
men 8uiidsn England uno 6ranfrst1.
uona4 bieie beiSsn SrObmd4ts it4 3u s'
mem VorSsbsn I'M NtQanoe usrpfI4tst bas
ben iouen.
Da nun bic SipIomaten asuS6nIi6 has
@sasntbeiI Don hem iaaeu, mas ie ibun
uollen, 70 fnbet bteie poraeblide guIiau,
niraenbs @Iauben. VisImebr ideint es
fiber, baB ii9 bic bsibsn @robmdGte ipins
nenfetub einanber qeseniber ffeben, fd
aeniettia auf bic Singer isbsu unb Bel Der
sriisn @eIsssnbsit fi9 aspptsns baIber tn
bic 5aare fallen ueroen.
rntebeFen sebsn BITE TN 9anb beaonne.
men &eformen, uenn au9 lauslam, bod
nit Io~bsnsperfber Musbauer ibren Wea.
Nur Elm nebslftanb tritt su Gage unb Der
III fur bic guropdsr, bic ii1 in espptiiGen
Dieniisn ~bsfinbeu, iebr fmpfintli9, blrfts
es absr ipdter nod mebr werbsn. Dos
WiBtrausn, msIdes gnslanb unb Srant,
REID bur4 ibre offeRtunbissn gnnGrionss
seluife bier 3u 2anbe ausideu, IS eritrsdt
ft4 BET ben sspptildsn Reformsn nun be
reits auf aue frsmbsn gaationsn Obne I'm,
teridieb, nobel man natlrIi4 has Rinb
NIT benz Babe ausltattst. Sd islbft Ten,
ne tl9tise. ,s4ti9affsns guropdsr in bic.
fsen Staats dmtsrn, bic trsus unb rebli9
i1on pisIs Sabre binourd bsr bisiaen Re.
9ie,uns 9esen mdbiaen @ebalt ibre Dienfte
wibmen. Sect brobt bisisn sbrIidsn BE.
amtsn, fat bes wobl pe,oienten Qobnes fur
ibre efoIsreidsu 9stfuuaen, penn 60 10
Soxt oehk Ma E,tInN.o ,,sA.Ek.Ik ILL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28

Krone; Guiana Roisnsr, alt IS Sabre,
Wittwe bes seIebtsn 5utfabritanten Sos
bann 8aptif 5erron. = 90: Nnna Ras
tbarina Rers, alt so Sabre, gbefrau BON
@brtItopb 9ansiam. = a.: Sobann 5us
bsrtp, alt SO Sabre, gateuan Der Stdnbes
TANNER. - 25.: Watbieu Soisp5 OeIbsa,
alt SS Sabre, 8ebsr; Wiaibrorb 5aas,
alt IL Sabre, gisentbdmsr.
Gipilfanb Der stabt Grepsnma6er.
SterbefdIIe: 8pm Is. Ssbruar:
anna Waria Diet, alt SO Sabre, 0ittue
uon Anton Dieubonue. = 49,: Suianna
@aipari, alt rs Sabre, gbsfrau pom @eors
5%erneupont GRANDDAUGHTER. - as: Wi1el
@eIbaulen, alt AZ Sabre, Ststn5ausr. -
Bonn 1. Mdr8: Or. .. Rnaff, alt 70
Sabre, Ar3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-28
GipilRanb Der StaSt 9~ursmburs.

6siratbsn. - Bonn l6. Sebruar:
Yaul RitoIas DiJeu Raufmann, nit ara
rte antoinstte Sulia Oumont. - ls. A:
Rsmp Ssinri9 Sbsiisu, Wsbsr, nit ga
tbarina Warion; Serbinanb 0irs, S6IOia
fer nit glilabetb 0~tuppsrt; Sobann Ger
binano Sunesr, Boifattsur, NIT Wasoa
lena Ssis; RItoIas Netbsr, SdIohsr, nit
Ra,ia Rn6rser; gmil Sster SIonbsIct,
WobsIirsr, nit @liiabstb Ssis aarl ga'
gen 9sieune, YubssIarbsiter, nit &sSina
RnO4; Soispb aIsranber S&od. 9snbarm.
nit aaselita @raas; Satob YbiIipp 2te'
Der, Silbbausr, nit @pa senannt Gnnu
Eraui9, -2l. 6ranb 6or. Eabatipinnsr,
nit Masaretba Wanoerua@.
SterbefdIIe: Bonn II. Sebruar
Robsrt Wsu, alt so Sabre, Ginnsbmsr be,
ginrssiftriruns, Der &ittsr Der @t4en
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
IS IT NOT PREMATURE g?

II, as Is reported, Wash Jones is to be
III the field as an independent candidate
for Governor, he must look to his lau-
rels, for, as will be seen from an inter
view elsewhere published very worthy
citizen of Waco has hoisted the banner
of independence and proposes to appeal
to the thoughtful and untrammeled of
all parties for support. Gen. J. B. Rob-
ertson-for it is of him we are speaking
plants himself upon platform or dec
laration of principles that fairly chal-
lenges, in the main, the commendatory
appreciation of all good citizens It
is unexceptionable, and the high per-
sonal standing OF Genl r. affords
ample assurance not alone that he is in
earnest, but that he could be relied on
to give practical expression to these
principles were he in the gubernatorial
chair. But, with all this, it occurs to
the EXAMINER that democrats are not
yet prepared to concede the hopeless
ness Of instituting these reforms
through and by the regular party organ
ization. The state canvass has not open
ed yet. A democratic convention is to
be held, and it will make a declaration
of principles. A candidate for Cover
nor is to be nominated, and he may be
full as progressive as our esteem
ed friend General Robertson. Is
It expected that III ad-
vance of these developments democrats
are to assume that the party cannot be
relied on to formulatt a timely policy,
or carry it out when formulated ? Gen.
Robertsons platform will be more inter-
esting when the democratic convention
speaks. We freely admit there is room
for improvement in democratic practices.
We submit there must be q change il
many respects if the party would hold
its own. But the EXAMINER is full of
hope this year that the party is going
to wake up and shake off some OF its
barnacles and be u nineteenth century
party-the latter part of the century at
that. We are not yet ready to con-
cede its incompeteney or indisposition
to inaugurate the indentical policy Gen.
Robertson enunciates. AS long as there
is the ghost of chance to make the
fight under the old tag-in the union,
as it were-we shall look with distrust
upon all movements and measures that
SAVIOR OF revolt or even peaceable seces-
sion. 1t is early in the season yet-sup-
pose Gen'l Robertson bides with us pa
tiently and let us see if the regular de-
mocracy will not take steps to make un-
necessary this departure from the party
organization.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
SEE WHO ENDORSES THE GENUINE,

Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
Rt. Rev JnO. W. Beckwith, Bishop of Ga !
Gen. JnO. B. Gordon L. S Senator,
Rt, Rev. Bishop Pierce,
Hon JnO. GIL Shorter,
j. Edgar Thompson,
Hon. Il, IL. hin,
Hon. J. {. BreUkInridge,
Prof. DsYid Willis, ID. ID.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner, OF Ga.
Lewis Wunder, Asst. z. NJ. fhila Pa.
and thousands OF others from when have
letters OF Commrudation aud accommodation.
Testimonials are received every day from
persons of education and prominence from all
parts OF the country, and all that is asked Is
fair trial.
1t Is emiacntly Family Medicine, and by
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Send for an Almanac and convince yourself
that simmons Regulators one of the fCw med
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limitations and Substitutes are numerous, they
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In the world.
CA>svILLE, ARK. July :, 1870.
DEAR SIFs-l send you another package OF
the counterfeit, it Is called a trial package. II
says II costs you nothing, but IL like to have
cost me my life. Yours etc,
sold by j. W. Castle 4 Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
THE NATIONAL Cash BAL
ANCE."

Representative Springer struck the
keynote OF the tariff question yesterday
when he stated, in the house, that this
war tariff OF ours is now producing, per
annum, S150,000,000 Of revenue III ex-
cess of the requirements OF the govern
ment, To make the subject palmer to
the Texas reader, it may be stated that
Uncle Sam is accumulating "cash bal
ance," proportionately larger and every
bit as useless as the million and odd
dollars the Roberts administration
accumulated and boarded in Austin for
two years. The pational government
has more money than it needs to meet
current governmental expenses, for in
ternal improvements and for interest
and sinking fund of the public debt.
This food of money is the result Of the
tariff, for the government does not levy
direct taxes. The bulk of it comes from
customs duties,and hence the democrats
and, indeed, many republicans would
have those duties reduced, to the end
that the revenues may not be so largely
in excess of national requirements The
public debt is being paid at the rate of
9l60000,O00 per annum and its total
extlnguishment is but mere question
Of time. The surplus revenues had bet
ter be IN the hands of the people than
laying idle IN the treasury. All sensible
men, whether democrats or republicans,
are agreed that tariff revision, for the
purpose Of reduction, should be inaugu-
rated, but they differ in their views as
to the best method of bringing this
about. The republicans and many
democrats who are protectionists do
not want the protection principle lost
sight Of in the process of reduction
while the democrats, as a body, claim
that the revenue is the main considera-
ton, without reference to protection.
Both are right, measurably, for both
favor reduction. The adjustment Of the
protective feature will come out Of the
force of an intelligent, practical public
sentiment, influencing the cool heads of
congressman OF both parties. The high
protection and surplus revenues Will be
abated, OF a certainty, but the country
Is not ready yet to make protection a
mere incident of the tariff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

We think we can cure Il bad case of
Backache quicker with one OF Cartcr's
Smart Weed aud Belladonna Bachache
Plasters, than by any other application.
and after the backache is cured, you can
wear the plaster without any discomfort
for two or three weeks or longer. This
combination of Smart Weed and Bella
donna is great hit. and il is hard to find
any pain or ache that will not yield to it.
Price - cents. Sold by druggists every
where. Sold by Tucker Il Willis, Waco,
Texas -50lIW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

EyeryIthree months the secretary of the
treasury forwards TO MrW. H. Vanderbilt
check for s475, to meet the quarterly
interest on the United States bonds own
ed by said Vanderbilt, who is the cham
pion cOupou-clipFer on this continent.
And yet it is questionable if Vanderbilt,
with all his millions, is as happy as IN
Gle DanI McGary or Nat Q. Henderson.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
A MISCHIEVOUS VETO.

Governor Roberts yesterday vetoed
the bill authorizing counties to levy any
where within the sum of twenty-five
cents taxes on the one hundred dollars
for county purposes. He takes issue
with the legislature on their construc-
ton Of section nine, article eight, of the
constitution and holds that no county
can levy exceeding one-half of the cur
rent state tax, which has now been fixed
at thirty cents on the one, hundred dol
lars. This leaves the tax problem in a
beautiful muddle, on the very close OF
the session, too, when it is improbable that
the matter can OF will be remedied. 1t is
to be regretted the executive, If deter
mined to veto this measure, did not do
so earlier, that the legislature might
protect the interests OF the counties
before adjournment. This question of
county taxation was matter of earnest
solicitude to everybody, and in justice
to the law-making branch of the govern
ment it must be said they addressed
themselves to its consideration with
degree of intelligent, conscientious in
dustry that will command public appro-
baton. Somebody will have to bear
the blame and who shall it be ? Surely
not the legislature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

A Washington dispatch says DR.. Mary
Walker has discarded the "bloomer"
style of dress and has come out in "A full
male costume, aesthetic in style and fin
ish. She has inst been appoiAted a
clerk in the pension Office, and was
assigned to duty in the division where
there are no females employed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

The plain gold ring taken from Miss
Roundtree, of Lebanon. Ky, by Jesse
james in the Mammoth caye robbery
two years ago, has been sent back to
her by Police Commissioner Craig, of
~ JOso,b Mo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

No damage by wafer, or damage other
wise, but goods sound and perfect at less
than New York cost.
Our Objecti is TO sell as. times Justify. Bus
iness is dull, We all know everybody
wants our goods. We sell cheaper
than any house in the city. All you have
to do is to come around and see old Alex
Alexander on his return from Whitney
He will be In the store. Everybody
knows him. lie will be.pleased to see all
his friends.
REMEMBER our Clothing, Dress
Goods, Notions which we now offer to close
out to receive our New Spring Stock,
which will come in time; therefore we
will sell cheaper than any other house in
the city. Come and see our enormous
stock of Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Notions,
Dress Goods, Hats, and in fact, everything
man, woman and child needs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

Mrs. Julia y. Brady is homeopathic
physician at Fort Worth; Mrs. Belle
Burchill is the postmaster at Fort
Worth, and now if some church there
would get lady pastor it would look as
though women were enjoying their
rights il that section of the moral vine
..nr.I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
4, A,T.Ste,yurt&Co.Re Retire.

We have just received from Messrs.
A. T. Stewart & Co. large lot of their
elegant silk handkerchiefs at very re-
duced prices, and are now offering our
customers special inducements in this
line. Call and see them at Sparks, Nal
lory Il Aliens. 0426
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
Ecninerafc brink.

Purity, elegance and delight can be
had for five cents by asking for the
Diamond Seal" Cigar, and having no
other. The Diamond Seal" is the most
fragrant five-center in the city, and can
be had from all frst-class retailers. The
trade supplied by l. A, Goldstein,
nlQtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04
Refined Cotton seed OIL.

During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for q continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. 030ltf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

Washington and Lee University, of
Virginia, had purposed celebrating, in
June Of this year, its centenary, and
alumni and friends of the venerable in
stitution were looking forward with af-
fectionate interest to the occasion. The
trustees, however tor sundry good and
sufficient reasons, have decided to defer
the celebration TO a day not yet fixed
upon, but which viii be announced
during the summer. This is the pur-
port of a circular just received by the
EXAMINER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

In his last Friday nights lecture DR..
Talmage took for topics the retirement
of A. 7. Stewart & Co. from business,
the taking off D." of Jesse James and the
death Of Ralph Waldo Emerson. He
declined to express an opinion where
Emerson had gone, which reminds the
New York Star that Father Taylor, the
old Methodist preacher of Boston, once
said, "Send Emerson to hell Why,
he would alter the climate and turn the
tide of emigration that way" Emerson
as all who have read after him know,
WAS anything but orthodox in his relig-
lous views,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

Save your temper. Be cheerful. Got
Levine Bros, where you will not be an
noyed tor want OF light; where every ia
cility is offered tor Inspection; where
child will buy just as cheap as any grown
person, and when you buy you know you
buy as cheap Us your neighbor,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-04

The apportionment bill passed by the
Legislature viii stand for ten years to
come. II viii cut ike d two-edged
sword some time IN the sweet bye
and-bVe.