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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

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Stimmen gu angeln giebt,. etnen Hr@
Semperen5ler autitelt! Seoer
0eltl6e Sreu16 Der perlOtltbert SretRelt,
Der lli6t getpilt 1T, it6 81 eiltem perddt5
li6en @erfseug elmer Geri6iporullg BON
SemperenSIern nit Oentofraten gu MAIDEN,
miro in benz britter1 G~ongreBbeSirfe fur
Oapis ftimn1en. Sober 0ertl6e, ber fir
8laf 1timtlnt, miro bannit betDeilen, oaB
feline ange6lt6e Nntt>I emperenSs @e1tnnurg
MIR eilt fauler S6tpinbel nnD Sortpan0
fit ieine Demofratii6e Eartet9S nedtldatt
lit.
SIN bierten 8eSirfe fteben Ii0 IN ben
6errer Mb ur6 3ree 5ipei Sans
otbaten ppn bpber periDnltder 26tbarfeit
1no %geiittger Sii6tigfeit ge8eniiber. .:Seoe
Der bei6en 9arteien bat llrla6e, NIT tDrem
&anoioaten Sufrieoen 81 ietl, 10 BOB Die
Na6l leoigli6 ein Galnpf I'M Die Gcbren
l,nb @runDlGbe Der 4Sarteielt. 1ttdt nm
decentralization GIT ietn Drau0t. Gin 1ol>
der Moblfampf fant pDne joe perlonlt6e
8ittsrteit NIB o6ne Gerlebu1lg Der ltlter
a%nltGnbigen Qeuten gebrGu6lt6cn GebenS1
former gefilbrt tpcrben. gSas tr1r1er tlIr
Observation-Disclosures untcr Den Nn>
geb0rigen beiber Yarteier iiber County
ullD StaatsGmter beitebcn mD9en;- aut
Bic GougreBnabl lit 6ieiem Se;irfe brauz
de1 iie fcincn @influB gu iibcn. Der See
sirf fat bi5ber eilte reprblifa1il6 c Wfe6rs
belt bon 1000 Sttmmen 9e0abt ullo es 1T
fein @run6 Dorbanben, tpesDalb 0err
Q(bamS ni6t baS gotum ietner Eartet in
boiler StGrfe erbalten loQte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
strotte,t pSer Maab2

Ser bonn republifanii6em Staatsconbent
in SuinoiS fir oaS Nmt oes Sberi6ulz
DIRECTORS aufgeitellte Ser StrGt an lit
fetn 2e6rer mebr, iDnOern etn ldr0lt6er
Mopotat unb Elm 9anbmerfSpoIttifer.
Seine politii6en Qeiitungen bel6rGnfte1
ii6 ie6p6 auf Sic eifrtge S9Gtigfeit,
ipclGe er in Der Ie5ten StaatSgeiebgebun9
fir ei1en YrpbtbitiDnsSulab sur 8erfaliung
uno fir bic beru6tigtc IsInperens5tpangs7
unb @etberftimmre6tS>Siu oes 9einotra@
ten SinoS euttpidelte. @ie IS linn at
i9ulmGnntl6cr @rfaDrrng un0 an Giebe 3A
benz BON i6m i'm StiGe gelaiienen 2e1rerz
berufe mol1gelt, 10 gebrtdt eS i1m and IN
Ser fir Elm iol6es Qlnt erfor6erliden
Settles urb 6ersenS>Qlnlage, ionit DGtte er
ii6 IN ser StaatSgelebgebultg ntdt gum
@erfSeuge blobiinniger Tatatifer un0 geS
metner t0euGler un6 Srernoelbalier Dcr>
geben fDn1en.
Der bon benz 6emotratii6en Staatsconz
bent in SutnotS fir baS lelbe Nlnt aufge>
ftelte 6err st a q b lit Elm QeDrer ourG un0
bur6 er betra6tet bic S6ulmeiterei ais
ben Seruf leine5 gdnSen SetnS ltl1O 2ebens
1nO bat Our6 Die Rfli6ttreae uno SGDtgz
felt, tpomit er lett 11elln SSabren baS grnt
oeS DIRECTORS BET 0ffentltden S6ule11 BON
8elleDile berltebt, leine 8efG6tgut1g 5l Dem
inn Sugeoa6ten nod b0beren S9ulamte
glGnsenb beipteie1t. ST 1T fem 4plttiter,
er16telt niGt etnlnaI alf benz Staatsconz
bent, Der i'm %ernannte, ionbern er6ielt Die
@rnennlng 81 benz boben Qtmte gang p1ne
letn per 0nlic9es Oa3utbun. ST le9rt un0
iibt WtGBtgteit unO Anltanb I'M Trinten, lit
aber entldieocn ge9en alien Semperen5s
5tpong uno gegen ale Srobibttion. Sn
allen let1ten QebenSanibauungen ME in iei=
ne1n SeDrerberufe buloigt CT ben eblen fretz
bettliden rub menl6enfreunbli6en @ruroz
lGBell Der groBen GrSieber ul1b 0teforr1atoren
6es G~r5iebun9stpei eng, PeitaIO5si uno
9teitertueg.
9uB &aab Elm Oelti6er 1T, fOmmt bel
Dieier 2Rabl MIR in sipeiter 2inte in 8e7
tra9t. gSGre Strattan Elm ebenio tii6tiger
uro atfgeflGrter S6ulmann tpte &aab, 10
tpitroen mir auf Die gtatipualitdt gar feline
Gltdit0t neDmen. Qber 10, tp;e Sic Sa6en
lte9en, lit Der an @eilt rlnb 9er3 gelunbe
nno BON ben c6len @rutbiGber beutlder
g~r5tebungstlnit ltn6 Settles un6 Screens
gtlbnng erfiiate oeutl6 : amerifanil6e
S6ulmann Dem etnietttgen unb bel6rGnfe
ten Gn9Iti9sI merifauer, pelGer ii@ NIT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
GaNfercr @autDf+

Qtu6 bon ebrenbaftet Sen1otraten miro
3ugegeben, baB Nier1ano in SatnoiS etncn
trGfttgeren uno mutbigeren @aDlfannpf
fibrt, olS Set beutl6e republifantl6e Gone
greBfanbibat &iiffner, in Dem aus ben
Counties ct. Clair, Monroe, gSdlbtngton,
Wfa6iion unb 8ono beitebenoen aGt3eDllten
8e3trfe.
&iffner Fat gegeniiber etnem 10 artgee
leberen uno beoeuteltoen @cgller tpte Wtore
riipn einen l6tueren Stano aber er lit
bteiem @egner a1 8creotlamfeit peit iiber>
legen ltn0 Itebt aud auf elmer b~elleren
9latfprm benn er lit nidt MIR, tpie Wforz
riion, Elm entidie6ener @egner aller Nrtet
BON Semperens5tpang, lDnDern er 1T atd,
tpaDrenb Mtorrtion ii6 gum Sret6onoel
btnneigt, etn einlt6tSpoler GertDetotger
zines perrilnfttgen S6uB5QuS.
9a Sen. Gitffner Dor ortttebalb Sabren
elmer Der tit6tigiten Sil6rer Ser oem 9ret>
Wa6nner>8unb it6 NIT 10 groBem @rfol9e
entgegenfenmenben %freiitnni8eu %9tepublie
faner bon SQinoiS tpar, 10 luurOe befllr6>
tet, OaB bic StalDarts it6 ieBt an tbm
ridden tpiiroen. 9aS lit aber ri6t Der
Sail, 1onbern mebrere Der StaltDartfiibrer
Daben 1i6 neben liberalen Gepubltfanern in
ieinen 8eStrf be9eben, UNI bort fir tbn gu
tptrfen.
Man penbet iebt geger &iiffner bieielbe
Waffe al, tpie gegen ben e6enio fretitnnige1t
oeutiden republifanii6en @ongreBfanotba>
ten @iintber i1 Wtscon1tn. 9Ste gegelt
lebteren Ser Iemperen5ler &narS alias
&anDule alS belonoercr Senperen5tanotoat
gu Dem often allsgelpro6enet SpeGe aufz
geiteut lit, benz Demotratii6en @egenfan4
bioaten 9a6elt gum Siege gu Derbelfen, 10
lit 9e9en &ilffner, 3ur1 8eiten Wtorriion's,
Elm eigener Semperen3fdnoibat IN Der Ser
ion zines 9emperen3pfdffdels gtamens
6Dres aufge1tellt. QSie it6 0ii1ttber burb
ieine Nbittnm1ngen I'M @DngreB ben 9aB
Der Sempere15ler Su5Dg, 10 ipirO Siiftner
BON ibnen gebaBt, tDetl ct ais Gertrauens@
mann Der 8euebiller Sreunbe perlonlt6er
Sreibeit iebr Diel in SpringftelD Oa5u Det@
trug, oaB fet1ter Der III Der lebten repnblte
faniiGen StaatS9eieBgebung BON Sutnot5
geitellten TenperenS@ uno gro6tbttionS1
NntrGge bur6Drang. llno Die ben Sent
perenSfanatitern I'M ie6Sten 8e5irfe bon
@isconiin Der Sieg zines 9emofraten lie>
ber tpGre, al5 Ser zines mtnOeitenS ebenlo
f%reiitnnigen Gepublifaners, 10 aud in a6tz
3ebnten Be5irfe BON SQinotS.
Irob bteler oempfratii6en Temperen37
&riegSltft iteben Die 9luSfi6ten &iiffner'S
Dur6aus 1ti6t i6le6t. Spute er aber benz
nod gel6lagen nerOen, 10 miir0e letne gite7
0erlage cine 0ur6auS ebrenDole letn. 9ur6
Die Gntihlo1ienDett 1no @ei6tdli6feit,
ipDnttt er BEN l6iperen &f gegen einen
Der berporragellbiten 9emofraten fit6rt, bat
G fi6 10 pie 10 einen nationalen Jtamen
geulGdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30

ie0e Stin1me I'M Staate abgegeben tper5
ben, 6enn ct 1T Die 8orbeOingung fir bic
6eriteuullg et1teS groBen S6tffdDrtS>
anals 3tpil6ell benz Wli9tgan See
uno Dem Mtiiiiiippt. = Set Sabrz
5ebnten lit bic Sdaiiung elmer iOI6en
nationalen @aieritraBe 5ipii6en ben groBcn
8inncn5Seen un6 Dem merifanti6en Wteerz
buien ber b06ite Munl6 aler 0erienigcn
getpelen, tDel6e ben groBen gSeiten 81
eirerlt Ielb1titGn0igen, nt6t Don ben 6iritcn>
ftdoten oes Oftens ~abbGngtgcn groBen SAM
belSgebiete gema6t leben m06ten. Die
Grtpeiterung unb 8ertiefung unieres &anaIs
Ill einem WaIlertpege, ben bic groBen S6tffe
unlerer Seen befabre1 uno ourd nel6en
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS audi GriegSI6iffe bonn
Wtiifillippt in ben Wt6tgan>See gelangen
f0nnen, tpGre Elm g8erf BON berporragen0iter
Matchmaker SeOeutung. Qlber Der
8unD fam es nidt unterne6men, 10
lange Ser &anal Gigentbum beS Staates
SQinois lit. 0aber Der 8orl6lag,
baS G~igeltbumsre6t auf ben &anal alt ben
&ullo All itbertragen. Sir Chicago bat Der
9lan mod Die belpnbere @idttgfeit, baB
burd Bic NuSfIbrung 6eiielben 5lglctd bic
l0tuteri9e Srnge Der Weglettung bes gb>
tpaiiers Der Sta6t (sewage) geloit tperben
miirbe. Oenn Ser eripeiterte uno ~berttefte
Sanal pitrbe boS Nbwalier mad benz Wfiis
1tliippi fii6ren, obne DAB eS ben NntDo67
nern bes &anals laitig ober 9eiunObcits7
i666li6 iDer6en f0nltte. 0anort, 6ab Dies
9ei0ebe, bdn9t in 8roBem MaBe bic gan5e
~3ufiinftige ~Gnttptfelung Gbicago'S ais Der
bebeutenDitcn @roBitaOt bes 8eitenS ab.
ODD nit oieler @lttpidelung GDtcagos lit
bic bes sarsen Staates aufS i1ni9ite per-
bunben. @aS G6tcago groB unO mddttg
madt, bas gerei4t aud Dem Staate Silt
nots 3u bauerrlbem Sell.
S1 Der &orausit@t, 6oB fem 8iirger
bon Goot Comfy 9egen ben 8ori6laa 3u
"itirnmen piini6en miro, perben betbe 9arz
teien i1re MablSettcl 10 bru6en laiie1, bab
barauf MIR bic beia6enbe Q(ntport
for the Act ceding the I. and Nj. Canal
to the U. S. sebrudt lit. @er Sen 3ettcl
10 abgiebt, itimnt ri9ttg. QSer aber trob
alebem bon lcinem 0te6te, gegen ben
@pri6lag su 1ttmmel1, @ebrau6 MAIDEN
mill, muB ftd Bic Wiibe nebmtr, bas for"
alts5uitrci9en nno oaflr against" gu iet7
5ell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
Gin s@mhpatroe Der @erpreaer.

Ser Mabor Sarrtlon entbl06et it6 nt6t,
IN Dffentli6en &eriammGungen Ben Spiee
lertOntg Mc0 ais einen p%prtreffz
li6en Wteni6en un6 8iIrger 81 preiie1t, NIT
beiien 9errl6aft Sebermarn gang 3ufrie6en
Ietn tonne. Die YrDbe alf Die @Drli6teit
Oieier Wieinung tpGre lei6t nnsu1telen,
pert man 9errn Snrrtion friige, Oh ct
toobl ben %9enannten WtcDonolb ne6It 8rau
als @ait IN lcinen TamiGtentreis etnlaoen,
ooer ietne etgene iun8e Srau in DEC onalb's
9auie einfiibren m06te.
&uetn es beborf iOI6er 9robe gar ni6t.
DEM 9r. 9arrilpn peiB 10 gut, pie irgelO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-30
Gin ar,t,er sfininnenzaieb.

Tmeeb, Speenep, @onnoap rnb @enoiien
in SEEM gorf 1taDle1 betm b~ortigen GoHrt@
9ouie18au OfiQionen, puroen aber babur9
au6 ielbit Wftuiondre. @nbers Der Wuior
YDipps BON BbtIa0elpbia, Der ieBt OILS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18
Siam, ZoeEr letters.

Almost daily letters are dropped into
/ the D05toliice without stamps. Whether
! it is done through carelessness or ignor-
2ucc the Government does not consider;
and if the proper stamp is not affixed
the letter in every instance is consigned
to the ''Dead Letter. office at Washing
ton. and the person for whom it is in
tended never se2s it. Several wears
ago philanthr0piraily inclined gentle
man in this city would periodically de-
post number Of stamps with Post
master White for the transmission Of
unpaid letters and Pc: ars; and in order
to give the consisnee an opportunity to
refund the stamp 3 small strip was at
tachcd to such letters or papers, stat
ing that the mail matter had been
dropped into the Office without tAe pre-.
payment Of required postage By ----.
In the majority Of instances The stamps
would be returned to this person, who
would re-dep0sjt them with the post
master for the transmission OF other
orphan letters. One day Postmaster
White received Instructions from the
Department at Washington that 30
more of the phiianthropists stamps
must be pasted on unpaid ma; matter,
thus putting an end to a laudabie pur
pose. Why the Postotiice Department
should restrict che from performing an
act Of this character remains a mystery
up to the present day. Since then
many an unstamped letter eagerly
awaited by doting mother or fond
wife has found its way to that depart
ment of the Government from whose
bourne rarely an unstamped letter ever
returns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18
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A sad story Of restitution comes fro m

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

heartily encored. The most comical
and intensely amusing aturc of the
evening was the 'Gobble" song be-
tween Miss Nellie Clarke and Nj
James G. ChesIey. 1t was encore ,
three times, and the audience would
have encored it three times more had
the lady and gentleman evidenced the
slightest lclination to humOr a fascin-
ated audience. Miss Clarke surprised
her most intimate friends. She possesses
the talent to make star coincidence
Mr.. Chesley was last night suffering
from a severe cold, but despite that fact,
which would in most cases subdue the
ardor Of professional. his performance
LIFT nothing to be wished for The
minutest detail was carried out to
perfection and if the APPEAL. has
failed to give credit in q single instance
it must be attributed to unintention9l
oversight, and no lack Of appreciation
of the efforts of any lady or gentleman
who assisted 70 make this the most
amateur entertainment ever
produced in Carson
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

Don't forget to 90 to Conn's grand
clearance sale.
Mint rate for fine silver is quoted al
s1.134 per ounce fine.
Crown point has levied az assessment
Of twenty-five cents per share.
John Scott, Superintendent Of the
Lyon Mill & Mining Company, Dayton,
was in the city yesterday.
Two Carson hunters were at Valleys
Springs on Thursday and brought back
wagon load Of ducks.
The Eureka ,SeafiucI which came
here yesterday contains a very spicy,
gossipy letter from this city.
The gentlemen Of the Twilight Social
Club are making first cl;ss arrange
ments for their initial party.
The sleighing was very good yester-
day. The snow was frozen hard and
the sun shone bright over head.
The Scotch Ginger Liquor is the
latest imported drink. 1t is most pal
atable before or after dinner drink. Ask
for it.
Those who desire to see collection
of the handsomest children in the State
should visit Mrs. Ats dancing school
at the Opera House this afternoon.
A boy named Henry Farrell was yes
terday thrown from his sled which was
fastened to the rear end Of a wagon and
had his right shoulder disIocated.
Senator jones, who has been very i'll
at Washington from the effects of vac
cinaton, is again in the enjoyment Of
his usual excellent health.
The Tribune and I'dcr are bound to
make a political candidate Of James d.
Torreyson, whether he wants to be or
not. Give the young man chance to
remain respectable.
Michael Cullen, an old disreputable
y
tried and convicted for selling whisky
to Indians. He will be sentenced this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
r. A. Mari, of the United States
Geodetic Survey, has gone to Washing
ton to stand an examination for pro
motion. He has the best wishes Of
many Carson friends for his success.
The friends Of Chris Zabriskie, who !
leaves for Candelaria this morning, gave
him farewell party at Harris Hall on
Thursday night, which was a we'll at
tended and pleasant affair.
The Chinese were about town yester-
day clad in holiday attire, celebrating
the first day Of their New Year. There
is not as much cracking of firecrackers
and bombs as in former years. They
feel the effect of hard times as well as
others.
1t is reported that Col. Fred Crocker
son of Charles Croker, is having a
steam yacht built in San
Francisco, which he will launch At
Lake Tahoe early in the Spring. If the
report is true the Lake will likely be
visited by many Of San Francisco's
upper crust next Summer.
Greatest inducements are offered at
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

Go at once and secure bargains at u.
CohM's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18
Accident.

On Wednesday evening Joseph Rob
inson, work ing at Cameron's mill,
above Genoa, was seriously injured
about the bowels and kidneys by a
heavy piece of timber falling upon him.
He was brought to this city on Thurs
day night and taken to the Carson Ex-
change, where he is getting along
nicely under the care of DR.. Smart
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18
STOCs&S.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
50 Ophir-4 so
$50 MeXican-9s
$50 Gould & Curry-3 -
40 Best & Beicher-J,
400 Caiifornia-l0c
12O Savdge-i G5
23O Con. Nirginia-G0c
I2J ChOiiar-1 20
100 PotOsi-l 20
SO Hale & N0rcrOss--l 20
250 Crown roint-G0c
800 Yellow .Iacket-1 60
40 Inperiai-l0c
$50 Alph;'-l 20
720 Beichcr-G0c
100 Contidcnce-l3
l20 Sierra NcNada-74
80 BulIion-7Oc
$50 EXchequcr-Gjc
~ 5 U>lcicr-2tt
1850 Ovcrman-T)c
1870 Ju,tice--SIc
1880 Union Con,-I05
1910 h!ta--3 50
40 Lali}-2Jc
90 Lady Wa.hington-lJc
zoe ,>voIli0n-15c
$50 UputUn-SOc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18
TBE PARKINSON TESTIMONIAL.
Grand Ovation TO the Beneficiary! AR
INral!cEt EecrcnrEiance.

Parkinson came off at the Opera Hous
last night. A larger concourse of PEG
pie has never been assembled in tina
house since its erection Nearly ever,
seat was reserved three days ago, ant
they were occupied by the best Gle
! incnt Of the city. 1t wa the most sue.
! ce>sfui amateur entertainment in pc
cuniary and other respects, ever giveE
here. The beneficiary must indeeI be
extremely popular to have been able to
, draw such an immense as we'll as highly
respectable audience. The features OF
the evening were OF 4 much higher
order than 0ne expects 10 encounter at
an amateur performance, and the
greater number OF the participants could
rank rs professionals in thcir respective
lines.
Although most every feature of the
evening was worthy Of an encore, yet
in view Of the length Of the programme
the audience Was sulli iently consider
ate t. forogo asking too much, except
cXc1iIcnce Of an act could not possibly
he passed without hearty and prolonged
Neder, SrlrgO and Ward was good.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

Sc advertiso ment Of the Leavitt
Specially Company which appears here
on the 9th instant. 1t is the highest
order speciality company that has ever
appeared on the coast. People were
nightly turned away from their house
while in San Francisco.
On account of removal, l now offer
to the citizens of Carson and vicinity,
all of my large stock of ladies', gents
and children's gloves and mitts at the
lowest possible price-for cash. Stock,
patterns, tools, fixtures, and good will
of long established trade for sale cheap.
All parties indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle.
w. NJ. HODKINs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

Greatest inducements are offered at
M. Cohn's grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

Greatest bargains ever offered at NJ,
COINS grand clearance sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-18

New goods and lowest prices at NJ.
COhn's grand clearance sale.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-31
THE VANDERBILT CURSE.

It would seem that the curse of do
mestic hate and discord is fated to fol-
low the Vanderbilts, even when they are
in their graves. When the old Commo-
dore died. few years ago, scandal-lov-
ers reveled in the contest waged by
his children for the old mans
money. AS a purely domestic scan
dal the trial has hardly had
a parallel in this country. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, CURSED and disinherited, at
outs with all his kindred save one loyal
sister, fought for a share of his fathers
wealth and had a measurable triumph.
After years Cornelius dies, by his own
hand, and when his Will was read it was
found that beyond a few tritling beQues S
he had not left a penny to any one bear
ing the name of Vanderbilt-he had
cursed them in dying, even to the loyal
sister who clung to his fortunes and aid
ed him with her money when kith an d
kin had all turned against him. This
olobSl uON EOt6 IhtO iuC COil 10 w COh
test the last will OF Cornelius. He left an
estate worth nearly million dollars and
it is worth fighting for. The country
will probably witness a contest nearly as
sensational rs that waged over the old
CommOdore's millions. These Wander
bilts have wealth and their influence has
been and is potent in the commercial
world. They rear palaces to dwell in,
and the costliest treasures of art and all
the appliances OF luxury are theirs. But
all their wealth has never bought them
happiness or made their name more
honored and beloved, The poor man,
who has liYed his quiet humble life,
blessed by the love OF wife aud children,
and who finally lays down to die with
the hand OF affection to wipe the death
damp from his brow, and the strong
arm Of loyal love to sustain him, even
down into the valley OF the dark shad-
ow, is to he envied by these millionaires
OF the Vanderbilt name who have lived
in splendor, died in wrath, and left be
hind them legacies of gold, hate and
scandal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-31

The kilograms report a general obServ-
ance of Decoration Day throughout the
country yesterday, st New Orleans floral
tributes were laid on the graves OF the
Union dead by ex-soldiers OF the Conted
ate army.
From the silence Of sorrowful hours.
The desolate mou-ners 20,
Lovingly laden with flowers.
Alike for the f-iend and the foei
Under the sod and the dew,
Waiting the Judgment day;
Under the rose, the Blue;
Under the lilies, the Gray,
No more shall the var cry sever,
Or the winding river be red;
They Danish our anger forever
When they laurel the graves Of our dead.
Under the sod ana the dew,
Waiting the Judgment day;
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Gray.
The war is over, and none are reader to
recognize the fact than the brave men who
fought it through.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-31
Grain.

hereby inform my friends and the
public, that have removed my office
from East Waco 10 the Lusk building
north side of the public square, where as
manager for Mr.. Julius c. Wiley, | will
buy grain and other produce, the present
Senson for his account. will also buy
for delivery at stations on the Houston
and Texas Central, Missouri Pacific,
Gulf Colorado and Srnta Fe or Texas and
st, Louis roads where shipping facilities
will permit. | will continue a branch Of
flee at my old stand In East Waco, for the
peot %e eos side Do oi thn rTcr Thnnps GS
for past patronage, respectfully ask a
continuance of the same in my new rela-
tons. Very Respectfully,
5-7-lmO Y. c. A. ROGBRs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-31
Direct From E&ey West.

Those who claim to be judges and enjoy
genuine Havana cigar can now have the
privilege OF trying something that Is ot
direct ihIportation,and the very best stock
If you want something fine call nj Hers
and try one OF the following brands.
Gypsy Selectos. . for Doe.
GYPSY Rcgalia de Schlossen, lOc.
Flor de R"non Reina Finr, Zoe.
Stephanie, Regalia Reina, fine. 3 for 25c
Snugglcr Rcina Victoria, 2 for 25r.
Snuggler Regalia Garfield, for 25c.
Zourpa Ehnchas Extras. 3 for Doe.
Henry Clay, Reg Chico Fina, lOc.
Snuggler Sublimes, lOc.
These goods cannot he beaten. and if
you wani the pure leaf, cxGuisitcin flavor.
Try one OF them at Herz's. -O5O5tf