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1921 The CuttiUatOr 1892
lOOl AND lOOO
Country Gentleman.
The Best of the
Agricultural WeeklieS.

The Country Gentleman is the leading
journal of American Agriculture. In the
amount and practical value of the contents,
in extent and ability of correspondence, in
quality of paper and style of publication, it
occupies the first rank. 1t is believed to
have no superior in either of the three chief
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-01-27

An expedition has been sent by the
New Orleans Times to explore the Ever
glades of Florida and investigate lake
Okechobee, lying in the heart of the
great swamp. The project of draining
the region into the Gulfof Mexico, and
thus turning it into tillage for cane,
oranges and other tropical products il
talked Of by capitalists.
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THE MONT EAGLE SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

This enterprise is of a purely benev-
olent and and christian character. Its
design is to build up in the South a
vast educational, religious and recrea-
tive resort, free from the demoralizing
influences which usually attend sum-
mer resorts. The design is to make
it for the South what the far famed
Chatauqua is to the North, and it is to
be hoped that the liberality of our peo-
pie will enable the committee having
the work in charge to make it an honor
to the South. In order to secure the
location for Tennessee, Prof. Moffat,
who represented Mont Eagle at the
meeting of the committee on location
at Atlanta, Ga, in addition to the lib
eral offer Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron
and Railroad Company, and the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis Rail
road Co., and in addition to the offer
of donation Of the land required,
found it necessary in order to compete
with other States to further pledge
himself to raise FIVE thousand dollars.
He did this with the utmost confidence
that the christian people OF Tennessee
, would heartily endorse his action and
would come up promptly and literally
with their donations to enable him tC
redeem his pledge. At meeting heId
!, in the First Presbyterian Church, il
!. Nashville, shortly after the location
was given to Tennessee, the followin!
action was had Moved by William
!, LelIyett, Esq, seconded by Rev. DIR
!. Hoyt, and resolved, THAT we ar
- prove of Prof. Moffat's action in ASST
ring So. 600 for the purpose of improN
ing. the Sunday School Assembl
MS Grounds, and we will give our assis
or ance to the work of raising said SUI
IA and any further sums that may be r
CURED"
70. Now while we earnestly hope TIL
~. Tennessee may raise much larg
10 sum, it is, we think, the first duty
he all who appreciate the effort made
,c secure the location for our State,
ID come up promptly with their donation
70 1t is very desirable that as much
i possible be raised and sent in befo
the 18th of February.
All amounts donated for the pl
oil pose of redeeming the pledge made
on Prof. Moffat should be sent to Geo.
chs King, Mont Eagle, Tenn, who "
ar forward the same to the Treasurer
IN the Assembly. This is to avoid n
use takes, as this fund must be kept Sc
we'd rate and distinct from the general 81
scriptions. When forwarding the
,ral nations please give the names of
oot. donors, as they will all be kept
Yah published as soon as the amour
avs made up.
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We caution our readers to beware OF
diptheria, pneumonia, influenza, bron-
chitis, congestion of the lungs, coughs
and colds at this season of the year.
Get bottle of JoHnSon's AaOdyne Lin
lment and keep it ready for instant use
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Ike Mississippi Valley Horticultural
society will hold its fourth annual meet
ing in New Orleans commencing Feb
uary q, rnd continuing four days.
Fruit growers and fruit dealers from
all parts Of the United States will at
tend this meeting.
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on receipt of fifty cents, or IL three cent
stamps, the following: | window banner,
size i3x24 inches, with rich color and deep
border; tidy, size Skill inches, very hand
some: lamp mat, 81 inches in circumfer-
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and handsome. Address f. Florence Il Co.,
P. o. box 1860, South Bend, Ind,
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Many children die from worms
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Skinny Men.

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Thorns come into the world point
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
FROM GALVESTON


GAIvrsIoN. june 2G.-Al the Pavilion
this morning MA opened tho first session
Of the Texas Iv phrr-' Association, with
VI. Il Frnnhln, ct Pilot Point, president,
in the ChuiI Mayor Fulton Welcomed
the teacher to the city I'm u hrui, well
chosen address, responded to by lic, W.
e. Crane, of Bu,lur university. Tx ttoy-
crnOr Roberts was invited tu "a
scat ON the platform. Miss a. v Card
ncl OF this city. read a paper on
"ihc Teachers Calling \ recess FOR
enrolling members was then taken, after
winch an able paper ON the "ltelaruu (
Education Ia Labor was read boy the
president. Prof. pitmm called the nt.
trutluu Of the ussucHtluu to hlH original
method of tcucMug the muupltrntiut
table on the ten fingers. Invitations to
the boat races ON Ihur4lay afternoon
und an excursion Ia the JctiIes were uc-
copied. New business was the appoint
mcul of committee. No afternoon SOS.
sion was held.
The Associntrd Press representative
to-day interviewed party who Possesses
peculiarly favorable opportunities for
obtaining the latest uud most trust
worthy information from Vera Cruz, aud
learned trHt the estimated death rate NJ
nlIttH per VhN Al llht port from gtlloW
fever IA exceedingly cautious II f.
even higher than that given.
hc fever, as was stated in
previous dispatches, i- of "a particularly
u'al type. the per ccn'Hgc al deaths
among the unto, tuuHtr- stricken down
with the disease being much greater Than
u.ud The Informant stated that out ui
every seven who take the injection -iX die.
Nt-srls from TIA" pHgu, stricken district
are constantly seeking gulf porte on the
Texas const, and they naturally make
their statements concerning the dlscuse
az favorable Ia the point from whence
they departed nR possible.
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uNN~ILI.I.D, IA


-------- I'M ------,- ~ IN N--1.T
.''a' !'''' ''., 10 '.' ''"'
N'NrIltiu, june ~. ~" me, ''n. uI
ihr eoHil ini- evening q" ! "''"'N' Al. Ht'
ioia'y- were present I"I me l'"'Hcuiluh
900 urJ'nhih- bT"thr'- We'i'n'"'iy eA-
animation lhr defense a'u""h. - ".'I
ashrd % they WcI, 'e" ""l "'tI inl
aiI mature ''h'"l''' 'N'i' """'l SUI
INIT me matter M'lu"". Ili h'' .u'.y
or wluW'n rue = 'l, I'r,' eau J'.'h
fug. Lg, To- prove ma he 'tN 'hrs'
l'i- ~ 40 il' any ,u,ln' rom 'O' s''e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
SPECIAL KILOGRAMS.
COLLISION ON THE SUNSET
ROUTE.
-
A Gang of Horse Thieves I'm
earthed and One Wounded.
-
rExAS TOWNS ny TELEGRAPH
sg..Lal r.l..-au Z. u. k.l-m.-

Sp,cial rs',trlg % 'ls EslHmsr
san ANTONIO. June ~ There was "a
collision on the Sunset railroad near
Nucllcr At 23O tins morning. The west.
bound mixed train culldcl with engine
No. IS and train standing ON the .idc
track, with swift h open. Fireman Geo.
lalsCr was Killed and Enginurr la,sc. OF
engine 3, badly wounded.
The west bound train, due here at u
H. M arrived at > pm, eight hours de
laycd.
This morui phout o'clock Deputy
Sheriff Alexander aud others went to u
house ON the Rock Quarry road, near
Captain Smiths residence, and
arrested Domicio aud Ccssurlo Rolcr.
gur2, on Charge of horse
stealing. When they returned, ~wul
Mccall, having reason to suppose that
other men were engaged in their meta.
riouS transactions. amt lnu Other pIuI
crty could be recovered, sent thu officers
again IN the scout, and they arrived thutc
between and : O'Clock. ru,N lo .ul a
Mexican, whose ugmr is uuhuuWu, but
who il supposed to- belong tuthv Rodcr-
guez family. lie resisted arrest aud
ran in the house, as the officers Thought,
to secure a weapon, and ~ patty Sheriff
Alex nlrr followed The man then
jumped ont Of the window and ran like a
deer to corn field, Seeing that there
WAS 10 other opportunity NJ tHhiu, the
man, Alexander drew his revolver,
aimed at the ruuuwuy'a leg and fired,
inilIcting flesh wound IN his thigh.
The man then dropped and the officers
seized and bound Inn, bringing HIM To-
the city and lodging HIM i'm the county
lWl. -Four very fine horses, supposed tu
be stolen, were recovered by the arrest
Colonel BelkuHp has now p uccd CON
ductor4 upon all the street car, This
is Il thing that has been much needed
AMrXicau let his pistol fall "a, he rod,
down South Flores street vest rduy
evening, and when it struck the ground
1t was discharged and the bali struck his
horse IN the breast, coming ont about
the shoulder The Mexican rode mm uI
all the snEr, although the poor animal
I,l.....It,t., ,ftta..lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
FROM Az IIN.


special Telegram TO the Examiner.
AusrIS, June % The governor aud
three heads Of departments are absent
from the city, and matters are very quiet
around the capitol
The scholastic census NJ Austin, Just
completed shows l,6l0, males 7I3, fo-
males 1877; whites l,OlG, colorcd 80.
Nine prlsoncrs sentenced Ht this term
Of the district court re- carried 10 the
poutcntinry to-day. Four Of tine mum.
Der re white men,
The city council met and pissed up-
prop late resolutions ON tine death ol
Alderman Biucggerhon.
Mr., l.. b. Bubo withdrew his hahru-
corpus proceeding to UwRl' the action Of
the grand jury. He IL still At liberty on
bond.
George Reed, white, was Gent up fur
five years for burglary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Suits.

All Wool Cashmere Suits, sold for
Sl2, now 1913.
Scotch Cashmere Suits, sold tor $40
now So
Diagonal Suits, sold for $40, now
Sl5.
An all Wool Cashmere Suit for 81
that has no equal.
Black and White Check Velvet Cas-
-imcre suit equal to any Sls suit, for
H1D n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27

mile eu~t VI town, chokcd her To tnscusi.
utility with handkerchief, which me lcf.
uu hcr neck, aud then, dragging her
into the thckC, distance ut
uh nut twenty yards, finished his urudi,h
work 10y crushing TIER skull with his heel.
lie then del hctlirly went to the hulsp ot
her husband, slept there all night and LETT
this murning Tho body wa only M,
covered To-day about noon. nnI ptrttr,
are securing the country H oll directions
To- capture hu. II caught IL Ia thought
he will bc lyurhed before morning
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
FROM COHSICANA.
A Fieudsh Murder and a LynChIng in
Embryo
.r.eLAI T.l.kram +. Oh. E1amLneL.

special Telegram 90 thr Examiner.
COE4ICASA, June 27-GarrBpu viii
liams negro " bad character killed
his sister.iu-law, Ada Sallarl yesterday,
the body being found TO day. The cor
uuer's inquest develops the following
facts. Williams had beaten his wife
aud the deceased sIl she would report
hm and have HIM arrested.
II. told her il SHE did so
she would not witness the trial, She
started from home yesterday Hitgraoou
aud came 10 tow a distance Of Abuu,
two miles, he following. o. her return
he wuylUid her IN wood, about half q
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Pants.

Pants heretofore sold for SO - down
to $3.50.
Fine light Worstcd Pants, sold for
| $3.50. down to 81.
stripe Cass Pants, sold for 1870,
| down 10 So.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
tAnnI ~CnIMI'S CASE
The Sensation in Dallas Hebrew Circles.

nala- llouul Yesterday
There IL trouble I'M the camp nf our
Hebrew irlcude. The present Rabbi, DE-
lcur} Schull, rs on trial IN one ~ their
comcI.s, and sIucc Saturday might eva.
lcncc has be u taken and Hu'mlttcd 10y
attorneys representing tine two untaguu
istIc divisions. I hus been known 10
our renders perhaps, that Tor Eumc time
past there hg been dlsscutIOu IN TIA"
members ~ tine faith I'M gard to
the retention ~ ~. Schulz,
Hg rubb at this point. Al
"a recent election, however, hc received "a
two thirds vote fr.m the Nom crrhIp
for his continuance, but the other side
felt soic at the result Sub-cWcnt to
this 1t trausprus that charge. were pre-.
fcrrcd ngm t the Rabbi dcrOgWury 10
hrs cha meter HA mulstc and hI- rppu
tatIou IN the oclnl line. Rhbbi Schulz
Is On igumt mt the construction which
has been plu cd upon hl- actions, winch
hc AYERS were intended purely
iu % spiTlt II iathcIly cane tor ON. or Two
ct his faith, whom hc -ly- hn wa- cndcpl-
ing 10 redeem from the path of vice back
lu TINT OF virtue. The minority, who
hap cucd 10 De- some pi oar l,allug and
wrAlluic-t c.tI .us, seem conf tent ~ u.s.
tabO-niug lh. correctness OF the charges
preferred. The majority are divided into
'hn-r who urc lirmIy convinced pt his l'-
upccucc and those VINO Without ha' ling
come {, conclusion. Sire % fair and tuli
trluI iu order that ull the facts may come
ont The To bi himself seems Hs rcgu,
lute as my of them that everything may
bee known 30 connection with tho
cuHrgo4 100 the fullest cUuiiicucH that he
will be uble to lrm1uAtr H. that grput
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Dress Goods Department,

French Sattcens marked down to 40
cents per yard.
Best Imported Ginghams, % cents
per yard.
French Otgandies, reduced to 40
cents per yard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Dry GO0Gs Department.

We will sell the best American
Dress Bingham for 10 cents per yard.
Good White Piqucs for 7 cents,
worth 10 cents per Yard.
A tirst-Clas- Blcachcd Domestic,
equal to Lonsdalc, for 5 cts per yard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Notion Department.

The prcttiest array Of Embroiderics,
fully 80 per cent. less than they can be
bought elsewhere.
Laces in all styles.
The new Oriental Laces, the Bra
bant. The Moorish val Lace at great
bargains.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Clothing Department.

sweeping reductions have been in
stituted in this department, as we
must have the room, We have still
complete stock, and they are fresh
and desirable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27

III, r,frr,. ,r,,l +, ..n.,a,,, r,,,,.
Shuutg nf rrul ,,,.f,, r,,,.,l INF u,.',..t
.r,ro dil mot hood tbru,. and Nm. ,.r,v.i
were all wrmglng. MURRAY Iuid mo- at
ioniion to any one, hn' continued to
pound luruhull uulu ne Tell hlrdus,
helpless AMI hHilor'I 40 Mutr'l 7
corner tie Ashln 10y on ms legs ana wa,
l"'~"' Town Nn'', va, ,','' "'' l'l 'hI'I
Uh''' "h''n me- should 1l'' u''' ulh'
7'' ''u'' a"',',n Ut 'I.,''l n Sc wa,
,'I ,i'' -" ,""",''' ~, tN'I .''. ,,, D.
second round was anorh,r brutI,nIb..
ton. TmnhWl came Ia the scratch IA 70
dah condition.. Murray went go him
without drlN hud hhUol,d MN unit.
h'hl'n o'N"hd recognition. hr tel '~"h.,
i'', ,"'ss 40 Tue llhS. rune 'A. nHmu
,l'''" al APPS "i ten seconds, hd 'nn-
l"'' '"u'' h'' i'"i'N anu M"'''N "''
''' ."'" "'".''''
lNpINN \"rNr Wih'oN
TucsoN, ,luuc rs. Agent Wilcox n.
rived to-day "a route tu San Carlos.
He uNprc54rs hm4rlf IN Atruug terms
AGAINST Tia" return "f male renegade
,"m' ai ,' s ,n ,n " H., 80 wv, .,,,.r,l.
.n.yinus Ia uvniJ fl r,,i,il,,t ,.,tI, ,I,.',,,.i
itnry .'ntb,r,t,rs H., hnr,. t,,, n,ntt, ,r
will br ,mirnI,ly urrnrgrI h,tv.rr, S,,..
r.tnr, T".lrrnnI tE" VAR Jnnnrtn,nt
,'.u..,..,..,. 49,, ...I.,...''
N'' ''''''"' WIZ" "'"N'N''
,,,.,'',''' i'''' 49, '"i,' .'''
tnries II tho American Catholic church.
and grand audience, mud with all Tia,
-nnrcd ceremonial hcGtilug his higl
rank, tine liuul mt were rand To the
mortal rcmulu,ot Archbishop Wood ana
'"uS were "''I III the '"II' iI" pt
W. '"N''N' n 'N'7
NJ" lul'k' Iunr ~ rue '"nunoh
tn 'tnnrdT' ot New orleans spent ih'
any VISIT lS various puluI7 "' interest ~
ANA Mh9"i me cay Ih'y VIII dapnrl
I"I UI d'lphlh lhhIHdhA morning.
me ,uurral "I l'roi GA 81. r. Nn,h"9
"i he college VI tine Nl'y ut New l"rh
ana president OF the american Nnmni7
IA ~, nc A',,'"loRlchl H"g,!1,'l'"h" nI,d j.,
''i ,''''''' '''.' "','''2' w. ~ ''',,t' !''
rrnusirurnt,,n ''
\" ELECTION lEI
Cu.,oI,p. Juur gG The hpIlni fn
limited Stut.g srnnt, wn. Sruitrrii,,,
Z; Aaron i. Stevens II, Gilman Motion
| rs; james +. Briggs, 33, jaime. W Pat
tcrnou, 33, Edward II Rollins, lOl Han
/ ry bingham, lOG Rollins loses . from
/ FrIduy's ballot
AN ON tv,sny man.
llENEl AVID June ~ iHtrck tarlel
iHihor oil Mayor John f"rlrN1 TOR MI
y'nrS a fr7iirnt "t thie ri'l' amt one "
/ me oldest Mnsonb in the country uc'
/ !" ""' "N'" '''
wv ' ''''
/ BrHLNGTnN, VI, June ~. The cN
o&clsrs of LAYING the corner stone NJ thu
new building NJ the l'nvcrslt, NJ Yer
mont and uuyeiliug the statue NJ Ia
fn,ettc took plnrr to-day. with 1000 pru
plc preeout, including the governor ana,
/ stnto n0irinlg and nearly ali tho Twin,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Straw Hats.

The greatest variety and styles.
We cannot carry over any OF these
goods, and we have marked them
down unusually low.
Straw Hats for 30 cents, worth 81.
Straw Hats for % cents, worth 1913.
Fine Manila Hats, $50 to -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Vests.

Elegant Novelties'n. Blue Polka dot,
something choice, at So.
New Stripe colorcd due at -. %.
Pretty Check, at 81 ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Hosiery.

our Hosiery has never been
equalled forprice and quality and we
have instituted new reductions to
aver livestock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27
Gents Umlaundreid Shirts

Gents Unlaundried, II cents.
Gents Finest, ST.
Gents Linen Bosom, -.
Boy-' Linen Bosom, 30 cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-27

Has been highly appreciated haye concluded to
continue this Bargain Sale in Embroideries for
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Yes, and we sell
AS Low as the Lowest T!
and don't anybody forget it.
We sell New Bedford Rope, and any
retailer knows how IL will hold out in
net weight.
We also have the most varied assert
ment of
SHIP CHANDLERY
kept by any house this side of the Rocky
Mountains, such as
Hemp and Manila Cordage, all sizes,
Artesian Well Boring Ropes,
Manila Hawscrs, Wire Rope,
Cotton and Hemp Duck and Irvine,
Galvanized Marine Hardware,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Pure Copper Sheathing, IA, 16 & 1S OF
Yellow Metal and Nails, IA to % or.
Copper Paint CTarr & Wonsin's)
Whale Boats, Boat Stocks,
Gal. Boat Nails, all kinds and sizes,
And 1901 other things too numerous
to mention Also, agents for
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Brand & Piercc's Bomb Guns and
Bomb Lances, &C., &C.,
All Of which 1--we will sell at the
Lowest Rates.
39Oly A. w. Peirce Il Go.