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WHlTEHuRsT & OWEN, MANU-.
.,yv .yv yACTURERs OF SASH, sLINps, pOORs,
@ nQM. M.plNSS MA Ckers. &c, vINfH AND
= Arrangement. and eQuipocas bv aayi q tAo
ssSS, sssS 3 sSs 's s.s.: ss saa e
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sCROFTLOUs sOREs.

Ihad dozen had sores upon my body. and tried
all remedies could hear II, aud At last tried your
CUT.CURA REMEDIES, an: they hare cured me.
JOHN GAskli.L.
HEBRON, TIIAYER COUNTY, Penn.
Every species Of Itching, scaly, P1mply. scrofu-
lous. Inherited aud ContsgiOss Uum0rs. With Loss
OF Hair, cured by CUTlCURA REsOLkE>r. tho
new Blood-Pui lner internally, and tIIlttkA
and .CUTICURA SOAP, the great skin Cures
externally.
sold everywhere. Price. CrTICTRA, so cents :
SOAP, rs cents; REs0LVEST,tl.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY.
BOSTON.
DEAUIY-F OR CH APPED A ID
ID OlLY SKIN, CUTICURA SOAP.
Oc l.W(wlSsu
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MOTHERS FRIEND !

A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
WORDS OF PRAISE.
most earnestly entrest every female needing
ouch remedy TO use Mothers Relief CouDled
with thi, entreaty will add that during a losg
obstetrieal practice (forty-four yearsl I hava
never known It 10 fail 70 produce the intendat
eject H.. !. HOLMES, N. D
lady from one of the counties OF Middle
Gesrgia writes: IL have disposed OF all the Mo-
theirs Friend you sent me. aud am delighted
with II. In every instance where IL has been used
Its effects have been all that | could ask. eon-
slider Il great blessing"
A distinguished physician of VI ississippi writes
avery one needing it shoald use tho Mothers
Frisnd, for during long oostetrie practice Ihsye
never known IL 10 fail"
This remedy Is one abost which We cannot pab-
iish certificates, but it Is most wonderful lini.
ment to be used after tie arst two or three months,
Send for our treaties on the Health and Happl.
ness of Woman, mailed free, which gives all pars
| ueulars.
THE BRADrIEI.D REGULATOR COMPANY,
BOX rs. Atlantis, Ga.
| foe 3-dlw&witI
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A GOD-SEND.
have had rheumatism for forty years, aud have
been relieved with few bottles Of s. s.A con-
slider Il n God.send TO the afflicted.
J. b. WALLER.
THOMSON, GA, August 10, 1854. % S-lw
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GUNS.
49, ". -onc<>NN~>~-Ne-N0No<>N~.
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE.
w attention of the public 10 our stock OF
foRIiGN AND AMERICAN BRgECli.LOAD~
ING siOr-IiuNS.
WATKINS, CoTrRELL a CO.,
V i-Wf@sutw 1000 Main street.
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{ $oS S$$ % $$##"#Hs 81 #Hn.S Nm n
e. e. Enf q ''# #ErHHsf ssss ssss
III Bs5 II % + i ##EEsrH IT ssss: SIS
Our first grand opening last week has given evi-
denCe thai our selections IN all the various branches
Of our business Is not only appt ciated, but has no
competition IN our city. Our prices. too, prove at
glance that we make every efror, 10 retain our
reputation of doing business on the
Low PRICE SYSTEM
Every article IS warranted In price against every
house in this country.
TIE DEPARTMENT LADIES' AND Chill
WV E$E#% " w Esf Esf 4 4 Err En- ssss ssss
WV WV wy ( / 4 "a ? ssss
has grown too large for rs accustomed space. II
now occupies more than double its former quarter,
ard no wondCr-we show upwards Of ONE HUN
DRED AND EIGHTY various styles Of wraps.
THE PRICES ARE ASTONISHING;
IN many instances less than The value Of the mai
teTlal.
TIE DEPARTMENT or wOOLLEN DRESs
FABRICS
has had special attention, aud is pronounced tie
most complete department Of the sort
in the city.
PARIS COMBINATION sUITINGs in every va
rlely Of the most beautiful designs;
54-INCH WIDE FRENCH TRICOTs in all the
new shades at sl.25;
ALL. WOOL IMPORTED DRESS GOODsst lie,
COS: over 9oc.;
sATTERNs-sATIN RHADAMEs in worstei
elects n an ihe new shades.
I22 PIECES OF SEw SILK MATERIALS
were oleued In our SIX Department last week.
among them some extraordinary bargains.
CARPET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
vELvET-the best sIlo MoQUEI'TE from
si.25 and up;
Large lot Of RUGS this week al reduced prices;
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT is the largest
south Of New York. See our prices.
oc 6-lt COHEN BROTHERS.
TOHN B. CARY 4 son,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
CORNER TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
Solicit share OF yonr insurance,
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE, OR ACCIDENT,
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these prices Of those whose habits or inclinan
be bestow
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free.
INFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM.
was STACKED last winter. with inhammatory
rheumatism of severe type-my irst serious illness
since 1876. l had various kinds OF treatment,
with only temporary partial relief After ~ven
weeks was reduced in weight thirty-aye pounds,
had no strength nor appetite, and was growing
weaker every day. In this condition began swifls
Specific, aud Ia three days began to improve, aud
IN three weeks was free from disesse aud up At
tending 10 my regular business. My appetite re-
turned, and I rapidly gained my flesh. l have
waited this long to be certain that my cure was
permanent. c. p. GOODYEAR,
Attorney at Law.
BRUNSWICK, CA, June 90, 1854
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,ml racing our entire Purchases for the fall and
lowesi tina; have ever sppearci In this paper, and
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ons lead them to deal elsewhere, as we are posi-
cd on us.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY.

HEI4EEHVNE NVMENNHs
THE CLAY SOUTHERN TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or
THk STATE OF NEW YORK.
Exclusive licensee OF the
CLAY COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
for the states of Missouri, Maryland. Virginia,
West Virginia. North Carolina, South Carollnl,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
florida, Texas, Arkansas, aud
Tennessee.
W.F.LETT. President:
j. W. KATE>, General Manager.
q. W. PALMER, Secretary:
SANDS, LEAhE 4 CARTER, Counsel.
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, sTOvFH. -.
j. n. RoIHBRT. W. A. HnLLhAs,
Managing PartaeT.
RoTHERT & co..
sos EAST BROAD sTREBr,
have row In stock one OF the most complete and
varied arsortments or
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
OIL-CLoTHs,
RUGS,
DRUGGETs,
STOVES, &C.,
ever exhibited in Richmond, which Ihey offer to
tie public at Baltimore prices.
Having increased their force Of clerks, they arc
now prepared to give every one attention.
We hope that those ladies who during the rush Of
last week left without being waitsd on will accept
cur apology aud call again.
REMEMBER THE BRoAD-sTREET CASH
AND INsTALMENT FURNITURE-H0UsE
ROTHERT & co.
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
BALTIMORE STORE, 2I7 TO 22l BALTl-
MORE STREET.
fse 30I
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wewould more especially call the attention to
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WORDS OF PRAISE.

A PRECIOUS BOON TO WOMAN
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WOOL UNDERsHIRTs, Gcntlemen's, 624c
say that the equal Of this UNDERSHlRT cannot
SHIRTS and DRAWERS al all prices. good
Soc; better pair for S2kc.; extra good pair for
Remember. thai We 30 nOt wish 10 deceive the
stand IN Ia, and you msy rest assured that whafoy
fCrii. Many hrns have tried to compete with :;
tr.mely low level or ours. but where are these firms
OUR MOTTO: WE BUY FOR CASH. BY so
SEQUENTLY SELL
oc SIT SYCLE BROTHERS,
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or any other heusc. The prices quoted here are the
Ed MATERIALS to HoMEsPUN poMEsrIcs.
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tive that on comparison their patronage VIII
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:: :: :. Y ! e. $I'$ e !; T., ]: I. I.
gBg RRR 90 rrrTH II ERH RRR sss.
ssi + ##afs$ 81 #nHEr ss4s ssss
bBB 4 4 90 / 4 4 ssExE 4 ssss :.
We have already bought large amount OF our
Will not buy fall goods. we are determined to make
eco RRR PpP ZEE TIT ssss =
60 a ssRRs ssRR PpfP kE I ssss
S0cS IA "A RkP kKr + ssss =

Our stock Of CARPETS has been well selected.
clean goods, cannot be contradicted, and an eX
readily show the advantages we offer.
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III L A l. I II E.

send your address to swift sreeiac Company,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ca, for an interesting treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases, which they will mail
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

The EXAMINER j. not intaliblc and
il is always more than willing to cor
rect an error and acknowledge fault:
hence it cheeriully state. that the DAY
does and has been giving proper rrcd-
il To the proprietor> of the Waco
Bucket shop for il, Geographic mark
et reports. The EXAMINER had been
informed that credit was not given.
and il took il for granted that il wa,
30 without referring to the Day- coll
umns. ON this point the ENAMINER
is in error, and acknowledges il " like
little man" We have no disposition
10 pick II quarrel with our
sprightly little neighbor. We
only ask that it give the En-
ANINER due credit for whatever enter
prise il displays in gathering news,
and not ignore it. as il did in the
Marlin Jubilee report, wherein the
remarks of the Day were calculated
TO convey the idea that the Fort Worth
Gazette was the only source from
whichlt could get a synoptical report.
In this connection the EXAMiNER de-
sires TO state that il regards the Day
AS cO-labOrer in the work OF build
ing up Waco and all its legitimate in
terests, and we have no desire la quib-
bic over un!mpoitant matters; but at
the same time il claims the right To
criticise the Days utteranccs in IA
friendly manner, rs il would that of
any other paper, and ii accords to the
Day and all other papers the same
privileges il claims for itself. The
EXAMINER will appropriate the good
things of the Day and give il due
C1edit as il would aay other Journal,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

my wltnn Iooto MN wnen ne salu,
Mr.. il, III talk very plain 10 YOU,
The next time YOU ever go on man
bond against me will shoot You ON
sight I'll hunt YOU down and Kill
YOU lie said something about MIR. \.
trying to disgrace his family. lie WAS
very violent lie touched me ON the
shoulder. wa, unarncd, and in his
store, and though, he wanted To Kill
me, and do like he did the men on the
Bosque, and my body wouldn't be
found. | was very cool and tried To
explain. thought my body might
moi be found, and Mr.. II. might
spirit il away. was very much
surprised, | wasn't much frightened;
would not have run if | had had a
chance. walked very quietly down
the street. | only resented il by nav
ing him arrested. made complaint,
aud heard lac plead gniity. 4 told
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

for political honors last evening at the
courthouse, The speaking was opened
by the candidates for the District
ludge>hip, which was participated in
by MeS>rs. Mckinney, West, Flournoy
and l'imeS. These were followed by
NcSsr,. Parr and Jones, candidates for
the Legislature. The speaking for
the evening was wound up by lively
hit between Me>srs. Hardy and Tay-
Tor, III the course of which there were
some sharp interchanges and com
luput.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

Down, down, down. My goods have
all been marked down. and Vet am
changing figures little lower must
make room for fall goods; hats and
bonnct> for mere triile. hair braid-
neck wear reduced; gloves reduced;
parasols AT cost; fans AT cost. mean
what say. Come and see for Your
self, Dress making Il spccialtN;a full
line of dress trimmings. Call before
purchasing dress goods. Advice what
TO wear and how To make il free of
charge at Mrs. Il. j. Dose, south
Fourth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
An Anecdo,e Of Washington Irving.

MANY wears ago-in fact. back in the
thirtiee DR. Grant. Of Enfield. whose
reputation ~ a physician in Connect
cut j. still in memory OF the fr>t rank
after wears Vt retirement from practice.
was travelling in South Carolina, his
native state. going by stage from Sa-
Vannah to Augusta ri a certain stop
ping-place it wa, found that there were
more passengers than the stage could
carry. and an extra was ordered for
the accumudation TT i've Passengers.
These passengers were John for>N tin.
OF Georgia, John Branch, Postmaster
General. George MciiUllie, Of South
Carolina, DR.. Grant, and an unknown
gcntlomau. The party soon became
laxative. and 10y degrees all knew vino
each one was. with the exception II tine
one silent stranger. ~ the STAGE
crcahcd along. the attention Of DR..
Grant. who was lad at that date. was
attracted hl a little dog following the
stage. which reminded him OF one de-
,criucd by Washington Irving in As
toria. which he had Just been reading.
lie was laughing quietly 10 himself,
when one If the gentlemen istcd that
he should tell them the cause OF ~
amusement. that they might Join in the
fan Dr Gran, said THAT Little dog
reminds me Of Washington Irving :
dog whose skin was - tight that It
drew up hi> hind-l"g>
lhi, led To- taxi about Irving in
which all Joined except the unknown
man. one the 4rntltmcn tD"u APP
p.Hlol 10 him. and asked if b" did mot
g.. tt.ft stft d.
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shooting tftrny.

There was shooting scrape Thurs
lay evening at about 3 O'Clock in the
vicinity of West station. The princi-
pal, in the atlray were man by the
name of sam Young and Bohemian.
Young was shot in the side with a
double barrcled shotgun. and although
doing well, il is not thought possible
that he can recover. The examining
trial was commenced but not CON
Guided yesterday. The Bohemian will
he brought down on this mornings
Train
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
The Primaries,

Let every Democratic voter 90 to
the polls to-day, and work and vote
for the honest candidates. 1t is the
duty OF every citizen to see that the
primaries are conducted as strictly as
the election, and not allow the min
ions OF unworthy men TO control
1 hem, as is sometimes The case.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
THE TOWN TALK.
Items of Interest CulIed by Our
Reporters.

The dust i still flying in clouds.
Pack your grip for salt River this
morning
Turn out to-day and vote for the
best man for office.
The trouble, of the candidates
will he AT an end to-day.
Lake lee Just fills the bin these
hot and dusty days. Try 1t.
The narrow guagc, going south.
was two hours late yesterday
Tile Iron Front keep, only the
finest brand, of liquors and cigars.
Prof Cheeseman's hop last night.
at Walker, hail. wa, well attended.
Freight bushes. is dull on all the
roads even for this time of the year.
People ON the street, talk a. if the
Examiner was coming out these days.
Corn i. selling al 30 cents and
farmers are bringing in the balance OF
last wears crop.
The weather prophets say We have
a dry moon andno rain need he looked
for.
AT the rate melons are coming in
YOU can soon get your choice for II
nickel.
There are $4,000 worth of brick
business houses in course of erection
in Waco.
-Thrcc'drunk. were fined the usual
amount by the Recorder yesterday
morning.
steer clear of the paid hirclings
who are working for unworthy candi-
dates to-day.
Farmers who have laid by their
crops are now bringing in wood. and
the price i going down.
Vote for Gen. Spcight to-day
Nominate capable man for Justice
of the Peace, Precinct No. |.
Hers cigars are noted all over
the city, and smoked by all goo'
Judges of the article.
The brick for the erection of the
new store house ON Franklin, between
Fourth and Fifth, l. being delivered.
c. +. Smith is doing all the first
elias, business of the town in the lin
of painting and wall papcring.
Bronnum'n ice cream parIor WA
crowded last night 10y the lovers u
that luxury. They all patronizc hin
For obliging walters and n gen
tlcmanly proprietor 90 To the Nisvc
Moon restaurant when YOU are hun
CRY
:. b. IIalnlctt's is the place TO z
to when YOU wish to buy your lad
friend or wife Il bottle of fine pei
iumcry.
There is a rumor in court circle
that United states Attorney Biggc
will oppose Olin Wclhurn in the ncN
Congressional canvass.
Congcr's ice factory started II
yesterday evening, and this will be a
end of the ice famine, H. il will nanl
iaciurc double the former quantity.
Let McIrnuan county cover hen
self with glory to-day and nominal
one of her own capable citizens. W
don't need to 90 to Fall county to fin
man.
There was some difficulty in get
ting an answer from Col. bennett {
II question in the course otthc llinci
mama ldrich examination yc-terda,
but after consultation with his mtoi
news. Mr.. Bennett considered discr,
tion to be the better policy.
Wyrth's Mcnthol Pencils, sure cul
for headache, Neuralgia, Toothach
Earachc i'nccachc; price % cent
Sold BY kivicrc ~ Co., Druggist
Franklin street, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

caused execution to be ISSUED against
him for the money on the I'D of
March, and that on the gth of April hr
gave me hi, word and honor. if |
would return the execution by order
of Plaintiff, he would pay it in thirty
days. The thirty days ran oLt ON the
9th of May. He put me OF. sent j.
l.. Anderson, junior member of the
firm,to see il the execution ofthc 22d of
March had been returned. lie re-
ported il had, ordered new exc
cution Immediately and got it after
dinner. instructed him 10 give il to
sheriff Harris and get the money AT
once. This was Oh the 10Th of May.
think, soon after the thirty days ran
out, called ON Major II. or met him
and had talk about il, and lac wanted
further time. He said he had been
burned out and wanted further time.
4 did not sny 1 would give Liin further
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
A GIGANTIC CONTEST.
&oNevs LEGISLATIVE CANDIDACY
Each Other In a Rae. for the Leg
islsture. and How one
Was tnseated.

res pttt"d as Tue most tithIhdHl' UitH III ]
Boneset County, and, tue beauty about /
these men was this. What one had NOT |
seen, had surely come within the o'hei'' |
observa ION. In many rep t't, they we're |
equa', but unqlr stouahly Nose was ths
biggest liar He was tn" larger man
After all, though, Tai held bis uwn 10 a re-
manner, Tor what be lacked IT
, re "as ably >upphed ia his capacity toi
taking faster than Nose and has wonder
iul adaptabi,lty vi small 'hiug.. Ont u
al ordinary affair he could create '.u'
Iendou, lie. The strength - these men
was never more taxed than when they b..
came candidates, a1d 1t vas evident that
the ADLER man would win tue race. lheu
e''Vh Vi unH u'hIu' 'ore was Hr""n upo'
lhFlsh'N' ihs"inu'h MAT a'i"'- instead ''
"o'os were ''mah''n' VA" ha' TO- pro
uuce some hIhg that tie other '"ud nos
H!H'ch' Inc contest soon u ame eNvltih-t
nose while proving ar uid, iound al
enormous ,nske. III, sui experienced
thriil ~ ieliSht. II" kllied 'h"rep lie, ti"k II
10 ne cro's'roa Is where the voter, w'reas'
senhl"i and in an ele .ant -" ch said; My
fello" citizens here H. tue boss snake o.
thls community. Providence has tni""i
him in my way, tor tue Illustration 81 d
purpose Ny worthy competitor, than
whom | must say, mo- reader liar live,
can not dupl t'e TINS order. Fell s."
citizens, let him 'dn'e a larger Snak" -
Withdraw from toe race.
The people ciioelcd yocifcrou-iy Tar.
filcnos, feeling that tier champion would
le beaten, worc i.uNHCust looks and
wappcd their heads ,n,nously. Tai VA
clol "Give ~. tune, my iricnIs," sad
he. know that tue worthy and ,cnlen
tIohs mar "h" tuli'rasN yoh, has pr"
ducod "A credi atle snake, but do moi
hro" ~ your hands until have ha'
time, will 20 to the wood. and cal
upon nature to aid m
He was gone two days, but he returned
With a snake that would have done crcii
10 any man. Oh, it was monster, s,
much lnrger thin Moses reptile that
wayfnring man, thou.h ,o,l, could hav,
seen the difference. Ta's friends wer,
proud of him, aud. lifting him, thev cur
ricd him On their shoulders aud san. cam
pMgn songs with the loud voice Of re
Wv, hone. NJ, - va, calm and roIIrct
ed, hut ON his brow there were peuciliue
OF determination.
"Do not .u REM ley. nv ar friends, >
snid be IN 20 VOICE ~ -'l-ru- depth. "GIv,
M f"" DAYS rm" aHi "i. p'durr q
rnck"t of decps-ra''t iri'V. - J.. u''
wa not lu..tiia lay, l"i. A..h"E-A N"r.
l'licd wilir th"r- 'a' iH'i -.>'i
VII. produce ~naAe .ua- "..4 ".to' ui
m.n'"s water
Mos" hade his frl'ni-Hn AK t'''H
und Tor three DAY t'r| anl.J So. .t. t.u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
Charged with Theft.

Justice Davis issued warrant yes
terday for the arrest of Wiley McClel-
land, colored man employed bv MRS.
J.. K. Hilmer, of South Fifth street,
The negro is charged with stealing
$50 from Miss King, who was board
ing AT MIs. e. liners.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

The scarcity of Ice at present pre-
vaiing in the city will, il is hoped
soon be overcome. A. MIR. Congcr j.
oyerhauling his factory and enlarsing
il Ia twice ils former capacity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
,enaIorInI Unstrlct. ana over eIghleen


~heriiF Harris caused thr arrest,
Yesterday, in Dallas, of man 10y the
name of Tanner, on complaint of Dr.
llalbert. The crime charged is dis
posing of mortgaged property from IA
farm lying To the eas of Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27

The ENAMINER is requested to say
that MIR. j. f. Crawford has with
drawn from the race for public
weigher. This leaves but two candi-
dates in the field for the office, Tom
b. stephens aud L. W. Jurney.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
Preparation Dephr',,,
Iuiyers'"

In answer TO many inqY
to assure our patrons il,' A
atory Department VIII g,r
reorganized and made y
than ever before, c'peoi'%,, 81
partlncnt of reading, PEI
other important prepaarr' i
Prof. c. II. WrdelIl!t' IN
over this department a b
term. He will be alu'' II
perienced lady teaches and
Ivy will teach reading "a
ship without additions ia
Waco University, '"'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
Our Home Advertisers

will please boar in mind that copy for
changes in their advertisements must
be handed in by 3p. m. otherwise the
change cannot be made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-27
A College President as
Girls Hand

WIS Hauus
u, YOU know that ~.
college older, wralihier .
educational qualities. nni7 \
handsomer in its prrsidenolN.
other in the land? prob,tfp
Harvard and Yale are 81 10y
than the towns conrai,;.~ Jug
they have become disrs.
Columbia i only one am-Ve
Gus New York institution,
lively bcliitled by it> 4@
environments. Etit vo
proud OF President m
attainmcutS are 50 va, ta ,'1
long and white, his benig,i ~
and his proilnitt So pnnrr,
holds his own among mqn -
than hi college dos ana. u
W hcrcNcr an a~.cmhlqge L,i,
i the iigurehead of that "'s
THIS IS true especially n, y
parlor gatherings T6,rs %
which culture j. the RELIGION
prophet Not Ia SAY thai W.
to compare. much les, cor'.
Boston in any SIch way. bn,
several very good imitation. ~
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