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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

your tuTCURA REMEDIES outseil all other medicines
Keep Tor skin diseases My customers and patients say
tllat they nave effected every instance where
other remedies have failed. II. ". BROCkWAY, Nj u.
Franklin Falls. y II
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THE fac photos o1 k"tS kemrthyS, 11G9 Penn
hyivtut aVCIlr. continue 10 be - per dozen, WIKI
.: tA!:tr"ath painted
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cures positively Chills. Fever and Ague and all Ma
larial trouble contains no quinine at druggists 50,
Fs:-s Received On Storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fire
I'm b. ii. STISEME1Z a Son, 1921 Penna ave.
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AN IMPORTANT SALE.-The attention OF capital
lists is called 10 the sale Of the very desirable bust
ness property at auction on Monday, the 21st day
OF April, 1884, at O'Clock p NJ. known the Nor
rtSOn building. on AZ street, between Pennsylvania
avenue, and street northwest. now occupied by
the city government. See auction sale by 1hos Z.
WaCCdIlan.
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Chronicle IO.n,OrrOxy,

Red-hOt for new convention OF republicans. un
tainted with corruption Of primaries. TO send dele
gates TO Chicago. Latest details Of the movement
Don't fail to see it.
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Removal.

take pleasure in announcing tn my friends and
customers that have removed from No af3 Penn
Sylyanta avenue To No. 1905 + street northwest.
with 4 compete assortment Of staple and fancy
articles, and everything pertaining TO art needle
work. designing and stamping. A. H. EICHHsTADT,
1905 L street mort Invest
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Elixir of Efabck

Night sweats, fever. chills, malaria, dyspepsi;
cured by Wells Health Remover" 81. IL
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TIE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS
II allayS irllt ttlOn, removes all tendency Il
dandtuT, and nivigorttes the action OF the capil
lafieS iii the highest degree, thus promoting
vigorous and healthy growth OF hair. Its cffec
upon tue glo>Se-S and richness Of the hair is sucl
as cannot be surpassed.
Burnett5 F.avoring Extracts are the best. go
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GALVANIZED GooDs-JAMEs A. WHITING h
VI CO, $50 W. Pratt street. Established 1s47.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Hardware of every de-
scripion Galvanized Nails and spikes ali sizes and
kinds Bolt Rods, Wire Rope. Windla:ses, Blocks, and
ything appertajning TO Vessel Fitting. MARY
LAND GAVANIZINd WORKS, cor. Lee and Howard
streets. Apl2s&w-1m
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Invalids need no longer dread to take that great
specific for consumption, Asthma, and threatening
CoughS-Cod-Ilver Oil and Lime. AS prepared by
Dr. Wbor IL is robbed Of the nauSeatihg taste, and
also elnbodleS preparation of the Phosphate OF
Lime. giving nature the very article required to aid
the healing qualities Of the Oil, and to recreate
where disease has destroyed. 1t also forms
markahle tonic. and Will cause weak and debllt-
tated persons to become strong and robust. 1t
should be kept In every family for instant
the first appearance OF Coughs or Irritation OF the
Lungs Manufactured only by A. b. WilboT, Chemist,
Boston. Sold ay all druggists. tu,th,S
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For RsNsNsS' RaSASAS, BANANAS.
60 - the Ul entrdl Fruit store 22 Louisiana ave-
TUCKER Bros,
Nharr they have Just received fine lot Of bananas:
af~@ Two ctr- Gilt Edge Burbank potatoes and one
CIR EtTl} Rose for seed.
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FrfLn glasses wholesale. Hernpler's optlcian, l58
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iro,re55. Courtesy. Promot.tude.

TIE GRAND DPE,,INI; of the Globe hotel 31 Penn
{. II''L!a aVrtu" cTfhWe>t, viii take place to-
d. iErIi I9l-L, NJ ! L. Ii. Cohen y Friedman,
I.0pTe tors.
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With tl.e Condiments

generally attainab!e ii is not possible 10 produce
mayonaSe dressing for salads that VIII compare
with Durkees Salad Dressing. Buy bottle and
be convinced. co
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Transfers of ESenl ESfase

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Anna
VI. Farley TO John Mcdonald, pit. lot II, SCI. sol ;
s456. james Robbins ct al to James Dripps sub.
"a. 81. 19; s.. a. s. Taylor, trustee to Caroline
Walker. ). y Is, ST. LOG: 8. G. F. Appleby trIlS-
tee. to 4. c. Clark. lots and 3. 81 $50: 5000 F. j.
Shadd ct. al to y l. Johnson. lot 81, sec H. Barry
Farm; 500. ". F. LanSdale TO X. Wilkinson. pts.
and g. 81. OF "a: s41o. 4. f. Bate,nan TO Emma
Fox. lot 6. block 80, Columbia Heights 1900. j. B.
Rawiins TO Emily s Rawlins, W. J. IS. 81. BIS:
E. 4. L. Barber to JAS. g. Johnson, S d Is and
lot Il. block 4. Howard University SUBJ 1850. $.
y. JoSlin to same lot 90 block 3. Todd Brown S
Lewis lot 25, blk. 90, Meridian Hill: 1926 Thomas
Green to Z. Guyon. all interest real estate of
James Greer; $50. Ann Green to same, same
1850.
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GENTLEMEN should overhaul their last seasons
gar ltItS, ami have theln repaired. renovated or
dyed 1t !lalteHan :, 1873 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BANANAS Ban

~ uA1nEMsS'S. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue gen.
tleIrIi viii find fir>t-ciaoS repairing. cleaning and
GyC!ng establishment
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FORBID Liver.

Bicycle Shirts and Stockings. Mems and
Boys sizes from &c to a. all shades. Special rates
TO clubs; samples Tree at Auerbachs 7th and Ii. co
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CLEAN HoVSE-
Enuch EOrgan's SuIi'S >lpaliO.
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LOCAL MENTION.
&c Weather.

CrrrCr or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, j.. e. april ~, 1854, 9:31 ami
Tur ~ rflIle Atlantic states partly cloudy
Ngs'h.r- foil NOD iy hght rains northerly TO east
cry ".ud-, sight changes In temperature. Light
IIu- 30 n,tiatt"d for the southern and middle
state ~ sunday, followed during sunday night OF
oh MONDAY morning by colder weather 81
Tus National SAT, Deposit company. corner 18th
S'r.-t ana NaU York aycnuc.-iir. ana burglar
proof .alt~. All kinds Of valuable papers. bonds,
and siiTerw1rr taken on special deposit. Small
Sales 10 rents pr year. See advertisement.
.AF HMnEn,x'S 1873 Pennsylvania avenue gen.
terten viii find fir>t-ciass repairing cleaning and
Gyoing establishment.
For RavsN,s, R,x.x.s, BANANAS.
60 to tine old entraI Fruit store, sa Louisiana ave.
TUCKER Bros,
Wharr they have just received fine lot Of bananas.
al-9 two otrs Gilt Edge Burbank potatoes and one
car Earl} Rose for seed.
ClrLoEES's British Hose. no seams new colors,
I5s. Gents French Socks no s..;,.,s n cents
Ladies' British Hose. no seams. - cents. T0wsons
icha! i'~riia avenue, soGth side. near inarket.
FrFrp glasses wholesale HeInplers optician. 153
Pa ave-
GENTLEMEN should overhaul their last seasons
garments, and have them repaired renovated or
dyed at ialteInans, 1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
TleG,~T IHrEHIM PORTRAITS, - 80 per dozen.
FiH' large po.tratture IN ratio.
~ = s.h.HittcJ. Satisfaction rendered
RICHARD WALLS Studio Imperial.
80 Pennsylvania avenue.
Tn" l.,7t appointed Photographic establishment
iro;rass Courtesy. Prom9t!tude.
TIE GRAND lrEzI>c of the Globe hotel, 337 Penn
{, iTsT.!a avr.lt" northwest, viii take place to-
a. .AEri I9t4i, NJ I. H. Cohen y Friedman,
p.oprietors.
THE fac photos o1 k"ts kemathy's, 11G9 Penn
syivnEt avcnnr. continue TO be - per dozen, WIKI
a Thirteenth painted
NEW Northumberland ARMY suits with white
.%-tN -, WITH blue vest. s9Ji; coat and pants, sN25.
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"AI!erncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churncd every morning
and delivered in half-pound Ward" prints i5c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterInllk ana sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint
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Economy lie the prudent Of means to desired end
THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING STOVES
offered with the fullest as the best AID In
domestic economy and convenience
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LITTER IRON Mrs. HENRY WARD BEHcHEB.-
BROOKLYN, N. Y, March 25, 1894
lha-e used Alcoek's PlasterS for some years for
myself ana family, and, as far as able, for the
many Sufferefs whe come TO Us for assistance, and
have found them a genuine relief for most OF the
'.es and pains which flesh Is heir To- have uScd
iilro,cSs Pla<iers spr all Kind Of iamcnesS ana
a.ute pain. aid, ~ frequent experiments. tnQ
that they can lOE.lrot many CascS not noticed Iii
your CIRCULARS A.RS. ii. W. BEEGHEs.
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ILE@ANT lHrERIL PORTRAITS, - % per dozen.
Pin" large po:traiture In ratio.
ITO S.hHit;cI satisfaction rendered
RICHARD WALLS Studio Imperial,
80 Pennsylvania avenue.
~" i1'-' appointed Photographic establishment
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BRoNzED PLAQUES TRAYS PANELS and AN
GENT ARMOR.
In faithful reproduction, artistcay displayed IN our
rooms.
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CrrrCr Of TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
W .oLLr..-.1EN l. q, ...rlI fs.t n.2l .
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MERIDIAN HnL-Messrs. Duncanson Bros. auc-
tloncer5, have advertised liz lots to be sold on
Monday and Tuesday next. This promises to be
the largest sale OF suburban property held in this
city: and as the situation and views among the
flncst there Is hardly any doubt that the opportu-
nifty win be taken advantage of. The sale begins
each day at O'Clock ?. m See the adyt.
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Ear Coughs and 'E'isroat Disorders
use RR0W$'S HR0NCEIaL IRoCHES. Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except think
better 81 ;iLat which began thinking well Of
Rec. HJ.uy WttrG BeccAef. Sold only In boxes. co
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Nen's and Eioys Light Shades
spring Hats all the new styles, from Jac. to -, a
IL AUERBACH'S Ilh and H.
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RETURN OF \ VENERABLE MISSION RY.-Thn Rev
Nathan Sites VINO, for nearly a quarter OF n cen
fury, has been missionary OF the NJ. +. church II
China and i now delegate from the China confer
tnce TO The general conference, which meet, in
Philadelphia in May, is expected to arrive iii This
cltJ to-day His son, Clement VI. Lacey sites, met
MIN In New York The two had not seen c2ch Other
Tor nine years. The son has grown to voting man
hood In our midst He entered our public schools
in september. 1873, and graduated (c!SS OF 1Se3
from the High school, in which he took first hOnOrs
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THE National SAFE Deposit company. corner 18th
S'r.rt ana NeU York dyenuc--firc ana burglar
proof .aft-. All kinds OF valuable papers. bonds,
and sii.fTwIrr taken on special deposit. Small
sales 10 rents pr year. See advertisement.
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TIE EQU.TAELS COOPERATIVE BUILDING AssoCIA-
rIGS.-Py oricr OF the board, subscription books
now open for stock Ia the eth issue The shares
e. 50 per month The members of the Equitable :,
by making regular monthly payments on shares,
have accuausted az this date, In fifty -four months
$50 ATS "a which Is all advanced TO the sharehOd-
ers who are paying for homes and other property.
fhe average monthly receipts for this year have
been $40 ss g. These figures are given TO show the
growth ard success OF the association. ThCyGas
Bonneville president; John Joy Edison, secretary.
O;fice. 9lc 4 street porthwos.
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WEBER PIANos.-Just received, fine, large carved
leg uprights John Z. Ellis Co, g7 Pennsylvania
avenue, near 10th street.
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relying upon an antiquatcd Sys-
TEN for road work, that Judge Gerald
and the county commissioners have
done an immense amount of work in
the way of building and buying bridges
and in opening and working roads.
But now special taxes may be levied for
these purposes, and the people are an
nualls losing thousand, by bad roads,
and are perfectly willing if they can see
that the money i, being iudiciou,ly
used aud the roads benefited, To
submit, 10 a special tax for that
purpose. The commissioner, have pur
chased the Bosquc and other toll bridges
The Waco hrdgn i, Of equal impor-
tancc. and the necessity OF it, being
free i in exact ratio Of the increased
price OF course the vested rights of
bridge owners should not be ruthlc>>ly
destroyed, bat the county should be
willing to pay fully q, much or little
more than the construction of a bridge
would cost This should satisfy the stock
holders, and they would likely be glad
to have bonds running ten or fifteen
years in exchange for Il franchise th.t
viii expire in half the time. The su,-
pension bridge is It great burden upon
the commerce of Waco and Il move
, mcnt to make it free cannot be in
auguratcd two soon. OF course things
cannot be done in day, but if there is
no beginning there will never be Il con
sumaton and there is no better time to
/ begin the agitation of the subject than
the present, and it should be brought
home to every candidate for position
/ in the commissioners court. This much
is said in opposition to no candidate.
A. to those running for county judge,
| TIE EXAMINER only wishes it had
| iitv votes of its own for each of them.
and it could be happy with either We're
/ t'othcr dear charmcr away.
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COUNTY ROADS AND BRIDGES

THE Examiner to-day gives 81 IN
tcrcstiug article from Judge Gerald
The Judge seems to think that the re-
cent articles in the EXAMINER are re-
nccting upon his record and perhaps
having an influence against him moth
ing vas farther from the desire of the
ENAMINEE. In fact it thinks that
with the resources at hand, the in
ability under the law to levy
spcciol taxes and the necessity OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

TODAY The Examiner make, it,
appearance in better shape than it Ia,
since tho ncw management took con
Grl. Its new presses are up and in
working order, and its folding machine
Is doing duty. Most all Of the old type
ba, been replaced with ncH its force
Of rompo,itor, has been increased, and
Eherc is Nd reason why the patrons of
the paper won't receive each morning
g fresh, acosy and neatly printed
paper. A. soon q our state special
system gets In operation we will give
tLe reader of TIE EXAMINrr 0s good
= paper as there is in the state
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
As in Days OF Yore.

Hubbard City News.
THE WACO EXAMINER has passed
into the hands of the "Smny South
Publishing Co.." and is enlarged to
eight pages put on new dress, and is
greatly improved in makeup and get
up-and-git" generally. Waco is to be
congratulated. 1t now has n daily
newspaper not only in name but in
fact, Her business men should now
give it their full support and keep the
''old" EXAMINER ON the boom, rs in
days of yOrc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

IlE llcrald say, It has moi stigma
sized the ,tockmou rs cattle King, and
bullionairc. We were not before aware
chat these tiJlc- were stigma~ IN fact,
thought they were highly honorable
stiles which the cattlemcn wore with
evident pride, and the other poor dcy-
is longcd tor, until the ,tocLmcn and
sheir organ allied them 10 lrcSpas,,
tyranny and robbery of the school fund
The ENAmINER also believe, them to be
An honorable and worthy elias, OF oiti-
lcn~, hut with strong weather eye for
5hcir own interest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

No danger OF an ice famine tins year I;
Rollers factory 4 ruAni"g nisht and day.
Wagons viii visit all parts Of the city.
Leave or telephone your orders to factory,
corner Sixth and Franklin streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

II Is generally accepted rs true that
General SUI Ross will be in the field for
governor two year, hence, Indeed, it
Is an open secret that his friends are
preparing the way for his candidacy.
nut in the Judgment OF many thinking
people they are pursuing Il very unvioc
course. was talking to Il prominent
gentlemen to-day, u man who is one OF
the mos. experienced politician, in the
state. and ne expresses himself thu,
relative 10 the refusal of McLcnnan
county TO instruct for Ireland: II
think Ross friends made mistake. 1t
'Sia~ been conceded for some time that
Governor Ireland will be rcnomnatcd
without opposition. Ross processes
the warmr,t friendship for the ~ov-
ernor, and positively refused to run
against him. and it would have been
the handsome thing if Ross county had
said to ireland 1--WE are with YOU.
1t would have been remembered two
years from now in y very substantial
way. Instead OF that Il spirit has been
cvinccd in the matter little calculated
to help Ross in the future. Post.
The above is an entirely false con-
clusion. drawn from thc action OF Me
Lehman county democracy. In rcfuS-
inc to instruct her delegates, she has
but followed out long established
precedent in this county OF refusing TO
instruct for anybody, Men are selected
in whom perfect confidence is rcposed,
and who are known to be in sympathy
with the wishes of the people and al
most universally sent untrammclrd,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

HAD the convention which assemble,
IN the Fort to-day been called 10 meet
N Waco, the delegates would have
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

TIE delegate, to the Fort Worth
convention who passed through Waco
yesterday were almost unanimously in
Savor OF the old ticket
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

When the Fort will stop Dragging and
build Il Jail like the Harris county Jail,
prisoners will not have a chance to cs-
cape. The Fort is Il growing village,
but its metropolitan proportions are
still ON the maps only.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

lr will be- a cold day, surely, when
Che Gazette succeeds in getting the
democracy to give John -. Tcmplcton
a bach. seat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

IT is presumed that Wash Jones will
not have an influential daily paper to
do his bidding during the coming cam
pairn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

me WOODEN mills viii soon br in
operation, aud then Waco will begin to
aakc ON Il ncW lease of more active life
Among its several enterprises which are
Interested directly or indirectly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

\ so 1850 driving park for Waco viii
attract number, OF visitors TO the Cen
>ral City. such an institution We have.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

FoHT WORM viii hardly hc able TO
accommodate the delegates t. The con
vention with board and lodging
Hotel room there i, not rs plentiful rs
il shOnId ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

{. +. Smith has the large't. '"' y
stock of Plain and Decorsu'Iu II.
lIanging> to select from o,,I a
keeps full line of Paints 'l'''
and Artist Materials
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

THE Statesman is never happy, I'M
anlcss it is when an opportunity pre-
sents itself tor Il dig into the ribs of the
sage of Scguin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

NEVER let the dear candidate forget
that McLennan county wants good
road, and free bridges,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

Bill Nye, Josh Billings, A| '"
humorous, writers, have "a""
their best efforts to the ST, JACoN
FAMILY CALENDAR, l9S4-j, lDF
can be had by inclosins WV
postage stamp to the SUPPL v pa
MENT. The CHARLES L.
COMPANY, BALTIMORE, MD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
REPUBLICAN SCHISM.

difference between opposing parties
upon the leading questions OF polity
be distinguished only by fine di>crimi-
nation Upon matters pertaining to
the gcdcral rood OF the government
and people, there is rarely wide di-
vcrrcncc Of opinion. This fact applied
Il, closely in the matter of slavery rs
the agitating cause of the war between
the states. is it does to-day in the diff
ference, arising from free trade and
protection. 4, in the question Of sla-
very. there wa, >lirht difference north
or south a, to it, being an
incubus. and such differences ~ existed
BEING based upon the eXpcdicncv of
moan. for il. adjustment. so if j. in
,hn MATTER of tariff -. the fonrird diyi,-
in, br+,vrrn thn natinu.l nortirs to-day
4, .lovcrv until II. romulntn obolisb-
mont w,s thr AGITATION of uortirs from
,ho horinninr of thr CENTRAL cavern
man, .n bo. hnnn ,oriff throurh IFS
various phases and several party Slo-
cans These foncied differences are
thouoht To exist in much the same man
ncr and in much the same localtc, in
the one case rs the other. Party leaders
know better, but they seldom so in
struct their constituencies
\ representative in the federal con-
gress from an agricultural or stock dis
trict, by which every party selected,
finds himself as heavily hobbled with
tariff weights as any one OF his contem-
poraries from manufacturing district
of New lEngland Thus the represent
tativc of sugar district must pro-
tect his constituency against imported
sugars; he of n wool district against
importationS of that article, and so on,
al iutnitum 1t is less 50 in the cotton
districts. for the reason that the culture
of that article i, insignificant beyond
our own boardcr>, hu, the writer is old
enough to haze lived in the time
when competition with the ipca-
WINE crop OF Egyptian cotton
wa, cause of great unrasiness to our
southern producer. but even these dis
trct> are being invaded by the manu-
facturcr. who convert, that staple into
an article of con,umption. and he Joins
in the petition for protection.
Thi, MAY be LEGITIMATE line for
party distinction. but il requires cx
trcmc dclcncysof discrimination to
discover wherein it i, applied in our
dav and generation. Time was. how
ever. when the war cry of free trade
and Sulor> right, rs seriously threat
cned Il disruption of the Union aS did
the question of slavery, and in the one
case rs in the other, the people of the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

NuW L.i tine bug real estate men step
np and take bold Of ;hc nrN cotton
mills enterprise.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

For first-class lunch, drIp &
ice tea, milk, etc, 90 10 -. u4,
Moon Lunch room, No. i''' voj,,;
near Austin street. open WV
morning
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
Parasols ! Parasols =

The lots We offered last week are
still on our counters. They are going
very very fast. at SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

IN the convention to-day had right
to discuss free gra,, it would set on the
Gazette worse than the Tarrant county
democrats did,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

Hos g. w lEEEtLr, OF Austin,
Nould never bee discrcdit 10 the Lone
star state in congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11
Greatly Improved.

NVarAdO EuIIcUn
THE WACO EXAMINER ha, recently
been greatly improved and enlarged to
an cight-pa@c q1arto paper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-11

VINO will be first t. put good roads
sud free bridges in their platform