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creditable.
The Committee adjourned to
meet June goth, 1884, at 4 o'clock
P. NJ.
G.. W. BOLTON,
GEO. 0. WATTS, Commissioner.
Secretary pro TEN.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE
JURY.

| "SJVoAAAOlle lCSCuG-- '-s'
+. Seip, President;
John A. Dixon,
A. Heyman.
! There being no quorum present,
the Jury adjourned until tomorrow
morning ats o'clock.
] Attest: L. C. SANFORD,
Clerk Police Jury.
1 ALEXANDRIA, La,
! June 3, 1884.
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment. Present.
John A.Dixon,
A. Heyman,
Geo. L. Wilson,
j. Y. Hathorn,
There being no quorum present,
the Jury adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
Attest: L. G. SANFORD,
Clerk Police Jury.
ALEXANDRIA, La, |
June 4, 1884. !
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment. Present
f. Seip, President
Jonh A. Dixon,
Geo. L. Wilson,
A. Heyman,
j. Y. Hathorn,
f. A. Blanchard.
|, The minutes of yesterday were
read and approved
On motion of Mr.. Wilson,
Whereas, An ordinance was
adopted by the Police Jury on
April IL, 1884, directing that an
election be held on Wednesday, the
2lst Of May, 1884, Of the voters Of
the Parish Of Rapides, in their sew
eral wards, at their respective vot-
ing precincts, for the purpose Of de.
termining whether the sale ofintox-
icatirg liquors shall be prohibited
or licensed in the several wards;
and
Whereas, The said election was
held at the time and in the manner
ordered, and the vote tabulated and
proclamation made Of the reeult as
provided for in the said ordinance.
Therefore be it ordained by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Rap
ides, That on and after the LIST of
July, 1884, the sale Of intoxicating
liquors, except such as are dispens-
ed by duly licensed druggists for
medical purposes on the prescription
of a licensed physician is prohibit
ed within the limits of the following
Wards, viz:
Alexandra, Pineville, Lamourie,
Cheneyville, Springhill, Calcasieu,
Cotile, Rapides and Rigolette, the
majority of the votes in those
Wards being against License
and the Tax Collector is hereby in
structed not to issue any license for
the sale of liquors within the said
above named Wards.
Resolved further, That the sale
of Intoxicating liquors shall not be
prohibited in the Hineston Ward,
the majority of the vote in that
Ward being "For License" and the
Tax Collector shall proceed to col
lect from all parties selling such
liquors in said Ward the same L.
cense as the collector for State.
On motion the Jury then ad-
iourned until the first Monday in
July next.
F. sEIP,
President Police Jury.
A true copy.
L. G.. SANFORD, s
Clerk Police Jury.
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THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.
ALEXANDRIA, La,
n,o cal, 1000

commissioner presiding. Present
j. Levin, j. G. White, VIM. Har.
ris, Rev. II. G. Duncan and Geo
10. Watts.
! 1t was moved and carried that
the Parish of Rapides make an ex.
hibit only as a Parish.
individuals desiring to make spe-
cial exhibits to do so, and to apply
for space through Commissioner
Bolton. Carried.
The articles for exhibition will
be transferred free to New Orleans,
Those desiring the return of arti-
Giles can do SO by paying one half
card rates.
The following is description of
what articles it would be we'll to
exhibit, and how they should be ar
ranged, etc.
LUMBER.
A-Logs cut from the trunk of
the tree one foot above the ground,
and four feet long. At the upper
end they are sawn longitudinally
through the heart fifteen inches.
and the blocks thus formed remov-
ed upon one side by cut slightly
beVeled, The saWn snrfacns aro
then planned and sandpapered.
Give in your catalogue the diameter
of these blocks at the upper end,
that is five feet from the ground.
OF trees too large to be thus han
died, cut a disc one and half foot
thick five feet from the ground.
B-Planks two inches thick,
and two feet long, cut from bark to
bark through the heart or in case of
very large trees from heart to bark,
should be well seasoned, dressed,
sandpapered and polished, by rub
bing with q solution of white shell
lac and alcohol until a glossy but
coiorless surface is obtained.
C-Knots and burls for venecrs.
woods, turned or carved
specimens, vanished specimens to
show their appearance in furniture,
will form another class.
D-Spoke, handle, rim, bucket, |
and barrel, timber, hoops, and every
kind of half-manufactured wood |
form another class.
E-Forest products, banks, me-
and for tanning wild fruits
rosin and gums, medicinal herbs
and roots, form another class.
AGRICULTURE.
The small grains should be ex-
threshed and in the sheaf.
Corn shelled, in the ear and in the
shuck. Grasses, wild and tame, in
bales and sheaves. Pull the grass
mp by the roots.
Forestry, farm, and garden seed
in glass show bottles. Collective
exhibits showing all the prepare
ions and products Of each agrieul-
;ural plant. For example, from
he Cotton plant, the fibre the oil,
cake, meal, hull-ashes from the
seed +; fibre prepared from the stalk
md representative cotton manufact-
lrers.
Rice, wheat, oats, rye, barley,
tic. and their mill products. Su-
,ar-cane sorghum, and their pro-
lucts. illustrate these mills and
actories by models, diagrams, pict-
Tres, etc.
The cold storage will be useful
or preserving butter, milk, diary,
md creamery products. The
ZONES, farms and lives of farmers
hould be illustrated by photo
,raphs, drawings, ETC., of farm
building, gates, and Enclosures,
arlning operations, and in fact,
'verything that can be photo
,raphed.
The minor industries, like silk
ulture, bee farming, ETC., should be
epresented by collective exhibits.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
farlsh COurt-Parish of Rapides.
MO. AGO. WHEREAS CARRIE
~ Carter has made application
70 this COURT to DO appointed Adj
Ima,,nistratrix of the Succession of
william II. Carter, deceased-No-
wee Is hereby given to all whom it
.oIh Or may concern. to show
cause S within ten (10) days from the
uate hereof, why the same should
not be granted.
by order of the Court.
June, 1884. ''' -
GEORGE 0. WATTS,
1ne ., 1854. Clerk.
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TASSON, John, Physician and
" Surgeon. Office at residence,
at the head Of Beauregard street.
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FOB PRINTING NEATLY EX-
- ecnted at this office. Get our
terms.
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Fortify the System.

All who have experienced and witnessed
The effect of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
npon the weak, broken down, responding
victims of dyspepsia, liver complaint t,
bility, or premature decay, know that in
this supreme tonic and Alternative there
exists q specific principle which reaches the
very source Of the trouble, and effects an
absolute and permanent cure.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
60. generally.
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III 7"i'""N i'AN" y RS WV '",.'"
lns '"''S""s' Sl"'''i"E "''''' ''',''
III connection WIN 'i'' S"N'''"'S"'p
WAS used'
re l. S'1'N' ~ W.
i,n,,Ia 80 ,;. G.;o,,.i .,'i ,i', ly,t,,-
NrH .oncr more rritcra,r, the state
ment that ift,cncral Ross Is nominated
for HoVernor Wi'ho"' ms ,crhlhe 'hc
rIi' rran ~ ,n,.'i ~, .,iI ,hn viii,
said hc wouId NOT do. then and i'm That
event, he will accept II. He has no
aiiipi'l9n To eFa.'lH' lIl'rr'"It ''G H'Ns
Lo,rilI nnt r.r,.. T., .,yc in ,uv
capacity to which he may hc called t.
serve by his party or his state. llir
irleius poidiS 'aNc lh' P"HI'l"n 'iin'
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tion and compression, reduce the
amount of money squandcr"d to- HoI'-
900 from something like inililnn,
which the treasurer will have 10 MS
gorge senator Coke was interviewer
on the subject of the defense "i 'Uu 4'
ireland above quoted. at the ili''' ny
the Waco EXAMINER one niue tN-
tract from that interview VIII snow
the affair in strong light. ana IL u
was then generally regarded By tue
people. II is n follows.
Reporter Judge ireland seem, 70
~uuiru considerably under the lash ol
the press.
Governor Coke lc-: the poor TEL
low, coutortions are Al time pitlAh'
and at times amusing. In his letter 1"
the Houston Age he alternately hrgN
and hullics. and finally winds mp WIN
a mathematical calculation proving
b, figures that he and Hobby never
>windlcd the state ont of tut >'-uu
and that sum j. to small iorali ms
iu,-. In other words. il struck me ~
AN attempt Ia rrducc the oilcn-o from
Grand larccn, to petty theft lhi- is
about ~ ridiculous "a, hi Htic'upl 10
drag mc into the WalloW Whlch ha~
about submerged and covered llliu
frunpubic view. lii- whine. over
his defeat for ,cnatcr are moi rc~poh-
.ivc to the i,,uc. lie should Wninr
out better defense Tor the present
charge against him than hc ha- yet
done. or submit in silence like u mnu
to the Just ca-tigation he i receiving.
I'm the same interview speaking ol
Il plot at the Galveston convention u
1876 10 require the nominee for goN
ernur to pledge himself not tu bc
candidate tor amy other office durin.
his term. senator Coke tell, OF an IN
tcrvicW he had at the Grnud Nouihcvl
hotel with judge ireland. III which h
charged lrcland's friends with thi
plot. lie said ireland denied Tia
charge. but h" added these word
"lrelnnd's guilty expression of com
tcnancc pending the interview "oi
WINGED me that he Wa- wholly m,iI
ccrc in his statements. and that II
was the real iustigatOr of th" plot
These extracts are presented that th
thick and thin orga. may "N"rcl-
their mathematical skill ia dividing
subtracting and comprising ~rnnt'
Cokc's sublime estimate Of the llitl'
ness of the object of their dcNpil"n
Their Succcss in boiling doWna mi
lion dollar, to .S62.uOo gives promi-
Z ofplca.iug RESULT.
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A HUGE SWINDLE REDl CED Tt
PETTY LARCENY.

The Galveston News presents few
historical facts for the consideration
of the "Defendcrs of the Faithful
John, in the following, which the
"thick and thin organs would do
well to plaster with little of the
mud which they are accustomed to
throw nj the "opposition.' The News
says:
The Dallas Herald and other thick
and thin personal organs of Governor
ireland say and profess to think, with
charming trust in the face of bare As
sertion, that the extravaganza permit
ted and encouraged by the governor
does not amount to the large sum com
priscd in the difference between that
required for the actual necessities of
the government, n stated by the sew
cral departments, and that lavlshly
appropriated, but TO II much smaller
sum. which the Herald, after wander
ing some days i'll the iunglcs of Texas
finance. fixes AT So 900, no less, no
more. This is the exact amount ar
rived AT, and il is stated in II way to
excite "reminiscences. There Is a
strong family resemblance between
this defense and that made by Judge
Ireland when the virtuous Houston
Age was after him with large and
active club on account of his parlici-
patton in the Gibson certificate land
steal. He then, August 81. ls77,wrote
t the Age:
Now, the difference between forty
five miles and lifiy-tivo miles seemt q
be ten. Eight sections for the mile
would be for this distance eighty see
tions of $40 acres. Al the highest
market value. say $50 for each certiii-
cate, we have $500. This 1900 il
the amount really in dispute. and il i
nagniiied into the "huge land swim
die" Gland grab" "robbing the state
out of half million acres Of the pub
lie domain"
Judge Ireland. il will be observed
stated that at the highest market val
ne "we have 1920" which. he thinks
is paltry sum to be magniiied into q
"huge land swindle.' And vet tn,
governor, then in office, declared tn,
whole issue for tifty-tive miles steal
and from that day to this, seven years
officers of the state government, in
Guiding the present attorney general
have insisted that the issue was fraud
ulent. But admitting that il was onl.
a$7,200 fraud il is none the less
fraud as declared by Texas, and tn
amount of il is no more a justification
than it is a justification for the extrav
agance of the Ireland administration
that the organs, by division, snbstrac
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THE GOVERNOR AND HIS DE
TENDERS.

The Houston Post comes To the front
with much assurance ana less logl''
in an article headed "lrcland and hi'
Detractors." The Post. in advocating
the denomination of MIR ireland.
SAWS that in the opinion of the opPo-
sition papers IAN executives actN cut
no figure in popular endorsements
The Post seems 10 forget that il /, the
"acts" and known inciiicicncl of tov-
ernor Ireland to which the opposition
objects.
The Post is also reminded that fact,
and figure, have been time and again
cited to prove the truth of the charg"
of inconpctcncy, and its very illogical
way of meeting them by silent con-
tempt" is not calculated to advance the
cause ofits favoritc. nor does the as
seriion that the papers opposed To Mr.
Ireland are influenced by" personal
considerations amount to anything
The Post knows better when il make
this ungrOunded charge. Certainty /
is sad reflection to think that
newspaper cannot oppose publi
measure or oppose the elevation q
an incompetent person to office
without laying itself open to tn
charge of personal considerations
The Post is also reminded of tn
fact that Judging from " public opir
ion" is poor test of right. Publ
opinion cruciticd the saviour of tn
world, and the Post would. iit couI'
manufacture public opinion -ullicicn
TO renominate Mr. Ireland and allli'
whole state to gratii! It's personal
preferences.
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July u I'm
4 OlrcCtiOII.

Editor Examiner
In your complimentary advertise
mcut of my drug hu,inc~- in SUNDAY p
issue. You mention Il, one "i the
attractions "thc saving of prr~crip-
tions usually charged hy phl -ician-.
In this You are mistaken. have
retired from the practice of medicine
for the present, and while would
like 10 have all the prescriptions filled,
and sell all the medicines, | could
not afford to compromise my pre-
scrihing gratuitou>ly or otherwise.
Respectfully, :. Il. ll\MLrrL
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pr. J. Bradhcld.
DEAR SIR have taken several bot
ties of your Female Regulator for fall
ing of the womb and other diseases
combined. of sixteen years standing,
and really believe | am cured en-
tirely, for which please accept my
heartfelt thanks and most profound
gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life, so you see cannot
speak too highly in its favor. have
recommended il to several OF my ac-
quaintancc, who are suffering as |
was, Yours very respectfully,
MRs. W T.. STEBBINs.
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A. the Point of Their Pistols.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July Sl.-A Chron-
icle- Telegraph Petroia, Pa, special saysi
Yesterday afternoon three masked men
entered the house OF Rhody Boyle, a
wcll-snowu farmer living near ST Joseph,
and with revo.yers cooked compelled him
TO open hi, SAFE and give them SIS, 600 IN
cash, after which tney took 10 the woods
and have not yeI been captured.
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There is one plice IN the city OF
Waco where half hour or 80 can be
spent protitably i'll examlniug beautiful
sp cimrns ot htt. tud hit place l. the
IA t ,llery of NJ W. ID. J"ck-ou on
Austin avenue Mr.. lacks II has re-
ccutly secured the .ervlces II q. of the
finest artists N tne ate, Prot Cohen, of
II .u-tuu. HuI the finest worN l. now
turned ont from his gall ry lh" Pros
fc->or ha the reputation ot h"luG very
tiuc pa inter-, aud ,pec'mens of hls work
to be $ eu Mt h. gallery, will convince
nv one of this { net
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lInwkc'- new cryStnliIrd lenses th'
finest in the world. for the prc~rrva
tion of the sight. recommended hN th'
medical faculty throughout the c"un
try. Hawke patcut extension -priu.
eve GLASSES. the finest in existence
The above glasses are titlcd To all CON
dition- of the eve hv Castles y Morri-
son, agents, CIhc old Drug t"rncrl
Pcddlrr- will not bc supplied Witl
these glasses al any price.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-06

SuElHNvuLE, lrL, July H.-This
morning, while praticing on the ground
OF the Driving CLUB, 81, 500 running
horse of Mis-, Nellie Burke jumped upoi
the railing and, stake penetrating his
heart, he trll dead upon the track Miss
Burke was hurled distance Of thirty
feet, but escaped with only slight in
iIrias
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COLO IN 0uh u u lSlDS.

When we consider the health to h,
better than wealth, then must wc con
sidcr the old field mullcm better than
glod-at least the mcdical world -
recognize II, and attest its mcril,
over cod liver oil for lun6 troub e,
Made in n tea and combined wlli
sweet gum, il presents IN THyiur''
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum nur
Mullrin, "A pleasant aud I'll ctivc cur,
for Group, Whoopng-c"Ggh, " told'
and Consumption Sold by all drug
gists Il, 25c aud 81 OlH bottle.
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Cooling Baths, Ooesn Brerzcs' and
Fresh Roses,

are in the Thoughts OF all. at this time 81
the SUMMER. 10 be entirely comfortable
i is also necessary 10 think ui II cooling
regimr "A vegetable dct. crisp salids. and
"A mind AT ease No mind can hc AT ea-c
without h"a III. Ouc of our friends y
In sicknes- loND's EXTRACT il Worth it,
weight IN Gold" 1t 'orqucrS all Ail ds ol
lullimati"n-. whi, tprall sorts OF h,uIor.
rhtges il IL thr g,ea'rst known rrm'dv
Eminent physicitu> prescribe it through
uut Europe and AmuIirn.
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DOTS AND DASIIE>.

The pnrtnershin heretofore existing
Between Machan ~ lleulbcrg is thl- day
dissolved hy mutual consent. jan e,
Machon assumes all liabilities and nlil
collect all accounts due the finn.
JAMts MACuoN.
LEo, HERIlBERG.
Waco, July 3. 1854. 1-l-lm
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No Cure No Pay.

pccler', Chill and Fever syrup is
warranted to cure any ease of chills
and fever. Contains no quininc or
arsenic, or anything injurious to the
system.
pEEIEH'S DRrG STORE.
augl-3m sixth and Austin ~t>.
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DR.. W. II. Caliee has removed his OF
fice TO Castle, Morrison ~ Co.'s drug
store. AT night he can be found at lh'
McCleland hotel by Teiephoning or 10y
calling ri room l0l. b-2O-2m
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Sick Committee of Waco Lodge No.
92. A. f. " \. NJ, for fine present
month: Il. f.. Burnham. j. X. Bell. j.
ID. Bell. J. ". Baker, r. f. Blake. by
order of the ". VI.
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\ memorandum pocket book with
some valuable papers. The finder
will leave al thi, office and receive II
suitable reward. 2ltf
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DEAR NiH-Somc fifteen wears ago
examined the receipt of your Fe-
male Regulator and carefully studied
authorities in regard to it, compo'
ncnts: and then. A. well aS uow, pro-
nouncc ii to bc the most scientific and
,killtul combination ofthc really re-
liable and rcmcdia, vegetable agents
known to science To act directly on
the womb and uterine organs and
part, >ympathiling directly with these;
and, therefore, providing n specific
remedy for all diseases OF the womb
and Of the adjacent organs and parts
Yours truly,
JESSE BoRING, VI. -. u. u.
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NeaycTs wanted.

Women and 9irl- wanted ae wcay-
cr,. Light work and good wages
~LANDEN-k IKKsEl NOODLES MILL.
bu
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Nj VI. ]. Gr-en, p Ma Moth But
fdr, PA >'Ht,s his fe werr adly
FROST d rul e sutf tcd plsu with ppiu.
IA thr head, which st Jrco ~ OH. Tho
-tcut Pt.lu rel ever, e mplctriy cured.
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l.AtiKANGE, ''A.
pr. J Bradneld. Atlanta Ga.
DEAR SIR take pleasure in stat
ing that | have used. for the last
twenty wears. the medicine YOU are
now putting up. known as Dr. Brad
fields Female Regulator, and consider
il the best combination ever gotten to-
gcthcr for the disease for which it is
recommended. With kindcst regards,
am respectfully,
W. Is. FERRELL, NJ, ID.
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The Remarkable speech Of Colonel Villas.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-06

I'OR SALE--Auy one wishing II good family
i buggy horse can get one at II bargain by
calling OH T.. ". Hotel. at MeGowen' mills.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-06

FOR SAIE-Sccond. hand sidc-bar buggy
j good make, cheap, May be- seen at GRAND
stHblc.--HuS42
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-06
25 CENT COLUMN
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-.-Safc. fire and burglar proof
L but little used. Cheap. Address 'Saie'
care Waco EXAMlNEK.- Il