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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
THE CONTEST IN THE XXXIIID DISTRICT.
iBr rELE9RAPH tn tn rRfnJvsi

LOcKPoRT. y. Y, Aug. 23.-At the lid As
sembIy District Republican co vcaton u Niagara
County this afternoon, W. J. Mackdy. 81 Na-as- WIS
nominated for AsSemblynsn and FRANK Se"p' Oh h"V
Ind for Scbool Commi. soner The prlncpIl hglt was
between ri hard crowley and H. Babcock. candid ties
Tor Congress ocook ctpturel the con'ento on y 4
vote of TO TO- and four Babcock delegates 10 he '"
grcs, ional Convention elected Joseph Wing 1
Vantorn c H. chin ami Perigo. In IN" eau
ses i'm Tie frt distr to-day B.acocs captur"d Gam
bria an Royalton AL will probably NV" the en- ~
Niagara dclrg ion % the XXXlIld Con 'rcsS oaL us
tci Conveu ion to heli at Niagara Fal on pten-
tcr 3 The Rep lbicin nomination now lays between
him and Coloncl Joan b. WeDrer OF Lr1e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
4 PEACEM4KER STABBED WITH / DlGGS
THE RESULT OF QUARREL BETWEEN SPoiriN'
MEN.

WMKESBARRE, Penn, Aug. 23.-IholhN
Brennan. OF ramaqua, and Fred Hurst Of ha4'".
wer. matched .cten,ly t6 run q loOyard 1901 r"'' :
Taz eton thi. a. eruoon Tor $1,000 Size. sporDs ~
from various parts of the Sia:e met al th' h'',
House last night 10 a'tcud thc race. DuilnN 49,
ment between Marin Cla'k Of Scranton ana
smp.ou, u Carbol County, notorious 'por''ns
to who would win IA, race. a quarrel arose -,
lroachad The mon for the purpos" OF m'A.Hs
simpson drew ID dassrr and ami p'uns'' '"' NJ
M cr side OF Hurst who fell ianu's 70 'A' IA
Cole, who WIS imm, dat Is calsd' c''''''
w,oo INV, irt.rr..,l simpson called him ie a'ls
,o "'U Gc WA. Going 10 An he race ne of IA,
simpsons dag cr y uctr.t.d I'i,,t. IVA, ev,rirf
wounded man was carried INTO lI' "'t,, an and lc ~
ne wa, 81 u 1v.. mt milwmiuo NV ''' ~
Mt eKprcted to I've On ough lhe night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
TWO SWINHING Witches.

OLD ORCHARD, Me-, Aug. 23.-A one mile
swimming match between Thomas ri ey, amp0n 4
america. and Captain Henry simpson, cham ion o. Ens.
lani took place her. To- Rlty made tlc .alce
-3:lO. Snip .On's time was 23:4O.
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Aug ga swimming m'tcA
took place this afternoon Oh tie Su-quehaunl River be
tween W. II. Kline OF Beach Haven. AM A. l.. Kalet
champion swimmer OF jersey City. The distance was
500 yard for 500 side. The former ny nlty ie
L. lin NH nm ln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

and adjacent waters will take place over the "a,
course tomorrow. Members Of the Knickerbocs.. Da
Harlem Yacht Clubs offer large money prize, A.., sa
pennan's 70 the winning boats The prOpreor Of o's
Point nave placed the pavilion and grounds a, a. ~
rO OF tue managers. and admission IA FREE he cor
wish 10 see the race steamboat Will aoco0 Al Vac
yachts over the course '"pGy tAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
nn crR,iy r. rlr FancL4NDErs no4aD

VI NIIIII IITITT W I'T''T| VI " '''''7ITI '
iuoaud lsuI $40 o Nr.kir bolil u tho ombs.
fin.c t Set. mined efi. Prove JOB. ~ D 800. unn
a. 'wui have r.f cI 90 pt me. tum AMI h.g' 20
u"r hus7an Is lho tglr. Of pd'In afc In r'u'r-
que ,etf iudfr ,nltl., q ar I1le * coin e' as writ
Sc 'br q lowing l.iic. 40 Wa,lea rinn;
uudr'-'ri mat 'tr thnrltnd 10 1rsnilt..g with
o. .f fI' fh 90 tDn To f1f fir frt.eH fIt
b. ie us, g. have BITE bu3t ui. iit ~ M weekly uIl
lanrr .1fiW nrt % p .s r.7Hr.i1.. iur ti'
board n n r wt'k o. iH fIt iit.. ~ fhi % tur ST.
ENNt,.. 40 b ilI,.. nt eiAL tnhibt. ua. ta b.
labtti tttnii al ~ tHfutiyl stVHUE A. tuhiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
BASEBALL. NEWo

About $500 spectators witnessed the ba.eb.u
at the Polo Grounds, yesterday. between tho Rus,.e
New-York clubs The game was well contested -, "d
the following score: 1nhgby
Now. York ........................ o q n
BuuhlO --..-..-..-... q a n ~
Base hits Buffalo 6. New.York Q. Error.-p,r., . W
York T. Pitchers-0alyin and WEIGH Umpire NJ atv.
The Metropolitan and Athletic mines PLAYED :, s'1
polltan Park before about 1900 spectators .,sto
club won through the poor fielding Of the Athet mona
score was AS follows, Ias
hlnleuc, .......-...-- ..............O o q n A
Metropolitan. ..........-..-.....-.O . D
Baso bits-Athletc 3. Metropolitan s. Frro,.-
Valentine. S"pHe-kI
Tao Brookyn aad Jersey mines PLAYED an c,,,,..
game at Washington Park Brooklyn. Tho seoss S,inoa
nnQs was as follows: WV Vh
Jersey ....... o ~
iTase hts-prOoklyn, q Jersey . Frrors- p,o,., VI
Jerse,s. B. Pitchers Conway and Hughes UInvi,,n "
Connolly F"F~d
Games we're PLAYED Yesterday as folows:-In Pm,
dtlph'a- liladclphia ;. Cleveland T. " iAAs
In EaliimOrc-BaltimOre 7, Aliegneny3
In LaDcasier-NIl gnia Z, IrOasidrs g.
In CiuciLniii-COuubusi 4. CinciEnau3
In Newark ID Domestic . York l.
In ElZai eth-E,iZabr th Athletic Club 3 Upd.o.,
In gston-Klngston 10, Browns, Of PouEhkesaL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
KUMOKS OF OFFICIAL CHANGES.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNE.I

WAsHINGTON, Aug. 23. There several
OF official changes here. The critic, for instance
tonight HIS the following without any quIl
'hcatlon: "PostmIster-Grueral Gresham will re-
sien Als potion, To take effect O1ODer ],
and will ACCEPT the iudge,hip made vacant by
The 2 alton o. Jud Drumn0pd. Frank Hat will
succeed - the POstrnast3rG cnera .hip"
II IA a-O stated TIA Gen ri lu Hey Commits Homer ~
Pensions, lite ds 10 rciTc Al OI,e ? on; an s
that he bc ee c ~ General Br,vcr. % Pcuns l.
Fand. O. IrIal Dudley US been SICK for time d
n Ia loties hi, acton WI DO btle, be Que D. health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
AN EARLY CALL FOR BONDS.

WAsHiNrToN, Aug. 23.--lt is understood at
The Ire NY Dcpar III ut that tie proposed cal for
100000 = cent bonds VIII be is ued The carly
part OF next week probably No.dtv. The total re-
serve IL the Iicd5ur today % about y 10 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
THE HIGHEST MILITARY RIFLE RECORD

The military ride long range shooting match
was begun at Cree mOOr yesterday, distances COO :Y
900 and 1000 yards. Tae highest score made ~
r. J. Dolan l2th Regiment scored rs or Of ap.
sible 200 points, In the afternoon at the Aaaer
Clubs long range match. DOan ma 10 The higBes .e0n
Oh record with a military rife at 500. 800 an1 L0N
yards He scored POI out OF possible % points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
LARGE MEETING AT JAMESTOWN.
.BY TELEIRlPd ~ TIE rRlBU

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, Aug. 23.-The first Re-
ri,ican ma .s meeting here was led ast night Great
r Al ssm was manifested ~ The large au fence pre-
emf stirring speeches mPde by District orley
A-l.r Of 10. kport and judge Brun. age OF nno Inc
IoI mems blaine a d Lisan Cub lad charge OF tho
t.g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
nkonAtn N IhlNeIoAlrr1rot

kti EAst ~ j" Aug. ~ Emil liackcn-
unrhri. v.llri at ihr Avon lhn uns drowned lihi
tpinnrn vir ATTEMPTING ~ .rua the SON ~ James
Vtgnup, 81 trr iuh lheboJ vas hnill, i,seued 10y
tre bathing inHslsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
THE Loss or me T4LL1P0osA.
4 REPORT IRON COMMANDER MERRY

WASHINGTON, Aug. Earthquakes were re.
ceiycd at the Navy Department tins morning from Con.
m1ndcr VI rry, who was in command Of tie rdllpojsl
~ follows: IL have to report thai William ODnaels0a
aud William +. Jones, lhndsncn, missing They we're
ne by men on board the Gate city and uppos tc
have NAMED on board asleep. hay sent lO2 men in
charge Of their oil TO me Navy Ylr, Boston, as the
most convenient place. retaining l. men,
A re esra'n was received from COnmander Wldfs, an
nounc.ns he arrival of the Ya1tic 40 Woods oU ths
morning from Newport anl thar fo has .t'-rl be Tug
Tfdnl The wreck OF the IalapoO-a lie saws 10 WI
Le Commander berry and scDI tn naming inen
tie TallipO 10 the WaDash at Boston. me o Der
Officers That el Hav" been 10 IN H. ei To
YIN l. viii pr coed tl" wreck au relieve the IranA
which VIII hen he ordered Newport with sucA pll4l
property as may have been slvei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

Ja}-Etp- -ce and pl1llas were worked yes
tcrlI, o. Prospect rart luil urn. ds preparatory FOO
thrir nl,i laisto tir i.rord3 pn Tuesday They
~ tteI 70 mile anlt rprl rmc 222 ani go JU Bye
$40 IiUIrl the .t haltul tine nsiur Ia loTA n0d ne
I.i uIurrr in I} srcuuds me tnrk WIS hpd nom a.
dft uirlta no %. Hnd was necessary io tiNe lWehy
htr iprt uiu the rolr to rrt even tlit tO1ung.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
Mr. SrlLrAy 70 >FElH N FFoohLi'

BosroN. Aug. -. Nearly all ire III, ,',. "a
o a.. late Irish Madonna L1cu' convention w., 30
tn city Mr. Alexander sullivan went 90 Ne" ,.'.tl,n
afternoon aul will speak m rro'prci ra1 I.s SIS
n.,t Tuurdiy IA, recent letcr OF NJ" ,.,,,.er,s
decarn. 10 ne cpi the ,aar fixed by W., .,s. a,
ton 'or the pres dent the o. que ms , No. lgast
,.l.,st,n.li, Nj t ttnup supI u.e tl ~ ','' ~ M
ured r.snf hai tnlaiy. lhr utf'ry ns,n, a nicti
tnuynu ucv. received r. cent OF t'Wltu| ,he irfa
r o,,iirertl, Ne visited trrrtttwu W 10y la rirf
ciit, nf tine nlun dur ug mis- ittu ~ OH 'esfvtr y
eases paid hs own eNprt ee.. Nhr' VIZ VIZ ca. az
riinrd rr. pt iinu Zee a II 800 Know ing WV
urotidpd too the 2 suing tpnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

ptrofiOy uF 4 sisiBR 10 4 hrhDhS,n~ n
Frank Mclaughlin was held yts'e'aa,, "a
r,ns, s.,,,n ' atr n,, hpd declared nal ". h.
lam, ,t,ll. ~ n,na,or-st Ashs wa' isd ata 49, ~
t.,,bs b,s s,,ie, lsii un HE hrrh ~ ana
ssaiu s,,V asaln Tia gee WIS stii deishee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
A COURT or INQUIRY TO BE ORDERED

WA>HNGTOT, Aug 23.-The Secretary Of tho
Navy WILL IN fcg days, appoI, e)l-y of hqliyN
investigate al The crcumt nccs the JOS, Of he
Iaapo 81 aAJ determine the ItspD IsUlly 0t l. olcas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24

Az UrEg yArHl tArE AZ OAK fulNF
An open Yacht iatp. lul which iheie aie over
fe,u pntlpa e,ppfisns h- lasia boats "a Kew iyfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-24
rIAINE I'D LnGAN.

4 Few words about those eminent gentlemen who
have been chosen by state ana National conventions
t. represent in the pending contest Mr. Blaine needs
no Introduction to the Republicans o. any state. our
candidate for the Vice Pre- sdcucy did lot need "a Ice in
PRODUCED 20 him. He not chosen for ia, ohscurity o.
h. recbid but because hc had u a the sharp contest, o.
the last tw,nty-vc year, hy speech and vote. made
record which his approx c Like Garfield
he has advocated und illustrated tAc principles o. bis
party, aud it, history may be read 100 ms public utter
ancc-. His conspicuous alb lily Is conceded by h. bitter
Of cucuH,s. 40 Democrat ever refused hi- challenge
OFT Of consideration iot Mr Ha.nc. or put button or
his lOI 90 establish ruud ion oi equality 90 the com.
lat illco Linn m he midst OF the most notable .rni.
ia. acquaintance win the history of is country ana bis
ftuY t.r ~ li4 ErrIt store o INF lluuilOu excite the
wonder ANA admiration oi i""' "h3 h-iDu lo hui As
sud,ut school teacher tntui Wcuh,f and speaker "
the House II Represent Itiycs ui Maine. mruhrf and
Nprakci tor sN years of thr House oi Representatives.
of Tine United -tuc- a- .ltd ~idcs ~ruuipi aud
w'' oi state De h'- attracted in' n''I' '.' E'n me
admiration Of men. The uuu Nhu la. ut' up MS mind
mot o lhc hm bad better mot visit im a' iit tUWt ne
ii. hrpr -'ludDfI hui '|"NOIct I1" over ru HINr
to get him 30 tcluu llr Dies dtNc IFS itndur'ft nom
coWagr ~ u self rturriInr man. no nothing Ha7 hc
been moro m-tcptcs, n,d tinn 300 biz foreign pnlicy.
I1 polite. Nu lrrI tlIiu.'trfri 30. unrt az hld' 400,
h'h-irt AND JWrnism II muNt lr admitted thni Nj
b'lnr- dispntchr- vctr strong unrtIlfpcal ana rt-
Wt..i'r ui mat Amrti 500 Instinct uhIrh Hi cunts at
crimes 90 iri u Wut nn American policy n bud itit.
NO ma ln iudTituNrn existence n r,ufr -li amnirl
ON iishi & ntrilttr 49, 10 tr Gutttnurnis uf the Ud
Nmid " H--r'nl r,rili nirif4i in ihe nilaifs ut
SENSE ttrin.itr ui the interest ANA ntrritntu ~ In
tuIsnn uainus n contemplated clnsri relations with
tlf tru auh South AtNril,an Huf. riutna relations
Vtr1itf it 40 lHnnr ltHrr Poo substituting iiirnhlt
aiutiBnpns for The sWUh ltpitlOspl ihat we should
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-27

business, apparently not affected by
his recent financial strait which our
late laundering Legislature rem
dered possible in this territory.
Next we visited Joergensen's drug
store where, IN addition to full
supply Of drugs, pants, medicines
ond pertumery, we found books,
stationery, albums, cards, candies
and Christmas gifts in endless va
ricty. The Post Office is also kept
in this establishment, ably presided
over by Miss Dodge. J. A. Gill
land was doing a land Office business
in final proofs, his office being
crowded all day with settlers Prov
ing up on their claims before him.
McGlin's Hotel furnished US good
dinner, and comfortable parlor for
the ladies in our party, and the
Monroe brought Us back to Fidalgo
Island, furnishing US good supper
on the way, served by tidy negro
waiter. and eaten with the conscious
ness that no slovenly Chinaman had
a hand in preparing 1T. Alt ogether,
it must be acknowledged that the
city on she slough is not so badly
showed under as some people up the
frozen and raging Skagit would
havs q fellow believe.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-27

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MENT, guaranteed specific for Hsstoria, ] izzh
ness, GoDSuistons, fits, Nervous N.uraigla,
of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Ee-
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ssqy ao ns as 70 eenS s,S f eala
in either sex, Involuntary l.osses ard Sperrnat-
orrhcea caused by cver-exsrtion Of tire bIa ain, self
abuse or ever-in1ulgence. Each hex contains
one months treatment Sioo a lox, or six boxes
for Siao sent by mail PREPAID o. receipt of price.
WE GyAEAETEE sEX EOXES
to cure any case. With each order received by us
for six boxes, accompanied with $500. we viii
send the purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
fund the money if the treatment does not effect
a cure. Guarantees issued oply by
WO0DAWD, CLARK & Co.
Whc1G=elo ana retail druggists,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-27
HELP WANTEB.-FemaIes.

MANTED-ln every town, city and county
al intelligent, energetic lady of good ad-
dress and sotne business ability, to Introduce
10 the trade and consumers, MADAM DEANS
CELEBRATED SPINAL SUPPORTING CORSET
Splendidiy advertised; highly recomm ended by
the leading Modistes, the fashionable Dress
makers, and the most eminent Physicians of
OF the Uuited States and Europe. Liberal paw
Agents are making SIS to S65 weekly
Address, LEWIS SoHIELE & Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-27
BRIEF MENTION.

SEM I'LL lucSu"y hOTuiHS Ou SC-
count OF the north wind, and ar
rived at Anacortes at $500 p. IN.
eighteen hours behind time.
Considerable ice has formed on
The upper end of Fidalgo Bay, but
in the main channels, where the
tide has fall sweep, there has been
no appearance OF ice.
The Washington was detained all
day ON Monday at Fidalgo while
The frozen pipes which su?ply..water
at that place were being thawed
out.
Mr.. Cleaves is busy raking in the
cash for county taxes, but We are
sorry to learn that some OF the best
farmers are unable to raise the
money befo.e the taxes become de.
hnQuent, Oh the first of January,
after which an additional ten per
cent will be added.
AL. and Frank Graham are doing
good work on their ranch on Fidal-
go island, ditching :beir land. They
have already half mile OF under-
draining finished and will net stop
till all their clear land is drained.
Miss Leila J 5. Robinson, bewitch.
ing young lawyer Of Boston, went
out to Seattle, W.T., to settle short
time ago. She has been winning
cases from the best lawyers of the
territory, and the people now talk
about making her a Judge. This
modern Portla is also said to be u
good newspaper NJ we mean wo-
MANN. Y. Tribune.
The Christmas tree at the Nelson
school house was success. Fidal>
go Island was represented from An-
acortes to Similk Bay, and from
Fidalgo TO Lake Erie, Guemes also
being well represented. The tree
reached from the floor to the ceiling.
was covered all over with bright
gauze packages containing fruits
nuts, candies and presents, and was
brilliantly lighted with wax Can
dies. Although the house was
filled to overlooking, everybody
present received Christmas gift
Mr.. Negley, In his personatlon of
Santa Claus, was very funny.
Songs, recitations and readIn Us
were given by the members of the
Fidalgo Singing Club. Mr.. Bresee
deserves credit for the part he took
in getting up this pleasing enter
tainment. Thanks are also due to
q. Nelson and Ii. Wooten for secur-
ing the funds, and to Misses Ida
Weaverllng, Ida Powell and others
for the handsome decorations.
We made a flying visit on Tuesday
to Laconner, our old county seat.
and although the place was recent,
ly showed under by the Mt. Vernon
cyclone, and covered by the white
mantle al! nature wears, we could
not help being favorably impressed
with the business activity of the
little burg. We first called on L.
Il. Andrews, and found his we'll
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-12-27
MANsS
ORGANISM

Is the most complex work of the Creator. and
when this complicated structure. SO exquisite
ly wrought, is disturbed by disease, the most
efficient aid should be sought from the most
skilled physician-for the human body is too
! precious to be neglected. 1t becopes the
question, then: "What physician shall be en-
pioyedy'
DR.. OSCAR JoHANNsEN, of the University OF
Berlin, Germany, has made a lifelong study of
ailmeuts of the Nervous aud Genito- Urinary
System.
ills Remedies bgipe
ANY Debility or Derangement of the Nervous
system, including Spermatthorhea, Gonorr
hea, Syphilis, Structure, Impotence, etc., etc.
BECAUSE you may have been cheated and
fooled by quacks, who claim to cure this class
OF disorders, do uot hesitate TO give DR.. 10
HANNEsEN's method fair trial before your case
becomes chronic and incurable.
nsA- <Jyee. asa
A valuable treatise, explanatory of DR.. Jo-
HANNEsEN's system, will be sent by mail post
paid ann securely sealed from observation, to
any sufferer addressing his sole authorized
agent for the United States and canada
HENRY VOGELER,
40 South Street, New ork
az Complicated symptoms treated from Dr.
Johannessen's Special Prescription under ad
vice of duly qualified consulting physician.
All correspondence held as strictly conf
DENTAL aud advice by mail free of ciargc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

A nnTnTT -ut SIX cents for f-at-
A PRIIB. 3 !: &. J !: :: u: y.
cisa tu the pqrl AN ni either s.szs sacorrd utsat
trsi haur- fne nraaa r.a1 Oh furfuue opens De-
tore the HlrFHIs. ABSOLUTELY sure A once pie
------ 40 . : = n ------. l------
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
Final Notice to Tax
payers.

rurrIcl % CoryrY Trrt-rEEE
Saline surfV kau-.a
saiiua. Marh srh. f~-t
~ utice a harellf -ifen that thr tslIautnr de-
~ r1riasd int satl ~ thr eiih das uf ucfniar
\ ID XII l'r fhr rfN nf i--l. viii b. crufrIai
the par hlseT rui-.. ihr same D. retitrul. a
h-iurr olfatrr .ifh i~-i
J T. % ttIfirnt. Treasurer of Seine Uuutf
TIE uu'itgififl hrlf rf Doc b. SECOND sirrts tu
Che r.tv ofsaIina, kan,a, To Lsui-1 Luu Ias,
$50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

AFsAElA'l
$50 g 80 Is. !. 4. g 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
LAKE. ERIE & TES'RN ny

The most direct route hefueen kansas CITY.
or uuiah and Cleveland, Buhalo. pittsburr, New
York, Boston, fhiledelrhla Washington. Baltimore
and al points East-ualiiinr close connection with
an the Trunk Lines
fif.i class equipments, steel rails. Westinghouse
Airuflkee, Miller platform and coupler elegant
NV Reclining Chair and nrauine-ruoui ca r. at
lachcl o. al through rassc Dyer trains free uf er
- charge 90 al hrst class TIssrnerrs holding
through tickets. The lev changes bv this
itpuie are al made 90 nion ner.fs-no Omnibus
Transfers.
Ask Tor tickets Co any point East via lake Erie
y western hy. Maze and other Information
iarnishei free upon APPLICATION 90 nrurirul Ticket
nuirF-. or nddrcss G. ". SMITH.
tieu'l hasE. hernt.
Elis0uIinafuu ili
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17
The Drag DONn Policy.

The sad fate of the Houston Post is
but another illustration of the fully of
displacement, of tearing some one else
down that "" may rise IA hi, place.
From it, first inception the Post had
bat one object 50 far as it, hu,inrs,
policy is concerned It recognized
the fact that both il and the New,
could not survive the racket aud keep
up the standard at which they hAd
pitched their enterprises There j.,
no room in Texas for two such paper,
The Post didno aim to beat the News
by making a better paper. II depend
ed upon bulldoling, upon SANDER and
misrepresentation. While We have no
peculiar love for the News. vet we
saw and resented the unprotc>sionnl
assault upon that paper by the Post
It's only policy was to drag down
no trick was too mean, too low, or too
dastardly for il to use. While this
wa. true, the Post wa, and ha, been
throughout the struggle one of the
weakest papers, editorially, in the
state, while the News ha, been all
along one Of the strongest. Abuse.
yillihcation aud slander did not avail
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

COMPLAINT ha, been made that the
gentlemen on the state ticket are not
putting as much fire into the cant
pai&n rs they might do Perhaps
there is something in this but if the
people will reflect that department
mrA are selected not because they are
Speakers but good business men in
stead, they would do but little on the
stump, and beside, II department man
l., far more needed in his office than
out in the campaign. Especially us
the entire state administration is mp
for recollection.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

LITTLE OLIN is really making ~omc
beautiful speeches in the state The
people speak well of him. We are glad
To see. lie owes hi, conversion 10
free trade to the EXAMINER, and if he
will hold that line We shall not feel
like opposing him very bitterly if lac
does offer for the senate. or any
,I;u,,.l-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-17

TuE Hill county farmers are bring
ing cotton to Waco, and those Of them
We have met seem intelligent, wide
awake fellows. Evidently they have
an eve TO the main chance that is. the
best price for the staple Navarro
follows in the wake OF lin, aud send,
daily large shipments of cotton to the
Waco market. Hamilton, Corycll.
Bosquc and Bell all ship here. The
fact is this city has fully rrgaincd her
prestige rs IA cotton market.
t. are delighted 10 hc able to SAY all
thi, of Waco because we feel, rs we
have always felt, AN absorbing inter
est in her wcll-hcing.