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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
4 GOOD ~CompLenos
some 81 tee Thing I.."at'l r rf"'tss.
TEEs Br.irsri~ I;ss4if-

y " ask, for a o.. g." 'r \ l"-!
purifier. and how - -, ~ - Bliss
head, sn the -A.u. al.a u.Y'.a". -
spots 1ui yellow pot. "1 'h" f1.~
The tr,; a. " 20 q" q, rurt. 'h" h.oDi
i, not 20 put ANYTHING .a'" 30" n1"ui'
taa; wiIl make ih" b.,pi lmpur". 'TrI
q. fred meat. rch S1's.. Pasf'~.
puddfu-- and cake. bat - 81 on,
plain. q! An. nutritious. W"ll~S~~I
food ~ regular w.al-. ard n"srr e
tween meas. and no. too much - p
time. Ahundancs 81 frs' IN iks dt"t j.
essential 10 a clear C~pinPl"s."n Ih"rs
( should ~ plenty q ey-rc-" n -" "f~8
. AR. and plsa;v 81 pure ar adm 4 -
;hc living rooms and especially 70 ihr
( .I.ep,Dg room. Tea and Cof.~ vi.
F MAKE some ccmp.-Vipa. DARK AMI
/ OPAQUE. a. pAllit and sal.ow Hs ~
/ ;@r and mix never produce thu. e3sct
P-rfers c'sani1~-- = '-.@ntAi ?" !
+ brilliant canri'Nlnn- IN kin mn b"
xa-n-! IN cold or warm Wa.rr f-r-
; gu.nflT and saaa-" 81 garment n'ra-
F ir- aai night rEj . Ane e.ossss
4, .xsa Hnszps -a-u &c As@s ~
Z n:sr,. ari those wo-n ~ night sirsti
during the day. In new mix IN one
hundred drops three drops arr cream
Let this proportion o: fai "a iAe fgSi -
| observed. and eruption. q lie skin ell
~ Esry slight. unsess there u Inh~1ies'
humor 81 sorne sort ~ veC rIeh fSSi
viii ioiHre the complex5oa. - si1D va!
xe- -, tod Waen the bod d.
cssnes impoverished for AIT u TIE sAs-
meats of uu,ritaoa IN THE I'D. ;he eBus
p..xioa Will h. bad. A. ean szsly
.ea n tba~. who do No, hare enoDss "a
eat La.r hours are bad for ihs eosa'
p,exion- Plants grown n = cellar az
bleachei. aad people who su-a nigh'
isio daT are pailid and ~nsrveIes. EsHc
and tull sleep ia necessary Ia rgorgs'
hs.lih and it spYear=nrs II The h
~. y. Trsb9Rc-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02


It--r ore ~" "H"f''~" sol
H1''us
..'' u. .''
A'.- tsr - '." a'H'' "f' 81
fEt % 5u H' 1901. | ~
be- "F''.
- Pc "H' ~ .''
't.HE' w."
la.-' rft.F Co. I.fa""f r
van E .r' "r +" i.'f A"'A'
Ero.- 0.'.V' '.e "~' "f ''''' Peg N''
MA ,s stH.'i '-'' H" '.~ ' ~ 'i
% a- t.. at'' .Hr7.. n ?" .AFFf.
ltf
E.f-. s.s 81 Be- I-''rr '-T -
'ae 'a'arr ss.ab' usr /"
-h..-' 't. i-f 81"
m.Hj taH' !a'1.f H''i '.
q" 'ufi ice w rs
si.'ri t"ra't.' r'. $50 b.
''"r t'e'f H
'.ra Hi.t
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
4 DUDE
How He hep; a News stand AMI Suffered
Agony ln;"id-

A. tn, usual crowd was >uyE;n- along
broadway Yesterday morning an cle-
III, 1891 ,,u,, =, bi,,, .ilE hat.
49, Ir,xl;,
a >!l'er-cT""A'" ch"' Ia
mounted >e'craI steps from "hi'h i
ncw>hoy WAS selling his goods, and
r,cLinr up a paper carcic,,ly handed
him a ~tvo.Joll,r bill.
..H,v.n,, any chance" said the
ntw'onE; ~ ln,, ,taa '%'e anu
ZEN" 70 nm -, |. I'm. "a 81. d,,,,
A. the boy da-,gd avn " I"'r
seemed - r'a1iAe III, Po>''''n' anu "'
called ""': W.. -.
hoH. a". ny w -"
mI!n' ,'nn' o',N
hri H.. "a, ! - new w, ~, ' Inn rnI f-,,.
ing ur'h The ,,cPr,
foI > u, .". 81, 49,.
neD.s. = - m. ..o5d
'ook ~ inao1~nt! n5 uI~n .ne
>I[ec. y Al ~ ~eie '"' ~"
49, ~ ,-,o.
Finally, = near-Igh'ei Old Gentleman n
NaAhC fHAfhr 1'.-- SHh 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
FASHIONS IN FALSE HAIR.
orlci.IIv Reported bY ia" HHf- D~~'l~r-
Association "f >,u N"-L-

OnlCisliy Reported b1 ia" Hf'- Dealer
Association ct >'U N"-k.
Tn Iitir Dealer Association o.! 'nu
CITY. after comparing note, among
Themselves. send 20 the SYH q I.-.-p
tio1 Of he fan and winter fish ON. 10
fa.,c hair. .'ih' object 81 ouT a@--sc'a
;ion. they -av. "b. NJ - guide to
laic, in ~-ricc,:u. becoming -'y!".. not
l. overload their head with false hair.
Th:- ! their bulletin for III winter %.
ls~i&J
The fall ard winter STYLES fo- ladi"-
HAIR dressing ar very becoming The
hair ! slightly waved and loopsl ir
graceful bows on the top OF IN" head
the figure eight being the ~fayori'e s;yls
for ordinar wear 3 few ligh; Curl'
fringiny IN. napr 81 the neck.
Ladies who think Il becoming NAV
add a long wave curled abpE, tSs
inches at the end. pinned IN the center
. of IN" back hair, falling gracefully ~
the shoulder - A. 20 h. seen from ;hs
fK,nt. another short wsyy curl pinned
over the long curl - iha; the end al o.
stops 4; the uay~ IF ;hc neck Tn, =
. Quite new. and looks we'll on = long
neck.
The front hair !, arranged in light
, cu-l~ or wlT.-. IN the ~t,!- us1-i oe-
CONN. - iac iace,kserseSxfHEg xfyls
.SGsEx tine fdHv curi> on the forehead
eytend'ng about three inches 10 meet
the back hair. The fashionable lad =
hairdre.>eTs stores are rcplcJe with IN
gcnious con'risances - save the ladis-
TIE trouble. and souc;ime- The inJurs
20 their hair. ri the curling end frizz ~
necessary to drr,, in the fash!onab-
STYLES -
Front coiiiurec made Of waves and
curls woyen oytors.ble lace. dreS~ed
in different : ydeAsne becoming 4 rig
ular ar,iale oiss yring apparel: some
ladies hayif.A Ws.sy a. half a dozen-
that they NJ Ga chang for ever
day of ,hx-I
Long 1lsop for ? 81 na'uIal
s abouf
oacS-hai Spsa.sh IN! az s'1a
IN 2 ietser on eoua"oP7 ana P
ar"anaiase party. s.44.a III
fith' Rhine stones
m be used As or
NJ mig this fall aot
~
| saop two seated f.md~--
sale sf Srsasvie 1Ss1xnSr-1a
AKRON crackers and frAoisrx SUP
A q vssex on
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
re-ssss, % chs-se,sr.

Ths passive forv~s -~sa s. b. ss
g~~usxslly i-znsszssd ihsa sh~ sshs.
naizrs shsa chzrzesrx i~sd<~11y 81
oGr~ lAs former = hsssss - F-~sE
% TO- after. srd 30 say that asfaF~ .
nssrx oapsh% 81 S~r~4szry trsaans.-
.hDa ihAn shx,aesrr nz2y. 2fsrr all ss
rexise-5 10 ,hx srssss1 thai rAxrSs<r .
rnoce lasting n lie sGress vs<s - D.
Esx repeated 81 ~ssrre~dssz g~sn~rz.se@s
L h~exsas~s natzrx- There =. koxssw.
. seserzi fssAsoa of tkn@sxhs has zs-
sznses al ,hangs and~szss~ - -
rzi:zry and sl adn:rsSk nAlEs
character Co fade .ssh t>s astzsssx4
vho IN. p~siafaisy seAs.,>a ia~aA ssrn
maay osh~r. H. xe-SAk<1-s-h
nl~-xxsx - VA s-oaa -
Sssv nos good n sell az 2s -~sAy
transnss~l from one re~o.oa ~ ~
O:A<r ssevl-B~<ss CsSrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02
fOUSE-FURislSHiHG
Hint. Looking 20 TIA" Tra7@r t~i"rnm"n-
at pur'. D.rI.u-

- t4 ..a..H L . g-.f 10y go
s.- .u.l,.-
T. nus '' =
or rs p'~...'i "'"' I
oi IL" "nMi-,- ani ""E "-'' ""i'h
IL j. - b- devoted. II oIi!opk a.
rf..-,-, i.5. -a,lllIr ..... a. mI.H
e.. .,.r. ,,.l -,
!"'l-'".h|' -'
r'..r"i"" - J. Inc "i i'' --''
Dee 81, -laI"d "- not 90 II -!cr" "-'Hi #
,.rn., ~, OF iar.u. and sol, u-.i
,n.r .'...I co.. 20, ,.o.,,ll "a.
,..~. r..u. ,r.. With o.,
. ..... .. .,,....t. me-,
.I..- ,..-. D.. l,..-t. .lyr,rr.
...r., -" 80 .YJ -.
- n ,.,.,. 49,, .r,fr-5.
"a 49,, ,s-..I 90, ir.Lr-iur
-. -. r.. :, rY-..L,uiI
- -. ..,;.t-,f th. =. lt4I,.~rr.-
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n..,.i -,
~. T.. p, 81
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-, . - Ill
AL d,,,, Id ia .n.
-, II. - r,.,,' II !, +. to-.
IL D.. o., ,l.,-,,, ar, r,;,r v-i.h
:. -, 49,, u..l,L "a, h,rI.r
~ a'I u, "a w.Ii mini, Tho
49,. 49,, ,..,..rn -. ,h. a.. v,..n
.. -, 80, ,,,l
Ia" $50 having ii" SuSg"r'hI II ~"
down
The "s"N 1" Wh'"h a ron I" hr lie
voted ARE tn" prnr'! al coa-'d"'a'i"n'
%'N"rEln" u" >"I"r,-"n 9. a''t'''> 81
trrm'1re. h parl"r, II re i on
my b. Il, iih" a The owner "'-', 'h"
e: n afford To have l, IN 'In hp
p"!mimrAt> OF pari"r~. bat ! should no.
br very much better iurt ~N"d man
rooms III every day Use. i''"r h"U'",
are p~l"a>tntr>t where the phrl'r ana
sitting room are nrarl' aiik' ana hn'i'
in duly use In the iamit ROOM irt
thor" hr a Pian" or "r-'u a ~o,a. q
nook case well ili"d. a c"nrr ,iut'. i
hanging lamp o. drop I'ghL an rirnN
"f pleasant chars. In thus room. wha'-
ever br1c-a-hric my be- use i"T dec
Grafton should ID :" di~Fo'd on ih'
walls or on brackets or IN "a In"i~, tda'
Il All not hc IA tie WAY ct 10" inmates
ar III da'%"r al beng hr"h"n n %nlH'r't
I'm tn election al Garrett i i "'lI
"a + mi I al those "i i-h' '"!'.>
are Tar NOR" d~urahi'tlan n-c" t d:.iN.
L. I'll" best Grade 81 wool Oily iI>r a
h@h dye. Ia" hiTH"-t Cr;u %; -. =
r":~. Is, cal Goes. "I"'h>. = N'N. have
. The h"lt",' d" IN tam ~ ar l";t~,
injured iN tAc dye. Darn hy Il" u-'i
"hfr'It Tor inirr.of "rt!'N 81 mi'H'i&i
'nt a"r IL" ia '-t inilr'"i- " th' ',N'-
nr" %. iI"r.c~. b"'N c2Ep'.1 -hrW h'Ft
and dat tar NOR" easily imam l-al "ir'
do: a i'-h' carpet. whoa >"iIs t"N'>" an
a INT -! "r'N. without i""if| oatN-
A:lh'>ilr and scroll il@"rs A. :"or'
IN i"-tt"n than ih'N were. ;Id ~ 'H'
, best styles 81 h"ir" ANA o l"c "r'
-.rn IA ''r"-~'i> and Ingram : ~ WI
. ton, and N~rlH"'-. on" "tt hAy = hrnt-
>"mr carnr, ia IA" least "\pe $40 M
;'r.AI. y k'N'Iry BRUSSELS rsl -"
Vu;c. vii "u;wrar the yc~y D ~ three
ply im--Iin AMI look we'll 20 III" very
J last. !, - Al excellent plan HlE" q
: border "t pIln;rl floor or " " al
! round - room. 81 which I"2N c -c- nay
r"> aId oaacr heavy fnrnruri M tst
carpet; nj >,ua"r "r oh'pn". ~ cover,
] ing only the iIoor no; coyere 10y the
, furniture. In ~Ich ca" In" "a PIT can
+ EASILY be takra ". cleaned nd pat
= down again without d~,arbil-t Groom
+, very much. /, i economy in rcha>-
,hrm for ever, nI,rr whrrr ,rre j.
: mn II wear. Sa(nay rugS viii, solid
s ss5 s.I ; center, and a's nd :, order.
II mt t1. s , ais@:%:' a, "s !: do:. i, a s@f s, @:sa"
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

In viex If ;S~ heavy loses fros1
fires in The Southern Ststes nany II the
leading insurance. eompaas-s are s~r~
ou.ly thinking II entirely Withdrawing
from the South The chief sasrs as
siyn~d for the heavy ksses have ssn
iaeendiarssm. and IN q measrre The eon-
~ssrncfioa Of 50 many frzm~ stores g
rznxe<. causing whole iouns 10 -
burDed up .; oae nre-k j. Fsk
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

"a"
lie h,'!' lad ""r" dr.ping with
per pii"ioh ta"''"'. U Harry N"o!i
30 1T 'h"ri make i -rcond ;iir.
though iin"T h"@-ci Justify. but mad.
'A1m III b'hiEd IT." Kitchen -."E', I'll
They wcr" thoroughly died. AID III" re-
"a~G"d each with Il large apple i"TA-
Gc"r-r chopped faithfully 10 AZ h"rT
or two every day. and when The .e-c'
cold came, he had q good -.z"l pile 81
wood Yet Ia hi- i -may, il cog-rn"i
away rapidly. Tn" cIId VA, t'rrl'i"
Frost cpvcr"! Tho - ndoW-, a"d IN 10"
room where 10 ire va, kcr' the cold
Wa Jcuumb.ng. Mary AID her finger
fit a ii th-y wcrr freezing, wh!.c he
ha tily mad t." bod.
And We re- "n.u- 10 have q t~~ulv-ul.
Hap:g NJ: w. .aS;ed LiiLe sale.
"a Mar set about h-r ~NpIsa a i,r
The ieas: in GOOD earnest. III TIL
Spoons while were etgui NJ IN ra.--
ms AID cutting ia. c.tron. Sea +, Le
fun"
Aud Bud and Bic Ginning h,artly
wl.h the note. Bud AT one. be. . to
.'po-r what h. woud DO. # he w..rn IA
GREAT Indian chief who had >nor-slr,.~
that would carry him or.r te ,iee .a-i
snow tha. ever fell. and Iii. s'rosai h.,
was ia. Governor # IT." STATE. and
ind lo 4 in many amendment, To the
prevailing order Of thin",. [. lie
Jim : pg.cd he wa4 ,i,t r Mary. H.
,bat case he ,bougAt he wo,sIt,,H
.au,aoes and huo[vbca, cak.& Dr.
time. = dpy and lei the children eal ali
,bc b,s # rifrnu tb., fiji sI.ns is. ON
TN. ,l,tc
..Vhv. most o. en- fall that va:
all S.'ly ..You'd h.. = Tor t,n.
yyo,Idr'f yors"
Tim S,Ily .~'p,Scncl: and Nav
her ~ Tho ,f,.... and ;n'I;.,t 4'p,-rr
e al "A r;o,t r.,cul,r IIarsvNnw
y.,r,s ,,son- C.,r,. ,dd.i'
,Iov hard they ou worried. AMI LOS
c,.,rv Win cb,tt.r tbr b,;obrtl ,tch.u
CO.. e. two a.. b.f,r. i ia
q, ,b..yo ~ M y..r,. Law -.
~, ,nrl.., go nl,rcl.d and hu,g ~,
H.. oLictn,s Jrc.I,d h r,ntry he 81.
,,.oL,J I'm 40 .nJ 81. .nJ ~
L.. .nJ I,or,;.,. t,vn,...s ~, nh ~,
,,r,L.,D
w. ,;,o.I. br. we're ready n, +,
morrow" said Nary. And We Co..
b,yc our New Yrsr's dinner IN III.
Ii, non Gno-ric Not if bn, 10 -,
~. =. ~ mnon,i..h, and rhc,, g.,
= rn,", -. d;nin.r,,,
-
~yyt;h mas s,;J
n,nat nr.nan - bo ,nnL Lis 49,,
anI n,;,'nm' mi wcn, an, Mr. h.,
~ h,rr. nf r. ny. L,n~ af,rr t,sI,tl
"r., wnr. ,nctcJ W. in bel
r,r;n~
.:ohoJ NJ. ass ;
,n -, - 49,. ,L.y VII -
..
I'm ,Lo. w;,1 orr:,o :, ~. my, q,
M dnnh, or by Fo,r,b IF .July NJ fur
,Lo.." a,ywn,.,j go. JryIr N,
~, L,'h"i! 81. II" -, 49,: a.,
n'' ,I - - - ,hn g., ~, 81
I,n ,a;. . "a N :,
- ia, ,nm.,an,J .ho - Il -,
- fE,,'a r., saus,r..n IN,
,"lI' w. NJ "h:lL -" N H.,
n"' ~ -, -
va" ~" - r,.a .,
: - - ~
! - | Z,
M -.
! cri"t " .aI l., ~ 81
an" 'fI',> "nu -, -, -.
h'aNA P''' ana N'I,',s an" ~
u II .r,nar :, e.. iEr
: - pi;, n,,,at ,bn - am
IN" e.. En;,r. until ,h.y a.,
>'"u''I ~ Hi''
mhi.e"'n an" ~ 80 anI
u"c ""'-'l ~" ~ a., -.
Il S'''' a. -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

Black sand in unlimited quantities
is found on the ocean beach near the
entrance L YaIuina Bay, o econ.
This sand contains unknown quantities
Of gold, but of such fineneSs that all
efforts to mine il hare As yet proved
unsuccessful. II is u0x learned that a
company has been formed TO attempt.
with improved machinery. the extrac-
ton of the hidden wealth tom this
sand. A result Of this experiment Is
snxiously awaitsd-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

A-A fair rasfn Of turnips TO- . fully.
own COW q Tor ten sheep Is . pest
: dg.-T nasa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

II Noasana za1i uskaSs hsss ~rrs
dspa;snx aSusf M rAo-fsa II fAesr
T~~rrtgr~. "why. sad ~ AossaRs
rszn, zee have twgasy*fr iEee~@ II
rziz-faIl . year AZ ias wAssf g@ -
~. s~nd doxa 90 yos n To A4sgr
. Water ia the Mtsssesr srssu Ma
ana sd liz DskElzAs "EAFn .
r~seh~. q. X :. rasknx bat dr rassss
With = caszi u 6usf b :. snd al 80
water NC can gvf~A ozly ~T - asks
n<xI OF 1'-kZAgagN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02

seem desirable that il should hc sltur
ni>hed rs to make this impression i.ls
aat- A warm. oarpeted. comfortable
hall is s. welcome in itself. Ii from
apartment. which should have i pet
UT : and iiS ho>pitabic chairs. porter.
lead into rooms opening from il thsei
feet viii be heightened. In stn
houses the hall : ma Ie the cea;rai 70 Il
Of the house. with lis firc phase. IL
sofa and every provision for aggees5l
entertainment whether OF tHe s;raafe
or the inmate CT the faAGy.-S. J
IFi5uae.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-02


f5iic to le. every bl, of my spo>cn turn
ont ure enough. On. Mary. won't it
be just the sweetest Happy New Year,
If He docs?'
We'll. its possible that He may"
answSred Mary. reluctant To quench the
childs sweet nope VITA any eNprc>S.oa
of her doubt. hut We musn expect 10
have everything that we ask Scr. you
know. Some things are better kept
from Us for a while. We mus say:
'Tay will be DONE"
Il did. said Sally. cheerily. '.But |
guess God tended to the whole of nv
prayer. aS long as He paid attention to
the h tAccount part of it. bciiere
my s'posenW come true. And SO does
jim"
When the clock struck two, and
Mary was smoothing over her mashed
potatoes and turnips with nicely-ses-
soned cream. preparatory to giving
them a browp in the oven. and Georgis
was arprg4g the pickles and Gran.
berry feslievA ehe table, with IN eye a
fnhssof:d afserwaris lime nssy was
cspnot What ia tlsssco,rs 49,
isy. t'ear q neos sewhsse-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23
waco woods.

Texas is so large state that il j.
difficult TO report il with the degree
of reliable correctness we should wish.
All reports, however. seem To agree
that the Waco woods are gcucra.lN
tender and sandy.
The above untruthtul paragraph is
is taken from the leading wool article
Of the Boston Advertiser, of the date
Of May 70, 1883, and we propose in a
few brief words 10 show the utter
falsity Of the position taken 10y the
Advertiser. Boston Is pretty cute
generally, but in this instance the Adj
vertiser has either perpetratcd will
full wrong, is entirely ignorant on the
subject, or she is being sadly misled
by some smart operator who l. but
ting his brains out against the hard
and indisputable fact that Waco
woods lead by many degrees any other
point in the state. and stand well up
abreast of any other market in all the
entire west. The fact is wcll-known
and indisputable that the woods of
this entire section are clipped from
sheep descended from the best llocks
of Michigan, Ohio, Missouri and Hi
nois, They are high-bred, and not
ten per cent. of them have even the
slightest strain OF Mexican origin in
them. Our flocks have many of the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

Mrs. Ann l.arour, of New Orleans.
a., writes: II have son who has
been sick for two years; he has been
attended 10y our leading phy ,iciaus.
but all to no purpose. This morning
he had ms usual spell of coughing.
and was SO Frustrated in consequence
that death seemed imminent. W. had
in the house a bottle of Or. VIM llall'>
Balsam for the Lungs, purchased 10y
my husband, who noticed your advcr-
tiSemenI yesterday. We administ cred
it, and he was instantly rclicvcd.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

Times are tight It's true, but the
craving for the beautiful i, Just as
strong as ever. Recognizing these
facts, Mr.. w. -. Jackson appears be-
fore the public in the role of a philan-
thropist, and Il practical philanthro-
pist at that. lie has gone over his
large stock of bric-a-brac and objcc,
of vertu, applying the pruning knife
TO prices with free hand, and visit
To his emporium on Austin street
viii both CRAFTY and astonish you
Why not render bleak walls, and I'M,
laden tables objects of beauty, when
it can be done at so triiling Il cost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

THE Herald is wrong We are fully
conyersant with the inside of the
Waco churches, though we lay no
sort of claim to anything like the in
timacy with them that the editor of
the Herald exhibits for the inside of q
Dallas beer hall. If we could, part of
the atonement would prove but
wasted effort.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23


DR.. Nncad's exhaustive report to /
the city council. read at their session
tcrcst a. well ~ ilNcIN apprehension .
in the breast OF every citi/'u OF NH'"' .
lie reveals state OF thlnGs when .
even the ENAMiNtN, with Wl the
watchiul care II has yet been able !"
liFe the subject, was IN partial i2hor-
acc OF. Our "hi' ana u'N'''" hc"''l
ulcer looks at the conditions under
which we ARE living her" with inc
tcrn glance oI 0cl'h''' an" bravery
1A- bare me tiuc SITUATION an" Hu@
| Gr-ts competent remedies we nave
no doubt That he L. perfectly correct
well IN the statement "l causes n
~ remedies. The situation l. created
10y the policy OF suffering ihe 'au-cs ol
water md air contamination To a'-
cumula,c, and of course IT follows
logically that TO amend the situation
the removal OF the cn'I'cs Is iulPrrh-
lively demanded. These are demon
stratcd truths, and 1t only remain"
for the council to devise ways ANA
means to do the necessary work. side
cutters and bitches must be mate ON
nil the streets. ANA lot grades so ar
ranged that storm water VIII now
into the CUTTERS, ana thch the gar
bage must be carried or 'ar'eu OH
daily. To tins end the doctor
suggestion rs to the appointment OF
"A city scavenger or sraNchScr~, Wh'
are to be protected IN the discharge
ofthcir duties becomes grand AM
have cleanliness unless the cllN III II
corporate capacity steps III ANA en-
forces competent laws rrSulalli!
even the most minute ana "ppareh'''
insignificant details OF sanitation
rake the man business streets o
waco ana ihcN reveal STATE "i l'IlhS
i. which absolutely brgSars description
- We know OF no place ON earth WhicI
- is lllihlcr than waco, ana th'rc Is II"
u acitA III lcNas Whlrh Is 7nS''p'lh'
OF easier or cheaper drainage W
aH ought To be, instead "i what We are
the dirtle5t town III Texas, one OF ia
os clcancst.
)" One OF the very first Steps ate
providing Tor the competent rIrahIn5
OF the prlNlcS, Is paved Sld' gutter
ON lhe prlhclpal business thoio"Gh
90 iarcs' ~ SIDE dltch or gutter III I'm
50 SOFT son an" WIN 'n' ''r'''N "hl'No'
W would ohlN MI H. last rs 'h'Y were
70 made. lhe ohIY way they can ''
so hahuleu NJ all Is TO pave th'ln' "h'
'heh force property hol"'rS or o'c"
n. pants TO clean. 'heh or throw o."
tho accumulated '"rlh every
" DAY hr' 0i'e"u ; paper ""gn, u
arouse me people Oh W nc" II any lh'"i
Will mere we nave pca''llU' '''! o
le e'8h,ech ,no"N"''' P'"P''' ''''' cur
ie urea an" progressive M" Wv W.
1--WE ""''l s"'''"''''" w ''"i''' 'o"
ui''o'N." NV" "'"''' '''o' - =
I"'''cr OF '""'P u u'sA'' humans
l. " S''"''''n ""',' ""'''"''''
"'Ss'"'o'", 'oN'''o' "''"E ''' "''
j. s'''"'' ''''!
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

The national commercial conven-
ton now in session in Atlanta is OPP
posed to any further coinage of silver.
Does this settle the Rocky mountain
states, and if not. why not!
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

HAVING made a dreadful failure as
a legislator, the friends Of Hon. Mar
shall Tankersley of Houston, think
he'd do for mayor Perhaps they are
right. 1t takes peculiar patriot to
steer that municipality clear of the
New York bond-holders, from time to
time
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

IT seems to be settled thing that II
petition for an election for local option
Is to be presented very soon, Then
the strength of the prohibitionists in
McLennan county will be determined
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

WE thought the Emperor William
the oldest living sovereign of Europe.
rhc learned Photographer of the News
claims that honor for Queen Veto
ria
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

TIIE new town of Harold will have
n first class daily and skating rink
in few days The population will
come along later.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

a FRENCH poet dies, sud it is Il
simple thing. When an Arkansas
rhymster winks out, the world goe,
lopsided for some time after.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

The world can spare Victor Hugo,
although there are many men lett We
had rather see safely landed on the 9TH
or side of the river.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

TIM Boston Advertiser put its foot
slightly into Waco wool the other day
It was a bad thing TO do.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

a GOOD many papers will oppose
A. w. Terrell for the senate, no mat
ter who advocates him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

The entertainments rooster, are
loud-crowing cocks, and they 'hollcr'
for Logan.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

LoGAN is in again, aud the murder
OF the English is to be continued six
other years.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

TuE Dallas insurance agents will
hereafter do bushes only for money
down, or forfeit fifty dollars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

THE cleaners will be At work next
week. The harvest is nearly ripe to
the sickle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

WHEAT harvest commences next
week. The WELD will be immense.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

THE WaXahachic Mirror is an all
fired good weekly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

THE News ha, no branch nj palla
as yet This is the latest
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Pulls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

On drsught at Williamson q Co.'S,
Birch beer, ginger ale, Deep Rock
Water, Nichy water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

SNEAD's report was stirring docu-
mput
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

Advertising rates furnished on application
Eastern Office tN1rihuuc building New York
$. C. BECkMITIl. Manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

JOE ATKINS hash is settled
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

WACO, TEXAS, MAY %, 1888.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

The prohibitionisis are very activ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23

h T.. sun. I uliL
Waco. l'r>p, March Is, 1850
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-23
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