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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Zone Of the stock Nrnrkst

Tone Of the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, April IT, Government
bonds steady and unchanged.
State bonds quiet
The bond market was more sctiye.
and business was well distributed. The
peaoeiul tenor of tho early cables and
the advance In British cOnsols led To de.
prossiOn o, prices on the stock exchange
TINS morning, Tho first sales being at "a
decline OF a 10 Is, and ip early d5Rlnpa
loWor prices were made Tor most OF tbs
acttYe list, but the decline was quickly
changed and there was q fractional rally
before the close of tho first half hour
The market then became less actiys
without The development OF any special
feature sud so continued during the
day with a alight yielding in quota
llohs' IN mo afternoon LaCkaWannade-
Yelopoa decided weakness and the rest
OF tine Inst sy mp2thized slightly, but ia
the last hour there WAS "a renewal of
strength all along the line ana the mar
ket closed steady at An advance which
leaves quotations this evening generally
about midway between the highest and
lowest prices of the day. There were NOT
many stocks in which the extreme
fluctuations amounted 20 as much AZ /
per cont.i aud only four show a decline
OF as much as per cent, as compared
with last evening. All the active list ia
lower, however. Tho total sales were
ll2if6l shares, an increase over yester-
day OF 1900 shares, but OF to-day's
ousinoss "a pUg cent, consisted Of trans
action IN Union Pacific, which opened
az 1921 sold early at d6k, and then
slowly declined till about midday,
when it reached i53s, rallied later TO
iBA, again declined 70 45sS, and i'm tho
last hour sold at 465s, the closing quota
tloni aJ loss OF q per cent.
| Tho executive committee # Tho Union
! Pacific company met 10 day and APP
| proved the plan recently proposed for
| the settlement ot the difficulties hetwoeu
The Pacific Mail company aud the Pa
cic railroads. III is also learned that a
| communication has been received from
, President Adams, OF the Union Pacific,
| in reg ara TO tho proposed plan OF soJtle-
| mont, and that the matt has been 10.
! iorrod 10 tho traffic managers of the
| dlher'ut roads for consideration aud re-
port. Northwestern rs this evening q
( per cont lower than 10 closed Yesterday,
and So. Paul Is down only
=, Pacific Mail shows de
ciipe Of "a, Western Union y;
Lake Erie & Western tell from N t1 50
ana closed at9 on tho report that tho
company was In trouble aud that there
| was g probability that the Interest," ON
tlu Lafayette, Bloomington IL Muncip
htsIs would not be paid.
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Tho Pacific HaiIrond Award.

WAsmNGroN, April l7.-Secretary
Lamar to-day furnished the accounting
offices Of the treasury department a
computation Of lhe proportions of tle
Dl6IOi recently awarded io the gavarn-
mept on the suit of the Union Pacific
railroad company that arc 90 DO credited
TO lhe bond and interest and sinking
iuud account. According go this com
putaLiou 4263 lG3 ls 60 bg credited Co tho
bond ana interest account aud SG33,5u
10 the sinking fund. Eh8 account h.
final only so far tho interior depart.
ment j. concerned. ui h7 figures may
be revised a. tho treasury department..
10 is understood ,hat tha' gtatamont is'
on the whole, satisfactory 10 Tho rail-
road company and prompt payment on
THOR part is Promised.
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Con. NrAnt.

NEW YORK, April l7,--S3O a. m.-Gon.
Grant has had very refreshing sleep.
lie says that he had rested better than
for many nights aud feels stron z enough
TO get up and dress for the day, lie
has taken his nourishment without
pain in swallowing aud has not, since
midnight, been disturbed by coughing.
Pulse and temperature unchanged,
Gen. Grant has passed morning FREQ
from any uniRvornble symptoms. His
general condition does not vary particu-
larly from that noted in the previous
statement
1880 p. m.-Gen. Grant passed most of
tho evening In his library with his
family. Nc retired 40 10 O'clock. To
had somo pains In bis throat, but WAS
not troubled IN swallowing. lie is now
quietly.
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CiosIng out sale,

Owlng.to tho increase OF my shoe trade
and being too crowded to exhibit my
large stock ofboots aud shoes, 1 have
concluded 20 give up my hat business.
| will, therefore, close out my entire
stock OF fine silk, felt md straw hats a.
great reduction, at least from 25 To so
percent lower than the same goods can
be bought elsewhere.
This Is no old or broken stock, but all
new and fashionable goods, made ex-
prossly for mo for this spring trade. An
inspection Is respectfully solicited of
those IN want of something nice and
cheap IA head gear.
eau soon aud make your selection be-
fore the stock Is broken, and you will
save money, at
LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street.
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from Caldwell Texas, arc at Major
Boylo's residence, Browder street, 10
attend the approaching uuptals of har
BROTHER Mr.. Barnett and Miss Boyle.
John A. Gordon q prominent lawyer
oil Decatur was iu the city yesterday
and mado the HERALD a pleasant call
Mr.. Louis p. uorz0g received the sad
Intelligence Yesterday that his mother
had died 40 Now York. lie hns a host
OF friends who tondor him sincere sym
pathy.
United States District Attorney u. O.
Bigger who came up trlm Waco nhurs-
aHN whore ho VS. attending federal court,
to visit hl4 wife who was ill, returned
last evening.
j, u. R0iily, manager of tho Pilot
opcra-lOuse, Houston, passed. through
tlo city Yesterday. on the lstot May
Nj. Reilly win sake charge of tho now
pavilion in Fort worth whom he viii
iuNugurato % series ot summer amuso-
mCnts, consisting of skating carnivalp,
balls, picluiCks athletic sports g.o.
Memo Bros. military baud has baeu uu-
gagged DO play two concerts per week.
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GEN. Hazcu TO BIZ ueprimardos.

WAsmNGroN april 1.-THE court
martial in the Hazou cases sentenced
him to be reprimauded
The court martial proco ldings i'm the
case OF Gen. Wan. b. Hazen wore made
public to-day. Tho sentence is d repre-
mand, which is made by the president
as iollows' "Che proceedings, findings
aud sentence IN the case OF BrigadiOr
General William y. Hazen, chief signal
officer of the United States, arc hereby
approved, In giving effect TO the sen.
tence oil the court martial, IL Is to be OBJ
served that tho more exalted the rank
held by an officer of the army, tho
greater Is the responsibility resting upon
MIN to afford, through lis own subordi-
nation TO his superior officers, an ok
ample Tor al others who may be of in
Ierlor rank IN the service. 70 an officer
OF me sensihuities, the fact of being
Drought TO trial before court martial
must he IN itself modification aud pun
lshment, In the foregoing case, the ao-
cusedi whose high rank aud long OK O..
perlence I'm tho service should have in
splred MIN with q null realization of that
respect Tor constituted authority, which
- essential 30 military discipline, has
been adjudged guilty of indulging in
unWarranted and captous criticism Of
MS superior officer the secretary
OF war, thereby setting a
permanent CEample, Suhversivo of
the discipline and the interest of the
service. Suhorduuation is necessarily
the primal duty q q soldier, whatever
his gredo may be. In losing sight OF
this principle, Che accused has brought
upon himself the condemnation OF his
brother officers, who examined the
charges against him, and seriously im-
paired his own honorable record OF pro-
vious conduct 10 is 60 be hoped that
the lesson Will not be forgotten, Gen,
Hs1en will be released from arrest and
assume the duties Of hls Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-18

WAsuNGroN, April lG-pos.mastor-
General Villas has issued O lisJ of rulos
governing the app9iameat of postor
jHH Inspectors. These ru'o4 g'nr spt-
ding forth Chs routine OF app. .ls.
declare lb1t candidates must pHss an
examination before 70 board no be-
appointed Pow mo pOstm3geI-gauorsl /:
thai appointments win be- made IN Ito
O.uCr OF mo- RIO. and fur Sis months ONLY.
Ie.a'pui luent On depend ou efficiency.
O.uor Influences than Tint Of CONNIE.
rWucy in examination win bo considered
rs un'Hvorahly affecting tho
andidato's chances for au-
p'lIAuobt. Inspectors gre tuructal
oiprIiurm their duty lc8rlossly ruly-
general against outside iunueuc5g.
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To accommodate those wishing to
visit tho exposition Texas day, Tuesday
noxb Tho roxos e Pacific ralroud win
run afullmau slUOpur thr1uyu without
cn Ahge On train leaving Union depot No
N;lOA. mn, Sunday, Nni arriving AZ New
Orleans nc 1850 a. m. Monday, thus en-.
abhug Passengers to leave Dallas alter
breakfast aud arrive at Now Orleans
in tne day time. Secure your borths
ia advance at5Oi Main street.
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Personal.

II; Thurman Denison Is stopping at
the Windsor.
Dr.. W. A. Adams. Fort Worth il reu.
isierod at the Windsor.
Mrs. V. Kahn OF Macon Georgln, IA
on visit TO her sister Mrs. Leon Kahn
In the CedRrs.
Mrs, NJ. J. Beresford has accepted a
position with the Singer sewing ma
chino company.
Mrs. Thomas =. Hamilton and her
oright-eyed little daughter, Louise
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The Expo,ItIon Anrr.nriatlop.

WASHINGTON, AprillI--phe secretary
Of The treasury to-day received an opir-
ion from the aJtorn6y-reueral in regard
To tho manner OF disbur-iug tho appru-
pflAtlOn OF $4,000 made 800 Che iaat ses-
sion of congress sfOr "HrW aid to tbe
Worlds industrial Cna coEtou centsn-
NAL expedition, now .CiDg held ma tho
city Of New Orleans The attorney
general holds chat under tho provisions
OF tho act making abe appropriation,
II can be used only in paw
mont OF tho claims of persons
and corporations living and doing bust
ness outside of the state Of Louisiana,
and ~ payment of pfgmums heretofore
awarded, or which shall Pc awarded by
the exposition in accordance with the
lists OF awards already published. I'm.
der 90 8 decision none of Tho claim made
by residents Of Louisiana, of which
thefo axe quite q largo number, can De
liquidat0d out OF Obs approximation. 10
was expected that. .'.a rarwg tba pra-
icred claims against tl1 eNpCsifiou.
Gsero WOulu he % balance of about $780,
OVO, which could h.usad i'm payiag tho
claims OF residents Df Louisiana. Di.
rectOr-Generat Eur. has used every
argument no could avail himself of 10
accomplish this r0 uil but no was una
bic to convince pho att1inoy-geuenI
that such was Oh. purpose of congress
IN making enc appropriation. Ii Is
likely that Is complication will arise in
regard TO- tho additional apnroprisri,r
Of $4,000 msdo for tho wom'an's dgr.T-.
ment Of tha exposition. Tho amount s.
claimed hy both .he managers OF lhc
exposition and bH ine ladies having
direct control of the dpn.rfment
in question. lsls likely, therefore, thnt
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REoPENINo or MAYORS

STANDARDIZATION. Saturday April IS.
Mr.. S. Mayor has consented to open
his garden and monagerio to the public
on Saturday night Tho trees arc In
ull bloom, everything has been 70
painted and White.washod, and n Qroat
many othOr attractions have been ad-
ded. On this night Memo Bros. mD
brass band viii discourse sweet music;
good order win be strictly enfutred.
None hut ladies and gentlomon in tho
strio,est sense OF the word win he ad-
mltted.
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Fort Worm, April l7.-lSpeclal. r.
On the LIST Of May novel contest Ia 20
occur here ut tho driving PARK. Four
printers OF Dallas are 90 pcdestriaui.
with four Fort Worth printers, Viz: j..
G. Reeves, Tom Boyers, M, b. Johnson
and the other unknown. IL is 20 DO an
eight hour go-as-you- please,
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MarbIes, con-, ball . nnd Dats, Al Erb,s.

LEON KAHN's,
COG, Elm street.

! will positively close my jewelry
business April 2s. still have and will
sell no almost any price quite number
OF tn1 gold watches, diamonds, lock6ts,
rings, cuif buttons, bracelets, necklaces,
sets OF jewolry, silyerwaro etc etc. /
don't want TO box aud store these goods,
hence viii sell at great sacrifice.
J. M, DRAM.
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1t has Como forth that County Attcr-
ney Clint will hereafter enforce the
state SUNDAY law, which means that an
places OF business shall close at ~ M.
saturday night and remain closed until
" m, Sunday night, Tho city law Do.
quires Them 90 close from ga. m. {. NJ
p. m. on sundays. The atate law Is bi
no means popular.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES,
THAT EXPOSITION CASH ITEM
The Louisiana Creditors Sadly Disap.
Pointed-Status of the Union Pacific
railroad Reward New Fed
eral Appointments.


WrAsHINGToN, April 1.-THE presi.
dent made the following appointments
to-day:
To be consul generals of the united
states-James NJ. Morgan, of South
Carolina, for the British colonies in Ans
tralia, at Melbourne.
Jacob Mueller, OF Ohio, at Frankfort
on-the-main, Germany.
10 be consul of the United States
Charles w. Wagner, OF Missouri, AT
Thomas r. Welch, of Arkansas. at
Hamilton, Canada. 60
f. H. Wigfall, Of MARYLAND at Toods
England. i'0o"s'
Charles Jones, of Wisconsin AZ
prague, Austris-Hungary.
Richard STOCKTON, OF New Jersev OF
Rotterdam. 'i'oy' "t
Belgium. "'9ois'
.. Harvey Graham, OF Louisiana. of
Paso del Norte, Mexico. Va
william }. Black, Of Delaware. nj
kremburg, Germany. ''
FRANCIS wharton, Of Pennsylvania.
examiner Examiner OF claims in the department
The president tais afternoon made
Che following appointments:
souri,. 70 he o. o. a.. "Irensburg, Mis-
snnreno co,,rt ~ ave lusJlce OF the
Meytcn VI l'-7 seIrltory OF New
Harry w rrot,.-
ado to Re y Ti,i ,hoJ'',.' o. Denver. Color
nev fo,. ~ ~ ..i 15s district attor-
w Pga1a ,,o ll lSs.io. 9' colorado, vice A.
49, v,''
Jacob Ag7oiio- 's.
uAV ADDDlufng rs94tI. .....r.. T7.....4
land and H.. ~ ~ a'Iue4C or CIeVe-
H. '' Ii,it' Wy oW''oI ,' veg Wachter Am
the Ren1Si iou M, Az .','a glty' iio letJ
anDroYai Cf 10 Pc '.u3s OF ms as
nartv on tba ,, - 'then Dy mat
lion which Vac p,,'s'''... iioo[ty ques-
noIjIics fo,,, go. ~ ONO STATE
time Tentena,,t 80 tl9 ~ y Us at one
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Another rlrht for the Fort.

Fort WORM, April l7,-ISpccisl.l +
Lemuel MoGregory, the st. Joo "Sid,'
asparrer, has challenged Henry y. OIL
ney, of the Gordon coal mines, TO 1
fight TO the finish, With soft gloves
Marquis bloomsbury rules, for 800 {
side and gate money.
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McNmIerhy VI. Rca Clnnh.

WAsHNGrON,Ap lG.-Indiau Agent
McGllicudy Of Pine Ridge Agency.
at his own request, has h0pn granted
permission 10 come To- Washington TO
reply to the charges made against him
by Rod Cloud.
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wlnnebaeo Tho Same AZ OlIahoma.

WASHINGTON, April l7,- President
Cleveland has issued proclamation
abrogating the order of President Ar
thur opening the Wlnnebago resorvs.
ton in Dakota 10 settlement and direct
ing that no more settlers be allowed TO
go on the lands and that those now on
them must leave within 90 days, or be
expelled.
IrHR FEELING AMONG SETTLERS.
ST.. PAUL, April H.-Specials 10 the
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The MnalI,. rnIlnrna.

NEW YoRK, April Robustness fall
uros during the last soYondays through.
out the country number, For the
United States, l0ii Canada, Is, or total
Of %, as against 2l2 last week, and 2Sl
the week previous. The distribution OF
the failures ~ about the same as In the
previous week.
AT CINCINNATI.
SlNolNNAri, April l7.-Msddox Bros,
wholesale grouers and dealers In tobacco
and cigars, Pearl street, have assigned.
M tl30,0oo.
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Pictures and frames at Paul lgrb'a.
Book Given Awav

Send your name and address for our
illustrated catalogue, book OF over 30
pages MENKEN Bros,
Memphis Tennessee,
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NEW YORK DENTAL AssocIATlomT

~ PRESIDENT SMITH
e v @ ing III r original decaye o &
andsu
ana
OFFICE AND ROOMS oCoNNoR FLATS
Street Daa
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Cleveland IL tho choio OF tho Amow-
can pooplo-s0 are Opera Pun Clea-
rottfS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20
Two Hundred uiI,"ns.

From the Sow York Times.
MIR. andcrbilt was worth 500.
100000. If we SAY that he was worth
S5ONOuO.OOO or SlO00.OOo,ooo do We
yet a perccntahly different Impression
about the bulk Of his fortune; Most
people do not. To the average mind
The conception OF euornuu, veal IA
i, about much tina same whether 1t be
rcckomcd in hundreds of millions on
in yigntillions. The human mind
can not grasp these great SUNS or
clearly appreciate the difference be-
tween lOO.oOOOOO and 2OOOOo,oOo
Let ~ try aud describe MIR. Van
Grrblt's great fortune in terms OF
linear. square, and cubic measurement
and of weight Every body under
stand, these terms, and they make a
definite impression ON mems minds.
lfthis sum of S200,OooUop were IN
standard SILVER dollars II would pre-
sent such features ~ this:
rul lengthwi-o, dollar after dollar
il would stretch n distance OF Lo'-
miles, making silver streak from
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

In ought not TO be forgotten that
Mr.. Bryan T. Barry, of Cor'icana,
would adorn any political position in
the gift of the people Of Texas. How
ever, we are Of the opinion that the
democracy will he for retaining him
in the executive committee chair, for
Al least another full term.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20
niRniug ~ on HAY nrd

From o. Washington special.
The cNtrcme length of President
Clrvclaud's message is hecaasc it,,
first sixteen pages coniniu the report
of the secretary of state. heretofore
the secretary OF state made - ,rpn
rate report, II, with the other cabinet
officers Under the era of reform this
is changed secretary BaNard take,
one bird of the space the entire mos
~ - rnmIAlIls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

from time Nr.ukhu Eagle
the honest and resolutc rctormcr
who Is president of the United
states 10y the choice and action OF
the democratic party, was too Young
to hc "a voter for the last democratic
president VINO held the place. Whcp
James buchanan was naugnratcd
Grover Cleveland Was an office boy
in "A lnwN cr's chamber in Buffalo, ear
ming his right to study for the bar by
his Gd MY ina position of humble
-nl.A in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

From tbc Kingston Freeman ,.,
On Monday Mr., Vanderbilt leased
the West shore road for i'5 years
lie held the property one day. NJ"
Nanderblt bore well the weight of
millions. but when he tried 10 graNl
the ccnturie, in his hand the burden
was too much. Man may rightc"uslN
claim the gold, but the years arc
.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

FrOm No VMIIunaN IuIWTIT-
The Atlantic states want c"h>t u'-
fenses. and Iowa aud Illinois want 10
see the Ilennepin canal constructed
hv The Government to connect the
Mississippi and Lake Michigan \
little OF the surplus ight also be
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

SAM JONES raid on st. Louis viii
not be forgotten by the ungodly of
that city for many years TO come. lie
has dealt them many and very sever"
blows. sam is an immense man, and
there is no DENYING IT,
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THE EXAMINER may not have met
the expectations of several politicians,
one in particular, but then it hasn't
done Waco any very serious injury
i'm business or commercial way,
Judging from our cotton reports,
from the amount of business done,
or from the number of new dwelling
and business houses going up in all
parts OF Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

FfNW N" NU1TIH TUH0|TI
Mary TO departing yeung man
\dicu, uiiru.
MARY, little brother rhW fellow 5
adiru'd amt he
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- -
thnnCe tor u BRrgHiu.

From th, ltuslolphta Press
The ~mdWich.l~lWud- are for sale
for HlL5ou,Ubo The property CON
-iSt- of two ~ugHr-hou>cS, ono extinct
volcano and 1Ou cases of lepro~y. nll
in middiu9 repair
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

From tur Boston bt.uiua l;c,oi.
The first Monday in December
Lines VIII Ice hung out hN congress
today, and The party linen displayed
further ou. IL is going 90 bc 81 large
wash
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

ruE Balance Wheel doesn't think
Coke lemagogue. The man who
would put up on amy such - theory
would yet "badly left
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

Trrr little fellows are yc huttius
At Coke, hut still "Old brains" goes
ON and on doing right, and rtapiug
Nm rnAnrln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

Every house should be protected
by the Lewis Hand fire cNtinguisher.
ANY lady or child can uscl' These
goods are handled by llorsiull y
Cameron, in Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

THE EXAMINERS daily and week y
lists are increasing very rapidly. In
fact, business is good with us.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

HEAR good sermon to-day II
will be good preparation Tor christ
mas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

The water-works company can cN
tend the mains. They have plenty
OF water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

THE Fort Worth Mail is doing some
very fine political writing
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

PUo,ron'S springs would hc an clc-
giant location for the new university.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

rHE water mains must be- extend
ed. How do the candidates stand ON
that question
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

IFr rs hCnd all of our energies &c
securing the shops Of the Texas ~ 81
l.Omis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

ColToNylrLE2 Yes. Let ii Toe
Cottonyille.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-20

WACO il, ON the boom, strictly