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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

A most thrilling scene occurred N =
Louisville. Ev.. court the other day. one
that Is calculated 60 bring Joy TO tiia hearts
Of every bean os earth. Mss Shaw. II that
town. hsd bean. aud the snail boys ~
she place thouEht Mss Shaw sltoEsther
tfo old e. indulge in such nonsense, snd
every night they gathered under her
shallow with old boilars. ton-soms sud
t4a-pofs and maize the weikin ring Mlss
Sass vac very Indignant and bsd souS ~
tne leaders arrested. 5adxe THoNPsoS
iiued tbeu each s1o. bat rerafffed 1t on
condition that spanking hee woui5 be
he'd Is ne Msrsdars ofEioe. The fathers
ef the huys we're armed vith double
trans straps and the kids stretched on
tbe table It 5 sad tsat Tie citizens ef
Louisville are mad a. the Judge for set
ting ap steam piano IN TIE Nsrshsls
oilice. and tte after officer - IN a huF
because the dust from the boys pants
hss settled on a picture q Praying sam
1el be wss uaintinz. The plses bss not
bad sr.h an excitement since HExRT
y WarrzRsoN's stsr-eved gpiiess crsrled
MO he paste PCT and pulled dewn tha
nj.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Congress- viii adjourn 10 a few months
aud representatives have begun to send
speeches to their constituents containing
howls for the old asg and an array OF
figures calculated 20 turn a bank cashiers
hair gray. They will BE- read and under
stood Just about as much as they are read
aud understood by the Cous ressman
which II rot at all
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

The st. Johns Mich. Rspssblican "a
6rrn 70 its belief Thar een-eents-s-driuk =
responsible f1r most ~ The poverty 81
tins bapless country. and consequently
f1r tha labor troubles. We Teal ~ see
me Force of ta- Rspai'isras -nulsuks.
The poverty wouid be just a. widesprsa !
sn.l ia.t as ,F-in,iinz il essskes were 6ve-
cants-a glass - it Is at Ten cents and
snaan eents 1adee,i. from TIE sxper-
iapra ~ fhe pol5cs with -i1shers' IN tae
llrze cities vho freqG-at dve-eeut barrel
souses tse poverty ae1 wretchesiness of
h.s rsss = xresfer tbau thes of any
fher
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02
MONEk TO LOAN.

Coon TO LOAN oN REAL ESTATE u CITY.
S-bU Inquire II p . VOORHEES,, aitorney-sf-
Law, McReyBoi8 block -
Sl0 Q00 TO LOAN OK IsIsoyED AND
erty. Perkins q Mason. = Lyon g. Cour biock
f1a
no LOAN-s5gl. t401. 500 $50 AID s1.nno oS
| improved pruperty-TO RENT-as Clancy.
Pine sts a. $50. Tiafle Bros real estsfe deal
ers over Arcade. N
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02
BTsINExA oHAytTk.

\ g-tic yourg msn with g rsi 20 iift = bail
iateresf in rlFsEsfss ard grufteise ttlsiutss ~
win fske = s6lsii tsrfa ~ ciiy ruflests in fsy-
nent. also nice iitt}e rstfage sud fsFo lsas
stable hen aud wspd no1se fruit silruhefy veil
Rud Ciefnru a dandy place price - ~ pn efsf
terms Fur f0ii.farficaiefs Cali uF address ~
A johnson r8gfG 3. secun9 Hegf. 40 80 Csrel- ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

II - said that the French have adopted
the American verb 20 intervisw" into their
Language. Bni here Is Montreal paper
which ia reporting the recent prison mot,
says after sons poarpaFleying they re-
turned 20 their CELLS IL takes Montreal
b NIX TONGUES.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

The sbou. You're another, hug.el az
General BsENUA and other Northern
Repubaeaos sho are spitnng ire on ac-
count ~ the demonstrations IN the South,
has the merit Of being true, bat not Of
being an excuse FOR the demonstrations.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02


Tbls = tie third sssas u rhs SesD4T
T.xsaAx HEzALD Aad The sixteentk Il
the d4lIy. 2ad oslr re4asrs--bota fTisn1s
al I enemies-sDtzsr bear sltuesz ~ the
fast thai this loarn4l has 30 far been
absolutely free fT0a4 sttacks gPon ether
papers Of THIS elEy. Beyond repro
dalng very small nanber Of TIE
aanireds II eomp1asa airy notices
skieh the enterprise II this nsS ven
ture las received, our columns have
also been free II fsIisons seif-pralse. zad
10 accusation 81 bi0xlng oar osn
A0Fr~ cza be made Not only have ss
not replied - the numerous attacks
made upon t4is paper By tAe boiler
plate institutions" VI this city. bat 80
have simpiy taken no notice Of them
whatsoever Some Of these attacks BY
alleged daily papers have been pecaiiar-
II bitter while others have been simply
I1i0tIc. one worn and weary, ink
bedAuOed sheet. 4 part Of which is
printed frOm boiler plate and the re-
mainder frsm carved shoe pegs, has IN
I its eByi0as hOsls gone 80 far as u say
/ that this paper bad attempted % black
mail a paTveyor Of reviewers into al.
I veFtising IN the TELEGRAN HEgALD
This. Of course, was lie without the
sligntess shadow Of foundation. In
stances might be multiplied bat thai
Is not our purpose. Mastits, St Ber-
nards AMI Nesfoandlands do not turn
aside when mongrei cars snap and snar
and shine AZ their heels.
Ten pages Of wood and straw pull
bespattered xith cheap and nasty ini
10 not make a newspaper. The secre
Of the taeks Of the shoe peg sheet ma,
be- learned at any newsstand. A cut il
the order of the Morton House news
stand from 10 10 2 daily and reduc
ton from 20 % 10 at Sweets daily i
not calculated 70 inspire in the breast o
the proprietor OF the Democrat ali,
great love for metropolitan journalism
This state II facts may be ascertained a
any newsstand in the city. Ii it b
metropolitan" 10 print the telegraph
news Of the world each day. ifit b
metropolitan 70 scoop" our would b
esteemed contemporaries on the loca
news OF the city every day. if il b
, metropolitan 10 makeup a newspape
according 10 the modern style Z
typography, in short if il be netropol
tan 10 let the public know. that for th
first time, newspaper is being publishe
in this city then IS the TzLEGRAs
HERALD metropolitan and we are prou
of It
Solely for the reason that there ar
yet some people in Grand Rapids wh
have read only the sheets that repr,
, sent the boiler plate factories of Chicag
and have not yet compared this papt
with them, We desire to say that II
EGRAN- HERALD is the only paper /
Michigan, outside OF Detroit, that is
, member Of any press association +; tn
this paper receives and publishes tt
entire United Press report and that
y pays more for its night dispatches eve
: day than the entire sam paid for Il
i same purpose by the four other dai
! papers amounts TO in week. In pro
> Of this assertion We subnit the folio
/ ing
CHICAGO III. May l. iss6
70 Lloyd Breeze.
We are fling you the entire report nightly.
A l.. SUEsMAS,
Manager United Press AssO n
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

The U1itsd Press dispatches which
ppsar daily SO the columns ~ TINS paper
81. th- ehole stoy Let The boiler plate
lslaations wrlths our vithsrs ara un-
~rung.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Another newspaper meu hss been
sfrnrk IS inck JosrpH e. Hr,ynsfS.
nominated hs tse Prs~idsut to oe posf-
r,ssser at Brts klyr. = a m~nbeF = the
New Ysrk Sra stsf AZ he is uov get
tnx st.fsn yesr sz Secretary - the
P,arI of Trustees - the bruoslyn
Bridge. and has an oppcrtuesty -
earn a. rlneA aiore on the Saa.
and a. tia sslarv q rosfasster .
only g3s11 sad ne ogiice aDu.d r@qnire
his whole tisne. fae IN = mere n the
boucr thar n the lacrs i brings- While
NJ. HrxraFx spprpcisses tie honor. he
q ATT iusliferent - tie lsere. sud hs
nav ut sccept
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

The monnnlsot 10 Geo. GRANT does not
ieem 20 0aferialize. The New Workers
lrobabiy think Mrs. GRANT has enough
noney t. build i herself The average
NeU York nan has all be can 10 TO pay
'or cigarettes 10 keep ais poor little brain
.soff
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

HENRY W2rrERsoS w,ll sail from New
York for Havre. on Dis way TO Switzer-
land. GA the 18th inst. What 4 beautiful
sight e will bs - see The star-eyed god
dsss Of reform arraycd IN ali her glory
rnset the Jungfau wearing her immacu-
late rube of eternal snow
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

A laembsr Il TIE New York ssfa's staf
having ossa offered poet otiee, perhsPs
the Saa wil not shout quite 80 loudly
hereafter fq q "clsaB sweep
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

The TELEGEAs dksALD's city sub
scnpuon hst continues q climb to~ard
the "a water mark.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

I, Is ons ~ ths s4l lest thiozs which
ever happened 10 tAs political press Of
New York that the boodls alsermsa we're
50 81 aally distributed among the differ
cot political parties.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Won'R il not bs good idea 70 send
some q the dandyfunk army cflicers to
She ssat 0s the new Ap4che var 10 break
ia their party boots for next winter
social season Il WsshiDgt "a? Ihst ire
sistabl1old gentleman C the name of
G.ERo~lMo wonid ao doubt accord th-rn
a hearty and hospi able reception.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02
THE BOON

OF LHE YEA RI
AkIED -hGEETe-fs8fe< sue p.,,ti.,.... -.
ff't n.1-t- con make fnfnIer ff - lIlio I.1sllI
- 49, 's'.ern - 90 foDsl." Hee naf. II
fflnffo f f-plrft Faes with Il ft,,s $500. ~
At.fi ntfh - rrr ofdef hfdfess ~ t..-r.f.,.-
49, fsrf,s ds~f- - fsfssHaff a So,
-. fzirf''-f y efferr- -efe end Jerrsrf ~
America
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

IL is sell enough - take Franz HAr-
ToS' very encouraging re oft about ex-
Presidsn ARrHUR's condition caa graao
s8ijs. It - prsttg apparent thst ARTHrR
has tried 50 conceal feom the pubhe his
trua csulibon. Hsrr0S is = warm per-
soual friend 81 tae * r. - .dent. All may
be depended; On 70 do nothing 70 ds-
courage or 4 dsp'4aaa tls former ehief
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

GRAND RAPIDS. May I. iss5
To whom &c may concern,
The TELEaR AN-HEEALD j. now receiving over
our chicago wire the fuil press dispatches sent
ont by the United Press Association.
+. V. MEHAN.
ManagcrG K. g l. aud p & o Tel. Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02
t properly belongs

The New York Star is quite sure that
mnlebrieiy Il the only crime Of which
Mrs. Thompson, recently appointed post
mistress az Louisville. ksntucky, is
galty "Muliebriety" - dangerous
word for Democrat 70 use. Ii the Eng
lish instead of the Latin Specification of
the dFss part happens 20 b. taken. II -
liable to recall t5e campaign sssng - a
few yesrs sEo-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Lek sAif.-DDeD HoIrE BhHN fnI pF
fnIn trees eic. very cheap f slI8 rerf
r,ou situated 81 heeds Lake alea two dotfeI
fnschltes. shspcf teutut machine and ilffue
machine etc. Inquire - i D Hofpan 40
Monroe 50 uf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Iok sALE-A fINE NfW ILAJI ON ~HfI-
j don-si f0f - 80 essh. D. chl r0lnfand fussi
lot ou slufh end ~ street sddr-ss 4. car 1eIs.
gram. Herald r7
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

rok hAlT-sOuJH DIVISION tIkEFT Rr ~
/ nes prppeuy. hffweeu beunissn't agricui-
turai saferfs1fas su1 Heinls Dte lasel s..s 81
Pierce agent U
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

I'OR sAIL-ioT~ CONTAINING FIVE Akn
/ Ten acres, nI NaikTr neaF q d. Mason uIi IN.
small house fssi-st near homas-sf. ultcuir-
waited land lu Caledonia section ~. faraui lufs
OF College ave eu0 fuitou.si. aud hosss un fo.-
leec-ake Mr. Jhmos Miller corner IaiioD.sl
aud College ave
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

IOk SALE-2e lrT- ToR SAIf oN h1HHfT
L ear iiue. Moderate prices Iaffnsnis g.
sut Yuff hssefs Money o. loan Niii exchange
smnll,f house flf Uuiuculnberei residence pro-
Peril. ,. ". iolcniub. Dour bi0l H. lyon.ef
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

rOR skiF-sl eRHAT HaKstfN. Ny
/ house and lot 5if south i.sfsyefie Iour, Il
Substantially buft. splendid welt aud ci-frrf
BATH room. closet etc is1i lHalf N NIII sill me
whole a. rhai buu<e ctiaf 90 huil. II said fhls
month u. ~ Alien. corner Fulton aud Ioula
ST. al
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

I or foR NoN RESIDENTS -gINl ioI ON
l. Br8inafd-s4 valued al $50 fof $3.50 and IS
81 for nj cash. one on Union next north ~
Thomas. yhineu al 800 fsf iuutlu. III
Tifffip Brps Insurance nat.nfs vi
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

GaAsD RArsDs. sCsDAv. NAY q
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

Stt rht rtt .-Ai-8 ~ soIJl IBE
y acres pu hoasf corner Hail ni.d Fa,f .sis
plated iulo r. lot eeo mostly covered viii fruIt
Has good buildings and we'll 1axfs light Near
enough ~ eiif fo Fnln al ns advantages. = =.
4usckenhush, of = Uftle Brsss Agent. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-02

SEE hIRE-HOrsf Vailed All $50 FOI
y only s4.F. in fue uplghhpfhfssd Also ies
on Lsfateife Cost 3 So Tor ouif $50 rbosf.
Lots on jefferson ave peer isr FaiIngt ou iona.
uine = those bo build Biz ioif ou - Division
ntff % eno shave. Iffiie Bfve. N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

From The ssu Ftsnci.co Call
Director SouutaR stated that b,
had received n letter from Henry 81
Clair, PRISONER. tskiny that two
months credit, which had been taken
from him Tor smoking opium, bee re-.
T turned to him on account Of 10 health.
/ The letter which was written II "A
neat, rlrrkly hand. stated
/ MY term does nutcApire for ten
weeks, for the reason that eight
weeks credit have been taken from
ne. IT, AN kept ia this place that
long know that shall lie. / 10 not
want 10 die in this prison have
been here since 1854 For Gods sake.
Mr. ~uuutug. de- not compel me To die
in this place, but give me back my
credits
The man wa, summoned before the
board. \ tsW minutes Inter gaunt.
rmaciatrd prisoner, whose white,
curpsr-ukc skin seemed To- hang
loosely about his ncshlc,- honr-
staggered into the room aud drop
ped into "a chair when hc attcmp. ed
10 speak - hollow cough TINT seemed
literally to rattle his bones prevented
him. tie WAS Ayictim OF the opium
habit aud consumption.
"My name hc finally said in re-
spouse to queries, els 81 Clair /
have been here twelve years This
is my third Incarceration The first
time was sentenced for assault to
murder the second time for bur
blary, aud the last time tor assault to
rob"
Don't YOU think you are pretty
bad sort OF man, then" asked hi.
rector ~ouutHg
Maybe so,' he replied after "a
moments thoughtful runsid, ration
Of the proposition "lt WAS not my
desire TO be bad, though II was
liquor that has done il.
"llow long have you been smoking
opium
II do not smoke it catit have
HRO determined to break myself
\ Ou can not realize "hAt / have sui
tcrcd.'
"llow did YOU get the drug"
In the prison yard
who brings it in;'
"l'h" Ihu"a-" ..'..s~i zee. "iLou
from getting il ifthcy want it."
Is Do not brought iu boy visitors of
tho Prisoners
'lhr most OF b., ! think But
''n'r N"n have pat up that wire !
'''rrrn &" separate TIE pr-uurr- from |
.heIr visitors il ha, been ,rr hard |
90 gr' oruu But tor Dod'- -i,Lr let |
n' have my Two months credits. .
1" not want fo die in tins place
Iinh ] could get we'll 10 / had u,
lhrrlN again.
tie went "ui sud hi, credit. were
estOrrd TO hlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29
The tailr"nd Ncct,mg.

Elsewhere We publish cWl By th,
leading business Grm. and udlId
o"ls for - railroad mas-.mcrunr ro
night 10 consider What srcps ma, b,
taken by the people OF Waco to in.
d"cr the oHrly construction ul rhr
Aichlnaon Iopcha a santa rc. the
Texas Midland, the Arnu,ns rn.s
road amt the Bmlo- valley.
or BRENNAN road The Importance
OF this step ON the part of our hu,i.
ness men, cannot be- oycr.cslimatcd
1t Is OF vital Importance to the bu,i.
ness interests OF Waco, that she hnyc
these lines aud IT is necessary Also
III order to secure them, that we. III.
Of one of the leading com.
mefcal centers Of the state, take ac.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

MOSES isn't just casy in hi. mind
about things ana it certain things AZ,
not done by the Galveston ooryrn
tlon II need not permit any tagged
candidate for Moscs' suffrage. Nlo,c
is getting to be quito an cpicure in
the matter Of voting WA,0 E\AAu-
kEH
But Moses has got to cast his hr-r
vote for a republican or the first TO
ruppurt ANY one but u democrat in n
political campaign. Tan Col. Bartow
inc editor OF TIM LNAMINER say us
mucht Austin Call.
Nc Barlow, editor of Tmr ExAA.
iNEk' never cast n republican vote in
he me- never voted anything but the
straight regulation democratic ticket
and never bOlted nominee excrrt
Greeley, aud no truthful man In posI-
ton TO know can. will or dare charge
otherwise,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

our day therefore. whore these MOLE
cule- OF dust and solid particles lill
the atmosphere to a greater extent.
the latter has become n better con-
ductor, aud isvors direction OF the
lightning strokes toward the more
impure layers In the vicinity Of the
earth, aud therefore the earth itself.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

InE ENNNiNrt extend. the dele
gates warm welcome To Waco, aud
IN dolng -o hut voicc1 81 common sen
iimenl of her generous and ho-wln.
hlr people" tcrHnl, no drnominn.
ton OF christians 10 our state stand
before the baptist. u Intelligence and
"I the grn'ud worth which goes To
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

lilf Express can arrive At some.
thing OF the correctness of this swain
figuring, fit viii recall the mcl that
as yet, ID" has csrrlrdno single pre-
einel IN thr primaries, while Ross.
where he has not carried counties, has
'rlii'. These are straw of value.
dear Express
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29
BALLlNCER

ssliol I'D and WILL bee rut cts of western
Usual terms 700 purchasers
Refreshments uu turFruIrt. IEFF
Excursion Train viii lralt Bruwuvy.t uu
la} OF sale. 40 va. ~ Arrlgiupnt BaIllnper
a. IT, ~ VIII connect Al co yIuHu Jun, don
."tl uu sale June a. at all stations ON tie
ii"y ol lHe road. uui viii he good tn return nm,
ultIGl nan isre from al stations which
lld amount Oi 500 '''' ="
FoF maps aud further information, address
IHOS, ". JACKSON.
Land Aga g., c. X ). +. Ry..
Galveston, Tex.
d. PENI.ANp Il Co, Aucuonesrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

ln democrats. part, is sufficient
anu monopoly combination tor ml
homes patriots whose dr,rrs reach
n' further than the correction OF
known abuacs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

trls apity that Ross cannot come
~ 10 the high standard of ability
demanded by the Temple Time, lut
h'u"rdn.s feel bad nboutit bccau,c
nome OF the dead statesmen of the
centuries could begin TO comcup TO
The Temple Times altitude. Even
the devil OF that institution finds il
HE'ome TO converse with any one
since ola Lycurgu- WAS "suakcd oil.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

lHf railroad meeting Tonight i,
To Ice one of the most important ,ath.
'r''s' ever hcld in this city. Let
every man having the good OF waco
al heart, bee there
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Ton" CAREY W. STYLE, beautiful
nen ho-que Citizen published Al,
walnut springs, is upon our cN
change liable. Indeed, % is mrnhcnu
OF Any Ilrst number We hive seen. II.
yet IA Texas, aud would be a crcdim
Ole paper whore. sincerely
trust our citizens will lind II Ia their
interest 20 ratrouile the citizen
largely. lti,locatrd in the very rec
elon Of country We wish to tap with
our trade. The citizen isasi,-cm
umn qusrto, and il all home print
Long may tive aud prosper We
exchange with pleasure
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

NIiu-NALAHiAL ~ tnc result OF
dirty streets, alleys aud uuclcanur--.
Clean up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Inf WcimAr ,,imlct sny. Ros. il.
steadily gaining in its hnilwicL
THAT'S goou news. keep mp the racket
ION with the boom ~ tho Gazette
would say.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

GNEus plenty of Waco railroads
aud we desire nothing more. ~ helps
To- the future.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

TAYLOR counN tor Roberts first
and Ross second, i- Just A. good 70.
Wc would have Il tp be-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

lu p"'m- Herald drop, this little
rrumb ofcomtort INTO the bo-uu. nf
the troubled SNainirc,.
Ihc san Antonio Express l,os.
hH' strong following At Waco
winch IL more than IAN be- ,nid nt
swain nj Cmtkbyillr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

THURSDAY was the Naya.ota rnh.
lets red letter day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29
w. N. HALDEMAN.
'''''i, ,,i NJ lhg G,rat LOT lNNnLE ,utKLE
'"' NNAL go isIls shut l,- hi..,. ~ "
WIDIGTSH)il1'S chill Cure.

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llk NiNrEk>NIIH
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prompting me tu -Hy on rrpI, 90 .y,ur re-.
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: rom the opportunity have md To- Judge,
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your Oh'I Cure 's u valuable specific and
performs all yuu promise for 1t
very reNpu IT, W. n, HALDEMAN.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Lrthc farmer, push ON thr Wa.o
mirproi,ct II ought togo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

lnt sulphur springs Enterprise Is
straight ont tor Ross.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

IHEHir about Austin is becoming
unconlorlably sulphurous.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Tm Htuc cayalrymm Leads the
fHa.yF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

1nAs i. Tor, the 'Unh ho-,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

IHf politics of the Gazette ON sun.
lhy were very tame indeed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

1t won't do to default on our fa!r.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Ii0ss goes u Ihe AeAl of Ihe eoInmn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

ur cnynIr,mnn i- .rmm lhr wan.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

MILAN county Is growing Ia be a
thorn lu swain. side
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

SALk or WACO FARM. Ky yt,tu, o, s,
- ptder made hy the stnckholirf, nntl,,i',
lns We sGlr NJ lhc Waco Farm { mi r.rrl, 4.
ln'9 uuli noon Tor the sale NJ tl. Nm IA,
cash nt on credit with sufficient cash a. ~.
, "io lritfirl payments on long tiur In.
bllS BIDS win b, Deposited Win ~ I. ,t.L "'.
ingH VINO WIZ give any aui all ni1ruai'nr
burrhAsets may desire CliAS MORAY
President Waco harm Co. '''''' ''f
June ~ lzsb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

I"t railroad problem a-,umcs in.
''r"s'ing phase. ror Waco. let Us
consider them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

SWAIN wishes by this time that ne
was" wal hos'" or something else
cLMLIy n. E0nh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

O''AsroNALN the Post In yer,
m'ld' SUNDAY was its mild day. II
was a. lively ny u june rose.