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Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
RECEIPTS.
Prevailing Prices.
Representative Sales.
STEERS

Representative Sales
STEERS.
Ss. S.. All All SIS. F.
SG. sG. aS, sss ss56 Fl No. No: A. A. sd; e;
No Ay, shk. p. No. Az. shk, Pr.
"a. 2l3 40 S460 TO-. .242 ~ $40
n. PAS 100 s4.6O.
THROW OUTS.
No. Av. Shk. Pr. No. Av Shk. Pr.
lbs 80 Si0o
Shipments.
Showing the number of ears Of live stock
shipped out OF the yards during the day:
CATTLE.
No Cars r. Dest
22.......C. b. 4 49,. Chicago.
8e..................N. W.. Chicago
Range or Prices.
Showing the highest and lowest prices paid
for mixed loads OF hogs on this market dur
ing the past seven days, with comparative
values:
July. Aueust
Monday eth... Ia5 GAS AS SI5o
Tuesday, loth. AS 44.66
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17

pc. cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated
Dead hogs sell at &c per Id for all weights.
skins, or hogs Weighing less than 100 los
no value Pregnant sows are dOcked 40 los
and stays 50 lbs,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17

drv salted il9lse; dry flint, lssllc, calf
skins Siol0i{c; deacans, Boc cach,
T0llow-Nn, ! county, sA@tAoi cake,
$40; No, q %.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
GpOCerSs List.

PIcKLEs-Medium, in bpls $500; do in
half bbls, $500; small, in bbls, 5000; do in
halt bbs;, $50; gherkins, in bbls, 500; do
CANDY-Mixed, 9]1Ql2c; stick, sI.a9}sc.
CRAcKERs-Garneau's soda, butter and
picnic, PIG; creams, SIC; ginger snaps, sac;
SrARcH-Miror gloss, lb, 59lc: Mirror
Graves Grave corn. fb. &C.; KinFsfoTd's @ C, corn mi
Ii, &c; Kingsford's gloss, ID, &c; Kings
foTd,s gloss, p 5}4eG; 4G kngsford's pure, ID,
CoFFEEs-. Ordinary grades, iOa4Gllc: fair,
1l@l119c prime. II ga lie; choice, l24@lSkc;
fancy green and yellow, 131f@14l.9c; old gov
ernmeRt java, 2Seg5c; interior Java l6sa(g
14l3c; McLaughlin's XXXX roasted, 14]ac;
Dilworths, Axe; Red Cross, 14]2c.
soAPs-.Kirk,s Sayon, Imperial, $40;
kirk,,s satinet, $500; Kirk standard, S3o5:
Cap $3.50: Dome, SSS5; Washboard, S8.1o
MATCHEs-Per caddic 2Sc; round, per
case, Sl.00; square cases, Sl.1O; mule square,
SYRUP-No. 10, 4-gallon Kegs, S1.O5: New
Orleans, 3SCGD46c per gallon; Maple Syrup, y
barrel, strictly pure, nc per gallon; gallon
doz: quart cans, $500
DRIED FRUITs.-No quarter apples, $40
4c; in eNaporated boxes, 919G994c; blackber-
SIC 'JSaSI peaches. IVA s2saipprated, 15}G@i7c; Salt
lake none in market: raspbe,rjes new 10
1fS0c cnrrants TL97ikc: prunes, new AZ
(94%
CANNED GooDs-Oysters, standard, per
cas-, $3.50; strawberries, ID per case, $3.50;
respberries, Id per case, S2.25; California
peT ease White pehb ease
berries fsse ps@ per si5s pam sssi DSs
case, $50: pineapples, = ID, per case, $500
$3.50: lb mackerel, per doz sl.9o; ID sal
ner T case pe Si75 SI7 10 string beans per case
81 20: o. ID lima beens. @ ''' per Case case si6o: Is
narroWlat peas, per case. S23U; = I'D carry
June peas, per case, $40; y 10 tomatoes.
per case, - 4U(Lp2. .5O: 10 corn, per case, Sl.b
az 1872 lb corn beef, per- rdoz. Sl.70Qp2.00.
RoPE-1a inch, 9$4c; Is inch, 1OAc; u inch,
sueAnsz!rowaerod, zg1e; cut loaf, !7Ge;
Standard extra q, 5I@6c; extra e, 5Sl@55sc;
hoTaS a. III n q, es 1oc. half hoy 20 In
Ini%o' ~ O' ~ 1' ' ~
Fish.
~ n5s NN>%~' ~
lungs, &c.
HERRISGs.
-II7S HI MS Or RhIs- PIs Kfs
New FISH. en1 IOo 90 20 40 - 10
~ ~ -
Lge p5 SieG shr adncy E W W S9S S9S q %
- ~ " - ~ = " ~ W. WIZ ~ ~ ~ w
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-17
XnAneaaar.li.
Live steaa saies,
tAfflR,

Showing the number of cattle, hogs anu
sheep purchased BY tie leading Buyers oa
to days market
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
chs Aaily g ,lletim.
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1886.
SUING FOR SONG.

Mile. Annis Montague Turner,
who has been one of the sopranos
Of the American Opera Company,
limited, is now suing the Company
in the Supreme Court 10 recover the
sum of $500 which she claims for
salary. She states that she made
q contract with Charles Z. Locke,
the general manager of the opera
company, to sing in the leading
soprano part with the company from
January 4th last to June 18th, at a
salary Of $500 per week, her appear
ance to be three times weekly. She
says that her salary has not been
paid, and she put in the bill Of
$4,000, which also includes what
she claims to be due for nine extra
performances at the rate of 500
each. This money she has frequently
demanded. The company often pro-
missed payment, she says, but moth
ing has been paid. The answer in
terposed admits that a contract was
made, but denies that payment Of the
bill was promised, and further states
that there was no provision for extra
pay for extra work. 1t is alleged
also that Mile. Turner was incom-
petent to fill the roles selected for
her, and, consequently, the COM
pany sets up counter claim for
$4,000 damages. New York Her
aid, Nav 22nd.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
WATER ON the DESERT.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF AN IRRIGA-
TON PROJECT.

Matthew Gage of Riverside is at
the Occidental Hotel in this city.
Through the execution of plan of
irrigation devised by him, it is ex-
pected that within the next few
months some six thousand acres of
land, situated above the upper canal
of the Riverside Canal Company,
which land has, heretofore, been
considered worthless, because of
lack of water for irrigation, will be
irrigated. In about two years
$4,000 acres in this tract, Mr.. Gage
says, will be irrigated.
Mr.. Gage talked freely about his
plan. Something like five years
ago he came from Canada with his
family and settled in Riv erside, in
vesting in Riverside property and
engaging in the watch and jewelry
business. "East of Riverside" said
MIR. Gage, "there are about $4,000
acres which have been considered
worthless because it was thought i'm
possible to get water there for irri-
CATION. Now | am so far along in
my enterprise that all l have to do
is to finish my canal and deliver the
commodity, water. which is already
sold. When l began to solve the
problem, about four years ago, l
was generally looked upon as a
visionary. put in $4,000 and
kept on until everything was mort
gagged. My enterprise was private,
and not a joint stock concern.
About three years ago I located a
section of land just east of Riverside,
on the dry plain, under the Desert
Land Act, and took this for a
nucleus. i found artesian land, en-
ployed civil engineer, ran lines,
secured the right of way for my pro-
posed canal, and contracted with
persons owning land under the line
| of the canal to furnish them an inch
of water to FIVE acres, for which they
will pay 800 per acre. On this
contract l gave five years time, at
8 per cent interest from the time
the water is placed upon the land,
the payments to be secured by mort
gage on the lands to be irrigated.
closed contract with J. A. CART
of San Bernardino, for $4,000 foI
his land, upon which there are nun.
erous springs. Work on the canal
was begun last November. About
the LIST of December l secured the
services of Mr.. Manson to bore
wells. A we'll about ITO feet deep
furnished a rs inch stream of water,
A second well, a little deeper
brought great supply. From si'
wells / have about 500 inches o.
water. From other wells the sup
ply will be increased. The worl
when done will cost about $450,000
The cost of the water property
is $l75, 900; canals, fumes and tun
nels, $l25, 900; cost of cementing thu
| entire length of canal on bottom ant
sides etc., this work to be done with
in the next two years, during tn
winter months, $125,OO0; waite
developments, $25,00O." Concern
ing his scheme, Mr.. Gage says
"Never in the history of water pro
jects in California have such result
been realized as under this system
Lands which were worthless ar
changing hands at 5000 per acl
and upward"
Under the canal are tracts owne,
by A. S. White, w. A. Hoyt, DR.
G. w. Sylvester; and Matthew Gag
owns several hundred acres of frui
land there.-[S. f. Bulletin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
THE GYMNASIUM Promises on
L Fort street, l. t So teet by l05 feet,
Biiding 30 feet by "a feet This is a
very desirable place for a p ivate resi-
dence or Lodging House, and will be
sold at reasonable figure. Inquire Of
G. BOLTE,
Treasurer Honolulu Athletic Associa-
ton. t-s a--. bO1m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-06-17
WANTED.

A GOOD. sober, reliable, steady man,
"A one used 10 the country. To take
care OF horses, milk few lows, and at
tend to grounds at a private residence
on Maui. None need apply unless fully
able TO meet the above requil ements.
Wages, SIS a month, board and lodging.
Apply to j. Il WlSEAAN,
JI4 Gen'l Business Agent.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13
For soutnern Sentinel:
THE 5NILL TAX AGAIN.

Souae Of the advocates Of the proposed
) mill Rail Road tax argue that ihc rae
OF parish taxation will not be- increased
any By the mill tax. That the II. X.
aud other property which the X. X. will
cause to come into the parish being add
cd to the assessment roll, 4 lower rate Of
taxation will produce revenue enough to
pay the expenses Of the parish. Now
this argument is very plausible, bat fall
Iacious ani dvlusive. The general fund
tax Is for government protection. The
X. X. property will need protection as
well rs ours. The X. 4. will cause n,aay
usmps, thieves, bu,nmers, plug aglies
and DRAM shops y r0Me iato the parish.
which will greatly Increase the number
If crimes and crin.insl prosecutions. and
add 10 the expun = OF the parish. In my
opinion The Police jury viii continue to
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13
A Nics Question for Lawyers.


A gentleman who died recently
IN Paris left legacy Of six thou
sand dollars to bis niece in Dubup-
lie, Iowa. who, it appears, died
about the same hour of the same
day. The question which died FIRST
turns upon the relation of solar to
true time and must be determined
by the difference Of longitude. 1t
the niece died at 4 a. NJ, and the
uncle 1T 10 =. m, the lnstants
of their death must have been
identical. Assuming that to be the
hour of the tcstator's death, II the
niece died at any hour between
four aud ten, although the legacy
would apparently revert to his cs-
tate, 1T would really Test ln..her aud
her heirs, since by solar time she
would actually haye surveyed her
uncIe.-Christiaa at Work.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

The following circular has been
ISSUED by Coy. NcEnery, WHICH
Siiy espla.ss ,.sself: -
Executive Department, State
of Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Aug.
4, lS86.-Sir-The General Assem-
bly, attlse late session,ap appropriated
only $1,000 for the payment OF
crerks OF registration. This is not
sufficient to pay the full salary of
cserks. The clerks appointed must
therefore, accept the Office with
the understanding that they will
receive only their pro rata of said
amount appropriated.
call your attention to section
81 of Acl No. l23, approved April
10, 1880. You viii sec that the ap-,
pointment of n clerk is for the
convenience of the assssor. ! hope
30 assessor will make application
for u clerk unless one Is absolutely
essential.
At the pesent Congressional cleo
ton there Is no new registration
to be made, aud elections have been
so frequent in this State that there
Is really little to be done, only e
revision Of .hs registration and the
regisratien of those entitled to vote
who have not heretofore been reg
istered. 4 dne consideration for
the State and IN the interest of
economy will suggest the impro-
priety Of sn application Cor n
clerk except in GAGS where it is
absolutely necessary tha$ one shall
De provided. Evidence of this in
the form of an affidavit must
accompany each application |
S. d. McENEEY, Governor.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13
No Longer Under Obligations.

Man (to friend)-You didn't
seem to treat that gentleman with
politeness.
Friend-I spoke rather roughly,
| admit.
Man-You have changed toward
HIM. The other day / saw you
cordially shaking hands with HIM.
Friend-Yes, he owed me then,
hut he has paid me, consequently
yon see that | am no longer under
obligations to him.--1rkaasa,e
1ruceter.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

"My son." said an old man, adj
dressing a boy whom be met in the
street, s.you should not use OBJ
scene language What must your
father think of your
"Oh, it's all right with him. :
"You astonish me! Do you
mean to say your father permits
you to use such language"
"Ycs. sir; he told me to; says
be wants me to become preacher
like Sam Jones. =
ssOh, exclaimed the old man;
You must excuse me. thought
that your obsccnity was unless =
Arkansaw Traveller.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13
ATLANTA MALE & FEMALE
INSTITUTE.
Situated al atlanta K;an PalisA Ia.

Il school placed By 4ict cftae Legislator,
~ Lonisiasa, s.uader the control If M-
Superintendent ef Public Edncatios t.ad
he Sfcte Bocrd cf Educafiop," and rep,
rescued ~ a legally Incorporated Board o
Trustees.
This Institution is pre- e-ided over by the
Rev. a. NJ. WALES, regular graduate
OF Centenary College of this State.
Regular tuition per month
for all grades. .......... $500.
Good board can be cbtai:;ed
in private families at the ra,e
per month of. IS. 90.
Scholars who have but little means,
can Ena work on neighboring farms to
supply snch deficiencies. and planters
are calling for students who may desire
TO pay their board With t!le;x labo:. in a
ceantry where labor is honorable.
The locality Of the schoo. is prosesbsal
for its healfhfulness.
The religious privileges are good and
harmonizing. and the social Influences
are moral ami elevatJng in charaetss.
The present schoes Banagei.sat has
been approved by its Board Of trustees
for three CD years successfully. which
while it indicates its pcripaney. should
recommend the SCHOOL TO fhS patronage
of the public at large.
For further particulars apply to the
Rev. 4. NJ. Wales or TO t|,s Secretary Of
the Board Of trustees.
J. J.. DURHAM,
Pres, Board Of Trustees.
G. G.. LEWIS
Secrctary Rnarl of Trustees.
Nay 20 1856. If.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

Oar nclshaor seems to thiak that Al
eyandria would be greatly ber,e6ted By
this road from Trinity, and yet the papers
and people there, are as cool as cwcum-
bers over our \. S 5. r.. which wrnld
be of far more aenefft to them when
built. than their Trinity road could be
Help us now neigllhor in tile La. n. &
S. II. II.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

o"sht not to impose upon them the OBJ
'isaiion to pay the tax, when they can
have no voice in the matter,
We can not make the golden thread of
Justice run in a straight line through the
prcposeda . mill, 10 year r. r. tax.
L. +. SHuMAKER.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

Tenders his pFofessioral se.v,ee To xbe c;,,.
zehs Of Atlanta snd = ihc parish of Win,
,'l' saoderate- oisre At Atlanta. where he
VIII he tsuEd when not professionaIly envay..,
Nay Isrly
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

Obtained for Mechanical Devices, Conrou nds,
Designs and Labels.
All preliminary examinations as to patenia
biIify ef inventions. Free INSTRUCTIONS how 10
scesire PATHS 4 scnr free on application.
Adlie =, ,heherfOUIS B.AiGER s. Co..
icitors of Patents.
ept4s Washington. d. c
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13

Congress is all in a stir over the
oleonargarine bill, and here we
don't get fresh butter once a
month.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-08-13
Red River. and Coast


Incorporated July 81, lSs7.
.3s~s CHAR. r. TRU>LOw. lresident.
E6k<2 s.sfAs. W. DROWN, Sec'y and Trcae
Mn. NoOIs, Superintendent.
Composed Of the following first -cla.s steamers
Jesse X. BELL. Yaxoc Valley,
Silver City. Jewel. Danube.
Alexandria. II. T. nickcy.
John ID. Scully. Belle Of the Go4xt
CorIic Brapdon. Assumptions.
NepRlpc. Alvin. Isabel.
sohn g. Fletcher
Laura lee, Whisper.
Belle. 1T. Mary.
Martha.
SunbeaIa.
r CAee, Ec. 4E lxElp Street. up staiss,
NHo~ 0r1oaaaR,
Y<sucs Through bills ~ isdstg f.s OIL poiGts iE
r.sxss rcarhed by the Texas Pacific Rasiway IN
nosss leave regularly for Red River. Lower
Coast. Eayoa 1afoureAe sUd Upper Coast 20
I1aqucn nc. re es'ss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29
The Mexican treaty.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

TIM visiting lumbcrmcn were All
highly delighted at the cordial rcccp.
ton accorded them "Wednesday night
Ihcy ARE loud in their commentator
of ihcproiu-c and graceful hospitality
oi COL VIM Cameron, one of the fore.
most men of Texas. aud useful sud
publc-.piriicdcit1onot Wac.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

DALLAS has man dion. Oln
Wellborn) who is almost an exact
counterpart Of stephen A Douglas,
both In size aud appearance. pshaw.
Waco can beat that. She In, man
who is as perfect fac-simile OF DIS
raeli as even the best portraits OF
that distinguished statesman, Wen
have you know that Cottonvile don't
get left much ON anything.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

TINS Statesman IS widely IN when
it say that in most cases tho people
prefer A W. Terrell for the senate.
Indeed, in most cases, 80 far =, We
can see, they are decidedly not for
A. w. Terrell for the senate.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

THF LITTLE TRENCHA An cleans. presso,
1 aud Dyes coats, vests aud pants. rem
.rflhg them good as new Hats dyed and
blocked Ladies' dresses. ribbons, sashes.
..my-. C'r, CLEANED dyed and pressed Re.
tH.nuE gentlemen. clothes specially. Sat.
-.H.'tUu s4NrHutoei Dying houscou wash
~ -,---- uulr LlurLM- -------- !.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29
I'RusrEE SALE.

By virtue of the power yested In rqt IS trut
tee, hy certain deed In trust tNeCutedN
John Peters To secure c. +. Niiie nlsn
sigus, m the payment Of two promiNory nos
tor VI 0oO.01 each described Ia suii deed o
trust which il recorded on page l9i Of boosO
NJ tile records OF mortgages OF Mcleuuan coln'
N Tex ! VII, on saturday. the thlftirth al
OF January, lhso, ~ the request 90 sarah y
Jones, the owner Of said notes, which are w.
pad, sell NJ public auction for cash before Wv
door Of the courthouse Of MCleuuHn oounuI
Tex IN Waco for the purpose of raylns@
said notes, the following described tfaeu@
lnud situated In McLenuan county, Texas
M ltb 10 acres, more ar lsss ont ni ihen
W fraliof y league survey on the dlylle "
tween lIOgg creek and Middlc Basque 0egln,
ulng DTS yAras so W nom the uflslnaaN
corner uf the Holmes survey Out ui said re
kier survey. kenre sOo " rs yaras 70
plAntet stone. thence \ zoe las NHrSs Os
planted ~ ne; thence 307 + Gls vHlM os
planted stone, Potts NV and iOmc- NJ Nr
icr thence ~ Nilis varsS 10 the beginnlns
aud also all Of that tract of land containing
eight acres. moro or 10 :. ont NJ the anu"
johnson headlight on the North BusgHe i've.
conveyed 10 said Witte 10y John q Locker "a
May %, 1873 BY deed recorded ON putys ~. ~. ~
h-s ol book of tho deed records Of NglennIiSS
county Tho sac win be made hg'Hrvn"
O'Clock A. n. aud O'Clock p, m Of shll lg.
Y, II. GRAHAM, lfus'oe'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

Miss MAUD MILLER brings the
morals of matrimout from the
momaiu, The plant won't grow
east oi the Mississippi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

our farmers are sll actively en-
gagged in preparations for the cotton
plant It will be very large this
season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

TrrE Hewitt bill winch we publish
in another place to. day, d, Tho thing
for thi, frontier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29
FOR RIM

L'OE EtNT-r ,RM or IOo ACRES, coon
/ Hud splendid water good stables. cribs
house,. eiu situated nine miles north OF Waco.
Appls 'o DIR CLIFTON.
Corner Fourth AMI Ausur.
'I'Ht storr-houso heretofore occupied by
Eaton 4 suiuHn south Fourth street 25I
J" istt The most moderate terms given.
Apply 20 J b. Elgin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

WHAI does the council propose "a
10 future sanitary polio, Don't all
speak at once.
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IuE Galveston News SAY, 10 {. uu
enemy Of Governor lrchua,s bu,
'ud defend US from such lr.cud,A.p.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

IfE county race il looming into
proportions. Things will be lively
enough after swhilr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

Iar raruurhip heretofore existing between
lir undersigned. under the arm name Of LYONS
.gh !, ,his dAy dissolved b. mutual con /.
IN. ~. lyons retiring from the irm Mr
''.N WA ."uliuuc ihe business At the old
ruI assume all liabilities OF the urm,
t1 "iil collect all the debts, notes aud ao.
counts iur tnr rrm,
waco. '.h IHpusfy SUB lssG.
ISAAC LYONS
sAA EOHICH,
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NOTICE

We have bought ont Mr. " e. Keilum IN th'
Riverside stables AMI .iOgs 50 DIS thoroughly
for the purpose " adding 10 the best couductct
stables gene A. I've Stock comm -sion buil'
mess VIII buy and soil al kinds of 1--we siccf
ana guarantee satisfaction Ne have tot iis
thirty head Of nue lur.ps also mules, IlL'
ions, Jersey bulls. busglcs, carriages. hAeu
harness etc lntp, elton Ofstook aud cou~
pnnieuce solicited. Telephone connection
Respectfully OGLEsBN < ROBINSON
Box 49, NHCo Tex
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waco viii have all the wheat thr
coming Summer TINT ,he can stand
up 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

TIM sun get, IN. a lick every now
and then and not Que of them umi,s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-29

TuE Terrell boom j.. the Tom
Thumb of the present campaign
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Now luc.c DAM hcayc tu aud give
the dark horse tail broad-idc
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For far or safe themes, commend
20. Iu ,hc bal "A, News, all the time.
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Permanent
There arc medicines which give
ssiy temporal; ysliet ~. lA7u .gays
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WACO got. there almost every
blessed time.
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WACO. Ten. JAN. 90 1870
Waco proSpcr,.
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W. onlynced the Texas 4 st. Loui.
shops
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WuEAr and cotton make Waco
great
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HAst.ru urics. O. Itikuue buudtuE New foft
80 BEDKNlTU Manager