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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

Bob. Ingersoll, the great native
heather, expresses himself as follows
in regard to the alleged struggle be-
tween labor and capital: "Here is a
shoe shop. One man in the shop is
always busily at work during the day
always Industrious. In the evening he
goes courting good, nice girl. There
are five other men in the shop who
don't do any such thing. They spend
half of their working hours in loafing
and their working evenings in dissipa-
ton. The first young man by and by
cuts out from these others, and gets a
boot and shoe store of his own. Then
he marries the girl. Soon he is able to
take his wife out to ride of an evening.
The five laborers, his former compan-
ions, who see him indulging in this
luxury, retire to neighboring saloon
and pass a resolution that their is an
eternal struggle between labor and
capital"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29
Prof. Horsford's Baking Powder.
DE-. w. w. MAoGREaoI

Corpus Christi, Tex, says: 'sIhave examined
Horsford's Baking Powder, and consider it a
valuable article for the use intended. The
phosphates are an absolute necessity to the
healthful growth and repair Of the tissues Of
the body. Many diseases, especially of the
bones and nervous system are in great
measure due to the deficiency of these salts
in the body. The vital processes going on
within the body are attended with constant
waste of the phosphates, which must be sup
piled by the food taken. In the manufacture
of -four large portion of the phosphates is
lost in the separation Of the bran. In the
use of Horsford's Baking Powder, rich in
and the bread is thereby rendered more
healthful and much more nutritious" limo
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29
More Fun Than Fly Loo.

"While was on the Union Pacific, I"
said the conductor, / made up my mind
to break up card playing, because it
led to so many disputes. The boys
used to get the best Of me, however,
and they always had q substitute for
Hoyle's game of chance. The best /
ever saw was one time when we were
coming east from Ogden. There were
four in party, and one Of them had
a common cigar box with hole cut in
the center of the top. Within was a
cockroach. Each Of the party placed
a piece of lump sugar on the corner of
the box nearest to him as il was placed
in the middle of the quatet. The ANTE
was dollar, and the game was to see
which lump of sugar the roach would
tackel first when it came up through
the hole. His highness made his ap-
pearanee soon after the chunks ofsweet-
ness were placed in position. The fun
then began. The roach would take
q survey of the situation and then dart
for one corner.
Just as the lucky owner would think
his sugar was to be seized'and the stake
won, the roach would turn suddenly
around and go for another lump. Thus
the excitement would be continually
on the rise, and the outside bets would
commence. Sometimes it would be
twenty minutes before the roach would
light on lump, and only those who
have seen this game can imagine the
interest created. Why, poker is no.
where in comparison, and the night 1
speak Of it caused more confounded
trouble on my car than fifty game, of
cards. The ladies grew wild over the
game. 1 must confess got interested
myself, and came near missing some
local fares. The roach game kept up
all the way to Cheyenne, and over $500
had changed hands among the players,
to say nothing of outside winnings. 1
was afterward told that the man who
had the box had just come out 81 800
ahead Of the game in Frisco, and that
there it was all the rage"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29
Active, Pushing and Reliable

J. G. Saur can always be relied upon to
carry in stock the purest and best goods,
and sustain the reputation of being
active, pushing and reliable, by recon-
mending articles with well established
merit and snch as are popular. Hav-
ing the agency for the celebrated DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
colds and coughs, will sell it on posi-
tive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection of throat, lungs, or
chest, and in order to prove our claim,
we ask you to call and get Trial Bottle
Free.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

rflm lus -su tr.u..,r, b. .pul,.-
Hes perfectly lovely. said n
Young lady nj thc Baldwin one
uight when Lord tara Was asking
sophie Eyrc II -hc lowed turr,te.
lie must h cl that. muu1 h liz
very heart -erm- 90 hr 20 his eyes
~. my sweet Wrl, YES. lll- heart
Is IN his eyes Perhaps hr'- thinking
Of the newt line or wondering II he'll
yet a recall ON thc scene Perhaps
hi- -u.prnder button ha- turned over
aud II sticking IN the -ut4U OF his
back Perhaps sophie l,rr I- won
dcring 1t he'll remember gao take her
hand aud put his arm around her
waist ~ the cue "luNr.' but don't
know The fact BE-. every thug i-H
fraud on the stage. Ellie W Wilton
once told me how Edwin Booth,
when hr WAS bringing tear INTO all
eyes over the death OF turdclln, Wa
pulling Oh the rope A'uund her meek
To worry her, out of mI.rhiri IT, MI
yer, well 10 listen to the lmpH,-l"urd
heroine pouring Out her hguuilvd
wall In poetry. knew An actress
once who had but little regard tor
poetry aud was not At all particular
~ long NJ she expressed the idea In
one play she had to say. "ll you don't
grant me the aid long for to-mor-
row Won viii lind me cold amt lilclcss
Oh the threshold OF your palace.
She forgot the liucs. hui had the
idea cloar ~ her head aud she closed
uIgsoenc with the emphatic oh'ef-
..It. ...It .I.pst t..I,. t,.. D.. tt...rr..ts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06
ihs nrn Who Are 10 he Iouud
Arnund tho .r-ru 'Ioih.

Around III. srrru dloth.
rom tho umsha uvs
First, there are the men who run or
deal for the games. \u Individual
of this class IN ~ gruilcuAuiy fellow
who generally has plenty OF money
aud knows how to spend II some
times II goes tor last women. ucra.
,iouHly Tor iHHt horses, and more OF
ten for costly diamonds aud high
living. IlclsH good uHturcd indi.
yidual with polish of manner which
hrrOmcs him nightly ~ certain
-uayity which is with him always
llo il wcll.drcsscd, not la-hiIv Ms
most people imagine, but ina STYLE
oiquirt elegance which shows that
his tastes are Enthusiastically those Of
the gentlemen lilo generally sup.
ports II mistress who quite frequently
prCsIdcS over some Imposing maisuu
de loic, aud who n drNuudly at
tHchrd tp HIM. on may see him
ANY afternoon summing himself ia
front of the establishment Ia which
ho owns = proprietary interest lor In
which he deals, smoking n cigar aud
calmly awaiting the opening Of the
game.
By his side, very likely. you will
observe Representatives OF another
class otapurts the man who IL on
the inside of the game. white uei-
Their proprietor OF dealer, hr is gen
orally regarded ~ "stauding IN, aud
Is enabled To win where the less IA.
yored would lose. lie is, ~ rule.
provided with plenty OF money and
spends II without stint, lie, TOO, ls
well dressed aud supports mistress.
Il lisa singular Tact that n gambler
seldom marrirs There ARE, however,
notable local exceptions tn this rule.
some Of the men who makcH living
boy gaming have families To whom
they are Ms drNutrdlI attached ~ the
most loving father aud husband
There is sim another class Of
sports which, AlHrh! is we'll rrprrsuu-
tod IA Omaha. lhry are the Tin
horn or shue'-trlnR' gamblers aud
they bear about the same relation to
the hrstrrlass gamGster- that the pet
logger and SINISTER do lo the first
class lawyer. The terms "tln horn"
"shoe'strng are dersiVc IN their
significance, aud have reference To
To the small stakes for which these
fellows play. \ "tin.horn gambler
has bad habit Of continually asking
hls acquHiutauces tor IA small loan Of
twenty i've or liiy cents Some
times II iS for the purpose OF RoIlng
him into the game aud sometimes
to buy him meal lie is generally
strapped" aud i- never known To be
the pOssrssur of more than 80 on $40
nj time. quite often he is crooked
a oOnhdeRCe man or sneak thief
he belongs, IN tact, 10 the scum OF the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

profession, aud A. such ia despi-ed by
his more fortunate brethren
The copper or "sterrer" well
dressed, polished, suayc individual,
who may be seen any day. standing
on IA down town corner. calmly pick
ing his teeth and awaiting has victim.
lie h alsOtO be seen ia the hotel roo
tunda-, aud occasionally bags suile
big game there His business IL to
steer the innOceut- iutu the house
tor n hitch be is working, aud engage
them ~ healthy game OF poker OF
faro A. his victims lose. -u does lhe
-tcerer gain lie II the commercial
drummer Of the sporting profession.
I hr paved streets OF Omaha cousti.
tute biz territory, hi. customer, are
the visitors from the 'roorN dove
tricks" aud his sample case i- his
imagination Like the cummorDiNl
traveller hc Is cheeky AMI "a liar. lts
all ia the trade.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

TmE notice to voters published In
our local columns this morning, from
His Honor, Judge Williams, dcSeryc-
attention. The post Of duty Ia Away s
An advantageous one to reach the hon.
est voters from. Judge Williams hus
made an excellent officer so far, aud
he is strong with tho people, WHO
had rather he were attending to duty
than IA uipuir.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

SwAIN is no longer felt IN the race.
The wonder Ii now what the Post
the Gazette, the Nowses, the States.
mau, the Express, and the willis In
drh will do for ~ candidate. They are
in bad row Tor stumps, aud the
stump- are us bad AZ the t'aietIs
placed Ia Farmer Ross way not
long since.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

san Antonio aud Is the point at which
the line for Waco diverge. from the
san Antonio route. Let the railroad
spirit IA Waco grow aud expand, be-
cause MIR. L)tt certainly gives II
something very tanlible TO feed up
on THL EHANtSRs ears are open
for suggestions on This subject
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

The approaching primaries OF the
democratic party OF McLcuuau winch
are held Oh the 18th, viii csll forth the
utmost vigilance ot the liegemen.
Zach separate, earnest aud true dem-
ocrat Will constitute himself com
mittec Of one to see to IL that none
hut known democrats drmucratstruc
to the faith aud active IN the practice,
are admitted to the ballot, The time
tor "monkcyiug' with good fellows
on the other side or any Whorr Ia the
ranks Of the opposition has long since
passed away II we would make Of
the approaching prlmrrlc-a lair test
OF the will Of The party II
thoy alone are 10 Irp-s tho party's
preference ~ between thc
many admirable gentlemen a..
yiriug to pubic pu-Ition At thr
party bchr-t, We must not permit the
opposition to move upon Our party
balot-boS and lk the choice
upon the man most 'a-Ill
beaten Ibis r Iut what
will occur II this matter g. not closely
looked to on the ltiu Wo -ny To the
dcmoctarry oi M,l.cnuRL and indeed
ot all the other cuunlir- ul l,,a-. thai
we ARE standing in thc immediate
presence ut ~ puuurN uphcnyHl OF
vast extent, range aud power but Of
thccAnct nature ut which the party,
aga mass. b., as yotproluuuiIy iRnor.
ant, because IL rs projected aud pro
mulgalrd on ulc dark Ian.
teen bn.i. aud under the
restrictions Of sworn sr,rrc but
this combination rs culjstlng all
Kinds aud cln--r- OF opposition to de.
mocracy. aud IT We would preserve
the pboriir' Of the people We must
preserve the democratic faith.
If we would 10 that
We must see tu 1t. t.nt the
-chism- of rrpublI,aui.m the other.
i-m.. the crank. aud crnfos ui the day
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

rur swamp fox, after MI Calm,
srrm- to have HE'D himself TO his hoio
ia hcrcns aud TO have drawn II IN
after HIM. lie Is doalcniug the world
with his quiet now Rest and good
nursing mny enable him to recoYor
IRON his Mt Calm bruises, but he'll
have to take the remedies III large
.I,..u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

MAmoN MAWrIN WAS the latest cdi-
ton OF the dark horse. Hes beaten
already aud ~ 1t viii hc with the bal
.ncr Ut the dark brigade. Ross went
into this race to win IL, and he's get
ting there II. rapidly a. the cavalry
rHu go to tho front
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

Tlm ~m Antonio Light makes n
o.ll upon the press gang OF the state
to rcscue tho neglected grave Of the
brilliant Gosling from ils present
condition TmE ENAMINhW seconds
the motion, and will proudly assist in
the work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

for lloatcr. The quoslun -
'tudgcship was NOT voted /anu
count, officers were declared lot to
bc q matter for consideration OF the
meeting. General Sui Ross was de
uIAred TO bee the choice for
governor, aud the endorse
mont was made unanimous.
Congressman Mills WAS mp for dis
.nslon, and during recess Mr. Russell
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

Tnt dedication OF the beautiful
church ul tho Assumption on SUNDAY
last wrss grand religious event Tor
Waco. TINS ENAMINER bcgH TO con
graduate Father lIadelOn, the excel
lent priest. and his lock, upon the
urnr completion of thoir lovely tenn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

rlmuArs Dallas with her twenty
one votes belongs to the small from
TIER counties which have gone Tor the
brave Ross
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

10 uu Call The reason SWAN
isn't running on his war record lS. he
hasn't any to run on, to speak of,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

riuh brave obi democracy Oi Me
Lehman stands up sorenely aud viii
contest with all cumors
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

Iur heated term In politics h.
with us now. It will bo over Al.
gust 40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

IuI Nrws will uud that It's Gid-
ding- racket viii not work
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rrisrs toe IrThs COmpHnIes tIR' nave
Never We - prisr Ht ~
Interstate DTIlI.
The tnC2mpment Promises 10 DO The
Largest Ever Witnessed
The Troops will liiyouac
ON AND NEAR THE BEACH,

lar resorts OF the Attain
tie Cost
The lowest railway fare ever OF.
trrrd a. Galveston and return d. toll
lows From points east OF aud ia.
Guiding san Antonio. l.ampa -As.
nHtrsvile, Morgan, Fort Worth aud
GgiLesylllr to Galveston aud return.
one regular fare Tor the round trip
unlll rate OF 81 il reached. From
stations west OF the points named add
one regular fare Tor the round trip To
the round-trip rates from those
points.
Texas state military and band, IN
uniform, free.
Ample facilities are being made TO
entertain au unlimited number ui
visitors, aud the entire state viii be
welcomed
For further particulars, address,
IllOS, CONJUNCTION,
Secretary, Galveston.
a NJ SHANNON,
Chairman Board Of Management
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

the old alcalde aud senator Coke NJ.
potent political forces IN IrNHs In
deed. are they.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

Tn campaign. too, IA becoming
hat
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

Lilo Assurance society, OF the Imtcr
states, office over Waco state bauk,
Waco, Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

SWAIN nrllhot made Il graceful nor
"a strong run. The tact Id he made a
vast hillc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

ArrtH the lulh Of August the Sens
torial question viii br broadly before
Tho neunIe NJ lows
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

The gallant Anti-R men OF Nc
GrcgOr viii be compelled to lIrld.
Goorge CLARK II an astuta manager,
and Nil Mclcnnau county would be
hurled upon McGrGgor precinct II II
" ere necessary. Fort Worth Gazette.
That is the way the Gazette gets
out Of the matter Tho gallant anti
Rose men of McGregor dolbt exist, Al
least not in sufficient hmber- 10
make ANY showing whatever The
Gnzette knows this well ana hence It
is hedging in time. The rel rot the
primaries on the I7th will Now how
NcGregor is aud tays has
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

are handling the Waco soap Works
goods There are meme ~ good for
this section.
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|kXKY!!
CURED.

4uhefsf f1t more than ave years with Int
digestion. scarcely able 70 retain the sitnplest
food uu my stomach. The burning sensation
as almost intolefAbls and my whole sYstep
AS jefsused I sss wAkef1l aud could no,
ell the tlin0 declined In Hesh aud suffered
4il the usual depression attendant upon this
AtlAst falling 10 Hni relief Ia anything elss
] commented the USE vt rrifts speoino | 10.
gan tu Improve At once The muAirus toned
ur the stomach, -uensihened tho digestive
could retslu food without iltrrulU Now M
health 10 good and cai eat anything Ia tbs
shape ~ food aud dlsest It without the
slsHt"st diin,uity ! mot uhreffully heAf
ihis testimony because there afe hundreds
suffering - was aud ain -uta they uan o. a.
frsdily h,alel Take % prescribed iOss sfIsI
eating th4teAd 81 hetlf.
JAMfH .lvVa Al
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Ausuin - Ms ~ la7i
Free From Malaria.

- $3.50
Ia the tzIl NJ lsst was tskVn With csse.O
uHlsfiai fever which pfustfatsi me 10th BODY
nui MUD Wa dragged amer The Old fashion
~ith mercury and uthuf mineral miItufes, but
pin NO Euu results VI health was -hAttet oil
anil ny euetsy suhc NJ irgs and feet would
swell aud hAi What everybody thought was
ifupsy These symptoms alarmed me And
"a ready a. grasp At any remedy suggested
4 friend advised me " tfy -wifts specific
procured three bottles aud CON need u
usu rsNellins sUuu subsidized have tAfeu
iho three bottles WhiUh have made - perfect
yIfe aud feel Ike uew nan to-day There
never wzs tuurr mvrituriUus medicine offered
20 suffering humanity 10 hss wrought sOu.
lrfz Tor nae.
MttLts lONE-.
Iresbufg Lee county ga March u lSa
For sale by all iruEgists
itrau-e un blood sni skin diseases msiisi
ifru
Thk SWIFT SPECIFIC go
Drawer s. Atlanta "a
10 Twenty ihirt street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06
LNLLIs' GENERAL DELIVERY WAGON
~ Moving furniture specially. Leave ~.
dsfs al fiith aud Austin streets

(AoOCH keeps opposite the Austin House
uuOrl AHA large hot bath tub.
tuuth handles uyN husk. straw, A IgF. siIT.
mos, and hair mattresses
uuWh UHu GO lp d house complete.
tnuCh keeps rrgulHr, ufluslty shop
tuOCN has q vssv lamp
Guuch soils nice uuw iuatpAn, for 90 cents
uuocl has = nice marble top buus stand, rhsSp
HOuCh has sewing mschluo. On sell or rent
btoUh hiss D.. and 10 feti extension tables.
cheap
Gpoch has four sni sir leg dining tables.
GOoch wants everybody 40 look A. hi.stutk
GOOoh has goods tor thr iiDh ~ Nell A. me
poor
GOO h don sell Old furniture for new
GoOch calls furniture that has been usri aui
~ finished se,u ut hand
GpOch wants 'u sell hammock
NOOCh has 500 square feet covered with 4
little Of every Thing
GOuch wants sou IN sell tor cash sud buy
where you can buy The cheapest
0oDch Keeps hrtwrun suth and StNsuth. next
10 Eaton GuiuAu GO
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Thero I,no douDt aboul Wlnpr
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$ Sullor, ,",
to the corner Of sixth IA.
ton, guarantees q perfect Ill., All -,
ask is % tr.pI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

usol many WV. -raiirui,s ma -Iar,f.
! [p" the opportunity l have had to Judge.
Your chm Cure {. a valuable sneciGc and
F',,5l'1l"s an you promise for in.
~ r..pit ~, w, y. HALDEMAN.
'" '"'" nsntg~heTs, Arthur Peter a oo.s
- -----ak.nta. LouIssilIe. ~.
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fuckers t. l." win prevent all
bowel troubles
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NJONkN LOANED OS FUBS.
vi ufr With Iut removal bb Juuh MHy.
Geld
\IONEI 10 LOAS On REAL EHTATE..-
ANl FOR = long time at reasonable rates
uIO. ". JAtkSOs.
Lock boz ~, Waco,
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ne caYaIrynl

Assorted M, ma
from ~ 50 10 20,
MO, ~ 6U, Sl7h and !.
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Mr. Windows soothing syrup should Al,
ways ho used fur children tecthlng. soothS
The Uhild suftcus the gums. Hinyt All pains
i.arrhrA,
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CHEAP COLUNN


EoR kENr.-AG ID house With uye fOOns
sti sefNsnts house uu north seventh
street Arp " h u Hil Business College.
L'UK RENT-Onr room over White Elephant
II restaurant suitable TOT Odicv
DOOMs. FOR EkST NOW N THE MN
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street Apply Al once A IoEEs TAYLOR 4 bNO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06

l. OK SNiy Three buggy horses aul Que
second hsud Miller carriage AtpS Co.
% LivlJ. corner second street .u1 square
LNUk SAIL. one Hnr luggy horse. Apuly
II ~ Mrs Rodgers uu Bltlos0uss place.
ruuth Eighth street. W-co ia
L'UE sALE"Cheap aui ou sas, terms. irn
II cottages on south fiith -ttu-t AppN tp
Dt " /. naibert.
L'Ok SALE rhoicely bed registered Jersey
II cattle. AtteatIushlr pfl,es which cell hu
seen al Inl residence Ia uOuh Nscu.
0EO. " JACK -UN.
once over Lr~us Bros
COR sALk-'J,i0 corner Niuth and West
ssenue new house. wv IOums, 49, VI.
Wksr IutE-
EUk sALE-S0tiu, corner Sinth aud West
avenue new house two rooms So. hk4I
4 JOSk-
For sALE-Old PAPERS at lic. puflvJ ~ tHE
v ENAMiSkk ui,e
L'Ok sALE-MY RESIDENCE on SOgTH
II Fourth street CheAp Tor the money
Also twenty uYe due Durham Mllch COws
With IOunH calves
VIZ DlyroS
LNUK sALk-ay residence corner Eleventh
II aud columbus streets House OF sii
rooms and panty Cistefu sud ~stef works.
Fine orchard. lot iiOIiiO. " H. DENNIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-06
"A II

Robes well worth IS Robes well worth - for
for s4.25. f4Eb,