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pay their afternoon paper from $40
~ $50 month each The highest
price paid here IL $50. aud that is by
a house which is phenOmcnally lib-
cral to the Times.
Vet u comparison between the two
t. in favor of the Dallas paper.
Nearly every bank in Fort Worth
pays $40 to SO IA month to support
its local paper. the highest price
paid by any bank TO the Times is
- 30 "a month, aud even that small
amount is too much Tor the CITY Ma
tionul and American National l. il
not prcpO-tcrous that j. O'Cunnor or
w II. Thomas, or {. G. slaughter is
su poor that hc would take mn undue
risk OF akinga profit by supporting
% local paper to that extent:
These are not isolated cases, and ID
thc editor ever gets sick or goes on "A
duck hunt and we get such u chance
70, this again we will demonstrate IL
m detail 10y equally candid revelations
of newspaper inner life, from the
practical standpoint.
at will hurt somebody's feelings.
YOU say. But it will be- a relief tu
ours, We reply. our "fccliug>' ARE
NOT taken much into con-idcrnt ion
when man takes our paper for two
weeks free aud declines TO pay ~
cents "becau,c he didn't ordcr it,
Gool-byc! Stcrrctt Will be- back on
Monday, aud he will soothc sou by
telling YOU what grand, public-spir-
cd, generous people YOU ARE. lie will
lighl Your battles, trumpet the fam,
of your town, maintain your Suprcm'
ucy over all other cities in the state
He viii laugh ut poor Galveston, de.
ride Houston, pat >nu Antonio on th,
back. -uccr NJ Fort Worth ll loo th,
interest of Dallas.
Ana then hc will gotoauoihcr dc.l
and toll until IS O'Clock in the uouiua
because he can't make enough none,
on his own paper to live upon.
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TENAs will rclinqui,h her claim on
Grccr county with vast reluctance
perhaps "a reluctant will she be that
she will send up the ranger, aud m tkc
n bit of - fight over H. However. 30
is but Justice TO say that the latter
contingency is u. yet but remote
one, very remote.
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UNCLE DASH cannot have forgot.
ten Elliot's announcement, in the first
issue of the paper he got out lie
said then that his paper wa, not dem-
ocratic, aud certainly never, up TO the
very day of its death, did it give cN-
preston to u single healthy demo
cratic sentiment His appointment
to the rlcrkship of Mr. Wcllborn'.
committee mast have been made ON
personal. rather than political
grounds. here are fully seventy
five thousand better democrat in
Wcllborn'- district than Elliott.
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Bur. SrERRrI'r pinchc- his patrons
like the devil. There seems to bc %
considerable discrepancy between
Bil's ideas ns to what H. fair patron
age and the idcns of those same poor
patrons.
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METHODIST JIM don't like the Rag
Baby n bit, he says SO with double
leader emphasis. a man who has
seventeen real flesh and blood babies
can't nave much room in his insidcs
for rag make.beliove II is true.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

lEr the aspirants for city offices
begin to tell the people something Of
their yicwsn- ia what they ruusilor
sound municipal policy and such
matters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

.'H 1850 lhllh lNlphth krr"fl,
\u now Wa have General Pope de-.
ming that hi, headquarters were ever
hi- headquarters. The new -papcr
history ut the war in tho tim, Of il,
wa, tuIl Of speculation, but the news
paper history since the war l., still
moro fabulous. Al mistake, now
stnud excused aud all bluudcrs cy-
planned, except those nude by dead
mem
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Tn Press, u handsome little sccu-
lar paper published by the colorcd
Baptists ofTcNas, is on.our table It
seems to bc ably conducted aud is u
very straightforward, plain.spokon
sheet We hope, sincerely, TINT the
little journal will thrive aud become
useful not only to the church uut Geo
iLn rnnn
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rom ihr NrH York Graphic.
\ large, old-fnshioucd clock at
Green Cove, Fla, which has kept tine
Tor lnu wears. on being set back to
standard time refused 10 run regular
Vs. Finally itwa, set forward to sun
time whru II returned To its senses
ana lH, run regularly ever since
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HN sleeping twenty Hours OnI al
twenty Four.

Wr'rfr u brookyn Eagle
bio Lewis SAYS that we busy, high
pressure "Americans should go to
bed ai . aud rise nj b." such things
mukc ma tired. How cau man get
ont of hci four hours before he lies
LmMn-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

THE subscriptions to the university
fund come in slowly. o! that an
other Cameron would stop into the
ring. Fifteen thousand dollars more
il needed.
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Bill STERREIT doesn't find his di-
gcstion exactly equal TO the En-
quirer, now that he has swallowed it,
Too late, william, Too late. rs u
pity, but it's true.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

rwm ,bcn,,,on Herald.

I
the old year was prayed out sung
out, danced out, cried out, laughed
out aud watched out. But the stars
IN the dial of the SKY whirlcd aud
-prrAlcd in their spheres, all uumnd-
lul Of thi, date mark in the mushroom
luunu calendar.
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\orI'r

We have hought ont Mr.. " e. Eelum I'm Nh,
Riverside stables aud stock ards thorough,
Tor 'r purpose of adding tn the best conducted
stables general live stock comm ,siuu bust
ness VIII buy aud sell all kinds of live stucl
thirty head Ot inc horses. also mulrs sfaI
nous Jersey hulls, huggles carriages, hacks
harness etc Inspection NJ stock aud cores.
p1hd'hce solicited. Telephone connection
respectfully OGIErBl IS RuUlNSON.
Box "a. Waco. rpN
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Wv need Greer county in our bust
ness. We must not give up foot OF
that iinc county only after it j. II
clear ease against our rights.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

GERALp's name wa. sent To thc sen.
ate as postmaster nj Waco, ON Iu,-
day There i, not the slightest tcur
but that hc will bee confirmed
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Thanking the public for their kind patron.
age request a continuance Of the SAME iur
our sue ehsur Mr. J. LCyinskl, who viii con.
inue he business At the old stand
ANNA
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IL IL time for announcements lI
the cilyrnce. April Isl i-u'r So very
FAR ollhow.
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= oIiCE THE ADNERI-EMENT OF
y nglc,by * Rohinson In another column
\rOr CAS- GET 4 so CyrRE-- as
tern. better than brick. guaranteed moi
10 burst 100 ten year or money refunded. over
Hlohhi ut under gfuuuu. N Ju.vs IS MhrMu
corner OF seventh and Mary streets. Nauu, *
THE NEW ORLEANS ENpusrlCN- CON
Portable rooms A. No. ~, Camp street. con.
Feh'cni IN business and exposition grounds.
IhLl-. GENERAL DELIVERY WAGON
- Moving furniture speciality, Leave nj.
dcrs at Fith and Austin streets
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WILL the bond question be- nm is
sue, next city election
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DlssoIrrroN OF rARrERsmr

The partnership heretofore existing between
ne undersigned under the firm name ut Lc.
mutual consent Mr. Alhea retiring from the
hrm Mt lryiuski assumes all thcllabiIltic,
anu Will collect NIL the debts. notes and ac
counts due the old firm.
Waco, December SYST 1887.
J, LENGN,KI.
q. +. ALBA
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TEXAS comes rs near being self sus
tanning, ~ any of the states
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TnE prospective candidates in the
next municipal race ARE all on the
umi viYe.
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DISsOLTIION OF TARTNFR-nIT

he partnership heretofore existing between
Novlch II thi, day dissolved by mutual con.
sent, MI Lyons retiring from the Hrm Mr
NOvieh ~ ~ continue the husiuess ut the old
stand ana assume all disabilities eft the Hrm
counts due the firm.
Waco" lex, January sth lssG
ISAAC LYONS
SAN NONlCu.
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NERs sake, our approximations arc sl
for the Gazette.
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SENrAL POWER POSITIVELY AND PER.
- mHnr ily restored boo Two Goo tenn day. py ID
iti icluuA cuuirctiuu scaled pamphlet rrrr
Louis Me.
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hMnGRANrs are coming in great
numbers.
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Tur blizzard took hold wilhadcall
grip, sure enough.
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( ROCEElEs-BF worihrm m. OPENED n
u hr'I class grocery 30 connection ,,ith no.,
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LNOR SAGE-pAIR or HOwEs rorNrrg
II sca'c, almost new. at Tom Smilhs u,,.
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LNNps in McI.cnunn ruuulyarc ID
great demand.
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MONEY TO LOAN oN COOP PERSONA
ANl security or Hud notes Apply to J. a.
Massey, at oilicc oi sanger Bros.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON Long OR SHORT
ANl time.
Land notes or deed of trust So
cutity required.
TENAs LOAN AGENCY,
tuuiCauh Tex.
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DYEING AND SECURING

'IHE LITTLE FRENCHa AN cleans. presses
L and dyes coats. vests aud paut.. rem
dering them good Hs new. Hats dyed aud
blocked. Ladies' dresses. ribbons -ashes.
plumes etc. cleaned dyed and pressed Re.
pairing gcutlrmcu's clothes n specially. sat.
siaction guaranteed Dying h0u.cop wash.
luEipn street near Fourth.
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|, OR. SALE CAEAP-THE WHITE ELF.
phani aquarium. Apply to- lnmc. N.krV.
proprietor
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No communications writer on both sides
Of the paper will receive attention Al this
nfire
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WACO, TEN,JANo It. 1876
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THE WACO EXAMINER

kntored at the Post0rico Al waco, TcIAs
second-clAss mail matter
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\1ONEy TO LOAN IN SUMS or 500 AND
4Nl UPWARDS. Oh easy terms. w. Is. PAT.
II RsON & co., Waco. Texas
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L'ORHALE-SruVE WOOD OR CORD VOOu
II Leave orders ut Moore a Thumpsuns
MRS s. 4. kIkkpAIR1tk
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ron REST


EoR sALE-GOop d. ) CORD WOOD. ASH
Length desired Leave order at :.
killoughK s. T. JONES
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EOR SALE good second hama engine. per
price. TON iAuGIrr
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fastnfn once, ~ Tribune building New YORK
\. g, BECHWlTH. Manager
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'rul the cold weather hang or


The editorial end Of the Time, i,
out of town and the bushes, end gets
ia its work.
The expected aud usual editorial
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
Youthful burglars Caught.

Monday morning when W J. Webb, of
Woodland, opened his store, he found that
it had been burglarized during the night,
and number of suits of clothes and other
property taken. The Sheriff was notified,
and during the investigation that ensued Il
handkerchief was found bearing the name
of Miss Blowers. Mr.. Blowers was inter-
viewed and reported that five boys had
camped near his place most of the previous
day, and had informed him that they were
on their way to Davisville. Satisfied from
the size of the clothing taken and the in
formation given by Mr.. Blowers that the
boys were the guilty parties, the officers at
once telephoned to Constable Morgan, at
Davisville, and received an answer in less
than an hour that the boys had been ar
rested. They gave their names and ages as
follows: John Caullen, 16 years of age
Tony Spencer, 10; John Burns, Is, and
VIM. Maxwell, alias the Kid II. They
have been lodged in the County Jail at
Woodland
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
Following the Fairs.

About o'clock yesterday morning Off,
Ger Coffey arrested at Second and J streets
ten boys, ranging in age from IA 10 Is
years, whose dirty appearance gave evil
dence of their having had a rough expert
ence. They proved to be brake-beam ex-
cursionists from Oakland, who had man.
aged to make their way to the city on a
freight train during the previous night
The names given were John Williams Ed
ward Cook, Artamos Rice, Thomas O'Brien,
Jimmy 0'Neil, Eugene Myer, Ed. Carr,
Joe Clearey, Joe Riley, Henry Miller. All
but one seemed to be respectable youths,
but that one had been an inmate of the In
dustrial School. On the trip up member
of the party had his nose badly cut in con-
sequence of piece of iron falling upon it.
They said they were Just following up
the fairs" and, as there was no evidence
that they had committed any offense, they
were soon released from custody When
seen on the street they were generally re-
garded by citizens as a baseball club in re-
duced circumstances, and it was hoped the
winds would blow softly for them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
Contemplate NIeanness.

Officer Farren, hilepassing down Front
street Monday evening, came to where two
or three children were holding a consulta-
ton over the experience of a little boy
about knee high, who was weeping bit
terly. The officer inquired what the
trouble was, and learned that few min
utes previously, while the child was run
ming along the sidewalk he fell, and two
dimes dropped out of his pocket A nan
who came along just then picked up the
money and made off with it. The children
showed the officer where the fellow was,
and he was called to account. He denied
taking the money at first, but the children
were positive, and he finally remarked that
he would give them twenty cents rather
than they should feel bad, etc Accord
ingly he passed over two dimes, but that
did not satisfy Farren, who considered that
he had been guilty of a contemplate piece
of meanness, and arrested him for petit
larceny. He gave the name of David Jones.
When searched, it was found that he had
no money, and his liberality to the children
was considered TOO thin" He will be
tried to-day
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ON HIS MUSCLE.

The Ruled-out Reporter Practicing a la
Marquis of Queensberry.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the Senate yesterday afternoon little affair
of honor occurred which again proves that
the newspaper is not always the under dog.
Senator Knights observations upon the
personal character of Tom Williams, the
ruled-out Post correspondent during the
morning session of the Senate, when
Wrights resolution was before the body,
had been repeated to Williams, and not
appreciated He took the view that the
billingsgate epithets bestowed upon him in
his absence by the representative were en-
tirely out of order. As knight was coming
out of the Capitol grounds, Williams met
him and straightway arose to question of
privilege, and demanded of Knight to pro-
duce a license for his remarks of the morn
ing, and to repeat the expressions. Knight
declined, and some heated words passed
between them, Williams branding the
wearer of the toga as a coward
Knight responded by fatty declaring Will
Jams liar. A moment later the Post cor
respondent shot upwards through the air
as battering ram and his clenched fist
collided with the right Senatorial optic
with such force and precision, that the rep
resentative from Santa Cruz will hereafter
probably be obliged to wear that useful
member in a sling. The Senator reeled
backwards and received a hail-storm of
blows as he retreated. Luckily for the
Santa Cruz Senator, at this moment Sena-
tors Mcclure and Lowe, and Andy Law
renee, the Examiner correspondent, hove in
sight, and under McClure's inspiring war
whoop, HO, comrades. Senators To the
rescue J" they descended upon the warriors
just in time to save the remaining eve OF
Senator Knight from obliteration Lawrence.
who prides himself upon being a light
weight from Frisco, with the best of peace
making intentions, attempted to seize the
drubbed Senator, but the latter mistaking
him for reinforcement of the newspaper
contingent, reached out his fist, hooking it
underneath the reporters ear He went
up in the air and headed for the roof of
the Capitol, and reliable witnesses aver
that he never again came down. Mcclure
and Lowe had by this time seized Will
Jams, and Knight frothing with rage, and
singing with pain, cried to Lowe: Lend
me your gun. Let me kill the - -
-" The application was denied, and
the bruised Senator hastily betook himself
to his room to resort to the use of raw beet
poultices and arnica bandages. There was
some talk last night that to-day the Sen
ate will take official action in the matter
by issuing an order for the Imprisonment
of Williams, under a statute which pro.
tects legislators from the evil physical
effects liable to follow from freedom in
language in debate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
More Compliments to Sacramento.

The following telegram from the Ne
braska editorial party, which left here for
the East on Monday evening, was received
yesterday, dated at Humboldt, Nevada, and
addressed to Governor Stoneman, Mavor
Brown. Mr.. Chesley and others: The Ne
braska Press Association to the old settlers
of Sacramento-Greeting The members
of the Nebraska editorial excursion have
met and resolved that on their entire
journey 10 the Pacific coast they have no.
where found such warm hearts such gen
erous impulse, such handsome entertain
ments as that which made yesterday at
Sacramento day to be ever remembered
by them and their ladies, and they there
fore extend their grateful thanks to the old
settlers society, Mayor and citizens OF
Sacramento, and assure them that these
editors, one and all, hereby acknowledge
themselves converts to Californianism. Z.
NJ. Cornell, President"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18

In the Police Court yesterday Bridget
Ryan's cases of battery and disturb
ing the peace were continued until
the 10Th The cases of C. L. Kaymer
and Jack Henry, arrested for battery, were
tried, and the defendants found guilty. SEN
tence will be pronounced this morning..
James Collins and Robert Wright, DRINKS,
forfeited their deposits ...... Jake Martin,
another drunk, was fined S15, or fifteen
days in the city JAIL. The disturbance
cases of Mrs. f. W. Wilhelm and Mrs
Daley, went over until the 24th..... Louisa
Blanca was convicted Of battery. and will
receive judgment tomorrow morning..
Frank Maloney's case of battery went over
until to-day's session.. The cases of Da-
vid Jones, accused of petit larceny, and T.
}. Wilson, obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, ws.s set foI hearing tomorrow -.
The cis7cs 1A.Bnsert Miller, Oliver Peter
son, Mrs. o. Peterson, Mrs. Daley, John
Doe, Mr.. and Mrs. Alameda, accused by
Henry A. Caulfeld of an assault to murder
him, were continued for examination until
tomorrow Violin Fitzpatrick, for having
been drunk, was sent below for "a hours.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18
SODA SPRINGS HOTEL,
PLACER COUNTY.

VNHIS DELIGHTFUL HEALTH RESORT is
/ situate in the high sierras, with Bracing
Air, Magnificent Scenery, Unsurpassed Mineral
Water and Excellent Fishing and Hunting. The
house is situated close to the bank OF the Ameri-
can river, and is reached via the c. P. +. r. and
soda Springs station; thence to Springs ten
miles by stage, being an Interesting and attrac-
tive drive. The Hotel at this Summer Resort
is now open. JOHN MILLER, Proprietor.
B. Z. BosT, Clerk. II
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18

BILLY BURKE of the Sells Brothers
Shows, is an old soldier, but none of his
jokes are. That accounts for his successful
drilling of Sid" the clown elephant
Before he was bald he was red-headed, but
he read so much it all dropped out. Win
tiers his head is used for school globe. He
never combs his hair.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18

not robbed; but that he endeavored to
steal her ring and she struck him on the
forehead with her shoe, iniiicting slight
cut. The assertions were so contradictory
that the officers were unable to decide who
was right, and the matter will be further
looked into to- day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18

MOTHERS and Grandmothers, Fathers and
Grandfathers, Nieces and Aunts. be on
hand tomorrow at our great beginning-of-
the-end sale-the fifteenth day-com-
mencing at o'clock. There will be at
least one hundred different lines of goods.
Red House
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-18

For CALIFORNIA CLIMATE there is nothing
to equal the solid iron frame " Mathushek,"
with its tuning pins pushed in. They took
the First Premium at the Thirty
Annual State Fair over fifteen other
uprights. Call at Coopers Music Store,
and see them.