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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
Politics In schools .

EDITOR TINES John &. Young being a
county, his merits or dement's as all officer,
teacher or citizen, are legitimate subjects OF
discussion. The public schools are fostered
by the whole people of all creeds, pc.
litical and religious, and are justly regarded
as the corner stone of free government.
There the little children are expected to
acquire only knowledg: Of such
branches as are prescribed by the State,
and teacher has no more right to teach
any political creed than he has Mormonism
or Buddhism. The man employed as a
teacher Of public school who would SD far
abuse the trust conldcd to him AZ to attempt
to instill into the minds OF the little children
any political or religious notions, is utterly
unit for any o,her public trust. II he car
ries his politics into the school room, certain
ly he would into any Office and be equally
untruStworthy. And in this connection,
distinctly charge and challenge denial that
John e. Young, as teacher Of tn Wabnska
chool, did make practice Of introducing
political dscu'sions in thu school room dur.
ing school hours, to the dctriment OF the
regular studies-always maintaining hi,
ultra Democratic, free trade doctrines-
more especially waS this the case after the
election of Democratic President.
FRIEND OF SCHOOLS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
James q. Fair Not a citizen.

Hon. ]. &. Fair. the Democratic Senator
from Nevada, is not citizen Of this State,
construcuvely or otherwise. as he is not reg
istered as a voter in any county. His name
does not appear upon the books in Virginia
City. which he claims as his voting place.
nor anywhere else. Therefore he i. virtually
hj,franchis-d, so far as hi ensuing election
i, concerned, aud i. not eligible to any of,
6c- IN the gift Of the people. lie could not
register by proxy. 50 that there j. one Joh
which his welt hongh' hrnchmcn were
unable ~ perform tor him
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
a Campaign Trick.

The voters who have bets on the result oil
an election cannot vote at such election.
There are men in the country. so we learn.
who are making it a business to make small
bets; one man will bet with hundred. lie
kills his own vote, Of course, on one side,
bnt kills hundred on the opposite side.
He bets to win. il possible, TO lo.e, ifneces
sary As it j., SIN Il hrt, ii is virtually
hIViuy vn'c> Al ~ much api CT. i.pok odt.
The Apfe'/ Ian, 'hd Far has men ali
til nuer va w"rk,ng up hi, ,llppery
rick. ,p1 c ~ Va ." "ar b &, wall lind lis
vo.e C..aii~Gg.I on eiec.lon day.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
MaterIa, rsr MnckeA,, telegraph.

Material for the Mlckey Bennett Pacific
Coast Telegraph Line. says the Portland
Nr7os. is now scattered from New Wes,mins.
ter to Seattle, and contracts are being filed
for poles ami cross trees from Seattle 10
Portland The Oregon Improvement Com.
pany's mill at SEATTLE has a contract for cut
ing, planning and boring and painting 6, 900
cross arms for the company. and expect
contract for 5000 more. The last steamer
from San francisco also brought lot Of
wire and inSulatorS for the company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
A Hard Canaidate to Down.

The Tribune says it has advocated the
election Of MIR. Stewart to the United States
Senate for over a year, and long before
knowing that he had entertained any idea OF
seeking the position from his old Nevada
friends, and we still believe that he will not
only be elected, but that no other man
would or could do as much for the interests
Of the State as he. 1t says his candidacy
has brought forth more abuse than any that
ever occurred in Nevada or on the coast.
His enemies are OVERRIDING the matter and
people are inquiring for themselves as to his
record and qualifications.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
A sAWSD-OFF TICKET.
An Intelligent Democrat from Pixen
switch and way Back.

switch and way Back.
A lank individual frayed out at both ends
was intrntly studying he Democratic State
ticket poster yesterday in Carson saloon,
when suddenly he tilted back as if about to
issue chest.notes on Hamlet, and earnestly
inquired:
"Whar's Cleveland's name? Amt he
agon' to stand in agin with us3 What's
the matter with Hendricks? The old man
hain't gone back on US, has he2 This thing
amt on the dead squar, anyhow. Give
hoofcd it all the way I'm Pizen Switch TO
save my vote. If you fellers try 10 saddle
4 split ticket onto me I'll kick like a steer,
cause Pm a Dcmmercrat from way back
lore the war, you hear me, and 60 the whole
animal, back, belly and sides, with the tripe
thrown in"
bystander attempted to instruct the man
in political ethics, but the pilgrim from the
Switch would not be educated, and insisted
that Presidential election was about to take
place.
you can't fool me with none o. yer sawed.
off tickets" said he. "Been too long in the
country, so you won't come it over me with
yer detned Black Republican tricks. We've
GOT EN- in the door. and we'll keep 'em there
from this out"
Then he puzzled over the brevct circus
bill again and discovered an other mares nest
"What'n hell kind Of an outfit is all ths2
What yer givin' us3 Jimmy Fairs name
Amt on il! Now Pm bctlin' that Bill
Stewart put up this job on US"
The intelligent Democrat from Pizen
Switch and way back then belched out a
wad of ingenously constructed oath. and
sailed away in a fame of indignation
kItie1
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
BRIEF MENTION.

Call at the TIMES office for your job work
There are 1877 names registered in Mason
Valley precinct.
Mis-, Nellie Iaqua who has been i'll the
past two weeks is better.
Jerry Gantz will haul The rock from the
Como Eureka TO six mile Canyon.
Thursdays train was three hours late
again. owing TO delay on the c. P.
Miss Gertrude Hazlett is steadily improv.
ing and will soon be convaleseent.
Harry Barrett and his two sisters have re.
TUNED to their home in Mason Valley.
Water standing out doors was frozen over
Tuesday night for the first time this Fall.
VIM. N. Stewart returned from his trip to
Candelaria on Wednesday evenings train.
Gus Rrann. who is to be our next Sheriff.
is doing some political buzzinG around this
end OF the county.
Ed Hamilton has purchased the interest
by Cuddy & Howard. Of Silver City.
VIM. Kean, our well known merchant,
he goes to get a supply Of holiday Coois.
Two hundred and seven names are regis
tered in this precinct. II is estimated that
there is "a Republican majority OF 10 or IS.
The virtue Of St. Jacobs OF. as proclaimed
bv millions of restored sufferers, should in
duce everyone to supply his household with
this great specific. 1t conquers pain.
c. II. Stecman. Of Oakland, formerly me
Of our merchants, attended the funeral OF
his brother in law, Harry Beale and left for
home las, Tuesday evening.
at is harmless as it is effective" i what
is said Of Red Star Cough Cure w DR. s.
X. Cox. n. D., Analytical Chemist. Wash.
ngton, D. c. Price, twenty FIVE CENTS.
The Eko Fyre Press. Chas. Sproule
editor and proprie tor. is now issued daily.
1t will continue as a daily during the cam
paien. and do good work for Republicans in
Elko county.
John G. Young. the Democratic nominee
for Assessor came in from Mason Valley,
Thursday. He says he has given up all
hopes OF being elected and is simply around
visiting the schools.
Th- Truckee RebH5heaH has changed
hands, and is now ike property Of Messrs.
Cslkins & Mason. The RreAblitaH is a
lively semi weekly, and is battling hard for
the straight Republican ticket in California.
The fact that the Congregational Rrro'd
proves that Fair did not introduce an anti
Cooh- hill seems to make no difference 10
the anti. Chinese League here. Garrard told
them hat Fair introduced the bill and now
that he assure, them that the Congregational
Rrco,iiN wrong they believe that too.-Ab-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
An Accident.

Last Sunday night Senator John Walker,
Will, lriviog up Dnn-y Cani on. with 4 ina !
% '.t,; ,al. ml.>-i ia h.t ...t,,N >
tar: ".usl4,s .u,cS jas a"o - O..ntt
mt!i, aal u,e load va, i imp g., 'ron II:
sAyoa mo the water. The charcoal formed
such complete barrler to The water thai
the Douglass mill wa. stopped for time and
Billy PatIen stared out TO ascertain the
cause. When he had gone some distance
up he race he observed a sack Of coal float
ing down the ditch with the Senator astride
OF 1t. liz succeeded IN rcsculng Mr. Walker
from his p~riloas position, AMI The o'natm
thsn made inquire, a. To what htn h com:
OF hi. b.d which was on top u Tue ioiI Of
coal. The Two started back - the scene OF
disaster, but upon arriving there found no
bed They proceeded 10 clear the ditch.
and after doing thi. took the horses home
The next morning the bed was found up
s'ream about eighty yard, hanging to a
tree. Upon closer examination it was found
that the he'd was SO thoroughly infested with
Cim<x Iecfmiayin5 and Prdi6HluS edbifis that
they had actually lowed it up stream and
climbed tree with it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
Everything Goe. wrong

In the bodily me :haniSm when the liver
gets out Of order. Cons ipalion. dyspepsia,
contamination of the blood. imperfect asst
milation, are certain 10 en>ue. But it is easy
TO prevent these consequences, and remove
their cause, by course Of llostetler's Stom
ach Bitlers. which stimulates the hillary or
gan and regulates its action. The direct re.
suit is disappearance OF the pains beneath
the ribs ami through the shoulder blade, the
nausea. headaches. yellowshness Of the
skin, furred looks Of the tongue, and sour
ordor Of the breath, which characterize liver
complaint. Sound digestion and a regular
habit Of body are blessings also secured by
the use Of this celebrated restorative of
health. which imparts degree Of vigor to
the body which is its best guarantee of safety
from malaral epidemics. Nerve weakness
and over-tension are relieved by it, and il
revvcs both appetite and sleep,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
Tie Overland Monthly.

The O7"rriGHd dioHfhb for November
will contain Judge John II. Boalt's very i'm
por,ant article upon the Silver Question.
Judge Boalr is President Of the newly. or
gained OUryiand MoHthiy Company. with
Irving VI. Scott. Ex Gov. Geo. c. Perkins.
Prof. Marin Kellogg, l.. l.. Baker and Nc.
Donald as Director. President Holden. Of
tn State University. contributes a scientific
artclr-''Photography the Servant Of A.
Ionomy." with especial reference to the
Lick ObServa DRY plan Of making photogra-
phy \ >iecisl'y nf Pacific Goa work.
~ , s'i.,| No V@i'', NV S"r;al 81
5 .,,.A ," Hr"n . 90. ,,,us 20 IN Soy -'n"'7
vi nt", a.; 5. rs .'td, IL The SLEEPY
Hollow Country" lay that rising young
wrttcr. ) V htr,dan. Ir. 1t is a story OF
n, oj-i r. gion and he Iotrero La Cnrpa.
Leonard Kip tell, pathrtic story Of the
min-s-"lAttle Biddeford;' and a new
Edward lngle--coDtribule a 70
mani: tale Of Raleigh, Lost Colony
Among the sketches is most graphic &C.
count OF Tombstone, Arizona The Mexican
h 'rnlnes. "Chata and Chinia." arrive a. an
other chapter in their rvru,ful history. This
story has attracted favorable attention from
the best critics, The Ope,iWd WontAiv'S
new offices are at iIS Montgomery street,
San Fcanci, CO.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23

The BUYERS GUIDE is
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23
Unnecessary Misery.

Probably as much misery comes from habi
tual constipation as from any derangemnet
CT the functions Of the body, and it is diff.
cult TO cure, for the reason that no one likes
To take The medicines usually prescribed.
Hamburg tigs were prepared 10 obvilate
this difficulty. and they Will be found pleas.
ant 10 the a>te of women and children. rs
cents. A. all druggists. J. J, Mack " Co.,
proprlelofs, 5. +.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23

J. S. Craig. the Republican nominee for
AsNemhlyman, was in.town rhursdly and y
sui in This end - The county making w-itS
10 all OF the precincts.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1886-10-23

Trnt, = : Aub run daily.
r Az NJ runs Mon avs. Wednesdays and
FL Sys
H. air ~ runs Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays
Prsent.r train mrk- close COZ nsction u
NJ uni hHus-' with express lraI Of VirpiniH
ard true Railfuad which connect a. zen
win e It ~ wet bound sins Of the Central
Pacii. s,ailr.tsd
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At uAWT DENE. wi Ia United States S ny
CompsnN'- ruHches for Aurut t26 hui rEl :;
Bod,e t37 nile and Tar Bird e. r. an Lundy.
AtLUNiNG tl25 niles fr m 'uuni H1usel with
Gllurr. Stltsnu y 4 cos try-we' kly sttg >
(lcavipg NondHys Wrdntsda and fr'diSsl
Tor u eyvue, GrHntsville and Belmont
A, CANDID RIA. wi'h unt.. ! -,r'e az, c. .
pa y. .ta4r iur uIum T. mis- +ilyol
Peak Mon EMMA, AlIdA Valhy, 't"ld Mountain
Al KEELaR tn stages 10 Cerrn cosda
% uilr,l, Hrwui (22 mi ~ AND PsuA'n 3
T. miIerl
II VI " RiNGT n,
Grntrsl supcT,Ltr d.uf
d. j.. ANS
Assistant up"rint ndynt
d A. BENDER.
Get raj re ght PASSENGER N=e !.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

com Hc rat.. balance Wheel.
The Austin Statesman, Houston
Post. Fort Worth Gnlrttc. amt other
swain organs, m,c had good deal
tu -uy ui mic of what thcy termed the
unfair war thc papers mNorlug Ross
were matlul ou swain, aud uutWith.
standing the tact that General Ro-.,
iu au interview with the Dallas New
most positively AMI in strong Ian
gmg', stated that bee had not aud
would not cutter into ANY combine
tiuu with amy other candidate In this
race, the lorniIhilN Review, sort
OF orphan publication Issued ~ Gal.
weston, asserted or il tmltcd that
Judge lark. OF WACO. Colonel BIZ
burgess and Hon \. ". Houston. ut
san Antonio, had entered iuto nm
agreement with General Ross, tu the
effect THAT lrclaud'- friend, were To
support Ross for governor ana Ross
friends were To- favor Ireland for the
-cuHtc. and simultaneously the Ga-
kettc, Statesman and Post scream out
combination aud called upon TuE
Waco EXAMINER To stand up and
deny 'hc @ nrgc Itlt dared.
We'll. luE ENNMtNlH "darcd," aud
ON Interviewing Judge Clark. Col
unrI iurgc-- and Judge Houston. nll
of them cmphatically denied TINT
such a conference ever took place, or
that they had any knowledge of IT
/ whatever, and the way 'IuE ENNM.
INER peel, the hide oil Of these Swan
/ organs lis shocking,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Berlin letter 800 IS. = Tribune.
AlNhry knew some ycnr. ago in
the musical little Woimcr, whose the
alter, tor long wears. enjoyed the dis
tluciiuu at exclusively producing
uocthc'- "Eu,t" The son of the
distinguished Dusseldorf artist, Au-
drra- Nohcuhach. whose wife i- said
','-~ . $3.50 49, ssiD ''.,nIa, ,,,a,-
deus hearts beating with love and
J'a"u.y Every morning he re-.
ccivc~ letter, from the tair sex numcr-
nu, enough to "hoil his coffee win. ="
lHrcuia. opposition to the choice of
hl' profession compelled Alyarv Co
ndopi nnothcruumc. Years have re-
,"nniIcd the angry father The son
nn' nEWn assumed his coguomcn aud
10 iopdcl with praise aud present, r.,
Ilr wealthy and iudul.rnt parent.
viz" appointment in Wcnuar nm.
n"rn the reward of the singer. whom
Cue people love tut hi, character and
LOOKS. wholly forgetting the in,irili.
cent qWI,IIr, oim, voice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
Religious journal ~ srr,hr. on.,t
lIIs AnnsIrr lhIrn u IL L.

= Religious journal ~ scribe. on. ,
No. h's Monster 'hirN N...tnE..
" . rom rhr Nur,hNcstvfu Christian. , ...,..I.
d. Years Ngo II Wa, ,uld. "Ilrr.. ,.,,
l.. but three men 10 the luit,I ~t.ir.
-, who can iill the largest uprr, hons.
Vt Bishop simpson. John Is couch ,,,.
y licechcr" Ala aI These men mr..
- now drud, except EcrDh.r. .,u...u,.
Il wives physically, bur cannot nIItnnt
-. opera house. Inst 'uun, uilr,p,.r
, sam Jones preached to- 1000 "m,I,
y "ulN,' in the rink The front v..v.
{ "I such u magnificent crowd D., uuiun,.
nhd inspiring Quccrh enough 6ur
Ir~t mental comment upon m,u,
ihcW Was' GLOW mucu moro Hr,l
slArrs speaker IN the nrc tu.l,, 80
. Not - bonnet broke the white ,k.
panrr oi flashing tao $. Sofia rihp,r.
lluttcrrd To mUd't the srrrpd r,uL-
|nl lorrhcSd-, NOSES, white rnIur.
shirt fronts and sable shoulder, 81
country on earth can parade ,urb
Nchly-iutclligcut cnm, ii,uIt.I
AND more kindly-iudIrml human
/ rountcnauccs. Little wonder TINT Air.
/ Jones looked Just a biz Impressed b, /
mat sea of faces aud That satNy nt I
searching ryo,. Nu orator could ilI.,- /.
gle with that audience silent. raIm
alert, experienced, prurtmiu. uIJ
candid withai, that splendid audi
cucc received every MONT. -.utr,,..
ana appeal ~ lt- pur value. No m,,.
real qulp Hnd no rhutur'cu gtt.h
could go uqucsIiuuui. No orator
ever laced more splrUdid hearers.
ANA mo- lHlrrr, dcN outer aud mOr.I.y.
my plradcr ever touched 'Lr. rom
Nctlons aud -cu-ibiIilic- of hi. t.I.
iuwmcu. The converted. christian
hlhhhorrhor' sang mnguiuccutl,:Ir
Joyce had real access To rud iu tho
opening prayer and Dr. B.rrov.-
seemed To read just the mint mss.
ages of scripture. Rev A. VI. Eunj
presided. Mr., Jones selected the
phase, Escape for thy iir." and Than, .
DoRan his inimlahlr, Grrcc. tender
lhrllIlng aud elective tu.h about fuur
points profanity, -Hbuaih.mnkiUu u
RIGHTEOUSNESS, and liguur.drluAIuS e
I ne best way TO expires, our ,,fituuIn
Is simply to say that II 20 Wcro. pn..i.
lIt, every muu present then NnurI %
'c'url next sunday even iu utnI.tLst
very sermon over again n wu, in.
Iced u wonderful audience. Lunui,,, "
hc mccs of hundred, uud hun rod =,
SO recognized politicians. pnt..r,,t,.
journalists, lawyers, board of tr.,I, u
men, merchants, students, clerks. rIrr- n
'ymcn, aud citizens i'm general tlf.
Hl Of the men who have lus.ic ,,j b
cbullt Chicago ~ urtlp-, arr AMI
WHY orstoricai guile, Mr. J.np, he,
.au 10y startling ard amusing tb, =
ulpuIiI hriuuIp u,I tI..... .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04


Governor Martin OF h'u'h- ho'
sounded thr keynote "i settlement 300
'hr pending railroad ll-"rd'r-. ltl -.
simply thi- send force tH contend
Nith force. Where th. strikers u-c
force 10 keep mu irm attending 100
hrir dutN ctu,r foe tu mwu. uuiu-,
shop work ur track repairing. .,ud %
greater force g. drive tHe uh-tru.tur-
sway At Whatever ,iluu or 700 what
over outlay ui hu,d which ihg thor
uu.l performance ot iho duty rr
uu.tc- l' uu. .om, Goo th, ut n7't
tuc rYad- uir h,u,h,d. mot ton want ut
mru Gao oprm'r lhr trains mud shop,
but because there uy o,uri men sulli
..rm u drive AVA, those Whonr,
willing Gao wort. This mu- been the
,u,o for several day 40 Fort Worth
Both thc Irues Pacific aud the Mis-
-uuri Pacific have mru enough 900 The
gruund ready and willing to dom,thc
work necessary Go tYc complete rr-
sumption oi business. but they are
prevented from doing har duty boy
the strikers, the men who nc nwnN
irum duty aud Who are without one
single .h,pow ol excuse tor their ABB
-cucc. The rond- hu,r violated uo
single condition ot'm compact mNd'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Wi can only furnish tuc ,dit,r OF
the hrccnv,IIc Appeal mu,. GoD
Almighty alone eau give him the
brain to- understand thrm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

TiE farmers alliance 3, not iu -,n-
pathy with thc strikers or tnc rr.-
roads All report, of that Kind are
misleading and mi-culcyou-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

IIiE Post seems very much di.-
trrssed because the knight, Of labor
are going to vote in d body for the
democratic nominee Tor nayor That
ought not to distress a proic.scd
democratic paper SO much. Indeed
it ought not.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

waco will have no boud, for wa.
'er-"ork' she's not monGc,Ing
with such things, just a, present
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

W. sincerely trust rhm Mr. Pow
d'rI}'' health viii br speedily u-
stored.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

't IL WAS Mr. Martin Irons of ST.
Louis VINO wa, sick, we'd tee. COM
iortcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Iml Fort Worth mob j,q disgrace
'o Texas aud the asc 100 winch Wc
live.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

THE Missouri Pacific, pa,.cnr ind
n 'r@n9uiIIlng effect o,crat pnlc,-
tine the other day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

DoN'riorgct in nll This excitement
that to-day is SuudIy aud lhc
churches ARE Hll open aud the seats al
trsp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

InEBE isn't much promise in the
situation for the strikers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

nm 'priug time ma, be the season
OF love- but it is also the season of
srIko,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

TINS Dallas Herald write. m,.tr.
riousy about tho swain rhiup.
scandal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Iur Labor sitting. i- making "a
mistake The knight, OF labor BOO
IcNa. are not the oul people iu Dhj,
-tutp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

'I'I\"S are gradually settling
themselves The trouble is nearly
over.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

IIIt pay.cur is good ami ,rrih,
medicine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

WAC" will bee the wheat market of
inc state this year M hist
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

>EsrH'pA> about settled the strike.
tor this time.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

GENERAL Ross thinks Colonel
swain would make good governor.
Houston Post.
But a majority OF Texans think that
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My " fe has regainsd her strength and in
creased ten pounds In weight Ne rccro,n
mend Gulun's Pioneer As the hest tonic.
w. JONEa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

IuWpElJN, II seems. Is NOT mu
'"' ." 49, '.ouis, "a ,na, uaiuu.
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DR. q W Dolbridgo, Of Atlanta. Ca
whites Of Guinns Pioneer,

'4lRus Pioneer Blood Remover has beep
n',u ,i.t l,Nfs WIN unpr ccdculed ,ucress fl
r. vu"'rlN Frfc'uble and does the system no
hHiW' w. prove, the appetitc. 4. s,;tlon ard
n''"' making. stimulating. iuvig0rstiug AMI
I'ns "p AZ me functions aud tissues Of The
newer Hui tlth reslOfer ''''N ~
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Mr. A II nrambiott, Hardware MGR.
o9ltciForsyth, Ga, writos

10 acted like charm on my general health
] consider 10 n hne tonic | weigh more than
nave for - year. Respectfully
A BRAMBLETT