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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

Remember the masquerade and
fancy bail on the 23rd under the aus
pices OF the Ladies Hebrew and socic-
ty. All invited. Supper At twelve.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15
Ip =. EhOmnOsn,

The grocer, carries II tuIJ line of
everything good to cat His prices
are rock bottom aud deliveries are
promptly made. Fresh goods re-
ceived almost daily. Butter eggs.
chickens and other country produce
a spe lel Y. Opposite the Pacific
hotel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

Love, sweetness. goodness are the
fruits Of q contents Il mind and health
full body. There exists not where
disorders of the stomach dwell Nor
ris' Cascarine isa sovereign rem, dy
for such Ills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15
Te succeed Lord Sianl..

LoNpoN, Fcb. a. lit is oe1.
uounccd that Sir Michael Ilick, P-'
Aecn appointed president Of The ,.
Trade in place of Lord stanley o ;.
VINO viii succeed Lord Land.dorg'.
nor General of Canada.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15
spring Clothing.

Onr clothing department counters
are now being stocked with new
spring clothing, we have Just opened
a line OF uobby suits in sacks and three
button cutaways in new patterns, al. o
large line OF sprlng pants
SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

II is good n inn, that if we wish
thing we must seek after it; it will
not come to us. Thus. those who de-
sire perfect health, and freedom from
headache, indigestion and rheuma ic
pains, should find and use Morris Cas-
carine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

Messrs j >. hcCa'n aud II. q
Brazlletan, OF Moody were in Waco
yoatnr,I.v
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

Garden AID flower seed in every
variety Mt whole ,ale or retail, in bulk
or 10y package at
IL SSr.p,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

We are showing the prettiest a! d
neatest line of embroideres in Il e
city ut LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

90 to the opening of IIerz's billiard
parIor in the rear of his new cigar
store tonight.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15
Billiard parlor.

Go o the opening of Herz's billiard
parlor tonight, at his cigar store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-15

II you want any boys shirt waists,
come aud see the bargains we are Of
terlng this week. LEVINE BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Cosinz aednssdsy. August q.
Applss-s " per o.rrei -sls5oc per e1<hsL
Cheese -ssste. &c. sew Ysss. isc none IN the
msrsef fLl cream. sssloc
Clover seed-s4os Timotby. s2soeses per
Dsiss Frults-Apples svspoFsted. sesc per
fsc per po0n1 peaches iOsisc per pound
Fissh Meas Mutton ssSos7oo veal s.ss
90. beef s. iohoo.to.
6r.ia-w neal-s-c ior old ana new white snd
req C.ts ast42c. Ave. toc. Corn, soeoac
Barley. II si.-o per cwL
Cider l2'1c per ga
Hides-Green. 8 csc. Part cured. sS<osisc
cure sys'.c cali skins 70 = rsands &C.
wool teing estimated 81 DC per pound-
Honey-tgc Per 10 strained. lec.
hops-f'ni1e per ID.
Hay Timothy. $3.50 per ton. clever. Ul.oo.
mixed. Sie.00. maEn. se.uo-
A-pi- syrup sl.25 per gallon.
Poulgry-Chickens. lSc. ducks. iiGl2c; fowls
ale.
rosstOe.-Se~ 25GSoc per bushel. No old posa.
toes "a the market
Spring vegetables-Lsttnce Sc per pound; rad
pnncnes. rhubsrb, &C ID; green pess, loc
ousnel. string beans 40c bushel. cucumbers loc q
dozen: celery. l5c a dozen: large white plumed
hoze grown sc. tomatoes. SC 10.
Whortleheffie s. -. . per busheL
stra~-sse per ton.
Iailou-SGS14t per ID
WOOL nNasntd WOOL DrlnKs 20 ana IS cents
per pound while the washed Ia quoted al Y d24c.
WOod-biock stove wood. S.7oz1l2o per cori.
tour foot wood. 81 90 per cord
Cosl-s7.0o. CRATE so.75.
Lne-Grand Rapids. 75c; Ohio. soc Pe.oskey.
800.
sait-75c for Saginaw or Manistee
Kerosene-Mich. test l011, water white l11sc
GaSoline-l2c per gallon.
Flour--s2 a. per cwt.: a. 20 per bbL: patent pro-
cess, SIS 83O0 per cwt-, $40 per eDl ali wheat
rour t.lo per cwt. 81 % per bbl-; buckwheat.
2.75 Per cwt
Mil Fced-screenings, 81 per ton; bran. si5;
ships. G6o0: middlings. $500.
Feed-Ccrn and oatS S20sN per ton
sslt-Michigan. sc. Eastern. ti.00.
Fisn-No. l wbltefsh, 100 per half bol
lrout, s5.s0aS0s: cod. salt. 6ff7c per lb clans
&c per hundred; oysters. bulk 81 o5@sl IS gallon;
standards zoe can; selects. 25c cab; smoked hall
but, lie.
Pork In barres-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
SIS. 30 extra short cut u6Oo9l6.5c: standard clear
back. $3.50.
Lard-Tierces, saec; 30 and 50 h. tubs SC: 50
n. round TINS, leo cases, &c; in tin pals, &C.
Feet In bsrrelS-EItra mess, warranted 3O0ibA.
eco; extra, homeless. 5000
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Nsny persons Of both Rx-s are greatly
troGblsd with cramps IN one or both their
legs, usually tist after going 70 bed IL
comes ON suddsaly. and IS very ssvere- Most
people Jump Out of bed and ask some ono 20
rub tns leg DR. + W ST. Clair has known
the cramp 70 lAst for hours. until al length
the family physician would be sent for, but
~ says there = n0thing easier than TO make
the spa-an &c 20 its hold, and il can bs ac-
comp. Shei without sending for tho doctor,
who may DO tired and IN need Of a good
nights rest
Whsn hs has a patient who u subject 70
eramp, Or 81 Clair always advises him TO
pr0Vids hlnself With good strong cord A
hong garter Will do Il nothing else Is handy.
When the cramp comes on take the cord.
wind is around the leg over the place that is
cramped. and take an end IN each hand and
give it = sharp pull-one that will hurt a
hsEIe Instantly the cramp viii let up. and
tss sufferer can 20 20 bed assured il will not
come on again that night. For the perma-
nant cure, give about sax or sight cells Of
gAlvanic battery. with the negative pole sp-
pAed over ths spot that cramps, and the
positive pole over tte thigh Give il for ten
inmates and repeat every week for month
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

a P1ysasaza ss.s@s fas ch@@~~s f~F A.
ess-ry - s.sass~ Dss~-~e.-
DF Fya-Sn1sxs. an E1siss shyslez'-a. h4s
ss~s1ztT <lsaa sEErsss2as - sonas Ee<t = s-s-
szssax eszsc.s-iaas srfi % - a-her a zzlsy
81 ree BFosncsls - er1>sbis fss4.1s q yArr
80 dzss@@zsL Anoas t1mA .Ts soe fx.s~-
Eg
fypaas fsva > nos< eazgsEozs - psrsons
sha sass p@z.s s1slT slta - 19ts Y~z< s.s
- 20 iafs1ts 4aa s1sA@ est-esn - al s..
a. 'ezsS 1Aa sssss2S - en4i1f~- s1ogs 8. al
~ EeaaE s.lz-l4
sasl 81 a t1sss p.xrrzstsEs si0s<ly -
s.noiss tYpnas Nsoopsns es4Sn . 1@assr-
o,a alflag sEfaacy. saa senAgu lite 5
YoaFs ~ sFs. S.sxfiss fever ssi<1ors Lskss "a
a sla-l .c14as fsrsu ~ssn = ats41xs aastsA-
A-uss isaaE ps1sasnoaia ozs zEzs1y ezsOrS
b-s sssas iz yS4lE. saa = zsSEzLly fAEal a. al
ysaoea ysarx 10 yo,2as .aais~ g@sansool.
b s4Fsix fsszl 1niaas "a p4ti@zt hss disssss
o. ia ksiasys - q Ins hszzx, o. . q IA
--.apseals h4bih. Pns2laosis 3 Ako .
a@nzefous eousPileAt-Sa sf fsvsrs ~ .esas
rssana~s-ssl Aesst- iob@r pn~1 rnonis. -tsa
aos falal. issvss ths hllg ana iured Atrsr -
aoFsry ana ne psgisns e ssoa zesish. Asuss
eronasiris = a tEess4snt razss of death -
san - most peruleissls VIXEN it = herenIary
Corssuptlys pstlsnfs. go loss fesn assa
c.lior s1sd appetl1s, wlrh bat lgftls sssns n
dlseass In ne huxs .rs IA a ~ors~ c-s- than
tn3ss ~zo nave nsrk13 local synp<oms,
01s whose sppesl1s sad untrtfion srs good
h rare for asIn0rrhass rom slrAsr ths
hags o. no ssoulsak . - irnxpsdiatssy fatal,
sxe-pt Il proosed froSs snstrisn
Cnrouie fi-easss u tss sp.asI cord are
nors kxsiy - snd fsvnrabiy 10 ~crn~n than
in nen Aallznans sassoxsars more RAPIDLY
tatal IN ID young sssr tn tbe od. Cancers
IN the aged are sx0.sdi-Sly sio~ IN their
process 4nd nav even, IA rsre cases, atr0phy.
stons IN the ki1nsY may trssusnsly 70 cured
without operation. Ths opposite Is true Of
store n Lne blaAdsr Diabetes b rapidly
fatal Ehen % occurs In young ra>n, more
caFanls ia middle hfs. znd Of httls danger
IN zs-r years DlArrhr-a Is dangerous only
N Infants and IA persons above 90 years of
a>s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The oiice Of the preparation Is principally
70 regulate the temperature OF the body, and
on is appearance in fsvsrs the unusual heat
l. generally materially lessensd There are.
however, exceptions 70 this rule, as profuse
p~rspirasion u often caused by exmems
weakness. hy various nervous conditions
such as anxiety, irritation or excitement
and a variety of other Influences. II high
tsrnperature exists while the skin y moist, il
l. much nnore alarming than the same degree
Of hsaS with dry surfsce
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Another vrnderf1l discovery hss heen
rads snd fhsi 80 81 adv IN thie county.
Disease asstened rs clutches nccn her snd
.,r se~eu r-srs she withstord - severest
resfs h1i Der Fitel orcsns wsrs undermined
Rr1 1estn ssenssd iuinieent Fer thrse
months Sc ccuehed incessantiy snd could
rcf sieep sac eouzht - as bottle ef
nr az's Ne~ n~Sco~srv for Gsrsump ption
80 vss - much -etsved en- rskieg Srzt
dee f1at she sect a. aixht ard Tlsh 1re
toffle IS heeu 1i-arr iaasir curec. Fer
rsrne 3 NJ. Tutber Ertz TkUe -~ses
y q Esr-rfrk 4 Co - Shei7. y C.--frs1
- csat sossss - n~ss -. nrnx Ssar>
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
some Objectionable Ways OF Our Pretty
Younx Darnssis.

Some Objectionable Wsys OF Our Pretty
Yonn< Dannseis-
TIE Young women Of the period have. sc-
eordinz % Harper's Bsssr. one CT two ways
Of tHsir own ~hich are mora or less to Be re-
xrsftsd. Acd vhieh is would be well for them
10 loox - and corrsrf ~tile they may, Spos
ouoe established no habit IS easily 10 bs over
-orue
One os th-se obiartiorahls ~svs Of or
rrstty ia11sels Is a hsshat tacy eave IN travel
irx-and one witch could have hardly en-
isssd bsfors ths asyx % railways, ssags
cosco Authorities world r@vex cave ~fnked
Il ft-of taxing no. onfy ths whole Of q seas
N the czr hut - turnIng ov-r the pezt ssss
and taki1x the Whole of that whether for
o.rrais ~ for ths fair travelsrs frst-s CTS
eor-l ~r-y Observable in The frequent suburban
srsirs
To the ss.ho-ify ALREADY quoted Il worh
San Unnecessary - rsnind these young
ladses thar ouiys single .est vas paid Tor ~
sach II shsrn. Ard that sberefnrs no 1crs
should IN dscsncT ~ corrupted oy them. on
thar sru-s slous But nor only DO they tsks
the sna,s shss aoss not belong - shsrn. hus
n another sravsler cones along. looking for
q Sat. uo motion q withdrawal from the
us1-pasion is nsde; ths newcomer hss ~ sss
n the place : occupied. and instead of .
pleasant sss~sr or raassnrinz bot % say
--icoFniue. s1iis. receives gr1li<inx nega~
sva cr else no reply st AZ IN
words. BIT Ia their place a frovn
sna an anErT sv5sring ssida % The parcels
A. frr tae fsse uDcn the opposits seat when
it has hen -zrrsrd over. it xocs wi.hout say
ing thnt lady. young ar cd. nli<t - sx-
-seiireiy az or wssry and IN = much Errste-
5ex-ss thar ordinary railway trsvsl sses. n
order to i1StifY aer in lifting her Feet mo
anv such session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Soaking ths feet IN hot water will Often
sfrord temporary relief m case Of toothache.
Borax is said to 30 invaluable to public
rsAkers and singers for keeping ths voice
clear A piscs the siso Of pea Is allowed 70
Dissolve In The mouth.
For blistsred feet use an ointment CON-
posed q two parts Of pure Sltcylic acid and
ninety ei yst ps-ts Of The best mutton suet
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Asscnished Hnsbsnd- Thirty borss %
strswbsrriesl Why. Mary what In the
~orld Do you mean By ordering Of the
grover IN that Wholeaals wayI
Exuifsns Wits AL right. George.
rs only litt.s econensicd scheme. You
tnow ne wers going 20 get a load q sand
or the oaoy 20 play IN out Ia the yard
ean pps up shcse berries for preserves.
sDt NJ. ges the iosd 81 sand for nothing.
don't yoa -Somervilis Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
OUR MARKET REPORTS
Qs4sssfioas 81 ~irs-Tas 0rsas
Rapsas M.rksts


Algs.a p ness % 1sd a. vs.. fKetec
8aa g1el s1Az 81 Aia .os@ 81 Fse'er4.ss s~e
ava "a 49, - - a1 Ussefi-k co-trssts =
fr91 - g. - 90 css-sf sec - a asrr
sl.l 80 aEE.s. NJ. 80 80 -
= pea ssE 80 os-.-cels n - -.
Le - &C.
CoF1-4cEss 81 oEsr Oie G.xE1 sest
Fs8-F Ia q3eI &e- 49, 81 "a 8 =
oic ness. a. - Pfses sa
LsF1 49, slssls ele42 ft-1~les2s
es.t1eF- Hs@asf4 Ia a.
kEzs-ts e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
Legal, NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition hss this
y day been fled by the undersigned IN the
Circuit Court for me County OF Kent aud state OF
Michigan. and iK nov pending in said coun, Tor
the purpose Of TsoetiBg portion OF the plat Ct
BoyDton 4 ludd Lake Addition 70 The City OF
Grand Rapids, being plat OF = portion oi section
Ef OF Township No. : North, oi range No. II
West according 70 the government survey. n
he township ef Granc Rapids In ssid County OF
Kent ana State OF Michigan, surveyed and lsid
0lt Tor the prpprietors by ". /. CoshnbuI = ese d,
civll engineer aud surveyor. Oh The lHb GAY -
july le72 and recorded IA the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds, Of said Colniy OF Kent uuon
said Z7th ~ July, 1872. At 2 O'Clock in the fore
morn, in plat book No 2, as rage e Thst II is
proposed % alter said plat un6eT and by virtue
Of the provisions of chapter 32 of Howcils 6
Annotated statutes Of Michigan. ana tbe amend
meBis thereto. hv vscsting al that part oi fsrn-
ard street, A. laid down upon said plat which iiss
hetween iui twenty FIVE ll5 upon the Norhsrly
side thereof and iotsnineteeB snd twcnfy 10 sni
l0i upon the 1oUtheTl5 s1ds thereof 4 1st the
matter 0fsfd petition viii he called NJ Tor hear
isg on Monday. tho 2tth osy of september. A y.
isks
Dated. Grand RAPIDS Michigan. June - lsss.
The streei Railway Company Of Grand kspids
sANUFL NATHFR.
EDwsSD W. wITHEY. Attorney for Petitioners
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

'sp@rrsry.r this Is he oldest painting
] ever owied
WY 80 Bromley
With this side up. Il looks Ike
winter lsndseapes turn the other end I'D
and is = fAkir With Sowing white
beard
-Brcnie7. You've gpt q prize Tts
x~nulns Turner - Harper's bAzar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

y best save in he roria for Cuts.
fru ses .1rrs. Ulcers S-lf Rseurn. Fever
ecfes feflsr Chsrrei Hsrcs Chiiblsins.
1arns ana a. ekin Erupfcus. and posi-
rvsIT rufes PIES. or no ps7 reQuiret lt
Il xuafsateed tn 1iys peTfect satisfaction, or
rncnsy refunded Price 8 cents rer b0x.
Ttrsxlon-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

c,isr~.i Dssr~f<--S7sser Sinonasss. sins
vuu raid das boy n yournn take d.
ueflir gifts. rgnnin Wild al oher town.
Sister s We'll ernddsr 7 - tried 20
raise dat chile right. bat r tey lesb any
1f it rhtr he hin git MS hand N it. he's
uoren nseiv ta sssal 4. ds triiHin nix-
SER Tezas Siftinrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

n ruhlic con~eysnces TIE vel hrei. con-
6dsrats man Gers his seat 20 any che hat
seems ~ red & Rlcrs than he do>s-to the
sgd ard infra. for example, no matter
shat scciai stratum they nay sppesr - BE-
k.nz -. O. wcIoen with bundles o. tatses n
snesr arms Ss,ch - thass shculd aEaTs
ak<s prsceisscs essr youth. bssutY Or social
p,zsitlon
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

uen iann Nes.ey asrce ef tha r-scs
80 ax-rsar.i,tar ~ ere House ef Ranra-
.e~tsffrrs i-~sn nerr3ifh n II vs. for
rvsire ~esrs = te~rie'e srFarer -ith rhen-
r~ali--n Es Save csrnnf chfssn anv
= s.i,.-fv,e -airh SD n,e ~ rinch xrcd a.
~ear Salphur stte-s and { fstnk t . ~
49, meficins ssde.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

81 Srrsr rerresen1az Sen Ncehs a
g., ~ reIreit rsrtrfsstnrsrs OF ne ceIs-
Ksre,s ,rsnts ~ -izsrs Ben Hur nFIcr
=, Nsees fecorf 3resters. sna "ne-
s~..,f ~farr~rs ~ iu BE city virrIv ~ 30
-...rz~< VIA tnese rcrrlsr aurokss Nr
-,.sroe enS better r Esrs can ,e .nunf \ 80
...rss, fe.lsv and - reputsfirr se~7--i
+. - spue~~ed so ths Ncehs -irsrs 50
s~.~s~r - x-rsf fa~er-tes 10 GranS Fsrids
- - AZ sz<~s rarfs Ct ne Slssa
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Sunlight is recognized As an important aid
n recovery from sickness Unhsss sleep Is
required ia the daytime. IS much light and
Sunshine as the patient can bear agrseabiy
should be admitted into the room; not ths
fuii Siare Of mitSunnsr sun, but cheerful,
health giving brightness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Aux asst-EsslsE Cssn SO. sep
teal1sr sls.e os1cnef ~ e,
f5r1 -.-tez1s sss1 - -. eepttlE Der. -
GEto1eF - s-l1c
o..s -sesdy Cs<h. . g. sspssAbsF 81 g.
Cfal1sF tt.a.
N1sky & ~
Fofk-sss4dg casa AL seFtembsr, 81 .
OCt8Bes o.
Isra-ssm I4sn "a sspts1osT. ss-sl5s.
oat0DcT - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

The success which Hoods Ssrsaparills
has bsd IN freeing childhood from affections
caused by impure blood, is really remark
able. Many mother has reason 10 be
thankful FOR IT,
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums, allsys all pain. cures
wind collie and Is The best remedy for disrrhaa-
25 cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
SUPPLIED By THE
Edison LlghtCo
OF THIS CITY,

Is the most desirable form of
power which has ever been
offered to the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company to operate it is
che only current guaranteeing
absolute safety to the life Of the
user. All persons in need OF
power for the running of elevat-
ors, ventilators, or for any pur-
pose whatever, can be supplied in
amounts from fractional part OF a
7orSe power to so or even 100 horse
power, if desired. information given
and estimates furniahed on spplloa-
tion TO the Edison Company's Central
Station, corner Calder and Fulton SITS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23
The Newspaper Revolution.

ns es@sO@ As~ wsssusr r a. ne ans Ike s~ 5~z ~na
e ~ q y IS a ~
o ~ Aa . t = .N~ ~ ss
aaPs n
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

no party sect interest. il voices the united oe-
mand oil ali those better elements of society in
behalf Of purity, honesty ana deeency in all the
relations o. lie. BY just much IS Il thus COM
mends ITSELF 10 the regard Of the truly best peo-
pie f" OF the community does il voluntarily re-
nounce any community oi interest with 81 others.
So CONSPICUOUS success must have MS mi-
tators. and The DAILY NBwS has the endorsement
such imitation always bestows. However as the
only one-cent paper in Chicago or the West which
is amenlber ol the Associated Press--aL other Chi
oago Associated Press papers cost cents-sli
imitation must continue SO Tar As nFsos g1szng su4sf
IS concerned. 10 be but imitation Tn CHICAGO
DAILY News is 4" the original. +" the best
py. six cents per week Mailed. postage paid, for
mer can now have his daily paper al little more
-AWSON, Publisher The DAILY NTws. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

and aTHr CHICAGO DAILY News. That the public
appreciated the new departure is best evidenced in
the fact that the SIN reached circulation OF Il 60
900 day, and The DAILY News $4,000 The
wonderful and constantly growing popularity of the
condensed, ow-priced papers has SO far broughtthe
cumbrous and high-priced blanket-sheets TO their
senses that they have now somewhat reformed
both to size and price but they are still too far
removed from the true ideal OF American Jour
nalism to meet the needs of the great majority.
In the west THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS has
been the first to appreciate and meet the situation
and it enjoys the results of its twelve years OF
pioneer work in daily circulation averaging over
three times that Of any of its contemporaries. and
Sold by all newsdealers at ONE CENT per C
$500 per year. or 25 cents per month Every Ia
than the cost OF the old time weekly. Addres
Iyy(~TOp l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

considerably more than the cirrulatens ~ al other
Chicago osllles eOnlb.nc1- II Is hardy necessary
70 say tnal saCn circulation could not be astainea
much less maintained, except by paper of h.sh
grade OF excellence, as VEL ss enc soc al popu-
al pnoe To ~in such recognition the che ap
paper must be a. gaoa > NO. sa1es as the best of
Of It's higher priced compositions ARa this Tss
DAILY Nrws certainly is Il : member Of the
Associated Press and is me only papes Ia Chicago
which possesses a franchise Whlcn secures H. II
both the day aad night dispatches Of the Asso0ia.
ton In the general held OF news faths ug Il &c
presents IN the hig hestd degreethe Progressive enter
Prise Of American journalism a. srU raper
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

Forty wears ago the chief duty Of an editor, "
view VI hIS llmaed facilities, 20 gather al the
Rsvs he could and print Il Intelligence was
Transmitted SLOWLY nlany occurrences ii interest
were never heard OF beyond Their immediate
locality ocean mails were long IN transit ano the
overthrow Of an European dynasty uss not known
here uRnl loDg after the event. Suddenly there
came change The railroad and the telegraph
superseded old methods. and the newspapeI NSs
literally flooded With news. The death of petty
ward politician in San Francisco the result Of =
Presidential election. the accession Of a sovereign
the outbreak Of a war and notice that sAanty had
been burden N Texas al were hurried cf tue wires
into the newspaper offices and there being - Il,
TO idea OF discrimination all were printed >>NSttl
Thus originated the blanket sheet" S<>~tNNNE,
The publisher who could send out 0<$$~
thebiggest blanket for nickel was the $TxS<
most enterpnslng. the biggest paper ~,@,x 70
was the best, II period OF bgness - IT,
But after a time the very excess of the SZE&S2S
evil brought the remedy. and there be- 3xszx#sN
gan era OF discrimination, during which 'Hr/1 -
arose such journals as the Nfso York San y ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-23

is editorial columns Tax lAng AE.s
speaks from the standpoint. Qi tie inde-
pendent ne wspaper and thef By escapes
the temptation of impairins honesi aad
honorable influence BY condonlns or
} defending the questionable unde he
pressure Of party allegiance Il : aot
an organ neither IS II neutral IN
estions OF principle. II has ne oour-
OF its convictions. The organ, Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-06
The Malone Plan-Once More


W. c. ELAN, Esq, writes q letter to
the Washington National Republican
intended to convince that sometime Ma
HONE organ of the error Of its ways, and
TO convert it to the belief that General
MALONE has done nothing more in re-
gard to the selection of delegates to the
Chicago Convention of 1883 than he was
authorized to do by and under the regu-
lations adopted by the Chicago Conven-
ton Of 1884, Mr.. ELAN explains Gen
eral MAHoNE's regulations in regard to
the matter just as We have explained
them, and therefore We need not repro
duce his letter. His construction of
those regulations may in fact be said to
be identical with our own.
Nevertheless, the Republican refuses
to be convinced, and proceeds to lay
down the law TO the MALONE boilers.
We have been in the habit of speaking
OF the Blaineites as the boilers but as
the Mahoneites are condemned by the
national organ perhaps they may be also
condemned by the national organization,
and so "to make it even all round" we
now dub the Mahoncites boilers.
We quote from our Washington con
temporary
"The plain meaning and intent of the
Republican party-la IS against such con-
yentions rs that called by General Ma
homes committee.
The Republican then quotes the regu-
lation adopted four years ago-as fol-
lows:
% Said committee shall issue the call
for the meeting Of the National Conven-
ton SIX months at least before the time
fixed for the meeting, aud each congress
siOnal district IN the United States shall
elect It's delegates 10 the National Con
yentiou in the same way as the nomina-
ton OF member OF Congress is made in /
said district"
The RePubficdn comments as follows |
"The rule is plain and inheIible. No /
choice is left as to methods. The dele
gates TO the convention must be selected
IN the same way that members Of Con-
gress are nominated, or they ,0iU not be
entitled 10 Seats IN the convention.
" We know General Malone to he a
leader OF splendid abilities, but no man
and no body OF men are above the law.
That Is the rule Of action for the party.
The state Committee had no more right
To call those district conventions than
sny other thirty gentlemen Ia Virginia
who might choose TO issue such call,
and the wise thing for the committee 10