The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-14
PRESS PE\CsILINGS.

The News was very fairsh sort of
paper Yesterday. At IL asst that is
what people said ABOUT it, Paris
News.
The papers that attempted to locate
Col. Ban tow At san Antonio made u
mistake. He is evidently in Paris.
"Arkausas, firm in the b. lief that
Texas is 2 good state to initiate, has
called an immigration convention.
Both Arkansas and Texas are worthy
of all the immigrants they can get,
though little emigration from both
states would al o be beneficial. st
Louis Republican.
Tha-'s v,ry true, aud they some
times go. In Arkansas the vigi-
lsnts select the en- grants in Texas
the Ginger of scorL" points them out.
"A 5 the average citizen trudges home
after hard days work, ana steps in
anlnd hole when he expected to find
solid ground, he rais,s up his voice
and hurls ana henHs al the man who
is too internal stiugy to build q side
walk in frog of his property. Can't
the council enact an ordinance com
polling the building of sidewalks on
every bl ,ck in the city limits? a
single tw,lve-inch plank would be an
Improvement -Hou,t n Herald.
Look-a-here, Mr.. Herald, when you
write paragraphs IKE that about
Waco why don't you say SO? Every
journalist should have the courage to
locate his illusions when he iuslnu-
ates by ana hema.
Men are not valued in Texss accord
ing to the brill'aucy of their ped
igIees, but according TO tn If individ-
usl merits. This is the best cOuntry
in the world for men of real worth
and about the poorest for those who
calcll ,te to ct along on the reputa
ton of their uAduIes. - Greenvllle
Banner.
Money, muscle aud brains are the
three forces most needed an revered
in Texa., but the greatest OF these is
money, for it make; the marc go, and
in it, last aualys sis is the sweat OF the
poor aud the blood of the brave.
BY March 10 the Fort Worth ~
Denver will Gel tail ly be con pleled
and trains running 10 Denver by the
18th at h latest, is What those in pc
5 ton to know about such things say
now. An immense number OF ca tic
men will 60 TO the Denver csttlemen's
convention over the Fort ", rLh II
Denver. Ga, tie, l2t1.
The Gale't's railroad editor changes
its cate. for the completion of the
Fort Worth Il Denver so often, and
In such quick succession, thnt the
country * beginning to doubt tn
existence of ANY such enterprise 1t
needn't, though, for 1t is a living,
moving, progressive railroad, and vii
60 throngh about the time indicated
above. The LIT OF April was the
me fixed, lat Septem0er, by Nor
gan Jones anG Ex-Governor Evans,
the presidents, for the opening of the
line from Fort WORTH to Denver fer
traffic and travel, and the work VIII
be accomplished,
We'll, see The somarsau's of the
WACO EXAMINER. 1t must be EN- bar
raising TO those VINO knew It once,
when 1t h an opinion of its own, and
was not ARA d to announce that opiE-
ion, Poor paper.-Tl Ter Courier.
liza ha. what wonderful facilities
we "pOOr critters" have for misiudp-
ing our neig hbors The Courier will
some day find out that THE ExAalIN-
Err is terribly averse to political gym
nastics- t. at it isn't built that wav
aud that it cant tell a lie"
Nobody will question the quail ty OF
Resgau's democracy when he EXPRESS