The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

upon | would" play is after, anyhow,
There are more ways of putting
sn enemy to death than by hewing
him with broad axe" quoth Blister
rett. Perhaps that is the reason why
this redoubtablc knight of offensive
odors switches his caudle appendage
when the rapier is chsll ngod.
To Mr. VIM. Sterrett, of the Times
Herald: You have volunteered to
pick pers onsl controversy with the
writing editor of The EXAMINER 1t
there is any weapon tina, you prefer
to the club" or the "broad axe" Will
you please name it! Anything but
the methods OF the black guard or the
chronic mud-.linger will be accepted.
Exc oVERNoR IRELAND is at home
attending strictly to his law practice,
and the newspaper that has nothing
good to say OF him should keep its
mouth shut. The private citizen is
entitled to immunity from the shafts
Of photographic speen in his retiracy,
and it is to be regretted that the pro-
tession OF journalism ls not a protec-
tive association to this extent.
Fort Worth keeps up her We'll es-
tablished reputation for hospitality
and enterprise, and the rawlings OF the
Dali IS black guard seems t. brighton
her escu cheOn aud sharpen her blade.
Oh. how mean, and contemplate,
peuIlle and puppyish it is to envy
aud back bite and beslime u neighbor
tor his. her or its prosperity. Dallas
may be proud OF her clown, a. the
king of his fool, but neither Dallas
nor any otler city eau afford to per-
sion or pamper the olack-guard AS u
luxury.
1t is limited that Coke has had
something to do with giving Barlow
- 500 for his interest in THE ExAMI-
MEX If he did. it was his privilege,
but we nave good reasons for doubt
ing it Corsicana ID m Ocrat
That is an old chestnut, Brother
CClqultt, but you've got it down
right. Senator Coke has no more to
do with The EXAMINER than you
have, and you shall, after awhile,
know the true inwardness of the ca
nard. The EXAMINER seems to be in
somebody's way, but, Wills it is
fighting against fearful odds, it pro-
poses to stand ia the path of its enc
mics and fight it out on this line
DR. Lydia Sayer Hasbrouck wears
apparel from Zone to Pedis
in bal weather, and was "sneered at
by the San Antonio Express. She
reads Grice lesson, and defends the
PITY biological costume. Speaking Of
her promenades with her husbsr d
she SAYS:
W have noticed on more ttan one
occasion. that It takes quite a cor
course of specimen bipeds in
'breecnes' t. bold up the side wall
Of the bank building, corner S and G
Streets, but really We think they be-
hsved better than the Express, for
We failed to hear an insulting word
from any one of them as we entered
he street car; nor WAS the crowd, if
any, close enough to annoy us.
THE Times Herald, sprightly
afternoon paper pub ished at Dallas
and edited by VIM. Sterritt, fights
senator Coke on the third term"
chestnut, and Jugs in the retirement
If Senator Maxey, at the end OF his
second term, as an argument for
Jokes retirement. 1t, however, has !
he. discretion to say that"there Will be |
plenty ofume TO pick its choice when
he candidates are cut" and denies
hat it 10 'the advocate of any cand!- |
late" 1t is clearly not Its purpose to
upppoft Senator Coke, aud its atti-
ude will give that distinguished gen.
leman not the slightes. uLeasiness,
The Paris News and Dallas Times
lerald, having a common design,
rraign THE EXAMINER tor using