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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
TIM Common Anf.

III0re Is pIaCC no love can rtNCh,
There Is time no voice can teach,
There Is a chain no power can break,
here is slce no sound can wake
Sooner or later that time will ar
rive, thai p ace will wait for your
coming. that chain must bind you in
helpless death, that sleep must fall on
your senses. But thousands every
year go untimely to their fate, and
thousands more l"ngthcn out their
days by heedlul, timely care. For the
failing strength, the weak en'ng or
gans, the wasting blood, DIR. Pierce's
"oIden Medical Discovery is Won
derfUl restorative and a prolonger OF
strength and life. 1t purlies the
blood and invigorates the system,
thereby fortity ing it against disease,
OF druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
We Point Wi,h Pride,

~Aisaparlla. In Lowell, Mass, where 1t is
prepared, there IS more Of Huot's SarsHpa-
rllls sold than ofAll other medicines, and It
uoduction an years ago This could not be
if the medicine iii not possess merit II you
suller from impure ood try Hood, SarsapG-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
Stockhoidcr,s IIeetiUg,

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Peoples Building and
Saving Association, for the election
of directors, will be held at the office
of the secretary, 1875 South Fourth
street, Monday, the second day of
January, at 4 O'Clock p. IN.
JUPN n. LYLE, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
Notice! Notice, N,rice,

All persons having claims against the es
tate of X, Patrick deceased, late of Eddy,
IeNasi are hereby notified that admidistra.
comfy, Texas, on the fifth day OF OctOber
-, and the undersigned appointed admins
traitor tnereoi. Ny place OF residence and
are notified to present your claims against
said estate to us for allowance within the
time provided by law. \. ROSENTHAL.
Administrator Of the estate of X H. Patrick
deCeAsed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
Irish Affairs,

DUBLIN, Jan. Municipal author
tiles have conferred the freedom of
the City of Limerick upon ar. Sulli-
van, eX-lord mayor of Dublin.
Nh Cullimore, the "plan OF cam
paign" leader on the Kingston estates
has been arrested on the charge OF in
cluug tenants to Illegal acts.
The tenants on the Kingston es-
tates held a meeting a. Mitchel5town
to-day, Mr.. Condor presiding, and
adopted resolutions declaring that the
land commissions reductions of ju-
dicial rents were inadequate, that
they would continue the plan of CAM
pAigu until al evicted tenants were
reinstated, ana that they would ap.
peal for greater reductions.
Mr. Wlltred Blunt and Messrs. Eve
Ign and MacDermott, members OF
parliament, WEI welcomed at Por.
tunna tC lay by 1000 persons. Great
excitement was caused by the silnnl-
taneOus arrival of Mr. Shechy in his
| prison gsrb. The pei ce escorted Mr.
Shcehy and were considerably hun
tied by the people shaking hands
with The prisoner.
Lord Roseberry, while ia Dublin
Will be the guest OF Archbishop
Walsh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

"a little fire quickly trodden out,
which beng susered, rivers cannot
quench." The same may be sand of
human diseases. a little indigestion,
slight dlsarrangemcut Of the bowels,
torpid liver lead to serious compll-
cations and results. These can be
avoided by the Use OF Morris Cssce-
riup
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
Notice.

he annual meeting of stockholders and
directors of the Dallas and Waco Railway
company VIII be held al the general Office OF
Gald company in Dallas, Texas on Tuesday,
January II, ISIS, at the hours OF II III. and
- IN O'Clock. Respectlully
ABRAMS, JAMES A BAKER.
Secretary. Presiden
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
Social Gathering,

1t the residence of Mr. wiley McCrary on
'tin street, very enjoyable sociable was
IN last night, which was largely attended.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

lake your prescriptions to the Old
corner Drug Store. Best medicines
hellable and competent druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
100 Doses One Dollar
CHEAP COLUMN.



w Cd, .3a-. sE ,Y> IN a acb. -eV %a.S
is; retail pr So; other sizlcs IN ptu-
portion. a rare ch me 20 create perma-
uent bl- iuess AT nome. lh1-c safe, M ct Il
demand never before Supplied by other safe
Companies a. We are not governed 10y the
s. lie Poo. Alpine safe Co. iu"iuuau, O
~ ANTED-A woman OF keuse. energy aud
w Responsibility Ton our business IN her
locality. salary abont so per month. Per
msncut position References exchanged,
BAINBhIEGE, Man yer, 81 Peaic 81, Y. Y
| INTENDING ADVERTISERS should address
L GEO +. ROWkLL a co.. 40 spruce street,
New York city, iol select hst OF 1000 news
papers. VIII DC sent free ON "a iplcnliOu.
WANTED A white servant girl to do gen
" eraI houseWorS Tor II family of two
Husband absent most of The time. IOa suit
bic person pleasant home is Auaranteed.
Apply at this Office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

Genuine bargains at g. Robinson
sacrifice sale.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
HsfsCEAAANs10s%.

pOR SALE -Furujtlr, Here are your bar
II gHins-lt you LcGl I ncHl st OF lUrui-
ture, be sure u C+li on Jasper JHpscn at the
Silver Moon leSt4uraut corner Fifth ana
room sets lhey are a. good ~ new Nili
sell one set or ali cheap for cash or part ssh
balance on tine u suit the purchaser If
sale can 90 male " itnln ii We days.
~ b. COX, ESQ. has moved Ia is Office from
4 the STATE Central bank to the Powers
building south Fourth street.
LoR sNLE:--Fouy o. shares Waco Loan
IL and Bdiidins ASSOCIATION. Aduross,
NJ, PAGE, Fort Worth.
EOR SAut; A trStcltoS piano, win trade
L 10! Guy or suburban property Enquire
at 80 North Sixth street
NOR aALE-Kverythiug
L Waco Curiosity Shop.
rNOHROUGHBKED FOR SALE at Gold
L smiths Wagon ard, Sired by Vermont
chief out of an Eng lish and Morgan draft
mare.
MPoRrANr-l0 cents, fresh scrap candy
L ~ cents per pound; finest stick cand y
made J. Il cents; fresh pea nut candy, II -
cents fresh cocoanut lemon, Chocolate aud
all other inds OF home made Italics - II
cents me DUCK u mixed ID cents; best fancy
candy made - ana 2j cents all kinds OF NUS.
Ioellner's candy factory, south Eight street.
k'OR SALE-Red rust proof seed oats, clear
A of weeds AMI Johnson grass seed n ID
cenls per b1shel. WM w EVANS.
A UCIlON-On LeCember ~, saturday al /
~ O'clocx VIII Ofer IL large lot of con-
signed furniture, carpets, ETC., at auction TO
the highest aud best bidder for cash without
reserve order W I'll be maintained and the
ladies are invited, Sale room next to the
Curiosity shop Auction OF notions at night,
GEED OATs-Red rust proof seed oats, ir,
~ from Johnson grass. ut 10 cents per buahel,
Apply to Il, Dickey II SON.
I w ED,-CHrriages, buggics, harness and
w an other goods TO sell on commissi ion nj
| private or auction safes | have ample sto--
! age room. Goods not exposed TO the weather
Give me triaL Il. GOOCH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05
AMERICAN VEssEL LOST.

LONDON, Jan, "A l,800 ton bark.
believed to be an American vessel,
has been wreckad at the entrance of
Waterford, Ireland, llarbor. Iier
crew, consisting of twenty-five per-
sons. were ali drowned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

1NOHROUGHBKED FOR SALE at Gold
l. smiths Wagon ard, Sired by Vermont
chief, out of an English and Morgan draft
mare.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

Waco Curiosity Shop.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

kNOK 'SAul.; A hrSrcI,toS piano, win trade
Il tor city or suburban property Enquire
at 80 North Sixth street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

k'OR SALE-Red ru, proof seed oats, clear
A of weeds AMI Johnson grass seed N h
GEMS per blshel. WIN w EVANS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-05

~ b. COX, ESD. has moved ais Office from
i the STATE Central bank to the Powers
building South Fourth street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
A Stab in the Darl-

Sometimes fsils Of its murderous intent.
 The insidIous and das,ardly sttacks
 made upon the reputation of Hos etier's
 stomach Bitters by persons who seek to
 palm oil cheap and fiery tonics ,a ,dan-
 hcsl with 1t, .or the same thing under
 another name, or " equally ss good. in
 most instances resc. dissslrously upon ihe unprIncipled traders upon popular eredulIty who attempt them, converting their speculstions into ruipous fsilnras
 The Bitters IS pure, wholesome and thorough medicine, adapted to the total cure and prevention of fever and ague, !9 oiiloqs remlt'ent, dyspepsia, constipa- tion, oiliousness. debility. neryousness and kidney troubles. Its every Ingredient unlike those ID the limitations of it, is of sn sscertained standard of excellence. and vniIe they, by reason of their fiery properties, react iniurIously upon the brain and nervous system, of both thoss organs It IS sedstive and invigorsnt. Refuse all these harmful limitations.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Death of Leigh A. Sperry.

Leigh A. Sperry, son of 4. D. and Marietta Sperry was born at Pontiac,
 Mich, Feb. 14th, 1858, and died at Tus- son, Arizona, Jan. 3O.b, 1888. in his 35tb year. At the aye of l9 he went to Min nespolls, Miun, but returning in about six years he married Julia A. Francis of Pontiac, who died of consumption in less than year after their marriage, Cor staut attendance on hls young wife so impaired his health that his physicians advised his immediate return to Min ne8polis, wheie after a short time be apparently recovered from the severe strain his wiIe's death he'd brought upon him. Three years afterwards he went to Dakota wher- he carried on business until Nov. lst. 1887. August ls. he was affected with the lnng trouble which caused his death. He was surrounded with friends sni all was done for him that could be.
 ID November hs left for California. accompanied by his brother. George J. Sperry. ID hope that the change of cli- mste might restore his health, but the wet season proving unIsvorabIe to his condition, he left there and ID January came 10 Arzonu, hoping 10 find some locality that would gree with him. Ar irving at Tucson on the 19;h, he was st once taken to the Sisters hospital where he died ss stated. He leaves & brother George J. Sperry of Visslia, CalIfornis, and sister, Helen 4. Worihlng of St Charles, Mich to mourn his loss, he sides host of friends wherever he has been. He was of 8 generous dispusi- tion and has been kind and loving SOL and brother and faithful friend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
The Beginnings of Crime.

nave made study of crime for many years, and have watched its development in ehidren who have grown up in my immediate heiShborhood. have noticed that children who are not properly watched over at home commence by first stealing the marbles and piaythings of their companions; then they learn how to go into unoccupied buildings and yards, carrying cT old iron and lOoSa artlcles, which they sell to junk dealers
 Alter this they get bold enough 0 enter tbe cellars of occupied buildings and get empty ooe'ies and other things of small value. and IL Is not very long before they try climbing into dwellings over the cellars ani carrvipS, od anything they can lay their hands on [ know several criminals, who are now servine, terms in the penitentiary, who coumence'I stealing in just this way. They learn -ra1- uaiiy, and become moro expert every dav 2, ana at the same time grow more hardened as they get oider.-Sergt. Lang in Glot.-Dern- Ocrat 01-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Death of Mrs. EdmOnds.

The sudden and unexpected death oi
 Mrs. NettIe Edmonds at 3:SO o'clock
 Monday. was Q surprise to all. She
 had been, It Was known, seriously I'll,
 but was reported in fair WAY for re- covery. Unfortunately she suffered a relspse, and almost before her friends and relatives who waited around her couch, could realize that death had stolen silently into tbair midst, her spirit had departed to the land of silence and of shade" ThUugh death 10 all must bring its psngs. 1t IS never & vel come guest at the family hearth, but its present unherRlded coming is still the more sad, ss Mrs. Eimonds was but I9 years or age, scarce entered upon the verge ot woman hood; not twelve months a happy brde, and but three short days loving mother. As the rose but newly born, began it's struggle for e1istence, the parent stem dropped and dies and many mourn the loss, but love cannot stay the silent rider in his course, nor tears fill the opened grave.
 Mrs. Edmonds was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. L. NJ. Prince and WAS universally beloved and respected. The funeral took place from the Methodist ,hurch at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon and vas largely attended, Arizous Lodge | Q. U. w. being present in 6 body, in | 10 many friends of the deceased md family,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Arizonians in Washington.

Thos, Fl. McMullen, in a communica- tion to the Daily AriEonisn, dated Washington, January 27th, has the fol lowing to say of Arizonisns now sojourn- ing at the nations capital.
 There has been quite an influx of Ari- zonisns in Washington the Last two weeks. Ills excelleneY, Governor Zu- lick. left for New York yesterday, and will from there return to the Wet. He seemed 10 enjoy hIs stay in Washington, where he has s hos. of friends and ac- quaintsnces. 1T the governor had n mission, failed tc discover what it vas, but am assured he did not little quiet work while here, much of which was for the best interests of Arizona. Mir. D. A. Sanford, of Tucson, and Hon. Morgan k, Wise, of Pima county, have been here for some time, bu, expect to return home soon. Hon. W. ". Porter Is spending few weeks here, and expects 10 go to New York, thence to Mississippi to visit his old home, and return to the west about she first of March. The Judge has very wide circle of friends among the very best people ID Washing ton. and IS a-rmly received wherever he goes. hope the effect of his visit will be hereafter seen, and If it is, l shall take great pleasure in calling attention to the same.
 Hon. Mr. Strauss, school superintend- enf, IS also he.e on mission. While his zeal Tor educational affairs Is commnda- ble, cannot concur in his propositions to have the school land of Arizona sold DOW. This, understand from him, be Is going to try 10 have done. This course has not heretofore been pursued, but on the contrary the territories have waited until they became states, and then pro- vision tor the sale and disposal of school lands has been made by the state legis- lature. These lands ought to be kept from :he market until they bring their real value, So that from their sale hand some capital school fund could be se- cured. As only the interest on the money arising from tie sale can be used for current school eSpenses, the sum added to oar school funds from this source. If the lands were now sold. would be in- significant. While entertaining great respect for Mr. Strauss, and having uni formlly received only the greatest kind ness from him, l must, in the spirit of entire kindness to hIm, protest against the proposed sale of Arizona's school | lands. hope the press of Arizons will | speak ont on the subject, and put quietus on this measure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Let Justice be Done.

CRTTTESDES, 4. T, Feb. 3. ED. CITIzES:-In your issue of the 1st of February there IS sn article from Washington Camp giving part of the details of the burning of Joseph Cam pini's stable and hay. and refiscting on Collector Magofiin aud Depury ColIec- tor Chalmers of tie port of Locblel. I think unfairly. l have been scJuaiuted with Mir. Chalmers, deputy collector, for nearly one year, ana have always foupd him gentlemsnly aud attentive to busI- ness; and the only ones whom I have heard complain Of him are the ones try- ing to smuggle cattle into the United Ststes, and on account of a seizure of n band of cattle last year certain parties living near La NOris are not OF friendly terms with him. But, Gs your cores pendent writes, there certainly should be an investigation of tine burning on, of Mir. Csmpini as this IS the second time his place has been fired.
 Respectfully,
 GEO. DUSLAP.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Give the Baby n Drink.

NOW that warm weather prevails it sbould oe remembered that infants reguire water ,o irlnk as well as milk It does not follow tbst because milk Is aliquid it is scapable of Satisfv' ms thirst On the contrary, being warm ss IL Is drawn from the breast, it causes tbir.t alter It has remained in the stomach for come tlne, the same as other food It is this ssnsa 2, tIirst which causes healthy, breast pour. .s .sned infants to often cry for long periods of tune .tiie ai1er freely nursing. It is claimed tha, there are many eases of indigestion ITs =. i.. suihciency of the child's gastric iuice r-bi-h would be greatly benefited, or even c,,ra1 h,, allowing the child occasionally q drink ., Ss- cidedly cool water. And it fs certain ,S.. m enormous amount of suffering sno,, ;r- ! ants Is caused by neglect or Ignorance os ,bjs simple rule. By n drink is not mean, H, eourse, q large quantity-s teaspooufuI or two is suficient.-Chicago News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Very fine.

The Commercial Advertiser of Buffalo, N. ! e, thus mentions of Mir. Hor.e Lewis presentation of Monte Cristo in that city September 7th:
 The theatre Sgs crowded last even ing at the first production of the i.rnons romantic drama 'Mo0:e Cristo. founded on Dumas great novel. Mir. Horace Ie~is played tLe part of the hero. Edmond Dantes, afterwards the Count Tn spirited style, Gnd was supported by sn extremely competent company. Ali of the scenic effects were very fine. ," Re member the reserved seat sale for bis appearance in Tucson Feb. 9th and 7tb IS now open st Fleish mans Drug store The indications are there will be s large demand for seats. Call early and secure 6 good choice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Pacific Cna-t Items.

Gilroy's "puls.ion is 200O
 Salt Lake IS to have another tirs,-cl.ss hotel.
 Colton's Board of Trade held it's first meeting last night.
 The Eastern HortIcllturists are having good time. They are st 0roville today
 All the steamers delayed in the Colum- bis river by ice passed out over the bar yesterday.
 Adolph Davis, a wholesale tobsccop,st ot Los Angeles, has disappeared with Sl6.O00 of the firms funds
 Wslls Walls offers S50.000 snd eighty sores of land 10 have the Washioston Territorial Capitol located there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Yes, It Ought to he Investigated.
WAsHIsGroS CAMP, Arizona
 February 3- 1888 \

HcOfuhry ., lSoo.
 ED. CITTzKS:-"Jim" 5ouiherland who IS under arrest Tor the burning of Jo- seph CsmpinTs stable and hay stacks, bears most uDenviable reputation in this community and the general impress sion is. contrary to the letter in the CITI- zES, of February ls' (the origin of which csn easily be guessed,) that Souiher- land is guil,y, snd i! the truth were known. others are responsible for his actions.
 Fires of this description are becoming Of too frequent Occurrance; there have oten several during the year. Only SIX weeks ago neishbor of CBmpinT'r was burned out ID the same mysterious manner, and an emuloye of this same outfit IS suspected ss the guilty party. Southerlsnd is character pecuIiar to this cattle company. WAsu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
(Daily Reserve. ]

CRITTRSDES, FEB. 3.-The N.M.&A railroad IS building a new freight bouse to accommodate the rapidly incressips Q business.
 The new hotel beng erectrd by John smith Tilll be completed Tn about three weeks and IL will be handsome sddI- lion to the town. It IS built of dressed lime stone quarried at Lime Spur near here.
 The new snelter of the Gulf Coast Mining and Smelling company has tbe roof on and the machinery in place and will start up inside of SIX weei 8. Large quantities of ore will be shipped here immediately from the cOmpany's mines st Pesluiers and Willard, Sonora. and tne smelter will begia work on the sane ss soon ss completed.
 MT. Buse, of the firm Of Mari-r I,nsa Co, Of the Chicago type foundry. who are The principal owners of the smeIter plant. IS In town and will reunIn until aiIer the completion of the smelter.
 The new Patagonia hotel at Hsrshaw- nas been opened under the able man agement of NIT. and Irs. Fryer.
 iir. George W. Cueyn hey, ofTora6stons. mas tbe Hershaw cOncrnirator about teady To oegin Operations hbG will Use the large quantities of low grade ore now lylng st HArshsw and Washington camps.
 Some ofthe finest specimens of native copper ever seen here have been brought | in from the Chief mine about twelve miles from Crit,end-n and there is n | prospect of the early development of the | mine by eastern capitalists. The fortunate owner IS A. J. Stockton the village |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Notice

Good pasture and plenty of pure water at the Oasis ranch, twelve miles sontb of Tucson. Stock taken to ranch frsa of charge. Butchers would do well to keep their beef cattle there, as thev viII thrive the year around. Horses per month s2,5O. Cattle (grown, $2,00. Inquire at 2lO Camp street, Tucson. or on ranch
 EEIAs ". SHoRTsIDar
 Pfopfietor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Palace HI ofal.

Hereafter, day board ct the Palace Hotel will be S5 per week; 50 cts, Der meal or three meals for s1. The best of board furnished.
 t FByp. MASH, Prop,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Notice.

That Joseph Villa has removed to cor ner ot Mesills street and Church Plaxa where De buys and sells old clothes: s!so cleaning and repairing done 10
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La

REMEMBER Gs4stai. Tsst5as BssSSaSsSd BsssspSs Ds and Early, who are in charge of the drawings i- guarRntee of absolute fairness Rnc that Do one can possibly divine what numbers will draw Prize
 hEMEMBER that the payment of all Prize ls Ct ARANTt ED BY FOUR NATIONAL BA MAS of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the President of an institution whOse Chartered rights srs recognized in the highest Courts therefC re. beware of any limitations or ar nnyusnus srhamaa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-11
(Nogalss Record.)

The ladies of Herm6sillo, sonora, pur- pose establishing an asylum for the poor in that city. There is 0 Mexican adesr which here has an application: For handsome and good women go to Her mosIllO."
 Hank Frost received word last Satur- day from Mir. James Bennett, the Fort Huachuca contractor, Co seUd fiity men to the fort at OIce. These men are 10 be employed Es wood choppers and adobe mHkers,
 Tue hsppiest man in NogaleF, Edward Dunn, ihe famous boot and shoe maker. He not oOly enjoys a good reputation at home, but abroad ss we'll; even kings sud queens seud their orders to him.
 T. \. Jones, propretGr of ;he Inter national hotel, is arranging A tasty little park ID the rear of the hotel. Walks are being made and trees and shrubs will he set out. A grapevine covered srbor will be erected, and a new room built for a billiard pBrlor.