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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
THE IVES TANeLB COMES UP AGAIN. s,.'

Judoo Pratt in the Supreme Court In Brooklyn heara
arguments yesterday in the matter Of making pcrp1us
temporary Injunction obtained by William Nelson oo1
we'll assignee Of Henry Ives Co.. to restrain Chris
TOPPER Meyer, John G. Meyer James Drssner - "a
Ens and others from voting upon 64oo shares OF the
stock of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton aifoaa
Company, which Ives Co. formerly controlled De
cislDn was reserved. ~ =. 80 .. 4c.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

to their stepmother, Mrs. Laura NJ. Gilmore peuaon
was presented Surrogate Lott yesterday for he
OF q temporary administrator pending the oeoson
the contest to take care the property which CONSISTS
real estate I'm Ohio and West Virginia. $500 In cerns
checks Of the Kings County Elevated Railway Company
other personal property. The petition alleges na' o
erai Gilmore did not possess Documentary capao'v
hoari ThnrsdaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
Ayers Sar saparilla.

1t helped me so much that, since then,
it has been my medicine whenever |
have needed a tonic or blood-purifier."
George w. Hendrick, Nashua, n. III.
Price 81; six, e5. Worth G5 a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Hornford's Acid Phosphate.
Makes avig oxasns drink with water and sugar emily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
1lieceilaneous.

sonaI From So 34a35 7-S cents prices were carried
down 10 So cents by opening Of the McBurney No.
we'll In the Fergus pool the rate Of 90 barrels an hour
and reduction quotation for refined The market
rallied easily TO SO ID cents on news the Mckinney
well had fallen of to barrels hour The best prices
were not sustained to the end tho market closed
steady.
The range Of prices and tho total dealings weis o.
touowg: r.. -
Exchange solldsted-
nnan,rg
Final -------.------
Quotations refined oil in barrels were reduced ls cent
per gallon TO rs cent Abel test at all ports Little
business is doing but the tone Is steady.
PIrrsBUEa Penn May 2a-Petrocum dull Nationa
Transit opened 85s closed At e3i highest
30 lowest, S47s
TTtsyILLE Penn, May 2S-Natioua Transit certificates
opened az S5sl highest. S57s lowest S5; closed sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29
EXTRA RACE-oPEN FLAT RACE PURSE 800.
ONE MILE

J. I, Kernochan's b. g. Mckenzie, by eeMary,
II. s acbcrmo;s b. e. king B., aged, i5c ePope} .
II. Cohen's ch. .. Neptunus 8, 140 on. Daly) 8
Tramp also Mutuals paid straight SO So and
on winner 50 60. King t. e23 70 for place.
Two races being declared of this added 10 the pro
gramme The start a beautiful one the four going
away line King b. struck the stretch first but wa
passed in fash by Mckenzie, who by halt length
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

when ad disease. with iron hand.
mantle thee
Ekcn1e its all-epssving band.
With Golden Medical Discovery.
pr Pieress Golden Medical Discovery euros eoughs
eelas saf ssassmption taken In tina OF druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-29

Threw his jockey. o-
Mutuals paid straight SIS 10, and on winner $40 So
on Mystic S13 % for place.
These eight horses started out OF field OF thlryIour
They got the flag the asking and went away with
Goldfeow a couple OF lengths ahead at the hrst Jump
Mystic and Retrlbuon urged the leader to the hrs5
hurdle when the field began to string out Fat Oakley
being the last the green. At the second hurdle
Tetribuon led closely followed by Godlell0w ana Jim
Murphy The latter stumbled, in recovering threw Lock
man over his head and walked the jockey The am
bilious geldng after the leaders, taking the
water lump without rider As the field approached the
stone wall, jim Murphy lost his direction slightly, and
broke rail fence dashng into crowd Of spectators
There was lively scattering, but an old buchoc gen.
eman did have time to get out OF the way and was
knocked head-oyerheels without, however, being hurt
After the stone fence Jim McGOwans blood began to tell
and dashed the 'front.' passing the leaders with case
Retrbuuon fell back among the rearguard, and shortly
afterward Joined by Godfellow the two making
Mystic and Pat Oakley who forged ahead OF their
company Rderloss jim Murphy was pcgglng along
as could the back stretch and succeeded in
passing COhens geldng the hill As the into
the stretch, jim MCGOWAN had every thing his way,
while Scanlon pushing Mystic oyerike the leader.
Jim McGowan by length jim Murphy nearly tapping
the pacewnner Pa; Oakley took third place under the
rules i've lengths behind the riderlcs OF Eel
lowcraft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24

@intpanbernben at 8efiir6tunger fetnen
NnIaR atebt, 10 BET Der SO alltier &nlonie
in Gbubltt in 8ala9onien (bie iebt mad
Dem Snnern Derlegt miro ulto bet Der
9 Gnen &Dlonie IN 3anotl.
9ieIe 8olitit Der Jtegierung, Die In er1ter
2irie gegen baS lleberbanDnebntett Der Sta
Iiener geridtet tit, mag eit 6%onpt9rltO
iett, tparulm germanil6e @tnipdnoerer
ni6t in gr0Berer W{enge berbeiltrDtnelt.
i3d6lret6e 8etiptele beipeiier1, DaB l1tdtS
@rtes 6araus entitebt, penn tie ft6 NIT ben
Stalienern mii6en. Die StaItener fllDlen
it0 et9entlt6 i6on jeBt ettpaS llbernllttbtg
un6 ieBen Der 9lr9entintitrun9 allen Wtoer1
itanb entgegen ibre 3a6l, Die i'm Sabre 1892
i6on 339, 600 betru9 uno iettoen elmer ball
ben Ofilion nobe 9efon1men 1T, t1adbt pas
be9reifIi6. SIN tbren 5aDlret6en S6ulelt
ieBen fte Die @rlerl1un9 OeS Spantlpen utD
Der @ei6t6te @%rgentintenS arg btl1ten an,
un6 ais Dor cinigen Wfonaten in Der 0a1ptz
n%eriamn1lllng ber ttalientI0en S6ul@ urtD
&rQnfenulterItItbu1gs @e ieQi6aft pUnione
e Benevolenza" beantragt purbe, IN ben
S9ulen iene TGher mebr 3u berld1t9tt9en,
Durbe es nit grocer Wfebrbeit ab9elebnt.
9oS madte in ber Sefentltdfett etr1elt tee
fen utb ul1angene6men @tnorud.
Nu6 Die @ngeb0rtsen an6erer g%eattonen
i6reden bor Der 9fationaltitrung in 10
1o6em @rabe 3urid, baB~ tDa6rl9einll6
iber fllrS ober lang @eieBe tperoen erlalien
tpcr6en, ipeI6e in Oieie Srage ernitlt9 et117
greifen. 9aB aber aud 9eutide, Sransoz
len, S6wei5er Ii. /. ~. in 2trgentinien lteber
Srem0e bletbe1t, Ben S@ub ibreS Saterz
lanbes unb gleid3eiti9 Sic meiiten 9te6te 6eS
argentintiden 8irgerS genieBen nollen,
obne ii9 nit beIien Bfli6ten 51l belalten,
lit tpobl DeQreiflt6. 9enn 10 rieftg @r9enz
ti1ien aud portpdrtS itrebt, unD 10 i6nea
es it9 enttptfelt bat, perbleibt i'm Snnern
bod na9 tuie Dor Wtan6eS faul, ttamentli6
i'm Suitislpeien, i'm 8eamtentbum unb im
Steuerpeien. 9arauf ndber ein8u9eben,
lit ntAt Der 3tped bteler SftS5e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
m0dmtGae 3ninois Stoots5eitune, u1ontae, a. September 1885.

unb ben lebten @roihen geopiert, 10 CAB es
fem 1913.
gtidt einmaG gu ben D0beren Sltgenben
6es SoI6ater, gei6peige benin gu benen
zines SeIbberrn fam bic S6netz
btqfeit gere1net tperoen; tpie bos 1870
bur6 bic @bberufun9 bes i6netbtgen @enez
rails Stetn NIT 3 anerfdnnt tpurDe. Wer
tpiir6e sc oltfe 19neibig nenner1?
Srobbem bic ma6ienDe 8prltebe urtIerer
:3ett fir allies S6neiotge i'm Nuftreten, I'M
&e6en, In itaotIi6en MaBnabmen. arse
nabmegeiebe, 9ueue unO Die lett SSabre1
pacbierbe 53obG BON SUPERINTENDENT
fino in bo6em @raoe fenn3eihnenb fir bteie
@nttptGlung, beren leBte ltriade le0o6 tie
fer 81 iu6en lit. 8tr lebert in elmer !3ett
Der lte6erl6Gbung GlBerer Wtahtmtttel.
9a lett einem 8ierteliabrbunbert 10 man9e
S6piert9fetten bur6 &anonen aelDit por6er
fi1b, 10 fann man itb talt1m tpunDern, buB Die
Qlnpen6ltng Der @etpalt an Stelle BON
9ernunftgriinoen ais prafttl6e Bpltttf uno
ais prnftii6e 2ebenStDeiSbett belte6t getpprz
ben lit. Die 8erufung an Die @emaIt
lit 10 aQmdblih 3ur 6aupteriDGgurg gez
tporDen un0 bic Wtadt Der SDee tptr0
nebr lttto me6r bon Der Weaat oes Shubz
malt11s in Sen S6atten s~eitellt. 9aber
audi Ser Sinn fir allies Wte6anii9e i'm
Staatsleben, fit Die 8eritaatli6uns FREEZER
@eperbe unb fir Die 8el6rdnfung jegli6er
9trt bon periDnltder Sreibeit. Bte in Ser
duBerert, 10 trttt audi in Ser inneren 8oli7
tf Die @rlan9un9 mOgli6t GROCER 9retfbaz
Ter 90 a d tmmer mebr in ben W1ittelz
punft aller 8eitrebunQen. $50 aber bic
Wta6t 10 bltnb betpu1tbert tpirb, bo m1B
bie S6netbt9fett Wiobe tperben, benn
fte lit Die GuBerli6ite unb beBbolb am lei1z
teiteu nad5ua6menbe Sorm BET 90 a d t.
onbetung.
ST. 8artb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
Quslano.

1te6er Bic 6 rnennun9 8enntaz
TENS gum SberprG5t6entenp on
6annober lettarttfelt Der i6m lebr nobez
ffeben6e Sam. Courier" unter 6er 11e6erz
i9rtft u9eS 5tei6es Qlus6at":
,0ie sroBe 9eriobe Raiier @tl6e[ms 1. lit fir
@ebulttb bat Bic Station ii6 BON tBr s~etrennt; Ser
nclle 3eitabl6nett iteGt neue auf9aben. 9or @Qe1t
bic 10 lait9e mir es nod inter friebli6en 8erbdltz
.~ilillel NIB llnter 0eitpirfung beS 6itriten 8tsmar&
ieeem, mas mir at sroBen Mdtnerm SS%erliercn.
Sod feb[t eS nt6t al pelitil1et Standardization,
pe(9e an benz Heubou Oes &tei9es pom eriten Be-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

The Immigration Meeting.

Tho call for "a mass meeting in Waco
on TUESDAY evening next TO perfect
tho McLennan county organization
and adopt measures to promote the
Enumeration movement, challenges
the attention of every citizen in the
county and calls for his presence and
active cooperation. is a matter.'n
which the city, the county and every
citizen is deeply Interested, and
If is 10 be hoped that
Che entire male population will
respond to the cal. McLennan coun-
ty cannot afford to lag behind her si'-
I 3rs in this great movement she
must be well up to the front IN actlvi-
tv. enthusiasm and material @o'
Every business, industry, profession
and calling in city and county, shouiu
be fully represented, aud every inter-
eat heard from. Let rs have rous'
ing meeting and effective action.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15
PRESS pENCIILI>G>.

The Fort Worth Gazette forcibly
remarks that "some of the Texas
editors who are complaining ab Jul
Coke's medlocrl,y could cur! them
selves up and 20 to j ep in that gen
lcman's hat To be sure, Il be sure
Brehhan Banner
och, wad some pow.r the giftie 81
u-:' How small indeed would these
liliputs seem in Ia tir own eyes.
Gov. Ross will be rc-Iomiuat d at
the next democratic state convention
by unanimous vote. He has m d"a
record Tia 1 is uuhlomished and his
ability il unquesticned. - 4 lvarado
Buli,tir.
That fact seemed assured three
weeks ago, but since Moses aud the
prophet OF the gull are cnampioning
his cause, doubts ma" be entertained.
However, Ross is in no wise RESPONSE
ble for tIc pretcn leo friendship OF
these persons.
The Waco Day rat er rid cuIes the
states night, doe rine But, then,
tn re is nothing so very strange alb u
that. 1t is only in Keeping with its
consistent siding with the republicans
for u ing time back III mo things.
-Rrenham Banner.
sit is, il is!
Give us states rigats and free
governmental lvarado Bulletin.
That is Calhouuism, which, in the
opinion OF u Waco paper, is down.
right treason. at brought on the
war, quoSh the progressive New
south twsddle.
The Waco EXAMINER snow Il reAi
breezy, ncN y paper, and Waco hu-i-
ness mcu shout accord it rOusing
support d, l\'Iu Flag.
Thanks tor The sugg st.on 10 tn
Waco business men,
Let ln' paper mil quostion receive
the n tel ton commensurate with Us
impor'auce.-M cGregor Observer.
The quer on now rests with the
newspaper men. Waco is ready to
put in her $4,000. and bald at once.
The newspaper men must now talk
business
We hive seen nothing IN THE
WACO EXAMINER concerning the SEN
atorial contest To justify the assaults
made on It by other papers. Remcm-
Der gent men. tliS is u tree couItry,
aud il The E1AMINER prefers Mr..
Coke, to other prospective candidates
it has PER ect right IN, and OF course
the friends OF MIR. Coke will applaud
ts course. The Pilot may or may not
tavor third term for the Waco
Il ,tesmon, but we viii wage no war
IN those who think the state cannot
atlord to retire him from the council
Of the nation -BraLos Pilot.
Nor has any other msu seen any
hing in THE Examiner ; editorials
TO Justify the assaults made on it by
other papers" Il was mean dirty
scheme T. hurt Coke, and the hounds
bsrked over the shoulders of The
EXAMINER in the false pretense Alst
The EXAMINER had ssssiled some
body else.
The WACO EXAMINER says that IN
journalism "hard knocks aud keen
cuts without malice are rclished H.
the luxuries of the profession" The
ExAMISEK is evidently getting ready
! Tor the coming campaign.-Mcxia
Ledger.
The EXAMINER was "ready from
the beginning. There are no gloves
In this office, 40 facilities tor lodging
and no purpose to quarrel.
A BOdeck's Cheap Tailor shop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

onc-half OF said bill, were set j,
compromised and di.nn -cd bv The
said county tOrney and tho county
Judge. It seems that several indic'-
ments were found against each Of -ey-
era persons tor selling quor cor
trary to law, aud that in each Of such
cases defendent' were al ow-
ed 70 pay costs and 60
free onsl but one case, pro-
vidod they would plead gun VITO that
one charge and pay modera'e fine
In other cases a single transaction
would be divided up into several in
'dictment-, and the same course pur-
sued as in the liquor cases. In all
this there was probably no intention
to do wrong, but the people don't
Ike it, AID the Citizen asks the next
grand jury to look into it,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

WACO, TEXAS, JAN Is 1888,
Fate Of Boom.

Judging from tpc delinquent tx
st published in ono of the Los An
gGlcs papers, tho speculative boom OF
the climatic pocket of California has
about reached the Isuith of its glory,
and must now tumble to the logic OF
manifest dc tiny aud go to pieces un-
Il ,r the Shcriil's remorscless hammer.
The list fills the space of forty-tour
columns, twenty six inche-
in length each and print
ed in small type. Estimating
three dclinquents to the inch. which
is about the average, the list contains
j,i52 tax sd u advertisements in the
city of Los Ang lis. 1t has hereto
fore bceen stated that upwards OF
$4,000 600 of deferred payments on
land sales i'll the l. S Angeles region
would fall due this month. "a neither
this be true or not the long list of
tax deliuqnents developcs the fact
that the boom has failed to secure
prosperity to the victims of the cruel
sham
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

GARRISON, Nrb., Jan. II -Tarcc children
of loAn Drnljngcr who attempt ed to 20 homc
from school during the storm ) '-t'rday, hos;
their way aud remained out all night. When
they were found this morning one was
lroz- o ~ ln..h. the other w mn. roc.N-L-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

The Bosque Citizen Is unearthing
some questionable practices in the au-
ministration of the criminal laws In
that county, 1t states that a the last
sitting of the grand jury the county
attorney stayed with that body ana
succeeded in having eighty-fve bills
returned, and that in vacation fully
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15
Chattanooga >ho.sin.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan IA fcud
between Garland and ShrrG W F. Dycu.
ha~cAisted for years, and the met ycstcrla,
uu the street, Of Scottsboro aud began shoot
irg. Garlsnd was killed and pycus wa
twice wounded
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15
The BEST Family Medicine.

II child has the collie itis a sure and safe
remedy 1t VIII restore strength to the oy5r.
worked father and relieve the " lie from low
spirits. headache, dyspepsia. CONSTIPATION snc
Ike ills Genuine has our z stamp 10 rod on
front OF wrapper, Prepared only ~ J, H
HEIllN CO., Phiaielphls, Pa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

advertisements, pef nOnpareil Hue one time,
iHc. rnch subsequent insertion, &c.
Keu ling matter. douple price for space
Occu picd.
9th week ch lrged AZ new mntter each Inc.
so advertisements taken for either edition
for n less space than three lines.
SPECIAL Po-trIuS~ Ject to special con-
tract.
Ten per cci discount on matter run IN both
the daily aud week. y editions.
IEENs strictly in advance Those hnNinR
g. ,en accounts with us Will bc rendered bills
fan each month
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

|trgt!'. W. round numb r the ava j.
abic sch al fund for ,s9 Wa $500
900, with basis Of So PSI 600 of bonds
ard - O0OQ of ceres of land 20 grow
from in the future, l. the z atfylng
showing he makes tor Toxa..
----------------------
THE EXAMINER returns thauks to
senator Reagan for yaluabl. congress
sional d cumcuts, among them his
great speech On the Blair educational
bill.
The y " \ ork Star q ff.rs with the
Texas Moses as to Mr.. Mills fitness
for leadership, but then, the Star had
not heard Moses' criticism when It
said ale is a man of high courage,
with a mind of great activity, and
with a 4 al.and energy in the pursuit
of his purposes which will be found
OF service at the p -esent time. His
opinions about revenue and taxation
are perfectly sound, and are in full
agreement with Democratic doctrine
aud policy"
lr is already given out that the
confirmation of Mr.. Lamar to tn, SUI
preme cour. judg ship is foregone
conclusion. Mr., RiIdleberger and
Mr.. saw or will vote with the dem
ocrats, aud probably two or three
other republ cal senators will do the
same thing, but these two will secure
his confirmation The senate Will
CONSIDER the matter tomorrow.
TIE fact is gent IN N, you can
grow wool cheaper in Texas or as
cheaply as any where else ia the
world, and much cheaper than in the
foreign .nds you seem to dread as
competitors.
THERE seems to be no doubt that
North Georgia and western North
Carolina want free whiskey. Senator
Vance may put 1t in the shape of pa
triotic thought, but it is the patriot
ism OF the moonehnor distilled into
mountain due. Tho principle ill.,
volved has nothing to do with the de
sire to got rid of the internal system
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

WORKING PEOPLE
can take simmons Liver Regulate. without
loss OF time or danger from exposure, an the
It. u promotes digestion. d issipates Sick
headache. and gives strong fan tone 10 the
medicine. and can be safely used IN any
sickness. II acts gently on the bowels and
kidneys and coirects the action of The liver
Endorsed by persons OF the highest charscted
and EN- nenee as
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

4 BOdeck's Cheap Tailor shop
Scouring,dyeing and repairing neat
ly done and satisfaction guaranteed
Dyeworks, Corner Franklin and 6, SITS,
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Wien you vote for democrat be
sure he il dcmocr It.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

CALHoUNIsM was and i. states
rights and a s'riCt construction of the
constitution. a Xander n. t"phcns
'aught the same doctrine, and the SUI
premc court of the nited States has,
for fifteen Years., been gradually re
turning t. tho same JoiIersonlan
mooriugs. 1t is the doctrine of the
democrat party The Waco Day
thinks the principle ol i-!ogyish, Ell
,cte and non-progresslvc, aud yet it
insists that "lt is, it Is" democrat
CaIhouni-m is the basic principle Of
anti-central cation. Is TIE DAY Ham
llionian or Jcilers pnian; Blaine,
sherman, Eimunds, Ingsll5, Iloar,
Evarts, ct 1T omnes genus tight under
The banner of the former, Grover
Clev lind, Carlisle, Bayard, Beck,
Vest Hampton, Coke, Reagan, Mills,
Cub rson, Ross, Ireland and j,GjO,0O0
other democrats train under the
flag o. the tier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

Contracts running for turrc months ar more
arc subject to the f. lowing discounts, pro-
vldud the payment OF the whNlc amounts are
made ia advance;
Three muuths per cent of
Sly months ....... Ia per cent of
Ntue months Ii per cent oil
JVo We months ... - per cent OIL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

FROM figures compiled by Senator
Reagan, in his exhaustive and conclu-
siye argument against the Blair bill,
IT sppesrs that the Southern States,
including Kentucky, appropriated in
1915, the sum OF Sl7, 299,OO5 for COM
mon school purposes. Missouri
stands first with $4,232 ,o73, Maryland
next with 81. s,5S5, and Texas third
with 81. COL 76. Since that date the
appropriations have been increased
in all tue states, and in Texas very
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

THE sheepmeu OF Texas say they
cannot grow wool ss cheap as the
hockmas,ers in England aud Australia
II England and Australia, they have
to feed their tlocks-'n Texas the only
cost is one man aud dog to herd, ana
a few more to clip.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

THE Graham Leader returns The
EXAMINERS paragraphs in good or
der. Thanks, brother Graves, but
they should be labelled to guard
again { loss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

The EXAMINER ackuow iges coHr-
te,ics from the managem ut OF the
Florida Sub-Tropical exposition, now
being held at Jacksonville, Fla These
sub-.ropical eXpositions of the Floral
State. IN the dead of winter, are i'll
tenscly interesting AMI highly instruc-
tive. The horticulturists and florists
of Florida not only exhibit all the va
rietics of sub-t'opical fruits and t W
ers in the greatest profession, but the
tropics are drawn upon for their
wonderful products, and the sweetest
perfumes are exaled from natures
rarest beauties aud most delicious
aromatics
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15
THE GREAT REGULATOR

No N 6diclne Is so
universally used as
sim mon Liver Reg
ulator II won It's
W ay into every nome
bypure, Ring mer
It. Is N kes the place
OF a doctor and costly
Prescriptions, II Is a
family med icine con-
tsining no dangerous
qualities, but purely
vegetable; gentle Is
Its action and can h
son, no matter what a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

THE EXAMINER returns thauks to
senator Reagan for yaluablt congress
sional d cumcuts, among them his
great speech on the Blair educational
1,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

BAN. Not one OF them who IS n
democrat and values his own self re
spect VIII vote against ClaNclaud on
the wool qu stion.