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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

s. DppoiitiOn ineb ben orsontetebe
aopital, n1rnits" % lisnenbe, icm
bar til Senfst at bernnte en- I'll 6anbel
Iblanbt 8or9erne.
8. 2anoet tilfom1ner getleren o9 lite
SernbanefOmpaSuierue, fOm lite bar
fOrtient bet % paaitaar, at bet benotrae
life Rarti lite bar sipet Solicit en- euefte
Ncre 2anb tilbose % foribrnt at sjenz
nemfpre be 2ope, Der siper Setleren
Metten til lit 2anb.
10. Nnier bet iom en- llr~etferbisbeb
life at Optase | llnionen be TerritOrier,
bpiS Goltemensbe tillaoer bet.
II. Mormoners&irfens politiife
Mast er en- Sfam for 2anbet. Bartiet
louer Inta9elien al 2ope, ber bill ftllle
ben firfelise Wast fra ben borserlise %
iaaleoes tilintetsipre bens 8eoeritpssez
lisbeo.
IL. @r / Gausr al Cub % sslus
n1pnt.
ID. Jorfanser Yortoen nebiat til |
Gents pr. unce.
IA. g%ommenifolerne italbe Beifpttes
iom bet esentlise @runolas for @epu'
blifens @eobolben.
Is. N%nbefaler 8psnins al flere
Sfibe for &pitforipar.
16. 9emofraternes Bebanbling at
Eager pebrgrenbe ublanbet bar. paret
feise % intelligence.
II. Gorosmmer Demofraternes upa>
triotiife Bebanolins al Giiferiiperss>
maalet.
10. Napnet nNmerifaner" tilfommer
bper Borser al Republifen. Det mebs
fbrer 8lister iaauellom 8elfpttelie tn>
benlan6s og ubeulanbs.
10. nDe, iom / 1884 forlob bet repue
blifanife Barti forat umoeritDtte bet be-
%mofratiIfe, er life alene 6orebere MOB ct
reoelist Stpre, reoelis Stemmeafsionins
men melt MOB gtpil @ernice @eform.
Bi ifal bog lite unblabe at bolbe pOr
Setter, ielp ON De bar brubt fine, men
sientaser Dor 8eitemmelie fra 1884
ON at ben &eform / giuiltieneiten, Der
tos fin BesDnbelie unber bet Republican
tie Barti osiaa ifal fu~lbenoes."
20. Tafnemmelisbeben mob Naticz
mems Goriuarere fan fife inbbefattes /
2ope o9 bet matte anlees for en- Stam,
/ 8euibltbeben ON bet fore Dperifuo /
2anbets &asie, at enfelte at oisie Sol=
batter 1fuloe tilbrinse fine samle Sage /
en- 5attisanitalt eQer uare til Bprbe for
fine Marmeite. Cleveland forosmmes
for i iaa manse 9ilfelbe, at bape nestet
at sipe 8eniionsbeilutninsen Sanftion.
Yaa @runblas at bisie Brincipper
iubbpbes ale til S%amarbeioe, belit Nr<
beiberne, bpis 5remtib melt trues ueo
5ribanbelspo.itifen unoer ben nllpareH5e
Staggering.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29
Sc trt Yartiers Ylatforme.

YtatIOrd0eIe IOr 1855, 1QlleOe8 lpm
be MI fOrelisser fra bet bemotratiife, re-
publitanfte % Brobibitionspurtiet ifal
Der ibetninbite eipes &rebit for at bore
foritaaelise liseoDer for bet Spsrssmaal
iom ri anier al ftbrite Betpbnin9.
8iitnot erflerer Demofrater,te fig trr
mob be Yrincipper, be forfastebe 1884,
6uiltet Nors Ylatform forbsmmer sump-
tuary laws, bpormeo ifal foritaaes Yroz
bibitionslousiunins, men uoen ON bet er
ben tauS.
81 bapbe pentet at Nnti, Saloons& es
pu~blitanerne, ialfalb naar be lite nilbe
forlanse Hrobibition, bog ituloe. faa bpao
bet ifuloe bore inb i Ylatforman iaar.
Wers. Glen Softer fra Soma, 1Ooebe at
BUN meo liseiinbeoe ffuloe urge for, at
be uilbfareube Brobibitionsfaar moi
itulbe iamles IND til ben republifanite
9iorb os blipe en- frafti9 Ststte mob bet
bemotratiite Barti.
8latiormen blep bog taus os be to
Bartier ipnes life at pilbe anertienbe
Saloonen national BetDbnin9.
&artierne lpnes iaaleoes at babe FUN
bet bper fin Merfeias:
9emofraterne 2aptolb, 8epub1ifaxerz
ne 9sitolb % BrObibitioniiterne operlaz
bes alene Spbr9smaalet ON Saloonen.
Saaleoes iom 8rosrammet nu fore,
lisser buroe &en fsres sreit us ubeu
Snaf ON at bette Barti bill og fan giere
aft for 8rObibition / fin Tlo. al ben
Stunb Yartiernes Blotforme er tauie
~liseonerfor Temperanceia9en.
Spsrssmaalet er fsrit % fremft ON
Brobibitionsiasen er at 8etponins not
til at titles oper Eolbiaseu. ut ben
bar politiif @et % ct retmesfst &rap
paa at bliue bebanblei / 8o1itifen bill ale
be bore enise |, iom bar befattet fig meo
Nrbeioet for 2ocal Option, Nmanbez
meuter % andre Nnti>S aloonbepeseller.
Ds ignes bet at 9oloipprssmaalet,
berfum ri paa noseu Maabe fan bolbe
os til bbab Sames g. Blaine i fin Bos
Twenty Years in Congress" flyer,
albris fan siBres til en- Barti>Ssiue.
Oct bar i. Roneresien, rtaar ben Gag
bar paret iteult oper, oltib pif fig, at
@epreutanterne bar itemt life ifslse
Hartier, men ifslse be Difrifter os Sta
ter, fOm be bar repraienteret. Oct er
ct spsrssmaal at aft anbet emo National
Betponins os oeriom be samfe Yartier
bar o~uerieet 8robibitionsipsrssmaalet
at ben @runb, at bet lite funbe betrastes
af national Betpbnins, bpOrfOr ba Cobb
ipprssmaalet? Sfulbe Minneiotabla=
benes @epublifanisme bemmes efter Ste
publitanernes Hlatform, ba pilbe Der
uben Epipl bore mango, bpis Yroteftioz
nisme life ptlbe retfe brit moi, mango
iom. ON bet life bar for be forbabte
8artinaun, i~narere bible finbe fig biem-
me nnber ben bemofratiife Blatform.
Err Ri MI baobe, at 'Yrobibit,oniiter'
oil femme for 8robibition, bpor Der er
Gnlebnins til at femme oper bette
Spsrssmaal, MI naar be CT piit paa Dsr
at besss be samle Bartier?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

.5elt saaabet" ioiter hun u aaret.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29
@en. Clinton 3. Giif.

,Golfeblahet" oplpite frog Hrobibi<
tioniiterne bapbe nomineret 5ilftil &anz
bioat for 8,eiioentembebet, at ban, borts
feet bpao aampoeueitriset bapbe siort
Fam til, bar albeles ubefjenbt. Men
at iise, at en- Manb er ubefjenbt be poe
litiite &rebie, er mart aft anbet enb neo=
iettenbe, ba be Heite StgrrelIer ! ben
politilfe 8erben fjenbes ira fin minbre
belbise SIDE. @enr. Silt er life lao
gobt fienot 5om Blaine. Sen fsrite er
fjenbt paa @ruub at De fore Gortene.
fer os mesen Biitanb, pbet bet republic
fan1te Narti i bets fsrite 8esDnbelie %
fioen for ben @unit os slnleelie, bpori
ban bar itaaet hos Bartiets leoenoe
Menb. Den iibie fienoes formebelit
fin LANCE 9ieneite / &cnsresien, for fine
5orbinbelier meb Serubanefompasni=
er,,e os iom ben, Der lebeoe 8artiet til
5alo. Nlb. gdeffer er tjenot. Tatfet
bore rSolfeblabet", iom bar siort 1T til.
Sans politiite Ylaner bar lite altib be-
ret operensftemmenbe meb .Jolfebla<
BETS. Men bet er albris iaa nsie meo
ben rene 2ere" i Soften.
81 penter life / ben fo~reftaaenbe &asnz
payne at nosen lfal BABE noset ilet at
iige ,os Silt paa. Sc inben be be99e
Bartier, iom fjenber BAN fra. Solbater-
bogene, fra ben Tib, ban bros siennem
ben enc Stat efter ben anben os Opbialp
5folepaienet. % fra ben Eib ban arbeis
bebe for Temperance os mango andre
menneitefierlise @jsremaat, bar intet
anoet enb soot at iise om BAN.
Saa flyer senator @ufus g. BLOB
9etter (Demofrat) fra Neip Seriep:
nsSes fienber General Silt meset sobt
% anier BAN iom en- erlis Os beoerlis
Manb ! 8eiiboelie al flor ~erecutip Dpsz
tisbeb, % ubeu 9bipl funbe 2anbets
Stpre uben 5rpst betroes BAN. 9an
er min 9eabO i gsetu Seriep os fommer
til at faa mango Stemmer Der Staten".
&onsresmano u. 81. slnberien (uaf<
bensis) fra Soma:
.Ses fienber lite @enr. Silt, min leg
Deb ban ftaar i flor 9lnieelie / 2anbet
iom en- farafterfaft os bpstis Manb'.
Ronsresmanb Sulius 6. 8urroips
(@epublf. } fra Midisan:
rSes fjenber bam life perionlis men
ban bar Orb for at pere en- r1eset astet
Gentleman.
aonsresmanb 1bomas M. 8rotune
(8ep) fra Snbiana:
nSes amer BAN forat itaa bsift Mo.
raj % Dannelie os at ban enbper 9euz
1ee1De tan an1eeS TOM ct Wf9n1ter".
aonsresmano Omen (Saep.) fra Sns
biana auiaa Osiaa General Giif iom en-
fuloftenois 1entleman % fulbt nerb
ben sgre, iom blep BAN pift i Snoianaz
polls.
Men bpao Der met tpber paa bans
Arieelie iom en- Mano meb Dplpsnins,
Dannelie, meb rene, %u,oralffe Besreber
% 2epepis, er bet, at ban al be
1000 D~elegater
peo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enitemmi9
nominereoes iona ben, Der ifuloe lebe bet
eolefte, bet reneite Yarti an / &en
for 1883.
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Iiliommen $685.
Gor buffet fpiteres
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Seliiabets Rasierer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-29

&anife tgr Ri inart baabe at Tiben CT
foniinen, at Temperancemanb ifal foritao
ON lite at tro paa Setter fra Bartier oa
Meno, bpis SIP 3anblins % 9iitorie
1taar / Crib meb beres Orb.
Republifanerne ! &6obe Sslanb table
Masten Staten efter "a Vars uafbrubte
Dpsrberrebgmnae. S Rampeu for OPP
aaaelien al ben table Trone. ertlereoe
ben republtanife &Onpentian fig pi0is
til at pasiere faabanne 2ope iom MATTE
aniees n~sbpenbise for YrObibitionsto-
uens @iennemfsrelfs os paalasbe iamtis
big fine Gmbebsmenb at uaase itrenst
oper 2oben.
8e ~sieupanbt Oberberrebsmmet i
Stateir meb ftOr Woioritet os mango 2tf=
bOlosfotf % YrObibitioniiter bar benz en-
Gtstte. Da ben iaafalbt y&onz
fac SniunetiOn Gam" fremiattes blep
ben fBrft benlast til @lutninssiesfionel,
itisnbt Rbstet gill, at ben pilbe bliue
fOrefaftet, ~pasierebes ben bog meo 80
mob rs @epublifauere, Men berefter
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HAYWARD AsKELAND, Redakter.
Rsmaee$olas, Rina.. ssse saai.

~ efpIoer 9u for - 0elt
@aabet," iaa te til at ieno
% 8etaIim8em iaa inart On
tan. 1tmoitDlo Die lite mteo
baaroe 9toer; bet nmoitpl:
Der tfte oS.
mo0tperne.
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Isabella 2.19
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6oipater SfolebnS ......... 1.6O
Iraip Gibolbsiorening. $500. 2.25
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Standardization 80. 1.1Ol
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Cooks That nav. Ife,ped Me,

All the articles which have been writtsn
about 1.-THE books that have helped mes
tacitly assume that what helps me will heip
yon, or that Brown, on learning where Jones
got his mental provender, will order home
supply of the same, and live en- it. Nothing
can well he further from the truth. Wher.
sver these articles do nrt crafty harmless
vanity, they are interesting simply as the
literary experience Of one more or less re-
spectacle human being, and nothing more
Every man who loves books and reads them.
and makes any good use of them, reads in the
line of his own tastes and temperament and
pursuits. He is not, and for the most part
cannot be, helped by another mans books,
snpposing books to be anything more than
repertories of facts All must, Of course, &c
to the same sources of information, or in
other words must consult the same books OF
r. ference, but every man who reads for cul.
tn.'e, Or for encouragement, or inspiration, O,
power, must choose his own books. Books
that have helped Brown may be interesting
to Jones, because he loves Brown and likes ID
watch the working of his mind; but they
will not necessarily help Jones In fact, tn,
time no spent on them might be time utterly
wasted, unless there existed the closest SINH
larity in pursuits spd in character betwee,
the seaaars York Post
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
TRAIN ROBBERY.
Gallant Fight Made by a Firema,

St. Louis, Aug. 19.-A dispatch
from Rawlins, Wy. T., gives the de.
tails of Brakeman Tillman's gallant
and successful resistance of the gang
of train robbers who attempted to rob
the Union Pacific train at Dana sta
ton yesterday morning. Engineer
Breeze was oiling his engine and Fire.
man Wallin was giving the engine
water from the tank when three men
rushed up to the front end of the train
and cried out: Hold up your hands,"
The engineer did so and the fireman
jumped down from the tender and was
shot as soon as he struck the ground
in the right arm, flesh wound. In
the meantime constant fire was kept
upon the train by some of the robbers
concealed by the darkness and about
fifty yards from the train. Front
Brakeman VIM. Tillman when told
to hold up his hands, did so, when the
order was repeated, "higher." He wa.
standing on the steps of the engine al
the time, so he lifted his hands higher
His lantern dropped, when he was or
dered to pick it up again. He stoop
ed down to do so and at the same
time grasped lump Of coal ane
smashed the robber in the face, stag
gering him backwards, and then jump
ed on him. A desperate hand.to. hant
conflict followed, both men rollin,
back. into the ditch. The brakeman
was finally shot in the arm ant
through the hip, splintering the bone
The bullet, 45.calibre, passed GU,
When the robbers found they wer
foiled they abandoned the attack an,
I, fled. Eight men were seen at o'cloc
e in the morning crossing the Unio
Pacific track, two and half miles cas-
Of where the attack was made. The
were we'll mounted and armed an
l. were heading south, toward mort
Il Park, Col. They had made detou
n from the north, going east and the
# south. The entire country is aroused
Short work will be made of the rot
= bers if they are discovered. They ar
Il supposed to be part of the Tetto
Basin Jackson gang of cow.puncher
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
LIGHT AND AIRY.

Mr. Blizzard, from the northwest,
Ffsm the land Of the Dakotas,
from the land OF the Missouri,
FROM the wild and bowling prairfes-.
where the snow Is piled like mountainA
And the lakes are frozen solid
Now ana then comes strolling southwasut
Comes across the Mississippi,
Makes tee line for Chicago, \
Paralyzes all he finds there; ~
Then he scoots for Indiana .....!
Mr.. blizzard, of the northwest -.
Scoots across the Hoosier counties,
Filling all the air with snowflakee, :.
Freezing every ear he touches, 80 y
Til he strikes our Cincinnati
Strikes her hard and strikes her ofteA
SAYS the town Is to his liking
And he'd like TO make n visit
So he busters up our thoroughfareA'
Whistles shrilC down our alleys, IN
And he has no kind Of manners. !.
For he goes where he's not wanted,
Pushes iuto private places,
Pinching ears and slGpping faces, -,
Blowing skirts with imrolteness,
Taking lberties unheard OF -
Does this saucy MIR Blizzard
he should go back t, the northwest,
To the land Of the Dakosas,
To the land of the Missouri
We don't like him and don't wait hun,
And request him to skedaddle.
Cincinnati Times AsAf.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The new artesian well Of Mr.. J. l.
Moore is down about two hundred
feet, going down more slowly because
the bore is greater than that OF the
first one. The old wells still running
a stream of mineral water strongly OF
sulphur, and is daily visited by large
numbers of people to drink the water
1t is highly spoken of by those who
have drank Of it.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Endurance. Of the Persian ''yaboo."

Endurance Of the Persian ''Yaboo."
The Persian horse enjoyed pre-eminent
reputation in ancient times, and the poets
and historians both native and Greek, have
loudly praised his fine build and fiery spirit
But today the Persian horse is poor much
abused creature, Of ungainly shape, knobby
head. pot bellied, and rough Of coat. The
natives call him "yaboo," meaning homely
old crittcr.
Theamount Of work in these animals is
simply astounding. For instance, in going
from Teheran to Resht "a distance Of 29S
miles,, used chappar posts horses, the scrub
and flag of the yaboo race. Taking one at
Aghahaha. poor little fellow that had done
already what would be thought to be good
days work in other countries, he made the
twenty three miles to the station on top of
the Kharzan mountain u2,0O0 feet high,
,ver a rough and rocky path, up and down,
up and down, after climbing on steep noun
tain sides and down monstrous declivities, ia
three and one half hours Next morning, ny
at 4 o'clock, after a luxurious breakfast OF
straw and a little barley. the plucky little
! beast carried me an even forty miles tc
Mendjeel under broilng sun and over ar
execrable path, arriving at our destination
before noon. And them. while | sank ex
hausted on a rug In the chappar khane (post
house), the little yaboo was still as lively a,
j cricket Where else in this world an
there horses to do this, and do 1t all the day
OF their lives1Wolf Won Schierbrand il
The Cosmopolitan
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
HIGH Art Nowhere.

Patti-.How did you do in Bristol
Sims Reeves-Very well, indeed; but J
should Fave done better but for the OPPOSE
Patti-What was against you then'
Sims Reeves-Jem Smith. "a pause,
When are you going to Manchester
Patti-Next week.
Sims Reeves-I thought yLu were to b
there this week.
Patti-So was, but alters the Gate
Sims Reeves-Whys
Patti found my date clashed with JAKE
Kilrain's, and it wouldn't do for us both To
10 in the town together London Referee.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The Pittsburg Steel Casting Com
pany have produced cast.steel shell,
the first ever made in the world. Steel
shells have been made in England,
but they were cut from forged ingot
and then bored, necessarily making
them very expensive. The company
has received an experimental order
for $40 shells.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

In the Quitcjotoa district, Arizona,
a few days ago, the thermometer mark
ed..115 dogs. in the shade land it was so
hot in the mines there that the drills
had to be handled with gunny sacks
wrapped around them.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Honesty Appreciated.

Kansas City Agent-That man who bought
q suburban tract for an orange grove last
August has not been In to make his quarterly
payment.
Assistant see by 'he paper that he
started Tor the city last week, but he froze to
death on the way.
"Ohl He really tried to get here theni
Noble felhow II there rs anything in this
world that l admire it is honesty. -OmRha
World
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Moore's bargains i'm Real Estate.

MOOre'S bargains In fSeal ESTATE.
One lot with 1iOur-room house, on
the corner of Sixteenth and Webster
street. Price $3.50. Monthly INSTALL
msnt, $3.50.
One lot with three-room house, in
East Waco, near Paul Quinn college.
Price $500. Monthly installment, $12.
One lot with three-room house, on
North Sixth street. in rear of j. II.
Wilson's place. Price $500. Monthly
installment; 50.
One lot with three-room house, on
River street, East Waco. Price $3.50.
Monthly installment, $3.50.
One lot with five-room house, on
North Tenth street, near West Ave.
Price $1,000. Monthly installment,
$50.
One lot with four-room house, on
South Ninth street, near Cleveland.
Price 5000. Monthly installment, S27.
One lot with three-room house, on
South Sixth street in rear of the old
university. Price $3.50. Monthly in
stallment, $3.50.
Vacant lots on Webster and Clay
streets, on Bell Hill. Price from $3.50
to $500 each, on monthly installment
plan If desired.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Eight big ocean steamers are being
built. tor the transatlantic lines, and
some SHARP contests of speed are ex.
pected when they are hoated, for all
are being built with a view to lower
ing the record. The Guion Line has
on the stocks what will be the biggest
vessel ahoat-not including, Of course,
the Great Eastern, which IS to be
broken up. She will be 1880 tons
Sir William Pierce, who designed the
Oregon, Alaska, Umbiia and Etruria
is her designer, and he says she viii
cross the ocean in five days. He
length will be 500 feet, breadth o
beam 6 feet and depth Of holds5
feet. Several striking departures will
he n,adHnIher corr
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Business Notice

will continue the business conduc-
ted by my husband j. T.. Sears. de.
ceased at the same location, and soil.
cit the patronage given him. Mr.,
Cravens AN expert pharmacist and
druggist who has been in NV hus.
bands employment neal y two years
will continue at the head of the pre-.
scriptiOn department.
CLARA SEARs.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Within the Antarctic Circle there
has never been found a Towering
plant. In the Arctic region there are
7oa kinds of flowers. Fifty of these
are confined to the Arctic region.
They are really Polar flowers. The
colors of these Polar flowers are not
as bright and varied as our own, most
of them being white or yellow, as ii
borrowing those hardy hues from their
snowy bergs and golden stars.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The India Office in London has in
preparation for publication catalogue
of the Sanscrit manuscripts in the IL.
brary of the office. The first part,
which is devoted to the Vedio manu-
scripts of the collection, has been ed.
tied by DR.. Julius Eggelng, professor
of Sansc..t and compar alive philology
IN che University of Edinburg.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The dealt of Emperors William
and Frederick have cost the Prince OF
Thurn and Taxis the enormous sum
of $500 900, because, as feudal lords
of the Prussian domain of krotoszyn,
they have to pay $3.50, 900 on the de-
cease of every King of Prussia.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Uncle Rastus Ito grocer)-Mistah Sniff tols
me to git er Goldfish here an have it cha'ged
to him.
Grocer tdubiously)-Didh he only give you
verbal order for It, Uncle Rastusl
Uncle Rastus making a feint Of feeling
through his pockets)-Yes; he guv me er YER
bul order, sab, but Use done gone lost H.
Texas SiftiugS
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Negotiations are still going on with
the Arkansas Pass railroad company,
and the result Of Mr.. Jas. l. Moore's
visit to San Antonio, on Saturday, is
said to have resulted in prospects of
an early adjustment of the difficulties
in the way OF building the road to
Waco.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Instead CT letting themselves out to
summer hotels, as is the custom OF
New England college students num-
Der of the st uderts OF California Uni
versity are combining pleasure and
profit by camping out i'll Vaca Valley
and helping to handle the fruit crop.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Jubilee Juggins,' the great Eng.
lish plunderer has at last come to grief
At the Goodwood races the other day
he was refused admission into betting
rings on the'ground that he had not
settled previous wagers, and his horses
were seized for a debt of 5E14oo. 1t
is said that The has spent $1,000 a day
since he took to racing and has lost
heavily on cards besides.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The average American will be as
tonished to learn that the number OF
steamers plying on the Volga and its
tributaries is greater than the number
on the Mississippi; that $4,000, 900
worth OF products annually come
down a single tributary of the Volga
namely, the Kama, a stream OF
which few Americans have ever heard;
and, finally, that the waters of the
Volga river system annually float
nearly 5000 900 tons of merchandise,
and furnish employment to 1000 YES
sells and nearly 2oo,o 900 boat hen.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Tho Saddest Of All.

Oh, sad is the touch of a vanished hand
And the sound of voice that Is stilli
And sad is the winter without any ics-'
The ice dealers house to fill;
But saddeyt of all Of the things know
L. the toboggan slide without any.snow.
Louisville Courier-J ournA
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Their Warm limo Coming.

In the bitter winter weather,
When the homes Of the poor are cold.
They put their heads together
To add to their pile Of gold,
And the price Of the coal goes higher
That before was much too high
Well. they will not lack for fire
In the land of the by and by.
Boston CoMiei.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The young Prince Victor Bonapart,
pretender to the throne of France, is
living at Brussels, where he has been
since he was exiled from France. He
lives in a comfortable three-story
house in the Avenue Louise, one of
the fashionable thoroughfares. He
has two secretaries and works hard to
prepare himself for the "high desti-
MES that await him." Unprejudiced
persons who have met the Prince have
been struck with him.