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SCHOOL 2 SUPPLIES, 3 &c.

All the Schools are now open for the
Fall and Winter, and the readers of the
TIMES will not forget that my Store is head
quarters for School Books and School Sup
plies of all kinds for this section of country.
Blank Books and General Stationery in
great variety and in full supply. All other
General Merchandise in full stock as usual.
Great Bargains in Fall and Winter Cassi-
meres and Dress Cloths, &c. A purchaser
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or with fancy sewing.

VI Will IdIIOy SCWIllS'
Let one kind-Ladies' En-
brOidered White Lipen Hand
kerchiefs-show how varieties
run: one injured and fifty
S5r distinct Styles, 35c to $4
each. Everyone new this sea-
son. We never had anything
approaching them for sorts.
And we've made no count of
the thicket of Women's White
Linen Handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred or hemstitched, at 25c
and under "a wonderfully good
one at 123c), or of the higher
flight into white, lace edged
goods up to So each.
Women's plain White Linen
Handkerchiefs, / /, J, I, u and
inch hens, ST to $4.2o a
dozen.
We believe our Women's
I2lc white unlaundered Ini-
tial Handkerchief the best for
the money ever sold. Dimes
do as much accordingly for you
in another grade.
Misses Handkerchiefs, seal
loped, hemstitched, embroid-
cred and printed, 10 to 35c.
Boys Colored Handker-
chiefs, woven border, 5, 6,
and &c.
And so the story runs-but
you haven't had half of it.
John WANAMAKER.
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We believe you ought
to know the quality you are
getting, no matter how low
the price. It is only fair
dealing to tell you. This is
the only House that does it
openly.
Smyrna times., 1888-12-05

Plaids are at their brightest.
A wealth Of them, as if every
tartan possibility had been
sun-stamped on these warm'
soft woods. We don't pre-
tend to count them. There $
nothing short. Stripes and
cluster stripes and broken
stripes, prism tinted, crossed
=; oorr;srcrossedand tangled. Moth
ing that seems dull or dead.
Let one Of the quietes,tt,
simplest styles stand tor all, al,
A plaid camel hair, cut INTO
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A Higher Notch
for Clothing and
Sales

we are not going to be governed by what every
body is doing. Not when we can do better.
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More and more room for
Handkerchiefs. tits always so
this time of year. 84 feet of
counters does very we'll for
samples, but that's before the
quick steps of the Holiday
buying begins. There is now:
One long counter for silk Handkerchiefs.
chiefs.
Two long counters for women's Linen Hand.
kerchiGis.
The Linen is bure Linen.
We've said that time and
again, but you can't hear it
too often. 1t would be much
easier for us to get cotton-and-
linen or all-cotton Handker-
chiefs, just as most other stores
do. 1t would be quite as easy
to keep on in the common rut
and call them "Linen." But
we don't do things that way.
Linen is Linen here, just as
everything else in the store is
exactly what we say it is.
The little Handkerchiefs for
boys and girls are just as true
flax as the big ones for bigger
folks. You may have them
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NJ, American authors together with an abun
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70 PURCHASE SUPPLIEs.-Colonel
Z. I. Cooper, clerk of the last House
o. Representatives. and Benjamin }.
Moore, clerk of the Senate, went to
Philadelphia last week to purchase
supplies for the use Of the members Of
me next General Assembly. The sup
pies include all kinds of stationery,
waste baskets, Denknives, rules, etc.
formerly these articles were purchased
" the Librarian, but by an act Of the
sast Legislature the power Of purchas-
ing was placed IN the hands of the
c'erks Of the two houses. The goods
wiz only be ordered at present and
wsll not be delivered until the opening
y the session by the clerks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
Freneh-Speaking Statesmen

Many of the leading statesmen are
good French scholars Edmunds reads
French easily. Hoar has many French
books IN his library. Allen G. Thur
mans amusenlents lie in the reading
Of French novels. and John Sherman's
library is full Of foreign books OF
finance. and he reads the French.
though he does not speak If. Thur
Elan learned the French At the same
time he learned to snuff. 1t was when
he was 4 boy. A French professor.
who had a very pretty daughter. asked
Humans mother to take charge Of
the ghI. and she did SO on the condi-
ton that the professor would give
Young Allen French lessons. Prattling
with TIE maiden and taking lessons OF
che professor he 60, a foundation in the
language which is not surpassed hv
that Of any of our public men. The
old professor snufed and the boy
begged pinches Of the titillating powder
between the sentences. and thus ac-
tho habit. which has stuck to
him through life. and which. added to
his big nose ard the gorgeous hand
kerchicf which he uses to wipe it. has
given him the title of knight Of the
Rcd BanGaua"-Chic09o Herald
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
ARTISTS OIL coLoRS


C00bi0osio0o That Are Cso1 u th0 Pre-.
aassios oe Psissisga
From the cochineal insect is OBJ
tanned the gorgeous carmine. IS well IS
the crimson. scarlet and purple lakes.
Sepia is the inky fluid discharged BY
the custle-fsh, to render the water
opaque for its own concealment when
attacked. Indian yellow is from the
urine Of the camel. Ivory black and
bone black are made out of ivory chips.
The exquisite Prussian blue i. got by
fusing horses hoofs and other refuse
animal matter with impure potassium
carbonate. 1t was discovered by an ac-
cident In the vegetable kingdom are
included the lakes. derived from roots
barks and gums. Blue-black is from
the charcoal If the vine stalk. Lamp
black Is SOFT from certain re.inous sub
;ances. From the maldcr plant.
which grows in Hindus,an. is manu-
featured turkey red. Gamboge comes
from the yellow sap of a tree. which
the natives Of Siam catch in cocoanut
shells. Raw sienna is the natural
earth from the neighborhood Of Sienna.
Italy. When burned. it is burned sien-
ma Raw umber is An earth from UNI
bria. and is also burned.
To these vegetable pigments may
probably be added India ink, which is
said t. be made from burn: camphor.
The Chinese. who alone can produce it,
will not reveal the secret Of its compo-
sition- Aas,ic-the base of the varuish
50 cailed-is from the gum Of the a
tic tree. indigenous to the Grecian
archipelago. Bis.re is the loot Of wood
ashes. f real Hisramarine but little is
found in the market 1t is obtained
from the precious iapis lazuli. and
commands . fabulous price. Chinese
white is zinc Scarlet is iodides Of
mercury. and cinnabsr. or native YER
million. is from quicksilver ore-N
o. RcdyuHs
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
The French President. Perquisi.e..

The President of France is allowed
hrc-wocd. candle and gas!ight; men
servants. the wages and board Of whom
the State pays. a, well ~ the liveries
Of whom it buys; two carriages. a car-
riage for his secretaries; two military
secre.aries. three civil secretaries;
house linen and the cost tor washing it:
for his table from the ex-
royal garden. flowers from his green
house and ball rooms from the city
nursery gardens: valuable preserves in
the forests Of Marty and Rambouilie.
which not only supply his table with all
the game it can consume. bat enable
him To put away about 5000 a year.
The President has u box ar the opera
and at the Francois paid by the State.
Iii. s~i,:iny-roOm is fitted up with tele-
phones. which enable him and his faro
lily To hear operas withor, stirring from
The chimney corner. This. too. IS paid
BY the natlOa.-N. 7. zTI5gas
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

The scant crop Of potatoes this last
year suggests the inquiry whether VIC
do not depend more upon this article
Of diet than its nu,ritive value warrants.
We are apt to think it indispensable in
some form. at least al breakfas. and
dinner. and yet the ratio of cal bonace-
Gus or hea.-prodacing matter it con.
tains is nearly twice As great in proper
ton to the heterogeneous matter as it
should be to constitute a perfectly
healthfui food
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10
FROM a TO pAY.

Only ron day 70 Day
We hold cur .
Cnce-taia WEI.
Though hope and Gay desire
Touch with their me
Each fresh ~endeavoe.
only ,roE day 70 day
We grore our way
Through hu-ry:ns hour:
But still U castles far
Lift TO the air
-aeir shsteninz toverA
And stu rom day 70 day
Along the ray
Beckon us '
To follow. follow. follow,
Oier I'LL and hollow,
With fresh encesvor.
Sometimes Triumphant say,
The ougles play
And truHpe,s sound
From OUT those e,is;eni1g to~es
And rainbow showers
Hece~ the ground;
Then sweet oh, svee. he va,
We smiling say.
Anc forward press
VIII swift impatient cees
md hearts TIA; beat
With eagenesS-
Ye, Still beyond. say
Sweet haeies pIay-
The Eunpess blew,
Howe e. We ayinG haste.
Or kgEIaz waste
The hous sha: 70:
Sui far and a. away,
TIL he CAV
We gain that peak
In D7rea: then blind
No more we ncd-
Perufaoce. what We % SEEK
NOR Perry, Ss H0rp~'s H19c-AS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

Ghoh~ va S"h- SSAA LA cDt w u
dense growth Of sea-weeds. and it is
cO~njectured that the seeds whence
sprung this growth had been buried at
a great depth for many centuries.
The deepest coal mine in America
is in Potssville. Pa The shaft is l.576
feet deep. From its bottom, aImos: .
third of . mile down. 80 cars. holding
four tons each. are littet every dav.
They are run upon a platform. and tho
whole weight Of six ons is hoisted at >
speed that makes the head swim. tho
time occupied in shifting a full: car b.
ing only = little more than . minute.
The hosting and lowering Of mon into
coal mines is regulated bv law in that
State. and only ten ran stand on .
platform At once. under penalty Ct .
heavy fine.
The interesting fact is stated that
30 indestructible by wear or decay Is
the African reakwood that vessels
built of it have lasted one hundred
years. to be then only broken up be-
cause Of their poor sailing qualities
from faulty models. The wood. in fact
is one OF the most remarkable known.
on account Of It's very great weight.
hardness and durability. its weight vary
ing from %fOrty-;wO To fifty-two pounds
per cubic foot; 1t works easily. but On
account of the large quantity of silex
contained in it the tools employed ara
quickly worn away. Ii also contains
m oil which prevents spikes and other
iron work with which it j. in eontac6
from rus,inc,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

chuckle- Yes. ever since ] came out ot
the icy bath l got on your account. You
don't recognize the onscer who pursued yov
to the bitter end and I tell o it was
bitter cold under tha: ice. Well. Of course
twenty years does make q difference"
Mr.. Slmmes locked bIankly in his COM
p~anion's face. What he gasped. You!
You don't say so!--and you weren't
drowned after alr'
NO, but I came pretty near il II some
Of the men hadn't seen ne 60 under, and
come up IS quickly As they did, I would not
| now have had the pleasure OF listening &c
| your interesting story and cooEraiulat,nG
| yor upon iss fortunate issue"
Well aid Mr.. SHINES with Q laugh.
Is the Qnondam foes i~nvoluntarily shook
hands, I'VE long ago agreed 20 clasp hands
over the bloody chasm,' and wen now do &c
over the icv chasm-"
"And how abeut your return asked
Mr.. Hxrcsure Did you evel see your
I little Yankee friend agAinl And did a.
! ever see her horser"
Mr.. SHINES sn.iled. Early IN the sr.
,umn. when my health wa fully restored.
and the smoke Of battle had qu:te cleared
away. mounted that trpsty seed and
| made q pilgrimage back to he fair owner
"Anc how ia b receive yoSs / am
really quite interested IN the little heroine,
dIsIoyai though she WAS"
Yes. she was shockingiy cisioyal" re-
sumed Mr.. SHINES, ''for the aid &d com-
fort b gave the rebel p-,soneS I Dur.
suaded her to continue during lie Well.
the long and short Of II is. ny dearfe'low,
the little Yankee heroine IS now M wife.
Ms SHINES. whom you have often had
the pleasure OF meetinS"- Gresss Gko, u
| Donorofs -Ees.sAiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-10

prove q Ca'ca tor them That tEeC were
following II eager and enraged pursuit,
feI; sure: Ger Haiti Halt was borne 90
the wind. and shot ate. shot: cane WIKI
zirC through the Icy air.
Il glanced back. Five or Six Of them
were n full chase; and they were fue
skaters. too, tor l could see the speed al
which thee came. BIZ for tie good starr |
had made, l tad surely been o~vertaken Or
and on ! epeG. Trees anc ether objects on
land, whca l gradually reared. few by me
IKE figures in . kaleidoscope The cold
wind wnIstled through my hai: And cloth
ing. but my whole body MAS aglow with
the rapid motion and excitement
Il suddenly remembered the guards re
mark aboat The coming thaw. What II ]
should come 10 thin ice, ana fiud . cold ard
sa,ery Grs-e! Oh, that there only were
Danger signals ahead! But the danger
signaIs behind NE were sufficient 70 drive
! me or TO any TIA: might lie before
OrIHew. VIA: distance / was making
I &C. a hardly gUesA. out certainly v 81
ttrs /. Hlies must now lie between me ead
nv PRISON hoae. But at las, the Long con
finI-j and un~cuted exer;ion began 20 tel
o. me Ny breath came short q quick,
and ny heart eat TO sucocatior- ] could
ncs keep II up very mach hrger. ! felt sure
/ Again l looked bach. Far in b distance
four or ave men were still struggling on
ru-. away IN advance OF them. q reseiute
| fellow was rushing toward NE with mead
long speed. Though I Kept steadily on, a
l looked saw, TO ny dismay, tha, he was
gaining on ne. He was near enough fof
ne to perceive By his dress that he was An
officer, and cot beng eccvnbered With
heavy firearms was thus aoie, l suppose,
! 20 make tie tine he did. gathered I'D a.
NV energies 70 make ore last AMI dasper'
a.e Fort 20 distance tin. Ny lic1b> began
J = uenbla Nontas Q: r11scn lie SRa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Lsndreth's garden seed aud seed
potatoes at G. g. McCulloch's.
Yellow yam seed and sweet potatoes
to arrive 9TH Of February at &. g..
McCulloch
Whitaker uncanvassed hams at C..
e. Culloch's.
The very best brands of roasted or
ground coffee at &. &. McCulloch's.
California canned fruit OF every de-
scription al very low prices at G. g.
McCnlloch's.
The best assorted stock of teas at G.
g. McCulloch's.
Landreth's onions sets for'sale by
g. g. McCulloCh.
The best stock OF key West cigars
always kept by G.. &. McCulIoch.
The very best brands of chewing to-
bacco, tine cut and plug, al 9. e. Nc
Culloch's.
The best stock of staple aud fancy
groceries of every variety always
kept AT reasonable prices ut {, {. Ne
Culloch's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

TO the Member, of "Thc McLcnnau County
Tc1ds Veteran AssOciaton'
You are hereby notified to attend
the Annual meeting of the Veteran
Association Of Texas independence, at
the federal court binding, in Waco,
on the I'd day of March prox., 1888.
BY order of the president
GEO. b. ERATH.
a CHALMERS, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Rsst the grocer.
Ice cream to-day at DE Wells.
Waco Steam Laundry is the best.
Choicest meats at the Waco Supply
Market.
Oysters aud fish in all styles at the
st. Charles
Ladies' strapped rubbers at Sleeper,
Clifton u Cos.
Ladies' and mems arctics at Sleeper,
..liton II Cos.
Order your cakes candies aud ice
cream at Dew ellis.
DR., Ferrelltreats, eye, ear, throat
aud nose, 81 Austin street,
Hill Bros carry the handsomest
line OF stationery i'll the market.
DR.. Il. L. Monroe, dentist, 712 Aus
tin Ave, bet. Seventh and Eighth
Old papers at The EXAMINER Of
ice at 20 cents hundred or Sl.50 a
thousand.
others come and go but Jackson,
tie photographer, is one OF Waco's
ornament Institutions.
Ouy your meats from } G. Grip
penis central market aud be happy
The whole of the year 1888.
Ben 7. Duval, South Third street,
lesler in hay, corn, oats, bran and fod
Ter Goods delivered tree.
Complicated watch repairing spec
atty at a. j. Leslie's. Experience and
GlI com bined. Moderate charges.
FOrcarriages, bus or baggage wagon
NotClty business or trains, telephone
EHsgns " Green, managers City
ihnsfer company.
Tor cheap and good groceries, veg
H'0es and everything in the supply
a,,astry Ra,t. Goods delivered tree.
Vof1er Sixth and Austin.
Everybody is eginning to appre-
Ale Mayiield's bank as is shown by
creased deposits. II per cent in
l:iest allowed on so days deposits OF
len dollars.
Inc real estate business heretofore
9lducted under the firm name and
''Ye OF j. +, Elgin Il Co, will here
i'er De done under the firm name of
'b GiImer e Co.
NV. Winfrey e. Co.'S. new livery
,aIv aud transfer stables, Eighth street
aear franklin, has the finest turnouts
s ~ lae city. Buggies and carriages
,,iu'nlsneu on call, and prompt atten-
'0l given to train orders.
uaOert Brothers are receiving their
' n.o, OF spring goods, which contains
, IIaly lovely patterns. The stock is
s .IV largest ever brought to the city,
:r. you are invited to call and in
Fve'' frees very reasonable.
webb, Ia tner Il Moberly are sup
bbn'ug Waco with the best beef she
n n' ever had from their two stands,
thy u0 on the square and the other near
Ss t o!d Bon Ton stand. They have
fl fiji an. ana oysters fresh every day and
"', oFuers with dispatch
of ar IT Joe johnson aud Miss Hunter,
/, ~ were married last week. Joe
po'i M EXAMINERS correspondent at
it ~, o"' tailed to send us a line about
he'd i, nal looks very bad for Joe. We
Tan, ~, ns ~ uc;ed him to send all impor
t-.a o' r neWs' Now, surely Joe, this i,
...l wa important event of your life
Off to, VIII be compelled to turn YOU
inc to gross neglect of duty; but ow
TIA, " v, your modesty aud TO the fac
repo?, ou nave not caught on to III,
dine. G -; Enack of writing up wed
too IN advance and afterward
We wiip1tPy to write it up, CUES
ditto" tt nlre YOU over again upon con
time 'u"' You will do better mex
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Judge Eugene Williams yesterday
dissolved the Injunction suit OF the
Waco Suspension Bridge company
against the county to prevent the
construction of free bridge over the
Brazos. Half hundred citizens cee-
brated the occurrence by drinking to
the health of the judge at the ever
popular Palace saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

Young men are cautioned against
undue haste in the matter of putting
on spring underwear, The change.
however can be made with impugn-
ity if they will only keep the blood
warm by taking toddy daily at the
Palace.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
tsRAZOS VALLEY

she com nlttee Leave for Cameron.
Very Jubilant over the Prospect
Col. VIM. Cameron. Capt. Luke
Moore, Mr.. "a Rotan, MIR. Jas. l..
Moore and Mr.. Sam Sanger, the com
mittec appointed by the shareholders
of the Waco and Brazos Valley rail-
road left here yesterday for Cameron,
They took the Cotton Belt to McGrc-
gor and from there they reached Cam
eron by the Santa Fc. They will be
received with much enthusiasm and
ecat at Cameron and large mass
meeting was to be held there last
night. The road, so tar, has met with
wonderful success and on that meet
lug much depends.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

"Why, hello, Tom, old boy hardly
knew you. You look thousand
times better than when saw YOU
last. What are you doing with your-
SELF" said one gent of another on
Austin street yesterday.
"Well, dunno, unless it is to take
a teddy at the Palace saloon before
each meal every day. My wife says
it has added color to my cheek and
elasticity to my step"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

l.artie, who hold accounts against
7er EXAMINER Publishing company
M youestc to file them at the bus-
,e;: office with tho bookkeeper, oc-
,wug simply position Of trust.
ye are not authorized to pay them,
nj desire to know in what position
he office has been placed, You can
re nothing, and we may be able to
recover something for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

The national cash register prevents
what is popularity known as "knocking
down" on the part of clerks and bar
Keepers. James Askew is agent for
waco. Almost every business house
should have one
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01
spring.

We put on our spring attire this
week, and every department will LOOK
bright with new and happy spring
coiors. New goods in every depart
ment are being shown, to which we
invite attention.
~ANrtrp Rp,nUype
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-01

a new lot of boys knee pants sil Il
& to - years at at 2jc, 3je SOC, and
15C at Levine Bros