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WACO DAILY NEWS, FEBRUARY 12 1892. VV. HUNTER, M. D. ; rsiaiAX a yitisvuanos, noo, ' Txa. glnto (it Old Corner Drug Btoro. Ollleo liourn nt roslrieiico, from 2 to 4 p.m. No. 1408 Bouth Eighth stroot. vr W11.KKS. M D W. O. WILKKS, M I) Residence 1!W N 9 t Uecldenco IIIU . l!i St.. ORS WILKLS & WILKES Physicians and Surgeons. b, UlAMUF.liSllI.OCK. Sit at Old Corner DruK Blore. Telepnone at OCIco and Resident re. Dr. N. T. HARRIS DBNTIST. Office on Austin Street over First National Bank. C3 C3 j. lL9 EUGENE TROTT, 207 South Finis Street. Best coal in any quantity delivered promptly. Prices as lovr as the lowest. RUCRNE1 TROTT 207 South Fifth Street. Wood. Cord wood and stove wood always od hand at G imi.EY Wood Yaiu, Telephone connection. Hotel Royal Bar. Hayden & Hayden, proprietors. Neat and quiet. Very finest wines and liquors. Superb lunch, at 10. Old friends and customers as well new will meet a hearty welcome. Everybody goes to Joo Lonman't when they want a pood meal, or he cream. Tho Big Muddy lump is ft rictly cold-weather coal. Tolephone Egan or coal. Buy the "Big Muddy" lump coal Keep warm and givo vour iuiaginaiton a rest. "Telephone Egan for coal." For tho best and freshest beef,pork mutton, veal, sparcribs, fish and oystors i o to Crippcn corner Fifth nd Frankling Our goods and our prices do our advertising, we nnd it beBt in the loo run. Parker Bros. A J. Loslio for first-class watoh Same clock and jewelry repairing, Dunning witn 11. a Avonuo. Ambold Anstin Wo give employment Jo more people and have moro teams engaged in de livering our "justly celebrated Big Muddy lump" coal than any othei dealer in tho city. "Telephone Egan for coal." You do not have to draw on your imagination while seated at a lire- of the "Big Muddy lump." On tho con trary, you have to "draw haok" from tho "generous heat." Bemember the Big Muddy and take no other. Tele phone Egan for coal. Steam Sausage Factory. Fresh Fish. Fresh .Lard. Fresh Oysters. Fresh Sparo Ribs. All Kinds Meat And Sausnge, Ohcap for Cash. J. 0. Stafford. r- - Happy Hocsiers. William Timmons, Postmaster of Idavillo, Ind., writes: "Eleotrio Bit ters has done more for mo than all other medicines combined, for that bad fcejing arising from Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of bame place, 6ays: "Find Electric Bitters to bo tho best Kidney and Livor mediaino, made me feel like a now man." J. W. Gardner, hardwaro merohant, same town, says: "Eleotrio Bitters i'b just the thing for a man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dice; ho found new strength, good appetito and felt just like he had a now leaso on life. Only 50o. a bottle, at W. B, Morrison & Co'b Drug Store. HAD AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE. Tim KspcrlunrF of Knllwny ji In Inillu, I'oru anil lMnculicre. The llrltlsli-Amerlcnn nice (Including, of course, the Scotch, Irish, Welsh, Manx, etc.,) is just now thu moit enterpriilnfr in tho world, mid travelcra seldom penetrate a region m remote-that nonio of this raco are not found there. If the Individuals aro gone, their work till dhows; nnd of nil Hildas thu ralJruulrr.4 seem to have had MR. AND MRS. TJOAirsON. tho most extraordinary expel leni-es. All over South America, especially in the mountains of Peru, far tip in India nnd fur down In Africa, Hrltish' and American en gineers are doing all totts ol wonderful things, from tunneling the loftiest moun tains to managing and outwitting luzy and treacherous natives. Mr. W. W. Thompson, of the mechanical department of the New York Central rail way, seems onu of tho (piletestof common place office men, yet ho has put in twenty years in the wildest legions on with ami has the happy faculty of generally light ing on his leet. Horn in Scotland fifty three years ago, but reared in New York city, he learned tho trade of an engineei and went to India just In time lo j.ileh thu Sepoy i ehel lion. Ho fought It through, ol course, as every white man thorn had tc fight; got a had wound, rusticated In tlgei hunting and then went to South America for a i est, accompanied by his wife. The rest consisted in engineeiing for the famous Henry Meiggs in "tho wildest part of Peru and among a people for whom he can find no terms sufllciently strong. In laziness, cowardice, treachery, thieving nnd immorality he thinks tho lower class ot mixed breeds In Peru beat tho world. Tht 1-ailro.id men who employed them had tt rule with an Iron rod. At every ngency there wore old fashioned .stocks, nnd in them refractory native were set and whaled with a rawhldo till they agreed to work, or gave up stolen property. The experience of railroad men in Peru was a wild compound of romance and tragedy. Mountains of the hardest rock, hills of sliding sand, chasms 0,000 feet deep and tall clilfs, along with hurricanes and earthquakes, they did not mind; it was the necessity of incessant care against tho mur derous and treacherous people that wore out tho nervous system. In some section.' there is a good population, but there are regions in tho hot lands where every bush has a thorn and every insect a sting, every worm is vile and every snake Is venomous, and every man is an assassin. Evidently "a poor place to bring up a family." THE BRIDE OF A PRINCE. Tho W cdcll ii- of it Diilnty imglUli .Mulct on oT IIIkIi lH'tfrcc. Weddings in high life are always inter esting, and it is not to be wondep-d nt that all fashionable London was thrilled tho other day, the common folks crowding around the church doors, when Miss Daisy Cornwallis West was ecclesiastically made the Princess of Plow. Tho groom is Prince Hans I Ielnrich, eldest son of tho Prince and Princess of Pless, of the Schloss ot Furstenstein, Silesia, and tho bride the eldest daughter of Colonel William Corn wallis West, member of parliament and of a family not unknown in Ameiicau wai and diplomacy Among those present were the Prince ot Wales, Duke and Duchess of'Connaught, Duke of Teck, Prince and Princess of Saxe Weimar, the German, Turkish, Russian and Italian embassadors, Mr. Henry White nnd Commander Emory, of tho United States; Prince and Princess Mnlcom Khan, and a long array of ordinary lords, ladies, counts, knights and esquires; but thu great interest appears to have been in the dresses and presents. St. Margaret's church, Westminster, whero the ceiemony took place, was in a blaze of silks, jewels and costly decorations, and at tho town 'residence of Miss Fleetwood Wilson, where tho reception was held, a long dining room table was literally loaded with gifts, rang ing from necklaces of pearls and diamonds down tosapphiro bracelets. S3S-. r DAISY CORKWAM.IS WEST. The wedding gown was in tho empire stylo a fourrcau In pearl white satin edged with a cloud of silk .Valines tulle caught with garlands of orange blossoms. The mnntenu was edged to correspond with the fourrcau and the train finished with quilted lining of white satin. Tho Brussels lace Vr fr I is SaVWiiit & veil was held by a diamond and pearl crown, tho gift of tho groom's father. There were eight bridesmaids and two pages. Conspicuous among tho presents wero a diamond cross from tho Princess of Pless, a "ropo" necklace of pearls from tho Prince and Princess of Wales, n silver chandelier from the Countess Solmes, n diamond and sapphire bracelet from the bridegroom's brother and a dazzling array of ordinary single stone ornaments. In short, the enumeration indicates that the J oung couple have been very well started in Ufa ELECTROCUTING RAT& Cincinnati Messenger it Unto Lot nr Scientific Fun ultli Undents. "Hurry up and say wlmtch yer want; I wnnter get back to th' oflico on sco der electricution." This was tho half shouted, half gasped excla mation of a tiny messenger boy tho other morning as ho answered tho ring from a restaurant, whero a party of sons of Belial wero holding forth. Ho was wanted to call a hnck, and upon receiving his fco dashed out into tho rain. Followed to tho office on Vino street a follow night hawk intruded upon tho company that had gathered to witness tho solemn event. Tho long legged night clerk, it stu dent of npplied electricity, was tho warden of tho inako believo peniten tiary where tho legal murder was to take place. In duo time, which was after "Smittio" had returned after steer ing tho hackman, vho condemned criminals wero brought out and tho "live" wires uiado ready. The doom ed wero two in number, and wero fine, well fed rats that had been en snared into an old rusty trap by using u part of tho midnight lunch as bait. Taking the two flexible wires that ran from tho dozen or moro cells of tho battery, tho executioner began his work without ceremony. Tho minute tho wires touched tho cago a bell set up an infernal ringing. Tho amateur electrician was not aware that his wires wero short cir cuited, and as ho plunged tho end of ono of them against the nearest squeaking rodent ho was somewhat surprised to see tho littlo pest make a savago effort to bito tho shurp pointed gad, making no pretense at all toward keeling over and dying. This jabbing wns kept up for some moments with the same ill success, so far as tho slaying of tho rats was concerned. At last tho warden tumbled. Wot ting the cago, ho was careful to see that tho wires did not come into con tact with tho same Btrsind on the netting over it. Selecting tho big gest of tho doomed twain, ho quickly thrust tho wire against its sleek coat. A scream of tiny vol tun o followed and Sir Rat dropped on its sido. Tho cur rent was kopt on, causing it to shud der and twitch convulsively. When it was removed tho first victim was dead. The other, suspecting tho deadly nature of tho wire, Iccpt to tho opposite corner of tho death coll. Tho ends of tho office scissors applied suddenly from tho rear mado him leap forward quickly, and beforo ho could jump back again tho lifo de stroying wiro was upon him. Liko his ill fato.V'omrado. ho wont down in a heap, kicked, twitched and at last lay still. Tho work of tho executioner being done ho started to wrap tip his wires, and turning to tho group remarked : "Say, No. 10, trow dem rats into do barrel and fix do trap again. Wo might ketch another beforo day light. "Cincinnati Enquirer. Two Compliments for tho Queen. Tho compliment paid to our pres ent queen by tho sovereign of Zanzi bar is worth repeating. It is a fmo piece of oriental poetry. Ho said that ho mentally likened her "to that mountain of loadstono mentioned in tho 'Thousand nnd Ono Nights, 'which drow tho nails out of tho sides of the ships which passed that way. Even so did tho hearts of tho Englishmen I have hitherto met seem drawn on by a magnet to her majesty." A pretty compliment indeed. Tho fol lowing, howovor, is still better, it somewhat grotesque in its termina tion. It is credited to a Siameso em bassador, who wroto of tho queen thus: "Ono cannot but bo struck with tho aspect of tho august queen of England, or fail to observe that she must bo of pure descent from a raco of goodly and warlike kings nnd rulers of tho earth, in that her eyes, complexion and, abovo all, her bear ing, aro those of a beautiful and majestic whito elephant. "Loudon Standard. A Now Artinclul llonoy. An artificial honey, which is said to bo likoly to becomo a formidable rival of tho natural product, is being mado in Germany. It consists of water, sugar, a small quantity of minoral salts and a freo acid. Tho resemblance is increased by incor porating into tho product tho scent of flowers. Pittsburg Dispatch. CAPTAIN OF THE NEW YORK. John W. 1'lilllp Is u Si-iimun of Whom America In I'l-innl. When tho magnificent cruiser Xew York wns launched (and by tho way that was Uono at Philadelphia, whero she wits built) captain john w. riiiur. It was a great event In the history of the United States navy, nnd naval circles were all alive with curiosity to learn who was to be her commander. The choice is made nnd the man is Captain John W. Philip, recently In command of tho Atlanta. His biography lends like a sea tale outnl FVulmore Cooper. He wns born In IStDut Kluderhook, N Y wns admitted to the naval academy in 18.V), graduated In 1WS1 and entered at once into the most stirring episodes of the civil war. Most of his service was on blockading vessels, and dur ing tho great naval attack on Fort Suiutet he was on the monitor Moutauk. He next went to China as executive olllcer of tho Wachusett, and from IWi'J till IS72 served as executive on the Richmond, of tho European squadron. After two years in tho service of tho Pacillc Mail Steamship company he returned to tho navy, was mado captain In IbS!), nnd In 18'JOwasput in command of tho Atlanta. Of the forty-fivo captains in the navy only six have had more sea servicetlmn Captain Philip, his record covering seventeen years nnd nine months. When he lelt the At lanta at Fort less .Monroe to take charge ot tho Xew York he was lowed over to hi" new vostsel by a full crew of oulcentau unprecedintid compliment, hut none too marked lot the louiuiauder of the pride o the raited states navy.' . llltK ' i TlnTc I iv" ii.il n It'i .i ' ii' from the o'ltoi' etui .f th.' Ii. .' . : vi-ritalik' .Mi's Miil.-ru-op Sbi-iievu takes mi "i-li valor." t ;,l oeit.Hiouitlly ridi'h in u "ventilator." When she goes to the beach she profeis to take her "coiu-lavo" glasses for protection from tho sun's rays, and she has dif iculty at times when persons tell her too funny stories to preserve tho "equilibrium of her countenance. A friend of here recently had "ty phoid neuralgia," and her daughter, who attended a wedding last week, wore a vory becoming "coffycur." To cap tho climax, this namo daugh ter, according to her mother, is en gaged to a most "illegible" young man. Her Pomt of View in Now York Times. Hostess May I introduco you to Miss Condor? Wag Woll, if her namo isn't Anna. Harper's Bazar. ouuinir na A wontatis aim is to look her best but she'll never reach it without perfect health. For perfect health, take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. All the func tional irregularities and weak nesses that make life misera ble to women, are cured by it. It's a powerful, invigorating tonic, and a soothing and strengthening nervine purely vegetable, perfectly harmless. For ulcerations, displacements, bearing-down sensations, un natural discharges every thing that's known as a "fe male complaint" it's a posi tive remedy. It's the only one that's guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case. It costs you nothing, unless it helps you. You can afford to trv if nn trift;r forme fnn 'Tur- you afford to neglect it ? No. m? tiii: s'Bwi'i: or ti:xan. To the tharlffnrrny ConetuVn or Mil.ennnn O. . TtlplB dnilnlptrnter ot the opinio of uitlpii ortlio r.rtiiflorpniil Jl Itomsml Deceits eil. tOK llinr with mi nppl enllnii to lie iIIpcIibib ob i from B M AiliiiitilMTatornhip J on nrellBteliT Cuinmnnilnl, that by luilill cntion or thl w it r. r twiutyilnya la a ncwi lierre.nlnrlyimblUlitMl 1. the County or Mc l.onnnnynn k oilnn m the In nil innornntrr- I'Atnil 111 VMM Atltllltll trt UI...I L .. .1 a. -m until I'.etfttc, to Mo Hirlr objection UiiTitn.tr tlllV lllfltt t AM An ah . .1. .a . 1W.U, orsntil County t ourt, conimenrlae ami to to holdoii at tho Conn Houbo or m.iu County, Hi tVsroon the tlrxtllrmlny In -March si.', when mid Account Mill Appikatlou will horontlilcr eil by tnkl Court. WfnifBH my liatnl ami seal of oWco nt U'nco this IKJth day !L. S. wi "niiuiii J iJi. !,. ,J w' Hakkm. Clerk County Court Mcl-cnntn I ounttr, Texas. . Uj T It lluowN, Deputy. Mo. Ill. Till:. STATU OF TIIXA.S. To tho Sheriff or uny Constable, or MoLcnnnit county, Cri'dlng: V K. McClaln Administrator or tho Kutnto or F. M. MMIlelil liecenu'U linvlrj! tiled In our County Court bin Until a count ol tho ronill tlon or thu Estate it pnln V, j. Mnjilohl Db. "nnanrl fncvuttiall nvttli nn ...! t n I .. . .. . , i , t.ui. i.. n-PiV ifvt !. o'jniuaiiiu m UU (11 B clmrpc.J froniBHld AttmntfitrAtorBll itumruiiuiriiv uinniainif(i in at uy publi cation nt Uh writ furiwonty ilninln niKmnim norreRulhrly iiubllphml in thr r lntyof Mo IipnAnn vnn i?lrn iln.i itntliM inaiiimM, . ton'std In tliu Aocouni Tor Miml Soi Icmont ot turn r.suue, 10 1110 innir oujecuon- tlicroto, I any theyhaTc, on orbcrom tlio March linn. JW-,t"rB,ll Comity Court, commei.rh jr nnil io linlinlilpn ntlliit llimri IThm.i nr.iilil f.. ... W co on tlic llret Momlny In Mnr V ihil', wlim aid Aroonnt nnd Aiiihration will boiouslilcr cilby Bald Court. Wl ........... 1 ... . . . i mnw-i tuj iiiiiui f nn n'ni or ; onlre, nt itno thin .'ird day or Krh- L. N. Tiinry Win. J. W. I!kkii. Clerk f IllltV r.ii.4 M.I....... f ....... ToxnB, ly T. II. lluoWN, Ihipuly. tiii: statikif ti;xas TotheShcrirr or any Constable or Mcl.cunau l-'ountj GrcotUiK! You uro In rrliv rniiinanitril, to siimmnn y mnkl (t iiubllcaticn orihlH rltntlnn caco n oieh week for Iott snocutrilvii weeks )irlor to the re turn rtny hereof In pome no simper imhlished In Mclj n an cou ity, Texas, (lenrK Miller to ho unit niienr beforo tho Hororublo D'Btrlcl t'onit or McLennan county, Texas, nt ti tn-xt regular term thcreu . to bo o din the t' urt Ilonso, In the Cllv or Wmo, on the tlrsLMondii In Vnnh A. I) UUV. then nml hno to nnswo tho l'luintUT s I'e I Ion, tiled In ssultli said court on tlio lltb ilaj ol Fubrunry A I). Ib'JI whuruluAlee Miller Ih 1'litlntllT, ami 0 o-iro MIlliSj Is I) rendnnt HloN orsnli huijjr No, rJMl 'I ho iiatuio or i ho I'lalntiff's dciii, ml Is as Ifollowri, to-wlt: P nln Iff seeks a JtnlKinuvt for dlvoreii on tho Kroiiiuls or o uol trtaiu rnt, and abandonment by defendant fonluen vears IIidkin Fail oT, nudhntoyon thon nnd there thin r t, with yourondoreement thereon, showing how you linve cxeui'i tl the samu -. GlVE llMlkllllY Haxii nnil Rmil nf ) Hiild Court, nt Ollleii In tho City of VWuco, this tho iMith nay or .! miliary a. 1 1). 18i)i. ArrskT 7. V. I1i:m,kv Clerk District Court, Mcl.iiiinan i onuty, TetM. IS th i: s tatii: or ixxas, To the ShtrllT or any constnblool aIcLciiiuii 0 unty, !rci Hut;: Y u urulierehyuriniimuilrd to HUluniou Mel lon C. tlriuby by nmklrK vuhlleatl u of this citation In hiiiuu iiew paper publlslied In Mo l.eiinan Cbtinty onco ininchwtek lVr fmir siio cola weeks iirotli nn t return dny livronr, t bo andspnear lioloro tho lmnii nbte District : urt nt Mel.i-nnnn i iu ty, Texas nt the noil reKulnr term thcrenr tnho held In thu ci urt house In the city i I nco i.n tin- first VorMay In Marih, A Ii. 1M"J then and there t wuiFuwir ,tho plulnttn'H pelltl n lllcilln n suit lj sah1 rnurt on tlio 2iih day ot Jnnuurv r l, lvg wherein 10. I,, Cintby Is plaUtliV nml ielh". C Crosby dofcndaiu Fllo No i r suit bell.,, No fWI. lhu niitnruortlio plnlntltr's deiunnd Is usful- 1 wrl, to wit: i suit Tur clvi ret- rrmn the bnmlH or nmtrlmany ha eil on th" gr umIs or ahnmlniimrut. Herein full nut nnd have you men nnd there tlds wr t, with y nr imliirscre'it tlior-vin, ehuli(; how yi u Jiaqo executed thu siuiiu : : (liven under my haul end the mini ; h. S. or snlrt Court, ntCi'Icr In tho city : : if Waco, this the! tlulavi r.innu .... nry, A. n. wai. t'est .. I'. l'rAHi.iti.n clerk Dlstilet Conrt, MuLennnn C unty, 'ie Tin: vmti: if ti:.as. To the SlierlfTor any linHtnhlo or Mnl.enuan Conntj (IrcetliiB You aru hereby rmnliiut'did to sUn.ivcu Jas. IE. hpurkB liyrnHkliiKimlillciilioii orthls ci tation In some i uwspaper iiubllihidlii Mol.en n i count) onco In ohcIi week t r lour sin res elvei.eliB imi' loua to Tetmii ilayh rtoftjliu and njipear liefore thu llonornli'o nlstr.rt Court of Muhonnau Count ,'Ipxiib. at the next regit lar term thereof, to tin held In the Court noni-iv In the Cltv of nro, nnthellrtt Wonday In Blarcli. A. U. IH)1 thin and there to nnt-ucr the I'lulntlff's l'Pt tlim, ll'eil tii n suit In t-ald Court on the lath day nf ,Jnutv A I ISfc. wherelr Martin.! SparVs in rialnilff, hmiJh. t. Bimrka Is Dclcndant File No. or suit liolns- ho WH'J. 'Ihoriniuru of tho I'lftlntlO's demand U as Ail Ions to-vi: A suit for dlrorcfl for separation Hum the bouda of matrimony based on the ground of cruel nnd ntitulvo treatment desurtlon and fail ure toauppmt. IIuiiein Fail Not, and have youthen and there this Writ, with your endorsement thereon, eliowliiL'liow ) on limo executed the rnino, tlivHN Unuku My Hand eint L. S. . Sen ornld Couil. it OP e In tho : . City or Waco, thlsthu'Jsthdny of I January A. I) lj Attest! 7,. F IliUHLF.r. Clerk District Or urt, Mclominu County, Texas. Straight dinner from 12 to 2 and anything you want nt any hour at Joo Lehman's. Assignees Notice. Notiee is hereby given that on thu 12th day of January 18o2 the Ulako Manufacturing Company of Wauo, Texas, mado a general aflsitrnmout to tho undersigned a&sigrico of ail of ito property for the hcncOt of all of itn creditors and that said truitt has been aoocptod; tho assignpo ha3 qualified and is now in postiCBHinn of all tho property of said oompuny for tho pur pose of administering said trust. All oreditora wishing to acoopt under this aBsignmeut must make known to the assignee their consent in writing within four months after pub lioationof this notice. Address all communications to the undersigned at Waco,, Texas. D. D. Fa mem M), Assigneo. .Monday January 20th 1802, U u If m f m !v 1 h'.' I ii VUi i