The Waco daily examiner. [volume], May 03, 1885, Image 2

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ntOFESSIONAU
E. M. EWLXG,
A TTO R NE Y-AT-LA W.
139 SOlTH riiritTH ST..
Opposite VV. V Ifll'l. tilth. W ..
T. R. JORDAN.
T.R.JORDAN.
NEW
GOODS
E, A, MARSHALL,
Attorney at Law
Aaitln Sttcct, Waco.
(031ce over Mtiptr t iifl.si A Co o
- l 'Mil
W. A. 'HOWARD,
niYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
41 Austin x u ie. ortiiv M ;ly Austin Av.
rer Young Rrk
ODcebo'ir & v , . -aj t to. 2 4 30 r tn
KENTUCKY CASH STORE !
SPRING
i x. wli.ii. y.
"K PL HIIIM.M 11
WILLIS & WILLIS,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,!.
Waco,. ... rt'xii.
OSire atnehrcn sdnie ior A""tln street
Vtiwttu the tuuar.. ai..l rutin!, ...nil.
3 CJlt.NEI.S- VV I1,.JK!IK1!
JENKINS & JENKINS
ATTORNEYS-AM AW,
WACO.
Will prattle n i.:: ttf
Joiulnc .lntr. :- hi i i: -.'
It.iatrl wurt al v..tli..
it Waco.
Imvc a full and complcto line of Sr usonnblo Diy (iooiI.o, Clothuir, Hoots, Slices ami Jht Call and Examine i-ur slock of Spring Dry (Joods. white Goods, T'aiicv Ocods, Notion?, &i:
Our Prices are as Low as the Lowest.
IF YOU wAXT GOODS MAKVEI.Ol'SLY CII KAJ DON'T FAIL TO VISIT 43.) AUSTIN STUKKT.
(ah ttni.
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un of thin mi i mi
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i;nl (lfrnl (.out
J. H. DAVENPORT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Jr.
WACO.
TriXAfe
(Ueeover Waco Btate Hank.
O t llAieir.r. M I) I II I. Tan-oii. M 11
Kt-aidcm-i : .7 -..'ith ( Mi Iclland
Fifth St. oaici hour III .t. 1 Oillri- lior.ru
10 lo Ua. to. ami G to I s t'l !" 111 BIl'l s to
7 i in. I p. in
HALBERT & fAYLOR,
Physicians and Surgeons
Office Opposite r'ueific Hotel.
THE WACO EXAMINER
Entered (it the I'oiituflice at Waco.
ccolll-Clalo mull inattur.
public opene for the oilier rn of the
I jfovcininent, lirivi- all been lopped nil',
Take the whole career of (inhesion.1 ami a cut-down i- tlnii scoured of no
social, political nml eoinincrrlnl, anil 'mean proportion-. In the -cvcrnl lic
it constitutes nn nnninnly in the his- pnrtiuciils of the government there
lory of western and southwestern , has hitherto been an excess ot elerieal
communities. It i pcoiileil by u help which is lotmil to be pitirtirully
rnci; ol men grown rich upon com- , Useless. Thin has been loppeil oil'
menial monopoly, nnil while thev dean, ami inoro of It will follow in u
are ho-iiitable ami genial yet these i very "hurt time. Mr. Cleveland ic
iclfonme exclu-ivos ntl'eet to believe, , ileterinineil to pa) mil) llin-c who
and their moiinpolv privileges have I wink, ami to work only those de-
enabled them to so impress the out-1 mamleil by the excocneies of the pub--hie
world, that (ialveslon in nil w ith-1 lb: service. . The ae ol icl'niin is tlni
out a lanll practically, that her pco-jlald at the ver roots ol the yoverii
ple have the patriotism, the culture, I inniit. A clean .sweep will be miiile
the iirnce, the relinetnelit, the intelli- Jul all Ihe Miperiiuinoiary help of the
Kcnce and the enterprise ot the state, Government outside of Washington.
There me post olliceaml Intel Hal rev
enue inspector-, tinnier ami Inilnin
ajtenlK bj the thonsandH who oali
lotifrh l'iiii!c, wbii'h iiiliiinaliilod nc- ciirr mr IMtes.
ress lo tin- town ol Din on the north, i Piles are Ireiitieittlv preceded bv a
ern snif. whe eihe Turk- Intended Uen-e ol weiL'lit in the back, loin
loailnk Aiil.ilinn Col. Komarotl's ! lower nart of the abdomen. catHin
iimpci mi nppi aiaice nan .siicn an ' the patient lo enppo-e he has -onie
allcitioii ol the kidnev- or neiL'hbur-
DR T FELIX GOURAUD'S ,
rirlnntil Pra9m''nr Marripal Roanlifio
and ulicilioi uiouiii ui iiijiuui
Nn coiniiilililciitloliR nrltlca on liotli Hlilc"
of ttio rajcr iv III rf-cclve sttentloli tit ttili
offlcv.
Itntc ol .Mllfcrrliloo.
DAILY:
ritK INNCM IIOKi
III M1INTHH f ('
TIIRKKMOSTHR 2 60
ONKMONTK ICO
WKKKLY:
run annum SI "i
H1X MDNTIIR 7f
rOUH. MONTIIfl f
Ailvcrtliliii; tutc rurnlHlioil mi Hittlratlna.
Kniitcril nflWr -Is Trll-iiin ttlillitlliif. Niw York
t. '. IIKCKWIlll. Mmmilir.
llii,iorliml police
1 lie KxaminfuwIII nut lie lu-M rei'OiiIM(
for Any litllH ioiitruitil I.)- i'in,lot-H of IhU
olllrc, cxni'pt on n vvrllti'll onler klijiicd tiy lln
litolne miiiiHKtr.
"n'ACO.TKXAS, MAY :l, Ihs;,.
It is Waco, I he beailli
'I'll is is Sunday
church.
Illllt'lllll.
Ill, now.
(io
Itil.Wi the IAamincii's advertisin;
columns this innniiii''.
'acii is tho peerlcs poiimii of
cenlral 'l'eias, withonl n lival
Tin: I'uris Siimliiy N'owh Inn reat'li
ed our oMjIianoe lablu marked X.
I';.sri:i:ritizniiitellif.'ence and liber
ality are the ch'iniclerislics of Waco.
(ii:.v. ll.i:v i- not alarmed about
the nel M'liatoilnl race or lis outcome.
Tin: host thin;,' we p-eoaiiont l.ar
ney'n hhorl icconl its e;oornor i, n is
short. Ihuiic)' heiiclnneii ate inaU
iti";innch out of it, however.
Wi: had jenlerday mornlii"; only
four copies of the (ialve-lon New s on
onr table at one time. The llood was
a pretty bad one evidently.
li'theie is any American citizen
now roaminj; about Texas w ho can't
see the long raiifro plpe-la)in,' '"'"f
on, he could get into the iisylnm nn
der Dr. Denton, without a htrtiggle.
and that the vat interior is a wild
ncis of liioruiic(, inertia, fence-cut -liny;,
inniileriti"; and lawlcssnehK. I'o
litii'.'illv hhe hnlh modes peculiarly
her own. She will rei-enl bitterly the
rlmrgo that hIki is lepnblieaii or anj -
thin); oilier lhan Ntannchly demo-
crnlic, and yet Tom Oi'hillrce is one
of her chief political priiiliiclri,aml lo
Atkins another. Wherever or when
ever (ialveston ban touched Hlate
politicN it has been with some hiii-Ii
dellleliienl as the one, which has Ic
cenlly occiirred there. Wnv in one
w bole ward, iiion an Iim lion ol'
the iiallol box, there was but one tick
et vs. 1 licit ith depositor could swear
to. liahehlon siippoin c 01 tiling
in politics and is true to luilhiiic;
'1'lilri is her icconl. ICvel lhin has
been made to bend to 1 1
water, for this she h,is -ilininil
traded, tiallbkcd. lawned and cajob'ii
the stale "ad iianseiiin." All .'iinoinil
ol monev can lie raised llicre lor cor
ruption pimiokCK. bill not a dollar inn
be had for legitimate polllicnl enter-prif-i'N.
."ihu would at tins time uii-i
a half million dollarx tocoiinpl eon
L'Ichh on a deep water sclieme, when
that amount raised, and pledocd li
anv similar or oreater .slim lo
be conlribilled by the oovein
incnt, would probabl) hae indmed
the ilesiieil appropriation. Sim pre
fers Hie ciooknd course, rather Ihiin
(he slraix'il- If is her habit, her iilo-
Hyncraca, and it is this trail, which
hasearned for her polilicully the ex
ecration of Hie Interior. Theseare bit
ter (ruths hut the telling of them is a
W'holctiomn reined, it II induces early
reformation and this is our only ob
iecl In nlliidinjfto lhc.se dnvilish and
disgraceful traits.
Coininerciallj speakili!,' her modes
are much more reprehensible, if pos
sible, (ban they are socially, and pel
lllically, she is Hie hlo-Him, nay the
very ripened fruit ol monopolj . lie
ilio; the one onlt sea port for man)
Ion"; years, she bnlll aw hart under a
charier which enabled her to In) an
onerous and iinrea-onable biiiden
upon the shoulders of the
people of the whole state, which
had
oiled Unit the eneni) retreated at
mice without liohtine;, and the Itiis.
siali" wi ic enabled lo occnp) l'anak
and ( ilti. mid to capture '.'.o'no riiles
ntiu .'iiin.in.il enririiiKCH
When at a siilitoijiicnl period of the
cnnipioKii the Itnsslan tioi.p- u re or
den d i i ret in fioin llnl-aii, Col
Komari.tl. w ilh his detarliinelil.l'oiiml
hi in-el t p hi i 1 1 in a ten pel iloii- pusl-
m:.' orj.'.'in. At tune-. syiiiloiiis ot
indigestions are prc-ent, lltnleti-), nn-ca-liies-of
the stomach, etc. A moi-t-nte
like per-pimtion, prodnciii" a
vci) di-ao,rci.!,hlo hi hill";, alter jot
tinij warm, is a common attendant.
I'liml. bleciliiiL' and itchlli'' piles iehl
at once to the application ol Dr. Ito-
HEADQUARTERS.
Iiim-ell pen i il in a Mr) pet iloii- post- himko - I lie liimed), which acts ill- rJS
lion by icason of the wilhdrawal of recti) upon the pail- ell'ecti il, ab-orb- O--'
the main column of ilie ltn--iaii force, inj; the tumor-, all iv hijf the inten-e '
t ft mi w !.icli he became separated by a I it. bill).', nml cll'celrne; a permanent Viv
ilisiance ol front lour to live miles. ! niic. Price .Ml cents. Addle the i-"'
Dr. Ifo-miko N'edbiue Co., Piiiin, Co.
I --old W. A. Williaui-on ' Co.
while he was exposed lo inikl-h lire
Iroiu the twin lieiiihls ot (.real nml .'
i.niie i ana. ny a uiisii ne utovc in - ...
Ibe'.'Oi) Turkish cavalry who held the .laclisnn's An i:oinriiiin.
tircat Yalta, stali ued'a body of hi-i Tunc are tiirhl 'lis true, but the
. I'iiviiil' lor the lieailtitul I- list as
Well be spai ci! and do no
iletilment lo the service
lopping these oil', the salary rolls
ale reduced Vastly and the t llh-ieiiry
of the service is not at all iulcilcnd
with. This is true retreiichluenl and
lel'orm, and it will rcle";iite lo the
treasnr) many a dollar whiih is
sipiandered now without the shadow
ol a purpose exi opt to eiuplov sonic
parlian of an Incumbent who has
agreed lo piotect and help those who
Vote and sustain him.
The lime was once when the vcr)
rentes! siuiplicit) and economy in
the public cxpendituie exi-lcd. It
can be hroiiilil back casil) II Hie head
of Iheoveinmcul isieallv luiaruckl
In leiluce I hi expense of the rovi-rii-inent
lo actual neces-arv oiillii). It is
said by man) all end) that ill I he
fundamentals nl'iii- political theoiies
President Cleveland is modeled nunc
upon the .leU'ersoninn slaudaid than
all) man who has tilled I he chair inci
Ihn reat economist himself stepped
down and out. In iiothin is ibis
more appaieut than in Ihn cllml-lic
is uinkiii"; to reduce the public ex
penditures. I.el him hold Hint line,
and all will be well with both hiiu-elf
and tl lUiitry. Indeed, is Mr.
Clevel'iml ";inmlly meclino the public
ex tut inn In ever) wav, and not
(hat alone, but he is excecdiuo; lliem
bv far.
ivvu men in their place, anil under
cover ol llidr Hie liroiiulil Hie main
pait ol his own force round to the
ea-tern slope of tho hill, whole altera
lime the) were joined bv re-inforcc-meiits
from the Kuskiaii aimy undei
the very nose of the ineiny, and the
whole tune was enabled lo'icliie in
order.
Duilii"; the attack of Hie Turk- on
the niKlit, of .Inly ill (August I) upon
the camp at Kioiiiiouk-Dara. Col.
orralherat this dntet ion. Komaroll',
for he hud alreadv been titoinoted to
thai rank, was charged Willi a
iletaclnncut to take up a po-ilion al
Mount Ivuraal, four versts from the
I'm i m 1 1 camp, and there to act at In
discretion. It was ou Ibis occasion
that he icceived a wound in the
brca-l, which, however, did mil prove
serious, Ihe bullet having Mruok n
religion-medal which he wore, (ien
K.iiniin.tr -llli-r.ilh'nll took pait in
the Mnrming ol Ivar-, and coiitrib
uts no uniiuporlaul sliare in llitil
eelebralcd aclioll. At III Ilclllsioli
ol' the war he was uenle coinmnmlaiil
ol Ihiloum, on the liuxine. nml uller
tlicAkhnl I'ekke expcdilion he wa
placed in comiiiaud of the liaus-fa--jiiau
unity. 'I'lie li'ussiaiis altriliutc
Hie peacable nnucxation of Mer) in a
hirc mea-ure lo I ien. Knin 'ipill '
tact and -kill in other lhan militarv
maltcrs.
-iroiig a- ever. Ii'ceogni.ing these
fuel-. Mr. W l. Iiieksou appears be
lore Hie public in (he role of a pliilau-thiopi-t.
and a practical philanthro
pist at thai, lie has gone over his
iurgp -loi k ol brie-ii-lirtie and objeit
of vet In. applv injf the priiuuiiig kiiife
to prices vvilh' a tree hand, and a visit
to hi- emiioriuui ou Austin -treet
A Cure or I'nciiiiioitla,
Mr. D. II. Itarnabv. of Oswego, N'
Y., a) - that hi- daughter wa- taken
with a violent cold w lib li terminated
Willi ruciiiiiniiia. and all the be-
ciii.. i.vxi;
i in- .'
ul I
!'!.
Till: I lallas Times sends Hie (iaettc
a dignilied but Ktiiiging rebuke for its
siippo-cil wickedness in li.inenling
war between Hie Times and Ihe l'.
.vviiNinc, Wed like to -ee Ihe color
of the hair of Hie paper that could in
duce u-to say a really iiukiml thing
of either Merretl or Cibbs, but we
will joke thee hard jokers whenever
mid as long as we think wehave them
al a disadvantage. v hat is a man's
friends worth to him if he dare not
have a Utile fun al their expense.
I r i-enough to cook llarnev ti'ilib-goo-e
that Ihe News is grooming him.
It Harney can rai-e the wherewilli
That big cotton liu-incus of hist
year gave Waeo n lunge, ahead.
A good ileal of it wa- due to the work
of the Kx.vMfNLit, and don't vou tor
get it.
It is thought that Ilariiev'x oiler of
;luO reward for the apprehension of a
murderer is only cicA-llcd in modorii
state.-nian-hip by (ilatl-toue's mas.
tcrly treatment of the eostern iiies-tiou.
ground the laces of the poor and Ihe ( ln)- iiinH, (() ln j, ,,,-lt. j, u u.,.v
lieu aiiKe, w line u linen ine coucr
of Ihe wharf company and gave lliem
Hie ineiuis by which they were eu-
great tool it he doe-not do it, even
il it lake- the iilleimo-l dollar in Ihe
buckskin pouch. Texas has pro
duced no politician a vet -trong
enough to withstand the News' advo
cacy. .Many have tried it, but vvilh
one dreary, iinvnr) ing result, dcleal,
ili-asler ami destruction of all po
litical hopes for tho future
As long as Dr. Swennngiu holds
his linger on the epidemic throttle
valve, so long will Texan be free from
any such ocourge. There is not in all
America a more accomplished i-iiarim-tltto
ollleer, a better physician, or u
more lordlv and elegant gentleman.
Wh aro advised by the (ia.ettc
that the Port Worth & Denver City
railroad is three and ono-half milo
from fcomo place. Doubtless, and
there U about thrco and a half thou
fcaml moro uillus between Its place of
departure and its objective point. II
our neighbor build- much upon the
K. W. & D. C.i will bo very bad for
him iu tho outcome. Itetterbc con
servative about it.
Ik tho Xowb would permit itory
O'Mooro to do a littlo paragraphing
on dtatu themes now, it would be re
garded by that enterprising little
Irishman, no doubt, as a great privi
lege, and the balanro of the state
would enjoy it. it U a sin to com
mit nil of this unalloyed richucs to
that (Iricd-up old wind-bug, State
Press, when .Moure would make the
thine; very juicy.
Tjib Waco K.v.vMlN'i-u wants tho
Odd Fellows Orphans' home located
at Waco, Ot course it doen. It
wants everything lor Waco.-Hous
ton Age.
"01 course It does," ami somehow
or other it generally gels what it
wants; In time. Tho Kx.vmim:h U
proud to be able to point to a record
of tome littlo hervice to Waco, and
now, what aro you going to do
about It?
In another place we give the tran
lation of nn article from the Trade
Courier of lierlin, Prus-ia, noting the
appointment of Col. Win. W. l.ang as
consul to Hamburg. We are indebted
to Mr. F. W. Schumacher for Ihe very
neat translation. It will be read with
interest by all Texans.
abled to give the law of trade to Ihe
stateas nb.oliitelv as though it were
but a ward of the city. Note the
fact further, that in every and all the
schemes for rni-ing money to deepen
the water on her harbor approaches,
she ha Indignantly refused ever)
proposition to pari with one ingle
feature ol her whurl monopoly. 1'hiis
does she tiraeticallv iu ellect n-k Ihe
general government for seven mil
lions of money in order that she may
gobble the substantial advantage.
of such improvement by increa-iug
tho enormous profits arising Irom her
already biii'dunsoino exactions upon
the commerce of Ihe -late.
Tho railroad age, -tinco we have
outlets to New Orleans and St.
Louis, has to noiiie extent corrected
siuuse, nut in an matters ol he.ivv
freight shipments, iu and out,
ugly commercial features yf her
wharf monopoly remain, and so they
will until some other port
is provided, which is so
guarded that a few men may not sit
down and arbitrarily place exaction.
upon commerce which practical!)
amount to prohibition. The people
of the interior have been very pa
tiently pouring money into the bin ol
fialvestoii for many long years, bull ''o't'i' Woitrii is a town of bourn.
the igu- of the times all indicate thai ! " ' nothing but booms and bank
it rmi-iii ot un- I'liiioii siitif--
lllllllioru. Wlilila Itoilin
l'iitcr Mi)-.
nil tin- Hi. -is. n I miller. II. rlln
VV c are uiloruieil Irom liam.urg:
In place of the retiring uiu-iil, C. liai
ley, I'li'-hlcul Cleveland ha- appoint
ed Col. Win. W. l.ang consul of Ihe
i linen lilies ai iiauniurg. I lie ap
pointment ot Ihi- great planter Irom
.Marliu, Falls county, who i- so
extraordinarilv popular through
out Ti a- iiiii-i be pronoin .1
a most lortniiatc seleciimi; lor Mr.
l.ang is not mil) a laleiited agricultur
ist ami politician but cipiallv well
identified with the diplomatic ami
commercial relations of lint li cotiu-tries-
Th.e-e iualilies and Ids social
accompli-liinciils as well a hi- mean-,
all united point lo hi- eiuiuinenl lil-ue-s
for the po-ilion at Hamburg.
Willi the period ilcporliueni ol a
man of the world and an anient pa
triotism Col. l.ang unites a proper
aud just i-stiiniiiinii for other nation-,
lie i- a southern man, an aii-locralie
nature de fond an coiuble and a gen
uine democrat of President Cleve
land's l v pe, i. e., hcliale- corruption,
-vv indie, briber) and olllce barter,
lie i-not onlv know n. as an aulhoiitv
iu agriculture, hut i, cquallv prnmi-
ni'iil as a politician and a man of the
I'l'opio. nearly a ipiarler of a
cciiturv he has been grand ma-terot
Ihe grange iu tho -late of (lower.- ami
-lliishiue. Texas. The legislature ha
repcateillv rcciiguiod him a- a loader,
lie has done much lor the material
improvement 01 ins stale and e-pei
Tin: I'o-t makes a
of tho Sail Antonio
kind heavens, fall on
It is dreadful.
,'riiinbliug thing
K.xpress. Now,
its light avva).
-' I
the
Oi.ii tiiau (Hailstone's
brought down the hou-e
Christendom. Indeed is he
old man.
speech
all over
a grand
Voir will hear an excellent km'Iiiou
at any of the Waco churches thi,
I morning.
Kl.l.iorr, ot the Herald, is a bare
gubernatorial possibility, distant and
cloiidv.
very soon thi- patience, at least, vv ill
cease to be a virtue, nml tho mouth of
the lirtuus, .abine Pms or Aransas
will be selected by popular consent
and a united ell'ort of all the people of
Texas will enable them lo procure
thirty feet or water. Thi would
prove poetic justice, and coii-lilule a
lilting rebuke to the social, political
and commercial greed of dalve-loii.
ruptoy.
Itcticinliiiieni.
I lie i:iiliiii- ill (jam, Kiiiiniroll.
Kreui Uic lull Mnii loin tw.
(ien. Komaroll' distinguished liim
ell by military tart, audacity and re
sourcelnlness, a- well as personal
, liravery, lu the Kusms. Turkish cam
l paigu in Asia .Minor iu l??, when ho
won ins present rank ol general. After
i tie capture ol Ardahan, near the
ICilsBO.Turkish frontier, Col. Koiua
roll'was lett in coium.-tnd of a detach
ment which had the dilllcult dutv ol
defending a cotisideral trtjet of'lhe
M at! If II I Irt v! It ff tiifilltiliiltu.ii t ....
Civil iurvlru is not the onlv reform 'ninl of nmirnin.. il, n r, :.1
- ,-.---. . (-.--.--. .....w-..,. -v. ! I'll 1 t
ronteinplated by the present adtuiuis- as well as covering the think and rear
trillion. Ifetrcnchment is adonted n,,"1 'I10 '"""'' then operating against
one of tho planks of tho new overii-' U'r-' JV."''.'.-"'0 'l'ov,;"ll"t,llri-";(l
. ,, , ,i ., .."... Louis J ell:o was made against M.er-
mentat platform, and m nil .i.li--, U :,, Col. Konmroir i-sociPletl a very
seen Hie evidence ol tho earnest ef- bold and successful maneuver. Willi
fort to loti oil' all needleii- expense u 'lying squadron ho advanced from
The ttyle of oliiihil living at Ua-hng. Ardahan passed raj.blly round the
, . .. ., ,, . n ciriid's Hank, and came down upon a
ton which contemp'atul tuning part of the Turkish force which was
servants, hor.es and the like at tLot holding the Panak pas-, on the Salian.
iallv lor the elevation of the agricul
tu m I interest- as a forcible sneaker
of the legislature, by the orgauiation
ol granges and as a line writer.
Ill- iiook. "I ex I-. Her llesources and
Cajiabilitie-." i- the be-t work ou the
subject, ami i wtittenin convincing
language. As president of the South
western Immigration companv, l.ang
has iiiies--iiitlv endeavored to encour
age the immigration ol a healthv ele
ment into I'exa-. not by means of
deception but by improving Ihe board
of immigration by Inking propr care
of the ai rival- removing obstacles, by
pointingtothenwakcning intelligence
the school;, the industries and
eoiuinerce ot the coiintrv and bv giv
ing reliable uncolored information re
garding the object of immigration.
He remained In Mich (unction
vvIipii the great .Missouri Pacific -v s
teni sent him lo l'uropc to represent
Its legitimate interest there. In such
rapacity Mr. l.ang at Hist labored in
Kughiiiil, and afterwards for some
length of timo at Hamburg from
whence he returned to Texas last Oc
tober. In Hamburg, and upon his
numerous tours iu (ieriuanv, lie had
occasion to unserve tne local circuin-.-titnccs
nt thai commercial part of the
world, and notice and appreciate (icr
iiuin customs ami our neonle. Tbonoh
CO years of age, hi euergv induced
him lo stud) the (leriuan'langiiage
ami happily with much success. Col.
Lang in i-iiirctl his militarv title iu the
great civil war as a dashing cavalry
leader of the confederates. His cav
alry regiment was mostly levied bv
him-elf, and, iu fact, upder his com
iiiaud it ain'uircit that title which the
beaten I'reucli (ieueral Faidherbc, al
Amiens, in a boasting proclamation to
liis defeated soldiers, w ith misdirected
raillery, coiiierreu upon tlo Prus
sians: Cos, fauieux preneurs do en-non.''
tiio-l. -she w a- in thi-condition when
a friend reeimiineiu'cd Dr. William
Hall'- IS.d-ain for The l.tiugs, and ml- ,
Vi-ed her to I rv il. Mie accepted il :is
a la-l ii soil, and W!i-urprifd In lind '
lha( il produced a marked i hange lor1
Ihe belter, nml by per-evering a per
mnneiil i lire was etlecled. I'or -ale
bv C:i.lc-.V Morrl-i'ii.
An i:uit io Hone sernpln.
IMvvard Shepherd, of llnrrisbiirg,
III., -a)-: "I lav ing received -o inn. h
benclit I'n m I'hoiiic lliller-,1 fcelil my
dill) to let -uHei-iug hiiiiutliitv kuov
il. Have had a i uniting sore on mv
leg I'm- eiulil )ear: mv doctors told
tne I would Iciic to itavij the bone '
si raped or leg ampul-tied. I n-ed, in-'
-lend, three bottles of Kleclrie Hitlers!
ami seven boxes l!in Men's Arnica
.-alve, and mv leg is now sound and
well." I
Kleclrie Hitlers are sold al lilly
coiil- a lioltle. and Hm-kleii's Arnica
aive at -'.ic. per Mix by Castles ,t
Morrison.
All llliinirlliiil lllscoiii).
The uio-l iinporlaut di-covery is
lhat which biing- Hie mo-t good to
(he greatest number. Dr. King'. New
Di-coverv lor Consiinipiion. Cniigh.,
and Cold-, will ptcscrve the heallh
and -ave the life, and is a pricele-s
boon lo the alliicleil. Sol only does
il po-itivcl) cure Coiistiinpthin, but
Cough-, Cold-, Hronchilis, A-lhma,
lloar-iiess, and all ageclioiis of the
Ihroal.Che-i, and lungs, vcald at once
to il- wonderful curative powers. If
you ilotibt this, gel a Trial P.ottlo Free,
at Castle- ,v. MotTi-oii'- Drug -lore.
i. it. it. i .
Propositioiis o donate a suitable
site of not h-s than '.'Oil acre- of land,
loo of which -hall be tillable, in some
healthy, thriving roiuuilliiily of
school- mid churches, for a permanent
widow-' and orphan-' home iu Texas,
mav be Mil. milled to ,lno. T. Walton,
grand master, at Waco, Texas, On
or about l-t .luly, next, the siib-coin-miltee
will personally examine all
oilers ami deleriuine Ihe situ of i said
home.
M. D. IIi:i:uini,
C'h'r. Sub. Com.
Waco, Texas. March IS, lbH.'i.
I'ur'l.. - a . " i- I eulT Iftt1 -;the"s'klll. Nn r
Otllel ...-111. l.i .. ' I' tl
11. mr.vi n .Rt3L
IfMl "." ir " syi fev 1
rf X rivf 'i' ''"' l'"''"'1 t M S
Jn&' w 5 n) U" i"- : M C.
t -a j&rAK t.. ..run. L if no
vl J-xlRrsfi . i .i i- . 'Hill" ru - ,
r JMTk VJ . lieu vivjK'el 1-Z
. n- wafe is , r , - &g4
er'., mn.le Ae.,.ln I. r'. 11 ..f-.ln... ""Jj -4iL Qr
num.- Thc.'i-tlinsin-iii.l In I. v-.i.r,ii Co3 r-n VflSVVS. rf4
j.nps-'ell..n" l)neti'lU.'.ir.i-l's-n..nil O gMZSXTN&Vlm S BH l 'sA K5
sy'nr.Mr.'!)i'v,'r'.oM i' ygy hsK Js-! ffll J-P M4idJ C3
lion.l -I.. N tii u'')db,irJBti?g' f ftiyrfSUi J ?7C li N'fc7iS' '
.le.llcrs tl fl tl'.el .-.. 1. ., :iiS S&QgJ M&lil Kt-KOV' ViiJ-tr ,
i.e. ri-n. mire ot i.. ie.i.iti..iis . . 2ST3 A2i P C7 1 M SiiVWVA &Y mTl
n-niinlfoi iii'i-iKii.l j.riK.t .. . n o.u nlliu -V" m SET Vy'' J& W 'tlN H..i I Jin an
G. N. CURTIS P SW" P
, Whi.li-al. a id Ilea i Di.ibr hi V-Zr -) 4
ih?couhiivnve'bni,:,::i; Zl, Housefurnishing Goos
Ln'.z. j '".!
J r'MiJ i. vt i mJ-
Our popular slioe deparlmeid is
coming lo the front again very fast,
every pair of shoe-wo sell, sells an
other pair for il-. Our goods mid
price- advertise themselves.
Sanger Pros.
WOOD COOK TOVES,
OF TIIF. IU:T HUAND.s.
Tin ami Woodbti Willow Ware
CIIOCKKI.Y, (il.A-s AND SII.VKIt
waih;.
New Shapes anil Pal I cms.
Dinner and Toilt t -Vlts
J
wssm'
Z. tr
c
r
slrniv II ins
reat profusion: new stvles. new
,'oods, ami nt prices that will surprise
H ii ( tin li....'..
III
ffo
yon, al llnher
Tucker's ''Slutplo liemedle-" the-e
hard times are being fullv nppre
eialed by the people. Experience
will tell.
The clothing al I.ewine Hro'.s. ha
been accorded tho palm for beautv
and excellent workman-hip.
Hoaching para.ols in all colors ami
glaco elicit., vvilh the new club han
dles, all at very low prices at Sanger
Hros.
Cignreltt" smokers- cautioned against
imitations of Opera Pull' Cigarettes.
will
purchase
at the St. CharliM
one glass
of Buck
Heer.
A full line ot children's parasola at
Sanger Hros,
To l.liu)rrs.
Citations published in tho Weekly
or Daily Kxaminkk at the rate of liv'o
dollars for four iu-ertions.
BROWWS
IRON
BITTERS
WILL CURE
IIT.ADACHE
IXDIGKSTION
JHLIOUSNKSS
DVSI'Kl'SIA
NlvRVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS and PF.VKRS
TIRKDFKIil.IN'G
GliNF.RAL DF.UILITY
PAIN in thi: HACK & SIDES
IMPURE HI.OOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUHLES
" u I r , srs
' ' ' I Mil . et 1 ej
TAKli NO OTHKK.
rAtss
QSbSd
o
EASTER GOODS,
ICgg Cup-, Xe.l Kgg-aud Ugg Stands
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
K-
HIUD CA(JKS, IIM) A'KSTS, KTC
ALL AT C. N. CURTIS
0 IC2 4GC, Austin Avenue
CONSUMPTION
I tiKTOftpoiltlvur . uj t irihonboTOiJlM -,bylti
Of trnativn lioCeatt-ioi !!( .rit kti lnj t i mi
Uallcichiit iiernruiC'l In In-1, ot- i L-. tl , f f.
in iuKiircj i u i w( 1 D'-'i'i run itoi ii r - mm
VirittLrwIttn Xl.V 1HIR I ItK 11 ISK n t l,at
A0f utTt'rfr lv..nit and " (li. I.!--,
Utl. T. A. bLuCUMiUll-ttr.at , hw v0rk.
Tom Padgitt
Saddles and Harness,
FULL AND COMPLETE OF
Lamp Ciiandaliers, Kerosene Fixtures, Etc
PUMPS aND PUMP FITr.NGS A SPECIALTY.
(J. Nr. OURTLS rAC() TltlXAS
PAID UP CAPITAL
SURPLUS.
Tl
Hi
Mil
n
100,000
SG5.000
II
"W.A.CJO, TEX AS.
Special Attention given lo Collections. lCxchnnge bono'. I and -oiilmi milun
ol the I'niiod Slates and I'.uropc.
I. W MANN', Pre-iilcitl. .1 K HO-r. ( n-liiot
WACO STATE BANK,
"WACO, TEXAS.
Collections Made and Promptly Rsmi
coi:i:i.spondi:nt.--:
T. W. IIOCSF.. Iloti-tou: I COUP.IN' HWIvlM. ( 0 N.'tvYorl
T. I'I.-s.W IMiS ,s.s'N, SI.I.011I-; V VI ION I.PUlv ll..ti. New or
HAI.I..III TCIIIN.-..V Cii.,(.alvesti.u, .-.'lATK N T'I. Hunk N Orlf.ii
Ml.ltCII ANT'S LOAN AND 'I IH'.sT, ,. II li., MoN D .V. ( o Au-liu
C. M. SELEY. President.
W. W. SELEY, Cashier
K. H. & J. J. McKAY,
MANl'FAC.Tl'KF.HS OK
Carriages and Buggies,
Phaetons, Gigs, Platforms, Three Spring and General
DLT.IVKIiY WAGONS.
Wu Kwpnu liRii.l ml linlM lonnlcr nil Itliul of carriage, btieglos Rtl.l ivnti". plntlo ''
rupalrlui; by tho mint exi.rieui.,e.l orkm. u.
BLACKSMITH ING.
Stirrups, Girths, etc.
AUSTIN AVENJE. WACO.VflXaS
i"y.x x- - .. . -c-yo
-iv;;.-Miri- -.fi'
JOHNFARLB
WIIOI.KSAJ.K DKAI.iat I
Anheuser's Celebrated
UnrlvaliM
ahoaltlifir. an.irior"
liovcrma'.
r
.,-km
. ST IIIISMfl S-
. . . .... -... -
Northern Lake Ice I
Hard and Son Ccai;
Bnp).. A in the irs.lo by the ' ''.""'."ii'in'ii'tii''
liilniltiii a. Hccr, Ice Hint I '"",'7 V
linlie.ilviir nt tbo ili-...i fir -Ml ',.
ym i.ii THiiltsiiiii (iit.iu iiorllio.il w"
I'lll.llr fcillliire. VV'uto, Tcx.-.
ICiNFARLEV
Tl-Dfl MODiL PHAKxMACJY
W. A. WILLIAMSON & CO.. PROPRIETORS,!"
No 409 Austin Avenue, Bet. .fourth and riftu.
Whw you can flnil n romj.leto ftsnortment of Dnij,". Mtl!rlucv Cliom'cil 'fl"JlJuHl v
UUf 1 rCMTititlOIl lit ntirll'iniit nm. nt i tn ..-1 onini.i..in i .ir. ri i't lai I ' ' .r,A
fl 'UIHTVisiimof UlOSt KlorniiL'h l'n-xiTii,IlntiUti at Imu- uml unit I HI1 'le.r,,.iL.fl '
Jit VUrV bJtt llllll Illri.l if nnlntllu ..r.i t.....l l. .11. ..,,. K. 11 L' "A V
li vi i . iimivilBin IIIL ll" 'I 111 nil
Klein rl.-rt enii kIwhti In fnnml thfr-i tin
i'mfl1t
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
-"
'J
(GrTIHO FAST KOrTK..&2
SKIP 1757 JL. O
To and (row Dalian, Vt. Worth, Drcuh.im. Galvostou and all Intcrincdit
HORT ROUTS
DAI-'-1'
point1
Thu licit or rcuciifr
Hl..r : tiia. If ixi.rcfcly
fur tho i uri'orduraiiKe-laiul-i.nhiKuiicratlvo
cru-iiK i i.trc i no
1 mlst.il.i- b1mi.ii this In-
ktruill.-lll, tbo pouttutl-
, ou sir. urn ..f electric-
ityvcruii-RtlnRihroiiKli
tltt earta intuit n-jtori.
tlui i In Ilttillhy action
lo out i.Mifivnni this
llb Ktc trli Uc-'.U nt rt m I ! . , ,r. i.ll i'i
f ..ui betl to to-, li -i.rtl-. i - .. -, t, lr
.c
K -r c'K tars cl' .-
rhi- r Fit .ij( h ,
in ana. llu
WACO,
I.cAve wain. Vlo 1'ai tflc H'y
I.cttvua Alvaru.lo, ii. r. vx S K. It'y
Arrive natla, o. c. amis r, K'y
DKTWKKN
.. t so p m. I.cnvo lialla. O. r. n.l ? B '
11 --J ! in. 1 caie Alvara.lo. Mn. 1 . ' ' "
. 1 IU a m. Ariire Wacu. ito. l'a Itn- '
. ii'
FAST ROUTE TO BRENHAM AND GALVESTON.
Leave Waco Mo. I'arinc R'y
'.'S'W Ty'T'c 0. r and M K It'V
AT SliiiltK..tlKil ii Cauilri K i,
ft. l.OlllS 1 Xlirt'l. tl'llVlnt U',1.. dl 1 itl.. n.
AT Mi tiKb.1,01! the (I (' and s K noutli'bii.ili.l'ei.rei onnnefU will" '''
. 13 17 r. m. Arrive Ilrenbam. (
i ..i..... i ..Ic. i:..li'...ti...
r and s F ni.rih bound ext.reK counccH ""' "l
an bo-in
r anil' V.B't
i a. - ..'.V
1 Din"
IT.'""
at Louis bxul .a.eugerleavlns Me
I'O AND l-'UOM Kl'ItOPK AT I.O'r.ST JIATJS-
irtgor (or Waisi at j to p m
-o o
,Cc
.It
c... ......... . . . .....r.-l.lllSlW'
-ii eciaj nevantages to rattlckXV liiiluiito uriog toeir ..- -
Through Tickets and Baggage Gliecksj
STO ALL POINTS REACHED BY BAlU
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