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WACO DAILY NEWS, JANUARY 29 1892. 2 Pears' Soap "Beauty is but skin deep" was probably meant to disparage beau ty. Instead it tells how easy that beauty is to attain. "There is no beauty like the beauty of health" was also meant to dispar age. Instead it encour ages beauty. Pears' Soap is the means of health to the skin, and so to both these sorts of beauty. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it. 'wsa UaJtar Ssfctafc R. CHRISTOPHER. Editor and General Manager. Largest Circulation of any Paper in Central Texas. Subscription, 60 cants per month, or (5.00 per year In advanco.WnKLY Niwu f 1. 00. per yoar. Kutered at tho Waoo postoflloe as sec ond olase mall mutter. THE NEWS IS THE OFFICIAL OR GAN OF THE CITY OF WACO. BUSINESS NOTICE. All bills duo the News for advertis ing from July 15th are payable to R. Christopher or his authorized col lector. This applies also to sub scribers. BUSINESS NOTICE. The News Ib not responsible for nor will itpay any bills unless authorized by a written or verbal order from the manager. SOCIETY NOTE. Items ami communications intended lor this department should be sent to No. 309 North Twelfth street or tele phoned to No. 30, on or before Friday afternoon of each week, in order to receive proper attontlon. News notes received after 10 o'clock Satur day morning cannot appear until the next week, however much we may regret the delay. "1 inn for tree cnimiiorcn AVitli nil Million ." 'I'lioimih Jcffurtoii. "Hut right U right, though II In not nl irill.i popular, mill I ntntiil Ug II u-hrthrr II retire tup. to jirleute lift or lifts wr la lilgli fr liniior-i." Jtogrr Q. Mills. The Chilian Matta will not produce blood, and is a plain case of jigoisra. The Dallas Times-Herald depends almost entirely upon tho Republican press for paper wads to shoot at Mills. Tho Republican press of course de light to furnish ainunition to be used on Mills. The Senatorial triumvirate has a perfect light if they choose to set the Hill machine to grinding boforo winter is over but tho people of Texas nd of other states havo a right to re id tho grist offorod them by Now ork after seeing it ground before its turn. Cleveland's withdrawal from tho contest for president at this time would insuro a solid Hill delegation from New York, and would givo him soruo advantage, but the principle loving Democrats have learned al--nady that a western man was tho lily alternative. It was reported a fow days ago that G rover Clevoland would withdraw from tho race for president but tho report has since beon domed. It is hoped tho' latter report is true, just at this juncture tho ox-president's with drawal would be tho unkindest out of all. Wait until after Fob. 22 anyhow Grover. THEOICTJM OF NEW YORK. The Nashville Herald disorcdits the ohargo that Hill was rosponsiblo for tho selection of Chioago for tho con vention on tho ground that, "ovcrj thing, including tho offort of Govern or Hill's friends, pointed to. tho ad vantage it would be to that gcntlo man's cause to bavo tho Democratic convention meot in Now York." Hill was on record in his organ, The Now York Sun, soveral days boforo the committee met as opposing Now York. Burko Cochran, tho Tammany con gressman, dcolared that Chicago was the only western city able to accommodate the largo dele gation of Tammany braves that would suroly attend the covention from Now York. Ho esti mated tho New York contingent at 10,000. Of courso, all this crowd will not expeot to vote in tho conven tion. Only 74 of thorn will be dele gates and tho remaining 9920 will composo tho Hill hurrah crowd. Tho Democracy of all tho other states woro insulted only a few days ago by tho editor of tho Now York Sun who said in an interview in the Kan sas City Times that Hill would bo nominatod and nothing could prevont it. When asked where tho dead sinch camo in he answered that it was in the well known fact that Now York was solid for him. To tho ques tion as to how tho rest of tho country stood ho replied with a Bncer that it was a matter of no consequence, that tho rest of tho country would have to submit to whatover New York said about it. Tho rest of tho country does not havo to submit to tho dictum of New York and tho rest of the country will meet New York at the convention June 21. m m . Notico. I have this day purchased tho stock of M. T. Bovnton on tho corner of Fourth and Moore streets, and solicit your patronage. Yours truly, A. W. Bovnton. January 25, 1892. The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of tho many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. If you have over tried it. you are one ot its staunoh frionds, because tho wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King's New Disoovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be a filiated with a cough, cold or any throat, lung or chest trouble, seourc a bottle at once and givo it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every timo, or money refunded. Trial bottle free at W. 13. Morrison& Co's drugstore. Day beforo rTTpnT ITT On yesterday was I 1 1 H 1 1 A u s day the stock 1 UllUUHlof tho est. Louis Shoo Storo wa sold out at auction by Mr. Lastingor, trustee. It was bought in by Mr. rl. 1. Uarks dalo. Tho priee paid in cash was less than ono-third tho invoico price. The lease of tho store expires on next month, and for thirty days Mr. Barks- dale is going to sell tho stock out. If you want to buy shoes at about 35 cents on the dollar, you can do it for thirty days at the St. Louis Shoo Store, Sixth and Austin. This is straight goods. n For all Btylos cf photographio work go to .nckson. Itockport lots have two strings on fortunes bow, Orango and Grapo cul turo, and will dovble in value in a fow months as it is the coming dor water port, J. E. Anderson. o Every one who goes to Jones & Goodloe's buys. They are soiling off goods fast. Joe Lehman is tho most popular res t&urant man in Texas. Uib plaoo 117 South Fourth stroot. For Sale. One four room Iioubo and two lots IGO9 Franklin street. P. G. Smith. l)e)lciililo Vlflnlii'y. Little Rock, Jan. 29. A bold rob bery wns reported at policohendquarten this morning as having occurred on the inbound cannon-ball on tho Iron Moun tain train Inst Saturday morning. Tliu victim is Miss C. Helton, u young lady music teacher, who resides in Kentucky, who sold nil her effects and was on her way to havo her eyes treated in this city, she being almost totally blind. At Beobe, tho third station nbovo here, while on route on tho Iron Mountain, 11 smooth, gentlemnnly appearing young man in neat business attire, who occu pied the seat behind her, offorcd to as sist Miss Helton, gaining her confidence by telling her ho was a commercial drummer who was en route for Little Rock nfter his samples, which ho hnd left hero before tho holidays. Miss Hel ton's confidence was tho more easily ob tained because of her baring had a brother, now dead, who was once n traveling man. Entrusting herself to his caro sho fell asleep and did not awnko till sho enmo to Jacksonville. Sho car ried her trunk check and her money. $3,"i0, in a small hnnd-satchcl. Sha looked for the satchel and it was gone, as was also her commercial friend. She at once concluded that thoy had gone together. Tho case was reported to po lice headquarters here, but no clew to tho robber, tho satchel or its content? has been found. Tho poor penniless girl is in tho hands of sympathizing friends, and the physician she came to seo will treat her eyes anyhow. Antl-Cliincko Movement. . Helena, Mont.. Jan. i0. The anti Chineso sentiment is growing every day. Efforts to starvo tho Chinamen here arc being made by sonic. The lnbor organi zations of Butte impose a fine on any member who patronizo Chinese restau rants, launderies or stores or any estab lishment where Chinese help is omployed. The Knights of Labor of the stato re solved to support no city for tho state capital whose citizens employ Chinese 01 support Chinese tradesmen. Tho city council of Helena has passed a preamble and resolution setting forth the evils oi Chinese immigration and urging tin Montana delegation in congress to sup port a new restriction act. Governor Toole has been in correspondence with the treasury department at Washington urging that means be employed to guard the northern boundary. Ho says there is an enormous organization, with head quarters along tho Canadian passage, smuggling Chinamen across the lino and visibly swelling tho Chinese population within the last year. Want u rcutlun. Omaha, Jan. 29. An Omaha Indian named Win. Tyndall is about to ask Uncle Sam for a pension. His home ii on a farm near Bancroft, but ho is now in this city taking the necessary steps to present his claim. He has a dischargo showing that ho was mustered out of the service at Omaha in 18G0 at tho ago of 20. Ho was born in Douglass county forty years ago and enlisted in this city during tho rebellion. Ho was sent to Fort Kearney and then further west on frontier duty. He served under Captain Griffin. Tyndall was not wounded, but will claim a pension under tho general disability act. Ho asserts that rheunia ism contracted in the service unfits him for work. He speaks English very well, dresses like the whites and is very unlike the average Indian. AVait llu mi imimilor? Atlanta, Jan. 29. Frank McConley came to Atlanta and captured the heart of a winsome widow by tho namo of Mrs. Roberts, relict of a wealthy citizen recently deceased. McConley is tho son of a ranchman near Sterling, Tex., who who is quoted at a $150,000. Tho mar riage did not suit the wealthy ranchman and hints of a disinheritance disturbed tho mind of the groom. Yesterday when Mrs. McConloy returned homo from a visit sho found her husband had retnmed to his father, leaving a noto begging her to get a speedy divorce and marry a bet ter man. Dynamite. ljx)iliislnii, WiLKKSBAnnn, Pa., Jan. 29. A ter rific explosion of dynamito occurred at Honey Brook, a small town five miles from Hazleton. Fifteen Hungarian miners were sitting around the stove in tho workmen's shanty eating lunch when soveral sticks of dynamite which had been placed near the stove oxploded, blowing tho shanty to fragments and scattering tho inmates in all directions. Two men wore instantly killed, their bodies being shockingly mutilated. Of tho other thirteen it is believed a num ber will dio. Hull Over ami Killed. Littlk Rock, Jan. 29. R. N. Yeakle, a prominent young man of this city, connected with tho soveral insurauco companies, while attempting to jump on tho Hayes truck which was being driven rapidly through the streets, in responso to fire alarm, missed his footing and fell under the wheels and was crashed to death. During Clevekmd's administra tion ho was registrar of United States lands in this city. Hurilly True. London-, Jan. 20. Dispatches to tho Times report that news received at Santiago from tho United States declares the President Harrison has decided to recall Mr. Egau, the American minister. LET EM GO: fere's flow It peads jow That We Have Taken Our Last Whack at Prices. t CLOTHING- : All of our Men's Cassimere Suits that were $3.75, now for $2.95 Allof our Suits that were $5.oo,now for 3.60 All of our Suits that were $7.50, now for 5.50 All of our Suits that were $10, now for 7.50 All of our best goods that sold as high as Si 7.50, choice now for $10 Everything in the shape ol clothing butch ered in proportion. A general slaughter in the prices of woolen goods. Boots and Shoes at your own prices. We mean a general CLEAN UP Come and see us. As our quotations will prove. VPatoli tlii OoI-ixzoouol And note the prices given from time to time on first-class groceries. THE RESULT will be that after looking through our stock you can't im magine how you paid such high prices for goods. And a penny made is a penny earned. Look out for us and Watoh our , Advertisement From day to day and save not only pen nies but dollars. Yours Respectfully For fine goods low prices and saving money. J. T. CHAMBERS, 6n AUSTIN STREET. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK WACO, - - TEXAS. PAID IN. CAPITAL $100,000 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $106,000 ZDIDRIEiaTOIRS. J. 8. MoIiKNDON. President. W. D. LAOY, o. n. HiaaiHsoN, Accounts of twig, b inkerc, merchants, farmers, meohanlcs and othor classes solicit od. W pay as much attortloa toamal nooounta as large ones. We give personal and ipeolal attention to our oollootton dop irtnont.and romitonday of puyment. Erohonge bought and soldo f 11 the principal olnts of the United States and Earope. MOORE ROTMERS. WS S WSP Will ! Manfactmers 1 Wholesale Grocers. Alexandre's Baking Powder. Alexandre's Pare Bpioes. Alexandre's Java and Rio Blend Coffee. Moore Bros' White Wine and Apple Vinegar. Moore Bros' Pure Older. Having purchased Mr. Alexandre's buslnes wo are now propared to All ordora promptly. Patronize Homo Institutions. Sustain our efforts to make Waco a Great Manufacturing Centre. Corner Eighth and Austin Streets. IT J. T. DAVIB, Vice-president. J. E. PABKKK, THOS. P. ABBELj U, B. BLACK, Oashltr H CA.UFIKLD, Moore Bros' Flint Candy. i