The Waco evening news. [volume], April 29, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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THE WACO NEWS, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1803.
Padflitt Park Theatre
F. R. SHARPE &. CO.,
Last Performance
OF
"A Lively Chase!"
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flu u itjijmif vrmi. M n'i,t.
Price 25 and 50 cents.
Performance S:30 p. m.
face EYflBing lews
o 4 17 mill ll'l I ninkllii M Mum
J. it it k v k r r
IMi6(l,hr nmf r.,rllir.
All coiiiiminicutiont to Insure
prompt attention "tinutd besdilreseii
toThe Nwi Wnpo, rex').
All t)illn lno I'lic Nrws otllee for
ndvoitUlnir iUl"eriptloii or press
work aro piiynhle alone to
S J. R. BENNETT,
or to his auUiortzeil uent
I'UBIjHUKK'S NOTICn
Bills whion it in expected The Newn
to pay must tt authorized by an
order signed by J R. BENNETT.
The Only Democratic Dally lu Con
tra! Texas.
THE SUNDAY LAW.
All thu newspapers in Sun Antonio
seem to bo hoHlihi to the enforce
ment of the Sund ij lav in their
city, ami this Htate of thingH is pro.
diued by the idea that the mr. j inly
ol the population is opposed to the
enforcement of the statute ag.vinst
ceping bar rooms open on Sunday.
It is as lawloBH as it in unpatriotic
in the nowspapers to advocate, in
the most inll iin:itoi style, the open
vio'a'ion of a statute of the sta e,
md the people of Texas owe it to
themselves to atli the brand of
their disapprobation on those papers.
It is legitwnito for men to urge and
advocate tho repeal of a law, and to
secure its repeal l lawful means,
f they can do so; but, it is lawless,
revolutionary, unpatriotic and
dangerous to tho public welfare-, in
a community to arrogate the right
of violating a general law .r. their
pleasure. It in truly a most alarm
ing i niptom of apprcaihiug auar.
ib to see newspapers fanatically
urging 3iid defending tho violation
of a law of the state, enacted b a
legislature duly oleoted bv the
ii all tied voterH of the state. Brann,
of the Express, is hardly responsible
for what ho utters since he is not
' ir removed from insanity. His
mind is warped and diseased he is
devoid of common sense and jnige.
ment, and mistakos pert loquacity
and tlippancy for genius. Ha is in
i fair ws to turn the Express
plumply upon the broikers.
It is anything but creditable to
Sin Antonio, that a juij oomposed
of anti-Sunday law men. will die
regard their solemn oaths to tind a
vordict according to the '-law and
the testimony" and acquit, where
the evidence is clear and conolusiye
and the law is uudisputed. uch
mon are unfit to sit on juries and
iifcti. for oitianship. The newsj a
pars of Saa Autonio dare not de
nounce jurors, who act in this cor
rupt and lawless manner, as per Hi
rers, because they are deciples of
these papers, and are practising
what their newspapers preach,
daily, with a sort of demonial fa
naticism. A juror is corruptly
false to his oath, when he acquits a
person soloy on the ground, that his
private opinion oondetnus the law,
and ho should be difqialified, by
law, for thereafter serving on a
jury. Such men are unsafe and
unreliable for tho reason, that they
porjuro themselves.
What right 1 :i Mn Antonio to
nullify tho Sunday law? Tne K.v
piess, "n its phrery. fays no liw is
binding ou a people miles? they ap
prove of it. Are the people of
Ttas ready to 3ppro d of the an
archical doctrine so fanatically
preached by the Express? If a
community be opposed to enforcing
the law against murder, according
to the Express, such community has
the right to nullify and di?r?gard
the law by acquitting all men
tried for murder. A community
of thieves would alao have the
right to nullify the law
against thoft. The pretension
that San Antonio ha tho rijht
to violate any statute, thatdjes not
quadrate with her notions, is
a- unfounded a- it is lawless and
will never be conceded by the
people of Texas.
NO FINANCIERS
It is the interest of the country
that no financier, i e., no pro
fessional financial man ever be
allowed to maD.ijo the finances of
the people or to direct the tiuancial
policy of our government. Lately
an esteemed, but greath mistaken
contemporJi wa- advocating the
surrendering of the financial policy
of tho government to the 'control"
of ''our financiers." The imminent
aid dangerous crisis that has just
beon a veiled by the intelligent
patriotism cl President Cleveland
and Secretary (. arlisle not onlv
without but even contrary to the
pernicious iutluonce and demands
of professional fijaneieriis a
striking illustration of tho necessity
to keep financiers out from tho
management of cui national or state
lina'ices.
It is very easy to see that their
very profession instful of tiaing
them for the control of nationa' or
state finances, uecessarially and
radically unfits them for it
and renders them the most
dangorous cbss of all for
the exercise of such a control. Tne
"only spring" of their profession,
as justly says the en highest au
thoritv in political economy. Ad.im
Smith "i- and must be selfish
ness. '" Hut we know that it is the
very reverse of selfishness, i. e.,
public spirit, patriotism 3ud abso
lute solf denial that 3re the noble
virtues to which only can be trust
ed safely tho management of public
affairs.
The most honest professional fi
nancier that could be found, even
with the help of a lantern in broad
daylight, tus inevitably, with his
professional life and fatal habits of
selli ahneap. narrowed his mind and
soul to merely selfir-h interest, and
incapacitated hini'elf for this large
atd noble 'elf-denial that is so de
sirable ai.l even indispensible at
the helm of public affairs.
During the imminence of this last
averted crisis and gold panic, we
have seen on one side the people,
represented rj 1'res dent Clou-'and
and Mr. Carlisle, and on the other
the Wall Street financiers and
"gold bugs" parleying as from op
posing camps, sending proposal one
to the other, each one pulling for
their own side, the financiers re
fusing any oftheir proposals though
beneficial to national finances,
oecanfe the would not al
low them to turn their usual
houest(V) penny out from the pub
lie treasury, and the pockets of the
nation, finally President Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle, ignoring
them, escaping the pressure of their
selfish usurious greed and winning
for the people the financial battle
against co-allied financiers.
It is a very common and crude
prejudice to believe that because a
man is a professional and success
ful lioancier in hia own individual
interest, he is ipo facto endowed
with a larger special opacity for
th'e understanding of great financial I
questions than are men of other I
profession. A political economist, !
3tiy tcientitt, anicularly a until-,
matician, a ci tl or a military en
gineer, a lavyir, even 3 phyician,
if well educated and able in I
their respective professions, will
he superior to any Wall i
Street speculator to resolve
difficult and intricate financial prob
lems. Any man, able for instance,
to hand'e calculus more easily will
mater financial questions, if only
Geyser City Diiecli
ii;i. r.vi ii:.
J. K. HORNE & CO ,
!!! Franklin Street.
Rkai. EhTATi; a Ri:ni-al Aciknts.
R. G. GAINES,
Ural Estate and Rental Agent,
100 South Fourth Street.
applying his mind to them, tbnaj -
eercan teu those famous finan
ciers who are called "N ipoleon of
tiuauco,'' who, in-tci I of genius and
patriotism, pos8e? most often only
tho low cunning of selfish greed,
and who, if truskd .villi the control
of national or slate finances, in
evitably would speedih bring them
to their witerloo.
Wll. DAVIS,
Fire Inpi'uanok and Rkai. Estate.
Room 48 Provident Building.
Silver cert'ticates issued in pay.
ment of silver bullion, are payable
in silver, but Harrison's administra
tion to emphasize its abject subser
viency to the gold bugs, redeemed
them in gold. It was this nefar
ious playing into the hands of the
gold bug?, that ( ansed the present
financial trouble. Mr. Carlisle
must not submit to tho insolent dic
tation of tho gold bugs and harpies
of Wall street' Nick Biddle and
the old National Bank of Philadel
phia, attempted to bully and brow
beat President Jackson in a similar
manner, but, happily for the peo
pie, "Old Hickory" was not a man
to be freightened fiom doirg his
duty. Pay silver certificates in
silver, coin the silver bullion lying
unprofitably in the government
vaults, remonetv.e silver and let
Wall street do its worst. The issue
is bound to come, and the present
is as good a time a can be hoped
for. If the government is the slave
and creature of Wall street, the
sooner the fact becomes known to
the people, the bettor for them.
i i:i:n i imcuih ci:.
BROWN & MOORE,
Ghaiv, Hav, Feed and Pkoduoe,
72fS Austin St. Telophono.
it ki;uii:s.
FRENCH BAKERY,
Corner Ninth and Webster Street,
O. BEiM.irii, Proprietor.
t:itoci:ics
II. STOLTE,
Staple and Fancv Gkoceuies.
300 South Fifth Street.
i'iioi ;ic iiii:ics
J. L. BERGSTROM,
5024 Austin Street.
Finest Work, I Lowest Priced
c;.iuma;i: snoi's
HOPKINS BROS.
Blacksmith and Carriage Shop
207 and 200 South Fifth Street.
FLOAT I.I1
ABKRNA THY & TRICE,
AT JIM CROWDERS.
Float Line. Fmigh's Paid. Goods
Deliverpd Promptly.
pi.i .hiiim: A.M J.IS I'lTTIMi.
c. w. Mcdonald,
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting
30 j South Fifth Street.
The minister who, as pastor, has
arrayed against him a respectable
manority of his tlook, will resign
his chared to some one else, for he
knows withont the combined sup- j
port of his members his efforts are
crippled, ouch is equally true of
teachers and officer- in our c'ty
school' To achieve their highest
usefulness the faithful and united
support of all citizens should be
enlisted. To do this demands the
minority should be consulted by
tho majoiity. The majority
should not attempt to force
a teacher or superintend
ent upon the schocls dist3&teful
even M a respectable minority; un
it iKiiw.iiti.
I. D. LEWIS,
General Hard vare, 313 Austin Ave.
Two Doors Est of Sanysr Bros.
on. ami ; soi,i i.
OIL AND GASOLINE
I)cicrail It viy part of the rlty.
'Jclephone C. N. Curtl or HarriFon A. To.
E II. McG U'GTi:V, Cl'J Auslm 3trcat.
IUO I IMMMIIO.
WACO CITY IRON WORKS,
If. . II iittt rhni'ni't I'i ojtt it tur.
All Linile of Foundry anil Machine Work
Cornel Seipnth ami Kranklln
;i(.it am) i:.nim: w,i;u.
P. RAY NAPIER
less it can be demonstrated 'no '-''('' ; '"'' -v """, "' -hi'in ,ii'i
tt mi iiiiiiii 1'ir lKi'ti'Mfiiinrii it r ft
where in the wide world can one so
capable be found
Waco is growing steadily and
solidly, 3nd mesns to continue on
same schedule.
till i ttishiit llirittnl Until Itnitnt, t ."
Smith Fifth tmt, II urn.
sri: ti i, i mhii:s
The contest is batwoen tho people
and W t'l street.
WACO STEAM LAUNDRY,
X tir .Susiiph tttnt ftrhltit i .,
vhmv itnos a 'oo.i'",Me'f'M'
I'romiit AtU ntion to out of town mihrs.
i
ABOVE ALL OTIWRS,
Dr Piei re's f-inlflon Medical Dis-
rjvorv l- tho nwlicme for tho i
blixxl Y hi II b illuiK to believe i
noors i.mi snoi.
MADK AND RH'AlliEDHV S. IIEINKMAN
309 Franklin Street. Opposite
this, wrliaps if vu think of tha I ,, l,,,,. ,
war its .M to ou On trial Post Otlice, WacO
m (,s,
thatV "hut it amount-, to In anv
.asH uhcio it fails to benetit or
cure, vour inonev is returned.
With an iluutitfiil or ordinary
medicnif. this cduldn't lx done.
And it i mi' done, esc-ept with the
" Discovery '
In every di'oa'e catisfnl by a
tirplil liver or impure blood, this
medicine "ill ceitainly cure For
the most stuliliorn Skin and Scalp
Diseases, the worst forms of Scrof
ula, oven Consumption ior I.uns
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WCt U JJL-in v'pJ
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Corner Fourth and P...,,
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Uvor iirst National Jhnk
DR. J. II. BonI'T,
Dentist
Over First Natiorjal Batl
DR. C. S. PHILLIP
DN'TIsr
Opposite Postofl e, Waco
A. RI ERULL,
J'hjl lie III II .,, S ,1,, jn,,
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street near Hill's Hualni., C ., Id
DR. P. Ii. IIEN-rST
Office, 101 J Austin A. Resii
Home Villa. Teh phone
DR. J. O. J. KING,
wince in wnainura U ork i Mi!r
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nt Ohl t'nriii i Driuj (,, . ,,, Mn
s. Sri it rilijihnni nt uiji, ,ni rtll
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Hot Barbecue Meat. Bestow
the Market x'OS Soutluaaie. Ksn
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JOHN DOLLINS.
KINKsT MKAIS IN UIKtiTT,
T'-'is Austin Ae
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THE LITTLB FRLACIDIAl
Dyb Wohks.
Only Reliable Works in the Ci
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AlUIICULTUBAI, ImI'LKSIESTS
Buggies, E'.c. Cor. Bridge A-lsly hi
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Fihb. Ocstnrs. O.imo nrps.JedPJ
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SADD1 ES. 11A11NJJ8B, t ' UK'0SI
111 South Third Street Bah
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ALF. HERBEIIN, fr
Large Stock of Buggy and W i
llarnpsa. Cheap. ,il4 AuitiDSW111
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ii vititi.u miiii'" prid
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J. II. BROWN. Beo
L'ndek Wkbi HoTiB'pat
on South Third Street. .
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Deane,
Tne
PHOTOGRAPHER
and overy kindred ailment, nothing ap
proacnes it as a remedy
othins Ue, at anv price, is really as
cheap Y m pay only tor the (iooiI you Ret.
Its more than mere relief it's a poifect
and permanent cvrr. that you get with Dr
SaROi Ca'anh Kemly. The proprietors
offer f"xj reward for any incurable case
of Catarrh
Has re-OnonoH for Kn?inp af I . i.olAntein'st-rpnf. OVCf C0Dt
nr Dti'TllerViainC Tucker & Co's- has the newest and latest styles in backg
cn.i.t:&sui ics ttnu cvcrytning pertaining to eiegaiu pnoiugiai"'- .
new plastic grounds, the latest extension grounds, never W
brought to Waco, Also the largest photo camera, box ana
the city, which will enable him to make life-size bust photos J.
and to introduce large photographic work in Waco, he will g'Jco
absolutly free of charge to all customers during Februar l. Jm, t
and April, on May 1st, five larce portraits, handsomely fralTie ' Win;
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tnai touu .-" ".'
3, and keep yu' ;'tll,
work and charges
pCQTnppKKATEsTiti:sToitKR, Une 22x27, one 20x24, one iSx22.one i&x
' Known. Kor wcakneu. in I tor each dollar will be given one ticket, so
KdffiVe5,SSW;7fi"i?-n,S& navetaeBameoJw a c,rand nortralt frei
'rrtnfl.rt.1. Ileneflta v
tnte'-l l Ci) -tamp for cirniiRr. ConflJentiftl
c-9Auu JJ E.lll(JAt4 UV,, j nicub 1
najentiaj open on this fact that Deane does ths very tluest
...imiito. price f0r iti DON'T FORGET THIS.