The Waco evening news. [volume], May 20, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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THE WACO NEWS, SATURDAY, M Y 2o. 1S93.
Waco imm Ms
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All oouiiuuniuatioii- to Insure
prompt tttJHiiMoiiihoiilii lie addressed
toTho Nowa, Waco, Texas.
All blllH due Pi'iB News ortlco for
advoitldnif titioriitiou or press
work are pay-inm alone to
J It. KKNNEn,
or to hU ntnori.wl aifent
I'UBLIiltKll'S NOTICE.
Bills which H ih expei't'd The Nowm
to pity must o authorized ly mi
order sIl'iix'1 v J R. BKNNEIT
The Only Democratic Dally In Cen
tral Texas.
The Nkm never shoots it" l m
b ofore it is 1 jaded.
' M ter Cuney in a pullijk g-ju'l-m'n
an' my pus-wnal frien'."
In the general round up of
notabilities where is Tom Ochiltree
at?
Among the prospective infant in
dustries of Dit'las is a lirge baby
farm.
Another bank president charged
with embezzlement lm gono
off -loaded.
Will no ToxaH Muri.bnu arise to
perpetuate in '-vush" the coming of
the Harvey?
"Mistah Cunoy, sah, is a gontle
maii, Hah, and :i suholn sah; yas,
sab, begod, sah."
Captain Powell, the taHost man
in Tex.i", is on his way to Chicago.
It seems that ho was raised" on
Johnson grass.
On account of the bungling of law
yors a wretch in Houston who foul
ly , murdered his mother and aunt
has been allowed to livo a yoar and
more. r
Tho Kiusas populists aro "agin"
tho insiuauce uompanies uud rail
roads. If one of these follows had
a -z hoifor killed by a train ho
would not hesitate to sue tho rail
road for f 100 damages.
A Memphis Methodist proaohor
has fouud a mirclo in a woodpile
in tho shiipo of what is claimed to
be :i genuine stigmata. Thnro is a
'nigger" in a wool-pilo at Gilvos
ton, but he'll bo smokod out protty
soon.
lu dosuribing K ilsil'a the Wash
ington reporters must recolloot that
a female royalty of Spain "has
no legs," according to Spanish court
etl'jelto. jf
Whilo banks north, east and west
aro having an opidomio of "bust
ing" Texas banks ha e not felt a
quiver of tho financial vibration.
This is pretty good for a "bankrupt
country."
Sow that the Texas bankers have
fuvorod the repeal of the Sherman
act, it may bo woll to suggest that
it will be wise to repeal tho act if
wo i-an got another better. .Mean
time, the bankers may "resolute"
and the gold bugs may buzz, but
tho demand of tho domocratio party
will never be mot until silver is re
moneti.-d.
For tho bene!!', of I'ucle Dan
McGary, who will bo present at the
ball to bo given in honor of the
aunt of His Most Catholic Majesty,
Tiik Nuws will state that tho lady
is oalled Ki-.'ahn-tah Ku-lah-ol-ah.
1'. is to be hoped that L'nole D.tn'l
will make a broach in his time-honored
obsorvauco of giving oaoh
man a uickjl around for the beer,
ahould ho wish to ' set 'em up" for
tho haughty grandees.
AN AMERICAN SCULPTOR IN PARIS.
We read in the New York World:
A private letter from Paris
brings some friendly gossip about
Mr. Mj.Mnmts which shoul 1 in
terest every oue who has eon or
read about his beautiful World's
Fair f junta'n. Its verdict may be
trusted, for tho writer is a F.ench
man and 3 sculptor by education,
although not now by practicn, is
keenly and frankly critical even of
his friends, knows ex3C.ly what ho
thinks about a wo-k of art. 3tid
takes pains to expre.. liinielf with
prei,i"ion.
Now that the last iiires for the
fountain are ti li.-hed." ho writes,
I can S3y that McMonnie's talent
has ad a iced during thd progress of
this great work. Thee last figures,
3mong thtiii t-o nymphs playing
Aith children, sho an easier, sup
pler k'nd of work than the earliest
one, a e more perfectly sustained
in a word, are strouger. It is a
grand and beajtiful work of deco
ration, this. And in another statue,
tho small model of which ho has
just completed, progress is m irked
again. The subject is 3 young
"FauneMe" or Bacchante, adanoing
with a d3ncing stop 3nd carrying a
little faun. These words convey
nothing but a chofd-rivre stands
behind their suggestion 3 chef-d'u-ure
of youth and grsue, united
to thore qiantitieH which Me.Mon
nies now posseses.'3, consummate
knowledge and -kill." It must bj
pleasant to have such words written
abjut you by a very good jiige; it
is pleasant even to road them of
another if you, too, are an Ameri
can. It is evident that if we under
stood aad provided for art and its
refinement as wo dj for tho
materialities of life, such as fiiances,
agriculture, mechanical inventions,
war, etc., wo could raise Anuricuu
artists and an American art instea I
of having them inida in Europe,
Although they remain American
citizens can we boast, legitimately,
that aftor having :i quired their
European artistic education aud
their foreign art, they really are
American artists? No, certainly; if
American citizens yet, they aro
French or Germuu or Italian artists.
Why, oven to sell their works and
live they have to depend on
Kuropoan patronage! The master
piece of our gnai American artist,
Mr. Su-gout ( f whom now wo like
to pride ourselves, since the French
have recoguiz.'d and lion -id him),
thsit same masterpiece the French
bought and hung in one of their
linest national musoum; that very
mastorpieco could find no buyer in
tho largest aud riches cities of this
country, where at great cxponso Mr.
Sargent hal exhibited it. What we
need iH 3 national establishment
for tho education 3ud promotion
of artistic culture in our midst, such
as all other civilized nations in
Europe, een tho smallest and the
poorest, possess, aud would be
ashamed to not maintain.
Tho Waco Nkws man is in a bad
way. Hoar him:
In summer we faint.
In wlnti-i we're chilled,
itll tiff 11 WHIlt
'llul niver u lilleil.
Houston Post.
The Nkws, de3r Post, denies tho
charge. It never did it. The
NKWh doesn't "faint in summer" or
"chill in wiutor" and its' wants aio
all supplied. Charge it to some
other fellow. The Nkv- is not
guilty.
Tho orinoline craze appears to
li3VO tapered down to nothing.
Houston Post.
IIae you bjen peeping, Mistor
Man?
The man who wrote tho Child
Q iceu Of Spain" head in yesterday's
News when tast seen was walk
ing toward Dallas, where, it is un
derstood, he wilPapply for a j-ib as
cook on the "Harvley." Ho was
accompanied by tho proofreader,
limping bally, who will probably
"accept a position" as doorkeeper
in a vaudeville palace.
Let the Western GM Alone.
A i bany, Ma 1-
Kd'tnr E'eali-g J"Wi
In pondering over some oi the
numerous "fads" and fashions of
mrdern chilizition, there n3tur.Vi
:i-ies in my mind, this q'r.
"Why do we h3ve chaperones?"
The western g rl is not raised by
hand, neither are her early culture
and training neglected, (-he has
simply grown up in the beautiful
sunshine and is well acquainted
with u'l the facts of life, aud her
knowledge is good. She is strong,
and womanh and has no sort of a
morbid notion about that creature j
called man Sho is of as much !
strength and consequence as he.
A chaperone would ha e to be a
goddess from on h;uru to keep pace
with the western gin. When there
is innocent pleasure to hi had, and
when the gets a s veetheart, you
may depend on it -he will handle
him right without tuu assistance of
an insinu3ting chape.one, 3nd should
he ask her to go to the theatre she
will go and carry hc-relf better than
mamma's chaperonical hot-house
lily, who has aUays been 3t the
bidding of a disappointed "old
maid."
If the western girl wishes to take
a buggy ride with her beau she will
do it and Mr. Beau will do all the
driving, too.
The western girls should quaran
tine against the encroachment of
the so-called protection of irtue
3nd morality.
The cli3perone is needed in the
east, but until the west gets naughty
the chaperone is a nuisance.
Praieie Blo.som
Finest Work.
Lowest Prices
HARTLEY &
JIM mill 'JOX SOVTII tii
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Geyser City Diiectji
iir.vi. r.sTAir..
J. K. HORNE & CO.,
410 Fraukliu Street.
Real Estate a Rental Agfnts.
K. G. GAINES,
Real Estate and Rental Agent,
109 South Fourth Street.
WM. DAVIS,
Fiue Insurance and Real Estate,
Room IS Provident Building,
iu r.s.
for
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Vja,. xu.MUin witJM
, "atGM
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IIKMillT i iiuii:'.
Teacher (in physiology c'a6):
Now, Johnny, how many senses
have you? Johnny (very promptly ):
Five. ' Correct. Now, what are
thoy?" "All pennies." Rochester
Democrat.
Mrs. Hioks: Do you have any
d HLulty withsorvants? Mrs. Fjb
ter: None at all my husband's
Police Commiaioner, and he pro
vides the kitchen with comjaay.
New Yoik Herald.
A! jrchant (to applicant): .Do you
think you know enough to assist me
intheofVuo? Boy: Know enough?
Why, I loft my last phuo because
the bjss said I knew mere than he
did. Society Journal.
lie: Jerusalem! What made you
offer pri.oe? They'll cost a fortune.
She: Pshaw, we won't have to get
any; tluy were to be given to the
woman who didn't ask what's
trumps. Intor Ocean.
He: I am in great trouble. I
kissed a girl tho other night and
now she won't speak to me. Sho:
Did you kiss her more than once?
He: Gh, no! She: No wo&der she
is mad. New York Herald.
' Look here," ho said Indignantly
to the man with the hungry cow,
don't you see that 'keep off
the grass' sign?" Yes " "Woll,
yer cow's on the grass." "I know
it mistor," was tho placid answer:
"I know jjst as well as you do.
You see that cow can't read "
Washington Si a'.
A school ma'am not many miles
from hero was teaching a class in
spelling when the word "hus
band" was put on the blackboard.
None of the children could pro
nounce it, 3iid in order to help
them out the teacher asked:
"What would I have if I should
get married?" The answer was
prompt, but not the one she ex
peoted, and she blushed such a
brilliant red that tho sunlight paled.
Enchange.
IT'S (JI'ITE A STEP
from the Kivat, griping,
ili'Milfiil pills to Doctor
1'ii'i'co'-. Pleasant I'el-K-ti
SStti wlint an ail
laiua there ii:
Tl)"-u little IVllets,
Mvmvh lmger than
inii'.taril sef-tU, aro the
miuIUm unil the easiest
to tako tiny, Mipar-
nn.ltrxl rrt'iTii.l.,j tlint
every fluid is reailv for
The) art in tho niiMest. easiest, mot nat
ural tco No iolem-e, no miction after
nard, nurf their help Uili Tlier perma
nently i"c Constipation, Indigestion, Uilious
Attacks .Sclc or llilious Hendaehos, and all
derangc'ints. of tho liver, stomach and
bowels
They'ie put up in .sealed vials
them nlnnys fifsh and reliable
ordinal , full-, in wooden nnd
boxes
They're, tho chcapfit, for they're gunrnn
(erd to gnr sitistaction, or your money is re
turned. You pay only for the (7oo you get.
No matter what you've tried and found
wanting, ou can b'c cured with Dr. Bago'a
Cataj-rh Itcmedy.
BROWN & MOORE,
Grain, Hay, Feed and Pkoduce,
72G Austin St. Telephone.
;kocj:u.
H. STOLTE,
Staple and Fancy Grockp.ies.
309 South Fifth Street.
I'HO'KHiltM'lIDIt
J. L. BERGSTKOM,
502A Austin Street.
Finest Wohic, Lowest Pkices.
DRS. RE1LY & ALlijf
.EYE, EAR, NOSE AND Jt
Over First National Uank
TTJ T H Trvvu.
Deniist. Be
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Over First National BsiJ
DR. C. S. PHILLlpjfti
Dentist,
Opposite Postoftice, Wacol
UAUItlAlii: MIOI'S.
HOPKINS BROS.
Blacksmitu and Cabriagb SlIOl'.
207 and 209 South Fifth Street.
n,(i.'i' m,m;s
ABERNATHY & TRICE,
AT JIM CHOWDERS.
Float Lino. E'reights Paid. Goods
Delivered Promptly.
I'M .TIKIXi AM) CJ.1S I'lTTI.Xi,
C. W. AlcDONALD,
Plumiung, Steam and Gas Fitting
305 South Fifth Street.
IIAKIMVAIti:.
I. D. LEWIS,
Gonoral Hardware, 313 Austin Ave.
Two Doors East of Sanger Bros.
nio roiMi(ii:s.
WACO CITY IRON WORKS,
ll It Whiti'rborni'r froprirtor.
All kinds of Foundry and Machino Work
Corner Seserith and l'ranklln.
ItlVERMDE FOUNDRY AND M CIIINE
SIIOl More ProntB, Iron and Br iss Caitluse
oi all Kinds Made at Short Notice, Repairing
Kiiglnea, Cotton Gini, Presses and Farm Im
plements n bpcoialty O. UaNUTKSOX.
uiiiAit ami .i:,si)i: i,i:h.
P. RAY NAPIER,
Clijttv itutt -.Vric livitlt'V Ayi'tit Halveston
mill Dallas JSt'iri, Sutiscrtiithms tttitl
Attrerttshiti Jticrlml. Until ltd y ill, 1 l.'t
South FitU Sln-tt, Ifitro.
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WACO STEAM LAUNDRY,
Olio II' 1IHOS. A- ri.OOlt, I'roprlelor.
l'rompt Attention to out of town itnlers.
HOOTS .M MIOi:s.
MADKANI) IIKI'AIREDIJY S. HEINKMAN
309 Franklin Street, Opposite
Post Oflice, Waco.
A. RIVEROLL.
J'httitctttn ami A. ,,,
Female Diseases, Stomach Troubl
vuuKuiiiifbiuu a of cc i any. uiuce, 7004
ui.i-, uwui mm a iiuoiuui." VUUllQ,
DR. P. R. HENGST,
vuiuo, -tui-r iust.iu we. rteiii
Home Villa. Telephone!
DR. J. C. J. KING,
Office in Chalmers Illnnk. tm..J
South Third Street. Slate at Old Comal
Office hours tioax 11 a. m. to 12 30p,a
DR. J. W. HUNTER,
ItJItci; Itnum X, Provident flHlMlail
Ulil Cornir ( Sturr, f(ri
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roiinii m. .time utn viiriin H,ujt
J It. Fltlti:i.l,, fl. D. Bx
. aud 21 Provident Uuildlng. Telepli
-, iaoo, icxaa, eve. Bab, .oj
iuuuAi txoiuivuy.
E. M.EWING.
1 !) South Kouiirn.
ATTOIIVKV AT. LAW AND NOTAHWi
Sjieclal atteutiou to examination ii
llUOP,
ALLAN DSANFORD,
Attokne at Law,
R ioiu No. o, Chalmers BIoJ
3i eat 3i.viiki;t.
RACK & CLOWE.
Hot Barbecue Meat. Best Mel
the Market 0S South SqaiJ
JOHN DOLLINS.
FIN3ST MEATS IN TIIK CUT,
72S Austin Ave.
ULEAMMi AM) ITi;I.fi,l
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Dye Wokks.
Only Reliable Works in the 01
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W. E. DUPREE,
Agiiicultueal ImPLEMBSIS'
Buggies, Etc. Cor.Bridge&W
FISH MAKKUTH.
RICHARD & BLANOIIAS
Fish, Oysters, Gamo, Dressed Pn
try, 72 Austin Auenue.
it vitm:it mioi's.
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South Eighth Street, Waco, Texas.
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