The Waco evening news. [volume], May 20, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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THE WACO NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1893.
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THE LEADER,
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AUSTIN
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Offers Unsurpassed Variety anfl Prices!
To the Buyers of Dry Goods and Shoes.
Our lines of Wash Goods and Fine Hosiery
are Especially Attractive. See them.
Fancy Parasels ai Cost
This Week we Place on Sale our entire line
of Fancy Parasols at strictly Cost Price.
They are all New and Stylish Goods, See
them in our Show WindOvV.
Livingston & flGscnberg.
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Mas Arrived,
AND IS,' FOR SALE
BY ALL DRUG STORES.
THEM,
Everything
Sold Under a
CLIMAX OIL, For Pain.
CLIMAX PILLS, For Biliousness.
CLIMAX BLOOD ELIXIR, For all
Blood Diseases.
COKE AND MILLS DID ENDORSE
FINLAY.
It Is a Matter of Notoriety Among
Interested Parties.
Referring to the special corres
pondence from Washington in tno
Dallas News in regard to the Gil
veston oolleotoiship, Sena' or Coke
said to a-i E kmni. New reporter
t dvy:
"The statement that they have
been UiiiMd to find a written eu
(brsorutnt of Col. Go. Finlay by
Coke and Col. Mills for the elec
torship of that port may be eorrec'.
but that Sonator Coke has li'ed in
writing an indorsement in the secre
tary of the treamry's ollije is a
nia'.ter of common notoriety annng
ah persons at Wash nglon interest
id in that suhjocl and thai Senatoi i
Coke and Mills ha e indorsed Col
Fiulay and that these gentlemen
have been to the w"rtary repeated
ly and urged Ftulaj's appoint
ment." In this connection Tun Nkws
will also Htii'.o tb it the interview
published a few d.js ago in Tun
KKM.SG Nk- and afterwards
A'ircd to tho Ga. tie and Post by
their special correspondent, was in
accurately presented Senator Coke
said, -writing to Col. Greshanr. "If
Col. Mills desires a conference with
mo in conj motion with youiself
and so expresses himself, I will at
tend," etc.
The Search for the Shootlst.
Yesterday tho officer acertained
that the man who shot Mr. Curry
had no shoes on at the time ho ran
avay, and learned from a negro in
Eut Waco that a man answering
that, description had taken his
ho'fs'e frjm him about JJ o'clock in
the morning and galloped a way in an
easterly direction The man in his
flight procured another horse about
four miles from the city from a farm
er's barn and left the exhausted
horse of tho negro in his place, and
resumed his tl'ght
At the farm of M WhiHi Id,
ooar the Tehuacana, Deputies itus
iell and Torrenca ascertained from
him that a linn answering their dis
cription had udden up to bis farm
about 10 o'clock in the morning,
having a hatchet in one hand and a
pistol in the other, and dtminded
of him his horse, adding, that he
had killed a man. lie got the horse
and rode ofl swiftly toward the
fuck forests of the Iehuacan3.
Tho officers are still on his track.
Late this afternoon the man had
not been arrested and tho impres
sion i-epniH to bo that he has left the
city. Policeman Curry is said to
bo dob" well.
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Mayor's Court.
James Van, drunk, lined $.".
Andrew Bird, intoxication; fined
") 00.
W. T. IlineK, concealed weapons;
lined f25.
Tom S. Cavoia, asEU'ilt and bat
tery; due 45.
Jennie Shelton, abusive language;
fined 0.
Died.
Mr. L, A. Harper died last night
at his res donoe, Xj, 821 South
Eleventh street, of typhoid fever,
having been conliued to his room
for four weeks.
Mr. Harper had been in Texas
four years, and Waves a wife and
one child to mourn his death.
The funeral services took place
this morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. J.
Wood Stone officiating. Interment
at First Stroet cemetery.
Ballard's Snow Liniment.
This Liniment is different in com
position frum any other liniment on tho
market It i a soientific discovery
which results in it being tho most pon
otrating Liniment ovor known. Thore
are numorous white imitations, wbiuh
may be recommended beoiuso they
pay the seller a greater profit. Boware
of these and demand Ballard's Snow
Liniment. It positively cares llhcu
matism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises,
Woands,Cuts,SoiaticaandInfiammato
rj llhcuuiatism,Burns,Scalds,Sorc Feet,
Contracted muscles, Stiff joints, Old
soros, Fain in Baok. Barb Wire Cuts,
Soro Chest or Thioat, and is especial
ly beneficial in Paralysis. Sold by
11 shur & Co , Waoo, J. B Cornish,
Fist Waco, Texas.
VHY WILL YOU cough whoa
in' loh'e Cure will give you imrofldi
ito relief?. Frioe lOo, 60o and $1.
for it by WillitmMa Drug oom
ALL OVUK TOWN.
A nnrriuire licence was issued to
Qeorgo Yard and Miss Lula V.
Clawson.
Thoe lots ou College Heights,
whioh are exclusively in the hands
of J. E Homo & Company, are
choice selections and are being sold
ven cheap. See him.
Mr. T. J. Womiok was admitted
to the bar yeeterlay, after passing
a most creditable examination in
the district court. Mr. Womaek
will be a bright acquisition to the
legal fraternity.
A barn on south E eventh street
used as a storage place for cottm
seed hulls by W. J. G.-usawaW
caught lire at V2. o'clock last night,
but a son of Mr. Gassaway's saw
the blazo and put the fire out. Tho
damag i was sniaH.
Ono of the most attractive sights
in Wuao is the display of gent's
clothing and furnishing goods at
Sangers. The young man who
wishes to dress well and stylishly,
with a little money, should not fail
to see Singer's beautiful styles of
clothing and furnishings.
A urprixe party of ten dropped
in upon Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.
Cra uns at their residence corner
of Sixteenth and Webster last even
ing. The personnel was as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Wood worth,
Mr. and Mrs. Mann, Mr. and Mts.
Downio, Mrs. Lemke, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hofljian :iad Mrs. Peter
McClelUud.
Dr. Walkor, veterinary surgeon,
M. H. C. V S., has been in Waco
about one week, and has demon
strated his ability by treating a most
complicated and severe caso of ono
of Judge Goodrich's sorrel match
horses. The horse is now convales
cing and w.U shor.lybe able to take
his place with hisjnate in the har
ness. Any one desiring to secure
the services of a tkillful veterinary
surgeon will do well to ea'l on D .
Wa!kr at the Home Villa or at
any of the leading livery stables in
the city.
Don't be Deceived.
If you want to drink tho Best
Whisky, Smoko tho Finest Cigars,
or cat tho best lunch in the city,
00 TO THE OLD PACIFIC 3AL00N.
Geo D. Lanam, Proprietor.
Sec our great salo of parasols this
week. Lewim: Bito.'s.
Transiers of Real Estate.
Transfers of real estate reported
by Waco Abstract and Investment
Company, room 17, Provident
Building, Waco, Texas, May 20,
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Jno E Steele and wife to Texas
Savings and Loan afs iciation, lots
18 ana li), block 2K), Roynolds'
addition, $-1000. '
L D and L A Wyres by trustee
to Texas Savings Lena association,
lota s, 0 and i.i, nicker a'dition,
100
J Y Reed by trustee to Texas
Siings Loan association, p-irt of
block 13, Chamberlin's add, SI 00.
Stephen Lankford by trustee to
City Savings Bank, lot II, block
7J, Farwell heights, 100.
TO Tibba and A m Martin, to S
m Young, three-fourth interest in
100 acres of O'Campo grant, Si 500.
Estate of E v Johnson by adminis
trator to S it Young, one-fourth in
terest in 100 aores of O Campo
grant, $."00.
E .1 and H T Ashburn to John
itcMurrain, lot o, block 11, Ash
burn addition, $170.
E J Gur to F A Flowere, one
half interest in 120 acres Gahndo
grant, 4-51 0.oO.
8eo Kirknatriok for crnod hin'Mino
o ts in Kast Waco.
Another now lot of the silky fibred
underwear for 50 cents each t
Lkwi.vk Bro.'s
Are YouThtnklng
Of what you ought to tako with you
when you go to the World's Fair?
Your outfit will not bo oompleto with
out a bottle of Chamberlin's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemcdy. Tho
change of water aut diet, fatiguo and
irregular habits, during your trip are
almost certain to produce diarrluua and
dose or two of this remedy may save
V0U EerioUS gioknees nri nnrlionc rr,.,V.
expense. Proouro u before leavinp.
homo. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by H C. Risher & Co. and all druggists
A Few Suggestions to tf
fn tho n..... "I I
1 Yin nnt unnm. .u.
with vniir ann1tnum. ,
... ,. -rriluug yo
good toaoher. Simply rely UD
fait and you have no chn,.ft,.
overlooked
2 The new board of tranee, ,
doubtloss as soon as they oJn (
late certain regulations, by vpu 1
will bo governed. Wait fot ,i
thon )ou will know what to do
3 These aro all busy men
time is valuablo, do not oonsuma i
time in your personal interests,
4 Theso men do not got one fi
lor their services. Alwas rernt
this and you oan mkc their t
work more pleasant and more eft
5. These mon were not elect
give you a job; they were eleclt
serve the people, to make mott
cient our schools.
(i These men aro not the1
baskets' for you to pour your
plaints in. Thoy will tell you hoi
oan road your case. Do not ask
made an "exception.'
7. Those are all true qontl
Give them time to fully comtir
the situation. All things ooi
those who patiently wait. Your
my ruin your efforts.
5 Let all the people sustain
gentlemen. Stand by them ai
oan hayc tho host schools in Tej
9 Tell ovorybody that the
Trading Co. is the only pla
central Toxas that oan furnish
home from kitohon to Darlor.
or easy pymonts.
.1. W. RioriiN-j, Proprie
Waco Nursery.
In christian lands the wail c
oppressed and the appeal o
noedy always finds hearts respoi
This is tho grand difference be
a christian and pagan oommi
Before He came into the world
"spake as never mm spake"
taught tho beautiful thoology o
lovo to God and love to man i
the entire fulfilling of the I
charitable institutions reared na
ported by a broad philanthropy
out their sheltering arms and op
their inviting portals to the hel
and needy. Here in christian V
helpless children at the nursery
aloud for help. Who will -f
The noble men and women who
with timely contributions Mrs
Donald to rear to lives of nirfj1
tho dependent little one by pr"lde
committed to her charge will f
right to have their nao
among those ''who love thr tl
men." ffj
Don't forget too that M
Trading Company can Ww
home from kitchon to parlor
Yours truly
J W. BiooiVw
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