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THE WACO NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1893.
Waco Eming News
nn 411 ititil 4 I'l I riiiiKIIti t Unci!
j. it 11 k Err
f'uil4ir unrf I'rojirlrtor-
All uouimuniijHtioiis to insure
prompt atttjatluiiishould bfildrost(l
to The News, Waco, Text-
All bllln due The News ollloe for
ndvoi tiling i-iu-criptlou )! preifc
work are mile alonu to
J. R. RENN Err
or to his .tuctiitrlzed (tffunt.
l'OiiumiKK's sirriOK.
BIHb whlcli It if X)0'jt(jd Tho Newn
vo pay mini () authorlzfd by an
ordor h1'mio1 by J. R. KENXETT.
The Only Democratic Dally in Con
tral Texas.
W.iuo ir, giuAiiiu utjuaiiiiij on
o ory nidu.
Tho j)OHil)iliti0H of Tom 3H a
fruit country tiro jiiHt being duvol.
opod.
1 ru fautoricH, bringing rouruitH
to our tin-btiukot brigadn, in what
19 wintoil.
The Nbws always faila to "got
the idea" when the communication
containing it irf uriHigned.
The l'.uh of Juno came thin year
too oon for our colored friondu,
wati'ivnelorH are not yet ripo in thin
Hoction.
Corn to feml four HtateH and cot
ton enough to clothe Europe h
alnnt tho ni.i of tho crop Texas
will turn out thW fall.
Tho red II iiiiuh liokod up $!'.,
000,000 worth of property in tho
I'nited Htatew during tho year pro
ceding Juno 1, 181ft
Kornol Outlay 'h term will uxpiro
in about two months. It will then
lie known who among tho many
applicant carried tho longoHt polo.
Tho KannaH f armors, it in re
ported, have in tho lust threo yoarH
paid fourlifthrt of their indobtod
nortH bea'.on IngillH and oloctod a
dcnocratio senator groat Htato that.
The south pays out and Hends
away for life insuranco something
like . 1,000,000 per annum more
than who receives from that source.
Can't tho couth have life insurance
com panics?
Ijieutonatit l'oary has gono after
tho Norte I'olo. If ho linds it
wha' will ho do with it? If it will
drav :m ollioo as it dnrvs tho noodle
and ho will fotoh it down his for
tuno is made.
Morning or evening, tho San
Antonio Light is ono of tho bright
CBt, crispest. nowsiest shoots which
conies to this oilKui. It is a pity
such a splendid paper should lie off
in its polities.
Pension reform will reduce con
aitlerahly expenses in that direction,
while it is bolievod.by many, proper
reductions in tho way of tariff re
form will inoroaso the revenue from
imports. The government econom
ically and honestly aduiiuistored
and Undo Sammy will always meet
his bills promptly.
Thk Nku'cs has received a copy
of tho Nowspapar Guide for ist t,
issued by tho Eureka Advertising
agency of Binghamton, Now Xork.
It contains a complete list of all tho
newspapers, porodicals and maga
zines published in the United States,
giving tho dates of issue and circu
lation, The work is well done, in
compact form.
BIG NATION
Oar tiaaucer- d.-cu'siog, vhat
they consider pending i-iue, in
many :ntatieus, seem t luo.e aighl
of the t ict that thi? nation is no
longer a weak, feeble and dppeudeut
colony and must therefore conform
her policies to fit the whims of
European government? in the ques
tion of monty a- well a; many other
matters pnmarilv of domestic con-
cern.
Instead of b3ing a weik, ?tarving
dependent upon other naticn?, she
is 3 giant in size, accumulated
wealth, and inexhaustible resources
a mighty people sustaining among
themselves a ast commerce needing
in that exchange 3lone untold
millions annually. American dollars
for American people to use in
America is tho need of tho hour.
Writing on this subject the St.
Louis Republic says: "When con
gress meets to reform the currency
by repealing tho Sherman bullion
........U.w,,. n.. llw, 47t-t nn1 C2r.ti.il
pujuuiiru uul tuu i c.-n. u,iik ujKt ,
will not bo shaken up by tho solf
righteous tone of those who are
saturated with English nn notary
literature Tho problem is money ,
for tho United States, for a country
with !,000 000 square miles of
territory and a augu of prcd notions
extending from tho cotton mills of
Fall Kiver to tho orthards and vino
yards of tho California villoys.
Our index is not England, China or
Patagonia."
Visitor to Armory "I n.-'ce
v.mr caif.a ntB h "'P3"? we;
drilled '.. counter marching
Ye-; you ee, he is a jotwalker iu
a dry gjoi store Vongers Sutes
man. Hicks "! gut's I'm ' iare with
D.x. I gave his boy a mouth organ
la-t night " Mrs. Hicks -'Bui
you're not 'qnro with m. Mrs.
Dix sent him over here to spend the
day." Vogue.
'Who maka the lavs, father?"
"Our Imitators, my eon." "Well,
then, wh3t are lawye.s for?"
"They are crtated, my son to ex
plain to the legislators the meaning
of their laws." Boston Guitte.
Reporter "I wrote 'The iustiu
ment was a genuine Stradivariu,'
and you changed it to one of the
latest makes." Desk editor
"Well, doesn't that express the
siiiid idea? What d'we want toad
vertUo this Siradiv iritis foi?"
Bost.ni Transcript.
h.lli ,t.v CLEAR
tIi ,t the "ay uiir
. 1 uill be. if jou'H
,1 i', n i-'s libldeu
1! Discovery.
, - lit. Li-., erup-
'1- tiuil humoiii aro
t r' liniii-luil by thii
In in.- It tukisiiway.
,h''"U,.hly and
than any thing
tli-"- b, "l fioisona
.:. -, mat Ciiuso
Finest Work. HARTLEY & GAW
Lowest Prices. ,. ,.I)S stt , ri77lflif V IN
Prompt Delivery. The J"ot XariiVi''. '
x-i
nvanonEtTviri
Read This. It Will Interest You
July lit 1 will take ooseMimormy hanusomouuw quarters corn r of yr .., ,.
ftrcete. nd oViDb' ttia intlimed ictnnMil uron in and tlio raplibv in,, . In 1 P,i
i,otH ill and -tit Onlv the MlflUTIJsT. litis".' tluin.4! , ', VVL
arniiiro t 10 ilmlred K lowieuito iu uic "uortmi iiohbiu o t tins .... ,, Hl .
.My pu-cesfl with I'll "i!s 8Ptu for llni' f. Tlil'ty-Beven ard now holillix- ,
and b'n.k ro'lllon. in Ws'-o iilonn. 'IV TDHrts are r. VHV. Ill i!i Te, ',W o-,
Bud t" respjnslb.' per ois I mile tTH of piym ntn,i,v, ,3 youup m-u'of ,,, ,,,,;iHiti
csu taoa.iviiti.-B"lllil npuorttinitvo' lo.irnlnK ulred. ""'"I'em.'
I' l 1. I. HI I Hi''-' ii l--l.' III OBfU III! l'H () s'l'l .
ti i ..11 i. ti.t. ' ' r
MOIi;it IMM II
I b.,
1.1 ;;( 1 iMi i;i'i:u r itiiiiic .-.....
IIIMIK-K I.I.I1 l.lt Is too w-ll established to require any urtheri-n loTtem.i t ,0,"l(,
riMttisfo tinit'i.CTi: nu iim: in ihiuk ki:i:imm.. , (,,, .
io-mi i:tii s m """iaibov
s'l'i;MM:itAIll Ml sO or I'I'IMI sTEP'im (lav o,,,,., , ..
iim Kit 1.1 I,, a voting Tiiun our a a rfton 'jranti.i.- 11. ih nn
tir.r in U- " UJ D
.. 1 . .... 4hiaa (. . . '.. " .' - i
,iu iCBsunii uv ' i . i. 1 i ... ji , nin will tench th 1...,
TIMI of s'l'i;M.lt 111 . iho ercnti'st b.vb em ot tlie ai;u. tlimdrel- ,i i,(, ,N SVV
vitin Iikvm 11 nd th,it svatpm for vears are thtowinir 'ivtilnnAnif. for tti 1 twin . '.; "Ri Wrt.J
and 'I.CII SWDIS'I l.lt yntHm of JlM, tl 11 (!t 1. 1:1 . ' ,.:, ,! IjlllOI
',ti u t'ltiiiii 11. i.ii-i.nn.ii I, in iiinnin (mi V l I'u i( "."' i
holdlriK an Imimtta'it i,i-iti .n v.ith lie ot our ieaJlnt; law tlrins " '"a ' 1.1
H1 IM.i;Ti: t III IIM'. In St'ni!raiih, day or nl(?ht, MO, OO
Hffifei,
1 Psbt- !
BC3K5aFH a i I '
. I..,.,
ljl:
A LONG-FELT WANT.
. . j.w v. 'i i.ifi'i.st .'...
11 villi:'! th s, (.it n u it. .i:x;it imi sii:i. i.'im
ii:iai( 1 in 1
im 11
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
K"cont eyperimotits with bunks J
tiavu not neon 01 a naiuto 10 l:iuno
a jif.pttlar longing for a return to
those oi tho wildcat variety that
were in viguu lang sne. Nash
villo liaimur.
Now N'ork hanks have decided to
issiio cloanni-house certificates to
make up for shipment" of currency
westward, but their organs hasten
to oxplain th:i' this is not a cor
fossion of the usefulness of more
money. Nobody wishes to taki
advantage of tho generous moment
in Now York banking t-i gibe. Let
tho bankers issue without invidious
comment all the money 'h -y will.
St. Louis Republic.
A motion in fivorof a perm ment
treaty of arbitration botwoen Great
Krila u and tho United Slates has
first placo on the IIouo of (Join
tnons calendar and enjoys Mr. Glad
stone's favor, iluugh ho doos not
make it a government measure.
Such a treaty will be a fit evidence
of civd 7. itiou with v, hich to bring a
eout.ui oi humau progre to a
glorious close New York World
Tho pineries of Arkansas and
Texas are producing more lumber
than ever heretofore, and from tho
amount of sawmill machinery or
derod in St. Lou.s last week for the
lumber manufacturers of thoeo
states it is evident that the output
this year will surpass tl at of auy
previous year in tho Southwest,
(hie St. Lotus establishment alone
received orders for mill machinery
from five points in Arkansas 3nd
four iu Tex a", iu addition to orders
from south Missouii, Louisiana,
Mississippi and Flirida.
BRIGHT AND BRIEF.
1 'i ('wry Skin, Si-alp.
nnrl Sipfhi , u ' . mutter how
it came, mo ''i 1-11 ,u'vi t lemeily
It decile's I nil''- 1)'. lti"iitlien, ami 111
vi;orii'' - ' rv i.u'm -1 i r -m. Kci'irm,
Kry-,i'Inn, Snlt-rhi uni, 'letter, HoiN, t'nr-Imni'le-.,
Knhfirpil tiKind-, ami tho uurst
Si'icii'iloti, S 11 id Sim!' . arc com-
plob'IV ."111 ,('i n,ll lit 1,. Cllit.l L,. it.
Unlike nnliiiii'' -i- me iiHilifini. the "Dis-covi-ry"'
wiki 1 iii 'II 11 u 1 - ,11-.
I'laeticalh , it --ijUI 071 tixul. it it over
fail-, to I iielit 1 1 .. 11 1 "ivo vmr niuii-y
b:i''k Vim pi' ii ' oil yuit net
N'o i'h-ip Miliiituti . uijjul by a tneky
(le.iler, tlmui;li it nmv be better idi' hnn to
idl, can be " ju-t h.i pk1 ior yon to buy.
PHYSICIANS.
T. R. BALDWIN. M. D..
IIUI'TTRE AND KKCTAI. SI'KCIALIST
urict;rito riii:.r 11 uihinxu,
Itomtis S'.l, !)0, I) I.
Iti:.-,il iv.sei-7 I rfi IllUntrtct.
Office llmtrs- II t rj 1. .V.
v:w t r v it-
ATTORNEYS.
TERRY L. BAKER,
Attorney-at-Law,
orrici'. ai.-.i... ai stis avi'.m 1:,
Waco, Texas.
d.TThardy
Attorney at Law,
120A N. Founii Sr. I WAPn
Con. Wasiumuox, f " AL,Ul
T1IK L AMI THE LAID.
"1 wnubl not ain; tilwity, '
' Oh, let me htn one ilay.
Ami tnen to glory cltife,"
The poet aing lite lay,
Anil then was tiken lok
The cormier conbl'nt eay
Wtiu threw tne hrlok.
l'liilu. olphla Ue.-orJ.
"It was tx woman who took the
prize in tho missing word contest."
"I am not surprised at it. A wo
man is never at a loos of words."
Mew York Press.
"With all her money there.is one
thing Mrs. Oldgirl won'tfewn."
"Wha's that?" "Hei e."
Chicago Inter Ocean.
'Is Newly ed a man that heeds
the dictates of his conscience?"
"Somewhat, but not to the extent
ho heeds those ol his wife.- Ro
chester Chronicle.
"There's Ralph Botolph and his
fiancee. Isn't she a stunner'-"'
"Yes, she holds herself elegantly "
"Not half so well as Ralph holds
her." Harvard Lampoon.
OULLEN P. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WACO, : : TEXAS
Ollieo ovur Wnco rittue Hank.
T. . III.AIII O h. STBlHMNfi
1 BLAIR S STRIBLING, t
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.Itltn, .lliitiu .Ireniie I('.I6'(J, 1 f.XAS
JOHN L. DYER,
Attorney - and - Counsellor
at Law,
Office No. t20 N. Fourth St.,
Waco, Texas.
DENTISTS.
N.T. HARRIS.
ttfflee ovrr First Xtitionul Hunk.
Tileilnmi Connection
oral
janawMsfceynabita
I cured at li, me v t
loutp&ln DooVolpir-
tiriiitrb f ent 'Iti:K.
II f UViru T t-v . ..
'41lnw.(ia, OttlcelmU Whltthl Ht
SAXET
OOAKANl'hhD Tu LU11K A1X
RMI, BKIN A .VI) KIDNEY DISKXfia.
IMkpr. dot. or $l. bottle.
JLXBT MEDICINE CO., D!! tK
fr
t EUa. .
II CLEAN. Ilnn cot STA1S PIIKVENTS PTUICTI ii
Cum OUNOBKUOit .nj OLFPT l llYi to jio. di".
AtJL'ICK t UKK for LXL'CnKBIIUit or 1 11ITLS '
World's Fair, Chicaco.
HflTFI Calumet Avonuo and ?.tt!i btreet.
,, Uruund; baths on everr tlo. r
BllllinPTi11wiCan. ana European pint.;
BANCROFT L.' "wus& wsst?
... ,,!.', ik. 4.itiiif f:iifkiif . a... . -. .. ...i" mb
iii MMisM'imiiDM'iiMint i:. cim ui:itt i n. i. w und i .N "Pi
lli:T ore t'lught iliirlnu' tnn day by tlint erudltu -tho.nr 1'iof. J. N (.ambri 1 i.;i:,Rl
5e&ri bus bi'tm )irl jciiml oTth hliili Mhoolof Viico Mid at ntKlit oni wel' kn ,u,i mi "
Mr.;A..I. Gib on. will havi' ilmr.'o. lloth nrthe-e Kent'emeii nre thoioucnlv mmr,.. ''
tspccialiy B'laiitcdtotBBin. ' -""ipetai,.
All w.iru uimer my noie mrecuon.
for rurllirr inrtictlluri a'lt'ro'i im i.l W'n-o, or call on me itt thu l'ruTliicnt NMirn.in 1
any ilny aft-r I .np.ra Yours truly, "'waiB,5
EDWARD TOBY,JR.,
Expert Accountant and Teller Provident National B
Read and Reflect!
It will be Ten Years in all probability be
fore another such stock as this is thrown!
upon the Waco market at Cost!
Examine
vciitjiuiiy yuur siock on nana ana cornel
di uiiue ctnu r tjjifcjiiisn. vve sun nave onl
hand S30.000 worth of House
Furnishing Goods, at prices that forcea
sale when the article suits,
JOHN F, MARSHALL,
Trustee for C. N. Curtis.
jixto. 17.
ZEfceetl -:-
33 state.
FOR SALE.
Houses and Lots in the City. Farms and Grass Lands in this
County. i.So acres on Bosque Boulevard.
FOR RENT
1 5 13 Washington Street, Cottage, 5 Room- ?20.00
906 North 9th Street, Cottage, G Rooms 25,00
910 North 9th Street, Cottage, 6 Rooms 22.50
1327 South nth Street. Cottace. c Rooms 1 vOO
No. 1009 South Sth Street, Cottage, 4 Rooms 12.50
No. Git, South sth Street. CotrWc f imK 20.00
South 4th Street, Cottage, .). Rooms. . .1200
1203 Flint Street, Cottage, 4 Rooms 12-5
S12 James Street, Cottage, 3 Rooms n.50
50S South 4U1 Street, Cottage, 6 Rooms. 16.65
419 Mary Street, Cottage, 4 Rooms 12.50
420 Mary Street, Cottage (Brick,) 7 Rooms . 30'00
705 Kentucky Avenue, Cottage, 3 Rooms . . S.oO
510 South 10th Street, Cottage, 5 Rooms . . '2 5
306 North 6th Street, Cottage 7 Rooms 15.00
JNO. T. BATiLt,
Room 8, Provident Building.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No
No.
Nu.
No.
Office
.Rotas, President.
J. K, Hon, raihUr
m.Oaiibbom, NVlCBProBldei.il
Ton Padoitt.
L. liHoui, ABfllatiiai
1 Gsihlor
First Watloaa-al iSs-rilr
WACO. : TUX Ait
OA.PITAL, f60e,000. aORPLDB AJD PROFITS, , 85,O00.
f riTK"E' HoXsa Wm- raron, Tom PadgHt, J. B. Bom. "" Wl "'
.ileU,.D. n. Wallace, W. K, Duunipa, Wm. Ilr.nitedt, M. i. Opoi . .
Vb Aoconn6 0f Ilanki. Hiniru0 u,..-i... j i ....... a-. ......l1.nnlJtP',0
t .cilltlee formaklnif oolleotione.
O IINJECTION
TrJEGErtTLEMAN-SF
W. O. MAYriELD, President. J. D.IBELL, Vlc Preitdent. JOHN'l). MAVriELD.05.hl'-
The City Savipgs Bapk
CHARTERED FEB.:i2, 1892.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $1OO,O00,
Now offers 6 Per cem. interest on deposits. Interest payable
trom date.
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