The Waco evening news. [volume], November 03, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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Waco Eming News
THE EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1893.
An -'' "lint -'II Nimili I lulilli l.
J It. ItK.t KIT.
I'uhlith'r nf 'ro)iri'ior
The wires say the special Ecsion
of congress will olnae today. While
the silver men Lave len temporari
ly defeated thoy are not cast down
or disheartened. Tnrj made a
plendil fight 3tul can with safely
" i subaiit the matter to the people,
Ail hills due T irs JJkws olih'e for , who in the next election will, at
kdvoitiilmr subscription or press the polls, fully endorse theso gen-
Trork are pay sole alone to , liomen) wuo true to the letter and
J R. BBN'XETT, spirit of the expressed will of the
r to his ftiuti'i'.zed ngr-nt people battled rainfall v for the pre-
-ervation of the money functions
Official Or.-.n -f tlio Clti of Waco. .
sn I. -i rlt inn Itati s:
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All roiuni'ialoattoiiH to Insure
The silver icstion is settled.
Dillas News.
The Hessian giklbtig sheet is mis
taken. In tho language of Paul
Jones, the silver men have just be-
,'ornpt attention should lie addressed gau (,0 fight. "Wa't until the boys
'. The News, Waco. Texas from tj10 0Tfo 0f the creek are
i heard from.
I'UniasJtEK'f- notice.
BUIh which It is expected The Nowh ( The mei chants of Waco are now
vO pay niUHt bo authorized by an aH fully stocked and are selling
jrder signed by J. B. BENNETT. ;ui0SG; t1GV !lre prepared for and ex
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Tho Only Damocratlc Dally in Con-;i'BUt L". uu b ' "
next sixty uays. war country
tral Texas.
IiKUl ""' I'liurluililu H ortUlnc.
11 legal advertisements, without
ption, will bo charged for at the
" jliuw.ug rates per square (ton line)
arst lDbnrtion, 75 cents, each subse
quent insertion, f0 conts. Six linos
r Ics is a half square. Sevon lines
rl up to ton a Huare.
Pharitublo advertisements All en
( rUmments or ovents ot a charitable
friends will find it greatly to their
interest to trade with them.
(Mr Daily covers the city and
our Srin.WuKivi. covers tho ad
jicont country. An "3d" judicious
ly placed in either will bring forth
fruit in the immediate future.
Try it.
Chicago, by tho death of Harrison,
r rrtldTiAiiC nnfitrn ti riOfl QfimitJ.inn
b r arjed or rcfrc-huunts sold,' ten j losl lier oliiof executive, and what i
;ents per liuo (reading uiRttor) first j peculiar about the situation, it
i rrtion, five cents for cadi Mibso-j seemH there is no provision for
u . i insertion Display matter, S" .;i. i;n; iut .tw,
cent- per inoh, first insertion, 2; '
.' oaoh subsequent time.
Obitunriuri, resolutions of respect
jr condolenoo, ten cents per lino
. tt q msortion. Those rates will not
qc dointed from
SUMJEB Tiimras.
A Mowniciil on Foot to Establish a
Texas Circuit.
Messrs. A, . ntgrair, of Denison,
and J. K. Ur.e, of Austin, arrived
in the city lat night for the pur
pose of consulting with the street
car managers here in reference to
establishing a circuit of summer
theaters in the vir.ous Texas cities.
Thee gdiitlnn-n represent street
car lines in thtir respective towns,
and have also l.vl the management
of places of amn-eruent built by their
comnauies for tm purpose of stimu-
ting street car travel. They
are here with the wen 01 lornung
an agreement und t which they can
givo to such theatrical or operatic
attractions as miy desire to visit
Texas during the summer some
assurance of engagements continu
ing through a number of wetks or
months. Heretofore attractions of
merit have shunned Texas in the
summer time, for the reason thu
theatres open at that season wore
so limited in number that they had
no assurance of Hiding and place to
show. These gentlemen hope to
remedy that by establishing a cir
cuit embracing -i huge number of
towns that are already or will be
provided with theaters.
The visitors hae met and con
sulted with Superintendent Griffith,
of the Citizens' line, 3nd 'Superin
tendent IIolHon. of the Uobson
hue, and while nothing definite has
been done, they li3ve airived at a
determination to push the matter to
a conclusion, and to furnish those
Tex is cities fortunate enough to bo
in the circuit ith a lot of first-class
amusements for the summer months.
WEDDINGS !
Never before have we been able to k
as line grade 01 paper ior wedding lnvj,
tions as we nave jusi received irom INewYoi
PRINTED ND ENGRAVED
In most fashionable and elegant &tyle$
BROOKS & WALLACE PRINTING HOUSE
114-16 IV. Fifth St.. WACO Tcv,
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
(' l will u ui(. n w i u i w
vu.pliu..un1,- , fr)m that er hayo
I in: Paii v and Siun-, )CononfuJ1I1 whHo the senate did
Mr. P. Hawkins is duly author
l 3d to mako advertising contracts
and reoei
tions to
Vn:KiA .icu- lie will inti r
view our morohants and business
men ponorally, and throujh him
Tiik N uws askh fji tho increased
n'roingo which its old and ostab-
cd circulation justly entitles it
re i ve.
The N i:vk is at homo in its new
lartti i comu and see us.
Republican Measure.
As an evidence of who gets the
credit for the Wall street legisla
tion of this Congress, listen to the
Now York Tiibuue : "Republicans
have won and owe their victory to
President Cleveland Washington
dirpatehes Hay that the silver mon
are demoralized, and that a vote
will come within a few days. All
1 lie advertising committee is do
ng splendid work for Waco.
not kuo' its own mind from hour to
hour: b it tho silver men realize a
oolhpso of their force from which
I only ono result can como. It makes
no difference now when or by what
voto the tnd conies. It makes no
difference .vhothoi at tho ond the
Republicans turmsh tho majority of
votes or not. lnoy furnished prac
tically all tho president counted on
when he k lied compromise, and but
for their aid ho would have been
ligraced in his own household."
Bronham H inner.
Grale and gravel the unpaved
streets is what xhould bo done at
inco.
ntaKSsas&iiiiaamssffifES
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Cranks who hend threatening let
ters should bo kept safe under look
lr d key.
fun Ni..-. holds the evouing
ifi and ives tho local nows as
1 i tl i ti'lpgraphic matter up to
4 iing to presi.
t '.;ei uj something
, 1 prepare to tart for n
i ru it-
I ' W
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Mobloy's Trouble.
A young man by the name of
John U ilobley, of Waco, wanted
to sorvo as conul at Acapulco,
Mexico, aud was an applicant for
the place. Some newspaper re
porter thought that Mibley was a
son. in-law of John II. Reagan, and
sent a telegram to that effect.
Mobloy was a hot Clark man at the
late election, and this report aroused
his wr3th, causing him to write a
letter in which he referred to ex
Senator Reagan in very uncompli
mental terms. He also said other
-.ils will br.ti' in lhelimns8 W"ILU :l"'-'S,-,u'z" oenaior
. "" I Coke, and then wrote other letters
ur'un rates Irom our i . , r i
1 to members of the senate, urging
it au tiuu-. ! them to uerride Coke' obj ictions
i it li l o DniiriHiliiinnt T ia vrtiTifi
the next' .' , ., 1.., .
' JU 111 lllJpUl" ,KJ il.tVU tHlllCVUlCU VU
''i, '-H ' ouijamp himsolf all the vsay
, .niiri'-i wnl lie nliln tlir.inoti fi-ni In
f r t ar ff bill :
i . i "ft -- i Laki h
,ii3ir's wnl bt! able through
nony an J gie to the , been rtj-'cttd
t ' i ,n pr 'tn.ffi.
application li3s
-Cameron Herald.
' Wnat fools these morta's bo'"
ntio
wai
, . , . " , , Tne American people become fra
Ihev. -t rmr.lnut, ho.forlht . . . b ' v.lkie
t t uuiui , want' his share outsailed and sit calmly dovn and
r the . ' i itry trade, will see thu see J )hn Bull dictate American
f lai - in our Semi Weeki .finanjial policy, steal our commerce
su- ir solicitor, Mr ana aeoucu an American congress
Justice Will Kcign.
Wsco will be more th3u over the
home of justice in a few days.
Judge Rector will soon be here to
open the L'nited States diotrict and
circuit courts, aud the Nineteenth
and Fifty fourth district uourts of
Texa", the McLennan county court
3cd tho two justice courts will be
grinding away at the s.ime lime.
There will be a grand jury in at
tendauuo upon the I'mted States
court and tho state district court,
and the petit jurors, the witnesses
and the lawyers called to attend the
various sessions will swell the list
of visitors to the city to a gaod
many hundred.
With all these courts grinding out
law it will be mighty hard luck if
somebody doesn't get justice.
Important Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
T. P. A. rnenibera held in Waco on
the 1 lth of this month which will
bo of great importance to the or
ganizition, and may be of great
importance to the city of Waco.
At that time will be considered the
question of locating association
headiparters and a hygienic hotel
for the use of the members.
It behooes the peoplo of Waco
to bestir themselves in the matter of
securing the plums, which are large
aud juicy, and are ripe enough to
fall with a little judicious shaking.
The Churches.
Dr. DeWitt preached another
powerful ternion at the Cnmberluid
Presbyterian church last night, his
subject bei'ig, "Casting Out the
Devils." He compared sin to a
dii-ease of the body for which a
physician is -ummoned to prescribe,
and said that Christ was the physi
cian who could bring a cure, if only
the patient would accept it.
The meetings at the Baptist
church cont.Tue to attraot great
crowds, aul diiiy accessions are
made to tl.v nd other o'aurches in
the city a' a result of the sermons
delivered th-re.
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