The Waco evening news. [volume], November 13, 1893, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1893.
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At the LEW1NE BROS.
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lipsanlinir landlord jiid Make a Susmk
i tion to M'aco Wlioltale Mcrcliant.
Since I wrote my article about
."Waco Landlords,' it has occurred to
my mind that perhaps I did an unin
tentional wron to certain Waoo laud
lords. I never paw tho time that I
was not willing to nuke an apology
ior any wrong doiu &) fellowman, or
when I would not tl.snk any gentle
m.ui for calling mj attention to any
fault I had. I w 11 further say,
never was oilendcu ' any i.kntle
mw in my lifo. Tho hardest people
to reach on earth, a--e the uninformed,
the ignorant. Iht poet beautifully
-inns: "Only in 1-a.ukxebs grows
HAJitEn and strife ' The apology 1
maj owe certain aco landlords, may
bi that 1 suppoiod they subscribed
for and road the Waco papers
whereas somo landlords may not havo
i eighbora close enough to noiutow
a paper from them to read, To suoh
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onclay morning imay not oven kD0V, the kind of goods
.... . r- , . . r ii ii your morchant tenant keeps, and for
I will make a 5 hour sale of all Wool d ttJon t0 re.
Dress Goods and Imported Robes. I pair . ikv roof r un..r door, you
RDhi;onn 10 nnrl 19 prefer to collect our rents through
between IU and l soinebwk or rental agency. Wo
O ClOCK, and O and O p. m. iwcretold by a nevspapor niau a fow
Will offer fine Dress Goods far below im-ldai?1aso.lhatt of tho h'wsi
porters' cost, as I am anxious to close Out1amilordsin ,NN"00 n"er1,8i,0"11OSE
this line at once. I"'" " on lfhvat ,apcr t "" fT'5
i he would not bo expQcted to help his
TuesdcW IVIOrninSf town ct patroni hi-, rent burdened
merchant tenant We apologize to
Will make apecial offering on Lace Cur-1 bib son. Tho Waco Trading Co., aro
tains. Have still a large assortment on very busy those days, thank you, seii
hand; hence Will not Stand On COSt, but iog goods cheap for cash, and furnish.
Will Sell them Without reserve. 'tog homes fromkitohen to parlor.
........ , J. W. Kkk.INS, Prop
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Will be devoted to closing out entire lines , sration to Unco Wholesale- for-
ot uoods, as tne time is drawing to a
close when the Bankrupt Stock of
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PFSi sm- fF& ss-" S H SF9 EM&, &
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MUST BE WOUND UP.
Country Merchants
Will find this an opportunity to replenish
their stocks, that does not occur often.
rlimih.
Messrs, Padgitt and Parrott de-
521 and 523 Austin 3t.
Trustee.
The .'. Cosmopolitan .'. lipiiie
ftrve the praiso nnd thanks of Waoo
i for tho natatoriums they have given
Waco. Theso gentlemon have
lavishly spent money, out of which
we arc nicking Waco i amous. We
ought to do more for these nata
toriums. Wo suggest that cycry
wholosale merchant in Waoo, buy
and send pool or bath tickets to
every customer they have, and with
tho ticket a special invitation to be
piosent on December 5th, at our
"Waco Wator and Trades Display."
Tho Waco Trading Co., wants to see
the liberal and fair thing done for
every man who works to move Wnco
to tho front, Wo want to seo Wuco
people comfortablo and happy, and wo
can furniih your home from kitohen
to parlor on easy payment'.
.1. W. Riggins, Prop.
AND THE
SEMI- WEEKLY NEWS
Botlifor SQ.OO a Year
OR THE
IjWaco Evening, News and the Magazine
FOR SIX DOLLARS.
fllUE GREAT ILLUSTRATED MONTHLIES have in the oast
sold for 5400 .1 ycr. It was .1 wonder to printers how The
Cosmopolitan, with its yearly 15 -$6 paces of readinc matter
Dy the greatest writers of the world, and its 1200 illustrations by
clever artists, could be furnished for 53.00 a year. In January last
it put in the most perfect magazine printing plant in the world, and
now comes what is really a wonder
ivi: will err the hiick of the magazine w half foi; voui
Think of it, 1 28 pages of reading matter, with over 1 20 illustrations
a volume that would sell in cloth binding at Si. 00
: FOR ONLY 124 CENTS. -:-
Wc will send you THE COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE, which
has the strongest staff of regular contributors of mv existing period
ical, and THE WACO WEEKLY NEWS both for only S2.00 a
Send in your two dollars. Address
vear.
J. R. BENNETT, Waco, Texas.
Traitois to lour Own Tmui and lour
Own interests.
Do j ou send away from Waco for
your clothes 'i
Do you send away from Waco for
your printing'
Do you send away from Waco for
your furnituro or any goods jou
noed?
Do you send away from Waco for
anything ou can get at homo?
Do you fail to patronize your home
faotories?
If jou do any of these, you are a
traitor to jour owji town and to your
owi. interests. Keep your trade at
home Gti home ho fust chance
Bo true to your own town, to your
own people, and don't forgot the
Waco Trading Co., for furniture,
carpets and stoves.
J. W. Rir.ni.vs, Prop.
A Short Card to the Public
Our Fourth Annual Cash Clearing
Out Sale is now going on. Please
call the people's attention to this fact.
Thoy will thank you for tho informa
tion. J. W. Riogiks, Prop
Spanish Qlgzr Factory.
Cigars made from pure Havana
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La flore de Waco, 5c Cigar.
Havana Filler and Domestic
Wrapper, best 5ct Cigar in the
Manufactured solely by
III South Fourth Street. WACO, TEXAS
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Market,
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MERCHANT TAILOR
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121, South Fifth St., Waco, Tex., Under HoMR0ya,l
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CHARTERED FEB. 12. 1892.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000
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Would be cheap, provided the goods wet well bona
stylish and fresh, but when sroods arc realh sold at d
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win ujjtu-iicc ib il nival lriuiy means one two 111141
either they are old styles and shop worn, or it issinjl
an honest confession on the part of tie mei chant oruffl
chants that they paid too much for their goods andcand
at a profit meet the prices of wide awake keen buyers
We Do Not Sell at Cost I
Our goods will stand a fair profit, W
yet leave us in position to discount evj
Bankrupt Prices.
This season our stock is simply immense, we Iiavef
up the entire second floor to our clothing and furii'SJ
goods, L'ivintr us without nuestion the largest and'
lighted clothing room in the state, and it is Chuck'1
of the grandest values we have ever owned.
what is the size of your purse, or rather the amount?
wish to invest- in n nit nr nwcrrnat. r.nme aild SCC "
will astonish vnn with whnt- rn littln mniiev will d"1 1
faiHv rhrrr, rl, .,,,'fl. 1,,. n,lnt,. ,.,lnn vf 11 rCaC"
. j ...i.. uii vitll L11U vtuii-ij .v- J JM
middle and better grade. Our stock is simply Pfl
What we say of men's suits applies alike to boys '
child's.
See our Windows for a
Sample of Styles and Values.
B. MISTROT&CI
408 and 410 Austin Avenue.