The Waco evening news. [volume], November 23, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1893.
THE EVENING
Your next week's washing
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be done with 'ess le.bor if-
Clairette Soap
Is used. The. clothes vill smell sw&e-fce-ran
will last loncj-ar. CLAIRETTE SOAP is
pure, it cleans but does not injure irhe
fabric. It does rpt roug-hen or chap the
JjancU.
Millions ase.it. Do You,,?
N.K. FAIR DANK &(COv M'fh.ST. LOUIS.
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IIOKNK A WILLIAMS.
il! Franklin Street.
Real Estate .t Ri:ntai. A hunts..
VM. DAVIS,
Fikk Insi'ilani-k ami R'.'ai, Kstatk
R iovi IS I'rovul. sit Building
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I. L. BKRGSTROM,
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FlNK-1 WoiiK. I LfiWKRT PllICKS.
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waco city ikon tohk,
it II hit rhm m , 1'iojn U tin ,
All Uii'lf ( Foun 1-y n-nl Machine Work
Coioit "vonth iiml FrinUIn
lilV KM,)!', FoUNDIrt AND m vchink
si ) - , ri" fronts, Irmi an 1 Urn's ClHrtlnKo
of nl' Kin I- .Miiuu at -licir Nnilcu ItopnlrliiR
r"n-lu. i, i niton Oln, l'ien'h ami Furiii lm
pli lu. ii h u Snt.lH O CAN'UTT.SO.N
mil :s.
ft j fk ?)-, A I'HOVII.KST
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Corner Fourth in 1 Frinklin St
roar porch is inchisul fi.rwntcr closet
nml is fitted with the usual equip
ments In the second -ton of each hou-e Is
n sph-ndid chamber in fmnt with an
Dot.ig-on bay window which pives a fine
iew of thjjslrca in both directions.
Opening off these moms are pleasant
balconies at front ami sides. In tho
rear of each house is also a fine
chamber, well lighted and o.y, with n
bay window to the rear, lietween
these rooms arc a chamber and bath
room. The bath-room i1- fully equipped
with all conveniences l.aeh of the
chambers have bay windows, which
make the rooms especially attractive
and co.y. The room-, arc connected by
n smalfliall in, which kiwis the main
stairway from the List lloor and from
which rises the stairway to the attic,
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S. Vfi if. fill iilinm fit n lii' iiml rr-ilili-an
R F. MINXOUK,
i'iivmi'i ia im) .ritu:oy,
Olflrii- ltiiinii Ii, I IiiiIiiii 1 1 lllnrh, Jtfil
ill licr 1r. Cilliliiiiiluilil'i. i"tli plinth
l'nilllliSt S,i,- ll,l I mini l)i im Stin r,
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WACO STEAM LAUNDRY,
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Prmiijit Altt lilt, hi In tint nf limit in ill r.
1)1 l.s . iMil.l N i).
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Ii .' Ill Mill fit
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419 FRANKLIN STREET. 419
We have Farms of Every Size and Description in
McLennan and Adjoining Counties,
F r c it i t prices -n suit purchasers. Wo ure Appnls for ICO lets in Collect
I. j s. also Kill lots in Burleson aJdition. Can al-o sell lots, in Provi
i1 it li ighth, Uiincrsity Ileiyhts or any oilier pirt of tho cit).
t tut a number of dwellings and businets property tor -s.ilc nt Bargain
Phi. nr (or rout.
m:com i l.ooi: it. n
which is left open oer all the second
llooi and may be Used for store room.
'I lie foundations ina be of either
htone or brick carried up to the bolt
line at bottom of llrst story windows.
Above this the walls arc of wood in tho
usual balloon f.-aumifr. sheathed and pa
peied The eMeiior wallsare weather-boardi-d
with pine half-inch siding to
the cornice The (r.ibks and roof uro
covered with e jiress or red cedar
sluicles AH oth r ttcrior llnish is
ul wli.tepirio l'lie lloura arc of fellow
pipe in the llr.t tor and white iine
mi si- ond The. interior trim on first
c,., r . epiess for parloi and hall, and
yellow pine for dining- room and
kitchen. Second lloor of white pine.
All finished natural and rubbed
binooth. Tho walls and ceiling's insido
lire hard finished on two coats brown
inoitarand well-seasoned lath. ISrono
hardware is used in the first story and
hrone plated in the second. Tho
painting' outside to be of three-coat
work in colors selected to best harmon
ize with the .surrouiiilinj.'s The build
ing can be erected complete with u fur
nace for each house for 57,000. Tho
Mini' desig-n niiyht be erected of brick
Willi stone underpinnim.'' for 510,000.
(inoiian . V m. & fcox.
Photograph In Each Packago
of iiiu la t-rt cigarette Old I) mnu
ion I'liotofrmh in i a 'h packa h.
IArY.E UOUIJLlil HOUSE.
Plana and Viow of a Soml-Do.
taohod Touomont
Jimt llio Tlilittr for 1'iTnmiH Wlni Wnut a
tomr. rt.ihlo Iliinin AMilc h 111 Sup-
pori ltm-ir II t'.in llu llullt at
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-u table for the suburbs or tor
ir town. The plans are nl-
ictl i'iUo and make a build-
. att i. live ill appearance. A
v Mi in!- undi i the rear half of
In i nd if. reached from tho
. rtraiu-i to tlie front porches is
i niir fr. "i whence we pass
ithi - .b'saudenterthesittiiig
i m, 'i the vi stibule, thus fur-
a - ,u enti.iiice back of tho
IK mam entrance faces tho
ut i- s,.Ver:il feet hnck of tho
ic of I'm hou-e. In this way
tagou bay or nook. The main stair
way to the second Hour rises from tho
Bitting ball and is of pleasing design,
with broad steps approaching' the iirst
lauding' l.acl; of this room, and con
nected with it by sliding doors, is the,
dining' loom The dinin-roo'ii is well
lighted by a pretty bay partly recessed
in the wall These moils are con
nected with the rear pai t of the houso
through n buck hall, from which
Btairs lead to the st eond lloor and cel
lar. Also in the lull are built in a
china elo-et and butler's sink with
drain board The Kitchen i- equipped
with a built-in rangx' to which is at
tached a "water back" and hot water
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Fresh Goods,
Country
Produce,
Egg's, Chickens,
and Turkeys.
Compotltlon met.
John J. Brewer.
421 Austin Avenue. 421
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CUSSIFB ADVERTISEMENTS.
vlYfTtlelng In hlscoln:nn oharKud il
1 of one cent pr wont lor each Ineertlon
jish mast acninpiiny tho order, except when
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l' l l ll-o yonni? 1 dies to xo on tho
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lire 6 bo U Wi i foun 11 il l.t
M M I l Eeryliodj- to pent 20 (.tam
' 10 lhoi.tiiiin cheinita' . , inn -t
free a bin of C lin.is Pills 'hat enre all tillloiii
nep-aiil; ri'dler Aiidicet V. O. Ho 17V
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
FOK SALE.
Will Ambassador
iron sl I.-fhiup if 'ol'l I'loriDecmn.
t tier i t compete nttuurjn' miltlt, eo In
fount au I Ux urc. Aptly at ..'1 ?oaih s:h
trie t, -Vino Jisrg 11 i!Ht
TTUi: MI.!. ord oid at M SO snve
1 hoO'I .11 Si Mp I e rd I.eue orders nt
MnyO-ld's bank, ir yard on rth M th
tl.-t 1-20 "Ct
pun Mil; OH TUtUI. II traull.
1 h evalor Apply to J. E Home,
4IJ t n 1 1 t r e: p.-27-tf
Foil si,i . fout horae ;iocr wntfit
ii'iiior c niln anewonn at ' oillr.
MlSCCLLANnuUS."
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tve pr .'cipal rooms are made accessible
fr u 1 general isittltif,' or living room
aid the parlor is retained in private as
(it irul This is u nice room, well
lic' iU 1 and comfortable, with an oc-
Fiiisr rLoon pla:;.
Iwiler, which supplies the kitchen sink
uud batr.room in the second story with
un ample quantity of hot water, a very
necessary item for the comfort and
convenience of the household. In this
case the usual stationary wa-.h-uibs
ore omitted thoug-h they could bo
placed in the ung'le on the inner wail
of the kitchen if desired. A part of
Oil lli:T 1 Nle offl e ever Flr6t
Jatii'U 1 1 ank. Enquire of Dr Huly
n-"?0U
Tnlt Itl.N'l -One feren rooaa honac or.
.sorm roartn ureei. Apply 10 T A
"la'r
7-11 tf
no lllI-( an be hat with or without room,
l r.nii1 err i-oiUjc, larse sndcomtaodtoni.
lerii. r a enable:' ipplj at corner of Kisrih
nnl ClaT 'rei . 7-ln tf
M KUII l. lll MndlOcenli. f r
liitiinb.tSafi'gnant" (nomcdleln.no
leottl n.) jait woat. Ton wLt. Ladlei
Btzar, Kansn city, Jlo.
Spaclal Corrispondence.
Wasiiim.to.v, N )v. -'2 It may
nound a little olJ, but it id none the
lees tiue, that ng great a sensation
..., nnd in Washington by tho
.irriv.il of the news that the
prowsional government of Has-aii
was still in power and tha: Minister
Willis was in good standing there,
with 3nd had taken no open step
towards restoring tho monarchy as
by tho first announcement that the
administration favorel the queen's
restoration 3nd had instructed
Mmister Willis to bring it about.
M uuers of the administration are
not saving 3 word or giving any
ind.ua'.ion s to whether they were
(surprised or otherwise by the
Hawaiian nes, and tho clorks in
the department of state havo all
been put under oath not to reveal 11
word concarning the communication
received by secretary Uresuaui
from Minister Willis. The- U3vy
dopartmenl received a louj dispatch
from Admiral Irwin, but its nature
cau onlj be surmised, as it had not
been made public, although it
would make "mighty interesting"
reading at this time.
Public opinion here is very much
divided on the present status of the
Hawaiian business, some bolioving
that the news proves that it has
never been tho intention of tho ad
min'ptration to uso forco in restor
ing the queen, and o:hers that
Minister Willis found upon his ar
rival at Honolulu that it would be
impossible to carry out his instruc
tions for the restoration of the
queen without bloodshed, and bo
reported to Secretary Gresham.
Some Inheve that tho administra
tion will at onco make public tho
report of Mr. Blount and its in
structions to Minister Willis, and
others that nothing will be made
public until congress meets, unless
some important change shall take
place in llwaii. Few people now
believe the restoration of the mon
archy probable, although many
think there may be some sort of
change in the government of
Hawaii.
The nature of the tariff bill which
will, it is generally expected, be
made public this week, or next at
the outside, is so far largely a
matter of conjecture. Chairman
Wilson S3ys it will probably sur
prise a great many people, but he
dies not S3y whether it vill be be
cause it is more radical, or moro
conservative than those who aro to
be surprised expect it to be. Your
correspondent has excellent reasons
for believing that the bill will bo
luth surprising and disappointing to
the extremists on all sides. That is
to say, it will surprise and disap
point the extreme protectionists bo
cause it will not wipe out protection
as thoy have expected and hoped it
would do and thus give them a
powerful argument for campaign
news; it will surprise and disappoint
the free traders bjcause it will con
tain moro protection than they
either expected or wished it to con
tain. Representative Bryan, of
Nebraska, is generally recognized as
being one of the leading out-right
free-traders on the ways and means
committee, and when ho was
pressed to give some idea of tho
general character of the bill, he said
in a disgusted sort of tone, "All I
am at liberty to say is that tho bill
will bo an approach to a tariff for
revenue only." There is a volume
of meaning in that word "ap
proach." Up to three or four days ago it
was regaided as certain that the
r,'-,v tariff bill would innoso an in
como tax,and even now it is thought
to be probable that it will, but the
spirited opposition of Representa
tive .Bourke Coekran, who is said
to represent a strong Democratic
element in tho east, has had some
effect upon tho members of the
committee and thoro in a doubt as
to how some of them who have
heretofore favored the income tar
idea will vote when it comes to de
ciding whether the bill shall impose
ono or not. Coekran says au im
come tax will make New York city
as strongly Republican as it ia now
Democratic, but Mr. Coekran has
made other political predictions,
notably one at the Chicago conven
tion last year, that were a long
ways from coming true. However,
there ih uo doubt of his having
frightfcued some of his party col
leagues; ho badly a very few days
will show. '
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view ot all that his ""ul 1,
that mav a,,l . ' JD brf 'l
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a month ago, ami th i
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not be so fooli-h after all a 1
and ciiHjra,
post witum
Aci.J
he iU',
ing to law
bo at bis
from his confirmation, but 7 '-
Mr. Van Alen, l,k6 oCh
class, thinks his own will e
to law and cas.om W
There has bteu con6id
talk hero aboiu a reornja
and rei-hristening of the
list party, droppinK, for the1,31'
being all other ,,,, '
that of money. R u too ?
predict whether anything ill
01 11 an.
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Ballard's Snow Liniment,
Thisinvaluiblo remedy U 0D',
oujrht to be in every household ,
will oure your Rheumstism.Xeun'J
Sprains, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, FJ!
Feet and Eats, Soro Throit m
Ohest, I f you have Lime Bacltw
oure it t penetrates to the seatdi
disease. It will oure Stiff Joittia
Contracted Muscles after all
remedies have failed. Those
have been cripples f r ycrs havei
Ballard's Snow Liniment and tlr
away their crutches and been m
alk bs woll as ever. It wi J
you. Prioc 50 ceuts. Sold by R(
tiisher & Co , Waco, and J, B. ft,
nish, East Urnco, Texas.
For Sale.
500 flares of laud, f jtiritea ml
from Waco; 200 in cultivation, 1
acres gocd timber, cverlni:
water, good forces, fair bniHtj
small orchard, for fu,500. Ah
fain. CjiII on
J. II. I'ORIKB,
109 Smth Fifth Stwt
riinno Lncv for Mcllistfrl
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