The Waco evening news. [volume], December 26, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EVENING NEWS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1893.
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LECTURE
SAM JONES,
One of the greatest, of living
Oratois find Lecturers, will, on the
night of the
11TH OFJANUARY,
. AT
THE CITY HALL,
Lecture for the benefit of the"
charity fund of
PAT CLEBURNE CAMP
Admission, usual prlco.
Waco Eyaning News
No inu iiud 211 smi'ii ;:i'iuii ni.
j. it. minskft.
f'nittftr unit frujit i iiir-
All liillH iiu Tiru Nisws unlets (or
nivorUilnir 4tit)ioriiilon or preaa
work tiro pynlo alono to
J. It. BEN N KIT,
c V) ht uitciiorizod utroiit.
Oillciul Organ of tho City of Waco
Nil liirrl ,tli,it tlaii-i;
Ityilty, onu njniitli SO
l)f'l, hK IimiHlis .. . a W)
Dnl'y ono yenr film
W'uukly, lino ynir t. ... 1 W
All comiuuiiluiitloiiH to In euro
prompt attention HhouM boaddroHBetl
to Tho Nhws Wiinii, Thxhh
RELIEVING THE POOR.
It iH estimated on the basis of
partial invustigationH undo that
thuru aru fully 80 000 perHons in
tho city who are without employ
ment. TliH, aj wo unaurotanu,
does not inoludu persons who nevor
-ork or who bhirk work, but tho"o
who would work if they had the
opportunity and who aro dependent
upon the wagon of work.
Tho condition la an u'arining one
at tho thri nhulri of winter. Its
adneua will tinge all OristunH
merriment. Thousands aio shiver
ing and hungry who never were
duiitut(i boforo. What h to be
done? Ne- York World.
The Hmoliljring furii3eea dhould
be relighted, faoloriei now closed
should bo opened and all tho sup
pressed induitrics of the nation
should at onoo, be set in motion,
thus giving to these desorving poor
an opportunity to win by honest
toil the power to exist. That thoy
cannot be o erated, to tho profit of
thoir ovners j lit now is no excuse,
tuoy wore built in tho ii rat ii.s'.ati'je,
and tiiat very properly, for the pur
pose of making money for their
owners, and wore run for gain.
Tneir owners should now in the
iiatne of humanity relight thoir fires.
toJvns. The iron business of the
Birmingham dh-tr et is repined as
showing ooniderablp improvement,
though restricted by tho uncertain
ty of tariff legislation. In tho on
higeiueut of establi"hod plants a
fair showing is al-o presented. The
(lour milling' industry shows con
siderable activity, twenty-three corn
and Hour mills having been com
pleted recently, the greater part of
which aro in Tennessee and Kentuc
ky. The indusi.rif's reported for
the pait week are of groat diversity,
including b x factories, ice lajtor
ies, iron iuiniuq companies, carriage
works, steam hi uidries, broom fac
tories, phosphato mining companies,
coke plants, say mills and many
others.
IMHT. lER'B NOTIOK.
flllln wlm .. it Is expootoil The News
ti pay iiiuhi tie autnoricd by an
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repre"-iiiiitivo of Tiik Daily aii'd
Si:mi-Wi:kki.y Nr.wu o("Waoo, and
is duly authorizrrf to, roweivo and
receipt for subscription .to Vith-er
publication, also to make contracts
for a lvi-rtinini.
Tho robbing of trains is beeoin.
ing quite an industry, in the last
fow days, and what is moro it does
not seem to bo confined to any
particular section.
Tho ohnriiablo assooiations of all
tho northern citioa aro taxed beyond
thoir ability to meet tho really
meritorious calls upon thorn for
help. Tho number needing help is
greatly in excess of any previous
year.
Tho inci im-i of rich mon aro
sacrou to tho politicians. Instead
of taxiu ' them a groat many con
grtssmon want to fall down and
worship thorn. Atlanta Constitu
tion.
Congressmen are mon and some
of them very small men, and as
this is tho 3go of mammon worship
evon if tho ohargo made by
tho Constitution should bo literally
true, it would not show congress
men to bo one whit better or woiso
than tho bulk of their constituents.
When the inajses bow boforo a
patriot's shrine with tho veneration
r '-Trirts, then men who lovo
t icii v jtiy and thoir country's
weal with the zeal of a patriot will
sit as thoir representatives in the
halls of congress. Let tho dear
people (jint worshiping wealth and
thoir congressmen will quit at
once.
What A Prominent Insurance Man Says.
II M. Biossjm, .senior member of
H M Blossom & Co, 217 N. 3d St.
St. Louis, writo-: I had been loft with
a very distressing cough, tho result of
influonzH, which nothing seemed to to
lievo, until I took Biillard's Ilorehound
Syrup One bottle completely cured
tue. I so til one bottle to my sister,
who had a Ecvero cough, and she ex
ponemed itL.mid.ato relief. I always
rccoomtnond this syrup to uiy mends
John Cranston, 'JOS Hampshire
street, Quinoy, Ills , writos: I hrvc
found Ballard's fJorehound Syrup
huporior to any other cough medicine
I havo over known It never disap
points. Price nOo. Sold by Itisher
&Co., Waoo, J. B. Cornish East
Wooo, TexaB.
Doti't forget if you want to put
an "ad" in The N i:vs and don't
want to come to tho ollice or tele
phone us, you cau leave it at Burle
son's book Htore, 115Sjuth Fourth,
and it will be promptly inserted.
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WEDDINGS !
V I A. A u 1-. nJrtA l- " 1 rt V l l-t. . . 1 1
in ever uciuic nave wc ueen able to buj
as nne graue ui papei iui vv eaaing Xnvit
uiuiib cts wc navi.juoi.i'-ivi.u iiuin IN eV YnrW
PRINTED ND ENGRAVED
In most fashionable and elegant styles
BROOKS & WALLACE PRINTING HOUSE
IIA-16 K. Fifth St.
U
Goods Wei!
Are Halt so
and particularly is this true of
WACO. TCv.
Bough'
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F YOU WANT
TO DRIN
With the o ittou mills of Georgia
declaring pn (i'.ablo dividends tho
(ti0Mtiou in up for diaousjion why is
tho Fort Worth cotton mill idle?
And another question awaiting for
consideration is, why haven't wo
moro mills to manufacture cotton
goods for homo consumption?
Fort Worth Gazette.
waeo oouiu ask tho Bamo
tiou with great pertinency.
ques-
Oxljtxlc t;lxe Bet sj
TO BE FOUND AT
THE 00MO
Saloon and Restcurant. All
night and day service.
W. r ARMSTRONG, Proprietor-
CLOTHIN
THE HAWAIIAN PROBLEM.
Tho DUlas Is'ewrt is a nowsppor;
don't forget it MoKinuey Demo
crat. And old "State Pross" in tho
Now will in a few days say tho
MvKtunoy Democrat is the bast
weekly paper published in North
Tex'is Sherman Begistor.
Of course; what else should bo
expected? That is what ho is there
for.
The number of working men, not
including fakes, trr.mp8 and bums,
who are ont of work, out of money,
ami out of food, in the citios of
Now Voik and Chicago is placed by
a conservative estimate at ono hun
dred and seventy-five thousand, a
number much greater than can be
provulid for by th'j local organiza
tions of those cities. Tneso local
oharitablo organizations must bo
greatly reinforced orthooapknl now
waiting in idleness must bo invested
in productive lines to givo these
men work, or men willing to work
and anxious to work, will this
winter be forced to rob or starve
and freeze, in tho midit of the
wealth of these groat cities.
The proposition of tho president
for restoration was fair and manly
and went as far as the constitutional
limits would permit, Cleveland
Plain Denlir.
The United Stales aro not engaged
in tho business of setting "up
monarchies. And now Mr. Clove
laud undoubtedly sees that the only
thing to do ia to keep hands off
Boston Post.
Our people would ba vory glad to
havo tho Hawaiians "light it out
among themielves." Perhaps in
this way a happy solution of the
question may bo arrived at Kich.
mond D-spatch.
It has been a severe Btrain upon
tho public patience and has not
added to tho reputation, oithor for
wisdom or prudence, of the presi
dent or his secretary of stato.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Stevens Haid the Hawaiian
monarchy was an absurd anaohron
ism. In tho light of Cleveland's
message Stevens appoars as an
anachronic absurdity. So honors
aro about even. Pittsburg Post.
Tho Industrial South,
Ueviewiug tho industrial progress
of the South for tho past week, tho
.Manufacturers' Record reports that
there are many signs of in
creasing activity in the projection
of enterprises and in tho number an
nounced as definitely decided upon
A good deal of activity is noted in
municipal improvements, especially
in water works systems, which are
to be established in a number of
mii:icii'()s s n,t:.
STATU OF TEXAS, Cou;t or McLennan:
y virtue ofnn onler of Mlo lssne.l on. of
th Honorablo Dlstiict Court of McLennan
Ocinnty, on '.Hi day of Pecumbcr, UJ'l, by thn
Clerk tlicroof, in th caeu or ialveton &
Houston lmuitmeut comjuny, ersiiB ,1. J.
(iniinliitlinin, -t ul No. l"l, ami tome, at
sheriff, directoil and ilalUered, I will jirocpol
to eel!, within tho hour r.'erilieil by law for
Bliurlll'r. iiile, on Iho Hilar rUKsDAY in
.lauuary, A. 1) 1831, it bt Ins the 2nd day of
aaii month, boforo Hio co.irt houo door of
mild McLennan county, In the city of Waco, tho
following' described jiropertj, to-wlt
Block thlrty.nlno p.lj and forty-four (II) of
no uiviuui.mjuimm lu UIU unv OI VflCO, In
McLennan county, Tncns. Levied on as the
liropuriy oi w, roiga to fat'Bly u Juiluo
meut omountliift ?,',)6U.. i, in favor ofGal-
vrstnn A Houston Inycsttncut Co. and co-t
of bUlt.
Glvon uudet my hand, this 11th day of
W. L. Hukkk, Sheriff.
December 12, 18)3.
Sau Antonio & Aransas Pass
RAILWAY
To Houston,
Eagle Lake
Corpus Christi
and Rockport,
And Intermediate Points
Passenger train leavesdaily at
7 a. m. Call at depot for full in
formation regarding passenger or
freight business.
J. B. Brooks.
Ticket Agent, Waco, Texas.
E. J. Martin,
Gen.'l Freight & Pass, Ag.'t.
San Antonio, Texas.
It-takes correct styles, popular prices, and extraordinary
values, to command season after season an ever increasing
trade. Our enormous sales this season is proof positive
that our stock fills the bill, for while our competitors have
been straining every ne. ve, and resorting to a world of ques
tionable schemes to get rid of their stuff, we have, almost
without an effort, nearly. doubled the business of any pre
vious season at satisfactory prices to ourselves, and more
than satisfactory prices to our customers.
We opened the season with the largest stock we ever
sticked on our counters (and by the way we doubled the
number of our counters by giving up the entire second
floor of- our building to our CLOTHING DE
PARTMENT.) We have sold them and been com
pelled to keep the wires red hot, gathering in extraordi
nary plums to sec the season out Of course every one
understands that the grandest bargains are always picked
up late in the season (provided you have the money to pay
tor tnem,) and our buyers have covered themselves with
glory in their late purchases which we are now showing.
As wc buy them so wc sell them, caring nothing for intrinsic
worth; all we want is a small profit, true to our motto "Quick
Sales and Small Profits."
We are Offering Extraordinary Values in
Childrens'2 Piece Suits and Pant
Boys 3 Piece Suits and Pant
and Ithe grandest line of Men's Suits,
Pants and Overcoats we have ever
shown. GET OUR PRICES.
-WE SAVE YOU MONEY.-
H. B. MISTROT&CO
408 and 4103Austin Avenue.
wis
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ICE BUILDING LOTS
Cheap
HOMES FOR ALL.
NO MUD -TOSTICK.
See Kirkpatrick's Beautiful
INMEAST -IWACO.
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P. G. Kirkptarick.
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