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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05
TwEeDLE-DEE-TwEg0LE-oUM


There g. NO DsTersare between tIa HIaIuu-
UIarrIsun- IEeef sI irIIey Combine and
Eflg ElII- Co L ril 1- many 1IluuE-
The Alliance Waterman of 5Iarshall.
Mo, is 10 O. sweat FOR fear the Herald
IS firing into the ranks of friends.
What does the Watchmau call frienas2
Us it q mau who vvear- the alliance
badge or has the alliance password, or
has the badge and password of some
other industrial order2 If so we take
exceptions A so-calIcd mem Der OF any
of these orders is not Of necessity a
friend e labor or reform Not all
who say Lord Lord shall be with me
at the Judgment Jut they that do the
work OF the Father" " said Jesus Christ
One of the chosen twelve betrayed Him
int the hands OF His enemies
a man who has been actively engaged
iu reform work fer ten years has
Iesrned many disgusting lessons of
human nature lie can look back at
many wrecks of character along the
route. he can see men once counted
leaders iu reform ranks living iu COM
fort aud luxury az the price Of honor
and 6dslisy.
Does the watch ulau call Hall and
lfcAIlister frieuds7 They are both
alliance men. tsDh- but sleV are ou-
posed 60 the sab-tra lsuEy-' -Ell5 vvel
v-z can Hud men gEho are 0pprHsi 20
t-e zub-treasury who were Sighting
and saerihciug in the caase ot reform
u=torl tha alliance had births men who
we're FQhns tag BaPtist crYjng iu ihg
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Z TARIEF PLANk.

FlsGpsct fully Referred 80 Grover CIeveIauE
FOR IzsH EraysrfuI ConBideratIou-
Whereas, the factors that eater into
a solution OF the tariff problem are in-
terest, profit and the price OF labor and
Whereas. Lhe conditions that render
a protective tariff necessary, are the
low rates OF interest. small margins OF
profit aud Che1pness 0f labor in Eng
land,
Therefore, it As the sense Of thiz con
ference that anything approaching free
trade IS Impossible 81 long as capital
receives as interest and its coFrelalive
profit nearly double as much for each
Eve Thousand dollars invested as is paid
as wages to an abIe-b bodied adult la
borcr; aud it is further
Resolved, that any reduc- ION OF tho
tariff. bringing shout a reduction in
the price Of goods, without there is first
effected q cores spouding rsdu ctiou in
the rates OF interest and profit, must
necessarily cause the whole burden Of
such reduction to be borne by iabor 40
the form OF a reduction In wages
GEORGE C. WARE
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05

Tho Tendency tu CHlfaurd Car.srurI alt
Value with Iutriusir GOA fty-

The Tendency tn CaHraurd Carsrur1. .ai,I
yuIua with IutriusIr GOA Etg-
The go.dftes have "a great dea. to say
about intrinsic value and have faith
that in tb word is em bodied ire Hu-
ausweraUie argument that money mast
Ue male oE tlat metal
In the interview with Senator Leland
Stanford, of Calf ruia, (Which ANY 1a8
may have by Addressing the senator at
WasHt gt1u, ID. G. D th-ro s.. aurther
ald no less potent word rar-haiIlt
into tho argument Examine 81 Boz this
extract;
.'It seems impossible for men % dir
cuss this subject ithuut soufosudiug
commercial value with intrinsic quail
ity- Senator shaFmuu even goes so fur
as 20 insist that gold has an Intrinsic
value greater than that OF silver but
if either gold or silver has any intrinsic
value, then language l7 WORTHLESS as "a
vehicle of thought Value is always
eztrinsIc-dep epeude ut entirely upon inn
Italilu ia quantity HuI lgmar ra-aud
only qualities are iutriusic- The fun
damental lesson ug political economy is
that values vary1 but qualitieH d not
IL gold has au intrinsic value how does
it happen that u has evrr variedF And
90 silver has au intrinsic value DO i- per-
tiueut 20 ask how was "a port ION Of tHaE
value eEfractedF A prominent senator
has shown 1vcrvh Ugly -hal neither
so4l nor nlIFrF N4A-A NH -ltitH- 10 any
quantity. com ParatiVeI7- were &C. not
for the fact that ti-s govern -leFit STAMPS
them They are not money Iu thesl--
selves Their whole value is cEfr.u-ie.'' 90
And thus easily IS the juggling with
the terrible z-ord intrinsic eatopped on
ZIl who take tLe trouble 90 remember
that intrinsic refers e. innate guatitias,
sla ere u1varyilE and perpetual,
whereas eztriusir re'e-s to environ
uleuts- and c bang ra wi LII "a change 1t e1u-
Glfious- The NAL Pea biiiLv, durI-i-y
aHds pecidc gravity OF gold are ever
present aud ever the same, bat the e1u-
merciai value of an ounce o. gold de-
peuds on cirau1stuu-es audIas asv.- Pits
burgh kuusau-
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The open alliance OF Eebrasira held
its annual state meeting recently aud
adopted @ rezoLutious uului iulously, lu-
stzuetiup the state deregatea 60 their slEl-
uuat national meeting. 90 be held In
Chicago on che 27th inst. 20 vote for q
perm aneur uuiou with cur order RMS
brings into oar order one OF che ztru1E-
est and best organized % all the Amer
lean states ADD thus We ARE going
all % pissesi day By daF- -tVograsatFa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05

EE. TiEasPo. 6 Mexican Newspaper.
cerngnensiug Oh tile Chiliass news, at
a1i-sseerabte race Of suvFaElz who be-
causs they are powerful VIII attack 3
small nation. Fl IiemPQ q the crRsn
Of the clarga party
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05

There ere more nail. iouaires iu tho
United sIlLea-ali man fartErsd UT tHa
rsuubIicau plrty-thau in ans other
country iu the world. and more mort
gagged farms AMI homes uuL more ps.-
Die who do not know what 81 ia Lo a-a. "a
fuI meat 30 thl year tsas j. T. LuFll. .'a
s1eaah iu uuited states Eau1teI .iIl
fuuuugacturad uE the same party th tu
fn any other COUNT on the globe. s. IG
we ere making mi.ll 1ua.res end paupi rl
tester than cFsE. -Piltsl lgEFA kIH-EH
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-02-05

TIE British ship Ferudale has -been
wrecked near Gray's harbcr, Oregon
and twenty Of the crew including The
o6ieers were drowned
EEELUENzA is very serious among
some Of the Indians in tine territor5'-
Ghost dance excitement has begun
again
IT was generally Thought at Denver,
col, that the state supreme eotiF.
5yrv.ld favore6ly decide Dr. Graves
motieH for aeW sEtsas =
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

A fire alarm was sounded yesterday
afternoon about o'clock. 1t was
caused by the burning out of a fue
on south Fifth street. No damage
was done.
An interesting meeting of the
Triple Alliance was held last night
at DR.. Cranfill's office. Future meet.
ings will be held at the w. M. A.
hall South Fourth street on the
second Tuesday and fourth Saturday
nights at 7:30.
There will be fourteen cars in the
Walnut Springs excursion train to
morrow and it is expected, and pres
ent indications show, that every coach
will be crowded. The Walnut picnics
are always enjoyable affairs and big
Waco delegation always attends.
For several days past. in a quite
way, about fifty of our society gentle
men have been arranging a picnic for
the young ladies and teachers of the
Waco Female College. The News
made mention some time back that a
big picnic was talked OF and by re-
quest of the boys kept particulars
quiet. Through the kindness Of Prof.
I. M. Edgerton, the principal, the
young ladies we're tod OF 1t last night.
Great was their surprise and they re-
joiced at the prospect of good time
on the Bosque. Mr. R. M Carter, the
genial passenger agent of the Cotton
Belt railroad, happened to be in the
city and through his influence and
free use of the telegraph wire, arrange.
meats were made for engine, baggage
car and coaches The boys had made
arrangements with Mr.. Prade to pre-
pare all edibles and the reporter
judges, from the list shown him, every
one will have plenty to eat The list
comprised everything that would go
towards making nice picnic dinner.
The train started about 500 a. m
The reader can better imagin the joy,
mirth and merriment of that crowd
than the writer can tell Prof. Edger.
ton was in one of his happiest moods
and will conduct everything properly
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
"The Garment Bespeaks the Artist"
KIRK & REESINC,
T4ILORS, I-2 Justin Avenue.
Real Estate Bulletin.

Reported by Baker & Dilworth
AbslraotOrs.
w " Seley to J E Orchard lot on
Frar kiln street between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth, $2,4OO.
A Klrschner to A B Weslow, / in
terest in AZ 2 acres, j NJ Stephens,
81, $50.
JB Yates to Mary Biglow, lot on
corner of Barnett and Eleventh
streets, $500.
NJ White to Ellen Chapman ct al
interest in liz acres of the o Campo
and j NJ Stephens surveys, $40.
S A Nalley to Nora Burns, lot . in
Torbett's addition, $3.50.
City of Waco to Lyon Bros, west
half of lot 3 on Franklin street be.
tween Third and Fourth. Valuable.
We furnish abstracts of title on
short notice.
J. W. BAKER.
Il. Nj. pILwORTH.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
ALL OVER TOWN

THE News will make satisfactory
advertising rates.
The case Of Stolte Bros. VS.. Phillip
Deitz, sequestration suit, is on trial
today in the county court.
A Hogg and commission club was
organized at McGregor Monday night.
The meeting is reported as being very
enthusiastic
j. b. Watkins VS.. w. K. Prock is
the style of suit on trial today in
the district court. Ii is a suit on three
promisory notes aggregating $500
THE News is the best advertising
medium in Waco, having the largest
bone fide circulation to back this
statement fake due notice and
govern yourself accordingly.
The contract for the construction of
three-story addition to the county
Jail was awarded yesterday to the
Paulv Jail and Manufacturing com
pany. Tie cost will be $4,000,
Thrifty merchants employ the
columns of THE News to let the peo
pie know what bargains they have to
offer. If your trade is dull, make
trade 10y advertising THE News
offers you the best inducements.
Captain Richard M. Beard is pre-.
pairing his cavalry company for the
state encampment at Austin. The
enlistment of new recruits will be con.
tinued only about ten days longer.
The great annual picnic at Walnut
Springs comes off tom orrow instead OF
Saturday as erroneouslv advertised
The date is May 10, and the fare is
one dollar with guarantee of good
time
DR.. D. G. Jones returned late yes
terday evening from Perry where he
had heen called to attend Major
Wiley Jones He reports that Mr.
Jones is in as good a condition as
possible under the circumstances The
ribs have been set but the collar bone
will have to 60 without setting as il
was impossible to set both.
DR.. Samuel Higgins will give q
free show at the city hall tonight fol-
the benefit of the Rio Grande drouth
sufferers Admission will be free and
the audience will be asked TO con
tribute what they schoose to the
drouth sufferers. Some gentleman Of
this city to be appointed TO transmit
same to the proper authorities. Those
people are IN distress and should re.
ceive liberal assistance from Waco.
A. Y, Hughston some time
ago filed suit tor damages against a
number of saloon men for selling his
minor son whiskey. The suits
against 7. B. Waite ct al and John
Blom ct al were tried yesterday after
noon. The former suit was dismissed
at plaintiffs cost and verdict was
rendered in favor Of the defendants
in the other. A. Kirschner is also
one of the intended victims whose case
will be tried On the 10th and the re
suit will doubtless be the same as in
| the ahOVe two Gases
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
The Sworn Tormentors of the In
QUESTION.

What cared they for the grosns of
the victim as he lay stretched upon
the rack? Yet people whose hearts
are neither as hard as the neither mill
stone, nor whose fortitude is excessive,
often have DO pity on themselves
voluntarily incur lifelong torture by
neglect. Rheumatism, the most
agonizing and obstinate of complaints
is, perhaps, more FIRE quently neglected
in its incipiency than any other, the
preliminary twinges beirg set down to
the credit of "a cold in the bones -
which will pass away of itself
Singular fatuity-fatal delusion !!
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is potent
safeguard against the terrible inFoads
of this insidious and dangerous
neutrality-suspicious. because of its
proneness to attack the heart, the seat
of life. Neuralgia is also effectually
counteracted aud relieved by the
Bitters. Malaria, kidney complaints,
debility, indigestion, billiousness, la
grippe, loss of appetite and the iu-
ability to sleep are among the com.
plants eradlcable with this genial
corrective.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
ANOTHER CORKER.

AMI size American Watch,
three-quarter plate Quick Train.
straight line escapement, patent
center pinion. patent stem wind,
four pats fine Ruby Jewels in
settings (I5 jewels), expansion
balance adjusted, in fine Gold
Filled Dueber Case, guaranteed to
wear for 2oyears for $500.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
JUDGE COLLARD ENDORSED
The Waco Bar Reoomm end IMAM
imously Hon. w. E. CoIlard
of Franklin for Civil
Court of APP
pealS.

Following is the unanimous il
dorsemenC by the Waco bar of Ho
W. e. ColIard Of Franklin for judg
Of the civil court of appeals of tt
first supreme district:
We the members of the Waco b
do hereby express our oon6den ce
the integrity, ability and learning
Hon. W, Il. Colard, and comma
him to the voters of the third {.
preme-judiclal district as a pers
eminently qualified for position
the bench OF the court of civil appe
of said district.
Charles B Pearre, w M SleeI
E A Jones, Il j Gurley, NJ G II p,
Jno 6 Winter, Eugene Willis
Frank Grady S l. Samuels, n
Graham, Robt II Rogers, Il w q
drews, Juo p Massey, Chas X
A G P,endergast, Waller S Bas
Cullen L Thomas, Il w Ewing,
Downs, j E Boyptou, i c Alexau
Richard | Monroe, Jno l. Monroe,
l. Dyer, F H Kipgsbury, J w
ior, D c Boliuger II N Adkin.
VIM W Evans, N l. Davis, Jno
Davis, Chas A Boynton, l. w Ca
bell, Jas ] Moore, W II Leasing. \
Herring, Austin j Mathews, WI
Ken DALI, A j CaruIhers, w @
BrieD, J B Scarborough, Jno f \
d II Hardy, Thos Moore, WI
Flournoy, George II Smith VIM
mons, K j Goode, S A Fl
W 5 Kipcheloe, II A Ivey, job I
West, f Bnnkerhoh, J A Lao
VIM i Pr,thcr, X l. Allen, MD
ring, Jr j T SIuder, 7 l. MoCullt 4
j b Earle, X H Kiugsbury, Z
Lindsey, n b Williams, j II Ba
J N Gallagher, T A BLAIR, j Tt
SOD, Lud Williams, Thos G SmitI (
L Radney, w B Fakes, Thos p (
Jas A Harrison, Quilman Finley I
Mckinney, Jno T Flint, W H Jel
county ju9ge, W i Goodrich, d
judge.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance Authorizing and En-.
poweripg the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway Company to Con.
struct Swish or Spur on Jack.
son Street, Acr SIS Tenth Street.
Be it ordained by the City Coun oil
of the City of Waco;
Sec. l. That the Missouri Kansas
& Texas Railway Company, be and it
is hereby authorized and empowered
to construct, maintain and operate a
switch or spur connecting with its
switch or spur now running from its
main track from near the eastern
eGge of Tenth street TO the eastern
edge of Eleventh street, at point
at or near the Western edge of Tenth
street; thence along jackson street
and the property line to the western
edge of the alley between Ninth and
Tenth streets
Sec. 2. Before said Railway Com
pany shall be authorized to construct
said spur or switch it shall apply TO
the city engineer of Waco and obtain
from him the proper grace of said
street, and said track shall be con.
structed under the direction and
supervision of the city engineer, and
shall conform to the grade given by
said engineer; aud before said railway
company shall be permitted to use
said spur or switch, it shall place on
each side Of the rails Of said track,
where the same crosses or is laid in
said jackson aud Tenth streets a
piece OF timber two or more inches
thick and six or more inches in width,
and shall fill in between the two rails
and between the main track and the
spur or switch SO constructed, with
stone and gravel, as directed by the
city engineer, and grade Tenth street
where said switch or spur crosses it,
so as to make the surface of the
street level with the top of the rails
of said roads.
Sec. 3 1t shall he the duty
of said railway company to
at all times keep said spur or switch
and the main track in good repair and
well ballssted with stone and gravel,
and it shall at no time allow any cars
engines or other distractions to oc
cupy or remain CD that por.
ton of said spur or switch
which lies between the main line OF
said track and the outside edge Of the
sidewalk, along said jackson street.
Sec. 4. If at any time said rail
way company shall fail or refuse &c
keep said track and the street between
the spur or switch and the main track
iii good order, or shall fail or refuse
to repair the same when requested II
do so by the city marshal, or mayor,
or street com missioners of said city
then the city council may by a reso
luton adopted and spread upon the
minutes of said city, revoke the fran
chise anI repeal this ordinance and
all rights, privileges and beuefu
granted said railway company hereir
shall be withdrawn.
Sec. 5 This ordinance shsl
take effect and be in force from ant
after its passage.
Passed May IA, 1892,
Attest. Approved
JoNEY JONES @. G. MCCULLoUGH
City Secretary. Mayor
d., - MT T.nr o,C,y,,y, na..,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

There was an interesting an(
unusual occurance this morning
local bankers association had D
debts incurred in the eDtertainn
the State Pharmaceutical assoc
and had thirty per cent of the q
collected for that purpose lei
This amount was returned TO II
scrlbers to the fund.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

Our complete plant of machinery
enables us to do the best of work.
DALLAS SCREEN Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

Bronze Powders, Gold aud Silver
Paints at y. +. Smith,, 404 Austin
avenue.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

DIR. Geo. P. Mann, dentist. Fall
set of upper or lower teeth, Sl2'5O,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

Sleeper, Chiffon & Co., Ladies ooze
Oxfor s
$3.50, S3 and 81.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

Joe Lehman's restaurant is open
all night now. The best in the city
to get meal.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-05-18

1t is not only low prices but high
quality we claim.
Dallas SCREEN Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-07

HON. PARIS GIBSON, President.
CHAS. d. WILT, Vice-President.
E. GEO. HELDT,
Manager, Sec. and Treas.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-07
Good Looks

Good looks are mere than skin deep, de
pending upon a healthy condition of all the
vital organs. II the liver be inactive, you
have a bilioHs look; ii your stomach be dis
ordered you have a dyspeptlc look. and If
ysnr kidneys be affected yen havsa pinened
look. Secure good health and you will
have Rssd looks. Electric bitters 10 the
great alternative and tonic; acts directly on
These vital ORGANS. Cures pimplss. hlotches,
boiis and eises . good Complexion. Sold
~ 4. y. Hale \ Co.'S drug store; Goo. pc
e0tNe.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06
UNDUE INFLCENCE.
The Duke Of Devonshire Violates an Un.
written Law.

The Duke of Devonshire Violates an I'm
written Law.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Gladstonians are
indignant at the tenor Of the address in
which Lord Harrington, hitherto leader of
the Unionist forces in the house of COM
mons, babe farewell to his constituents of
Rossendale, on the occasion Of his sue
cession to the dukedom Of Devonshire and
consequent assumption OF a seat in the
house oflords
The unwritten law in such cases is that
the new peer shall not inter. ere in any way
with the contest between the rival candi-
dates for the seat in the house Of commons
which he vacates. 1t is commended by the
Liberals that Lord Harrington violated this
rule by making his address an election APP
peal pure and simple in behalf of Brooks,
the Unionist nom nee for the vacant seat.
II the Liberal candidate is defeated the
question o. unseatng Brooks on the ground
or undue influence is likely TO be raised in
parliament. Such Il protest would have a
very good chance of bein: successful, Tor
there is hardly anything SO much insisted
upon iii parliament as observance of pre-
cedents, and the unwritten laws governing
elections are as strongly enforced as the
written ones
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06
AMERICA AND FRANCE.

Nj. Legrande the Commercial Rela-
lions OF the Two Countries.
PARIS, Jan. "A correspondent of the
Associated Pres has had an interview with
NJ, Pierre Legrande, member Of the cham
Der Of deputies and cx-minister OF COM
merce, onrthe commercial treaty negotia-
tions between France and the United States.
NJ. Lcgrande said:
II am opposed on principle to treaties OF
commerce, as l consider them dangerous
instruments for the government to handle.
But it the ministry has decided to enter
into new contracts, in face of the clearly
expressed desires Of parliament to the con-
trary. will be happy!to learn of the con-
clusion Of treaty with the United States.
The friendly feeling l personally entertain
Tor America is well known. Everything
tending to increase our commercial rela-
tons with America will have my warmes,
approval. believe that France and the
United States will profit from reciprocity,
for both are naturally adapted to follow an
identical policy in economics as we'll as in
politics"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06
THE RAILROADS.

THE Kansas City road wins an important
suit in Iowa.
The Omaha's passenger department is
advertising in a nov i way by the distribu-
ton of little vest pocket packages, each
one containing a needle threaded with linen
thread.
CIRCULARS have been received in st. Paul
giving official notice Of the raising of the
boycott against the Alton by the Erie road.
The Erie was the first line to raise the boy
colt, the circulars being dated Dec. 10.
II. w. BUsK1RK, city agent at Cincinnati
OF the Erie has been prom ted to the po-
stion of assistant general passenger agent
Of the same road, with headquarters at
Chicago. The appointment is effective
Jan. l, 1892.
THE latest surprise in Richmond Termi-
nal affairs is that the semi-annual 81 per cent
dividend on the Central Railroad and
Banking Company Of Georgia was not paid
when due. It does not necessarily mean
that the divid ends will be passed, although
there are rumors to that effect.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06
Taking on Ammunition.

SAN Francisco. Jan. f. "A dispatch to-
night from San Diego says the cruiser San
Francisco is transferring large quantities of
ammunition and other supplies to the
cruiser Charleston, which has received or
notice. San Francisco will be made the
basissof supplies and operation in event of
trouble with Chill. and the entire Pacific
squadron will make this port its headquar-
tters lbs anthoritatively stated tonight
that Gen. sAIcCook is preparing to receive
several companies of artillery which have
been ordered transferred to this point
There is more mysterious activity reported
from San Diego than ever before