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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-22

and one half inche-) shown by the
spot of light thrown by the mirror
on the scale. Mr.. Boys also calcu.
lates that the hest received By a
halfpenny at f teen thousand feet
from a candle fl ,me, would, If con.
centrated on the sensitive surface,
produce readable d. fl lection.
UNFREEzABLE DYNAMITE.-The
apparent recklessness of many work
men in baking, boiling or toasting
dynamite, as a means of thawing it,,
i. explained in a recent paper to the
American Institute of Mining En-
gineers. Small quantities of explo.
sives containing nitro-glycerine
burn quietly when ignited by direct
coutact with flame, and this has led
to the dangerously mistaken idea
that merely heating the explosive
can DO no harm If dynamite
cartridge is ignited or placed in
the FIRE, it will probably burn harm.
les4ly away, but if gradually heate d
on stove to $50 or 400 deg. Fair.
violent explosion is almost certain
to result and even before this tenn
perature is reached the dyna mite
will be extremely sensitive to shock.
Liebert has made dynamite proof
against cold by adding isoamylic
nitrae This lowers the freezing
point from 40 degrees above zero to
so degrees below, and while slightly
increasing the explosive power also
slightly diminishes the sensitive.
ness to shock.
ODDITIES IN House CovERISes.
The natives of the interior Of Cey-
Ion finish walls and roofs with a
paste of Stacked lime, gluten and
alum, which glazes, and is so dur
able that specimens three centuries
old are to be seen. On the Malabar
coast the fiat bamboo roofs are Gov
cred with a mixture of cow. dung,
straw and clay. This is poor on
ductor of heat, aud not only with
stands the heavy rains to remark
able degree but keeps the huts cool
IN not weather. In Sumatrathe ma.
tive women braid coarse cloth of
palm leaves for the edges and top
of the roofs. Many of the old
Buddhist temples in India and Cay
lon had roof. made up of cut stone
blocks, hewed timber and split bam-
boo poles. neven planks cut from
Old and dead palm trees-seldom
from living yonpg trees-are much
used in the C.lebs and Philippines
Sharks skins from the roofs of fish.
ermen in the .Andaman Islands. The
NJ ,lays of Malaaca, Samatra and
Java have roofing of attaps,
pieces of palm.leaf wicker work
alb nut three feet by two in size and
aud incn thick, which are laid like
shingles and are practically water.
proof. The Arabs of the East In.
dies make a durable roof paint of
Stacked lime, blood and cement.
Europeans sometimes use old sails,
made proof against water, mold
and insects by paratfin and CORES
i've sublimate-for temporary roofs.
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Investigate Is our Watchr

Temple smith. VI. u. Wed.n SmitL y
SURGEONS, PHYSICIAN,. '"
ami Specialists.
All we ask is a fair and full ipvs
tigation. "
Ga our merits we are wilma :,
stand or fall. s'
Now is the time to get the hem,
of our 50 90 rate. All patients suss
ing with Catarrh, in any of i's fo,n'
commencing treatment before N,
18th, will be treated at the rsu,
IS 90 per month until we'll h
medicine furnis, ed. A cure On,
anteed.
Ulce, atoms, Lacerations. Prolsu,
and all forms of female weakss
cured soundly, permanently and ,
your own satisfaction.
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1t is necessary that every city
should have first. class, reliable
sign writer aud bill poster. 1t IS a
luxury ,ba. few cities enjoy. For
tunately Waco is the happy possessor
of such luxury in the person of
the well-known, good natured big
hearted Louie Sternkorb. His
name is known to every one in
Waco, and has baen for years. The
result is, whenever any one needs a
har dsome .ign Of any description,
or blll posting done, they naturally
60 10 Louie Sternkorb, $40 Frank
lin street.
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FEMALE DISEASES
Not Understood by the Genn
Practitioners OF Medicipa.

Few people outside Of the medic
profession know that diseases ,
women, or Gynecology, Was .,
taught as separate branch in an,,
the medical colleges until quite n
Gently. This is why tnere are ,
many diseased women. 1t reouu
SPECIAL training and special ins,n
ments o be successful.
Read what those who have be.
under DR.. Smiths treatnen. say,
him.
For three years my wife VAS suHs
ing with some obscure disease Dec,
liar 10 her sex. Over eighteen mont
she was bed ridden. All the bs
talent among the country physical
was tried without benefit. Hun
dreds OF dollars were paid GU, 10
good Learning Of DR.. v eden
Smiths wonderful success in like case
| sought him. Two mouths Of b
treatment effected a complete cur
My wife is nov able TO attend be
own house work, and is in pelt.c
health | will gladly answer any 400
ell letters OF inquiry. W B Wall,
Sibley, Lincoln Parish, L
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An Evening With the Authors

At the city hall on the evening Of
Thursday, April eth, at $50 Mrs.
Bessie Miller Oton. of Lexir g ION,
Ky, a distinguished elocutionist
and splendid reader, will give an
entertainment for the benefit of the
s. c md Presbyterian church. Ad.
mission fifty cents.
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and Scrotulous affection. no matter how
il came. the Discovery is direct remedy
II cleanses. builds UP, strengthens, and in
vigora.es every part of the system Eczema.
Erysipelas Salt-rheum. letter. Boils. Car
buncles. Enlarged Glands. and the worst
Scrotulous Sores and Swellings are com
ple,ely and permanently cured by It.
Unlike primary spring medicines. rhs Dis
covery works equally well al all seasons
Practically is said on trial Ii it ever
fails 70 benefit ~ cure, you hare your money
hack. You pay only :or tie good you get
No cheap Substitute, urged by q tricky
dealer. though il may II better for him 70
ell, can t< - Just as good for you 70 buy.
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For the Worlds Fair.

The international route l.. Il G.
n. railroad wi ! sell round trip
tickets to Chicago April % h to
October 3lst inclusive, tickets linn.
tied to November 18th, for return
For rates, time of trains and other
information apply to nearest ticket
agent.
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The philosophic beggar. He dis
played on his breast label worded
IS follows: do not be ashamed OF
giving me only half penny am
blind. lie Grelot.
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Complete line of Stacy Adams
celebrated mems shoes Just opened
at Levine Bros.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-22

A good Oxford worth sl.50 for
81, and 81 Oxford for CSC. at
Levine Bros.
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FAIR AND CLEAR
- that's the way Your
skin will he, if You'll
take DR.. Pierce's Golden
II e iical Discovery.
Pimples. blotches, erup-
tlous. and humors are
utterly banished by this
medicine. 1t takes away,
more thoroughly and
certainly than anything
else. the blood p.oisons
or impurities that cause
them
For every Skin. Scalp,
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WANTED.

VVANTED-B b. q young man rom Ala.
w work. willing 20 DO nytnipg honorable
GOOD references III Franklin stree 4ost
Everybody 10 send &c .tsu p
w 10 The Climax Chenicsl Co, and get
free 8 box ofClimsN Pills hat cure all bilious,
less srG torpid LIVER. Address P. o. toN AZ
Waco. Ierss 3-l6 II
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Piles CURED-PAINLEss

Lewis Clay, Of West Lske,
says; For several years | suit
greatly from Hemorrhoid. | ws'
formed that the specialist, Dr.. so
made many cures without the u
| secured The services aud WAS ~
in two treatments. | want all u
aft c,ed TO know how easy and pro:
q cure will be made by Dr.. sml'l.,
Affections of the Heart. Al y
tional disturbances cured OA1
Lessons and changes prevented
THE PHYSICIAN S TRUST
Please remember that all c0l1
nications made 10 the doctors
gsrded as strictly colfdsnnA
will never be divulged.
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FISTULA AND PILES
Cured by New. Safe and Painls
Methods.

See testimonials near your homs
FIsTULA CURED.
take pleasure in stating that
Temple Smith treated me for Fist
which l had been bothered with
eight months SO that | could not
my work. None OF the doctors w
touch it. Hearing of Dr.. Smith, i
myself under his treatment and i
now we'll. The treatment was p
less and never KEEP. me in beda'
gle day. JAS. FOREMAN
Hearne, Tex. Jan. ~, 1898,
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EOR RENT-A new four room house on
Webster street near sixteenth street. Apply
70 d.. Halter. 40 r.
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ssa aHasi-i- -
FOB SALE.

COR >ALE-A four horse power water
l motor, good new one, 81 New Office.
EOR SALE-A good COW and calf or will
J s'ade or gooi beef COW. Apply 10 j. {
Stafford, co Fra 1kln Street i-ij 1T
NOR ~AIE-Oue Z stsurant at bureau
II o! inform silon. Terms cash. Apply to
". Bean, Al Franklin street .-s II
E>ORSALE ATA BARGAIN Nv house
Il On North Twelfth street, near the corner
o. Jefferson, situated within HI block of
street "a! Inc snd in one Of the fines, neigh
oorhoods ID the lily. call J. c. Hi |, " VS.
orice, or a. residence, ils North Twelfth
sNee'. i-l2 lot
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR RENT-House No. llal sou.h Seventh
street. Apply az state Central Bank
4-igit.
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MARRIED LADIES-send 10 cepts 10,
4Nx ''Ipfallible safeguard" mo medicine. nc
deception jns, what you want. Ladies'
Bazaar. Kansas City, No
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COME TO THE PIONEER
MILLINERY AND DRESSFAAKIN0
ESTABLISHMENT.
-OT-
MISS MAC LITE 81 co.

For the year 1893 this firm intends to
hnndle larger stock than Mt any time since
the house was opened.
The hend of this firm, Miss Litz, was
the first to embark in this business. Her
long experience warrants the firm In prom
ising tho latest styles in the Dress Depart
mcnt. and the iovclicst of Bonncts, Dress
and Fancy Goods
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
We WS BRIEFS.
New lot of clocks at H. w. Pohsrs

New lot of clocks at H. w. PohSt's.
Fine assortment of candies al.
ways at PohSts.
' Mr.. A. p. Wilmer. of Abingdon, is
in TaZewell this wrsk.
The News is tho new semi weekly
paper established at Radturd.
Editors H. NJ. Smythc aud II. T..
Suthers were in he city Tuesday.
Mr. j. f. Beavers, editor of the
Mcdowell Recorder, was in town
Tuesday.
MrSSrs- L. r. and Hubert Raven,
OF RichlaniS, were in town the first
OF the week.
Mr.. w. G. Santlerln came up
from Blnetield, Tuesday, taiiug por
trait orders.
Hon. H. a. ROutl, of Lebanon,
was i'll town during tho week at
teuding court.
If yon want to know who keeps
the freshest candies we can tell
you. Why PohSt does.
The entertainment given hy the
ladies of the Baptist church Tues.
day night was very enjoyable.
Mr. J. S. Clatwell left Sunday
for WJtheville. earlier than he had
expected. He had. however, about
concluded winding mp the business
of the firm. TIE stock has been
shipped. Mr. G. will be back about
the LIST uf April.
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Rocky Dell school closed last Fri
day, with Miss Jennie @. Witten as
tea her. Prizes were awarded to the
following young ladies': Rosa Bur-
ton, best essay read; Mary Leedy,
highest grade; May Mnrrs, aged G
years. most head marks, having been
head 8 weeks. Where IL the little
girl that can excel her7 Echo an
swers us, where?
Rocky DELI. PATRON.
Ripans Tabules purify the blood.
Ripans Tabulcs prolong life.
Saturday last was day in which
fire could have played havoc, and
the town came near having it, while
the wind was blowing almost II gale.
The house of Cynthia Warren in tho
west end OF Main street had caught
from the under side OF the roof, but
the smoke was seen fortunately he
fore the ilames could burst over it
and adjoining buildings. The fire
was under control before the arriv
al of the hose company. which soun
eXtinguished it entirely.
The venerable DIR. Il. T.. Wiley
died at his home ut Emory and
Henry College on Monday morning
last. He was one Of the most prOmi-
nant figures in Southern Method
iSH. Born in Massachusetts more
than eighty years ago, after grndn
alton at the Wesleyan college, he
was made professor in Emory and
Henry in 1910. He was afterward
elected president to smcceed DR.
Charles Collins and retained thai
Office for Very many years He wms
a king among men and thousands
there are who will never forget his
striking personality. Though man
OF great Kindness of heart. he was
merclleSS in unmasking deception
ana incapacity and many man has
lowered his colorS before his acute
penetration and scathing ritlicnle.
He detected shoddy mt IL glance.
His llfeS work was well done and
his rest we'll earned
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VOL. XLVIIl. NO. II
This is the Season

ewlmto
f audget R.
Tea He Uek
ndsac,o Dried
sic md " the yruoioa awhue
&c, y lien hhmeas
qutea for glad
oaahe ehorsD Droth
dth n ng11ht his mqul
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When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Casioria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, shc gave them Castoria

Lawyer Gritiitt&, of Russell, was
the only one of those indicted for
completely in the RichlandS lynch
ing who could he found Asserting
that he had no connection whatever
with it. he was anxious for trial. 1t
then seemed impossible to get 1,
jury.
DR. James O'Keeffe. Eminent
Commander Of Clinch Valley Com
mhnder, accompanied by Mrs.
O'Keetfe and Sir Knight John w.
SPOTS. left for Bristol. Wednesday,
to be present at the banquet given
10y Johnstone Commanilery, of that
city, Thursday night.
Rev. w. a. Simmons left Mon
day, for Chattanooga. upon the in
vitation of the paStor of the Cen
tral Baptist Dhnich of that place to
assist him in the conduct of Spe
cial meeting. In going he returns
the favor of the pastor who dcdi-
Gated the church here.
YoSrs Weekly. puh hlished at Staun
ton, says: "A single, solitary hog
was sold in Stannt6n last week for
S3l.05; IL city lot, one of the boom
variety. was sold in Staunton last
week for 81 50. The hog raiser
. seems to have the inside track oil
the boomer just at present"
The dime sociahle given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
iat the Town Hall Tuesday evening
was decided success, hrth finan
clally and otherwise. The pastor
is to bf congratulated on having
such abe assistants in the good
work in which Ie is engaged.
Elk Chairman Of the Democratic
Committee OF Virginia Bas! Gsr.
don, is one of the many applicants
from the Old Dhmnion for for
cign appointment. anil from the
present outlook his friends think
his chances are very favtrahle Mr..
Gordon was anxious to have the
Mexican mission. hut ex Governor
Gray'S nomination for that place
takes it ont of his province. 1T is
said he is willing to have one of the
smaller European appointments il
! lie cat get it.
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| DR.. Thomas r Pecry. one of our
most popular young physicians. who
has been absent in the unrth for
some time,returned home last week.
| Ripans Tabules cure the blues.
RipanS Tabules at druggists.
Auctioneer Lilly, discouraged
with the bidding for some articles
offered court day, put up ~ silver
half dollar and was offered fifteen
cents for it.
At the regular communication of
Tazowell Lodge No 81, A. Il. Il A.
Al, on last Monday evening, the
third degree was conferred on two
candidates.
DON'T forget when YOU want Il
pair OF specfaclrs or eyeglasses you
can get them from Tho jewcler,
PobSt, aud he always takes pains
TO fiji you in glasses.
FrOf. j. w. Shelhurnc, of Taze.
well College, WAS married IN Rich
moud, "Wednesday, to Mrs Mary
Garnrtt. widow OF Judge Muscoe
Garnett, Of Essex county.
a look at Mr.. r. G. ChapnEln's
array of fishing tackle would bcgat
Il belief that every fish in ClncIl
would make IL bite this season
through sheer force of temptation.
On Easter Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock, Rev. b. w. S. Bishop will
preach Il sermon specially to
knights Tenplar. The Clinch Val,
ley Commandery will attend in IL
body in full regalia.
BuSton e. Sons bought "a number
of magnificrnt beevpS from j. $.
and A. p Gillespie, which they are
hntchcring for this market. The
meat looks delicious enough to eat
without tlip Use of pot and fire.
The Tennessee legislative invcs.
tlgating committee reports a fear.
, fnl condition of affairs among tho
convictS at Coal Creek, They are in
Il most diseased, filthy condition.
and many are so poorly fed that
they are starving to death
Ground has hern broken for Il
water works SyStc'3 ut PocahontaS,
which, when completed. will he one
OF the fneSt of its kind in The State.
a reservoir will he constructed with
II 1,WO, 00l capacity. The water will
he spring water from the mountains.
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MERITS OF THE CABINET.

1t will keep flour and meal perfectly dry dirt
mice, rats and cockr0acles.
Fresh flour and meal always hand Flour enough
for baking be siftcd i'm 4 second
Lit has rotary notion and takes than -four bars
rel
Has ten spice drawers coffee bin sfcrs egg beat
er scales nutmeg CRATER kneadin board protector
neatly and arsticaIy ornamentcd.
Our solicitors will make call every the county
Please eXaminete Cabinet thoroughly wish to IA
yor us with order not We will take pleasure cxpan-
ing it to every
CALIFORNIA Kitchen Cabinet CO.
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Most Phenomenal Success any house
hold Article ever had.
THE MOST USEFUL ARTICLE GF Kitchen FURNITURE THAT H&S
EVER BEEN INVENTED.
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A GOOD THING.

"Blest be him who first invented
Sleep" is M cXpreasion oil gratitude.
for rest. Rest is escape from exces-
sive workepnd worry, IL hfc proionger
and human Necessity.
Tho nlnn WHO first voutured to
suggest coal for fuel. steam for loco
motion, gas for lighting. electi ici,y
for power.,lle Inventors of the plough,
the spinning wheel, tile printing
press, the sewing mnchiue, have nll
had their reward based on the fact
that their ideas have led to the les.
serihg of labor. The one thing that
has tended to lift from mnn's shoul
ders the curse that sin the swnnt of
thy brow shalt thou eat brend," is in
vention. Among the thousands of
conveDiences invented. those of the
greatest benefit to The masses are the
simplest things. Frequently the in.
Ganious combining together into on,
convenient whole OF implements of
implements of every day use, makes
2pmore valuable something than an
altogether nrw article.
In any kitchen mag be found the
coffee mill, the egg beater, the spring
scales, the nutmeg Crater, the knead-
ing board, the flour and meal pin,
sifters, drawers. boxes, cnbihets or
other receptacles for the various food
ingredients; but it is only in the one
form that is found the grouping of
nll these in one small article of furni
I,o ~
met.
The fact that it contains tina old
fashioned coffee mill, egg benter, sift
er. spring balances, &c, is altog
TO it's credit. None of its attach
ments are new tangled They are
observed to be old acquainlances.
Should anything happen to one of
them duplicate is in The nearest
store.
1t is in the fixed arrangement of
these things thnt is found the extra
utility and the provision for labor
saving and waste preventing. Even
after the economy of handling provi
sions has saved the price of This Cab
met, it remains to save on and to
Tighten work.
Occupying but fow inches of
space, it can be placed close up in q
corner of the room aud in this way
alone lessen the work of arranging
the kitchen daily. 1t is the one OBJ
ject of kitchen furniture that the
housekeeper wants as soon as she.
sees it and nothing short of poverty
should prevent her having it,becanse,
aside from convenience, it is good
investment bearing interest.
The California Kitchen Cabinet is
an invention about two years old on.
and yet in that time thousands
have been manufactured and sold,
and that too only through the com
,pany's solicitors and in limited terri;
tory. In other words IT is sold rs
rapidly as it can be handled thus.
Only western territory has been can
vassed so far. TazewelI is the irst
eastern county into which it has been
INTRODUCED, and it is meeting with
great popular favor as it becomes
known. The solicitors are obliging
gentlemen and courteous In showing
the cabinet and pointing ont its ad
vantages to all whether they be con.
templative buyers oY not.
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APPLICANTS FOR OFFICE

Should know exactly what to apply for.
List of U. S. Government positions sub
ject to appointment by the new admins
tration Except postoffices) OUTSIDE OF CIV
IL SERVICE, with salaries attached and
place of service Noted, compiled from Of
fetal record. Sent prepaid on receipt of
81 Only hook showing what Offices ARE
OUTSIDE OF CIvn. SERVICE. address,
HUGHES g. KING, Lock Box 143, Wash
mgton, ID. @.
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tsTanLisHto IN ts6o.
SOUTHERN RUBBER
STAMP COMPANY,
Roanoke, vlrelnIa.

NoanoKe, VTTSInIa.
The largest and best facilities south
of Baltimore for the manufacture Of
Rubber Printing Stamps, Notarial and
Corporation Seals, Etc
Fine Office and R.R. Stamps Speciality.
Prices as reasonable as any similar
concern in the United States, and work
manship equal. Send for our Prices.
AGENTS WANTED.
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Gee These Prices on EVER
- CREE G 10 unu Norway Snrmce

to 6 inches high, $50. lo,ooo I3alsam
Fir, 4 to 3 inches high, S25. 10 600 AR
hor Vitn. to i5 inches high. 1926. 1c.ooo
Scotch Pine, to inches high. $40 Over
200 varieties. 600, 900 for suIe.
Forest Trees. 1oo,ooo White Cotton
wood, to IL inch, $50. loo. 900 Yellow
Cottonwood, ~ to "a inch, 500. 100000
Sugar Maple, toS inch. 1886. loo, 900
Elm. q to 6 inch. $75. We sold 5000, 900
III 1892. We must sell twice as many this
year. Our nursery is oversfocked with u !
varieties and siZca of fruit and ornamental
trees. We must clear some of them out.
Send for price lists
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,.
Evergreen, Wis.