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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-12
Waco, Texas.
NAME YOUR BRIDGE SITE.

TIE EVENING News desires to
obtain the views of the taxpayers of
Waco and NJ Lenraa county az to
the best place for the location of
the county bridge to be built across
the Brazos river at Waco, and to
this end requests all responsible
citizens of the county and city to
write their choice of site on a postal
card, with name and postoffit e al
dress, and send the same to this
Office for one ,week-until Wednes.
day, September 10.
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Lawyers as Officers.
LETTER NO
CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS. TENN,
Aug 26tb. 1893

CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS, TENN, }
Aug Both, 1893
"Say Fsrmer!" a stranger
ridiog up to an Intelligent old farmer
in this county. "Your corn field is
full of hogs" Three sons and two
sons.in laws sat in the house, "not a
lawyer in the bunch come let's get
the hogs out, and soon the hogs were
out! Not word about the ownership,
or whether the hogs wefe Berkshire,
Poland China or Razor Back! The
hogs we're in the corn; damage was
being done! There was no lawyer to
debate the question two weeks. There
we're no demurrers new trials and con
tinuances. Now, Mr. Editor, look at
our lawye composed congress! Banks
breaking, factories closing, wage
earners starving, riots thre atened,
merchants b.eak:-e. farmers hands
tied with the mortgages and cotton
and grain plenty, panic everywh' re
and all eyes looking to congress! Full
of lawyers and debate! "Let ms
debate for two weeks" While
stabbed by q panic, our country lies
bleediogl We see in all this tho
method of lawyers. If you wanted to
burn town the first thing would be
TO organize a fire company all law
yers. They would find AMPLE reason
for debate and delay. The town
would "sure burpW The beaver
builds his den just as he did 500 years
ago! All things improve; but the
lawyer uses the same "delay" tactics
he did hundreds of years agol Too
many oficer lawyers! We need bus.
mess men in all our Offices; business
men in congress would have settled
this financial pr blem in three DAYS.
he lawyers, great majority of the m
being members Of congress have done
nothing" now, in over three weeks!
Hogs in the corn The LAWYERS
debating the kind Of hogsl" Moral,
keep lawyers out of office.
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NEW 7RiCK or AN OLD ENEMY.

The Dallas News, fiji offspring
of its corrupt mother, since
its infancy the tool of cor
porations, the champion of mo-
nopoiies and by reason OF its
environments the open and avowed
enemy Of Democracy, has d.scov.
cred new and novel method BY
which to attack the party Of the
people. 1t instructs its irresponsi-
bic correspondents to interview per-
sons 80 obscure as TO invest them
with mythical character, and
places in their mouths the declara.
ton that some OF the leaders of the
Democratic party in Texas intend
deserving the party and uniting 18th
the Populists. At the suggestion,
doubtless, of Harry Tracy and
Stump Ashby some time ago, the
Dallas News made this charge
against Mr.. Reagan. In its edition
of yesterday, through its Houston
correspondent, by the aid Of gen
tlemau hitherto unknovn to fame,
it makes the same charge against
Governor Hogg AID Senator Coke.
To the Democracy in this state
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The Only Democratic Daily In Gen.
trail Texas.
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
SEMI.W NENS.

TIE News now issues a Sami
Weekly Edition., mailed to our sub
scribers Tuesday aud Friday morn
ings Of each week The Weekly for
the past five years has been al eight
page paper containing the cream
Of the news published in the D.ily.
Some time ago it tas enlarged to
twelve pages, and under the new
arrangement our subscribers will
get sixteen pages of MISTER each
week. The ma1ag emen. apprec'-
ates tho very liberal support which
has been accorded it and m kes tn
decided Improvement in its weekly
edition for the benefit Of its friends
without any additional charge. The
SEMI. w EEKLY News will be sent to
any address upon the receipt of one
dollar. Address
j. Il. BENNETT,
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good. This is true =, ~
n sn.a, - Let = US all Gail "b ANY,, e7.p
! Iolu' Fay up" Now !. :, ri
time on earth. wv" Is the bA.l
We the Waco TrsdiD, =
need money, "cash" mora s Conp,s,|
n. mao on;s on oa' books and in ON vt 10
70 i, SUI, ~, our debts We ows a. Oa' Aa'}
idea = We are for ref ,,r,, -r g. M
to do more "lquid,,ioa "sMl
want the other fellow az AZ and n
,,.! N0'h w in our stock'nn s" ct ss J
waco to tempting burglars 0'at I
Yours Truly,
j W. RresN,
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NaVisS.

On returning home from their visit
20 America on the occasion of the
Columbus naval celebration, the
Russian fleet is going to pay, at
Toulon, a visit to France, in return
Of the visit ma ie at Cronstadt by a
French fleet. Germany, to counter
| alance and diminish the IF ct of
that manifestation in the M otter.
rapean Sea of the Franco Russian
entente, is also going to send some
ironc!ads to visit the Italian shores
But it is England that must not be
pleased when she sees no less
than four d fl erent navies playing
on that Mediterranean SEA, which
her avowed ambition is to make
can English lake." although she
has no possessions on her shores,
but few fOTtresses such as M alta
and Gibraltar, which always keep
ing their old picturesque beauty,
have lost, according to the judg
ment of competent authorities, their
old strength and inpregnablity
since the latest progresses that have
been male in modern artillery. OF
course the French navy, as the
strongest Of them, is the one that
John Bull hates the most, and the
added Russian navy must share this
tender and delicate feeling. But it
would be a great error
to believe that the German
navy herself is looked at by
John Bull with greatly better sen
tlments. The navy she hates the
last is the Italian, although it is
numerous aud of fine appearance,
because it is we'll known Italy has
not, and (burdened as she is by a
disproportionate armament) is too
poor to be- able have any col
onial policy of any consquence.
The German E Emperor being the
grandson of the English q 'een,
and German patriotism AID p Icy
being, for the moment, directed by
German politicians against France,
then it is, of course, a double reason
to render John Bull little lenient
to German colonial am bition and
fast growing naval force. But
these reasons are not suffi cient to
blind England to the fict that the
growth of Germany as a naval
and, consequently as a colonia'
power, would become incredibly
much more dangerous to English
colonial and mercantile monopoly
in all the ATTITUDES of the world
than ia that of the French. France
is already satisfied with the colo.
MES she possesses. She only works
to protect, improve and develop
them There is no real English in
terest endangered by them, except.
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About Waco Merchants.
LETTER No &

Waco merchants, like others, try to
carry TOO large stock; try to do too
much business for their capital. This
Is largely owing to spirit Of rivalry |
There are now enough dry goods and
clothing to last Waco and our county
year! Enough furniture and more
too, than will be sold in Waco for
twelve months, if times are even
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COttonbe|tROnIl
DESPITE HARD TIME,

The Cotton Belt Route :
proved its passenger servjc. ~ J.
the addition, August 10th \
another through train from WIZ
which carries a Pullman Slew
fer St. Louis via St. Lou;s
Mountain & Southern Railvs|
from Texarkana, and throna
coaches connec'in ing with puIIm']]
Sleeper from TT. Worth at XII
Pleasant, to Memphis, giving /,
patrons double daily service 4,
and from St. LOUIS, Chcaoo
Memphis and the S outheast o.
SCHEDULE.
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Suspended backs are opening for
business, the wheels of mills are
starting, the fires in the furnaces of
factories are again lighted, all
speaking one story-the panic is
past and o,ight times are ahead Of
us again.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-12

No matter how bad your case, DIR. Sages
Remedy will permanently cure your Catarrh
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Adver ii sing subscription or prese
work are payaole alone to
J.R. BENNETT,
or to his authorized agent.
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EOls StLE-A four horse pow, nfsce,
motor. good as new one at News WV.
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k,OIt SALE My millinery store ~" I'D
Il tin street.
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Is prepare. Tor Governmeaa,. dialogue, 200 ..
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
THE STATE ENJOINED.
A Suit to Prevent Face Valuation
of Mortgages.

The work of the state board OF
equalization is to be resisted. The
suit of ira Goodenough against the
clerk of Multnomah county, and the
governor, secretary Of state and
treasurer of the state of Oregon act
ing AS board to make the state tax
levy, was begun today 10 the cir
cult court of Multnomah to enjoin
those officers from extending the
tax rolls of Multnomah county as
ordered to do by tue state board of
equalization, which raised mort
cages of that county fifty per cent
and the plaintiff refuses to pay on
over 65 per cent Of their face value.
Deputy Sheriff Wrightman had
copies Of the papers on the State of
ficials served this afternoon. 1t Is
to test the validity OF the work OF
the board of equalizeis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
How's This

We offer Que Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF CAiarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarib
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Props, Toledo
Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known
+. J. Chevy for the last 10 years.
ana believe him perfectly honorable
In all business trHBsac ions aud hn-
aDcially able 10 carry out any Obli-
CATIONS made 10y their firm.
West IL rrulx. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o, Walding, Kinnsn & 90.
WbvlesaIe Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
HAIRS Csiarrh Cufe is taken in-
terpally, aching directly upon the
blood und mucous surfaces Of HE
system. Price Toe per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Sheriff Knight Ii at Gervais to-
day serving attachment suit papers
against the y. =. Banking Go. ~
that place. Three new suits were
begun last night.
The state normal school at Mon.
mouth claims tn have nearly four
hundred students.
Willis Bros. & Co. are selling over
coats and mackintoshes al wholesale
cost, at the Opera House corner.
I-26 81
Tons Of Independence middllnRs
at G. Beak's, cheap.
Biundell's market, opposite State
Insurance block, Is running full
blasS. Only the choicest meaIs
handed. If you want the best at .
reasonable price, call there.
III. G. Cotton, manager Of the
Massachusetts mu,ura! life insur-
ance company, is in the city for a
short stay.
Best lodi les and v, getabIe altera-
tives make Ayers Sarsaparilla the
best blood medicine.
Chas. Beak Is still on top In the
feed business call and get prices
Opposite State Insurance company.
1866
Charles Miller, of Lebanon, Is Wis
iting his cousin, Cbas. McNary, Oh
Commercial street, for few days. :
Bran and shorts are still the same
price at Beak's, notwithstanding
the raise Of price at the mill.
Sweet cider-Clark & Eppley.
Buy u hall tree this Keller
& Marsh show seven styles AZ pop
ular prices.
Nestucca cheese--the best IN Ore
gon-and sold only by Clark d
Eppley.
Brick cream cheese-Sroat & Gile.
Sholtle. the tailor, makes spec.
ialty ofcleaning, repaiflDg and press
ing clothes, at l06 State street.
The latest out-cream chewing
tafiy at The Spa. ia Stale street,
w. Y. Stolz, manager.
Newt. Ferrel was today called TO
Portland, AS a witness.
Singers and public speakers find
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invaluable.
1t never fails to cleanse the throat
and strengthen the voice.
Sweet cider-Clark a. Eppley.
Cheese-all kinds-Sroat & Gle.
New line OF dining chairs at Ke'-
Ter g. Marsh's. Don't you need a
sci?
Sweet cider-Clark & Eppley.
Christian Science books aud litera-
ture on sale at 1926 Liberty street
The special sale on parIor rockers
at Keller g. Marsh's Is taking well
with the public.
Sap Sago cheese-Srost & Gile.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

ID J. Yoder, carpenter, Hubbard.
X. ID. Allen, farmer, East Silver
ton.
Robt. Archibald, farmer, Abiqna.
John Dinesmore, farmer, East
Siivertop.
l.. N. English, farmer, Sublimi.y.
o. P. Higginbotham, butcher,
Salem No 3.
John e. King, farmer, Subllmity.
A. Heath, farmer, Elkborn.
r.. Wetzel, farmer, Turner.
J. w. Harritt, merchant, Salem
No. 4.
III. M. Van Avery, merchant, Sa-
lem.
Adam Ohmart, farmer, South
Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
Got the Mitten Every Time.

II can marry auy girl please" was
his exclamation, but uufOrtunely
then he did not please any: and
there was u plain reason for 1t. He
had contracted catarrh Of the worst
form, and, although wealthy, edu-
Gated, aud attractive person in every
other way, he was positively repul-
sive to his 'ady friends, a number of
whom rejected his offers of marriage.
A friend advised him to Use DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. He took his
advice, aud now is the most popular
beau in town, aud now he really can
marry any girl he p!eases" to ask. 4.
Ii made his breath pure aud sweet
he has no headache, no offensive
discharges from the nose, In short
is IN perfect health, aud all from us
ing "a few bottles Of DR.. Sage's Cat
arrh Remedy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
4 CDAglly SgASDgg

Home one, without the fear ~ the
public wrath, agd by ths Ibstigatlob
u the devil ~ office seeking. has
prepared bin aud had II introduced
~ NJ. l3J IN tbs senate 10 eBIargs
aud snipllfy aDd make mors en-
Client the work ~ the stats board NJ
charities. The efficiency clause h
found IN section slx, where salaries
are provided fpr members ~ 1900
each aud 300 travelling EXPENSES,
the secretary n 10 have 1880 "A yesi
and clrfk $500. A. tbs members
of il,e bpnfd are to be Increased a.
nine personr, part of which ars 10
mold niue year,, lhis bill provides
for an annual expense so $40. be-
sides cost of publishing their reports,
In all probably $50, 900 "a year, yiriu.
ally canrisg ap expenditure Of o.
900 before II could be repealed.
Aside from thlscxpense all the JaIIg,
DO0rhouses, hospitals, state aud
cUuDty Institutions, arc required to
iile monthly reports, all Of which
must be made Oh blanks, which will
ncrease the expense Of this legIsla-
don still more for all this printing.
But this II not the worst feature
II this board 10 he created. La sec
'iobs two aud three "all heads Of
state departments having supervi.
sion aud charge Of all charitable, cor
rectiouaI or penal institutions in the
tate" are required tD make month
ly report 10 this board Of charities,
,Dd If they fail IN this they shall be
liable to II fine Of 500 TO $500 and
costs Of pre- secuiiOD. The same sys-
TEN Of forcing reports aud penalties
~ applied 10 all county Judges, sher-
fl, clerks or other officers having
charge Of charitable or correctional
Institutions.
This II clearly charity measure,
,s IL would depend upon the chart.
tble opinion Of The clerk OF tbil
BOARD az to whether they should bs
prosecuted, 6ned aud Imprisoned oI
not There seems 10 be "A pumber Ol
cinriiahly inclined gentlemen IN the
1tate who nre not already provided
with Offices or cirrksbips and tbi'
,illis aimed 10 provide for them all
The new bill authorizes the board
TO audit all ia own bills. If there
acre not money enough 10 20 round
IL would probably levy tax.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

CHANGE OF MANAGERS. - On
January lit the resignation of G. M.
Lockwood as manager of the Postal
Telegraph company went into effect
and his assistant, E. c. HOlsinger,
was appointed his successor. The
new manager is having an office
fitted up in the Johns harness store
and wi move soon. Mr. Lockwood
has been 10 charge for three years,
but now wishes TO devote his entire
time to the messenger business
which he has So SUCCESSFULLY estab-
lished in this city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
FEBRUARY JURY LIST.

Circuit court for Marion county
will convene at Salem for February
term Monday, Fehuary l3th, at !
O'Clock p III. Jurors have been
drawn to serve during the term as
follows: VIM. ReDnie, drayman,
North Salem.
]. l.. Eastman, clerk, Salem No. 4
A. E. Parker, capitalist, EDgi,.
wood.
Iaasc Stevens, farmer, Howell
Prairie.
T. J. Cherrington, photographer,
Salem No. l.
Eugene Manning. farmer. Lablsh-
Lewis Peterson, farmer, SlaytoD.
Thos Reubens, farmer. Fairfie III,
Arthur Wilson, printer. Prospect.
]. b. 5hanks. farmer, Mt. Angel,
+. A. Thompson, lunbermsn
Mill City.
w. w. Stephen. farmer, North
Salem.
G. Ii. Hinkle, carpenter, West Sill
yerton'
J. l. Wood, farmer, Howell
Prairie.
Ell Burkholder, farmer. Aurora
Harrison Jones. farmer. Labish
Henry GouIei. IiveTymsn, Wood
burn.
a. snydes. farmer. North Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
BIoodIess ItaIia. Battles,

Al rule the art Of war was prao
ticcd In 1920 with little too much
regard for rules; II was hide and
seek behind specific bulwarIfs rather
than warfare. As voltaire says, tho
soldiers Of tho land wero distributed
between such and such c0Ddotticri as
II they were professional harycstcrs.
Tho captain Of mercenaries upon
one side tried his best 10 Outmaneuvcr
the captain Of mercenaries on the
other side. II be succeeded in getting
the enemy into corner from which
he could not escape, except by
desperate engagement absurd 10
think OF, no sent of a boD1bastic tale
Of victory 10 his employers and
asked for an increase of pay. And
10 mako sure that his success should
furnish no excuse for cessation Of
hostilities and the signing of treaties
Of peace (which meant dismissaD ho
straightway shook hands with tho
captive general and set him and his
army ut liberty, 10 that tho campaign
might be continued.
This was the light In which the
condottieri viewed their responsibili-
ties, Nor was II difficult 10 live
through a career Of battles without o
wound at time when such counsel
as the following was esteemed sage
enough 10 offer " tho STRIPPING sol.
der; You must know that ~ secure
younself against artillery you must
be either out of its reach or behind q
wall, or behind q rampant. And,
moreover. see that the wall be thick
enough etc. -Macrnillan's Mags
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

POLICE CoURT,-Judge Edes sent
up one vagrant for five days. May
Clifton was fined $1O and costs. $l7,-
80 in all for conducting a disorderly
house. This woman is the mother
of three children aud conducts one
of the worst resorts in the city. 1t
would be an act of protection to So
ciety to place all such children
where they could not enter upon a
career of crime, as will inevitably be
the case if allowed to remain under
such influence.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
I-eeklns Tor ml. msssy,. worth.

In Dundee on one occasion n little
gallery In the hall whore Mr.. Mar
O'Rell was lectuIiDg was thrown
open TO tho public at nxpencc. He
warned tho manager that be wss no
attraction for tho sxpenny public,
but tho manager would have bis way.
The hall was well fiiied, but not
the little gallery, whore ! counted, "
says Mr. O'iteli. about . doxeB poo
pls. Two " thass, however, did mot
remain long. and after the lecture I
was Told tIsst they had gone " the
kox oE|n nn1 Mod n hnxn fhelx
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26
SALEM MARK ETS.

Wheat Gle per busbeI.
Oats-35@4Oc Ier bushel.
PoiatOes- 50(1G0c per bushel.
FIour-SI % per bbI.
Bran--(s5acked) $3.50 per ton
Shorts (Sacked) 5000 Per. ton.
Eggs 3jc per DOZEN.
ChicSens % 8 10 Zoe per ID.
Chopped feed - (5acked) $1,000.
Ducks l24c per ID.
Geese--7c per ID.
Turkefs-lO" per Id.
Lard l2l(gl5c per ID.
Butter 3oG9Sjc per pound
Beef-7@l2le dressed,
Veal-l0 3" l2!c, dressed.
Pork 79l2se dressed
Wool l5C@ 49, per ID.
IIops--l5GD lBlc per lb.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

CARTER CAsE.-Sheriff Wilson,
of Lawrence county, Mo-, Wednes-
day afternoon received from Gov
ernor Stone of Missouri, requisi-
ton upon the governor of Oregon
for a warrant for the person of r.
G. Carter, alias Rose, who is a fu-
gitive from justice. But the requi-
sition papers were not complete and
will have to be returned for sigma
ture. This will detajn the sheriff
here several weeks more and he will
have an opportunity to become bet
ter acquainted with Oregon. He
will not go without his man and
probably not fail to deliver him.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

THE BLUE BOXES. The legisla-
tors are rapidly learning that the
little blue boxes of the Lockwood
Messenger system do their work
quickly and well. Cabs and express
wagons called free. Prompt service,
Parcel delivery to all parts of the
city. Messenger boys for 80 cents
per hour. Delivering invitations,
etc., for parties a speciality at special
rates. Perfectly reliable aud trust
worthy boys.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-26

MORE GERvAIS ATTACHMENTS
Besides those already announced in
the JOURNAL, attachment suits are
b gun on the busted United States
Banking company at Gervais as fol-
lows: Mrs. E. Boyer $506 go; A
Bush $57s.50; James Hunt $500. Is;
w. l.. Beaumont Sl25;S. V. McFar
ren $l63; Zsna Durette $240. Those
already noted were Scott Jones
1888 oil; ]. w. Hubbard 1868; w. III.
Egan $232 75.