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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Old Books.

To the Editor of the Press:
In looking over the files of the PRESS
few days since | noticed an article
headed " A Valuable Relic" 1t referred
to an Oxford county man who bought an
old bean pot for ten cents that contained
one of Hawthorne's books that he sold
for 800, also to young Hawthorne
devotee," who had an old Greek Bible
that Hawthorne used in college that was
published in Philadelphia in 1903 or 1904.
Perhaps it may be interesting to anti
quarians to know that | have an old
Bible published in 1866, also Greek
Testament published in London in 1870,
also Cicero's Grafton published in Lon
don in 1888, also various other books pub
lished in the latter part of the last cen
fury, and the early part of the present,
that shall be pleased to .show to any
one interested in "Old Books"
GEORGE S.FARNSWORTTH.
North Bridgton, Me-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Pine Street Church.
.e Editor of the Press:

To the Editor ofthe Press:
We wish to say for the benefit of the
church at Pine street and for the Chris
tian pub io who have sympathized
with us in our adversely in the past, that
glorious dawn has appeared under the
divine inspiration OF the new pastor
whose religious generalship cannot be
excelled. 1t is beyond anything OK
perienced in many years. Our praying
band is increasing in numbers and the
church is rapidly rising to its zenith of
power Revival meetings are soon to
begin, when we expect to realize an
abundant harvest. In every succeeding
meeting the tide rises little higher and
our faith grasps great things in future.
M.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

WEDNEsDAY-James A. Haley, Mark j..
Fall, Frederick W. Thompson, Israel A. Foster,
George F. futile, John J. Roach and Andrew
7, Arsanault. nltoxication; fined So and costs
each.
James Black and Edward Joyce. Intoxica-
ton; fined 20 and costs each. Suspended.
Donough. Intoxication; 80 days in Jail each.
John Riley: Intoxication; 15 days in jail.
Martin !; Murphy. Common drunkard; SO
days in jail
Richard Slckles. Common drunkard 10 days
In Jail,
Stephen A; Carroll. Common drunkard; four
months In jail.
Georss Philbrook. Larceny; 60 days in
jail.
Frank J. Roll MS. Larceny, fined SIS and
costs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Westbrook Seminary.

The fall term of Westbrook Seminary
opened Tuesday. The indications are
for very large school. Already the
attendance is large and more are coming.
The instructors are the same as last year
with three exceptions. Miss Helen
Staples will teach mathematics and his
tory, Miss Martha Adams, Latin, and
Mr.. Lee Hunt. the sciences.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Naylor celebrated
their golden wedding at their residence
on Ellsworth street, Monday evening.
There was large gathering of relatives
and friends, and many handsome remem-
ORANGES received. Among them there
was present of so gold doll ars from the
Bluff Cottage Association.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
DRY MILLS.
TFrom Our Regular Correspondent. |

There was quite heavy frost in some
parts of the town Saturday night. 1t
did but very little damage in this i'm
mediate vicinity.
Herbert Golf has moved out of George
CUNTS house and into M. G. MORRILL,
white house.
Mrs. H. L. Morse has returned from
Wilton, where she was suddenly called
one day last week by the death Of hef
mother.
School began Monday. morning with
Miss Stiles, teacher.
Hartley Marsden of Auburn, is at H.
l.. Morse's.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
The Rooms for the High school.

Janitors Wolcott and Steele, of the
High School building are arranging
rooms in the City Building for the use of
the High School scholars. Two rooms
formerly used by the city electrician, re-
ception hall, the common council and al
dermen's rooms, and the evening school
room in the basement will be utilized
until the school building is ready for &C.
cupancy. M g
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
X. of p. Worlds Fair.

Mr.. N. J. Grace, the New England
passenger agent of the Grand Trunk was
here yesterday completing the arrange
ments for the Knights of Pythias excur-
sion to the Worlds Fair which leaves
this city tomorrow at $50 a. m. Chief
Inspector W. Fl. Hanna of the Grand
Trunk has been detailed to accompany
the excursion and assist the committee.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
MAINE TOWNS.
Cape Elizabeth.
cAsH's CORNER.

CASH > COhNEh.
[From our Regular Correspondent
Mrs. Ellen Wright is building a fine
house on what is now called Thornton
Highlands.
Mr.. Matthew Sweeney lost valuable
horse last week, 1t died after three
days severe illness.
Mr.. VIM. Kenney of this place, has
added new stable to his residence on
School street.
Mr.. William Noyes of this place, re-
ceived bad cut under the eye yesterday
by an ice hook slipping and making a
bad wound.
The.Cash's Corner postmaster has in his
possession an aged arm chair that has
seen one hundred and twenty years of
service, and is yet good old chair.
The local sportsmen report game rather
scarce this fall in this vicinity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Free Ice Cream aud Jellies Every Da.
This Week.

We shall serve ice cream free today,
and tomorrow at our store, made from the
celebrated Highland Eoaporated Cream,
also jellies made from Chalmers Pure
Gelatine, which are used and recommend
ed so extensively by every one who has
given them trial.
They will be favored with Foss's Pure
Flaooring Extracts which Mrs. Lincoln
and all leading teachers of cookery re-
commend as the best to use. We per-
sonally recommend the above articles to
our customers as the best of their kinds
All are invited.
w, T.. WILSON e. Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
Another Building and One More Quadruple
Press Secured by the Boston Globe.

Another building, covering 5000 feet of
ground, has been added to the facilities
of the Boston Globe. Still another new
quadruple press has been bought and
placed in this new building. Part of
the issue of the next Sunday Globe will
be printed on this new press.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07

The employees of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad will, it is
said strike. The company insists on
reduction of wages.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07
R|NES !: BROTHERS.

In Auburn, Sept. 2. John w. Stradder and
Miss Lydia G. Helms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07

Illuminated Hop Sackings, all wool,
price for dress pattern S8. 80.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-07

Mr.. John NJ. Norton, advance agent for
"Paul Kavar" is visiting Portland. Mr..
Norton is a Portland boy and is enjoying
a return to his old home.
An architect went to Peaks Island yes
terday to look at the site for the new
island theatre, and will submit plans to
Manager McCallum in Chicago withins
three weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
DECEPTION NOT pRAcTIcED.


The marked superiority Of the NJ, X
& II. railway Us Worlds Fair Route,
admits Of no dispute The unimpeoehable
superiority Is bssed on merit OF equip
ment aud on running time, and not on
misleading advertisements. The KATY
FLYER Is 5'hours aud ~ minutes quicker
10 Chicago than any other train running
out OF Fort Worth, and y Is the finest
rain ever run in the state; by the
KATY only 81 hours to Chicago BY
~ X Any only 20 hours and 10 minutes
"a 81 ionls better hour for departure.
better hour for arrival All other trains
OF Tie KATY equal Or exea IN time
iinrs il a not right for anyone 10 pro-
,nnirate 80 hours saved; because not
true true. For corree, information, sleep.
Ing car reservations, call az eity, ticket
office NJ, ~ q 49, - ~ =, huston
St's'7 w II WINFIELD,
City Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
wonLp.s rloroRIAL LINE.
Fort Worth and Denver City Rail
way Company and Union Pacific
System.

Have you heard Of the wonderful loop
route to Chicago and returny
The Fort Worth and Denver City rail.
vav in connection with the Union Pa.
ciac system. THE Worlds Pictorial Line
have iuaugurated a series Of excursions
10 the Worlds fair, giving purchaser
tickets via ibis route with stop-oyers
at the various watering points In Colo
LII IN other words, you 20 from
Isnrt Worth 10 Trinidad. Colorado
sorinps. Aianitou, Pueblo and Denver
rl,na3ning there until the heated tersl
= nast. then go 10 the Worlds falr.
-, ,Elrui,,e via the Chicago, Burliprtoi,
an5 onincy railway through Hauitibal
and Missouri, Kansas and rexag rail
,,av anus covering entirely different Ter
riis.v going aud returning. Rouud.irin
rate from Fort Worth. $50. which h.
cindes ali privileges accorded you b.
'' For fuil Information, address
g. ?. & II A.. U. 7. system.
Omaha. Neb
j. IL, O'NEIL-
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth, Ter
ID. y. kEELItR
q. 4. A.. i. w. a u. Civ.
foFt Worth. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Round sap ne.ets nov ou sac 90 A.
cago aud return, $50. SO; Cincinnati and
return, $50 i5 Kansas City aud return,
SIS O5; s. Louis and reurn s23 10;
Louisville and rctulh, S33 ~,
TAKE THE SANTA re ROUTE
FAST CHICAGO EXPRESS" This
train II composed OF ELEGANT NleSrl-
BULE SLEEPING CARS, FREE RE
Ginning CHAIR CARS and lirstclass
coaches.
lines forming the route Of this train, have
the finest eating houses In the West,
Ienying Fort Worth on the above traln
at 8 10 p. ~. You take breakfast In Arkan-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
STATE


,ds are on strike at
A ;horsAna H. e.'. mills.
a, Orihge lRui'S. Vi. cor,tv lumber
rnen II the iIIi''s reinction of
a' sfrck asiilns'
s.s "a lie 9Th s,.s
Linn Suhlett' ST. WnD u.sl
h'ir,hnson's station, on me 9tiii ~
go iIe Oldest anu inr move.
~ advocates OK 'Ne ~
at IL De '"u.'' vi \, of
N. Pepulist sun, N",, ~ bv &.
,.Issoyile, CneroHte oI Ia. .iitsj
BsArdsn Il pt ils, 80 AMI reform
.ilssa q ~ ~.
pYeri 81 tHr 80 .;,,s are still being
Psgalsi camp mse.n the state. with
VI ID various paris u 'e
"a site1tanee' ,.5 mana
II our farmers and laDotel u- w., -t,,.
,.sssy the business men Wy" n'Sno no cloSses
~ Of hard uhes, 1Thav ~nniI
s,La buy more o' ,hsv haJ stoady
l.rs Hors iLons5 air prices for their
rolt y w "
p,Odpeis h,uo ,,ro,+ ,,,oson
The hboring classes naNe sle"t 1911 49,
IA Fjolec IN the con,e i ~, i,,n.iaI -
hSd q so wea,,nY ahv wv lie
~ IS Mr. j. brlsoin N HiNyt' IL,
NJ proprietor OF ihe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'i''a. L., 10
IA millionaire ana nus ults .f;n mu
h,rst circulation OF uuS IN s,is ,','a.'.i.ir
ri idyoccy OF EoNei n'i s. nninocs
4 nlifoa1s, IeIgSi TX IA mora wealthy
:; sHielg . ne ua many converts
eisa wa '', r,..' r,,1 raform no,ers
ife hen i,. III IN Teyns last week.
rfe e''-pllsHVu - ,','..,'', III ~ intor
1arFant County aillahee neiu ". MI
eil, aud prohtaple heetlns u. , ,5i1'r
sa ll4 Houston s,reet, On tne i"'u'
~ county was wen represented
iStas has 66,40J tenant farmers; The
MA Of the secretary of agriculture,
nii,h We have before US; SHOWS lha y.
nany Of the other states nave more ia
pngorton to populalloH'
cocne. X. j, Sledge tile Alliance I'D.
,ecate. declares that Judge Nugent shall
In the Industrial hosts in the next
r.sruatorial contest.
cso--a C,arraty Of st. Louis and ].
D Copeland Of Denver organized the
NOS and walters of Dallas into n
urca under the national aaianee ol
hose cal,ings' inns Is lne nist SUP
psail tne S't 49, ma oI,iact Of
"a Ms,seis stated bv Cnneland are
Y. an,Dn, - "a IT, ~ vote viii Tia Pao.
~. es,ssl msse' ~ NJ olieges tbat tbey hive
~ PDennoo ,nonhsrs in tbe Irnired
W.T. W., -V''VOV ''
s.-ss' aooo
There are over ooVV alllahSes IN Iehas
,id more are bing organized every day.
Texas farmers, renters ana laDor9rs
ITO want = houe shouid look up the
ins ~, y !, IN w. NJ a tba ,icbast 30
XVI = STU " ~ Nc 10 a.ith;,, u
~ m.ii'V ~. ' w. NJ ~. - !"
siiket and the best railroad center OF
'I,e'
President X, a. Hi Oh and the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Narraus headaches promptly cured By
Bromo-seltzer- trial bottle 10 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
s. j. BRowNsoN, EDITOR.

Italy Is in thc hands of these co-opera-
tive institutions
A powerful party designed TO embrace
all the wofkingmen of England is being
formed. IT is opposed 10 both the lib
erHl aud The Tory parties which are
combining to defeat il IN several con-
siitnencies.
A Bethany colony on an extensive scale
Is being started in Paraguay, called the
New Australian Cooperative Settlement
association. A grant Of 10000 acres Of
land has been obtained from the govern
ment for The purpose. The members Ere
plIin worilingmen and women.
At the Ebbsryslc Wines in Wales,
3OUU men have struck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

- Dhy, h.. dinner AZ Newton, and
supper and breakfast In the Ssutn lie
famous dining cars. Remember this train
reaches Chicago the second morning,
giving yon ample time ~ get located and
attend the great Exposition that after
noon Cal aud see " before buying your
tickets
For tickets, sleeping car accom- noda-
tion and detailed Information, apply 10
any Sspta Ee scents or
WIN, DOHERTY,
Pass AT. 400 Main 81, Et. Worth.
w. s. KEENAN,,
Gen. Pass. ACT. Galveston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
FOREIGN.

y Shesione, in cllampiening the Home
sls uill, finds himself again opposed
y 'ae house VI lords, which has for gem
~-gols blocked the way Of political
"ltiss' and enlightened legislation.
Ays than 1,OOO,0O0 men in England
Me and out Of money.
DiAed by the guarantee of FIVE Glad
1sn members of parliament, the Der
ts aaie striking miners have borrowed
S" with which to keep up their
%alptors are working for 60 cents per
zen hours In Milan. Italy; young
~ who 80 10 Italy to study are sat
70 receive IS cents per day.
crush Trade Union congress has de-
49, 'or collective ownership and state
es,n u the means of production and
Z ,lliYuton. Britishers are stepping
-l quite lively.
sven iae government in New Zealand
M - When an honest laborer is
m NorK there the government gives
IAN. pass over oil railroads and meal
M mus enabling him to get another
avs, ms country he Is arrested as
10 - 20 uieu and sent to the county road
Zloi,shi out his tine. But chen New
l.m ,rgn y lust emerging from heather
an l slt We are far advanced in Chris
S'ullation. Quite difference.
~ sSul'ure is so depressed In Prlssia
N ~ ,"iil,euiate legislation is demanded
~ ~ interest Of the farmers.
az coming Crisis says: We are told
Il, 'usala Is preparing 10 rcprdiate
An -, god debt She owes the Rotbs-
~ ~. me products Of that nation now
IA 40 aulhcient 10 pay tle Interest
N,T', He are told that II Is far below
slg interest. How much better
DID, alted States? The gold pro.
in,lsr., ~ LIE word will not nay ,he
IN VI our mortgages alone.
ia a ~, employees in Scotland have
Low M. ever since 1874, which has
NJ. g' Ndoe,OOO on deposit.
bice, sofSernment Of Portugal bas an
hs.s-ssu slins3eul funds 10 esea,l;sb
osS.is.l SlsnEas, under the eontrol ~
AL lnl,,-. 9uf' "a the larger cities
~ e's'"i eeateTs OF that country,
here \ \. q Clarler1i have been
cisr,,il 10 1f,uOO men, ana tbair Je,nl
ts3r-, ~ are So hostile thnt H. -,
H. -,''s Aid the soldiers called in
htq sSa great coal strike. ens-agod
n s,,l,s msii. has oorasionai e ~ Y,
u W. Sy9Q9OOOO already IN m Us
Rasaa.,,, e,oag amounts 10 S1OOOO tis1 1i
9 Gas 1 ee,g gl9.lps daily on account o
nssl los-es gshles Eau not hold oul
sat Tia, a coal famine h irnn,i
,lfpWu INA many more lalorers a r,
ryoNsny =. work. But the se,,finen'
Nrerih..,. LINK the labnrsrs ana ~,
,efefln. M eiais alike Ia fnvor a
,,,-iea y ~ '' 5.,.' Of the mines or arbi
'.si- Som ~ y Method Of settling TN
~ a last rs; 1,,+.gp have returned I,
la,sp',9nal cdngrss. =, apNs'er.
demanded al hI ,gsI ,l Unions IS, .
X Tsa s!'ssiaS l. Of co-oper,,iv. :. Il,
~ aascssss at interest IN EnsIapa 3a9 q,
Sa~ si0ol s5 l,s Ne banks p hi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

Snow was already foot deep on the
summit Of the Blue mountains Of south
eastern Washington . week ago, which
Is earlier by a month than usual.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15
THIS FOR You,AIY LADY.

II Ia. been decreed by those ladies
cured A ~ Nervous Headache, land they
are leeionl. that any lAdy wno suffers
TTsnSx,S HE'D AXE VIII cure in fifteen
Is,,ts. deserves lie Paia. Via. shiah
yoai
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

There was q dog fight in City Hail
so1,afe Yesterday and the legislature Of
Idaho adjourned 70 see H. There y
aothing meaa about us,--Boise City Rec
ar1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

A singular ship s. the Polyphemus, Of
Ia Pifi.h navy II ID simply Il long
steel tube. deeply hurled ia the water,
Tie deek rising only four feet above the
81. II carries 40 mast or sails, and is
used as u ram and torpedo boat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-15

is that the horseshoe will keep the
witches from riding the deceascd's spirit
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
The Y. nj. c. A. Entertainment.

A large and appre cistive audience
gathered at the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association last night
to witness the gymnasium exhibition
given by the SO ior ard junior classes
under the leadership of Prof. Shafer,
physical director.
Gold medals were awarded to
Messrs. Cauheld, Chesley Jurney and
Richard Harrison.
Al interesting feature of the enter
taiument was an address by Judge
Jno w. Davis on the Three fold ma
ture Of Man.
The entertainment was great sue.
cess and enjoyed by all who attended
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
JNO T. BATTLE,
Real Estate.
OFFICE. PROTIDENT BUYLDING.
p. o. DRAWER ga. WACO, TEXAS
CITY PROPERTY FoR SALE.

No TO- six lots on sixteenth street, betwe eu
j, tierson and 3nrioD str cts,
No. IT Two lots on Fourteenth street, be.
tween Psrron AVID Moro. It eets
No. T.. Five lots on rive fth street. betwe en-
j, fl rson and Barro stree
No l3. Three lots on - ashingtOn street, near
xtcenth tie t.
No II, Two lots on Thirteenth street, between
Jelier,on and Barron 1T e.t>.
40 l.. Two lots corner Jefferson and Twelfth
streets
NO 10 Four lots corner If Barnard aud
Fourteenth streets.
No. L. Three OTIS. and small house on Wash
ingto ttree.. near Six entn street.
No IS. Two lots. corner OF Austin and Seven
teenih cts
No 20 Four lots on Austin street, near
Nv nty-Second street.
81. Twenty eight lots in Belmont add.
ton.
No - Four lots on Washington street. near
Twenty second rect
y - Thirteen lots corner Webster and
Seventeen h >trert.
No n sevenlots on Clay and Twenty Second
streets
q one and e-half lots on Eleventh
street, between Barron and Morrow st eeIs.
No. - Eight los on Barnard near Twenty
No, 20 Lots on Fort Avenue, Cohen's a 'di.
H. n. L. Is or sanger Avenue, q hens addition :.
Lots on Go mau Avenue, Cohen's adIt on.
All OF the lots in Cohe I's addition are conven.
len TOE lectric ear line,
40. 2op Co ia e, . rooms. lot - by 100 feet
South EIGHTH stree.re Bagty Avenue.
No. 2oi Cottage, u rooms lot 10J by l65 feet
corner Eighth and hagby Avetue.
No. 2Os Cottage, 5 oom'. lot l20 by l65 feet
corner len, rson and Flew nth streets.
o 20i. Cottage. rooms. lot 60 by $50 feet
Thirteenth street, bet" cen Barron and Morrow
Streets.
No. { Cottage, tfooms, lots 80 by l5o feet
South Eighth street.
No ~ Colt sc, rooms, lot 100 by 1873 fee.
south SIKH ,tr ct
No. IN, Couag-. 5r 'omS, lot 80 b. $50 feet,
lenth street, between Barron and Morrow
str cts.
No 10 ~ rec COTTAGES 1 rooms each. lot ITO
by $50 fee, corner Ninth and Morrow streets.
No, 30 Cottage, looms. lot % by los feet
cor er Jetier. on d Fou toentf streets.
No. III, c. ttsgc. rooms, lot 20 by $50 feet
South Fourth street.
No 2l9 Cottage. rooms, lot rs by les feet
South Ninth stieet.
No. Pr House, TWO story brick. lot loo nv IL
feet, correr Mary and Fifth streets
| offer also sto t. h"uses on Austin street
ST. re- nous on Fran kiln street. Vacant bust
res- prop ity N Fiji street. Va, ant business
prof. erty On Fra kiln street.
JNO. I. BATTLE,
Room 5, Provdent Building,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ron CRY MARSHAL

Tur Nsws Ia authorized t,a'nouace ". &.
Clay rs candida for city marshall at the
April election.
TaR NEWS Is authorize TO announce j. II
Hopson 40 q candidate for city marshal al the
April election
THE NEWS Is authorized u announce All I.
ne IN as candidate for re election TO the oBice
of city marshal at the April election
We are authorized to -unon ice Mr.. MI Ter
Moore AZ 81 candidate for city marshal at the
ensuii election April I.
TuE NEws ia authorized to annou' ca sam ).
Hall a candidate for city marshal at the
Apr. election
THE SEws is authorized to announce Bucs
Pipplu n candidate for city marshal a. me
April election.
THE News - authorized to anuOsnce MIR
J IN ID. Kendri a. candidate Tor city
a1shal at the AUrii election:
1HE NFws IL suthahxed 30 ann ,uucs ] W.
sedb. frfpe a cauc ida 8 TOR citg inarshal st the
Apr election.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
THE BRAZOS DAM.
1t VIII be Pushed Through to an
Ultimate Success.

News is likely to reach Waco at
any hour announcing the fact that
Governor Hogg has signed the bill
granting the Waco Water and Power
Company right to construct dam
across tho BRACES river. MIR w. J.
Hobson remarked this morning to a
News reporter ave intend to push
the project to an uitimate success
The advantages to be obtained from
the construction of the dam can hard
ly be overestimated, when we take
into consideration the immense wafer
power it will afford
"When will will work begin if the
governor signs the bill?'
"Just as soon as practicable. By
that | don't mean that we will imme.
diately begin to place rock in poe elton,
for the exact location has not yet been
determined upon. But you can put
this down rs an assured fact the dam
will be built
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
Deane, The PHOTOGRAPHER

Has reopened for business at Austin street over
Tucker Co.'S He has the and latest styles in bac
and everything pertaining elegant photograph
new plastic grounds the latest extension grounds never
brought Waco, Also the largest photo camera box and @
the city which will enable him make fe-sze bust photos
and to introduce large photo graphic work in Waco he will pw
ABSOLUTELY free of charge all during February M
and April May s five large portraits handsomely Framed
One 22x27, 2ox24 lSX22 I6x2o one I4xI7
For each dollar will given ticket ever
have the chance grand portrait free and keep
that tn
fc it. DON'T FORGET THIS. %a1
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-17
Hotel Arrivals.

HOTEL PALMo w G Yea, W; j
w w Lutt, G.tesviiie; II q Preston,
NV Yoik, Frank Ly N, McGregor;
Vim Alliance. VI; w H Roth, Fort
Worth; Frank Nick, raylor: j
Bartholomew, Tezarkana; Rose,
Louisville; Jas + Dunn, Ohio; } II
Elliott, akum, Il } Moline, Iowa;
j w Dill, 5, LOUIS; G. S Rogers,
Chicago; J l. Wintod, Sherman;
Jas L Reagan, + H Graham, City
Juo II Hannah, New York, J l.
Rice, Cincinnati, o; w Moss, city