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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-11-11
NEBRASKA IN DOUBT,

i'opuiists Ai.:y Have Defeated Republicans
There.
OMAHA, Nov. S.-The result in Ne
Eraska i, still in Iouft. Returns are
still very 1neascr. Chairman Slaughter
Of the Republican state central commit
tee still cl&ilIs Hai.rison's election by a
sery small plurality.
The Lincoln Journal Rep.) says that
the state i II Go,,lt. In Omaha and
Douglass county the Republicans have
elected nearly all their candidates.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-11-11
STEAMER FRAZER BURNED,

Eighteen Lives Lost by Disaster on
Lake NipissinS.
TORONTO, Nov. BY the turning Of
the steamer Frazer On Laka Nipissing
19 persons lost their lives. The disaster
occurred near Goose island, and in spite
of the most strenuous efforts to save life
the a! owe number perished. Lake Nip
issing is situated northeast of Lake HUI
ron il Ontario, nearly midway between
it and the Ottawa river, and it is sup
posed that the steamer was i'll regular
se,vice Oh the lake. Cnly the most 1ae;.-
ere particulars are CGtainal,Ie.
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THE RESULT IN REV FCrEs.

Republicans Elect Their Entire state
G-c;>ct by Fig Major;t,cs.
NEW Jerk, Nov. a.-Iho election IL
this state v-as q dean and complete
sweep for the Rcp17 lica1s ard every
hour only added to the thoro'ghness OF
the defeat suffered ly the Democrats.
Bartlett is elected to the court Of appeals
probably ly ever $4,000 plurality over
Maynard, and the rest of the Republican
state ticket wins ly 2A.000. The state
senate, now Democratic, viii have a
Ren7l!. .lican majority of six, and the
assembly ofs seven. In the constitutional
convention, tnera VIII be 10J Repul, l.
o.l,ls TO 70 Democrats.
Ia the City Of New York, Ta,nna,2y
carried through the state and county
ticket Maynard had plurality Of only
81, $50, the rest OF tihc ticiiyt making an
acreage of sc, ,1Go.
In brooklyn.
Erocklyl c77-i1iwhGlmed the ring with
q plurality CT over 27.,OCo for s'llier for
mayor, aid Kings county completed The
rcut by elccting the entire Ryp1shlic::n
ticket by $500. Gay1or defeated Pear
sail for justice Of the supreme court, his
plurality il Kings county being $4,000.
The hoard Of Aldermen is Republican II
tG 8. Mckane's district, where the riot
ing occureii gave $4,000 Democratic and
$50 Republican yotos. The registration
was $500.
Elie county rcputliatod Leader Shee-
nan : & plurality Of $500.
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A HUGE LANDSLIDE.
Republ, cans Garry Massachusetts by About
3OOOO


10000.
BosToS, Nov. 9.-The result Of the
election in Massachusetts can only be
described as huge political landslide.
For the first time in three years the state
will have Republican governor and his
plurality is 10000 at the least. Tho
whole ticket is elected with him and the
legislature is solidly Republican i'll both
branches. Candid Democrats had con-
ceded the defeat Of John e. Russell,
their candidate for governor, by a small
majority, while even the most sanguine
Republicans would not claim over - 600
for Greenhalge. The astonishing result
is attributed to the present industrial
dor,rocSior
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populist Gain in Nebraska,

OMAHA, Nov. S.-Returns from the
state are coming in slowly. The scatter
ing reports received indicate Republican
losses on the head of the ticket and Pop
ulist gains. The race between Harrison
Rep.) and Eo!comb (Pop.) will be very
close. The result in this county will de-
termine the outcome in the state and the
vote here will not be counted before
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THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
Anti-Race Track Sentiment on Top in
New Jersey.

Anti-Race Track Sentiment Top in
New Jersey.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The election in
New Jersey was for eight members of
the state senate and an entire house of
assembly-60 members. The elections
were to fill the places Of one Republican
and seven Democrats. They resulted in
the choice OF seven Republicans and one
Democrat. This will make the senate
stand II Republicans and 10 Democrats,
the Republican majority being one,
against II Democratic last year. The
new house of assembly will, apparently,
contain 81 Republicans and 20 Demo-
Gratis, the Republican majority being 1 4
against a Democratic majority Of 1S last
wear
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O'FERRAL ELECTED.

The Democratic Candidate for Governor
Successful in Virginia.
RICHMOND. Nov. 9.-Rcvised figures of
the election returns as made up by The
Dispatch from two-thirds of the state
show that the Democrats have carried
Virginia by majority of not less than
$4,000, and that O'Ferrall ru1ls behind
his ticket several thousand votes. In
the senate the Democrats will have at
least IS Of the 40 composing that body
and IS of the 100 members in the house.
The Prohibition ticket got the largest
vote they ever received in the state.
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EIIzABETHTo~N, Ills, Nov. 9.-S. L..
Jackson, editor Of the Cave-in- Rock Ills.)
Register, came to the city and filed com
plant against his printer. Herman Brill
charging him with two attempts to poi
son him. The 10y admits his guilt, hut
alleges that he WAS led to do so ly a
leading Cave-ir-Roclz citizen, who fur
1;;shed him with the poison a1; Instructed
him how to administer Il.
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Nelson's Proclamation.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-Governor Nelson
has issued the usual Thanksgiving proc
lamation. fixing Thursday. Nov. 30, as
the day when all the people of Minnesota
shall give thanks for the blessings en-
joyed during the GEAR, and especially
urging the prosperous to remember the
poor on that day.
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Chicago Live Stock,

CHICAGO Nov. T. 1Sol
CATTLE-S ow: but few cattle here and
no extras. Top prices for the week SO far
) .t Q55 50; medium. 500 G5.3j; others, S4.750
a95; common, S3.75@..:5
HOGS-slow, 1UG;5 cent, lower Rough,
$40 .15.s1; mixed S5.s3l15sJ; heavy 360olGl;;
light, ST 54lGll.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Slow Top
,heep, S3 O0G3.-5, top lambs. Si0Ja,4.75.
Receipts -Ca,tle. $50; hogs, 1903; sheep,
l. ,OEJ..
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Fro1n Az bat Fourteen Counties.

CINcINNATI, Nov. "a collection Of
returns and estimates received here from
Chic, from all Lut II counties i'll the
state, give Mckinley @ plurality Of
65,71S. The IA counties last year gave a
Democratic plurality Of 3,oo4. Esti1nat-
ing Republican gain of SEQ i'll each of
these counties gives Mckinley a plural
itv Of G7,1i4.
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A Singular Ship.

The most singular ship in the world IS
che Polyphemus of the British navy. II
is simply long steel tube deeply buriel
in the water, the deck rising only four
feet above the sea. 1t carries no lnasts
or sails and is used as ram and torpedo
hoet
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is IT A LYNCHING!
William sullivan's Murderer Seems to
Have Disappeared.

Have Disappeared.
GRAkTsBURG, Wis, Nov 9.--Andrew
Johnson the man arrested for the mur-
der of William Sullivan at the town Of
Rusk, this county, has Tot yet been
brought here. It is 40 miles across a
sandy, barren country to the scene Of the
murder. AS this is the county seat and
has the only jail in the county, the pris-
oner will have to be brought here. They
left with him Sunday sze1a;ng and should
have reached here Lefore now. The pub
lie opinion prevails that the friends Of
Sullivan have got hold Of Johnsen and
lynched him.
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Salaries Restored.

MILwAUKEE, Nov S-General Man.
ager Whitco1nb Of the Wisconsin Central
les Of all officers and employees, which
were cut i'll August last, will be restored
at cnce. The restoration will include
salaries for November.
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Colorado Returns Meager.

DENVER, Nov. S.-At midnight suff-
cient returns have been received to indi-
cate the election of Burchinell, Repub-
lican candidate for sheriff, and with
few exceptions the balance CT the ticket
in Arapahoe county by 1000 majority.
Returns from other counties point to the
success of the Republican ticket, al
though no figures can be given.
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Might Deceive the Ignorant.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Sclicitor Gen
eral Reese has decided that the use of
aluminium tokens by merchants Of Elk
ton, S. D.. in trade. is illegal because tho
tokens are Of the sha,oe, size and color Of
United States coins, and &nt to deceive
the ignorant.
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Stu;citIetI in Jail.

CHICAGO, Nov John I. Dell, con-
tidential clerk for Frank n. Flood q
Co., publishers, was arrested, charged
with e1nhezzling $4,000. After being
taken to the police station he committed
suicide by swallowing strychnine.
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Aias!1ans Have Influenza,

WALu1SGToN, Nov. 9.-Under date Of
OnalasAa, Alaska. Oct. 7. Captain Hea,ey
of the revenue cutter Bear, reports that
an epidemic of influenza and pneumonia
has broken out at that place among the
people in the village and on the vessels
il the harhcr.
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Won by German.

PITTsBunG, Nov. e.-The long antici-
rated rrizofght between the lishtweishts,
Ed German of New York and Billy
Murphy of Australia, took place at mid
night at Rock Springs, a summer resort
in West Virginia. Golman won easily
in the ninth round. The purse was
&f O0D
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Cars Well Guarded.

MARsE1LLEs, Nov. 9.-The horse car
companies managed to start 80 cars to-
day. in spite Of the efforts Of the strikers
to .revent them. Each csr was escorted
by nine mounted hussars, ,two gend 'ar,nes
and by two ordinary policemen.
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Receivers Cn an Inspection Tour.

ST.PAJi.. Nov 9.-T. T. Cakes, #. G.
Rouse aild Henry Stanton. receivers of
the Nc1'tller1, Pacific and branch lines,
are i'll the city. They will make tour
OF Inspection over the entire system.
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Two Miners Killed.

HAzELToN, Pa, Nov. 9.--Patrick Nc
LaughEn and David jenkins. two rock
miners employed in the Langford col
iery, We're instantly killed by prema-
ture explosion.
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Defeated With Heavy Loss,

CAPE Town, Nov. 9.-Commander
Raaf's column from Fort Tuli, with the
Bechuanaland police, engaged the Mata-
beles on Nov 2, and defeated them with
heavy loss. The British loss was II
white men killed and two wounded.
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Will Ask = Change of Venue.

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-It is said that when
the case of Prendergast. the murderer OF
Mayor Harrison, is called before Judge
Tuthill, the ass;assln's attorneys will ask
10. Il change Of venue.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain

MlSSEAPoLrs. Nov. Z, ls1'
WHEAT-May ope hing, 8; highest. 63lsc;
lowest, '25s; closa. at o3;; N,vem
Der closin:. .s6s:: Dece n,er opeain. 56ls:;
highest, IG1a'; lowest. =b-a.; closing 56l5c.
On track-No. hard. 5a1a No. Northern
a-1zc: No. y Northeru 5aI :
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Six Gases Of Dlphtlleria.

RED WING. Mimi. Nov Six new
cases diphtheria have been reported
and three deaths from the disease have
occurred. The state card of health has
taken hold to assist the local board to
stamp out the epidemic.
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Pool Room Ordinance Passed.

ST. PAUL, Nov. AT the meeting Of
the board Of aldermen the Doran anti
pool room ordinance was passed without
opposition. 1t will become effective as
soon as it receives the signature of the
uayOr.
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Cheap Railroad Fares.

In no country in the world is railroad
travelling so cheap as in Austria and
Hungary since the zone system has been
adopted. The railroads earn far more
by these cheap fares than they did before
the reduction was made.
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Republican Mayor in Detroit.

DETROIT, Nov. s.-The Free Press
Dem.) comedies the reelection of Pin
gree for mayor by majority of 1000.
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Gree n..a.ye's Plurality,

BosToE, Nov. o--Late returns in
dicate thas Greeilh ilga's plurality over
Ryssell will be 81 so.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church: Preaching at
!; a. m a Id sou. m. SUNDAY school al l. IN.
T ,csiay Junior G. b.. society 4la D. H.
Wednesday Prayer ling at $50 p. m.
Wa HOWARD WATsoG, Pastor.
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The part where the bomb exploded was
mass of splintered wreckage, amid
which lay numbers of dead bodies, some
Of them so terribly mangled as to be
beyond recognition. When the wreck
age was in some degree cleared away it
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-11-11

CATHOLIC Church services the third Sunday
il each month. High Mass at 10 a. m.' 'es-
pers at 1870 p. m.
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FREE Reading Room open daily (S;,nhay ex-
cepted) from $50 H. IN. to $50 y. m. ihiidren
under II not admitted after 20 p. M
Mrs. NJ. NJ GARDINER. Librarian.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST Episcopal Church: Services held
every Sabbath at Ii o 'clocA: a5hath school az
- m. Evening servi ;cS at 80 with class
moo ING mt the close. Bible class Tuesday
evening aud prayer aeting Thursday, even
i,,- at 40 Junior Epworth league on Friday
'>> H. WARMAS. Pastor.
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THE Llv,vGsTc" ASSAY OFFICE.
Cold and Silver 500 Iron ..............,s'.'a
Gold Silver & Lead 20a Tin .,........... zoo
:,,.,,nnr ~ Coal ............. :,.lD
l,icl1ie ......... 800 FIRE Clay $40 TO ..
Address HARRY l.. GLENN.
Livingston. Montana.
(Nat:cnnl Park Bani. j., ns-sto,,
References ". D. " ii@,-I"r. assayar in
charge l. s. Assay Eff!cn.
Heiena, Montana.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. q. C. McCtEfihHAM,
PHYSICIAN slO
SURGEON
PEDIODGE. MONT.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08
Literary Notes,

DR.. George f Ellis opens the
March number of the New England
Magazine with an article embodying
his "reminiscences of Dean Stanley and
Phillips Blocks at Plymouth. DR.,
Ellis was friend of the Dean and
Phillips Brooks, and, on the occasion
OF the formers visit to this country,
he accompanied the two famous di.
vines to the old historic town of Ply.
mouth. His paper, therefore, has a
strong personal interest. 1t is illus
trated with portraits.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08
THE WORLDS FAIR
A Ringing Appeal From James B.
Bakar.

EDITOR Va News
see in the DAv.Globe this morn.
ing, Texas at Chicago written by
the Hon. Thos. J Hurley, wherein
Texas is likely to be everlastingly
disgrsced at the Worlds Fair. As
have said to you and many other
trends, that a proper repres
for Texas at the Worlds Fair would
be worth more to her than all sdver
Using of the past, and any adver.
Using in the future
For Texas to be properly repre-
sented there, would be worth millions
to her, and now as she has been dis
graced up to date, by the people Of
Texas pulling together she can turn
disgrace into glory and renown, by
showing 10 the world what she really
is, the leader of them all.
By raising a sutficiep, fund, and by
all Texas pulling together and ex-
hibiting in her building anything and
everything she has, 1t would be the
proudest moment of our lives,
Otherwise regret for ever. wrote
TO Col. r. B Parrot would take one
of his policies, which is commendlble
in him beyond measure. But we
must try that and this subscription
too. Friends of the city of Waco, |
shall take my family to the World S
fair, and SO will many of you |
would prefer to spend the money that
! would spend on my family in assist.
ing the exhibition rather than 20 there
and feel mortified
am sick in bed and have not fell
we'll in long time as most of my
friends are aware, or | would take
subscription list, drop my business
and accomplish this laudable purpose.
Please some of our patri otto cillzens
get together at orce and begin the
work. | will subscribe 800 and
more if necessary. Let Waco, the
hub of Texas, with twenty flowing hot
wells 1880 feet deep. make a leader
of ourselves for all the balance of our
grand state to follow.
Yours very truly,
JAS. B BAKER,
!" Per S. g. B.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08

These who live 10 the south or west
and favor the repeal OF the Sherman
silver law, thereby retiring silver from
the currency Of the country. are, with
GU, doubt, favoring a measure, the
adoption of which, would prove dis
astrous to each section. The silver
coinage bill is the only legal prop
which silver has, and rs repeal with.
out legislation favorable to silver
being enacted contemporaneously with
its repeal, would take from the cir
cuating medium of the country the
silver certificates. and silver dollars,
thereby diminishing the dollars in
circulation several hundred million
approaching the value of the re.
naming dollars and approaching at
corresponding ratio the value Of
notes bonds and mortgages to be
paid by the money remaining in
circulation. Now, since the south
aud west are without exception Dor
rowers from the east and northeast
and are consequently at this time,
largely indie bted to them, it is clearly
evident The borrowing section must
suffer severely, if the volume OF cir.
culation be contracted by retirin z
silver. OF course, the creditors, the
men who hold bonds, notes and mort.
cages of the south and west, would
be vastly benefited by such legislation
and it is quite natural that they
should desire to see silver demone-
tized. but unnatural for the south and
west to wish it,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08

According to an exchange Allen
W. Thurman has thought out a plan
which he thinks will solve the imam
cial problem and dispose of the cur
rency question to the satisfaction of
all. his proposition is that silver
dollars shall be the basis for nation al
bank circulation. The banks are to
he required to deposit in the United
states treasury 80 per cent. in such
dollars, upon which they are to be
permitted to issue 100 per cent. of
notes.
This would al ways insure specie
payment and give the banks profit
on their circulation which they do not
now enjoy. Mr.. Thurman argues that
silver and gold would, with free coin
age and this amendment to the ma
tlonal banking law, be at parity in
twenty-four hours, and the strife be-.
tween the two metals cease.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08

that purpose. The time for taking
about contributing has psssed-the
hour fer action has arrived Inc
offer to contribute to be effective
nus, be accompanied by the cash
Let the en,erprisiog citizens of Waco
rally instantly TO the support OF this
meritorious undertaking, help Mrs.
Tobin help Texas, CO operate now
with Col. Parrot, Mr.. Baker and Mr..
Sturgis and Waco will be the banner
city of Texas
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08
The st. Louis Republic Free.

The "Twice.a Week" St. Louis
Republic, will be sent free for one
year TO any person sending, before
April l. 1898, a club of three new
yearly Subscribers, with three dollars
to pay for the same. The Republic
goes everywhere, and is the most
popular paper published in America.
Its readers get the news half week
earlier than it can be had from any
weekly paper, while its literary, Agrl
cultural woman's and other depart.
ments are unsurpassed. II fills the
wants OF every member of the family,
and should be read in every house
hold. You can get three new sub.
scrlbers for it, by a few minutes
effort. Try 1t, at once, and see how
easily 1t can be done If you wish q
package of sample copies, write for
them. Cut out this advertisement
and send with your order. Address
The Republic, St. Louis, Mo.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08
jackson
N lakes
Finest
Photographic
Work.
Buying Homes.

The following named persons
bought homes from me last week, and,
have stopped paying house remit wit:
J O. Russell, NJ A. Akin, j. K.
Daniel. Jim Akin, +. M. Honea, j..
Johnson, r. F. Bull, Geo M ,Farland
John G. Honea. and w. w. Martin
This is very good for one week, but
| have large list Of SPECIAL bargains
for this week that are equal to any Of
the above
am making specially of furnish
ing cheap homes to the people, and
the terms | offer are unequaled.
Call and see me- JAMES l. MOORE.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08
Beauty is but skin deep
Ugly is to the bone"

Is homely saw" but very sug.
gestive. Man inspired by this truth,
50 forcibly expressed in this familiar
couplet, has ever since the, fall y
when the seal of decay was stamped
upon the fair brow of Mother Eve,
has been delving into the Arcana of
Nature, in the vain search for some
occult power or panacea, that will stay
the hand Of Time and preserve the
Youthful contour OF the beautiful face
of lovely woman. Science has been
at fault and man proud in his self. con
ceit has been compelled to acknowl,
edge his defeat. Artesia, Waco's patron
goddess, grasping tho situation with
divine intuition, in her kindness, has
bounteously bestowed upon her child.
ren, the Fountain of louth. This mag
ical water in its loving embrace ban
iShes pain, smOotheS the Wrinkled brow,
and rounds the sunken check. its
wildering touch imparts the rose-tent
of health preserves the bloom OF
youth and wreaths the countenaucs
in smiles Of beauty. Progressive
men, in Waco, have prepared per-
feet bower of beauty wherein the
GODDESS holds her regal court. Go and
see il.
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Notice.

Is hereby given that regular meet.
ing of the stockholders of the Texas
Central Railroad Company will be
held at the office of the company at
Waco, Texas, on the S.h day of April,
1898, at II o'clock noon, to adopt
bylaws and authorize the issue of
bonds secured by mortgage, for not
exceeding s2,0O0,0O0, to be used to
pay liabilities and for betterments,
extensions Of railroad lines and gen.
eral purposes OF the company; and for
the transaction Of any other business
that may come before the meeting.
HENRY K. MCHARG,
RICHARD OLIVER, Pres.
Secretary
Subscribe for THE News
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug.
gist to sell Dr.. King s New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you az ahlict.
ed with Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat or Chest trouble and will use
this remedy as directed. giving it a
fair trial, aud experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be
relied on. 1t never dIsappoiuts. Trial
bottles free at w. b. Morrison 81
Co. 5 Drug Store. Large size SOC and
Sl.00.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-08

A communication relative to the
pressing need OF the Worlds Fair
association aud an earnest appeal to
che citizens of Waco, urging prompt
and united effort to assist in this grand
undertaking, from Mr. James b
Baker, is printed elsewhere in today $
paper. 1t was IN type yesterday but
was crowded out. Read it and meet
Mr.. Bakers patriotic proposition.