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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
Webr HaGtrtente.

8eresfor0, S.--i., 80. Wlai. - Die
yBaut Don 8ereSior0," cine PripatanftaIt,
an O.reu Splse u. u. Gm.s fauO, hut
fd1iri.
@IIettspiIle, Snb., 80. Mai.-0ie
,gSorlep. Sanf" idIoB heute rbre Sbureu.
Sbre YaiIpa w.roeH auf $4,000 uuo Oi.
Attiua auf $4,000 stldGst. Oiau sIaubi,
tas Die 4nitolt nit Der 3eIt alien gerpfl9.
tunseu uadtommeH mtro.
li aeon, No., 80. 1iai.-Sie peepis.
@oal.@o." in benz bena3barteu Stabtden
Sepier III bancroft NIB eluem Dialien=
furator uberantmortet morOen. Die Attipa
berraaeu $500, 600 bis $40O, 900, pdbreuo
be |alIpa e,uen beOeuteno b0bersu Setras
errel1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
3e6dn0fun9.

Sp.;ifide 6.ilnlittel fir ipeSiftid5e eeiOen.
1. Spesttid1cr RmrIus, bel S6pG6tzGushu
fen, Sershopien, ad.nitmsrBen uiD So be tiHlelHs
Sdadtel; Der penitdnetst 8Irus nit brel S6antelH,
rtttcnb out Disuate, SO.
9 &urfu4 yar. II, fur UsdnueriM Sa DE:
Gine edattt flr ,infadbe o6er frif6e tdnt 50; bret
G6odteLn iur ldm.Ie uno anbausrnbe 6ans bel Wlan'
Hsrn iibsr ben mttIercu 9abreH, dDadtn eeuter ulp
SIS fir brei DtoHdte.
3. HiersubIaisns3urtns, t.i nrins, Slaler'
uns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gint Sdahttl 81,
,usl &tadt,ln IS. br.i Shatt.In $40.
T. Rraftieeuosr &uriuS, b.icnoeTs s.eisntt
aIs Stdrtuns tHr Ptroucu, pele su bciratheu bce6z
Fttis.u. Gin. ShadteI 81, hrti ShohteIH $40 flr
brei Wienatt.
5. observation-disclosures Sfrep9eIH, Hn'
retnes Ylrt uip. Gin. ShatteI So br.im0HatIihe
Sebonbluus ob.r poq:r aurius SO.
Sud- nit I3eusnifieH uHb Ssbrau6santpetiuEg graz
ris. Tan i6reibt an:
DIR. HANS TRESKOW,
Rr. 822, Broadway NsD'9srf, r. D
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

GERM importirte Slofer. Srdu Slofter
9une aus Der giiueburger loaiOc, eln ers
outfit i6madbafter Stofi, tpiro bel Sru. Is.
Otto, Gde Der @agz uno 6an.tteitraB., gu
5 Gents oas Seioel uerlhdnfi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

me- Der Ger mania Wdnn.r,
d I" bat fir 9 onutag, ben 4. SUM.
ben 8ape8tbs.r 3umpier columbia" tiir
eineu Qusiluq senlietbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
J. 9reitenHein.
Yraiioemt GIepeIamo tn Der sommer=
frtId1e.

Sap barles, 3d., 81. Otai.
- Braiibent Glepelanb unb Sc9leiter
famen I'M 2 llbr 36 Olinutcn beute
frIb ;u grmore, 3d., an, uno fubren
9eseu s llbr uuf benz 0ampier Sum
ibine" nad SoszSslanb ab, mo iie Die
@aite beS SroaoWuter Club" ieiu uers
ben. gSie lanae iie bort blelben, 1T
nod ni6t fcltselte1t. aeefss744gg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
EWttt dgttS""b W.T.
6ikinPm unn Rn[tPm 1iP6er!
Sr. &aotuaD's
MegMlir.YtQeM,

SefTtttn95 uttttel, berettet tetuc
S@mer5eu, tttuter 3Itpers
IaiiIG un0 natiirltd
tDirfeu0.
BoIftdneis stihmadlos, elegant NIT iisem @ummi
lberSu6srt, pursireH, resuIircH, rsnsen IL traisen
Sdowdp's 2silIen
beilen ale uursselmd6l9teiteH bcs RaaenS. oeS
&eber, Der @inatw .iOs, Der Niereu. Der SIaie,
idlmsrjeu, 9SeritspfmHs, partIelbisfeit, Bee
oaunng gSbefhIueroen, SaueufrantGeh. Jtes
Der. neutrality-suspicious., camorrhotoeI
une at teiereH 3GrHtranfbclteH. RelH oeseablllids
teiu Guediber, ulineIollc, nod loHitIge ldlaoIthe
9roeuen ,ntbateno.
DreiS rs 0ts. bic $d,afteI.
An auen Apotbefen Su baben.
TaS aroBe SebcrmitteI.
goufommene Deroauuuq Uire our6 @ebraub
ben Raopap's Yiaen eISielt Ufitteft ibrer autibts
It1Ieu ggenihGft.n rtgeH e bic geber bel abioHbts
runs Der 8ae unD neren Abeituus eurcb bic Gdllens
adnoe an. Bel allen iSaaen pom Yt9rdHe. @ebiud1t,
oaui9en Ant0lleH, unpoltommcncr SeroduIn9 DER
fSolee pom &aleuer9uB ins SluD reSeln ottle Bluen
In Gaben uoH orci bis finf stud rGip bic Sebrrtbds
tatet unb btireieH ben BGteneH uor otcieH StoruHs
aen. gint Oetr Bpei Raopdpite Bller, uoH nit BIZ
ltoitn S6utrstH uHb Storrbeu Der geber @eplastsH
t6eih seHonneH, erbaIteH eas Spltem rtsclmdBi3
UnA iidern seiuHoe 8eroGuuna.
DIAN 9ebe nd)er uno lehe 3u, oaB man
yHaomap'Sh erbdlt
p1an idide cine 8refmarfe an 8r. WnOpan d
Gomp., Rr. 80, RareHs Street, Refuzg gort, nm bic
G1rift False and True" pelde Dtrtbuoqe AusiuHtt
eibt, iustaidt Al bttoMneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
j. j. R.
OS &eaOB &elief.

UtuuY Uetlt.
g6ier Gals, Grfdltuna, &uiftts
2ungetts, &uftr6brcnaits utlo auocre
Gntoiinouuaen, SIutanOrans, Grip
pc, Atbmun9Sbeldltuerotu lperoeu
sebtiIt, uno tDnen nurscbeu9t.
Di. Ginr,ibuns b,s ~ReaSn RcIisf" auf o,u aSr.
pertbe ooer bic 2htIe, no oaS uebt oeer otr busps
p0rhanNsu H. friIo SrisibttruE9 uao gSobisIH Ders
RaOtpan'S ReaSn y7eIief III nas ,iu,tsc MANS
bofts Utttsl. Sos StmerssH au9eEVi1Iit 9eit. "
Inoert ioiort uHe heIlt 6aIo
S6euptattsntl5, 21eurGfgte.
9snoengift Scriiautuugsu,
Sopfrpeh, auetjfuuaeu,
Sahndjmers, Shmsr;bufhgteit uoTt
Srauomnunen, 0usteln,
9uthpeh, @tlenfunihm.uuugeu 9iiideu.,
Sruf- ober @lleoeriduer;en.
O. tuar oaS erfte unS lit Oas einsisc
Sd1Htrf5r1t- SeiGmittef,
peIdes bic morterHOfsn sdmtrJsn iofort Rnt, gHts
Nnnour9tE Iiuocrt uHb &oH9eiiloreT bet oh ne Hun
In Der yurst, etm 8aseH, ben Ginseuetotn ober ioH~
fi9tH 6ruicn oetr SrsdHeH iro.
Snuerli d turirt Elm laIber bis 81 eirem adEs
gen &beeloffel pol IN elHeI bGIbeH SlGe 2Gier III
Dtristn YhHuten &rampie, Raeeuiaurc, nes
beltett, grbredlen. SpobreHneu, ScrOoHtat,
GhIanohafeit, Starrboe, &oIif, 9IabuH9eu
uao aue iHnerIidlen s6merIeH.
alaIaria in ibrfn usr(dDirOrnrH fOr-
men atbeilt nnN nrrbitrt.
Us sibt fcin Srimttcl in Der gBcIt, pcltcS gBe6s
eIfeber uuo ale Gnoeren maIarlibtu, bilioieH unS
fonitiscn 6ieber uIlt YeibIlie HaNmap'o ptueW
10 i6ntg btilt, ais Waowan'S Heaon Relief.
Sidjcre SeiIiing pom
6ibigem un0 kG(tem jie6er!
RaowaB'S Reann ReIief III ,iH iteres Sells.
ioip. elm 8orbeusur9 9snltte he hIsIgcm uro tdten
Gi.bsr. pier bat lux 80 Gents Elm 1sImiIte,
6as bitic 9torn uNbeolnst turtrt Den DeaieH in
StaHs lest, IN Der ihimMiteH ,lteber9caeHo 9e9ea
Qniaue gemdppnet Au eben IS 1T beiler, ais bic Sea
sioH TIeUermittclH, &binIE, gdncHabiubrcHoeH
W.itteH II. !. no Is baI &0ueHceH 9cllnHg geOrGft.
SuGHJls 4ropieH bis 5u elAcm -becIofcl pou II els
mem &Gs 2Daiicr sltid nab otm SerOiieH Ots gets
tes UtOTgen eIEgeHoWnJcH, lbutcH OG5 Spftem
stacH GHidae. SiHe 90 SeHt5 tldibe turirt eIHe
sGnIt baulIIC, uHs IS bIeibt nod 9eEus ubria, um
SdmsrSeH leoer Hrt Die sic IN jSol9c clHe5 lHduj
socI cIner SraHtbct beiaueH moasn, Su beicItiseH.
so eentS ote 5Iaidbr. @Sm Apotbsfen ju has
ben.
as- glau s,be fatr, Aas man sGaOUuo's" bea
samult!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

Yeaisr'b Seser=Gemenf
,um ausbeiIcrn pon Stieteln u1e Sduben - Is uns
20 Cts IN aleu- ApstAstsB. (6t5r.23,i. .DoO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

ben
pfeSomp Stttie gsieienfeIo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
Gaiier 5rans Soiepb uno Die 9sutid1 2ibe=
raIsn.

Berlin, 81. Nia. - g8ien.r Seles
9rumme finbiseu al, puB Die 0eutidz0I=
beralsu auBerOrOeutlidl befreotst iino Don
Der slrt .unO y8elle, in pel9er Salier 6raus
Soiepb 9rn. BON YIener, ihreu trefiIiheu
Sinner. s.lessutli9 Des Gmpfuuss Der Oits
reldItid=uusartiden ) 2eleautIOnen auSSeid)-
uete. Die Qeutih= =2lberaleH itnb nm 10
mebr b.frisOigt, ais Der 8ali.r sleiGs,ltg
bic 6ultuna Der 0eutiden i'm bObmiiGeH
gauotag beionoerS Iobte. Sarer 6raus
SOiepb's biesbt;i9lidle Ieuseruugeu mer.
ben ais ipmptomahid fir Die lueitere @ut.
wideIung Der pOIlriteH Serbaltalhe be-
traatet. @a.s Oeutet oaraui bin, OuB Die
oitreitiide 0tsgieruug im Se9rff it.bt, pre=
Der einmal cine S4w.ntuns na9 2ints Dor.
iuuehmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
So. S"9rgang.
@btrIins=@beeIs GIeneIanoS.
ySDtrItttds YSbeeIS WI

gSnnSden Gte cin Stpeirao ~ faufen =
@nnfGen Ste irseno weldlee weiraSjubebor
&omnteu sic au uue.
1S92er Diouortt :" pn.umatijt, 6 Dtpuotc Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
Ser Tentidje GorreibotSemf,
GdsIi6, fpohentIih unb Gonntaes,
faiue, friacutf,iimer atuo mcSoPfI

SUHnfddSt
=. &aine, Giacntbnuter nuo yeoafteur
(giahfoIssr pon 8. saaine),
efhr.FsGdr Saltimortss trasc uno gofzSfEccsgp,.
grcis o,stdsIitben SIettes, burtt 1rdaer beIorot.
12h Sts.; fasIidle unb Sourita aS .Mue aa be is
Gents pro oe, sobbar On bic bas SIatt btioraenb,u
Srdser.-Sdalid nebf Sonutaa al .MuS "a be unt,r
Yorto= Soraus besahuns $3.50 pro Sabr fur firsere
init SonHtassbIatt. portorei NIT 9b5ue tiir GIubs,
81 25O pro Sanr, nat irseno einem Srte bcs SJnIanz
pro SGbr-Das bette unb biuiajte oeutSd,e BIatt
IN ben Yiittcs uno GiibfaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
g t o TN

nns ene isHiilsen SeratitbIer betIt srlnhIiH urb
6nen has Dem sjtbeueSs sSuititut's Nr. a0S.
ssf-SsMManftrate. nabe 9insea,a a5rzue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01
ytetp. gorfer Ia6ri1tei..

1alus unierer seitrisen 2. VOraen:Iasa a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

Betersb ur9, 81. Wai. - Ger
amtlite Serif3t bes Riuifi.rs b.s Snneru
iif Der siuftlsfle, welder bis i.et ieit bem
Nuitreteu Der Seu6e eridieueu lit. @r be-
iagt, oas @olsu= =@ebiet uuD Die @ouperne-
ments ural uub ufia eleu leSt sduaIi6
ieuhefr.l. Su Der Bropn; Saiatorp, in
peld)er i'm Sabre 1892 $4,000 Berlonen Der
Cholera erIaseu uuo no iie ib.rhaupt am
i1driiteu seberridIt bat, fcmeu MIR rpenise
iiolrrts SGue uOr. Die Cholera ift III ben
9rOpinien nod uift uusg.itorben. Sic
tommt ii lporaoiideu Sduen bauptid9lld
in Der Seseno uon @liiabethpoI DOL.
90 faorio, 81. Ntai. - Die ipaniidle
Hesieruus uerhdugte cine fiiEirdgise Gua-
rantaue Iber ale aus Ganbur9 ooer @ette
in ipanii6en 6afen antomm.noeu Sdifie.
Spauildle Sou)uIu in 6rautreld b,itdtlgtn
b.. Melouns, oaB in @ett., einer Saieu.
iaot am Dilttelmeer. bi. Cholera b.rrid)e.
Serid)i.oene Yerioueu iiuo bort Der Seuhe
erlesen.
Brans Ratafrophe tn BET SauStitaot
Shmeoeu'S.
Stod b | nj, 81. Diai. - Der neue
Snoufrispalaft, rpelter seraoe pouenpet
moroen mar uno in ben u1d1lten Eageu for=
mel er0ffuet weroen iollte, III obaebrannt.
Sler 9oinmdnuer fam,n in Den Slammen
nm, uno ihre Sorper puroeu pem 6euer
politanoig 1eriebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

Baris, 81. Nial. - Der S.aat uahm
cine Sorlaae oil, purh weId)e Die Auhdnss.
ma6una Huo Snrhflbrun9 bon @iuilpr0-
ieiien ses.n bic Yanamatanul.S Sd)winblsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-06-01

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Ursula Ostreicher, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of
Ursula Ostreicher, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and to oil persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within three months after
the fret publication Of this notice, to
the said undersigned administrator
at the store Of the Elko-T uscarora
Mercantile Company, in the town of
Elko, in the county Of Blko, the same
being his place for the transaction OF
the business Of said estate.
w. n. SMITH,
Administrators of said estate. |
Elko, Dec, 10, 1892. 4w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01
Official Paper.
LATE T.

No break in the Senatorial dead
lock at Lincoln, Nebraska, yester-
day.
The Senate by a vote OF 40 to %
passed the Anti-O Option bill yester-
day.
It is given out as a straight "tip"
that Henry Willard, the railroad mag
nato, will be Cleveland's Secretary Of
the Interior.
E. b. Price, editor of the Oroville
Mercury and Assemblyman from
Butte county, dropped dead in Sacra-
mento yesterday.
The Electoral vote of Montana was
received at Washington yesterday.
This completes the electoral vote from
all the States.
Rear Admiral George E. Belknap'
Of the U. S. Navy, says the time has
come for the United States to annex
the Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co. has
reduced passenger rates from 500 to
$40 and freight rates from 50 to 81
Der ton from New York to the 18TH
mus.
The steamer Aller that sailed from
Now York yesterday took out $780,
coo in gold for Austria and 2O0,0000
ounces Of silver and 63,0O0 Mexican
dollars for London.
A fire in the Insane Asylum at
Chicago yesterday morning imperilled
the lives OF 800 patients. A panic
was avoided and the tire extinguished
after a loss of $4,000.
The Hawaiian resolutions we're de-
bated in the Senate yesterday by
Chandler Of New Hampshire, and
Dolph Of Oregon. The resolutions
went over without action.
The House Committee on Inter
State and Foreign Commerce yester-
day ordered a favorable report on the
Senate bill appropriating $25O,O00 for
the construction of a ship canal to
connect lakes Union and Washington
with Puget Sound.
Bynum Of Indiana, Stockdale OF
Mississippi, Boatman OF Louisiana,
Buchanan OF New Jersey, and Pow
Sfs OF Florida, have been appointed
n subcommittee of the Judiciary
Committee of the House to investi.
gate the whiskey trust.
A dispatch from London states that
is is learned on excellent authority
that tho British government has moi
instru cted it's Minister at Washing
ton to protest against American in
terRerance in Hawaii, as Great Britain
does not expect the United States tc
take any step to which Great Britain
is likely to object.
Representative Stanford, of New
York, yesterday offered the following
resolution in the House: That the
House thinks the time has CONF
when the preservation and extension
OF our m and the upholdinf
OF our flag demands prompt action by
this government towards the immedi
ate annexation Of the Hawaiian Islands
to the United States,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01

A fine dis play Of silver w~ero,fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc., at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01

Or. Moore, the dentist, is home
again. Gold crown and bridge work.
Artificial teeth without plates. y
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01

Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect Of sun and snow glass
by getting a pair Of dark glasses at
Muller's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-01

Banjo, violin and guitar strings, o
ne assortment, at Muller's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
How Nature Cures.

Physicians, &c entists, and litera-
teurs are recommended to read
GLOW Nature Cures" w Emmett
Densmore, Nj. d., published by
Swan Sonnenschien 81 Co., Pat
ernoster Square, London, work { f
40 pages, clear type, fine paper,
we'll bound in cloth; price 81.
Dr.. Densm ore, although a graduate
of one the Oldest of old school med
ical colleges, is still resolu,ely
opposed to drastic drugs and mineral
m. d cines, and enthusiastically in
favor of overcoming disease by diet
and obedience to hygienic laws.
The Satu lay Review london,
September 20, lo9o) di-orially
states.
CDR. Densmore is one of the
most open minded men we have
ever met in print"
DR.. Densmore is we'll known in
England as the founder of the Nat
ural Food Society, and of its
organ, the Natural Food magazine;
and he has brought CONSERVATION
into the ranks of the vegetarians by
the new lights he has brought to
bear upon their favorite foods.
GLOW Nature Cures" scientiti
cally demonstrates that bread,
cereals, and all starch foods are
unnatural and un. holesome; and
scientists Of whatever school will.
find it worth tn r while critically
to examine this ev dence.
A pamphlet CT "a pages, with
paper cover, containing preface
table of contents, and some of TIT
more important chapters in tn,
whole DO, X, is published sinulta
neously At rs cents, and is al
invaluable handbook. Either o.
these books may be ordered through
any bookseller, or will be sen
post free on receipt of price.
Address, SrILLMAN e. Co.
1898 Broad way.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
Home Enterprise.

Among the mary ,luable indus
tries of Waco, the firm of Hopkins
Bros, with their tirst-class bla k
smith shop and carriage factory
take prominent place.
For the past twelve years they
have been a 6xture in Waco aid
have shared the prosperity of the
city and by energy and ability have
established themselves in a first
cla.s brick shop two stories,
thoroughly equipped with all the
IL odern appliances for turning out
with neatness and dispatch all
class, OF work in wood or iron.
Their spacious shops are located on
South Fifth street, No. q and
2Oa. Half Of the large foer of the
first story is devoted to the use Of
the FORCES whose fl smes are famed
by steam out of which SIX oiled
workmen hammer into shape, i'm.
plemeuts of iron or steel.
The other half of the floor is
devoted to wood work ard is
equipped with steam saws, steam
chlsels and steam planer, contrt lie d
by skilled hands. The upper story
is devoted to trimming and paint
ing vehicles, repaired or manufac.
tured by the firm. BY honest
dealing and faithful work this firm
has secured very liberal share Of
the public patronage ard they are
today better equipped than ever
before to serve their customers, {
you want fine carriage or buggy,
cart or phaeton made out and out
or repaired, see them; if you want
your horse shod, your pillow shar-
pened, your wagon mended, or
anything in wood or iron made or
mended call on them. They will
greet you pleasantly, do your work
neal y and substantially and charge
you reasonably.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11

THE PADGITT NATATORIUM
is now prepared to give in connection
with the usual ARTEsIAN BATHS the
following treatments:
SALT CLOVIS; OIL RUBs; MASSAGE,
general and special; BEAUTIFyING the
COMPLEXION by correcting skin blem :
ishes; PREVENTING THE HAIR FROM
FALLING Our, (SHAMpooING a speci.
alty) toning up the scalps; SPECIAL
TREATMENT for relieving CoNsTlpA
TICN.
The different appliances for DIS
EASES OF WOMEN including SITz BATHS
for Strengthening abdominal muscles
and PosTURAL TREATMENT tor getting
prolapsed organs in place.
Instructions will also be given in
the SPECIAL EXERCISES for strength
ening the muscles of the Trunk and
for relieving pelvic congestion.
The attendant, Emma Conley, ha.
permission to refer to any number Of
ladies' who will cheeriully tes,i
fy to the advantages and benefits to
be derived from taking treatment at
the PADGITT NATATORIUM under this
NEW line of treatment:
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
Buying Homes.

The following named persons
bought homes from me last week, and
have stepped paying house rent,to wit:
J O. Russell NJ A. Akin, j. X
Daniel, Jim Akin, L. M. Honea, J.
Johnson, r. F. Bull, Geo. M ,Farand,
John 9. 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 a specially of furnish
ing cheap homes to the people, and
the terms offer are uuequalcd.
Call and see me- JAMES |. MOORE
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
The Industrial South.

TIE week ending February .,
shows that Il e progress of the
southern states in industrial mat
tiers is not only keeping step with
previous efforts, b It a gradual in
crease in the number of new enter
prises is noticeable. A complete
list of new coucerns organized
during the week is given in the
Manufacturers Record of above
date, together with engagements Of
existing ones. The more Important
items, which include four new
cotton mill companies, are the
following:
Wallace a. Co., Limiiel, of New
Dreams, La, have incorporated
capital stock 100000
A $780, 600 cloth finishing plant
will be built at Greensboro, \. g.
The German American Real
Estate and Investment Co., OF
Louisville, Ky, has been incorpo
rated with capital stock of $3.50
600.
The Texas Millinery Co., of Gal
weston, has been incorporated
capital stock, SO, 009.
The Odd Fellows Building Asso
citation, of Yoakum, Ten As, ha,
been incorporates; capital stocb
$40, 600.
The Pecos Improv ement Co., Of
Texas, has been incorporated will
a capital stock of $40
The Lone Star Brewing Co., O
San Antonio, Texas, will expent
800 600 in Improvements to il
plants.
The Means Co., of Anderson, S
c., to transact mercantile business
has been incorporated capital stool
SO 900.
Tue Rochester Broom IL Lumbe
Co., of West Virginia, Will or, ct
$50 600 saw mill plant
The Henry Wrape Co., to manu-
laCtuie saws al" heauinS, Id
been Incorporated at Paragould
AK capital stock $50 900.
The A. b. McClrty Bark Extrac
Co., of Clmb srland, M, ha' beer
Incorporated, capital stock $50 900
The Foote Phosphate IL Fer
tilizer Co of Barlow, Fla, has LEI
contract for a $4,000 phosphate
plant.
The Herald Tobacco Works c..
has been incorporat Ad at Louisville
Ky, capital stock $4,000.
The Jacksonv III, (Fla.) Indus
trial Development Co., has been in
corpora.ed; capital stock SIC. 900
The Morris Publishing Co., o
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
NE W0SLl.S FAIR FVHO.

The effort to have an appropriation
passed By the senate has failed aud it
is now clear the people OF Texas must
depend upon themselves if Texas is to
be be represented. The plan offered
cy Col. Parrot is possible and csa be
made success. Ii Mr. Ro,an, Mr..
Dunnica and one or two otner promi
nent citizens Of this city would take
the lead three or four hundred thous-
ann dollars OF Insurance could he Sc
secured in this city and thus the mat
ter be started; then if the newspapers
Of the state would take il up consid r.
cradle fund could be secured in few
days, Let the leading men and papers
try il.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-11
Baltimore, Md, has been incorpo'

Baltimore, Md, has been incorpo'
,ted, cspia It ick SIS 900.
The Eii.to Cotton Mills has in
corporate a. Charleston, ;. e.;
capital stock SOD, 90
The Rock HUI Is. c. Machine
Works ha. been chartered capital
stock $40 O0).
The Nj Cardle Is S1rclar Mig
Co., Limited, Ct New Orleans, la,
1 la. been incorporated to mauuiac'
ture and s-ll machinery, etc. capl.
tai stock 500 900
The Anne lean Bottliug Co. ,
Limit, d. Of New Orleans, La, has
been incorporated; capital stock
30, 600
TIE Statewide IN. O. Cotton
Mill Co. mss been orlao!z 1t; capl'
tai subscribed $50 600.
The Acme Coru dun Mining
Co., of Statewide, n. G., has been
incorporated; capital stock $40 900.
The Wetumpka Falls Electric
Power a Mfg. Co., of Wetumpka,
Ala has applied for Ct after; CAPT
tai stock SlOO 900
The Fraukllntun q. c. Cotton
Produce CO. has been Inc )rporated
and will erect cotton seed oil mil
capital $?j 000.
The RDddey Mercantile Co, Of
Rock Hi, S. G. has applied fol
charter capital stock $4,000.
The Orange (T.Nas) Il Galveston
Transportation Co. has been organ
nd; capital stock twenty five
,housard dollars.
the Wheeling wv Va Steel 4
Iron Co., will 'xperd during the
year ore hundred and seventy fl We
Thousand dollars in improvements.
The Columbus rs. O. Cotton
Mills Co., has been chartered; CAPT.
tai stock seven hundred thousand
dollars.
A one hundred thousand dollar
company has been formed to erect
cotton mill at Lock vile, n. G.
The Texas Patent Investment e.
Mig. Co., of TexaI kana, has been
incorporated; capital stock ten
thousar Il dollars.
The Ashland (ky.) Packet Co.
has baen incorporated; capital stock
! five Thousand Il ,llars.
The Bryan (T,xas) Cotton Oil
Mill Co. has leen chartered with a
capital stock of five thousand
dollars.
The Limestone Co., of Edgeheld,
S. c., has been chartered to gin,
mill, etc !; capital stock seventy.tive
thousand do lars.