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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07
We Give a Few Hints.

l. Condemn boldly and plainly the
wrong, no matter in whom found!
2 Elect no man to Office who does
not or whom you think will not, him
self work like other honest men, and
rigidlv enforce all laws.
3, Demand that this country shall
be run for the ax.payers, and not for
office holders.
4. Demand that the course of study
in our free schools shall be such as to
fit our boys and girls for practical
life. and insist on the big three,
reading, arithmetic and writing.
We do not need any more fools, to
spout tom foolery.
5. Demand that boot licking, toady.
ism, petism to the law bre, klng and
sporting classes shall be stopped.
6. Demand that laws be made for
the protection of the people and not
soley for the capitalists and the rich.
:. Tell the people about the Waco
Trading Co and say "the Waco Trad.
ing Co can and does meet any prices
on furniture, stoves and carpets, cash
or easy payments, and have done
more to put these goods within reach
Of the people than any house in
Texas" Yours truly,
j. W. RIGGINs. Prop.
P. S.-Riggins always tells the PEG.
pie about the Waco Trading Co. and
the people always tell each other
about it.-See!
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

Yes, we. the proprietor of Waco
Trading Co. visited the country! Yes
the glorious, thought inspiring and
liberty enjoying country! Yes, born
in the country we still love its life; its
freedom The country away from
the busy, mind and heat, aching
burdens and strifes. The country; the
place where the poets, historians,
statesmen, warriors, philosophers,
6nanciers and the scholars who today
and have always moved the world were
born! Yes, the country, where the
proprietor of the Waco Trading Com.
pany was born, and where We learned
the first lessons of how to set the
officers WHO rob our government and
the municipal rascal afire! Yes, we
love the country; we saw many things.
We visited thrasher; thirty men were
engaged; the machine was stopped
about one half of the time, which
meant, Is men idle all day. The
cause of all this lost time was two
things. LIST. Too much slack (ost
motiop) about the engine. End. In.
competent engineer. This lost mo
ton and poor engineering was costing
the farmer whose grain was being
thrashed, about $40 per day in lost
time. This engineers time seemed
to be taken up in oiljng the engine
and blowing the steam whistle !! loot,
toot, and the machine stops; thirty
men idle; what is the matter; low
steam. "Now," said we, "this thing
apply represents our city officials and
our city schools. You would think
from the way that fellow oils and
whistles that the main business was to
use oil and waste steam blowing that
whistle. Look at our city govern
men,! 100000 a year spent, and the
great part of it goes fer oil and wills
ties. Goes for the fellows who sit
around in the shades Of our city hall
and drink ice water, looking at our
fine fountain and doing nothing. And
$4,000 year spent on our city
schools, upon course Of study which
would make fools Of our children, and
not fit one Of them for every day life
We could stand the whistling and the
oiling if it was not SO near sail whist.
ling and oiling" A course Of study
is made out, supposing that all our
boys wante d to be big enough fools to
60 to the Legislature or be on a jury;
or our girls simple enough to write
sin the world Of society !" Why not
have some practical common. sense
taught! Why not have the officers
who draw the big pay do somethings
The whole thing is running to this,
'the softest job for the biggest pay''
and if the pay is not big enough, put
in the odd time We'll, going to
Canada
The farmers want to stop all this;
too much "lost notion" The bust.
ness men want to stop all this lost
motion, and We want to get together
and weed out all this "offioial tom
(1al..-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07
No Experiment.

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, etc., via International
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne O.,
Taylor and the international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed. magnificent equipment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

WHEREIN HIGGINS
Visits the Country and
"GetS Some Ideas

And Delivers a Few Remarks on too
Much Slack, and Hints That the
Thing Is Run Simply to Use OIL.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

We going tell you that will give $40 suit Tor
S. $40 suit M We will place in our big show window
Is Suits all styles and qualities which represent about 1000 Suits
select Also will put in about pairs of Pants
kinds which represent pairs pants select from
EVERY UT pair of pants will have ticket with price
All ask YOU to and examine goods and prices No
trouble show goous or send them out approval.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

WANTE !! ,bs1 no OF h5 yoe.s msD
can be made work sent by mail; no csIrE
ing. Standard Manufacturing 60, Lo sC.srt
lO7. South Framingham, Mass. Inclo'e f'
Gle I'm
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

A " experienced seamstress is In need ota
~ plOyment. Address, 313 South ElevE
street. 7-3 W
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

". 4. OWENS. Ticket Agent,
Under Paoido Hotel Block. Opposite Postofhe
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass,
9ov1H BouHD-.Eo. 82.--NoRrH BoUND.-Ho 8
w Waco At 7 g. IN. Arrives $50 o.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07

M1ANTED-rwo pair of coed well brt
w mule.. Apply to Waco Ice and Ken
Grating Co. 7..s
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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Cash must accompany the order, except WI
ordered bv regular advertiser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-02
Seppifte ult0 WfDbel.

i6nittli9en grtrag Don $3.50 per
Sonne cine 9ipibenbe BON $500, 900
i'm Sabre ergibt, 10 fann mon iib eis
men 8egriff MAIDEN, tpie es i'm Cripple
@reet 9iitrift ansfebt. Wenm Der
@ongreB nibt aub nod bic @olbz
prdgung einfeat, 10 iinb mir "all
right.
9ie Gage Golorabos murbe gr6bli1
ii6ertrieben 3ur 3eit, ba Der 5ilbers
srubens8etrieb eingeifellt iporben par.
Sn nur nenigen Der pielen entmutbiz
genben 8eri6te uurbe auf bic bebeus
tenben lanbmirtbi6aftliben 9ilfS=
Queaen bes States &Idiidt genonz
men. llnisre grnten iinb reid unb
sewinnbrinsenb semefen unb nun, ba
Der @olbgrubensBetrieb an bic STEELE
bes 5ilberbergbaus getreten 1T. gebt
in Colorado Nqes feinen regelre6ten
@ang."
9ie s9ilberune biirfte i'm NGgemeiz
men sutreHen. Sm nebrigen iinb in
Colorado aud nod man6e Silberbergs
nerfe in Betrieb, oeren Nusbeutung
iid friiber lobnte unb beut5utage glei9z
falls lobnt, wenn aud bic &egierung
bic uniinnigen Silberanfdufe einge=
felt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-02

beub, bemertts er, baB bic 5ruppeu
ungebedt gegen einen gebedten Seinb
gefiibrt worben ipdren. Ser 8erlauf
Der Chamber lafe es iebr 5neifeIbaft
erf6einen, pb bic ieBigen pberiten
6iibrer Der Nrmee in einem @rnitfa0e
0ert:auen berbienteu. Bebel i1loB
nit ben Worten: sd CLAUDE, meine
Derren, Sic oerlteDen, mas i6 fagen
piq."
= Sas 8erliner 8aufbauS Slei1=
r6ber fiinbigt an, baB Merifo peitere
S6ritte CUR Si6eritellung Der Nnleiz
ben BON 1888 unb 1890 getroffen babe.
Der fiir bieie 3uede beltimmte 3oG>
8etrag pirb I'm procent permebrt
unb bic aur 3ablung Der Sanuars@ ous
pous belttmmte Summe 1T bereits mad
europa gelanbt morben. Sie &egies
rung bat elne neue fe6sproeentige Nns
leibe BON 100000 pfunb Sterling
nit Der gfational 8ant BON Yferito
uno ben Blei6r6oers abgei9loHen, nm
oamit gemife i'm Sabre 1892 fir bic
q fl0iung Der pripatmtinaen unb bic
9 aqenbung Der 5ebuantepees8abn sus
rudbebaltene S9ulbbetrdge ab3ublen
gu t0nnen. 9ie neue Nnleibe mirb i'm
Sanuar auf ben Martt sebra6t unb
lit bur9 Elm pfanbredt auf IL pro>
cent Der Iusfubr56fle geli6ert.
= Sn ben biplomatl16en &reilen
8erlins berlautet, baB Der st : 46nig
Milan BON Serbien einen Staatsitrei1
gum @turae ieines SobneS Nleranber
beabli9tigt, nm bur9 abermalige 8es
fteigung bes ierbii6en Sbrones ieinen
total auf ben 9unb gefommenen St.
nan3en Dieber auf3ubelfen.
= Sm britii9en parlamente erregte
Sir Charles 8ereSforb sroBes MufIe'
ben bur6 cine &ebe, in mel9er er err
tldrte, England iei in 8e3ug auf bic
gntuidlung ieiner JlOtte binter ans
6eren Gdnbern melt auriidgeblieben
unb mtfie groBe Wnitrengungen mas
6en, menn es bas 8eridumte tpteber
einbolen wolIe. Carl Spencer erfldrte,
baB AUDI bic Giiitenz uno 0afen.8efe>
itigungen @nglaubs fart perbeHe>
rungsbebarftig feien.
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@rnuSeiseutb Jams ltebertrasnnsen

s. 6. Wumms an 9p. Geft, @runb:
Itid an dubbed sStraBe, $3.50.
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6 pl r a , ..

8e3iigli6 Der gesenmdrtisen 0ers
bdltnil1e in Colorado bat lt6 Der be-
tannte friibere polititer Stephan 80.
OorieD, wel6er ii0 bieier Sage in
@blcago aufbielt, elnem 8ertreter Der
oortigen .Sribiine" gesentber pie
folgt ausgeipro6en: vYon beruorra,
genben @runoeigentbums=9 9dnblern in
Senber, nit mel6en i'd am fsreitaq,
fur5 Dor meiner Abreiie. unterrebuns
gen bate, erfubr i'd, baB ole @igen=
tbumSs sWertbe in iiingiter 3eit UNI 25
pro5ent in bic 90be geganeen ieien.
Colorado befinbet li9 in 10 gnnItis
gen gerbdItnifien. pie irgenb ein She'll
bes Sanoes. @s bat li6 i6on ldnaft
bon Der Silber=r Rataftropbe" erbolt.
Nae &raft unb ale Ntlttel, ipel6e frii=
ber benz Silbergruben 8etrieb suae=
wanot muroen, werben ieBt auf bic
8ologeDinnung geri6tet. Ser Cripple
Greet 9iltritt Gin mel6em Doriep
ielbft grOBe Snterefien bat) 1T elm 8eis
ipiel BON benz, mas ieBt Dor ii9 gebt.
9Bir prObucirten bort @olb i'm Wertbe
BON 800, 200 per Wo6e, un6 tpenn bic
@iienbabnen, pelbe segenpdrtig i'm
Bau begrlhen lino, erit uO1enbet iinb,
10 werDen mir i'm tOmmenben Sabre
$40. 000, 400 Sob berausbriugen, mas
bem britten 3beil Der SabreSprobuts
tion beS 2dnbeS glei1tommt. @s iIt
Elm punberbar reideS 6elb unb bas
@r3 er9iebt OurbI9nittli6 $l2 per
3onne. Wenn man beoentt, bah bas
3rea0pille @r3 bur6iduittli6 1857
per 3onne abpirft uno bic bortiae
8Ompaguie i'm leBten Sabre $500, O0O
Sipioenben 5ablte, uno baB ferner bic
9omeitate. .@eielli6aft bel einem bur9s
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Don @allcnfranfem prpbirt nab fiir
Qut befuuOen.

lleber elm Drttte eincs Sabrbunbert8 Bat eine ma
tipnale Surp, aus 8 uenlebsnben befebsnb, ber Gin
srpFes Speeifttum gu @ert&t ssieiisn. Sbppbl ein
gereift gu ietnen @unen i&cu ldnsi abssseten wprs
ben, tauert Bite nnteriuduns NOD tmmer an. Gs 1T
ntemaI8, penn auf bic Basi&ae selest gu leiat Be-
funben porben. Der @ome bieier Webstn TT Soitet.
terS UosenbitterS, paS i&ueer as irsenh etn anbe.
res MtttsI iene pertrade Gmpuhuns beeittst tpelae
bic Eplse ppn 9eberletben 1T. Gs enferpt BITE Safe
aus bem 8Iut unb ben Secretionen, helt hrontlde
Sortletbtstett I'M itdrtt bte 8srbauuns unb Giimi
ltruns. aopfpeb, baS selbe Gusfeben sen 9aut unb
Iu8en. beleste 3unse unb enbc ansetfen, baB bic
9eber cmpprdr Bic arbett Il 9seat unb seItrtt bat
peri6ptnben mad bem @ebraub bes SttterS Dass
ielbe 1T etu febr piltiameS S6usmtttel sesen Ma=
larta, &beumattSmu8 ano Nierenleiben, uno trdttst
nerp6Ie uub sei4pdGte Geripnen pirtiam.
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Srdfte uerleibenbe Glirir, bos Sic Sr,tlibe
@iffenidaft feunt, TT DR.. Bterces Colder
Medical Discovery. 8et S6miubfud,t in
ben erften Staoien, bet 2unaenIdmad5s,
Gltbma, idpercm Suiten, bet allen Bron.
dial, Sals' uno 9un9eu-Iffectioueu III 60
bas etnjige 70 unfeblbar btilenbe U1ittel.
bab bafiir garanttrt merben tann. go
es nift bilft ober furirt, iuirb bas oafir Be.
aablte Gelb 3uriidgegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-02

Gtnen Sthtpnnft
getpdbrit Du Der gnlage CUR
Gus5ebruns, tpenn Deiu
Blut unrein 1T. 9(ussebruna
II. etnfa6 2unseu Scroflis
loIe. Scroful6ie Dispoftion
geniigt BET Sinautreten zines
let9tcn Suitens eber elmer
@rtdltliag, um Die Shntno.
ludt 81 entlpidelu.
Gber geraOe 70, tpte Fs
tbren llriprnns In Der BIuts
bef9affenbeit bat, saun Ne
aud aus benz 8lut beraus
tnrirt iuerben. Das fid)erfte
wfittel seseu Gcrofelm tn
isslider 6orut, bas wtris
fan1lte Blutreinio1iune. unA
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SeiratbS=gd,etme
8eorg Weimar unb Nnna Braun.
Wilbelm&rieger unb 8ertba BielbDd
anflena sIrnien 9aIbs.

Dt. b,f. Galbs Der EBeIt tnr S4nttte, 0ueti&uns
seipruusen, Sanbe, gruRb.ulen unb aI. Santfranf.
hetten; turtrt Sdmorrbotbeu pbsr fetne BesabIuns.
8Satss Sufrtebenbett saranttrt Dber eas @eIe wtre
snrh6esitattet. 25 Gents bic S&a&tel. Sum 0ertaui
in aueu apptbeten. asolpb Dretb, Gtempion Co.,
Hkoleiois
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Ginerlet, fuie lange 0ein &atarrb ftboa
balert Ooer pie bcftis er if, DIR. cages
Remedy tpirb cine pernlanente &ur beipir.
ten. gon ben Gigentbiimern oieier ar,net
tuirb etue 8elobnun9 bon $500 fiir etneu
uubeilbareu Gaa bon 9atarrH Offsrtrt.
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@iitet Gnd1 nur galben 8egen 3atarrb,
Dte Oueffilber enibalteu,

Dte N1WeuFtuer eHI1aIteue
ba GuediiIber ftder ben Stnn bes @eruds
serfDren unb bas aanse Spitem bDais 3errut
ten miro, tpenn es burd bic iebleimiaen Ober
Hidden etnbrtnst. Sol 9e Nrtifel ,ollter nis
auber auf 8erorOnuns gut berufener Merstt
aebrau6t perben, pa Der edaben, ben iie an p
riatsn, sebnmal 10 srob tit, aIs bds @ute
tarrb.&ur, fabrtirt BON S. S. @benep
Co., Scleoo, o., entbdlt fein Auediilber uni
tptro innerlia senommen unb nirft birett au
oas 8lut unb bic l4leimigen OberHd9en bea
S1ltens. gBenn Sbr Sails 8atarrb &ul
tauft, Jet iider, oat S5r pte dtte befommt
sic tptro inHerl'd genommen uno in Tolebp
Shto, BON s. s. @beneb C 60, eema9t
8erfauft bon Gpotbetern; qreis rs @enta
fir bic Slalhe.
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- Geinlte California @eiB Weine
bel 2ouis &uuteI.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22

Wepdll Phillips said. Sentiment is
the toughest thing in the world, -
nothing else is iron
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22


especially on Saturday afternoons. The
once drunken negroes and old white
topers return home refreshingly sober
with small packages for their families,
instead of curses aud blows"
t, c same writer also tcrscly states
the condition of affairs in Mississippi
as follows: Mississippi's need is lit
tie financial prosperity. Being entire
ly an agricultural state. what with
overflows and the low price of cotton.
the unsettled condition of the market,
her people, men and women, are so
burdened with care that there is not
the leisure of mind or body which will
permit an aggressive work outside of
home. We have the material, and if
our Democratic Congress will give us
tariff reform and remonetize silver, we
will show you in few years, what
Mississippi women can do
The Voice says the Board of Health
of New York has suddenly learned
that the direction to mothers to give
their babes few drops of whisky in
hot weather has bad effect, and it
now issues instructions to physicians
that such directions are to be follow
ed only 'in rare instances.
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CONSTITUTIONAL ruonrurrroN.
An Important Communication fron Ms
Mount on the subject.

An Important Communication rrom Mr,.
Mount on the subject
To the Unions uf Mississippi
/ find from consultation with high
legal authority that it will not proba-
bly, be necessary that the Governor
recommend to the next Legislature.
the matter of submitting an amend
ment to the State Constitution prohib-
Using the liquor traffic in Mississippi
in order to empower the special scs-
sion to consider it. The reason as
signed is briefly this: The special seS-
sion has no authority to consider amy
except revenue and appropriation
bills, unless other matters are recon-
mended to them i'm writing by the Gov
ernor during the session; but the
question of the submission of con-
stitutional amendment comes before
the body in the form of a resolution.
The action of the Legislature is not
final, as in the passage of bills which
become laws, but the question under
consideration is referred for settle
ment to the will of the sovereign peo-
pie. 1t is argued that any session of
the Legislature, either regular, special
or extraordinary, is vested with the
power to pass such resolutions.
AS the petition from the voters to
the Governor of the State, which some
of the unions have been circulating
will not be needed work on it may
cease. / thank those who have labor
ed to fill these blanks at my request
The faithful president of the Lexing
ton Union has sent in 4S4 names. the
longest list received. Our plan now
is to bring to bear all the influence
possible to induce our legislators to
submit this question to the people of
the State, who will have virtually re-
corded themselves against the traffic
before the Legislature meets in Jan.
Only eight counties out of our seven
ty-five, yet license the sale of liquor
and more than half of these are now
taking steps to call for local option
elections. The dawn of 1894 will see
Mississippi freed from the open sd
loon: but we must not rest until the
principle of prohibition is fixed for
ever in the Constitution of our State.
Yours, in service.
LAvINIA S. MOUNT.
Greenvllle, Miss. Aug Is, 1893
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22

What manner of person ought to be?
Do not worry. Eat three square
meals a day. Say your prayers. This
is rule for happiness given by ABRA
HAM LINCOLN
The strongest man of Bible times
(SamsOn) was a total abstainer: the
strongest man of modern times John
j.. Sullivan was never whipped until
he began to swill liquor. and then "a
total abstainer came along and knock
ed him out. The only strength i'm
parted by liquor is in the breath. The
Voice.
| do devoutly wish that the lords of
creation who find so much fault with
"women's societies, would turn about
and help in the work themselves, when
some of that knowledge we women
learned in silence with all subsection
would spur them on to do all they can
in the place God has put them, in His
am heartily in favor of Miss Madge
Montgomery's proposition of last week
that we waive the failure of the Plan
of Work Committee to recommend
that the 500 for the Temgle be raised,
and that we raise the necessary funds
as soon possible. The Brookhaven I'm
ion will aid in setting up "a memorial
to all generations" of the three Chris
tian graces", whom we have in the
flesh yet with us Sisters Mount, Kells
and Erwin.
For man to say that he takes alec
hol because he likes it, regardless of
the consequences to health which it
entails, or the possibility of a drunk
ards grave, is at any rate honest: but
when he says that he takes it as a
food, and as a necessity, then he defies
science and brings reproach on the
profession of scientific medicine. AL
cohol is not found in Nature. nor is it
provided by her as necessity of AMI
NAL life. As parents and as patriots,
we should urge Scientific Temperance
Instruction upon our public school
system.
Mrs. Annie +. Harper says III Union
Signal: "In Jefferson county, though
three saloons exist with unexpired IL
censes, there is marked change for
good order and quiet in the dry towns,
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BRADFiELD'S VI
FEMALE Y
REGULATOR !

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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22

1t is gratifying to know how cheer
fully men signed our petition for pro
hibition in the State. Petition work
as rule, is very unpleasant and disa
greeable, but to present a petition fol
a mans name. and hear him say, Yes
| would sign it forty times d day, il
that would do any good, is something
refreshing and it seems as though we
have much to encourage us. Our
State president sent the Holly Springs
Union one of those petitions for State
prohibition and only one man refused
to sign it; and many who have signed
it did so making some such remark as
the one quoted and showing real
pleasure in giving their signatures to
such a paper.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22

a report from the Oxford Union
says: During the warm weather
there are so many absent, we find it
difficult to assemble regularly. Other
causes, too, have operated against the
work of the w. G.. II. U. during the last
year; but we are not hopeless, for we
look forward to another year of great
er effort in the good work and we do
not mean to be discouraged. We keep
up our w. c.. r. U. column and the"Is'
are doing better than the older organ
ization."
Will other unions please send re-
ports of what they are doing. Let us
hear from every Union; it will be a
great benefit to all.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-22
ADVICE TO WOMEN

If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Men,
situation you must use