The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-06
,IrcIyS WRITES TWO LETTERS
v,l,s Some reference to Illusions"
, r'an,luliug With a Proposition.

.i,tatlOQ NS'''
sl"'" o men meet at home or on
|" .a 1t taxes such feelings;
d e. has such local pride herein ex.
.s '' TO make town If my
Es' .ar had store in Waco | would
'e' as,ron re him if he talked Waco
.p Ii my barber who slaves
,,sIk ID W AGO down, he would
~ shave me again. If my
' ',,her said one word against Waco,
. "onld hunt another butcher.
Tyery de, artment of stores and
',or,ts we're represented in the
s,drs D..plsy of yeste rday, except
' ol,s.es, lie la~y ers and d ctore,
s;.h shows two things; first,
r.,o js too much at peace with
hsrs for Ia ers 10 grow, prosper
4 make money 1--WE judge from
fact that Of ali the money we
;,sd. we only got So so out of
',nt seventy five lawyers in Waco
4 shout the same amount out Of
kout the ssne numher of d ec.ors
Waco) OF course this last is
~ consistent. The Waco people
TOO healthy to need doctors. 1t
we'll tnat these two classes " ere
nspicuously absent, and the fail.
sof the lawyers to make money
.aks well for the peace and
,mopy of our citizens. | wa+
i, made 70 feel bad and sal one
ne on yesterday, ard that was at
fireworks and concert
Padgitt's park, when so
INV Of Waco's rich but
uey, misery moss backs who had
h gwen one dollar to get up 'his
spIa7 we're e.retching their necks
Ejpg to reach over a six foot high
ard fence to hear the music and
the irew orks, and the only com
ANTS We heard all the way through
ne from THIS GLASS OF people, who
ID the fireworks aud concert ought
have been free. Poor stingy
u's; We were Sc sorry for them;
stingv TO live and too dark to
If some of these stingy moss
eks could buy the whole llan of
vstion for ten cents, they would
take it unless they could cut the
e up into town brick blocks, and
h they would not spend a dollar
NJ the poor fellow who paid him
rents. The Waco Trading co
furnish Your home from kitchen
psllor.
j. w. RIGGINs, Prop.
higgins Makes a Proposition.
LETTER NO 2.
When vas a boy, living in Mis-
pri, used to roll snowballs, get
ga snow b Il very large. Ii we
er stopped il vas diff cult to move
pin, hence the great importance
the saying, "Boys, keep the ball
llng; if she stops we are stuck. "
AGO has started big ball; let all
lds keep her rolling. AS We
We before stated, some city in
Fsas is going to get built up by
. bundle trade. Every man IN
400 rea!z s the great importance
dvalue of the bundle trade and
WOO people. Just think of it.
ding a retail trade of 20, 900 PEG.
to Waco, and it can be done
lilly.
We have received a letter of con
s'nlallon from Col. r 3. Parrot,
% suggests that the CONNER cisl
40 arrange local excursions on
letter DAY to Waco, which We
llk ls highly appropriate, and We
Axe this proposition: We will.
10 with 20 or more merchants il
400 and will give 1925 to make W
luna TO be awarded to the party
sAoe OF the limits of Waco, buy
Inc most goods from any or al
!. 'aese merchants, between Thu
:" ava January lst. Let us make
sooo to be given in this way
I ,us tickets for every amount pur
A' asa at retail, and give 20 awards
.a'ng from 10 to 100, to the par
Ipafc6asng the most goods at re
,i, ~ sna SO on, scaling down to tel
No s' Let us keep the ball roll
rs All people like a live, wide
ANY, business man, and tn
Bass Will apply to a town
many will III, no /,