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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
ALL AROUND TOWN.

- fNu " scl W. i'N'
serted in THE News cheap column,
reading local or display, and it Is
more convenient ior you, leave copy
al the bookstore of Mr. Richard
Burleson, 10 South Fourth, next
door to the Day Globe cilice, paying
him for same + SON have NJ regular
account with I'm NAws lie @ill
give you the rates, or if you prefer,
telephone this office and man will
be sent to make contract with you
The "Nlikad sin be great hit.
DON'T fail to see IL.
The commits oners' court has put
in the day working Oh bills.
j. r. Mobley's little boy, Johnnie,
is quite i'll with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. TREE Ashford are
the proud parents Of nine pound
boy.
The La France fire engine is be
ing given another test on the public
square as The News goes to press.
Coal has been in active demand
for the past day or two; this morn
ing there was light frost and some
little ice, the first of the season.
Ten culprits, five whites, five
colored, faced his honor, the mayor,
at 9 o'clock this morning. All were
charged with vagrancy, and each
was nipped for dollar.
The residence Of J. s. Hall on
South Third street caught fire
yesterday, but was extinguished by
the neighbors without calling out
the fire department.
The supper given last night a.
200 South Fourth street, for the
benefit of the Waco Femsle College,
was an enjoyable affair, and success
full financially, despite the mud.
The six.yesr.old son of A. X
Brown, who lives on Mary street,
between Fifth and Sixth, fell down
the stairs at the Waverly hotel to
day and was very seriously hurt.
The Mikado pictures in the
windows at Goggan Bros'., Sanger
Dros'., and r. 7. Dennis e. Co.'S. ar.
attracting great deal of attention
They are beautiful pieces of photo
graphy, and attractive in every way
To new subscribers THE News
will be sent from now until the first
of January, 1894, for the small sun
of so cents-just little more thar
cent per copy Give us you
order.
The Day Globe promises TO out
do itself in its forthcoming specia
edition, THE NHws will get out it
usual edition with perhaps few
hundred extra, and will give to 1t
readers on that day bright pei
picture of the gorgeous pageant.
The opera "Mikado', will not b
an ordinary entertainment, but will
be in professional style and mos
brilliant success. The dances il
act second are equal to an ordinar,
kirmess and the opera will be mag
nifcently mounted.
On or about the 25th inst, w. II
Hill, of the New York Life Insul
ance company, will meet in cor
vention, in this city, all the agent
of his company who are employee
in the Central department. Thi
will bring to Waco a large numbe
OF active and progressive men.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
Licensed TO We'd.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Matt Cepak and Miss Cecilia
Shulok, II. A. Spencer and Miss
Della j. Barron, James Stansel and
Miss Elizabeth Btlcher, Harry
Caldwell and Miss Maud Howard i.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
40 Franklin street.

Garry insurance in the United
States Life Insurance Company.
Best cheap insurance is afforded by
the Continuable Term Policy.
Best investment insurance, the
Guaranteed Income Policy. See
j. w. Harris, general manager.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
4 rroposLtion to You.

Axe. using Climax Oil fol- aHy1
if it does not give perfect sat'f1
return the bottle and YOU M
your money back, We know wy
will do. Don't try any Other
by all druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15

Merchants who want to reach couu.
try readers, should call and examine
the mailing galleys OF the SEMI.
WEEKLY NEWS. 1t is presented as
the best medium for that purpose in
the city. Charges very reasonable.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
Good TO Take.
TlCnENOR'S AlIISEPTIC REFRICERANT

Stops pain, heals wounds, burns,
scalds, flux, collie footevil and poll.
evil in horses and mules. Free sam
pie at all druggists
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
FOR over Fitty Years.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children teething.
IL soo1nes the child, softens the gums,
aiiays al pain, cures wind colo, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhea
Twenty five cents bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
Ii You See it in The News, SayA

If you go to Sangers' to buy 4
of those nobby suits, be sure t0a
you saw the "ad" in The NE1
you will obllge us.
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Now is Your Chance for a Bar
gain.

Three lots on Columbus street be.
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, worth one thousand dollars
each, will take seven hundred aud
fifty dollars each if sold ut once.
Good terms.
HORNE 4 WILLIAMS,
40 Franklin street.
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A NARROW ESCApEl
How it Happened

The following remarkable cyan. t.
liic, viii interest the reader: Fora lug Ln VIM
had Z terrible pain at my heart. WIKI SIIs llIs.
tered almost incesSantly had n wuWh I'D
and could not sleep. ! would he 40 0aipleJ
To sit up in bed and belch gas ffon,' "
ach until thought every min,ita IL! n,
my last. There was feeling nj osVul
about my heart, and ] was afraid ttpppsts
full breath. | cOuldn + swcpp a NV li
ont Sittin. down and resting. I'.l
God, by the help of New ncau Cha w
IS past and feel like another wo,S..
fore using the New Heart Cure lug.
different so-called remedies and bear,
by doctors without any benefit nn,nis
both discouraged and discussed. Mvb,n
bought me bottle OF Or Milps' NV I'M
Cure, and am happy to say never rs,sa
IT. as ! now have q splendid anna,it,
sleep we'll weighed l55 pounds v wharN
gan taking the remedy, aud now Iweioob
Its effect in my case has been truIy N,
Gus. 1t far surpasses any other media
have ever taken or any benefit / ersy
ceived from physicians. - Mrs. EIanysJ
louisville, Pa. October T., lSgs
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure is sold on :.
tive guarantee by all druggists, or by ~
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on feSsr
price, 81 per bottle, six bottles s., expres,
paid. This great discovery BY an en- \,
specialist in heart disease, contains l.s5
opiates nor dangerous drugs,
Sold by al druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15

To our lady friends: Is your
hair falling out? If it is, go to
Dismuke and get bottle of "47ll."
He will guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-15
TICHENOE'S ANTlSEPTIC REFRlGEEAAT

stops pains, heals wounds, buens,
scalds and collie Ask your druggist
for free sample.
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Phone Lacy for McAlister Lump.

Austin Avenue.
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No. ? carries through see or i ,G6ro M
Iron Mountain. No 4 carries TenIS
10 Cairo All trains through
Cairo without change. r,r
For further particulars eau o W ~
" liz south wv
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No, 4 Big Muddy Coal.
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We. OWENS. Ttsss
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Iicnrd nt tho Y. VI. c. A.

Mr.. George +. Tibbitts is arranging for new
feaiute m the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tion work TO begin next Saturday morning AT 10
O'Clock. At that time ho Will have meeting
Tor boys and girls between the ages Of IL ana
aud Is whose parents DO not attend divine set-
vices. The idea Is 70 endeavOr through the call
dren to influence the parents 20 attend church
Interesting exercises will characterize these
meetings.
Mr.. 1ibbitts was engaged yesterday in getting
tho drawing OF the ASSOCIATION building here
ready Tor shipment 20 Chicago TO De eAhibied
IN the Liberal Arts Department at the World -
Fair. II Is encased in n silver gilt frame.
1he boys OF the junior class OF the gymnasium
will take a tramp under the leadership OF Mr..
Clifton MahOn today. Thev Will 90 10 seven
Pines, ana outdoor sports Cf an innocent char
aeter will DC INDUCED IN.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Rev. DR.. K.
z. Kerr will address the young mems meeting,
ana Mrs. Carrie Staude-ROwe viii sing.
Tho new game, basketball. has been intro
duced IN tho gymnasium and Is exciting great
deal Of interest 1t Is somewhat alter the order
OF football and is played in the gymnasium
hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
TOOK 1-2 OUNCES OF LAUDANUM.
James Picrson Suicides in Alexandria
Bought the Drug for Friend.

Correspondence OF ths Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 2s.-James Pier
son. "a white man. entered Murphv's bar
room. at the corner of PITT ana Princess
streets. tins morning, and gong into the
ward back of the place drank ?
ounces ot laudauum. lie came back
into the house and laid down on couch
IN the back room. When discovered he
was unconscious, and though DIR. Purvls,
the Coroner. was at once summoned, lie
died within three hours after taking the
poison. From letters found IN his pocket
his name and place of residence, Lees
burg, Va, were disclosed.
lhe body was taken t. Demance's I'M
dertaking establishment, whore an inquest
was held this afternoon, and the Jury re-
turned "A verdict III accordance with the
facts given above. A laudanum-bOttle
found in the man hand bore the poison
label Of ". +. Creighton ~ Co., druggists,
aud Dr. Creighton. VINO waited on the
man. says be- told mm that he wanted the
drug tor TREND III the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
THE OKLAHOMA STORMS.
Ninety People KILLED and Two Hundred
and Fi1y Injured.
lBy telegraph 10 tho DlsDatch.l

GUTHRIE. o. T.. April 23.-The total
number OF persons who met death IN
Tuesday nights storms now reaches
ninety. and the injured number about
two hundred and fifty, about 10 Der cent.
of them being fatally injured. One Of the
greatest scenes of desolation IN the de-
yastated district Is AZ the home OF john
Auilenix, in Payne county. The large
house, barns, and other buildings are com
pletcly gone, and the farm is stripped of
every yestige of fence, crops, and orchards.
Mr.. MulleuiX Is fatally injured. Mrs. Mule
nix had lust become q mother, and she was
carried a mile and lay all night on the
raln-soaked ground. She Is alive, but will
die. Her mother. Mrs. Oliver, and her
brother, Davis Oliver. were both killed. as
was ner lO-year-old son. The bate that
had just arrived in the world, however.
survived Its rough reception, and bids talr
% live over ten thousand dollars has
been subscribed rs a relief fund TO aid the
Survivors and TO bury the dead, and tho
amount Will be doubled before tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
TWELVE PAGES TOMORROW.
HOSPITAL SECRETS.
They Often NEST With Caeea
Which Battle Them.
And the Very Cases They Fail In
Yield TO Simple Remedy.
The Cunostv Of PeoDle Amciv Satisfied
The Curiosity of People Amply Satisfied
on This Subject,

We do not believe in publishing the
secrets Of hospitals. but very often they
make failures Ia cure when a remedy we
know of has afterward perfectly and CON-
ple;ely cured.
4 well-known and highly-rcspec,ed GEN
tleman. W. \. Lowers by name, who "a
sides at III East Hamtramck street, Mt.
Vernon. O.. tells mis- experience ds follows
Two years ago | was taken down with
rheumatism. and the doctors could give
mo but little relief. and spent all hal
and was no better. In fact. / got worse
and suffered beyond description.
&" | was taken 10 81. Francis. Hospital. at
Columbus. where the best doctors of tho
State could try their skill. J got no better.
Then they took me 10 81. Anthony
Hospital. in the same city. The doctor
said | could not get well. that nothing
would cure me.
II went home thinking | never could
get well. got worse. and went to tho
drugstore TO get something 90 relieve mo
Of my suffering. talked with tho drug
gist about DR.. Greene's Neryura blood ard
nerve remedy. andll got bottle OF 1t and
commenced using II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
The American Turf.


BESNISGs. ID. C.. April 2S-Fifth day OF the
Washington J0ckey-Club races az Bennings
track. Large crowds in attendance. Track heayY'
First race-selling. six furlOngs-Mnrguerlte
won; RemOrse second Fagot thlrd. lime, I'@1' y
Second race-handicap, one mhe-AnnA D.
won: Roller second, Pagan third. Time, l;tS'
Third raco-Primary STAKES. five turongs-
Appomattox won; Domingo, second, La Juic''
third. Time Los
Fonrth race-one and oue-sixtcenth miles
westches;er won; Plevmar second. George L
third. Time l:j7. -,
Fifth race handicap steeple.chase. tull
course-Ecarte won; Elpin second, Pat OaAiey
Ngw YoRS' Aprii 2S.-1be following are the
results of to-days races at Elizabeth:
First race-one-half mDe-IOken won leu
rette lllly) second, Clara ~ COLI third. Iiine'
second raco-nve eghths OF n mile-Dalsyrian
won H0ey second, Alcalde third Time, l:Qo'
Third race-nvc inrlcngs-Glance won; josie
second, Ellen II. third Time, LOG.
Fourth race-one mlle-Nirgie won; LOrghetta
second, Lepanto third. Time, 1:4Gh.
Fifth race-one-halt mlle-Haryest won I;
Billy = second, IngOt third. Time -.
sixth race-nine furlongs- -Racc!and won; !;
D:aniO sccOnd. RIOT third Time. LOB.
GLOUCESrFR, y. l., ADril 2S.-Fiye favOrites
and a wel-backod second choice won to-day:
First race-six and One-half furlongs-Eohc
won; Montague second Poverty third. Iime'
1892.
second rnce-seven furlongs-Wist won G. o.
y. second, Captain McChesney third Time
$40.
Third rece-four and one-har furlongs-Mar-
mont wol; Tartar second, jamestown third.
Time, "0tt,
Fourth race-0ne and one-1uartcr milcs-Ca-
cium won: FOxgraye second King Crab third
Time @:2ii3
Flith rare-nge furlongs-Strngiellow won (;
Crocls second Little PHI third Timc, los.
sixth rarc-f0ur and One-nalf fnrlongs-James
A. H. won: bohemian second MOonraKer third.
Time. l:Ol.
MFnrfHs. TENN. April "S.-First race-selliDg,
six furionga-Gct There won; Miss Mosely Sc
copd Dick Wills third. Time, lis.
Second race selling, seven furlongs-tree-
dom won; Nirdcn second, Pembroke third.
Timc, l:32. .
Third race-Gaston Hotel stakes, sl,OOo
added; for 2-ycar-olds, four furlones-May
Thompson won; BuckIen second, Mhlrl third.
Time, JOls.
Fourth race-sclling, one mle-Excclsior won ;
Phelau D0ran second, Arundel third Ilme'
1:l0it.
Fifth race-handicap. ono aud One-siXteenih
miies-Pckin won: Miss Pa,ten second, Sam
Farmer third. Time, l.J2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29

The fourth day / began 20 feel
change. That terrible tired feeling began
10 disappear, and when / commenced using
it ms weight was 1856 pounds-now weigh
IA pounds.
NV friends and acquaintances are look
ing at mo with wonder. They think will
get perfectly we'll. make this statement
public. so that those who have suffered as
have may be benefited a. | have been.
Il thank nv Maker for guiding mo to
this medicine"
There are thousands Of people suffering
from poor blood, weak nerves. rheuma-
tism. neuralgia, and other weakening and
painful diseases. who can certainly be
cured by using DIR. Greene's Nefvura blood
and nerve remedy. u Is purely vegetable
and harmless and druggists keep It for 81.
Doctors recommend this remedy because
they know II cures and because il h tha
discovery and prescription Of noted
physician, DIR. Greene, of sJ west Four
teenth street, New York, the successful
specialist in curing all forms ot nervous and
chronic diseases. The Doctor can be con.
suited. free Of charge in all cases, person.
ally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
Affairs Around Greenville.
correspondence OF the Richmond Disoa'

GREESyuLB, n. C., April 2S.-Mr. George w.
Daniel, who left this county nine years ago ana
has heen living III Southern Florida fO- seven
years. returned to Grocnyille yesterday.
Rev. J. n. Lsmberih lett this morning 10 al
toud the Baptist Union meeting at Eagles IN
EdgecOmbe county.
Mrs. :. NJ. schultz returned home yesterday
from visit 10 her parents, In Rocky Mount.
Her sister, Miss Matte Abrams, accompanied
her home.
Tonight tho several wards OF the town bold
primaries TO nominate candidates for council
men. The election TO be held next Monday has
thus far awakened very little interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
VETERANS AT GETTYSBURG.
Longstreet, Malone, Alexander and sun
dry Distinguished Yankees.
TBv Telegraph 10 tho DisDatch.i

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 2S.-A distinguished
party lett this morning on a special train Of
Pullman cars on the Pennsylvania road Cor the
battlefield Of Gettysburg. In the party wore
General James LOnestreet, General Niihan
Mahone and General :. p. Alexander who
have not visited the field since the metnora-
bic iays OF 1863. General @. o. How
ART. General Charles II. Howard, General Lewls
Merrill, Judge Ferguson, Colonel }. Z. NichQl-
son, James K. oang, William y. GIN, Major b..
A. Hancock, l.. NJ. Mcgargc. Colonel Il. Dale
benson. William H. Hurley. Dr. II. l.. Goodman,
!. G. Markley, :. Il. Hoey, j. ". Kerr t. d..
Pratt, James Pollock, :. e.. Wells. aud John Rls-
sell oung, president Of tne Union League VINO
Is in charge Of the party. The tollowing-uamet
gentlemen arrived from New YORK and joined
the others Colonel John 4. COcKerlll, Henry
George. Horace White. Ralph Meeker bradford
Merrill, ana Mr. Hastings. Governor fattison,
Generals Slocum. SicSles, aud Ircmain", ana
senatOr Manderson Joined the party at Harris
bllrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
NDAY'SDISPATCT
WILL CONTAIN

First Plantation on Our shores.
Illustrated and entitled "Lordcs Of
Virginia. The article will tell all
about the customs OF the Indians,
their pipes and tobacco. rcligio us
views, food, raiment, manners at
meals, SC.
Gossip Of Gotham,
illustrated. will be given in
bright, crispy style by one of the
best correspondents in New York.
He will picture the golden ago
reached in that city's scramble for
show and talk about shoes that cost
$50; Colonel Ochiltree a.
Briton; Mrs. Potter's rumored re-
marriage Stuyyesant Square, &c.
Virginia Politics
and the attitude of President Cleve.
land towards our aspirants for Fcds.
raj offices will be intelligen,ly re-
viewed 10y our regular Washington
correspondent and this will bc fol-
lowed by an interesting communi.
cation on the nomination Of United
States senators. in which a suggcs-
ton is made that has the merit Of
novelty.
New Light on Bible Truths.
Another letter from Rev. Eldridgo
B. Hatcher summarizing the &C.
counts of recent archaeological dis
coyeries near the supposed site OF
tho Tower of Babel-a chapter II
great interest TO Bible students AMI
readers generally.
The ldlcr on ,Dim-.JamS.
Funny things that men do when
they are not exactly themselves.
Novelties in mems dress. kissing
girls at Old Point.
Nirginia'> First Assembly.
The anniversary of the meeting OF
the House Of Burgesses to DO OBJ
served as our day at Chicago. ln-
teresting extracts from old-timo ro-
cords.
The Temperance Problem.
The relative merits Of lIigh-Liceusc
and Prohibition discussed IN an in
teresting letter from Mr.. Joseph II.
Shepherd.
Railroad Rates to Chicago.
Virginia fares better in this respect
than many other States. Per-
sonally-conducted excursions to bo
run. Our board to meet nj th5
Mt. Vernon.
The Davis Section in Hollywood.
Where the remains of the President
Of the COnfcderacy will be rein
Inferred, and how to reach the spot.
Tales from the Talmud.
A review and extract from recent
publication which deal, with tho
teachings Of tho Talmud. Some
examples of the maXims and pro-
verbs of ancient jewish teachers.
The current news will also be found
gathered in choice array in our Rich
mond and Manchester local columns in
our special correspondence from New
York, Baltimore, and Washington, and
from all prominent points IN the Nir-
ginias and CarolInas IN cur reports Of
the money, tobacco, gram, provision,
cotton. and other markets, aud in our
Associated-Pre kilograms from all
quarters Of the globe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
out broken bones, but with uniforms badly
damaged. The horses were captured by
policemen and led out OF the way.
A FITTING CLIMAX.
brilliant banquet Ia Honor of Visitors
International Eraternization.

NEW YoRK, April 2s.-The Chamber of
pirate cap sheaf on the festivities incident
TO the navel review. Among the invited
guests present were the British. French.
Russian. Brazilian, and Argentine admI-
rails. the three American admirals. the
commanders of the German and Dutch
vessels, and the captains and hag-lieu-
tenants Of all the vessels in the feet.
These were essentially guests Of honor.
Other guests Of distinction were the Secre-
tarv Of the Navy, the Governors of New
York and Illinois, the Mayor OF New York
and the members of the foreign legations.
The British and French ambassadors and
the Italian Minister sent regrets. as did
also the Earl of Aberdeen. who had been
expected 10 be present. The banquet was
held IN the main dining-room of the Hotel
Waldorf, fronting on Fifth avenue. Covers
were lald for about 400.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PLATE.
When It is mentioned that the price set
for the dinner was S2j plate IL will readi-
lv toe understood that the dinner was
worthy Of the occasion. Nothing was At
tempted IN the way of decorations, but
there was most artistic arrangement of
choice flowers and OF the festOOned' flags
of all the nations represented
The scene was a brilliant one. The ora
tory was short. pointed, and witty. Alex
ander Z. Orr, first vice-prcsident of the
Chamber OF Commerce. presided. and most
Of the prominent members Of the chamber
were present. international fraternity was
the burden of the speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-29
MRS. CLEVELAND NOrlLL.
Mlsinformation Responsible for the Re
mort to the Contrary.

WAsHINGroN. ID. c.. April 2s.-AIisiDfor-
nation as 10 Mrs. Cleveland's programme
at New York is responsible for the report
that she was taken Ill during the naval re-
view Yesterday and compelled 70 return TO
Washington. She came back in the best
of spirits and this morning is IN her usual
good health II was her intention 10 re-
turn 10 her hotel after the review and then
drive 10 the station and take tho o'clock
tram for Washington. Owing to the post
pOnement of .he review she was obliged TO
hurry to the train without returning to
IL. E.l.l