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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-07

The New York Sun thinks that DIR.
Depew is off his base because he said. in
an interview at Niagara Fails, that 'sun-
less the Senate shall speedily settle the
silver question there will be a serious
agitation for the changing of the struc-
ture of that body" DIR. Depew very
often gets off his base, but he manages to
get back again in short order. The doctor
undoubtedly expressed the feeling of dis
satisfaction with the Senate that exists
? in the public mind because of its failure
to act on the repeal bilA though it is a
question whether thought about chang
ing the structure" of the Senate had
found lodgment in many minds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-07

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Ro,S, New
York City C. s. FAuLGNER, Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
NORWICH LINE.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

A RETIRED CAVALRY OFFICER, living in
"A one Of the healthiest counties In England wishcs
immediately To meet with energetic young gentien,n
Join IN most lucrative bueiness must be good hors
light weight not over 10 st. aha able 70 comma
$1,000 application 10 he made before the end ~ NAH
1893. For full par.lculars address MAJOR. care 81
Moorgatc-st.. London, England. 'e'' VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

mail before Saturday. but the supply Oh r. Eai
was 50 light that rates for sterling were Iaissu
isai4 cent Following R are Tsv'i Ss 81 s4a
81 81 IA and 81 sc IA for long and short
sterling respectively; French francs o,ip ID
and SIG IS; rechm1rks. % i-saDl L. t. %
In London British consois adSs va S's for the
account The Bank of England gained so,uo o'
bullion on balance. In the open market lnon e..
was again higher at | sal rs per cHu lo'
discounts and ?a@ IL per ccnt for uatS aIsd an
ounce American railway snsres were qulet anu
irregular. and at the close they were iairN
strong Al Paris French 3 per cents feh u. 70
vanced 10 25I6 francs TO the sterling A.,
The Homestead Mining Company declared me
regular monthly dividend for February OF !"
cents a share 81 25O0i. making S4,96s,'1V 70
date. payable at the ohics OF the company ur ~
San Francisco. or at the Office Of Mrssrs. Ionns-
lcrv ~ Co., transfer agents in New-iorK on 'h'
18Th inst Rocks close March 20
The following securities were sold at auction
at the New-iork Real Estate Ha'esroom ny
Adrian IT, Muller d Son:
20 snare, Fifth Avenue safe Deposit Co Of New-fork
8 Ter cent ccricat, Of Indebtedness due 1915 100
shares Journeay Bgrnham con nnnc a. r,sarr.d
5; shares Fulton Municipal Gas Co.. OF Rrooklyn, 80
i IS shares Third Avenue Rairua fright to sub
ssS Ts ssssa w 1 e. Co. s a'''r'd ''1''
- 600 state 81 South Carolina per cent nonos %
OF state securtes), January, 49,
loo share. M'run Kalns.iseh'. Sons. pris,,ccd o.
! slarrs intel States Fire Insurance Co.. 10.
co shares Continental Trust I o.. loo ~, vi. c,.
81 shai'> Hudson Manufacturing Co. Of New'York CITY,
200 shares Portsmouth Dry Dock and stamb Ca,
Ss, Of 81 T nr c o a se 'If 10 Een ard
p".suPrn PINK Road $500 bond Msn;at.a TO Goo Coo
orn. ctcut Lime Co, 800 each s45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

WESTERN TIME AND CAPITAL.
chicago business man Of high reputation and broad
acquaintance will accept TIE agency OF some nrsclass
enterprise article invention. which will Handsomely
time and money invested Years Of business
experience" Bank reference
Address 4 70. caro- LORD THOMAS. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
financial Meeilngs.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE LIBERTY INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Room 20. Fourth Floor
10 Broadway. NEW.YORK.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
IA OF THE LIBERTY INSURANCE COMPANY VIII
De held at the ONCE 81 the Company, 90 fourth
sd day Of March, isss Is o'ciock noon for the
purpose OF determining whether the capital stock OF
said Company shall b. reduced BY the amount OF SIX
hundred thous1nd Dollars from the present capital Of
Eight hundred thousand Dollars leaving che cuptt
q the Company the amount OF Two hundred thousand
Dollars, consist of Ten thousand shares at the mr.
value OF Twenty Dollars per share. '
The books Of the Company for the transfer OF stock
will lie closed from and after March Ith 1888 to and
including April lst 1893
dated New.York. Fehrulrv 23d 1893.
GEORGE 4. MORRISON, HORACE J. FAIRCHILD
EDWARD ID. ADAMS. JOHN 4. MCCALL,
MAKO ELLrS HARTLEY, T w. EVANS,
JULIEN T. DAVIES, CHARLES w. GOULD.
JOHN H. IMAM. JOHN w. AITKEN.
JAMES McCREERY, =. n. LESHER,
OLIVER AMES II. l.. JUDD.
=. Il. WEED, o,,,s yOIN SLOANE
LOUIS FITZGEI,AI4D,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
NETWORK CENTRAL STATEMENT.
WednnsdaY. March Typ m.

The directors Of the New-Iork Central and liud-
son River Railroad Company at meeting TO-
day voted 70 raise the share capital 10
500, 900. 600 The stockholders will piobabIy
ratify this aeon at special meeting to be heiu
at Albany on April 10. The increase is some
thing over $1,000, 900, and the proceeds of the
new issue will be used in tho improvement OF
the property The rumor that part of 1t was
intended for the acquisition of the New-lork ana
Northern was denied on the highest authority
The quarterly statement of the company was
entirely satisfactory, if the estimated earnings III
the present month should be realized The March
quarter is the leanest one in the year, but the
estimates may be modified by the results. Tho
percentage Of operating expenses Is placed AT
G7 40 while year ago it was l2Jl lie imam
ca result. for the quarter IN the last three years
are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
PROPOSAL FOR
100000 d PER CENT. BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER.
PAWTrCKET, II. l., March o. 189.

PAWTrCKET. H. l.. March .. 1893.
Sealed proposals addressed IN Frank NJ. BATES. City
Treasurer PAwtuckct. r. each dorscd .,Propo-al for
Loans will received this Office until IL o'clock NJ
Saturday March -. 1898 for the whole any part
the following loans % the City of Pawtucket
1.-ieneral Account and Highway Loan -Four hundred
thousand dollars (s400 900 coupon bonds OF sad city
denomination 81 900 each) dated April l. 1893. due April
I. 1928.
2.-sewer Loan -Four hundred thousand dollars ts4oo
said city
dated April /. 1893. due April l. 1923.
Each OF above series 81 bonds TO bear Interest
the OF four a. per ccntum per annu payable semi
annually, April ! and Ocooer ].
The interest coupons will be payable at the National
Bank OF Redemption. Boston. Massachusetts.
Bonds will be ready for delivery April I, 1893. The
right N reject any and all bids reserved Further In.
formation can be obtained VI the undersigned
FRANK NJ. BATES
City Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
finanriai.
APPOINTMENT
FISCAL AGENCY
FOR THE
STATE OF KANSAS.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Nnsse y hersSy gSsR tas TIE SHI1s :S1 nAMx
the Fiscal Agency q u. stat, q Kansas. and ~
cointy. township city board Of edqatio9 or school di
tie F,scsi Asessy Of ~ sat- swYogt
THE REPUBLIC OF NEW.YoRK.
0iytn under my hand and III, sical snl Of nv oncc at
VAN IS PRATffEk. Auditor Of State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
miscellaneous.

II BUSHES Of every description si5 Pearl.st.. neo
- 1efFy'ss. AL artic!cs at lowest prices.
JOHN 4. u0gpEt. Manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

Total County ~ YswYors. IS:
WM p ST JOHN. President OF the aoo . Z, "a
bank do solcmnly swear that the above s'a'e"7"
" '"o Wow VI ny WW p ST. JOHN. Preaosns
subscrib.d and TO bstore me p tnis loty G.
March 1888 r A. r. BRYAN, Notary Pubic ~ ~"
Correct-Attest:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

HTROPFNN TINANV1AL NAI9kFT-'
London. March -. p. m.-ConSols. ps Is lor
r,,nev md ps So for the account: Canadian Pacific
~ So: Erie u 70, Mexican Ordinary, II D.
-. Paul Cmmon, "a 5.s; Pennsylvania. 81 -
Heading IL I.ac. Money. 2a2 - per cent The
amount OF bull ON gone into the bant OF England on
balance to-day, is $1,000 Paris advices quote per
cent r.ntes al o. francs 80 cen'imc- for the account
and Exchange on London at - irancs IL centimcs
f,r checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
PER CENT. CAR.TRUsT bonds OF
the RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
n.turns quarterly from 1898 70 1900.
PEK CENT. WATER WORKS BONDS
rosFcs &xkfffs. z CO.,
Is WALL IT.

no THE HOLDERS OF THE INCOME
i Mortgage Bonds o, the Philadelphia and Reading
ksIiroad Company.
The following gentlemen,
Gee. COPPELI.
q MaItlsnd PHELPS & Co.,
WIN. MERTENS.
OF l.. Won Hoffman, Co..
JOHN ID. PROBS1.
OF j. d. Probst Co.
ISAAC N. SELIGMAN.
Of J. 4 w SeRman e. Co., ane
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Of J. Kennedy Tod Co..
at the request many hoaer: q tho Income Mortgage
have consented TO act Proyision.l Committee FOR hs
10 communicate without delay the amount and class Of
their holdings to the Secretary Of the Committee.
Joseph s. DALE
New-York March 10. 1898.
METKOPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE co. OMITTED
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
DONDHOLDERS are notified that their bonds
- rcdecmsbe. presentation o. the Gallatin Ma
ons Bank 80 Wall street At the rse Of 81 o5l ts for
March ~, . ADRIAN IsEL1N. JR, Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY 60.
RAJ TlM0RE & OHIO southwestern R. r. GO.
CONSOLIDATION.

Holders of the above. med securities notified
TINT tho FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
will furnish copies Of the plan Of consolidation. and 10
prepared receive de ,oss Of their securities and
issue Its certificates therefor. Application
WILL In due course made to the Stock Exchange
listing the trust certificates.
DATED MARCH, rs, 1893.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
EDWARD Il. BELL,
JOHN II. DAVIS,
JAMES ii. WILSON,
EDGAR T. WELLES,
New York Committee Of Ohio md
Mississippi shareholders.
II. I. NICHOLAS
CHARLES WEHRHANE,
WILLIAM II. ROLSTON,
JAMES SLOAN, JK.,
New.York Committee Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railroad Company.
EDWARD BRUCE. Secretary, No. wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
tinanelai.

Tn. shareholder. of the OHIO AND Mie>Ies,rn,
| u.,,.,,x hodcr. Of the BALTIMORE AND
nu,o s0UTuWEsTERN Companies. Mt "ee'"A'
| r.h. n. 1898, unanimously approved
| -. alan Of consolidation Of those companies '"e
| outliuc and cap tallzntion Of whic" arc NJ 'o''
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MoRI@Auh -
| PER CENT GOLD Bonds having loo year
90 ,ro ,r,ncinaI and Interest guaranteed by 40
,h po,timo-e and Ohio Railroad Company s-''V0o'00
Dr,o To be- issued retire an eqiaI "'no"''
of Al, per cent. First Mortgage Bohas VI WI.
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern h'''' ., oo 400
Conplny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$780, 600 900
| ,.umor. and Ohio Southwestern Terminal
Compuny,. Guaranteed Bonds. not exceeding 9'''0''
INCOME MORTGAGE PER GENE "oio
RONps non.cunuatiye; with coupons A.
tached and running loo years ~
Ca "A". % 49,
u" --s1s 80 900
NEW PER CENT. PREFERRED sIOCh' 80. nm
non.cunulat've leo b.
KEW COMMON STOCK TO be taken By the
Baltimore and RAILROAD COMPANY car an ma
op THE 90, ooo 600 NEW FIRST CONSOLIDATED
| uorTGAtE GOLD BONDS ABOUT si5ocVOo VIII
re LEFT IN THE TREASURY Or aiE uonnv,
DATED COMPANY AVAILABLE fVi. I'M -"
THE PHYSICAL CONDlI io' VT 49,
MISSISSIPPI ROAD AND FOR OTHER PURi"Sr@o'
PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION or NEW sh'' "''
TIES TO o. Il VI. SHAREHOLDERS
O. & NJ Preferred STOCK viii receive
o. pir cent in New Guaranteed first 'oh'
solidptcd MORTGAGE Gold Bonds Oh payment
in cash Ct a premium Of ) per cent, s"y
2, p-r cent. equal 10 ~ oVo'-'o
~ nor cont ia "a" Income Bond- at pal 3Ole''"o
40 per cen, In NV per cent preierrci
go, ............ 1JioOCO
o. NJ COMMON STOCK viii receive;
"a per cent in "B' Income Bonds ...-... 'oVoVoo
II per cent IN new per cent Preferred
... Is 400 900
PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION or NEW sECt
RITIEs no II. AND o. sol TIWESrERN INCOME
H0XD ANDPHEFERRED STOCKHOLDERS.
FIRST INCOME BONDS viii receive Is per
cent in New Guaranteed FIRST t"'soiIui'<d
Mortgage Gold Bond. payment Ia ea'h
OF a premium Of PEI cent s'y
is per cent equal 10 ----..-.-------. o'o ~
80 pcr cent In "A" Income Bonds NJ par. f'oiVoVo
SECOND INCOME BONDS will receive.
y. soa, =, A., rncome BOND. . 10000
~ ~ , :, ..ur Incouc ionds ... $40 oOO
=. - .. o.. = -, cor, Preferred stock. $40 900
THIRD INCOME BONDS will receive:
90 psr cent IN "B'' Income Bond, l''iooVo
20 pcr cent in new per cent Preferred
~. ................ 1910 900
pRErEREED STOCK will receive 32'2 per
con. In new pcT ccat Preferred stock ei-''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
SPECULATION UNCERTAIN.
SUGAR STOCK AGAIN ERRATIC.
ACTIVITY AT THE EXPENSE OF VALUES,
WITH FINAL LOSSES.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, MARCH IL.
SALES OLE RONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16

1900 NV o5yr deb 5s.l0Gt
5000 NQrthw Con Reg
Gold Bonds. ..l23
1000 Ohio So G. VI As. Gl
1000 ore Imp Con IS. %
1000 Orc Imp lst.. lO2h.
5000 PEG ID Il h lst.1o3
o0O0 PEG e. East LIST. II
5000 PEG e. 4 & OF
Chir Cd Gid hI. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-16
Steamboats,.

FALL RIVER LINE.
FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON. FALL RIVER
PKovipENt and all Princiapl Eastern Points Stesml.
PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE from PIER IS
~ r.. foot OF Muriays week days and sundays at 100
=. M. Connecting Annex boat leaves Jersey City at l.
Brooklyn, 80 y. OK nESIkA ON EACH
STEAMER. Two connecting yestibued express trains
lively.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

l.,,al to The News ~,
' cucAeo, H., Jan. 16.--The fact
y, an immense crop is assured BY the
P[''longed cold spells OF the present
;0,er is regarded by the medical
I',sroity as very much in the nature
/. God-send. During the present
r,r with the immense crowds that
IN visit Chicago day after day, the
rnsuuption of ice will be enormous,
Id had there been a shortness in the
[only it would have entailed untold
baaeeriog especially among the sick
ii aillpg. and the price Of the com =
(odi,v would have advanced to a high
|sore As it is, however, the crop
ri is being harvested from the
bthwestern states ca ;tward, is the
[r,est in m my years, and full sup.
< fr the Worlds Fair city is thus
|ssu.ed. In this state as we'll as 10
Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin,
editions are being made to the pres
hi number Of ice houses to meet mex,
Runners demand.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
BIG IMMIGRATION TO TEXAS.
Is Waco "ln It?"

News comes fom every quarter of
the large immigration coming, or pre-.
pairing to come, to Teas. One gent e.
man who had been over iu Louisiana
lately, said: "A conductor on one of
the railroads in that state told me he
carrie about 800 each week--people
going to Tras" What are we in
Waco and McLennan county doing to
head these pc, pie our way? We need
money for our factories, but we need
also tillers for our rich soil.
There ar thou; ands # acres in
this and adj 'inin 6 counties that could
be cut into small tracts and sid aud
made to produce money for all CON
cerned. Why not % SOMETHING ?
The Waco Trading Company moves
that the real estate d alers l)ox after
this matter, and, don't forget we can
furnish any home from kitchen to
parlor-ca>h or inetallments.
Trade in everything.
]. w. RlGGINs,
Proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
necIal toThe News:

pecai !" ~ "o
NoRwALK, Conn, Jan. 16 The
Masonic Grand l., dye OF the state is
! D session here today for the purpose
bfiuvestIga ,ipg the case OF the editor
bf local paper who printed the en-
hire proceedings of a meeting of St
|John's Lodge, at which the latter re.
fused to pay bill claimed by another
lodge The case promises to be 3
one of its kind, and high
Masonic authorities in over thirty
states have, in response to requests,
given under seal their opinion as to
he rights of an editor in such a
nstter in contradistinction to his
duties as memb r of the order.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
AnImportant Phase.

hfeGal 70 He MOVIE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16 An important
|phase Of the battle concerning the
|SNday opening and closing Of the
NUlHs Fair is on the docket for ar
euusN in Chancellor Tuley's court
this mo,ni,g The issue raised is the
right oftbe city Of Chicago, and the
Exposition Company both OF whom
ARE defendants, to close the fair on
Sunday, inasmuch as it is located ON
the ground of a park, which by legis.
ton has been d. creed for the free use
| of the community weekly and Sunday
to the end Of the world The bill
filed restraints the fair authorizes from
Closing the exposition on Sundays, On
the ground that The parks are free ar d
public, and that it is impossible for
any body to divert the from the public
uses by act Of conG, mua,ion. An i'm
mems array of counsel has been re.
taned on both sides, and one Ct them
says that it will be one Of the most
divcrting legal tournaments of the
century Col. Robert Ray is at the
head Of the Sunday openers, with Con-
gresham at large John G. Black as
hEst aid, and Judge Thoman, ex-civil
service commissioner as second as
'lstant. The Sunday closing TANKS
Will be led by the venerable John
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
TWO DANGERS.
A Red Letter higgins on the
Situation.


There are two "bad elements to
any community. One class danger
Gus by COMMISSION, the other dan.
gerous by OMISSION, the inhAmable,
easily burnt up boomerangs, .nd the
other, mossbaC ks, uho never do any
thing except what the h,g d es under
the oak trce--'grun,s and picks up the
acorns"
The "boomerangs' want to irnne
values-tAke in all the farms adjoin.
ing a town as suburban lots get
the mselves appointed on "city equlli-
cation committees fix everybody"
then turn loose" Some of these
fellows "get caught now and then.
then the, lin she gang" or become
full. fedged mossbaoks, and talk
down the town" These same fellows
talk about the want Of "get up
about NEWSPAPERS, perhaps because
the same Newspapers don't "get up
and cancel off Il long past due adver,
Using account made in boomerang
days"
The man who is true to himself
and true citizen, will not allow a
barber to shave him who talks down
his town. There is very little differ
en- between a thief and the man
who takes wages from man auo
talks and works agains. him, aud the
man who lives in town and ha.
made his money by its growth aud
talk agains, i, Or fails to add what vel
he can to keep the t wa growing, il
very little if any better.
TWO OTHER DANGERS.
Some men fall by ADVERSELY, some
by PROSPERITY Few men realiz
how very dsDgtrou either of above
may be. The merchants of Waco
have called 1882 and 1892 "Ret
Letter ears in Waco. Now, VIVA
do they cali the long years interven
ing And what may the next ter
years be called ? Shall we fall by tn
prosperity of 1892, and allow GU
LACK Of WIDE AWAKE get ur AM
move" TO produce long night O
Business RLACK LETTER ? There ar,
mary thi' gs We might do to adj
MATERIALLY to our retail trade.
The tree wagon yard
TIL free watering place.
The cheap railroad round trip, etc
We ought to have column run il
each paper published in Waco givinl
population, hot wells, schools, fac
tories; giving also the products Of on
soil The Waco Trading Co. is read
and willing TO join hands with an.
move ment for the good of all-s special
ly do We want The people to know
about Furniture Carpets and Stoves
cash or installmen's. Trade in every
thing. J. w. RIGGINs,
Proprietor
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
To You.

To You.
l. DO you wan, to buy for Cash?
2. Do you want to buy on easy
payments
3. 30 you want 10 exchange any
thing!
d. DO you want to furnish your
home from kitchen to parloI?
8. DO you wan to buy, sell, rent or
exchange anything?
6. Do you waot 10 deal with a
house that can take your second hand
goods?
z Anything you want to buy new
not in Waco? In the furniture, car
pet or store line?
8 DO you want any of The above?
We refer you TO Waco Trad ng Co.
J. w. HIGGINS, Prop.
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Tailors Convention

Special u The Eews.
INDIANAPOLIS, JAN 1G. Prominent
manipulators of the shears ON
different parts Ct the country are be
ginning to res lister at the hotels this
NOR ing in advance of the OPP ming Of
the convention of the Custom Fore.
meme lailors Association Of Amer ca
and which will be in session here for
the next four days. At tbs conven
ton many new novelties will be ex
Invited, and the styles for the coming
summer and winter season agree
upon
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

gotten up in this state, The venerable
father OF the ex-governor together
with his father in-law, Gov. William ]
Stone and the judges of the state
supreme court, will also he compli
mentary guests Of the occasion. The
gathering will Re presided over by
Hon. Webb r Samuals.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

Have you ever suffered that excru =
ciating torture known only to persons
who have experienced the paroxysms
of govt? Salvation Oil In connection
with the alkaline treatment usually
prescribed by ply icians Will produce
a most wonderful feet.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
WOman'. Suffrage AsAOciatfom.

WOman's Suffrage AsAOciatioM.
Speca to The News
WASHINGTON, D G., Jan. Is The
delegates to the 25th annual conven
ton of the National Women,s Suffrage
Association listened today to the read
irg to large number of papers re.
la,lug to various phases of the move.
ment The ANIMALS reports show that
public sentiment IN favor Of equal
rights has made considerable strides
during the past year, as evidenced in
the formation of hundreds Of new local
associations at points whore little in
terest has previously been manifested
in the cause. TIE present convention
is noteworthy from the number of new
faces to be seen among the active par.
Elephants Among these are the wives
of Congressman Davis, of Kansas,
Brodt rick, of Kansas, Upton, OF OHIO,
Greenlfa at of New York, and Of Sena
tors Carey and Warren Of Wyoming,
aud Allen of Wa hing,on Besides
these the cd time veterans, Miss
Anthony, Miss St ne, aud Mrs Stan.
ton have turned out in force.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
A Valuable Book.

One dollar added to the regular
yearly subscription price of the daily
or weekly News will secure COPY
Of the memorial volume of LETTERS on
Davis, compiled by authority of Mrs.
DAVIS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16

Farmers, remember that Tucker
hao received for your planting large
shipment Of b ack-ye peas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-16
MORNING SPECIALS
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