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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

tp StUC SWMUy IUI xOttyStW @SAs UStl
groBen 6reibeits6elben bonn IA. Sobr-
bunbert. sDie wdre e.. tpenn He f& Ia
3ufunft .BiIIp feII2o9e nennte.
Sic tiefse rGermania" 2oge t6nnte I'D
bann In .Duth Oanfee Sose@ umtaufen
Iahen.
Die 9olebo .gypreb" madt gu obiser
panblung Der rWilbelm 9eQ 2o9e" bic
folsenben 3eitsemdben 8emertungen !:
rWir uoIlen niht serabe 10 melt
seben, gu bebaupten, baB es In ben ensl.
2osen nt9t obne beuti9e 9ilfe sebt
oenn eben iinb bieie ensii8en 2ogen
3ur lleber3eusuns sefommen, bab lie
nit Der Silfe Der Deutl9en finan3iell unb
materiell 10 melt noransei9rttten finb,
baB lie ibrer nidbt mebr bebiirfen. Ser
Mobr bat ieine Sduloisteit setban, Der
Mobr tann seben. ."-9lun beiBt es eben
suiammeniteben, NIT einem beili9en
59mur betrdftigen bic Dorte iener
Selben auf benz &iitli: ~@tr pollen
lein ein etnig 8olf BON 8riibern,
in feiner Notb uns trennen
unb Gefabr." Sier bari es t,i1t ,nebr
beiBen .9ie 9efen, bie Babenier, bie
4reuben, bie S@metser, bie S9waben,
lonbern Der allsemeine S9ladtruf lei
rbie 9eutI9e !"-2abt bic Spreu bonn
2orn N9 i9eiben, bebaltet ben l1rtern
unb erbaltet ibn rein, unnerfdll9t."
- Don 6errn Wm. s. Remmler,
friiberem Me6otteur bes rWeitboten" unb
iebigem Ser. ct. gonkil in 9or0en.
S9wei3, lit uns cine Summer bes Be.
sirfsblattes rporeener Nn3eiser", 3uge.
lonbt morben, norin Der OantIasunes-
Jeier grmdbnuns sei9iebt, tpel9e unter
ben MuIpicien bes 9errn 2emmler In
1orsen ftattfanb. @ir laTen bier ben
artifeI iiber bic Geier aus benz genann-
ten 8latt foIsen:
6orQen.- Der %. Nopember bic.
les Sabres NOR ber ameritanil&e Dant.
iogun9stag, Elm Geit, bas bur1 bic tpei.
ten @ebiete bet 0eretnigten @taaten 9e-
feiert uirb unb bur9 bic sanae Melt, 10
melt &eprdientanten ibrer na@ MilIionen
sdblenben Nnseb0risen gu finben Fnb,
Elm 6eft, an benz au9 unlere iiber benz
O3ean lebenben 2anosleute tbeilnebmen.
gs sIei9t BEN eibsen6ifl9en Bettag unb
tpir6 idbrli9 bonn Yrdiibenten fetsslest,
seiu0bnli9 auf ben lebten Donnerftas in,
Nopember. gs 1T Elm Set Der Wereini.
euns BON Jamilien unb Jreunben, Elm
Seit bes fr6bli9en @ebens.
Ser biefse goniul oer Wereinisten
Staaten, 9err &emmIer aus Columbus,
Obio, bate auf ben Nbenb bieies cages
bic Wertreter Der bieligen Sanbelsmelt,
ic,pie anbere Jreunbe unb 8efannte nm
fi9 perIammelt gu elmer erifmaligen Wlit=
Geier oieies ameritanilden Jeites. Ser
Rreis Der Sbeilnebmer Bot Elm redt
freunblides Bib. gin3elseIans unb
Mulit umrabmten bic Mfittbeilunsen ber
@eoner; frdftis erfIang burd ben @aal
bic Melobie bes norbamerifaniI9en Nas
tionalliebes: .9eil bir, Columbia. !"
9err 2oniul &emmler idilberte bic BE.
beutuns bes sases fur leine 8olfssenol- i
len iouobl, mie fir uniere S9pei3er-
brioer ienieits beg atlantiiden O3eans.
9err @emeinoeratb Sauler bra4te in
formpollenoeter Hebe ben @ruB Der an
welenben @dite unb oes ensern unb
meitern Vaterlanbs, inbem ct bic Tom.
mersieqen, bic politiidtn unb bic biito'
ridden Be3iebunsen Der beiben @9we'
fferrp huhIifcn fd,ifherfe
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Ratfee-Woha 25la---26 0ts:---- Snpt
23-2s; fancp Win 90 ct; prtma DO ---
81 ct: outer DO 49, ct: fair DO = Is
orbtnar TO ----ls ct per Bfunb.
4.940t: aranmiatee --4.69 ct: 5tonoarb u met,
1914 .44@t: aelber 3.7,-S.Sl prbindrer 382-3 8,
WolaffeS.-G SO - 37Gts.: prtm
orhtn6rer l2-l8c. per @aaone.
&et1. Qaroltna 6k-- Cts. /; 4eutfaxs
41k-6N Cts. per Yfuno.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Sm Yoli,ei.6 6auptquartier traf seitern
Elm Selegramm aus W(orietta elm, tuel9e
anfiinoiste, baB bortlelbit 8. 6. 2epis,
alias u. Willon perbaftet iporben let.
2emis ion bier uesen We4ielfdlihnns
pro3ellirt tperoen.
Bobnbofs=Detettip pat &eaep perbafs
tete aeitern Mbeno &rant @resorp, nit
benz bic Beborben in Marpspiae Elm
Sdbnden au pFiiden tuiini4en, neil er
cine 3ablunssanmeiiung fdll4te uno
oarauf @elb eol1eftirte.
2lus Dem Bunoes9eri4t
Beniamin Ia5it, ber farbise Solbat,
wel9er i'm lebten Suli Sobn Miaiams
erl4ob, murbe seitern Nbeno BON ben
BunbesseI9morenen nod elmer 8era-
tbang BON 20 Minuten freigelpro=
den unb iofort bon &i@ter Gage
entla1en. Ser Mnsetlaste uurbe
auIebt perbDrt unb ertldrte in
einbrinali&iter unb iiber3eu9enbfter
Beile, 6ab ct in @elbituertbeibiguns se'
banbelt babe. ct pirb ii9 nun nod Dor
einem Militdrseri9t tuesen llebertretuns
ber Meseln perantporten miihen, ba es
feinem 5olbaten erlaubt 1T, In ber Gar-
niion einen Mepolper bel fi& 5u trasen.
rad grlsbieuns bieier Sa@e
wurbe gum 3eusenperb0r IN bsr
Mntlage eesen @. 3. Oonalbion,
prdii6ent ber @teubenpiIe S6pferei
meeem Smportirune zines @ontrattar'
beiters eel&rttten. Ser 6all bot be-
reits piel @taub aufsewirbelt unb bte
proseIFrung 9onalbion's murbe bon
ben Mrbeiter-O Or9aniiotionen outs ener.
gii&fte betrieben. Ser erite 3euse,
tuel9er pernommen murbe, mar Der
importirte Mrbeiter, Soiepb Bourne,
ielbft. 0erielbe 8ab on, bab
i'm Mpril 1898, wdbrenb ct in Nortb
@to{forbibire, gn9lanb, lebte, iein Boz
ter BON Som Mta9in, benz 1ormann ber
S5pferei unb einem Wermanbten Der
Bourne's, einen Brief erbielt, IN uel@em
berielbe ibm cine CUTE anitellung als
5ellerma9er oHerirte. 3euse i4rieb
suriid, bab Der Batter ni9t na9 Nmerifa
fommen tonne, bod iei ct ba3u bereit.
Darauf erbielt ct bic Gabrfarten unb
glei93eitig l9rieb Ma&in. ct folle unter
feiner Nebinsuns Semanb iasen, gu
pel9em 3wed ct nod Nmerifa 9ebe.
Mls ct am 20. Suni in @teubenpille elm.
traf injtruirte ibn Ma9in, 3u iaeen, er
fomme bon 9renton. 1err Donalbion
iteute Ma9in ben 3eusen nit ben Wor-
ten Dor: 80, bas 1T Sobn 8ulp."
Meiter CAB 3euse an, bob ibm am
%. Oftober SIS auf Me4nuns bes Wor=
l&ufies fir bic ueberfabrt abse3osen
purben. gla9 einiger 3eit eriu4te ct
nm @elb, bomit er na9 England 3uriid.
febren fDnne, tpuroe aber abi@ldsis be.
19ieben. ct tpanbte 1i4 baun an Yro=
lleeutins Mttornep grstin nit einem Sc.
iu9 um Rldtransport nod ber 9ei.
matb. CT murbe bon 9errn Donalbion
entla1en, iobalb bic Rlose anbdn9is ae.
ma&t murbe. SIN 2reu3perb0r CAB er
on, bab ct fir BITE Dampfer<@ @eielli9oft
cine grfldrung unter3ei9nete, baB er
fein gontraftarbeiter lei. Bourne's
Irou Iagte dbnli9 ME ibr Mann aus
unb 3ulebt purbe nod Billtam Grams
pernommen, ber bic 8riefe fir Ma@in
qei9rieben bate.
Budner, feyos. - SABRE lang litt i9
an rbeumatil&en G4mer5en unb mar
bdufs bettIdeerts; bnr& bic anwen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Der ..Idslide 2BeRbste" II aaerlanntermake1 bss
beRe anseiessNehium fiir GentraIsobis; heriets III
dber ben sanlen staat berbreitet nnb isaA nit BEN
esnntaesbIatt ..Gamiltens6 6reusa" nur IL 90. ter
2Dp@e. aber so Gts. ter Ronat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

s,sy 81 as:ss ssssss sss.,. fsss's' y sHss1 s'' ''r
OtN AasA Gesaeage.
xssfsl. euts bts prime el.cs-l.n
4retBelbecren. $1.1y- ver 9rite.
!. &ttrsns1; aealsrmo ss.so-sA.oo. R.lNas
.pranSss. 6Iorssa srose ,s.ss-n.so per
$ TTsa5ss; y s;s Concord ls1slvl Gts., Gata'Dps
aott. Drtma etnhstmsfaer u.so-ss.so ysr
-8S%t.s.t.. e'o'es 0a1'sr' 'sr s'. 'l.'o
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+ +; ! I.:-M.is; sra'ri.s:a N.sss. s.s ~:
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sss;sss:eo. s.gssaiia sis st.mIt$ gut ~. IS
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mmb eraienbe a&tter $1.oo-s.oo Huten bdns
NIB letGt $2.00-38s Geeber4 3.3S-e.00. be
ana $50 800 8utdber umb 6htpptna $50
mlt& gut 6ts gut tIet1t) N.to-S.7b, 01tra
90.
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m6hnItdbe umo r0ube N.00-A.10 letdte 6htpper1
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m6bnItdbe A.00-.60.
$8.35-8.7k; 6ertRIdmmer oef@orem oS.B0-.N
NIT ber aBone $s.lo-G.Ss; Observation-Disclosures
o.0O-10.00.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
DatrY ptsSslte.

- BrtmaSo $50. aertnaere Gorte ills.
9dte. Yrima bi19hoiceObtc 9-10 ,Wefter
GAeb6ar 1o1f---iiNem Dort ll-loh, 6Gwstae,
ILLS.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

B@- 2auft guren trift reinen Cali
fornia=Wetn 5u nur 20 Gents per Glai@e
BON M. $. g mitb, 1873 u. 1876 Ofi
Mainitrabe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20


gdnts ............ l.oo-l :1o3
ssi roi6sr 81 Cts
We ebI-Batent-$S.40-4.00.
.-Gancp-$2.75-8.25.
Safer-0o. : $50 Gts.
&oaaem--Mo.s 5e-5s1z Cts.
Ger fe-Winneidta 60-8l Cts.
2een-1tmmotba si2;oo-l27S. ;s
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g$$@eiasrss5 g$$@@eaiiaa s1ooax % ''000-'l'o0'
zoe p5d cites G1eii4.- @6ultern $s.75-
60; aOns unO #ippen sss5-s7o; furs clear
,, gssengS45ts;n s It ssrss s}!:z ss sns w.
essers ans ab, .ssss ssr ss quite stHss'smt
S@~etne.-Sair bis fanes f6wsre $40
Scat. .-9botee ss.oo-s.n.
Shmct the. -8erianbturten uno gemiid
s's'sts lsiS3s 5es4s 4 :, psg 40
prtma Wibber ss.7J-4.15; Ieraner saso-sSS;
2dmmer $3.00-4.80.
9otebo ben Is. Sec. 1894.
ssroaH il. .7s-is 50 unS MoSltna Si4. .soHi5.se is.
Per per Tonns e n MM tn Built unb N.oo-l.ss mebr tntlm.s
s5oder 100 Vfb. S'
Rinb nbpteb.-Gtnbetmtf&e Sttere @. .l0-S.7o
@peateS e2.S0-S.bo; Qabe N.7S-8.30 CT 100
Yfun6.
8D ei3e II sc. q Soc.
MELT torn, SO. s9A @ts. per Bu.
S fe T 80 Cts. Der Bu.
&oegen, 50 GtS. per Bu.
Qleef M IN 100 per Bu.
PittSbure, Is. Dee.
Rinboieb. Cute 1000 bis 1900 pfinsine
@ttere $150-460 Yrimn l,40o bis l,50o pfiinbiae
Gttere M50-A.S5 Biemli4 quite 900 btS Lido
pIunbtpe ettere N25 BIuen unb trn6ene
biibe 81 36-36c; Qdlber $l.50-65O HrtfMe Riihe
$20-AO @&afe $6.O-s.80; Gratiatr .Gdmmsr
$3.50 S@weine N.60-.85.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

Mnfpriide Bis bato be3abIt iiber $65O,OOO
neberf4ub Emergency Fund.-
uDSE............ *6UtUUV
Betrag BET in Rraft beitebepben
Werftmerung ......... $3.50, 900, 600
$4,000 8onb beS Supren1e Shatmetitere
1T yom file" NIT benz Staat Dbio.
goatommene 8erii@erunS gum Ninimun'
8ofenprei1e.
Sdn1mtti9e risfante 2ebensftequngen
unb unseiunbe Diitritte iinb ausseihloifen.
18iep,e, ,o,6 ,Sn1te-m
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2lusmdrtiee u1drfte.
6bteaas. ben ls. Dec

Gbteaas. ben 10. Dec
Bet3em. Gprtmn Wp. Ss-M Ct
Gprtne 30. 8 5811 GtS.; rstber Ro. 5
aorm Wo.3 IS cts.
3afer SO. ! 3e: Ro. uetser 81
cts; No. 8 tueiber 8oN-a1L Cts.
Hoagen SO. AZ Cts.
0erhe go. 3 So Cts.
Nto@Bfamen n Wo. O.4e Cts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

M8enten berlangt:: as a'% S5 sea s|s,ass s|ss',ss
ten 5u 1ertaufen. @@reibt fur QatoIone.
6rnftal WaidsI sIaf@iren Co.. Columbus, s..
11be32t,n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
Rabt Jhr
adens' cung Ba((aml
FIR .S8HSHsaI RHsfk>N> s>n>.g>1 Ia ,

GS ptro BON ihm NIT Der ar5bten Wnerfennuno
OILS etns!n teilfamen unb ffheren Wttte[ aeipro,
@en Werfu4t tim. @r ptrb Guren Suffen
csc. soc. unb 81 cine Glaidbe Sci Gpotheterm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20
Columbus Ulurftberiht

Columbus, D.. Is. Dec. 1894.
Beri@tet fiir ben ,Deftboten" bon N
Tbeabo & Co., 234 unb 238 Slb gierteiarabe
Ntetl.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-20

$500, $4,000 ooer $450O hei So
6esfGllen.
$3.50 ober $500 TN Sale permauen=
ter, totaler f0rperli&er l1nfGbigfeit.
Sat einen l1eberi&ub Emergency
FUND.- 3ur glei&telluug Der Soften.
&orf4tige Nusmabl In Mitglieoi@aft,
representative 8ermaltuus, slet&:
mGbige MiieBmeut=H Staten.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
UNJUST TO CULBERSON.
CuIbersOn Men as Thick as Bees
Mr.. Harrison Talks.

A News reporter called at the
office of Hon. r. II. Harrison this
afternoon. He said: "The state
ment sent out in the Waco specials
to various papers and in the Day.
Globe and Telephone, to the effect
that everything was centering on
Lanham in McLennan county be.
cause he was recognized to be the
strongest is very unjust to Mr..
Culberson and his friends and is not
true statement of the facts. The
Culberson men in McLennan county
are thick az bees in hive and every
one worker. In the country pre-.
cinots after careful survey of the
ground it has been ascertained that
the race ia between Mr.. Culberson
and Mr.. Reagan, and Mr.. Culber-
sons friends confidently expect him
to get into Waco with a safe plur.
atty from the outside boxes over
both Reagan and Lanham. In the
city of Waco the contest is between
Culberson and Lanham with the ad.
vantage in favor of Culberson.
Among the business men in the city
the vote will be pretty we'll divided
between Culberson and Lanham, but
among the laboring people, me
chanics and citizens Mr.. Culberson
will poll fully two.thirds of that
vote. With my knowledge of the
influences in McLennan county that
generally control in election matters
and having before me the list Of
active workers who will be at the
polls on the day of the primary
election in Mr.. Culberson's behalf,
| have every reason to believe that
the chances for Mr.. Culberson to
csrry this county are more favorable
than those of any of the other
gentle men running. think this
statement is due Mr.. Culberson and
his friends in view Of the statements
hitherto made, which, although not
intended to be, were unjust"
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30

Foreign and domestic fruits at ].
+. Ford u Co.'S, 629 Austin street
The Baptist Preacher, DR.. Julian
BfOadduS,
Says:-My wife has been suffering
with nasal catarr1 since January,
following severe case of "Grip."
Since using your "Cacterine" three
weeks she has greatly improved. 1
consider it the best remedy / have
ever seen for that disease. When
the Catherine arrived 1 was suffer.
ing greatly with a severe case of
acute nasal catarrh. commenced
at once the use of Cacterine and
within twenty-four hours was great.
~ relieved and have gone on steadi.
~ to recovery. 1t gives me pleas.
ure to furnish this testimonial to
the efficacy of you medicine.
Berryville, Virginia.
Free treatment at E. L. Dis
muke's drug store.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
Hotel Arrivals,

Pacific HorEL.-A . NJ
ley Mills; E W Fall, w
J J Swan, Marlin; James ~
city; M B Davis, Day Glos
Haynes Leavell, Houston;e ~
II Sci leicner, Cuero; +
and wife, Gainesville; ~
Buford, St. Louis; R N Helts
Sulphur Springs; W L Reed, I
mouth; D r Pendleton,
A J Baker, San Angelo; ~
Evans, Austin; J = Aas1
wife, San Antonio; W L
Houston; VIM Blackwood, a.
Edward B Wright, Aus'nj,
Bedami, San Antonio; Lee Lee
lin, city; T J Dixon, N"
Ed F Anderson, Cinolnn'II
Weaver, Fort Worth; B ,. I'D ,,'s
Evansville; s L Dale, 81 :, I y
A Eldridge, Rochester; NJ =,
Worcester; c H Higgln'' ~ NJ
V Johnston, E A Dod,0n ~; NJ
J r w Tombstone anu s :,,'
lin; r S Risinger, Gate'7 G.t.
Dean, Lott; H 4 Adams w., U.I
j w Saunders, Gates'l",a s
Kennedy, John Q Jones' on a,.,''
A z.s 1,aIy; TIP NJ Mi' b !
Cauffer, Urbana, VI cd
Palestine; G W Haynes y c NJ
A g Baron, Bryan; " . nd
Tyler; Geo W Barnns ., .,n,.,
q Warner, Cotton Belt l''S VT
Scott, Tyler; o Horsng' ,,r,,sl
leans; Oh 8 S Todd lei 1o' 81
Howe, San FranclsSo G,. y HID
ers, Houston; Ed G TalIy : n
B F Weitzel, CinclnnaWI z n
shaw. Hillsboro; DR. " = Nd
Walnut Springs; John o n q
Austin; w J HICKS r,,Sncb J
O T; c G af; isI,s'
Worth; g H McLin' NV y
Strand, Hillsboro;
Three Rivers, Mich
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
The Children.

Some time ago the school board
becoming certain that all the chill
dren within the scholastic age in
this city had not been Enumerated
by the assessor, employed j. w.
Morrow and his men to hunt up
those who have been omitted or
overlooked. Thay have just com
pleted their work, and succeeded in
finding FOB names, which have been
added to the roll, and will to that
extent swell the school fund of the
city. Who says a school board
don't pay?
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
ALL AROUND TOWN.
The city council will meet il
special session tomorrow night.

The city council will meet in
special session tomorrow night.
Other engagements may call Hon
Mouta j. Moore away from the city
next Thursday night, SO the ap.
pointment heretofore published for
him to speak at the court houGe at
that time is recalled.
The usual prayer meeting at the
Fifth Street Methodist church will
not be held tonight. The appointing mt
is recalled in order that the people
may have an opportunity to attend
the convention of the Y. p. S. G. e
The following cases we're disposed
of in the city court this morning:
w. III. Cox, Charley Mcbride,
drunk; fined 81 so each. Horace
Trip, J. w. McHe:ry, fighting;
fined IS each; Lula Black, cursing
and swearing; fined IS.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
MEMORIAL DAY.
Graves Of Federal and Confederate
Dead Decorated.

Today being memorial day, the
Woman's Relief corps of Davy
Crockett Post, G. A. r., and the
Daughters Of the Confederacy met
this morning at the postoftice and
received flowers for the decoration
of the soldiers' graves.
Graves of both Federal and Con
federate dead were decorated in
First Street, Oakwood and East
Waco cemeteries.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon mem
bers of Davy Crockett Post and Pat
Cleburne Camp met at the hall OF
Pat Cleburne Camp on Franklin
street, which was beautifully deco.
rated, and marched in body at 8
O'Clock to the city hall, where
speaking is now going on.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Reported from Dllworth's alb,
stract office, No. ll9 South Fourth
street:
A Wheeler to Thos L Smith, lots
10, l. and IL, in block l of the
A Wheeler addition, 800.
A Wheeler to Josephine Smith,
lots 7, 8 and 8, in block l of the A
Wheeler addition, s..
A Wheeler to | hos l. Smith, lot
5, in the Lipscomb addition, $4,000.
G M Dodge to Frank Marchbank,
lots /, 2, and 3, in block Is in the
town of West, $3.50.
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Earl Sisters Monday Night.

The announcement that the Earl
Sisters will open an engagement
hero next Monday evening at the
Provident Auditorium will be
learned with pleasure by all who
delight in summer amusements.
The company comes we'll recon-.
mended and has been secured by
Hobson & Harold at great expense.
They give an excellent entertain
ment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
Wants a Cotton Factory.

Mr.. }. w. Higgins, President of
the Waco Commercial Club, this
morning wrote letter setting
forth the national advantages of
Waco as che location of a cotton
factory. His letter was caused by
an advertisement in trade Journal
of gentleman who is instructed
to seek location for a mill of So.
600 spindles.
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A CASE OF INFANTICIDE.
The Body Of a Murdered Infant Found
in a laIiSe.

Last night jim Melton, an at.
tache in the composing room of the
Day. Globe, was playing with com.
panion at the fruit and chile stand
of Begsno Il Delgado in the Ci al
mers block. The idea was that Jim
should dress himself as a drummer,
take an old valise lying in the cor.
ner and carry it over to the office.
Jim took the valise over to the com.
posing rooms of the Day Globe of.
fee, but the printers complained
that it smelled badly, and he re.
turned it.
At the chile stand it was decided
to open the valise and see what had
caused the stencil. AS soon as they
opened it small box about ten by
twelve inches fell out. 1t was nailed
down on all sides, and its weight
disclosed the fact that it was not
empty. When it was opened the
CHASTITY remains Of an infant, per-
haps week old at the time of its
death, wrapped in cloth which had
been dipped in plaster paris were
discovered.
The discovery was surprise, and
officers were ummoned. The re-
mains we're taken to the undertak.
ing establishment of Fall 4 pickett.
The infant wos evidently murder.
ed after it's birth. All the internal
organs have been taken out and the
head is mashed into an unrecogniz.
able mass. Neither sex nor color
can be determined.
The valse in which the remains
we're found had been used by the
firm as an advertisement. A negro
boy was formerly employed to carry
the valise around the streets. On
the sides of the valise were painted
the words, "Begano IL Delgado."
The proprietor of the establishment
remembers the negro having return
ed one night about four weeks ago
in an intoxicated condition, throw
ing the satchel in corner as usual.
He said some people had taken it
away from him during the after.
noon, and refused to return it for
several hours.
The next day the darby would
not carry the valise out, but said he
would carry the banner Since
then no one has carried the valise
around.
Officers Hardwick and Curry are
at work on the case, with view of
ascertaining the origin of the mys-
terry.
Justice Harrison viewed the body
this morning, but held no inquest.
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A Compliment to MacO's Club.

In the May number of the South
ern States, published at Baltimore.
appears very complimentary men.
ton of the Waco Commercial Club.
The energetic efforts beng made by
the club to build up Waco are being
telt in all parts of the country, and
are coming under the notice of the
most prominent trade journals.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-30
Cotton Palace Notes.

Contractors are preparing bids for
building the Cotton Palace, and
there will be plenty to choose from
when the committee meets on Satur-
day.
On yesterday 10000 feet of lum
Der was delivered on the grounds
for the new fence, the building of
" hich will begin at once.
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Personal,

=, Miss Alice Preston, Of Nj
Tenn, is visiting Miss Eta b
corner Sixth and wall
streets. "a
Mr.. II. F. Reitenbacs \
this morning from Fort va
work in CONJUNCTION Id]
Roberts in establishing a IN
Hou g business in Wsco nj
Joining towns.
Hon. S. G. Upshaw, candid.
lieutenant governor, n
Schleicher and A. J.. Baker, ?
dates for land commissiore, \
M. Henderson, candidate ford
troller, were among ths 4
guished arrivals at the pscji, |
today.
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Don't Read This.

Fitzgerald, Texas, May 10, 1894.
--Cacterine Medicine Co: ! am
still using the medicine sent me, am
we'll pleased with it. Have received
marked relief since using it. 1t is
good remedy. 10 KELLY.
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Proud OF Waco's Industry.

We, as citizens of Waco, do not
realize what Waco people are doing.
Read the following and then tell
it abroad:
Springtown, Benton Co., Ark.
April "a, 1894.
Catherine Medicine Company,
Waco, Texas: 1 have been using
your Cacterine ten days. l can't say
| am well, but am so much better
Of catarrh. l am confident your
medicine will do all you recommend
it to do. Soabs had formed in one
of my nostrils and they are all
cleared out. Yours,
S. +. MITCHELL.
Free treatment at E. 4. Dismuke's
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COULDN'T Study.
ANNA. Texas. May I, ]

ANNA, Texas, May I, 1894. .
Cacterine Medicine Co. Dear
Sirs.--I received your medicine,
"Cacterine," have used it eight
days. 1t is helping my catarrh.
While in school at Baylor Univer-
sity it troubled me so that | could
not study. think l will be we'll
before l use all the "Cac,erine" l
have. | am yours truly,
@. B. AIRHEART.
Free treatment at K. K. Dismukea.
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WACO EVENING NEWS.

The business office, press room and com.
posting rooms are at goo and 3ff South
Eighth street. Telephone No. ia.
branch office at Bmrleson's book store,
No. fI5 South Fourth. street. Telephon,
No. 1893.
If yom tcant to talk ,ctth the. business of.
fce and haze n0 phone, use ours at the
branch office.