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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
ALL AROUND TOWN.

you don't register you can't vote
Don't neglec. it.
THE News received by mail TO-
day six Teen sub.cribers from Temple
for its daily edition.
The News prdes itself on print.
ing a mighty good paper these days.
And the people appear rather proud
of It, too.
There remain only five more days
in which to register. There are
over 1000 voters in Waco who have
not registered yet.
Our MIR. A. J. Atkins in Bolton
last week procured forty five sub
scribers to the daily and almost as
many for the semi weekly.
A number Of the churches will be
elaborately decorated next Sun lay,
VIII CHI is Easter There will be
music appropriate to the oc aston.
But few days remain to com
plete the registration of this city.
Every man entitl d to register should
not fail TO do his duty IN this par
ticaar
The cool north breeze made over
coats and fires comfortable today
|. ls now thought that the cool spell
viii endanger the crops as long as
there is no frost,
Marriage licenses vera issued to-
day to the following parties. G. z.
Lsstioger and Miss Cara v Appel,
A j. Waters aud Miss M. A.
Pryor, George Wallace and MISS
Laura Prather,
Mr. G. G I.astinger and NJ 81
Clara V. Appel were married AT II
o'clock this morling a the Morrow
Street Methodist church Tney
left on the s)uthbound Woo and
n )rthwestern for tour of southern
Texas.
At O'clock this afternoon $40
names were on the regis ration
books. There are large number
of voters who have not registered,
and it ia urged that they d 80 at
once as the hooks will rem sin open
only five more days.
GA N ght OF is one of the most
amusing of the many comedies
adapted from the German by
Augustin DAILY. The Hlstrlonics
have studied it carefully and re-
hearsed it thoroughly, aud an ex
cellent performance may be expected
on Monday night.
Chairman Baker was highly com
pllm anted upon the speech which ne
delivered In response to the calls Of
bis Democratic brethren at the
Oriental hotel On the night of the
love feast The opportunity was
in the occasion and Mr.. b .ssr's
effort proved he was able to util-
iza it.
In the announc 1ment column will
be found notice Of the candidacy
OF w. l.. Burke, who asks re-
election to the office of sheriff. Mr..
Burke has served one term in the
flee; has been faithful, eff Jient
and diligent, and feels that he is en-
titled to the endorsement that the
Democracy has invariably given
those officers who have properly
fulfilled their obligations.
Joe w. Taylor announces as a
candidate for county attorney. MIR.
Taylor has served four terms in
that pacity, being elected the first
time when but twenty-three years
of age, aud has given ample evi.
dence Of his ability, his courage and
efficiency in having the laws en-
forced. 1t is unnecessary TO say
that if elected again he will carry
into the work the same excellent
qualities that have heretofore dis
tlnguished him.
See Stark West & Co. for accident
aud fire Insurance
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Covan,
Boston, are in the city and bal
apartments at the Royal.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
mlSCELLAN GuUa

OST "A large English MastiR. of light
~ color. liberal reward will be paid foY
ntotmation leading to his recovery, by T. A.
n'a'r' 1890 II
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
Fine Cigars and Fresh Candies.

Mr.. j L Ford can nov be found
at G29 Austin street, with q choice
stock of fac cigars and fresh
candies. Call and see him.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will be
road with intense interest: II cannot desc rlbe
tllenumb. creepy sensation that existed in my
arms, hands and legs. had TO rub and beat
those parts until they were sore, to overcome
IN measure the dead feeling That had takon
possession Of them. In addition, ! had
strange weakness in my back ana around my
waist, together with an indescrihabie gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said it
wa, creeping paralysis from which. accord.
Ing to their universal conclusion, there l. TO
telef. Once it faSicnS upon Il person, they
say IL continues its insidiOus progress until
it reaches Il vital point and the sufferer dies
Such was my prospect. had been doctorinS
year and Il half steadily, but with no par
ti'ular benefit. when saw an advertisement,
Of Or Miles Restorative NcrVinc, procured
bottle and began using it. Marvellous as it
may seem. but a few days had passed, before
every Bit Of that creepy feeling had left me,
and there has not been even the Slightest
Indication of its return now feel IA
well as | ever did, and have gained ten
pounds in weight, though | had run down
from 10 to Isl. -Four others have used Or,
Miles Restorative Nervine on my recOmen-
dalton. and it has been rs satisfactory in their
cases rs in minc."-Jamcs Kane, La Rue, o.
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine is sold by all
druggists on IL positive guarantee, or sent
direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co. l.lkhart.
Ind, on receipt Of price, s. per ic. six
bottles for -, express prepaid, 1T - IICS tcoiiN
A-.-.e- or dangerous drugs.
So : b ali DRUGGISTS
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22

See Stark West & Co. for accident
aud fire insurance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-16
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1894

f. 2. sewell; Desoto, A. W GIlchrist;
Duyal, W. Mel. Duncey and F. G. Plum
mer; Escambis, J. ]. Sullivan and J. r.
Daley Franklin, II. =. 4Tahoney; Gads-
zen, l. j. Gregory and b. b. Bates; Ham
nton, W. B. High and W. W. McAlpin;
fernando, W. s. Jennings; Hillsborougn,
c, l. Wilder and 7. F. Mccall; Holmes,
j. n Skinner populst; Jackson, J. r.
Bowles and NJ. N. Dickinson; Jefferson,
T. L. Clark and II. Mays. Lafayette,
John +. Clark; Lake, ". VI. Bennett and
W. II. Sloan; Lee, r. A Henary; Leon, r.
3. Carpenter and +. T. Christie. Levy,
W. D. Finlayson; Liberty, j. ID. McAliley,
populist; Madison, 3. n. Tucker and t.
!. Shaner; Mauatee, c. w. Ballard;
Marion, c. N. Brown and j. A. Smith;
Monroe, W. II. Harris and G.. +. Roberts;
Nassau, Frank Drew and s. J. Higgen-
botham; Orange, i. f. WhIt1er and J. r.
Chapman; Osceola,, J. Moseley, popu-
list; Pasco, J. L. latham. Polk, J. 5.
wade ana J. W. Brady; Putnam, j. II.
Harp and J. 2. Wall; Santa Rosa, John
G. Ellis and r. c. Moore. st. Johns, l..
Tim and w. S. NJ. Pinlsham; Sumter, q.
Nelson; Suwannee, +. l. Recce and J.
NJ. \. Peacock; Taylor, J. r. Kelly, popu-
list; Nolusia, c. p Heaiey and w. S.
Thayer; Wakulla, T.. J. Baker; Walton,
p. d. McSween; Washington, J. r. Wells.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-16
FLORIDA.

j LCiNl4JA
Negotiations are in progress with a
soap factory in Indiana for location in
Tampa.
z. T. Wilson of Inverness has Just Sc
cured the patient right in England of
his paten buggy hub.
The steamers Fred DeRary and Ever
glade Of the Clyde river line brought / 700
boxes of oranges to Jacksonville Satur-
day.
1t is said that Capt. Fishburn of Inver-
ness has at last closed the contract with
the state by which he gets the mining
right to the lake and Withlacoochee river.
James Edward Trimble. brother of II
p Trimble, editor of the Fernandina
News, and a son of DR.. b. B. Trimble
of Tendall, died at Jacksonville Saturday
of progressive mueolis atrophy.
George Rawls was arrested at Cotton
dale Saturday on a warrant from Hills
borough county charging him with as
s1sting prisoners to escape from the Tam
pa jail few months ago. Rawls' father
lives near Cottondale. and is a quiet, re-
spectacle citizen.
Mrs. John Stevens, a widow AGED about
so years, lives at Plant City, was exam
ined as to her sanity by Judge Harrison
at Tampa Saturday, and ordered to the
asylum. She lost her daughter with con
sumption about five months ago, and
since then has grieved so that her mind
has been deranged
The police commission Of the city coun-
ell of Tampa has handed in a report show
ing that the ordinances relating to sell,
ing intoxicating liquors on Sunday, tc
keeping gambling-houses and houses OF
il-fame, are being openly and fagrantly
violated, and that such violations are
known 10 the police, who offer as de-
Tense for their failure to enforce the or
Il Hmau #naaa#
DO so by their superior officers.
For a number Of years, and more par
ucularly of late, there has been a growing
discomfort with the management of mu-
nicipal affairs OF the town Of Brooksville
and there are those at work ADVOCATING
the surrender of the town charter. II
IS altogether likely that by the time this
appears in print petition will be circu-
latinS among the voters to surrender the
town charter. Grave charges are made
as to the manner in which the finances
OF the town are handled, and there are
counter accusations of various sorts 40
that nearly everybody is disconnected.
The home Of william Henderson. in tbs
northern part Of Orlando, was DESTROYED
by iire Sunday morning about daybreall
ne owner and his wife barely escaDea
alive in their night clothes. Nothing wa
saved. The house was one Of the fines,
III Orlando. The loss on house and fur
niture is about $1,000 or 5000. The bousr
was mortsaged to John l.. Draper of
Massachusetts, for 5000. The Insurance
Is So'Wl payable 20 the mortgage. The
fire originated ia the back part 81 a..
house, and was not discovered untl tbo
whole house was In flames II rs SIN
posed TO have caught from the fire In n.
kitchen
The gale Of the sth inst passed over
Bristol doing much damage Cotton and
corn were badly torn up. a good deal of
NNDer was blown down. and about 800.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-16
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The Durham daily globe., 1894-08-22
Life, Health and Strength.

APALACHICOLA, Fla, Feb. l., 1889.
Mcssrs Lippman Bros, savannah. Ga:
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The Durham daily globe., 1894-08-22
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The Durham daily globe., 1894-08-22
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apportionment made to each county lhe III many
of the Convention Will feel
called upon the action of the convention ana pay tie
amount apportioned o them, if possible
Convention bond
plan noted this report appon to each county the amount
believes county ought to the state WORK ana Suc W
unless changed by future
Conventions.
The Washington times., 1894-04-01
Board of children.s Guardians

The work of the board of children's guard
ians for the first nine months of its existence
has been reported. There have been 173
children committed to their care by the Dis
trict courts. OF this number g. were white
and l09 colored; Is were claimed to be CON-
municants in the Roman Catholic Church,
80 had some connection with the Protestant
denomination. and were Jews. There were
81 commitments for destitution. 81 for aban-
donment by parents. II taken from drunken
or unfit parents. 16 from places OF immortality,
and 20 committed for alleged incorrigbiiity
or petty o!renses. More than one-half of the
present wards of the board are being main
tained at public expense. The expenses of
the board Tor the nine months ending March
81 We're 81 800. IS, and for the month of March
81 22I IL
The Washington times., 1894-04-01
HISTORICAL PIANO DISPLAY.

Knabc's Washington House Open Their Pri.
vatc Exhibition of Costly Instruments.
The Washington branch house Of Knabe &
Co. have beautiful line of the firms instru-
ments on exhibition at their store on Penn
sylvania avenue. between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
The range of the instrument cases covers the
important architectural periods and the tone
and quality of touch is up to the well-kn own
quality of the Knabe factory output.
DR.. Anton Gloetzner and Prof. Ernst
Leutz performed on the instruments, and
large crowd of local music-lovers assembled
to see the high art productions.
Ten thousand dollars for piano. 1t sounds
almost incredible and IN these hard times;
and yet that Is the actual cost of one OF the
instruments. 1t is a full concert grand made
from designs specially prepared for Messrs
Knabe Il Co. by Thomas Z. Colcutt, the
noted English architect
The case foundation is OF solid rosewood.
Around the body of the piano are fourteen
panels. representing allegorical musical sub
jects. The music desk is Of satinwood, in
laid with rosewood, to contrast with the main
body of the case. The most beautiful por-
ton of the case is the fal-board or cover 1t
is of solid rosewood, and.on it are depicted,
by the inlayins of corn-colored satinwood
cupids, fauns and nymphs playing upon the
Tyre of Apollo and the pipes OF Pan.
The piano is supported by legs of rosewood
in colonial designs, surmounted by richly
curved capitals of boxwood. in Corinthian
style. This beautiful and artistic case is the
worthy abode of the instrument itself, whose
tone is a marvel of velvety richness and
singing musical quality.
Next comes in historical order a small
parlor grand in the fiorid rococco style. The
third of the grands represents still later
period in the progress of art in ornamental
tom an example of the pure renaissance in
white and gold. Then there is a Moresque
design that looks like a list of the Alhambra.
1t is elaborately inlaid.
The pianos will be on exhibition for two
weeks, and examination will be permitted by
special invitation of the Washington Knabc
branch houses
The Washington times., 1894-04-01
A CLASH SEEMS INEVITABLE.
Denver Has Two Fire and Police Boards
Both Free to Act

Both Free to Act.
DENVER. Col, March 31.-The attorneys for
Mullins and Barnes, the new fire and police
commissioners, tonight filed with the supreme
court petition asking for a writ of prohibi-
ton against Judge Allen similar to one
granted yesterday against Judge GIynn, re-
straining him from taking any action what
ever in the fire and police board controversy
The writ was issued. This leaves both boards
free TO act as they please, and increases the
probability of clash.
The new board began swearing in police
men to-day and before the writ of prohibition
was issued Mullins and Barnes were arrested
for contempt of Judge Aliens court and re-
leased on $4,000 bail each. 1t is reported
that Judge Graham. who issued the original
injunction against the new board. which was
quas he'd by Judge Glinn. sitting on Graham's
court. is fastening home from his vacation in
order to resume his seat and take a hand in
the controversy
The supreme court to-day refused the re-
quest of the committee on safety that it take
immediate jurisdiction and give decision rs
soon as possible Attorney General Engley,
who has so far taken a hand in the proceed
iI2s. may next week begin suit in behalf OF
the people against the old commissioners for
mandamus to compel them to turn over to
the state the property in their possession as
commissioners.
The committee of safety met to-day and
considered the propriety of applying on Mon
day for an Injunction to restrain all the news
papers in the state from printing anything
about the fire and police board eases now
pending in the courts until they are settled.
1t was agreed that if the people do not read
anything about the dispute the affair will
quiet down and the trouble will be settled
sooner
The police force is very much excited to-
night by n rumor that the city hall will be at
tackled before morning, and strong guard is
kept there under arms.
The Washington times., 1894-04-01
BISMARCK AT EIGHTY-ONE.
All Germany Celebrating the Great Old
Statesman's Birthday

Statesman's Birthday.
BERLIN. March 31.-The eighty-hrst birth
day of Bismarck occurs tomorrow, and will
be celebrated with greater enthusiasm and
more generally than ever before. The ex-
chancellor's reconciliation with Emperor
William has given an impetus to the celebra-
ton which may be said TO have commenced
to-day, and which will last until Monday.
All the members of his family have arrived at
FREDERICKSBURG in order TO take part in the
celebration. So many deputations have been
announced to arrive at Bismarcks home to-
morrow that it has been found necessary to
courteousiy intimate to them that he will be
unable to receive all who desire to call upon
him.
Every post is bringing letters and gifts to
Friedrichsruhe. the home of Bismarck, and
these come not only from all parts of the
empire. but from wherever German is spoken.
The gifts arriving are more handsome and
numerous than ever, and include the Gus
tomary plovers eggs from Jever.
A feature of the festivities will be the ex-
tensive part which the ladies of Germany
will take in them. As commencement
twelve ladies yesterday presented Bismarck
with an Illuminated address. upon which was
a heading reading: ITO the founder of Ger
man unity" This address was signed by
100000 women, maidens of Hesse. Baden,
and the Palatinate 1t was inclosed in an
exquisite artistic casket. and was accompanied
by a gift of 100 bottles of wine of the rarest
and Oldest vintages.
Emperor William has not forgotten the ex-
chancelors birthday. and is sending his ad-
jutaDt from Abbazia TO convey his personal
congratulations. and rs further mark of the
reconciliation which has taken place between
them two forts on the heights of ST. Quintn,
Mnt+r will ht-th th.. t,,
renamed B:snarcls's heights amid general
public reioicinGs.