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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Gnft III Snhr ncm1rtcrf.

GAN 6ran3i8co, 1. Qe5.-Der
in SclIeyOlIc, Sal, wODucnoe Briefer
81. G0ttle pom 6run5i5tancr,SrOen bat
eincn BrieI aus China erbaltsn, NORM
ibm mitaetbeilt wirO, 6oB iein bort in
Der 8rOoin} S6enii ais 0iiiiOudr tbaz
tiger SruOer tiir5lid pom sinem Y0beIs
bnuien crsriIisu, al Ocn 9aareu cine
OlciIe melt fOrtgeitlciit unO idredliten
1orturcn unter 2lnwenouns BON 0ieiz
fern, 9ornen unb aubcreu Suitrumeuz
ten uuterporfeu puroe. @r wurOe, ais
er Dem GoOe uobe mar, 3luar aus Den
SGnOsn ieiner Beini9er befreit, aber iein
3uitanO iit nod Elm iebr fritiider. Der
Wanoariu Ser betreiienOen 8rOOins itat
nit ben llebeltbGrern unter elmer 9efs,
neil Der Gricitcr iif gemcigert bate, Die
2lutOrltGt be8 NiaEolrin8 unbeOlngt
ansuerfenreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
3r. 280.
Sapan nun GBina.
TrieOe i'll GusTd)t d?

@afbington, ,. 6. 1. Ocj. -
gSie heutc usrtautet, bat Sapau cine
qGnitigc 2lntwOrt uuf sic Gurd 6cn&er.
Staatcn GcianOtcn Dunn in IoIiO
ii6ermittelteu misunderstanding @bJz
mas qegcbcn. IS wGrc aber @bina'5
Sahc, nua oen 8swsi5 ;u fIbreu. 0ab
eS ocmiclben nit ieinen &oriblagcu
grnit wGre. Die 5uitImmenoe GntwOrt
5apau'S lou burd Den GcianoteuDuuu
Dem Scr. Staateuz@eiauotcu 0cntp in
Being iibermittelt mOroer ,ieiu. Die
Details Ser 6rieoeuSbeOiugun9eu liuo
nidt bcfanut, eS Uerlautct uber, OaB
China cine Srieg5cutidaOigunQ pou
S125,0OO, 900 ;nblen unO Sic llnabs
bdngigfeit @Orea'5 anerfennen fol-. Das
Qegcn ioQ pom elmer Gjebiet5a6tretung
Sblua'S ab9eiebcn wer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
01O tae sI8:Rauus=llebersieBer.
$3.50 fur s 5.g,anns.i,ebcr,teber.

= I~.OW IIt = O=UtIIII9sIItUC
Die 9leideH auserIeieuen Stoffe. bieieIbe CUTE
SdReioerarbeit - polfommen itgeEoe 0jerdHoer
-settnen auh ieosn uebsr5Ieher, UeldsH Ste
bier auspdhsR nlU9er, aus. Sic betOmmsn iie
bier fur aeraos bic odIfte oss an auoereH 2Hdeen
9eforoerteH Yreiies, uEo gacS, mas mir uerlan=
gen, 1T AbSabuH9 eines geriaQeH poteutiten
ooer moEGtllben Sttr0sr5 elmer 10 seriRseH
Summe, onB sic ods @jelo Hie UsymiiieH Derotn.
.SuSlo treffeH Sic Sbre 2luSmaGl mooiiher &hcz
IteriieIozSIu u=5rontzlebcrSeber ans ieiHem btGreH
uno IrpGrSe5 Serieu uEn Sibsr, bab nit atlas
9eiittert, nit nit ut as eeiutterteH aermsln,
lpeloca anoerludrts fiir SIS cerfaut. fSir S12
babcu Sic Die gIusluahI inter tIegauten lana
sugcidbn tteucu uebe's Cberu aus reidheT
ihnauen uno blGueR SicuHa5 uHo Slaus Sors
itcos, init SanlmetzarageH perSert uue NIT f:i=
mem 6armer iheH atlas seiuttsrt uHo bic Qermel
nit Gtias=fSItter, nit S25=ueber5ie5erH an aReea
rem 8ldFen ioentId1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Die 0eI6aftc bcfTern I'D.

9erlin, 2. Ds3.-Gins gang uners
uartet grOBc s3unabme Oes GrpOrtges
i6aites iclt benz Is. SttObsr III aui Dem
bieiisen ameritauiideu Geuerals&Oniuz
lat cOnftatirt wOy6eu. Sang belOnSGr8
bemertbar mu4t iib bieie 3unabme in
YGpicrwaurcn, &nOpieu, &teiOeritOIien
unO fertigen &lciOeru. 2lud in eini9en
an0ereu Srandcn oe8 @rYortgcl4aIts,
u,Ide nod bis Dor Sturgeon pOQltanOr9
fill lugeu, seigen iiA neuerOingS erfrcns
li6e Spursn einc5 traitI9en 2tufiamnn>
nPS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
(Ss fcBIt am R0tBigitrn.
Sin groBe8 6abritgeihd1t Oe8 gSefenS sc.
braudlt 9elO.

braudlt 9elO.
GbtcusO, 1. 9e;. - Die ,Great
gStFerns s9taurincturtRg>&O., cine ser
beoeutenbfen 6irmen oe5 guuOcs, OIe
iih nit Der TabritatiOu cletlriiher Npz
parate befaTen, bciinOct itd in fiuunz
3eQcn 8eOrau9niiien. 0eute murOc I'M
8uuoc8freis9crihte cine idGtsc 9tOte
fir $15, 900 cinsettugt, 6cren 3nbabc4
rim WinrD 8. gamb ut, lueld)c Oer6irma
81 UerihieOencn 3eitcn beOcuteuOc Sumz
men gcIiebcu bat. Die SerbjnOlidtciten
ser 6irma wcr0en iibrigeuS auf nur
100000 ange9eben, weIdcn 100000
2lttioa sc9enHber itebcn iOllcn, unO cine
8eTrieoigung aQcr Glldub,9er, ionic
etne 9tcOrgauiiatiOn Der GjciclIilbuft
Die in 0uIutb, Gitt8burg uu0 0enucr
9rOBe 6aOriten beijgt, wirO in 2lu5iia'
ocltclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
GICGanie gSdmner.AESiiae. gdIrcio !rssIrteit,
$3.50.
SteieIbeu, wDinr SHneu s6neiSer

rpiilr SbntH SdjntiOc-
$25 HcrsdInen.
@eraoe bic slnSuoe. Die Sic baben ioaten- itiIr
$3.50, unb min 2erlanaeH poR ShneH nidt oG5
Gelo, ods Sie sum SpenOeu fIr Ser1HIIqunqen
9eirurt habeH. 2Sir lDeToen Sbren StibmGd IN
Stpl 6efrieoisen, lei s5 IN mooIihsn lang su9ez
tdlHiiIrucu ReeeTt s5rads ooer GtHz ana
ShneioerR anseIert9t, Die idoHiteR uno neueatr
@Hefte, aus teiaiihen lBorfeoS, itcttliten San=
n0dburns Tno Sameebuars&up; EoutomUenbett
III Apptetur. StattIttcit i'll Der jsoIm mo glus@
ltIieGIihfeiI in DiuitsIR pereiui8euo. 2SIr baben
lie iur Git ieleH Sie idlaHf uuo mGger - fur3
uno Enteriebt = ODER ressImdBi9 9ebout - uno
AQeS dui SreoIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Grei0eiprohen.

Dien, 1. DECEMBER. - Der anti
Iemitiife 6eetaplun S6cr5er aus
Sdrif in Der rtSs9auptmannidaft
Otltel6ad, 9tieOerzOcitreid, UeIder tm
2luguit b. 3. UOu o0rt inter l(ttnalne
oe8 fatbOliden &trdcnbauIOno8 uers
ihmanO uno in QBicu perbaftct mOroeu
mar, itan0 Gieier Gage unter Der lns
flaae ser Yeruntreuung uuO Inter 6laz
gung Dor benz Shwurgeridt. Seine
Sertbcio!gung Iautetc, ct babe Die @elz
Oct OrOnung8mGBig OepOniren wOlcn,
iie aber unterweg8 auf Scr @iienbabn,
pGbreno CT lhlisf, oerlOrca. Gin Gb:iI
Der @eI9wOrenen ideint Inn @lauben
gsi9entt gu babcn, Oenn eS fanO ii6
nidt Ole eriOroerlide .3weiSrlttelmsbrs
belt flr Die SdulotsIpre6uug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
81. SaDrgang.
3lblid)e Oei9cnfe

Nilblid)e Oei6cnfe!
Grfreulid)!
Siuc fir 9Scihnadlts., Sod.
SeitSs ooer @eburt8ta9S @sz
iteufe INNER lolbe, Deld)e
iowohl uleltdI ino, ais ou9
gum j3ieratb Oieueu.
GrirenIi6! sS,, ss;tssH o.nf, ofs9Glb o3l mol 5 an
belu lem; m0geu oiele MN sur
8equemlldltelt uno 9em0b1lts
dem 9ebraud ooer auh mebr
gum a3immerihmud bstmmt
lem.
Grrenli! bt8, 81 ss Hns, 5s2oSs Ss% sss9Ttsn
gen, baB mir EN- groBaltig
reidJbaltiees Sortimeut Don
ih0ueu Sad)eu il DiObeln Srlr
Iu5Ieaung habcu uno olele
5u uugew0bulrdl nleorl9eH
Yreiien auSutieteH i'm SEauOe
ituO.
Grfreli9 Sots ss ;,,ln INNS a"aar Ssssa5e !. i s.
gen motlteu, ehe Sic Sbre GtH-
fiu'e in uuerer Qine MAIDEN,
uuo m6d)teu SbueI aHrathen,
crit ii0 IN etnigeu nuoeren 9es
,id]dfteu umSuieben, oamtt gle
ben lluterlhIeo III nnlerem
Gortiuleut 0tuaer, GuaIltd'
ten NIB Yreie iofort elnleheu
fOuneu su beIOerleltigem Sor-
tbelI.
@rrenlid! sro IS a;s 29nsn 5nuones GaGs oss 1tis
len unO uuisrer GtulaOung
55olge geIetftet. >G8 gibt IN
Huiereul sane ioId)' groBe
guamahl uuO 10 uiele Hette
9rtite, oaB Die GSabl etne8
paiienoeu 3eidente8 Sbnen
in uuIerem Gtablliiement lebr
esIcld)tert~plro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
@ntett.

Die 91ttt9e tutrO An8es
griffen, 1t1tO Der &ramfe
itirbt an Mns5ebr1tng. Gs
gibt tut eine it0ere Wte>
tbOOe, Oieies tratri9e gae'
Ialtat 5at Oerbittelt, ttmO
oteie beItebt Oart1e, Ole
&ranfbett tm iDrent 2l1t-
fan9siteOi1ant Sta f1trireu
onr1 oe1t @ebrnaG) bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03

9ieIeIbrn iufc anoer,pGs;S ST. sIu,Ies.
0cnten Sic Hur! - Suei Nal 70 bIGig. ais
tpenn Sic an anoereH Sdeen iiir Daar faulsH,
uHo mir s;beH 9bEeR ale sur s'eSobIuus as=
iuiRiIte Seit. Is Ea mpoiihc ansu9e du6er=
oemIeeelmdEi9e auEbensAgbeit, III Sa6s uno
Gnta ~ aus f,IHen 9anjmousHen SaitmIren
uno Slcuras, farrirt 6Iu uro ihluarS ILo ae-
muierteDiihuneeE, perfeft puii-Eb, 9ut eeGrtettct
uEo Rett perSiert. SUmmeK Sle uHo pruieH Sic
oieie NnSt9e - laien Sic uns 5hueH Seisea, uIe
Der uuttridieb SwiidleH SO IHo SIS geipGrt Uerz
ben tGuH, uno ulr iG9eH 1haeH pisoerum, oaB
Sic oisiel6en aui Greoil tsto.meu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Sargatm 60nig
branbt &aum.

9tOub's Seie.tu9swaarcn iinO angcs
9elanat unO trtfeu 9toaD nidt i'm
StanOe, iic unterSabrinscn; aber ltOub
wlrb iir ite i9On &uum itafien. Sier
iit'8: gtoah bat oaf &lcioeritOfI: uuO
Ntautcl nTicket-of-Leaves" BreiIe ges
itellt. unO Die ausbalterii9en 2aOenbcs
iuhertnuen Saltimore'8 werOen ais G8z
forte blcnen. gSGS o;e Setcltag5waas
rem anbclangt, 10 iiaO iie iebr brau9>
bar Hno oienlid. QSir weroen Sbuen
iber iie nadlte 8Ods 0tittbeiluns MAJ
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Gslee eGDaftc StmSentett.

8erGin, 1. DEG. - Die n5runts
furtcr 3situng" mel0et, OuB Die uniUers
iitat 8elsraO me9en ituOentiider GU
multe gcIhlOhen wOrOen ware. Grs
Nliutiter GeOrgewitid, pclder au9er>
bltdli6 BrofeTOr Der SurispruOen8 an
Der uniperiitdt 1T, mare 10 unbeliebt,
0aB sic StuOentcn geOrOht bGtten, i'm
eridieBen 3u wOQen. Der PrOfciOr
bate IS Oaraufbtn nit ser &n9lt befOms
men unO mare geilObcn. Die 6Ol9e
bieier 8Organ9e mare Oann Die SAlie'
BunQ Ser uniocriitGt gelpeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
3leiOertOTe.

0leiOcrftOfe.
9mpOrtrte 80 6ts.zSerqes, icbr babite etreHcn.
uno 5Orben. Setoe FarIie'n soHS auBeroroeHtII1
elegant.
24c.
Slit Seibe gsmiidlts 35 Gts.zSuitiuss.
35 SIS. .>9ameeIboGrzRoue IIt.
SmportIrte5 35 Gts.=Goperts2Uh.
19C.
SopveI6reite molruerftisc 25 Gts.zNaibs in ouen
ben bubiten @iietteH. Ger gr0Bte Bargain bes
SabrhuHocrts.
Sc.
SrIdubiihe SO Gts.zggo gol 1peeos, bile 9reiten. in
alien SdlitiruEoeH.
g8OIlsnc fto;tlitbc so Gts.=Gbsptots, srtra=6r,it
in allen SdattlrungeH-
so Gts.=Surab= Serses in ollen sdattirungen, 40
Soil brett.
gpoItHe so Gts.= =eenriettas, nit eetpe aufaeorz
beitet, 40 Soil brett.
29r.
jrdHoii6e S1sFOpOIEcs, i'll alien ueuen iSaybcn,
iebr MODERN.
si=jacaHaro Rouettp 2ute, sonspOl II, pole
SreiEe, Eeue GITette.
46C.
Diit Setoe aufqear6sitcte $1=perriettas in alien
neneH (arbsn uHo IN SIGuihwor8 uHO Ssti1rUarS.
Sole 46 Soil brett
Shipar3e S1=gtopititen Stoffe, 9eblumt. Gas
neueitc &roSUtt IN id]wd16en Saten. @rha=6reIt.
$50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
sic 9lntt 1tmitnra.WorIaaett.

Berlin, 1. Deg. - Der national
liberale glei98tagsab9eOrOnete guher
mann, Yertreter Oe5 II. baoii9er
8ablfrciic5, bat in einer Gebe in
Otauubclm Die oaltung Der 2tberaler
i'll ber llmltur3iruge idurf fritiiirt. 81
ertlartc, OaB 6ie SeiirwOrtun9 i6arfs:
rer 3taBregeln, mie iOlAe BON Del
n9&atiOnalz 3ettung" unb Oem @ruS Oel
Bartcilsiter empfOblcu. ia pcrlan9t mir:
Sen, nit oem liberuleu Stan0putt I'm:
persiubar nQre.
sic NSa,iri apieSer ettf Dem RricaS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
TusInno'S GreOit itei9t.

2OuO on, 1. De5.-Oie Heue ruili'
ide 2lul.lbe gum 3in5fuB uOn 81 Bro
gent iOa nod Dor Betbnadten 3ur
GmiiiiOn selangeu. Der in 2tusiidt 9e>
nOmmeue Berus III 92O,OOO,OOO ODER
100000, 900. Die Gbatiade, baB Die
9tOtbidilO9ruppe, bejw. Osren 2OuOOz
ner, Berlinsr uuO Bariier 6auier, Die
Blacirung Der 2luleibe abernOmmen bus
ben, gill als Elm neuer 8eWcis fir ben
llnli9wun9 in Der 0altung Der laOiz
iden baute finance sesen 9tRBlan6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
atefelbem mic onotrspds.s 81 .gin,ila.

&I tne SabIuneenan7 Eanae 6rit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03

6eire ganswOa.ne Ndnu,r. 2(njHqe SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03

70 n, l. Oe3enIber. - 2er pier
eri6cinen6e rWOrning" er6rtert in ieis
uer 5eutiqen 9tummer in cinem ldn9cz
rem 2lrtitsl Die 3batia6t, ouB Der Wlarz
qui8 pOn>2o:ne, Gemabl Der Brlu3eiiiu
gouiie, Oritten TOdter Der &aIieytH>
&6nisin Slftoria, Gbulbu6er elmer
Sirma gsmOrocn iei, Oercn ipeiieasr
@eidGitS5meis Die iunere uno duBcre
OcforatiOn BON 9ebdUoeu aQer art,
pOrnebmli4 BObnbduiern fir Die uers
idieOeniten @eieuidaitafluiien, lit; unO
3war isi er ni9t nur uOmineuer Gbetlz
baber, iOn0ern er babe iib etfrtg uno
erfolgrei9 al Dem Gntwurf BON PiGnen
fir paiIenoe Snnsuz0efOratiOnen 6et5etz
Iigt un6 tonne nit osr 3eit einen gang
leloli9sn 0efOratsur ab9eben.
De: Su bei0en Selteu Oe8 Siean8
pOhlbetaunttSp SpOrtmana Stanley OtOr>
timer OOn gtslpsYOrt itiir3ts qsitsrn bsi
elmer SeeiagO uuwet Wteltons sOtOmbra9
NIT oem RferOe uuO erlitt oabsI idWere
iunere 8erlesuugeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03
Sic g8astri lpicSer a,tf oem Rric9s'
NfaO.

SuItutta, 1. 0e5em6er. - Der
gGu3irisStamm, peIdcr 2lnfan98 9tOe
oember cine britii1e GommiiiiOH, meldc
Die @re@3en oOn Da3iriitau uno bes
8euiab feitltellsn iOate, un9egriiien bat,
bsfinost fid ubermul5 auI Dem &eies8s
pfaoe. Giue iturfe britiide 2l6tbeilln9
untsr 6abruus Sberlt Burners sstOr>
tint bie @Ommiiiion. Nlau glaubts,
baB uad ser erltsn g3ie0erluse Die gSaz
girl teiucn 3wsitenGu9riH wagsn wIrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03

Ser 9estIfje Gorrefponbent,
Gdslit. r6t,rtIih rne SonEtass,
G.. @aiuc ffjatuthnmer nnS Tcaasteis
(giad,foyser ron S. GIaint),
Gisn,izGde gnltimore=StroE aEo HoI:-Sifcezgps.
csrcis bes ttaTi,cm 9sJattes. bugd lriser beiorst
I3Jl SIS. tagiidlc uno 5unHtaae e9abf 10
@eHts pr0 gSoe Ghlbdr an DIE oas Cidtl
Sr6ctr-$ao(idl neon zruutnGz za2tusGabc uHter
zs8orauSbeyG6lrrs $50 pro 1Gbr Inr tnTjeTe
5et i'm S}erbiitHig Iuy bic lpOdlentIId'e sInsgahe
nit SoEntaasbOtt, pcrrOirci. nil EbJue InT CLUBS
50 80 pro SG5r Hodl irleno siacm Srte oes SRldEs
be5, 81 mad GurcpG. ouu!GaSzsluegnbe 81
pro SGhr-5as bette mo bitioite oeutidls SIatt
IN ben Qiittslz uaD SloitGGtsH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-12-03

s@ Sa babea pei aaeH g1SotbettrH~
(Dlsl
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

The June assure of the Southern
Trade of Waco, Texas, contains
interesting articles on the following
subjects: Commercial Clubs, u
by b. B. Paddock, of Fort Worth,
Texas; "The Growth of Atlanta, "
by Hon. w. w. Davis; "Pecan
Culture" by 4. A. Svinden. 1t
has full reports from farmers as to
the crops, from bankers as to the
financial condition, from implement
dealers as to their business and an
account of over fifty new enter
prises inaugurated in Texas during
the month.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

Tonight when you 60 to vote for
delegates to the county convention
remember the real question in the
the convention will be the silver
queation. Therefore it will be we'll
for you to know how your delegate
feels on that subject. If you be-
lieve in the coinage of silver be sure
the man you vote for as delegate to
the couaty convention also believes
in it, and SO believing will contend
for instructing the state delegation
to re firm the doctrine endorsed by
the last convention.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
ART
MONS. DE GISSAC has the

MONS. DE GISSAC has the
honor to notify the public, partica.
larly those who are not expert
judges Of art, that he always lie,
and will be, willing to have his
work submitted to the Judgment of
the members of the NATIONAL
AMERICAN ACADEMY of art.
If they do not judge that "the
work of Mons. de Gissac is thor
oughly good and artistic, and worth
at least three times the price asked
for it," Mons. de Gissac is willing to
lose it. What truer aad safer guar
antee could be desired by patrons of
art?
Beside plenty of references can be
given both in other American states
and in the old country.
DR.. Williamson, of Waco, had
the portrait of his father, "Three-
Legged Willie," which was painted
by Mons. de Gissac, and which
hangs in place of honor in the
capitol at Austin, submitted to thu
judgment of professionals, and the
doctor will tell the kind of verdict
they pronounced on that work.
Studio No. 1902! Austin avenue,
Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

and interesting style; and fully
100 biographical sketches are in:
serted, including the obituaries OF
prominent people. The price of the
work is insignificant compared with
it's present and future value to in.
telligent readers Buffalo, N. Y:
Garretson, Cox d Co., publishers;
$3.50 a year; sample copies, 25
cents; specimen pages seat on APP
plicatiop)
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
PRECINCT OFFICE
Justice OF the Pean

The NEWS is authorized to IN
Earle as a candidate for justice 4
Precinct No. /, subject to Ihsx
Democratic party.
TEX .NHws Is authorized b
W. II. Davis as a caldidate ct th.
election for Juatice ofthe PsNs'
l., McLennan county, subject v y
she Democratic party.
The NEWS Is authorized to s,.a
Fitzhngh, rs a candidate iotH
Peace of Precinct No !, McAs
subject to the action oftha DsTe
The NEWS il authorized 70 na
Rob) BBnton a, s candidate faf!l
Peace, Precinct No. |, suaMp
of the Democratic party.
The NEWS Is authorized % "
Gallagher q. can'ildste @l
Peace precinct No. suole0
the county Democracy.
THE NEWS is authorized !, "
Smith, Esq. AZ . candidate l@
Pea @, Precinct No. |, sageA W
the county Democracy.
Constable
Charley SPARKS announces ~ I.
didate for constable OF predua y
nan County, Texas, subleG w
the Democracy Of the county,
THE News is authorized 70
sparks as q candidate for eo os,s
No. /, subject 10 the acnoa Wv
party.
The NEWS Is authorized y
Brightwell, as a candidate, , ~
Preoinc. No. |, at the mex! s vs
the action Of the Democrs''o ~
The NEWS Is AUTHORIZE y, " /,
W. Orippen ss a canuua'.., ,st
Precinct No. /. McLennsn "'''
election.
The NEWS is authorized 70 ~. y.
]. Smith as a candidate w sis VI
cinct No. /, at the ensuing :, u ns,s,
the action OF the county leinU
The NEWS is authorized t %
Leonard as a candidate Ioi ..uJ.SYl
No /, McLennan county, , sa
of Democratic party. rf''n''
2, 1894
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

Men are working with might and
main, the first being money, the
second whisky, to secure votes for
CHER favorites. The man who
thinks and takes notes gees clearly
chat many men, by present law, are
clothed with the ignity of the bal.
lot who are unworthy of enjoying,
what should be esteemed as high
duty aud sacred privilege for they
sell for less, even, than a mess of
portage.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
Special Notice.

The Park Natatorium is the place
to go and battle and swim in the
big pool. Thursday and Monday
nights the pool is reserved for ladies
and their escorts. Saturday and
Wednesday mornings for ladies ex.
clusively. Private tub baths can be
had at all hours, for males or fe.
males. Experienced and attentive
attendants, the finest water in the
world and plenty of it. Prices reas.
enable. Patronize us and be salts.
fed. Tom PApG1Tr
Proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

THK Waco EVENING News has
Ghe largest circulation in this city
and out of the city of any daily
paper published in Waco. Our
esteemed contemporaries are respect
fully challenged TO successfully CON
tTovert this statement. Our mail.
ing List and subscription books are
open to all persons wishing for bus
ineaa reasons to examine them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
Improve the Summer Evenings

Improve the Summer Evenings
BY taking q course in book keeping,
shorthand, typewriting or attending
my regular night school, Mathe.
mates, penmanship, spelling, gram.
mar. business correspondence and
commercial law, can enter either
department at any time, but next
regular classes will start Jane 4th
and July End. Terms moderate,
payments easy. For further par
ticulars address Practical Business
College, Edward Toby, Jr., presi.
dent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
Proud Of Waco's Industry.

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.
Cacterine Medicine Company,
Waco, Texas: l have been using
your Cacterine ten days. ! can't say
l am well, but am so much better
of catarrh. 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. F. MITCHELL.
Free treatment at E K. Dismuks's
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02
No Experiment,

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, ETC., via international
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne O.,
Taylor and the international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed, magnificent equipment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

The real issue in the contest for
governor lies not so much in what
the different candidates profess as
what they will do. And the wise
man will select the man who has
been tried and always found true.
Such men are running.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

McLennan county is this time ex.
ceedingly fortunate in the material
from which the next officers are to
be selected. The frauds possible,
and usually practiced at primary,
cannot keep the county from get.
ting a good set Of officers.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-02

Current history for the first quar-.
ter Of 1894 more than sustains the
past reputation of this remarkable
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ing him in clear perspective a birds
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