The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
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fu e ,aner Concludes Th nuo and
reader May at Oncs . me
co1nlze the Photo
graph Of Tho
MOSS-bAck

"A young lady said %
osber day, "Mr. WINS - =. ms the
mouse and | refused to sbaI s a. h our
W.T. w,.n . hlm' saying to him, i D1 mo,
n IT. o.s shake hands with anv W, VIII
whose name is not down " MN ~
Cotton. Palace list, do 0 IN The
yours there, l an not shaIipD " %,s zee
win moss.backs. ," Poor fsll" "u's
m, me ildlss have "got the iSs' !,
Men aad women come ~ 'uea' >
every Gag and say, lis Mr.. ~
Moss backT OF all meu in Wa
who are really to be- pltied i, !. 'so
o'oss-back. 1t is trul ,ba, :, ,t 'ne
have lots of basiness blocks 'asy y
Dick sores, and bank st cAs. so uua
OF them, and wniIe I am , naat
mar comparatively speaking. r snd
nave not much, ! would not tol law
take all the property that ,o a~as :,
u csc moss backs own and bs talked
aoou'' referred to, and pointed q,
oy the people of this tovn
as they are, for all thsS
nave! Tor all they will liver have,
The good book says: TN. Iib.,s,
soul snail be made fat" Ii this i.
the case, can you i'm ,gins what -,
SMALL thing a mos, backs soul NM,
be? AS proof of the propos,tion
above take the men in Wac) TO-DAY
" ho airs appte dated and who.s
Business has grown UP; look sronnd |
over this town and see who thew
are. 1t is trus we I'VE sevsr.
men who are rich, own lsros
property, and whose names are mt
upon any list which is proposed fl,
publ, good. A clerk ia one Of on,
d'y goods stores remarked to mo
Saturday: 81 recently walked
down the street with one of these
mossbacks who owns large propertv
in Waco and said to him, j do mt
see your name in the paper as tax.
ing any stock in the Cotton Palace.
you have lots of property in Waco.
all rented, paying good rent; WHY
are you no. DOWN. The mossbsck
replied, 4 don't think there is any.
hing in ii for me. >" Tnis same
oarty made what he has, as I wa.
informed shortly after came 10
Waco, by buying the laborlng
mans scrip for about 40 GEMS OF
he dollar Is there man in wM /
who envies a man who gets so nM-
ow, who moves 80 slow, who live;
o narrow that he cannot do any,
hing for the good of the city with
u, asking "ls there anythingll
t fer me?' This mas feels like
IAN, that every mans hand il
& Ainst him.
ONE EXAMPLE.
10 on believe that aay moss-back
ou'd ever feel the pleasure thats
er,an merchant fell? THIS mer
hast vas in the south of Europe
or his health; he was sitting on
he terrace one morning in his lpvs'
iism; he saw rider flung iromln
orse into the river, ana without
yer thinking of his own weakness,
he merchant flung off ais invalldf
own, leaped into the sieam swan
o the drowning man d ciuichea
i'm as he WAS sinking for the last
me, brought him in safety 70
he bank, and when g an;lns
ITO the face OF The
sscued man he cried 30 my Goa'
have saved my own SON" NOW
there a moss back in Waco who
'ouid have ever been moved y
1ch impulses? No sir he woala
ave sat there and said: "There
o,hing in it for me. . lie "oau
ave drawn his invalid's earmsna
ill closer around him and salu'
Let some other fellow save 'n'
man" Can this comma
NY have any respect for sacn
ian? Your homes furnished tIOu
itchen to parlor.
A GENERAL INVITATION
We ask everybody who ls wllhus
, throw off the invalid's robe a..
at their names to the list wni0n
eaua Waco to the front. by ~
Ding you will show rlv. jan,
'IR1r aud open the review TO y9s