The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-21

ru,.ner Concludes Thai an, and
Reader May at ones as D. Inc
coRnlze the Photo me-
graph of tha
Moss-bAck. ~
"A young lady said n
other day, "Mr. - w,s he tn
house and refused to sh.a a' az gu
with him. saying to him, i ns NC,
not shake hands with a,n vii
whose name is not down N u y
lotion Palace list, l do not lot y, a.
yours there, l am not shakjnu nI ~, ss
with moss.backs.'" Poor fsl uauo
the ladies' have "gos the iS,'
Men aud women come ~ .uea'
every day and say, sis Mr. go
Moss backs'' OF all men in w.,
who are really to be pitied it !. ' V
Moss-back. 1t is tru, that ,h "
have lots of business blocks ' ss
brick stores, and bank stocks, so ~
of them, and while am NV
mar, comparatively speaking. p sn
have not much, l would not = tod
take all the property that soma
these moss.backs own and bs tall.
about, referred to, and pointed
by the people of this TIM
as they are, for all ths
have. for all they will HvEn bsv1
The good book says: The lihs,
soul shall be made fat" If th;s
the case, can you imagine what
SMALL thing a mossback's soul mn
be? AS proof of the proposi,i,
above take the men in Waco todd
'eho are appreciated and WIN
business has grown mp; look srour
over this town and see who The
. re. 1t is true we have sever
men who are rich. own lar
property, and whose names are n
upon any list which is proposed t
public good. A clerk in one of o
Cry goods stores remarked to \
Saturday: 81 recently walk
down the street with one of the
mossbacks who owns large proper
in Waco and said to him, i do n
see your name in the paper as ia
! ing any stock in the Cotton Pslsc
you have lots of property in Wac
all ented, paying good rent; wi
are you not DOWN. The mossbsd
replied, Il don't thin there is an
thing in it for me- - This San
party made what he has, as wa
informed shortly after came t
Waco, by buying the laborin
mans scrip for about 10 cents
the dollar. Is there a man in tow
who envies a man who gets SO D,
row, who moves 80 slow, who live
so narrow that he cannot d9Ml
thing for the good of the city vii
cut asking: sis there anything
il for me?" This man feels Il
Cam, that every mans hand
against him.
| ONE EXAMPLE.
Do you believe that any moss'ba
could ever feel the pleasure thai
certain merchant fell2 This m
chant was in the south of Euro
for his health; he was sitting
the terrace one morning in his lDv
idism; he saw a rider flung from
horse into the river, and withd
ever thinking of his own weakne
the merchant flung off his lnvall
gown, leaped into the stream, sw
to the drowning man and clutch
him as he was sinking for the i
time, brought him in safety
the bank, and when gancl
into the face of
res cued man he cried: 80 my 70
| have saved my own son..
is there oss-back in Waco "
would have ever been moved
such impulses? No sir he wo1
have sat there and said: "Ihere
nothing in it for me- lie ~o
have drawn his invalid's garme
still closer around him and ga
"Let some other fellow save
drowning man." Can this conn
NIFTY have any respect Tor su ~
man? Your homes furnished II
kitchen to parlor.
A GENERA. INVITATION =,
We ask everybody who Is WIN
TO throw off the inva.id's rope
put their names to the list WI
| tha front D1