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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

mako men boarded the tuudcr Of the
engine and concealed themselves until
tho heavy grade al deep cut was
reached, wnsn they sptaus from thair
hiding place, covered The engineer aud
nromun with Miuohestofa aud com.
maulei tnem 10 atop the train. Tho
order was promptly oUoyed.
Climbing over the tender into the
cab, the bandits marcuoI the engineer
anu fireman g. the baggage car uul
c1mmau Cd them 10 opau tue door.
Messenger CHAPMAN by this inns was
aware u the robbery AM refused to
comply, when In a .0uj tonu OF voice
tue Uan1its, now blk Ia number, threat.
encd TO blow up the ear with uyns.
mite, anu IN regular 1911 Cook atyie
produced attiuk OF dyunmitr. Ihry
were jIst In the act VI }u,ilng 10 10
use wnon Euginupr stevenson called
10 the messenger and impI0fud him no
open tue u OF, which was dIuu. The
bauuits entered the car, p.uudsrud b.,
ami, In fuil view OF tho terrified DOE.
seugers, Uismbsrsd up tho anil and
made their escape. IL WAS "a well.
pihuncd hold.up, which q ,ir,u just
fifteen minute.
stop tns clear fop0rl %. m Wiucupfi,r
rang out upon the ait, aud every lbs.
zen er on tuctfaIu knew " nat itmeani.
A second latsri "a buudis, whs wou
rod han lana hhuukvfrhitis over Their
faces, joined thcir pHls a. the czpr,st
car ana the JOB was lOue.
Messenger Chapman sucacs led IN
hiding ali the money save 500 ga CUT
rcucy, which be- handed over 10 the
Z buUrs. Two VI tue gang climbed the
steep hillside AMI joined tue gang 90
waiting in the WOODS. A. they w..
cenicd the rocky ut.lsiIe The cleaning
hhrfulo 90 ihoF gsIs were plaiuiy
visible. The Train allied on TO VI nsit,
twouty minutes lAiu, anu tue pew
spfeau like Wildhre. A l0.4e wa
formed, bat '1s want Of a leader, failed
10 Iutue the bandits, WAC sfetu,p sed
20 be none rltcr tuun Biil Cook and
his not fluua gang.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

all me umci was under physicans' caro-
nearly cyury day. with the uvtt dugtors hero
uud tusi, unii nnaiIy huY eau She could
not D. VI mr. and save mo un 90 DE
''lhUu was WHOM n ANA frIglurt Go fret
directed wU % DUctufa nhOrre, after all the
other doctors hah given me up Ia die aud my
friends believed There was no hope Of my ever
recovering icaut ind words % toll nli boo.
tors shores have done for me sud the graft.
tudo I trel toward them. In every way they
seemed everything that wac different from
an the other doctors 1 had seen, Doctors
thurta were lind, sympathetic and uuu.
cue lu thCir cn 10 10 help me, Why, l
received mu-u ncuont from their trCat
mOut o. che nfst few dayH--fof Improved from
the nrst-ttau from Al the othsrs together.
thali never TIRE o. telling what uotturs shores
have done Tor me nor cease prauinF tnem for
they saved my life wnen all believed all hope
WHH gone
iitr mother. Mrs, Elizabeth Parry. same
tcHdcnce, thyu II ihAuL tue Lord every day
that We bFc blessed with three grand doctors
in our midst My daughter had suffered 20
che diant know me, her own mother Her
m,m1ry wa gone, aud mind always confused.
thu wa almost paralyEcd at umus Feet cold
lud hhuds dripping with preparation, rho
WAS 10 subject 10 faluuug ana HmutNrriug
aurl|a We couldn't leave her alone. ANA Doe.
tors shores cured her alter all others failed,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

Nirs. Harriet p Parry, residing with Der
mother nj 90 orth. -ovonin Wet succs has
lived In tab Tor over % years In arctunt in.
tcfucw with The wriicr. ahe said
81 suffered from catarrhal ponon To- my
system for ychui itelis,o worso than buY.
BODY ever did. had such fearful paine
through ny head. aud di1fInoss that almost
cf.Sod me. A. times would be- cuuf,'y
bind Nv stomach was Iu o. tlruh'e rHufU
uuu FunrrHd hUIul distress ana pom and bad
regular vomiting spells that woulu auost till
me.
"Mv hort. also. was anectr.- spells Of
pa'pittiUu would CO.,. on BOO WI1'l drop tu
thr frHI unconscious HHr N.N DIT sized. nn,
% ID tWuusHtulu 90 rUarf d.. 40 lHr horror
passed THROUGH, became tcG.crl Boo lcHh 60
70 mere fto zion.
Tor several weeks nt one time ! WHa
pfustrltcl. could lut move FROM my bed,
aud was uusbi" IN UN nOuibfui " my
food. AHd, mind you, ! was dociouuE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
nEArm M ntNnIE
wounded BY Hubb Il 'asnicr ana
Kuira BY ~. Comrades.

Y
kuira BY ut- yamraHss.
sA1NA, Kan. Nv ~. 80 Three
matg,d robbers attempted 10 hold w
hu bank at sylvan Grove, Kan, f3fiy
miles wrst OF mere, ~ noon today, anu
ouU Of their uumu,r met d,ain IA AZ
unususlly tTnhiy m,anrf. lie sa- sho.
ty Tue cashier OF lHo baug, aui vhvu
in dyiug condition was ruri fstrl
win bullo.a ny his Dwu o. mI,niuns T.
save tuem,cive' % IN "a Utuge.
Tue mru rode iut0 town On fast
hlrsts. fhoy w,rf VOL "a .uutud auu
heavily armuI. lurir masked faces
anu II iug ,trvus attracted yy, iybu so
attuDDOu, tut ,hry wasiyu 40 ttmu "a
getting O. wOfg. lhuy pulled up tnuif
horses wish JufE IA front 10. Tue balk,
auu wuilv luc rUubur remained tvaIe4
holding the btdiru Ui tue Utntr two
hurttt, guarding the entrance TO the
bank, hiu two companions entered.
A citizen who VIA. tfansavtiug bual-
uuts NJ the counter quickly compile
win their cOmmanu " throw hih hslus
W. The cashier was ordered 10 turn
Z
double quick. H. looked into tnu muE.
sic VI bO,h tuvOlyefs for "a moment And
then reluctantly com pliud. IL WAS but
n FEW minutes from the time tue bal-
dts turned thu.r horses into the bufi.
mess street buIOtu thuy were Hgaiu
mounted aud away win all the ready
cash tho BANK hal.
Tue moment the robbers were out
Cufeu HE gun aud rushed 10 the COR
anu optuvu ilfo on tho robbers as they
gall1pUu away, thD bullet iTum tuu
cabhiuts weapon lodged Ia the bach VI
one OF tue ngeing men. HY staggered
la his saddle Tor a moment, but uvrv.
Ing himuuii he kept his seat aud gal.
lolrd on. lie was too bauly wounded.
however, 10 continue tue siiOfl long,
aud before he had g0uu quarter Vi u
mile his bJuy hwayvu ~ aud fro anu
nually he tell heavily to the ground.
hlr two contradict, VINO up TO THE
time had kept night nhUaO, pulled w
thuir hUrsrs, anu riding up 10 the pfts.
tTatU man, deliberately Hired several
shots into his bOGy anu dashed away.
When picked up the deserted outlay
was dead. NOBODY knew him anu
nothing to identity him was iould ca
his pottun.
Who his companions were n only y
matter OF conjecture. lt 10 believed
they were scattered portion OF the
Cook gang, WORKING thsir way west
after having boon separated from the
banditti anu driven from their haunls
IN Indian Territory. Tho bank has
IT fud reward VI $500 each Tor the
capture OF the robbers, dead or alive.
The sneTiila Of three counties have OF.
gained iofoee, which are now In
search Of the bandits. The amount Of
booty secured has not yet been learned.
tbs bank officials are keeping that
quiet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

FREE-C Consultation. who,hor ut office
or by lutlof, l. iroO, No charge whatever
Tor thorough examination, diagnosis Of
your ease and all advice, prs. shores
now toatmont has curod thousands, and
II your case Is curablo will cure yol. II
you live at a distance write Tor symp-
tom blank.
60 a MONTH for nll catarrhal dis
oasoa. Medicines furnished FREQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
Real Coney.

Black Concy For Clpcs. % iu. 40 40
long, value 81 CO... now
Fine Concy Fur Capss. % ir. 81 EO
deep, regularpucc SO. now
French Concy Capcs, IS boo. 81 m
deep, foil sweep, value Sfs.s5
E., Fine i. , French che coney capss $3.50
Elss. a.. Quality coaey eage. $40. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Past Trains daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden TOO am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive NJ Pueblo
6IS am, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves ogden 7:2o pm,
Salt Lake Sss pm, arrive at Pueblo
Zss pm, Colorado Springs 500 pm,
Denver 1850 pm.
Conneciious made At Pueblo, Colorado
Springs snd Denver with all lines east
Eloganl day coaches, chair cars aud Pull
man sloepara on all trains. Take the
u. & n. q. aud have n comfortable trip
and enjoy tho lnosl scenery on ths coz
linont
A. 4. HUGUE9, n X. HOOPER
Traiio Manager, q, y. q 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Cola
a. =. NEVGNS.
General Agent,
Gait Lake Cliy, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
I'LL

Flnt-Tho commission urges en-
ployoia 10 recognize labor Organiza.
lions, that SUCH organizations DO deal
with through representatives with
special references " reconciliation and
aruilralion when uiilleupies are
threatened or arise.
stooud-Tho commission In Hatlshed
that ~ employers everywhere will
uudeay0r 70 act ia concert win labor
that n when wages eau DO raised under
economic conditions they IN riiseI
voluntarily, aud That when there prs
reductions, fratUns TO given lor tie H.
duotiob, much friction can be avoided.
IL IL also satisfied that ~ employers
will consider employee ~ thoroughly
esspntial 90 iuGu-tlial success as capita
ana thus take labor into ountulIau II
nc the proper timer much OF iht
.pverity Of strikes eau be tempered
and their number reduced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
%f6Is UNION
sTIA PACIFIC
...a'gLgslTTSSIrEITi.
IS slsTos'AS
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Oct 18th, 1894.



AuHvE
From all fafitrn rU.nts. ........s..... = ~ am
Prom lutte. 0FiIaud, san iran.
cisco. cache NGNey and urion..to y m
IRON ATT latirrn points. fafk tlty
ar1DE igNts.. .....sss ......ss .ss.ss y p 10
Prom San francisco, ufucu aud
IuiCruoiiutH tf.................. s o3 y m
'irom Nnf1rd. jpaB. yI5fo sanpctc
uud tuHtH..,,. ....................... Go y no
Inca Terminus end ro0eio..,.......... W y n
ufrAgr
lor ogden fhrE CITY puCaioIl1anda
EHttcru points .......a.......... FOAM
Tor ogden st4 intermediate points q. vslam
For tEIcn. Intermediate points
zen francisco and Cache
valley points. ........s.........a.... 2 20 y M
Tor o. len. li points caat. BUTTE rorl.
laud .u. rHu francisco, Cl1 IN
'lUr sa.cta. lf1y1. eauueto valley
Hcphi juab and FRISCO. .... o.. IS o. m
'ior ooeIo snl Irm|aus............ , g. AN
'rfaIus s0uih Of Jaal rin daily cIaops
tnHdat
Dhily except sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
siSS Rio
~ GRANDE& TDEMnE
Ik WESTERN% unhNDE
se.551. s WESTERN .
sTfHDsso -''ae
CURRENT h. ltscl Nan 1 iQ0f
TiNE TAuin, w luVOH Nuh y lVvti


leave sait Take
No. .-for Provo. bingham, ani
ul ul'u'F lEatsssssss ......... sos q. IN.
NO t=Ior Provo Grand junction
aud al uuIhtH tHft..s.ss.... 3 IS b. 90.
No t-ior Provo. NaHu and
salua ..... ...-............... salp. m.
No. t-ior kurcsa ..,....., -,....- ,..., t'g1p. m
so, t-ior ogden and Wssi,.,,..... ~ y. m,
no. i-TJr Ogden au tl1 Uost,,.. lisJ pm.
Arrive snit Lake
No. i-From Provo. Grant Junction
aud Tho East.sstt.ss.a.s..s. l.0 p. m
No. .-tr6m Provo. tfart Junction
ana tur that ......,ssH........ u rs y. no..
No. s=ifum bingham Provo. Mauu
AMI salna...................,.. b.S1p. M.
No. 5-ifom kurosa..,... ............... p.ba a u.
N0 40 rom ugdsn and tho west. 5.Ha IA
No, t=trom Nzdou ana the west. til5 -. m.
only line running through Pullman raials
Double Drawing Room Iorpcfh O. uvnVrf va
Dialu Junction AMI 70 Kansas Uiiy and Chira
gtNla Colorado points. tftc grcliGing chair
catu NhIt Lake o. Denver, ard only line run
nIng Pullman Shoppers falt Lake tn Ran frau.
cisco, hoehAnEcii siose connections. Safety
speed ana comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. End South.
n e. DODGE. Az. WEpnY.
Gen. Manager. Gen. supt.
IA LENNErr. Gen. P.Sr.A.
s. II. BAD COCK, General Freight Aen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
A TALE OF TRUTH
Carries Undeniable and Irreproaoh.
able Conviction Of the Wonder
full and Almost Miraculous
Cures Effected by Drs. Shores
New System.

"Aitcr all Others Fail'-"After Other
Doctors Gave NE Up to Die
After Friends and Relatives B.
lieved There was no Possible Hope
Of Recoyory"-Are the Common
Expressions Of Patients Cured BY
Drs. Shores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
TRAIN nELD UP,


MoNElq, MOI Nov. l2.-rhe 81
Louis anu San Fiauci.cD passenger
rain No. /, due here ut7.3) PM, was
held up aud the expires car rohb Oh
ihree miles east OF this ely u, 1880
O'Clock this evening. At Verona IWv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

FiTsl-Tho commission would sug.
gest the c0nsideTatlon by tue ststes VI
the adoption of some system Of u0ucll-
liati0n anu arbitration liRo that, for
Instance, OF Massachusetts,.
secOnu--COuttHCls requiring men
not 20 join LABOR organizations, Or 10
leave thrm as conditions " employ
ment, should DO mado Illegal AS 10
already done In SONS VI our states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
Black Martin Ga es.

% 10. long ..i full sweep, was $40. 90
El,gan, Grade Martin Cope. go7 90
~ BOO. iul. sweep. value
saI al, now
~ ir. &%EE Martin Capcy, $40 90
extra uI sweep, value
$4,000. now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
Electric Seal.

Handsome Electric Seal Capes
- 100. deep, value SIS 90,
q 'nch Fine Electric seal
Capes, value $3.50. now
Very Handsome Electric seal
C1pes, - 10. deep, value
s1ago. now
90 inch Elegant Electric Seal
Capcs. with martin collar
regular value s2f.C1 nov
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

Flrst--That there DO a permanent
United states strike commission Of
three membera with duties and powers
OF Investigation and recommendation
az 10 disputes between railways aud
their employee; similar 10 those vest.
cd In tho Interstate commerce commits
sion ~ TO rates, etc.
Second That chapter 5G1 OF the
United States statutes OF lssi.s6 Do
amended 10 rs 10 require national
trades unions 10 provide Ia their
articles " Incorporation and In their
constitutions, rules and bylaws that
member shall cease 90 DO tuch anu
forfeit oil rights and privileges con
iefred on HIM by law AZ such, 10y
participating In or by iustigating force
or vl0iuncu against persons or property
during strikes or bOycOils, or by roek-
ing 10 prevent 0tlrIs from work. z
through violence, threats or intimida.
ton; alAD that memters shall DO no
more personally liable for corporate
acts than ire stookh0lders In corpora
lions,
Thiri-Tho commission does not
feel warranted, win the study II has
been hble 10 give the subject, 10 ruu.
ommenu positively the Establishment
OF license system, bv which tho
higher employees or others Oi railways
engaged IN interstate commerce,
should be licensed under due anu
proper examination, but II would roc.
ommonu, and most urgently, that this
subject DO carefully and fully uOnsid'
cred by the proper committee OF Con-
grrss.
New lort railway employees and
some railway officials examined ami
many OthrrF, who He'd their sugges'
tons IN whiting, are In favor Of some
system,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
London Dy d Biuskrat,

lgaalt1 scasLin.
~ 10. deep Dyed Mu.gfst Q16 60
Cspes, lull sweep, good ~
value 5000. now
Fine nc Quality g, 4... Ma .l,., Cape, $1,000
yl.uc 81 20. now
Esta Grade Muskfit Capcs gOE 90
~ Boo deep, elegant sweep,
worth 5000, now
SD iu Very Fine Aiuskrai gO6 %
Cpcs. extra ull sweep,
worth s4Lo3, now
So invery Handsome Muskat 900 c,
Oapus very lul sweep.
worth !i1.oo, now
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

onmuiny. Tho rom ANY alleges that
1t aimp y eidiui ted the pric Of p,tc q
WUtk so euit luu utU. asi,Its U the Tunes.
Some Witnesses swear luat Mt tlmse Tor
the work done 10 twO wtess they re-.
colvci iu checks from four cents 10 81
over anu auove the rent. The com.
pany has not produced ia catcks IN
uial.
The c0mpa1y'i claim that the
wofkmeu 10 d,uot hire ils teuemunis
nnd can live ehowhsfe 10 they Chotsc,
" no. entirely tcusble. The fcar 81
losing work kuefs Them IN Pullman b
long a. Their, arc to ON n 81 occupied,
because TIE mpauJ ls Ippuret, ar =
matter Of business, o. give preference
~ Us tenants when WORK IL giack."
Ae ~ the great railroad strike proper
the report oayi.
IL Is apparent That tie readiness 10
strike ~ hypothetical y was promoted
by the disturbed nui appteheusive
condition o RAILROAD rplOy p, result.
Ing from wage reductions on different
lines blaCklistiuW, etc., anu from the
recent growth oil the General Mnunf-
ofs' association, which atUmtd " them
I n neuace.
Further on the report snyt:
IL u seriously qucatiuuud, aud viii
much iHfcc, wuu,ucr courts have iris.
diuuon " euilin eli Gems from "ptr.
sunjiug" each other iu industrial or
other matters % common Interest.
However, Il b. generally recognized
among good citizens tibet a manIgts
OIL court IA 10 be- obeyud until Il h
modified aud corrected by thu court
that issued ID.
Inu report declares the arrival VI
troops "a, Chicago was opporuuu, anu
says that policemen ~ mpathIzad with
the strikers rather tnan win tue
corporations chru not to doubted, nor
would II bu surprising TO nud the sUn.
timeut rife among tho militia.
From the testimony it 10 ialr 10 con-
clude that htflkrfs were concerned Ia
she Outrage lainst law AMI 0tIer, al.
though tho number was uudoubtu ly
small ~ cUmpafud with the whole
number out.
Tic report adds, hoNev,E Many
impartial observers grs Reaching the
virw that much OF the rual reel 0usi.
bility i0r Those its riders rests with tlo
people thrmsolvrs aud with tho GOV.
eminent tor not ai, guatoly controlling
nunopDlies ana corporations, aud for
falling reasonably to protect the rights
" LABOR and redress Its wfOngs. No
one ASSERTS that laws eau completely
remedy contentious 90 ~ VASES, uic,,
but many do iusist that something
substantial can be accomplished Ia
tuis direction N made honesty anu
reasonably In good latin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13
nlcoMMaNpArIoNs.


In conclusion, the report -aysi
Tho quustlun NJ whut shgil b. done
is, therefore, one Oh expo Iioucy anu
not Of power. When railroads nuicd
a. Judge ami jury in passing upon com.
plants Of shippers they demanded, auu
the Congfusn granted, a government
tribunal vhotu shippers aud fallroaua
could meet on cqual terms anu have
tho law adjust their differences. In
view oi the Chicago strike AID Ito
commission 10 investigate anu report
suggested daugefH the people
have tue same right 10 provide n
government commission on differences
between failwBys anu their employee
10 the uni that interstate commerce
and pubic order may DO less disturbed
by altlkcs aud huycOtu.
Tue commission contends that law
should make II obligatory upon such
public tribunal 10 Intervene by means
Of invealigatiOn anu conciilati0n and
TO report whenever difficulty OF the
character Of that occurring during tho
season ut Chicago arises. Tue com.
missiOn therefore recommends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-13

FOR a FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU4
ALLY rs MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-01
ONCE MORE FOR WACO
A Mass Meeting Called for
Next Monday Night
And Everybody Interested in the Progress
Of the City Invited.

The board of directors of the
Commercial Club have called mas,
meeting of the citizeos Of Waco tt
assemble at the city hall on Mon
day evening for the purpose OF
closing up the subscription lists,
hearing final reports from the com.
mlttees and putting on finishing
touches generally.
1t is especially desired that every
subscriber to stock SHOULD be pres
ent, az it is probable that a stock
holders meeting vii be held t,
choose directors. This, however,
should not d bar those who have
not subscribed from attending, as il
is desired to have a house fall OF
people, and all the enthusiasm
which that means.
Let every good citizen turn out
and lend the weight of his presence
TO the movement, even if he thinks
he cannot afford to aid it with his
money.
The directors have been impelled
to call this meeting by the pressure
of those who are interested. The
big meeting OF last week made
them feel good, and they want to
feel good again.
Let US have rousing meeting
for Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-01
A NIGHT OH.

The rehearsal for ga Night Of
are progressing finely, and an ex.
cellent perfo, nance is promised.
Mr.. r. j. Tolson has succee ded
Mr.. j. j. Mahoney in the cast, and
will play the part Of the young
doctor. The play is one Of the
most delicious comedies ever pro
duced in this country-b' light,
catchy, pure, clean and whole some.
1t will be performance we'll
worth seeing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-01
lie Saw Double.

Down on Austin street this morn
ing country an was noticed gaz
ing in the show window of a Big
furniture house. After taking it all
in he stepped on and entered the
next door. which led into clothing
house Looking to the right he
saw what appeared 10 be Il large
arch, |, aiding into ano her clothing
store He looked moment, then
stepped quietly out tire door and
into the furniture establishment.
Then he went cut front and ex
amined the thickness of the parti-
ton wall. Stepping back into the
clothing store he said: Say, mis-
ter, thar's furniter sto' nalxt do
to you uns, when yon look at
'tother side, yit when you look frum
this side thar pears to be two
cIothn' sto's. How's that?' He
was led around to what he thought
was the open archway, and he
found it to be a mammoth mirror,
and that 'tother" room, of
which he spoke, was but a ref2c
ton Of the one he was ir. The
mirror was SO perfect, aud its sur
face kept so clean that it was not
visible to his eye. In perfectness
and cleanliness it reflected every
thing ia the Establishment in which
it ia to be seen--tnat of the j.
Hansel Wood Clothing company.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-01
THE PLACE SECURED
For the Confederate Reunion and the
Sam Jones Meetings.

A joint committee from Pat
Uleburne Camp and the Methodist
church has succeeded in securing
the large shed of the National Cot.
ton Seed Oil mill corenr First and
J jackson, for the use of the Con
federate veterans at the reunion
here next month, aud for the Sam
Jones meetings, which are to i'm.
follow.
This is an excellent place. Con
venient, easily reached, and amply
commOdiOus.