The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 150, Ed. 1, Monday, January 8, 1894 Page: 3 of 8
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THE EVENING NLW8 MONDAY JANUARY 8 1894.
FoMESTIC MATTERS
Iowa Political Matters
of Interest.
N HONOR OF JACKSON
rhe Hero of New Orleans
Toasted.
Irand billiard contest
bther Interesting items rrom
Various sections.
I D-.iiit-.-l Mnltnvo
Dks Moinks la. Jau. 8. Both
ranches of the legislatuiu assert.'.
led at noon today. liion is over-
dulmingly Republican aud as a
onsiq lenee the election of a sena-
ior of that political laith to succeed
Ion. James b. VVilBop whoso term
pireH March 3 of the coming year
Is asdired. This.lowever will not
je the only important business of
be bgiblaturo. Tho prohibitory
aw WMCll nas utuu larguiy lumru
fcierital in keeping the JIawkeyu
tale before the country of recent
fears is to be considered or rather
econcidered. A modification of
he law was promised by the Ra-
jublican state convention and waa
incorporated in the platform upon
which the party went to the state
ud scored a victory. Upon the
laBis of this modification however
he Republicans are decidodly di.
bided. There are many who lavor
It he retention of the law as it now
tands on the statute books others
aver its entire wiping out and
till others are prepartd to give
their support to a modification.
The same conditions tiitt in the
enate but a majority uf the mem
bers in the latter body is faid to be
n favor of extreme modification of
'the present law. Over a score of
WJIb dealing with the liquor traffic
bave been drafted and will ue pre-
tented within the next twenty-fou.-
hours. A majority of these recog-
nfee the prohibitory law as it now
itands but propose to levy an as-
essment of G00 to $1000 on
laloons tho exact amount to be
made optional with the boards of
mpervisors of the respective ooun-
ItieB. This is regarded as an oriir
inal method of whipping the devil
around the stump or in other
words recoen tine the olaimB of
the prohibitionists while insisting
that if the claims are to be ignored
in one or two or twenty oounties
then those euiltv of ignoring the
aw shall be obliged to pay the pen
alty and be allowed to continue in
the same line. As an advocate of
this compromise puts it this is not
to he considered as a license or pro-
tection against prosecution but
inould be regarded as au additional
penalty to be paid by those now
amenable to the law for the illegal
ale of intoxicants. Welker Given
of tho Marshalltown Times-liepub-
liuan a son of Judge Given and a
lawyer of repute is the author of
this compromise and which has
been indorstd by leading Republi-
can authorities of the state and by
representative divines of nearly ev
ery denomination. The measure is
well and skillfully drawn and not-
withstanding that it is apparently a
eeiui legalization of tho liquor busi
pess n is extremely probable that
it will paBs both houses. Still an
other bill provides for a state hconte
law with a fee of $1000 while the
Gatoh bill provides for looal optiou
Dy eounties and has many influen-
tial Bupnorters throughout the state.
is again offered for consideration.
Altogether the liquor question will
lurnish a decidedly interesting and
probably prolonged episodo in tho
mBiory ot tho present legislature.
As for the senatorial candidates
their names and numbers are legion.
juoat ot inern havo been on the
ground for a week
Representative William P. Hep-
burr of the e'ghih district Repre-
(putative Gooryu ti. Prkins of the
eleventh distrut. Attomiy General
John Y. Stone A. B. Cummings a
well known attorufy of this city
and Railroad Commissioner L. S.
Collin a prominent member of the
Amerioan Sibbath Union who has
been prominent in tho movement
for the preservation of the Ameri-
can Sahbath and who was nomi-
nated for the governorship by the
Prohibitionists last fall and was
induced to withdraw in tho interest
of the Republican party. Wilson
is regarded as out of tho race and
He order of the strength of C3ndi-
dues may be placed as follow
Wear Hepburn Cummii gn Per-
kms. Suiip Laoty arid Coffin
P 'kin through his Sioux Ci y
i ewspapor has waged a bitter war
on G ar on tho ground th.it the
latter rtfused to give his support to
the movement to make Allison the
Republican nominee for president
in 1888 and later refused to j in in
the rtq rest that Allison should ac-
Otspt the office of s cretary of tho
treasury. In either of these con-
ingencies Allison would have been
t ken out of Perkins' path aud tho
Utter would have become Benator by
virtue of the appointment of Gover
nor Larrabeo. The Republican
leaders are pntty well split up
between tho different candidates.
CummingB has tho support of ex-
Uund States Senator Wright Col.
R. P. Clarkson of tho State
Register ex Minister to Brazil Con-
ger State Auditor McCarthy and
numerous presidents of Republican
aud other organisations. Tho
Democratic nomination as a matter
of course will be purely one of
courtesy.
Larry T. Neal to Speak. -
Colujihus O. Jan. ti. Hon.
Larry T. Neal who committed the
the last Democratic national conven-
tion to the principle ofradical tariff
reform will be the leading speaker
at the banquet of the Jackson Club
tonight. It is given out in advance
that ho will not only justify his
action in this particular connection
but will attempt to demonstrate that
the prevailing depression aud lack
of confidence attributed to the ex-
pected policy of the Democratic
party on the tariff issue and which
is predicted on the plank which he
forced into the platform is but the
forerunner of more protperous timeH
than the nation has .experienced for
a couple of decades. Hon. Frank
Hurd Hon. M D. Harter John F.
Fillett B. D. Donavan J. II
Outhwaite and other Democratic
congressmen will deliver addresses
on the same line. Senator Brice
will bo present and although his
name is not inoluded in the list of
speakers he will be called upon
willingly or unwillingly to express
his admiration for and strong
support of tho present administration.
and breadth of the land that
memorable cot 11 ict will bo rente m
lieiBil tonight and toasts will be
drunk to the immortal memory of
Old Hickory. In this ci y there
will be numerous banquets in honor
of the day and the event. At the
'.I'iffinan House the members of the
Business Men's Democratic Associa-
tion will cross their limbs uuder tho
mahogany with President Kvan
Thomas in the ohair and Vice
President Sevenson Gov. Flower
Cor gasman William L. Wilson of
Wesi Virginia W. Bouiko Cjokran
of this city and I-ddor lliynor of
Maryland will ba among tho
orators.
In Honor of Jackson.
Philaikiiiha1i. Jau. . Tho
Young Men's Democratic Associa-
tion aud invited guests to a total of
nearly threo hundred will barquet
under the roof of the hall devoted
to the Sons of St. Georgo tonight in
honor of Jackson Dy Tho menu
will bo unexcelled in tho history of
social evonts in this city while tho
prist prandial oratory will be of the
h ghest order. Among the speakers
will be ex Pout master-general D ck.
enson of Michigan Charles b
Hamlin of Massachusetts Assistant
Secretary of 1 ho Treasury William
McAdoo of New Jersey Assistant
Srturetiry of the Nivy Jamos II.
E -kels of Illinois Comptroller of
of the Currency. Gov. Pattison.
Hon. Wayne MoVeagh United
Sutes Ambassador to Italy. Hon.
Josiah Qiunoy of Massachusetts
and a number of state cilioials and
federal officers.
Letter List.
The following is a list of alvtr-
tisod letters remaining in tho Waco
post otli jo on tho 0th day of Janu-
ary 1S!H
To i b :iin any of theso lottors the
applicant should call for advertised
letters giving dato of list.
If not oil led for within two
weeks t'oy will be sent to tho dead
lettor office.
Hklk.v A. Congki: P. M.
LADlESMilbT.
Adams Frank Mrs
BrennenE M Mrs Blaokwcll Bettio
Beety Jennie Mrs Mrs 2
BiMy.Mattic Miss Bnuk -nnio Miss
Bell Mify Miss Billings Avey Miss
Hltuso(YiitiieMisslirnvTn '.eua Miss
Cohen BlmchMissCanfi iid Wath
(May Jane Miss Miss
D.iCampLibbieMrBEdaidsH'lriMiss
KisherDella Mrs Franklin A Mrs
Graudolfo.J It Mrs Gundy.Mary Mrs
Giirdncr Joanor Kattcubaob bona
Mutthew Ivaohol Mrs
Miss Mitohel0 O Mrs
Moss Amorioa Mrs Miles Harriot Mrs
Mills JlelT Mrs NemecckAgnea
Owcns.Nullie MissPruettM A Mrs
Roberts Ann Mrs Riohardson SS Mrs
Smith Lotio M'S Snoad.A P Mrs
StcarnesMt:ryM.rs Schall'crl)olia Mrs
Hrnith.A M Mrs Taomas.M L Mrs
Thresher. M Mrs Thompson Ada
UbanksFlorcnco WuinboldIderMiss
Wilson Liz.uMiss Weii-Lena Mias
Warner Minnie Wetzel Mrs
Miss Williams MaggieK
gentlemen's list.
Avant.T T
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A LADY'S TOILET
Is not complete
without mi ideal
POMPLEXIORI
U POWDER. f$
POZZONl'S
Combines every element of
beauty and pifnty. It is bc-iuti-fying
soothing healing health-
ful and harmless and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Insist upon having tho gcnulno.
8
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NOORCCD DT TUT HlnHttT McdicaL AuTHOnlTISfc
aSMEMTHOLIKHILEFS"
$K5k "we.vou -fiTADrju
C''7S1s:mstmm wil ruu u i
ris- Mivir.) iic6nr.riit;rrir.nnftrtin
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Another Billiard Tournament.
Chicauo Jan. 8. Billiard men
are in a fever of anticipation over
the three cornered tournament be-
tween Ives Sohafor and S osson
which opens this evening at Central
Music Hall. The prospeots are
that tho spacious auditorium of
that institution will be more than
overcrowded by tho devotees of the
art tonight. The conditions of the
tournament are identical with
those whioh governed the New York
match the individual gtmes boing
six hundred points up. Ives has
not been playing his best billiards
in praotice. He recognizes that the
only way ho can hold Sjhatffdr fafe
at the balk line game is by becom-
ing adept at the anchor nurse and
hence he has been assiduously prao-
tioing this trick for the past week.
Captain A. C. Anson of the Chi
cago U3S0 Dan nine nas oeeu men-
tioned as referee and so has John
Callahan of Milwaukee. A black
board Bohemo of marking is to bj
introduced and the curniersome
string of buttons overhead is to be
relegated to the outside.
New Orleans Celebrating.
Nkw Ohlkans Jau. 8. The
Crescent City is holding high car-
nival today in honor of the anniver-
sary of the battle of New Orleans.
The clubs gave receptions this after-
noon and this evening the Daugh-
ters of the Louisiana Council of the
Society of 1770 and 1S12 will keep
open house. This celebration will
commernoratH not only the signal
victory of Old Hiotory but the
estatdishmont of a general society
uf tho daughters of the united
S a'es.
Bricklayers and Mason. 8
Omaha Neb. Jan. 8. The bi
ennial meeting of the International
Union of bricklayers and stone
masons opened heio today with a
large attendance. The reportH of
the officers were -of the most satis-
factory ch trader.
Chicago Takes a Hand.
Chicago Jau. 8. The various
Darnooratio societies of this city
will banquet tonight in honor of
Jackson dty. It is significant
moreover that the Illinois branch
of the Order of Sons of tho Revo
lution a semi.Republioan organiza-
tion will hold a special celebration
tonight at which papers on the
btttle of New Orleans will be pre
sented and patriotic songs will be
rendered.
Blocker Bcnnio
13. oA'cr. Daniel
Bell.L D
Bt-avieasjlobt
Bevins K A
BrownDavid
Berry.Goo
Bennett W M
BenyJis
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U) cents. H. D. tUiaMAN Kfr.lhrro IUur Kah B. S. ..
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MCMTIIfSI Tho cur anil nari-t rrnoily d.
Ill UN I UUt- hlUhlnii. rim-s I n-niii. Ii 11 s-mt
ltliouni. nlit Son's. Iliinic ruiu. Wnmlrrllll nun
(.! Inrl'l I. I'.S. l'rH-r.a.". rlr.iit lirm.-rj fli fJP
Chtiuir liv mull prcpalil. AtUlrv n-t ntni . Pftt-lll
Ballcrwhite.WallerBoukniirht Willis
BiynesJ 11
(Jo&ton.W II CoruuianderSam
Cobes Elige Cotton C L
CoddintonEd Cast'o & Burry
Chitrn J W & C Chamborlin.A J
Ch attain E F
list
or more. The
is naturally headed by the
present incumbent.James F.Wilson.
Then there is the veteran John II.
war at present member of the
house of representatives from the
nrst district Representative John
aoey of the sixth district
F.
A Patriotic Anniversary.
Nkw Yokk Jan. 8. This is tho
anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans an event whioh not only
gave eternal fame to the beautiful
Crescent City of the South but has
tended toward immortalizing
Andrew Jackson and enshrining
via name in the hearts of the Ameri
oan people. Throughout the length I -r(-Mf Btuato
Plasterers In Convention.
Dktiumt Mich. Jin. 8. The
international convention of . the
Plasterers' Association was called
to order this afternoon with a full
attendance of representatives from
the diilerent lodgps. After the
formal opening a'lJDurnmont was
taken unt'l tomorrow morning.
Dablinue 1) L
Oison.T B
Fuller.A I)
Frinks.ll H
Garretr.Jttck
Goh)ineDan
Kcrkowb L
K.ohn.B-m
Jackson J W
JordinSidnoy r?
Johnson 1 J
Huffman Ray
Humphreys.O II
Holmes L uis
Harttfiold It A
Larkins.O J
Leonard J L
LullineJ'attin
MotcsJ C
MorseGeo A
Davidson A J
Eatis.V I
Fry!) L
Gcllhpie.W A
Groen.M A
KembloMr
Kemble.Joo
Kendall W J
JaoksonTornas
Johnson Charloy
HumphriosA N
Hognn.W O
HillOicar
I.oe.W M
LawleyE J
McCord Collins &
Co
tofexien PfcseFai1
VIO
Mack KenziclIenryMillioent Georgo
MillsArthor Miller.L S
Mauloy.J E Mithisnn.WH
Mickey.Samuol E Ncal.J S
Owon.T B
Owens Jas A
PaitorsoD.E E
Presten.Pink
Roese.E E
Richards. Geo
Smith.O E
SirnsWilloy
Smith aainmio
Stone Johu
Summorfield.Fred Shaflor.E'd T
Olivor.Will
Parker.F J
PenoscaGoo
Robertson Willie
Koase O B
Smiley.R O
SmithTom
SuiithJoseph
Sutten.Gus
to Kvv.r urn youth
a mmn must koop lior
licullli All tho "beautl-
liiTs" in tlio orW won't
fin ns much for you ai
i r. 1 1 iuih I'iivorim rru-
tcii)tiou. "With th.it. you
fan see me goou tnul'j
(k.ni ns veil ns feci It.
That rc-pilates nil tho tito-
limnlj iimotionsimirovoj
j-fur (ligostlnn enriches
your blood brinps re-
ircshiiifr !l'ep mid builds
up Mri'iijrtbtns and ro-
pairs overy part of your s tem.
In overy on& of thu "fuuialo complaints" mid
wcnknesMJS thnt tnuku women old nml miser-
able tho "Prescriptum" will certainly cure.
It's tho only yutiranlcul remnly. If it
doesn't benoflt or cure in tho caso of ovory
weak or sull'ering woman sho'll Uavo her
money back.
You pny only for tho good you get.
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Wktih
mil
Tirusjoe
Thartan Wm
Thornton Luther
Taylor.C G
VaughtJas R
Williamson Al-
phord
White Ephriam
VaggouerDr
Thompson A S
'I home W S
Taylorjames
TurnerJno F
Wright.Geo D
WindhorR
Williams Willie
Wolls.O E
Warren.J P
MISCELLANEOUS.
Manager of Waco Steon.Hugh
There's tho very lifst evidenco thnt Dr.
Bage's Catarrh Itemedy will euro your Ca-
tarrh. It's this promi i' nindo by tho mnlteri
of tho mcdicino: "If jour Cutarrh enn't
be cured no matter what your cato in we'll
pay you ?-00.''
WACO ART CLASS.Ii
At to o'clock a. ti. i every Tuesday
Thursday and Friday under Ihn dirre-
Von of 3Iohm. deiHsaac Regular technical
tuition in every brtmcli Hood and eom-
Daily Sun
Carfon Franois
Deokard Josi
Mitt hell Fannio
Walkor.Edw
Huby.M W G
FowlerAndrew
JohnfonSallieMiss Johnson
lloganMary Miss Mrs
IlcrndonL C Mrs Harris Efiio Mrs
ronEiQN.
Berlus.R Brtkcr Mattio Lee
Mrs
Collins.M S
RamsayR D
Davis.Pompy
Murray.Joe
Weaver It L
Glass.W M Mrs
Bowers Elizabeth
Mariah
Flour
Ask lor White CreHt;
take no other.
W. K. Fikks & Co.
riione Lucy for McAIistcr Lump.
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No. 4 Quickest delivery.
flione Lacy ii you want good Coal.
IhiylerV $1. a pound.
W. K. Finks & Co.
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1 frcMnicM. v.jclng &&3k&
;u and hculihy coin- W t-.-. fziHn
;xlon. Fiiptiiorloalliiu'o
RemoVM Frecldcs Pi-ip'
Liver - Moles U'ic!:k0Jds'
Sunburn uml Ter nil n
Etorca tin) fcUin i-i Crforls
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prPimriiHorK inut jicifoitly hnni'le". A nil
ilret;sl''isor liHillo'l icr SOrta. iienJ lor Circris.
VIOLA SKIN SOAP l tlmplr !ii3T!wiUii iu c
tVlD j.iirUilli Soiv. uaHli'il" ' T'lr tlio toll rut rltb)utb
rival Tor Ilia imrs.ry. AI.ho1iiiI j.nro n'-.l dcll.fctel itmV-
.Hi. .iVilnwIt Vfioo 25 "an
C C. HITTNER 4. CO.
o' no O.
DON'T MONKEY
with facts ! You might as wcl
fool with dynamite as to try to
twist facts out of recognition; nnt'
here is a fact too plain to be dis.-
puted.
will mike your hair grow on the
bald spots it will remove dan-
druff and it will cure the scalp if
troubled with itching; or sores. If
your druggist does not not have it
call or write to
ED. K. DISMUKE
Waco Texas.
Each bottle guaranteed. Price
$2.oo per bottle.
The Geyser City Directory
I'KOFIi.VSKiN.W. OAK Its.
DK. J. W. HUNTER
Ofllcr Itootn M I'riirltlrnt lliilhlini .Sln1
at Old Curlier Itruy Store llmttlenrr 1 WT
M Kill it. fi lejilwHK i f ( it nil mlilrnr
vrr.Aiti i.AHMiiticv
Phone Lacy lor MeAIister Coal.
WACO STEAM LAUNDRY
VHIJW 11 HUH. t'roprletors.
I'romyit Attention to out of town orders.
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Fihk Inhukanck and Rkal Estatk.
Room 48 Provident Building.
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