The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 168, Ed. 1, Monday, January 25, 1892 Page: 3 of 8
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WACO DAILY NEWS JANUARY 25 1892.
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AH these people arc rushing to J. D. LOFTIN'S NEW CASH STORK
Chas. East's old stand COS Austin Avenuo.
Granulated Sugar 20 pounds for $1 and other goods at priocs never be-
fore heard of.
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W. HUNTER M. D.
1 sil'iax a xi s vita i:ox
ll.ir.i .... T.i jr ill.
Slnto at Old Cornor Drug 8toro.
Ofllco hours lit roBldenco from 2 to 4
p. in. No. 1408 South Eighth streot.
W. H. WILKES M D W. O. WILKK9 M D
Residence 120 N9 Bt Residence Lil.9 N 12 St.
DBS WILKLS & WILKES
Physicians and Surgeons.
C8 CHAMBERS HLOCK.
Mttc at Old Corner Drug Blore. Telepnone
Bt Office ftml Residences.
Dr. N. T. HARRIS
Office ou Austin Street over
First National Bank
EUGEtfE TKOTT
207 South Mh Street.
Best coal in any quantity
delivered promptly. Prices
as low as the lowest.
RrjGRKR TEOTT
207 South Fifth Streot.
Block of 20 lots in Waco addition
to Rookport on Ilerring Kolley
Jiyans and Inge streets $400.
J. E. Anderson.
The Big Muddy lump is strictly
cold-weather coal. Telephone Egan
or coal.
You can buy a good shoo from a
good houso. We keep the olass of
shoe that you want.
Sleeper Clifton & Co
For the best and freshest beefpork
mutton veal spareribs liili d
oysters o 10 Crippen corner Fifth
nd Frankling
Don't dolay if you desire Hock-
port property it will bo too high soon.
20 lot blocks for $400.
J. E. Anderson.
Our goods and our prices do our
advertising we find it best in the
long run.
Parker Bros.
A''J. Leslie lor first-class watoh
clook and jewelry repairing. Same
building with H. E. Ambold Anstin
Avonue.
You do not havo to draw on your
imagination while seated at a fire of
the "Big Muddy lump." On the con-
trary you have to "draw baok" from
its "generous heat." Remember tho
Big Muddy and take no other. Tolc-
phono Egan for coal.
A Sure Cure for Piles.
Itching piles are known by moisture j
like perspiration causing intense itch-1
wg whon warm. This form as well as J
ulind Bleeding or Protruding
viold at onco to Dr. Bosanko's Pile
Roraedv whioh acts diieotlv on parts
affected absorbs tumors allays itohing
ana eueots a permanent cure. ouots
Druggists or mail. Circulars freo.
Dr. Bosanko 329 Aroh St. Philadel-
phia Pa. Sold by W. B. Morrison
&Co.
Dr. Geo. P. Mann dentist. Full
tett of upper or lower teeth $12.50.
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If you want tho best cheap coal in
Waoo telophone Lacy for the Brier
Creek.
Beware of'lroltatlons
Of MoAlister ooal. No one han-
dles the Genuine article but Laov.
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An AfTctlii S'crnp.
Junction City Tex. Jan 2-". Ono ol
the saddest burials witnessed hero foi
some time took place lust week. It was
the burial of Mra. Ruyner who died of
pneumonia. Notwithstanding sho had
good attention by physicians and friends
sho had to succumb leaving live chil-
dren who have been fatherless for five
or six years two boys and three girls.
The scene at tho cemetery was almost
heartrending to hear tho cries pleadings
and prayers of tho threo littlo orphan
jdrln. The eldest aged 12 who had
been by her mother's bedside both day
and night soon fainted and for some
time seemed to be unconscious of her
grief. Tho next older one Bertie about
10 pleaded with earnestness iu about
the following strain:
"O mamma won't you please come
back just a littlo while? O Jesus
pleaso let mamma come back a little
while so that I can kiss her sweet lips
and tell her how much I love her. O
mamma won't younovor never comt
back? O pleaso do!"
CliMing Uji Saloons.
Poucell I. T. Jan. 25. The Indian
police acting under tho instructions ol
Agent Bennett have for tho past few
days been closing up tho saloons here
and destroying the beer. A telegram
was received from J. J. Dickinson
United States marshal for tho eastern
district of Texas by United States Com
mis.sioner Gates instructing him tc
cmi'io tho arrest of all persons ucting
upon these orders. The reason of this
conflict is tho opposing decisions ol
Judges Bryant and Shackloford whe
havo concurrent jurisdiction over all
liquor cases in tho Indian Territory.
Tho former holds that beer can bo sold
here and the latter that it connot. Tht
outcome promises some interesting fea-
tures. liiur Men AKsnultril.
Corpus Ciiiusti Tex. Jan. 25. Foui
new employes of the San Antonio and
Aransas Pass railroad were assaulted it
this city Saturday night in differon'
parts of town. Tho ilrst assault was
made on tho engineer of tho Rockport
train the second on G. Saunders host-
ler; tho third on H. T. South telegrnpl
operator and tho fourth on Charles Ed
wards assistant hostler. South and Ed
wards wero roughly handled. War-
rants were sworn out at a lato hour last
night and two men arrested and locked
up who will havo a hearing to-morrow
morning.' An engine was also ditched
but this is attributed to carelessness ot
the part of tho new men.
CcB-rruam'tno
Stopped
tho progress of Consumption.
Tho best authorities agree that it's
a scrofulous affection of tho lungs.
If taken in time and given a fair
trial Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will effect a cure. Thou-
sands have boon eavcil by it thou-
sands more aro putting it off till
too late. For every form of Scrof-
ula Bronchial Throat and Lung
Affections "Weak Lungs Severe
Coughs and kindred ailments it
is a positivo remedy. It's guaran-
teed to do all that's claimed for it.
If it doesn't benefit or cure in
every case your monoy is returned.
Tho " Discovery " is the only
Liver Blood and Lung Remedy
that's sold so. Think what a medi-
cino it must be !
Especially has it manifested its
potency in curing Tetter Salt-
rheum Eczema Erysipelas Boils
Carbuncles Sore Eyes Goitre or
Thick Neck and Enlarged Glands.
"World's Dispensary Medical As-
sociation Makers No. 003 Main
Street Buffalo N. Y.
WAR WITH CHILE.
Tho Fight Depends on Aransas Pass
If It Is
ADOPTED AS AN HARBOR THE
United MuIl-n Will Suruly Win ami
Tho Solillom niul Suitors will Ito
llapiiv ICoclcpnrt LiOlM Will Ito n
1'lnc liivoktinciif Wliolliur War Is
Had or Not.
This Garden nas oceu an interest-
ing tkemo for centuries and its loca-
tion a subject of inqury for both
scholars and antiquarians.
If this famous spo.t has not been
definitely located let the investiga-
tion bo confined to Texas for it Las
within her vast area the olimate and
soil descriptive of this historio place
A New Year's diuner was givon in
honor of the Aransas County Horti-
culturists to be served from voluntary
donations of theso men taken from
thoir own gardens near Rockport.
Drafts wero drawn jpon the sdjaccnt
proprietors with the following r.'suhs:
Every mandato was honored and
the result was stupendous. Mr. Joo
Tripis sent a liberal quantity of onions
cabbage cauliflower and tomatoes with
specimons of green corn aspargaus
and oantaloupes. Mr. M. Kaltenbaob
was absent when tho pross fiend arriv-
ed at his home but Mrs. Kaltenbaob
and Miss Florenco Farrel entertained
him handsomely and loaded his cart
with now Irish potatoes magnificent
yams white radishes black turnips
lettuce and snap beans and gavo him
a specimen strawberry plant on whioh
wero growing green leaves greon bor
ries now blooms and a single rich red
ripe berry that surely tried his pa-
tience to deliver. Tho last cluster of
grapes had been pluoked for their
family dinner on Christmas day.
Mr. William Lomas of Rockport
sent liberal specimens of white giant
golden plume and bleached celery
with the fresh dirt clinging to the
roots.
Mr. Peter D. Houser sent a liberal
supply of egg-planis celery ripe
tomatoes cashaw squashes sweet
peppers green and ripe and rutaba-
ga turnips.
Mr. Christy Osborne sent a lot of
magnificent largo turnips beets and
cabbages.
Messrs. W. II. and J. C. Ives joint-
ly sent a load of cabbages turnips
onions beets radishes and sweet
potatoes with specimens of groon
pea vines greon tomato vines in
bloom and fresh lettuoe.
Mr. II. G. Boles sent three lareo
watormolons from his enormous vine.
One of these melons weighs 4G pounds
another 40 pounds and the othor 38
pounds. Mr. Boles also Bent half a
dozen frying-sizo chickens and a
specimen bunoh of rhubarb of whioh
some stems but ton days old are
larger than a oarpenter's ponoils. Mr.
Boles sent somo elegant homo-made
presorves and pickles.
Messrs. Holman and Hoffman sent
a lot of fine radishes and Messrs.
Isaao Hughes and Jack Burris sent a
full supply of ficsh milk and butter.
Mr. Jno. C- Emory undertook to
supply tho table with geese duoks
and small Gamo and O. L. Wilson
sent an elegant lot of fresh vonison
whioh ho killed that morning es-
pecially for the occasion and whioh
was warm when deliverod.
Mr. J. E. Barber killed a lot of
quail for tho occasion and sent a fat
young mast-fed hog.
Tho beef was raised and fattened
on the MoCampbell pasture and
slaughteree bo Mr. G. W. Lowis.
Mr. J. I. Caruthors sent a dozen
bottles of rich native wines from his
Inglesido vintage of 1891.
Tho markets of Rockport and Aran-
sas harbor furnished fish oysters and
game in endless quantity.
The orobards of Live Oak Peninsula
are yet in thoir infanoy and native
fruits oould not bo secured oxcopt for
decorative purposes. Prof. H. P. Att-
water of Rookport loaned threo native
oranges upon a freshly cut stem with
leaves clinging to it and also donated
a largo sweet potato that had takon a
second gorwth and was onvoloped in
a networ'c of vines grown from its
own body. Tho orange specimons had
been given to Prof. Attwater for pres-
ervation in his museum of Southwest
Texas produots and wore loanod on
The Herald's plodgo to roturn them
but they were inadvertantly eaten and
a sinoero apology is the only return
Tho Ilorald oan make.
Banana culture was represented by
tho nodding loaves on tho throe fine
trees in the hotel court-yard.
Orange trees lemon trees fig trees
apple trees pear trees plum trees
ohcrry trees peach trees pocan trees
and grape vines wero represented
among tho decorations by branohos
showing green leaves and fresh buds
and bright peach blossoms.
Let tho bill of fare speak for
itself.
Tho bill of faro was prepared by
Captain Miller and tho editor and
sent to tho cook after all the pro-
ducts had been rcooived. Everything
upon it was served at tho dinner
aud ovory product upon the
table was prepared or illustrat-
ed from tho produots of Live
Oak Peninsula. Several hundred
copies woro hurriedly printed from it
and the following is a substantia
copy:
MENU
Oranges from San Patrioio County.
Oysters.
Aransas Bay on Half Shell. Fried
Escallopcd.
FISH.
Trout Ovsler Sauce Red Fish plain
Flounder Crumbed Wino Sauco
COLD DISHES.
Chiokon Salad Stylo Hotel Hoyt
Texas Cured Ham
Celery White Grant and Goldon
Plume.
NEW VEOUTAllI.ES.
Dwarf Champion Tomatoes Sweet
Potatoes Irish Potatoes Drum-
head Cabbbage Egg Plant Marrow-
phat Peas Squash Cashaw
Egyptian Beets Sweet Peppers Silver
King Onions.Shoppard Radishes
Golden Stem Lettuoo.
C.AME ROAST AND ROILED.
Vonison Currant Jolly. Goose Oystor
Sauce. Brant Plain. Duok Colory
Sauco. Turkey Oystor Sauce.
Quail on Toast. 'Possum with Kraut.
l'ASTHV.
Fresh Rhuberb Pie Native Lemon Pie
fruits and desserts.
Southwest Toxas Bananas
Native Grapes Nativo Pecans
Strawberries and Cream
Watermelon Vanilla Ice Cream
oweet and Butter Milk.
native wineb.
Claret Port Angelica.
Every article on the abovo monu
was grown near Rockport chie fly by
men who havo recently cast thoir for-
tunes in Aransas county who with-
in little more than one year have
made homos devolopod farms and
brought produots to perfection that
for quality and variety could not at
this season have been duplicated olso-
whero within tho jurisdiction of tho
Amerioan eagle.
Threo laigo cotton stalks with green
stems green leaves green bolls new
blooms and full opened bolls occupied
the ocnter of the tablo decorations.
Green sprigs of honoy-sucklo vine
oleanders and crapo myrtle woro
prominently displayed. In tho center
of tl'o table assigned to Gov. Wheoler
and Captain Miller was displayed a
large watermelon standing on end
pinaolo shapo with sproading points
to display the red moat. Arranged in
vases around tho central board wero
innumerable varieties of grasses and
flowers and tho wall docorations wero
prepapared from the bright green
leaves of the sweet bay tho oleander
tho sea bean vino and the salt cedar.
The docorations ocoupied tho oen-
ler table four feot by sovon and in
a pyramid eight feot high oooupiod
tho cntiro space. In addition to the
illustrations of tho agricultural pro
duots shown upon it woro speoimons
of red fiBh trout and floundor and
largo fat oysters from Aransas Bay
upon shells larger than a mule's ear.
Theso spooimens were sent by Miller
Brothers ot Rookport.
The souvenirs for tho reception were
composed of Bca beans pumice stones
star-fish and shells from the oooan
beach on Mustang Island guilded
and hand-painted with mottoes by
Mi6S Maymo MoBrydo. Thoy woro
delivered to each departing guest by
Miss MoBryde in porson and tho
guosts were invited to remain for tho
ball.
Bargains at Cummins' 5 and 10 et.
Store.
A 1-2 gal. and pint oups lOo
A 5 Hole mouse trap 10c
A deep pudding pan and spoon. lOo
A covered tea steeper 0o
A scoop dipper and funnel 10c
A wood spoon fork and scre-v
driver v . . . lOo
3 Heavy glass sauco dishss. . . . lOo
2 Thick plain glass goblets.. lOo
15 8 inch tin pio plates lOo
12 Tin tea spoons 10c
12 Sheets paper envelopes and
1'en 10c
12 slato pencils and 12 lead.. .. 10o
2 10 cent tablets for 10o
A covered glass 6ugar bowl. . . . 10o
A covered glass butter dish . . . . 10o
At Cummins' ft and lOo. storo 703
Austin avonue b;tweon Cth & 8th Bt.
A Mother's Mistake.
Mothers frequently mako a mistako
in neglecting the Cough of a child. A
Fort Wayne Ind. ludy writes: "My
littlo daughter ti years old had a so-
vero cough but as it was nothing un-
usual 1 thought lothini; of it and al-
lowod it to run on for -1 or fivo weoks
when it became so obstinate sho began
losing flesh. I called in a physioian
who treated hor three weeks without
boneiit. A neighbor insisted upon
niy trying Ballard's Uorehound Syrup
it relieved her from the first doso and
she began gaininc; flesh rapidly when
wo had used two bottles her cough
had entirely disappeared. I would
not bo without it. It does notoonsti-
pato mv children. R.lllanl'H TTnrn.
hound Syrup is free from opiates. Its
me moBt soottnng throat and lnng
medioino in tho world.
Sold by 11 0 Hisher & Co.
Stoam Sausage Factory.
Fresh FiBh.
Fresh .Lard.
Fresh Oysters.
Fresh Spare Ribs.
All Kinds Meats
And Sausage
Cheap for Cash.
J. C. Stafford.
Ilaoklen'a Arnica Balvo.
Tho best salve lu tho world for cuts
bruises sores uloors salt rheum fe-
ver sores tetter ohappod hands chll
blftlns corns and all skin oruptlons
and positively quros plloB or no pay
roqulrod. It Is guaranteed to give
satisfaction or aonoy rofundod. Prloo
26 cents a box. for salo by W. B
Morrison & Qo.
A. D. Adams & Bros..
Hard to Beat
Poaoh and Apple Cider Try mo
I am good .
Rockport lots have two strings on
fortunes bow Orange and Grapo oul-
turo and will dovblo in value in a few
months as it is the cominc doc
waterport. J. E. Anderson.
Miles' Norve And Llvor Pills
Act on a now principle regulating
the liver stomach and bowols through
thouorvoH. A now dlscovory. Dr.
miles' Pills spoodlly euro biliousness
bad tasto torpid llvoi pilos consti-
pation. Unoqualed for men women
and children. Smallest mildest sur-
est. CO dnHOn 2fi innlH. Hnmnlnu f..
at H. O Rishor & Co's..Drug storo513
IIUHUU IIVUUU?
Tulia JLots.
Garden spot of the groat Panhandle.
Rich loamy soil. Great wheat country.
Tulia !Lots.
Tulia is tho county soat of Swisher
county. One of the finost oouuties
iu tho groat Panhandle. Court house
churohes schools c a a.
Tulia Lots.
Swisher county is developing rapidly.
Thousands aro going to tho Panhan-
dle daily and the man with tho plow
is daily going to Swisher county.
Tulia Liots.
A pretty town in mo prettiest country
in tho world. Land level as a floor
and produoing immonso crops of all
coroals vegetables and fruits.
Tulia Lots.
Everlusling freestone puro water in
illimitable quantities at twenty-fivo to
thirty feet.
Tulia IiOtg.
Are in a growing town in a growing
oounty. Property is advancing daily
and will continue to advanoo in a way
to mako tho head Bwim. Buy now
Don't dolay a day. Lots ohoap r
dirt at prices now asked.
For mapa plats and other particu-
lars apply to
L H
ill Franklin ntrcet.
lumuuiiiii) tuw inMiiviiij
FOIITUKOUKKOI-'
LIQUOR $ MORPHINE HAPITS.
.ALL ONOHAUlJUIibS
THE KEELY INSTITUTE OF
Indian Territory.
OKLAHOMA CITY O. T
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Christopher, R. The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 168, Ed. 1, Monday, January 25, 1892, newspaper, January 25, 1892; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth114671/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .