The Day (Waco, Texas), Friday, February 15, 1889

              SIXTH YEAR. WACO, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is. 1889 BRICE 5 CENTS
TO THE
loisekwcrs ol Waeoaii bitrv Afct V U
The Trustee has decided to offer the
EATON, GUINAN & CO.
Stock of Groceries to
CON STJMERS
In case lots, for cash at car load cost. Every case of
Canned Goods is of the pack of 1888 and guaranteed in brand
and quality to be equal to any stock in the State.
All bills of $10 and upwards delivered free ot charge. Two
dozen Canned Goods in each case.
film Good*.
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2 lb Tomatoes..................... 3 85 per dcz. 2 lb" (1 >oseb rries............. $ 100 per doz
3 it Tomatoes..................... 1 15 ft 2 if Pme Apples.... ... 145 it
2 <( Corn...................$i to I 10 if 2 if Blackberries.............. . 90 fi
2 <( String Bears....So to 90 if 2 if Assorted Pie Fruit.. . I 10 ti
-3 u Okra and Tomatoes.. 1 if 2 if Raspberries.............. fi
22
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Okra ...........................
Marrowfat Peas.......... 1
90
30
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California Egg Plums..........
“ Damsons...............
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11
2 if Early June Peas.......... 1 45 if if Golden Drop Plums I 80 i i
2 < i Succotash ................ . 1 10 f f i Green Gages........ <f
3 i. Apoles........................... I 10 ft f i Apricots............... ft
3 if
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Pie Peaches........95 to 1 15
30
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Blackberries........
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3 if Peaches......................... I if li Pears..................... . 2 2u if
2 ft Peaches, Stanly Brand 1 IO if if Jellies................... 1 90 i«
3 if Peaches, Stanly Brand I 45
it if Jams...................... . I 90 fi
2 if Strawberries................. 1 20 if if Assorted Fruit... . 2 OO if
Retail Department.
SC, 1011 k tOlTHA
CORNER FIFTH AND AUSTIN STREETS.
Look out for the
GREATEST EMBROIDERY SALE
Ever attempted in the SwUth. On Monday morn-ing,
February 18, we shall show
: $20,
Jelly and Apple Butter in pails 5 cents per pound.
Preserves in pails 7 1-2 cents per pound.
Rolled Oats, Oat Meal, Oat Spray, Rolled Wheat, Bn
Wheat, Graham Flour, Grits and Rye Flour in Barrels, Hah
Barrels and Packages at Car Load Cost.
From one cent a yard upward. The
JOHN F. MARSHALL, Trustee PRICES WILL BE GUARANTEED
W. H. Ross, Pres. J. A. Blake V ce Pres.
W, P. Beaumont, Sec. and Tivas.
ROSS & BLAKE
> IMPLEMENT COMPANY <
Successors to Hinchman Implement Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in a Full and 0«u-plete
Line of
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES.
Cooper,
Sterling,
Smith and
STAR STATE WAGONS
The very best vehicles made. A fui stock cor
stantly on hand. See our goods before you buy.
701 and 703 Austin Street.
TOM PADGITT,
Wholesale Saddlery,
BOOT AND
SHOE FINDINGS.
DEALER IN
Carriages, Buggies,
Spring Wagons, Etc.
WACO, - - - TEXAS.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
Absolute Safety!
Fire and Burglar Proof!
Safety deposit boxes within
our lire and burglar proof
vault for rent very low. Ah-eolute
protection from loss in
any way. Apply at the bank.
“ N. B. SLIGH,
Cashier.
GEO. W- JACKSON,
Loan and Mortgage Broker
—AND —
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Corner Austin Avenue and Public Square.
WACO.....................................................................TEXAS.
Representing over two million dollars cash capi-tal.
I can make first mortgage loans on improved
real estate, in sums ot any amount, from $500 up to
$50,000, with the object of earning interest .alone.
Loans running from three to ten yeais, but with op-tion
to pay in installments or repay principal before
maturity on a fixed bonus. No trouble about exten-sions.
Vendor lien notes bought, or loans made on
their security. Sales or puicbases of farms expe-dited.
Titles examined and deeds prepared; acknowl-edgments
taken. No unreasonable delay when titles
are clear. Cash always on hand. Careful records
kept during currency of loan and information fury-nished.
12-16- d&w
Dr. H. W. Brown. Dr. R. C. Brown
DRS. BROWN & BROWN.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Office No. 322Austin Avenue. Telephone con-nection.
Against all comers.
REMEMBER
The.ie are all
Felix H. Robertson. Jno. W. Davis.
ROBERTSON & DAVIS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
WACO,.................................... TEXAS.
TO ADVERTISERS!
For a check for $20 we will print a ten-line adver
tisement in One Million issues of American Newspa-pers
and complete the work within ten days. Inis
is at the rate of only one-fifth of a cent a line, for
1000 Circulation 1 The advertisement will appear
in but a single issue, of any paper, and consequently
will be placed before One Million different newspa-per
purchasers; or Five Million Readers, if it is
true, as is sometimes stated, that every newspaper
is looked at by five persons on an average. Ten
lines will accommodate about 75 words. Address
with copy of Adv. and check, or send 30 cents for
book of 256 pages. Geo. P. Rowell, & Co.,
10 Spruce street New York.
RICHARDSON TAYLOR MED-ICINE
COMPANY.
302 South 4th Street, St. Louis, Mo.
BEHRENS A CASTLES,
WHOLESALE AGENTS, Waco, Texis.
Dr. Taylor’s Sure Cure, cures chills and fever, bil-iousness,
liver complaint, constipation, etc. Large
$1. small 50c,
Dr. Taylor’s Cordial, with iron, it strengthens the
system, restores lost appetite and promotes sound
sleep. Large 50c, small 25c.
Dr. Taylor’s Cherry Tonic, for irregularities, nery
ous diseases, etc. Large 50c, small 25c.
Dr. Taylor's Soothing and Strengthening plaster,
a sure painkiller, strengthens the weak parts and al-lays
inflammation. Each 25c, five $1.
Dr. Taylor’s Family Eye Salve,Jtor inflammation of
the eyes, weakness of vision etc. Per pot 25c, five $1.
Dr. Tablet’s Buckeye Pile Ointment, a positive cure
on the worst cases. Tubes 75c, boitles 50c.
Coussens’ Lightning Liniment, sure cure for rheu-matism.
Large 50c, small 25c
Coussens’ Honey of Tar, for coughs, colds, hoarse-ness,
etc. Large, 50c, small 25c.
Coussens’ Carminative Liver Pills per box, 25c.
White’s Cream Vermifuge. The greatest worm kil-ler
on earth. Price 25c.
I)r. Kepler’s 4 Seasons Sarsaparilla. Bottles 50c.
Dr. Storm's Celebrated Scotch Candy Drops. Per
box, 5c.,
We guarantee these medicinei to do just what we
advertise. Anyone buying one of these remedies and
take the same as per directions on every bottle, if it
fails to benefit you we will refund your money through
the merchant from whom you bought. Ask your
druggist for these remedies. For sale at W. A. Wil-iiamson
& Co’s,
NEW, FRESH, DESIRABLE GOODS,
Bought at forced sale for cash, and you all know
our motto of
Selling* Cheap!
LESSING, SOLOMON &
ROSENTHAL,
COR. FIFTH AND AUSTIN STREETS.
~ " ‘ —**
PAWNBROKERS & JEWELERS
THE OLD RELIABLE. CAPITAL UNLIMITED.
MONEY LOANED on all ARTICLES of VALUE
A fine line of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Guns, Revolvers, Musical Instruments,
etc., for sale at one-half their actual value. Rail Road Tickets bought and
sold or exchanged. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
Engraving. Business Strictly Confidential.
1). DOMNAU & BEO.,
372 Austin Ave., Opposite McClelland Hotel and 266 S. Side Squire, Waco. 611
Main Stree*, Dallas and Avenue D, Temple
THE SAMOAN AFFAIR-THE
IRON PRINCE MAKES HASTE
SLOWL1 FOR SOME CNKNO WN CAUSE.
The Question Arises is it for the Purpose of
Giving the Germans a Chance for Re-venge
While Negotiations are
Pending.
Baltimore, February 14.—A Wash-ington
correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun telegraphs his paper as follows re-garding
the proposed conference at Ber-lin
on Samoa matters: “It looks now
very much.as If the Samoa conference at
Berlin will not be held by representa-tives
of the present administration.
Count Arco Valley, the German minister,
cabed upon Secretary Bayard yesterday
and informed him that the latter’s an-swers
to the Bismarck proposal for a
conference had been sent to Berlin by
mail. It will reach Berlin about the
20th. The German foreign office will
probably take several days to consider
Mr. Bayard’s suggestion and answer it.
If it is again sent by mail it would hard-ly
reach this country before the begin-ning
of the Harrison regime. There
would seem to be no good reason why
the correspondence should not have
been conducted by telegraph, except an
assumption that Bismarck’s resort to
mails is simply a trick to gain time in
which to punish the Samoans before
negotiations at Berlin will begin. In
well informed circles here there is a
suspicion that Germany has already
sent reinforcements to Samoa to revenge
the killing of a number of men in the
recent fight wrth Mataafa, and it is not
at all unlikely that we will ultimately
hear of another bloody battle. If, how-ever,
Bismarck is playing fair
and accepts Mr. Bayard’s proposal
of truce in good faith, a commissioner
will be sent by Mr. Bayard to represent
this country at Berlin, provided of course,
Prince Bismarck’s reply is received in
time. Minister Pendleton, though much
improved in health, is hardly strong
enough to conduct negotiations. A
hitch in the matter*aside from the delay
of the correspondence by mail may arise
from Bismarck’s unwillingness to accept
Mr. Bayard’s proposal, that instructions
to suspend belligerant action in Samoa
“be telegraphed at once to German
agents and representatives of the other
treaty powers.” It is thought to be quite
possible that Bismarck will insist upon
reprisals by way of asserting German
prestige in the Pacific and satisfying na-tiorial
pride, which h is been touched in
a tender spot by the defeat of the Ger-man
landing party by Mataafa. Mr.
Bayard, however, has made the most
vigorous protest against such cause and
has already hinted that it would be
scarcely worth while to hold a conference
unless Germany gives practical evidence
of a sincere desire to promote the restor-ation
of peace on the islands or iorego-ing
her desire for vengeance.
WILL LET MR. HARRISON SETTLE IT.
Washington, February 14.-11 is
said at the state department that as there
is not the slightest desire on the part of
the president or Secretary Bayard to em-barrass
the incoming administration with
respect to its Samoan policy, it is not at
all likely that the present administration
will arrogate to itself the selection of an
American representative at the proposed
conference at Berlin, or that it will take
any action whatever that might tend to
commit the next administration.
THE LEADING DRUG STORES.
CASTLES,MORRISON A CO.
WHOLESALE and retail
D R U G G I S TS.
PROPRIETORS of
The Old Corner Drug Store.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN.
Leading Prescription store, Waco, Texas.
MORRISON, RISHER A CO.
PHARMACISTS.
PROPRIETORS OF
Tho Waco Dental Depot.
GERMAN AND ENGLISH.
Prescriptions filled at all times of the night.
AGENTS FOR JNO. WYETH & BRO.
315 AUSTIN AVENUE, WACO, TEX.
Weather Bulletin.
Galveston, February 14—[Special.]
—The depression noticed yesterday
morning has formed well and developed
an extensive storm area, embracing dis-tricts
west of the Mississippi river and
central in Colorado. It is moving east-ward
attended by cloudy weather, rain
and snow; rain on the eastern gradient
and snow on the north and west gradient.
In districts east of the Mississippi the
weather is generally fair. The temper-ature
in the northwest and Rocky Moun-tain
districts is considerably lower than
it was at the corresponding hour Wednes-day
morning, while in district east and
south it is decidedly higher. The storm
will move eastward with cloudy weather,
rain or snow, which will be felt in Texas
and central valleys to-day and to-morrow,
and be followed by colder air, which will
probably overspre id Texas Friday and
Saturday, especially the northern por-ttons
of the state.
Boiler >lakers go on a Strike.
San Francisco, February 14. -The
boiler makers in the employ of the
Riordian Iron Works of this city have
gone out on a strike on the ground that
certain iron plates being used in repair
of the boilers of the steamship Australia
were made abroad. The strikers cong
tend”that they will r.ot work in any
shop which procures any portion of its
boilers in the east or in foreign coun-tries;
that they must be made on the Pa-cific
coast. The company was employ-ing
150 men at $3.50 per day. The com-pany
has continued work with a short
force.