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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-13

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The elevator., 1888-09-08

the thought which had been sugge Vted TO
his mind
" 1t looks as if the villains had spetted
the bank, and were afraid of my inte.tfer-
ing with their operations. Strange If
should come in the way, for the second
time, of that gang. Only one of them would
have used that signature, yet it seems
most foolhardy thing TO do to warn me in
that way. / can't understand it at all; must
be sharp and watchful."
These were the thoughts which chung to
him after he had parted from Althea. Could
he have looked back through the closed
doors, have seen her standing with that
drawn look OF pain on her brows, he would
have known that he had not left her in such
entire ignorance as he imagined. There
was trouble of her own, too, gnawing at
that proud heart.
" Have l been so untrue TO myself as to
give my heart unaskcd, land worse thought!
-unWOrthily: | will not believe it. | have
faith in Norris If there is baseness and
treachery, he will discover them | have
uone right by putting that note in his
hands,
Yet the consciousness Of doing right did
not bring peace to Miss Everleighs breast.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Only Fifteen Thousand Dollars.

Dallas gets $4,000 more in a lumr
from The Louis ana State Lottery" was
the word which went through the city at
the drawing of last month. On inquiry
it was found that two gentlemen, both
young men, had drawn each SIS, 900 and
meeting one Of them yesterday, Mr..
sydney ]. Potter, reporter proceeded to
investigate him on the subject thuswise !:
"Mr. Potter, when did you buy Your
ticket"
ion the Saturday night before the
drawing"
"What was the number, how much did
IT draw and did you get the money!"
Certainly. Which shall | answer
first? The number Of the ticket was
35,567; it being twentieth, drew s15.-
goo and got the money-had it FRIDAY
after the drawing"
Had you ever bought ticket be-
fore?"
"Oh, yes. | had been playing the
lottery Tor some time, occasionally win |
ming small sums 50 that | kept little
ahead, the largest amount drawn. how
ever being $1OO."
Dld You feel surprised when apprised
q the fact that you had gotten there with
one, or both Of your feet?"
II should smile | felt all over in
spots. The glowing knowledge came to
me that | wouldn't have to travel and
sell segars for Martinez any more-un-
less wanted to-and be absent from nv
family"
'lt is nobody's business, particularly.
what you are doing with your money,
but what are you doing with it, any
how? m
am buying some real estate-putting
il into good solid Dallas dirt, getting
home for the wife and babies. ana some
other little property that will pay
monthly income and help me 10 make
living, help me to lay up something for
the education Of the children when they
get old enough, and lay up 4 nest egg for
me and the better half when the silver
threads come among the goli on her !
lear little brow and in the black Of mine. |
And by the by, | desire to say right here.
hat the money il my wife's. The night
bought the ticket, when went home
gave il 70 her, making present Of il.
md it is all hers. .'-LaUas lTex.l N,rs
august LIST !,
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Not So Eminent AZ Might Re.

The two men had occupied the same seat in
railway coach for half day, and the train
had reached its destination
II am indebted to you, sir, for an agree
able conversation that has relieved greatly
the monotony Of long journey. May ask
your namen
Certainly. NY name is Sullivan"
(Jocosely)-"Not Mr. Sullivan Of Bostonr'
YES | reside in Boston"
what! Mott
Haughtily)-"No, sirl am college pro
fessorn
Beg pardon. Permit me to introduce
myself. My name is Crowley"
(Smilingly)-"Not Mr. Crowley Of New
York;
Yes, New York is my home"
Gotly)-"No, sirl am the president Of q
bank, sirl"
Goldly)-"Good day, sirl"
Frigidly)-"Good dayr'-Chicago Trib-
The elevator., 1888-09-08
STARTLING DISCOVERY.

The discovery by the einhabtants of locality hither
to unvisted by the pestilent scourge of fever and
ague that it exists in their very midst, is decidedly
startling Such discoveries made at every season
in every part of the Union. Subsequently, when it
is ascertained, as it invariably is at such times
through the valuable experience of some one who
has been benefited and cured, that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is thoroughly eicacious eradcator
of the malaria poison, and means of fortiying the
system against it, feeling of more security and tran
guilty reigns throughout the whole neighborAood
Besides the febrle forms of malaral disease dumb
ague and ague cake removed by the potent action
of the Bters, to which science also gives its sanction
a remedy for rheumatism, dyspepsia constipation
iver complaint, debility, kidney troubles, and all
diseases imIaring the organs of digestion and assm
ilation.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
UNDER A CLOUD :
CLEARING HIMSELF.
The Thrilling and Absorbing Story
Of a Great Crime.
BY JENNIE DAVIS BURTON,
AUTHOR OF "HER LIES SECRET" AND
OTHER STORIES.
copyrighted, 1853, by the A. n Kellogg Neacspape
TOmDdAY All Ri0hfs KesRrrad

copyrighted, 1888, by the A. n Kellogg Newspaper
Company. All Rights Reserved.
Ask that brakeman you're in so thick
with Tor description of the detective that
TOOK ride under his car There amt one
OF the force, as know of, that's got such a
niche out of his Uranium as | cover up vet
every tlm'e | comb my hair I've let if
grow out o. purpose. ',1in't so becoming
style to me, either, andghat's s what cuts },
Are you telling me the truth, Ingot?''
Wen, you're hard one to convince, ;"
grumDled IngOt. in disgust ""rain't like
ly I'd Acknowledge that much if I'd really
been up to the business myself Do you
know why I've never got my mac up at you
for thinking as you did! Cause I'd pitched
on you as the party who got away with
Childer's package. know better now"
" Was that why you followed me-why
you tried to pass yourself off on me as
Lyman Childer that first night"' ques-
toned Norris, his brain in a whirl.
" That was the reason; and why, further,
that my health gave out so as to make me
look round for an assistant. | wanted to
get you under my eye for spell, but as /
said before, it's all right now"
They had reached the avenue, and Norris
paused, waiting for a car which was coming
in the distance.
Il owe you an apology if-if you are tell
ing me the truth But | am as much in the
dark as ever. If that package was of as
small account as Childer claims, why
should you two be taking such an interest
in the matter OF the express robbery!"
Ingot took the Yankee way of answering
the question.
"S'pose it's not of such small accountl
Spose Childer only wanted to make it APP
pear SO to give him better chance to
workl'
don't see yet why yoW-'
Oh, yes, you do! You see clearly enough !
why any thing that's of interest to the |
Childers is of interest to me. That your
car! Well. now that I've let you into no
ton of how the case stands, I've just one |
thing to ask, and that is for you to keep out |
The elevator., 1888-09-08

The report of the managers of the lead
ing clearinghouse in the United States
shows the tolal gross exchanges for the
week ending September l. 1855. 10 he
$S0S, $40, ,143 decrease OF Ia. a. per cent
from the corresponding period rof Ia It
year.
\ singular cattle pest has AZ peared
among the cattle Of the farmer; OF Akron
anu vicinity, in Lancaster county. \. y.
IL Is a small green fly which bores into
the base Of the horns. The horns soon
begin to decay, and at last fall off. A
number OF valuable cattleh have died from
the effects OF the insects ravages.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
WRENCHED HIS BACK,
LTEnoNVILLE, ORLEANS Co., n. Y.

LFEnoNVILLE, ORLEANS Co., n. Y.
April 2, 1885.
About year ago, imprudently stepped off
the Hudson River cars while they were in
motion. In trying to save myself from fear
tpl fall ! wrenched my back terribly. The
next day could not walk, and / suffered pain
from my neck to my heels. Various applica-
lions were made, but nothing which was done
abated my suffering Being anxious to get up
aud attend to business, determined to place
three ALcoCKs Porous PLAsTERs, one above
the other, on my back In about an hour and
a half they caused considerable itching. The
pain and soreness sensibly decreased, and |
rested pretty well that night. The next morn
ing the itching began to be quite severe under
the ,plasters To get some relief, l had NV
back we'll nhbed erossways oyer the Plasters.
was surprised within two hours afterwards to
tnd the pain and soreness almost gone. I
stayed in bed that day; and the morning after,
wards got up and attended to business,
q. Y, PErTMAN.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

White Elephant of Siam, Lion of England,
Dragon of China, Cross of Switzerland. Banner
of Persia, Crescent of Egypt, Double Eagle of
Russia, Star of Chill, The Circle of Japan,
Harp of Erin.
To get these buy box of the genuine Dr.
T. MCLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, price
% cents, and mail us the outside wrapper with
your address, plainly written, and cents in
stamps. We will then mail you the above list
with an elegant package of Geographic and
chromatic cards. Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
HA VI BURG FIGS

arg N'e sovereign remedy IN al cases where excsss,,
or tnsuflf lent nosirishrncnt sea~pgarr b., 80 t
iessT'ess travelling pregnancy produces tsr8eaf,
70 toiisfl patton, that bane of toe American ,47 n
ne%.td 70 remedy this condition nav resrl
seil'uSt; hANh RG fiSs arr fruit laxative lozeues
composed y fruits and te. etabaS A tbsr,..i r-.4
they are 'ery cfecsive, and their continued Ill.
Eee the bowels ia healthy zBd ratural cor6tt,.r
= The result - tn4etse Liver ana f
toms are manifcstei by heasia Le furrei tonne
'oss u appetite And c.ilw skin HsxErRe Fvs
" "Afs the @" iUFsatye tLat n II tFectaalv relie.,
snis cof9oil 2 an Z Frpa1yr tAe impurities ia, a.
sNe sstein- h--t 80 fsas are harmless II their us
= e"tatlinei N ie1nite ", and a box should afRaR.
Dc AeFt IN tie h'u-e. They are delightful IA ~
IAste. lANte. Dose, ore Fi<. Price. = ems a b..x
The elevator., 1888-09-08
EhY He kthia.

"You wers up before me aboutT" weeks
ago."
Eyes, sah."
For stealingT'
eyes, sab"
Sand you were fined"
"Dat's So"
''And here you are up again for stealing.
What mado you repe & your crime"
"Huh! How does yer 'spect me ter git
back de money paid fur de fine eff I doan
steal some moreg"-IeEas Siftings.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets are preyen-
tive as we'll as curative. A few of these ;" Little
Giants taken at the right time, with little expense
ana no inconvenience, will accomplish what many
dollars and much sacrifice of time will fail to do after
Disease once holds you with his iron grasp Const-
patton relieved, the Liver regulated the Blood pur
FED, Will fortfy against feyers and all Contagious
diseases. Persons intending travel, changing diet,
water and climate, find invaluable DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In vals convenient to
carry.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
A SeasonabIe Rhyme.

The apple ripens on the tree,
The hen brings forth her second brood,
And daily by the sounding sea
The collar willis upon the dude.
The mowers singing in the mead,
The rose the cir with fragrance 6lls,
The wild tomato runs to seed,
The icemen send their little bills.
We daily see ths1gechtsman trim
His saucy vess s sheets and tacks;
At evening in 10 windows dim
And duSky there are little smacks.
Boston Courier.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

me Pacific BANE, Of San Francisco,
pnrrnes the even tenor OF its wav. simnly
pointing to its 100000 Of paid np
capital; its 100000 of surplus fund.
(showing an increase Of $3.50, 900 within
2l2 years.; and its regular dividends AZ
large ~ ever, leaving business men 70
draw their own inferences.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Sea Side Beauty.

Now ct the sea side pretty arms
Are to the sun laid bare,
While pretty girls display their charms
And sniff the salty air.
Unheeded comes the dashing wave;
She's upright, calm and mute,
For where she stands no waters lave
Her pretty bathing suit.
AZ eventide when comes repose,
How changed the lovely dream,
-ould one but see her arms and nose
Ger plastered with cold cream.
Merchant Traveller.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

"Do you know, Mary, once actually contemplated
suicide? "You hOrrify me, Mrs b. Tell me about
It,. 81 was suffering from chronic weakness. be.
IeNed my self the most unhappy woman III the world
looked ten years Older than really was and felt
twenty. Lille seemed to have nothing in it worth
lFlng for 81 have experienced all those symptoms
myself, Well"? "Well, was saved at the eleventh
hour from the commission of deed which | shudder
to think of. friend advised me to take Dr. Perces
tavorte Prescription / did so In an incredibly
short time felt like new being. VIE Prescription
cured me, and owe DIR. Pierce L debt O. attitude
which can never repay"
The elevator., 1888-09-08
LIGHT AND AIRY.
The Hero of the Future,

"Oh, he's man with name renowned.
Ahd wide spread fame hath he"
Hath he written realistic taleY''
Not booklet Of his youI seer
Hath he discovered the reason why
The willy base balls curvef''
Indeed, he never hath watched game;
From business he would not swerve."
ron, is he the slugger that's killed JSf
Or the boss stroke Of a crew."
no: none Of these tame and frivolous acts
Would he, sir, stoop to do"
What is it? Oh, tell me what hath he doner'
lies honored Ger every cashier;
Hes broken the record Of every bank.
And skipped with a million clear
Morning Journal
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Took or 100 Pcr Capt

Mr.. 1saarstein, I love your daughter sin
cerely and long to make her my wife. May
! venture to ask your permissionm
Ny young vriend, ven you ask me for my
daughters hand you ask me to make too
great sacrifcen-
"Vely well, Mr. Isaacstein, viii transfer
my, affections elsewhere then. Good day"
Come back, my young vriend, come
back! You can have her. But, by chiminy,
you dont-always get such bargains effery
dayP'-Burlington Free Press.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

She has been among the lilies,
Where their fragrance rises sweet,
And the air so soft and still is
There have strayed my darling's feet.
She has been among them lately,
Where they grow so white and tall:
She has touched their blossoms stately,
She, the fairest flower Of allI
Something In her face doth show it
Breathes the tale where'er she goes:
Shall tell you how know it?
There is yellow on her nose! -Iife
The elevator., 1888-09-08
The National Craze.

The National Craze.
"Shall We go upT'
''Yes, we viii go up"
''No, we will not go up"
''Why will we not 60 upp
because the elevator boy is around the
corner to get the result of the fifth inning,
and lie viii not be back for a quarter of an
Lour.-Detroit Free Press.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

Passenger ION Pullman car nearing New
Tork)-Porter, what's the matter with this
ice water, it's warma
Porter-Warm, sahi OATS funny. I put
chunk OF ic9 in de filter, sah, jess ,efo' we Ier
Chicago, deed did-New York Sun.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
All Tastes Suited.

Housekeeper-Can you furnish me with a
good plain cook!
Intelligent Intelligence Oficer-We can
give you very nice colored one, ma'am. =
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
A WONDERFUL FOOD AND MEDT-
CINE,

hnoWn and used by Physicians all over the world
SCOTT EMULSION not only gives flesh and strength
by virtue OF its own nutritious properties but creates
an appetite for TODD that builds up the wasted BODY
81 nave been using Scots Emulsion for several
years ana am pleased with its action. My patients
lay it Ia pleasant and palatabe and all grow stronger
ana gam flesh from the se Of it, use it in all cases
OF Wasting Diseases, and it is specially useful for
ehldlei when nutrient medication is needed as in
M@fasnus. i. W. PIERCE, NJ. D.. Knoxville Ala
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Never Too Hot,

Though men perspiPe and the suns afra,
And the atmosphere afialne,
1t Is never too hot, by a long, long shot,
For the great American game.
Boston Courier.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
HODDinp at Conclusions.

"If you think my legs eccentric
Said the grasshopper to the bee,
sand my forehead queerly pointed
Where the brain box ought to be;
That rsy n16utd las feeble motions
Whence dark mysteries do exude,
Please to know once existed
As a Pythagorean dude" -~Judee.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Not Completed Yet.

Reporter-"Can you name the best hun
dred books, Mr.. Jamesp
Mr.. Henry Jar1es-'I have only written
flZteen books up to date. n-Detroit Free
Press linn
The elevator., 1888-09-08
An Accommodating Young p1an.

Her Father can't give her any dowry
am very poor, Mr. Browne. My little all
won't foot up to more than $25, ,OO0
Mr.. Bro"ne-Oh, $25, 600 is enough for Us
to begin on, Mr. Jsmyth -Harpers Bazaar.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Leads to Worse Thinrs.

"Can young man marry comfortably on
$500 Q yearp asks correspondent Yes, he
can; but he will be deuced uncomfortable
afterwards. Burlington Free Press
The elevator., 1888-09-08

J Ii lakes philosophy to make nIan happy In this
world If he can't get philosophy. a couple of
] hundred thousand dollars will generally do.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
a WOMAN'S CONFESSION.

The sweetest OF sweet girls who will wait for Won
is worth her wait in gold
The elevator., 1888-09-08

manse, little friend, is a house, and a romance
ought to be boat-house, but it is not. A romance
may be said to be generally constructed of MOON
beams.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

If all so-caled remedies have failed, DR.. Sage's
Catarh Remedy cures
The elevator., 1888-09-08

Old lady Ito street gamin) n)-You don't chew tobacco,
do you, little boy? Little boy-No'm; but kin give
yer cigarette.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
An Even TcHnuar.

shes the evenest temper ever you saw"
He seid as he saw me vince
'sShe got mad once at seven years old,
An she's stayed mad ever since"
The elevator., 1888-09-08

A Cough, cold or Sors Throat reauires immediate
attention, as neglect results in some neurabie Lung
Disease "Br0acns Bronchial TrOches" will inyaria.
bly, give relief. Sold only IN b01es
The elevator., 1888-09-08

h9i 3i DERAAN COLOGNE If used constantly on the
handkerchief establishes the reputation of good fast
1t Is pleasing TO all; potent charm For sale every
where. -'
The elevator., 1888-09-08

George Bull, the book-maker, made Sl5, 900 at the
saratoga race course last Tuesday. Still they say
literature doesn't pay.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
In the Prophet Business.

Biff Ito a stranger to Dingeon)-Will it
rain?
Stranger-Don't know. (Exit.)
Dingeon-Who was that man?
biH = Jones, the celebrated weather
prophet.-Time
The elevator., 1888-09-08
A PILL IN TIME, SAVES NINE!

The man who has no baseball in his soul and is no
moved by New York pennant race is fit for Boston
Browning fad and beans
The elevator., 1888-09-08

The latest European war cloud is about the size Of
Young Kaiser Williams head.
The elevator., 1888-09-08
Short and Sweet.

Short and Sweet.
Now the seaside belle
And the ocean shore hummer
Are becoming engaged
For the summer.
Detroit Free Press.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

The man who is tired Of life is usually one who has
never made any use OF it.
The elevator., 1888-09-08

See AntiselI Piano advertisement.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-17
RECORDING OF BIRTHS AND
DEATHS.

An act of the Legislature, approved
March 20, 1887. provides that every person
who shall o~ficiate at the birth Of a child
shall make a record thereof, and within
three months after such birth shall make
and deliver to the Recorder Of Deeds Of
the county wherein the birth took place, q
certificate lnder his hand containing the
facts of such birth. 1t also provides that
every person who shall ~oficiate at the
burial Of any deceased person shall make a
record thereof and within i've weeks after
such death shall make and deliver. OF send
by the due course Of mail or express, or by
such other manner as will insure safe
transit, to the Recorder of Deeds Of the
county wherein such death took place, q
certificate under his hand containing par
t~iculars OF such death.
All certificates Of births and deaths shall
be filed and recorded by the Recorder In o
book kept for that purpose, and the Board
Of Commissioner of the several counties
shall provide blanks certificates, to be paid
for by the county, to be furnished to ply
sicians midwives and undertakers, to en-
able them to carry out and comply with
the requirements of the act.
Failure to comply with the provisions
Of the act is punishable by a fine Of not
less than $50 nor more than $50 for each
~ofense, and wilfully making a false GER
tificate of any birth OF death IL punishable
by a fine not exceeding $500, on imprison-
meet in the county jail for any period not
exceeding six months.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-11-17
4 OF ~VuIgarIfy.

Gossip is a patent sign of vulgar
ity in heart and mind. Intellect
that never rises beyond the small.
mean facts of personal history.
fiuidity which cannot keep to itself
what has been told even in conf
dence, and that goes about swelling
mole-hills into mountains, can claim
no respect, make out no case for
itself against the decree Of gross.
vile, stupid vulgarity recorded
against it. 1t is as thoroughly
vulgar as is curiosity; and between
prying into things with which we
have no concern, and retailing gossip
which is no business of ours to
handle at all, there is not a hairs
breadth to choose. Each is equally
the sign OF utter and entire vul-
garity and if one is the bulls eye,
the other is the gold. But both are
to be found growing as rank
as weeds by the wayside; and we
could easily count up on ones
fingers, among u acquaintance,
those who are absolutely free from
the vice Of gossip and the ~vulgarity of
curiosity.