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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Grave Charges.

The Stockman and Farmer, In report
ing the horse market In this city this
week, says the following say, and scores
q good point for the Union Stock Yards
project:
'There are some things done about the
stock yards in San Antonio that we do
not like, and to sell stock for one sum
and make bill OF sale for another ia one
Of them. And. by-the-by, the fellows
who kick at the way we report this stock
market, are the very ones who do these
things, One Of them was incur Office the
other day, complaining that We did not,
in every case, knock the black out In our
reports, and when told that we report
sales from the stubs of the bills of sale
books, said that does not help the mat
ter, and gave In evidence that just then
he had bill Of sale FOR $500, when the
sale actually occurred at $3.50. Wasn't
he nice man to be critioizing our mar
ket reports. While we should hate,to
see our dealers suffer loss from Union
Stock Yards, or any other cause, we de-
sire to say here and now, that unless
they effect some sort Of organization to
prevent some things that are done here,
Union Stock Yards will become neces-
sity. There is too much stock handled
here FOR the present slip-shod style Of
dong 1t to prevail much longer. There
,S!e things done by honest men and con-
Jeidered legitimate, that would not be
liberated in well regulated Union Stock
Yards. And still We hear the complaint
hat so much stock is being handled at
the country shipping stations"
"
The West Texas Medical association
will hold regular meeting tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
They Abused One Another.

Mr.. Michael and a New Brsunfels
resident named Christian Haufisr, had q
long and angry alteration In front OF
Dullnig's store in whion Michael called
Hsufler "a swindler" and Hauher told
him TO go to country that is reputed
TO be hotter than the terrestrial sphere
presents The police are now looking for
Henry" Haufier, the wrong man, but
1t seems that one Is about as "far In the
mud as the other 10 In the mire."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Wonderful Cures.

A. Dreiss wholesale and retail druggist Of
San Antonio. Tex, save: I'VE have been SELF
ing DIR. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bit
tiers and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures effect.
ed by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by use of a few bottles of DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken I'm connection
with Electric Bitters, We guarantee them
ALWAYS. Sold bv A. DREIss. LILY
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
New York Republican Clubs.
Mail AMI Express.

The republican club movement con-
tinues to grow in strength and populsri-
ty, and to be conducted along the right
lines. The facts developed at the meeting
OF the sub.executive committee, last
night, show that we are justified in this
statement. Thsre are now two hundred
and five republican clubs in this state,
twenty-five OF which have been organ
lied during the past month. These are
cheering facts and deserve very stten-
tive consideration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Long HeeIn Jones.

There is big fellow called Long
Heel" Jones down In Georgia who
weighs 24O pounds, and is one mass Of
bone and muscle. One OF his favorite
feAts is to knock in the head Of whisky
barrel with his fist, and then lift up the
barrel and put IL TO his lips. He can lift
an ordinary horse with ease.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
AsDhYxiated.

A country woman who stopped at one
Of our prominent hotels last night,
went TO bed In her room after blowing
out the gas, candle fashion. She became
asphyxisted and was only discovered
this morning 10 a temi-eonscious condi-
ton by the porter, who was searching
for the leak In the gas pipes, the hotel
being full OF gas fumes. A physician has
been In attendance upon her all day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Expedited Postal Service.
From the Van Vert Republican.

A resident at Scott the other day
shipped to one Of our butchers, by
freight on the Msckinsw, = live calf. ar d
being democrat and knowing OF the
sbort.comings OF the democratic postal
service, walked to town the next day
to tell the butchers thSt there was calf
for them sc the depot. When asked
why he did not write. he said he WAS
afraid the calf would starve to death be-
fore they could get the letter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Going to the Kings Funeral.

LONDON, March 1.-the Prince Of
Wales last evening received from Queen
Victoria . message OF coincidence for the
Empress Augusta. The prince alter
wards started for Berlin. The Car.
ovitoh accompanied by Grand Dukes
Nicholas, and Michael and suites. left
st. Petersburg last evening for Berlin.
The king and queen OF Roumsnis are al
80 on their way TO Berlin. King Milan
will send the Servian premier to repre-
sent him at the funeral.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
How il Is Now.

Miss Smith-My darling Eddie. you
must know how much / love you. Be
my own dear husband! / have s. 600 a
year, and you shall have lovely clothes,
a pony and billiard table. And I'll let
you smoke all over the house. He
(blushiDg)-You must ask my father,
Miss SmiIn.-Christian Union.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
The Parrot Was Right.

Barber Ito customer Don't you want
q bottle OF my Paradise Hair Elixir?
Customer-No. 1 see you've got parrot
In the window; can 1t talk? Barber
(proudly) oh. yes, sir; wouldn't take
big money for that bird. TO parrot-
Polly, brace up and say something.
Pony (bracing up with some dignity
Shoot the Elixir.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
How to Gain Flesh and Strength

Use after each meal Scotrs Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable as milk,
and easily digested. The rapidity with which
delicate people improve with its use is wonder
fu,. Use it and try your weight. As remedy
for Consumption, Throat affections and Bron-
chitis il is uncqualed. Please read: Il used
Scott's Emulsion in child eight months old
with good results. He gained four pounds in
a very short time."-THo. PRIN, VI. D., Ala
bama.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
"oive Him So. and Let Him Guess

We once heard q man complain of feeling
badly, and wondered what ailed him. A hui
morous friend said, "Give doctor S2, and let
him guess" 1t was a cutting satire on some
doctors, who don't always guess right. You
need not guess what ails you when your food
are inactive. and when your head aches every
day, and you are languid and easily fatigued.
You are bilious, aud DIR. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets will bring you out all right.
gists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
The Wicked Republicans Did 1t.
New York Sun, Dem.

When the Hon. I. B. Reed and Julius
Caesar Burrows got the democrats Of
the ways and means committee TO re-
fuse to hear the representatives Of every
branch OF industry respecting the tariff
bill they induced Mr.. Mills and his as
soclates to walk into trap OF danger
ons nature. The sooner they ore out OF
1t for good, the better.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Thrown From the Buggy.

Max Meyer yesterday was driving
near the Pressa street crossing Of the
Sunset railroad, when his horse ran
away. Max and boy, who WAS with
him, were thrown out and badly shaken,
and the buggy was wrecked. The fall
OF the buggy occupants was az awkward
one, and they are lucky to have escaped
with such slight injuries.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Dakota Aids N. Y. Blizzardites.

BIsMARK, OAK, March 1.-The fol.
lowing dispatch has been sent from
here: Mayor Hewitt, New York: Bis
mark stands ready to give substantial
aid to the blizzard sufferers OF New
York; us know your neede. (Signed
Chamber Of Commerc
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Their Pants.

The soldier pants for glory,
The editor pants fer news;
But the hsrd-up man pants
Well, he pants just for a pair OF plain,
everyday pants.
And here is the end Of this story.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
District Court.

In the district court the case of Shook
q Dittmar VS.. the Alliance Insurance.
company, on policy, was decided by the
jury in favor OF plaintiffs and the dam
ages amounting to s705.6l were award
ed them.
The case now on trial is Sam C. Ben
nett against j. Ronse & Co., suit for
$4,000 alleged to be due on sale OF liquors
from Bennett TO Ronse & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
No Matinee.

Prof Bsrtholomew's Equine Paradox
being on the delayed International train
today, will not arrive until late this az
ternoon. Hence there was no matinee
today at the oper. house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14

aOSnO win buy q Five-room House. with
0ICUU two galleries, outhouses and large
lot; house bran new and nicely finished
waterworks in house; number of Young
fruit and shade trees; centrally located.
Terms-<lb00 cash, balance In l2 months. All
dress T. B. JoHSsoN LrGHT Office 3 .fftt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
LATEST TELEGRAPHICNEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.

Steamer Sunk With All on Board.
LONDON, March 1.-THE steamer
City of Exter, has been sunk In the
Bristol channel. Only one seaman was
saved
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
He win Be the Central Figure.
Philadelphia Bulletin.

whatever maybe Senator shermsn's
fate. he will probspN be the central fig
ure in the Chicago convention styo' tbGls
the target for the forces Of every other
candidate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
Sullivan on the Brag.

LINEEPooL, March 14.-Sullivan scouts
the idea Of his leaving the prize ring
and says he lie prepared to meet anybody
Immediately.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14

Mrs. LESSEE Z. Smith, of Sc. Louis.
wife OF the patentee OF Smiths Bile
Beans, died yesterday morning at Capt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14
It is Booming Right Along.


flndIay tribune.
The Cincinnati Centennial promises to
be the mdnf attractive exposition Of
modern history. Boom the Cincinnati
Centennial.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-14

The West Texas Medical association
will hold 9 regular meeting tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

II is said that gentleman in Philadelphia
has collected 1000, 900 Cancelled postage
stamps IL took five years. eight months and
two days 10 do il. and his only object was 20
occupy his spare time IL will doubtless occur
TO a good many people that this Philadelphian
must have been woefully destliute of re
sources if ne could find nothing better TO do
with his spare time than 10 collect 200. 900
Cancelled postage stamps IL will be readily
admitted that Philadelphia, in It's material
aspects. il not encouraging or stimulating 70
the man with spare time on his hands. but
even there one can find problems Of philsn-
thropy to solve and good work 20 do, and
can learn 10 do II.
Somehow the man who kills time by col
lecting Cancelled stamps, like the man who
can write ever so many hundred words on
the side of a coin and the man who can eat
100 oysters in 100 hours. seems TO be on an
intellectual level with the lunatic who adorDs
his cell with an endless, unclasssfiable and
meaningless collection OF rubbish. More
asylrms should be provided for the time
killers who throw away themselves and their
opportunities on such trifes while the world
is asking a whole catechiSm Of big questions
that ara vet unanswered, but which may be
solved by patient and intelligent work, and
which, when solved, will make the globe
blossom like rosy Eden--Now York Press
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

The two are not invariably synonvmois.
yet 10 n very great degree manner is an *
preston Of character and Is its direct result.
Fineness Of perception, delicscy OF feeling
has It's correspondence in shades and iDaec-
tons Of manner. As civilization advances
into TIE finer social enlightenment. manner
becomes a factor only less important than
morals Punctiliousness in those irses whoss
aggregate. after Gil. mslss up t5e sam ef lifs
is Que Of the attributes OF character and is In
dispensabbe to polished manner. The prompt
reply 10 lettefs and notes; ths due acxroEyl /
edgrnent Of invitations, Of gifts of fsvors,
are q part of the grammar Of socisl lifs.
Rudenees Is justly considered ~ q social
crime Tbe III bred person mas no plsoe in
the social fabric, and he should b ss much
excluded from polite life ss should the orirai-
nal from the business transactions o. honest
men. Beant,fyil manners are the finr infer
esceses & ali forms Of art Noble sculpture.
besut.S-z paintings. the harmony of MUSIC,
the charm of intellectual gifts, al fiut their
highes. and meet potent expression in man
xer.-Be-ton Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

800 - rnEs e. wes xrv shsss sc0ls
wsvasx sssps@~ ~ ss~rs~l zszsn1sni NAV,
- are .xtis ckasar~1 ~Ao vaitsa 81 -
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w~s sslse ~iasls k>srr "a e<rts She .
"a s<nyxss. se~ Wa ls~ thai great asuitl-
ss&s 90 sAs hsysst sAroGs~ - hs~ssss Hke
sxs tkssi hay lAxy Tee Ete soRgry,
cAsy s<ssese tl< n2ksd. tksy os&lea "a
s.es. tsey ssEzfersso TIE s>.Fsoreksa rnes
ssssr fsxza 2ns rxz osfA taey rsit thaar
ka4a as~s ~ ts< plks~ u rne sssesoser
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a - e1.sznsss VIE gsos tfslr ksNls es-Fe ds~n
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tA.l sss onaEipes~nt s.oFd rsfslsa IN rns
essklsr, - h. sid Il AZ tAelr Goa ssa 10
we<psn faru.s1 2xxiass thsA .AEh sE<sEaF .
wAss k.sm can uts weria 30 yoU wfsa the
LORD AlEsaE hty With eE>ss@thed sword ns Ia
fos ysai
] preacA TINS sermon fg eo1fert Go
Aaxns - tAs p2aoe 3ss< ~hers osd has put
yea. - play pss here or tAs neresns De nof
cav any mai ia nsossy Or MS aPplaoss o.
his s>caaL Ps<atlen- De nsa eEsy AaS woman
Asr ~ardrvss or sxquAsIts sgps~T&Ees bs
ths h.sro "a the herosneL II tAeEs bs no -four
IN tie house asa YEA do not knew where
yoar chiiarss sne 70 set tAelr bread, hsten,
ana you vail hear sstnegsing tappkng against
the window pane Go - ths window and
and ven viii find IL is the b~sk ot raven,
ana op~n the window and there ~lA ~ IA
the messenger that fed IA ian Do you
thnk that ths God vito grows the
cotton u the south vii let Yo0 freene
for lsck q ciotheSi DO y0a think that
The Oed who allowed vlss disciples on Sundsy
morning 20 SO into the grain neid. and then
take The grain aEd rub IL la their HANDS and
eat-ao you thiGk God will let yea stzrves
Did YOU ever near the experiences OF thst old
man: Il have been young, and how ana |
cid, Vet have | never seen the rlgAbeous for
saken. OF his sesd begging bre~o =
Get np out u your Encouragement,
O. troubled soul o. sewing wonsni
O. man kicked and cuffed by unjust
employers. o ys Who are hard bsset IN the
battle Of life and know not which way %
turn. o. you bereft one, o. you sick one with
complaints ou have tod to 10 one, come and
get the comfort Of this subject. Listen 20
our great Captains cheer: ITO him that
overcomesh will give 20 eat of the fruit OF
the tree OF life which is in the midst Of the
Paradise of GoS."
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

M. K. Cssw. frssssst ~ tss hysrslss
Company. arrives ss tks ksFlsn heuss
yseterasy frss Trip IL Nss era &C susl.
nsss lsf his cassssns. A Teearscs ssksd
hiR Il tasrs IVES sGyteisg nes ief esha
AsEles Af. Grew ssia. sss. fss tkikEs,
Year ooAgEsssssn fora kss s.sss great
sglT n Nes ! asa ga bis ttsilex tsxsstsks
lisn Il . The tsik 81 The sifeet. ur sr aewn
tsvn ssiks 4 10 tss msis gossip ef tse
ol0ss ans s1ohssgss ~ VEL ss a. al petit
ca bsscQ0af beth .soiltiosi parties sfs
seasiiy ihtsrssleo tie fsstaas gives ss
"a Oca sltentioh te the sub,ecs ~ TIE Heia.
al tDe papers are fAli II a. Tbs ososf
polnt tor thls ciss Is thu ths AS 1feiic
Confans is puskiDs the ripe soandrss sea
chipping osr osc icss flgbt alonE Tor the
city. eur stsKd pipe has arrived here Is
toGE sfyef1l care IL hr.ns Il osrf. u ali ts
Immediately srscsea Sc The tsusdstlen a.
ready pai Ia on the All ! .teplurs % say
Il wil ee ne besi structure oi re kind ~
tie United Sistes, towering Up hpnsfed
feei seove ths siuns Win sh snApls ssloeny
sreUno ths tsp ifsfn which - sses ths
surrounding ocuntTs. n advsntufxls and
steady handed climbers can be found 30
maze the ssoent
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
An Echo from Many FiresideA

The wise man now in my house thinks
am wrong TO urge you to strive after sensible
conversation on your piazzas this summer.
He believes, as do. in rest, and fears that
you viii fatigue your brains in the endesvor
30 elevate the tone of seAxde and mountain
prattls. agree with him wholly. Long
live nonssnser' we cry, above all in vaca-
tiops So take IL ell back Yet sort OK
wish the nonscnss could be about sky and
wave. humming birds in the honey eysuckle
queils calling bob Whitef" or even kittens,
rather than such whispers as these: "She
said she thought so, really and truly, and
said supposed be just said that because she
said so:r or, II saw her going down 70 the
beach, and, Of course, IL Is 10 have him come
after her." or, Forty, IL she is a day, though
she dresses for l7."-Susan Hale in Boston
(,iota
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
STRANGE STORlre.

The latest meteor story j. of ore that
Is alleged 10 have fallen near Kiew. Rus
sis, and which. when broken open, IS said
70 have been found full Of small dis-
moDss
"A sves. girl graduate in Heming
ford, Ne5. lecfure6 last season on The
Bright Possibilities of the Broom Sns
made grand hit Recently sac was mar
ried 70 Mr. Brocnne
Culture is spreading The other day
Miss Frank wbitehesd ~ Te1arkana
borEht herself hslf dozen big trunks
fell IF fEeTy. had them shipped 70 her
address st = leading girls colisgs up
neTth snd sent the lHlis 80 her father
vho = osn of worth sRd Fubstsacs.
along wish 2 telegram shat she herself
hss taken the train for sohcsl as sbe vss
bond "a have hne educstis1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
TOWN TOPICS.

ProAiba.oa ccansy conEsntssa ssnas-
zoe
re Custer Guards vii slset Captain
tnis evening
Regular mssliag af Ehs cs1.aa coansii
tnls sfsnink
Ths sts-st eafs ssfs vel losdsd "a s'sfy
rsciloD gestef1ay
sB McfTacksn. = pfominsnt Dstfoh
politlaian. . "a rs ftg,
4boat t.sats u. = . & A k2il~sy ere
cas- .efs taksn Nort@ as sFsniak-
1. C6apla aad issily wih go % Mac
ai4ss Palk Isday for stss sssks eansf'
Fse Ysaaz Meas 2Eobioltion Ciao nsss
tais sssalnk Al ne Circ-it Court fo"a1-
"a. s.il ana hst ~estber vas al yoa
could ks.I taxed aooat On TIE ssISs'
tsfGaY.
Fba grsenhaek labor cogstY nomlnstak
eoavsalion sll - held IA tnis ciiy As4'
Aonday.
o.it.. larzs nar1bsr Of Graad Rapids
n..,.,ia .ttsadsd me lGIisr House noP IA
Orsad Hassa saturday evening
o..ss. aum Der Of fhs ffisads Of Osofke
"a Wb,te favorabls msotioa binn iof III
cnif ladzs oa ths 4 pu5ieAn uckss
Aa-rea4axe speaks Of . som4ns dNnz
f-,.., +. rslpor ia her stomach. We'll, II sh7
ca lIa't sst ths runor Ia eircois1ios. no
wonder shs 1isd-
Ninety degrees vas resehed oy "suAAs
A NeIatyrss tosrusOmster st 0feioek Ss-
,-rsiay ansrno0n nat as every body "As
starting i0r sas La<s.
4 q. Martin. county Surveyor. expects 70
Ieass n few days for Washington ien-
torv lie goes lsad looking. Ia the interest,"
ii Detroit lumber arm.
= T. Stevens. the Ps- Pss sx-oazk
cashier. wlll ls4vs for Detroit to-morfos =
morning. fns predictions are thss ns VIZ
re Dardoned within year.
The friends Of Bernard bond. the insAe
Young Dsa at the isil. came here YESTERDAY
aud toox him 70 his honas In CaicsSo on
the lats West Michigan train
The sssamsr Csty Of Grand RAPIDS vii
xi.e excursions 0n Monday and "Wednesday
10 rravesse City. add on Tuesday ana oAt
urday 10 Msckinac-- ResoFter.
M.ssrs. p. D. Adsit and HenshAv. e1
special sgsDs OF the postoftes department
are IN TIE cry. They talk of going &c
Wsshirgton Territory TO reside
Nr ana Mrs. Luke k.ruin-s ooy. Uncle
Iohn ksrvia ~ about the happiest man 10
Lorn. aud "a, already begun 10 nsure on
vacation. leaving bis nephs" as saosu
tufs.
The famous Billy BurlsiEh, assistsd by
Grand Rapids billiard EXPERT Lamed Ste"
ar. gave an exhibition of fancy billiard anC
pool pl.yinx az Eckler's billiard ball II
Jacksoa. the other evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

H..W SopsT. TspFssenting Geo. A0ebs 4
Co. Of Detroit. manufacturers al the oese-
bEstsd brands 81 cikaEs ben hur, "flof
DE b oeDs. RECORD brsskers. sno DE
troit SlakeeFs is IN ihe city supplying the
market With these popular 'siaokes Nc
paTer and better csgsrs can be to0nd IN the
mari el toosy. and the reDutRti0n secured
is well deserved. sad the Meets clgsrs are
proving ss great fsvorltes ii Grand Rapids
a. IN al otner parts Of the State
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30
DELICIOUS NOTES

Tia Ptn-prssbytsran council. soon -
ccnysas N Loodo.. vii Be isvised 70 meet
In rors.fs in lisa.
The w. c. 7. U. Of Victoria. Australia.
s s>~ksng an ef,srs 70 secure thu ass of un-
cern.nsed w7as for sscrsrsnt2l purposes in
sAs csnrsAes AZ that ceantry.
n. Rev =, r Csrs. pr.ssaens Of Tho
Cnss-a ssecs-sy ss Christian Enas~vx. Who
has pa r->ar.sa frsn EsxiAnd. reports
e~-~A snr<s~Aa.
rAe eleventh swimmer school q shs
An-rscHs frzsseuse If CArissssr Phibc.ephy
n ~ - haa se Eos.d LA<.. ~ Y. Juiy -
ss A.< L TIE t--sfsh uznn>r scsool speu~
kax :. e ksy Far. \. J., and eoaeinu,s
uusif Aar. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Itis remedy lt beooaain4 80 vel sno~n
aDd g. eupuIaF 81 50 uec0 Eo sEecisl nlep
tsan. Al x4O have ussa lieclue hlitffs
s.ns the sAns sape 81 pfaise-A Nufer
tnscicee doss uoi exist sDc = faafsn
teed a. aa al that u clsiuec kleciric
bitiers win Jurs al diseases uf The Liver
ane n .dasyA, vii remove flmpirs holis.
Salt kasan and other affections e8useo ~
impure blood. Viii ariss Aaisfi3 irom
the system sua prevent ss aell - cure 81
Malaria fssSfs.-fof cure oi hts12unt.
Consll lpkfiun ana Indigestion tTs kisetfic
Bigiars-l lngifs satisfaction guaranteed. oT
money IcfUboea-- iTius - - aA0 aito
Der poIlls al Pea Rnos Drug htofe
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

During the coming Presidential campaign
Frank leslie, Illustrated Newspaper viii
n. especially interesting and valuable.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

Last night Oficer Williams caught boy
named wsn. Brown in the act of stealing
t.o Big watsrmelons from a freight car.
Brown and bis two melons were loaded
into the patrol wagon and TAKEN 70 poncs
h..aauarters There has been . considera-
be amount OF complaint lately about boys
breaxinx into freight cars and steah ng mel
ons and this will probably put stop 10 the
rr.rffce
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-30

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