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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28
Morality IN Mi.sSari.

Morality IN Mlss0ari.
From the Chicago Times.
Every ono Of the opcra-glasses placed
in q Sc. Louis theater or h dime-in-the-
slot plan has been stolen, which proves
that morality In at . low ebbi I'm Missouri
chief city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28

From the Washington Post.
Mr.. Hard-to-Take made up his mind
that Mrs. Hard-to-Take was Instead Mrs.
Easy-to-Take, whercupon Mr.. Hard-to-
Take, animated with the jealousy of u
Sioux and fortified with the nrcwater of
the American, put n bullet through his
brain and ended his sorrows. Mr.. Hard
to-Take. of the Crow Greek Agency, South
Dakota. was n descendant of one Of the
oldest American families, u brave by right
of Inheritance, and government attache
by way OF grub. His death has caused
great excitement i'm circles where he will
be most ngrecnhly missed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28

lay o few redskins on the side.
Helena 10 noted for its rump houses
0nyWAy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28
On His Own Dunghill.
From the Omaha World Herald,

Some Chicago thugs tried to hold mp u
Nebraska mainland they took him out on
the prairie to do it. Now when a Ne
braska man gets his foot ON the edge of
the plains he in not to be sneexed at. One
OF his assailants il now il the hospital
and the other IL i'm the police station.
The next time u Chicago gentleman feels
inclined to rifle the pockets Of a Nebras-
kan he must not take him where he gets
the the wind of the plains i'm his nostrils.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28
No Relation OF Tins.

From the New York star.
When Silcott ran away from Washing
ton with the cash Of the sergeant-at-arm's
office, il naturally created considerable
excitement In political circles. A few
nights ago IA group of democrats were
sitting around u table at the New Amster-
dam club, discussing Silcott and his hare
faced robbery, Charles Thompson, a
Washington lawyer. who was among the
group, said: "Silcott was an enigma to
me-" "wcll, thank the Lord, he was no
relation to me-" answered Tim Campbell,
rs he looked quizzically at Thompson's
auditors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-28
How Folks Acted During the War.
From the san Francisco Alta.

HOW FO5kH Acttd DurInG tho WAT.
From the san Francisco Alta.
During the civil war n man. great i'm his
own eyes, was, by some influence. APP
pointed a briRadier-Rencral. His sense of
his own Importance was greatly increased.
He could hardly speak of anything else.
but his new dignity. Meeting q shome-
spunr Yankee one Il ~ he accosted him
thus: "Well, Jim, I ppos you know I
have been appointed brigadier-Reneral ?'
EYES," said Jim, IL heerd So" 'Well.
what do folks say about il ?'' "They don't
say nothin',' replied truthful James, ''they
lest latQh.o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

i'd babeim gebiiebenl = Nu9 Socto,
2en3 f6aute bintber, ppnnetrunfen, in
benz roienour1oufteten @arten bes 8hr.
germelfters bate sr nit ben 6reunber
aus @lmsbeim beim 0taitranf gefeiier
unb ibnen Walomeiiters Brautfabrt bor.
gelefen. Ob 0elene baran ba9te9
Ct b6rte faum, mas &urt 2ange i'm
oles eradblte bon ietnem laftiger
Wieienlan6, ben rotbi6edigen Gaben,
ben pra6tpOllen Marinpferben, Der
golbenen &iiblamenfelbern, benz auf.
bliibenben Milbelmsbaben. Mdbrent
, er fprad, tranf er in bollen 3iigen iein
Bier, bib ber5baft in bas Gdfebutter=
broo. Nein, gar nidt 5u berglei1en
Daren Butter unb Sdfe am Gbein mil
ben probucten feines @utes, au@ bas
Bier aug ber eigenen Bralerei munbete
bieI belIer.
S9med mai, t1ien lutte 9eern, iags
te er pl6Bli9, f9 an 9eIene ipenbenb,
tlappte ben bliBenoen Sedel oes Sei=
oels 5uriif unb rei9te ibr bas gef9mdbs
te @ebrdu. gtur uen orbentli9en
S9luf, &inb, genire bid ni6t.
@rr6tbenb nippte fie baran. Sante,
lieber &art.l
Sn bieiem Nu9enblid brdnste ii6
cine bpbe @eitalt nit erbiBtem @efi9t
burd Die 6ehel, 5tiible, 8dnfe. Nlles
blifte ibr beripunbert nod, Elm tpeibli9er
Ntblet, Gurt 2ange in Grauentleibern.
9luf bem i6mar3en Spibenbute nit
ben tuegen ber 0ibe gel6ften 8inbes
bdnbern nidte cine bo9rotbe 6eber,
eine reid nit S6mel3 iiberfdte Mantille
bing iiber ben breiten 61ultern unb
lieB Elm i@weres bunfelblaues Ntlastleio
feben, am Mrme trus fie einen perlens
geifidten Sammetbeutel, aus oefen
Mhnbung bier glibernbe 5tridnabeln
unb ein rotbes Bud nit @olof6nitt
lugten.
Barbara, rief Rurt 2anse, 10 glads
itrablenb, als bdtte er iie felt Wo9eH,
Monben ni9t geieben.
9as 1T meine G9peIfer, Serr Doc.
tor, bon bet i9 Sbnen eradblt babe; iie
III leiber ettpas bartb0rig, fagte er.
Damn itellte er ibr ben Doctor Dor.
Serr Doctor Sumo 2ena, S6riffeler.
rief er ibr ing bi9t on ieinen Munb se.
neigte Obr, feline 5tentOrfimme bdm.
pfen5.
Gu =, 2u -.
2uno 2en3, 9i9ter, tpieoerholte er.
Sa brad es pl6bli6 mie Sonnen=
f9ein aus ben nit beubraunen Mimpern
bi6t umidumten gusen. 4unp 2ena,
10 bieB ia ber gerfaiIer ber Nobellen :
aus Der 6aibe. Nd, tpie tpabr uno cts
sreifenb er au ibiloern perfanb. 9a
fdiittelte fie ibm bic 0anb, tpie einem
lieben Betannten; es iei oas erite Wtal,
bob iie bas Slid babe, einem Gdrift=
Heller reriDnlidb au begegnen, neuli6
aber babe He IN Wiesbaoen Don tuei'
tenn @uifab Sreptae geieben = in Wies'
baben iei eben alles m6gli@.
(RovffeAituo fnIofl
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= gbenfalls bO9grabises pip9ofo
sii9es Sntereie bot eine 9erbanblung
beg 59murgeri@tes 5u Miiniter in
Weifalen. IS purbe gegen bic nod
unbeitrafte Dienitmasb @erirub 2u9.
tern aus 8arlp tpegen 96btung hires
Nrbeitsgebers, bes 2anbwittbes 2aiel=
brint berbanbelt, unb bas urtbeil laus
tete auf bic ungem6bnlib milbe 5trafe
bon % SabreM @efdnguiB. 2aielbrinf
mar elm rober Sruntenbolb, Der li9 elm
befonberes 8ergntgen oaraus rna9te,
feline Wirtbidaftstbiere entieBIi6 ati
miBbanoeln. Riirali9 idlug er tpieber
einmal obne allen @runb uab ungea9s
tet ber Bitten ber antpeienoen 2u9s
tern unbarmberaig auf fein pferb log,
iooaB 6as Blut in Gtr6men bon benz
R6rper bes sequdlten Sbieres flop. SIN
b66fen 3orn nabm ii6 ba bic Wagb
Dor, ibren 6errn aud einmal fiiblen gu
laiien pie meb Die S6ldge tbun. NaGs
mittags lag er betrunten in BET S6eus
ne. Das Wldb6en itiirste nit elmer
Bobnenlfange auf ibn gu unb idlug i'm
luieberboIt auf BEN SOpf. Ser 56pers
beraui9te etma1te nidt. Oa mari bic
Nago einen f6weren SoIatlob auf feis
men S@dbel. 9ln ben 8ebirnberleBuns
gen, bic er baous9 erlitt, itarb Der
Mann nd6ffen 5ages. Wait 9tiidfdt
barauf baB bic Insefla9te uur Aus
MitIeib nit benz armen pferbe" bic
&a9etbat begging, betra6tete Der &c.
ridtsboF ibr 8erbre9en in milbem
2iG1te,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
Gin AGtdasora,,ta.

Die unoerebeli9te. inter Httenpoli
aeili6er Gontrone ftebenbe Mnna 8.
TO i9reibt Die s8. g., tpirb aus be,
nnteriu6ungsbaft borgefiibrt. sic If
bon einem 5dubmann feltgeuommeu
lporben, als ite in Der Gdbe oes Ober.
f6leil9sn 8abnbofes in BresIau elmer
fremben 9erru anipra6.
rWuBten sic befm ni9t", fragt be,
&i6ter, ubaB es gerionen Sbres 66la.
ges unteriagt 1T, an 6ffentli9en Orten
NIT Mannsleuten nnterbaltungen anau.
fntpfen9"
Qngefl.: rS9 babe bas gewuBt,
9err &atb; aber i'd muBts gerabe btes
len 9errn lpre9en, neil meine gan3e
3ufunft baran bing. Menn Der Mann
Elm 9er3 in Der 8ruft bdtte, tpdre -i9
eisier eIenoen @riiteu5 fiir INNER ent.
riIien tporben."
&i6ter: Sn pel9em 0erbdltniB
ftanbeu Sic gu bem Mann2
Mngefl.: st mar friiber einmal
mein Brdutigam. Sd mar In -. in
yfirberi6leiien 5u 0anie, bot pobnien
meine gltern un6 bort lernte i'd i'm
tennen. Wir batten elm 8erbdltnib
nit einanber. unb er tpollte mid beis
ratben, iobalb feline gtellung fi1 9ez
beRert bdtte. 9lls es aber nit mir 10
melt mar, baB i1 bor meinen @ltern
ni@ts msbr berbeblen tonnte, ba bate
er mir fbon ben &tden getpanbt. gr
ging nod gnglanb, unb i9 b6rte
fpdter, er fei elm iebr rei6er Mann
geDDroeu. llnb nun traf i1 i'm
unldn9ii ant 8abnbof, unb i9 boHs
te, er iDiirbe f9 bod n,einer er=
barmen Dber tpenigfens fir fein
Rin6 etwas tbun. .2aum aber bate
i6 ibm geiagt, tuer i5 bin unb mas i9
nun cur6 feline 59ulb setporoen bin.
ba rief er einen S9ubmann unb lieB
mid einiperren!!
6ier bri9t Die gnseflaste in beftiees
S9lu9aen aus.
Der &i9ter ertannte auf bic milbeite
3uldifge Strafe = einen Sag @efang,
niB. uno Der 8erfiibrer. "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22
Grit Elm l8iuera : baum elm 0aieie.

lBtr nb nur gu 9eneist, Elm leibte5 nnmpblIein ais
gerinsadss su betrahtent etipa pe einen pieerpdrz
ts aniuiauenren unO tidiiden aber wtrtliGer lebel
tbaten uuidbt9en 3rer9. gSir Iberieben aber, oaf
baiieibe fif raid feeet, suuimm unb fur bic Srlse.
Ieit ppu ibler 8p:bebeutunS 1T. Sin &nfaa I'M
perbauIiGtett aniaetneno pprlbersenpe Silipiitdt,
baS @eiubl ner 9lbipannung unb Grmattun9 penn ber
a6rper eur eben senpienen Shla erquidt iein Icle,
unertldrlbe @epoitdt, rutbdtisteit her 0ieren unr
SIaie pas tnb peie Stprunsen aneers als bic 8or-
bcten bartnddSer unb teoentliGer f6rperlider etmz
uAunsen2 8et jepem Der nambait semadteu Gpmpz
tome ipeiIen Der Seiunhe Wen9cnperitanb unb bic Gr=
abrung perent auI 9petter's WiasenbitterS als has
bette grdpentipmittel bin 8eipnpers iplte es Sciprt
ansepauet pereen, lpenu aasemene Abipannuna f,
!rampfbaites @dbnen aditesefabl ldns8 Der gBirbel
dule unn 8ieberannanolunsen, peide tets enen Nn=
fad Wialaria bepeuten, empfunben neroen. Rbenz
matilde Anfdue febrtn, penn ennal auf aetreen,
tets bdufser unb befiser peper Man rernd6ldIlise
iie alp nift, 70 pens ME 9erppfuns unb S6pdde,
rneern bsnse ibnen fpfrrt NIT 1pietter8 Masenbttz
terS ppr
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@eibe Qauus.

25e0 Yarbs Sbeer, 5uir,cOrb, Ylaib
9awns, 10 @ents per Oarb; Mearfeines
BON l23 @ents per Durb an; feline
Piques, is Gents per Durb; DreB @am=
bries, 121, 1853 unb 20 Gents; ensliide
@ambrics unb geainfoOfs, SO 3oa Brett,
20 bis so Gents.
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beuti6en &eidstags =Nbseorbneten WiI=
belm 2iebtne6t gum prdiioenten ers
wdblt. (2iebfne6t 1T Der fran3bfiden
Spro9e, ebenio wie Der englii6en, in
Wort unb @6rift poilftdnoig md9tig.) }
Siefe nit allen ben ilblimen 8eri1ten
pom Seutl6enbafe Der Gran5oien I'M
greaFen @iberfpru9e nebenbe Wabl
bat iiberaa bas 9r6Bte NufIeben errest.
= Ser Saiier Grana Soiepb bon
Oefterrei6 miro am IL. Muguit in Ser
lin erlDartet unb tpirb bort Bis gum Is.
Nuguff bleiben. 8raf Malberiee tpirb
benz Gaiier mdbrenb bieier 3eit als
8eneral @oiutant beigegeben tperben.
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Staat Sbip, Stabt SoIebo, I
QueuR G.nnnth. S. S.

Granf 8. g6enes befdpGrt, bab ct Der
dltere gartner Der 6irma 3. $. gbeneb &
Co., III, rel9e @ef6dfte in ber Stabt SoIebo,
in oben esnanntem gountb unb Gtaate, tbut,
nnb baB beiapte Girma bic Summe bon elm.
bunhert DSllarS fit jeben Sail bon Ra-
tartb be;ablen ipirb, Der bur@ ben Gebraud)
bon SdIl's &atarrb aur nidt sebeilt
iperben fam. 6rant 5. 6 Gbeneb.
8eI9noren bor mir uno unterfdrieben in
meiner @esenpart an, 8. September A. d. 's6.
N U. IS. @leaipn,
~ 01entli6er aOtar.
Sau's aatarrb fur tpirb innerlid seasnl.
men uuO pirft brett auf oas gIut unb bic
fdleimisen Sberadden eeS Ghfems. eabt
Sud umfonit 3eugnifIe fOmlnen.
8. 3. Gbeneb & Co., SeleoO, ..
EB 8ertauft bon spotbcfern, rs Gents.
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: -llnter Der epibmarfe uMobIeffe

: Inter Der SpiBmarte vgt obIeffe
ObIige" tbeilen Berliner gldttter
bas folgenbe @ei6i9tli9en nit:
Ser 3m6liidbrige 6obn elmer armen
3eitungstrdgerin fanb neulif in Berlin
i'm Glur zines Saufes llnter ben 2inben
elm i9peres soloenes, nit tpertbbollen
@beliteinen beieBtes Armbano. Ser
&nabe frogte in benz SGufe berum na1
bem 0etIierer unb f6lieBlid meloete
ii6 bic gigentbiimerin in @eitalt elmer
bornebmen, i'm erifen StOd tpobnenben
Dame. 9lus Oantbarfeh iagte He su
benz &inbe: Run msrbe i9 Dir aud
eine 3eitung abfaufen. ."5pra6's that 9
unb = lieB f6 auf so pfennise 40
piennige berausgeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

ldrer. sic iinb ausss3sidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm Gam sefdrbt.
Sdcttiide 3epbhre allerleeter Mcbe
in alien Muitern, iolib sefarbt, 81 3Oll
Brett, 25 Gents.
Cine habi6e 9lusmabl BON Sdptti>
iaen Gtaubraps IS unb 40 Gents.
@rOBer gprratb bon @lassow Be-
phhrs uller Nrt.
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@efdrbte Qapns.

40 3Oll breiter 8attiff, quite Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per garc; glaib
2awns, 80 3Oll brett, in 4 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stide Pertb Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @cro Srsunbies, 12z
Gents; Berfii6er MuG aller Nrt, 80 unb
35 Gents; americun @balliss, sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA Oarbs fir 81.
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: Sie S6wei3er 9ocialiiien ipollen
gegen bic S9affung bes neuen Nmtes
zines 8unbes Nntpaltes an bas Bolt
appelliren, B. b. iie tpolen elm uGefes
renoum" 8oltsabHimmung] bariiber
beantragen.
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Cine bon uitdnbise Nuswabl FER nsue=
ifen Wfuifer gu 12a unb Is Ste. per 0arb.
156 Stiide ''New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @enta.
Dies fino Wuifer frun50iii4er ainits
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Trahlin8sDauren in fOltoen Gare
Sen 1255, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbgrs.
Dieie Waaren merben INNER pppus
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Die rWiesbabener gursSiffe" mels
bet unter ber Rubrif Der neu angetoms
meuen Babesdfe: r@raf @uibo Sentel
bon DOnnersmarf nit Grau @emahlin
unb bem 9errn S6bn6en." 0as
p6err SObnden, bo6srdfli6e @naben,
geruben e n Sabr alt gu fein."
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garnabp's ameritaniide @insbums
fir Damen- unb Sinber aleiber, ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
Qamns.

Wir baben iett utsbrere bunbert Stade
amsritaaii6en, ensIii&en, iriiden, frun<
3Sfiden unb i6wei5er 6ubritats Sur Nn-
ltdt ausiesen.
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= Die itaIienii6e &esierung bat ibre
GriegsI9iffe BON ber 8lodabe Der olts
afritanii9en 6iilte 3uriidgesogen.
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Sriit9e 9einellsenge.

8touisnseeinen, gslfaft grOwn DreB
sinens, IS Gents; braun 2einen.gattili,
BON 10 Gents an; 9einen.g gambrics, SO
Gents big 81. nnb pieles aubere.
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= 9ie llnberfrorenbeit, nit pel9er
engIiide Gdm9en rni6t einsebaltene
@beberipre9en" bor @eri1t geltenb
MAIDEN, ideint au9 in 9eutidlanb Mns
flang gu finben. Sn iSrantfurt a. 30.
tlagte fiirali9 elm iunges Mdb6en auf
@bli6ung ober gntf9dbisung. Ser Ser.
flagte legte bem @eri6tsbof cine Mense
8riefe bot, aus tpel9en er nahmies, baB
bic &ldaerin BON ibm ia gar ni@ts pii.
len tuole; unter anberm bieB es ba :
sd ber3i6te auf bic gbre, 9eine 8raut
su iein, iauberer Moniieur." ~. sd
ftebe nibt on, Did gu berni6ten! Sd
sertrete Dir ben Gopf lpie elmer siftis
gen Otter! 9aB unb 2iebe fnb @es
f9tDiiter, bod Der 8ruber 1T itdrter als
bic S6weier. Sd gebe Dir ben &atb,
f9ieB Did tobt, bic @elt unb i6 Der.
lieren an Dir gar ni6tsl 9u &ameeIl"
Saau geiellten fi6 nod anbere &rafts
ausbriide. Die 9ldgerin perlangte, ges
beiratbet au tperben ober 2500 Dollars.
Die 6lage purbe iebo6 absemieien.
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sSralts0iiitbe Satins.

I'm Stem gorter unb 8cifOner 3eituns
gen werben 5ie nit 373 unb 33s Gents
per Narb annDncirt. gir rertaufen
bieielben Daaren in ben idSniten Wiu<
itern au 35 unb 80 @ents per Oarb.
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Cine unssheure Nuswobl in bisisu
Mrtiteln.
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@eriatpenbet niht @mre aeit

uno Selb. inoem Sbr NIT atpeifelbaften
Webiainen erperimentirt, ba bod DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
10 pofitib fider in ieiner beiIenben Wir=
flung 1T, um feline Gabrifanten 3u be-
re9tigen, bas Bublitum bamit, tpie iie
bas bur9 Npotbefer tbun, unter elmer
geb6rig bei9einisten Garantie 3u
perforgen, baB es alles, fur tpas es erlt=
pfoblen wir6. nollbringen, ober oas bas
fir beaablte @elb prompt auriidgegebsn
piro. gs beilt 2ebertrdgbeit ober BIZ
lioitat, Snbigeition ooer DnspepTe,
alte Jltiffe o6er 8lutentartungen, ftro.
pbul6ie 2eiben (S9minoiudt ober
2ungenifropbulofe ni9t aussenommen),
tpenn re@t5eitig eingeuommen unb or=
bentliG probirt.
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Sic
B0dentlide 6reie Yreiie flir seras
eri1eint
ieoea DoansrGag
- s. lln6 fDitet
So. so fir OaS Sahr pDer $1.25 t,it
6 MiDmate In Wpramsbesablnna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-22

3auienbe bon 9eilunsen folgen auf
ben @ebrau9 bon DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. so Gents.
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g(merifaniide Gatius .

Sn aeuen i6Snen Muitern nur 10
@ents per Oarb.
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Sic
3dslide 6rcie &reife fir 2eras
eri9eint
nit 9usaa6me oes Soantass
unb fpitet
$1,000 fir baS Sabr DSer $3.50
fiir 3 WfDnate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-05

"The opening in the near future of
the Southern and Central Americas
will so quicken shipments through
the gulf ports that all the deep water
possibilities of the coast of Texas will
be taxed to their utmost to accommo-
date it. 1t does seem idle, puerile,
childish, to see-saw from convention
to convention over this matter, when
so great issues are at stake. South
west Texas wants deep water; wants
it somewhere, and wants it mighty
bad. Wants it so bad that she is not
willing to peril the security of
it by admitting this convention
to a. recomm endation of any
place in advance of the United States
engineers expert report. 1t wants
deep water, and wants it where the
engineers will recommend it can be
soonest secured, and wants congress
to make the necessary appropriations
for such place or places so that the
work need not be delayed in its con.
summation. More than this south
west Texas does not want. Less than
this the convention cannot afford to
grant,
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Personal Notes.

G. NJ. Boxer is on visit to our city
from Chicago.
A. B. Armstrong, of New Orleans,
is at the Menger.
w. J. Porter is in the city from New
York.
Mrs. M. H. Clements and child are
at the Mahncke.
John McCole, of Goliad, is registered
at the Mahncke hotel.
H. w. Rogers is at the Maverick.
Chas. E. Fogerty is here from New
York, to look after his customers.
w. S. Baldwin, of Austin, has his
autograph on the Mahncke register.
w. G. Hughes, of Boerne, is guest
of the st. Leonard.
VIM. II. Guss, from the Hub, is at
the Menger.
Louis Statfel is in the city from
BOerne.
Law Student Guenther has found
his hat. 1t was on another mans
head.
H. E. Taylor, editor of the Texan,
otTaylor, is in the city, stopping at the
Southern.
Gus G. Dreyfus is in the city from
Dallas, and can be found at the Men
ger.
Thos. Johnson, of Comfort, was in
the city yesterday. He will leave for
Houston tomorrow.
Col. B. G. Andrews, one of the
largest wool dealers of Atascosa, will
remain in the city for few days. He
is at the st. Leonard.
John Goggan, of Thos. Goggan &
Bro, of Galveston, arrived in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Goggan will leave
for home tonight by the [. & G. n.
via Austin.
Mr.. Will Stephenson, of Kyle, left
for his home today. Before he left he
subscribed for the LIGHT. Although a
democrat, he likes to read the news.
Nj. A. Arms ead and lack Irving,
the two accommodating and polite
attendants on the palace car "Tecal-
CO, "have returned from Topeka, Kan
SaS.
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Real Estate Sales,

Frank Erthen and wife to Anton
Adam, lot 3, in block -, for 500.
Harriet d. Mackenzie to Chas. NJ =.
Terrell, lot in block IS, fronting on
Travis square, for ST. 900.
VIM. Purkiss to B. KiolEassa and
l.. NJ. Welton, lots 4 and 5, in block
r, out of original city lot 10, for 500.
E. j. Vanderberg, Frank Leaven-
worth and wife, H. A. Tenant and
wife, Joseph Saunders and wife to
Clara A. Brecht, quit claim to lots !,
s, and 10, out of original city lot IS,
for S. and other considerations.
Adelaide Hernandez and husband
to Jose Escalera, lots and 4, block l,
on Alazan street, for SO.
Matilda Schroeder to Geo. Schroe-
der, lot on East Commerce street, and
lots and Is, block 2, 5Oacres, 10 miles
from city, on the Salado creek, Sc acres
of survey "a, 100 acres on the Chippe-
deras, 90 acres in Wilson county; a
tract of land in Lodi, Wilson county,
$50 acres on the Cibilo creek in Will
son county, 200 acres in same county
on the San Antonio river, for love and
affection.
Geo. Schroeder to Matilda Schroe-
der, lots II and s, block F.; lot 5, block
E; also lot East Commerce street, lot
8, block +; lot 81, on Bowie street; lots
10 and II, block 2; lot I, block f; lot
6, block K, for love and affection.
Adams & Wickes to PompOsa DIaz,
lot 10, block 80, for $500.
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Tenth street Methodist church. near Sui
set depot. Preaching II a, IN. and p. II
Sabbath School 9:45 q. m.
l. F. H. MILLER Pastor
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Casino Hop.

The hop given at the Casino last
night was most enjoyable affair and
as the appended list will show, was
we'll attended. Zottarelli's band fur
nished the music. Those present,
were:
GENTs:-D. Nj. Stapp, Percy Rich
ardson, Ed Richardson, Chas. Wynne,
Will Bradley, Charles Johnson, of
Georgia, Eugene Hernandez, Henry
Baskin, James McElroy, Frank Evans,
Ned Winstead, G. w. Temple, Red
ford Sharpe, Harry Arnold, James
Hosack, James Simpson, Phil Shook,
Sam Simpson, Hal Howard, Carlos
Bee, Charles Norton, James Clavin,
o. H. Williams, Harry Williams, Hill
debrand, Harry Adams, Max Becker,
Jim Cross, Ben Cross, John Dillon,
Will Prescott, Hal Bacon, DeXt. Holt,
George Chamberlain, Churchill, Scott
James, Davis, of Gainesville, Schultz,
of New York.
LADIEs.-Fannie Edwards, of Aus
tin; Bessie Bradley, Lilly and Mar
tina Simpson, May White, of Boerne;
Ethel Murphy, Estella Stapp, Lucille
Stapp, Mary McLeary, Lula Thomp-
son, of FIoresville; Madeline Bradley,
Katie White, Cora Carrico, Lula Gay
lord, Louise Prescott, Fannie Eagar,
Marie bennett, Britain, of New
Orleans, Saliie Sterling, of Mississippi;
Helen Becker, Nettie Davis, of Hous-
ton; Hor5ense Martinez, Nina Rodri-
guez, Myra Reed, Lula Newton, Ber-
tina Rosy, Miss Mary Hernandez,
Frankalina French, Lee Epson, Phoe-
ME Yturri, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Simpson,
of Eagle Pass; Mrs. Gaylord.