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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

The Galveston News philosopises
over the situation on the gulf coast as
follows:
Galveston feels no apprehension in regard
to the future of deep water, and is conndent
that the board of United States engineers
soon to meet in Texas, will find hut little DIFF
ficulty in designating the most available
point AS far as the mouth of the Brazos Is
concerned, she feels no concern even snouIu
deep water be secured there. Fifty years ago
this city had a half dozen would-be rivals on
the Texas coast. but they failed TO materlallze
to any extent, and the names OF some OF them
have never been heard by thousands now
residing in the state. The founders OF Gal.
weston knew what they were doing when they
selected site for a seaport, and they were
practical, common sense men.
The years change, and not only men
but nations and cities and even sea-
ports change with them. Some of the
great seaports of the past are lost to
history, and some of the great sea-
ports of the future are as yet undis-
cerned. Galveston has not made pro-
gress along with other cities of the
state, and the fact is owing to lack OF
harbor facilities. Had the govern
ment expenditures at Galveston been
made at Arkansas Pass, or at the mouth
of the Brazos, or at the Sabine, Texas
would have had deep water port to
accommodate the navies of the world .
Before the present government COM
mission shall have secured from con-
gress the appropriation necessary to
commence work energetically at any
port, Engineer Corthel will have at
least 20 feet of water on the Brazos
bar at low tide. This is his own pre-
diction and on it he stakes his reputa-
ton as one Of the greatest civil engi-
neers of his time. Practical common
sense that is not afraid to invest its
own capital is doing the work at the
mouth of the Brazos and not depend
ing on government subsidies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

Four Hundred Acres In City Limits
We otter for sale for a short time valuable
tract of land consisting of 400 acres all fenced,
with plenty of water, just outside the city
limits; every foot of it can be cultivated, good
roads leading to it. This Is very desirable
bargain; the land ia worth double what Is
asked for 1t.
A FAMILY CARRIAGE.
A second hand family carriage, almost as
good as new, at a very low figure.
TWO SODA FOUNTAINS,
All complete and in good order, can be
bought at one-half of first cost.
HAMILTON, HADLEY Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name of the author, not
necessarily for publication, but as evidence of
good faith on the part of the writer. Write only
n one side of the paper, in plain hand. An
.Eymous communications will not be noticed.
he LIGHT will not be responsible for the state
sent ofits correspondents.
- II communications for publication, or per-
Gin.AS to the Editorial.or Local News Depart
Gents, should be addressed ITO the Editor Of
She LIGHr.''
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

THE lack of space prevented any
details of the bald knobbers' hanging
IN yesterdays kilograms; but the de-
tails were most horrible, the rope
breaking and unnecessary agony en-
dured. By wha tever method the
death penalty is inflicted the law Off
GERS should be strictly responsible for
all failures to make that death sudden.
Accidents are inadmissible in such
cases.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

Legal advertisements 81 90 per inch first in
ertion rs cents per inch each subsequent nser-
ton. Trustees sales 81 90 per inch first inser-
ian, Is cents each insertion afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, IS cents per
inc each insertion. Local columns 20 cents first
Insertion; 10 cents first week, cents after first
week Special rates on so and 100 lines running
for a month.
Home advertisements payable on the first OF
each month Transient advertising payable
advance. Only metal cuts printed
Special rates given on larger space and long
tine advertisements. Discount given for cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

PEARsALL.precocity pops up pernic-
iously. The fourteen. year-old son Of
Theo. Cox is in Jail there, awaiting
trial for thrashing his own father.
Considerable of boy or not much of
a dad.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11
CAUTION TO MOTHERS

Every mother is cautioned against giving
her child laudanum or paregorc; 1t creates an
unnatural craving for stimulants which Kills
the mind or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit children and
cure their pains. 1t is harmless and contains
no Opium or Morphine. Sold by Ragand q
Co w
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

Tote fair and give the Fair folks a
fair show for Fair transportation or
the affair will turn out very poor
Fair. 1t is unfair to visitors,to.adver-
tise a Fair and provide no fair means
of reaching the Fair grounds for a
reasonable fare. If the weather is
fair and q fair attendance is had it is
fair to predict that the Fair folks will
call us the most unfair Fair crowd in
the southwest. 1t is not fair to be
unfair in a Fair matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

AN invitation, printed on satin
from an deliberately engraved steel
plate, has been forwarded by Fort
Worth to President Diaz, of Mexico, to
attend the Spring Palace opening.
Fort Worth will get there when the
procession forms.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

THE Texas sun shines once more.
Old Sol, like a lazy boot black, has
gone short on shines lately. The
LIGHT to the weather clerk-Shine
'em up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11
Try Pancoast g. Son

If you have your clothing made
They carry full line of imported
suitings to select from. 3-23-tt'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

THERE are more sensational col
umns wired from Chicago concerning
DR.. Cronin's mysterious disappearance
than would fill a volume. None of
them are more than mere conjecture.
The cause is attributed to everything,
from a Fenian kidnapping to fear of
the law for abortion. The safest way
is to believe nothing and wait positive
information.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

WHEN a mans tongue becomes so
long that he steps upon it the disease
is called Karporamia, according to
the diagnoses of the press doctor at
Victoria.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

THE energy and zeal of the Texas
Spring Palace people is worthy Of all
praise. May they reap the full re-
ward of their pluck, push and perse-
yerance
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11
AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.
SATURDAY. MAY. Il. 1899.

CAPTAIN SCHRAMM is doing very
effective work for the Alamo Monu
ment association, as extracts from the
New Orleans papers show.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11


THE question has been repeatedly
asked by a mugwump paper of New
York how it was that during the in
auguration ceremonies and in the
parade Mr.. Cleveland attracted so
much more notice than President
Harrison? The best answer is that
given by a number of New York
journals positively denying that such
was the case, and no doubt this is
about the truth. The Sun and World
are two of the most widely read dem
ocratic journals in New York and it is
certain they reflect, to very great ex-
tent, the feeling of the democratic
masses. The SUI may be excused as
a witness against Mr.. Cleveland, for
it is openly hostile to him, but the
World was very strong advo-
cate of Mr.. Cleveland's re-
election and its democracy cannot be
questioned. The editorials of the
World do not show that all consum-
ing love for Mr.. Cleveland which the
mugwump Times asserts led the peo-
pie to pay him so much more honor
than they paid to the president. The
World lays the whole blame of last
falls failure upon Mr.. Cleveland's
head and accuses him of being false
to his professions of civil service re-
form, untrue to the democratic party,
and utterly regardless of what that
party had promised to the nation. 1t
is a hot fire in the rear that the
World is pouring into the ex-presi-
dent and it gives no encouragement
whatever to his ambition to head the
party ticket in 1889. If this is the es-
timation in which Mr.. Cleveland is
| held by the opinion makers Of the
democratic party it will be useless
for the mugwumps, who never do a
decent thing and never say a wise
one, to try and boost him into notice
by declaring him the pet of the GEN.
tennial parade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

Announcements for State and County officers
Ten Dollars in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-11

UrAu contracts or bills must be approved by
the Secretary and Manager
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$4,000 VIII Buy

pZIOOO WIFI bUy
A fine block of II lots on Prospect Hill,
near street car, and has water works
mines laid to same. 2-25-tf
II. B. JOHNSON,
2-25rtf At the LIGHT Office.
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4-li-I4,

Policy at Hewitt's, No. 3 and 5 West
Commerce street. Two drawings per
day. o-9-u
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

225-tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-29
HANSEN. THE yEwELER.
a Large New stock-The Work ahop
Again Running

Albert Hansen wishes to announce TO
the people Of Seattle sud vicinity that all
goods thar were ia his store SO the time of
the IRE have been sent 10 san Francisco 10
be sold regardless Of cost lie wishes to
state that, being strictly opposed to selling
damaged watches and Jexeiry, he de-
cissea 80 dispose al the same ar any sacri-
&c 20 IN outside market, and Is now lay
iag - an sntiFe and complete new stock.
His agst shipment arrived yesterday.
/ helai. .arge assortment of ladies' and
/ seu'lemen's solid gold, gold flied
aaa silver Elgin NalfhAm and How
ari watches ioEether with fne assorted
stock o. ttWelFy. The only portion os
) enc sock thst WIS NOT damaged
~ the Gre Nas the elegant stoek
~ diamonds that always Was - much sd
I nifsd ~ ibe public OF Seattle. These
Esi9Gs Wiz hC sold 81 cost
tie sala ~ diamond goods viii, only con
uuns III jhey move info their new quar-
sefs 10 the lnwWsn blscs, corner nf Front
sud therry, which, Il Is expected, viii be
me nfst completed building tn the burnt
district, and wi! Be ready Ia about two
@ress he new stock n arriving every
day, sid Is OF The latest ktsles al novelty
ana Gesign. Albert Hansen has always
nal ard viii continue a. keep nothing hut
tns best OF goods in his line, guaranteeing
every article sold on account OF the poor
recommendation in their preS,n, quarters
I 10 lhe Boston block. they are not able "a
. disp ~ 81 goods, but ufsou visit 20 The
store 1t wih ba foand that the stock i
c1iapscte enough 80 satisfy the demand Ia
I. al geAadS. Ihs watch rrp8lrtuR. engraving.
leseiry npslrinF aud diamond setting
work. hop IS "a running ocser again. and
( $ Ia pcSftion t. 81 Nil orders Kindly
thanking ray patrons for past iaynrS. and
wishing 4 continuance Of the same, ! re-
main respectfully yonrs.
ALBERT HANSEN.
Bnsson Block. seller 4 90. store,
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Real estate transactions from January 1,
issa, 10 date are 81 So, ess.7L There were
fled for record yesterday ls deeds, the
considerations Gegrega.ing s319so, a.,
average Of f2,e51 Following Is the list A.
furnished by Osborne. Temper Il Co. ali
ssrsetors Of title, room Ii. Boston block:
Indian saDl chaiernshan d, r. ". smith,
lots and 8. see Il. tp Il. 5. excep: 7t
acres. 81 90
q. r stone and wife 10 4. Fuller. lot /.
blk 81. Lake Union add. $s5a
q, +. Stone anc wifs u NJ A. Fuller, 10,
IS, blk 81. Lake Union add, 500
g. T.. Stone and wife 90 H. H. Fuller, lot
i6. blk - Lake MON add. $3.50.
g. Z. Stone and wife IN NJ A. Fuller et al :,
lot 2. bk 81. Lake Union add. $500
/. A. Void 90 ). Horrneks, lots I and 2.
blk ?, Englewosd add. sfsa,
-. Hnnm "a r.. Ianiell lot 2 INV
Bells sixth add. 5000
II. Chaplin % j. r. kiesz lots 4. 5, - 10 q
/ Incl, big z; lots 4, B ard 6, blk AZ. bots l.
aud 8, eik 20, Boston Co.'S add, West Sc
attle. s. 80.
D. T. Dssny to N. " Boman, lot IL, blk
Sc. Deany's pars add - 400
h Horton to II 81. fagley, lot :. blk S,
| f3oren x hanny's odd, 81 500.
w kshgsga 10 !. Reed, lots aud i. blk -,
I T. Mons add e. 10
~. r fenny to G. Reinhart ct 81, trustees
zion church. lot 6. blk CO, Denny's Home
l aG1 81 eco
/ A. e. Manning 10 r. T. Boyaiou lots z,
:, 10 Ia 70, -, a II. -, 81. S2. Is. rs. ~ 90
biz 2 ists ?. ii 10 Is 81 to as IL To &. blk &.
lots 8, 6, 8, 10 u. IL. II, ~ ~, 80 ~. ga, si
-. - =, 80, 81, "a blk lois Is, II, II, Is,
( r.. q -, big <: Eas -, q, ~. blk in, White
& Aaansag, SO, 80.
! T. + pbilpgf 20 !. r. Gleesen, 10 acres 81
y 3 of " = al se :, sec II, q, q "A, 7 G.
/ sl.4.
X. q. Faeess ~ 4. X. Savers, lots Is and
is, an etg {, ~ Fscgre hrst, s15a
N Keniea 70 u. f. Bowman. lot 8. blk II.
7 Eeniou's 81 90
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Iook oRs los ssavsF * wasAer's Elephant
- aae alrcl.s para-s la.lay.

Isaok oai los siavsF * WAIVERS Elephant
ia Eae eirctts parade to-day.
Gaaapheii & AsktWsoa are nuw reasy ie
Hl al cfaerS so haedsago aad earF5aEs sEsd
~sSoa material, s,e9fss.g alon snd II IT.
FoE PAPER ;ass. Manila sna esteheF
ps3eF>, tesssCs, money TITS - "a Han
af1st4ss sii% aisscs3 iSat iu &Aa mes 81
ssfle.
Ihe Chsraeo Rs.as aad shcs esavo eau r..
scsl'.t ssn 1airl reat. sssF j. ~ rso4.
PAta ggasf<eN & HrxYnsigs. q nrtn
of laSys9s jRosn itesf1as. wtth "a lsrSc ise
1fsTsry hsvp o9s yssf ar oG8ce ia Atkins
e},ses, % Co5waAls stroVs.
Insurance $50 Ell cry suoas. Chester
Ctusfy.
gaHscsp uixaa. sac travelling sssut ~
tisFsfsn NEgs-, leaa584 % 'ars IS Ia gEa CtEv
ami w4ll sHssfs sos S fes Gaxs ems9. snl
sa - seNva 81 tiss sassEa ecss eotuer 81
heTFs $685. tssft streets. q asss or!s-gs fga
ase 0ssssss.s~ssss szr eAosssaE ~ttI D. rrezsps
q Hfaest
6shestes Giasse IS A5es rH >z<saa,i ssrs.e.
as-swgea 4sgxsgs a@G fo8sz. asz. Tac bE
3eEs a@ar Use Bssiaa 6isiek-
aar & Nzsaasa eam ~ faunt &c AIS
Secas5ss ksstws Nskh sewers chQsce hux ucas
tfsAzsons II thR hurss aisfrarg tay sale. ~
reasonable pFsesss
Nsw arY eesss ssrsssaS 4ailS. Chester
CseaEs.
Fss,es's ksa savts Jars "a. chester
Cse@rf.
D4 s. Is 5sAaeaa ia csumeesssa wsta a
gepesAs Hekaz ses fsxes fs.gf STAR estsss sea
~ e e8ren1c. rsFs zssls 2Est ~E,resai D&sxs,
ifseies. ~ lsssseet~Es ssyes fssip ass. ~
.s3 ssif as 6lnsys Assst asst f'faAs,
sa s4sass e,sssFa Ae @efe sf~t ~
sMe t ase sze4ssnE sea1sia afs So ea
sNsss. ssss4 sssssak As4s - hsms 81 81
sAsss sis &ss Nssre4 fNs2s ~ tssissss a
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Advertise Nothing But Facts,

Nearly two months ago we
mentioned in Cur advertisements
that the early building OF an elec-
the line out EiIbers stree, to Lake
Washington and Union Bay, and
OF a dosible-trak cable line from
the foot Of Madison street 10
laurel Shade, was assured Al
the last meeting Of the city coun-
ell, applications were made for
franchises for these two routes.
Partially corroborating cur state
ment Of two months ago. No
che who is acquainted with the
character Of the men heading
these enterprises, Cyrus Walker,
Pope & Talbot, John Collins,
John Leary, Z. c. kilbourne, and
others Of the Electric Company.
and ]. Nj. Thompson,
Fl. G. Struve, Maurice Nc
Micken, A. b. Stewart, G. III.
Hebron, and others, of the cable
company, viii longer doubt that
our entire prediction will be full
filed.
We are now selling lots in
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The Hastetssr stomach Bitter Feo-
PIE Scare Another pefas

Ia ~. United States elreuit ecurs for The
southern district oi New York Judge ship
taais haased down an epinioa few days
ago IN the SUR 81 the owners 81 the trade
msrks cayariug fios'e'les stomach Bitiers
sgasnsi Arneld fhellsr and Cornell Thelier,
ecfapoanders heated an Nesey street. New
York CITY, ia which II wss decided that,
although The defendants made uSe Of
their own names on she labels aifixesi 20
the battles containing hitiers prepared ay
them SEA 80 they were evidently designed
io sluissie she Hestc;teT lstess. they were
sa4r Rgers, alad = perpetual injunction " a.
granted ard a. accounting Of dars agaS
oT&ehs, tceefhes w}5h use ssssts ~ the ssSt
L = flg evident iHfsHtsou 81 sac MaSfetter
pssple to protect thcsr valuable trade marx
, against al suiEsuxegN
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RENTON ADDITION ]!

AT the old scale of prices. About
one-third Of the lots have been
disposed of, and prices will be adj
vanced 10 per cent. on all lots I'M
sold by July 10. Both OF the
lines OF transportation will pass
through the addition.
First-class business property on
Front and Second, and other
streets, for sale, and on CONNER
cial, Main and Jackson streets for
lease.
$4,000 -Four fine bust
ness lots on Jackson, South Sec
ond and South Third streets.
Choice building lots, houses and
lots, and acres for sale in every
part of the city.
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CAUTION.

BEWARE 1T FrHua. u rrv re~ss ersa 80
Fssrs are stsEped 90 the Esussszss as All ~
advertised sise<s ssrsnre lszyirsx she faessry.
Mhiea p|useFt tkae wesssrx against hswh
E.xfeez Ard interior rspss II a dealer uE-rs
~ l. DJInf-A- &tx<~ NJ q resaex<s r<srp.
80 *ags be aas fsszn ~fshasst NV uarae an,
fsfsss Stamped GA ssze ssssszn ssst hixa ssxssu
4s q frx ID -
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~
fs's's, -, ~ pstile schools 81 the ests.
- 1T .soss ne gsa'ss :" ~hsA pups
ssvs sttaipss ss.,
ssa scEool. nErAsTxExT.
,ass,vs.s. Middle 3 into Middle A.
s',s .s.rs gnHlns 4 into Middle u;
rss..ss, ra,.ss,st,.. Jabiof A islto Middle 81;
- p.sv. Wilde b into aiaai. A I;
a. csc, junior h inta gspi1f myss
80 JgsssoK y info Juuior pala VI
- uiaaIc y Into Middle = E,'ish ps ~,
W. vss5ss fg.fo Niafle 4 Jessie Hurd,
49, -, 4 into Junior A; Anita hunt,
s a'xs,a ,r,o ssssisr p: Heury Jackson.
49, 49, 1 sssta @eusng b Angie Aofsts Jun.
80. ulsls.ie 3: Seth Mssfersi, Middle
e 80 : s.r,ser n Myrs ntnwrsi. Middle =
- s.s,f.ss II latte scott. Middle fufo
~ i. psaaehs Tre,sta, Middle 4 into
ss.sav sadle Nsts6n, Jupla u INTO
tsei6r A.
v.as sn.ssn. asinse Pickering, EDs BY
rss. Effel Wright.
Ffgsr GRADE.
r,sss A--Enbs Bray. William pougan.
v5ls l,esgssl. THil kellogg. dsinie Morris,
Asne PeEfeia. , -
,s,ssf. asfal,. Green. Hester siaiSoti,
sssrx brown. F.ssence skinner. sstists
s,rfsleia. HeFss.gt suoaain, sAiiie DAVIS,
rhsIip Desssofn.
SECOND GRADE.
Class Maud Walker, Ada aahon. NJ.
jsisassan.
GAS b. paisey gafees Oscar Renedict'
A,Ies Carey, Maud Hsn,aoa, Rlaoehe
sswaefzsf Metfls Stephens, Nsnie
Veg.
TilIaD DaAsE.
c8.ss A--Allie Alses. Minnie 4. Anderson,
Mari Ann Pe2rse. susie kies, Mary b
gsisss. Mary zaE.
class a.-aesuis Blanchard. HAIRY craw.
lord, Ifst,se Kssihlsfesa, frank FYlnk. Arthur
genisses Js.1n aisS, Hiuais fierce.
FOURTH ek&nk
Gas willie blanchard. Mas Forsyth
Martha oasnn. Leo penix. EaTard Qain.
lsn. Blanche saa.sf. Nellie Barry, Henry
Catalan. My raaisr. Jacob Ggstsgein,
Eta Sfsssa HsFbers affsht, Rosie Leek.
ngaa aeAnr.
Gas A-aaisas n9F.an, Picet,s Cary
Rsse Csidweii. Neey FifgheEry, Laura
safV. Laura Guy. 5omsnie nause. Fms
Hemisphere, i.ena Kesi.ssSi. Eugene Ma.
ben. Hattie Meg'innahar. E6lsh rfesch
lsissr sinesFmau VII ie IaFlor. Emily
fsFtof. unle Vaughn, MEua Mstsoft, MIA.
hlf k.ehi,, Asff Meyteas, Willie " gtels.
jnhn Na'f seis Selssn, Laura PAGE, Jon
H.e Bets. fioFHnea smart, Belle Nhitweyth
i'sss B. Glars Beck Hlsnehe Kelly,
Assgse t6uaas.
AxTH GRADS.
Glass -t'sefsn hreSs @, Charlie Camp
bell. Nara Becker. Lena nigle Chariis
Hatfield. Edaie Hames. Alfred Remission
Nellie niashasi. ilsaee Watson.
Class -issn Blasne, flafYnee Copeland
Rssnss Mitchell, August Aeihora. Harrl
Thainas, Grace Way
sHYKSTn esAuK.
C'sss A Emmeif scnch, olep blaine
Carl aeNaasht. Ataau Mo Z. cnesse
saaFl Nsthan slrssi, Mabel HailsTl. Der
ias lashnn Lnss 0lerss. 5asniia Kuiseil
klaaehe kiesr
Class lara NFaaau. tisrltc Emas
Asevie Chisholm. Kos tase MiIila DAVIS
San1 Hobart Fisaa foArs tNhnie Asifli
tin, Harold sHhaiey, MAJ ifpsk s, fft d
Ihls. Mamie Msrfo,. leo Wort b0lH
faine, iaey Filirtsn, Miglie Nosshosa
EsSHfs UAknF
Glass Asteila Bemis. Eaiih Brush. AZ
ns tsFkecs rachel Rmel. FesiaGagc, Ia
Glover Freddie 9ahas, Florence Murphy
rsllap sieks' IS, Core 0slssFne. Jsioh Rice
Earl smith sells Tracy,
Class "a fiiam Beatty Maggie Baa'tv
Eugene aafk< rmliy nahisrcen. Nellie
Fsserial krie Lar s4eF. John piuckuey
kesla kHli slna Thompson.
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All kinds 81 blank ts<s<eaS~
anal rulings 8, any ysats~rR
done ~ y. n ntsaony - Hinstcsy
ess the lssS< e~s ssrscssss
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ARegualPicliiC

Exery fhisax from the essSs. issrif. - the
dssnsse< taAs Cd IL Fze<si st 81 txazcy gro
csyses rsayzk of S&uf-arx3~en.
Ap0lsErArts snd White Rock Mineral
WsserSs trossie1 KSssSes and Cayhcnase-s
swesf CIDER. I-a.H@ gHicse Cordial Lemon
syruPs. Grsss 4 Ezz<kwe2ff- Raspberry and
gErrazzt Vinegar SarsAparkila asssl irux
sfsesst Nassras and ssyxsers4 ever knswu
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pete De fair xrzs. Pc isss I2asAs' Tongue.
Cover Leaf Lssszexs. Trn1fci Grouse,
Wosteoek, Partridge. szzspe. etc
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Following paptss are promoted f-srr
classes III which their usnses here appear
FfFTH GRADE.
Class Aida Hadwin. Annie Rock.
Class B-aIiaaie Ripley.
sfxTM GRADE.
Glass B-Sesf.e so.ard. james Davey
Hattie csdy.
sEvESrH GRADE
Class A--Thosnss Hnek.
EssH5H GRADE.
Glass A-Enma Berryham, Arthur sam.
gan, Frank Nets.
Glass B-EtheI Daysy. Grace Drake. Alice
Parfs.r.
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bay STA - Sad ~ - tGssE friends.
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Class A-lfsste BURKE Allcs Baker.
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Della cahFsnsk. Lula Ganlluer Heszie
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asilcs Kite Mamie loyelsui. Maeess.
Wilson.
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Class A-Fya Bafllnesme. nsfcas fIsuls.
lsI Carrie Merritt Li'ite rcsessaa. Aiay
smith. Nellie wilson. Ansoa Aaaass Cos
asn Parker
Clsss A-pstksf Rawpgi. jessie Egss
ssesi, bslgle Parsons. Annie fsFee. eleosee
NeaEaef
FovnfH en.ue.
Class s-Aret. Eese Baxter. Iisste Eussis.
nssnchc Ala GRAVES
Class h~beFs HsFyls. Jav Mulaeoa.
Set NcVsUvlsrd Claire Mart. Willie
$3.50, c&@Wir utele;, NARY Arms.
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