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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
oranl.s n. tho white nouso.

Tho White gouo attracts cranlu lilo a
magnet Thcn aro moro cranls IN this world
than Ia dreamed Of In thoayorAgo philosophy,
aud greater numbers OF thclr Mind nnd their
way 70 this building than oven the nowspa.
pora nrO able 10 discover Tho 0rgcant has
nothing ~ say ayo when wo AJAX him quos-
tlon, and thon ho punarla that scarcely q
day passes IN which no IA not called upon by
tho dictates oi prudence 20 stop Pomo sus
plclous or unpleasant looking mortal al tho
gateway TO tho prcddontS abode Not thai
thro arc many dangerous Appearing persons
Luitoring hbvut, but many who bear IN th0ir
faces tho marks Of M ability and intention 10
create scenes u given but half ohAnoo
ThCro are plenty Of character Studies hore-the
solt important, buStling statesman who nishos
In ~ II his business would spoIl n delayed a
dngic moment; tho weary andEad oyod oandi-
dAto who has waited and waited and Lost his
norvo and hls ability 10 hccp o night, all ON
account u ho otllco that nOv0 comoe, tho
timid and gawking oOuntTymhn who Is not
quito miro that ho dnros walk In Nh opon door,
aud who stops 10 nss questions aud nay ho n
afraid OF intrtidlng, tho loquaclous follow
who has boon always good Republican and
who imugincs everybody about tho White
House is Interested In his story and poeessod
Of Influence thatcould help him u II wcro but
oxortcd In his behalf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
LANDING A GIG STURGEON,
An Esoitlnn Time With n TlsA Noa'ty As
LsaG M y hAa

LsaG NJ hAa'
Recently waa putting IN m afternoon at
potaluma orcck, ashlng fr salmon trout or
anything olso II h tide wator stream
omptying into San Pablo bay, and during q
good portion Of tho ycor u " trequontcd by a
variety Of aalt watcr nshoa The uturgcon "a
a ally bitor aud sometimes "mouths' tho halt
ton or lftcon minutes before taking hold
On this occasion | had baltd with n small
tmelt and thrown Into deep wator from a
ANAL wharf Tho wind vas blowing gallo,
40 II was hard 10 tell whon Que had bito,
Tho poles were scattered along tho wharf
taking caro- Of themselves, whom ono of thom
began 10 act queer Tho limo would alackon
slowly several Inches then grow tnut, the Zip
OF the polo honding, then the line would
aacken again, II did this Tor several min
utoi without change and could not mako
up my mind whothw 10 pull or not Then
suddenly tho limo LacSoncd several feet This
lA almost Euro indication of n sturgeon.
Quick aa possible | struck and felt tho hook
stick Into something distrUSlngly llko Gnag,
II sccmcd ~ heavy and sluggish; but Jou
cant mos, always somotimos toll.H
Slowly aomothlng holow necmcd " wako
up, for MI tho world like q locomotive NOV
Ing heavy train Than, ~ II gained hood
way, N got mAddw and maddor. and the rcd
hunnOd louder and loudor, until II screamed
like n llttlo fond. Two hundred feet q
lno ran cat In fou pooonds and thon, With
q EplnAh M II horse had iallon into tho
water, throo fcot d hg, drab oolorod fab
plunged Into the ai Ilo was evidently too
big 10 Jump out MI At onco Thon he started
buck up stream, and, In spite OF all tho strain
daIud put ON him, ran out nearly every foot
OF tho limo from the rocl My heart was In
my mouth for fear OF nm accident, but hc
stopped Just at tho right tmo This fish
fought like demon for ono hour and n half
actual timo, and pocmod determined not 10
como 10 gaa
A hcnchman happened. along Just thon,
and begged him " uso tho gaif, Ho stepped
ON rock near the watorA cdgo, but tho fish
camo up, and, seemingly with malice aforo-
thought, with one 1ap OF HE tail wot tho
kind helper from hoad 10 foot llo stepped
up and out an gracefully as possible The
FISH was finally landed and found 10 weigh
exactly forty pounds and 10 measure 0fty'
oght inches In length Whilo making q
! slower fight than the trout, tho sturgeon's
mad PUSHES are thrilling and exciting, aud
believe tho most fnstidiouy angler viii votC
him game fish after ho has once landed a
big follow with light tackle.
Frequently havo taken thom on an eight
ounce split bamboo ny rod with smallest gut
hook baltod with worm Thon thoir 1ght 4
particularly pleasing, but would not care
TO try ono above four foot In longth on thai
kind OF tackle, us half day IA too long "
talio In landing ono ilsh. American Angler.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE,
PLANS THAT ARE ARTISTIC, con-
VENlENT AND ECONOMICAL,

Here Are Designs for q rioluwsqus little
Cottage That, II Ia Claimed, Can ne fut
Up far s6O0-A Pine Loohing House foe
sla0O,
There has nayer beeu a time Ia the history
Of mans civilization when tho building Of
houses Tor homes received 10 much attention
"a now, 10 10 becoming tho ambition Of
every man, no matter what his financial
level 10 own his own home aud tho various
forms 0f cooperative real eataie buying and
building-the loan association and tho like
have rendered IL far more feasible than In
tho past Tor every man 70 realize thlh most
laudahle desire The results are marvellous
Neat, tasteful and artistic houses are spring
Ing up everywhere The landlords oeenpa'
ti0n Ia many CASES Is gone, The wage Garner
the small business man and tho professional
man are now thelr own landlords ~ an on
tent that would have been deemed impossible
thirty, twenty, nay five years ago. Ana
not the least gratifying feature Of this state
OF affairs 10 tho fact that II causes every man
b give attention 10 tho affairs Of hls own
community, lie lisa tax payer-why should
he not concern himself with the adminlHlfar
ton Oi tho government NJ his town, hls VII
lAge, his oityi
Lot tho good work 20 on, lst tho people
Of this country become people oi home own
era, independent and solf respecting Nothing
can more certainly oonduce 70 tho GREATNESS
Of tho country ~ q whole, nothing VIII more
certainly tend 70 render solid the foundations
Of peace, public prosperity and tho lnsllIu'
tlona Of the general government -.
Tho publishers OF pla paper, recognising an
this, have decided 10 furnish Ia readers With
a series ot designs and plans Tor houses Of va.
rylng cost from the cottage " a few hundred
dollars egpenHe 70 the eegnnt villa, II ID OK
peotel thut the plans will combne economy
convenience aud beauty They have been -
locted from a number Of standard souroea
and an estimate Of cost win be given In each
case though this Ia an element that must neo-
sHarily vary greatly In different localities
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

cato minded porsona; II VIVA wholly vlciouN"
And then, laying his hand upon tho unnn.
khod chapters ID "The Mystery u Edwin
Brood dc great noToliss, replying 70 my
question, nidi ~ IL MOI tho bainAcle system
or tho methods q olrcumbcution that the
people Of America wanti not ths ygtcma
which try tho patience of tho pooplo on this
hdo Of tho wator and oa1l for a lash Of scor-
plone, but q eyutom that will take places from
tho grasp OF trickstors and put thom within
tho r,aoh Of all docOnt mon who nood not sur.
render thoir manhood IN gain public employ.
mont, n-R r. Mcmahon In North American
Rnvls,v
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
FREAK

Charming youth, with eyes no brown,
Hast % heart can cause a iruwn'
An, thou trip'st Ike sunbeam light
O'U llfcS path, now dark, now bright
Hast no oarci, nor houghuL nor droamsi
Fancya child thou true u nccnlAl
Thou, thru, com'Et 40 atlll NJ night
Opening mortaA wondrOus sight
We'll know thee wlnsome Freak,
How thou mak'Ht night talk In urooki
Pushing Jack from houHotop hlgh,
Bringing gold that lilll may buy,
Cakca and candles, Oh, No rloh
May falA Into ditch,
Boiling dfuei and nno new shocai
Janc eew splendid glfta yet whoaoi
hut Thy pran,a aro not confined
An 10 boy1 and girls (how kindOi
Aldermen 80 fat and fro
Drcam OF loba aud vino and gleo
Merchants have their goods dcstroyodi
Cubmcn jolly, IN employed,
Lose their money, name and place
All upon u ciiioN,l ncol
lawyers plead and own they're sold"
Doctors trnnt n case Of "cold;"
nlhops swear aud mothers mtci
Bpcakcr ycll N church and state,
10 thou wurkcst, little spritc,
Al our heads with all Thy might,
Through tho mist Of doadcned Bonso
goou thy ny'at a, y faT hence.
Philip Becker Goats
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Among recent patents Is an electric drill,
which promises to almost revolutionzo min
Ing ~ well as tunnoling, II Is run by mo-
lor which has la power from tho electricity
rom largo dynamo Of 400 light power u
% stated that such dynamo viii run twenty
drills easily, each ono with q capacity OF bor-
ing on nn average two inches minute in tho
hardest kind Of rock and moro IN softer kinds.
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
WANNA.

Running mile l;ll%, half 6lli, sired
by Waverly, son Of imp Australian
lrst dam Wild Nan by EmbIy's Lex
ington, second dam tilencellin by Rim
gold third dam GlenluCe by imp, Glen
Gre, fourth dam by Am, Eclipse, etc, u
The 18th dam. See American Stud
Book, vol 4, page 5O7 Fee $50 by the
~ ION, $50 TO insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

"You arc lato this afternoon said tho
music tcachcr to his banged and powdered
young lady pupil
"Yoa,n said tho damsol, Svishing down ON
tho music stool ma waS 20 busy with hor
household duties that Ind 10 wait nearly
salf an hour for her 10 sow up a rip in one Of
my lud gloves n-Norristown Herald.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Tur Masslllon Independent IA m

THE Massillon Independent Is throb-
bing with excitement over the an.
nouncement of candidates for county
offices to be filled in November Its
perturbed spirit can be eased II II stops
to consider that these candidates are In
the tleld for the county convention to
be held In this city June s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Sired by Hylas, 2:2iiS; lrst dam by
slrattle Buck, son OF Bonny Morgan,
Fee, season $40, to insure $50
tB-Sprlng Season from February 10th
TO July lst. FAN Season from Septem.
ber ist TO November 18th,
Ew-I want to rent the use OF fifteen
WANDA MARES to breed to "Black
Cloud" In March, / will make II an
object to owners Of mares. Send or
cali for extended pedigree Of stations.
tob9i.hm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Hr0 o Tho governor lieutenant goyofn0r tfca.
,litct o sihu And attorney Nrnpral, ohnh0h nh We
uiN furHlu tiicr HE nrt Monday M Nutr rlef
lhtb shall Upu tltlr Uln "a we u tau 30 tiu aluu.
DAY IN January, 1903 AMI the munbrrr " thr Nn'
h'ulnth Nuttn, Assembly thall hold tluli unrus
unill thn nrst uN OF January, lthA IhN iVin ul
once VI Tho auditor VI state IA DnlCe when tNia
Aintlilment hkul OutCt M ~ termlnhtp ui we
y cunh Monday IN January, lsDl
tkc ~ 1hu terms Of Onicp " tho lulgoe OF tho
taptpmo oout which would bat fOr this a'nrnd'
uipnt have lurlnli hled on lhn ninth DAY 0i Hbins
aili " tlo yeats lNi, lHin lspd lHQl lNo NV.
iNi sud lttA uhnl rctpeCuyuiy, NflnlhAig Un tue
hfet day " January IN tho Year, ltDl, ltal 1904,
ih0T l(dHo in0l, 1908, and 1900 aud thtlf Tnsree
tlys tueoc laot shall DO ohosen ON The hri Tuesday
Jtef the iird Monday n November preceding ihc
rkpuall 0f their iefna Of oncc,
Hpo Iho tornN OF once VI the several Judges
" the olfgull court which would, 9ut fog hl.
amendment, bay0 Terminated on The ninth day lf
February, % The yratu 1901, ihph and 1900, shall,
respectively terminate un nip nrat dag VI January,
" ho Year. 1891 lHl1 aud 1900 and their rospeo-
uyO sueoeaa0fe shall he chosen on the niut TUESDAY
aftef the nrut Monday IN November preceding tile
expiration q tholr tornia OF ofnoo.
AnO D, The present tormA Of Ofnco ~ the several
Judges Of the Probate court shall terminate on the
INST dhy VI January, lhp ana their successors shall
br HhM,n on the nlsl Tuesday hftor no nrpt Mon
Ss0 q Tho terms Of once Of mo several judgot
Of the Common PLEAS court In ollc0 whnn lhin
amendment tkul tivtt shall orfalnAlN on the hfei
any p pot SrS snn1 2, W. oa9 ysaS a o'g n NM M
whon their respective terms " Onloe would, hut O,
this amendment, have tOfmlnhtndl AMI Ielr W
tpeOtvo rtD sanfN shall ho chosen On the nra TnCH
day after tile INST Monday IN November preceding
Tie expiration Of their TOeptCtlye tcfmy Of once,
SEo q The Judges NJ tbe several courts and oil
htnto, onunty l0wnthlp, And Euhiclnhl 0flcue IN
1nlct when thiA auclldmo II takw effect, shalt son
hnuo IN once until their successors are elected aud
hllned
$50 q Attuth election those oloctnn desiring n
'Olp fUi hhch amendment ny hNu rlnGvN NJ u
thclf hhum uiO words "nlOhlN tluOuonu-Nee 81
and those opposed to such nnivndmem may Have
plaoud upon their ballots tue words "Dlennial Ert'
NOAH n. ALBAuaH
Speaker pro tom OF tho House Of Representatives
wM. y, LYON
President If tho Senate
Adpnl'h 40 10, IGN,
iNiIHu srAreA uF AN tulut, untu, /
OrblVE, Or rnK SECRETARY Of brATh
l. Daniel j. Ryan. secretary of state Of tho state Of
ONO do hereby certify that tho foregoing IA true
copy " n Joint resolution adopted by tho uenornl
Assembly VI tho state Of ONO, on tho 10th day NJ
Aprl, ID, 1870, taken from tho original rolls ned
In hlu 0foo,
In testimony whereof, I have hcrounto auhscrbed
my nAmd, and AfhYud my Oiflcla seal
teRALl MColumbua the l0lh day OF April A.
DANIEL !, RYAN,
maa-Lm) Secretary OF B1ato,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

TIE Carroll Chronicle extended It's
congratulations to County Commis-
sioner Schmachtenberger on his recent
marriage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
RED JACKET.

freddy Red Eagle, son Of Grey Eagle,
{ ltdOm Lady Woodbridge, by Frank
| Ston, second dam Lady Eyene, by
I nble's Eclipse, third dam O0yarnes,
by Am, Eclipse, etc, TO nineteenth dam.
See American Stud Book, vol B Fee,
SIS by senson, nr S26 "a insure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Susios Littlo brother What song shall I
play on my hNrmonioa, Mr., Court
Mr.. Court who hates tho hnrmouica tsotto
Toce)-- Your dca' song. ng.--Yankco Blnde
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Pray what has the Hon. T. o. Sny.
der done that he is TO be denied the
second term. ~ Navarro Independent.
Nothingl II Massillon independent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
:. " 37HIac. "a. MILE Ia IL 3, ! :
Lake View Park Farm,
ed. ]. MEYER, Proprietor,
RLACK CLOUD.

Record-2a7A, sire OF Black Cloud,
Jr, 1895, and others; by Ashland Chief,
son of Mambrlno Chief Service $50
by the seOson; 300 TO insure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

Detroit, Mtdi,, publication from which wo
rllall draw quite llborally The estimated cost
of theoompletod building IL S6OO, and II u do
scrllod ~ follows In ho book of plnns Fhpt
story, fees high b tho clear, cellar, foot
Firgt story contains sitting room, lbxl6 footi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
rn.lnfnl rrnmn cntlnre.

This plan ia taken from handsome little
pamphlet entitled "Artstlo Homes,' Issued
by tho National Building Plan association OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
The Greatest Discovery Down +
tho proaont Timo.

Tho Greatest Discovery Down to
tho Present Timo,
And the only medicine known to man
that does positively cure these disease
by curing the Liver, such as Headache
OF all kiuhs Constipation or Costve.
Ness, Rheumatism otNll kinds, Nervous
less, Sklu Diseases, all stomach Dlseas-
", like Kidney disease, yields every time
Co this Great Discovery; Paralysis Is
prevented and Dropsy cured by It's time.
" use; II clears the skin and cleanses
the Blood. All that isnecessary to con.
vince, Ia a trial, Call at Il, ID. MoFAR.
LANDS drug store apd ask for DR.. II,
MacFarland's Little Book, II tells you
all and gives yo1Symptoms. Sold also
by u, Il, Balt2ly, Masslllon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30
Legal Notice.

Henry Powers whose residence Ia unknown, In
hereby notified that ON May 4 1890 tho undor-
elpncd IN plantlt, illod n petition IN tho common
pleas cOlit VI stark county, ONO against Bal P0w-
cfB aud hunlhor settling Forth that plaintiff IN tho
owner IN fec simple OF the lcga title TO, and IN 0-
session OF lot ihtNo IN Davis and MOuHhQyh Addl-
tlOn 10 Alliance, ohio, that said Powers claims 10
hayO eOO right or interest therein, but that IN fact
ho has no interest lhoren that HE claim constitutes
n cloud on the tltcj and praying SAID Powers DO
nhlucgcd 10 have no interest or Oalm In said prop
orty and hn pniOlncd from spttinR un any Clhn
thereto, mud be required 10 release w plhlntlI MS
pfotriided tlalm or that the Judgment OF the court
operate ~ such relOnee.
knid Pow orH Ia required N answer Bhl petition on
or before july Bth 1880, ... .....,
JOSEPH ilEiDEr,
DAY, LYNCu n DAY, Att'yA MnyO'Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

aHn a County onlerm AhAn he elected Ia ihe
evsn years on Mo rtt iuCnday after lhe fiat Mon
dAy IN November, bY the electors of oioh county, N
such manner, aud iOT ench torn ot ovoh yNuA n
may be provided by law Mhtn \ vacancy occur
IN 4 o0uhiy 0nco II shall be nll6d by Npr6intmenl
for Me remainder vi tho lefm,
sac 4, Township Ofleota ADd olrrhVo mnhlol
pal OnorrA shall be elected ~ the odd years Ou w,
iifai ruHuly Atrr me Hrt NnudhY m November
I'D ua electors uf zach township uf mtnlolplle, Nj
Hurl manner, aud fuf hu0h Nfn of ovnn Year,, NJ
msy no provided BY law, Whon q vacancy ptonrl
w u Township or mnhlgiph dihen y shall ba nhvd "
AppOlntmeni for tho remainder OF The utm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

HEop AZ no gonoFai eleotlon 70 NJ heid n ~
year UIlD thousand eiaht bundrcd md ninuey-tWa
aud eAon tvCntoih yoar lhopoNftor The uostiuf
"NhAn hOfe DO = convention W rcvlae, HltnI, 0i
amend tho Consultation y shan 10 suhmHlrd b. en-,
electors VI ulo uta,N aud. N sape majority of al
ne electors voting Oi auch election aecda IN favor
OF 4 tohvvAlan the uennrAl Assembly ~ ~ hUtt
Aoasinn hhAn provide ny law fOr tho vlcctloh of
delegates, and the assembling " such convention,
~ 4 prnYldtd In tho pre- odinH aerlonl but no
amendmuui VI thia uQnHlluon, Arrred upnn BY any
convention assembled IN pursuance Oi.thlu article,
tan take Nurrt until the nhinu shall hAVu W 90 Hub'
mitted t1 the electors VI the state Rnd ahUplud hy
iiaiufty VI thObu voting thereon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

PnzaWECTlvE VIEW,
Tnc,s Two Story Dwelling -Ilcight OF
i1HaSo In tho cloar-0rt 10 feet; sccond 0
IpyJ inches Cellar q fcot O inches First
htorY eontains hAll, 7xll pnrlor, l2xlAi din.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

ApG w. M long a. the state shall hare nuhir
works whiuh require supeflniendunce, thure shat
bH hoard NJ puhlit v0fka ~ consist OF three innh
nnInbsr VI even yoAIl D may ho pfovldOd w lAM.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

hrOTinH I, ~ Il resolved nv No Gfnarai Aw ill
ny N br slaif u phlm illAl lrp pilllpu shuil NJ
tnhni ifH w tnn tinrlpls NJ ~ hl4ir pi ihp nrt
w aNirnn aanlinn lh NJ Aiiile ", tffunu NJ a.
ilm 40 fnpliuns X, a 40 10, w ih NnN lh Aun q
CIrah' kefumi NJ pf Afll 10 w. hffnn iNm AHi q
'Nill no fuua = ahd ~ Aui lrk ana HnUu 1r
Aiitln XVI NJ Ne unnHilf tlun VI lht siaiH u
YilU 10 ihtl 6hsll T6au 10 inilONtf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

sktuntiona furnished soon ag qualified Cost
Of learning low, Particulars FEoo. Address
tAAalnNkAehs AAsOS., stsnssvsiko. tths-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

AiikN OARNEa
AIrJORgEy AZ IAW-Omoe win ", And A. Mo-
RhlHy Canton ONO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

hH0 10. Whenever Mo once u secretary af stats
elal hnp0ine6 vacant iOT any NJ ihe causes hHu
tuned 10 heetpn No oi thla Article, lhe 0uyeInpi
IVAN ~ 40 Isean ~ Aggoll,I IIasel y leI ~ ltslaa'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-30

ARrIoLe HL

hHn % The regular session Oi eaCn GfHeml ~.
seinhll shal confluence 90 ple met Monday VI taH'
IlaIy nan alter u d lhnlln.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12
WIN. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
Its List of Patrons Constantly In
creaSing IN San Antonio and
Throughout the State.

This medicine is unexcelled as a
blood purifier and appetizer. 1t is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has fine effect.
Those who use it recommend it to
their friends, and are loud in its
praise.
Consumption, when the patient is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields to its magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact. wherever thorough
trial is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. l Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Be careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12

THE Sherman Register complains
of the way it's business men turn the
cold shoulder to prospectors:
"Let man come to Sherman to
prospect and the chances are about
ten to one that he does not receive the
attention of a single citizen unless it
is perhaps hotel drummer, hackman
or baggage transfer man. He walks
around sees several things but has no.
body to tell him anything about them
and goes away feeling that Sherman
is lacking in hospitality"
1t is taffy that takes. The city that
can dispense the article most literally
captures the crowd. This is newt
able destiny. San Antonio papers
please copy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12

THIS quoting the Galveston News
files as authority against the proba-
bility of successful issue to the
efforts to deepen the harbor there, is
the last straw which breaks the Is
land city's back.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12

My sincere thanks are hereby ten
dered to Captain Edgar +. Schramm
and Mr.. J. NJ. Nixon, agent Wells
Fargo Express company, who solicit
ed subscriptions, to the bankers and
to the public at large who so nobly
responded to the call 1 made upon
them to assist our stricken fellow cit
liens at Johnstown, Pa, not emitting
the Wells Fargo express and the
Western Union Telegraph compan-
les for their courtesies in send
ing monies and kilograms free of
charges. BRYAN CALLAGHAN,
Mayor.
In the sum of S19S so turned in by
Mr.. Nixon there was $24 hastily col
lected last Sunday around the Sunset
depot. The names of the donors of
this amount have never been given
the public. All lists of every kind
with names for every cent collected
can be found at the mayors office and
those who desire to satisfy themselves
as to whether their contributions have
been sent can examine these lists and
assure themselves.
The Texas National bank has sent
to this office the following: "Please
notice that we have received from the
citizens of Cotulla the sum of $500
for the Johnstown relief fund"
The vouchers for the amounts sent
from San Antonio are on file in the
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office, this city.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12

wr Bear in mind that Frank J. Bel
tel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great
Northern depot. Silly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-12

A "stuck" jury returned verdict
of guilty of violation of Sunday law on
Frank Roth, a Cincinnati barkeeper.
He will have new trial.