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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25
ASTRONOMICAL ATOMS.


The cause Of sun spots Il held 10 be
the result Of Increased electric activity
on the sun.
ACCORDING 70 Popular Science News
II is possible ut tho equator for solar
eclipse to remain total for seven min
utes and ffty-eight seconds A person.
however, moving eastward on . rapidly
moving train during totality could pro-
long 1t TO eight minutes.
PnoF. BOYs, In communication to the
Royal Society. England. on measure
ments Of the heat Of the moon and stars
by means Of his radiomicrometer, gives
an account Of test with candle at
es0.7 yards distance, which gave . de-
dection Of 80 nun. In other words, this
instrument would show the heatof can
die at In miles distance.
PRoT. PICKERING, blasting his conclu-
aions on . series Of photographs Of the
planet Mars in April. concludes that the
southern temperate regions Of Mars
have just experienced an Eruption OF
polar leo no less remarkable than that
which still Odds the xest Of danger to
the navigation OF our own North At
lantic.
Two TuLx. moons In July seem 70 have
lstonished somo people. Why7 The
phenomenon" - It Is called, happens
about once in three years. in fact. as
,ften - the first full moon falls ON the
arst or second or early ON the third day
II . thirty-one-day month. This oc-
,urred, for instance, in December, 1876.
August ls7a July. 1852. December. 1854.
md October, 1857.
TIE star which gives the greatest par
Illax Ct any. and which in consequence
. believed TO be nearest the Garth, Il
Alpha Centauri, = star never visible in
bis latitude.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

Do you want 70 escape chills and fever
this eeasons No matter how much malaria
10 in the atmosphere and how manv nav -
taken down in your neighborhood with ms
lariA fevers, they could have escaped and
you can escape By . use Of that oxcollort
remedy, Smith's Tonic Syrup, made By Dr.
John Bull. Of Louisville. Ky. Il cures chilIs
ana fever when Quinine falls. Il IL far bot
Yer tnan quinine, tor It leaves no unpleasant
an experiment For many Year, il has beea
considered the only safe and certain curo
!or chius and fever. You do yourself ereet
INJUSTICE II you fall 70 talee THE remedy, for
y viii cure you even when Ill other Gces,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

Il PxIcKLY ASH BE1fnns GOOD for any.
n isaas ~ ra:s f:1S ss es sr,
suffered from . disease that my physicians
pronounced iuCurablA Ny friends had
given mo up % de, when was induced to
try your remedy. took for three months
and have gained % pou1ds N weighk An
to this medicine, and viii never cease 70
recommend e"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25
a COUNTRY ROAD.

The elms that bend above tho roaa
are loud with summers song. {
Ano slowly Winds the heavy load
Tho dusty way along.
Tho mowers n the meadow lana
where grass q long and 1.-the.
win orawny arm and ready hand
SWING the keen, cleaning scythe.
And BY the brook that winds between
The willows bending low,
a thread OF brightest silver sheen.
Ine angler wanders slow.
~
Tho thrushes On the wooded ledge
MAKE music sweet and clear;
ana by the rivers reeded edge
The blackbird's call you hear.
where purple clover blooms are sweet
And dandelions blink
ABOVE his mates safe hid rctrca:
Loud sings the bobolink.
And in the pasture on the hill
where blackberries are free.
Inc children I'll their baskets mn.
And shout in merry glee.
The meek-eyed cattle silent stand
And watch the happy throne,
"ooec isugnter, IN the summer land,
. Is sweeter than Q song.
Like CLEANS Of gold tho star.fiovers shinc
Among the grasses tall,
1hat cluster By the elamb:ring vine
That clothes the tumbling VAN.
And here the brown song sparrow vakes
Its Low, melodious note,
That on the brooding silence breakA
Like horns that sound remote.
Now voices rise where bending Grain
In harvest splendor waits,
And then narrow stretch Of plain
Is silent Is the Fates.
And 80 the winding roadway wcaves
Its charm, till At the last
The hanging, moss grown farm house caves
Their shadows DER it cast.
Thomas S. Collier. In YoutA's Companion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

Tho order Of Freemasonry Is said "a
have been established by Solomon al
the time Of building his temple. The
order has been derived from many
sources. but not till about I7l7 did the
second stage Of its history begin in
London, which is. In fact the home Of
Masonry as now fought The first
lodge in the United States was organ
lied in 1729 and was then under the
jurisdiction Of the Grand Lodge Of En-
gland. The emblem OF tho order in
most common use is the square and the
compass worn by members of the Blue
Lodge. Besides this there are several
designs worn BY moro advanced NOM
bers. among them . keystone for tho
Chapter degree and Maltese cross for
the Commandefy. There arc also hum
dreds Of mon entitled to wear the Con-
sistory. or thirty-second degree badge.
The general design Of this emblem is
cross on which rests = crowned double
headed eagle, with the figures ''3s" on
, smooth triangle on the breast-St
Louis Republic.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

An cladms NOT coasistont witA ~ IA
character Of Syrup Of rigs ere puxpooSy
~: 1900 y ss c. 5ss! srR re "a
ela, cleansing The systs8 cGestaaily, but IL
Is not cure-all aud makes no preeoneions
that every bottle win not substantiata
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

Arc NUMEROUS, but Of ~ latter none n
moro ridiculous than the promiscuous and
random use Of LAXATIVE pills and othe.
drastic cath?rtics These wrench, convulss
els. II Hostettor's Stomach Bittore b used
Instead OF these no-remedies, The result IL
accomplished without pain and with great
oencdt % the bowels, the stomach and the
liver. Use this remedy when constipation
manifesto itself and thereby prevent II from
becoming chronic.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

-Minnie-'Oh, Nellie. why did you
marry such great follow IS that for?s
Ncliie-'Minnie, KNEW that the man
who wanted me married me for my
money alone-and wanted to gst M
mouey's worth. Once . Week.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

JoaN FifzoKRAID, OF Lehigh, Missouri,
writes Nay ID, 1850:
81 have been trying Shallenberese'sA Anti
dote for Malaria and think it tho best med
icine ever saw. Il CURED my wife and 1t.
tie girl when nothing else would. and they
arc both stout and hearty after taking one
bottlA"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

"FArA." said mapma, "bring homo box
OF Bulls Worm Candy" Ske menu In
buu's Worm Destroyers, but then tho chi.
dren call 1t candy and papa knew what sho
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

II men wore their hair - lou9 . the
women Do q would not last . week after The
Weddlng.-Dallas Qex NeWA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

lFRIscRIBH Smiths Tonic svruu Sor ch,,,.
and FOYER, and believe Il Q very reliabie
remedy;-Jas. D. Osborne. 4 D., Greene
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

". b. GAIYYIx, Jackson, Mich, writes:
suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years,
Halls Catarrh Cure cured ma" Sold By
Oruggists, Sc
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25
GIRLS AS PACK.HORsEs.

Cruel Treatment Of Women In the Land
Of William Tell
No sooner are the Swiss girls large
enough to possess the requisite physical
strength than they are set to the most
servile work the land affords, says .
traveller. The child has panier- basket
fitted to her shoulders ct the earliest
possible moment and she drops it only
when old age, premature but merciful,
robs her Of power to carry it longer.
/ have seen sweet little girls Of twelve
or fourteen staggering down mountain
side or along rough pathway under the
weight Of bundles Of fagots Is large as
their bodicA which they no sooner
dropped than they hurried back for
others. I have seen girls Of fifteen
years, bare-footed and bare-hsaded. in
the blistering rays Of an August sun,
breaking up the ground by swinging
mattocks heavy enough 70 tax the
strength Of an sble.bodied msn.
have known young miss no older |
than these 70 be employed a porter
for carrying the baggage Of travellers up |
and down the steepest mountain path in |
al the region round about She admit
ted that it was sometimes very hard to |
take another step. but she must do IL |
I And she carried such an amount Of
baggage!oA stout-limbed guide l. pro-
lected by tho Law, 70 that he can not b
to carry above twenty. Avo
pounds; but the limit to the burden often
put upon girls Is their inability to stand
Up under any thing more. ~
md strength Of the burden bearers, till
~ the time the girls have come to wo.
Danhood there il NO sort OF mental toll
q which they do not beaf . hand, and
quite commonly the chief hand. -Balti.
more Ncws. 0 fN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

NJ friend, look herei you know how weak
eud nervous your wife 10, and you know that
CeEter'o Iron Pills viii relieve her. Now
Why not b fair about Il and buy her boxl
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

ARE unlike all other pills. No purgine Or
pain. Act specially on The liver and btla
Carriers Little Liver Pills. Ono min = fioeo
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

K18P the pores open IL essential 70 health.
0lenn's Sulphur s0ap does thiA
Hills Hair and W6i&lEer Dire. 20 centa
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

an On one stdS-
tho offer that's made by the pro-
prietors Of DR.. Sagsi Catanh
Remedy. It's $500 reward for IN
incurable case of Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad, or of how long stand
ing. They mean what they say;
they're responsible, and The Offer
has been made for yeara It's III
on your sids-you lose your eatarrh,
or you're paid $500 for keeping il.
But it's safe for them, too-they
know you'll be cured
Dr.. Ssges Remedy produces psr-
feet and permanent cures Of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, - Thousands
can testify. "Cold in the Head"
Is cured with . few applications
Catarrhal Headache u relieved and
cured - # by magic, L removes
Offensive breath, loss or impairment
of the sense of taste, smell or hear.
ing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused By
the violence Of Cstarrh, - they I'll
frequently arc. Remedy sold By
druggists, 50 cent& .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

WIEN mamma eete up soler disturhanos
pos % ~ e e ss. os ss's % 'sv'
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

WINK The pedagogue whales tho urohius
PIE but natnfai that they should blubbor.-
Richmond Recorder. - +.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

THB1D b thunder III around the Skye,
when Tie little terrier runs mad.-TexAS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

.OoH1ogxD Y! Wy, tAes Ses4se = .
pssp :ae oos :. u $3.50 siss 81 ~ 81 S
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

Why al this 6epediueS EDsilac NJ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

D1roois1e, however prospeeovs, always
DO business on . smaQ sc6lA-Lawreoco
American.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

RAacuEp earth p not good for ~ growth
OF pafched corn.-N. o. ficayune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

@Axx - man who pursues Q different
hobby from our oWn.-Puok
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-10-25

" cvcu ouCU = uOO0 - t0I6 we must
overtake them before they reach It
We drove the spurs into our painting
horses. and tho forest and barren hill
sides shot past NJ In one flying PIANO.
rama - we galloped like the wind over
the frozen ground. rounding bond after
bend. only to see the Same empty gilt
tering stretch Of road fading in mock.
CRY into the frosty atmosphere.
Furlong after furlong. milo after
mile. and still they kept ahead with
speed that seemed incredible.
- "L0okr cried Captain Karaman,
under his frosted beard, 'the tracks
are still soft We shall soon sec them
Struggling houses came in sight, and
the people ran 70 their doors in wonder
as We swept past like the whirlwind-
Karaman's Cossacks Of the Volga, somber
and stern in their great black cloaks
and shakes; my Dragons . triAe more
picturesques with their green uniforms |
and waving plumeA +1
We galloped through the little VII |
lage Of Kapan-only avo miles to the |
bridge and, a. We swept round the |
brow Of hill. In the distance Ne saw q
black speck on the frozen roaA
Even as Ksraman pointed it out It
over bridge. We tAundered
on in hot pursuit. losing sight Of 1t
bot all the while Rainihf
until from vague, dark OBJ
ject 1t assumed shape and form. and we
could very plainly make out : .Slei9h
md two horses
With fcrce JOY I saw IL drawing
'loser and closer. They were lashing
he horses with furious desperation, but
he poor brutes were fast giving out
Rarely . quarter Of . mile lay b.
wee2 Us and now the distance was
very rapidly. We were
'oing down gentle slope. whom sud +,
cnly Captain Kasaman exclaimed: !
The bridge! Do you 80 the bridgsr | !
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-25
'ITrT'T7T ITSI1NI ITIIl J
q REAL ESTATE
Deals , and : the lie Prices They nFing.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
Samuel u Safvaisky 70 Charles Fixing,
piece of ground fronting 3Oyaras on west
side North Flores street, 1000. mL-Gl-0I
J.,Adams to G. w. Hickox, lots IL and
49,, block1s, laurel 'Heishtss g; s0. zHT
wick ! lots 8, and IL. block A. Gibbs street,
SH" Py Northwsatyi L to William ,Pieper, lot
8, blocke, north side Refugio street, 800,
Il Theodore, Hermann to n. p. Northway
and b. C. Stapp:s lot 81 block 2, north side
Refugio street, 1900. ,ef Gn 10 .sqvI9ds
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D9SJGsfsDg bn8 1nGsB9lq 9df '.9IUO HID
Notwithstanding bnS aURAs ,I9y9T IOf ONO
mI-t-H .ssi9rQ n ~ blO30 sniniDp uadi
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N IDI+ y ~ J-'II = I1TllJ UIUTI UIDlI ~
mRAlLR0AD oLQCALETTES.1

\
bryan Bailon Kelly, Inspector, gepeeifaal
pfscalesoef theiE. and e. IL system i fh q
phe assmnglsRB ShJ 19bnu J19naf vuR aI !
I'm ShafteE custom house agent lof
the MeyieanInternati uHal railroad. . Is in
Town from 1PortiffoT. Diaz. calling on the
boys.9ngissh
'Aswitchmann named FEED ITrogas WAS
severely injured by a coupling pin while
fHGg s a% Sss Sf5ks sas snd
face was considerably injured HE was
transferred to the hospital si sldsilil boo
Twelve carloads f1hogs passed over the
I!& g. N. fortherCity of Mexico via, La
redo. This il the first shipmepb Of hogs
TO Mexico in three or four weeks. yiTacOI,
Engineer 1M6G6y,H of the Houston and
Texas Central, is m The city with his
family. FsfhI al woH
| Homer Eadg ofathe Il s. GoNg general
office force, has gone 10 Hafedo.lo ssYIi nj
The Southern iPaci6cwilI shortly begin
ttheirieutLoffs fnomoS humla to- FLANDERS a
distance of sexen milessT} Ehe, outfit OF the
contractors is OK pecteth fnb temorro W. and
lworkdwiil commence immediately oiIbiS
ESTIMATED that-thc construction OF the
seven miles wilhbost the company fully
sloo, 900 permiles bGGI srft 10 as7ar oo5l
I'M III, c. Cf,ilousk general agent
! tits hiHGfnin SsVofs iiS3q sna .sGTBY fSs
TGhssss Bosrdmiaaans13 aiala A., ibatldsSn,
travelling pa Sepgefi agents 81, The Cbicai
go, Burlington and QiiilSS line Mere A
town yestafdaypAH IT .0EL iIsf-pI
Mai. j. CrLewis, travelling passenger
agent of theistissoari Rssi6fsdsjn town
todaFs1uW yai1gd1 bns IotslIiA5n- aoL,
mMraJt RbRslniap and Mas teE n Foster
and sister 3eftoyef the Southern Pacific
todatpI fMraDunlap returns to eBfrmipgI
h&m Ala.I fand MIR. and Miss Foster so, 70
Columbia, Tenu,, rIschoOlor0 ,lgoO yqo,
IN. H,,lD&vjdson2o of tho =. Pnaihe, dwhe
was In ured iwhileiooupiings cars 9at the
Medina, .wasiaw arded "a $685. in damages
in the Federal court this morning9GlsItBj
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RssEgiisYqYP''gH'S0g Is ssssftY
@EOtGH on TOoTHACHE.. -foc.
All Druggists. ---

Cut FseVessi sgi Worth F4sresss O
Our entire stock OF ladies-wiHtes
wraps at cost. Some rhre baFgainS in
Infesae iishJ SS K iEs aasA48 s jpn
Everything in the, funeral line, at
80 per cent less than any house in the
city. .TUTSlSgETER &-MyLIApYE :
We guarantee to save you SO per
cent. on funerals. qua ls1I Is RI 4ssg ssY
i&i enl II CARTER q MBLBAEY! 81
Have Ed. N. Black < Son, sfS Main
plaza, paint your roof with cement roof
paint;-stops leaks. --I E10-29.3m.
Ia TClothing, the best makes, largest AS
sprtmehtsi sizes bteS ftneand ices light.
Pancoast 81 Son. 10-22-tfi5
40 z.=Dverybod v inDitga teieal audssee the
Aafgest ard most pleteJ line Of mi HIM
efyn Nelly sBlys taps1h air Icoi6fss fancy
goods, linen scarfs and splashes, ana silk
dfdiess In the latesto designs, at the Misses
1KirchAeF, Is3S West'C oiimergs street. 8rhI
er9 "a sst son 81 sstffe
s3iL.aHdpi God and j liberty q was arrested
by 0fficersG0mner yestends y a afternoon on
q charge Of assault with intent to kill.
% x XXONS "a ,OI
'9.Q 0rozrBahw .sorvo rzsrAq. $50
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Free NisitingCa ! BeItto
Q eet AemlihqniSa OK hld Shat, .ch d Sub
scriptlon AGENT aof the DAILY LIGHT,
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| The revival meeting at the First Bap-
l tistshurch; was wy ATTENDED, last night
aud Hev. Mr. Est t n I'm pteachsdl sa inT
SILosr-A snalbiack dog tat NJ s9e
treturn to- =. {. Arnold 242 Commerce. 1t
L -Wolfson is making things likely this
week nj Millinery, by his half price sys-
TEN for stylish hats and bonnets..
Monday, Tuesday and. Wednesday,
millinerySdays at WSffsonf Hall price.
--latest designs In solid silver. Ne
have silver in plush cases. suitable Tot
wedding presents. These goods are Just
in, come and examine them. Bell Bros.
Commerce street, II + NJ 1l-24-lt
-IfC. 6. G. Certain Cough Cure is not
the best remedy you have ever used for
Coughs and Colds your money will be re-
funded Sold byaA.s Dreiss.sT- su-fIm
Ia first class four horse steamtengine,
nearly new, In good order, and a six horse
boiler news can be bought at a bargain at
LIGHT office. 11-14-tf.
When Wolfson says half price he
means it, that what he proposes to do on
millinery this week. l1-25-3t
Our opera glasses have come. Finer
thahtever, larger assortment, cheap as
sITlecsa6essalesey4es, tsiltefia6d gold, first
ffS tticts Fl Finest , assSrtSlsat II II
steeksrBshi Bros, Commerce street. / IN
Two colored boys stopped runaway
.delixefy-wagen,- wn---by---tMo-- good
horses, on Martin street, about dusk last
night and spent the evening inHfYing
abouttown, trying to- locate the ownerI
zCondqctor Pat, the oldest and one of
carslpes. has lain down his job and has
gofpe into the Satoon.busiReeSs - J yife
nAti express wagah, 'tafelesSly driven,
rcol lfded with a. uhaeton in front of +.
~Gfoos residence On East Commerce street.
sna Es ma i@s III seESE bf Ss 10
the lady. no serious injuries were sus-
ltatnedshisE3 ,sIsH2sidT
! Two gamblers entered the front plat
f6rnk0f "a red 4 Carl ahd Wbenf ordered
off by the conductor and motor nah they
sssss taa sss s SnT %ss xas
crackse|sover the head with the power
gahos&. he StkeY@s4 re slso s.ks-
ed andathe -preeesaed- odSiss-A TsS~u&e
arrests made.
gimp. passanfenteftes AorA SIR AT reduced
figures. Dress makers should take advan-
f snd saata TUJ'ffS A fS48 }ffRRs'ss
-Damask table cloths and napkins of
esignsS in sets, all at lowest |
possible figures. Call Early. Slevin &
MeGiH.rT edit esq., &f lies st
Wanted, good organizers, by the or
derlo The World an GOOD, Situation q Call |
on o. WnMilIer from 10 to II "a. M, 2ttpr3 \
Wednesdays -Ramsey-& Graves
real estate Office, 3f4 East Houston street. |
25'ft3stnso1s4 o2TsI VToV =
1.-THE ree6rdef l5adB very light docket 4
today ofil yn benn cases OH inging q 39oin |
.anesI ION al II ".dITstRO" bsllao t1lBrqsro9 |
will ihaveD ameetingeto tonight. |
10 toaleer Dfaz run I'M . uan iHimenBs2 yan /
cid and sOmew hat1utsonnd lMeHioan I for l
earryings1a slange butcher fer aon, his 4
perSOal 4outvnoo EtW iHl1f 1iat bias dguoIndt h
! % "A After feaE dsptH OF, 1850 leeS The
walls or the 'artesfan vel of be al athO 4
brewery began to cave. Some 663 feet of Il
rurbiug has been already laid and more Is Il
being piHce. oThe bogingNille eontipue.
D9stGsIsDg bng tnGsB9lq sdt ''.sIUO lido
bnG augA' ,I9y9T Iof sIno !
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louisville. Orders for.suits,. ready made.
filed promptly. Call in the forenoon:
Mrs. R. j. Davis, 3O5 Martin-St cor. OF
Navarro. rrzsS, K x IL % 6t
"A wagon heavily laden with lumber,
Br6Ee down on North Flores street yes
terday4 afternoon, delaying. street car
traxel cdnsiderably.Ss,..5
AA-Httles ,daug htera-of- Mr.4Louis J.
Workman is confined to her bed, seriously
Liul1AL AIrta.LI "a nMM hlLaLtLu.EEl
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twisted --------
"A body vas received 6y an undertaken
from Deyine today!i 81 gVJAs raHa SKI
l-seThe case 0flthe United States against
Francisco Raiz, Sandova / lwasG set this
morning III the federal rconrt for Dec Is.
Mrs. ,Chas.i Met lure aud son areoat the
Mengerfrom Fort Clarsai,1p is vi az S5H ~
"A real live spiritualist has'strdck the
city, -
CThe b6dS of Mfss AMY StahdffoftR
who died in this city from bf8od poisoning,
was shipped sto Austtnn yesterday afteF-
noon for burial. 39n9lssG baiuIitsnO9 YIiE2:
IA number9f Bafal6 fBiH.s cowboysTn
Germany. among honi are several from
this city, hays. written, TO friends asking
them to send them the San, Antonio, pal
P s;rs The boys arg wipfefins In a q little
--Justice1 Adam took an affidavit this
morniBgp against HaoG radine,s tchafgng
himwith assault to murder. and against
5. Gnltegossfor7 Insulting language. bgggoI
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yERegnepher the mass meeting tonight,
. NNIN 5@'le91II44aa & H |sg;i:

,EqbsM AscSlsa iaspsHs; |, S 3ss,.
[NaS& ibi pays4ps cont on dep
al x. Kahn's. all wraps and :jackets
at cost, twenty five styles to select from.
Religious services Will be held every
evening this week at the First Baptist
church.. -
Richard Hei,ig is rejoicing over the
birth Of d baby daughter 70 him ~ 4
-AtA. Kahn's, white blankets, from
AtNA Kahn's You willhndN good bar
gains. 1O-22-u.
-. mAtA KahHs soavrll find , Shst you
"A. Kahn is going entirely out Of dry
goods. y 10-22-tf.
If you wish osbay any Kind ofswrap.
or jacket, go to a. Kahn'S / @a.S Il. %
Ladies' and Misses slippers closing
out at A. Kahn at As cents pair.
Go to A. Kahn and get pair of sffpLl
pers or ties for As cents a pair. .rs=~..,
---Senors Nicolas. Sandoyal got ons
gresfdIuhk inSt-ta front Of TIE bat cave
among the Agricultural vendors on the
plaza. He proved hard bird Tor TWO OF
the strongest officerson the force tp take,
The. drugstores ran out of vaccine
Yesterday nS0h, and thousands on chill!
dren were turned away, until more of the
virus had been obtained later m the day
Miss Ella La Rue. the actress injured
In the /. and G. n. railway wreck at Kyle,
is recovering and has betp brought TO SaH
Antonip Va I'll
Rev. w. B. Preston, the newly called
pastor of the First Cumberland resby :
terrain church of this city, will preach his
tirstfsqrrnbn ihsthe cfiqfch lop, tho sacersd
SahAas IN Decembenp 9i5iiiiluE1iss
All the ladies yilf-be thereof Wherep1
Why, at Wolfson's, to- attend the greatest
sale .ofgeally fpeI hats and stylish bon
nets ever seeHiht thisie1ty. Il Wesa y halls
price and mean it. IL "a st
AT A. Kahns Ya,ssy ha6nsasEta loa
cents q. yard , 1Q-22-tf
STMAMKead Loabls Mith 0E6shsIJ
cashmere only 20 cents yard. 1O-2a-tf
OF dry GOODS. 1ll-syy.ff
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