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The advocate., 1891-05-06

lowing from the Topeka Capital Of Sun
day, April 26, 1891.
The statesmanship which has done every
thing which has been done for Che advance
ment Of the United States as a nation is
based upon the practical ideas Of Alexander
Hamilton, Jsfferson's rival, and it is repre-
sented to-day by the grand old Republican
party, with such leaders as Harrison, Blaine,
Reed and Mckinley, mem who are noted,
when things are to be done, for doing
things.
To such base uses have these Republi-
can politicians come at last. Are they
not thoroughbred, dlstinctively Gnti-Lin-
coin Republicans? 1t is matter Of his
tory that Alexander Hamilton at New
York dinner replied to a Democratic
sentiment by violently striking his hand
on the table and sharply exclaiming:
"Your people, sir! Your people is
great beast;;" but Jefferson apparently
never wavered in his faith In the COM
mon people. Hamilton believed in the
church and the state; Jefferson in God
and human nature. He believed In the
people and they in him, while Hamilton
hated Republican government Thomas
Jefferson stands out in bold relief, un-
equaled as the type of progressive Ameri-
ca in his day and for all generations,
hence, Harrison, Blaine, Reed and Nc
Kinley, as servants of plutocracy are
representatives of Hamilton and Of feder-
allsm.
AN UNwITTING TRIBUTE EXPRESSED BY
CHAUNCEY M. DEPEw.
This eminent New Yorker, In speaking
of President Harrison, remarked:
Ido not think that there will be any oppo-
sition to him in the national convention.
The reception accorded TO the president in
the south shows that the new south is be-
coming nationalized and will care less for
the doctrine Of state rights than the north.
When you come to think of it the south is
the only part of the country which rs purely
and typically American. It has not been
invaded by the foreign immigrant.
Is not this tribute to southern loyalty
very marked for q devoted Republican?
Taking these seventeen states as
grouped by Superintendent Porter, q
brief analytical presentation Of them
taken alphabetically, may be made as
follows:
Alabsma-This state gave its electoral
vote to President Grant; aside from this,
it has never voted for q Federalist, Whig
or Republican for President.
Arkansas--In 1868 the vote of this state
was declared for Grant, but in 1872 1t
did not 60 into the count for the Repub-
llcans, because of the confessed party
frauds. In twenty-one counties of the
state where the aggregate Of the co.ored
population In 1890 was 1S3,475, and of the
white, 15S,56O, the Democratic vote was
81 ,S96 and the opposition vote was 81 $40,
which does not show "a negro coercion. y
Delaware This state devoted to FEEDER
allsm and to Whiggery, gave it's electoral
vote to the elder and the younger Adams,
to G. G. Plnckney, George Clinton, Rufus
King, Clay, Harrison and to President
Grant, and Anthony Higgins, Its Repub-
lican United States Senator Is the only
southern political companion in these
seventeen states with our Senator Plumb.
Only one county in Kansas In 1890
The advocate., 1891-05-06

nearest approach to the Republican party
In Presidential campaign, was In 1872,
when it gave Horace Greeley majority
of 9,8O6.
Kansas This has been the banner Re-
publican state, for in 1854 1t gave Preei-
dent Lincoln S1.7 percent OF its popular
vote. In 1888 Harrison had maiorities
in all but two of the 106 counties; In
1890 Governor Humphrey had majoritieS
in sixteen counties, which aggregated
1,236-an average Of seventy-seven ma
jority to a county-and with one excep-
tion, all of these counties are far west of
the sixth principal meridian. Virginia
and West Virginia are just as certain to
vote for q Republican candidate for
President in 1892, as IS Kansas.
Kentucky-This state bore alott the
Whig banner and gave its electoral vote
to Clay, Harrison, Taylor, Scott and John
Bell. President Grant received 46.4 per
cent. of the popular vote, which was the
heighth of the Republican strength at
Presidential election.
Louisiana-In relation to Whig and
Republican candidates, this state gave
Its electoral vote to Harrison, Taylor and
to Hayes. In 1872 the "Kellogg" election
returns of the state gave the vote of the
state to President Grant, while "the
Yarmouth returns" declared it for
Greeley, but as the vote of the state was
not needed for the Republicans in 1872,
in was not counted; but as the eight
electoral votes of the state were indis-
penSably necessary to the success of
Hayes in 1875, the electoral commission
Of 1877, by vote of 8 to 2, gave Louis
lana, as one of the three disputed states,
to Mr.. Hayes.
Maryland-This state gave It's cleo
toral vote to each of the Adamses, to Clay,
Harrison, Taylor and Fillmore in 1866.
One-half of Its twenty-four counties are
now controlled by Republicans.
Mississippi-This state voted for Har-
rison In 1910, and for Presidens Grant
otherwise it has had no attachment to
Wing and Republican politics at Presi-
Dental elections.
Missouri-President Lincoln obtained
67.7 per cent. Of the whole vote of this
state, and in 1860 1t was the only state
that gave Its electoral vote to Stephen A.
Douglas. 1t has twice as many Repub-
licsn counties as has Kansas.
North Carolina State voted for
Harrison, Clay, Taylor and Grant; SIS
per cent of It's vote was for President
Grant In 1872. II. P. Cheatham, of Hen
derson, is the Representative in Con-
gress from the Second district-the only
colored Republican in the Fifty second
Congress.
South Carolina-In 1872 this was the
banner Republican state in the Ameri-
can union-all but Spartanburg and
Union counties being under control of
the Republicans. It now has some ex-
confederates making it's "white Republi-
can" party, and such was the class of the.
delegates at the League meeting at Gin
cinnati.
Tennessee-This state gave its cleo
toral vote to White, Harrison, Clay, Tay-
lor, Scott, Bell, and to Grant in 1868. He
received 68.4 per cent. of the popular
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9(ngebltd1er 0plofnrb TIT 0uDaf Gp.
@ieber einmal Elm 8sriGt tber eireu
reiden @olbfunb, pie ioI9er bon 3eit
gu 3eit bur@ bic teraniide prei1e au
gebeu pfest.
Oiesmal lit es bic in Corpus gbriIii
erfGeinenbe rSulf News". tpeI1e ibn
auftii@t. @inem unietsr Nertretsr-ic
melbet fie. 1T geifern Elm Brief ge3eigt
tDorben, ber aus ber Geber eines in
San 9iego, Dubal @ountp, tpobIbe=
fanuteu 6etrn fommt unb bic Mittbeis
lung ii6er eiuen sroBartigen @olofunb
i'm n5roli9en Sbeile bes genonuteu
@ountDs btingt. Wis Der Gorrespou.
bent bebauptet, fin6 probeftiide Oes CT.
3es BON Ga9leuten elmer unteriu6una
unterlp0rfan tpotbsn. bur1 ueI@e fefs
sefellt 1T. baB lein golbgebalt elm iebr
rei@er 1T uuo Die GoIse oaDon 1T, baB
Golbfu9:r i9on in GROCER 3abl berbsi.
ftr6men. Cine @eieGi@aft BON @slbs
m1nuern aus yeOrb=Ssras bate beseits,
ebe bic gnibeduns betannt morben mar,
cine Seftion 2anb bort ansetauft un6
beabfi6tigt iebt, fobalb tpie m6sli9 Ell.
ne Mable gum 3erifampfen bes graes
an3ule8en. Gum 8epeis bafhr, 6aE
bic Rompagnie 8ertrauen auf ibren
Gunb bat, fann Die Sbatia9e bienen,
baB idon zine gilenbabn=0abung bon
Sem gr5s nod Nep SerieD psri6ifft
tporben lit. UNI bort elmer mod gtitnb.
li6en 9rObe unter3ogen 81 tperben unb
man tDartet auf bas grsebniB. Oas
Geitein. tDorin oas gr3 sefunben lit,
befebt aus einem i9mar3en 6euerlfein
uub aus elmer bsrtpiiterten 6elsmaffe,
welde eben bos Sob entb0lten lou.
Die Irfregung in Der umgegenb bes
Gunbplabes III eige geualtige, mle es
beiBt, unb ber Preis bes 2anbes gebt
reid in bic 66be.
Subal @ount1 eeb6rt geoIogii5 eis
ner Der itingiien GOrmationen an, tuels
DE Der 3ettidrs ober gar Qudrtern1r.
periObe ibre gntitsbung banten un0 in
o:nen @olb ni9t bor3utommen pfieat.
IS mirb f9 baber mabri9eiuli9er.
tueiie baIb bereustellen, bdB bic elm.
5igs bort Oorbanbeae @Olbgrnbe bic lit,
melfs bic 2anbs SpetuIanten In
bieiem Nugenblids bearbeiten unb aus.
beuten.
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9eEaniide Slide nmb 9lafterm fiir
GbtcaAu.

Das 6il9srport.@ .@ei66fl Don @albe.
Hon geDinnt tmmer mebr an 8ebeu.
tung un6 llmIang. Seiir3ll@ III
Der erlte TerIud 9ema9t poroen, einem
Der tpobliGmedenbiien 8oiff|d)s, bem
iosendnuten rrcd snapper, +" peIder bis,
Der nur auf ben @alpeltoner 2otal. .Wiartt
beldrdatt gepeien 1T, einen lueiter rel.
9eHoen 4bfab gu fdaffsn. 9luf ber
9oufon & Central Babn if cine 81.
fenbabnmagenlabuns BON 300 pfuuo
@epi6t nod @b'eago abgegaMgen, unb
fals oas Experiment gut ausfdlt, fuer.
ben balo tusitere SenbuHsen na9fclgsu.
sla9 bic @albefoner aulter. 4usfubr
i'm groBen NaBffabe III nur nod cine
Jrase Der 3eit. Die tiinfliGen glu.
ferbstten Der .pading COMPANY" tel.
len mad ben bisberisen ReIuItaten In
eln big swei Sabren l9on elnt reide
Srnte In NusHht, lno Scs. @effdft
oerlpritt elm isbr lobnenbes au tuerben,
neil 3u Der 3eit aller SorausHd,t mad,
bic ndttitll9sn auferfelSer In Watn,
lanO IN Der gbsalebeat $ 8oi
anb an ber 2lfts Don 0orb. GnroIiaa,
tDel@s bis iebt Baltimore. 0aitinaton,
pallaoelpbia unb anbere pldbe Der.
ior9t babeH. o6tlis aussenubt unb er.
l66pIt iein uerben. Die matte Gtaub.
gDirtbi@aft, bie lberall bort bein Qu.
terntane getriebeu tpor6en lit, brobt
be 4nlter ebenfo aus3urOiten, pie BET
tpalte gitrieb Der Saso ben BAfsI aass
9erottet bat; bann wiro bic 3eit fir
bic an 6er tegauifden @olftaIie sesi6.
tete Muter tOmmen. nsIcbe an @r6Be
uno 8ei9mad Der beaen 6fli6en Mu.
Her 9leidhebt unb oeren grbort fir
8elas cine re4t In bas @spiGt fallen,
be @innabme. Que[e iuerben tauH.
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net Dannbeueguug. fe reAen su Iafen,
uHb ct nelgte f9Dsigen6 bag Saupt
So peiB, oaBes 5u @n6e nit mir gsbt,
uao ID feeusmi1 0ariiber, fagte fe leis
ie, ober oOrber tpollts i'd eS5nen nod
eiauial 10 re6t po1 6sr3sn bdnten un6
sic bitten, obae @roD m mid su bens
ten, tDsnn i'd nibt mebt Iein uer6e.
Sagen Sic, OaB Sic mir bir3iebeu ia,
ben. 8ean Sic es mir aud bunbettfa6
bemieien. 70 Iebne i1 mid bod 6aaad1,
es BON Sbnen ausipre9en au b6ren.
9eowig, tnurmelte er, feline 2ippea
5ufteu, ber farte Wana mar In 6ieiem
Nugenblide feines @ortes md9tig.
0abenSie mir gan3 ber3ieben2 fragte
fie ,Dieber unb blidte i1n gsipannt an.
ga, gang unS boQ, ertuioerte er, fG
gewaIiiam faiIenb.
., mie mid bas 9ladli@ ma@t, bob
Sic mein 2siD als eine Shine aauehs
men fir msine 5dulb! ., tDie bante
i@ Sbuen. sic bieIt pi6Blitb inue unb
oradte Elm ueiBes Sud5 bot i1r @eF@t.
SIN ild6tsn Nussublide mar baflelbe
nit Glut iiberfrtmt. Der OOftor
iprana auf uno rief laut nod wtarian.
ne, tDdbrenb er ben 2opf Der Rranten
aufri@tete unb bas Sud bon i6rem Gss
fidt entfernte.
Sic DFnete Bic Musen unb blidte ion
On.
Griebri6, f1afterte He. Gin reu bsrs
borbre@enber Blutltrom erifidte bos
Wort auf ibren 2ippen, elm 3udea
6ur@lief ibren 26rper. fie mari ben
Ropf 5utitd. Der DottOr lieB fie fdhft
aut Die Ri1en gleiten, bann ianter ielb|t
neben benz 2ager in bic Rniee unb preBte
ieln Geltd3t auf bic tleine, iebt talte
Rano, tpel@e nun reSuussIos auf Der
Dede lag.
wtarianne i9ien uimt In Der Ndbs
5u ietn, 6a He auf ben &nf bes Doftors
nt@t eri9ien. St brau@te fie aud ni6t
mebr.
Ut erbo5 fi1 nod einigen Niinuten
tuieber. 6reitete elm Su@ ilber bas Eager,
10 baB es nur bas bIafe, iiile @eRdt
ber So5ten fret lieB. unb iebte f6
tteben fie. Ct befteie ben Bid auf 6ies
les Gefi9t, al6 t5nne ct es 3u neuem
Sebea erwedep, unb bor ieinem @silte
lebte bic 8Oote au@ tpieber auf. Ct fab
ne Dor fi9, als elm fleines, blondes
MdbGen, bic Somter eines beno6bars
ten &aufmdnns, fsiae Gpielsefdbrtin
mandbe Sabre binburd. unb 6ann fab
CT he ais errbtbeube nod balb finbIi@e
Sungfran, bic auf feline leibsaf9aftli.
DE Werbung nit einem Ieiisn ia ant.
Dortete unO ibren Ropf berirauensbou
an iei1er 8ruft barg. Nber bann berz
dnberte fi@ pl6bti6 bas Bib. Sbr
Batter. Der tteiHe 2aufmann, tuar ourh
eine glhdlibe Speculation iiber Nad6t
sum rei6en Wanne geuoroen. st fab
tle Don tniitern6sr 5eibe uulrauId1t,
Blumen unb SumsIen i'm bloaben 6aar,
tn oer tl6errei9 ausgsSiatteueu ViGa beg
neuen Williondrs.
[Eorffetuns fOIst.I
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,sleelrir Hitters.

Dieiss SeiImiitsI If 70 pobIbetannt un6 70
popular eeiuOrben, bab es faum nod belonberer
grtuabnung bebarf. Alle, bic es iemals se.
brau@ten, fimmen nit ein In fein Cob. Cine
reinere Msoiein siebt es ni6t, unb Is tpirb Ga.
rantie seleifst, 6ae fie aQes Ieifet, mas man
6oa tDr beripri4t. electric Biiters beilt ale
se.een Der ssber unb Der 9ieren, es entfernt
@el@nire, ausf9las, GalaTu6 unb onbere
Tol9er nnreineu 8lutes. So trsibt bos gRo.
laria' Giebsr aus benz SbFem, beuqt bemfeIben
bor unb beiIt 20 ielbft in ben 6artn6dioifen
Gdllen. 90 eurirt Sfopff6meraeu, glutanbpono
mad oem aopfe uno Misrdne. gsriude boS
electric 8itiers 8eiluna nirb aarantirt. obsr
oas @elb 3uriidseaabIt. Yreis per G[aid,e so
Gents unb 81 in alien Gpotbefen. 8toleIaIe
bel Dreib, 2bOmpfon & 60.
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Korres,1nttdens.
Griebri6 g.

gorreapnndens. 5riebrtd1s=
burg, ben 5. Gebruar 9l.- SIN eSns
tereile bon San Nntoaio wdre es au
tDhnf6en, foIgen6e Sbaiia6en 10 pitI
ME mO5li1 betannt au maiden.
Sn Sbrer geiddbten 3eiiunq go. SO
lasen sic: nGeriB TT, baB, tpenn ber
SlanosEiitrift bur@ cine gabu erlt6lol.
len mirb-enimeber bon Woeo, bon isort
Wortb, Ober BON no anbets her. 6isfe
Vabu unter allen uma6noen Nerbin.
bung nit San NntDnio iu4en muB uub
uidt in 2lago Iieeen blsiben fann.a =
Sa1in irren f@ bic 0erten 5ehr. Der
bette unb fiir3elte @eg BON Qlano
@ouutp nod BEN @oIf ooer @aIbeiion
flibtt our6 ben nOrb6fli9en She'll BON
giles1le @ountp (bia @iGow gitp)
out9 glano Gouut9 nod San Marces,
um in Suling on be Southern 0Qcifics
gabn on5uidlieBen. Oiele Bahn tpiirbe
lr Der ytdbe Der @tanits unb Warmprs
gaser. Der NOrlb Grape @reet, ber
SluteiIenitein Eager hes uuiera Hebros
males (bei Wstbroot) burdfiibreu.
Iuf bielem Nege 1T te In bober Bera
5u bur@fe@en, uur bic fade Wai5er.
l9etoe bes &ofs Greet unb Nlanco
Gluhes. wir5e einen gini9nitt erfors
bern. @alDeiton brau9t fiir Bic Ddmme
oes 0a!ens guten @ranit ooer fsiieu
5anoitein, tuel@en es nur auf bieiem
99tge billig etbalten fam. Dieter
Weg bon 2lano iiber San Wareos mad,
@aloefoa III circa 20 MleiIen fiirasr,
iDie Der iiber San Nntonio nod Gaipes
Hon. e5H bet @ebirsstette, iuelde bic
norblibe 9dlfte BON Gillespie gountp
bonn Wefieu nod Often our6aiebt, be-
fiHoen R4 3 @aps (gEgpdKe). Sureh
bic erHe Gap III bic g. u. & ". g.
Vt. Vt. aEsgelegt, bon bieraus bereits 10
Mteilen fertig grabirt. @5olte bic Bahu
oireft bon 2lano bio Willom gitp, Gan
gta'eos nod @alpsiton eebaut merben,
baum lDdren nod 6 MeiIsn i'm y.
@raps Greet Sbal at grabiren, um cine
3nelgbabn BON gBilOp Gitp nod
Ttteori9sburg 6er3ulfeaen. 9ie I'm.
gegeno bon NilIom gip 1T cine Der
reidften uub iG6nlfen in WsIi Seras.
pie groben Gelber bort 5eltebsn aus
tiefgriiubisem Msequit 2auo, ferner
llegen bort bic eroBeu @ranit., Mar.
tllors. SeifsH.y Serpentin. Rale4-aaHb.
Ganbiteinsaaser bes Grape, @caI uub
Sanbp Greet. GroBe Gi9enpdIber
llno lmmerfieBsnbes Wai1er Rnb eben.
Iaas bort. Die Nusbeutlsng oieier
Hei9tbamer wurbe bort |hpsl cine
grobe Stobt emporpa9ien IaEen, 10.
balb ber Oiftift bur9 cine 8abn er.
f9lolfsn pdre. uniere groBen glGens
udloer, Der ia6ne pertbbolle @rani
oes Sdrenbergs Ddren ibou olIein tau.
ienoe bon Dollars fiir San 9Intcnio
nertb, fobalb bic 8abn nur big bier
tsrtie mdre. Cine 3metgtabn bon 4
yteilsn burb ben gnspaB bet paIo
Nlto Sebirosfette iuiir5e ben Gdrenbera
nit ber 9auptbabn berbinoen.
Carl MQier.
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= Sn SEATTLE. Maibinston, iueroen
StraBenlebribt uuo 2h9enabfdlIe auF
Gwesn In ben SunO binausgeflbrt.
5obalb bas Boot ftb seiat, litir3en Rf
Sauienoe bon M6Dsn borauf, uno fu.
den Gbfdlle 3u ergattern, 10 baB bic
Sootleute, Die fie menieIfens bebaups
ten, li6 Iaum rtibren t6nnen.
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SdOn felt Sabrsn Rno Or. au.
suit 26nig's oamburssr Gamilien Me,
6iaiEen tets in meinem 6auie 5u finben.
gs giebt tein bsReres 6ausmitel. = s.
&. 3uber, @lapton, Mp.
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Der sr6Bte 2aaosissutbamer in
England III Der 6ersog BON gateleud3,
tpel9er $50. 600 Ieres = iiber 700 enaI.
Am. Grunbeiseutbum, auBeroem Berg.
merle uno @runorenten in ber @eaenb
BON gorrOmin GurneB beRbt. Bon
ietHem Batter erbte Der 9er3og 910, 600
pIuab - 81 $50. 900.
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anr enrn ptrtltHe @hte unb reeueu ggsrtb Eat lid
eas btrhbmte Gatpaiion Del 70 raiA sinass'.rosr ~
etn sutsr Arfsl finset bsut ,u Gage ibera aniiana
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Dian braudt nidt au befirdten, boz
aus elmer itarteu @rtdItuna cine Suns
geneubanbung entiiebe, Uenn man
re9taeitig s@bGmberIains Cough Ges
mebp4 nimmt. Oieiss M9itteI bat bic
belonbtre @isenf@aft, iebe Nn!age su
yungentrautbeit 5u 3erh6ren. Sn tau.
ienben bon 6dllsn bat ii9 biefe QusTage
nergangenen Miater, Ddbrenb bic eSn=
tiuenao berrf9ie. bepieien. gu baben
bel Ut. 6ohn & Co., ). 3alteper &
son unb allen bebeuienben Npotbetern.
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Summer 2675.
2Solfip,t's gd)tl) 9eporteu,eut

% ner esann tbaren ftenben
~ f o0e @anad nnS per S5e 1T Rednnns
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SAN. ANTONIO, TEXAS, DECEMBER. u,
1890. Sealed.proposals, in .triplicate, will
be received here until IL O'Clock, noon,
January 21, 1891, and then opened, for the
construction at Fort Ringgold, Texas,.o
one set of Officers Quarters, with Out
building, and one Brick Work Shop, ac-
cordIng toiplanscand Specifications to be
seen at this office. Separate proposals
are also invited,u and will be opened at
the same time, for doing the plumbing'in
connection with the buildings. Blank
proposals and full instructions can be had
on application. The u. S. reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: Proposals for construction
at Fort Ringgold Texas" and addressed
TO the undersigned. GEO. II. WEEKS,
Deputy Quartermaster General, u. s. A.,
Chief QuartermasteT. 12-22-6t-1-19-2t
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
No.u3lS.
ELMENDoRF s Co,
CERT E. MIrzsCHKE,t
No.u3lS

In District Court of Bexar County, 45th
Judicial District.
The State of Texas to the Sheriff or any Con-
stable of Bexar COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded that by max
ing publication of this Citation in some news
paper published in the County of Bexar, once
in each week for four successive weeks,
previous to the return day hereof, you sum-
mon Curt z. MitZschke, a nonresident of the
state of Texas, TO be and appear at the next
regular term of the District Court OF the 45th
Judicial District in and for BeXar County, to
be holden at the Court House thereof, in the
City of San Antonio, on the first Monday in
March next, the same being the End day of
March, A. D., 1891, then and there to answer
a petition filed in said Court on the 25th day
OF February, A. D., 1890, in a suit numbered
3lS on the docket of said Court wherein FL
Rlmendorf, Henry ElmendOrf, Emil Elmen-
dorf and Edward Elmeudorf are plaintiffs
and said Curt E. Mitzschke is defendant.
Plaintiffs in their petition allege that on
November 2lst, 1895, defendant and one who
ia not sued herein, executed and delivered to
plaintiffs their joint and several promissory
note for $7S0S7, payable on or before NAV
18TH, 1886, and bearing 10 per cent interest per
annum from date aud 10 per cent attorney s
fee If collected by law. That said sum of
money is now due and that defendant though
often requested has refused and still refuses
to pay the same, except 500 paid May 18th,
1886, and $3.50 "a paid March 10Th, 1887.
Wherefore plaintiffs pray for Judgment for
their debt, interest, attorneys fees and costs
of suit. C
Herein fail not, but have you before said
Court on the said first day of the next term
thereof this writ with your return thereon,
showing how you,have executed the same.
witness Geo. X. DashieIl, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Bexar County.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court at Office in San Antonio
IsBAL1 this 18th day of December. A. d.
1890. GEO. X. DASHIELL,
Clerk District Court of bexar County.
BY HENRY UMSCHEID, Deputy.
Came to hand December 29th, A. ID. 1890
at 9 O'Clock a. m. and publication ordered
in the San ntonio Daily LIGHT.
T. p. MCCALL,
Sheriff Bexar County.
Byw. d. DRUsE, Deputy. 7S u saw
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| H f DAG n
Accident on an Elevator.

In one of New York's largest hotels they
have three elevators and of course require
very powerful machinery to run them. One
OF the guests who had gone to the theatre,
fingered for a nice little private spread at
Ders, and as the steak wss particularly good,
s.you know" and his best girl in lovely
humor (who by the way was his wife) the
gentleman remained so long with his charm
ing companion over his Mumms, that when
he reached his hotel the colored attendant of
the elevator had gone up stairs and falleninto
the arms of Murphy or Morpley, Pm not
sure which. Our friend believed in fresh air
dina lived on the floor nearest the sky, so of
course ne.was disappointed to find the elevator
closed for the night. He muttered something
to his wife and gave wrench at the iron
door leading to the elevator car. Ii opened
and he laughed, and although his wife at first
refused to enter, he finally prevailed and
ehuckled to himself as the elevator started
upwards, TO think how he outdone the house,
and how the darkey's eyes would stand out In
the top of the house. When they got to the
second floor from the top our friend thought
he might as well try TO slow mp little, but to
his astonIshment he found he could not
check the unmanagesble elevator. The pros
pect of q drop of nine stories flashed before
his mind, also his wife's at the same instant:
result, tremendous yell from the gent and
suFii eCECd" lIoh LUG louys AhC VI
a gentleman on the floor below was attracted;
he jumbed to the elevator and gIasped the
wire rope, holding with all his strength land
he was strong, as he had lived in Texas FOR
twelve years. and he finally brought the ele-
vafor to stop just in time, as it was found
on the following day that only one small
strand of the heavy steel wire remained in
act, but our neighbors were saved. They
were profuse in their thanks and when they
met the. gentleman recognized their old
friend. J. NJ. Emerson, of San Antonio. Texas,
and he told his wife that he had such con-
ndence in Mr.. Emerson's firm that he would
wait until he went to San Antonio for the
earrings and baby buggy. Moral: If you
want anything cheap and good, go to Emer-
win be a customer Tor life il you deal with
him once.
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