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KILRORN.
July 21st, 1892

July 21st, 1892.
Haying is the order of the day.
A light shower fell last night which
has done considerable good to the crops.
II is nice and warm in this vicinity il
makes people think Of the world tha,
Satan pTesides over.
The Kilborn alliance held meeting
today in the town hall.
Miss Estella Green Of Twin Brooks is
visiting friends in Kilborn.
A number from Kilborn attended the
dance at Corona last Monday night which
was gwen in Rickert's hall. There were
10 tickets sold and all present ann ounced
a ine time.
The school picnic at Sarff'sgrove last
FRIDAY was very fine affair and very
pleasant time was enjoyed by those pres
ent. The slack rope walking which was
performed by John Brooks and Charles
Sarf was done up in splendid STYLE We
will 60 20 far as to say that we have
seen number Of rope walkers but never
have eeen it done better than Messrs.
Brooks and Sarf done it on Friday last.
Miss Carrie Jennings returned home
from West Superior, Wisconsin, last
week where she has been teaching. She
will return about Sept. 1st, and continue
her work. Miss Jennings it will be re-
membered was formerly one Of Grant
county's instructors 70 teach the .syoung
idea how TO shoot"
The Kilborn Colts and the Sprinsdale
clubs played : match game Of bali at the
picnic, the score standing l3 10 q il
favor Of the Colts.
We understand that the Colts and the
Wilmot team crossed bats on the la,ters
diamond. Denis don't think he heard
how the scosostood. Ask Andy he may
know?
7sDENss DErAHEY.
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Big stone Luke Excursion Ticket.

The G. NJ, & St. P. railway will sci,
excursion tickets to Big Stone City and
Ortonville, one fare for the round trip, as
follows, commencing May 21st, and con
tinning until Oct. 10Th: On Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday trains. Good to re-
turn until and including Tuesday FOL
lowing date of sale.
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Pictures for the people.

The people are the best critics as to
gooa work IN pictures it is to the people
that Brown always caters. So far he has
had wonderful success with his So 90
cabinets. There is no photographer
that can equal them and the people know
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TWIN BROOK =.

July ~, 1917.
+. Moynette had q lively runaway
last Monday, it was only mere chance
| that no one was injured. The wagon
however was badly damaged.
We hear that L. Berger is about to take
unto himself wife. Our best wishes
are extended to them.
c. H. Steeres has just received car
| load of slabs which he will sell cheap Tor
cash.
Fred Russell, formerly OF Mllbank,
came down from his claim in the hills
yesterday.
F. r. Harding having returned from
Webster will still ply the keys at this
place.
The railroad company are like the Ar
kansas man, they couldn't put the cul-
vert in when it was wet and now ii Is not
needed.
Chris Buchele bought span of mares
from Fred Areuger last week. Chris
believes in buying horses raised near
home, then he knows what he is getting
they do not have to get acclimated which
usually takes two or three years il they
are shipped from some other place. Be-
sides horses brought here are raised and
fed to cell not usually to insure the most
lasting result. We know of several
horses IN apparent good condition when
they were bought that proved to be any
thing but good. There is another reason
Why parties desiring horses, or anything
else for that matter, should buy as near
home as possible, it leaves the money
here to be spent where it will help US all.
The more money kept in circulation
within community the more prosperous
it will be, this applies to anything
whether merchandise or stock, and what
applies to community applies to the
state or United States.
Ii Twin Brooks was town OF l,OOO in
habitants the land in its vicinity would
be worth two or three times as much as
now, and why? because the products OF
these lands would be III greater demand
and consequently there would be more
sold at a better price. Then how are we
going to build it ups not certainly by
sending our money to Minneapolis, Chi
caro. or elsewhere to bulld up those
trade cen.els by buying our goods or
machines OF the people their. We do
not believe but what any OF our mer-
chants or machine men would duplicate
any bill sent in that way upon the same
terms and still linda margin for them
selves. because OF their greater advant-
ages for buying goods and shipping IN
large quantities. We believe It is the
duty Of every citizen who desires the
prosperity of the community 10 which
he lives, and also for his own welfare, to
natronize home dealers and home indust-
res. Give our people chance to fill
vour orders before sending of at least.
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Grover'j got 3 running mAte
Different from his 'gS.

And he hasn't got his state
eAll he's got . his same old weigh.
+. He may think that he can run,
He may think the fight 10 wod-
He will have lot 81 fun
Long before the work ID MIA
Ta'fsra tourfd dsassf
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Barb Wire.

Never, since barb wire came into us,
has it been sold as cheap as this season
Call at Wood Bros. and get their prices
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flup.thf frd faSn, DhluHet WI Nsts'y W Hla.
~ i ID. DEHLER, Big Stone City.
ONE HAPPENINGS.
a,-No. Northern G3c,
Ter than Tophet.
Bargain Store will sell their sum
pods at cost.
H.G.C. Rose made q flying basi-
10 to West Superior, this week.
Geo Merry, left Wednesday morn
carload Of sheep for the ST. Paul
bargains in dress goods, Hosiery, go
Minneapolis Bargain Store.
nsro RENT.--Over postofiice. In
dA.J. Bleser.
lad another severe rain ana wind
Tuesday Of this week. The rain
pod thing for the crops just at
R. Fl. Battey, and daughter
IL, Of Croolsston, Minn., arc visiting !
lnds and acquaintances here this
4. Maxwell Of Appleton, Minn.,
tpon Nednes lay afternoon tram
|1snined by DR.. Rose for pen
bin.
Jas H. Brannon who has been
is little daughter IN st. Paul to an
IN that city for the treatment Of
returned home this week.
kdies Aid Society of the NJ. +
will give an ice cream social at
|me Of Rev. Dexter, on Friday
5 July e2nd. Everybody cordial
ed.
). Perkins, editor of the Will
portel passed through here Tues
hls way To Madison, Wisconsin,
Aoft vacation and recreation from
Ecares.
we're u error II stating in the
c. last week that II. j. Keeler vas
sd instructor in music at the
eetine held at Simpson Park.
! BUSHNELL, OF Huron was ap-
instructor, Mr.. Keeler assisting
the work.
nenry Port, Of Reyillo. made this
lfsendly call Monday; and left
morning fer Madison, s. D.,
" goes as & delegate from this
. attend the republican State
ZOO, which was held in that city
10th.
anamber Of lurking tramps are
" lhe back yards Of some OF our
y of the city. With work as
~ IS now there is no need Of
A0ss pesglng their daily bread,
s'la and earn a livelihood like
Asnen ought.
.oonls OF Webster, who for a
wears vas cou nty treasurer OF
w vas in the city this week in
.ss' q the ciiizens OF Dakota
'sa Tue Worlds Fair Exposition
= next year. A number OF
s'p'allsts have in view the erec-
A''el adjoining the exposition
y 'ae purpose Of entertaining
~ dakota at a moderate cost.
y sufficient dimensions to
guests. The manage
placed in charge Of 4
''ord Of long experience.
'p nekets for the sum Of 50,
uoloer to a rate Of 81 per
such member secures ten
" y paying for the same in ad-
\. 0Ss; 50 for each member
: saos oscribine; 80 in August
sNnoer lst; 50 October lst;
. lst; and 2s Decem-
.ns When all payments are
M sss will receive q certiti-
n 'he holder to ten days
i !. asse certificates can be
4. osalred. Holders Of certlti-
!. J. Z Preference Of rooms and
hen retained on giving
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MARRIED..

SULLIVAN-IIXON-1 this city July 10Th, b,
Rev. A. D. Dexter. Mr.. JOSEPH Sullivan arle
Miss Eva NJ. Dixon, all of Andover,S s D.
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KRArzBURG, Dec. l, !

kRANZBURG, Dec. !, 1871.
Received from the WatertoWn Hail
1ndamnity Association s252.5 IN full for
iaas sustained season Of 1891. | was
nromptly ,vy1 and fairly adjusted and prompt
ly paid 49, uonr,eprparp !:
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..,r The northwest quarter Of section
SALT range 80 in town Of Troy, Grant
Roaii a,ui ans haif miles from depot For fur
tofmSsiSA john CRoZiER,
Saratoga, Mimi.
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,,ode st, Paul property IN good resi.
..a y ~" aaeatjon on line Of street railway amt
eacnn ep.e hrance, for farm property, Wficn
Iec n.y. w. r. RIcH,
3es E. Fifth ST., st. Paul. MINI.
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{ pR sALE--I have q fine farm five
anti Of Big Stone City: la5 acres inn
4 acres aummcr-fallowed, 30 acres in
ine third cash. balance on easy terms.
j. ID. OEHLER, Big Stone city.
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. rnR sALE.--l60 acres about two
=, northwest of Big Stone City. 40 acres
Lew y Price $500. 16oaeres about = miles
~, !. u Milbank. Price sao00. Apply at
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SHORT sNAPPERs.

Anti meet tonight.
The dry goods merchants are moving
the spring trade.
The county scalp hunters are still I'M
happy.
The "Dead Witness" is the wind-up OF
big bill at the Washington this week.
The friends of the Red Prince are
grieved at his misfortune.
Standing room only at the Bella Union
last week, and huge bill is announced
for this week.
The loan offices are carrying heavy
stock of pledged goods.
Kickapoo has still got his best eye on
the courthouse.
The English Grunt" has been labelled
with a medal. A box of corn plaSters
would have been appropriate.
How some people do sQueal when the
shoe fits too tight.
Col. Breckenridge is considered an able
financier, therefore declines to put up any
more cash for the city.
Joe Short and Joe Long are very
anxious to find out who is Kickapoo".
Ask "Hyphen," he thinks he knows.
Old Sam Whiskers has ordered boy
cot on the LIGHT. The people will join
the LIGHT in a boycott next November.
1t will be fun to see how Brine" will
make those court house critters dance
about next November.
The people will make it warm enough
for Brine, but Brine can make it red hot
for those court house friends?
Brine can well say: Save me from my
friends
West End will vote: mo more bonds"
When the people become thoroughly
aroused not ward In the city will vote
in favor of more bonds.
The Hogg democrats seem hold both
ends of the string in BeXar county.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The engines which were left in the
round house by the turning table break
ing have been gotten out on temporary
tracks laid for the purpose. While get
times and had to be lacked up" on the
rails again.
This afternoon the tracks will be fin
ished out to the main track and the en-
gines be again out on the road.
The engines on the l. & G.. N. gave the
first alarm of the fire last night, the
switch crew then took short lay off.
The l. & G.. N. shipped four Union Pa
cific cars of stock south last night.
The S. A. p. is using the Riverside park
spur for place to store empty box cars.
Business is undoubtedly poor on that road
as the switch is full of empties.
The S. A. P. is carrying a number OF
passengers to the Southwestern Insane
asylum this spring.
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Mission Garden Ball

Saturday night number of young
people gathered at the Mission Garden
and spent the night in dancing and mer-
riment. At midnight halt was called
and the guests retired to the dining hall,
where a well chosen and sumptuous
meal was partaken of. After luncheon
they returned to the hall and continued
their dancing to the music of Theo Artz's
orchestra. This was kept up until after
4 a. M. when the guests repaired to their
homes after one of the most enjoy
able evenings of the season.
The committee of arrangements who
looked out for the comfort of the guests,
consisted of A. III. Lockwood, w. III. and
D. c. Bitter, w. B. Koerps and E. w.
Walton
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POLITICAL SCRAPS.

Written for the LIGHT nv a Demo-
crat
Will our commissioners court remember
that the people can vote and thereby, in
fair elections, secure their choice. Stan
field was voted for all over the county:
he lives far enough away from the San
Pedro not to be tainted with local poll
tics.
quote by permission from a letter Of
one of the most popular Ell PaSO demo-
Gratis, to. his friend here 1--WE used to
laugh at&he negro for believing in repub-
lican promises of 40 acres of land and a
mule. and during the last campaign, the
democrats swallowed more ssenseleSs
promises as these from the present COVER
nor of Texas" and also that 1.-The political
Moses did not lead US to the promised
land"
Does Finley's epithet of "skunks" for
the Clark followers include Hubbard,
Ross, Cook and their friends?
A Hogg organ at Austin says, Ito refer
to the prohibition campaign, by
some of Clark's friends, will become q
boomerang; that Hogg has hosts of
friends among the prohibitionists." Cor
rect. Hogg has many but c ark, here at
least, has the best men of the prohibition
party; they assert that the people under
c ark and Mills generalship, defeated
them. They accepted defeat in good
faith and are loyal to Clark now; as true
to him as the unquestioned loyalty of the
old confederate soldier is to the Union.
Who doubts that today.
Hogg's enmity to railroads is the only
feature of consistency about the man. His
friends are costly TO the roads-S1S, 900 to
Finley for sixteen whole and two frac-
tional days. Perhaps a Hogg man sue
ceeded Chiffon in drawing a railroad
salary. What was the number of Hogg'S
railroad pass during last campaign? We
lost the number
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THE LADIES PRESENT
A Flag, a Dance and a Supper to
the Turner's


The ladies of the Turn Verein agan
honored their gentlemen friends Satur-
day night by presenting them with a very
fine and most beautiful flag. Miss Emma
Degen, in her charming manner, made
the presentation speech, which was
heartily received by the Turner's and an
swered by Prof Kuhn. After the preSenta !
tion they began the dance and
glided through the beautiful waltz until
twelve O'Clock when all adjourned to the
supper room where the ladies had spread
most sumptuous and elegant supper,
which had been prepared with their own
delicate hands. There with some of Mr..
Mair's elegant wines and the clinking of
glasses they drank the health of the
ladies.
After spending some time at the table
they again visited the ball room and
danced until the morning hours began to
lengthen.
The ladies who composed the commit
tee were Mesdames Wurzbach. Koehler,
Bartholomew, Heuermarn, Misses EN-
ma Dryen; Lena Heuermann, Lena Bril-
am, Emma Heuermann.
The flag is about 6 by 8 feet. 1t is of
silk; one side is drab color and having a
wreath OF laurel and oak. The other
side is red, trimmed with gold On one
side are the words, printed in letters of
gold, San Antonio Turn Verein and
Balm Frei." The four ''F's" occupy the
other,
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BEN NONE,

The agent and representative of
Moke's Millinery Parlors, has re.
turned from New York and brought
with him the finest line of millinery
and ladies' furnishings ever shown
here. Ladies in want of an early
Spring hat, or child's school hat, are
invited to call at once for 1--WE are the
People, for style and low prices. To
start the season we offer this entire
week 100 dozen children's school hats,
leghorn In all colors, ladies' hats in
all the new styles at such low figures
it requires only call and you will be
convinced that we mean business.
Our prices cannot be duplicated. We
also offer as q special leader $50 dozen
of our well known brand, Ethiooian
dye black hose, former price 35 cents
this week at % cents. Ladies, be
sure and secure some of them, for
they are the very best.
MOKE'S MILLINERY PARLoRS,
3t Military Plaza, Smith Building.
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Wants Them to Resign,

Editor LIGHT: There is a significance
in name; only Modoc could write such
trash, so void of logic and common sense,
as appears in today's Express. We tax
PAYERS love our homes, our city, and will
prove so. Let Callaghan and his ten
their places and "a hours after their in
stallment in Office we will vote for any
amount necessary to run the city govern
ment. o. s.
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NEW SulTINGS.

H. Fahlbusch. Tailor, 22S E. Hous-
ton street, takes pleasure in informing
his patrons and the public In general,
that he has just received an invoiceof
elegant patterns In imported suitings,
panta.oons and fancy vestings. These
will be made up on shortest notice in
the latest prevailing styles, with
guarantee Of satisfaction in fit, quail
ity of goods and prices. Very respect
fully n. Fahlbusch. 2:25 I'm
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A LAST DRINK.
An Unfortunate Young Man Ends
His Life Early

Saturday night last young saddler,
named III. w. Lasteree, while intoxicated,
took an overdose of morphine in Wer-
nette Bros. saloon, 406 WEST Commerce
street. and died in chair, before a ply
stefan could reach him.
He had been at work some time, had
been drinking pretty heavily and had
mentioned to some comrades that he
would kill himself.
He entered the saloon, where there was
music, and danced in a careless fashion
to the bar, where he asked for a glass OF
water. He was referred to the hydrant
in the yard where he was supplied and
then hereturned to the barroom, where,
in a few minutes he was dead.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Brins

Ded1h anu the frfces IHey nrtnR.
Jay E. Adams to Annie and Minnie
Kirchner, lot 6, in block 3, of
Adams Laurel Heights, a subdi-
vision of original city lots IL. II,
IA and 10, in range 3, district as $50
Harrison, Ford and Stafford to Sue
Stevens ESkrdge, lot 5, block7,
out of original city lot 5, ranges,
district l, on Government HILL. 400
George and Louise Roe to Ida HI.
Smith, lot 4, block 80, on Perez
street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,220
Martin Braden and wife to Christi
ma Haby, triangular portion of
lot l, block s, corner of Presa and
Devine streets. ......... ..... eco
C. Ii. Shook to Augusta Bartholo-
Nmaei, lot Is, block /, corner of
Adams and Stieren streets. 81
j. c. and l.. M. Hood to Geo. w.
Thomas and wife lot 4, block G,
range 4, district 1, on Burleson
W. G. Hamilton to w. Ii. Moore.
lots 5, 6 and :, block 55 in the
South Heights addition. ..... 300
Denver and San Antonio Invest
ment company to w. g. Hamil
ton, lots 5, and :, block So,
South Heights addition. 300
d. M. Poor to Ursulo Inintero.
south east corner of survey 20, 4
miles SOuun OF MAIN piazza. .,.',,, 4UJ
John Sharer to Bruce B. Sornbury,
lot T. block 5, on Sharer street -. SEQ
c. A. Steiren and Paul Meerscheidt
to M. f. Hicks, lot Al, and south
half of lot 40, block 3, on East
trict 1......................,,...... 1000
Reagan Houston, assignee of Sam
Maverick to K. A. Duke, lot 9
and 10, block 2, out Of original
city lot 90, range 8, district /, on
Connolly street. ................... $50
T. j. Badger and others to Fred
Zigilmann, lot 10, block 3, out of
original city lot 1C6, range 4, dis
L
n. Il. Ayers to Miss Henrietta
Wattlin, lots and Z, block r out
of original city lot 10........... $50
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"THoMPSON'S UNIVERSAL GAR
MENT CUTTER"

For every garment worn. Actual
measure, artistic, simple, readily
learned, lasts life time; 20 per cent
saved in materials and time. New
book of standard designs yearly. I'm
limited opportunities to agents, gen.
eral and local. An actual necessity
in every household. Needs only to
be known. Half sold when intelli-
gently shown Call and examine. F.
E. Thompson, 226 Avenue G. Home Of
flee, 1S1 w. 9th St., Kansas City, Mo.
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THE TREMENDOUS CUTS

In prices of Mems Clothing at Haas
& Oppenheimer's is not the ordinary
work of closing out at seasons re-
naming stock. Everything in the
shape of mems clothing has simply to
go, and that just so quickly rs prices
can move them. S1l st
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Revival Services Closed,

The revival services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, on Soledad street,
which have been conducted for the past
three weeks by the Rev. f. P. f aniken,
of Nashville, Tenn, were closed last
night. During this time there have been
forty conversions, and twenty eight addi-
tions to the church.
Rev. Flaniken leaves today for Tehua-
cana, Texas.
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Club Visitors.

Messrs. Jose NJ. Vilarenor, of Monte
rey, Mexico; IL. R. Hayden, Hartford.
John T. Barnett, Dapville, Ind; NJ. w.
Shanahan, Chicago. ILL.,; A. T. Atwaler,
ST. Louis, Mo-; l.. ]. Parks, w. II. Hur-
ley, E. Mugg, Jr., E. X. Dellingham, of
Houston, Texas, and ID. b. McGavoch
visited the San Antonio club Saturday
and yesterday.
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SURPRISED Them.

A party of surprisers on Prospect Hill
rendered Mrs. F. j. Beitel surprise par
ty at her beautiful residence Saturday
night. The evening was most enjoyably
spent in games and conversation and a
delicious lunch was served the guests.
The affair was in honor Of Mrs. Beitel's
birthday,
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KELLEY INSTITUTE, PARIS. TEXAS.
Opium and liquor addiction,
speedily Gu red. It is the only place
in Texas where are used the BicholO-
ride of Gold Remedies of the cele.
brated physician and scientist, Leslie
r. Kelley, M. D., L. l.. D, Address
Kseley Institute, Paris, Tex. 3-12-4t
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The Last of Its Kind,

The last mask ball of the season was
given at the Arbeiter Verein last Satur-
day night and proved very enjoyable
affair.
The music and floor were both good and
the fun was still better Dancing was kept
up until after o'clock yesterday morning,
when the guests left for their several
homes well pleased with their evenings
entertainment,
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100000 ACRES OF LAND.
For sale in tracts from 10000 acres to
400, 900 acres. Suitable for colonies.
Terms easy. RozIENE & HARRISON.
Room 81, Kampmann's building,
San Antonio, Texas. 2.9-1m
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BIDS WANTED

For the erection and completion of the
San Antonio Union Slaughter House and
Retrigerating plant, according to plans
and specifications made by Mr.. John
Thomas of st. Louis, architect. Plans
can be seen at Frank Browns place, 40
South Alamo street.
Bids will be opened on Monday, 2lst
March, at p. m.
3-Stf DR.. AMOS GRAVES.
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FOR Sal 3

Two fine corner lots, size Ill 166 feet
near West End, two blocks from street
Information call on T. b. johnson, at
LIGHT office. l:29 If