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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-31
THE COURTS OF APPEAL.
WHY AUSTIN is ENTITLED TO ONE
OF THEM.
Ten Reasons given by the Joint Committee
Showing that Austin is the Cheapest and
Best Ste for one Location.

The following circular letter was
issued yesterday and mailed to every
member of the Legislature. Itspeaks
for its self and the Importance of the
-ubject demands for II u careful read
ing:
Believing that the best interests of
the State will be subserved by the
locati, n of one of the Civil Courts of
Appeal, to be organized by the present
Legislature, at Austin, the Board of
Trade, City Council, and Bar Associa-
ton have appointed the undersigned
committee to beg your attention to a
few undisputed facts, believed to be
worthy of thoughtful consideration on
the subject.
l. The commodious, and incompar-
ably, pleasant and convenient apart
ments inthe State Capitol for such
Court, readywith slight preparation
without cost to the people to receive
the Court, with appointments and
surroundings in keeping with the
high dignity, which will doubtless
characterize it.
Q. The magnificent State Law Lii
brary of $4,000 volumes, collected at q
cost to the people of Texas of about
$50 900, and which is maintained at a
necessary annual expense for keeping
up the annual issues of new text
books and English reports, and for
librarian, janitor and incidental ex.
pen ses-amounting to about $780,
The reports of other states are secured
by exchange for this library. This
splendid collection of books can with
out additional cost subserve the pur'
poses of the judges of the court o.
civil appeals, and the people Of the
state who have business with that
court, as it must be maintained fol
the supreme court, court of appeals
and attorney generals and state de
partment'officers The complete anC
almost Invaluable collection of stat
utes of other states in the office of the
secretary of state, while procured by
exchange can offer its advantages
only to the courts in the capitol
While the benevolence of other local
tiles might relieve the state of par
OF all of the burden of supplying thu
court if there, with q fair selection o
books, it cannot be expected that tn,
courts needs, in this respect, could b.
supplied, as the state is prepared t.
supply them in it's great library il
the capitol.
3. People having business with thi
court could at the same time ant
place attend to business in the SUI
preme court, court of appeals, or stat
department offices at the capitol, thu
saving litigants very considerable
sums.
4. The constitution requires tn
court of criminal appeals to sit a
Austin for cases from this district
and to make appeals in criminal ca'e
returnable to one place and civil cas-
appeals from same county to anothe
will result in great Inconvenience an
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-31

expense to litigants and their counseI
B. The states vastly increasing vol
ume of legal business in her courts. il
by her policy largely instituted In the
courts of Travis county, where her at
torney general can give his personal
attention.. The same policy would he
subserved by cases on first as we'll as
on intermediate and last appeal being
IN courts at the same place.
g. The juxtaposition of the courts of
civil appeals, and the supreme court
and court of criminal appeals fixed nv
law at Austin, would favor harmonv
of practice and decision between those
courts.
Z. Proximity to the state DEPART
ments would aid the court in passing
on all questions involving department.
rulings, of which courts are supposed
to axe judicial knowledge.
8. The fact that Austin is easily
accessible by railroads, and economy
to litigants in distance of travel, the
mass of business coming from coun-
ties more accessible to Austin than
any part to its south or west.
8. Austin has ample hotels, com
forts, and entertainment for those
visiting the courts.
10. Whatever may be said of rival
places for this honor, as to healthful-
ness, educational and social advant-
ages, and all else that will tend to in
duce the best talent of the state to ac-
cept when called by the people to ac-
cept the high office of judges in this
court--we submit that no less can be
said of Austin, your Capital City.
Board of trade committee John
Orr, Peyton Brown, Walter Tips.
City council committee.-J. HI.
Yarmouth, Jos. Schuber, HI. =.
Ketchum, VIM. f. North, j. A. Jack
son.
Bar association committee.-J. J..
Faulk, d. w. Doom, Jno. L. Peeler.
L. FL. Wheless, r.. G. West, Geo. f.
Pendexter, f. G. Morris, Jno. c.
Townes, T w. Gregory, Il. A. Thomp-
son, r. J. Hill.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-31
LYNCHERs CONVICTED.
Six Georgia Lynchers Under Arrest and They
Will be Convicted

Six Georgia Lynchers Under Arrest and They
Will be Convicted
CAMILLA, Ga, March 26.-Mitchell
county convicted its first lyncher to-
day of the crime of murder, while the
state last night lost one of it's best
witnesses at the hands of party of
assassins some miles in the country.
The lyncher's name is Barney White,
and the unfortunate victim is Will
Davis. 1t was early last fall that a
party of masked men took Larkin
Nix from Thomas county prison and
lynched h m.
A few nights after, party OF men
took Holland out at midnight and
fiogged him. The mask fell from the
face of one of the men and Burrell
recognized Barney White. He was
arrested with six of his companions.
Great interest was taken in the trial,
which opened last Monday and ended
today, with the conviction of White.
The same evidence will convict all of
them, that OF Davis, " bo was assassi-
mated last night, being available UNI
der the law of Georgia, from steno-
graphic report.
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question, outside of any refer
ence to the votes of Shaw
and King, is that Mr.. Culberson
is going to contest for CoRe's place.
Culberson felt the political pulse of
the people OF Texas recently and found
that next to Mills they loved him most.
1t is not probable that the people will
desire to rebuke Mr. Mills after he has
served only about six months and Mr.
Culberson knows this. He also real
ICES that Mr. Coke is growing old and
that Xix years after January, 1885,
would be longer than there is much
probability of his living, so he will
step in just in time, and will, in my
opinion, have no troU BILE in being elect
ed. Mills and Culberson would make
strong team, and one Texas might
well be proud of. With these two The
Lone Star state would have nothing
to fear from protection, and in my
opinion these two it will be-"
~ agree with you" was the re-,
Spouse, land in regard to the votes O.
Shaw and King, | think that was
simply joke, for heard Shaw say
to one of the Senators the day after
| the ballot was cast that the Sen.
ate had Civ n Wash, Jones one vote
and he had done the next thing to il
when he voted for Barnett Gibbs"
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM.
Senators Clemens and Pope and
Representative Baker of Tom Green
who have charge of the Australian
ballot system bills in the present leg
islature, had a conference yesterday
evening aud decided to work harmo
niously in the interest of the purifica
ton of the ballot box for Texas. They
agreed to report Senator Pope's bill
which will be called up in the Senate
at the earliest possible moment.
LOCAL OPTION.
Today Senator Kearby will in
troduce bill putting int
effect the constitutional amend
ment relating to local option
The bill provides that on petition o
two hundred voters from any count.
or fifty from any subdivision of ;
county the commissioners court shall
order an election to determin,
whether or not the sale of intoxicat
ing liquors shall bestopped. In othe
respects it follows the law as it nov
stands.
LOCATING THE COURTS.
This morning the fight for the loca
ton of the three civil courts of appeal
will begin in the Senate. Carter's bill
for the division of the state, whicl
was published in THE STATEsMAl
several days ago, will pc taken u
and much eloquence will be wasted il
setting forth the peculiar good quail
ties of the different cities.
The sub committee on Compression
al Apportionment have finished thei
work and with few alterations thei
report will fix the new Congressiona
districts. They divide the State a
follows:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-31
WALT WHITMAN DEAD.
Full of Years and Honor the Great Poet
Falls Asleep.

Full OF Tears ana HONOR tne ureat fooC
Falls Asleep.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March 3d.
Calmly and peacefully like a child
asleep Walt Whitman passed away
this evening. At 4:3O this afternoon
he began to sink, twenty minutes be-
fore his death he said TO an attendant
"Wary, shift.n They we're the last
words uttered by Whitman. His
breathing became fainter and fainter
and az exactly 6:43 p. M, he passed
away. The news of his death was
cabled to Lord Tennyson
and other friends in England,
Or. Buck of Ontario, his biographer,
and friends in this country. The sick
man took very little nourishment dur
ing the past three days, an occasional
sip of of milk punch being all he
could be induced to swallow. To-
morrow plaster cast of his features
will be made. Viii man left care
fully drawn will, but it's contents will
not be made public until after his
funeral. The remains of deceased
will be placed in the recently COM
pleted tomb in Harleigh cemetery in
the outskirts of the city of Camden, q
spot selected by Whitman when he
was enjoying his usual health.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-03-31

When Baby was SICK, we gave her Castoria.'
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
When she bad Children, she gave them Castnria
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-30
Serr 6. S. Maaer, $50 PIT 81

Serr 6. s. Miiler, $50 PIT Oit,
9ouiton StraBe bolt tets bas poas
fommenite Eager in 3ei6enmaterias
lien, 9apeten, Sarben, @las, Spiegels
glas, gilberrabmen, 6irniFen un0 allen
3ei6nenz unb Malersl 1teniilien. &iints
lerif9 ausgefiibrte 8ilber unb Statuets
ten &c. iinb in elmer febenswsrtben Sal
lerie CUR @nii6t unb gum 8erfauf auss
geiteIt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationer 1T bas @ef9madoolite unb
Neueite bort 81 iinben.
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Proclamation
fir Die bbaltuus eiter spe;ialwahl.
Mapors Office,
San Mntonio, 8. Mdra 1872.

Sn Der Gtabtratbslibung ppm Z.
Mfdr5 1892 tpurbe cine Orbina1t3 arts
genDmmen, in nel6er beftimmt wirb,
baB3eine Spe5ialzM bftimmn1tg abgebalz
ten Imerben foa, I'M bic Nnii9ten Der
Gfunbfeuersabler Der Stabt San Nns
tonic in 8e3ug auf bic Nusgabe bon
Bombs inn 8etrage pon ameibunbert=
fiinfaigtaufenb ($250,000) Dollars auf
3tpan3ig biz breiBig (20-30) Sabre
su feds (6%) prOsent gu ermitteln.
9ieie 8onbs, fotpie ber grtrag Der fdls
liger ad valorem Steuern, Der @etper=
beiteuerrl, Der 9ieenaen, Marftgebiib=
rem, Der @elbfrafen bes Poli3eigeri9ts
&c. fo0en basu pertperbet iperber
bic laufenben Musgaben Der 8erpal=
tung Der Stabt San Nr1tonio fir bas
Sisfaliabr 1892-1893 gu beden.
Sesbalb Drbre i'd, 8rDan @alag=
ban, Miapor Der Stabt San Mntonio,
fraft Der mir bur1 ben Sreibrief unb
bic Srbinan5en bieier Stabt ibertra=
senen 8efugniFe unb 1T uebereinfimz
mung nit Seftionen 43 unb As bes
amenbirten 6reibriefes bonn 20. Qlpril
1891, bierburGj cine Spe5ialzW abl an
nnb beftimme, baB bieielhe a~bgebalten
tperbe am
gamftag, ben 16. Mpril 1892
au benz porermdbntem 3wede. 9ie
StimmpldBe tperben bon 5 lbr 8orz
m:ttags bis 6 ubr Nben6s offen fem
un6 omar an folgenben Stelen:
Warb /. Sn Sobn Il. Miaers
Store, gde Sib Shores unb Mrienalz
StraBe. Wabls8 ortanb, gilbert Wleper.
Warb 2. @de gaitz unb Soloz
roiafraBe. Wabls8 oritanb-
@arb 8. Marfelbs. Siore, gde
pere5z unb 6rioifraBe. Wablporfanb,
Sames 8. Club.
Warb4 4. Gonbentionss6aGe, @de
Weit 9ouftonz unb Norb Slores fraBe.
Wablz8ortanb. s. 8iQemaim.
War6 5. Sommers @arten, 10.
StraBe go. 306. @ahl : 8oritanb,
Spbn 6. 8errD.
@arb G.. gde Clint unb Nolans
itraBe. Mablporfanb, @m. 8. Yage.
@arb Z. @de Matagorbas unb
8ictOriaftraBe. @abls8 oritaub, peter
Subj.
Marb s. @de Sib Mlamoz unb
SoutbitraBe. Wabl @orfanb, 2ouis
8ergitrom.
Sie @abl mirb ~abgebalter unb bic
3dblung Der Stimmen mirb porgenomz
men merben in ginflang nit Der SET
tim 20 bes itdbtii6en 6%reibriefes unb
bes StaatSgeieBes bonn IA. Mdr3 1887
GO. 2~e9islatur. Settle Ply
Sd bei6einige bies hermit unter
geifieung bes Nmtsliegels Der Stabt
San Nntonip unter benz Datum bes
8. Wfdr3 1892.
r.. 81 8rpan gaIlagban,
Manor.
9ltteitirt: 6, g. GIaubon,
@itp Glerf.
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sMIaafertia.

N6Dofat: ,Gndbisfte Srau, ih
muB sic aber %aufuerflam MAIDEN, bas
IN ben aenBernnSen gar feline Sniurie
entbaltet it, -Dame: ySn ben
Neuberunsen? Ma9 feinl Nber 90,
fir In Dem Zone, In fpelf)em iie mir st,
9erufen mur6en." Nbnotat
uDatln miibten mir o%ieielben gu belle,
rem g~erftdnoniB alleroinss erft in Wos
ten feten l%atfen."
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Die fartn,sI

g.: p@ie empfinolid meine Srau
lit, bapon MAIDEN Gle li6 feimen Sc
griff.A - g.: SEA, ba iollten Sic crit
NAL Die meinise fenneil. Die beiSt
mid einen Sdien, eineu @iel uno lonIt
allies M09lihe uno oann ipielt tie nod
bic @eleibiste!
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Gin auter Saun,I

Cine 8duerin perfauft an ben gieb,
bdnbler 8eitl 3mei fette aiibe. 50
geitl tein @elo bel ii6 bat. orubt bas
@eiddft nidt gu Stanbe 3u fommen =
es Jet 6enn, baB Veitl Biirsldaff ftellen
Tonne. ~@nt,A fa9t Yettl, npero' ih
bier lalien bic cine Stub ais Si6erbeit II
Die gdnerin lit 3ufrieoenseitellt uno
ldBt geitl berubist NIT Der anoerer
2ub ab3ieben.
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9as IiebRe gud.

Eante (rei9): nS6re, Mrtbur, On
fiebft 70 ntiBgeitimmt aus = friait Du
pielei6t etfpas 3eritreuuns baben utto
bon mir Elm Invertebrates Bud gelieben
erbalten? dies pdre Dir bent1 4.
9. am ansenebmiten % Neffe
gtabsnD pDas Sparfaiieubua, liebs
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Nar gluth.

8idter: rgor adt Tasem crit
babe i6 sic perurtbeilt uno beute mub
i'd Sbnen i6on mieoer eine Strafe bifs
tiren L - Gn9efla9ter: ngta, no,
nur nidt ben Mutb perloren ; mir Def,
fern uns ia pienet9t no1!4
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0simaeaebem.

Sie: so gut On Define polite
l9en 3eitunsen liebit, ebenio gut balte
i'd mir bic Wto6ejournale, 6as laiie i)
mir MN einrual ni6t nebmen, Der aos
itetpuaft ipirb wobl 70 3iemli9 Der
9leide isin. Or: pS6einbar fdon,
BET mir b0rer aber Die Soften auf, rpen.t
I'D r1eiHe 3eitunsen besa6lt uuo 0eleien
babe, tpaRreno fie bel Dir bant crit
reht angeben /"
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CINDERELLA shmb>9aIaf!

Sic feiniten Serrenz unb 9amenz
S6ube, ionie aud bic be1ter1 r1b baus
erbafteiten S6ul S6ube fir &nabem
unb Mdb6en.
@mpfeblerspertbe Nopitdt: Oplge's
ipaferbi6te 5ilsi6ltbe unb SiIsz Yanz
tofeln!
1eberbaupt Mles, mas III einem re-
euldren 96ubz@ ei6aft eriter alafe su
finben 1T!
Cinderella 6 d II bzY a Ia #,
SIDE SoutonitraBe unb 9pe.G.
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Grob.

5ran (3drtlid): rDenfit On nod
on ben Blasregen, Mdnn6e1, bel benz
On inter Elm Daustbor fiidteteit nnb
mid bel Der @%elesenbeit fenner lern<
teff?1 mann Geuf3en6): :. vad
ia, oaS 1ennt man bonn Hegen in bic
Tranfe comment
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Ieriduappt.

nyiuu, lieber Doftor, i1 bore, oaB
sic ldon felt bier @oden eilte giidte
In Sbrem Sauie beberber9en "a - "a.
pobl, fie lernt bel uits bie @irtbidaft
uno f9aut babel nod Dem Tedten. -
nNber Der mill nod INNER nift
fomrnen ? /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-30

Der @arsas@rofing Der Mebina: Sd
mar 3 Sabre lang frattf nit %ioeenattnz
ter S6minbiu6t ober Nusaebrung. Sd
babe Die beiten Ner5te probirt. biele Yaz
tentsWfebt5inen, alles Dbne @rfolg. Ser
leyte Nr5t, her mid bebanbelt bat, bat
mid gdn5li6 a~ufgeseben. 9ur6 nteba
rere meiner Sreunbinnen unb 8efann=
ten bin i'd ge5pungen tporben, prof.
SLEEPER gu beiu6en. Mein Mlann fubr
MIDI bin, unb er unb mein Sobn trus
gen mid binauf. Sd fpufte Blut unb
mar abgemagert unb bate groBe
S6mer3en.
@ott lei 9arf, bur6 prof. 81. u.
Mepers 6eilmittel bin i'd ednsli6 fuz
rirt morben.
Sd bin 46 Sabre alt unb bic M}utter
bon a1t &tnbern.
&efugia Seierina.
Sworn and subscribed before ME
this the 1st day of March,
[SEAL. A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Mrs. Sapopa 8aleon, So. 426 aas
rebofraBe, 50 Sabre alt:
Sd mar 5 Sabre franfmit S9pin6s
iu6t.
Sd babe bic beIten Nerste fDnfultirt
unb meme &ranfbeit bat piel Gelb ge>
fotet, obne cine Sur gu errei9en. Sd
mar bic lebte 3eit 10 abgemagert, fonnte
ni9t f6lafen, ni6t effen, feinen Mtbem
befommerl un6 mar f6on gdnali6 obne
ole 9pfnung %aufgegeben morben.
9ur9 meme bielen 8efannten, bic
aud bur6 prof. Mepers tpunberbare
9eilmittel furirt norben iinb, babe i'd
bic Sur unternomme1t nnb farn iagen
in Is Sagen bin i6 D~oatdnbig furirt
uorben unb bpm Sobe gerettet.
Sbiges babe i6 bef6moren, baB es
bic refine @abrbeit 1T.
Sapopa palepn.
Sworn to ard subscribed before me
this the 9TH day of March,
[SEAL A. D. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
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Or bat Medt.

8i6ter: nGnseflaster, ipattit
fpnroen Sic bas leste Mtal beitraft?A
= Ghgef1a9ter: pDas lette Wfal?
So. 9err 3i6ter, oas ldBt fi6 ia iett
nod gar ni9t iasen."
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enrd bic Slime.

Neffe: n@eiBt On nod, Snfel,
tuie Du mir ais Sinb INNER Bfennise
i9enfteft? {" -Snfel: v@emtB, aber
Dte fommit On barauf 2" = Neffe:
sNun, man ia9t bod, aus gfennisem
miiroen Tbaler!H
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Wo0ern.

n9te baben ia cine febr fdone Srau.
Dte f0ntten sic benin 10 un3ufrieoer
iein ?" uSamobl, ieitoem i1 bon ibr
geidieben bin, sefdat lie mir aud gut"
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sriftiatr @rnnh.

nSa, menu i'd cine reide Seiratb
MAIDEN f0nrte, tpdr' mir 9leid gebols
fen! !" = STA, tparlim beirat6elt On
oenn nidt?" = rMeine Sral lebt
nph!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-30

Sn SoIse bes oielen s6min6els, Der
~beutsutage g%etrieben mirb, tDiro ielbit
Dem befen @rate, Der geliBer punber=
barer 9eilmittel lit, ni9t gesiaubt.
prof. SLEEPER prafti3irte als Spe5iaz
lift nit benz gr0bten grfolg in Merifo,
fiinf Sabre in peru, Chile, 2onbon,
China, Wien, in 8eftb, prag, Der 9rz
gentinil6en &epublit unb 8rallien.
Prof. Meper garanttrt ni6t in alien
Sdaen abiOlute 9eilung, pie man6e
4er3te es gem0bnli6 tbun. Sebe 9rbeit
lobt fi6 felbf.
2eiet Munber iiber Wunber. @ehet
bin unb fragt cure Mitbirger, Die i6on
cine lange &eibe BON Sabren in biefer
Sta6t mobnen, Oh ni6t felt furaer 3eit
bur6 prof. Weper, f6on melt iber
brelbunbert perionen furirt tporben
finb, bic f6on am &anbe bes @rabes
tpare1t.
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mmnber : &ureit.

I'D unter3eItneter NOR Derfrlippelt
an meinem 1eften SUB. baB i'd auf
&riiden seben muBte. Mein Sub mar
bid gei6wolen nit &beumatismus.
Sd NOR in England bel ben be-
ribmteften 2 pe3ialiiten in Mandefrr
unb babe be belten Nerate nod probirt
nnb Tie gaben mir ole rlur nod 40
Gage gum Qeben. Mu6 bic 6ot
: prings babe ib beiu6t obne @rfolg.
Sd belu9te prof. q. u. Meper unb
in 10 9agen bur6 @ebrau1 leiuer
munberbaren 5eilmittel bin i'd gdn3z
lid furirt tpDrben.
phillip 9pob.
Meine @breKe lit: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 27th day of February,
[SEAL. A. D.. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex.
Siabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
bnr1 LANCE 3eit nit idperer Sers=
aranfbeit bebaftet unb babe piele Ierste
fOnfultirt unb Diele Seilmittel probirt
obne grfolg.
Sn 3pei Mo6en bin i6 bur6 Yrof.
u. u. Mepers munberbare 9eilmittel
gdnali6 furirt tporben.
Sd i6m0re ba3u, baB es bic Wabrs
belt 1T unb nibt8 anberes als bic
Wabrbeit.
Sfabel GIore8.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
fSEAL A. D 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co Tex.
Gin iunger Mann, Der bon pielen
Spesialilten unb nod @ebrau6 perz
I6ie6ener Mittel abfoIut fir beiratbss
unfdbig erfldrt ipurbe, mar bur9 prof.
a.. u. Mepers, SEQ. As Nasaros strabe,
punberbare 9eilmittel polfommen bers
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