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Trottins 1t Columbus. !.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 22.-OpsninR day Of
the meeting Of the now Driving Park asso-
citation. Attendance 5000. conditions fne.
In the PIG trot Evangelins made the fast
est time ever made by afour-yeAr-old in .
race in this country. recording 2:13L. The
average time in the 2:16 trot was the fastest
four heats ever trottsd in this country. It
was 2:l33l.
2:5O trot-Marvel took three straight,
Aurilla second, N. w. third, Koalin fourth.
Best time. 2:25M.
2:3O paoe--Bobby Burns won. Fannie l..
second. DUSTY Bob third, Henry H. fourth.
Best time, 2:19I.
2:16trot, unfinished -Mambrino Boy took
the two first heats, Evaugeiine the last two.
Best time, 2:13L.
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GOOD SPORT AT GREAT FALLS.
Tho Attendance Increasng-A Seven Heat
Trot Won by Darbee.

Tho Attendance Increasing-A Seven Heat
Trot Won by Darbse.
GREAT FALLS. Aug. 22-[Speoial. Am
other ine day and good attendance at the
race track. In the first two races the favor
ties won and no heavy betting was indulged
in. The third race was puzzler. Emin
Bey sold favorits before the first heat. with
Robbins second choice and Darbee in the
field, but after the latter had won the first
two heats things began to look different
and the gray's stock went mp 100 per cent.
and he sold favorite from that time on. It
took seven heats to decide the race, which
was declared by horsemen TO have been the
best race seen on the Montana circuit this
season. Kitty b. and Emin each took two
heats. but the gray was always near at hand
whom they went under the wire. and
although hs had sulky smashed
in the fifth heat he jumped in and
won the last heat and the race in fine style
Emin il FAST but was set back three heats
for running. The last race was good for
the sports who bought Fred Parker, short
horse. Later On sold favorits at 80 to 1S
for Manhattan and 8 for Parker. The
favorits made . hard race. but Parker
jumped in and won the race by head at
the last jump. The attendance was about
i've hundred. 'w' -"
Running, Great Northern stakes. for two
year -olds. purse $S55-Spoon, 100. won;
Dott, 115, second; Fanny b. l15 third
Time. 1:l7h. Mutuals paid $6.1O.
Running three-qusrters of mile. handi-
cap. purse $3OO-Braw Scott, 1l5. won;
Malcolm. 11S. second; Gold Bar. 119, third;
Little Tough, 50. fourth. Time, 1:14115S.
MuNnala rnid a. Ok
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No Visitors Allowed, Must Eat Alone,
Services Of Barber
Denied.
Board OF Examiners Report That
Ho Is Treated az tho
Others.
No Ill Treatment or Maltreatmsnt Found
No Cause for Complsint-Anairs
in Troubled Districts.

WALLACE, Aug. 23.-[spscial.1 AT the
request of Col. Curtis Gen. CAFlin ap-
pointed commission to investigate the
charges made by friends Of Peter Breen
and others confined In tho Wallace jail shat
they were ill-trsatsd and kept In filthy
quarters. The general appointed Capt.
Bisbee. Fourth infantry; Capt. John 1ur-
ply, Fourteenth infsntry, and Cart. John
HcCallie. Idaho national guards. The
hoard made a thorough investigation Of the
premises, and also brought before them
and questioned each Of the prisoners.
Most Of them complained Of the unolean-
Illness Of the place when they hrst occupied
IL. but the board finds excuse for
that in the sudden and unexpected
influx of prisoners and finds that the matter
was rsmedied AZ soon 40 oould bs done.
The following is Peter Bresn's complaint:
II have been shut up in = small cell with
out any ventilation and with but littls light
except what came through the bars. No
We could not get permission TO have bar
ber come in and shave ~. not even the
soldier barber. We each one are required
to eat alone in his own cell This 10
all have to say The board,
after going into detail ~ to the nature Of
the structure, the number Of prisoners CON-
fined. lsngth Of time, ETC.. have this TO say:
'The old prison was undoubtedly q con-
tracted and more or less filthy place, the
natural and unavoidable condition from the
unexpected influx of an unusual number Of
prisoners. The new cells have relieved this
condition and none Of the prisoners ocou-
pyinR them now complain, as the clsanli-
ness and ventilation are good"
Under the general rules Of confined pris-
ners, subject to prison restraint. the board
cannot consider OF report that i'll treatment
or maltreatment has been exhibited; all
prisoners are treated alike and Prisoner
Breen is not an exception. being in ono Of
tho new cells. Frank b. Crosthwaite,
special agent sent here from Washington
to investigate and report to the president
on information from the Butte union that
pr isoners are ill treated, made his report
to-day. II was very brief and TO the effect
that the complaints were not only ground
less, but that the men were cared for with
| considerabl consideration.
An alteration occurred at Gem to-day
between = non-union and union man On
account of the differences in the late
trouble. John Kneebone. one Of the princi.
pal witnesses at Boise against the prison.
ers, claims TO have been attacked BY union
man on the railroad track. Az hs feared
violence hs hit him with rock. Knee
bone was arrested. The case is attracting
considerable attention.
number of women at Burke and Gem
have been cited to appear before Gen. Car
lin for uslnR obscene language on the
streets in abusing non union men.
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Cholera in Hamburg.

HAMnuRa, Aug. 23.-Ambulances of this
city are insufficient in number TO meet the
demands made upon them through the out
break of cholera. Yesterday ordnance
carriages we're utilized for the convey ance
of cholera patients. Thirty-tive persons
have died of the disease, some within an
hour after being stricken, and all others
died within six hours. =@tr0
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70 Tambien, Hal Pointer and Nancy
Hanks Exhibited on 4
Race Track
Tho Great Running Mare Coos
East to Try Her Luck
There.
Interest Growing In the Crest Falls Meet
inE-Ths winners on That
ss Tsaok-OthsF Sports.

CHICAGO, AuR. 23.--Friday was an Of day
at the Washington park trotting meeting
compared with the brilliant performances
achieved on the preceding days. The three
races on the programme wsrs run in
straight heats, each going 70 the favorite.
To relieve the day from msdiocrity thsrs
was . most remarkable exhibition made q
three p. M. Of tho three turf champions.
70 Tambien, Nancy Hanks and Hal
Pointer. Yo Tambien was first to appear,
and to the beautiful daughter OF Joe
Hooker and Marian the most liberal ap-
plauss was given. She came around the
lower turn and trotted up the stretch to tho
betting ring, when she waited for the 9th
ors and then came on by the grand
stand, walking slowly and turning
her head toward the crowd in her
usual way, familiar TO all race gosrs who
have ever seen her on the track. Charley
Thorpe was in the saddle riding with q
loose rein, and his pet mare never looked
bandsomer than she did yesterday. with
Eths bright sunlight bringing out all the
beauty Of her golden hued hair. Thorpe
was In the colors Of the Kendall stable and
70 1ambien's msns was neatly plated
WAsA AAUUOA0 VI VIC CUlOEU WHICH 6u0 Au0
made famous. Following Yo Tambisn
came Nancy Hanks, led by groom. The
Gueen Of the trotting turf was literally ap-
plauded 40 she passed the stand. as was
also the king Of the PAGERS, Hal Pointer. as
he came by. Thorpe rode by the club
house and then came back 10 the stand
whore the three great racers were lined mp
and INTRODUCED to the crowd.
After alluding to Yo Tambien's brilliant
record Mr.. Ijams, who was acting as mas
tor Of ceremonies, called for three cheers
for Yo Yambien and Charley Thorpe. with
best wishes for success on their eastern
"trip" Everybody Joined in the applause.
and Charley Thorpe, lifting his cap. tn ned
The queen and trotted down the stretch to
the carriage entrance. then out on the road
and away to ED0lewood, whore Yo Tam
bien was loaded on an express car, in
which she will make the journey to Sleeps
head Bay. With her went the best wishes
of every admirer Of the highest type of
equine speed and courage.
'Ihe others need no introduction" sal
Mr.. Ijams alludinR to Nancy Hanks and
Hal Pointer. "for it is upon this track and
within two days that they have earned their
browning honors." Cheers for both were
freely given. and the greatest horse show
Gs sa Aesl. acraaa. ssssts5 RSsa,
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Foreign Indian Labor.

PoRr TowNsENp. WASH. Aug. 23.-The
treasury department has issued orders TO
immigration inspectors prohibiting Indians
coming from British Columbia under con-
tract 10 pick hops in the state Of Washing
ton. The order affects the growers Of
Puyallup valley, who largely depend on for
eiRn lndians TO harvest their crop, and who
are usually unable 70 employ white labor.
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sw.euy Give. NO Information.

BUFFALO. Aug. 23.--To-day Asssrs. Dom
ovan, Purcell aud Robertson, OF the state
board of arbitration. attempted to learn
from Grand Master Swesny when. or IL
ever, he 10 going to order out the switch
men now working IN the Jurisdiction Affect
cd bv the strike. Swseny practically refused
to give the srbitrators any information.
Joseph Heimsrle, recording secretary aud
treasurer Of Buffalo Lodge No. OF the
switohmsn's Mutual Aid associations and
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. 23.-Track fast.
Seven furlonRs-Minnehahs won, Spartan
second, Annie F. colt third. Time, 1:151155.
Monmouth handicap, mile and one half
Reckon won, LampliRht second. Boquet
third. Time. 2:3311s.
Six furlonga-Laura Gold colt won,
Moyne Reding second, Skadi third.
Time, 1:141.
Mile and one furlong-Leonawell won,
Picnicker second, May Win third. lime,
1:55.
Six furlongs-Ozric won, Nomad second,
Timrook third. Time, l:1415.
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Letter Carriers, Couy,u,,ou

INp1ANApoLIs, Aug. 23-The National
Mail Carriers convention began In this city
to-day. Several hundred delegates are
present. One Of the most important ques-
tions to be considered is the advisab bility OF
institutlng in the insurance feature OF the
association Z graded assessment for levy
rates.
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TIE Price OF Heads.

TANa1ER, Aug. 23.-NeRotiations between
the sultan's officials and the leader of the
Anghera tribssnen, looking to the subnis-
sion of the latter. have been broken off BY
order of tho Sultan. The sultan haa di-
rected that grand attack be made upon
the Angheras, and to atimulsts his troops,
he has offered 81 for every prisoner they
capture wounded or unwoundsd, % for
every head they bring into their camp.
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Big Shipment of Ord nance.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-To-morrowm morn
ing special train of six or seven cars will
leave the Washington navy yard carrying
the armament for the coast defense ship
Monterey, at San Francisco. The load in
cludss the second Of the twelve inch guns,
two ten-lnoh guns, mounts for the four
ment.
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Mrs. Harrlson 1mrroxine.

WAsH1NaroN, Aug. 23.-Advioss reoived at
the White house to-day from Loon lake
state that Mrs.. Harrison is steadily i'm
proving. Her recovery 10 gradual, but each
day shows some gratifying change.
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Mortality In Cholera D,s,r,ots.

sT. PETERSBURG. Aug. 23.-Oficisl returns
of new cases Of cholera, and the number of
deaths. chow . decrease, compared with
Sundays figures. Of httssn new cases. and
increase Of liz deaths. The total number
OF new cases reported Yesterday was {, 6O5
and the total number of deaths g. 429.
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Bad Track At Ind ependence

INDEPENDENcE, Ia, Aug. 23.-Traok
slushy. Two-year-old pace-To Order won,
Vide second. Lady Roy third. Time. 2:21A.
2:21 trot, postponed-So Long, Myrtle r..
and Greenleaf each took heat, Matte H.
taking two. Best time, 2:1914. ,- ..
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TrottinR. 2:30 class, purse 300.

Ilmo. 2:a4, z;17H, E1bsS, 13OX, 2:3, 2SUF4, 2:SI.
Mutuals paid $1l0b. $14.40. $S.45.
$166O. $11.1O.
Special running race, half mile. named
horsss, purse $3O0-Fred Parker, lis, won;
Lstsr On, 122, second; Little Joe. l22. third;
Manhattan. 122. fourth; Hideway III,
Afth. Time. :6O1S.
Nutuals paid $25.25.
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Honors Bestowed by tho Queen.

LONDON, Aug. 23-Ihe list of honors be-
slowed by the queen has been announced.
The earl of Zetland has been created mar
quis. Visoount Cranbrook and Baron
WillouRhby de Eresby have been created
sarls. The new barons are the Rieht Hon.
George Cubitt. Sir Rainald Knightley, Sir
Archibald Campbell. Sir Thomas Brooks,
w. A. Tyssen Amherst, W. j. Leigh, John
Hulholland and J. A.. Rolls. Among the
privy councillors appointed by her majesty
are Prof. Huxley and Mr.. Jesse Ceilings,
M. P. Among those who have been made
bA' onets are Mr.. John Jaffrsy, of the Bir-
minRham Post, and Mr.. Edward Lawson.
Ashmead Bartlett, M. r, and Mr.. John
Blundell Maple. NJ. p. have bsen kniehtsd.
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GIVEN NO OFFICE,
And Coz .ly MI Henry La
bouchers, N. n, Is Bitter and
I. Full Of Wrath.
He Credits His Exclusion 70 the
Direct Opposition Of tho
Queen.
Thinks Gladstone Far Less strens ThAn
Reported by His Frissds.-A Family
Cabinet.

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reply 20 Farther question no added thas he
had mo objections 10 stating his intentions
% TO tho course he would pursue With re-
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Die momens 70 prssens moslon II favor o.
the early and absoluts evacuation OF Egypt,
baan oivan- r,o,d Ro..h.rrv h.s h.ar m !
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DER TO SECURE the continuance OF Lord
Salisbury's foreign policy. / have abso-
lutelv no confidence in Lord Roseber,v AZ
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1ne correspondents tnen askso MI La
bouehere il hs could explain how IL wss he
had not been given place in Mr.. Glad
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Mr.. Labouohsrs replied: MY exclusion
was duo to the direct action Of the queen.
Who ressnts INV oppoaition 10 thu rov.l
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ence ie contrary TO all usage the relgnlnR
sovsreiRn havlng always nitnerto gwen tne
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OF n,a coi!sagues.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11
BUSINESS LYcoNFiDENTAL
At Hecht's, the pawnbroker, PAL Com. I'm

THE name of Robert T. Lincoln Is
always spoken with respect, in viii oh
there is a sentiment of affection, not
felt for.any other public man, unless
1t be James G.. Blaine. He has been
singularly free from political en-
tanglements Of all kinds, has never
been q bitter partisan. and must
have Inherited from his father great
practical wisdom and sound judg-
ment. Had he not absolutely de-
clared that he would not be q candi.
date for the presidency. his name
would have been carried to Milwau-
kes by his friends, and would there
have developed q strength that
would have been the establishment of
his political opponents. If the re.
publican party continues in power
ten years longer, Robert T. Lincoln
stands to secure the PRESIDENT
nomination, unless he absolutely and
uuqualifiedly refuses it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11

THOSE who imagine that Carlisle is
in the presidential race only to make
pace for Cleveland are strangely OBJ
livious to the claims of the Kentuck-
Ian. There is no man in the demo.
cratic party who is mentioned In
connection with the presidential
nomination who has stronger claims
on his party, by virtue of service rem
dered, than has Mr.. Carlisle. II he
enters for the nomination it will be to
secure it for himself and not to secure
IL to Cleveland or any other man.
he Is jackal to no lion, out lion of
his own right.
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Legal advertisements Shopper inch first
insertion, rs cents per inch each subse-
ouent insertion. Trustees sales $lOO per
inch first insertion, 25 cents each insertion
afterwards.
Reading matter, editorial page, 25 cents
per line each Insertion. Local columns
% cents first insertion, 10 cents first week,
cents after first week. Special rates on
50 and 100 lines running for month.
Home advertisements payable on first OF
each month. Transient advertising pay
able in advance. Only metal cuts printed.
Special rates given on larger space and
long time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11
LATE STATE NEWS.

Dead tramp found In q fire In un
tenable sawmill near Texarkana.
A. Tinsley shoots Isham Brown
near Waco. Brown will probably die
Three childr IN of William Briscot
drowned In Red River, near Bonham
Up to last night the fruit crop pros
poets in Texas were very fattering.
Railway employees organize a club
at Gainesville TO fight Hogg.
Central City publishing house of
Waco files charter for $40 coo.
The Border Beacon is the name of
| new journalistic venture at Laredo.
Republican convention at Austin
concluded its labOrs and adjourn I'D.
Texas weather bulletin shows nor
nal rain fall, and temperature slight
ly below normal for the week.
The cotton plant In all sections will
be short, but more corn is going into
the ground than ever before.
Austin democrats will hold primary
meetings to secure opinions on senate
rial preferences.
Galveston Improvement bonds,
amount 500, 900, registered at Austin
and sent to st Louis.
A. L. Rogers, sentenced to be
hanged at Dallas today. is respited
two weeks.
Galveston goods burglars get away
with 81 900 worth of silks from the
house of Clifton, 2,2l7 Market street.
Texas will have an immense oat
crop this year, and at present 1t is
very promising.
Steamer Harkins, In the upper
Little River trade. burned with 100
bales of cotton ABOVE Texarkana.
Hon. Jesse McCaOles residence
burned near Willis; house was rob bed
and set oh fire.
'rnner's jury in the case of the
negro boy found dead &C Nacogdoches,
was accidental cause.
f. Hoffman, clothing and gents fur
nishing. fails at Brennan for Sis,
assets $4,000.
Burglar scales the convent walls at
Laredo and is scared of by q pistol
In the hands OF q courages sister.
Corpus Christi let's contract for
waterworks to cost sos, 900; supply to
come from Nueces river.
Senator Atlee, of the 9th district,
though strong supporter of Chiffon
hitherto, will vote for Mills i'm ODE
dience to the sentiment of his dis
trict,
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uNREoEEMEo WATCHES. DIAMONDS
Jewelrv and pistols at Hecht'S PAL Com

NECESSITY Is ever the mother of
invention. A Montana man who has
lost many cattle on account of the deep
SHOWS that prevented his cattle get
ting at the grass, has invented a
snow pillow that clears the ground in
long reaches aud gives the furnishing
creatures access TO the grass. The
machine is said to work easily and
is a success. Why not come down
into Gods country and let the snow
pillow alone.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11

ST. Jo., Missouri, boasts of one OF
the largest sewers in the world; it is
egg-shaped, seventeen feet by four
teen feet Six inches, and has total
length of ,2S6 feet. The plan for it's
construction embraces an additiona oil
enc hundred feet of the same size, and
1000 feet fourteen by twelve. It Ia
probably the largest brick sewer In
the world ...
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11

JOHNSON grass is proving as great q
curse to the farmer as the original
johnson ANDY did to the country.
Was the pest named Johnson grass
because it promises we'll and soon
becomes an everlasting nuisance, i'm
possible to get rid of, just like the
man who grew SO famous swinging
round the circle?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11

IF Hogg had concen trased the now
er of his vast brain upon the ordinary
highways of the state instead of the
extraordinary, and given US good
publio roads for which the state has
been crying, instead of railway com.
missions for which there was no ne,
eessity, he would have more fully
answered the ends of his creation az
governor of the state and placed him.
self in better position before the
people for reelection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11
THoMPSoN'S UNIVERSAL GAR
MENT CUTTER"


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measure, artistic, simple, readily
learned, lasts life time; 20 per cent
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eral and local. An actual necessity
in every household. Needs only to
be known. Half sold when intelli
gently shown Call and examine. +
f. Thompson, 226 Avenue G. Home Of
flee, l3l w. 9th st., Kansas City, Mo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11

AMONG the subjects presented for
legislative consideration by Governor
Hogg in his call for the extra session,
he says nothing about the Importance
Of providing against the periodical
mud blockade to which Texas is sub
ject on account OF her inadequate pro-
vision tor mending democratic county
roads.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-11
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892.

JAY GOULD has given ten thousand
dollars to Presby terrain church extern
sion, and the uncircumcised aud the
unclean are puzzling their wits to dis
cover which of his particular sins this
free-will Offering to the Lord Is in.
tended to atone for.
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1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.

j. B; wilson, 37l Clay street. Sharps-
turg,. Pa, says he will not be without Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that 1t cured his wife
who was threatened with Pneumonia af-
ter an attack of ''La Grippe" when
sicians had done her no good. Robert
Barber. of C0oksport, Pa, claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. FREQ
Trial bottles at Adoiph Dreiss aud Drejss,
Thompson &c Co. Large bottles soc and
sl.OO. y-27 D
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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should be accom- anied by the name OF the
author, not necessary for publication. but
as evidence of good faith on the part OF
she writer. Write on one side of the pa
per, in a plain hand. Anonymous com
Munications will not be noticed. The
LIGHT will not be responsible for the
statements of it's correspondents.
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100000 ACRES OF LAND.
For sale in tracts from 10000 acres to
400, 900 acres. Suitable for colon les.
Terms easy. RoZIENE & HARRISON
Room 81, Kampmann's building,
San Antonio, Texas. 29.lm
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Announcements for State and County
officers ten Dollars in advance.