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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

Il muss be dresdfully CALLING to the
people Of the South to support s free
trade party and then have thesr young
and struggling industries the frst 10 suf-
Ter fren The Effects Of that policy. i
may be poetic, but il Is tough justice.
The iron produoefs oi Alabama, Virgin
IA and Tennessee, and the e1sl miners Of
West Virginia, Eill get Il in the neck
when these prod1c's are plzced On the
free iist - the new sTzrif reform biu.
Ihese party before country advocates
have soEn 70 the wind and vii reap tie
Rhirlrind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

tion which Is demanding the repeal Of
tte duty on coal That this corporation
siEb capital of lseooooa. nay 1ourish
and become rseh, those III sdFi=sd and
lnpSsriosie SoztAern statesmen are sp
parenilg wiling % iupoverish not only
he Nsrlbsm cal miners but 70 enrtail
the mineral Development Of their own
stsfss and beszzr the zbor zhieh de-
psnds upon the coal industry fOr iis sup
port-
nszrprising that aeonnittee Of one
hundred Denoe-sss vent 70 Washington
70 profess Egziust the c0ns1nnztioa Of
TINS uanecesszTy destrccti0n--so warn
The oo-nittee that s1ch : e5urse sla
destroy both the Presiden. and the pzr-
II rs. persists n such deadly follyf
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

TaE district q Cs1gressnzn Harter,
one q the rampant free traders Of Ohio
shieh last year gaze hin q plurality q
= 20 votes, gave Mckinley q plurality q
SOD a. the izts election, and yet 01r
Democratic brethren profess % believe
that the people are jast itching % gel 2
crack a. 3leKinleyisu. zs they demon
inate g protective tariff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

ues q heart Re vss an izde1ztiEz5le
worker and ever aleE1 where he Interests
of his beloved city Ee-s ecDcsrned- he
~,as,itueney that be 90 long az -Alf1-
fsliy ssr-ed VII feel his loss not oniF -
atras.sd representative bus @sA personal
f-ieDd. HIS CongressonAl ssrsioe eoy-
cred ,esios of thirty years BE sAs =
vesrs a sze. and d1eTsT was married
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Mr.. marsIey signs Receip, For 81.

PoIxI PLEAsaxT, " Va, November "a -
A few days ago tEo men. having the gen
eral appearance Of show bill posters. called
on james Markley, sboat hFs Bilss froai
here, and asked permission to post shoE blk
for the international Circas- They had :
prepared contract giving them the exclusive
night 70 use his bzrn and other outbuildiugs
along the road for bill posting purposes for
s. and iiskais 70 the show for Mr.. Markley' :
family. The o0at-act was signed and Mr.
Marley signed reeeips for =. Yesterday
the reoeipi came back. cat Il sEs no longer
recei p:, b1t proniss0ry not for fss5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

THE Democratic vote II this s.sss snly
EsI OF 10000, . what's The use Of or
local P0Ezriss Erzng ing over the
slump In Some1sst o01nty. tOnly go@
70 prove thzt or friends here zs else
zhere. are getting pretty tired monkey
fa2 With the Rsp1bIio2n buzz szE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

TEE country certainly knows : good
deal nors zbouf Presidsot Cleveland
nov than L did year ago Ebsu L plzced
hin IN Supreme PoEer- he has gison i
Al o5jsct lessoa that VII not soon Be
forgotten II the future can b inferred
from the present there i 3 further hard
bat valuable lesso1 n sore f5r us
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

HoS. CHAELE O.NEAL, member Of Con-
sress from the Second district OF this
State, cied Al his home IN Philseelphis
On Saturday evening last he was the
Oldest member Of the House in eontinu-
Gus service, and was therefore the Faith
er Of the House" Mr.. O-Nezl vas be-
loFed BY al Eho knsS him for dis gen
';ie, genial disposition and his sseAi kind
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
Costly Fire In PItrsburz.

PETTss5RS, NoE 2s-T6e large establish
menf Of tie Home Dressed Meat company
with the exception OF one small cold storage
house vas destroyed by Ere this evening.
I, Eas located on South Tzsaty6rst stree;
The loss On bailding and machinery viii
amount to sboa. $l0)0)). On which there Is
$4,000 Insurance.. The Gre was hrsi 6is-
covered on the second aoor and its origin !.
~-Euo-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29
u. 900 slain BY Earthquakes.

TEzEzIS. Persia, Nov. 2s--TEelFe thous,
and persons were killed in Kushan. the eitJ
% terribly shaken By earthquakes last week,
according 10 the London Tzass correspond.
enL
Ten thOasa1s bodies have 5esn rscoTsre6
from the ruins Fifty tl-orssnd cattle were
killed. Shocks are siili felt daily.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

SoF, that the Democratic majority of
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES has
about perfected Is bill 70 smash the tar
# and wreck American industries, nc-
tee has been given the Republican mem
bsrs Of the eonnittee that they vii b
reoeiyeaT On Monday next 70 hear the
BIZ rad, which Ezs been framed IN -
erst session by the msjority. RHdsr the
direction Of the President and Secretary
CarlisIe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

=DoHx win the AZ tzriH." bowl The
Democrats Il one breath, and IN another
% With the war income tax hoE
beautifully consistent are these present.
vziues Of the country
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

IT does lock to u Ike the hsighth q
nsiness f5r uen 70 20 On strike, these
asss xben thousands are out ofenploy
sasnf aBI sseking work
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The Voinnss of the BIz1r begi1 With the
FIST Number FOR January OF each year.
When 20 tine j. meuiioaeG, scbscriuiiGrs
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1891.
Harper'S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

H1-pe-s H'sc5g IS beyo1d al question
the leading journai in America. in Is spend
j illustrations. ia is co-ps Of ! siinzlishsd
Contributors. and n Us Fas. army q readers
In special lines, Il draws on the highest or
der Of tzi=nt. the men best fitted b position
and training to treat the leading topics o.
the day. n Eeiioa. toe m5st popular story
writers contribute % Us collulus Superb
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portraits Of the distinguished men and Eo-
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time. while sDecisi attention IS gwen 70 the
Army and Navy. Amateur Sport and Nusis
and the Dsams, By distinguished experts. In
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features Of Ihe daily paper and the artistic
and literary qualities % the magazine with
The s0lid critical character Of the review.
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Che Sun.

The Frsf Of American hesrspd-
pefs. CHAR4ES Il. DANA, Fl.
fs0r.
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Frozen by a Robber.

WILkEssAkzE. Pa, S0y- 25-Hrs- JaDes
" Ace, Who Vas % brurzlly treated oy
thief Friday night, : stu n q serious en-
6ition. she Was kicked and thsn boand
hand and tOof. was laid upon the porch Al
tie rear Of the ho1se- When found b he'
husband she Vas unconscious and nearly
frosen- The rubber %, 500 The husband
zss absent when tie attack was made
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1894.
Harper's Bazar.
I55UST STRATED.

EaTpez'E Bz71r Is journal for the home
L gives the fliiest z1G latest Information
abnuf fashions. and IL Numerous ID lus1rz-
ti01s, PARIS designs. and pafteTE-skeet sup
p.emenrs are Indispensane alike 10 the
home dress-msker and TIE professional
mod--.e- No expense j. spared . make rs
artistic stIEscugecess of the highest order
IL bright s7Ories. amusing ooEedies. ard
thoughtful essays SATISFY al tsstes. and is
last pses is famo1s a. 4 budget q Eit sid
hHm9r. In rs zeekly issuss everything Il
included Elich e of interest % ECme1-
TIE seTials foT - Eiil b. written hv Will
IAN Black and Wsiter Bes8nt short stoE-
is VII b written hy Mar ! Wilkins. Ma
rs louise Pooi. Rlfh McE-e-y S-uarr, Ma
ron Hariar6 and Others Dlt-co0- sports
and IL door gsmss. social en-srlzinmenfs.
smbroitsry, snl Othef Interesting TOPICS vii
receive a0us-a1t aiieltio-- 4 leE ser.es :
promised of -'C1ffes and Eeparee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-29

The 4merican Conssffafft0'ss me
american Idea, the ASteTfeaH
Spirit. These first, fdsf. aud al
the time, forereT.
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The VOLUMES of the NzgE-ise begin With
tie Nu1nbers for June znd December d each
year When no tine : mennOoet, SUD
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ClOURT PROCLASIATICS.

WEEzzks TIE Ea1- JAu0s Z L0SsESECKEz,
Presi1en- g1lge - I-s seF--Zs Clsl--s o. C1zzz0z
PES - the sfVerel c11zfies e-1ps1s-Ug ne l-lE
and Ie-rliDeT al1 Gelezzl Jall Delivery. t1- -
t-ial u az czr1al Eni cher ctzl1z-z ll f1- 81
Dis--iet. and BESzE HEFFIEG and noah B-zssi-z-
"a Es4's g-flEes q lie CU-r-s q Cc-1Elol F-ess
and 1ls-ices q l1e Eo1--s q Oyer az Ie-E--e-
and Cereal Jail Is-Ts-y 81 he ---zl - a. CAP
- s-t o-he- g5e--ers u The C1E-1-F q -1le-set
have issued tlsiE ursGep-s. ard o ne c--ac1sc.
for no.1-EZ Col-T 4 C1zl-lsl Peas an lse-e-sl
Qusrler SESSIONS u tie PaEes sid Ge1e-al Jzil
Deliver. and Courts q Cys- ard Is--l1sr a.
11ErErsEl. O.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

P5faqs. .5res 70 a1 s-bsg3srg n IL Caaed
Stz-ss. CansS1 GH1 lfsrioo.
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MONDAY. DEC nth. 1893.

No1-cE 8 hs-ety g5Fsz car tie T-s--oes ofths
Peace the Co-uuE- s11 C1-s-z1lzz E--EIu ne
ssi1 cuEElF q SC-le-set- tz1- tley ae t-el E11
I1ere iE t1zlr rrgrr r-s11s El-- lzei- -l--. rec
G-Ils- in1lis--a1-ls eIE1lzDE1iu-s and other re-
membranes. % CO r1uss .hf-Es WEie1 70 rhaiE
o1lcs AID 70 thai h=hzf zEps--Gil - - 11-e-
and a-so they E1o Uill EEusz--1 slsl1s- t1z prs
u-ers Rat are o. sLsli y = ne Al . sczE-se-
CoEuty, . l.s then and laers % p-a<sluis sz.zs-
then e sAz-l = 81
ISAIAH GOOD,
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Address The SUN, NEW YORK.
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THE SUNDAY sun
Is he creates sandsy newsFsE~r 10 tie
E5-ll
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
TWO ACCIDENTS.
A MAN STRUCK BY A FAILING
TREE FRIDAY AND ANO rHER
is RUN OVER BY THE
TRAIN AND LOOSES
A FOOT.

Last Friday WAS an unlucky day. In
the morning man was brought in from
Hunter & O'Connor's camp who had
been hurt by tree falling upon him.
r. struck him on the head and back and
crushed one foot and ankle. He was
taken to the Rhinelander hospital on
the noon train. John Do wiling who had
been foreman in the camp where the
man worked came to town with him
and was going to accompany him to
the hospital. After placing the man
in the baggage car he stood on the
platform conversing with Mr.. Casey
of Oshkosh. After the train had star t.
ed up he ATTEMPTED To board the
coach next to the parlor car. His
foot slipped and he fell between the
depot platform and the train. The
front trucks of the parlor car passed
him safely but in attempting to gel
further away his right leg swung
across the rail and the three remaining
wheels passed over it crushing it in
horrible shape. He was picked up AMI
! carried to DR.. Haddy's drug stor
where the doctor amputated the linn
belew the knee. Mr.. Bowling resides
at Oshkosh where he was taken Satur
day.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
TWO INDIANS KILLED,
INDIANS FIGHT AMOUNG
THEMSELVES. TWO
ARE KILLED AND
ANOTHER JUST
ALIVE. -

About eight O'Clock last Sunday eve
ming there was enacted at Short Por
tage about three miles north of here
one of the most horrible tragedies that
has ever occurred in this vicinity. A
family of Pottowatomie indians consist
of three men, one woman, one girl
about twelve years and small child
were in the village Sunday and had
moved up to the Short Portage and
pitched their tent just across the bridgr
near the house of a settler named Muir
phey. About s o'clock in the evening
three Chippewas known as John Wild
cat, Pete Wildcat and John Pine went
out and started to phil down the tent.
The oldest Pottowatomie caught up an
axe but the squaw, his wife, grabbed
him it away from him. The Chippe-
was who were armed with clubs attack
ed the others and xii led one out right
and left the other two for dead on the
ground. The squaw snatched up the
youngest child and with it and the
other one succeeded in reaching Muir
phey's house, Both she and the older
girl were barefoot and their feet were
nearly frozen when they reached MUIR
pheys. After laying out the indians
the Chippewas followed up the squaw
to Murphey's yelling and hollering in a
frightful manner. Murphey and his
wife put the indian woman and hertwo
children in the bed room and he arming
himself W tn double bitted axe took
his station at the outside door to keep
the indians out. After yelling around
for some time they left. Murphey
stood guard until morning when finding
the coast clear he sent word to town.
A party from here went out and a most
horrible sight met tn .ir view. Outside
CT the tent which was still standing an
indian lay dead in the snow, while in
side the tsnt lay the other two with
terrible wounds ON their heads but still
alive. The head of one who was just
breathing and who died shortly after
reaching town was crushed in like an
egg she'll. The inside of the tent as
we'll as the floor was covered with blood
and it was impossible to move without
stepping in it. A more sickening sight
Gould not be imagined.
The injured and the bodies were
brought to town and an inquest held.
The three Chippewas were arrested
and their examination was held Tues
day and they were bound over for TRIAL.
At the examination and inquest it
came out that the three, John and Pete
and Johu Pine had been drink
inc and there had been al old feul b.
tween the parties.
Both the Wildcats and Pine have been
quiet and peaoeable and worked in
Sheridans mill summers and in the
woods winters and have always borne
a good reputation and the whole thing
Is due to the pernicious practice OF
selling liquor to the indians. Sober
they would have bet n the last men to
commit so attrocious crime but with
theliquor came the indian instinct of
revenge with the above terrible result.
It is said that they hav, told where
they obtained their liquor and the
United States authorities will probably
take the matter up.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLTCAIIO ~.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878.
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office.
Wausau Wis. Jan. 3D. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the act
of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
'sAn act for the sa]e:of timber lands IL
the States of California, Oregon, Neva-
da, and Washington Territory" Will
lam S, lIulhollon, of the City of Wau-
sau, County of Marathon. State OF Wis
consin has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 5, for the purchase
of the SIC. of sw.of sec. %, Lot of sec,
SO & Sc. of NV. of sec. 81, in township
80 north of range east and sW. OF NV
of sec. 25 in township 80 north of range
9 east and will offer proof to show t hat
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to'saio
land before the Register and Receiver
of this office at Wausau, Wisconsin, OF
Thursday the 18th day OF April 1893.
He names as witnesses:
| Il. j. ANDERSON OI WduSdu AoSoloii'
Harvey HuEtoon of Hatley
/ Jay B. Tompkins of Wausau
Angus Mcdonald of Eagle River
Any and all persons claiming adyere
| ly the above described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this Office
on or before said 18th lay Of April,
1893.
E. B. SANDERS,
Jan 26-Apr. 10. Register.
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FOR LAGRIPPE.

TAKE WARMERS WHITE WINE OF TAR
SYRUP freely as soon as you feel the'first
symptoms of the disease. For cough
following this dangerous malady, take
from 20 to 80 drops very often, or after
sach coughin gspell.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

,oor-ragle River Lodge No 100 meets t
very Monday at their hall over fra M n ether
1I-eS are e e = Geo. Darling Sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
NEWS OF TIE WEEK !
SNORT paragraphs of General Interest tn
Our Readers.

Our Readers.
bring your Job work to this Office.
s9SCALE CARDS for sale at this
office,
Old papers for sale at this Office.
M. W. Lloyd of Rhinelander was in
town yesterday and to-day.
DOG Anderson went down to
Rhinelander yesterday on business.
%. 3. Moon did business in Rhine
lander Friday and Saturday.
Jas. Hobart of the Veronica did
business in Rh1nelander Saturday,
Mr.. Louk of Three Lakes did bust
ness in town Tuesday,
Dan Turk OF Three Lakes was seen
On our streets Tuesday.
For fine toilet soap call on Frank
Beardsley.
d. Berard proprietor of Lee House
at Three Lakes was in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Colman re-
turned Saturday from their visit at
Madison.
Jas. Langill was at Rhinelapder
Saturday where he went to purchase a
team.
Lon Merrickle of Rhinelander
spent a couple of days in town the latter
part of last week.
Worlds Columbian Exposition sill
YER coin holders for sale at E. F. Mech
Ter jeweler.
e. F. Mechler the jeweler received
an elegent line of s day and day clock
f rom s1.;6 to $780,
-Sangumarian Balsam for coughs,
and colds. For sale at Beardsley's
drug stole.
Go to E. F. Mechlers tn. jeweler
for your saving machine Oil and need
les.
w. J. Neu of tn Forest Leaves is
a candidate for the post Office at Three
LAX, s.
John Joice went up to his camp
at IVatersmeet, Michigan Ws1nes
lay.
Til, finest line of spring and sum-
ner styles ever shown in Eagle River
inst {,.acaiya1 at K, Ha1l'S
E. G.. Allen of the Sheridan Lumber
Co. is in Rhinelandor to-day on bust
ness.
The finest line of cigars in town at
E. Beardsey's drug store If you want
q good smoke call on him.
A. E, Stockwell returned to-
lay from quite a lengthy visit with
friends at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
i. Danfi I'D of Wausau has ban in
town several days this week. He left
or home to-day.
Over 500 new spring styles of spring
and summer suitings and pants goods
lust received at Fred Halls call and
examine them.
MIR. Weeelock the travelling freight
auditor of NJ. L. S. & w. Ry. 60. was
IN town yesterday.
John Monahan of Oshkosh who is
ogeing about fifteen miles north OF
,ere was in town Tuesday and Wcdnes-
lay.
Cash Smith of the Rib River Lum-
,er Go. who have several jobbors log
ring for them near here cam up We'd
aasdav To see how things were coming
IN.
Mrs. Geo. p. Dickinson who has
,een sick for some time is improving
,apidly and is around the 1ouse
again,
"A. Mckenzie, F. w. Mcintyre and
r. p. Walsh left Wednesday for Mad
son in the interests of the county div
sion bill.
F. :. Anderson of the Giant Slclgh
n of Rhinelander spent several days
n town the latter part of last week and
,hgfore part of this.
Beardsley is spending
.,,nle weeks visiting relatives ana
riends at his old home, Hersey Mich
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

cr-rayle River Lodge No. II 2 meets
,ra ~. Monday evening at smiiey's Hail.
at 1 'i r;rb j. ,a C. r. Ed. Seeley, a.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

,,wa-rorle Waters Camp No $50 meets
\ ',rh sernnd and 4th Thursday OF every
month ut odd Fellows Hall rons,,
rV Anderson Sec Chas Hail. eoh"o'
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churches and Societies.

,o,;o Church Services first Sunday In
r a'h'u month Mass, 1870 a IN Vespers
5-o' Rev, Father N. July, Pastor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

n Eagle River Lodge meets every
Sc"nd and fourth TUESDAY at tnear nan nan
," "syo" drug store. Visiting brothers cor
.alr n'l1e" will Avery, Sec
0W Avery, W NJ
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26
conversational Church.

-, .rcps at the church every Sunday at
l"WW Wednesday evenings ct 7;3o; sun sr lay
school lm'i'in'a S,Hristian Endeavor held one
lOuns forp services Sunday evenings.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-26

,,o,monv Tent No. IL X. o. T.. NJ. meets
t every rhursday e V,sifins K Knights al
tays welcome. ~ r-;ml,u com
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-02
OFFICE OLE

OFFICE OF
AGRICULTURE, INSURANCE, STATISTICS
AND HISTORY.
AUSTIN, TeX., Jan. 3d. 1898.
To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify, that the Williams
burgh City Fire Insurance Company of
Brooklyn, New York, has in all respects
conditions precedent to it's doing business
in this state, and that said company holds
a certificate Of authority from this office
emitting it to do business in this state for
twelve months from first day of January,
1898
Given under my hand and seal, at office,
i'm Austin. the day and date first above
written.
JOHN f. HOLLINGwORTH,
Commissioner.
BEAIL & EICHLITZ, Agents.
San Antonio, Texas. 1t aw 3w