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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05


TIE devil works hard to make Bit
ter fruit look sweet.
A LIE in the heart is no whittier than
1t is In a horse trade.
COPS work never waits for the.
man who is not ready.
THE man who loves God will be
careful where he steps
A GENTLE spirit is a better protec-
tion than coat OF mail
If you have faith in Christ what
are you doing to show it?
WHEN you go away from home re-
mem Der God is everywhere.
WHEN people begin to think right
they will begin to live right.
THERE is sure to be starvation in
the heart that keeps Christ out.
GoD always has somebody preparing
food for the man whu is faithful.
No MAN can ever reach his best
who does not follow Jesus Christ.
THE new man will do by nature
what the old man could not do by
law
| WHENEVER man believes that he
is child of God he tries to live like
one.
THE real chosen people of God are
those who will hear His work and
obey it,
If men had to be judged by one
another nobody could ever get to
Heaven.
THE surest way to make bad
man mad is to tell him the truth
about himself.
THE more good there Is in man
the more he knows that there is a
personal devil.
WHEN you shake hands with a
young convert don't do it with the
tips Ut your fingers.
IT Is doubtful II one man in hun
bred goes to church praying for preach
ing that will hit him.
THE reason some people treat God
worse than they do their neighbors is
because they think it Is safer.
THERE is something wrong with
The religion OF the man who is never
seen at church on lodge night.
THE devil will never be discouraged
As long as he can find men who are
willing to make and sell whisky.
GIVE some people the power to
move mountains, and how soon they
would ruin the farms Of their neigh
bOrs
A GREAT many people lose their
FOULS because they are foolish enough
10 believe that money can buy any
hing.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05

w lcdCU, S0lU
the Emperor Ira
ian to a famous
rabbi. that your
1God is everywhere
land boasts that He
resides among your
nation. l should
like to see Him.,
Goods presence
is indeed every
where" the rabbi
replied; ''but He
cannot be seen,
for no mortal eye
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05
SHORT SUNDAY SERMONS
PREACHED THROUGH THE VAR
lOUS CLEVER PENS.

The Sermon of the Rabbi-The Bible Is
the sure Guide-LOri BrOuS nman's
Trust in Habit-DescriptiOn of the APP
>earance of Christ.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05
.uAprER vII-Continued.

rad rome but few yarde from
IIoy ,ss' Whom Q slender, well-clad,
ae .n Iv man. with piercing gray eyes,
loet.d Ria hat and motioned to them
oucnu This man had q military bear
s'c pd WAS accompanied by young
ins -. nan, who carried large double
piscA sinno over his shoulders like
s.ir OF huge saddle bags.
-. .w =, YOU please to tell me where
-. souire Condit resides7" asked the
~ - IN we'll bred tones, his keen
Hss Syad the while on Ralph's face.
y w. cantain pointed out the house.
and said: a. ,,,. ,ro h.-.
~orkine in his garden. !,
~c eMany thanks; see you are both
.mcers in her Majesty's service: Per-
nit me to introduce myself as col. era
ham Of Gen. Churchllrs stan;
III The young officers gave their own
names and shook hands with the Colo
al Who. taking two steps in the direc-
t;on Of SQUIRE Condit's house, stopped.
turued and asked:
lis the Wanderer In port?"
capt. Fox's ship?"
sYes, Colonel.
sThere she is, said Capt. Denham,
..nd q finer ship never entered this
bsy. By the way, sir. II you are to
make any stay at this end Of the island,
h viii afford me pleasure to receive you
an board Of the Sea Hawk. q colonial
cruiser. which I have the honor to COM
msnd."
Col. Graham raised his hat, said he
~ould be honored and delighted to visit
the Captain. and then resumed hia
Journey, followed by the sturdy black
man,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

Warning Notes Calling tho Wicked -
Ran0ntunCQ,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05
,earance of CHI

IAN look upon his spcndOr.
The Emperor, with the obstinacy
Of power, persisted in his demand.
"Well," answered the rabbi, sup
pose that we begin by endeavoring ia
gaze at one of his ambassadors.
Trajan asSented. and the rabbi,
leading him into the open air for 1t
was the noon Of the day., babe him
raise his eyes to the sun then shining
down upon the world in its meridian
glory. The Emperor made the at
tempt, but relinquished it.
~ cannot" he said; "the light
daZZles me-"
IF, then," rejoined the triumph
mt rabbi, "thou art unable to endure
The light of one Of his creatures, how
.anst thou expect to behold the un
:l0uded glory Of the Creator?"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05

LII doubts come
from the devil.
WORRY kills
more people than
the smallpox.
WIFE n l. V Il II
the good pray
God pays close
attention.
The d G IL
watches the feet.
God loods at the
heart.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05
The Person OF Christ.

1t is an old legend that Publius
Lcntulus, a Roman official, writing
in the time of Christ. said of Him:
"There has appeared, in this our
day, a man Of great virtue, named
Jesus Christ, who is yet living amongst
us, and with the Gentiles is accepted
as a prophet of truth, but His own
disciples call Him the Son of God.
He raiseth the dead, and cureth all
manner of diseases: ii man OF stature
somewhat tall and comely, with a
very reverend countenance, such as
the behOlder may both love and fear;
His hair is of the color of hilbert full
ripe, and plain down to His ears. but
from His ears dOwnwards, somewhat
curled, and more orient of color, way
ing about His shoulders In the
midst of His head goeth u seam or
partition of hair, after the manner of
the Nazarites; His forehead very
smooth and plain: His face, nose. and
repIchended: His beard somewhat
thick, agreeable to the hair of His
head for color, not of any great length,
but forked in the middle: OF an limo
cent and mature look; His eyes gray,
clear, and quick. In reproving, He is
terrible; in admonishing. courteous
and fair-spoken, pleasant in speech,
amidst gravity. 1t cannot be remem
bered that any have seen Him laugh,
but many have seen Him weep. In
proportion of body, well-shaped and
straight; His hands and arms most
bcaateous to behold; in speaking, very
temperate, modest, and wise; mar
Of singular virtuo, SURPRISING the chill
dren of men,"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-05

The light or one or his creatures, now
.anst thou expect to behold the un-
:lOuded glory Of the Creator?"
Habits.
IL trust everything under God, "
avs Lord BrOugham, ''tO the power
II habit. upon which, in all ages, the
awgiver as we'll as the schoOlmaster,
It's mainly placed his reliance-habit,
which makes everything easy and
casts all difficulties upon the devia-
zion from the wonted course. Make
,obriety a habit, and intemperance
will be hard and hateful; make pru.
ience habit, and reckless profligacy
will be contrary to the nature of the
child grown up to manhood, as the
most actrOciOus crimes are to any oil
your lordships. Give a child the
,abit OF sacredly regarding the truth,
II carefully respecting the property
If others, of scruplously abstaining
from all acts OF improvidence that
might involve him in distress, and
he will just as soon think Of rushing
into the elements in which he can
not breathe. as of lying. or cheating
Or stealing" For good on the one
hand or for evil on the other the
power of habit is unspeakably great
Az Bentham has we'll said: ''Lik,
,lakes of snow which fall almost un
| perceived upon the earth, the seem
ingly unimpOrtant events OF life sue
coed one another. AS the snow
gathers together, so are our habit
formed. Nc single flake that is added
to the pile.prodl ces Il sensible change
no single action creates, however /
mAy exhibit, a mans character; bu
as the tempest hurls the avalanch
down the mountain, and Overwhelm
the inhabitant and his habitatiOn, 81
passion, acting upon the elements o
mischief which pernicious habits hav
brought together by imperceptibl
accumulation, may overthrow tn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
-DR. Won KoEHRING. ART.

DIR. Won KoEHRING, ART.
Office e. res. !29 Garden St., tel. 476. Is II
Big reduction in price of shoes
at H..Cunningham q Co. , 6 I'm
Try our bargains in shoes. II.
Cunningham q Co. = q I'm
The "White House." Soledad
Block, best liquors, wines and
cigars. Elegant appointments
throughout. Fred Kerble, mama
ger. y 10 If
LOANS on furniture without
removal. j. NJ. EMERSON Co. 26 If
Breeding, Welsh & Breeding,
dentists, Alamo Fire ms. bldg. 1y
Mrs. Ashley, dressmaker, has
removed to 4l6 Soledad street. If
GREENWOOD, the leading
merchant tailor in the city. % tt
For cash we will sell boots and
shoes cheaper than any house in
town. II. Cunningham & Co. I'm
-Flamm & Filbert, 3O7 f. HouS-
ton ST., have a beautiful line of
Easter eggs, rabbits, etc, which
they are selling at reasonable
prices. ) 20 1t
Quick Meal gasoline stoves are
absolutely safe, they are handsome
and durable. For sale by Max
Schultze. } 10 I'm
Solid Gold Watches from $1,000
up, at Emerson & Co.
The Philaletic Union will give
a ball at Turner hall April Sth.
The raw material advertising
wagon of Sidney b. Wood is GER
tainly original and very much to
the point, as we all know hides was
never so cheap, and agree with
Wood that shoes ought to be cheap.
Wood says working man cannot
be held down. 3-3l-2t
LAWN TENNIS,
3-15-1m BAINBRIDGE d CORNER.
Old Gold taken as payment or
purchases, at Emerson & Co. til
Paul J. Vogt. blacksmith and general
repair shop, 22O North Flores st. Horse
Shoeing a speciality. All work promptly
done and satisfaction guaranteed. 3-1-1m
R. J. HOFHEINZ will sell you
r. HOFHEINZ a new car
riage and take your old one in eX-
change. - I'm
The finest mixed drinks can be
had only at COoley's Register,
Alamo Plaza. 3 p If
My natatorium will be opened
April list, 1898. A Scholz. 3 % st
Large uncut newspapers for
sale cheap. Apply at this office
JUST ARRIVED at Green
woods, summer underwear and
furnishings in all leading makes.
3 % If
Desk room to let at the LIGHT
office. ~ II
las. 3 % If
When you need any printing
drop in and get prices at the
LIGHT office.
-GREENWOOD'S for mems fine
shoes. ) 20 II
just received, a car load of
Quick Meal gasoline stoves. Max
SchuItze, 1O5 w. Com. st. 3 10 I'm
Dhootonc at prices lower than the
Pld6lOnS lowest. J. f. Cawthon
& Co., 224 w. Nueva street. 3 q If
See the beautiful display of
Easter goods of every description
in Flamm & Filbert's windows, 3O7
f. Houston st. 70 ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

Second hand Guns, Pistols,
Musical Goods, etc, at Emerson Il
Co. u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

When you want to move ring
up telephone l2S, and ask for llar-
risOn's moving wagons. II I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

If you want to buy or sell prop
erty call on John 7. HambletOn q
Co., reliable real estate firm. tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

Bear in mind that Frank j.
Bethel keeps builders hardware
and lumber at the International
and Great Northern depot.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

Closing out our entire stock of
"Domestic" and other sewing ma
chimes at cost. Alamo 5. NJ. Co., 2ll
n. Presa street. 32O ut
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves
are made in all sizes and styles.
Max Schultze, 105 w. Com. st. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-31

Full value for your dollars is
what you want; you will get it by
buying your vehicles from us. }.
f. Cawthon & Co., 224 West Nueva
street. 39tt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

= Sci @elegenbeit bes S9iBenfes
ftes auf benz rteuen S9ibenpIabe an
Der &iber Mbei1re 5eigte ii1 bic nnau,
ldngli9feit bes carbohydrates
pieber in ibrer boQitrr @lorie. War
es f6on f6piertg, nit Der Gar bins
ausaufommen. 10 ertpies es ii9 als
gang unm6sli6, nit b~erfelben tpieber
3uriid3ngelangen. Srob bes ftarfen
Meni@enanbrangs fiel es Der Stras
Benbabngeielf6aft ni6t ein, aud nur
cine einaige Gar EXTRA laufen 3u laHer,
fobaB bic bon ben alamo 0eigbts ars
ridfommenben Cars bereits iiberfiIt
tuareu, tpsnr fe an ben S9iibenplab
tamen. Srobbem tpurbe battt mod
anfgelaben, mas f6 bineinqueti6en
lieB, unb wern has ni6t mebr ging,
bingen fi9 nod elm paar 9uBenb
2eute an bic Seiten. On LANCE fi9
bas publitum bas gefalen ldBt, 1T es
eigentli6 felbft S6ulb, tpenrt es bon
Der StraBenbabnseienf6af berart be-
banbelt tpirbl
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Bur NotiS fiir bic Mftiondre i!

Die idbrli6e 8erfammlung Der Mfz
tiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei : &C.
ieaf6aft gum 3mede Der @rudblung
BON Beamten unb our grle6igung ions
tiger borliegenben @ei6dfte, fin6et am
8 lie n # a 9, benz Is. SUM 1898,
@ormittags 10 ubr, in Der Office Der
8efeaf6aft in San Mntonio, fat.
Bbilipp Carl,
8iee prdfbent.
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= SIM Sale Sbr bembem, untere
seug ober 3oilette Nrtifel gu faufen
niini6t, ipre9t BEL pancoat &
g o n Dor, ebe Sbr ailberstpo fault.
Sbr @insS O1ars 0emb, bic Is Gents
Striimpfe unb bas llnteraeug au so
@ents iinb bic alerbeften i'm Marfte
umb f6nneu nirgenbpo iibertroHen
iperben.
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Gin maffes Sriibiabr.

Ser tief e~insefrorene @rnnb miro
inter ben Strablen Der Gribliugss
foane tpieber auftbauen, unb bic 2uft
nit Gea9tiefeit fiAlen. Sn biefer
feuGten Mtmospbdre entwideIn ii1
rbeumatifde S@mer3en unb Sauienbe
tperben babon geplagt fein. 0erFdn<
bige 2elte perben fid baber borfeben
unb einen @orratb bon ct. Safobss
Del einlegen, ba bieies befanmtli9 bas
bette Mittel gegen ale rbeumatif6 den
S@mersem 1T.
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BUR @eltamsfteam

Die Snternationals 8abn-S.& s..
81. 81. 81. = berfauft &unbreiiebilete
mad Chicago bonn 25. Npril ab bis
gum 81. Oftober, bic bis gum Is. Nos
bember fir bic &iidreiie siiltis finb.
Wegen Staten, 6abraeit Der 3iige
unb fonftiger @inselbeiten erfunbigt
gu6 beim nd9iten Sidets@ genten.
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Sn glebelanb, Gbio, fanb ant 16.
b. M. bic feierlide @ermablumg bes
2errn 9ilmar SC. 6 nit Ell bon
San Mntsuio nit Grdulein Marie
y Q d m n bon bort ftatt.
Oas iunge paar, benz mir unfere
befen 8iinf9e fur ei1eit giidliden
uab bornenfreien Gebensmeg wibmen,
befinbet fi9 auf Der 9o63eitsreiIe, uir6
am 10. SUM- bierielbff eintrefen unb
fb 6auernb inter itns rieberlaRen.
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Stu @pbltbater Der Menidbett.

VtH ASDDltg0ter DEE Wteu1ugett.
9as f66nfte utb b%auernbf1e 9ents
nal, 6as einett Mantte gemibmet merz
ben fann, bat Der lit @alpeiton beritorz
bene 9enrD Gutenberg fi9 felbft gefebt,
Sein Mnbenten 1T fiir INNER unauss
l6i9lt9; 10 9roBartig un6 bo6ber3ig
iinb feline Stiftungen, baB bic Crime
rung at ibn aud bel fommtnben Sc
f9le9tern ni6t qusiterben pirb.
Sie bon ibm btnterlaRenen 2egate
finben 10 tueitperstpeigte Gerweabung,
bas ntatt in ibmt BEN mabre1 Meni6ens
freunb entbedt, befen 8emiiben baz
rauf geri6tet mar, int buman>tpirfz
iamiten Slime @utes gu tbun; Elm
pbilantbrsp, tpte es bisber III unierem
Seras bisber bel Der MIR menige gegez
ben bat uub giebt.
&etn prunfpones 8egrdbniB, an
benz Der Mobe pber Der Steaung pez
gen, uel9e Der @eftorbene lit Golge
ieines &ei6tbums eingenommen, Naes
fi9 betbeiligt; feline mod 10 bo9t6s
nen6e 2ei6enrebe; au6 nt6t Der toftz
barfte 2ei1en1tein, fonnen in 8ers
glei9 ge5ogen tperben nit bet guten
Merfen, pel9e Der Moblbabenbe mdbs
renb ieines 2ebens berri6tete o6er
nod feinem Sobe gum Seger ieiner
Mitbiirger ausfibren lieB. grftere
iinb balb bergsfen; Der Stein tit fir
BITE MaKe falt, pdbrenb fi6 bas 9ers
bel benz Mnblid bes einfa9iten &reus
5es auf benz GRADE bes Menf6enfreuns
bes erudrmt, feline Wobltbaten fortlez
ben urb bic @rinnerung an ibn lebenz
big erbalten bleibt.
Wie f96n unb. einbrudspol unb
mabr empfunben tparett bic benz bo9>
innigen Mautte ertpielenen gbren, als
er auf Der 8abre bingeitredt lag. ST
es ni9t tuertb, ieinem 8eiipiele gu fol-
gen? Ser Nane 6enrp &pienbergs
mirb fertlebem auf unbenfli6e 3eiten
unb genaant, menn feline 3eitgemoHen
ldngft bergeRen finb.
Ia9bem er f9pn bel .2eb3eiten i'm
@tiqea bielfa9 mobItbdtig semirft
unb aud einige gr6Bere Stiftungen
gema6t bate, aberraf9t Der Snbaltfeiz
mes Setamentes, Der mie folgt lautet.
Ct berrta9t Der Misunderstanding
ieines @eburtsprtes 8ilteu, Canton
@larus, 59mei3 $4,000;
Ser @emeinbe Bitten fiir mobltbds
tise 3pede $50, 900;
Dem proteftantif9en unb israelitis
f9en Maiienbaus in @albeiton fir
B~au3mede $50, 600;
Sic @raeez& ir9engemeinbe fir eine
Stride 100000;
Ser Grauen @obltbdtigfeitss @eiea.
f6aft ber lutberif9en Stride $50, 900;
Dem "Woman's Home $50, 900;
Ser Young Mans Christian Asso.
citation fiir elm @ebdu6e $685.
SIR ein OenfmaI Der Qelben bel
teranif9en &ebolution in 1886 $780,.
600;
Stir aebn 6fentIi9e Srinfbrunnen
fir Menf9en unb Sbiere 100000.
SIM Sale @albeftem innerbalb flint
Sabren feline Grii9maFerleitung bat,
gebf 6as @el6 aleidmadtia an bos
island City Orphan Asylum unb an
bas "Woman's Home"
Seine ssrau unb geruansten erhQIz
ten $4OO, 900. Sic 0ermaIter ieiner
WQmlaFeni6oft 80. s.. Trie6rih $l5,z
600 unb Waior M.oS. Molftr $1O.s
900. ghaurfeep @tpeet erhdIt eberts
fods All. 1000.
Ser Qanae iibriae geif feines 0ermo,
oens-fneIXes imsoeiommt ouf a..
0oOO, GOO peranf6Iaat tpir6-mirb ME
S,S
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4bptparapbiides 9ltelier

bon u. 81. Gallo D, go. Alb
on $ 9ouftonitraBe Iiefert bic feiniten
SO
6as Dubenb. @ruppembilber in i60nz
fer Musflbrung. Spre9t u~nbebingt
Dor, tpena Sbr bic 4bfi6t babt, gu9
pbotograpbiren au lafenI
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paneoat & Sobn baben
elm iebr srpBes Eager in Clothing fir
Sriibiabr unb Sommsr. Sie Mnaiige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 Iinb tputtbers
i66n unb iiben famos, Spredt Dor
unb iiberseugf gu6.
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Wm. Matthies,

GIeif der, 9outonsStraB e.
2iefert bas ppraisli6te &inb=, S6af>
unb S6peineheiid. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &aIbfleif d, Ollie Sors
ten BON Mrrf.
8eitelumgen tper6en in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
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= Sn 9iten finbet Sbr tets bas
bette nnb m%obernfte ber %renommirtes
ten Gabrifen pte Dunlap, &nor unb
Stetfon bel paneoaf & @obn.
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= 9ie beften &efrigeratoren unb
gisi@rdnfe, bic in Der Stabt gu babea
finb, tperben bon 8. q. g ed & s o.
b%erfauft. Sober garantirt, baB er bole
.3ufriebenheit Qiebt.
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Sas bette 8ett gum 3uiammens
t9lagen TT bas windsor, unb bass
felbe tann rur BET 6. q. ped & 6 o.,
getauft tperben.
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SdooB>0 efen sut1 Hahren.

seinens, Suite unb groaet in alien Sarben
gu allen Yretlen.
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@piben nnb &eiak.

Neue Muiter in Bourbon, 8oint Mpplique,
6sSrlanb, b'@sprit Nainiopf-, Sri1b potnt,,
Samburgs unb S4peiersS ttdereten.
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Sdnb : Department.

@inbunbert Dubenb sraue Orforo fir Oas
mel I; friiber So, iebt $1.98.
Iusoerfauf Der ldn,mtliden Damens unb
Mdb4en : Sdube.
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Tiir Manner nnb @nabeu.

Saden fur &naben bon rs Gents auftparts
bis 81 $3.50.
Mpacea, leinene uno eicilian @5de unb
Neiten fur Serren bon $l-11.50.
Gtn Bargain in Strnb= eiiten fir &naSen
bon % Gents aufwarts.
@aihehte ooiem fir 8naben, III alien Sar.
ben; biiis, biaig!
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Sonnenihirure

Oas neileile, mobernite unb Bette.
S9tpar3letoene Gloria Su 95, SO, $1.48 &c.
Shirme fir Mdbaen, in alien 6arben Az
Is, 80, Is Cts unit SLIGO.
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SRI @ppbs+- Smpprteure.

be prin3ip bieies 6auies if, nur quite Maares ait ben m6alidft
biligen PreHen gu perfaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22
&leiheritohe fit bic Saiiou.

Mtr baben fiber so beri9iebene @orten bon
beorudten SnStiden 2eiten, in ben seipdbIs
teiten Mtuitern unb Sarben, bic fir nur 10
nnb l21a Gents b~erfauft iperben rnb minbes
items UNI bic Salfte mehr fpertb itnb. Moufs
leltnes, Otmities, 8at,its, Srganbies, in ben
seiudteiten Sarben uno Muitern gu preiien
bon 20-45 Gents.
46 G3ol breite s~ansppIene fran361l9e
Serse tpertb 81 25, fir 80 Gents per Yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-22

SetBe WerG1 81 70, fIf 80 GentS per yafb.
Tertise @aaren.
Semoem. 8lnien, llnterssus, 8rappers,
perfeft in ieber 8e3iebung.
ausge3eidnete idipar3ieioene Sfirts fit
$l.25, bic $1.75 tpertb 1inb.
SSn allen btefen saaen baben nit bas bpas
1tGnbtdSte Qaoer.
The Globe-republican., 1893-12-29

The idea was preposterous one
and almost amusing. 1t was not to be
conceived, on the first blush of il, that
| jealousy would make surly man
| civil, savage man gentle; it would
rather have the contrary effect, unless
here Brinkley grew thoughtful-un-
less his gloomy rival had some sinister
design which he wished to cloak with
politeness.
But jealous of little Matt! Brinkley
laughed heartily when he fully real
lied the .bsurdity of the notion.
He crossed the sand hills and came
again to the path which he and Matt
had followed the previous day. A
smart breeze was coming in from the
sou'west and the air was fresh and
cool, though sunny; but clouds were
gathering to windward and the wealth
er was evidently broken. Reaching
the cliffs, he descended them and
came down on the rocks beneath. A
long. jagged point ran out from the
point where he stood and the water to
leeward Of the same was quite calm,
though rising and falling in strong,
troubled swells. So bright and tempt
ing did it look in that sheltered place
that he determined to have a swim.
He stripped leisurely, and, placing
his clothes in a safe place. took head
er off the rocks. 1t was clear at once
that he was powerful swimmer,
Breasting the smooth swell, he struck
out from shore, and, when he had gone
about hundred yards, foated lazily
on his back and surveyed the shore.
The cliffs were not very high, but
their forms were finely picturesque.
Here and there were still green creeks,
fringed with purple weed; and large
shadowy caves, hewed roughly in the
side of the crags; and rocky islets, COW
cred with Shiny weed awash with the
tapping water. A little to the right Of
the spot from which he had dived the
cliff seemed followed out. forming a
wide passage which the sea entered
with a tramp and rush and roar.
Toward this passage Brinkley swan.
He knew the danger of such places, for
he had often explored them both in
Cornwall and the west of Ireland; but
he had confidence in his own natatory
skill. Approaching the shore leisurely,
with strong. slow strokes, he paused
outside the passage, and observed that
the sea-swcll entering the opening
rushed and quickened itself like a
rapid shooting to the fall. turning at
the base of the cliff into cloud of
thin, prismatic spray. Suddenly
through the top of the spray, cloud
of rock pigeons emerged, winging their
light rapidly along the crags.
Ito BE CONTINrEDl