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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
6ibiGem mO Gn(tem fie6cr!
81. !&aSWnD's
Ncgnltrs rsYiQen,
poafonmcncS 2lbiiibr=, mil0eS
ScNIungsusittcI, bcrctteu feinc
Gd1mer3cH, tHtnsr 3uDcrs
l0filS nttD uatiirlidj
ipirffuG.

Sd1mer3cn, tHtHIer 3IDers
l0fiIS iitto uatiirIidI
lpIrfcuG.
Sonfiuot9 9cidImGdoS, elegant nit HFcm @ummi
ubrI3uitrt pHTsutR, re9HlIISH rtnl9eH Il. uallI9eH
2aGwaD's 2stll'en
bsiien ale urrcgclmdBlsteiteH pes DsaacmS Sss
$cbcr, ocr %InGEWciDc, DER EiereH. Der SlaIe,
ncEUoic &ranfbsttem, NppctitiOligfcit, Sopfz
idImGricn, Setitppfmng, IearIIcibi9teit, Iers
Oanun ngsbcidlucrOC Wnuentrantbeit, fSies
bcr. RHtclicIbccHiSmupnng, cGmptrhuiOcH
uno ale lsIeren 8GlmtrGni5;sH. JrIH ptssiabillif,
itlH Guedliotr, nIHStSlld5e rot lehltlse i6aoltde
Grpauen tHibdlItHo.
WtCts 25 SIS. Sle @dladltei.
Sm allen 2IpptDefcu iu babetI.
SaS gro6e &epcrRfttcl.
@uutommfRc 9croauHna lplro ourb GJebrau-1
poH Gaopau'5 EiatH erjlgt. Dtttcllt ibrcr amtibi4
IiOicw SIgeEibIieE re9;H ite oe S5ber bet g6oHoes
ruH3 Der GLue Rao otrSH AbltlnH9 curb Die G5alcEs
edn1e StI Gl:H 6iltR pOR Vtl9I6He, GelUiuht,
oallIeH audu:H, unpJltommeRtr ISeroauuna DER
Tolgt GjdltHtrgUB lHs SlutJ rtlrlr oleie linen
SbGbtH poH ortt bis iuHf Stuf raid ole geberi6Is
tIgftu mo beIrstsH ben RdltRteH oieeH StoruEz
gtn GlHe oo;r 3utl Jtaomag'ibe ttteH. Uon init bts
Iloitu ShmerSen uHo Stdrrbcu Der %tber Gepld1tcn
tdgIh gcHommeH, er9dIfeH o15 SpleHI re9elMasis-
uns iltuern 9tiuHoe StioduuHg-
DtIu gene pd)er uuo lehe Su, 0aB man
y9ta0man'S" erhGlt
Dlan idi6e cine 9rcimdrfc an Er. gfaOtuan &
Somp., ytr. b, 2EducnzStreet, gteu=gorf, nm bic
ShrIIt False and True" uelhe wtrtboOue sIIstuRt
aibt, GasehIGt AH bef0mGtH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09

B s, 8. 6cbruar. - Gec Marieiler
Correspondent Der u2lberte" berid)tet, paB
mdbreHO Der IebIen bier Sage III Diarietlle
o0 Perlonen oil elHer ygoleradbulldeu
Srantbeit" geitOrben leieu. Der GeunO=
gettSratp bon 9aris bat ben 2r. Sbrlnot,
eine mlllenldlaitltdJe 9lutorltat auf osm Sc
blete Der Gbolera= gpibemte'u, nadl Dtarleile
entlanot, I'M ildl iiber ben @9aratter Der
SrQutbelt Ill pernemiiieru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Oer. 81.
j. j. j.
N!aonsalg,S sls,, ,,n.
Wv &eaDD &eliei.


Soicr sails, Grraltnna, Smjfeu,
Sur9ctl=, Snftr6brenaftz uuS euoerc
&ntalti'ottngen, SIutauorang, Grip
pc, Ttbmnn9SbeiMipcrS ipcrSct
8cbeilt, itno tBneu porecbeust.
81: giHrstbnna Oss "Wcaou Belief" uuf ben aor,
pefbel ooer Ole 2bcIe, no 0aS uebel ooer Der trrt
itaffen.
aaSpan's Oaeaon Belief lit oas etn,ise nams
eale utIttel, odS Sdlmtriea Gu9eHblialid bcit. Ss
ltnoeTt ioIort uHo leIlt bGlo
34enmattsnuts, 2lenrafgie,
geneenaldt Serfautuuaen,
6opfDeh, Guetidluunru.
SabnldmeI5, Shmer; bGitgfeit uoGt
SranomunueU, YiuStelu,
Qulmeh, 9elentauitlmeluuge 9Iiideu.,
Srut' ooer @leOerlhmer;eu.
Gs tpar sas erite ttu0 tit oaS cinsIae
SGmer5en- Sei(nttttef.
freltbes Die mGr.tiE0iteH S6mcrssa ofort iqt guts
SnHonH9cH iiHoert mo GoH9eaHrH bcIlt, oh tie MN
N Der SH9e Dem 4id9cE, oeH SIHBemri0rH ooer iOns
fI9eH 0rult1 ooer SrgaEen ttRo.
9rHeriidJ d lulrIt rI1 Id6er bic III einem oans
gen 2leeloftl poll IN clReI bubeH @ldle gSQilsr in
otni9eh UtlnuteH &ranpts, Wagenidurc. lles
S, Settsm, Sr9reac.t. SoSbremHem. 0srnoftat,
"nS aHe tnnerIiGleu Sfmsrieu.
Malaria i'll ihren urrlbirOrnrn for
lnfa grbrilt un6 bfrbitrt.
6 stt feiH 9ei,mittsI in Der sEet. ueloeS g9cd,,
ltI1tber lno ale aRoereH maarliheH, bilioieH uao
loTli1ssT ltG Stsesr nut SeI9ns ron RaOpghs 9iueM
10 lhHta hsIit, ais Raopan . WCa on ReIisf.
Std1crc 9eiiun8 pom
6lbigem un0 Rn(tem Gie6er!
UiGOpan's Rraon IfIicf 1T Elm iidlcres eea.
ope Kin Sorbeu9uH9SmIttel 6sl bieigem mo faltea1
Titber. Dter bat man iir So Gents tin Ncilmiitel,
eus aicic ycoeR HRbsoH9t furirI D{rniden in
SiGHo lept, IN ncr ld,IImmitcH Sisber9egeno qc9.n
9Raue 9elp0vpHt iu ltbcn. Us ut belier uI5 Die $e
aloH uuH 6IcbeImIttelE, @blRIn, sacHabiuhreHoen
UuittLH Il. ~. G5 bat 2GEleaocn HcIluHg Qebrddt
5maESlg ZropfsH bis 81 GbetoIfrI poI IN cis
Rem elias S&aNcr gIrIdl Hah Dem GeIlailen ocs Sets
lts am Mor9rI rlRgcRommeH, idluBeH bas sphem
aeaeH ARdnc SIIc 90 eeats Ealhe furlrt ttRc
game 6UmliIe, En0 eS brtbt noth arRHg ltIia mn
StHlcIirn IcNtr Irt, ole Se IN SUlge tines unfuu5
ocrr elRcr SlaHibrIt beGllrR mogtH, su uslsIIgrn.
% cents ole tSIaidbr. SH IppIbrfen sm has
ben.
Ca GtaH se5e iidsr, bag man n9la6paa's" be.
tomRt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
0tbbons ,tuo Gprrisau.

.elns nnierer aei1siaem 2. meraem.Mus eebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Sem Cater in Die 4rme eeSnbrt.

YeterSbur9, 8. 6ebr. - Die bieii9e
8refie hat einen ihmdDIiheu 6auOel NIT
juugeu Ndodeu III ben 6itl1dIen @ouuerue.
ments auf9eoeGr. Ni6nuer, Die iidl als
Ageuteu iiir ole Gbica9o'er 9SeItausreuung
auSgabeu, muBten Die Rdbdeu, osuen iie
BET le,dlter 2lrbelt guteu 2Ohu in 4usiid)t
uellteu, bon tbrer Camille lpegsulodeu uno
brad)ten iie oaun uadl Gonltautinopel mo
gSlen III Gorpeue. Ser Sauplageut Iir
Oteien idlmatoOlleH 6anOel lit in Qaft &C.
upnlUeu lpOrbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
"Sbalia.Wd dnnerGor."
Srokcs Wasfsufeit iu Der r8ermduia =Tatiz
nerdlor= Sale. - Srisineue SsoitIme. -
Gradltige 6ruppen. Gcrtbeilnns DER
Srciie.

. bIiibe tort in ciuia aoIb'uer Sdone,
a)n ilttae 9ldrrheIt bier bel 9llt uHo sung.
MS Nad9bGu Der perrautteH 6aidiagStoHe
lthS 4us1 Hurrilhe GrHRerlIHa!
Ser SdihiHq ldpiRoet, bob an eiRer Sabre
2elro nlmmermebr oer 9tarr perSluetteit lteb'E;
" laIuit mo lubelt, oeHn in jeoem Sugre
9tofs SarHtpal rno Buildings z2Sieoeriel'H!"
9aS GrelgnlB 0es aeilrigen AbeuoS uuo
fur SIele Der gauSeu Garuepal Sanou bill
oete oer groBe MaSfeuball Oes r@ @balia'
Mannerd)ors" III her ,,(Sermauia M1uncr=
dor.9aue." GuQemelE hortr man iagen:
"SaS 1T bod nicber einual ell ridJllges
gfastenlclf, luIe cS Fdj Die Srenl0su nad]
oem SorDll0e Der meltbefanMteu 0tainSer
un0 S0lner @arnepale Ell miniature oeufen."
SSa5 wohl ein bleOerer Sprebbiir9er 9eauz
pert DabeH mltroe, lueun man Ibu pl0sltd)
ais lelner itllleu SoduSld)felt Ill ben Strua
oel oIeleS NtuMmenl6auses perlest bate,
menll 1pn oa5 llun0erurrenbe SongemIId,
oas ltf ans Dem yad)en Mno Sd)erseu Suu-
oerfer Sofumirter II. DER rauldeu0en UiuNf
6uldmmeEleEt, i'll Die Sbreu fldnge? SIN
erlfen Iu9eHblid tuiiroe er lpobi lule betdubt
mo ldl nd)t tlar gemeleu leiu, OBJ er made
ooer irallnie, Damn aber, E1d)Oem er lllnId)au
9ehalten, III ole lur1uufeluieL 9lH1en OIL
lNoneH 4tarrlnnen, III Die better nrablenoeH
9ehdlter Der Narren, auf all oas bunte @es
iuo9e rings herum gebltdt, bdtte IT iuobl
etnen ttelen SeuiSer Der Sefrlso iguEg aus
geltoBen unO Dor ild biuaemurmelt: nSG,
her MS perth, uergngt su leln." - 2a5
mar peul9ltens aut Die iniidIt all Der PIE.
len @dile, melde iih Su Dem pieSldhrtgeu
ViaSfenieite oes u&Balias fIuuer1orS" elHs
9etunoeH hatteu.
GaS Delt be9anu nit eiHem oramatlidleu
Sorlpiel, luelUe5 bon pru. &arl SOhu ar
ran9rt uuo geOtd)tet mo Don Dem Sereius=
0rrlgenten Yrof. 2luguit SdnetOerlH Niulif
9elest mIroe. Die Slihue reute etne pitto=
reste Se!lenifludjt oar. Gin 3fllIe: lpr.
S. y. HSebey) trttt aut uuo liugt ole ltrIe:
"Gom 2aeltsstriebe fortscludtct,
SHrdlltreIt' ltD oielea beirgeH 2&alb,
aHl UroGeln III meln SlHH gsrldDtet,
SGut ing In's, Dap es mlCoerbaut.
2SaS mir Die 2Selt bI5ber uelilgte.
Hler nu6 ld)' fiHocn, triiet Nit nidt nein SRH.
2Sas mIr blsGer od5 Serj lduer pGstc,
NbitretI IDS uno tret' lIeI bIer bin.
= 8eHus, ylebesfoRisin,
SJ leo Stb an, ergOre MIDI,
ghmm mItl pom oleiem 2Scf9ctImmcl
l1ao ofHe 2elH 3eId Jar nlh.
2u 0otiIH Der EleJe, 2U iouit geprieeH iein,
2lr G0itla Der $lcbe, 2lr ulu liz mid melbH.
Sleid @lieH9eans baut's in ben 9uIteH,
2lHt tnHo mIr, Dag lib retht bier bin,
Seraullt thoH poa oeS 2$aoeS SuteH,
Uu5rt mid @IcIit idlo1 81 Dir btn."
@mter Oem S0rBau9 ilugt Der vGbullas
9idHUerdOr:"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
Sin sampfsr nntereeaauscn unS 50 seeIemte
crfruufcu.

ornnna, 8. Sebruar.-9er britlid]e
9ampfsr pScnacrta," meld)er Smrbeu Dem
9lpDe i'll Sdottlano unO ipQnlldIen Uiitte!-
meerhGieu i1brt, lit be. Sap Slllano, nabe
v9uuta bel Sop," nntergegangen. gtur slpei
DGtalieoer Der Uiaunl0aft muroeu gerettet,
u1n 81 Meuldlen ertranfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09

Sd)nittpaareu tus uSoluens Saoeu,a
Dir. 19, 2Selt-SerlH9tou=S StraBe.
(slus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09

MasteugarOcrobe her Srau Imelie gSintels
Solsbaulen. Der &erelu bate meOer Soften
nod Diiheu geldeut, unO etne prddllige pou
Sumor mo 2Sig ipriibeupe Mastens nseiung
(0ruf uuu @oru. IS. Seru) beriiellen Hno
inter bic Seiucler perthetleu lQiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
3autc's SeiriIudliita.

q + II, s. 6ebg. - Glu meiterer befti=
ger groitoB iuuroe geiterI auf d3aute per.
ipdrt. Der Song uuO Die S0nigln beiutl.
ten alle Srtdarten, I'M ild peri0nlid) pom
ben Seoiiriniiieu Der Sboadllolen su lber-
stugeu, Oamit lId) Die 4autt inter Ser ihper
beimgeiu1teu Sep0terung 10 bel, als m0g
lid,, legt. 3u auem llngliid berrIdlt srr
i3eit groBe 8Glte aut Der Snlel uuo Die 2elz
ben rer Sluntliuge, bic ObHe Sbbad i'm
Sreieu canpiren, iluosgroB.
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The German Correspondent,

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lie gstHtarpurIaae unp S:e siatfunauiberalen

Serlin, s. Sebruar. - Die natioual-
liberae Hreiie III jett pollfdnoig fir Die
Diiltaruprlagc elrgeiqmeutt. slueu uoran
Die pSoiu. 3eltung." Sbr ueueiles arau,
ment 1T, oaB ole 9eutideu i.br mohl NOD,
iueitere Steusru rertrageu tDEuten, tnbem
tie bis lett peit bener geuellt ieien, ais au=
Ocre SDlfer. Sie bebauptet, tpdbreuo Der
9eutide tiir Observation-Disclosures unp
3ineu Der Staatsl6ulo 3Iammeu nur 60
utarf sable, Der 6rauSole 32.l utarf, Ser
GnQldn0er 25.3 Niart, oer >}talieuer 81
Diarf uuo Der Seltretdler 1872 Otarf III be-
sableu babe. Slsmard'5 y0amburoer
lfadrldteu" 1T nod Taft bas eln,tae ,ubez
rale" Slatt, lpeldes Die Sorlage mtBullllot.
Die iouitlge puattonale" 4relie hat ibreu
oeros ninI Sample segeu ben Saijer" qdu;.
lid i'm Glide gelaileu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
3Genmattsntits, 21emrafgie,
(sS tpnr Sas erfte ttuO TT OnS ctnsi0e
Sdjmer5elt-Geifmiffpr
aalarla in ihrrn urrldirOrurn for
men gcbriIt un0 bfrbItrt.

6 siUt tetH 0ei,mitsI in Der SGcIt. iuclheS g9e,
lcItsoer uno ale uIoeren maarIiden, biltoien uar
loniii9eH Utcber NIT Sclbulic p0R RaorpnH'S BiucI
10 ldHsQ hsIlt, ais Raopan' Q HCaoH ReIiEf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09
s,u @anften Ser silber=Sreiprasnua.

Yaris, s. 8ebruar. - Su Der 9eiIern
abaebalteneu 1dBrIidleu Sieuu9 Der iransO.
iii0en Aderbau= gslealhait, 81 oereu N{lt.
glleOeru Die gr0Beeu 9ruupei9eutbimer oes
yauOes geb0Ieu, puroe Der Stid)luB gefabt,
i'm ginperltG .lOuB nit au5mdrtigeu Agra.
rleren fir Sllber>SreinrdauHg i'll alien ciui'
ItiirIen 2dnbern eluSutreten. 9ehui5 @u=
beruIurg uou 2elegateu Der 2Iderbau-Gc>
ieui6aft Su elmer GonferenS uad) Sruiiel
muroe ELL GoTlte ernaunt. Ser OtarQulS
n'Ampierre fubgte III Der Serlammluns Oeu
Sorlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-09

u orfs s. Sebruar. Cine
&apelbepeldle, Die bel benz lteiigeu 9eneral=
9qenten Der r9ambnrg 9lmertfauiiheu
HafetsS dlifiartS=GeellidJait eiullef, mel
oct: yOtlt 9lusrahme e!utS pcrpQdltjaeu
SALES lit 0aulburg le;t oen u. Sannar
@boIerafrcI geiueien. Hrof. Sod mar lebte
gSodle III Sambur9 uno erilIrte uad) elHer
eingehenben SefftlgIng auer burd]eefiibr-
ten SerGuberungen uuo Serbeiieruuqen, bas
er es uie fiir moglit) yebalteu bate, elne
oerarti9e fepolutlon III 10 turser 3eit her
uor,ubrtngen. Gag NIB 9tad)t lit oft nit
elmer bebeutcnDen Gruaforce geQrbeitet NOR
ben, lpoburd) ell MehraufIuauO bon mebres
rem OtiatoNeu Diart eutliauoen lit. I'M j.
9lpril lou Die ueue namburger 9SaTerleituua
erUfTuet lueroeH. Ser becllbnte Gpibenliz
oIoee EroIelior 2 St)ottelluS tat erfldrt, er
Iei ilber;engt, paB 9amrutg i'll bieiem Sabre
elne Der 9elunoeHen StG6te auf benz euro.
pdlIden Deltlaub ieIE iperDe."
ssUerIei aus SeutiGIauo.
SerIin, s. Oebruar.- Or. Cornelius
l5ers murOe, wle aus .MIuden qemeIpet
uir6, OILS uupiirOig erGfttt. Iernerhm ben
oauerlld)eu rSerDienltoroeu pom 6eillQeu
Dtiaael" Su traGen. Gem gtame rlt Dem<
aemaB aus Der Sroens-YlfIc geitridjeu Nor.
cen.
= Gs perlautet, Der g8irfide Gebeime
2egalousralb Or. Sa9ier, 2iriqeut Der
Golonlals Abtbciluug oes aluswdrtlgen am=
tes, mel6er i'm p0rlgeu Sabre 0eunnoli.
airfa beluIte, I'M lldH ans eigeEer IN.
lDauuug iber Die bort herrIdenpen gu.
iduoe III iniorluireu, aebe mt Der Ibld,t
nm, oenluddli. nm ieine entlaiIuuq aus Dem
Staatsoieufte su eriudeu.
-3iemlid uueriuartet ift in Tranffurt
a. 81. Gr=&0uig 0ilIau BON Serbleu ein-
gstroh.n. St bsabF9tiat, Die u6rantiarter
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06

prominently connected with the
League Of American Wheelman's
work in Pennsylvania for several
years. He also holds responsible
positions in other wheelmen's
leagues, but will resign them all so
tat he may in the future devote
his entire time to the National
association. Upon him, more
than on any of the other officials,
depends the success or failure of
the new association. 1t is already
acknowledged that no better selec-
ton than Mr.. Bunnell could have
been made.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06

of baths, and on Monday last he
went with party to the top Topo
Chico mountain. They left the
springs at 9 a. m. and returned at
D p. m. The doctor feels twenty
years younger.
Mr.. q. NJ. IOOmer, Of Beaumont,
is taking a course of baths at the
springs. He went on crutcheS, and
after he took a few baths he in
formed us that he felt better than
he had in six months before.
Mr.. {. c. Duerer, of Houston, and
l.. f. Cartwright, of Prairie Lea,
are taking a course Of baths at the
springs.
Capt. j. \. MacNaught has been
appointed chief clerk in the traffic
and passenger department of the
VI. Il NJ. G. Ry.
Col. j. y. Galbraith, the super
intendent of the Texas Mexican
and the northern division of the
Mexican National railway, came in
from Saltillo Sunday and left for
Laredo Monday morning.
Capt. J. II. Barrett left for San
Antonio last evening over the
Gulf, Mexican international and
Southern Pacific railways.
Prof. b. c. Hendrick, of Jacks
bOrO, Texas, is in the city with a
view of locating here.
Capt. A. G. Highly, superinten-
dent Of the Rosario mines, and W.
+. Butcher, Of Nillaldama, came in
Monday night with sacks of ore to
be assayed.
Francisco DelgadO CompO, and
mother and sister, Of San Luis, PO-
tOsi, are taking a course of baths
at the TOpO Chico hot springs.
Capt. J. w. Taylor, who erected
a charcoal kiln near Victoria,
Tamaulipas last fall, was in the
city Monday last. He informed
us that he is running twelve kilns
and that the output is 400 tons of
charcoal per month, all of which is
purchased by the Monterey smell
tiers.
Commodore r. 5. Wentworth, of
San Antonio, who was formerly
cashier of the Monterey d Mexican
Gulf Railway, has returned to this
city, and is now cashier of the Mon
terey foundry and machine shop
Although the comodore has past
the 81 mile past, vet he is hale
and as hearty as young man OF
fifty.
FROM EARTH TO HEAVEN.
At a. m. this morning the spir-
it of the beloved daughter of the
Hon. Ramon Garcia ChaVarri
secretary of state, Miss Julia Gar
cia .MuguerZas age "a years took
it's flight from earth to heaven.
She was one of the sweetest and
most charming and accomplish
young ladies in the city; the idea
of her parents brothers and sis
tiers. She leaves vacancy in the
society of Monterey that cannot al
present be filled.
The sympathy not only of the
MeXicans, but the American colo
ny is extended to the bereaveC
parents brothers and sisters for the
separation for time, that this
day took place.
The remains were carried
this evening from the fam
lily residence on DIR. Mier street tC
the cemetery, and was followed il
carriages by hundreds of the mos
prominent citizens of Monterey
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-06
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In Farm and Ranch Property

In Farm and Ranch Property.
1920 acres in Bandera and Medina
counties under fence, good water. $1.75
per acre.
10000 acres in AtaScOSa county all
fenced fine pasture land. $2.5Oper acre.
1000 acres in Williamson and Burnett
counties all fenced, large portion of this
tract is fine agricultural land. $500 per
acre.
1000 acres in Atascosa county all fenced,
good water. $500 per acre.
$500 acres in La Sale county, fenced,
3 windmills fine ranch. $3.50 per acre. q
$3.50 acres on San Antonio river. 5000
per acre.
24OO acres on the Llano river, all fenced,
house, etc, 9 miles from junction City.
$500 per acre.
1000 acres on San Miguel creek, Atlas
cosa county, all fenced, house, stock pens,
etc. 1915 per acre.
1920 acres in McMullen county, wind
mill, house, cribs, etc. $1,000.
1000 acres on San Antonio river, under
fence, well improved, IL miles from San
Antonio, 5000 per acre.
1000 acres, 10 miles west of city, all
fenced. Good house and other improve
mentS. $500 per acre.
$50 acres between Moor and PearsalI, 3
wells, large barn, house a etc. 800 per
acre.
$50 acres % miles from Bandera, under
fence, large hay meadow, so acres in cul-
tivation, good barn, hay press and other
machinery stock, good water. $1,000
Cal on address,
john T. HAMILTON & Co.
lO4 East Commerce street, near bridge
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The hearse was decorated with
white flowers, the emblems of
purity, and trimmed with white
and blue ribbons, emblematic of
the whitest and purest of earth
and the blue of Heaven.
EDMUND.
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OFFER GREAT BARGAINS
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Mrs. and Miss Mary Fest, of San
Antonio, are at TopO Chico hot
springs, taking a course of baths.
Mrs. f. r.. Glass who has been
sick the past six days, is much i'm
proved.
DIR. c. B. Couch, of Brownsville,
Tex, came here a few weeks
ago, hardly able to walk. He went
to Topo Chico and took course
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TOWEL SALE.

Linen towels at 90 each. Large
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Friday and Saturday.
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TAMPICO NOTES.

The following steamships ar
rived in port the past few days,
loaded with lumber, coal, coke and
general merchandise, for the Mon
terey merchants, smplters and local
points on the line of the Monterey
and Mexican Gulf railway: The
MerjuliO, the Marion and the Sara
tOga, and a number of schooners.
At . p. IN. Monday, there We're
eighteen and half feet of water on
the bar.
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welcomed by the influences of his time and country
until It overshadowed Europe with Its greatness
France after 70S was in a state to accept the III
nress of a master mind. Her institutions anu
social order were almost permanently moulded py
tre First Consul His administrative gifts ana
;ncessant industry were never more maghlhceh''9
displayed. lie accomplished great good Dy pinu-
;nq m the wounds of the nation, Dy recohcnihs
classes by restoring the power OF the church' W
restraining the forces of anarchy, py reNls'ns
nnblic law and securing the best triumphs Oh .ic
revolution of 17s9-social equality ana noera'i'"
Of tie soil All these achievements must DE con.
sidcred before he is condemned :" as Kihu vi
Atti'a in war. a Borgia in government. anu a'"''
OF state a Nero in cruelty AMI llcentious "Iohru
ness. a reckless, nhuman and selfish Wrah'' "c
made a splendid and bcneticent use OF MS oppo'.
tunities until his genius in war was con1onhnu
bv its own greatness and his power was conVer'e"
into despotsm and destroyed by It's own excess.
Another indication of the philosophical me'hou
cmp,oycd in this admirable biographical STUDY Is
the authors dscernment of the benefits winch "er'
conferred upon nations by this career Oh ino,u'-
nate ambition and irrepressible energy. " hi''
Europe was devastated and delu2ed WIN pio'''
civilization attended the march Oh Napoieo"
armies. lie was the destroyer OIL leuu.'''n' q.
we'll as of life. He made france 'he i'''",o' ~
state Of the Continent: he fastened the bowman
Of the old German Empire langushins Ill "e
shaclslcs of the past; he fused together the icu'
tonic race and effaced divisions when na'' pai",
lived it he opened the way for united lta'y IL.
created new Europe. Unconscious Oh 'nc go,
work which he was accomplishing for his own an"
succeeding generations he sought 70 es'ao' ,'.:o
supremacy by which history, law anu 'iou ., =,
would be defcd He almost sank 10 inc ie'e' VI
one of the conquerors Of the East Al,
This volume. while it bears evidence u w
authors scholarship, philosophical mhu anu .vr
sorvatism of thought, is also ViViu anu p.s
cslue recital of the most interes'ins ny 40 and :,
history. 1t has numerous i''u'',"
| we'll printed and handsomely bound.