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The evidence accuni,laies to shioy
that Mr.. Cleveland expects u ,ni,.
the gold bug elrMeiL of tho repubIica,
PARTY with that of 'fs dsm"cc,'ir ~
g'nizati"i', ami That this union Of force
viii light un ior he damDcr.tic L,nne,
III 1885. The priacipal element e
strength that is expected to be- secured
ny this Is that at the south, there i, ::
large number Of vslers who We uld yo,.
the democratic ticket. regard sss Ct
what it mJight'imgly or the inanencr ii
would exert over their welfare Tn,
party slaves ut th- south, with Ties.
two elements in the rem.ipd-r of n.
union. it is hopsdt IL combine e.eug,
strength tn win SUCCESS Aaiaa., Er,
aid, Montgomery, AM.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

The municipal elections in ts;. SIN,
Tuesday d. mpns,rat.d that H.. SS,,.,
OF Kansas vi cote when they i,avs. ,
chanc". IT there j. any issue invoked
In Nearly Nil the 81 les VII. re ahers yer.
Two ticde;s In the tieid l,rS-r pro,,nr
zion of women vuteIs attended the
polls han dill the m n. Contrary &C..
the general expectations. the uom ~ di,
not generally suppnrt the g, on f.s
law and-"r'ivr- tic -rs. In Eufcaln.n
where che "nl, question ut i,su: We.
whethsr the j"in;s shouI:i he alA,u cd ..
~" by paying mon-nIy fines. ov.r H.. 4,
OF the women Varied FIR he. g ndi.,. a.,
VIII" Wet e IN favor ~ "A. tine ,,nliev T.,
fact in all the towns where.tha o,-stio,
was The fssne the ~"n,an vu,.s :,SS 81
vided. Politics cut lf.lr figur. il, et,,.
election. Tie i.su-ses- ere ur. &,,,.:
oin sone riiiss tLss liquor onrs,i,,
was the 'unin issue Ard Ia Others NINA
aotpai Questions OF M general imnor,
A2ce. =
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

q
Tar paps,i.ss1i ssh.asla scored q
erc4a Y:..t..ss over the rai;roais We'd
ues.ise. IN sse pss-esa nj ihs iasxin nin
i,e;."i ia'.: t.l,. utter the ass"4t tit'"r
ssa4s;s essc witmrsss in 81 Ne
!, bsa ,..a i-gisia.nre. The bill makes Il
reduction Is. .-ats.s OF :.h"ui 81 per cent
ff"iuans -xiaIing ciara+s., he raii
road, nisd. the most ,iesia ra;e sif.rtr
t.sd.f Il; The m-asure. hi;i :E'.. p,pnii-i,
y..te.i ;.,ii,,ls FER tie iiii and ih"y ~err
joiue,i ,y e.,.n.h republicans ana ,!em-
Ocr..fs 10 -rcnre tie i''iasaSe2uf fhr bill
ltis Is y h"ps-f"i a"rury # The pa. sac
oi the ,saxiniun -i- p,lI II; lie extra
srssiun IF the k~nst7 l"g. sia ure 40 i'.
called in May Kaa~as should not Ia !
Two ear. b.hInd eSrnr:i>sa.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

imprne your property. 'hy paints, &
it il.is >l.slug. Nothing adds "a ni.i, Ii
ct" the tpl,sarSmcr If II GU TRY as L.
>ee well pam ~ buildings. What ga
Gant To- knoY Ia here to get rs int
hat will stand Il dry and hct elm; tie.
The Western. P.,in: & Oh Cn,u,s ny
guarantees their paint t" 81 ard in 4 his
climate t. fai,r ears wi,Iru, ctailll n2
or Cracking. fs:a can hay II from 81
ce"'s per :ai'on up. Pure h,ilei / l.
seed oil, window glass, varuishu y.
btusi,es, ANA over 100 pa ,-rns of Wall
paper to select from. Wall o,aI,cI 5
cents i rJii III UariR'S.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

o THE ayvass Irrk- day attr,,.,a..c,
ao the &c" York MctsopsIi:an m,rseun'
vi art during 1892 MAS i 2sS. wilde he
Sunday Attendance WIS 4,75U. 1Es
museum is open AL day daring siA
days of ths @eek, and "nIy ia:f u da.
Sunday. yc, nearly four tirss as man,
people atte:,s Oil Sist!a, IA ;fi.y week
day. Is there any reason to douhi
tsnt the same proportion swoull oL,a!:,
ut the Wor,I's Fair.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

THE resolution petitianing tie Msxs.
aS.:usotts representative q, corures.
10 favor governisel:t telegraph and
telephone service passed the house
last week, and & now in the senate
The Indications are that the set,t.
will pass tse memorial witllnst mate
rial opp''Sii"n. IKE Old PARTIES hav.
evidently concluded Ia drop 70 s.uls
punishment New Nation.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

LIE Chi'a'g2 University ma's ii
new departure IA oiIesiig rntianee cx-
oInlipaiiUiis ats the beginning of e..ei.
quarter. Many nnre are t..n;i:g AL
yantag. Of the oi,poriu.ii.! i:,.n ii Was
expected woahi do so. o About one
third Of tl'e s;N'ieu:s THIS Ear enr..lea
ut that institul iuu are women.
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THE kansas legislature remiui,.

D THE kansas legislature reminds IL
u an individual who sG,Eii,!er.d aii
his youth and hnaLlrs,d in IL prof,tga;+
way. but in his old age experienced al.
awakening CT Coiisci.nce AMI ir,e:I,., +;
asd DEVOTED lie LIS, days ~ his hf.o,u
usefulness and wei doing. While
haci, lives are snot IL complete failure.
Their principal use is n,s;,ow wAsl
inight have hetn- EureSu ,Ec:X.,,f;7, =
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In The nun 'cipal lection. "; Tuesday
she sP"l'ullsis c"rr!,a Gl.v, ianI. he
sceshd manuinc;hrioYe eni in II Q
Dta,e Of Ouio. Ths fsciden, w",aId i.ol
s~e'n 1" I"iist v' ~ s:r"h;i. t"Ii.e Irs.I,.-
s"a.ion "' i''- aiih"f 81 las iIci ME
aiu fur Pres,d-n; in 1856. co
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90 EDUCATIONAL.

THE USES ''ro," two AND TOO >
We would b.. pleased ~ publish The
,ames ut all t..ird gra:le pupils WAC
c:,,,, without Any :s>ist;i,cr. I'LL LLAMA,
and write coiiecti, the following sea
iencrS:
/. II was-LaI that you were-l.te
see the para b.
3. Tiitss-mrlois ars-!arge--s.:it
Inc. Q
3. 1, is-warm--so oa,-waik.o
4.-of The boys acct. Did the girls
So-r
g. dollars o's-@u:a- pay for
til.'se-t'oks. o -
6. W.il .OI give ma-eents-5,sy Il
.,enci.? Yes, aud t"u may gr,-.eI-
clis fnr me-.
> 10 The p0:e ISL .ither-.ohS nor
slIu't, bu, it is-hsayy fo.-by Us Ia
carry SO far.
One day IL Lie br"ke outaof its ia
Josire and started to travel.
A:,d HAIL. wip' oxi.rd the PREMISES
saw it after is aad starred ami Was
s''rry that he had i.ot made the i.iclos-
are Lis-tisl,t,
so he called his swif,est Truth and
.'A Lie has got loose. ami will do
much mischief if It is mt stepped: 1
a:uat You 10 so after it and Jriny it
. lex or XII ji.''
So the sai-. r-.....s started 81. sf.sr
lie Liz
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ram u
viii, 2, ~. Wigs Plass, Ch,s ;so;.o.n .,r.s :.
ir ia s. i5:iweI.

On ''rf,rrIsiau IA
9v virtue IF al or - o5 sci. i.--i-l 4, on
ut; IL fiiref to,:rf. in ,h.-oafs''. ell
fitted G:f,fL VIII or ssar5tiay. itis. Sta 81 III
II ~ ~. LAD bs.t~aeilf W.. a;i's IT -
p. m nf al day ~ tn. &. ~, d..,r ~ z he
r.,-;,t hcu .. in fpe city 81 X n-Iry. ~ IL
-,,.,r.se "a r wa-,- IL, tifs. sraf.. IL >ne -,s
oHar ru';iir S;i on'i soil q, ID ni3h.st q
lest s,i'der 90 n il, his, AL Ia 10 - O. a
.is.~crsir-i E--,ii eSr II. in-yit.
Conn rsiS.o,, ~ thr .i<t s.pTa'c II lot
vsn 5.I-A =hssr-id,rg l., yise r,-ss e ii ut ~ OF
fh town .ns,w cityi Oe j<:f.es. ttscic.. - nth
s:r a'srg f::e N. 81. IL ALLEY .3l fccs
:criy par die ~iti' sixeD stree sB:a' feet.
'h.:U.s. f-ort aciiy pa-zii-i with saId al v fJi
ts.f fh. sssisih lpf- .-f ii Stree. "a % 70
the cou ~ af E.sSrf. il tbc 81 axe 'fitts-
.Thc a:-"ye sf'-1sr;f.s.d r. ! estate viii b: NSi
with. II apt<.t:seca.nt. 10 -afisf, sat ,,r<. 4
os sac. K. u. Il sl3SSIsS-
:. snest- OF edwards eornsy. ) sa.aA
WI Esss. i. ss-s< ...-s'---'i..s:
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nave derived = srngt tseieis fran Bcsxs
Sood uriter and Bltod Maaer ami Will take
GREAT pleasure in Recommending 1t To all /
meet -''bns. IiilE Aberdeen. u. Sold aaj
warranted BY ". de Tar. SinsiJJ'. KANSAS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

We are ari lainte.lwi'iI niai.y moth
ers in Crnferv lie Who would IL t lie
without tm',.ilain's cu,h remrd,
i" the. ''"nse for Il gs'"d many ini-s its
cost ;'ad are recuInm n.iing it eyer,
day. fr IN personal experience We
can SAY that it has hipken up bad
colds for or children - Centervi'!-.
south Dakota. Cilzen SO ceut Lottles
for sale by Porter j. Co.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

The strongest Recommendation that
any ..,i.. ran lia"- Is r!.. r.,,i,r,,.
h"nl AT TIE moi irriS of Ike ION %
" lni! the niufrVrS rt,-, tiii":d j; an,i
nay klr,Wtii;,t t;,dL nrfi, IL ha- NOR.
'h..u ur'iii,arv nri it,. ii.-r,. Is ~ l,;Ii TIA,
! '"n'rryil -. = - .st'i'iZ !i->n = .dii.,-
"''.'lr of arii.i & ill their tnw..a
. AZ 'irm't.r iIiis> t,-u. /, R",u..,il i,-.>
p ,r">'i. "' ::,l "'ii FIR or rniifir':
We sri. s.cl"ai3.i-d " It'll, ,n:.,.S Iil,r;,;-g-
II t'riit ~ Iiit vile, u,.:fi u!.r ~. v u !.
ut - fh. mouse a ru,i iuHIt.
'iinrS Its rn~; a'i.i arr. recommending
IL -y'-ry q v" 50 cein boiiies i..r s;;i
hy 'urt-r IL Sc.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

We have hce, selling i,ar rs. Rr'nesies fo,
r''nu. tiv" ve,rs, and Bn1',>' iarrhnt -atsa.r
,ives uS the n O. siriSf ,r:i y, NJ ANY r"res.
~e h"re r~rrsr'i -ENars f,,S"',cr, bpm
ute Kan. So.' AMI w,rrantc; by VI. d.. r..
ina;cy. Kansas o
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

9 TO ? i'''i:tIh.it w Q ~
Il. tie district G, u, D .j.s'i- s'Ir;J sritr
rtnns,lvsi mcHa:i :-ifa ns5:'.a g ,;e9f.-
pail.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

81, wi:. has; tho wort case of dan ,ruf
| ercr 'ew and had tried three or four other
rcnie-ies aud Two bottlc- OF neee>' TAR lie
nowcr i'ruv.d all ,iai.ucI or - nin.,
| gan. ''a,nIv ii-. ha. S"idHnd warranted IL. y,
DE Tar. k;iis...y. Ean-a-
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SH :l:IFFS Sl.S No. '68.

SHElIFF'S SN.S No. '6'8
First Publications. 4 ,rii I;h is,i.
In the .iistrIt o,i.t .f Edward, so .inty sta
III nt,!-it g
Jan rnI!vu>tDcS-
10 p ain ID
icnry i@iZ.r. " Glen ,ierI-r. D. ~. rh,ee lie
l. .h.'se. ii. c f"o'i L III idi r. ra.,,
ie..-:i,il as
y g vi-ii" IL aiar,i T uf S,ti.. i~< ,,i 10 IN
ST i 81 - Jet p,igi liz ri ,re cut,tiei
'ict - wal " ~ has IT,. III Ia, o. a..
= 5. b.tw-eity- al t,Ir .'Sio.t -,
D.,s'Ii Ia. at Lie ~ ~ ,iU3- nr tae c, lr.
- i,.ciry II .tft"s.. iitia :.ti.r"
Eiy r,:s il .r ST. i .i,-:i- ,tr.s, II. On ).
! al Utl. hit 80 t.I eft b.
i nr h IN ~ = 4 Ii. :oiIs - q.
b III, t.te-pi.
- q, y ,iis-
fcy hih:in S.'-r 'ot., o...f. ~ { Is =,
q 4 IL r a..
~ 1t" N'- 81 r't'- t + ats Iir vii e. II IL
- :'it ap.'r.' i.-s,.i' ,.I.s.. so ~ 'rcs
- IL. q u -. p'!EiI~
~. riff { { W. r':> comfy /. ae-s
t.''. itS':i.5 "a , II t r..
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F.,wrr S-s.is Eror .

Tie xtttb' i6i u our rp.,!,I.- J. Gal. .
;" The aitl;uil G. alt-I fia' intLt az O.
IL. Moo e * c.. pui.lish.r> a. Il.
i.a,il . " UiI,,. Npa Eutr iu th:- i~su
1T oar pdp =. EInr; nit-r 10 y, I'D 'h.,
rhaI ,n;hg Ladies' .iiy.Zn IL. Mi I,Ia.
.."'i.ih> I"I "uft IL cents an.i FAC,
iI''r'iier IL n'.,is fJs- IL i premium
%: var t,tssuf RI, i. ,si'on,r seeds. ais.
~" Mi at the e. hi at,1i &c. tort r.
i,s'as. the mo l. i.ii..,f tn ,rr nna
K'"np. The c,'n;.'ia u inor rg.fi'
rel III j.. Tia in 81. r. u 81 li.4ral. a.
our rt;s,ft-rs si:"eifi taxi. .,,iv. ,ta., q. il
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

sESAroH PLuAs cilarsateiizad the
a 1ea.oiistiz;tgpn OF silver il; 1873, ..i!m
sSoi.orHi i; cGiiiie Of the csntar,.'
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

have Recommended 3egys Bi.a,i .Puril. +
| iui th..rrr .uIGh ~ ru, several times and
mus; say that lave b-rn s.ir ri rd All NOR
i..n,. piUas,i Al; rt-iit> iO.;.IH.u: 81 I.i.
sam. AIN iiOf Ia tIs ut.i. nj etdor-l:i. .
pai-nt Ilc'.i...Irs bLi c,a say trnthiIiiis
Sold All Tis.:-iv.; b. y. oDr Tar Ais liz.
.>Hus.,s.
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Elder 3. :. Bcavrl. of McAlli t'r.'Il
;uIiiatia7 cu,iutt P-niiS IL .nia IA
as wife. l. sd'ij'"'t I" clamp III g
stomach. Last summer SHE tn
rainlsiiain's C. IT,. rn' i''ra n;'d di"
i.Cca IL iii-h. tor Il, and Via mn
based With thu sr''ed> r''isf I
If Tied. 81" has snn t. ts.,, IL " i,'i.
EYER urc, ssHr,s .,i'us f,.uIlfi that i. IL ;
''r iaIi,. For sal" Il, Port r K C,.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

I.ist ncr wts alta ;;,e / al; = "a /:
of nux, ami after t.ii.Ii.:s four i.,:s of t;..Ss
ib.arrsei7 i:,Iisaiu Wa linn, Giaiet. .c.ie,
ahu cured ] hive si,iu II ., r six month
i,.d ,nu,; say that Il gives gen ra. sa,'5.n.
lion -. ". Smith. NJ. u. Puxis,O. Ne sofia
ami warranted ny NJ. bet al. :rsic, knusrs
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TIE E;s:i.. GRAPHIC.
OFFICIAL CoUNrY pAPEk

FAnAf APRIL !. lssa
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-07

SING" The discovery o. iii sin,'n.l- Ii
1857. cape colon, us 'Xp'ri.''i tt'r
, .:an 5OU0).tUO c.na;s at liz p:.'ci"
.f'ai', having v:,!n'"i mad, So
Uu.ULC. Ih.s W. iah' nj nr:,l,, lit
tu..> Wuul.i iniin il PR I'M SIX IA
Ugh. with Is b :sr ,.ins. fee; siiidte
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07

repairs, or to the taking of inven-
tories, even though the not infre-
Quent midsummer wages dispute
in the iron and steel industries be
taken into account.
The President Of the United
States recognizes the truth Of the
statement made regarding the sad
change that has come over the
land. In his message calling Con-
gress in extra session you will read
these words:
WHAT CLEVBLAND's MESSAGE SAID.
The existence of an alarming
and extraordinary business situa-
ton, involving the welfare and
prosperity of all of our people, has
constrained me to call together in
extra session the peoples represen-
tation in congress.
Our unfortunate financial plight
is not the result of untOward
events, nor of conditions related
to our national resources, nor is it
traceable to any of the Affections
which frequently check national
growth and prosperity.
Numerous moneyed institutions
have suspended because abund-
ant assets were not Immediately
available to meet the demands OF
frightened depositors.
Values supposed to be fixed are
fast becoming conjectural and loss
and failure have involved every
branch of business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
Herman Kampmann Fined.

The case against II. d. Kamp-
mann, charged with violating the
ordinance regulating fees for in
specting electric wires, came up
for trial in Recorder Shardein's
court this morning, and plea OF
not guilty was entered. The wit
nesses were examined and long
argument ensued. Recorder Shar-
dein assessed a fine Of $40. A notice
OF appeal will be given, as the de-
PENDANT intends to contest the le-
gality of the ordinance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
Elre Daily Eight.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 80.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles HOllub left town today
on business trip.
C. S. CRUZ, of Philadelphia, is
in the city on business.
Alfred Tips, the hardware mer-
chant Of Runge, is at the Mahnckee
Mr.. II. VOgler is able to attend to
business, after a long spell Of sick
ness.
Gus. Mueller, a we'll known mer-
chant of Uvalde, arrived in the
city last night.
Il. S. Edwards, city marshal Of
Texarkana, is in the city, accom-
panied by John Carroll.
w. II. Sharp, Of BraZoria, ar
rived in the city this morning. He
is stopping at the Maverick.
Charles Roemer, wealthy stock
man of Comfort, arrived in the city
last night. He is stopping at the
Mahncke.
Mr.. w. A. Fletcher, prominent
man of Beaumont, arrived in the
city this morning. He is stopping
at the Menger.
Mr.. Frank Schumacher left last
night for his headquarters in Dali
las. He is of the firm of Middle
brook, Schumacher & Co.
Ira l.. Wheat, sheriff of Edwards
county, is in the city from Rock
Springs. He is accompanied by
his wife and child and Miss Jennie
Crawford.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hirshfield,
who have been in Fort Worth for
the past eight months, have ar
rived in the city, and will reside in
the future at No. 200 Elm street.
Mr.. Hirshfield will engage in his
old business, that Of ticket
broker.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
A Tip for Detectives.

Yesterday afternoon a nicely
dressed man, of good address,
called at a residence in this city
and displayed sample towel and
pair of silk hOse.The towels he Of
fered for 10 cents per dozen, and
they were valued by the ladies OF
the house at about 81 per dozen.
The hose were offered at 90 cents
per pair, and the same could not
he duplicated in this or any other
city for less than $3.50 or So. GLOW
do you send the goods" was
asked. "By express, and l will
have to have 50 in advance for the
express charges" The ladies read
lily saw through his thin scheme
and informed him that they could
not give him an order. 1t is the
belief that this man is "wOrking
the town." collecting "eXpress
charges" and the goods will not be
forthcoming.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
Citation by Publication,
Emma Howard

Emma Howard
No COOS. W..
Claude Howard.
In the District Court of Bexar County,
37lh Judicial District Of Texas
The State Of Texas to the Sheriff or any
Constable Of BeXar County,
You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication Of this Citation 10
some newspaper published In the County
OF BeXar, once In each week for four con-
SecutiVa weeks, previous to the return
day hereof. you summon Claude Howard,
whose residence is unknown. to be and
appear at the next regular tenn OF the
Di.rrict Court OF the 37th Judicial District
IT Texas, in aud for BeXar County, TO be
holden at the Court House thereof. In the
City IF San Antonio, on the l1th Monday
after The first Monday in October, A. d.
1893 the same being the 18th day OF De-
rembpr, 1873. then and there to answer a
petition hpd in said Court on the 18th day
April, 1893. In suit, numbered on the
Docket of said Court. No. 6OO6, wherein
Emma Howard Il plaintiff, and Claude
Howard Is defendant, wherein plaintiff
alleges as follows, tO-wit: That she Is a
bona fidp IL habitHnt OF the State OF Tex
as, and has resided in BeXar County for
more Than six months prior to the tnStt-
ia ion OF this suit, and that the residence
OF defendant Is unknown. That she was
lPRdlN UldIiltu W Ol w
1886, and as the fruit Of said marriage had
born o them a son, Hardie Howard, aged
tx wears. That on or about ADrIl |. 1890
defrn tant left plaintiff, with intention Of
a abandonment. and has continuously re-
manned away. failing and refusing to con-
tribute to the support Of plaintiff or The
said chi d. Wherefore Daintiir prays for
a decree annulling the marriage bet" cen
herself and defendant. for the custody OF
npr said child. and for the restoration Of
her maiden name, for costs and general
relief.
Herein fail not, but have you before
said Court, on The said first day of next
term thereof this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed
the same.
Wi mss, Henry UmScheid, Clerk Of the
DiS'ri Court of BpXar County.
Civ n under my hand and seal OF said
- Court. at Office. in the City Of
San Antonio, this the 9th day
IL. S. SOf November, A. D., 1898.
ISSUED same day,
HENRY UNSIGNED,
Clerk District Court of BeXar County.
By GEO. w. HUNTREss, Deputy.
Came to hand D. cember 4th, A. D.,
1873, at O'Clock p. M, and publication Of
the above Citation ordered made In the
San Antonio Daily LIGHT.
JOHN p. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff BPxar County, Texas
Bv NJ. r. CAMPBETI.. nerutv. l27 rot
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
BEFORE AND AFTER.
Look Upon This Picture and Their
Gaze Upon That, and See
WHAT They Teach

WHAT They Teach
The result Of Republican rule
was well summed up in Dun's
Review of Trade in December,
1892.
The most prosperous year ever
known in business closes tomorrow
with strongly favorable indica-
tions for the future.
For this year the volume OF set
Elements through the clearing
houses is the largest ever known
The largest total Of exports and
imports ever known in any year.
Unprecedented purchases for
consumption.
Manufacturers have made extra
ordinary progress.
The year closes with all wooden,
cotton and silk machinery fully
employed and unsold stocks much
lighter than usual, while the de-
mand for the coming season al
ready exceeds the capacity of many
mills. Shipments Of boots and
shoes from the east have been five
per cent. larger than any previous
season.
No stronger portrayal of the splen-
did ability with which the Repub-
lican party has managed the af-
fairs of the nation can be given. The
statement thus made is not that
of a political partisan; the opinions
expressed not those of politically
interested party. This is the sum-
ming up of facts by one who seeks
only for facts absolutely, careless
of what party they may help or
hurt, anxious only for tho truth.
Such an opinion is worthy Of the
careful attention Of all men.
CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY
TO-DAY.
Less than one year has passed
since these words were given to the
world. What is the situation to-
day? Let another great CONNER
cial authority tell us.
Bradstreet's, a great commercial
authority, has received reports
from 500 manufacturing establish.
ments, at 30 different points, that
have closed their doors since June
l, and says: -
"a summary of the results of the
investigation shows that no fewer
than 100000 industrial, building
trades and mining employees have
been thrown out Of work within
the time specified, due to the abso-
Lutte closing of the establishments
at which they were engaged, or the
shutting down Of work at the
mines"
The conclusions arrived at by
Bradstreets are given as follows:
When it is realized that this re-
port, complete as it may be, is quite
Incomplete so far as the country at
large Is concerned, even with re-
spect to manufacturing establish
ments which have wholly closed
down for one reason or another,
and that 1t takes no account of the
thousands of reductions Of working
forces in othermanufacturing estab-
lishments, in commercial houses,
or by transportation organiZa-
tions, large and small, it becomes
plain to the casual observer that
there are in all probability no few
er than 100000 to 100000 idle EN-
ployees of manufacturing, COM
mercial and other enterprises at
this time, who were nearly, if not
all, actively employed three or
four months ago, and that not
more than one-sixth to One-fifth of
this aggregate may fairly be said
to have been out Of work
during the past two months
owing to the customary midsum-
mer shut down or the necessity for
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
Small Burglary.

Burglars broke into NJ. Feille's
saloon on Houston street, last night
and helped themselves to cigars,
and few bottles of beer, but
found no money. They also took
with them a note for 800, but left
all the other papers. The cork
screw and empty bottles were
found back Of the Alamo Cement
Co.'S office,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-07
Mexican Lands and Mines,

fthOse who want to invest in farming
and timber lands, raise or tnges. bananas,
fruit, or embark IN mines In the State OF
Nuevo Leon, Crahuila and TtmaulipaS
will address me will fur nish them cor
rect description Of the lands and products
Of those States.
No letter answered unless accompanied
by 81 in United States currency.
f. LEvAN,
Monterey, NueVo Leon, Mexico.
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