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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16

mieckich. Nastepnie cesarz
stana} na czele pu}ku, kt6rego
jest honorowym szefem i prze.
prowadzi} 60 pred kr6lem.
Po rewii odbyl sic wspauia}y
bankiet W Pa1acu kr6lewskim,
ma kt6rym byli obecni jenera-
1owie, ksiezeta it'd. Cesarz
Wilhelm wysla} ztad list O.
twarty do namiestnika Alza-
cyl Ks. Won Hohenlohe, z kt6-
rym podnosi wysoko lojalnost
Alzatczyk6w i Lotaryngczy :
kow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
SzuIernia pOIska W Pittsburgh.

By1o to w Pittsburgh. w
mieszkaniu Stanisiawa Kosmo6-
skiego ma Mulberry all. W tych
dniach zupeinie nieoczekiwanie
zrobifa odwiedziny policya. Po-
licyant Wilkowski, przechodzac
tamtedy uslyszai goraczkowe
glosy przyjemny dzwiek srebra
rzucanego o stof. Byi, ma tyle
ciekawym, ze zajrzaf do wnetrza
domu przez okno = ujrzai 6ciu
meaczyzn grajacych W karty i
kupy pieniedzy ma stole. Wkr6t-
ce wszyscy sic znalezlina policyi,
gdzie przenocowali, a ma drugi
dzie6 sedzia Doherty skazaf kaz-
diego z Mich ma zaplacenie $40
C. kary i koszt6w. Jeden
2 Mich skarzy sic, ze przegrai
so do swych towarzyszy.
Wstyd to j obraza 3oska zgry-
wac tax jeden drugiegol... d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Chicago" 0puszcza Hawr.

HAwR, logo wrzesnia. =
Okret wojenny ameryka6ski
Hawr opusc;} dis tutejszy
port. Tlum zgromadzil sic ma
toku, azeby bye temu obecny.
Pozegnanie by}o bardzo uro-
czyste. W1adze miejskie, woj.
skowe morskie by}y W kom-
plecie; oficer6w okretu amery-
ka6skiego zegnano wyrazenia.
mi g}ebokiej sympathy, oni zas
zapewniali, re So zachwyceni
przyjeciem. T1um ludu wy
dawa1 okrzyki ma Geese Fran
cyl Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Cholera ma Okrecie.

BUENos AYREs, Is wrzes.-
Parowiec Reno" przyby1 tu
z Rio Janeiro z Brazylii, ma.
jac ma pok}adzie kilku pasaze,
row chorych ma cholere. u
rzednicy zdrowia zabronili ko-
mukolwiek wysiasc ma lad :
i kazali parowcowi opuscit
port. IDA sic on prawdopo.
dobnie z powrotem do Rio ia.
neiro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Przykra strata.

John van Wintel, zatn. pm. 400 N.
Ashland ave., poskarzyl sic wczoraj
kapitanowi Koch ma stacyi policyjnej
przy w. Chicago ave., se albo zgubi',
albo mu skradziono $l400. Opowiada
on, ze wczoraj wieczorem W piwiarni
pm. 497 W. Chicago ave. pokazywa}
swe pieniadze wszystkim tam sic
znajdujacym osobom. Mia3 je W wo-
reczku opasanym naokolo BIDDER.
Kiedy przyszedl do domu, pienisdzy
ME byio. Pc drodze nikogo ME spo-
tkal. = Kapitan Koch poleci1 poll.
cyantom szukad tych pieniedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
ROk ~.

urzednikow: jeduego sedziego sadu
wyzszego, trzech iunych sedzi6w to.
goz sadu i trzech sedzi6w sadu OBJ
wodowego, wreszcie prezydenta i l5
czlcnkow Rad7 powiatowej, kt6-
rych 10 obiera sic W miescie, q 5 z
dystrykt6w pozamiejskich.
: George A. Kingslaud, 14letni
synek paui Emmy Kingsland MsJ-
wood, zostai przejechany i zabity
przez pociag ekspresowy kolei North,
western ko}o haywood.
= Valentine Bobchak, robotnik
przy kanale W Lemont, zostai wczo.
raj, idac do roboty, przejechany przes
pociag kolei Santa Fe i zabity ma
miejscu.
w Evanston 'mnoza sic rozboje
W zatrwazajacy sposobi nawet W bia-
}y dzieh z}odzieje pladruja mieszka.
MIA. A odkryc ich policya ME u.
mie.
W cell ma stacyi policyjnej
PREY Desplaines ul. poderznal sobie
gardlo kawalkiem szkia rozbitej fla.
ski Seth J. Bellamy, aresztowany "a
grozenie podpaleniem i zabiciem W
domu pm. 40 S. May str. Rama jego
ME jest smiertelna.
- 36letuia iona Johna Kozlera,
zam' pm. l56 Erie str, odebraia So
bic zycie, zazywszy trucizne, powo-
du nieuleczalnej choroby, W kt6ra
popad}a cd niejakiego czasu.
w Brighton Park paliiy sic
prerye pozar grozif wagopom fra
chtowym, stojecym ma bocznym to-
RE kolei Santa Fe. Ugaszono go
jsdnak, MIN objai wagony.
= Nellie Otto, zam pm. 430 South
port ave., wczoraj wieczoren zrani}a
sic mocno, choc ME niebezpieczuie,
kiedy wypalii revolver, ktdry VIA
snie ogladaia.
- Patrick Foley z Emmett, Mich.
wczoraj wieczorem, zeskakujac wa
gonu kolei linowej linii Cottage
Grove ave., padl pod wagon, nadje.
zdzajacy przeciwnej strony. Ma
zlamane lewe ramie iprawa noge.
Mieszkai pm. "a prey 1S place.
- Zbieracz smieci William Fogen,
zam. pm. SO Edgemont ave., wczoraj
po poiudniu godz. Bel spadl ze
swego woza pred domem pm. 45
Polk str. i zosta} przejechauy, Od-
ni6s{ smiertelne wewnetrzne uszko-
dzenia i zawieziono 60 do szpltala po.
wiatowego.
= Wczoraj by}o ma wystawie osob
l56,679.
= Wystawa prawdopodobnie be.
die przediuaona az do l5.go listopa-
da.
= Dzis ma wystawie nDzieh" ko-
leiowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
ZakOnezenie maneWr6w
W Niemczech.

STUTTGART, 15 wrzesnia. =
Manewry wojskoWe W Mem
czech zachodnich zosta1y "a
ko1czone dis parads 1890
korpusu armii pred ces. Will
helmem. Korpus ten zloaony
jest wylscznie 2 Wirtemberg.
czyk6w. Kr6l wirtembergski
prowadzil parade pred cesa-
rem i salutowal go, jake ma
Sczelnego dow6dce wojsk ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
POlak m0rderca.

Policya Braddock, Pa. po-
szukuie cd dni kilku Michala
Pawlaczaka, kt6ry zabil Michala
Fekerity, mieszkajacego przy
Washington ave. Gl6wnym
swiadkiem W tel sprawie jest ko-
beta, u kt6rej obaj mieszkali, i
W kt6rym to domu b6jka powsta-
la. Pawlaczak bedzie sadzony
"a morderstwo, bowiem przeciw-
mix umarl ran " b6jce otrzy-
manych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Sobota dnia 16 Wrzesnia 1893 r.

przy brzegu. Urzedownie
ogloszono, re podczas bombar-
dowania pare os6b zosta}o "a
bitych. Opinia publiczna jest
zdania, ze powsta1cy opanuja
stolice.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Bombardowanie m. Rio Janeiro.

BUENoss AYREs, 10 wrzes.-
Prywatua depesza otrzymana
tu wczoraj wieczorem donosi,
ze powsta1cze okreta przez Ca
ly daie6 prowadzi}y dalej O.
strzeliwanie r6auych punkt6w
miasta. Zrzadzone zosta1y o.
gromne szkody. Wszelkiruch
W porcie ustal. Wszystkie
okreta stoja ma kotwicach lub
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Ze statystyki lichwy W Austryi.

Wed}ug statystycznych wykaz6w
urzedowych, W ca}ej Austryi cd r.
1882 do 1887, IT,. przez lat szes6,
oskarzono lichwe 658 os6b, czyli
100 rocznie. q tego skazanych costa
10 $40 os6b, t. j. zaledwie 81 ma rok.
Ma Galicye tego wypada SO4 os6b
zasadzonych, czyli 81 rocznie. Po-
miedzy zasadzonymi W casej Austryi
W ciagu lat osmiu AL osobami byso
158 katolikow 277 zydow, W Cali
cyl ma 1872 zasadlonych bylo "a kato-
lik6w 1873 aydow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16

SauSe cltereJ laiHaskoWa I'LL.
Dwaj mich maszyniste pala.
cza utrzymywali W szachu re.
wolwerami, a dwaj inni roz-
kazali ekspresowemu urzedni.
kowi zsypac pieniadze z kasy
do wora, kt6ry mieli ze soba.
Urzednik usiucha} natych-
miast rozkazu i wyda} $4,000
kt6re tworzyly Geese pieniedzy
przeznaczonych do rozp}acenia
robotnik6w. Zabrawszy tie pie
niadze, rozb6jnicy wystrzelili i
rozkazali maszyniscie odjechac
jak najpredzej. Us}uchano ich
tez, i wszystko odby1o sic tax
szybko, ze podr6zni mic o ca}em
zajsciu ME dowiedzieli sic, do.
p6ki pociag ME poruszy} sic ma
nowo. Wys}ano "a rabusiami
pogo6 zbrojnych, ilu zdo}ano.
Zdaje sic, ze- rabusie trzy'
mali W sasiedztwie W pogoto-
win konie, a ma pobliskiem je.
ziorze l6dz, kt6ra ich zapewne
przewioz}a natychmiast ma wy
BREEZE p6}nocne W Kanadzie.
Pociag przepe}niony by} po-
dr6znymi, pomiedzy kt6remi
byl pose} Edward Ryan. Are
sztowano Jacka Kinga i Jacka
Kehoe, jako podejrzanych 0
wsp6ludzia} W rozboju.
Smiertelny wypadek.
TORONTO, Ont, Is wrzesn.
J. H. Ferguson, jeden z najle-
pszych adwokat6w W Kama
die, wypad} dzi is okna pia-
tego pietra gmachu, W kt6rym
mia} bi6ro, zabi} sic ma miej.
scu. Ferguson pred dwoma
laty zapad} by} ma grype ze-
psu} sobie wzrok do tego sto-
pnia, re zmuszony by1 nosic
czarne okulary. Zdaje, sic, ae
okno uwaza1 "a drzwi boczne
i wskutek tego wypad1.
Okrutna rzez.
COLUMBUS, Miss, Is wrzes.
q Pickens County, Ala, dono.
sza o okrutnym wypadku lyn-
chu. Paul Archer, Will Ar.
cher, Polk Hill, Ed. Guyton i
Eileen Fant, sami Negrzy E.
leeu Faut kobieta) znajdowa
Ii sic we wiezieniu W Carroll.
son. We Czwartek W nocy
t}um zamaskowanych wszed}
do wiezienia; lynchownicy
zwiazali str6za, dostali sic do
wiezienia i w}ozywszy lufy
wincze-ter6wek W kraty cell,
strzelali do bezbronnych vie.
zni6w, dop6ki wszystkich ME
pozablali. Wiezniowie ci byli
podejrzani o podpalenie pc
wnego m}yna.
Bandyci ma agrauicy .pasu."
ARKANSAS CRY, KS, 15.go
wrzesnia. DIS rano wywiado.
wca 2 Hollisters Ranch pole.
chai do Usage Land i uwiado.
mil wszystkie banki, re resztki
szajki Daltona obozaja oko}o
80 mil ma po}udnie stad. Po.
wiedzia}, re zamierzaja oni ma
zajutrz urzadzit wyprawe prze
civ bankom, skoro ludnosc
opusci miejscowost i uda sic
mad granice. Banki postara}y
sic o silna straz. Do Ponie.
dzia}ku wszystkie banki beda
pozamykane, a strzedz je beda
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
Notatki Mieiskie.

= Wedle ogsoszenia klerka po-
wiatowego Wulfa przy wyborach je-
siennyoh ma sic obrac nastepuiicych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-09-16
rs. Arcybiskup Kenrick.

SUdu AoloWlo oGNNhWSSO mo-
Arcybiskupa Kenricka zaczy-
ma bye niepokojacym i kilka
list6w przez niego napisanych,
jakotez i inne wypadki swiad-.
cza, re tenze jest wielce os}a.
bionym. Delegacya ducho
wnych ma sic udat do Mgra
Satolli z prosba, by zarzadzi1
odpowiednie kroki do wyre-
czenia zacnego, ale ma teraz
dotknietego niemoca starosci
dostojnika.
Niesfychane poiary las0w.
MILWAUKEE,, logo wrzesnia.
Depesze z licznych miast pol.
nocnego Wisconsin, donosza
o olbrzymich szkodach zrza.
dzonych przez pozary las6w,
Marsbfeld, Junction City,
Dexterville, Prentice, Spencer,
Medford, Rhinelander, Ste
phens Point i inne miejscowo.
Sci liczsce 1000 do 5000 lu.
dnosci, otoczone SO pozarami
las6w i znaiduja sic W wiel.
klein ME b ez pi e cz e Il :
stwie. Wszystko pomiedzy
Babcock, Wood County, a
Necedah, Junction County
ponad koleja Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul, jest spalo.
ne. Miastu Dexterville grozi
zniszczenie. Setki mieszka1
rozrzuconych W okolicacb po.
zarem nawiedzonych, niewat-
pliwie sic spali}y. Me dono-
sza wypadkach smierci, ale
niemozliwa prawie jest rzecza,
by mkt z ludzi ME pad} ofiara
pozarow. Gala miejscowosc
Mannville W Marathon Coun.
ty, wraz z dworcem kolejo.
wynn, spalila sic. Meanwhile
liczy1a oko}o 200 mieszka6-
cow. Pociagi kolei Wisconsin
Central przy Marshfeld i
Spencerville mocno sic sp6.
zniaja.
Kazda mila kwadratowa
wielkiego dystryktu lesnego W
Stanie Wisconsin jest wysch1a
nsjzupe}niej, gdyz deszcz ME
pada} cd wielu tygodni. Strat
obliczyc nat ralnie ME podo-
bna, ale niewatpliwie wynosza
juz miliony. Dystrykt nawie-
dzony pozarem wraz z miejsco.
wosciami zagrozonemi, zajmu.
je prawie trzecia Geese Stanu.
Ca{y stan obecnie znajduje sic
W olbrzymiej chmurze dymu
rozciagajacej sic cd jeziora
Michigan Go jeziora Superior j
cd najdalszej granicy wscho
dniej do Mississippi.
Specyalna depesza z Merrill
donosi, ze osada Pine River W
poblizu tel miejscowosci costa.
Ia spalona; spali}o sic nsjmniej
20 budynk6w. Mieszka1cy
ratowali sic, chroniac sic do
studzien i pokrywaja sic zwil.
zonemi koldrami.
R0zzfOszczony Negr.
KENNER, La, Is wrzesnia,
Rosalin Julian, Negr, dzisiaj
rano majac stawit sic pred
sadem "a bicie zony, rozz}osci}
sic istotnie do wscieklosci.
Kiedy szeryf zblizy} sic do ME
60, ably 60 aresztowat, wyja1
revolver strzeli1 do niego.
Sedzia Estopenal pr6bowa} mu
wydrzec revolver, ale Julian
strzeliii zabi} sedziego ma miej.
scu. Potem zwr6cil sic do
ucieczki, ale odwr6ciwszy sic,
jeszcze raz strzelil do syna
Estopenala rani} go r6wniez
smiertelnie. Potem uciek1.
Jeszcze rozb6j kolejowy.
HANCOCK. Mich, Is ,wrzesn.
Czterei zamaskowani rabusie
dis rano zatrzymali pociag ko
lejowy pomiedzy naszem mia.
stem a Calumet i zrabowali
$4,000 nalezacych do kompa.
nil kopalni Calumet i Hecla..
Kopalnia Calumet and Hecla
daje zatrudnienie okolo 2000ro
botn;Lono uuplooo i'm oko1o
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Women Have Ideas.

Nearly 400 applications for patents
were made last year by women. Fore
most among the inventions are those ap-
pertaining to the adornment of the in
ventOrs or of their homes. But besides
these there are new sky signs, fire es-
capes, cameras, balloons, and not few
conveniencies for the opposite sex in the
line of improved braces, buttonhole
flower holders, trousers splash prevent
ers, etc.
Not only do the women seem able tt
originate the ideas, but also to exploit
their patents and introduce them. Sew
eral large commercial enterprises in
England are carried ON by women, and
III this country lady very successfully
defended her patent dress protector in
open court, conducted the case herself
and came off with flying colors.-Ex'
change.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08

Two little dogs were playing in the
street when a large, surly mongrcl came
along and interfered. The little fellows
snapped at the big bully and were Sc
verely whipped for their tcmerity. An
other dog on the sidewalk no sooner saw
the fight than he started ON run for a
livery stable near by. There he found
three other dogs, and a barking colloquy
ensued, and presently the four dogs made
a dash to the rescue. The mongrel saw
re-enforcements coming and retreated
rapidly, although not in good order,
since the pursuers got in several hard
bites before the bully escaped. Then the
stable dogs returned to their quarters,
and the little dogs resumed their play
Toronto Empire.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Dress Reform Gaining Ground.

Frances E. Russell chairman of the
committee on dress reform in the Wom-
ans National council, writes that the
most encouraging phase of the movement
is the hearty support Of educated women
and college girls. From the normal col
lege in Oswego comes a paper with 100
signatures indorsing the improvement in
women's dress (which will give her the
free and healthful use of all the organs
of the body" One of the alumn@ assO-
Citations of the state, numbering 30
or 40 members, has made and is max
ing dresses reaching but little below
the knees for general everyday use. The
president and 80 members of the faculty
at Wellesley lead a list of over $50 Wei
lesley college girls, supporters of the
movement. Iowa college at Grinnell
sends another list, and the Indiana nor
NAL school at Terre Haute is also rep
resented.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08

"Winnie,' she said, "baby is waking,
and 1 must get fathers dinner. Put
dolly down, my dear, and take Ben and
baby into the lane; the fresh air will do
them good"
Do you think Winnie pouted or
frowned or grumbled? Oh, no. Winnie
liked to help mother as much as she
could, and very soon she was out with
the little ones in the lane where the
blackberries grew.
"Oh, baby" she cried as she Rugged
her little sister May, you are nicer even
than dear Rosa Annie, for she only
smiles, but you can clap your hands and
laugh and jump and hold out your arms
to me. Why, look, fathers coming to
dinner. Run and meet him, Benny, and
he'll give you a ride home on his Shout
der. New York World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Rise of the Violet.

The modest violet" has outlived its
reputation as a neglected, unnoticed
flower. Its odor finds place in my lady's
boudoir, in toilet water, scent sachet
and perfumed bottle. Her dainty cloth
ing is embroidered with violets. Her
pretty gauze fan is sewed with them. <
tiny bunch of their purple sweetness is
tucked in the puffs of her hair, and a
large cluster adorns her coat when she
walks down the fashionable avenue.
Not one of all the flower sisterhood has
claimed so much attention in recent
years or been so persistently initiated for
general use.-Exchange.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
A True story of a Brave Little Girl.

She was only little girl Of 10, her
father was i'll, and her mother was kept
beside his couch to care for him. Two
little brothers with these formed the
family. There was a small store i'll a
portion of the town quite distant from
the home that had to be kept open, as it
formed the only source Of support for
the family.
To this store every day t1udged the lit
tie storekecper, through the bitter cold
of winter, carrying i'll her pocket piece
of unbuttered bread for dinner. All day
she sold her goods and each night carried
home to poor, sick papa" the money she
received. In the cold back room she ate
her sorry dinner. Occasionally she
saved penny or two, and at Christmas
bore to her sick father an orange and to
each brother a little toy, but nothing for
herself. She passed each day the bakers
windows, where were displayed many
things that looked good to hungry child
ish eyes, but not a penny bought any
thing for herself. She ate her cold bread
and saved all the money for papa and
the family.
One evening she lost one of her nit
tens, but told no one of her loss, as it
would take money to buy another. III
the biting cold she would wear it on one
hand until the other was cold and then
change it. Thus she supported the fam
lily through the winter, paying by her
work for food and fuel. This little hero
inc no longer lives, for God has need OF
all such. The SHOWS are today piled
above her grave, but there are hearts
that will never forget the little heroine
and her devotion to her family.
This is a true story.-Cor. New York
Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Last Year Was Great Year For Women.

Last Year Was a Great Year For women.
The year 1892 was wonderful year to
the women of Great Britain. Its great
est triumphs are the opening of st. An
drew's university to women and the gen
crosby of the faculty in offering to tho
women students a share of the bursaries
of scholarships, One-half Of which is re-
served for women students exclusively
The council Of the Royal Geographical
society agreed to admit women as fell
lows on the same terms as men, and the
British Medical association called a gen.
eral meeting for the purpose of consider
ing the admission of the 40 registered
women physicians in England.
The important place assigned to wOm-
en- at the church congress and the de-
cisions Of the Foresters' club to admit
women on the same terms as men are
striking proofs of the tendency of the
times to acknowledge, on the one hand,
women's intellectual power and capacity
for scientific research, and, on the other,
their right to mingle with men as equals
in the more practical affairs Of life
London Letter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Tho Indispensable Button.

Women are showing desire to drOl
the hook and eye fastenings that have
tried their patience and fingers and cling
only to buttons that they can rely upon
at all times. If sewed ON properly, they
are there every time. Even the foolish
woman of fashion, wishing to have hel
bodice as tight fitting as possible, finds
button fastenings Of assistance, as when
too tight to catch with the fingers a
buttOnhook will do the work and the
pretty finger nails are as even as before
Dry Goods Economist.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
$4,000 For a woman's Wages.

Miss Ida J. Burgess, Chicago artist,
receives 5000 for decorating the wom-
ans library and reception room in the
Illinois building at the Worlds fair, re-
ceiving the award over many cOmpeti-
tors. Her design is of the Italian renais-
sance style, and the color scheme is
ivory, white and gold, with tints of pale
green. Chicago Letter.
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"Hush-a-by, baby sang Winnie to
her doll as she sat by the door of her
cottage home one bright autumn day.
She had come back from school, and she
meant to have a good game with Rosa
Annie, as she had named her doll. But
very soon mother stood in the doorway
with little Ben.
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miles from the top OF the peak, IL sun
looks. as it did an hours ride TO the east,
about mile and a half away.-Colorado
Springs Cor. New York Mail and EX-
MOSS
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The fad of wearing velvet cuffs to
match the collar on the overcoat ~as
but a short lived affair. The 1Cve~-'s
of this winter are entirely devoil. If gar
nishment of any kind.
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AUTHoRIzEoc COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
FRED SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
GEORGE BROWN.
Subscribers are requested not to pay
their subscription without taking a re-
ceipt. 7. B. JOHNSON, Mgr,
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AN EYEIOPENER,

Keep your eye on the real estate trans
ferS and see the bone fide home seekers
who are buying in Grand View Addition,
which offers the best inducement in the
state for safe, sure and reliable invest
ments. See A. j, May, over Texas Natl
Bank. 1T I
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MISUNDERSTANDING" when the bill is
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE,

RAIL RUAD lime TABLE.
I.& c. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M. K. & T. $40 m
For st. Louis via Iron Mountoin S:Is m
For Laredo $40 a m
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M, K. and T $40 m
From st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. 1850 N
From Laredo 7:3o D m
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston $50 p m and IN
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston 600 m. and AIS p. m
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
- :. $3.50 m
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex $50 m
Ar. from Eagle Pass I:25pm
Ar. from San Francisco, FL Paso I:52 D m
S. A. & A. P. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerville TAO a III daily except
Suneay and Monday.
Leaves for Houston 9:o5 a NJ daily.
Corpus Christa 2.Io NJ daily.
Kerrville7:l5 P m daily.
ARRIVALS.
Arrive from Kerrville $3.50 m daily.
" " Corpus Christi las P III daily
g Kerrville Gas daily except Sun
day and Monday.
g. Houston 90 p N daily.
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SOlicitude.

Mother-Your little sister has been
pulling you on the sled for the last half
hour. Why don't you pull her?
Little Johnny-I'm 'fraid she'll cat
cOld.-GOOd News.
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