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s1F v "N"Hssf's
70 ntkoIik fokh msli dsmokrst6
v6tsiha v okfesu MiINaakse. wi.
Al teprss ' minaId voll,s podalilo
&c rbayiu 80 Iioh a svolili opst vst
slnu rspublikAnssou. yiak nyhi
IiI a6inana odhalsuf, q niobl Ide
~ jsyo, IL ~ demokratickk sprkya
okresa nessvdsIa v ni6em Tam.
many New Yorskou. IN tiskove
pfkoe placeny byly ceny troj Al
diyernhsobnd we Jius podobnt
Nyndjsf rada naFidila vyietFoyAui
rakfo6i soudns prot svindlefhm.
Armady se,ams.taantch.
Coreyoya armada byla, jakt sdt.
I'LL j-me, rdrayotnfmi dfady q
leicnf vypoysrena odtahIa, ably
oblaiila nejbliisf soasedy v Mary.
landu Iiyattsyille.
DO HyattsviIIe, Md, nastahovala
80 Is. 1. m. Coreyho armada nera.
mdstnanyeh, aysak pfijetf Sc strany
obyvatelstya nedoltalo so Jim
xrovna moe vfcleho. We m6st6
ihncd utyofil sc dobrovoInicky
sbor, kteryz chce xahnati "armadu"
Z mesta, | kdyby prs TAX pasilim SO
stAti melo. Gen. Douglas pozadan
byl nalezitou vyxbroj pro tento
dobrovolnicky sbor obcana, srazka
pry se oGekAyA kazdou chvfli, pakli
sledcvnfci Coxeye budou ma tom
stati, ably jejich vadcove, zejm6na
Brown, okoli mluvili. vojsko
gen. Coxeye zatfm pfipravuje sc k
utabofenf 80 ma delsf dobu a nejevf
ami dost male chute dAti SO zahnati.
Coxey, jakz minute jsme sdelili,
musel lezenf Washingtonu SO
kliditi ohled6 zdravotnfch i Wy.
bral 80 3 lidem svym do krasneho
parku Little Spa zvaneho Hyatts.
vile.
u Rawlins, Wyo., sd6luje Sc re
dne l3. t. m, 10 draha U. p. roz-
hodla Sc, 10 konecnG ucinf tomu
pfftrz, ably tax zvane "armady ne.
zam6stnanych" ma zapade stale
stale Sc tvoffcf molly porusovati
zakony tim, ze zde onde vlaku sc
xmocnf ma Washington jedou.
Ufady byly o tom uv6domeni, 70
22l muza pod vedenfm gen. s. L.
Shefllera Oregonu zmocnilo SO
ma trait Oregon Short Line vlaku.
Ma druhy den Cokeville pfesedli
ma vlak jin9, TAX dvakrate pre-.
stoupili zakony Spojenych statd.
Spolkovy marial Rankin sehnal 81
lined dostl vypomocnSch, vsedl
mimi ma zvlastnf vlak pustil sc "a
armAdou, kteraz u Cokeville tabo-
rem SO rozlozila, dozv6devsi sc, ze
cesta jeff dale byla by marnou, ze
ma byti "a kazdou cenu ma pochodu
SVEN zadrzena a vadcove jeff po-
trestani. Ma druhY den vsak mfsto
o6ekavaneho klidu sc "vojsko"
zvedlo a ozbrojfc sc klacky, vzalo
maraalovi 10 zatknuvsfmu vlak
ujfzd6lo dale. Pravideln6 vojsko
Z Fort Russell bylo poslano za
mimi.
Montansky oddfl armady neza-
mestnanych jest prvnf, jenz ztrestan
Jest soudn6 "a ukradenf vlaku. Dne
Ia. TIN. byl vddce Hogan Helena,
Mont, odsouxen ma sest a druzf po
dvou m6sfcfch do v6zenf a sice:
strojvedoucf, topid 40 "kapitan6".
DO Seattle, Wash, pfibylo dne
Is. I. m. pet Oct pechoty l4ho pluku
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-16
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n eestuIisl lsiasssl y N. ~
ier nsssliyi ITO day maHa ~
|epb, kaasas CITY . a. f,8uls ,
sout. . kdw1tssills. Collins
y . okoll = rbiesea ' llli8uis a.
les soiskee . saiisss IsIams
ei p odIifaisIe sby mtli prof
Zee pligtayent . eo moin9 ma
|omoeai byli, satsl jim budsms
dtfni.
pyd a.. fiigots zlp
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-16

aby armada sandsrsoyu . Cripple
Greek, Colo, jel minnls sattena
byIs spolkoy}mi mafaAly . Isjioh
v}pomocsfmi, ponSvadl rmocnila
40 vlaku draby Northern Pacific,
hlfdali. lGs "roIinh" Jest pohnAno
pFe1 soud, aby se rodpovidali prod
pFerusili spojcni lelerni6nf q poru.
siIi maletek .poletnossi, klertf M.
ltrk Sc ' fukon dlednt ustaDove.
nyeh reeeiverh.
l.. kalingnr a Joseph Wen.
bloth byli se Philadelphia dne 10.
t. m. rat6sni ma obylntui, 10 ve
schhri 'rckruth" armkdy ncxamsst.
nantoh yedli pobnfujfcf fe6i ma.
bAdajfce lid, ably tabl na Washing.
ton a rozmlAtil TO tam vsechno
smahem. zaIimayd jest, lie "spice"
ty yedeny byly po rusku tajni
pry jim rozumtli.
v Denver uspofadana byti msla
ncd6li volikh demonstrace TAX
zvan5m reservoir" armady neza.
mestnanych, aviak dopadlo TO We.
lice bled6. Misto slibovanych
10000 lidf prhvodu bylo jich
pouze as 500. lIlavnfmi fe6nfky
dne byl gencralDf velmistr Rytffa
Prace Sovereign a nekolik "gene.
ralh" armady zaloznf.
Oddflu gen. Kellyho vede SO m
cest6 jeho po fece ma vorech
lodfch dosti dobfe. Dne l3. I. m.
dorazili srastnd do Eddyville, Ia,
kdez oDcanstvo poskytlo Jim potra-
viny do zasoby pocastovalo jc
polevkou. 0 IL. hodin6 vecernf
vyjela armada do Ottumwa.
Gaivin6v oddfl dostal Sc dne 13.
t. m. do Greensburgu, Pa, rozlo.
zil Sc v tam6jsfm parku taborem,
ably 81 muzstyo oddechlo. Obyva-
telstvo celeho okolf chovalo SO vdGi
clenhm armady ve'ice chladn6 a
TAX jen Sc skrovnymi zasobami Wy
rail vol do Lathrope.
Take st. Paul, Minn., ma jiz
svou armadu, kteraz vytahla ina
Washington" dne l3. t. m. a uta
bofila SO nedaleko Fort Smelling.
Po kratk6m odpocinku dali 80 nG
cestu smerom jlznfm, jsouce xaso-
beni hojn6 potravami.
Oddfl II armady nezam6stnanych
pod vedenim Harrise SO v Law.
renceyille, ILL.,, rozesel. Vadce
sebral vse co mohl, zejm6na penfxe,
jez po cestd byli vojfni dostali,
praskl do bot. Vojaci, vidouce
marnost sveho snazenf, rozesli sc.
Oaklandsky oddfl armady, jenz
dne 10. t. m. vyrazil ze Sacramento,
Kal., v poctu as 700 muzd, sotva
pfisel do Rocklin, mel jiz nest6stf.
o 4. hodine rannf "vojaci" zmocnil /
80 nakladnfho vlaku v Arcade a
pfijeli ma mem do Rocklin, kdez
dfednfci postavili SO Jim cestu.
Jeden 2 vddcd, Paisley, byl kon.
st6blem nastal6 tahanici zastfelen
strojvedoucf, rovn6z Glen armady,
byl zat6en. Konstebl Flecken-
berger byl by malem "vojfny'
lyn6ovan, kdyby sam gen. Smith
jej byl nezachranil a nepomohl ma
k dtdku. Strojvedoucf ma pfimluvu
ob6anstva obavajfcfho so dalafch
vystupd propustan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-16

Ta,ba ko,a.

ZprAya yladniho odboru ve
Washington6 o t6zbd kova "a rok
1893 10 dobotovena. Celkem Wy
tezilo 40 xemin a kovh IN 5000. $780,
Os3, = 6ehoz v6isi polovi6ka, $685..
oot, t,2i7, jsou zeminy a s24e,9sl,ss
kovy. Jest To nejmensf tszba cd
1850 a obnhsf o l75 milionh dolarh
meme neali rocni PRIMER. Ncivfce
ubylo zelezne rudy, 40 miliond
dol, ale ma zlat6 a stfibfe pfibylo
o n6co, ma zlat6 o $,95o,ooo, a ma
stfibfe o 81, ,5sb,o57. M6di ubylo o
l6 mil. liber v Gene O mil. dol.
olova ubylo 80 tisfc ton Gene 8
mil. dol; zinku ubylo 0 tisfc ton
Y Gene 8 mil. dol; alumnia pfibylo
so tisfc liber a niklu ubylo o so
ze sta prhmeru.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-16

ins ~. l. m. pfa.kls, blsby IsIt
- fosssoapily spossty yod vylly
.s do adolf. ai6iee yss 90 ' essta
- jim .,ssiIo Kdyf asbetpsSt
byIo spoaoroskno, bylo lined dAno
popIasaa sesmeaf, visk skplaya
pgiils sk ryohIs, IL mnohk fsads
Isst fnitena . mnoht ikody spaao
bs6y Tfar dfkhy mesi Idms .
DiIIon byis snesena hplna. Ma
iedssA, mil osoIi rApIaya 90 ros.
sllils . mnohA fodins pliprsyena
jest . eelt syt jnani, nemajio ted
ani piis.ieii
"a rase
IIra,ii sloykci Isou al jil optt W.
slsseob. Tentokrkte Iednk 80 o
Mar. sIoyenskB spolek, organisaoi
10 podobns naiemu C.s.P.s. jed.
notlis6 odbory stAth Illinois, Indi.
any, Michigan Missouri svolkyajf
40 k soukrom6 porad6. jet v Chi.
csgu odbfyali SO mA. Gas proratfm
ur6cn neni. Porada ma pry IA
ddel rorhoyor potfebach one
organirace, jakoi | o chybheh hlav.
mich dfeddfka 4 p. Inu, SloyAoi v
si6em ncradajf vi = mani Cechy,
dovedou vyte6ne SO skorpit ma.
v1ajem.
PovidA m Carnegieho.
Burgess McLuckie, jent vyte6ns
zna manipulate jake provad6ly se
pfi vsrobe ocelovych ploten ma
vlA.inf lode ur6enyoh u Carnegieho
v Homesteadu a Pittsburgh, Pa,
nepohodl SO nejak Sc 81 ravou veil
kych tech ocelaren a ted povfdA,
jake ohro,nnd podvody SO dely u
Carnegieho, jen ably Strycek Sam
byl okraden co vice, ably dostal
"a dobre sve penize spatne plotny.
McLuckie vypravf, 10 kdysi plotna,
kteraa m6la pro spolecnost Car
negieho ceny $4,000 cd vlady
slfbenych, vykaxovala hlubokou
rShu, JED pficinenfm foremana a
raznych pomahacd byla TAX zafeko-
vana, 10 toho nikdo ma prvy pohled
nepoznal, ba ami "znalci vojenstf"
ni6eho nev6d6li, aneb necht6li v6-
d6t. Takym podobnym spdso-
bem "sfuSovane" plotny doiavala
spolecnost po leta McLuckie, ably
udani sva dotvrdil, postal tajemnf-
kovi vladnfho odboru narys one
plotny oznaGenfm mist, kde
jsou ty "zaflekovan6" otvory.
RegIstrovani Ciiani.
Vladnf odbor We Washington6
podava zpravu poctu zapsanych
Cfhand die noveho vylucujfcfho
zakona Cfhanech. Nasledujfcf
s,aty mali Cfhant Alabama, 81;
Arkansas, 81; Kalifornie Nevada,
67,077; Colorado a Wyoming,
1850; Connecticut Rhode Island,
57s; Florida, 100; Georgia, 1876;
Illinois, 1872; Indiana, ll3; Iowa,
l0l; Kansas a Oklahoma, l2l;
Kentucky, SO; Louisiana a Missis-
sippi, 6e6; Delaware a District of
Columbia, 100; Massachusetts,
2,l35; Michigan, 1873; Minnesota,
9l; Missouri, 500; Montana, Idaho
a Utah, 1900; Nebraska Dakoty,
4o7; New Hampshire, Vermont a
Maine, ia; New Jersey, eal;
New Mexico Arizona, 1871; New
York, 6,247; Severnf Karolina, III;
Ohio, 2l2; Oregon a Washington,
1885; Pennsylvania, 1873; Jiznf
Karolina, SO; Tennessee, 10; Texas,
1921; Virginia, III; ZApadnf vir-
ginia, 80; Wisconsin, l3o; celkem
lo4,3l2. v 1900 bylo iich lo7,4s5.
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Tao mA neIsp fHSiss 6espolehlstH pfosvaaa lsl
kkeh ffote iAdkms fsfefy, ~ nks dotk 10 pie ssaf
~ vsstko ss rudt
south omaha Live stoek 90,
a. Onsei III Exshsaae BIdg, No Omaha. Neb
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Zprava 0 stavu oseni.


KyGtnova zprhva stava osenf,
vydana vladimir odborem We Wash
ingt> .na udava, 10 ozimka Jest s1.4
procenta oproti s0.7 procent pred.
chazejfciho mdsfce, dbytek tudfz
5.s procent. Roku 1893 touze
dobou zaznamenano bylo 1873 pro.
cent. Primer We statu Ohio OBJ
MAST 90 procent; Michigan, s3;
Indiana, 90; Illinois, 80; Missouri,
SO; Kansas, IS; Nebraska, so a
Kalifornie, 50. Dubnov6 pocasf
melo vclice pffznivf yysledek ma
oscni, cfmz skody namnoze sphso-
bene v mdsfci bfeznu pon6kud SO
yyvAzily. V Kansasu a Nebrasce
mnoh6 skody suchem sp6sobcny
jsou. Zito, jako ozimka, rovn6z
dosti utrpelo, vzdor tomu vsak
PRIMER dnem /. kv6tna obnasf 00.7
oproti 94.4. Prhm6r We statech
New Yorku, 90; New Jersey, 90;
Michigan, ol; Pennsylvania, 90
proccnt. Prdm6r jecmene jest o2.a
oprotfs6.e roku minuleho. Pastyiny
90. Primer, pokud bavlny Sc tyde,
obnasel dnem |. kv6tna s1.0 oproti
s5,3, sice Virginie, Al; Sew.
Karoliny, Al; Jiznf Karoliny, ss;
George, So; Floridy, o5; Alabamy,
80; Mississippi, sa; Louisiany, 81;
Texas, "a; Arkansas, 81; Tennessee,
SO. Pocasf nezhstaya, jak vidno,
beg vlivu.
u Honolulu.
Zpravy Honolulu do 3. kv6tna
pravf, &c volby zastupca do dstavo-
darndho sjezdu odbyly SO pokojnd.
Kralovstf pfivrzenoi nem6li lad.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-16

ateh tesseeh IIyIo odsvsdkao
T,1tT hiash fIfvfienei kfkIossy
hodlsIi ! teryaa provt.ti ntIssoa
okksslcss pfasl sssimat sIG'Ia, usls
! aAsilnt nspadaoati pohisl,
bsde u pr ltebs. yIAdnt hlainiei
e. tpma smhIf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Lanham carries Jack county.

Lanham carries Jack county.
Miller and Phinney Jailed at Ell
Paso for seducing little girls.
Police Officer Anderson, acct
dentally shot at Waco, is dead.
Henry Capus lynched at Houma,
Ala, for outrage.
Demitt county reports good corn
and splendid cotton prospects.
Coffee crop of Oaxaca is harvest
ed.
Zapata county will instruct for
Grain.
Hays county is all abroad as to
gubernatOrial candidate.
Mason county Republicans en-
dorse Noonan for congress.
Limestone county does not in
struct its delegates.
Reagan improves his chances at
Denison.
Bowie county, Henry's home,
endorses him enthusiastically.
Executive committee, POpu lists,
will revise the platform. y
r. w. Jones arrested at Waco
and held for murder in Arkansas
Train wrecked near Mt. Pleas
ant and tramp has a broken leg
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-23
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1894.
A PRACTICAL METHOD.

In giving emphasis to industrial
training as the need Of this pres
ent it mustbe remembered that the
kindergarten is the legitimate pa
rent of the industrial school, for in
its classes is laid the foundation of
all Industrial education. This fact
is of itself sufficient to stamp upon
the true kindergarten work the
seal of intelligent approval. The
work of industrial education
brings with it a reasonable hope
for the alienation of some Of the
misery which so abounds in the
present, and of making good citi-
zens Of a class who have been too
long a burden upon charitable
shoulders. Municipal and private
aid may be given to these desti.
tute and un fitted thousands until
the end of all power of giving is
reached, and yet no true
relief is afforded and the
habit of receiving aims
is only confirmed and grows by
what it feeds upon. But to put
men and women in the way OF
earning an honest living, and to
teach them and their children that
it is disgrace to receive that fOr
which no return is made, is to un.
dermine all professional beggary
and is the first step towards its
obstruction. 1t raises the sense o,
self respect in those hitherto desti
tute of that quality and inspires
an ambition to help self that il
the greatest self-help in the world
There is nothing more true thar
that providence helps those whC
help themselves, and those whC
feel the stimulus of this powe
of self-help afforded through 4;
practical industrial training will
never be left to accept thu
charities of the state or indi
viduals. AS a matter of prac
teal economy it would be wei
for the cities to establish industrial
schools as the SurnSt means Of dc
populating the poor-house of tn
future. There is something s.
helpful, practical and hopeful il
the industrial school outlook an,
in the kindergarten as its tru
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stroyers.

That advertisement of the city of
San Antonio, prepared by the
LIGHT for general distribution
among the Republicans at Denver,
will tell the story of the Old
Alamo City to a thousand homes
that have never entered her his
toric precincts. 1t is also an
official announcement of the invi-
tation to the National League to
hold its next session in this city,
upon the resolution Of the city
council. This is only one of the
many ways in which the LIGHT is
quietly making San Antonio
known abroad.
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Tammany has never been con-
spicuous for its political morality
and decency, but it draws the line
at Breckenridge and declares that
he was not invited to make the
Fourth Of July grafton. There is
some little sense of shame left even
in Tammany, and the line is drawn
at Desha's father.
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This week will very probably de-
liver over the tariff bill to the Sem
ate for general discussion. A more
complicated and inconsistent meas
ure has never passed that body,
and the committee of the House to
whom the bill will be referred on
passing Senate will not know
where to begin it's consideration,
for they do not know the changes
nor the reasons therefor that have
been made in Senate. How Wilson
will take the mutilation of his
work no one knows, nor how the
country at large and the Demo-
cratic party in particular will
view the work Of the industry de-
stroyers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-23

SOlllS.
The Democrats this year are on
the defensive, and that means that
they will suffer defeat. They have
that bulldog courage that makes
an onset strongly, but they cannot
hold the bulldog grip.
This congress will never be
spoken of as the "late lamented."
The hymn sung at its funeral will
be the old one commencing "Believ-
ing, we rejoice to see the curse re-
move"
Political deception is the bumper
that prevents a smashing Of the
draw heads when the cars come
together on the party rails.
1t is not always the boy that is
turned up most effectually in his
youth that turns up most success
fully in after life.
All the silver that is produced in
Texas will not make any one rich,
but the cotton crop of the state is
one of it's sources of wealth and
should be protected.
San Antonio should put up the
best live stock show this fall that
has ever been seen in Texas. 1t is
in the books for her to do it. She
has the means and the brains if
she employs them.
San Antonio doffs her cap to the
gallant Benson, who led the Ala
mo City hosts to victory in storm
ing the citadel of the Travelling
mems association for San Antonio.
May his grip always be loaded.
Joe Savers is likely to take a
back seat in Congress, or out of it,
after the fall elections. The combi-
nation Of Populists and Republi-
cans, if made, will be too hard for
him to break.
Fly is making a good race for
the Congressional nomination in
his district, but he has not knock
ed William Henry out by con-
siderable.
The "Swamp Fox" was too well
intrenched in the Populist conven-
ton to be smoked out, and when
his name came up for nomination
those who had been lOudest in de-
nouncing him were mighty silent.
With the National Republican
League and the T. P. A. holding
sessions in this city next year
there will be a lively interest
stirred up all over the country as
to the chief city of Texas.
That Tourist Hotel should be
ready for the coming of the T. P. A.
and the National Republican
League, but it will not be. 1t would
be as we'll to show our visitors it's
foundation, if no more.
The PopuIists have SHE'D their
castor into the ring first, and are
now waiting for the Democrats
and Republicans to show their
colors on the inside of the ropes.
The Nugent folks are alive.
This world is full of mistaken
souls who would hold an umbrella
over duck in shower of rain.
This state is more in need of
those who will teach the young
idea how to shoot than it is Of
those who are themselves on the
shoot. Hogg's anti-popper decla-
ration has been lost in the shuttle.
There are no flies on the Gulf
Shore road and it is pushing its
grading forces we'll out toward
Sutherland Springs. There will he
a large cotton trade between this
city and Rancho this fall.
Aquarius will accept the thanks
of this community, through the
LIGHT, for recent favors.
The we'll wooded sheepman is
coming to the front and notifying
the free-wool Congressman from
this district that he is not a success
as a representative of his wool
growing constituents.
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ments to income tax bill.
Hill warns Harris, of Tennessee,
for trying to bulldoze Senate.
Anti-options bill passes House
149 to 81.
General deficiency appropriation
bill is before the House.
Grand jury not ready to report
as to sugar trust witnesses.
Intercolonial railway promoters
are hopeful of success.
Gold reserve in treasury is down
to SCI, 902,746.
Summer school of methods closes
session at Galveston.
The Texas party with Hogg are
seeing New York sights.
California Republicans want tree
silver coinage l6 to l.
Mexican city council banquets
Minister Rubio today.
The Yaqui Indians are all at
work peacefully.
Bradstreets report a moderate
business improvement.
American immigration decreases,
African immigration increases.
Travelling men at Milwaukee
abolish the natural death benefit
and raise accident benefit to $1,000.
Wells is thought to be the COM
ing man if Grain cannot get the
necessary two-thirds.
Rainfall in the cotton belt light,
Houston getting l.56, the heaviest
reported.
Chicago, Kansas City, Houston
and Scranton alone show increase
in bank clearings.
w. p. Earl, for the murder of his
wife's param our, jailed at Paris
without bail.
Buck Kilgore at Greenville
makes bad break and hurts his
chances for denomination.
Miners and railroaders at Deni-
son want difficulties arbitrated
with the coal operators.
The Pope's encyclical is addressed
to all "Princes and Peoples" and
not to the church.
The Hogg party are at the Victo-
rio hotel New York city, until after
the Saengerfest.
Memphis Guards choose Miss
Annie Cockrell, of Little Rock, as
sponsor.
Populists at Waco repudiate the
Advance of Dallas as their official
organ.
Nugent makes senseless talk
about organized labor, defending
it's demands, just or unjust.
In the Parker-Palmer debate at
LoCkhart, the Democratic cham
pion became abusive and was
hooted.
Granbury resigns as clerk of the
State land office, to accept nomi-
nation by Pops as Land commits
sioner-
Civil Court of Appeals, End dis
trlct, adJourns until september al
ter disposing Of $40 cases, leaving
446 on the docket.
Receiver appointed for all the
Fort Worth, Arlington height COM
panies, land, railway, lights, water
etc.
Count Won Koultz, master of
ceremonies of the German court,
arrested for a series of indecent
letters sent to noble families. He
is insane.
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low who swallows it whole must
be political ostrich. 1t is all
things for all men in order to catch
some.
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That Populist platform is
nightly like Joseph's coat Of
many colors. The politician who
cannot find something to suit him
in it is hard to please, but the fell
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
10 any persons on account OF the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
published In the paper, unless they hold q
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. I. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT
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foundation, that one is not sur
prised to see ali thoughtful intelli-
gent men an women rallying to
their support wherever established
and aiding in their establishment
where newly proposed. The kim
dergarten not only lays foundations
for arts and trades, but it lays an
emphasis on broad moral training
that is in itself greatly to be de-
sired. All enduring foundations
are laid in formative periods and
it is this fact which renders the
moral and manual training of the
kindergarten so important. "First
the blade, then the ear, after that
the full corn in the ear"
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E All contracts or hills must be APP
srOved bv the Secretary and Manager.