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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Der Qfirftaboum.

Sn btelen @e9cr6en tpiro ber Bfirltb5
baum CUR 3ett, ST melber Die y2ononirt6z
19attlt9e 8etlage" in Die 0Gnbe 6eS Sarz
mers unb 0bit3i6ters geIangt, tpoDl i9on
10 tpett ms Doue MabSt9um ibergetreten
1etn, oaB Gat6i6ldge ober 0npeiiungen in
Getreft oeS S6netbenS DeripQtet erIc6einen
i%Dltrocn, benin Elm paor parme Sage i'm
5etttgen Tribia6r g~enii9en getp0bnlicb, 6te
2e6ensidfte bes 8aumes BUR DoQen S6dttaz
felt 5u brtngen.
9dge9e1 mag bler 3rnG6it auf ein neues
Wttttel autmert1am gen1a6t per6en, Durch
iDeld6eS glaubDiirbigen Wittbcilungen suz
folge Der 8aum gegen i6Gblide Snietten
aucr Nrt gei6Ibt iper6en fam. Otart
pflan3t nGmIi9 an Die 4ftrii6@S paliere,
5pilben bineiu, Somaten unb = feline
8lattlauS miro iih an ben Bftriioben feben
talien. Wie oteS 81 erflGren lit, 6aS m0gen
Die 0elebrten inter iit9 ausmachen, i6 mill
mich ntcbt unterfangen, 6ieriiber cine Wciz
ming Su duBern. Q8enn baS Wfittel Die
linn 5ugeibriebene 0irtung wirfltcb aus
ilDt, 10 miiroe o%aSielbe ibon beSbalb Dor
alien an0eren ben 8Or3ug DerDienen, neil
Die IOnrate ais beltebteS 9tabrungsmittel
Der Wteni6en ii6 in bieitm Sale ais bopz
pelt niiBltb ertDeiien ipitr0e.
9as S6eal fir BEN Obftbaum lit FAM
bigger %2eDmtboben, o0er itatt 2ebm audb
Gbou unb Wfergel. Ser San6 perbtnoert
gu groBe SeudttQfeit urO icblieBt ben 8oz
ben fir 2uft unb 9tiebericblag (2t1mosz
pbdrilieu beiBt es ionft tpobl in beutl97
Idnbii6em 0eutiD duf; Mergel OOer
GbOn OOer 2ebm entbalteu Die nOtbigen
GdbritOffe. 8enn man MN aber, teincn
ioldben 8o6en our 8erfiigung bat un0 bod
gcrne Obftbdume p~flan5en mOdbte @s
ite9t auBer Srage, baB retner SbonboOen 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
mitteI gum pertreiben oes nIouIuurfes.

Seize ib ba fir5GiG in Der v8eiIa9e" bon
eirem Wtann, Der iber Maultpurfe flo9t.
@ir nebmen etne fletne &artoffel, bobren
nit etnem Sebermeiier Elm tleineS 9o6 in
6ieielbe unO fiuen Dies bann nit Strp6z
min, tporauf Ser berausgei6nittene Sell
mteoer in Die &artoffeG etngeOrii6t ipirb.
2ebtere legen mir bann in ben Sang 6eS
WauLpurfeS, aaeS anbere belorgt bteier
bann leLbit.
90 m. WabIer, WinneIota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Sur 6efI9el5uht.

g8ie oft bort man int CONNER flagen,
baB beim 8riiten bes Seberpte6s tpie6er 10
piele @ier taub leien! Cine 6auSfrau pom
9a1oe ibretbt iiber 6ieie Qnselegenbett !:
yScb Babe nun Bel genauer Seoboc6tul1g
bernerft, baB an Dem sroBen 8erluit 10
Dieler @ier bauptid6lt6 bas maiienbafte
llnterlegen Ser @ier inter cine 8rutbenne
lbulo lit. Cine 6enne fam MIR ie nacb
ibrer @r0Be 9 bis IL @ier auSbriiten legt
man t6r Is bis Is @ier ltnter, 10 tuenoet
uno 16iebt fte bteielbeu nit ibrem Sbna6el
immerfort, UNI 1e ale su eripGrmen, urtb
bod tperben nur Die parlt, Die brett unter
i6rcm &Grper liegen, bic anberen uerOerben
nur. S6 bate in benz erften Sabre bon
II Sibnern, bie ie auf Is @iern 9eiebt
tparen, 3 bis 4 iunge 6ibndben. SIM
nG91ten Sabre uno Dem acknowledgement
bate ib ME mebr iolben OtiBerfolg 5u
oerSe;6nen; tb legte nl1r 8 bis IL @tcr
inter, ie nab bet @rDBe Ser 6enne, ullb
bate bann ntdjt tpentger ais Z feline
&iden bon etncr 6enne; oft aber far1en
9 bis 10 @ier aus. SIN eriten Sabre bate
icb nur 40 &iiden bon II 6ennen, in ben
IolgenDen aber 80 bis 100."
9lucb betm Siittern Der fletnen 6iibn6en
lGBt iicb nteles beobabten ite ipOlIen MIR
trodeneS, feites &0rnerfutter baben unz
pergletcbltcb nit auem anbern lit geidGlte
6irlc ooer 8rucbreiS - uno Damn imnter
reineS Maiier gum Srtnfen. S6GoIicb lit
oaS alf benz 9anbe 10 iebr beItebte Siittern
nit lauren 8ro6frurnen, ponadb Die Sbierz
chen oft lterben.
Sn 8esug auf Sen @iltfluB 6es Stauz
ouniteS auf 9lDner unb @ier 1T SolgenoeS
bet 8eacbtung mertb: @s lit et1e betanntc
Tbatladbe, baB 9teinlidtett unb quite Quft
in BEN StGaen nicbt nur BON groBen1 Gtn=
fluIie auf Die @eiunbbeit Der @roBtbiere lit,
ipnbern audi auf Die bon ibnen gelieferten
BrDbufte tpte Wil6 unb Butter. WaS nun
BON @roBoieb gilt, paBt alb auf oas
&letlpieb, b~eionOers auf !6ii6ner. ga giebt
eS Siihneritetgen, in beren Die 6lbner TAFT
unmittelbar am 8oDen itben. Wenn nun
lolcbe 6i1ner aub einen ipcite1t YlaB gum
@raien unb S6arren baben, 10 i6meden
bic @ier bod mufftg unb iinb ni6t gut 5u
ellen. 0tro aber Die Steige nerlegt unb 10
eingeribtet, 6aB bic 6Iibner 6 bis Z SUB
bonn Sooen entfernt iiben, 10 Daben bic
@ier einen guteu @ei6mad. 9ie Muff9z
felt lit cine Solge ees 0uniteS bcs 6iibnerz
fotbes, tpeI3er ibnen gu nabe inter benz
Qeibe licgt. Damn tperben au6 gar piele
&lo9en laut iiber baS l1nseSiefsr an
6ibnern. Sin 6ibner3icbter tbeilt nit,
baB er BEN Stau 9riinblib besinfi3irte unb
it6 babel zines frdftisen Wittcls b%ebiente,
melbeS i6nt unter benz gfamen Soprol
g~elicfert porben mar. ltno mas mar Die
Solge? 9aS l1nge5tefer peri6manb, abcr
bic @ier ro6en un6 i9meGtrn ga13 abb
i0eult3 nab SaproI, 10 oaB lte poaftanbig
un9enieBbar moren. Sogar bas Sleii6
ber &itden unb Sii6ncr mar ntcbt gu sez
nieBen, neil aucb bteies bon benz @erucbe
OeS 0eStnfefttonSmittelS 6ur9brungen
murbe. Man iiebt alio, tpeIbe Gorii9t
ma ou9 BET benz Seberpie6 antpen6en
muB, UNI tpo9li6meGenoe 9ro6ufte gu
.ersieIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
our SdmeineSudt.

Sames 6otparb, Elm englii6er S3tpeinez
3iicbter, Dem reicbe @rfabrungen auf benz
@ebiete Der 8or ltent6ier3uobt CUR Seile
ite6en uno Der besbalb pielfacb ais Auto=
ritat angefi9rt miro, eracbtet 3um erfol9@
reicben 8etrieb Der 3ubt Die Seabtung
na6lte6en6er SGBe fir n%otbDenotg;
1. 9aS mGnnlicbe Gbier iibertrGgt in
erfter 9teibe auf ieine gia6fommen lein
2teuBereS, Die &0rperfprm, 0aLtun9, iiberz
baupt letne auBeren gtgentbimIi9fetten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Spredfaal.
Der 2nbau bon Groniiden.

S3 babe Sbren 2trtifeI iber Gr6niiie
nit Sntereiie geleien. 6abe ielbit i3on
3u meinem Ger9ni9en bier ge3O9en
unb ite iinb idmmtlt6 gut geOieben.
ber Stod bli6t, miilien bic 8liitben
nit @rbe sugebeft per6en, mas nur cine
Miibe peruria9t. 9ies 9(noeren
GUT 9ta6ri9t.
Cine aIte 9eiertn Der Staatsz 3eitun9.
Beru, Sutnois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Der 4o9eenbau in Sen peridieoenen
SGnoern.

Inter BEN Jtoggen bauenbcn 2Gn6crn
nebnlen bte 8ereini9ten Staaten nit Dem
fleinen S6meben Elm uno bieielbe Stufe
elm unb 5par itn6 es bier taft ausi9GieBliB
nur 9eutihe, 9Gnen, S6tpeben lnb 9tore
tpeger, Die ben Goggenbau betreiben.
Ser iGbrlibe 9ur3ibnittsertrag Ser
Jtoggenernte in BEN etn8eInen 2dnbern mar
in ben leBten Sobren f~olgenOer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Die GuItur Ger 8rombeere.
CEortfebnnQ.1

1YULAIe2~'3SS
No6bem tb meine 9eier nit Sen niiBltz
6en @igenibaften bteler 8eerc befannt ge7
ma9t babe ic6reite ib u 3u ben
prattiiben, Sem Qnbau lelbit. 8er Elm
8rombeerenz8eet ober sSelo anlegen mid,
Der pG6lc oasu BEN beiten ~ttefiten 8ooen,
BEN er bat. Sine 5u bobe ooer ttefe Sage
lift ntgt geeignet ba5u. &etn @~runoDa1er
ober Sumpf, aber Elm 8oben, in Dem Die
@urSeln ntcbt 81 tpett bon Dem @runoz
tpaiier e~ntfernt itnb. Die YfabIpur5eIn
Der 8[adberrD treiben 10-J2 SUB tief III
Die @roe, bic g~tebenmur5eIn our6pu3ern
ben sansen 8Oben, ulO iinb itets auf Der
Sucbe nacb gtabrung. 0ieS benefit, oaB
inn eigentliben 2oboratorium Dtel 8ebraucbt
tptr6, un6 AUDI gar Wancberlet. Nl1o be-
bente, i'm 8ooen muB mas 5u ftnoen letn.
Die iungen 8f1anaen, unb MAJ muB Oer@
iteben, gate g flansen 81 befortmel1, iper>
ben nun in Der Neibe 3 SUB BON etnanoer
geieBt, mie bie 6imbeerpflan3e, ui1b pie
9teiben Z SUB bon einanoer geDalte1. 0te
Bflan3en io1ten mitiammt ben 98ur5eLn
sien1licb tur3 9ebalten werben. Die bette
i3eit 3um g ~lan3en lit Die Srh9iabrS3ett,
tpenn 6as 9eben in ser Gatur be9tnnt.
Sin 10 beiebtes Stiif, mag eS nun 10
SUP ober 10 Qlfer srOB iein, tpirb spti8en
BEN Geiben nit @emlie bepflan5t uno noue
fommen reinge9alten. Die 1u119en Pflanz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
Re3ept oeoen pferoewnrmer.

Wtan nebme neutrality-suspicious., i9neibs
bieie 10 tur5, ais ite gei6nitten perben fOnz
men unb i6itte bapon benz nit Biirmern
bebafteten Sbtere einen @Bl0ffel pol BEL
ieber WtabIseit in elmer SbiiieI boil ans
gendBten 6afers Elm. Sn II bis "a Stunz
ben perben Die 8armer gum @ori6ein
fOmmen. SD babe bies Mittel an 4 gferz
Den perlu1bt; unter bielen befan6en iicb
2 6iaen, Semen CAB ib 6es NbenbS ie
etnen @Bl0ffel pou BON ben t6aaren unb
ais i6 bes WforgenS nab Dem Stau fam,
lab ib gu meinem gritaui.en inter Dem
Dung mebr Naoelpiirmer, ais beroauteS
SHUTTER. % m. 9repS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
. 9faofs3etfltng!

Gtn ueuer, in 1893 er1taubcner, gang aitsgesei6neter
Hettlg, BON rns Staats5eitaa9 9enannt Sebr l9Iftg.
cart, groB, nno I9on am 20iteI Gage mad Dem Saer
bereit gum gfen; Radtet lOc. 80 8adete frilber Senlltles
$40 portoTrei.
90 Sic nun oiefe gtotis
ausidnetoet 1nb 10c III 8riefmarten betle9eu ntb an
3citnng" =Retttg luo ieinen beuti9er pra9t=aatolog
iiber @arte11= nto Sar1n-Sdmeretei, &lein=Obi II. + ~.
SnBn u. SaIser SecS &c.,
29ia13mb &a @roffe. @tS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23
nlitteI ee9en pferoeIduie uno oen maul=
purf.

@e9en 8ferbelGuie ipenbe ib nit Grfolg
1 She'll &oblen0L unb 2 S6eiLe S6mal5,
gut nit chamber permen9t, an; oumit
retbt ma bic 6aut bes Bferbes tiicbti9
Elm.
lin Sen MauLtpurf- SIT bertreiben, 9ebe
ib fol9enbermaBen 5u 8erfe: 9es Wfors
gems, menn Der neue gSurf friicb lit, miro
sic @rbe pe~ggenommen, iobaB bas Qoh
gang fret gelegt lit. Sn bieieS bdn9e tch
barn einen Streifen Sulphur an elmer
&utbe unb omar 10, baB Der S3tpefel bonn
8oben bes @anges fret bdn9t. Damn iptrb
Der Sbpefel an9e3iln6et un6 6aS benz
ielben entitr0menbe @aS nit etnem Sdober
ober eincm Stiidcben 8rett in BEN Sang
binein sefGc6clt. Sb Der Waulmurf in>
folge belien pultet oOer nieBt, tpetB icb ni3t,
aber ct bort auf gu lebet.
Der Disqualification tptr0 bergeiteQt
tpie fol9t: Man ibmil3t S6ipefelbliit9e
ober >Stdneen iiber einem 9eLinben Sob
Ienfeuer un6 5tebt bann Stretfen bon 6
j3ol 2Gnge un6 2 9oa 8reite burb ben ges
i6molsenen S6pefel, Bic tai bierauf CUR
9bfiiblung an Sic Suit bGngt, pO tie bart
tperben.
6. 6. GtnaIbt, Californian.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-23

citronengeI6e, in Der Wtitte farmin9eitreifte
Slumen nnb crime 8ldtter), President
Cleveland H.. q. M.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Recorders Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
this morning in the recorders court:
VIM. Kelly, vagrant and resisting ar.
rest, continued.
W. J. Illg, leaving lamp lighted in al
unoccupied store, s..
James Higgins, drunk, 81.
l.. Kaufman, obstructing the street
dismissed.
Elijah Jones and Sam Brown, sus.
picious characters, transferred.
Geo Thompson, drunk, 81.
QMrs. A. c. Maynard, insulting language
s..
c. Reichart, careless driving, S..
A Rodriguez, drunk, 81.
F. Gahn, Martin Wright, fighting, con-
tinued.
j. Menchaca, drunk, 81.
U. del Toro, drunk and disorderly, s..
John Mailey, vagrant, S..
G. Gonzales, drunk and disorderly, s..
A Huron, drunk and disorderly, s..
c. Huron, drunk and disorderly, s..
Or. Prices Cream Baking POwdeS
WerId's Pair Highest Award
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
The " Gather Clerk Did It.

Some San Antonians went to Sc
gum Saturday evening with the
intent to visit the Saengerfest at
Barborossa postoffice, some twelve
miles from Seguin, where a num-
Der of German Singing clubs held
an annual union of song and pic
mic. The storm and rain of Satur-
day afternoon had made the roads
heavy and some of the represen-
tatives from the Alamo City did
not attend. They found, however,
quite a colony of former San Anto-
mans and passed a pleasant time.
The streets Of Seguin show the
signs of traffic and business by
remnants of cotton samples lying
around, but it reminded the writer
of a deserted village" of the Rip
Van Wrinkle style.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

Since all the schools have opened
the main or lakeside line of our
street car service is doing largely
increased business.
Mr.. Garrett expects to move into
his new quarters in a day or two.
While all our private schools are
getting more scholars, st. Louis
college keeps the lead. 1t has now
about 70 in attendance.
Mr.. James V. Dignowity is still
positive that ii his northern geyser
pipes from the surface, the water
could be carried up so feet;
a great many people were visiting
it in the last few days to see how
far it would squirt up without being
piped.
Boating again is much in
dulged in on the lake.
West End feels grateful to Mr..
George for having extended the
carrier service on the south side of
the lake and for having more re-
Gently given us few more United
States mail boxes. "West End do
move"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Dedicated to Our Gun Clubs.

A farmer tells a story of his
shooting. Says he:
81 was very much troubled
with these winged thieves (the
BIRDS, for they made terrible havoc
among the corn. put scarecrows
up till | was tired, so | took my
gun, loaded with powder and pei
let's, and you should have seen the
quantity l brought down in one
day. One morning my boy rush
ed indoors and yelled:
dad hundreds of birds among
the cornw
81 took down my gun, put in the
powder, but could not find the
shot, so | thrust in a handful OF
tacks, and off | ran. Getting tC
the corn yelled pretty hard, and
up flew the birds into a tree. Be
ing excited, 1 fired, and behold
every bird was nailed to the tree
with their wings Tapping as il
flying. Struck with the sight,
stood watching them when thu
blessed things pulled up the tree
and flew away with it, leaving nj
in disgust"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
SHORT SNAPPERS.

Bessie Bonehill did not set the
Grand on fire last night.
Wolfson's new store is a hand
some ornament to Paschal square.
The next public enterprise start
ed in San Antonio should be a
grand market house.
It's about time some Of the can
didates were publishing their an
nouncements.
The Noonan campaign commit
tee needs few lessons in practical
politics"
The moderator of the Express
did not turn up at the Sulphur
Wells yesterday.
It's about time the Street Car
company running to the asylum
reduced the fare to five cents.
II the Express calls Gus a Pro-
tectionist, he says it is campaign
lie.
Gus Houston will get less than
1000 votes in Bexar county, and if
he doesn't look sharp Pop Gates
will leave him behind.
Gus Houston, in his speech at
New Braunfels, says that the "story
that he is prOtectionist is a cam
paign lie" That is hard on the
Express.
In San Antonio Gus is trying to
cajOle the cOlored vote; while at
Del Rio he spoke very harshly OF
the "nigger" on the black and tan
ticket.
Hon. Tom B. Reed writes that
he has so many engagements to
speak this fall he will be unable tC
visit Texas.
Everybody is invited to be al
Mission garden tomorrow night
and hear some good protection
speeches.
When Gus gets up in San Saba
county, where the Pops and confed
Democrats are the thickest, he will
possibly denounce the Express fol
calling him protectionist.
Houston Bennett, colored man
exhibited fine piece of carving il
wood at the LIGHT office thi!
morning, made by himself, fOl
Mrs. De COrdova, Of Austin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Stnla q Gold Watch.

Miss Agnes Cotton, principal OF
school No. 6, had a fine $50 gold
watch and also a gold chain stolen
from her about a week ago. She
put the matter in the hands of the
city detectives and they have sue
ceeded in landing the thief. His
name is Sam Brown. He now has a
charge of grand larceny pending
against him. He appeared before
Justice Jones this morning and
was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Independence Day of Mexico.

According to previously pre-
pared program, published in the
LIGHT, the Mexican celebrations
of independence, at San Pedro
park and Limburger's garden be-
gan Saturday evening, the initial
proceedings being inaugurated by
professions.
Yesterday the grounds were
crowded with celebrants and
strangers, and a great time was
had with music, speech making
and dancing. Today closes the cell
ebration. Fireworks will be set off
tonight at both Limburger's and
the Springs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
New Suits Filed.

The Sun Insurance company VS.
w. q. Tobin ct al, debt.
Emmie Ditmar VS.. Thos. Fl
Gray ct al, on promissory note and
to foreclose lien.
Charles Allen VS.. Joe and There
sa Ney, on promissory note.
NJ. Freundenberg VS.. w. B
Wright, on promissory note.
l.. Wolfson VS.. III. Thurman, on
sworn account.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
WHILE AT PLEASURE.
An Old San Antonian Drowned
Yesterday

ou S1u odh onJOh1dh DlOwhCb
Yesterday.
William Fritze, ST., aged SO, a
we'll known citizen of San Antonio,
residing at No. 300 South Laredo
street, was drowned yesterday.
He had been out fishing with a
number of friends in the vicinity
of the Southwestern Insane asy-
lum, and decided to go in swim
ming. 1t Is said Fritze could not
swim and was wading about in
the shallow water, when he struck
a hole.
He went under and when he
arose he gave the alarm and Ru-
dolph Long, one of Fritze's COM
panions, rushed over to help the
unfortunate man. He reached him
Just as he was coming up for the
second time, and grabbed him,
but Fritze had already gone into
the death struggle. Long could
not hold him and the man came
up no more. After diving for him
several times Henry Sacher sue
ceeded in bringing the body up.
The remains were brought to the
city last night and Justice Jones
held the inquest, rendering ver-
dict in accordance with the above
facts. The funeral will take place
this afternoon.
Fritze was a we'll known wheel
wright and leaves a wife and two
sons and daughter to mourn his
sad death,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
NooNAN MASS MEETING,

At Mission Garden, Tuesday night, Sep
TENDER 18th, p. m. Everybody come.
Prominent speakers will address the
meeting.
The following arrangement committee
has been appointed:
Henry Elmendorf, r. II. Wentworth,
VIM. Hoefling, Sr., f. GrooS,
j. V. Dignowity, Henry Hunt,
w. FL. Huston. Dave Williams,
Albert Rhener, j. r. Davis,
T. B. johnson, j. II. Hunt,
John J. Stevens,
CHAs. w. OGDEN, Chairman.
Mayor Henry EImendorf will preside.
or 2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
For Burglary.

Elijah Jones was arraigned be-
fore Justice Jones this morning on
charge of burglary. He is &C.
cused of having entered the place
of Gus Albers at No. 10 Alamo
street, and stealing a 50 razor, a
cigar holder and a number of cigars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Tom Reeds Words of Sympathy

Tom Reeds Words of Sympathy.
The Noonan committee address
ed an invitation to Mr.. Tom Reed
to visit our District and speak in
behalf of Protection. The following
is copy of an autograph letter in
reply, from the great American:
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 10, 1894.
My Dear Sir: | very much
sympathize with you and the good
fight you are making and wish
could help by my presence If that
would do any good, but l cannot,
as my time is already taken up.
I am, however, very much Of the
opinion that you can win your
selves much better without our
help than with it. Who would be
free themselves must strike the
blow, is as true now as it ever was.
| hope to hear of your success.
Sincerely Yours,
T. b. REED.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
To Admirers of Horse Flesh.

The opportunity OF lifetime is
now offered you to buy northern
horses at your own figures at Auc-
ton. All colors, sizes and ages.
Horses to suit everybody. Call in
anytime before the sale and con-
vince yourself that the horses are
sound and gentle.
OH 2t KING. RUDOLPH & EVERETr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Grand Auction Sale.

Two car loads of fine horses,
without reserve aud no by-bidding,
at the peoples bid, Friday, the 2lst
idst., at the old Sappington stables,
near Houston street bridge.
IL 1t KING, RUDOLPH & EVERETT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Horses! Horses!

The greatest auction sale of fine
horses ever inaugurated in San
Antonio. VIII be sold without re-
serve and are guaranteed to be as
represented by the we'll known
stock firm of King, Rudolph &
Everett, old stable next to Houston
street bridge. 9172t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Licensed to Wed,

The county clerk has issued mar
riage licenses as follows:
julius Labormann and HuIda
Wiley.
John B. Willis and NJ. w. Ora.
ham.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

"A child named Alvares, aged
. months, died this morning
from hereditary consumption
while on the road from Castrovilie
to San Antonio with its relatives.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Horse Fell ON Him

Cecil Gazelle, an employee of Mr..
stephen SeffePs blacksmith shop,
on Crockett street, had his right
foot broken this morning by horse
falling upon him. He was taking
the horse of DIR. Owens from the
shop to Robinson's livery stable on
st. Mary's street, and when he
reached the stable the horse, which
was being ridden by Gazelle, slip
ped and fell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
A Practice March.

Companies, B and F, of the Fifth
United States cavalry arrived in
San Antonio from Fort Clark this
morning. They left Fort Clark
eight days ago on a practice march
to San Antonio. They are under
the command of Major Hayes, of
the Seventh cavalry and will re-
main here several days, after
which they return to Fort Clark.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

John McBien and sister, Miss
Margaret McBien, Of Niagara Falls,
are in the city, accompanied by
DR.. w. H. Hodge. They are quar-
tered at the Maverick.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

The Express, which circulates so
widely in the 18th district, should
either call down its candidate or
come out flat footed for free trade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

Gus did not take any exception
to this position, and our working
people can make a note of it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17
Come and See Those


Pretty Porcelain dinner sets, white
for . s. SIS
Pretty Porcelain dinner sets, deco
rated for 400
Pretty Porcelain tea sets, white for ass
Pretty Porcelain tea sets, decorated
for $40
Pretty Porcelain chamber sets. = so
One Burner Safety Gasoline stove 500
Patent Bread Knives, in sets of ) IS
Slightly damaged clay furnaces as
low as ... 20
Rogers nickel-silver teaspoons, per
set SIS
Triple plated Casters =. $50
q Triple plated Water pitchers ) so e
y Triple plated Butter dish. 2.25 "
Triple plated Syrup cans =. as
Triple plated Tea sets -. SIS
Wire Door mats rs
Decorated Glass Lamps e. AS
Toothplcks .o5
Toilet paper ,o5
Sadirons IN sets Of ) . 100
Centre-draft Table Lamps. . $50
II YOU want the Best Stove in the
World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

At New Braunfels he took the
liberty to bring in the names of
we'll known citizens who support
Judge Noonan, as being disreputa-
BILE. Gus lives in a glass house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

The people will have nothing to
do with personalities-the issue is
well defined-the candidates are
we'll known. Judge Noonan stands
for all that is spotless and honor
able in public life,-his election
will do honor to the people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-17

Geo. J. f. Schmitt and family
leave tomorrow for, Monterey, Mex