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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20
&lcincre Na6ri6trn aus uerj9ieoenrn
Srtjhaftcn.

Sianoen, "a. Seb.' Nls belte
Mor9en Der UNI 9 ll6r bier eintreffenoe
3ug aui Dem nah Dem Mtdi6inenlbup=
pen fiibrenoen 6eleiie manOprirte, per=
iagte in SOlae oes S1ueewetters bic
Sremie Der Waibine. Ser Muihi=
neniiibrer pernlohte ni6t, ielbe 81 be-
berrihen; lie rnnnte Ourb Die 9e=
l1lolieue Eforte bis an Die eutaeeen=
geiebte @ano oes S6uppens. Ser
bierour6 eriolste SAaoen lit nibt be-
oeuten0.
Sietir6, %. Sch. 9dbreno am
beutiaen Nahmittase Der I'm 2 llbr
nad Gidnoen a~bsebenoe 3us Die gs=
plunaoe pdIIirte, ltunO in Der Ndbe Der
Ndbe Der Saferei STEINER Elm 5jdbri0es
Silbhen aus Der 9tahbarIhait in Der
Mtitte oes 8eleiIes, iein SrOBtDpfheu
Selgeno, uno lieB rllbig oas oampienoe
HOBlsin berannabeu. Sieies muBte in
Ginger entiernun9 dnbalten, ebe Der
&leine auf Die Settle Lief.
Sietirh d, %. 6eb. Die Ser
iammlung, welhe ouf Die Snitiatipe
oes Scrrn &egierun9sratbes s. y.
SenriOn 9eItern Nbeno inn 9rpBen
Saale Oes safe Central" bierielblt
ubSebalten wuroe. mar oasu alser=
Ieben. filr Die 6sWsrte= uno SnouItrie=
NuItellun9 Yropasanoa 81 MAIDEN,
wel6e I'M Monat 4uguit tilnftig in
Suremburg ltattiinoen uno anregsnD
auf oas Sanoitert unO Den Slsinge
werbebetrieb Wirten ioll. Sn Dem 3u=
bOrertreiIe waren Sanoluert uno 8e=
werbe Sablrei6 pertrsten. Naboenl
Der Serr electromagnetic iein guoito-
RUM iiber Den 3luef ieiner Gpnisren,
%perltGnoi9t, Tam er ulli Die Nusltellun9
ielbit udber 81 iprefen. welhe natio=
nal uno International Su9leib leilt
weroe. Gr unterbielt ieine 3uborer
nabe;u sipei Stunoen uno entleoi9te
li6 ieines IuItrases nit pisl Satt uno
GeI6id.
Nieoerteri6en, %. Seb. GIN
oieIem SormittN9e mabte Der 45i1bri9e
Slebihmieo Seifier Sepn ieinem Seben
ein Gnoe. Sn Dem bon ibm 9emietbe=
ten G.uartier wuroe oerIelbe ais 9eihe
auf9efunoen; nit einem Galirmelier
bate er lib Den Sals ourdi6nltten.
Settin9eu, 26. 6eb. Wit Dem
|. October tiinitis tritt cine Nenoe=
run9 auf Dem Observation-Disclosures
Giienbabn Sitter Sertebr ein. Die
nad Sel9ien beltimmten @iitermaqen,
welbe leBt bon Der bel9ii6en Giien=
babnperlualtung sl Sursmburg abge=
bolt weroen muBten, weroen bon bie=
lem Satum an n0h einem tiirSlib 0b=
9ei1lollenen 6pntratt bon Der Relhs-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bis StatiOn Ster=
peni6 9ebr06t. SieIe nelle Ginrihs
tun9 ~peranlaBt Die Hei6seiienbabn=
S~erpaltung aui Station Settlnsen
iiinf neue .Sduptgelsiie berltelleu Su
ldnen. - Die Nrloner Sirmd @a0ner
II. 6Omp. bedbiI6ti9t bier cine Sau=
oelsmilble 81 errihten. Sas 98aaren=
lager miro nit Der Decentralization
our9 elm ei9enes Ueleiie p~erbunosn
Weroen.
HOrtringen, 26. Seb. Serr
Mibaei @einanop. Siir0ermeilter Der
1smeinos Winie!er uno VItsbsliBer 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20

Aus Spriu9broot, Sadion
60, Sd., miro geihrieben:
Setter Steil bat Die Sarm bes Soerr,
Gilbert S6miot iiir ben Greis pou S34 per
ater 9etault.
9. Yors bat ieine Sarm an :. Sreib iir
Die Slmme Don $4,000 pertauit.
Setter S6mio I bat cine Stele BEL ".
9Seimerstirb auseuommeu.
Sr. Hit. Gutriu9er ioQ i'm Siule
baben li6 eth neaeS @obnbaus erbausu ;u
lalen.
aus Wbite Gate in Siio=Sa=
tOta, i6reibt man uns:
Dim Sitermontas wtro uuiere st. Geters
GGcilia" cine mulitalil6 ID betlamGtorll6e
MISUNDERSTANDING seben.
Die rSainois Staatsstg." bra6te
leBte g8D6e oas 6plsenoe:
@us Der sroBber;oslideu S6aptammer in
enremburs wuroen Suipelen I'M &ertbe por
200 900 SraucS entpeuoet. Ger Sieb, Nas
mems Seantemps wuroe perbaItet.
Aus Warquette, Mli6., 9ebt
uns Der fpl9enoe 3situnssauSibuitt
81 Der BARN erwabnte Maperus 1T aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-20

lcBtt0ei &orgdn0cS ~troltloS liIo. 0ie ia:
mllie lelblt lit BON Der bo0itcI N6reltbaiti9
telt lilio 2Sagellyr genes nt9 jtu'cs eIneS
tDdtigeu ltlO belohpetS Itttlllgcutet Dian.
Ie6, Der nets elle beloItoele eRtlbIeDeie
NtlelSfrdft bttulpete. Gr MAI "a Sabre
lang ell Sewobner oeo Gouttps ulO war IS
Sabre alt"
Die olgenoen @eamte Il
mllroen in Der am n. Sanudr 1894
ltatt9ciunoenen DISCRIMINATING uno
Seamtenwabl oes 9urembur0er Snoe=
PENDENT Club BON Chicago ermdblt:
Fraiioeht-S. q. S6umaber;
Ntre Fraltoent CtorOieite)-Mutb 9Scis
S!ce' Yrolloent tSiioieite)-S. u. 2Sdtrp (;
Slce ftalloelt tlSetleite)-S. Gieori1
frot. SetretGr-W. Eouu;
Slilailje Setretdr-&. I. Sbilt9eS;
SDagmellter-lt. StroB;
Wtarl6al-E. S6oler;
Vrt9Ileo oes SoljiebUn9sratbS-E. Grss
nler.
gltte Die Ipdte Nn6ri1t 81 entl6ul=
olget, oarh Elm MiBperitdnouiB muroe
per9enen al sic Sl berlbten.
N6tun9sUDl
%. Ypull, Sefretdr.
NnsI6 E, i'm hieI. 6ountD,
iplro llns fpie Iol9t 9eIhrleben:
lStr betraiieru bier lpieoerlm oeu Berluit
ciller olten 2lnlieolerm wuD bieoerel yurem
bur9erin onrd ben SOB Der tiir;li6 6ler per
ltorbenen Glildbetb Sernes, 9cboreie geptem.
Sie Nerltorbcte mar III Dteoln9eu i'm 8antoi
ylIrembur9 I'M @roBber;o9tbum 9egeu 1887
9eboreli, maloerte I'M Sabre 1916 nit ibrell
Nlterll n0d ben Der. Sfaaten aus. Sbre
Sltern perlor ne ieoob idou lpdbreno pe9
erlteIl SGbreS ibrer Nnpeien6eit IN glmerita.
gle wllroe nit NoerrlI Wti6del Sernc6 I'M
Sabre 1886 perebelidt, meldgr lie nit Den
IolgelloeH pier Sinoerl iiberlebt Waria
Sdl,er, 9eb. SerlleS, Sodter mo Die oreI
Sobne ,Sobann, 2Silbelm unp ,Sato6 Serltes.
NucD lberleben ne nod ibre Stweiteru Srou
Nltla Hllrt, 9eb. yeDtenl, wobnb0it III SGSz
caoe lino ,Srau gnna %. ,Sl9lis, melhe III
Seluer, SOL, pobnt. Sas SegrGbliB iaio
mad lelerlldenl 9teqIiem, pon hep. 4. 4.
Sellerltem III Der oeutl0et ct. Warleutlrhe
teIebrlrt alr Dem oeltlb f0tbolii9 el Srieo=
bole ltatt. :. i. ..
3u Siour 6itn Sa., ltarb Die
Satin Oes Serrn Yeter 9lntOn BON
bort. Sieielbe mar cine seborene
Sonoelin9er bon CASCADE, no ibr 3d.
ter nod lebt. Die 2eibe prroe na1
Cascade iiberiiibrt uno auf Dem oeutid=
tatbplil6en 6rieobofe oaislbit beigeleBt.
unier 2auOsmann Serr s.
u. gSelter bat SIT CASCADE einen ,3llter=
ipaarenlaoen erOnnet.
Ger Staotratb BON CASCADE
bat 0errn Better Griet9en sum Wtariball
ouIelblt %ernannt.
uner6reuno 90. &lonb ihreibt
inns aus Sartlen, Sa., oaB lie leBtes
Sabr cine allsgeSelhnete Grnte batten.
Der gSinter lei audi milo pie nod ME
oOriibergegansen.
q q d. Olgeno brir9en mir bic
SiIte Der Nameil uno ben getrag, mel
den oieielben sur llnterltiiBung Der
WiillOnsihule in Gl0irfOntaine an
Serrn Seter Nenni9 ab9e9eben baben
uno 81 welher Silte elm geri6tlih be-
gluubi9tes 3eusniB beigeiiigt lit, oas
~beltlti9t, oaB Die 8eloer pom Yorlteber
jener MtiIlionsi1ule empianaen wOroen
liro:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
rnE DxmocHArIo POLICY.

The Democratic policy today 10 what u
always has been-shs purely obstructive
attitude and policy Of political hedge
hog; creature that II neither food-pro-
ducing nor fur-bsaring animal: . creature
that produces nothing but quilts. and
whose fretful back 10 always erected In
angry protect against human progress.
Truthfuiiy has the Dem cratie party been
described - never standing for anything
but the policy Of nsgatien. II never has
any policy Of its own; II adopted one. 70
b. sure. Ct Chicago on the tariff, and has
not darsd enact L.; and u has stolen the
Popuiist thunder In shape Of the income
tax.
It never has In performances, whatever
Il may have In promise. any policy Of its
own. II IL never constructive and con-
sentative. bat always destructive and
dissolutc. Il il a. stupid and reckless - .
party Of savasss who. having captured an
ocean steamer. are helpless to navigate
their prize and are compelled to choose
between robh,ng and scuttiing It and tax
ing to their canoes or surrsndsring IL to
les original owners and begging them TO
bring II safe into port with all on board. -
they did the other day when they were
compelled to accept Tom Reed 1T last -
pilot out OF their parlimsntary whirlpool
and cssspool.
The Democracy have sometimes captured
the ship Of state By sudden savage rush
aud surprise, but they have never yet
since isso navigatsd il into any civiilsed
port: have either run IL on the rocks or
beaehed IL ON a barren island.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Nonru xsr NKw4

Frank r. Baum. Of Port Stanley, an.
nonnees himself - Republican candidate
for represent ative from San Juan county.
Fire At orting Monday night dsssroyed
the Mountain house. the Oakland house.
the Caitiin house. Q store building, barber
shop. the possof1scs and John Andersonss
dwelling heuss.
A few years ago Oregon and Washington
were spoken Of In the East ~ Oregon.
New they are covered BY the name Puget
sound. The Minneapciis Lsnh<rnas, in
its last Issue. speaks Of . iumosfman re-
moving 10 Grants Pass. Or. - going TO
Puget sound. As Puget sound 10 the great
port Of the Northwest and contains It's
great cities. IL has spread its name over all
Tie Gieutarv country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
sEArrL. AND CENTRAL AxEnrc.


oen Froneteeo Seen - Loeo the Trnho
OF the sosshera Rspabliss.
sac FKAScrsco. May Ait 10 now r.
ported that eeattls's scheme 10 devotion
trade between Puget sound and Central
American ports viii Be begun with steam
schooners capable Of carrying I, 900 or more
tons each. J. e. Chileere. Who 10 irving
60 develop the project. believes that profit
able shipments can b made OF four. lime.
lumber and other products OF the sound
corn from the Missouri river. and mann.
featured goods from the middle s.atea
with the assistance Of competing railroad
tariffs. For return cargoes. coffee. hides.
tropical weods and silver ores could be car
sisd, and . profitable passenger traffic
could b developed between ports ON the
lower coast
The scheme 10 10 surn half or unors AZ
the Central American trade from San
Francisco to the Sound, and il - regarded
- likely TO prove sucesssful, unless the
Pacific Mali Company and the southern
Pacific agree TO make concessions cs,cu-
lated TO ward OF the attempt TO take bic
proportion Of the trade away from thss
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
sEEkISe a rEw vIcrlM.


Lieut. Nancy, the Murderer % Uedbor9.
Attacks Another Omesr.
CHICAGO. Nay 9-Lieut James Nancy.
recently acquitted on the charge Of muir.
dering Capt. Hedherg. has furnished Fort
Sheridan with another sensation. A storv
current tonight 10 that since the shooting
Of Hedberg there has been iil-fssline b.
tween Nancy and Mai. Bald Win. Of the
Seventh cavalry. Nancy ct last called at
Maj. Baldwin's quarters for IN sxplana-
tion. II have called to 80 ron, major, -
he said, lin regard to certain remarks that
have heard that ron have made about
me in relation to the Hsdbsrg affair.""
"Ycsf" said the major interrogatively.
"Yss. SIR" continued the lieutenant
81 understand that you have expressed
the opinion that the killing Of Hsdberr
Was cold-biooded murder, and have adj.
vissd my ostracism by the officers Of the
post. IL that truef"
Every word Of it," was Mai Bald win =
prompt reply: land while you are here.
I'll just tell You to your face that think
you were in bad luck when you were &C
Quilted"
right hand sought his hip pocket in search
St ssS kats Wsttc otuSfS 12Y xb3t the Ieu-
tenant was not armed. In any event.
Baldwin landed With his right and fol-
lowed mp the blow with an enthusi-
asm that knocked the lieutenant
In . heap. He was game. how.
ever. and, getting MP quickly, landed
upper cuts with science and precision. But
Maj. Baidwin was pugilisticaliy the better
man. and after . short. sharp struggle
clinched with his adversary. choked him
into submission and pitched him outdoor,
Lie ut. Nancy failed TO maseriaiizs at In.
spection today, and the story leaked out.
despite the efforts Of the officers 70 main.
tain secrecy. He Was found In close COM
munieation with raw beeisteak and band.
ages, but refused 20 talk about the Affair
A possible court-martiai b limited a. but
II 10 not thought that the Lieutenant will
prefer charges.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Patiently waiting.

C0IIhx C0mm0neS, U0u1.
Col. Patrick Henry Winstoo, carpet.
baggsr and ofice seeker, pampsfsd son
Of the Republican party, chief orator in
Gov. MnGraw's campaign. sx-Unitsd
States district. attorney and now . candi-
date for congress or anything else. has de-
posted himself In the ranks Of the Popu-
List party. and having given NOTES Of the
fact. 10 patiently waiting for 'ssomsshing
to turn M"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Wtsstoa Aad Bsit's vtsteose.
SPOKANE Review.

Spokane 10 ahons TO Be subjected 20 .
severe 'nssiesien. Fifteen hundred ccxsy-
sses ssssessd from the western sections
OF she state have esokea camp ~ Fayailup
ana are nos headed for rendezvous here.
Before the week Is over the cisy's pepula-
tien viii have he~n swollen hy the addi-
ssoa Of lao of thess osganised wanaersra
They viii hrsns nothing hai bad En-
AmpsA They eens set IN the name q ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

OF the total number Of people n The
United States in 1880. 626a2, 80, 5Q20 pr
cent. or 81. ~. 564 were single. and 3A0e
per cent, or 22,3sl. l24. married. The
widowed numbered 2,s70,052 or 40 per
csnt: the divorced l30s66 and informa-
ton vas not obtained about IONA Il y
not all joke shout the frequency Of
divorces In Chicago. That city has LOIS
divorced women and 667 divorced men,
more than New York and Brooklyn COM
binsd. Philadelphia he's more divorced
people than New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

Winston. Clagstt and Belt are not going
10 have things altogsthsr their own way at
the P0ruiist state eonventaon at North
Yakima In June. w. A. Newell, Of Oiym-
pia, who served - governor Of the terri
tory from 1850 to 1854. will probably b on
hand with . hand-me-down platform Of
his own. including plank for eight hours'
work on public works. opposttion to the
contract labor system. and making state,
county and municipal warrants receivable
In payment Of taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

"rhe one thing that Mr.. Coxey has suc-
eeeaed In demonstrating. says the Phila-
dslphia Record ttnd.h sis the necessity for
arecasiing of the laws relating TO vagrancy,
% that organised vagabondags may b -
readily dealt With a. the sporadic variety
contsmp plated I'm the ssatuses."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Point de Venice.

This popular Lao " have in great
variety Of patterns and Widths. both
real and Imitation goods; also i'm
sottions to match. Butter color" u
al the 60 this season and you'll ind
the assortment very pleasing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

The Sssionai Connect Of Women Of the
United statss. ia session ., Phsladslphia.
PASSED resolution saanksng Judge Jers
Wtlsoa for hin just advocacy 81 the righss
= sonAa UNDER the laws in the rFctss-
soma IN hss recsns public Plea In the POI
lard kssekanstdee easA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

Tho Washington City Pest pronouness
the tariff speech of Senator Squire, de-
livsFsd in the senate On May 2 to have
been IAN able and earnest defense Of the
interests Of the state Of Washington"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Chantilly Lace

II always . prime favorits. and de-
sisnD are moro beautiful than past
ssas(1s have brought out Our New
York buyer has orders to at once send
N anything new that appears, and
that's Why Ne ara always 20 far ahead
Of others In showing new and stylish
gooda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

Real Point de- Venice Lace and In
sertion, SHUTTER Color" ~ lSc 70 -
per yard.
Imitation Point de Venice Lace,
SHUTTER color" very beautiful goods
that look like the real. from l0c %
75c per yard.
Colored Silk Chantilly Lace. 81
inches wide. At Sc per yard. This is
. special value and much used for
lamp shades: also for evening wear.
For Millinery and Dress Trimming
We have some very pretty Two-Tons
Chantiily Silk Lace.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

ssAxr1E rsUasDAK. Ear -.
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Bourbon Lace

Another very taking sort thai y.
have in IN abundance OF charnire
patterns. and qualities viii b iouna
better than elsewhere at same ilgusua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10
Linen Laces.

when Linen Lacss are wantod -
never fail Of pleasing. for in this clano.
Of goods Ne carry an assortment ~.
h BY ell odds the finest within The -.
zines Of Seattle Wide or narrow, "a.
or coarss, here they are in . voodnk
fully large variety.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-10

Black Silk Bourbon Lace. in . szoao
number of choice designs. 2oc to $lDs
per yard.
Point d. Irlands 10 . very stylish
Lace and our collection 10 very issuA
Prices range from 2oc to II Per yafd. y
Black Chantilly in . profusion of
handsoms patterns, from u inch tn
the widest dounos. Your chance 81
selection 10 double hare Prices iksm
Sc TO s. gard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-13

E. MURAT BOOKER. Prescription
Druggist, I24 S. Flores st. Physicians Pre-.
scrptiOns Speciality. years in charge OF
L. Orynskis retail store. Telephone III san
Antonio, Texas,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate trans
fers were issued since last report
John A. Combs, executor estate
of p. A. Gamble, deceased, to John
and H. A. Wood, lots | and 2,
block 6, original city lot 3; $1,000
A. J. and Matte May to Oscar
Riechlet, lot ,, block 5; $4,000.
L.. G. Harmon to John H. Cox,
sheriff's deed, lots and 4, block I,
on Cara street; $40.
Buck Franklin, by sheriff, 10 John
H. Cox, lots O and p, corner OF
Beecher and Bonita streets; $25.
Thomas Wylie, by sheriff, to
John H. Cox, lot K, on Beecher
street; 500.
Chas. B. Lewis, by sheriff, to c.
0. Weller, lot 10, block Z, on Fred
ericksburg road; $40.
j. E. and G. w. Evans to Chas
f. Horton, piece Of land at the cor
ner of Hays and blackberry
streets; 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-13
SHORT sNAPPERs.

The town is being flooded with
fraudulent lottery tickets.
Peck now pulls the ribbons on
one of the fastest steppers in town
Our Jockey club should be care
full not to bite:off more than they
chew.
Hewitt, the newsdealer, can tell
you about several fraudulent lot
terry schemes.
"Bretheren should dwell together
in unity" The great religious
daily will please lead off IL prayer
The wind does not now blow
through Col. Hadley's whiskers'
He has parted with his moustache.
Because you don't like this man,
or that man is no argument that
we do not need sewers.
Capt. Nat Lewis has returned
from his trip to Austin, and the
boys around the court house have
livened up.
There were enough men around
the city hall and court house this
morning to organize a Coxey's
army.
Let's shake hands across the
bloodless chasm. The LIGHT has
no desire to disturb it's neighbours
cheese.boX.
Good machinery, good type and
good workmen at the LIGHT office,
turn out good job work. Send in
your order.
Should the Bexar county dele
cations be thrown out or the Yer
nor delegates be seated, Col. Gus
Houston will just have seven votes
left out of Sc.
Our morning neighbor started to
hit us a hard lick this morning,
but the editor thought about those
Texas beauties, and fractured his
lead pencil.
Our friend and neighbor let us
down easy this morning. Good,
it's our treat to oh. Hot Sulphur
bath let's go down and boil out
the nicotine.
When a collector cannot take in
enough money to pay his own
salary, it must be hard scratching
with the other employees.
The recorders court had fine
audience of professional gentle.
men this morning, among them
were a couple of LIGHT "capital.
lists"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-13
It Cured Him.

"Troubled withPiles for about two
years / finally used Comet Pile
Remedy and was relieved at once
and a perfect cure affected" j. H..
Eft, Hindsboro, III. Sold by James
Clavin, IA w. Commerce ST., cor
rier Navarro, San Antonio, Tex.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-13
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS.

R. E. TATUM has no longer any author
ty to solicit in any capacity for the
LieHT, This Office is not responsible for
any of his debts, and he has never had
any authority to collect monies, or con-
tract any bills for account of the paper.
The names Of our authorized collectors
are published in the paper, and persons
who have paid him, do so at their OWE
risk. 7. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
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