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caaafornia Repuh,,c...

SACRAMENTO, CAL, June 20. Hon.
z III. Myers Of San Francisco called the
Republican state convention to order at
noon. The report of the committees on
credentials shows $40 delegates In at
fsndance. Afuli state ticket will be
placed ii nomination. ey p.ss ! q
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LONDON. June 20.--A Dispatch to The
Times from Paris says that the hudget
committee OF the chamber OF deputies
has rejected the supplementary credit
OF S.oV francs asked for by the govern.
ment In connection with the worlds
fair. ~
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A1anglsd I'm = aFsfl.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, June 2O.--In the
Empire Lumber company's mill the
foreman. John Wight while soaping i
belt under the mill was caught by the
arm and hurled to instant death. HIS
body was horribly .mangled. M N
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CIayeiansI Ras..rr., !,

WASHINGTON. June 10. President
Cleveland has returned to Washington
very much improved by his outing on
the salt water.
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Oh sseve. nm nj aiadl

PHn. .ADFE June, 40. Mrs. Emily
Banss rscsiyed fatal burns By the, en-.
plsienssk ,an 4oiL stevs hV which che was
prsEaAxing hreakfast. In attempting to
s@se hers Chafles and William Kemp
and Samuel Danes were badly burned.
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MinIaSARSsliN Grain

MINHEAPoLts. June IT, 1884,
WHEAT - June close, G2s: July opening.
tO'4e: highest. 2ssc; lowest. 6Jls 08 s4c; close.
aSc; September opening, 5s4c; highest, DOC:
lowest, occ; close, '9Ac. On Track-No.
hard, DC; No. Northern, e3c: No. > North.
ern bilc
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The nale M Mine at yYors.

DULuTs. sss,as ~. --.E.s.e Hale mine OF
the Mesaba range has resumed wos i
after beine IDLE since last year. The
hiwabic mine will bs rs0Lened before
the end Cf the present MONTH.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUrH. June IS, 1894.
WHEAT-No. hard. cash, &C; June, &c;
July. 64c. No. Northern. cash. 6ss4c: june
SSAc; July. e24c; September. 6l7c; December.
ooc. NO: : .Sortaern. cash, d93sc. No. 3,
5516c. Rejected. 594c. No / Northern. n
arrive, 64c "
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BELoIT, Wis. June 20.-Arthur
Miller. aged 6, while playing with q
revolver. put bullet through HE brain
and died instantly.
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AEexieo Neesas Rain.

Cry OF MExIco, June 90. Reports
say that unless rain sets in more yigor-
onsly shortly, Mexico will experience q
general corn famine this year.
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Meirs 10 ! 49, rartu..

APPLETON, Wis, June 2O.--Thc
Gmenier family OF this city have fallen
hsir 70 y fortune of 80. 600 BY the death
q fhres Of Gmenier's brothers at Odel-
berg in the TyroI since March.
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LATEST MARKET REPoRr


z-.- ~>, MILWAUKEE. June 10, 1884,
WHEAT arket weaker. No. . sprin :.
oS,Sc No. Northern, AZ: September, SsEc
3aCORN-stsady. No. z. 4lI6c .. -
oAiS-sfrong. mo. = white. 4sNc; No. 4.
white. 4iat0tBc. '
BARLEY-Firm and higher, No. , ,ko.
sample, 5ic.
hYE-Firm. No. J, tic
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CHlc4Go. June IL, 1884,
CATTLE-Marxet SOW on natives. low e. on
Texans. ri,ne TO extra native stesra s4sl
tg4.s5 medium st.2JGDL7j; ot.ers, s3.s5naa5:
Texans, 8 .00D3.S!
HOGS--Active: 10. higher. all sold. Rough
and heavy S4.25Dt.5O. packers and mixed
y4.sOg4.S6 prime heasy and butcher weights,
SaSogo.G assorted light, $4soD4s5.
Heceirts Cattle. 4,5tt uoxs. 20 Uus
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Iowa Daels -, ,, ,..,..,,

DEs MoINAss june 81. Fhe coile co,n.
mission appointed 10 reyise tie state
laws met at theo eolIics or the secret 80
% stass and were sworn into once g1s
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ComGlmmasl she Argumunk

DuBUQUE June %. Judge O'Donnall
haa eontinnsd the argument on demur-
xer 0f The seoeders III, the injunction
suit tha United WorkInen to Ang. 2l.
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Chicago Grals ana Provl.lon..

~ 9OhACAuUs June %. Ib8g.
WHEAT Easy. No. 2 cash. ss1xc: July.
501s-. 80
alt4c. sas'
4 OATS-E'lr n. No. !. cash. i'd July. aaaxa.
POhk--Iower. July $l2.45tk
LAhIl-Lower. eptemhsr, sis0.
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NeHS of the Cold Wave.

rnOsT rs GcCENwooD.-Grce May
2O.-Thc'c waB Il light frost here this morn
Ing, doing some dar'--ro to gardens and
cotton.
FROsC IN Dcnison. Tex, May 20.
Nothing Ike the weather f. the" Ii,,t e
hours has been experienced hc:r i,r ~
years There was heavy ro>r aud cop.
lie badly damaged.
SNow ~ McmGNy. Grand EapiIs
Mich Mny ia lively furry of snow fell
last night. The thermometer registered Sc
At CaiIllac, five inches Of ena~ ;,i ..ad the
temperature w,s = degrees
BUCKLEN'S : ArNrrN SALvr. Tie best
.,alge n the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores.
Ulcers, Sat Rhcum. Fever Sores. letter.
Chappcd Hands. ChilhlainS, Curns, ard MI
skin crurtions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required II is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction. or money rrfurd-
Cd. Price % cents per box. For sale by
D. F. Poscy.
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M I 3 E n T Y s

lair Plus, 1c paper.
Wire tea straiuers, &c each.
Basting Cotton, large spool, 1c each.
Good Pins, 1c paper.
NutnH- Gratcrs, lc each.
Ball Il. lug Cotton &c ball.
Wardrobe Hooks 1c each.
Machine Cotton, &c spool.
Knitting Cotton, large balls, &c ball.
Safety Pins, = dozen for cents.
Coat Hangers, lc each.
Cabinet of Hair Plus, sc each.
Hair Crimpcrs 10c each
Linen Thread - spool
Biscuit Cutters, l0c each.
Black Plus, > boxes for cents.
Bon Ami, jc cake.
100 Brass Head Tacks for 3 cents.
No. 4, Bizby Backing, DC box.
Rubber Dressing Combs, sc each.
lair Curriers', DC each.
Nickel Match Safes, DC each.
Darniny Lasts, &c each,
Coin Purses, Sc each.
Machine Oil bottle.
Barrel Tacks end Hammer, DC both.
Lemon Squeez:r, l0c
) Plated Forks, l5c.
B Plated Spoons, l5c.
Velvet Top Whisk Broom, l5c.
Large Beautiful Fans, sc.
Gold Plated Breast Plus, Sc.
tr,opnt IN,ttnn
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A COURT OF INQUIRY.

The Govcrnor proceeds against the Mjhti0men
Ever since the Darlington trouble all have
been watching with the greatest degree of
Interest to sec what action Governor Tillman
would take in the matter Of the refusal of
cer tain military companies in the State to
obey his orders to go to the scene of the
alleged instruction aud make war on their
fellow -citizeus. But Governor TillDan has
been thinking the matter over and he pre-
ferred 10 get all the other new companies
which applied, commissioned before he took
any fnrther steps. srs
E This work rk.oFfeorganizatio has new been
very nearly completed and the Governor
yesterday decided mpon his course in re-
gard to the companies referred TO, from
whom the arms and equipments furnished
by the State have already been taken. GIc
has decided to have their course investigated
by miitry court of inquiry consisting Of
four military officers of high rank in the
service, and the court is soon to enter upon
its woik. The complexion Of the court po-
litically is patent to all who keep up with
the diff of political matters aud it is not
necessary to mention that here.
Whether all the members of the court will
serve ur not remains to be seen. At any
rate the opening of the trial of the troops is
to be entered upon promptly and interesting
develoI mcnts will doubtless come thcrcf ON.
As will be seen the inquiry is to extend
to every company in the state which dcCin-
cd to obey the Governors orders, aud the
Columbia companies are thus to be dealt
with Here is The official order issued ycs
terday and it speaks for itself.
Executive Department
Office CT the Adjt and Inspector General.
Columbia, May 10, 1891.
General Order No. ..
"A court of inquiry consisting of Brgauier
General Il. N. Richbourg, Brigndier General
L. J. Dennis, Cyl. Willie Jones, and J. I.
Barron, uige Advocate. is hereby ordered.
Said court will convene in Charleston, S. G.. =,
on Tuesday, the 22Dd day Of May, 1894, to
make inquiry and report to these headquar-
tcrs on the following points:
First. AS to Brig Gop. L. y. IIuguenin,
commanding the Fourth Brigade in falling
to report with his command at Darlington
on March 3Oth under orders from these
headquarters.
Second As TO whether any Of the
brigade, rcgimental, or commanding officers
or men of sa d Fourth Brigade arc rcspousi-
BILE for said diSobcdiencc of orders if so,
who and in what degree.
Third. To examine into the behavior of
the officers and men belonging to the Naval
Battalion in Charleston and at Mount
Pleasant during that occasion and since.
Fourth. AS soon rs the inquiry herein
ordered shall be completed the said court
will convene i'll Columbia and investigate
the conduct of the officers and men of the
Second Brigade If infantry and the Gordon
Volunteers, Capt. J. l.. lzlar commanding,
who failed to respond to orders from these
headquarters on March 18th, 30th, and 3lst,
1894. Such inquiry will be searching and
opinion of the court as to the degree of guilt
to each case VIII he reported in these
findings.
BY order Commander-in Chief
i. II. TILLMAN,
Governor.
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! Irouiug Wax, 3yccut4.
Tack Pulier. 3 cents.
Electric Corset Laces, ) cents.
Jail Locks, 5 cents.
Button Hole Scissors, 20 cents.
Pot Cleaners, cents.
Toilet Soap, B cents.
Book Pins, ) cents.
Spring Hinge Zoe pair.
Ivory Handle Kuiic, II cents
Cut Mirror Hand Glass, 25c.
Rubber Hair Pins, | cent.
Fine Hair Brush, 25c each
Good Hair Brush, 10 each
Sleeve Supporters, SC pair.
Key Ring aud Chain, &c each.
lloyt'S Cologne, Sc crch.
Barlows Sc each.
Nursing Bottles, 10c each.
Grown Picture Nail Twinc, &c each.
II Sheets Note Paper and Envelopes, sc
Windsor Ties, Sc each.
Brass Pad Locks, 19c each.
Ornamcnted Hair Pins, Sc each.
Lneu Lamp Shades, %, each.
Framed Mirror, 10c each.
Crcamcrs, 10c each.
Morocco Fursc. &c clch.
Gold Plated Cellar Buttons, > for sc.
Extra Good Shaving Brush, l0c each
Nickel Back Comb. 1Oc.
Indies Scissors, 10 ccuts
Two Bladcd Knife, 10 cents.
Puff Boxes. 10 cents.
Nclyctcen Dress Facings, ; yds &c.
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!. '. CIlA MBERS.

The friends or }. \. cnambCrs arrrcc,ai.
ing his sat sfactory services rs II County
Commissioner, and knowing his fitness FOR
the oiiicc, hereby announce him u clnli late
for School Commissioner of Union County,
subject to the decision OF the Primary
election. FRIENUs 50
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We hav just received aaoiher tcautifil
lne OF ..h esq goods = Il white goods,
which we bought Mt big bR,Grin and can
sell for less money than other merchants
paid for them ea"ly in the season.
GRAHAM X SHARKS.
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At the solicitation of many c;izcns
throughout the county, have dccilcd to
become candidate for the Office of Treas
urer Of urion County, subject TO the dccis-
ion of the primary election.
}. III. BARrLES. :
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CUT GU + PRICES. :!'i!+z:
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
THE WORK OF OUR LITTLE HkTCHET
SEEING IS BELIEVING.
.->t-$-o*sase-s-s<-.
Wv non and have decided to take little Ratchet through
our entire stock and from CASH.
Watch advertisement week week keep posted
prices or course other merchants
always bear mind that goods and low
prlcccS.
NOW LISTEN y
The best Indigo Prints ,? yards Ncggc Shirts for % cts
H.ut. " (gooc) 80
Good Calcoc t val Pins and Needles cent manor
Nluns " % 9 . Ladies ndcrvcsts cen each.
Scotch Lawns fnc) and !,
yard. the finest ~ 'S" ~
Good Satccns yard. @ Iandkcrclicfs all prices
creates " ~ ' e" Ccluoh Collars 10 and Cuffs
Cotton Dress Goods at cents yd II
Nice Wool Dress Goods Hats from cents TO bc
yard. finest
aOe Damsk at 20 cents yard Ladies Gloves Goln
Good ii Shccting ' - uacst.
W" cHnTo special prices Shoes Great many
other goods for want Of space but they Just cheap as the above
named goods Respectfully
GRAHAM ~ SPAIskS
Feb. lily.
Notice Of Town Election.
CorNCIL CHAMBER. J
TOwN or UNION. /

Council CHAMBER,
Town or UNIoN.
NOTICES is hereby given thrt OH june .,
~ 1884, from . a. VI. TIL GP. II in the
Court House, an election will be held for
Mayor and four Wardcus for the town Of
Union.
MANAGERS:
Il. G. Johnson, l.. y. Eolgcr and W. ID.
Arthur are hereby appointed and constituted
managers to conduct said c.ectlon
The said board of managers are hereby
REQUIRED to onen hooks &C.. the registration
Of yoters Of the town of Union in the Court
House On the following days May %. 2G,
%, - and 80 and said board are specially
cnioincd and required to keep said regis.
tration books open not less than from II
0 clock a. NJ. TO o clock l.. NJ, On each of
said days.
j. \. FAINT,
ny ordcr oi council. Mayor
Attest: (-,-)
l.. c. YoUHG, SEAL
C!ork AMI Treas. -
Nay ll-l9-3t
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FOR SCHOOL COM MISSIONER.
II. B. FAINT.

announce mys'lf n crniidrte FIR the
Office Of School Commissioner of Union coun-
ty, subject 10 the decision Of the primary
election. ID. i. FAST. s.
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FOE TREASURES.
n 4 ,IElEi,

| hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of Treasurer of Union county.
Subject t. the decision Of the Primary
cl cIOn.
W. T.. JETER. 4
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j y. GOING

hereby Respectfully announce myself Il
candiditc for The Office of Treasurer of
Union county, subject to the decision OF The
people AT the primary election.
J. u. GOING.
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CANDIDATIIS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
JAMES T.. NOORIIEAn

The friends of Mr.. James T.. M0Gihead
knowing him worthy ard competent, respect
fully announce HIM as II candidate for the
House of Representatives from Union tUum-
iy, in the next Legislature, subject 10 the
dec sion Of the approaching primary.
NoTEES s.
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Lat of Letters.

Ilst of Letters.
Remaining in the PoStoiiicc at Union, for
the week ending May -, 1894.
Maria Reed Mr. J III Turner
Mr. Rufus Bpu2cr Mr. Thomas llcrndOrn
Mr. J I EiSoD
Persons calling for the above letters Will
please say itadvertiscd. and will he required
to pay one cent for their delivery
Il. ". HARRIS. p. NJ.
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BIG STOCK OF FLOWER uRNs ON HAND ALL THE TIME
= w. 7. BEATTY =

TIE MISSISSIPPI BouMING.-St. Paul,
Mimi, May 20.-Thc Mi>sissippi river is oh
n tear at Minneapolis The water has rscu
four feet in the last twenty four hours aud
is still on the rise. If the water rises even
Il few inches higher number of dwellings
will DC wrenched from their foundations and
the occupants will be homeless
SENATORS EY PorUIAR NorE w ashing
ton, May 22.-Thc House committee ON
election of the President and Vice President
has voted to make Il favorable report OF the
bill Of Representative Tucker, of Virginia,
Proviling for the election OF United States
Scna!o !orS BY direct vote Cf the people. The
report was agreed upon hy nearly
unanimous vote.
\ MIILloN FRIENps. a friend in need is
n friend indeed, and not less than one mil
lion people have found Just such II friend in
DR.. Kings New Discovery for ConSumptiou
Coughs and Colds. II you have never used
this Great Cough Medicine, one trial wi |
convince yoV that il has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest ami
Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to DO all
that is claimed or money will be refunded.
Trial bottles free at u. +. Posey Drug
Store. Large battles SOC. and Sl.Oo.
For Shoes that will give you wear and
comfort &C to
\. II. FOSTER X CO.
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UYIONDRUGCO.,

-DEALERS IN
DRUGS, Patent Medicines Toilet Soaps
Pcrfumery, Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Tooth Powders,
Face Powders.
\ full line Of Paints, Oils. Putty, Stains,
Paint brushes, Whitcwash Brushes.
Tobacco, Snuff Cigars, Fresh Garden Seeds,
and al kinds of Druggist Sundrics
kept in frst-closs Drug
Store.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at all hours.
The Public will find our stock of Medicines
complete, warranted genuine and
of the best quality.
Gail and see for yourselves.
Feb lilly
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Matfdar!n suIpts aud CardOva Cl.thS n the
different cClo.S. 1t Is II nice urcSs fabric.
We arc selling them at only 6 cents, other
merchants ask yGu 10 cents for lhc;u. Come
and soc for yourself
GRAHAM \ SPARKS.
TAKE NoUR CuOICE.-Wc will look for the
results Of the Governor ; definition Of posi-
ton with much interest. lie haS, we are
glad to see. declined to make aliect surrcn-
der to the Alliance demands. lie refuses to
stretch or shorten 10 measure to the Ali-
ance yal,is,ick lie j, the iir:' prominent
mau on his side TO venture on such defiance.
1t is likely that his nerve will win Il nota-
Bile victory for him and knock the wind out
of Il bladder which has been heretofore used
on smaller men rs a club We have sus-
pected all a,Ong that most of the Alliance
talk and ihrca.s IN III, State was blum and
blustcr--that the men who undertook to
represent the order and speak for it would
be unable TO cYutrOl its vote against strong
man, even if that vote is str0rg enough TO
control ATTY results. Now we WI see. The
position Of the Alliance toward Governor
Tilman will show whc her or not il is aiIa' ii
TO tackle whale after all : spaShirg and
lrgnting OF sucilcrs and miruows. Ii his
letter is accepted rs satisfactory it will be
surrender by the Alliance mud Will Jc II
signal OF political emancipation from its
power. Oth"" men wi hold themselves
free to think an speak as they Ike on the
va ious .'dcmaEds,' and to clam exemption
f,om Alliance wrath under the precedent in
lie 1il!man case, :!ncss, indeed, the Ali
ancc serves roicc ihat while the Governor
is too big to tackle, the sma Ter fry will yet
be held 10 sn ict account.
If there is n fight between Ti:lman and
the Alliance on the dcmaI Is which he re
fuses TO swallow, ard on his refusal TO
promise absolute Independence of party
caucus, we thiuk Tilman VII win and
oush. 10 wan. H. haG gone as So toward
that order rs he possibly can go to keep in
touching distance Of Democracy. The fact
that he has drawn n line and refuses 10 be
driven. pushed pulled Cr persuaded over it
is TO his credit.
Now let US see what Oar Noble Order " III
do. il has made tho issue and has been
met, haj tn own Out its hook ana had it
swallowed Ivy tremendously big fish Will
it drop the pole and un, or vii! it wade in
with knife and try conclusions - Ct,CH
pIic N,rs.
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For Shoes that will give you wear and
comfort &c to
\. II. FOSTER X co.
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Four BIC SUCCEssEs.-llav ng the needed
merit to more than make good all the ad-
vtrisirg claimed for them, the following
four remedies have reached Il phcuoms nal
sale Dr.. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, Consumption, Coughs and Coils,
each bottle guaranteed. Electric Buffers.
the great remedy ior Liver Stomach and
Kidneys. BuckIcn' Arnica Salvc, the best
in the world, and DR.. King New Life P,l!s,
which are a perfect pill. Ali these remedies
arc guarant ed to do what is claimed for
them and The dealer whose name is attached
herewith will be glad to tell you more Of
them. Sold at Is. f. Posey's Drug Store.
We have just received nee Inc Of
Mandarn suipvs and Cardova cl,ths n the
different cClo,S. 1t is II nice urcSs fabric
We arc selling them at only 6 cents other
merchants ask yGu 10 cents for Ihcin. Come
and soc for yJurSclr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-17

La Cantinera Polka, Juv. Rosas IS
Las Campinitas Polka, The
Little Bells, Del Rio 40
La Jota, Spanish Dance;E Hoist 50
La Golondrina, The Swallow,
Variations, Serredell-Lanyon so
Mexico!!! Adios Schottische
Tejeda So
My Last Dream Mazurka, Mi
Ultimo Illusion, Hernandez 40
Moonlight Sernade DANA, Sere-
made de la Luna, Rohas
Over the Waves waltz, Juv. Rosas IS
Riena de Rosas Waltz, G. S. 40
Rosa Mazurka Acuna 40
Siempie tn en- Mi Corazon Waltz,
You are always in My Heart, GARLIC 40
Serenade by Moonlight, Schottische,
La Serenata de la Luna Alvarado 40
Selika Mazurka, Logheder 40
Salamanca Schottische, Arranjo Is
The Honeymoon Polka, La
Luna de Neil, Navarro IS,
The Dreamer Waltzes,
La Sonadora Alvarado 40
Upon the Sea Waltz, En- Medic
del Mar, Alvarado 40
Victorioso March, Martinez 40
Why So Sad? Nocturne,
Porque tan Thistle? Leon 90
Zarzuela Polka Pastor az
: of my 1oc Music containing over 5000,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-17

A Confidence, Mazurka Codina 90
Against the Waves, Contra las
Olas, C. L. Is
Amelia Waltzes Juv. Rosas IS
A Kiss by Moonlight Schott-
ische, I'm Beso de la Luna,
Rohas 40
Adore and de Still Schottische,
Alvarado 80
Bull Fighters Polka, Polka de
los Terreros, Navarro 40
Bizzarria de Artista Polka,
Captain IS
Cascade of Pearls, Cascade de
Perlas, Ortiz so
Carmen Waltz Juv. Rosas IS
Corazon de Fuego Schottische,
De Llano 40
Eternal Love Schottische,
Eterno Amor, Navarro 40
Good Evening Miss, DANA,
Brenos Dios, Senorita, Rohas 40
l See The Again Waltz,
TIE Volvia Yer, Estrada so
Impassioned Dream Waltz,
Eusueno Seductor, Juv. Rosas IS
Josefna Waltz, Juv. Rosas 90
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Patter of the Feet Upon the Floor
ITO Lewis and Burnam Hudson.)

o. listen to the music
OF the childish voices sweet;
And hearken TO the patter
OF the tiny little feet. .,..
The pitter patter. pitter patter through
The pa patter e of the little feet upon the
oaken floor
They climb upon the sofa,
And make horses OF the chairs;
They bring the yellow mud IN
And leave marks on the stairs:
And yet there's nothing in this life that
Is TO US more sweet
Than the pitter pattsr or those little fest'
They love to run and gallop.
And make a dreadful din;
They love to kick poor pussy,
Nor deem II is a sin.
But when at night the little eyes are
closed In sleep so sweet.
We miss the pitter patter OF the restless
little feet.
Poor grandpa says, "Be quiet,
And let me read a minute;
No matter what the mischief Is,
You two are always In II"
But when he is away from homo he AL
ways longs TO meet
The welcome pitter patter of those rogwsh
little feet.
o, little feet so eager.
o. little hearts so true,
Dear little hands so willing,
And little eyes so blue,
God grant that when we all shall meet
upon the "Other shore"
Wen hear the patter OF your feet upon
the heavenly 6ooSs
SpeyTyyule, Va