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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
SHORT sNAPPERs.

NO mountain Is LOO nlHn LOT Is
genuine hustler to try and climb.
The question might be asked
"What's the number of Can't Stops
ticket, 3 or ~"
In most cases where advertising
is a failure, it has been a poor arti-
Gle advertised.
Smutty jokes aud vulgar stories
are not convincing arguments to
an intelligent audience.
Henry will travel fast on the
east side, but Nat will go a two
minute gait on the west side.
A newspaper that will deliberate
ly lie on any special occasion will
habitually lie every day in the
year.
II Col. Grice will consent to be-
come a candidate, the LIGHT will
guarantee to get up a monster Pc
tition.
The loudest mouth agitators,
about what other people should
pay, generally pay the least them
selves.
The LIGHT is informed that the
Sam Maverick estate has no part
in the COMPRESSION al race in the
18th dis trict.
If you want to be called upon to
run for Office get some confidential
friend to pass around petition
for signatures.
A newspaper published for any
other purpose than to make money
is not generally published very
long Printers Ink.
II the advertiser desires to reach
the class of people who usually
have no money to trade, let him
use handbills and circulars.
The cow bell ordinance extends
to the two-mile limit, but it seems
to be enforced only in the ward of
Alderman Jack Daugherty.
The merchant who waits for
"times to improve" to advertise,
will find his numerous COMPETE
tors are doing the same thing.
The newspaper that complains
most about "Disgracing Journal
ism, us like the thief who is the first
to cry "Stop Thief "-L Louisville
Times.
People sometimes bark up the
wrong tree; the article "a niger
in the woodpile," was not written
by either the manager or editor of
the LIGHT.
A Democratic candidate will not
refuse a colored mans vote, and it
makes no difference how procured,
whether by cajolery, bought, or
counted by force.
"The summer girl as days ad-
vance,
Her leg show now may shirk,
While the soubrette in her giddy
dance,
Gets in the winter work"
-TRed Rigsby.
The Beethoven Maennerchor
should be careful in selecting a
good location for their grand build.
ing, even if they have to pay more
money. They should get as near
Alamo plaza as possible.
The Express cartoon, Sunday,
does not "gibe" we'll with the edi-
torial columns. That artist must
have drawn inspiration from
"Hypen's" contribution to the
Boerne Post or the X. G. S. s.
A Noonan missionary writes
from far northwest county Sup
posed to be Democratic), 81 came
out here to work for protection,
but l find l have nothing to do,
for everybody seems to be for Judge
NOonan."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
A Convict Escapes.

News has reached here that one of the
convicts engaged in repairing the bridges,
etc, on the Southern Pacific at Uvalde,
has escaped. He had only but month
or so yet to serve and'was what is called
a trusty, being granted more privileges
than others, on account of good behavior
and conduct in the past.
A posse of officers is now after him, and
when caught he will probably be tried and
sentenced again for attempting to escape.
The officers have found mis- prison
clothes and it is believed they are tracing
him very rapidly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
Sunset Revival.

Notwithstanding the rain, the
services at the Sunset Baptist
church were we'll attended last
night and two more candidates
were immersed. Rev. Daniel
breaches again tonight. The good
task goes on.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
We Will

Sell the best carriage, surrey, phae-
ton or buggy in the city for less
money than old styles and back
numbers, C-o-s-T. Our goods are
new and have been bought since
prices came down.
924 1t WOODWARD & BRIGGS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE Barlow, Dolson & Powers min
strels, of forty people, will open at the
Grand tonight. Mr.. Dolson has engaged a
number of European specialties, which
will be revelation in minstresy, and en-
tlrely different from anything ever seen
here before"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
Gun Club Shoot

The San Antonio Gun club held its
regular shoot yesterday afternoon, not
withstanding the rain and the following
score was made in the trophy shoot:
Shields 10, Smith %, Vollbrecht 10, Barr
81, Grossman is, Weyel Ia, Chsbot II.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
Benefited by the Rains.

Francis Sanders, prominent stockman
Of Uvalde, is in the city, stopping at the
Southern. Mr.. Sanders says that the
late rains have done the grass world of
good and that cattle are already bringing
better prices. He has just sold large
number Of Texas bred cattle at SlS.O5 per
head,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
The Rain Postponed It.

On account of the rain yesterday
the grand military band concert to
have taken place at Limburger's
garden, was postponed until next
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 30, the
weather permitting. A fine enter
tainment is then assured.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24
The MIGHTY DOLLAR
We Save You at
1.-THE FAlR.'
Come and See Those

Pretty Porcelain dinner sets, white
for . =. S3.S5
Pretty Porcelain dinner sets, deco
rated for 400
Pretty Porcelain tea sets, white for ass
Pretty Porcelain tea sets, decorated
fer $40
Pretty Porcelain chamber sets. $50
One Burner Safety Gasoline stove 800
Patent Bread Knives, in sets of J. AS
Slightly damaged clay furnaces as
low as. 20
Rogers nickel-silver teaspoons, per
Eset. .. IS
Triple plated Casters . $50
q Triple plated Water pitchers ) so &
y Triple plated Butter dish 2.25 v
Triple plated Syrup cans :. 2.25
Triple plated Tea sets .. SIS
Wire Door mats =. -. rs
Decorated Glass Lamps 3. as
Toothpicks -. -. .o5
Toilet paper 'o5
Sadirons in sets of ). &. E. . 100
Ceutre-drat Table Lamps .. $50
EfiyOu want .the Best. Stove in the
World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-24

Mrs. Fred A. Scott, of Austin, is
In the city, visiting relatives.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

garnabp nsleoe og gap iaa eftsr. Daen ban ops
su life i'm 9oit uoen uioere.
Seq buroe 10 life giere bet, Did. Oct er bare to
Aar iioen, at Der par 9nobrub / tuiet. StuIoe nosst
inotraiie, iaa uiOe MorbrOr aIoris tilsi mig. Wten paa
ben unOen SiOe PED ieg mol, at pu nit SteO uiloe
biGlpe."
"Sa, bet uiloe iss. 9ten buOrfOr lite iatte irem es
par GJusinarer2 Saa oil bu uare aIbeles litter, ieIu
ON noget ifuIoe ifs."
"9UaO Slass Suarer2"
"Nf min esen OpiinosIis. On bar bort ON WieGlOs
iteps 8biitep, Tom ft en- 6pr til at ious to 0ssu?"
Sarnabp nitteoe.
~Sa, mine Snarer er al iamms Sla9s. Seq ituI
iprinse bort pau apOtetet Og iaa Iiot al StOffet. utOo
mig uosnfor y8atsrIooitaliouen alottsn fire"
De trai biuanosn til aftalt 5io. Selbp bauoe
"Spueiuarsrns" en- MteOjetnfaite. 6emogtrsOiue Wns
utter par De WaptbOrn 9t0a Os latte benz Op."
"gi bar NOT, I" ia OpiinOsrsn. "Gni Spistammeret,
buOr SsIutsiet er, en- bin 1antss garsIie, bUor ou
flyer, at benoes Smpttsr er, os ben treble 0a9ISs
ituen, buor Ell Gpu tan frifss al alt bet ;Oitbare Nips.
6plO tire 8araher baIut msb en- gIanoins al 9 ortuin os
aOsnat - Hart 8Osnat, fOritaar On, eaerS tunOs lps
pen mGrte StOiiet, % iaa iua lat paa trs gmsIus."
Sarnabp itufeoe, buao DOttoren iorluuats. Sslbp
baIOte en- Eel Of WeOieiniluitsns 9nobOIO / aOsna.s os
SIanoinsen paa buer al Sarn flsrns.
Oct sr Ell itar, SOueOrit," ~fOrtlarsOe ban. "au
iatter ou bare Sarafierne, en- Spistamneret. en- bin
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Gn uuentet Sangit.

"'r'8 bar en- Ssiterisu baut beore @runoe til at
S"'s N9 paa GOD SOB meo fin Morbror eno Sarnabp.
:" oar Den tnObrinsenoe 5orretnius, iOm Sobn @oIobp
y4OOs 'oOet ituIOe bIi bans, naar ban ielu trat fig tiIs
ou8s IRA 6Orrstninsen, os Der par Best. Sarnabp
D'O''On 'rntte aoitilis mere paa fin uafre &uine enc
'" oO'retn'n9en - naturIisuis, for 6orretninsen
.O { nan Tie 60IeIier, ioni tunOe forauOre fig, men bet
SOUSs Best.
q Oar lite fcrlouet. Waaife par BET fin e9en Sns
%'''f' naolts Sesis, at Sobn @olObp bapOe iorbuOt
s|" at 8l0re bet itOre SpOrssmaal, for bun bauOe feet
wv mFs AZ Seroeu. "8i bar Chen for os, ia ban
y O"0e lite bore 9nOuenbinser. SauOe bans Suur Das
:" S""''9t, loa tanite Sssii pilbs Ieet bam Op auii9s
ON Oe 9apOe iaa IGn9e uarst iom Bror os SSner.
"'1 gu' lpntes beOrs ON bam sno ON noseu auosn, os
VI 900Oe bun ia9t BAN.
I'9 HOO ~alIarsrne, oa Sarnabp bIsu anmooet ON at
gS' P0a IN UforbrOrs 6us, mems 5amiiisu ala ct
a'9 | or'sbton. Seq mensr life, ou ifal forismme
S"''"'a8sn, %fOrltaar bu, ia SObn @olobp; men Oh
:" qua 'ra SOntoret en- Gime ~tiolisere, os iaa tan ou
: ," MOLTEN Ter. 0ar lite bOrte nosen aitsn, tpao
qua 9s"Osr, Os saar bu uo en- Cur, iaa pas paa,
NOV .0aHsr t'OIis biem. Staspiseu reiin msS Os,
SSa, s0''splsen bIir Der os itsQsr for big 9ans
brublA F' wv ~ ""s@
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.

Santes BRreIie o9 en- i 0asIigituen. 8Ommer en- lpu
inc, laa oil ban ferit os remit faa Die poa giueu.
6an oil itiGnte fig ct glas o9 bGIOe bet fig - be er
t0rltt9s lli9s Sarer, - imatter gOot os iaa ioOner De ON
baloanost Utinut. Oct fan ingen Stabe sisre, men DC
finoer bOm lige iouenoe %imOr9en."
Set er Ell goo SOe,~ iaa Barnubp; men iat, at
a~ottepigen faIoer paa at imase2~
"0u iaar uaritO benos."
Sa Sndrerne par ~anbrast iaaleoes, at ielu Ell itGrs
blind SpO MATTE ie Dem, git gurnubp no R~istteuer.
"9sr Der, 0tarp " ia ban, "iss saur uo. Seq bar
iat te tiara Her Bin Omtring quiet. Ste rsr benz. "
&~Ottepisen bI.U s~iebItttsIis 5pr Os 6lamms.
"0Uao bOIOer De mig iOr2" uobrsO BUN.
"sUinoe, Mtary. 9ut, bUaO Der Baubts G0eus
Duue o9 lao Gem life ~friite."
Dan for Op paa tit garsie, tIaOts fig ON Og orog i
Saltpart ailteO msO SeIbp, aIoeIes rOIi9 tiliiuO5.
Senere trai ban Os GOttOreu ~giuau6su "tilieloigpis, "
os Oamerue par mep. Weu tiItrobs for ale garua6p
@iOrtOns SeitrGbelier, oar bet bam amuIist at itaiis
Yennen ben snileoe ~2eiIi9bsb." "a De tom no al
Geatret, rs9ueOe BET, Os GOttoren 1T Ell Snoitpoelie.
San raabte al to 9Osne, buOr Der bare par pIaOs III to
/ busr, ~prattsoe Ell Cart unse 6rs.sn SrsUOr Os ia
ieu inc i ben enc os tisrte uilteb, iost ban oUsrlOb I'll
MortOn at beiSrss lanteu bism. 6iiiet ~IpttsOes uomR,s
let, men garnabp Tom Orent til iibits Sporpogn %
uoseu anIen 9osn par lite at opbrips.
Smens baUSs goI0bps, men liar Sssii baut en- rigs
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Gn Guriontct.

Mau9eitsos / Soma fan man e
u~maaNslis fore 8ampsittue (boulders),
ia Der or enoO9ian en- Jnoi6 tuo9iGroet
al Dem. Sc bar alto uarst betrngtet
mso 5orunorina. til 5n9en tunoe bt'
9ri6e, bporlsoes be oar TONNE Der.
yian be9Dnbte Osiaa at i~petulere eaa,
bpao be pet turos bruscs TT. 5or
noste iaa Iar iioen it man Nnpenoslis
ior benz i @runomure for Suie % /
airtemure. Oct par ct baarot Nrbetoe
at iaa benz iprGn9t / Stptter % bug9e
Dem III, oa be er ualmiuoelig baaroe,
men, la99es be iaa inc / Uiururrt, ia.
ger De Jig iGroeles 8oot no. Gn Del I
oct minblte al 9runomurene for So
mas aapltoltum bleu bp99et al otsiC
Boulders; mango at benz blep ben
Nnleontng bra9t ira 8u6an0n Gountp.
s Gebar Sails, SOiuu, Opisrtes for
Omtrent 6 gar iioen Ell congregational
airte al iaaoanne a%ampeitene al N(to'
oe~lsitgrrelie; mon bopoe iamlet Dem
lammen ira iOritleai8e Steoer Goun'
tget. Gems ltipnue lloicenoe opmuus
treoe Nuore til at prDUe paa, 6uno o.
tunoe gigre meo ben Sla98 anrlOiitt'
ter, og oct ltgrite timber ben &erllng
ct Zen forite presbyterian SirIe"
8aterIoO, S1ul.
Yaa 6enry 0routs 5arm, benUeo :
WliI ira 8aterlUO, lOa en- ubpre tor
Boulder, % oenne bleu a%iitaaet for
bette giemeo. Oct toIteoe .~bctyoeli0c
anItren9elier at iaa ben ipran9t, O8 at
IGa ben transported til BlGoien boor
ben ltuloe aupenoes, men i0a bar man
p9Iaa ct 8iouuoer al Ell &lrte, iutut
tmponerenoe og Uiituot uoen 2i9e Den
bele 8erben, tbi ben er iao9ootiom
uoelutIenoe Opigrt al oeune ene Boul-
der.
gp9nin9en bar en- 5ront al 60 Sob,
en- 9ploe pua "a SOB, % en- 9Gn8oe al
"a SOB. Den bar ct tort Gotale lpr
8uostjeneiter, ct rummeli8t Senca8s'
itOtes 2Otule, ct bDBgeli9t % betuemt
Stuoereu1relie, iomt en- lioen Parlor
eIer &Rrelie Ior &irtetOret. &iRlOers
@ta9en inoebol6er ct peut &jgften,
Spilep9relie oio. 8e iuouenoi9e Wture
b~eItaar enc o9 alene al Stptfer Iro
oenne enc Steu, meo llnota9elie al, at
blit p9 her en- Sten al ell nnoen auIsr
er bru9t for at 9lue Niuerling, % at
SlGrneIteneu er al mutt pOleret Slour
6aa5 @rauit. Wtureue ba9enttl er
minbre toltbar Sten bru9t for at ipare
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Yaa 5armen er Der euonu Iaa me9et
tilbase al oenne ajampeiten, at Der
tunoe opisres Ell Bp9uin9 til al nGiten
li~8nenbe Sterrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

9arnabp Ioueoe at fol9e ale 6Orltrifterne ~noiu9tig.
Uieu i%anoeIig ON ban bauoe troet, at Sesiis 6rauGr
tinOe sisre Zig 6oritiel, - ban fanOt aitnerue paa
Maptboru SiIa gruli9 tieoiommeli9e. Spy at benz
itoO ban no msO, lioen fortorteoe BAN benz meo genner,
ior buem ban sau psne imua MiOOase 9ritutnius for
bsrss Ssltab.
@n Gftermiooag tom en- al OiSie tienituiaise 9euner,
Ell 9ybespnOer al en- Doctor, inO paa gOlObps &Outor
i 5orretuinssitrssst.
"Ou WOrton," ia ban, "ou maa 9isre mig Ell Sies
uelts. 0u tienOsr 6rsteu Greuor. Seq bar iaat BenOe
o~uertalt til at pare meo mig Geatret iaiten. Soenoes
Gaute blir meo naturlisuis. gu uiIOe ies pare ~tatnemIis,
ON ou orener bet Ina, al on rent ON ueo ct Silieloe
n~aturliauiS msoer o8 % iiOeu tar Dig al ben samIe
Dame. SUN bar ipolcret buer emeite 9eIIt9beo, JON les
biotil bar baut til at tale aIene meo 6rsfen lrepor, og
M nil ies faa Or0en 2tfaren.~
Oct siOr mig OnOt, Selbn " iparsSs garnabn men
Ou ueo, iss IOueOe G'amIinsen at pare bismlns buer snelte
aiteu."
ga, men ou er Seu eneite al mine Senner, Tom liens
Der jsrsten Greuor os benOes Sante. Gn utisnot 6yr
tan uaturlisuis life bialpe mig. Naar peutss Gams
linsen ~tIIbass2"
~Smorsen."
"San bar paret tire Tiger bprte. Snobruostppe bane'
Ter lite paa SubifyosIie. ON ct SnSbruo sr pIanlast.
iaa ul bit gaaruar bper aften aussbe ba ~soeIast pIu'
men. 9eSuosu tOmmsr Nn bism. Tor &Iof'sn tOIp.
@isr bet oa, sr Su fnIl"
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

tig 10. ~noieIig 5erte. SUN bauoe 9lort Ssasnolta0 meo
en- us 6aptein 8aibburp, og oe5U9rrs Tor zen TOMS
beige (rofaitbsb! - BUN babe alt 5alpt ON baiOt bs'
TENT fig III, at III uil0s bun aIortg bi mere emo en- ?"
tier iOr garnabp. 3O5n @olO6g par Ii8sIsos5 m,8st
usniis lin0st MOP cen tiette Officer, ia, ban ia til 5ru
GOIobp, at iaa mango BeH8e, iom gs5lt oit0e iaa, baroe
bun abiOIut tunue siore fig 9aa6 on en- em6so5mano.
Omtrent ueo ben CiO, Oa garHa5g % bans Ben
latte op (pUeirarer, Oreu ST.. gO!O6g % bans nps 8s'
tenOt nsooOsr Rougeueisn Brighton.
'4prOpop. " ia Raptsinen, "sg tRnter at rsiie til
gpen ~imOrs,n. 9uis Gs Re bar no9st imOo BET,
gOIobp, iaa retisr i3 iamneu meo Ssm."
SObn GO!tp uotaIte i'm tore (uireOsbso meo 6Oy'
iaset. De maa bli meO biem ii! O5 % ipte NiOOal-
Ia ban til. Seq tar lite mOo Rel.
Seq ,ommer meO gIRos, " iOareoe RaptsIHef.
"a De itlltes, git 5Obl @O.Obp TT nRrmsits lsis:.
srailtdtiou os isuote ct Iaugt Telegram mso SslteO til
aOttepigen, Suar beta.t. 9an teItsyaisrsoe !~igsIeosS
til SdruabD paa ROutoget, - Der Uar attarat (IO I'll,
at BET tuu { t:Effe bam Tor RlOteu lem, - % Fotha
pigeu maalis "a Ben { for at ts5s IND. Saa Git tan
bism Og psusOs paa SUar. Der TOM iutet. l9aa yes
teos Ell ltme % IsnOte laa mt Telegram nj Sluaen.
5remoelss inter SUar. 9u beo sUu aIpo.llg arslt.
Der maa OR,e noIst gain gadFRroe,- "a ban al m
Rome og Oatter. "0pem tan uIhs2 quiet er tdnlfe
R~ottepIaeu O9 Sayaabp mproet! Seq rei'r
tror. 0ere iaar tOmme siter meO fSrts Cog %im0rsen.
5aa Rap'eln Salbburp Heo!~
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Spc0cr!

ct gus, bplrt oct ip s5er, er uoaet al en- 5ielo snbtt
i oiaie prat life o. uromant IL Dale, men en- 4erfon,
plugs meo ben 5bs. at bars S18bom er Il clbre eGs,
er en- 8erioultgbeo, man bpppi8t trrffsr paa. gits'
talO til NVsO cinens Gole at BelbysOe gr 'uu en- mllO
BORN a. Ronomani, itisnt roIle linaloe g~ienia8ne
Rangler meo at erbo Dc 6 Hortus ia mango TO itisnise
aloer ne en- ipues at r~etiFrOi8 ll5re lo,uien, oOitet,
tiers Rauebltter bar b uift fin GoHe til at babrsoe
9pspepia. 5grftop9eIie, aeOsrs co Rpreip9oon, Sra
Iaria o. RtJpgftst, Og RES betis note Gone I'll at bd'
brebe bur. E gisre, at ben net mlHoite bI.U rrsO,t i
Gua0er, Der sr pla8st al CD 'nuGpute 5plocmm,, isu
ON bans tlbIgere 80 igs paa al fuOe g~r8etiuIp bar
crr ct ior iRuss Beo itaotst grns Utl y ttereu OUer.
uinoe be met blaroultteoe IliGloe. Rop.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Oct almene cmosmu,e al Dem,

Oct almene Smoomue al Dem, Tom
bar foris9t GuuoIu 81 Sos Guebprfrup.
Condensed Juniper-Ade. er, at mar oerai
srbOi Der ben ~iineite, melt belieiamn ne. op'
irtiteuoe o9 itprieuoe 9rli. Tom nOseuiiure
bar Ioretommet / Sanoeleu. or. j. Bribofi.
COLLECTION, Ger, bieu Ouerrniiet oeo at iiuOe
ben iaa ltprtenoe o9 pelim09cnoe. 4aitor
Yb. &dermanu, SUD, Soma, timber Den at
bare beIieiam oa OeIimugenOe. San aubc'
faIer ben til line neutrality-suspicious. o.
andre &enuer. 3ottor Morrosco, 2459
8entportb 2tue.. Chicago, uubeialer ben Il!
fine 8atieHter iom en- opiriiteuoe og peIima'
9enoe 3rii. Sr. Glui NorOrum, 9etoItep.
Mid, flyer, at ban lite fan uGre ben or.
uoen.
af en- SLATE Strup faces 5 0uqohr
9ritte. YrpueTalter - for 25 Gts., 4 for
l Dollar - fences bporiombeIlt. Agenter
pnites. Strio efter nGrmere Cptpsuinger.
&Groiiulo Yreieut frit. uoiRt bet life, men
"TRIP troy til 3'Sr. 2uuoiu s. 60, I 1850 z.
Seiferiou Ct, Chicago, 81. 621ti
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Smens baUSs @oIObys, men liar Best. 6aOi en- rigs
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

"@eb Nrnen" oil altio bape goOe o9 inte8ante J~OrtRatn9er, Den
enc oil aHge ben anbeu. 8i ta9er life IND bet igrIe bet bette, uI
faar iat puu, men ri Tiger at trefie bore 2eere8 Sma9, o9 He'
oelen (nffeS Def.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

"VeO 9rnen" ~inoebolOer altlo iutereSiaute J%ortRQin9er, % al ina'
Oanne iOen 2OOe Nar9ang5 Se8pnoetie fan incomes; ) 5t9uer'
banoer-@rt SlOpie-9et itiaalne Slsr - &ittn8ebloo ur.
@ooSburgs S~roOer-QpouS StignbeO-Gt 0tttebarnS 0rtorre-
Sapnerlten os ben np8 p%aabe9pnOte intere5lante NoOeue
Sfj9bnens Ueie, al Mir8. Senrp g8OOo, 6oriattertnoe til
2oro Satburs Sgtre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

S9ecorabs Yoiten" ~iuoeboloer 8 Sioer buer lge meh icTefe ygbeoer
fra Suolanoet og ll0lauoet, NDbeoer fra gOrge O8 0annart,
ugeuti9e Sreue fra 5GorelanOet, airteltge Giterretnln9er, 5arn'
ipalte, forte gtOueler iamt iuterSiante S%maaiDtter al IorHIsQ8t
Sn0bolo.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

"We can take for our watch
word at this time no more inspir-
ing, no more instructive and no
more appropriate watch-word than
the theory and policy Of that great
man, James G.. Blaine. Let us to-
night embalm the heart Of Blaine,
bring it clear about the enemies Of
our country and say: ''Lead on,
lead on, oh heart of Blaine and we
will follow thee to peace and vic
tory From the speech of the
Hon. Chas. A. Towne, delivered
at St. Cloud, October 10, 1894.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

With protection the wages Of the
laborer can he Kept up and this Is
one of the objects. He quoted the
words of Garfield that the object of
protection was not so mnch for a
cheap shoe as a contepted shoe
maker. s@t
A man need not be confused as to
which ticket to vote this year, we
are having an object lesson If you
are glad that the furnaces have been
lighted in Wales and that England
rejoices. rejoice with her and vote the
Democratic ticket. II, however, you
wish to see the workshops of Amer
lea open again and good wages paid,
vote the Republican ticket. This is
all man needs to know this year in
order to vote right.
Here Mr.. Towne produced the
speech of Maj. Baldwin. He had it
every word and suggested that he
might read it to the audience and
the major could go elsewhere. He
merely had it, however. to correct
some or the things therein. Mr..
TOwne referred to some of Bald
wins remarks on the lumber
schedule, his saying that the Repub-
licans were threshing over old straw,
and that they had no new issues,
etc. Baldwin says the tariff issue is
settled. This is contradicting the
st. Cloud platform. Other Demo-
crafts say they have reached the van
tage ground from which to advance
to further conquests. They have
not settled the tariff, but the tariff
has settled the Democratic party.
AS to the old soldiers, Mr.. Towne
said he could not be more friendly to
them than the party of which he
was Il member had always been, and
it was the only party that had been
their friend.
Baldwin went to Washington and
voted for free trade, and then Mr..
Towne read extracts from English
papers, favOrably commenting on
the Democrats free trade measure.
Maj. Baldwin had lost sight of the
real issue and was running ON a
little platform of his own. viz:
First-In favor of deep waterways
to the Atlantic. Second-In favor
of opening Indian reservations to
settlement. Third-Towne is an A.
P. A. The third Mr.. Towne dismissed
with a few remarks, denying the as
sertion, and as for the other two he
was as much in favor Of them as
Mai. Baldwin or anyone else.
He has q faculty of driving point
home and then clinching it.
Mr.. Towne spoke fully two hours
and closed with an appeal to the
voters to vote the Republican ticket,
and vote it straight. I.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19
DIR. Hemstead s supporters a

DR.. Hemstead 5 supporters are
getting suspicious Of Fuller, and
say that an effort is being made to
get an independent Democrat in
the field. That is a pretty silly
story. There is an effort being
made to get Populist- Democratic
candidate out Of the field, and it
will be accomplished all right
Nov. 6.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

AS a rule it ia we'll to let q ridicu-
lous campaign yarn go for what
it ia worth, because if one foolish
statement is denied, an equally fool
ish one will be employed in it's place.
but occasionally it is SO easy to dem
onstrate the absurdity of Il state
ment that the brief effort needed to
set it at rest can be easily made. A
local Democrat regretful]y informs
his personal friends that W NJ. + uller
would not do for senator because he
failed to attend the session Of the
legislature of which he was a men,
ber with any regularity. In fact he
was sorry to say that scarcely day
did Fuller attend to his duties. We
would invite any one who cares
about the matter to examine the
House Journal for 1898. There were
"a days of legislative work. at 60 Of
which Fuller was present at the
morning roll call; at other days he
voted on various measures that
came up after the brief opening ex-
erclses, and on days there was no
record of attendance; of these eight
were Mondays on which business in
terests called him home. Few, If any,
members made a better record OF
prompt and regular attendance.
Lots of things can be said that can
not be proven or disproven, but that
silly, report can't go. Make another.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

r M. Roberts, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
L.. and Surgeon. Office in Rhodes Block,
First Street, Little Falls, MINI. Office hours.
8 to II H. m, 2 to p m. and to p. M. Resi-
dence 408, Second street south,
ro,o, fOffice-pug E. ring twice.
Ac'epnone Kesldel ce-plue E, ring three times
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

IOR. MILLSPAUGH phyeiclan and surgeon.
- Office ir Flynns ew block.
Residence = Stt!euseners house. Cor End St. and
3rd Ave. s.
Office hours 10 to 9 a. M, to p. M, and
to .. m. n&WW
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19
MEDICAL.

n q. TRACE, Physician md Surgeon, Butler
w. Block. Office hours from to II o m. 2tO
5 o. M. Residence East side Of Fourth street.
south OF Oak st. A3-Surgeon to n. r. r. R.
Surgson to St. Gabriel's Hospital
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-10-19

~ NJ A. FORTIER, NJ d.. CM. Gradu ate
w. OF Victoria University. Montreal. Canada
8 to 10 a. m and to q. m. Office at residence
corner OF First street and First ave. N. E.