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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

II. E. Wetzel and wife of Quincy,
ILL.,, are in the city, and stopping at
the Mahncke.
Miss NJ. Dewitt, of Kincaid,
Tex, is in the city on brief visit.
She is a guest of the Maverick.
General Freight and Passenger
Agent f. J. Martin, of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass left for
Austin last night to attend the con-
ference of traffic men with the
railway commission today.
George F. Lupton, of the general
passenger department OF the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass left for
Waco last night to attend rate
meeting.
II. w. Rogers is in town from his
ranch and is quartered at the
Mahncke.
Mrs. D. H. Hart, wife of the pop
ular United States district clerk,
arrived in San Antonio from Aus
tin last night, accompanied by her
two children, and is quartered at
the Maverick.
Ed. Redditt, NJ. B. Redditt and
Miss May Turner, of Pearsall, are
in the city. They are stopping at
the Menger.
P. B. Warren and wife, of Spring
field, ILL.,, are at the Menger.
DR.. Thomas Jayner, of Smith.
vile, Tenn, is in the city, stopping
at the Menger.
Miss Myrtle Kidd, Of Wetumpka
Ala, is in the city, visiting MIR
and Mrs. c. l.. Bass, Of No. 610 Au.
gusta street, and will spend the
fall here.
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ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED. SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT.
Acting judge advocate of the
army has made his report, and
it shows the number Of courts mar
tial to be 2lS9, a decrease Of nine,
compared with last year. The list
includes six officers and seven ca
diets. There were 529 trials for dis
orderly conduct and 5lS for deser-
ton. The number of trial by in
ferior courts marshal was 14,9SS,
an increase of 90 cases over last
year.
Somebody asks: "Why is it that
one set Of rules can not govern the
preparation Of reports and returns
throughout the army instead Of
having the matter regulated in
each department ?"
General Bengham, assistant
quartermaster United States army,
has been relieved from duty in the
Department of Missouri and order
ed to Washington.
In relieving Captain William
Gerlack, Third infantry, from duty
as chief ordnance officer of the de.
partment and commanding officer
of the, Fort Smelling Ordinance De-
pot, General Merritt takes the &C.
casion to testify to the efficiency
and fidelity with which he has
performed his dual duties since his
selection as chief ordinance officer
of the department and command
ing officer Of the Fort Smelling
Ordinance Depot.
A dirt tennis court is being con-
structed on the upper parade
ground.
Fort Mckinney has been a BAN
doned as military post.
A hunting party of fifteen will
leave the Post about the 18th inst.
for the southeastern portion Of the
state.
Corporal Clark. of troop H, 9Th
cavalry, is the father OF a new
daughter.
Mr.. Johnson general manager
international Mexican railway, is
on visit to the Post with his
family. They are guests of General
Wheaton. A reception was tender.
ed the visitors by the officers OF
the garrison last evening.
Captain Samuel K. Schwenk tC
be tried this week in New York
was retired in 1876 while captain
in the Eighth cavalry. He has al
excellent record of war service anC
was wounded several times. HI
is lieutenant colonel by brevet
That we'll known Army Attorney
Allan Rutherford, Of Washington
d. c., who gets all the money ou
Of the ID. F. s. in the service to for
ward certain army bills and wh'
never does nor never did accom-
plish anything for the benefit o
the army, had chaplin Plummer'
case in hand and Of course as usua
got the money. Plummer got left
Col. Lazelle, 18th infantry, it il
reported, will retire next month.
Private Lannon, troop H, 5tl
, cavalry, Prive Kelly, company d
18th infantry, and Private Dupes
l company G, 18th infantry, hav
been granted furloughs for tire
= months each.
Private Bolack, troop H, 9Th cav
airy, tried by general court MARTA
was sentenced to dishonorable dis
charge, FORGETTING all pay and al
l lOwanCes.
1t is reported that sergeant L
eros, who was lately under treat
ment here is dangerously i'll in tn
Post hospital at Fort Mcintosh.
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Fort Worth Pops Ahead.

Special TO the LIGHT.
FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. SIN
this, the Sth Congressional district,
the race is closer than was thought.
Bell, Democrat, loses eight out of
thirteen counties, but will be elect
ed by plurality of 600 only. The
majority Of 1900 in Tarrant county
saved him. The outlook in the 18th
district is bad, and Gilliland, Pop
ulist, it is believed, has been
elected.
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West Virginia Republican.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. S.
While the Democratic state COM
mittee comedies the election of
Republicans in all four congress
sional districts. There greatest
surprise is the loss of the legisla-
ture. This insures the election of
Republican to succeed Senator
Camden, and that it will be Stephen
B. Elkins, there is little doubt.
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THREATENED HER LIFE.
Klnahan Would Cut His wife's Heart
Ont

Klnahan Would Cut His Wife's Hear
Out.
A suit for divorce was filed in thu
Forty-fifth District court this morn
ing, in which Annie Kinahan com
plains of her husband, John. They
were married on September 70
1867, and have lived in Bexar coun'
ty the past twenty years. On June
|, 1892, Kinahan left his wife and
remained away until last Februa-
nv. Plaintiff alleges in her COM
plant that on last October 81 he
attempted to kill her and said that
if he had a knife he would cut her
heart out. She charges him of hav-
ing called her vile names, reflect
ing upon her character.
She states in her petition that
she has had twelve children by de-
PENDANT and that she has worked
hard to earn a living. She conducts
hotel at No. l07 Arkansas street,
and states that Kinahan calls
around nearly every day and night
and curses and abuses her, and that
defendant is causing all of the
boarders and roomers to leave by
cursing and abusing them. She
has six minor children and asks
that they be decreed to her, and
also the household and kitchen fur
niture, valued at 5000, now in the
Arkansas Pass hotel,
She asks for a writ of injunction,
which was granted by Judge King
this morning, to restrain defendant
from coming on her premises and
interfering with her or her board
ers.
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Missouri Gains Republicans.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. S.-The Mis-.
souri, congressional delegation
stands three Republican, Joy, Bar.
tholdst and Burton, the latter de-
feating Morgan, and 10 Democrats
including Cobb, administration
man, reelected by an increased
plurality.
Two districts, 4 and IA are doubt.
full. The state legislature is DEM
ocratic, 40 on Joint ballot.
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.Republican Colorado Gains.

DENVER, November 7.-McIn-
tyres plurality for governor is es-
timated at 10000 on the basis OF
returns so far received from all
over the state. In Annapolis county
the majority over Waite is $4,000.
The Populists claim the legisla-
ture to be a tie on joint ballot, but
Republicans figure on majority OF
10.
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Wisconsin Solid Republican.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. S-For
Congress, Second district, Edward
II. Sauerhing, Republican, is elect.
ed, making the state delegation
solid. The Republican state plur-
atty will be $4,000. The Legisla-
ture is Republican in both
bra inches
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Colder Weather.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. S.
For Eastern Texas: Fair, cooler in
eastern portion tonight, northerly
winds, becoming variable.
For Oklahoma, Indian Territory,
fair, warmer tomorrow.
Arkansas, fair, cooler tonight,
northerly winds.
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Republicans Have Even Break

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. s.
Official and unofficial returns from
90 counties out Of SO give Turner,
Democrat 1889, Evans, Republi.
can AZ, 149. Returns coming SLOW
Iy. Both sides still claim the cleo
ton.
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New Suits Filed,

w. c. Higgs ct al. VS.. Carlos
Guerguin, injunction.
The Alamo Fire Insurance COM
pany vs. the ID. E. Miller Hernia
treatment company, debt and at
tachment.
Dorothea Vogt VS.. j. l.. Camp ct
al, debt and to foreclose lien.
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BELL BROS. JEWELLERS.

Our choice stock is now for sale
at bargain. We do not compete
we undersell. can save you SIS
on anything in our line.
LEWIS ULRICH,
ii I'm Trustee.
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Illinois Congressional Candidate.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-George B.
Davis, director general OF the
Worlds fair, candidate for United
States senator, to succeed Cullom,
is opening his headquarters here
TODAY,
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The Last of HIM,

LIvIDIA, Nov. S.-The first mass
for the repose of the soul of Alex
ander III, was celebrated yester.
day. The body was moved this
morning and escorted on a Russian
bruiser to Sebastopol.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-08

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may no. have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. GIL
LOUISVILLE. kE REW YORK Ak
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Jacket Not Dead.

A report that Franz jacket is
dead, as published in todays's issue,
is untrue. He was seen at the cleo
ton polls at Idlewild last Tuesday
evening.
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Punished for Keeping HIS Oath.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 8.-Sheriff
Cook, Of Washington Court House,
Ohio, who prevented the mob from
hanging the negro who confessed
rape, was defeated at the polls.
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Republican in Seventh Kansas,

TOPEKA, Kansas, Nov. S.-For
Congress, Seventh district, Long,
Republican, is probably elected by
2OO0 over Jerry Simpson.
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% Republicans.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The
next congressional delegation from,
Pennsylvania will be % Republic
cans and 2 Democrats.
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Throat Cut.

LAKE PROVIDENCE, La, Nov. S.
News comes from Floyd, that Tom
Keys, of the firm Of Keys & Pinks-
ton, was found in his store this
morning with his throat cut.
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Holiday Excursions to the South
East.

On December Goth, DIST and 22nd,
1894, the international route will,
as usual, have on sale Holiday ex-
cursion tickets to the southeastern
states, including st. Louis. Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Memphis and
New Orleans at rate of one fare
for round trip, tickets limited to
30 days for return. Call on nearest
ticket agent for full information.
D. j. PRICE, A. G. p. A.
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Also in Minnesota.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. S.-Charles
A. Towne Is elected to Congress
from the Sixth district; Baldwin
comedies it.
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Michigan Republican.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. S.-Out Of
113 members of the Legislature
the Republicans have 81.
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COME QUICK, FIRST PICK.

800 pair of Odds and Ends, ladies',
childrens' and mems shoes, Friday
and Saturday, great bargains.
72t WOLFF & MARN,
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The Ivy Social club will give a
dance at Mission garden Saturday
night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-08

Boston Globe: Rev. George Ar
buthnot, rector of the church at
Shakespeare's home at Stratford-
On-Avon, thinks there is a much
greater interest taken in Shakes
peaer in America than in England.
He might have added that this
same degree Of relative interest Of
the two countries in regard to
more modern writer's could be
easily proven. Browning found
his most ardent appreciators in
American. Carlyle was recognized
in America before he was recogniz-
ed in England.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-08

"Like the mercury in thermom-
eter, the membership of bicycle
club expands in summer and
shrinks in winter."-Star of Porko-
polls.
Life is like bicycle run. Some
worry, fret and sCorch along, and
soon reach the end, whilst others
take it easy and enjoy themselves
as they go along.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-08

Ore Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
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PHOTOGRAPHS

Cabinet size, $4,OO per dozen at Cal
away's, 5l3 East Houston street
IL 3 limo
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es nit Sborlboru bur6fteu3t 1T, ia in
Der meitaus iiberwiegenoen Mebrbeit
lafien Die 5biere in ibrem MeuBeren
bic Verlpanbti9aft nit benz einen ober
anberen Der betannten englii9en
S6ldge = neben Sbortborn Serforo,
Nn9u5, DeponS-erfennen.
Sie 8e5uasqueae BON 3u6tmaterial
par bemna9 fir bic bieiisen 5armer
unb 9serbenbeliber bic glei6e, tpie fir
ben beutIden 3a6ter. Der felt msbr aIs
40 Sabren Sbortbornitiere aus gng.
Lamb importirt.
Su1t man nun tpeiter bic SScaae
gu beantwortea, Oh bic Nnnabme cine
beredtiste lit. baB bic ginfubr DON
S6la9tDieb in ein neues Stabium
getreien tit unb fiir Oeuii9Iamb cine
feitere @efalt BON ieBt ab eriangen
uerbe, 10 bat man bic Gattoren. bic
bafiir in 8etra6t fommen, in groBeren
3iigen an3ubeuten geiu6t. SINNER
bin wirb bas @ei9dft abbdngig fein
uno bleiben bon ben &oniuntturen,
tpelbe bier am Orte ber Yrobnftion
uub bort i'm 2anbe Der Sons
iumtion berriden. Wfit BeIfimmt,
belt ldBt es ii6 6aber ni5t iaseu,
90 mln es in 9euti9lanb nit
oorabergebenoen @rideinungen ober
nit elmer bauerno flieBenben Yeaugss
qaeae gu tbuu baben piro.
Die ieit Npril bieles Sabres fatifin-
osnoe NuSfubr mad Deutl9lano, bic
BON oieier 3eit an cine INNER gr6Bere
Nusoebnung ausenommen bat, flut
cine Glide aus, mel6e bic Gutternotb
be8 Sabres 1898 am 6leiidmartt in
einem groBen 5beile 9euti6lanbs unb
in anberen mitteleuropdii6en 2dnbern
peruria6t bat. Oie felt benz porigen
Wiuter in bic gri6einung getretene
6leiibaotb in gan3en 2inbern unb
2anoestssilen oett f9 rdumli6 nit
Der poridbrisen Sutternotb.
Gin peiterer umItanb, mel1er ba3u
angetban mar. Der ameritanil6sn @iuz
fubr bic Wege gu ebneu, mar Der fir
bdnil6es uno i1pebiI6es 0ieb bette.
benbe S9la6t3wang in 9amburg. &iel
unb 2ibed. Oieie aus beterindr. pos
li3eili9en &idiibten Dor reidlid II
Sabren setroffene Wnoronuns bate BIZ
Wirfuug, ilbermdBig uiel gieb on ie.
men pldBen feit3ulesen, bic preiie su
briideu unb bdufig au6 ben 9dufel
BON bem SnlanD 8isb ab3ulenten
8ei farfen 3ufubren ausudrtiger
3biere, bic ni6t lebeGb bic Sdla6t
bofe perlai1eu tonnten, besannen Sc
i6dfisleute unb S9la9ter bonn Sit
ben an ben genannten pldBen 81
idla9teu uub oaS bdnii6e 0ieb in
ausgeIbla6teten 3uitanoe ben Gabrit
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len mdre, Semanben mtHen Su lailen,
pelben @ait i'd beberberste; ba 16lug
tie miiblam bic i6peren 2toer auf unb
ibr munoerbares suse traf oas Metz
ntse.
SD merbe in meinem san5en 9eben
bieien glid ni6t perseiien. s3uerit
war er lrarr uno leblos, benn bie s6at>
ten Ger Sbnma1t briidten offenbar
nod auf bas @ebirn; aber al1mdltg
belebte er iid, Die Grtnnerltns febrte
3uriiG unb eine milbe, entieslibe @nsft
prdste it'd barin aus. @rlt alS t9 tbre
9anb ipieoer in Die Weinige nabu1 rne
ibr berubt9enbe @orte 3ufliilterte, 1ab
iie mid boil Oanfbarfeit unb Ser.
trauen an. Sd neiste mid unb fiibte
tbre 9dnbe.
rIerbalten @ie li6 jett nur gans
rubis! Spre6en sic fein Nort; ipenn
sic fi6 crit erbolt baben, iperben Ste
mir sllles ersdblen. sSrieren Ste?"
n9lein!" entgegnete Tie miiblam
lddelnb uno an allen @liebern sit>
terno.
SD siinbete Ben @asofen an, idob
ben Oioan bapor, 3os ibr Die @hube
bon ben 6iiBen unb rieb bielelben ianft.
Wdbrenb i'd bies that, bOrte i'd bie
8emobner beS oberen Stodtperfes
la6eno unb flu9enb bic Treppe binaufs
Itolpern. Bie freute i'd mid, bab lie
nt9t eine balbe @tunbe friiber mad
9auie sefommen paren
,Wein Yfleslins leste li9 fersens
9erabe auf unb borhte NIT ansebal>
tenem atbem.
ul1m Der 8arnber3isfeit mtllen,
f6tden sic mid ni9t fort! 2allen
Ste mid nidt pieber an ben entfet>
ltden Srt 5uriidldleppen! 8erlpreden
Sie mir bas, bite, perlpre9en @ie
mir bas!" flebte iie NIT aufsebobenen
6dnben.
r9iubig rubis, mein Srdulein !"
entsesnete idL ues iinb nur einise
9aus9enoiien, bic iid ettpas oeripdtet
baben. Siiemanb ptrb Sie BON bier
bolen."
sic lebnte ii9 mieoer gang berubi9t
5uriif, idloB bic slusen uno i'd blidte
auf iie berab, mid fragenb, mas nit
ibr besinnen. @s mar pdtterna6f unb
tie wiirbe in feinem Sbtel gufnabme
finben, benn ibre forperlibe S1mdbe,
ibre @diidternbeit unb slnslt tpiirben
iiberall 9erba6t erresen, iiberotes NOR
lie unbebolfen lpie elm Sinh, unb i9
ourfte iie ni6t iid ielbit iiberlaiien,
aber ebenio menig fonnten mir 8eibe
na6tsiiber in meiner @obnuns bleiben.
llnb bod waate i9 ni1t, baS nerpOle,
seansiti9te Wldo9en In elmer boil itdn,
big fremoen llmsebuns allein su lai'
fen.
(Hprtfebuua fclat).
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(Sortfetuus fcIst).
,eil ben, gieaer /!

90 lautet ber &nfans etnes alten eicbes. Weite,
beibt es bann: rber i'm Iriumpb etnber3iebt!" Daa
Publfum, Bite preiie unb bic drtlte gBeIt usen bes
fen &efratn als befcnbe,S sutreienb ouf Spfteter
Wasenbtters, baS pnrreftdfts unter ben amerifaui,
fden 9etlz unb S4usmtttelu sesen Walaria, Sart
lstbstett DpSpepe, 2,berletben, 0erppftdt, Sdlaf:
lOiisieit, rbeumatiAe samerSeu unb Gltersbeiawer.
ben. GuG wtrb es ausemetn ale itimuIIreubes uni
appetttrei8enbes Gyir erten Ranses anertannt. @Ii
Sauamittel sesen aaerlet w.brise 3ufdae Bat es MID
fetnes @Iet6en. NerpDie unb fawd<dbe gericner
bebtenen Fb ietner NIT beem Grfcls. &etpnpaIeseen
ten, aItersi&waaen unb binfduisen seuten Ieiet el
Sortrefht&e Dtenite. @esen bic Gtnflufie unretnel
SUIT, f4le4ten Grtnfwaiiers, unsewobnter Mabrun g.
mtttel, Grfdltuns unb nebermipuns 1T e8 elm pabrei
GGutmtttel
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Grlauger,

biltriften am &bein, aud iiiobeutl1en
Stdbten, mle Stuttgart, &arlSrube,
StraBburg &C. su3ufabren,
Das Sorurtbeil, pel6eS in Oeuti6s
Lamb bis babin bas BON au5wdrts toms
menoe Gleii6 oielfa9 fernbielt, murbe
mebr uno mebr gebroden; 6leii6.
perieuber uno 6leil6empfdnger traten
au bic Stele Der 8ieboerienber reIp.
@mpfdnger; bic @inen unb bic Inberen
iiberseugten iit balb, baB bic Senubang
semobnli6er @iienbabnwagen, au6
merit Sis beiselaben purbe, fir ben
JleiI6transport nidt ausrei6te, tons
bern DaB ba3u beionbere Spe3lalWas
gen erforberlib ieien, bic i'm Sommer
fh tnbleu, i'm WInier aber li6 ermdrs
men lleBen. Qlsbalo wurben iol9e
BON ben peri6ieoenitsn Seiten bei9afft
unb in 8etelung gegeben, unb in
ui6t gar ferner 3eit perben bic in bic;
lem Qanbe i'm gau BON Spedialmagen
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Wl0bel, Geppide, Wlatten &c.

I'm elm neu einseri9tetes 9eim fur bic
Gin3iebenben com,fortabel unb eliifIiG ju
MAIDEN, seb5rt in erfter Heibe: ia6ne N6bel,
Seppiae mnb anbers Sau5baltunSSgesens
itGnpe Sn feinem 2aben ber Stabt finbet
man ele3antere MDbel unb bibi1ere Seps
pide gu 10 niebrisem Yreife aIs be, :. DoIiion.
Rpn,mt unb iber3emSt Gu4.
Speben erbalten eine neue MustpabI Hars
ton MDbel, bic iibsral, tpo ite gum Berfauf
ausseftellt iinb, popIldr seiuorben.
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Solen! 9oieul ! Soieu !

Sn 9srren. uftb 8naben.9oien, tpobon mir
elm srpbes unb ausgeipdbltes Eager fiibren,
baben mir ebenfaas cine YreissSerabiebnns
eintreten laflen.
Sine Got leinene 9pien 3a $1.25 bas Stiid.
uniere $l.50 Soien berabseiest auf $1.15.
nnfere $2.25 9oieu berabgeiest auf $1.60
unb $l.75.
llniere s9.75 Soien berabseiett auf $500
unb $2.25.
nnfere $4.oo Solen berabseiett auf $500.
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Geriaieoenes.

Serr,n SaiAentiiher, 2 fir 25 Gents.
9erren 8albrissan llnterben1ber, 25 @ents.
Gtnfate seidun,te 9erren Sai4entiieber,
fir 25 Gents.
Sauptqnartier fiir ieioene r1nter!paare.
SDeben erbalten elm neues 2ager wei6er
Manitoba 9ilte, Tie mir fir $500 pertaufen.
unier Serfauf bon $500 9erbp often
bauert fort.
Seibsne 8inbior sdlippie fir &naben
unb Wdnner gu l5 Gents
Sin ele5antes 2aser bon &eseaihirmen.
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0erreu : aleioerwaareil.

Ginise bea9tensmertae Offerten in Rleis
Der Baaren bietet 8. WoIfion pdbrenb ber
ndhiten. Sage, unb ipenn es Gaet um Spar.
iairfeit unb bequem 1ttenbe &leieer 5u than
1T, 10 benutt bic iest sebotene @elesenHe,t.
Ronlmt unb belebt uniere $11, $13 30 mnb
$l4 25 an3iise, bic an Sapnbeit. Grbeit &C.,
aIe gu bteiem preiie aus9eftelIten, itbers
treffen.
Inner 8erfauf BON $40 Nnsiisen 81 $7.s6
fir SiinaLinae bauert fort.
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Wolfious aufgepnbte 9ameu~6iite

tperoen iett gum balben Rreiie berfauft.
9alt SUD lebt einen SAILOR.9ut, mabrenb
er 10 btats 1T, 8eiebt uniere neuen Reiie.
quite. SaBt Sud aucb uniere neuen Golums
bta, Safion Harf Geenarb mno &nor Siite
IN Nlpp 8roipn uno f4pars seigen, etc fir
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Tortmdbren6e
P'eis -Ernaessiig gungea bel /. Vahsaa.


9b1a omm Ne nmt bic aoBe So6e wa bic nr Gnd bten!
s Der &shom
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9amea = &leioeritoffe.

Gertts sema4te Damen Yercals &leiDer
frilberer Rreis $1.50, iebt $1.20.
Sertig gemahte Oonen &leiber berab=
seiett Don $500 auf $3.50.
Serttg gemadte 0amen &leiber berab,
gelett bon $500 aui $3.50, So 90 &leiber gu
$500 nn6 500 &leioer aM $500.
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9auten, 1uo &inoer<W <Wfnsltu. 2eua

Damea gsrcale.TailIen, tpertb SIPS, ber.
aegeiett auf $LOO.
Soeben erbalten 200 Dubeno Damen
@auae Saden, bic I 0 Gents brtneen lollten !;
mir babei, iie auf 25 Gents berabgeleBt.
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BON allen 8ieren in Der Welt
.sLone Star" am beften mir gefdlt !

gpmp syamft's &sfaurant unb Nu.
fternbans. st. Souls. prominente
Burger unb Grembe aus allen Melts
tbeiIen t0nnen bier ahgetroffen merbeu.
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Gbas. Wtpser,

i'm Mlamo Snfuranee @ebdube an
Nabarrp StraBe, San Antouio, III
Elm 3uoerldiliger 2anb Agent unb
@elbpermittler.
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9r. 8lonnim, 3abnarst, Office
317 %. Com. ct. neben 3mobi3s 8anf.
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Yliener

unb in Der gan3en art unb Weile bes
Gleiidtransports seiammelten erfaD'
rungen mad Deuti9lanb ubertragen
unb aud bort perwertbet tperoen.