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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
MUSIC AND PAaal 4

For the Daily Light.
1t is not in human
everyone to be sati fife,
fashioned ideas, o. br t
new ones. Whethe { be
count Of music, or cycl
or the like, there II all
or less contention bn
of the question, but VIII
can patriotism is c9nce
should be no question
tion whatever. Patrio
faculty in the Universe
live as long as the Earth
upon its axis. Patriots
be as enthusiastic as sol
have them, neverthelea
Of that wholesome articl
ism, may be found wher
pected. L cannot bring .
believe that, because that
Sam Houston band has
"foster patriotism by m
national character" during
two or three years, or
there has been no emit
demonstrations displayed
soldiers Of Fort Sam Hou
"Fourth Of July" sports, OF
ties Of patriotic kind as
case in much smaller posts
for that reason / do not
and will not believe that pl
ism has died out, or Is on It'd
cline; Sergeant Casey's theory
corning patriotism is good
and deserves to be put into actiN
both by the band as we'll as til
soldiers of Fort Sam Houston
with Sergeant Casey at the head
"Fourth Of July sports" and otht
festivities Of patriotic kind durin
the year. 1 hereby nominate Sc
CANT Casey as president OF "Fol
Sam Houston National Sports
In the future / shall foll6f til
example Of the marine bang b
playing a patriotic air at the %
OF each concert, with an occasion
al "Star Spangled Banner" lfioa
ing in the breeze at gaurd.nfoun
ing.
What's the matter with chvilis
bands stimulating the patriot
and emotional instinct of the NJ
ton as well?
There was a time wheh orche
tras In all theaters, the countr
over, played national air at tn
close Of each performance. Thl
practic is a commendable one, an
deserves encouragement also, eve
IL 1t is looked upon by the few q
"a species Of Anglo-mania."
FREDERICK GROSS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
CHAPTER XVIII

"Since entered this house and came
up stairs" | said, with my gaze still
fixed upon that marvellous couptenance,
''your husband has returned. He is out
side this door and hears the words that
am now speaking. He is seeking a
chance to kill me. He was figuring
from the sound of my voice my exact
position in front Of the door, so that be
would be sure of hitting me if he fired
through the panel; hence my change OF
position He can't do it now without
first opening the door. That will give
me as good a chance as he can have.
which is all seek.
But" / added, with a meaning
which could not be mistaken, eff he or
any one of the wretches in his employ
fires shot at me while you are within
range, / swear by the Eternal l will
shoot you dead as you stand there Your
husband hears these words. Let him
govern himself accordingly. Won't you
sit DOWN."
For the first time after my repeated
invitations she seemed to become aware
that the chair was near her. She glanced
at it, hesitated an instant and then
walked to the stove She seemed to be
looking after the fire within, and sus-
pected nothing, but that beautiful fiend
outwitted me- She did thing which !
did not see, and whose meaning did not
come to me until afterward. She threw
something among the embers of the
wood and the ashes left by the sticks
that were burning there before entered
the room. Then she came back to where
she had been standing and sat down in
airs three PAGES away and facing
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V7'VVVV7-
haps would have been justified, but /
made light of my experience and i'm
pressed upon her that she should never
worry until a month or two went by
without hearing anything from me.
Even then it might be that everything
was right.
never saw a man more pleased to
meet another than was y3friend Brown
the following day when 'ssxSx nto
his store aud oasrssisrI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14

Closing chapters of the above story In
next Sundays LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-14
,HRnrsr rs rHr eHEApHsr.

THRBEsT IS THE CHEAPEST
We have the best hose, lawn
mowers and sprinklers, and at
prices to suit everybody. Alamo
Iron Works, cor. Houston AND st.
Mary's streets. 70 u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-18
.NHulNIghTlul
IWU UlttAl ihlNGS,

Times change, Cigcumslauces
r.arsl generations change. rhiugs
.uuIr, things familiar things
ranrI Iosu 'neir lres1ugss and orlgi-
I'y. N.# methods agu suggested
p.a applied uy she successors VI
lu.so who demonstrated lu tuolr 1lme
l.u va.u. %. new .1rco, n new iIga,
ga new uuu.ip.r OF action.
Tho people u this Territory arc a
Citing illustration OF tho theory Of
uggr.fu.au aud failure to pr0pag ste
ulocirlao' right and power TWEEN
-Hva years ngJ there were unuum-
laruu adv.ol'os Of cooperation, There
was much enthusiasm In Tegarj TO IT,.
a. was Usemoi and truthiully, ns
without limit Ia ils application. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-18

wal the fIlcfum as unity ives the
lever uy which TO move toe diversified
forces % LABOR Tor TIE geuCfal veal
Frmlnl Importation, expectation,
manufacturing, were each 10 be sub sct
% TUE, order aad control Ne.
clanios Of all grades combined,
aui % intelligence had been equal 70
counsel, enthusiasm ami desire; o.
,uurc had been persistence coupled
with experiment, anu courage pitted
against obstacles, no sufvr revolution
was ever sugg lated then this M VI
indicated Ia tho years oil 1865 $40 ANA
onward.
The split ofpatleucs anu momoutafy
sacrifice was unequal 10 the jsmau
upou H. Men wanted 10 reap before
tuoy had sown, aud 10 gather where
they had failed to strow. lmpaueuce,
irresoiuton and ignorance, were -
thuity which IN action were prophetic
OF failure, aud 30 one by one cDmtiun.
lions becamo dissolved. Organizations
InpaeI al tue instance Of seluslut-s,
while some died because OF un.cls.
rated power in tao sJ.cnllud controlling
heat.
SubsUrvieucy Is aprims iugrellcn;
IN any Organization Of human nature
as &c Is known toasy. Lta4er' are few;
men VINO can employ tYeusr.y,. t.H
.9t numerous; the maj Hu,y a. Hsa.
Gave 90 DO provided uL uuI H ''f
SOB taslr individuality u..dl..f a..
s.Ig 1uieagr rII s..g in aH..
.s q, unl oil t.BflHr.gH ,u. o. .
tlmb.asliJA hayu gYpr iram mII.''
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us'tI policy, foresight u1r I3. H...
ID Do .laa shan agtaul tIrrmys. buYu
lI,r lrefs. Blglusa u, tHlH, q m .ut
principle wul eventually CiuI
a.Hl,i by ueun8ula.. ..'wNin.
Dsy.t .av. sheltered h.ug' % l.H ..'s
800 tho dtyyI-if,d ue,y.ilIp. " ae W
Ilulity became llm.ud 900 las m Jon g.
/ iuIlrtat on, aud yscs ,awttw. Sch
Fs1 ,cuUy Organized i0s this ha.
.acn shore Of o. Io.ll,liliys uouaus,
[ 70 ruHa.r.u, lrs lu.s aud unjust us
Son .u ..u.I4., b.. 1. hardly n-.4.
10 us sa.4 '.H. u. C.. ~ l. % @.
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1888 stores waiOh Ha,o u.5I br
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uE..i It.aga them long nlI u.Isua
c.cIH, .lt because bI.i.vu principle
rrrr D. ea.alci, those WAC 7h5l
u.v. SHOWN bother ignored .acir 5uIa
... .u- aud transferred lair patron
age Co sitarg.g Grummnr-. OF Go tIgs.
near by who were LITTLE moro oily
aud suggestive than the OH tim,
friend. These Ignored ,uu basic idra
discounted &c Boo thvir settlement, ,2
rossad eradication when investor
sold OUT, aui ",hankyI tho L1ri'
Wuun the distinctive slgu was dis
catueI, OF hII from IuuUu sight
lts not d nlaul, 90 believe that co
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splrl: o. tho hthun va. rf.
age or death, the nov gtBsr,,i,. >
unfamiliar VITA the nt.. gf.,, '.. wee
20 tho iull inlelt OF The i-...'.llsi'
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he distinctive sigu clme d.s. Az
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operation il forgotten then by tie OLD
aui il unknown 10 the young; that a
new generation cannot give a reas5u
why ono place VI deal should have
preference over Ga tuet, or why the
support ofan enemy is no, as good A.
To- the support OF e idgnd. Buierin.
tsnJonis, directors AMI clerks have
been al fault To this ami their c0ufHr
has provoked neither Iuuukl nor Ok.
PLANTATION. Smart lew tuyets have
ignltanuy criticised the parent s.1tfi
auI the soplistrius %, strsngcrs WHO
ne.thor pail taxes nor built up the
cunlry, but wsyo simyly transient
fcpiesruu vts VI low grade house,
nave secured orieri whore = trusty
lom, firm has failed.
We 40 not know tua, Ii. G.. ~. /. be-
worrying aU0ut this, or that u ieels
iuolf entitled TO any special hvor4.
But thii VIC 45 know, that mauy u ID
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.lligous 800 Qsuugu whutu they C--
psy,oI bette, Go. 50, AuI tdu, much VI
tho patronage % snJu,doni ,yisititt,rcI
into c1uutiu" chauncl8 which initiate
against tue puJplr aul deprive them a.
least o. that prestige which sh5ulI
follow ,Ua consolidation Ui iheir trade.
Nor 81 ug agency % any mau OF
g.iu..H.t 100 oi mgI called ln puea.lyu
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t..sJ iH.u.t.1uB hal bp..uf Boz
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a public question oeoauso Of an a.,
SERTED policy in regard 20 public iu.
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Sow that Dr Hpuer Newton, ~ An
Souls church, Sow lUra, hua g0.
through with uis dispute with the Sew
York rapor 90 Go what he aclually dIu
cay ga bio sermon on toe resurrection,
preached on April "a, % may BIO proper
20 give SONS confederation 20 bio
utlerauces ns revised anl reiterated boy
himself AstU the disagfuemon'a us,
tween the newspaper report and what
Dr. Newton tny- be ssiJ, 10 may be-
remarked that br makes distinction
without a difference. Hero be- VIVA,
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stated, aud as ho wished 60 ba uuIgu
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what understand NE .H# resurrection "|
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resurrection .'JUsuf. IHb. .Hu disciples
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know assur.i.y NOW, from uHr u...r
knowledge u. tHu though. u' fNH' $500.
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immortality. Nur 90 1000 H.HH UuEHI.H.
resurrection. IH.H HH"."I.I IHH N.IE
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. passages ami tUu luu aud tue thufaX
NO chest The passages which lead 20
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waste matter which lHU blood bias
I ucsrI ug DO lH circulation through
. u.fE. In lbIs pTJugs 5i cleansing
thr blood be- changed in color from
purple GO fgI. InH purified blood,
. laden with tho Inspiring Oxygen, be-
conveyed Go thr hcagt, aud goes UauHI.
. lu. thuI fl th1 HyftgmHv tls "a.
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does from Ts.lrgallul uir
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p. urnvy percentage OF the deadly ulca
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shortened ~I.u OBJ much certainty A.
by the suicide crime, wn.Ie every
person VINO rysuifta uH fm. ko ~ a
cigar or pipe, willingly 1r uuwiiuugly,
must bavo b.s uI.. q more or less inn
pfeguat-I with n.iaIl .h'roftam
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smoke on o., Il.s mam.r,uc also ate
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nose m ihrla. Smoking Is especial.
Iy pro.uc.iv. 20 disease Ui the NOSE
In this rog,. tao cigarette Is even
rte than lHy cigar Ur pipe, Tor
Hu reason tina. waterman, u1aiute
Z opium. auI other luxurious
compounds aru used iu their manu-
pc,ure; Havana HtvoT.ug, a. 10 BE-
ralloI, IS m,.u rom the t0nEa besr,
which contains Ig.Ily poison called
neliolo.is, seven guInf OF which Will
aIll dos; the Initiating smYau Dt Ine
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along with Goo Io.ou Tunes ui bee
u.gcJ. rniB fIsg.a, D lection o.
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ETC., in brick building, corner Emporia
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FOR ReNT--REAl ESTATE.
(Under this head &c per line per day.
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WANTED-A good light road cart: must
be cheap. Address m. -. p this Of
fee. dia0-SJ-G
WANTED-Three or four unfurnished
rooms in good location. Address Mrs.
McCabe, general delivery, postoffice.
1872
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FOR RENT-3 acres garden land; also
4 room house and 3I4 acres of ground Z.
J. Arnold, over 203 y. Main st.
dl21-2t n
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FOR SALE-Cheap-A Buffalo chopper
nearly new: used only a short time. Call
or address Enterprise Meat Market, 2l3 L.
Douglas Ave, Wichita, Kan.
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FOR RENT-a0 acres; West Side. close
in; for cash. Enquire 3i6 n. Topeka.
d1Ii-tf.
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FOR SALE-Bedstead, spring and mat
tress, cheap, 50; cook stove, No. z, nearly
new, cheap, s.. Stove has no furniture
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WANTED-3 women cooks, dining
room girls, 9 laundry women for hotels,
woman for homework, wages SIS: }
farm hands, 2 hotel cooks, | colored
hotel porter, 4 men to work, this town,
wages 81 a day; news agents. Ken
worthy Employment Agency. d122-1tG
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Douglas Avenue.
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and I. io 5 y. ,n. Phone 2Gj.
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or uiglst clerk al Hotel Carey.
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WANTED-To buy some laying hens;
must be cheap. Call al Cos S. Main St.
dI22-lt a
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BUSINESS OPPoRTuNl les.
PERSONAL.
statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen FOR CIGARS-S75 to SIS
salary and expenses: experience not nee
essary. Send stamp. Bishop q Kline,
St Louis. No. Gi2l-It.
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
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The advocate., 1895-05-29
That's the Talk.

The silverites are making desperate
effort to swallow up the Peoples party
having bought up leading Chicago pa
per, and it looks as though they were
buying the influence of Populist papers
who have hitherto been answering in
their fealty to the Omaha platform.
Let them beware how they attempt to
shelve that second Declaration of Inde.
pendence or an outraged people will
demonetize both gold and silver and
hereafter do the business of the Coun-
try with paper money which only needs
the government stamp to be as stable
as either gold or silver. If the silver
ties can't join US because they don't
indorse our principles, what have we
to gain by joining them at the sacri-
fee of principles. AS well let the old
parties remain in power, for the silver
monopolists would dictate the policy
of the party, and all legislation that
would be of permanent benefit to the
masses would be laid on the table.
Give us the Omaha platform without
the silver plank in preference to the
silver plank without the Omaha plat
fOrm.-MurTay (Ia.) POpulist.