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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Die ItrengIten Beiiruorier Der BRO
hibiiion iino befunntlid bic amerifanis
iten &irbsn uno ioGte mon baraus
ihlieBen, bob 8rohlbition uno sroBe
5rDmmi9felt chamber beoiuaen uno
Snno in Snno seben. Nad elmer Sia
iiitlf oes ,Nlbanp Sparnal" iinoet aber
oas senoue 9esentbeil itutt. Der Staat
Waine, roo ibon uiele SabrSsbrte bic
Y~robibition nit Der sr6Bten Stdrie
ourdseiibrt wuroe, liefert nGmllb uon
aIen Staten Der Union ben serinsiten
Sroeniias uon 8irhsnaduaern. Cine
ieltiame @ri1eiuuns! O6 nun Die Wen.
iden IN iensm Yanfse Siante ourh for
clrte @ntbaltiomfsit 10 gut uno uolfrms
men asmoroen iiub, ooB lie obne Sir
benbeIub in ben Simmel 81 fommen
unb Die @ottssbGuier ben armen Gin
tern oss Weitens, Die nod ein @las
Bier in einem 0ffeniliheu Saloon trim
fen, ibsrlniien 81 miiIien ~slauben, ooer
cb bic Yep6lierung aus moraliiher
gniriiiune iibsr bic unierItlsuns. mel
DE Ger beudIeriide Trobiblttonfl6ulns
bel Don Der boriiseu @eldlidtsi, e. bait.
bic Sudden meloef, 1T elm Y'obIem. Def.
fen 96iuns wir ben pom Bilouns Ooer
ginbilouns firOsenoeu Yanfees lbers
lafjen moaen. Cider ihelnt es absr
su fem, bob bic nidterne Snieaisens
ienes puritaniiden Staates anidnst, Die
airGe OILS sinsn foffipielisen 2ugusar.
titel anSuieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
$taot= Aeniekeiten.

- Ysim 5ale erlltt Die flelne 2oh
ter Der Jamilie Or. Dunn ON lebten
9OnuerItas slneu ooppelten armbrud.
- Gas neu or9aniiirte 5suer.3er
partement in Uaite Bart miro am Nben
De oes 20. Mai eineu Beuelits8 aa Der.
~anitalien.
- Nit benz ulidbrfiden Bomp muir
Den aeitern Die SbluBielerllttelten an
Der Normalihule in Scene selest.
- Sn areiieu bon Bsruanoten uno
5reuuosn ieierten Serr u. s. 3uber uno
Satin Wontas Nbeno Die bOlSerne
pohseit.
- 9beooor Bauler wuroe Montae
pom Observation-Disclosures idrpadan'
mig ertanut uno nah 5ersus Sails &C.
lanct. Gin aleides Sdldlal bate Die
s%ueiidltslie 1o1,er Der camille So6n
YrouoSmsti.
- Grsitaa WahmiitdS braurte oas
WobnbauS uou Jreo. 6. BIatt an Is.
StraBe iloli1 bis auf ben Sruno n;e'
Der. Der 8erluft i'm Be,rdse BON $500
1T ibeilmsile burh Heriiherung seoedi.
- Ssuts in ati 3nsen 1T 9etora'
tioustas. 8le ispss Sabr 10 miro aud
IN oieism Die 1eier i'm empire Bart ts1t
LID b~esau9en perbeu. 9onsreBmann
9oluus BON Dulutb w.ro oils Jsltreoner
auitreten.
- Sm e.. Rapbael's Sospital itarb
nab lGn9erem 2sioeu ON Dlenfta9
Nbeno Die Satin oes Serrn ". ".
@risbt BON bier. WOrStn Nadmi'taa
iiuoet Die Beuoiusuus pom 2rausr'
bauie aus itait.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Wie in ben Der. Stnatsu berrlht
aut in een 9dnberu gurppa's cine un'
eep6bnlihe 8Glte. Nus nlen Sbellen
oes oeutideu Rsides t%reffsn Natrldlen
siu, oaB bsiiise Siiirme uno 9rlmme
adlte bsrridsn. Nuf benz SunsIid
lisst Der Sdnss SoIttef uno uuh in 81.
ioS itneit es munter. Wan flrhtet in
Ioroeeutiblano, oaB Die ~iiarfeu Hatts
f,0ife ben Saoten Sdaosn ibun wsrosn.
Orosntlide 8interitirme berriden in
ben Nlsenldnoern. Sn Stspermart unb
in Sdrntbsn oerihpinoet oas 5rlbs
llueserin unter benz Sduee uno babel
1T es bort bitter falt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Sic meme Seriahung, iter bic oas
Bolt lltabs m fommeuoen ytouember
abit,mmem wiro. liest nunmebr i'm Gniz
tpurie Dor. SIN arpBsn 8anSeu itltcB 81
ie ii1 ben Serfahunseu Der anrer3n
Staaien on, uelit moeB einSelne Gl8els
beltsn nuf, bic lie nur nit wsnIger
tbeilt. 8ie @pomlns uno G~oloraoo
gepGbrt ie BEN 5raueu uple SuJsr'
redte Cielbtusritdrolib eiuidlieBltt
oes attipen uno paiiioen 8ablredts uno
rple att auoere Staateu entbdlt lie
ieinerlsi Suribriiten fir Die @abl
elnes Sice' 9ouperneurs. Soutanei9
peibt lie bon allen aneeren Serfafuns
gen ourt Die 2lbidafuns oer9ranolurp
ab. Die Yetitiurp blsibt in Criminal
idlsu Sw6li Mttsllsoer tart. uno lbr
Babriprud mus. nm 8edtstraft ~
baden, einitimmis abseseben letn. Sn
9ipllprojeiisn miro Die Sahl Der sup.
aui a6t beidrdntt, uno iehs
Stlmmen ioQen sur Sdauns elmer blus
Gntideloun9 Seniisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Ter iGbrlihe IusIug Der Sommer'
5ouriitsn nab europa bat oiesmal Irlh
einseisst uuo in iOldem umianss, onB
Die Eampier eriisr Glaiie ibre Saiids
sierl,ltsn itou aui @otsn binuus be
iest habsu. Die Nnwsisnbelt 10 oieler
9eute nit ssiuateu Sorisn tpiro Den
Settsru i~sniells oss Sabss elm tuelterer
8smsls lsin, bob Die Str. Staaten nod
lanse nidt i'm srauen gleno oes Ban
fsrpttes iisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Sano Su O%erfamfen.

Der untcrietdnete bat 7 Weileu BON Der
Staot ct. elono 1000 Nder sutes Yaus,
gstelen uno SolSsSano 81 %oerfauieu. Der
Trets ut BON IS bis 80 per Nder. Cine
tletne Nn5ablnn9 nur 1T erforoerllb. aaui.
lrItise ftnoeu es Su lhrem Sntereiie, iih bic
ie Sanoerelen nniuieben. Nuh bat Der I'm
terSelhnete 10000 Nder autes 9ano in Bcus
ton uno Sberburne Counties Su perfaufen.
Us toitet Nihts, nm oas 9ano Su beieben.
Yeter grid,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Sraat cincu oroeutliden 9ln;ua.

IS 1T iein @runo porbanoeu, rpesbalb ibr
eiren abaeleateu, BON Wotten serireiienen,
uerlhoiieueu bod ooer yelte ooer Sple
poer usberod trasen %ioltet, wenu tbr cure
NnSiSe Semadt baben tDuut aus neueu
S"toiien in mooernIer 8elie uuo su Yreiien,
tenen fem lptales 8eihGit slelhtpmmen
Tam, uno psun suoem 8urautie 9eseben
wlro. oaB Der NuSus paBt. Sobu@nut.
c Il 1T N8ent ilr bret Der srpBten Sbnel.
terseiddfte in Chicago. Office COB st.
W%ermainIiraBe, 81. glouo, Ytnn. ga
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
NuaeIihte oes ~rinaIteu Static

Sm NngeIihte oes linsiien NatiOs
ual,9onrents Der Npaiiten sepirnt Die
9lniidt zines ausse5eldnsteu @slitlldeu
aus benz Stante Nebrasfa an 8eoeas
tuus, Der bic ,Gmrrican Ttolectius
NHcciation" cine @erlttspcQirtie,in
Der sottliden @eredti9fe!t men t. 81.
raoe bas 1reiben ,rlibsr aatboliter-
fibrer babe ben Corn Der BrOttl tani n
nahseruien. 8arum tGtten ienr Ger
rem oenn ibre Sdnoe nnh bem 0iieutlis
heu Shuliono ausseitredi. obre BEN lie
bod 10 larse eelebt bdttsr? &arum
sin9sn iriibe 8rdlateu in fremoe 9l0Js
len uuo b~ielten bort polltlihe Reoen?
80nne man es Yrotefionten o~sroenfsn,
bob ie oaraus ben ShiuB i0aen,
iene Serreu pOnten pulliiiaen GinflaB
seruiunen? 8arum babe es iriiber feline
.Nmerican Yrotsctiue Glioeiation" se
eeben. ols iid Der amerlfaniide alerus
ausitlieBlla nit ieinsr selltllhen Nui
eabe. Der Beirieoisuns Der rslisi6i II
Bsoiriuiiie Der &atboilfen aaer 9tailo.
nallidten, bsiddftlste? uuo offs Damn
Die Ropbaelsuereine in belbsiocnsr
8eiie uui Die grilauns oieier auisabe
hiupipien, erbOb mon in oieiem 9nuee
Elm 8uthsebsul uuo wtdte Den unitr
Der Ni9e sllmmenoen purltaniiden 90
naiismus. IS mar cine seredie Der.
seltuns 10 mslnt unier O nGbrsmanr
-baB lid be 4nOprOlliuS5 aui bieien
Nlarmrui bic Nuasn rlebeu; urb coB
lie a%niiutt. eincn atmisllsen Nuiianer
anSupaden, ibre ausriffe asseu eas
Saupt Der faiboliihen Stride rltteten.
eas ieiner Nl'ur nab iein 3elt in Der
5remoe bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

= Yls ertreulihlte Na1riht gilt Die
non Carnegie ie,neu 25,0C0 arbeitern
bepilia'e ssbrprOicrtise 2obrerbOhuns.
Selnem snteu Selipisle 'ino berelis
Spnes 9nusbltn aeiolst nno uon elmer
Geihe rpe,terer bsbsutenoer 6irmeu plro
Elm aleites Gutscssu,ommsn lbren Seu
ten aeaeniiber erfportet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Rum wirflihcn Giisnbnbut6uis BAT

Gum wirflihen Giisnbabntcnis bat
Iit Serr s. oil o Ct. Saul IN
porseltpuusen, Madden es Ibm selun-
gen, neben Der Serwaltuus Der 9reai
Gor.hern Ynbn auh ieue Der Horthern
Saclfic on iid 81 sieben. 8elde Sol
gen oieie eoppslte Maht oss germ Slu
oui oas @smeluuobl auslben plrc,
bdnat leoislib oapon ub. oh Der Sdhns
f0nia oleIes IN Nnbstrnht ielues Sors
Der. Snterrslies niht auBer Ntt laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
S1s GIefirifer it,Qsn uns bic meniae

Ole Glefirifer itelsn uns Die weniae
tr0ilide Nusilht, oaB lnnerhalb 25 Sab
rem Die Nrbelt Der seiammten Wend'
belt ourh gletlricitdt usribtsu weroe.
8enn dion issl ourb DIE Wui6inen cine
unseheurs Wsnse Nr0eIter iiberF llli0
aeporosn 1T, tusnn mebr 8aareu pro-
ou,irt pie conlumirt peroen tounen,
wenn Die Nrbelter ihun lsst ON 6uusers
tube nnssn, oann lit elm 9rCBer 2btll
Der ndbltsn Generation unusrmelollb
eem Suusertooe setpeibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
In ben pielen republifaniiden 2d

gu ben pielen republlfanllhen gu
gen, uelde I'M llmlauf limb, sebort auh
bic, bob unisr Dem neuen 1arlf unlere
giniubr iid permebrt babe uno caB mir
i6rmlld nit auspdrtisen 8aaren iibtr.
,huemmt piiroeu. Ran fanr iih leiht
Elm llrthell blloen, penn mat Die offls
SieIeu 3ablen nit chamber uerslelbt.
9nSu mus man bic giufubr Der lesten
Monate nit Der giniubr oerielben Terlo
be BON 1892 Bis 1898 nebmen, mo Die
Wca iulep. 5Oae nod in boiler araft
tporen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Sphu g Carlisle, Der duBerit fdbts
oe StaatsamtsIetrstdr, bat Wpntds
Nbeuo i'm Central Sarten 81 Gouin9-
ton. ap, Dor elmer srp6artisen 9ubo'
rerldait eire 8sos ibsr Die 8eloirase
oebalteu, Die bsute surSauptira9e serucr'
oen uno in Der er ~fsrnseiuno 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Ter SIeiI1maGn0t 83il. .. Nr.
mour BIT elmer Mflouno Su'ol1s orn
,co]utrplueuocn" Nut6rll clner 9roB
tdotiber StydBsubn1aScigalhl't er-
por5er. Gs ibsmt iOmtt, caB er lslu
@siadit ooa ulbt 10 gang aus reiner
Observation-Disclosures betreibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Aus oleier 1absle sebt flar berocr,
oas Die Giniubr %anitait Su' absenommsn
bet, III man9sn GrlIteln, pie Seloen'
uno giienwaaren sans beceuteno. Die
Sablen iino pom Sdasamt uerDHeuts
lldt, allo abiolut Suuerldiis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Nerlan9t.

Gin outer. Superldiiser S6mieb ann
lcfcrti9en Gtntritt bel mir perlanat. Spb.
nente unp eauernbe Grteit ,uaeIitert
3dtlung erfclat. ie nah @unIh. bein,
Sage, her Wche peer beim Wcndt. DIV.
plitanten mpssn iih ipfrrt msneen an
Srant Nii6fe,
24-3 Sudm1n. Morrilpn 60. Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Widtis fir GARNER, yieb= nuo
Siibner;iihtcr.

nnterseihnete baben tas Bette Wittel ,ur
@erbitun9 BON alen 8rantbeiten, btnrn
Yferee, &inepisb, S6weine une Siltnsr
un:erfcrfsn limb. Yrote = Yaouet u Sts.
aattalr9 fret. @genten p%erl1nnt
). y. 3bein&9 Co.
fl Ct. Yaul, Rinu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Sur Der fruteren 5trmd Sunfslb &
Shineler sewdbrts untertibuna betens
rantenc. smpfieblt iih fernerem Hrblwcl.
len FER Sewrtner Ct. Glour's unp ee5
9an'en Counts ae9en eas geripreten reel.
Ter unp ;uprrtcmmeneer Sseienuna
MARTIN Q binbfcr
in Srtn 8letn's @ebduee, nabt Carriers
Ndblmiblc. IA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23

Gs ipirD iidl uobI taum Semano i'm
ben, Der iit au;uishr barber srdmen
wirc, oas Die ginfommenitsusr pom
8unoesobsrssridt iir neutrality-suspicious.
erildrt tuuros. 1T ia euh an Dem Wats
uert, tpeltss Die Grperbsibdtisteit be
iteuerte. Die ,Siniensinnahme uber itsuer
frei lieB, IN Der 1hat niht piel uerlorsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-23
Seibdftsamh6inna.

Mad sessnleitiSsm llcbsreintpmmen IN
beutiaen Sage bic @si66fts. Sirma
Sunfele IL Shtnclsr auf9sl0t w0rten,
Griterer ,iebt iih prm @eibafte iurilt uno
leBterer wire easielbe uuf ieinen Namen
METER bstreiben.
2uc1S 6unfelt,
MARTIN Shtnbler.
ct. Glpue, BEN %. Wdt 1895.
The record-union., 1895-07-16


DORMAN-In this city. July 14th Mary A..
beloved wife OF John Dorlnan (mother Of
Mrs. Lily Westlake ana Stephen Spencer.
and daughter OF the late Stephen and Iucy
Beck. Il native OF New York aged SO years
and : days.
sU~frlends and acquainiances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
day (Tuesdayl, at p. NJ, from the residence
OF her daughter, Mrs. Lily Westlake, No,
1417 Iwenty-eighth street. Interment
private.
HUMPHREY this city, July 14th Henry
Humphrey, a native OF Gold Hill, Nevada,
aged 20 years.
ga Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
at / z. NJ. from George II. Clarks funeral
parlors, 1919 Fourth street.
MARK EY-In Broderick. Yolo County July
18th. Mrs. Johanna Markey widow of the
late Philip MaTkey and mother Of Patrick
H. Markey and Mrs. Mary E. Gainsley and
grandmother of Maggie LarkinJ, native OF
County Kerry, Ireland, aged 60 years
Chicago papers please copy.}
4x}- Funeral notice hereafter.
PRYOR-At the residence of her brother,
New Ramona. between Brighton Junction
and Perkins station, July 5th, Celina wife
OF John Pryor sister of II. q. Bidwell), d
native OF New / ork, aged 50 years ana 5
months.
Ag-t trtenQs ana acq cqua1nBanceS are respect
fully invited TO attend tie funeral Nednes-
oay al IL \. n, from the residence OF her
brother.
The record-union., 1895-07-16
Tan, Tan, Tan

Is all you see on every turn: that is tan
shoes are all the rage because they are
at least twenty degrees cooler than black
shoes. Why not try them? They don't
cost you much. Our stock is by all odds
the best assorted and prices lower than
our competitors. Mems tan leather lace
shoes, neat, square toes, at 81 70. Our 50
mems seWed tan shoes are equal to any
sold elsewhere at So. All others at the
same low prices. Ladies' tan Oxfords,
pointed or square toes, at 81 30; the new
southern tie at 81, and in French heels we
have a good one in tan or black at S3.
Children's fine tan hand-turned button
shoes all reduced to 81. In fact our ell
tire stock has been reduced. We can fit
any foot in any style OF shoe. We have
no odds and ends. Our stock is all new
and fresh from the best manufacturers.
and our prices are the lowest. An inspec-
ton invited Geiser Il Kaufman, enter
prising shoe dealers, 603 j street, Sacra-
mento.
The record-union., 1895-07-16
MARRIED..

HELBERG-SCOTT-In Folsom July 18th,
by q. s. Tong Justice of the Peace. John G.
Helberg TO Isabel :. Scott, all of Folsom
STICK CKNEY-RENFRO-At Calvary BAPTIST
Church in this city, July l. 5th, by Rev j. H.
Reider, Edgar A. Suckney to NJ. Edith
Renfro.
The record-union., 1895-07-16
BORN.
DIED.

Latrobe, July I'd, to the
wife of Frank Higgins, q son.
The record-union., 1895-07-16

TOBOGGAN RAILWAY to-day at East
Park operated by Folsom electric power. :
The record-union., 1895-07-16

When Baby was SICK, we gave her castoris.
when she was Child, she cried FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
WheI she had Clild.en. she gave them Castos:s,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04
Pueilism in Full-D,ess.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-The
Olympic club of this city, which
has been making several efforts to
revive pugilism here without
bringing the authorities down on
1t for violating the law, will make
another trial today. 1t is an
nounced that it will be Of such a
highly moral character as to offend
no one, and ladies are to be ad-
mitted to the show. The manage
ment announces that 1t has
adopted every precaution 80 that
the most moral may attend with
out fear of being schocked. Com
batants will be so uniformed as to
satisfy the most modest. Sparrers
will be in full dress, as in our first
class theatres. In other words, it
is to be a moral and full-dress
pugilism.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04
A loss OF sso. ooo. GOO 49,

Labor. saving inventions or discoveries
have often been violently opposed on the
ground that they take workingmsu's
bread out of their mouths. Although ex-
perience has shown the fallacy of that
theory the feeling, or fear, Was natural.
But 1t Is not so much the lack OF work
as the inability to work that causes pow
erty and suffering. Ia England and
Wales every workingman averages ten
days OF sickness every year, with total
loss OF wages for all OF about 100000
per year In this country the loss is
much greater. In ali countries the pre-
valllng disease Is indigestion and dyspep-
STA and its consequences-such as rheu-
matism, and other ailments resulting
from impure blood; result of dyspepsia.
No thorough, rapid and trustworthy
cure for this universal and obstinate
malady existed until the Mt. Lebanon
IN. W Community of Shakers placed
upon the marKet their now famous rene.
dy, called the Shaker Digestive Cordial.
1t is prepared from roots and herbs culti-
waited solely BY them. Nothing more GER
tain safe aud palatable can be imagined.
1t eXpels the impurities from the body by
means of the bowels, kidneys and skin,
and lmparts vigor and tone to the stom-.
ach-upon whose proper action all our
strength. activity aud endurance de-
ponds. For many years the Shakers have
given earnest attention to this subject,
and their final success is thankfully ad-
mitted by the multitudes who have been
cured by the Cordial after all other means
have failed. Their high reputation for
skill as herbalists, for honesty and re-
llgious sincerity guarantees whatever
they recommend.
No invention can ever take your work
from you II you are able to work. Health
and strength are the vital considerations.
Ia order to find whether the Shaker
Digestive Cordial is adapted to your case,
try small bottle. Its effect is imme-
date. For sale by nearly all druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

The personal feeling behind the
matter that appears in a press
criticism of a personal character
must be known before the value of
that criticism is known. Such
criticism almost always shows an
ear mark. Personal journaliom is
a good thing to let alone. Public
criticism and public news 60 under
all circumstances and nothing else
should. The newspapers of this
day are not run for any other put
pose than to give the news and ex-
press opinion on public affairs and
public servants.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

That bond syndicate is living up
to the letter and spirit of its agree
ment with the government, but
how will it be about returning to
them the money necessary to
square the account? Will it be nee.
essary to issue another $50,0O0,0 900?
This issuing bonds to pay current
expenses of government in time of
peace is like the letting out Of
water through a rat hole in dam,
it must stop or the dam goes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04
choctaw Land Grabbing Convention,


AToKA, L. T., Sept. 4.-The Choc-
taw Indians are making great pre-
parations for the allotment meet
ing which is to be held at this
place today. 1t is believed they
will accept allotment or equal d.
vision of lands on the terms and
conditions recently mapped out by
the Dawes Commission. The In
dian Land Adjustment League,
with headquarters at New York,
Of which VIM. Lloyed Garrison is
president, denounces this meeting
as a scheme to euchre the Indians
out of their lands. 1t declares that
the only way to divide the lands
is by leasing them on the principle
followed by New York City in the
disposition Of it's dock privileges.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

The English think that they
have chance for that cup, and so
they have, for Vslkyrie is good
boat. The Americans who think
that Defender has cinch may not
think so after the course is sailed.
There is this in the situation for
the comfort OF the British boat
builders, the Americans have
dropped their centerboard business
and come down to the British keel
as the model.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

Those Republicans, who are look
ing for a bolt among the Kentucky
Democrats, are looking to see their
political sun rise in the west.
When Carlisle can take the stump
for the platform laid down by Har-
din, one may paraphrase the scrip
ture and say that all things are
possible to the Blue Grass Demo-
crat. The only exception to'this
is the possible voting of a Repub-
lican ticket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

The smaller the insects and ver-
min that disturb the home or the
person, the harder to get rid Of
them.
Uncle Sam is getting down to
business in stopping the filibusters,
when the Spanish officers point out
where the expeditions are rendez-
vousing.
The elections are only two
months away, but there is little in
terest in them only as they bear
upon the greater contest that is to
be waged next year. This is only
the preliminary skirmish.
When Bismarck gets down on
his knees to Kaiser Wilhelm he
stands up straighter than at any
other time. 1t is way that the
Old Chancellor has.
Queen Victoria is having her
own history prepared while she is
in the flesh, so that she can be GER
tain OF having it done to her liking.
The materials are in the hands of
her selected compiler.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

Houston Post remarks that the
Pennsylvania Republicans like to
be bossed. The Post is mistaken.
The Pennsylvania Republicans are
like the Maryland and Ohio
Democrats; they do not like to be
bossed, but at times they have
to grin and bear it. If one has to
be bossed, however, it is better to
be bossed by brains, as in the case
of Quay, rather than by barrel,
as is the case of Brice.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04
The st. Louis Exposition.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 4.-The
twelfth annual exposition begins
at the st. Louis Exposition and
Music Hall today, to close October
10. Sousa's band of musicians has
been engaged for the exposition.
The Yelled Prophets pageant on
October will be one Of the most
brilliant that mystic organization
has ever given, and will be followed
by grand ball at the Merchants
Exchange that evening. King Hotu
and his legion Of Funny Fellows
will also delight the visitors and
sight-seers one evening in Septem-
her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

Dallas has at last put things In
shape for a decision on that prize
fighting matter. II the courts de-
eide against the fight going on
some other arrangements will be
made and the holders Of tickets
transported to the scene of the
fight, presumably to some point in
the Territory.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04
Fertilizer Combine.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 4.-Infor-
nation has been given out here by
the fertilizer men that at a recent
meeting at Asheville forty or more
manufactures representing Geor-
gia, North aud South Carolina,
Virginia and Maryland, principal
ly, organized for mutual protec.
ton as the Southern Fertilizer Co.,
with w. A. Clark, of Columbia, as
nresident
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

Japan has changed her mind
about those warships and places
her order with Clyde firm, in.
stead of with the American build
ers. The present contract is for
five large war vessels, to cost about
twenty-five million dollars. This
would have been a nice little sum
for our American boat builders, II
they had corralled 1t. Uncle Sam
may have to build boats to blow
those out of water some day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-04

Old Texas Democrats are consol-
ing themselves with the reflection
that in case John Reagan is nomi-
mated for governor Of the state
there will be no Hopping from the
platform.
If the weather clerk will double
the August moisture in his Sep
TENDER distributions, and at the
same time drop about ten degrees
on the average temperature there
would be no kicking.
AS usual, there has been more
rain all around San Antonio than
in her viciniey, but this town does
no kicking so long as her neigh
bors are enjoying the smiles and
showers of prosperity.
All athletic records OF every kind
are being broken this year, and
next year the record for business
volume will get good shaking.
All signs point that way.
This is bloomer year. Next year
we will drop the al" and take it out
in that amended way.