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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
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Tablnr.-8ittt Gbas. 8oobportt
bon Waibineton Strabe tpar am Mons
tag 10 un8IidIi6 nieoersuftirsen unb ers
belt babel idmeralide S~erIsbunssn.
- Ser beiabrte 9apio 9apieS bon
6rope StraBe itarb am Samitas an Der
Wfiners Iitbna unb ipurbe am Montap
i'm Soreit Some 5riebbofe beerbist. Seine
Srau 1T feline ein3i8e ibn iiberIebenbe
Sertpanbte.
- Serr Sobn %. 8uid tpirb bic @ars
petipeberei ieines peritorbenen 8aters
ipeiterfdbren.
- Dem Stale bon 9bomas Murrap
su Winoofa tpurben am Samitas iiber
flnf3i8 Tauben enttpen6et.
- Sobn Worau, @atte bon Ssrau
Woran bon MinOofa, peI9e am 26.
Sum- baielbit bon einem eIeftriIben
Sabntpasen setObtet tparo, bat bic
Scranton Traction Gompanie fur s25..
600 S4aoeneriaB pertIust.
= Sn benz 2aben bes s. 8. Sampion
su Durpsa tpurbe am Srsitas einsebrun.
gen bic 9eloipinbe erbroten uno etfpa
$40 8aareelb unb cine Nuantitdt SUI.
peIien bon Srau Sampion aus berfeIben
enttpenbet. Sie 9iebe nabmen aud
stpan3l8 Yaar Mdnneri6ube nit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
OrudsM rbetten ieber art In ben
.,W o&snbIatt" Office.
Gine ffarfe Xat4e

tpirb sspUbnli6 niGt ale bsIonbsres gttribut ba
@rasie, S6Dnbsit unb Spmmetris Der peib-
lideu @sifalt betrahtst. @anj i'm @saentbeil,
Starfs 3aiQsn inb aud ui6t INNER AnSsihsn
rpbufer @eiunbbrit; bic banst bon eana an
beren binssn ab, pprnebmlih bon Der &sssls
mGbisfeit Der 5unfticnen Der ~innsrsn, bic &C.
teustbGtisfsit psrmittelnbsu Srsane. Damon.
bic in pisier Sssisbuus all DISQUALIFICATION
leiten unp auf einsn reinsn, appstitli6sn, 9slun-
ben 8Srpsr Wsrtb lssen, nsbmsn DR. pisrcs's
Favorite Prescription-bas einsiss Mittel fir
5rauen, has p~srfauft uirb unter br @arantis
ibre 2siesu ~ furiren.
Sir 6rausn Dor Der Gntbiubung III % cine
unihaBbars @abs, bsnn ss miubert bic S6mer-
Sen NIB @efabren hes Wuttsrp erbsns, fiirst biz
Websn ab, ~bsfBrerrt bic rei6libe Nbipnberuus
gslunesr WuttermiI6 unp bslGrdnft bic Dausr
bss Wpbenbsttes.
DIR, pitree's Pellets fnrirsn @aQen1ub, Ser
itcpfnns, salrif6es 8cpftpsb, 8~erbauunesbe'
ibpereen ODER Dyspsplis unp dbnIibs geibtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
aus benz pberen xhaIe.
(lr6baIb &prrslppnbsna.l

N%HNShfh SS'ftlPS"Nt"bt
- Ser neue 8eferpoir Der @rdbaIb
Waher @pmpanie su 2aureI Run 1T beis
nabe fertis.
- Die Srauen 8oblman unb Ban
Sort bon 9idion Gitp, iinb am Samftas
unter 8irsidaft fir ibr grideinen Dor
9eridt sefteIt. tpeiI iie ben Deputy
Sderif 9. s. 8riee an Der I~usfGbrune
feiner Yfli4t binbern tpoaten.
= Ser 9oIe Tbomas 8orastie bon
9edbiae ipurbe in Der 8. & $. Nine
baieIbit bur6 einen Sal bon 8obIen am
Wontas 10 idIimm berlebt, baB sr inners
balb elmer baIben Stunbe mad ieiner
Gufnabme i'm 2adatpunna SOipitaI ben
8~erlebuneen erlas.
- Die 8eamten bon 8IafeIp 9orousb
baben Iebten Sreitas Elm seri6tIi9es
8erfabren aesen bic 8. & $. @ompanie
einIeiten Iafien UNI bieieIbs su stpinsen,
bic Stiibmauern an Der Sauptitrubs
mad 8sduige su entfernen, Sa bieIelben
bic StraBe berfperren unS bas 8oroust
baSur4 S9abeneriastIasen ausseiett 1T.
(&arbpnbaIs GOrrsipcnbsn,.)
- Die .DuiIp a~ntbrucite" bat am
Dienitus bic 9ublifation eineeiteQt.
= MidaeI 9rOpn, rs Sabre alt unt
t~beilpeiie Saubitumm, tpuroe am 9iens
tag Nadt am ,,2oofs Out" bon einem
.. & $. 8use %aueenblidlid 8%etbotet,
tpGbreno ct auf benz @eleiie lief.
- Durd elm Seuer i'm Sauie bon
@auace McDiuQen an Ir6baIo StraBs
am Samitas Morsen, tpurbe bic Side
beiIelben i'm 8etrase bon 500 beibGbiet.
Sine @imsrbrisace l6idte bic SIammen,
- @r.Mapor 1bomas Brennan, cine,
Der aIteiten @inmobner bon @arbonbaIe,
itarb am Sonntas abenb i'm gllter bon
70 Sabren an einem 2uftr6brenleloen.
Gr ipar felt 1912 bier %tpobnbaft.
- Serr 8eter 8ronb ipar am Mitt.
mod in Scranton UNI arrangements fiji,
cine &eiie mad OeutldIanb su MAIDEN,
nel6e er am 81. Iusuit antreten ipiro.
Serr 8rans par felt 40 Sabren nidt
mebr briiben.
- @dbrenb @ontreftpr 8rpce 81,
Blair bon bier am Montag in Wapfielt
an Der &eparatur elmer Bride beiddftist
mar. fieI elm 9beiI beS Sebetrabnsn8,
traf ibn unb brad ibm bas Sanbgelenf,
iotpie bic sroBe .3ebe bes linfen 6ubes
seroridenb. Nud an Der Settle erbieIt
er peridieoene S9rammen.
= 8iaiam 8ipenburs bon 2aureI
Strabe, elm 4nseiteater i'm 8. & $,
Sra9tbauie babier tpurbe am Montae
HahmittaB etipa brei nbr unter einem
Sra6tfarren senannter @ompanie in Der
itimmeltem 3uitanoe tobt aufsefunben
Utan %bermutbet, baB er unter ben &ar.
rem burdtrieden polte unb beim uner.
tparteten Insleben beS 3useS bon Der
&dSern erfaBt uno 10 setDotet tuurbe.
OrudsM rbeiten iebsr art In be,
.@o&sabIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
Mdbcben

Gin In ssitBtem aIter febenbsS @Gb6eu fir
uno 8tssIn. Rabers Musflnft CT.
Grau s obn Center, GIG 9inben ct
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
Stabtratb.
Common Council. IL. {

Common Council, IL. Suli.
Gin IansereS gins unb Serrebsn in
8etref Der Wstieite glnfabrt Der 2inben
Strabe Bride fanb in bieier 8eriamms
lung itatt unb ba bas nit Der SADIE be.
traute Gomite INNER nod feinen 8eridi
oariber einrei6te 70 tpurbe befdlofIen,
baB benz Gomite bic Sade aus ben Sdns
ben senOmmen tperbe. Die sanSe @es
i4i4te bat bieI &opfserbreden beruria6t,
bod ba es unbebinet n6tbis 1T, enbIid
einmal barGber ettpaS enbeiltiseS Su emit.
i1siben, 70 tpirb Der Staotratb in be,
bieien 9onnerftae ftattinbsnben Ser.
iammlunS probiren, bic AnseIssenbeil
SufriebeniteIenb 3u erIebigen.
Solsenos Orbinansen tpurben sinitia
berldtet: Sir Acknowledgements ar
Strabenbabnen fir MbbeI Der Grpital
9ampfer @Ompanie fur Nipsairuns Dor
Webiter Ibenue; fir einen 3peisab'
sussfanaI an Gapouie Gbenue apii6er
Marion unb @reen Ribse Straben fl,
sinsn 4bsussfanaI on Srpins apenu,
oberbalb Mulberrp StraBe.
Die brittle MnsabIung bon $11 ,487 re
on Der &parins 8roof 8riide tpurbe au,
9abluns beorbert unb elmer Ansabl 8or'
lasen beS Select Councils beiseitimmt
8orlaaen tpurben tpie foIet eingereidt
Sur einen @aReritod @de bon Serbinant
Strabe unb Summit Nbenue +; Repara'
tursn an benz Stone Ioenue @ulpert
9ibeqirunssIinie an Pettebone Strab,
bon 0orb Main our Siamors gpenu,
feftiebeno.
Select council, IL. SuIi.
DaS Strabens nno 8rudens 9omitC
bes Select Councils beridtete su Sumter
zines 8iabuctS our @nfabrt Der Spet'
lamb Strabe Bride unb eesen cine grr
tpeiterune eenannter Strabe Bis bai
8iaOuct sebaut 1T. Sn 8etref Der @rl
bffnuns uno Bflaiteruns bon 8obinior
Strabe beridtete oaNelbe @omits, baB es
unpraftiid fein tpiirbe, bic StraBe flnf,
ala SUB brett su MAIDEN unb baB be,
StaoteeOmeter a~nSepieien tperbsn ioIe
bic Soften elmer Stiibmauer spiiber
Neuuter unb 8obinion StraBe su bered'
men. Die Romination BON 9tatban gal,
iteab aIs Snipsftor Der 2inben StraB,
Bride uno bic SroinanS sur Nipelirunl
bon 8eed StraBe purcen sinitis be-
ribtet.
Das Suitis : Gomite refommenbirte
bab Dem Sobn @onpap $500 ais Sdai
beneriab erlaubt tperoe feline Sorber'
une 1T $4,000 uno eniitunb sur 3eit be-
2ipeuiruns bon StpetlanO Strabe; bi
SADIE tpurbe peridoben, bis Sanoerior
%anpeieno lit.
Gin 3uias our Orbinans Der Snteritat
Selepbon Gompanie, ipelder beSpedte
tie su stpinsen iid ipateren Sroinansel
su unterperfen, eins perls:"sn uub ci
NuffansSapparatsO %rcinans tpurbe siinitil
beri6tet.
Ser 8onb bss StruBen' @ommiRdri
8inslep i'm 8etruse bon $1,000 tpurp,
benz Somite i~beripieien Mopor @onneI
refommenbirte in elmer 3uidrift bic Nbr
traguns oes Platt SauIes, bamit mar
bas Matertal oeHelben beim 8au be,
Bride sebrauden tDnne; cine Option
an 2anb beS 6. S WcGOrmid spedi
grbfnuns Der @pomin9 4penue, purot
einseridt.
Sas glnsebot Der Barber Ispbalt
Gompanie our Bflaiteruns BON Slap Nre'
nue. su 1888 per Yarb wuroe aneenOm
men. gneebote gum 8au Der Gnfabr
Der 8oarins 8rOot Bride, gum 8u,
zines .3peis'I bsusstanaIs an Scrber
Gourt uno sur 8eIeudtuns peS itdotiider
@etdubeS purben perleIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
2anb IN %oerfaufen.

1870 ader. Elm She'll Oauon sutes GRASSLAND.
GILES befpdfert lieet in &parins 8root 8opn
hip lpeftlid an Die 8arms bon Wag @biQips
nno BnrneD Slocnm gr:njeno. al Der Roro.
ieite an oCs eano bon Gdert unb I'M Often an
Sohn Wnllen. 9is acknowledgements iiub
lsidt nno Der uieoriste 8reis bee 9anoss if
odt Solors. 90 fno peosr SobIen nod
Mineralien r%eierpirt Rabere ausfluft giebi
SObn Stant ODER aud in Der Office bee
,Wobenblatt". 22,ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
Neme Mnsei9en.
2l6tmna.

Die nff gin,abluns bee ,Rtusn 8trmania
Sau' unb Sarlsben. Vsrsins" ineet am pisrttn
6rtitas. ben z6isn pisiss Npnais (SuID, 9bsnbs
z lbr fat, unb barna6 isbsn pierten 8rsiiag
zines isbtn Wpnats, In Ter Sfiet bee NIbsrs
man &cblins, 1923 @spar gpe. aftitn inb nod
ju babsn. Safpb 8. MILLER
Ssfrft1r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
&alb:Kef.

Der Sabif6s 8rausn- gersin pirb am CONT
tag. ben 81. Suit in eufe's WGlptsn, nabs
Wsnpfabrs 8arm Gin @aIpfsf abbalten. Cine
frsunblitt @tnlabuns pirb an ale bsutf&s ga.
miIisn %erlaieu, an ptmitlbsn SbeiL ,u usbmtn.
Nnfans Mprssns 8 ubr.
Wd9en fabren pom 8%alentrs SpteL 442
Wiqcp Straee, bon 10 llbr Rprsens an nab
BEN 8tfpIaBe ab. Sir llntsrbaltung u. Or.
friiaunssu II auf's Bette etiprst.
N6tungspplf
Da6 Z m ittee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
CONNER Grfdltunaen.

CONNER g%rfdItunsen, eini6IiebIid
Seufeber unb &oiefalt perosn prompt
erIeidtert unb furirt Ourd Or. Gums
pbreps' Specific mr.. Gum 8ertauf
bel allen Ipotbsfern, 8reis 25 @ents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
Oanfia0nn0.

Sir bic pisIsn Sspeilr bsr bsr3Iibeu 5btil.
uabme sslsssntli6 msiuts bsrbru 8rrluitts unp
bic jablrsibr Sstbeilisuns an benz 9sihsnbe.
sansuie msinrr tbsursn 8rau, fprtbs id alien
msiusn 6reunefn msinrn psrbineliGlttn Danf
aus. Or. 81. 6. &eps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19

S17R0 fauft elm bOppsItss 5aus nit
OO Sebn Stubsn in Der II. Warb,
nate 9sbar Apenus. 9ermistbet lib gut unb ii
cine quite anlase. 8sbinsunsen ME ~psrlanst
Gpmtsps & 6raul 424 Sprure Straet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Those Japs are again on deck,
pushing their victorious arms by
sea and by land supremacy regard
less OF what the press reports and
the official dispatches have to offer.
They are making steady advance
and have lately crippled the Chin
csc navy by the capture Of two Of
their best war ships, one OF which
was commanded by gallant Amer
lean tar. Japan will keep on in
the same beaten path until China
stirs herself and sends an envoy
with plenary powers to arrange
terms of peace.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who re-
sides at Toledo, Washington, says
she has never been able to procure
any medicine for rheumatism that
relieves the pain 80 quickly and
effectually as Cham berlain's Pain
Balm and that she has also used it
for lame back with great success.
For sale by F. Kalteyer & Son, G.
Campbell and J. Clavin, druggists,
San Antonio, Tex. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1895

Those Brooklyn aldermen are OF
the opinion that when vested char
ter rights are made the means OF
working injustice to labor, inse
curity to comfort, disturbance to
the public peace and expense to
state and municipal authorities, it
is time to step in with high hand
aud wrest such charters from their
holders. In this they are pre-
eminently right. There are neces-
stiles that know no law.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
AN UPHILL JOB.

Now that the attempt to increase
the national debt round half
billion of dollars, in order TO exc
out the demands upon a treasury
that has been foolishly emptied by
miserable financial management,
has failed there will be another Is.
sue Of bonds under existing regu-
Iations. This time the issue is
likely to be for a $lO0,OOO,OOO in
stead OF half that amount, as here
tofore. The present gold reserve
is so low that the entire $5O,OOO,OOO
OF another issue would not restore
it to standard. 1t is not two years
since Grover Cleveland was in
augurated, and yet the public debt
has increased at the rate OF nearly
a hundred millions annually, and
the reduction descending shows no
signs Of having reached its limit.
Never before since the adoption OF
the constitution has there been
such absolute inability to meet the
wants Of the country on the part OF
the National Congress. 1t is the
most complete confession OF gov
ornamental impotency that this
country has ever witnessed. AS
result the incoming Congress will
find itself loaded with burden of
debt and deficient revenue that
will tax its wisdom and its states
manship and patriotism to the ut
most. Patience as a necessary ad-
junct to the situation is OF the first
importance. The ground that has
been lost to the trade and business
of this country cannot be recovered
in a day or in a year. There is
nothing for it but to patiently wait
the new machinery that will be
put in operation when the present
body vacates the seat Of govern
ment. How far the hold over ad-
ministration will aid or hinder the
attempt to restore the depleted
treasury by an increase Of revenue
along the protective lines OF Re-
publican policy is one OF those
things that only the future can
demonstrate. The hope is that the
object lessons of the past two years
have not been totally without effect
upon a mind even so stolid as that
of his Excellency, the President Of
these United States.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
BRUNI ROASTED.

! To the Daily LIGHT:
I Under the heading Of "Cannot
Be Bought" in "News" issue of the
9th inst, and signed "Italio Ameri.
cano," the cloven foot OF Antonio
Bruni is disclosed. He claims to be
the leader OF the Italian colony in
this city and the mouth piece of
the same as far as their suffrage is
concerned. This is false, and | wish
all other nationalities to under
stand t. Mr.. Bruni was late market
master under Callaghan. He was
poor when he got the place. He is
now rich. He made it as market
master. He then did not have
such friendly interest in his
country men as now, and when he
was called for settlement with
the city his books were not forth
coming; they were burned.
Now, Boss Bruni says he
carries the votes of the Italians
in his pocket, and that they
are not for sale. What would not
Bruni sell? Charges that the Co.'S
mopolitan club, which Is eighty
six strong, that there is but TWEEN
ty-two Italians in it. How does he
know? He would not dare to at
tend a meeting, because he knows
that the bone and sinew of the
Italian colony are mem bers of this
club and gentlemen, and he does
not belong to that class. Italian
Americana also charges that Mr..
Maffi in the presence of several
persons, said he had no inter.
est in the candidates, that he was
in it for the money to be made.
Mr.. Maffi is too honorable to be en-
gagged in such things. Every citi-
Zen who knows Mr.. Maffi knows
this, and they know Mr.. Bruni.
The statement is utterly false
and $500 will be placed in,
any bank in the city that
no respectable man can be
found who will make it good.
And further it is an insult to the
gentlemen who form the Cosmo-
politan club, and they are gentle
men sure enough-not of the stripe
of Italiano Americana. But then
all you can expect from Bruin is
a grunt, and that is my humble
opinion of Italiano Americana. He
and his little gang ar, for sale,
watch il they are not. "Italiano
Americana" Is no novice in this bus.
iness-he did it before.
IL Mr.. Bruni was an honorable
man, and man to be respected,
how does it come that under his
management the Italians were left
in debt for their Columbus day
celebration for 1913, and we elected
Mr.. Maffi president, and that under
his management, the Italians gave
good celebration in '94 and paid
every cent, even of Mr.. Bruni's
debt. The credit for the healthy
management, is due to MIR. Maffi
and his able secretary, Antonio
Battaglia.
ITALIAN AMERICAN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Thirteen was fatal number to
the New York police captains. AT
ter they had given thirteen annual
banque.s at Delmonico's the LeXow
committee and Parkhurst came
do Hn on them with such dose as
to leave them no heart for another
and the fourte nth banquet is not
te take place. These banquets were
costly affairs and those who were
wont to attend them are in mourn
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

No one will complain that the
cold weather puts back all pros
poets of early vegetation, and rem
ders the fruit crop by so much
more secure from the destructive
frosts Of March. IL is a good indi.
cation Of good fruit year to see
winter sit steadily in the lap OF
spring until late in February.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Jack frost has had his innings.
The voter will take his on Monday.
After that let US have peace.
The tender Texas bug has had a
quietus put on him for a year or
two.
Tomorrow to pray, or swear, or
drink, or electioneer, Monday to vote
and then what will the harvest be?
Two-thirds of the government
will be in the hands of the Repub-
licans within another month. The
other third will be on the fence,
and so sore riding it that he will
be ready to come down any time.
There is a political Sam Jones in
Georgia who Is lecturing on "The
Snollicoster in Politics" He threat.
ems to sIop over into Texas with
his gibberish. Texas will forgive
him if he stays at home.
No one will find out from Next
CO the condition Of negotiation 9
between that Nation aud Guate-
mala until the papers are signed
or war declared. The state office
there does not leak.
Fort Worth is in the steam box.
The weather is so cold up there
that the people and the courts and
the correspondents all get by the
ears and raise sheol in order to
keep from getting stiff.
Everything that Culberson says
does not go down with the legisla-
ture. That body does not follow
his lead with the same fidelity to
mud tracks as it did the old Hogg
trail.
Hog and hominy go in Texas
for another decade and it will be
wise for the farmers not to forget it,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
Without Changing Cars.

On Nov. 25th the Sunset and Ea-
gle Pass routes inaugurated a
through Buffet Sleeping Car service
between San Antonio and Mexico
City with thorough Spanish speak
ing conductors, withoutany change
en- route whatever. This Is the only
through car and standard guage
route to Mexico. Ticket offices No.
3Ol Alamo plaza and Sunset depot.
ii 20 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

The Texas legislature has con.
cluded to fire that constitutional
convention for a few weeks and in
the meantime take the sense Of the
people somewhat on the PROPOSE
ton. There is a general sentiment
in favor of that convention, for the
state needs a new constitution as
badly as Peck's bad boy ever need
ed hiding. A new constitution OF
the rightssort would save no end OF
legislation, no end Of litigation
and could be made to subserve the
interests Of the people In divers
ways.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
TO OUR PATRONS.

We have moved to our old stand
at 1O2 E. Commerce ST., next to the
bridge, where we will continue to
sell the best OF wines, WHISTLES,
fancy liquors and cigars at the
lowest prices. Give us call.
% tt MAYER & ADLER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
La lies Day.

Having often been asked to give
the ladies an opportunity to see
my collection OF horns, l therefore
appoint Monday, February IL, '95,
election day; my business on that
day being closed to the trade. Wis
iting hours from 3 to 10 p. m.
All ladies are cordially invited.
ALBERT FREDERICK,
8 st Proprietor Albert's Saloon
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
A SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as we'll as Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding, yield at once to
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly Oh parts effected, absorbs tumors
sllays Itching and effects a permanent
cure. so cts. Druggists or mail. Circu.
lars free. DR.. BossnKo, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sold by E. Reuss, City Drugstore, No. loo
Commerce st. d&w "
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

There is some dispute among the
Mexicans themselves over the eff
feet that the war cloud with Gaute-
mala has had upon business in the
state, but the presumption is that
business is about as it would be
were there no talk OF war in the
air.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Earthquakes in the Denmark,
Norway and Swe len regions OF
Europe, heavy and destructive ava
lanches in the Alps, unprecedented
Iy cold weather i'm Austria and
Hungary, with wolves entering the
villages and carrying off the chill
dren and belated peasants, form a
condition Of affairs that leads the
average San Antonian to face the
pleasant freshness OF this region
with thanks, even when it is mixed
with a municipal eruption that
would do credit to old Vesuvius it
self. Santone is all serene.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Tom Reeds little financial
amendment went with the main
bill, where the woodbine twineth.
Philadelphia public schools ad-
NIT "Trilby" to their libraries, not
because it is above reproach, but
because there are more objection
able books already on the shelves
Queer reasoning, but modern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

George Gould could not see 1t
when his brother wanted to marry
an actress of unblemished charac-
ter and undoubted talents, but
when his sister goes in for noble
man there is another tune sung.
George has some horse sense, and
some Of it is only mule sense.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09

Queen Lii makes a virtue sof ne
csssity and abdicates, after ex-
hausting all her powers Of opposi-
sition to the new Republic, and az
ter having had her dynamite
bombs and rifles and other NUM-
tions OF war sized in her palace. 1t
is to be hoped that the Republic
will prove itself as humane as it
has shown itself strong and let the
old girl alone so long as she gives
bonds for good behavior. 1t was
only natural that she should at
tempt to recover what she had lost,
and no one will blame her for that,
but all the same the stability Of
the Republic must be provided for.
The Spreckles crowd, who are at
the bottom OF the trouble in great
measure, should be made to pay :
all the expenses Of the late insur-
rection and put under heavy none
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A five million bond, with a secur.
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sessions, would keep old Claus as
meek as spring lamb in a coul
norther, just after emerging from
the hands OF the shearers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-09
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