davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

Die 4ftionGre Der ng}ationoG 2in1ee6 Oil
Company" bielten geiern cine febr itiir@
mtf4e @tBung ab. Cine 9roBe 3abG Der
ielben mar Our9 Die 33atfa4e, baB Ser
Wert6 Der 4ttien bon $58 auf $3.50 ba5
@ttt geiunten mar, in bobem @rabe beun=
rubigt. Als be5bolb Prdfbent Nler @uiton
1etnen Sabresberi9t b~erleien bate, nel6er
nlrr Bis gum 81. Suit beS berfloHenen Sat-
res 9tn9, tpurbe er Durauf aufmert1am ge@
ma4t, 0aB aus bemYet6en Der ieBiqe 3uftanb
beg @eI4dftes, tpeIdes 0urb Elm &ttientoftz
tai i'm 8etrage BON $500 1000 r~eprGfentirt
TT, nt4t erIt4tli4 fet. Gr beql1emte ft9
barauf 5t einem 3~peiten, Bis gum 1, S%yanlor
bteIeS SaRres rei4enben 8eri6t, unb aus
6emielben gtng gum S@reden Der MtttonGre
berbor, oaB bic S6uloenlat ii6 UNI $685.
226 berme6rt babe. Sin @omite pur6e ba=
rouT %ernannt, um bic 8ii3er uno bus Cir
item per 9ei3dftSfiibrl1ng gu priifen, @eit
Dem Sabre 1891 itnb feline 9ibioenben me6r
be3a6lt pprben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
235 Wabash Ave., ECke Jackson Str,
16npIcS

y SlnfsaSmse! '@mif Sa6en cine anssa6i 9iamos,
be nur iebr penig ge6rou6t pur6eu-ia, in WirtIi9teit
eeroOe 10 gut pie men limb. @tr Offeriren bieie Suitru=
meute gu BEN fpl9euoen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ouf ie6r leiGte ab5oDIun9eu, I'M NIT ~beHielbeu iOfOrt
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
SbuIorun0ftiide.

Sn Der getrigen @tbung bes @6ulrat6s
eritattets baS @omite fir @4uGgrunbtide
ieinen 8ert4t. @tnen Nus3uq beffeG6en, aus
tpel3em erit3tli4 mar, baB Die per1 9ieoez
men S3ulgrunbitIde 3u etnem IG9erli9 gez
rtngen Preife perpa6tet Iinb, perDffentli9z
ten mir bereits, Ser 8eri9t purbe fir
nd9ften Mttttpo9 uIS Gpe3ialgef9Gft sur
9e6atte angefebt. Die berI9ieDenen Miet9S=
cDntratte in 8e3ug auf btefes @tgent9un
laufen am 8. 0tai ab unb Bis gu bieIer
s3eit muB nit ben Mietbern Elm neues ueberz
etnfDmmen er3telt iperOen. Na6 Der N6@
1AdBung beS @DmittS foQte bic W}tetbe
bur4f4ntttli4 UNI go Pro3ent er60bt tperz
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

Sragt @uren 8rocer na6 She 5eiBGer
&c Sunge Gp,'8" y9uater 8rob", Da8
i4~madbafteite n6Dme Mabe 8ro0", bas ie
BON elmer 8dderet %aeliefert purbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Stdott1hes.
Webr umitet9e= Sohrfarten.
Die Si0s un0 neutrality-suspicious. foIer
3u ihrer Qfidt oe5wuneen weroen.

Qu8 ii9 Dor 3tpet Sa6ren Die r@et
G6icago Sbree=Gent=Sare MfIDciatton' in
fOrpOriren lief, begriiBte ba5 Bublitum t6r
Nuftau9en, in Der 9pffnung, btQigere 5abr~
preiIe auf ben StraBenbabnen gu befomz
men, nit GROCER 5reube. Nuetr es blieb
NQes beim Often unD bic @efeQI 9dft fiel
balb Der 8ergeienbeit anbeim, gfun fntro
tie mieDer bon ii3 b0ren TAI lien, UNI Dur9
einen gu fbuffenben 8rGceoen3f aa felt3r@
ftelen, pb 3unG9t Die Sibfette Rdbelbabn@
@eieQi9aft nt9t ge3tpur9en iDeroe!t tpnne,
Observation-Disclosures auS3ugeben, Die cine
ununterbro6cne Sa6rt BON Der 80. Ctr.
na9 Der Weitern Nbe. ernl0gli6er, Dos
1T, obtpo6l iiber Die 8erpfli9tung Der
Siibfeitez unb Meffettez@ traBenba6nge=
feQ76aften, umIteiqez 5a6rtartsn, tpal9e Die
8enuBrng betber 2inten fir cine birette
Sa6rt geItatten, %aus3ugebert, nd9 Dem Guts
o4ten beS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ouf @rllnb i6rer Srbtnan3en nuBer 3ipetfel
ite6t, bts6er ME ge19e6en, unD ute &lagen
bes BublifumS barii6er BADEN nt4ts ges
bolfeu.
Die Setter unb cine 2(n3a61 Mitglteber
Der @ingangS ~genannten @eieQI6dFt mer@
ben nun, na6bem bereitS Mnlpalt 8len 6.
plumb, go, 914 Mpnabnod@@ e6Gube, ale
nDt6tgen Nnitdlten CUR geri9tliAen Our9=
fi6rung DeS Sales in ibrem Sntereie Qe@
trOffen bat, in ben nG9ften 2agen etnen
@iDfette@Dagen b~e5teigen, big sur N}abiz
I'm StraBe fa6ren l1t1D ocrt umItetqe>
Sabrfarten fir bic @e1t MabiIon Strabe
Derlangen. Sic perDen Dte1elben nQtiirltb
nt9t er6alten unb bes6alb ouF Der Mabiz
i'm StraBenba6n Die 8efDrDerung Biz our
NeI tern Nbe. D6ne 8e3ablunq ~perlanqen,
ba ie fir cine btrette 6o6rt BON Der 80.
StraBe Bis CUR @eitern NOe. 5e3ablt bit
ten.
9a Die 6erren unter fetne1 lt1nitdnoea
nod einmal etnen Nidel 6interlegen toerz
ben, 10 1T es 10 ft9er, ME bQs Mmen in
Der &trcbe, baB Ite BON benz Gpnoutte1tr,
tpa6ri4einlt4 nit Der bielen 9erren i'm
MQgemeinen etgenen yQteben8tpiir6tgfeit"
an Die 2uft gefebt tperben. st ba5 err
folgt, 70 ntrb 0err Blumb a1f @runD Dtez
les felbftgefu1ten Nbenteuers Der inter
ne3menDen 9erren cine &Gage einreiAen,
bur3 pel6e bann Die State Ctr unS
Cottage @rOpe MOe,@Qtnien ge3ipungeu
lperDen foQen, um1teigez6 abrfarfen nit
@iiltigteit fir bic Mabtion 6traBe= unt
Wtilpaufee Nbe. : 2inten be3pefs ulnqez
tebrt auS3uitelen. Die nMe1t G6icaqr
3Rree : Sent : Sare NfDctation piQ bic
@ngelegenbett bolftGnbig alsfe9ten, unb
tpenn n0t6ig, Big Dor baS SberQeri3t 0e6en
W}an Ddrf tppbl geIpannt 1eir, iDie Die
Sadie dblaufen tptrb unb int dllQemeiner
Snterefie ieoenfals piini3en, bag Die Stra=
Observation-Disclosures ben &iir3eren Sieben
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
8auerIQubni6fhein

purben geftern an fOlgenbe PeriOnen aus
geteut:
g, g. @~teffenfon fir Elm brsiIt0diges
&adteinge6duDe NIT @rbgef9o3, SAB
S6ool Ctr, berani9lagt ouf $1,000; s,
81. Qoubelins, b~reiftDdiges 8adteingebdl1be
nit @rbgef9DB, 1O71-73 Sc. Str, $12,z
900; S6omas Nnnaub, breiit0figeS Sadz
iteingebdube nit @rbgeI4oB, 5531 S1dfOn
Wbe.. $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
,,@Rr me11e11ff
erfaeint, gratis eeIiefert.

etIdelHL SCWltS 9elleIerE.
Diefe adtfeiti9e, in 6ro6:Quarto eridets
nenoe uno auf eutem Sudpapier oeorudte,
elegant ousoefihrte iluitrirte 8etIo9e ents
hdIt ouf Ger erten Settle einen politifhen
Carton, weI@er Grei9ride, ole aus Dem pole
tif4en uno f~ociaIen Seben ee9rifen fino, Dem
&cfer biIoIi@ Dor 2tueen fihrt; ferner 5ahI=
rei8e fleinere 3unfrationen, m%ciffens hu>
moriiifder Natur Dem oeutlhI6noiiben uno
einheimif9en Seben entnommen mo ieoess
NAL 3wet 9ro6ere RoI3idnittc, por5ii9li6e
uadohmuneen Ger meiitcrpcrfe Ger oeut.
fhen, fran50fif9er uno itaItenif6en SduIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
Ser .06enir gr,,bo DINO 0,ogourx

Der rPbentr GIub", cine @eTeuT6oft
1un9er SSroeltten, beRen 2ofaG ft6 in 80.
40 YtonroeitraBe beftnbet, 6at feline 9Qbz
lungSunfdRtgtett ertldrt unD cine @erm5z
genSlbertragung an 6reb. &auffmon be-
tpertteQigt. 9te 8e1tGn6e fper0en All
$500O, bic Decentralization auf $1,000
onQeqeben. NV
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14


Stem @ort Biono Co., Upright, &oieu1pI5. .S135
9teeo q Cons, Upright @benbol3 .......... 1876
@DIbD Upright 9rnBes JDrmat. ........... 200
Stoobar0 Barlor 8ranb ............. 100
Steiuluan 8arlpr @ran0 375
Slider Upright, @beubpI5 ................. $50
&imb0a Upright beQer fancD &aIten E. 90. 1876
9etmer Upright Hp5erbDl3 .............. $50
&ublpig Upright, WohagOuD go. -. .... 100
WoiBburn Upright, WtobaqoMp ............ zoo
Gnabe uprigDt, MallnuB -. 1926
Stetnlpop Upright. @benbol5 49,. $50
Slider Upright, WtaDaQOHD ............ 275
&na6e Upright, &oICuDoI5 ................ 375
Steinipon Upright, gtO1eubolS ............ AIS
Salet & 9apiS, Wtaba9Dnp.. .......... 275
Mteblin Upright 1pe3ieae SDrte. ......... 200
SOON gebr1u4te g quareS
&inbennu Square so
gtenton square .......... .......... Is
&oDt q Ga0D Square ............ IS
Gilbert Square... lis
9onet & 9aoIS Square 140
Stetrlpag square -. ................. $50
SStlDer square ............. ............ l25
Sin DibI6er StuDl unb 9ede limb nit iebem 8tano
obne @Gtrasge8oblung ein9ei9loieu.
0@~
/9IotMHaAA
W
G6e @abaib stOe. MnO Adams ctr.
15ia, IS
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
OroBe UnterbtIdu3.

9Oo6's 9tG:sn beilen geritopfun9.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
$der} tito Grnf

miro nit Der Sonntaess2tuseabe Ger u5linois
Staats3ettun9", ole inter DEM Gitel
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14
lin Die mahrneit al erfohren

III 9e5ug aNf 6oOb's GorIopariQa, frage ,ta1l
Gieieni8en, bic 0iele Meoi5iu brau6eil, ooel
leie Die oft III bieiem Slott ab9ebrltteu
3cu9niiie; ie wer0eu Sud- iiberSeHgen, boB
0o0b'S furirt.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-14

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal 24ofnmnnt of the PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
hlnuHl ptGtUIhUHC INSURANCE of
Philadelphia in the State OF Pennsylvania on the
Slst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30

AFFAIRS IN HAWAIl
~ Nswsd by One NE hsst once uNdss
the 0oAavehr. IA

LONDON, Aug. 8o.-Colonel MacFarlsne
former aide-de-oamp 10 the late King Kal
akaua, has just arrived In London. In al
interview. no said that he was informed
that "a few Hawaiians and politicians and
merchants who favored the old form OF
government would wait upon President
Cleveland when congress reassembles, 10
urge the annexation Of the Sandwich Ish
ands.
Tho primary object no said, would be
to test the sincerity of the officials OF the
Hawaiian republic. A large number N
Americans, no remarked, had Joined the
Republican party In Hawaii, it being gen
orally understood that tho existing re-
public In the Sandwich Islands provided
only for a temporary government until
annexation to the United States could be
arranged.
The natives, he thought, were not
wholly opposed to the policy Of annexa-
tion to the United States Still, falling 10
bring about the restoration Of the moo
archy to which they naourally incline,
they would really prefer annexation to
Great Britain. OF course, the American
commercial influence Is in the ascendant
but the British influence Is also large. :
Colonel MacFarlan0 favored perman-
ent republic or else restoration of the
monarchy the best elements of both
parties forming coalition for the support
of the government Failing such coali
tion, annexation to the United States
would be the most advantageous COM
mercially. but there Is no doubt that If o
test vote were taken the natives who con-
stitute majority Wpuld vote largely in
favor OF closer political relations with
England.
The political upheavals which have 90
CURED there have never seriously affected
the prosperity Of Hawaii. Sugar, cotton
and other industries have not sufferered
greatly.
In conclusion, Colonel Mac Farlane ex-
plains that Mr.. Cleghorn, the father Of
Princess Kaiulani, Is now On route for
England. accompanied by ex-Consul
Wodehouse. 1t is believed that one of the
objects Of their visit is TO present to the
British government q full and detailed ao-
count OF the situation in the Hawaiian
Islands, and the cause that led to the over
throw of the monarchy there
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Holmes Used q Deadly prua.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. @.-The drug with
which Howard Pitzel was killed before his
body was burned in the big stove in the
Irving cottage was found yesterday. A
part OF bottle OF cyanide Of potassium
was found buried In the barn. Boys dig
ging In an unfinished portion Of the cellar
found the two feet OF Howard Pitzel
They had been burned, but not destroyed,
and were evidently too bulky 10 put into
the chimney hole. With the feet was
found buried flve-quart can. There was
some oil in It,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Extension OF a Month.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9O.-The secretary
Of the treasury has extended the time for
fling sugar bounty claims from Sept. u
Oct. /, 1895. According TO the regulations
issued TO govern the payment OF the sugar
SsY b. XIX 81 gsS .%s Sas,%s =, TsSs ssS e
inadequate, and Secretary Carlisle there
fore granted the extension Of one month
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
commoners win Investigate.

LONDON, Aug. D.-The case Of DR.. An
derson, who has complained of illegal
treatment at the hands Of the judges at
Tobago, British West 1ndies has been
brought to tho notice Of several members
f the house Of commona II has been
agreed that his case shall be investigated
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Have Given 10 An Hooa

NEW YORK, Aug. 0.-Robert w. In
mans relatives have given up all hope Of
sver seeing him alive. This was the oon-
C1usion they were forced TO accept after q
three days search Of the bay and Its
shores without finding a traoe Of him.
Every effort Is being made to rooovsr the
ho<lv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Placing the Blame

NEW YORK, AUG. So.-The fury In the
Ireland building collapse returned yer.
dict, placing the responsibility for the col.
.iapse on Contractor j. II. Parker, Thomas
Walker, Thomas Murray, @. r. Behrenz,
y. J. Youdale and ID. r. Buckley, the Lat.
Ger building inspector.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30

LoEDoN, Aug. 90 = Samuel Gompers
and p. J. Mcguire addressed ths Liverpool
Trades coupoil last evening In favor Of the
fraternity Of ths Engiish speaking workers
q the world.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
What hexif

BERLIN. Aug. 30.-The anarchist triol at
hagdeburg has collapsed Eight Of the 40
cused were acquitted and one was SEN
tenced 10 two months imprisonment on a
charge OF incitins 10 bomb-throwing. 1t
y generally felt that the government made
. mistake In prosecuting.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Probably Craxv.

BUTLER, KY, Aug. S0.-Heoekiah Rob
erts, q young farmer, cut his wife's throat
yesterday and then cat his own. He died
instantly. His wife was fatally hurt. he
is supposed TO have been insane. The
decd was witnessed by three Of their chill
dren.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
Ii Promoted.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 0.-L Hung CHANG
has been appointed imperial chancellor by
imperial decree, In place Of viceroy Of the
province of Chi-M, which office he for
meFly held.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. @-An agent of
the German government has bought Of
Mike BowcrmAn the great mare Martha
WilkeA e:06, 10 yeaS old He " also
pegotiatins for The purohass Of . number
Of other brood masss IN fosl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-30
4 horrible Record.

SHANGHAI, Aug. 8O.-It Is reported tina
10000 deaths from cholera occurred IL
Pekin during this month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
BILIOUS COLIC.

Persons, who are subject to at
tacks Of bilious collie will be pleased
to know that prompt relief may be
had by taking Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy. 1t
acts quickly and can always be de-
pended upon. In many cases the
attack may be prevented by TAX
ing this remedy as soon as the first
indication Of the disease appears
20 and so cent bottles fol
sale by F. Kalteyer & Son, Chas
Campbell and J. Clavin, druggists
San Antonio, Texas. tt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

The Herald seems to have for
gotten that thesDemOcracy went to
the wall in the elections of last
November and that the good
times that are to come in 1895 and
1896 must be credited to the Re-
publican party, which swept the
country from Texas to Maine in
the last contest for the control OF
the National Congress. There is
no doubt Of the general truth Of
the Denisonian reflection, but he
has put his saddle on the wrong
pony and will find that it is the
other nag that wins hands down.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Southern chiValry has reached a
very low ebb when the governor OF
a great state like Arkansas and
one of the mbers of her State
House Of Representatives spit up.
on each other in the corridor of a
hotel. Arkansas has certainly been
most unfortunate in selecting her
gubernatorial and representative
timber. Brains may be dispensed
with in such offices, but not com
mon decency.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

The New Orleans States argues
against the iniquity Of the Income
Tax as a means of raising revenue
for the Federal government, but
thinks that it would be not out of
place as a means Of providing for
the expenses Of the state. 1t does
make a difference whose pocket is
benefited, does it not?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Now that the Income Tax has
had bat over the eyes by the Su-
preme Court there is a general
tendency to kick it into the gutter
without ceremony. The Demo-
cracy Of the country feel very much
as though the Democratic Congress
had made a fool of them and itself
and the country in the passage of
such a measure of revenue. Hill
told them that months ago, but
they would not believe him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Germany is about to establish
canning factories and thus negative
the demand for the canned goods
Of these United States. Germany
is wise in this thing, as is every
country that takes steps to produce
at home all that it is possible of
that which is consumed by her own
people. The United States should
take a leaf out Of Germany's book
and increase her home productions
for the benefit Of her own laborers.
As she is importing more manu-
featured goods than agricultural
products her wisdom evidently lies
in the direction Of multiplied man
ufactures. The real craftsmanship
Of the country will approve itself
before the people by legislation tC
accomplish this result.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Mrs. Lease is writing an esay
on "What Constitutes a Beautiful
Woman" 1t will appear at the
same time that Jerry Simpson
publishes his disquisition on
"What | Know About Socks"
Kansas is the home Of more freaks
than any other state west Of the
Father Of Waters. Many Of these
have no end of brains, as in the
case of John j. Ingalls,, but the
brains and the horse sense are not
we'll mixed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
FRIDAY, APRIL y, 1895

1t is no manner Of use for any
one to 60 trampingiover the coun-
try trying to corral that nomina.
tion to the presidency that is yet
considerably over a year in the
future. Nomination fruit is not
yet ripe and until it is there is no
sense in trying to pick it. 1t will
only wilt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

You can now kiss your wife on
Sunday in Connecticut without
seeing the jail doors yawn before
your face, but you cannot dock
your horses tail without running a
chance OF getting in the dock to
answer for inhumanity. Even the
old commonwealth of "steady hab-
its" gets a move on herself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
CHEAP EXCURSIONS.


There is no city in the south,
not excepting New Orleans, that
presents so meny attractive feat
ures to the visitor as San Antonio.
This is a fact accepted by those
VINO have visited the show places
OF all the states from Florida to the
divide and north as far as the Ohio.
There is also such a cosmopolitan
cast to the surroundings Of this
city, such liberality OF view en-
tertained and expressed by her
people that all ranks and condi-
lions and types Of people find a
natural at-home a-tiveness, that is
as delightful as it is rare. Thus
the attractions are intrinsic and
extrinsic, fact that goes far to
make up that confessed whole that
is so often noted and so generally
commented upon. These cOndi-
lions open her gates very wide to
the Sunday excursionists, making
tie low rate Sunday excursion
one Of the necessities. This
by no means bars the cheap
weekday excursion, which is
alwaysl so welcome to our mer-
chants and trades people OF every
kind. That San Antonio is the
cheapest retail market in the state
is the conclusion of those who have
made careful enquiry into the
prices that rule in the other cities
OF the state. The running of regu-
lar low rate excursions to this city
would bring this market within
the reach OF thousands who would
gladly avail themselves Of the
opportunities of large variety
and low price in laying in their
home supplies. These excursions
would benefit the railways which
center here, for not only would it
give increased travel on excursion
days, but upon all others, for the
habit Of travel once established is
not readily discontinued and those
who sought the markets and the
pleasure resorts of the city on these
special occasions would undoubted-
ly soon come to seek them on or
binary occasions as we'll. This in.
crease in excursions would increase
the receipts Of the carrying lines
within the city as well, and thus
three fold benefit would result;
first to the excursionists, who
would save more than their
excursion expenses in the
difference between the cost of their
purchases in this cheaper market
and the dearer one at home; sec
ond, to the railway lines, which
would find large increase in reg
ular travel growing out Of the habit
Of travel established through the
excursion offers; third, to the City
OF San Antonio in every depart
ment OF her trade and in all her
transit lines and in all her pleasure
resorts. Add to this the increased
friendliness Of the relations that
would thus be established between
the city and the surrounding coun-
try, and the greater sum of pleas
ure that would be enjoyed by the
people who come to the city to
throw off the cares Of daily drudge
ry and take that recreation so
necessary to healthful life, and
there is set forth all that is needed
to show that these excursions
would be a general all-round bless
ing to this southwest Texas.
Mrs ease is writinU an nsav
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Houston is determined to lead
in the procession, that is to get in
the immediate rear OF the land
that is blowing her praises, even il
she has to father four murders in
twenty four hours to reach bel
place. There is nothing squeam
ish about that mud fiat when il
puts its foot down for keeps.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

DenisOn Herald has its own pc
cultar way of mixing things. The
"little joker" is not in it with the
Herald, which rises to remark:
Hard times are always charged
to the party in power. BY the
same token good times are always
credited to the powers that be. The
Herald believes that times will be
good in 1895 and 1896 and upon
that theory bases its belief in Dem
ocratic success in the next presi-
Dental campaign"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT,

If you want good meal try the Com
mercial Restaurant, No. 100 Soledad ST.,
opposite the collectors office. Meals 25
cents; short orders a speciality. MRS.
KREHENBUHL, ProprietreSs, formerly of
the Commercial House. 3 II I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soothes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. IL 20 1y d&w
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12
Princess Colonna Free.

New YORK, April ia dispatch
from Rome says: "Mrs. Mackay is
now at Monte Carlo, whence she
returns to London for the season.
The Roman courts have just pro-
nounced a decree Of separation in
favor Of her daughter, the Princess
Colonna, who is also intrusted with
the custody of her children.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

This present state legislature can
put in more time doing less actual
business than any Of their prede-
cessors ever approached. In the
art of not doing it they are ire
mendOuS success,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

What thou knOwest not now
thou shalt know hereafter" is as
true of the Democracy of this
generation as it was of the individ-
ual to whom it was said eighteen
hundred years ago. There is this
consolation to the Democratic
party in the situation, they are
fast finding out a good many
things Of which aforetime they
were ignorant. Among these the
danger OF monkeying with cur
rency and tariff stand out in start
ling readiness. They do know that
there is a political hereafter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-12

Houston is making splendid pre-
parations for the entertainment of
her OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1t is to be
be regretted that this reunion &C.
ours before the Commercial Tour
lists are welcomed to San Antonio,
for had it occurred later then
Houston could have sent up a COM
mittee to see how it is that San
Antonio always engineers her
gatherings so much more success
fully than any other Texas city.