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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-11-29
Salt Prices Cornered.

CHICAGO, Nov. sl.-The leading
packers in the stock yards, as we'll as
the lesser ones, are worried by the salt
combine, which has raised prices until
now it seems that the effect Of the
Salt trusts squeeze will cost the
packers matter of $4OO, 900 or $500, 900
a year Rock salt has advanced in
price nearly 10ope cent. The packers
dispatched trusted men to find out
whether salt could be bought else
where. Their agents have returned
and reported that the combine seems
to have secured everything. Packers,
instead of paying s2.T5 a ton, are now
paying $4.175 ton for their rock salt.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-11-29

WARRENsAURG, Mo-, Nov. 2l.-
William Tracey. farmer, of Robins,
was held upin the business part of
Warrensburg last night by two coll
ored women and relieved of SI7o cash.
Tracey was intoxicated and the wo-
men had no trouble in taking the
money from his inside pocket.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-11-29
To Keep Kansas City Police sober.

To Keep Kansas City Police Sober.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 2 " Risky
has been the cause of the discharge of
three men from the police force of
Kansas City since last May, and an
other officer will probably besuspended
from duty by Chief Irwin for being
drunk Monday night.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-11-29
Three Killed at Once.

BROWNSVILLE Ore, Nov. 81. John
Montgomery, his wife and d. B. Nc
Keecher, farm hand, were found MUIR
dered at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
on the farm of S. o. Templeton, three
miles east of here. All three had been
shot with rifle and the murderers
made good their escape. No motive is
at present known for the crime.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Dress Goods.

We are showing JUS the grandest arr
ray of dress good. it has ever been
our pleasure to show and prices
lower than ever. 900 yds wool
worsted, lovely colors, ONLY &c.,
worth l23c.
Beautiful douhle>width cashmere 124
worth zoe.
Lovely henrietta, serges, cloths, fan
nels, suiting, novelty suits, mohairs
and everything fashionable that
genius could design or taste dictate.
The opportunity is now yours tc
make an early selection.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Kid Gloves.

The first ull line OF all colors and
styles of kid gloves ever in Dawson.
We have every shade and every size
a lady could wish, all the tans, greys,
blacks. reds, blues. green's, whites,
pinks, light blues, creams and many
other skates, We are sole agents tor
the celebrated Meyer gloves, the best
made. Can please the most tostidious.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Clothing.

We have grand stock Of clothing,
all the nobbiest styles and latest de-
signs. We will give YOU the correct
style and perfect fit. We will uu>
dersell any price anybody may make
on this line. We have about 1900
suits, by far the largest stock ever in
Dawson. Children's suits to IA yrs
old from Is cents up. Mems suits,
ali sizes from $3.50 up. Don't fail
to see us before you buy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
COrSetS.

The best corset stock we have ever
shown. We are exclusive agents for
the celebrated "W. B." corset, the
best in the world. generally sold in
the la. ger cities, Be sure aad try
this corset and you will wear no other.
We also sell ''R. & g." Thompson's,
Kabo, and several others.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
DOmesticS-

10000 yds best checks and plaids 81
to SIC.
10000 yds heavy brown shifting &C.,
worth &c. These goods are sold at
5 and &c. all over town.
5000 yds heavy yd-wide sheeting Il
to &c. These are manufacturers
prices and can't be met elsewhere.
10000 yds lovely fall style calicoes 4
to &C.,, worth 6 to 73c.
5000 yds beautiful new style dress
gingnams 5 TO &c, Other houses
ask from 81 to 1919 for same goods.
Also Immense stock of sea islands,
ticking, bleachings, etc., at factory
prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Shoes.

We have an immense stock 0
shoes at prices beyond competition.
We bought before the advance, an q
can save you from Is to so per cent
in this line.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Low ER

hg We b good prices L
w worth hunt m
dph Every ~ dn tH Th sth
the make beings ever inc " q on wv mar
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Capes and Jackets.

We have all the newest styles, la
test designs that manufacturers skill
could produce We can pie'se you
in style, quality and price, We will
show $50 different styles this season.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

1000 yds cashmere for pants and
suits 25c,, worth SOC.
1000 yds beautiful percales at SIC,
worth l23c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

We sell 1000 yds spool cotton for
&c., 6 papers needles tor 25c., worth
&c.,, 2 doz. hair pins tor DC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Silks.

The largest stock OF silks ever in Daw-
son. All the new weaves in faile,
armure, g os grain, tafeta, otto
man, china, surah, ETC., for dresses
and waists. We have 81 ,OCO worth
of silks. The most wonderful and
artistic array OF these goods imagi'
nable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Gents Furni shingS.

An immense ass ortment of shirts,
son, suspenders, collars and cuffs,
neckwear, etc., way under value.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Gauffre Cloth.

$500 yds lovely patterns, choice and
pretty, they are the two-tOned
changeable Kind, OILY 121c., worth
Zoe.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

1000 pairs suspenders only &C.,
worth 25c. 500 pairs slid embroid~
cred suspenders 25c., worth soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

Biggest line of hats and caps ever
shown in Dawson, lower than the
lowest.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

A big line OF mems negligee, white
and colored dress shirts very cheap.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
Cotton CrepOnS.

1000 yds of this beautiful, new style
dress goods, They are perfectly
lovely, selling fast. They should
be seen TO be appreciated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25

An elegant line of umbrellas from
35c. upwards. A grand line OF blank
cts from 65c. pair and up.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-09-25
usbefrsy oupy a
AVIS & DOH E r :"

good faithful Oh Judas where thou Come
sson olden thou trade
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-27

u1tt anbre 8ribotw eiu3utafien, ipra6
man rubis weiter, obne oem Sremben
ionberlide Iufmerf fiamteit gu i9enfen.
Ger esfiiraiiier lieB itd an etnem
in Der Ndbe Ger Ibiir ftebenben Glide
nteoer, an oem 1demanb ias, uno bes
itellte ii6 elm @las @ros. Die @ir>
thin beoiente bic @dite ielbit; lie trat
nad jeher 8eftelluns an elm our Slide
fiibrenoes Gsnlter unb lieB itd BON
bort ba5 Gjsiriini9te retden.
Ils iie bas bampfenoe @laS Dor
8rioolI binltellte, be9riiBte iie i'm
no1nials uno iubte elm @elprd6 ansu<
tniipfen sIs lie metnte, er babe tpobl
bier i'm Srte @eiddfte, benn eS fdmen
ionlt nur lelten Srembe ber, CAB ct
gang rnbef fansen 3ur Gntport:
,yletn, i9 milf nod Malipillers.
SD folnme 5u sSuB boz, Griel, unb Der
Wlari6 bat mid matt sema6t, besbalb
mill i'd erft eine fleine @tdrfung 3li
mir lebmen.
i(Gcrtfetuns folgO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-27
Sega a -.

Sn @alpefon bielt Samuel
8omperS, Der fribere prdiibent Der
American Federation of Labor"
einen iebr beifdllis aufsenpmmenen
8ortrag iiber bas 5bema: ,Die Or,
ganiiation Der Mrbeit alS &ettung ftir
bie &epublit."
Sn ber umgegenb bon Wdlber,
@on3ales @euntp. baben bic Stiirme
Der lebten Mo@e iebr i9meren @9a.
ben angeri6tet. 4orn unb Sorghum
fnb bur6 ben 6agel 3u 8oben ee'
i9lagen tporhen unb aud bic Baum.
uolle bat betrd9tli9 gelitten.
= &i9ter &ogerS in Waco bat eint
gnti6eibung gefdGt. bic BON prin3i.
piel tpeittrageuber Bebeutung lit. Die
Nubeuier.8ui6 I. 8ramerei bate gegen
einea Wirtb In Weit, einem 2ocaI .Op,
tionsOrte in Mc2ennan Gountp, eins
S9uIb ftr seliefertes Bier uab gts
eingetlaet. Ser &i6ter bat nun bic
gisforberung fiir bere&tigt anertannt
nidt aber bic FIR Bier. ba es unseicb.
lid iei, bsraui6enbe @etrdnfe In ei.
mem 2oeaI Options Orte au pertaufeu
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Dr. price's Cream Batting powoer,
@eltsMusiteQunas @ehaiae unn 9iblom.
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cages Ne,itsteitea.
= n | a /, B

u Sic 8unbes Resierung befinbet
ft9 gegenmdrtig IN elmer iiberans peins
li1en gage. Gnglanb perlangt bic
ibm bon benz Barrier Snternationalen
S1leDSgert9te augeipro9ene @ntfhds
elgung flr bic Sef9lagnabmung Don
S9ifen. bic I'm Bebringsmeer ben
Tobbenfang betriebe1. allein Der lebte
SoilgreB melgerte lt1, Dte gef0rferte
Sunlti1e BON $425, 200 au betptligen.
gs bletbt Der Hegierutg ipeiter yd4ts
iibrtg, a!S lt1 aiif ben 9utea gBluen
Des ndebfell &ongrehes 5u nerlahen.
Sn Sadlon, 8eluenee, bltlte1
oie Stlberfreiprdgin9slsute Der Sios
oEsStaafen eiIte groBe aoapention ab:
us paupreDner trateit oaleibf auf
Der Senator WfcSaurtn lno ote &on'
greBmdnner DrDan oon Neorasta, Als
len oon yftlitlltppt utlo Stttle BON Ars
tanlas.
in pot Springs. 4rtanias,
branate bas groBe Waoerlps0otel ab.
yin Nngefeufer tam bel benz Bra1ee
i iims Seben. ),
Aus Sannlle, Sulnols, mlr0
bert9tet, baB bort apei metBe tunge
Wtdttner BON attgeiebetter Tamtlte,
Sobn Dal uno william Hopce, Qes
lpn9t murbe1. pel9e cine ueibe funge
Eame Wfib Gaura Barnett auf Der
Bride tiber ben WermilonsRiDer tibers
fallen, fie tn bas GefrRpp Der Jlubs
Nieberang gefbleppt unb bort berges
ipaItist batten. Wiib Barnett befan6
f4 In Begleitnng elmer anberen iuns
gen OaMe, meI9er 20 ooeL 9elaHg 3H
sM..ommsa. s. San mxsx aI.eI ~ I.una, ,, %eis
W.. ..s Iss iaays M. ~'apysm % M usn HMgu.D.m s;.g.
! 81 Saite.ben wpnls. u1les opM u'elsn 5u
M ouDsa sslg'agsn. @ Ga naa nau Nogse
.unl9sa naW psM oelahAiivetosa W,
lsl nnigu' oslgul.s. W i's so ",gI
s slnma. n lal Mo.a.s Segallea .U d 9a,Iea! ng 9
osM @onlsgnensea .glss Selore~sne
DaaW DC glag! aI &c snds.sgsn. as ;s' S.e y.
%aien aDs! laIM % ~ Oas VsIahgn'B 5n
UaaDIIs &c e,agel'eleIl DO.Den. aIs elne
sIls9Ie SDltsmeH9e ooI 0emle1oeH et.
lgleH, hm pc 5u ign@eH. D09ietW
EW Oel SgeI'H ne'9etie PIE oeloen
gsIanesaSe9eH q; nno oogIslp Der alte
alWtsI Do9lIpalier Der uten9e oon ~
lem SDlgaosn aolleI9 nno ne aat pen
geleBliWea Ge9 DEF SnDne osfmtes,
9epano Die Veenge anI iprem Uor9a
pen, uao 5Dar, mie mon lagte. neil Der
9oo. Alt9elo o'e Sirolge oo9 begHa'
oigen neroe: Gis oetoen Dnroen
lglteBll@ IN Der 99aDe oeS Drtes tbrer
uafpat 9epan9f.
slaub.
- Der beutlde MeidlStQ1 bat NIT
! l65 aeoen IS 5timt1eu bie gbiritus.
@teuer. ylopelIe anoenommen
- Sm beutsdben g3eid,stooe oob es
cine ,ismIid, erreote golonialbebotte.
Ser Sntroo msfd9er hen gfionenhor.
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Ser staats @dluIiuperinten.

Der StaQtS 9@ul1uperitttets
bent Carlisle bat bic 9anblunssweiie
bes @puntp &i9ters bon Bictoria
gountp gebillist, tpel6er fi9 ipeigerte,
bic nit fatbolii6en Or6ensfdmefern
abseidloHenen @ontratte als 2ebres
riuner an ben 6fentli@en Greii@uIen
an3uerfennen.
Gosar aus 2angtrp. gal 0erbe
@ountp, ftir gen6bnIi@ Der trodenten
@egenb i'm gan3en Staate Sero8, tpirb
beri@tet, baB bas 2anb rings unber
nio grim tuie elm Meiaenfelb4 ausiebe.
Nus Sonora, Sutton gountp,
nir6 beri6tei: s3um eriten WsaIe felt
finf Sabren siebt es bier iebt mebr
@raS als 9ieb. 8is iebt beaanb bas
umgefebrte 0erbdltniB.'
Sn Der frau36flden 5ta6t 8ers
naiion farb i'm 2aufe Der perfloKenen
Wo6e MonRgnor Dubois, Der friibere
tattoliibe 8ilbof bon @alpeaon.
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Gbas. Ymppe, g9reimer,

2abeneinri6tunsen, ipie SbelbeS
unb Counters, gisf6rdnfe, Bar Girs
tures &C. billig unb prompt bergefeflt.
&eparaturen ieber Nrt. Wertfatt
iebt 106 Siibr Mlamo 6traBe.
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eOie aalise Nadt often

Sobn Pfeiffers Npotbete,
127 Wef Commerce StraBe, ueben
@agner & @babot, unter auff6t Ell.
mes regiftrirten pbarmaceuten. Seles
pbon SO. 1862.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-05-27
Or. priee's Cream Bafine powoel
@6@te @eltsausifeQamss aussei@nnne.
Doctor 9Deft's 0sernen< uno @es
btrn 3ur.

Sieie pilen furiren bic GoIeen BON
tbermdbigem Spirituss unb Sabats
@enuB. perlorene MauneSfraft, frubs
aeitige Nusi6reitungen. SmpDtena,
56made beS G0rperS unb @ebirns.
&rdmpfe unb @ebirnermei9uns baus
ernb gebeilt.
Cine Sda6teI, senus far l MOnat,
$1.00. lleberaa per pOif bin berianbt.
9. NemR, 9enti@e Slpptbefe,
1O6 Ofs@ommerce1raBe, San Nntonio.
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Oct Dlutpreis.
giforif5er aoman uon 10. summtr.
lTprtiesang.)

Gs 1aa4t aber tst9tss oenn ttb babe
Rsrlonltdb nit oem Wsarne 1lift oas
Mtnoelte 81 l9affen. Nun, etnlfDetlen
oelten Nant !"
Jesf lesfe ote SaDre l1@ IN Se'
mesnng, nno man Jag eS oen 9antt>
run9en pes gTfnrallters an, oaB er tn
DER 2gaf le9f 9af oamtt nm5agepen
eerifano. gr 9elan9le oDne leoen sSmt<
lgenlali uoer oeu oluB aH Cas anoere
1Ier, mo er oas yagr5eag oeIell'9le::
Oann ma@te er ltg o9ae Sanmen aaI
oeH SSe9, UNI HaW cen 2sellungeH o!e
lgM oer 9ol5gaqer 9egeoeH 9alde, o'e
SWauIe au! 5ulugeN, u oer lg Aloerl
Seaanerol oeI'uoen lollie: auI mei@e
Sssl1e 60 l9M Mogllg lelH meroe, oeH
VeIaH9enea gu oe!re1ea, ia, lgn u9ers
gaupl allt au!5nl'HOeH, Oa q ooa allet
Wagrl@elni'Wlell naa) oeroor9en &C.
gaIIeA mnroe, QUO mar lgm u O'eleM
an9enotlGe Mog 9aH5l1g uHlla[; gr
esll.eg lIW lsousg aaT lslAea HlIllial..
lgen Svutiollu uuo le'Ae vi uelpa9rle
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guge osi @ SnneH aA nplopel1l'gen
SAOe pcs DrIes Uolleo!lle lag. S!e .s
muIoe poH get Del lleIen aa glHmo9Aerlga!l
geh'eosH OslA Oct Soellser llanonm'e
oes pol69ausl llgltg OelaelI! ga,is-
Agt 'M Oellcu WnIe, uHo o1e galie,
us11e 'ple &ostne uuiel letns 2tlGJe
lteuisn nou 1lel lpenIgel: 20 peIans
osa l.w Sss!s lsgl 6ms,IsI9alie sleHs1Ie H
" osM Gl'e, psl M ~ oeI ;2ell usl Mo..
s.asu.a. pe[ls ~ s'l'si. Se1!llalpanIls s!
,s ess uOn gng.anC aae olgeM.l1I!sa @ 3,lsa
Sgauggsas gspoloel iOat, on Snglligs
@uul uplsl otuulsn u's soaalen ,. ~
9sau@ mucs esIuuIeoslet sos!l p,s ~ y PIC yeqge
oer anlle, morauI lte ~ ooolen an oe,
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nuEosn, AagOsM Sapot SlgHaIs luAo.
9eIgaA galleH, oaB lelae AnlieOlameH
nepelralyuH9eH OurW o'e SO1swaWler
~ gsgnllyIsA lstea. ar
vflIualer mar 60 unler penn aallel,
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,ra,'Ssr,, ,n;isssr ] siIrss hos yon,,ts e9is ;hre
iDaaossM maIl a.lss oas Iunnle VIZ
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oor o. =, nsyTofsnS MsSen ~ S;s;sm, hobs,, nor
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msrhe Qs,,ts rero,,fo;,te I'll S;s ssg os,Ss,, Z,
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os.sn pss Sul,s, 'Dslye lily isgs,MIp,g 'm
. s.suasunsss sas. ~ SulssO,.le a oesIsyalsl',
sDa'.M IVY ogae ~ aueMugae ~ Suul1gs' ".
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ls..sm @ uaasI oei lpasa qaIlsH l'W OIe
yuale g.slls PolsgulD ~ tgtet
saMa.M.spI ~ sllyIsa. y soesI lDagIsnO
Oss anIsa'ga..sS % SeapoIeone Oes GrlleH
elI @lpa pufoe nAgegeuer plel 9e>
ff3ff111100eIf Hef1f1 1fp ntl0Pf1fpfnp JtpfM
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sau Autonio Optiides sSnititnt,
112 Weffs@ommercesS sStraBe.

Nugen merben uuentgeltli6 unters
iu9t. Oas eeneiste Publifum 1T ers
gebenii einselabtn porsuipre@en, sur
unentgeltliden unteriu9ung Der Mu.
gen bur9 einen Ga9mann. Wenn
n6tbis unb semhni9t, uerben Iugens
gldier geliefsrt.
8emnp aaDtum, graOuirter Optifer.
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Meiiins 8ettftenen, tpertb $3.50, fit $3.50.
garlor Sets, fd5n nnb bauerbaft, tpertb $35 90,
au $22.5O.
Sinsaer austattunsen in ben neueften Muffern
lnO 3u allen preiien.
Umbrella Sop Ntosqutto 8ars, aus beitem 8euse
ansefertiet Su $1.5O.
9dnSeatten nit 8opftifen &C. tperth 81 so, 3u 81.
Seppide! Seppitbe Mfattem 9apmleamE
Hnga Gprtieren &c.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-02
City Pays Cash.

The city treasurer yesterday paid
out the sum Of $71, 379.5l yesterday,
to city employees, as follows:
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Death of Mrs. Hagy.

The death Of Mrs. III. ID. Hagy,
the beloved mother of Messrs. D.
c., George w. N, and L. W., Hagy,
our we'll known:citizens, occurred
this morning at her residence No,
1920 Buena Vista street, Prospect
Hill, in the 6lst year Of her age.
The funeral will be held Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock from the
residence.
Mrs. Hagy was most estimable
Christian lady, beloved for her
many fine qualities Of mind and
heart, benevolent and gentle, up
right in all her principles and with
the greatest of all mother qualities
Of having instilled these precepts
in her children. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy Of large
circle Of friends and acquaintances.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-08-02

citizens. Family parties FREEDOM
mated. The program, In selection
and rendition, was par excellence,
and the applause was deservedly
liberal.
Pedro Mesa, Encarnacion Ca
MARCO, Manuel Felan and Tony
Carly have been arrested by the
police on the charge of throwing
stones at a house on Kerr hill.
The engagement Of Mr.. Fritz
Schleuning and Miss Piaget, was
celebrated at Mission garden last
night with a dance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were reg
lstered at the various hotels this
morning:
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An Afflicted, Popular Citizen.

Gov. Culberson has received no.
tice from the Department of State
at Washington that it has received
information from the German am
bassador that Mr.. Karl Haarman,
formerly a we'll known hardware
merchant of San Antonio, Tex,
born March Is, 1855, at Holzwin-
den, duchy Of Brunswick, Ger.
many, has been committed to the
insane asylum Of DR.. Wahrendorf
at Eten, near Luensburg, on June
Is. Mr.. Haarman's malady is re-
sultant from a severe attack Of
brain fever two years ago. His
many San Antonio friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
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MAVERICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hay, City
of Mexico; H. X. Dowzer, Dallas ;
A. d. Danfleld, Springfield, Ill, ;
James H. Carter, Dallas; d. E.
Jacobs, Chicago.
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Will Have a Hall.

Joseph Biesenbach has donated
to the Gesang Verein, Of Salitrillo
creek, one acre of land for build
ing site for hall for the associa-
ton. The consideration Is that
Mr.. Biesenbach and son be admit
ted to the association free Of the
usual initiation fee.
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Resigned.

Patrol wagon driver John d.
Naylor is the first officer under the
present city administration to re-
sign, and he did 80 today in order
to 60 back to his old calling Of
driving hack. He has purchased
No. So and his brother-in-law,
Frank Miller, has been appointed
in his former place.
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The street commissioners de-
partment were being paid today,
beginning ats2: 80 this afternoon.
This will occupy the treasurer all
of tomorrow.
Next week all elective officers
and clerks Of departments will be
paid.
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LIGHT FLASHES

"A special meeting Of the board
of directors of the Business Mems
club will be held tomorrow morn
ing.
"A runaway took place late last
night on College street.
Rev. E. G. Everett has gone to
Rancho to conduct revival services.
The policemen, firemen, city
engineers employees, gardeners de.
partment, pound officers and garb-
age men were paid in full yester-
day by Treasurer Herff.
"A social entertainment and ice
cream festival was held in the Ala.
mo City Public Library rooms on
st. Mary's street last night, which
was we'll attended. Among the de-.
lightful episodes Of the evening
were the vocal numbers given.
DO you see the testimonials
written by people who have been
cured of various diseases by Hoods
Sarsaparilla ? They point the way
for you il you need good medi-
cine.
DIR. s. G. Smith, dentist. Room
10, SOledad block. 50 I'm
-Aleck Bells narrowly escaped
drowning in the Scholz natatorium
Wednesday, but was saved in
time by "Bob" Tendick.
Ramon Gutierrez and Luciano
Rodriguez were placed in the
county Jail yesterday, charged
with burglary.
"A butcher cart broke down at
the corner OF Laredo and Dolorosa
streets yesterday.
Every family should be sup
piled with Duerler's cream soda.
Telephone 149. Free delivery.
S2tf
Gertrude Campbell, colored,
aged II years, is reported as mis-
sing from her home in Beanville.
Twenty colored converts will
be baptized at the mill bridge ford,
on Garden street, Sunday after
noon, at 5 o'clock.
"A mass meeting of Democrats
will take place at the county court
house tonight to name delegates to
the Fort Worth silver convention.
The free silver Democrats will
meet at the courthouse tonight for
the purpose Of sending delegates to
attend the Fort Worth Free Silver
convention.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills,
relieve constipation and assist di-
gestion. 25s.
The Single Siders Social club
will dance tonight in Muth's
pavilion.
Elk Lodge, X. Of P.,worked I'M
til IL: 80 o'clock last night, on two
candidates.
ALL first. class saloons handle
Duerler's cream soda. 82tf
No meeting OF the Italian col
ony,for Columbus Day celebration,
was held last night, as a quorum
was not present.
Two candidates were initiated
by Elk Lodge, X. OF P, last night.
Next Thursday night there will be
an entertainment by the amplified
team.
Miss Lizzie Franz, the charm.
ing sister of Charlie Franz, the
handsome mixologist at bosch &
Rische's saloon, was awarded bi
cycle yesterday offered in contest
by the News.
The sewer laborers are now
working from o'clock in the af
ternoon until 8 at night in the ex
cavations, on account of the intens'
MONDAY heat preventing work dur
ing the heated hours. No brick OF
pipe sewers are worked on at night
The Fifth cavalry band will
provide the Thursday night con
cert at Muth's garden next Thurs
day night, during the absence O
Carl Beck's band in Corpus Christi
-Leonides Escamillo has bee
arrested on a charge OF theft Of tn
brass kettles recovered by the de
tecuives.
Carl Beck's Military Band col
cert last night was attended b
about 1000 OF San Antonio's bel
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MENGER

morning.:
MENGER.
1T. Rogers, E. Jay Sugne, st,
Louis w. B. McMechen, Wheeling (;
G. l.. Regenhard, H. Waterman, w.
N. Barton, New York; George II.
Harper, Baltimore; d. Q. Town
send, Greensboro, Ga; F. M.
Davis, Dallas; j. E. Gagne, New
Orleans; F. N. Hacket, Detroit; g.
HI. Smith, Kansas City; T. A. I.
Vaughn, Philadelphia.
MAHNCKE.
w. M. Gottschalk, Milwaukee ;
F. Fleer, st. Louis; Ed. Meineck,
Milwaukee; John M. Keith and
wife, Mary B. Keith, Selma, Ala.