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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07
Dock owlngs A Poet.

Our able attorney General was try
ing Chas. Wallace for barn burning
and in the trial "yaller" dog fgur-
ed very prominently. Carr was the
name of the man whose barn was
burned audit was supposed that the
dog followed Wallace over to Carr's
barn, but instead Of coming back with
him, he stopped to have a breakfas,
off of some hogs killed by the cholera.
The poetry was composed on the spur
of the moment and proved grea,
hit. The man was sentenced to &c
years in the pen. Here is the poetry;
CHARLIE AND His WALLER DOC.
Charlie had yaller dog,
Hishair was just like gold,
And every where that Charlie went,
The dog went too I'm told,
He followed him to burn barn,
Twas late one Sunday night,
And when he got home Monday morn,
Old yaller was a sight.
He had fight with Cars old dog.
Around his cabin door,
Andiwhen he jumped across the fence.
He left six hairs or more.
He stopped to breakfast on spare ribs,
The cholera had LAID low,
Thus Charley beat old yaller home
A half an hour or so.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07

Chas. Wallace, arson, 10 yrs. in
Pen. Jesse Rodgers, disposing
Mortg. Prop. 5yrs. in pen. ]. S.
Chambers, lowdness, submitted $25
and work house. ]. N. Snelson VS.,
Sarah Ann Snelson devorce grant
ed.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07
Take your wheat to the Maryville
City Mills they are now giving 81 lbs
Roller Flour for good wheat.

Take your wheat to the Maryville
City Mills they are now giving 81 lbs
Roller Flour for good wheat.
T. A. Hill, our fellow townsman,
has invented a gate, which certainly
is the handiest thing in that line, we
ever dreamed of. 1t can be opened
from wagon or on horse back, with
no danger Of It's blowing back against
the rider. A patent has beeen APP
piled for.
Congressman Gibson, was in town
shaking hands with his friends last
lastwek. By request he made a
speech in the Court House, giving
his views of the gubnatorial situation
in this state. The more people learn
of the Judge, the better satisfied they
are with their selection of represen-
tative in Congress.
Capt. Sam P. Rowan spent Sunday
with home TALKS. He returned to
Nashville Monday morning so as to
be present when the ring democrats
try to count out our governor elect.
The Captain says that public senti-
ment is growing against the steal and
he doesn't think they will dare count
Evans out.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07

Oracle Hood is sick.

~/E(3 A- xS->SW
Oracle Hood is sick.
Buttermilk Toilet Soap for S cts.
BITTLE, WEBB & Co.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Bond, glrl Monday night.
Potatoes:-Levering's at Coning's
and Newby'sl Try them. 2oct peck.
THE MARyvILLE Cry MILL Co.
are now evening 81 lbs good Roller
Flour for Bushel of good wheat.
A book, "The Biblical Reason
Why" was loaned by H. t. Gay If
you have ityou will please return it.
1siisasrnediatly -
! viii be in Maryville on the Ist
Monday Of each month at McTeer
& CANDLES Office. w. M. Nuchols,
Co. Surveyor.
We have the biggest bargains in
Shoes Of all kinds that ever has been
offered in Maryville come and buy of
us BITTLE, WEBB & Co.
WANTED:-Agent either sex to
controle county for staple household
article. address. A. P. w. aga. N.
College st. Nashville Tennessee.
We have bought 90 Dozen Shirts
for the early Spring trade consisting
of all the best styles. Prices the lowest
in town-BITTLE, WEBB & Co.
WANTED-Five good canvassers at
once Ladies or Gentlemen) to take
orders for standard goods. So. per day
guaranteed. Address box 81 Paris,
Tennessee.
Sheriff Sam Walker is confined to his
home by malarial fever. Deputy Sam
Cummings is ably filling his place at
the Court House. but it is sincerely
hoped he will be out soon.
There has been more snow here
this year than for some time past.
Last Saturday about four or five
inches fell, and the Monday before
about the same amount fell.
Mrs. Mary Birch6eld Of Blockhouse
Called "Wednesday and took advan-
taye of our liberal offer the N. Y.
Tribune and Inter Ocean. Mrs.
Birchield was Born Scotland.
In another place you will see the ad
of Davis, Hill & Co, of Washington
d. C. Write to them in regard to their
ad. You may find it of great profit
and benefit to you. They pay the
highest market price for all kinds of
produce.
All Of the pastors Of the different
churches throughout the county are
invited to send in announcements or
reports of any special services an the
churches under their charge. We will
cheerfully publish them in our church
column.
We invite the attention of our
readers to the ad Of Armstrong Bros.
in this issue of the TINES. When you
90 to Knoxville call on them tell them
YOU saw their ad in the TINES and
see if they don't give you a bargain
in Hardware.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The Woman's Foreignl Missionary
Society Of the M. f. Church has
issued over S, 900, 900 pages of miss
ionary literature during the past year.
1t has 6,I2S organizations with I53,
sos members.
Rev. J. T. Sexton has been holding
a revival in the Friends church IN
Maryville which has resulted in more
than one hundred and TIL ty CONVEX
sions. Surely this man has the help
ofthe Holy Spirit -Madisonville Dem
ocrat.
The American Board of Missions
established the first efficient printing
press in the Turkish Empire, from
which has issued 500, 900, 900 pages
in the Arabic language, of which
many millions have been pages Of
Gods word.
The FRIENDS and Unitarian, have
decided to receive no more Govern
ment aid for their mission schools
among the Indians. There remain
now only two religious bodies receiv-
ing such aid. 1t is to be hoped they
will withdraw.
The Board of Home missions ofthe
Presbyterian Church reports receipts
from April 1894 to january, 1895,
Sal, 344, total gain on those for the
corresponding period of last year OF
II2, 42I. This includes gain in the
receipts Of Of the Woman's executive
committee Of s44, o7S, and in lega-
cies OF 500, I5a.
Scotland has never been fruitful
field for Baptists, and yet they have
made progress there. For twenty-six
years past they have had a Union to
which and through which they make
their reports of their work and its
results. This year they report 60
churches, with a membership of IL,
63S, a net gain Of Cal. The baptisms
gpshs ysadi-nasa 1'.si= zsSai
and Messenger.
There was little or no brotherhood
among the Christian students in our
colleges, though the "Christian Breth-
rem" did an excellent work, until in
1877 when an International Conven-
ton of college men was held at Louis
vile, KY, which organized the
Mnter-C Collegiate Young Mems Chris
tan Association. Now over 500
American institutions of learning are
represented in this brotherhood. In
these institutions are $4,000 male stu
dents, of whom $751; are known as
Christians. Boston Waterman.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07
CIRCUIT COURT.
Monday Jan %, '95.

The folio wing are the ctsts dis.
posed of during this term of court:
John Osburn, Incest, continued,
John Prater, A. and b. fined 81 and
cost secured. Jake Lane, u. C. W..
fined 500 and cost secured. Jake
Lane, u. c. W. nolle on cost. Nath
Hughs, defacing Pub. Bldg. ac-
quilted. Ed. Everett, profanity
findd ~ and cost secured. Rufe
Bales, gaming, not guilty. Zeke
Bufchfleld A. and B. fined 5cts cost
wdJkhouse. The case of John A.
Rogers, procedendo, received and
placed on record. Nee m Single
ton, u. c. W. fined $50 cost fine sus.
peEded and cost secured LATE
Cooper, carrying knucks, $50 and
sent to W. h. Glib Heron, u. C. W.
acquitted. James Boring, u.c. W.
700 and cost sent to W. h. Sam
Sparks, u. c. W. sub. $50 and cost Sc.
cured. John Bass, stealing melons,
cost Work House.
TUESDAY.
Chas. Stinnett, u. c. W., $50 and
cost secured. Chas. Stinnett, pro-
family, nolle on cost. Win. Dixon,
d. p W., $50 and work house. Por-
ter Inman, larceny, submitted 8 mo.
work house. Porter Inman lar
ceny, submitted mo. work house.
Andy Dunn, u. c. W. nolle on cost.
John Lyons, u. G. ". indictment
quashed. Will Blevens, g. W. W. b.
$50 secured. Will Blevens, u. c. W.
$50 secured. Will Be lis ct ais, Sab.
bath dissertation, aq,itted. Jane
Stafford, profanity IS and cost work
house. Jane Stafford, drunkenness,
rs and cost, work house. Joe Stall.
lions profanity, S. and cost, work
house. Geo. Baily, d. p. a. acquit-
ted, q. G. Chambers, lewdness, &C
quilted. Civil docket passed till
Friday, John II. Garner, fel. as
saul tacquiited.
WEDN EsDAY.
Il m A n. Garner, Eel. assault, ac-
Td3itted: Andy Rorax ". Sam 70.
raA, appeal, plaintiff dismisses case
and assumes cost. Rob.. Chandler,
u. G. ~, nolle on cost.
THURSDAY.
/ Chas. Wallace, arson, 10 yrs. in
Pen. Jesse Rodgers, disposing
Mortg. Prop. 5yrs. in pen. J. S.
Chambers, lowdness, submitted $25
and work house. j. N. Snelson VS.
Sarah Ann Snelson devorce grant
ed.
Joe Stations, forfiture, nolle on
/ cost.
/ SATURDAY.
Jake Rhyme, fel. Ass. nolle on
cost. James Webb, murder, con-
timed and bond placed at $4,000
VIM. Snyder and Andy Webb, barn
burning, acquitted.
Will give this weeks proceedings
next issue.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1895-02-07
"You Bet.'

Seventy-two cases Mems and Womens
Shoes just received and will be sold
at very low prices at-BITTLE, WEBB
& Co.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Gratis.

Jplgeuoe m~GrtpGr0iae
Sioncsbprb, bpprtil Sps
m~Grtipmbeoeu ipecielt beus
lcbss, tomnler fra ell Zen.
ncSiecs 5armer: "@iiu Nl'
Der er 60 glar. Seq bar /
10 Gar meget plaget al So
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
SarowiG, Wtinucipta.

Set mcite al Ntai Ntaaneo bar uGret fob.
"a vi hor hapt mango 5rotn9tter. Oct
bar not qaoet temmelig baarot paa Gurnet.
% foritjcljge Sapeia9er er poela9t. 81
BAR hapt uot 9iegn / &aar, laa olting fer
intact 0oOt no. Jolf tuuter IN paa at nplc
gaB eet Sture / oenus Sci al Wtiuneioia.
I'D. ;5aruere her bar planet ira 40 Up I'll
40 Heres meo Corn, no9Ie enoog mere.
Z Dor Nabobp Go8erton er HI ct pint
Creamery unoer Sp9uing, % ScIt her ptl
nj pQiaa lGgge mere all paa Denre @ren az
5lrmiug,
Com glpbeo berira Ton lea uGpue, at hi
mia bar iurct ct 9oot SrDllnp. Sc 10
Jrse, ium tHptteoe bette pigttge Saano,
tr Mis- !. 9nlaser % Siabel 8. 9iemmr.
S%ruosommeu er fommeu bertil 2auDet for
fire War itoeu; bans 5pbeIteO err &ong
SalNcrs. Sruoeu err bniueipot her / gauoet
Yfr Cater iii Ole % Snaebor9 Jiemme,
ipn par bluuOt De tioligerc llopduorare ira
Gang Se8ae oisie hinge bar tileauet Zig Ell
for Slot al Senuer, iom MI mpbte frem paa
Nyts ~Srplupsbug, m~eobringenoe mango
i'tbare 0auer o. 9pfvnlinin1er paa bereS
yir9tuue. Srpaupct feireoss hos 8ruocns
GoyGlbrt, bpor lnuge Suroe meo aliens
3ose SETTER blep lat lor @lGiterne. lont %
ia latte 9rls berpna o. qloroe ia ttlaooe.
Write 9ag rcllte 8lGiterne uel iprrpiebe
pm tnO Ilot trGtte) iilbaae buer til liue
t9Ht Spsler. 9et unge Gar ltul iorbIipe
Der blaHot line mange Seuuer. gllc puIter,
at gpl.s % @lGoe maa bliue Dem rtsells
TIBET.
S %aarcns Sob bar mango Der peret
sIa8et al "a Grippe. bog life ltoget 9posa
tai0. s oore CRATER er SunobeoStilitaus
Ben Se8eIen mle8et goo, % iaaleoes 9auife
ia 2sosfalr.
VI bar o9iaa Der / N9rbeoen eli goo
atnlgeranceiorening nico meeet sooe 3ebere,
'ol gnltcr iaa DIerteuS 9lerne at reooe iaa
mango lont mnli8t Ga alel fra Sritielaiten.
S'ure SCREENING lar uirttt me8et goot %
NE rIIereOe tpItet mango 9ooe Jru8ter til
gpl. n. g. Slore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
"Gccorab= Yoitcn''s SieDelcs
Icpartcmcut.

81 er M iitauo I'll for $70 at iplee Ell
Sicpcle. iom ri tror fan iGttes peo Chen Of
builfeniombetit De 5oreneoe Stater. 9eune
8icpcle er fabriteret al NationaL SepiH9
Madine SO. / Seluioere = et 9ompani,
iom ri bar bonolet meo | mango 2tar o. uos
betalt mansioloi9e 5uiiuo Dollars. vi bar
iolet SnmaItiuer fulnfommen iaa oobe JONI
Dc broite /, NonOcleu for bet baiue al Den
gtaueie Bris. Cgino meo 0eEipu I'll
Bicpcles Tan ri bpoe De iamme 0proele. Y,
bar lelp inipiceret aompaniet5 BicpciesS a'
br,ter o. fuuoet benz iuIotomne / enbpsr
Senieenoe. Sabriiauterne tiger: "gi bnuoe
Gsuee, iaa ri funoe bpgse henii9tsmnsiiae
8Gritaoer, og uI iau sloroe; pi bauoe
Ienge. iaa vi tuuoe i~oritaiie os De opstlslit
9rbeioers. buao ri osiaa bar sIort, o. ri
bar taaet / Dor 5ieuelte iaaoauue Gpinoer.
senier, iom bar p9ret liiano til at irem.
brimoe gicpcIes. bus 8Dguins life aIene er
ben beoite, men bplS Wateriale er bet for.
trinlisite, iom enoHn er fIeHot."
9isie Bicpcles ueier fra 90 til 90 Guno;
DC bar euten G. J. pneumatic eIer Morgan
and Wright pneumatic tires, ligeiom
rubber elsr rat-trap pedals. SIulets 8ps.
ming er itRrt % litter.
en- iaaoan Blcucle fan M ianes at oS Tor
$40. 81 oil belere inbeiaIe oeuue Slaas
euo uoaenlomhel,t anoen al Gem, ,om IN
iinoes paa Narteoet. Zen er jmui iaapel-
lom burtisgaaenoe o. ltRri. SeHOes irit
ira BelpIoere iii bpilieiiombelii YuHit ! be
Jorenepe Sta.er for $40.
Enlter 3e. at ri itll ienoe Ten en- 81.
cpc,e. Der bebit pasisr Sem psrionlis. oa
ppgiu 9eres SGgt, Seueues giaaI o. Ceres
0eloe iamt $40.
"7ecDrptsBplteu" Sicncle.I Sept.
~tsrtsn ..ss,
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Saitlc BOD, gNtseoujin.

zen l6oe STARTS neotes til Suile paa
que Hioer Wenisbeos airfegaaro DIE 6.
J0qnSruO / en- gIocr al SO Iar. &au par
WI eIolte al Scr. % Mrs. ariliian r3 gnne
J0qnsrios 10 Spnner. Sfipnt 3pbeu lille
.a' Noentct baItig % brat bperfen for BAN
FO euer bans Nrrmeite, iaa bar bet Dog ct
F'oF0t Stag for DC qanle 6orGlore at ie
"'ts ilGre Ssn iGnfeS neo i eft tiolig e'rap.
uaSiei en- lanbau Siloragelie life CT nogen
Ss'0enbeo, laa par Der uo9et SGregeut uee
zen 'IGre Ssus Spsoom % 9pp. iom eiter
TaaS e8en ii0ite SesiGrins til fine 5orals
We 9loroe bet ilrrt for Dem at iaa omtaIt
u ~6oruianius % abparisl, iiGr for lug
scmmen.
S~aF1iten nteb anoen llnabom / en- al be
pa'aIote ultploise 5ornpielier paaprps ben
oase Ole iis alereoe / IN aloer at II
"a' en- beiti9 5orfipIelis. Der uoarteoe
~ en- oIa8s S%rphirsoonr, buorunoer ban
|~a'A'a9tebe aeiten af fine 9epeaar, iont for
54"' V'Slel'8 ipntes baaoe mango % lan1e.
S'OVS al mulis 2Gsebielp % ombps9elig
s,ue az bans SorGlbre fob ban life til at
"D0'' S9nse nGreoe ban ieIu Saab ON at
y''Oe Oeere. % iaalGuse bette pareoe, sioroe
-" NS tHaen o~lporlis Iante on Spoen %
.'mr'en' Meen oa Spaoommen bespnote
1Oarie til Slppltprtnius meo IGnsere %
t '''s 1%telemrum, srebes ban al Ell rob
"a'o 6rpst for Ell baitis % brat 9sp,
S11O'i ON at blipe iriit opsau ban ira M
" Oesqnote for Aluor at isae SiGlp %
a'l nos IN 6reIier; % ben ipgte ban lille
"sI0oeS, men fiji Sreo meo Cub % @lGoe
~ 'aa''i s;siTsr ~tigs "a N,ts;:.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
--.,oton. wsaupaea Co., gSis.

,aor naturlispis bespnbe meo Selr
g grs 81 bar bapt iolof % pinbiat
~ "a for ct Gar Tiger iiben bapoe ri
:, trrtsit. Saslforme, iom bel fan
rrsss hsrOmirln8'
q,r nrrmeIte Sp er @aupaen. iom lisser
.~g hsrfra. Get er Ell meaet trloellg
s;.,S yaa pmtreut 1000 Snobp9gere.
w er usiaa Guuntpiaoet os bar Osian
..r.o,leu. Sen bar 8 airfer. en- Sojs
w. t~Iolntnbelise Stores, . Msbcibntiter.
s,,npore Stors8. 8 Srus Stores, 3 Stu.
.ur,rhteper, Z Smebi:r, / 6onnDrp. .
...r,mpIer, / Stiuelsfabrif. 5 Spteller, 4
s..,,ribpps, 8 Geitauranter % iiOit %
,rrt Of alt s Snlooner.
q, bor Ell @irte en- baIp Mtl berfro. Wes
.;,S,sen bstieucs Of Batter 8. Niliou al ren
s.,,rsse aute. oan b%etiener osiaa Scan'
,noyia ca 0iiteroaI ~gicniSbeoer.
81 gcaoemp b!eu bpsget for to Gar iioen
...,,,rt : Mil berfra / Spipu Of Scnupi.
.,r, ipn gipsr Auleoning til llnoerpis-
.,ro 4 GURUS, nentlis academic, normal,
commercial % musical.
,pcp 5i0erue ansaar, oa hprer oi n,angc
sf,oer fra iieru % mar, at De er oaarlIse.
Sromtrtna ipues Der bog life at bore
srunO iii %iaaonuue 8iagemaal. oa enbuer,
nor pl "a tan arbeioe, NOT iormaar at err
,,r, ia, "a enoba babe liot tlIopers til at
,rse I'll 6atttge paa NtiSiiousmarfene %
~.rntleOs. buur Npoen ct Itorit. VI ueo 10
IA annie CrOipros tiger: 4Mtan3e BGtte
tnaa sjpr Ell itOr |a."
SNtpnIin Central Saucn gaar igjenuem
s.upaca, % 9aar osiaa pmtrent ell baIu
Sill berirn.
gplirqeu paa oiSie @rGnoier beitaor melt
ii gotster; bog bripeS araturapi, % iors
H,llae TarmprOOntter tribes i mere eler
rpprs @rap. y. q. NtoIauo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

@soea paa IN 6reIier beniop ban DEN 14oe
@eaF's .. VI, til Sreit ior fine ilrre oomle
oprGlore / oereS Sors.
u me 6orGlore baooe han uotolt Il,
S"lte ON, at raa bans Grao ituloe frembr.
feS ira BAN en- alrorlis 6ormantna til hams
"afherafcr o9 unsoom / Mminoelrabeo ON
al i0nte paa i'm Staber / fin llnooom "a
0mn IN Saabspast ibu, flip os ftp Una.
oornS 3aaritab os geaiarlisb.oer. 2ette
o'eo 9l0rt o9 bans Cuite bleu uisielio ,f,s
'rembaaret forsiGpes.
Saa boiler M ben fjrre Ole 6. Sobusruh
| ld!l9 6reo III Spitlnocliens Wtoraen.
oteo meo bans Stpp! Serrens Iauu pore
lpuet! =
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
sec, Tcljon Co., ~. Tafpta.

eOopsrstpipn, ium lisacr IS Wtl Spo
ST'ra, ct Dor nGrmeite MartebspIabs.
4'ns 6orretninsSmGno er nGiteu ale
H'Tlt'. vi bar o9iad TO GtprcS Der / NGrs
4Sen, nemI9 Ole Gapioien i NtorO % %.
alsr0eItoO on. oa begse iDues at sIgrc
s1 6urretuiug.
>'olis Iars Nolir9 bar ct mibbeIs Gar.
N0no oct atrielI9e aigaar, laa er alt
'oiSt % title. gSeit Irairje Weuigbeo be-
Tsa's al Hep. 8. Citation, iom er gpot LIT
q Que. vi bar be9puot meo en- Ylgeipr'
'a'l9' lom leg trDr slpr bet 9cot.
On Iarmerfoue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
a%orreipDnDaltce.

- ueen garu 90 gpresfe faces iYe
if, r., frsr I'll. he tltr ne 'nadna a,ernsniLriis At
t. .ss'ss.r. sasnei nj iiitblis. 'fitnfl'aalrrt' n,eO'
sfsa -,s,pnmsnSs aOrreiprnSeni 0niier BET, men
SI's ,,,,lcnen maa bare &apnst % aoresisn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07
Wfbolosforcoraa.

E@t Hhltor Sob. @|rauitoul
Qoiot oe0 areoSm9ost Iolnes eirfe, 9or
e', {. D. 1soe 2ini 1895. os prientlio.
sort tiD!se WtpOets Spiororins.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

Srg mootog SnmGitIreu "0u5peuueu"
"oit l SnrllQob StaNo. "a Brcri.H mH Aouc
eaer leg hnuoe ueutst, at MaItmcR tmoc
oTrc lad 600, lour ben tr. Sen CT let al IN
paa % let at i%oritaa. Zen glsr Ilgeiaa qcpt
sirbetee Joni Ell Dioltiue III 90 Dollars. Sea
saooe en- 60 Dollars Walfiue / Suiet, ier
le9 iii "Snsucnuen,~ men benne lioite er hot
lierre % ier 10 til at bare ltnrfere. Zen
arbeioer guot, % leg er / afc 2eIc ~ttl'recs
mco ben. 6rG9t $3.50, 4. Gpers, Gen
trail Gitn. e. Tdt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-07

IarrD, Dat0t {" lrq9tell9 9opepplne, ptep lei
i~ortiplet % bapoc en- f%ortiat Suien ior
Creme. gtin 3priel begpuote at ioiste, os
i ire 9lar bar irg nalten iiloltGnois bop. og
lea blep iteoie uGrre. Nlt, boao le9 iorig9'
tie, blep upttelult. 8 6prtpioleIie begpnote
jeg / 1888 at BRUCE Aerial Medication, %
Sirfniussu bar liaefra Bespnoe len al rent
I'D iaat iorbauienoc. Otter fun 5 Mtnutera
5prlpb tuuoe Ies bgre goot, ps iirdr bar Ieg
i%uIoItGnoi9 bra, ioet les efter nosIe fad
Naaueoers 5orIsb par blepen belt iureret
for min &atarrb,-Gli Srowt, Sadsbpro,
Gem"
Tcpietner ior , Raaueoers e%srbanoIina
araiis.
Sur at beijeuOtglsrc Denue Bcbanolln9s'
made % bepiie peo 8orirnooelier al eI'
bper 5uiul, at Oeu er en- itf!er 0nr ior 3su.
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MONROE'S DOCTRINE.
1T WAS ENUNclATED IN HIS ANNUAL
MESSAGE DEC. 2, 1929.

Some Passages Have Since Been Accepted
Almost as If n Part of the Written Law.
Causes That Led to- the Utterance-The
Result of England's Attitude.
On Dec. 2, 1928, President Monroe
transmitted to congress a message in
which he set forth what he considered
the proper attitude of the government
of the United States toward the young
republics of South America and the ma
lions of Europe to which the people of
those republics had formerly been sub
ject. The passages referred to were gen.
orally approved by the voters of the
United States both because the senti-
ments embodied seemed sound and be-
cause they were uttered during the so
called era of good feeling, when there
was but one political party, previous
issues of contention having died out
and no new ones having arisen.
So thorough was the Endorsement Of
Mr.. Monroe's Inference that it shortly
came to be termed "the Monroe doc
trine," and as such has received the in
dorsement of nearly every one ever
since. Just now great deal is being
said in the newspapers about this doc
trine, the chief occasion being the sus-
picion that England is about to do some
thing in Nicaragua and Venezuela that
will conflict Herewith.
Like most utterances that come to be
taken as final by human beings, the
Monroe doctrine has received divers and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-19
State Shoot.

The shooting was somewhat
briefed yesterday afternoon, clos
ing at 4 o'clock in order to give
some OF the racing stock which, are
preparing for the spring meeting
this week, a chance to exercise.
The following were the winners
yesterday:
First Shoot-First money, divid-
ed: Miller, Critzer, Ellis; second
money; Holtz, Fritz, Hope, Piety ;
third money: Texas Field, Elliott,
Moore, Mccormack fourth money
Smith.
Second Shoot-First money: Ell
lis, Piety; second money: Holtz,
Mccormack, Saunders; third
money: Critzer, Stoves, Shaw,
Smith, Moore, Morgan, McGinty ;
fourth money: Texas Field, Brown ;
fifth money: Elliott.
Third Shoot.-First money :Holtz ;
second money: Critzer, Ellis, Stoves,
Smith, Morgan; fourth money (:
Miller, Brown, Adams, McGinty,
Moore, Piety: fifth money: Ellis,
Shaw.
Fourth Shoot. - First money /:
Miller, Ellis; second money: Tex
as Field, Elliott, Critzer, McGinty,
Adams, j. Morgan; third money I:
Hope, Brown, st. Hubert, Saun-
ders.
Fifth Shoot.-First money: Pie
ty; second money: Holtz, Brown,
Elliott; third money: Texas Field,
Haney, Moore, Hope, Smith, Nc
Ginty, Mccormack.
Sixth Shoot First money: Holtz,
Moore; second money: Elliott I;
third money: Texas Field, McGin-
ty, Critzer; fourth money: Saun-
ders, Ellis.
Seventh Shoot - One money:
Texas Field and Brown.
Eighth Shoot, for challenge med.
al-Won by A. Holzapfel, OF Cuero.
NOTES.
The attendance of local cranks
was not at all up to what it should
have been.
Texas Field camped all week
on the grounds. When the
Daily LIGHT man called yes
terday afternoon he was engaged
in culinary duties, and had a fine
mess Of frogs legs ready for the
pan.
Alderman Holt looked on long
ingly as the fat was frying for
supper.
Ed. Stoves, Of Saltillo, Mexico,
was visitor to the grounds yes
terday.
1t would be a difficult task to
compute the pounds CT powder and
shot which have been spread out
over the club grounds during the
past week.