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no at Stoerne, meominore Suiret er meoet let al Nqot; b
ta9es blot Rp0benet no. Stal Ribbenene taoes no, Oa mai
@Nioei' torres iaa nr benz iom muliot, on Lab bet lite ba
pete 5ian9er emo abioIut npouenoist, tbi life Ter bet eoOt rA
peuer lite ltaar man fg oerpoa; mo en- iaaban Reune tommE
Der urenbeo, os ct Stptte maa oa 1iares bort, efterut 5!cha
Ct reaet' oopeoet tlDucs ~Iouesefter mibt iuelem Ercus, o5
Nlaterne Heres paaItraa al, iaa 6opeoet bIiper tileiormg.
alaterne 'taar Natten ouer Salt os gouo. oa bet Samn'
9ler o9laa otulorenc, bus be er blooiae.
asr' Calming.
Jno9nio 5leIeiiben al en- Sfinte paa 1919 Qunb mel
olrtrent en- Sesiertife Salpeter; oeruait anibes ben ino mel
laa nteget 9ropt Salt, iom man fan faa inc ben. Qaa Bur
oen az en- Salle eler ct anoet aisrrel itrses ct Qag Salt %
Stnten lGg9es oerpaa meb Suolen reooo; mere Salt itrra
ooenpaa ben. Baa famine Uiaaoe bebanoles oaiaa ale y
anore JIeiteitptier. StiHisr oe Sfulore maa alhO IG9ga
nnoerlt, oa be er tptteit os bIiper bebre laItet, naar De Ii8ga'
on KATE, ION i'uer ira Stptterne openpaa. Gn Sang ont
u9en mao Saliens 9nobolo saaes ouer, stutferne efterieA
oG, trGn9es mere Salt, ba taiattes bette. sioen for en- iar
%" oa'tntn9 $50 BUMP - er 4 Tiger; 5leif al ct SptnFa
25O Yuno bebgper fra til llaer.
2affsrs 2 atlnius.
Nan man Hare ZIG WolaSeS, life Sorabum, oa er 90
oeo''. 6nstist brunt Sutter er sobi, men iom ofet er W
lor tort Sitter at baue ~inosneoet Salpeter Iiesiom Tor 3T
Salin'ns, enioes 6leitet inb meb Molasies eler Suffer- y
1aa neo salt. BRIG omtrent 9 punb Suffer, easr ben f'
'pareHcs WansSs MoIasies for 100 punb GIeG. Oct nv
sn'oss % psnoss Salsn ~anbsnbpsr Tag. Yruo lie fuIStP
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
50 mGrfelige Srnorc.

Soilingbreorens Qnutole og Sippolpts
2ponnet bar Iiosn 50>2ldrene inotuset e,
eienoommsIig Sitting ! guris's 3unIts
psroen. De er Ssnnsr al en- Setter, %
od os uomGrfsoe iis oeO lin imutte Stems
me, tog ben bsrrmte Sanglrrer Surcisr
'ig al Dem % ~uoolnnsos benz. De erz
bosrosoe fig mart ct tort Rp ION Sdlcns
idngere, og oeres prpsrlige 5orsord9 Itafz
fsoe osm Qogang til Dc bsieIte Girtler.
De lang 8iier Og Sungs al 8sranasr,
Rdoduo, Dupont, 2sconts De 9isl., BAN
bile, 8ilier, De 2'Sslssa oam, Silpes
tire, Ri6eptn og m1nse anors Oieters,
ION fsr bar liost fienote, III bso BEN ct
yfcpn, pg De inoldgos Zig ~Iudlsoss Sors
~tiensIts At ben frantic Siteratur. Sroos
al lin gersmmelis Og popularitet bsouz
reoe Sreorsns fin meofsots 9eIteoenbeo.
8d be m9rteOe, at osrss Stisrne bs9Dnot,
at Dale, trlt De fig rolig tiIbdss og lepeoe
for binaroen uoen Slabs % Yragt, daz
tet og aret al ale for 1T Itjsme 5orboIo
ION 9reors. aun ndar Der gupss Som
certsr eler anore 5ilitelninssr til SnotGgt
for fattigs og busdrms bar be mso, o.
man dppellersoe aIorig forgi9pss til oerss
gooe 9jerte. Gu er Qnutols plipIeliq
oso | en- 4losr al ga aar, og S6ippoIDts
sr bleOsu iaa rpitet BED Sabst al i'm 9rps
Der, at man frpster for, at bun Inart pil
felge bdm / 9rdpen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
gkinkr ne Bnrpn.

Naar Spnet sr ilaetet ba moa man, buis bet sr foIbt
geir, bringe bet GUS, buor Bet life frpisr, tbi gier bet iaa,
oa er oct u~aniteligere at iaa iuItet ristist. Ger Suinet er ria.
to tolOt, 90 meoens bet bauger. fan man eierue tuee alt Ster
no, tbi "a Her bette letrre. 81 MI ben opri1e 9arue uoe al
Slastet, bsspnoer Opbusnins os Cpitiariue. 6ousoet bug,
ses al Ise bag Creme; Beneue liot oper en- CONNIE uebenior
6aierne Chocks); &psbenet tlDuss Mioten. Gu Iinres sim.
ter 90 Stulors ira: De ufpputes iua be bliuer pene o. runos;
bpao Der pa oene Maaoe iaIosr al, bnpttss til 9slismao.
De Ter iaaIsSes beors no, os labsr man benz pare ipibie oo
tantsos isr RssniHsen. iaa saar bisi. rlbuarter tiIipiIbe.
StnIorsHs 'irres az bag StulesrbIabst, 90 be ppntes til,
sItsrat HlbbsHsus sr tasus uo. Rpobsust os Ri5bsn.ns tases
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
6nnocoittigbco.

Ct tpTf Sdgtblao fortaler ielasnos
5r9t al en- pr9gtis RpfunOl6nbers oiu
og 2sunei. 5unoen hapbe p1nnet Iu
til, meoens 5amiIi,ns geoitsmOr par fra
o1rsnos paa Tn Rsiis, at l9sgs ia / bens
cs 29neitol, og ost bar n9ftsn umuIi5i
at binors ben at tdgs lin plaos pda osn.
0d ben samle Dame Tom tisn % blpbc
inoiset. at tpsrtn gsfalingsr ellsr Sldg
tmos brings 5unosn fra 9snoss StOl
fanot bun p1d fslgsnoe Gilt. GUN luts
tsos 8inoust up % radbte "pus, gus! or
ou Der Pus!" og sisblitteIis FOR Sunosn
nso ira Stolsn % aleeoe rdIsnoe no Of
8mouet, inotil ben baooe ~oper6eoiIt fla
ON at Der intel oar at gis az; msn nddr
Den iuu piIos tilbags til fin gldbs,
Tdnot ben ben optdgst % prspsoe forgj9z
pes al fororips Stolsns geIiDbsrinos BED
2ogring os giGf. RGIte Dog lOo man
ferft Sunoen TONNE mo | 9Rrelie, sTz
tsrat g%soitsmooersn bdoos fat fig / ben
omItriote StoI, % 9prsi feIte zig 1absns
bart FtuHst. Nsn bDao sisr ben? Den
gdar 3dnits Iige8pIoig 6en til ginoust, isr
10, ION ben Iua oite bduos giort. os be-
sHnosr pdu en- Sang at tnurrs ps gj0, Tom
ON Den bar rdIenoe; ben 9unls rsiisr Iig
npsgierrig og guar bort til 9inOust; men
tan intst m9rteIigt ~opbdgs,og oa bun BEN
Der fig ON, Iigser Den ilue SunD anes
rsN Stolen, og MI er ingsn upoigtst 8at
mere iltano til al Ioffs Den bort oerfru.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
ill Den oanife ungoon''

gu ba ben siO narmsr fig, oa maH'
oe al pore ungs bdrite adrls maa
iorois Sommsrarb.iOst, for H1adlte al
liooe title belle 9intsrsn suer .a'Ia,p
en- ftsrrs Del al ben, turOs bet n''
p1re az gsisn at minoe BEN ON al man
Ooioo fan baps llbbptte al ben Slo. %
man life tiensr psngs. Io'tlut9e
Ear oIsrebs tnoist bette og bar Paf'
fulbt Iaa msgsn GlGos al en- gtntst
iOm at en- CONNER; men Der er enonl'
mono., Der qaar / ben 5rO, at ON
girt.rsn naa man nsbpsnoigois ligg'
0poIe, at Der / ben lib life sr dnos'
at gisrs. go
Ser ,r imiolertib rOget anost og
fornuftiaer. at gisr.; Og bet sr q 9 q
Il StolepeIp nogst.
Sertil bill muafs en- og dnoen 'pare;
"Heo ali i common SdOpl iib'ts gtn'
ter: men lea tunoe life sngelIt not I'll
at fqo rouet llob1tte at l%lnoerptsr1'n'
oeu." Saabdnns er bet nsppe oper'
fIsoiot at gisre opmGrtiomme pda, al
ben Qarsanitult, Tom ben odnite STRIFE
amertta for tort BIB iiosn dabneo'
poa 9ronb gierp, 9es Wcinss, Sa.r
er b.rsoret pau at tags imoo Glsperne
ION be sr. uben Ssripn til, ON be ha'
fda suer mango 9unoItaber | be Tor
fienioe Sug, for bsrpau at meooel'
benz ben unberbisnins, iom be snitsl
og trHnger til. -,
Muliaens bill en- e1er anoen ino'
penbe. at ban life bar Raao oerttl
omsnb Qniten er oob not. W2en bpo'
meost bill han Ipars peo at bo pdu e
aotbus, nuar ban paa 6runo 8etir
ian fau life alene Soit og Spholo
men llnoerpisnirg meo, for $l4.OC
ON Mdaneoen?
Oct anbefdIes bette glaos un9t
bonIte QrIere at tGnte nRrmere opel
oenne pigtige Sag og ipsrgs Zig ielo:
"Spor ftulbe jeg beIit t~ilbrinse Din
teren, - paa ct 9oitbus eler pad Sto:
len / 9es Moines?"
getisnotgisreIien ON Stolen i'm.
oes anostItebs / 9laoet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
2roniif @alaria.

Oct nptter Sntet at BRUCE Guinint
ior troniit Mnlnria. 9ette er, bcae
PROFESSIONALS Eager iurIitrer. Ger
transss ct anbel Miooel. 3 ufut Wa'
laria er Guinius uloeles ristis, men
i trOniit iluar ben ieil. Oct 0liooel,
Der neie pasier for ale spmptomer a
trouilt Walarin, bet er Pe-ru-na. 2ei
sr ct mIittert 9agsmiobel. Genb cite,
en- fri BOG ON Malaria AZ Or. Surt'
man. Goresie Pe-ru-na Drug Man
~ufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
apitttrina.

mrs. guns u. 6sisu, Gnt,n cftcr Rar.
tiuus 6sien fra Sucrso 6sart, Minu., sn.
Fer bsrueO bttienot9iOrt, Of bun bar ms
mOotagst en- 9ensegaOs paa $3.50 fra Wrs.
aais Seirsip, Wuosliu, Winn. Wrg. Sci.
retu er en- uomrrtet grlgisrtnbeosisftcr.
6oor bun bsrer Der sr Rso o. 5runo, er
rbun itrats iGrotg iii at iGtts ia / Spioieu
tOr at jamie liOt Qenss til 6iulp. Ga iua,
Ieoes baOOe bun Der iautt iitauo ct "~letttie.
Qdrtp,' irm braste oenne imutfs gaoe.
@uo oeli8re benOe for bet Strrc, bun oircr
ior be 6attigt og SrGneenoc. Set mIics al
os ale, og msO iGrlig 5ut og 2Disnfnin.
ger til 9elgisrtrinocn fra anns W. 6sien.
for bUis Gape bun Der t%Uittsrtr.
Dime M. 6sitn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
send your name Tor O Souvenir
OF the Works Of Eugene Field.
Che euasns field frlpnumsnf Seupsnir

Ihe mos' beautiful Art Production Of the cen.
SONS ssthsred from the Lrssd acres q Euges. Ft,Id,
Farm Of LSvs" Contains a selection Oh the most
Oesunini OF the poems Of Eugene Field. Hand.
greatest artists as their contribution TO the Mon
ument FUND. Bot for the s6kls eoutrbution, Of III,
srest artists this beck eeuid not ssvs been msuuf.c.
soIeo veg zoe. rof sale at book stores. or sent
prepaid on receipt Of S. 10. The love Offering 10
tneChld's Poet Laureate, published by the Com.
mittee TO create a fund 10 build the Monument
sna 70 care Tor the family Of the beloved poet.
Eugene Field Monument Souy,uir Fund
zee kssrss street ehlesss, IA.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
Siaiaere eno noeenHnoe!

On 10. l Zr for SOC. 9afebofn al
8ranitisru l5c. 9tOts Stcss Spnspibs
l2t. COB Ro. s Bate Ritosl 85e. 5 Sus
fin RlrotspinOsr Sc. Gu COB SlUocs Rurc
De. Sob Broom fro lie iii lie. 0titern
Bate ofiner $40. 5ttts tr 9riicr, iom
9ursr irtsss for / Sims 5uropurs etOrt.
aas { ore gur,r irIs.s til tilipaytncc' Ian.
Qriitr. OBJ.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
1853

meo 10 Sraaber concentrated solution Of chloride Of soda
ct Tibet Glas 9ano.
TiooeI mob crepins.
6alo 5 Graaber @bloroform paa Iiot Somulb eaer NIB,
iom man bar itoppet neo Sopebet pad Ell ariotpibe, Der life
er roget al. 9erpaa bIaies 5orbampninsen oeraf aienuem Ri.
beitiItene ino Grct poo ben, iom lioer al 9lagen, oa Der nil
itrar inotrGoe 2inorino.
WiooeI mob Sone.
st goot 9onmelt Wtiboel MOB en- b~aarbnaftet 6oite er at
tn9e TO eler ire sgg og Iag9e benz neb belle / ben itarteite 60.
oite, man fan faa; fog ben ueo forat forsse bens stprfe, buis
ncouenoist Baa ire eIer 4 9ase nil Spren hape oplst Stal.
leue. 5Iao Slanoiuqen eoOt, og sicr ben tpttere meb Iiot
Sounin9. Sag to Spisiser iulo ipr bpert lPaultio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30

gouo | g1inut.et. aFtuifning.n az DC
mor,.r. o.r al.r,D. sr fcripnst meO va
naler, bar tiocbl.t 'is.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
Qt9enter

snfss, til mSe sss getsltHs at fur
hcusie gares. ism usbpeneicris erusts
,sapsl | ffaneinapii,s fem onsri'auft
Samilier. Gnhpsr, ION suitsr en- lsn'
neuse Sefiaftisslie. sasr oil iorliatts
ia en- aos sifrr,isnsfs, oil for trie
8rspsr, 9irtuIarsr, Of D., ssbass at td'
frirs
6. :. Sboop & Co.,
SIR. COS state Gtrsst. Raeine, Nis.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. M. Carroll, of Bolton, is at the
Maverick.
J. w. McInnes and wife OF Two
hig, is at the Maverick.
Colonel D. r. FAINT, the stock
man Of Goliad, is at the Mahncke.
w. A. Patrick, Of Marlin, Tex,
is in the city, stopping at the Nave
rick.
H. Masterson and wife and Mrs.
Ramocus, of Houston, are at the
Menger.
viii A. Wildert and wife, of
Tyler, Texas, are in the city at 1916
Grayson street.
Max Becker has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis, and is stopping
at the MahEcke.
Arthur Seeligson went to Aus
tin yesterday to visit his sister,
Mrs. r. II. Houghten.
F. B. Knight, special agent Of the
American Bell Telephone company,
is in the city on business.
julius Real, a stockman OF Kerr
vile, is in the city on his return
home from the Fort Worth con-
vention.
Mr.. VIM. Farrell, representing a
big hotel supply company Of Chica.
go, is in the city. This is his
first visit south.
r. n. Isham and wife, f. B. Nc
Cagg and wife, and Miss Snow, Of
Chicago, are visiting the city, and
are quartered at the Menger.
II. Seeligmann, a we'll known
merchant of Seguin, is in the city,
stopping at the Mahncke. His wife
is here for medical treatment.
Mr.. B. II. Payne, general passen-
ger agent OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad, headquarters at st. Louis,
arrived in the city this morning.
Mr.. T. ]. Lee, a graduate of
the law class OF '94, of the Univer-
sity of Texas, and agent for the
university lands, is at the Menger
d. H. Moon, a prominent mer.
chant of Manchester, Ohio, and
wife, arrived over the /. & G. n
this morning and are the guests OF
the latter's brother, j. n. Strawn
Richard G. Detmers, Of Pied
mont, Mo-, who has been here sew
eral months, accompanied by his
family, for the benefit of his health
left for home last night, much i'm
proved.
Gus. 7. Schreiner, we'll known
stockman Of Kerrville, arrived
this morning from Fort Worth
! where he attended the caJtlemeDt
convention. He is quartered a
I the Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
Equal to the Emergency.

They are telling the story in London
that the impossible American in Paris
alighted at hotel to find it absolutely
full. 81 have nothing" expostulated
the host, almost tearfully, nothing.
The first floor is taken by the king of
the Ostenders; the queen of Montegaria
occupies the second; the duke of Cot
tonopolis is sharing the third floor
with the caliph of Port Said, and the
crown prince of Nova Esperanto is
sleeping on the billiard table. AS for
myself, 1 have to make up a bed in the
Office, and there only remains the
chamber of my daughter. Of course"
SIS that your daughter9" interrupted
the American, pointing to the young
lady at the desk. Yes, sir" "All
right; I'll marry her after lunch"
And, giving his valise to the speeches.
boniface, he added: ''Now, you can take
my baggage up to our ROOM"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
Bids Opened,

Today at noon bids were opened
in the mayors Office for building
crosswalks and for furnishing milk
for the city hospital.
Bids for the crosswslks were as
follows:
]. G. Marshall, 50 cents per foot ;
j. D. Garrett, 30 cents; Walter
Scott, 20 cents.
For milk the bids were:
w. H. Robinson, 19 cents per gal
lon; Jesse Ysntis, 20; L. A. Harper,
20; Duval & Wright, 90; Alex j
Uhl, 10; Geo. Cupples, 20; III. G..
Pfeuffer, 20; H. Ochse, 90; R. W.
Hamilton, 19t; M. Rhein, 20; 81,
Uhl, 1873; G. W. Robertson, III II
F. Horn, 10. Mr.. Horn will very
likely get the contract.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
SEWER FUMES.
To the Daily LIGHT:

To the Daily LIGHT:
Why not test the sewers already
alleged to be completed before pro-
ceeding with further construction?
That would be the common sense
plan, but it is not likely to be
adopted, as both the city engineer
and the contractors appear to be
averse to the test being made.
In its investigation OF the odor.
ferrous sewer scandal, the grand
iury will not fail 70 discover much
rottenness and rascality. The
trouble, however will be in locat-
ing the blame and fixing RESPONSE
bility upon the proper parties.
Where there is such a mass OF
speculatio and corruption, it would
psrtake OF invidiousness to indi-
vidualize.
II the grand jury has the author
ity to order an investigation and
test of the sewer work alleged to
be completed, and does so order,
there will be more :besmirched
regulations in this city than one
can count on the fingers OF his
hand. By the way, the grand jury
should not fail to make a rigid
examination of the cement which
has been used in the sewers.
The official report shows that
there were 1856 feet of sewer
mains, or a fraction over one.third
Of a mile, completed during the
week ending last Saturday evening.
At this gratifying (?) rate OF prog
ress, 1t Is safe to assume that the
sewers will be completed and
turned over for use, say, in the
coming year of 1910; provided, of
course, the engineering raids on
the fund are suppressed and the
money holds out.
WEST END SOVEREIGN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
NEWS OF THE COURTS

THIRTY-sEVENTH DISTRICT COURT.
A. G. Cooper VS.. b. F. Yoakum /;
on trial. Court adjourned on ac-
count of the funeral of the late
Judge Simpson.
FoRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
A. Stevenson vs.. Pullman Palace
Car. Co., damages; verdict for
plaintiff.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Mitchell Bros. VS.. j. ID. Wade,
damages.
Mitchell Bros. VS.. 7. G. Frost ct
al, garnishment.
r. T. Wood VS.. Carruthers, Har-
pole & Co., damages, $l3,3O4.
Plaintiff is the husband of Aman-
da Wood, who was injured while
employed in the White Star laun-
dry, June IL, last, by her hand be-
ing caught in a mangle.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
Robert II. Henry and Magdale-
ma Medina.
Francisco Hernandez and Teo-
dora Rodriguez.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ID. Sullivan to A. A. Maher, lots
IL, II, Is, block l, o. C. !. 3; 81 and
further considerations.
ID. M. Poor to Nathan Mitchell,
10 72.100 acres Of land Of the VIM.
Small survey 26, on the San Juan
ditch, near the Insane asylum; 81
and other considerations.
Charles Fromme and wife to
Mary Langwell, lot 3, block IL, on
Barrera street 5000.
George Icke to Frank Erben,l lot 3,
block 81, between Cherry and
Mesquite street; $500.
George w. Smith to Mrs. Jennie
Dixon; ten acres of o. C. |. 2, on
Durango street; 500.
M. E. and P. H. Pettey to the
Quincy National bank Of Quincy,
ILL.,, lot s, block 6, in Englewood
addition; ST..
COURT NOTES.
Probate court convenes next
Monday.
The grand jury indicted Ed. Pur-
dy yesterday for burglary and
theft. mo bilp was reported in
the case of G. l.. Jackson, for
forgery.
Jesusa de la Rosa, an insane
Mexican woman, was removed
from the county Jail to the asylum
this afternoon.
The county commissioners ad-
journed this morning out of re-
spect to the memory OF the late
Judge Simpson, and attended the
funeral.
A release was filed in the county
clerks office yesterday, conveying
lots 5, block All, corner Of East
Houston street and Avenue G,
from George M. Maverick to F. NJ.
Hicks, Sr., for $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
the Daily LIGHT:

To the Daily LIGHT:
There is stringent law prohib-
iting the owner or agent of a
house from leasing it for immoral
purposes. Yet, it is never enforced,
at least here in San Antonio. The
county officers, with religious reg
ularity, make their periodical
raids upon the poor, unfortunate
women, and compel them to share
their sin-begotten gains in the way
Of division for fines and extor-
tionate costs, but never a move is
made against the Christian Shy-
locks who own the premises and
rent them with a full knowledge
of the purposes for which they are
to be used. Is it because the
women are poor and friendless and
the landlords are protested Chris
tians and rich in purse that the
discrimination is made?
JUSTICE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14

The colored people west Of the
San Pedro were somewhat worked
up last night and today over the
report of a comet striking the earth
today, and many Of the families
gathered at one house and put in
the night praying, thinking that 1t
would be their last night on earth.
At the time of going to press this
afternoon many are staying close
ly to their home expecting to hear
the comet drop.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
State Agent, Dallas, Texas.

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE IN
SURANCE, STATISTICS AND HISTORY,
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. :, 1896.
To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify that the Teutonia In
surance Company OF New Orleans has in
all respects fully complied with the laws
of Texas as conditions precedent to It's do
ing business in this State, and that said
Company holds Certificate OF Authority
from this office emitting it to do business
in this State for twelve months. from the
1st day OF January, 1896, to the 3lst day Of
December. 1896.
Given under my hand and seal, at office,
In Austin, the day and date
IL. ST. first above written.
A j ROSE,
Commissioner.
c. Z. ANGEL x Co.,
General Agents, New Orleans, La.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-14
Severed An Artery.

J. Gonzales, a Mexican laborer,
accidentally severed an artery in
his wrist this morning, by coming
in contact with a broken window
pane, at his home on Morales
street. Medical attention was i'm
mediately had and the flow of
blood stopped. The injured man
will be able to be out again in a
few days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALDwIN-MELvILLE COMPANY.

BALDWIN-MELVILL LIE COMPANY.
Tomorrow night the Baldwin
Melville company will open a
weeks engagement at the Grand
Opera house, producing Milton
Mobiles great comedy success,
''The Phoenix" as the opening bill.
The engagement of the Baldwin
company is for seven nights and
three matinees. On Monday night,
ladies will be admitted free, if ac-
companied by a person with a
paid 30-cent ticket. Night prices
will be 10, 20 and 30 cents. Matt
nees on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Matinee prices, 10 and
20 cents. Seats are now on sale at
the box Office.
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). D. Seudder, Fire Insurance, San
Antonio, Texas.

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE,
INSURANCE, STATISTICS AND HISTORY,
AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. II, 1896.
To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify, that the AMERICAN
CENTRAL Insurance company Of St.
Louis, Mo-, has in all respects fully com
piled with the laws Of Texas as condi-
tons precedent to its doing business in
this State, and that said company holds
certificate of authority from this office
emitting 1T to do business In this state for
twelve months, from the 1st day Of Janu-
airy, 1896, to the 31st day of December,
1896.
Given under my hand and seal, at Of
fee, in Austin, the day and
IL. s.. date first above written.
A. J. ROSE,
Commissioner.
J. r. CRAvENs,
nallaS TaYaS
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FREE COLUMN
In the Sunday Morning Light

Persons wanting situations as clerks, Ia
borers, or other employment. are invited to
use our Sunday morning issue FREE of charge,
space allowed twelve to fifteen words; copy
to be handed in not later than Saturday even
ing, 8 O'Clock. Notices of Lost, Wants, Found,
For Sale, etc., charged at rate of one cent
word. Other business notices in this column
% cents for three lines each insertion.
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Big Black Crook coming, and
the patrons of the Grand opera
house will witness the presenta-
tion of that great spectacular pro-
duction. All the strange dramatic,
scenic and ballet features, which
made the "Black Crook" famous
thirty years ago will be produced
with all up-to-date songs and
dances, marches, music and spe-
cialties.
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THE SUNSET WOOD CO.'S MIsFoR-
TUNE,

To avoid carrying over our
immense stock of wood we will sell
4-foot wood, delivered, at $40 per
cord; stove wood at $4.0O. Phone
81. 3 II If
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Southern Hotel Arrivals.

Walter w. Daily, Fort Worth {;
H. II. Daley, Kennedy; Mrs. C..
Daley, Kennedy; Mrs. J. G. And
erson, Granger; ]. T. Dickson,
Quincy, ILL.,; w. H. Conklin, Chica-
go.
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OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE, IN
SURANCE, STATISTICS and HISTORY,
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 7, 1896.
To all whom it may concern:
This is TO certify that the Providence.
Washington Insurance Company, of Prov
idence, r. l., has in all respects fully
complied with the laws of Texas as condi-
lions precedent to its doing business in
this State, and that said Company holds
a Certificate of Authority from this Office
emitting it to do business In this State for
twelve months from the 1st day OF Jan
nary, 1896, to the 31st day of December,
1896.
Given Under my hand and seal, at Office,
in Austin, the day and date
r.. S. first above written.
A. j. ROSE.
Commissioner.
c. Z. ANGEL & Co..
General Agents, New Orleans, La.