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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-04
Der 0entidle @nrreEpnnNent,
GGslidh, robentIid1 uno Sonntass,
Maiue. CioeuthiIruer uuo Heoaffc,

Gdslib, noGertIitb unb sonntass,
6. 8ainc. GigeutbMmer nno Eeoaftear
(9iadolssr pou 8. 0iaine),
eionefz@dc SntimoresStraee unb BoftsSiiice= =glpc.
9reis bes aeIidlen SIatfe bnrd 2rdser beiorgt,
121s Sts.; tagitdle mo Snnrtn gs s4ue eSabc Is
Gents pro g1ohe sahIbar Die uGS Satt beoreeHocH
Grdaer.-IaaiidI d. Eebit Spuntass= =Mus sabc nnter
5st inn Secr66ltniE iT Die 10 d,cutIicle nine aabc
nit Sunntaesbatt, porfoirei, nit absue tiir Cubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, nab irseno eiHem Srte bes SjHIans
hes, 81 nad europa. Spnutaae=gtusaabc 81
pro SGbr-Eas bette unb biuisitc oertidlc SIatt
cen Yiittel= unb SIofaaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-04
proclamation SeS ntitett @ot,Ucgs
ftc1trS BRIT Ereto.

- 0sr 0ampFer n8a6manie6,
pel6er unldnglt 3pii6en Suatim unb
ISue3 i'm rpt62R Mecrs uuf cine &lippe
lief uno Damn unttrging, lit pieoer gez
6o6sn uno na6 Sue3 bu9iirt rporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-04
Gte gSirrcn TIT smo stfrifa.

9 2onD On, 3. Sult. - v9bronlcle"
oar0TTmtli6t eine OepeI6e 1us 8uluz
papp, ppna9 bort eingetroffeae &unoz
I1ufter b.ri6ten, oab Rpdman6u, Der
So6n oss psrItorbsnen Mutubslez&0z
nigs 2p6engulu, Ii6 auf Griuden Der
i'm gat6e oerIammelten 9duptlinge
na6 Dan Uaatoppa<8srgen begdb uno
onnn in orsi psr!6ie0tnsn 8opjes unter
qrpBen Sersmoaien gum G0nig osrUtdz
tobtlen dusgarufsn puroe.
Der Correspondent Deg rG6roricle"
Gubsrt bic 4nIi6t, baB bieiar S6ritt
CUR 8sreinigung uaer Wutdbelsn unter
einsm Sper6uupt Ii6 als isbr gefG6rz
li6 fir bic 8rtten erpeiien t0Tsnte.
Sine &lpeloepsIdhe an Den nOailp
Selegrapb", batirt 2oren3o 2l6argue3,
0elagoa Ban, Den 2. SuIi, msloet:
r5peben lit bier Gin SeIegrumm aus
QiFa6on eingstroffsn, burd peldes ulIs
bier befinoli6en 5ruppen nu4 geira,
gortugiaii9zOitufrita, beorOert psrz
ben. Die ginIhiffung Der Sruppen
fat bersits begpnnsn.
8uGuDuDo, 3. Suli. - Cine
6sute bier abge6ultens Wafenberiammz
lung bei6loB, sinen gebarnii4tsn 9ro~
taft gegen Ole Reiignution beg Gscil
E6ooes uIs 0ireftor Der rG6artereo
Gomp." sin3urei4sn. Sn Dem PrOteit
tpiro uuf Die 9srOorrogenoen 8erbienite
86oDss' 6ingenieien, befen @srblei6sn
i'm 2lmts i'm Sntsreiie Don gang Rboz
DsIten liege.
Gus Sem britiiden Yarlantemt.
2onbon, 3. Suli. - Qftb. u.
=. 9alfour, erIter 2oro 6es S6abamz
tee, tinoiote beute i'm llnterbauie bic
3uriid5iebgng Der S4uIoDrlage fir
SrlurD an.
2l6t6. George 90. gur3on, parlaz
mentdriI9ar Ssfretdr Des QluspGrtigen
2(mtes, srpiberte auf eine 5rage, bic
9Forts 6a6e in bic fpfortige anp:nz
oung Der Mabressln eiRgepilIigt, tpslz
DE bic WGhte als Utittel CUR Wisosr<
9sriteGung Der Rube uuf @reta oor-
i4lugen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
9DctOr @artutau
Oferirt franfen Srauen, Ole fid an
ibn wenoen, Pulfe.

Dies tit Die Sabres5eit, mann cine i9pu9e,
nerbOie Srau ibr 2eiben am meiiten fiiblt
nnb am penigiten i'm Stdnbe 1T, ibre tag
liben Bfli9ten gu erfii1en. Sic beIibt tei=
men @ifer unb i6re Nrbeit ermiibet fe BET
ieOem S9rttt. Sic f9eint niemdls bamit
fertig perben 5u t0nnen, unb fiiblt ii1 auBer
Stanbe, bamit fort5ufa6ren. 9ep0bnli9
perfu9t ite, ibr 8eftes gu tbun, ift g%ebuloig
unb tldgt niAt, Biz fie bOaig 3ufammenbri4t
unb ni@ts mebr gu tbuh i'm Stanbe 1T.
Sol9en ermiiOeten, berbroHenen, unglidz
li6en Sruuet nun bietet Or. 6artmar UNI
entgeltli9 &atb unb 8eibilfe an. NGen
Iol9en Srauen, tpel9e an Or. 9artman
19reiben unb INN cine boaftdnoige S9ilz
berung i6rer 8ei9nerben geben, tpirb CT
fpfort foftenfrei antporten unO i6nen iager,
mas ite nebmen unb tbun foqen, UNI pie
neugeboren gu fiiblen. Sem Gatb foftet
ni9ts unb bic Mebi3inen iinb ni9t tbeuer.
eSSebe Srau, ipel9e bieien &at6 befDl9t, tpirb
groBen NlBen bappn 3ieben, unb BET Der
groBen Me6rbeit ptrb Die iugenoli9e 8ez
Iufbbeit unb StGrte tpieber bergeite1t.
Sebe Srau fam elm gremplar BON Or.
6artman's 9u9 iiber ipeibli9e &rdntbeiten
erbalten. @s 1T elm uni9Gbbares BUD fir
Die &laf1e BON Srauen, fir Die eS beitin1mt
lit. 0iefes Bud tpirb unentgeltli9 an irz
genb cine Srdu ber1anOt BON Der Pesrnznd
Drug Manufacturing Gompanp, Columbus,
S6iD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

eier Sang frif9s. @srluit obserednet 81 Oas
Subeno.
Soni9- 10-14c bas BTunb.
grbbeeren- Mt1igan, Is Quarts, 60c-$1.00.'
&iri9eu-Sauere $l2.5-1.50, "a st Riiten it5e
75c-$l.25 fir Is Guorts.
@namas- $1O.O0-15.0 90 bas 9unbert
gunausm - Yefte 81. 10 0L. 80 o5 8uI,A.
8fIaumen- 50c-$1.90. "a Quarts.
@a1fermeIpnen- $40.0 90 bas Munoert.
(ttroneu = Bette QualItdt s2.5lD400 Die Riits,
aIifDrniiGe$ 2. 90 $3.50.
ranqe Ell gtanel5 s.. $3.50 bic Cit.
@parqe(- 6rine. 81. 25 fir 5 9ubenb.
YiepIaut- 30-40c fir so Yfnno.
&nrtpTf II. - gnrbanfs l4D15r. pebron5 49,
14c, YeerleB 1201Se.
Neue Rar to ffetn-gserleB 81. 0o-1.2 Is bas Sag,
Sriunpbs 90c-$I.10.
@prtt - 81. % bic 9anore.
eptn lat = 20050c bas GaB.
@dpa r3 10 50075c bas
Gobies9eu-5-l0 baS 8in69en
{ ouaI b = 59c0SI.00 baS 9nseno.
@urfe r-25-30c bas 9ubemo.
Crime 8Dbnen 25-35c bas 9uibst.
crime @rbfen - 75e-$1.00 fir u guI9e[sSad.
mtebeIn- oriine 40-50c bic Giite.
@etBfro ut = s125-1. IS bas Sag.
Spmateu 25-75c Die &iIte.
@eIbe &dben- 9eue, 75c-$l. Is oas Sag.
@elerp- $3.50: D. 9gb.
erret ia -Sl.75 DA0)L Tti
&aIot- 30c@35c bic &ifts.
Slumentobl- 5Oc-l.5O bic &ifte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
&nnoe, roNsc 8eW6ter,

la9snSe @u9en, @lieOer boil epannfraft inb @laItiz
ettat llno Slininels oei6ente, beren fi6 ielbt Der ipitz
Seloilrrs Sggspepttter, bas tlapperoiirre palte NtGnnz
Oen1. per Hecoilpalesaent, Der BON sebrenoen ssiebern
aei6iittelt inoroen, erireuen fam, tpent er at ibrer
GS y { Oas tlu9ite aler Grperintente, ndmli6 cine
fitDrt.. 5auienbe unO WbertaulenOe; ipel6e bieieg
Srperlment %llnad3ten, .5eugcn oafir. Gs oiebt fein
Sontf, Pas IN getreff aut Wirtiaufeit, itnO aipar
epea 10 lDneae a1lls 9ritnOliNe gBirtuu9, nit ibm berz
eli6en lOeroen tiOnnte. Sen @erD5ien uno SngSeps
titsEn, Sentena bic nit Malaria, &beumatismus, Scr
fn1PInng,. @Salentlub ober Nierenleioen oeplaot fno,
9utt oas Suffers .lofort unb es lit cine uni66ebore
9anaese oegen pie @irfunsen i%iberorober .aeiitioe,
oosr forperlt3er @bipannnn9 unO Der S6doli6en Sin,
tbrei Ber1it al ibr Nult poer auf ibrel arbeitsft6'
g@HeOannt tnS, !eamptinoen feline %9eirtnnq sur S,ebino
iDrer Sebsns9cttter .aui's 9ortbeilbafteftc. Mon ac.
iin6 9ut st %beroancn: Ier3te ipeuOen i6m oaent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Sin 3olfurioIum, bas po6l ein3ig /

= Sin 3olfurioIum, bas po6l ein3ig in
Ieiner Dirt 6a1teben biirfte, 1T bonn 9tamz
buler 6aupt5olunrt gu bert9ten. Sin e6ez
maliger tiirfif9er @eri9tsprditbent; Elm groz
Fer Sreunb Der NuturpifenT4aft, TT Elm
Observation-Disclosures Sammler BON ausgefopfz
ten ober in Gpiritus fonIeroirten S6ier9en,
namentli9 bon alien erbentli9en Nrten @m=
pbibien. I'm u feline Sammlung NIT
einigen %Ieltenen, i'm Siirtenlanbe leiber ni9t
beimif9en Gbamdleons gu berei9ern, be-
1telte Der biebere @fFenbt Bel etnem in 9amz
burg fpobnenben 8eptilienz6Gnbler cine
feline Muspabl BON ACKNOWLEDGMENT G6az
mdleons; tpenn mO9li4 folten es mod le=
benbe @remplare Iein. Die NIT GROCER Mii6e
unb btel Sorgfalt berpadte, nit rei9li9em
Prootdnt ber1ebene Senbung fam audi ri9z
tig in lebenbem 3uItan0e bor einigen Sagen
in ~&onItantinopel an, aber nt9t auf ber pof,
lorbern auf benz 3oIamt, UNI bort glei9 ben
iibriQen pom Muslanoe fommenben Waaren
bpr Der Mblieferung nit Dem iibli9en 3pQ
belegt gu tperben. .@ls nun Der 3oI6eamte
bic Senbuitg g6omdleons in Mugen59ein
na6m, muBte Der arms MenT9, Dem cine Der
artiQe Senbung nod ME 3ubor bur3 Die
6Gnbe gegargen mar, in feiner 8erlegen6eit
nibt rebt, l1nter nel9er Rubrit, be3ie6ungsz
neiIe na9 tpel6er &ategorie BON S6teren Die
6armlpien Mmp6ibien ein5uf9dben tpdren.
yea9 einigem Na9benfen enti9ieb 1i9 Der
8eamte enbli9 babin, bic le6enben gbamdz
Icons uls vMaltDieb" an5uIeber, ba ite ieiner
Mn1iht na9 r3biere finb, bic auf Der Welt
BLOB ba finb, um eben ba gu fein unb gefiitz
teri gu perbsn, obne buB ife bufiir ettpds
letIten; unb mas nur 9efittert unb sepdp=
pelt pirb = F9lOB Der 3ol6eamte TT
eben Mafoieb!" Run 1T uber in Stambul
Meafpieb nit bobem 3oG belegt; Der ber=
oubte Gffenbi @eri9tsprGiibent mar iebo6
qana unb gar ni3t genei9t, BEN aiemliG
boben ,3oG gu erlegen. @s beburfte laut
80. 81. &C." elmer dusfibrli9en f6riftli9en
gerpa6rung, UNI ben 3Olbeamten gu Der
l1e6er3eugung gu bringen, buB G6antdleons
ni6t unter bag Muitoie6 gebOren, fonbern
als nuturpifenf9aftli9e 8eoba9tungsz
o6iefte unter naunit unb Wifeni4aft" elm
osrei6t perben miiifen uno bes6alb aoqfrei
Iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
S9IuB pretIe:

Mrn. Gtrotp gparb... 81 Snt @adin9 go. 49,. 24h
6 & Obi 6 6 8 Co.. 62A u y pTo...... 37A
greru & NtoIt 60 :. 1917 Mtiltp & Gb 8r Co.. 1873
pfo. 42A pfb... 421s
Chi. 9Th Gotltpap =. 22O Stem Oorf Biscuit So. 964
gb1 8fo g. g Co.,. IS N@bic ct ct st 81. .246
pfb..... 4S Gtreets 80 9 6 Sine. IA
Co.. ga SO @bic St& st.. 1O4A
STA Weotb 60, SD. .225 gGeferr Stone Co.. 65h
2ofe ct GIepateo, :. 2414
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Fir gunbes10mlOIaslns wurSsn IN Stem gOrt, Der.
nIinet1=Nftie
9D4te gtsOrisTts @9lnB gsrtdnf

Sic gurIe or Der gbtcueOer gergperts= nno WtineraGs
BDr1e maren 9eitern:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
aIGaemeiner wdarenmdrrt.

@utter - geftegreamerp l4hc; l.0ualttdt 13-l4c;
2. IO@12: BETTE nadgeuta bt: 12c pelt Darn 12c;
/. Qualitdt lie; e.. &c.
gobueu 9efte vgtanp" s40-c. CUTE 1880;
tfte uWteoluns" 1886. gertH1. Aualttdt 75-7Sc.
g%efentro) - $25@50 3te Souus.
GefIiest SurfeDs. g.. Stbusr 7h-8c, @nten
9010c bas 9fun6. 66nIe So. 10000 bas 9uBenb
Std - glaf 8aB 8-l0:. Yife Sc. Biderst j..
8nfalo2 &c. 0enti9e Rarpfcu 2hc, @roppies, Perb ua>
tlelne Slide 2Ar. @ale 5-6r 9ertng l-2c, cutters L
e, Gfinneb 8uabeaos Sc Snelts 4A-5e bas @faEo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Nnbreus @oigtldnber, Der @ormann in
Der 8Gderei BON SC. Singer i'm 0aufe No.
2125 Nr9er Mpe., tpurbe Mttttpo9 Na9=
mittag BON einem Ieiner 8ddergeie1en Sea-
mems &obert 0ieb bur9 3pet S9iife in ben
Giiden f9tper berfpunbet unb liegt iebt in
feiner @obnung, go. 2O56 ORDER Nbenite,
in frittf9em 3uitanbe burnteber, tpGbrenb
Der S9teBbolb in elmer 3eGe Der % Str
Station iibt.
8oigtldnber bate am MitttpD9 Na@mitz
tag@elegenbeit, 0ieb bel berIrbeit iiber feline
Na9lGIfigfeit @orpiirfe gu MAIDEN. 6ierz
iiber geriet6 9ieb in Wutb nnb perlieB,
na9oem er g~pigtldnoer NIT S9mdbungen
iiberbGuft bate, bic 8dderei. Na6 8erlduf
elmer 6alben Stunbe febrte er ieoo9 nit Ell
mem &eboIber betpaffnet 3uriid unb fenerte
nit einem SGu9 fdmmtliGe flint 2dufe Der
@affe auf 8oigtldnber ab.
OieIer berfu9te fi9 bur9 Die Slu4t gu
retten, tpurbe iebo9 bur9 5tpet &ugeln, Die
i'm in ben &iden trafen, niebergetredt.
Our9 bic @9iifTe tpurben mebrere poli5iz
item berbeigelodt, bic ben S9ieBbolb felt
ra6men unb ben 8ernun0eten mad feiner
@obnung f9afften, tpo Elm au &atbe ge5o@
gener Nr5t feinen 3uftanb fir 5iemli9 be-
benfli9 ertlGrte. 9ieb tpurbe mad Der %.
StraBenzS Station gebrd9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Tiger In Electromagnetic.
John molter rtdtet Elm 8lnt'
bao unter ieiner camille an.
Seine 3tpei StieftOdter tGbtltd getrohen.

moItcr in %unelifliher Che nit feiner frau,
ole er ihres ero6eren Derm0eens uno
ihrer in ole Che eebradten 5wei Gofl=
fer peeen ha6te. Jn betrunfe=
mem 5%utanoe bridt CT einen STREET. NIT
feiner camille pom 5aun uno feuert
suifden oiefelbe. - Cine KueeI, ole
feiuer Srau eeeolten, miro ourd oeren
6eifesoeecnwart abeeIenFt. Der
Derbreder in Daft eenommer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Raall keinfn 0aoel uertraseu.
Gin SddereefeIe jaet feinem Dor=
mann Kuoeln in Ole Rippen.

dnoreas Doietldnoer, Dormenn in elmer
Sdderei, miro ron Dem Gefeaen Robert
Diet, Dem er eiuen Rifel ertbeiIt, oes=
wegen nit blaueu 8ohnen ~tractirt. =
Der 6etrofene in beoenflidem 6ufanoe.
Diet prompt III BAIT oenommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Dem fur9tbdren, ber6eerenben Sturme
in ct. Souls unb i'm gdnaen Miiihippi=
tbale, Der bunberte BON Menf9enopfern for
berte unb einen S9abert bon bielen MiGioz
men dnrt3tete, 1T bas nod fiir9terli9ere
ungliid in Wosfau gefolgt = beB6alb dIein
fiir6terli9er, neil es 10 idb ben gunabolen,
nit prientdlif9er Pra9t in Scene geIebten
Seftli9feiten auf benz SuBe folgte. Inter
ben Stimmen, tpelde berufen iinb, ii8 Of
fentli9 bDren gu laifen, tparen nidt tpenige,
nel9e ben ruiTif9en 8eb0rben einen bret
ten @ornurf baraus mabten, cine 10 GENIAL
tige Meni9enmenge in cine Nrt MauIefaQe
~ein3uiperren, auf einem Selb = nenn au9
nod 10 umfangrei9 3ufqmmen3upferz
9en, bas bur9 einen 9raben um3ingelt mar,
8or NQem aber 9laubt man es nit Der
mirbe zines @olfes ni9t mebr bereinbar,
fi9 an einem ~&rDnungstage nit Sreibier
uno fleinen 8rob@ uno &u9enge16enfen dbz
finben gu lafen. 9ieie patriar4alil9en
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
CLINTON, MISSOURI.

Mr.. a. L. Armstrong, an old
druggist, and a prominent citizen
of this enterprising town, says:
81 sell some forty different kinds
of cough medicines, but have never
in my experience sold so much of
any one article as l have of Bal
lard's HOrehound Syrup, All who
use it say it is the most perfect
remedy for cough, cold, consump-
ton, and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs, they have ever tried"
1t is specific for croop and whoop-
ing cough. 1t will relieve a cough
in one minute. Contains no OPT
ates.
Sold by Kalteyer & Schuchard,
A. Dreiss, F. Kalteyer & Son, and
James Clavin, druggists, San An.
tonic, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

bales. or this amount, Texas con-
tributed l,755,l27 bales, Georgia
l,07S,654, Mississippi $4,000 and
South Carolina 1896.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
SILVER KING SALOON

Cor. Flores and Commerce SITS. Fest side Mill.
tary Plaza. If you want drink of the cele-
brsted g.. 4 B. 1891, Pensylvsnia Rye Wh.skey
OF gallagher, and Bourbon Philadelphia, and
receive polite attention drop in ana see ~
e; FUTILE, the Genial Proprietor Silver
King Saloon, who always Keeps the finest
brands of imported and Domestic Wines,
Liquors and Cigars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

Cheap Mexican labor and rotten
Mexican brick were not what the
people contracted for when they
voted 100000 to build a system
OF sewerage.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
The Auglo-Italian Alliance.

New YORK, March pa special
to the Herald from Rome says: A
profound impression has been
caused here by Baron Blanc's con-
firmation of the fact that a defen-
sive Anglo-Italian alliance exists.
Its conclusion proves great ability
on tho part OF eX-premier CTispi.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT

Also Private Board, at 7O2 E. Cincinnati Ave-,
Cor. Calaveras St., one OF the most desirable
places in the beautiful educational suburb of
West End, San Antonio, Tex. Overlooks two
thirds of the city. Main building thirty-eight
by nfty-siX feet, two stories nigh, and has
galleries above and below, on three sides
VIII take small cash payment and give time
on balance or exchange for other city or
ranch property.
Inquire of owner on the premises, or of
William VIII, at LIGHT office, where picture
and plan of house may be seen.
We also have in charge, for sale or rent,
80 I'm p. DE L. billiard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
A FINE HOME FOR SOMEONE.

New cottage on North street, near
Alamo, large lot full OF fine shrubberv,
stable, etc, only $500. See JOHN 7.
HAMBLEToN & Co, Daily LIGHT Building,
3222t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
A SURE ENOUGH BARGAIN

Forty acres Of land well improved, good
buildings fronting on San Antonio river
a short distance below the city limits For
further particulars call on JOHN L. HAM
BLEToN & Co., Daily LIGHT Building.
3 % 2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
For Sale by All Druggists.
CAFES AND SLASHERS

by OUR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR. |
The Peters Investigation piles
"Ossa upon Pelion." Mr.. Gray
should be summoned to appear
instanter and explain; meanwhile
City Engineer Pancoast should be
put through a vigorous course of
cross examination.
Cheap Mexican labor and rotten
Mexican brick were not what the
people contracted for when they
voted 100000 to build a system
OF sewerage.
AT. least two members of the pre-
sent board of aldermen will be
candidates for mayor at the next
election; how many more, time
only will develop. But while many
are called, only one will be chosen,
and he may not be an ex-alder-
man.
1t is announced that Hon. Alex.
w. Terrell, minister to Turkey, is
en- route home, on brief leave Of
absence. Mr.. Terrell's visit to the
state, just at this juncture, is
somewhat significant. Probably he
will pose as Mr.. Rufe Hardy's
candidate for governor on CIeve-
land.gold-bug ticket.
The point now exciting most in
terest is, does the tying up Of the
sewer fund stop the flow Of Mr..
Gray's pap?
1t looks as if the greater portion
OF the sewer fund was to be eX-
pended in maintaining the en-
cheering department, and paying
fees of lawyers and costs Of litiga-
ton.
In all cases where the condition
Of the patient reaches a grave
crisis, the attendant physician
calls a conference Of experts for
consultation. In this hour of su.
preme travail, where is DR.. Sammy
NJ. Gray?
otis an i'll wind that blows no.
body good" Thel tying up of the
sewer fund will enable some Of oul
local banks to extend the time Of
payment OF loans to over-pressed
debtors.
The mayor and council are not
acting wisely in their determine
ton to tax few feet of ground at
tached to the site OF the First
Baptist church and utilized fol-
parsonage purposes. If hairs ar,
to be split, and discrimination
prevail, let the fact be publicly
announced. II the administration
persists in its declaration to ia,
the Baptist parsonage, a yer.
healthy revenue can be secured b,
following the precedent and pursu
ing like policy toward the othe
sectarian holdings.
The total cotton crop last yea
amounted to 6,lSS,507 commercis
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

At least two members of the pre-
sent board of aldermen will be
candidates for mayor at the next
election; how many more, time
only will develop. But while many
are called, only one will be chosen,
and he may not be an ex-alder-
man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

F. Kalteyer Il Son, C. Camp
bell and J. Clavin, druggists, San
Antonio, Texas, desire us to pub
fish the following extract from a
letter Of Chas, NJ. Gutfeld, of Reed
ley, Fresno Co., CAL, as they han
die the remedy referred to and
want their customers to know
what splendid medicine it is:
cit is with pleasure 1 tell you
that by one days use of Chamber
lain's Cough remedy 1 was relieved
of very severe cold. My head
was completely stopped up and l
could not sleep at night. can
recommend this remedy" A cold
nearly always starts in the head
and afterward extends to the
throat and lungs. By using this
remedy freely as soon as the cold
has been contracted it will cure the
cold at once and prevent it from
extending to the lungs, If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS

Made to order at the lowest prices
in the city, and the best work
guaranteed. Call and examine the
goods and get prices.
THE j. LoBERT TAILORING Co.,
Next to Commerce Street Bridge.
3S 3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

Nobody need have Neuralgia Get DR.. Miles
Pain Pills from druGGlsts- zone cent a dnsss
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-26

bales. Or this amount, Texas con-
tributed l,755,l27 bales, Georgia
l,07S,654, Mississippi $4,000 and
South Carolina 1896.
The captors of the desperadees
who murdered Cashier Frank
Dorsey, a few weeks ago at
Wichita Falls, generously donated
to the widow and children of the
murdered man the reward received
from the state for the capture. In
addition, over 800 banking houses
and banks in Texas, and other
states have contributed amounts
varying from S. to $50 to a fund
for the benefit Of the widow and
fatherless little ones. San An
tonic was represented on the roll
Of honor by the Lockwood Ma
tional bank to the amount OF $40.
1t Was g sole and only contribution
from San Antonio.
In this hour OF travail and tribu.
lation, why not send for Hindry
and secure his views on the situa-
tion as we'll as his construction Of
the terms OF the contract? Byi
the way, did the old man ever
properly explain that note he
fired at the mayor and council?
No confidence is violated in as
serting the belief that the dignity
of the vice-mayor has not yet full
~ recovered from the effects of the
shock it received on that occasion.
The assumption that because the
legislature failed to elect
a United States senator at it's re-
cent sitting, the state will be short Of
its full representation in the upper
house until the governor shall APP
point or the next legislature elect
a successor to Senator Blackburn,
is prevalent, but inexcusable er-
ror. The term of Senator Black
burn does not expire until March
4, 1897, the Limitation Of the present
congress, and he will hold until
then. The next congress assem-
bles on the first Monday in Deem
Der, 1897, but meanwhile a new
will be elected in Ken
lucky, and it is not impossible its
members may prove favorable to
the new election of Senator Black
burn. AS the senate will be con-
vened in extra session Immediately
upon the Inauguration Of the new
administration, in March, 1897, for
the confirmation Of the presidents
for cabinet offices, Gov.
will, in all probability,
appoint a successor to Senator
Blackburn, but the appointee's
tenure will be Of only short dura-
the legislature meets
the following January.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-16
RUPTURE ABSOLUTELY CURED
A Few Facts About DR.. Butterfeld and
His Wonderful Success.

DR.. F. A. Butterfed, the rupture
specialist, using the Fidelity Rupture
Cure, will be at Grant House, Kenosha,
all day and evening Friday of this and
every week, where he will be prepared
to treat all who are afflicted. No cure
no pay. We will say for the Doctor,
however, that he cures all cases of
rupture, no matter of how long stand
ing. He does not wish to sell you a
truss, but will fit one for you and make
you present of it. The Doctor comes
here from Rockford, H., and if YOU de-
sire the opinion of the physicians of
Rockford as to the success of his treat
ment, call upon or write to DR.. L. A.
Clark. DR.. M. D. Keith. Dr. w. B.
Helm, DI. Clinton Helm, DR.. w. Ell.
Fitch, DR.. W. r. Franklin, Dr.. Coy,
DR.. Henry Richings, DR.. D. Lichty,
DR.. G.. W. Rohr. If you doubt the
evidence of all these doctors, write to
or call upon The Peoples Bank, of
Rockford, H., where all patients de-
posted their money until they were,
cured, and the cashier. F. F. Worm
wood, or the president, A. D. Forbes
will inform you that every dollar so de-
posted has been paid him by his pa
TENTS, who speak in the highest praise
of the Fidelity method. Do you re-
quire more evidence? If so, then take
the treatments by the Fidelity method,
which are painless, and if d permanent
cure is not effected, you do not pay one
cent. Note these six facts:
LIST. The cure is made in thirty to
sixty days and is permanent.
I'd. The treatments are given once
each week only.
Sd. Not drop of blood is drawn by
the Fidelity method.
4th. There is no pain by the Fidelity
method.
9Th. There is no loss OF time and
patients can follow their regular
avocations.
9th. You do not pay one cent of
money for anything until you are cured
and tested satisfactorily to yourself.
DR.. Butterfeld is a graduate of one
of the best medical colleges in this
country and has been in active general
practice over seventeen years, but is
here to treat rupture only. DIV