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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-21

they got the buggy TO the top OF the hill.
where they left II ri tbs side of the road
and walked back to the nearest farm
house, leading the horses.
Since the colonel knew nearly every
one in the valley, II followed that they
had only 10 mention their need to OBJ
tain the hospitality and assistance of
the farmer, who lent them an anti
quated carriage and refused to let them
depart until after dinner. Adding the
delays to the time consumed In the care
Jul driving necessary TO the prescrva-
lion of the farmsr's vehicle iD state OF
entirety, it was near the middle VI the
afternoon when they got back to Ire
garthcn, and then Col. Latimer insisted
upon taking his companion up To the
mountain for the remainder of tho day.
Ringhrand offered every reasonable OBJ
jcction he could think OF, knowing that
another visit 20 Hester would immcas-
urably increase the pain of leaving her;
but in the end discretion was swept
away by an overwhelming desire 10 see
and talk with her once more, md he
yielded. They drove past the Ludlows'
and he ran in to tell his hostess that he
would not be home for tea. She saw
the change in him, and detained I'm to
ask II his trouble had disappeared.
"No," he replied, aud she saw the look
of dependency come into his eyes
again; "and that isn't the worst u It;
I'm going to do something that will
make il infinitely harder"
Are you going to see Hester9"
"Yes"
"TIow can that make II harder2'
II can't explain without telling you
all about il, and haven't the courage to
do that now"
pTell me one thing, at least. Has
your trouble anything 70 do with Hes
ter's money!
He shoot, his head. II wish IL were
nothing worse than that. ! haven't
anything, as you, know. but think
could earn living Tor both Of as
"And you won't tell me what 4 is2"
| II cannot"
Then tell her; Hugh, w believe
she hos n right to know
lie looked up quickly. you meat
that she cares for meP'
~ have no right TO say it-she has
told me nothing-,bnt pap't help think
ing that she does. She seemed mn xiou'
and disappointed when you didn't come
home last night
Ringbrand hurried from the house
resolving TO break his engagement with
the colonel at all hazards. but that gen
tleman ealfhly waived his stammerinl
excuses aside and made room for hin
on the seat OF the carriage, safer Nv,
done spoiled your day, a-draggin' yo,
over the country afoot, the very lens
you can do il 20 let me cyar' you hom'
with me, and the mo- especially as 20
cyan't make us q visit"
Ringbrnnd gave up again, for the sin
pie reason that he had no valid oil
lection 10 offer, and half an hour late
lie was sitting on the yeranda of ''rh
Lanrels," deep IN the discussion OF th
race problem with the colonel--a dill
cussion in which the northern point {
view Jared indifferently because III
mind of it's advocate was too busy wit
questions suggested by tho pre-
ence of Hester Latimer. All throug
the argument he was studying her fac
searching therein for the proof or III
contradiction of Mrs. Ludlow's asse
ton. and tormepiing himself by tryin
to imagine what Hester would say III
should tell her vi his Intended depar
ure and the reason fori II.
Il n n
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-21

Denver to Chicago via Kansas City !,
given Via tho Union Pacific and. CA'.
cago \ Alton Railways.
Through Pullman sIeepsrs, Pullman
dining cars and free rscliniss chair
cars leave Denver daily. The Union
acifcis tie great through car iius d
the west. Ask your nearest ticket agent
fof tickets via this line.
Is. L. LosAx,
Gen. Pass. and Ttt. Ast.s
Omaha, neb.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-05-21

II Is because hs hnoxs Of scores II
cases which have bcen bsse(Red BY
Its use: because he kacvs nat n has
a record Of more than svsnty years.
results back Of II. rs. a.ai
You have no right 70 lst your drug
glst advise you against tAh prspara-
ton and induce you 70 try an obscure
medicine. tho vslus Of which 10
doubtful. for the sake OF theft cents
more he may make. Let your tailor.
or your butcher. or your grocer. fool
you II you will. but vhea itlcomes 70
a matter Of health, SW rkof yoa al
for.
All druggists eli sooscs R.aussioA
Two sisss--ss ssnss ana e.s>
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19

for not keeping its right Of way with
in the city limits in good sanitary con-
ditioE.
DR.. Howard is out with the an
nouncement that he is not gutter,
and that he is In the race for county
Judge until the race is ended.
There is little furry over the free
silver movement at Chicago, but there
is not likely to be much detection from
the Democratic ranks on that account,
in so far as can be learned here.
Rev. l.. C. Mathis is assisting at a
protracted meeting at Messy Grove,
German Methodists are holding re,
vival services on the l2-mile ColletO,
and will continue over Sunday.
Petition is circulating Nor The par
don of young Hensley, reeVatly con-
victed of stealing bacon from ~ y,
Card.
Prof. Barnes. of Hiland Home Fev
male college, Ala. is looking over thi4
part of the state for location for. his
school. and Yoakum thinks this Is the
lest place he can find.
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WILSON COUNTY.

Good Rains Reported All over the
County-Floresville's First Bale.
Light Special.
Floresville, July 1S.-Potato plant
ing has engaged the attention of
farmers in the county since the late
rains to the exclusion of all else.
Sutherland Springs concludes to sell
whisky by vote OF "a TO ~.
The telephone connection with this
place is promised today, after which
we are to have communication with
the entire line.
The rains have been general all over
the county. The corn will not be ben
Gifted, but the hay crop will help out
and cotton and vegetables will be a
great crop.
Messrs. Tom and Mac Daniels have
gone south on business trip, looking
for cattle and may extend their jour
ney into old Mexico. 1t is not health
but dollars they are after.
From Stockdale and Marcelena and
other sections of the county come the
reports of good rains, everything fresh
and green and the heart of the farmer
man made glad.
The settlement of the boundary
line between this county and BeXar
is a source of relief to all those living
along the line. There was no fric-
ton over the settlement.
r. E. Baugh is laid up with a
sprained ankle as the result of a jump
from a lumber pile in the attempt to
stop pair of runaway horses.
]. J. Hester, who lives two miles
above town. gets the So premium for
the first bale of Wilson county grown
cotton this season. He brought in
1.636 pounds.
Two cars of grass fed steers went to
Chicago from Pleasanton this week
that pulled the beam at over a thou
sand pounds average.
Some of the finest melons ever Seen
in this market are coming in now. as
to weight they are running from 30 to
80 pounds.
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CALDWELL COUNTY.
Big Rains Have Fallen and Good
Cotton Crop is Assured.

Big Rains Have Fallen and a Good
Cotton Crop is Assured.
Light Special.
Luling, July 1S.-It has been rain
ing more or less nearly every day
since the first week in the month and
big cotton crop is assured. over
three inches of rain have fallen.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage on the 21st of Bruce Martindale
of Martindale, and Miss Stella Storey.
The bride was raised in Lockhart ana
has a host of friends hereabout.
Democrats in this section were sur
prised at the Chicago nominations,
but there is no kick. They will all
get into the middle of the road, and
travel with the band.
Two negroes are held at Lockhart
suspected of firing into the Maxwell
saloon Saturday night and wounding
an old German.
There was a delightful social at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Con-
lev. More than a score of the young
people were present, and time flew
by on mirthful wings.
Protracted meeting will open in the
Methodist church next month and the
choir is already at work practicing for
the nightly services.
Parties for the coast multiply as
the summer advances, and the most
of them are taking the good old way,
by wagon camping as they go and
making one long picnic of the trip.
The report of the city treasurer for
the half year just closed is published
and it shows that the city if not rich
has little cash on hand, the amount
being 1926. -,
The county convict road gang Will
be here on Monday. There is work
enough for them, for every road lead
ing into town needs repairing.
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doned garbage furnace near the
gravel pit.
The recent rains washed more of the
banks off the side of the gravel pit
next to Dakota street, thereby mar
rowing the passage way between
there and the cemetery fence.
The unsightly target houses former
ly used by the Powderhouse Gun club
are still standing.
Key Andrews is now practicing on
the violin and it is said the neighbors
are threatening a peace bond.
A social takes place at the residence
of Mrs. Blank, near East End, tomor-
row night.
The members of the Pine Street
Westminster league will attend the
meeting of the Central League Union
in the Westminster church, on Gar
den street next Friday night.
The Dreiss Hill Ladies' Helping
Hand society did not have any meet
ing this week.
4 literary and musical entertain
ment, in conjunction with an ice
cream festival, will be given at the
Nebraska Street church, near East
End, next Wednesday night.
Mr.. Otto Zirkel and family left yes
terday for a visit to Rockport. They
will spend several weeks at the coast
before returning.
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KARNEs COUNTY.
Cotton Is Opening Lively, But Wet
Weather Prevents Picking.

Cotton Is Opening Lively, But Wet
Weather Prevents Picking.
Light Special.
Runge. July 1S.-The delegation
from this section to the Sutherland
Springs meeting a week ago returned
wiser and wetter than they went.
Joseph Strouhalrs weevil catching
machine acts like charm. One round
of it over a 35-acre tract filled the
receptacle full of the little pests.
Cotton is beginning to come in, but
not lively. There is plenty OF 1t In
sight but the wet weather makes
farmers slow about picking.
The showers which came at inter
walls nearly week finally settled
down into a steady rain and now
there is moisture enough in the ground
for splendid cotton crop,
Beeville reports to this section that
corn is a better crop in many sections
this year than last. The late rams
have made cotton, the fall averaging
between two and three inches.
This wet weather has snmuiated
many of our farmers to plant sweet
potatoes on their old corn fields, and
they will make splendid material for
fattening hogs.
Some improvements are going down
in the Keith gin at Charco, by which
the man who has his cotton ginned
has the seed chuted back into his
wagon through trap door.
The Democrats of this vicinity are
active and a good club of 60 members
was recently formed. The question
is whether to put out a straight coun-
ty ticket or not.
Oklahoma has gone wet at last and
wet down to the bottom, but not until
litter she had. gone dry go days.
Cttton picking VIII begin in earnest
as soon as the settled dry weather
ehAes.
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the rain and their nerves unStrung
by a runaway. cause the young peo-
ple of the hill to remain quiet and
keep indoors. Regardless of this the
boys corner gatherings" have caused
some threats of "hoodlum wagon"
several times near the midnight hour,
by near by residents during the past
week. but as a general thing this
neighborhood has been ON the q. I.
The regular weekly meetings of the
Pine Street Westminster league ana
the blackberry Street Epworth league
took place ON Tuesday and Thursday
evenings respectively.
The cabinet meeting of the Ep-
worth league took place in the church
Friday evening as well as choir prac-
tice.
At this meeting it was decided to
give musical and literary entertain
ment at the church on the night of
Friday, August IA, and arrangements
were begun to that effect.
Rev. w. j. Bassett, presiding elder
of the district, will be present at the
South blackberry Street Methodist
church on the night of Wednesday,
July 20 and administer the sacra-
ment Jointly to the English and Ger
man congregation. The quarterly CON
ference of the English congregation
will also be held at that time and the
officers of the Epworth league Install
ed. A charter for the Epworth
league will be applied for through the
quarterly conference.
Several new chairs have been plac-
ed in the South Pine Street church,
which greatly facilitates the seating
capacity of this place now.
A social evening was spent at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. III. f. No-
drie, on South Pine street, by num-
Der of young people Monday evening.
The choir of the South Pine Street
Presbyterian church practiced last
night under the guidance of Mrs. Luz
Their Barron.
Mr.. ley Smith is now a resident of
the hill. He is stopping with Mr.. ii.
4. Vodrie.
There is tough gang of little boys
in this neighborhood who make a
practice of raising disturbances a.
round the churches during services.
They have been keeping it up for quite
a while and the church authorities
have become tired of it and il they
catch the disturbers will deal severely
with them.
The weeds are so plentiful along
the sidewalks as to make them al
most impossible out here, in some
places.
Grapes are beginning to ripen now
and Dreiss Hill can claim about as
many fine arbors of them as any city
suburb. Among them are those of w.
L. Schumacher and HI. s. Keller, or
Dakota street, Anton Gloeckner, on
South blackberry street, and V. e.
Vaughn, on South Olive street.
The children are making depreda-
tons on the shrubbery in the yard of
the unoccopied residence formerly
owned by Mr.. f. A. Piper, at SIG Da-
kota street.
Mr.. Ward has moved into the house
at 225 South Pine street.
vandals have stolen the greater
part of the wood work on the aDan-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned has established a
wholesale and retail building mate
rial business ON his own account and
solicits the patronage of his friends
and the general public. Satisfactory
prices as well as treatment shall be
my motto. For the present all orders
will be filed direct from my ware
houses and yards, No. 102 Goliaaor
Peach streets. Telephone "a
7-14-6t HENRY
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and helping to swell the crowd and
add to the fun.
Duval county was not passed by in
the general rain distribution and the
whole county was unusually well
soaked. n
Frank b., Oldest son of the late Con-
gresham CRANE, has been admitted
to the bar in Refugio. He will make
a great lawyer if he is like his father.
julius Henry, in cleaning up his
premises lately, found an old silver
spoon engraved, ''Cusimir House" 1t
takes one way back to the old hotel
and the old town of that time, long
since wiped out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
DOWN BY THE GULF.
Corpus is Well Filled With Summer
Pleasure Seekers.

Corpus is Well Filled With Summer
Pleasure Seekers.
Light Special.
Corpus Christi, July 1S.-The Cen
trail Wharf bathing ground is well
patronized these moonlight nights, and
the beach is sandy and smoothe.
Quite a party went down TO Rock
port from here on the slOop Trudie to
witness the yacht races. The sport
was fine.
Miss Ella Peoples, Of Waco, who
has been confined to her room with a
severe illness is on the road to re-
coYery.
Cards and other games made the
evening party given by Charles Golli-
har on Tuesday pass very rapidly and
pleasantly.
Bicycling on the sandy or shell
stretches these moonlight nights is
9. y. y = E; E: :: {:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
DRESS HILL VICINITY.

Church Notes and Other News of the
Week.
Matters have been rather quiet on
the hill during the past week, both so
cial and general, probably because of
the threatening weather, but even this
is an unusual occurrence for this part
of the city, the weather scarcely ever
preventing a social function of any
kind especially a church benefit ice
cream festival, for which this hill is
noted, as widely as San Pedro
Springs Is for Chsistian conventions.
I,sSSo' <anebe remembrances of last
!. hlrsioD to the Salado,
5Qr vas dam gpsI2s: y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
/ ATTENTION -
Contractors, Carpenters ~ cons1n
ers of lumber. Get pricey from Wmy
Cameron & Co. before buying.
NOTICE.

The Greenville Construction Co..
furnishes all tools. for their men and,
have none for sale. Our tools are
branded and stamped G. G. G., and
any one buying them does so knowing
them to be stolen.-
7-15-1m w. j. IRWIN, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
Church Entertainment.

For the benefit OF the German
Lutheran Emmanuel church on
Thursday evening the % inst, at
the hall corner Center and Newton
streets. There will be magic lanten
calcium light views-A Voyage
on the Rhine from Cologne TO
Constant, consisting OF l25 scenes
with "Rock OF Ages" IS finale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19

blood. That is Natures way OF curing
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
DEWITT COUNTY.
REVEALS in Progress--Female College
Location.

Light Special.
Cuero, July 1S.-SOwing cane, plant
ing potatoes and making gardens is
all the rage with the farmers since
the rain. The prospects for all Of
these is excellent
The outlook for cotton is most fiat
tering since the late rains, but worms
are reported in some fields.
The city council at its last session
seemed Inclined TO round up the SAP
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19

The man who went to the coun-
try for "rest and change" says that
the walters got the most OF his
change, and the landlord the rest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
FOR SALE,

5000 old pewspa pers, g
whole, low rates. Apply at
flee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
ATTENTION.

Contractors, Carpenters and Consum-
ers of lumber. Get prices from Wm-
Cameron & Co. before buying.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-19
THE SUNDAY LIGHT
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1896.
The advantage of

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the same advantage
over disease. The
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When they are sick,
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them. Natures law
is the guide for cur
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There is no way but
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the doctors call many
different disc a s e s
Nature cures in one
way by neurishing
the whole body with
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-18
C0L0RED FOLKS H0ME.I
An Interesting Meeting to Be Held at
the A. M. T.. Church.

An Interesting Meeting to Be Held at
the A. M. f. Church.
OAKLAND, CAL, May 17.-There will
be a mass-meeting next Tuesday evening,
May 10, at Bethel A. NJ. E. Church, Pow
ell street, between Jackson and Pacific
San Francisco, under the auspices of the
Old Peoples Home Association, which is
composed entirely of colored ladies, who
are striving to build home for the aged
and infrm of their race. The cause is a
worthy one, and the meeting should be an
overflow. The ladies have, by untiring
persistency. succeeded in accumulating al
most money enough to erect on their
Beulah site, which was donated by Mr.
Montgomery, the Salvation ph ilanthTopist,
the m uch-needed building.
The meeting will be addressed by Mrs
DR.. kellogg Lane of San Francisco and
Mrs. Alice Y. Stocker OF Oakland. Thomas
Pearson, THE Mascot" will, with his
usual fervor of earnestness, give full de-
tail of the workings of the association
since its inception; also the amount of
money collected and expended. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-18

sprinkled streets can be found in the town
to-day, nor will any such be found during
the whole of next week.
Haywards has declared a general holt
day for several days in honor of the
numerous delegates to the Grand Council
Y. NJ. l., which will convene here on Mon
day. The streets are gay with bunting
and flags. the stores are decorated and
flagstaffs are bending from the breeze as
they hold out the National colors. In the
center of the town is the arch of welcome,
pretty structure covered with floral and
patriotic decorations.
Everywhere is life. The children are
looking forward to the event with that
expectancy that renders them too excita-
BILE to be any longer obedient, and their
elders are anxious that the town shall be
seen to the very best advantage. All are
busy, and the sound of hammers as the
final touches are given to decorations can
be heard all over the land. The young
ladies will attack the church tomorrow
evening and will use flowers and ferns in
such an artistic fashion that the house of
God will look as 1t never looked before.
The arch is between Main and Castro
on b street, and will be the first thing to
catch the eye of the visitors as they alight