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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-07-31

The causes that resulted 10 tho
third she has known for q long time
Nov York Truth.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-07-31

A watch which is in good running
order in one years time ticks 157, $780,
600 ticks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20

Our SOLID OAK, Highly Polished
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20

Rep. Rycroft, in speaking of the en-
ployes of the Survey Department, want
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20

had been lost. and obtaining new one
at each place. This could be easily
done by swearing that his certificate
had been lost and paying % cents for
a new one In such manner he would
be able to cover up his tracks.
Minister Smith thought that the en-
forcement of some of the details of the
law should be left to the regulations
of the Minister of the Interior.
Thumb Mark TO Identity.
Rep. Rycroft spoke in favor of the
thumb mark or stamp as mode of
Identification.
Facetous Representative Gin a stage
whisper)-Suppose it got cut OF in
buzz saw?
Rep. Robertson said that the dupli-
cate should bear the same number as
the original certificate. 1t would not do
to have new numbers.
Minister Cooper moved TO amend by
inserting after duplicate the words
"and shall have the number Of the
original certificate endorsed thereon"
Carried.
Minister Smith moved 10 amend that
the sworn statement of the loss Of
certificate be in writing.
Rep. Winston was sure that the offici-
ais would be unable TO distinguish be
tween the handwriting of two China
men or two japanese.
Moved for the passage of the bill.
Brighter After Luncheon.
Rep. Hanuna said that the House had
considered the Registration Act long
enough. The members were not as
bright as when they first started in at
10 O'Clock. He thought that if adjourn
ment were taken for little while they
would be brighter.
AT noon the House adjourned until
/ 30
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20
Twenty-second Day.
WEDNESDAY, March IS

The principal business of the Senate
at present is being done in the commit
tees
After the usual opening exercises the
secretary read communication from
the House announcing that the Senate
amendments to House Bill No. / had
been accepted.
The Judiciary Committee presented
favorable report on House Bill No.
8, relating to the custody and preserva-
ton of the records of the District
courts
Senator Holstein presented his bill
amending section II of Act s, relating
TO contested elections. The bill went to
the Printing Committee.
The great seal was taken I'D. Further
criticism being passed on different
points in the seal, the matter was refer
red to the Miscellaneous committee.
House Bill No. 5, with the report of
the committee. was taken up. passed
the second reading and made the spe-
cial order for Tuesday.
Adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20
The sale of Foreign Goods.

The sale of Foreign Goods.
He read an amendment to the law
governing sale of foreign products on
the islands. This provides that this
shall not be construed to include news
papers. Stalls, however, erected for
the sale of such newspapers could not
be allowed.
Passed first reading. Passed second
by title. Referred to Judiciary commit
tee.
Adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20
House of Representatives.

Rep. Robertson reported for the
Military Committee on House Bill No.
as follows:
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md u
@ snSS s on ,os.n and b. q IN
Fo tnms
Rattulsn REFERENCES:
..sn M + aool:.1 sal ana ofss
L. Fzuch
W..
d e. snrnTs, AspA he sept ssat Insaae ASisn Iosa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20

contemplating
a foOtra do Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20

There is plenty of room in them for
some of your own things, and you can
rest assured if the little ones have one
their things will not be laying around
all over the house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-20
Parlor Tables
$500

Solid Oak, and Handsomely polished.
They are perfect BEAUTIES.
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TIE WEN AT AUSTIN.


Np'l M i'NAs' 1Hnc N'-'Siaff Core
Sp'"HeN'e.'- 20 hesi evidence 80 tar gwen
~ 'h' ""ah'h''& OF me an'i'adm nis'ra-
Non laYoHt - 80 recent attempt to re
F'tr tnr p'i@s hS' .s7ue and re'niinm
~" nn4mpsi'y Of me Sporty elem- M
against Governor cuibcrs,n by injecting
INTO 'ue cimp1isn hollow roar over tAe
''r PiIh 'N-"oNernpr Hosg for assist
TX nc attorney general IA hsh'7s
vested fsfh' Hipat- ard his sahNy
az Npr'n TeNas legal hsh;s - tho courts.
ans one II whom received moro than
"aT PAID By the Staie for outsld, legal
ialen
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by DR.. c. y. Thompson, Southern Pacific
physician. hotwccn IL and II O'Clock this
morning with his head badly cut and ski,l
slightly fractured. There are two stpr.~,s
as to how the negro aot hurt. one is
that he WAS stealing a ride on what is
known as rods under a box ear, an fall
INK off as the train entered this uity.
was struck IN the head by the brake
beam The other Is that one OF the brake.
men struck him on he head with chunk
OF wood The accident occurred Wit.in
my yards OF The Southern Pacific paa-
scugcr depot The Injuries are no, re-.
gaidcd as dangerous
Thc excursion train from kirbyvilc and
Eeaumon. for the bench, of the Jeff Day 9
rifles today carried between 800 and iol
people to Sabine Pass AT the Pass the
cNairsionas were aiken bu, to the jotties
and enjoyed ride ON the gulf.
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roINrs AnouH rEorLE.


pr. Jameson donics tho report that he is
goins 10 marry a pocrcss.
Mr. Sexicn says Ireland Is ovor.Hxcd FOR
IL = RAJ purposes by II ne m lions.
| Tie young king Of Swaziland last w.eh
sh9i aN IF his, s,ryan.s for rifle prnc,iee
Arothor prod a. Paula Salt. l,llleh
plal ste Of :. viii shortly make nor lehtt
IN London,
Sia3 ing at Madrid, has recovered from h !,
nnlsp siticn
NJ ~ + stated that the emperor of Germany
hts Just presented bust OF himself. exc
~ Nr.hN' - pr. joachim
Key, Herbert Pole of Yarmouth f,s re-
isiH nis connection with The Unitarian
~ IN WIN Y cw to enter ,he NJ nstry
OF me Church Of England
l'esidcs Herr Lichnechi. he German So
Gih'lsi yariy have scioctod ii,rr Eohei and
,l,il riAg"r - represent tncm al The
, ~ y. h'on,.ns Internal pnai Workers con
VIZ Tor yeaezlcla last March nave re-
.rlnad. They d.l nc. End tIa rolI u;,'ss
" hl0nkeN and two parrots
'.sh1p VIZ nm Lawrence. who has boen
Wiz TO serve ~ marshal OF the liar-
~ a,Fhnl on coumcncement day. June
L., VIZ hr me fife Clergyman who has
"a" mat honor fer many years
>, Al Tho tire If its great nop,.iarltv nri.I,
iomcroY's pemocrnf clrnrd IL r,Spri.io,
li g., much rs Sl6a, a day. Tho Demo, RAGS
ito La '' rros waS sr event Of 'e day at
,.,ueen Nictori's dissenting herself from
, rssrn ,anl every, year a, Easter Ia, I'D
apIfnchmcn g believe that She is secretly
II necessary 10 disprove This.
soma Ion 3., H. hfeh.ld Includes in his per
iHh4 a. &c 9 s,r 10 Louls *. = h' "r
VI make ono on me- your majesty
not Il subject"
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HEARD HIS FUNERAL I'D
The Idiosyncrasy Of . an "
Riuliyei at P0rlsal''@

The Idiosyncrasy Of an ~
Cincinnati, Jun, a-lh' -
spoc al from Portsmouth, i
The 1nnrral of a living n.a u
Lorenzo DOW McKinnsy, q s,, ", 4
l lwen' w. miles ~ra rom here, tes y,
s SCI" ",,, d. 10, Of Gods irst s. g:
tiie s ,o..ests of oaks. camp vi
R t. Forest Evans c1 s,u' Il
men maa'eS ,.or snss DOW As y ~
man ma, ~ IN IN The shape o. ~
!. a1g'a.r55read. lsa 's,os,'siy iprs,s
' sg,gss' a ~, cght senerab,lss, "a ~
uniform. 'fhcy n n1sy,r hy Rs
yrnih. After the pray ss,i,h ia
"a i5,ost rang cul Wy sftsr ".
' w - IKE and BYE. s s,s' I'll
, M, d i Is now o. >, " he ~
~, the conclusion , 2, 10 !. "
Won N Washed in the ,lBS,t S1 "
was sung. then, " srIrr leave /.
maticn tiled by. tsnp,s hin D Y
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PENSIONS TO TEXANS.

Pensions have hron granted to citizens
OF Texas as follows:
Issue Of June T. 1896. Original AnIrca
loluson. risiorn FnNn,te county, VIM
lam tinsrhcn. Nncordoches. Nacue .iocLas
county. Mexican war widow Blnso Carr,
IHrrlc. Webb county.
Issue OF June :, 1876 --crignai--Jamps NJ
Alnin Rr1ckeiivils. Kinney county.
T.sGe II lunc q. 1876 orisinal Fmnk
Lsake. Pittsburgh. Colorado count
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------
MR. eREllVls
, f0a Of Aa.t',,', |
Ny y',' ias
A MILLION DOLLAR. ,Iu.|
'a, ming Down a,A.,.. /
Louis Nisk.s,A, s,' ~ NJ
Tea. VIA. , s.',s'.

ST. 1o,,.
c,,r ~. LOWS June i,.-n
TAO H..aoralnary dsvsooc.,, -,
ah, Nas oe'wen the m, s y. Y
''ack and ,ans." II n !. ING
~, that Ets,.,
| W., s son oil Mrs. liel,y en-, =,
"'s decided to run n, ~, y.
OF the Lone Star a., w 'm s.s
Mr.. Greco wv s'a'e,
* n o.a, sS'' VINO weisAs IA v
~ F." sooa man, Is al,o 49,, e
Texas Midland -. s''V FsIxz1
ieli. Texas ~. sau' ana rsss,sI
,.,. 1'' Ahe road il pas,,,,
ny has mother. who has
Interests in the STAR ~. nay
"'"iicial agent there
w hen President lisui.,D u
uocro,. vi 'he STATE }, d
i''s'oos 10 profitable re,.,si
among them the collso,...., ~
ton. the wb,,os ~. ''''''alp
MN. ,..,,, s "'oAe away i.aI
'' 'cpuo.'can organisa.p, j
a separate faction. Til.
as the ',ilv wh,,.,', N 0Na
nnt as,,.s'' ""'eS' Decags
lSc,ia ,'p S wan negroes. n, 7
a ~ , "n, p ,,.'l me back mi Y
ihe III, sv.u y. 10 associate Is }
in s,rs,r,i Whlss have sltsI
rnfion ~, ",su when they n
conI t,n, D NV. Louis tbs TIM y
in. dafna n's finance 10 be S,s7
coni,s, s",es was E1wsfl AZ
c0mmit,es '' ,,. taken before IL +
we're seai,d " ",u, lfs lsgu.c ,
out. anu ''ie "iuy aA4s:l
A nnr,, ,,..,
Green's son va, vi ~ sot The H,i n
was very , w. m,eel, who SAD
tina he was $3.50 ~, ana deelNA
he would vo,o 'E Tna ~ eouh h I
anu sc,a,rd ~ io' . MCKINLEY. III
Mark Hanna n , meuil ssl u
troubles, if Il ,o ~ t"h,m be hal
the money ha ' ao,', an The III
gram WAS SEM ,o o" ~. scraps .
IN which the yo',nn a's. G'tsa y |
tcFly of his ,re,,,nssr man eonsz3
IT then deyeIor..a ea H. /,
one other amhl,,ovr, 'nat Afs u
ton of money 'rh.,, ,< y. 4 nm
her son make = ~. ,r, : 'ne dlssl
wufli. In tho ia :, "s'1 70 ~
thai young Grosu oss ~. !, mas ~
Whore down in T,v was q sss
APPRENTICESHIP u'a s~s al, bai ~
carrying ont Of va" air. oniy lncs,a1
for his advarc mrs ~, .feas ri
arena "'''s'''o'i' u n |
he is a clever and ,,,.,
fri nus ra, dlv anas , nh. nay Y
personal encr'es ''i ia .i y ~
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An ApUAriNT.


r,, ,r,n,, u,vo .ra co., ,,,.
,, '""i' ""'" "'' '"e ''s"'.
inc bayou lalpch oo2iy ana muddil,
at his feet. lie had slcpt for hours. an,
b, av,s, with fayar n sluy,ish h,ad o,,.
| -. ~ " "'''
| /" hihS paihs III MS iihos' re sat III !usi
! grass. where ants and winged insect,
| craw.cd. and ahou, hiin sauy and ds,n.,f
,r,.,i -, ,,,,,,,., me-,
" i.oNN Vi vicious mo V"l'ooS'
| Near HIM !ay IN, WHISKY Do,tle he hac
| lrnn,,. netorc nc dent.
tie al lose TO h.S itel anu WAS lmpe.ieu
~" n,,,. we 80 W MAJ, ~ ,r
lausru comes.
"a, tramp lace was scaden with drlnN
-o9s ol nope anu the marx OF the nVasD
lie iiilase Vi any ,n,ns srons, manly, oi
W. ,l,,nl w,lia , roNs',mtn. .,ns,re ,rr
.si,nr aiink. At mae moment ne wui.d
naN, ned. stolen on nessea money To my
| wh.sky. lie tel! tne ,.unprous. iniplra-
lvc. aeafity thirs,, c.utch hm that mad 50
ott.n s,i.nd nm and m.rird nm A r.,.n
lower down the dusceni to Avernus. lie
stoud cloudy conlecturfn. IN his wavot-
me mi,I wnit ny nan a, ,nf,,mv vhn,
lin nne.ies of sl,nuel"ss ,mn,,,,,'hc" nv
mani nrn,.tlce IN order To- s,,,stv his
hearts desire.
n i,, - s'u nora'' ms sHsN .li' hihns
nus Waery Dv, Ds r ms sneTSon rn n s, ana
nia ~ glance about him
IN the distance the hum Of the town
could ne heard as The evening noises stole
upon we hreo%e; Above him tall mag
great white flower cream ,ii.ted, and
breathing a subduine sweetness, hung low
sunssS tinted grove and the violet beau.
tics of the dlmin.d yla,lcs. There was "A
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SOME rO>TsCRlPTS.


,......A., ,.,..,., ,,. , -
-, u 80 ga. ~ 1851 "'' 'ie
-" .' Us lawn iI'"s'Vh anu 'lnpcns
" N''-N'
'''- t''' "'''s s'o'e' e"eu sax OF
49, 800, ..
~ So" '9' S',iN' '''sNSiH'"'' 10 MAKE
Ne "'.i j. 'Hat nis copper INNS over
ASK "r'S.e 'nt gay one ASKED Bessie
p. .a",, - the elerk' rs the thing
w Ho',i w. .,,
A"'st ,ae lno>pnsa...e ana soda We sell
M upr you 80,
"'W n.'. Saig nrlsht BESSIE ana
A"4 Ii 'e el5.s og' '"er raf''e' and ''n"'i-
sir,S hen they lew
MoAitatfA ElaFhei Besse and sue.
roo mo, r... s.,o,, - v,,.
y" nv" W'i'' mo saloon on Main
street Yesterday AMI bra cd up solemly
20 The bar one was an Oh man with
s-.v wb,sker- The o,ssr was Ions
-aakl youth. evidently his son. Both Were
,,...,s,, ..,,,,..,,.-,, l...,.,,,.,a, ~.
''''''''ie u a. ''e Sile"-
&C.. ~ 'ne sa'"'N
wouid nav. '''' wy
rr+. Old MAO, h.a,.i ,,..,..,... H., , -,
sand hoarsrN AM mrs,'.r{ ,,iI pa' Nv
se-. mi.isr no ana I,sp ~, go ,n''I
OF tomattors ana green corn fer nine'an,,
.sercd ,vs ~, ia S.u Mo'ta'i a. NOME
li,artor f.r M ,,.,,'l, ~, 49,, ",''s 81 d
tnree twettv.itya aNeag '''e ;t'i, lev Is
~ ma ~, Dig StFihe they most al
ncve- yyss ,lr,pnls " ,y, - no at,u hew
drunk afd So. bow W 80 NY, w. gu
r,r.-,,. am. t,, ~. ''S' ne i"eii' ;
..>,,r - ~ iii a.,
"Wharn YOU INV S"'u 'n' bartender
against M bar nn 10, ,b @iI na5 a dna s,9oa
IN, .,,., ~ Ky d. aHHeu tn' old man
Don, fer, Ike .i sain tae aoh' ,..
cay AZ
.nn.,,, Ca, , So.
no Feel Ike i' the q d lev Feel sick. en-
- ,.,r h,'ad ,,,,v,tn
wobbn. ' YER S a IS ssa M Nntss kind 'r
On a ,ta '"M 'n = Yer stummiek er grpin.
~, IA , Ter ir'' IKE yer nad swallowed
Yes iaI en- DON, e'r'fr yo or Ni,tensa ,
nome n,aii., WAR We cenl!i lie down in Their
"Yes SOM, III. ,,or, + ,
Of goin'bark on YER ma Doos ,.o ro, III
real hado'
,'ai ~ tner dcvil. dad.
20 H. hor,,n'la, .9o,,. saln 'ne ola man
us about the fun IN seffin' dr,ni. w.
n soin' HON" IN nevor eoin 10 do if |
,ho r"'lor neV the blind s'aSgers
Than ter ~ Ir,,is n0''' an 10 onrt,
let- hunt The Vaughn O''''' ("
ECHOES
The preacher said in solemn tones. with
grave aud gloomy air.
NV broi hreu. when We die wen all
Hrooecd tp 60 eorrwhore'
And echo answered t\yhnr,ou
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offensive to sight, taste and smell. Now
It Is Supplying the fncs: ar;esian water
for all needed uscs--ani 20 run all night
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Greece IS ABOUT 10 interfere ir ;hc
troubles In Crete. G-cccc has hcen too
smooth for the Turks on more than one
occasion heretofore
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"A lotion, which Menschikon
himself offered to the c1arina,
aiSer having ;akon 1t from one
of her Womcn-in-waiting, an
liza ian.Mme. Gamma. tn charlna
complained tina; { TASTED too
bitter and only drank three
iourths OF the cup. winch she
handed back 10 Nine. Gamma.
The latter, surprised at the
statements. considering that
there was no hitter ingredi-
en, there, drank the re-
maindcr.
The empress died. aud Nine.
Gamma would have also d.cd but
Tor her husband. an Italian Ike
herself ana a sk,lliul chemist.
Catherine I, 'gncd only two
wears With aer commenced
the era OF favoritcs but Mem
schikom d.d rot ocu,ipy the posi-
ton long a'lcr her death.
Catherine | lcf, IA rseudo-will.
the authorship, or rather mere
pgnning Of which has rcma med
a matter of conjecture ur to the
pre- Vn, lny. inasmuch as she
herself cou,d neither read nor
write. /, was not IN the hand
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All this talk about the pic counter :
very FAR fetched and equally irs.nccr>.
lie is a mighty roof kind .: Amer nan GU
zen Who dccsn; IKE Pc ard apprcciNis
toe ability TO have II when he y hungry
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PROBABILITIES

Wash nsfon, june u. For Eastern
IcNas- Ihr nton.ng welther: probably
ltfie rain. workable winds,
Internationally fa.y; southwesterly
winds.
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ABOUT NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

IN LONDON as - 80 ~ .Anl--.'a'
! ABOUT NATIONAL CONVENTIONS
,-hscas, S.vs
rnr s,.,, >,,io,a, c,r,-o,,,on. hsis ,r
~. ..
IDS tV1Ae'! e't's '"~' sN"'> a.
anarS-ro mention : made 70 them
! the constitution. Sirce $50 thcy nave been
! Ss,.len Is AZ var IS ;i..iss-y do4t.e
,.vos ' A.. ,srr.to:gal ielcsase> d eersst.s
j '"N '-S'"' -. A.es' = ''''
'Nr '.' 'NV -~''s
sionai 1iSiget 10 ne Hiecisa by cenN T.
,.on 20 fsl4i district. ns' ;ne fauy or No-e
del aato> al axe c,Herai.y nssutnt .rs
l.ai d. tae state ift5 sutton
only N-Nin rl-.-r. t4ars rset thn ".
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rus.iisin IS not an sach state ~ de-
cadence IN some parts ~ the nvrla -
many people suppose. Colonel Robert Fitx-
simmons IS doing almost as n'uch talking
IN London as hs dll IA America
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HEAD RAi1l y Gun

,'~'l' ,on'' Texas, June % A negro 81.
Ys NE name of Alex wrish, ana h,,, n.s,
from Lake Charles. La. was i hra, ma,',s
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norsroN. MoNnAN. irNE :.
TIE NEWS rRaM ct.nA.


'"9 .'F''eH' i'''in '''s' ''sn fA' i.'r
Al - NH''F N'a''f u" 800" s.'s iA tN-
rh s-,,e---,..,,
H. as General 81. d.. -....--.,s ., ,.,.4
ssia 3D., spsi,ia.Is are g-als4 70 r-a :.
Arr.-Ir-, -,-..-...-t.- ,- ..-f,a-- Is ,-....
,.
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PRESIDENT DENIES :,

-oma july and Sam sam NPsnsa
~ ''' fcf the pe'." ~. or.:ss|
denied applications .,, ~ npi,a Z
cas : of Mao'na Jaly :. aars,as)
sampssn. sentenced IN, IN u re1
hanged July / and 'p ~ hi, ~
r,r criminal assault ,,l.n c IL \. 4.
mon y iqe +. q compslIlls,sa a add z
"a, ,,',-aysi!ns clrcunssispro y |
a S n Il ii-e lnlcr.s' oGI,l,5 s :. n
a ALE a '.rv enSposcd 10 70 y; 70 isls !
enc, with the ,Ny1
tuls case. Iuly's crime. .~c.i1
~ ~ MS a mosl VI can "a
o 6ags and he says, xith 40 sa y.
9Th 9Th such ssn'e,ng,Sh MOS liyM
", " he safety o. o., , nv, and III
Ike Indi,nn. o' Tst po,.sihle pF'''
a I La 80 s snd'i murdersrs. : .,,,sa
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The record Of The Houston hisahall team
away from home is another eyiien OF
the fact that there Is no rlire in the state
Ike Houston for successful business.
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English advioes say that Italy is on the
verge of revolution. Italy has no advan-
taee over this great and glorious republic
IN lhht diIeciion.
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., ryrLANp GONE ,ss',s'

,yo,.i,ins,on, June .,,,r,t.ls VT
,,n m'@ md ,sccrcIary c.' ~ d, Y
' nnn,,, 4 . O'Clock '0nis s,s, :, Dr.
l sl, n,,,,c rive river. Ia o., vcsr.hls
To- 10y b. absent fOr, anger ,wS 20: NJ
The trp may g hScsapsas,a ,ss ~ /
n the o wa,gs Il the pas. Ie X. p,a !
e. cir. qri6tI hot, AM. ana 70 i.srs Y b
nn,'snnently for 90, ms 4 ~
G %ennS oa +, duties, !,
The wife Of Gs .,,'Ssa is e. !.
tie home In ~ a seven seven nv: - n
p !, ,ro water sap, ,1 ana az. q
and and s a nav wriie more
week IN town.
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The results Of the st. Louis convention
ara not without their consolatory niiu-os,
II WI be observed that the Eradley with
drawnl rnmor and the pla,t conn iance
bulletins have entirely disappeared from
the scene.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

Yellow Jack. ,he greatest AIhusfcr on
record IS landing ammunition In cuba
d1ily no~ for tho Insurgents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-22

oli Marshal Camuos saw TN. hant,,.,,
ine on the wall and WAS glad 20 eet r.a
OF his authority and on, Of cuba AVA.
n''nl D'li' d'snot and slave dryor wh1
succeeded him has been unable to So
e"F'HinS ID has hnsfeued lho loss OF tA-
VHoon al the Antilles 10 SPAIN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-30
AN OLD SOLDIERS RECoMMEN
DATIoN.

In the late war was a soldier
in the First Maryland volunteers,
company G. During my term of
service 1 contracted chronic diar-
rh9a. Since then / have used a
great amount of medicine, but
when l found any that would give
me relief it would injure my
stomach, until Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Rem
edy was brought to my notice. 1
used it and will say it is the only
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l take pleasure in recommending
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Campbell and James Clavin, drug
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-30
His Cash Was Low.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 30.-Gus.
Carolsfeld, a waiter at Schreiber's
hotel, Allegheny, was found dead
in bed Saturday and is supposed
to have committed suicide. He
left a letter written in French, ad-
dressed to Countess Marguerite
Hossenwelt, wife Of the French
ambassador at st. Petersburg, but
nothing was learned from it..
George Mertz, for whom he worked
in the city recently, said that
Carolsfeld used choloroform for
insomnia, that he came from
Berne, Germany; was wealthy, but
lost his fortune in law suits, was
master Of six languages and had
been in the United States eight
years. He was buried by the
county authorities. He had but
81 cents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-30

q buzz saw as to sail into q news
paper.
Mr.. Craig challenged criticism
and comment by the statements
made in his sensational sermon
No l, and the LIGHT, (though zone
of the smaller pspersD had right
to discuss that sermon and to
quote the comments OF other
papers on it. Mr.. Craig needs a
thicker cuticle il he means to
preach sensational sermons.
II the novel Of the Luling
doctor was debarred from the
mail, how did Mr.. Craig's first
sensational sermon in the Express
escape the lynx eyed officials, is
the conundrum for solution.
II portions of that sermon were
not salicious, then the word needs
q new definition. There were por.
tions Of it, which would not have
been tolerated in a private parlor,
among genteel girls, and the pull
pit ought to be more sacred than
a private parlor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-30
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-30
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