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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
FREIGHT CAN COME.

DR.. d. Berrey, county quarantine Of
ficer, yesterday afternoon notified the
freight department of the various rail-
ways entering San Antonio that the
freight quarantine between Galveston
and Houston and San Antonio had
been raised and freight could come
through. The passenger quarantine
will be maintained for a few, days
longer, however.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
YELLOW JACK KILLED.

Cascarets, Candy Cathartic kills yell
low jack wherever they find him. No
one who takes Cascarets regularly and
systematically is in danger from the
dreadful { sease. Cascarets kill yell
low fever germs in the bowels and pre-
system and kill all contagious disease
soc. all druggists. got
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
BUCKLIN's ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by +. Kaiteyer & Son.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16

The fire department was summoned
to the Standard theatre on Lerado
street last night by some one who saw
the insulated electric wires burning
and turned in the alarm instead Of
sending for an electrician. No dam
age was done. .rrC
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
UNKNOWN OWNERS

UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
:34, lots 3, % and "a, city block
2O9l ........ ..........-.,. "a
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
ESQ., lots II to IS, 29 and 80,
city block 1916 ...... ........ 8 IL
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
642, lot 4, city block POSI- ....... 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
SCI, lot b. city block 1S47...... 2 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
562, lot IA, city block 1S47.,.. 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
563, lot 9, Scity block 26O1 ...... 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
s64. lot 1, city block 1897. 16
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
E55, lot /, city block 1921 .... 4 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
te6, lot 2, city block 1921 -. 437
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
Eb7, lot 3, city block 1921 49, 437
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
E6S, lot 4, city block 1921 80. 4S7
UNKNOWN OWNER, No.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
BACK TAXES

ADAMS, Flora, K, lot IS, city
block 92l, year 1895 ..... 10 rs
ALBRIGHT, Chas. F., and Car
Oline, Improvements on lots 3
and 4, city block 1886, year 1895 so
ALLEN, L. W., Y of lots Is
and IA, city block 574, years
1886 to 1895 .................. 10 "A
BARTOLINE, Baptiste, part of
lots 8 and 4, city block 1872,
years 1894 and 1895 ........... 50
BRIGGS, T. NJ, lots Is to 16,
city block 1853, year 1894 ...... 45
DE WITT, Bart. j., lot s, city
block 1858, years 1894 and 1895 Is
DIEHL, d. B., part of lot 8,
city block 1892, years 1891 to- e.. o..
1873 .'..... ............ ....... ~
EROS, Stefan, lots 8, 6, Z, Is, IA
and Is, city block 1855, years
1898 and 1894 ........ ......... 8 IS
FINEY, H, lot IS, city block
1920, year 1895 ............ 49,. 8 16
FRANKLIN, Thos. H, lot 13,
city block $50, year 1895 ...... 10 IS
GERMAN NJ. E. CHURCH, lot
2, Montana street, year 1885,. so
GEYER, Herman r., improve
ments on lot 9, city block S54,
year 1898 .......... ............ w
& STRIBLING,
Let 5, city block 2247, years 1892
70 1895 ......... ........ %
HORTON, Austin, lot 4, city
block 1910, years 1892 to 1895. OF
KNOX, Miss Annie, lot 81, city
block 2125, years 1892 to 1895 E. 4 80
KURKA, Est. of Edw., improve
ments on lot 10, city block
6g7, year 1895 ................. 20 80
LANGHOLZ, Est. of Chas., lot
1, city block 1867, year 1895 .... IA 05
LEAL, Juan, No. 2, lots and
8, city block S92, year 1885,. 4 AZ
LEE, Geo. W., n u of lot 26,
city block 2SO ................ II "a
LEWIS, Mrs. NJ. F., lot, city
block 412; lot, city block
4S1; lots, city block 1851;
lots, city block 4S1; lot,
city block 1861: lot, city block
100; lots, city block 1850;
lot, city block 1850; lot, city
block 1850; lots i to z, city
block 2556; lots to IL, city
block 2556; lots to II, city
block 1853; lots ! to s, city
block 1858; lot 16, city block
1868; lots 1 to 16, city block
a5s7; lots to s, and II to 16,
city block 1858; lots to q,
city block 1854; acres, tract,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16

city block 25s5, years 1892
1Ss3-1Ss4 -. ......... -. 2718 4s
LOBERT, j., / lot, city block
Ills, year 1895 ................ ga
lots !, and 3, and W part of
lot s, city block 200, year 1892 II 80
LONG, Forney l.. G., part of
lots 1, and 8, and W part of ..
lot s, city block 209, year 1892. II 50
LYLE, w. j., W y of lot .,
city block ISL, years 1880 to
1885 ........ 5000. ........... 20 80
MURPHY, Thos., improve
ments on lot Is, city block
22S2, year 1895 1000. ....... 6 %
NOLAN, j. H., improve
ments on lot II, city block
1899, year 1895 ................. 8 10
PADILLO, Antonio, improve
ments on u of lot s, city
block 6S5, years 1895 and 1894. IL 40
PI2NDLETON, Mrs. Caroline,
Improvements on lot Is, city
block 1142, years 1894 and 1895 5 so
PESCHKE, August, improve
ments on lot 4, city block 571,
years 1898 to 1895 ............ 20 so
SCALING &TAMBLYN, lot %,
city block 1910, year 1895 49,. ga
|SCHRAMM, Aug, part of lots
10, II and II, city block 975,
year 1898 1890. .............. so
SCRANTON, Caroline, lots 4, 5
and 6, city block S2S, years
1877 to 1888 1890. .......... is %
SCHACKLETT, McC., 2-5 of
lot 26, city block 1909, years
1891 to 1895 .................... SO
SHELLY, Joe, lot 4, city block
1862. years 1894 and 1895 ..... 10
SIMMONS, j. w., improve
ments on lot 2s. and Y Of lot
81, city block 1882, years 1892
TO 1898 ........... ............. OF W
SIMONS, NJ M, improvements
on lot Z, city block 23O5 year
1895 ........ AMMAN. ......... III
SMITH, Nelson, improvements
on w u of lot /, city block
s39, years 1892 to 1S95.. s so
STAACKE BROS, blocks c, F
and I, city block A43, years
1894 and 1895 ...-............ 101 80
THOMASSIN, Mary, lot, city
block 171S, year 1895 ........ % 10
UNKNOWN OWNER, No. 234,
lots 8, % and "a, city block 2091,
years 1894 and 1895 ............ 6 46
UNKNOWN OWNER, No. $50,
lots IL to IS, and 30 and 80,
city block 1916, years 1894 and
1880 .'.'''''. $1,000 ''''''.'. ~ 20
UNKNOWN OWNER, No. 342.
lot 4, city block POSI-, years
1894 and 1895 ........ ....... 5 so
UNKNOWN OWNER, No. 622,
lot 16, city block 2247, years
1889 OF 1895 .................... . 81
UNKNOWN OWNER, No. 625,
e u of lot II, city block 7OS,
year 1895 ..........,. .......... 6 GO
VAN VOST, ]. L., lot 10, city
block 1882, years 1894 and 1895 6 63
WATSON, Geo., improvements
on Sc u of lot city block
1888, year 1895 ...... .......... 10
WICKES, Est. of E. D. L., undi-
vided " interest in lot Z, city
block 1923. 1877 to 1895 ........ 80 Of
WILLIAMS, Althea, lots 8, 5
and 6, city block 1910, years
1894 and 1895 ...... .......... 8 10
WOODS, z. L., lots Is and 10,
city block 1775, year 1895 ...... 2 SO
YOAKUM, Fannie D., improve
ments on lots AZ, As and 40,
city block 1000, year 1895 ...... Is %
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16
SUPPLEMENT

FINNIN, Timothy, lot A and B,
city block 511 ............... 81 II
GOSSETT, w. s., lot 20, city
block 1852 ...... .............. 2s7
GIORDA, G., W part of lot s,
block 1882 ..................... 2S
INFORMATION FAIR ASSN,
lot Z, in city block 1882 ...... 2 81
MCCALL, T. p, lots s, Z and s,
city block 2463; lot 5, city
block 2464 ...... ...... ........ 9S
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-16

Advertise in the Sunday Light.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
liza ], 1,s1E.I NOT rxro TEMPTATION

The Baltimore Sun is protesting
against the careless and common prac-
toe of putting temptation in the way
OF our fellows, and the points which
1t touches are full OF wisdom.
Men. and especially young men, some
times fall through temptations who
otherwise might have lived honest to the
end OF their days. Human nature as a
general thing Is frai.
Some Of the greatest thieves in the
State prisons were one time honest
people. who in an evil hour fell, perha ps
through temptation. There are men, Of
course. who go wrong because 1t Is in
them. but the great majority OF men are
honest from the first. There is danger.
however, to every man who is not strong
enough to Withstand temptation. The
beginning may be small, but when they
once succumb--when they once go
WronE--thcrc Is no telling the end And
| now often is II that the punishment
falls the heaviest upon those least able
TO bear 1t; how often is it that the WIFE,
or dear old mother. suffers for the mis-
deeds OF the husband, or the mother
| for her boy.
| II there was less temptation there
would be happier homes, ard the world
would be the better for 1t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

secretary Sherman should not ATTEMPT
an limitation Of Olney's vigorous styIe
It is not always fitting. and not every
body can employ it.-Indlanapolis News
The Discrimination Of The English gov.
eminent to permit q debate in the
House OF Commons on the South Afri-
can report is more intelligent than
creditable.-Boston Journal
The report that Eugene v. Debs in.
tends TO take 4 hand in the coal strike
has an ominous sound. If the miners
arc wise, they will reject his profrered
observation-disclosures Herald
Spain and Japan might unite In q
war on the United States and be Join
Ell by several allies without getting
what they want. They might however,
get what they deserycd.-St. Louis Post :
Dispatch.
The New York Journal has written I'm
Picrpont Morgan and his monster rail
road trust. According to the journal
Mr.. Morgan controls the Following prop
critics: New York Central, sl6O, 355. POS
New York New Haven and Hartford
$l03.3l9.3l3: Reading. s76,709, 291: Lehigh
Valley, $66, 496,35S; Erie, slT9,493,lS1:
Southern. slS6, 233173; Northern Pacific
$l06, 100000; Big -Four, SEA, ,G35; Chcsa-
pcake and Ohio, $73, 70S, 100; grand total
81, DIG, 9S2, $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
MIR. BRYAN on TsrErRUsTs.

The Hon. William Jennings Bryan Is
dealing some Hurculcan blows upon the
monsters called the trusts and in refer
ing to them in one OF his speeches a few
days since ont West, he had this to
say:
In the olden days II q man start
Ing in business had sufficient CAPT
tall had sufficient industry ana had
sufficient integrity you might ex-
pcct him to make success In bust
ness. Not necessarily so to-day. A
man may have sufficient capital: 4
may may be Industrious: he may be
& honest; he may have business cx-
Pericncc; yet In n moment he may
find his capital dissipated, he may
ind himself bankrupt. Why? Be
cause the trust will come to him and
hold out befor him two propositions
either ask him TO become a mem
Der Of the trust, Il conspirator against
his fellows, or threaten him with
bankruptcy on the other hand. If
he prefers his independence. he is
given death. II he escapes death
1t means simple servitude to the
trust TO which he attaches himself"
Mr.. Bryan Is firm in the belief thu,
from now on that there should be an
unceasing war waged upon the trusts
lie says II new laws are necessary
they must be passed, and if the constI.
tuition, in It's present shape. is not ado.
quatc, then 1t IS time to amend It, and
on THIS line says: 1T is the province
or wise men to forescc 1t is the sign
or Intelligent men to prepare for dan
ger before 1t comes Immediately upon
them, and I think the American peonlc
ought TO be awakened to-day TO the
danger that the trust PRESENTS: thai
they ought to arise in their might. and
through State legislation, as well ne
national, drive the trust out Of exist
9hce and give it warning never again
10 set foot on American soil IT can be
done by the enforcement OF the lave
that now exist. If new laws are neces.
sary, they must be devised; ana If the
Supreme Court find that our cons,,tu.
ton prevents the determination of the
trust, then the time has come when we
must change the constitution as n
permit the people to live themselves
even If by living they must kill the
trusts
n fact the time has come when the
reign Of the trusts should end, and Mr..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
PERSONALS.

James Monahan, who died In Indepen-
dence. Ind, last week, had In the fifty
years Of his service as sexton OF the city
cemetery. dug over 5000 graves.
Col. John Hay was the subject of the
cartoon in London vanity Fair" for
last week and thus joins the Gallery OF
the Most Famous Men OF rhe Day"
1t has been vigorously denied by John
l.. Sullivan's manager that the cx-
champion will travel next season with
Bob FitzsImmons, to give boxing
matches throughout the country.
Mr.. James Whitcomb Riley will at
tend the coming convention OF the
Western Association OF Writers in In
dianaDolis and has written FOR the oc-
casion a poem to be read before the
meeting.
Rev. II. S. Snodgrass Is a minister
whose nome is at Monterey, Cal, and
who finds q profitable business in per-
ways ready boat in which he can take
couples beyond the three-mlle line
where they can be married without Il
cense or restriction Of lar.
Assistant Secretary Of State Day i:
abaseball crank. When Judge Day wa:
a student at the University Of Michigan
he played OH the varsity nine, and he
has never lost interest in the sport.
he seldom misses a game in Washing
ton. and is usually accompanied by one
or more of his four sons.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
RIDICULOUS THROUGHOUT.

The people who arc anxious for the
annexation. are now saying that The
only way in which the United States
can Keep the trade OF Hawaii is to own
the Islands, when everybody who knows
anything at all, knows full we'll that we
can keep Hawaii's trade as long as it
is desirable, for the simple reason we
arc It's principal market It's trade will
never be any greater than it is at pres
cnt, and the prospects are that it will
become less. a writer In the New York
World declares that Hawaii is not and
could not be Il military or commercial
key. But It would be a key-tl new
key to unlock the vaults Of the treasury
and pour out q fresh flood OF the PEG
Pies money into the pockets Of Office
seekers ringsters, contractors, build
ers OF warshlps and makers Of armor
plate.
There is food for some thought IN this.
a country that Is nearly a week away
from us by the fastest steamer can be
OF no value to this country whatever.
Whatever the place has commercially
Will come to us whether we annex it or
not. Every Intelligent man knows this
and IL 1t were not for the spectators and
n certain set Of politicians the matter
would die OF stagnation The Virginian
repeats that the Unitp States has
enough to do If 1t will look properly ar
ter the territory it already has. with
out trying to gobble up outlying is
! lands thousands Of miles away which
| are of no profit to anybody, save FOR
Il few people who want them for their
| own aggrandizement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
TO THE POLE III BAa.LOoS.

icrr Andrea. who started IN his ba1
loon on July 18th for the North Pole
mas pceh heard from as having passed
SpiizherSen, on the 18th, travelling at the
rate of twenty-five miles an i1o,1r in
a Northeast direction Herr Anlree. he
tore starting on his daring aerial vow
age, expressed the pinion tina. w;tl
favorable winds he would reach the Pole
IN two days. but probably before this
time both himself and his two com.
panions have found reason 10 change
their minds, as when they were las,
seen they were not travelling in an alto
gether straight line for the Pole.
SDitzbergen Is supposed to be some.
thing like 1880 miles from the Pole, and
1t will be 4 piece Of rare Eood fortune
II the daring arerial voyager gets to It.
However, he believed he would before
starting out and whatever he NAV think
now Is another matter. His balloon,
the Eagle as described by an eS-
change, Is made Of three thicknesses of
silk firmly glued together, and having
I'VE coat!ngs OF varniSh on the outside
Is seventy-five feet high. and ninety
seven feet from the top OF it down to
the bottom Of the basket. This appen-
uage is five feet deep, with q wicker
cover. and holding n bed for one. The
pan is for two to keep watch and make
observations, while one sleeps. The OBJ
servers were to stand on the lid of the
basket. inside Of a ring, breust-high.
Their cooking apparatus. In order to
keep the fire distant from the gas in the
balloon. is dropped fifteen feet by n
rope, The flame is lighted by pulling
a ! string, and extingushed by pulling
an string. Several drag are
attached TO the Balloon, II wanted, by
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

which Andrec thinks he can steer, When
ne wishes to go in q direction somc-
what different from that Of the wind.
sail can be cnrried, when wanted,
dlagonally across tho balloon, abovelthc
suspension ring. simply to carry the
balloon before the wind.
Maybe Her Andrce will get to the Pole
before Lieutenant Perry does. who has
started for the same point by an entire
ly different method, and IL he does 1t is
to be hoped that he'll keep the fires
burning for Perry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
a Remarkable Cure.

Mr.. Alexander Moore, reliable bust
ness man, Of 1850 S. 18th ST., Philadel-
phIa, Pa, says: 81 contracted violent
cold which settled all over lie. The
pin i'll my chest and side was excruci-
ati1lg. The doctor gave Tic medicine
and blistered my side, but only grew
worse. Then you gave me bottle 81
Brazilian Balm. had little or no faith
i'll it, but decided to try il. I took 3 or
4 good doses before bed time, and rubbed
il we'll oyer my blistcrcd side. That
night slept like top.-ny first good
rest Tor over wcck-and awokc III The
morning. c",ta. Brazllia. 5alul is sim
ply invaluable"
For SALE ny E
WALKE q WILLIAMS, -
w. II. TERRY d CO. Z. Il
BURROW. MARTIN s. co. II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
NO 'CE...
--------

We have this July I. 1897. fomed linn
tied premiership. lndcr ihc sylc Q! The
\. y. Wholesale Fruit Co, a,d Will con-
business Of wholesale and retail FRUITS.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC GROCERIES,
and DcI.cacics for the tablH Il. SalcrnO
l..\GiGlLA uimitcW special p;,:icnr.
iIlI-CCQ-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

"a It seems Altseld has decided that lie
doesn't want to go to Congress, which
/: is hard on Congress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

# It is, said that Europe threatens to
boycott theUnited States on account Of
the new tariff
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

The bassadors Of the powers at
Constantinople have Informed Tewnl
+ Pasha, the Turkish minister. that the
conference was off until he would bring
q written acceptance by his government
Of the frontier line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

5s The bridgeport Post thinks 1t some
what strange that 'thc tariff butchers"
3 have not thought of putting duty
on Hawaii Or any other country seek
Ing admission TO the United States"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

Ills tia fact that the walking delegates
OF the miners union are travelling on
free passes?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

$ There are over $4,000 applications 70,
the 100 PAGES to be filed by the new
librarian Of congress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

@ The author of Silver Threads Among
the Gold" has been arrested in New
York on the charge Of abandoning his
wife.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

The Mesa ero OF Rome says that Nc
motif Garibaldi, son Of the famous Ital-
Ian patriot, has decided to come to
America and take up farming. Perhaps
he is going to raise maccaroni.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

i !; Professor gAnd,ee IS on his way to the
North Pole In his balloon, ACCOMPANIED
by two adventurous companions If
they return they will doubtless have a
marvellous story to tell. Sure!
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

The San Francisco Call says Mr..
Cleveland's recent declaration that he
will never again enter the field Of poll
tics may be taken as a proof that he
knows the gate is shut and is too fat TO
Climb the fence" =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

Texas will put her enormous corn crop
Into beef and bacon. Now, says the
/ Galveston News, if she were to Put ii
into whiskey she could keep the world
y drunk for year to come. Beef, ana
not booze is the Texas programme at
present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
lrWjn'S Express Company

W. r. IRWIN, Sianagcr.
Ample facilities for TRANSFERRING nny-
thing 10 and from anywhere IN the three
Cities at rcasonabe prices. Your voTi: SO,
lcited: prompt and careful attention
BollE.lRs STACKS RAISED.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21

{.SE. The London Times, according to the
Savannah News, has q very poor opin-
Ion Of Secretary sherman's. letter on the
seal question, and the Daily Mail gees -
far as to say that It is .too und!ploma:ic
4 Tor English ears and too hollow for
American common sense
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-21
EIGHT PAGES

EIGHT PAGES
u. Is tia fact that the walking delegates
] Of the miners union are travelling on
q free passes?
iE:.#3a It is said that Europe thrca tens to
& boycott theUnitcd States on account OF
E the new tariff
It seems Altgeld has decided that he
4 doesn't want to go to Congress, which
L is hard on Congress.
There are over $4,000 applications for
4 the 100 PAGES to be filed by the new
y librarian Of congress.
The author of Silver Threads Among
Il the Gold" has been arrested in New
4 1orl1 on the charge OF abandoning his
wife.
5sst,' Professor Andre e IS on his way to the
81 North Pole in his balloon. accomnon,ed
II BY two adventurous companions. If
n they return they will doubtless have a
u marvellous story to tell. Sure!
Il y sThn sNfereo ,oro, :, . !, ~,
motif Garibaldi. son OF the famous Ital-
Ian patriot, has decided to come TO
q America and take up farming. Perhaps
he il poino. !, r,,so ,,;
b The bridgeport Post thinks 1t some
4 what strange that the tariff butchers
have not / honsht - ..,,,.,;, 49,,
on Hawai- or a,v ot,o,. ,,tr
4 ing admission 70 t,,a 1Tni4ad sto,,n
s -- -------------
The ambassadors Of the powers at
u Con ct II nn1a ba ipfor,,,a1
ra.,,, ~ r,,.,-;-,, ...,-. ="
q 49,, sa,a,, -
q ,.ritt -, ~,
IF tbo frocn,,ars H., : : '''''>''''
..# The San Francisco Call says Mr..
q Clevelands recent declaration that he
4 VIII never again enter the field Of poll
- az
~, ), ~ - ~
,!7l. $3.50 $500
texas will put her enormous corn crop
u into beef and bacon. Now, says the
G ii'i'' :t News, If she We're to put il
.: into. Whlskey she could keep the world
Il a i1-nl Tor year to come. Beef, and
.s3n, re.ant
,s.S5g - -
I y London Times, according to the
savannah. News, has very poor opn
ION OF secretary Sherman'S letter on the
zeal e1'4 question and the Daily Mail goes -
lar as g say that It i7 too und!ploma'ic
IN glish ears e'a and TOO hollow for
. american common ION. sense"
55s The. North Carolina railway Commits
sion has announced ..that /. eter . mo-,
2painstakinc inves ,iea ION Of Tho nrascnt
passenger and freight re les .thev find
passenger rates as low, If not lower.