davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

I9neioet unb pulberiIirt. Mlsbann itreut er
ben Sdmen, unb bon bann an bis Die Pfldn<
5en groB finD, UNI freie 8etpegung 5fpif6enz
our9 81 erlauben, 6dlt er Die 8ooeno6erfldz
DE mittelit forttpd6renbem @ggen in fein pull
oeriiirtem 3uftanbe. WGbrenb Der ogez
padte" 11nterboben Die 5eu9tigteit feit6Glt,
Oient Die feline Stauberbe Der Sberfld9e alS
S9uBoede, I'm Die 8erbunitung Our9 Sonz
ne nnb @inb gu b%erbinoern. 9err Camp
6ea fat in berf9iebenen Srten bes 8eiten5
unb in berI9iebenen 8obenarten 8eriube
nit bieiem PGan angeitelIt, unb ii6eraI @rz
folg ge6ubt. Natiirlib gibt ii9 jeBt allaez
metnes Sntereife Dafiir funb. Die 8urlingz
tOnz8a6n fat bereits 6egonnen, @erIube anz
5uitelen, uno Dafelbe beabfi9tigen Die NOr>
t6ern Bacificz, Great Nortbernz, gbicago,
Mtltpdufee & ct. Pdulz unb bic Union Yaz
cificz8d6nen, tpel9e ale 8er5u9sfdrmen
einri9ten iperben. @s liegt auf Der 9anO,
baB biefes SpItem, tpenn es ii9 alieitig be-
pdbrt, BON unI9Gbbarem 0ert6e fir einst
groBen She'll unIeres 2anbes fem biiffte.
un0 Die 2egislaturen BON benOafptas, Stldz
BONA, &anIus, Nebra5fa II. +. m. f0nntsn
ni9ts 8eFeres tbun, ais bic a6enteuerli6en
Pldne Der Yppultiten fallen gu IafTer, urb
bieier pi6tigen Sadie ibre 4ltfn1ertIamte;t
gu f3enfsn. Wtan ioGte Yreiie altsieBen fir
bic beiten Probutte, Die i'm Sabre 1897 nit
telft bieies @ampbelzPro3efes er3ieIt per=
ben. @abrIi9, 0ieier pro5eB, tpsnn er i;d
bepG9rt, tpdre elm pirfli4er Segen fir bio
mediterranean @egenoen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Don einem Bienenpater.
Ntmpnt, Clinton 60, Sopd.,
10. Mdr5 1897.
@ee9rter 6err Simon!
Gilbert g tauffei

@ee6rter 9err Simon!
Oa i9 in Der gei9dbten u8eilage" f4on
70 bieG iiber 8ienen5u9t gslefen babe, 10
m09te i9 ben 9Smterbribern aud meine Grz
fabrungen funb tbun. Sd befalle MIDI i9on
felt iiber 30 Sdbren nit Dem !6alten BON
8ienen unb babe gepDbnlt6 bon $3.50
St0de poer @Dlter, gerabe tpie Die Sabresz
5eit es NIT fi6 bringt. SSn ben lebten paar
Sa6ren bat IS ni6t biele 96parme gege6en
uno INN &unItI9ipdrme gebe ib ni9t piel,
benin elm gutter, f~tarter Stod lit mir fieber,
ais stpei I6Da9e ooer f9Ie6te, bic 8ienen
m0gsn ia aud am liebIten, auf benz i6nen
BON Der Natur borge3ei9neten @eg gu arbeiz
ten. SD ne6qne BON einem Stpd ME mebr
ais 3pei S9pGrme urb fommt Der 5ipeite
S9tparm erft Mitte SuGt, 10 bringe ih i'm
5uriid gu Dem Wutterfod, benin fe6r oft
Diirbe Der Mutteritpd gu f9pa9 weroea unb
Der S9parm go. 2 nt9t genug gum ueberz
Dintern einfammelm
Selbftber ftdnbli9 muB i9 babel ale So
nigin3ellen I'M Mutteritpd entfernen, ober
benz S9pdrn bic &0nigtn nebnen, ptDrtz
g%enfalIs Die 8ienen 9lei9 tpieber fbpdrnen
piirben; iinb bic &Dnigtn=3elen ale entz
fernt ober %8eritOrt, 10 bGei6t Der S9ipdrm
gerne bd. @tntge Der Gplonien feben 4 Bis
5S9pGrme a6, bon bene1r Die lebten nur Ie6r
Helm un6 m~eiitens MI 9robnen iinb; biefe
finb ndtirIi9 ni9t biel nertb, i9 bringe Tie
5uriid un0 merge 10 biel 9rpbnen aus, aGs
mOgIi9.
Sd benube 2angitrot6z6 ipes -aGs 8ienenz
po9nungen unb iebe bieietben 1 SUB BPM
8Oben auf Elm 8rett BON Der 8reite Der
@tOGe, pel6ts 10 quite 9ienite leiltet, ME Elm
6Oppelter 8oben. Die @t0de iebe i9 12-14
3oa auseinanber, Iege oben auf ben 9edel
Elm breites Brett, nel9es bic @onne ab6dlt
rno bone ettDas beriiber ragt, fobaB Die 8iez
men baieIbft Dor Der Sonne gef9iibt iinb.
4uf bieie @eiIe laiie i9 meine 80lfer SOM
mer uno Minter iteben; I'M @inter pade ib
9sa feit 5pii6en Die Slide unO audi an bic
biuters Seite, bas In Der iiio0fli6en Settle
befInblt9e, iebr feline 5luglo4 bletbt often
uno i'm l1ebrigen luffe ih Die 8isnen in 8u6e.
9as 8Eopfen on bic St0de it pom ue6sl,
Defenders 6ei talter @itterung.
Nun muB ib pobG i6GieB.n. baan mean
i9 mid in cine @rOrtsrung i6er 8ienen5u9t
e~iuGdfe, 70 finbe ib fein @nbe. 6euis an
10. Mdr5 baben mir "a @rab 0Grms, bic
8ienen finO ale aus ibren @obnungen 6erz
burgefOmmen. 8eftern paren Is 40 Sabre,
bdB i6 in Serlin Solbat mar.
Mit 9ruB
S. M. S@IRE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
2lus Juiuois.
MetumOru, ST., 20. Mdr3 'S7.

Metampra a, ST., 20. MGr3 'S7.
Mertbsr 9srr Simon!
Sd GtIe bic r8eilage" Idon iber Elm SSabr
unb tie gefdGt mir INNER better, Defenders
neil lie BON 8ausrnbriibern untertiiBt uno
OrDentlid g~etpiir8t pirO. Sd m04te nun uu@
Elm &0rn9en @etpiir5 ba5u thun.
Sn go. II Der nBeitage" las id, bab
6rau Grimm ben SsufeIsbred niht lie6t unp
ia9t, Der SeufeI iolt i'm Iei6ft berpert6en.
Ods ndre nidt gut. Wenn Sran 8rimm
ipiBte, mas in bieItm pOrsd" fir 9eilfrGfte
iteGen, tpiirbe fie bus ni6t geiagt haben.
3par bdnts i9 ibr fir Die Nngabe zines bill
Iigtn MitteIs gs9en ben 0ulsnFraB an &du'
men, o6er ben SsufeIsbred barf man besipez
gen ni6t nera9ten. Sd bsrfpert1e i'm !9on
pitie Sabre auf meintr 5arm nit gutem @r~
foig. Shut nun bopon gemabIen ing SUITS
Ter, 70 1T baS fir Yferbe uuO 3inper Durz
i9eiG6aft, Bel S6neinen t6ut mai i'm ungez
ma6len in BEN n59Iapp", iooab oieItr gut
bGppu butnI9'pdngert lit; 0d5 tr5eu9t cine
grpBe sEreBluft qino bGtt Die @bolerd ab. Den
8ooen, ouf peI9sm man Die S6peine fit
teri, Io1te man aber gut LAUDER balttn. sd
Sin nun SO Sabre alt. babe dbtr nod feline
S9ipeire an Der Cholera psrloren. SD balts
e nit Dem S+ufslsDred, Punftum!
6erner babe i1 in Der n8eilage" geieGtn,
haB Elm 8auernbruber i'm elm Mittel anfrG9t
3ur Gntfernung Der NaAgsburt bel 8iben,
$40 ejn lOl6er SAT %pOrlte9t, nebmle man,
na9bem bas Sub seboren 1T, Elm init
S6peinefett beItridenes Stiid 9roo uno
itede ss Der Sub ms MauI, iooaB tie ts
friBt. 9as btlft.
SIN borigen Sa6r CAB es bier bel Sbit,
bod tlagten mebrere HdGbarn barber, oaB
ibr S6t BON ben 8dumen abfiel, ebe IS pOlz
Zig reif mar. @er Iol9e 8dume bat, benz
rattle i6, einen e~in30Gigen 8pbrer gu ne6men
unb 2 SUB bonn 8oben Elm Sod 4 SOL tisf
in ben Stamm 5u bpbren, in tpelhes man eli
men @Bl0ffel bon S9lpefel tbut, tpOnd4 man
bas Sod NIT einem 3upfen oeri4lieBt, ben
man am Stamm eben abidgt. Sd babe bas
nit Dem beten @rfoIg prObirt unb 1T itbt i'm
MGr3 nod 3ett bierfiir.
gilbert 6~tauffer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Qus Oflaboma.
S. 90. g If Ii B {.

Rortb @nib. Otlu6oma, %. Mdrs 1897.
@ee6rter 6err Gimon.
Sd babe in Der r8eitugs" Tdon Derfdiez
Gene 8riefe BON 6rn. Otto 59Onbals in
Iortb Gnib setefen unb enti9loB MIDI ba=
raHfbin, bpn SonesbiIe in Minnefota aus
bieier @sgenb sinmal eiueu 8eiub a6suffatz
len. Nls i'd mid bier umgefeben. itanb in
mir Der @ntidIuB felt. mir bier cine !0eimat6
gu eriinben uub ih taufte mir iofort fir
1926 $50. Neres 2anb, mas i'm 8ergleidb gu
ben 2anbpreiien in Minuelota fehr biGig
g%enannt tperbsn barf. Meiner Nnii6t nad@
bat 9arfielb County, in pelbem Nortb @nio
bsIeqen lit. cine grOBe Submit Dor fidk 9as
Slima 1T 6errIib, bas @afer gut, bas 2anb
fru9tbar uno biaig.
gbarIes Siepert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
ueber babnersudt.
lmnn &. nartpio. nadnsh, Wau.l

(8on 81. 6arttpie, 0adneb, Mo.)
QluBer ben bret 9auptla9en, Stall, Tut=
ter unb gafe eiebt es nod Diele NebenI a@en,
ipelde unbebingt beoba9tet tDeroen mitfen,
um 8rpfit aus Der 9ibner5I1t gu 5ie6en.
lit zines, tpel9es ben grDBten Merger nnb
Sru6el benz 9iibner3iidter Sereitct: Die
QduIe. Sa, ipenn bic 2duie ni3t pdrsn, 10
tpdre est nidt 9alb 10 biel Mii9e nllo IS no4
einmal 10 190n, 9iibner gu balten.
Die 26uIe itnn Die birefte uno ino!rett:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
KuItur Der Groartiihofe.

8on Carl Sonoeregger, Sairburg, Ne6.
Gs tpirb biellei4t Die nertben 2efer ina
tereIiiren, etpas iiber @roartii9ofen, Die i9
auf meiner Sarm nit iebr gutem @rTolge
aiebe, gu erfabren. Sd baue bic ugrOBs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31
Geinqepinn S4O3,

&eingetpinn S403.46
Der Profit belief fih alio auf $16.81 pro
Nder. Qdge Die Sarm in Der Ndbe ppn
NorfOlt, 10 tpiiroe Der 5armer Die Sru8ts
toiten gefpart unb fat $40 PRO Older mebr
geippnnen 6aben. - g, 81. i'm 80. Smr."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

@abne, Neb, bele9euen 5arm gelten. Der
Grtrug belief ii4 auf 343a Sonnen, gum
preiie bon 81 pro Spnne, Die an Die Tabrif
in Nprfplt abgeliefert murber.
Der Cribs betrug oemnaf $1,374,00
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-31

iiber6dupt BET un1erem ortlIdel Ttt11a pdran
benfen biirFen, 3uderrii6tn gu buusn. Wenn
mir bic uddfte sSobrespitterung aud ME be-
itimmtn f0nnen, tennen mir bo6 bas 0rts
lt9. 8lima, ipie es i'm 8erldlft elmer Rei9e
BON Sabren iG qe3eigt bat. gefonbers MIDI
tia 1T bic Menge BON Mdrme unD RsgenfaQ
unb bic 8ert6eilung bieier Menge auf bic
3eit Der @nttpidelung Der 3uderriiba. Sine
@eqeno, bic i'm a~llgemetnen cine fur5e Be9e@
tatipns3eit bat, no alfo bas 5rii6ia6r Ipdt,
Der Minter firth %eintritt, eignet it4 ni6t fir
ben Mnbau bon 3uderriiben, ba bieie cine
Ian9e 53eit beg @a9st6ums bran4en, Big lie
cine entIpre9enbe @%rntsmafie eraeugt baben
unb reif our 8erarbeitung duf &ob3uder 9e=
tporbsn fino. Wir perldngen bonn Selma,
b~eaitbungsneife Der SabreSpitterung, Dab
Der 9dmen CUR Saataeit rei3liA Winterz
fer6tigteit i'm 8oben finbe, DAB gum raI9en
Qufge9en bes Somens 9eniigeno Wdrme
Dorbdnben 1et. Damn tpiini6en mir, baB
bic folqenben &ulturarbeiten, bds 8e9aden
unb 8er3ie6en, ni6t bur9 feu9te Witterung
p~er36gert unb dufge6alten perot. Wenn
bds 8ebddtn uno 8erein3eln iiberItanoen
fino, foG bic erite 9dlfte be5 Spmmers ni4t
gu marin fein, a6er entipre4enb 8ssengiiKe
BADEN, ipd6rsnb Der September tpurm unp
ni9t gu feu6t fein ipa. Sn piefer triten,
er0Beren Sommerbdlfte iOll cine groBe Rii=
benmalie ii9 bilDen, i'm September iou ii9
re5t piel 3udsr in Der Ribe biloen. $50
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
DAYS THIS WEEK

Sunday, April 1S-Easter Sunday;
Roscoe Conkling died, 1888; Harper s
ferry burnt, 1861; Ride of Paul Re-
we're, 1875.
Monday, April 19-Easter Monday;
Doltzinger communicated, 1871; Bat
ties of Lexington and Concord, 1775;
Primrose day in England; Lord Beac-
Onsfield died, 1881.
Tuesday, April 2O-Charles Darwin
died. 1872; West Virginia admitted, 1858;
Gen. Lee resigns u. S. army, 1863.
Wednesday, April 21-Joan of Arc
beatified, 1894; Battle of San Jacinto
1886.
Thursday. April 22-Panic in Eng.
land 1913; Paul Jones at whitehaven
177S.
Friday, April 23-shakespeare borr
1854; st. Georges day; battle betweeI
Lee and Marion, 1881.
Saturday, April 24-Danied Defo,
died, 1871; Count Won Moltke died
l1Ss1; Ranger takes the Drake, 177s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
FLOREsvILLE FISH STORY.

FlOresville, Texas, April 17.-Mrs. E.
D. Mayes and children have been in
San Antonio the past week.
The Odd Fellows of Floresville will
have a picnic on the 10Th inst, to cell
citrate the 18th anniversary of the es-
tablishment of the order in the Uni
ted Staes.
Miss Eta Myers was in San Antonio
last Sunday and Monday visiting her
brother Ed. NJ, who is attending a bus
mess college.
Steve Foster, of San Antonio, years
ago a resident of Wilson county, was
in town last week canva ssing for the
sale of w. ]. Bryan's book. THE First
| Battle"
Mrs. French and daughter, Miss Lee
ma, will leave for Florida next Monday
perhaps to remain.
There is good prospect of a visit to
| Floresville some time in the next few
weeks of Hon. Richard B. Hubbard,
| ex-governor of Texas, and ex-minister
| to Japan, for the purpose Of delivering
| one Of his celebrated lectures.
| w. A. Scott spent last Saturday
night at w. e. Crandal's. about seven
miles below town on the river. He put
out line and hook, hardly expecting
/ to catch anything. Next morning he
found he had caught a two-foot eel
which had been swallowed by a three
foot catfish. The eel had wriEgled
through the fish's gills and there hung
FIVE feet of eel and fish the next morn.
4
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18

With Munyon's Improved Homeo-
pathic Remedies in the house is no
doctor to hunt or wait for when DE-
LAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Munyon's
Guide to Health will tell you what to
use and how to save DOLLARS IN
DOCTORS FEES. Sickness often
comes suddenly, and every mother
should be prepared by having NUN
YON'S REMEDIES where she can get
them quickly. They are absolutely
harmless, and so labelled there CAN
BE NO MISTAKE.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up cold in few
hours. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops all
coughs and speedily heals the lungs.
Price % cents.
Munyon's Collie and Crying Baby
Cure cures gripping pains of every de-
scription, promptly relieves pains
from teething, and quiets crying ba-
bies. Price . cents.
Munyon's Fever Cure will break any
form of fever. Price % cents.
A separate cure for each disease.
At all druggists, mostly % cents vial
Personal letters TO Pro. MunYon
!. sos Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. an
swered with free medical advice for
any disease.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18

which are as authentic as those in
the New Testament. The following
books of the New Testament were at
one time declared to be fOrgeries by
a church council: The Second Epis-
tie of Peter" Those of James and
Jude, the Epistle to the Hebrews, the
second and third of st. John and the
revelations, see "Antilejomens'' in
Websters large dictionary.
No copies of the Hebrew bible ex-
list that are known to have been writ
ten before this era.
No copies of the writing of the church
fathers or early classics exist that were
written before the ninth or tenth CEN
turtles. The famous passage in Jo-
sephus is now admitted by competent
Christian critics to be a forgery and is
so stated in Chambers latest revised
encyclopedia.
The story of a virgin and child are
thousands of years older than Jesus and
just as authentic. The idea of a Savior
half man half God is much older than
Jesus and was believed in by millions
of people before his time. The story
of a crucified redeemer is also older
than Christianity. The highest crit
les have therefore proven that Chris
tanity is of heather origin. That its
ceremonies are pagan; that it's Savior
is a myth; that it's gospels are forger-
les; and that it's hopes are a delusion.
The head of the church of England
today is a believer in evolution which
logically does away with the fall of
man, and having no fall there is no
need for a Savior. Evolution logi-
cally does away with God also. They
have now made God so that he is
without body, passions or parts"
That is he is as near a vacuum as he
can be. Lyman Abbott says the bible
is full of legend and folklore which
means if any of it is inspired that no
one can tell it. Advocates of Chris
tianity are getting so that they dare
not debate with liberals. Moody, Sam
Jones. ct. al, can not stay the tide of
skepticism, and the cultured preach
ers aid rather than oppose infidelity.
1t is time for the masses to wake up
and demand morality without religion.
Facts and truth without inspiration
and happiness without fear of a God,
or hope of heaven. G. S. LINCOLN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
A GERMAN ADMINISTRATION.

The Freie Press calls attention to the
large number of Germans holding posi-
lions in the present city administration
and gives the following list:
J. n. Ronse, vice-mayOr.
Max SutOr, collector.
Ferd. Herff, treasurer.
John B. Vinck, auditor.
TheO. Vinke, city clerk.
Chas. Scheidemantel, assistant clerk.
II. r. r. Hertzberg, recorders clerk.
DR.. B. Hadra, city physician.
VIM. SchOch, superintendent of pub
lie schools.
A. Wyschetsky, city engineer.
Paul Prefer, assistant city engineer
Six of the twelve alderman are
claimed by the Freie Presse, to-wit:
DueTer ROnse, Mauermann, Richter,
Mueller Mahncke. The Freie Presse
does not give the police, firemen and
inside employments. In conclusion the
Freie Presse asks where would you
find German mayor who would do as
we'll as Callaghan. Decidedly the
present city administration is well
fortified with sturdy Germans and we
shall expect a wise and successful ad-
ministratiOn of our city affairs. 1t al
so shows that however diffident our
German fellow citizens may have been
in the past they have no hesitancy
! now in seeking office and are emf
nently successful in getting there"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
TOM GREEN NEWS.

San Angelo, Texas, April 17.-Mrs
Stanard and boy left Saturday for abb
lene after a three weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. w. E. Head.
G. S. Long bought 300 last spring
lambs, shOrn, from Albert Turner al
$500.
John Lee has vaccinated fifty of his
white face bulls and heifePs as a pro-
lection against blackleg.
B. p. Wade has delivered 1000 steers
recently sold to Winfield Scott. These
were the latest bunch of grass fed
cattle ever shipped out of San Angelo
at this time of the year.
1t is reported that w. S. Lewis, the
well driller, has struck a fine flow OF
water at a depth of 207 feet on Funk
Bros. ranch.
Miss Olga Vanderstucken, after ar
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. F. c
Lungwitz, has returned to her home
in Fredericksburg
DR.. n. Virgins is a candidate fol
appointment on the state board Of
dental examiners.
Perry & Dooley bought 500 head O
Comanche county steers and stool
cattle formerly owned by the Martin
Beeman Co. last week for $3.50.
Duncan McGregor has gone to hi
home in Coleman after, a weeks visi
to San Angelo.
f. A. Moore a bank clerk Of MFp
phis. Tenn, arrived F'nday on an
tended visit. He is in search
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
A BLOW OUT TO CLAYTON.

The St. Louis business men have
arranged to give Minister Clayton a
blow out during his stay in their city
on his way to the City of Mexico.
1t is stated that Mr.. Layton is de-
sirous of making a creditable business
administration and wants to be thor
oughly posted about the Mississippi
valley and it's relation to Mexican
trade. He will have to pass this way,
and it would be a good idea for our
Business Mems club to take him in
hand and show uD the gateway to
Mexico Powell wants TO know and
he should be gratified.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
THE CRUMBLING OF CHRISTIAN
CREEDS.

To the Light:
conservative orthodox are startled by
the damaging admissions of some one
who stands high in religious circles.
Christians at times wonder where the
higher criticism" and development of
science will lead. One by one they see
the old land marks of faith disappear
and the gospel of truth and reason ap-
pear. At the present time Jonah gags
| at the whale and many of the most
popular and enlightened preachers dis
card the story as myth. The high
| er critic of today occupies about the
same position that the infidel Thomas
Paine occupied one hundred years ago.
| At a meeting of ministers last year
| this fact was flung as bomb shell in
to the ranks of the higher critics but
| they keep on as though they loved
| truth more than they feared the odium
| of the orthodox. The higher critics
| appear to be slowly but surely adj
| yancing to the positions held by the
| infidels of one hundred years ago
while the infidels of today have taken
| advantage of the discoveries of our
| time and have advanced to agnOsti-
| cism or atheism. While Paine and
| Voltaire both believed in a God the in
fdel of today is generally an atheist.
| There are thousands of them and they
are growing more numerous every
| year. With the advance of knowl-
edge there has been a falling off OF
church members till today less than
bne-third of the people of the United
States are church members and many
of them in name only. Before long
the masses will refuse to tolerate the
bigotry of religion and while the
church will be protected she will nc
longer be a dictator.
Here a few Of the facts that are
weaving people from the church and
these facts can be proven by any ont
who wishes TO know the truth. Their,
are no copies of the New Testamen
that were written before the fourtl
/ century. The copies we have do no
l agree with each other. There are {
number OF books that were thrown oui
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
CLUBS MUST PAY LIQUOR TAX
IN NEW YORK.

The question of clubs paying liquor
tax is an old one; the courts have gen.
orally decided that the dispensing Of
liquor by social clubs did not bring
them within the law. When liquor
laws, by their terms, deal only with
the sale of liquor, and the best opinion
of American courts has been that a
fair construction did not include
them. A club is supposed not to sell
liquor but to furnish it to their men,
bers; it is the home of it's members and
they consume their own refreshments.
On this point the courts are not all
agreed. At any rate New York has set
the pace and amendments to the
Rains Liquor Law viii include the
clubs as license paying shops. The
clubs have brought this war on their
heads; the sale of liquor in clubs is
an avoidance of the law and an injury
to the taxed business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
GET IN THE PINK OF CONDITION.

GET IN THE PINK OF CONDITION.
From the Weekly Sentinel, George
town:
Georgetown mineral wells are unsur-
passed by any other water of similar
constituents in the United States, and
equal to the celebrated Carlsbad well
in Bohemia. The opinion of Professor
Everhart of the University of Texas
and Professor Hyer of the Southwest
ern university of Georgetown, they
having analysed both waters. Ma
lures remedy for kidney and bladder
troubles, dyspepsia, Indigestion, ner-
vous disorders, torpid liver, etc. A
specific for inebriety having the happy
faculty of restoring the health of those
wrecked by excessive alChohOlic indul-
gence and at the same time abating
the thirst for excessive strong drink.
Price, five gallon jug or less, fifty cents
cents, Jugs returned to Georgetown
free. Write for free pamphlet giving
analysis of the five different wells, or
| for further particulars ask your eX-
press agent-we will do the rest. Sat
isfactiOn guaranteed, or money refund
ed. Reference, f. Hertzberg, San An
| tonic. Address NJ. McDermott, eX-
press agent, Georgetown, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
MISSED THEIR CALLING

DIR. Grant is giving dinners in
Washington to the men who are sup
posed to have influence with the pres
ident in the matter of making appoint
ments. The energy displayed by the
Texan would build a railroad or some
thing useful if it were directed in prop
er channels. There are hundreds of
men chasing office who could make
twice the money chopping cotton. -
Galveston Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
A NICE WINDOW.

Among the artistic Easter windows
in the city, the one of Mr.. Mic Tengg
at 22O West Comerce street is attract
ing much attention. The window con-
tains ornamental, as well as useful
Easter and religious articles and the
arrangement is of such a high order
as to merit praise for the we'll estab-
lished firm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-18
NORTH TEXAS NEWS.

Denison, Texas, April 12.-While out
on a hunt last week, a son of Mr.. Col
deburg. at POttsboro accidentally shot
himself in the shoulder, inflicting
painful injury but not a serious wound.
Sidney McCarver states that while
on Red river a day or two ago, he saw
a bunch of about 200 canYas-back
ducks but failed to bag any of them
on account of their wildness.
The payment of the Cherokee freed
men began at Fort Gibson today. The
government has sent detachment Of
troops to Fort Gibson from Muscogee
to keep down any trouble.
The Denison rifles will celebrate San
Jacinto day in BETTING style. Capt.
w. 3. MunsOn, Jr., has issued an or
der in regard to the program for that
day.
A number of the bicyclists of the
city, especially the ladies, who con-
tributed to the building of the bicycle
track in Forst park are complaining
that some of the gentlemen are making
the park resort for racing on wheels,
thereby making riding somewhat dan
gerOus and removing a great deal of
the pleasure otherwise to be had.
B. F. Hampton, one of the Choctaw
commissioners to treat with the Dawes
commission, is in the city. He is con-
fident that the treaty will be made be
fore another month, and is of the i'm
preston that legislation now pending
in Congress is looking to an early set
tlement of the treaty between the Fed
eIal government and the five civilized
tribes.