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Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
sGlogamlc Snoifriiter.

profesicr Silprsdt ira llnirtrlli''a
/ Yenniplpanisn bar pep ilns uo9Ta''
Ringer / Huinerns at Tippur l Ytl0pO
tamien, omtrsnt 240 Sm. Sqo ~
8debao, nplis opbdset ct iterrs 4T'a'
Snoitriftsr, bpis 4Hatteliesiteo tIllQ0t,
laoenos 9aar iaa larst tilbage l0n' u
for $500 Mar iioen ps er ltreOet Ill'o III
Strift, Der ipnss at rGre Be rprIno'Il8'
aileItrifttssn / fin fsrite ge9pno'9''
2ieeicm be andre Yper | Wlelopoial0'''
bar psiaa Hipplir bpsset al 2'gIN'D'
Irm bar terret / Splen. cg "a Der l'o''S
pau Ruinerne at be 9Ibre gpsr bier pp'
fert nDe er bisIe gpers Gruno uaI!o'''
lio iteget, inotil 9oppen al ben Spl' l'In
piier, fppr 9pen Lao, MI bGpsr lIg lVV
SOB Cper Sletten. 5pr MI at aIlR'
Ipae, 6por lanat filbuss / ben Sraa N'',
tio be prer bperanbre leirsbe HelieE W
Gag sit, fpretps !Sifprs6t ncgrdpTl'.
ger, Inn git lise neO til ben opr'''s., %n
Sprboper flabe. 0enne bar omtr'ui wv
Sob unbsr Spisns 9Op. pad Sa',o'"
af llbsrapninserne funbt man Ell o.D
msb to Spibsbuer, uben Spil n Glo'''
hibtil opbagsbs Ieiter at bsrre ga,
form, Der maa ftripe fig fra ca. ooVo
gar T. SIR. De pep llpsrapnin9m Ip'',
ne SnbNriftsr sr .enbnu life ubtpoei' I's''
ceo 9iGlp at Srereanssformsrrf ! y
andre Gag baaber Silprs@t mart al
futile tunne tpbe tisIs aloite StrIIi''9"'
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
National Lead Co., 1 Broadway, New York

at ct Smilas muu inbtrpo, bo1n, ~,
Stolsn ra / grooeriurholOs.. Q,,,
Yaitor Siertaas tror, al tan peO m,,
@joritet ps nnosrtrpttsIie ian ubr,,
gnisheb cs faa Stripen bitaQt. Ia rii,r
psiaa bet, at bans biplomatife gisorn
er lissiua tpnb pua bette Smroaoe. ion
ben eIIsr bar punttpis / bet miuoorrOi,,
Yrsp. Hei, 8rscre, BET gaar itts, MN
sicr ct realt triitelist Smillo ! Go,s
airtepolitif, iaa sr hi inart iorliass %
aobs 0enner.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

Den Sommis iipn iOm &refoent
Mcainlcp ~iou9pnts, os ION for fort
9io iioen reiitc til europa for at III.
oerbnnOle meo StOrmastsrne on Cams
m~euialoslie al en- international Wputs
iOnierens iOr Snofgrsiis al iuteruatios
nal Simetaaisme. bar u9rei | Ydris
o. iurelast Saeeu for ben frantic 6is
nnnsminiIter Melins. 9enne Ital bape
ertlarei, at Granfris er iaroist til at
%ai1utte en- S%per,nsfomlt meo be Sore
nsce Statsr ON itsrre Srus al Selu.
3ette er en- sUo Sespuoelie. os Sons
mis- iiOnen iDler Zig piit opmuntret til of
iortiatte llnoerbanoliuserHe meo be ans
bre Stprmastsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
FRA DC n,elisemse I smsitn.

9epis alrpid, llbsiper At ben | Nsfp
gort uotpmmenbe "Gbriitidn SerdlS",
Iom tarte paatasst fig at isnoe en-
GtibsIaSning aorn til be n%eolioens |
Snbien, bar unoerrsttet 5laapsminiitea
rem cm, at ban tdr iplst bette aorn,
ipm ban bapos idmlst og pil ienbe penz
gene til Snbisn. Glaabenepurtsmsntet be-
hrper perfor life at lsie npsnD ampsr til
at transporter aprnst. 5laabeminis
iteren hdpbe nsnlis lost al fsrae for
fri transport fra Rstp Yort til Sna
bien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
pantftrpIabet.

Carnegie ps Bethlehem Sron Wcrts
bar unoerrstisi 5laapsminiitsren ON, at
be pil lspere 9a~ntIsrplabsr for arissz
itibsns "Slinpis", 4aIabama" ps
"WiscpnTn" til ben Marimumpris,
fpm apnerssim maatts faitiatis. Sibs
iis aonsrss faitiatte Marimumspriisn
til $500. men 6laabsminiitsr Gong ans
bsfulsbs $425 iom en- pasienos Betalins
for pantisrplaoer, co bsnns Sds sr enbs
M life afsjort at a~onsrssien. 5laas
beminitersn fit life nosst Inbuo for
$500, Tom tunns atesptsrss.
pantisrplaberns fcr Be 8 napnte
3rigsfttbs maa ftaffss tiIpeis mart, %
CARNEGIE ps Bethlehem Srpn @prts er
pinis til at lepsrs YIab.rns / COB betips
os ppsrlaos 9riisn til aonsresfsu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

yiuans miniiter Gage bulber FORTH
ben paa meo at uoarbeibe ct Jprs
flag ON &eformer / bort Ginanss
paisn. 8 ben a~nIeOnins bar ban ienot
200 0repe til Ieoenbe 8~aufsrer %
ajebmanb / 2anoet % anmoret Dem
ON at sipe BAN &aao % 8iuf for at
faa Oronet bort Henseuaien paa ct
iunot % iOlio @rnnolas.
Oct er 5inausminiiterens SenIist
sraopis at inblpie ale cirfulerenoe
Greenbads Us / beres Steb no Itepe M.
tionale 0anfiebler. Nationa!banferue
oil blipe tiIIabt at uotebe eebler til
bet fulbe 8elsb al be beponsrebe
SOnbs, os Statten pil blipe neolat fra
l til en- 5ieroeosl 6rpcent. Sngen
Sanfieoler eqer andre 8apirpense ital
uoitebes til ct minbre 8elpb enb $40.
sdoooIars ital iettes i Gmlsb for
Hapiriebler unber $40. Man Dor Ds.
iaa tenft paa at labe Banter bepOuere
Staters % Bpers Bombs for so Bro.
cent al fin Standardization.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

Seuator German nptaIte iorleoeu
ii Grehoent McSinlsp, at Ssuatet of.
De sanite ~iiIieri blipc iGroigt meo 9OIos
iorilaeet iii ben 20Oe bs., o. Senatpr
Ssit irpebe, Of bet sopt funbs bIiuc irr'
big oermro / @~espnbsIieu al matte llge.
3emptraterns, ia9oe ban. uilbe life iuo'
laes FIG paa LANCE Sebattcr easr glpre
fig lfpIois i msepsnois 5orlGnselie al
5orbanolinscrHe. De pllbe fun slCre
ppmGrfu ON pna be itaoelise Sumter
peo 5urllset og ipccislt irembGbe ben
repu6IiiaHlte 1eaosrs til at lG9se bel
SeltptteIiesioIO pla Sarer, iOm ions
trolerss al fruits us NtouopOler.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

aunltnerue ltreber at iremltIllc, er ben
Sfjpubeb, Der er eisnopmmeIt9 Tor Ell
l6 gars sammel Iise. 8 hpIItcniom'
belit Ilber er Spgoum Hem not, men
naar Spsbpm letter mc hos en- %'8e
o. beroper benbe ben tene Sla95 gnS',
bun ifulbe babe, naar bun CT sweet
sixteen, oa er bet lallst pRrre. Geiis
par Wrs. 8. M. Babsetts Sii9bnf,Hn
bum par Yise. Snn Dor M $40 YEN
Street, @ncrp,ue, 5enuesire,O i~trtrer;
ga ies par 16 glar sammcl, leo ieJa i
fuinbeIis Suaflelie / prrite @rao,
itjsnt jss Iorisste Glt for of bslbrso's,
os be bebite 29ser. men Sntrt hlalp
mig. Seq ppsop aft Saab ON SeIbEt'
oelie % mente, at bet nGrmepe p9 I'll
3ariua. GiliiSit onbeiaIte min Carer
mig Pe-ru-na % laante mig T'nS'ns
til at tjobe ben for, oa le9 leIp 'NS''
bapoe. Seq tOs Pe'ru'na, % Den leI'
brebsoe mig. Seq er en- sOOt uopit''i
os iriit Some. % ifplcer alt bette I'll
Pe-ru-na. Seq bapoe liot ! Here Var
al auinpe. Guetielie. Seq CT Ouer9''
uiit ON, at jes life buuSe leust M, 1aOS'
bet life paret for Pe-ru-nas St9S'
Sea mao anbciale ben til SlOsnoe.'
Senb eiter Or. Sartmans iioltc So5'
Itrepet ipecielt for ap,noer. Se'o''
irit al Pe-ru.na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus, Sbio.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

@anbas ben 7oe os. bolbtes Yals
paa 3ommere oper belle Staten Silt
nois, % iiglse be ieneiie Giterretninser
fer bet no til, at Rspublitausrne bar
ferret | be flsite 3iitriiter; iaa bette
8al9 baooe pmtrent famine llbialo iom
gaIsene / 1896 % 1894. 8 Chicago
% Goot GouutD bauoe Nepublifauerne
sjennomineret be snmle oempfratiife ps
rspublifanite 9ommers, iom bar mbc.
bapt Gmbeoerne be iioite s gar. Gle
oeres aauoioater blep s~ienualste mso
pmirtns $4,000 Stsmmsrs Majurite.
ter. 3eltaeelien i @alset uar mesei
minbrs eno peo iioite alminbelise gals.
Wan antaser, at 100000 @alsere i
Chicago life itemte peo bette 8als.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

~truuoenb SIe. Mrh be uIp,itlias8re'
TER al, h rnenu BARRE tilpcrts; &c bier
lite ferIt hrab.s. rsn | IsmnN ein bltr
Rerens itu.ne siernsm benz % b brns'
tss cprr en- ophobst Nlosfs az OILS
set. Denn rGoisIshllbt lhdao fcrts
all I grrbthen at Siprbpsn Moniaa.
IRA Rio Sonerc rlsbcclss, at 5ands
titernes 5000 Mano it1rts arne unoer
@nierid AZ GcultIEsiro tr peo Gdmtnr
tilfciri Il bttpbsIist IrnsrIog al be bras
filianfs srcppsr. 5anatiterne siorN
en- ~fortuipia SHORTHAND, ntn Sintist
ira neutrality-suspicious. tpdrs
rem I'll at truite fig iiIbagt.
N,n aruritoun, Grpsbiticn, DIR ms
Tia afoit til SIpIanbst fcr osr at unosr'
fros, ON lie Cub families, bar bart
Selo mso its 70 funest 0uiperts, lofa
eipr Itrrt llobgtie.
gnaaaenoe Striotr mtGem Sa2an %
.aalpaii, zen liosn at en- SdunotuIo an'e'
ritanIts GiIibufsr ftoret iorraPt Rspu'
blit". ustnIsr ct ,ngsIr 9lao: Da 9d'
paii iiis tan sirrs upgsu Mco'tdno,
bIirsr SpsrosmdaIst: SiI be Gorsnsp'
Stltsr nptrQos bstnttsuoe, Sdpanss
igns iant9not Ianointtsr en- bsOGbnet
Msuat rer; tpac bill Srpos 5drtrlei
9tilabtIphia na sjrrs2 Sapdn bar ms
btletrtt China, % III trcr man, at Sd'
pousiern. Irnges eFtsr at raal' 'l9 I
etprt, mto IN brib Rntipn; tdniis @mss
mia pil pnrs farbig til at optoas en- idd'
ban Ramp, fer man oeo SrRt csrdI'
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

ubtonmer meb ct Sefte bper Aladneo GA %.
tier 10 Geuts auartalet q Setter. %etaar.
gen maa ienoes / 6orituo gier &lpor al mtp
Def fsrite at inpienoe SeitiOiug o. 8,nae nm.
Der aoresie: "Diisiions 6ortpujngcy &or
IFS, Ssiia :, Soma. Yrppcuumtr irt 1852
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

iutoitGuoi3e Spu.
Der. Ger er %.
ioa en- SIpnbec,
ipm blot ICES i
SarnCs Alocycu %
i en- ing 4lSs.Nl'
Der. M(fu Ben
Stjonbeo, 9lgtcr'
ne ipRrmer for %
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Tiriotupsr

Comptroller o Gurrtncn bar bsororst,
at 9tpioenber itnl betales at fslgsnoe
faIsr,be Rdtionalbnnter. Wtdrins Nas
iional 9ant | Duluth, Minn. 10 BRO
cent; Rational 9ant Of Ssfferion, 9sr.,
Is qrctent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

l1e til SuffsrtabsIItn; at ben 9ruuo,
Toao Fan, pilrt Ssnnt life b,banblcs
Daqsn b~ertiisr, men 2oboistabtlIerne
tomuler cp til 6orbanoling.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Selegram til "1ceorabs
Ypften."

ADecorabzY piten," Deeprah, Sctpa.
Rsp gorf, 7be SUM 1897. "Setla"
ANTON til gbriitiansIanb isaar often.
alt bel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

Vmnipluanias 6abrIiinipetipr bar
uplia rappogteret, al Der M CT 100, >
900 iIrrc arbeioere beitjaitiseoe enb
FOR Ct Star fssn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

sscnter rnites for Den nne Sps "gbriltus
% spoiaernes, Gin" uOeipet paa gnsellt,
Rorit % Sbenit. Senb % Gents i Sri,
mGrter til National 9nb. Go, 9aleiioe
SIOs, 9pnaso, SG-, for tontplet llOtbr for
asenier 4Ob4
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

Tor farliat. gsninosn: 'S,ar ou osiaa Ia.
bet bin Mlano lGie Den 8omanA
llus aoue; sSb nti. Ter tales 10 I ben
on en- euitru, Der iun bsbspeoe Ell ny aioIs
bpert treble War.s
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
fra D~aihinSton.
seIsfrit.

llnsrriugminiiteren sr unnerrtttet nm,
al Ricaroauas Rsgierins bar bsilutt't,
at WutsridIitr % WaTiiner nropenot9t
for S~rubtSrift Ian inoferts tolofrit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

Sano | aauoippbi Gbippeipa % Sipiit
Counter, fra en- til oiie Viii fra Stdlicner
% BDer, baues tilialgs biaigi o9 paa letle 93e.
iiiigelier. Sor ngruere CplAsnIa "TRIP til
Gslaf Rasiet, Geal @itate 4 &oan Office,
@illmar alinn. 32a10
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Sweet Sixteen.

Der er ell Siipnbeo. iOm sr eDeu iCr
eamle Solf. Der er ct Slog5 Stlon.
heb farafteriitif Tor m~iooclalprenpe %
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

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bitriiI
lunDerI
Carer |
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nor al
3crstiI
tt0s u
bapoc |
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Mar, |
meo, II
iortulI
Grab |
minotI
for ID
til bel
at iolI
nlt6 Il
GjtucI
GrtbeI
rloithI
ole al
Gtit. |
Sci
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Arple Cores for chnmpagne.

The practice of the economies in the
Embarrassing sections of thew has de-
veloped new article of export. Until
recently the orchard owners and the
evaporation managers did not think of
utilizing the cores and the parings of
apples. They occasionally sold them
TO the jellymakers or fed them to the
hogs, but more generally allowed them
10 accumulate as refuse in great heaps,
which slowly fermented and decayed.
This year in many places the parings
and the cores are being saved. They
are spread out in the hot sun and dried,
after which they are packed in large
sacks and held for buyers, who gather
them up and send them away in car lots.
The destination of the dried parings
and cores in these large quantities is
France. 1t is no secret that the refuse
of the orchards of the Missouri valley
and the Ozark country is now largely
employed in the manufacture of cham
payne by the thrifty winemakers Of
France.-St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Nor Her BflIv.

By reason of a similarity of names a
grief-stricken woman Frustrated her
self over the body of man who was
seriously injured and reclining on cot
in one of the wards of the city hospital.
She believed the man to be her hus-
band, and as her trembling gaze
dwelled on the back of his head, which
was gashed and bloody, she bemoaned
his fate, and with tears coursing down
her cheeks addressed him with every
endearing epithet her bursting heart
dictated. The woman's voice had the
effect of rousing the patient and he
turned. She caught glimpse of his
face and then her sorrow and tears
were dried at once and her lamentations
ceased. With an indignant sweep of
her skirts she arose, exclaiming:
That amt my Bully. What, that
ugly mug!" and she bounced out of the
ward and out of the ospital.-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
HEAVY COAL MINE DAMAGES.

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 24.-The Juan
tia Mining company has filed a suit
for damages in the Sangamon circuit
court against the Springfield Junction
Coal company for 100000. The de-
PENDANTS were lessees of the property
for ten years. During their lease
hold, it is charged, the defendants
changed the arrangements Of the pro-
perry by which entries and approaches
were improperly supported and cayed
in, entries Were driven on land not
owned by plaintiff, tenement houses
were torn down, machinery and fix
lures were badly damaged, escape
ment shafts were illegally construct
ed. the lessons railway switches were
torn up and the escapement shaft con-
verted into hosting Shaft, head gear
was removed from convenience to
railway tracks, coal was screened 50
| as to defraud plaintiffs out of thous-
ands of dollars and putting plaintiff to
the expense of repairs it is charged
that plaintiff will lose a large sum by
inability to get coal marketed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Lusty Longevity Laughs.

Invalid (from the east)-Great ScottI
You say that in this little town there
were rs deaths last year? Why, il
must be a remarkably unhealthy place.
Arizona Andy-Thats where appear
ances is deceivin', mister 1t does seem
TO reflect little on the health of the
settlement at first glance, but if you'll
Jest examine the records you'll find
that n of them deaths was of strangers
that dropped in on us, and the one re-
mainin' death was the case of Mexican
that moved here couple of years ago
an who tried to work off hand of five
aces on the boys one night. It's jest the
place for climate an quirt.-N. Y.
World
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Zig Eignrcs.

There are over 100000 miles of rail-
way in operation in the world, and, ac-
cording to Mr.. Robert P. Porter, the
century will close with over 100000.
OF the present number just about one
half are in this country. The cost of
railroads all over the world thus far has
been S36 $685.. 10000 and it is estimated
that the street railways cost $4,000. 0Oo,-
600. The railroads employ almost
100000 people. These are big figures,
but the railroads represent vast in
terest in the worlds wealth.-Baltimore
American
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
SPAIN PUMPS UNCLE SAM

AS to Suppressing All Revolutionary
Cuban Soldiers in U. S.
New York. Dec. PA special to the
Herald says: Following upon the ex-
pressions of disapprobation shown by
the American press at the savage
method of warfare used by Gen. Go
mez in the mater of the assassination
of Lieut.. Col Ruiz, there is the best
authority for stating that the Span
ish government thinks the moment
propitious for asking the Washington
government to use all means possible
10 repress revolutionary societies in
the United States which are giving ac-
tive assistance to Gomez forces.
The Spanish government points out
that it has given the broadcast measure
of &utoAumy, which is proving accept
able to a large majority and while it
is favorably commented on in the
Presidential message it is opposed by
piratical and reckless minority.
All the Spanish government asks is
the application of the rule laid down
by President Grant as the duty of one
friendly nation toward another. If
that is applied the government con-
siders the termination of the revolu-
ton will occur within short time.
The Indignation was twice as great
when the news reached here that
RUIZ was not even permitted sol
dier's death, but was hanged.
The Correspondence Millitar. the
army organ, says: "Our heroic chief
was assassinated by bandits and adj
venturers."
The Correpondencia de Espana saws:
"rhe tragedy of Campos Florida will
transmit IT'S influence in the bringing
about of peace in Cuba"
Gen. Gonzales Munoz. who has been
appointed governor general of Porto
Rico, is Cuban aud man of liberal
ideas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
one Curious Superstition.

Among the superstitions of the
Seneca Indians was one most beautiful
one: When a young maiden died they
imprisoned young bird until it began
to try its powers of song; and then,
loading it with caresses and messages,
they loosed its bonds over her grave,
in the belief that it would not fold its
wings or close its eye until it had flown
to the spirit land and delivered its pre-
cious burden of affection 20 the loved
and lost one.-St. Nicholas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
A Burning 1|QIl
A Mexican International Passenger
Catches Fire,
A Lamp Turned Over and a Mail
And Express Car And a PaSSen-
Senger Coach Are DESTROYED,

Jaral, Mex, Dec. 24.-(SpeciaD-The
northbound passenger train of the
Mexican International railroad from
Torreon en- route to San Antonio, Tex.
arrived here yesterday morning at 2:3O
O'Clock all ablaZe.
A lamp in the mail car was turned
over shortly after the train left Tor
reon and the car caught fire.
The flames soon spread to the ex-
press car and by the time the train
reached here the third-class coach was
afire.
But for the quick work of the train,
men in uncoupling the burning cars.
the whole train would have been de-
troyed by the flames.
The fire was discovered about three
miles from Jaral and the train covered
this distance at a rate of something
like hundred miles an hour.
1t was beautiful sight to behold the
burning train flying at this rate of
speed.
The mail and express car and the
third class coach was side tracked here
and their contents burned to the
wheels, while the balance of the train
proceeded to Spofford to connect with
the Southern Pacific for San Antonio.
Nobody was hurt, but the damage
viii be quite heavy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24

Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 24.-United
states Forestry Agent Allen, who was
recently deputed by the commissioner
of the general land Office to examine
the region in the vicinity of Lake Ia
no, with view of setting it aside for
government forestry reserve, has COM
pleted his report. He recommends
that the commission include the head
waters of the Cusumer river, the
American river and the upper Truckee
river.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Reaned Rennrtee.

She-I have seen IS summers.
He-Then you must haYe been blind
for several years. Now. own to hav-
ing seen As.
"Fben that leaves you about "a years
of age, when one takes into considera-
ton your failing of seeing double."-
indianapolis Journal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
lake MERLEs BOND.

Sheriff Campbell is in receipt of the
mandate from the Court of Criminal
Appeals in the Jacob Merle case. A
blank bond was furnished to Merle's
attorneys this morning to be filled and
will be approved when the names of
good sureties are presented. Merle was
notified yesterday of the higher courts
decision and manifestly rejoiced at the
prospects of his early relase.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Acquitted by the Judge.

ignorance of the law excuses no
man" said the court, sternly.
Sand you just said" replied the pris-
oner. that l was 10 man or l would
never have struck woman"
Being a logician as well as jurist,
the Judge reasoned simultaneously
from the premises to the conclusion,
and suspended sentence.-Detroit Free
Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Enterprislng ana original.

Mrs. Watts-That Simonsbee woman
is perfect fiend!
Mr.. Watts-I always thought her so
gentle and refined.
''Oh, she is among you men, but what
do you think of woman who will wear
her little boys baseball shoes to bar
gain rush and spike every woman who
gets in her way ?"-Indianapolis Jour
nal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24

what do you intend to get your hus-
band for Christmas gift?"
81 can't make up my mind whether to
give him lace curtains, a dinner set, new
portieres or drawing-room clock
Chicago Record.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Preparing for the best.

There's only one thing that insist
upon" said Miss Elderly as she skipped
airily about the house.
"And what is that?"
Il want mistletoe placed over every
doorway and on every chandelier.
Detroit Free Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
Mr.. <inlx,s Preferences.

"WeD, Uncle Ebenezer, will you have
turkey or chicken for your Christmas
dinner?" asked Mr.. Gildersleeye of the
aged negro.
Il prefer chicken, sah," replied Mr..
Kink, who then added, refectively:
"Den none OBJ my neighbors don't keep
turkeys, you know."-N. Y. World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24

Lazy Larnigan-Td rather be poor
rule than a good one.
Frowsy Finnigan-WhyP
Because a poor rule doesn't work
and a good one has to work both ways"
YELLOW Rock
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died-Otelia Bergstrom, this morn
ing at l o'clock. Funeral tomorrow,
Saturday, afternoon at o'clock from
family residence, zoos South Presa
street. Friends and acquaintance in
yited
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24

George do not see the mistletoe in
It's usual place; what is the matter?
Bess-Papa could not afford it this
year. But 1 am wearing in my hair the
ribbon it used to be tied up with.-Up-
to-Date.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-24
A Strange Crse.

young Barstow is al enigma to me-"
"Why?"
"His father is one of the richest and
most eminent men in this town, yet
the young fellow insists upon behaving
himself, just as If he had to."--Chicago
News