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Erea . Letter iron an Ga Omcsr - ne
rsiIna States Navs.

~ hss-s.ly AE-re with yoe - 70 TITS
AuE~Uup folly a: EriItrrgrim with England.
general arbitration treaty wuuld only MURPHY
W-Hnclincs Kpc he NJ 'entEnSl.ag alliance must
cnn-ess 10 EtrnnE, tnsrinrrtve- ants British r- tuai-t-
] nnTut ths R-itish emTtrr-ns. rG-her. tht ltrrlt rEnk
of pr1asfh4 nnilrAN mhrahEntk, Ene tRHIO-y men whB
~1nid thai emTdre-Shs hirts-ssI and most Dangerous
snaugy We hEvt innHs'G. tint OEty nnt that We my
cal nur natural enemy. SrrsrShrlsaN- We nss1 10
emulate them IN snms things, especially p-nSscrluu uf
OH ririEsns shrOAa. Sluggish nrFicus 0f tins prime
GUY NJ RshinFtm MAKES mt Indignant Why. J
have a fr1Hno n Contra America who waf huIa,ne =
railroad under nDurrA-T with THE Government TVr.
tEi-dk through rht work tia Legislature JIrnrcrnsn 70
uuIicy ntligETI1ns- hreEE faith, Gne hEEs-uJd lin.
He TruIesIsG, E-FurG, AND EIIrEiHu II vE.I. Fr-1u.
uHIbly IA. hRn ~ English foreman u whom II ms
extremity ne conveyed a. hf Interest," issin-t n.
fatal hlDw vas srrlnE 8f tuie me thai surl wa
thsir dread ui EnEiHnd thai they d-np5sse Jro,ss0-
ings forthwith. and Lib work wa successfully com
plsIsc and promptly pE,o f1-, TIEf IL tte E.nc a
prestige we unElt " hTut the wn-ld over.
I'm ElAr fhf arbitration rruEry tElsc End ! f'airve
you Enc J Ee true representatives o. THE American
psOpir IN ths Euforct ISI uE hEvs the IlgTes1 End
hesI ns1T al nUmDsTns nastrpy"1 IN tint world Ene
thoroughly f0rti-y our sasTI-IA"
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R.n TEas1 n R-y1~1A


rETDae .hs ovu7 OH % phEIEre 1nd then vent
into Ihe sal where rhs TuunE bull Wa chained
ID - turn hin ou- Glsa. Unlocking rne cnE.n.
Stesy started 70 6-+rs the beast puI- mi he was
moi II liz hED5- tur EutnE End Er-ns6 lyon he
ekr1 hand With n EnETT bcllrW- Scety had
hun had Kim NJ lbs mercy Fu1IFsd n che nR--
-Ou sal rhe yoEnr mb1 Eu1 EnDoEac down by .
terrible tk-uB1 ot Lhe bI3Fh u-nE knc rrkmpls6
Ep1n EDd 1h1urusc nEEtuHs Ihe I1rEt-ann- 6s
C1sd Willy tur hap aud THreey 1pnEnf fu ms
Life. hut the odds WET % E-gELy aEEtnss him
that there whk ANAL hops fr ha esuape. II re
1n--0u confines u NE HsAn- hvwerec- The mao
6ensf bsnsf had afle -o1n - move about and
Tins VIA Ihs 4Evn hnn6e acrRn-nFL En- Clss
fur hsto finally brought hiB cmIiDyE. and With
= uttrttuk he mAnnE1S 70 GrccI The EIimtll
Hr5eusiDn srfhrd1nLJ . p1rT3t 6saty - CSva
OH 70 sH1ey- RissdtnE Sum . scuR q ru11 sne
bruises rum tns hou.B and hn-nA. 5easT v1s
hE--1a6 - tn hospital Ia VII ru11Tnr-
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HaHr uhs cosrressus. L<Fr wn1s Esshsr
Tbegtea was Prrsenase

OTTAWA. July A-FatheF TAsTieu Of the City
Of Hull. opposite OTTAWA kas pgesehed an In.
nammatory sermoa- endesvovin9 to re$7sci;a,s
the virtually dead Nantt0ba schools frszs. He
was preaching 20 ths &C. Jean Bapsis. Society,
and said he was rsry sovry nos u lave some
words OF ooagratuIasioa - sddre~s 70 French
Canadians this rear. This fact va due, be
said to the FEDERAL All o1shss 1rovtsdA cleo
tons, which sAov thaa the Yren>h Canadians
have not followed tks requests rae b. their
bishops He declared that the Tr.sch CAosdians
had fallen in the esteem q ;as ese-J. and the
French people we're E1ty. AID thsy ~0ah b
punished for What tksy ks1 eooe- Faith. he
cried, was d~isaVpeA-tnE. Aad tbs Future ve-J On.
certain
Father ne-.n thea 1aSe af~u rzarf. on
the Bo1arent1re eaec-tz BE al the result u
the election WAS = Ds1toaal hEE5BA5or- The
candidate who wAs ejSctsd ka3 refused TO stFn
certain documents p-ese1ieH ~ B2E.o2 FlGiA
and yet the Preach CAns6tAas etezle6 hin ~
over e1Khth hundred majority. To-Day II Eeerea
impossible to win Al essczsoa -sibOzf promising
n line Of rai1rUAd- home br56zes. o- uaisker.
Speaking On the CatboSc scAool question 10
eASd. IN an excited tone thai ST. R3chA-c Carr
wright Dalton McCArThy. AID PreEter Gresn-
way were al working 20 have tie Yrso.t ian.
gu6Ee abolished IN IAe oOu-t-y. Daring the
sermon about half Of The immense oJoE-egAtton
Of FreDchDen erprtssed thsr 6EpaeaEEre .; LIS
neafiDenta by leArIrg the GurcA
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y. E.s Of Me-su,,. nrA.. su- Cana
Prom -As s. Iouu saos- rs-Nr-a

SAY ANTONIO. Tex June SS-Tht S-PHsszS
NEST uirt han crop sro- known y tht hlsSn-y
Il. this Srhis Is now mkfE-.ue. Hundreds az
thousands q! Ac-rs " y-K.riF lana prrsi Ens
south a. here RE rCvs-sS with mnssufSs bushes
which K-e loaded duvI with haEn paas u y
velEknpWI .H-i thai The mesquite hear j. IL
excellent substitute :6- coz g. Il HANG n. Almost
the same fEvn- whnt uE-theS- ana cnnFElrins
Almost tAe SANE :Rc-eAinnrk rs rhF cnE "a Nast,
II has lHne sseur psa6 ~ the &sxickns n MAKE
Il hcvr-Ece IL every WEr similar - cuaRs.
This far; le1 - me a-SEliEkuiar ~ q cnmrErv
three yekr< Ern- composed n. san Antnnin Ens
t-En and rUI u an Ibt market mixing !; with
CIR &c sS-HnS a CrsuEhI sci II 9nsi q. ihEi time.
kne there vEs snan s scarcity u. mtSc ute hasns
LNE; tbe tfnierTrIss Was LhEndaDb5- Now fAHJ T.
aHLu2rE, c-aT n. these tsaLns II ASSURED ihr mr..
,erI ms ttnhr rry:red- and the sr2s-.n,rrt vii,
ir trlee ne sonn ~ me :sh&as E-s rive. There E-e
sCr"-A million bushels q. these tsaHns u sputh-
Wesi Texas - ~ Lad fn- The rLlha-5lS-
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70 rE Enr-uA ~ TIT s-~-ss- A. yur sy ynr-
paper shines for al. ! wound lfke n aSk yuu 70 tnss-T
9 small Errr1s IN the sAps about rhs c-rl Kn--isA-
Yuur G-s1nle n one O: ths late campaigns Ehrut M
negro dontnErnn applies To this cAse, No r.vn ser
wire dbmfnAriun' G0E. Back claimed thai he ~ns
going 70 take sorDs q. IN. starch out q: the u.vl scr
vins. / o. . vote-. with Others tEn 70 sse whn-r Lis
nf~ law hs helped THE v-ferH. When n was voted
Ipnn n was hunrbed with about fnu-I-rr nshr-
amendments, 40 that yrp had ~ rnte !r al tnseshrr
J: they VIII E:vt the voters . rhEnHt " vnte IN the
civil sHrvire dnminRrt1I u viii NJ feErrn rwb 70 unt-
Bop,nc Won win kindly give this Ar1nls 4 srAat n
ynur pHpsr you Val nun;er = StnennAs 10 many -rA3-
es Of tht sEmf herr.
sua SDss, June 90.
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sos n.rt,. and e,s uAa.s.,.
F-nN sk.l Philadelphia Rrns-6

Where a. the i'nIIlet and v.ns 60 -u-riEhsE n
EuhlrCg tO- wanaGr. PCw5C-.y. winlt nj -h+
benz a the knights a. LNtn-, declared thai hs
htsE-s &C every t'H.tlt E-Itr SO original rarfenrs
h6c tSNru Esec ana advised ~ 70 ru-ipH rs ~
annie u 1-ntr 70 EAc mt GLASS iuSusr-r. Pr,lt-
Ltly rht nl6efI vnisEcr tl0tIjt II PerngrlrEYiE
y one E'OsscsssE ny Cashier George Crane of ne
SuuIrvlUe- Pm, NEt3oNE Bank Cnda- a Mo
turs a. " GshlnCtnr Is Inc phrase Fktber Of N.
CnTHr-r. ~ The Uthrr sNdf y The fare IL ca
TEyi nt arc tbt l-send "Csel~ Tuylnr Never Su~
rtli5rrs The nagfIc wEE mace al ihs Tvpri-
rIJr Glass Works 81 thls CRY, Ent was yrosE lar
lfrlt ~ RueIE VISTA OHCur-sS. NJ Crane IN,
f-ie5 Lbt hottie with WA-kkey distilled prsvlans
10 lie UVl war.
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Our Agricultural department 10 evidontly TN
pressed win Tht Importance NJ gAining nrW mArEs8
Tor some American proauctS-B0GsOs GlnbA
Our Agricultural department Is Alwsys svs
6sntly impressed with its own greatness. It IL
lucsr. IL IL not thai Americans IRE mol smart
enough 70 fnd foreiEn markets far thh!r prod
uctA hut have 70 depsnd Upon e hHnrvnlHni
Government 70 DO the business fur themf
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poants that ve ned more information, and
this the new oommission may Be expected
to supply.
In this great undertaking. We must nrst
be suro We arc right and then go ahead.
We ave the warning Of the Panama Canal
to show us what not to do. But when IL
Is clearly sscertained what the right way
Of going to work IL, public sentiment and
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70 TIE Enron on TIL sr<-ss-r vn TN ss o.
unns . qussriurs ! an oarssncinE win r~s o.
Inrre porHons thai tbe average speed a: = ryp~w-fse-
b usk-n- fnrSy words . minute than E.rry, EAEnn
from eirrHriIl- hour ny hour One mGn EEyS atrry
words a minute Is nAsy TO 90 for th-re hnra n i
TINA Gn6 thai ninrTy ISM Any E-eHi th.ns. How
mary typewriter n Srw YORK CRY car w-ils snn 40
~Tftr eHy ~ DAY ~, hhf words n Ian hours Whnr
l. r1nsidnrrc q far CAV work II the mArh.pa nv
dirrHr,nr ur from rOry n, Of course. the lHrIer must
he munk RinverS HER-RAn
Hn6RAET1N. =. Y.
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nay. -.s Sira. rlA, -u-aA. T~-s o.AaA-

LEFi week 3 Int ~ bows ana iris in Car Cxuta-
organized ~ y ng-E Tln'E Cam " troupe LpE
gave performances n \ large -spi piIrhea an
tht avn II t-1Ii ~ one ~ the fGshiunLhis res
licences q The tUWI- Ever feature ~ Lat average
"CDg1e Tu- SHOW gIF Ersn.evan 70 iht street
pBrH5t WtTt Uht hlHocnuHnof En1 6anEey.
Three hundred and fry IeuJls wt-s nrcRap; nj
the frsi performance Une the youngsters Took
N E2s Al LIZ t0X Ut5ut- The NAV was ve-T
Cjeve-ly EveL. Enc WEE al lit m1rs tnta-esnanr
becEuBe the1e WAS not = E-OW1 perAM caHhenaa
With u n M mAAhsL.
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The story Of a. AhysrnA Assu-e and sub
ts--AosAa smash in oAio seems 10 he IN AIlaSnry
o. the row among the Buckeye PoPo-A1A The
-rumh!ins," the ~vApo-s- the "!pc!pi1nt vo-
oAno" are exactly descriptive o: the troubles
which are tuning, e-uPrlns. And roaring he
tween the silver spouJe-s vho sweAr hy the
Hon. JoaN r MCLEAN and the silver spoIter1
Who swear ~ him
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It Is saddening TO notice that the Hon
WILLIAM ATKINSON. Governor OF Georgia. is
dissatisfied with geology. which Is not known TO
have done anything to hurt him Yet be wants
TO hurt geology. According TO our esteemed
contemporary. the 1fldatd Consultation If
signs count for anything. the Governor VII TT
TO have the State Geologist showed out Of q sob
or rather have the Job taken OF the State
Geologist By abolishing the department"
what grievance has Governor ATEIysoy
against reoloEJi Does he regard Il - . science
Of ~piutocAtsi What can be more interesting or
mere valuable TO . citizen OF Gcorvia than the
science which tells how the earth was formed
and made At to prodpoe and be Q hAhttanon for
vaie-melcnS Pop DVs,UKE and Hocus SMITH
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oA Roh@EAu.uc R-&orasA .-nA 9E.
hnrkse ncxn Ene Er1s1 On IN Rnr<
gEzs MAJ
lnnk H@dA018-0 o. Hzr- r ling
Ch.zan VI u R-anA . S1y alnn6 fnuk taken
nrun hr 1umS - -4nch.R Was snlc N Para nrzuty
9E lAp r1nz
F1E sHzr Et-sH -un -uEnz q Sa1AG N Bc-fA
Gs q the Es...a GuchnEfti2 n msslnrrE sn1
snznnar q tn lnual mining an.o1Ev. e1.e r-eansy
n IN ses q: ss yu4n
Plnu TN nundfns . lz.szn ulnG - M Es~G l1rs
o. 4ss mAkR TIN =fvS ns-1FanAs hsr h@r sAk.r z,
ezzn.1y n Fr1unA IN rz1a1 wM - III min lIns
ane w1n 1nz 12l.DOI. D0p 41nA
Z Ratnus 2h< yu.a II ~ sn6 - - hs,lr~A .hs
Ian survivor q rns F-unnh Anlnisn tn. fnuFsa q
UEIz=lna. VIA ths EnzE uS hnr u TN waanrlOo
hanQuss u cra-ar. n 1hsnsps-Snam q M 7 Guna
Iaar PtEnr u Rz1znl Er Gnnue ha<1nF lss1aa az
e5S@Nsc u htr - N. P1EuA Pe1E1N PIEnE- PSguL
PiEnu=. Pickles. FrGgua- Gnc PueguR hun oryeGs -
haing cAIlec Ihr RrE, IN. PAgHA GfIE having hlA
1T9 ynan II u-uaMA
Pr Tn n-sz stn1s s.nrs IS7r ~ rn1us O. M Our
tnAi WITT nlaA.e WITH hnS wHaa- thA RasE. IA
pA=tAh p=tsz had nhsAtnrd lRA~e az Carolina P1-ncnm
u p~rfuzn tn rs-emnGs. bun h rfussc u snIa'
King Rumha-rS hedrnom-
Ha=. IirrsTmzyar. u raasnisy al.nsad anas4sentsir
msrnnsr o. tn Austrian RstrhE=H-A hruughs . SCR t-
lfhai AE1inSs . political oprnnanE who azrua-c hin q
h.~,pr x,o,u. uuprr xh.r 80 vut-- :. ,
y,.uu, hn,a, AZ IN. s-.., nS .nxw-.u- r-oo,,.s
M. vr-,zsr ,unsp.s,o- and B,- H,r.--u,.1r- '.
ru-nNa Dvs- n ths criminal court
-
,rr-r.n,- 1,,ar IN. v,nn nIcwx 49, ,,w,-s-
So ~ = So, u,s .ur. q 49, So ~,
,,.,,,,-, x--,rs ASCENDING In IN. -.-n.- r-4,>
80 ~ ~.
NhN"' ~" ~ "NN' =
-S~ ~ ~ HS U"
NHNa n~" :"
SN ~ S N
S''N
-1.,.,-.,
NTr~0s~ S0UNh hnE
NN awe N~"~oHr ' +
FNS eAA ~~ NNr n"H'e@ . 'e "
so" veal SNC 1850,
~eSESoSes1 I" ~
As1S VI HsTc "a owe f $3.50
authoritative ~MH o. 'N"u"-n'S ~
C"n'inen' az sufo7~ ~ "N' -"
tTNitNns ARD later s>>F - "S'HNAn~ hN
sncw process fN- ~rt-Ss - - --''iw" a. hH~e5
en- IT, water ~hq,h Z, L-,va - ~s.a .hsrsea vita
~ariunsc aus f--.t N~ssA- -ar,rvnv~' mr. keeps shs
rnuers fr~.h fN- = Nsns tt-. 49, 'NA'- rts Is 'u-vhs'
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ous for q week. ne Hon dawn TUrFERts be
really inpassionea orator. and he pot . thsr>
mometsr to his neck ~ the end Of every pare
graph elected By him..
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fnutad young goose u hiB hnmA. n1aZ GuAhsI n
IAnR county -Tns extra Ing uunns rut back q.
rhe urhGrA anf Inns rvp 9BE G-sAnh8t n T. The
leg Eut fast E-e dgFelnpe6 Cnsp: n.
leg II Rhu-1 Gnf lhc6 Gh0u1 IL tncA u hang
lung enpuCh1 u allow I'M 3sgr - touch Ihe E-punL
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24

Invinciole, peerless wonderful
chief competitor time
ing opponents
all wheemen to take Paine's celery
hundreds o. who
ermned bicycling
selves really lacking begin
bodily spirited really
sick who suffered debility wasting long
h nothing them relief splendid
Cse like other
of order the
All to joy thatP
W mai them we'll.
Michael made riding
son excellent advice only racing
and people reference methods
BOSTON, q,
After the exeron rides
Wright team in the south last winter during which
Paines celery
satisfaction mpeled
the
during believe
pound of assistance in keeping their physical
JIMMIE MICHAEL.
Thousands the purify
the circulation
The Intelligent portion
who best recommend Panes celery compound
this remedy followed
an ideal invgorator for down
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
CALDWELL COUNTY.

Lung october 2The judge has taken convict
which
$4S2OO and
regard them as being good bonds
Among original pensions
of Lockhart
W. Friday, after
days family city.
Monday their home
a
city adopted a
study approved number repairs
wells or
To Luliig vol
unteer the following advice: that jagged
An epidemic marriage
horn on the yellow successfully quarantine
{
Indictment the
charged with the killing of at
Martndae, the facts showing clear OF sefdefense
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
TOM GREEN COUNTY.

San Angelo Oct 2Sseventeen hundred sacks
fifty thousand
Pretty good indeed for a is
STILL and will gladden. the hearts
the better days the industry Texas
Mr. and Mrs c. G. Burbank city shop
Burbank who the president
association he call the growers
in January
children expected York
they have been spending months.
Hahin arrived Thursday from
recently Mexico where
bought several nice clips of
Colorado City mill.
is
ering rapidly the amputation o leg.
George Becker the Knckerbocker law dispenser taking
needed vacation in the DEVILS River country.
heepman, city,
little dry but everything otherwise
good condition.
reported by reliable parties last night that Cha Hobbs
pounds Major DeBerry
pound.
Sand hill reported plentiful the
this than before
Edith mixing with Angelo Tues
and Wednesday
his clip,
thousand pounds OF wool In San Angelo lin a few days
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
POT PoURI FROM DALLAS.

Spicy Chat About People and Thngs-Dalas
Colored vassar
Dallas, Texas, October 10. 1897
The raising Of quarantine
hopeful turning
s % rs ,'o' rs
stables be
that has
har ne and o Ssn 6sfoPe
aak ae
Rs VIM one n during
oasS1s4 ill.,
has @ part an s R best she will
The TRADES held Cycle 5t WAS % both
and representing business
ne g the Do nor ssrs
dying with the advent S Of the MALTA. ons
What know but but freight train won't keep
sS5s @ 5 @ 1a' pa,
ny 10Th
art hs 5as where Of wi" be explained " all who
ss
years life discussing very seriously
e s @ a Ssr opo
Low hshd bars On 6yG 1 nay on PDfea on @ eSH
An of prevention worth pound of cure this
tendency Sc'
taking blessings
brings
punishment
to be slowly abating
the idea of getting time
Reports from all who have inspire caution
pers provisions a
bird live we'll calculated bring
thought
a
brighter gaude a
strictly mode Very Wear 6ecominsy They
wllowy
avoid them they would the plaque People much like
confession but nevertheless East
world
The of the First Baptist church, Rev
OF his personality He makes impression
CONGREGATION by his earneness and conservation Masters
work
papers christening Marlborough baby,
which Blenhem castle the
a afa
than the little pink dmples of the laborer
child all We surfeed with anything
glow of splendid reminding
that the growing old In few short months it will blend
disappointment its pleasures and pastimes AS
The mellow splendor softly falls,
ION morning evening
clouds,
With thousand hues"
would teach to be patient and loving The spoke
when he said
ible forms, she speaks various language"
Could but interpret Alright this earth life would be
redolent with all that is good and pure
saddes a
think of how a
working for it. Many of hem nowadays settle the
and to
complication
parance is called 1.-The woman" She
be
LYNN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24

prompt child procrastlnang child
itself until
remedy. Begin Commence the child to
decided habits Compel all the work certain hour
that hour If it kills everything for If that not
destroyed delay promptly
strength but quiekness wins Parents!
thief Time children to
will through life with prompt
Make them acredy all their and social and school
will their business
engagements in the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
EUGENE LYNN.
WOMEN AND THE TARIFF.

The Dingy bill has met with much eXeCraton
abroad
wearing apparel The hundred dollar limit
the importation of millinery and the
dear a woman's heart
lOsees dessmaker
those women who unable the exhorbant duties
talent neither those of
ported goods but must paonize textile fabrics made their
This will stimulate
impetus home industriesCountes
deysM r
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
NEWS FROM MONTEREY.

New Theatre Foot Build
Sunday Light.
Monterey "a under of
ZaragoZa
architect magnificent bath
shortly thorough
equipped with ladies and
1t will a n connection
) a locale capitalists build
modern tourist n city
of
ian
brick pavement on s now
Houston
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
A PROPOSITION.

taking orders the
lily should be without; only dollars
Party-No don't want it, I'm getting take
look kind of feeble
months-Goden Rule.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
AIR AND ATHLETICS.

a
but plenty Of fresh afr in his lungs Instead quantity
he needs to learn to breathe right stand right sit right And the
air would dress loosely and breathe deeply and the air
and miseriesH L. Hasng chronological
Journa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-24
EXPENDITURES OF A NEWSPAPER.

that operated
Editorial and literary matter 100000;
illustrations $lSOOO correspondents S0O0;
telegraph S65OOO cable $4,000 mechanical department OOOO
office S2lsOOO-Scribners
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-13
TRANS. MISSISSIPPI ART EXHIBIT.

The art exhibit at the International
Exposition at Omaha in 1898 will be es-
pecially noticeable. as compared With
other exhibitions, for its high average o.
merit and the variety of subjects and
s.hools represented. In the magnificent
collection already secured by Director
H. Gr,ffiths of the Fine Arts Depart
ment. assisted by Paul Charlton of the
committee of the Western Art Associa-
ton. is the famous painting ct Il b lies
the Terrible at Nessle." by +. Roybet,
oae of three pictures that caused great
furore at Munich. Dresden and Antwerp
about two years ago. In the collection
is also the awe-inspiring painting OF the
Fall Of Babylon" representing ser
iously imaginative scene OF revelry at the
court of King Belshazzer ard the final
ending OF his reign. Die Flagelltop,
by Carl Mari of Milwaukee, an art pro
duction of wonderful strength in figures
and color. and which attracted popular
attention at the Worlds FAIR in l93. now
in a private gallery. has been promised
for exhibition at the Trans ississippi
Exposition. Among the great pictures
nv foreign artists is that exquisite bit of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-13

The Matinee Girl" in the New York
Dramatic Mirror of September 18th.
has the following TO say about lsadors
Rush and her gowns: In The Wrong
Mr.. Wright" at the Bijou theatre. lisa
dore Rush wears some OF the prettiest
Gowns that have ever seen. They're
dreams, girls. i had my dressmaker go
to the m atiree just TO copy them. In the
first act the actress enters in one OF
those horeev, mannish affairs in which
she looks so swell and so delicately
feminine. 1t is q tailor gown. made
with skirt fitting snug about her hips
and fiaripg about the feet. The little
Engl sd box coat has saamless back
and is finished with seams and pockets.
The waistcoat is Of figured satin and
there is fob and sailor hat with q
letteied ribbon about the crown. Then
in the second act she drifts in looking
ike great pink rose. Her gown is OF
pink affeta. the shade Of the sky Just at
the first touch of dawn, and it is
tiounced to the waist, the edges Of the
rufilss being pink. In the last act she
dons lace and lawn creation with
b ,dice of accordion plated green satin.
Tie frocks are all beautifully adapted to
the wearers style. and all the women iu
the audience sigh when she comes on
the stage. don't suppose that any
mere man will appreciate this descript
ioo. but all you stage girls will revel in
il, know.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-11-13

romsnticism, The Shepererd's Star." by
Jules b. eton. The figure Of barefoot.
ed peasant woman outlined against =
drsky Landscape, the rose light of sunstt
lirgers on the outer rim Of twilight and
through the mystic web Of high feeling.
poverty and labor take on the gloritiei
habiliments OF poetry and art. Loaned
by the Chicago Art Museum. alone
i'm the World, by josef Israel. the mas
ter Of the modern Dutch school. a the
representation OF his power to portray
profound personal emotions. and his love
for the peasantry OF Holland. The
Happy Family" by b j. Bloomer. and
seve,a pieces by Albert Neuhuys. both
Of this schoo. and pupils OF Israel. are of
the number promised at the exhibit.