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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-14

AIDES of tefnei sugar wc-o reduced
day. This decliH. just at t4s time
: fate OF the sugar schedule 81 he
'hl IS In doubt, has caused some
10 believe that rhe trust b no. so
e Of the si'isron though others
tha, It is merely st natural con-
after the recent advance.
sniy question Was largely rtqu1u-
r large increase Sc tho demand
ar last week bust now that Mo
7;ins likely 20 b.. am ui.i she
on a much ligm,er seple. The ut-sr
n q the prra"ry ng ASH canning
in likely 10 prevent any decline Qf
sonce however no matter VIVA,
I may be- made tn the luLcs az
! by the senate commlGee.
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HOUSTON SPOTS.
GALVESTON SPOTS.

Tho Now Orleans spot market close
steady and unchanged.
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STOCKS.
Following were the CLOSING quotations on lea,
slonkh OF ,hp New orr EHchAnge tuiay.
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

New York. May 49, Cotton seed prod
uots arc dlAl; prime crude oil. barrels,
9,c; prims summer yellow. barrels. 93ilf
24c primo cotton seed meal. sla,6Afso,sO
per ton.
New orleans. May i9.-The market for
cotton seed products Is quiet: prime
crude oil IN bulk. llalSc prime summer
yelow, N barrels s9isc; meal and cake,
sTM0l7.25 Ter short ton: long ton. for
nNnnrl SlAMlfln ot
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NNM Y0RK MnNnY

Now York, May i3--Clearngs. g00.0iN N0s.
balances. si.7l1.639 Money on call elsv
AT l'lnlis, ,aI,t loan ~, closed offered nt
Ia per cent. Prime mercantile pauer. 3is
az per cont sterling eXohung"' steady
with actual business IN rankers' bills At
iNh44N7lp. for demand and iS6l,uAS5ia
for sixty days; posted rates l.S64 Sisl
commercial bills, i.>Et silver certificates
6l06lii. liar silver. cess. MeNicln dollars
az. Government bonds firm. STATE boyd,,
dull. railroad bombs weak
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New York. May 70 Tho Evcnin. Posts
London inancn cabIcrram says; The re-
rate today to > per coat was unexnectcd
hut thr effect on the markets was very
slight. nS It leaves. IN ~ sense. lees nlariyln
for the rise In stocks Other banks and
discount houses lowered thc.r deposit
rates In PROPORTION. Americans were IT.
regular. Hhe Paris ana Berlin markets
were firner.
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Victoria. Texas. May .S.-!ohn i'a'.'
ton. colored. who has bean Oh '''a'
several days charged with rare w W.
person of his stepdaushtsr. was fonhu sV,'.
~ and sentenced to nftcea years in inc
penitontiarv. ON the former urial he VS.
given fifty years. but the court ci a'V'"''
roNersal and remnnlcl the case.
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New Grlcnns. Max i3-.lIog prolu,ts
euict pork ola. Sss IMrl- Reuucl. fierce
a.. boxed meats Dry salt shouldgrs. ~:
siacs, O. Tacon--Clear titvs. go ihms--
Chrirs gL0ahs. Flour Firm; cN,n fanny
aGi6A7i: Patents. 1880. -. Comm al
Firm. LIS Bran--S eudy: 6l'4fiiO Hay
Steady: prime. idonl55o; choice. l6,Or
II TO- Corn Firm: No. sacked mixed.
81. white 81: yellow. "a O.lts- No. .
sackcd. g5i412G. Rice-Steldy: ordinary 10
q, OIL 32.uIih
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. May la-Wheat Dull; NO.
hard 81: No. red. sl0o asked, No.
spr ng, 81 Corn-Irregulls'iy higher. l-4dl
higher: No mixed. q l-2a23 ~ Oats
steady; fairly active; No. white, -. Rye
Higher: No. 2, o. ilay~-Steaay, un-
changed.
Roc oipts-Whcot, 6Gel bushels; corn. 20
on bushels oats. l7oo bushels shin
mou,s-Whcat, l2Go bushels: corn. ;l0j
hnahcls; onts. $500 hnshcls.
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LONDON MONEY

ondon. Nav II -Consols for MONEY
Il2ia. consols for the account. llS's. Mex
loan. Central new IS. 7oh. Bar silver.
y 7-Sd ucr ource Money. y per cent. The
rate of discount in the omen market for
short bills l5-l6 per cent; three months
bills. l5-i6 per cent
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DuTTER AND EGG,.

Chicago, May ls.--Egss-s, Steady. ,ros,
s,a i,s Cheese bee STEADY ,d, $40 Il Bnt.er@
New YORK May 3.-Eggs-Recsi,,sS 10.
Jag Packages; STEADY; State and Pennsyi.
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Trad. Notes.

4 on sonthcrn canned pAlches are
win an adVanc.ng t"Hsianrv
isheese has neeu on the marlao, fe
Z ard local dealers report rgah
rs,
tdvance in whea; ms given q het--r
+, the rour market, though prices
hangcd.
3g products have been at 4 stert-
n the last TWO weeks. Local deal
,r; d good demand
berries were In had condition TO.
n account Of the rain. ir,ecs
from Foe TO $50
prairie hay from tho coat cou-.r,,
me IN freely and the quall,y Is I'M.
4. New alfalfa hay Is also Offered
lt Texas.
n OF desirable Sizes ana grades OF
ware sail 10 be rapidly clt.iring IN
K market has an upward tendency.
iizes are reported to he extremely
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, May l3--prices for cattle aro,n
shovel decided strength. Sales wer,
native dressed beef steers. M TO 5o,tI5 -
for choice TO prime. with an occ1 slonoI
sale ~ 5.39Ii:+9; The bulk Of tho cutie
SOL NJ ii0N5oo; choice lois OF fce1ins-
caite hronght 4 5od+eo Calves were nian-
tiful and active. "e'e p'F"-
lrlces for hogs were largely 90 lower
SileS WeTo largely at 3S0u3S7is Common
TO primo sold Al S4513N pic 'H,iiyn
largely AZ, S4NT3go U.s. So'u
rade IN sheep was active 10 the oy.e,.
Oh Oh, osnei1ngs, sheep being salcable a, . "a
n"."v TOT inc poorest up to 5QIi4 81 tor
mo nes'. Tho. greater part OF the stoci,
vi We "a Sh2rn 2nd sales were largely al ..S,
H., lambs were active nj 3O1dS75 for
W, IoyTest TO 4.WT5,i0 for Maxirans ana
s",oraIoss, numbers of tho latter ,,oine g, =,
* oN,prlng lambs brought sNiii7. ~ ~
.,h n.roI b,'s, Cattle, 1000; hogs 27mo.
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KANsAS CITY

Kansns. city, May -Cattle-Recotn,s
900 market steady: Texas s,scri 60 NJ,
465; Texas CONS. S00as9O. nntsye $780, So"
SDa5'~ native COWS and he!fers 81 o,S5
$40; stoekerSs and feeds, s9.75di q; bniIiis
NVtgSto; iiovs-'Receirts, 1900; ma rtst
mixed, s}G01SGS; fights 5000 70; vors.s.'
S.66NS.7O; pigs, s2onSG2 i.2 SheepN ~.
eolnss, 5000: market STEADY; lambs e 7s,a
300: rluttons. se.75g 10. '''''Y
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SUGAR.

New orleans May lS.-Sugar-open ss.-
ne, steady, l-ig2 l5-l6; centrifugal ouiet.
white, S-fn3 1916 yellow. 3 1913 ala:
seconds, l,SM3 LIS Molasses. Qu,e.:
New York, May -Sugar-Raw. firm.
centrifugal Sc test. 9-l6 refined, firm
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{. W. HARRAL.
W. w. HARRAL
anita, II; Western 10 1-aais; Southern a.

-. Louis: May l3-Butter steady: crs,u.
cry. llal' ~, dairy, Gql2. Eggs STEADY, '1 4
creamery. 1908; dairy. 9nii. ''aus'
Kansas city. Mo. May i5-Erys-.rov
er, receipts heavy; demand mod.r..ws.
i ,, ,,, oa "a and Missouri stock, cases
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l,pndon, May " Al the wool auction
sales today in.iN tales W.re oneroa of
MAS good and caused brisk bldIlng SroUr-
e1 Mas about y. run prices hut Grrinnnv
aIi tho home trade ana America took
Lover priced merinos and ctoSslreds we're
~ meri as MAS the Way combines. The
i2NwlnS are The sales H. deinil: New
sphth Wales. 1876 haios secured 9d0is
-, greasy, tllei. Queensland. 1895 bales:
tsconrgJ adYls "a. greasy. sasN;l South
Hustraila' a. bales greasy, 2hD5lsd. Vest
erasy' fN.is1. Tnsmaain. - bales:
kr'asy. 6.g;,sd, New Ieaiand. s'l ba!cs:
OF GOOD Hope and Nainl-liOl bates, scn1ir-
Cd. Is hgd greasy. M61sd Falkland is.
lreia t - bales grsasy. ti47s.l. Punia
~ bales; occurred. sdais ID; greasy. ;i5sf
"a. IN Thrnday May n, $3.50 lales OF
sheepshins Viii be offered.
st. LOUIS May IA Wooi--Dull: htrAirht
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THE WOOL MARKET.

Prices pad hy Houston deaiers-
Twelve months. medium .,........l0 al
Twelve months. iino .... ......,....s glg
BURY ,,.....-.......... ............. 8 a ~
SlN months. 1l2s less.
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ST. louis.

=. Louis MAY Observation-Disclosures ,N,n.
S snr, loo; market steady: fancy ex.
, uort steers, @lopbSo: fair to choSs M.
wv Nv, sh,pplng, steers si0pU5O0: rtssel
's Sasa and feeders. S,ood, 70; steers unda-
=, ,,t ~, ROUNDS, S.Dli.e1. cows and heirers
&.mHl'6o bulls. s2.4oq3io: Texas and Ia,
40. cows and heifers, S225ds'5S. U I1.
receipts. Nro; shipments eONl. ark,
sS,eadiy; lset 94Sa27o; m,xei, 50, ica5
sh,rmenls, GOO; marker strong nor' 49, 1uy'
others steady; native mut,ons, ss'aai ~,
eenils and bucks. t2,ooas,35 Texas shecn'
S3NWSU sprung lambs, 81 ;5q6.CS, ''OeP'
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GALVESTON.

Reported for The Post by A. p. Norman
I've stock commission merchant
BcrVes-
Choice. per ID. gross......... 3 % sls
Common. per Ito, gross....... 2AlD ~.
Cows
Choice. per Id, Eross......... 2l66n 3
Common. per head...........sl2 % GA Nv
Ncarl,ngs-
Choice. per h. gross ........ 2lsGn
Common, per lb. gross. ..... . "a
Calves
Choice. per lb, gross....... 40 3l5
Common. per lb, gross....... 2la{0 "a,
Sheep
Choice, per III. gross s,b6p
Common. per head........... 81 90 a 90
Hogs
Choice. per ID, gross. ........ a,kfp
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NEW YORK SPOTS.

Tho New York spot market was firm
at an advance of i-l6c. Quotations:
,,uoi ordinary. d 1910 Good mddns. Sis
low middlne.. 40 Mlddne fair ( lilo
MIdulng l3-ib -Hlps lSpl
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DAILY INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
LIVE sTocN.
HOUSTON.

Market badly gutted with all elias
OF stock and especially with spring calves.
shippers should hold their stock back AMI
ship only when ordered as 1t is impossi-
HI" TO maintain prices when market is
crowded with stock as 1t is this week,
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COFFEE.

New York May ,s.-conee-op'.ons
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New York Nav ls--The cotton market
was exceptionally dull. salss total reach
ing only 1900 baies. The scope of tho
fluctuations were confncd 10 a nlat'er OF
points on what might bc called the more
active positions white some months
scarcely varied a point after the opening
call There was percen'!rly no outside
speculative interest. The market con-
tlnucd to be held chiafly by the firm re-
ln;ton OF the spot cotton deTartmSnt. IN
which there = considerable activity. The
closing was quiet and steady. from point
loMer TO point Gher.
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.psToN PRICE CURRENT.

STAPLE GROCERIES.
( quotations are rcvScd daily ana
'rrectness can be relied upon Tho
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ST. LOUIS May IA Wool-Dull. straiyht
combins. - 1-2: medium, liai5; light fine,
sIis i-2; heavy fine. 1910: tcb washed. II
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Hatb tttr aRatser.

Dor ttber so Sabren i9on wurbe
WtrS. Wihslo,p'S Soothing Sprup
bon Wtillionen bDn Wtiittern beim 3abs
men Der 4inber angewembet. Wirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur9 bas S6reien zines
&inbes gef6rt, ba8 TN 3abnen ift unb
Dor S9meraen tueinta Wenn 10, laHe
fofort cine Jlaf6e bon vWrs. Minss
IoDs Soothing Sprup@ bolen. Gein
Wertb III unbe5ablbar. gs tpirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberuns pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, WAtter,
es 1T tein 3meifel bariiber. SO beilt
0pienterp unb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Wtagen uuD bic Iieren, befeitigt Winb,
&olif, ermei9t ben Gaumen, berbins
bert @ntaitnbung unb ftdrtt bas gattSe
Spfem. uNtrs. Min5lotps SOOTHING
Sprup" fttr sabnenbe 9inber ift amses
nebm in Gef9mad unb bas 3ecept
fammt bon einem Der befien peiblic1en
Gerste In ben Ger. Staaten. gS 1T bel
allen Sruggiiien In Der sanaem @elt su
baben. preiS Is Gents per Gld6e.
4auft ni9ts anberes, als Mrs. Wins.
loius SootbingsSprup.
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uao idauen NIT traumenben Qugetl In
bic 0dn,meruns binauS.
rGr III ipunberbar, Der @eibuadtss
abenb," iaste Trube leiie.
Sraute beuste iid por, ibre peiBe
Sttrn beriibrt bas Seniter.
uG8 lebt 9llleS braubeul Gin san5el
Ang fam Die Seeritrabe entlan8. .-5ie
Iaeen, es sebt INNER 10 ber am Weibs
ua9tsabeno.
rSait Du ettpas seieben?"
ualetne ainber lab id," faste fie
Sie atbmete tief auf.
pGs fdbrt Elm @agen poriiber.-
Gborbeefeni Siebft 0u, er bat teine
peiti9e."
r9iu9 feinen 0utl Ob @ott, Irube
@8 tbut mir 10 lamnerleib I'm Sans.
@te foil bas. enben? sic iasett, baB
er imnerfort trintt, stt 0aufe rnb in
ben Wirtbi9aften. @enn ct niidtern
1T, ioll er ipie sebriidt unb sefGla9en
iein unb ausIebeu mie Giuer, ber eine
fur6tbare 3ait auf Dem @eipiilen bat.
8tellei9t bas nit @raf Sans, mas
mir neuli9 b6rten. 9lber 8oB bat mir
einmal ioult ettua8 er3dblt- Weibt
Du, baB man ben Wlari9bof ,bas
ibledte @eipiHeu' uennt?"
Gin feiner, iilberner 9On flaue burb
bas 9aus. rSb, iaste' Sraute nit
leudtenoen ausen. .@ir iollen fons
menl"
SIN ielben slusenblif erEdienen
aud 5anS uub GbriItian.
@emeinidaftlid gingen lie in bas
5peite s3tmmer, ii, wel6em Die Srau
pom WlOndsbof, bic beute Mlcrgen
einsetroffen mar, ben Baum sef6miidt
bate. @r itanb mitten in Dem 9ro6eu,
gemiitblid) erfpdrmten 9taun; leine
2id)ter fielen in alle Gden uno @infel.
Sraufe lab nit sldn3enoen Nugen in
bic 9errli9teit, pollltdnbis lpra1lOs.
Damn murben ibr bic 2lu9en tribe, lie
fab bur9 2branen, tpanbte aber bob
bte au9en nidt ab.
Da b0rte 5ie teiie ibren 0lamen, iie
ipanote ibren aopf, ba fab lie ibren
8ater am Gid jieen unb er ipinfte ibr
NIT beiben Sdnbeu.
rWein lieber Bater!"
Sic lag Dor ibm auf ben anien,
beibe Sdnbe UNI feline 9rme seidluns
gen.
pOu arlnes aino Ou battelt 10
lanse Sabre feinen @eibna9tsbaunt.
sd bate Oi9!4
rJlein, Du batteit nur Marr 8oB!"
rOa itebt er - fomm bod ber,
Wiarr!4
Der 9(lte trat bidt beran.
nOas III Elm id6ner @eibnadts<
abeab, 9errl Gs 1T sllles gut eeipors
BEN,
r.3iinbe Dir eine Yfeife an, Marr!
-gleinl Dcrt unter'm TannenbauHl.
ssortiebune folst.
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1a8es . Neui8feiteu.
8 n | q n B.

Nus Moibiuaten perlautet &C..
rti6tpeile. baB Der prdRbent Mcain.
lep ben General Sames 2oheitreet. ben
nambaften ebemalisen couf6beririeu
Corps. @ommanbeur, gum @iienbabn.
gommiKdr ernannt babe.
- Die aus ben Serren @T.Bices
prdfibent @tepeniou, Senator @oIs
colt unb Col. pajne befebenbe 8uns
bess Soppelmdbrunss. @omniiion, bic
ii9 bsmnd6f nod europa bessben
tpirb, bat ben Or. s. 8. 9pllaenber,
YrofefIor Der BoltSmirtbf tbf9aftSIebre
an Der Sobn 9optins. llniperiitdt, aIs
Sefretdr erudbtt. Or. 6olaenber bat
In 0eutf6lanb unb Grantrei@ ftubirt
unb beberridt bic beuti6e unb fran36.
fif6e Sprade eben 10 geldufig uie bic
enoliide.
- Der Delesat aoreas gum @elt.
poftfongreB In Waibinston, @bin.
pom.Oe, bat am 10. Wtai formel ben
Mntrag auf Mufnabme 8oreas in ben
@eItpof gerein seftellt. gbina uub
Der Oranse.Greiiiaat baben bis iebt
nod ni9t elm @leides getbau.
= gr.@op. Nltselb BON Sainois,
Der mod Dor brei Sabren als mebrfa.
der Milliondr galt, III tebt p6llis ban,
ferott unb bot Nlles Derleren, mas ct
bamals beiaB Sas S6limmfie aber
III, baB er in bic. beri6iebenen sroBea
8anterotte In gbieaso In 70 bebentIis
der Weiie pertpidelt if, baB er aud
politiI1 alS tobter W2anu gelten tanu.
- @ongreBmann 6aulep BON Sol.
psfon fattete benz Weiben 6auie einen
Beiu6 ah, um benz prdfbenten 6errn
Siebre6t BON Ga Grange, ieinen San.
biboten fur baS Nmt bes 8unbesmar.
iGaus fur ben mefliden Sifritt BON
8eras. por3ufelen.
- Der SOB. pingree BON Mi6igau
iiberlanbte beiben 6duiern Der 2egis.
Iatur cine Ianse Boti@aft, in uel6er
sr cine bbbere 8eheueruHg bon gifen'
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Neiieu lit iebr ae,paat,

penn Der Icartt ntt nit stnisen arsneimtteln pers
ieben 1T. Tsmperaturs @eranoerunsen, ursepDbuts
sber unseiunbe Rahruns uHb Wufier unb etue bur6
bte 1rrpsn pb.r anbsre &esioneu, no RaIaria graf
frt, fhbrenbe Seiie nb sefdbrlt fur Semanb, rpeIs
der periaumt, ii4 init mebistnti4em Saus su periss
ben. Rad htsreinfimmenbem rrtbetI bteler OReis
ienben ,u Gaub unb 9affer befdbtst Spfettsr's SRA.
.Sttters bteientseu, wel@e es sebrauaeu, ale
pdtnten GdbrIt&teiten uRbeteutst 81 aberpinben
unb baelbe If BET pibslt&eu unb unsrparteten Gus
fdueu Defenders wertbrcu. nnpdbIt&tettea Der 4ez
ber, Der Gtnseweibe uub bss Masens, Steber unb
@e&ieIieber, rbeumatti4e unO Rerpeusseiben, bura
Grfdltuns rernrfaGt, seb6ren ;u ben aranfbetteu,
pelben @u8wanberer, Netienbe unb neue GnfiebIer
am meiftea urterwprfen ftnb. Dteie unb onbere
8rantbetten werben pur& fas SttterS prompt anb
poIitdnbte turtrt.
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babp's

Die 111ifiion unieres Baby III
gu wadfen. Diefem 8dnSeI9en
BON Giebe - halb Spiel, baIb
draum - gilt jebe binsusefaste
11nss pom 5leifA ais psrm.brte
6lddisIisteit uno 9ebaslidteit
Sstt 81 fein if Der 8eweis pen
polltommensr 6sfunbbeit, 81.
hasli4feit, 6utmitbisfsit unS
9abY.Sdonheit.
0cott's Emulsion NIT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SaIs III In
leiftefter form Ole bette fettnab,
runs, DeIde oas Baby nnr bab.n
fam. Gs perpolIftdnSiet ssraS.
6as, was 1as Baby tn sewobn.
IiAer uahruns nidt baben fam
uno hilftihm ilber f6wads punfts
gu polIfommener 6efunbbsit.
so Gents unh t1.oo.
ScorT & BowNH, Chemists. New YorAA
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SerofuIa, iOuie iersfuIoie ausbrti.
DE, OBJ erbli6 Ober ftb ielbit 3uee3ogen,
tbnnen burd ben @ebran6 BON Or.
simmonbs Satiaparilla gebeilt wer.
ben. Die 8eftanbtbeiIe lteben gebrudt
auf Der etiquette. Nur so Gents.
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Seaueiiee Centennial, ytaiboille,
yenneliee.

Bonn l. Wai bis l. Nopember 1897.
&ateu pia s. & 9. ..@iieubabn bon
San 4ntonio fnb tuie folst: $3.50
8ilstte, limitirt su 10 SageH, gum
8ertaufe 9ieustagS unb Donnerstags.
$500 8ilette gut far 20 Sage;
$34 .35 8ilIette stItig bis l. Nop. '97.
.. so. Stoue, %. s. Rigsbp,
Ngenten.
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Is. 9nniteI.

Die aiuber In @eftborf iuben burtfl
bic peri6neiten S6eiben, lesten ben
Wiunb sesen oas falte @las uno pufts.
ten nit GROCER 9lnltrenouus unb Ge.
barrli6feit; nod einisen susenbliden
luareu bic fleinen @udlOder rpieber
iugefroren.
Die beitise @eibnadt sOs ourd bos
Qanb.
6raute unO 9rubs ftebea am 6enitsr
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Die Gntpref' Nabn,aid)itse

Dieie opraiisli6e Ndb j. Maidine, bic
ilberaa 10 srOBen stnflaus sefunbeu
fat unb Die elmer Ndb Mai9ine i'm
8reiie BON $45-55 sleidfommt, offeri-
rem mir nit allen glttadments tpie foiat:
Die Waidine nnS bic Sreie @relje
Elm Sabr frei, $21.5O.
9ie Wai@ine an alte Mbomnenten
fir $4,000.
Der 8efeller be5ahft bic
Sra DIT, bic etma $3.50 Be-
trd ct. Wean ienbe bas @elb an uns
Gin uuS bic Mai9ine tuirb bem 8eitets
Ter bireft bon Der 5abrif Suseianbt.
9ts Expedition Der .5rete Rreiie
fir 1eSas".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11

Sn oemieI6en 2otale befnbet R6 Elm
Tii d. anS Mmitern MART.
Sdslid 9roBe Nuspabl ton frifden
GiiGen, auifern, Wilb. @efhgeI
aller art. 8elepbon 399.
gefeauaeen fir 6leii9 unb Slid &c.
werben in irgenb einem 8beile Der
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11

- Wie Der Correspondent bes Con.
boner vStanbarb. aus 4tben beri9tet.
bat fi9 faft bic gsiammte 8ebblteruns
Sbefaliens. b. b. aHndbernb $50, 900
Wenfden. in bic 8erge bes uefli6en
2anbestbeiles gefli6tei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11
u Dti3
BEG Staatss uao Gountps Solicitors

Den Gteuersableru wirb hierbur6
ange3ei9t. baB bic 5taats. unb @puntp
ad valorem, 56uls unb 6ppfsSteuern
fur bas Sohr 1896 ieBt fdais fiub.
Soie @aifiauo,
characterization bon 8erar @puntp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11

6. 5. s6mibt, 0Oufon. 8egas, iit
aleiniger A9ent fir Gimer & 0lmeaos
&e3ept 0tu. 1881, wel9es &beuma'
tismus beiIt. Cine Glai6e benefit es.
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Wtattbtes 8rps. Tleii@er, /,

go. 507 Of.6oufon.Gt
Nur bas DOrsigIi6te Rinb:, S9af.
unb 56weinef efeiid.
Spe3talit1t: Sunges 4albfeiId.
9tle 9lrten bon @urh. 59infen,
3uuge. 5dmal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11

Sas 8etter miro bebenflid marul,
Gs miiiien idwiben &eid unb arm,
Sod blei6t Elm Srpit im 9ebem:
Wian trinfe 2ome gtar iriib unO ipGt,
llno peun bann erft Ser 9nrft Dergebt,
9ann pir6 iid Alles geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11
N3att neriud,e

Sas 1elepbpn ami tneite 9tftam5 mad,
ben Deridtenenet &t6Dten beS Gtads
tes. 9Seae StattDuen iperben tprt=
tu6brenb errtdbtet ttnb neue Werbefies
rstmgen ettt9efithrt. Mdn fraae at
Oer Gemtrals& &felle na@ Der Getpitnfd)s
ten Mbrefe.
Gmblcribenteit
fBmuem bmrtb tbr eiaeneS Gelepbpn
0erbtnoun9 erbaIten.
Qtnoere
bmr@ bic 9elebbDn gtattuHem.
M. r. THOMAS,
3iefi9er 8eidbdftsiiibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-11

= Sas 8ertiner Weibbter
bon . d & 4i6ba9er iolIie IN
teinem Sauie febIeH. 6teie abIiefe.
rung in's 6auS.
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@er 0rumO Giaemtbmm fanft.

Oor O barou e DrseHn 6B Der eqn4am aarae,
amten n aSarae a baen seTr cine oearae auseb @ e'n 5e
einigen NADER @ans - "
COMPANY 9eh6uhe
5ma Die riae @bas aanredn gounu beast
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Sitoweitteras wiinitbtGnd).

Wenn Sbr@ud irgenbuo nieberIaHen
mollt. tbut es entlans Der 2inie ber
San Whtonip ,lmo Wratt.
las YaB : 8abn,
i'm 8arten. 9ifrift bes Staates. Sc,
lunbbeit unb alima uniiberiroffeu.
8illiee 2dnbereien ftir ben Sarmer,
Warttgdrtner, Obit' unb gieb,t6ter.
Wegeu @inselbeiten nenbet Sud on
6. 5. Martin. 6. 9. a.,
Sun Nntonio, 8eras.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-21

choly satisfaction but worse than either
la Il way. | could respect man who Was
Jealous because / should feel sure of his
love but man with no mare sense than
TOTO let such an opportunity so by him
and never try TO improve IL would never
satisfy my nature. / know just let lac
tell You how stupid he Was.
we went out TO Evanston all right and
the trip was lovely, although / didn't en-
Joy lt much personally We were 20
conversation. you know-at such times.
But whea we left the cars We somehow
or other managed 20 lose the others. and
that worried Angus nightly.
" They'll think Ne missed them on
purpose he kept repeating. just as IL
that wasn't the very thing they were all
trying 10 DO in regard 10 us and each 9TH
err So ne insisted upon hurrytng back the
way we'd come. and when we aidnt catch
UP with them he was perfectly miserable
Actually never said 4 nice thing 20 ne
ali me while We sat on Inc lake shore in
the moonlight.
Wen. we started back after while.
and Who should we sec in the distance but
Charlie bloomfield and Ia nlie Stone So
after Them Argus 3ew-znd | know thev
were as mad as could be-and persisted ir.
riding back 20 town Ia tae seal with them.
80 as 10 be socia bile I didn't sag ANY,
thirg then--I was 100 much provoke ed
taetIsss and silly as that would never
make me happy In the world. and ! sen.
hira back the ring the next morning"