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TO BUILDERS

The firm of Martin s. Schryver, OF San An
tonic, Texas, one of the largest lumber dealers
in the State, have recently opened yard In
Eagle Pass the present terminus OF the Next
can Pacific railroad extension, and have now
on the grounds and are daily receiving the
largest assortment of lumber in West Texas
direct from the mills in Louisiana, East Texas
and Chicago, consisting of rough and dress q
boxing, flooring, ceiling, fencing, laths, pal
lings, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, mouldlngs,
mix cd paints etc, etc. In fact everything IN
the builders line, to which the attention OF
builders and the public is respectfully invited
ON the ground will be found the manager
3 To- 3m II. f.. MOFFITT.
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22O4 Prizes amounting in U. S. Gold to. s 44,O70
sg-If the ticket drawing the capital prize
ends with the figure then all tickets ending
with are entitled to SIS.
vhoIes, 50. Halves, $3.50. F1fths, ST..
The Royal Havana official list decides every
prize. Subject to no manipulation, not con-
trolled by the parties IN interest, honestly
managed, IL is the fairest, aquarest and best
thing in the nature of lottery that could be
conceived.
See that the name GOULD & CO., is on the
ticket. None others are genuine.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION
For information and tickets address or
SHIPSEY COMPANY,
1919 Broadway, New York City.
6S East Randolph Street. Chicago H.,
Or W. W. WALLING,
8 West Commerce St., San Antonio.
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Five years established and never known TO
fail in a single case, acute or chronic. Refer TO
all prominent physicians and druggists for the
standing of Salcylica.
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mr. BARCLAY, private Office corner Avenue
J Eand Houston street, San Antonio. Special
lat. Private diseases quickly cured He"
remedies for chronic diseases. I-Zo-y
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watches and jewelry repaired. Charges rea-
sonablc. We take pleasure I'm showing our
goods, and purchasers are invited to call. sat
IsfactiOn warranted. RA-ly
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Advertising Directory.

NOW is THE TIME Nine thousand acres of
N rood land for sale very cheap, at goncep,,
ton, Texas. Apply to A. 9. VALDEZ, no =
Laredo street. San Antonio S-o-lh
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ON THE MORNING OF
July 4ih the Hotel VIII be Open
REGULARLY.
AND THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC IS
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.

Professor Boos' Pavilion Band win be In nj
tendance on the evening of july 3. and vii
play regularly thereafter durlpg The season 10,
the entertainment Of the friends and patrons Of
he Mouse. NJ y Q ~
Ne pains or expense has been shared In the
CONSTRUCT u OF this Hotel
All the furnishings and Btiings are OF the very
best quality, and embOdy all the modern com
veniences and Improvements known 10 the Ho.
tel profession, such as Electric lighting. Flee
trio Annunciators well yeniillsted Bed Rooms.
Finest Bedding, Ample Paflos and Reception
Rooms, Spacious Halls. DELIGHTFULLY."- Cool Din
Ing Rooms public and privAtel, nearly 1000
YARDS OF Galleries for promenadlng, dancing,
The House is furnished with one Of the Gus
Hydraulic Elevators
Immediately in front Of the Hotel are located
along the Beach OF the Gulf OF Mexico, Fine
baih Houses and AMPLE iafities easily ac-
undert0w. -
The table will be supplied with everything
IN season, OF the best quality and variety thai
nome and northern markets can afford. and Inc
Finest Fish from the waters Of the Gulf viii
be spetialty and leading feature In the
cuisine
These with mnny other attractions, make
me Beach Hotel and Galveston the finest sea-
side resort In the world.
Street Car Lines Of the City run Immediately
IN front OF the Hotel, thereby furnishing
cheap. speedy and convenient facilities TO the
patrons Of the House.
TERMS: Transient rate, % to "a per tinv
Special Rates by the Week or month.
j. HARVEY PIERCE, Prorrietor.
Late Grand Central Hotel, N. Y.
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Miss Mitchelrs Rum Bath.

/
Maggie Mitchell is accustomed betvean
The acts OF her performances, to refresh her.
sell by prescription other physician, which
: IL would be well for oil hard workers In anv
profession to take advantage Of This pre.
Scnption simply involves her being submit.
TED to sponge bath of rum. The constitu.
ent OF the bath is carried with the baggage
IN hve-gallon demiiohn, replenished as oc.
caslon demands. This demijohn is sent
rom the railway to the theatre, where II re-.
mains IN charge of the property man.
Toward the end oil last season Miss Mitch
Ell nj gan to notice that her bath did NOT
nave the recuperative effect upon her tbat
IL was wont to. The circumstance alarmed
her very much, as it suggested that the
remedy was losing its value through some
deterioration OF her system. Her physician.
however, assured her that this was not the
the rum. Wv "i'''
But the liquor was of the yery hest anal.
lty, as the bills of the house which ann.
piled it showed. There happened to he n
llttle LETT in the dem John lust then and the
doctor sampled 1t. Then he smiled wrote
an oruer, which he sent to the nearest
drugstore, and after certain manipulations
OIL the demDohn of fresh liquor, in con.
nectlon with a package of powder, he said,
mysteriously:
~ guess we will know what is the matter
with the stuff by tomorrow ~
mat evening there was weeping and
walllng and gnashing of teeth in the proper.
" room. Several ofthe attaches ofthe theatre
were very Ill indeed, and Miss Mitchelps
rum thehGetorlh resumed. its pristine
suength' When you ask this doctor Tor an
words to the effect: r''>' -
;, We'll, you see, an emetic don't spoil
liquor for bathing purposes, as water does.
drinking" 'S '0'
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RAILROADS,

Missouri has 70 railroads, the total valu.
alton OF which is put down at 1865 $50.
The Northern Pacific railroad is con
sttucting a ship yard at Portland.
The Oregon Srort Line is Low running
passenger cars 10 within fity-lwo miles Of
Shoshone.
A streetcar conductor carlessly carried
his bell.punch home and allowed his chill
dren to play with it. The next dav the
company informed him that he was 8 0OO,-
S1S fares short.
Along the line of the Mexican Central
railroad there are twenty one cities, with
an aggregate population of $4,000, and
none OF them are state capitals.
The Boston Herald says that among rail
readers at the Hub 1.-THE ST. Louis and San
Francisco is considered the best managed,
best equipped and test constructed railway
west OF Pittsburg."
contractor on the Northern Pacific road
IS quite positive that the tracks will be
Joined at the mouth of the Little Blackfoot
during the first three days of September.
According to the Indicator, the New
York Central railroad company shows for
the last eight months dehcit In the sur
plus applicable to dividends OF nearly $780,
VO from the amount required to pay at the
rate OF per cent per annum. The estimate
Tor the month Of June last full accounts
not yet made up) make the deficit for nine
months nearly 81 100000.
The Union Pacific railroad company has
begun the construction of branch from
Linco n, Neb., to Beatrice, 40 miles.
company to build road to Fremont to a
point on the Columbus and Norfolk road
has been incorporated, called the Fremont
and Central Nebraska.
1t is now thought that the New Orleans
and northeastern road, which will COM
plete the Cincinnati Southern system as
the short Inc to New Orleans, will be ready
Tor trains in September next,
The report has been circulated on Wall
street that the Vanderbilt interest is ar
ranging for the construction OF road from
81. Louis to Kansas City, so as to obviate
the necessity Of using the present routes
between those two cities and also connect
with the Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe,
thus securing an entrance to the Pacific
coast for all the Vanderbilt roads.
1t is said that the freight business on the
u. Paul and Duluth railroads is so heavy
That the Duluth, the switching facilities oil
me line are insufficient to handle II. A
single train OF 06 loaded cars recently ar.
rived there, and 1t was sent back because II
could not be taken care of. Two additional
size tracks were laid short time ago, and
TWO more will be put down Immediately.
The Indicator saws that the South Penn
syIvania railroad, which is the name finally
ssreed upnn TOR the new line rom Harris
ourg to P,t'syurg, "will be rapidly built
when the work upon II has been cem-
menced 90 September IL Among the
leading subscribers 10 the capital stock OF
the compsuy are William II Vanderbilt
20 OOO,000; DE- HnNptter 81 900 900; Hon
Harry Oliver. 81 ono 00p. Andrew Carnegie
" zoo 600, aud William B,yley, Sl,OOOOOO
Inc Gi bert Car Manufacturing compan,
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NO business man will attempt to do bust
ness without business methods to do il
with, and any contrary course is construct
ing your enterprise butt end up. and il viii
topic. Doing business to look like busi
ness is noticed by business men and beget,
confidence and brings businessman "don't
you forget it," And unon that principle
provide yourself with the necessary Office
stamps and daters, shipping and cotton
brands, essential and Indispensable to !
well'regulated business. Call on or addres,
Texas Stamp and Stencil Works, 7Ol Elm
street, Dallas.
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y, VIII receive an order from the govern.
mehl OF New South Wales for two parlol
cars, which are to be constructed on the
DAVIS q Leve patent principle. These will
oe finished in style OF elegance and other.
wise adapted for the requirements of lone
Journeys; the cost will be about SAC, 0OO
They are intended for the line from Syd
ney TO Melbourne, which will be soon
opened for traffic The dist ance from Svd
ney to Melbourne is $40 miles oyerlapd-lS
miles on the Viotoriaside Of the Murray
SS4 miles in New South Wales TERRITORY
Ihere isa break of gauge on the border,
mat Of New South Wales is feet 81 inches
Victoria 4 feet 81 inches. '@0''''
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Vanderbi!t's Maud S. and Adine, Bon
ners Rarus and Packard, and Works Ed
ful trotting race for the benefit of the
door. But they will never come together.
Two OF the teams would be apt to be
beaten, and that would be bad Tor their
nMnara
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A New York physician says the best
thing for cold is an old ashioned sweat,
which may be produced by taking ten
grains OF quinine, a hot mustard foot bath,
and stiff glass of toddy.n The trouble
with this recipe is that too many men, hay.
ing treacherous memories, can't remember
but one portion of the cure--and that is
neither the quinine nor the foot bath. -
[Norr. Herald.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

II you ore going to the Mineral Wells in Palo
Pinto county, never buy your tickets on the
to lose your money There are always a sui.
fcient number Of hacks at the railroad station
(Millsapl to convey you to the wells witho-
relay. They charge Is cents extra II yor
your ticket en- the Train.
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: WYLIE. wILMANs 4 co.,
REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.

GRAND-wINDsoR HOTEL, DALLAS, TEXAS
win give special attention TO securing good
investments in city property, farming and
grazing lapd. To stock raisers and colonies
We offer special inducements, having on our
iisS large tracts OF fine agricultural aud graz.
ing and sale OF city property will receive special
and personal attention. Collections promptly
made and RENTED. Having line OF Offices IN
chicago, 81 Louis and New York, and CORES.
pondens In Europe, our facilities for the sale Of
OF the finest land In Texas. belonging 10 the
tranco-Texa Land Company, choice seleo.
lions, which we will sell on long time. These
lands are adjacent to and contiguous TO The
nection with our business
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1t is conceded that DR.. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhma Medicine for Dysen.
terry and pains in the stomach, is an infal-
lihlp Cnre
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The North Texas. Real EstaIe.J journal

Which win be distributed along the various
hnes OF railway, and VIII be placed on file in the
Europe furnishing full information regarding
Texas ana her resources WIN furnish complete
abstracts Of title to property in Dallas and sur.
rounding counties; will prosecute claims against
lne United states In all the departments OF the
government. Bounty pension and land elaims
eriy. VI P''p'
Represented by Q. 8, CARTER, 1854 Nassau
rect, New York; NJ. ]. RICHARDS, 80 Ran.
Chestnut street. St. Louis, Mo.
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Noise, IN the Head. the vital iuid passing unob.
mat lead 70 insanity and DEATH
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsT7TUTH
VIII agree to forfeit Five Hundred DoIiars fos
case 81 this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatmenu win
not cure, or for anything impure or inilirionn
Iomnd In u, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In
5IhTuIE treats all Private Diseases sucoessfuliy
without mercury. Consultation Free THOR.
SIS OF urine, " 80 Price OF Vital RsstI q tive,
,oVa bottle or four times the Quantity, as 100.
SOM ANY address on receipt o. pficc or d b. b..
Vno " v. ID. sent without 81 enclosed a. q guar.
enleel secure nom observation and In pfiyate
name u desired, by ENGIISa MEDIUAK
INSTITUTE, 7lS Olives street 81 Louis, Missouri
wholesale Agents, J. J, sCH0TT 4 CO., Gal.
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HEAR the WITNESSES.
saved mom a Horrible nea

UP TO May last had spent at least Ave hun.
drod dollars for treatment bv many az the hnst
medical men, without any beneht | suffered
exornclatngly, and all my best friends advised
mo that the Icy hand OF death was fast an.
prosecuting ! caught ats, 2, s like drowning
man alta straw. Alter taking two bottles \
could feel a charge for the better. The sores
began TO discharge freely, and the Rheumatism.
TO abate When | bad taken six bottles eyery
sore had healed. and my skin began TO assume
natural appeaiance. persisted until had
taken twelve bottles. large slte, aud 4 HES II ia
NOT 4 SYMPTOM OF THE DISEASE RE.
MAiNlNG, and | feel as well as ever did, /
have gained twenty.one pounds In flesh, and
my friends wonder at my improved cor dllon.
have recommended ito many and in every
instn nee with compile success | believe thas
8 s, s. has saved me from horrible death.
IL. SMILEY, Quincy, Ill
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GULF COLORADO and SANTA fE Uy
CONNECTIONS.

At GALVESTON with Mallory Line n,
steamers for Key West aud New foFk, Nor,
gan Line Steamers for New Oreans Indian.
Cruz, WIZ
At ARCOLA with I. A MN ~,
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at HOsENBEH0 with g., II, q 4. A. Ry
lsunset Route for Columbus, Weimar. liar,
wood, Luling, San Antonio, Laredo, Uyaldn
Western Texas and Mexico; also for
houston and Star and Crescent Route n,
Beaumont Orange, Lake Charles, the Teohs
Country, New Orleans and all points IN ths
southeast North and East with New YoTS
Texas Moxio1n X for Wharton, Viotons
and stations ON that line.
at BRENNAN with H. a r. O. Ry 10,
Hampstead, Ledbolior. aiddingS MoDaSs
and Austin. -NS
at MILAEQ with ]. q. N. Ry. for Hearne.
Palestine, Rookdale, Round Rock. GEORGE
Town, Austin, San Marcos, New braunfei,
San Antonio and Laredo
AT TEMPLE with Missouri Pacino Ry
At .MoqREGOR with Texas aud 81 Loui,
ny i9r waco, Gorsioana, Athens, Mount PleSs,
at MORGAN with the Texas Central n,
points on that line.
At CLEBURNE, Junction Of Dallas pi.
At FORT WORTH with Missouri pac,s.
and Texas n Pacl1O Rys for all points On.
these lines for nj Paso Santa Fe, San IRAN.
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for KanHai
CITY, 81 Louis, Chicago, New York, and All
points North, East and West
at DALLAS with Ii. 4 T. O Ry. T. q P
olhc Ry.
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b$For full Information, address
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Gen'l Pass. Agt
GALVESTON THXla
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lam sure that swifts Speclhc saved my life.
was terribly pui onod wi h Malaria, and WAS
given ap to die. swiirs specific relieved mo
promptly. and 81 urely. think Il Is the greal.
est remedy of the aga. &C SPENCER
Sap't Gas Works. RomO, Ia.
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PhpsIciams.

pHYsICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dt Morton,
i once over Exchange bank building, res,.
dence SIS San Jacinto street; telephone a real.
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HOUSTON 4 TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY

paints tSs oSsn and hi
the NT RsS MI THROUGH the BAY
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL 4 never-failing tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
mol Weakness, Hper.
'matorrhwa, 10 i T
MANHOOD impoien.
oy Paralys. and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse. youthiu
10 lies al 4 excuses In
inaturer years-such az
Loss OF Men DRY, Las
situde, Nocturnal Emis
sion, Aversion tn aocIa
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Write for copy OF the little Book--ffeA
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chemist who win find, on analysis of 100 bottlas
offs :, B., one particle Of Mercury, lodido
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-03
THE HERBERT.WILLIAM MAR.
RIAGE.
An Interesting Relic.

From the New York Queen.
The announcement Of the approaching mar
rage Of Miss Rebecca Williams to the Hon. H.
A. Herbert, owner of the famous Muckross es-
tate in ireland, recalls to mind an interesting
old sampler worked by one "Hannah Williams,
aged II, 1762, to whom the Hon. George Haw-
kins Williams, father of the bride-elect, is q
near relative. The sampler is now In possession
Of a great granddaughter, the daughter Of Hon.
HOratio King, residing In Washington. On q
piece of silk canvas, about one foot in breadth
by one foot, three inches in length, yellow and
timewOrn, are the old fantastic designs worked
in by childish hands, long since folded above the
quiet heart in It's last resting place. Across the
top run the letters Of the alphabet, these in due
order being followed by the Roman numerals
then below, in what was once gorgeous color
ing, weave In and out, precise geometrical
figures and quaint ornamental designs. One
can well imagine the childish pride with which
the little one viewed her completed work, when
the last important stitch had been SET and little
Hannah aged II" hung the triumph of her
needle upon the walls to gladden. the eyes of
fond parents. About the sampler Is q border
some two inches broad, Of heavy crimson bro
cade made from the wedding dress Of the old
dame, who, after the first freshness Of it's
creamy wilderness had departed, thrifty colored
the rich materials warm red, that it might
thus serve another period Of usefulness.
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Congratulating the Moon.
From the New York Tribune.
Our Chinese cousins last Tuesday celebrated
an anniversary in which the rest Of the world
ought to have had share. Two or three thou
sand years ago, 1t seems, great Monaghan
philosopher fell asleep on the night of Septem-
Der Is, when his soul was transported to the
moon, where he saw play. Coming back, he
built the first theater and collected the first
company Of actors ever known in the world.
The Chinese, approaching the blessing thus
brought to them, celebrate the date of its COM
ing every September, and hold q feast which is
called "Congratulating the Moon" on the joint
possession which she alone OF all planets holds
with the earth of plays and play actors. This is
the only trade or business whose advent into the
world Is anywhere made an apology for national
rejoicing.
THE profession" as players with character
istic unconscious vanity are apt to call It, is more
OF money-making. There are large bodies Of
good folk who even to this day hold the theater
to be one of the most dangerous avenues leading
to that broad road that goes down to destruc-
ton. There are others just as cody who rank
it as one Of the great reformatory agents Of the
world. Both are mistaken perhaps. The stage.
whetherit offers tragedy of Shakespeare played
by Booth or ballet in q B0wery dance-house,
Ii only mirror. It reflects accurately the face
of the time simply because men are driven to
their work by necessity, but they are free to seek
in their amusements that which their taste and
character demand. Hhe man who deneunces
the stage as trivial and indecent in its aims Is
with his limp and gannt shadow. The cure must
begin with himself. John Chinaman has the best
OF 1t when he thanks the gods for the mirror,
reflect what II WILL
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WHY PEOPLE PHYsIC.
Some Of the Reasons Why the Human
System is DOsed With Drugs.
From the British Quarterly Review.

From the British Quarterly Review.
1t Is to be feared that to most people medi-
cine Is not an erudite science or q learned art,
but Is little more than the commonplace ad-
ministration of physic. They cannot under
stand medicine without drugs, and it's virtue
and power are popularity measured by the
violence of its operations. It's very name is
In ordinary parlance synonymous with
physc. Take from it it's pills and potions
and for them you take away it's whole art and
mystery. They do not believe in scheme of
treatment, however deep-laid and skilful
which does not include statutory dosage.
So that, as rule, medical men are practically
compelled to give their patients a visible
object Of faith in some form of physic
which may be at most designed to effect
some very subordinate purpose And it
Is remarkable how strongly, even among
the educated classes, this feeling pre-
walls Cure by the administration of mixtures
and Doluses is so fixed and ancient tradition
that 1t Is only very slowly that the world will
give It up. The anxiety of the friends of the
patient wants to do more than follow the simple
directions of nursing" which have been 80
carefully inculcated and possess apparently so
little remedial power There is nothing of the I'M
known about them in which afiuttering hope of
great advantage can nestle. Thus 1t is necessary
to educate the world into q belief in medicine
apart from drugs which finds it's power Of cur
Ing In adaptations of the common conditions Of
life and applications Of physiological facts-a
medicine which takes into it's hands the whole
life, and orders and fashionsits every detail with
scientific dehniteness. It lis found in every day
practise that this popular misunderstanding
OF the modern spirit Of medicine constantly
checks the little tentative advances of more
scientific treatment, and it is necessary that it
should be generally understood how powerfully
the various processes of the economy may be
affected by the manipulation Of the conditions
of common life