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Iowa.

HOW COMPARISONS WILL DE MADE.
DIES MONIES, Nov. 4--The returns will be
impaired with the vote of last year, when
herman, Republican, for governor, had 1884,
B; Kinne, Democrat, l39,093, a d Weaver,
Feenbacker, 23,CS9 Shcrman's plurality 25,-
,, and majority of 1900. This year the
emocruts and Greonbackers have fused. No
tnparisOn can be made with former years.
account of the chang in precincts and
tricts, and IN 1881 and 1882, not near a full
&c was polled on account of heavy storms.
hitler and prohibition tickets are in the
lid, b have cut no figures.
Sixty precincts give Blaine 1892; fusion,
yes; It. John, Sc; Butler, 5S5. Net Repub-
In gain, 94s.
IT'S ENOUGH.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 4.-Lincban, Democrat, for
congress, will not receive more than $50 ma
Rrity.
One hundred and twenty three townships:
jaime, l5,l5S; Cleveland, 1908; net Republi-
n gain. 4Si. AT this rate TIE Republican
kprity in the state for the national ticket
al be 5000.
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snEnnE. 80 clUYnLNwn.

SHE GOES FDE CLEVELAND,
MONTGOMERY, Nov, l.-aIuntgoncry city
goes 800 majority for Blaine. Scattering re-
turns hom different quarters of the Stnte
show cleveland viii carry the state by Il
large majority
nay - \ DAISY,
CHNrr>NooGN, Nov. i.-Duy, Independent,
t4rcrnsypsa lnlae Eghlial ,rlc, OF Alabama
beasts Wheeler Democrat, in thc laiter'S
home county by alA,
SELMA. Now l.-Spccln's 90 tho Times
show Davidson, Democrat, elected over
rruig iu tuc Fourth congress uual district
los a decided majority. No disturbances are
reported.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.--Rc,urus from the
Fourth congressional district Indicate 'he
election OF Davidson, Democrat II Is impos-
glhle Ia give figures, but all returns show
cleveland VIII have % large majority aud
that the eight congressman elected viii all be
Democrats.
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pLOTCHES CURED.

used YOUR ,UrICURN RENFDiys e.
tote a., lua am cu urlDtoiv 't,d, 10 ~
nrNUr Iul, Joy, IUriCUKA SOAR 10 th
boss have ever usd, and 80 the proioNsio
% .- law Uunl' forrleuusins the KIN, there.
Iy removing yIi "ruil,,' grusr. pu!nt, an
al rHr sf... p-. hy lhum, igsYlug the ski
HU". sNd white Nng 4uu, s or. .cst pleas
uI, - 100 De- uu7rt ndlug aUHH an criticize.
"A, MACK,
tunmp' 81 CnNlgUr G8i,er skater.
AuI NuaruNN, ONO.
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GEN. NEW tON'S REPORT
CONCERNING COAST pEFEnsE5.
In Time of Peace Prepare for Nar-"nai
Would Happen to as If Suddenly
Involved - Estimated Cost
of Dcfenses, Etc, Etc,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--Gen. John
on coast expenses. He earnestly urges
that the harborS of our principal sea-
ports be made impregnable To dllAgk by
the addition of guns of heavy c8l!hre
and other appliances known to modern
warfare. Past events, he says, hy no
means Justify the assertions made that
our cotton ami grain have become so
necessary to the nations that they could
not engage in war with us for q short
period without the interruption Of their
supply of these articles. II seems To be
forgotten that y descent upon our coast
70 hold our unprotected cities under the
guns Of hostile fleets would consume
but Il few months, and in the
meantime cotton and grain in
sufficient quantities might be obtained
elsewhere. TIL modern system is to
make war sudden, sharp and decisive,
and 20 make the beaten party pay the
umirers for the cost of for
estimate Of the cost of Notifications, in
Guiding armaments of modern heavy
guns aud litled mortars for Portland,
Boston, New York, Pb iadelphia, Balti
more, Hampton Roads, New Orleans
and San Francisco, and another esti
mate, likewise approximate, for the pre-
liminary work, earth and masonry,with
out NOR, machinery and guns to serve
as emplacements for guns. The total
estimate, including ornaments, is S53-
4SS,0OO. The estimate for emplacement
guns, excluding armor guns and ma
chinery, is $l0,3SS,000 These estimates
have been made with care, and it is be-
lieved Notifications, including
guns, in all harhors on the
coast of sufficient importance
to tempt the enemy can be prepared at
IL cost not to exceed $60,000,00O. The fol-
lowing estimates are required Tor 1885
and 1856: Armads for the defense Of Bos-
ton harbor, $SS0,00o: New York harbor,
81 10000 Philadelphia, $l32,0o0; Bait
more $lS2 900; Hampton Roads, $4,000;
San Francisco 100000; notifications o
existing forts and batteries, 100000; tor
xtn
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victory! Victory.

No other route to Atlanta, Decatur,
Corinth and Chattanooga makes u SURE
DAILY connection with only ONE CHANGE
of cars except tho Memphis d Little
Rock railway. Address
A. u. SMITH,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, sol
Main Street, Dallas,
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SOME SCATTERING FIGURES

WHEELING, w. ' A., NV THE parkers
burg district complete: Barbee for con-
gress, LOS; Gibsol, 700; Blaine, $40; Cleve-
land, III; Republican gain, |. Goh's ina
jnrity in Ciarksburg is 1873, which indicates n
majprity of 900 in Harrison county.
Three prccincts in Lewis county give Golf
81 IN jority; both parties claim the county.
Morgan'own gives Blaine 362; Cleveland
IN; Republican gain, Il.
CHARLESTON, Nov. i.-The city of Charles
ton gives the fusion electors IS majority;
Snyd, r, Democrat, for congress, 2l2 ms lOrlty.
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Maine.
BLAINE AHEAD At HOME.

PORTLAND, Nov. f,-Forty towns give
Blaine T,ili; Cleveland, 1855; Butler, 732;
st. John, 53l.
One hundred and thirty towns give Blaine
39,5S9; Cleveland, T,i6S; Butler, 1858; st.
John, l,22l; Blainc's plurality Il l2l. against
GarReld's majority OF 6,9!8. Al this hour,
although 1t is raining, the streets in front of
the Press and Argus Offices, and for some
blocks down, are packed with n multitude
striving for news.
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New Hampshire.


CONCORD, Nov. A. Twenty towns give
Curier, Republican, for Governor, 2,5lS; Hin
Democrat, 1853; Mason, Prohibtionist, 81 T;
scattering, 10. The same places in 1882 geve
Hale Republican, 2l-a; Bdserly, Democrat,
ana scattering, 2-bl.
Ninety towns give Blaine 1870; Clayelr.d,
1872; st. John, lSj: Hutcr. ~.
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llE IA 'ti'h h-il VI ! 10.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 4.-ln addition 20 pres-
iden ial electors, North Carolina to-day
elects full state ticket and justice OF the
SUPP o ne co art, mem bcrs OF the Legislature
and county officers. The issues are tariff
education. civil rights and the question of
gro rule in tho eastern counties. All
other issues are dwarfed by the
.wo latter, and the color line is sharply
drawn Ia Denrly the whole state, and lead.
ing Democrats who have otnvaSSed the state
predict majority of u 900 10 1900. 1t is
generally conceded that the Blaine electoral
tlcFet will run ahead of the Republican state
vote for congressman Mt large In 1882, when
Bennett, Democrat, carried the state by about
30 majority. The weather is cloudy. with in
dications # light rains
THGoLD NORTH STATE SAFE.
RALEIGH, Nov. 4.-Clcveland's majority
will he at least 10000. The Democrats are
gaining on congressman and will elect their
state ticket by increased majOrities. The Re
publican headquarters are closed.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 4.-Returns from
many counties remove all doubts as to the
result in this state. The Republicans con-
cede this state to the Democrats on both
presidential and state tickets. The Demo-
Gratis claim the majority will not be less than
10000. There seems little doubt that the
Democrats have eight out of nine congress-
men.
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If You want 90 RECT and RELIABLE
INFoRMAlIoN about routes, lime, rates,
etc, To the east and southeast, call on OF
address A. L. Smith, soushwestern
passenger agent Memphis ~ Lid
Texas.
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Only ONE CHANGE OF cars 10 Louisville
and Cincinnati via Memphis x Little
Rock railway. THRorGH SLEEPER TO
Louisville. Call on or address A. IL
Smith, 5oi Main street, southwestern,
passenger Ggent,
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Y i-fh ~ 4 bfl'hN ~
President Studebaker Bros. MFG, Co.

Women with pale, coIorless faces, who
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by Using
Carriers Iron Pills, which are made for
the blood, nerves and complexion.
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Indianapolis advices received at 8 a. m,
just we go to press, state that Indiana has
gone u mocratic, certain, by u majo' iis
given rom 5,O0Oto $4,000. Republicans con.
cede the Et:iic.-IED.
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SALT RHEUM.

2 hnro hpl 'n' SOLE Rhnum i,r lSnut thrt'
N"H.s. I"1 u"Nv spHut time AND money l.
have llguyt, without -urrus, un'il | trie
un trTrrHN HEflplfs, which are DIN
.a.Wrr. e. !, ! DUNG.
.ANr .rLu, coos GurNTY, OREGON.
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Welded TO HER IDOLS.

Welded TO III hR IDOLS.
CONCORD, Nov. 5.-iteturnS from IL
towns show Blaine's plurality will equal
that OF Garfield in 1880. The vote is a.
follows: Blaine, 2S,45i; Cleveland, -,
Ga; st. John, 1908; Butter. 50. Same
towns gave GarGalt 2S,S67 and Hancock
26,52S. Blaiue'S plurality is 2,Sl2. There
is no chni.n for pOVernNr.
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Michigan.

A WET DAY AND HEAVY VOTE.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.-The vote in this city Is
heavy, Notwithstanding The rain
storm, which has prevailed most OF the day.
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DlSFICURiM NC
iIuMOit-.
~ u NJ Ill a Y In
EIiui'rIONs.
ITCHING AND BURNING
TDIs'ruIgIs-..
TOIFrUIiIg-'.

ii.FnfrlHd fuF q oven 'HHls IN have ~
Ir.Itrur.u, 10 Terrible sFiu d'-rH.. ~
G. urIUt kFWEpfEH huUUUuA l'EsOi
WISH .nc New " .lpd furlh,r, lu'"ru van
.rfTgT lN. fNH HrH'f rl'iH CORR .uI CUT
"r.U.|. pH "rdp.t. Boo .'N U.rfs Ni. liaN
TrIti 49,. g.Hr"u 40. pa 90 uHFH unrr lO
-nHIl htEl .llf u.tT,lr rlprs a. Htuy %. | ca
give iHUA fl yuu. Eui ~ we i.tr a We
EUuWu 900 th,s port o. the rulHtfg, 10 wi
nunrGi Nru, and lur rrmHdltr wis cure o.
Gh0 use Them, CHARLES n, - HITE,
tlAs.lI.sl. Ky
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Missouri.
EVERYTHING QUIET.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.--The election in this city
is proceeding very quietly. The absence OF
United States deputy marshals and special
policemen has re tored confidence, and there
are no indications of disturbance anywhere.
The weather early was muriiy and denoted
rain, but is clearing now, and promises to be
fine. A large vote is being polled. Full
state, congressional and county tickets are to
be ele cted in this state. in addition to pres-
Dental electors. 1t seems certain that the
democrats will elect the governor and state
ticket, but the anti-bourbon ticket
"a fusion of Republicans and Grcenbackers),
VIII poll a very large vote and cut down the
usual Democratic majority. The Democrats
claim a solid congress onali delegation, with
the exception OF the ninth district, in This
city, where the contest is between Dr. j. ii
Mclean. Republican, and John NJ Glover,
Democrat, WI 'ch is dou btu , but the Repub-
llcans expect to carry not only the ninth, but
the thirteenth and fifth. The latter is the
Kansas City district. This city is generally
conceded to Nicholas Ford, the fusion candi-
date for governor, but the city ticket proper
will be divided, with the prospects perhaps
in favor of the Republicans electing the
largest number Of candid stes.
pGRArI'S OPINION.
NJ. X. McGrath, secretary OF state, ono OF
the best political statistlcians in Rue state,
gives the Associated Press his view of the
situation in Missouri, rs follows: ether
being only two electoral tickets in this state,
the majority for the Cleveland electors will
be G0,000 to $4,000. The Democratic nominee
for governor,will have u plurality of 100000
GO,0OO and III ajority of $4,000 to 5000 The
Democratic state ticket, other than gov.
ernor, will have majority equal to Cleve-
land. Outside ex-governor and lieutenant
governor there are but two full state tickets
the Prohlbtionists having nominated only
the two leading candidates. look for the
election OF a full Democratic congressional
delegation, of Il members. The state will
probably cast 1850 y votes, and rs to the gov
ernor viii be divided about rs follows: Mar
maduke, Democrat, 23u,O00; Ford, Fusion.
10000; Brooks, Prohbitioni>t, 10000. he
Democratic majority in the state senate will
be increased, while that In the house will
moi ID acsreascd, except that few prohibl-
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Remarkable Restoration in the Case of a
Clergyman.


Rev. A. w. Moore. of Darlington, S.
c., sends us for duplication the follow
ing results in his ease:
DARLINGTON, 5. O., Jan. l6, lSS3.--
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New Rannp.hire.

Every smoker should try "Little 10
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llhUtir Tslnuti.

oor'luurlfrou rlr.t Page.
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DEBAKER CARD.
THEY pspY ANY INTIMIDATION
And Assert that Their Woihmrn vote W.
Thuy risase-Ih-y Tell the iudl-
ANA Dem"rf. ,tic Committee
to- Let Them Alone,

DNLLhs, Nov. !, ISL Editor Dallas
Daily lIPuNrp' I ru'icnI w your issue
ot October .trnI DID,. .U't.r.. Too vrwi
you charge 'lf ~,ua.ulan, Bros, Man.
uiacturiug company, OF south Bond,
Indiana, with bulldu2iug their en-
plnyos by saying to them they must
vote for Blaine, ur moi 10 do so Is equiv
nlrnt toa discharge. You also said they
employed considerable Chinese labor.
= ''uuuLn NOu stated thai your iuioTma-
lluu was Irou % reliable source, he
lioN"u the accusations made were un-
rue, mud having NO touuldtiou what
ever, As ono OF the representatives. of
Sludebnker Bros, Interests in this state
Tor nearly fourteen wears, !conS.dcred it
hut proper thu. suOuld bring 10 their
notice tho charges referred To thar they
might give them the Same attention
they have Ia similar charges from othOr
states. am iu,t IN receipt of n letter
rom them iuaNructiLg m9 t. uHyt pub
lShed the enclosed spOLdcuCe,
which speaks tor Itself, also Ia state
that they do not employ any Chinese
Labor, ~ the Lending daily PAPER OF
he state, hope Nuu VIII publish in It's
columns the correspondence alluded 10,
th"t your rcIdors may h'"D nHIn ,iuns
of the question, irom rhl.N luuF can
draw thor own rpuClUSi, Ws.
Vary lfEaHtul fIIIlgs
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

General Baylor is in from Sabinal.
DIR. J. NJ. Hays, of Pearsall, is at the
Southern.
Charles Linke, merchant OF Enoinal,
Is at the Central.
+. Thaden, OF the New Braunfels Post,
is at the st. Leonard.
Sheriff j. B. Boatright, of Uvalde
county, is at the Southern.
Jacob Morrow, II merchant of Sara
gosa, Is at the Central.
G.. 5. Henschel, n merchant of Fort
Ewell, is at the Menger.
Captain $. Darling and wife, of Sohu-
lenberg, are at the Menger.
Captain ID. NJ. Krause's family has re-
turned from the North.
DIR. NJ. Lindner has returned from his
hunting trip TO the Helotes.
Mr.. NJ. Oppenheimer has returned
from the Eastern States.
Herman Laux and bride have returned
from their wedding tour.
II. W. Mussey, an extensive cattleman
OF Fort Stockton, Is at the Southern.
+. Sayre and DIR. II. c. Cabell, of the
United States army, are at the Menger.
NJ. Haxthausen and wife and Captain
Edgar Schramm are Mt the Menger from
New Braunfels.
j. NJ. Brown, II prominent official of
the International railway at Houston, is
at the Menger.
II. Ochs and Otto Mahrmund, promi-
nent citizens of Fredericksburg, are at
the Menger.
Mr.. Nose Oppenheimer and wife and
Hsaa l.. n t...l II. a
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RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.


TnrnerI ha,i "op 'o-'o'io" "'s"' ~
,n
o, -haicolm dukes WIN propaoly pe
vnoseh US Que Vl inc secre'aries vi tue
"''"oo'"''' ''uu'
several gas lamps IN Inc city re-
ported ny the polce as NOT being
hgh'ed'
A young fellow ON Houston street
mas discovered new way OF stuifhg
turkeNs'
- here Is a bad stencil back OF No. .
Solcddd street, which emanates from
me next yard
An indictment has been found
against Phella Lecour for theft Of Mrs.
Reeds diamonds.
"A lot Of trash back OF the Terrell
block on East Commerce street needs
cleaning up badly.
MIR. Harry Baum celebrates his birth
day anniversary tomorrow, and n select
number OF friends have been invited.
The dav scholars nj 81. Mary's COL
lege heat the boarders Mt n game of base
ball yesterday by n score of % to 10 runs.
Curry. the Galveston pitoher for the
Sunsets will not arrive until tonight.
Palmer pitches To-day. with McKnle as
catcher.
Elder Goodloe. of Waco. and Elder
PrItohItt, of san Marcos, will commence
"A protraoted meeting In the Christian
church to-morrow night.
Mics IIonnie UolT celabr,,ed ber
birthday anniversary last evening with
n number of friends at her parentS' resi-
dence on Goliad street.
a ,ro,,,re,t italian ci,iz., 10
chnreod With irving to Inv nm The nm.
,a1,,ssaii.,oI Ip.iia, 81 81 MI H. To-
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We are now occupying our new bank,
corner of Main plaza and Commerce
street. Attention is invited to our
rooms, which we believe are not sur
passed for safety and the convenience
Of customers. A separate desk and
counter is reserved for ladies', whose ac-
county are solicited. We offer for rent
steel safes, In our massive fire and bur
glar proof Safety Deposit Vault. These
safes are specially adapted to the safe
keeping Of deeds, bonds, stocks and
yaluables of any description. Access to
them may be had as often as is desired
An inspection Of our rooms, vaults, etc.
is invited. LOCKWOOD & KAMPMANN.
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Special Notices.

Car OF white wine and cider vinegar,
0-lS-l5t CALHOUN & MEEK.
New Mackerel, Goldfish, Holland
Herrings, Smoked Herrings, fresh ar
rival at the Cash Grocery store, BOG
Commerce street. Il. ABitAHAMs.
DIR. weathers wants to know Of one
case OF epilepsy that he cannot cure.
Every smoker should try "Little Joker"
Bots, Collie, Worms and Cramps are
speedily cured with WONDERFUL
EIGHT. No stockman should be with
out 1t. At Kalteyer's.
DIR. Weathers wants to know Of one
case of epilepsy that he cannot cure.
II you wish to have n set Of beautiful
pearly white teeth, don't buy them from
n dentist, but take care Of those nature
gave you by using ORIDONTO regu-
larly. Only 80 cents box at Kalteyer's.
Homeopathy Is dead, and the old
science stlll lives. Forty years expert
ence as veterinary surgeon and gives
no prescriptions, but does the work
alone and guarantees the job.
A. IpRKowsKy,
0-l5-lm Veterinary Surgeon.
Call on f. Abrahams, the Cash Gro
Ger, 200 Commerce street,and buy a gal
Ion OF Bouquet Syrup. 0-22-tf
II you are suffering with Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Constipation, or any such
disorder OF the stomach and bowels,
take MORLEY'S TINS LIVER PILLS,
n pleasant, entirely safe and reliable
cure. At kalteyer's.
DIR. Weathers wants TO know OF one
case OF epilepsy that he cannot cure.
Mr.. Juan Manuel Chavez, one OF our
most respectable citizens, has formed n
partnership with Mr.. Naroiso Leal in the
live stock and general commission bust
ness. The firm will be Leal Il Chavez.
The friends Of both these gentlemen are.
requested to continue their liberal
patronage. l-2S-6m
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Learning His Trade.

City editor-"See here, you told me
you had had experience ms reporter
New man-''Yes."
"Then how does 1t happen that you
use such unjournalistio language MS this:
The Hon. VIM. Blank next addressed
the meeting.'"
"lsn't that all right"
"All right? It's all wrong! One would
think the meeting was in favor of our
own ticket Why, sir, it's an opposition
meeting"
II can't see what difference that
makes: How should | write it?"
"Bill Blank next harangued the
crOWdn
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ST.. LEONARD HOTEL, MAIN PLAZA,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, 1884.
Editor San Antonio Light:
As desire to make "rhe st. Leonard
Hotep a popular resort for stockmen,
where they may enjoy all the substan-
tial comforts Of a flrst-class hotel, have
reduced my rates to correspond with
the times, to 81 30 and 80 per day, and
will be glad to see yourself and friends
whenever you come to town, and will be
on hand to attend to your comfort and
make your stay agreeable. Cars ana
stages pass the door. Yours respect
fully, PHISEAs L. LoUNsBERY,
0.l9.3m Proprietor.
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The sold reliable" Alamo Saloon, on
Alamo plaza, has recently added new
department to its business, to meet a
popular and increasing demand, and
henceforward the proprietors, Morris
Bros, will be prepared to furnish and
serve to the public full line OF fish,
oysters Cooked or in shelly, game,
any time Of day or night. Best of cook
ing and attention, and n ladies' dining
room attached. Also free lunch served
daily from 10 to IL. S-l5-0Ot
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On account of the rain the invitation
dance to have taken place at TESTS gar
den, on South Flores street, has been
postponed until next Wednesday night,
October LIST. 0-35-2t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-26

All over the land are going into &C.
tasy over DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their unlocked for re-
covery by the timely use Of this great
lifesav Ing remedy, causes them to go
nearly Wild in its praise. 1t is guaran-
teed to positively cure severe coughs.
colds, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis,
arseness. loss Of voice, or any afiec-,
tion Of the throat and lungs. Trial bot
ties free at Rice Bros. 4 Co.'s drug
store, Soledad block. Large size 81.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-26

We have removed from No. II Mill
tary Plaza TO the building formerly oc-
cupied by Messrs. Bergstrom d Mauer-
man, on Dolorosa street, where we can
better and more conveniently handle
our increasing trade.
s}-tf LANDA IL BRo.