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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20
F. j. BEITEL,


In the winter months, in this climate, Is
the time usually chosen by our citizens aud
newly located inhabitants In which In erect
their residences or business houses. Then,
also, is the time they choose to look about
them for building material, whether of stone,
of lumber, or of brick. Lumber IS generally
chosen rs the most scrviccablc and best
adapted for this climate, and then they be
gin looking for the cheapest and most reli-
able firm from which Ia purchase. Such
place rs this, that fuliills all these pre-
requisites Is the old established lumber yard
of I. J. Bethel, located at the international
and Great Northern passenger depot, west
side Of the city, which Is known Ia every
man, woman aud, we may say child In the
city, as the best, the cheapest. as well ~
reliable dealer 10 he found anywhere. Here
can he found the celebrated California red
wood; 81 scryccable for ornamental build
ings, rs well rs cypress, which Will outlast
Il life time, all kinds of standard lumber
always Is to bc had from his yard in large or
small orders, heavy bridge timbers for rail-
road and road work, all kinds OF ready made
doors, sash, blinds lintels wainscoting and
shingles and other roofing materials 10 suit
the builder. Builders hardware, such as
locks, hinges, screws, nails and hnishlngs, Is
also kent, In separate department 70 be
had at the same prices as IN regular hard.
ware stores, full line Of barbed wire of all
kinds for ranch fences, fence posts, gates
etc.
Besides keeping everything in the building
line, Mr.. Bethel always has on hand a full
line of the standard bricks used by all
inasons of the city for chimney and mantel
work, at prices that defy competition, and
which are known for durability.
In house building he sometimes takes n
hand also, as several fine dwelling houses In
this city built by him can afford testimony.
Having all the necessary material for build
ing right at hand, he can give the intending
builder the lowest inside prices, and having
always at his command none but the best
architects, can furnish any, desired style OF
plan, and then carry out the work tn com
uletiOu.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20
I. +. MEYER

Of alt men who have established II rcputa-
ton rs dealers In the products Of the
American continent, none deserve more
praise than Ignaz Meyer, who makes u
speciality in the handling of California
grave juice, pure, unadultcmtcd nor dciiled,
either In the distilled or fermented state.
Mr. Never Is the sole agent Tor the best
qualities at California wines and liquors
from the best known vineyards and nur-
series. His Sutcdcl, Berger, lilesling Mus
catilcr, sherry. Port, Sweet Angelica and
Imfandcl are a few NJ the tine brands. not
to mention the high qualities of bnndies,
etc. MIR Meyer is reliable In all his dealings
aud his prices tu all, irrespective of guam
tty purchased 81 low rs to defy competition.
Families and other parties wishing good
glass of wine or liquor fur the coming holt
days. should call on Mr.. Meyer at the Alamo
plaza He delivers goods free Of charge.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20
San Antonio Light.
PERFECTLY AwFULLY LOVELY.

There was once a perfectly modern girl.
with perfectly modern ways,
Who saw perfection In every hing
That happened to meet her gaze
Such perfectly lovely things she said.
And perfectly awful, too.
That none would have dared TO doubt her
SO perfectly, perfectly true.
The Weather. she said. in summer time
Was perfectly, awfully warm;
The winter was pc feet too, when there came
Some perfectly terrible storm.
She went to perfectly horrible school
In a perfectly horrible town;
And the perfectly hateful teacher there
Did things up perfectly brown.
The lessons were perfectly. fcarfully long,
But never perfectly said
Aud when she failed. as she often DID,
Her face grew perfectly red.
The church she attended was perfectly
with a perfectly heavenly spire;
And perfect crowds went there to hear
A perfectly charming Choir.
The latest style Is perfectly sweet,
The latest the perfectcst out;
Tho books she reads are perfectly good
..Just here we raise doubt -
ride she took was perfectly grand.
v on u perfectly gorgeous day.
with n perfectly nobby friend OF hers
Who happened to pass that way. -
The perfectly elegent falls she'dlseen
When on her way to the lake.
And the graphic description she gave US all
1Was simply modern mistake.
The perfectly splendid foam dashed up
In a perfectly killing style,
And the perfectly terrible waves came down
In perfectly lovely pile.
I might po on with this perfect poem
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20
DYE WORKS AND LAUNDRY.

MI Geo. Caen, proprietor of the French
Dying and Securing establishment, 40 East
Houston street, Established In is5i,) has
added 10 his business a complete laundry.
All the necessary machinery is employed to
make this one Of the best Steam Laundrics
In the country The peculiar advantages
realized by combination of the two bust
ncsscs make competition with other laun-
dries, in quality Of work, successful.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20

tFrom the Boston Courier.l
A womsn can ne'er he a warrior,
The battlefield Isn't her place;
But the ladies who cannot face powder
viii oftentlmes powder the face.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1886-12-20
TAXAS STEAM LAUNDRY.

Notwithstanding the fact that other
laundries here are called 'steam laundrles,"
and are so advertised on signs and bills, the
steam laundry in San Antonio Is located
at 4OS East Houston street. This Is not only
a steam laundry in name, but In reality.
The Texas Steam Laundry is conducted on
business principles, and never fails to give
satisfaction both in promptness and quality
of work. Prices are as low as any laundry
In the city, while the facilities for quick and
good work are much better. Parties leaving
work at this Laundry IN the morning, can, If
desired, have 1t completed in three or four
hours time. Family washing is done
promptly and at very low prices. All work
guaranteed frst-class. Patrons of this
laundry will receive kind and prompt atten-
ton from the proprietors, Messrs. Murrln Il
Bennett.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
A. I'll. NicOIaE.
I10 FEET on Nash street. near MISSISSIPPI

40 FEET on Nash street near Mississippi
L ~ street. a. auction. including a large
double house, tTO-story, m2nSard root A. Il
Nieolay II sell AZ auet Tuesday, Nov. Sth. 1886
at O'CLOCK, on the premises, rain sh,ne. iots
and S. block l, d yEous addirioH ts st. Pau.
each lot Isxls2 feet deep, including the large
house the same, making l4e iset By lS5 feet in
depth. houses ere gong up in every direction in
this local ty and street % within half
block OF III valuable property; As s prohEabls
tor speculation or Improvement For further
Real Estate Agent. office No. ia East Fourth
street, opposite National German American ban.
Real estate auction sale Ne lz725 500
NICE HOUSE aad Lot No. lsQ Csyuga st.,
Il at auction. A. Il Nicoiay will sell II auc-
ton Saturday afternoon Nov 6, 1855, AT o'clock
on the premises. No. 10 Cayuga St. between Mis-
sissippi and Buffalo sts House contains seven
rooms. good cellar and cistsrn, good well ana
pump. sink in kitchen: house two years old. Z3x49
ieet neStiy pspsred; bay windows sIse; lot
4Ox l9D feet house n good order and suitable for
a home TO- q OF moderate means: its iocst on
is inprsE "a daily. and the Northern Pacific Ia l.
road company the rear af tn property ~ n
make improvements between S1S. coo ana k40. $50
within sixty days, which will make this house and
LOT worth double in value. 10 0e sold on LIBERAL
terms; only SS9s required. and the balance
10 suit purchaser. For further particulars EpPsy
TO a. Il. Nicoiay. auctionser and real estate
agent Office No. Il6 Enss Fourth ST. opposite Ma
tionai lIermaD-AmerIcaH Bank building next te
corner Gf Robert sc. Real estate auction sale No
- -. 3Ng
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term. Nov.
g. lss5.
In the matter of the guardianship of Richard
BrScl-v. minor.
On reading and fling the petition of Charles
D. Jones, guardian of the person and property
Of said Richard Bradley, minor, for C -
to sell the real estate Of his sad ward, and
appearing from said petition that it is necessary
and would be beneficial to said ward that
real estzta or Part thereof. should De sold;
It is ordered that the next OF KIN OF the said
ward . al ali persons interested n the estate OF
said ward shall appear before s&id Probate Court.
at the Probate once in the City of 81. Paul, IN tn
County of Ramsey afOrsss d. on the 20th day o.
December A. d. 1856. at Ie O'Clock in the fore
noon TO show cause why license should not be
granted for the sale of said real estate
And it Is further Ordsrei, taat a copy OF this
order personally served on the nextof kin OF said
ward residing in said Ramsey county and on all
persons interested in sale estate, at least fourteen
days before the hearing of said petition as afore-
said and By the publication thereof for four sue
cessive weeks in the st. Paul DAILY GLOBE. q
newspaper printed and published at the City o.
ST. Paul, in said Ramsey county, the last of which
publicat ons shall be AZ least fourteen days before
SAID day Of hearing. By the Court,
II. S. WM. B. McGROh1r;
Judge OF Probate.
A+tast. FRANK RORFRT II. Clerk. pOy5-5t-fri
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
AUCTION sALE..
p. d. Kavanagh q co.

VALUABLE bUsISEsS PROPERTY at
sucton-we will sal Mt .uctisn on tns prem
scs on the northeast corner OF Islehart and Rice
sta ON hsnday Nov. s.atz o. clock the AFTERNOON.
lot e in block l. IrvIneE addition to ST. Paui this
EHe property has a frontage on Rice st of 40 feet
BY l2s feet iglehart sts, asa together with the
inprUvemets. will bring in totsl rental of sou:
50, ,2se per anRum; the improvements conslsi of
COCO two-story double BRICK store and dwell Rg
on hice St. and coed double frame tenement
and q single cottage on Iglehart st: the location
is one of the best n The city fer business and
where the proper persons car secure = very lArgs
ana good trade. in almost any business; ths Igls-
hart St buildings viii always rent zt q good
figure: one Of the principal favorable points about
this property is that the purchaser will get in
mediate substantial income from the investment;
there is to-day no better chance 10 make profit
able investment Of Your money than IN property
offers. The terms and conditions of sals viii Sc
announced on the grounds. p. r. Kavsnsgh &
Co., auctioneers. S65-I2
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court special term, Nov.
4 1886.
In the matter of the estate of John Meehen.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Charles B.
Mcbride. administrator Of the estate of John
MeeheR. deceased. representing among other
things that he has fully administered sad
es1ats, and praying that time gnd place be
fixed for exam ming and allowing MS account of
administration, Rndfor the assignment OF the resi-
due of Sc. d estate 10 heirs
1t is ordered. that said account be examined
and petition heard by the Judge of this court
Monday the 18th day of November, A. d. ls56, at
10 O'Clock a m. Gt the Probate Office, in St. Paul.
in said county
And it IS further ordered. that notice thereof
be given 20 all persons iRterested by publishing
a copy OF this order for three successive wseks
prior TO said day of hearing IN the st. Paul DAILY
GLOBE. a newspaper pr Dted and published at ST
Paul in said county. By the Court
TLS1 WM- B. ACG RORTY,
judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, Jr., Clerk.
uOyb-4E-fr
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
McClung, McMurran * co,

TJ'CLUNG, M'MURRAS Il CO. will make
vi their seec8d great anctjon sale OF leo lots IN
Rice street villas OH the goth day Of November at
o clock p. II. the grounds. Their srsi sale.
July Is, 1885. based the prom se of rail-
road station al Rice street with hourly ira MS.
and iron mill employing sixty hands The lots
were sold without reserve TO bona nde purchasers
nearly al OF whom sble TO ssll Al adj sace
of 50 to 100 per cent. The station IS there. TIE
mill is there srSr track costing $50 900. several
business houses and q nuRiber OF dwell ngs. This
second sale is based on i prom sc OF second ron
mill 10 be erected this tail doub n the rspse T.
of the present mill and employing double the
number OF hands and the farther prom Sc of 81 h
a casa Inve>trs-nt as viii more thAH double ths
fr I M tn number of hands employed
Two hu red han en- lo5 ed means = popuistien
of 2,uGu Foop4- a., ice Villas and qu2drupiins
of present values. We tan show the contracts
that tba promise. now made Will be fulfilled -
the proEa ses last year we're. McClung. Asdur
ran il Co. and control nearly all the
lets and at this stHtos. and " ii
ONLY sel rhs limited number of lots mentioned
TO interest others III making this the
most populoas ana thriving settlement betwee0
the et.es. They intend 70 bold for tmproTe
nent snd development tbs s1k Of the ProPerty,
so that purchasers are guaranteed sploEd e out
come for their lDTestzsnL and net merely bay
ing ana selling speculative aeai Rice street is
thorOuEAIare Ten uilss isHE. Ike East Seventh,
and s 70 be sf our best <usiRsss streets Fhe
Villas and Hagers addition eco feet OF front
age on this tEorouz zhfare. Rice street. ike EEst
>eveRTh. has tAe Ruelsus for manufacturing
center, having geSrlY two "A les OF slae T~ckASe
for manufacturing purposes on the railroad sId
snare track The hourly trains prInS TIE villa
: near the city as St AnihonT hill ana people
can 90 IN and cut in half the time. Sidewalks
are Is already the eitv and street car tracks
are ia d TO 'front.' street ThI IS the ONLY subuT-
ban settlement favored 1t is really in the
city already sy v,rtue Of these Improvements
The hjstory of East seventh street is to be re-
pested Hice. and $50 per froEt foot in Rice
street villas VIII be realized as il has been o.
East Seventh. A two and ens-h&hstory brick
on ldng is new in process of erectisa vita twenty
rooms and is rel ted ter nine Tears to Morgan
Williams + Co. for the use OF their enploF es.
dozen mere such WI be needed next summer
and mechanics. lumbsFneu and capitalists
derive splendid percentage b. buying these lois
at auction prices and building Three years with
out any casn are the tsrms to all who BUY to build
With n q year. This advertisement VII be changed
in few days and further particulars given. Nc
Clung. McMurran * Co., corner Fourth and Rob-
ert streets 500
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
ELITE BEARD ELIXIR.

The only sure and quick remedy for the
culture OF hair upon the face and head Two
packs ges Goes the work Price per package,
75c or two for 81. Address, N. n. BENNETT.
Fargo, Oak. Box S26-
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Case Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL. MIMI. Nov. 3. 1856
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation o;
the City of St. Paul Minnesota. ar their once
in said city, until IL n on the l5Lh day OF
November. A. D. 1855 for the grading OF
Case street. from Mississippi street 10 Forest
street, in said city, according TO plans and
specifications on file in the ofiee OF said
Board
A bond with ar least two (2) sureties in a
sum of at least twenty l20) per cent. OF the
gross smount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
RI. GoRNAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
2ug-Zs9
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
ANNA E. RAMSEYS S
ADDITION.

We offer for sale in this beautiful Addition
blocks IL and 10. at prices which will maks
you money. They lie handsomely.
We viii also sell seven choice south-facing
lots on Grand avenue, corner Dunlap.
Lots on Summit avenue. one block from
this propert are selling to-day at IS, 600
each. and sll adjacent properly Is bound to
feel the effect OF his advance.
There are bargains north and south of that
attractive thorou hfare. and We have some
OF them.
MONEY.
If you want to borrow money on improved
real estate are lie 10 furnish it in any
amount. at lowest rates ana on shortest notice.
WiD also buy bank stock, bonds and ali kinds
f.F irv~-e-1'--i- sfar--l- isies
NEWPORT & PEE'l.
Drake Block st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want Advertisements for the GLOBE re-
ceived al W. J. Hughes, druggist, corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East
Division. Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
HORSES. CARRIAG Is. NU.

DARGAiNs-A arge assortment OF carr =sgI
ID buggies phzetons. platform spring wagons
rurnu seats, Concord wagons. Democrat wagons,
extension tops, harness; come and see tbs largest
and cheapest stock ID st. Paul; discount to deal
ers ana hverymen- Kings Repository. corner
Fourth and Enes0ts sts. o6-6m
EOR SALE-Family horse, cheap. Gail at Min
i nesota mousse Rosabel ST. between sixth and
Seventh Sss-s
EOR SALE-HorSe and covered wagon; lot Of
I household furniture; cheap farm wagon;
very cheap. Apply ass Rice St S0s-s
TOR SALE-HorseS OF all kinds at Slmons'
L sale stables. corner Sixth and Cedar sts. 2Sl'
TJORS SE-Cheap, young very gentle; good har-
II ness and new. light spring wagon; also
cxrpeltsr's wagon. D. d. Harrington, SIS Charles
st. S0s-lI
ITORSE harness and three-spring wagon. 244
Iroquois st o
VTORsE-A gsntlemans light driving horse,
II well-bred, gentle and handsome; years
old: can trot inside OF 8 minutes; warranted
sound; price, $3.50. Address Newport Peet,
Drake biock 309-l1
WANTED TO BUY-A frst-elsss phaeton;
w must De nearly and cheap for cash
W.. Globe. 3Os-ll
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
PFRSON AL

GOLD FISH. silver fish. lizards, eels ana all
u kind. of aQuzr stock AT the Metropolitan
Bird store No. THIRD St south, Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

TJOUSE at a ba-gini new eight-room. with
II large cellar. stern well. stable. etc; house
suitable fer l or , families; blocks from street
cars: price. 81. $50; terms easy. Apply to owner.
"a Conrlas ct 309-il
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

TIOUSE- Nine rooms: on Arch St, cellar
II csterR; one-fourth cash; easy terms on bal
ance; lots. block l6 riverside Park one-thrd
cash balance monthly. address, 40 Mt Airy ST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

%TEW HOUSE for sale cheap; must be sold, as
~ owner IS compelled TO leave the city on ae-
count of s.ckness. Apply 52l Wabasha- 50s-ll
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
FOR RENT.
stores. . ETC.

CTORE and base msnt at the end OF Robert St
- bridge Apply to NJ d. Shaniey or 1t Hickey
hotel in same block. West ST Paul Ses-t4
CTORE in saltwater P. a Christensen. Still.
~ water, Mimi. Zss-s2e
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

HAVE several deals ranging from $4,000 to
| $ioe. 900. to wh ch call the attention OF capi-
taiists: several fortunes be made on these
items. r. L. Marvin, IA East Third st. 500
6OO CASH, balance monthly: cheap: one
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05
Miscellaneous.

or. house barn, shed and we'll for sale on
Auuspoljs St. near Oakdale av.: $500 cash.
balance monthly; call On owner. J. MUnier. so
Iya+ Nh ir3 = sos
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk. nov5-5t-fr
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

Edward Rsrrean's List.
Germania Bank. 36+ Waeasha st.
TOR SALE-ChO ce hve-acre lot; one of the
| finest ia ReSerTs township; for price and
terms inquire OF Edward B-rrezn. 56i Wabasha St
nor SALE-For acre property in West 81.
L Paul. on East Seventh St and IN Rice St dls-
trict call on Edward eerrean. 36i Wa14sna St
NOR SALE-one hundred lots IN Dehner's
L and AuerbEch < Hands add ton, from s275
upwards on easy terms and snail cash payments
IHOR SALE-Lots in all parts OF the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-05

MADAME ANDREWS, cl.irvoyant. at No.
vi l5IS Fourth st. north; at home to ladies'
only 3G4-l0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-27
OYSTER APPEAL CASES.
Citizens Of Clavert and St. Mary Coun-
ties Rights Defined.

The oyster appeal cases were tried at
Leonardtown, Md, in the circuit court
last week, Judges Stone, Crane, and Brooke
presiding. The appeal was from the decision
of one Of the magistrates Of st. Mary's
county, committing several citizens OF
Calvert county for taking oysters on the
81. Mary's side Of the Patuxopt river CON
trary to the law Of the legislature OF Mary
land restricting the oystering by residents
of Calvert and st. Mary's to their respec
tive sides Of the river. From the St. Mary's
Enterprise Of last Saturday we get the
following particulars of the trial. Mr.. Jos.
A. Wilson, Of Calvert county, appeared for
the prisoners and Mr.. ID. @. Hammett for
The state.
Mr.. Wilson commended that the right OF
fishery was n common right OF the citizens,
and not Of the state that the state could
lepisate over the SOIL but could not enact
any law derogatory OF the common right of
fishery that 10 no case OF such legislation
could the state possibly make dlscrlmlna-
ton between any class or section OF Its
citizens that no citizens could acquire
right to the soil exclusive Of the common
right Of fishery that the state held the right
over the soil Of navigable waters, as trust
Tor the citizens, and that the state could
not deprive citizens generally Of the right
Of fiehery.
His honor Chief Judge Stone inquired II
the attorney had given any Thought TO the
bearing that the fourteenth amendment had
on the rights Of citizens in this connection
and intlmated that its bearings was of con-
siderable Importance.
Mr.. Hammett in reply contended that
the boundaries Of counties separated by
navigable waters had been fixed at the
middle Of the stream that nothing could be
found In tile federal constitution or the
constitution OF the state prohibiting the
state from legislatlng over its own waters !;
that In the absence OF such restriction in
the federal constitution the state could
assume Jurisdiction aud enact what legisla-