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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-10

TRAVIS COUNTY census shows ll4j chill
dren, Of whom 43s can neither read nor
write. The cOlOred children number Gil,
and OF these go are illiterates. The
whites number S3I, and Of these lGS are
illiterates. And yet, the Blair bill was
voted against by Texas congressman.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27

uno ,peroen balo burh RanGle nit
benz Suno %perbunoen tperoen. Seattle faun
ebenfaus lhDlte @eDGuoe %auftpei)eu, ais od
iino: etn gerdumige5 Opernhaus, Die
territorial : uaipetlttGt, oas Stift Der
barmber3tgen SGmeitetu, lhone Shulz
bduier INN &ir1en. Waiermerfe,
eIeftrildes une @dstidt lttD aud
~porbanoen. Dte @ei1aftsltraBen Der Staot
ltno NIT D~ret5Oui9en Blanfen belegt
uuo aud Die 8ABiteige in i6onlter
0ronung. Wannietahe Snoultrie3 tDeise
ftnoen mir Dertretea. 0auptlG6ltO ftno IS
Sdsemiblen, glien8teBereien. Utai9tnene
ipertltGtten, SelielFabyifen u. i. ~. Die
Werften baben cine groBe Nusoebnuna err
langt uno oas Weiterbauet gebt lott nnr>
tpdrtS. Gtnen groBen 9Serrb babe1 fir
Seattle bic retden TobIenminen, Die 40
Wtetlen tn's 2arto btnetn lieaen. Setner
centraten Gage unb Dem lnterte9mungss
geilte lstner Taufleute peroanft Seattle Den
lebbaften 9anoel, tDelben eS init ben
lbrigeu Stdotel1 am Sunoe uno Der NuBens
inelt betteibt. Nid9t pent8er ais 30 Odnlpf>
ihtffe periHieoeaer @r0Be, auBer ben Dtelen
frenloen SeglerH uno ben regelnGBtg
Spliden Seattle lno Gan Sranctseo fabrens
ben Oalnpfern, LAUREN in Seattie aus u1D
elm. Sb leBtere Staot poer Eacoma inner=
baIb ber tolnmenoen scbn Sabre Der 0aupts
banoelspldb arn Sunoe neroen miro, min
ta oabiueeiteut lem ~laiien; es IdBt lth
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Tacoma ais Der tpeitlihe Gnopuntt Der
Nortbern Baciitc 8abn, an etnenI uor3l9s
liben 0afeH 9eleaen, Die belteH 9tusii0ten
baau bat, Diro ytiernano beltreiteu ppuen.
6. Bennin 8 boDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27
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1856 g. Glarf Str, G9ienQu, Su.
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Cd beFts eu putsElbarss Bettiel sesen ptsies ga
AeH, bud beisu Se5rauS xerisabe er idIiaImiten
ritb peraltetitsu Ians seseilG purben. DGetu (oIolbe
an isins @iri0tats't IL 70 itdrE, SaB Id SascS
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ks Eta. Ess ssbs BIZ &rYrsss aHo lss STgsss
aArsfs 81.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27
(NsifszG OrrsipOnbsns Der sSuinOis @taats3 eituns. :
gus @afDrn0ton SerritortWtt.
a, i'm Sept. '86.

20c0 III q, I'M Sep(. 80.
Serrlid, berrli1 ionper9leiben it's ant
Yuset Sunbe, nit leiner 5ablloien 8udten,
immergrUnen Snieln II ben lbneebeoedz
ten Bergen i'm 9lntergrunoe. Seine
Sunobdnte, feline naGter ufer beIeioigen
bas Nuge flaiterttef ftn0 Die lalStgen
9emdler. Die ME Dor Sturme gepelti6t
tperDer. municipalities 9iti1L aus
Dem &ielentauHen aufmdrts gegen 9Ilnmel
Itrebeu, 3tert Die ianft anitetgenDen uFer!
guf oieies Yra6tipert Der 0tatur i1aut DER
Wount Satbpma, l4,444 SUP bob, in blen>
Denoer WeiBe Der,tteoer. Setle W2aieltGt,
Der ber Sungfrau in Der Shpeij iehr dbnz
LID liebt, miro ni1t pie leBtere bon n1ebrez
rem SOneefuppen unringt, louoern iberz
bltdt aletlI, lnbeeH8t Die 8erge, Waloer
uno Seloer Don Oregon uRD Nalbiugton
Gerritortum.
NeBteres tanr nit &edt 6as Bennio[uaz
MEN Der pacifiiden &iiite genaunt tperDen.
SIS beiiyt groBe @eblete BON 9lderlanD,
birgt in ieiNem ShooBe Wlalen Don 1obz
len uno Glen, bar enolos erlGeiuenoe
gSGloer Hno eiuen ausgeSet6ueten Shiffs
fa1rsstaual, Der it'd pom ltiLen Oteere 200
0teilen net III oas Gerritorium btneiitz
erItredt uno bel elner Dur6ihnittlideu
8rette pon 3pei Weilen cine llferl6nge BON
1900 UteIlen blloet. Der Buget>
@un0 hat ieines @leiden ni9t auf Der
garsen @roe, utdtS tarn ieine Sh0nheit
Muo Sl6erhett lbertretteH. Oie ttefgebeno>
fen S0ine t0nHeu ben gaIlaen Suno bes
fabren II. ietne llfer iiuO 10 g%eltaltet, oaB Die
Shpfslette an oGs llfer ltOBt, ebe Der aiel
ben @runD trifft.
9n 5itliGe 9dlfte bes Gerrttoriums
@aibington Deitebt gr0Btentbe;Ls aus 4rais
rieu, pQhreno Der DeltIi1e She'll eiuel un-
gebeureu g9alo bon GeDern uH0 9tielentan=
neI bilDet. Ger SpoeH lit i'm YSelten in
Den SIuBtbdlerH, ole au9 oiht nit 6ol3
bcitanoen, lcbr Iett, auf Dem 001ldaoe ies
bod lanotg. 9Ie Yrairieu 6ltltd bon Dem
CASCADE Gehirge baben fteuenpeiic Sus
musbooeu, po1 limo lie niht 10 gleld,mds
BIG cute, tpie III SGiuois. Sopa ODER 9tez
brasfa. lSie i0on frither beHlerft, ergtebt
Der aldgraue 0umusbo0en tabetbafte 9Sei>
seHertrQge, ipenn es aub lpenlg regnen
ipute. &eine anbere @etreioeart Gebei9t
bort uerbGhntBmd6i9 10 gut, mle Der Wlns
tertDeISeil, neil eben teIle 5tpette 0elofruAt
Der Iroden0ett he1ler tuleoerIteben fann.
SSH man meitlidl bon benz Sasca0egebirge
Qderbau betrelben, 10 muB man, un gu=
tes XaIo SIT erbGlten. Dalielbe tl1reu, D. b.
pom9oISbsitanOe ~iGuberu. Die bort ma6lam
our Nebauuug bergerihteten 6eloer iuerOen
ntd,t eitpa nit QBei3en belteat, lonoern init
0opfen, Der bort ausge5eidnet tuGblt uno
DOH eiuigen gcreS mehr @eIo abntrft, ipie
nlcleidt 81 gcre Nsi3en. DIAN Siebt bon
1000 lis 1000 Yiuno @opren bonn 2tcrc
uub toitet Ger Anbau. pas @Iniammeln uno
&erpaden our1l6utttliO z Geuts nas
Ntuno. 9%itBeruteu bal man feline CD nno
erbalt Ger DopleuSuhter. lpic IN oieienl
Sabre pou % bis 30 GentS fir oa5 8iunb,
10 inId0t er icbon cine bilbihe Summe
@eLOe5 Don einem ~eiusiGeu 2lerc beraas.
Die gum 9opfeHbaue arn beiten geelgneten
0ruloitI6e lllb " nleberen 3baIioblen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27
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0idlti0er 0eutfdler Ar}t,

GruOuate eiMer Seuti9en ltutOeriitdt, plni6t 6Qmiliens
Gsrbattniie balber lstuen lan9idbct8eu SSirfua5sfrsis
gu peednssrn. 8ldsc III Soma, Tebra5fa OOsr tanios
nit uprp;essub 6sutiasr &sO0!feruns porss3caeu. Selte
Gelesenbeit iur etneu gut ~9eidu[teu ceuti2et Ar5t, mets
der Vocation gu psrtauld5et wlui9t. yfa&meiie peroen
hontenS entges ensenpmmen uno uuter TE. I'd & PEa.
Tb. cars OF Illinois StaatSztg. erbsten.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27
8crmt16tcS.

- Gin eutes 3ei6eu Ser 8eit
lit oas 8ewtnleI Oes Mot'Nen
u II az d tltenz Wti6eS vTreibeit" III
9tep g)ort UNI nbeiere u~nteritIgung", uno
Die Grfiarung beS NSiihes, onB er iein Grs
itcinen viHSpeaOiren" muiie. penu lbn Die
2trbeiter Mat beiier uuteritiBen tpiraen.
Die NbonuentenSahl iou nab uno nab
bon 5000 auf 800 beruntergeeangen lelu.
@dbrenO ieines rGLatbe" rihtete oieier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27

Scr BIan, im Sabre 1888 in 8rIis
iel cine iuternGttOnule Nuslte I>
ODn &rtegs M material gu
pesanltalten, bat Die 3ulttmmlng Der bels
gtl1en Gegierung erhulten. Ote Nu5itelz
lung miro aund0lt ale moDernen Grie8ss
mdffen, tDte lie I'M Hriege 5I Wal1er un0 3u
Nanoe Sertpeuoung ftnoen, mle Sl,nten,
Harabiuer, Yiitolen, Eep0lper, &anonen,
Witrailleulen, S0rpeooS L.. |. 10. ~entDaIten.
eeSl elmer 5tpeiteu Nbtbeilung perDen pie
aLten GrieQspaffen frI3erer 3eiten gu eis
mem iutereiiantet blltorll6en Sitoe grups
pirt meroeu, mobet Die bel9lide Negierung
niht BLOB Die eigenen reibbalttgen Wtuleeu,
louoern aub iene bon gang europa berans
3lebeIt 1pirO. Cine brittle NbtbeIlung iplrb
ben Nrbeiten Der @entetruppen, ~belonoers
Dem Ne~itungsbau, getplornet leln. Cine
Dlerte Nbtbetlulg fpEro DIE III pen oerl9tes
oenen S~ilDerg9lerle1 Der Staaten, Staote
unD Yriuatperlonen entbaltenenS1la6tenS
biloer, Bortrdlts beribmter Gener6le uno
0eerfI6rer auer .3etter eltbalten. Cine
beionoere NuJtebullg miro el1e Jtlelens
Bride biloen. tpet6e bon etneln GnOe
Der am W3anouerfelO. gu %erbauenoen
NuSlteuun9 al 0a5 anoere uber ale NbS
tbellungsn hinrDegfibreH llno aus lanter
RriegsmateriaI bei1eben miro. SblteBllh
miro Die belgilbe Ge8ierHng pGbreno Der
Oauer Der MusiteauAg tGalld Telte NIT
elettriiaer BeleuItnng ueraHltGlteu. Oas
&opital - gegen 20 Dflatonen - ut beretts
porbanoen, uno fat aue Staaten Der Welt
babeu bereits ibre 3hetltahme sugeii6ert.
Otele NuSiteQung ptro, ba cine abRli1e
llberbaupt nod nlbt pa tpar, Die ort9Inelite
unleres S~abrbuHOerts peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-09-27
s,eife1e arau9be,test

beiber @el9te9ter, 9lei3uiel wie entltdnben,
i~DleuuIs, 9rilnpll6 nno pauerno 9ebsiit.
Genoe 10 Gents iii GrtefmQrteil fir BrnBe
iuuItrirte AbouDhHt9. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, GO Mainstr., But
alo, N. Y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
He Wants STRAIGHT Goods.

Editor San Antonio LIGHT.
1t has become necessary for me
(throLgh remarks made, as it were, sub
rOsa) to define my position on the ques-
ton of the ACCESSIBILITY of placing full
republican ticket in the field at the next
county election, so with your permission
| will avail myselfof the columns OF your
influential paper to express my humble
views. AS a delegate 10 the republican
convention to nominate delegates for
state, congressional and senatorial con-
ventions it was the expressed intention
to nominate a straight republican ticket
from stem to stern, and in the state con-
vention We did it. Wherein does the
difference lie? Why should we become
"mugwumps" because two or three
"sore-head" republicans want fusion
ticket? Are there not enough good, solid,
honest, conscientious republicans in the
county Of Bexar and city OF San Antonio,
to be standard bearers for the principles
as laid down in the platform ofthe last re-
publican natiOnel convention? Do we OF
do we not las Texans) wish the wool tariff
OF 1867 restored? Mr.. Editor, | do not
take to myself any idea that am politi-
clan. lam merely an humble exponent
of republican principles and L feel that
something ought to be done to stem the
tide that seems to be drifting towards -
fusion ticket" Certainly the republicans
of BeXar county, strong, steadfast and
true as they have been in the past, will
not submit to the arbitrary ruling Of
few dissatisfied republicans who are
willing for personal gain to sacrifice the
principles that were good enough for
Lincoln, Grant, Garfield and Blaine.
Those principles are good enough for
any republican, weak or strong. They
are grand enough for me. So by all
means, one and all, let us have a straight
republican county ticket from beginning
to end. If we fail, we fail gamely in de-
Tense Of our principles, and by keeping
up our organization we can jump up and
try again. 1t is no disgrace to suffer de-
feat IN just cause. A fair field and no
favor. 4. l.. WARRINGTON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
A Reply Wanted.

A correspondent signing himself Old
Republican in the LIGHT, says: AS no.
table instance to prove the truth of this,
am most creditably informed that Geo.
Paschal, really the only republican elect
ed at the last election as u result of the
independent move, has declared that he
would not accept nomination from the
republican party as district attorney.
Judge NOonan, Ed. Froboese, w. NJ.
Locke, Fred Bsder, VIM. Hoefling are not
republicans, and Geo. Paschal is fishey,
etc. EVENING PAPER.
Was Judge Noonan, w. NJ. Locke,
Fred Bader and VIM. Hoefling's election
the result of the fusion move two years
ago? If so, what was their election
with the exception of Mr.. Froboese) for
the many terms they were elected pre-
viously on straight republican tickets,
the result of? l pause for a reply Mr..
Paper. OLD REPUBLICAN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08


Sad as it is to confess it, the truth
must nevertheless be told, that our
beasts and birds, our plants and flowers
are for thu most part Of TeutOnic origin
Even as the rude and hart headed Anglo.
Saxon has driven the gentle, poetical
and imaginative Celt ever westward be-
fore him into the hills and the sea, so
the rude and vigorous Germanic beasts
and woods have driven the gsntler and
softer southern types into Ws.es and
Cornwall, Galloway, snd COnnemara.
1t is to the central European population
that we owe or owed the red deer, the
wild boar, the bear, the wolf, the
beaver, the fox, the badger, the otter
and the squirrel. Ii Is to the central
European fora that we owe the larger
part OF the most familiar plants in all
Eastern and Southern England. They
crossed in bands over the old land belts
before England was finally isutated, and
they have gone on steadily ever since,
with true Teutonic persistence, over
running the land and pushing slowly
westward, like all other German bands
before, or since, to the detriment and
discomfort of the previous inhabitants.
Let us humbly remember that we are all
of US at bottom foreigners alike. but that
il is the Teutonic English. the people
from the low Dutch fatherland by the
Elbe, who have finally given to this isle
its name of England, and to every one
of US. Celt or Teuton, his own Teutonic
name OF Englishman. We are at best,
as an irate Teuton once remarked,
"nozzling but SECOND hand Chermans."
In the words of a distinguished modern
philologist of our own blood. English
is Dutch, spoken with Welsh accent"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
PEOPLE AND EVENTS,

The Richmond (Va) militia turned out
| to suppress the earthquake.
GENERAL GRANTS old regiment, the
| Twenty-frst Illinois, will enjoy re-
union at Nation Ill, September %.
Miss ALICE EDWARDS, OF Waterloo,
Iowa, shot Simon Clacy because he
kissed her. Iowa girls are dangerous.
DIXON JAMES, ex-professor Of
elocution at Hazard College will follow
Mr.. George Riddles example and go
| upon the stage.
A PORTRAIT of MaZeppa has been
discovered in a monastery at Kief, and
an etching of il has been undertaken by
the academican, NJ. Dmitrief Kavkasky.
MINNIE WILSON, rosy checked maid
of 10 drives the stage between Minor and
Hamline, in Dakota. The route is
extremely popular, as might be expected.
The prodigal son of Minneapolis man
was recently invited to reconciliation by
telegram from his father, saying:
1.-The veal spread is ready when You
are"
AT New Philadelphia the Odd Fellows
dropped candidate when half initiated
Tuesday night. The earthquake was of
more Importance to all concerned.
A NOTED English jockey, Henry Luke,
has engaged to come to this country and
for Mr.. Belmont, the London Sporting
Times says, at the salary of $4,000
year.
THE wife of a "well-known United
States Senator" is said by New York
newspapers to have made application
for appointment in the GLORIOUS of the
American Opera Company.
n l.. IN
before his departure to Europe, Sept 10,
and the colored people there are pre-
pairing for him a grand complimentary
reception and banquet.
The editor of the Pioneer Eagle, of
Excelsior, Ga, has been offered wind
mill in payment for advertising, but he
has declined to take it unless it can be
used to pump money from delinquent
subcribers.
ONE of the ablest of Austrian
Journalists, Leo Druxer, 30 years of age,
was killed by adcidently falling out Of
the window of his hotel at Interlaken,
where he was staying for a holiday. Itis
supposed that he had fit Of
somnambulism. DIR. Druxer who was
the principal leader writer on the presse,
was a CZecn.
M. CHEvREUL will be 100 years old to-
day. Aged though he be and specialist
in the subjects Of light and color, he was
astonished the other day when chinese
gentleman told that he could read
book in perfectly dark room. And the
man, was no humbug actually did it.
Jerome Garden, q sixteenth century
savaht, was credited with the same
power.
job printing in every variety at
bottom prices done at the LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
When we Demoralize the stomach

BY excuses or imprudence in eating, we can
not hope to escape the consequences for any
great length of time. The most robust diges.
ton must succumb TO abuses of that import
ant function. But supposing that we have
been foolish enough TO enfeeble the stomach,
is the damage lrreparablel by no means. The
dyspeptic has only 10 do two things to insure
his ultimate recovery. First, he should adopt
an easily digestible diet. Second, he should
use with regularity and persistence Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, the leading gastric in.
vigOrant of the age. The mutiform symp.
toms of dyspepsia, and the almost invariably
attendant disorders, biliousness and cOnstipa.
ton, will assuredly cease to persecute the SUI.
ferer II the above advice is attended to. Who
that has suffered the tormeuts that chronic in.
digestion intiicts will neglect to take advan.
tage of a remedy which, If the most positive
evidence of the medical profession and the
public is to be received with due credence, is
an absolute specific for the complaint.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Has No Pretensions.

"Old Republican in his co munication
to the LIGHT takes the liberty to use the
name of the editor of the Evening Paper.
Now he ought to have the courage to
sign his own name to his article, then
we should be better able to judge of his
reDubicanism."-E Evening Paper.
1t would be of no use. He could never
hope to come up to the standard of the
ONLY REPUBLICAN in Texas, James z.
Newcomb. OLD REPUBLICAN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Do You Believe It2

1.-The republicans Of Bexar county
have won for themselves the respect of
their opponents by their unselfish devo-
ton to the best interests of the county in
sinking party issues in the selection OF
local officers. Tine democracy lost the
confidence of the people by their blind
use of the party machine."-[ Evening
Paper.
The democracy have lost the conf
dence Of the people. The republicans
have gained 1t. Do you believe its
Then why not run a straight republican
ticket? OLD REPUBLICAN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Notice to Republicans.

A meeting of the Republican Execu-
tive committee of Bexar county,is called
at the office of Ogden q johnson, Sole
dad street, on next "Wednesday at Sp.
M, for the purpose of filling all vacan-
cies now existing upon the committe e
and transacting such other business as
may properly come before 1t. A full at
tendance of the members of that COM
mittee, chosen at the late county con-
vention, is earnestly desired.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Favor Weapons OF Defence.
here salway s a remedy for persistent

There salways remedy for persistent
disorder. If women who are detenseless
find themselves continually in danger Of
violence they will learn the use of
defensive weapons. 1t may yet be
necessary that every woman who lives in
a neighbOrhOod where tramps and
thieves are prone to oOngrcgate should
go armed. No one should be expected
TO run the risk of outrage without being
provided with means of defence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Paint Your Roofs.

BY having your roofs painted well they will
last three times as long, aud stops up all the
flaws and small holes, thereby preventing
leaks during the storm and rains of the com
ing winter months. Orders left with me at
the corner of Avenue Il and Houston street
will be promptly and satisfactorily done. Also
all kinds of house, sign and carriage painting
Best material used. Charges reasonable.
S24-2m Il. PAsCHE.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Miraculous Escape,

W. W. Reed, druggist of Winchester, Ind,
writes zone of my customers, Mrs. Louisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph County, Ind, was
long sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up 10 die by her physicians. She heard
of DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, and begun buying il of me. In SIX
months time she walked to this city, a dis
lance of six miles, and is now so much i'm
proved she has quit using il. She feels she
owes her life to It." Free trial bottles ut A.
Dreiss' Drug Store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Annual Meeting of stockholders.

The regular annual meeting Of stock
holders OF the San Antonio q Arkansas
Pass Railway company will be held at
day, October 6, 1886, at ten o'clock a. m.
U. LOTT, President.
B. F. YoAKUM, Secretary. o Std
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-08
Great St. Louis Fair Programme.

The 10Th Great st. Louis Fair opens
Oct. 4th, and continues six days. S73,-
600 is offered in cash premiums, to be
distributed among the exhibitions OF
Horses, cattle. sheep, swine, and poultry;
machinery. mechanical, and Industrial
displays, works of art, textile, fabrics,
produce, fruits and vegetables, geo
logical and chemical specimens.
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN-FAIR GROUND.
The collection of wild beasts, birds,
and reptiles an the ground of the assOcia-
tion compares favorsbly with any
Geological garden in the world, and
will be opened free to all visitors to the
Fair. Numerous additions have been
made TO this department, and 1t is now
complete in all its details.
NEW IMPROVEMENTS on FAIR GROUNDS.
Sixty-fve acres have been added TO
the ground, and 100000 expended in
improvements, comprising a full mile
race course, 700 new horse stalls, 800 new
cattle stalls, 800 new sheep and swine
pens, a poultry house for 5000 fowl,
twenty-eight new exhibition halls and
paviliOns. Application for stalls or pens
should be made at once.
RACEs-PURsE ENTRIES CLOSE SEPT. 10.
Races will take place every day on the
new mile race course, the horses
contending being the most celebrated in
the country.
GRAND ILLUMINATION.
During the week the streets of the will
be Illuminated br 100000 gas jets, inter-
mingled with hundreds of calcium,
incandescents and arc electric lights.
YELLED PROPHETS PAGEANT.
On,the night of the Tuesday October 9th
the grand annual nocturnal pageant Ofthe
"VEILED PHROPET," comprising 80
floats, will be given, at an expense Of
thousands of Of dollars.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
All railroad and steamboat companies
have generously made rate of one fare
for the round trip during the entire week.
APUBIIC HOLIDAY.
The municipal authorities have
agreed to declare Thursday OF fair week
holiday to all. Rooms and board for
100000 guests have been provided for,
at greatly reduced rates.
COMMERCIAL EXCHAGES.
The Merchants Cotton, Wool,
Mechanics and Real Estate Exchanges,
will be open, free to all visitors. By
special arrangements with the st. Louis
Fair, any of our subscribers will receive
a copy of the premium list and pro-
gramme, free of charge, upon addressing
Festus B. Wade, 70S Chestnut street, st.
Louis, Mo.
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REPURLIoAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
A. NJ. COCHRAN,
OF Dallas.
For Lieutenant Governor,
LOCK NJ DANIEL,
or Grimes County.
For Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court,
". n. BURKHART,
or Fort Bend.
For Comptroller,
FRANK CLEANES,
OF Cook County.
For Commissioner of the Land Office,
A. ZADECK,
OF Navarro County.
For Attorney-Gencral,
c. VI. JOHNSON,
OF Young County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
HENRY &. CLINE,
OF Harris COuRty.
Chairman of the State Executive Committee,
JOHN Is. RECTOR,
OF Travis County.
Member of National Executive Committee,
WRIGHT CUNEY,
of Galveston.
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For Sale-A bargain

To immediate buyer-A four-room house, with
out-houses, fine VINEYARD, orchard, etc.; irri-
gable lot, " feet front by 81 varas deep. For
Part cash, balance on long time. For particu-
lars inquire on premises, No. Al South street,
Fourth ward
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San PEDRO SPRINGS.
Only Resort Of Pleasure /" the
City of San Antonio.

Concert daily from 800 to 1880 p. m.
A variety of amusements for young and old.
Refreshments of all kinds. Plenty OF shade.
A first-class restaurant is attached to the cs-
adjustment.
4-l5-8m r. KERBLE. Proprietor.