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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23
OLYMPIA NEWS.
Election Returns Coming In SLOWLY
Persenai

Personal.
OLYMPIA, Nov. g2--Seeretary OwIugS ia
daily In receipt OF requests for statements
Of the result OF the recent election IN varl,
Gus parts OF the territory, but as yet he l.
able to answer scarcely any OF the iuo,,i-
ries, owing 10 the fact that very few Of the
county suditors have complied with the
law In the matter of sending In their cleo.
ton returns, II seems that large mum.
Der OF the county auditors are either very
deficient in their knowledge OF the eiec-
ton laws or else have wantouiy violated
the same 10 avoid the extra trouble which
would be required ON their parts 10 make
the returns complete aud icgai
The law requires each county audilor IA
send to the territorial secretary a. sOni, as
possible after the official count Is made. n
complete list OF every officer voted for in
their respective counties, together with
the total vote cast for each candidate. To
simplify the work OF the county auditors
Secretary Owings has furnished each Que
with blanks ON which ~ make his returns.
with Instructions as 20 the manner Of doing
Il, and a request "a complete the same aud
return To his office as sos'n A. possible after
the official cuuut was made. Ia accordance
with law. Al present, however. not half
of the county auditors have sent ia thglr
returns, aud large portion OF those
that have been received are found
TO be very defective some do
not contain the names Of the county
officers; the names % The precinct ugilccrs
arc left oil OF some, eod others dc nor con.
tain statement OF the yoie al all. Tnig
careicssneSs GA the par OF the county ami
ttofs Is extremely VcNaliaus a. Interested
parties throughout the entire territory. who
are constantly inQuiriug as % the result in
different parts OF the territory
NUres.
Governor semrle has appointed the tal
~ he a.
Van Name. oi CoWlits coanty James Hat.
I. 7. furrief, " l. Gassam and N p
Treadwell, Of King; hldridgc Morse. OF
knehomish; G. e., NjNsnn of Whafcufe
Harry Finely, al Pseifc. and Frapk D
Parker of walls MAlis
Mr. VIM. Jenkins, 'thc ola major Ia.
returned from Seattlc aud Will M ak th{s
city his permanent home. much 20 the de
light OF his MANY frcnds
The funeral of sir. Van Woodland tsos
place to-day from the West side frslaeueg
OF his father. pr. A. h wneiari ara wa.
very largely attended. especially by his IA
SchOolmateS, who showed taefr afftetiau
TOR him by attending his faacFal In yer,
large numbers.
Hon W. NJ, Clsgk % seattle /. q, the cis,
to-day.
Several parties have been sasrehlns Ia,
the remains oi Nm. Hughes, wha fel
from the Potter and Wa dr0wusd Ia
week, bat As YET the h,,iy has no; hacn &c
covered.
Mr. Ia. T. Rream, 81 wilksson. passed
through OLYMPIA yUsgcuiay ou he way 1,
Portland While hcre he vas ~ rti..f n
his uncle. Major ). & usyde8
OFFICIAL RETUaSs.
The following Official returns not tffbrr
60 published, have byea recelYed hv a.,
secretary ASo;in-Aiien lFS, Na.l-hee,
ss2, Greeoc 3, Franklin Allen IS, Nassr
hoes los, kitsap--Aile0 IS, VOORHEES, 81
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in tiaeir being hauled up tbs morning and
fiued
Meyer Learned and bis dazxhs<r. Miss
Daisy. are visiting srieads In TseDras-
SHIPPING.
Arrived--Rr ssr e4ssonrx. from kznsirao.
ccai fo- ean Francisco. csiifxu bk Rosetta.
lumber for valpsrefSe. Norwegian kx Mel
anexis. fr1r san b!Exss eear HHsuerGe.
lumber for san DlexsA rnfied--Skn J. ~.
fsrffflfhx fmaabar fssf Ear Franefsea
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PORT TOWNSEND >Ews.
Death of Pioneer Woman Reech
era hr.frnaflnn HhE..rn.Aaa..n

P0Ef TowNSENn. NNv. - --ts8a,iin, " d a.
of Albert Bnass, dtea hers eafY th 3
morning. Tic Geeeas,s pas nne uf the
with her hQshand carly ia she nllts
The report 81 HeeeleF's rs rsAtl1u s.
generally discrcGitci hese
Dr. " n. hiii sRd Mrs T. Ii H.I VIII
soon leave 10 spend thq WsgeF u Cali
forn;a.
hrs Maliay stii, hoits forth ia sac "a d
Church revival mEetiags
a. a EgAs on the OlYmFiSn between two "a
zoe deck hands yesterday mafalas nesuited
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s. BAXTER & co.

U1er Tor sa's u lNtS % sIIIf.
600 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tens Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ten Ground and Rolled Farley
Spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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Tscoxs. S0T. "a eeert AZ The Tacoma
hotel named Hopkins. considerably under
ire inEaenee Of liquor. Erred seos from =
revolver tnrcaxn tae ceiling Of bss rDoEi
thse Afternoons. A beH.hoy got the re-
yoivsr from him aud took al the other
charges from H. When the eeH-aoy left
him. however. be reioaS3ed tbs revolver.
Notice WIS given him shortly after 80 20
and pay bis bill and leave Hopkins SAID
he hRG nc money Tssrenpon be was In
conttDenffy sred, the revolver being re-
tanned until be shall sosSer up.
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Pxxpss MIL TExkS suze - fSs-Iee
tIssaez One q ny ehii1ren wzs trolhled
years ne save her various kinds Of Ene1s-
clne but withozt prpet- snd began % despair
az earring Der az an was perSnsdesi . ~
several foftIes sAe diseases all dissppesred.
anf she q nov 9 kzle, hearty AID healthy
g1Fi twelve years Old Another child has
am using The s s s and antteirese prompt
aad permanent care n c. wA7oosEz-
Rrru HrI- Mo. July Z. 1sss-The swift
Specific Co. AliaEsfs- Ga--6enrlemen: Our
sss s wsss ess sa rs the s1ss sa Sn
from several good doctors. bus without any
SPECIAL benesit We tried s. 8. s.. and by the
h fa.ssI ana by lie time She had taken SIX
bottles she was completely cured Now she
has = frlI antI heavy head Of hair-a robust.
.ssrty child Ifssi y snt ny casy g s make
CHxTrAsooaA, TEN, June g. 1sss-Ihe
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga--6entlene1.
Ia 1856 contracted blood poison and al once
sought physician. who treated me for sew
eral months. By his advice went TO Crab
Orchard springs. Ky-. where his course OF
treatment was carefully observed. 1recoT-
cred. a. I thought. but the next spring PIN
fhess erasiuaIly decreased 10 sores and rus,-
ming ulcers WAS advised TO Try s. s. s., and
Immediately after taking IL / commenced 20
ixuIrDtt- siGNlt a hre4- But E@1ld f1ta44y
Afterwards, and sooa nothing remained 10
tell Of my trouble. Ny blood Is DOW thor
oughIy cieaEsed. and my system free from
faint, and owe my present Condition.
perfect eqre-to your medicine. Icheerfuliy
give this statement that others who have
suffered a. have may reap the same benefit
HANDY II. BGET. q West Ninth Sc.
Hoxrat Ia, May >, fsss-The Swift Specie
Co. Atlanta, Ga---EsenfIemeu About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
tirely. / Was SO debiHtated that I almost
despaired Of ever feeling well again. All
thai the physicians done for me brought 10
permanent relief. Friends insisted that ]
should give 8. s. s. affair trial. although
thought IL would be throwing away more.
After taking a thorough course. my health
and strength returned, and must say that
8. s. \ alone cured me, as | discarded all
others while using IL. As q tonic can most
heartily recommend IL /; for general debility,
10 certainly Is specific W. =. BRIDGES, J. p
HOMER. LA--I know Mr.. W. r. Bridges, aad
VIII say that his statement Is correct.
JOSEPH SHELros. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPEcIFIc Co.. Drawer 8,
Atlanta. Ca
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon Short tiue-Fassei Huntington
l.. GODDARD. /. o. Williams. Il. I. GlouinEev
and wife, John \, Morrison and wife. G. n
NJ Miller snd Wife c. Riley. Scott Jones
Mrs. \. Wilson. J. :. AcGiuuiss, T. a.
Young aud wife, G. =. Rice. g. VI Holiday
G. l. ilrPdon, J. Chandler and wife, asd ID
second class
orcgon aud California Passed Acdford
Frank =. H0ieklus, J. Masses, n c. MoNcr
cher. W n Money. u. u. Rs<swlth. Doe
Garter, J. C. lS'rry. senator 2. Kafz. : Pow
cll, Mr. y. frcalicc, T. n Warren. ". :
Sttil J, T.. McKinnGns, MIS-. Lyon. Irene
smith. Robert Glass. J. Rahuru 8 T.. Kill
san, MIS-, 7 y. srtiia. J. I DudN, Mrs
Auna Selhy, Miss Kate Selby. r.. Gsrretson
ans 10 zngitflti class
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SAN fEkNCt-c1, Nov. Se-Arrlvsa str
ltllamook, Ok canada, Tacoma hk Aurr-
ola. iac0Wa "a Valley Forgc, Nauaitpu.
wood. fafuu3a. kruueher Nauailro
Cicsrcd-stF Geo ". Elder. astoria ~
orvgon. Astoria aad Portland str t'ma.ilia.
Victoria sailci-J b, brown. Naaaimo,
0a'heTcr, Sestlie.
Satied-sh Mcclellan. Fort Townsend.
PoRt t0"NsENp, Noy, Arrived Sh
Elweil. schr Reporter. Saled-S.h- no.
sta.
PoET HsntocE, NOV. q -sal.ca-Bkta
No1oc
PoEr nyscoyFeY, Nov. Za-Arriye1-No.
sh Augusta.
rAroosu, Nov. - ga!Ti llsat southeast
wind
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. II a dealer offers
W. l.. DOUGLAS shoes at reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as a fraud
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EXAMPLES.

II women would always set a good
example i: would soon reform the
world. as the men are continually fol-
lowing after the women. IL woman
could talk out OF the two corners of
her mouth at the same time there
would be a good deal said on both
sides. The Drs. Darrin want lust
such advocates. No one tongue or
corner of the mouth can tell of the
wonderful cures they are making daily
at their offices. The few following
testimonials subStantiates their Won
derfnl skill:
AN OPEN LETTER.
SEATTLE, w. T.
DRs. DARRfY-Gentlemen: | now
take the pleasure of writing you that
after full course of your electro
magnetic treatment | am entirely
cured OF pain in my chest, which has
troubled me for over eight years. Hav-
ing been under treatment by doctors
of Liverpool, Glasgow. Calcutta and
San Francisco, none of them did me
any good until | came under your
treatment, which | am sure has per-
manently cured me, for which. gem
tlemen, beg to remain, yours, CRATE
fully, WILLIAM LITTLE.
ANOTHER SOUL MADE HAPPY.
Mr.. Isaac Wingard of Centralia, w.
T., writes Drs. Darrin as follows:
with pleasure | write YOU in re-
gard to the treatment you gave me
for Asthma of eighteen years stand
ing. Your treatment has worked like
a charm. | have had no symptoms of
Asthma since | returned home. The
cure seems to be permanent, and il
gives me great joy to tell you this.
Send me some OF your circulars, as
many OF my neighboTs wish to try your
skill in their cases"
DEAFNESS CURED IN TEN MINUTES.
Mr.. EDIToR-Dear Sir: reside in
North Yakima. W. T. | consulted
Drs. Darrin for deafness. Ny left ear
was totally deaf With one operation
with Drs. Darrin's electromagnetic
cure, of ten minutes, | was made to
hear as well as ever in my life. Can
be referred TO as TO the truth of my
statement. c. V. FOWLER.
p. S.-They also did a successful OPP
Grafton on my eyes. removing two
membranous growths which had
rendered me almost blind.
DOCTORS TERMS OF TREATMENT.
DrS. Dsrrin can be consulted free at
the International hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle. W. T., and at 235 Fifth
street, Portland, Oregon, and will I'M
der no circumstances take a ease they
cannot cure or benefit. Charges are
reasonable, and the rich and the poor
treated free from 10 10 a. IN. daily.
Office hours from 10 20 4 daily: even
ings, : to 8; Sunday 10 to L. All
durable chronic diseases-loss OF man.
hood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gon-
orrhCea, structure, spermatorrhRa,
seminal weakness or loss of desire OF
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh or deafness, are confidently
and successfully treated. Cure of pri
waite diseases guaranteed, and never
published in the papers. Most cases
can receive home treatment after
visit 10 the doctors Office. Inquiries
answered and circulars sent free.
n. B--rhe Doctors stay in this
vicinity IS limited
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LIVINGSTONE, Ala. Nov. - LAST night
Henry James. colorcd, and his wife went
10 church supper, leaving thei5 three
caildrca locked up IN the house. Upon
thcir return they found the house 10 ashes
am he rhLLar.n iNrnal u crlsla-
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms. MluSew's SoOgaiug sysur. for eAll.
areu iecthiuE, 81 the prescription og cue Of
tAr best female nurses aud physicians in
tortv years with ueyyr-iatlaE sarr-ss ~
Nailhons o. mothers fgg tbcir Children
Daring the process 81 ueeshlug IT, value Is
ancaicSlsb.e. ls relieves the child tom
pain, cures dYseutcTv and iiarfh,aa. gaia.
ms IN the bowels and Wind collie Ry Civ
.oF atsita y TIE child e RESTS she u1ethcr
friVp PC \ bastic Hg-lf,sf,,
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" ynng back srhcs ag II yeu an suffering
trugs iuhssu nation nc sas kI.iurVx. s..rnf
tai weakness. brick Gnst dctsas;f ia fhc
ufint, oE % fast say kjaues ustnagy cs fls.
~ c"mr,alEr So gct waste money GA
Segtl.ess apirseuts er rlastcgs. huf str.ke
ti' sat 81 laC atsUNsV ss cnca hy tstrfr tf.a
greatest - GA knuHa ryuscdlls s1rsean
AtaHcy TIA r. Is re ssSut rs saka j.
FafeY Frgtiah.e asa las ucttr sssiod 10
kiNe cR'-ot sartsis.tisst. >teWsEt Is Holmes
ufus IS. Waaigssie sztats saf
fFat. Waous aauegng schoo. Tria&ys
a So a m- tgtE0.le class "a tseslavs I'D
3. m. rs rsIIei h&N
t~7tca-Tt 8 Ce. k5d r,ayr-i sew Zoe
Chester t,Vssr-
ocDh ursislu AZ au4 iasuistip coa3s
frA-as. s-Hsrgasap 6 ta
WY ull5 ,e,s eo sa1es vith .h4f siicss
A-t aea F4 ts-e' HAVE pH 80 }f no
afat41n fas sact1 a. Esrg ra ta- trr
81 g. i7ansf .H1s aseaud seis -he Hsrs.,s
ct ral lfe 90 u0t Interest yea. en3 SIS fsf
tlai lise u hasa- il 1o't wu3as 1avf
ie 1+eE &ea elasticity Qt Fs.ef1 esru
e50F gs-s5, aVsrtt a,eal, asa ce al
ast3Eeltee ekfegrat Eesessl ,kes sake IT,
Ken lef UsAs.s isuu 4ua1s be- a.sfsielv
f.st..ius'cs FNflzrsahie ssEzifs stewart 4
Holmes Dug Co wholesale sscais sai
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CGlcsGo. Nov. - a special to the Neits
from bcs MoiHes, ia.. says. The principal
bank Of osceola closed this afternoon.
over $4,000 j. said 70 have been deposited.
rumoFsi that the president speculated in
Wheai
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Dakota Agitatins ror Admiration.

JAMESTOWN, OAK. Nov. - call has
been issued i0g n constitutional ceaVrn-
inn IL. IuLAn
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PrTsILrr. Nos. A.-F. 4. TralBer died
here toti4y Al noon. He bad beea resi-
lent Of this place for the last six months,
and had been Ia feeble health all the time.
though able 20 be cut doors almost 70 the
day Of his death
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEw YORK, Nov. 22.-Hops-Dun and
weak.
coflee-options opened steady, closed
barely steady sales, l0l 500 BAGS, including
Nov. sli S0al4 so; Dee $l4 20lGl4 IS /:
Jan. sli l5lql4 50; Feb. SIi 2oCfli IS: March.
va 2osA 40, Spot Rio strong: fair eargoes
Zoe
sugar-Raw, strong: light demand: re-
fined steady, fair demand
cppper-Nomiusi; Lake, Nov. ST. so
lead-Frmer; domestic, s. 20
Tln-Dull and steady; straits, So e..
Bar silver. 9isc.
Petroleum opened strong al So &C. but
after the first few minutes became very
dun and sagged of slowly until the close.
which was dun at s57sc
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nov. 22-wheat closed steady:
cash 81 0S; December, 81 c.: January,
81 0s4; May, 81 II 7-l6.
Confirm; cash, f0A e; December, IS tc;
January, Sisc; May, sc.
oais--Steady; cash. i4e; December,
% r.; May. agt.e.
BsCiey-Noihing doing
Pork-Steady cash and January,y4 e.:
May, s4 ~
Isrd-StCady: cash. s. 49,: December
s. 22'3. January, s. II; Nav, s BIZ.
CWC AGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CmcAGo, Nov. s2-Csttlc 49, Receipts.
la,OJ0, irregular; choice becVcs, SSGi GO;
steers, s. 20; stocsers and feeders, S.ieS 20;
Texas cattle, 81 seas 70.
Hogs Receipts 2a.0Q0: fairly actiye and
steady; mixed, s. lNsj S5; heavy, s. 20Q
5 %; light s. ODD 81
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market lower;
natives, s. 7isa5. Western. 81 Ssa4:
Texans. s. 6lta5 g5.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
IirEErOoI- Nov. 2-whess-Steady:
demand poop. holders offer moderately:
California Ne. !, IS 3defSs "a per oentsl
tora-Fltm. demand fair; new mixed
Western. Is % per ceetai
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NEw NcsK. nov. q The steamer ~ervia
uhteA Tgmu- has is saturday lad beer
.-lss ~ tae AafAEia, zrrlVsd to-day.
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TELEGRApHIc MARKETS.
sAS FRANcIsco nryIEw.


SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-wheat-Mod-
crate business in progress. offerings more
liberal. Quotabie 81 SOL ta1 57ls. options;
Buyer season, 81 ass; buyer 1858, 81 %.
Barley-Light business. bat. more con-
fideuce on the part of dealers in the situa-
ton. No. feed quotahle sZlztdS5c. OPP
tons: Buyer season, VIC; buyer 1855,
size.
oais-Quiet and easy under free offer
ings: 300 Oregon arrived 10 day. Choice
feed, 81 l7lS; No l, 81 l2ii4fal Is; lower
grades, 81 o5tdl 10.
Hops-Prices and conditions OF market
remain undisturbeG.
Potatoes are a shade cheaper; Peerless
joiG70e; Burbanks, 65cGsl; Early Rose,
s0af0c
Butter-Steady ct ruling rates: fancy,
fair to choice, ZstdSje.
Eggs-Na1ues show a downward ten
deney; ranch, I5(a471sc; store lots, 35td45c.
No charters reported.
MEN YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--The stock market
was again weak and declining throughout
stock, do not compare with those of yes
terday. Omaha preferred lost 2 and the
common 10.
Governments dull aud weak.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Money on call. easy
2fG3; last loan pa. closed 2td21s Prime
mercantile paper slz(d5. Sterling exchange
dull aud firm; 81 IS for 60-day bills,
81 sSJ4 for demand.
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Louvre Restaurant
H. WASHINGTON STREET.
JOHN C0RGIAT 4 co. Pronrietors

IlRST-CLASS COOKS. THE BEST DIN
L ncr ia Seattle can now be found at
this popular restaurant oysters in every
.tyle. and the best wines win be kept con
stautiy on hand, Gail and see rs and
judge for yourself
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EgELlS. Nov. s1-ige rrraEf yesterday
hat 80 AlssE5za rscEalts BAL aIacEe4
tlrts rzfaiafT ssosFi IS officially Gcaicd
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CiNCiSNArI. Nov 22-The womsH's
suffrage Association closed four days
session this evening with addresses BY
various Gelerstek
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CLEK RAND, &av sL-Frcd aud Amelia
past. FoHus German coGp.e. we're found
dead a hgsl jals u0-G3us, aSphyXiatci hy
ras frun a cuai stove
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Va sre tar en- 3 saso,lr sstl agents q tle
e.sf asi Co. lac aagla. tie b2nlap 4 Ce.
fiite avenue, NsW NeTk Tos3As, .aree-
q "a :. "a
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THE DUNLAP
MEDICAL And SURGICAL INSTITUTE AND DEPENSARY
incorporated Washington Teuitoryl
Yeslers New Block Junction Mill and Commercial SITS.
Rooms 6ande .seattIe wash.


Chronic the
reaching
disease with uniform
methods relieved
disease mpopety
of ideas with inclination
otherwise
all blood
rualng
all
B DUNLAP, D.
o Ito 2on
Consultation free and correspondence solicited suwefr&w
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Terrible Forewarnings.

Cough in the morning. hurried or diai-
eHlt breathing, raising phlegm, tighfuess
10 ths chest, quickenea pulse, chlliiness
N TIE esening or sveEts a. night. all or
any % these taings are the fret Stages OF
consumption. Dr. Aeksr's English Rem
cay Tor colisHrI psl0n wall cure these fear
guarantee BY A b. stewart, draeg.st 70
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Artistic Printing /!

WE MAKE MAKE SPECIALITY OF
w elegant visiting cards and wedding
stationery. We also DO a general sob print.
Ing business. CORYEIL & SARGIs0N,
Telephone 81 Opera Block.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Brace Up.
A. DRRIss.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fidgetty, nervous,
and generally out Of sorts, and want to
brace up. Brace up, but not with stimu-
lants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whiskey, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in worse
condition than before. What you want
is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action OF Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. such a
medicine you will find In Electric Bit
ters, and only 80 cents q bottle at A.
Dreiss' Drug Store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Bottoms Bargains,

One phaeton, $50.
One grand square Wagner piano. 1925.
One grand square Hale piano, $50.
Ladies side saddles from, SIS.
One lot of counters very cheap.
One iron safe exceedingly cheap.
Upholstering goods from IS cents per
yard.
Elegant bedroom suits from SIS to
1926.
Kitchen and dining room furniture.
Fine upholstered lounges 81 to $25.
Wagon harness So per set and up
wards.
Sterescopian cases with 80 views, $12.
Secondhand goods Of all kinds at low
figures.
Two billiard and pool tables complete.
Stoves, new and secondhand from 81
to $50.
A fresh, assortment of garden seeds
Carriages for babies and chairs for the
ladies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Val Lorra.

The old reliable merchant tailor, next
to Commerce street bridge, requests the
LIGHT to inform the public and his many
customers that he has received the finest
line Of imported goods for suitings
specially adapted to this climate yet
brought to this city. His style Of bust
ness Is first-clsss goods, perfect fit and
reasonable charges. Call and see him,
as he can please you. 2-2S-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03

THE following squib from the columns
of a nerth Texas journal has more meat
in it than the proverbisl egg:
eff any man of Fort Worth goes to
Austin to the drill he had better take
his grub and blankets. Down about Aus
tin Fort Worth does not stand we'll now.
But that will perhaps not disturb Fort
Worth. She stands better with Dallas
than she ever did,"
The true in wardness of this profound
reflection lies in the fact that Fort
Worth euchered Austin in the oonven-
tiOn deal. Austin and Fort Worth made
up their little states and combined to
corral the committee. Austin was to
have the convention for the nomination
OF delegates to the national convention,
and Fort Worth was to have the regular
state convention for the nomination Of
state officers. Dallas came in to inter-
fere with Fort Worth's plans, and when
the Half Acre found that the leading
north Texas town was Dallas and not
herself she threw Austin over, and
grabbed for what had been promised
the capitol city. The whole history Of
that convention deal simply shows that
Dallas and Fort Worth buried their old
Ratchet and going for the soalps Of west
and south Texas snstched those sections
bald headed.