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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
ghe Daily Eight.
WEDNESDAY, JULY. 20, 1888.
MENDACITY.
Democratic Disagreements Demon
Strated.

Democratic Disagreements Demon
strated.
| SAN ANTONIO, July 25, 1888.
One of the editors of the News OF
Galveston, writing from Washington
City under date of July 10th, 1888,
gets his dander up, and proceeds to
charge the republicans, in the lower
House of Congress, with "cowardice, "
"skulking," "insincerity," and other
crimes; and all this because said re-
publicans failed to support demo-
cratic motion, to amend the Mills bill,
repeating the Internal revenue tax on
whiskey and beer. Looking first to
the language used by the writer, we
may soon expect to see, in the said
Galveston News, q bitter article de-
nouncing all libel laws, and law
yers, and looking next at the
rantings of the writer, we find that
his "fierceness" arises from the fact
that said republicans by their official
action gave the quietus to the I'M
founded charge of Mills, and the News
writer, that the platform of the repub-
lican party favors "free whisky"
This matter has a funny side also;
and that funny side is that in the
same paper that the above rantings
are found, another editor of the News
in leader says, democratic journals
have been about equally ready to mis-
represent the character and intent of
the tariff article of the Chicago plat
form by constituting it as a propo-
sition not only to maintain ex-
cessive taxation, and a treasury sur
pins, but to deluge the country with
free whisky and unlimited
drunkenness"
And still there is another funny
side to this matter, and a little near
home, and it is this: Mills, the great
Jupiter Tonans of the democratic
party, stands in congress and charges
republicans with favoring free
whisky" whilst the acknowledged
leader of the democratic party in
Bexar county boldly charges the re-
publican party with favoring prohibi-
ton, and the man who thinks he is
the leader of the republican party in
BeXar agrees with the latter. Breth-
rem harmonic your mendacity
ONLOOKER.
The LIGHT is not aware who the
assumed leader of the republican
party in Bexar county may be, who
regards the republican party as lean
ing toward prohibition, but there is
no doubt that he is as far from the
truth as Anannias was when he lied |
to Paul. The republican party is anti
prohibition, high license and equally
opposed to saloon domination in poll
tics and proscriptive sumptuary laws.
1ED.7 |
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-25
WHO ARE VOTERS2
What the Law Says on This Subject
LET no Aliens Vote--He Who
Runs May Read.

what the Law says on ms SuDJeCt
LET no Aliens Vote--He Who
Runs May Read.
An alien who has made declara-
ton of his intentions to become citi-
zen, in accordance with the federal
| naturalization law, and who has re-
sided in the state one year, and in the
county six months, next preceding
any election, is qualified voter.
This questionable iberality of the
state in comforting the highest prero-
gative of citizenship upon those who
are as yet aliens, should be carefully
restricted within the narrowest limits
of legal construction. Every require
ment of the law should be strictly
complied with.
In the states, none but the United
States circuit or district courts, or
state courts of common law jurisdic-
ton" can receive or record all aliens
declaration, or issue papers of natur-
aliZatiOn, Yet declarations of inten-
ton to become citizens are made daily
in the county court of BeXar
county and naturalization papers
based on such declarations are issued
by the same usurping authority. This
is not court of common law juris-
diction" within the intent of the natu-
radiation laws. Such and so restrict
ed is the nature of its jurisdiction that
it hardly rises to the dignity of court
of law of any kind. Because this in
discriminate manufacture or coinage
of counterfeit electors has been per-
mitted to go on so long, in the interest
of professional politicians, is no reason
why it should be longer tolerated by
citizens who wish to preserve the
purity and value of the cleo
tive franchise. Important cleo
tons, city, county, state and
national, are close at hand, and it be-
hooves all good citizens to see that
their wishes are not defeated by the
spurious ballots of ineligible aliens.
They have the right to demend
that judges and commissioners of
election shall give careful heed to all
those offering to vote, and it is the
duty of every citizen to challenge in
every suspicious case.
When the right of a foreigner to
vote is questioned, no parols evidence
of declaration or of naturalization is
sufficient, nor is the certificate of the
clerk that a party has declared inten-
ton or has been naturalized, any
evidence of the fact.
The original status of an alien is
presumed to continue until the con-
trary is shown. Naturalization pro-
ceedings are strictly judicial" and
have to be recorded. The order adj
hitting to citizenship is judgment of
the court, and the only evidence of it's
rendition is a properly attested copy
of the Judgment. The evidence of the
declaration of intention is a copy of
the declaration from the records and
duly attested. The production of
these papers the judges of elections
have right to demand, and wherever
one offering to vote can produce no
other authority than papers issued by
the county court of Bexar county, his
vote should be rejected.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
RELI.lOus NOTES.

Presbyterian Church Rev S A King, pastor
sunday school 9i5 m. Preaching by the
pastor at II q M and 80 p in.
Fifth Street NJ Church, South-Corner
Fifth and Jackson streets; Rev Horace
Bishop, pastor. sunday school at $50 n IL,
class meeting at4 p IN, Prayer meeting We'd
nesday 80 p IN Preaching at Ii II IN and
1880 m by the pastor. Every one cordially
invited
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Rev }
Halsell pastor. Presc hing to, the pastor at
II III. and 80 All invited,
Young Mems Christian Association-Over
Eaton& Guiuan's, Austin street. Rooms
open daily from am til II y III. A large
number of daily, weekly and monthly papers
and periodicals on lie. Everybody invited
to call. Young mems meeting every Sunday
At ernoon al i:30pm
German Lutheran Church-Rcv II Boteck
pastor. Services every sunday at 10 m. In
the G hall, Austin street,
81 Paul's episcopal church --ReV " W De-
HART Rect services ri II n m and 1870 p m
sunday school $50 a IN. Geo Ii Jackson
sup rintendeht
Religious ana Benevolent Assoclation--Ioc
ture at $50 M by II shaw subject
"rhe Bible viewed from the stand point OF
Liberalism" Good music and free seats.
Everybody is iuvited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

The edition for lsSS of the sterIins Me lea
Annual, known as Hosietter's Almanac, Is
now ready and may be obtained, free OF COS,
of druggists and gen raj country dealers IN
all arts Of the United state Mexico and In
deed In every civilized uortiou OF the western
emisphere. This Almanac has been issued
Ie2ulariy at the commencement of every year
for over one fourth of u century combines
wi h the soundost practical advice for the
preservation and re toration of health, II
large am unit OF interesting and amusing light
culasions chronological items, sc, are pre-
pared with great care and viii be found en-
tirely accurate 1he itsue Of Hos,etter'a Al
ed ton of me ical work ever published In
ny country The proprietors, Messrs. Hos
letter Il Co, pittsburg. Pa, on receipt of a two
person who cannot p ,ocurc e ne In his Lie gh
orhOnd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

GA January the 7tb, toe Waco Sup
ply company will begin their or at
clearing out sal and grand reduction
of stock They are goirg to reduce
the size of their 5 ore for the summer
months and NUT sell st .cEs of goods
to make room. The next twenty days
wiz be the time OF times 10 lay in
your supplies. Tney fad themselves
badly oycr9tock, d ON al kinds OF
preserves, jell'es, jams lrui'-butt r
and mince meats, French peas, olives
aud olive oil, Gross y Bl,ck we'll 5
jams, sauces, tomato ca sup, ssrdine9,
nak my p WIDER, David Mich 5
'iqu d bread, plchl"s, TIA, spices, cX-
troc E, canned fruits aud vegetables OF
every variety, flour, tlee, sugar aud
everything III the general grocery
line Wi be ofl'tred at the closest price
ever made in Waco. This is no adj
vertising scheme, but q great sale OF
he very best l,ne of groceries in
Waco. Call early and see what we
have and how we can sell it. Every
thing spot cash.
WACO SUPPLY COMPANY.
Corner of Eighth and Austin streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
Dor,

let that cold OF yours run on. You mink IL is
a light thing. But 1t may run into cat trrh
or into pneumonia. or consumption,
CatarIh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan
gerous. Consumption Is death itef.
rhe breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy snd clear of AL obstruct ions and of.
feusiVe matter. Otherwise There IL trouble
ahead.
All thn diseases OF thos parts, head, nose.
throat, btouchla tubes and lungs, can be de-
lightfully snd enureY cured by the use
BOschce's German syrup. IT yOu do t
know this already thousands anc thousands
of ueopla can tell you. They have been cured
by 1t, and know how tits, themselves Bot
tie only - cents, ASK any druggist
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
NnaIlty MOI Quantity

is what the people want when it
comes to anything they eat or drink
j II Davis knows this, because he is
one of the people" and in conse-
quence his efforts are all directed to-
ward securing the very best to drink
in the market. Don't throw away
your money and poi on your system
by The use of spurious wines and lG-
uors. Don't take such chances, but
20 at the first to the House of Lords
whore you Will find only pure goods,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
NEW QUARTERS,
Levinski 4 LeNien Preparing 10 II,
ynOyerO ahe VIotZ Building


move 10 the Iotz Building.
Messrs. Levinski Il Levine, the
w lssale and retail jewelers., are
having remodeled to suit their pur-
poses, the Motz building, on Austin
street, between Foutth ald Fifth.
Among the improvements hand
some glass front is being pat in which,
together with other advantages, will
render theirs one of the handsomcst
jewelry establishments in Texas.
Large additions are to be mSde in the
way OF wall and floor cases for the
display OF goods.
TRUE ENTERPRISE
Considering the dullness of the
season lust closed Messrs. Levinski
Il Levine are displaying considerable
pluck and enterprise is undertaking
these improvements, but the make up
OF the firm includes these qualities, in
rather liberal proportions and it is to
them that the establishment owes its
success. 1t will be read with pleas
ure that they have
RECoNsIDERED THEIR INTENTION
of retiring fir III the retail trade owing
the removal of their principal COM
petitor, giving the firm of Levinski ~
Levine broader field Of operation.
1t is the intention OF tho firm II Law
in such a stock of goods in tn j'w l.
ry line as will meet the demands and
suit the tastes of the most fastidiou,
or esthetic customer. In this cCnncC-
ton it may not be amis5 TO mention
that
DIAMONDS
will play a prominent part in the OF =
@ra'ions o. the concern III the future
| as in the past. Mr.. j. Layineki has,
perhSps, no superior in the state as II
Judge of diamond goods, and The tact
that bis personal attention VIII BE-
gwen TO this department should be q
sufficient guarantee OF the character
of goods to be handled.
| REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.
! The repairing department now en-
| ploys three competent men and is
daily growing in popularity. II its
past record Is any guarantee tor iu-
ture excellence this department will
soon be without al equal III the State
THE JoBBING DEPARTMENT..
MT, Charles Levine VIII cODttnue III
charge OF the jDbbiug departmeh,
i'll ing orders from al par,s of tue
State with great promptness. This
tirm is one of the great instilut IONS OF
The city and the Gesetion OF the field
by it's strongest competitor pract Ca ly
4cknow Lodges the superior strength
of the remaining concern, and pays s
mute but el)Quent tribute to the Dust
AID enterprise OF its proprictors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
IS THE TAILOR OF THE TOWN.
NolIce OF Snh.,itut. rrus,ee,, s.Ie.

lreiiN II. Robertson, substitute trustee
duly appointed In writing by i. " smith, the
holder and owner Of two promissory notes for
500 W each secured by a. deed OF trust made
by J. b. W nsett to John II Flnks, trustee
March 2Sth, 1888, To secure the payment of sale
notes and interest (he said Flnks having re-
fused to perform the trustD which said deed o.
tyust is recorded in Mo- gage Book \ page 300,
of MCLennan county records, to which refer
ouce is here made ior details, win tell NJ the
court house door OF McLennan county, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash, on
January st lSSs between the legal hours
sale the following described property towit:
part Of q 100 acre tract out Of the j.. NJ
stephens survey, sold by George W. Harris and
wife to W, Scott, being also a part of lot sold
by " Scott ana wife 20 M +, Cobb, bounded
as follows viz; Beginning at the s " corner
Of the Whitaker lot for beginning corner of
this; thence 90 w, 90 varas to corner; thence
$50 W 81 varas (lt2 feeD to corner; thence n
81 Oh Varas (259 feeUto corner; thence 5, 90
Il l35 feet 10 beginning corner, for the pur-
bose OF paying off the balance due on said
note amounting 'toti5o,o0. This 18th day of
December 1857, ~
fELiI II. RoBERTsoN.
Substitute Trustes,-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Special reduction sale OF winter
goods in every line. Ladies should
take advantage of cur special prices
on .dies and misses suits which are
being offered way below cost as our
entire line must be sold out before
the winter season closes.
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Everything in our millinery dc
psrtment; fancy ribbons, fancy teath-
ures, plumes, ornaments, children
caps, straw and felt shapes and trim
med hats has been reduced for this
our winter clearing sale.
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Dyspepsia In its worst forms will
yield 10 the use of Carriers Little
Nerve Pills, aided by Carriers Little
Liver Pills. Dose, one OF each after
eating.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

WACO SUPPLY COMPANY.
Corner of Eighth and Austin streets
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08
REPAIRING DEPARTMENT.

The repairing department now en-
ploys three competent men and is
daily growing in popularity. II its
past record Is any guarantee tor III
ture excellence this department will
soon be withou, All equal III the Statc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

MRS. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething IT
soothes the ild, sohens ne gums, allays all
for diaIrhoea. Twenty. i've cents a bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Our winter clearing sa is now in
progress and every department is Of
fering its quota Of bargains.
Sanger Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

Flatulency and wind on the stom-
sch are caused by indigestion. A few
doses of Morris Cascarine will speed
lily give tone to the digestive organs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-08

If this gent,,m. should get hard
up he would 60 to DUFF DoMNAU,
tor assistance, as DomNAU's is the best
place in Texas to get money or to
spend it. Blue front, south side of
square, sign of three gilt balls, Wac o
and Gil Main street. Dallas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13
THEY DO DIE SO HARD.
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE
ARKANSAS ELECTION.
Fhe Little Rock Republican Fly Sheet
Claims 600 Majority for Norwood
Whom 1t is $4,000 for Eagle and
Official.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. l2-Thc official
returns OF the election havcall been received
at the Secretary Of States Office with the cN-
ception Of three counties, including Pulaski.
Sovcnty-two counties give Eagle a majority
Of lL4ol; twenty-five counties for license
and thirty-hye against. There are three
more counties TO hear from, and it is safe to
say that Eagles majority will not be over
1900.
The Progress, a new Republican fly leaf
occasional, gives a column Of figures as
'Ihc returns as filed with the acting chair
man Of the Union Labor party of Arkan-
sas,' and states that il believes they are
approximately correct which claims a
majority for Norwood Of 6l7. Union Labor
people claim that Norwood was fairly elected
but state there is doubt about the rest of the
tickets. The two tabulated statements, one
with majority of II, ~ and the other
claiming 6l7 majority, are causing consid-
cradle confusion in tho ranks of the Union
Labor party Prominent members of that
party knowing that the returns are not Of
iicial do not like the idea of having false or
bogus returns published. They claim that
they are misleading and are calculated TO
arouse a bitter feeling between the two
parties. The unofficial statement is con-
dcmncd by all honest, right minded men rs
an act akin TO anarchy and calculated to
cause trouble and dissatisfaction with the
less cducaN'd class.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13
LOCAL BREvITIss.

Tuy Atrial acknowledges the receipt Of
e. from Mr. James ". CmighCad NJ q COntri.
button 10 ~ fund for the relief OF the Jack.
sonyillc sufferers.
Tho resignation Of Capt v. r. Brown ~
captain IT the Bluf City guards has been ar.
contcd, aud an election for his successor viii
be held Friday night at the arinory, No ij5
Bcalc street.
Jerry Green, colorcd, laborcr nj the Main
street car stables, was arrested az midnight
by officer Jackson on susp.riun ~ having
stolen siO In money from Joseph Evans the
waichman At the stable. The negro denies
the charge.
Allen jenkins colored. who stabbed .
negro woman named fnuuio Green IN
August, isSi and escaped, was captured by
William bolton aud bound over tu the cfimis
nal court by Squire Davis IN the sun II
5000. The prisoner was committed ~ jail
in driaulto Of bond.
The mnnglcd corpse Of an unknown white
man wa found on the track ~ tie CIc-a.
peakc q Ohio railroad NJ tuv.nrton, l"nn.,
early Yesterday morning From nll appear.
nnros the man had been murdered and
placed IN the track 10 cover up the crime. 4
inrgc hole, inflicted probably by some sharp
instrumcnt was discovered on The head.
Chairman John Cochran. u the relief
Committee sent another Hi,UJl remittance
10 jacksonville. Fla. last night making
$3.50 mall. The collections continue, and
additional relief will be forwarded. Maj.
pcitit collected $50 on Front street north
OF Madison, the largest collection ever made
along that portion Of the street ior any char
liable or other purpose.
Jefferson Sharp. colorcd labofer at
Bcnjcs' cotton gin, on Commerce street met
with irghtiul accident about $50 O'Clock
yesterday morning sharp was trying "a
unloOscn gin that had become cloggcd by
The cottonsecd when his arm was caught by
The hooked teeth of saw and almost torn
from it, socket. The unfortunate man wal
removed to the city hospital, where the IN
jnred limb was ampuiatcd. sharp bore the
operation with wonderful foriitude.
The ani bllc Of new cotton from Gibsor
county wss received on saturday. II cant
from {. q. GesiTy 4 Son, OF Trenton, snt
was consigned 10 Toof, MCGOWAN n Co
Next to shelby, Gibson Is one Of tho largcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

city.
Miss JENST PErrir has recently returned
from pleasant aud extensive western trip.
FANK PosToN returned yesterday from an
extensive pleasure trip through the north
west
Mrs. FREb. ANpERsoN aud children arc
among the recent arrivals from summer re-
sorts.
Tng Hon. D. W. Allen, Of Nashville, As.
sistant State Comptroller is guest at the
Peabody.
I,EvTY RoUlSsoS and his family have 70.
turned from summers outingin the White
mountains
JoE SHrcHr, IN. will return In few days
from Fergus Falls, Mimi, whore be has been
spending the past month hunting aud fishing
Cot AND Mus. DANiEL woFToHn, Of Misis.
sippi avenue, returned yesterday. after a
pleasant visit 10 friends and relatives Ia Mis-.
sis,ippi.
Mas A. " BRrcE and daughtcrs, Misses
Madgc aud Anna Bruce, reached home on
Thursday from a prolonged stay at Mont
eagle Tenn.
VisItoEs on change yesterday: n. NJ. Al.
sup. Commerce. Miss; W. l.. Collins. Inzoo
city, Miss; W A. Gwyun, New Orleans. A..
!, Bognrl. Abbcyyillc, Miss. W. C. Stephen.
son, Enslcy. Tenn.
Cob W. q NEnaEn, Grccnvillc L. and A..
Sllinrcr. Brinklcy. J. X Ridgcly, Baltimore,
Nd. John X. smith. Evansville. l.. II. Scott
New York. and George ~ Carte. Detroit,
wcrc among yesterdays arrivals at the Pea.
body.
THE triplcts arc visited each afternoon by
many ladies' and some gentlemen. among
the latest Mcsdnmcs g. Bruce, Y. Burns aud
g. Mclean each Of whom presented a beau.
tiful tiny gold ring 20 the babies ~ a sou.
ycuir Of their visit.
A BELigurTuL entertainment was given
Tuesday night NJ the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. llill. No. lji POutot0c street, in
honor u their daughter Mis- Hclcn) birth.
day. The following Is list OF few of her
friends who were present and enjoyed the
occasion. Mr. J. y. Baxter and daughters,
Misses Jennie. Alice and Annie. Misses Ida
| Mitchell. Lula Smith, Clara Lott, Flor.
cncc Holland Robbie IIill. Alice Lott aud
Annie Hill. aud Masters Otoy Hutton. Yer.
ME Holland ~ l,ockarl. George Lott, Ear.
nest Mitchell Wallace Rudislll. III Hill.
Albert liudisill, Vance and Morrio Hill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-13

re. Clark Is the name Of colored Lotha-
rio, who, under the mask OF religion, In
weighed himself into the household OF
Charles Williams, a member OF the Christian
colored church, ON Vance street, and robbed
him Of the affections OF his wife. Clark, for
a while was pastor OF the church, and
created some excitement there by his rCyo-
lntionary and orthodox prcachings, but no
one ever suspected him Of designs on the
female members Of the congregation.
About two weeks ago be left to take
charge Of church In indianapolis. Since
his departure he has kept up correspond
ence with the wife Of Charles Williams, adj
dressing his letters In care Of third party
on Vance street
The following choice letters from the black
dudes correspondence with Mrs Williams
will doubtless open the eyes Of his late con.
grcgation on Vance street.
CHicAoo, H.. Aus. :, lSsS
Dear Sstcr-My darling. must beg you
90 forgive me for disappointing YOU. In fact
i could not do any better. ! was pushed for
time, but | worried about the diapp0int-
mont all the way here. ] am having nice
time here, stopping at one of the finest ho-
tells In the city rates q a day. Well, you
know I'll send you few K and sign my.
self your own l..
tSniAyArutiS Aug. q. issS
Dear Annic-You will have only faint idea
Of the Joy experienced on opening your let
Ter. am glad the present indications point
Co success IN our favor Follow instructions
aud all will be well. Take care Of yourself
whatever You do. I believe u I were In
your place, I would sell " could get q fair
price. You have wrote me n largr, bcnut-
iul. sweet letter, or at least, you had u
wrote wrote 60 II. NJ. Settle twice,
and u he don't answer, | shall never
bother him with writing any more. ! am
real sorry for sister Carter. II Won will send
me her address will send her my photo.
graph when have IL taken. don't think
Lulu's being offended will have much effect
upon mc here. Now, my dear, kind sister ]
will work every way ~ save and manage my
niiairs W that everything will be straight
Your thousand kisses are kept, and IN re-
turn ! send you the same number, drawing
compound interest from this date. ! know
Won was disappointed. Did YOU forgive me-
Now, when you shall be free can talk
palmer than I can nov. Nevertheless, ana
yours always EiehAhp,
s53 y. Mo. street