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L'armee du Salut.

LIE general Booth, CO farceur
adroit qui, sons lie pr6texte de re-.
former rhumanite, s'est cree deux
millions de revenu, est dams le be-
sOin. La caisse de parm6a du salut
est vide. II convient de ne pas
s'afliger outre mesure de la d6fa,te
de cette arm6e grotesque, encom.
brante, ennuyeuse ct pr6tentiense,
qui ma jamais servi ct qui ne SER
vira jamais a rien. On connait FOR.
ganisation de parm6e du Salut !:
dams chaque pays. lie general Booth
expedite un GU plusieurs bataillons
ayant mission d'assieger les yillea
on les villages, c'est.a.dlre den
chaser Pesprit du NAL. La batail-
le Sc livre dune facon particuIiere :
la brigade SO r6unit dams nne sale
quelconqne; ellie chante des can't.
ques, les officers males ct f.melles
font des jiscours, q Ia suite. des-
quels, en- musique t~onjours, on &C.
l6bre IL victoire.
Larm6e du salut est le grand
refuge des ~paresseux les simples
soldats sont casernes, ct touchent
une haute paye les officers, qui
s'entretiennent a leurs trais, ont
DIES %emoluments fort eleves. II y
a meme maintenant une garde roy.
ale a cheval, qui sert aux expedi-
tions l~ointaines. Ian dernier, IL
general Booth a encaiss6 pour IN
million de subscriptions son petit
commerce Gear il est aussi negoci.
ant que mili,aire, IL general Booth,
ct il vend des petits livres, DIES in.
struments de musique, du the, etc.)
son petit commerce done lui a rap.
porte IN benefce net de $4,000
f.; en- outte, il Il recueilli, pour
batir e casernes, AL moins un
second million ct, de cette fortune,
ma pas mis- al centime de cote,
s'ima s'nant que la b6tise hnmaihe
ne s'arr6terait jamais.
Quelques pays CONNIE la France,
lItalie, la BeIgique, suivant !ex-
preston lmag6s du general; Booth,
sont pas encore vaiucus !; rAme.
meme resiste encore vigou.
reusement, ct voici que rAngleterre
ne veut plus t0urnir de fonds a Get
6mule de Barnum. Afternoons
nous d voir prochainement hispa.
cette secte.
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regular meetings Of Thibodaux Castle No,
1xo a; OF g.. X. will he held ~ the Hall 81
EAeeisior Lodge No. 81 l.. q. o. F. ON the sec
o'clock p. n.
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MANUEL DE L'HOMME MARIE.
PREFACE.

PREFACE.
LIE meter ue l'hOmme marie nest
pas anssi facile qu'on le presume
ell general; il faut ""e 6tude par
ticuliere ct une experience pratique
lies chooses. DIES metholeS, DIES pro-
cedes, qui, en- grand nombre, ap.
parliament a Get art, autrement on
s'expose d pexerctr sans avantage
pour sol, ct sans utilize pour les
autres.
Tons les hommes mari6s ne sont
pas 6%galement ins,ruits des devoirs
dc leur profession, e: ills he d0ivent
pas meme Petre. Le simple char
cutter peut Sc dispenser d'acquerir
toutes les commissioners que doit
posseder lie notaire.
II y a 81 lo;n lie l'fpouse dan
tabelliou q celle dun charcu,ier !
L'une touche da piano, ct l'autre
ne touche suere que du pore frais
Oh sale.
Ces diverses conditions ct consi-
deratiOns ont fait sen,ir la necessit6
cum emanuel lie phomme marie"
&c manuel eut pn 6tre 1dite par
lie specialists Roret, mails nous
avons prefere Pediter nous m6mes
ct IL donner en- prime gratui'ement
aux personnes qui nous prendront
Oh Announcement de IS aus.
AIlez, la musique!
DEs QUALITIES DIES PENNIES.
II est facile de dire les BONES
qualities des femmes, mais il ne
Pest pas toujours lie les reconnai-
tire. En- general, on reconDait une
femme pour etre de bonnie qualit6
lorsqu'elle est franche, d6pourvue
de crinoline ct de coquetterie, ct
lo'squ'Hle n'entraine pas sou mari
4 DIES d6pensrs exager6es.
DIES DEFAULTS Acc1DENTELs DEs
PENNIES.
Les defaults academies sont ceux
que pro!uit la negligence du mari.
De la le troisieme larron, lie commits
d 10000 francs ct jeune h0mme
den face-Qui joue 81 NAL du cor
net a piston.
DE LA BONIFICATION DIES FEMMEs.
Toutes les femmes sont plus on
MONS susceptibles Elaboration ct
nous vOnlous donner dams CO livre
leg meilleurs moyens de les r6tablir :
Une existance a Tabri du besoin /;
-une nourriture saline ct aboudan. |
te ;-un cachemire ;-des fausses
Les fausses dents peuvent
20 remplacer par une b1oche en-
DES SONS DE PROPRETE Do MARI.
LIE mari doit Sc laver les mains
ID moins une fois par semaine.
d'6tre mari, il est tenu q des
SONS de propret6 plus suivis; mails
"a position d'homme marie lui per-
net &c relachement.
JEs MoYENs D'ALLER AU CAFE.
Qaand IN mari veut aller par
au caf6,-ce qni SO pr6sen
:er sept fois par semaine-il dot
nn rendezvous d'affaires.
IN billet lie CHG piastres a gagner
It c'est lie SQUIRE sur les l9vres que
4 femme le volt partir. II pent
entrer chez lui harass6 de fatigue
It d'absinthe; la rapacit6 ma pas
Podorat.
. STRATEGIC CONJUGALE.
LIE mari ne racontera dams aucun
as e escapades de jeune homme
sa femme, ct lui laissera toujours
roire qu'elle est son premier
nnOur. o,ocf In p,n;lloro ,l,~ro
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MORALE.

LIE marriage est une bonnie chose,
-Quand on salt Sen servir.
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> STRATEGIC C~ONJUGALE.
LIE mari ne racontera dams aucun
cas- e escapades de jeune homme
a sa femme, ct lui laissera toujours
croire qu'elle est son premier
amour; c'est Ia meilleure plaque
d'assurance contre pincendie. Tout
homme qui he suivra pas cette ligne
de conduite est IN papillon en- bot
tes fortes qui Went brtler son faux.
col a Ia chandelle.
MORALE.
LIE marriage est une bOnDe chose.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
.wANrs,,, ..PEnsoNALs.r
MEETING NOTICES

ND OTHER ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER
"A the following heads inserted at the rate OF
3 cents per line for each insertion.
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iSSTEy5opy- yss!EoSy1M ssoy1iMp 1 kA2w &EAsEfHSsdd sEfHHSsd
4 'Ss::s rs ~ ;s'ss s:la x sssSs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

UHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
il the Stockholders Of the Los Angeles Savings
aud Merchants Bank, at $3.50 P. NJ, Monday,
July 2, 1883. W. NJ. CAswELL, secy. je1-3ut
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
sEARCHER OF REOOH Ds.

sEARCHER OF RECOH Ds.
u. A. YoRBA. J. D. MAcHADo.
VoRBA 4 MACHADO, JONES BLOCK,
i Nos. 26 and ~, rs N. Spring street, search
lators. ofde1 promptly and accurately at
tended TO. my12-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

RIOTICE--THE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING
IN of the stockholders OF the San Gorgonio
Land and Water Company Ia corporation) will
BIZ held at the Office OF the company, room 3.
Moore Building, No 10 Court ST., i'll the city of
Los Angeles on Tuesday. the 10th day of July,
1888, at o'clock p. NJ Of that day, at which
meeting five directors will be elected for the en-
suing year, and tucn other business transacted
~ may properly come before the meeting.
A. POISON. Secretary.
Los Angeles, Cal, June l. 1888. te2-td
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& g ~,
~ Sfc6 : v1es1sa,ESPI sss,S I,ooa mouss ss s,Sar az
w about rooms ene naafis. AZ q, Electsic road.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

MRS. H.. TYLER WILCOX, M. D.-MoN-
ul trosc House, Cor. Fourth and Main sts.
IL A. CLARKE, M. D., OFFICE 81 s. FORT
NJ. st. Hours l TO r. NJ. Telephone 1853.
X sioence. 134 3. Hill st. ala
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. HOMEOPATHIC
i Office Hours-11 TO IL A. ~. cj :: M,
Oifice-Nos 2 and 8 odd Fellows Building,
Los Angeles, Cal. Residence 4O8 South Main
street. my8-tf
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Losr AND roUND.

UoUND-A LADY'S PURSE, CONTAINING
Il a small amount Of money. Owner can
have the same BY proving property and paying
WIN. No. 260 Spring st. jes-3t
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NJ. CHx1INAN AND GHNyLElF kll--Ihfa = a.
det4 = naoat plea1ant duty y hje<k. <6so18A ~
pcrforln, and am truly grateful 70 my a1aoci-
atez who have 20 honoStd me. fear that fswas
kindhess alone and not ability that prompted
my selection from among the many squent
gentlemen who are members OF the California
delegation, but. sirs, what lack In oratoficAl
ability !. In some sman measure. compensate
feeling q do that the most eloquent must fall
shott q dotns fHll justios y he ssntlezAAn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

4 DAMS BROS, DENTIsTs, % .. SPRING
"a street, Rooms 4 aud s,
Gold filings from % up
Amalgam and silver filings, 81.
Painless extraction of teeth by vitalized air
or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so cents
method Of making teeth, q misft Is, impossible
All work guaranteed.
We make specially OF extracting teeth with
out pain.
Ofice Hours from 8 A. NJ, to s P. N. Sundays
from 10 A. ". to IL M jee-h
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mo ALL. WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERN--I
i hereby caution and notify all persons and
firms not to give credit to any one representing
himseh principal or agent Of The Catholic Voice
without authority from me over my signature.
nor to pay any bills on account of said paper
except TO me. w. ID. 8. HARRINGTON, joint
proprietor and manager. The Catholic Voice, l09
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

sonrl,
g. Thurman,
cratS. who ~
and paramount
reverence OF
lCries Of "tio
have notht1s
brave and
owe BIN o!
3 toHuHful
| sss'&Is||
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~ ing OF the stockholders of the First Nation
al Bank OF Los Angeles, for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors and transacting
fore it, win be held at the bank building in
Los Angeles, Wednesday, June 9th, 1888, at
8 O'Clock Pm. ]. M. ELLIOTT, Cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

When South Carolina Va
F. w. Dawson came foxx
in part:
II come TO sccoud the ~
who sin himself Z history ~
come to propose 70 you thu ~
very name tells the n<otY a {
deavor. aud pemoc<nfic e('1(
the pcop . for half I oen<ur5
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

A SECOND FOR GRAY.
Albert r. Cox, of Georgia, was next
accorded the floor, and in brief speech
warmly seconded the nomination Of
Gray, using the same arguments sd-
vanced by Senator Voorhees,.
Iowa and Kansas were then called, but
made no response.
When Kentucky was called Evan E.
Settle came forward and made brilliant
speech in support OF Gray, whom he said
the unwashed and unterrifed Democrats
Of the great State OF Kentucky had COM
missioned to endorse for the Vice Presi-
dency. He wa0 interrupted toward the
close Of his speech by loud cries OF
''time, time" but he finished, never
theless.
sussouRI's ESpoRs EsrESr OF THURMAN.
The Secretary proceeded with the call
of States. Louisiana, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota and Mississippi
were passed without any answer When
Missouri was reached, Hon. N. O. Dry
den came to the platform and was re-
ceived with cheers. He said, in part;
Representing 4 divided delegation. bat on BE-
halt q {ss Eal!ans y9spG ps@oeeets y N, Ms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08

NOTICE TO sToCKHOLDERs-r REGu-.
IN lar annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Alhambra Addition Water Company will
be held at the office OF the company Ut the San
Gabriel Winery, San Gabriel, Cal, on Tuesday,
June IL, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
= q HATNEg
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ExCELSIOR 5TEAM LAUNDRY-MAIN
II ofice permanently located at No. 10 West
second ct. Laundry 184 Wall St. All orders
promptly attended TO. Telephone 367 my25tf
MARSH, ECKsTRoM 4 sTRAsBURG. 200
lNl and 211 8. Main street Fine paper
mbuldings and artists materials. Call on
them. my2Otf
GREAT AMERICAN STEAM DYE WORKS,
VI No Aliso st., Los Angeles Cal. M. Fran
coils FpvefgeUn, Manager. Ladies' and gen.
tlemen's goods, fancies silks or costumes,
cleaned or dyed in the highest style Of the art.
BLANKETS cleaned bleached and renapped.
Telephone 456 H. MARTEEN, Proprietor.
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CPKND THE HEATED TERM AT TEE Pop
y ular fnnts Fc Springs health resort. formerly
fulfop Wells, ~ miles from Los Angeles. Hot
sulphur bathe, good mineral water and excel
snt aoss |eg 5siSs geo 'ses q.sS wsl s
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PERSONAL.

Eugene Carolan is visiting friends In
Eagle Pass.
The auditor Of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way is In the city.
Mrs. DR.. Porch. of San Marcos, is al
the Southern.
c. ". and J. e. Chandler, Of Macomb,
Ills, are at the Southern.
W. D. Burney, Of Kerrville, is at the
Southern.
W. 8. Carothers, Of Austin, is at the
st. Leonard.
Mr.. Joe Sauer is In the city from
Columbus.
U. S. Marshal Rankin is in the CITY on
bis way to Ell Psso.
II. Bickel, A. Ferguson. l.. Fabra and
John Reinhard, Of Boerne, are at the
Mahncke.
Colonel N. NJ. Let's and wife and Miss
Ida Sawyer leave this evening for Let's
vile. Iowa, to spend the Summer.
w. II. Howard, editor Cotulla Times,
ant Welt this morning.
Mrs. L. M. Gregory has been quite i'll
at her residence on Augusta street. but
is now improving.
Mr.. Frank Brooks has left for New
York, from where he will proceed to
Washington ID. c., and reside.
Col. J. S. Castlemsn, we'll known
Louisville KY. insurance man. Is in the
city with his wife. He is the colonel of
the Louisville Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stoves, ST., left today
for Monterey, Mex, where they will
spend several weeks at the celebrated
Topo Chico Springs for the benefit Of
the health of Mrs. Stoves.
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A Colored Mans Views.
SAN ANTONIO, April 4th, 1888

SAN ANTONIO, April 4th, 1888.
DAILY LIGHT:
Please allow me q word Of sdmonition
| to the colored men, not OF San Antonio
alone, but the state Of Texas, yea, these
| United States, but to the colOred men
Of San Antonio and Bexar county In
particular. You, yes, you. all know or
have heard OF the national convention
that Is to meet this year to nominate
some one for the presidency. speak of
the republican, to be elected in NOvem-
Der next. l feel that you will all answer
me. yes.
Well knowing that to be q fact let US
begin at the beginning.
You all, or most Of you, do know too
that the primaries have been called for
next Saturday, the 9TH fthis month, for
the purpose OF electing delegates to the
county convention that ia called for
Saturday week. on the 14th of this
month, which ia to elect delegates to
the state convention, that is called to
meet in Fort Worth, Texas, April 4th
and they to elect delegates to the ma
tional convention.
simply make this prelude in order
that those of us who may not know can
have some idea OF Whist is to be done.
But what | am DESTROYS of impressiDg
upon your mindsis the Importance OF US,
as colored men. attending all Of these
meetings. Go to the primaries; 60 to
the county convention; go to the state
and national convention. DO not stay
away; do not rs did the cOlOred teachers
Of this city, when the teachers conVen-
ton met here on the I'd OF March last.
But 60 and be there, and by that show to
the world that you are interested in your
self, your race and your country. Go,
and when there act. and when acting
use your best judgment IN the selection
Of the men you want to represent you
and execute our laws. say to you, my
people, that II is time for US to begin TO
think and look at the manner we have
been and are being treated right in this
city today.
I have not the time now, were i
allowed the space, to tell you how nor
by whom, but God willing, We shall
hereafter, but will say this much. that
this infamous ignorance of us has
actuated me almost beyond endurance,
and feel that you had ought to be in
terested some also. and hence let US 60
to the meetings. Leave home little
while. Leave off folly just long enough
to think q little. Won't you? If you
will come, will be there. Yours for
justice. CoLoRED CITIZEN.
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A SAD CASE.
A Poor Unfortunate Masdalen From
Corpus Christi.

A Poor Unfortunate Maadalen From
Corpus Christi.
Some days past the LIGHT referred to
the case of young woman from Cor
pus Christi, who had been betrayed and
was about to become mother. She ap-
piled to County Judge Wurzbaoh for
charity and aid, but was refused. She
was offered railway ticket back to
Corpus Christi, but wishing to hide her
shame from those who knew her, this Of
fer was declined. The young woman
heard Of the kind heart OF Aunt Rose
Dennison and Of her charitable deeds
and applied to her. She was not refused
here, but was taken in, and
DR.. Lowry. at bis own expense,
has attended her. She was yesterday
delivered of her child, stillborn, and Is
now seriously Ill and may not recover.
She is pretty girl Of IL years, bru-
pette, with raven hair and clear oOm-
plexion even in sickness. She tells her
name as Hattie Dennis. but her true
name is Lottie Nix. She Is an orphan,
and was working In private family as
servant In Corpus Christi. Her sister !,
Mary Nix, lives. che says, In San Diego,
Texas. where she is also engaged as
servant.
She absolutely refused to disclose the
name Of her betrsyer, but has variety
performer called Eugene, who visits,
her here.
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FROM THE HELOTES.
Some Interesting Pointers From the
Rustic German Settlement.

Some Interesting Pointers From the
Rustic German Settlement.
HELoTEs, Tex, April 3, 'SS.
Editor San Antonio LIGHT:
Otto Ebert, Of San Antonio. and Miss
Lottie Brohns, Of Helotes, will be mar
ried next Sunday at the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, on the Helotes.
The indications are that rattlesnakes
will be "too plentiful" this season. and
'snske sntidote" will be a necessity for
all travellers. Ten rattlesnakes have
been killed on two farms here in few
days.
A. N. Boegel has a violin that was
made by "Csrl Fernane Landolph de
Codello, Santa Marguerite. MilsnO, in
1885," and so marked. and gold watch
made in l740, showing the minute hour,
day and year. The movement is entire
ly different to anything known In that
way.
Eddie Calm, justice Of the peace at
Helotes, has only had five suits before
him in year and q half. three civil and
two criminal. He has also celebrated
six marriages.
Mr.. Wehmeyer called on Mr.. Schmidt
about his cattle breaking the fence, and
after friendly chat, got on the offence.
sive and knocked him down. The
justice will adjudioate the difference on
Saturday.
Reliable persons in foggy weather
have seen flames rising from the ground
In several places, but have been too
much scared to investigate the phenO-
mens. Mexicsns say that treasure Is
buried there and this Is all the explana-
tion that can be gained. LIE Doc
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Recorders Court.

Chss. Green, disturbing the peace,
continued.
Richard Taylor, disturbing the peace,
continued.
J. H. Copeland, fighting, $25. He
pleaded guilty.
Frank Hawkins, violating hack ordi-
nance, So.
81. A. Ellis, soliciting passengers, S.
Tina Williams. drunk and disorcerly
S25.
A. Martinez, drunk and dlsorderly
$40.
Celia Houston. disorderly, $40.
G. Sch wetter, disorderly. dismissed.
c. Gusmsn, disorderly, dismissed.
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Concert at Turner hall tomorrow
night.
They Want Them.

The officers who are after "Big
Bertha" and her companion are ex-
peoted In to night, to escort the Jewess
giantess and her son to California.
Toronto, Canada, again telegraph
Marshal Shardein asking him to say to
what point the prisoners are to be taken.
As there Is no extrsdition treaty be-
tween Canada and America, the object
Of the enquiry is not understood.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-04
"lf a woman Is pretty
To me tits no matter,
Be she blonde or brunette,
DC VHC UIVIIHV OI UI UIVNNN
So she lets me look at her.

So she lets me look at her"
An unhealthy woman is rarely, if ever, beau
tiful. The peculiar diseases to which so many
OF the sex are subject, are prolific causes OF
pale, sallow faces, blotched with unsightly
pimples, dull lustreless eyes and emaciated
forms. Women so afflicted. can be perma-
nently Gu; Led by using DR., Pierce's Favorite
Prescription; and with the restoration OF
health comes that beauty which, combined
with good qualities of head and heart, makes
women angels of lovliness. 'Favorite Pre-
scrption" is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give
satisfaction in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been printed
on the bottle-wrapper, and faithfully carried
out for many years.
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GeneVieYe.

The operetts "GeDevieVe," for the
benefit Of st. Mary's Catholic church,
takes place at Turner hall tonight.
At O'Clock this afternoon the ladies'
will set out fine supper In the hall. To-
night the supper will be continued and
augmented with ice cream, etc.
Tomorrow dinner and lunch will be
set from IL TO o'clock and supper and
refreshments tomorrow night.
The concert takes place tomorrow
night In the hall, and for both entertain
ments the tickets are selling very fast.
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The Prescription Pharmacy.

The Prescription Pharmacy.
Near the corner of Alamo and Com
merce street, stands the we'll known
pharmacy of Messrs. Rsglsnd & Ken
nedy, popularity known "a the City Drug
store. Particular attention ia given to
physicians prescriptions, as is shown by
their large and rapidly increasing files.
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Special Notice.

Nine. Bartonis, Chicago's noted
trance medium, after repeated letters
Of Invitations from leading citizens OF
this city, asking her to visit this place,
begs leave to inform them she has ar
rived, and is at No. 342 Soledsd street,
where she can be consulted on business,
law suits, enemies, absent friends, love,
marriage, gives names, tells the name of
the one you will marry. Succeeds
when others fail. No humbug. Will
be in the city for few days. Cut this
out and bring with you. Call early. N.
b. This is the madsme's first visit. It
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-04

IF you want 70 buy or sell property
call on Hambleton, Hadley q Co., No. Z
East Commerce street. 97h
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Yellowstone Park in October.

The Yellowstone Park Association
have arranged to furnish transporta-
ton and hotel accommodations
throughout the park during October
at greatly reduced rates. Passenger
trains will make the round trip, Liy-
lnrston to Cinnlbar and return, on
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays,
and a five days trip from Cinnibar to
the principal points Of interest in the
park can be ma'ie at an expense OF
not to exceed thirty dollars. The rail
rate from st. Paul. Minneapolis, Du:
lutl, or Ashland on the east and Port
land and Tacoma on the west, to Gin
uilar and return. Will hc 500. and
1rum intermediate points one and one
fifth fares. but not to exceed so.
Tickets will hc Oh sale mp to and III.
ri,.iing October 25th. Parties going
into the park should call Oh c. ).
Uciferlin. .i.ent y. y. II. r.. immeai-
atelv on Arrival at Livingston. For
full particulars mluirr of your near
est agent, or Charles :. Fee. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, It. Paul,
MINI.