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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

Running purse $3.50 for saddle horses, dis
tance one-ha1f mile:
Senator E. R. Den's s. g. Baby, Alfredo. Il
Mr.. J. g. Balcoms b. 9. Col. B., Stewart - 2
Mr.. J. Percy'sr g. Dandy, Falloff. ...,... %
Won by 2 lengths, Dandy threw his rider;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-07

I Geo. H. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
| Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and GER
tifcate of deposit, and do general banking
| and exchange business.
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Gin sroRes sanS.

,"This is great country" vgin
groBes 2anb 1T n1ein 0aub", iagt Der
Nmeritaner nit bere6tigtem @tol3 rnb
einem gta9orud Der 0etonung, tDelGer
ansubeuten ideint, baB er lein groBes
2anb fiir 6as gr6Befe Der 9elt bdlt.
Nber oas III es op9 mod lange ni9t.
S6on feiu nd@fer Na6bar. Canada,
1T Diel gr0Ber.
Canada bat einen Jld9eninbalt bon
3,610,257 Quabratmeilen uttb III bic
gr6Beite ber britii6en probin3en inbem
es nabe5u bic 9dlfte bes gan3en
@ebiets bon 9forbamerita itmfabt.
Sas Dominium @anaba 1T I'm 600, 900
QuaoratnteiIen gr6Ber als bic Ser.
5taaten obne, unb Inn $4,000 grDBer,
als bieie nit Mlasfa. Die ffeben orgas
nifrten probin3en ganabas iinb um
8,169 Apabratmeilen gr6Ber als bic
na@febenb ,genanntett europdii9en
&eibe aufammengenommen: 6ranfs
reid, 0euti9lanb, Oeferrei9 unb l1ns
garn, Stalien, Ddnemarf, Grie9en.
Lamb, bic 99wei5, BOrtugal, 9olIanb
unb gelgien.
Dabei lit bieies ungebeure 2ans aunl
BET tpeitem gr6Beifen Sbeile fru9ts unb
beppbnbar.
Wel@ cine gemaltise 9eimifdtte be,
MlipnenI
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9rei 3ufriebeue.

Sn Warf9au lab einGrember auf ben
Sreppenifufen elmer Rir9e cine arme
Jrau iiBen, tpelde in 0er3tpeiflumg bic
Sdnoe rang unb beftig tpeinbe. Da
er elm wei9es 9era bate, 10 trat er su
ibr beran unb fragte tie, ipas ibr benn
feble. 20 mein Iieber, endbiser Serr,
i9 bin 10 lnglhdli6. Sd m6dbte germ
mein fleines Ginb taufen la1en, bod
ber pope perlangt apei &ubel BON mir,
unb i9 babe teine Gopefe." = yWenn
es tueiter ni9ts it,, faste Der Grembe,
sba min ib gub gleid belfen; bier
babt Sbr eine SUM- -&ubel- -Note, gebt
nur gum popen biaein, be3ablt Inn
bic Saufe unb bringt mir bic iibrigea
orei Rubel auriid." Die frau ging
boiler Greube In bic 2ir9e, ber Grembe
ertpartete auf ibre &iidebr. Rad
elmer Meile fam He auriid unb CAB ben,
Gremben 3 Silberrubel, inbem fe nod
einmal aus bollem 6eraen bantte unb
ibte 8ermunoernns ansfprad. baB ibr
elm gutter 9err NIT elmer 10 bebeutenben
@umme bereitmillig gebolfen babe.
9arauf iaste ber Grembe: yMeiue
CUTE Grau, Sbr brau@t gud garni6t
10 febr su bertpuabern, iebt Sbr, id
fann nun einmal niemanben trauria
feben, i6 rnuB immer fr6bIide GeF6ter
um mid baben. SEPT 1T uns allen
gebolfen. Der pppe 1T abgefunben,
@uer 2inb iit getauft unb idb bin =
eineH fali@en Ganfs&ubeIi6ein los'
geporben.
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un .
= n

gBie itbertpdltigt bDn ibrer 2eibens
f9aft fiel fie auf einen SefIel nieber
llnb perbhllte ibr @eii6t it ben 0dnbeu.
Mitleibig unb be6auernb ifanb gilbert
neben ibr.
JaiIuns, gndoiges Trduleinl Ser
erfte Ginbrud 1T bier bet f9limmife,
aber, tpie i9 jiber3eugt bin, aud ber irr=
tbtmli6fte unb bergdngli@ie. ,Sene
Dame berbient tpeber Sbren 1ntDilen,
nod Sbre 8era9tung.
Cine 8ublerin! Cine liIfige 8auf.
lerin2 l1no ifatt meinen. 8ater, lpie
es bic pfi@t eines gbrenmannes tpdre,
iiber bic Sborbeit uno Niebrigteit feiner
Wabl auf3ufldren, bertbeibigen Sic
bies Gef66pf mir ing Mngefi@tl rief
He raffi9tslos in ibrer grregung.
unb tperbe iie aud iebt nod bertbeis
bigen. Sd berm69te Sbrem 9errn
@ater gar feine Guftldrang ntebr iiber
bas Grdulein ali geben; fie bat es felbif
getban. 8eKer als i6 es f6unte.
Sic bdtte ibm gefagt, anterbra@ ibn
faif Mbelbeib un6 mics, mdbrenb bic
Garbe ibres @eii9ts aus benz Npth bes
3ornes un6 ber S@am au bem @eiB
bes 69redens fi1 tpanbeIte, nod benz
@em1lbe binttber - MQes2
9eur bies unb Gturm's 91amen bat
fie ibrem @ater beri9wiegen. 9lus
lei6t begreili9er &iidit6t.
Mus 2adf@t ettua = fiir mi12
rnuBte nun bod NIT tieffent gDibers
tDillen bas itolse Md5@en fragen unb
fubr sufammen.
Ni9t bod, bemertte gilbert, aber fiir
Serrn Gturm. gia9 Mlem, mas gee
f9eben, nnuB fie annebmen, baB Der
Riinifler feine gau3e 3ufunft auf Sb=
rem Geiib, auf Sbre 2iebe, iiteiit Grdlls
lein, seeriinbet bat. @ie bdtte ite nit
einem Wort aa' feline Spffnungen aers
ft6ren fonen?
llnb 10 fol t9 tbrer @rnBmutb ben
@eliebten, tteit1 Slid berbanfen2 Sd
ioa mid einen iol9en @ef96pf ipegert
ieiner 8eri6wiegenbeit berpfli@tet fiibs
len2 8 S1anbe uno S9ma9! umb
fie aerriB bas Sud, bas fie nod eben,
ibre Sbrdnen 3lt trDfnen, an bic Muget
gebriidt. l1nb Niematb, ber mir biIft,
Mne fieben fe init oieier Mbenieuerin i'm
8iubniB. sic lit Cigars @eliebte ges
tpefen, sic iperfen fi9 au ibren Sitter
auf, fie tuirb bic @attin tiieines 8oters.
Menn bies ber preis bes 2aiters 1T,
lobut es ii9 ba, tugenbbaft au fein2
Cine graue Motte gegenaber benz golbs
iGimulernben 69metterIing! Mos res
ben sic nod nit mira 0erIafjen sic
bod mid bdBli9es, langpeiliges, ats
mobif9es Mdb1en, Shire Mnbdngli6s
felt fir mid t6nnte Sbnen bel ber neilen
luitiqen perrin f@aben, bic balb In bies
len 9dumen ben Sbprfusfiab i@win'
gen tpirb.
Nuf cine iol9e 6o6flut 6es yprnisen
S9merses mar gilbert ni6t gefaBt ses
Defen. @ie tief unb gefdbrIidb muBte
Nbelbeib's 6er3 beruunbet iein, tpenn
He 10 melt ilres Gtol3es bergoB unb in
6ieien bitteren AeuBernngem lire
Rrdnfung eingeitanb! I'm 70 mebr
bielt er es ieBt fiir feline YfIid5t, He su
6erubisen uno ibr 5ur 8efonnenbeit 5r
ratbeu. au6 i1ien fie In ber 9baI
In feiner @egentpart einen $rop su fin.
ben.
| (Gortietuna foIst.l
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Gtufttu,uttaes l1rthetl.

Ser apotbefsr D. 8. Sult in 8ippus, Sm.
biana, be3eust: sd fam baS GIectric
. itters alS bas bette SeilmitteI empfeblen.
Sebe Glofbe, iuelde berfanft ipurbe. fat Bic ge.
pani@te 9ilfe sebra9t. Semanb purbe mad
benz @ebraude bon nur GIai9en bon feinem
9benmatismus befreit, bee itn f6on 10 Sabre
lang gepeinigt bate. Ser appt5efer abrabam
Dare in 8eabile, 0bio, Serfdert: vDieienise
Meoiain, tpel6e meiner 2oiabrisen Grfabrung
mad vam beften sebt" 1T bas electric 8itters@.
Saufenbe bon abuli@en 8ensnifen Iiesen bor,
fobab baS llrtbeiI, babin lautenb, 6ab bas
Electric 8itters alIe &ranfbeiten ber 3eber, ber
aisren nnb bes 8lutes beilt, elm gang eiaftim.
mises lit.
Die Glaf6e toifet nur 80 Gents. 3n baben
in Der apotbefe bon U. Dreib.
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bereits berlOreu bat. 9ie 3abl Der
Seuti9en i'm IusIanbe 1T aIfo unaes
tdbr ebenfo groB, -tpie bic 3abr Der
yd9ts Deuti9en I'M sSnlan6e.
9tutt 5tpeitens bic @pra9permaubteu
tn anberen Staten. Mls gr6Btes &ons
ttngent fommt bier bic beutidre6et,be
geb6lterung Oefterrei1s sl1ngarns nit 10
Wftltonen In 8etra1t, bann fpmmen
pie Seutf6s5@mei3er NIT tninbeifens 2
Wtllltonen; bas briftftdrfIte Goniinaent
blloea Die beuti6 ipre9enben 2urems
burger nit etpa 100000 unb bas
nterte bie 9euti@s&uifen an ber Office
NIT ettpa 10000. Die iibriaen 8es
b6lterungstbeile frenber Staten, bic
benz beutf9en Stamme auauredbnen
wdren. obne ber Geburt ma6 bem &ei@e
an3ub6ren, biirften aiffermdBig ni9t Be-
oeuteno iein; mir tuerben aIio bic @es
tantmtbeit 6ieler Gpramberuan6ten
NIT runb 129 Mfillionen anauleben
babeu.
Das geiamn1te grgebniB unferer Bes
re9nungen 1T aIio, baB alm beutf9e1
9tamme 605 Millionen Nsens
iben geb6ren, bon benen ettpa 73 BrDs
aent ooer ni1t gang brei @iertel inner.
balb ber &ei@ssrenaen 1pobnsn.
Sie berbdltniBmdBig gerimge Maeuge
frember Beb6lterungseIemente innerbaIb
uaierer Grenaen bietet bic Getpdbr, baB
u1iere natiDnale gntwidelung bon ius
nen beraus ni@t geit5rt tper6en fann;
Die St6rfe uno ueite Wer3weigung ber
Musldufer unieres 6tamntes mad auss
tpdrts biirfen mir als @runblagen an.
feben, tuelde bie friebli6en un6 gebeib=
li9en We9ielbe3iebunsen nit benz
GusIanbe ftiiben.
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1ie Gntbedmma etuer xra,,.

sfo@ cine ipunberboae gutOeduns ift gema9t
iuoroen nnb oas nod ba3u bon elmer Dame
aus biefem COUNTY. Sieben Sabre lang bate
fie bic entfetli@iten eeiben aussuifeben, tuelde
Serart an isrsr 9ebensiraft aebrten. Oab ibr
SOB ai4t ms9r fern sa fsia f9isn; s,rsi gaO.
ss9iaf faOen. pa faatts e . soa .s sas cine the
S9'aSn Sss p Ssr n.ers S ae 'r sa nag H. oeI asa stsa
tonnte. uno bic cine 6lafde furtrte fie bslliidn.
big. Sbr Name iit @lrs. 2ntbeE 2ub. 90
l5retben uns gs. q. Samrid G Co. in Sbelba,
Worb Carolina.
Man la1e fi9 eine @robeFafGe sebe n Ia ber
Npotbete bon u. DreiB in Gan Gatonio.
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Spntnerieibe bon periaiebener
Sualttdt+
Sfeue Auswabl BON Sddern4
nn5weifelbaft bie beite @uswabl
spn Damens unb &inber< GAuben
Manner> IT. &nabenSS SSduben ,1nb
SttefelnsDn bewabrtenS Sabrifa
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- Bier Wo6en litt i@ an entsanb,
li9em &beumatismus. Na@ einigen
ginreibnngen nit ct SatObs Del
tuaren alle G@meraen beri@nunben.-
&obert s. 2eonarb, Samburg, pa.
Sn alen Npotbeten 5u baben.
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gleue 3epbsr @tnsbams, Snbtu
Grtnfles, gereals, 3anstbars, pt<
ates, aawns, 8atttite, gecpelts
Gprbs, fhutttide 3epbsrs, Soil Ou
Nprb unb anbere gum Waiden se>
eignete Sabrtfate tn sruber &use
wabl nab 3u yerfdiebeaen gktien+
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&tffetefe1t !!

@ptt5en! Sptt5em!
N(uf btelemt Telbe slan3en wtr
bur9 bie srDbte Auswabl nnb bte
neueffen Saaen, bic ie benz pnblt>
funt sprselest tpur6en+ Sprapn,
prientaltiae, @aleaeientte,
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= Ius gellin3ona S. Mai tpirb ber
.N. 3itri@er 3tg." gemelbet: Sn gas
itagnola Bel 2ugano bra@te bic Grau
bes @emeinbeprdfibenten, 38 Sabre alt,
feds lebenbe Ginber 5ur WeIt, aber alIe
finb balb barauf geitDrben. Dieier
Gau biirfte in ber Welt. 10 melt man
wenigitens babon &unbe bat, einaig Dos
iteben.
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Gin mer M}ant1.

nWie tommt's nur, baB Du felt
Seiner 8erbeiratbung itets nit einem
8drenbunger In ben Club tommft unb
Sein Weib6en bat bod felbit cine
gang ausgeSei@nete G6@inl ?" "-uN9
ia-aber fobalo mir ettpas re9t f9medt,
ipirb He eiferiti9tigl
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@lesante gtppttatem in 8dnbsrn
unb 6iiiden.
Dte 1telteittt Nnns getltnss,
Senriet.a Sud-, Grepes, &Yber
Sud-, Gballte etnfarbis unb se~
muitert in allen mpbernen Sdat~
ttrungea+
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- Sn Golse elmer beftisen grfdltung
riuBte Blaine nod In Paris bleiben
unb bat feline &eiie nod 69ottlanb auf
einige 3eit aufgei@oben.
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panbtsae Eager Satn auigewien urbe

@ambric in seridiebenen 8reiten 1t.
pretien. Sarbise @ttdereien Der
feinffen Sorte.
Grpbe &uswabl BON Damet>
Hnterseug+
gOllitdnbises eaeer BON Damen.
lttb &in6eritriimpfen+
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6. 2(. Gtiibbem, Rorbma@er.
&orbs ln6 &obrtpaaren pets an 9anb.
&eparaturen tperben prompt beiorgt.
No. "a Nbenne 8. 14,1,t2M,i6 :
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s~ Sbr fpart @elb, ipenn ib re Cure
Srudia9en bel So.bnfon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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fpantiae, @seurtal, @uipl1re, @ban>
ttaY Sptben III alien Breiten fir
l1eberwurf pber 8das+

Geitidte Ginidbe
TT tpetbem unb farbtgem 9tque,
Mfult, Swtb, StatnlpDf. Geftdter
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> Dieie sddtuus it pObI su nieorig.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
Never Never iin[lYOUp.Li}e Be}0OIr1gglI

Have you heard of such Goods offer below u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
OUR SEPT, OPPORTUNITY

To buy forfeited goods cheap will
be offered on Friday next, September
18th, 1883, on which day, between the
hours of 10 O'clock a. m. and O'Clock
D. M, in our store, at No. "a Soledad
street, Bexar county, Texas, will be
sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash all pledged articles
pawned with US OH or before the 3lst
day of July last, that have become
forfeited and which before the day of
sale shall not have been redeemed or
had the time extended on same by
payment of interest due. This sale
brings up many curious, rare and
costly relics, heirloOms and other ar
ticles which We have-been holding
back for the sake of the plsdgers. Sill
yer and gold watches, chains, rings,
bracelets, books, books, clothing, fur
niture, guns, pistols, etc. Inspect the
advertised list.
J. M. Emerson & Go.
San Antonio. September I, 1885,.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

Tho marks OF premature age may be
efectually obllterated by using Bucking-
hams Dye for the whiskers. II colors uni.
tormly, and always gves satisfaction. 4-SO-tf
- Two six room houses Government hill
east front, water works, beautiful location
can, be bought seperate or together. a tine
bargain. Sl-3
No use to send your money away
from home, when you are in need of
any printing. Call around and see the
LIGHT. .s gee, .r. ..,.-. S-l6-tf
DIR. A. X. Balkan, veterinary
surgeon; office at Bowling Il Floods,
drug store, corner Houston street and
Avenue Co Leave orders on slate. for
cails.s-r - rst--- sg,E. "a S-lS-lm
Washington theatre, admission
10c.T eggs s-.gs=s So tsr. s'- T-3l-tf -
-Washington theatre, admission
l0c. - o1 5Is - Sea. 4-uo295 III 57-3l-tf p.
Tin. roofing from $3.50 to 500 a
square. Address J.7J j. Killing, Ais
North street. 1rsl T1,S a..E - 6-t,-tf
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PERSON AL,

Otto Koehler is ill.
n Judge John p. White, of.Austin, is
atthe Menger. \ II INtin Ill 7
Mr.. Ed. AVIAN Week Is in the city
and is registered at the Menger.
ToNfr. Frank Ivelch came in3 from Sal
tilo, Mexico, yesterday, OH buslnesss
Ts Miss Mary Baers left Sunday on q
visit to Mexico.
{ Mrs iVanderlip.retprned last night
from New ork.
III. David is back from, Wisconsin
with four cars of rams.
Franz Singer, of Elmendorf, is at
the Mahncke.4 q y & III
4 Neuhaus, of Hallettsville, lis
at the Mahncke.
VI ID. N. Naughton; Of the san Marcos
Times, is at the Mahncke.
Mr.. Eugene Staffel is in the city
visiting his family and recreating.
5 Marshal Rankin is in the city on
official, business. - s:2-9
s. l.. Newton, a rahchman from
Austin, is at the Maverick.
7CCapt. Halves, - Hereford breeder, of
Kansas, is in the city.
Bascom Lyell and wife. of San Mar
5cos, are at the Maverick. TTE9 : 90
fsCapt. James NJ. Means, ef!the Pied
mont Air Line, is in the city.
Col. J. w. Glass and family have re-
turned from -California.zs-,--.r-,-.-sz-.-.rv-,s
Ed. Stoves, Sr. left for the City of
Mexico this morning. 1870
DR.. G. w. Howard, Of Devine, is at
the st. Leonard.
Mr.. Bud Woods, a stockman of La
Grange, is in the city. II
Calvin Perry, a merchant Of La
Grange, is in the city. III
Mr.. L. Kunkle leaves for New York
tomorrow. 49, 2.4.a- j.
Sheriff w. H. Jones, of Del Rio, and
T. F. Grain, customs inspector, are at
the st. Leonard. :-,H e." '''t a.
U. S.. Marshal Rankin passed
through the city today en- route to Ell
Paso to attend federal court.
r E.W. Nettleton, a 'ssafe'' man, OF
New York, is registered at the Nav
arick
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

Secretary Gregory, of the Southwest
Texas Immigration association, mas
returned from Denver. VI
Leopold Guerguin returned yester-
day from Topo Chico Springs, where
he escorted some ladies.
Mrs. A. Keller. of Cuero, who was
visiting her daughter,Mrs. Y. >.
Grinder, left yesterday for home. /.
Captain Wentworth, awell known
citizen of Monterey, is in the city on
business.
Charley Rose, night, clerk at the
Southern hotel, is i'll with in termittent
fever. .~.'-'' ''..".> ~ '''7.'
Mr.. Issy Fork has returned from a
short vacation trip throughthe but
termilk districts.
Mr.. Aleck Lowe, night clerk of the
Menger, is on vacation and has gone
to Dallas. er-rg3~~rz
Miss 5. Whiting, niece of Geo. Wit
ting, the banker, of Columbus, Texas,
is at heMatncke. :e5: j;:55. = sF:atA-
OIL. Stadtler, of Cuero, and Miss
Grace Stadtlern of Austin, are at the
Southern :! ~ ~ IA j * -
-Chas. B1Pearre and Miss Sadie c.
Pearre, Of Waco, are registered at the
Southern ZOE T5LG I53 .30IgC
Mrs. L. M. Gregory and children
have returned from their summer
trip to the coast, and are occupying
their residence on Augusta street.
Miss Anna Murdoch, charming
young lady of Dallas, is visiting the
family of Capt. A. Swartz, on San
Pedro avenue. ~ Wy r.,
Masters Leopold, Francisco and Fe-
1ipe Naranjo, sons ofGen. Naranjo, Of
La.npazos, Mexico, are at the South
ern, on their way to school in, Balti-
more.
Major Thos. Campbell was improved
enough Yesterday to enable him to
get down town; = after "a month 5 con-
finement TO, his residence with illness.
Geo. Mason, son of Capt. VIM. Ma
son, now OF, Omaha but formerly in
San Antonio, is in the city on nisway
to dental college in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Herbert York, formerly of San
Antonio, now located at Fort Mason,
is expected to arrive in the city on
visit today -.la1ly1.
Mr.. Thos. c. Case, of New York, is
at the Menger on his way to Ell Paso,
on business. He leaves today. While
in San Antonio he met many old
friends, and expresses himself as de-
lighted with the city. ,..
Ben Moke, the lightning salesman
with G. B. Frank, has been heard
from at New York, where he is MAX
mo selectiOris of a large stock of fine
goods for the fall and winter trade.
Heis expected home soon. q . !
Col Cole, the Grand Oriental Prince,
is in the city from Mexico, where he
has some large building contracts.
He came to lay in few supplies not
to be had on the other side. His
friends are glad to see him. .~z.s-.. .
Mr. Joe Muench came in from
Breckenridge station yesterday, suf-
fering from a badly crushed and cut
up hand, He received the wound
while feeding a cotton gin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

Troy Steam Laundry, 4l2 East
Houston street. Calls and delivers
goods. Telephone 107. 9-ll-lw
Il meeting of the West Texas
Medical A ISOLATION will be held to-
morrowsnight.I -tIlI
Instead OF bem 9 offered to the city
for building rock, the Beckmann
auarrieswere offered to the contractor
who should secure, the contract TO
build the city half. The rock was
offered gratis, the con tractor to quarry
same. The building committee Is con-
.sidering the matters 6
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
CITY NEWS.

2-For Sale-Family carriage horse.
Apply atthis Office. BIS ,2t9-1l-2wks :.
Secure a card in the opera house
programme.
Big show at the Washington to-
NIGHT O. Lost, -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

the following Prices at the Goods lis not every
day:ha such chance offered i71 ~ -, - ,-v m -. =, ~,
all
,2s TO -! ss.t -aca -,
pieces goods made
sS,=rT
22nch sold all
tGwat7 Our 20
pieces Imported Fable New Shades worth S.
q 8
NewP
worth
25c. en-. . a
Baibiggan Cfogsed
worth 40e The biggest bargain Dry Goods
worth u 10
Blue Peca, Waists
worth II L $780,
something
Chldrens School Sold everywhere II IL
now e = q. g
Fancy Border adde's Handkerchief worth
Fancy Seoloped Ladies' Handkechief
=
appreciated,
like these sold
=@ Wolff & Marx, u. e s.. ss-, s.
-sr-- i > .as
Corner Commerce and Alamo Streets. "a. 3 5.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
Brand New,

Direct from the Manufacturer, bought for the Hard
Cash. The neededthe Money and we Thought
we would give it up if we could secure bargins for
our Customers. s-. - SAILED =-- = 3H--g5 SIT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

s.r3z2A .alsEagayI 70 5EE55ls 90 s-9-5
,a!sTsgsTI sin2 ii!w zssld6T sGsgsIav,E !
70 bios iHos8JL:s-gl ban nsysss 1t5rE I.
q .a'Gs9 - baa t2 "a osi4a.4ss syLiSac5
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11

Troy Steam Laundry, 4l2s East
Houston street. Collars "a cents per
dozen. Cuffs as cents. f9-11-1w ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-04-12
PENSIONS.

Pension, Increase of Pension, Re
storation to Pension. Roll, Back Pay
Bounty, and claims of every description
promptly adjusted for soldiers or theiI
heirs.
APensi0n is due, under the present law
to many ex-Union Soldiers who received
a wound or injury, whether accidental
or not, and also to those who contracted
any kind of disease while in the United
States service.
A Service Pension is due the majority
of eX-soldiers of the war with Mexico and
widows of same, under act of January 30
1887.
Thousands who are now receiving a
pension, under the later and more liberal
provisions and constructions OF the law,
are entitled to an INCREASE.
Thousands of claims to-day that are
filed in the Pension Department. and
which have been filed for years, are only
held back from settlement because they
have been neglected.
Parties having claims on file, which
have been neglected, will receive prompt
attention by putting their claims in my
hands.
Send for circular and question-blank at
once. Enclose stamp.
Remember, l devote my entire time
and attention to prosecution of soldiers
claims, and make speciality of pension
applications.
Names and P. o. addresses of ex-Union
and Mexican Soldiers earnestly solicited.
Address, with stamp, C. P. Rhodes,
129, Tenth ST., N. E.,
Washington, d. G.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-04-12

At the Grocery and China Store on
Main Street you can buy goods as low, if
not lower than any house in Jackson.
just read what is handled, and you will
find something you want. Grocery De-
partment is kept Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
Spices, Soaps, molasses, Canned Fruits,
Candies, Crackers, Brooms, Seed Potatoes,
Tobaccos, Cigars, Flour, Meat, and all
kinds of Staple goods, and all at bottom
prices. China department is kept, Cups,
Plate Sets, Tureens, Pitchers, Basins,
Spittoons, Vases,:L Lamps, Burners, Shades,
Ch1mneys, Crooks, Stone Ware, Sewer
Pipe, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Sewing
Machines, Needles. Belts, Oils, Stew Pans,
Thompson & Edwards Fertilizers of
Chicago, Ill. Do not fail to call and get
prices and see if what we say is not true.
Goods delivered in town free. Telephone
81. One door below First National Bank,
Jackson, o. W. A. STEELE.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1888-04-12
Probate Court Report

Mary A. McCloud, g'd'n of VIM. B.
McCloud ct ais, VS.. her wards. Petition
to sell real estate. Repor of sale to Fred
erick Hulkenburgh for 81 900. Sale con-
firmed and deed ordered.
James Campbell, a native of Ireland
took the Oaths of renunciation and al
legience, and was admitted to citizenship.
III. L. Chapman, admir- of Volney H
Benton. Inventory filed. Ordered re-
corded.
William Nipple, native of Germany
declared his intention of becoming citi-
zen of the US.
Mary Kizor, g'd'n of Maggie Kizor, ct
al. Petition to sell real estate. Hearing
and order of appraisement issued.
II. L. Chapman, admir- of Volney h
Benton, deceased. Application to sell
personal property at private sale Hear
ing and order made, returnable in two
months.
L. D. Hathaway appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Thomas III. Brashears
decd. Bond $4,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Daniel E. Bowen and Emma X. Buell.
Stephen D. Mclaughlin and Julia
Alexander.
Charles M. Davis and Emma Corn.
Charles M. Hale and Ruda McClain.
John W. Wills and Minnie G. Springer