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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
DAUGHTERS OF EVE

Queen Victoria will not hold a levee thil
! year.
Lillian Russell IS getting thin and pretty
/ again.
The late Mime. Boucicaut's diamonds have
| just been sold at auction.
/ Eleven-year-old Laura Jones has invented
a flour and grain elevator.
Mrs Elizabeth Strong, Of San Francisco, is
the Rosa BOnheur Of America.
Mrs Theresa Fair travels on palace car
with her own steward and cook.
The mother Of Gen. Lew Wallace lectures
on woman Suffrage and temperance
Miss Paddock, daughter Of tho United
States sonator wants 10 be an actress.
Mrs. Laura Webster is the only woman in
America who performs professionally upon
the viOloncellO
Vanderbilt once paid Miss May Tillinghast
$4,000 for inventing a new kind Of tapestry
hanging for his house.
Mrs. John 4. Logan rents plot Of ground,
on which she has small flower garden, from
John sherman, for $50 year.
a woman living in Xenia, o., has not
spoken 30 her brother IN thirty-nvo years,
although she secs him almost daily.
Amelio Rives has never been known 20
Keep an engagement nt the hour named, but
Is nevertheless great favorte among her
friends
Haruha, empress Of Japan, viii visit
America next winter, travelling in state
with dozen maids of honor, uumharless
officials aud every incident Of luxury.
Mrs. p. l.. Collins, who Is employed at tho
dcld lcttor Office at Washington at "A large
salary to dccipher "blind" handwriting can
road ovory known language except Russian
aud Chinese.
Mrs Quincy A. Shaw, Of Boston, daugh.
Ger of Louis Agassiz, has for eight years sup
ported free hndergartens in tho poorest
quarters Of Boston and Cambridge, at pur
eonul expense Of $4,000
Miss Linda Gilbert kps devoted fifteen
yours and most OF her fortune 10 prison re-
form She has established twenty-five
hnrnrlcs In the prisons Of different states aud
I'und employment for 5000 ex-conyicts
Mrs paran Stevens, the American mil
uHuuiro, who hgs just come % London. BEGAN
,,ir Hs IA waiter girl la a restaurant, while hu
husband started out us a stable boy, ," D., the
way an English newspaper alludes 10 New
ork's prominent socIcty leader
Insurance statistics show that the expect.
uOn Of lifo Of American women 40 ~ ycar
Of ugo is 4O.s yours, aud Of English women
precisely tho same. After the age Of 9UtI,
'Npcctution OF Ike among American wumct
.Ecoeda considerably that OF English womyu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
GAsTRoNOMlcAL TIDBlTs.

piul, teas are moro fashionable than gIc,a
t.u,, but arc less common,
breakfast salad recommended for TN,
timo Of year consists OF lettuce hearts auG
new tomatoes
Without cold voal many a caterer would
Ue much puzzled 20 know how 10 max,
chicken salad
Dry toast and marmalado and cup OF
English breakfast tea is the Anglomuniucs
lr,t meal OF the day
Tho eating OF oranges, grapes, asparagus
and lettuce Ia public often tells what kind uI
uluu or woman you are
4 Florida town has sput porrifiod ham q,
gLo Sub Tropical exposition, and all tho rad
road restaurants have AN eye ON IT,
An autiquatod egg VIII mover poach, but
can loo utilized In amy kind OF an omelette, a
fact that residents OF hotels ascertained years
amt years ago,
There Is "a remarkable consumption OF we'd
ding cake nov going on in the land, and "a
corresponding amount OF nightmare and
royal family dreams
An authority says wo should never eat
when We uru angry or even an humurod, un
less wa wish indigestion and dyspepsia all in
ouo Availability should 80 with every
meal
One who has had experience rises 20 n,
mark thut yosl is very good thing in tie
abstrac but excessively dangerous In tie
supertmty Look not upon tho veal whom il
Is "bohbod"
A New York lady who recently gave d
bali is said 20 have hired porambulator
co,loo and clko NcuIcr to taEo his stand tn
the street and distribute, &C hor COST, cak,e.
cuico and chocolate Ia tho hack drivers ami
TO all othoIs waiting ou hor inyitcd GUESTS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
CURIOUS THINGS OF LIFe.

A Wichita baGgr displays tho sign, "Eigu,
loves for Sl"
A New England constable, who has had
great cApcuvuoo with tramps, says that he
uas mower yct seon ouo with a bald head
Tho latest Arkansas sensation Is "a nc..ry
uauy With Two hy..ls aud faces, one arm aud
turyo lv5s, upon which 10 stands tripod fash
lIn.
A Louisville man called ou "a botelecepl
m huluu county, Ky, tho other Gay aud
Iiit -a,vuA uNo c,uts Tor luy,,.s uc u..I y..,g..
tUyou >osip aao
An o,I u,ly OF 90, Nvl's m Doaly county
Ca, Do atis ,g Isg.rrw ,av f,at vl dancing "a
Us W,JA a tuu.,g .. uHtcr u...auy,I un htl
uy,.i without spl,al., a a.up
A pausa.uue. s,ua4 zap m 81 Ov0gyos
caursh, hul,us, tus aad ryseuuY and t1i,
la4o tao t.Hs ol a ,uH.Is intending to d.
married lsn ga...... Was Quly,ly rolu,,,,I
Iy So lJ I.g s,s.h 81. tus c'.-, gg tao s.,slcs
0agl iJ ".s .,.,yay1 tla. bv gr1Uu,.od h,s op.
position yH Gao u.y.,J l.sy J,a,t tho man
vas in JeaN Hni couss4ayutly noy ia poai-
ti1u yo bo uauHel
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A POSITIVE FACT.

The most complete stock of DRY GOODSgae be: LUN n
BROWNS.
and reasonable prices in PaasO
at LJNN d BROWNS.
Over one hundred embroidery Bat Zephyr Nanoo sv
ec-aI coors and prices low at LUNN d BROWNS.
fine Dress Goods, Silks and Tmmngsbet assortment N
Gloyes in Silk and Kid Gloves at LUNN & BROWNS.
Carpets Curtains Poles Rugs, DPapry Chains Stair Caps etc
ETC., at LUNN d BROWNS.
Do not forget the place 239 Commercial 81
LUNN & BROWN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

Highest cash Ir'Uc rait Er wo0l
in.the Opera house block
T. LEVN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
WELL DIGGING.

NNrEIIS uJU yg EIAHEn VN
W -... u..... ~.I....U I... HIIt.
Isn'N $500 al H U..r -.hufh
A. HAIlk
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

tsyAtrae, He frun woai, ss1gr with sAli
0st Wlla n..,. sl4 amuiosilA 4bga Tlu.s
VIA ea,ts sllsraI4. ualsr.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

4ar s.H.| y, asuo..is .u A.o a ..s aI- So
eaa..4 ly to,, up Ia1UAvla!sse
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

tutnia-s considered. tlvNuLu
valley has the best cNut., IH
world, aui Marion county b.
.ut ctutCr,lly located thyUiu.
tuulu~t seeking homes iu thc west,
.n better opportunities can bc
."sr.f. e.a0 Grl i,un h.u' Persons
I -.aN Information ~e dlre
N.am ,vuUty cg tlg MUauet,,
valley, those wanting farming
uj~. stock farms business property
rr city D'silencVs, will be promptly
eUd pal,ablY informed by aldnCssiug
,Ht well known nm of Willis a.
DElulhcrllu, nal estate aEputS
nRm house block. Salem Ors.uu
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29
BOUNDARIES.

Marion county is bounded on Tie
north by the Willamette river un.
Butte creek which separates it from
Clackamas county; on the east by
Clackamas county and the Cuscacp
mountains which separate it frcnr
Wasco county; on the south by H.,
-mtimm river and the north fork d..
the ~autlam, separating II TI
Linn couutyund on the west ly 4 "
willamette river.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

500 d. m. Lv. Portland ArN #la %. m
lHl a. UI. Ly Salem l.g. l-- p. uI.
l.i. U.U. Ar. Irn.ua Ir 500 20. ''.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-29

The Willamette river with two
Iacs uf railroad running the cntlc
'ougth OF the county frum north go
south, with the Oregon Pacific nj, Il
un'ssing the southeast corner of tie
county, affords ample facilities to
tava "a market In amy lirvyUau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
LIBROS.

Sc han recibldo en es,a IEpren.
sa, pos el olsimo vapor-eorreo de
Ia Peaiasala loo siguientsa,
LRi do RnJuiciAmien,o Civl.
anotada y eneaAdcrnada en- pasta
4 $50 elsrnplar.
OBRAS dc Amicia.
VETkRINAElA, por Araxa.
TACTlCAs dc infansrriA.
HISTORIA na,urxl, pos Pc.
rsdA
cuRioSIDADES grAmau. q
"a, cor Marsaasx Garcia
HACIENDA manlei2al pos
Ae@&lA-
oBRAs eonplssAs Dc Mora
TN
6ALRRIA As ns,sr~s edishre.
pos aoaA Nara asl Ps.ar Saaas
10 Mas~a.
htsToalA Dc u asAg.ss .. pos
Mass.
VI. CATuLICishO e. Pre-
ssaeAa 10 s@s daaaasssss. e.ss E1sA
gSAsss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

Administration du B0letin Nor
1AatN l'honneur de prier Messieurs
- Annonciers franeais de vouloir bien
seuAettre leurs ordres de Publicite 1
Nh. AMEDEE PRINCE & Ci., aui
sens les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
10 - journal pour d PsblseiH FrsnfsiH
4 lelsUs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

no produce c0fG0lbrsS, nifutLgu dei eSt6-
nQgO, nj uLGrreQ nj eStreN H7ientO dc
OieRtre. No tieR8 RL1gln SGbor nj 0iOr
milo e0nunicQ al OLn0, al aqua nj d cVQE-
QNier 0tr0 NguidO con el CUQI nNede to-
laQrSe. yAMAS ENNEGREcE iOs DLENTES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

los COlOres paIfdos. 0fecCi0n E1R gems
rQlLzQdG entire las J6OsneS en- ai peFlod0
dc SUfOrnlaciOn; Ia QAnemia. ia CIor6sis,
0fsCarS0rGS del mayor ndner0 dc Qfec-
clones cr6nicQS, Sc c0nlbQten enc1zR,eats
e0R 0f O11REeo F1RNiQF def efNIERRO RAkVklS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
BlBllOFROA
OE COMERClANTE.

HISTORIA DEL COMEROIO de
dAs las naciones, desde los tiempss mas 70
motos hasta nuestros dias por Mr. OcAere.
traducida del francis por los alumnos do ID
e'ase Do este idioma egtableclda en- el Al.
30 Awea.0 d Aadrid, , publioada az.
pensas de Il misma asoCiaclon.
Doe tomos gruesos, pasta sspaAola, %
en- Ia Imprentl del Boletis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
Ungusnto Holloway.

Este masavilloso balsAme esanAinfAliblsmst
. lAs hsridAs antgaAs, La llagaa, Les NAL,
10 plsrnAs y de pecho, Por medic Dc % inAusn
in La tlcefas virulsatAs tonsan nay prcnse
an aspecto eonvalsOisats y dssapArscaa Js
aks dsja, este angssrto fsrigsrants, do pro
i.eir ana cara psTfssta Dc L. aieosloass d !,
,aisl, lee eenstipades, lee tosss J 81 rssnAti.
no, avn evaAds - AA apslsde 90 vaao "a
ios losAsrka rem sdiea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

The Proprietors of the +" Boletin
Mercantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEpEE
PRINCE 3 c. who are the sole
Agents for all English q French
Advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
ES EL MAS BARAT1.


fsTtc para In EscasAs 10 10 Isla
de Pasrto- Rseo ssgAn Deefu.o de-
Kxemo. 4 lima Hf. ohispc de- esd
Ds6ee@s d. JsAn AnsoCic Pug sn II
de- Dsuasnhss De 1850 J pahlksdo &c
81 Beiseaa EsisstAsfass 60 J. DE- Ensse
Do 1881, qas aLes aai
~Dwsmn3o tAealssAs, ssxAn 90 tmpcs.
t4nsAa Fsqxssss, b saazAsirsba d. u.
.seAnEc as b DcesxtmA CgsssaAnA 4 scsAs
eaAes % psssaaAs, vsss@os en- ewaasA'
tAnhAta IL ,sxis pAsA II DSe@sas d
AasAgne y PsraAas Cas~<Aszs Eel T
RisAsAA ass { E~sas II - s~aaA4s ~
lA2sA. seaFsssas % &c ssa<aiAAs /,
e.aasAaAa fssgaAtAa = Fsapaa4sAa - 80
- ksAA 3s h sa4ssAasaA ensAsAeA. ss@
Eisa4s 4 d ssa b sazssaa sssEa.A l.
ss1As pcs o. IaAna Fsexas ~ aaraasas u
- AzaAAs fSAsA
Pas<xa--1 sA&sSs Ea.a. - ssa As<~,
10 y 80 eta Er.am
6a asanAs 80 u lnsanMsA As3aeas
W. rAsxs lxAanat. 81 he<xsxs MxA,
a4sva FwsAssaA - = - . - u. Jed
GsaA1Am FSss. FsssAlssA ~. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millsnsa do psrsonAa, On todAalas partsa
mundo, recomiendAn dichAs Pildoras come
nsjor rostaurstivo Dc IL sAlud que % oonocs
kllas curan todas las afsccicnes del coraa6u
del higsdo, dol sst6magO, do loo riaonss
los intsstinos, remssvsn 10 AerinoniA 10
aatuisncia y 10 oardiaigiA, sxpalsando Dc 10
sAngfs toda impsrssa, teTtAlsclsnde osmpis
samsats sl sistsma nsrvioso J dAnde N tone
adabls 4 IL crgaaissci6n general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
S0BRES PARA CARTkS.

ann szrttd Do todAs aliases , urssaos
Sobres o 20 eentavos 100.
Ii. 4 50 id. id.
Id. de un dohlex q 30 Id. i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "B0LETIN MERCANTILE. y

Rn esta secci6~ de la casa, montada con
todOs los elementOs necesariOs prOvista do
materiales de primera cIase, sc hacen encna-
dernacones en- holandesa, cartone, pasta es-
pamela, piei de levante con relieves. todo ner.
fecto 4 precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

La AOIENClA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS d Plifcada por Ia Aplicacion de
una regia b 'ilble para acertar el deuder
sl aoreedoi, aoompahada de numerosos
eIemplos de oAlculos mercantiles, por G
O. Marsh, tfadueido de Ia 20' edioion In
glera por A. @. Beck, bsio 10 Immediate
eopeeoi6h del autor. In tono elssante
msnts encuadsrnado 3s-sS. sn 10 In
del Rolatsn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
POLITICAL SPIKES.

Judge WurZbach has at last discov-
cred that the negro has a right to
vote. What occasioned the change,
judge?
Why is it that no one but an cleo
tion-striker can get contract from
BeXar county's commissioners c0urH
Because the court needs the strikers
and could not be elected without
them.
Will Judge Wurzbach please eX-
plain why BeXar county should nave
paid $3.50 attorneys fees in Mr.. Stun
berg's suit against the city.
Old Bexar will not be attached to
Mexico for governmental purposes.
She kicked once before and became
free; so she will remain.
The non-partisans boast of solid
Mexican vote. The peoples ticket
boasts ofthe respecta BILE non-purchase-
able vote of all nationalities.
Anton Adams idea of criminal law
is to fine both the man who nights
and the man who is whipped, and to
call that equity to fine the man who
gets drunk and the man who might
have been drunk because the office
ought TO be self-sus tanning and be-
cause the city needs money.
Geo. r. Dashiell and Jose Cassiano,
claim to be the fathers of the local
non-partisan party. Both are demo-
Gratis for-revenue-only; either would
sell out the other to get there.
The district court of BeXar county
needs clerk, no political boss; needs
a man to attend to the duties of the
clerk not man who wants to run the
Judge, lawyers and all the officials of
court: needs man who will attend
to his business; in short, needs Sauer.
A VOTER FOR REFORM.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
FAIR NOTES.

Yesterday the force Of workmen, carpen
tiers and others. worked all day.
The stables are nearing completion.
So is the grand stand and judges stand.
The floor of machinery hall is almost laid.
The hall will not be large ei ough for the eX-
hibit.
Lightly cords of wood for use in furnishing
motive power for the machinery, has been
delivered.
The Arkansas Pass railway trains nov run
up To thu little depot, just outside the
grounds and trn'ns W., rked all day yesterday.
hauling freight down there.
A solid bridge has been thrown over the
gully in front Hf main entrance and the en-
trance was open yesterday Hundreds OF car
riages containing visitors, passed through
there yesterday.
Main exhibition hall will be ready this week
and space Will be allotted.
Ordinary platform stairs will be put in main
exhibition hail leading TO the tnw r and Ob
seryatory, Instead OF the winding stairway. at
first thought ". This will be safer, and be-
Sides spiral stairs are now out OF fashion.
The work on the road in front of Mission
Conception is very poor and full Of big stones.
Perhaps, though, the contractor has
not yet finished it,
Poultry hall is now nearly flashed. Size, g.
by 30 feet.
Mr.. Chas T Hicks. the enterprising general
advertising agent for the fair, arrived from
Dallas Yesterday. he Saws tDdt ever yOOuy In
North Texas. with their wives and children,
are coming to San AntOnio's great eXposi-
ton.
Still more workn"n ar. wanted N m" air
grounds A force OF about $50 men are at
work Their" now.
tn" city should hurry up and Hut n the
roads leading TO III: fair grounds in hotter
condition..
The trSt exhibit for the fair has :rrivcd. II
Is TWO box cars OF TEXTS conf fro the mines
Of he COahuia Goa cOmlany"t HOndo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
A JOYOUS OCCASION.
The Anniversary Of the Polish
Young Mems Union.


The sixth anniversary ball of the Polish
Young Mems Union occurred at St Albert g
hal Saturday night and was Il Jolly, sociab e
affair Among those present the LIGHT
40 ed:
Misses Victoria Kiolbassa, Helen Kissing,
Katie Dqnsen. Annie Muench, Rosie Pollok,
Annie Pol ok, SaiIc Dansen. Lucy Zizik, Lizzie
Soran, Annie Weiss, Pauline Weiss, Nellie
LandeauX, Mrs. Mary EckwCrth, Miss Mary
Killing, Miss Louisa Flaska, Mrs. Ed. kotula.
Mira. Ed. DobrowalSki Miss Tina Soran, Miss
Mary Gourall.
and Mrssrs. Theo Wins, Jr;, VIM Dobrowols%i,
Taos WatZlavzick. Theodore WntZAN ztck,
Alexander Pollok, Almond J. Kissl ng.
Frank and B Zizik, Joe Dugash, Frank Fisher,
Max Dausen, Martin Killing, Peter Paul
Chieslik, Geo. EakenrOth. Jacob W'tZel,
Valentine Garrett, Henry Killing, Ed. kotula,
John MushsI.
ArtZt's band furnished the music. Duringt' e
evening the president, Mr.. ". DebrOwolskl ,
was presented with beautiful bouquet by
Mss Victoria Kiobassa, in behalf of the
ladies' The committee in charge were
Messra a. J. KISSING, Ed. Dobrowolski and
+. Y. B. Zizlk.
Last n ght the benefit entertainment by the
Polish Young Mems union, occurred at this
saue h.li. and was well attended. After the
entertainment hop took place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
Little Jokers g, Mascotts 6.

\ very Interesting game was played at
Muth park yesterday between the above
nuul, cubs.
The MasrOttG led the score for the first six
innings. At the end OF the fifth, the score was
SIX to We in the MdscOttS favor: the JOkerS
IN pullcd together and wOu the game.
WDmblr Tude the first run. which ted it. 1T
the same inning the Joker sc 1red three more
runs, for which tuilu is gwen credit for his
account.
At the beginning OF the game Mabrey was
in the box far - MaScOtts. who was hit free
ly and ma Id, but not tor ssfe hits Welsh than
took his pace until the end, VIII eh was Of no
use: he was bH. he'd ny TrchnrI
Reynolds aud GrevOstcin composed the bat
terry for h" Little JOkers.
Time o. game, TWO hours.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
From a Workin2m an.
Editor of the LIGHT.


A great many citizens OF this city would
like to know why they should be expected 10
vote for Dir. CassianO in preference to the
present incumbent? Is it because Mr.. IA rs ~
Ia. not in every way discharged the duties OF
his Office to the sati.factor of the people,? Or
IS it simply to put Mr. Cassiano in the county
Office to make room for another Mexican in
thu office he now holds? Judging from the
cal upon him to run, the letter is the case.
The call VITA comparatively few exceptions,
is signed by people who will never have any
occasion to visit the tax col ector's office on
the public has got to take care of Mr.. Cas-
siano and his crowd, let us do it under pro
Test, The people expressed themselves this
way two years $40, but still he has fed from
the public crib most OF the time since. 1t is
about time for Bexar cNunfy'0 Save her put
lie offices filed by iI.cn h ~ in sympathy
with Any movement 10 forward the t"trr"st
of tn,. county mud whn,. idea. = lt'tle
farther than being pDIi'icNl boss 90 ne Mex
can NBtp. lHhlShAAS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
AnnIhiIatlne a MuItiform Disease.

NHsmatic. or maurial, disease has many
forms Physicians have. fer the sake nf con
ven rnce and for tn" purpose of Indicating
its most strongly marked forms, subdivided l,
into int"rmtt"rt and bilious rem Intent fever,
dumb ago and ayuC cake. But it presents
AN infinite variety Of .ymptOmS in !itfer, mt
individuals. Re these symptoms what they
will always remember that HO>tetters Stom
ach Bitter win Annhiiate them Mt the outset.
and prevent their recurrence. 4 review of
the proofs would convince any one OF the
foot This however. l. impO>s bic. because
they are TO numerous and unI ecessarS Dc
cause the effects of 'hIs grand ant -ma'arial
specific are Il matter OF common knowledge
No less familiar to the public arrits remedial
and preventive effects in tiliOus attacks. con-
stipation, dyspepsia incipieut rheumatism,
debility ard kidney troubles Its, moreover,
an excellent appetizer and tonic n er; Inc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
TERRIBLE FORwARNINGS.

Cough in the morning, hurried or
difficult breathing, raising phlegm,
tightness in the chest, quickened
pulse, chilliness in the evening or
sweats at night, all or any of these
things are the first stages of consump-
ton. DR.. Acker's English Remedy
for consumption will cure these fear
full symptoms, and is sold under a
positive guarantee by
lM RAGLAND g. Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
Don't Experiment.

Y III cannot afford to waste time in expert
lnentiny wnen your lungs are in danger. Do
nor permit amy |caier I" impose upon YOU
with Cheap mutation Of Or Kings New Dis
a. very Tor c ,nsumpti0r, coughs and colds
bui be snrr yu. yet the genuine. B"cauS"
ne Gun make more profit he may tell YOU he
has sOm"ihi = just AS good. or just the same.
Don't be deceived. but insist upon getti' Y
DR.. Kings New Discovery, when Is guaran-
ted 10 give RELIEF il all throat, LUCY and chest
affections. Trivl bottles free at all drug
stores. Lage bottles 81
DRESS, THOMPSON Cos,
"a; lO2Ily Wholesale.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
SeeIn2 the CITY.

The Hon Henry Grady AM arty OF 4 >
tinguished gentlemen who have been seeing
the prIncips cities OF A. Sat. arrived II san
Antonio from Austin NJ O'c - tN'- mo II
ing Today they w"re taken IN ch rye by Mr..
Alamo, Missions "COncepcio AID Sn. ! t,
and brought 10 the San An CA o club RO"hs
at Il O'Clock. when MI lnGOr.uhi reception VS.
held and when tn v Ill about twenty-five" -
our Representative ririz H. The sit j. mn
" one OF sight seeing, and th2t irdr.' '"rG Il
weston, via ArAn~us Pass ra lway at T. ur this
afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
The Orphan's Home =.

The directors OF the Protestant HON" for
destitute chi drcn return their 8 ctre ~ INKS
for the foIOwirs- donations: Mrs. n i A..
drews, three single and eight pHi' dpub!''
blankets: Mr.. J. H. Nnn<om, one ton or coal;
Mr. Affair. 80: Mr.. ChrSr }"tntOes: uuwlInt
AZ Flood sAlVe: Brown Bros. meat: Jane,
meat; COSgrOre, bOlt aid lock: Cue thcr aud
So, cOrnncnl; Mrs Tardr clothing; Mr.
Shropshire, cl"thnx; Mrs Cuunlngham
a pair of shoes: ladies OF st JOINS Lutheran
church, through Mrs WuZnach, S2S; Judge
Wurzbach, from yellow fever fund $40
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-29
ShOOtiStS,

Messrs. K thwell, Sullivan. Cue sseZ and
others were ont shooting yesterday and were
quite fer innate in securing lots OF game.
MesSrs. StappenOeck, Dick Anderson, Wal
ter WelCh and Nd. Dillon were out near
BradeH's park shooting yesterday and cap
turrd So doves 4 cotton tail rabbits, o geese,
l tame gObuler and killed pump dn by mis-.
take for 4 dove. 7 ey say they at some OF
the doves raw. that he geese were tame, and
that II the baruyard chickens had not scOOted,
they would haI brou yht some of them home.