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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
-Watermelons are cheaper.

Every body should be made TO cut
their weeds and no favOrites played.
Col. Fred. Kerble is the champion
cribbage hand in this city.
Alderman Common won't resign.
He prefers to be re elected.
The Powder Hill Gun Club will
have a shoot tomorrow.
Trains to Riverside Park tomor-
row.
dogs, greyhounds and Scotch terriers.
Nellie Burke will draw a great
crowd at the Springs tomorrow.
-"Red" says he will have the
"Boss benefit" of the season.
If in need of any Surah Silk go to
A. Kahn's. I'll If
-Chas. Boyle gets his musical in
struments direct from the factory. I'm
-Surah Silk 80 cents a yard at A..
Kahn's. I'll If
Come down and see the fun to-
night at Harris.
Big shake at Harris cigar store to-
night.
Wanted Household goods and
merchandise for storage at cheap
rates. H. J. HINES g. Co., 252 Market
street. 7:l3:6t
Maverick bank pays interest on
deposits. 6-27-6m
Ladies slippers at John X. Ber-
reta & Co.'s. 6-29-tf.
Buy your surah Silk alta Kahn's.
I'll tt
"A. Kahn can sell you 60 cent
Surah Silk for 80 cents yard. 7-11tf
-Drs. NJ. X. and F. M. Taylor, Of
Gee 400 Houston street. 1868 11-6-1y
If you want your outhouses clean
ed ring up telephone No. II. 1-l7-lm
Fine jewelry at Bell Bros. 6-3-tf
Timers wanted, good wages paid.
Inquire of J. J. Killing, 413 North
street. 7:12:3t
Fancy horses bought and sold at
VOgel's stables, opp. Menger hotel.
6-20tf
AT 80 cents per yard A. Kahn is
selling beautiful line of all silk
Surah. I'll If
"A. Kahn has just received an
other shipment of all silk surah
which he is selling at 80 cts. yard. If
Straight liquors at the Progress a
speciality. Cos and 610 West Com
merce street. 7-2-1m
Meet your friends at the Progress
saloon, sos and 610 West Commerce
street. 7-2-1m
If you want any money advanced
on valuables, or on furniture without
removal, call on the Michael Loan
company, 403 w. Commerce. 7-7-1m
-First-class dressmaking depart
ment at H. NJ. Quinlan's, on Alamo
Plaza. 70 I'm
Progress saloon - All leading
sporting papers on file at the Prog
ress. COS and $40 West Commerce
street. 7-2-lm
Trunk Factory, 22S Alamo Plaza,
Travelling Bags, Valises, Satchels,
Straps. Repairing done. H. Vogler
& Co. 4-25-lm
-Theo. Artzt will furnish the best
music for picnics, balls, weddings.
Leave orders at 500 Acequia street,
I'll Inn
We have several special bargains
in city property. Only on the market
for few days. Call quick.
HAMBLEToN, HADLY IL Co.
Closing out thirty-tive thousand
dollars Of the best stock of boots and
shoes ever brought to this city, for
the very lowest prices at Sulllvan's'
$40, West Commerce street 7-l2-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13

Ella Lamb, alias Barker, who was
evidently more of a barker than a
lamb, was locked up yesterday as a
drunk and disOrderly for tlOurishing
a horse-whip on Main Plaza aud vow
ing vengeance against MaCarOni
Tony, a hackman,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in world for Cuts, Br lises,
Sores, Ulceas, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, I 2tter,
Chapped hands, hilblains, Corns and all Skin
EruptiOns, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. tits guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded, Price %
4 Co.,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13
DATT'C For Fine Drinks.
s. O. BALL. 6 Main Plaza

Our Drives for This Week.
Handsome decorated bowls and
pitchers reduced from Sl.75 to only
S1.00.
Remember that we are sole agents
for the celebrated Iceberg Refrigera--
tors, White Mountain Freezers and
Monarch Gasoline stoves.
WAGNER & CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13
Fresh Carload of RuggIes.

Carriages, spring wagons and phae-
tons, at reasonable prices. Hicks
horse and carriage depository, West
Nueva street. 6-29-l5t,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13
Sunset Drug Store
$50 Austin Street,
JOHN U. B0DENMANN, Prop'r

Dealer in Drugs, chemicals, patent medi-
cines, druggists sundrieS, etc. Prescriptions
filled accurately and promptly day or night.
Telephone 50. 52S-6m
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Editors Table.

The Cosmopolitan has adopted plan OF
way we do not fancy. We prefer tn,
novel and the magazine separately. In the
October issue the novel Is . story of arm
life on the frontier. by Capt. Chss. King
and entitled From the Point To the Plains
Among the general articles are an account
Of the Great Farms Of Iowa. description OF
Tuxedo Park. Egypt Under the Hhedive
and the Wealthy Women of America. The
illustrations are numerous and have much
character. New York 1853 Fifth Avenue !;
81 20 per year
HArpers for October contains sixteen ar
tcles besides the regular editorial depart
ments, and total of sixty nine
illustrations. Such high excellence
has rarely been reached by even
Harper, in both particulars. 1t opens with a
poem "Discovery.' by Lucy Lsrcom, fol-
lo~ed by description Of the forests Of the
California Coast Region. The Fair of
Mini Novgorod is one of Mr.. Theodore
Child's Interesting Russian sketches, finely
illustrated. Four other widely illustrated
articles are, He opolls and its White Ter
race, The Building Of the Church of ST.
Denis. Peculiar People, and A Corner of
Scotland Worth Knowing. There are three
short stories; = sketch By Edward Bellamy,
an illustrated poem by Austin Dobsou aud
many other interesting articles. New York ::
Harper & Brothers; $500 per year. Augusta (;
J. Frank Pierce
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Rallsfa Nh0Ala lle LAYimR.

Young pullets Matched in March and April
ought all to be laying this month LateI
Matched ones il not laying by November. will
probably il left to themselves not lay before
spring when eggs are down to fifteen cents
per dozen. A well known poultry farmer
showed Us recently his account for last Dec.
with 1875 pullets. The net profit for thai
month from eggs alone vas $50 80; from
the same pullets in April following. the profit
was el& 81 and he got 30 dozen more eggs in
April than in December. Nov this is q
striking lesson to all who keep hens for
profit. Get all the eggs you can this dull
year when other crops are short, - eggs
always bring cash. Probably IS cents per
dozen by Christmas. Therefore get the
pullen to laying early when prices are hizn-
est. Rev. s. W. Squires, Of Franklin.
Maze, says; For the purpose Of seeing
how many eggs could obtain last winter from
twelve hens, 1 used four large cans of
Sheridan's Condition Powder. | believe it
10 the best preparation known to increase egg
production. | saved part Of the eggs for
Matching after forcing the hens four months
for all they were worth with the Sheridan's
powder, and never had . greater per cent.
of fertile eggs or more vigorous chickens.
In brief. do not believe can afford to be
without the powder to give health and vigor
to young hens" Six cans Of Sheridan
powder will pay . good dividend in eggs if
you commence early. If you cannot get it
near home, |. s johnson 4 Co. % Custom
House ST.. Boston, Mass, (the only makers
Of Sheridan's Condition Powder.) will send
for 80 cts. two ascent packs of po~der, for
81. i've packs; for 81 20. q large IA pound
can. all post paid; six cans for o., express
prepaid; one large can Of powder. also one
years subscription to the Fafm-Pouisry
monthly both sent post paid for 81 so. Sam
pie copy Of paper cts. Send stamps or
cash. Testimonials sent free.
Oct2d&vlw
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81 guess" said the old man to the grocer,
Eyer may wrap up er quarters wuth er sugar
an dollars wuth er chawin terbacker.
Pears like = sin ter fool er way money fol-
sugar, but the old woman thinks she KANT
live thout it, an ther habit O. usin' it's go,
sech a holt on er that she gets asay with er
quarters wuth every month. Say msbby
you'd better put up two dollars wuth O. thai
terbacker. for KANT tell IL III be down
here ergsin for er month. ard want plenty
to do me-
Mr.. Yoder. your daughter Irene has Civ
en- me he, permission to ask Of you her hand
in marriage; but before ask for your for
NAL consent you will pardon me il l make
the inquiry, A. it 10 = matter of lifelong con
q qneuce to me. whether or not there have
ever been any indications Of insanity. 90 fal
- you know, in your fsmily?"
You say Irene has accepted you. Mr.
Hankinsou?"
IL am happy to say she has.
Then, sir" said the old man, shaking hi,
head dejecsedly. lit is my duty. a. her faith
err, to tell you that think Irene 10 showing
decided indications Of insanity - Chicago
Trtbums.
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No political alteration of Mr.. George
william Curtis eau make us forget his
gracious personality or his splendid ser
vices In the past. lie may turn his back
upon the Nag which In his earlier year he
did 80 much to cover with lustre: he may
trail behind th- enemies OF liberty and
progress whom he won his fame In hold
ing up to public contempt; hut with all
sorrow at the unnatural detection. we
are stlll mindful OF the glorics Of the days
that are gone. Charles Sumner faltercd
~ the sun OF his great career went down
behind the clouds, but his friends draw
n strange dcl,lsion, but history forgives In
the light Of his long aud matchless tdel-
lily. Loving memory tempers justice In
the great tribunal OF review. and how
grateful to turn from the present to the
hopeful and ardent Curtis whose tongue
was ahsme for truth aud whose geutlcness
vas tower Of strength for the right,
Rut, on the other hand no personal
admiration and regard for Mr.. Curtis,
and no cherished memory OF his honored
past can permit silence under the great
wrong he Ia doing now. His address last
evening before the Civil Service Reform
Association WAS unworthy. uugeuerous
and unjust. We cannot say auSht against
the man, but we must condemn and de
uOuncp his utterance II was untrue in
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A House for the 6evecks.

That is q story worth preserving-the one
tina, comes from Chicago, narrxiing how the
working men helped one of their fellows Il
a home. Bohemian laborer. Mr.. Seveck
by years Of seif-,lenixl had saved money
enough to build himself home not q man
sion. but q sufficient shelter for himself ant
family. But in furious gale his house wa.
blown down and utterly demolished. The
savings Of years were gone in = moment, anC
old age was coming on. Then it was thai
the workmen-men scarcely better OF thar
himself-csrpenters and masoos-gave the
work of three Sundays to building him
new house. They finished it com
pletely ready for him to move into, and
the women of the neighborbood provi ed
a dinner, and the children brought flowers
True the work was done on Su days, but il
WAS good deed, for the doing of which
there is high authority. The Chicago Trib
une, when notices the matter at considers
bic length, says The Sevecks are obscure
people. The new house is a little one. The
people who bulk il are not fan GUS, but nc
more beautiful or charitable deed ever illu,
minated this world" When conspicuous ex
smples of charity and good will are ~anted
the place to look for them is among those
who have little to give. There is . good
deal besides lumber and nails and stone and
brick In this house that Chicago wo rkngmen
built for the Sevecks. -1mertean Machtnist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

Now that the "internatioDal American
Congress 81 May -, isss, 1. holding its
session IN Washington, no clearer Idea of
it, objects and scope can he obtained
while our dispatches are givi from day
to day n record Of its proceedings-than
those stated iD the act authorizing its rs
sembling. They are
lat. Measures that shall tenl to pre-
serve the peace and promote the prosper
ity ~ the several American states
2nd. Measures toward the formation
OF m American Customs nion. under
which the trade Of the American nations
with each other shall. 40 FAR "a possible
and profitable, be promoted.
81. The e-tahli .hmcnt Of regular and
frequent communication betty zen the ports
Of tho ,cvcral American States aud the
ports ~ each other.
tth. The establishment Of IA uniform
system 81 customs regulations in each of
the dependent American States, to gov
cru the mod'' Of importation aud exporta-
tion Of merch ,ndise and port dues and
charges, uniform method Of determn-
ing the clasaiicntion aud valuation of
such merchandise IN the ports of each
country. aud uniform system Of in
voices; and the subject Of the sanitation
Of ships and quarantine.
18th. The adoption of a uniform system
Of weights and inca surrs. and laws to
protect this patent rights. copyrights, and
trademarks OF citizens of either country
In the other, and Tor the cxtraditiou of
criminals.
9TH The adoption of common silver
coin, to be issued by each government
the same to be u legal tender in all com
mcrcia1 transactions between the citizens
Of all the American States.
1th. An agreement upon and recon
mcndatl0n for adoption to their respective
governments Of u detinatc plan of srbi
tration Of all questions, disputes and diff
erences that may now or hereafter exist
between them. to the end that all difficult
ties and disputes between such nations
may he peacefully settled, and wars pre-
vented.
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ment of the party bnt the III raj "he-
key power which II IL should triumph
In the election A IL has 10 the convention
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people 81 that great Ststs' u any "ehe'
evidence were needed ~ show that the
I,.,noc,st,e marty OF New York had
..,.,a,,, tn,o The ,o...
pn@'e" "'e' .""p"" '. 80"
sion and control 81 Davh hi'' u """id
he eoBeInsiveIy shown by the Dominz
tio.. made nj their convention. A. to
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the interests VI the saloon power ana as
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NEWS sUsoB1s-
soGa1 DswD IeamD q lseasse -
Wosi1 ovss.

h sanene 10 ladianopsiis esses 70
Hendyieks viii Be shipp<d fFoo Rome In .
few months.
Miss Eils Byron. . niece Of The lsfe John
Roach, u . clark in tAa esnsns e1lee. Shs
hours.
Dr. George n. SsefnbesS Of the Un.sed
States sfny has been studying yeiIsw fever
in Cubs and Gays be has discovered cure
for that dis<ase.
The saIssa 10 getting fss and be 10 -
scared that be hes suDmoaed kismark's
fsmous DR.. Schvesnessef, Who has beea
assigned pslsce daring HE sisis.
Congsessnan RandAifs health IL slowly
bst surely improving. He expects 70 se,ssn
70 his Washsnsssa home In about sso weeks
un!ess the vssthsf should be especially good
Herr Bosei wonderful tenor. 10 fascina-
ding the audiences II Krali Gardens. Berlin
He vas . eoachmsn not long ago and his rise
| TO fame has been romantic in il details.
He nnds opera singing more To his taste than
driving horses.
Prof. A. A. Starr Of WestfeId, n. J., Who
for many years has been one Of the best
known lecturers on micfoscopicsl subjects in
| the country, 10 In . condition borderiax o.
| absolute want. and 10 forced to offer his in
stfrment and collections. valued At ~ 90
for sale.
A ehiidiess old lady at Stoddasdsyilie,
Penn. years sgo Get apart = small room for
| spiders to make their webs in, and no BROOD
has ever disturbed IT, The SPIDERS dwell to-
seihsf in harmony as Puls. although the
lady says they sometimes have regular cat
and dog fghts.
The great mining enterprise Of uncover
| ia q the bed Of Feather river, in California,
at Big Bend. has proved . failure. The
| stream wss successfully diverted, but the
gold expected to be found ct the bottom was
| not there. IL 10 said that ~ 600 600 was
expended on the project.
| william Bell, assistant surveyor Of the
post Office department Of England, 10 in this
country examining our postal system. He ex
presses surprise that the railway companies
here carry the inspectors and mail clerks
free. In Engiand all postal employees have
| to pay their fare and are reimbursed by the
department.
The emperor Of Germany recently sent .
specimen rife To the emperor Of Austria, the
barrel Of which does not grow hot. After
100 shots had beeu fired the barrel vas mere
ly warm. The magazine" Of this rife 10 in
the stock. and the load" consists Of 20 cart
ridges. 1t can be reloaded in Ave seconds
and can discharge so shots minute.
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Edison W. Mary Walton.

When Edison. genius and inventor as he
is had given two weeks of his valuable time
to going up and down on the New York
Elevated Railroad, trying to discover its
noise and cure for it, he gave up the job.
Then little woman took 1t. She rode on
the cars three days, was denied place or
the rear platform, laughed at for her curl
osit, and politely snubbed by conductors and
passengers. But she discovered what caused
the noise, invented rem, dy. it was patented
and she was paid the sum Of $4,000 and q
ROYALTY forever Her name is Mrs Mary
Walton and she lives in New York City -
Nem Orleans RcayuRe.
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The annual meeting Of the New England
branch Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ. 4. church will be held
october to IL, in St. Johnsbury. VT.
Delegates and members wishing to attend,
can obtain tickets via Maine Central Rail-
road to Lunenburg and return for one fare.
Al LunenberG passengers can obtain tickets
TO 1t. Johnsbury At whatever rates are in
effect there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

In the case Of State W. Dennis Clarity
TOR keeping liquor nuisance the jury did
not report until between twelve and one
O'Clock yesterday morning. The jury was
unable to agree on . verdict, standing ave in
favor Of acquittal, seven In favor of convic-
ton when the report was read at the opening
Of court in the forenoon.
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TOPICS OF raB TIMES.

Chicago people are Indignant At the In
situation Of evangelist Moody that the
wickedness Of that city was so great that
only Jonah would sase IL. They declare
that they have had al lcsst seven or eight
Jonahs within the past few years.
Chicago is bound to BE- W with the times.
The agile Italian banker who has just
skipped from New York city, taking the
hank deposits with him. evidently left In
greater haste eAan - anticipated. By u
strange oversight he left nine cents of the
banks funds In The safe.
Tho Afxhas Ansscr b inveative and
fancifai, Il would appear.s He bad hatch
OF rc1cls killed recently, three at time,
Z y stated, one hanged dressed in yellow
and green. another dressed in black and
blown from gsn. and the third dressed
IN red ard cut up with sword.
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The Difigo Engine and Hose Company Of
Ellsworth accomE anied by the Ellsworth
Drum Corps passed through the city yester-
day BY special train on their way to Rich
nond where they participated in the Fire
mems Muster. There were about 100 mem
oers Of the company on board and they
looked strong and athletic to man A
platform car attached to the rear of the
sfain vas surmounted by the handful and
hose-cart Of the company.
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One Of the prominent State House officials
- confined to his house from injuries re-
ceived In trying to subdue fiery and un-
tanned safety bicycle. He has always been
posses'ed Of an overwhelming desire to cit
sssrsde one Of the polished machines and
guide IL along our city's streets, and accord
insly be secured one and tried it, II went
nnely for few minutes and then 10! and
behold the disnined safety reared and the
worthy gentleman was soon busily engaged
y aaalysiag puddle Of muddy water into
vhSch header hsd plunged him. He has
svesn 81 and 10 now nursing . lans
shoaIdss.
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The great quantity Of waste matter to be
hourly and daily removed from the system
renders it of supreme importance that the
stomach and liver be kept in perfect orr er.
Laxador sccomplishes this. All druggists
cell IL at rs censs package.
When your child has been attacked With
diarrh0a, collie or stomach disorders, do not
delay the use Of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrvp one
inssant. oetAdlt
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tomorrow excursion to Tbomaston,
Rocklani and the State Prison, promises to
be well attended. To those who have never
visited our State Prison it Is well worth the
time and expense Of going. E1cur.ionists
from Waterville and way will take the regu-
lar early train and return on the regular
evening train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

Sseel's Little Bile Pills sre without IN
equal for stimulating the liver to healthy
action. and creating proper secretion Of hils,
thus removing from the system the germs Il
malaria, cnrins constipation, iodissstiea.
and inducing . healthy circulation Of tAe
blood, without which NO one CO, enjoy soand
health- They afs email. bat effective; free
from nanseatins propensisies and griping
pains, and do noe Interfere IN sAsir sesioa eish
sagaf eosAsd To Be- I'D IN Augusea Of i
Miner nd c. B. Murphy . Co., ioe = ~
hetals.
juss9odavly
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The street leading across the gully to Sta.
pleton. 10 in = very dangerous condition. hay
ing been badly washed by recent rains, and
unless attended to very soon he city may
have damages to settle. II has been dem
onstrated many times that a mended high
way 10 cheaper than bill of damages.
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The amusement lover must take forced
rest. Not date 10 booked for Granite Hall
until the 22d, when the Boston Symphony
Orchestral Club will appear. II is long
time to wait but patient walters are no losers.
and when the club arrives it will be given
the rousing reception it deserves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

Eight of the young ladies' of the High
School have been learning to ride prepare
tory to test examinations but were carried
too far yesterday and were obliged to walk
back only to receive the censure of the
worthy professor,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

The car with the inscription MAINE Good
Templars" on the exterior. went west on
yesterdays afternoon train. II contained
several members Of the order who had been
attending the State convention of the order
at Pressure Isle.
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The Lewiston base ball club has disbsnded
for the season. The financial condition Of
the club under the wise direction Of Manager
Anger 10 very good, the-e being about $500
in the treasury. The club will certainly be
reOrgsnized next season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

The Overseers of the Poor are now max
ascertain the number Of people who will
probably require support from the town
during the coming winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

The American band gives a band concert
in the square near the Arlington House this
evening at 8 o'clock. Everybody will be
there to find out what the American band is,
and see how IL plays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-04

The railroad commissioners meet in their
room o-day to hold hearing relative to the
granting of articles Of association to the
Union and Warren Railroad company.