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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-07

THE weather clerk promises better
behavior after this and the San An
tonic fair will run along OH wheels
without any of the grease that the
soil so abundantly supplies. Just
walt until the clouds roll by.
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DR.. VIM. M. Wilke

With sixteen years practice in Chi
cago, has permanently located in San
Antonio. He treats diseases of women
exclusively Office and residence, 407
Avenue E, corner Fourth. Office
hours, to Bpm. 10-22l m
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To Fair Visitors !!

Only $S4 will buy handsome Plu sh
Parlor suit, beautifully trimmed, SOL
id Walnut Frames. At The Old Re-
liable Furniture House of Reinhold
Becker, No. 10 and q West Commerce
attract
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children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of laxative and if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
use, so that it is the best family rem
edy known and every family should
have bottle. (8)-4-19-tf
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Ey eS Tested

by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Wa tches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures. OTTO BLUMEN-
THALL's, "a Commerce 81. 10-30-lm.
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THE locating and preliminary sur
veys ON the s. A. P. extension to La
redo are going on simultaneously and
the corps of engineers has passed the
Nueces in Encinal county and are
only about thirty-five miles out from
Laredo.
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PATENTS

Caveats and Reissues secured, Trade Mark
registered, and all other patent causes in the
Patent Office and before the Courts promptly
and carefully prosecuted.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of inven
IL n, / make careful examination, and advise
as to patentabilty free of charge.
With my offices directly across from
the Patent Office, and being in personal at
tendance there, it is apparent that have su'
perior facilities for making prompt preliL.i'
nary searches, for the more vigorous and sue
and for attending to all business entrusted to
my care, in the shortest possible time
Fees Moderate, and exclusive attention
given to patent business. Information, &C
vice and special references sent on reques'
J. X. LITTELL, Z
Solicitor andAttOrney in Patent Granted
Washington, ID. @.
Mention this paper) Opposite q. s. p Dep.
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o. Ouasso the Southern Tailor.

Has now received a fine stock of
fall and winter goods, and with first
class workmen will turn out only the
best work at reasonable prices; 221
Commerce street 1O-l1-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ For Club Rates, or any further lnforma-
ton desired, write legiby to The undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State
County, Street and Number More rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assm ed By your
enclosing an Envelope bearing your III
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~> Formerly of st. Louis,
established in 1S49.
~ Seal presses, Steel Stamps
n STiFHSN Badges, Medals,
gY.sS Society Pins, Monograms
n HEA etc. Medals struck in
@9kss pure gold, silver, white
- metal, etc. Designs made
and estimates given, No. SIT east Houston
treet, San Antonio, Texas. 9l7ly
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lINPReCEDeN ED. ATTRACTION /!
U Over a Million Distributed.

LOUISIANA oLaLe Lottery UOmpanys
Incorporated b. the Legislature for Eduoa
tonal and Charitable purposes, and Its fran
chise made part of the present State Con"
stitution In 1873, by an overwhelming popu
lar vote
It's mammoth drawings take place semi-an-
nually, June and December, and its grand
ST. gle number drawings take place in each OF
tn, other ten months of the year, and are all
"rawn in public, at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La. Famed tor twenty years
for integrity of its drawings, and prompt pay
ment of prizes
Attested as follows:
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are condL cted with honesty, fairness
and IN good faith toward all parties, and We
authorize the Company to'use this certificate
with fac-simtles of our signatures attached
IN its advertisements"
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"REMEMBER. ALEC, that the payment Of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA.
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President of an
Institution, whose chartered rights are recog.
nized In the highest Courts: therefore, beware
of any limitations or anonymous schemes "
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest
part or fraction of a ticket ISSUED BY Us In
any drawing. Anything in our name offerec
for less than Dollar is a swindle.
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Great tratars


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\ VICTIM or >ENsArIoNAI
JotaNAlt~N.

Another Instance os she pesnicioas
possibilities of sensational journalism
l. reported from ltatasis iltncis II,
relates Ia the case al he II r. Brown.
formerly superintendent ~ the Bloom-
ingslaie asylum for the insane, Ncw
York. where he cstahii he'd high
reputation and became al Aeknowi-
edged authority ON the treatment %
the insane. As often happsns. snti.
mate association vita this class ii asa.
Fortunate, and close study II their
maisdies, hal an effect ee his synspa-
thetIe nature. aud he himself eecAme
subject ~ mental alteration he Vas
for while canfnc,i In a private asy.
lum, and a report gaieed cFv,icnyv
that he had died,
But in fact he recevssea, snd a,Vot
ten wears ago removed Ia lAluois.
where he bought tine ss,scs faFas Asd
was leading happy Siad evsschies
life. But here a sensational Csssrospon.
dent Of the New York H,rfAs discovered
him. and anxsons for = 'Sooop AZ
whatever cost oi modification SHd
asslietion 70 is oeieSt. ~csked as
dead alive. siost-lauasl" FvFeEt
dhr his papsr. whseh Nss rablsshei
kth slsriag display IT headlines
htch - distressed the Soatents4 AA4
happy hat sensitive osd docles, ttsA3
= reading Il he st eAee FxstFed - "a
out- buifding aud comsaisiesi sasessss
\. hAngtns. The heAssls reporter sas
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A young irishman of lnnishown,
county Donegal. named Dixon. who
was counting young heiress. recently
had a rough experience. While call
ing on his dulcinea, he hear a couple
of his rivals approaching, and. for a
Joke, hid himself In the batter Dor,
which shortly sfterward the young
lady's father approached with a bucket
OF hot water Tor the purpose OF scald-
ing IL, and before the young lady
could prevent 1t he had doused II over
the head and person of young Dixon,
who was fairly daysd alive. and had
To be- removed Ia the hospital. As 10
It's being intentional, the old man is
entitled la the benefit of the doubt.
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In thee busy. bustsfng tines there
u . senersi end decided tendency TO
deal only in hard. hsr~h fsets- ard -
~xprvs~ IDEAS on!y Ia bfse
and EnirnpassxioDes prose II is
(. 10 Re regretted. for
anssoestsonaEay there u something
enroslins ard refining IN an sppre'ri-
alton OF true poetry. There = no
more eons gressn-fve illustration Of
The difference t~sween prose and
ts,etry than tia; which charsctersze-
the abrupt command, draw swords
az p~ose. harsh. impersosss aud
void a feeling. While substantially
The same command. delivered IN
,bsee words "Daw your will
ing swords" il poetry and pc
esry which net only irnbues
wish warm sentiment the cold and
senseless steel, bus implies bond OF
fraternal regard between commander
and sslSordinasex Saeh poetry "a
this upon the field Of battle cannot
bat inspire to deed Of herossra.
Again. Take the cold, tame def
aitlon of Noah Webster. that words
are the sroS@n signs OF conceptions
or ideas. - which l. sSAnsntiDe prose.
and compare il sith the lofty inspired
aud aspiring language 81 Byron
Words srs things.
ADJ drop Of ihk
Pa ling ike dew sfssa tb"sgh', pro
da@es
Tha which makes thousands. perhaps
millions. think
And how long ia. memory will re-
tain and how long the imagination
sill enjoy that quaint and beautiful
coneeit of old John Milton, when
describing the effect OF a strain
oil music heard from a distance
and at night. he said
II sraooshea the raven down Of darkness
tn IL smiled.
And with what glamour OF sublime
sentiment Tom Moore clothed aerazed
exhibition Of itIolAtrous b'gotry when
he described the youthful partisans OF
the ysiIed prophet
Young fl Fe-eyed dispa'an's 5 ho deem their
sworsis
On point. Of faith more eloqueat than
words
F.EsH not n4t
wi hand
Cplifted there. hut NJ bis chiefs com
maud
Would make his oxn devoted heart It's
sheath.
And biess the lips ths, doomed soiear a
death.
But after all, it Is doubtful II any
where or at any time q finer ilIustrs-
ton Of the difference be-
tween poetry and prose has
been presented than recently
right here in Seattle. Where an ordi-
nary. prosaie individual would have
said. curtly and abruptly: 1T il
about a month from now 10 the cleo
ton" one of seattle's muse-inspired
democratic orator. exclaimed:
II Is the period II time which IL allotted
to the Queen Of Night "a shed her silver
sheen upon The hills aud valleys OF our
country,
Evidently IL is the duty Of every
Seattle parent Ia insist that taste for
poetry he cultivated in her public
schools.
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The Brooklyn Eagle democratic
boasts that 'the educational cam
paign is in full progress. Certainly
the Eagles party had pretty instruo-
tive lesson las, fall II object" les
son IL might be called. as Ia popular
sentiment on its free trade heresies,
bat probably the Republican protcc-
ZIONIST sehoolmastar can be persuaded
20 give few more o. the same sort.
II they want more after their ~ hast.
ing. 1; might Lee ia order 10 give them
a touch of free.list raw hide and un.
protected hickory oil.
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Queen Victoria has very peculiar
morbid fancy. She keeps closed and
locked all rooms that we're regularly
occupied during their lives by her de-
ceased relatives. This includes the
rooms ut Princess Charlotte at Glare
mont. which have not been occupied
for sever " years: The rooms Of
Prince Albert at Wind sor. Osborne
aud halnaorsi. the rooms Of her
mother. the puchcss Of Kent. at Frog
more, and John Browns rooms ST
Windsor
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eeu1c1Inlsn01 elIh ~ - - 6seouss
IN, uhe wssnsd M = - 49,
ouences she d~sded from his pre-
po.ed snsexview and repors, bsf he
morbSd. Diseased ambition vss pFoos
sesiass Ill confederation 81 human
isy. Morally considered. there is bus
8 narrow lire between the resuis o.
esrh performances and rsngc<r.
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The decision of a court. sustaining q
suspected confession Of judgment by
detunCt banking institution. is all very
nice, hut how does the Democratic
party OF Washington stand on ptotec-
lion Il her industries
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

L,kATERNITY LODGE. NO. 10 q
i r.. meets every THURSDAY evening. A. 4
clock. IN the hail % seattle Lodge. Eorth
sessus. All members Of the order in Food
standing are cordially invited TO attend
.. j. HOLMES, n. @.
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WfNTEU-P1RTNER.

IA ANTkD-PAkTNER, ACTIVE. Young
w or middle AGED. with cash capital
OF 500 to tI 90 business safe and r, spect.
able. paying tsto per month don't answer
unless yoa mean business. Adddfess ID. +.
4, care 4, o. BOX a., city.
NAsTED-PART WITH SMALL
w capital 10 invest equal amounts
with advertiser IN q legitimate business
Address. t,eo. Benson. +. o.
"A ASIEp--A Palmer IN A WELL
w established brick yard with s5.Wo
or t,eD, or viii sell the entire plant. see
EshelmAn fIcwellyn & Co
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NOTICE TO C0NTRACTORS-SENECA
~ street grade-Sealed bids will be re-
ceived by the undersigned, clerk of the
city of Seattle. on or before Frid,v. Sep
TENDER 20, lss9, at O'Clock p. m, for the
grading of aud cons ruction of eide alks
ON Seneca street from Seventh street 10
Twelfth street. in accoi dance with the
plans and specifications therefor now on
nie In my Office. Each bid to be accom-
panied by cash deposit of $3.50 as security
Tor the execution of any contract that
may be awarded. The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk
First publication Friday, September 18th,
f~SQ
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~ II. CANN, ATTORNEY AT-JAW
1 notary, an1 commissioner of deeds
Tor California. and collection agency.
room 7. Boston block.
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II W.. BASS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
IL Burke block, corner Third aud Union
streets, Seattle. Wash 80
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS LAKE
~ avenue street grade-Sealed bids will
be received by the undersigned, clerk OF
the city OF Seattle, on or before Friday.
September 20, 1889, at 4 o'clock p. M, for
the grading of ana construction of sise-
walks on both sides of Lake avenue from
Depot street to Eliiotts bay, in accordance
with plans and specifcat ons therefor now
on ME IN this office. each bid TO be accom-
panied by cash deposit OF $50, as secu-
r'iy Tor the execution OF any contract that
may be awarded. The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
{. ". FERRIS, Clerk.
First publication Friday, Sepiembe 18th,
issg ''
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WiNTkIl- MINaELL INFOiN.

WIN SEB- WtSsSgS.tNfVtS-
VVASrEp-iF you HAVE RIAL rs
w tate for sale 90 houses TO rent, call
on Jordan sseen \ CO.. el2 Second street.
xNASTEp-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN
w roommate to share wcll-furnlsned
paflor bedroom. with youag man in his
own home. pleasant and very handy fo
business. Address X, Post-lateiliseucer.
"A ANrEp- SOME ONE TO WEAVE
rsg carpet, "a pexter strect.
WAST.D--AT BRICKYARDI SOUTH
w seattle, SO cords of wood. Carney
& siradicy, brick manufacturers.
NrANTEp-LopGiSG HOUSE OF 10
W To 90 rooms: VI have cash purchasers.
Pratt Il ofsrrell. ~ James street
WANrEp-oID BOOKS AT FRONT
w street baasar.
.IIEADQUARTERs FOR FANCY Goops
IL toyS. dolls. erockCry, woodtnwaFe
Fros; street Bazaar.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR BooKS
III of all kinds. 2,2g1 Front street Ba
fasr
NrANTEp- PARTfEs DESIRING GOV
w ernment ssnd located everything
guaranteed. james Heith, with Pratt &
. Fsrrell. -. James street
ron kkNB- ROOMS
lroR RENT ElsGANTLY FURNISHED
u reoms, l.oe fe.ler avenue.
L,oR RESr - NICELY FCRNlrHKD
Il front roora. with bath. ala Bell street
L,oR RESr-FrRNrsHgp ROOM FoK
Il sentisman. llis fifth street
doom AND BOARD. PRlVArE
I IL ismliy. for two gentlemen or ladies
Z - Aissrr. corner Ninth
l.>oR HEST-FU RNlsHED ROOM VIII
u hss3- for sinsie gentlsmau. iSls
seventh street.
NOR KENr-A LARGE FURNISHED
I l uOsssu sith bath aye minutes Wais
+ frasn g~s30ffiev, lea private family Address
T hoN " fessi in'eilissucer oeice.
I>oR KE>T - NICELY FURNISHED
J. frssnt r,-om sulsstlo fos one or tvo
Evnilemen. ~ Pike strvvt
NOR RtNT-FU RSt~HEp E0USE AND
i Tosaas Inquire >le rblra street
NOR RENT-LARVE Sunny FRnSr
i r~sra o. Ersl H,asz 49, nestiy fur.
ptsAcA siOEts ~ togt.gr fv-sn 80 grntls-
msU Apply - Py}ysts a0nsa ga 4liey 81
totumb.s street.. Affsnninx new f<s'ogflcr
NEWLY KNt~HED MOONS n "
" cvIieoi lccatt aB oIse 6soss tfoG mosog
49,, =. 1is Ness sfr' g
lok kENT-A .rNNY FRONT Es.oN
i s8itshie ser fso Svatisrnen. heNufsfs,s
$3.50 ApE4I - Catsn
foR REsr- ast>fe> tND sfoRtx
lOE RKNT-STuRE ROOM. sas~a RySr
i xi5@ Hvs Fesrs 'eAss aew b7srs t.les.k
sssrner ftke sa3 Fouryh streets 4 .
"ssA . g 70 80 ~rvs'nA s'Te~t
l.>oR RESI -R0rsI. UNPU gxlSHkr.
Il III nzsEcs AesE lc&sc .ns fnt.trrs,s
0r1s e sesgsnDsiss5- gArtsss Z e. Nslsh A
"a - ~euac1 ss~vst
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u hsess tiekali farG ;a-e. Gl.saTy,s
Fs.4ce rssss esat
IN1R RsNT FuCR RraNED R0TSs
riase tl sEa3 sneant sarr5t-fr..
s. res-fe- fs-sv-e r~sssSrsrsI
INoK GEST-s4XTFEN Ro0NEp lorts-
i tus a9aSr Fo-~t sssssfsau. 5ssax -,
-.Es-,rc - soy rssfstrSet
H. EENr CBEtF-A FfNE HGTgT
l fi 81; yrs ssat ia : lcsss heated Al
- Fvset tssF ~ iae sscats AEE4yP
a. ST e.v
LIS AkNT-tN ANY ana SC1VE0
ss'Etns aaase vsesHs azsc s.sr So.
81 f&sce rstAErsnt
l,N9S GkNT~glSE oFFiCK. csNrKAI-
~ ~ ate3 rkesp 81 ~ A.sxus
t''sff a eFsrre}t. - 5Asars sgrvsR
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W IEftE RDEYDE

{ ATTAIN ] Burns, MARINE ~FfR-
y frfuE ~ SAB Fiaseisea Bosrt ~ IN
ntsss tas -<sitle All Fest Blsses@y. OF
fsess Eay log L Sg-ns ryssxa NO N.fs,-x
hczsss corae. James and Third streets
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RsON PENNEFATHFR
L Fred. II. Peterson. X. II. Penuefather.
Attorneys and Counsellors at law, temper
AIRY once: Corner s. Fifth street and Yes
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NOTICE. TO CONTR4CTORS.


Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID Office OF the undersigned until Mon
day mon, Sept. 10. for the erection of a
brick business block on Front street. for
John sullivan; right is reserved to reject
any and a / bids Fisher, architect
Dds WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 4P.
ID m, September -. 1859, for . frame
resid nee To be erected on Temperance
street Plans M Sieinmans Office.
NOTICE TO CoNTkACT0RS-WA AFTER
~ street graGe-Seal, d BIDS will be re-
&c we'd by the undersigned. elerk of the city
of seattle, on or before Friday, september
70, lss9, at O'Clock p. m, for the grading
OF and construction of sidewalks on both
sides of Water street from Clay street to
Bell street, in accordance with plans and
Specifications therefor now on file in this
office, each bid - be accompanied by a
cash deposit of $50, as security for the ex-
ecetion OF any contract that may be
awarded. The city reserves the right to
reject any aud ali bids.
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk
First publication Friday, September Il, b,
1859.
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JOSHUA NJ. WRESTLING, ATTORNEY.
attic, w r. &c
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q 4. NJ. PRATT, ATTORNEY-AT
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4 SSESSAENT ROLL MAIN STREET
N grade-Nosice is hereby given that the
assessment Il for the grazing OF Main
street, from Twelfth street 10 east line OF
Terry's fourth adGis ion, and construct ng a
sidewalk on both sides thereof. has been
died WITH the underp gned clerk OF the
city of Seattle. aHi farther notice Is hereby
gwen that the said roll is open TO inspec-
ton AZ the Office of said clerk, in The city
hall. and VIII remain open for inspection
until Friday. September 20. lsS9, At 8
themselves aggrieved by any such assess
ment may apply TO the common council OF
said city 10 have the same corrected on
said September 70, 1889, ~ O'Clock p m,
Ut their council chambers in the ~ bail.
CIV. FERRIS. Clerk.
Date of first publication, September 6,
lsse.
4 SSESSMENT ROLL, MlKADo STREET
= \ grade-Notiee Is hereby given that the
assessment roll FIR the grading of Mikado
street, from Eighth street 10 Twelfth street,
and constructing Sidewalk Oh both SIDES
thereof, has been flied with the under
signed, clerk of the city OF Seattle; aud fur
fher notice is hereby gwen that the said
roll is open TO public inspection at the
Office of said clerk, in the city hall, and
will emain open for inspection unit. Fri
day, September 10, 1889, at O'Clock p m,
and that ali perons feeling themselves
Aggrieyed by any such assessment. may
apply 10 the common council OF kaid city
to have the same cOrrec ed, on said Sep-
Amber 20. 1859, At s O'Clock p. m, At the
council chamber. in the city hall.
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk.
Date OF first publication, september 8,
1889
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