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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost
Found. For sale, For Rent, and situations
Wanted viii he inserted al the rate OF ?
cents word for first insertion. I cent a
word for esea subsequent insertion. Pay
mcnt always in advance.
NOTiCE-The business Office of the Posr-
ISTELLisEsCkR will hereafter be opeu until
Up. M. Classified advertisements will be
reviewed up Ia this hour.
The following letters ara awaiting aiver-
tisprx nj this ufflea.
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~
y e.. - - 80 - " IN Biz AND GRAN
Al It,ss. =. ss's,.s q tis'shie' Pnprrietors
sf-.,.ss ME- 1890. 20 ~AH oallf1ing work
rp.n..sEs sx-,.ssa-.t, 40 z taA supply Of
f4.Fs,.r a., 4 .ss...s,..s 81 bAIia positively
tie cast -, 'as s shy othgf firm on
81, ar.,,gs,..s..,,. - - Pfitr- furnished
-; gsss y Ft-,h -, vss,s fise street.
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MIR WtNTED FEMsIE

MFR WtNTED FEMlLE
NvASTED--A GIRL TO Do GENERAL
w hoRsc Soys ~ 2l9 I importance street.
NANTEp-rWo EXPERIENCED LAZY
w WALTERS nj the Vienna bakery. 2o7
lesler avenue
NrANTED- aiRL FOR 4 FAMILY OF
w tonr. must kBow how 10 cook Mrs.
X Nclonsld, l.As3 second street
WANrED-A Girl FOR GENERAL
w Homework mus. De a good cook
i.sii Third street.
w ANrxp-A CHANBERMATp. WAIT
w rr~s ant tishvash sF at The Pleas.
anton i,a2s Thlri street
NlvASTEp 4 FsW FIRsr-CIA~s
w drcssmskefs 81 NJ second mons.
Others ncct sppiy
" PHYSICIANS TAIL
w evesS' "a work ga Hav pant. ApIiv
a. 2iis's Fson' stfect second floor noon Il
NANTED-A rnoR ,UGHLY CoNPE-
w isnt ain cock. willing To 10 ses,-
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1 Saunders. Ma. 30 FIN street. corner Mail
Son. between 10 snd h =. m.
NlANTED-A FfsST-ctA~s PASTRY
w coma Apply ~ the Mason pofe,s
corner Fn,nt snd tnton.
/ NANTED-GIRL FOR HoUGHroN.
+ Apply q Mr.. ". , Blackwell. southwest
{ coFuer rhira snt S-cee streets
/ ANfEp-tstsoB0i FOR GENERAL
w ho'ise sork, family ~ two. Apply
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( NrASrEn-A GIRL To 40 GENERAL
W Aaasewars ApHty a. stewart &
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NOTICE. TO CONTRADICTIONS.

NOTICE To CoNTaACToRS-ALLC CON
~ Tractors having contract calling Tor
electrical work OF any kind will tind 1t 10
their advantage 10 call upon or address The
Undersigned and VINO are ready 10 bid upon
anything in the electrical line; wiring for
ecfric lights. annuneiators ami bells salts
factoriiy zone and guaranteed; prices low
est in the city. Baker, Bslch 4 Co, 10 and
II Atkins block, Columbia. between ihird
and Fourth.
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sssxEssS SAg seSNssssss-fattaEs a Ne -
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" tHRIED.

81 RDUC k-CuMNINGr-Iucs'iay sept. M
Der 4. a. the rlanse ~ the First Piesbs-
terrain church, by Rev Elliott ". Brow n,
VIM. Aardoek and Jane Cumming, both
of seattle
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Academy Of The HOLY Names
SEATTLE, WASH.

SEATTLE. WASH
A BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
rhe ninth year will begin on MONDAY
August 20. 1889. Thorough instruction
in the English Branches. Art. Music, Flo
cution and Languages. For further infor-
nation address SISTER SUPERIOR.
DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GfRLS-MISS
l Bella Fisken will reopen her SHOOT
on September 10; pupils enrolled and full
particulars given ~ As Seneca street, be-
tween Fouvfh and Fl RI
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ARCHITECTS.

~ ~ -a---
I fRlEDLANDER. ARCHITECT. ROOM
- 9, Boston block.
e. J. MEANY, ARCHITECT. SOUTH
- east corner second aad Marion streets.
~ HER, AaGH4iAI4, sEAiILE, ".
LAY r, TIbBlTs, ARCHITECT AND
~ superintendent, 900 designs of modern
houses on hand. Russ hotel, betwe. u NJ III
and Washington streets.
II 6. Bird, ARCHITECT AND BRIDGE
IL hui der Knight Building, between
seneca and University on Front street.
HERMAN RADtCKE, ARCHITECT
II snd surveyor. Me ting room, Turner
bal, Fourth and Jefferson.
1NGEKsoLi.. ARCHITECT, PULLMAN
1 house. i2l213 Front street
nORNBACH. ARCHITECT COLUMBIA
II house, columbia street.
y W. sAUNDERS-sR UHITE17T And
" Superintendent Room a. Boston bl'k.
JENNINGS & NICkERsHAM, AKCRT
- tecfs. New York city and seattle. Wash
DARHlSsoN Il EVkRs, AKCHi rFCIs
Wash * "'''''
4 kLnN II. TOwiE AND FkANh y
"A wilcox, srcnitetis- Modern designs
msdc promptly and practically. Rooms
snd 10, Colonial hlocg, Seattle.
G. FERGUSON, ARCHITECT. COR.
-. ner Second and Cherry.
II sfEISNAN, ARCHITECT - ROOMS
IL 81 and 81, Boston block. corner Sec
one sad Coiumbts streets.
w BOONE, ARCHITECT. so,Tsly
w block.
-
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DENssELAER POLYTECHNIC m
hsTlrUTE, Troy, y. u. The oldest
school of Engineering in the United States
Next term begins September Is. The Reg
lister for 1889, contains list III graduates for
q years. with their positions: also course
of study. requirements for admission, ex
penses, etc. Candidates living at a dis
lance NAV be- examined at their homes
Address DAVID n. GREENE, Director.
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fnAfskNiTY LODGE, No. FkIo -
= =. fsse's every THURSDAY evening =.
cieSs, IA t5s bal % seattle lstr~ s,-,t'
-erfl. All EneTnfers of M. order y, -.
s's'lsSlag ara cordially invited 10 sft.snl
- j. HOLMES. n q
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- ,xr,f .s..-...ern -, n = 4 II AWeOS,
Rass,Ess -, Fsas1s sae - ~ writers:
t'ssgayu l,la go, , fos'ia = Se~ pa block
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AIpIkN - FROM BUpiOSG-s noAr.
- aouse, "wednesday, August a otae n
loot strip boat double scail: mark, -.
op each stse Of boa aud stern: psfnte.i
@aiie ~Ith esosu ssfe.-liae: whstelvsfss.
Nlts Er eu floor, or gunwAle. branded
on INSIDE ct stem. ~Radlonr. builder Srat,
W, W fe @til b@ paid for rs-s,,pxeyx
~ hs1si assG 81 fof sfrezs and eoavIesien -
EaGlattsa OF ALI bred -
0Sf-A STRANGER N The CRY
= . sefi black ys~tse Iva saloon isSs SsIn.
SAs aa would Ike - nna same. suvs,bs.
.assios - y sreabonss Riil confer !.
ssS@F = ss@FiEE eFteE addressed J q,
49, fsrS fta~s usei liz BEE
\Vt"s - hkaksf 6iFEN THAT
a 30 -. susssTfIsg 70 TIE follow ms
y >ff'f ilf'tl. having sfFs} 81 10 he adde's
gwen t~a3s. &-e held o. 4 .. gsss for
os - cream color. yesrs. wei sht
sos'ssi - i'is h-su,lxst u / an rssAt b}s.
y a fsske. -zs.zsBz5rstr. " r
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IL y HINMAs, sTFy57; Eqvp,
Ihl.d aud F....,h ansbss, between
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sPEtfGI NOTICES

pEAoFAf--oFFfCE JgII,rs sEYgE
~ sSiauKesi from - Atkins block l. =.
tssssn aisex
4 NY0SE KNOWING THg wurpx
~ sssg's1ss of X 4 I.xoas. las nss-,s ~ :,
~@sIs$- sly 2 vii szaEgfsr favor Is fssrz-
= saz.rsf * ~stA ;, Batter, T. @. san Y.Ays-
csssSa 81
NufA'E-l HAVE A LARGE -x0g
= os furniture azsa a<esfsnz 4; Fs.r.,s-
a..A FossiA AID @ea<r~sn saseesS. q.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPaRTyERSASIp
NOTICE 0f DISSOLUTION - THE
~ partnership heretofore existing be
tween ". g Ward AMI l. D. Alden, under
the frm name 81 Ward q Alden is hereby
dissolved b. mutual consent, Mr. Alden
Withdrawing from said firm.
signed, W. g. WARE.
/. b. ALDEN
ThE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO rX
l. iSting between speers & TfmpSnr,.
agents for the Eagle OF and Refnins "a.
has seen dissolved Ia future J. A. linn
soH VIII ~ oar ssle r. preventative. The
Eagle OIL and Refining Go { = BurnhaIn.
secretary, wsgehous ? Jackson street.
NOTtCE oF DIsSoLUTiOS-THE 90.
~ partnership heretofore existing ~
tween the uuGe rsfgnes,. and doing hnslysss =
~ attic, uFi'ser ne firm name az the -.
attic Warehouse Company. has mi. s3sy
ot-eTs dissolved Dr. mutual cuuss nj. an ia
Utilities and outstanding a~coanIs ar a.
ssmcd IS the fFm oi Baker. Rscnn 4 90
who vii carry 80 the ous ness Of he ola
nrfn, Ise;es1 N seattle, Ausns; n. lsse.
signed " BAKER.
GEORGE a. BACON
" kITfISGER
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS
INVITE be received al Office of undersigned
on and after sa' urday, August 81, for ex-
oavating lot corner of second aud Tn or
streets. Charles W Saunders, 4. W
HOilghtnr AZ knsfOn hlnck
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NOTICE To CONTRACT0RS-BIUS
~ viii be received a. Office of under
| signed on and after Monday, septc 10 Der ,
; "a m, for the construction OF The Wash
/ ington TER. tory Investment Co. s building
northwest corner second and Cherry
streets. Charles W. saunders, e W.
! Haughtou AZ Boston block
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& tHsse ts-slShTailt. opposite fssstnisice.
No1AAY FCRl.IC AND lN,CkANCE &
- {, .lnore. fslsee res'anrsnt.
{ flNhk LOMBARD INVESTMENT "a
Capital, s,.So,ao. ~ prepared To fur
s Dtsh rnoucy ~ once. IN suns 10 SAT-. on, -
sile city and farm property in King aae
( down sospd counties Papers drax e. Rns
+ money Essln al eur ot13cc agpen execution q
SAM Fsst'es wishing moDey far baifssrs
< purposes sssuula c&ll ga as i0- terms hefor.
so;ae esst a here. Corrc>t-svsleslce ss.iss ted
- y f.o~,isa. ss*ats. Mallory building
5 cevner fhls' ard james
=, Pa CEST INTEREST. oNLY rRS
~ ssAEs> 70 gsi vi. 40, Wn ssd3ins SIS :.
II month te Essy principal and fnsrrpss
tssakisu \ ta-, fo-oEn :, Newi!n bsack
sSsa3s FOR ADertSSa Ba.saias sScsxsy
E tasczrO.
xtn To Vac To LIAM ON FTESf
Etu ttFe, Fssns'>. horss-1. & iznaou,ts. es.s
s9~ gstss seattle Loza Ca. rcsarn IA
saFke block
-PER CANT Monty II LOAN o. II
: si'ss pros~rsy Ia Feasai,3. sls.i 81. good
i1gsass Ssas meAts can ~ made ans ftus-
sisef "'ie yeaF Ea delay 81 making sssN.ss
.Te'lnss 4 F&iiosl suFke block
\soSks to l. AN-nrs> = Ian.
VI .ess. ROOM q, B-<tias Alosk
NioNsf 10 LOAN ON kkAI E@IlTs
VI ssad y%sr>ssfal sse-afify. Noes. Mort.
<N<ss, ss'iltis. cgGury sBi CstF wz.rsss-s
e7f-, sseHsot &,i5 ssa4A T. n Miller 4 %.
o%aEsrs. - Calazab = szre-.s Nerrstr hs,,.rx
oNe ga sSokr TfEE loans MADE
q ~ RAJ estate ~ls make favorable
s&ses aEsi 1--WE tae 5sSauess pFaaapi srsen-
sss'a r.. a&se BAY marriages ts.,a. u NJ.
Asssns i.4frts ThtSf STREET
NoNE1 10 LOAN On kg'SlSE-~ pRl4P.
~ US f"f BAT sisag FsasF--ss BY she tss---
- rss-f ..s-s
ssse.st- AsierxsN r. trsaszssnsgn, eArs SSsAwx-
ass,ss- BHee 4 IA
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VTn- 4. SMITH HA- kKTGkskD
MI n n saa F-an~E<ess ard = Opened ser
xrs ssssssEss. s. Sss In Lori >xsssr6sssk.
81
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MONEY To LnAN-JAkNTs CONKLIN
WI Mortgage Trust Co. with O paid up
capital Of 81 S<a.es makes loans on i'm
: proved city and farm properly; We ray
money oa loan "a hours after sppiicaiion
Is made. We only want time TO examine
. title: loans Of $40 Tn slga 90 wanted: ah,
sciuteiy no delay; building loans a
specially any and ali competition met /
" Eniz. general agent and examiner
NON L Nm Lin hifh..k
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nR h. j. FIEISCHER. DEUTsChEiE
IL Art Office at ro.m 70. Pico Hog>s
( i.sas Front street. residence, l,Sg Fifth
street, cor. Pike. Seattle, W. T. oi.ieE
hours: 10 20 IL n. m. , 10 p. M; 10 n
m Telephone 80
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- CARMaN. ". D.. PHYSICIAN AMP
-, surgeon. graduate OF the Department.
of medicine and surgery University City o.
New York Office. rooms "a aud 3, Boston
block Office hours 10 10 II g. m, Up
4 and 20 5 p. IN. Special attention gfvelh
10 surgery. medical and surgical disesseF
OF women. General practice attended u
Re idence 30 nexter street: telephony
M r~s dxw
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS BIDS
~ will be received mp TO Up M, Thurs
day, septem Der 5, for the plumbing, paint
Ing aud plastering for three houses, c, rner
OF second and Lenora; plans and specifica-
tfcns ~ the buildings: the right u reject
any and ell bids reserved
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OCtrLfSTS IND ACRISTN.

nR. A Is. KIBBE,ocCULISr AND Al r.
- list. removed 20 rooms , and 8, Colo
niai tlaak
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z. ". FEKKI-. tIerk.
F.rst publication on August 81 lsse.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ mates are wanted on three frame
strucfuFes for the ciausseIi, sweeney Brew
ma Co, np to noon September 4; plans at
Steinman's Office
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~ The seattle Furniture Co. SELLS tarui-
iare cheaper than an. other noasc In the
caty. Cat and price our goods ana DC
convinced i.s-s froai street, near Pike
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Dullnig Il Beigel, gro
GERS, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent; Mr.. Geo. F. Dullnig
continuing the business under his
own name and will assume all liabili-
ties and collect all accounts due the
late firm.
Having sold my interest in the
above business to Mr.. Geo. F. Dull
mig, I hereby thank my friends and
patrons for their past patronage and
ask them to please continue with the
old house, corner West Houston and
Cameron streets. GEO. BEIGEL.
San Antonio, Texas, April 23rd,
1889. 4-23-3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25

MODERATION in all things. The
question of transportation to the fair
grounds is under burning discussion
just now. The press of this city, as
usual, aid in all that makes for the in
terest and increase of the town, with
out money and without price. Sugges-
tions, however, to be acceptable and
seriously considered should be reas-
enable. The Times asks for a trans
portation equal to landing from forty
to fifty thousand people all hour at
the fair ground. This is unreasonable
because absolutely unnecessary. Thir-
ty thousand people in one day are all
that have ever visited the state fair
grounds and it is enough to provide
for in San Antonio. Forty thousand
people an hour means over 5000
every five minutes; that is fifty car
loads of people every five minutes.
The LIGHT and the fair grounds man
agement will be more reasonable, and
only ask for transportation equal to
placing five thousand persons in an
hour at the fair grounds. Let this be
provided for and it will be found am
pie for all ordinary occasions and fair
days and if an extraordinary one
comes a little crowdlng can be en-
dured. Five thousand an hour will
do this fall,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25

: THE man who went into Oklahoma
territory with a prairie schooner load
ed with collins, assorted sizes, had a
realizing sense of the immediate
needs of the territory. There was
call for three collins the first night.
When the vigilance committee finish
their work there will be another batch
demanded unless the busy buzzards
save the expense of interment.
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Attractions at A. Kahn's.

1,.,,.ie,,, ill., ao.l- o,,I,,Ilo soorsrcLnr ot
BeautHuI Inc uarA ChhNle oee' az
"a cents yard.
You will find the best and cheapest stock OF
emoroider!es ana i'ces'
Beautiful stock or oriental nouhcing III
white ana ecru' aI % Gents
Elegant line swiss embroidery nounclng, Ut
% cents yard
Ladies heHs''cn n"nuAeio"Ie'' 'o'Hi 'en'
P4ece.
a. Mann Is Closing P'eces 0e'' s''""U'H''
a' 'on' !"'O -, ,-..,
Al A. Mann MohuaS lauc! uress i""n
"a cents uiu.
New style french sateens III |-1a cents
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such re-
markable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained, is gratefully blessed. Hence 1t
is that so much is heard in praise Of Electric
B:tters. So many feel they owe their restora-
ton to health, to the use of the Great Altera-
tive and Tonic. If you are troubled with any
disease of kidneys, liver or stomach. of long
or short standing. YOU will surely find relief
,hy use of Electric Bitters Sold at SOC and 81
per bottle at
DRESS, THOMPSON & Cos.
81 l-S-tf Drug stores.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25

AS WAS to be expected the Minnea-
polls street car strike is a failure and
the men are asking re-engagement
upon the old terms. SO long as there
are over q million of unemployed peo-
pie in this country who would work
if they had the chance, strikes save
in certain restricted cases are des+
tined to be failure. These restricted
cases are where the strikers belong to
guild of skilled labor not over
crowded and at a time when the de-
mand for such labor is fully equal to
or greater than the supply. The
strikes of unskiIled labor, like that of
street car driving are In nine cases out
ten predestined to certain and igno-
minious failure. The success of one
time in ten does not justify the resort
to a strike, the interests of the st~i kers
alone considered. Legal arbitration
is the true remedy. This arbitration
can be provided for through national
and state legislation. This legisla-
ton it is the work of the voters of the
country to secure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-25
AGENTS FOR THE LIGHT.
THURSDAY. APRIL. rs, 1899.

The FL Paso republicans who were
euchered out of the municipal offices
to which they were recently elected,
having applied for a motion in the
district court to dissolve the injunc-
ton restraining them from exercising
their offices are told their cases will
be heard May Sth. Cold comfort, as
the other fellows hold the fort.
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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 a bottle. lS)-4-19-tf
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The Hermanas Hot Springs.

On the line of the Mexican Inter
national railway and the San Lucas
Springs situated As miles west Of Her
manas Station, are now under our
management, connected by stage line
and will be open for visitors, May let.
Rooms, tents, cots, meals and trans
portation can be furnished without
limit. LUCIUs BoBO, Manager.
Hermanas, Coahuaa, Mex, via
Eagle Pass, Tex. 4-l6-tf
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

Four Hundred Acres in City Limits
We offer for sale for a short time valuable
tract of land consisting of 400 acres all fenced,
with plenty of water, just outside the city
limits; every foot of it can be cultivated, good
roads leading to IT. This Is very Desirable
bargain; the land is worth double what is
asked for il.
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
A second hand family carriage, almost as
good as new, at a very low figure.
TWO SODA FOUNTAINS,
All complete and in good order, can be
bought at One-half of first cost.
HAMBLETON, HADLEY Co.
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Is LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not if you go through the world dyspep.
&c. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are a POSITIVE
cnre for the worst forms of Dyspepsia, lndl
gestion Flatulency and Constipation. SOL
by Ragland Il Co., I"
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At a Bargain.

Two fine building lots near West
End on Alazan creek. Size 10 X 40
feet. Price 500 for the two.
$4,000 VIII Buy
A fine block OfI2 lots on ProsDect Hill
near street car, and has water works
pipes LAID TO same. 2-25-tl
T. B. JOHNSON.
2-23-d At the LIGHT Office.
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Nav MAJ of San Antonlo.

Embracing an area of sc square miles
and showing latest subdivisions, ETC.,
for sale by J. J. Olsen & Son, 40 East
Houston Street. 2-5-tf
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PRIVATE advices from Washington
are to the effect that all reports con-
corning democratic control of the
southern patronage of the government
are utterly unreliable and not to be
accepted by republicans. The fact is
emphasized that this administration
is a republican one, and that in all
things it will be governed by repub-
Hcan principles and hold fast to re-
publican usage. The LIGHT is not
now and never has been hasty in
criticism, particularly in criticizlng it's
own people and friends Even in the
case of an enemy the LIGHT has al
ways been ready to give him the bene-
fit of the doubt, and now that the
government is in the hands of the DO
litical party to which the LIGHT is
committed and in whose record and
principles Of public policy the Light
glOries, it would be very strange il
this journal reversed that line Of con.
servatIve action which has always
characterized its Judgment. The
LIGHT finds no fault with the adj
ministratiOn al Washington. Has
never had one moments doubt of its
real republiCanism, and is c0ufdcu
that the wisdom Of the administration
will be approved in its results.