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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-10
FUTURE or ALASKA.


Capital at Juneau-Miners Gotng Up the
Copper River.
PoRr Towxsrxp, Mar 9-Miner W. Rruce. a
Alaska, was q passenger on the steamer City OF
Topeka this morning for that territory. Mr.
BfHce has been ia Washington City during the
past winter. whero he was sent by the people OF
Alaska to lock AFTER her interests IN congress
He has been actively 1t work during his stay st
tie national capital, and rodoubt accomplished
much Eocd- His principal labor was in the in
terest OF the Platt bill. which has already passed.
the Senate. Mr.. Bruce appeared before the
House committee in charge 0f the bill the day
before he LEFT the capital. and srcreeded In hav-
Ing the committee agree on the bill. with
amendments. There IL no doubt that Is Will
pass. Tho amendment providing for changing
tie capital from sstka 70 JuncAu II OF sreetai
importance. sitka d In the extreme western
part Of the territory, and q great many psopic
who have business at the capital are obligtd a to
travel from 500 to 60o miles 70 reach it. juneau.
on the other hand. il centrally located and In
hig mining belt. and 10 In every respect the
more suitable place for the territorial capital.
Mr Bruce II enthusiastic over the future ont
look Of Alaska. aud pictured the wonderful re-
soarcts Of the territory TO your correspondent
In glowing terms He says those who have
never visited that section have greatly exaggers
stcd ideas Of the country in general. and sug-
gss:s . trip to the territory ~ ths best way 70
become impressed with the fact that IL Is .
peasant and heA.thful place 20 live in- speak
Ing Of the trade In that section, he Says Il can
be entirely controlled BY the merchants OF Puget
souud. u they win make the proper effort 70 get
hold Of It.
The Pscifc Coast Steamship Companys
steamer George ". Elder arrived from Alaska
last evening. four days from juneau. She had
3 small passenger list and . cargo Of ITO tons.
composed Of oil and deer skins. ali corsisned TO
San Franciseo Amcne the psssengcu were n.
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ELLESsnuno NEWS.
PubIle school building = Proeesston Of
Beautiful Women.

Beautiful Women.
FLlgsssrE6. May a-Btfs were advertised
for tadsy by the school board for sso.oo1 worth
OF school distf ct hcnss. 10 run twenty years. to
esashie ther1 TO build the public sshooi recently
voted for here. Tie hofa6s will DO sold May "a
q. the highest tfd9es. The plans OF ". A.
nit tshse. oil Seattle. Rags already heen areept1sd
over a member of others The bBilGins VIII
eertaink be . ereait 20 the elfy. II Il estimated
that r. win steosnmotate 40 prpsss- and II II
Intended 20 hsve Il eoEspsessst ia time for this
fall term Of school ffa~isi contain ell tue mod
esn ana latcst educational facilities. including
chars, MATS xlosses. etc. Three rooms IN the
faslsirx viii te devoted 10 gymnasium, library
sna assembly rooms. aud The balance 70 ekiuea~
tsoual purposes ft viii BE- thor nshly ssnfii-
assA and iighfsa throughout. and heated by
steam.
rashsr nosei and unique ensertsinment
xas given here this eveaing b. me ladies' Of the
Epssnepsi Ladies' Guild in wsbb's hall. The
Principal zssNeflon baanx snfae Afsy OF ksisr*
bara s raas. bssnrsfal ladies'. sYprop fssfesy and
s.sfkinxfy ctsstamtd. ara esca carrying silksn
banner EeaYan tins advertisement ot some bus
sssxs kaslse Ats O'Clock . grand march Tas
fneulrxs IN b. shs fair carriers 10 n nsic by the
orchestra. last Sc sos three quart ~ of ~ hcuf.
nnnxrnns pretty hSuus tss1x <xsfuied. max.
ing Q vssy attractive aud pleasing pietsze
AssAeA 70 tfsss ws~ an art loan. eonsissErz Of
drawings sketches and LANDSCAPES from the
sxssls OF The vsx .us astssfs OF kiisxfshnxss -
ssfes works os ars from pfisass ebsiccs.en4
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EERLis. May s-in the upper house Of the
rssissasr diet Count F.sil, OF the extreme right.
rsevet thst the government take raessnscs 80
remedy the evils arising from fheiarTe number
OF Jewssh pupils in the superior schnoix lie
declared sEst the existing condition csn-
Ss.ussd 9 social danger. Herr Won Goziey. min
lister Of public instruction. said II was impcs<i-
bse 10 exclude Jews tom aay educational es-
ssesssuaent such an attempt Will force fAe
nstsea into position leading % g disruption 81
TIE utsion. The motion was adopted.
The emperor he's received The president and
vice president a the reschst&x. TIE emperor
ressrYes 10 the isnportaaee Of she rev military
demands. vh.eh BE fsid were iiraitea 20 urgsns
rsaulfe1ref1ta
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BANQUET or THE cANNIBALs,
African Anthropoph agt Devour q
Flesh Of frenchmen.

BEussxLs. May a.-The news is confirmed Of
the Killing Of II. Musy. commsnder OF the
French post ss Baagai. on the Mobsniz branch a
cE the Congo Musy was killed. with twelve
men Of hts station. on January B. He had lest
his poSs with many native ailies from the Bo-
tomb aud Jacob tribes 10 chssisse the village
OF Salango for making slave raids upon the VII
iases that were in friendly relations with she
French. During tbs 6xht which followed his
arrival at salsnro. ali his allies deserted him.
and he Aad the twelve nen of his station wero
lett alone. surrounded by overpoweripg nura-
bsrs Musy kept them IT bay HsIii hix ammu-
milton was completely exhausted. and he was
then killed by an assagal.
All his nsen perished with him and their
bodies we're eaten by the csnnsbais who over
came them. The station at Bangui was re-essah-
ilshssi hy the Freuch twenty four dsys after The
death OF It's com msn6er.
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BATTLES on THE DIAMOND.
Raii Games OF the Great Leagues In the
East.

Rall Games OF the Great Leagues In tho
East.
rnfrApELrYfa Maya-Ihc RrookIyn Brother
hood fcam pus Zip a great fielding game this
afternoon. and hatset Huffinsen'a delivery Just
hard enough to win. Attendance. i,soo Score:
Philadelphia s5ss.s o 2 @ / o o o n--5
Brooklyn. .s4.........s..*..2 OIL 84oD s-7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a. Brooxlyn q svors-
Brooklya 3. Fh;isdclpha 4. Batteries Buflin-
ton aud Cross. Van Haltrsn and Cock. Empires
Ferguson and Holbers
NYw YoRK, May 9.--At toisy's brotherhood
game there were probably 1900 people on the
grounds The wcsfher was b. aut!ful, and the
game close and exciting from start 70 fnish.
Score.
New Yosk....e.............-. o eooa 4 90 l-2
Bastan ,-...........s % I 0 o = O o s--4
usu-New YORK 6. Boston 10. Errors New
YORK 3 Boston 5 Basseries-crane ana Brown
Cashberf aud swet;. unp.res-Barnes and
GaHney.
Nxx yosx. May after inability to hit
gussse. while Fricken was hatted freely. explain
tie defeat OF the Basson Lesgac club this alter
nooa Attendance, so score:
New York -.-..s.~..--s-. = y 90 4 D-i6
Baxson ..s.s.,~- ....t-.y 1000 10 O. o. 3
Hsfs-New York q. Boston @ Erforx-B sssoa
Rassesies- Russie ard Buckley. Fsieken and
Hgyssisk Umpire -AeDeEE1ss
PnfIApEiPHsa. May She Brooklyn League
tessa Vas exssiS defssfed By PhsisdsIpAia this
a.ssrncou. lfeAsen uas very effective. Al
tendance. ] go. Sc3Ets
HfoekIyn .s4s.ss.s.ssss- % Q o o.
Pl.iisaelpssa .....-s.-----.s 0 DO , 90 o. 9
Hits -Brooklsn 6. Phslss.sIpais II Errors
Bseoklyn :. PhilsdelrAta 2 Bx,ierses-ca-
rsshers sEd bay. GleAson sad clsneEA Um-
p<ss-Lynca-
cfsclsx4rf. May s-The Psrshurx Lesgne
ssarz pared strong faans tlss afssfsoon. bet
heavy batting By tie nsrae eEas cognterbss-
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NEW YoKx. MAY The trial ci PETER J
ClaaSea. ex-nressdsnt Of the sixth National
hank, under an indie ment charging htm with
cEahezxlezatus. mispproFriatton and max
ING fnase entries, was he9un befoec
Judge Benedict IN tho unstcd Seaaes
cirru court today. The witnesses were Charles
H Leiaad. from whom Cisasen bought . con-
trolling interezf In the hank. and wno aftsrwsrd
purchased his xsock hack. Cashier Andrew Coa-'
900. Of The sixth National hank. Who teld OF
Cisasen's tfantsctiens with Brokers Peli. WAL
lack & Co. aud Hank xxaminer Hohhurn- The
later told how he discovered that the securities
Of the hank we're missins and the subsequent
Menisy.
DrLrrx. Mirn,. Msy s.-rope. the ahscouding
hank teller from Lou:sviile. was captured near
here today while on the way to CausdA
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Union Pacific Surveyors Leave
Vancouver for Seattle.
The AWAKENING or ALASKA
Gallagher. Clarke County Murderer,
Guilty in First Degree.
Fire In raeoma--resne Man Killed hy
HIS nerse-E.gaish Purchase ef Ore
soa Miaes-E Ellsnsburs's Nov Puhlsc
Gchool.

vAxccryEa, wash. Msy s.-Engineers II the
employ cf the Union Pacific railway sstablished
camp near here today. and viii immediasely
begin the survey of line to Puget soand-
CHICAGO. May a--Thc next number Of the
Rniswuy Ak win show In an article On railway
construction that over LOO miles have been
added 70 tne tnek mileage Of tho United States
30 far In lss0 There hare been In ali ~ new
roads begun or incorporated since the lst Of
Jsnusry last. The paper predicts that constsuc-
sion win exceed that ot lSss. when s.2oo miles
we're built
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1ssroaxa fnEsxaa ssstleaied sIees~fs and ala-
grs rsr.. ass Latest snaEfsye1 soustss staxy<rs
H. fossxA 10 kzss Ksxf tsa sSgs5<xA fxefSr rats-
snse a. aassiesx. eztx Eekss egsnk rs ss<una
street ba@fan b5g<ks + JeaAlns 1eFo< benst
nexuA Enn1xse-
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SAN TEaxfssco. May 4-The eonf tfon Of
Ju1xs ssssn. ~he has beea iyfss scrsoasiy III ~
sne Palace hosal. IL reporssd 10 bs slightly fn-
proved Hs wAs resting sasssy ~ . Late hour 10
night. ard Ess rsssscssns pos HI pesui Of his
recovery, altsaaxn he is noE yet caf cs danger
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kIIIrp nr nls noasE.


WkLLA NaEtks A15 E~~5DN@Fh E1z<fHf
ygurx saxn sk,ons - years 81 sws GEsd kighsy rs-
speeSei, Was seaad dead. lying IN > sprinS
hxxneh in H&a soAasoass pasture az niles
Akeus <nsk sasa named Caxtos sas uzsf
ssssIrx IL tan Johazoass p<szsscs ztszs sAffty
fen3 fsgn tho spssng hsnuea. kce 7lnk bss11T-
tsss,os ssJs ~ shouzsi fkz ssan erssy ss6 -.
afrzSa % 20 sesr hin Ifs. tn<rpfrs. bast&ne4
= Johuenu. uhow ~ ~ aoou1 ~ suDYoo14
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LOOK !! NOW Is 7HE TIME
Do you know that At West Seattle IS found IN
800, dnn;eate Of Seattle's Commercial and business
center and that the fabulous increase OF value
Is sure to follow9

west asovsssss ca sere:
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1he
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W.Ai~
ss
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wsssr usss 10 saas OF the city fsosn N.
sssarssay, Nay 10. untss = n Sunday sExn o1
nrals FROM a sn Saat2y until p. -. fhkn
e-F zxzss isaxa p ~ zun5sy s0tsi = n. Mon
cxv. r.. SaGxAzn. Manager.
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wAsHfxssox CIry. May 9-Ms. Senator
Squire. OF Washington. gave . vesy elaborate
silver luncheon at the Arlington this afternoon
In honor Of her sister. Mrs. Firman. Of PhiladeI-
phis. Among the guests were Mrs J. N.
Dolph. Mrs J. B. Allen. Mrs Jnhn /. Wilson.
Mrs spooner and Mrs. Pis;t. II was one Of tne
interesting social events of the seeson.
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Oregon Transcoutinental Liquidatiou.
NEW YoRK, May ss--Thc Oregon Transconti-
mental Company today gave notice that the
tranafer books would close May 20 for the an
nusl meeting In June II Portland II Il under
atood that at this meeting liquidation Of the
company win be completed and the COMPANY
formally reorganzad.
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BlIIHEDALx, No.. May IA tornado passed
north Of this city tonight. wrccking . dozen
farm houses and doing much damage TO crope.
The family Of Henry Youpg were al injured
more or less seriously. The wife 10 not expected
70 live Further details are not obtainable TO-
night
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UTICA. n r., Nay o.-The impression Is grow
ing thst the loss OF life By the Preston poor.
house fre far exceeds the first estimate Of
twelve. In the building were very many aged
men and women, some Of whom hsd not left
their beds for monthA II IL now believed I
number OF these pcrished.
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Still NO SILVER Bill.
Congressional Ca1ens Wrest-
ling Match Continues
The paEs,Denr Is A,,,novs.
Hoo Grasts Rensioa u 80 Pef
Month to Psrnells 1otAer.
ssaass rasses rsasasa Apvrs.rs.aA.a
naal-lnaisrasssa q chlaess raen
Aeziss and Canada us1sr csnssss.-
ssiss-xhs Tari4 Dssas~
THE PRESIDENT Is Asl,aous.


wAerrxa~c- 49, 49, ,.
<v<.~1 - - 800 Eepun.scens
- -.snsS - scs1y on afssr biis sne
Alse~~ 49, - ..-. S.s.as. s .aA1ousn tns alseS m<e
nss-r~ - s 49, semens VIA oe reaeAsN
s~s 80 sos.19 ct6ans ou Aocday Al IN
= e~...u~ - .sA1l W. resokussOH onesea
e.,- - -. vnie1 .utnossxsd tne secrer
49, -. - oonus g .eceem tsee3xy nees
- ..sIs - -. P.tcnAM e aiver nulioa. Lne
- 49, 9 - - q ASAanst ~ reent rssons
49, sss - :. zen .neo ssad tacJ wouiaaat
- - IS e, .1a 49, - = 81 tnair nsn ueSe
sss.s-1 - svoao nave neen oexosoo Se1ae1U
-. - - sS.s1s ~ sones wese nos . tne G.
80 49, snsy re ~ - iasor g fsce silver cOsn
go = .l.a. ssss msn eiaimed snar sacn pso~
a. 49,. g sae oaii wousd prevent kiyss irom ~
sIss ~, .s.s ). .ssnaa .,oneys ~ tnas nosnine
s.ssv - wsl s.usv snen Inc silver a0socates sfs
yuIIAns tnan ever iodaL
....s ~ g Aepaoncan ssaatozs have *
-, - ~ u's 49, sna. n0 Aver coinage o1h
49, - skss1 1ta ~ me Aepoouca1 eeneN@
- 49, 1n 1osleaa eenesxe hnvo ~
- "a sneir mtenuon g reHe - oe houn9
- ecuon unse osu = andoss
~ ~ meks tne cefttneaen fnusd tof h4
g puinon ieeai tenNes redeemahlc T.
49, 49, noney 3 tne Ucited SsaaeA II = be{
49, - :. = g -. anaef tns e1rcu1stAnc<e
OF tbs senate ana lei eac1 - asor vofe his in,'
yidaal senfimen:G
An e5ort haa been made 10 aseereaiu the r<ea-,
don 81 the peesidene on thn silver oussfiop hyr)
nothing uoea denuite can IS Learned than r. 81
the window bail meets Win Bis aprruvst ssy-
pSudicfed thae. should free soinare hIll -
poGsed and the cersaGcat1s made fnIi lesaI ten.
der, The peessdent viii veto The meannre. but -
pres:dsnt realizes that TIE adonslon q
alver bin viii stimulate prsces for farn ard
f%AR
ipteress IN manufacfnrip~' ssve - ~.
pctus % shirpfnr ma the ccn.,r..rt.r "a Ill.
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Ngw YoHK. May IA gigantic local nreinsur-
suce combinatiou = IN process OF formation Ia
this city. There arc ia the metropolis in tho
peighborhood OF lAo nre insurance companies
carrying on business. Several times during the
LAST nfteen years combinations have been
formed to raise insurance rates and LIVER
broken commissions. but each time there has
been Z collapse For some time thers has bean
quiet talk among insurance men OF getting MP
another combination, bat with stringent rules
whieh will make IL i'm possible to collapse. The
psesent protected orgAntxAtion il the reaulk
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rAKAsoiz, Sun rAEEELI4AA
fswr neu sos arssse1. Sossl @yaes 10 seseet
srxn LA4<zxs Eze8ry
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Hoe Conteet for Beck,a ecnf.

YnxxEFox7, Ky. May o.-Ths cou>sst for oen-
ator Beck's pisce promises 70 b warm. Tho
list Of candidates now contains the names Of
John G. Carlisle. ex-Goveruoe J. b McCreafy,
Judge william Lindsay. Judge ". kIlia. ex-Ccn.
grcosman J. w. Stone, Governor Buckner and
az Governor Proctor Knott
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roar fo~xsxsp. ~
kisx. supef1nssel1eet 4
nounce1 ths 1olIeufn9 Z
orators ios JeGseDpn q
rnaksr. frsf so(smG -
y. q. Baiiey. $780,
Townsend. ~ = ~
sazi David Bowmne {
of Qriicens. M ~
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Cn4gazsa. Nag - sssga.eA trssa pexsses To-
nsxAs suasgneea fss< arrest cs I,< Heseg snd
wsss "a ) ssaness fsssa sae Caisaes snrA5fssses
II i sxnvue1 b4rs saax x<ysT = vs@trd ~ e.
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LKxiscroS, KY, May Howard
won. Martha Page second. unc.e Kest third,
Time, i-}6sz
Mile ard 0ne-s.xtccnth--Bill LetcheY won,
Meadow Brock ssean1, Japa third. Tine. lss9.<
Nile and oneeighth- -Huntseas won. Rose
mont second. Hubhsfi third. Time. t6,f.
Milc-Pafsan Won. Baudoiette second. Friend
less third. Time Lax
Mile and one-sixseouth-Emms Fields won.
Laura second. Benta third Time, l:5sls
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PonrLArb. Msy lit was lsofuo6 Z
authority sasiay fhat neec11nato1s A
for the sale Of the Dolly vArtlen oS(
six In number. In union coantt
sifuated about thirty-twe u5lee ~
CITY. near sparta. ana ere oslI
Ainswortis. 4. ~. Whfe4s g.
Myrsek. The intsnding poso4c
Er,s.. Of London. wh0 ro1eor
syndicate. and u Il stesed -
siss.o1o The present ownefs -
silva inaproyemcnfsin In she uey -
abonE {. 80 tons Of or ere e1ece1
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sioners hnyo l1nS9t a sss9 Ia i.
hote1 ma 49, .fGn ~. - - 10.
- tmmedIafelr - ~ = 1S1Y lltI
clcso m thelr Sors 49, = 1Sal051
bnf iassiv pold tk1de - 4 = r. Y 3&lSi
counffI - eo oo1n1Il11 V|I11I r = e <n f.
cornmisaicness = - = = = + = 111& Il IA
The rfvar todaY y m ~ {<o36 81 m n1(1
time this lns1re He10V61. - Il 1 ~
arc Is sntfcjuni5d. ualoo5 - Wof1n to11f Il
Turf Club e 6mnue - now a
have q hee coo6. NJ - . ~ 21I1| =
ana win doukelens - nl 011n11f n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-01
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for month by her family physician, but
grew worse. He told her she was hope
less victim of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druggist
suggested DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption; she bought bottle and to
her delight found herself benefited from
the first dose. She continued its use and af-
ter taking ten bottles, found herself sound
and well, now does her own housework
and is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at Dreiss'
drug store, large bottles SOC. and S1.00
t0-15-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-01
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring!you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure
a return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of Throat, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group,
ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Dreiss, Thompson & Co.'s Drug Store. e
10-l0-lmO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-01
A Story from Ammergau.
From the Pail Mall Gazette.

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
An Irish priest at Ammergau told
the following story of his Bishop:
His lordship and chaplain came to
see the Passion Play. They would
fain have had a room each, but this
was not possible. They knelt down
separately to say their prayers by
their little cots, and presently 1t
crossed the mind of the chaplain
that it would not be we'll to make
his prisons shorter than IT,
Bishops, and he glanced over his
shoulder to see If his lordship was
about to make an end. The Bishop,
presumably anxious not to scandal
lie bis chaplain by the shortness of
his prayers, also glanced over his
shoulder, and waited. The process
was repeated several times. Both
suppliants were very tired, and in
time both fell asleep. They were
found in the morning on their knees
still and sleeping.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-01
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

Have you lost, found or want
anything? If so, advertise in the DAILY
LIGHT, and it will be made known.
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!: O.
s chi. L,

When an infant my body broke
out all over with an eruption or rash,
which became more aggravated as ]
grew Older. Every noted physician
in our section was tried or consult
ed. When / came of age l visited
Hot Springs, Ark, and was treated
by the best medical men, but was
not benefited. When all things had
failed / determined to try s. s. s.,
and in four months was entirely
cured. The terrible Eczema was all
gone, not sign left; my general
health built up, and Ihave never had
any return of the disease.
GEO. w. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa.
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
story brick house and good establish.
ed grocery business, centrally located.
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Merit Wins.

1--WE desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR. Kings
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WANTED--Ioo,o 900 Live Yank-
ees to come to Texas with their capital to
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backs out.
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A Bargain.

1900 acres of fine land under fence, 100
aeress in cultivation, IS miles from San
Antonio, fronting on the Medina river
1454 varas, fine pecan grove, large resi-
dence with all necessary outhOuSeS,
stables, barns, etc. Can be purchased for
$1,000 per acre, one-half cash, balence on
long time at s per emit.
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How il This 2

Are you going to risk your lives, and
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