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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09

always II NJ Lu1to q black stone across
that door? To rise and rise, and 90 great
work alone?
Never! ! cannot FORGET herl
Better die with her. even now.
Hark! Is that Z step on the stair? Not
yet.
a. Ny money is well bestowed. Antoine is
better artist than l, and a better man,
and the money viii widen and tighten a
noble life in MS hands
And little GeorEette is provided for.
How long ago, how faint and weak. that
at least for a time. longer than a week.
To wait-until O'Clock,
To think-I have thought; it is all ar.
ronre-s'
THESE pistols that she admired but day be
fore yesterday, that we practised with to-
gether, both loaded full What a shot she
is! believe she can do everything!
To wait-tO think-to remember.
Let me remember.
knew her a week, wooed her a month.
have been married fortnight
She always said didn't know her. She
was always on the point OF telling me
seemed half repentant, half in Jest. pre-
ferred TO trust her. Those clear. brown
eyes, clear and bright, ike brook water
with the sun through it! And she would
smile SO. IT'S not that must remember.
Am | sure? Sure! / laugh at myself
What would you call it-you, any mani
4 young woman steals from her house
alone every day and comes privately,
clo2Ged and yelled, to this place, this den
Of BoheniRDs, this building of New York
studios. Painters; know them; I am a
painter myself
She goes to this room day after day and
tells ne nothing
Isay 10 her gently, What 60 you dc
with your days. my love-"
Oh. many things. she answers; II am
studying art to please you
That was ingenious. She knew she
might be watched.
! say, Cannot ] teach yous" and she
says, Il have teacher l used to study
with / must finish; want 70 surprise
you" So she would soothe me to appear
ance.
But watch and follow, take this little
room. ! wa;t aud see.
Lessons, Oh. perjured ones There Is
no tenant Of that room but yourself, and
70 1t hs comes each cay.
Is that q step? Not yet. watch and
wait This is America, say. not France
This Is my wife. VIII trust her But the
man comes every day. he Is Young. He Is
Observation-Disclosures as fiend
l cannot bear il. ! 80 TO the door. I
knock There : no response. try the
door Il is locked. stoop and look
through the keyhole. What do see' All.
God! The hat ana cloak Of the man upon
a chair, aud then only tall screen Be
hind thas screen. low voices,
did not so home LIST night am here
roday-with these.
That Is a step. Yes, Softly. now. lie
has zone IL heard her SPEAK Sha sad,
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AND TINS prUGIsn New England girl,
Well, she Lirat come 20 the studio on
stated drys. and perhars IN time ! rnich.
lead her gently TO understand
That | Should ever live to commit matri-
mony!
But fate rules all men.
think that girl refused me nine times
She always put ne OF with absurd excuses
Snd reasons; said l didn't know her yet.
s2id we should never agree, said l was
French and she was American, said feared
more for art than l did for her! At that !
earnestly assured her that l would become
an organ grinder or bank clerk rather
than lose her, and then she seemed down
right angry and sent me away again.
Women are strangely inconsistent
She always sent me away, but l always
came back
After about month Of this torture
CHANGED to find her one soft May twilight
without the aunt, sitting by window III
the fragrant dusk.
She had flowers in her hard-fowers
had sent her-and sat looking down al
them, her strong, pure profile clear against
the saffron SKY.
y
a rapture of hope and admiration, and
while watched ! saw a great pearl tear
roll down among my violets.
That was enough.
l sprang forward. kueIt beside her,
caught her hands in mine. I drew her to
me, l cried exultantly: you love mel
And I-ah, God, how [ love your'
Even then she would have put me from
hD- l., 7 l.
yet; that she ought 70 tell me But held
her close ard kissed away her words. and
sad: You love me. perfect one, and love
you. The rest viii be right"
Then she laid her white hands on my
shoulders and looked deep into my eyes
I believe that Is true" said she, and l
VIII marry you, Edward
She dropped her facs on my shoulder
then-thGt face of fire and roseS-and we
were still.
It Is but two months time from then;
have been married fortnight. The first
week WAS heaven and the second was HE'LL
On, my God. my wife. That young Diana 70
De, but / have borne it week. have
feared and despised myself have sus-
pected and hated myself. l have discov-
ered and cursed myself. Aye, and cursed
her and him, whom this day shall kill,
1t Is now o'clock- I cannot kill him
until 1, for he comes not till then.
Let me think
First, to XII him. That IS simple and
easily settled.
Shall I kill her?
If she lived could I ever see her arain,
ever touch that hand, those lips-thst
within two weeks Of marriage No. she
shall 6iel
And if she lived what would be before
her but more shame, and more, til she
felt it herscif9
Far better that she 6iel
And T.
Could live to forrct herr To carry
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Ingersou and Van yoorhi..

Col Ingersol lately appeared before a
Rochester court in q lawsuit During
the progress Of ths trial he said to ex-
Congressman Van VOorhis. the opposing
counsel. Mr.. Van WORMS. If you don't
stop Directing 50 much shall De forced
to change my opinion Of you
Van Voorhis-Mr. Ingers0ll. Thought
you were man who never changed his
opinion
hgersoll-Well, may have 20 sorne
day, and / suppose you'll be there % twit
me about lt.-Judgs.
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Casting Pearls.

Old Philosopher (reprovingly)-I see
you have habit Of Judging men by
their clothes.
Young De Dude-Aw, yaas; that's tn
only way, don't y know.
Philosopher-Do you see that shabby
looking man ahead2 He is not quite in
rags and tatters, but his clothes are ter
ribly threadbare, and doubtless were the
cheapest kind Of ready made garments
when they were new. That man is q
profound Greek and Latin scholar.
De Dude-Yaas; he looks it--Life.
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WALKING ON THE CEILING.
A Performance That Has Excited Much
Ast0nishmsnt 81 Kate.

performance That HAs Excited Much
Ast0nishmsnt 81 late.
Recently good deal Of interest has sh-
tached TO the echieTeznsnt Ct female Per
former who at various pnhlfc enkxsa.1-
meats has shown her ability 20 walk bad
downward Her apparently uuirocuIous
feat, according 10 The S1ezktac A-oexScax
is easily explained In crder 20 rrocurea
perfectly smooth sarSsce to waR da .
board twenty four md one-half fese knux
is suspended from the ceiling. and near
one end of this is n trapEza- Tho lower
surface of the board ia painted and II
smooth and polished The perfuFnca
who is known, is equipped with pnssa-
matic attachments to the sales OF hor
shoes. Sitting in the tzapeEe with her
fsce TO the audie1ce, she draws bcrse6 I'D
ward by the arms and raises her fest urt1
they press against the board. They adhere
By atmospheric p~-Ssare. She leaves the
trapeze, and han head downward a.
shown Taking veGy short steps, not over
eight inches il length, she gradually walks
the length OF the hoard backward Shs
then slowly turns round. taking vexy shOra
steus while turning, Snd eventually To-
turns, still walking backward This closes
the performance.
The attachment to the shoe IL In gsncral
terms an India rubber sucker with cup
shaped ndheTing surface. Il Il . disk ~
inches in diameter and e inch thick To
Is ceater.a stud is attached, vhich b Per
tora3ed near the end. This stud enszxs
socket fastened to the sole az the shoe.
The socket Is also perforated trxrssvorsely-
A PIN is passed through the apertures. Sc
curing ths hold between socket and disk
The socket is under the irstep and Is at
tached to the shank Of the shoe solo
4 wire loop that extends forward under
the toe Of the Shoe IL pivotOd on two studs,
which are secured on each end OF the trans
verse central diameter Of the dish This
loop is normally held away from tho disk
and pressing against the shoe solo by n
spring One end OF the loop projects back
toward and over the rear edge Of the disk.
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you are la.e. NulLLa.1ae..


Let me give them a little time.
Now-sottly-I come, friends. l am not
late.
Across the narrow passage / steal noise
lessly. The door is unlocked this time.
burst in.
There stands ny young wife, pale, tTem-
bling, startled, unable 70 speak.
There Is the handsome Guillaume be
hind the screen. My fingers press the ting
gers There Is a sharp double report
GuIlaume tumbles over, bowling and
Marie fngs herself between Us.
Edward, One moment, Give ne NO
ment for my life. The pistols are harmless,
dear-blanH cartridges. I fixed them NY
self. I saw you suspected. But you've
spoiled my surprise; I shall have TO tell
you now. This * my studio. love. Here
Is the picture you have the sketch Of I
am NJ Duchesne'-NsTyD uchssne Green
leaf Carpenter-and this is mr. model
We are very happy in Paris with our
double studio. We sometimes share our
models. We laugh az u. Daudet--Char-
cite Perkins SJetson n Kate Fields
ashington
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short piece Of string IA se cured to tha
India rubber and posses through hole In
the extension or roaryvardly projecting
arm OF the loop The disk when pressed
against a smooth surface - held fast by
the pressure OF the atmosphere. III now
the loop Is pressed toward tho surface to
which IL adheres the string VIII Be drawn
tight aud viii pail the edge Of the India
rubber away rom the board Air VIII rush
in. and the adhesion vii eeGSe. As each
new step is taken one dick Is made TO aS-
here By pressure. and c.is other Is detached
by The action Just dcscrl bed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
Surprising n Case.

at seems to be d perfectly clear case
against you" said the reporter. why
not make a clean breast Of it and let me
publish yonr confession
"Confessionl' exclaimed the indignant
prisoner. Il have nothing to confess.
am an innocent man, sir! But if-if-
s'posin' did have a confession to make,
what's the best fgger your paper would
pay me fur itY'-Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
Old Memories

"No, thank you" she said as her part
ner offered her the saussge. Il do not
eat it for old memory's sake"
"Ah! somebody Ia railroad acct
dent?" asked the sympathetic Bi1by.
mo, but my darling little FIdo died
yesterday. p Philadelphia Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
An Honest Man.

Bronson-I suppose may az well
charge up that 81 you owe me TO profit
and loss.
Brokeley-My dear sir, am a man Of
homer. viii pay y1u that money, SIR,
Z have 70 steal it-Nunseys Weekly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
Not Sentimental.

Why 6ost thea gaze 30 p=ussEsssJ.
o C1aslen, ser tie ssAt
Does ycz-=r Szl5p zith s-soTy szss
lover brs1r 70 thess
WY. no. she said: her tozes we're c,f-t;
H2t vessel cares f-ss-s.~
AS1 II n rs1s!-e Stls oscsJse
~ bzgvz-p Is - lzt-.' -
p. EcArtsgzr L Azussy's Weakly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
The Rhyme and the Reason.

Gussie displaying engagement ring-
Ont darling, and after II was al arranged
he kissed me-
Lucy-Yes. but in trying 70 uske the
same arrangement he missed ne.-Boston
Courier.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
They VIII MARI.

Father-Did that game q checkers you
played with Mr.. SlSEtopop last nigh:
amount 70 auythinz'
Daughter ColHshi1g5-Yes. dear father.
it rsSl!te1 in tie--PhilsGelphiA Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09

TEere o1e zllE-izg form .. taes-
Wh5-5 s+Azls whAf 70 CO n s--a.
a1th11Ea Il FTI-hlssE rz~za Ter
Yea czaa1t AXE zcrs Esas IS ~
~ EzzAs y Italy be-sfs
T4ez p3us1.rsd q s~r kSzses
-FElA&s1palA Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09

When Baby was sick. We gave her Castoria,
when she was a Child, she cried for CaStoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to CAssoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoEia,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-09
SPRAY YEAST,

The quickest, strongest and purest
Dry Hop Yeast on the market. Will
keep a year in any climate.
Price, 5 cents per package of z cakes
For sale by all wholesale and retail
gFOcers.
Manufactured by Corner & Farnum
factory 0orner kellogg and MOsley
Avenues.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Intervening a Prince.

Speaking of interviewing, says the
Chicago Times, it was but a few weeks
ago that an amusing experience oc-
Cured. A real Japanese Prince and
retinue arrived at big hotel. To q
reporters card he said, mot IN"
Presently two other reporters entered
the hotel and plot was concocted.
One wrote to the prince that If his
majesty would permit, a representa-
tive of the largest newspaper in the
west with his secretaries would be
pleased to pay Prince Yen visit"
The answer was "COme up" Then
with struggled smiles the trio march
ed to the apartments of the prince.
The reporter who conducted the case
first entered the room, and, with on
imperiOus wave of the hand mOtiOned
for his associates, whom the prince
thought were secretaries, to be seated
with the Japanese servants. There
they sat with the hired men until the
talk was over. The prince was pleased
to be interviewed in state, but there
is no telling what he did the next day
when he read the morning papers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Visit TO the Gas Wells.

A LIGHT representative was among
a party yesterday chaperoned by Mr..
VIM. Reuter-, On a visit to the ranch
of Mr.. George Dullnig, on the SaladO,
for the purpose of taking a look at the
natural oil and gas wells. The trip
is only about two hours ride, and be-
hind BilIie's fine team, is a real treat,
made more so from the fact that the
necessary refreshments had not been
forgotten. Work is now progressing
favOrably on the second well, and
wOrkmen are busy i'm making i'm
provements around the place Mr..
Dullnig has a most valuable peice Of
property, not only to himself, but
promises to be of great benefit to the
whole of San Antonio. The LIGHT
will have more 10 say of Mr.. DulInig
and his gas enterprise in the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Police Oh angeS,

Tonight the quarterly change of
beats of the police takes effect and
the men are assigned as follows:
Government Hill-First relief Red
ding, cd Bergin.
Sunset depot-First relief, Miller;
I'd, Gray.
East Commerce street and east
Poessman; I'd, Mushel.
Alamo plaZa-First relief, kulawik;
I'd, +. Brown.
Seventh and Eighth wards-First,
McSorley; Cd, Harris.
Houston street and nOrth-First,
Ludwig; 3D.. Bowen.
Main and Market streets - First
Zegler: End Bennett.
Main plaza and sOuth-First, Seffel;
I'd KrOeger.
Military plaza - First, Fitzhenry;
%, smith.
North Flores, Acequia and other
streets-Second relief, Dolan.
Arkansas Pass depot - Peterson,
COultress.
West San Pedro, north Stevens,
Daniels.
West San Pedro, south-Perez, Ca
dena.
l. and &. n. depot-McLellan, Rips.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Real Estate De ais.

John H. Thompson to John Hardin,
part of Bird Lockhart league, $1,000.
J. H. Hosack to John \. Groesbeck
lots % and "A, block :, North Tenth
street, S75.
II. P. Matthews to J. l.. Rose. lot
and l-2 lot ,, block %, Paschal and
Lewis addition, = 100.
Arthur Edge to J. a. II. H osaek
lots - and -, block I, North Tenth
street, $40.
in. Gallagher and wife to w. II.
Hennessy, lots l, ,, 3, I. block 20, on
Buena Vista street, S., $50.
West End Co. to w. NJ. Ziegler, lot
Is, block Ii, West End. $50.
NJ Marthy TO J. A. Daugherty. lots
-. 20. and 80, city lot 139, So.
J. A. Daugherty to Anna II. Kooss-
ley, lots IS, %, and 80, $3.50.
J. r. Dewitt to B. J. Dewitt. 10
interest in Paso del Oso ranch, $3.50.
A. Menscheidt to Allen Gillette,
lots a, 35, corner Missin and Stieren
streets, $3.50.
J. f. Adams to NJ. A. Silliman, lots
9, 10, and II, city lots l5S, $3.50
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
G r &C E RI E S

We invite your attentionEto
our unexcelled facilities for
serving you to better advan-
tage than others. Our stock
is larger and more varied than
any in the state, and our prices
are the lowest always. We
solicit the trade of merchants
only. Parties who contem-
plate going into the retail gro
Gerry business will do we'll to
figure with us before placing
their orders. Mail orders
conscientiously filled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
NOTICE.

Ladies don't read; but sometime
ago when the night was dark, and
stormy, and the wind was bowling
wild, MIR. II. A. Blair thought of q
splendid idea to bring the ladies up
to his store, 3l8 east Commerce street
He at once sent for the most beauti-
tai assortment of plush and gilt Odor
cases, something entirely new for soc
filled with Imported perfumery up to
So; they have arrived; now hurry up
ladies, and inspect these goods before
purchasing elsewhere for no house II
Texas can compete WITH the FARMERS
DRUG STORE. Tel,phos No. 2sS:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
The Grafton Excursiontsts


The Grafton excursion train from
Chicago which arrived here Thurs
day evening, left Yesterday evening
over the Southern Pacific for the City
of Mexico via. Eagle Pass mot via e.
Paso, as stated by the Express. }
They visited all points of interest in
the city, including the Missions and
Alamo. Several of the gentlemen
were seen by LIGHT representative
and they, like all tourists who come
this way, say that the half had not
been told them, concerning the size
and business of San Antonio, ard are
especially delighted with the climate
and scenery with which we are sur
rounded. They carry with them a
very favorable opinion of our city and
Southwest Texas. The party stops
at number of places along the road
to the City of Mexico, and are to go
to Vera Cruz, going thence via Ell
Paso to southern California and San
Francisco
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
THE JokERs -REoRGANIzs.

They Elect Officers, Select the
Team and Propose Playing
Match Games at an Early
Date.
The meeting of the Joker base ball
club was called TO order by eX-Man-
ager Huntress last night. The first
action taken was the election of of.
ficers. The old officers were re-elect-
ed, excepting Huntress as manager,
who was unanimously elected, but de-
clined, he preferring to be an honor
airy member. Mr.. II. kaufman was
nominated and elected instead.
The next question discussed was
the increasing of the honorary MEM
Der list 1t was passed and adopted.
The idea of increasing the honorary
member list is to form an athletic and
pastime club, and anyone wishing to
join is requested to apply to any menu
Der of the club, who will give full in
formation.
By order of the captain 3 team was
selected, which will practice at the
springs Sunday afternoon.
The meeting then adjourned until
next Friday night. Time and place
will he given later.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
A Dirty Fling.

The Express reporter published a
bold falsehood this morning when he
stated that a man named Ham had
been arrested for striking a newspaper
reporter, inferring said reporter was
on one of the evening papers. A man
was knocked down by Ham, but he
was not newspaper man at all.
This the police vouch for, as they
heard HAMS story.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Alb. FRANK & CO..
Wholesale GrCCerS,
San Antonio, Texas.
Personal Notes.

A lodge of Elks will soon be or
gained in the city.
NJ. l.. Hudgins is stopping at the
Mepger, from New Orleans.
w. G. Balman is registered at the
Maverick, from Leavenworth, Has.
DR.. w. w. Penrose, of Roper City,
Cal, registers at the Southern.
r. NJ. Robertson, of Baltimore is
registered at the MeDger
&c. Hood, of HARDWOOD, IS registered
at the Central.
Us. Maury, of Eagle Pass, stops at
the st. Leonard.
He. Stimon and w. n. Harter, OF
San Francisco, are arrivals at the
Southern.
Mrs. T. NJ. Thompson, OF Galveston
is a guest of the Southern.
Mrs. J E. Browning is registered at
the Menger, from New York.
J.F. Fisher and n. H. Lupp of Ell
Paso, are registered at the Central.
EN-. Rogers, of Pearsall, stops at
the st. Leonard.
w. G. Hulgins, of Dallas, is at the
Maverick.
G. n. Pepper, of Knoxville, Ky.
has rooms at the Maverick.
Geo. D. Hodges, of New Laredo,
Mexico, is at the Menger.
J. T. Barton, of Kansas City, is
guest of the Menger.
ID. Campbell, heavy stock ship
per of Michigan, is registered at the
Central.
Mrs. J. B. Irving and daughter and
Mrs. J. T. Gillespie, of Alpine, are
guests at the St. Leonard.
FIJI. Sterling and w. w. Horton
of New York, are guests of the Men
ger.
TT. Clifford and wife and Miss
Isabel Damia of Sedalia. Mo, are
quartered at the Maverick.
NJ NJ. Jewett, the well known stock
agent Of the NJ. X. & 7. R'y., is At the
Maverick, from Fort Worth.
It. S.JohnsOn and wife, of Winches-
ter, Tex, are guests at the st. LeoI =
ard.
E. NJ. Newman and Y. 5. Hawkins,
of st. Louis, can be found at the
Maverick.
DR.. J. H. Vaughn, of Seguin, has
arrived to visit his mother, at No. 300
Avenue c, who is there very i'll.
Mr.. McCreery, of Irwin & Co.,
Union, Texas, is in the city making
purchases Of supplies.
E. Chamberlain, wife and children,
of New York, are quartered at the
Menger for a short time.
Harry S. Jacobs, a we'll known
travelling salesman, is in the city
from Chicago, and stops at the Men
ger.
Mr.. A. n. Tanner, general manager
of the Pacific division of the Southern
Pacific railroad, passed through the
city yesterday in his private car on
his way home from New York to San
Francisco.
Mr.. D. Meyer, a gentleman frona
Grand Lake, Ark, and Monroe, La,
was in the city yesterday, en- route to
Laredo, where he has accepted a mer-
camille position. He met many old
friends here, and is quite pleased with
our city, so much that be intends Wis
iting US often.
Mrs. s. r. Ingersoll, sister to Harry
Hines. arrived in the city yesterday
from Detroit, on a visit and is stop
ping at Mr.. J. II. Rea's. Mrs. Inger
soil will remain in our city for the
winter.
Advertising is an art pTaCtiCed Oy
many and understood by few. Print
arsJ Ink a weekly journal publish &c
in New York, indicates how, wher
and where to advertise, how to write
an advertisement, how 10 display one
what newspapers to use, how muct
money to eXpend-in face DISCOURSE
on every point admitting profitable
discussion. Subscription price 81
year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
lntereS sting,

Being overstocked on fine black
dress goods we offer for this week
only, to reduce stock, our entire line,
consisting of cashmeres, henriettas,
alpacas, serges, etc, at reduction OF
20 per cent from regular prices. AS
these goods were marked low it will
be very advantageous to buy from us
pow. JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Alamo Register,

A. P. Burbank, New York; David
Pearson Jr. New York: Ella Baker,
Denver; w. n. Carter, San Francisco;
Mrs. f. A. Menheisson, Chicago;
Miss. A. Menhelsson, Chicago; S. b.
Garrett, GAINESVILLE; Paul Fromnenz,
San Francisco; J. H. McLarty and
wife Kennuson.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01
Ewes Tested

by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody.
Also, watches and Jewelry repaired;
all at lowest figures.
OTTO BLUMENTHAL's,
24l Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-01

Turkish and Vapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-17-tf