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Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

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Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

WANTED-A GOOD BOY FROM "A
w to 10 years of age, who can read
manuscript; to learn tho printing busi-
ness. mJl 0tt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

w ANTED.-A WHITE GIRL FOR
Nv general housework. Apply ~ rs
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03

=" HIGHEST CASH
w price paid for secondhand iurni-
ture, stoves. clothing, otc.. At 2lf West
Front street. +. II. CAHOON.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-03
Wants.

mANfED-wlEN 0EWINO MA
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please cali ht No. 0oi Shipley stfSss, b.
forc you trade your machine. You VIII
cave from $50 TO go by having your old
machine repaired. Caflj promptly At
LII. PENroN,
all No. 6o2 shipicy u.
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ben uabne ISaunb"; men bpis De life tier, bliuer is
Bet mooiatte."
WeOens GrpeoitiOnens StiGbne bIeu Sreftet paa
Matten peo 6Ioobreboen, Tom en- Iiosu SOno meS to
WtanO roenoe ira 6piten ligeoperfor. StanIep talbte
paa en- Colt o9 ~paaIa9pe BAN at tale roig meS 6~oItene
os bece Dem ON 0iGlp til at brinse grpeOitionen oper
til SucrfartiteSet.
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er Senner. Si snitsr at irtte oper 6loben. 8rins os
8anoer ps fGrs os ouer til ben anben Sreo, oa nj nil
siue Gper iuert mango MiusIiuser os Glasperler.~
"9uem sr 81"
"gi CT @anspanasr."
~Sporira Ommer 81"
"6ra 9ianswe."
"@b, s er gSaiambiel@ *)
"glei, ri bar en- bpip @anS meb os iom slnfprsr,
90 ban sr ucnIis."
"Dpis Fan pI fylbe hin &ano mec Wusliuoer, iaa
nil ies saa Os iise @eniaerus beroper, at 8 snifer at
lette opsr 6loben."
~Saa meset fan ri life spe big, men nj plI betaIe
ii MuSIinser for buer Mano."
"Si ~iorIan9er tuienSe Stptter for buer ManS.
eler s itaI aIeri9 TONNE ppsr 6Ioeen."
y Naiambie er ct G8euapu paa be bsberIte gnoIinaer.
iom nnsS en- arabiii Bandit. Sspbius Spiblsn forstaaer
Nspertog opbt alritas SuSre. Napnet par ilenh: oa
trpstet SOS StraEoboerne fbeu be morSerilfs tlSpluus
%prinSstos, iom SanSits S%spbiussn Iltasamoio bapSe
sGren a.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
268

266
StonIen paa Miatteu % op6so al lin Tetalenbe0 for at
faa StanIcp til q: %uiitaa ira bette Sppeitptfe. Dc uOs
maIeoe for BAN ale DC 8onlfeiisbeNsr, ban gif impbe,
os ipCrcbe life paa SucrOriuelisr % iiGrfe 6arper. De
taIte ON SanoiaIo, Sannibaler os ~trigerife Stannner
oIu. De iptrptte i'm bybc Gorast for iliss WfenneIter
lom WanspGnaerne, Der snsans bapoe paret Slausr,
o9 notaIte Jig rinsasteuce ON bereS Noo. gSanspas
naerne, DC S~tatfarer, ifuIoe lite beliobe en- eneite Spo,
bperten Srofab sar Wiob, Bperfen Gensiuenbeo eller
&a~tnemmsIisBsS, % for at siSre 8prSen belto tnngere
for BAN, pr~oietereoe be, at Der life oar Spsr9smaal ON
auSet, enb at 0eben uiIbs bIius GnSen paa bans buns
briitise gouetptte.
"llStal Gem life pibere, GippusTib, a aibreo Stans
leg bam. "Se, JON belle 0srss Gin bar reiit ON %
bepeset Dem miSt bIanot SIausr, bar enbna life IGrt,
at Der Iisser nOset sOot etbusrt MenneitsS Sierte, iom
Sub bar itabt? Site ale Wennsifer CT fable faa ilette,
iOm DC flyer. Gbi CUB er sOS, % ban bar itabt aae
Wternelter. Seq bar nsie ~iasttaset mine To!tI ls9 tlens
ser benz os bar ltuSeret Ssrss SinS % @Gisn. Oct ftal
pGre min Spsaue at IOtte irem Os ubpitle aae CODE
GssnItabsr hos BEN, meSens ri leuer iammen, 90 ben
enstc ristiSe MiaaSe beltaar bcri, at man ieIu er soS %
penlis iu,o6 benz; tbi fun oct @obe brin9er bet gpoe
hos gubrs frem for 9piet. Suis De paa nossa MtaaSe
i~tatter nit yenItab % baater at ia Yense al mig, iaa
II title! 0aS intet Grpstsns Orb bsrss ouerior mine
6eu, taa pi leg, naar ri Files fra Gem. siOrs nit
Wapn nlor9lemnslist. SperIor Gem os cperIor ale,
ion CT mine Sennes, ri! jes uars "ben bpips Maub, meS
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
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utl s binoe mig % ilGbe mig tilbase nteb Ma9t2 Gal,
arabere! Sucr er mine uuse WiGnb ueS eeuebisrteue?
Gal, @anspana, os pS mig benz al GSer, iom piI uOps
at islge mig!"
Sa iprdng SaaOforeren llIeSi op, lob ben til Stans
Iep u9 O~miatteOe bans Suasr ~tnGlenpe: "Se paa mia,
min 9erre cs @ieiter! Seq er en-! Seq uit ipIss Dig
Iise inO 0pOenl"
"Ss ies ogiaa!" raabte 9atidetl6e.
seq o9iOa! Seq osiaa!" raabtes Der ira oct
Stso, bppr gaaosnanoitabet par iamlct.
"Set er sOptl" iu9oe StuuIsp beueaet. Seq
Uibite, at ies bOpNs Ssnner. s, ION tiGtt bar uaIst
ben 700 at saa neb mig, fiji Gbsr op paa benne She
os Lao mig tells Gper!" Oct par 38! 95 berimoS FOB
title uosn al male ct Orb.
Seq bar not mep Gber, penote Stanlsp ia til
fin lille g'ruppe. "SeIp blot meb Cher, mine Senner,
pl iss naa %>apet. Ntu ri bar Gib SpcrIob enonu.
Si bar enSnu life tomyci pore 6auocr. 81 bar enenu
itte itiIt uS ira araberus. Gi9 bar submn Ell lana StrGts
ming OF reiie iammen meO Sippu:lib, maalfe Tan nj oe.
iaa trGiie paa soOe Meuneiter, Der CT ~tilbpisIias til at
iGISe Os Sanoer, ps til ben 2iO, Su ri tassr giteS msS
araberne, oil, tGnter ies, be fem Os nitti, iom sr buuee
Tor at sua nsS os, lite laoe fine 9rp6rs % fine Serrer
os bptSs Srsore bragg uIene nsO ab 6lobeu. SOrIsbjs
flyer is eosr, mine geaner, bierttIis Sat. % is fat
lite sIemme goers %9idpas!"
6OrIamIinssn opISiir zig, 90 bpsr Git tilbase til lin
@jsrnins.
2ippu'Sib % nOsIs andre grabere iatts ia ben til
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

"llastst beurs Strsm nu CT iaa flor, iaa breS GA
faa bpb, ian bar bog biOtiI iussn tran9t irem ajennsm
ben fore Stratning, iom Iis9er utslem bette Ste0 pa
6aUst, bpOr pore buibe gsuner Dor. ga buorfor, mine
Ssnnsr? 6oroi bet por bsitittst at uSisrs bsnue
Gambling ~fpritl"
%, nsi! mel! nei!" raubts mango at 3ilbprerne
o9 rglises ~mtsmcois paa 6oueOet.
"Sa, ~iOrtiuite StanIep meS baust Stemme, "iea
Tiger SSer, mine Senner, fra gsrSeus gsspnpelie al GA
tnotl osnne Dag r bet gent til os at ~iulbfsre bette.
Set er Dor Spsuus Os in9.u glnbsns. Oct er Stiab.
mems Stsmme! Den snsits Cub bar f%OreItrsuet, at /
bette Var itOI Strsmnten blipe eiort betjsnot fin iuIbs
san9os! SipiI lite iou Here l~lritoue at tiampe os iaien.
mem, in9en Gut os Slossr itul bsres mere; t~nuaenos
wierte ul aISris mere om9iue os. 81 oil tuas por Gil.
fnst til GIOosn Os bOIoe fat pso 6IoOen. Gnonu ibaa
taI min Saab bIipe iut ub pua 6lOSen Oa itaI lite iors
lOSe ben isisn, iOrsnO jes bar iulOsnbt nit gert. Oct
iUGr9a iesl
@9Srsr M, 8 B0nswana! :, ipm bibtil bar IeSs
iosst mig, 3, iOm bar OmieIet apiterns peb ben fore
% meo mig 3, Der bar iuIst mig, Tom Born fsIosr fin
UaOsr, slenneln nujOrp Os nsO til rOl6ibIdi Ga Serira
mo bette %ijerns, piiOs euuO, pil s uirtslia ioriaSe mia
DsrY StaI i9 bragg aIene pibsre meo min buibe gros
paf Sl 3 saa ilbase os f%OrtalIs mine genner, at q
bar lorlaet mig Der bette NiIOnis os ~oueraiuet mia ill
Sslsernss sss, iorai is Der ital oaa Gsbsu imsbe Z
eusr pI J, mob b0em is bar parst iaa ueulis o. aob.
poem Ifg bdF lltet, lom les DiIos eIitst nine ssne Born,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
27O

"Men, SrOOer, bet sr 10 altfor meset! geIan, ri
ul give big type W%iuSIin9er for buer Mianb."
"o5tte ior Gitucnoe, 9roSer. 81 ul albeIes fife,
at $ itol iGtte oper. @aa tiI6ose, @aiambie, S er
iIemme! gSaiambic er ilem, IIem. fem! Gtrcnmen ct
opb, WaI0mbie! bigger tiIba9e, gsaIambie! s ct
femme femme! Strpnmen er bpb, &aiambie, 8 bar
in9en Sin9er, &~Saiambie! Gaa biem i9ien, @aiam6ie!"
Soet DC latte aanoen geuG9sIie, iitenlts DC Ell
nib, ~u3p8seIis Gang. "llb-iu, ub-iu-iu-iu!"
Hang bet ira Sanoeu, os "ub-ju, ub-ju-in-iu!"
ipareOs 9%unorsber al Stsmmer opcr fro BEN mOblatte
Sibe.
"0et er 6rissifris! F" ubbroS GoIfen ~ouerraIfss.
"Sosie!" bruiebe Stanley ub. "9Gr bog inseu
giar. SpiIten @runO til Sris i~oreIisger Der?
"0isie gilbe bsbDUer in9en @runb Sc cp lite fort
anbst eno piIoe Syr."
"SnSen TO elmer ital jes bspiie Big, at bu bar
llret, " ipareoe StanIep.
"Saop Iliee, iout M par fat iamncr, ifopct no
/ 6tOSen, billet Of @ausuonaernes giiaIbsraab, Sa ben
after pilte fig fit ~naturIise Clement.
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Iep, Sippu:Sib, no9Ie andre arabere iamt Solten flea /
Saaoer. &e roche en- baIu Cine opaS 5loben oa reite
psrpaa tuerS ppsr til en- IiOen 9, fom laa mibt / Strprns
men. 'oerira tunbe man operie &pitsn paa ben anben
SiSe. SreSipe Sanoer par sjort ioit til eanS, 90 runot
ON Sisie Triangle Der fig frsu en- 9QasIe N~leuneItsr, lom
rettsoe lin bele Spmertiomteo mob SaaSen.
GorsistsS.)
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

Relief Agent Norman, of the South
ern Pacific, is in the city.
Conductor Peter Valley, of the
Southern Pacific, has gone on a leave
of absence.
A. ". Earnest, general passenger
and freight agent OF the Rio Grande
and Eagle Pass railway, is in the
city.
Dispatcher Douglas, of the Sunset,
Is on his way home from his leave Of
absence.
The Southern Pacific has just COM
pleted extensive works in the Eller-
ton bottom where the road crosses
the Colorado river. These works
consisted OF raising the track above
the level of future rises in that river.
Seven hundred feet OF trestle work
were put in, of a style called gravel
bridges" gravel foot in thickness
being laid on a platform supported by
the trestle, the ties being laid in the
gravel. This lessons chances of fire
from the engine and gives greater
and is so much in favor with the
DTIuSo Guy luctIs tudG bI6 luuONdllOu
will be extended to all the other
bridges as fast as they need renewing.
Telegraphic advices received yes
terday announce the fact that the
Chicago rate meeting has turned out
tremendously and that the represen-
tatives of the Texas roads had sue
ceeded in protecting the interests of
Texas cities. 1t is announced that all
rates In effect before the 1st of July
are to be restored on the 1st of Sep
TENDER. The W ar came in the nick of
time to allow the merchants to ship
their stocks of fall goods, and they
will profit great deal thereby. The
comparatively low rates that now pre-
vail still affords opportunity to
merchants.
The Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany have filed an application in
Judge Kings court for the removal
of the receivers of the Arkansas Pass.
The grounds of the petition could not
be learned, as the attorneys had the
papers. The matter will come up be-
fore the federal court.
The passenger department of the
Arkansas Pass will send out the Fair
posters to every station on their line.
Maximum rates of S. have been
made for the republican convention
by most of the Texas roads.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
J. \. Groesbeck to San Antonio
Real Estate exchange, lot on Dwyer
avenue, $500.
Mrs. M. B. Murphy to T. w. Mil
burn and wife, lots q and %, city lot
1, on Omaha street, 81, $50.
w. P. and Pauline Baugh to VIM.
VIII. lot 5, block B, on Austin street,
81, 200.
L. A. and H. A. He'll to Chas.
Graebner, lots l, 2, 8, block Is, Cibolo
street, 81 500.
Sam Maverick to Mrs. F. A. Lips
comb, lots l, 2, 8, block 5, city lot 20,
81, 275.
Sarah Kelly and others TO c. Col
Inns, lot corner Marshall and North
Flores streets, $500.
West End Company to w. r. A ID.
Yarbrough, lot so, block 10, Ashbury
Place, $3.50.
Mary J. owen to Thos. and Melinda
Johnson, lot 4S, block 13l, west of
Alazan creek, $500.
Annie Wallace to Geo w. Spangler,
lot on Hildalgo street, block 4, city
lot "a, $50.
Chas. M.Lawson to Annie Wallace,
lot on Hildago street, 1915.
West End Co. to Trustees of Paine
Methodist church, lots l, and 2, block
46, West End, 81.
Homestead Land and Improve
ment Company to West End Street
Car Company, lots 6, and Is, block 6;
lot s, block II; lot 8. block II; lot Is,
block Is; and lots l, and S, block 3; for
81.
II. I. Vance to Walter Richar ds,
lots and s, part of 8, on Macon
street, $3.50.
West End Co. to w. C. Price. lots
30, and 80, block Is, West End, $40.
Herman and Johanna Wlatf to F.
Kerble, lots !, 2, 3, 4, block 10, West
End, $4,000.
Ferd Schneider, by sheriff, to H. E.
Werner, interest in lot 10, block AZ, Oh
Oak street, 5000.
F. r. and NJ. f. Lubbock to Thos.
Goggan & Bro, lot II, block 3, Lub-
buck street, $3.50.
Cesario Bargas and wife to Oscar
Reichelt lot 2, block 4, Polaris street,
1925.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

Following are the most recent
Filings of new cases in the 45th district
court:
San Antonio Brewing association
VS.. Sam Rose, appeal from justice
court.
Margarita Chavez VS.. Francisco
MARTINEZ Cantu, appeal from justice
court.
Eugene Dooley VS.. Francisco Vogel,
appeal from justice court.
The Meyers and Henry Shoe COM
pany VS.. Luchese Bros, for debt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
Alamo Pilgrims.

August 1S.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox,
Lucy Fox, Sophia Fox, Galveston; NJ.
H. apd John c. McLemore, Waco
Della Williams, Palestine; Robert P.
Saur, st. Louis; r. P. Guajardo, Sal.
tillo, Mexico; J. r. Flores, Saltillo; n
Rhine, Fred Rhine, San Francisco; S
A. Rhine, Bonham; A. V. and Mrs
H. A. Lovelin, Wichita Falls, Tex.
John H. Houghton, Austin; J. E.
Cooper, Greenville; NJ. J. Loughrey
Fort Worth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
4 HEAVY BAIL.
Smith, the Slayer of Small, Placed
Under $1,000 Bond.

Smith. the Slayer of Small, Placed
Under $1,000 Bond.
Thomas Smith, the night watch
man at the Southern Pacific railroad
machine shops, who the other day in
fiicted on Tom Small a machin-
ist, wounds from which he after
ward expired, made application this
morning before Judge King, and was
given a hearing, The state was rep
resented by County Attorney Bart
J. De Witt, in the absence of District
Attorney George Paschal, the de-
PENDANT being represented by Tom
Shields. No new evidence was intro
duced and Judge King after hearing
the evidence and argument decided
that it was bailable case and fixed
the bond at 81 900. Smith is an old
citizen and may be able to give the
bal, required.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
Mr.. Pegg's Excuse.

Mr.. John Pegg, who got after the
dry goods clerk, J. B. Martin, last
week with a shot gun, requests the
LIGHT to state that the direct cause
of the trouble arose through Martin
maliciously sIandering his (Pegg's)
wife and daughters. He does not de-
ny the shooting, but pleads justifica-
ton. The story of the delinquent
board bill being the cause, is totally
untrue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
Street Car Men Arrested.

This morning before the recorder
Messrs. H. L. Berg. of the West End
Electric car line, and J. w. Greer. OF
the San Antonio Electric car line,
were charged with violating the side
walk ordinance by leaving the holes
for the electric wire poles along the
sidewalks uncovered. Mr.. Greer was
fined and Mr.. Berg's case was con.
tinuad
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
PERSONAL NOTES.


c. S. Rogers and wife, of Denison,
are in the city.
Mr.. Ed. Seng left yesterday to
spend few days resting at Rockport.
Chief of Police Jordan, of Calves
ton, is in the city today.
Mr.. ]. f. Muegge has returned from
a trip to Houston.
A. L. Barnette and wife are in town
from Kerrville.
J.B. Henderson, q prominent law
yer, of Tyler, was among yesterdays
arrivals.
Emil Nordheim, of Seguin, is in
town today.
J.Dayres is in the city, hailing from
Fort Worth.
Chas. H. Flato and son, OF Sinner,
were among yesterdays arrivals.
W. II. Fountain, citizen of Pleas
anton, is looking at our town today.
Mr.. Frank Seffel, of st. Louis, ar
rived yesterday.
j. A. Allen, a citizen of Corsicana, is
in the city.
J. M. Kilgore, is stopping in town
today, from Hondo City.
B. F. Adams, justice of the peace at
Maria, is in town.
Mrs. Virginia Bennett, of this city,
has returned from st. Louis.
DIR. F. NJ. Hicks has returned from
Kerrville.
Miss Bertha Rosy is taking few
weeks vaca zion.
Mr.. VIM. Seng has returned from
Galveston.
J. NJ. Deane, district attorney of
his wife.
j. Olsen, Jr., of this city. has left
on a business trip to Northern
Texas.
Mr.. J. R. Gordon has returned from
a trip of inspection of his buildings
over the state.
Robert G. Stuart and daughter,
Miss Ethel, of Galveston, are in the
city.
Mr.. T. w. Mullaly has been indis-
posed for the past two days but today
is much improved.
Prof. NJ. G.. Alexander goes to the
country this afternoon for weeks
rest in the mountains.
Walter Nolte, a prominent Seguin
citizen, is among the numerous visit
.Ors to-day.
Ed Junkins, prescription clerk at
the City Drug store, has returned
from a two weeks vacation at Rock
port and Corpus.
S. Gratz, a well-known Meerschaum
pipe drummer, of New York, is in
town today.
c. A. Skidmore, T. L. Wilson and
Albert Praeger, are in town today,
from Beeville.
Mrs. Major Gordon is in Virginia
and writes that she is enjoying ex-
cellent health. Her sons wife, Mrs.
J. R. Gordon, shortly leaves to join
her.
The Rev. A. Moore leaves the city
this af ternOon for Warrin's Ford, on
the S. A. and A. ?. railway, where
he will spend week recruiting his
failing health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Wells and
daughter, arrived yesterday from
Coleman, on their way to Corpus
Christi.
Mr.. Louis J. Wilt, OF New Orleans,
left for Dallas yesterday, after hav-
ing secured the contract for the fire.
works during the coming fair. He is
the only manufacturer of fireworks in
the southern states. He returns dur
ing the fair and will personally su-
pertntend our pyrOtechnic display.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
Big Jaw Cattle.

The case before mentioned in the
LIGHT, of the seven teen head of cattle
affected with big jaw being sold to
Butcher Ruhnke, and condemned,
came up before Justice Heron today,
Messrs. InschO, Smith and Redmon
having brought suit against Mr.. A.
Ruhnke for the price of the cattle.
The case was continued until tomor-
row
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
Drowned Dead

Harry Falls, one of the oldest rail-
way brakemen in the country, en-
ployed on the Arkansas Pass railway,
dropped dead yesterday from heart
disease, while standing on the depot
platform at Skidmore.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

Mr.. F. o. De'Hymel returned
Sunday from a surveying trip into
AtascOsa county, found fine s pound
boy, from Sunday, awaiting him.
He has been named Cara Dewitt
DeHymel, and already calls county
attorney Bart Dewitt "UnCle."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
For Assault.

Andrew Spikes, colored, has been
arrested charged with assault on
Louisiana Fisher. a colored woman
of i'll repute, living west of the San
Pedro 1t is stated he took her out
last night in hack and beat her ter
ribly. and then later in the night beat
her again and used knife on her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

The San Antonio Mechanics and
Workingmens' Union will hold a
meeting tonight to consider the
serious question, to them, whether or
not they shall disband the organiza-
tiOn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

Died last night at o'clock, Mrs.
Victoria Ashley, at 227 Seventh
street, from which place the funeral
will occur this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

Clerk Wanted at 224 East Hous-
ton street. Must speak German and
Spanish, age twenty to twenty-five.
References required. S-19-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19
TO BUILD A RAILROAD.

From Galveston to San Antonio by a
Stock Company
Captain Bill Davis, of Galveston,
formerly of San Antonio, is in the
city, interesting several prominent
citizens in the project to extend the
Galveston Western, popularity called
the "Susie" road, from Galveston
island to San Antonio, through Con-
zales, Wharton and other counties.
So far he has met with great success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

s~ Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Fine pocket-knives, carving sets,
Rogers Razors and Emerson Razor
strops. Our guarantee with these
goods. 72S If BELL BROS.
Edr Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the international and
Great Northern depot. If
Field glasses, opera glasses, mag
nifiers, and pocket lenses, patent
shaving mirrors and burning glasser,
Bell Bros. 7-28-tf
-Home-seekers or spectators will
find it to their advantage to call on
John T. Hambleton & Co. 4-l6-tf
For stiffness and soreness Of the muscles
and Joints of the body. rheumatism and neu-
ragia nothing equals Salvation Oil Price
% cents. I-3O-6t
-S40O. Medina, Pa. Military Acad-
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culars free. .S-5-2m
-IfyOu want to buy or sell proper
ty call on John T. Hambleton & Co.
Three fine lots on Government Heights
for sale, cheap. Apply to T. Il. Johnson,
at LIGHT Office. Stiff.
Hdr Bear in mind that Frank J
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

For stiffness and s)reness Of the muscles
and Joints of the body. rheumatism and neu-
ragia nothing equals Salvation Oh. Price
% cents. 80 ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

Three fine lots on Government Heights
for sale, cheap. Apply to T. Il. Johnson,
at LIGHT office. Stiff.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-08-19

-Ifyou'want to buy or sell proper
ty call on John T. Hambleton & Co.
The advocate., 1890-08-13
j. b. DOUGLASS,
Hoosier Valley, No. 444.
Crestllne, Kan, July "a.
THE TARIFF ON COAL.

The telegraph this morning brings the
statement that "throughout the ArlSan-
sas valley the thermometer stood Mt t04
degrees, and that with the drought that
prevailed the corn crop was ruined" 1t
winds up by saying; THE farmers are
very Respondent, but much of last years
corn crop has not been sold and they UM
not be UithOut fUe"
AT the same time have before me the
pending tariff bill which has passed the
House, and in it | find this; "Coal,
bituminous and shale, 10 cents per ton
Of twenty-eight bushels, eighty pounds
to the bushel. Coal, slack or culm, such
as will pass through n half inch screen,
80 cents per ton" etc.
Now when it is borne in mind that we
possess half of all the coal fields in the
world, and that 1t is much easier mined
here than In Europe, as here 1t is in
many places dug out of the hill sides
and in others is but short distance be-
low the surface, while in Europe it is
thousands of feet below the surface, the
veins in some instances being worked
under the sea, as IN Great Britain, it is
difficult 10 see why our coal needs pro-
lection. Why should farmers be COM