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The Potomac Literary Society,

The first meeting Of the season of 1912 OF
the Potomac Literary Club was held last night
in Mrs. l. R. Morrelrs studio. SO4 street
northwest, the president, DR.. d. s. Lamb, in
the chair. Prof L. R. Klemm Of the bureau
of education read An interesting paper on THE
Training Of Youth" and "A Model School" The
miscellaneous program included piano solos by
Miss Oracle Menchine and Miss Emma Morris
Rotations by Mrs. DIR. H. E. Leach. vocal solos
by Mr.. c. F. Crosby and Miss Bertha Bartels
with Mr.. Crosby and Miss Menchine a. accom-
panists.
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Three Wills Filed.

The will Of the late Oliver Dufour, dated
September 6, 1888, has been fled. He be-
quesths all his estate TO his wife and expresses
q wish that the money due from the Odd Fell
lows be used in the payment for . monument
over his body. His two sons. DR.. John F. R.
Dufour and Clarence r. Dufour, are named
executors.
The will Of the late Mary Frances Ward wife
Of Robt. Ward, was filed today. She leaves her
husband during his life and until he REMARKED
her house and lot, furniture, &C., dot 8. square
AL, and upon his death or remarriage this
will go to her daughter, Martha Josephine
Ward, on condition that her niece, Josephine
Williams, shall have home there should abe
desire. Her husband is named as executor.
| filed today. After the payment Of deb &c.
all his estate is bequeathed to Ursula Weser foi
life. and at her death to her sister, ARne.
| Schrepler, who 10 named executrix. =
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FOR RFNT-HOTSES.

EOK RENT-3il3 \ 81, MIST WNSHINGTON-
neN ll-rooin or1ck all modern improvements. in.
stotln< speaking tubeS. eleCtrlc tells,
SOB ~ per month. Possession TO be grNen December
!. vi. House can be INSPECTED daily after II a m
sITy OF addrtSs e n flChLlNo. 1864 ira ;: O;i Ian
t'ok RENr-oR LEASE Fok ONE, TWO or
\ three years. go per month: llel jth =. "A VI :.
handsome new private residence arfsiically punnsd
40 nnls ed st1ius alone terraced grounds. lOr
rehlS anu iAsie;uiN pspcred and Decorated re-
Selnion hALi t.xh ceilings. nrrp.Accs and lossaa
n.nasoilety tleG - Windows. II looking sSuth fne
meMs' Conservatory bath room. with hot and odd
800 .h1 ehcelent Plumbing; two cellars. cefent
noOts' oeAntu home tor private family. no r-pf-
hs o. rooms or bosrdinS rsrnitied ley nsni door
a -. =, sS,n 81 n " Apply ~ owner Mrs SARA A
SrLNcEh. spenceran College once. 9Th and b
oclO.arn
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LOh KENT.
= a302 2lst st nv, sr s1oo Once rooms Lennon.
tt3 t0S 81 NV Sr,. 40 Office rooms AGA La ave.
Bs snDsw r r!S Mssiey g l4g7 St me- Il
20 "a st, T.-.-...24. 30 y Bladensburg road r . 8
aoIo.M z. L BANES, 700 18th ST.
k'oR RENT-THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE (To
private family 2ll East Capitol St. adjacent TO
new library building; fourteen rooms. handsomely
ape;ea and decorated new sanitary plumbing and
neatihg: superb house; e&3. go without stable
Apply Room IL. Atlantic building. j. 5. JORDAN
Ne1eIel Axent. noIo-3t'
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FOR RENT.HOUSES.

LoR RENr-aioi ST. NJ NINE ROOMS am
IT.5 hath: all modern mpr0vem'a''; eos ayJty %
+ eight rooms, bsns BEsT PART Of i:sS e. iA w
b sARs chance; cannot b seen before oRn
90 ~ T. ave. ;sss g eo5 ave; O. =. sle %
IIe IE,s' 1T 2s3 stable rsA5 2ioS Ps ave- 70
9l3! i. s. and store $40 800 Gales s. u
i ifis a store. & III s ..h 81 g
.4l X, 5r and store. m l. !; Is, 3tsh tir W. < = L. -
LIZ iJil: - 3 IS s.s le 8. -:
IA si.s g. mi 8 s ,sh A n. e.. 3
sg s Mass ave e. 0r mi e .los Jr. L. y
iols ts, ioi 80 20 c 5saT ave Isi IL
1854 Ion. 81 store q s ip ave- Dr. " 10 $
sSs t Ne g S ~ w,iss, & "a
NiSG -. =. q: aS .ios fars' Or. ~....-s
WEST WASHINGTON
sis i s. q g $s sIs rs e e
noll - lS05 pennsyivania ave NV.
Tor RENT-I5l5 RHODE ISLAND AVE: FINE
Is iasa @
1ss b s5SSras1a ST SO; ,sEyEN ROOMS
EOR RENT-coNvENIENT HOUSE OF TWELVE
rooms slssant wall paper open arepiaces, al mod
d.nw- II.
FOR RENT-FURNISHEn 10 GRANT PLACE:
n,. WE'VE rooms sanitary plumbing. south front
S Il fasG i s PefI H &. Pc
FOR RENT-FURNIsHFD. FINE DOUBLE HOUSE
In n LARGE parlors and dining room especially
ER sPP.sG 70 Lag. en1ss,inns large stable B ROB
FOB RENT-UNFURNIsHED, VERY DEsIR-
, AID n
EoR RENT-HOUsE OF FIVE UNFURNIsHep
s.; r. rooms and bath. Apply at DRUG STORE. cor
For RENT-HANpsoMELY FURNISHED 1870
= ST. NV, near Conn. ave. Ia rooms and = bath
ESSns; SOS Per month Apply to W. c. NORRIS.
FOR bENT-l453 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. A
hath. DRESSING room. speaking tubes. call bells and
every neYo pSa- imp BARNES s ", =
lOR RENT.To A GOOD TENANT. CHEAP, SIX
\ rooms bath; cellar water. gas. &c. in good
EQR kENT--s2O.5o PER MONTH; CORNER
-, = house south front; 9 rooms and Lath parking.
sex and sh9p6s P1rk place and lth
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME AND CoMMoDIoCs
y dwelling house. 222 North Capitol St. containing
sono aS0s sp Isesny rssaTed and Rp5 in Tsteass
nv. '' y oA'' a. - mol natost.
FOR RENT-NEW BRICK; lie DRoTT PARK;
rooms cellar and bath as
nolO-3t VI. l. HOPKINS Co. i4ao st.
FOR kENT.HoUsE .7l6 10Th ST. NV, JUST
finished. with all modern convenience eight room,
and cellar Apply 20 4. A. WILSON corner 9TH st.
eao -. ave, uolO-3t
For RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FUR. CORNER
mouse near Franklin Square: southern and western
exposure Only sl.2UO Tor the season JOHN Z.
DE-ALL. lo-l 81 nol0-St
Tor RENT-DwELLING HOUSE. Pro NJ ST. \.
100 '''H'' H00 THIS HHp: Z. " %R az aGSafa
noIO-N VIZ z st Nv.
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THE GREAT BUTCHER Plant" viii be cx
Libited at the chrysanthsmum show, Light
Infantry Hall
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Efon hhNT-bX THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN.
heal Estate Broker, va D 1t. a. v.


NORTHWEST.
505 Al St nufur)l2r. 81 15 l2a4 II sine. 6r $50
1873 fave. sr q s IN St. ~, ilr: IL
lssis y ave- fur Ban. court. Is
" ave: 4 to S Fl ne Or i
sS5 81 IS sn sss. si ~. TssmpsiS s,
So Ia st. q ldp FISH s ST. so1 4s
j4la "a ave, st. 10 10
ISL ia,h St. So So a q n st. 20
st. $ ssi Fe lsn pls St g. g
OFFICES.
933 st. rooms l, Q, 3. Central buildc IN, 20 sIO
as, "a noor; a. $50 annton buildg, room
basement front 90 Gpnton buiids. room
4es L lth door. :. GanCn building. room nov
Central bmidinS room Central 6ud9 rI il 70
y ~ 70 Grnton bulldog, room
s' 8, and s. -. % aunton building.
ore 0.cr room as Ia sys fSns room
Vernon row, I'm 20 is An floor. .o. 6
~ ana 81. ........l5l Sd foor..... 5
The above is only portion of the property my
.nd nS Sr at T Iss ssasS
Tor RENT-34O PA l34s Wailach St. 7r ESQ. 90
isi SIS i {. i. g. lits B 3;
no9-3t RUST HUNGERFoRD, ga 18th st.
FOR RENT-REAR OF 1913 18TH ST.. BET. K
IN sSfI
18th and + NV. no9-:,t
EOR RENT NEW HOUSE FURNIsHED-I4
Apply s. DESsuR III fSnn
Z mod imp, nicely papered wide parking: handy to
.1a sRo oS ley At go
FOR RENT.EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE
Z, lot; sTE 18th and Park ave- NV $50 month. +.
EOR RENT-DURING SESSION OF CONGRFsSE-
II resi-
Pleasantly between l4th and 18th sts. II rooms with
month aT'
EoR RENT-sY r. g. H0LIzMAN. REAL Es.
III saan st S pss .a ss lss nv
is1G NV 40 n %s. Sr:::::.::: g
Us ave "s NV Iir: 8 Issl ta 5sh n sw
S g. III a 81 nS is = Sc ave.
Mas. ave and ThOm's ..oo Nd Nd ID. Or sl7s
S;;s we a :::' J.
1911 IS. . - S1ss.s. room. in sun
&c &c rom IS
STORES.
1920 Conn avs....... .s-5l 1924 Conn ave. as
STABLES.
1923 Conn ave (rear) So la95 H st trear,. 500
si nos & HoITzaAS.o IL iess s AND 81.
EoR PENTHOUSE 1905 Q ST. NV. n nOOMs
l. bath. pantry and all III l. in beat condition. In.
Qoife text door. l0O4 Y 81 nosl3ts
EOR RENT FURNISHED COMPLETELY AND
Il hnndsoansly. that elegant corner resiceuce with
large stable, ~ East Capitol ST., near new bral
and Capitol: handsomely papered and decorated; new
sanitary plumbing; new heating; Il roons including
two baths and laundry; one OF the handsomest resi-
Ssnsss n r. b Ay At boom Is A.n!ie
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-AM MOST DEsIRABLY
Il located corner DWELLING: u rooms; all mod fmps
heated BY hot water has passenger elevator In ime
rented for the season q q very melerate 6gure.
netA6e TYLER kCTHkKFoRD. 1907 1t. NV.
LOB RENT.ls37 sEArON PLACE NV. SIX
els per month. OWNER. koom Is, sur u e. noSS-t
LOB RENT-BRIcK HOUSE; ROOMS; ALL
nog-3t LOUIS r sHUESIAKEk. aao Fn,v
EOR RENT UNFURNIsHED-A BEAUTIFUL
fropt reasonable rent Apply caxsiEs EARLY.
EOR RENT-AN ELEGANT BROWN-sTONE
Sl3 n. 9. ave. opsn; SIS per month; the cheapesf
rent In the city consaerng location and stye klso
fI;nished houss On s. u. ". e1U0. CRolssANT 4
elA0Onl. 0lO lltn %. q W no7-lm
LOB RENT-o6 90 PER MONTH, NEW 7-1OON
bricks N court nsar 12{h and g e. he.
ooS-4w 13S6 - M.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WyANTRD-BY COLORED WOMAN, POSITION
w do general housework In private family; good
references. Apply l20o 10th 1t. NV. IT.
nv ANTED-BY AN ENER0ETIC YOUNG MAN
w who been engaged IN the real estate bus ne S.
clerical position in an once can furnish recone,i-
dalton from last sSnpsoyer. Address n. p u. Star
office. IT.
WANTED-POsITiON IN HOTEL AS ASSIST.
ant room clerk o. bartender BY snxis settled
any part Of the south. Address @. H., Star once.
noIl-21s
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
nurses: essIssEs:s. men sSoks but.
ier.. SAMUEL A cooABs CO.. o27 10Th q. \. v.
Nv ANrEp-oo 70 DICKS x0KNcY FOR YOUR
w eoots. housemstds. nurses. hundrssses. kitchen
1stsrenessfrom lass smploSsss. 61S7thst nv. nile
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-Bl GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND TEN.
w yeaI-od daughter. two connecting well furnished
rooms in goc location in with good board; Will
Pay $l25 per month for good accommodaffons Ad-
dress Box -, Star office noIl-N
WANTED - UNfURNIsBED ROOM, CHEAP
w near between 18th and l4th. For low rent, pisno
and furniture cheap; will exchange use Of such for
room; fair arrangement can be made; state price
room. Address MAKTlN. Star office. IT.
WANTED-sUITE OF TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
w with adjoining unfinished room. OF 9TH ST.
board for four. Address c. H. NJ. star office noii 2s
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, NO chill
w dren. three communicating rooms, plan partly
furnished tor light housekeeping; central location;
terms not to exceed ID Address Box g. Sta ONCE l.
NNANTED-AT s25 PER MONTH-A COMFORT.
w able room with board near the Corcoran Art Gal
lery for lady artist references exchanged Address
u. 11OS ST. IT.
ANTED-HANDSOMELV FURNIsHEI FRONT
W room for gentleuan; properly heated and lighted;
hot bath when desied rent about La month perma
nent i suited. Add ess MtCAN BIER, star office
nol0-3t'
w ANTED- AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts OF city cheapest and plan
secure desirable rooners Established 1850; terms
moderate. SHACkLEFOR"S AGENCY. 427 11th st.
oC2Al2s
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-SITUA ATOMS.
WANTED--DY A GOOD MECHANICAL DRAFTS
T. 10 iosay
WANTED.BY a WHITE GIRL. a SITUATION
w As chamberInaid and waitress Cali at ll13 20ti
WANTED-BY DREssMAKER, A FEW I'm.
sas.a = ssiSr syss% SsalS ss.. So%s
s q & E
4l6 9TH St sw. no1l-:t'
WANTED-BY WHITE MAN AND WIFE. A
@ anS s..4 ae: sS!s
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE HITE GIL,
star
"A ANTED-BY A DREssMAKER. PLACE 10
and ssy dsy
WANTEp-BY YOUNG MAN 30 YEARS OLE
b.s II RoeS saarsss position whs5s he can make
best refert given Address B. l.. Star Office II:
INTERPRETATIONS BY A YOUNG GIRL IN
night good references cs at soii ofa a.i
WANTED = BY YOUNG MAN, EFFICIENT
nsd sna az
fTsts ssffSry Se;i reference Address JOSEPH H.
s c or s'f i.o 'E
WANTED : SITUATION AS COMPANION,
w lady's maid fsunly housekseper in city, or
travel, by widow. middle aged. CITY reference. Oh
lect good home. Apply at DICKS AGENCY. 6l3
WANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w woman. 9 place as chambermaid CT nurse. Please
Apply to 40 cd st. s.w no10-A'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A FRENCH LADY,
w with good reference and knowledge. French
teaeher companion or Roverness. Address FRENCH
WANTED-CITY INTELLIGENCEO FUR
nlshes competent servants to private families.
clerical applicants. D. sHACKLEFORE. AZ 18th
ct. n. ". oc1D-o1ts
WANTED-sITUATION BY YOUNG LADY OF
W good family. position companion to elderly
lacy or small children: sews nicely. Address HOPE.
Star office. nos1-3ts
INTERPRETATIONS AS BUTLER, PARLOR-
W maid or nurse by French couple three years and
halt experience best New York references from last
employer Address FRENCH. Star office. no93t.
WANTED--BY A WHITE WOMAN OF GOOD
w references, ohamberwork nursing in a good
family Address FOR days x. O.. Star office noa-t'
WANIED - SITUATIONS FOR FiREMEN,
w cooks, seamstresses, drivers chambermaids'
nurses, porters. kitchen hands, watchnien ladies'
maids; M charge to hotels and stores. BURNHAM'S.
1llO ST, II. W. moi ct
WANrED-A POSITION AS CASHIER AND
bookkeeper in a wholesale house: best OF refer
ences as - boLesfy Address ENERGETIC Star
office. uo3-Ims
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-FOR SIX MONTHS b. STRICTLY
w private family OF four adults a nicely furnished
house Of at least ten (1O rooms; west of 18th and
north OF Pennsylvanis ave rent not to exceed $lo
per month. Address Box % Star office. noll -4t'
WANTED-IO PURCHASE ON INsTALLMENT
w system frame dwelling with rooms and bath at
Mount Peasant Send full particulars. terms, &c, to
p. l.. star office. IT.
WANTED-SIX- ROOM HOUSE IN NV BET
w LIST and 9th and ID and NJ SITS. Send location and
description at once.to W. b. WATSON L CO.. 6:}1 G
ST. H. w no1l-2t
WANTEp-A HOUSE ANYWHERE IN THE
w city; have $500 cash and pay $50 per
month; will only treat with owners. Address DAY i,
Star office nolO-3:
WANTED-TO RENT. AT ONCE, HOUSE IN
w lie DrOit Park, with not less than u rooms rent
not to exceed $50. Address II. H. H.. Star office.
no9-:t'
WANTED-To PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE.
w and would exchange part payment fine bay
are young me carriage. two harness and road
cart balance cash. Address OWNER. 1914 n. W.
no9-3t'
WANTED-BY ". c., UNFINISHED HOUSE,
w or rooms Capitol Hill OF not far from Ebbitt
or Riggs Houses fashionable nexhborhood not neces-
St. Room 3. no9- ST.
WANTED : HOUSES FOR SALE IN THE
northwest section. Price from ~ 900 to $40. COO
quick sales.
no5-lw BARNES WEAVER. $40 st. NV
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Il bath all modern improvements: eos Apply on
premises. noii-5s-
EoR RENT-FuRNIsHED HOUSE OF SIX TO
eight rooms, being BEST PART Of l..sS Of. "a " !:
RARE chance; cannot b seen before 30 ,. m
"a
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opESIsa The QUESTION BOZ


oPrSIsa The QUESTION BOZ.
At II O'Clock Mr.. Torrey announced the time
had arrived for the discussion o. the questions
that had been placed in the question box. All
the delegates were invited to ask questions on
any subject upon which they wished to be en-
lightensd These questions covered q great
deal o; the ground occupied by the mission
work As rule they were answered by the
presiding officer, but sometimes the request
was written that some one delegate who was
particularly familiar with the subject inquired
about would answer, and sometimes Mr.. Torrey
would call upon some one In the audience 10
answer. The questions were for the most part
intensely practical and were calls for informa-
ton as to different phases of mission work.
At the expiration O! the time allotted to the
questions Mr.. Collins proposed series Of reso-
lutions expressing the hearty thanks Of the
convection 10 the local committee Of arrange
ments. to the pastors and officers of the Con-
gregational and the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. to the local press. to the railroads, to
the ianitor Of tbs church and 10 others.
These resolutions were passed unanimously
by a rising vote
Rev DIR. Berger of Cleveland, Ohio, extended
an invitation &c the delegates to hold the ne Ii
annual convention in that city.
Rev. d. Hamilton, president Of the Evan
geiicai Alliance Of Boston and vicinity invited
the convention to come there. and pointed GU,
humble, Of advantages that would accrue
from THEN coming there.
Mr.. y. Barclay Of Atlanta, Ga performed
like service for his city. The matter of the
tnai choice remained with tia governing com
mittee, but q tentative vote Of the delegate,
was taken, which showed a strong majority in
favor Of going TO Atlanta
The morning session closed at noon with tn,
beneeietiol, which was pronounced by Rev
Dr.. Hamilton.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
At Ills o'clock the delegates were received b,
the President at the White House, and at
the afternoon session began. The program 70
that and the evening session was a. follows,
200. Devotional service.
2:I5 The Christian Industrial and Technics
School for Young Men and Women, Rev. Davi'
Allen Reed. president School for Christian
Workers. Springfield, Mass.
500. Tent Work: Where and How to Do II
Rev. r A Torrey, Chicago, Ill.
3A5 The Faith Mission Of Scotland, ]. @
Goyan.
l.SQ Children's eyangelistic services con
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sHED.
S:3 L :; NV. l5r. SIS 30
LIZA Z II nv. IN. NJ "a
~ llth - NV, Ion. ~. :ei
9ls X - nv. llr "a 81
lGsS 10Th II NV. lar. ~ 80
SQl. . st nw. f2r.......s5
sulo u - NV. 9r. ......s5
Ky q st NV, l:sr.......ss
9l. = 81 NV. Ion. q,
.;s lsA 81 nv. Tor IS
lila 18th q nv. IT
l%S Isl ii iii' St NV. sr. -: :s9
sol X ~ NV. ~ anu ct. ~
GO 18th ., NV. Ut my
nOo 18th u NV. H......SO
Sth and NJ NV lBS 40
natsl, sr.-...-..........4O
lS24 18th o. nv. Sr......25
Jlo LIST % ne. 81, st h %
11lS q NJ NV. llr 4 sfora
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WANTED-LOTS.

ANTED--SMALLL LOT Al MOUNT PLEASANT
" GIVE full particulars OF location, size terms &c
h. l.. Star office. 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30
Art Social.

The Art Social for the benefit Of
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters,
last night at Col. HadIey's residence
on Mill street, drew out about $50
ladies and gentlemen. A jolly even
ing was spent. Among the games
played were several interesting ones,
such as bobbing for apples, a cake
walk, and guessing games.
Mr.. Heiligmann and Mrs. Sea brook
won first prize, in the cake walk, and
Mr.. Heilgmann also won first prize in
bObbing for apples.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30

"A full stock Of Luydies and
homeopathic medicines and physi-
cians' supplies, at Tips Il Siver-
thOrn's, druggists. 5:27 tt
Bear I'm .nind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North
ern depot. IF
Bear In mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumbert
at the International and Great North
ern depot.
Flowers of all kinds, and novel
ties in Hats, also Shirred Hats and
babies fine caps, at bottom prices at
Misses Kirchner's, 2S5 West Com.
merce street. sill II
". Lorra the tailor takes pleasure in
announcing the arrival of complete
stock of spring and summer goods and
asks his customers and friends to call and
examine same before purchasing else
where. A fit and satisfaction guaran-
teed. 3-l6-tf
Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern Depot. If
If you want to buy fine bu -gy
at bargain, call and see the one on
consignment at M. Pigott's. 6:l9 If
"A man of understanding will accept
the proposition to get bottle of &C. c. c.
Certain Chill Cure" on guarantee to cure
Chills and Fever. Pleasant TO take. Sold
by A. DreiSS. 7-1l-lm
-Mshncke Hotel bar having plac.
ed i'm electric fans, makes it one of
the contest places In the city, polite
attention, nice lunch all day. fresh
beer, imported and domestic liquors
and cigars. OTTO FIELDER, Prop.
6:29:tf
There are many Cough remedies, but
only one Certain Cough Cure" See that
the trade mark sc C. c." is On the wrap
per and blown in the bottle Sold by A.
DreiSS. 7:ll:lm
Martin & Company. new steel, fire
burglar safes. We sell, BUY, exchange
or repair. Cor. Crockett and Losoyo
streets. 7 25 ct
Don't forget Sullivan's sale days
Wednesday and Friday. 7-25tf
Re- tiring from business and
slaughtering boots shoes, and slip.
pers, M. F. Ellis & Co., Main plaza
and Commerce street. 7:25tf
M. F. Ellis & Co., No, Main Plaza
have had big rush during their
sale, but they have lots of goods left
yet, and will make further reductions
this week. M. F. Ellis Il Co Main
plaza. and Commerce street. 7-25l
j. J. Olsen, Sr., and ]. J. Olsen,
Jr., composing the firm of J. j Olsen
& Son, still carry on the fuel business
as therefore, and are Away ready to
supply their customers and friends
with the very best quality Of wood
and coal at lowest market prices.
City Office at J B. Olsen's Furniture
Store Houston St, bridge. Telephone
4SS. Yards near s. A. q A. P. de-
pot. Is tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30
Thanks for Favors.

Senator Marshall Burney has laid
the LIGHT under obligations for
copies of the General Laws, and Jour-
nal of the House. We never forget
small or large favors, Brother Bur.
ney.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30
For Sale.

Fine improved property. Large lot
on Presa street can be bought cheap.
III acres of fine land just outside city
limits; fine water, good house almost
new; all can be cultivated, south Of
city; this is q fine bargain.
JOHN II, HAMILTON & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30
S3.75O WILL BUY

A handsome cottage residence, Off rooms
with bath, stable, carriage, house, chick
en- house, wood house, etc. Hydrant
water, large lot, with fine shade trees and
shrubbery. New, neat and clean, about
four blocks from Military plaza. Will
rent easily at 5000 a mouth.
6-17 If JNO. T. HAMILTON & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-30
Sugar Cane Mills at Cost.

have lot of first class cane mills
which will sell at cost price, on account
of same not being in my line of business.
6-26-lm EDWARD PERsCH.