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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
ORANGE PICNIC

by Invitation % Mr.. e. u. Cummings,
the Patrons % Norway -Grange and
friends will hold basket pBenic on Goat
Island, In Pennesseewasses Lake, on the
Fourth Of July. DIR. g.. VI. Twitchell
has accepted an invitation 10 b. present,
and Il l. thought that Secretary Gilbert
% the state Board % Agriculture will
also attend. They will speak on the
topic, political Duties II the Hour. "
An Patrons and their friends are COR
daily invited. Steamer leaves Coles
wharf. Norway, every hour.
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CHASE. orfsri. Ne.


AootosssSessSs Ssss~ - ~sses
nuRsuANT to bcense from tbe Non. Jsire
il ef fwisate Tor the County OF Oxfort. ] shall
A. u. fsol. % Zen o'eiock IN The forenoon q The
dwelling ksuse of MARI 1hemAs IN Hartford IN
said County, al The night, tite and interrst whieh
Nathaniel fheaas lase ef said Hartford In aid
sIsasis,i In ali Hartford. % VIA The Eins
0osv, % caiiei. In that par % Hartford Known
as Thsmp~oa's Grant. ssd Iars Of "a No. . In
tks IN range in said 0rant coataising - sup
a. pan hsi.s hssss = ~ .hssss La.
DsS' NJ . ii:i1 4. s HiL $780,.
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GOLD WATCH FREE.
DO YOU MANr MS
w.. w..s N.~ s.s.ss,.s.. sud VIII r.,
Iiss.-lly a.s rssss.

~ the Use % the pufchtse coupon
found Ia this paper every person sub
scrihing gvts hack al and morr than thcN
paw for yearly subscription.
Il will b. easy 90 gvt Dew suhscrihcrs
under this condition.
We will pay q liberal cash commission
Tor every nc~ advance paving snhscrib-
~ sent Va and In adlltion vii give a
handsome gold watch o. the I'erson send
Ing the largest lit 20 new subscribers o.
the Democrat before September 1t, l>9l
Try for Il. Tho commission will paw
wa wsll II you ct M more.
Atwood a ioEnIs.
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BORN.

In Norway. June q. 10 The wife Of Z. l.. webb.
q son.
In Mexico. June %. 10 the wife Of Harry G'sa
In ur,so. June q. 10 the wife Of A. ". Jud
isPsH.. June u. 10 thu wife of william Ree.
ori, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

The Fairfield Journal prints this little
biz Of excellent advice: Already the
summer company i beginning 10 pour
Into the state, and there Is hardly spot
50 remote that IL l. not catching more or
less 81 the Influx Of people and money.
Don't try "a get rich out ~ them the
first season aud they will come again
and more than likely bring some Que
along with them This summer basl-
ness promises Ia be big thing for the
state, II it u properly encouraged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
MARRIED.

In Mason, June %. by George d. Brown. E.a.
Mr.. X rre-roti Bcnnstt AMI Mrs. Mary syi,...
TER 10th of iisthsl
In south rsn., June o.. st the parsonage II
the N. u Churvh. by Rev. Tbsmss Whiis.lls,
Mr.. William %. Pond ssi Ms. Nens iieaii. both
~ Paris
In Bro~nnsli. Jane %, by Rev. M. Eastman.
Geo. W. Moultsn AMI 4. Loells BENNETT. both
In Canton. Jsss 80. simeon u. KIN. AMI E.ii,l
u. staples.
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Ssw ApysKrsKNESrs.

Ne vast
Nhshslrs us.ia.lsnaa Ftastrrs.
tlirts' kl.t tssr
rarksr's taif nalsara.
Az Nou Cuusamrtitsf
tiinslsrrurns
a taosut CIGAR tuf csuts.
tal faintinEs
Apf-sintulsnt q lNrrutriN.
SEla IaFs R.ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
DIED.

In Norway, Ju,s 81, Mr.. fyank Merrill.
/ In Ne~ry, June ~, Mrs. Hannah Powers. agci
~ years AMI u months.
In Vast iiownnsli. Mrs. Rss.eii Johasoa.
In Pans. June u. M. Lucy iIolien. ss~i
About ~ years.
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n. II. RumD,
south Bridgioa, Maine

ONFOtiD. e. ,-Ats Coar - Probate hshi II
Paris. on H. thiri rurssiaY - Iuns. i-1ts
,hafirs N. rftnes, suarllan - "a. -ssari ahsl
Mafy 4 Nlthsii nsinsf rhihlfvn AMI heirs ~ " ~
~ hitfhslt ATE - Hal hsti In All Iounty, q.
ses.si, hafins pre-snis.i M se.uunt 20 suAriian
ship ~ sAh waris Zoe aiiuSaRse
OHptHHn. That tbs ssit suArilan give
hstrs b. all Isfs.ins intsr.ts.i ~ causing sopy
of thls or,isr a. - pahlishs.i thfvs svsks sao.ss
sltsly In The Ukfsri Dvnsasfat yfints-i a Paris
that tho may apTssf a fFulsts Court " ~
hell al Paris. In AL touuty, vn N third tuss
day % July newt. "a . o'siu-k IN ths furynt-sa
Ani .h0s caa.s, N aay They have. shy TIE sams
.hgahi not - allg~vsi
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jaiss.
trls copy-atlsst Ill. 4. DAVIS, Hsgtstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
OIL PAINTINGS

OfIe.Lierc~.. Animals. andscsp e.. cr Portraits,
IoSIs 81 %, iiSit etD. Enlarrcf from aay small
pictsrr. He-s vork 81 ose of The hest Artist In
New York. satisfsetiea guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

OXFORD. .. At Count - Probate bsti al
ths thiri Tus.isy ~ Jun, 4. H. l-oi
fntDtRitk b. HALL. namei Isecatos
IN q o.rtain instrunent puft-sftlnx O. - the Ast
VIII snd frstAasnt 70 liaktah v. fu-sr. late
% An.i.ssr In .sld Coan,y, dec.s-ei. hs'ins pre-
.ent~i the sane fsr Probate
OEDtHrD. That ths sail tte.utsr give haiic.
b. al Isrsoa. Interested by can.ing oopy - thi.
orisr D. 10 yabu.ks.i thrv. vcsks surssssitsly
In ths Okfori I'ymorrsi pftntssi ai Paris. that
thsy may APPEAR al Q frulaie Count D. - hski 81
fsFt. In sAid ,santy. on the thiri ras@tAy %
July nstt, a ~ ths sls- In The forvns-sa, AMI
shos csn.s ~ any they have. vhy ths .ali
ins,ruineui .hoahi nst 10 prvyri. appru,vl ani
,ie.a-ri, ant that .aii fr.'isrisk y. Hall - ap
I-Dlnts.i txcsutsF.
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slNs.lr soptVs.

singh Copies - ths nyusasrst az bar oe.ts
sarh fksF oil - unailEst an rsssift - IftfN ~
g. putn.ksrs 90 fsr - cssnNsutsnos ~ fatfsts
.ins cog.ics n - esrh tssus have hssu lsssi 90
s.ls a ~ fslkyslnE plaar. o. ~ tuantF
~.sslth Paris. tssrrr's ufu9 ~tTfN.
shuftsrs ttruE ~ttre.
Nsr.av >aFss' nrug ~tlrws
nnfknshi. ~ Atss~il ftslnasef.
pxa.kl Fsank = tlarkls. fu-tlaa.tsr
frysburs ~ Lssts. iusafancs oncs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

A party Of the solid men Of Portland
Waited Ramford FAlls saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
GkoRGE \: WILSON, Jsls..
A true copy-atle-t III. 4. DAVIS. Register.

OXFORD, .. Al q Coar ~ Prslsate hsli Al
Paris. stthin and for The County - Otf0ri
aa IN. thiri Tuesday % June 4. u. l-yl.
CaihafiBe = Iiswr. kNeeuink oa ths
estate % NaBsie N. Howe late ~ Ramfsri In All
Coanty. decsa-.,i. hssiax Prv-sntsi her aoooani
% administrations % M estate ~ all dsssascl
fvr allowance
oapsnsD, r,ai the All rs.,alns give
nfsios o. all Isr-on. Interested. by causing Z
rspy of mi. or,ier ~ - pahlisi--i thrre srsk.
.ur.ss.l,slY In tn oxforl iyma-rAt. prthts.l a
rar.. In .sli County. thai they may APPEAR AZ q
Probate Coar b. ~ hslien al Paris, In sali
Coanty, oh the thlr'i rsc.sisy % July ns,t, Al
nins os.-k In ths forvns-on, asd shaw cause, n
any They have. ~hy ths sane shouh MT ~
allowed.
sEORsE 4. WILSON, Ju.lse.
A true cSpy-slls-t Ill. q. DAVIS, Iestster
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

rsnss eli - q year N psid strtrtly In slyasos.
Othsr~t-s sias yvar >iasls csflc- cents
ApyxErIsssNsr- An i..ai ssissrti-suspt. az
given thfes coa-ss utite in-sFtisns 20 tlla 80
Inca In l<ngth - osluma- -gsstsl oohtfnst-
sr..
Jos PsI<ft~s ,->e~ tyTs. fat prv.-e.. sisNfs
ps~sr. sxpsrisnc>si svfkusu All 80 uftcss
coanhin D. sasks this ispsrtInsut ~ car basi
Re.. conpsts AM ropaiar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

OXFORD. =. Al o ssurt % fr,l.sie hail II
The thlri TUESDAY % Jane A. u. lSi.
John Bennet ani Aloafo a.. fowrr -psstal
Adm on The estate ~ ,.eo. 4. :. tosisf late ~
fOftsri In .ahi tounty fecrss-i hsstnx presented
their sncoant ~ naturalization ~ the E.tAis Of
sait lsssasei for allowance.
DHDtHED. That the ali Admlnistrator give
notics o. all t-rr-on. interested. by eau.lag eopy
of INT. orisr o. - puhlistssi three wesks sDess-
siv,ly In The ONforl DcmorrAt prtnisi a Paris,
that they may aptsr NJ Probate Count o. - he'll
az Paris. In .aii County. on IN. thlri Tue-iay ~
Jaly nsst. "a yo'ch-k In the forvao-sa. ant shaw
cause, " any they have. Why the sane shouhi
n0t ts allowed
-. onoEG. 4. mII.,oS, Jslss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
GEORGE A. WILSON, JuiEe.
A,ps oopy-atts., Ill. e. DAVIS. Register.
OXFORD, ss, Al q Coar % Probate he'll Al
Pans, within AMI fcr ihs County ~ osfori.

ONfOilD, So Al q Coart % rrol,aie he'll Al
Paris, within AMI for the County ot Oxfori,
on the thiri Tuesday of June. 4. II. tsl.
XII o. BkA>, Administrator on the
estate % Hannah :. Gopi~in late % iirv~ nae n
In ssii County, dec.s-ei, hssing presented
his sosount % sliministrsfioa % the
estate 81 ssii dereassi Tor sliovanos;
OsDsnSp. That the ALI Administrator give
nStice a. all pcr-"ns intsrrsts-i by causing copy
of thi. orier ~ - pablishe.i thrce weeks sue
sss.ivsly In the Okfori Dcmorrst pnnts.i n
Paris, that they may appear nj q fr,bste Court
" IL he'll az Paris. In ALI County. on the third
Tuesday of July neat. AZ nine ocls-rk Ia the
foftnoon. AMI shaw cause, II any they have, Why
the same shouh not 10 allowed
GtOksE 4. WILSON, Juslse.
a rueocpy-atis-s III. q. DAVIS, ilegi.tsr.
ONfOHD. 80 - Alta Probate Count he'll a Pan.
within asd for the Coanty % Oxs,ri on The
thirt Tuesday ~ June, 4. %. i-olf
On the petltiOn of Malta Marvel q al. kslr-
a Law 81 The estate % tmeilne iisig,isn late ~
Baskhshi In saii Csanty decessei. praying Zoe
The apIointmsnt u kasseli Pratt % Hsskhell
administrator of ali estate.
OsbtktD, That notioe % the for,zoing tstI
ton is publishcsi f0r thre wesk. sucresslyely,
prior ~ the thiri Tuesday % July, \. %. I.sl,
IN the Osfsri pcmocrai printei at Parts. In saii
County.
GEORGE a. WILSON, JB.ir..
Atrue copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
HAPPY HOLSTERS.

VIM. TimmonS, Postmaster OF ldaville
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than any other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from Kidney and Liver trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
place, says: Find Electric Bitters to be
the best Kidney and Liver Medicine,
made me feel like a new maR." ]. w.
Gardner, hardware merchant, same town,
says: Electric Bitters is just the thing for
a man who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies; no found new
strength, good appetite and felt just like
he had a new lease OF life. Only soc. q
bottle, at Dreiss' drug store. 1015-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
False Statement VS.. the Truth

Let our business men and taxpayers
look at TINS very Important matter and
see for themselves the deception attempt
ed TO be practiced upon them by ,he pres
ent city administrations:
Assessment for 1890, S2I, ass, 7G5; assess
ment for 1891, $3.50, 345
Advalorem last year, so cents; this year
90 cents.
Sinkinglng fund last year, % cents, this
year 10 cents.
School fund remains the same.
Revenue needed: general fund, s35S,-
754 60; special fund, S17.36.Sj: school
fund, s22 3?O9o; total, S45S,40344; against
1886, O76.76 last year
Calculated revenue, S3f2.5SO95, (taking
licenses and back taxes as last YEAR,. We
shall have large deficit, while the sink
ing fund then is calculated entirely mad.
eQuate to the requirement.
Any plain cOmmOn-sense voter can see
to ~ nat eXJravagant, reckless condition
OF things we have reached when iJ be-
comes necessary u blind the people while
they are being taxed at a heavy rate, tC
pNv the hin. What are we getting for al
this money?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
REMARKABLE RESCUE,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold.
which settled on her lungs; she was treat,
ed for month by her family physician n, but
grew worse. He told her She was a hone.
less victim Of consumption and that no
medicine could cure her. Her druQgis
suggested DR.. 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
ana well, now does her own housework
and is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles OF this Great Discovery at Dreiss'
irug store, large bottles Soc and 500
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
Ratified OFF THE RAILS.

Talked by Telegraph, Told by Train
Men and Taken in Transit.
Dispatcher Buchanan is still on the
sick list.
Col. Casey, of the Sunset, Is con-
fined to his room with illness.
Conductor Flanders of the 8. p. has
taken q 30 days absence leave.
L. J. Polk, general freight agent Of
the 8. A. p. Is expected home shortly.
Last week a train of IA heavy
double-decked cars of hogs, MAIDS the
run of 1877 miles in six hours and q
half.
The Southern Pacific road has put
on Pullman palace chair system
between Houston and New Orleans.
The next large excursion, the Penn
sylvania tourists, arrive here over the
Southern Pacific on February 18th.
Fort Worth Is expecting to receive
the M. X. & T. shops and general
offices, which are to be removed to
Texas from Sedalia, Mo.
Reports say that President Ropes,
of the Corpus Christi and South
American r. R., has succeeded in
forming the company with $40, 0OO, 900
capital.
Grading OH the Rio Grande and
Fort Worth road to Brentwood, Is
progressing rapidly, hundreds of men
and teams being employed on the
work continuously.
The party OF officials which has
J been looked for over the Southern
Pacific, arrived at 800 yesterday
afternoon and left at 4:15 p. m. The
train consisted of four coaches and
contained besides Chas. r. Crocker,
third vice president of the road and a
party If intimate friends. Pres. A. G.
Hutchlns of the Morgan Steam ship
company, General manager J. Krutt-
schnitt, and General Supt. w. G.
Van Week. While here the party
inspected the new offices, round
house and work shops. The immed-
lately left east for Rosenberg
where they take the G.. @. &
3. r. for Galveston. Their special
train made the distance between Lo
sier and San Antonio, 274 miles in
hours and 80 minutes, the average
rate being IS IL miles an hour.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
Election Statistics,

At the last city election there were cast
FOR the mayOralty candidates 6,3l6 votes.
of which Callaghan received 3,72S, and
French 2,5SS: had 57l of Caliaghan's vo-
ters voted for French he would have been
elec ed.
The aIdermanic ticket at large was en-
tirely different. Gallagher received 30io,
Bolton 3l7l. Schreiner 3043. Wulf 32l5,
Fest 1881, Miller 1851, Story 1894, Lock
wood $3.50. Lockwood was the only candi-
date that ran within reach of Callaghan,
being 70 votes behind. In this election
the German voters gave their strength to
CalIaghan.
The vote this year may reach 1000
which means an addition of 6St strange RS
and young men; Of which 500 are anti ad-
miniStration: the battle is with our Ger
man NOtNTS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
MUNICIPAL CHATTER.

Written for the LIGHT by San Pedrol
Claud: Where is your man Friday, dom
see him any more?
Brine: l suppose you mean, the chair
man OF the finance COMMITTEE?
Gland: Yes, he is the man.
Brine: He is in-well Idon't care to say
Why do You ask?
Claud: Report has it that he is out OF
the state, across the Rio Grande or some
other place. People are talking about ii
and think that he shook you rather
strangely. Some one telegraphed here
the other day, asking if he could come
back. Wonder If it was him.
Brine: You are too id lnquisitiye and
talk too much anyhow.
Ciaud: Yes, and there is one man that
If he would talk | think that someone
would
Brine: Stop right there, don't you see
that Dutch editor listening to US. He's
onto US 90 much already. First thing he
will be telling the people what we did in
the fire alarm business.
Claud: By the way you humbugged
them on that, did't you?
Brine: Yes did, but people are not on
to II yet. OF course Chicago and other
cities would not have the system that
we're using, only for the scalp pile, but
We must help out our friends, even if they
are Yankee leg-pullers.
Claud: What was the difference in
price between the two systems?
Brine: oh, several thousand dollars in
favor OF the one we rejected, of course,
but our friends and middle men had to
have some thing, you know. In English
j believe they call it a margin.
Claud: Yes, margin is good. 1t sounds
so similar to more gin that |
am almost constrained to hit
the contingent fund another twenty-five
cent lick You are always biting off
words that are so suggestive. Eyes, don't
mind IL I dO) Another thing, the fire.
men and chief Of department have it in
for you because you ignored them in 10
eating the fire boxes. That was wrong,
yer honor.
Brin: l know it was, but what does the
Dutch know about fire alarms, and don't
they know that Lockwood and | are 60
ing TO hire indicators at forty dollars
month to take their places? You bet we
are.
Gland: You will keep this mum until
after the election, because your blanket
ed friends across the creek can't keep you
in by themselves.
Brine: If they can't I'll send over for
more; the only trouble now is they bring
over so much smallpox. But what do /
care il every dwelling is pest house, as
long as I'm in office. Not the frazzled
end of a care, sir; pass the bottle!
Claud: AT your service, sir, but what's
the matter with the Irish? They are
kicking because you queered their man
FitZheDry for assistant marshal and put
your cOuntryman in his place. Fitz, you
know, was next in promotion aud should
not have been ignored for one who had
just left the gaming table.
Brine: | know all that. but blood Is
thicker than water. He is one Of my peo-
pie and don't propose to shake him for
any Mick. I'm about through with the
Irish. anyhow. They went with the id
Dutch against me on the waterworks
question and I don't like them. Those
natiOnalities made the mansion safe.
(Agitate the bOttleO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
Large Furniture Sale.

The following goods only, will be
sold at and below cost the next five
days to make room for another line Of
business. This is no humbug. Come
and see for yourself.
Eight handsome parlor suits fro m
$50 and upwards, one big French
plate mantel mirror, ak Domestic
sewing machines, boys bicycles and
wagons, young ladies' tricycles, fancy
toilet sets and crookery, two elegant
oil paintings. OLSEN q Sons,
2-45t Houston Street Bridge
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
KEEP TO THE RIGHT.

| Written for the LIaHr.l
Experienced Age and theoretical Youth,
Were discussing together one day;
| The later talked loud of his hopeful ideas,
The former had little to say.
Youth claimed all his theories, built upon
facts,
And wondered how Age could refute
His logical questions with subjects of life,
That only q fool could dispute.
He mapped out the road to glory above,
Then revel'd in honor and wealth,
Enraptured, he dwelt upon beauty and
love,
And laid in store of good health.
He saw himself crowned an immaculate
god,
Bath'd in the grand joys of the blest;
With worshiping world, bowed low at
his nod,
AS he crouched in rosebed of rest.
Age listened awhile, for he once was in
spired
With the same bright visions of life;
And he thought of the dreams he also ad-
mired,
When his youth for the race was rife.
my son." he replied, ''your ideas are
fine,
And truly are noble and grand.
But when you have trodden that road
which is mine,
Will find there is many strand
"There are awful CULTS, minus bridges, to
cross,
And many bad roads deep with mire,%
What now looks bright golden, will be
but dull dross,
With mountains to climb that will tire.
MANS existence is but network OF
roads,
Cross counter'd to lead him astray;
Where many sink helpless, and die meath
their loads,
Because they have missed the right
way.
"The guidons you find will be tinsel'd
with gold,
And each one will tell their own tale,
But be careful, my son; the lies they I'M
fold,
Will leave you in crimes deepest vale.
"Now mark what 1 tell you and heed
what say
1t will save you trouble and strife,
And when You look backward, as do to-
day,
viii feel the grand motto of life.
"There is an old signbOard, quite humble
in form,
That has stood for thousands of years,
It has weathered oil ages, sunshine, and
storm,
And saved many travellers tears.
Do not falter my boy, when pointing
That does not conform to your sight;
But welcome it's warning, 1t saves half
the load,
Watch the slgnboard Keep to the
Right"
SAMIIHT J. SKERT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Brin,

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
A. and A. MAR to U. Grandiean, 429
acres. II. c. Thatcher survey, 5000.
A. Levy to N. A. Blake, part Of lots II
and IL, block 81, North Leona street,
l,525.
Andrew Clark to Rafael Castillo, lot 4,
block 2, Refugio street, S205.
Morris Meyer TO G. Musin, undivided u
interest in lot 9, block Is, lots | and 2.
block 1, lots 20 and 81, block 2, lots IL and
10, block 3, fronting on Alazan creek
sl12.
G. Hermann to P. and M. Hermann.
piece of ground on Pressa street, also lot
on Gale Nueva, beQueSt and $40,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
The False City Financial Statement.

The False City Financial Statement.
The statement published in the Elk
press giving the rate of taxes, bulge
of city finances, &C., is deception.
1t omits to say how much revenue Is
needed to run thisCallaghan business.
Last year it required 1886, 900, this
year IL will require $45S, 900. To raise
this amount tax of $l.10 has
been levied on the assessment,
which should realize 1902, 6l3.
Calculating other sources of
revenue at $4,000 we have
a total of 1857, 900, falling short nearly
100000 of the actual needs. The
sinking fund is stated at ten cents
while last year 1t was TWEEN
ty.five cents. The requirement
are larger this year . than last
and this statement is intended to
blind the people. This sinking fund
was calculated last year at SOL ,075 76 /;
this year at ST., 32175, a difference Of
about $l6,0 900; but add the new bonds
supposed to be somewhere, and where
are we?
A change of administration is de-
so that tho people can have
these things Investigated.
The whole tax business, financial
business, bond business, is clouded in
mystery and surrounded with sus-
picion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to ours citizens. that
for years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
hethat have given such universal salts
or8ction. We do not hesitate to guarante
ty Jthem every time, and we stand read
refund the purchase price, IL satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. For sale by
DreisS, Thompson g. Co. ~ 10-10-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-04
HAH-- PEARL BEER --YSX
PRONOUNCED HOPELESS, Ygr,savep

From letter by Mrs. Ada 4. Hurd, OF
Groton, 5. D., we quote: "Was taken
with a bad cold, which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally terminated
up saying could live but short time. /
gave myself up to my Savior, determined
ii l could uot stay with my friends on
earth, l would meet my abs mt ones
above. My husband was advised to get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds. gave it trial,
took in all eight bottles; 1t cured me and
thank God ! am now a well and hearty
woman" Trial bottle free at Dreiss
drug store, regular size SOC and 81. IIOm