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We date B. c. s5i. or A. M. 1920. That was
eight years after tho end Of the famine and
siege Of which we studied last week.
3. Place.
The scene Of the lesson was Samaris. We
learn from XII, Is p that Ahab had temple
built in samariA for the worship of Baal. 1t
was probably in said structure that the meet
ing Of the Baalites took place, as indicated in
V. Is Of the lesson.
T. Jshu.
God directed Elijah TO anoint him King.
Jehu resided at Ramoth- Gilead. OLD He
was son Of JehOshaphat and grandson of MIN
Ehi. t9:2.) Elisha an0iuted him King. (9:3)
Tho prophet did not in person anOint Jehu. but
sent one OF his assistants. (V. IL IL has been
held by the Jews that said agent for Elisha
was Jonah the prophet. JehG, befOre anointed.
was a military captain. ". s. The special
object Of calling Jehu was the determination Of
idulatFy. He was commissioned % root out the
house Of Ahab and MAKE an end Of Jezcbel.
lie proceeded az once 10 slay the King OF
Israel Jehorarn, son Of Ahab aud Jezebel. Next
no killed Ahaziah, King Of Judah. Jezebel
was then slain. Seventy sons OF Ahab were
butchered. no.: H. last Of all, Baalism must
be Grad Heated. Jehu Ia al this simply carried
out the orders OF Jehovah, and is subject 10
criticism only from the fact that he exteTmi-
mated the Ahab family and the Baa!ite religion,
not because he was a true Israelite, but be-
cause the royal family aud the gross idulatry
were in the way Of his personal safety and sue
cess
Jchu was the tenth King Of Israel. He
founded tho fourth dynasty. He ruled p
years. 10: 3d. We have account OF only the
first year Of his government. Tho account re-
ieTrcd 10 in Y. 81 is lost
Jchu was famous FOR his furious driving, so
much that lis very uauo has become asso-
ciated with jockey slang.
We notice, Also that the name Jehu stands
to-day the embodiment Of Pharisaie zeal.
8 The EriermiaaiiOH.
Was il right thus TO cEtrap and butcher?
| When Jehu was auointed il was declared to
/ him That no must root out destroy, STAY tho
entire body Of descendants Of Ahab We also
| observe tlas Gcd commended the act Of exter-
/ nlinatiyn Of that idolatrous family. 90: 30
/ God had not informed Jchu as 10 methods. He
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Coughs.

"BRowS's BRoSCHIAL TROcHEs" are used with
advantage TO alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat
Hoarseness and Bronchial Affections. CSC. box.
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THE letters vs.. moan Veterans SON, Nd veter-
Ru'e daughter and Wv. veteran r widow members
OF associations viii he marked 81. aud ID vi
John q. and Mary RotrHmel. Beuton, H. lalius
W. Aiullle, Co. A. tlh n. s. INF Bedlucs le'ssd,
n. y. HnTbur; TinE A. White, F.sT Ludlow Gen.
tot, Mass; rs lbur Gurritgiua, VS., Cooper -town,
N. ID. Mamie and 1udura Lumhr1, va. q, Fox
burg, Pa; Sadie and Emma ltibbs va. 4, Hum
hadt, Kan Ida l}uu, Nd, Hamilton, ill.i lila
Perry, Nd, Ellcudnle, n. d. Annie benmer, v d.
Tyrone, Pa; Mabel A. Hunt, Avon, Mass lsHla-
liza Euuu, Nd, Slaughter, Wash; John j. Rage,
vs., Buchanan Mich.; Simon ID. Ward, W., south
Haven, kana Ida j. MaNon, Nd, Aoodvllei X l.;
Iuellh aud Annie Monks. y.d. =, New founaiand'
N -; Alice J. and Addie NJ. IHulkaudcT- y ~ =,
Whiting, Kan; Mrs Kettle Hayward Nd, Bur
deit, kRns J.. II. Chapman, T.d.. " inollhf Ma
Cora NJ. Atwood, Edwin Atwood, North 0I,.oW ie.il
n. a.; Aucil 4. and John ", lee, Emma D. iiuH,
Edna ~. Bennett, Mr. aud Mrs. h. e. l,eiiH.is 40
ble N. Gidden, Holdcmess, y. H. -i.il}il var
michael W. us News COuri, Muncle, lnAE laura
II. Barker, Nd. ath Ohio, Mt. Vernon. o. tniace
J.. Ncaurrhouze Nd. Defiance, o. Mabel FoS .er'
l.ihiHe Morris v.d.s MHverly, Iowa MIS- Josiah
y h.lIlcr, " wife, Spliugs, Long Island, y; - -
- Merritt, GraHain. No; Willis MclEH"nSh' - "
RUsh Mccullough :. v, Silas Wright Vs. David
sickle vs., Emo, Pas Ada Bernhard - y, Ky
ersous station, Pa; Mrs Jennie i5es's ID scFal-
ton, Pa, viii g. Wright, vs., Custom House Ne W
Orleans La; = EmmR Bell, Title ", Martin,
Horne, Pa Luc.lR Tucker. v.d- Chaiheld, Nina;
ArIEnd A, Pike, spragueyille, n john > f>Ai'-
lano' vs., Enterprise, lnd. Iotal li'S'o'
OHIO DIVISION, n. T. c. c. GUARDS.
The dr-t Reunion az the Ohio Division, n y Q.
G. Guards VIII be held al thc residence 81 Ut jus
Cress, corner F.uh aud Market streets, Slte"eh-
Vile o., April -. al r. m. Every Guare ~ re-
guestod To- be there. All will wear a red "hlie
aud bluC ribbon.
Br order ~ ZoE T. OWES, Commander,
FRED W. HART AdjulHnL Gambler o.
THE TRULY BRAVE.
Who j. The truiy braves
The boy with seii-Cour0l,
Who Curi1s 8ls temper aud ills tongue,
And though hc mHy be big and strong,
Would scoru 80 DO The slightest wrong
Ioauy living soul
Who b. lhe truly brave:
The boy Nyho cnn forgive,
And look as thoag! he brad not heard
The mueSluw ip-i mad ua-rN WulIi
Who though lis spirils may he stirred,
Aet tries IN peace 10 live.
Who Is the truly brave
The boy whose daily walk
Isalwa2s honest pure aRd bright
Who cannot llp, wuO cannot hghL
But stands up boldly for the right,
And shuns unA0y tRik.
WHO T. Tie truly braves
The hoy who fears 10 sini
Who knows 400 other sort O; fear.
But strives DO keep Ills conscience clear,
Nor heed iie caIugal dee fauui uor jeer,
Ifhc hath peace wltifiH.
Who Is the truly bravee
Tile boy who dUre- % 1ray,
And humbly luHCillg seeks ilfc lace
OF God and asks supplies oi Eraoe
To help iiIn run the human race,
And walk in i-tuIa s ways.
-Guude &. TOrTey, lansing, Iowa.
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The fret Reunion az the Ohio Division. n j; y
G, Guards. vii be held al iic residence al I'I JUS
Crcss, corner J. uh aud Market streets, alenDen-
VILE o., April D. al D r. m. Every 1uafe ~ re-
guestcd 90 Toe there. All viii wear a REQ "Alle
aud bluc ribbon.
l}v order 81 Zor j.. OWEN. Commander.
FRED w, HART Adiulgut, Gambler -.
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ilhiif1 AihhNtl"A"s
1rFTFs GINGERBREAD.

HAPPY Household; would like 90 add 90 Carrie
D.. kIkaHs delicious pie and Annie y. MaiiOn's
dandy cake gingerbread that yOu may trrm .
dandy ii you please. Cream iwp-tHirh- al cupiul
al butter, Hdd slowly two Cupiuis al sugar. lod
two eggs. n..Hrf lill light hHa thiel; baal well,
linen add r4pi8l 81 en-. * alternately witi three
oupiu5s 90 fauI; mix with two tra-popufuis ~
baking pasg.- UfH ono table, pnoufl 81 ycliuw
ginger which d. Hol az strong a. jamaica Singer.
Bake u i.H -iice.s aaui I5 minutes go lioueIzte
oven Remove from paus Hna sJTluL.e with sugar.
Life a Smith. Columbus. %.
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mo EXCEPTIONS IN THIS OR OTHER
And
cation Of electricity to do the good Mote
sr RH ~ i va ne og Es Be- 3 appliance Co. Chicago H. M7
SaeT fTIs r % BS WI" say am much pleased with the body
that time was Somewhat acg5 and F 10 bo b ago dnfo Rivers AZ
me a. OF 80 days II not satisfactory
Thsamata-is known all over territory II taken
o5inab and not only that but visiting
@ 15 oS some Sn Ia OCTOBER began TO- get about again BY
yery before spring and became resigned 70 condition The about the hotel
remember thinking had would
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However yT6els.
troubled Tia difficulty and
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"a and
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BY prominent man in Mbflan eiior and p Of r5t ~ @ me-
COLLECTOR Tbonab
withheld those wishing him and
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"hcn Baby was sick, we gave her Castoin-
When she was a Child, she cried FOR CastoriA.
When she became Miss she chung 70 CastoriA.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoraA
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

mo EXCEPTIONS IN THIS
And leave nothing
cation Of electricity do address,
following tesdm0niaSJ
BAD CASE OF INCREDULITY
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

Practical Duties Taught by study OF the
International Sunday->chooi Lesson APP
pointed for April IL, 1891. Xxi, 10: 1928.
lone reading these notes Should first carefully
study tie paragraph from the Holy Scriptures as
Indicated above
SUBJEcT: JEHU's EXrEEMISATION OF BAAL-
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and explained text + selected, but the preacher
leaves u and proceeds 10 admoni-h las hearers 81
"A mighty hot place down dar, bredren; hotter
dan you'-c Cbber seed" Near the pulpit sits an
old darkcy whose head l. whitcned with the frost
oi nearly "A hundred Winters. A. each We II
warning uttered by " dc bruddCr who stood by de
wall be would eNcaim, g." Das SO; de Lord knows
q is More and more bitter becomes the preacher
ia his dcnuncations Of morldiincss: louder and
louder hs voice. several women commence sing
ing IN low tone, and amer ctvcsiiug themselves
OF their brass icwelry that IL may not be injured,
Join hands and commence 20 dance about the room
and shout " Use gwiue mp IA my Jesus. L se EWine
now in the general excitement benches are
overturned, bat slill the preachers voice rises
RbOve the din. Al length, becoming tired the
women take seats and comparative quiet cnsucs-
What a scene II would be for q painters brush
The room, devoid Of fGrniture, lit with flaming
pine TORCH the preacher n the pulpit Of slabs, and
the dark. eager uptumcd aces Of the conErega-
ton, This the order Of exercises when on orr
last visit We watched long enough, aud hs We
went homeward the words Of the closing hymn
came 10 us
DE debii's n witch and n coujurcT, too;
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Who b. The trgly brave.
The boy with "a seii-Couir0l,
Who Curhs lls temper aud hIs tongue,
And though hc may be big and strong,
Would scoru o DO The slightest wrong
IOHuy living soul
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Ora v. sud d. May liolizVluw James y llgay.
d Clara b. lHl.llrs Leua q. JeIpti j; Allls a,
ls0udcHDagE.b Edna n li~uu. b Calvin Tinker ~:
q W. 9. iiarnUs,-. l-iie ~, Har-ltbarefr =. Mary
Ellen WILSON, 3 john Anderson. lsfu.Ocs -.
telie Emerson, ., A j.. MHuH. IS DE A smith q .
Gleudon bales.1 Bertha q. Er.s.y 70 Sired l.oag-
vel, Beth a. Harlow. O. Parma a. Clement. s.
Eba d 1oDdalr.Gi Lewis DuTsl, a. ALiARgsu a,5all-
sic O. ID. Fisher, u
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CLUB WHISPERS.

DE debil's n witch and n coujurcT, too;
lfycu don't mind he'll coujUre you.
LYDIA H. Dav Cron.Auton, Fla.
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Who 10 ,he truly brave.

And look as thouEh he hHa not heard
The moesIug jest mad nagry wuIIi
Who, though lD- spIriis may ne a.irrea,
Vet tries in peace 10 1--we.
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Hslss ,llc ctJ.-l. Write briefly ?. wrtooplv
n. 'if tlH' 'i hie paper = Nfllc ~ iiIe point 4
Write CA one tuirgCi. D. write nD4r l.rsf Il
beh1 answers % nli puzzles ior 81 EDITOR ZACH
Metk iii' NHtlr- ~ Those writing tii- br.i sftarr-
~ 81, con "zio sltihE ppuHll,t ship .d gene
~ lhh c.itliu uu thc Honor liol Tirsi honor
VII lneltn" lt ~ tIC-e requirements second
No otherE Nil d. named
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WHO Is Tic truly bravc9
VIZ }. u L-nlr braves

Who knows 400 other sort O; fear.
But strives 10 keep Ills conscience clear,
Nor heed iiis comrades iauut Uor geer,
il hc hath peace within,
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Let ne, then. be ever faithful.
While the days are going by,
To The God WHO keeps the q. Y.
Meath his ever iOvingcve,
Clara Belle Rushtou. East MachiRs, Ne.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

A. f. KIaut of Gonzales, is in the city.
Major ThOS. Campbell and wife, have
left for visit to New York and Boston.
j. S. Lawhon and wife, of FIoresville.
are among the arrivals.
Mr.. ChaS. NJ. Schilling will leave in a
few days for New York.
Capt. A. c. Jones. the huStling spirit of
Beeville, was among Yesterdays ar
rivals.
John Kahn, is in town from Texar-
kama.
j L. Rutledge, a prominent Stockman
of Runge is in the city.
NJ. c. Allen and wife, of Bracket, are
at the Mahncke.
Mrs. w. E. goodrich. of Seguin, is at the
Mahncke.
w. S. Shaw and wife are at the Men
ger. from Philadelphia.
Mr. Max Goldfrank left for New York
on the p. m. train. yesterday en-rOute to
Europe, 10 visit relatives.
DR.. Jas. H. johnson. representing the
japanese Remedies Company. of Chicago,
His, is in the city on business. and paid
the LIGHT pleasant call.
Mr.. r. J. Kendall. late of Australia and
formerly city editor of the Times, of this
city, gave the LIGHT call this morning.
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Ratified OFF THE ENILs.
Talked by Telegraph, Told b, Train.
Men and Taken in Trar-u

President c. z. Huntington of the
Southern Pacific Company, left lander.
son at : o'clUcH It's morning reaching
Del Rio OF noon. While there, h. 'Yill in.
Spect the Pecos cut off, and then con-
unue his trip east, arriving here about
noon. tomorrow.
There is temporary lull in stock ship
mcntS just now.
In an interview in the San Francisco
Examiner, Col. {. Z. Huntington. preSi-
dent of the southern Pacific. is quoted as
strongly favoring railroad consultations,
claiming that by this means railroads
can be operated much cheaper. and Il bet
ter service secured for the people.
Beginning May l, the l.. and n road
will put on parlOr chair and club cars. on
its accommodation cars.
A prominent railroad man from st.
Louis, said today that the gChicagO and
Alton will do excellent business despite
the passenger boycott. because its officials
are the most polite and obligng men in
the business, and accord their fellow rail
road men all the cOurtesieS asked.
An excursion of the Texas Press aSSo-
citation will reach San Antonio May 18th.
Travelling Freight Agent Bryan Snyder,
of the Santa Fe, is in town.
Mr. Homer EadS has gone down the S.
a. p. on business.
The literature announcing the glOrieS
and beauties of the northern summer
grounds along various roads. is
beginning TO make its appearance.
The drummerS excursion for Monterey.
over the /. & G. N, leaves Austin Sunday
at O'clock, reaching San AntO-
Mo at $3.50. Parties desiring to Join the
excursion from here can do so, the round
trip fare being Sl2
The Sunset pay car arrived today.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blOod.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well as
cure all Malarial fevers. For cnre of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric BitterS-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded.-Price
50 cts. and 800 per bottle at Dreiss,
Thompson & Co.'S Drugstore 4-2!-lm
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BAT GAVE CULLINGS.

Felix McrCadO, who got into a row with
! neighbOr about the children, was arrested
| for beating and striking by Officer SChu-
macher yesterday afternoon.
Maggie Nabeiar. who was arrested yes
| terday by Officer Peterson, has been
tran ferred to the county jail on the
charge of theft over $40, she having stolen
a quantity of valuable underwear and bed
spreads. amounting to $3.50, from an aged
sick woman, Antonio Cara, whom She
had been nursing.
Capt. Tom Hughes. city detective, left
for Halifax, Nova Scotia, yesterday a 6
p. m, Tor the purpose OF bringing TO San
Antonio, for Justice. Plaget, the
ranchman in charge of Banker Sullivan's
ranch. who is charged with abScOnding
with the proceeds of $1,000 head of sheep
Piaget was arrested in Canada Just one
daV before leaving for Europe By this
rip,Capt. Hughes is afforded anOpDortu-
nifty to visit his place of birth and bOvhOod
days, where he had been reared, Hall
fax.
Some sneak thieves stole a number of
tools OF the artesian well contractor, Jud-
son, from the lot of the waterwOrkS com
pany on Market street
There were but nine cases in the re-
cOrderS court this morning, the fines
amounting to S13.
Lee Darlington, the driver of Ma
rucheau'S delivery wagon, which ran
away evening before last, was dismissed
for leaving team alone. as he was in the
rig at the time, but thrown out while it
was making a turn.
The case against II. A. Burke for fight
ing with Phil. Shook, during the flower
parade, was dismissed this morning, suf-
tticient evidence not being adduced to fine
him.
Florence Trent, was arrested by Officer
Knox last night, charged with using in
Sultlng and abusive language. The case
was dismissed this morning.
Officer Battle this morning arrested
DICK Lee. cOlOred boy for being disor-
derby in exchanging cuSs words across the
river, under the Houston street bridge.
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CONCENTRATION OF LOVE.
\ Bridal Party in Two ola Fam

The wedding of Mr.. August A. Gittin.
ger and Miss Matilda Heitgen. popular
Young people of this city. occurred yes
terGay afternoon at : o'clock at ST
JOSephS Catholic church, in the presence
of large congregation. The attendants
were as follows:
Herman Hpitgen and Teresa Gittinger.
Albert Lockwood and Mary Fest.
Henry Lamm and Mary SchtterS.
Theodore Mumme and Lydia WraSe.
John NOllmcr and Title Bin.
John Rips and Emma With =.
The ceremony was a very be- titul one,
after which a supper was served for the
wedding party at the residence Of the
brides parents. corner Elm md East
Houston streets. In the evening grand
reception took place and ba"queJ was
served. About three hundred guests were
present. After the supper, the residence
was cleared for dancing. and the fun was
kept up until an early hour this morning.
The presents of the bride were many and
costly. though the list is too lengthy for
pu Olication.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gittinger will reside on
Fest street.
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To the Voters OF the Sixth Ward

am candidate for alderman The
election will be held on May 10th. If
chosen propose TO devote my time to
securing proper treatment for the ward
| will endeavOr in all ways to serve the
people honestly. WILLIAM MUTH.
The announcement of Prof. VIM
Muth. as a candidate for alderman of the
Sixth ward will be found in today's paper.
Prof. Muth is an accomplished gentle
man, and an enterprising citizen. His
election may bring harmony to the mu-
nicipal council.
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The Sun Correspondent

At last it has leaked out who is the
Kansas City Sun correspondent for San
Antonio. He turns up in Dallas a j. Rol
Reel. and admits that he had furnished
his paper with the San Antonio stuff. as
we'll as Austin and Dallas and other Tex
as towns.
The Sun tried to engage a correspondent
from among the local newspaper men
here. but none would soil their hands
with it and this young man from Kansas
City was imported for the purpose.
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The WrestIers.

The Uhl-J Jacks wrestling match. W hich
took place last night before the Mission
Athletic club, was won in three falls by
Al Jacks. The purse was for s25 a side,
S25 on the outside and the receipts. Ed.
Rhodes was referee and City Clerk
Claudon time keeper The attendance
was quite good, among the number being
district court judge, several lawyers and
a number of merchants.
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REAL ESTATE.
Deals and the Prices They Bring.

J. P. Andrews to Frank A. Duran
Jr., Z lot l. range .. district LIS 80
j. G. and c. +. de Pera tot. w and
c. B. Mullaly, block ;. in Lewis
and PaSchafs addition .......... ;
AXel and Paul MeerScheidt 10 Mrs.
Clara LOhSe. lot :. block >, part
city lot 11O...... ........... ..... 300
Louisa BehrenS and Jacob Schnei-
der TO William Steiner, lot 9,
block 5, subdivision city lot 79 900
q. D. Seel9y to +. WOoley, Jr.,
right of way for West End Elec-
trlc railway. ........... ..........
Bertha RhodiuS to g. L. Sullivan.
lot 4. block q. on Jackson street loo
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NATURES WONDER.

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of the skin. Preserves the tone, life and
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flesh. SOC and 500 at druggists, large
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j. j. RilIinU.

Sign of the Golden Star, Alb North
street. Tin Roofing at $3.50;
Cutters at the lowest price. Ali
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
40 Pm
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A MOST aEMARkAsLE!ARrIcLs.

II you desire transparent, clear, fresh
complexion, free from blotch, blemish,
rOughneSS, cOarseness, freckles, or pimples
use 'LEAURELLE OIL" SOC and 500 at
druggists, large size prepaid by express
for 800. +. 5. Wells, Jersey City, n. j.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-29
Chance for a Poor Man

To get home. A new twO-rOom house,
on two fine lots, 50xl3O feet each, blocks
from street car line, near Laurel Heights.
Price 81, 100; q half cash. Apply to Jno.
I. HambletOu & Co. 4-Itf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-29
Quick Meal" Gasoline Stoves.

The stove which lights at once
Is the best one for the people!
Is the woHder of the age!
Emits no smell, no smoke, no SCOT!
Is always ready for action.
Is safest and most improved
Is so easily worked and so simple!
On which meal is quickly cooked,
Is called Quick Meal"
II. SCHULTZE, Agent,
4-11-1m No. 9 w. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-29
For Sale

House of four rooms with bath room,
hall, two galleries east front. Hydrant
water. Lot ssh feet front by 100 feet
eep, situated one block from San Pedro
venue car line.
10 JOHN T. HASfBIETON 4 Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-29

We have a speedy ana positive cure
for, catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth
and headache, in SHILOH'S CATARRH
REMEDY. A nasal injector free with
each bottle. Use it If you desire health
and sweet breath. Price SOC. Sold by
Adolph Dreiss. 3-2S-eod