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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
Eagle Tries to Carry Off a Dog.

Eagle Tries to Garry off Dog. J
Omaha Bee.
A large gray eagle was killed along
the river near Asotin, Ore, by pros
pector. The prospector was at work
along the mountain side, and hearing
an unusual noise, looked down into
the canyon from his position and OBJ
served the American bird trying to
carry off his dog, which, was left tn
take care of things. The dog, how
ever, fought the bird off until the ar
rival of his master. On the approach
of the miner the eagle flew into a tree
close by, but was brought down from
his perch by a shot from the rifle in
the hands of its owner.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
Out Again.

Henry Bryant, the street car con-
ductor who recently had his skull
cracked by q stone thrown by Capt.
Hauck, of the fire department, was
seen walking about the street this
morning.
A reporter INTERCEPTED him in re-
gard to the trouble he had with
Hauck and his story Is considerably
different from the statement Hauck
made. He says that he and Dung
ODay we're quarrelling and that
Hauck took up the quarrel.
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Mr. j. InherI

Has bought the tailoring business of Val.
Lorra. near Commerce street bridge, and
all outstanding accounts due the old firm
are payable to him.
Mr.. Lobert has been managing the bus
mess for the past year and respectfully
solicts the patronage OF all former GUS
toners. as well as new ones, and promises
in the future. as in the past, trSt-class
work at prices that cannot be duplicated
in the city. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
AN OBJECT OF ADMIRATION

1t costs comparatively little to adorn
table with what looks Just as much like
solid silver as you resemble yourself.
Those who have not recently made pur-
chases in this direction probably suppose
that plated ware is costly enough to be
out of the ordinary reach. Nothing of
the kind. On the. contrary, the reverse
is the case. You'll discover how true
this is, if you will let us quote prices for
you when you come to see our display of
platedwares. These articles will be as
brilliant in their silvery lustre after the
service of lifetime as on the day of
purchase. How would your table look
with some of them.
I'M. EMERSON & co. Z As sS!s sU%rs s. Sou..
Brokers and Jewellers.
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Bots Dies.

Bots, the peddler who took mo1s
phine day before yesterday, near the
depot of the Arkansas Pass railway,
died yesterday at the city hospital
from the effects of the drug.
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$3.50 WILL BUY

A handsome cottage residence, of rooms
with bath, stable, carriage house, chicken
house, wood house, etc. Hydrant water
large lot, with fine shade trees and shruo-
berry. New, neat and clean, about four
blocks from Military plaza. viii rent
easily at $4,000 a month.
JNO. T. HAMILTON & Co.
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Handsome Bouquet.

Mrs. Pauline Jenner, on Csmargo
street, the owner of one of the pretti-
est flower gardens in the city, COM
plimente ted the LIGHT this morning
with beautiful bouquet of rare and
choice flowers. Thanks.
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SpeCial shoe Sale.

Our 81 so Dongola Oxford Ties 81 .l3
Our $50 Common Sense Ties -. l.13
Our 2 90 Cloth Top Oxford Ties. | 45
Our 200 Russian Goat Oxt'd Ties 1.13
Saturday only. WOLFF & MARX.
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DR., L,-v.oWEATHERS

Makes a speciality of acute and chronic
diseases and diseases of women and
children. Office at residence, All Elmira
street.. Telephone lis. 526 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-12
LOB PRINTING

In all it's branches done with neatneSs
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
Job Office.
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DODGERS. CHANGERS AND POST
EDS

The best in the city, and the most reason
able fox first class work, at the LIGHT Job
office. 5-l3-tf
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SOLID OAK

Bed room suits at $3.50. L. P. PECK
& Co., the leading furniture dealers.
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YOUNG Men

who by { h eiy
acts Of imrpud-
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Sl.75 shoes for 81 80.
e 3'5 20 2G5,
$500 800.
Others in same proportion. Sullivan
Shoe Co.. 730t
Pirates of Pen zsnce August IS and
10. 1926 tt
Charter Oak stoves in all sizes,
suitable for private families, boarding
houses, restaurants or hotels. Max
Schultze, 9 w. Com. st., Agt. l I'm
Buy your hardware and stoves
from E. l.. Hofheinz & Bro, south
side Military Plaza, and save money
Our $500 Gents Calf Shoe
In Balls. Button and Congress, 90 IN
all style toes, Saturday ..... 0U'UV
1t WOLFF & MARX.
"A social was given on Austin
street last night by the Misses
Spruill.
The Madison Square Pres yterian
church social is postponed.
The new registrar of elections,
under the new law, will be appointed
by the county commissioners next
Monday.
Ed. Dillon and Mrs. Matte Nor
ton were married yesterday evening
by Rev. Father Smith, at st. Mary's
church parsonage.
For bargains visit our shoe de
partment Saturday. Wolff & Marx.
Col. c. G. Hubbard is one of the
incorporators of the new Calaveras
Brick and Tile company.
Mr.. Mshncke is repairing and re-
painting his hotel office and dining
room.
The West End people have COM
menced to dig Gheir new well. 1t is
expected to be finished in about q
month.
If it stays clear weather few
days longer, watch for big excitement
around Joske's corner. Suits and
Pants they are Clearing" without
regard to values, are setting the people
wild with joy. II st
Bear in .nind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern depot, If
Pirates of Pepzspce at the Grand
opera house August is and 10, benefit
Orphan Homes. 726tf
The only original premium shoe
sale Big premiums In merchandise.
Open to all purchasers. Come and get
particulars. Sullivan Shoe Co. Z 80 If
Pirates of Penzance August IS and
10. 726t
e. l.. Hofheinz & Bro, south side
Military Plaza, have just received q
lot of fresh Sprinkling Hose, of the
best.grade, which will sell at low
prices. 7-23-lm
For rent, new room two story
brick house, on Starr street; $50 per
month. Z % If.
Hot Lunch Daily, between 10
and II. 0. K. Davenport saloon OPP
posite court house. 72S I'm
The Cumberland Presbteyrisn So
cial, which was to have been held
this evening at the residence of Mr..
J. Res, South Heights, has been
postponed on account OF the weather.
There will be two excursions over
the Arkansas Pass railway Sunday,
one for Kerrville, starting at 7:3O
a. M, and the other for Houston,
which starts at s o'clock q. m.
"A good many county bridges
have been washed away by the rains.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.
DIR. Won KoEHRING, ARZT.

DIR. Won KOEHRING, ART.
Office IL res. !29 Garden ST., tel. 476. 6 Is II
Reduced tuition in elocution dur
ing August from to 3 p. m. at Har'
nisch and Baer's hall, IL st.
In board OF impartial experts to
examine all type writers the Smith
Premier stood highest in point OF inn.
provement and mechanical construc-
ton. On this basis the U. s. govern
ment placed an order for $50 of these
machines. Mic Tengg, Agent. 10 st
james A. Nabb, practical OPP
tician, has located in San Antonio, at
IA w. Commerce, corner OF Navarro.
Eyes tested free of charge. Is If
Rogers type writer ribbons and
carbon papers guaranteed at Mic
Tengg, Agt., 800 w. Commerce st. ct
A. E. Brown, D. d. s. Dental Par
lors, Mackey block, Houston st. 7 ly
Suits to order from S25 up st Val.
Lorra's. Fit guaranteed. J. Lobert,
manager. SO tt
Sheen q Burnett, undertakers,
259 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Our stock is more complete than
ever. s. w. Co., 224 Nueva. 7l9 If
Patent wheels $40, 5. w. Co, 224
Nueva. Is If
S. w. Co. will sell you road
wagon for $45. IL tt
We want to close out our branch
store In the Frost Block, Main plaza,
and will cell shoes as below.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27

May 2srd, 1892.

May 2Srd, 1892.
The farmers are all husiiy engaged in
their spring seeding. Owing 10 the late
spring il will make crops very late
Our Literary ssciety closed on last
Saturday night by electing the following
new officers: President, g W Kuthe;
vice, L B Luper; secretary, Miss Minnie
MeGhee; treasurer, Benjamin Mills;
marshal, All Bleyins The club will not
hold any more meetings until June 18th.
The Juvenile 9 base tall club and the
Willameties OF Albany played game OF
base ball here oil Saturday, The game
for first four innings was in favor OF Tan
gent. After the sixth inning the VIII
lamettes gained on them and the Tan
gent boys got nervous. The Willamcttes
won the game by score OF So for Albany
and l3 for Tangent.
Mr. J ] Beard aud vile went 10 Port
! land last Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
Uncle John Beard has been quite
poorly for two weeks.
Mr. Powell says he intends starting 10
California in few days looking for q
| location.
| Mr } Z Beard started to go across the
/ mountains on last Monday by horseback,
but too much snow in the mountains, so
he had to come back. II will be June
before any one can cross by way OF Leb-
anon rou'e.
| On Tuesday last our public school
closed after very successful term Of
nine months. Prof Mitchell has taught
us a splendid school. Following was
/ the program: Recitation, May Holt !:
( dialogue, "News Dealer" Anna Smith.
Ernest Cochrane; dialogue, Because
Others Do" Harry Beard, Willie Olin.
Elmer Sherer, Arly Holt, Clifford Hays /;
music, Tangent Cornet Band; declama
rions, Bert Powell, John Powell, Arthur
Newcomb, Herbert Mills; recitations,
Pearl Knighten, Coda knigten, Phebe
Hiatt, Ruth Thomas, Wave Sherer, Flor
ence Hudson, Sylvia Hawley, Minnie
Scott, Mary Thomas, Emily Thomas,
Edith Houck, Wilbur Churchill. Alice
Morgan, Rosa Mills. Cora Thomas; dia.
logue, "Be Constant" Maud and Nav
Holt: song, t,y the Grange choir: dia.
logue, ,"The Indian Doctor and his Pa
iients," Mr. T. Churchill acted as the
doctor and mis- patients were Claud
Beard, Willie Holt, Wade Blevins, Lind
sey Sharp, Willie Olin, Abner Sherer.
The HesperJan News was read by Miss
Ada KnighteIt.
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EEo1NsttILE
May 3S 1S2s.

May Is. 1884,
The weather of late has been quite
w1rrn for this time of lie year
&c Bayeu will move 10 Lebanon soen,
having sold his residence property here 10
r II Grover for $3.50.
The county candidates are going fso;n
this place upon The canvas aud will soon
be hard at work. We look for Peter
EImorc TO make good canvas and b.
elected, while Waters says /! he IS Dsascn
tha. he cannot attend the biennial picnic
upon Salt Tiye=, as he will have TO 90 10
Southern Oregon to look after his peach
orchard. he will miss soJd Thing as
there will no doubt be large crowd in
attendance this year.
We see the Times man is In doubt as 10
the ttuthfuiusss OF our statement last
week about Judge Lynch, hut saws him
self that Marshal Powell took the China
man and KEEP; him over ri2hi, zad hy
did he do so Mr. Times. Was Il because
Mr Powell i 4 candidate for The Office Ct
constable and working 10 secure votes or
on account of his great love for ihe
Chinese. Il must have been one or the
other or there must have been some fear
of violence We acknowiege wc are Law
abiding citizeEs, but II IS evident al are
not from the way the walks are piled full
of boxes and hen coops on most any Ssn-
day morning. This is done while tfe
good man of the Times is wrapped io his
nocturnal musings, and TIE law ABIDING
element are of of the streets, 50 1t would
have been in case the judge spoken OF had
decided to hold a term Of court here,
See.
We expect big time nest Thursday a
this place and will have our buttons all OF
in good shape foi The occasion.
We will soon have nc~ Depot 81 hi
place, and ii will be an accommodation <
all interested.
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on THE SOUTHERN RorKDARV.
May 22nd, 1892.

May 22nd, 1892.
Rev Mr. Mays preached at the school
house in district No G3, the second Sab
bath in this month.
A meeting to organize a Sunday school
will be held at O'Clock and an Endeavor
meeting at 40, at the school house to-
day.
Prof Jewett goes off on the canvas next
week. Mr. Mays will PROBABLY take his
place in the school room while the Prof
is looking for votes.
The young people were treated to
party at Mr. Stocgdale's week ago last
Friday evening, which they enjoyed very
much.
Mrs Davis, Of Albany, was visiting
relatives here the first of last week.
| Mrs E J Willoughby's funeral sermon
was preached at the church at Coblre
last Sunday by Rev G A Blair, Of Eugene.
Quite large crowd was in attendance
and'the sermon was pronounced excel
lent by all who heard it.
Mrs Doris, of Oregon City, is visiting
her sister, Mrs M wilkins, at present.
Mr. Amos wilkins has gone to Portland
after his wife who has been in the hos
pital there the past six weeks. She seems
to have made no improvement while
there.
A V Peters merchandise wagon from
Eugene was seen on our highways this
week with Mr. A ] Johnson as salesman
DR. Rice Holt and wife are spending Z
few weeks with his father and mother
He will probably locate IN some valley
town to practice dentistry.
Somerville school seems to be makinj
run on spelling school, ,as quite Grove
assemblies there every Saturday night.
Hon NJ wilkins is improving yer.
slowly, being able now to walk about
, little every day.
Mrs Nichols, OF Junction, was visiting
her daughter, Mrs ArehaIt, two or thre
I, days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Galriel Billmire are visit
ing his parents here at present.
The Free Methodists are holding
}, meeting at the Barger school house aui
n are having rousi1g time.
Mr. and Mrs John Hayworth have
, son, born May 18th; weigl t, 61S lbs.
Frank and Arna Arnspiger and child
9 rem, OF Woodburn, are visiting at M
d Jones. Mr. Arnspiger was recently tn
! victim OF runaway accident,from whic
Q he has not fully recovered.
Miss Clara Philpott has new plan
i and has invited heC friends to musical
! this evening, whicfNis sure to be an er
joyable affair.
1 A party OF eight hunters were out @
the mountain last night in pursuit
Ibears. We believe they were unsuccesI
inl except in getting rAined upon.
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Headquarters O: the john Mile, Pos,
So42. q \ r Dept Ct OssEon

LnBASoH, Or, AsY 2iAf, ts9,
a; regular meeting of John F Mii;tr
Pos', No ~, L = R Department of One
go". the following Fesolu iors ,sere
adapted:
Resolved Isl raAt the 3os'l II May or
Dooos aIien Cay, - is eaivrrSali, known
We believe shou d be re- p=s'ri sud duly
observed br all ciiizras. as All share equally
in the blessings Of : resiors1 : union and a
united country
Received, and Th.t we en;er oua earn
est prc;es; against this oay being used for
the pose OF pa iisan ana political dis
cussion b. aay and 81 parties and iadi-
yiduais.
Resolved. srd. That We ask the central
committees ard nominees of the different
parties ot Linn county, Is well as all pclit
ical speakers, 10 wi,hhold rom entering
into partisan ard political discussions on
Decoration day, ard unite oae and all as
grateful citizens .n he proper observance
of the day.
Resolves. 4.h. That copies of these
resolutions be furnished the Albany DAILY
DE&ocEAr, the Daily Herald and the Le5.
anon papers with request for publication
F 81 MILLER,
T \ SWAN. Commander
AdiusanI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27

The candidates spoke to fair sized au-
dience here iocay. TIE republicans are
not in it," Elmore opened for the dem
ocrats with a sensible talk; he made his
hearer understand that he Is the man for
the legislature. VI A Miller made mas
terly speech, clearly defining his position
on all questions, both state and national.
The way he handled the tariff, was a eau.
ton. "Lnm" Jackson will run ahead of
the ticket here. There is much enthusi-
asm manifested among the democrats here
and they all intend 10 vote straight ticket
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27
HOME AND AnEOAD
MONDAY

An exchange says E r Skipworth vii
canvas Linn county. A mistake.
G w Davis, state school land clerk, ha
a horse at the fair grounds, "DAisy d."
twe-year Oneco iillY.-Journal.
d L Rice last week sold dive acres Of
| his fruit tract south of town TO VIM Hev.
ener-consideraiion $o75. A portion oil
/ II Is set In fruit trees and another portion
of 1t partially cleared. Ashland Tidings
Drs 81 imp & Houser have just received
| and put in position IN their offices in the
Bush Breyman block the largest and most
CON plete electrical apparatus nanufac-
tured for the treatment of diseases -
Statesman. The ad. Of Shlmp & Houser
appears elsewhere.
The Young Eagles tore the Stellmakcrs
all to pieces Saturday afternoon in gsme
OF base ball. the score being s3 To 49, The
batteries were Sternburg aud Zeyss for
the Eagles ani Bridgeford and Siellmaker
for the other side.
The lnnuel meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of
cdd Fellows next year will he It Engtne.
Hoo W Falton speaks ir the int rest Of
the republicans at ths @ lsia Hozse tonight.
Tbs c unity canvas : e,n this morninI t I
Syracuse at $50 o loo t , clock The ha
continued 90 its roll at nasid.
The at4tc printing oia h,a ,lhiar Il do
and nearly al hands a'e II Printer B lksr
will have pleuty If time u attend ths Jate
races Journal.
Parker Bfos are sois a2ents 10 4 lusny for
the splendid cheese manufactured b. War
rem Cranston. OF Willard, mansso..sd Ia the
DENceRAr Saturday.
SATURDAY. and Monday, JAY 2,d aud 4th.
it is T'oposed TO have foat haze ball clubs at
the fair grounds, near Albany. he,idea some
races, regardless Of general celebrate u aud
Arrangements al now being made.
Be-, ia mind that next satu day evening
the democrats will hold :h=,r ,r I'D rally It
the olefa hense. 3h.e ale. ksrs sfs M abr ad
viii eddT@-a 'hs mest';g I.sdses in large
nrmfers II! bee psss.n.. Co,nr es,ly and
set otolce vets.
y SAVAGE BULL.-Yes;efday afternoon
Wm Ed:ards, who n ely bought part o
'hs "Nes" Cannon farm abous S milesi
south Of THIS ciaY.~as - ;ise place os Cobe
Peers, JOSE suaih ct this city. se vas on
his horse when = savage bull at aekcd the
horse, throwing him and rider 10 the
ground. Internal i; juries % Mr Edwards
wss the result. Dc Msstoa. OF this city,
was called, and found him spigliag blood,
bu, ilsinks he vii! recover.
Tue X (. YouxG suxK. .- Saturday
the river steamer II { Young made her
6ni ,rip 10 Eugene, a river boat rarely go
ing 50 far south. In returning yesterday
she run into snag and stove bad hole
In the bottom. The haai began sinking.
bu; Was ruI- into shallow water at once.
where 1t Is resting uos The damage Is
some but not scricn4. The boat will be
kept there for the insurance adiusier be-
fore Se!ng repaired aud congiuusi on her
journey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27

Monday evening, Rev Is " Hill. the
president, delivered the opening address.
an interesting effort. Sh0v; addresses
were delivered by Il II Mccullough on
The Practical side oi the : Work and
10y Rev q Harmon on Its Incentives :
A discussion followed. participated in by
DR. lrrine and Rev faiTCiil1
Atthe morning session + + Sox treated
on the topic" How 20 MzuSge Schools. p
hy Fred nawsos an How 20 Hold the
Boys. followed by live discussion.
This after noon Rev Faircllglas talked
on qualifications 81 Coed Tea -s.es. =
Mrs Rev Hill on Use and Abuse gt
Helps" Mrs Tathan on Teach a., = i,.t
Little 0Hes.' Eud i. + Egaiu on Teach
ing wish she Blackboard
rYriiAS SgsTEEs Last evening AZ the
*. oi T. hall the FIRST lodge Of Pyihisn
Sjstsrs. in Oregon. vas instituted with =
mem mbership ot about Gifts. .shich viii he
greatly increased by the liu2e she organ
ration Is combiefed. The lodge ss aux
iIiary in It's nature 10 she x. g. f. aad i;
is considered quite feather in the Al
hany lodges cap for il tn take the lead
in 0rcgou ia this PEA GeiA. Astoria,
Portland and other cities will follow. The
officers will ne installed aud he oSgani
za,ion completed on usxt MoDday even
ing. which will be The 3th anniversary
of the organization 81 Laurel LoslAe, h.
ol L. Following are the officers;
Mrs Geo w Bochsle3ier.p + II + C.
Mrs J ]. Hill. Most Excellent Chie!.
Mrs y ! Henton, E :
Mrs Walter Parker. L
Mrs y II Allen, Manager ci Temp!e
Mrs L 4 Allen. Mistress q Records
and Correspondence.
Mrs ] DubEuille, Mistress o. Finance.
Mrs Virgil Parker, Protector Of Temple.
Irs Frank Wood. iE-. Guard Of T.
WEDNESDAY.
We. has berua ths C9agr. sl:isra
pass sna&o
The regular meeting Of shs City Cvaaeil
last evening, Was adiOsraed ua:ii toaight.
LAST evening The yoaEgess daughter Il 4.
" Bentley whlle aslssp felt doxa digh; os
st iiis. considerably traisIas her.
Tue Albany Lodge, OF K oi P wss organ
izsi on May 80. 1879 aud boncs will be thir-
teen years old on next Mopday.
Do not forget ina: Capt Bel sill sp, 81 a.
ttss EsaaasA .sA&A -EV&ts4h GFtlAAAs ~
3lst. at 80 p N. Ills spsssh VIII BE- : rare
treat.
Yesterday afyeynoen the young Alba7ies
defeated the Thompson elab : To 8 Gal
orai'h B-others aud Thap4pson and BsT,
were the batteries.
Every osa visiiias Al.aav tsis wsek j.
/ sp cia1ly Invited - c,li and see those tine
! pisnes and osssns a. Willis Music Ssoye,
Al sold ou casy SC. uas,
Tne CoGuty S s Conven:i,. clo-ei yes
| terdsy evening wish Tire election Of ghe fel-
lowine otisess for ,ae eaSsiag yen: D II
I Mccullough .tpresiien; Rev I 2 Boyd via'
| presiden:; F 7 Mating. seeevtar,; l.
! Blain, treasure; W 5 Thompson. Or d n
Jones and B Coasill. exearhvs committee
The koFrect place 10 buy soer groceries Is