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RELIGIOUS.
The United Presbyterian on Evils and
Means of Reforming Them.

The United presbyterian on Evils and
Means of Reforming Them.
PITTsBURG, May 27.-In the United
Presbyterian General Assembly this
morning the Committee on Prevalent
Evils and Means of Reforming Them,
reported at great length on Sabbath desc
Grafton by railways, newspapers and
mails; on secret societies, murder, di-
vorce, the social evil, theaters, church
lotteries and gambling. The report
recommended that the clergy boldly and
openly make themselves acquainted with
these evils in order to be able TO effect
ually combat them. 1t was decided TO
build church at Salt Lake City. The
report on religious interests in the army
and navy urged Congress to provide an
adequate number Of chaplains in the
army.
The report of the committee on the re-
lation OF Theological SenIinarieS to the
General Assembly stated that there
seemed to be some confusion as to how
tar the supervisory power of the assem-
bly, reaches.
There was considerable debate on the
subject, in the course of which Rev. John
a. Brown said the seminaries must be
under the supervision of the General AS
sembiy, and its authority must be as
serted, that the United Presbyterian
SlAl1SA SlOIi1Il LOG D6 Ill Iu6 llIScGdDlS
tangle that her larger sister, the Presby-
terlan Church, is now in. The matter
was finally referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
telegram was received from a dele
gate in Washington stating that yester-
Gays action in the House OF Representa-
uves was only the preliminary skirmish
to battle that would be fought on the
Worlds Fair bill appropriating five
million dollars, and that it is thought it
cannot pass without provision closing
the whole exposition on the Sabbath.
MARYLAND METHODIsTS.
WESTMINSTER (Ald.), May 27. The
General Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church adopted a resolution
tavoring the passage by Congress of the
amendent now before it prohibiting the
States from passing laws respecting the
establishment of religion, or to use it's
property or credit, or money raised by
taxation for aiding any church, religious
denomination or institution under re-
ISiOuS control,
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Finally Stewart got unanimous consent
that the bill be taken up as unfinished
business on Tuesday next at O'Clock,
and the Senate adjourned until Tuesday
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-In the House
to-day Hatch gave notice when the ap-
preparation bill was disposed of he would
ask the House to consider the anti-option
bill.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Postoilice appropria-
tion bill.
After an explanation of the bill and
some remarks by Blount of Georgia, crit
lclSing the Postmaster-G General, the COM
mittee rose and the House took recess
until evening
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PEOPLES PARTY,
Action Taken by the state Convention
In Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, May q. - The State
Convention of the Peoples party was
held to-day, with about 500 delegates
present. The report of the Committee on
Resolutions was read, and Randolph
County delegate read a minority report
on the temperance question which Gre
ated an uproar. The Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions stated that
nine members of the committee had op-
posed the prohibition plank and four
favored it. He urged that the party be
leaders, not followers. By an immense
majority the temperance plank was ex-
cluded from the platform. The financial
plank demands national currency, safe,
sound and flexible, issued by the general
Government only; full legal tender, and
that without the use of banking corpora
tions; just, equitable and efficient means
of distribution direct to.the people; de-
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principal
Cities the Past Week.

NEW YORK, May Chickering's: New
York, $677, $4,000, an increase of 1.3
per cent; Boston, S9S,026,OO an in
crease of 1916; Chicago, sol, ,72l 900, an
increase of 90; Philadelphia, S72, ,723,- :
900, an increase of19.4; st. Louis, Sl9,-
O94, 900, an increase of IL: San Francisco,
S17.273,000. an increase 1927; Baltimore,
Sl3, ,365, 600, an increase of 5.S; Cincinnati,
S13, 1886, 600, an increase of l7.5; Pittsburg,
$l7,16l,000, an increase of 29.S; Mime
apolis, SI,977,0O0, an increase OF 50. 0;
Omaha, S5,l5S. 100, an increase of 49,;
Denver, S4,6G3, ,000 an increase of 7,g:
St. Paul, 81, 1863, 900, an increase of lii;
Portland, Or, 81 ,SS5, 900, a decrease of IL. 5;
Salt Lake, Sl,S73,0 900, an increase of 81. 9;
Seattle, S424,9l5, a decrease of 7.3; Ia
coma, $l,029,000, no comparison; Los
Angeles. S574,6S2, a decrease of A.; Gal
weston, s., ,52S, 900, an increase Of 2.S. The
total for the leading cities of the United
States for the week ending May 10Th, is
81, lac, ,S05, ,69S, an increase of l2I per
cent, as compared with same week last
year.
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mands the free and unlimited coinage of
silver; condemns President Harrison for
calling an International Monetary Con-
ference and inviting other nations to as
sist US in fixing the value of silver, de-
claring it an effort to demonetize the sill
yer dollar by international agreement,
and graduated income tax is demanded.
The convention nominated the follow
ing ticket: Governor, Leroy Temple
ton; Lieutenant Governor, DR.. j. A.
Houser: Secretary of State, Jesse L.
Hobson; Auditor of State, Lewis CASTOR;
Treasurer, Townsend Coke; Attorney
General, E. IL. hernandez; Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction, j. III. Allen:
State Statistician, II. B. Bliss; Reporter
of the Supreme Court, w. u. Dewey.
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Baptist Home Missionary Society

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-The sixtieth
annual meeting of the American Baptist
Home Mission Society began this morn
ing. There was great applause when
Rev. J. d. Fulton presented resolutions
asking Congress to withhold appropria-
tions until the Worlds Fair managers
agree to close on Sunday. The resolu-
tions further oppose the erection of a
Roman Catholic monastery on the
Worlds Fair grounds. Referred. Rev.
DR.. Wayland presented resolution re-
citing the Southern outrages to colored
people, and calling on the General Gov
ernment to use all legitimate means to
put an end to the persecution.
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The Bruner Case.

SAN Francisco, May 27.-At the Bru-
ner trial to-day, John Black, w. w.
Gardner and other members of the Sacra-
mento Grand Jury testified concerning
the evidence given by Ottinger before the
jury. Secretary Of State Waite produced
the journals of the Assembly, by roll
calls IN which it was shown that from
February a, 1891, until the end of the
session, Bruner answered every roll-caIl.
The object was to show that he was in
Sacramento when Ottinger alleges he
met him here,
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Fair Directors Elected.

LAKEPoRT, May 27.-The Directors of
the Twelfth District Agricultural Associa-
ton met at Blue Lakes to-day and elected
officers as follows: David Alexander,
President; II. a. McCraney, Secretary;
Farmers Savings Bank, Treasurer; DIR.
C. w. Ably, Superintendent of Track;
Morris Rearing, Superintendent of Pa
vilion of the fair to be held at Lakeport
from September Goth to October ], 1892.
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Suit for Salvage.

PORTLAND, May 27.-In the United
States District Court to-day the case of
Frank Upton against the whaleback
steamer Charles w. Wetmore went to
trial. The action is brought for the re-
covery of $250,000 salvage for services
rendered by the steamship Zambezi in
towing the Wetmore into Astoria when
she was in a disabled condition off the
mouth of the Columbia River.
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Fditor Chflds at Portland

PORTLAND, May A.-George w. Childs
of the Philadelphia Ledger arrived here
this morning from San Francisco. He
was met by delegation from Multnomah
Typographical Union and committee of
citizens. He expects to be in Portland
till Monday, when he will leave for Puget
Sound. Multnomah Typographical
Union rendered Mr.. Childs a public re-
ceptiOn tonight,
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situation More Serious.

SHREVEPORT La.), May 27.-The stu
alton in this section is growing more
serious, because of the steady rise OF the
river. The general overflow of the Red
River Valley is inevitable. Thousands
more breaks in the leVee occurred to-day.
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Murderer Hanged.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.), May 27.-Edward
Speers was hanged at Magnolia to-day
for the murder of S. C. Hunt, on July
1st last. His neck was broken.
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-Four Bows Drowned.

PITTsBURG, May 27.-At Woodville this
afternoon six small boys were fishing on
the bank of the Ohio River, when it
caved in. Two were rescued, but the
others were carried down by the strong
current and drowned. Their names are
not known.
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Army Officer Killed.

VERONA, May IA man named War
chesini surprised his wife with her lover,
an army Lieutenant, whom he shot and
killed. The parties are in good position.
The affair created a sensation.
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Sheriff SEot and Killed.

MACON (Ga.), May q. Sheriff Ben
Wilder was shot and killed by VIII
Bell, whom he had under arrest. Blood
hounds are on Bells trail. Preparations
are being made to lynch him.
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Death of General strefeht.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 27.-General A. D.
Streight, who planned the historic
scheme by which he and 107 others es-
capped from Libby Prison during the war,
died near here this morning.
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British Steamer Wrecked.

DAKAR (SenegaD, May 27.-The Brit
ish steamer Port Douglas was wrecked
off the Cape Verde Islands. The passeu-
gers were rescued by a schooner, which
was also aflerward wrecked. The pas
sengers were then rescued by another
vessel in destitute condition.
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Funeral of w. III. yanderbi1t.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Funeral services
over the remains of w. II. Vanderbilt,
the Oldest son of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
were held to-day. The interment will be
in the Moravian Cemetery at New Dorph,
Staten Island, the Vanderbilt burial-
ground
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BASEBALL.
The Friscos Defeated by the Los An
geles Team.

geles Team.
SAN FRANCISCO, May q. = Pitcher
Roach, of the Los Angeles team, had the
left-handed batters of the home team at
his mercy this afternoon. Hoffman
pitched a strong game. but it was one of
The visiting teams batting days, and they
earned six of their runs. Score: Los An
geles 7, San Francisco 5.
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, May 27.-O'Brien's errors
and San Jose's batting won the game to-
day from Oakland. Score: San Jose s,
nalyIa, nd \
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A scoundrel Hanged.

HENDERSON (Ks.), May q. George
Scott, convicted of running his sister and
then numbering her, was hanged to-day.
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Killed His Wife.

GREENUP (Ky.), May 27.-Austin Por-
ter entered the room of his wife, who had
refused to live with him, and stabbed her
to death while she was asleep.
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Made a Good HaUI

LONDON, May 27.-Burglars scaled a
sixty-foot wall in the rear of the store OF
Mappin Bros, manufacturers Of silver
ware, and carried off 5000 ounces of sill
Ver
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
The Dissolution of Parliament
the Leading Question.
CONSERVATIVES WISH IT TO TAKE
PLACE WITHIN A MONTH.

A Number of Members Wait Upon
Balfour and Try to Impress Upon
Him the Necessity of Settling the
Question at Once-The Government
Determined to Delay Dissolution
Until Certain Measures Are Acted
Upon.
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The Portugal Cabinet.

LISBON. May 27.-The King has ac-
cepted the resignation Of the whole Cabi-
net, and charged Ferreira to form another
C,ahiuat
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Death of General Buckland.

CLEVELAND, May Z.-General Ralph
III. Buckland died at his home in Ere
mont, O., this evening, OF apoplcxy.
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In case of poisoning excite vomiting by
tickling the throat or by warm water and
mustard.
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SALT LAKE RAILROAD.

SI,it Brought to Condemn Certain
Lands.
MARTINEz, May 27.-Suit has been
commenced here by the San Francisco
and Great Salt Lake Railroad Company,
which was incorporated a few days ago,
n condemn tract of land in Contra
Costa County, the owners of which are
Anpus A. Grant. James A. Williamson
and Horace w. Carpenter. The tract is
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COAST CHRONICLES.
Interesting Session of the Presby.
terian General Assembly.
CASE OF DIR. BRIGGS THE ALLrIM
PORTANT SUBJECT.

The Picnic at Chico a Grand Success
Los Angeles Won From the San
Franciscos, and San Jose Threw
Down the Oaklands, in the Ball
Games at San Francisco and San
Jose.
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POLITICAL SCRAPS.

From orr Democratic Contributor No. /. |
Aha, Mr.. Hogg, our popular young
attorney general, and our unpopular
governor, have learned that the U. b.
have stepped in and arrested your
demagoguical cry of making railroads
disgorge; the lands of which citizens
OF the state are the innocent pur-
chasers and owners. That Dallas U.
3. court I'm granting q writ of1injunc-
tion, put about the last nail in your
coffin.
When did ever 300 school children
meet you with q shout of welcome, as
Clark was welcomed at Luling yester-
day.
Are there any Hogg men in Bexar
county who did not know he had and
has questioned the title and right to
their land possessions, which they
believed theirs?
What will you aud your salaried
defenders IF your course say, regard
ing the U. >. injunction suit above
mentioned.
Don't you think Mr.. Hogg, that, as
Mr.. ]. Sheppard ssid;t the West ought
to have the land commissioner; it is
true you did not want any German
on your ticket two years ago, nor
even q western man. Prof. Pritchett
and old McGaughey suited you better
than Linn or Bieckler, hut can you
enjoin Mr.. Schleicher or Mr.Shephard
from running, as the U. b. did your
ruinous policy?.
Come over next Sunday and help
us enjoy ourselves-Clark had great
pleasure here, why should not you, =
come Sunday, any of our clubs will
invite you to fun. s.
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REAL ESTATE

Deais AMI the Prices They Bring.
Wade Haywood to Albina Nutshell,
thirty acres in division Is, survey 81,
ten acres of which belong TO the st.
Hedwig's church in the town of st.
Hedwig, SIT 40.
Franz J. Ludwig and wife to Christ
ian Speiser one-nalf of ten acres out
of lot 8, range l, district 4, 81 500.
jacob Hoffman to Frederick Bier
ing, tract of land on Culebra creek,
out of survey 81, section 5, $3.50.
q. B. Wilson and wife to the Gal
weston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Railway company, tract of 1900 acres
of land 100 feet wide out of original
survey So, the tract of land to be fifty
feet on each side of the center Of the
main track of said road, $3.50.
William Hiley to Susan Hiley, lot
IS, block 81, on Nolan and Walnut
streets, 81 ass.
Robert l.. Foard to J. HI. McLesry,
lot Z, block Z, corner of CARA and Co.
NAL streets, $3.50,
Miguel F. Marsch to Isadore Kuitz,
lot 40, range 4, districts, on the Olmas
creek, $3.50.
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SPECIAL TO THE LADIES,

Ladies, you are requested to read
and learn that we are not going out OF
business, nor are we selling goods at
one half their value, for we never
overcharge at the beginning of the
season. Our prices are always mod
crate, and we make a fair profit on
our sales. We are not selling out
hats on account their ancient styles,
because we carry only the latest.
We never charge for trimming hats
bought of us. We shall commence TO
sell Monday, May 23d, one thousand
assorted trimmed Leghorns, willow
or lace Flats, for ST each. The re.
maiuder of these goods are trimmed
with nice flowers, and all silk ribbon.
We have also received q handsome
line of Necres, Ribbon and Crepes,
which we shall offer at very small
margin. Ladies, remember the place,
and you will find it to your advantage
to give us a call.
MoKE'S MILLINERY PARLoR,
5 10 st Kampmann Building.
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New Officers.

Last night the Belknap Rifles held
business meeting at which Mr.. Ed
Richardson, the popular lst lieuten.
ant, presented his resignation. Lieu
tenant Richardson did this because
1t was impossible for him, on account
of business, to attend the Omaha
drill. Second Lieutenant John Green
was elected first and Sergeant Chas
Baker was elected second lieutenant.
They are both good men and will
make excellent officers.
The company turned out 40 men
last night and "a this morning
They will all soon be in harness and s
tours Will be drilling night and
morning.
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Satisfaction

Is the lever that gives us such
increased business. We NEVER
allow a customer to be dissatisfi.
ed with our garments or treatment.
1t is Gus purpose and aim to
please every one who trades with
us. And our Merchant Tailor
Misfit Garments speak for them.
selves. You can buy a Suit made
to order for $25 at the normal
price of $3.50; a $50 Suit for e15;
an elegant $40 Merchant Tailor
Made Suit for $40; the fine i'm.
ported Worsted $50 Made.to.Or.
der Suit for $25. We have about
$50 pairs of the fine Made-to- Or
der Pants which we are selling at
One-half of their original prices.
Alterations to insure fit free of
charge.
Open evenings till 8 p. m, Satur-
day 10 p. m.
200 W. Commerce Street, Corner Navarro.
Misfit Clothing Parl0rs,
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CIark's Strength.

Morltz Saper, the well known Wis
consin trunk drummer, has returned
from tour over the state. He has
visited nearly every county and city
of any size in the state and says all
the cities will surely go for Clark
though Ross, for governor, is being
much spoken of about Sherman and
Texarkaua.
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1911 OH d ohu sluoWalk Oh "tsb SOm-
merce street.
Mrs. DR.. r. Menger celebrated
her birthday anniversary today with
some friends at her residence.
You can always find fresh supply
Joy Flower at l.. Nelson & Co., Camp
bell Bros, j. d. Cobine, August
Muegge, Coulter & Ford, Redmond
Bros, Maurer d Podewils, Paul
MoureauX, Mic Peters, J. NJ
Matthews, t. E Mumme, s. Duer-
ling, G. H. Schneider, John Kenney,
Val Mechler. D. F. Maxfeldt, J. and
l.. Vollmer, VIM Long, F. G.. Burge,
Joe Fritsch. Mrs. j. Rlgby, Mrs.
Bremen, Roll Bros. and others. If
Big Shoe Sale begins Monday
next JOske Bros. $685.
Not for talk-we are prepared to
do as we advertise, viz, sell shoes
cheaper than anybody else. Our
stand is Elmendorf's old place, cor
ner Main Plaza and Commerce street.
Sullivan Shoe Co. 5 l46t
Cabinets So 90 per dozen at w. E.
McLeod's, photographer, "a w. Com.
Two Car loads of roofing felt and
roofing pitch just arrived at Pauly &
Dielmann's.
AT 246 East Commerce street is
where the Office and warehouses of
Pauly q Dielmann are located. Tele-
phone 40.
Embroidered dress patterns, from
Sl.40 to So 90 each, worth double the
price, are selling rapidly SIS E. Hous-
ton st. ARTHUR SoNfMERs, Agt. I'm
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Don't Forget

Tomorrow, Friday, our Remnant and
Bargain sale.
Remnants at half price.
10 A Sheeting at 16 IL cts; Towels
5. Is, 20 and 25 cts, worth double;
Knee Pants, slightly damaged; White
Lawn, 4 IL CITE; Ladies' Calico and
Percale Wrappers, and lots of bar.
gains ali over the house.
1t WOLF & MARX.
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CITY LOCAL NEWS.
DIR. Won Koehrmg, Art,
229 Garden street, Tel. 476.


900 Garden street, Tel. 476. els II
Have your gasoline stoves repaired by
Robert Strach, 5 w. Houston st. 3-2S3m.
EQUITABLE accident. Mackey
Block-SHOFF & TOULLERTON. I'm
Dances at Louis Airs pavilion every
Saturday night Instead of Sunday. 30 I'm
--latest Souvenir spoons at Hecht's,
PAL Com. street. l6
&C. S. Eberhardt & c. A. Coughlin,
Architects, Mackey block room 203. I'm.
Fire engine number one aud hose
carriage we're called out to San Saba
street yesterday afternoon by q false
alarm.
Mr.. l.. A. He'll was made grand.
father yesterday.
Sam T. Sufatt, Union ticke ct agent,
of Montgomery, Ala, is visiting the
Alamo City for the first time, and Is
stopping with his kinsman, o. r.
Flournoy, Mission Ridge.
Mr. Dan Mccarthy says board
of directors has about been found and
that San Antonio will certainly have
a fair next fall.
The South Heights office has been
removed to 52l E. Houston street. op-
posite Maverick bank. 8 Is ct
Embroidery drive sis E. Houston.
Fresh arrivals of 81 90 shoes. Sui
livsn Shoe Co., Main plaza, Elmen-
DORIS old stand. 5 IA ct
"A voice from the wilderness, cry
ing, The Eagle Shoe company for bar
gains In shoes! See our s. 90 shoe.
Commerce street, cor. Navarro. IA ct
We recognize no competition on
our $500 shoes for ladies and gents.
They are the product of years of study,
lots of capital and plenty of energy,
and are simply the best in America.
IA ct SULLIVAN SHOE Co.
You can furnish your house com.
plete at bottom figures, at l.. P.
Peck & Co. 16 tt
Big Shoe Sale begins Monday
next. Joske Bros 5 10 ct
Big Shoe Sale begins Monday
next. Joske Bros. 5 10 st
For rent, elegant upstairs rooms
at very reasonable rates. Palmetto
Apartments, lis Golisd street.
Big Shoe Sale begins Monday
next. Joske Bros. 5 10 st
Nickel house numbers at Harry
G. Miller's, IL E Houston street, Odd
Fellows building. 42l If
All materials for a complete
gravel root can be had at Pauly &
Dielmann's.
Taxpayer at Pauly & Dielmann's
EQUITABLE Life, Room 2,
Mackey block, G. o. Mcclure.
-Sheern & Burnett, undertakers,
$50 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Carter & MulIaly, undertakers,
263 West Commerce, the best ofattenl
ton and reasonable prices. S1ltf
Money loaned on furniture without
removal. be Ash, 22S Dolorosa. Inn
Bargains in fine furniture and
elegant Bamboo goods at and below
cost. r. Becker !" and 2 Commerce
street. 80 If
Baby buggies from g upwards at
r. Becker's, 10 & 81 Commerce st. If
Wanted heavy 2-horse spring de.
livery wagon. Alamo Iron Works. If
Refreshing and healthy, Berlin
Weiss Beer. Try it. Ochs & Asch-
baeher. 4 25 3m
Drink Berlin Weiss Beer. 1t is
brewed from pure wheat and hops.
Ochs & Asch bscher. 3m
They are all advertising special
bale days, but if you want bargains
n shoes on any day (excepting Sun
lay) come to the Eagle Shoe Co.,
Commerce and Navarro streets. St
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If YOU WANT

A No. first class genuine clay
worsted, English cheviots. cashmere
suits, at reasonable prices, go to
HENRY KoHIEe, Tailor, AT East
Houston street, new number SIS IL.
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5 198t
Probate Court.

Estate of Jacob Epp, deceased.
Freda Selciek appointed administra-
trix. Bond, $1,000.
Etate of Frederick Epp, deceased.
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Marriage Licenses

Sherman A. Butler and Z. j
Clark.
Albert Moegelin and Urchalass
Delgado.
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FOR RENT.

A fine rock house, rooms, bath and all
modern conveniences, extra large lot,
around San Antonio, with southern ex-
posture, JOHN T. HAMILTON & Co