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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-12

MIR. Oscar Whitly arrived In the
city last night with his bride, MISS
Laufare, OF Gonzales. They were
married yesterday afternoon.
1900 Remnants, all nice, fresh
gods, for tomorrow's sale. l.. Wolf.
son.
We shall continue the sacrifice
sale of our entire stock at auction re-
gardless of value. MOke's Millinery
Parlor. NAT SULzBACHER, Trustee.
-Wanted-A good house servant to
cook, wash and iron in small family,
apply at 2l5 Lavaca street. l-l0-3C'
special prices on certain lines In
every department tomorrow. Come
early. l.: Wolfson.
Ladies, ladies, do not miss to at.
tend the auction sale of our entire
stock, that must positively he sold
without reserve. Moke's Millinery
Parlor. NAT SULZBACHER, Trustee.
Wanted situation by expert ac-
countant TX 2" this office. l03
Shoes sale extraordinary begins
tomorrow. Haas & Oppenhelmer. 81
Don't let the weather keep you
from coming to our great Remnant
.ale tomorrow. Our store is comfort
able now, whatever the temperature
is on the outside. l.. Wolison.
AT the request of many of our
lady customers we have concluded TO
set aside Friday as q day when we
will sell hats and other goods at pri-
vate sale mot at auctiOn) as q good
many ladies are too timid to try on
hats among such immense crowds, We
have had the last few days. Ladies',
remember that Friday you can buy
any OF our fine hats at auction prices.
MUke's Millinery Parlors, Nat. Sulz-
bacher, trustee. 10 st
Remnants! Remnants! specials!
Special! Cheap! Cheap! l.. Woltson.
Never were there so many pleas
ant faces as seen at MOkes's Millinery
Parlor yesterday, and no wonder the
ladies bought any kind Of goods at
their own prices. Auction to continue
daily. Moke's Millinery ParlOr.
1886 NAT SULZBACHER, Trustee.
Let every retail grocer in San Antonio
attend the meeting in rear of Rische's
Theatre tonight at 5 p. m, to devise some
One thousand and eight hundred
remnants, of all kinds, marked re-
CARELESS of cost, tomorrow. l.. Wolf
son.
Corn so cents at Roll Bros. II 1t
ALI Observation-Disclosures citizens
are requested TO attend the meeting
at All Austin street, Saturday night.
We hope to see every lady in San
Antonio down tomorrow as we have
some nice bargains for them all.
Please come early tosget the choice.
l.. Wolfson.
ALI INSTRUMENTATION citizens
| are requested to attend the meeting
at All Austin street, saturday night.
Gus RGppstein will be tried for
lunacy this afternoon.
ALI anti.administration citizens
are requested TO attend the meeting
at Al Austin street, Saturday night.
There will be an entertainment
given by the Epworth League OF the
Canal Street Methodist church tOmOr-
row night.
There will be foot ball game at
the Springs this afternoon.
The officers of Friendship Temple
No 2, PythiaD sisters, will be Unstable
this afternoon In the Reuter- hall.
Louis Heuermann, Harvey Baer,
Peter Helm and Ad. TOepperwein are
out in country enjoying a hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frazer will
celebrate their fifteenth wedding an.
niversary ut their home tonight.
The grocers of the city will meet
tonight at Rische's theatre.
There will be an entertainment at
n nj hit
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CITY LOCAL NEWS,

Dr. Won KoEHRING, ART.
Office g. res. G29 Garden ST., tel. 476. 6 IS II
Sheen q Burnett. undertakers,
259 Commerce street. Tel. ll5.
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Consumption, Malaria, Rheumatism,
Catarrh and all Blood and Chronic diSeas-
es are caused by microbes. RedamS' Mic
robe Killer viii remove the cause and
give nature chance to cure 80 page
book free giving full explanation.
+. REUsS, City Drug Store,
10 90 3m cod f.. Commerce st
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$3.50 TO S4OO.

You can get nice bedroom set al
the way from $3.50 to $500, at l.. P.
Peck Il Co -, pa and 226 West COM
merce st. It costs nothing to call and
look at same. l223 If
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RECOItDEIs'S COURT.

The recorder dealt with the following
cases in police court this morning:
f. Yturhide, drunk and disOrderly 81.
Wesley Willis, vagrant, 81 or 10 DAYS.
r. S Dean, careless driving. dismissed
QuOng Man Yusn, beating and striking,
81.
S. Moore, drunk and dlSorderly and
carrying pistol. continued.
G. Heuser, keeping vicious dog, con-
tinupd
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CInh Visitors.

The San Antonio Club was visited yes
terday by Messrs VIM. f. Page, U. $
Fish Commissioner; Geo. Fl. CGryelI
washington, D. G +; c. L. Strnb Jr.. Pitts
burgh: Ed. R. Rome. San Marcos; s F.
Grimes. CnerO: LeOnidaS G. Hill, Beeville
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SULPHUR 5ATHS.

The Natural Hot sulphur Bathing es-
adjustment a. the Southwestern Park,
is nov open Hack TO the grounds leaves
he |. Il G. n. ticket Office. Alamo plaza.
at 3 and IL a. m. and aud .. ut. 10 7tf
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BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION.

There is on exhibition at the new
store of p. Peck Il Co., 224 and 226
Commerce street, tho finest and lsrg-
est stock of furniture and carpets ever
before seen in this city. The public
Is invitei to call and examine, and
compare prices. 1928 If
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Otto Fielder has filed q chsttel
mortgage conveying to Otto koehler
his entire stock of liquor, etc.. to
secure the prompt payment of $500
debt now due.
-Michael's, at 220 E. Houston
street, sell Only Ten year old Her
mitage Rye" and "Old Crow Bour-
bon.n
Our new line Of mems working
shoes are the best In the market.
Every pair guaranteed. sulhvan's,
Main plaza. 17tf
The greatest bargain sale of la
dies, misses and children's shoes
ever inaugurated in San Antonio be-
gins tomorrow. Haas & OPP enheimer.
The San Antonio Brewery has
put upon the market q splendid new
heer, called She BOhe milan Pale Beer.
On zap at all first-class saloons. If
1t was thought that the xxx wss
perfection. But those who have tried
the Bohemian Pale Beer, just put out
nv the (City Brewery San Antonio
Brewing association, think it another
Y better. Try it. lift
-Mrs. DOwlIng's carriage was
robbed on West Commerce street
yesterday.
"A charge was made before Thad
Smith yesterday against George
Rippstein for lunacy. A. L. Bueche
is the plaintiff The case will pro-
badly be tried this afternoon.
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AN EYE OPENER.

Keep YOUR eye on the real estate trans
fers and see the bone fide home seekers
who are buying in Grand View Addition,
which offers the best inducement in the
state for safe, sure and reliadle invest
ments. See A. ], May, over Texas Natl
RonE 1T I
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EVERYBODY KNOWS ED. COR
RETTs'

IF not call and make his acquaintance
and inspect his fine stock OF all the
latest styles in Gents Furnishing
Goods of every description. His prices
are the lowest, II I'm
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naAecAIN EoR PRINTERS,
For Sale: 500 lbs. of BREWER Roman

FOF BhIbs OUU IUb' UI DIOFIOH H",1h10'"
fair condition, abundance Of sorts, at
Is and 20 cents q pound. Address,
IL q If T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT ONCE
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We are still in the field with a
large assortment of crockery, glass,
lamps and house furnishing goods,
comprising mostly the best goods In
the market. The goods must be sold,
and you will find our prices far below
other houses as we design to get out
OF trade. REIDELL & COMPANY,
Opp. Maverick Bank, Houston st. II
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OESERET EVENING NEWS
saturday. Juiy 10. iHpd.
FRAGMENTS

lupoE BAnrcu will hold court next
Monday.
Tnr county court will be in sossion on
Monday next.
TuE supreme cour. Of the Territory
will inooi on August jOh.
THr general Scandinavian outing 90
| Saliar Beach will take place Tuesday
July Is, l,gj
jon BARLOW has boon appointed u
| guard at the punltouiary. lie was form-
erly % police officer
Iur Uiah Democratic club will moot in
| regular session tonight, Soyoml inn
poriani matters are expected TO come up
| for discussion.
a coon program has been arranged
Tor the iuocuug on Monday evening 800
tho Social Hail under tho auspices oil tho
scandinavian Democratic society.
TIM two couvlcts who escaped from
Tho poniiontiury are still abroad, oil Of
forts OF tho sparchpfs, Including Detective
Franks and bis hluOdhoWds. having
been, therefore, thus far failure.
TIM announcement Is made .ha, there
Will DO services iu tho JusuphitC chapel
tomorrow ns follows. sunday school "a.
$3.50 ain. Preaching at 10 am. aud $50
pm, by Lld0r r. Elzonhousor Of indo'
pcndonce, No,
UNirAHiAN services at tho Thoaicr to-
morrow morning aud next sunday
morning. After that there will BOO u
vacation until September. Rov. Mr..
luot'H subject tomorrow IL What Mill
Bccomo of u? Service begins At u
o'clock.
THTHE were several surprised and
Indignant couuCilmen last night when
the "anti.cconumistsn succeeded Ia de-
ierfing action ON tho totrunchmOnt ro-
port Az tho same time there Hro good
many CITY cNployos who were decidedly
pleased at the turn In the tide.
d. a. LowRiE was severely injured
last evening by having his head come In
violent contact with telephone polo
while standing on tho stop " - First
south street car. llo was accompanied
to DR.. Richards office where his injuries
were attended TO aitor which ho was
takon home,
NJ. j. JOINS, receiver In tho case OF
Martha Ann C0ombs W the Utah Paint
and oil company, has filod his report. 10
sots forth that tho receiver has received
monies 10 tho amount Of s,lG.22 derived
from various sourccH, aud that ho has
paid out SIli.OO, leaving balance Of
slji.3i which hohas deposited Ia court
ABRAHAM HUNTER has commenced
divorce proceedings against Harriet
Hunter IN the Third district court. Tho
complaint was hlod late yesterday. Tho
husband states thai no and the defendant
were married In 1878 aud have four chill.
dton and that she has boon an hahitunl
drunkard for more than two years last
past. llo asks for tho custody Of tho
children.
PRIoH TO the commencement OF n
liyOly glove contest between "DenvoF'
Ia. smith and Potter Alahor, tho Irish
champion, last night, the manager Of the
former announced hat Smith was uuXi-
Gus to moot Jim Williams and that he
would agroo to stop HIM Ia four rounds.
Tho Utah bruiscr was present and a0-
copied tho challenge and now au attempt
IL being made TO arrange a meeting be-
tween them.
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Since ia nFSt Introduction Electric
Bittors has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now II n clearly In the
lead among pure meiiolnal tonlcn aud
hltorniiveB-cortining nothing which
! ormits It, use az O. beverage or inioKh
cant; II T. recognized NJ the bsal and
puTcSt medicine for all Eilmonts OF
Stomach, LlvfrIor Kiineys. IL will
cure 5ick HoAdache, / n .igeaiion, Con.
s,ipation, aud drive Malaria from tho
syslem. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each hottie or slo money will be ro-
funded. filyu only SOC. per bottle.
Sold by A. &. smith & Co., DrugglEtA
pee
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a.2as,dyE

There figures represent the number
% 1ottles Of DR.. Klng's New Discovery
Tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Which were sold In the United State.
rom Barch, '1l, or March, '82. TIVE
Giilion, Two Hundred aud Twenty
Eight Thousand Six Hundred anu
5oyenty-Two bottles sold In one yenr,
Ani each anu every bottle WAS sold on
a poaitiye guarantee that money wouil
be- refunded N satisfactory results did
not follow liz use. Tho secret Of 10
ucotssis plain. IL never dieaproinlF
,ai can always bs depended on M The
very beat remedy for Coughs, Colds.
tie. Price, soc. and Sl.00. At A G..
milh d coz Drug Store. g.
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TIE pnoCEEnINGs.

u. l.. Rhodes and about twenty
other men Employed In grading the
intersection OF First South aud Thir-
teonth East street sent In petition
asking that they DO retained and paid
in warrants until such time Ms the
city will be- able to cash them. Laid
ON the table temporarily.
The City Railway company sent In
communication domurring to the
resolution requiring them to pay an
annual tax OF s25 per car on sixty cars.
Committee on license.
John Hitler and others asked that
they be- paid for damage done their
property by inuudation on west North
Temple street. Committee on claims.
+. w. Pitcher asked to be permitted.
to pile building material ON Com.
mttcial street. Committee ON streets
+. Auerbaoh ~ Bro. asked that
credit be- given them on curblDg tax
oyerpaid on East Temple and Second
South streets. Board Of public works.
James II. HJgg an Rnd others asked
that they be not required to pay paw.
ing tax ON Fifst South street between
Eighth and Mini Eag, until the work
had been completed or at least com.
mencgd. Referred 10 tho treasurer
with instructions 10 suspend collection
for fifteen days.
IL, W. rgtl0ck aud others asked that
Eleventh RDuth .tfpet past le tfnurnyaH
Committee on streets.
q. NJ. owen anu others sent In
communication complaining OF the
vast amount of smoke constantly arts.
ing from the plant OF the CITY Rail.
way company,
James Hughes asked that regular
assessment be levied on Second Wet
street sewer line, extending from
Second 10 Fith south streets. lie
also represented that he was building
q terrace NJ the corner Of Third South
ana Second West streets and wanted
sewer connection, lie had paid 90 tue
collector $500 with the understanding
that the connection would be allowed.
CITY engineer for an estimate of
cost.
FROM THE FIRFMEN,
The members of the IRE department
sent In u protest against the reduction
OF their salaries GnC announced their
williugr ess to accept warrants for one.
halt Of their pay Tor the next ninety
days. Laid ON ihe table temporarily
ms HoNoR vETos 1T AGAIN.
| Mayor Baskln sent 10 a second veto
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removing EARN from the streets d.
rrctiy over wattrmainr, neCcssitutirg
that they be lowered. Referred to the
city engineer
now LEAKING.
The gnmo official reported that the
Capitol hill reservoir had spfulg a leak
aud recommended that tho break be
repaired forthwith TO avoid heavy ex.
penae. CITY engineer
SHE'S AND TEAMS.
The various heads Of departments
sent In detailed reports ph0Wing the
number Of men ana teams at work un.
der their supervision. Laid on the
table tcmp3tarily.
An EQUALIZATION MATTER.
F0lIand novel that the presiden, OF
The council appoint n member 10 IN u
with the county board Of equalization
on the 10 b prox. Mr.. Heiss was
named ~ such member.
AFTER ruE STREET RAILWAYS.
Loonoueow offered the following
resolullor:
Whorois, Tho salt Lake city Railway
company and tho Sal, Lake Rapid Tan.
hil company have failed TO pave the space
between tncir rails and trucks and tho
space two feet ON tho outside Of
tho outside rails OF the outside
tracks ON East Itmplo street, be-
tween South Templo and Fourth
9ou,h siroetsi on No-t Tomplo street boz
tWcon South Tomplo aud Fourth South
HtCoui on First south street be wpru
] a
second south between S'niO and Wo.t
Temple streets ns required bv tho pro-
visions OF section Got chapter n ufthe sos
sion laws OF Uiuh passed No the Twenty
ninth session N the Legislative assembly;
therefore 10 10
Resolved. That said railway companies
arc hereby requested o. ct once proceed
Win 'ho work Of paving ihoir respective
portions " tho above named streets as
the law requires, and In the event of tho
refusal of suiu companies or other "
them Ia plyu AS above required, that tho
city proceed 10 10 tho taiuo ai tho cost
thereof from .uid companies OF other "
them in The manner provided Tor in soc.
ton Of chapter 30 90 tho Twenty
session laws OF the legislative assembly
Of tho Territory OF Utah.
Hardy moved that a c1nfctouce c1m.
mittge Of hvo DO appointed 10 wait on
the Clljrrs OF the railway company
aud report back ihuir hndlusH.
Mant.nnd moves ms an amendment
that the res luton bs referred % the
committee a i've 10 be named 10y the
chair 10 cyufOr with the railway com.
lany aud adjust the difficulty.
Carried.
The committee consists OF Hnrdy,
Looi2outow, Lawson, EVanB aud
Horn.
AUTHORIZATIONS.
The following apnropElatlons were
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The Mountain Ice AMI CON storage
Go. desires 10 call attention to the fac,
that they arc row prtparoi % supply
their family trade with manufactured
ice nj the following rates:
Books Of thirty ten llOl pound cou.
pom tickets, S2.7j each; books u thirty
ilit,cn (l1l pound coupon tickets, $500
each; hooks Of thirty. twenty-five (25l
psuud ccupuu tickets, s5.-5 each.
Thee. books nfu toiu Tor cash only,
md the ice il Therefore 10 PEI cent
cheaper 10 tie consumer than irst
YEARS. rates.
PIeaGe note tual there are 10 e1ceT-
lions 10 the cash plan, ~ the cori-
iany's collectors ire DISPENSED win
and the trade gets the bczefit q The ~
per cent reduction.
Tickets can be- obtained 1t the oflioe,
No 80 l.. Second South street, 81 tiUN
tho drlyoia.
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THE BEST SALvE In the world for
Cnt-, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt
Rhtum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chopped
Hands, Chilblains, COrns and all Skin
Erupuons, and positively cures Piles,
or nv pay required. II Is guaranteed %
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 20 cents per box. For
fale boy a. @, Smith n Go.
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On account OF the lat ness OF Tho
wool clip being shipped, and 4 great
many OF the members being away; 4,
has been decided g. postpone tho regu.
lar annual meeting from Monday,
July l7th to Tuosdry, July 25th, 1903,
on which date the members will meet
at the A. o. U. w. Hall, Union block,
At = p. M, FOR tbs purpose OF eleoting
officers and 10 transact such business
as may come before the meeting.
w. A. HAIGH, Secretary.
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CITY COUNCIL WORK.
Another Veto oil The Jones Electric
Franchise Sustained.
TIE CITY RAILWAY TAX.
A Conference Committee Appointed TO
Walt on the Officers Of the street
Car Companies.

An adjourned session OF the City
Council was held last night, President
Looibourow In the chair. The mem.
bers present were Rich, POLAND, Har-
dy, Moran, Horn, Bell, Kelly, Evans,
Simondi, Beardsloy, Heiss, LAwson.
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Made by the American Brewing
Company oi 81. Louis is b-ewei " the
lest barley nnu Bohemian hors. lt
has beautiful amber color. a delicious
hop flavor aud spstklcs ike Cham.
raguc. Fred s.. lladra, Wholesale
Dealer. ~ East, Flrsi South Street.
salt Lake city, Uiah.
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Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olson's
orchestra In Attendance every allot.
uoon aud evening. Fare for round
trip only 90 cent?.
D. T.. BuRLEY,
General Agent Passenger Department
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Adjourned untIlTuesdpy night.

Take your family 10 Sal,air tomorrow
for ride, "A bath audtl hear tue great
yiolinist Arnol at 1880 p. m.
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Get your Abstracts ct Title At the
County Recordef'a cfiicc. They are
made directly from the original records.
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Collma Coffee, Nectar %; the gods, at
tho Barlow Thompson Grocery Co.
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Exceedingly cheap rates to 81. Louis
are now in elect. The Union Pacific
aud Missouri Pacific R'yr are running
a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from
salt Lake City, Cheyenne Hud Denver
o ST. Louis without change. Pullman
Dining Care Denver a. Kansas City.
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Only twenty mlnutgs' ride 10 Saltair
tomorrow. Bathing tho finest In the
world.
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J.. G.. Hines & Co,
Wholesale Cigar Dealers.
Agents for "Cuftom House" Cigars.
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For Elegant Laundry WORK Patron
ilo Troy Steam Laundry, li2 Main
st.
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DON'T fail ~ hsar Arnold ut sallair
tomorrow at 1880. r.m M.

Men's Bathing suits, Mems Bathing
suit; In great variety Brown, Terry
d woodruff Co.. ii3 Main 81.
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Effective June 2lst aud until uflher
notice trains between Salt lake aud
GnIlleld Bnach VIII Iun q. lDIlnML.
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Saiiair Reach timc Table.
In effect June 10, 1893

DAILY Except NondAyd.
Pedeueu.Simms Full Band. Fare.
30 cents round trip. Trains leave II
q. w. Station.
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called attention 10 a common error Of
removing earth from the streets 81.
rrctiy over wattrmainr, neCcssilntirg
that they be lowered. Referred to the
city engineer.
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Purchase now inr July delivery; rate
$3.50 yer ton. Winter rntc viii be-
5000. order oI Wolstrnh0lme 4
Morrif, o. West Sec1n South.
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y u INEEINT y NTll
Distributing Agents for the
celebrated "CustOm HouseD Cigatp.
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The gnmo official reported that the
Capitol hill reservoir had spfulg a leak
aud recommended that the break be
repaired forthwith 10 avoid heavy ex.
rcnse. CITY engineer.
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Garfield Beach Trains.
Effective June 2lst anu until further
notice trains tctWorn Salt Lake and
GnTllnlI Bnunh VIII nm ~ lnllnWn.

Bathing, Beating, Dancing. O,son's
orchestra IN attendance every after.
DON and evening. Faro for round
trip only 90 cent?.
d. l.. hurley,
General Agent Passenger Department.
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smoke "Cu,tam House Cigars,
IL. @. Hines X Co.,
Distributing Agenie.
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Superintendent Of Waterworks Ryan
tent Ia n communication In which he
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The various heads Of departments
sent IN detailed reports ph1Wing the
number Of men anu teams nj work un.
der their supervision. Laid on the
table ttmpltnrllv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-17

THOMAS j. RUSHING, ESQ, 2902 Pine Street
81. Louis, No, writes: =. was great fferrr
from catarra for three years. AZ times could
hardly breathe, anu was constantly hawking
and splitting and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. 1 thought
nothing could be done for me. Luckily, was
advised to try Dr. SaCe's Catarrh Remedy and
l am now q well man. / believe 1t to be the
euly sure remedy for catarrh now manufae~
tured. and one has only to give it fair trial to
experience astounding results and q permanent
cure
A complete Treatise on Catarrh giving yals-
able hints as to clothing, diet and other matters
OF Importance, will be mailed, postpaid 70 any
address. receipt of a two-cent pe.tage staH1p.
Address,
Worlds Dispenaary Aedical Association,
No. ees Ms.n Street. BUFFALO. N. z.