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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
X. =. Browns Cigar Store.

The visitor cannot help but admire
the handsome interior IL his store. The
elegant fixtures stand out boldly and
maze rich appearance. Mr.. Brown
has what may be termed a Thoroughly
complete establishment. he has LEFT
nothing undone Ia make the store such
and he may be Justly proud Of his work.
An old and experienced c.gar man. the
gentleman is thoroughly awake Ia the
wants. necessities and care 81 goods
such a. he handles. ard n result moth
ing Is lacking for the benefit 81 this
stock Of goods. To the right. as an en
trace IL made. an expensive statue AMI
cigar lighter stands ia front 81 a tall and
costly mirror Thus il most attract
i've piece ~ work AMI merits special
mention. The cigar cases are ~ the very
latest patterns and contain many valu
atie contrlvaDces that are new. such -
moI~tcuing apparatus. etc. \ not.
worthy feature ~ number ~ private
lockers for the use ~ those that have a
special brand az box. This viii Ice APP
preciated b., all smokers.
Mr. brown will carry a full ard
conplete line - cigars and tobacco, a1i
viii always have in stock onl. the very
hest and most desirable goods. H. cigars
especially viii he he the header. and
lovers ~ a choice weed should always
bear IN mind that Mr.. Browns stock II
cigars - no. only large. hut contains all
the best and most popular brands. lie
will carry full line ~ clear Havanas
ia seven different sizes each from such
celebrated firms ss I.azonu. Pcnass &
Co =. Eodcrcguz. III \. Garcia and
Argules l4opca 4 Co IN domestic goo IL
al the very best ) and 10 cent grades
viii 10 kept. La smokers goods full
ard complete assortment viii always -
found on hand.
Mr.. Brown Tor years was connected
With the american Cigar company -
Ne-tfe,d Massachusetts, During b ~
long ,onnection with that firm the gen
,lamsn made AZ many plgrimsgcs t.
our husy aity that HE face became a
familiar ono on our streets and tls
friends became legion \ FIRM believer
~ Grand Rapids and It's future MIR
Brown decsded ia cast his fortunes v IN
,i- citys large hst - business men.
AMI a. result be has oIsnei az esilb.
hs'imeni that - credit net only 81 him
ssif tut o, .r,nd Rapids as well.
iuruiaf John Callahan Nhn l'"s
Mt knos thts genial hospi'ahlc gent .
mani lisflrues q Sweets hotFl aad
the Morton house seli remember the
r,ir,i 81 greeting always gwen them when
vsftiug the sample fotns - those
D .stsirtcs shil- Mr. Callahan Pc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
SECOND TO ECNE..
The Handsome Sample Room Managed
b. c. w. Johnston.

One 81 the most recent additions To
the list 81 sample rooms located IN
Grand Rapids IL the one managed 10y
Charles ". Johnston. AT No. ll6 Canal
street. True II II, that the city has a
surieIt az establishments that come
under the bead ,of sample rooms. but
the number that are really iirsi class an
every respect and would te called 4 sam
PIE room IA all That the term applies. is
~ small that II printed would appear
ridiculous t. the reader.
\ gentleman appreciates hantsome.
elaborate sample room. lie enjoys
quatiing beverages IN such place.
trog shops "a" an abonInatipn H. hun.
aad many AN occasion has arisen mere
ne has rcirainci from Tipping ms
elbow" because 4 desirable place L. do
~ IN was not AZ hand.
OF the finest ana most complete sam
pie rooms IN the state. none will show
more attractivcness or richness 10
decorations than the one man
aged 10y C. V. Johnston II il
a perfect little bower IL beauty The
walls and ceilings are richl, coiorcd In
handsome designs on combination OF
TN and zine. The fixtures. hy all otds
the han,l~one-f IN the CITY. were manu-
featured hy the well known firm 81 Il.
loihschilds h Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
and are made ~ quarter sawed oak.
The bases are marble and the top 81
mahogany The whole interior presents
"a striking appearance and one long Ia be-
remembered. Inc pr'itlest feature ~
the establishment IL the piece " uphol
stcred work on the NAN wall in marble
lied elk plush. the first Ia TO shown IN
the city. Mr.. Johustonihas all the mod
ern conyenienccs IN the sample room.
aud IN many cassf be has certain con.
triyances behind tho bar that were
never before usrd m Grand Rapids.
Space sill not Jcrmi, a detailed men
iIon - each ami every important feature
u tho sample .ssom. tut suffice IL to say
no similar in stItution IN the city can
hast q as n any convenient amt n~ces
sars contris ,urcs. ono thing though.
that will net H. found on the premises
- = dumb saiter In this connection n
would not he amiss io say that there
ar. neither eiectfic bells CT speaking
tubes.
s grand speciality offered The MGR
chants and clerks ~ = splendid business
mans lunch that ~ served from : IN the
morning until lUto snigh' daily \
thoroughly competent ct-,k - employed
sad the estshles be- serves are - the
yer, hs-si Nj Johnston has the onis
sisam table ia auy sample rsm ~ tie
cio Ia the hear future u - expected
taai the adjoining iuiid,ng wHl -
rrnt.~l which viii be fitted up a. =
library snd reading rcom especially
adapted fof the uses q the working
nan
Tie Cottage. ~ Mr. Johnston has
ehn~teneh The establishment he mac
sg.- - q pleasant place ~ welt order
slKass prevsil. aHd $50 CaGti~. dice "a
slst ma, nss Wiil - tolerated The
sAnsple room l. ffst ciass "a every -
s,sot snd oniy the veiy beet trade 8.
catered -.
The stack q beverages l. eae q ihf
largest asd t.esi asserted ga the sits
oph the veTf choicest g. H. IfogH1a
az handled tie stpcs ale sud - -
s,aFtsr. shich y siNags nu afsu@hf !.
p,f sv,eHsncs NF iobastos lses l.n &,
/ Orysiai Spuns- saies Ia bic establish
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

After swearing hat one witness in the
inquest on the remains 81 Clayton l..
Williamson. whose body Was taken out
81 the west SHE canal. the jury returned
verdict that tine deceased was either
drowned or committed suicide &. NJ.
Baker testified that he had Known the
deal man for seven years. Tie and his
wife had been separated for sever
years. and about three years ago she
obtained divorce and remarked. His
7-year old boy died at about the same
time.
These troubles were evidently the
cause 81 his dissipation which grew
upon him. lie threatened IL commit
suicide several times. Witness had no:
secn him since January.
\ dispatch was received yesterday
from his parents in Ashland. Illinois
stating that his father was very i'll and
financially unable L. care for the re-
mains, so he will be buried al county
expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
A! Brewers Billiard Pa.lo,.

Leading from the sample socm is "A
hanisome and expensive staircase.
which g!istens as the dew does IN the
morning sun. This staircase forms one
entrance into Al Brewers billiard par
lors Mr.. brewer is we'll known In
Grand Rapids. and his place II business
IL said Ia bc one uf the best in the state.
With the opening IL the new establish
menis referred la above. Mr.. Brewer de
cihed al,-o Ia make the opening night 81
his parlors gala occasion. With that
idea ia view he for some time past has
had a large force IL men engaged
in making great improvements in
his billiard parlors. Last night
the opening occurred. and though
not through with his changes. Mr..
Brewer received his friends in apart
mcnis that are not only handsome
anil attractive. but complete i'm every
department 4 metamorphoss has
taken place and regular visitor Ia the
parlors is surprised ut the wonderful
changes made Another floor has been
added Ia Mr. Brewers place III business.
which will be greatly appreciated 10y
the patrons Tables have been placed
On the second fioor and now more space
Is given billiard or pool player while
engaged in game. The walls and cell
ings 81 the rooms have been redo corated
and repaintcd and several other decided
improvements made \ new depart
ment added II fine lunch counter.
where AZ all hours substantial and nicely
prepared eatahies can H. occurred. MIR
Brewer can justly he proud of his bill
lard parlors. They are as timely equip
pei as any in the state and the tables.
both billiard and pool. are second 10
none in the city. Lovers If the gentle
mans game will appreciate the estab-
hshment MIR. Brewer has placed before
the public.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The ssp.uDO ~ state tsx collected IN
Kent county. which under ,h. new
Law .hould have bern paid 10
the slate Msreh 10. hs. not yet
ts.en paid and hrnf county 10 paving q
per cent interest on the defect IL Is
costing the Taxpayers IL the county $40
per month 20 keep up this interest.
County Treasurer Stebbins vas asked
yesterday Why the state tar had not
been psid over. and he replied that
there Vas not enough money on hand
With which Ia pay IL There Is but
said he and ther. must. ~ eourr-. hc a
considerable on hand 10 meet daily ex-
rens~s Tn. state tax sIil be- paid as
soon a. The liquor tax 10 collected. There
- about $4,000 coming Ia the county
fron TINS source. which will sson lie in.
and then the state tax can lie paid over. "
Mr. Slebbins says II wou.d have cost
III. same rate to have borrowed IN.
money and paid the tax ON March L. IS
the county - compelled to pay the
statr. The county was In debt So that
the money collected for state taxes has
been paid out for other purposes The
county hs. not We; settled with the city
"a state aud county taxes. and that
should he done t~fore it settles with
the state.
Inquiry at the Kent County Savings
hank. the county depository. showed
that there Is. IN fact. but s.2,1 eco at pres
sut L. the credit of the county. The in
terest on thi- balance goes In TIE ccun
~. under the new law. instead 81 into
the pocket of the treasurer. as /, FOR
m.rly did. IL will be- two or three weeks
before the liquor tax - all paid in and a
settlement with the auditor general
uat.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
sunday Services.

Church 81 Christ The Rev. W. j.
Russell pastor. Morning subject. The
Church in Its Divine Idea evening.
Christ. the Great Teacher"
Unity Church. Temple Emanuel
Services az 1915 4 m. Preaching by the
Rev John Snyder az st Louis. Mis-
souri,
Trinity Church Holy communion al
. -, mathis AZ lo.D with sermon. even
song at 10 with sermon. H. u. John
st"n. rector.
Presiding Elder W cogshall will
preach ia the Piainfield Avenue NJ r.
church this evening at : IA o'clock and
administer the sacrament.
Spring Street y VI. H. Church W
= ksBe. pastor Preschingat 7-iu , IN
hy Mrs Dudley % Beuah home. iuD
a N. by the pastor
Fountain Street Baptist Church The
Rev JOHN l.. Jacksng. -. -. pastor
Usual services morning and evening
South Congregational The Rev. j. T..
Smith. pastor Morning subject. An
Ngel Pastor. evening How Nc Got
our Bible"
seventh Day ADVENTIST Elder l..
g Moon. pastor. t'oud ieWUiars hall.
- m. Farewell discourse by tho
pastor.
Al Souls Church The Gev. Charloa
tluhrer. - u pastor Morning sab
jet. The iuvorkinE Col evrniug.
The Significance = the Recent Naval
Display ia New York
Grand Rapids spiritual Nzs,cis,ior
Lincoln hail Juuet " l.rversncs VI
u ~ hicsgp viii lecture at lO-N e. M.
on his l.,'e srl ihe Newt. Their Esia
ton - tHeh pther. 20 =, "a. " .dI
an,s hips. lie Abu=.s AMI Use
Progressive Spiritualist Spcietv Flk=
bail. - = IN. t'eofSe : Holmes.
speaker
- MARKS Church Division and
Pearl streets The Rev Or WHkins.,n
- Grand Haven vii preach az ID = NJ !.
Arrg -"rric" s1p 20.
S,sih Wsrl Hapf,-i Mission SUNDAY
schoni az 2 ~ Preaching st : I m
~ he i.ev q, " Van kits
- PaBr- Memorial Church The
h@y \ N al Husg~s= r--cter " Len
INK PRAYER and servlce= i0-gt even@lng
snd -srnen a. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

TIE -ssoni Hos. Work has siseady he
qua. A cottage or Addition 10 the house
sili b. buiit Tor the ree.dsner ~ tnan
sni ms wife sho wiA he placed IA
ehasg- Il the tsiksiag II Is Proi-s~rsi
Ia osSaatze club with = atsmhsGship
composed II knights - pythsss ,s az
eupy this club ro.Iaa. shioh ell te fur.
sssh~d wlth ssuse oxasttsnoG9 club
furniture bought by the losig. at the
TINE Il the sale. Arrangements
~ili be male FOE serving meals Ia the
club room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
CAICAGO VIA q. K. d I.
So. 6s Round TIP.

Leave Grand Rapids leo a. m. ar
rive Chicago .i:.', p. IN.
Leave Grand Rapids ll:20 p. M. ar
rive Chicago $50 q. IN.
Secure your tickets and sleeping and
parior car reservations az q. II. Il J..
ticket office. Union, Station. Tele-
phone CO.
\. ALaQUisT. Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

tors and carpenters have made wonder.
iul change - ;nc interior ~ the ground
fi,-ir. and a. result one IL tie largest
best and most complete show Tcoms IN
the city Is now used by Nr. Kennedy IN
display ing his goods The walls and
ceiling are neatly and tasiefully dee
Grated. and present coy and home.
like appearance Ia TN. visitor. The
Offices located in the front Of the build.
ing are large and we'll equipped.
Mr. Kennedy has been in business in
Grand Rapids since lss2. and has always
ENJOYED lucrative patronage. His
great knowledge II the liquor industry
has aided him material, IN bringing his
business To- successful point. Hiis
stock Of goods Is a large and varied one,
AMI embraces all the beet and most de
sirahle brands ~ wines and liquors. 4
feature il made Of straight whiskies in
bond or free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

oa~ q, ~. f.srr,.-' r't ths t.s-' ND
rtk &C -

\ movement - 81 ff~nt p orFsrtss 49,
rfh.s s.artsi saHh Tine tinl~ e sci p.
..sr,sr.-s,i - afeus i,.ra = the az - -
knashs~ q f'Yfsiss Nith brssiguar'si~
~ - EAST ena iFfrs,fisi la,ie~ tss
ss,frreaf * = y afgan ssflnu ~ fhe
cav rsira h.s<s.ii a 80 rear Tire e1fs.sr q
wsanhF avrnse sad Hs@f sff-si su
uhHh - afeft a hi~fK rsHfairiite =
.fsr r.-s,rs. huf fh- aiessiers hss- ts
s.,is,i g, .isf~r ttiifiiaz snt lastesG siii
srs.i..is.i thf ra-t ienfe nfs~ nn Es~ siis
tnts q rlab haa-~. nth a krige Ttslsa o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

II. +. Mills 81 M. "a East Bridge
street. who held s2no policy in the
Covenant Mutual Benefit association q
Galcsburg. Illinois. has received throus n
their state agent. W. T. Yates 81 .s) on
a disability claim. This company paws
one half tho amount ~ polio, IN event
- disability. thus giving the insured a
benefit while living.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Mrs Frank \ Rodgers Ten Il the
Fountain Street Baptist Church viu
give a Columbian concert and entertain
mcnt in tho church psrlors TUESDAY
evening May 10 Admission - c.Iis.
children in cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
RECENT IMPROVEMENTS.
The Wholesale Wlss ana LAaaos hooss
o; Alex. Kennedy.

az the many improvements made =,
merchants ia business places in differ
ent parts n the city ihir spring none are
more noteworthy than tho~e made re
cehtiy by Alexander keBneds IL hls &c
tsbl.shmsnt loeated al the conner III
Louis anu Waterloo streets pecors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Removal Notice.

The Grand Rapids Wunger company.
fotmetl, located on South piVisien
street. wish~s g. announce - the public
ant the trade IA general that they have
removed iher plant g. NJ. - Crescent
avenue p here they Vii have larger ard
more convenient quarters - rrnduct
their rapidly Increasing business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

noanes that sbe has paf,t as.si TIE Ia
iere-i - &. vs. tunrs AMI hss removed
TIE -t,-k 2 musiesi sundnes. efe. g. =,
tearf sfgs~-i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
BIG BARGAINS!

This is no humbug--A CLEARANCE
SALE We have two three and four Suits
left of kind and they must 60 REGARD
LESS OF COST Remember. this Great
Sale commenced Wednesday, May 10, and
the sooner YOU come the better choice you
will have.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

S,stors Henley SUNDAY night ~
Sm,ths opera house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

DFII(NTHkjH9 always has fresh
vi hlHffndt" caught fish. fne
poultry. game etc Try him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

meat. little feature he psiTons Hii
appreciate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

We will offer To the public Mems Atwood
Suits ranging in regular price from sI2 TO s22
Light Grey. Dark Grey and Back Straight
Cut Sack. GETAWAY Sack and Getaway
Frock Suits The biggest bargains ever
offered in Mems Clothing. Come one and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08

The farmers and mechanics of
this country will soon discover
that they cannot handicap the
creative industries of the people
without doing themselves irrepar-
able injury.
New methods Of taxation may
mean more taxes, as the Galveston
News asserts lit certainly means
that the Democrats cannot run the
government within the present
revenues.
Galveston is trying to corral the
sad sea waves and prevent their
erosion Of the beach which is her
beauty spot and upon which she
claims to be an interesting city.
PeiXoto is proba bly, a dictator, all
of those South American presidents
are, but he is not prpying upon the
defenceless people of his own sea-
board as the revOlutiOnists are.
Grover is souring on Queen Lii.
Had he been a Republican there
would have been no end of COM
mPnt on the leaning to the colorcd
against the white government.
Uncle Sam never laid a cOercivp
hand upon the home government
of Hawaii in the past and he can
not afford to do it for the restora-
ton of dethTOned debauchee.
The South American republics
are running close race with the
European mOnarchies in their at
tPmpts to involve their continent
in war.
Galveston will not hold an cleo
ton to vote pro or con on that pro-
position to wall the eroding island
from the sea. The mayor says, no.
1t is not annexation that is ask
ed for Hawaii, but nOn-intprferpnce
in her affairs by all foreign powers,
the United States included.
The oyster may not initiate Nc
GrcgOr, and stand upon his native
heath, but he lies peacefully in his
little half shell.
The dulcpt tones OF "SilvPr
TOnguod" Dick Hubbard are again
heard in the Lone Star State.
Hill shows his Indian hand once
in while, and the marks on his
tppee bOde no good to Grover.
These skies rival those Of Italy,
and there is no cabinet trouble
here to cloud, their serenity.
Texas may be wild and wOolly,
but she is also gamey and ftshy.
The coast region says so.
There is is great dparth in state
political news as in returns author
itative from Willis.
The coast sportsmcn are rcdolent
with the flavors Of feathers and
oyster shell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08
Atlanta Constitution,

No woman is going to saw wood
and say nothing. If she has to saw
the wood the world will certainly
hear from her Galveston News.
"TOm," she whispered, "suppose
I should die" "Thcre's no suppOs-
ing aboue it," responded Tom,
"you've got to--some day."-Lifc's
Calendar.
She (with conviction)-"I don't
believe in cutting up poor little
birds and putting them on hats"
He-"Oh how good you are She
--"lt is much prettier to see the
whole bird"
Some men," said old Uncle
Eben, as cZ puckcrin' oz or Onripe
pprSimmOn. AM often or tech 90
de fros' Oh adversely brings out
an amount ob sweetness dat am
Observation-Disclosures Star.
"Thts life" said the man who
stood on the cellar stair with a
coal bucket in his hand" would
, be a concession of sweet surprises
/ ifcoal only came up as easily as
the price does."--Washingt ton
Star.
.AIice-GcorgP, dear, how did you
convince father that you were rich
enough to to take good care of me
Georgc-Easy enough; told him
bought fresh chrysanthemum
every morning. - Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Awthers (sadly)-"I have had
some good fortunes, and one Of my
books has had a great sale, but |
feel that the highest hOnOrs will
never be mine" Criticus-"What
more do you want?" Awthrrs
(bitterly)-"Not once have I been
accused of plagiarism."-Chicago
Record.
Sweet Girl-"The man l marry
must be both brave and brainY.'
AdOring Youth-"Whenw we were
out sailing and upset, l saved you
from watery grave" "That was
brave, l admit, but it was not
, brainy." ayes it was; | upset the
boat on purpose."-Tid-Bits.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications tor this paper
should be ACCOMPANIED by the name Of the
author. not necessary Tor publication. but
Is evidence Of good faith on the part OF
the writer Write on one side Of the pa
Der. in a plain hand. Anonymous COM
municatlOns will not BE- noticed. The
LIGHT Will not be responsible for the
Statements NJ rs correSuou6r
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08
ALL SORTS.
Presence of Mind.

7 INbVIIN0 VI Ia II u
~ tell You she's brave one" the
lOve-siCIl yOungster said,
"And further more than that, she
is divine"
"You are right" spoke his rival,
and sweet hope quickly fled,
"She has some very rare presents
of minC.n
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08
Medical Men, Attention.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is. not responsible for the
private bills Of any of its employees. And
paid unless accompanied by a written or
der from T b. JOHNSON, Manager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08

field for hope and encouragement
in this diGection, and confident that
the opportunity will not pass them
by the party Of progress and pro-
tection will abide its time. This
is America, and in time the
American idea must dominate
and be found in the ascendant.
The determination to tax only
thu net incomes of corporations and
syndicatcs will not satisfy the rank
an file of the Democracy, who cX-
poct the party to redeem its prom
Uses for more equitable system of
taxation. That measure will es.
TRANCE the corporations and not
placate the labOring class. Thus
it is that all things work together
for good, to the end that the De-
mOcracy may be defeated at the
pc lis at the election Of next year,
AMI possibly in that of the second !
year thereafter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08

Dallas Herald thinks that the
Republicans are hard to please be-
cause they do not jubilate over the
Wilson program. Wait until the
country says its say about that
tariff and then talk. The Repub-
Leans will not be in it with the
industries and labor of the coun-
try in their dcnunciation of this
present measure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08

Lega. advertisements Sl.OU pc. inch urN,
s,s,,, Oh. IS cents per inch each SuDSe-
- r'Is'r in,r,. tuu. Trustees sales 300 per
sss Il- ArFr fnsection,25 cents eachinsertioD
After
Reading matter, editOrla, page, - cents
per line each Insertion. Local columns
g. cents rrSl Insertion, 10 cents rrSl wee
cents after urSt week. Speclsi rates on
60 and 100 lines running for month,
Home b. refreshments payable on 1rSt Of
eesn Month. Transient advertising pay
cole IN advance. only metal cuts printed.
Specia rates given on larger space anC
long time advertisements. Discount gtver
for cash.
Announcements tor STATE and County
)ffiCer> ten Dollars In advance.
tSS A contracts Or t.IIS must De ap-
proved Oy the Secretary and Manager.
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Hlert
dvertiSers
~ dvertise in the DAILY LIGHT.
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Building Material

{ ement, Lime, Plaster, Fire
Brick, Sewer Pipe, Chin ey Flrus, Etc
Al mo Cement Co, 2O7 and 2O9 Acequia ST.
telephone No 81.
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Announcements tor STATE and County
)ffiCer> ten Dollars In advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-08

W. H. FIoIling worth, General
Contractor, 1919 w SdladO str ct. Estimates
cheertulN Irui1hed on all classes of one
br OK and wood b ildings