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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
Starr VALLEY Items,

EDiToR lsDEryEpEsT:-Jrs t at pres
emit We arc havirg Spring-like weather
and enjoying the holiday srasuu.
Christmas eve found an eager and er.
pcctsut crowd OF little folks, with
their parents, at the echoolhouse.
How their eyes shonc 10 s,e the many
nice prc-opts provided for them by
loving relatives aud irionds. even the
older ones came IN for their share OF
kind remembrance and ell had a
sociGl time. A few good recitations
aud songs were rendered.
Monday evening the members Of
the l. o. G.. Y. gave u ball at their
hall which was largely attended. Wis.
itors were present from Lamoil!e.
North Fork, Clover and Secret Valleys,
Camp Hullesk, Halleck Station, Wolls
and Toano, aud it ia hoped that they
enjoyed the occasion, Is il has always
besn tho aim Of tho members. 10
make a success OF their efforts, and
10 that oud did their ~"lrvcl beat"
Wednesday ~cvening an cntertaiumen,
was given by Mr.. Vardy, the Grand
Chief Templir OF this State, who il
visiting in our valley ut present. A
largo audience wa present aud spent
n pleasant evening. List Friday
night tho eYWess Office ut Deeth WIS
broken into, Tut tho would-De robbers
failed 10 got the saio opea, but rihed
a trunk aud 1 TOW boxes, There is
no clue H. the penotra'ors yct.
Tho rnnchs-s are feeding their atock
cattle, among which uro a number OF
6esyes FOR Spring ohipnent.
Mr.. Smiley und daughter, Fannie,
have returned from California. Miss
Lottie Pixley Of Lauoillc Valley, is
visiting at AR. C~rosson's, and Miss
Nettic Conne'5, OF Newark Valley, at
Mr.. Bon Armstroug'a.
ANON.
Doeth. Nevada, Dec. %, 1892.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
FRon MONDAYS DAILr.l
sALMAcUNDI.

Christmas psesed OF worry quietly
in Elko.
Hon. George Russell returned from
the west Saturday evening"
Miss Lena Alexander has closed her
school for the term and returned 70
town.
Miss Bello Butler. of South Fork
spent Christmas with her friends 10
town.
Tho Rer. Johu Wallace loft for his
homo in lone, CAL, on No. 4 this
morning.
The masquerade ball this evening
will be the event OF tho eason Don't
miss it.
1t is rumored that a couple Of Car
Inns young 1 will lead two Ut E!ko's
fair daughters TO the marriage altar
iu the near futrrcr.
II commenced to rain. Saturday
evening mud has continued a. inter-
vals up To tho present writing, 3:l5 I'm,
with fair prospects OF continuing in
detinnitly. "a.
Rev. John Wallace informed the
INDEPENDENT this morning that the
Rev. f. S. Witter, Of whom he spoke
last evening, would he hero the sec-
oud Sunday IN January 10 take his
place.
Miko-Oh, but / fooled tho boss in
great etoyle, that / did. Jerry-What
doin'? Mlko-l tiIlod one hod with
brick M just KEEP walkin' up au
down thin ladders spry an the Guild
ijit thought l waz workin'I--tChicago
NeHs-Record.
Ex-senator Ingalls, is not one OF
those who ieer At Mr.. Cleveland Ms a
mere uphcaval oil the times. In a re-
cent interview he said: "Mr. Cleve
lnnd n no longer be considered au
accident. His career is replete with
surprising snd anomalous leaturss."
1t ia said that granite ia the lowest
rock III tho carth's crust, and is the
bedrock OF the world. 1t shows no
evidence OF nnimal OF vegetable life.
II ia from two TO ten tiracs as thick
ns the unitod thickness OF all the other
rock. 1t is tho parent rock. from
which all other rocks have boon either
directly or Indirectly derived.
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Su bscribe Now.

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Week.! Examiner for ono year for O.
by pay'ng up all back subscriptions
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No Flies on This Lady.

A lady living on North Seventh
stre"t. San Joss. Loing attracted by
tho queer nctions Of her little s~ir.rear-
old hoy, thought lie surely must havs
taken poison OF uomo kind. Having
no medicine OF my kind to givo the
!ittls nuiferaF, she grabbed three flies
md gavs:them to him ia milk. Tho
nies did the work, for up came some
hard poars aud tho boy WAC at once
curs1. This rouIedy ~ hard TO beat.
No cbar9sia made for tho prs.crip-
tion.- bradley Mercury.
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An Outrage.

"W"il. whnt Is your grievenco?"
7aid tho warden Of tho Penitentiary
u tho mntinou1 convict who had
boon brought bsioro him
81 have been u~Djustly Inundated,
cir" replied No. GIL, his cheek flush
ing hotiy Mt the recollection. "I'm
doing titno for smbozzlins q million
dollars, and you've put me- Ia the
eamo coll with n cheap, low.down
scrub That's hero for counterisiting
nicltels. "-.ChicaXo 'rribuue.
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Tho Cause Of Rhennat,sm,

An noid which exists in sour milk
and cider, called Iac,io acid, 10 BE-.
loved by physicians to 10 the
OF rheumatism. Accomplishing in
The blood, it attacks the hbreus tic.
sues IN tho ioists, cad causes sSosiz-
ing rAinS. What il needed 10 . rom
sdy to D~<strslins Tho ACID, sad 10 90
in,is"rsto the kidneys aud liver that
oil wEs.e will b., carrisI oil, Hoods
Ssrsirsr ! u 10 heartily recommended
by many whom IL hsa CURED Of rhsu.
ast,sm. It pc ,r,ssec ju.t Tho de.
sired 9uaiitis,, anu % thoroughly
pnrifies the blood a. TO prcvcnt occur.
renee Of rheumstic attacks. We rug.
USst u trial OF Hcod's Ssrsapsrilla by
all Who sufsr from rheumatism.
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LFRoh FHuRsDAY's DAlLr.l
sALMAnuxDl.

JACK r lila ,:u.nol from his north.
ern TIP to-day.
Nns Is IN. time to got ready 10
ues of f'oa your Old hahts. e.
Tho Official vote III the State will
to found AssShee.. Cut it out toi
future reference.
There will he an Experience Social
~ the . Presbyterian Church Oh
Friday evening, January 18Th, 1853.
TIL" dsac. given by Albert Hall u
the Exc Amateur Pleasure Club nj.
the Depot Hotel last night was large.
ly atteodsJ.
II stwo-~hes'ed vehicle i. a bicycle
and u thrse.wheeL-d : tricycle.. il dJss
not follow that the oae ~hasled 10 an
icicle. 1t IL . whsel-b af row.
McKeiZhsn, ,t NebrlsLa, tho only
Populist outside OF KraA,. -lcc.s cd To
Congress, ia distinguished AZ the
h'u,eiiAt man in the Fifty-scccnd
Congress.
The Associated Press reporter Of
Reno is authority for the statement
that The foot disease has broken out
rmong the cattle feeding on the
Truclce meadows. So.
Quite nunSnof Mira. G irrscht,s
friends gathered AZ tina Hot Springs
last night and spent the evening in
dancing aud sinking. A tue lunch,
prepared by tho hostess, was served
and Nil present had a most enjoyable
time.
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DIED.
BLAcE.-Gn Starr ValIoy, Decsmbe,
~, 1902, infant son OF G.. II. and
NGta Black, aged 10 days.
Settle Tn.

Nc have been compelled 10 eend
out bills this week 70 4 number Of
our subscribers who arc in aricats
for tho WEEKLY IspKPEsDEaT. Some
Of these arroHrsgcs arc quito largo
aud must 10 ssttlcd before the Grsto
January. IL you bavo received n bill
for the amount duo We, plonSs call
and settle up,
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Maaonlc Installation,

Attn meeting of Elko Lodge No. 10,
j.. 4 A. NJ. hsld at thor Hall last
night, Ito following officers we're iu-
htalled: ,Gr
y. n. Mcbride, w. M.
J. III. Morrow, S. ".
L. q. Henderson, J. ".
James CLARK, Treasurer.
]. +. Trinlett, Secretary.
John l~Iopderson, s. d.
ThUs. Hunter, J. d.
q. W. Litton and Il. K~ostsr, STOW.
srda.
james Russell. Tyler.
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BADLY burned.

One OF Mrs. Hugh McFss's littlo
girls waa quito badly burned a row
days ago. She was suffering With a
tooth ache 1t nicht and her aged
grand mother VIA using nlcobo! in
somo way, about the stove, when tho
alcohol took lire md burned the child
very bad -(Adyocata.
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EChOES OF a

PRrrcZ EIsaARcn says the Anftrfosns
army lacks ofacerM
DUNNO tho unoccoun table Franco
herman wor OF 1901, ) 1000 victims
were elain on tho two sides.
TnR new general Of the Trapplsts Is
Padro schsstiano. abbot Of septtonts,
born q F~rcnchman and before entering
the Trapplst order an officer in tho
Psps army who bad distinguished him.s
colt In battle ~ .
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Painting mud Paper Hanging

rori. A. Sore, lsle ~ San Francis.
SEQ. IN Interior DsUrstor. Painter
nd Paper hanger. ii. Tor The present.
located (, II Cariin where ho will al
todd 70 all vrk il ho ln-. He will
make occT ., ionnl iriIS 70 Elko. lie
Is highly Z y mS ldod by the citi.
zeps o Csr.in and guarantees sati-
faction.
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Now ORcNrA.

Humboldt Lodge No. ., 4. o. U.
w" elected the following omcers at
ito last meeting:
Mastor Workman, d. CaSpor.
Foreman, Goo. Aeiss.
Ovoreeot, NJ. q, Cool.
Recorder, A Reiuhart.
Fipancior, Il. Il. Keysor.
RacSiVsr, u. Roinhart.
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IL good enough for Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla-there is no need OF embellieh-
nlent or Gcnsationalism. Simply
what lIoods Sarsapar,lis does, that
tells tho story Of its merit.
Hoods Pills urs oasy, yct efficient.
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T. Os,hL's ius: r.ins,d , c,m nj Q
t"sorL'Eent al Lm!iet' end ktt,.es'f I'm
iii 'cs, a'a' .asn't "nj boys doe shoes
Pi"a.e call aud examine goods and
prices before ceu ii.y n~sy. u
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hIAKNlED.

GOoDALE- Riddcll:..-Iu Ogden, Utah,
Doconbsr 10, 1892. Mr.. Ed. Goodalo
10 Mics Mary j.. i.iddcll, both Of
Starr Wiley, Elko county.
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BORN.

LEWIS: In Stsrr Valley, December
eth, 1892, 10 tho wife Of Charley
Lewis, II daughter.
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w. w. BOOHER,
Eproh,ASp PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION 7

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Ter aty period ulder ok months. one dollar
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ADVERTISING RATES.

VIII be nads ~ low as 10 consistent Win
saaa es1n..s principles. Apply at the Of
&C. fsI toraL
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Doetb. Nevada, Dec. 90, 1892.
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DAILY NDENT.
Az EVENING PAPER,

;ssrED IvxzY DAT. suNDAIB II.
osptsd-
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{" WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, And gen. TO any ad-
lrses lrS-iike pAid). st hs following rasr..
payable 10 advance;
one ~
Xix 2 W
Tor Az pSrlod Under six LAen,hs, Ftry
asats par nenth.
catered 81 The rifo. HeTsda. Po,tohee for
hsaSa:sstoh through the nAils ~ SECOND
ia~A n,,i matter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
LoCoSCELLANEoUS.

Some defeated candidates and friend:
are cooling off at ROckport by the sad sea
waves. 1t is salt sea not salt river this
time.
Burleson chapter, X. A. NJ. have a stat.
ed convocatton in It's hall tonight
Mrs. J. l.. Slayden has Joined Repre-
sentative Slayden in Austin.
Mrs Edward and the Misses G. 3orgie
and Virgie Mitchell have gone to Law
renee berg, KY, and will spend the sum
mer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard go to Florida to-
day. and after short stay there. will re-
turn home to New York.
There is a dangerous hole in the bridge
over the big ditco, corner of Pereida and
Garden, t. at should be remeded al once,
10 prevent serious accidents
George Conrad. engineer of Fire Com
pany No. ,, an old volunteer fire depart
mcnt man, is a candidate for the office of
fire chief.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
AssAssINATED AT SUPPER.
Foul Murder of a Mexican Farmer
Near Elmendorf.

A telegram was received this mo rning
from Elmendorf station notifying the
sheriff that murder had been committed
near ElmeOdOrf station, and Sheriff
Campbell went out at once for the scene
of the tragedy.
Upon hearing of the killing a reporter
for the LIGHT Immediately telegraphed
10 friend at ElmendOrf asking for the
details and received the following reply:
"A Mexican named TOmaSO Ortiz, while
getting his supper little after dark last
night, was shot through the head by an
unknown assassin and instantly killed.
The murder occurred between three and
four miles from Elmendorf station. The
assassin escaped and his identity is not
known, but the constable of the precinct
and the sheriff of BeXar county, together
with posse, are following up trail and
expect to locate and capture the as
SasSn.'
Sheriff Cam Obell left this morning on
the first train out and his deputies expect
that he may return tonight. as he has not
wired TO them since his departure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
The Daily Eight.
MONDAY, MARCH Ii, 1898
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. c. Stuart and son, of New
York, are guests at the Menger.
f. \. Knight, from "Merrie Eng
land" is registered at the Menger.
Attorney General Culberson was
in the city yesterday.
Alderman Russ has returned
from a trip to Uvalde.
\. Brumler, druggist, of CuerO, is
ut the Mahncke
Mrs. August Faltin and daugh-
ter, of Comfort, are guests at the
Mahncke.
Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham, of
Mason, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lock
yesterday.
II. w. Nagel, a hardware mer-
chant of YOakum, and r. Moore, a
merchant of Kennedy, are at the
Mahncke.
George w. Sammins and wife,
and Miss Alice Truedelle, of Bell
county, are among the guests at
the Menger.
J. H. Rumble, prominent mer-
chant of Milwaukee,, who has just
taken a trip through Mexico, is in
the city.
c. G. Koforth, a prominent We
lascOtian, is here and says that
NelascO is not only the only deep
water city of Texas but that she is
rapidly becoming great metrOpO-
lis of which Galveston and Houston
are both Jealous but that she is
pooling with LlanO and will ship
several million tons of LlanO besS-
emer steel ore shortly, and that
NelascO will soon be one Of the
greatest steel and coal markets on
Garth
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
G/NGHAM AND WHITE GOODS
ARE DISPLAYING.

You want the latest; then see our Cor
doom suitings at IL &c.
Now is the time for purchasing pom
gee. We are showing the Foochow pom
gee at only I2Hc.
Outing fannels in red aud light
grounds, Ioc and IL &c.
Figured linen lawns, ISc to IS.
You want the latest? We have them
right now. You want good value? That
is what we offer you. You want a good
assortment to select from? We never had
a better.
Lawns by far the best values ever
shown. Linen lawns, I5c to $I.25; India
lawns, &c to 4oc; Victoria lawns, Ioc to
soc; Persian lawns, white and red, I5c to
soc; cross barred and lace striped lawns
from $50 to $50; satin striped lawns
very rich, from 2oc to 45C.
Mulls-Cotton mulls, all colors; silk
mulls, all colors, soc, Csc, 75c and SI.oo.
rgandies-French orgaudies in ex-
quisite designs and latest shade Swiss
organizes, all grades; all grades i'll black
and white French reverings, suitable for
Jokes and sleeves, soc to $3.50.
Besides hundreds of other different
kinds Of wash fabrics of latest styles.
Pension mulls in delicate shades only
IOC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
LIGHT FLASHES

William, I-on 1Is+oin vos
sworn in rs sppcial police officer
This morning hv CITY Clerk Ram
saw. He will be stationed ut the
Star theatre, at no expense to the
city.
Mail Carrier James Dashicll,
oftur workin~ hours Yesterday
morning. invited his fellow car
rior. +n Tho ho.or,on+ in thn Fndn-
~ NV va - ''
raj DullulnG ana wine anu cah"
"blOW Out' was enjoyed, the event
bninr in bonor If Mr. DoShipIl'S
n...I,;II I,,.,, To-. ,,.,,,,I-
HISi 'liliu' poIll last "''N'
YESTERDAY afternoon man at
+o,,,,,+,,J -, s,t,,,, From, nro Lo,t into
'liI ll''u ~ 9''! II yin VIZ Do"t IH'"
anOtn"f WnlIt boating on the west
End lake and fell into the water.
iln was rpsrund nv y man named
"
AFhoIu'
There was = cOIorpd Dicnic at
Lakeview Yesterday.
-C,+to,rn nrovor nnatinms will
bp held Week " bv the members Of
Trinftv rbrrrb hnrnoftar Tbnv
will he conducted bV W. II. Potter.
Wor+od- uood drivor ot 1921
Main avnnra rnfnrnnrn rnnuirnd
YiY4+ Er ,yrp
n,,. n'. - .''',' ,
U-o1+nr W!oiI oftnr nniicn .oI,r+ +hil
,,',',.',i,,,,,,, ~ ,a,.,Inl,,
dri,.i,,,r
us -, .,
NiiindP ~ ,"', m, ntfar rn,, ,bair Gnr y,
whoir.aIe prices. Alamo Patent. 500
per b1l. BAKERS Choice. 81 60; FavOritp.
SO W" %lII sell you - pound sack
@uaranIp% rI,r Hour 70 he as gdod as s aV
in The market. Telephone or leave your
Gruet> "a, me - Iol,owihg places; our man
All: mills. corner GomaI and Mara In SIS u.s.
and Sidney B. Woods store, on South
IorrS -, Al orders VIII be promptly
door from 50 cents to 5? 50 per barrel less
than You are paying your grocer for it
5-5-u
W anted blacksmith, apply
at 900 North Laredo street, PiggOtS
carriage shop. NO drunkards need
apply. ) l3 2t
Mrs. Eva Goddard. aged 81
wears, died at NO.Il3 CadwaIlader
avenue this morning, of consump-
ton. The remains will be shipped
to Terrell. Texas. tonight.
The latest name wbispered in
connection with the fire cbieftaincv
is that of ex-Alderman Daughertv
whose friends saw will no mamma,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13

French Gipghams in new and exquisite
designs, ranging i'll price, viz: 25c, soc,
$50; 4oc and soc.
Scotch and American zephyr ginghams
ISc. 2oc and CSC.
We lay claim to the very best Ioc and
~ values in American ginghams in the
city.
Our French satines are perfect imita-
tions of China silk. They are the admira-
ton of all. Ranging in price from 25c
to 4oc.
The American satines are shown in
novel patterns, maxine a pretty and
stylish costume.
Our French Organizes are unsurpassed.
All latest shades, both dark and light,
25c, SOC and 4oc.
French Moussulines, the new wash ia
brio. A lovely variety of designs on tint
ed grounds, $50.
Japponetts, by far the best values and
prettiest designs that have yet been
shown in the city. Only SOC.
Printed and solid colored combines,
double fold, something new, very pretty
-2oC.
Our IL &c Irish lawns III all the new
designs, are 80 inches wide and are de.
cided bargains Ask to see then. See
ing is believing"
Delphia mulls i'll the latest shades,
I2RC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been made since last report:
f. p Tunstall to c. +. Reynolds, lot
fronting on Camden street: $50.
c. T. Reynolds to H. J. Trollinger and
s. NJ. RaVland, lot fronting on Camden
street: 81 $50.
F. Herff to John Herff, part of original
lot23, being lots 4, 5. 9, 10 and ~; other
considerations and 81.
A. J. COmitt and others to f. D. Lem
mon, lot s, block Z, fronting on San Pedro
avenue: other considerations and 81.
The Sons and Daughters Of Zion to the
San Antonio Park and Hill association,
one quarter of lot 6, block II: 81 200.
d. NJ. Poor to NJ. j. Riddle, lots 10, II.
y, l3, % and 81, block ), San Jose ad-
ditiOn; $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
Police Court Proceedings.

The recorder dealt with thirteen cases
in police court this morning and assess d
&G6 in fines. The following cases were
tried:
ThOmlS w MuIlaly, running a theatre
without a license. continued again.
James Flynn, failing to pay market tax,
dismissed.
Antonio CcbalIoS, drunk and diSorderly.
81
Isabel Rodriguez, drunk and disOrderly.
s..
John Whclen, Frank Thomas and
Charles Davis, Migrants, $40 or 10 days
each.
John Jones. drunk and down, 81.
liza WambO'd, diSOrdcrlv, 81.
James HightOwer, suspicious character,
so or Il days.
Harry Falk. vagrant. s. or 10 DAYS.
Juan Ferris, beating and striking, con-
tiruPd
Mrs. Geoghan, disorderly, s..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
List of Patents

Granted to Texas inventors this
week. Reported by C. A. Snow &
Co., solicitors of American and
Foreign patents, opp. U. S. Patent
Office, Washington, DC
f. 0. Brown, Dallas, apparatus
for boring artesian wells.
J.R. Dean, Purley, combination
heel sweep pillow.
|. Hardee, Burke, Rotary stock
cutter.
ID. L. MayOw, Mount Sylvan,
fastening for: nailless horseshoes.
J. Willard, Wolfe City, curtain
fixture.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
IN THE COURTS.

The only case up in either of the dis
trict courts this morning was the suit of
Harris against Afford in Judge NOOnan'S
court TO fOreclOSe lien on the old ALFRED
Sam Maverick brick yard on the Alazen
creek. The quo warantO cases were not
tried on account OF the illness OF Judge
WalthalI the counsel for the respondents
Anton Adam and Andreas Brown.
The county commissioners and county
Judge were all busily engaged this morn
ing in auditing and approving the various
accounts against the county
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
Bob Massius is Dead.

At ten o'clock last night Robert MASH
us. a well known San Antonio barkeeper,
died at the residence of his mother at No
2l6 North Media street from pneumonia.
His funeral will occur from there at five
o'clock this afternoon,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
AT ONE HALE PRICE.

Positively at One-half you pay
elsewhere for trimmed and un-
trimmed hats, you can buy from
us. Ladies call and investigate.
MOKE'S MILLINERY COMPANY.
RI 3 3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
NICE PATTERN HATS.

Ladies, do you want to see any
thing in a nice Pattern Hat: We
have several dozen, just received.
Our grand and formal opening will
be announced shortly. 3-l3-3t
MOKE'S MILLINERY COMPANY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
MAKE A NOTE OF 1T.

We are right in it, and ready to
slaughter prices in fine millinery.
Ladies', make a note Of this, and
come see the new styles. l33t
MOKE'S MILLINERY COMPANY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
Wannamaker Is Coming.

EX-PoSImaStcr General John Wanna
maker who is now in Houston. is expect
ed to arrive here tomorrow, and will stop
day or 50 in San Antonio. He is travel
ing for recreation and was so charmed
with San Antonio on his last visit that he
concluded to pay anOrhcr one. He will
visit Alderman DaughGrtv, POSJmaS er
Johnson and other friends, who are prom
inent San AntOnianS
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
WEST END sANIToRIUM.

DR.. PEBBLES continues to beautify his
Sanitorium grounds at West End by
planting trees and ornamental Shrubbery.
He has also put out a large number of
ackberry plants.
Every room in his sanitOrum is occu-
pied by one or more invalidS at present.
He remarked to cur reporter that he could
have hundred more patients, if he had
room for them
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
ALL IS FAIR IN WAR.

Ladies', come and learn how we
are Strengthening high prices in fine
millinery. 3-l3-3t
MOKE'S MILLINERY COMPANY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
SPRING NOVELTIES.

Ladies, we are showing now a
magnificent line of spring novel
ties, in hats and flowers. Call and
learn our prices. 81 33t
MOKE'S MILLINERY COMPANY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
SALE POSTPONED.

The auction sale advertised at
9l3 Dallas street, to occur tomor-
row, has been postponed.
1t II. +. DAWSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
'we'rePrepared"

10 meet the demand of the Spring
Everything necessary for SPRING and SUMNER
qualities and exclusive styles both FOREIGN and AMERICAN
novelties for dress purposes how on counters
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-13
Novelty Wash Dress Goods

Buy dress that may &c has
greater buying this ever have this demon
strated call and see the pretty and stylish