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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
close to-day, ana closing bids last

Market ~ d1y. TRANSFERABLE issued AZ 10. Sales,
lJi 800 bales
New-York cash sale to-day and last night Exports
bales consumption iJo bales contract. none total
900 bales market steady at Isle for middlingS I'M
Changed. Nrw-lork receipts. none; gross. l,t4l
bales; exports 500 tres forwarded u bales; SICK
35G4l7 bales Cables-Lvcrpool, II @o-SlOt cotton
hardening American nicdiins; : siG1 sars. i..Oo0
tales; receipts eco bales. including 1000 bales Amer
Gan: Futures opeaed steady q unshanged prices At
70 404d yc.teldays closing price IN, Inc port
81 752 bales 30 bales last week Exports 10
Great Rrain Gj3 bales Continent 4,19l bales France
none stock 474 bales total consolidated receipts
% Tor this week So 792 bales exports 10 Great Britain
- Ssl bales France bales Continent ,4ji bales
total G3.O23 bales . . ,
Coffee Exchange previously this week today's market
has been quiet Quaker meeting house But this
4, only IN comparison As matter q fact u'rr was
decline OF $3.50 points 10 BEGIN with. result OF
Disappointing cable inteliecnce. but after this ,her.
was rally OF 70dcJ points rrulting from scarcity of
sellers a demand from the obbers and tendency the
rart of local spectators :, bid up the market Up u
o'clock The transactions had reached about 50 900 bags.
The feeling Is still. nervous and the sentiment Change
f. rather bearsh than otherwise Sale to-day April,
500 bags: May. $3.50 bags June. 500 lar>; July.
10 600 bags August go Tags september 30 bags;
October. $50 bags; Noycmbr LEO bags D,ccinter:
10 $50 bags total G1.750 bag Market closed strong
and excited Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
COTTON MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April 2O.-Coton steady: mlldling
lie low midfiing 3-IGc: god ordinary. 1876
net and gross receipts. GGs bales; export, coatwl'c
i.ij2 bales. sales, 81 bale, stock, iI.D-O bal,s;
Norfolk, Aprl .O.-COttOn steafy; mia I'm !:
1l-lcc; low miidDg. Lie COED ordlnary, . lDc
nc and gross receipts. AZ bales, exports ,oas'"iN"
l51 bales: sales, 2:Il bales stock 1906 hiirs go
savannah. April 2J.-Coton Shady MA hing
12c; low miding, lie: good Ordinary oJ-ic
net and grOs, receipts, I.717 bales: exports to The
Continent, i,2CO bales coistwisc 2,j17 bales, sales
80 bales: stock, 16.1f7 bales.
Ncw-OIhans, April 2OA'Dtfon steady: gp'd mia
Hing. l5-IGc: mlddDg. l1-lJc; low nid1llng
3-oc; good ordinary. 71-lGc; net receipts -
bales: gross. 43GI bales: exports q Great lIriia H.
1919 bales: sacs 1900 bales; stock, :2-,ijl bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
The nnancal unccualnc Of the situation nthrr Than
any adyiccs from the oil country, WEI" r. Pi'lW' i"f
yesterdays weakening In crud" values IN mcdowell
,,ol reported aa unchanged odu,tOl. and irnrl Piro
lcu was nly ,trady. There were sales 81 1000 b'f"'
i certificates OF Stock Exchange ~ G5 cont de-
cline Of cent from last Tuesday The Optic" "aF"''
VA. more active M the Con.oiiat1 Bond 5000 bar
rel. being dealt IN The opening at 81 cents. a
Tucs.ay aud price fell q 90 cents
buying noticed at ~" d. linz ana IL" 'iN'
recovered - 81. cents closing nfn.
Refined PCT oeum was unch1ngd AT DO cents III 'ii''
300 cents in bulk and G.lj cents in Foreign
quotations were; Antwerp I2' france BlemtI, '.-o
marks London iisu4td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
LONDON wool SAILS.

London. April 20-At thr wool sale, today lj0O lalc
Of good quality offered fh'' bidding Wa bii,HF
and Natal wool rapidly Dipped oi. French buyer
made liberal purchases. German hu. err N"ir ldckiny
an buyer, made small purchase. Following az ti
sales IN delil and tn" prices obtained View -oui Wals
700 hale. secured 7dnls id; do locks aud pieces.
sLda1s 2[d greasy. Gdd, I'D do ork- a4d pi,-',,
sd. Queensland 500 bllrsi >couir ID. lpd" "a
DO lock- aud pieces Odds 2td; gr'a>y. 5lt"lld 81
locks and pieces 0'4nsld. Melbourne and N."'ori1
54f01. Id er a-y. G.dals "a do locks and pi,r"'
i.dloi.1 South Au,iraan 200 bales scour a. i 20 .
l. s,sd do ocl. and pieces 7d-ls Sd lr'a.v. I'D.
west Australia Is bies reisy 81 T'Snan g. j" bSl''
I'aland. ZOO bales; secured l. SOILS "a 40 lock,
and piece SisdflS I'd er asv. Gdloro GO i@kS 'ni
lece IoSd Cape Of tCnd Hope ana Nitb, -'oO iil'f
scour,d l. ldJis Id greasy js,|,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
Chcapo Apiu .0-1h lei ling future range - 10 low
A. .cl,.- CD nlng. Hlshe>t Lowest. u sing

qn..,iions We're a. ic'IoM>i tionr gun ana m,,
an a. c. SO 3D. 7l".%sr s. corn ioc 50
5S ~ ' a. IN la'i e 100 y ~ ~ q;
'ci ,noair 2 >, 2''t2 y shSr se1' Sae'
'T f sal III "' .sar. cai loaf &C. aaa,tcd 80
, t ,oC o .o me- r rS.ly 'nc' Gsr
a. egg, Easter" strictly # 81, li4GlI4c.
2 AZ :oS 70 S 2 N:s c e cip d"y
80 3. 39Asc. ol,. No wh' 3l'.eJ'c 80 3 5JaJig'
M '5 !. '' g r 81 Nv !, s.. Provisions ''' ''
Mq9o I'D Ap' 2c cT rG%2s r "" a. o fT!t ns s9
iH, 1I n, mod thrr. va. i,el
ben a: .ani-ii ana wir ha'c cn down, The storm
dn- and let = hmi from tn Norhwe-t pedt ate
nn,h rh- 1all.-h t's va. mo'th lG' 5vo, a' t' =,
d.sngc o,cr i 'd oIT Nay, o Spi'G nIv
cp"@s o'e h,shr- G,Ta @v g Ho,, sl@n
Ihl.adellh,. A.fu eo-tlorr- Market con-iug'd dan
:, - DO for cncic, rcnr.yNana. Wheat Market opn
v"aA ana '.ahc ,ov,r, tui aitc'"a,i rco,ecd ana
s 5sc Ja" e 5c i iSy i%!1' KS H'yl u '1%
SHADE tower lut are ari ,,oycred and clo.,d 'taly
"a, Of No MIXED a !2@i'@Ga No mAsi A Jg,iY'
~ t's@c oa--tgtn's; dui, AMI nnchams T., NS 2
n,ttr in ,u,ii -aplr All hiniy hid rcnnsy,ai.
H. ' inp SP pfnt. c,Pa obbns s5c
fgi- nn aud Ia far drrianf Pcnu.y'anl, first, l6c.
Refined nun0t ~ Gn"; cubes. l.fic: nhengc. ''c;
.tl.dari IoNc I'D ) III; hn' ersnulat 3lGc siir
prifulat'd. , 3lhc crown y J'-r: crystal y,
alGc doum rc"nci diamond 4 Bloc confccton'
.g-' \ , lie ID sttr \. pict k"'-i Il" \. %;
rfauKiin ~ fNlc. franklin cNt' &. SC; I'D stlr {,
So. rr,n -,lr iiic; bu star {. a. Other ar
tc'C. unchanged.
= Lonl. ApIn 2o-tlour-o'erincS lirht nt,c,
4 q Ss q, '' Ii, . ros r'i IT, f,on c lot@%
so = ~ .a.h Olsc; Nav. u3-dji'ic closing ~ -
JuIV n1'+- April. Olr. closing G~'-c; August ttsc.
nm hut late. 4Gyp. " m'Ncl cish 3HR H3i''
yiJc july 3r.f Olt, sold Dn sr. NJ raj led 2r
40 > ,ash - - ~ .9@c rye ana bari y-No.hmg
lorIs. nfii-Ia-t uIck sold - bich Gic. llaA.
set. ~ - Tow dril easy: "dllr. Timothy. ~ %
AZ - Ilav .rgc. ut1hsns d. Elitrr firm. uncha'g d.
ic.- stral' iI.- irll oNrr ~ 3s2 asked -Irltr
.irldy - 20 Tlm,al stc1dr unchanged. Wlisiey.
- IN, i,ion> ,png. higher PIr. 'tird1rd m -
nti.nc -. 80 - fati ~ - brv sat mats,
ooc -noud'r. - So; lone- ini r.h, ~ 90; hort
.ls,: tnN.i 10 TIeon rt-krd -hpudr $40;
ion', r'.. -Ir1 sort-, 80 -. Hans. sugar
ru l2rdij2c.
= l.tn NriN .o.-Wh'a active. high; 40 : cash ana
ApfI aud NAy 7OLr july. 732c: August. 13I,c. Corn
nm hi her: No cash and My. l9"; y" &c, ol,s
qui,t. cash Sc. dull cab JJc. Governed dull,
steady prime cash and Aarl. - 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

Eosion. April 2O.-Therr IL dull mark Tor d1ne a.,
and foreign wool. Sales @,2I'trl luEu. "l III
binds smaller tia1 for the 'niftSl"hulhi W :,
last year. Price, not materially en'trl rom IL
,ales 81 territory wool reported q" lf Up ~ .
i5aI9c fr fine medium and .Oa he ~ medium. while
the .courd rang from Sc 10 80 for n'niuIn' Smc w
Wv-mng Is Offered az lsr Tor line m,dili, N'thn. ~
consequence lag IN C,f'rIi,. TcNt' lnl oi.9gi WOOL
nd irlce' ar nominallv uncb1nfri ,sh'' c"hb-
ing woods have been selling ALLY A. 2'd-bc fo- one:
,,nqrter and thr~-cetths blood i'nn =, m al" Of
delivered. Fleece WOODS n all kinds a'e tuli. OH,
Quo,cd at Zoe; Xxx at 3oaSle; An and above. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

Liverpool. hprl 20 - p. m-Bccl IN moderate
dcnnnG. Inrk III fair demand. Hams in good
demand. hort cut about II - 10 H.. finn at dB,
a. l.loon I'm fair demand Cumberland cut. about
= fn ~ 49, firm ~ 81. shoulders. about II "a II
t., firm ~ 30 I'D. Cheese in fair demand. follow
lu poor dem nd spirits Of ur.antinc In poor de-
~and Ro~,n IN fair demand. Lard SPIT tn poor
d.r.rnd fiiur.s Ia no mand. Wh"'t IN roor de-
mlnd. NJ. rcd winter easy at - III. Flour In
poor Demand Corn spot Grd futures In f.ir de-
,1aud: miNrh W..trrn April. .t'T1y - g. . -2d
NAV stead, ~ &. Id June srndy ri T. 14i. Hops
a. London Pacific Coa,-In p;or demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
r. L STATE or TRI DE.

Baltimore Apn .O.-Elour steady UNCHANGED sales,
600 bbl. Wh,at un.et.ei No > red spot 73sd73,ci
Anil 73sc bid May 1aisa14c June I''sdfisc; Juy,
~, 1jc steamer NJ r'd zoe asked milling wheat by
com frn mixed spot and April, isae BID May, i'"sa
q t,c: July isac steamer mixed - &c DID Mht"
corn by sample yellow do 49, Stock li?oio bush
>alc.. 1000 bu.h. Oat> icady: NO VIM. western
1--we dun; No =. d-GG3; stock. ~ ojS bush. Hay
STEADY. good choice timothy, fl6a7ld %; Grain
fcaat- Irregular; unchanaed ot,oh no" i, iu'
ding Sic quiet pork, #lS bulls meats,
loose. shoulders. lrsc cll, ll'+r c 5ip sl4,s
lie: sugar picked shoulders. lie; ,urar cu'rd -mord
rhoulGcgS. Fac hams. ijc lard. refined Ia buur
a9c: do INIT atom 2Gc ladlc, fancy, De GOOD to choice
> q3,, roll, me re do fair to good 2ia-?c; store
packed. zoe. Eggs st. d., l49dl3c 'ol,e pu, m,o
carl"c- far. lie; No = Ale. sugar aetN~, as
latd. lice. Copper itronc, HE "m'N's "'"'e''
AIN :o.llour dun and wCqS Corn st' 2
white. '2Tic. sho T. dull P.o>i.on quit, bn r
steady: Wc-tcrl cytias. 1J',7c. Receipts foi me weS
flour - 49, bbl, 1925 ark, corn, 81 $50 bush;
oats AZ ,2D1 bush shorts 80 tons.
ruc4o. Ap;ii =c:-sring Hhelt qqiet and w'S az
ishc; - o bush No N.rthern, 7l'2c; l9OO0 bush
~; no / Northern. 73@d73',c; No Northern,
7io7ier White: lover aIcs ears No reg.
rcd. t. Nevyork 81 plNat' terms no "hlt oNer u,
demand fair oil rings light on tack; none
In Sale. = ear No = yellow. 'oc; . car 30
O., ijc: = No do. i4.ail@c ear, No :, f,c
> wnit ssac: = cars 40 3 white. 37037a.c; ear No
= mixed, .32.: / ear No d. 80. lirly duh g9oi
western Go@G1c l",r IsG5'e Ganadi f,ir ' ,can,
weak: bet spring. - %lG+i 40; d. winter 10 90
~ Rye -four, 80 35Gt3 10 Mixed feed dull WAX
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
GtoraQe.

At MORGNT BROTHERS, STORAGE warehouse, 232.
"A nd 93y West i7th>t. near Hroadwiv.-S pliate
nl- Tor furnItc mirror. baggage and mcfchan.
disc steam rr~ugcr and feght elevators: boxing ana
thinning attended T.: uatdd for moving In city Or
country la. p,.rtlun nNlt d Tce.horr lib 3'th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, PAGES

3sc32.c. and Michigan X at 2'.aa2se. 10 combne
wool nlInna at Sa3ic. Fine dceinc SD in small lots
at .0S- -. for ohio and %l032c f1r Michigan suPt
pulled WOODS sold at :3a3-c. Australian wool Quies aad
finn. and garnet wool dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
4 pvrnrlsnMExrs MD. SUES, .MIrTIoNs r,9,E

A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUES KIrrTIoNs I rH
1tIvED ar fmi UiTOwN OFFICE. NO i:oie Bloa +
way ID. door moit, u TaIru;1 >~st. ami ADVta:
49, : e. CO... G.s, H'".'r; 80 g' - o m,,'
conner 10 rtcrnt 1T; 700 Tair1te corner 20 .'.Nens
Ico IVES. Forty .-cco ,i-; 10 coiunbr, ave; >. ~
ma - yos rhlr lave 90 West Fogriccnth-st 2oI
Wet is -. 81 fhihaW,:: rs rnn rave -'''
Tbrl.avc b,t IN md Il,tf -, ,..t
, ~. n ,rIFM OFl>rE>. lao Fast Onc.hunf'ri'
AMI tuei,v.s II: ga we-, c-hundrei-an enI,
snn, "a d We., Onc-iunGr .--and-h yit1-st. up
"a 5 >, H. 81 rccui.F 30 " I't"-. -, , oqo
pcdf,riayr aud 40. 10 HoIiYav. w u Y. H., ~
IL. u1r onicc rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
CUNARD LINE,
o., nIfIsIsN CTOlVN

A. CUNARD LINE,
"A TO LIVERPOOL VIA QuEENSIOWN'o .
Aulsnia April p. 10 a. M Aula9a. Nay 90 IN
Etruril April 30. a. m. Erura ~ ay - T. III.
canpania May q a. n. ,amlani' June g. a. m.
EXTRA SrEANIIs ltS.
Gaa..-..Arrl o. ,. H. 'allia NAY May 10 NON, m
Pier % North cr foot Of csr ,s a., m,
upward, according to -teamtr and Location o., =,
Storage tickets 70 and from all parts OF huFo~ az a
conya,nis Office No. 4 pon!lnr Green. New-frh
VERNON H. Brown CO uencrn Aaene':
4 EUROPE, HOLY LAND, WORLDS
n FAiR-Secrt uar,e.; bet Ickcting facilities
choicest orcan berth, send for Tourist ca,cit:"
II. GAZE SONS 1i3 broadway. Ncw-foFk tl-,t. lo'fD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
CLYDE. LINE,

4. .-.- -. ~, .a,,,.,o.,
CHARLESTON, :. e.. The ~odh and southwest,
JACkSONVilI.E and al Otdi FONTS
From 4 or -, T.. foot oi ''0us vi 81 y ~ "a
Gil tfi)k -fs....-.-
lr,tcllss Ia --snscr "a tDnnolltChs
WI r. CLYDE a 20. General AGENTS
. Bowling Grren y. Y.
T. q. EGEI. GenI Agt., q. s. Frt Line. 37 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
Ocean Steamers

4 HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.
"a FAST LINE TO LONDON AND THE EURO.
PEAN CONTINENT.
Tho four twinscrew steamships Of l36C00
II. l.. Hain:iin .
WEEKLY EXPRESS SERVICE BETWEEN
NEM.NOKK. SGT iHAMP1DN ANl HAMBt KG.
+. ElsnaTek. May a. m colgmba' June o. ~ noon.
A.NictOria. MAY 1871 30 Normanna Jnr2 u 80 PIN
Normania MAJ rs, p m. +. Bismirck June :? an
l., cab 40 and VI, ward; Id Cab. $50. . 80
UNDERGRADUATES PACKET co.. ~ BwaS N y.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16
Sold by all d uRgists.

The great, we'll known and responsible San
Franci5 co, Kat sas city md Chicago specialists
now over s years in Montana ara physicians and
surgeons able to successfully combat the so-called
obstinate and incurahle diseases, have spant
many years OF study and research In the best
Hospitals and Medloal Colleges of this Country,
and have no superior i'll diagnosing and treat
ing diseases and delormities. Among the DIS
opses with which they havo met such wonderful
results, may be mer tioned-those terrible dis
orders which have resulted in organic weakness,
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Impaired
memory. Mental Anxiety, absence of Will power,
Melancholy, Weak-back and kindred ailments,
which so often drive 10 insanity or suicide or
render unfit to perform tho duties of Life
Diseases CT tho Rectum. Piles, Fistuln, etc
cured without pa n, knife or loss of time. Dis
enses OF women. Tho doctors have had wonder
full success in relieving hunLrods of these poor
sufferers. and hnve perfected n homo treatment,
by which tho patient can trest hersolf at home
without the Inconvenience experienced by the
usual method Of treatment, Diseases OF tho
Nose, Ihiont, and Lungs, Cattnrrh and Hay
Fever are durable. Diseases Of tho Eyo and Ear,
lated lids cured. spectalcs and kye Glasses of
the finest Crystal ground to order and perfectly
adjusted to .nit the most complicated case.
Free examination of Urine bring sample. te-
markahle cures reflected In cases which have
resisted and been neglected and and unskill-
fully treated, no experiments or failures. If
a case is incurabls the pnnient will be 30 inform
cd. Casas treated by mail or express, but per-
sonnl consultation preferrel. Strictly CON
tidentinl and medicines sent to any part of the
United States.
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NATIONAL
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HELENA. MONTANA.

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Prepaid u. and l.. stock participates in earnings.
FOR the providont tho above offer tho best and
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membership, or particulars and facts.
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JOHN II. WILSON. President.
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Depository md trustees OF Securities First
National Bank, Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16

We buy and sell twice
as much Fruit and Confec-
tlonery as any other concern
in Helena. That helps us
to sell cheap. We sell for
cash. That helps US again,
and you will find that we
sell you everything in this
department at a saving of
from one-third to one-half.
Marshmallows, box.... roc
Navel Oranges, doz... zoe
Seeding Oranges, 2 dz 25c
Lemons, dozen....... Isc
A No. I Chocolate
assorted flaw
ors, per lb......... &c
Pepsin Gum, 2 pkgs.. SC
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16

lust reminds us that we have
also the prettiest line of Rose
Bowls and Flower Holders ever
shown here. They're pretty
and they're cheap.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16
THE PROVIDER.

We will guarantee a saw
ing OF at least IS per cent.
on Cigars, whether you buy
one or a thousand. II you
deal with us you can smoke
better cigars for the same
money or as good cigars
for less money than you
have been paying. But
don't take our word for it.
Come and try us.
El Rosal all Havana cigar
made in Key West and made
to sell for SIS per thousand
are here for SC.
Carl Upman bouquets, 4
for 25c.
Cuban Blossoms, s for
25c.
Agnes Booth bouquets, 8
for 25c.
Celestino Palacios Ell Tes-
ora, 3 for 25c.
II. Upmann Imported, 8
for 25c.
In this department you
will also find the largest and
best assortment of mccr-
schaum and briar pipes in
town., and the prices are
right.
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P%ennyroyaI Pills.

DR.. Ferry's ielisbie arc tho safest and tess
regulator for AIDES; nothing unpleasant, and
and s.. greet. THE CATION Co, Druru st..
Boston, Mass.
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DR,M!!!L!,!E!S!:NE!|:!R!'!y!,!!!,N!|!E!;

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Hcndaohc,. the Eiues, Nervous prCstvn.
tlon, Sieeploasnesa, Neuralgia, HtsVNAa'
Danoo, Ftte and HystevIa. Many physicianp
lhe u - their practice, and say tho results nro
wonderful.
Dr. 1nlca' RrstorntfreM ryinr hna boon u godsend
TO- mo. ] had expended about VI Goa IN d%ocioring
with eleven physicians, but continued TO get worse.
i got 30 bud l could not go anywhcre Tor fear Of IN
attack from epasms. 1 then tried m. MUIR ne.
~sf1rntiac NerDine, taking II number OF bottles, and
] have not Ind nm attack for five months. / recon-
mend tho Neryine 10 all afflicted with this d!scaae.
d.. j. PIKE, Yaikton, n. j..
We have hundreds OF testimonials Ike there from
A%rnggists: w have mover known anything like
t."--Snow a. CO., syracuse, NJ EVERY bottle sold
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Sold on "a positive guarantee.
Or. MILES MEDICAL. CO., Eikhart, Ind,
fold nv nil Il %upOfaEa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-05
An Assailant Captured.

Officer Isaac Porter. who so success
fully patrols the uS-San Pedro district
on night duty. arrested Cecario NORM,
while the latter was in bed this morning,
and took him to the Central police station
house, where he was locked up on the
charge Of diSOrderIy conduct. NORM is
Manuel ROSllez on the head with rock
yesterday morning on Milan Square, cut
ting deep and probably fatal cash.
MORN was not tried before the recorder
tkiS morning, Captain Jesse Bennett
thinking it advisable to continue the case
until the condition of ROSalez is learned.
There is IA proba bility of the case being
transferred to the Justices court.
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A Fruit Thief,

VIM. Henry walked up to a Houston
street fruit stand yesterday afternoon
and ordered goods amounting to 25 cents.
He picked up the package and ran, tell
ing the clerk to go to h" Officer Nc
Cabe was called and after short search,
found his man in the CObweb saloon,
where he had sold the fruit for 10 cents.
He was IN consequence. taken to the sta
ton house and locked up on the charge
of diSorderly conCuct. This morning his
case was transferred to Justice Adams
court and Henry was committed to the
Bexar county jail in default of bond, the
charge being theft under $50.
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AS YOU'RE READY

WE MAKE OUR BOW TO THE LADIES.
and beg to inform them that we've spared
neither Time, Labor Capital nor Brains to make
this the most Elaborate we'll as the most I'M
pOrtant Event of the kind ever held III San An
tonin. All of the principle home and foreign
marts of trade and centres of Fashion have been
in getting together i. this Truly
Royal Display.
The best European and American makers are
IN our line of Pattern Hats, Dress
Goods, Silks, Cloaks and Wraps.
Our Carpets, Curtains, Rugs and Draperes
are gorgeous in Oriental SplendOr.
This will be a marke ID departure from the old
and hackneyed Opening days" (which, it is to be
regretted, still exist in many stores noticeable
only by the display of little fuery the clerks in
their Sunday clothes, and the giving of few trif-
ing souvenirs. We depend upon values solid
and undeniable money values, for good useful
as we'll ornamental to make our opening
in the minds of the people.
n. B.-Our dress making department, of the
LEADING FEATURES of establishment. re-OpenS to-
NOR Ow, Monday October 2d under the supervision of
MADAME KAISER, late of the Mcnamara Dry Goods
Company, of Denver Colorado.
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HAAS & OPPENHE/MER,w 2 S1224 81
CITY HALL SENSATION.
Alderman William Hoefing Con-
templates Resigning-The
Cause

A rumor was around this morning. over
the city. TO the effect that William IlOef-
ling, Sr.. alderman of the Fifth ward, had
declared his intention to resign his office.
4 LIGHT reporter visited Mr.. Hoetling
and questioned him relative to the report.
He said:
Il am thinking seriously of doing so.
was a county commissioner for eight
wears. and have been a councilman for
several years, and never before have,
been logged like they are trying to do
now. ! won't let any one man run me.
devote almost all of my time
for the interest and welfare of San An
tonic. and il he don't like the way do, |
will step down and out. Before rendering
my resignation, | will have a talk with
the mayor
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-05
Colored Mass Meeting.

There will be mass meeting Of the
colored citizens of San Antonio at the
Second Baptist church tonight at 5
o'clock. for the purpose of pushing the
claim for another colOrcd school building,
a petition for which is now quietly rest,
ing in the secret petition box of the school
board and finance COmmlttSe, to whom
the matter was referred.
DR.. StarnpS Informed a LIGHT repreSen-
tative this morning that in all probability
suitable resolutions OF respect 10 the
memory Of Hon. j. II French would be
drafted.
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To the Public,

In answer to Mr. j. w. Schuwirth's
caro-, published f IN the papers, VIII say:
nectiOn with the program to be gotten
out by the VolkSfeSt committee. and no
one but myself will be authorized to COL
Iect from my advertisers. all of whom
will be fully protected and the contracts
made by me fully carried out.
Respectfully,
FRANK Caldwell,
Publisher of Folder Program
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-05
WE WILL SELL
.ur6aV Oct. 9TH.

On Saturday, Oct. 9TH.
Our Sl.75 Boys Mule Skin Shoe,
You buy them Saturday, $l.25.
Our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes, All
styles,
You buy them Saturday, $l.95.
Our $3.50 Gents Hand Made
Shoe,
You buy them Saturday, 1918.
This Sale Saturday Only.
1O52t WOLFF & MARX.
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Take Notice

On Saturday October 9TH
We will sell
Regular 35c Gents Scarfs
Sale Price l5f
Regular $3.50 Cheviot Shirts
Sale Price 75r
Regular 25c Hose all cOlOrs
Sale Price 3 pair 5Oe
These Prices Saturday only
10 5 Ut WOLFF Il MARX.