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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Detective Agencies

Southern Detective Agency,
A. B. Maness, Office Manager, ia E. Hous
ton st. Telephone 5S3. Lost personal prop
erty located. Conduct of suspicious en-
pIOyees looked after. Evidence in all courts
of law obtained, and all kinds of infOrma-
ton furnished. Communication strictly
private. Damage suits a speciality.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Lallier'S Cafe and

Short Order House. No. BPS Alamo. Plaza
CUE LALLEER, Fropr'etor. Communication
tickets scooter $500, and $3.50 for $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Miscellaneous
p. O.. Mafh,

Hermann Breusing, Notary,
Public, and soliciting agent; Office Io4
east Commerce Street, San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11

Mission Oil Company, L. J.
Sueteufass. All kinds of nlumi mating
Gils and Stove Gasoline. Is Alamo Street.
Telephone 543
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
ENGINE FOR SALE.

A 7-horse Van Duzen Gas and
Gasoline engine, almost new, in
first-class condition. Cost to run
about six cents per hour. The rea-
son for selling is the purchase Of a
larger engine of the same make
For further particulars address,
Il. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Carriage Painters

Anton Hannich & Sen, for the
finest au6 most darAble;C Paixting
80 Elm 1T. Established 1865. PromSt at
tentiOn to oW side orders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMFY

to do the express business of this Company
The above Express Company covers lines
from the Atlantic to the Gulf, and none
stands higher than the AMERICAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-15
the WORLDS FAIR.
Contradictions Of Stories Of Unfair Tn.
moht Of Eastern Exhibitors.

CnIcAGo, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune devo,es
page to refutation of stories printed in
New York to the effect that New York and
other Eastern exhibitors have been unfairly
treated in the allotment of space by the
Worlds Fair management. II is denied
that the director-gtnera and his chief
have, ms alleged, stnd,ously disrriminat<d
against New York exhibitors IN allotins
space in the Various buildings at Jackson
Park. and the assertion is made that ever
exhibitor who has accepted space from New
York state and city is satisfied that he has
brea as well provided for as was possible.
Every commissioner from that state has
assured Director. General Davis that New
York has received all il was entitled to ne.
ccivc, and no complaint or intimation Of
unfairness has come from the Governor Of
New York or any other executive officer Of
that state. The article adds that the nun.
her of exhibits credited to New York city
and stat, up to date is 1000. The number
of square feet assigned to these exhibitors,
and accepted, is 3.3is.
The exhibits of the Department of Eth
nology and Archaeology OF the Worlds
Fair, besides general displays aud the lab.
raiorics, will include m anihr0pologlcal u.
brary covering all subdivisions Of an,hre-
pology and allied sciences, to which il Il
expected that authors, societies, museums,
and publishers will contribute. titer tho
close of the Fair the library will he placed
in tine permanent Memorial Museum Of
Science to be established III Chicago.
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A SUNNY NATURE.
Lovely Woman's Best and
Greatest Charm.
What a Bright and Attractive Woman
Has to Say to Her Sisters.
Heu 4 Hsppy and Joyous Nature Can b ke-
CURED


Women make the sunshine of life.
Did yoa ever watch the flowers turn with
irresistible persistence toward the sunlight
So does the bright. joyous, sunny nature of
woman irresistibly attract all to her light
hearted, merry, and bcayaut spirits.
Such nature makes glad the heart; it
makes happy the time.
For man, all the anxiety of business, the
weight of care, the gloom anil depression of
spirits are dispersed ss clouds BY the sun
before the bright smile of joyous, happy
wife
And it follows no less surely that a cross
woman. one never pleased, always fault
tin,ling, DISCONTINUED and unhappy, will
repei all who approach her, and make those
who should love her shrink from her So
ciety.
Now, the first requisite of good nature is
good health. No one out of health can
have bounding spirits and feel particularly
good-natured.
If a woman feels nervous, weak, tired,
| languid, lifeiess and miserable, experiences
| y faintness, sense OF fullness after eating,
has irregular appetite, constlpatcd bowels,
frequent headaches, wakeful or disturbed
and unrefreshing sleep, weak back, back
| ache, dragging down pains, irregularities,
| female weakness, any or all of these, it is
| impossible for her To be light-hearted and
happy.
And in the spring these feelings are very
prevalent because of the torpid condition of
| the system after the winter. She must be
| cured first, and, with returning health, her
| old-time spirits will come back.
If women will follow closely the advice
and example of our bright and attractive
| correspondent, Mrs. Elmer Craig, of lie
Roy, H., they can easily attain both health
and good spirits.
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II was stricken with nervous disease.
writes Mrs. Craig, (which affected my
heart head and stomach. | doctored with
physicians Of our town, but got no relief
from the terrible sick headaches, pains in
the heart and stomach until used Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Before used this wonderful medicine the
nerves in my eyes were so affected that |
feared that would lose my sight would
get SO nervous and weak | could not walk
across the room without terrible palpitation
of the heart. had not taken one bottle of
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy, before my head and eyes were cleared
of their dull aching, AMI | am growing
stronger every day. cannot do half jus
tee in the praise of this medicine"
The wonderful remedy is the greatest
boon 10 women ever discovered, and by its
nse you can be restored to sound, vigorous
and healthy womanhood. By all means
use it now, in the spring, for everybody
needs spring medicine at this season of
the year This is the best of all spring
medicines and is recommended as such by
the doctors, TO insigorate the blood,
strengthen the nerves and start up the
natural action of all the organs. Yon can
procure it at the druggists, for 81 and it is
purely vegetable and harmless. Inteed,
it is the prescription of the great specialist
in chronic diseases, DR.. Greene, of "a
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, who gives
consultation free, personally or bv letter.
Use it and it will bring back strength to
your nerves, freshness to your complexion,
brightness to your eyes, the bloom Of
health to your checks, elasticity AMI srFns,
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Hew York Produce Mirket. .

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FLouls --'t"oe,pi-. e.,dio pkes, exports. 100.
low eStr,.,,sa io,9 So esty mills 4 ooa4 10, CIT,
mIlts pstents, 5ntt "a, winter wheat low
grades. ne a . IS; fair to fancy, A5 ? Is
patents, : s5si -. - Mnne-p til clear, : 5o;ll 81
straight, ; 6,ti 20, patents, 25a 5 90. ~
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Eys- nominal. Western. saasi
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fo-,n; state, f5as9 No. Toronto. sias5.
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ulad Canada iooaln5-
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sroai, si,sls. toi sOlasl;; No. hard. .Slaal
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red, .issi.
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S. X. Reid, representing the Auburn
Daily Gazette and the Turf, Farm and
Home, was in the city yesterday.
Senator Il. l.. Grindle of Hancock
brought his wife back with him from Bar
Harbor Monday, and they are stopping at
the North
l.. c. Cornish Esq, and wife spent yes
terday in Winslow and on their return
brought Miss Alice Rassett, Mr.. Cornish
W. II. Quimby and wife of Belfast are
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Blodgctt, on their way home
from New York. Mrs. Quimby is Mr..
Blodgett's sister.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-15

How many Temeiiss there are which merely r. r.
iieye without upraptiRg disease. The contrast VIII
sterling medicines winch such pgilisiives Hnorn.
not oriy enhanrts Tn. dignity o; the former. but
serves 70 emphasize The tpliy Of employing hai''
WHY measures when thorough cnrs nm assiiaes.
marked Instance Of this is the effect, on the ohs
chilli aud fever aud bilious rcIniitenf, and on Ne
other of ordinary medicines In iBaladis. OF this
type. By ihc Eitiers, maarial complaint ~ even
stage, and Of The most malignant type, are eoH'
ION. They are rarely, If rver, dIslodged by ne
ordinary resources OF medicine. although thes
symptoms may unqnr-iioDabiy be niufai -
through such Biean-. The saiac holds gpoa ~ ~
digestion, biliousncss, kidney complaint, rssms.
ti.iu, Dervouspess and debility. Bs The Bift@s
they are CURED when many remedies fail.
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ARCTIC ENTERPRISE.
An Expedition to Go North with frarz jsed
Land as lis Base.

LospoN. Feb 1.-THE newspapers pub
lish the plans of Frederick Jackson. y y.
q. s., TO make an arctic expedition. M
will leave next summer with n party Of II,
will establish a depot on the southern coast
of Frank Josef Land, sud from this depot 10
n base Of operations will explore norihvard
the res; of the summer. lie will return TO
the dcpot before winter, and year from
next spring will 20 porihwsrl again, esfsb'
li-i ing along Ills route q serirs Of depcfs
until he reaches latitude ~ OF 81, where he
and his party will winter.
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THE GRINDER BURST


Just after II o'clock last night u big
grinder at the pulp mill burst demolishing
the machine and throwing the big stone in
pieces through the side of the building. An
employee had just put in log and stepped
away from it, so that very fortunately no
one was injured. One immense piece was
nearly to the building and a big hole in the
pulp mills side wall shows from whence it
l..,r.
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llb>N NNi' lloss.
'.IIoss and lIoss" called out one of the
best houses seen at the Opera hoase tins
season, an of the large audience present
We 10 not think any were disappointed in
the presentation of this fun-proyo king Sc
ries of adventure. The company through
cut was good, some of the characters ex-
ccptionally SO. Judge Willie Hoss, VIII
lie Collier fully realized the expectations
of his oil AMI new friends Mark Sullivan,
besides carrying out remarkably good
part in the play, gave some fine persona
tons of famous actors. The ladies' were
MI acceptable the skirt dancing being par
ticularly graceful and was well received by
the audience. Arthur T.. Moulton as
Birlie lIoss kept the house in a roar with
his irreprcssible fun AMI comic songs. Al
togs tlicr the entertainment was far above
the average and fully deserving the re-
pcated applause which greeted the many
excellent hits of the leading artists.
BARRY & FAY
Will appear at the Opera House. Friday
Feb. 18th. in ''Mckeuua's Filtration -
amusing amatory complications arising
from the receipt by the senior Mckenna of
tender love message sent by pretty
young girl to Mckenna, the younger New
songs and dances and bright catchy music,
are said to have been especially composed
AMI arranged for "Mckenna's Filtration. "
and il is understood that bcyy of pretty
girls will Introduce novel specialiies in the
the way of what is sail to be sweet singing
and graceful dancing.
'PowsiL ruE fREsripiuArruR."
Powell, the famous magician AMI Illusion
list will be seen at the Augusta Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday evenings, Feb.
20 and 2Ist. in his long and varied pro-
gramme of magic. Powell stands among
the first in his great feats of magic, which
are said to never fail to ast0nish and strike
with awe all who witness them. lie adver-
tiscs TO give Il series of startling entertain
ments as wonderful as they are fascinating
lie has been brought to this place on a
special engagement.
Powell is assisted by Mile Vera, ho is said
to be 4 Young and beautiful woman. She is
also seen in her remarkable experiments in
second sight and mind reading, which, it is
understood, will be somewhat different from
any thing seen here before. Veras feats of
secono sight and psychological impressions
are said to have puzzled the scientific
world. Mr.. PvweIrs allusion. .'She," is
apparently grand. weird spectacle. sug-
gested by the cave seen in Rider Baggar,l's
celebrated novel of the same name lv-
ing human being is said to be apparently
burned TO ashes in full view of the audi
enee. Hilton, the famed juuelcr. will also
appear with the Powell Company. His
juggling is sail to be exceptionally good
The great chiefs. warriors and braves of
Cushnoc Tribe. No. la, will scalp a pale
face at their Higwam (Goiien Cross Hall
tonight, after which corn and venison will
be served. All Red Men are cordially in
.itesi.
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TO MAKE THE DESERT BLOSSOM.
Scheme for irrigation Of Barren Lands in Mo-
jaye River Valley, California.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. li.--Reprcsent-
atives of Minnesota capitalists have OBJ
tanned from the licsperia Land and Water
Company an option on the water right and
dam site at Victoria Narrows, on the South
ern California Railway, about 80 miles
north of San Dernardino. Here, where
high granite precipices approach each other,
great dam will be built, 10 feet high and
- TO $50 feet long, blocking the current of
the Mujaye river, and forming great lake
which, it is estimated, will irrigate a quar-
ter of the million acres of government land
in the Mojave desert, open to settlers in
the usual way.
The cost of the enterprise is estimated at
81 800, 900.
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WELLAND CANAL TOLLS
As Revised by Dominion Government Tor ihs
Season Of 1893. a

OTTAWA, ppt Feb. li.-An extra Official
Gazette issued this morning says relative b
the canal tolls for the season of navigation
of 1898; "For the season of 1893
the canal tolls for the passage of wheat,
Indian corn, barley, pcas, rye, oats, iaI.
seed, and bucswheat, eastward through the
Wclland canal. shall be 10 cents n ton. and
for passage eastward through the st. Law.
renee canals IN cents ton; the payment Of
said toll of 10 cents ton for passage
through Wcllan1 canal is to enti,le these
products to II free passage through the ~.
Lawrence canals
The arrangement is apparently more IA
vorublc to American than to Canadian ship-
pcrs. Last year all the grain not carried
through to Montreal had To pay 20 cents
ton. This Disseminated against Ogdens-
burg ~ v
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
coxniTrse HEARINGS.
The Grand TrBak Taz-csnspiraey Act
Other hearings.

Another matter before the judiciary was
tia; Grand Trunk X. X. tar due the State
and concerning which there has been long
suits at law A. A. Strout and Hon. e. +.
I.ibby of Portland appeared for the Grand
Trunk asking that the disputed matter be
referred to three judge OF the supreme
court or to the Governor and Council.
Hearing for Appeal Of Conspiracy Act"
Geo. W. St. John, W. J. Healey. +. H..
Hatch and C. r. stabbs Of Portland, II. c.
Benson, +. Il. Field, S. J. Tillotson,
Walter Field and others from Lewiston and
Auburn, appeared before the committee on
labor asking the repeal of the law known as
the conspiracy act" They presented
their arguments strongly. The only oppo-
.ition was from Mr.. Lewis Anderson of
thought that the majority of the committee
Other Hearings.
There was long hearing before the in
surance committee on the bill aimed at CO.
insurance. No one appearing in favor of
the bill the committee adjourned the hear
ing for one week. Prominent insurance
men from Portland and other cities opposed
the passage of the measure and explained
co-insUrance.
The Falmouth Building and Loan Asso-
citation representative appeared before the
committee on banking and asked that the
capital stock of that association be increased
from 81 900 900 to 81 900, 600
The committee on fish and game voted
ought to pass on bill prohibiting fishing in
some of the tributaries of the Rangeley
lakes and Drew pond, Aroostook county
lion. A. A. Strout appeared and among
other matters said that be- did not think the
licensing of outside sportsmen would prove
advantageous to the State. Monday
evening DIR. j. f. Hill, Col. +. G. Far
rington, l.. .. Vickery and others favored
the license system. There will be two re-
ports.
The bill relating to sectarian teaching in
the reform school came up@for hearing.
Hon. Ben. J. Chadbourne spoke in favor Of
granting the priests of the Catholic church
the privilege of giving the boys of their
faith religious instruction, etc. Hon.
Albion Little of Portland and Asst Supt.
Weymouth of the school opposed the change
contemplated.
The legal affairs committee will report
favorably on the union label bill.
There was Il high hearing before the
York county delegation on the Biddeford
work jail bill last evening. large major
ity of the delegation are opposed to the
proposed charge
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A Young Sailors Lucky Strike or Shore

About the middle of last November, John
+. White, of 222 Pear st. Philadelphia, ar
rived in Belfast on coasting vessel. He
was about go years of age, intelligent and
well educated, having left crack military
school in North Carolina, when boy in or
der to experience the romance of going TO
sea. He hal in so doing, contracted n So
we're and intractabe form of rheumatism,
from which he had suffered intensely for
nearly six months, large part of which
time he had passed in hospital. One of his
feet was so swollen and disfgnrcd that he
supposed he would never again be able to
X. II. Moody, a leading druggist, he asked
il he could recommend to him any good pa
tent medicine. the doctors having failed to
do him any good. Mr.. Moody sold him
bottle of Rodoif's New Medical Discovery
Mr.. White. in writing to his mother, Nov.
Both, announced the result as follows:
1t was the most miraculous cure on rec
ord. Just think. was Instantly relieved
on taking only two doses. I suppose it was
near six O'Clock in the evening when went
to one of the parties. ! took dose then.
and one before retiring; anil you may not
believe me, but when I awokc the next
morning. it seemed that had forgotten
something. The pain was completely gone
and since then ] have been fast recovering
ami at present am completely cured, AMI
have only taken one bottle.
Mr.. Moody, early in December, received
the following letter froIi Mr. Whites
mother:
Nh. X. n. MeopY.
BBLsAsr, MANI.
DEAR SfR My son requests me ~ send
YOU the letter he wrote me from Phila6el. |
piis, in regard 10 your wonderful medicine |
and miraculous cure. | forward il with |
my sincere thanks for the benefit nv son |
has derived from the Esc Of your oi,derful |
medicine. Yours. etc.
Mrs. s. u. WHITE. |
Roscmead. Eertie County, y. g..
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REAL ESTATE.
Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transfers
in Lincoln county for the week ending Feb.
IL, 1898.
BnisrnI.-iIcron Island 60. TO l'erlcy l.. Horn,
land etc. : CO.
DREssiEN-Iphu StilpteH to VIM. q. Tarf, land
and buildings 800. etc, Wm. &. Tnrr TO John
Cate, land and buildings, 800.
WHIrEftELn-li"ury W. Clary 10 Frank W.
piummer. land 500.
JTrFERsoN-Ed u. Andrews 10 Wm. VI.
AcIorn, land and buildings. .i2on.
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There will be- stated conyocaton of Leb-
anon II. A. Chapter this afternoon aud
evening beginning Mt ; Z, VI. Six candi-
dates will be instructed in the work of the
most excellent, masters degree, after " hich
there will be banquet ut $50. Then the
candidates will be- put through the my strres
of the royal arch degree.
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+. VI. Gilbert, tile artist. has Just exc
ruted from III" plans of Architect Lewis Il
barge pen and ink drawing of the beautiful
Slauo0 structure to be erected by the com
merclnl travellers at Good Will Farm. 4
reduced copy of the work will be used in Il
pamphlet soon to be prepared for distribu-
ton IN the interest of the cause
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favor of bill relating TO taxation OF savings
banks.
BY Mr. Sargent of Brewcr-Petition of
L. +. Teitt AMI ~ others of Brewer for Il
law taxing savings banks.
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A Game Of Checkers
With Gloves %.

Nr. John LArrAbee. Of the
Home for Aeed Men, Portland,
had salt rheum 50 bad that
be had to wear cots on five Of
bis fingers. His hApds were
cracked and Scabhed terri.
bly,, and were a sieht to behold.
While PlayiDe checkers With a
frieDd he vas advised to take
Aliens Savsaparilla. He
took four bottles, which eptireiy
cured him. He is q grateful
nap. Aliens Sarsaparilla,
1913 doses SO cents.
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