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PROFESSIONAL.

PROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISH IN
advertising clairvosanI astrolcger and medium
IN this city.
Born with wonderful prophetic gin Of ..~sss
cradle 20 grave, reveals hidden mysteries. resov-
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enemies from your friends. brings separated
results. tells Whether the ese yoa love Is f-us
or false. interprets dreams. gives In isns-
mess, removes family troubles. evil influences.
s s from Other cities and a., IN tr1,e s,
place at once, he succeeds where otleu
have failed convinces most skepticsL Adsrrl
tises only what he can do All business ease-
Open Sundays Residence. zss ii 81, bet ~
and 9th sts. southwest auS-of-
PROF. FANTT.ERoY TELLS ALL THE EyEsTs
Of life: compels love: cures stckocss: brileo
back the separated, sc. l2il Del. ave-, tet-
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NINE RAPHAEL. CLAIRyoyANT AsTRoLps-
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love BUSINESS al henth: for a short time; n tails
no. ni.n 10 MI ''''''''' '''' Wv rss-iss 81"
PROF JOHNSON II THE GREATEST MISD
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Price. soc. al7 sth 1T. NV. jyIo-tws
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS M
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DENTISTRY.


YOU ARE INVITED TO LOOK AT SOME OF our
vertisements. U. s. DENTAL ASSN, 4oi 1T
st. See ad. on another page. au3
DIR. GRAHAM. 3O7 7TH ST. NV, EXPERIENC-
ed and expert specialist in operative and sur.
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without pain. No inexperienced and Incompetent
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Filling with platina. silver amalgam, 75c
Porcelain crowns, IS; gold crowns, Sc.
Very best full set Of teeth. 81. jy25 -2ws
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We have exclusive control Of a preparation for
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It is applied directly to the gums.
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The patient retains all his senses while having
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No danger. Particularly adapted to persons
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We ask pay II not as represented
Call on us and try our system of painless ex.
traction by local application and We guarantee
you will use other in the future.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS
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EDUCATIONAL.
In WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Mr.. and Mrs WM. d. CABEIL. principals.
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voice cultivated; pupils taken until Sept. / at
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THE MEDICAL. DENTAL AND PHARMACEUTI-
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NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL, FOR MEN AND
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HOTEL HENLoPEN,
REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE
Now open. Write for circular
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MoORE'S HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT LEON
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g3l-1w THOS. W. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
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Violence From Strikers at LeadvilIe.
A special from LeadvilIe, Col, says that
trouble occurred at the Arkansas Valley
smelter yesterday when the company an
nOunced a reduction of 10 per cent in all
wages to take effect at once. Quite a num-
Der Of the men considered this a fair propo-
sition, but the others refused to go to work.
About forty remained working but the
strikers got together and drove the men
who were working out of the smelter. A
scrimmage ensued. stones and clubs being
generally used. but no one is reported Sc
rioUsly injured. although several were bad
Is pounded up. The plant will be shut
down for the present, at least. A meeting
will be held today to adjust matters IL
possible. The captain of the Leadville mil
lila has asked the adjutant general at Den
yer for arms and ammunition for use in
case Of necessity.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

under auspices. Mrs. REBECCA j. ADAMS
CO.. Colton's, St Marys county, Md, via
strs Wakefield and Arrowsmith- Jes-2ms
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

DOUGLASS HOUSE, REHOBOTH, DEL. HAS
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JEFFERSON, Proprietor. ty4-Ims
HOTEL. BE1LEVIEW, CHAPEL POINT, Md :
handsomely furnished and management nrst class ;
bathing, boating, fishing and grabbing: excellent
table daily supplied with fresh salt water luxu-
ries; mineral springs; daily communication by
railroad and steamer Harry Randall. Mrs. A r.
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SPECIMEN CASES.

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TO PULL THE TRIGGER.
Making Preparations for the Grand
State Rifle Shoot.

The San Antonio Shooting club
is making active and thorough pre-
parations for the state rifle shoot
to take place next week on the
range of that association, which
recently purchased extensive
grounds on River avenue near the
head of the San Antonio river, on
which they have erected spa
cious and handsome hall and fir
ing stand. The club has construct
ed butts and pits and the range is
all ready for the grand shoot to
take place there and in whichs ONE
of the most noted marksmen of
the state will participate. 1t has
a number of distinguished marks
men among its membership and
some fine scores are expected.
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An Oversight.

The pressure of business in the
editorial rooms of the LIGHT,
owing to the absence of the city
editor at Dallas, is responsible for
the item which crept into yester-
days issue concerning a restaurant
on Commerce street. Every posi-
BILE precautiOn is taken to avoid
the insertion of such matter, and
the LIGHT sincerely regrets the
inadvertence by which it appeared.
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GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised druggist
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LIGHT FLASHES

If you want to buy furniture
on installments, call and see us.
Moderate terms. Hager & Moths.
) 9 I'm
Tomorrow night Editor Brann
will deliver his lecture "On Hum
bugs"
If you want to get married and
have not the necessary means to
supply your house with furniture,
we will make you glad by selling
you furniture on your own terms.
Hager & Moths. SO I'm
Lou Morrison, colored
woman, picked up a little 3 year
old child at the corner of avenue
B. and Grand avenue yesterday
afternoon.
Mems lace and congress shoes,
1915 worth S4.OO, at the closing
out sale of the Eagle Shoe Co. D 6 If
Tonight there will be a meet
ing of the Scientific society of San
Antonio at the Board of Trade
room. Major c. f. DuttOn will de-
liver lecture.
For RENT - Ten-rOOm brick
house, one block from Houston, on
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presented the LIGHT with copy
of polka of his own composition.
The professor will give piano re-
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AnegrO, who assaulted the young
daughter of Captain James Wham,
of Chestnut Ridge, S. c., was
lynched in the presence of large
mob yesterday.
The Pharmacy association at
Dallas continues session and APP
proves the reforms suggested by
the president. There are 400 men,
bers, and 81, 800 in treasury.
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MEXICAN PRESS REPORT.

Port ManZanillO is to have a new
iron dock.
The state of Zacatecas is arrang-
ing loan of $l,OOO,OOO.
The earning of the Interoceanic
railway the past week were $685.
704.02.
Five schOOners are loading at
Progress with henaquin for Gal
weston.
The French colony are making
great preparations to celebrate
July II.
The German consulate at Quad
alajara has been transferred to
San Bias.
Three passengers were wounded
by a collision in the San Angel
tramway line.
1t is calculated that 10000 people
visited the remains of Gonzales as
they lay in state.
n majority of the press attack
Dehesa, the new governor of the
state of Vera Cruz.
The chambers have adjourned
three days out of respect to eX-
President Gonzales.
Twenty bandits attacked and
robbed stage coach between Con-
cOrdia and COhala Siniloa.
The banquet to the new Ameri-
can minister, Gray, has been post
pOned on accOut of the death of
Gonzales.
| Knox and the woman who passed
as his wife, who We're convicted of
swindling jewelers., were married
yesterday.
Ill. {. Waters, manager of the
LOndOn-MeXicO bank, has resigned
on account of difficulties with the
London board.
| Three miners were killed and
two wounded by the caving in of
a tunnel at the Islera mine in the
| Iedras district, Sinaloa.
| The senate is discussing a con-
cession to Berleago for a line of
| steamers between Progress and
| Vera Cruz without subsidy.
The concessions to r. c. Pate
for a racing circuit and breeding
farm passed the third reading in
the chamber of deputies today.
The appointment of LimantOul
as minister of finance is hailed
with delight by all classes, as an
able financier and business man.
| If rains continue as now and
during last week corn shipments
from the United States to this
country will be materially reduced,
| The crop prospects in all sections
| are better.
The funeral of Gonzales will take
place today at o'clock. The entire
garrison, committees of deputies,
the senate, Legislature of Guiana
jutO and civic societies will turn
out. President Diaz will attend.
Banco, the proprietor, and eau
sci and MOhend, editors of FL
Democratic, newspaper, were SEN
fenced to. six months imprison-
ment. Causel besides was fined
$500 or ninety days for libeling
private individuals.
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Peck in Houston.

Chairman Charles B. Peck, of
the Texas Car Service, left last
night for a brief trip to his new
headquarters at Houston. He will
devote a considerable portion Of
his time to assisting General Man
ager Monseratte, of the S. a. p,
until the latter gets thoroughly
familiar with all of the details of
that road.
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THE GRAND JURY WINDS UP
It Returns Over Two Hundred In
d.ctments and is Excused,

The grand jury completed its
labOrs last night and was dis
charged. During its sessions it
returned two hundred and seven
true bills of Indictment and of
that number fOrty-three charges
are felonies. The names of all of
those indicted, who are in the
county Jail, have previously been
published by the LIGHT with the
exception of an individual named
Harvey Groves, who is indicted on
charges of assault with intent to
kill and another of adultery.
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A Sunday Picnic.

Miss Stella Lille, one of the
prominent leaders of the young
society of San Antonio, is making
arrangements for picnic to be
given at Lees Bend next Sunday.
A number of invitations have been
issued, and the company, which
will be conveyed to the picnic
grounds in a bus, will doubtless
have a royal time.
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Wheelmen Meeting.

Last night the members of the
Alamo Wheelmen held meeting
in the Stevens building and trans
acted important business. They dis
cussed relay rides, etc. The fol-
lowing applicants were elected to
membership: Henry Rips, j. R.
Tendick, F. w. Cobb, Charles
Batons and B. Ellison. Herman
Schmitt was elected treasurer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-11
To Set up the Pins.

The Bowling club of the San An
tonic Turnverein is arranging to
play match series of games with
the Casino association and has or
dered a new and fine set of ten pins
for that purpose, The match will
take place in about a week or ten
daYS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-11
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,
T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
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THE ALAMO CITY
Business College.

Is one of the leading educational
institutions of the land. Our aim
is to make it the cheapest. Every
parent, young man and young
lady should know what we teach
and our rates of tuition. Catalogue
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SECONDHAND VEHICLES.

We still have few good second
hand vehicles left, which we will
sell very cheap.
j. f. CAwTHON & Co.,
593t 224 West Nueva st.
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