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srtlL 1mE rvss ~ Blors,.

short as the others. stopping above the
elbow.
a new blouse that is In great favor
just now has trimming all of loops.
In itself loose gathers constitute the bod
Ice. But all about the top OF the round
decollete corsage are laid fiat loops Of
contrasting velvet-black on the hello
trope. pink. and turquoise shades. deep
purple on the corn varieties. The short
sleeve puffs are decorated I'm similar
fashion. except that the loops stand out
instead OF lying down. a graceful sash is
tied at the back in short loops and
spreads out over the short. fun dancing
skirt This is an excellent bodice for the
young debutante.
Two other suitable ones are pictured.
One with the single flchu effect about the
neck formed By the lace that points IN
V. over the double sleeve puts and the
simple gathered bodice. Broad ribbons
that start beneath each sleeve eliminate
Ia q bow az the point % the Y.
The other Is more elaborate. It's gath
cred yoke OF turquoise mousseline Is bor-
derea by black velvet. which also forms
the lower portion OF the bodice. with the
exception az a gathering OF the mousse
line. right IN front over the sleeves are
laid long series OF NandysSes. which are
brought do@n 20 tho front and caught az
each yoke corner wlth black velvet
chou.
The heavy araped faces are fast losing
ground. they are 10 longer fashionable.
although Il viii take some little time 70
weed them completely out OF our cos
times. 50 closely are they identified with
them. Now Il IS only the gauzy, applique
iaeea that madame IN dressruaker smiles
upon. mo. madame. / beg OF You, net
that gauche. heavy material II - really
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which madame assures yoa Is really quite
reasonable
IL the expenditure does not satisfy you.
there are always the real laces-and the
delicate dueheSse applique is extravagant
enough for any one Very beautiful e.
fleets are produced when these nets are
laid over soft bright colors. and we
scarcely blame madame from shrinking
from the heavy de Gene and other gul-
pures.
Some OF the Partisan rnodfs.es drspe
the thin Iaces With charming results.
Paquin gown. particularly simple and in
good taste. is made with the skirt OF this
designer from a neat cloth OF small. even
stripes of seal brown and black. Eoth
stripes are overrun with an untwisted
cord OF black. laid in alternated blocks
that produce brick wall effect Its four
godets are laid IN nat pleats at the top.
and belt Of folded brown satin covers
the top. A short bodice terminating in
two small. slender points in the center OF
the back. fits closely 10 the figure 1t
curves inward over the hips then oufwa-d
a little TO fall in another tiny point each
side OF the hips. In front II Is cut away,
70 make room for four folds OF brown vel
vet that are set in each side. loosely and
easily. Out OF the center. where tho
fronts Join. falls long. slender blouse Of
the soft brown applique lace.
White gloves are worn with this strik-
Ing costume. and tiny black hat. with
side loops OF velvet. jet band in front
holding a graceful bunch Of black ostrich
tips.
Another Partisan costume shows the nat
lace effect in a striking corsage trimming.
1t is placed In a semi-cirele about the fat
yoke. and droops in three points. the eer-
ter one eIoagat:ug itself past the belt. and
down In front over the skirt. Each point
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fs soil his pretty. weil-kept fingers
sash degrading toil7
The New Woman looked the situation
fairly and squarely n the face. She was
Boz one to evade the issue. She saw
sisaly that heroic measures We're re-
culrsd. All Of her advancement had not
robbed her OF her inventiveness. Those
"Asrcie measures" took rapid shape Ia her
tl@TsF brain. Very soon they took shape
10 Substantial fashion also.
The result was all that one could ask.
Ne one has accused Woman since the
tlsa has shaped Itself lrto those huge
halloons hat spread each side Of the
feminine vertebra, OF having any sensi-
bic proeliyities. She lis advanced. then.
al agree 10 that. beyond tfte hope Of
Fe8empflon She Is once more reiegaied
b - domain. and onee more enjoys those
delightful privileges that have belonged 10
ne sex from time iminemorlai. The fool
isaness Of The sleeve has done Il ali. and
thai ahat man has deemed fooiishness
ard a siuiuhilng-blocst has become the
paEsF unto salvation Of the eFstwhile de-
generating sex She can once more look
delightfully."- helpless. when she struggles
- put cape or coat over those pillows OF
eAlffea that rise each side OF her. How
tender il makes the man. when he flies
% her rescue sa1 adjusts the pretty puf's
beneath thte cruel Jacket sleeves that
iA.eatea % crush these lovely evidences
Of al TIA. femlulnity implies. New she
feess quite free 20 be willfal. erra;ic. eN-
travagagt. petglsh and an the rest. She
Is hegrylng the New Woman in sleeve
PATS
WAY. mamma. what funny iady'-
Yea ain, made Ike that girl. are yous'
] looked where the child had pointed.
ssea hack so the woman at bis side.
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aooat he- hspx. aaa Re etc., :, -.
sisaE eeai seSeng~1 70 th~ fsyese-s -
ssen mere starting eors-aas wouss
-. Dn tie PAIR cg ho4sce4 I 49,
az ihs sTezsnr k,ef4-. x--..-
ss writer IS cerzxloneEfsr vv~,~..s -
~Sn1erfz1 breath 81 fha4m 80.
1--s impressed ne r-owe~fsstv sgta-,
sefJ sacrs--fhe creatures 1890.
s7oET g waszt-ss.e-ars 49,, -
-. very Etse G0esn't express I. :. -
Alsy sere wlser thar thA s,r,ss~~ h~t.rs.-.
ex~ laHs Wat + rncre. each urnn 49,.
'. uasnate. dainty little parr ara $3.50
- TEE oaayszh ehfren. one s-,sses 49,
Ani1e. one fogely pale yellow. Let re-
describe then.
Eae pure white vas ar~s-ssr-.-..a...
ne bodice PORTION % 81 falling IN slsrhtTv-
housed effect Down .fss front ran F-r@.
oel'ease, gslzy passer1enterle vines :,
pAie green and rose. Over each sheu,sA-
vas @p-ea1 = nognce Of nre Fess~., ta~~
~aacE rnlsn each side % the l,ossea :,
an transformations 5abot that STONED IL :
pDsat az tire belt % dsilcate settuee-wreen
seises. lightly twisted AZ the base OF the
nigH crush cation cellar. vas another roll
OF the yeitet finished with = bow.
he mate e thls fssclaaf little A.
TAR vas quite charming II was chiffon
also. Of = pretty corn-saade, ard Gath
cred from the neck 70 the high balr-igne.
over the shoulders fell q deep collar OF
very taia applique lace IA its Pale tan
Int, held Ia place b. deep bat veryssler-
Ger points 81 JET. set abu0t the cellar.
The stock collar was a thing OF beauty.
1otsowang TIE fashion Of the white one
Delsre ~ II wasssery fuIl. also. and the
seiio" Was safsenea BY a twls, OF apricot
NtiFet tAat lay between Il and the jet
POINTS. making the effect most brilliant
me waist was eneircled with an apricot
sfit N Two flnts. made in four sections,
With the tints alternating. and loops OF
ooth shades Joining the sections. These
Sleeve puts were quite as broad and as
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FOMAN OF FASHION.
i Explanation and Justifica-
ton of Balloon Sleeves.
rslmMusGs OF NEW sLousEs.
<kssxs Of style fn Lsees-Lsdy HENRI
ssusrsss Hasn't Abolished Low
ca. Bed ces Yet.

xsx York. Dec. Special corresoons-
6<<.--st was positively necessary for wo-
g. &c % something IN order to main
= fer sdenslTy. What with ne .nan.
- = 1nian. fne New Woman, ire .-as-
..eesd wcrnan." the blue stocking. TIE
/. a. steele. and al tire others. sha
~.<sst quite sire C where she Stood
s1,s ne young man OF tire day tnaae
: espn worse. SAC waS accused az
u.sruIn.ty IN attire. with her fagsor
-. and her jacket and shirt froat
- heavy boots and gloves. ia
t<tsfsnsa to get delightfully."- feminine.
- he sfIii leans that way. lie wears
: ;snr. graceful overeoat Of pale tan.
! trusaa fell bat thar would do equally
-, ser a girl. KID gloves OF pale Color.
g. eroagh . grace 3 woTnan's soft
kss4 snd F:s9re festive butsonhoia
s.sauss shan she would carry. His
tskssse carefully eurIsd. his Eyebrows
~ .sashes are long and darby shaded.
~ sasre il soft ard tender. has tosseh
xs.ssy ard graceful. and ne steps light
4 d III patent leather ties OF razor tIp.
il asaaer the poor New Woman felt
al her reputation was at stake. This
rrtttg new creature was fast invading
- sans4sn. After while she would
{. taxing care % nim-for how could
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At Cordray's the present week the Pyle
Opera Company viii continue the s0e-
cessss already scored during The seven
days past. and will render an excellent
programme. The week opens Sonight With
The Beggar Student" always IN high
favor with theater goers. and Monday,
Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday even
:rgs "a Night in Venice VIII be given.
The week closes with The Tar and Tar
tar" Friday. Saturday aud Sunday even
ings. thus winding up fortnight OF song
in an acceptable manner. The visit OF
the Pyke company 70 this city VIII be re-
nemeered as successful and triumphant
one.
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Text OF the Measure That Has Passed
the House and Awaits the senate.

Following is the text of the McRae bin
as introduced. Before passage by the
house il was amended so as TO give free
timber 10 miners and settlers on the pub
lie lands:
Be il enacted, etc, That all public lands
heretofore set apart and reserved by the
president OF the United States under the
provisions OF the act approved March 8,
1891. or that may hereafter be set aside
and reserved as public forest reserva-
tons. shall be as far as practicable con-
trosled and administered in accordance
with the provisions OF this act.
Sec. 9 That no public forest reserva-
lions shall be established except TO inn
prove and protect the forest within the
reservation or for the purpose OF secar-
ing favorable conditions OF water flow
ami continuous supplies of timber to the
people.
sec. ;. That the secretary of the in
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- nrsesso~Aes ani perfection e detail
thar e2s ever been heard IA this eegaswy.
TEE ARTISTS i seaport & Ma1ans Tas-
2ry are notable ESv their hstti4n1s. aaa
include Mia Bsvs2ns-H arnsyS. = wen
known ard hs-sii4nt soprano. Hearietta
D-exe- and Sophie 8aEazs- Muse Thea
ls0rra. brilliant artist, IS the nlexEo So
TS2ao The eous<9lsss are Helsn Ven
lseenaosS az1 nNra Scoit, twS capable
s.1gvrs Nao have eeee Eee etSe1 vita Sge&-
f5yor N Tire g&ss. Il A l. Qulllc. Mana
ger Pratt has nnQ9eSisonzhly secured enc
af the greatest Of sviag tenorS. lac slnE
fsr over sever seaSe1s vita Patti. ana for
three years n the Couvs TAeatsr 81 FER
tEgal. savlng been decorated By the king
Two ether celebrated teaosS are Payne
Clark ana Il. / Ready. Perhaps the maS<
acceptable baritone en- ta@ stage ta3ay
is wilAan MerkeHs. who occupies I7rona-
einszs position with tie company. while
: Dudley IS also another versatile singer
with tire company. William Il. Hamilsea
is the basSc. and William SchQxter. the
easso c&atansa.
Manager Pratt has surrounded his Gem
pany NTH = thoroughly grand opera or
ceestra under ihs direction 81 Slgncr
Emersco Mogreaie. who has held similar
positions Tor years With ire Italian opera
ia the City ef Mexico and Havana he Is
said 70 be a thorough genius as a alass-
cian and possesses the capabilities Of
great director The chorus hss been made
another exceptional feature.
The advance sale 90 seats has been the
largest ever known ia Seattle. The coTA-
pany reaches this city tomorrow morning
on its own special train from Butte. Mont
The repertoire for the week has been ar
ranged as foilaws. Monday night. III
TrogStoFe." Tuesday Christmas matiseel,
Carmen TUESDAY night. Faust"
Wednesday, 'Csvaileria Rastlcanse and
"TPasllacei,'' Thursday night. Tam
hauSerss
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lines run up and down her bodice. and en-
circle il: and she has orchid-rosettes
placed a. discreet distances. Her puffs
are only the slightest pretense fer q
sleeve: bat they pass muster.
Look al about YOU Why. everythlng's
pink and white-deep pink, and ivory
white You can see a little bit OF blue.
and a touch os gold. and perhaps one
rauve, and a stately lady or two IN
black. Bat even the matrons are wearing
white satin. Their corsages are simpler,
round. higher, with little Of rever or
foance Indeed, the satin is OF the old
time variety-.it stands alone and in
more than one way.
EVA A. SCHUBERT.
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Chief % Police Mer;z. Joe Warren sYd
c. v. Waahams returned this morning
from a nine days hunting trip in TIE
Fisher river country. Montana They
killed ihlrty-three deer. and spent the
last three days getting the oarcaSses 70
the raliroad. 80 that their actual hunting
only covered a period 81 SIX days Chief
Mcrtz only devoted fos.r days 80 hunting.
bsinw laid up two days on Account 81 IN
gurses received from a faiL The hunters
came In over the Great Northern. on tbs
passenger. and the game Will be along
this evening BY freight
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movement rsAxAst tear X frt0 ssrssss. rar-
ta1zfesy. heweser. Il IS 10 fongxr 50 az
TAX - d-zse and fsstoor. a. - catch x
ccNS. 9zak@ Eat ever fa4 material that
Hes s@nfash- TIE ucst saersa.ar % ire ay,-
pisase lac@s have = very light ground a
hstie ~prk AZ the edge. ard oaiv the pfasa
net A. TIE top god 1easgn may be tai
so- 4 little more shan > a5Iiar a yar-.
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e-rhvcsEsreI rea5 hArs set with tiny
sto1ez. Tat sazse bard rrrs round she
-zaSst. Also zaS ever ne rscA vzc1re SKIRT
% American bezuty psak. 81 loese Straps
eSgNs wEk1 slsken fringe. Ny lacy beasts
OF 10 ssesyes and no shoulders. save TIE
gassen straps thai support the bodice.
TIE aairsy Iitsi4 thing IN waite sztia
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TOO coarse. Ushr- So sAlvers and InuF-
raurs. wheE yoa plead Tor some lace ta.''
has lain uuased. snd SIZE - serenfiY ee-
l{,I.,us - IRE remarks 81 a few months
axe. REGARDING "lhese grams. heavy iss'fs
arsne 50 Faasnl6ceatty. 50 yoa. afsseF
aiefy fold up tie desgisea heavy a2i'e' tea'
essst yaa q pretty penuy. AMI prepare 70
invest IN a few yards - expensive AZ
r,s.a7se. Il IS So delicate snas careless
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- IA VAS rirhs. Tney were e dr.
'sssek species THE cne was fashion
sho-t- hssi-e3. y le~sha aiaese3 ana
ssaeA mgeh s. 8er Ia fsr; thaa she YES
4 atov- the walst lae 1ae otaer.
~ eFea-are. haf waist Eha, care ana
80 Aa1 served 70 e3oogate Ses narrow
- sesnei tViee As long as ne FaA|
.sAfaFe taas swept past. Fartta1iH eS-
s@@@s he ca sAirs hung isnk aad leoSs
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BUSINESS MEN

now realize the tact that uoEfOk SIS EANY
can be depended upon % fugn8 his promises in
every respect. nna ne nov numbers among his
patients mAny % the most prominent bus. aess
in n 81 this city ana ytriAitys lie treats al
durable medical and surgical diseases ArAts
aud Chronic Catarrh, DISEASES of The TnFeas
ana Lungs. Dyspepsia, Blood and - Ia Dso asss,
PiInples. seT1fule, Blood Poison OF every
fnre both Primary and Secondary Tumors.
Eczema ana Ulcers. Al these diseases cosa-
pleteiy eraaieate1 IRON the system. forever -
storing health and purity. Kidney aud Z iuafy
Diseases. Weak Back, Pain Ia side Sedl mani iu
Time Painful AMI Frequent UFiuation, Brsght's
Disease and sill Fg!ya.e Diseases Of both sexes
~. ~ srFoH
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Arson Cas-. Of I.eavenworils. killed six
deer tn ore day receasig, ard would have
secnres; more haa not his ammunition
given cut
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Frederick NflAers. shs famous war ar
tsst. T4ow with the Japa1aese army. has
been engaged 60 lecture IN the United
states on ne Japaaese-chzneSsw war.
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CHALLENGES THE WORLD.

He publishes no names Of patients ror their
diseases hHt cures them, aad ans Gae la need
of his services desiring references can DO shown
hundreds OF genuine test mnuiais on els ia his
ofiicu which grateful pNtieata have requested
him 20 use. sick people crowd bis offices dasly.
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Mrs BRIGGS 9sfter the Christmas an
asrs-weli. Beoale, have yea had al you
wauxs
Bebb.e-Tve Hal al could eat
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ravarv Grand nnsll.a ope,a csrs,.px

1T y 11T'E --1'- TIT - Vfa t-7mDnnys
The Tavary Grand English Opera COM
pany IS announced for limited season
at the Seattle theater. commencing To-
morrow night. what VIII make this en-
gagement OK more than ordinary interest
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SPECIALIST,
us Front st, Union Block,

Formerly Of the city OF Philadelphia, Pa, now
perina emily locatei IN seattle. whese the sick
aud afflicted receive tseAsment from the
ablest and mosf aacaes,iui specialist OF tae age
The doctor Is graduate from the best l0all~
cal college in thc world.
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Diplomas and Licenses

hang on the walls OF his osflce. lie has lad
many ytarS OF expcrience ia fhs leadeFn East
era hospitals. also many years OF successful
uractsca that
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Tsora RandosaA CHsErc'aiu IS returning
haz.se b way * Ezvn1 ard uzrSelIlez
lie cannot recover rs health
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Wonderful Cures

he is making have created confidence aat 30.
light in the hearts OF those who have ktfnggi n
In vain Tor years against the ravages OF disease
until this successful doctor. whose picture APP
pears above, restored them % health.
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;. That the secretary or The IN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles
l.. Kahler, a prominent shoe mer-
chant of Des Moines, Iowa, had
a serious time of it. He took such
a severe cold that he could hardly
talk or navigate, but the prompt
use of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy cured him Of his cold so quick
ly that others at the hotel who had
bad colds followed his example and
half a dozen persons ordered 1t
from the nearest drug store. They
were profuse in their thanks to
Mr.. Kahler for telling them how
to cure bad cold so quickly. For
sale by F. Kalteyer & Son, Chas.
Campbell and James Clavin, drug
gists, San Antonio, Texas. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14

the Democrats OF the power they
have shown themselves incapable
of wisely using. While Mr.. Hol-
man voted for all the Democratic
legislation during the present
Congress he tried hard to persuade
the bosses not to permit much of
it,. He saw the ruin that would
follow, which other members of his
party either did or would not
see. And now he sees him
self in danger of being involved in
the party ruin.
Secretary Carlisle's tariff deci-
sions are going to make no end of
litigation. Nearly every day he
makes one that brings n notice
from the parties interested Of an
intention to contest it in the courts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
CITY ADVERTISING.
[OFFICIAL.l
S5OO,OOO.OO Sewer Bonds,
MAYORS OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,


September 18th, 1894.
Bids will be received at the office
of the city clerk till II o'clock noon
on the 10Th day of October, 1894, for
the sale of $500,000.00 40 year 5 q
gold bonds of the City of San Anto-
MO, Texas, of the denomination of
100000 for the construction of a
system Of sewers. Bonds will be
dated September lst, 1894, and run
40 years without option. Principal
and interest payable in San AntO-
Mo, Texas, or New York City at the
option of the holder; interest pay
able semi-annually in gold.
Bids will be made for entire
amount to be paid in one delivery
and also in lots Of $100,000.00 to be
paid for on delivery at intervals Of
three months.
No bids will be considered for
less than par and accrued interest.
The City reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
HENRY ELMENDORF,
Mayor, City Of San Antonio.
Attest:
Err. NORTON, City Clerk.
Gil to Oct. Is
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Special Mention.

Our entire stock of fall and win
ter goods is now complete, and an
early call will be to the advantage
Of the public.
1t is sufficient guarantee Of sat-
isfaction in fit and style that the
popular Mr.. d. III. Moriarty, pro-
fessor of garment cutting for over
20 years, in the principal cities Of
the east and south is the cutter.
1 am very respectfully,
j. LOBERT,
9 3 I'm 104 w. Commerce st.
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POUND NOTICE.

Taken up. and In City Pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the 18th day Of
September, 1894:
One bull, black and white: no brand no
mark.
One bull, black and white; branded CIV
on side.
Which will, II not redeemed before sale,
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at said pound, at the hour
Of IL o'clock. a. M, on the 10th day OF
September, 1894. w. ID. DRUsE,
gl25t Marshal
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A Smart Woman.

care you ready for the ques'
ton" demanded the presiding
officer of a woman's club. eyes,"
yelled the unmarried members.
"Then tell him you buy your fur
niture from l.. P. Peck & Co., and
you'll hear it pop" said a pretty
woman with an air Of experience.
Oil ct
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Kings and Queens

Had to be content to walk on
strewn rushes when Christopher
Columbus discovered America.
Now the people of San Antonio can
get the finest carpets, mattings and
linoleum from l.. p. Peck & Co.,
for little money. 9-l1-6t
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.FRYS KlNDERGARTEN COLLEGE.

will open a first class Kindergarten
and Primary School at 432 Soledad ST.,
near high school, Sep. II, "a, for chill
dren under 10 years of age. Children
will receive the individual attention OF
thoroughly trained teachers and reliable
servants IN schoolroom and on the play
ground. We will also have a Kinder
garten Normal Teaching Course for
young ladies desiring to study the most
modern Kindergarten and Primary
Methods, Office hours to 4 p. IN.
Address: III. ]. FRY,
A32 Soledad St., San Antonio, Texas
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Filled Daily With Fresh Water.

The swimming pool at the Hot
Sulphur Wells holds 100000 gall
Ions of natural hot sulphur water
This pool is emptied every night,
and refilled with fresh water
Daily flow Of the we'll 100000 gal
Ions. ~ Vi
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
WARNING.

The public is notified TO pay no monies
any persons on account OF the LIGHT
except TO our authorized collectors as
published In the paper, unless they hold
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. I. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-14
CASH IN HAND

Is preferable to future profits, and
that is why L. p. Peck & Co. are
selling furniture, carpets, mattings,
portieres, shades, ETC., so cheaply
just now. Gil ct