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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-03

being the fourth day of said month aud on
each succeeding day thereafter until the
sale is completed, sell at public out-cry to
the highest bidder for cash. the following
described parcels of land and town lois,
lying and being in said City Of San An
tonic, or such portion thereof as will sat-
isfy the taxes due and unpaid by each
respective person herein named and in
terested, with accrued costs, before the
door of the courthouse, in the City Of San
Antonio, county of Bexar, the proceeds
OF the sale to be applied to the payment
of said taxes and costs.
The amount of taxes with accrued ex-
penses and cost may be paid at any time
before sale day. EDw. RIscHE,
City Tax Collector.
City Collectors Office.
San Antonio, Oct. 10, 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-03
NOTICE
OF -
Tax Sale
FoR1@S3.

By virtue of the tax roll of the City Of
San Antonio for the year 1893, and in COM
plisLce with the laws of the State of Tex
as, and city ordinances, in my capacity as
Collector of Taxes for the City of San An
tonic, have levied upon and will during
legal hours
Commencing on the. first Tuesday in
the month of December. 1894.
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San Antonio, Oct. 10, 1898.
EXPLANATIONS OF AUTHORIZATIONS
The following authorizations are: for
north; for south; for east; W for west:
for west side; S for east side; for
south side; for north side: ne for
northeast corner; sw c for southwest cor
ner; sc for southeast corner; NV c for
northwest corner; sw fer southwest
side; NV for northwest side; IT for feet;
fig and frtg for fronting; for lot; b for
block; ocl for original city lot; d for dis
street; ave for avenue; btw for between;
add for addition: undiv for undivided
subdv for subdivision; .Hgts for heights.
The last figures Of each paragraph repre-
sentS the amount due in dollars and cent
for taxes and costs.
Abbott Thos H, Is and 5 6 ocl 3 r 2
d 2 ne side Government depot. s. rs
Abrams Sam, part Of | 4 3ocl IL betw
N Centre and Walnut ts,....S IS
Abram Benjamin, b ocl % d l..
Ackermann VIZ, 80 10 betw Walnut
and Crockett SITS. ...6 SIS
Acosta Feliciano, "A be ocl 1873 sw C
Grant and San Marcos sts.....11 SO
Adams Lee A, E g of 8 4 and 5 b7 ocl
z SIS French Place. $50 90
Adams Jay E, Is 10 to % Craig's
Laurel Heights. -. 3s4 40
Aguilar Seferino, IS b ocl "a Ruiz
Abr Theodor, l being the sw of N
Laredo and W Houston sts......6 60 so
Abr August, Is II and II 16 ocl 164
Prospect Hill......l2 p
Aiken c A, Is ? and 4 b sw Poplar
Howard -
Aires Olive, Is - and l6 Is City View
......3 10
Alameda Juan Ant, NJ Of b SO fig W
Comal st.....6 81
Alameda Juan, | 81 ocl 80 Kerr Hill. SIS
Alamo Baptist Church. W = Of y b IL
fig n of 5th st......H 50
Albers Caroline, | : fig W Of Austin ST
AberthaI A, Is and 10 ocI H..
20 70
Alder Henry, 6 b l ocl 7ss Of Sherman
St......4 90
Alberta Carmen, IL b SO VS. Peres St.
Aldridge N H, "A tsec 2 Grand View
Alexander Rob NJ. Est, Is and ? b 3 es
Van Huren ST. % 90
Alexander Eliza, 3 c ocl sr4d3 3. 4 g.
Alexander A A, | S and 9 b OcI or 3 d
3......26 60
Alexander S. II acres und pit ocl ia
City tract. .....17 90
Allen w j, l acre ocl. GregoriO Mar
tineZ Survey ......l9 80
Allen L, 10 be End West End add. % 90
Allen Alex and l., 5 b 5 Ave Co..
46 SIS
Allen Lozoel, W., be Adams Laurel
Heights. so
Alley Joel X, sp6 b4 e San Saba ST..
IT'S
Almanac Cesario, J Is b 96-7 betw Ell
Paso and San Fernando st......7 25
Almarez Apolonia, As OF 10 b VIC
Tampico and Alazan st.....7 %
Alsbury Terry, 3 b ocl lO6. g IL
Altgelt Geo c, / and s ocl 10 Wood
Lawn......61 "a
Altman Alois, b ocl Or 2d1..17 9S
Alvarez Felicia Herrera de, Is p5 b 3
VS. North East st......21 IS
Alves VIM, 4 b Is S Montana St. 6 II
Alvord III Fl, | 10 IL IL BIZ VIC Nueces
and w Commerce st......3S 81
Amaya Jesus, acre ocl 100 city tract.
SIS
Anderson Betsay. 10 b IL VS. Walnut
st......7 90
Anderson est of L G, d = Of ; b As Sc c
San Pedro ave and Poplar st. % 90
Anderson VIM b, b2w Jackson st
......22 25
Anderson Baldwin and Russ, Is l to 80
b % Three'S add ......1S45 %
Andrea Otto H, 6 bsns Marshall st
........51 so
Andrews B & G w Breckenridge il
b lOw Cherry st......9 %
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Pat Cleburne Camp.

The regular meeting OF Pa'
Cle5urne Camp was held last night,
and in the absence of Capt. G. l..
Johnson, Lieutenant j. d. Shaw
presided.
Comrades J. c. j X ing, John
Moore and + J. Parent were ap.
pointed committee 10 confer with
the citizens committee, regarding
the entertainment Of the Texas
Veterans, who will meet here on the
2fth and 2lst inst.
The following committee was ap-
pointed for memorial day, May |:
w. Tyler D, Harm, } ,hn Moore, G.
l. Johnson, Dee Cook, j. w. Nor
row, j. D Shaw, Steve Turner, }.
r. Bennett, M. b. Davis, John Fee,
j. w. Heushaw, VIM. Lamb lin,
John f. Marshall, Seth p. Mills,
Miller Moore, Felix III. r ,bertson,
w. II. Turner, John McGhee, john
G. Winter, Davis r. Gurley and
Robert Donnell.
This committee will meet next
Moaday afternoon at O'Clock at
the office Of DR.. j. G. j. King.
Ali comrades desiring to go to
Birmingham 10 the national reunion
of veterans, will repor. their name'
to the captain or adjatant. 1t is
expected rate Of $40 with q thirty
day limit will be secured
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FeatS Of a Mind Render.

Mr.. G. c. M .cD onald, register
lug from New York, q mind reader,
is at the Pacific. He entertained
the guests of the hotel last night
with several tests of his powers.
He remained with party of gentle
men in the T. p. A psrlors while
one gentleman went TO the register
and selected name. The mind
reader was then blndfolded and
taking the person by the hand who
had selected the name aud rushing
down to the eff Re. opened the book
found the ma ne and wrote it before
having the bandsgs removed from
his eyes.
He did several other tests during
the evening Mr.. Ma Donald has
made study of patnistry snd read
the palms of several gentlemen. He
will remain in the city during he I.
p. A. meeting
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K. Of 7. Grand lodge.

The Grand Lodge Of the Grand
Jurisdiction of Texas, knights OF
Pythias, will convene in annual ses-
sion in Paris, Texas, on the morn
ing of Tuesday, April l7th' r.
p. **4. p. c. j. NJ. Irvine, OF
Waco Lodge No, 40; T G George
p. Mann, and p G, j. W. Taylor
Cowan Lodge No. n, will leave
Monday to be present At the open
ing session. p. c. Mann and + T.
Irvine are representatives, OF their
respective lodg =, snd p Z. Taylor
goes al a member of the committee
on appeals and grievances of the
Grand Lodge Taey Will be absent
until Friday DR.. d b Black, T..
@. of Cuero Lodge will reach this
CITY this evening, and remain over
80 accompany the Waco delegation.
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5 Loeb, of New York, is NJ
ping at the Royal.
G.. w. Bennett, of Rochester I
Y is stopping at the Royal.
A. Linz, we'll known travels
man Of Dallas, Is in the city.
j. II. B.ranson, of Louisvl.l
Ky, is guest at the Royal.
j. T. Trez want aud wife, Of Dj
las, are guests at the Royal.
Miss Shirley r Green, preside
of the y =. 5 G. f., of TEN
arrived today and will spend 1
morrow in Waco.
Mes A. II. Snead is in MI
Vile, visiting her daughter, ID
Maggie Snead, who Is a.tsndi5
school in that place.
Mrs. T. J. West, Mrs. J. B. CD
and Miss Lucy Bowdman, of va
have been visiting Mrs. NJ
Cavender of 926 Frank in streets
taking in the Sam Jones meeting
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The Chicago. Rock Island & Texas
Railway.

h6iAW dys
The Great Rock Island Route in
augurates its New VestibuIe Train
service Sunday, August 20; leaving
Fort Worth, Union depot, daily at
$40 p. IN, and arriving in Chicago
second morning
The trains consist of the very latest
pattern of the vestlbuled Pullman
sleepors and Free Reclining Chair
cars, and it is the only line running
both Sleepers and Chair oars from
Texas through to Topeka, Kansas
City and Chicago without change
South bound train arrives in Fort
Worth Sis a. IN, dsily, in time for
all connections East, West and South
Our eating houses West Of Missouri
River are second to none, aud East
Of Missouri River all meals are served
in the Celebrated Rock Island Din
ing Cars, that have reputation equal
10 Delmonico-- In fact the Trade
Mark, "Great Rock Island RI ute" is
guarantee of good service, with
safety, speed and comfort For in
formation, time table, etc., call or
your nearest ticket agent, or address
j c. McCABE,
G. T Il T. A.
Fort Worth, Texas.
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VIII not do without It.

~ find Comet P.le Remedy such
? great comfort and relief, that |
would not be without it Tor any
price" S T. Brown, Maryland
Hospital, Baltimore County, Md
For sale by II G. r sher u Co.
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An ADDRESS
From Director General higgins to the
People Of Waco.

The following address to the PEG
pie Of Waco has been issued by Di.
r ctor General Higgins. IL will be
found interesting and treats of ma, =.
tiers Of especial interest at the pres
ent time:
To the people of Waco-Io on have
doubtless read the very liberal prop
osition of Col. Nose C Harris, edi-
tor of the San Antonio d lily News,
to Col. r. B. Parrot, of this city,
offsring column in his paper for
sixty days, free of charge, for the
purpose of advertising the Texas
Cotton Palace. We take this oc.
casion, aside from a letter written,
to thank Colonel Harris for his lib.
eral offer, and say to the citz ms of
Waco, that we believe that the adj
vantages of the Texas c lton Pal.
ace has afforded thespeople of Texas
are much greater THAI we ourselves
appreciate. We believe it means
hundreds of cotton factories to
Texas. We believe it means mil
lions of dollars of capital seeking
investment in Texas We believe
it means immigration to Texas, for
it is fact, capable of demonstra.
ton, that farmers who wish to pro.
duce cotton, can rent their lands in
other states and make more money
farming in Texas than they can on
their own lands in the older states
An article in the Manufacturers
Record of recent issue, under the
head of "The Factories to the Cot
ton Fields" is certainly very sig
nitc INT. The fact is apparent to
every observant reader, that it is
only question Of short time
when the factories of the East will
be compelled to "pull up stakes
and move their factories to the cot
ton fields of the South, in order to
compete successfully with the trade
We are impressed by aremark made
by Mr.. Sam Sanger, leading dry
goods dealer in this city, the other
day, that less than 90 per cent. of
the cotton sample goods was bought
East, but, that these orders
were placed with Southern
mills, and while it is fact that
Texas produces one third of the cot.
ton crop of the United S .ates, yet,
the fact is equally true, however
humiliating it may be, that we have
very few factories in Texas We
believe, from the spirit manifested
by the press of Texas, that the
Texas Cotton Palace will bring
more cotton factories to Texas, in
tho next few years, than all other
influences combined. The idea OF
a Cotton Palace is unique and is at
tracing attention everywhere, and
only lacks the enthusiastic apprecia
ton of more of our citizens, to con
tribute to same. These thoughts
we believe to be the expression OF
every public spirited man of no,
only Waco, but of Texas.
This movement is being presse
vigorously as possible. We expec,
to be able to break ground for this
important enterprise in, at most
thirty days, and lay the corner stone
with imposing ceremonies, which
will send thrill of interest to tn,
unmoved of our citizens, producing
such faith as to bring the contribu
tons Te SO much need Bat every
body take up the cry of, Texas tc
the front, with Waco in the lead.
Yours truly,
j, w. RlGGINs,
Director General Teyss Cation
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

Qaite a number of our readers are
IMPLYING themselves with Sights
and Scenes Around the World, and
they are much pleased with them.
Read the sad" cut out the coupon
and Judge them for yourself
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Chinese Restaurant
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS,

VARA, f. W:
tn) Name a good lotion for the complex
ion? ~ Give a cure for pimples and face
eruptons Ans.-tal Do not endanger yonr
complexion by any lotions. Most of those
upon the market do more harm than good.
Consult some leading dermatologist who has
made a study of skin diseases and IT vii be
cheaper better and safer. % Use antlseptlc
soaps.-Ne,u lo,k San.
John II. Woodbury., l25 West i2d street
New York, il the leading Dermatologist OF
the word Consultation free. He makes an
antlsentic SOAP which besides being an Y
rellent toilet soap has medicinal properties
which will cure face cruptions, send lOc.
for a sample cake and get illustrated book
upon skin diseases free E9ifc".
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Wants Contracts.

VIII take contracts for furnishing
the sandy loan from the east bank
of the river for filling and grading
your yards, landscape gardening,
grass sodding aud gravel hauling
p. g KIRKPATRICK,
6O5 5 nth Eighth street.
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Comet Pile Remedy cures.
For sale by Fl c. X sher 81 Co
For Service.

Wakena, No s4s4, the best bred
Grotting stallion in the south. |
earnestly ask parties interested to
investigate Il w Jones, Waco,
Texas
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K. X. Thompson q Co, for var
nishes, mixed painta, oils, brushes,
etc, 623 Austin avenue.
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Don't Tobacco spit or Smoke Your
Life away

Life Away
lis the truthful, startling title of lit.
tie book that tells all about No to-bac,
che wonderful harmless guaranteed
toba Geo habit cure. The cost is tri-
hing and the man who wants to quit
and can't runs no physical or financial
risk in using "No.to bac" Sold by
81 G. kisher & Co, and all druggists
Book at Drug Stores or by mail
free. Address The Sterling Remedy
90, Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind.
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Spring Millinery.

/ am preparec to serve my cn'.
tomers a. usual Am receiving al
tie late novssties OF the season
Have secured the serv ces Of
Madame w NJ Perry, of Chicago,
face specialist HAIR dressed =
ORDER Nails mAnicured. Corns and
bunione treated. Dressmaking by
Misses Potts & Douglass. 4stiafac
ton guaranteed.
MRS u. j. DOSS.
DO9< Austin street, up stain
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Tender steak aud roasts at Crippen's,
corner Fifth and Franklin.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. BALDWIN
RUPTURE AND RECTAL Sppo,,

RUPTURE AND RECTAL SpRc,.,
Iguarantec to cure Rupture. pm.
tuin In A"", ticernied Rec,nss
drT Ho,sns,o mn ,no, n1-icoceIe. without
cured. P"t y
Why wear truss or suffer wbon
offered you on such fair terms. H. n
cares treated in aid around Waoan va
three years. Some you may know tns
call for reference list Office, room. ~ w
Prcvident Building. 400. TESs
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

Il. K. Thompson g. Co., have
lust received car load of sub'imed
white lead, also large stock of
wall paper, paints, oils. glass and
painters supplie'. 623 Austin st.
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The Human Electrical Forces,
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force OF the human body. n
the nerve fluid may be termed. l. an espe
cially attractive department Of science, as l.
oNcrts 30 marked an iriiucnce on the hcait'
81 the organs of the body Nerve force
produced by the brain and conveyed b.
means OF the nerves to the various ur.his o
Nm. nnlN fhII- snnnlNinr Tho lntter WITH lhs
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

f f Thompson ~ Co. are Y
agents for Harrison's town 4
country ready mixed paints, theN
in the world, 623 Austin avenue
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14
So'a b. all druggists.
A COMING BOOK
And a Valuable One for Waco
Cutters Guide.

Charles Cutter of Hot Springs,
author and publisher of Cutters
Guides to Hot Springs, Ark Mt
Clemens, Mich; Eureka Springs,
Ark. ; Mineral Wells, Texas, and
other health resorts, ia now at work
on Guide to Waco. 1t is to con.
tain between forty and fifty illustra.
tions of the best buildings in the
CITY, public and private, views of
the city from Provident Heights,
principal streets, churches, colleges,
schools, flowing wells, etc, 1t is to
be the handsomest and most com
plete work ever issued in the inter.
eat of Waco, The citizens of Hot
Springs give"Cutter's Guide''to that
famous resort the credit Of having
done more to advertise that city
than all other mediums combined;
and he has book full of testmon.
ias to that effect from the leading
citizens of Hot Springs, and repre-
senting all lines of business. Mr..
Gutter promises better guide for
Waco than he has ever issued.
The following is a partial list of
the subscribers to his Waco Guide,
and the number of copies sub
scribed for. A full list will be
published when completed:
NAMES. NUMBER OF COPIES
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

Have you seen the new and tN
designs in wall paper which have 4
been received by K E ThomFI
~ Co. Ladies' should not fail
to visit their store, 500 Aaf]
street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

Comet Pile RemedyCures'
For sale by II. g, Risher q
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

To our lady friends: Is y
hair falling out? If it is, g.
Dlsmuke and get bottle of GAIN
tie will guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-14

No institution in this city is n's
deservedly popular than the I'll
grocery establishment of GrlAh
Bros. Lowest prices commensa1yJ
with quality and prompt dell'1
are among the inducements otfs'T|
Evening journal., 1894-05-25

SENATOR GoRAfANs speech was not
altogether pleasing to his newfound
allies, the protectionists. At its con-
clusion he said
I think. Mr.. President, have spoken
with sufficient candor to satisfy the
most exacting l have acknowledged,
without hesitation, our responsibility
for the delay oeeasioned by circumstances
beyond our control In the construction of
a satisfactory revenue measure. have
frankly admitted, II not the justice Of, at
least an excuse for. the criticism of our
friends In the unsettled condition of
affairs. But all that is Of the past. Here
our responsibility ends. The blame for
any further delay in the settlement Of
this question must rest upon the other
side Of this chamber. We are ready for
final vote to-day-now, at once. Every
hour occupied by useless debate from this
moment must be charged up to the Re-
publican party. II the representatives OF
that party are sincere In thier expressions
OF belief that return Of prosperity can
only be achieved by the definite action of
Congress, the remedy Is In their own
hands II they are honest In their ex-
pressions Of confidence that the passage
Of this bill will drive the Democratic
party cut OF power, their opportunity is
here and now. We arc mere than willing
to let the country judge between the
revenue measure which we shall pass and
the existing protection law.
That made the old jade vince, but II
places the responsibility whereit belongs
The German bill Is protective tariff
measure. 1t is scarcely less protective
than the Mckinley law. In some sched
ules It is more protective. Reductions IL
prices have occurred which, even Will
lower rate of duty, prevent reduction
Of the percentage Of protection. There il
no excuse for the Republicans delaying
the passage Of this bill
Evening journal., 1894-05-25

DISCUSSING the Republican position on
the tariff bill, Mr. German said:
During my services in this chamber, Mr.
President, have seen msny examples Of
Inconsistency. some Of demagogy, few Of
hypocrisy, but l have never seen, and
hope never again to see, so many Of all
combined injected into a single debate as
have been crowded into this. Where
do they (the Republioans) stand2 What
do they want2 What do they adviser
They insist, FIRST that we are pledged to
enact a free trade measure. They de
clare, second, that such a measure would
bring disaster upon the country.
They demand, third, that this be done
Why2 Because disaster 70 the country
would mean defeat of the Democratic
party at the next election, and they, who
have been tried found guilty and SEN
fenced 10 oblivion, would have another
chance. On their own statements they
are ready and willing, even eager, to
sacrifice their country TO save their
party. These are the unselfsh patriots
who arraign us for not accomplishing in
April what they fail to do till September
These are the men who talk to us Of
breach Of trust betrayal and perjury
Condemnation, sir, from such source is
the highest praise We can accept IL as
such without the slightest apprehension
that the people will err In their iudg-
ment.
That is a careful and truthful state
ment Of the Republican attitude Fair
ness, justice, craftsmanship all demand
that the tariff bill should be passed.
The Republicans knew that tariff bill
was inevitRble-the people had demanded
IL. The most fatuous conceit possibl,
was that 1t was good politics to delay
and thwsrt the progress Of tariff reform
The wisest men In the Republican part,
admitted that the Mckinley bill was
mistake; many denounced It as fraud
all except a few partisan bgots an,
thorough demagogues, admitted that /
should be revised The Republican
themselves, would have revised It II the,
had been in the majority. Hence
when the Democrats showed a disposi
tion to legislate with moderation
! pass a protective tariff bill in fact-tb
] Republicans should have assisted. The
preferred to stand sloof and cry for
{ disaster which they hoped would follow
q but which their intelligence taught thei
7 was impossible. That was hypocrisy, n,
, stateuaIship
Evening journal., 1894-05-25
Hard Times

With everybody but not with
us, although we are doing busi-
ness but a short time at the
present stand, but the people
have found out that this is the
place where they get the best
bargains. Everybody that ex-
amines our goods and gets our
prices is surprised at finding
them so low.
A we'll known business man
of this city, stopped at our
windows in which every article
is marked, thought we used
the prices as a bait-he came
in the store and said let me
see some of the goods at the
prices you have them marked
in the window. After being
convinced he exclaimed, what,
has the world come to an end,
/ do not see how these goods
can be gotten up for that
money. The secret is easily
explained, buying for cash and
making all the discounts we
can afford to sell them at those
prices.
Those IS cent Knee Pants
we had advertised a few days
ago have been going rapidly,
we have a small lot of them
left, come and secure some.
Come and see us and get our
prices. You will not be urged
to buy if you don't want to,
but come and see us anyhow,
at