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ner. appeared the former breaker os
irElzzez. Ard again. as on purpose.
- swung ms arm rlE.ely ags4nst the
wonaar. A. before a crash. Asnsenta-
ttons. and a crowd. The jewellers OF
Mulberry bad. themselves wc!l ac-
qaafntea with poverty. gave Of their
few corpsr cplns 70 her. who ssE wait
fnE among ne ruins % her wares.
Taey helped her 20 pick up sGeh OF the
casts a. we're nus irrerneei1ahly broken,
and - replace them on the tray. This
tfrse BrcuEhuon 9id not stay 70 act as
c0nsoier. The aggress1r had walked OF
raradlN. and the reporter followed him.
After 1--WE minutes chase they turned in
20 an unspesakabiy dirty alley. where the
Italian ertere8 doorway. without notic-
ing that any one pursued him. Brough-
ton. having made sure that he would
recognize che house again, fastened 10
the nearest police station and told the
story
she was a quiet. decent little woman,
7 should think his testimony closed.
THAI gr@tt. hulkiug brute surely struck
her on purpose the second time, even ad-
uniting taaf the first time might have
beer ~ accldeu,."
So tao policemen were detailed to sc-
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IEGAI. NOTICES

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiVel by he board Of regents Of the Uni
yersity 81 Washington a the Peoples
p. m. on The 18th day Of May.
lS'5 for the furnishing % all
labor and for The furnishing and putting
in place OF ali material required FOR the
cons trlIctiO1 and c0mplet .ou OF one power
house. one observatory building. one va
ter tank aud tower therefor All 70 be
constructed upon section Is. township >
north. range east in The city Of Seattle
Wash. according 10 and ga accordance
with plans and specifications therefor now
on file in The Office Of Charles " Sauu-
cers. architect room 81 Bailey oalldiug
Seattle, Wash. 10 wh!ch plans and sPeci-
fcattous reference is hereby made.
ri Is are invited up9n said three E'ru~-
lures separately, and upon any two or all
= ereof together in the same bid. each
bidder D. ing entitled 70 bid in any or all
If me above WAYS. ard the board ~ re-
gents reserves -he right 70 let Eae sad
three structures either all tuEet her or
s4uarateiy or anv two together and a so
reserves the rign; 20 let any one or more
~ said structures and 20 reject all bids
for the remaining structure or s'ruct-
TIE sati hoard os regents viii alec re-
re.ve ~ ire same time and place and uu-
der the Same conditions aAove referred
~ sealed proposals for the farm. sElng Of
all labor material and plant relgiref for
che 0ausr ru-tlou and C0-nDlof iou OF all
necessary machinery. boilers. pipe lines.
x.ell and appurf enances - tae same for
a cofrpieta heating and water plant upon
sad section ts according - and On ac-
r3r9auce wi.h plans AM Specifications
trareFor now on hle Ir he said offl-e Of
satF Charles W saunders architect 20
wht~h plans and specifications reference
IS hereby made.
T're board reserves the right 70 reject
any sad all hiis hereunder.
Fading hereunder IS limited ~ law 70
c.f zens o. rhe state 81 Washington
Faeh hA8 must he accom- panied bT q hon g
- ne state % Washington in sum uo-
less nan ore-1'Iarfer - the amount -
t4fAemr themselves in SUNS which shall
sc-gragare a. least twice thu face q tire
bond ana each qualifying n At Ieas.
faf~e che san u which re GaIizzfes ksrn-
az in the bond SAID Bond 30 be c0ndi-
f3one8 as required rs the provisions u
fas act - :ne legislature % fhe STATE az
for rne fcsca then. construction aud r9atm-
ss12lcs ot ias University OF Washing toa.
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FROM MISS LUCY W. LEWIS. RAxDoIpH, MASS.

"
praise
physician has called NvoS Dyspepsia My school
becoming the and
further trouble have
notn o be out
~ ~ y '' e&e~ zh~E~~&-.
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Ccpyr<-ht, 1855. ~ Bachelaev. Joau@ofl &
E@Leaeiier.
young Mr. Br0gEsx5on T2s. ura wars
and gradually. e. process 81 eFoiFlson
from zns J1urnsllsl 20 the nenFsi'aB~r
man. k took ali sorts o. runs ana
SURPRISES and facers and 8E1llussoiHs 10
form nam. That rFsorunf be Eas hurry
fnx through Printing Hogss square. o. an
assignment. when he Ez01fas1 osefore him
q woman carrying on her head a tray OF
plaster images and walking Win fhe
stasely gaft ard even Isoase ~ ne 5o0in
ItaEan she uses small. trgan she wore
a gown OF blue cssst9a. IS wooden saaiH VI.
t4alsfod ga olive and yellow. AMI a rel
ks-rcssiaf or her head. These gtar1ng
coIors. however. made her picture. To
observe her Brougbt0n passed % heT and
then looked back.
she regarded him calmly. buy lf
s-sn sa1naJele s@sys-a has Grafton. sign0r -
Brougfaion had TO particular use Tor a
praying Samuel, buf ne had various the
Dries about our adopted c4tsz ms. and
might have acquired something ~ the
plaster east line Ii at that moment
osasi-slaCsgiliexed fellow hal not c0u1e
ard 5ostlssi the liut!e WOMAN 50 roughly
shzt the tray was tlaFUHn from her head
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANnns.s
Occidental block. Seattie,

Capital. ...............'...''''''
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and went running ~ he sidewalk II VAS
the end 81 thu world for that pofnIla ton
Of craven images. They fen Ia a http of
tGlsflstin ysishsssia fragments mingling
their dust In a complete democracy Of
saints politicians iamlss. the three graccs
and even model OF "A beautiful foot Ia
beissd Tralby. L,ttie Samuel wsts past
praying for. buB he was 10 more thor
oughiy fsulverizod than the bust ~ Ma
ioieon. Young Mr. Rroughtou fest SIR
ring within t4fm an essay on the fraAEy
or mundane things. Then the air was
torn With the lamentations 81 she woman.
"oh. Madonna" Next she denounced
chs cause OF the disaster, who was
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Dear E3tor. Please inform vour read
e~s .hat 4 written - cond3eat.alIy. I VIII
mat IN a sealed letter. TIRE plan pursued
~ which I was Terrua nentlv restored 20
health and manly viSoT. after years q
suffering from nervous Wea kreSs. 2 rh-
Iasses Rr3 weak. shrunken parts
have IN scheme 10 extors money from
any one = houlsoeVer. / WAS robbed and
50 n.tIe3 hy I6e G3acAS uutli naa~tv
lost fatth IN manhood out thank heaven
an oow vel. vigorous ana strong s1G
a-xstus - make tAt5 certain means OF
cura Know - Az
Hav.HE rn-hl-S ~ se'l 81 zera = . n
! want uo money A53~-ss James A. Har-
rs Box 49, nesray. Mich
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LEGAL NOTICES Continued.

and making an Appropriation therefor
and declaring an emergency: approved
March u, 1888, which act Is hereby re-
feTTe1 10.
Board Of Regents OF the University OF
Washington.
BY JAMES r. HAYDEN.
President.
Secretary.
Dated at Seattle King county. state OF
Washington. May {. 1885.
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4 Needless Burden.

n the troubles of life divided into un-one bundle containing the
htheesn for andt
might easily rid the second bundle would be much the larger would many head
aches, md
dependency life washa worth the effort living All this not due may
disease in ten o eroude
from m andif
believe in the mild ualng Rrn Iabul
evlsh untahl enmgb in ad
tunhEn troubles
powers gm
gu g t INDIGESTION H patton nan al that of
and
Every o RI in h h hHr weight III gold her
Evuyn Dyed occupation ya them in hNcke They rt
er he mene
Angh Smt or hRI are an nfd H yrAnut eApmch
fb hdypp dh h heart dgg rdephsod
interruption
Ab dRHTb 5) h tx h each tx auh@( 6inaD
al sc
osrrcrsn
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BANKS.
DEXTER HORTON s. CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
Surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sIO0, 90
ktf,esidts s1I. :,,;;:,....--A A Denny
Mana l4e r Fef... 4 Vi H. I Iai faa4
Cashier. ..........F. r. van Tuyl
sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York Chicago 81 Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia
sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at ali points on favor-
able terms
Bonds. stocks and other valuables re-
ceiVed on deposit for safe keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. SO. 90
Jacob Furth ................ President
2. &. Neufelder. Vice President
II y AhHeny ..-...-.-.-.....-.-..-.-.C Cashier
DIRECTORS.
y Neafeldeer' J. z. Hayden.
sigmund schwabacher. - 49,
corresPondence in all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
.aid-up capital. Zoo ooo
Transacts a general banking business.
y. y. Ballard ..........-........-..P restden,
= - aenry -N!@s President
A. IT, ef'......--..--..........C Cashier
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
HImrkN " nm M

A SILVER city Woman, MIR - l. scott
II rLlIl,d Ia the term 81 new lHdy
Her dwrllIn. Was cunpl-trly drm"lt-h'd
10y the late tri, aud her prrsrrrinur
swept ont ~ existence AMI her lir r.Nrl
hy mu'h effort Her n-lghbnrr mad" al,
Npursr aud offered II l." her ~ her dee.
ulu,lon. when ahs thanked them kludly
for their consideration, requested them /"
USE the money for ,ho-r who sould MT
ARE fnr themselves. and indicated that
'hr retained her good health sud strength
and that while che had those che NAr
able To- supply her own n-rrrs,,i-s That
woman II -utitl-i Ia the term, the "nrW
lady d" PhPuiI Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
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ru.h,as preparations.

Albuquerque g"~ steadily ahead with
her preparations tor the Irrigation Con
gr-"s and the FAIR, hath Ia b" h'lh ~
September. ana every lndIcAll"u point" to
= hlg rucc"ss fer both enterprises A y al
frAtuI" Ah"ui Alhulu"IIur I'""Ilr - that
M mat ~ what turns up IT. ,iliS"n1 all
pull together l." make II ~, Come nrnily
II do-- aud haa h--n going continuous,
~ tr surh = length II i,m' that II hA'
dis,snr-i all - territorial rivals AMI y
to-day the hest town IN New M~I,co
Csrrillus Rnsllrr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
Far over ttuy Wears

~ OLD ASD WgLL TEIEp RENEpi
Mrs Winslnw's sonthinR SYRUP has
hr-n used for over my years 10y milh"u-
~ mothers Tor their Children while teeth
ing. with perfect success II ."uth"r ia"
cnlld, r"ft-nr the gums. AllAyr all pan
rur-S wInd nl,c, AMI IN the best ruInrdl
tnr dArrhrA. IL Pheasant I" the tAst- Sold
rs drugg'-ts m every part of ia" world.
Twenty nv" crnts = hdtl- lite value ir
IncSlculsbls. be SURF Hnd ASK for Mrr
WInslow's Soothing Syrup, AMI tan" n"
other Kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
MURbi kTk CAPTURED.
Simon Bartla Captured Nv Sheriff kom,ro
ul san Miguel iUunl.

Nh"i u hNhII" h"""r', ! $40 'u.i.
f" uu'N, HrI.N'i ~ 49," ''N Pre-. nr
VITA Si""n h"r"l". "n nrN'l ''" 30
"h-i over u SH'flH i"''"''' ~. ''
Al rmpi! 80 ~ " '"nuN I" Nh'
vii ~ IA" m'nr" u" occupied Toy h'r"H
~ Aty n'", az l' ia" h'N' i"iw @ '."
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lNH
~" muil"''' man ~ n'' h ...'
u I"nNh ml'' ""N'.' o." l'N ''- D."
)"r' 'hI "".' '"' .'''' h'' ''N' $50
rl' h"l 49, r"". .h'1 .nH"' q" Poo.
"lh'"r-, hp' htl "lu'" ! 'l' 81. ..' ' -
"~''l''E h'" the 'NlN ''... .' FOO
h'n'" w. N'' ''''''''" h.m .'' ''.' 70 .
hat ''H( Il" t"'"i E''" II. '.' 'H. - .
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'"u'IarS, r"u' az h"u sou h'-u'I
-, wrote '"i,. lh'.,- ."N.l 'n' Do.
Sur~ ia" Wlr'"'l. .u.. q 'N. n.,'. .'It..
and wou,l i".. ui. ueN .. % u. ~. /
yirn nam ~ g." l'"uIl"arNI5 ~ santa r..
l'".Nnri0u" "a s.. u hr' % 3D. I''
I.rul,, u'ary ,r.I n,Nr , H,N sI'u r.r
convict ls"r.rN.r-Si..u ,ruN,r'.i uI.
that ihr IlJ-ul.,.. hu.w Nn.. 100. IL, ape ,a.h
NIX Ntou', Nru that BE- rrn..y ~n- ~ lr
t'n" "'"r.a', o.. - 'n".r.i'u..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
EVERYBODY CONTRIBUTE

WI
| Lazy AtsU.
The rn,lrr territory ~ looking to the
P-c"e valley Ia chow u VIA, stud 1t IL
male. =, the coming Territorial FAIR aud
Irrigation Congress
Tue people II New Mexico have not, ~
rule, seen thl- valley newly made hy
irrigation, nor hal all opportunity t.
view II- prsiuctr. Consequently they
have been to" ready To- listen To tall.
trum nlls rivals Ahuut the country not
being productive. OF late, however, the
tide Oi public interest Lss been turned ,n
thu. direction.
word has gone forth that the p-cua
valley will b- I'm 1t" At tLr tar. U,b,r
ssctmns learning II the lat that y ear
load 1t fruit. vegetables AMI iArp I.i,p
ducts will lie r-nt NY from thIs vale, al,
hus,ling to make large exhibits
| Heretofore the Older sections have hr"u
represented At the fair, hui thI- reagan
has PAID little attention Ia the occasion
Now that the fair will Ice larger than
usual and the Irrigation Congress br a,
tsni-d by several hundred del-gH,er from
",h1r states aud foreign countries, '..r
valley should no, lr, III. opportunity
pass tor attracting attention
la doing this, valley farmers can aur,rt
without expense Ia themselves ani al
little trouble. TIE railway company vii,
III up u car III exhibits. Thrs. will bear
the lsh-lr ~ the growers, with ~hst-v-r
da,A may lie necessary.
The irrigation company will pack aud
rhiI the exhibits Auh display them AT,
,rnc,iv-ly in Albuquerque. IN -pac" Al
ready selected by Fred poin,k"~-ky
VII" viii enter the articles f'r competition
tor prllcr, IN the name Il the owner
! Every farmer can furnish somr product
II tue soil. the more the better, whether II
b- uf the garden. the h.ld or the ur,'hsri
! I'll" valley pr,ductr, It will b- r''n"m
! n-r-i. captured the hnn"rr al the i-hA-
/ 4,ntr fair. hut h-ing frum an outside ="
/ ;nn received ne cArh awards bat al
! AlhuIr"tIu" h",h diplomas And pc
NUNS viii H. won.
! Now let every farmer NJ Eidy AMI
hayes r"untir- select HE rp-rinlurS AMI
ave them tor Ambition, Ia hrlp the c"un
try II hl- adoption, even II premiums AMI
rt-h awards b- NJ temptation Ia mn
rDr rAh bite should lie delivered a. III
. Ia "A hon Ia snIbl. L\ S.l,pInl,I ION Z,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

A goUi many tir.si men AMI ~um"u
c"uld get rid ~ that pain IN their tack 4
hey w"uld try Parks surr Cur Tor III"
Liver snd kidn.ys The trouble IL usuAl
~ thsr" aud pArks' SURE Care reaches
aud cures 1t Sold by Dr. Thee u bur
KrnE A SON
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
pa the dead.

Al the meeting II the city council thIr
"N-nIug, Mayor BAl,irpd." vii bring IA
the question oi comforting with TIA" county
com inirrl"n-ru with reference H. nhing az
that portion IL the read Ia the uld tow II
east a., the Huniug real ,rnrr. which II
not inclu led IA the contract let hy the
"ntnlHsIunrr-, Siur- the heavy raiur
h.s pee. II roadway iaA r,agnnnt r"ud
,ui NJ Improvement cannot h- uudtr
AIKEN t,n soon. not alone ter the benefit
+ vra,ture tn the Territorial Far. bat ~
h. new AMI uld towns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

Il nai,a c"iIur, MgUoI ic'r, 'r -i-
IRENE e utt yc,terisy, was tAkro unIrr
,dvrtrnru, snd Judgment ~ 'hr c.sr
VIII probably lc hand" down th,r Af,rt.
noon
Argument N he ras" II J"hn g q.
hrigh, 1T al, .rp-lle-r, W T"Asa. Ntr'A
r. S.rlnrru Railroad company 81 q &,
ALL "il"rt-, u'rupl"I the iui"u'''n -ni -
rtIll ~ rrugi".r. AZ Cutrt Just," suit.
was I r"unr' tor tue rRllr,ri ruinIAuy q.
the h"A',ug Of lhI- rS.ri- l"t'i" AsrurI
ate Jus' "'"- 'uII e., L,uIulu AMI HAuli.
ton, To" i"rn"l breeding " u thi
d"rr Hrl"nir 81 100, arp"llrrr ui
Mr.si- Mnitrp. r b., .ud CAtruu r"t
the appellants
rhr ,az- ui L"nuIr. r..N,su- O.. s.l q.
Apl riinutr, W FIau, u.u. g.r. vi, 81.
lrIr-, vac RET t"I l'ai,u, A4,uri 80.
Srs M-hcsu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
NeunE rLrL.psrkri

Is, Banter luiurmr TnK ClTIEkS that
b. DAd a rather peculiar experience .,
h' i.Ih lhls morning lie was al The
nrlrt for the pnrpuso ~ meeting hls sis
Lr, Mrs. W &. Norman, 81 winsluw,
sLu Was ~Ipected Ia arrive On the M I
la---ns-r train, when Ia. discovered n
hiII- hny trying IA pick his pock-ta. lie
l-4Grl the baud ~ the little fellow from
bis packet, aud sn-r slApping the lad
SEVERAL times, gave his carr Ro"d pull.
INK The parents Oi the boy r-sli" IN
tuth Albuquerque, And l~pm Master
hunt states tina, the bny snd hlS brother,
both about the same size, have recently
h~-n acting rather saspiemuSly Arnund
III" depot Ana especially when the trAinr
.uiy-, Mrs. Norman dm not arrive
boon w,nslo~I she will doubtless ~, in
Wis evening,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
= sa,,i. RuJrr.

" n. wilder, ia. big rr,utdAh, Colo 4,
cattle buyer, whns- sailing face II quit"
h-iurhily s-vn ou the streets II the inc.
uol nlia. cam" Ia firm IA. ives, late yes
Ir'Sy afternoon, bret stopping Al tn
o." \ yards . few mil.s north II III. city,
sL'rr he unlosd~,i. frd I'D wAtsresi
Ab"ui loo head u cattle, The cattle
SsI- purchased In the yiclnily II Flag.
stat, Arizona, And after being proper y
attended 10 al tho local stock yAris. they
ssre ~ LAhed aud sent 10 eastern mar ksts
ns morning. Mr., wilder accompanied
Ne train north.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10
sups... .sar, Ds,sss

Tbs petition 81 James Addison Psralts
Rssvis tor release froa custody on . wri,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-08-10

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leading citizens VI tho sOuih vest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

MAYORS. OFFICE, CITY OF SAN
ANTONIO, December 9th, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Revision and Appeal will
convene in the city assessors office,
room No Is, city hall, December
10Th, to correct and equalize all
rendered assessments, also to as
sess all unrendered property pre-
scented by the assessor, for the fis-
cal year ending May 31st, 1896.
The Board will sit from 10 a. m. to
2 p. m. Sundays excepted) until
the assessment list is completed.
The assessment committee will
not consider petitions concerning
assessments after Board has adj
journed.
HENRY ELMENDoRF, Mayor.
Attest
E. R. NORTON, City Clerk.
1876 got
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-21
POUND NOTICE.

Taken up. and in city pound, on Mata-
moras street, on or about the 18th day Of
Decembe 1895:
One gray jack, indescribable brand on
neck.
One gray jack, no brand.
One Jersey bull, black gray back an
belly, no brand.
One brown horse, Spanish brand.
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 oath day
OF December, 1895. w. d. DRUsB,
Marshal.
BY J. A. BENNETT, First Assistant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-21
A Merry Christmas.

Mrs. Noonan wishes the LIGHT a
merry Christmas. The LIGHT
wishes to convey its warmest greet
ing to Mrs. n. and the Judge. All
our people wish them health and
happiness and that their exile will
prove in every way happy one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-21
For Rent

Old Masonic hall-over Wolff &
Marx's-newly painted aud re-
paired, admirably arranged for
lodge and society purposes. E. FL.
Terrell, over los Soledad street.
1917 81 "a
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-21
G. P. KOCH.

Best and largest selection of
Dressed Angora Skins, Lap-robes,
Fur Rugs, Fur Trimmings, Mats,
Fur Dressings, Head MOuntings to
order. oil and 213 South Alamo
street and 3l3 Alamo Plaza.