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Evening journal., 1895-03-30
HfoHvsF spPL10aT10Ns.

AIOflCF.-i, BARB RA MA<T. THE
owner and cconpar of tAe hous tuated
90 northeast corner Third aud va ma sltee fs
lH tHa n 4 ward, 10 De- eirH 0l WtIui eton.
county uL NaW "a tie end alrni Delaware,
lN compliance with the reQnir meHtst rne
aai 81 flu 3e1HrAi Assembly e tuch case
mHde anl provided $50 harabf u.V notice
tha' ehet pn.} IN wr.tlns i1 fae go r. Of
nfF 9i tAl State nt alrW Usi in eHt ior New
gt .1ant. on Nanhlf, ta t.u davoi MISSY.
i-'H Being IHU ufNt terms uI -Hli rnuff Ilr .l
thfsH there'n nt lnt0Aicafla l'aH ri lt-s
atA1ifigs than aQuHr ta Ned ht an fne
premises aL0 OBJ fHlioais p r.areeI IshIe eitI
1a.s n-I Hfra. et lea-' fH Ive Cf wfnf1 hra
-ulaHa rlIeI fHUuII 0lderH 81 Wa ta.rH. reeum-
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

MOTTO -. BENJAMIN k0nF ThF
~ tenant ald occupant of the house siiu fed
a. northwest corner Lowering avenue and hi4.
dies nond,in the seventh ward. in Che citl Uf
Wilmington. county OF N4e Castle aod stHte
of Delaware Ia compliance with tha ffOuir
mants 90 the nets of the General Assembly in
nofiee That ! shall apply in writing TO fhr
Court of 0eneral Sessions of the Peace uHd
Jail Delivery of the State of Delaware. i'm and
tur New Castle countyon MondAy.fha 20 daN
Of AAy. is3l being the nrX term OF ei "a C1urf.
for license for said mousse. Hs Hu inn rr
tavern. Tor the sale therein OF infON rNiine
liquors in iess quantities than uuartf fo IS
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
epectahle citizens OF said wari. af lahat
twelve OF whom are substantial echal nls 0f
said ward, recommend the said aplIea.. ism.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

MOrlCE-i J h MlAh CALVIN. fhE
~ tenRnt and occupant OF the house. u-
ntpd al no. BIB Monroe street, in tnp
Ihirl ward in the city of Wiimiugt0I. tour. NJ
ui New Casile and state OF eiawsra. iu Daui.
pliance with the requirements 0f ths an0s of
ihe Ni nnraN Assembly iH such raeR Il Hn NfN
provided, 40 hereby give notice thst h lI
Hpply In wrl ing 20 The Court of General less
sioHs Of 1he Peace and Jail DeuFerg III the
State Of ! elawHro, iu aud far pW Natfe
county. on Monday, the fth dar Uf rlNr H e
being fhs next term OF sstd clurt, Tor +. Ic. X.
Tor said hnuNc. rs au inn nr tavern. flr fNn HlH
therein uf Intoxicating liQuuns ln Boss auaif5-
ties thauo quart 10 he drlnk or He nfom-
ses. aud the following Te-p prctg1ie C.IIa...a 81
said wsrd, nf least twelve 90 whom nra SUITS
st3ntiAi tneohol era Of said wand, llta9.nl snd
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
God

"Ay brother and myself have had
scrofula or salt rhcum ever since we
were born. we took Hoods Sar.apa-
rina and commenced TO get better.
Nhen we had tallcn One bottle ana q
half each, we were cured. l1y mother
used % he troubled with headache and
lpains, but took Hoods Pills ana was
lcurad" James scanion, 81 RoxfoId
Ist., Norwich, Sow York.
Hoods and Only Hoods.
III took Hoods Sarsaparilla for a
ired worn out feeling, and it has
proved The best medicine that have
ever taken. had breaking out on
my face which Z thought was crysip-
elias. i commenced using Hoods Sar-
Isaparilla and have not had sny of that
/ trouble since" 1IEs. Il B. KEaDLE,
|piokaway, West Virginia
Hoods SMsap0rilla is sold by all
druggists. 81; six for 50. Prepared
lby q. I. Hood 50 Co, Lowell, Aass.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

MOYlCE-L WlLLIAn u MDoDW WAltU.
~ Tue owner and occupant nt rne
house situated IT COS us -hfnirv
street, iu the With ward. iu fha ritt
of Wilmington. county of New castle ard
1iAie p ot ei tNnfe, ln con pilHncl with the
requirements of the a1stf thc aetc aI a.-
splul in sulh luae made enu PROV fd. ta
hertas Eiye notice thaf sAah Hfp in ufll
ln- .o tac Court Qi Genera. Sessions nt Ila
Peace g dail Dc livery Of The Sttteoi Y In-
ware. in aud Tor Nrw Castle connlf ar ..rr-
day. ibe 1ih d-y of May. a ID .i9t, heine fha
ncNt Gen m % said cnurt. for q iilersa f,r II
house se en- inn or tavern, Tor thf saia fierai m
of Investigating jCuurs ia less Quanfitie. thsu
one quart 20 le drunk on the premises. n Il
the Following tcspecfabla citizens of eafi
werd, az least twelve of whom are sutstautisl
rreehQiders Of sid ward, recommend tle
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

Pr1sI nt Cleveland "a reminded OF the
imuortsl words ~ General Dix III
anyone attempts % haul down the Amer
can Aag sho1s him "a The spot
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

MOtCE.-I. MIC AkL MAILOY, THE
IN owner and occupant of the house situ-
ed at lll2 French trset. IN the city OF VII
miugton, C unity OF New CASTLE and
State of Delaware, IN compliance with
fhe requirements of The Bcis the 5eEeTal
Assembly ins GA case made aud rovided. do
hereby give notice that shall apply in Writinu
90 the Court Cf dei era Sessions nf the Peace
aud JAIN Deli ers OF The state OF Delaware, ia
ald lor New astia county on Monday, he 6th
day uf May, 1895, being The next term uf said
court for q license for said house, as an M
tavern for the sale therein OF intox eating
liquors IN less Quantities than one quart 70 be
drunk on ths premide6, and the follow ing
respectable citizens Of said ward, HE least
twelve Of who are substantial fl ehOlders of
8 sid ward recommend tbs said application,
Evening journal., 1895-03-30
IIarNsn ArplIc,.InNs


NOTICE, HENRY SCHNEIDER, wRF
~ owner and occupant Of ihe hous
known as the Csnurville Hotel 5itnafed
az school District 30. 2I Christi rn
hundred, county N New castle Hna etate
of Delaware. in cnmpla ce wi ~
the n quirements Of the acts &C the Gtnfrai
q tmblN in such case mndp and provided. dn
hereby rive notice that I shall appiy W. w it-
lny tD The Court 4 General Sessions 0f the
PeaCe and JAN Delivery of the Stat rl Nela-
ware. in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the' Bth day Of May, 1885, beiue tha
next term of said court, for "a license fnr sail
house, as an inn or tavern, for the ssle therein
cf Intoxicating liquors in less quantities then
one quart to be drunk on he premises. and
the following respectable citizens OF raid ms
trict. al least six Of whom are euhatautla
freeho ders of said di trict, recommend lke
said application, viz:
Thomas Rent Ruben Garrett
H. - hOlltngsWorth Henry Rent
John Nulhn Michael Murphy
John Lunt William H. Smith
Il. y Brown GeOrre bhremarn
John NJ Chandier Charles III Wright
Charles n. aAlndu elmer II, Mace
William Barnes John III ra1Ior
Joaenh Russell HENRY SCHN fpKR.
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I'D AlsriNUHM m
ID OHIO stAIL-
3 m. Schedule fu
eject Nov. is, l83ls
AiNa iHEve Isis
Ntr1 Avenua Dep9s
9aet luuua.
tfF = 6LczeH ftHins
New Ncgk waak
avh. 30 CO. HIT
is e. ilg40arl. &c -
y 81. i6 3s a .f1i 90
gl. Sund&ya, i3 ,
ig iI.fil 20 p nl ts,
IS fiI lflr fs.
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

NOTICE. ~, JOHN ! GALLAG HR THE
LN tenant ana ucc pant OF tLe house 4itu
atFd ~ 40 SOB Madison street, in the Third
wnrt. iu the city of ttilmlf giOu, county OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware. in comnli-
ance with the requirements oi tha acts OF the
General As embiy ln such case made ara pro-
yded, 90 hereby give notice that t shall apply
iu writing 20 tho Cuurt OF General Sessions
the ace nnu jail Delivery of the state of
Delaware ia and For New Castle county,
ou Monday. tins 6th day Of May, ls9i, being tile
next term Oi said court. for q licaDtc for said
house es en- Inn nr tavern, tor the sole therein
nf intoxicating liquors in ees quantities than
onsqunrt % be drunk On the premises. aud
the flowing resp ctable citiz Fns of said
ward, az itaat twelve Of whom are suhstAn
lInl fro. h0lanra Oh sall MAId. rerammnna fhn
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

Ae1 psf men always know more
tnan they wflto ehiold more than they
expose aad ars always more merslful than
etuei Hha man who trusts newspaper
man may y on iho fast that be viii be
heateA ialriY u is the mean. con
tsmptib'e suspicious hypoorite that the
nsuspapaf ara always after. No manly
men was ever burt by 4 newspaper
Evening journal., 1895-03-30

ated with Pintsch Light.
5, ~ nnIk EJAlsre
srS. Week days, i3 %, 8 s.,
'6 ~ fG 80 1910. 40 20. fll IS
g 9 IS, 40, l586, so i7S4,
). i7I7, 7,75s, ,g0J. III 40. ll4
70, 4 4b6, IS as gao q 81
4, TWELFTH ANDIsGAh.
Week days, i3 %, Y IL IS a.
SO, III 90 pm,
4, 8nnda7e, is 03. n u. 81 &
N J. 10,
Is, b 05. 55s, 68e, "a l7,fY68
B, go 40. III 45a "a; ] 25, " 1g
90 "a lf. lf m. III l1 n m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
FRANK BROTHERS
The Leading Clothiers
A FUGITIVE EXPLAINS
Why He Ran Away From a Finan-
cial Catastrophe.

MINNEAPOLIs, Feb. 23.-The Journal
prints a letter from Louis F. Menage, the
fugitive president of the defunct North
western Guarantee Loan company, ex-
planning the transactions which led to the
company'S failure.
Menage goes into the history of the
company'S real estate transactions which
included North Galveston, Texas, and
explains how they would, most of them,
have been very profitable if times had con-
tinued prosperous. Ia explaining his
fight he declared that to stay meant death
or the insane asylum, according to the ad-
vice of his physician. The purpose Of the
latter becomes evident when Menage de-
clareS his belief, that If allowed TO assist
in settling up the affairs of the company,
he could save much more for the creditors
than anyone else aud could in the end pay
all claims. He is anxious to undertake
the work on a salary, but says criminal
suits against him should be discontinued
until the work is done. This period he
estimates at five years and then he is
willing to De tried.
1t is not known what action will be
taken, but it is assured the creditors will
fare far better than at first supposed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Time and Places Where the Lord
Is Served.

Unitarian church. Rev. n. ShuIz, min
lister, meets at Belknap armory, 226 East
Houston streets. regularly every sunday
morning OF II o'clock. Subject tomorrow
morning Religion Of Faith and ReIig-
ion of Life" All are invited. Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
Trinity Mission. 225 Laurel street.
Services II a. m. Sunday school4 p. m.
G. Q. A. Rose, minister.
The Rev. L. B. Lee, of St. David's
church. Austin, will officiate at st.
Marks tomorrow morning and evening.
He is exchanging with Dean Richardson,
who will be in Austin.
st. Paul's Episcopal church, Govern
ment Hill, Rev A. L. Burleson, Rector. .
All seatS.free. Strangers welcome. Sun
day services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN. Services on
Ash Wednesday at 1920 a. m and 7:3O p.
N. Regular service daily during Lent at
p. m, except on Wednesdays and Fri
days. Evening service, with address, on
Wednesday and Friday evenings. Con-
tirmatiOn class will meet after evening
service on Fridays.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
ARMY NEWS.


REPORTED SPECIALLY FOR THE LIGHT.
An alarm of fire tnrned ont the garrison
Iasr eveninr On irvestipat,on II proved
~ no n small fire in roar of The Sra hIeS
A nra comnanv fran Town resnondad n
y cali ,urnped IN p0""'O ~
.,
troop ~ E'shth caValry' mas tnree
CANDIDATES Tor examination ior promotion
10 secohu Lieutenant
Troop A, Third cavalry, made the
march from Anakarko to Fort Reno, fifty
miles. in one day, in the face of a norther,
taking the Canadian river twice as well
as several smaller streams.
Captain Wilson. Eighth infantry. de.
clincd The d"rail as acting Indian agent
at Fort WaShrkie, but the department
refused 10 accept the GCcIination.
The daath NJ CoIonnI Martin promotes
Major S,hWnn W rha,p-adp bnt makes
no vacancy in the grade.
General smith nav 6orartment retires
March 9th II i eyuGctpd tbat CoIoneI
TerraII vii raceiva The nr0motion
WV =, -, .t ,'r.,
me way 10" people teIi the GInereI iC;
tia Om man Sinco Tbe S,a,oS Save aSonted The
$500 - iiS,, = o. ,ii, nv r. o.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
Judge Tourgee's Magazine.

BUFFALO, n. V, Feb. 23.-The
publication of a new weekly maya
zine, to be called "The Basis" it is
announced will begin at Buffalo in
about a month. The magazine
will be edited by Judge Tourgee,
who is well known as novelist
aud economist. Judge Tourgee has
for some time published series Of
articles called the "Bystander's
Column" in the Chicago Inter-
Ocean and "The Basis" is designed
to afford him an independent field
for the exposition OF his views.
The new magazine, it is stated, be
devoted to the interests of good
citizenship and will treat in a gen.
eral way, OF every subject.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
Old GLORY Was Enough.

BENTON HARBGR, Mich, Feb. 90. "A
fight among students of the senior and
junior classes occurred at the Benton
flag was raised by the seniors IN honor Of
WaSnington'S birthday. and in addition,
the senior class colorS were uRfurled to
the breeze. This caused fight between
the seniors and juniors and freshmen, in
which all participants were cheered by
the girls from the different classes. The
number of black eyes and bruised faces
are amazingly large. -Four of the seniors
Were suspended.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House Tomorrow Night.

"Our Country Cousin" the new play
written for Frank Jones (pOpularly known
as Isl PerkinS,'O by Charles II. FIem-
ming, Esq, affords a much wider scope
for the characteristic line Of work made
famous by that clever, comedian. The
action of the play begins at the, Home
stead Farm, West Virginia, and intro
duces a plot replete with the keeneSt
possible human interest, Interpreted
with intensely dramatic situations, and
touch of that peculiar rural comedy
which never fails to awaken the delight
Of an audience. "Our Country Cousin"
is the most emphatic success, and will
undoubtedly occupy the boards for many
seasons, and become equally as popular
as Isl Perkins,"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
AMONG THE RAILWAYS.
New Sleeping Car Service In San
Automobiles.

Automobiles.
The following is dispatch from Mi
lanO:
The International and Great Northern
and the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe are
preparing to put 10 new track at this
place for the accommodation of new
sleeper line between San Antonio an
Galveston. The interchange of sleepers
between these points has been cOntem-
plated for some time, but the matter has
been deferred on account of insufficient
track at this point for the handling OF
cars. Material has arrived and work
will possibly get things in shape by
March |. The new sleeping car service
will be a great convenience TO the travel
ing public. The schedule will put this
car out of San Antonio after supper and
in Galveston for Breakfast. For some
time past a similar service has been con-
templat ted between San Antonio and st.
Louis. and when the track additions are
completed will no doubt be put into Oper-
alton"
ALONG THE RAILS.
The Southern Pacific pay car will be in
San Antonio about March l.
Conductor Tom Davidson and Al Dupre,
of the Southern Pacific, left for New Or
leans last night to take in Mardi GraS.
GURlubtT OUuutiIg. VI Bub DUullltlu
ciiic, was killed Thursday night by the
engine Of an express train running into
an open switch, near Franklin, La. En-
gineer DevOe was severely Scalded.
A railroad man, who was injured in
dy Mantle explosion, was brought to San
A ntonio last Thursday, but his name
cannot be learned. He is laid up in the
Santa Rosa hospital
A party of twenty Indians passed
through San Antonio over the Southern
Pacific from the west yesterday, en- route
from Arizona to Pennsylvania TO be edu-
Gated in college.
General Superintendent w. G. Van
Week, Of the Southern Pacific is in the
city.
II. A. johnson, ticket agent of the
KATY. says the mileage ticket books,
which Walter Overly is accused of hav-
ing stolen. amounts 10 S2ll.S0. HeiS very
much put out at the CareleSSneSS of the
Waco city authorities in releasing Over
". The gun he is accused of having StOl-
en-. is valued at $50.
The sale Of tickets to New Orleans, via
the Southern Pacific, was begun this
Ticket Agent Mcmillan reports
having sold twenty one up to date.
Colonel Dan J. Price, assistant general
passenger agent Of the International and |
treat Northern, is in the city.
Mr.. F. G. Warner, general agent of the |
Cotton Belt at Taylor, is in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
Remenyi Here Tonight.

Edouard Remenyi, the famous yiOlinist
and his splendid Concert company will
appear in the Y. M. G. A. hall tonight.
Miss Pauline Stein, the celebrated sopra-
no, is with the company. Last wear they
appeared in the Opera house to large
house on rainy night and large crowd
is expected tonight. Seats are now being
reserved at the Y. NJ. c. A. office, and ID
large number have already been taken.
Only 400 tickets will be sold Those de-
string tickets are requested to secure
them as soon as convenient.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
On a Bridal Tour,

Robert Searls and wife and r. B. Cara
they and wife, OF Sulphur Springs, Tex,
are in the city and have apartments at
the Maverick. They have been to MeXi-
co on pleasant bridal tour, and arrived
in San Antonio last night They are
spending the day here and expect to leave
for home tonight. Mrs. Searls was for
merly Miss Lucy Smith and Mrs. Cara
they was Miss Rosa Thomas.
Ur. Miles Nerve Plasters 2Sc AZ all druggists
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
A Pivcky Policy Woman.

= CHICAGO, Feb 23.-Ouring raid on a
policy shop at ATT Haistead street last
night, Mrs. Maggie Slack leaped through
one Of the windows out Of the third story.
PatrOIman Deckman seized the woman by
the ankle and held her, head down, until
assistance was called. Mrs. Slack was
one Of four women among the nineteen
inmates of the MACE arrested.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
LIGHT FLASHES.

Mis-, d H. Il6uChIt, is III WIFI
the mumps at her residence on
Avenue ID.
See "big ad" in Sundays Ex-
press. 223 1t l.. WOLFsON.
The new matt surface platinO
photos only $175 dozen. Rains, 3O5
w. Houston st. , % 3t*
Watch for the Mammoth
Stores" "big ad" Sunday.
223 1t l., WoLFsON.
Extra finish photographs $50
dozen, Rains, 3O5 W. Houston st.
, % 3t*
Great silk sale, next week.
See "big ad" Sunday.
2 SO 1t l.. WOLFsON.
Mass will be said at 9 O'clock,
Sunday morning, at the Incarnate
Word school, on Crosby street.
The Mammoth Stores" have a
surprise for the ladies -"great silk
SALE" See "big ad" Sunday.
2 90 1t l.. WOLFsoN.
Ladies, gentlemen, children
and everybody invited down to
Sim Harris grand free distribution
of twelve presents tonight.
That "silk sale" will draw the
crowds. See "big ad" Sunday.
2.23 tt l.. WOLFsON.
"A souvenier to everybody at
Sim Harris grand free distribution
tonight.
-Wolfson's "big ad"Sunday, tells
all about the great silk sale. Be
sure and read it. 2231t
Bring your coupons down to
Sim Harris tonight and get a big
present.
If quantity and quality are to
be considered J. Eikel & Co. is the
place to buy your groceries. % 1t
BE sure to come down to Sim
Harris and see his big wheel turn
out valuable presents tonight.
Full weight, full measure and
lowest prices our general proverb.
J. EIKEL & Co., lis n. Alamo st.
223 1t
The Business Mems Soliciting
committee; gained a hundred new
mem bers yesterday.
We cater for the trade Of the
rich as well as the poor, and will
try and treat all with the same
civility. Come in and get our prices.
j. EIKEL & Co., lis n. Alamo st.
, % 1t
Joseph F. Schelcher, aged 66
years, died yesterday at his resi-
dence on the Blanco road, near
this city. He was a well known
resident of Bexar county for many
years.
Clean and neatis what all visi-
tors exclaim when they call to see
our rev store. j. EIKEL & Co.,
23lt lis n. Alamo street.
"A telegram from Devine an
nounces the death Of Mrs. Robt.
Teel, formerly residing in San
Antonio.
Geo. Clark, 800 and 3O4 Nacogdoches
street Furniture repaired packed
shipped, moved and stored; first class
work guaranteed. , 23 Tyr
Some one entered the yard Of
Contractor Crider at the corner Of
Baltimore avenue and Elmira
street, last night and stole a num-
Der of chickens.
BOTTLED PORTER, by Ochs &
AsChbacher, ask for it and drink it
st every saloon. 1mO.ev-S
This is an age of progress. We
are in keeping with the times and
have an cup to date" grocery
house. Get our prices. j. Eikel &
Co, lis n. Alamo st. 223lt
BOTTLED PORTER, by Ochs &
Achbacher, ask for it anddrink it
at every saloon. limo ev-S
The grand opening Of the
"Corner Saloon, Louis Mueller,
PROPRIETOR" will take place tonight
at Z o'clock, who will be pleased
to serve his friends and customers
with fine lunch and the celebrat-
ed G and B whiskey, corner w.
Com. and Cameron SITS. 223 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
No Respector of the Cloth.

CHICAGO Feb. 23-Btshop H. C. Hale
was the victim of sneak thieves last
night and by their work he is minus
three robes, valued at slCO and jewelry
worth 5000. The thieves carried off the
Bishops valiSe while he was purchasing
a ticket at the railway station.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
Only a Brush Heap.

The fire department was called out yes
terday afternoon for a long run back of
the government military post to extin-
guish brush fire. The man who turned
in the alarm forfeited his key, Chief
KehOe being justly Indignant at him for
calling the department out on such fool
iSh cause.
LEaU lame EdcE can ~ ClIYeU Wild
Or Miles NERVE PLASTl Only PC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
-. Sl2.25.

Our Clothing is made to wear and ap-
pear as it should no matter how the
winter winds howl, you will feel comfort
in such Clothing.
If your eyes see you will sigh to get in
side our New Negligee Shirts. Forty
New styles are now on exhibition in our
windows. Prices range from 69 cents
up.
They are beauties--you can't afford to
overlook them.
What a bargain for the student of
economy who is wise enough to take adj
vantage of our new Underwear and Neg.
ligee Shirts while the assortment is
complete and prices are down to bed
rock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
A FEW DON'TS

II you are lodge member remember
your obligation. Don't blackmail and lie
on your brother member.
Don't think the public will mistake
"yOur GALL for ability. You :can fool
some people, but you can't fool all the
people.
Don't think because you are plastered
all over with badges of secret societies IL
will make man OF you, il you are a viii
lain in your own heart.
Don't try to help one friend by pulling
down another. Be fair to both alike.
The world is large enough for us all.
Don't be a hog.
Don't think you hold the world by the
tail, because you have good job. You
might walk the floor yourself some day.
"You can't make silk purse out OF a
sow's ear" So don't try to make gen
teman of man who's natural DISPOSE
tOn is to be hog.
Because you can't eat all the hay in the
public trough don't snap and snarl at the
other poor devil trying to get nibble.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23

-Lost-a pansy earring on Water
Alamo or Cedar streets. Reward
for return to 3I4 South street. 2t*
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23

Mr.. Charles E. Ware, represent
ing the Northumberland Print
ing company, st. Louis, Mo-, is in
the city stopping at the Menger.
Samuel NJ. Gray, Of Providence,
r, l., arrived in town this morning
and is registered at the Menger.
He is here to pass upon material
to be used in the city sewer work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
Clothing Like Ours

upon George Washington would have
created surprise, but not any more than
it surprises some to see what elegant
Suits we sell for
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23

". Miles Nerve Plasters &c az all drugglsts