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$10,000 reward , . 7 1 01ft California Wiies !
Far any one selling game qual- g k t "V ""V I a 11110 0n'r IlflC0 l 8&n
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San Hntonlo. Scyrifc, jfri&afc Hprfl 18, 1884.
Zen Cents a Wee ft
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Column. Special announcement for
sn GOODS
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Thorough Flan of Surface Drainage Rccom-
mended-- Cood SysKm or levels
Belnu Glvsn.
The Hoard of Health held their regu
lar meeting yesterday at tho French
building, and excepting Dr. Amos
Graves all wero present. Dr. F. Herff
presided.
Applications from u. Caen and tho
San Antonio Fertilizing company for
sites on which to deposit excrement for
manufacturing purposes wero read.
What tho Reporter! UlrneJ on Their Tour
Through the City.
There will bo no concert at tho Mis
sion garden to-night.
A l,nll-,f n.n l.lnln.ln.l lfniioti.ti
Both petitions wero referred to tiio City street, below Acequla, thlsmornlng.
hyslclan and Dr. Tyler, sir. cacn's Testimony was being taken In tho
SUMMER GOODS I
Bargains
Bargains
Bargains
aoo pieces lace buntings at fi cents per
yard.
700 pieces figured lawns at C'cents per
yard.
:100 pieces blenched sheeting, yard
wide, It yards for $1,
2000 pieces fancy prints at 6 cents per
yard.
75 pieces bed ticking at C cents per
yard.
Also In stock elegant lines ot
IjA'dIES EMBItOIDEItED
NUN'S VKILINO
NUN'S VKILINO
NUN'S VEIMNO
NUN'S VKILINO
SATEENS!
DOTTKU SWISS
DOTTKD SWISS
tfSra WHITB GOODS
All the above will positively be sold
at greatly
jgrOur ladles' neckwear department
cannot bo surpassed In quality, stylo or
prloe. '
8-A very large stock of cotton ging
hams, and seersuckers; also, full lino
linen tollo dunord at 10c, 12 l-2o., lBo,
and 20o. per yard.
and fixtures of the llrru of IlakerAVan
1 lagan attached and closed tip, that ho
has been damaged in his business chat
ncter and standing In that sum. Ho
also alleges that at the tlmo" of tho levy
of attachment, the stock, saloon, fixtures,
etc., were worm at least :nsw, wnuo
tno firm oniy owed siimu.
LIGHT FLASHES.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE GRAND
.nl DERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Political MewlBlalne Ahead frank James
Trial California Wheal An Arkansas
Shooting Affair.
scheme was condemned,
Dr. Herff said a thorough system of
surface drainage was necessary, since
we could not uave me sewers.
Mayor French thought to obtain sucu
result was very dlfllcult owing to op
position of tho people
Dr. HerlTsald there would benosewcr
disease as long as there wero no sewers,
and the peopio can outrun goou water
now, but until streets and prlvato resi
dences nro well drained other diseases
ill exist.
The Mavor stated the engineers now
at work were giving n good system of
ICYC1S 1)11 WMII.ll IU UIIOU U1IIMIIIC.
Tbo commltteo wero told to report n
good placofor tno deposit or refuse.
' I'ciiuons iroui citizens caning nitcn
Hon to Came'ron street were read.
Dr. Tvncr moved the Citv council ue
requested to adopt a system of drainage
and put it in force ns soon as possible.
Motion adopted.
Aiucrmnn lan cnas' resointton declar
ing pigeons a nuisance, and asking for
those to be fined who kept them, was
read.
The Hoard adorned tills motion nml
will request the Council to take steps
accordingly.
Aiucrmnn a nvo s motion ior appoint
nrr a sanltnrr inspector for each ward
was argued. Tho Jlavor suggested tho
appolnttnent or turce sanitary fnspec-
tors, one or wnotu was to net as ciuoi.
Tho Hoard recommended this sug
gestion.
Doctor llraunnairelthcn lead tho fol
lowinir trnnsnortatlon ccrtlllcato to bo
Issued In cases requiring tho removal of
(lend fiodlcs:
UlANSfonTATIOX CEirrlFICATK.
' HEALTH DF.rAUTMKNT,
Citv ov San ANioxto. (
Permission Is herebr irrantcd to trnns
port the body of
.name,
Sex , age , race
Federal court this morning In a claims
case.
Hal Gosling will bo In town to
night at about 8 o'olock. Tho Mnverlck
will be his resting place.
A little negro girl who accldcntlr
'took n doso of concctratcd lyo yesterday
ts tn a dangerous condition.
If vou wish nnvthlngnlckle plated In
n first-class manner, go to C. Hummel A
Hon, No. 270 Comnierco street. -l-17-Ut
L. J. Wcticc. on Houston street, has
tho best freezing nppnrntus In tho city.
It works by steam. -i-18-:it.
DIvtno service nt tho Tcmtilo llcth
Kl this evening at 8 o'clock, and on to
morrow morning nt ju o'ciock.
Tho floor on tho street railway
uruiKU uuruua mu viiii.uu in uuiiik luiu, Z""" -
and wcatiierpcrmititng, tno tracK win i ""
across It by Monday. I.vpiaxj
mnttirltr llin vleld will materially be
txiaonxif. llennria of Hessian 11 V come
from one or two counties, but It Is too
early to ascertain tho prevalcnco of this
insect.
Memmih, April 17. Specials from
Helena,-Arkansas, report, a desperate
light yostcrday In tho western portion
of Phillips county, Arkansas, botween a
poseo or citizens led by the Sheriff and
threo brothers named Charles, Squlro
and Joseph Moore, who had for some
tlmobccn engaged in stealing horses.
Their guilt was established br tbo par-
tics irom wnom nicy unu aiuivu mo ... . , ae n.tl
horses, and who traced them n dlstanco California ClarCt, OOC. UallOn.
$ffiOZT?Mi California Catawba. 75c, Gallon.
The City Grocer, 206 ComnerceSt.,
Will give you all a chanco to drink;
Wine at tho following low prices,
for cash only:
Utica, April 17. Tho Twenty-third
Congressional district Jtcpubllcan con
vention has chosen A.
Chattanoooa, April 17. A spcolal I Moore was also desperately wounded, UalljOmia lORGy, 6 UU UallOn,
from Galveston. Alabama, says: ucorgo i uio.
l',p"ullVln , escapelnnskin; but wero llrcd on by nnlifnrnin Hnrk fiSn Oallori
N. Laphcr and tho posse. Charles Moore, the leader of bailJOMia HOCK, OOC. Uai on,
:atcs to Chicago, , ,10 gnn ,vng ,bot through the back, California Riesling, $1 00 Gallon.
Nationality
Died at , on the
. IS-.
ripstlnntlnn .
Shipped by
casket.
day of
I hereby certify that
frotn no contagious disease.
, In nir tight
idled
Health Olllccr.
Tho ccrtlllcato was adopted, when the
Jio.ini adjourned.
FOR THE ORPHANS.
Sanders and Eberhardt's Orphan Beneflt.--Largo
Audiences.
-Parties who are willing to bet that
Edwards will bo tho winner In next
Sunday night's sparring match with
Jieruert Asten can lie lounu at tno
White Elephant.
"Vanltv. vanity, all Is vanity." must
have been tho sentiment of Davo San
ders last night at Turner hall when that
bewitching, but unruly mustncho would
insist on parting company wuu mi up
per up.
The I.ioiiT Is meased to acknowledge
an Invitation to attend a hop to bo given
at San Tcdro Springs Saturday night by
The commltteo is composed of Messrs.
I. Chavez, H. Helllgmann, Fred Ilrcdou
anu vm. jtoeuing,jr.
Burled Yesterday.
Frnncbco Lopez, who was thrown
from n wagon some tlmo back, died yes
tcrday from tho Injuries received in tho
fall. Tho deceased belonged to one of
tue otdcBt Moxlcan families and was fol
lowed to the grave by a large conconrso
of friends and relatives. He was about
30 years old.
Harmony Union Club Dance.
Last night a Liairr man was kindly
received and well attended to at tho
Harmony Union club dance at the
Springs, whero a largo number of tho
members and their guests had collected
to "foot the hour away." Among those
present wero Mrs. and Miss Hair, Mrs,
and Misses Frank. Mrs. Hertzbertr. Mrs,
j.ewentuni, jurs. Appieuaum, jure, ouu
Hart, Misses Anna and Amelia Zork, tho
.susses stern, i.anuti. ivoenignenn, Jic
Claln. Welsh and Elliot, of Houston
Among tho gentlemen were Messrs.
Coatcs, colored, who set lira to Jero
ureens nouso iviiiio urcen ami ivnu
wero at church, and his four children
liurncd to ueatn, nas ncen enptureu.
Tlicro aro tlireats or lyncning.
Dh-ritotT, April 17. Tlio ilcpiibllcan
convention of the Seventh Congressional
district, held at l'ort Huron to-day,
nominated John 1'. Sanborn and 1. 11.
Nabb delegates to tho Chicago conven
tion, sanuorn's preferences nro under
stood to be for Dlatnc; Nabb's are un-
ai-olu, April 17. Tho llepubli-
can State convention to-day selected tho
following delegates at largo to Chicago:
Senator Ilenlamln Harrison and lllchard
v. Miiompson, iion. .lonnii. jiaKer, oi
uosiicn. and inorris .Mcuonaiu. oi Al
bany, by ncclnmatlon. The deleiratlon
is uninstructcd and wiinout expressed
preferences,
Nr.w Yohk, April 17. K. H. Wclrtunn,
aged 4"), formerly President Androw
Johnson's prlvato secretary, died In tho
Coleman house to-day. Ho was a natlvo
of Kentucky, and until recently In tho
employ of the Texas and Pacific railway
company. Amonc his letters was ono
to John H. Mason, expressing an Inten
tion to commit suicide, no was suoicci
to ncart uisease anu dropped uenu.
HosTON, April 17. Last night .two
men were driving rapidly away from
Craig's bridge. Shortly afterwards a
loud explosion occurred. Investigation
showed that an explosive had been
placed In a powder enn and fired by a
detonating cap atid fuse. It Is thought
that the attempt was directed against
ono of tho many horso cars which pass
mis point nt mat nour,
Citv of Mexico, April 17. Tho Gov
ernment Is negotiating with representa
tives of tho Franco and Egyptian bank
for a loan of $20,000,000, 10,000,000 to bo
paid to the present administration and
S10.000.000 to tho lncom nir admlntstra.
tlon. and SXOOO.OOO to bo ndvanced Im
mediately, xno success ot tno negotia
tions is prouaoie. i no report mat ur,
Joseph Mooro
mado his escape. Nono of the Sheriffs
posso wero lnlured. nllhouirh tho
Moores' returned tho lire, and for a tlmo
n perfect shower of leaden missiles wero
uying in tno nir.
Oalvi-jtox, April 17. At tho second
day's session of the conclave of tho grand
commandcry of Texns, routlno business
was transacted. At tho noon session tho
following ofUcers wero elected for the
ensuing year, P.Harrison, of Houston,
It. K, Grand Commander, N. W. Hunter,
of Palestine, Vlco K. Deputy Grand
uo minnndcr: i. u. j.uuuock.oi Houston.
V.. Grand Generalissimo; John Soylcs, of
llrenham. E. Grand Captain General:
J. C. Carpenter, of Sherman, K. Grand
Prelate, John C. Johnson, of Austin, E.
Urilllll ,-H-IUUl 1? llMllli; ,. Kl. JMllljllUIII,
of Galveston, K. Grand Junior Warden;
II. Sohcrlii.. of Houston. II. Grand
Treasurer; It. llrowstcr, of Houston, K.
Grand Itceordcr. The KnlL'lits Tcmnlar
acted as escort to tno grand lodge ot
Texas on tho occasslon ot tlio dedication
California Malaga. S250 Gallon
Hindquarters Crab AppU Cider by
Gallon or One-Half Barrel.
This wlno must all bo sold In thirty
days. Call and bo convinced at tho City
Grocery Store, 200 Commcrco street.
E. Abrahams.
The Yaudeville Theatre,
W. H. SIMMS, General Manager.
Our "lcct Programmo for tho evenings ot
mVM? WW iRtli. m anil 2flth.
nfnlllw-rB thnk tilncn. nml flien ndlourn- 1 '
tnent untu to-morrow.
Turner Hop,
Saturday nlclit. April 10th. for members
and their guests (strangers) only. -l-17-:tt
Footfl St Howe
Notice to Public School Teachers.
Tho teachers will not bo paid to
morrow. Monday. April 21, wilt no a
legal holiday, consequently there will bo
no sciioois.
Fine Dress Goods.
Thn llnnst nnd most vnriiid assortment
nf dress iroods. cto.. can hi found at J.
Josko A Sons, who nro selling line
double width nuns' vclllnr In all colors
nnu cents per yard, jiesiiittcniioii aim
finest goods can always h-o had at J.
Recorder's Court.
Maggie. Phelps, quarreling and fight
ing, $."; II. Crone, H. Morrlsly, drunk
PARLOR SOOIAL
nn'ititrtlnir mclflnro of eomlo rcfralne
mil tiAamirtil linllnita anil ohnruiiAa. Inter-
pcrtKMl with laughable Inuendoa, tuu utterly
caualnir all beholders to look upon the row
timed aldo of life, no matter bow mlaanthroplo
they may bo. In Una rcaturoot ourentertmln-
Cleo Victoria, Mlea Lliilo Master. MImI.IIIIo
Iwiwrcnor, Mlas My Bmlth, Mju Mlnnlo lUr
mond, Mlaa Uottlo Wllaon, Mlas Jonnlo Howard,
Jim Kitty (juinn, .mim uiura Munn, juh;
l'earl ribvrwood. Mlas Amelia Johnson, and
others.
Ilonea John Cob urn
Tambo Jerry Kea'ing-
uonrersstionauat i.urno rrje,
Introduttory uvcrturo, new urcnoeum
Ilcontlrul llallad illas Jennlo Howard
Hounilslrom Africa Jerry Keatlna-
llallad, eolect Ulae Kilty Qulnn
Honir anil Chorus Mlaa May bmlth
Kbouy Warbllnirs John Ooburu
Bcnlluientalltloa Mlw Joalo Sluimona
urana unaic, "luo noei i-oiiceuinn.
Part 3 commences with our dlvcralfled olio of
novelties.
Itamon Fernandez will have chargo of nna disorderly, $5 each; Kciaben King,
ICoenigheim, IVank, Sim Hart, Zlmmcr,
Uaumblatt, J. Zork, Eppsteln, Morltz,
Dr. wasermnnnanu otners.
Tho third annual benellt for tho or- Itoss. M. P. Marks, Lavlgne, WoltT,
, , . r. , f. t ,L , I Trnanlil.i.lm T,VnnL- CI.m Tlo-t- Vlmm.i
pnans, oy sanucrs anu a.uurnarui, uuu
the gentlemen who assist them, was
given yesterday, first as a matinee In the
afternoon and also at night. Turner
hall, where the performance was given,
was well filled on both occasions and tho
audience last night was flatteringly
large,
An Undeniable Fact.
Of the many sterling and popular busi
ness houses in San Antonio nono can
excel the Mammoth clothing house, of
The entertainment was on the which Cohen & Koenlghelm are the
minstrel order and the programme was proprietors. It Is situated on Main plaza,
excellently arranged. The entertainment and the stock Is ono of the finest and
opened with a grand overture by tho en- best assorted that ean be found In any
tire conipany, which was well rendered
and warmly applauded by tho audience.
Messrs. J. W. Cutler. M. Eecellncr and
J. C. Cumberland won cordial plaudits
on their performances. After a Druuant
overture by the Eighth Cavalry band,
under the leadership of Mr. Frank Hall,
Professor Crossly treated the audience
to a series of Interesting dissolving
"views. Then followed the other features
of tho programme, consisting or songs,
dances, music, essay and farces. All the
performers rendered their parts well,
some of them showing, however, more
minstrel talent than others. For an
amateur performance It is universally
acknowledged to be far above . the
average and well deserved tho liberal
patronage it received not alone because
ofthonoblo object for which It was
given, nut uecause ot tue intrinsio
merits of the performance.
DIVORCE AND DAMAGE SUITS.
Mrs. Murphy Seeks a Release Frbm Her Llegt
lord--A Suit for Heavy Damages.
The petition of Mrs. Mary Murphy vs.
Thomas I!. Murphy, asklngfor a divorce,
southern city. Suits ready made or made
to order In the latest and most fashiona
ble styles at prices within the reach of
an. .Messrs. uonen s ivocnigueim nave
something to say to tho people of San
Antonio in meir nanusomo advertise
ment which appears In the LimiT this
evening. The Mammoth Is most undo-
nlably the place to buy flne clothes for
reasonaoie prices, anu an suouiu uuu unu
inspect tno siook.
lentral Hotel Arrivals.
L. P. Wllllnms, M. C. Yates, T. W
Odcn, Plcnsanton; Luis Volpe, Guerrero,
Moxtco; J. II. AInsworth, Laredo; It.
Henderson, Atascosa; M. Donovan, C.
M. Lyons, Houston; James Dalloy, Ne
braBka; II. F. Itoberson, A. It. Allee, O
cosa countv: C. G. lloutker. St. Louis:
a. ji. uampoen, uampuenton; jiissueiia
Elhvood, Kaglo Pass; L, II. Durant,
Clinton, la.; W. Moore, Live oak county;
T D James and wife, Guadaluno county;
iUBS a solium, ouuuui: aura tv uxaiiaa.
M Dallas. New Orleans: Miss Annie
Haymes, Mrs W I) Carter, Major T It
Turner anu ianiuy, nan junrcos: t raryv
tho settlement of the English debt ap
pears to oo true,
PnTsnuua, April 17. Tho State con
vention of tho Wool Growers' assocla.
tlon of Pennsylvania met this afternoon
in this city. Forty delegates wero
present and eighty moro aro expected
The obtect of tho convention Is the
adoption of measures of agitation In
favor of the protection of wool growers.
They want tlie tariff of 1807 tliree por
cent, higher than tho present rato re
established. A resolution providing for
the selection of delegates to attend tho
national convention on May 21 was
adopted. The convention will demand
me recognition oi mo wool industry uy
both political parties, and tho In
sertion. Seventy-two thousand wool
growers are represented in mo con.
ventton,
Insulting language, S3; Loit Williams,
Mlnnlo Porter nnd lllrdle Martin,
vagrants, $." or B days each; 11. Sanders,
drunk nnd disorderly, and cat-son,-Deal
ing and striding, continucu.
vocallit, Mlas JENNIE HOWAHD.
Supplemented by ovcrybody'a comedian, Mr.
CHAItl.lt': FllVIJ. In aomothlnir that la very
savory oi iiimouriror cnocso anu Kraut iun
la sour.
Next in rotation cornea the doablnircintatrlce,
Miss KITT1E QU1NN.
Then wo Introduco Mr. JGHftY KEATING la
tils unequaicu aero Dana sonars anu oaneei.
first appearance ot tho daring- aerial artists,
The Great South American Cu re,
The only medictno that stood the test
oi a two monms' saie in san -muoiuu.
sold and received the" unanimous verdict MEND0Z0 ail& VICTORIA!
of the .public i in Its favor. It cu! :cs Liver refln!d Rn(1 flBlshea lllti have earned
ioiniuuuu. .Lyeweimiu, whims, wuuh.ii
Kidney Disease, Constipation and all
for themselves tbo world-wide reputation ot
Blood Diseases. Sole agent, O. Kuhn,
corner Crockett and Alamo plasa, San
Antonio, Texas.
belnu tho moat darlne as well as the most
irinccf ul malo and femalo irymnaata now before
tbe public. Introducing their original thrllllnif
Convicts Carried 01T.
Sherllf McCall yesterday aft ernoon
delivered to Mr. Gllbralth, contractor.
two nrlsnnera. who were convicted at
CiUTTjc-ooaA, April 17. The trial of nrM,, ,.rm of court. Thesn were
Frank James begun to-day at Iluntsvllto, jnmes McKernan, convicted of the theft
Ala., on a chargo of conspiracy to rob A. of a watch and chain and sentenced to
J. Smith, a government otHclal. James two years, nnd Isadora Munoz, convicted
dressed In a suit or broadcloth. Jesse V!ots will bo taken to Hondo, where
James, Bill Ilyan, James Hill and Dick I they will bo put to work on tho railroad.
Llddlo were also Included In the Indict- There are others still to be cat Tied
ment. Smith, the person rouueu. testt- away.
lieu tnat wnen lour mites iroui rioreuce,
and startling fcata on tho doublo traptxe.
few momenta with tbe charming lyric
artiste. Miss JOSt F. SIMMONtt.
athetlo pathetic pathetically patbetloated by
tho patbctlopathetlcator.JOHNCOUUUN.
Tlio universal favorites, tho SMITH BI9TEIIS,
in their cnarmingmeiango ot vocausauona.
Tbo exceedingly laughable act.
Gee Whizz!
.'in, l.'rvn in tho title role, assisted br our
mammoth stock and the samo old dummy.
iv)cn.uuii uiiio j"i,i,i"" .vy rnammnin arocK anu int, uidio uiuuuuimy.
sat with his wife and child, and was J "5"t v.nr.b con- VV mm.
First appearanco In the Bute of tho acknowl
edged peers oi uu acruynuu, xrmroiue
aud knock-about Irish teams.
KEATING AND COBURN
Tho only duo nt artist In this or any other
Ala., about -t p. in., on Mnroh 11, 1881,
threo men halted him, presented pistols,
and' took SMOO of government money
nnd $200 of his own. They bound him
in tho woods tut uarK anu men ict mm
go. Smith believed ttie prtsoner was
ono or me roooers, dui wouiu not swear
to ins luenttty.
Nasuvillk, April 17. Tho Kepubllcan
State convention met at 12:30 p. m., and
after the usual committees were ap
pointed, adjourned till 3 p. m. Judge
Open Utter.
To the Hon. Mayor and Hoard of Aldermen.
Gentlemen: In behnlf of the colored
citizens and tax-payers of the Fourth
ward, who held a meeting April 2, for
the purpose of requesting yon to- estab
lish a school for tho education of the
colored children on the east side of the
San Antonio river, or In the Fourth
ward, seeing that your honorablo body
nas taken sucu prompt action in mu.
matter referred to, wo hereby tender our
heartfelt thanks to you for sueh noble
Afs9-0ur boot and shoe department Is
now complete In all Its branches, and
this stock will bo sold nt extreme low
figures.
j-Our gents' clothing, furnishing
goods and hat department is full, i(iul tho
styles and quality aro unsurpassed.
S8TA few pieces of Ilrussells and In
grain carpeting In stock, and will be
sold at Now York cost. Call and see us.
A. KAHIN & CO.,
Cor. Main platan d, West Commerce st,
wasflledln the District Clerk's ofllce fTcfYASS, 'kT. Held, of the Circuit court of tftfffinSS ffiSs!
this morning by her attorneys, MInter & Austin; J M Murphy nnd wife, Ilrackett; this county, was nominated for Governor of our rac, "Meo oangrntulato Major This gcntlomi
Altgelt. Thomas Murphy Is the party W neither, lloerne; A Pfelllcr, New by acclamation. There was no other J. E. Dwycr for his resolution before tho JhI5S?foriS
who figured before tho llecorder's court
several days ago on the charge of throw
ing a knlfo'at nnd cuttlnghls wife severe
ly In the head. This outrageous treat
ment proved more than she could stand,
and now she seeks divorce. In her petl
York; A Coopcr,.and wife, San Francisco.
nomination nnd tho vote was unanl-
n- i..iu,.vi i mnus. 'j. no nominee wus n vumcuciuiu
The Her. Dr. Carroll preached his first "" "' , ' ?n ti,b viiit. nvnlrv. .Tuilim
sermon last night to the Ilaptlstsof San horaco Harrison, of Nashville, and W.
Aiuoiuu, iuuy uurryiug out uis fepuia 1 A. uruwii, ui iiuouihkiuh vuun,;,
tlon as n preacher, while his elonuenco S. ?cn. . ire r . L.v,.
iteiite iti;L?w,m"His haen,o x y his nnB ap. sffiaoi
llvel"vyithhlmS reano- Tklng for his text, "Ho that choice of the delcgatl Kwlttont church tc-flay under the Presidency of WrttclilliakOrS "jJOWelerS.
the present year. That slnco two vears Beth forth aud wcepeth, bearing nd A r'h" r'f rvdmrn., la nn.i MrsroClenry and the VIce-ITcsldenoy " 0"wm"
after marriage Murphy has been drink- precious seeds shall doubtless come ?" J'btfuf -umunu ami Mnverlok, tho following- N.K.cor. comm.. uniAlMmafHH
lng deeply and has treated her with again relolctng and bring his shnnvea two uouuuiii. !..,.... . i.,. ....
Council, for tho purpose of building a
scuooi nouso ior me ooioreu euuureu.
Chairman of Comnxiltee.
San Antonio, April 18, 181.
Those In Charge. .
At tho festival given by tho Ladled
Parish Aid Society of tho Episcopal
presenting their i orltsbly original conception,
''O'Orady la Oft on a Tuar." concluding with
their ludicrous and at tbo sumo time tolentlfle
Assault at Arms.
Tbo captivating llttlo song bird, Mlaa HAY
Mllo CI.F.0 VICTOltIA In her dolfgbtful
A oUier'call from iHaa JOStG SIMMONS.
Our No This Ultra entertainment will terml-
n state ot tbe groat and only
Prof. E. G. Johnson,
greatest Mesmerist, assisted by
BON. tho only lady meamertat.
gcntloman presents an entertainment of
unuuriui "iwi aflwanDC
each porformanco tn sclontlflo experiments, tn
psychology, but moro commonly known to tho
This gentleman Is tho most perfect artist In hta
lino extant, presenting moro wonderful exper
iments, creating, more aatonlihment, causing
more yiugnier umu wuj wiuwumj. ui mo amr
o. r. rinaiDA.
n. u. rnuuiu.
PEREIDA BROS.
lng deeply and has treated her with
great cruelty, driving her from home nt
night and compelling her to stay away.
On one occasion he threw a lighted lamp
at her and on another assaulted her with
a heavy dish. Ills latest act of out
raceoua treatment being tho throwing
of a large butcher knlfo and cutting her
severely In tho head. Sho states that
a son live years old Is the first of their
marriage and asks custody of him, nnd
that the homestead, worth $800, be set
apart to her, ,
W. II. Van nagan has Instituted suit
against Charles liaker for damages in
the sum of $5000, alleging that by the
'conductor liaker In having the saloon
again rejoicing and bring his shenves
with him," by which textile illustrated
somooftho elements of Christian suc
cess, threo being as follows: First,
activity U demonstrated in the going
lonu; Bccuuu, eurm'siuess is demon'
aro those In charge of the tables.
Oumbo tnblc: Mrs. Hemdal. assisted
by Mrs. Leonard and the Misses Pau-coast.
Ice cream and lunch, largo ta wetwnss
San Francisco, April 17. Edwin V
Smith, Secretary af the State Agrlcub
turo society, submits the following as
fils conclusions concerning tho Call-
Btrated by the weeping; and third, fornla wheat crop, from advices tip to Williams, ami ted by' Miss Ida Vance,
proper preparation is demonstrated by April 11: From present Indications tho Miss Lulu Hunter, Mlsa Monroe and
yield will exceed that oflSSO. Without JfcVcVeam and lunch, small tablo:-Mrs.
Bome umuroccu uuuiucnv oiwiijo jseednam, assisted uy tue juisses jiou
nrnn If. will A-rnnpil tlmt. nf.lnat rear by I nett nnd Mlsa Jones.
mr.nrrr.nt. Thn nnlv fnr nnw la the I T.pmfinnilH stand: Mrs. Alllo Mnve-
usual north winds which sweep tho rick, Mrs. Sam Maverick, 3Irs. Vinton
Rnnmmiirttn,nnil Snn .Turin vnllnva In May 1 .Tnmea nml Mm. ITnflnn.
undJune. Shouldthese winds prevail Several other ladles of tho society will
while tho gram is in tho last stage ot Help in, various pons.
tho bearing ot tho precious seed. On
an t nose points me Doctor was him
self aotlve. earnest and fully orenered.
and crowded Into a 40 minutes Berraon
strange eloquence and words of pathos,
holding with his lifelike pictures the
earnest attention of the entire congre
gation. Dr. Carroll will preach again
iu-uiui, nutil uu aro luviicu
Successors to Porolda Ilros., established IMS,
pairing done lu a ttrst-claaa manner. W-lt-tai
"geo.w. van yqrst,
TaAaltAr In
CALCASIEU LUMBER,
LATHS, sBiiiauH, ne.
California Hedwood, aaata, doora, MlaiAa I
mouiainga. uor. mvm aw '
ban Antonio, aeiepaouan.
Every
Joker.''
smoker Should. ,try,
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