Tnon. II. JntlNHnN.
W. L. WINTFH.
GIFFORD, JOHNSONS WINTER
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t500 la ad vun co.
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f 1 Wi 5 fN) H 00 f 1I0U WO IKl IV4 00
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tlmo at'vcrtlecmcntu,
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nrrt Ion Truateei' mica tl 00 per Inch first fn
srrtlon 36 oetttfl t-ach Insert Ion nftcrrtirds.
Heading matter, editorial pRre,35 cents jer
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first insertion i 10 cent first week, 6 cents after
first week. Special rates on M and Ml lines
running for month.
Home advertisements payable on first of
each month Transient advertising lrtyahte In
advance Only metal cuts printed.
All contracts must bo appro ed by the Itus!
ness Manager
Subscribers not receUlng tholr pair "HI
pleaso make complaint to the omen. 8uh
scrlbers aro warned not to pay their subscrip
tion except upon presentation of a properly
receipted bill Irom this ufllcc.
M'lXIAt. NOTICIm
Mr. (1. I. UtK'iner and Henry Schumacher
aro a ithorlietl 9ol lot tors and Collectors Tor
Tut: I.ioiit, and their receipt, ai mretit, will
bo duly rccoynltud. Mr. Ituemer will have
charge of the delivery of the city subscription
department, and all cuiiiplulnu and notice or
chanjres trhen to cither of the atKive, or left
at thcolllcr, will U' promptly utunded to.
No member of the firm, or any emp
tho Lioiit olllce, has authority to cont
id any
liabilities In the tiaino of the firm. And no
bills will lo reeogniced or paid unless tho
same Is apprmed by tho undersigned.
TIIOMAH II. JOIINNON,
JIutuieM ManaKcr and Treiisurer
airroiiD, Johnson i. Wintek.
THIS PAPER P.Vu Ju?M5Jw"?i
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anil hwlo
Saturday. October 31. 1885.
Waco lias hail another murder, In
which tin ngctl negro man killed nnollier
negro with nn ax. Tito cause was al
leged Intimacy with the old innn'a young
wife.
Tiik visiting brethren "ho attended
the Volkfctare now cotnplalnlngabout
tho want of value received for money
rent at tho VolUfeat. The Oennan
impers on the outalde all criticise the af
fair very vigorously.
Tiik funeral of the lato General George
li. Mct'lellan will take place on Mon
day, at Trenton, New Jersey. Governor
Abbott litn liaucd a proclamation re
questing that all business be suspended
on that day, and that the Statu uillltla
wear mourning for CO days.
It h a good thing the 133,(100 Demo
cratic majority In Tuas got a showing
In the few appointments already made,
for In the sight of the recent order ol the
President, the hungry fellows will have
a powerful long time to wait before they
can fully explain their needs.
Tiik small-pox epidemic at .Montreal,
Is one of the worst that has ever alllicted
that city. Business Is prostrated by It
n id to this an exceedingly heavy snow
storm has added to the common distress.
Jluch of this trouble was caused by a
failure to use proper sanitary measures
at the first breaking out of tho disease.
Tiik troops which were tent to the
Indian Territory In the summer to quell
the threatened Indian dlfllcultles have
about all been ordered back to their
posts, and now the boomers are making
a raid upon the Oklahoma lands. Jlr.
Cleveland will now have an opportunity
to show them how to walk Spanish on
the double quick.
Gamiiuno openly seems to bo ono of
the last arts In San Antonio, Judging
from the recent trials. The county olll
clals having Inaugurated the crusade,
makes It more than obligatory upon the
part of the elty administration to see
that the law Is complied with to the ful
lest; extent, outside of any techlnall-
tlcs, and It Is safe to say that the busi
ness will be fully stopped.
Tiik directory of the Ban Antonio and
Aransas I'ass railroad, who have secured
an amendment to the charter authoriz
ing the extension of the road to tli
northwest, aro ready from now on to
begin operations, hut have concluded
not to force matters. It was like beg.
glng to get even a trilling concession on
tho line to the south, and the managers
of the road havo concluded to let those
who arc to be beneficiaries take some of
tho labor and responsibility In starting
the line to tho north ivcst. Those who
are so anxious to see this extension
should open the ball, and move towards
getting rlght-of way, and other substan
tlal aid. It Is only In this way that San
Antonio will get her much-needed
northwestern railroad connections.
A vr nirroiiD
Am way If the Times "has gone over
the ground" regarding the water works,
the puhllo would like to know what
the matter with going over It again, see
ing as how ono man will no doubt be
elected Alderman on that Issue to-tiny.
Fiihi H'aiiu'h sentence of ten years In
the penitentiary, I the beginning of the
change In pttbllo opinion which haslet
moneyed forgers and defaulters escape
In the past. As n schemer his r.coril Is
at the top, and his swindling operations
were only restricted by tho limits of his
Held of operations, while he looked up
on the distress, care and troublo ho oo
caloned, as masterpleres In llnanelnl
operation. The beginning Is n good one,
and If the sentence of this Napoleon of
Wall street to ten years In tho peniten
tiary, will In any manner atone for the
great wrong lie commltled, public opin
ion will tin initialled.
Tin iik has been a general snrprlio at
the accuracy of facts and llgures which
havo been published In tho I.liiliT on the
subject of the water works. They aro
In all cases from tho records, and sulll
clent data on the subject has been accu
mulated to carry on tho discission for
something moru than year. Tho
I.ioiii frankly admits that while It can
make a tolerably good general ncrnge,
It yet Is not equal to the Times, which
paper rays It cut over the ground fully,
presumably In two or three Issues of
that energetic paper. Hut the Lioiit
does not think tho subject Is of so trltnl
a character that It can b" discussed In
one paper, or In n month, and for that
reason tho I.iuin readers will bo certain
of getting n great many statistics on
this subject, which will show them that
city administrations do not always rep
resent tho tax-payers In the wny of
economy ami for future good.
A i-iiii ii'oi-nric, who has been Investi
gating tho matter, oncludcs that "the
owner of a houso and lot, the fnrmer,
the manufacturer, tho merchaut, the
men who onn In the atrgregale about
two-llfths of the actual wealth or tho
State, and who compose the prtiductlro
element, pay three-quarters of the taxes;
while those who own ll.o remaining
threc-llfths pay only one-fourth tho
tuxes." These parlies who own tho
threc-llfths have it In the shape of dia
monds, watches, and tho costly oddsanil
ends of luxury, In the shape of laces.
line npparcl, costly plate, etc., and
almost without exception Is the value
misrepresented. A fairer system or
vnluatlon, anil less evasion on tho part
or all, would equalize tho burdens of
taxation, anil they would thereby full
upon those who could and should pay
them. The man w ho owns only a house
and lot pays the full valuation all the
line, and receives but little considera
tion, vthcrens his wealthy neighbor can
rate his many pieces of property much
to his ndvantage anil out of proportion
as regards their real and actunl value.
"WiioKvmtwlll point tho way to a re
duction of the average cost of living,"
says Ilradstreets, especially tho aver
age cost of food, will confer upon man
kind a boon of tho first Importance.
Therooanbo no question that st pres
ent there is n cunslderable amount of
waslo which might bo prevented In the
consumption of even the most necessary
foods. How shall we discover the di
rection In which this wasto goes on and
how provide for Its prevention? Here
Is a problem worthy of a scientist, the
economist and Die philanthropist. The
way to a fruitful Investigation of the
problem has been pointed out by that
unwearying student of economies, Mr.
EUwt.nl Atkinson, In a recently pub
lished address on the application of sci
ence to the production and consumption
otrooil. Atbest thomargin upon which
the average man has to depend to pro
cure bis food, olothlng and nheltcr Is a
narrow one; Mr. Atkinson placet! It st
Irom 10 to 13 cents per day. In what
way can tho revelations of science help
man, especially the laboring man, to lite
within this average Income?"
Tin: Washington correspondent or the
Cleveland Halndealer, writing ot tho
rresldcnt and his olllce-seeklngvisltors.
says : "Men como and mako their per
sonal applications for olllce and express
congratulations and recommend friends.
It is one continual, never-ending grind,
nnd when bo is through with those- In
his private olllce he goes below Into tho
East lEoom and shakes hands with a
large crowd that is gathered there. In
this way a vast amount of valuable tlmo
Is wasted. Hut what can an ono do
about it? This Is a Hepubllo. The
President belongs to everybody. He Is
tho perennial circus and must be seen
and shook. Hut the curious thing would
seem to be that so many people bellevo
that they can advance their own Inter
ests ;by seeing him. If a man.ls sure or
doing exactly the right thing nnd saying
the right sentence and knows that his
papers are all good and that they aro
likely to come up soon ho may do some
thing by calling. Hut tho probability Is
strong that tn four cases out or lite mora
hurt than good Is accomplished. If n
man Is too cheeky, the impression is not
good. If lie Is bnshrul and appears diffi
dent It Is disastrous. There are very few
people who can meet ft stranger under
tho circumstances that an olllce-sccker
must meet the President and not labor
under a disadvantage."
O.n tiik subject of a deep-water con
nection, the Savannah, (Georgia) News,
says : " The counties of Southern Texas
propose to havo a convention for the
purpose or promoting the Interests of
Aransas Pass. The Galveston nnd Hou
ston papers are not very enthusiastically
In favor of tho movement, and want It
converted into a State, ltlver and Har
bor convention. Perhaps they think an
Aransas Pass convention would not pro
mote tho deep-water Interests of Gal
veston harbor;" to which the Houston
Post adds: "Speaking for Itself, tho
Post will say that It does not object to
the movement In favor of Aransas Pass.
On the jcontrary, It commends the en
terprise of the people of Southwest
Texas, but has no Idea that any Texas
port will ever recelvo a sufficient appro
priation from the General Government,
until a combined State effort Is brought
to bear In one given direction. For that
reason the Post has been attempting to
stir tip Interest In the matter," A com
bined State effort Is all right enougli
now, seeing that Galveston's chances
nr ii slight, In the opinion of the people
of that locality, nnd as a matter of
local Interest Is nil well enough, as they
would have nothing to loso In such an
effort; hut what Southern nnd Western
Texas wants Is n special convention In
the. Inlcrestof Aransas Puss, at which
time resolutions nnd memorials should
ho adopted or a positive- charaoter,
showing tho success or the work already
done, nnd the great need or a sulllclcnt
appropriation to mako that point what It
cm he. the best deep-water port on the
Gnir.
Sn.tiitvi of tho works of art which
are practically burled from sight In
somu of the Government departments In
Washington, "Cnrp," of tho Cloveland
Leader, goes on to say i "Kow strangers
get a sight of tho portraits of Ilnnlcl
Webster and Lord Ashbtirton which
hang In tho diplomatic reception room
of the Slate department. They wero
painted nt tho tlmo of tho Ashbtirton
treaty, away back In the forties. The
artist gnvo one pair to Webster nnd tho
other to tho Kngllth .Minister, Lord
Asltburtnn, who helped make the treaty.
Lord Ashbiirlou took his pictures to
Kngland. Tho others rcmnlned In the
Webster family, and were the only things
saved by tho heirs from the flro at Mars
llcld somu years ago. Congress bought
them of I Inn'l. Webster's son's widow nnd
lewed her down to $3000 nplcco In pay
ing for them, in au ante-room, also de
voted to the diplomats, there are por
traits of William II. Seward and Daniel
Weuster and n life-size plcturo of tho
Hey of Tunis, which was presented In
1S0." by the Hey himself to tho United
States Government. In the ante
room nt the opposite end of the
corridor thero Is n lino collection of
photographs and crnyons representing
the different Secretaries of State. In
the Navy department and that or War
you w ill II nil pictures or tho men who
have been at the bead of them from thu
beginning. Tho public buildings nru In
fact portrait galleries mailo up of line
paintings of tho prominent men of tho
nation slnco tho days or Hamilton and
Hiirr, The collection of portraits of tho
Secretaries of tho Treasury Is very line.
Here you may see Alexander Hamilton,
Albert Gallatin, William II. Crawford,
Judge Tuncy, Thomas Kw Ing, Salmon
P. Chase, and In fact almost every Sec
retary rrom 173'J to 18S3, It Is thu same
In tho Attorney-General' olllce, a place
which few men visit and strangers never.
Still, hero Is nu old family portrait of
Kduiunil Itandolph, tho first Attorney
General of the United States, and the
man who had a fuss with Washington;
a line portrait of I.evl Lincoln, painted
by no ono knows who, and others of
Hvnrts, Stanton, Alpbonso Tnft, John J.
Crittenden, and in fact of every leading
lawyer who has ever been a President's
constitutional ndvlser."
A Captain's Fortunate Discovery.
CniUnln Solcmnn, Schooner Wey
mouth, plying between Atlantic City
and New lork, had been troubled with
it cough so that he was unablo to sleep,
and was Induced to try Dr. King's New
Discovery lor Consumption. It not only
gave him Instant relief, but allayed the
extreme soreness In his breast. Ills
children were similarly affected and a
single dose had the samo happy effect.
Dr. King's New Discovery is now the
standard remedy In the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner. Freo
Trial Hottles or this Standard ltemcdy at
A. Droits' Drug Store.
He Never Found Anything as Certain.
Hon W. M. Ilrown, ex-Comptroller, In
a letter or March JO, Ibb'J, says:
Dr. J. J. Tobln, Austin:
Dear Sir: Having, during tho past
year, used the remedy prepared by you,
known ns Ilepatozone, 1 take pleasure In
stating that It has proved to be what Its
name Implies, a liver Itemedy. 1 have
round no alterative and purgative more
certain or freer from unpleasant effects,
and noHo so elllcnclous In mousing a tor
pid liver to the performance of Its proper
functions. W. M. HltOWN.
Hcpatozonu cures constipation, head
aches and restores tho appetite in all
cases. Ask your druggist for It.
a ITT?
THE
BEST TONIC
ii'l I'urlflr. Him IUoi
Yr",T."' l"hl Imliirnlr.
Oluritli.cnii.lniiun and ninko. U kli, Mnnoth.
It .din nrt I.Iikon ttio tlh, cn. lio.J.i-to,
linnlma cunli!liMill- ill as n, i,rlj,, '
Ml". PlJZltrril IUIUIi tlPmnll Am. Mllu.
kn;. !.. dm tint. i.f llt. Mill l4t
1 li.!- ul llrW. In.n niltKni mil It Iiu t.-n
ktirnilailiialiiitxlii lilo.
l. IliilMinUnrlliUItii
lamrn' Hand Haui-on-hil and altn
antiFall.Kri.n'in"!!
Contagious !
I mn ii nallwi of Knirliuul ntul while I was In
Unit country I eoulrtic-tc-ii ii tt-rrlliki IiUmhI
poison, anil for two year, wan tiuiler tieat-
an niiiHiiKir patient at Nottlnvliaiii
Hospital. Knirlanil. Imt
i el. 1 1
fereil tliu moat iifrunlzlnir tmlna In mv I
anil waacovcri'il with Bores all over my Itmly
ami limbs, finally I completely lost aft Ihiih.
In that country, ami Balkil Tor Aincrk-ii, anil
wimtieatiiiliit lluonou'lt, In tills illy, iia veil
J hy a piiiinlnent pli)iclau In New York
liavhur no connection with thu hospitals.
I saw the wlvcitlsementtir Hwllt'a Upr-clllc,
ami I iltti-rmlnnl loa-lio Itntrlul. I took six
lioltlea ami I can uy with great Joy that limy
I.. ri(l-.I) IIAU'OIII).
New York City, Juno li, lSH!i
In March of last jenr (ISKI) I contracted
MomI polwin, and hclnir In Havannah, (la., at
tho tlmo, 1 went Into tho hospital thorn for
treatment. I sulfonl cry much from rheu
matism at Hie samo tlmo. I iM not net well
under llio treatment llicrc, nor was 1 cured by
any or the usual means. I havo now taken
ov en botilt e of gwllt'n gpccltlo anil am sound
an; well, ll drovo Ihu Klon out throuidi
bolls on tho skin. DAN UIAHV"
free0""'0 00 UlooJ aml Skln D1"'BC mailed
a?R.Wwl Dr"wor3' A,l""'
Vrdl.t mn,l alrrsgtb, or ho ulTcr from
luOrmlllr. pnallu I. Ibetr its, .LoulJ Irj
BRCg5g
SB
NUW AI)VJ:itTI8KMI2NTS.
Notice to Taxpayers.
CITV COt.MMTMU'B OFI'iri I
TIip n mlorwltf 11(1 lirreliy irhru iitl(i (hat
Itin CITV Mi VAU)i:.M nnd 1'OM TAXES
for tho iiiitnlcliml )crtr, IWOl, cn.llnjr Kcdrnnrj--W,
Is now duo, and pnyntito im or licfnrc
llii' rtflmtlon of tlxi'liito mentioned,
I. C. IIAUI.IHI.N,
irt-LiUm CltyCllTlnr.
I nee JM0, 1 In Han Antonio uttirctMH
J. A. II. IIOIMCK.
K. Mt'O. NKWrnw,
&
Auction 0 Commission
Merchants, ileal Kstnte Agents, and
General Collectors.
Have ample stnro room, and will store con-
shrninenta,
aui-tlo
block.
lottat'No. 7 Weat Houston street, t'otnal
Wil. liKUTKn.
Or.o. IlEUTKn.
Two Brothers Saloon,
Corner Commerce and Alamo Street,
IIUM.NMl 1II.OUK.
Keep the PlnrsMmpnrteil Wines, Cham
rririiin and l.l'iiMsrn. Hpi-clilltlra In the tlnrst
brands of Iiomestle ami Imported Cliram.
Conn! nnd see 'v. Klrst-class ircntleincn s re
sort. Flnu lunch dally al 10 o'clock a. tn.
BATHS!
Xnnltah nnri Vnnnn tint no tho
Ih-kI Ihlntr for Ulieiiniai lniu. Cold a, nnd nil
ykln I)jemen, nt
A. ZILIAN'S,
tf Corner Comniorco nnd Alamo Pin.
ELITE RESTAURANT.
NO. 7 S0UDAD STREET AND MAIN PLAZX.
Oysters, Game, Fish and all tho
Delicacies of the Season
Sorvcd Day and Night.
S tr-lli-st french c'iik In iliarire. purlins
for ladles up stairs.
JOHN LOUSTEMEAU & CO., PROPS.
TOM IHU 111 K
Attorneys at Law.
KAMPMANN BUILDING, SAN ANTONIO.
Will practice In all the Suite and Federal
THE ALAMO CITY
Short - Hand anA Tye-WritiDi
Mas facilities for Imparting a Uitslncss Edu
cation i-iiual to Ihu beat In fnslcrn or Northern
cities. Address lor circular,
W. C. I1UCKM AN. fresldent,
KIMm nn n Antonio. Texas.
Turner Mail Ban
Corner Houston and St. Mnry'l Streets,
Finest Imported and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS
Always on hnnd, l'orter. Ale, nnd Wines
ED. DIESSELHORST
riioritunoii.
HUTCHINS
Houston, Texas.
Loading Hotel of tho Oity. noad
quartors of tho Oommorolal
Mon and Tourists.
I'HOS. II. (JALK, - I'ltOritlKTOIt.
HOUSE!
1'. a. inxnia,
c. ii. iior.NcKi:,
HOUSTON
and Cistern Factory.
MiinuTuclurerfl or nil kinds of
Of livery Description.
I1UHTAV I'Kl.TZK
BIRNGRUBER & CO.,
Lager Beer Saloon,
334 South Alamo Stroot.
J6TI''lne Luncli every day, with all
the delicacies of the season. lO-'J-Sin
IEC0ND-HAND BOOKS bought and sold all
I Sotodad atroct.opposlte courthouse
IMPORTANT If you dcslro city trado. ndvor
tlso In tho Light, tho most generally read
paper In tho oily,
EYE! MR! NOSE!
s, Kan, Nme or Throat, i
and quickest relief and c
MAN ANTONIO
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY,
Cor, of Houston and St. Mary's Sis.,
Which ! the moat thnmuithly titled up, and
miiliiM,,! with even thhiK necessary, Including
IheiWII and nperleiiMa hundreds or ensea
can teatlfy who have been treated there) of
anylnalllullon for llio treatment of thlp spe
cialty In Inn Mouth or West.
ItKVl-HKMCI'.S.
The following nro only n few of the tnany
m-raons who havo lie-en pencilled and cured by
treatment at this luitltulloni
.J"'. -'"- J. K. Ilolilnsoti, catarrh In
throat, Han Anlonlni T. II, Johnson, catarrh In
throat, tnnnager Ban Antnnlo Light! K, Kuhn,
catarrh of llio head, Denver, Cul.t Mlaa Mary
1 raser, catarrh or tho throat and cars, Nowi
Ucotlai Hank Newton, catarrh of the throat
eics, pan Antonloi .Mlea II. Loundsbury,
cntanli of Ihu throat and head. Ban Antonio.'
..?!'" 'A A: I'nsther. Bnn Anlouloi W.
Illetert, lloerno! Jam, a Davis, Ban Antonloi
Oeorge, son of w. c. Dauirhcrty, Bherlll Krlo
, v. imugneriy, titicrlll r No
ll, Tel.; W. W. Ilcrry, i:q . Han
Murphy, Ban Antonio: IS. T.
I J. II. Jones. .Major T.T.Tcel,
AtitniUo! J. II. SI
Allen, I'carsallt J. II. Jones, J
J. (J. Dicrtncier. Ban Atilonlu.
llm r.ysa-Il. I I. Ilrccillng. blcplinrltls cilia
" Mi'J'ir T T. Tecl, ptcrjlunit II. O. Had
state, gninular lids and keratitis) Frank New.
ton, alilclurcilHchrjinnl ductal I.. II. Lambert,
daughter, blennorrhicalo conjunctivitis! An
ton Ha iiuiuda, aculo eoujunetlvllls! J W.
t'nsey.daugliter.lrltls; Hathel llrcslln.chorol.
d lla aoroaal W. A. t'arnahan. Irldn eft litis,
all of San Antonio! II. J. Vincent, Uitulla,
u evr nn corneal W. II Ilrown, Lcoavlllc.gran
liar lids and kerato-lrltlsl W. J. llogge, Cagle
l-ass, cataract! Oeorge IXH-abcrg, daughter,
Castro; Hie, Btrabliama: JlaeeBorcll, llelmout,
entrpplum and trichiasis! Ilobcrl drier, 1'ana
Maria, pterygium and leukomas II. C, llurrn,
llanclio, ehionlo conjunctlvltla and keratitis!
A. O. Decker, Btoekdalc, traumatic ulcer ami
hjpoploii! W, J. Tcrrlbcrry, Baltllln, Meiloo,
trauuiHUo glaucoma. U-ln-tf
EYE, EAR, THROAT!
Clias. Deady.M. D.O. ctaCliir,
t.itte BtirKfon t tho New York Oplitlmtiiila
lloppitiil tn id I'roh'HM.ir nr Uphtlmlmoloiry Iti
tho 4'4IJ-iru or tlio iNew Vork Onhtlmlinlo non.
intnl. DiKt-iifacii or I.Vi:, IIAU.TIIUOAT imd
MWi; tin eJieluhho vpx'lully, Itcliiittion
lesttd it inl eoi rett jrltuwes prcserlltetl.
oi fici; 104 t Houston hTUi;irr.
Oillco liotirfl-II to 12 m.t H ton p. m. Nooflk-o
hourtt on LKiilluy. litnldfiiic 4! Uoiuiinit
tit-tt. TeleplHiiielC. leileneo,:i'll. y-lii:m
TH-RUtql
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TOR SALE BY
J. E. Thomas, Agt.
220 Commerco St., San Antonio.
HENRY LAAGER,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS,
Real Estate and Loan
General Avon! for Adami St WlckrV lots and
Improved property In all partj of tlio city,
Special Httentlon paid to Lnnds In Hoot hweal
OlIIco 27 WcPt Comrncrco strwt.
GEO. R. HINES,
Real Estate and Loan Broker.
LOANS NKIIOTIATISII.
Improved anil Unimproved City Lots nnd
Country Land for Sale and llcnt.
ROOM S KAMPMANN BUILDING,
SAN ANTONIO. TKXA8.
AHGLE & MADDQX
atl Commerco Street,
LAND DEALERS AND AGENTS.
Real Estate and Agonoy Duslnoss.
WANTED -Kvcrj body to know that nice Job
l'rlntlng Ii done at tho Light oillco at
rilHI REPUBLIC OF MEXICO For rollable Infor
J uiatlon about Jiloxtoo purchaso tbo book
win
f cN. ntYt' ., ouTor onpi-R.
MISSOURIJPA
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN R. R. DIVISION.
SOLID T jE-?. A I IsT S
With All Jlialern Improvctnenli Hi rough lletwcen
Galveston nl St Lonis . San Antonio ana St, Louis
Via Texarkana, VlaDcnlson,
Without Changoof Cara of nny Dcacrlptlon, and Only lino Change to
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
And Other I'rlncl.nl Citlca In tho
NORTH A. ND EAST.
NlllvTolrl.'WilffiiliW.X'atlffiira VfnV.lllo'V,,'!-.
J. S. MnriMAMAPA.
Ticket Agent, ill Commerco Street.
H P. HUGHES,
I'. A., llouilon.Tcx.
W 11. NEWMAN.
T. M., nalicatnu, Tot.
A. T. Hensley & Son
t'CCK.OR1 TO SOtJI.lt WILLIAMS
WliolcMiilo and Rental! Dealcr.s In
Colors in Oil and Japan, Plate and Window Glass.
Strictly Pare White Lead,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Etc.
233 East Honslon Street, SAN ANTONIO.
BYRNES
OITICi: UOO.M I,
Composition or
WAHRENBERGER & BECKMANN, ARCHITECTS
OKK1CR AND noVHIII.TATifW immiu,
Oyer lockwood & Kampmann's former
, V ' t ji,'V""u""' "i a" iniormauon tiemrcti oy tiiofe-coiitciiiiilBtliiir to
bulla furnished. Wo acknowledge no anperlor In the profuulon. Call and bcu us.
J. B. Belohradsky & Co.'s
SI ANTONIO CITY BREWERY.
$1,000 REWARD $1,000
Will be paid to any one who will find adulteration of anything
whatsoever in our Beer. We furnish Pure Goods and Defy
Outside Competition. Bottled beer delivered to any part of
the city or country.
J. H. KAMPMANN, President.
LONE
SAN ANTONIO! TEXAS.
I will put up $500 that I can tako
DR. JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD P0RIFIER
And euro any caso of Syphilis or Scrofula on oarth, and guaran
tee a pori'oct and permanent euro.
D. P. BARR,
Solo Agent for tlio Htnto,
Northwest Corner Main Plaza, San Antonio.
H. SCTOLT11
IS STILT. IN TUB LKAD, AND ANNOUNCES THAT III! HAS
Stoves for the Million I
Thu Farmer (Jlr I Is tbu
Into Oils market. Aiiioiik
mitb in thu Toxhh llcuutVi
llreiikriiflt nnd Diamond fn
hitiul. Cooklntr Uteimlli,
Hound AitHlo Wii re. Hurt),
Tin Hhop ffirttiomiitiufuo
GALVANIZED
ia onnneeted with my en
proinntlyHtlendfdlo, lleat
Htul ik'Uvcred froo to any
No. 9 West Commerce Street.
MARTIN &
Dulldlne Mntorlal of U WuJa, Bhaii. or ilzoa. A largo auorlwont nt Ornamental
aooil alwayi In stock. Wo kocp oointnritly un lianil largo qusntltlraM llio novor yet ur.
IiaawU J, Hnl3Ch'8 Dorb and Fence Wire. Wo aro (ucconsful ooraiotltor In I rloo
anil irood". Como and bo convinced.
OFFIGE :
SOUTH OF SUNSET DEPOT, " - SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
W. F. SIMMONS.
Ticket Agent I. (J. N. Ilepot.
B. W. McCULLOUGH.
(I, l'.T A.,(lalvi jon.Teta.
& KERR,
HOMlllAII HUICK.
Gravei Roofing.
nny kind of
Iitl to.
Bank, Cor. YtHrrl and Commerce Streets.
OTTO KOEHLER. Secretary and Manager
STAR
TflB77M'1'" "thcr leudliiK1 linuidrf.
tlio mjw Cliurni, tliu liitriy
laruo gunntltlesnhvinaoii
Llitlery.Tablo Wuro, Aran-
A well rctfti lilted
tiiMlRliinmt. Orders mo
Cedar C'hnroniil un Imnd
jjurt of tliu oily.
SCHRYVER,
OF ALL
SORTS, KIKDS
ANIl ' '
QMUTIESl