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Wednesday August 1 1 1886.
Hiu-0 the Light Mailed.
Subscrlt'crs leatlng tho t'lly for the in
ner. or anytime
Tins Texan libel law cannot bo leaded
as of authority In the matter of tleterm-
nlng Mexico! right ;to Imprison try
oondemn sentence and refuio to yield
up an American citizen upon tbo de-
mand of the United States' government.
Texas libel law mar damn Texas but It
don't save Mexico. Give us straight
goods.
Mexican war feeling was made to play
Its little part In stimulating the enthu-
siasm of the democratlo convention yes-
terday. Temporary Chairman llonner
tied the Cutting allalr to the tall of his
democratlo kite and sent It gracefully
sailing sailing sailing toward the
empyrean but It did not materialize on
Its return trip and; Wynne raked In the
permanent chairmanship.
Tumi is but one sentiment among
American citizens concerning these
Mexican outrages. The person upon
whom they have been perpetrated la of
no account does not enter Into the case
at all. The question In Cutting's caso Is
one of citizenship purely. As a citizen
of the United States ho was demanded
by the United States to be tried for b'.s
offences by the United States. This de-
mand Mexico refuses and In so refusing
Insults this government. For this insult
she must apologize or fight.
Bartow banks his ball clear outside
the string In charging "Old (Jiff" with
the shortcomings of the Light editorials.
Mr. Clifford has not had a grip on the
editorial quill of this sanctum since the
last Chicago convention and the Exam-
iner's guess on Mexican mining stock Is
about ai near the mark as Its prediction
that ltoss would be nominated by accla-
mation at Galveston. Ilartow trips up
on his guessing school all round. Fare-
well dim adumbrations of the capltol
and coveted honors of secretaryship.
There aus not wanting Indications to
show that no one man holds the vote of
the Mexicans of Bexar county In his
pocket as heretofore. A split Is noted In
the ranks and the secession from the
fold of the Mutuallsta which came to the;
surface last September Is more apparent
than ever. A movement Is on foot to
unite the seceding clubs Into one com-
mon body and should this prove effect-
ual the permanent division of the Mexi-
can vote of this olty as a municipal en-
tity would be accomplished.
Conqkzssman Miixt Is authority for
the statement that Uncle Sam means
war If Cutting Is not released and that
movements having that alternative In
view have not been overlooked. He ex.
piesses the opinion that this government
haa ample cause to declare war against
Mexico and that that republic must
either apologize or fight. The dignity
of the United States government must
be upheld. The liberties and rights of
Americans in Mexloomust be respected
lfln accomplishing these results It be-
comes necessary to fight the United
States most light-but all the same It
Is a fearful alternative and one which all
sober thinking men will deprecate. If
It be war however Instead of an apolo-
gy let It be short sharpdeclslve. There
Is no sense In this government making a
move across the border until she Is
ready and then every power of the gov-
ernment should be Invoked to whip
Mexloo Into decency Just as nulok as the
presiding devil who superintends old
earth's brimstone arrangements will let
til. If we cannot secure our citizens In
their right! without war; ir we
cava war let us have It bard
and hot and get through with
It speedily that trade may re-
sume Its wonted channels; when we
an through with It saddle the cost on
Mexico and compel her to give guaran-
tee! for future good behavior.
Tint Kasurks case Is a very different
one from that of Cutting. In bis case
the United States Territory was Invaded
by foreign officers and a resident ab-
ducted. It matters not In this case as to
tho citizenship. The extradition trest-
les between the two republics wero
grossly violated by Mexican officers and
a murder oommltted. The Invasion of
American territory Is the offence and
the connivance of our own officers In the
affair does not absolve the Mexican gov-
ernment from Its responsibilities In the
case.
Tiik matter of celebrating the centen-
nial of the adoption of the constitution
or the United States Is taking form.
The action of the senate In placing the
matter In the hands of a committee Is
looked upon as committing the govern-
ment to the proposed celebration. Wash-
ington has taken up tho matter heartily
and a strong local committee Is at work
on such an organization as will Include
tho mayors of the principal cities and
the governors of the states In the gen-
eral committee. Three years later 1W2
will come the JOOth anniversary of the
discovery of America and In these two
events this country will be afforded an
opportunity to form a permanent ex-
position of tbo three Americas and
establish a national museum on a scale
helUIIng the wealth and the com-
mercial and political Importance of this
nation.
Tiik state democratlo convention met
yesterday had Its preliminary skirmish
over temporary chairman and adjourned
until to-day. The vote was really a test
of strength of tho ltoss and tho antl
Koss men. It. N. Wynne of Tarrent
county was the nominee of the ltoss
men and Thomas It llonner of Smith
was the representative of the opposition
llonner was elected by a vote of 303 to
308. First blood for the opposition.
I-onsi.tNA and Florida aro reaching
out their hands for northern capital
northern brains northern workmen and
northern settlers as no other states In
tho South aro doing. The agricultural
advantages of these states are set forth
In documents newspapers pamphlets
Immigration circulars and by special
agents sent north for that purpose until
these states are better known than any
others along the gulf. Both of these
states are rapidly adopting northern
views on questions of agriculture trade
education and public Improvements.
They are becoming modernized as Is In
fact all that south which Is making
Industrial progress. Free trade theories
are being discarded and the pure doc-
trine ol Industrial protection Is coming
to be accepted as the only one upon
which the new south can be endurlngly
founded. All this gives hope political
and Industrial for the future and an
assurance that even Texas will not for-
ever wago war upon her own Industries
for the sake of democratic consistency
as sbo so conspicuously did In her en-
dorsement of J. D. Sayers for re-election
to the national congress. How the
democratlo wool-growers of this con-
gressional district could swallow
"Jodle's" votes against wool tariff In
that fashion Is one of those mysteries of
democratic politics which like the peace
of the Infinite One passelb understand-
ing. Tbo years will change this and
even now there arises a hope of better
things; for this we labor and for this wo
wait.
Tiik New York Herald directly charges
that Cleveland In signing the oleomar-
garine bill has traveled outBlde or the
federal constitution; that he did the
same thing as governor of New York In
upprovlng the oleomargarine bill passed
by the legislature of tho Umpire state
which bill was afterward set aside by
the New YorK oourt of appeals. This
oleomargarine bill will be tested In the
supreme court of the United States be-
fore Its Iniquitous provisions are
accepted. The manufacturers of the
product have determined on this course
and will take Immediate steps to resist
the collection of the tax and force a
decision upon the constitutionality or
the law In the supreme court 'of the
nation. The matter Is In the bands of a
committee with full power to act.
Tiik democracy at Galveston are not
happy. When the committee on per-
manent organization met there were
live members of the committee absent.
The Ross men were In the majority and
they took hold of business on time
rushed it through and adjourned the
vote standing fourteen for Wynne and
twelve for Bonner. Two Bonner men
then entered the committee room and
demanded a vote. This was denied them
and tbey were told that the committee
had finished Its business. A minority
report was threatened and for some
time there was muslo In the air but
harmony finally prevailed and a unani-
mous report will be made. This does
not alter the fact that the permanent
charlmanshlp of the convention Is
awarded to a minority of the nominat-
ing committee fourteen out of thirty-
one. What the result will be cannot
now be forscen but It Is certainly a
great point gained by the ltoss men. At
the same time the results of the vote for
both temporary and permanent chair
man show that Ross has not even a ma-
jority of the convention much less the
two thirds necessary to nominate. It
also shows that bis forces are wide
awake and will take advantage of every
kink In the great game the stakes
piaycu mr oeing me governorship of
Texas.
Tiik trial of the Cblcsgo anarchists
develops the fact that on the whole they
are gentlemen or leisure given to barm
less scientific experiments with the most
destructive materials known to the
labratory and are themselves as much
puzzled as anyone to account for the
mysterious explosion which had such tin
fortunate results at the old Haymarket.
The court seems constituted In such a
way that the result will be a most mvi.
terlous disappearance of the principal
experimenters after the Jury returns Its
verdict so that hereafter there will be
no more mention of them made among
men or outside of Chicago police and
anarchist circles.
Oloiit enough for one day. San An-
tonio returns from the tented Held cov-
ered with laurels and boiling over with
pride and enthusiasm. Three prizes out
of the grand total of six offered for In-
fantry companies fall to the lot of the
Alamo city rifle companies. The Ban
Antonlos captured two and the Bel-
knaps one. The first named taking first
In state and third In Interstate and the
Ilelknaps taking second In the state
drill. Now wake the echoes with tbo
well deserved reception "when Johnte
comes marching heme again."
Tiik correspondence between the state
department of Texas and that of the na
tional government at Washington on
the subject of Mexican border outrages
encourages the hopo that tho depart-
ment of state sees the gravity of the
situation and recognizes tho necessity
of making sucjh movements as will com-
pel Mexico to comply with the demand
for Cutting's release. Falling In that
this government must take suoh satis-
faction for the Insult as Is Justified by
the usages of nations If she would not
be disgraced In the eyes of all civilized
peopte.
Till auitation along the Mexican bor
der grows In Intensity of feeling If not
In Intensity of speech. The fact Is very
generally accepted that this matter of
the treatment of American citizens In
Mexico must be settled and settled now.
The cactus republlo must understand
the terms on whloh she maintains her
separata existence peacefully. If Amer
ican citizens cannot bo protected by the
authorities of Mexloo against the mini-
ons of nny particular state of that dis
jointed republic then tho United States
must see that such protection as is neces-
sary to render her citizens secure Is ac-
corded them by such (.Mb. CblhuMiua
nay be so Independent of President Diaz
as not to recognize his demands but she
Is not so Independent of the necessity of
treating American citizens decently as
to absolve her from the consequences of
grave Infringements upon their rights.
Mexico has no territory that tho United
States wants ; but If It becomes neces-
sary to establish a protectorate over that
cactus nation In order to seaure the per
sons and property of Amerloan citizens
resident there then that protectorate
will be established. American citizens
In Mexico must be protected In their
liberties their rights or person and of
property How this shall be done de-
pends more on the attitude or Mexico In
this matter than upon this government.
Matters aro moving If It Is slowly and
some conclusion will bo reached before
many days. In the mean time Texas
grows Impatient.
VoLOJiTKUts for the possible war with
Mexico are freely offering themselves in
all the states from the Rocky mountains
as far east as the Pennsylvania border.
There Is really no necessity or hurrying
the mourners. Uncle Samuel feels bis
age and the dignity of his democratlo
antecedents and moves alow but he' Is
moving. Give the old gentleman a
chance. If war oomes It will come soon
enough to satisfy the fire eaters and
probably last long enough to give those
ho thirst for glory or the grave a
chance to quench their martial longings
In the coveted land of the cactus and the
palm.
NEWS BREVITIES.
The Australian colonics are all legis
lating against the Chinese.
There are over 3000 visitors In Yellow
stone park at present.
Western India's cotton croD Is exuect-
ed to bo the largest ever recorded.
Professor Barnard of Columbia col
lege brings forward facts and figures to
show that Florida was discovered In
1812 Instead or 1513 as Mr. Bancroft puts
It In the latest edition or his history.
Miss AI co E. Me kleham. the irrand-
daughter and ward or Thomas Jefferson
who was uiscnargeu irom uer position
In the patent office on Saturday was re-
instated Mondav. She was dismissed
by mistake.
Oxford university which has Just re-
fused an honorary degree to Henry Irv-
ing because be Is an actor Is neverthe-
less growing more and more liberal.
The theatre Is to be countenanced by
the faculty In the future as a source or
amusement.
General Roulanger the French minis-
ter made a retort In the chamber or
deputies recently that will be remem-
bered. A certain deputy after hauling
him over the coals for something said
"The army will Judge." "The army will
never Judge while I am at Its head" was
the answer; "It will obey."
Houghton ball the home of the Wal-
fioles for 400 years which Is situated In a
avorlte part of Norfolk England was
seld at auctl.n for $1(00000 on July 22.
The purchaser got the grounds and sur-
rounding woods Including four entire
villages thirteen farms with residences
and several church livings. Sir J. Ellis
Is the new lord or the ancient seat.
William 11. Clifford nominated by tho
demoorats to run for congress against
Keed of Maine la a son of thelate Judge
Clifford of the United States supreme
court. Ue Is an able lawyer and made
an unsuccessful race for congress In 1872.
Labor Interests complicate the situation
In the district this year and the result Is
uncertain though a heavy republican
majority Is usually returned.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Jultlctorihs Peiee Prsclncl Ho. I
Tim Liiimt Is authorized toannomioo f'lm.
M. Dames ns a candidate for llio ollieu of
Justice- of tho Peace Precinct No. 1 or lloxar
county at the ensuing election.
For Constable Precinct No. 1.
Wo aro authorized to nnnouneo as candlduto
ltafaol it. Martinez for thootllce of const hUo
for precinct No 1. at tbo election Jn Novem-
ber who solicits tho support of all citizens.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR. '
Wo aro authorized to announcoj.S.lUuRAr
as a candidate for Tax Collector of lloxar
county at tho ensuing November election
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
To tho Voters of Bexar County j
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the position of Assessor of lloxar county at
tho November ejection.
i U. LA 11 ATT.
Thcro Is nothing that adds so much to iHr-
sonal beauty as a set of pearly whlto teeth and
pure sweet breath lly using MOllLUVS
bltlDONTO tho teeth aud gums are kept In
perfect order and a fragrant breath assured.
Only ft) oents a box. Liquid and iwdcr.
For sale by F.Kaltoyer&Son. ' '
NOTICE
To Our Customers and the Public
Our store will close1 at 8 p. m. overy night
except Haturdays for tbo months or July and
August. A. Kaiim & Co. 73tf
Furnished room for rent. Inquire
at 210 Blum street or this office. tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Omen Ban Antonio Bt. K'tICo.I
April 21 18SC.
During the summer last oar on the
Ban I'edro lino will leave the Springs at
10:30 p. m.exocpt Saturday and Sunday
on which days they will run regular till
11 p.m.
Kxtra cars can be had at alt hours by
parties wishing to remain later.
A. BMJtNAr President.
AdllOSUMOIhSrt
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Byrup
should always be used for children
teething. It sooths the child softens
the gums alleys all pain cures wind
colic and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. 35 cents a bottle. 7-22-lyr
ach Intnem-ss. sprains lutnhngo
than any other remedy. Wo guarantee that
Wonilcrfill l:ight.wl.l euro you and relievo you
of pain. Sold by F. Kalteycr Bon.
Inlsrestlng Isporlenets.
lllratn Cameron furniture dcftlerof Colutn-
linn (In. toll hi experience thust "Kor
three years have tried every remedy on the
tnnrkct for Hlotnach and Kidney Disorders
but got no relief until 1 used Klectrlo Hitters.
Ky.
Ki.lr
Illcctrlo Hitter
Sold at GO cents a bottlo by A. Drclss.
Job printing In every variety at
bottom prices done at the I. ioiit office.
PLEASURE RESORTS.
THE
The Southern Palace of
AMUSEMENT.
MILITARY PLAZA.
MAX SAMUELS
Manager.
SAM PEDRO SPRINGS.
Only Resort of Pleasure In the
Ctty of San Antonio.
Concert (tally from 3JO to 10:00 p. m.
A variety nramuBementi Tor young and oM
Kofresh merits of all kinds. Plenty of Bliiule.
A flrnt-claan roAtaunuit Is attached to tbo es
tablishment.
4-15-8m V. K Kit FILE Proprietor.
SI0K FEST'S GARDEN
Sooth Floras Street. Near Aransas rasa
Hallway Depot.
Ainuerments of all kinds during ttio wifk
.ml on Hundays.
Iairer Ihwr and other refreshments.
Dnnco every Hu inlay
Tho public and strangers Invited. 4-lM)m
Yeramendi Garden and Bar I
Wines Liquors and Cigars.
H01 FHEC LUNCH FROM 10 TO 12 M.
NIO IIAMKEN A CO.
aio aio
ALAMO GARDEN
J. D. FRY MANAGER.
Bar Room Restaurant
AND ICE CREAM.
Preparing of largo public and prlvato dinners
and BupKrs for parties tails etc. a specialty.
East Side Alamo Plaza San Antonio Texas.
VANCE HOTEL
FHANK BTAIllt IMUH'lUCTOIt
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN..
Rooms with board $1.50 to 1 3.00 per day ac-
cording to locality; also rooms without board
Lines of street cars pass tho doors between
both depots every eight ml mites.
tVluconucctlon with tho hotel will keep
his regular Fish and Oyster business. 0-0-tf
MRS. E. T. REED
26 Soledad St.. Sin Antonio Ton.
Cigars. Tobaccos and Smokers' Articles.
China and Clay PJt'8 on hand.
i In connection with i
TIRED OUT!
tun Piwon Tinirljr eTsSTTW
Wftnnlo. I It ON inlni In
fl its' I'tworiiitiou (ur Uwww
iismk1 buUthuau
1!
11IJKLET. ItttdlDf lihnloUn Of 0pii"K-
uUlu'ktt.rs I. . thoroofli! giwd modi'
I la .11 oilier form citron In kna.lucon.
Iti(.nnl lh...tora lmn'. r.n llHCer. Unra.1!.
. t.ltl o.oM-lty. It t. .11 tliat U cUinwl for It.
llll. W. N. WATTna 131 Tlilrir-nounrl tn.t
flj ....Un.n. D.O.m.i "Brown'. Iron llltwn I.
' .'foulo of tin . N.ilhln. IMW. haute
li uw Kiro .tmurta o J ImorovM digMUoa.1
Oc uiln. hu .bora Trad. JU.rlt.tul eroMod nd llaan
I wr.puor. Tuvko no blbrr. Utdaotil br I
UUUVt.1 UIKUllIALVUllALTlMaiUiltul
9its
;4i H BEST TONIC
o il- Inu tm-dicim) U.U U nut Inlurkin.
1: irlrl.ti tut lllood Idvlgnrn
it hi. Ue Ntorc Aiittlltc. Aids III
MISCELLANEOUS.
wsforSs
SELF-RAISING
TIIKIIKAI.TIIFm AND NUTIIITIOU8
Baking Powder.
I ten tores to tho Flour tho Rtrenolh-glrlng
Phosphates that aro rcmorcd with the bran.
;nicn aro required iy ino system. No
Home Testimony
From
George H. Kaltoyor
CHEMIST
HAN Aft TON IO - - TKXAB
San Antonio Tex. July 1 m.
I purchasod In this elty apackagoof Prof.
Horsford's SelMtalsIng llroad Preparation
and suhmlttvd It to a chemical examination
and Hnd that tho samo is composed of pure
and non-poisonous chemloals.
Tho idea of Prof llorsford was Indeed a
grand ono In supplanting tho ludlgestlhlotar-
tarato of soda which Is always the end result
or all Halting Powders composed of Cream of
Tartar and Soda by tho solublo phosphate or
Unio and soda tho very nutrltlvo raluo of i
bread and tho bwic-producing elements of
nature.
It Is certainly tho best and most heat thy
bread-raising preparation ever offered to tho
public and every mother that has tho health
of her children at heart should use no other
1 can only Join In the endorsement given by
the lato colobratcd chemist. Prof llaron V.
Lleblg.to this preparation In saying: "I con-
sider this invention as ono of tho most useful
gifts which science has mado to mankind."
For Sale by all Grocers. Try It.
Infirmary Remedies &c.
EYE! EAR! II!
AND THROAT.
8AM ANTONIO
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY
Cor. of Houston und St. Mary's Sti.
Which is tho most thoroughly fitted up of
any Institution of tho kind In tho Statu.
a mo I In Ban Antonio slncolMI
Auction $ Commission
Merchant Ileal Kstate Agents und
General Collectors.
Havo ample store room and will storo con-
signments or sell them at private salo or at
auction at No. 7 West Houston street Comal
JOHN KINAHAN
Fish and Oysters
The Bay Fishery
Depot on Gataw street south of and oppo-
site tho cathedral. Is a well known fish stand
where everything In that lino Is kept In ro-
f rigerators built for that purpose Hah both
Gulf river and lake fish aieto be bad. with
shrimp crabs turtles etc and at bottom
prloee A wagon is on hand to deliver fish
twlco per day during tho forenoon and from
4 o'clock to 0:30 o'clock In the evening.
The poll to and alTablo "Klnahan" Is In
charge and will tako pleasure In wafting upon
you.
RACKET! fi SALL1WAY
Plain and Ornamental Plasterers
Only 1'reotlcal Cement and Htucoo Workers
In tbo city riastor Bltair cltra Nello Terra
Uotta I'oilms and Keen's Cement Manufac-
turers of
Patent Stone Mantels.
Itepalrlnir In alUts branches promptly done.
All work iruaranteed.
orriCES-XIS . Comm.res and IIS St. Miry'l II.
ALAMO IRON WORKS;
Engines Boilers Gins and Mill
MACHINERY
Mado and Repaired
JAMES MURPHY
ARCHITECT
OmCB-No. 11 DBVINB OU1I.DINO.
Corrospondcnco Bolloltod.
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS
ffiBread
rrepamliori.
SPRING !and SUMMER
The Grand Opening
AT
L. Wolfson's
lNtriip
DRESS GOODS DEPARTfT
Siriai ii Sur Sis!
Plain and Burrali.
WOOLEN GOODS
Nun's Vclllnr. Ilatlsles Tamlso nnntlnirs.
cto . Ktaplo and Domestlo (louds.
Grenadines and Lavns
In Stripe! ami plain Checkered andl'lnln.
IN THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
All tho Latest Styles and Patterns for Pprlnir
and Hummer Wenr can li seen anil wllllio
trimmed to suit the most fastidious taste.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Is the finest and largotttnf nnylldngctcr soon
In West Toia. embracing alt tho .Lai cut l'iu
terns andStrk'8.
I do not trve goods away but will sell at such low
figures purchasers will not go any furtherwhen thev
once price my goods. A call is cordiallysolicited.
L. . WOLFSON
Main Plaza and Aceqnia Street San Antonio Tex.
KUOENK STAFFED.
STAFF EL & KUHL
Gonoral Commission Merchants Cotton Wool and Hides.
A(rents3for Weir Sulky Plow Steel Hiding and Walklnir Cultivators ICorn and Cotton
Planters DeerlnK Mowers Iteapers Hinders and Harvesting Machines.
Littles Chemical Fluid and Powder Dips. .'
NO. 1 9 NAVARRO ST. - - SAN ANTONIO.-TEX.
J. H. MARQUART
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
dents' Calf llooU from ! upward f rjors' Hoots or all descriptions: rioys' Hlioos oalf and
grain In button and lace.
Thr.BoamlcRsOXF01tn PATKNT LIUTIIRIt DANC1NO PUMP nicest Bhoo Initio mar
kct. Elegant Ul'IIUA SI.II'PKIi-S Just tho tiling for a nloo present. Pull lino of I1KAVV
IUX1T8 nest In tho market! prlco (5.1)0. Come and oxamlno tnem A comploto stook of
Oenl.' i-lNK IIUTTON LACItand Ualtor Shoe. Tliey should bo seen to bo appelated.
twin addltiou to my stock of Hoots and Phoos 1 earry all kinds of shoo polish for
ladles' and children's shoos and tho colobratcd "T. M. Ulaeklng. for rents' shoes.
tarorders for any stylos of Hunts and Shoes will bo promptly oxecutod. A nloo It and
goneral satisfaction guaranteed.
missouripacificr:y system
INTERNATIONMJND R. DIVISION.
solid a: l. i nsr s
With All Modern Improvements Through Hotwoon
Galveston and St. Louis I San Antonio & St. Louis
VIA TEXARKANA. VIA DENISON.
.Without Changoof Curs of any Uosorlpttou and Only Ono Chango to
Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Baltimore Washing-
ton Philadelphia New York Boston
And Other Principal Cltlos In the f
NORTH AND EAST.
. SF"?" 'SSllS 8an. An'onl? t :30 a. m. lias Pullman llotol Car via Donlson through
to St. Louis. pTTraln loavlngSan Antonio at lull p. in. has Pullin.ln Palaoo Sloeilng Car
yla Uonlsnn through to Kansas City connecting nt Donlson with Through Blooper to St
Louis. (Vl'assongers hooked to and from all points In KUItOPK via tho ''AMBttlOAN" 8
S. Lino hotweon I'llll.ADKLPIIIA and LIVKIil'OOL and the UKD 8TAH 8 S. Lino b
tween NEW VOltK. PIIILAUKLPIIIA and ANl WIiltP. For full Information oail on
J. S. MacNAMARA.
Tloket Agent 2H5 Commerce Streot Kampir
H.P. HUGHES.
P A. Houston Tex.
SAM ANTONIO ft ARANSAS PASS RAILWAY
MISSION ROUTE.
Until further notloo our trains will run as follows .Dally except Sunday
Luvi Si Antonio s:3o a. u
Arrivb at Bkevillk 5.55 P M
SouninoDNj Trains Lkavx IIkevillk 6:15 p." m.'
" ' " Hkidmork OilBrM
Arrivx at 1apaixtk 7.J5 r M
Northbound Tralnu I.kavk Tai-amm-h olao a" u!
" " " Skidmork 7:30 a."m.
" " Dekville 8:45 a. m
Arrivi at San Antonio ox) p. u.
rfiii;oii!cL.lSaini A wnl J'lM?urt J'ioIOo and Southorn Paolflo Hallways! at Jlores-
vllle with Stage Lines for Sutherland Springs Pleasanton and LavonUa: at Kenody for
Christ? and all polntasou Ith. ' ""Mn clo" haclt connection at Papaloto for Corpus
U. LOTT' B. F. YOAKUM
President and Onn.ral Manager. Trafflo Manag.r.
RICE &
(Lnto with Hloe Horn
s - LJO 33
DHOP IN AND SEE US VfrHEN YOU ARE IN TOWN.
MARTIN &
Building Material of all kinds shapes nr sues. A large assortment of Ornsment
Goods always In stock. We keep constantly on hand large quantities' of tho never yet sur
passef J. HalSOh'S Barb and Fence Wire. W an suooossfu' competitors in brio
and goods. Come and bejoonvlnood. p"
OFFICE
SOUTH OF SUNSET DEPOT - - SAN ANTONIO TEXAS.
In Gloves Lacesand FancyiGobds
NAINSOOK AND MULL
In troth Wlilte and Colored.
littio larirt-Rt In Ban Antonio delected from
tlio best factories.
FURNITURE AND CARPETS I
Tho Furniture Department Iff oompletewlth
Household Ooodi and he will suit everybody
in thti lino. Amonjr other pondi we find I'luih
Tarlnr HulU Mohair Parlor Suits Walnut and
Ash llcdroora Hults Wardrobes Chairs Ilodr
liruesols and Ingrain Carpets Jtugs Mat
tlnfr. Curtains Wliidow Shades. Etc Ooun
ALHXANDKIt KMIL.
W. P. SIMMONS
i llulldlng. Ticket Agent I. ft O. N Depot.
B. W. MCCULLOUGH.
a. P. ft T. A. Dallas. Texas
DALLAS
ft Co. New Orleans La.)
Stoves Tinware HpipForalSulng-GoodV
SOLE AGENTS 1'OIt
Cotton Plant Stovos and Ranges
The BEST on Earth
Now York Enamol Paint Company's Mixed Pain
Uest In tho market. Large lino of Heating
Stoves at Low Prloes.
Ss 35 West Oommbbok Stekkt.
SCHRYUER
OF ALL
SORTS KI5DS
AND
EQUALITIES I
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