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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-24
SQm's

gs siebt mebr &atarrb in tieler &C.
genb bes Qanbes, als ale anbern Grants
beiten suiammengenommeu, unb big in
bic lebtsn Sabre belt mon i'm fur
unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang ertIdrten
IGN 9oftoren fir cine lofaIe &rantbeit
unb peri6rieben lofale 9eilmittel unb
ertldrten i'm, neil ie TIN be1tdnbig nit
lofaler gebarblung ni1t furirten, fir
unbeilbar. Die MiHeni9aft bat Be.
mieien, baB Der 2atarrb cine Ron1iitus
tionsfranfbeit 1T unb baber eine fon}i=
tutionsmdbige 8ebanblung %erforoert.
9aa's Ratarrbsqur, fabri3irt bon s.
5. Cheney & Co., SoIebo, o., 1T Bic
ein5ige ieBt im Marfte befinbli9e tonfis
tutionele Sur. sic Diro in Doien
bon 10 Sropfen al eitem 55eel1felboa
e~ingenommen. sic pirtt brett auf bas
8lut un6 bic i9leimigen Sberfd9en
bes epitems. sic bieten bunbert Sol
Iars fAr ieoen Sal an, ben -es nidt fu.
rirt. 2aBt @u@ girfulare unb 3eug.
niie fommen. Mbreiirt
). s.. @henep & Co.,
Soleoo, Ohio.
GANn.H~..r 49,. OVS.lu re Ire
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balten uirb, mel@er fe in ben meiiten
iibrigen Sbeilen beg 2an6es 10 urDors
tbeilbaft fennaeiduet.
Cine berbdltniBmdbig groBe Sbdtig=
felt bat troB Der unginfigen Wittes
ruusseinflife int 9aufe Der b%orisen
Mo9e bic teranif9e @iienbabnfepe,
gung %entfaltet, unb atuar fnb es Dor
allen amei, gerabe aud fit ben SibDes
fen Interchangeable 8abnen, tpelde on
Der Spibe bieier 8eue9uns geltanben
babsn. 3and9it uniere San Mntonio
unb Mranfaspabbabn; jung wie He 1T,
bat lie bereits cine 2ebenstraft entui-
delt, pel6e tie ben anberen groBen
8obn : SDftemen bes Staates beis
niabe ~ebenbirtig on Die Seite felt.
sic bat reide Sbeile beg 9ibmefens
aufgei9loKen, wel@e big babin ebne
gijenbabnperfebr mareu, pie 9abaeea
Co., unb ibr Weiterbau bis 9outon 1T
10 gut mie gefidert; aber ibr gbrgei3
9ebt meter. Wie aus Dallas mitges
tbeilt tpirb, liest bic MbR9t Dor. iie
bon Oou5ton aus bia 2~ibingfton lber
bic @renaen bes States Seras binaus
tod 2ouiiiana uub BON bort aus nod
Meribau unb Sadion i'm State Miis
iifippi fortaufabren; es miirbe baour@
eire 8erbinoung amii9en 6oufton unb
Stem Oorf bergefteat tperben, pel9e
UNI elm betrd1tli9es fiiraer mare, ole
ale @ilenbabnen, mel9e big ieBt bon
Seras na@ Sem Dort fiibren. l1nb
innerbalb unieres Stats 1T bic iange
Mranfas paB Babn eifrig an ber Ut.
belt. bic i'm 8au begrifene Strede mad
Maco-uno bon bort aus aler Wabrs
fdeiulidteit nod big Dallas - au boil
lenben. lleber bic Weiterfibrung Der
meitli9en 2inie BON RerrbiQe aus bers
Iautet nod nihts Si1eres; bod f9eint
es i'm plane 3u fem, bon bort aus nod
junction gitp gu baueu, UNI bort Mn
f9lmB an bic 0beKa, Sort stodton
unb San MntoniD Balm 3u lu@en.
9ie 3lpeite Babn. tpelde gerabe in Der
leBtsr 3eit cine 10 ungew6bnli9 leb,
bate ShGtigfeit on ben Gag gelest bat,
1T Die gbieago. &od Sslaub uuo pas
cifc Babn; He bat betanntli6 felt
tursem bic @ren3e bon Seras lberi9rit'
ten unb beabli1tigt, bon einert puntte
in Der Ndbe bon Wi@ita Sails aus
lire 2inie iber @olemaa uab tpabrs
i9einli9 Grieori6sburg nod San Mn.
tonic unb Der @olttate quer bur1 Den
Staat gu fibren. Vim 10. Santa,
baben bic Wertreter Der Counties, burd
peI@e bic proieftirte Babn geben miirbt
unb nit beneu bic Babngeie0f9aft f9ou
in unterbanblung getreten TT, eint
Nerlammiung in @isco a~bgebalten, uni
elm Gomite ertpdblt, pel1es nit bel
Babn ben @ertrag abfdlieBeu ioq. Be
Der Gonpeution pertreten maren Bit
Counties: Stephens, gatlanb, 8roun,
Coleman, San Saba, 2lano, Maion
uro Gillespie; iie baben fid anbeiidie
gemd1t, Der @eieIf1aft bas freie Ws.
gere6t, Grunb uub Boben fir BIZ
Babnbofs Nnlagem uno cine @elbun'
~terfibuug 5us fi9ern. Ob es i'm plan'
liest, nit Der Iranfas paB Babn ii
0erbinbung gu treten, III bis babir
| tod niGt befannt.
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Gard.

This is to certify, that the Connec-
ticut Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.,, A. Moye. Agent,
has in all respects fully complied with
the laws Of 1eAas, and that said
Company is entitled to do business
in this State. L.. l.. FOSTER,
Commissioner.
Austin, January 10th, 1888.
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cages > Wenigteiteu.
SnIan b.

YrdIibent Glesetanb ernaunte
Sobn Slair Soge gum Ser. etaatens
Muwalt bes 9iitrifts Columbia. Sen
Scr. Marfbau McDonalb ernonute ct
gum Gif9ereifommifdr als Mn@folger
beg unldn9it berforbenen be1oerbiens
ten prof. Bairb.
Sie benz Senate porgelegte Bill
CUR Nufnabme BON 9ib Dafota aIs
Staat 1T gan3 glei9lautenb nit Der
bpridbrige1 Sill.
Ser Seaat ratifairte ben 1leueft
S6tfsbertrag nit Der Gepublit @uas
temala.
= @eneralpoFmeiitsr DidinIon ua=
ter3ei@nete einen tleuen Wertrag aur
ginfabrung eines Observation-Disclosures
fplfems aDii6en ben Ser. Staten unb
Britii6 0onouras.
Ser ueberi1uB Der Bunoeseins
nabmea l6er Die Musgaben belduft ii9
big iebt i9on fir ben Monat Sanuar
auf iiber $13, 900. 900.
= Sn &i6monb, Mo., lieat Der
%83idbrige @reis 9abib Wbitmer i'm
5terben. Wbitmer 1T Ser lebte 3euae
fit bic nNe9tbeit beg beiligen 8uGes
Enormous" auf benz betanntli6 bic
Gebre Der Mormonen berubt. Mhitmer
geb6rt benz Mormonentbum iibrigens
f6on felt 1888 nidt mebr on, 1T aud
niemals polpsamiff eepeien. Man
boft, bob ct in~terefante gutbllungen
iber ben Mormismus binterlaFen tperbe.
= Die Situation unter ben @tritern
i'm S9unfiqsSb 1T nod u~nperanbert
oieielbe ME felt ben Iebten Wo9en.
Das Bunbes SbergeriGt su
Waibiston bat bas Sobes urtbeil
iber ben ct. Coulter vRoferm0rber"
WarweI bulge 8ropfs beltdtigt. gs
1T bies ber betannte Morbfaa, Der fi9
f9on i'm Npril 1885 ereienete. Mor.
tpell fob bamals, uurbe iebo9 in Neus
@eelan6 mieber psrbaftet. gs uir6 pers
mutbli9 fir ibn Elm @~nabengeiu9 beim
@ouperneur 6es Staates MiKouri eins
gerei9t tpetben.
Sn Nem Oorf tpurbe San.
Oriseol, BET Gtbrer Der berh1tigten
"Whyo's&duberbanbe gebdn9t. gr
bate i'm Stunt 1886 {eiae @eliebte ers
morbet. 9riseol mar elm Desperate
f1limmffer Dirt, ber bot feiner Morb.
that aurndi9redte. S9on breimal tpar
ct auf Idnsere 3eit I'M 3u6tbauie &c.
peien. Nu6 in San 4ntonio mar er
boribergebenb, gtng iebo9 balb mieber
fort, na6bem er In elmer &auferei f1tper
bertpunbet tporben tpar.
NusIanb.
Ser Railer Wilbelm beoauerte
Bel benz gmpfange bes prdfibiums bee
preuBii1m 2anbtages, baB bic &ufun.
gen Der beuti6en @ren3na9barn bic
Soften Der Dur6fibrung bss neuen
WebrgeieBes gu eiuer unbeoingten Notbs
penbigfeit gema9t baben. Ct bofe,
baB, tpenn ni1t unertpartete .3pii1ens
fdle eintreten. bic preuBii9en Giuanaen
ft9 INNER better gei1alten merben.
= Sn @unemalbe in Sa9ien finb
116 Meni9en on 9ridinoie e%rfranfi
unb bieIe BON linen liegen i'm Sterben.
= Ser Bremer Dampfer rSpben=
3olern" lit i'm 6afen BON @enua mil
benz Dampfer n8utibire" %aufammenee'
ffoBen, nobel beibe S9ife ni9t unbe=
trd9tliGen 59aben erlitten baben.
= Mds Wien pirb gemelbet, baB BET
2oburger ii6 8%etpeigert bat, nit BEN
@raber5og Sobann tuegen zines Ser:
5idts auf ben bulgarii6en Sbron su
%uerbanbeln.
= Nerbbles unb bili6fes Gopfreb
unb ale Ma9ens urb nnterleibst6run,
gen gebeilt bur@ Sr. pieree's Pellets
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Die st. SoIepb @eieui9aft bat
folsenbe Beamte ertpdblt: 8eifli9er
Setter, &eb. gfeferforn; prdfbent,
Nnton Mbam; Gice Yrdfibent. peter
S4ifers; Setretdr, 8eniamin 2ange;
99abmeifer, Mm. Menger; Maridaa,
Soiepb Steiuneq; Gabnentrdser, Geo.
WfanbrD; Iiifenten, gilbert unb Muguft
Gahe0. 0ermalter: 5. s. Dielmann,
Sac. Wiebel, 60. 8raoen unb s. 90.
pib.
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saT Seine Gamilie iollte berfdume1,
in benz Gleii9s unb &au6sW aarenges
f6dft bes 0errn 5ranf Broom, SO. 206
eolebabsS traBe einen Yrnbeeintauf 3u
MAIDEN. 9err Bromn bot fi9 bur9
bic 8orSiigli@feit ieinsr feIbffabri3irten
Wurtfs unb &au9maaren bic @uuf
Der Geini9meder ertporben. @r bdIt
beftdubis auf 2ager: ielbitserdu9erte
S6infen, Sped unb 3ungen; &au9s,
Wirss uno p6fels Gleiid, 56meins.
niirfe> Gerbelatz, 2eber., RnobIaudz
unb Wiener : Wurft, S6wartemagen,
8lutDurif, Bologna, G6neinefett unb
frif@es Gleii@ BON ie6er Gattung.
Grant 8ropn n,
Selepbon $50. SO. 2O6 @olebabfr.
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= @bamberlains Nusens unb 9auts
Salbe III cine fi@ere 9eilun9 fiir tpunbe
Brutwaraen, 0autausi9ldge, S9orf,
6le9ten, Sdmorrboiben unb ale anbe=
rem f9mersbaften 9autfraatbeiten unb
uniibertrofen fiir f9limme Mugen.
Sum 8er.auf bel q. gobn & 6 o.,
gde Weft Commerce. II. SibsO fFraBe.
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- Der iber3eugen6e Betpeis fir ben
Wertb bon gbamberlain's 6uftens
Mittel III elm 0erfud. Gum 0erfauf
Bel 81. @o9n & 6 o., @de Meits
Commerce uno StbsO ffraBe.
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Nastanfi Has erfe Gnm

= paBt anf! 1as erfie Gpmp.
tom bon 2eudbufen 1T 6eiierfeit unb
tuenn Gbamberlains Guften . Nebi3in
angepanbt unb fortgebrau1t ipirb, 70
ianrl bic sefdbrli@e Rrantbeit gdn3li9
abgenenbet uub ane @efabr bermieben
tperoen. Gum Derfauf bel q. @ o 3 n
6 o., gde Deff Commerce. uno
SiosO ffraBe.
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- Cine polle DOTS BON gbambese
lains 9uftenmittel mirb Der @rfdltuns
pDrbeugen, tuettn beim eriten Symptom
angepanbt. Gum 8erfauf bel 81.
gobn & Co., gde @et Commerce
unb StbsO ftrabe.
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= 9srr Simon @olf aus @aibings
ton, friiber Gonful in Cairo, tpirb gnbe
biefer Wo9e in Der Spnagoge cine Dor.
leiung iber Megppten balten.
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8inoer 6ran6em off Elm 6armfofts


StdrfuugsmitteI, UNI nabenbe Rranfs
beiten ab%3utpenben. Simmons
2tber Regulator hilft Der 2os
lit. benz Ropfmeb, nerb5iem &opfs
i@mer3, Der i9meren 8er6auung, &ubr
uub oeu Der Rinobeit eisentbiimliden
2e:ben ab. Die gebrudten @ebrdu6s.
onweiiungen inb leidt gu befolgen.
M6sen bic 2inber ben &egulator elm.
nebmen un6 geiuno bleiben. st III
rein pegetabilii@, i@medt angenebm
unb 1T gars barmlos.
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sas-yertanft Don Npotbefern, IS
&ntarrbs6mr.

Wir MAIDEN uniere Seller barauf
aufmertiam, baB an 81. bieies Monats
Der Sermin ablduft, an mel9em bic
etaats. unb @ountpsS teuerrt be3abIt
itin mifen. Wer bieien Sermiu per.
ldumt, siebt fi9 babur6 bebeutenbe
Mebrtofen gu, abgeieben bon aIerlei
S6erereien un6 Standardization.
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= NeuraIgii@e G9mer3en perben
bur6 bic N~nmenbung bon ct. Safobs
Del f@er uno fdneI sebeiIt. Ginfais
Gents bic 6lai6e.
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= Mit einem Qapital bon $40. 900
bat f9 bic San Mntonio 2ob[en.R Rom.
pasnie intorporiren IaFen. Die in.
t%orporatoren finb .. Oppenbeimer, s.
so. @eorse, 6. Suttle. u. 8elfnap,
20. %. Sobep, 20. %. &obins unb s.
s. 2ptle.
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WerIama at

pirb cine tii1tise 9b9iH bel sutem
2Obn. Nad3ufrasen in Der Expedition
oieies 8lattes. 19,1,tup
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Nerpbles unb bili6ies 2opftpeb
unb ale Ma9ens urb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen gebeilt bur@ Sr. pieree's Pellets
-ober antts biIi6ie pilden. rs gts.
bic 6lai1e. Seine poblfeiIen sfa9,
teln, in benen bic Graft Der Mranei Der.
oirbt. 8ei Npoibefern gu baben.
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n

tpirb elm QinbsrmdbGen. Na63ufragen
3immer go. Is Wabnde's 6otel.
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Die fdredIi4ea ToIsen ber Suseabfanben.
0ei9Ie9tsf9pdGe bernrfa9enbs tpobur& @eia
nab A5rper ruinirt perben, permanent &C.
te5lt. 9eraflOpfen, Sdadternbeit, Saamen'
abHnk. 0tba@tnief9ipd1e, 8erluf Der Gner.
gies Mbueieups sesen @efeaf9aft unb NtIan,
9olle oriubIi9 turirt. 8erbeiratbete Wdnner,
ober foIAe, bic f& Strbeiratben poaen, bic in
6oIee bon Snhisei elton in Der Sasenb an Sc.
f6ge4ts. nub Nertenldnd@e Isibea, werbeu
ayinbIi@ tRrirt. Refine MtneraIien ein9ege'
Ben. Snuge Mdnuer, bic lire Belt NIT unfdbi.
gen 9euttn berfHpenbet unb fh@ babur@ 8rant.
Aeifen bss Hopfes. ber Safe, beS 9alfes, bei
eeber, Qunsen, Gineepeibe uub bes Maseni
tngeteeen babeu, berben i6aeI turirt. 2abl
eu@ ui@t eur@ faIfAes S@amsefibI abbalten.
folorf
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aLovEsi eLovEsl

Closing Ont Prices.
One lot of b-button undrcs-cd Kid Gloves
IN .iIcs 9 10 rs at l5c pair, reduced from
tlOO.
one lot oi Asinrhan md Moss Trimming
Braids at 25c, reduced frpm ti2j.
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Laces! Lacesl

;rc-NoTE-Ladics are invited TO examine
our bargains In handmade Torchon LAces,
which We place on our counter tomorrow.
100 pieces Linen Lace, inches wide, at &C,
worth l0c.
800 pieces Linen lace, 2k inches wide, at
0iic, worth 1870.
100 pieces Linen Lace, . inches wide, at
7iic, worth i5c.
100 pieces Linen Lace, 10 inches wide,
at iOc yard, worth zoe and orc.
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Flanuels flames f!

We have foW more Flannels left and
will close them out at the following prices;
Scarlet Twillcd Flannel at &c, reduced
from SOC.
Scarlet Twillcd Flannel nt iSc, reduced
from 3Oc.
White Wool Flannel at isc a yard, reduced
from sc.
Ballard Vale White Flannel at soc a yard,
reduced from 65c.
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Blankets Blankets

For the last two weeks We have been hav.
ing general clearing sale Of Blankets, and
have reduced our stock from 800 pair down
TO IS pair, and A. some Of ih,s' arr slightly
sollcd from being tossed about, We will close
them out regardless Of yaluc.
one lot will be ,old at ooc pair.
One lot at $50 pair, worth 1875.
Ono lot at 81 Ds pair, well worth $3.50.
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EMBROIDERIES.

I75 Hamburg Edgngs inch wide yard
Hamburg inches
Hamburg Edng from ~ "a inches wide cents yard
o inches wide
Hamburg Egngs 2H inches wide pcrymd
believe the
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COAL.
P. M. Patterson & Co.,
o7e Second Street.
HEALTH ~ WEALTH 20 ~. Bsaurogards
Tonic aud Nsrvine, the Great
French hgs sctfic.

IN and physical dspfosslnn fpefma0ffhea. by
pOchondfia. lterillty. neurnlFla hisrfa. lucaTa,v
lor study o. buslne-s, paralits imPolencc' eplleg
d,sasos Of the ncrons syrism may b. ridicaily
curud IN either sft by the uas ~ iht uufhn'llel
pvpamilon. u lsa matter 0i supreme lnp'fianoe
" utc appfupflatn Treatment luf lhe tu!e gi uia
aud Nenine, after many year trial IN fufope has
proved inialllble II taken ACCORDING 'o uitcrillus
which are aiiitcd ~ each boita Que b0t vqml 70
Prize, si.O0 boz, of sin b1Kei i0f 5000. tent
hy mall prepaid on receipt Oi pfice. We guarantee
flt boxes 70 cufc any casi Win oa'h oflsf -
eelved by ne fof siH boxes ~ viii ssnd our NH!bn
guarantee 70 return the money u utaim'nt up.s
hot effect Cufe. A. hsnksn Co, Druggists. sols
hgcnu iof United tiaiCs. ~ aud 10 MAN auceI
Asmphb, lem
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Prices on DOmestics
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.

bbalcs Of yard wide fine Sea Island Muslin
at &C q yard, reduced from SIC.
3 cases unblcacbed sbccting, 1915 per
yard, worth 25c.
2cascs blcachcd Io4 Utica sheotlng, tho
best made, pt 2s'lc yard, REDUCED from Sjc.
casc English Cotton Flannel at 0c syard.
case Lonsdale Cambria AZ ioc n yard.
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SHERIFP'S SALE OF DRY GOODS.

ny VIRTUE or an ORDER or SALE TO NE
,lrcc,ed from the Honorable Chanocry Court u
fhclby County. Tennessee, oae Of d Lowensiein
Bros. " ). shonhcld, ! will, on Monday. the oo'h
day Of January. 1855 proceed TO scl to the highest
bidder for cash on the premises the stock Of goods
contained In store house No. 20 Bcalo street, con
,i,iInS Of Dry Goods Clothing, Hats aud other
Merchandise, together with the tiorc fixtures Of
,aid store In the meantime bids will b. rcocivcd
Cor the talc Of sald stock Of goo's a, whole.
Rgb, reserved to reioct any or all lids
w.D. CANNON, sbcdn
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Table Damask and Towels.
Important TO lIousckcopcr.
FIVE SPECIAL DRIVES.

FIVE SPECIAL DRIVES.
5picccs blcnched namask, ~ inches wide,
at b7c, worth 500.
10 pieces Red Damask, 90 inches wide, NJ
50r. worth 7bc
case Of Twillcd Crash at Sc yard.
case of Plaid White Goods at 6c a yard.
lot of Colonel schm Cloth for Curtains
at Do yard.
CLoAK5l CLOAKsI
All our Walking Jackets at SEQ, former
price o. 90, 5000 aud si2.O0 each.
one lot Of Plush Short Wraps at tl2i0,
former price $500 aud $500 each.
One lot of Jcnoys In oolors aud All.Wool
at 75c.
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French Percales
FOR SHIRTS AND BOYS WAISTS

We have just opened 2 cases yard-wide
handsome patterns, and our price will be loc
yard sold everywhere at i5c yard.
Ladies Mcrino Undorwcar
ono lot Of Ladies' Mchno Vests and Pants
at i5c. marked down from Sl.0O.
One lot of Boys tca-Flannel Shirts and
Drawers at JOc, reduced from si.O0.
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Dress Goods Department.

LOTT.
- pieces of iOinch Gold Medal Cashmere
nj pc a yard, worth fully Sc.
lot 500. 5oc. 50c.
IS pieces Of iOinch imported Camcl's
Hair suiiing NJ only 5oc a yard the actual
value Of the goods are 81 yard.
You can buy loinch all.wool Ladies Clo,h
for Jic per yard at
HUNTER BROS.
lot Sc o.. a. a.
b1jO yards 81 woolhllcj Drc.s Good,
worth fully soc ayari.
LOT T.
. eases Of English suiilng, suitable ior
early spring wear at only 2'c a yard
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B. LOWENSTEIN & BROTHERS.
Ladies, Prepare For The Mardi Gras Festivities!

Pieces White and Cream Dress Satns ST.! cntworh yard
Pieces White and Cream 8ch Dress Satn nwoh yard
White and 2nch Dress ccntwo yard
White 2nch Dress Sat
Sans all Evening T Regular $3.50 Goods reduced close
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-19

1907
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-19
Help "Joe the Halter" Ont.

Our store room (by the way its only a
half store ROOM is so small and so crowded
with hats that it is almost impossible to
turn around, so much so that we are COM
PEELED to dispose of certain lines of hats to
make room for our stock of straw hats.
The first cut will be on our black Derby
stiff hats.
Our s.. 80 Derby stiff hat now s.. Is.
Cur $500 Derby stiff hat now 81 -.
Our $50 Derby stiff hat now S297.
Our 500 Derby stiff hat now $40.
Our 81. 30 Derby stiff nat now 1898.
Every hat warranted.
The same cut will be made on all black
soft felt hats, including our celebrated
John b. StetSon hats and our Tyrolean
tourist hats. Don't wait till sizes are
broken. Come now; this is the accepted
time. We make this cut very reluctantly
at TINS season of the year, but we must
have room
All the above hats are the new spring
shapes, and we wish il distinctly under
stood that every, hat is warranted to give
entire satisfaction. this cut being made
only TO rush the goods off to make room
Tor straw hats. joe the halter and haher-
uaSher, lo5 \. Main street. 123 If
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-19
Women Who Are Hungry.

There are women who 60 about their work
neatly, even well dressed, who are hungry
every day. They may not feel the absolute
pangs of starvation. but they suffer from in
auition. They eat enough 10 prevent the con-
sciousness of genuine hunger, but tue guam
tity and quality of the food they take is in
sufficient for the needs OF their systems.
Health, morals and ability are all endan-
gered through lack of proper food
\ lunch consisting OF a bowl Of soup and
couple OF thin slices of bread, piece Of pie
and a cup OF ten, Is not sufficient midday
meal for the woman who passes her working
hours IN Office or shop. The factory girl who
carries her lunch from home usually has but
g meager repast.
Il Is useless TO go into detail in regard 70
the way the average working woman, either
homeless or with poor home, lives No
matter in what position she may be found,
unless far more successful AID better paid
than the average. she IL more frequently
underfed than otherwise Often she does
not realize this fact herself. She estimates
her eating expenses at the least amount pos
sible. Her salary Is not enough to provide
her with the food sine requires and Keep her
well clad She NAV be half or altogether
hungry and the world be none the wiser. IL
her clothing be shabby she haunts Ter pow
erty in its face.
Women have more pride In presenting en-
appearance of prosperity than men they
know full well the countless snEfs and sights
TO which a woman who Is poorly dressed L
sub iected- They can more easily deny tie
FIRST demands Of their systems than endure
these sights
Hanger Is the last thing woman VIII cen
fess A woman who buys czIp Of tea ard 8
triangle OF PIE for lunch would not admit
that She cared for anything else
She Rus b vigorously ECONOMICAL IN Al
WAYS TO meet the demands OF r@peoiAose sP-
psarancs. but she exercises greater fruGaiFy
a. 49, 49, 49, .-- osA~- ss-ersaori-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-19
NBW.:: PARASOLS.
WOMAN AND HOME.
TOILET HINTS, PARLOR SUCCESS
TONS AND KITCHEN HELPS.

The Use of Parliamentary the Coffee
Pot CIean-Brine Up Children Ration
ally-Hungry women-Servants-Nov
Reading.
1t is pleasure to note that the indiscrimi-
nate use Of perfumes among members of tins
fair sex is rapidly decreasing, and that the
woman who employs triple extracts with
which TO sprinkle herself has become the ex-
ception rather than the rule. Like everything
else, perfumes may be legitimate or not, &C
cordlng to circumstances. Delleate odors,
sIch as violet, heliotrope or orrls root, are
always permissible, just al patchouly and
musk are to be stunned. In any event, per-
fume in the shape of sachet powder is to be
preferred to liquid extracts, if we except one
or two English preparations, notably one
manufactured in Canterbury by once OBJ
Scure chemist. The subtle, delightful scent
was first used by the Princess of Wales, and
later by Mrs. Langtry, until it finally be-
came the rage The chemist meanwhile has
made fortune.
A peculiar custom with fashionable women
Is to pour one or two drops of perfume into
their ears. Nobody, nowadays, ever thinks
rubbing it on ones hands Laces, underwear,
ribbons, note paper and all small articles of
dress are made fragrant by large sachet bags
that are of a size corresponding to the bureau
or drawing table drawers. These bags are COM
posed of silk and lined with raw cotton, upon
which the powder is spread. This, in addition
to a very moderate use of faint, suggestive
odor, such as the wood violet, for instance,
is all in the way of perfume that is allowable
by really refined woman. Partisan dress
makers have a way OF sending perfumed
gowns to their customers. A strange feature
connected with this fashion is the fact that
the odor remains forever. A lady of this
city having purchased a costume whose every
fold breathed a most delicious perfume sent
an order to Paris for a sample of the scent
employed. The dressmaker forwarded her
a small bottle Of ord nary looking sachet
powder. Accompanying it was a bill to the
amount Of $40 The lady paid the money, but
since then has generally inquired the price of
things before ordering. City Journal