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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Old merchants say that one OF the in
disputable evidences OF the healthy
growth and expansion Of city's mer-
sau,ile interests is the distribution of
the business in SPECIAL channels. In
early times large stores carried Q crest
variety Of stock. Nov a-days. stores
containing stock Of only . special char
scter ars rapidly being established. Ex-
perieuce shoNs that better results are
thus secured. both With respect TO quality
Of goods and prices. two points OF vital
interest TO buyers.
Tbs iatest departure In this respect IL
the new sttre Of ]. A. Baillareeou 4 Co.,
10 the new Union Block. No. I'll, Front
street. This arm has. not through mere
agents, bat sitter personal inspection Ct
the goods. secured large asd elegant
stock from nrss hands. The store IL
a st.nc,iveiy IN the interests OF the
ladies. Ii will be known as THE
LACE House, although, Of coarse,
While making lace q leading speciality
the stefe viii contain many varieties OF
goods kindred 20 that speciality. The
stock viii embrace iaces, embfoidertes.
Wits goods. ribb1ns, rcehiuRs, neck
vesr, corse;s. underwear, children ard
infants sasn,s, dress trimmings, passe-
meuteries. eimps. bottoms, hosiery,
fancy work materials, serhyrs, AID
fsucy dry soods, siiks, sstins, velvets,
p,csbes. lace cartatua, etc, etc. B1s TO
really appreciate the variety and beauty
Of their stock. everyone mast attend
their opening. on Saturday next
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
Kiss SRTTIE HORTON, A MIS-
ST0yARY.
NE WILL SAIL ON ArafL FIRST ZOE To-
k1uANA Japan.

Eia Nstiie Horton, eldest daughter
Il DEXTER Hostou, Of hi, ~, viii soou
lssvs Der homs here TO so 90 mission
aFy 80 japan. Long before Miss Hor-
toa iln!shsd her s.udiss at ut. Hoiyoke
ssuiasry sha bad determined TO enter
some such fisii OF religions iabor as 5000
~ hef health would permit OF H.. After
. year OF qaies rest she has 20 far 70
covered her health, which bad eseo
mach impaired durinc her four years OF
stsdy, THAI she has accepted 40 oppSr-
unity 20 20 TO japan.
bhe sully appreciates what u VIII Dc
10 thus isolate herself from her pleas
ant home here and her numerous
friends, bat she Ia fully persnaded to
taks Up the work and she besias IL wslh
spisii Of determination that v!il CON
pol success II illness dees not tnierfsr, .
klss Hsfton vii leave here ard :. u
from vansoaver FOR Yok ,hams Gu April
asi. Tue position TO which ste hss
heen assigned for ths preseut ~ thsl
asistant principal In the school Tor sur
sadef The superyisioa ef The Methodist
Protestant mlssiou boasd- Iae p'tae-
pal ~ The school Ia Miss Csitseaeesi, q
graaaass OF the Methodist Presessal
college al Adrian. Michigan. Ali
Hostou has undertaken the atA fos 4
peficd Of livs years. with the I II shese
Fe,nfnins a. the end OF the first year
hef health snaws any signs OF break !ns
dovn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
WORRYING AFTER HOURS.
HOW ONE OF oUs pRr 0ooDs HousHs
ccSsuxss The NipsfoHr GLE.

now ONE OF cUz DEF Goods RoUsHs
ccSsuxss The NipsfoHr GLE.
While passing the dry goods store OF
Chester Oleary late las. evening 9 re-
porter peered through the shov window
aud noticing all the clerks hard at work,
sought an entrance to know the reason
all hands we're working 80 late IN the
evening. Mr.. Ciesry explained the
matter a. follows: "Weii. you see.
havs iast returned from San Francisco,
aca while there l bsuaht al ,mmtrss
s,,ek OF goods aud am having thin
marked - ihst they will De already for
sale on Monday morning. | am sure l
doa't know What TO do With the stock
harsi!s, am 80 crowded for spsce.
can't get a store room 10 town, tn Sttch
to place them for the present. so OF
coarse | must sell the goods. On Mon
,ssy I will show to the Seat,is poeiic
one Of sbe hnsst stocks Of dry goods
ever opened IN this city. IL will IN
cluaa all tie Ia,ss, SHADES and eoicrs OF
dress goods, Isle thread hosiery OF tue
sAria coiorS. and ~ fer bustors, wey
last lock here. There's not dry goods
heass IN San Francisco thst can show
better variety" The reporter vas ther
shoxn izrse stock o: cartsins, all tie
latest patterns Of percslss, hs2rsd
sarkev res, etc M, Clesry, while IL
san Franc.sco obtained tne exclusive
agency % the celebrated Csn,enssf
/ MD sl3xs. large lire OF which b
/ breaeht home With Airr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
BREVTTTEs.

- - sks Jackson seeeet e1ois roed
s~seun6sg fsvossely-
gvf. Mitctsil - making sonre re-
-. = - ssssmsr success
-, erAooues Tesess viii start on her
49, s1aiira expedition On Taestsy.
~ - for Hsr5ornas*ef Caps.
- GcgS i being erected at the foot Of
11S1n1soa street.
- n. Carpenter. . pfomice1s pnv-
- n Gaieu. Oregon. " dad. he
- 4 WIDOW. several grown dauRhssss
~ ounosdsrzhle property.
- leeomotsve D. II. Gilman II rev
- - ous 81 TIE water 70 have .
IN nnder Der. She vii b ready
@Gsviss 10 asocs ten days.
- mad josy yesterday found .
o.. IN sesipai Emery l.. Kimbssi on
! - n fsci!itssip9 the tfsnspovta-
~ ~ corceaiment OF euueRied
e.sas ITO he urised Stasss.
8 ~ load Of bnek arrived from
- ssrd yesterday. being the nsst
75(-n6ut VI brick TO Be Used 10 the
ssSS1rueticn OF The Boston block. The
.ss-1rrc1pg states that be viii commence
- - o. construction % Thursday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

All KAN AND HIS BRiDE.
rux Law s.rs snr MUST GET OUT or
IrE ustrEp srATEs on 90 TO sAiL-
-
Al Kan. tbs Chinese msrchans, WHO
soEe time ago ven, over the lice to Vic
toria and there married sweet, almond
eyed Ten Eoy. Who had come from
Cbins, IL disconsolate. Chief Justice
Jones decided last evening that she
mus. 20 back whence she came and Ah
Kan naturally feels very much pat out
sbsu, IL. Ten Noy sai in the dissric,
cours loom yesterday afternoon and
looked abont at the people cariously,
and without thought Of the ironble
Ter srtless and very utxperiepced self
was giving her Chinese iord and the
lawyers. she dicn't seem 20 care what
yes going on. To be sure. che hsd
some reason fer feelip& happy, and that
wis. she id not understand ghsi tie
lawyers said. except whea thew repeai-
cd the name Of Al Kan, when she
would look Up csrionsiy AID with Jap.
parent wonder o. the amcsut OF noise
tie lawyers made over an AFFAIR which
promised to hsys boon very satisfactory
10 her. The Hiaklin jury had just re.
tired, and Mr.. Hickl;n SAT. with bowed
bead, iast few feet from the Chinese
tride. and Mrs. hiekIin vas directly In
font % her. Ten Soy eyed the IA
hsgpy pair With urdtseuised curiosity,
aud her eyes took tn Mrs. Hicsiin's
costume wist jast as much assieera,e
circanspeslion as displayed by women
generally.
Alb Kau.'s attorney aransd that when
she marriage took place the legal status
Of the wife Became that OF Der has
bsnd's, and "a IA Kan was IN the
united States when tue resiriciioa ae'
Was passed, he was entitled 10 adnis
sian without question.
Chief Justice Jones held a contrary
opinion, sod tina; il vhy All hsm 4
diaeoasolate. HIS simoni eyed bfids
vail lave 10 leave the country. she Il
nos no Ser bombs. bat will likely leave
for Victoria 90 Monday unless sn sp
PEAL ia taken cut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
xrr REAL ESTATE MOVEMENT.
= xuAruyYns ywrnnpay AMOUNT TO
ogDD ssrrS fpcusAsD DotLAss
--VnAT cuu MAA r1n-
yICTs ~ 10 TIE
ruTunz.

fnees vsss fofty-shsss instruments
- for reeo d yesterday In tho audi
~ o0s. This 10 especially notice
- sesssss there has never been 20
uoey Gis3 10 any one day heretofore.
(ssssglira the day following Washing
6uss birth day, yhich really embraced
- Any'a records, aud becauss Of the
fnty-thste inssfu gents, twenty slx we're
1se&a The s<ereezts Considerations
enesnsed 10 ts2 $50 20. or an average Of
4 IIoeis snofc than tz410. There we're
n uortgaees iiisd and most Of the re-
oesninR instruments we're sstiefsctions
a nortracss. The smallest consieesa-
- vas fi?0. and The largest $4,000.
Th1se vsrs ten bstwSen tic1 aud fl0oo;
oins between tl00J and $500: tvo be
Susea $500 and 5000; too between
oS00C and fio.e Coo; ar4 enc fcr ts1.ooc.
fhoee Uefe tvo deeds Ia which the con-
alteration Was pcm.nsl.
This gradual development Of tbs real
eooase movement Tins early IN the sra
sou," said q gentleman yesterday, "cots-
esms the conservative pfedictious made
ssue time ago. While 30 one appears
- 10 bowling for a boom, no one mani.
feats any anxiety that o boom should
taks piace. The growth OF the city IL
u.fmai. The conditions are snch that
Ms successive additions arc assimiiss-
"a, 20 to apeah, and there are 10 re.
isvses. No ona Ia making any spesial
effort 90 do more than siraply to iadiei
0u,ly resort to well Understood and lie
sstiuaste methods for selling properties.
xserythina Eow points to q season OF
unprecedented prosperity. and. Indeed.
such result IL not to be wondered III.
The conditions never wero mere co
coarsging, more Substantial aud more
calculated to insytre conndepee Ia M
anciai circles. Seattle can ahcrd 10 re-
j1ice 10 ,hs prosperity Of every town In
The territory. seattle ts uo'. and need
not be isaions Of any other CITY or town.
She does DOT fear that any bnsinsss man
locking for place 10 invest tis money.
will DO 90 without visiting ani Inspect
ipc her resources and advantages. To
have newcomers DO that 10 sii any one
can ash. II be does not stay. the new
saues. II IL bored. will nod sssissac'
10 elsewhere. Ssatils peopie, how
~, are not afraid Of people RAINING
~. Her advantages are not fiesiiions
26Ansitory. iook for period OF re-
naskabls prosperity sill over the terri
MI. aud am srre Seattle viii Get her
1ea share.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
gR4VR CHARGES MADE BY
THE GRAND JURY.
raK MANOR AND cosaos csrScfLcuAaaEp
WITH CEirISAL SSoGiQEscE.

rag MAYOR .sp COMMON cerSciLcuAaaEp
VIVA CEiMgSAL SsoGi0EscE.
The grand iary yesterday put on its
lish,eas regulation gloves AID proved
q, 10 deliver somo verY bard blows st
some Prominent peogie. and With refer
euce 10 soms sasi.cts. The reference
10 the sanitary condition Of tie city in
the icw sistrsss ia Esds the basis Of a
charge that the mayer AID common
.aarc3l q tae city are e1i.ty OF Criminal
negligence. A sravrr charge eoost
scarcely ae itryase5 - rnshc officials
thaa o. ailese thai they have been
srsminaliy Eselisens 10 the Discharge OF
their ruhiic duty. Gambling Is referred
a. ard one case - offered ~ sacrifice
an tee altar % rati,o Sp nisa- Henry
Poster u charged w.ta suffering asr1-
ts{ss to es carried Oh In thS saloon
kusxr "a the "Grottc." the rnsn Who.
4. "a alleged in tes irdtslners, eeah tie
game OF faro berg enc Lsais Weipple.
I TIE game t. alleged - have taken ptase
/ Dsceneer Slsh, last. Tie Witnesses be
fore tie grand Jury Are Ianius R5cees
,sr. lsaAc NJ. Hail. james III. Wcaiery
/ Edward J. LsSssn sst Loats 1eres-
| The coansy iail receives Its us1sl
I thrust.
Tne reposs Of tbs grand iary, signed
nv Robert Abrams. iersGnac, "a ~ fol
I ews;
-firss, that we have uste dilssen'
ircriry into sii matters c7sniaS estoss
,n,s body sssyossnz % shsna as expeai'
tlcgssy as possible. D1ssnS err sess:es
az fftexn DAYS ss esvs sraEiirea int
avs cases ca tee Fsrs Of TIE Cniaet
states and feara foar ifss oass- u
ths cart Of the Terfttcry we hsye laws
tisaisd fsesy-seyen sass szd toSE'
sv,n;y three srns Bills
AS Far - grxcsissase ~s have exam
, SEA she records sri kcco2rts Of 10
,xrieas sosnsy cfacIais % hine sSan,
ara reeoss favorsaly tssreaz. "
. have. also, csrefnliy sea'inased 70
Sas;ise's eearf doeAst- "a tse city Q
. salts ara ether rssafts 10 teese u
. nsr,uasr,s Aaa Hnd tssn earrees-
a teercase investigates has bee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Rrflpgxa PosrroSKR.-Ar. L. Dil!sr,
xke vert TO o.sgon to ssccre money
wi,h which 30 erect brick block on
rrsat and University Streets. has re
tarrsa. In esnvsrSstter With report
ar Mr.. nsiler sid: "SsSne iiIae aeo U y
AGED fs,her died. leaving re property %
TIE valae OF saGaesAinS IKE tAun
xsr. over 20 Oregon vssk or 30 sine.
70 see II | osri3 not sstsls &c tie estate
AID eoaTer, sae property into money.
ssIxAs arrsSas 10 erect brick eail:
les &C my FrsEs street property tais
year. whea SGT to O-sgoc, h5vsvsr,
/ discovered thsi 1naer the probate
laws Of thAi s.s;s tie basiness cezlt no:
De s@isisd a. FER Al !sAs. 81 months yss,
sca 50 I eazss hozse. las vsll neceszi-
tate ihs rassesxereEi Il ny ea.s1irs
egers.isss psrtsFs sor tbs ssssOe. a.
ihocse | vsi be 90 ceSS ssxt sSzsrS-
CertsrueYf Ia ci0ya as<Scf. Cseafy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

TnT AiA.K.S.-wish flags end ban
res fJire. tue steamer Alaskan arrived
10 lhis gors tscm the Coiamhis ristr al
I o'clock yesterday sftetnoSu. having
made the fun from he bar to fois
1ovn~ua Ia q hours, and from foff
1cvlseni 10 seattle 10 ~ haars. 10
sggcsranee shc IL quite simisaS 10 tns
Osynp,zn, thaugh little lover. 10 fett
lerses and not nearly 50 handsotariS
ntstd az. She has the sane stroke IS
the usuylsr aud Two inches asfn Gi-
sneses Of cylinder. ~hieh gives Der
little mose goses and seons tue sAae
rate Of speed. She - the ISIS, steamer
bull Is Joan Roach 4 sen at Chester,
frursylvsaia. apa WAS ranstraeteS for
the Oeegcn lmpt0vetaen; and Sasqss-
lien Company IN 1858 ard has never
esen eas - Aey use except exFYins *
carsions GA the Caiamhsa. Sae 70 Goa,
GAsdei ~ CAPTAIN Anderson. sad III
rnn 90 TIE soard feass in eonlane'ion
With the usymp,An. Aaev aesn '
pzrsss, and Fred Peterson chief sns'
E<tf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Two D.v5Ecx AFFILIATIONS Jane Z.
s.rsnb yesterday s.plied to ;te dissrist
eoart fer q divorce from her husband.
X. II. straub. She alleges thst she vas
married 10 him Jals -. 1884, IN this
territory; that at the tisre OF the mar
rage SIZE vas tie owner OF certain real
estate Of tie value Of 500, and tcat
hy reason o. ssid marriage, the plasntrA
rlscine special confidence 10 tho de-
fendans, psrmit,ed tin TO sell the said
real estate, and the said defendant re-
ceivsd tie waols snoant Of money arts
ire from said sale, ovit, tie sos, OF
tano. and left p.aictif. taking vita
hiu plaintiffs money. since aid time
tne plaintiff has no; heard from de-
ssrdars and does bot ct this tine know
o. his shexeatoais- She prsys for per
mission - re4crne her maiden uace,
jane l. Ferry. Florerce (. Aeaie also
spp.ies for a divorces from Asf husband.
Gesres r. Mesiy. o. she eroascs OF De-
sersion and nonsappoxs. They we're
zsrrsed February Is, 1876. and in
March. 1876, tie eessndan: deserted
her. She desires 10 resume her maiden
nsne. Florenee L MscS-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Z - Zen dellnrs rsssara
~ ~ - ~ tnsesmassso
II. ~ = me arrest and een-
,..s., = any enc found sssAl-
n. .--.aee q the pest-snssssI-
~,1aes,vseed by the carrioss
....-ere1sowt the CITY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

No Meas Saktrrax Acting aesith
efHcrs snari sent cut 10 ths soarfy
farm yestsi tsy. Azt foana thai TIE
oaly patient ia be PEST hoase as Tally
rsepversd and AFTER attlng eira oai siie
rec seit o, clothes, sent hun on his
sAy rsiasctng. ps. snsrt thea pro
SEEDED 10 eleSa ~ And distnfeea tte
pest hcase. and harG all TIE ED e.ese-
a1 10 be saant shsa: tas plaee- He
thsn loskei ths befialEs az snt dss
eAAsged the atieUtNni- ihe easscins
vas sos barred, bgt siGl be AeFs tSskeSi
% and rss3y Cor use IL case sc tnasr'
eseey shoala arse rtQasficg 10 sgSiD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

N,bey fancy hose ioss in. Chester
Olesry.
Pssssraeuterios auafrinsts all the new
shades reduced to ss,, lsces. lace noan-
eiuss ard smbroFtsries lover than
ever. TokiAs K SiIceruiau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

srrSaaz,Falo AND T1PEwzsTfsa Or
r1cs Miss Harriet "A joausoa has ~
ssciassa esfseif zish Mr.. A. naxsa7 II
TIC essAelisuweus n q s,enaSrSphic
as9 type1slttns c6a - a. room ) Nuiea
sascs- 1acy AFR A-sgaEsG - 80 al
scsts Of iese!othlns -dsiness wors. fur
nzak sseE0eS i, - BY The 1sy ~ boar,
vsts ~ * as--Nrd sseeants fsz rrcses-
eeoal aa.A.Sasiassz EsSn ans sake ecl-
tesieaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Tea acre tfsca F&rn-one mite from Lake
wasAinssos ana = mites ffsn q b.. L. g T.
RaAfoes ~ zeres ese@rsd. ane acre bssring
Applss ard pam ksa~. with 3loo pe,a ~
iEsarSnee po.iey fey thrse ys1rs; price esno.
fixhsy s7s-osAssr Of . nlle from Lake
wEssEnssAs. ssross frez JGes sca stssst. s<sv-
bssTy bs.t. : - Pes scre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Black dress goods ard hlack silks.
prices that 700 cannot afford to miss, ~
inch eros grain silk $50. 81 Is quality,
vol cress goods, 42-inch, released from
81 TO 49c. Tokias Il Singsrmau.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26
CITY PROPERTY.

Eight AMI JsneS-A aeu room house
snd lot. bcas IL sl view, $500
fcarth ami fiks-A hause and lot $50.
Fe-rlh ssd universsty-A kozse aad lot.
avtrlaos.as The bay. s5Soo-
Frops And Pifs-fso hsases snd lot, 81. 800.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

New dress materials; all the latest
coIoriues; trimmings to match. Chester
Clesry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Remnants cold salks and sAsirs Alress
z ven away. FLASHES and vs.vsss with
e1s regard 10 vsizs. IoxlAs 4 Singer,
uIr. jz9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

75s--a let OF Atwood jerseys; oolored
vest fronts; special; 7sc. Chester Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

New fancy ribbons Hrt Eases. CAes.
81 Csssry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

New lises table iitens; eastern css B
prices. Chester Cstery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

First to shov new goods at eastern
casb prices, Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

go dan six mech tiss reduced FROM
SO: 10 go. 1oklas 4 stnssfman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-26

Opening Of new goods. Chester
Ceiry.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-11
DOCTOR
FRANK TANNING
THE WONDERFUL
Magnetic Healer
Has Ps:lors at the Mahnoke Hotel, and vii
Remain Two Weeks.
Call and consult him. Do not be deferred
reason of long standing of yoHr COM
plant or because of peculiar or
complicated symptoms.
He can afford you
relief.
Has Parlors at the Mahncke Hotel, and vii
Remain Two Weeks.
HUMAN ELECTRICITY

Is the medium through which he effects his
wondrous cures, and none can feel its effects
without positive and direct benefit
DIR. Tanning effects miraculous and almost
instantaneous cures in cases Of liver COM
plant, indigestion. rheumatism. neuralgia,
paralysis, nervousness, govt, kidney COM
plants, catarrh and female complaints. Fe-
male troubles. and in fact, all chronic disease
yield to the wonderful power of personal MAJ.
netism, or human electricity. Whence comes
this mysterious power, or from whence is
derived it's healing properties, is unknown,
but that wonderful cures, miraculous almost
in their effects have been made, has been
demonstrated by DR.. Tanning too often to be
successfully cOntrOverted by even the most
skeptical.
Those who desire to avail themselves of his
wondrOus powers should not neglect to call
upon him without delay. II IS mission is TO use
the great powers bestowed on him for the ben
in walls or pills In packages; no savage knife
or grating saw forms part of his stock in
trade. But the unknown popularity of his
powers are quietly and serenely brought into
play, and the unexplained and unexplainabe
current of magnetism goes from him to the
sufferer, carrying unspeakable JOY, ecstatic
bliss, renewed youth and unimpaired health.
Office hours: 9 to II and to5.
w- CONSULTATION AND ENAMINA
TION FREF.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-11
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MENGER HoTEL-A 7 Beauregard, Ranch
O j TAYLOR, wife and family, Sioux City, Iowa
Mrs A Stewart, Mrs w II Argall, Miss n
Argall, Miss J ID Argsll, Miss W II Argall,
Berlin Wis; A L Stetson, Sioux City, Iowa; b
+ Barnett. NJ Hecht, New York: Mr. and Mrs
Chas Liebenstein. Chicago; Brewster and
wife, Minneapolis, Ben Levy, Nose FTeiberg,
Texas; l. Bryan, DIR j B Dean, Brennan; NJ
p Gordyvible. Mexico; J Johnston and fam.
ily City; X Lyons, Houston; u Lewis,
philadelphia; Frank Brooks, Fort Clark; W
Lumer, Galveston.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.-Jas W Aud, Washing
ton, Pa: X Torban. Wallis; Pasquale De
Bond Esgle Pass; b Hubbard. Jr, Kyle;
Henry Lowry, New Braunfels; q Baptist, Kan
sas City; B + and Miss Thomas, Seguin; W
Welsh, A Stevens, Ill; p X Mitchell, Corpus
Christi; W n DE Long, London, Eng; Calvin
Perry. II b Middleton, La Grange: P
Rachdl. breckenridge: Dan Moody, Palestine:
J G Lawhorn, Kennedy: Tom Barker, Maria; II
King DenisOn; g W Smith, VIM Hoffman,
Mason; II O'Neal, Canada; y Tucker, Hallets-
Vile: Kelly, Louisville Ky; Bob Bruding,
Encinal.
MAVERICK HOTEL-J g Lightford, st Louis
FP Wood, Galveston; NJ l. Gilmer. Houston;
Stevens. Texas; George G Shafer, Noun.
tain Home: X W Hubbard, Jr, Kyle: w +
Ford, New Orleans; A g Way, st Louis; John
Ireland, Seguin: Herman and wife, Park
River: W II Mackay, New Orleans; J H Morri.
Morrison, Laredo; A Rosenthal, New York; G
II Searight, Austin; II W Chapman, New
York: James W Taylor, Austin; X X Robbins,
Fort Worth; II A Lister, Tyler.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-11
A DOG STORY.
How a Man was so infatuated with
aDog as to Steal 1t.

How Man was so infatuated with
aDog as to Steal 1t.
Mr.. J. o. Sullivan Is the owner of q
very fine hunting dog named "Chuls, p"
and this dog was admired by Erastus
Reed. He agreed to purchase 1t for a
gun and $40, The gun Reed turned over
but the $40 was never paid. and Reed
Didn't get the dog but before he made his
hurried departure to avoid his cred
itors, he assigned his interest
in the dog to Mr.. Peter
Shields and to Ed. M. Schwartz.
Both parties claimed the dog and were
informed that upon payment of the re.
qured cash, they could get the dog, but
they didn't seem to see it. In the course
Of time, Mr.. Sullivan loaned the dog to
Mr.. j. B. Gilbert, and while 1t was
lOunging around the Maverick hotel, 1t
WAS stolen By some person who slipped
upon 1t, threw an oyercost around IL,
and drove of in hack with il. The dog
was traced TO Ed. Schwartz and he was
arrested yesterday evening, and, being
brought before Justice Barnes, was
bound over in the sum of $500 to appear
before the grand jury TO answer the
the charge OF theft over the value Of
$40.
The sportsmen OF the city are deter
mined to protect their dogs and have
decided to prosecute vigorously all cases
of dog stealing from one Of the frater-
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