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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30

SenQ Along Beef anu "ulloIi "
Feed the Veterans.
The following circular, which eX-
plains itself was issued Saturday:
HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS REUNION,
San Antonio, Texas, July %, 1888.
DEAR SIR: During the reunion of
veterans to be held here on the 10Th,
18th and 18th of August, we expect to
have forty to fifty thousand people to
feed. Several friends and helpers have
kindly offered to furnish us with beef
cattle and muttons, but we have not
yet secured enough. We are advised
and believe you will kindly assist us
in the effort to entertain these, the
guests of Texas, and particularly of
Southwest Texas, during their visit,
and to this end we ask you to assist
us by procuring beef or mutton. The
Aransas Pass has kindly volunteered
to haul all such freight consigned to
us free of charge. We are trying
now to arrange with the other
roads. Any donations from your
neighbOrs will be most highly
appreciated and acknowledged. We
have no Surplus" in our treas
ury, and so are compelled to ask our
friends to help in preparing the feast
for the multitude.n Let US join hands
in making this a gathering to be
proud of, and when our visitors have
left us let it be to remember South
west Texas with kindly feelings and
with right good will.
Please ship so that we will receive
donations by or before the 18th OF
August, if possible, so that we may
know what we may depend upon
Kindly advise US as to what you can
do, at your earliest convenience. We
will be very glad to meet you and
your friends and neighbOrs and to en-
terrain you during the reunion.
A. [. LOCKWOOD, Chairman.
ED. BRADEN,
ID. NJ. Poor.
]. p. HICKMAN. JR.
w. C.. berry, Secretary of Reunion
The Electric Lightland Power Co.
of San Antonio
Will furnish 1000 C, P. Arc Lights al
the following rates:
lOo'clock Lights 700 per month.
l I" - $50 >"
All night L" 1000 " "
They will also furnish Is G.. P. In
candescent light at$2.O0 per 1000 cubic
feet, gas bills accepted as basis of con
sumption.
For residence lighting, to be used
at pleasure:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30

and all other lamps $500 per annum
each. For further particulars address
the company.
L. S. BERG, President.
II. L. BERG, Secretary. 7-30-3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30
BY Our Machine Poet

The sultry summer days are here,
We drink lemonade and beer;
o, Bryan won't you take rest,
And drink little of Gallagher's best
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30

"A large gang of italian laborers
arrived in the city this morning.
- Mr.. d. p. Barr is now travelling in
the north, and was in New York last.
Boys genuine Mexican straw hats
at SO cents, just arrived at Pancoast's.
IF
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-30
AN APPEAL TO STOCkMEN.

Send Along Beef and Mutton to
Feed the Veterans.
The following circular, which ex-
Mains itself wa issued Saturday:
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
MEX YOU HEAR or.

Verdi has iuss entered his 18th year, In
hszlth aud we4ltA
CoanE IoLsxoi. the novelist. assists his
tenants In repairing their cottages
Emils lola has allowed his hair 70
grow .ong, alter the fashion of AlphOnss
DaulHL
Emperor Williams tour Ia Austria and
Italy Is s2id - have cost nOt iess than
E4o 60
Prince Bismarck intends 90 write the
lie - Emperor Frederick, according 10
tLe gossipers-
Oscar Browning. who was an intimate
friend, is % write monograph ca
George Eliot.
The Marquis Of Lorne's poem, Rome"
will appear shortly. Il u after the style
Of GrAy's Liegy"
Senator Farwsll has library Of 10000
volumes, and the finest theological col
lection N the west.
Lerd Ionsdale claims 20 have shot
more than lfty bears. seals and walrus
during his pCl2ric tour.
George ". Childs has at his country
srat near Bryn Mawr a grove OF trees.
each Of which was planted by some
faIaaus person
p 7. Barnum has given bis grand
daug liter. Mrs IL. 7. Clarke. Of Colurn-
bia. 5. G., 500 900 with which % pur-
chase = plantation.
Count Won Moltke has loaned 10 Cor
nell University for three months large
number Of volumes from the archives of
the German empire.
Kuma Oishi. Of Toxic. Japan. has been
elected orator for class day next June by
the seniors of Rutgers college. Kuma is
said to be q remarkably clever Jap.
Robert Browning has bought tho Pal
azzo Rczzonico in Venice. Ii is an i'm
meme Stone building, but it only cogt
5000. Palaces are cheap in Venice.
King Humbert's gift to Emperor Will
ian was = series OF models Of the remains
of the men, women, children and ami
mails IN the famous Pompeiian museum.
The Duke OF Marlborough's private
cabnan Is allowed to pick up fares" in
his OF hours. and finds many snobs
ready and willing 10 pay him good
prioe for driving IN ducel equipege.
-Four DISTINGUISHED looking Britishers
Smith Feather, Henry Young. Thomas
| Priastly and John Benn-eil of Bradford,
England, and all of them long past mid
die Life, are making a tour of the United
States.
Isrnail Pasha Is on the best Of terms
with the sultan of Turkey, and has been
treated with great cordiaity since he ar
rived at Constantinople. Recently the
sultan conferred the grand Gordon Of the
| Sh2fakGs On the mother and wife OF
| Prince Eeusscin, who manages his
| fathers affairs In Egypt.
There is TO be great rivalry IN Washing
| ton this se2sCn between the ministers
| from PeroLa, Corea, China end japan.
| They are al wealthy men and can aacrd
10 ontertai2, though the Chinese minister
! Is the only oIo among them who hes
more noney than he knows what 10 90
with. 1hs japanese minister has one
| greSt advantage Ii that he has charm
ing vito who is fast making many warn
friends in Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

DO you have cbsgrucii0n q The nsssl las,
szxes discharges from head sn6 throat
sometimes prOf0ss sna and wstery 81
0lasrs, tnIek tsaAciOus. mucous. purpisnL.
bloody, putFld sDo OffsDsiye duii heavy
be dache most u he tIns. With occasional
splitting heS1zcnes' are your eyes weak
~aisry. OF lnhsmsd. = there rlnging a the
ears. wIth more o. isss deafness. 10 YOU
have ~ hack eough sna gsg, IA souf eHoFs
10 Gear your throat IA Tue morning 90 you
sHpsct0TGls offensive matter. sczD. from
ulcsfs perhaps unged with eiO9d Is your
voice changed ana is there nsszl tuang'
te d. Is your breath offensive are your
senses o. taste and smell impaired II you
have all or any cons deTabe number Of
lhe5e symptoms you are suffering from that
most CON alOa aod DANGEROUS Of mGlsdies
-csroulc uesSl cataTrh. The more compile
Gated your disease has become. TIE greater
ths number and diversity OF sgmptoms
10 matter what sage IL has reached. DR.
Ssge's Cstsrrh Remedy. which is sod by
druggists 81 only 50 cents. will care il The
manufacturers OF this wonderful remedy
offer IN good faith. 500 Tor case Of thi.
disease waich They cannot cure.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

1frs LTrsn BeochcT has given co. .oco
70 the Baldwin university.
Beiva lockwood SAYS . woman vho
pes . pig dC-. Is rot civilized.
Cneoa Ezzna of Holland is trsnsac-
ting tts ss-te bslzlln1s IN mastery man
HoT.
Z Cvrfhsa Tco,1-i Bves fC-rr v-ers
long ss@ izsea1is to De presidential
ca1tielzts
N~x Roger G. Kifls has = hki-r for
r. ics I'D zecVs veil posted c1 al 31es-
tiers shat eonae eefs-s congrsrs.
Ais T1-z63oa. who has Written fry
rovCis fzTs-x hrr fft7 years & lie. oe-
jects - h1vlss ksr p1r1rsi7 pubfssessd-
Ms. Clc-eiaas he's bec~1s an errert
visA t1o rAle bef2e s5}e - bat he balls.
ere f~e TINES CT = ssvsa st GO yards.
tis T7izv oe-fsud. ire sttrzczi~s
y1wr 6a-- -htvT cf he st1c-ueT TSEerrl
vii Ia g. o1lT sshiDes aehTtarts e TIE
coaiag sezzc1 81 = ashingscn
Crr~n Fktcrla ~ rarchasc6 f-e
heT3 cf C- 3vz he<srs FOR Der Fs ir.dso7
f,Tr7. to veaCr- ia Green il pocr.
Fsncv fsr-l.F.~ wf3 min suybos7.
-c c,v os kdniral DahlzTrr. vrhC
IS q wcA AaCw1 fS-uTs n Wssr c1on.
h1s gay 1elT Esxee9 s1zoc-hI7 rve-
ha fele1d. I'D hlss eyss vlach
s-Ea V.sh i1teZzss1ea
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
THE GENTlER SEX.

Rebecca Collins. aged SO, has been a
minister in the Friends church for lxty-
fivs years-
Paris is said to be full to ovcrAowing
with ladies from all parts Of the world
seeking tho atcs. fashions.
The last nin5ty-fve babies born in
VaAoe5Urg, KY, are Ell girls, and every
body is puzzled by the phenomenon.
Carlo Bzurcn. the youngest daughter
of q poor New Orleans carpenter, Is boing
educated by pctroness who makes the
prediction thst she viii rival Patti
According 70 the Rev. Elizabeth ".
Greenwood there ere 2,4S2 Physicians
and surgeons, l6J ministers, and seventy
FIVE lawyeTs in the United States who are
women.
A Ncw York hostess marked the places
of her guests a. table by c single perfect
rose. Upon a Dctal Of each was delicatoly
written, by means Of electricity, the
naEao Of the Persen to occupy the place.
Tbcro are inscribed in the Paris faculty
Of noedici1c fer the session Of 1888. IA
female students--including one Amer
lean. eiri,t E1glish. one Austrian, cne
Greek, forty Russians. and even one fair
and ADVANCE" Turk.
Mss Sue Blal7oly. Of Warren County,
Pa. killed two ratfleSnakes on her wed.
ding Day Just foT luck, and Der friend,
Mrs. W'csley Cameron. Of Clarion County
killed. last GrInEner. seventeen rattle
snakes. Gve ooppeFheads and three black
Ecal.1s-
Tho lsfv who is reputed 10 b tho most
ts.,s..se,,! --o--,a,, =, San Frarc;sro is Il -
rncaheT of two children. and although 81
looks Eko q girl Of IS. She INDUCES in q
spC1zo hath eveTT morning and takes q
brisk four Eaiio wall after lunch
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

The rainy. disAarssable weather Of ysstsr-
~ prev sarsd As larss al Attendsacs st the
club =. he merits Of ths programms de-
rssaded. The C0mnittee OF Science and
Education prec1red the entertainment
which VISA presented as fOlloss Article.
Tbs Minerals Of spain pape-. Birds -
A., hitsct-,' instrumental music. . papsg
EducAsi0n o. the Sind. illustrated oy
maay srtlciss. made BY the bliud pupils in
ne lansing school. consisting OF intricsts
kndsrxartsa work, bead work. elaborate
crochet. kaituog IN many Intricate pat
terms. 40 odd Black Joe" doll knitted
in various coors - deserving Of
especial mcnuOa a. 3 also .
cC outlined With zephyr on cardboard. a
kaitts1 t0ilsE sst IA ~ai1s aud red. And
ns0y other articles. Tue display Of Kin
derEsr,sa work. though small, was Ensr
than Se expert vork 90 exhibition a. Bsv
Nisw aariox the past summer. Aftsr tnis
paper Nzs given = series Of selections fol-
laNsd. FAsy we're 81 " bat is a Baby ionisn
Tsaf' 'Orgin Of tts W ori Tariff "On.in
of Tie Word Save Aztec Nummiss.
s1d ''Ssstch oi frioson." A humorous
selection. How RubT kuosusfsiol Play
sd cio-ed t1e pTogramnls, after which
Miss Field gave short taik on Our
Young Folks Reading Circle. IA 0rgsaizs-
4en 1nAts - t4e e3&LttAii - N4itas
toe afternoon Mrs. Colonel Thompson. OF
Boulder Col. an old member. arose and
afsr tbsskiaE tb- ladies' Ior hsying made
her a. honorary member. gave a brief nis-
tory OF the LAD e. Literary Clus or Boulder.
vnich sac csiIe3 fhs ~Dsughier II the
Grsni Rapids Lad IS Litsrary Cub She
sso gave a saort account OF shs Woman =
club snt "F1rtniehtlF Ciuh.' Of Csicsgo
At ~ Gloss Of Der ELK ths club voted tnst
tasir crossings os SEM - their daughter
q Boulder
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Ms, Il. Z. Hastings has sons to New
York
Mr. J. Gibbs HAM has come csck here
20 reside
Mr.. A s. Crosby is spending 8 few days
in Chicago.
Mr.. 5tsrart DsEraEt has return. from
81. Louis. No.
Miss Anna Ainton hay returned from .
trip 10 Chicsgo.
The Misses Van Lseuwen have removed 4
to 567 Front-st
Mr. George Bu,s has gone to St. Louis.
No. oa business.
Mis- Juiis Meade is attending Miss Hess'
school ia Boston.
Descon Converse. OF Boston. is spending
a few days IN the city.
Mr.. u. A. True w&s n the city to vote.
Re = nov residing IA Chicago.
Hr. James Shelley has returned from an
extsaGsd trip South and West.
NJ Georxs II White IL now able 10 be
out sf.sr quite a serious illness.
Miss Lizzie Sullivan has gone to Chicago
to i've with Der sister. Mrs r. W. King.
Hon. 3. Frsnksn5erry, Of Niles. is the
guest of ~. A. Aay. Of the Giant Clothing
House.
Mrs c. B. Judd Of Syracuss, y. l.. IL
visiting her Ssser. Mrs.. II. J. RANKIN. OF
Turner-st.
Sr !. n. NcKslvs7 mas engaged "a trav-
sting ssissnsa WITH Coiia. Dsv0s & Co.
Of Calcago.
Hrs. Ivon kowrsski. Of Boston, viii bs
the gu 81 Of Der sister. Mrs. Frank Davis,
for ne inter.
NJ and Mrs. Piitsngsrars visiting friends
N Co.dwstsr. Fren9at. lad.. sad other
sogt asra pcints-
TIE Costing Pedro Cis5 net on Friday
evening a the residences Of tas Misses Dsla
saa Carrie Warz5urk.
Ts- u isses Gage and Bensdic' bsxin their
South Div.sion q. c.sss A. Red Mems hail
next Wednesday evening.
NJ. and Ms. Ia kersll. Of Iouia. are
spending Sundsy wifh NJ. AID Nrx W. C.
B-igsrraiL a. 5-9 East Fulton
NJ Jssssh Eliicett. con Of Mrs. Dr. G. =
Smifa has 5eea dsnxeroas,y iii a. as hoas
ia Chicsgo eut = ao~ canvslescsnE
Nr snd Ms Shelby Compton, 7ss Hud-
son. vac sre tas xussfs Of Ar. " r. Sse-
~ and family, iesvs t3aixhs for CHICAGO.
Mr.. pr Fair snd TO childrsa. wha
hsvs seen spendiag the So = me- e. Bali-
mere. srs expected h0rns ~ess from nsxl
fridaT.
Niss Muiiigsr. Eh3 hss ben the saesi Of
tsr friend II ~ Asns Csgldsld. fsr som.
ime psst. rssurned % Der hoas Caica.o
yesterday.
n sses FL - Grsr3,a sui A11a Vaav oF
nas-oiE ~so hssr ban to- gussts cf W-s.
). Hg.i Tor some time past rstu-nsi 10 =
YESTERDAY.
fseat4nsnt Sch~oss3r hss Snae q Csicsra
- uva ds vi % mach missed ~ The
sasras vita uhe he ass s-ea sssos.i a. ss
far re rsst sigas vsaHa
Nrs Coionsi Tna.nns0r of R8uffe- C,f
Who sac been rhe guest q 3sr xstsr. Mrs..
n N Aesrs lor s1li- ts-is ? 80 lsaqss rar
her So ssssern Ho1fe soroFrsv
Nr fssne> =. Lev,s srsi7 6lssstcssr -
The = Re eEse sRe Ms sntrs
sf hsisus-ca. srs - ae mares a. tas
h1me ~ the stride ca 81 sa1es1s7 Nsv "a
NJ. j. g. Nlkss has sivsn - ths sn .l
Msn0r-si Csnrea q eeaa1If1i liaen sa-ss =
for me c1canu1t74 t7ee f1s sorest hss
. h.n4sozs~ seF3sr -mpesed - sarcass
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Col. J. c. Hsrknss hAs fetuSnsd from the
EssE.
NJ aad Mrs. Smith Osterhout leave s0oa
for their Winlss aome IA sunny California
Mrs. N .sapo leavcs soon for Detroit. ~ ere
she ~li make nsc home Win her son. JOan
L. Sapp.
Me.srs. Richard Smith and James Crosby.
OF the Usigsrslty, spelt a lev days a. home
lsst week.
Mrs D. VI. Bsnjamin, of Milwaukee, is
the guest OF ner sisIer. Mrs. "A. ). omnsy. OF
Cherry-st-
Mrs E B. Hovey zee Miss Libois Jack
son. of Wichita. Kan. Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Lacey.
Miss Ada Mortons Coming Out" party
will isxs p ace al tbs AortOa Hcuss. and
sdl De Que OF Ihs n 0st elaborate events oi
the season
Alss Halle Parrish Is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. CaEharlns Botlssord. A. the warwick
VI - Parr.sa IS gifted vocalist and . grea.
fAyoFits ia local society.
Mrs ]. Morgan Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Parsons. lesvs tomOrroE for Unionsyliie.
Conn. 20 attend TIE csleorariO1 OF tue iAts
Rev. J. Morgan Smiths mothers eightleth
birthday.
Inc Atstc3 1s-e ana Dcn~llCt VIII gtFo
q hop on rhank giving nigot sud have en-
gagged tue Italian harp s. aud viollnist who
have CHARMED the Norton House residents
OF late, FOR the music.
Mr.. Df. Brigham has issued invitations
for . reception, TO be gwen az the Living
st0n ca the afternoon OF "Wednesday, No
ven Der p. from 10 s 0'clock. aud for b.
afternoon OF Wednesday. November %, q
tle sans hours.
Mrs. G. r. Mayhem will give a reception
for her lady friends on the afternoon Of
Thursday. toe 18th. at her pleasant resi-
denee on South Prospsct-st. Elaborate pre-
parati0ns are oeIng made. and the recep-
ton will oe Q.ite on a different order from
the usual adsirs OF that sort.
Madame Chsttertoa. the celebrated harp
solOist. who Is TO play a. Miss Marie vii
sons entertainment. November 81, Is to bs
ths guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. W ;. Gum dur
Tag her stay n this city. Madame was en-
tsrtsined b. the nobility while IN England
aud wss The guest Of Hon. W. Z. and Mrs
Gladstone Al Hawarden. Professor Lyman,
rho will also sDgesr A. the entertainment.
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs TOliOrd, ol
Fulto1-st.. while 10 the city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11


A sri,ant soa.lg ~ea1 a. ssia = -
s1eieEg sszaFtzr ysal-FasF SO - 8ars
a4Ga H. 1sarg a. I1zs1ay sig2t- 4a2
1sFsr saioysc anFf4las - MAea - az
lie. Saea 81 GEa4siasua. s4ea xeoa .Al@zs.
s1a szea = siEeoFF AL as aoea 4~s
sa1f - soLs sll4sr
Eor ssass FsArs essf rInlsrs nzEs ossa
xsi2z Ia E0111s = l1s s-sck ll4t = e~f - 2
isfF ~ ia lfy aAz 1-a1S1a go ~ o1s
u asr tsst1. s1c l2sfe .-E 4ct4Aliy ss2Fts
go s.aisss Is % - Lfgs. TIE stsrg, nEs
14.ag .asI1sr. . ~ fo,-u-sa % i-ct. s. 2
q saly falT APls "a sAs 1Aaf e., ~s-
L4.es tod s8oal l1s i4og Na0 . Ladg q
sFerg 4ssss ef i1s s4f4
Tas young soe5etg ssnusnen are 10 a
qaaadarY. -l8u hey s4lL " SAL lAsy aot
ca tasI . as lss--5ll- Il a-ay % stated
oa good suf1ori-g tL4a- il . periec-4F ProPsJ
iof asA - cal sps1 F1-ng ia1y sac
bas 5zsu u a.Eg8-1ed - tls lady zusa- 8sgs
oi t1sT 80 3. a. sfterlooa recebi %
il . uls eny prs e. 3ul p IS sazE tas
i4aly q fns e4ss aasl Ger ANY szQs-L
Al ar sad Ms ~ - Cooks guaiFsrs-
srs pzrty "a M011zg evening assay d tas
"a ssu .ers sees n1ul gag Ia pleasant 4
.la1e ssaailIscsacss sIsa Ars Pc I'm "A
Ok Hag.ds sA0 sss pr-ssat, Fsmarxsc
fhat lasrs ~ers sppis trees sanding ~ i <
Rapids which ls4 sr9sa fro4 sssas
s.salsd D, Caytaln Co1ll osFFy ~sen I'd
as aaakl1e . survey t1sre Over tnir-y
g-sfs s<o. Iae trees are carefully pEsssFTst
s11 zls oItea rsinlsi 01s 20 slsltors-
PROBABLY fs~ yoans brides have ever
1aoergons more carioas scrutiny ffonl
r5ss uDo4 row. Of opera glasses taan tbs
hft.e adv aa0 a. reselt.y came ir0m be
Slnny south. and sbo % FRIDAY svs4lns
al. A.. q = -.
husband . TIE Iron- ro1 OF tes para leIte
clscis Al PoNers AR0 - hsf credit msy u
De said tAAL shs pa ssed tns fusilads ia
sea1nsd Her extreme youth H4s re-
marked 81 many sad her beauty wss com
usnLed upJn 81 al
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT.

Is 0ouaed and 7oc are dolng a Su1,b77nng
business, but II Is net TIT human nature 10 be
satisfied, so here gees a fcao lines of Dress
Gooas that 7c7X ha7c a henaancy Ia dou6he
sales tie Present 5oeek. ne aoH .glse 1on
items to bonaer on:
II pieces 50 ill., Broadclofh at 49, equal 10
any $500 go0as IN the city,
25 pieces ofhhe bea quality 81 IN. Br0ad-
cl0th aHMe Nc70 SHADES at $50. equal 10
any $3.50 Broadolothsm tie market
20 shades all aoO0/ .38 IN. Dress Gooas at
81 I-2c This line rs just the ,zeh Dine
tor tea .g07onS.
.32 bleoes barye 700ol striped Flanne/ at 500.
5oorfh IS eents
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.
A FIVE ASSORTMENT.

What i. more acceptable as a present
than q handsome gold watch or a beautiful
solitaire diamond? A Gift Of this dsscrip-
tion would bring great lOy TO the heart of
any lady or gentlemsn. Zierleyn & Cars
tens, jewelers., 9S Monroe-st., make a spe-
cialty OF fine diamonds and gold and silver
watches. Their stock is complete in every
respect. ana contains goods that are only
rich and elegant in appearance and guaran-
teed to be just as represented. Tney are
experts in judging diamonds. and their
practical knowledge in watch manufsctur-
ing enables them 10 select only the very
best time pieces in the market. Anvone
that anticipates making q gift of either a
watch or diamond to friend or relative
should not fail to call on Zisrleyn & Cars
ten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

Is 7e,y large and neoessa,z5 z0c haae ali
kinds of COrsefs; ar, Af rs q4ah6 zlls; all
sorts Qf tie best and most desyabl styles.
There are C0rsets that noboat 7oanks. ne
do net keeb M0se---in faa, haze no use for
them. one of ov many aims IS Ia aiayz5afe
experience. This zge do al the Coy5etsCo onu-
ter The saAesao0men aoh0 aoaH an you m
dcystand their business, and tier ada7Cc IS
sometimes of great 7alue. But aoe arc SELL
inc Corseks and the ad7qce IS Mroaou ~.
Very fe70 7oomen ouf Of hnnared hno7o Iua
eractly what kind Of a c0yscf hicy onehf Ia
7oear, Corset makers 7oould haze you be-
heve that Me1j, particular Corseks are IustMe
thing foy e7e'y6ody. Onry0nng aoomen hnoae
them all, and ont Of tie a6undonoe o/ that
kuo7OAage they can TT 1ou a0hen they knoao
your becuAa,zhes. II IS not necessary 10
name e7'e,y line 9f Corsets a0e ha7e IN sock;;
70e hazv them ft1om 20 ocuks 10 IS. Domestic
and imported, and 7oe say 10 yen II 1ou are
not satisfied ao7M ,0nr cOrsef purchased r.
turn to rs and get J0uy money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11


Mrs. O. Wsaa4ll .ad Ars. Cora Wsa-
han. saals1sd ~ MA. &. d. C8.lias Al
Il 81 Ha.srs gsss rscsplloa = tssE ia1y
fTisaIs ga " sdasst4g aneraoon - tnsir
fes4dsnls ~ 44ullail-sL Als. ts1Ofs p
3rantaa aal AIss lr4er DsLaao ggesi lsd =.
tls tao -. aaG tlsre ai4D -ssstsd a- TIE
taslss Assdsm-s Wa-ieE 1M-Lls aaf IS
arnnelL AnnA Coa.rr hsnlall, A b. f0r-
80 ala lls a .ss~s A|s bsalAs 4sGe res
a4n. Maui Hughes. Bessie 7Ag1, NAY kJo-
ilson L8tlis LleeY AFfa " s11sriy All
Louise Bsrlatrs. There ssrs ABOUT
lnges aalIrs1 present ald fsir7sa-
usuls Trrs serFsd "a tas din ~ (
Eaom ana library Ias diniDk ro0n
va ascaralsa Ia sgss1- Throughout, sal AZ
auo lhs ll1,rsl- VzrleLlss oi ferns ald
ys.lls being l1s1. A broad band oi 1slcsts
tsra ROADS f4n aiasolaiiy scross tne tables
VIA 10y pretty eject. lbs candles Hers
~ srssn sat. Wnlls schrys4atheInuns vars
ssed y decosats ths par.o.1 Pros Wilbur
fsTcs sld a.5 oFlles-ra fu1defsd delghliU
snlslc i0T 30 OCCASION, s=.ec4lons frosa
tBs .sadlag com l1sers 0eln< sf-istlcaliY fsn-
aalst lls la4eic VS. . dzils ntlai iesturs
70 lls OCCASION Mira j. =. Mcnnam wore
= olack sala x0sn with white is4saers,
MS. Cora Wsult.n, white 0ssandls trim
los1 sith ace Na tol1as. black velvet,
"a - - Alters. l4oFyss-i FciSct N pato D 4o
and cream. tnnmed vita Fich lacs, Miss
r freeman. caefrY siik MRS. COazsr. waite
alk Nfa Porter lack Win red dowefs Ia
heg sair snd a. asr waist. Mrs. smith. black
ace with red uob0as. KISS Hughes. waite
WOOL slashsd Ia ff0ut aud trimmed 10 pink
sis Ass 3 gh. crsan white. Miss Wou-
lsrlv. dave c0.orsJ cashmere. Miss Heath.
black six e1d acc. Mrs. Charles Grinaell.
cream -colored cssnmsre smbrcsdsred In
pax slE dover.
Ars. T. r. d. &ssisied by Ars Peter
Pierce sd Ais5 Lille Whlgtlssey, INTRO
GucsG her caarming dsaz lteg. Mss Latis
lhl. iat0 society ey giving reception a.
ths family residences on FountAia-sl.. on
Ingrsdty attera0on, from ? - . D clock.
4rs. ~. Earle. Mrs. Hazsltias aud the
d isses Aana W ztrrs. Florsncs Dehrs1t and
Isns Freeman sssistssl IN TIE dining rOom
a. he rooms 9ers rcniy decorated wita
gsy chrysao lhemums and smllax- lac
library vas hiled via the yellow h0wsrs
The diRing room a dream IN pink clrysan-
tAemums aid ths drawing rooms Ia The
fowers Of pgrs white. The hail and yesIi'
QUE rsss oru4meatsd with stAtaiy palms
the green zdGing very muca TO the rich
colOring bsy0ad- The masic wa a charm
i8g novelty. Ms Lovei0y's orchestra Of
twsivs 0anI0s beng stationed IN the c0a-
ssrvssory. Mrs. Uhl has the distinction OF
BEING tes Grsl lady IN ibis city 20 give an
s.tsrn0on coming OuE party for her
daughter. a custom much IN vogue IN Gin
Ci4uafl
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-11

TIE qoondry7nl trade aoe are doing ~ ese,1
department a00nH surprise as u 10 asd nof
kn0q0 tie cause.
ne are constantly 6awng fer err sekok-
sale as 10eX as ar iyzMeHse retail nlQac
Ow purchases are made f0r Cash. and
yen kno90 Cash IS boa0ey
NE ha7e an Eastern bu,ey oonS1aAlb on
tie q0atof fo~ bargains and these ba,gal,is s1e
.gzge the beobh
Ne d0nI kn07O 70/iaf II IS Ia hage an accA-
mutation o/ 0la, Shob-aooyn, 0nf-efseas0n sfn6
ub0n 0uy Shei0eS