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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
Pure Texas Wine

Can be bought at j. A. Bitter d Co.,
40 Austin street; Chas. Heuerman,
Alamo plaza E. Zinsmeyer's saloon,
West Commerce street. 92l I'm
TUERPE & Sons, Manufacturers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11

Snake rings in platinum anC
gold, puzzle rings in silver, twisted
gold wire rings, the very latest; al
elegant selection now IN stock. BELL
Bros, PSI Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11

Turkish and Vapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
A lamo streets. 3-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
JOHN r. HAMBLETON i Co.
w. s. HADLEY.

In retiring from the above firm herewith
extend to the public and my friends, thank
for their patronage and confidence and cheer
fully recommend their continued favors to m!
successors S-2Stf w. S. HADLEY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11

Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal.
Best Bituminous Goals for heating
purposes. Olsen & Son, 4l0 f. HOus-
ton street, Telephone 4SS. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-11
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Hambleton, HadIey Il Co , is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, W. 5. Had
lev retiring from the firm. The business here,
tofore conducted by them will be continued
under the firm name of John I. Hambleton
Co. who will fill all contracts now existing
and pay all firm debts. ,,.,
witness our hands at San Antonio this 18th
day of August, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

A penny famine" is what now threatens the
large cities Of the west and southwest. The
people have learned to use the long-despised
one-cent coin, and the needs of circulation
have increased far beyond the power Of tho
government machinery to supply them The
Philadelphia mint is about two months behind
with its orders for these pieces, in spite of
keeping at work night and day turning them
out. The result of such scarcity is that the
poor people suffer more than the rich Where
change cannot be readily made for purchases.
prices Of small commodities adapt themselves
all too promptly to the existing conditions and
become multiples of five-the one, two or three
cents OF difference inuring always to the profit
Of the seller and not of his customer. The
seller, in his turn, cannot make SO many sales.
and the producer feels pinch. Ali that Con
gress can do in the way of remedying this
shortcoming ought to be done without delay,
by liberal appropriations for the coinage and
shipment Of copper cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

Frances E. Wizards address ON dress reform
does contain some startling ideas. certainly.
Catch Edison, she says, and construct him in
side wasp waistcoat, and be sure you'll get no
more inventions; bind a hustle upon Bismarck,
and farewell to German unity; coerce Robert
Browning into corsets and you'll have no more
epies; put Parnell into petticoats, and home
rule is a lost cause. That is rhetorically fine.
but it does not end the story. Catch any mem
Der Of the gentlcr sex and thrust her into a
mans hat and coat, and waistcoat and trousers
and boots, and you have no longer the loyeliest
work of the creative art-a woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

Chicago ought to be ruled out of the list OF
worlds fair possibilities, anyway, no matter
who else stays in. 1t was from that city that
We first heard Of the transfer of Columbus
glory to Lief Eriksen. When Eriksen's cele-
bration day comes around, Chicago can have
her fair if she wants one; but just now We arc
talking about Columbus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

There is a threat in the air that another
Joggins raft of logs will be fioated down from
Nova Scotia to Cape Cod in the spring. Hero
Is subject for the maritime conference to con-
slider committee to report on the practice
Of leaving loose logs in steamship tracks as an
obstruction to navigation had better be ap-
pointed al once, before the Jogsns people get
too FAR ahead with their work to stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

The Paris illustrated almanac which has JUS,
come out with portraits of Cleveland and Thur
man, the new President and Vice President of
the United States" is, after all, not much
further from the truth than some Of the Amer
lean newspapers which keep stock of cuts on
hand and use the same one for VI. VI. Estee and
Dom Pedro and General Cyrus Bussey, or for
Lady Churchill, the Duchess OF Marlborough
and Miss Gwendolen Caldwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

The artificial silk made by Count Chardouet
from cellulose is said to be highly explosive.
Things domestic will have come to pretty
pass il the head Of the family is to be blown up
when he doesn't give his consort new silk
gown, and the consort is to be blown up when
he does
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

II Samuel J. Tilden, by his untranslatable
win. didn't succeed in doing handsome thing
for the city of his home, he at least provided a
lot OF fat fees for the members Of his beloved
profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET
A STORE FULL
OF INTERESTING ITEMS

| STORE FULL
OF INTERESTING ITEMS
| We waste no space with superauous words What
We have to say give you in few words posi-
BILE and await your decision the same. What we
tell you Of are bargains, and when say "bdr1dins
We don't mean goods which you buy every day In
the week and anywhere else at the same price, but
goods bought by much under their value and offered
you in the same manner. After these sold there
may be more at the price and article adver-
tised is not generally in house for length of
| time.
| CLOAK DEPARTMENT
| so Ladies' Long Raslans in Blue aud Brown Striped
Cloths made strongly and styshly fit perfectly,
| in all sizes (from SO to 40.
These goods sold for and worth every bit Of $40
They are frst-class in every respect, and are Of
as inducement for You visit the department
In Its new homo tsecond floor, 'front.'. You should
take advantage Of the price,
Sc EACH.
Those CALICO WRAPPERS for 9ec. are going on.
of our house by the dozens It's the most remarkable
price ever made for Wrapper that be bought
| anywhere for under $3.50. See if you can buy the
materials for 99c.
OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.,
2S pair Of Heavy Silk Turcoman Curtains plain tops
with wide handsome chenille dados. They come in
all the new shades Of Terra Gotta Blue Steel, Old
Rose &c The same goods be bought in town, but
their price is $40 and sl2.5O pair We offer these
ss9s PAIR
Examine our line of Lace Curtains. Portieres and
Art Goods.
CURTAIN POLES FEET LONG
with brass fixtures complete in Black Walnut Cherry
or Ash; 15c. each
DRY GOODS.
We have Just received unusual values in Ga Plain
and Fancy Coakngs Of which the following items
the most notable ones:
o. Wooden and Cancels Fancy Cloakings, especially
adapted for Connemaras." Some in stylish patterns
and colors, worth s1.75,
FOR $1.44 YARD.
~ pieces OF "a Fancy Striped Cloakings, worth
Sl75,
FOR 81. 4S YARD.
Ga Plain Beaver Cloakings extremely stylish this
season. Colors: Black, Navy Brown Myrtle aud wine
worth 1915,
FOR 1925 YARD
An Unusual YELLING BARGAIN.
5000 yards Of Sewing Silk Veilings in all colors
regular 25c goods and sell all at that price We
offer them now for
1870. A YARD.
A SENSATIONAL PRICE ON
FEATHER TRIMMING.
Goods which sell for SOC. and 75c. yard. We hayo
500 yards Of it which we will sell for
121aC. YARD.
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ROBINSON PARKER & Co.'s
OVERCOATS.
WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE.

The BEAUFORT" the GRAFTON" and the
"BELVIDERE." They are three distinct styles of
Dress overcoats-this seasons contribution of the
English fashion moulders to the world of STYLE orgi-
mated in the realms of Sweldom and brought to per-
lection by the genius of American artists. The
beaufort" is "snappy," close-htting, stylish
garment made from smoo tn faced material-Kersey
or Metonstrap seams inlaid velvet collar seamless
back, single breasted fly 'front.' Edges The colors
we're showing Black. Brown. Blue. Electric Blue
Green, Drab and Fawn and in several shades of the
staple colors-s15 to s35
The GRAFTON COACHING COAT" is a Double
breasted overcoat of Engsh box CLOTH made up simi
lar to the BEAUFORT" only that it's double breast
ed We're showing this shape in every color from the
but not less elegant Seal Brown and Sober Black-s2O
to s35.
The "BELvIDERE" is a single-breated overgar-
ment. slightly longer than the Beaufort" double
stitched and edges and seam in center of back
This quietly elegant Overcoat made from smooth
surfaced fabrics and comes in quiet colors-Black,
Blue, Seal Brown and Gray-$I5 to $50.
The above described are Dress Coats strictly In
selecting one of those can't go astray They are
correct. The numerous colors and multiplicity of
shades show give you the widest latitude for the
exercise of your good taste There isn't shade
shown that Gentleman may not wear and feel that
he is within the lines laid down by good FORM The
high style Of these Coats can't be duplicated away
from here at any price and our prices you know arc
ditcays right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

T AIDES BEAVER DIRECTOIRE JACKET NAVY
~ and Black, welt seam, tailor-made, handsomely
bound, $i.90 -Four styles of LADIES' Fancy stripe
COMBINATION, 18th st. sc. n23-.jt
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A THANKSGIVING FrAsr

OF BARGAINs IN FINE FOOT WEAR
FOR THE THANKSGIVING WEEK.
WE'VE HAD AN UNUSUALLY BRISK
TRADE ON OUR MEDIUM-PRICKD GOODS
THIS MONTH. BUT OWING TO THE IN
CEssANT RAINY SPELL THE SALE OF
OUR FINE GOODS HAS SUFFERED. TO
REDUCE THIS PORTION OF OUR STOCK,
WE HAVE PREPARED AN ENJOYABLE
FEAST FOR THE ECONOMICALLY IN.
CLINED BY OFFERING FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS:
IN MEMS FINE SHOES.
Best Imported French Patent Leather Shoes,
sold everywhere at So This week s4.6O.
Fine Patent Leather Shoes. regular So goods.
This week 1885.
Our Best Calf Morocco top Boots, they're
fully worth IS. This week 1886.
About 100 Pairs Best French Calf Hand
stitched "a Dress Shoes This week g.
The choice Of different Styles Fine 50 Calf
Shoes. This week at s2.37.
IN LADIES' FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS
s3.75 for the Best Handmade French Kid or
Dongola and Genuine English waukenfast But
ton. These are identically the same goods as
other dealers sell at IS.
Best Genuine Kangaroo and fine Dongola
Hand-sewed Button. usually g. This week
$685.
Elegant So Hand-sewed Welt and Hand
turned Button Boots will go this week at s2.37.
Those Popular One Strap Patent Tip s2.5O
Grecian Button Slippers for evening wear. This
week at s1eo.
French Bronze Elegantly Trimmed Evening
Slippers; other dealers price e. so. ours s14s
IN MISSES AND CHILD's FINE SHOES
Misses French Dongola Solar Tip Button,
bestknown make, s1.75 the popular price
This week sL40
Child's Isles to 1O1l, Genuine Hand sewed
Welt Button. q frst-class 81 Shoe. This week
sl.45.
THESE ARE NOT GOODS BOUGHT FOR
THE OCCASION. BUT ARE ALL MADE
ESPECIALLY FOR US AND WARRANTED
TO GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION.
WV Wv v n Nm y f Hu# ! a J. HIM i Inn
wW~~ WV MIMI n: II Il IA al Il In m M
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a4Ss SCcGG o 90 - ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
THREE sl6 SEVENTH ST..
LARGE 1922 PA. AVE.
1t STORES 231 PA AVE. Sc
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HoLD1Ne Up Gun EsD-As Usual

Their, certainly has been Q scramblng after OUR
Black Cheviot Suits this fall. sacks-single and
double breasted-both-a Cutaways-all brought
under the pressure. OF course it's been scrip
pler' to some of the other. fancier patterns-but
according to our way of thinking-if you want
Black Cheviots-Black Cheviots you shall have.
Thank our most perfect creative facilities that
we've been able to keep ahead Of the demand If
we-like the others-had been obliged to await our
turn to be served ont Of the general market-where
would we have been? What sort Of hotch-potch
would have been obliged to offer your
But manufacture as fast as we can sell-not
only that-but we kaop what we're handling-and
they always give satisfaction-al,cays-don make
any difference whether it's Black Cheviots or not
the Ut is there-the style is nere-and is the merit
You can't see, perhaps-but that wears. Four
gxades-Sl5-single double breasted sacks
cutaways-s1s-the same styles with the double
or single breasted vests-tnotch or rolling collsr)-
and $50 and $25-An sizes complete.
A COAT THAT PLEASEs-
One of the many-is Double Breasted Box Coat cut
with the full straight back Dressy gentlemen like
because it's comfortable and stylish 1t has every
appearance Of custom garment"-because it's got
all the u.rtues-Lap seams, selvage and finished
edges-Silk Cashmere lined-full velvet
inserted velvet or cloth collars
Kersey seems to be the favorite-so we've made the
line up in blues. greens, browns and tans-Black
Cheviots and Thibets have their friends-lots of
them-so we have them in these fabrics
We're quite you'll like the cut of this coat-the
quality and "0et up" isn't to be questioned-and all
around is a most satisfactory garment.
OUR price a25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

NOVEMBER %. 1880
You will want for your Thanksgiving Table
Plum Pudding, Choice Fruit Cake Choice
Mince Meat, Elegant New Crop Table Raisins
in big clusters, Extra Selected New Crop Nuts,
Sweet Picked Mangoes in Glass. Extra Large
Olives in Glass. Choice Mushrooms in Glass or
Tin, Best Quality French or italian Table Oil.
We have all these and many more desirable
articles Of like character. Leave your orders
early and avoid the rush
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.
12s NINTH STREET
Ps.-Don't forget our great sale Of New Can
ton Preserved Ginger. Eye.
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ROBINSON. PARKER & CO..
DEALERS IN FINEST CLOTHING,
leo $40 SEVENTH ST.

A FINE LONDON DYED PLUSH MODJESKA,
IN with Bell Cuff, Plush Ball Trimming, model fit
ing, sizes from ~ to 40; price = IA 30 KAUFMAN'S
,.o.k lt
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BOYS, WEAR.

)1o WEAK.
Here are a lot of especially good values in
Boys Wear:
80 doz. Boys Unlaundered Shirt Waists
Of Fancy Percale. Sizes to IL years Only
SOC each
Extra-fine Unlaundered Shirt Waists of
Fancy Percale Sizes to IL years. Only
Go. coach.
Mothers Friend" Flannel Shirt Waists,
in Navy, Seal and Gray. Sizes 5 to IA years.
Only 81 so each.
Boys Corduroy Norfolk Suits Sizes to
10 years. Reduced to close 81. so each.
Boys' INEQUALITY Navy Blue Chinchilla
Refers, strongly made, double breasted and
finished with gilt buttons; very service
able, warm and dressy. Only $3.50 each.
Two lines of Boys Imported Custom Made
Cashmere Cape Ovorcoats. Sizes z to ID
years. Sl1 and $3.50 each.
We yet have a few of the Boys Suits and
Overcoats which we reduced to 81. so each.
(Third door.S
WOODWARD & LoTHRoR.
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ABSOLUTE CLos1se-our SALE
$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
FINE READY-MApE SUITS AND oyERcoArs

The public 10 hereby informed that on the dav of
January. 1890. my brother. JOSEPH b. ADLER who
has been In my employ for the five years last past will
become my partner in business. Tho name and style
OF the firm then and thereafter will be
VICTOR Z. ADLER BRO
By the terms Of the whole of the pres
ent stock of goods must be disposed Of The limited
time allowed for the accomplishment of this
task renders IL positively necessary that UNPARAL-
LELED BARGAINS be offered as an inducement 10
buyers The season is proptious being on the verge
OF hoary winter. Even in the business world il an
pears that there Is cloud without silver lining
In sacrificing my elegant stock Of
FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING
Rsht In the heart Of the busiest season OF the year
have the consolation Of knowing that shall be Lene
nting thousands Of people who can III afford to nav
the fancy prices usually exacted for Heayy-weisbt
Clothing ut this season
shall also be compelled to make extensive altera
Tons and improvements; hence am pushed for time
and mustPUSH OF the stock rapidly at q reduction of
from
TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT.
VICTOR 4 ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
e27 and 929 7th st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts svenus
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm. ne6
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z. b BARNUM b co.
s3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE-

LOOK
FOR 1hanksgivirg week We offer special induce
msnts In
Cassards Mid Cured Hams. Sc per pound
Csssard SMOKED Tongues, Csc.
Choice London Layer Raisins. 20c per pound.
Imported Jams, sc. per Jar
SOFT Shell Almsnds, 20c. per pound.
Mixed Nuts 12isc. per pound.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF CANDY.
Choice Applea 90 so and % per barrel
florida oranges, 25c. and SOC. per dozen.
Also fne selection Of Turkeys Which we win an at
the lowest market price
New York burbank Potstoes Csc per bushel.
T. II. WALKER q Co.
n25-lv oz6. o46 and $50 Louisians ava
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LorHRop.
Cor lish and sts. n ".
MosDAn. NOVEMBER 25, 1889.

Here Ii . synopsis Of the new goods placed
on sale this morning:
Bric-a-brac Novelties
An army of Dolls.
Narrow Laces at half priceL
Holiday Umbrellas.
Toys and Cameo
Black Embroidered Robes.
More OF the $50. Plaid Dress Goods
bargain in Damask Sets
bargain in " Napkins at s1.o5.
Various New Upholstery Goods.
We guarantee our prices" and we mean
u in the broadcast possible construction of
the phrase. We can sell goods as low a. they
can be sold, and we stand ready 10 buy back
all We sell II the goods be in the condition
purchased
AL-wooL sERGEs AT 37<c
We shall offer in our Domestic Dress Goods
Department on Second Floor tomorrow
morning. Is pieces ALI wool Serges with the
fashionable Side Bands in Attractive
Effects, at the low price Of 37,Sc per yard.
which is l2hc. per yard less than they have
ever before sold. They should not last over
two days at this low price.
(Second aoor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
BARGAINS IN NOVELTY" BLACK AND
WHITE DRESS GOODS
We have now on sale three bargain lines Of
4O-inch Fancy Black Dress Goods in Black
and White Checks. Stripes, Plaids Blocks,
Hair-line Stripes &c, at 45c., Soc and 59c
per yard. All are Heavy Woolens for
present wear, and make upexceedingly we'll
(First door. second annex, rear.)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
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Os II. FLANAGAN,
with W. s. Tagran, will be pleased to any of his old
customers and their friends Have fine stock of Da-
monds Watches and Jewelry hand il you can't call
yourself send postal 6U4 9th St. NV. n25-lm
SOR ONE WEEK, Acc. HOMEMADE RAG CAR
pet. &c vi zoe Cottage Rag Carpet, 1Sc: yd Best
quality Carpet Lining, PIC. yd. BLUMS,
n232t' 7I5 and 7i1 Sth st. Sc.
SMALL SIZES IN CHlLDREN'S WASH PRINT
~ Newmarkets, with Shoulder Capes, sizes =, 4 aud q
years, Sl.l9. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA-
IIOS. llth st. Sc n23-3t
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Thus Fan
THE FALL HAS BEEN VERY DECIDEDLY
MEDIUM-wErGHT ovERCOAT SEASON.
IN THIS STYLE OF ovERCoAT THE
SMOOTH KERsEYs AND MELONS ARE
THE MOST POPULAR, AND NOT ONLY
ARE THESE GOODS POPULAR BUT THEY
ARE VERY DURABLE.
MADE UP WITH RAW" EDGES AND LAP
SEAMS DOUBLE STITCHED. THEY ARE AS
DREssY A GARMENT AS ONE CAN WEAR.
WE CLAIM TO HAVE THE FINEST LINE
OF THESE GOODS IN THE CITY.
THEY COME IN A GREAT VARIETY OF
CoLoRs AND SHADES AND ALL PRICES
FROM sl5 TO $50. SPECIAL LINES OF
THESE FOR YOUNG MEN.
THE NEWEST FIFTH AVENUE. NEW
YORK. STYLE OF THESE COATS is CUT
DOUBLE BREASTED. THIS Is SIMPLY A
CHANGE FROM THE CONVENTIONAL
Fly FRONT" COAT AND is LIKELY TO BE
POPULAR. PARTICULARLY WITH YOUNG
MEN.
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NOR ONE WEEK WE SHALL GIVE AWAY SIT
Curtain Poles, fancy brass trimmings, with every
pair OF our l 4S Lace Curtains, worth 81 BLUMS,
145 and 141 Sth st. Sc n23-2ts
(NOATS-COATS-IF YOU WANT STYLISH ME-
~ dunn priced Garments have them. Ladies'
Myrtle Beaver Directoire, SilkbOund, Bell Cuff large
flaps on pocket, IS. 80 KAUFMAS'S DOUBLE COM
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Fine, Soft, Crochet Cotton for making
lace, in white and cream, 8 and 1Oc per
ball.
C.B Darning Cotton in white. cream,
black. and colors. warranted fast aud not to
crock, &c. ball.
Linen Floss in white and colors, &C. per
skein.
Barbour's Linen Thread. &c.
Barbour'sCarpe Thread, 10.
Steel Crochet Needles, 10 and 12c
Oxidized Button Hooks, l0c each.
Bone-handle Button Hooks, IL, Is, ali
PIC.
Hand Snap" Buttons to carry with You
Anybody can put them on instantly Excel
lent In case Of an emergency. 2Oc. per box.
"The Boss" Button Fasteners, &c.
Sleeve Holders for holding the sleeves In
Place while putting on an outside garment,
loo.
Hose Supporters: children's, l2kc.,
ladies'. IS. go. and csc. per pair.
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