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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-01

Ehsv AsA B1gAs Msass wort go %
Anana1 vosssssa - Hsfsssu Bays.
1hs osas11e Hos1pEBos CIssks Associatsou
vha - lev dsys circulate Tor signatures
peuuon asking congrsss 70 allow the full
amount asksd b TIE postmastss-gsne
ior clerk hire and q pass The Ketchnm
osu de0ning The hours At iaboF Of postofncs
caer9s. and granting IN annual vacation of
nftesn days 70 them This sction was
brought about by the action Of the national
associssaon Of postOflice clerks Of which
ne seattle association u Z branch. The
souowtng resa3nt5on vas poseed by the
local association q IL last nestinx:
WnnnsAs. We rscsGnin ~ immediae ~
oeeasv for cumhGnod eGoyt a pan Of post
omce ciefks 10 secure n improvement in their
present condisto0. Ne. hers ole unis With sim
hax orr nisaiions ALREADY fas tfnted In the pgin-
c1paa ifiss mr. fughoat the enfir, country, an
WMeRfAs, Being consfnced that eight hoarB
enouid fonsstsuss ~ work. and thsf Afteen
oe5S saceoon snEuAt > oaIA be conceded II q
period Of one peas - vice, the pa mAs o. -
cesermine the time aud The department 20 pro
and
wHssEAs. Our duties make extraordinary
osuands upon our y ntsl enefgies and cause
coE1espe ndtux nefv NJ exhaustion. and faith.
iui service 70 a public n Of - gre ttst Inn
poFsAncs 70 the business fsserssu Of ths nation;
be Is
R<soissd, BY tie Seattle Possolnce CLERKS Asso-
casfion, thsf IN urgent appeal BE- made 70 the
senator's and representatives in congress 10 e.
ma ~ % secure the spsedy pesuags OF the bills
HoA $40 and s.4T. now pending before con-
gress and request thst an appropriation suf.
ncfent - carry ont successfully the wishes OF .
usaful body Of public servants shall Be made %
enable the department 10 grant the provisions
OF the Classification bill; and. he Il
R<sofrsd. Thst copies of these resolutions b
forwarded 20 our senators and representative,
ana 70 al the papen Of oar city. with . request
fog ne powerful assistance OF the pres In the
furthefancs Of this purpose; and. - IL further
Resofred. that petition b framed and pre-
sented foe signature to the leading cltfssus Of
Seattle setting forth our clAimA
Mr.. J. B. Combs. OF 2.05 Second street.
has received his appointment % railway
postal clerk. class 1. between Seattle and
Tacoma. vice Harry n. stockton, who WAS
given the appointment. and for some rea-
son or other declined IT, The appointment
u made for . probationary term of six
months.during which time the conduct and
capacity Of the appointee will Be tested. At
the expiration Of this period the appointse
10 70 Be subjected TO such IN examination
- the department may direct Mr.. Combs
II young man OF excellent character and
viii doubtless give satisfaction upon this,
one Of the most important railroad mail
routes In WashingtOn.
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The following passengers sailed from San
Francisco yesterday on the steamer City OF
Puebla:
For 6eattle--A. Calm. Mrs. Capt Nc
Williams. J. r Thomas, c. A. Taylor. A.
w. Young. A. N. Young, s. w. McKinn.
C. II. Hmbery. g. w. Holden, John Nike
sell. Thomas o 'Brien. Robert Jackson. s.
II. Barnes. Miss Anderson. NJ p. Van
homer and wife. J. b. Smith and wife. f..
NJ. Black. II. r. sibery, J. Rosenthal. NJ.
Goldstsin. Mrs. Demmick. F. Biithen, C..
r. Davis.
For Tacoma--J. r. Rothsrts. c. I. Law
son. l.. Strongly. r. @. Clark. J. Z. Tub
butt Mrs. Barkett. Mrs. Gibson, Miss Glib
SON.. Miss Hardtnston. r. Toklas. n. Toklas,
Miss n. Kisby. J. \. Kisby, w. r. Arnold,
A. g. Sanders. J. II. Brown and wife.
Charles Diamond. = Martin.
For Victosia--W. Lawfence and wife. J..
Simpson, William Banks, Mrs. NJ. A..
Hackett and daughter. J. Madison and
child. J. d. F1ssss.
For Port Townssnd-J. Tipsstt. L. +.
Potter, w. r. Cameron. r Dounslly, n.
Nicholss, w. D. c. Hamilton.
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Five homestead sntriss. four pre-smp-
ton nlings. one timber land application
and one contest case were recorded ~ the
land once yesterday. Fifteen homestead
entries were rejected - the applicants
attempted to file upon ths old indemnity
school lands In this city.
Continuing the raids upon the prosti-
tutss, three more were arrested last even
Ing, two by Ofaosr Sam Corbstt and the
other by Officsr George 6hsahan. They ell
deposited 80 apiece for their appearance In
court today.
Rees p. Daniels. the attorney. has re-
moved his oficss from room ~. Boston
block, 70 rooms I'll and 2i2. second floor Of
the Butler block.
Auditor Forrest yesterday issued license
20 we'd to James Z. Richardson and Eva
Clark.
Knights Templar meeting tonight.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
enly Eight Alarms During the Month 4
Amrfl.

~ eA8us AtoTns curing tue fuousu -
April.
The 6re department in April VAS Allied
cut eight times and the amountpf xamage
y hfs amounted to $50. sincdlahs organ
eauon Of the paid department there have
neen sixty-on alarms, an average Of ten .
month. The number for April Is below
u average. The following Is list OF the
safms turned in with the estimated dam
~ In each:
April S-Klins 4 Rosenberg building on
Washington street. Alarm caused by the
settling of the fioor.
April 49,. Burkman's clothing tent.
eomer Of Third street and Yeslef avenue;
.oss. IS Z. Wells secondhand goods tent.
aain street, between Fourth and Fifth !:
be-, 500.
April H-fire in West Seattle. Could
scs respond for want Of transportation.
April a-fire in dwelling corner Of
nshsh and Lenora street; loss. $50.
April 2i-Fire in dwelling corner Of
'front.' and Lake street: loss. $50
April 2t-Star restaurant tent. corner Of
Fourth and Main streets; loss, $sl
April aS-B. Frederiek's store. Yesier,
Near Railroad avenue; loss. IS.
thief kellogg yesterday completed the
pay roll for April. Chemical company No
zeis $3.50; Hook and Ladder company
no. :, $57T.so; Engine company No. (. tc97.
~, and Engine company No. 2, &Saaoo.
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SUPERIOR couRr-sTRArToH.
ooatts Insurance Company Va Boyle q nllsy
Continued until May 10
Charles etcnebreakef Va Front Street Gable
Aeod Company-Continued until June 2.
SUPERIOR couRr-HuMEs. J.
Hobart N. wheldcn Va W. ". Beck-Motion
= slsike out defendant'e answer sustained.
CHARLES Gardner W John 4. Frederick % Al
benuFrsf argued and taken under adviscmen1
Charles ?. Lindsey W. Cedar River Coal Com
pny-order allowing defendant TO remove
ne1el and papers for use.
hobsr Roesner va II. l. Yeslcr-Motion for
IN tRial denied
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roar TOWNSEND THE BEST AND SAFEST FLAG
FoR INVESTMENT.

roar TOWNSEND rHx BEsr AND SAFEST rLAsl
FOR INVESTMENT.
Port Townsend Offers more advantages 10 IN
yessors than any speculative point in the state
Property now 10 eheap. but II advancing rapidly
IL d city without having he'd railroad, and
now the Port Tcwnsend Southern In helms
pushed rapidly. the Union Pacific II assured
ana the Northern Pacific II preparing % enieI
the city by means of ferry from WILDLY
island. The advent OF these roads viii cause
prices TO double over and over again. Two
Shluu make these railroads SEX Port Townsend,
One II the harbor. where vessels are not forced
to tie . the hank or 10 buoya terminal city
REQ uircs more vessel room than can be obtained
at vhaYvea The other thing IL the wealth OF
the Olympics. rich In coal and precious ora. and
the whole territory 10 direcsy tributary to For,
Townsend. city which can have nc rival wee,
Of the Sound. and IL destined 20 rtvAi any on the
eastern shcrea Already city OF ever s.0pa before
the rear IL ended IL population viii he 81 ieas,
Is, 100 ana the increase only begun lnvessments
have the merit 81 being safe. Money can't b
Loaf. and improved property 10 certain 70 hrinE
an income.
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gE SUPERIOR COURT
- Unusually Light Day in All
Three Departments.
~ NEWELL MILL DAMAGE CASE
! v.eAsct for Defendant 1stasnsA-0slt
sss Divorce Against Psliss-
msn-Nsw 9uits

- rs no session q the supsrioe
- n either Of the three DEPARTMENTS
....1..sev Afternoon. Judge strafton and
ss. Gumea convened couYt IN thsir de-
..s.-e,t. vesterdav morning. but soon
S..ssed al the days business md Cd
.ssI.ed until this morning. Jude Lich-
.s-r- ms absent in EllensbuYs I'll day
s M not yeturn until tomorrow morn
- = the equity court viii have recess
-. todsv. No cases came to trial before
21- Hnmes Yesterday, his business
'ssss ecn6ned 70 hearing motions.
-, .-.A-,or,s nr,..rxr.r
- .-s..- ~ 49,
~ 60 ~. =. -. H s,n ,xc $3.50 ~
ls us ...srs .L-s..sl -. =
- s. IL. - -. 49, 49,. !.
s ..s..as,t,s min. vas etven "a The iurv
s..1.rdav morning, and verdict for the
zs11ndant ard against the plaintiffs claim
- found soon after the Jury retired.
- caeshsd occupied Judge Stratton's
e..erfmsut for two days. The plaintiff
'-.s. 1900 Of Z motion for . new thai.
~ go Of T. A. Jensen vs.. Thomas
ss.esn came before Judge stsatton sor
5 2sss veeterdav forenoon. Both parties
49, yisht 20 iury trial. and the case VS.
s.s.s - - court The dectsion q IL couY.
- .,thheId. This action vas brought
7 :. .,sinti6 70 recover : claim Of $751;. IS for
49, an ! boom Of logs from Utsa-
.s- = eeat.le. The defandant's an
- "a the complaint resists the
~. on the ground that the
-. ~.es contracted for delivery a Seattle
= I. hefore the 18th day Of last October.
! sss,.ss nav we're not delivered until the
~ ~ Of November. The defendant also
~ ( counter claim against the defendant
- ela as for damages for loss incurred BY
~ compelled 70 shut down his sawmill
= cns week, on account OF the failure Of
,i.inti6 70 deliver the logs on the time
sreeined IN the contract.
~x~ .r,rs v,,xn
w--.,S- -...s-s.- ...s.-..s
~ !. - 49, 1870. -. ~
rs,9s.. w J Ws.t;,. = -. 81
-: 1uos. 49,. s' 10y -
'o ~ .,";s.ss,s -. s 80" -.
Iu = r".,n" "a 49, ..s,.,s =
1..al.s.s - s..,,z ,sas IT,. 49,
e 1s"1 49, -. ,as.i. 1870. - -"
s.a 49,. 49,. a. ta,a a. -
....ss - S..ss,s ~ r-.,nr.
-. 4. 80 r,.~ .l.;r.;U -. -. a..
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Z. K Cheadle. proprietor OF the Galindo
MOUSE, was arrested yesterday afternoon
90 warrant sworn out by Mrs. ChsadIs.
ans vile. charging him with assault and
osssery. He was taken before Justice Riv.
% and entered plea of guilty. He Vas
uned taa Mrs. Cheadls Immediately re-
1ned counsel for an action for divorces.
eae claims that he has frequently abused
md beaten her most cruelty.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Hope X. Adds. accompanied by
her daughter. OF Grand Rapids, Mich. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James A. Pant
Ing, Of this city.
Senator II. w. Fsirweather, of sprague.
IN in the CITY.
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x

Have quite number Of extra good
things to show you this week. In fact
most Of them are extra extras
Speaking Of silks short time since
you'll remember We made yeu some
good offerings in China and India
silks, plain and figured
This week the entire silk depart
ment viii surprise you The steady
inflow Of goods has filled the shelves
and every nook and corner, so you'll
understand the motive Of Offering
something just little more extra than
has yet been offered.
Mind you, silks have advanced in
the markets phenomenally during the
past few weeks In some cases the
advance is very marked, but it don't
make any difference.
What we offer are the most reliable
makes Of black and colored silks in
the world.
None better than these: Bonnet,
Ponson, Guinet, Bellon, Tapissier,
Givernaud
These manufacturers products can
be had in:
Regatta. Gros Grain,
Taille Franchise, Satin Rhadames,
Satin Duchess. Satin Luxou,
Benealinea, Nascotts,
Satin Msrvellieax
In this sale which we have Instituted
you viii find bargains in silks ranging
from 8sc to Sage.
These are really worth IS per cent
above the prices made
And now for something worth hav-
ing in colred silks.
You know We have just been deluged
with . food Of spring novelties
This is the way they are marked
Special line colored sssin RAs-
danes. worth elSo. Ct q
Special line colored Yaills Fran
caise. worth s175. 81 l3A
China figured silks, lots Of them,
st01sc
suraAa soaorsd. ss SOC. 7sc. ESQ and
81
Those fancy striped surahs that
have been sold at o. Is now Sc.
Plain China silks reduced Ike this:
soc quality now CSC; Sl25 quality
now soc: $50 quality now sl.2a
That is . wonderful display of para
soils we are making, but il doesn't show
half the stock.
An extra large invoice came in this
week. That light green one, with the
double deep fring-s Of imitation grass
is q veritable Robinson Crusoe. OF
course it is the ultra style, but still not
ha
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a few will be carried this season.
The parasols this season you'll notice
are handsomer than ever. The very
marked bell shape is quite pleasing
and then there is such variety in
coloringS Those with the plaid half
lining and the plaid scarfs are very
catchy.
Such = selection Of handles has sell
dom been shown. and there is none
but that is really artistic
We are making you some extra
offers in these parasol& They run in
price from $I.so to $40. but these We
mention are sample bargains:
For tl5oa handsoms Agsred sstsen,
with fancy handlA
For - . nice dolores satin. oil
shades. with unique Aandles
Fer IS colored surah. I'll the new
delicate shades. with choice. artistic
handles
There are bargains in chiidrsn's
pasasola with fancy handles. at SOC.
7sc. 60, u. nk
san umbrella W of5sr q 81 u
vel worth a. II y Henrietta silh,
24inch. With oxidised and silver
hAnd1ea
There are some very dainty things
to be seen in those filmy white and
cream parasolS
In the ladies' underwear department
you'll find some extra surprises
Just opened, an elegant stock of
latest style silk, Isle thread and cot
ton hosiery, colored and black Have
marked them at lowest prices and
want you to see them. Lots of bar
gains in this department this week.
Mention these few as samples
siik vssss. splendid quality. sl.2G
Iisis thsad vests for 3oc. CAildren's
linsa. silk and embroidsrsd caps
from 40 up.
We now have . full stock Of those
silk combination suits These are
light and 6rm They come in black,
white and flesh color.
A full line Of silk and Isle vests
with or without sleeves.
Another lot Of remnants Of safe ems
ginghams and calicoes are to be had
1t the domestic counter They are
marked way down. Not large stock
Of them
Divided skirts, the skirt introduced
by Annie Jenness Miller, and now
finding such favor with ladies' of the
Eastern cities viii be shown you in
the cloak department We have sold
many in this city.
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vpuBunrp Tram srRyrs

vver the Northern Paciac raiircad; dinins care
49, - y seeping caS every day In the year ssatsis
saicaso III miles the ahcreese fousA Second
0uedataona
ssnS'rHsss MOTHS AHp sHfnYy-nx MINUTES
cNa,11 In reaching Chicago via this lima a
Ssuoert, city ticket agent rs eocend s&rses
Ssssse.e block: Z ToAkin. 1epoe tsekes aseos
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NV WASH DRESS soons

We are showing Q big line Of sev sa.eens
esnshasns. sesrsaeksrs xsrhyS.malss and " hiie
soo1n Chester Clsary.
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NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Ne suss oprnsA an entire mes sscck OF hss.<rv
and underwear In sslk. iisse shscad. cotton. in
grain etc Chester Ciesry-
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TIN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED

nv taking the Northern Pacific vesue train.
leavVo seattle so q - daily No change Of
can and al niies the shortest roate TO Chi
cAro rcuriss sieeping cars through. placing
posssaeefs in rnioa depot ten % atty houss
aheoA IL other Inca a. Chueere. city ticket
aeert slS ercond servsl Hcaton hlock. 4 Ton-
nm 6snps eekel aeenk seAttla
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Are roe going 10 cnsli within ssx nentns-
Thea can ani get one Of tnase twenty elegant
sses ~ be efvea away, in my soutA shore 40
asfian. on Green LAKE. The electric cars nos
ran By the losS " d. Wood roou 6. kilgea
block. second street.
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Rssssvaucss On any sseasaship line in the Az
hnsse service % Europe and England can BE- -
cared q Northern Pacisc once a ChileerR
city uekss agent IA second street Hsssoa
Aaccks z roahin. depot uckes Axsas scafxAeL
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NEw NusIIN UNDERWEAR

We ,us, opened Q full line OF ladies mus.in
unaervear srecial mention il made OF lot of
chem,ss and arswsrA handsomely trimmed. 81
"a ents each Cheoeef CleAsy.
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nssoer Hansen Is going to remove from the
srs oiock. ON second street 10 more spacious
Sr, ana his immense stock OF wneches.
M1onnss ievelfy and ssiserwars vtii - sasd
a s.esssy reduced prices daring the next stxty
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INVESTMENTS.
0s.yesd@Gs.ss
CURRENT WEEK
9lOO-Los In 1isslsvs sdaisssa
E6nfl- csrnr los oaeuoaaD adjoining
WV Reu1ca sad1ttou.
t660-Ios In Eds : Kaishra addition
&760-Hish. slightly iots On Depot ssrsss
vest q Broadway.
~
v@sS don
~ 60n-rlveacre somesvills tract
a Rfln-Choace lot On 10Y arsst in Queen
VAsOVV Anne town.
90 00f1-Six loes IN Crown supplemental a
vnsVVV disson.
40 0f10-emau cottage on Fifth streee
near Union. With fractionai lot
% Qfl0-Los On lombard slrssk near
John. two blocks from electric
tine: cleared andgs aded.
$780,. ' ,s,. in D''''' 1''' Park
$780,: .: :, ''1'A' between Ban and
$780,. an. ?, 5000, ssss :,s or. and a,, hall
within thres blocks OF electric road.
40 Q0fl-Ffvs-room houss. with bath. on
Lombard street. two blocks from
electric road.
$4,000. , md -. ,'ss. .. .:.. corner Of
"A 0nn-Fine hank Of clay for brick max
ing purposea In the heart of the
city: Eve lotA
"A k00-cloxise feet. cleared ana fenced,
adjoining woodward addition
* 0fI0-Two Iots ti2o feet square) northeast
VUsVVO corner of Tenth and Stewart sereet..
UOyOUO and seventh strsetA
~ snn-rvn ,ot. Vim No. ,,,..,,,,
VOsOVV hcu. o,..h ana ,.rs,~, =. rs~s.
.t,.sst mar rsrrhi,c.,
vOsOOV isnd dr.insd and els.rsa al =.
moue .d,oininr Ravenn. p.yt
~ wv rvslfth and co,rmhI. Co.,.
~ .6(O)- nvety ssao.e ouhdins ana
n~ssss s1Ouno isese
~ k0n-Lot containing three good houses.
" 'oAs s'o osAsss s0eesA
~ 600-Thisty acres north Of Union Bay,
V'sO~~ On the line Of me Seattle. Lake
. :" co ,.,.sso ,,''. -. ;, :, 49,.
VStSS~ Harrison. with three houses. each
Uu1as los -. sos ma oo'0 wssk ana barn;
81
~. 6OO-Ivo ioo ana new queen Anne
house q rooms) On Temperance
ssses and : as..a 1s s,o. oo. property
40 k00-lD fesssquars and small hous,,
-...-. ma
49, p'opSV - -
"'s'
ain 000-Lot and new doable house ana
'e.1enos' nossneeS
49,. -. - 800 - ss Ans INV
.'' 49, oH"
BIO 600-Two iots With good residence,
northwest corner Spring and
6xth sefse&
81 ,000-rwo ioss and sisht-rooom Queen
Anne houss. hard-6nished. with
I'm. c.1n' nui~ euA. seoond ooor north o.
'1nn :
4.4VO c - 2, go iand N ne
os oas IN A1rltee
oosnss' =" 's1 se
$l0,OOO- III. ass m'u. 'cca.sa On me
,r,,,.,.a u..n;nHsr. I 0 - - cecttIc: iaeese
&1H 000-BnckyArd welteQufpped and
.,,..,. N :. aunnlns ordsr; new ma
cn'uy Inv ''os' POI oss' WIN twenty
N,o ooo-s,x .v.,,,,.. -,
Sl0.UUU "e'uss snd s"e uofeA.
aus i'f ~" PEI month; sor
''' 'A'A
$40 000-rvo lots. corner of Front ana
b. sold separately e. And ne ,oas y. y,
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KEW TRIMMINGS

Va received saturday par expe~ss from New
vide ssmps. fronts. nsh ssts. etc Chester
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invsssssals Halia cmy. saith : xec.,ssr.
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Asaory hall tonight
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Yo-s Discovery aaasticsl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-08
The Daily Eight.
TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1890.

Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
The Kate Castleton company is
one of the best ever visiting this city.
The boomers are lying low for a
few days.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
Imported sateens, 20 cents Joske
Bros.
SPECIAL SALE:-A big consign-
ment of 200 pieces Muelhauser French
sateens offered for this week at 20
cents, very desirable even at So cents.
JOSKE BROTHERS.
The Lone Star brewery had their new
book beer on the market yesterday and
cOmplimcntcd the LIGHT with Il kcg. II
is II good heavy beer.
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We would though direct special attention to
some superb values in
S4.CO PANTS,
which we are showing IN many striking and
pleasing effects.
Our phenomenal sale last season of
BOYS CLOTHING
which laid low our stock has been replen-
ished away up in anticipation of the many
needs we will be called upon to satisfy, now
that money is so plentiful in these parts.
FLANNEL SHIRTS have come to stay,
because they have become a recognized
want. 1t will then not surprise you to know
that they are Noticeable Feature in the
array of
NEW STYLES OF SHIRTSS
we are this season displaying. 1t will aston
Ish you though to see the many new freaks
they have contain, which improved fan
cieS have suggested.
STRAW HATS. We are on time, with
full aSsOrtement.
FURNISHING GOODS. Our line rep
resents all the novelties and improved
devices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-08
PLAID SUITS,
TO OUR MANY MAIL ORDER FRIENDS

We accorded efforts
acceptab they
goods prices and coos desired SO that we
cans exactly what require
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-08

Felix Sanchez and Teresa DeOIlos
were married this morning, Justice
Heron performing the ceremony.