davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
Pattern Dresses.
Quadrille CanelS.
Hair SuitinSS.
Genuine Scotch TWeedS
Ancient Clan PlaidS.
Real English CheViOtS.
Shepherds PlaidS,
ALL coLoRs.
STRIKING AMI EXCLUSIVE UESIGNSr
GEO. NJ.
sDook&Co.
Atlantic Tea Co.,
Tea Importers and Coffee ROaSterS.
snook&Co.
Tea Importers and Coffee ROaSterS.

VIII for the next twenty days, begin
ming Saturday, August O. sell Tea Sets,
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library Lamps,
VaceS, BiSquc Figures. &c, at prices
heretofore unhcard Of. Remember these
are new and stylish goods, not old odds
and ends usually offered by parties adj
vertiSing reductions in prices. We
never allow goods to accumulate on our
hands if low prices will move them.
This IS new feature in our business,
and as we have been for many years the
acknowledged leader in every line we
handle. So We are determined to lead in
this at the very beginning. We have
never recognized any competition. our
facilities for buying goods in large
quantities from first hands, always for
cash, enable us to sell at prices that
strike terror to the old fogy merchants.
We are always busy. No duh season.
Our prices keep the steady flow Of trade
uninterrupted the year round.
Here are few OF our prices:
Tea Sets, Adamautine. plain, ~ p!eces....s 3 90
Tea Sets, Adamautinc. decorated. % pieces %
Tea Sets, Adamant.ne, tus decorated Is
pieces. .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . 80
Tea Sets, Adamautinc. extra nnc, 5Gpiccos %
Dinner Sets, Adamantue plain, l0l piece, 30
Dinner sets, Adamantine, decorated, lol
pieces .......-.... -...-...-........ . %
Dinner Sets. Adamautine. luc decorated,
IJl pieces .............. ... y -
Dinner Sets. Adamantinc. very fine deco
rated, l0l pieces Observation-Disclosures. - 80
Toilet sets Adamautine, plain, 10 pieces. .
Toilet Sets. Adamantine plain, IL pieces On
Toilet Sets. Adamantne. decorated, 10
pieces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..-.. ..-.- = -
Toilet SETS, Adamautine fine decorated, u
pieces. ..................... .... -
Toilet Sets. Adamautue extra fine decora-
ted, i9 pieces. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 .
Toilet Sets, Adamantlne, granite banded,
10 pieces ............ .................... 80
Toilet Sets. Adamantine, granite banded,
le piece. .................- 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01
MONEY TALKS!
Prices That Can't be DupIiCated.
THIS WEEK%

Henrietta Cloths yard that
Compare what boy buying one of
these FINEST WOOL BLACK HENRIETTA
CLOTH DRESS PATTERNS Innings
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01

1t pays to tell the people what you
nave TO sell them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-01

Is. Goon sells d. Goods ID eheapest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
THE COURTS,
Doings in the Halls OrJusticc.

Nothing uau>ptrpI in the district courts
this morning except that the Wild case
was continued ON an affidavit Of defend
ant and bond was fixed at S?.Joo.
The following new suits ar" fled:
Winter & Altgrlt V. t. W. RobrmSon
and Henry Nrwb"rry. on note.
Joseph CotuI'a v. NJ X r'M"ara. for
debt.
FL. Bethel " Esther Newman. for debt
and To- rurrcIU>r lien.
In Justice MrAIii>trr', rour' charge
of using abu>iyr language against Frank
kOrhI"r was decided against defendant.
A motion for new trial was OvrrruI"d and
notice Of appeal was given. \ charge of
malicious mischief against tn" same par
~ was dismissed a 1h" charge was
wrongly brought.
\ Charge was flied Ihi, morning b"for"
Justice Heron against pugnaciOuS
damsrI Manned BI,rnIa GonLaIrN for com
hitting an aggravated assault and battery
on a@othrr G,rn~rj ,uam.G Na@ZH'lilr
('ITplf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Filed for Record in the
Office of the County Clerk.

A. J. AIlrnSworth to Ellen II. Aliens
worth. lot |. block |. Macon street. 81.
j. NJ. Hamilton and wife to j. +. Price.
part of block ,. on Main avenue, 500.
Mary and f. +. DcatOn to }. +. Price.
part Of lot on Main avenue, 800.
Il. McerScheidt to Theodore Erhlcr, part
of lots l. and II. block ,, Adams street,
$3.50
Jose Maria ROXO and others to Mariana
L. Dwyer, lot near Main plaza, 800.
Scott James to Edward DreiSS, blocks p
and -. near fair grounds, $1,000.
Estate of J. II. James to LOtte James,
city lot 10, Government HILL $500
Charles Probandt to Lydia lmhOtf. part
of lots and I. block r., Sycamore street.
81. quit claim.
Leonardo Cara and wife to +. Sictcr
and John SchOtt, seven acres on CiraySOn
street. $500.
Estate of Jane Clancy to A. A. AlcXam-
der. lot l. block -, Third street, 5000.
:. p. Maury and wife to Peter Ovcrend.
lots 90. %. u. Avenue b, $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
STOCK YARD NOTES.
The Local Market,

| II is more than IA week since tn" rain in,
| trrI"rrd to restrict the live stock trade
! and there is yet no change in the dull con-
ditiOn Of affairs. This will, however. be
removed by few days of SunShining
weather. or enough to harden the roads
| and make the ground, sufficiently hard to
admit rounding up in pastures. Mean
Will" there is nothing of interest trans
piring around the yards and very little
trading. which is principally confined 10 IA
dull local butchers trade. The many
waShoutS on the railroads to the north
and east haV" also seriously intrrfcrcI to
prevent stock shipments.
The trading in horses is principally
confined to mares and young stock. but,
all kinds Of really good stock COM
mlnd good prices Everybody is now
waiting for the good weather to usher in
tn" rush of spring trade.
Good beef cattle command sale at good
figures. but a lack of this class of animals
is noticeable. There are very few hogs,
sheep or goats ON the market, and little
demand.
ROUND-UP~.
John Eldrdge. of PcarSall. is in the
city.
Mr. ID. J. Woodward. of the firm of Me
Clure. Woodward Il Co., was suddenly
called to his eastern Texas home by the
sad intelligence of the serious illness of
his sister.
There are Il number of buyers here
from other states preparing for shipments
Of stock north.
A herd of 800 one and twO-ycar-Old
steers from Wilson county. cnrOutc to the
ranch Of Captain George w. saunders, at
Lytlr station, arrived here last evening.
The great cattlrmcn'S convention meets
tomorrow at Corpus Christi to discuss the
ways and means to promote the condition
of the Texas stock industry. and facilitate
organization among the StOckmcn. Def
mite plans for these purposes will be sub
mittcd. and indications are that ii will be
the most largely attended and successful
meeting ever held by Texas StOckmen.
A special rate has been made by the
AranSaS Pass of one far" for tn" round
trip. and tickets are on sale today and to-
morrow.
II. A. Heath. of tn" Kansas Farm. an
agricultural paper published in Topeka,
and special agent of the United States
bureau of animal industry, is in the city
on his way to the cattirmcn'S convention
at Corpus Christi.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The present volume of freight over the
Sunset taxes the clerks to the utmost Il
keep mp with ii.
And now it is Turner lat" Of the |. and
&. y. freight office to smile and he happy.
1t is Il fine boy.
Charles Lyons, the conductor who was
hurt Saturday at llarwood i reported a.
doing well.
Tn" Southern Pacific pay car arrived
today and will 90 west tomorrow.
Sixteen car loads of fat hogs from
Kansas City to tn" City of Mexico. ar
rived ON the l. aud G.. y. and were trans
fcrrcd To the Southern Pacific.
President L. Lott. Of the Arkansas Pass.
who has been in New York since the last
fair. is expected to return today.
II. O.Skinncr travelling agent Of Street, 5
Stable Car line. was among yesterday ;
arrivals. on his way to look ON AT the
caltlcmcn'S convention at Corpus Christi.
Mai. w. b. Walker. the international
and Great Northern commercial agent at
this point leaves this evening for trip
north over that road
Live stock agent Frank NOrlch"r. of
the Southern Pacific. left this morning
for Brrvilr He will represent his road
at the Cattrmrn' convention at Corpus
I ullSIl.
Tho Pullman coach IdlrWiid. which
DaSSrd here some two weeks ago. with
Mr. W H. SibIry. of Rochester. and a
marty of friends ON a pleasure haunt to
Mexico. arrived Yesterday ON the return
trim
I.,,.,,,r ,I,,, ,,,.,Ii,,,,.,. oo,oro
~, u"i ~ Wv, ,,idI f'iii,,,r a.
mum ",'" fr Go,,Ii,,r
u,u ',u ,d ,or o,,iaI ,,,~rnsms MIA
the late reduction of the 10 Der cent. extra
for Street stable cars. there have been
very few of the 0ld-Stvlr cars used,
i,,,,,,l,I and ,b,, ,,,.,,,,,,,f,,I
Nv MI, m7"if tL ''u |n "',' IaI,nn,r",.
"n wv uI ~" boto fn,. t%o ,,.t wall, h9on
i'~ 10, ,,.i,,o f nTiirr ,ho S-
,,in 7f, ~ f r''I ~, ,stnrJn' inn,,
thn.n. , nIi' r"I o,."r tbo ImtnrmafiopnI and
trnn, VIM vo,' Im.h u Rarn,E "' ~
iro, ,i', and Allan! II y II"ghoS 81
thn NiSSn1,.i E,mSoS and iTnvnS. X y
Cnnnnr Of tLn WaTasb. u e RraGv IF
hn NIi' ~, Iit CLi"nn and ~ Puni Il
~ 7 nm.i" n IN Ill.,, IrnT 7Innnt,in ord Tam
II Eirgi'I,I NJ H." onis,.iiin and EaSh-
riiIn I'M otLnrI w,nHr hmm% nynr The
parifr '''''''
''''''' I "a "N'''N'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
Surprise Party.

A surnri>,. birthday party VA, rendered
Miss Paula Schramm last evening.
Among the ladies present We're Misses
whiting. LacoSt. Stien. Wolf, SrhmcItz".
Bactz, Campbell. Mrs. Norton and Mrs.
Hcrtf and others, and MrsNr>. Brim.
Grossman. Srngg. Wandrrljch, lIrrti.
SchmcItZr DRESS Brrch and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
A Very Large percentage

OF the American people are troubled with a
most annoying troublesome and disagreeable
complaint called "Catarrh." 1t is not neces-
sary to be so troubled. 1t is demonstrated
eyOnd question that Clarke's Extract of
Flax lPdpillion) Catarrh Cure Immediately re-
loves and permanently cures Catarrh. A
thorough and fair trial will convince you.
Use Clarks Flax Soap tor the Skin. Ca
tarrh Cure 81. Soap II cents, at kaIteyer Il
Sons drug store. 3l4ly a.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
EYES TESTED.

by Kings optometer and spectacles
to suit. Watches, Clocks, Silverware
and Jewelry to please everybody,
A $50 watches and Jewelry repaired
all at lowest figures.
OTTO BLUMENTHAL's,
al Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29

We offer: Fine piece of business prop
crty on Houston Street. Two tin" bar
gains ON Commerce" street. Also two tine
lots, improved. ON Avenue u. CAL and
let u~ show y0u some fine bargains.
1883 .TNO. Il. IIANIBIETuN 4 go.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Anticipating an early chang" in hi,
business. Mr.. Kahn offers his entire Stor,
Of new spring and summer goods at and
below cost. Read his new price list in thu
regular lad
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
DRY GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICES

MAT is what Mt. Kahn prOpOSrH u d
beginning Monday. April y. h" will b"gi
to sell ont his rntr" stock at prices adv"r
tiSrh in his rngular adj
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29

No. >. why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer TO suffer and be made mis-
erahle by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss OF appetite Coming Up of the Fool, Vel
low Skin, when for - cents we will send them
ShlOs system NitaliZer guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Kalteyer & Son. , Is ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
APPLY TO j. W. MAelLL g. CO.,
ONLY a FEW DAYS.

for rare bargains in city. suburban, farm
ami ranch PROPERTY. 4-l>-lu
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29

Having moved into my new quart
ers No. q and % west side Military
plaza I will be pleased to see all my
old customers as we'll as new ones.
4-l4-1mO A. HEUSINGER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
APPLYToJ. W. MAeILL dco.,
ACROSTIC,

for prices Of all kind, Of m'ch'y. 4-lS-l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-29
APPLY to-. W. mAGlLL g. CO.,
Answer This Question.

aiU-raI. coal lands and mill sitc>.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
A Curious Relic.

The following dispatch from Boom vile Colorado, describing a queer find at that place, is worthy of republish- ing: "While breaking new ground for farm on the left bank of the Arkansas, half 8 mile from this place, laborers exhumed yesterday the petri- fled body of man clothed in the hal : it of a Roman Catholic priest The dress and shoes and hose had already become stone, and the figure might have passed for cunning handiwork
 The two hands were clasped about an ivory crucifix, which hung from a rosary suspended about the neck, while the head of an arrow still pro. tTuded from the breast told the story of how the worthy father met his death; and the fact so plain to be seen. that the body was hastily buried without coffin and the grave unmark- ed by the smallest token showing how he and his brethren, or some faithful follower, were fleeing from the Indians when he was killed. The petrified body was moved to the church of the Annunciation, where it is now being visited by oIowds from all over the country, and whence it will shortly be given Christian burial in conse secrated ground by the priest here.
 The face is that of g young man O refined and intellectual features and the feet and hands are of elegant pro portions. Those who professs to know declare that the shoes are of fashior worn in the latest part of the seven teenth century, at which time, as i! we'll known, devoted Spanish mission aries visited the country for the pur pose of converting the Indian.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
The Phenix Mine.

From the N. Y. Engineering and Mining Journal of May 3, we taks the following report on this property;
 Phenix of Arizona, has been the feature of the weeks sales, aggregat- ing 41,s30 shares at 85c to $1. To day on the last call the stock sold for $l, thus justifying the prophecy that we would see it rise. We are reliably informed that well known and prominent member of the Stock Ex- change sent his own expert to ex- anime the mine and to report on the the property The report of the min ing engineer cQrroborates all the statements of the officers of the com pany. MT. Bradstreet telegraphs that through improvements in the method of mining he has been able to reduce the working force 30 per cent. He states that it is not "penny wise pound foolish" policy, but that he Ina; succeeded in decreasing expense. WithQut impairing the earnings. H. reports, we quote verbatim, the min' opening up splendidly. We under stand that the erection of 100 staml mill is being proposed
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
Pinal County.
FLORENCE, Arizona, May 7th 1890

FLORENCE, Arizona, May 7th 1890.
 Florence keeps her usual quiet de- meanor as all country towns do that are located away from the railroad. The splendid rock foundation of the court house has been completed, ac- cepted by the Board of Supervisors and paid for; there is on the ground about two hundred thousand brick ready to go in the walls, which work will commence next week; two-thirtls of the remaining bricks are in the kilns about ready for the fire. The October term of court will be held in the new Court House, when Florence will put on style.
 Florence has grand military com pany. In it are Capt Doran, Lieuten- ants w. E. Guild and w. Wood Por- ter; Sergeants and Corporals numer- ous the company is composed of the fighting stock of Florence. Should our Governor call in to active service this company good results could be con fidently expected; there is strong talk among the young men of this i'm mediate locality of forming a military company of young single men, mixed of Americans and Mexicans, there is undoubtedly good lot of material here for such company, and it ought to be organized without delay; such a company could be ready at minutes notice to aid the civil authorities and having no families to look after the time spent in chasing down the law less element, would not be such an item as it Is to married men, a com pany of these young militia could take in these stage robbers in the first round up. It is burning shame on Pinal county that some effective means has never been taken to arrest and bring to trial these offenders every few months the stage between here and Casa Grande Is held up and robbed, and this has been going on for several years. Such a state of af- fairs exist, that Wells, Fargo & Co will not carry money by express from Casa Grande to Florence, what comes to Us has to be brought by private parties; most of our payments are made by cheeks.
 Harvesting is we'll under way, the grain crop is very heavy this year in this valley, but low prices have pre- vented planting as much as would have been had prices been better.
 There Is much serious talk among property owners and tax payers, as to what steps should be taken to reduce taxation, and many think that an independent move should be put on foot to secure reduction Is some form; the question Is, under the pres ent law can the Board of Supervisors grant the necessary relief if disposed to do SO? It seems the root of the evil Is beyond the power of the S4pervis ors and must come from the Legisla ture, in the form of reducing county expenditures, a reduction in the fees of every officer ill the county must be had, and the power of the board o Supervisors to audit and allow claims against the county must be restricted and limited by law Our District court when in session costs about ten dol lars per hour. Some radical change Is demanded and must come sooner or later and the sooner the better More anon.-Harry in Tucson Star.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

the boys, I had no power to transport them, could only report to the de- partment; when the Indians found that out the excitement subsided. walked freely around the agency and talked with the Indians. But the story of the removal of pupils was widely circulated outside, and early the next morning three old squaws came to the agency bowling:
 Man going take girls Man going take girlsp
 They were soon quieted, but Col. Johnson, commander of the military here, hearing I expected to leave at noon, Of his own suggestion sent five cavalrymen to patrol the road for fifteen miles. His reason was: 1t IS the unexpected which always hap pens among these sly Apaches. We seldom know of danger till we are in It. This patrol found an Indian ly- Ing in ambush, armed with a carbine and waiting to shoot me as the mail wagon passed. He said: He going take children way The poor wretch, l am told, is in the guard house, wait ing for Capt. Bullis to return and take action.
 Before I left mad two long talks with chiefs-one, the leading chief of the San Carlos Apaches, in whom I am told Capt. Bulls has confidence. l questioned them closely, and am inclined to think the mass of Apaches, while not very reliable, are better than they appear from the exception al cases recited herein. I can not forget that anarchists and desperadoes dog and disgrace our white civiliza- tion.
 "As a whole the Apaches are fifty years behind the better Indians of the other tribes-a strange compound of acuteness, physical prowess, hostile daring, blood-thirstiness and treach- cry. Their methods of assault are sly and cowardly. The abominable tis- win stirs up these terrible sediments. Its suppression would be long step towards their civilization.
 They are strongly and ultra-conser- vatlve; but let us rejoice that within ten days the first sewing machine has been ordered by an Indian in the San Carlos Agency. and thirteen girls are now in the school learning the arts of civilization. The inquisitive moth CTS gather around, look into the win dows of the work room and beg the privilege of coming in to learn how the work is done. One girl is plan ming to make her mother dress"
 Thus ends the letter of the Superin- tendent of the Indian schools He is evidently having wild and exciting time in the "woolly Vest" and if he survives the dangers to which he IS subjected in the Indian country, his friends say they expect him to lose some of the enthusiasm which has heretofore marked his expressed ad- miration for the noble red man. It is safe to say he will l..not recommend the return of Geronimo's Apaches to the neighborhood of New Mexico and Arizona.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

w. c. Marsden was up from Har- shaw last Wednesday and returned Thursday. He reports that camp lively and with Ro idle men. He has placed the mine on which he Is work ing on paying basis and realized several thousands dollars after paying all expenses since he first started Negotiations are pending for the sale of the Hermosa mine for $9O0, ,0O0 and the sale will probably be made. A large npmLer of men are chloriding in the different mines in the district and all are doing we'll. The mill is running steadily and is q paying iA | vestment.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17
Our New Chief Justice.

The Prescott Journal-Miner of May 9th says Judge H. c. Gooding, the new chief justice appointed for this territory, arrived oh to-day's train, and was received with a most cordial welcome from members of the bar and citizens of Prescott. Judge Wright, learning yesterday, of his intended arrival to-day, went to Prescott Junction and came in with him on the train, while Special Agent s. A. Hawk and others met him at the depot and escorted him to the Will Hams House, where rooms had been previously engaged for him. Judge Gooding comes from Evansville, In diana, and is 8 very pleasant and agreeable gentleman, and from endorse ments we have seen of him from his native place, will, we doubt not make an acceptable Chief Justice for this territory. He was sworn in this afternoon, and entered on ths duties of his office. The Iournal-Minel welcomes him to Arizona.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-17

It appears that the postoffice de- partment will put on a daily mail from Tucson to Mammoth on and after July l. Bids are asked by the postoffice department for carrying the mail Distance 59 miles; time l6 hours. This is much needed mail service. Mammoth is one of the most important mining camps in Ari- zona, it is growing rapidly, and will continue to grow for years to come, and the people of both Tucson and that section of country which will be greatly benefited by this service, will justly feel that Arizona's postal needs are not to be ignored by the present administration. There is no one thing which is more appreciated by the pioneers of this territory than good mail facilities, and the people of Arl- 2ona will not forget those who give aid and encouragement in this line ol public seryice.-Tucson Star.