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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Quite unique bit is the gigantic
steam crane, which, instead of swing
ing round central focus, reaches from
side to side of the shop and travels
horizontally hundreds of feet, on tracks
thirty feet above the heads of the men.
To see a gun thirty feet long and
weighing thirty tons calmly travel
directly over mechanics who are indif-
ferently busy below, is calculated to
stir the blood.
The new workshops are marvel Of
convenience and contain many labor
saving pieces Of machinery, which are
indispensable with the present rate OF
progress of the work All material is
brought directly into tho rear of the
shop by the locomotives on a special
track, and is lifted from the cars By the
pOnderous steam crane and conveyed 70
any part OF the building, and is depos-
tied on its lathe ready FOR turning, all
in the space OF very few minutes and
with the assistance OF three workmen
only.
An immense shrink pit" occupies
the center of the shops and il is here
that the sixteen-inch gun and all others
OF the built up" class will receive
their overlapping jackets OF steel.
The jacketing Of gun is an exceedingly
interesting sight 1t is supported in an
upright position in the center OF the
pit, the jackets heated TO degree sui.
fcient to expand il TO a slightly
larger than the outside diameter OF the
tube is lowered with the utmost pre-
cision By the steam crane 10 position /:
another section is slipped on, ano
another, till the required number
are all in place, those OF the
outside overlapping the seams of the
first layer After this process is com
pleted tho guns are returned and then
sent to The proving grounds at Anna
polls. where they undergo severe tests
and experiments 10 determine their
range. power Of penetration and Oh arge
required.
The work here Is not confined to the
heaviest ordnance, but includes car
risges, turrets projectiles. shields and
all equipments, and the moHntinRs OF
Gstling guns and secondary batteries
Just now are being turned outa cannon
ten feet long that is shot from the
shoulder like q rifo, twenty shots 4
minute. and admits Of verT rapid and
accurate aim. Il - an instrument %
create good deal OF smusement in the
devils realm If news Of il has got
there
I asked Gen. Hs~lsy about the
ls-inch gun q =, fs very likely that we
shsll make some. ne said. though TIE
life Of one OF those giants is onlv 100
rounds or 80. One might never be ared
more than half a dozen times during =
battle It would be held FOR decisive
noments but whatever IL hit would
have 70 get 81, ot he way
y A CEovTf-y
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Ftorv stiil knocsiag FOR admission into
she rnion TaLs wss ions despite 80
protest sf her defera-s. Who asserted
shs, she rss treated iiTereutly rom
sse other Ter-. -o-.os because over
esVhag per cenA ~ her oopnl asion wss
Rcmsa cathol
Afte- sis cam .ha aKcfsinT days
vhsn IBigs Pa-srr % Illinois ant
sc Rev John srscn. - Kansas.
txied - ursve1t re consideration O.
O. Pacific Rall-eet FundinE sn3 In
sprusncnal lo-r Chs Balls The
scantnz at R1r.a ancsuens OF The
electa-sl vote sent she nsr-ury ID 80
rcre thaa .crrf heat rt descend sd
eowsrt rcro s1aI Fsndals s-ors 60
fr-ce ths T1hscco Tar Reveal Rifl t0
O.. frons Wheq Ts-7efr. ~ 0hfs
-sre1 "a Bloody shi-s as a signal -
afsacE ia she SIS s-Ftt r-t -rn nrss-as
election -as~. thers ~as anrtrsr grad
rESa f,r tla Cap .rL \. vas In 81 At
49, saas Ben-r Cshes Lodge an
.,,urrsd thr FRI nfsrtion - tae 2arubTi
So ~ f5r-e th-caEh So nsx. Hsase .
Fa5srs1 election siI
Evso is she iass hssrs 90 tas session
esere W. an exhTscr5 II arv scsns A
nv Presi sens VS. 81 - isaag gIra-ssd a.
ncor The 6oess re- a 9ss N q.
A. 80 hcars ~ Ere Emplorss 81
g. ssnase hsrrics8e6 sas deer sd q z
F-or- - Hcuse srg - ths great
~-suaas sss rsfased sds,issiou sveu En-
Err4-essrsn srf thef- tsri iss "hs-
e. saneunre wss ztds 81 taa
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

lncb guns are over twenty seven feet N
length hrlng projectile weighing
800 pounds, using charge OF powder
weighing about $50 pounds, vita an e.
fectiys range up 10 ten miles Better
lo-inch monster.
We paused by the side Of. tremend-
Gus ten-inch gun, slowly revolving and
losing. al each revolution. part of It's
epidermis dropping IL IN unbroken
shavings or steel that curled round and
round and disappeared beneath. Ten
fees long" said Lieutenant Fremont.
twenty. thirty feet long. and one Was
the other day brought up 20 my room
sixty feet lOng-A splendid curl, in It's
Way quite bit OF decoration.
by the way" he went on. this IS
our one unlucky gun. We allow the
jackets TO expand only four-hundredths
Of an inch. which isn't a great margin
about the thickness OF a sheet OF lette-
paper-and when we stood this big
fellow up on his business end and
lowered the hot jacket into place. It
stuck abou, four inches from the end.
1t would neither 60 on nor OF. SO II
was ruined. and we had to cut the
jacket OF, bit by bit Now We are
preparing the tube for another. Well.
the odd part OF il is-this gun is No.
49,"
| asked Fremont when they were
going 70 begin TO make the sixteen
inch guns ordered. 1t is doubtful.
he said Some ordinance officers don't
believe they ought TO be made at all.
A twelveinch gun will pierce any
armor that fonts. What, then, is the
need Of sixteen-inch? They may be
useful on fortitications, and II is under
stood that the army will make some for
New York harbor, in turrets on Sandy
Hook, Coney Island and Dry Romer
shoals We are making about fifty
guns here now and shall increase the
number"
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

building Thousands u eager visitors
climb tae magnidoent steps in the front
~nd rear The huge rotanta and the
hail of statuary are dlled With a swirl
ang tide oi humanity. IL eddiss 20 and
fro. ald steady streams of men and
~omen polr through the corridors and
climb tae marble stairs leading 20 the
galleries AL arc eager % witness the
scenes u sxcitsmsn. In the Chamber 81
either the House Or the senate.
These scenes seem 20 be periodical
They illustrate sessions 0i Congress as
pictures Illus ate books OF travel
HzrdlY a session passes without one or
more % them IN The frss session OF
the Fittiesh Congress the nght Of
General Oates. of Alabama. against
zoe Tax RsfandinE Bill served
as an illustration. There was a
continuous session. or legislative
Gay "a Il Is called. ior nearly
. fortnight The General finally com
promised br postponing tho decisive
oght - the second session OF the same
Congress
Ia that session there we're half q
dozen illastraSigs scenes One attend
ed the snors ot The Hon. Thonas
brackess Reed 90 amend the rules so as
g. .is The hands ot she hllibussers u.
was a fght shas issted three days, and
l. kept tns hears oflWashington throb-
tAng wioh excitement Harsh words
we're spoken. aad thers were Wild
rushss in he House around talking en-
ganss too veil saoplicd With steam.
Rec vas dnally beaten By three votes.
Dr. = House With seventeen Democratic
majority BE really turned his defeat
Into a personal victory.
The legislative mercury hen fell 70 a
CON Portable ngure, Bat qaiokly rose
again and zoe weather became hotter
khsu ever
Cen Weaver began 70 fllibuster on
bshsf % Oklahoma aud Washington
vas again in a ferment. All we're anxious
~ see Ehs legislative show. Humanity
s~armst n ths ga'leTes like bees in a
ksve. TIE G-een back General WAS ir-
BzorRbls Ihsro were more lively
scenes upon the foor. lie kept ID his
fllioussering until = com PROMISE vas
sf'oetei n6sr .t - secured The con
st6srstioa o. bis oklahoma Bill. and
ghe Territory vas thrown opeR 20 set
Esrs
Another scene ~ excitement attended
q passage - she bills providing for
a. a31a ssiou 20 North and Sog.h Da-
kota. Noutaua ana Washington The
Democrats Esrs anxious % Include New
mexico The f1h+ tecame bitter They
bel caecss ard 'edred each other
D. stand hv th-t TERRITORY. Whom
Abe coa tsst Sas resau'e ed In tho House.
D. thsir modification. she Chairman
% their caucus. aud others. Joined
with s1s Republicans sad le't no Ter
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
wHE2 The LIONS ROAR
.AEcs Coul-1l1a.s Tea o. A1snor~
a4bls Wssxs - Congress
s~E1@s 49, Ia94lLsf - sss s-GAfss szs
Is4k>s &4@4 Ihs Hs@sa -
stsEa4 CsassEs 49, a.
bailaEls4 Lssks1

Washington . = shsrusezlsssr % polis-
Ia eEg4 -sl.au~ Tue eal..ksllger r-iaas
al4 fal.s Ia Prsgor-l1a ~ s1s asss sf
re debates a. .1a lanl1gL W1sa -oa-
grass - excited lEe sltT Is excited
neatly ever 9ccY depends 4poa -le
eoFeFl-lsls t-r IS liTlag sa1 - Goa
sress faruisnes sac saDp. los fof he
Govern l-sns sssrg 1o1y in ne ~
a4oa4l taEl-sl - Interested "A
high aoon sDrroaehsA hsn.fsts of
vehicles aaah la.o4xa ths stEse1s ca
snsir say ~ m. -agis0L Ihs horse
sass Ars nlloa ~ 1rsrsouing and tasse
e<s ~ empty seas ia lhe long 1srdic
o<nRibaaes Laas eiInt b Cap 10 Hill The
ssf LA ais Ia froAs ef .ae Frs4t build AZ
l. eogstsa stsA carll4Sss. Tiers are
nnss "a coaches al l4nca4s e4ch a
waiting - tarn -o csposis pAsssn gers
tsaezI1 TIE arches a. each alag OF Ihs
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
BIG GUNS FOR BIG SHIPS
wk.t 10 asisx % "a s~s Nzsy Tara -
w@.hta<t04 O1r asmootA fFsz-
Claas-osr Nay Etrsd 81 set1x
ssst II E3aieGls


I have ices dosa T. tns Navy Yard
and .ooked over lAeslsyisthsa maehiR-
stg aelsh n1lshss our lsrgsst a..
nnesg g9us
Hsncsf0rth. Tor msEy years the Navy
- ~ bs ne fashionable And favor e
srn OF oar service Because IL wlll
have 40 more 20 % ghan the army snd
sli. 20 assisted IA doing nothing y
-einz tote1 Als around the tsrresti .
seas On The hsRdsomest sad lsrsest
shlps q EaT thst ever h0sled Ne are
considerably behind IN these marine
veeislss yet DIT ~e are rapidly catch
ing uP
Already ~ have on the sss fee. OF
admirable cruisers. AMI the Cushing
lgst launched. promises - DO the fast
sst Nsr Vesssl shOa1 Besides these
naval erickets some OF which srs b. 40
means contemplate, 20 have three big
ships coming into the water soon-ths
Maine, 60o0 tons the Texas. 1850
tons. sad the Monterey, ;, 400 tons. The
last two Will each carry in its princi pal
turreI Two l2-ineh guns. capable o. car
rylng bolt as large as a man twelve
miles
And may as well repeat. right here,
what every body says, that the credit FOR
our going into the msnutscture OF
heavy ordnance IS mostly due 10 Gen. j.
r. Hawley. Senator from Connecscut
who took up the subject and made
patient. and comprehensive study Of it,
investigating European met hods n Eu-
ropean factories and yards, and finally
made report SO exhaustive and plea
so eloquent, that they led 70 tho adop
tion Of policy which marked an epoch
% nur rnilitarv history
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
THIRTY YEARS SICK

was very SICK so years. had dropsy All over my
hu0t ecu g NOT >4trp 1r % 4fata as iclt
"A chokiue sens ttlou and would have O. slt a. tAD
hours a tlIuf. aIia rts-4 suite frOth- Passages
from bow eiS were partly n mes also "a it rapture
three inches naKt- IHt navel that come uut as hig
my thum when / cougned or had haf1 pain
fherr ,alsl bu IuIng Ia my stomach and sui water
cough very bad long and hard and tire,sll t; AIS .
.l4rt brraI and trouble with nay heart and terri
bile pain be '0W mv heerf au8 rheuWat sn he 20 a
treatment with Dr. :. Clay Todd. - NonrOe-st..
room {. Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. g. i.,.. aud
ave been getting better ever since, and am now
very much better n ~ rs resp .et e. % co. ti's
treatment. Dec. 10. lSsa. PETER kRUgTHJF
Dreuthe ottawa County. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

klNroA. o.. May IS. lsf1 To an
u hom 10 may concern ] hereby
certify ihal ] was afflicted f0r
years with disease Of the lilp
joint. during which time } suf
iered he most feNcrufiafine pa ID
"ifh but very little intern ssiou.
Prom the joint 10 followed the
a dirfciiuu ~ the bone. destroy
ing % 10 within about inches
80 The knee. when 10 discharged
from half u pint % pint oi
matter DAY. small pieces ~
bone coming away from time 10
time. tried AL the physicians
that could hear of that /
thought would be likely 10 bene
III M ] then tried patent med-
icncs. hlimeufs. and saiNes
sT0 derived ne henenf. but con
tiuucd 10 lose strength. FINALLY
hearing 81 tie success 81 NT. =.
Clay Todd IN the treatment a
such diseases. and being strong
ly persuaded 10y Mr.. =. g.. Nc
Why. father OF +. ID. NcNiffy.
g. give bin trial. I placed nv
self under his treatment. and
an happy 10 Say that gradual
IN improved, gaining strength.
the PAIN leaving ms. the sores
htiHg entirely healed. AND nv
I'm d. which was sweiled 10 near
Us double the natural size. -
SuWco the nsiural shape and
feeling within 80 weeks time.
] MAS 81 years ~ age when
cured. ] would be- pleased 10
answer letters. from TIE AZ
ficfed. ilANSoN H0RY.
L.. Room 4. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

Re lsou what suspicious s -1ou say
you never loved snybodT Bat me2 L
that trae. Naud'
shs-Ha--T. your looks serrify re-
Hsve-ha~s heea TOO boid IN allowing
Tcu % 3 a. re 80 mach this evening.
Hs-No. MsaA but you Kiss Ike Al
ell ha-f 20. 40 Tr-- Inc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

ETeHT-rvCH rFrFCH LOADING eCN.
This = the only arest-gun factory IN
The eountry. though they are threaten
ing - pat r plants At Natervliet y y.
Rethlshsm. Pa. and at some point vest
of tbe Rockies Already the origins
steel castings % ths gsns finished
here are made a. Rethlehem. where
thsT sre Welded br the open hearth
process from native ore year ago
rs depeRded on England for these huge
Jumps q steel. bat Nr fremont voiced
the general opinion thst she Bethlshsu
steel nov furnished "a the hest n ale in
she word Here ths rouzh pieces a..
turned In the iu mense lathss 20 . true
and sYmuetricsi sxssr3sr ard are tbsn
conveyed - she boring machtaes
where. az rsse = t~esty revofr-
tions minute -sey sre zrsaasI con
Af'er re Scre hss recsl-so iss -nlsa-
inT tou,hes- it a aTai1 places y -
See f5- aaai sFsinz sttsr -htch it
- Plscsd II 80 ffrg ~sca M rhi-a
sas& 80 SPA Trsoras n its IN ser.or
$50 the stnsst pre-isi5a TIE Esn
nov seeds - na-eross .crsts ~hl-h
-onsist - sh,rt ri rdsrs - stee 80
sicslT ? ~ asssa tsss thsT - asts
- the rga rtsn sxps~fss o-e-tTs--
urth cf a incA ~ hssk sud
rrc- cooifnz - s.rrx t-uIy
into pfac@ sas hta3 che -aunsn
-ors fEhslv torstssr ~ rsss7 tsess-
Ser srssasics sae r t1e -xatszez of
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

ra seep. wa. 5i-s-sncs tstTe~n
S-lozaa Na6 fsa.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17

SEA lsFgs amounts % powder Ths
lasAes are q vaFiogs sizes. rsnging FROM
thlrty - sssensy mo tsst II leassh.
Gn3 are - prsseat engaged Epoa the
s-incb Gn6 lo-iEch guns. ~ltA sbs pres
pscs u saersly t4ralug sas Iz-lnch gan.
tie plaas q ~hleh have net ~ith ne
.ppro.Al q tie nayal board TIE fo
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
DIR. =. CLAY TODD.

once and DlspeHsay Room q lmmeu BlorA ts
Monioe-st.. Grand Rapids Mica.
Cures Deafness. Noises ln the Head Csfarrh
bronchitis, hhr4inatioh. Nervous DUg..itg. lm
potrnce. barfVunrs An1 diseases result az IRON
early inaisctelous auo eKCc>SeS of manhood au4
diseases Of the luaafy Organs. Blood rtonAra.
Lungs BYE aud Lar. riis. Olt sores. Belch IA.
Dyspepsia, Nerve. spine. Liver. kidney He.g
j. lseaSes. ohortuess ~ Breath. Back ot N.la.
small Of Back. al diseases OF wameu aud ellilarsa
and al chrouls diseases.
once Eouls @ T. m 90 D. m ConSu.tstl 80 free.
ana no charge Tor services until cured. Medicines
sent everywhere. Make "a cali II p0ssiblc- Dlrss-
tlnmS IA AL languages
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
Very True.

An observing party will notice that
the chile stands which adorn our
plazas and which the sentimental
would forever keep an account of
their picturesqueness, are very far
from being romantic. Their principal
patrons are negroes and hOodlums,
who are inclined to be continually
boisterous and noisy. These charac-
ters find an excuse in the stands for
congregating on the plazas and I'M
der such circumstances, such a
gathering is not expected to have
great penchant for order. -.-e
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
AUCTION NOTICE.

Messrs. Carter & Mullaly will sell
a large lot of unclaimed packages,
trunks, etc, at the auction rooms OF
John H. Bolton, >, 4, 6 and West
Houston street, Saturday, July %,
1890, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, unless charges
are paid before day of sale. For par
ticulars see notices containing de-
scrlption OF packages, posted in COM
pliance with law at the Post-oaice,
County Courthouse, Auction Rooms
and Transfer Office, all in the City of
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas,
where said goods now are.
CARTER & MULLALY,
June %, 1890.
6-26-1t-w st JOHN II. BOLTON,
Auctioneer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
Running in aF0ugh.

Last night at about $50 O'Clock a
negro named VIM. Boyd became full
of the ardent and proceeded to give
vent to his pent-up feelings. This
attracted the attention of Officer
O'Connor and Boyd was arrested.
He resisted and an application Of the
billy became necessary. The officer
and his charge finally got into hack
which was headed towards the police
station. On the way Boyd's aggres-
sive disposition came to the front
again and there ensued a desperate
struggle for the supremacy. Bovd
drew knife which he used to great
effect on the officers uniform and also
inflicted wound on his wrist. AS
they disem barked at the station both
were evidently the worse for wear,
but the officer was on top and the
coon with the knife was lodged in the
bat cave on a charge of drunk and
disorderly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
No Druggist Need Apply.

Dr.. McGill, in a circular letter, fOrbidS
all his agents selling ORANGE BLOSSOMS
to druggists, wholesale or retail, under
penalty of forfeiting their agency, there
by securing to the patient. fresh, genuine
medicine. The Orange Blossom never
fails to relieve suffering lady. She
treats herself, and it only costs one dollar
a month. Try it. Mrs. NJ. E. Matthews,
agent. at Little Red Grocery. North Flores
street: also agent for TokOlogg, the best
book ever written for married ladies and
expected mothers, bound in morocco.
So l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
Property Equalized.

The Board of Equalization of Bexar
county, raised the following assess
mants this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
A Surprise.

Miss Kate Teel, the charming
daughter of Major and Mrs. T. T..
Teel, returned Thursday evening
from San Elizario convent after
one years absence, completing her
education, and her friends in this
city lost no time in giving her a cor
dial welcome home, in the shape of
a surprise party rendered her last
night at the beautiful homestead on
South Laredo street. There were a
select few present, and with music,
dancing, ETC., the evening was passed
pleasantly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
DO you WANT

the best refrigerator made? If so,
don't buy before you have seen our
''Self-Ventilators."
Do YOU WANT to enjoy cooking
these hot summer days? Get a
Monarch Vapor stove.
Do YOU WANT the best ice cream
freezer? Get the White Mountain.
For other seasonable goods as bath
tubs, fy-traps, fruit jars, milk shak-
ers, beer coolers, beer pumps, etc.,
Gallon WAGNER & CHABOT'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28

Miss Many Cooley will give social
party to her friends at her parents
residence on Laredo street, next Tues
day night.
"A neat little robbery occurred at
A. Heusinger's store the other plight,
within stones throw of the bat cave.
Some half dozen regular and special
police noticed something suspicious
about the store but failed to tumble to
the racket going on within.
The San Antonio Rifles will meet
tonight for encampment business.
Mr.. John T. Dickinson, formerly
secretary of the San Antonio Fair
association, has been elected perman-
emit secretary of the Chicago World
fair.
"A cablegram has been received
announcing the safe arrival of Misses
Ottilie Heusinger and Alvina Loci, at
Hamburg.
The new theatre, "The Turf"
under the proprietorship of Mike
Volino, opens Monday night over the
Turf saloon Oh Flores street.
Cavalry and infantry drills will
take place every afternoon next week
at the post. Next Saturday the
troops will 60 into camp at the fair
grounds for the encampment.
Wanted sewing girls and apprentices
at Nine. Gabriel'S. As w. Commerce street
up stairs. 6-2S-3t
"A private party will be given to-
night by some railroad boys out at
Converse. Artz's band will 60 along.
Mrs. Spurrier is celebrating her
anniversary today.
"A city gravel team ran away from
the school on South Flores street and
brought up at the Ara nsas Pass de-
pot.
Tickets to the confederate re-
union at Chattanooga, Tenn, will be
placed on sale by the Southern Pacific
June 80, July 5th, the round trip be-
ing one fare with return limit of
fifteen days from date of sale.
The agent for Jennie Calef is i'll
town.
Too much water is left on the Ala
mo Garden walks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-28
READ THIS COLUMN.

Open all night, always at Tips &
Silverthorn, prescription druggists.
1t most always pays to look before
leaping. Some safeguard should be
your guide in purchasing household
goods. Try bolton. 6-3-tf.
The best home and foreign fire
insurance companies represented by
r. w. Lay Il Co. 3-14tf
Open all night. Prescription
druggists Tips & Silverthorn, corner
of Houston and Ave. G. 2l9 tt
Chinese curiosities, teas :, handker
chiefs, etc., l-2 w. Houston. Palm
For reliable furniture at reliable
drice, bolton beats the world. 6-3-tf.
DIR. Breeding, dentist, 231 East
Houston street, over Hensley & Sons.
Gold crowns and bridges. 3-3-ly
Get your fire, marine, tornado and
accident insurance from R. w. Lay Il
Co., Al Soledad street. 3-l4tf
Maverick pays per cent on dep.
-p@- Bear in mind that Frank J.
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Insure your property with r. W.
Lay & Co., Al Soledad street. 3-l4tf
Solid sterling silver, q nice assort-
ment always on hand. Bell Bros,
281 Commerce street. 3-l4-tf
We have BARRIERS supplies. The
best razors made at Bell Bros, 2Sl
Commerce street. 3-14-tf
Our specialties - Seth Thomas
clocks, Elgin and Watham watches.
Bell Bros, Commerce street. 3-l4-tt
If you want TO buy something big
T. Hambleton & Co.
-Home-seekers or spectators will
find it to their advantage 70 call on
John r. Hambleton & Co. 4-l6-tf
B6- Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber. at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
Prompt and liberal settlsmeEts
made by r. w. Lay & Co.'s insurance
agency, Al SOledad street. 3-i4u
My black hose need no special COM
ment. / wish to inform the ladies
that have reduced on my present
stock to close out before going east.
BEN MOKE. 6-27-3t.
Unlimited is my line of ladies'
underwear. No drive goods, short
and narrow. All full lengths and
widths at prices that defy COMPETE
ton. Ben MOKE. 6-27-3t.
-Untrimmed new styles of black
and colored hats just received, former
prices $3.50 and 81 .25, all 60 TO 50 cents
at BEN MoKE'S. 6-27-3t.
New line of pearl and steel
buckles just received at Ben MOke s
"A Enthusiastically going to
boarding will sell entire household
goods, furniture and piano. House
can be rented. Address w, this office.
Marrow and wide embroideries in
sets, flouncings, etc. Must be closed
out for want of room, at Ben Moke's.
Ladies who favor me with call
Monday will please examine the ma
terial all my hats are trimmed with,
no matter the price. 1 have positive
ly no competition IN the millinery
line. No old goods palmed oft for
new styles at Ben Moke's. 6-27-3t