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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09
NEW ApyERrrsEmExrs.
B.. & B.

| SiAoiA AAN Oes-'
be, than ever done by any store,
Well not wait till after the hol
idays to make prices, but viii
do that now-prices that will
make this sale a memorable
one
A grand Transformation has
taken place in our Cloak Room.
The front half is to be devoted
entirely to this sale of Furs.
SEALSKIN GARMENTS
These are all Genuine
Alaska Seal. We have no
other kind.
Three Alaska Seal Jackets,
with high sleeve and storm
collar, II inches long, one
each, size 81, "a and 3S, $125
each.
Eight Alaska Seal Jackets,
with high shoulders, Medici or
storm collar, u inches long,
four sizes "a, one SO, two 3S,
one 40, $50 each.
-Four Alaska Seal Jackets,
with high shoulders, large
storm collars, II inches long,
one size 81, two 80. one AZ,
$175 each.
Seven extra fine Alaska
Seal Jackets, with extra high
and full sleeves, extra large
collar. % inches long, one size
81, three 81, one 36, one 3S,
one 40, $500 each.
Seven Alaska Seal Jackets,
with extra large, wide, full,
high sleeves, extra large storm
collar, 80 inches long, four sizes
a. two 3S, one 40, $225.
Five Alaska Seal Jackets,
with extra full, high sleeves,
extra large storm collar, 80
inches long, one size "a, three
SO, one 3S, $3.50.
Eight Alaska Seal Jackets,
the finest quality ever made
into a garment, worth and sold
in most stores where sealskins
are kept at $500, REFER front,
with 4-inch-wide seal facing
down front, one size "a, two 36,
two 3S, three az, $3.50 each.
One Alaska Seal Jacket,
tight-ftting, extra large, wide
sleeves, 80 inches long, size AZ,
$3.50.
Two Double Extra Fine
Alaska Seal Jackets, REFER
style, with 5-inch seal facing
down 'front.' large sleeves,
worth $3.50 each, one size AZ,
one "A, $500.
-Four Alaska Seal Sacques-
These have low shoulders, but
are fine quality, no loops,
halfhtting, plain front, 81 inches
long, size "a, $125; 36-inch
long, three sizes "a, $3.50
each.
SEALSKIN CAPES-Prices
that will sell them.
One Alaska Seal Cape, II
inches deep, size "a, SIS.
Three Alaska Seal Capes, IS
inches deep-see if these are
not worth $75-one size a.
one 36, one 38, $50 each.
Twelve finest quality Alaska
Seal Capes, IS inches deep,
worth 500 even before the big
advance in Sealskins-one size
81, three "a, three SO, one 38,
two 40, two AZ, SIS each.
Three extra prime Seal
Capes, full 10 inches deep,
worth S125, one size "a, one
40, one AZ, 500 each.
Five Mink Capes, IS inches
deep, worth $50, one size 81,
one "a, two 3S, one 40, $35
each.
Three fine dark rich Eastern
Mink Capes IS inches deep,
worth $50, one size SO, two 3S.
$45 each.
E,a4a MIL C,a, 20
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Three Plain Dark Eastern
Mink Mantles, 30 inches deep,
worth $3.50, one size 36, one
3S, one 40, $I25.
One elegant large Mink
Mantle, with tail border and
collar, 80 inches deep, usual
price $3.50, size AZ, $175.
One rich elegant Dark Sable
Mantle, 28 inches deep, worth
$3.50, size 36, S375.
One. finest Hudson Bay Sa-
BILE Set, 18-inch Cape, with
Muf to match, worth $500, size
36, which we will sell at $325.
One Royal Ermine Cape, IS
inches deep, size "a, SIS.
One Royal Ermine Mantle,
"a inches deep, size 38, SOS.
One White Thibet Mantle,
80 inches deep, size 3S, SIS.
Three Siberian Beaver Man
ties, one size "a, one 36, one
3S, were $45 each, SIS each.
One Persian Lamb Cape, IS
inches deep, size 38, Sax.
Eleven Brown Marten Capes,
IS inches deep, large full col
lar, best quality fur, worth $45
each, 81 dollars each.
Six Krimmer Capes, Is
inches deep, we're IS dollars
each, IS dollars each.
Three Krimmer Capes, IS
inches deep, we're 80 dollars
each, 22 dollars each.
Five Monkey Capes, IS
inches deep, IS dollars each.
Six Monkey Capes, IS inches
deep, 20 dollars each.
Five French Coney Mantles,
27 to 28 inches deep, 20 dol
lars each.
Fifty Elegant Astrakhan
Capes, sold here this season at
IS dollars, 10 dollars each.
Seven Astrakhan Mantles,
"a to Fl inches deep, IS dol
lars each.
Six Astrakhan Mantles, "a
to Fl inches deep, IS dollars
each.
China Seal Capes-12 at
I2H dollars; e at IS dollars;
3 at 20 dollars; 4 at IS dollars.
One China Seal Mantle, 30
inches deep, size 36, at IS dol
lars.
Five genuine Wool Seal
Capes, $40 each.
Three Jet Marten Capes at
$3.50 each; six at $12.5o; five
at SIS each.
Two Jet Marten Mantles, "a
inches deep, one size "a, one
SO, $50 each.
Thirty-two Black French
Wool Seal Capes, sold this
season at $40 each, $6. 50 each.
Black Hare Capes, $50 and
S. each.
Black Hare Muffs, soc, 75c,
81 each.
Five Hundred French Seal
Mufs at 81 each.
Nutria Mufs, s. each.
Astrakhan Mufs, s., $3.50,
81, $3.50, IS each.
Monkey Mufs, S., $3.50, 81,
$3.50 each.
Krimmer Mufs, 81 and S.
each.
Natural Lynx Mufs, large,
full, fluffy IS each.
Beaver Muhs, $3.50, $3.50,
$40 each.
Mink Mufs, $3.50, S12.5o,
SIS, $18 to $50 each.
Marten Mufs, $3.50, So, $40.
Genuine Alaska Seal Muffs-
fifty big, large ones at $40 each;
finer ones at $I2, SIS, $40
each.
MoufAon Mufs, salmon, gray
pearl, to match the fur on your
jacket.
Moufaon Boas and Mufs to
Children's White Fur Sets,
collarette and muf, $1.z5 set
Children's Grey Chinchilla
Sets, $1.5o and s..
Children's Opossum Sets,
81. 90 each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09
On Plain
Chenille P0rtiereS.

We offer plain Chenille Curtains of
excellent quality and in newest color
ings at the unusual price of s4.75.
They are heavy and close woven.
The light does not strike through
them. They are full three yards
long and heavily fringed at both ends.
This IS yoafr opportunity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09

THE latest invention, Chemical Dia.
monds" What are they?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09

CHEMICAL Diamonds" defy experts
Chemical diamonds defy experts.
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ON PRINCES.
On Heavy
Figured Portieres.

We offer variety of single pairs
and half pairs of heavy Tapestry and
Chenille Portieres suitable for single
doors, couch coverings, store display,
windows, ETC., at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09

The following experiment demonstrates
the elementary power of the human breath;
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09
Or Nottingham
Lace Curtains.

Curtains at 81,
Reduced in this sale to 81 35
Curtains at 81,
Reduced in this sale to IS 90.
Curtains at S6,
Reduced in this sale to 81 so.
Curtains at Sc,
4yards long, 81 IS.
One feature in our Curtain De-
partment is Bargain Counter filled
with bargains in odd pairs of Irish
Pointe, Swiss Tamboured and real
Brussels Lace Curtains. Prices in
plain figures on all.
N. B.-Do not fail to visit our
Tenth Annual Holiday Bazaar of
novelties in useful and decorative
Furniture, Rugs, Screens. etc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-12-09
HALF PRICE.

This IS your opportunity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

ipartssan so-ib 5lers. philosophers, rhym-
sters and writer's % other kinds. nearly
all OF whom are now unknown. even by
years have taken their places. The
fame that the daily press gives 70 its
votaries, or 20 she most of them. is
sbortlived. though some among them
are apt - think it win last lew years
st least.
IL glsrci1S over thia list of dead
editors buried within score Of years,
am strucx by the fact that not few OF
the names ii II belonged TO men whose
lives cn-rs 70 dirsful end and at leas,
one bali OF them did not hive 70 middle
age. Three IL not four Ok them were
murdered, as uany moro lost their
reason: rs many more mon were killed
by accident: not few shcrten ned their
lives by indulgence in liquor. and al
least dozen died in TIE straits d
poverty.
have not zee gos quite through.
however. with the hundred men ON my
list. Some Of them. like Bryant, Bennett,
Stanton. Bartlett, Hassngs, Briggs and
others. lived.to Green old ago, prosper
Gus and competent 70 tho last, turning
out copy" daily TIL the hrss sf lie
were darkeacd.
The record of The dead editors at New
York II not by any means all direful OF
dolcfvl; thore are streaks OF light across
Tie slip of pa per before me containing
the names OF hundred of them whom
i knew In their lifetime.
IKE AurEcn or 'sTHH RAvrH"
The Pertrais Of Edgar Allen Poe" Is
the theme of . poem in which we are
told Of Poe's magnetic faeo," trans
parent brow, ""sweet inperiorsmouth,' v
..plancs-caln eyes" dark nosting
hair" poetic presence" Now would
Ike ~ know from which of Poe's por'
trasts this description was drawn.
There ere In this CIT. 80 far as know
hut TWO portraits OF that wonderful
wei-d, wild American genius. Edgar
Allcn Poe. author Of The Raven
Cae Of them Is an oil painting In the
gallery of the New York Historical so
eiesy. and ehe other. which is water
co.or. cabi-et size. ehowing half th<
fCure, belongs to me and Is now before
RE the oil painting does not accorc
with the above description Of poe's ap
r~rrsrce, and the water color Il IA
fsop. bring in accord with IL ! was
osss told by the late Cherries T. Briggs,
who was Poes partner in tho editor
slip of the broadway Journal. that
shis wafer ctlpr Il n capitaf like
mesa of its subjeot. in tsaturs
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

and expression, when NJ was
m this city. rejecting the h(iesvu-
CRASHES ~ The mna - k~owu
~ his w~ss and the RECORD Of
his life IL vac ps'-s~sI IN fs4a. Ax years
before Poe's desta. aud VIXEN ~ Wa
thir<y-two yesss ca The sSpressicn
~ the face in nysaiosl. seetrsc>>d. Pc
taetsc. The forehead - brad. Ard 10
very largely developed IN the ,pealisy
Of The temples. and in Ne regse~s "
which the phrcrolsgis>s ss~fNe the
ifesl and imaginative fscvlsiss. There
IL ~sreevlstios III those syea and there
er. sasc emotion, svesriAr and despair.
The mouth h fsssk,tens. end On the lips
s-e sesrn scd ssus>apt--a eertsin h-lr-
l.~s exrressios Of scuxn. A rather weak
ehm sernisss~s ~ svsi 49,, Ne cheeks
II which srs s1nk~a. spd sl>ag sbe
ssAee 81 vA6eA - nnsrsw whinker-
ssvirs The 49, hair - ~ hesd 10 cars
rss1ses shors 81 s~rh saixhssy. On
every issssrs - ps~s - - Aea. shs
pssust.r sru1sn - suaiisiss ~ Pc 80
~>asaH profvunt1v - p.1n<sa,>y 60
V~rea Ne l~sAs bsss - Hamlet No
-sssxsr&s,y D..s. ae4 asvs losksa -
spsse - his nssis. nDpwrs1e - v~xy
Osdss ~ eaQ~vsnW a. spps~ n
90 v.savW e&111sas - pus's WoxAs.
- very snaile - - AnsuRlosa n
- psem - "Hs nvHsn = ps~-
n hcre go ~ sGAer ~>u1na1 pse-
s.sA - Pee - on~ ~ Oshs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Artistic Presents |.
Of Permanent Value.
Fine Pictures {!
At Moderate Prices.

High class etchings, ensravinRs and
water colors specially suitable for franz
ing, many of them rare and unprocur-
able elsewhere.
Fine water colors, tastefully framed,
cost from s. upward. Proof etchings,
tastefully framed, cost from 81 up
ward. All visitors are welc ,me to call
and examine the collection, and people
living in the city are especially invited
20 come and bring their friends.
l make speciality of novel and ar
tistic framing and carry the largest and
best finished line OF holdings to be
found in the state. and do work as low
as any one in the country, quality con-
sidered.
Soliciting share of your patronage,
am, You're truly,
A. III. FOWLE,
81 Ionia street, south of Monroe.
p. S.-Bring in your Christmas work
early, to avoid the rush. A. H. F.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Mems 0vercoats.

Thousands, yea. tens of thousands
Prices away down at rock bottoml
Good melton or chinchilla overcoats,
IS and $40. Dandy kersey and melton
overcoats, all styles, at Sl2 and SIS.
Best imported kersey, melton, cheviot,
chinchilla and beaver overceats. SIS and
$50. Also chinchilias, $s.Ss, $3.50 and
$500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

The hypophosphites Of
lime and soda combined with
cod-Iiver oil in Scots Emul-
sion improve the appetite.
promote Digestion and in
crease the weight.
They are thought by some
to be food; but this IS not
proved. They are tones;
this is admitted by all.
Cod-liver oil is mainly a
food. but also a tonic.
In SCOTS Emulsion the
cod-liver oil and hypophos-
phites are so combined as to
get the full advantage OF both.
Let US send you book on
CAREFUL LIVING Tree.
erSrr 3 se-.~ cs--zss-.. go sssssss 81 s---...
Ns~ fstL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

Our prices. low ell year round, are
lowest now. Good cashmere and chew
lot suits, IS and SO. Elegant dress
suits. single or deuble-breastsd, latest
patterns or coIors. tl2 and el6. Finest
imported dress suits, ~ good ~ custom
work, SIS and $50. Why not, Gr treat
yourself 10 such Xnas gift1
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Mems HantkerehIefs.

Always welcome glftsl White, hem
stitched, loo up; fancy borders. SC, ioc.
l5c, 25c and SOC.
Mufilers in an endless variety, in
domestic and imported silks, from SOC
up TO 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Shirts and Collars.

TO more useful gifts in the world!
Mems full dress pique shirts, $l.0o.
They have no peer for the money.
Finest full dress shirts, $3.50 and 81.
Collars and cuffs, all the best brands at
lowest prices. Unlsundried shirts the
best in the world at 3Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Mems Gloves.

Tho following are especially adapted
for holiday gifts: Our French KID
dress gloves. 81. The celebrated Dent.
Perrine gloves at equally low prices.
Fur-top gloves, soc to s.. Rich seal,
beaver and otter fur gloves at very
reasonable figures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
BoIs' 0veIeoats.

More substantial than candy, Mob
very expensive, either. Good ever.
coats 1t $L.5o. Can anything be cheap
Or! Fine cape overcoats, sizes from'2
TO n, at $3.50, s.. 81 and s.. NobSy
box overcoats, sizes 70 20, ateS.
$40. Natty REFERS. sizes TO II. st q
s. and %.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

Something any lady or GENTLEMAN
will appreciate. We have the largsso
assortment in the city, with natural
sticks OF silver and gold-mountsd or
sol.d niver and gold handles. Our
slight roller fine silk cane umbrella
at IS has no equal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

Clsra tat Simpkins' grand hop)-
Didn't Miss Muslin's ball dress reach
her In time today
Maud believe 20.
Clsra--Then how does IL happen that
abe isn't hefe2
Maud-tt came @ O. D-Cloak Re-
view.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

We are closing out all our dressing
jackets at cost and way below. They
are going fast. We save you at least
81 to So on every jacket bought of us.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
neckWear.

New holiday scarfs 1T 25c. At SOC We
show . most exquisite line, and At 81
we show the best and dnest-regular
Sl.25 and $1.50 ties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
THE TOWERS
HINTS FOR THE HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Be kse and Buy Your HOLIDAY GIFTS Aosv Stock at HIGH
and the Prizes at Low Wake, Mark


Very appropriate prsssnta Thea
sands Of me shirts in muslin and
aannsl, from SOC 70 ts.5e. See our
grand 81. Look ~ our fss ak half hoss
and silk underwear. Lock At our job
Of Soc and 75c hose " are e6sring a
CSC and S5c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
HOE Glll1 IDIlORsDIl
A Few skstohAs Yren the pUu Of
yehn swinton.
BRILLIANT IEy VIII 4 DiRsruL End
80 80 m.rsA - Edissss - ~ WsssD
- -SAs nsvo"-A egus1 - moaO
avso~s Dssesss-DeD11aB-
ss4sas - Ao9o1DeoR


rAs Other aay - down ~ asnes
Of sbsns Aunlrsd e the 1es1 editors
and isazsaG wsiesss of Nav York dsliy
pa ssss whom I hoA known in thsir ME-
siras Irseslied their sppearancs, their
traiss, thsir pswsu> their work, their
career and iss snA pessiled M frss
editorial shis<. - ssssnplished yo~ng
Rsynssd Il ~ rinsA - The time 40
vas the rival 81 Greeley. of the Tribune,
and Bsnneek. u NE Herald I recalled
TIE sisdgessAuss men who covered
broad shsess with their blows. the drar
matte critics. she yAra spinners, moral
saSernsr~. huznssssss. bsok rssiswerA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

How much better than toys! rheuD
ands Of kilt suits lsizss 2 70 81 at y. -
and g. Thousands of short pants suits
tsisss to IA at tl.25. ti.5o. $. IS and
81. Thousands of long pants suits
s;sss, II 70 2o) 1t $3.50. IS, -. $40. tl2
and Sl5. Truly. the grandsss values
ever offered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

Ccrs-chsppie reminds nae OF IN en-
slsmation point
Dora-How so1
Cors-He 10 always afssr slas'-N. Y.
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

''I have . swap fer you.- said smii-
no southern woman - . northern sc-
qsnin<ance. cd thea 70 the letter's
pu1iea embarrassing the meaning al
the leeal9n - unfolded To give ons
. swsP = ~ rsesl sonething compli-
nss>asy rsssivea sven third person
The ssr0 y - os~A appsrestly. he-
eAase - rv>~iains prsS>r speeches ex-
pecss - rss~ss; ~ swsp - really
n ssshs.GD - e~0s1snesss shseirea
- theP1 hsoa Ans<hsv esuivssent h =
'-s>a.- - - vsasn vso learns that
. fwiesA hss ssn ~ bar expeesa .
ssmpo1mssA
- - pU1DD esuwA
A1vs-oue~.nA - yo~ always
drunhs
rhs osauDse-Dsps ycsr honor ssks
- - . mn01B1nDoe-kke
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14
Mems Fur Caps.

Something worth while getting.
Good coney fur caps, SOC; French seal
cap, ST.; best Alaska lone piece) seal
caps, $40, $l2 and Sl4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-14

e-srrs s--s. cs--ss-. $50 SOD. 81 s---...
Ns~ yxt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
Bill is Gloomy.

LONG PINE, Neb., Jan. ALI
along the line of the Elkton and Mis-
souri, Valley road people belive them,
selves in great peril in case of a battle
that seems imminent at Pine Ridge,
should it result adversely to the
troops. Part of the National
Guard of Nebraska, of 1000
men, is already in the field.
Buffalo Bill, chief of staff to Governor
Thayer, takes a gloomy view Of the fu-
ture and says it is his opinion that a
big battle is almost sure to occur with
in a few days in the immediate vicin-
ity of Pine Ridge.
Should the Indians mas and make
an attack on the troops at Pine Ridge
and overcome them, there would be
an o%verruning of the country that
would mean more than a repetition
of former horrors.
Even in defeat the Indians will
scatter In small bands and do an i'm
mense amount of damage. Fear of
this more than any belief that the
Indians will raid the country before
offering battle to the regulars has led
to thowing out of q line Of state
troops along the Nebraska frontier.
Four companies are stationed at
Rushville, three at Gordon, six at
Crawford, one at Hay Springs, one at
Cody and one at ChadroD.
Rumors of another fight at Pine
Ridge yesterday has sent addi-
tional hundreds of settlers in
to the small railroad towns.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
Conried's Second Night.


Another performance at the Grand
opera house, by the Conried opera
company, was given last night, the
Gypsy Baron" being again pre-
sented. Probably owing to the ad-
vance In prices the house was not
nearly filled, while 1t could have been
packed had the usual prices been
charged. This the manager of the
company refused to do however, al
though solicited by the local manage
ment.
The opera was put on just as care
fully and artlstically a the first
night and every detail was faithfully
carried out. Tonight, "The Kings
Fool" Is the opera, and 1t will also be
presented superbly. A feature of the
evening will be a magnificent march,
very difficult and intricate.
Tonight Adolph Mueller's romantic
opera, "The Kings Fool" will be
presented by this company, and it Is
10 be hoped they will have a house
worthy of the splendid production.
This opera possesses in a marked de-
gree all the essentials of the popular
and successful modern productions,
including novelty, originality. unique
ness, and a spirit of humor that pre-
vades and lends a charm to the whole.
unsteady 1t contains many bright
numbers; the choruses ale especially
fine, the libretto animated, and the
mechanical effects all that is to be
desired.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1891.
sEGUIN NOTES.

SEGUIN, Texas January 9th 1891.
Written for the LIGHT:1
During the holidays there were en-
t~ertainments given every night. Our
people were really more cordial than
the size Of the place warrants, as some
of the parties were given up on &C
count of their intended guests having
other engag ements. Among the most
entirely enjoyable affairs. was a
euchre party given by Mrs. E. s. Car
penter. Miss Maud Humphreys and
MI. Tips were the most successful
players, and Miss Law Leonard and
Mr.. Nat Henderson the most unsuc-
cessful. After an elegant supper all
INDUCED in the time honored game of
pinning tails on q donkey.
On Friday night a very elegant
entertainment was given at Mrs. A.
M. Erskine's. That is q place where
one always has a good time, and Fri
day night was no exception to the
rule. The evening was spent with
cards, music and and a perfect little
supper.
Mr.. w. M. Lewis is up again after
an illness Of several days, much to
the delight of his many friends.
Sunday afternoon a collision &C.
Cured between buggies driven by
Mr.. jesse l.. Gette and MI. Mosheim,
in which Mr.. Mosheim vas thrown
out and right seriously hurt. At last
accounts he was improving.
Miss Beatrice Hoyle has gone TO
Cincinnati to spend the winter.
Mr.. Nat. Henderson, who has been
spending the holidays here, returns
to his home in Wichita today. n.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
For the WORLDS Fair.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Hassub Eff
endi, of Damascus, recently came to
this city. He proposes to make novel
exhibit at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
His plan is to form a syndicate of
wealthy and influential citizens and
reproduce at the coming exposition
the straight street of Damascus, with
Its mosque, praying Mohammedans,
cafes, bazars and native Arabs. He
had a similar exhibit at the Paris Ex-
hibition, which attracted much at
tention, and his plan is to greatly
eclipse his previous effort in bis new
product.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
l28, 900 Acres Of Fine Land at
SIPS per Acre.

12s, 900 acres of Land in Western Texas,
watered by two never failing rivers of pure
water, with living water in different places
on the tract. Railroad runs through the
land for 40 miles and has four stations
within its boundary. The land has an ele-
walton Of from 2, 200 to $500 leet above sea
level and an average rain fall according to
the signal report for the last ten years of
24.2 inches per annum. The country is of
limestone formation and is broken up into
hill, valley and table lands; producing
mesquite and gramma grasses on which
stock thrive all the year round without
other food. Fifty miles of fence will en-
close the whole tract; the increase can be
easily counted from 20 to 90 per cent Stock
can be shipped direct from the rancho, thus
avoiding long drives. A like amount of
land can be leased from the state for 10
years at the rate of 4 cents per acre per
annum, thereby making a ranch of 296, 900
acres.
For further particulars call on or address
JOHN T.. HAMBLETON & co
No. 4 E. Commerce,
1-7-tf San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
Want the

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. Inter
views are published here with per-
SONS who have recently returned from
Gilbert Island, which indicates that
German residents there are extend
ing their interests and menacing the
natives. 1t is said that the Germans
have recently opened two entry ports
and closed the port which has always
been used by American vessels, The
Germans are said to be laying plans
to control the whole group.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
Not Guilty.

ST. LOUIS, Jan.7.-J. ]. King agent
for the Armour Packing company of
Omaha, for whom a warrant was
issued charging embezzlement, says
he owes the firm nothing, but holds q
5000 claim agains it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-07
Another Short Treasurer.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January IA
special to the Sentinel from PaolI
says: Joseph J.. Fields, county treas
urer of Orange county, is short S11 900.
He claims that it is a clerical error
and processes his willingness and
amount of the shortage is known.