davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12
- TEn

As to Quic.Hess Of repartce. Several
ladies were sitting together t. other
day when one Of them began TO rail at
the unequal distribution OF the .2vors of
nature. There" she said, is Ms. -,
with 10 end Of money and Il beautiful
voice that would be fortune to poor
girl. She never sing, and does not even
keep up her practice. Why cannot her
larynX be transferred to my lnaid="
That would be impossible said one
Of the others present, who evidently
knew something about sewing machines;
''you can never make a Singer cut of a
Domestic. Detroit Free Press.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12

as they make Ell, " said the doctor, polnC-
ing toward the young man and maiden
absorbed in each other. The first house
you build on the wood lot, Hannah, must
be for them. Then, suppose, you will
be looking out for one for yourself"
mo, no." said Hannah quickly, I'm
homespun clear through. Dickswill go
to college and Sybil will get married. but
Mr.. Rand and / will stick to the little
old house and the home garden. Ishould
never find anywhere else such neighbors
as Ruby and her cat Crumpet. Ruby
has almost converted me over to her
notion of u cats hospital, and as for you,
doctor, Cu;,l2ust pay youf0r what you've
been to II I'll, Tor never can; but you
need not thin; - set riI of the care and
trouble of rs, fer We will never move
away from under yoUr wing"
IL End.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12

Most mon ro,,ar5 five o'cIoc,, teas as
~, I,nn,;+;r,,+a,l n,,;sorco ..,l ,.I,ss+Iar,
,-,rtI,,. ,,-;tI I,,,,,s., cI,,,,;,,cs .I,o,,,r,,
to|,,., orI sa,-.in,, circIas 10 ,,anays,,.I,
owl! ;.,,,osol IN. Soc;.+,, ND dow. to tho
na,..., ~ ,,.a,,,o,, H.a nn,,, 81 +I,is
r,,.r;,,,, Nv; ~. rr,,,, tI,o tLat haro
- ,,,,,,,,,.,, aIs., tr, / ~ ~ cr.otinr t.
,,.,4;, 49,, I,.,f-,-..,,,,,I owl :. of ~, ,,so
-,.,,..,a,an o,.o- =. lfjl 49,, ,,.,,so. ~
,.a,',.,-:a,, MI tL..,.,. ;,,+p bnIl,r ,aIiag
~. ,..;r, .r,o Ir;T-,,r. ,as
,,I,.,,,, tl,. r,;mr.r TX +na ,1,i,i.;n,,
,,, '-,. oa,,,, 80 ,,,o,,, ,n,, ,,saIoSs
,,..,.,4o e t;,,, i,.,,,,.oi - -, ,rac.
,;a.I ,I,,, .;,,lt ~ 40 ,,.,,1d
-. ,,Ia,.,tS,','I f,m.1I tl,,,,
a,,l e-.,, ocIocI, 70. go,
.,,,, ,,ro,,,i,.,,I
My. :. 7' 49, aI;1i+,,
- NV ,.' - .,,, ,ar ',.,,S
~ ",., ,1 -, ,,.n
'-'.I - 80 ,'' IL va , ''nt' - a
.. 81, '''''' ;.... ,,,,,atIi,,,r lI.1,
.IL1'' " ''.'''' ,,,''''7 E.,'
-I!-' - ID, W 90, ,''I,.'! - 80 ~
T'''l' "s.''' '.i' ,'''',.y ~ a l'i,.i Nc,
"C7-1'' anu I."4r' j., '.I ~ % t''''' g.
VIII" "nt Vi '''I 'Ii' '''',,C'is - ny sui
never .'| 10 a''el.u' ana from Ine crowns
l!ia' '''i~+T "e' I"i'o'S Wv iIo' ''''iN
'hat l an any NACs p'IoH ~ inc general
RUE 10 not KNOW whether II IS lne
peasant people you away" meet mere, mere
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12

Can't be found
the equal of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If other medi-
cines of its class were like it, they'd
be guaranteed. This is. If it
doesn't benefit or cure, in every
case for which it's recommended,
you get your money back. 1t
isn't "cure-all," but it does cure
all diseases arising from a torpid
or deranged liver, or from impure
blood. For all Scrofulous, Skin and
Scalp Diseases, it's a positive rem
edy. Even Consumption, or Lung
scrofula, is cured by it, if taken in
time and given a fair trial. That's
all that's asked for ia fair trial.
Then, if it doesn't help you, there's
no pay.
We claim it to be an unequaled
remedy to purify the blood and in.
vigorate the liver. We claim it to
be lasting in its effects, creating an
appetite, purifying the blood, and
preventing Bilious, Typhoid and
Malarial fevers, If taken in time.
The time TO take it is when you
first feel the signs OF ecearinesS and
soeahneSs. BY druggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12
suckLEN,s ARNIcA sALvE.

r The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet-
ter, Chapped hands, Chilblains, CornS'
ald all skin eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by all druggists. DreSs. Thomp
son & Co. s wholesale. DO O9:13-1y
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
|. g. G. N. Railroad.

I.& G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis via Iron Mountiin or
NJ, K. and Il. 5:45 a. m
For st. Louis via Iron Mountain, 500 p. m
For Laredo 9:55 a. m
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. and T. 9:35 a. m
From st. Louis via Iron Mountain
and NJ, K. and r, 1O:OOp. IN
From Laredo 5:35 o. IN
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans Houston
and Galveston IA. NJ. and 4:lO p. N
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
Arrives a8 5f rom f San Francisco Ell Paso D. "
and Eagle Pass S:55 a. m
5. A. 81 A. P. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
Leaves aVItsi for Galveston, Houston and ~ p IL
ssCuero, daily 9:1Oa. IN
Leaves for Corpus Christi, ROckpOrt
and Beeville, daily p. IN
ARRIVALS,
From KarrviIle, daily except
From RO Corpus Christi, Rockpors ~ w d. LII
and BPeville, daily 2:20 p. m
From Galveston, Houston and
Cuero daily 6:20p. m
EgMalory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12

The oldest college in -.orth America
was founded in l53l-the college of st.
udefonso, in the City of Mexico. The
next Oldest is Laval college, Quebec.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-10-12
Hannah FeaTiDB'S Fortune.
By AUGUSTA HARMED.

Copyright, 1871. by American Press Associa-
ton.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

No thoughtful person can tail to scr
how the lines are being ohli;cratCl az,
how men arc taking up the work II We
men and women that Of men. AMI llsH
succeeding. because work itself has brof
forced into broader lines 10y the cim.
bincd influence Of society and humanity.
Women lawyers want 10 b. known
lawyers. not women. Women doctor.
want 10 be known as skillful physirians,
not as women; and the woman writer
sends GU; her work under male nomcn.
claturC that It may h. judged upon it,
merits and no; handicapped by the csti'
mate that the followers OF tradition and
the inhcritors OF prejudice always put
upon work signed by woman's name.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
MLLnER HERALD.
Nrekrr, Colorado.
a vERiIAelE MARVEL.
Wonderful Obiig,nKacss on . Rural
uorse-Gar Limo.

Nor.--Car Line.
About tho most accommodating
stroct-car line l over struck" said q
gtntloman In the reading room OF q big
Gut.l the other evening to u New York
tribune reporter, sis in little hamlet
IA osfoId County, Me. The place
doesn't contain more than six hundred
Inhabitants, all tod. hut IL has fac
..tious Importance In summer time, be-
-susc the Main. Chautauqua Union
holds its annual assembly there. Tho
rJiling stock Of the line consists OF three
open horsu,csrs In summer and com
fortahlo vehicle In winter. A unique
feature Of tho road II tina. IL Transport,
baggage as we'll as passengers, charging
q uniform fare Of six cents for each
piccc, whether human or various OF
course II IL ncodi, s. 10 say that there 81
non. OF tho mad hurry about these ears
hat Is 30 noticeable in city 5troct-car,
whom you are half block away and
want to catch II. The conductor knows
everybody and everybody knows him.
20 yaaning social oh.Hm exists between
passenger and Official. Not only doe.
fhc car stop In front OF each passengers
house, but II he happens To have any
laggagr the driver lcisurciy tics up his
horses and aAsisls tho conductor in ear.
rs!Up fhr LnrVnHs into '.ta house, $50
up into the attic " desired.
III = passenger discovers that no has
forgotten any thing. the car is immcdi.
ately stopped 10 allow him TO 20 bel.
and get It. and II the distance u great
tho conductor aud driver will shift tho
horses and the ear will be- driven hacl.
20 where the foFg"tfIl passenger liycs
When buHiEc6s g. dun tho car stops, tho
conductor ,1keI ogl book and reads.
gh!lu the horse browse ON the roadside.
Sometimes the conductor gets little
Lonesome Ia slack times. ON such occa.
lions he invite, 4 bovy of children to
ak" a free ride, which they do with
great willingness
In wintrg there IL no conductor
'1E the single vehicle Tho driver BITS
inside close by = bot stove, the ruins 30
ing passed through iig;io window.
N.Fy slow, you s-yf MAY b. W, accord
'nr TO city IDEAS, i!nt the establish
Hi"nt u the limo VAS bitterly resented
iy 10" Village Zip Wan WIn!.icsH as the
catering wedge 10 I'll the foiiics and
vicrs Of the city; sud they haven't be-
come rrcunollUi t. 10 y"i- I toll you N
b. pleasant To get lack ono" In awhile
Into such primitive communiiic, where
lifo j. placid aud thought II sluggish.
and moyoni-h, AMI noisr arr not regarded
a. nSc.ssaEily the suFvsi raaL 10 happi.
ncs-- In my op!Hioa the tired and
Irzin'iarrci Ci,y't' .ii-ni vugii iini Ia
lugl plErrs a. this ihu moat thorough
4ri cpmpi,i" rat. Hut you cant con-
vince people Of u, Ihcy prefer the
so.sT and F-r.sh sumucr hotel. which
Ia simply il,,lo hii u ihc city trans.
ported into the country. and o,ientI;ats
not the mo.i dcsiFzbi. his either"
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

\ typographical error has b~cn die.
covered In tho last issue Of the Bihl
tun She Cambridge press. !; occurs 1t.
Isaiah asia. the word foundation
icing begun with an r." instead Of an
49, The young son Of Dr. Adler found
the crrur and received the standing to.
waul of a guinea. Years aro ,hcrc was
an edition Of the bible known ~ the
had llibir.- FROM the fact that the
vorl not was omitted from the most
important commandment. Tho un.
fortunate printer vas tried Tor his life
and the vLJ.y CJ.UUu tOEis...,i and
suuurcssrd.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
LITTLE uoy's sesolsm.
~. I...sn, tie w. Uoi-z &. u. Ls,i Il.
the ts,u.tsFy.

\ iitti- boys hcrptsm vas tested not
long ago through a mistake. The editor
of contemporary rrlat-a that a Frailc-
man in New England town proposed
So drive With his wife 30 the brautifll
cemetery beside 'hc river beyond i'io
town. Calling his son. bright liitlc
lu: some four years old. b. told him to
~. ready 10 accompany them. Tho
rhilts coun,cnance fell and shc father
said.
Don, ypu want 30 GO. wiliic7~
Tho litslc lip quiv-rcd. but tho child
answered: YES. papa. II you wish
The child was strangely silent during
thc drive. and when the carriage drove
under the wide archWay hc chung to Lig
mothers side and looked up in her face
with pathetic visifuiucss. Tho parry
aiiEhtcd and walked among the rrlt. 8
anil alon. the iru,.shadYwcl avenue.
locking at the inscriptions on the u 8
r.siinF place Of ibc jewellers IN tH
beautiful city Of tho dead. After rH
hour SO rpori they RETURNED to iu
rarris-r anil thc fa'hCr liftri his iit.,,
son to his sNat Toe child lvoi;-l SIRE
urisci. dr-w breath Of relief. ana
asked:
why. am ! giving lack with your"
''of course yea aar; why noi2'
Il thought v hen they took little brvs
to the ccngiCry they left them there,
said tho child.
Many a man docs not show tho hcroial
in ilc face u d 'a'h that tile 81. j
WINGED in what TO lila had evilgaus
J,sn a summons 10 I,stc the world.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

Nav q. isii. nr. Autumarhi. assis'-fl
by 1h.gas Carsvoii. Proceeded t1 MAKE
an autopsy on The busiy Il Napoleon l.
ai I.nnFvupi. The rust.fnur;"m vas In
tarrur's,i By the darkness 81 the even
Ing, Whom going 10 continue The au
f1rsy nrxt morning tho physician
found that the EHrCros's heart hal
l~cn almost entirely de,outcl by rata
\ frg y lambs heart was taken and
placed 10 the dead mans thuray. Thu
Tho holy Of Napoleon. which has IT,
7asrti uHLcr ;hc dome 81 the inyaiidt
sircr { %. contains the heart Of ar
au.l Instead Of that Of the hero d
Nuat,fI.fr.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
The s.AL Gt.,lsmAn.
Ws.s.is us - -.rs zoe. ~. s..a, go.
t.s tsnsHa.

Whss~is us y -.fs fs'ss the sa.sis aaa
tAs isnsea.
To sensible uuH.sh a gentleman
aurh, So 10 tue r',uA! ~ aBy one ,ha,
Wears ut.u. NJ tat;'f WL.t Lls rank
OF -hs; b.. nation. To - thorough
-suI'"u.n !. - - tLat uL.sb neither
money nor estates nor i1s!fnls can buy.
I; IL rrsg!tariy a LiF'hu.bi- IL Ia in.
sef:s-i IN tao L'EI.i aHI slro TO make
,.P~.ranr~. uSru under the mus, IN.
trti gg1l.s coalitions
TLrrc IL ssri Ui is'sr Fru,ility ,ha.
ia s.yn as.4i~si EHI !, affected by tho
.nui.s anil ;hr parS-ugs tia, have aud.
denly sH,g.''si riches. ltui thIs IL a
,trF cs~sa device In comparison with
The s"E-.Br sfIg;-. No one can H. do.
e-tt,-, ~ tho cpEa'.ricii. because tho
fEsfs Of rra. -"ni;"IEss doe. No; alone
c1ns!s: % entering drawing. room
gracefully OF Of making bow in tho
rrU;-r form. TA-sc accomplishments
mar - u.c"ssary In of,iyr 80 help ono
TO hs Us .s.t!on in polite society. la,
,hey arc rya'ly nn,bins compared 10
these E-ssrs ~ m!ni. manner aud morals
TIA, true s"ni'~Hsnis SURE 10 rossnss.
a god J"sR.iinn Of rial gentleman
10 onr that aihrr-s closely to tho spirit
Of isr v.sH uit0riucrs Of the Saviour:
"'I&-r-in-r. all ,hln.s whatsoever yc
~ot.I tat men ssUL.i DO to you. do sc
even 30 81 iE"m.- a strict following OF
this ry.i,n pr~ccp; il infinitely bc,,ci
'or the individual and society than all
the hn.sh-d LoN!nss and scFaping.
under the baltimore san.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
NO cHilpRgs WANTED.
ITO. /. g.l...w '.i t-ak-- s.., tie q. q,
.fs Nee t.sk t-4.,Itafi.

- 1919
tnharry rzruts, who. whenever
hey a--k fus ilts. run aEaius: tho a..
,uaEa,ir No cAiiiFva pcrmlgi.,i in this
buildiur." should take Loaf from ihv
experience of q rns" Yankee With four
uaiil~n, liz moved ,Y this city las,
spEin.. a,ys The N"a York sun. and ho
md hIs pIfc. afirf tow dsys IN a h1,pi.
urht Ia; hgai.nr. Wherever thy
sont they mri this abi-riipn aTainst
rhlliECn. liz Nli' h-,saHi- ItssanFaE-l
zti uahi~'i a. 70 back - their rural
home In Nos En-iari. uh-ru their
shliiF-n bad hal the range Il lzrs-r
ARK AMI Earirn. E3s aaf NsuEvr
fs-sa .zs a m4a II ~ Sources Ito put
"a his thinking cap ono evening. aad
ghr mex; morning 30 started uai - hia.
srlt. leaving Ma Yankee 80 the Lub.i
lsi,h ia. chilir-b. - ihs first hpaso
shorr he 'plhi las rhich sHi'si him
Ibis dlalosgo ui,E she !sHiips tS4-
place;
VIVA, Is the Fra; 81 this rs'7-'
mine hunIfrtl dallars "a yelr."
II will lease ~ Zoe = yr-r II ihrfr arr
no chilirvn In tbU tUusr. VII nos
take !, u there srv hny.-
'rbrrc sso ne, zbJ. SOu 'aay Foai
gPaa that
This vancouver ,hr-p tho accents Of
iac hai % ihcir guard. Nothing wa
asked Of our Nsnkr~ about the rsssrs.
sion Of chilir-a by him. The lease was
made out aHi .sr~Yisi. the aivaar~
paym-n; vas ma.ir. ari thea he moved
In. uif", rhtiircn aud all Thrr- wa a
grand ;sblcaaS u inii-uaii1n on tho
Tar; Of the owner u she fia;- iIu, ;hcrv
n" Yankees svrr. fuuHr AMI old. aud
there they will h. Until tho nfsi Of
ncSt May. Nothing can got them out
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27


Nrra,n rnrrisuT-hnah orsrsHor. 90 III
trirt Ne, T. III. rTu-t0r. District No. 9, Arthu
SIlh; pi-trio, No, q, J. II. iiiondwnrh.
Jusiir-. IT III. i'.arc-Arthur Eurnham an
" :. laurie.
cuu.tatl-.-n, =. clark aud II walgr.
Coat CmTE-Ju,,icr-i- =. Bloomncli.
Cnust'hlr-w, \. krti~r.
load Gyvf.ecr-sam Martin.
rIUE-,N'r-iusiirr-F. q. King.
Jun.iaiic-M. Lynch.
ituai u,nrerr=p. l.. nuiiry.
wniTr H-Jusiicc-JohE Iui,b.
,un.IHhi--u, !. pIun,
ItUai pSrr.--r-J, H. Uiiitn0r.
W,saUL, -Ju.tls- D. u. 1illuH.
I1usiatiis-Iuhn itsnta.
I,a.ai ptcF.s.r->- q. sssF;E.
rrrfR wutEr=Ju,'ir--N, tonu.
Contradiction i.unn-y.
Hal ONrfssyT-p. steel,
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

The hest salvc In the world for cuts.
bruises. SORES. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
ores, letter. chapped hands. ehilblains.
'urns. aud all skin cruptiuns. and posi-.
ively cures piles. 81 nn pay required.
{ is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
action, or money refunded. Price y
.e;tf rel box For sale b, all druggists
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

a bon mot. to which fate has since
added an ironical comment. has been
attributed to the cx.Empcror of Brazil
On being shown one of those mccbani.
cal wonder, which always Interested
him more than the cares of government.
wheel tina, made We know not how
many revolutions in the minut>,
why" said the monarch, "it actually
beats our South American republics"
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

A vessel arrived tho other day a.
Odessa which belongs to the monastery
of Mount Athos, and Is manned entirely
by monks, all of wAom perform their
duties on board arraycd in the habit OF
their order. She is named the Frophc,
Elias.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

This pa,~T |, on iil- ani always ready
fnf reference -, the Public Library Of
Denver. in the YVES, wing 81 the High
School. Nincic,nii, and s,ou, streets.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Senators, ~. n. Teller and Il. d. Woicoh
Member OF Congress, Hosea T""hseh"
District Judge, Mb.r- ithlH'
Register Of the Land once, q. u. lhaycr
Receiver Of Public Moneys, C. e, Parks
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27
ONES OF THE CLIFF DWELL RS
Stage Connections from Tel.
luVieic to Rico.
Consumption cured.

An old physician. retired from prac.
ticc. having had placed IN his hards by
an Eiis. India missiuurry the formula
Of a vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure OF consumption.
bronchitis. cntnrrh asthma aud all
throat nnd lung affections. also posi-.
tive and radical cure for nervous duhil
ity and all nervous complaints. after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of eases. las felt II
his duty to make 1t known To his suffer
ing fellows. Actuat.d by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffer
ing. will send free of charge. to all
who desire 1t. this recipe. in German.
French or English. With full directions
for preparing and using. Sent hv mail
by addressing with stamp. naming this
paper. w. A. MOVES, So Powers
Blcck. Rochester, y. Y.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

Is spanking the baby the national
game ? It's base bawl
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

The Authentic wobstor'a Una.
bridSed Dictionary. roriFrising shp
property OF tho under1i-nci. 1. now
Thoroughly Revised aud Tninrred.
and ms n distinguishing title, bears
tho name Of Webster. Irterna.
tional Dictionary.
Editorial work npan this revision
hes boon In active rrosrss, Fog owe:
Ton Ycars. Not les. than Ono Hum
drcd paid editorial laborors hnv.
boon engaEcd upon it.
Ovor 100000 expanded ia &c.
preparation before the n:.t copy
wrs printed.
Critical comparison with sny other
Dictionary Is invited. Get the Eoss.
&. \ e. MERRIAM & Co. Publishers,
springfield. Mass. 4. "a.
Scli W al Hs3ksslicfs illustrate ra1t AItf fee
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

iSiSrurr.r nrfi.i-TiS.
Asisi sB.i n1sihrTu tE.n .ra,-. daily ~ /: u IA.
sfTt,~ isiif II unuus
.Hsn'i river mail lTsNrs dsiiN 81 - ., tn Ar
rtr,s daiir 81 ilai ~
iisnsri, ani white iIi'rr mail i~at-s Nr~srT
ever sUssisy sBi THURSDAY =; =. m
ATritr, s..ry "Wednesday AMI s.iarisy q,
sp. m.
Nan-, "risr .ni f-sis,ry department u.cH
tF,tm 50. M. toips m
iS@iurlrr "I-r 30 -un'i.J. from = To- 10 a M.
pud trum s,rsPui NJ.
cHtHirs =. NrTt,. Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

Secretary of state, Edwin J. Eaton
Auditor. j. II. Henderson
Treasurer james y. Cnrlii.
stunt Public Instruction, y. II. Coy
Acknowledgement, j. u. Nnupln
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

WHITE mvrn sT"Cg.GnowGiss 1850
CITATION.
Ff..hi-u'. I'm rrtr-
Str-~i'rs-,Airni, a IL rriirhiu-
s.e7rvtsTy. l. :. iiiussmn'isi
1tva.'ifvr, 4 a. Nusii'ua
Executive cosHniii---w. II. Cs-sk-. John u
sHtiunEi"n sui q. flemuits.
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-27

Arrangements have been made Is
TiiE HERALD whereby any ~ the fol.
lowing well Known standard periodicals
may L. had In connection with TnE
HERALD u, itii!tne crsi. These iig.
ur-s apply iu cash subscriptions only:
TnE HERALD sni Cosmopolitan
Magazine imnnilil,l in urw sub.
scTibrTs "iii s...s...ss.ss.ss.... ~
TuT Ii,IAip and Chicago Her
AID lwc-kNl. .................... 20
TIM HERALD aud Philadelphia
f,css tw.-klyl ................. ~
ius HERALD aud san Francisco
.Nc'kN 'sI.s....... -
rTE iiEHNtr AMI pritoI, Free
iar y,iisf t.aSlra,7-=,nsst.. , ~
,,J 80. u., Bros.
Pc NuiN Bros. Jus
H. ever -, a., ,,,,. ,,..y,,.- cash.
hn.z N, III, Hail., nj, Magai
" inquired the literary young s'' "
All" replied the youth. II 800
pa, You mean. Thcm's railroad ~
ljos,op Post, 10 aEt
- lie 'ru
Ainiiion and fishing tackle n,
chs. Boo
s
= I" r"rc Al sksn ui>es.-..- Am
apply "swa,ne's Ointment" saltm
tnal medicine required. Cure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-05
SUCH ARE THE BARGAINS And INDUCEMENTS
FOR THIS WEEKS GREAT SALE.
More Than Ordinary Values in Every Department
GREAT LIST OF INTERESTING ITEMS.
Read Them Consider Them They Benefit You!
--ATTRACTIVE-----.

In the extreme, is the expression deservingly
heard in reference to our DRESS GOODS
stock which is beyond doubt the handsomest
and most varied ever exhibited by US, and FAR
SUPERIOR to any seen elsewhere; the patterns
are exclusive. the weaves the best and newest,
and the PRICES THE LOWEST.
rs pieces Double Fold Striped Beige Dress
Goods at Be- actual value 12Isc,
27-inch Wool Henriettas Ia all the new Shades
Of Tan and Gray, at only Toe yard.
One lot 33-iDcd Imported Dress Goods, In Plain
and Striped effects, at 1Dc yard, positively
worth SOC.
4o-inch all Wool Dress Goods in all the new
shades. at 4oc, worth 75c.
Over 100 exclusive styles in Plaid and Check
Woolens and Cnsviot effects in Dress lengths,
no two alike, at popular prices.
Just received handsome novelties In all Wool
French Challies
French OrRandies, our own importations, in
designs never before shown. We advise you to
buy early; they're in big demand.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS stock is so large.
the assortment so varied the styles so new, the
makes so popular. and the prices so low, that
pur hasers should not fail to visit our depart
ment.
Priestley's Celebrated Black Goods In new
weaves at low prices
Special values in Black Goods at 10, Is, 90, 25
IS and SO.
BLACK SILK GRENADINES in Plain, Figured
and Striped designs tnan which nothing makes
a handsomer Dress.
BLACK SURAH and China Silks, from s5c to
81 so per yard.
CHINA SILKS-Just received new styles
Black ground with Colored Figures, at Csc, price
elsewhere 81 Is.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-05
OUR WONDERFUL WASH GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
2 cases American printed Challies. only SIZE
2 casas French printed Challlea Iight and narIr

Q cases American printed Challies only 3j<e
Ceases French printed Challies, Light and Dark
Grounds, Sc, wort b i0c
GINGHAMS- Hundreds OF new styles. at 81,
51A and l0c sold else where for 10, 12x and i5c
SATINES will never go out OF style, and we
are showing great assortment at 10 and i5c.
worth Is and 25c.
FRENCH SATINES, our own exclusive styles.
at popular prices,
800 pieces Outing Flannel, all new styles. at
Sand 10c, worth 10 and 15c.
1900 yards Satin Finish White Check Main
sock at 34c.
Is pieces Sheer White Plaid Muslin, large and
small patterns, at 614c. actual value i0c.
Special values in Plaid and Striped Nainsooks
and Muslins at s, 10, 1915 and 15c.
l case 81 Unbleached Sheeting; our prizes
f216c, sold elsewhere for zoe,
l211c for Knot Fringe Damask fowls. Colored
Borders sizs 2Ox3S. worth 90.
100 l2-4 White Crochet Quilts at 75c, worth
81 co.
200 Black Silk Parasols, elegant new Handles.
at 81 %, worth 81 co.
At &c each 800 doz. Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
I'm lervests, worth 20c.
80 dor. Ladies' Black and CoIored Silk Mitts &C
20 and CSC, worth 35 and 40c.
At I5c a pair 80 doz Gents Balbriggan Half
Hose, regular made, worth 25c.
At 60c each 100 doz. Gems Plated Bosom I'm.
laundered shirts worth 75c.
BOYS PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, all sizes,
at 20 and 25c. actual value % and doc.
300 pairs Boys Odd Pants, size to IA years,
at Csc, worth soc.