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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-28
Daily MOrtuary.

Florence johnson. aged II months,
died OF meningitis, at POI Cherry
street, 9th ward, yesterday.
Charles Pleasant, aged 2 months,
died Of menteritis, at II Warren
street, 4th ward, yesterday.
Josefa de Ia CARA de Rosas, aged 80
years, died of consumption, at 523
South Laredo street, I'd ward, yester-
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-28
Tin TO Date,

You want to be up to the times.
II you are not, the world will get
ahead of you; you'll be left, outpaced,
useless. The best way to keep up to
the times lie to known the best things
to read the latest news. For both
these things, the Saturday Blade is
the paper that will keep man right
mp to day. It's chuck full of news
and knowledge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-28
Experience.

Jennie-Is there any test to ascer.
tain the gennineness of dimond
without consulting jeweler?
Minnie-Cousin Bob says you can
find out by soaking 1t; but 1 never
thought to ask him In what.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-28
BARGAINS FOR PRINTERS.
For Cash.

One, 2-Rev. Campbell Book and
News Press, good condition, will
print 6-col. aox44 news. ......... 1850
One Pony Cylinder, bran new
speed $500 per hour, size Of bed
19x21-cash price. ..........,.... 10000
One Pearl Jobber. ................ 50OJ
One 4-horse Otto Gas Engine. 10000
One Xhorse power hand wheel. 1000
One Tuerke 4-horse water motor $500
Address T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager LIGHT, San Antonio, Tex.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-05-28
FORTREN

A fine rock house, rooms, bath and all
modern conveniences, extra large lot,
situated on one Of the highest points
around San Antonio, with southern ex-
posure. JOHN z. HAMBLEToN & Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

- a. xhnso - - = Eu1e gifts ffuD
aamiring young le1ien. - h nay -
appseFrtu6s ~ - - 80 - theu. fsr
tksy - sss6 - nufuns. thaf no&hi.g
has silver = - On ffr > nas's brNses
Dst 4 uNe6 ~ p1afs. nosuovsr. 80
net - laRoR. - Mai y win pee clip
down 1tom IT, arm and sxow up SD
denly just when she ysung nsan -
transacting - jnpox<ant buoknsss mss-
ter There Is aething - embarrassing
70 . youhg man - 70 be caaGht party
% fad. and particularly 20 such fad
And right here the young LADY might
IS wall be given . pointer ~ " what
she can buy II she IS very anxious to
take adv&ntage Of her lespyear privi-
leges- II you are buying . pair Of
sleeve-buttons be SURE and get some
thing in the nature Of plain link. for
that il al the style now, II you are buy
ing scarfpin buy sounething that has
the diamond or tho saPphiro In some
peculiar ''aninai~ setting. Owls. hersc
heads. birds. bees. saaila. turtles.
snakes. deer and even elephant heads
are the latest In to jswelry world of
fashion. The desiGns re ell very plain
and small but exceedingly pretty.
Many men Of fashion have taken up
another peculiar fad this year. and that
Is what they call surprise" jewelry.
You meet friend on the street or in
the club. and IS he takes out his little
silver cigarette csss it opens and two
tiny fingers hand you . cigarette. He
takes out match case, and rs he opens
Il two little silver picks hand yoa q
burning match and all You need do is to
smoke. There is no continuance that
will do that for you. Another freak In
the line of jewelry that is again coming
to the surface Is what they call that
man Mt tho theatsr." II is simply .
little cigar-case. with the words dry rs
q" on one side and . fish on the other.
When the case opens you will at once
''see the man" you are in the habit Of
seeing on previous occasions on the out
side OF the theatcr.
II might not be inspropos In speak
ing Of jewelry that fashion permits its
devotees to indulge In without going to
the extreme Of vulgarity, to refer to the
jewelcd odds to be found on the desk of
many a business man. as we'll as on his
writing-table at home. 1t is usually
unsafe for the business desk TO have
upon its surface too lavish q display Of
precious metallic odds and ends. And
that is not because IL Is indelicate to
make such display, but simply because
it - dangerous and injudicious. At the
I~,,r x.,1>~,, .,p,x,:U~ e<<rl~e 49, x.ixsu~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

chop. breed, co0Da The cost ~ O.
esntA
Imagine the roSplendeut hotel clerk
Of the host hotel in Yepkers, level or
Tsentou calling up The cook TO ask II :
traveller could have . steak for break
fast Instead of . slieAtly les cxpensivs
chop! For the same money. or Tor rs
cents at the most. iirst-rsts American
suburban hotel would offer its guests
the choice between . large variety OF
meats, egRs, omolets, fruits OF The seq
con. oatmeal or wheat erits. breakfast
cakes. in short. meal and not an apol-
ogy for one. Aud In Paris . breakfast
of four courses. exquisitely cooked, can
be had for from 20 ccnts up.
On one occasion an English hotel
keeper, in making out z bill for me,
after exhausting his ingenuity In ram
ming into that poor document EXTRA
charges for attendances. boots, light
and the like-iight IL always charged
for separately II gas ID used, and some
times II candles--put down this item:
"Sundries. sixpence. What the sun
dries were have never discovered.
It is not Yankees alone who object 70
these ..extra charges" Britons do not
like them. know = man in London
who adopted as his motto: ssNo charge
for attendance" Result-hc has had to
enlarge his house five times and rooms
are only to be had by engaging them
In advance. Yet his patronage is al
most wholly English. He's getting
rich. while his competitors plod ON in
the old unbusincsslike fashion.
The American hotel clerk runs his
eve down the reristor and savs ssseven
fifty" the guest dips out ten-dollar
bill, the clerk flips back the change and
the thing is over. The English clerk,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

er is turnkey in spiketail coat and
the food bad the bill will be high.
3. If the bedstead in the room is of
carved mahogany, a hundred years old,
with mattresses three feet thick and a
gorgeous canopy and curtains, the bill
will be low: If the bedstead is cheap
new iron ono with brass knobs you'll
pay in gold.
4. Ifyou get napkin without asking
for it telegraph your banker for more
funds at once. Fortunately, this does
not happen often. Forty-ninc hotels
out of City in Britain are guiltless Of
napkins
5. II the dining-room has bay win
dow, look out for an extra niuepence.
II the house is new. two shillings extra.
6. None of these rules will hold in ex-
ceptional cases, and nearly all the inns
in England arc exceptional.
The small house. renEote from the
railroad, the inn with its quaint old
sign. its low beamed roof, broad
hearths. perfect quiet and simple
abundance is almost the sole exception
TO the rule Of badness. An over the
country. wherever there is travel
enough TO call for moro than = cross
roads groggery, yet not su1icient trade
to bring in modern improvements, one
finds these splendid old inns, which
date back beyond the days Of thacocch
to those Of the pack horso and are
kept by the descendants many gen
erations removed Of the builder
There is seldom moro than one
guest at time, his meals are set in
the family parlor and he mounts at
night the stone stairway whose steps
arc dcep-worn by the tread Of those
who have lain long in the dust, through
. low doorway. whore he bows his
head TO avoid q bump. into room
where generations Of guests have slept
bcfore him. Across the one street Of the
hamlet il the little church. its arched
windows and rude capitals suggesting
. Norman origin. The door stands
open oil day long and he can see - the
back the squirc's pew = little higher
than the others. In the churchyard
aicep the rude forcfathers Of the hamlet
from tho DAYS when William the Con-
queror was . baby. A boy comes %
draw . pail Of water Al the well. and
two or three nsirhscrs drop In 10 sing .
sene with ronslne chorus over . mug
Of Gle In the tsproom, but BY nine
c'cleek all l. quite still Then the
drswsy traveller hings half = dosen pil-
laws N the h~d. meunta With dsflieuity
liz eonmsadiae height esd Asnks inta
lie fsthsnl>@x depths wondsrina
whether ths Lard wiIi ever fsvgivs hin
for sasssst,ss thai there can b any
thiAe ga sAsth 81 tsisEhtfal ~ -
Eaeiish sap Al IL be&i
JsHn l. HnAfos.
fairfield fsa il the tired hoase~.fs,s
hsst TREAD. freeing the toiy ffem sshs,
af<d paiho. eteatlaf . buafAney OF
- - - L. x1nm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

lea on the average viii live 70 own his
mistake If he crosses the ocean. 1t is
true that the tourist agencies sell cou-
pons on American hotels at tribe
day higher than for England. but the
difference Is more than made up by the
numerous and generous fees expected
here.
In America one usually knows what
to look for at hotel. Hero he may try
q hundred and own himself unable to
prophesy about the hundred and first.
Nor can he tell anything by advertise
ments. Many of the London hotels ad-
vertise rooms ut three shillings day to
catch tho Yankee trade. The traveller
on following up the advertisement will
find that for nights lodging his bill
will run up to double that sum. He
pays three shillings for the room as ad-
vertised. two shillings for attendance
and fees the attendants besides-and is
lucky il he gets on without . sixpcnce
charge for the candle by whose dim and
pickering light he disrobes his manly
limbs
Ii he gets breakfast In the morning 1t
the same hotel, rs he is expected to do,
the Same delightful uncertainty exists
as TO its cost. lie will be told that he
will be charged according to what he
has," that seems fair. but il he orders
what would be very moderate meal at
home the bill win surprise him again.
OF course six shillinEs is not . large
sum to pay for room in city like
London, nor is two or three shillings for
breakfast exorbitaat, hut that isn't
the sort OF thing q man. expects who
has been lurcd by an announcement of
room for three shillings. breakfast
from one shilling and ninepencc." In
such announcements the minimum
breakfast is coffee or tea and bread and
butter. This may cost from one to two
and half shillings-
Out In the provinces things are still
more uncertain. A man may find one
night good accommodation at hotel
whose charges viii foot up only Sl.50
day. the next night put up with bad
quarters as So or - day and the next
night Indifferent at any imaginable
price. In tourist resorts, especially
where there Is no competition. he
must prepare for = stiff bill. say
IS cents for . room. IS cents
for attendance. u for dinner. IS
cents each for lunch and breakfast and
''what he chooses" in fees or in the
neighborhood Of $s.75 or more day.
This, it must be borne in mine. does not
secure good food. though il does sccurs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

has largely surplanted gold ~ . new
material for rapcr~cutter handles, etc.
An inlstand in the shape Of a frame for
the photograph of a favorite young lady
is fad with some OF those men OF
fashion who are alse men Of business.
Japanese ornaments IN bronze and
onyx are popular fer papcr-wcights.
One well-known member Of an cxclu-
sive set compels little Chinese deity
70 sit stolidly on his loose papers.
But greater Indulgence can be al
lowed the man of fashion at his dresser.
There he can. IL he chooses. Open the
flood-gates Of his yearning for metallic
and jewclled bijouterie. There all IL
safe under the watchful eye Of his
trusty valet. HIs glove csse, brush
holder, toilet Get, doe and glove but
toners and all the other little indispen-
sable conveniences may have an intrin-
sic value Of from ten dollars 70 one
thousand dollars, and propsioty will
smile her approval. because IL there Is .
place in the world where lavish display.
even Oriental eorReouspcs, can flourish
without fear that the genius Of good
taste will point Its finger Of scorn
IT IL, IL II in tina. sanctum ssnctorun.
the sleeping apartment. A visit to
some of those spiendidly arranged
apartments will convince anyone that
the Scw York bachelor and man Of
fashion thinks nothing of drinking His
coffee or teddy out Of solid gold cup
or taking his evening smoke through =
chased gold, ivory and meerschaum
cigar-holder, aad even of having within
easy reach sterling silver wanamalxer.
ALskxf EDWARD TyRRr11-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

these things he should make " . poiss
TO show osiy The most exquisite Of
tastes Sterling silver IL In style for all
cAse& As = rule such freaks as dis-
mond head 90 pencil or pen should BE
avoided. Ia the way Of canes end
umbrella heads . finely chased bit Of
gold u siways . neat addition 70 the
make cup cf . man of fssbsen. Avoid
anything large ssd snwiel1y.
This h leap year. and the jewelry
fresk has already soae 10 The surface.
Some years 49, IL brsceles fsl took
possession 81 The ysasA 81 che country.
snd the feslty 81 . ysuex nan wss
tested ~ his willingness - s6orn hts
wfsks vita plain band Ard now lis
fs1 hes sesne ~ the svts~ se.ln. And
Il ysa viii lesk ~ tke ai~eve AZ tie
Aest fNeNts.atlN psaa yea n>eA De-
fen4Aee~ u y6e VIII - shsnlne bis
e eklvef uflotenfpG u.s1sst tie whsse a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
THAT MAN OFSTYLE'
Wears But Little Of JeweIry For
Good Taste.
POINTS ON PECULIAR FADs
What 10 P1opes 70 Wear Without Exciting
The Style in Sleeve
Buttons and Pins.

yewelry. very little of il. IL always
In fashion. Few men can resist the
fascination Of sparkling diamond pin
any more than can . woman that of
brilliant necklace, for the trait that ex-
hibita itself in the painted. aboriginal,
in the lip-pieroed Kafar. in the ring
nosed Hottentot. has come down into
modern American aud Eneiish life.
modified by the inhuence of civilization.
but still the old trait. the old desire to
shine.
Few men of fashion know how much
to wear or just what TO wear. A visit
TO the Hoffman house. to the corridors
of the Fifth Avenue or to the card
rooms Of some OF the New York clubs
win show you variety of bejeweled
individuals. You viii see the man
with the thousand-dollar stone in his
shirt front and q chain and fob thai
were bought by the pound. Then.
again. you will see the man without ,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Mr.. Hulms tells . good story Of the
late Sir John Champion. our minister at
Washington. who sent his carriage to be
repaired. When he went TO see how the
work had been done he was surprised to
eee several other carriages decorated
with his arms. The coschmsker az
planned. when your carriage was hero
some Of our citizens saw IL and liked the
pattern on it. and rcckoned they would
have IL painted on theirs as we'll" This
y - good - the newly rich merchant
who wrote TO stationer for his crest.
He Wa sent choice Of two crests. and
liked them both 50 well that he put one
on his carriage and the other on his note
pspsr. Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

This table is by no means to be fol-
lowed exactly, for it gives merely LIST
of the things q man of fashion must
have in the way of jewclry, and the
prices attached are just below the ex-
travagantly snowy. OF course, a man
may have q ring with very peculiar
setting, the cost of which may be far
beyond the figures here given, and so it
may be with other jewclry, but as long
as he keeps within the rule that bars
any extraordinary display. he may be
said to be in fashion.
The styles for 1892 are Just ont, and
give the purchaser Of jewels splendid
opportunities for selection. The fad
seems to be q very pretty combination
of opals and diamonds, and the de-
signers have shown exquisite taste in
setting on the sparkling white of the
diamond by the delicate milk color Of
the opal. The tiger-cye cameo and the
sardonyx cameo are also much In favor
for rings just now.
In addition to the articles mentioned
and which really do rot como under the
head Of jewelry, but which IL Is ex-
pccted that . man Of fashicn should
have about him, are such things rs pen
holders, pencils, pencil cases, cigarette
and cigar cases, and in the selection Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Lady Morton-Oh. yes, major. little
Miss Angel is charming girl enough
and paints very well for her age, you
know; but
Little Miss Angel toverhearing>-
Thank ron. Lady Morton. | know IL
takes years and years Of practice to
paint - well as ron dol--Judy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

There b company 10 dinner, and Mar
cot hes been strictly enjoined not 70 ask
ior anything. The guests were very
lively. and. q ths second course. mater
families forko&. In the heat Of converse
ton. 10 serve the little one. A few min
utes afserw1rd ~ servant WAS ordered
10 bring another plate.
Marrot (oashfulIyf-win ron hsvs
Minis. mother dear. IL h quite cleanf--
Journal uiux<r>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
RIVERS IN IRE


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Two country politicians met on the
road in south Missouri. when one Of
them said to the other:
81 want you to vote for Sam Hextee
for the Legislature. Bob
Cant do u, Bill
Thar sn'tno better man than Sam.
ron know. Bob .
Sans good 'norch man in some
rcspccfs. Bill bat hes bad shot with
. rife
What's that got = % 9TH it7~
a good deal His bsd 1hoetsn' Il The
cause Of ne bein' broke up. Yon know
he shot 1T that deputy marshal last
year from the BUSH
'sYns-~
"wel1. he missed him The marshal
crm right on. found my still. took me
OF 70 Springfield. whsr ras TIRED. an
AZ you knew. Bill, completely bsnke
me up. cant consesentiouslv suppors
sam Hester e--D<nkess Mno~~s>~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

The people Who linz u1lhfn - $500
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perpetual dsouth H. i G1C( "a
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

UNIQUE DESIGNS IN SLEEVE BUTTONS.
particle of jewelry, without even q
simple band on the finger which had
been encircled only on his wedding day.
You can put both of these men down
as cranks. Neither of them can be
properly classed as a man of fashion.
The first one may be warrn-hearted. good
natured and rich, but the elegant man
of fashion would no moro tolerate him
in his parlor or rcccption-room than he
would initiate his showiness. The man
without jewelry is, perhaps. a cold, dis
passionate observer of men and things,
. cynic, man who would rail at any
display. even the slightcst, in his male
companions.
/ asked Mr.. Creighton Webb ho'
much his jcwelry was worth the 9th.
day, and he told me that aside from the
watch, which was worth something
like five hundred dollars, be believed
that three hundred dollars would cover
all the expense he and his relatives had
gone to in the purchase of the Jewels
which adorn his person.
Here is table of the expense that a
man of fashion ought to 60 to in the
line of jcwelry:
Two diamond studs. to cost NOT more than. i5o
Two pairs OF sleeve buttons with diamond or
sapphire setting. to cost not mere than. 2oo
Eight diamond collar and wrist buttons. -. 200
Ring, with diamond or other stenc setting. 2o0
Watchcharrn.. .-................ ............ 100
Total. s9Se
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-08-24
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

P.lplIshod every Sunday, aud sent to any ud-
d-s1s tpue:a;sc paid. at The following rate',
payable III advance:
Ohc year. --..-....--.-.......-.. ....... .SA w
Btx E:ouths. hs.......-......-.-..-. ...r.!.. 6U
F"r any period undor siG months, Fifty
s,nlS per month. az
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postothcc for
RinsmiSsion through the mails al second
las mail matter.