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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-19
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-19
OLSEN a Wake

Away ready to move, PACK ano
store your furniture. S9u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-19

, BILL HEADS 0LETTER HEADS,
Cards, envoIop,s, ard all kinds of com
merclal printing done al the LlGHT office
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
HThMN NATTnNAT phNH

At San Antonio, in the State of Texas, at
the close of business, July 18th, 1892.
RESOURCES.
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REPORT OF The CONDITION
OF THE
SAN ANTONIO NATIONAL BANK.

At San Antonio, in the State OF Texas,
at the close of business, July ~, 1892.
RESOURCES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing by the clerk Of the court: And. A.
HRnsbrough and Bertha Z. Brosn: Frank ].
Buckley and Martha Marshall: J. wingate 81
Clair and Rose Hen ierson: Allen Neai,sof Raj
timore, Nd, and Mary Cetharine Speaks; An
drew PAYNE aud ~sllie Williams: Chas y King
and Laura 4. Bowen; Wesley Clarke and Hattie
Robson. both of 0berlin. Ohio: j. Paul smith
and Mary A. Parker; Frank Dawson aud Eliza
beth 4. larboe. both Of Montgomery COUNTY,
Nd; W. a. Shedd OF Dalton. Mass, and Mary
T.. Willard of Colyin Run Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
SILKS Ar SHusrEns,.

AS THIS SEASON Is TO BE GREAT
SILK SEASON WE HAVE ACTED
PROMPTLY AND PLACED ON OUR
COUNTERS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF SILKS TO
BE FOUND IN THE CITY. BOTH FROM
THE MARKETS At HOME AND ABROAD,
COMPRISING ALL THE NEW AND LATEST
EFFECTS IN NOVELTIES; ALSO A SUPERB
LINE OF BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
SUITABLE FOR BOTH STREET AND
EVENING WEAR. WE CORDIALLY IN.
vITE ALL AND FEEL CONFIDENT THAT
AN INSPECTION OF OUR LARGE AND
VARIED STOCK WILL BEAR OUT OUR
ASSERTION. AMONG THE MANY NEW
wEAvES TO BE HAD ARE FAILLEs.
BENGALINEs. ARMOUREs. RHADRNAA,
MARvELEAUx. DUCHESS. CHANoEABLR
BENGALINEs. PLAIN AND FANCY KI-
FECTS IN GLACIE. TAFFETAs AND PEAU
DE SOLE. CREPE DE CHINE. CHAN0RABtR
h vELvETs. AND HOST OF OTHER BEAU
TIFUL DESIGNS IN SILKS. WE HAVE
MARKED THESE GOODS AT SUCH PRIcxs
that WILL READILY CONVINCE THE
PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE BARGAINS.
NOW A WORD IN RELATION TO our
WOODEN DEPARTMENT. THE GOODS
ARE ALL FRESH AND DESIRABLE. IN.
GUIDING ALL THE NEW WEAvES BOTH
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FADRlCS.
BENaALINKs. JACQUARDEINs, ALI
GATOR CLOTHS. BOTH FANCY AND
PLAIN, PLAIDs IN GREAT VARIETY.
AND AN ELE0ANT STOCK OF FANCY
DRESS PATTERNs. ALL AT CoRR1oT
PRICES.
". II eHUsTER I BONA
0l0 PENN. AVE- \. ".
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Roy Mirrsck. Little New.sey. M.assea -
DEATH.

This morning about 10 O'Clock fatal acci-
dent happened on the cable road. at the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 9th streets south
east The victim Was . seven-ysr-old boy
named Roy Mirrick. who sells newspapers. lie
was endesvoring 10 dispose Of his papers when
he lost his life.
He bad been away from his home several
hours before the news Of his death reached the
ears Of his parents. With a companion named
Ferry Bents he was near the corner mentioned,
and Was waiting for the arrival Of q cable
train coming west
"fou had better not jump on that car, g ssid
Ferry, by way Of advice.
Yes, replied Roy, II am going to get on
and sell nv papers"
Perry turned and started in the direction Of
his home, but he had not gone far before he
heard some shouts. and turning he the
nangled form OF his companion and pla, mate
beneath the wheels o; heavy grip car.
The accident WAS n shocking one and wss
witnessed by passengers on the cars going IN
opposite directions. The Injuries 20 the hoy
had rendered him unconscious lie VAS be-
yond the aid OF medical skill although l,hysi-
ciane were PROMPTLY on hand He was removed
10 Providence Hospital in the patrol wagon.
pitaL
Reports as 10 how the affair happened do not
agree. The police knew nothing Of the circun,-
stances at noon. but persons In the
neighoorhood where the accident hap
pehed say IL was the result of the
boys recklessness and not the fault
of the gripman. They saw that the bov was
standing near the east-bound track watching
the car coming west and that he moved over
Just IN time TO get against the car going east
The gripmsn, AZ was stated. rang the bell called
TO the boy and attempted 10 stop the train. hut
did not succeed until after the fatal ia iurie. had
been inflicted.
The boys right leg was cut and crushed by
the wheels. and his body Was also injured HIS
face not disfigured
The boys parents live at No. 4o7 stree,
southwest. His father. Barnet, Mirrick. h .
plssierer, and was al work when the fatal seei-
dent occurred.
Coroner Patterson was notified OF the killing
and an inquest will probably be held tonorrow.
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s sITTi. Fl s; Nv Ss%E ss, :! +:
street southwest. aged twenty-five ysarA
'T THAR bard 10 bra, r. s the ,s1se, eso.d
It's hard 50 hard. 10 slesk the word.
Must We forever part
Yet again we hope 70 meet thee
And in heaven with boy 20 ~r-et the.
Where no farewell tear IL shed,
Funeral from st. Panl's Church. sth street besw~ss
D and L STREETS southwest Friday. octob-r 9. st
s.eioet Friends and relatives are resprcsfaiy a.
GRADY, On MONDAY, October 3, isss.- at II is
3 nv r5v ,,, NE 5slOysd su,o.na q amsnd.
cbars s stree, va taxi rss tS% sess baptist
TSar.day al ocScP F,snas and ~ .siy.s :s -
fully invited 70 attend. ffredercEsb psps plss.s
HARRIS. On October L. 1892 Is 10 20 p m. MA.
JULIA A HARRIS, At the re.aence Of her niecs.
Funeral ii 10 O'Clock Friday morning. octot-r7 :.
1919, sSSE cn.h rTssssn;s. osRs sssy q
funsss from his late rssidence is2s srss. north.
Rock Greek cemetery.
f1sI s e Ssicc s,,, :, ,sss = 9r:sss r
Tsnsr.I service: from chapel 81 o.s Hin rhur.e.y.
xxxENT. In this city on ocsob~ Z. lss2. LINDEN
3. s osJs.s :: ly1l ss:s: ss'
FANNY MORGAN, Daughter Of Tobias z and Fanny
n! ss :::s!s: 80. ]; i:; ;.::
u 81 EhEofa AS 3sssss ~ :, :.
..s:ss.s: NJ 8 :.,... Co.. ss,s:::.
q. Thyrsday. october 2. tBaiumors. HssS1rG -
Massachusetts, papers please copy.l
TURNER. On Tuesday. Octobsr Z lopR a Sas
= A.. :. his hons nsar silvs spsias. Nd. yo2f L
Gone. but NOT fsrugeasa-
Hunsrsl eryics as Rock crssk Church fhusuApy
94 Pm nslsssvss and frasn1s sss rsspsesfully n
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Dying.
LONDON, Oct. Sat 5 80 this afternoon Lord
Tennyson's physicians report that the poet is
dying. He is passing away quietly and slowly
and may linger for hours.
He was able to sleep some during the night
but was extremely weak. and his condition re-
mains critical A bulletin announcing the
foregoing was displayed upon tina rustic gate
which opens into the garden surrounding Ten
nysons house The gate Wa ia .tened shut by
rope. in order 10 exclude the MANY persons
who would otherwise intrude upon she family
with inquiries az to the poets condition. A
basket was hung upon the gate in which cards
and inquiries might be deposited.
The district around the Tenpyson residence
is but thiuly populated. At intervals are the
residences of wealthy ueighhors. The scientist
Tyndall occupies one of these on the lofty
health resort of Hindhold.
Sir. Andrew Clarke. the noted physician. ar
rived at Aldworth this morning for a consulta-
ton on the patients case.
Lord Tennysou's illness dates from Septem-
Der q, when he became chilled while driving.
severe cold resulted, which developed into in
iuenza
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
AN EXPLORING PARTY RESCUED.
Prof. Reid and ma. Associates Saved by the
Pinta.

Pinta.
Areport received at the Navy Department
from Commander Maynard of the L. r. \.
Pinta, under date OF Sitka. Alaska. September
10, gives an account OF the rescue Of Prof n.
/. Reid and two assistants who have been en Engaged
in making scientific examination of the
Muir glacier during the summer. Learning
that the party needed assistance the Pints
saiied on the 5th for Glacier bay. ''ou the
morning Of the 9th, the report saws. ',just be-
fore rounding the entrance Of Glacier bay We
met Prof. Reid and one assistant in email
fiteen-foot boat. With which they were trying
70 reach juneau in order to obtain assistance
One assistant had been left at the glacier with
the Instruments and baggage Of the party. as
the boat was too small 10 carry more than the
two men. They had been two DAYS in making
the thirty miles which they we-e then distant
from the glacier. and Ind a limited amount q
hard bread only in the way Of provisions"
The Pmia then sailed to the face Of the
glacier and took aboard the third man Of the
party, together with ah the instruments and
elects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
second Edition Continued q. eth pase.
MARRlED-

BIAcKwRLL-coOKF. On October 3 1sss NJ
~. Jam = Church Plnladelpha. by the Rev, yos-,h
y Bian hard, rector; Josi An LON BLACKWELL
MaRsHALL-TYsON on October a 1872 .t Mar
den sandy Spring. Nd, ~ the Rev. Arthu. :.
Johns, bObt RI EMORY MARSHALL % MAkTHA
FILIcorT TYSON. daughter os the late Henry
Tyson Of BaltinOre
OGDEN-MERRIAM. On October e. 1852, II wes-
lev chsnei, bv the fev. l.. D. wilson, JOHN u.
OGDEN 10 ARIADNE ". MERRIAM. both 81 WASH
inston. d. &.
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Virginia Republicans,

The Virginia Republican Association held .
large and enthusiastic NEE ing last night at the
headquarters of the National Republican A--o-
citation, lil1 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
The association is quite active at this time in
trying TO induce every voter to 40 home and
vote for the republican nominee. speeches
were made by Mr. Ross Hamilton aud CHAIR
man j. H. Harrison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
BOSTON REPUBLICANS AROUSED.
Tremendous Rallies at FaaeuiI and

Halls.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
BosroS, Oct. 5.-An Boston is talking today
about the republican rallies at Faneuil and
Music Halls last evening. The enthusiasm
awakened by Whitelsw Reid and Gov.
Mckinley WAS greater than the most
sanguine party men had expected.
With the impression fresh upon them men are
saying that such rallies were never held in Bos-
ton, ard it is safe to that few. il any, repub-
lican demonstrations have equaled or surpassed
them.
Until today the general impression had been
that the republicans of the state were
never more apathetic. Last night,
rallies opened the eyes of thousand,
TO the fact that the party Ia,
never been more thoroughly awake. Gov
Mckinley and Whitelaw Reid were yisibi,
moved bv the storm of cheers that greeted
them. They had hardly expected SO much from
Boston.
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F,Ss FRon PAn1s AND VIENNA.

DIRECT To OUR COUNTERS.
Personally Ssleesea ~ us tor Our Traae
II nay not - tha, the Fan Is .'in every age. in
every cline ad0red since /; Is no, abso uiey
sary 10 the arctic region. yet it wi h. found from
China 20 Perm and is considered practical.
Indispensable sdJunct 70 lad'y- toilet. These We
are writing sbout dainty. hi9h-e'a.s. artistic.
many q them intel match the gowns for the com
inT social season. The low prices we've put on them
may surprise you. bu. remember We bought them
risht where they are made.
White Ostrich Feather Fans. carved ivory sticks
SO. e. 81 md 50
Whit Ostrich Feather Fans. Pearl sticks.
So sIO. ere. els. SIS t. sS5.-
BlarE O-t-i-h Feather Pans. tortoise she'll sticks
So. go. ell. sI2. go 70 SEQ
Blaek O>trich Feather Fan-. PLAIN ebony sticks
40 aud 81
B.Ark Ostrich Feather Fans. carved ebony sticks.
81 -. - 81. - AMI ss. 49,
Black O~trish Feather Fans. amber sticis-
&c
Waite Crepe Fans. daintiy hand-painted. lace edge
ga "a. -. 60. - AMI sS-
Black Lace Pans. carved ebony sticks
-. 81 -. ~ and "a
White LAce Pans. carved ebony sticks
81. IS and 50
China SIR Pans. hAnl- painted and spanslsd. all
the latest shAie-. eEaneled sticks
-7-,c.. 81 and 81 81
White silk Gluze Fans. hand painted. enameled
snsEs.
FL 2j-
White SIX GAME Pans. hand painted. carved ivory
stirfS
-sIGl. sIbO. ~. -. 80 TO So
GRAY Gaazs Pans. hand painted ebony sticks. lace
edre.
81 90
ChHIren's SILK Gauze Fans. hand painted. carved
ivory s5ick~
(Ftrst ST buding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
LIKE The
CLINT Or Com"

Nothing is SO beautiful as a waving wheat
field at sunset. The glGdsOrle rays of TIE
sun s;-cad through the Grain stalks and
turn their naturally bea ltiful yellow into
awavering golden CLINT. which seems TO as
sociIte in thu mind plente Gus harvest and
, the golden money for which it is ex banrad.
But as the gem is more beautiful than tire
setting. 50 the snowy white product OF the
grain-the fine feathery iour is even more
attractive than the sheaves and stalks which
he'd il.
Ceres" Flour. especially. is noted for its
peculiar fneness and snowy whiteness-but
taos not ta&e IL al OF in looks. Ger ."
Flour makes the most beautiful bread and
pastry you ever ate. Housekeepsrs who use
II say IL makes more" bread, Lighter"
bread. "Thiter" bread, ''srceeter'' bread md
''betier' bread than any other -four they
ever had in the house
Beware Of limitations. Every sack and
barrel of the genuine foIr contains
circular signed In autograph by I'm n.
CAT d Co. and be sring the imprint OF two
god medals. Look for 1t. All ..rocers sci
this beautiful -four. We only ichO 'esaie IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
Lone LIFE

Is possible only when the blood !. pure and vieorous
o-1pei scrofuls and other poisons from the crcus
ton the superior medicine is AYERS sarsaparilia
1t imparts permanent strength and efficiency 70 every
organ Of the body Restoration perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparilla Mary Schubert. Kansas City
Kan. writes:
Il am convinced that after having been sick whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Sarsaparils saved
my life. The best physicians being unable TO helr
me and having tried three other proprietary medi
c1nes without benefit at last took Ayers Sarsapaa
The resutwas complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine to Others and Always with
success"
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
Prepared by DR.. ). C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mos.
Cures others; viii cure you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
RANGE nj the Th.rmou.s..

The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: sam, 81;
2 pm. SIS; maximum, SIS; minimum, a.
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VICTOR L. ADLER'S

VICTOR Z. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
OF and go SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open SATURDAY. until IL pm.
gg-C flee Coats on sale Monday. Wednesday and
Friday mornings from until 10 O'Clock. Price, 25
cents. oc4-3m
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$50 PAR1on Su1rrs. S42.5O.

In order to lead the town in Parlor
Suites. as well as in other articles of
furniture. We make the following special
offer:
The first twenty-five customers can
buy handsome Wilton Rug Parlor Suites
OF five large pieces. including sofa. divan.
arm chair and two side chairs. which
usually sell at from S55 to $50, at the low
price of $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
4 NEw DEPaRruRE.
CRaroS PORTRAITS.

-sL9J-
To nset a great demand from our patrons We have
male this aII.tion - our Picture Department. We
Will -E--ute rsyon Portrait. size 16n2O. mounted
an stretched canvas. for
-sla5
All work Is guaranteed TO give satisfaction in
every detail employ only masters Of their
art BriaS a photograph Of any size in perfect
eOniiton. and viii produce a han lsome Portrait.
Samples exhibition in our Picture Department
PIcrURE Frames To ORpEn
We havs Us; received line Of the latest novel
ties IN Frame MaIiinss in white and gold white and
silver. fancy oak AMI gilt None but experienced and
sRilful workmen employed IN the manufacture Of
our francs. orders BE- delivered ct short notice.
I0w~-, possible prices
efth h1or 10th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

osoa sAiaa hsvs savsys ~ ess.Ausu1sl -
inanasA-ssssls vssAsus nssal ssvw.
wsesssauesd ysa - vssh susassssAs snanuaasn
Il cAlIRRS LITTLE LIvHn MIA
Nobody nhss 10 - Asessvsa-ss Asus suuva -
ssusos-ssk for cARrHRS xzxxxBxsv1 Suxs;
i,ass spea hsvias c-A-B-T-8-1sA nlsu ~ -
~ thsn.
Dosr fossst r. csat3op-AaaS - asssfvul
POSITIVE cu1K HoR sIcx HEADACHE
snAn Pm. aosn p~A nnan DAA
oc1e[R.v-ly
Cu1ssss C.s
yes sssessss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
OUR CH1xA AND HoUsErrRsIsHrxo
DEPARTMENTS

OUR CHISA AND hoUsEFURNIsHINd
DEPARTMENTS
TAKE IN THE ENTIRE FIFTH FLOOR OF THE
10Th ,SDIiTH STREET BUILDINGs-Think Of it.
orsya bar acre Of Soor space devoted to
HIGH CLASS BRIC-A BRAC. CHINA.
CRocKEIY. EICH CUT GLASS.
PRESSED GLASS.
LAMPS. CLOCKS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pour ART ROOMS" have been hanisou.sly
equippef for the effective show ns OF the newest
fashions IN CANA. Class. Bric-a Brae de- The
rooms themselves with their rich dr,peris-. large
fr~nrh mirrors all other artistic furnishings are
worth special visit Their contents collection i'm
pr~Ssise IN rrhns stld extent merit your attention
Rare AMI beautiful >p~rirnens for
HOLIDAY. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
Hartaaf Ckiaa Dinner SETS. Mfnton Soup SITS
Caaaron Oyster set. Fish SETS Came Sets. Tste-a-
ts SIS. CAor, At SITS AaI ever thin Necessary
Atanid - table service.
fngiish Tea sets. very stylish SHAPE apd decora-
'a'u' -" t-- "a 30
Odd Bad CARLSBAD ClinN Tea Sets 50 pieces e. -
fiutsi Ate Dinu C5i-- Curs AMI saucers. tasty
E0li ir-ar.tou,- Usual -,lJ Tor e. 80 q. 40 do
c-Lnee rlit Plate. hanI painted, variety Of pat
tsrnS Rsdarei fra, 81 . to .......-... 81 so doz
Hand rain;el Oyster Plates. ..... s3ood,z
''~uuius HAnI "a ntsd CHINA Cram Pitchers, va
riSg, shaI-~ and patterns ................... DC
io'piece Ensi-h Toilet ss,s lastly decorated a. 30
"a cat GLASS TnHsiiual Salt Cellars &c
klch ca; Glass D~rant-rs. strawberry diamond
anil ian pat'ert4s- Usually sold for IL a.
''iIrh's' Alarm Clocks. 20,
-' ~.
B-Autliul line of Bronzs Figures and Fancy
NirrUrs
tfiith hoor 10Th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
SPECIAL BARGAINS IL SUITES.

Solid Oak 3-piece Chamber Suites. good
SNOWY pieces. Only 500. 80
Handsome Solid Oak Cheval Cha fnber
Suites. highly polished and attractively
finished. Worth S32. Special price.
SoG 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
NOVELTIES.

"GLACEr-Chang-able efect-SILK VEL
VET with COiored back The shades COM
bined to do service with all the new fabric
tinis Glaze is the leader-a long list of other
novelties follow in its wake.
Some delicate shades share the Exclusive"
cOrner-Pink. Nile Green. Light Blue, Orange.
LeyhOrn. White and Cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

II doesn't make any difference on what tack"
you take usif ii j. in line you can't 10 better
anywhere elseif IL Isn't IN our ilns don't dsbbie
in II at all NELNEGS and such-llke properly belong
g. usand in stocked Tor businessman getting
the business. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
BLACK NELvErs.

1SH AMI 10 inches wide-s1. SI.25. S1.50,
ell. -. g. go -. $3.50 and 80 a yard.
26inch-s:i ya-d
2o-iach ALL SlLk-s3. 80 and "a yard.
2.1-inch ALL SILK-SJ a yard.
2Rinch ALL SILK ST so yard
2s-inch ALL SILK IS yard-equal Of any
clio quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05

Don't forget that there are all shades II you have
anything you want TO match in VELVET bring
IT to us.
49, and 10 inches wide-s1. sI25. s1.50.
81. - and 81 yard.
2Oto ~ inches wide-ALL SILK-s5s yard.
The morning news., 1892-03-13
Value of Good Roads.
|. 4 Pope in the Forunl.


Bad roads force people TO live in cities
good roads tend to take them out into the
country. This observation reveals its force
perhaps more strikingly when read in view
Of the factsof railroad development to which
the especial attention of the Americen peo-
pie has been given during the past forty
years. The railroads have centralized the
population in the cities and larger towns,
and arranged them along their lines of COM
municatian.i Now what is needed is an
equal Development OF carriage roads to
broaden the areas Of population and to re-
lieve this congestion. sss ne OF
Railroads need better carriage roads for
feeders farmers need them for access to the
railroads aud to the cities; manufacturers
need them for Rcce to less populous areas
and for lower rents and for less cost Of port
age and transportation merchants need
them as an element in the cheapening of
their wares; the people need them for the
reductionsof the expense Of satisfying their
wants and for the more efficient distribu-
tion Of their activities. #ue
All men work and plan, after supplying
their own ann the Immediate needs of their
families. toleave q good Inheritance to their
children. y All good citizens take into their
plans of public expenditure the, leaving ol
wise investments to the next generation
What wiser, surer and better inheritance
can we leave to our sons and our successors
than good roeds-roads that can be pre-
served and used at little expense and that
endure both as monuments and as invest.
ments during the years and the centuries tc
comet
The morning news., 1892-03-13
Awkward Blunders.

At certain court of justice an awkward
bluuder was made by the prisoner in the
dock. He was being tried for murder and
stantial. chief portion OF it being hat Of
the ordinary "billycock" pattern that had
been found close to the scene of the crime,
and which, moreover. was sworn to as the
prisoners. Counsel for the defense expa-
tiated upon the commonness OF hats Of the
kind. "You, gentlemen" be said, "no
doubt each of you has just such a hat as
this. Beware, then, how you condemn a
fellow creature on such piece Of evidence, +"
and 80 forth. In the end the man was ac>
quilted, but just as he was leaving the dock
hs turned in a respectful manner to
the Judge and said: "If you please,
my lord, may l ave my 'at2" Not
long since a London lady went 20 a sta
tioner and ordered a number of invitation
cards which she proposed to issue for an
evening party. She particularly instructed
the stationer to print "fgh tea" in the left
hand corner Of each. When at length the
cards came home they all bore the letters
~ T." iu the corner specified. Eugene sue,
again, who in his youth was for some time
an army surgeon, one day dined mot
wisely, but too well" with his friend Ro-
mieu at the Cafe do Paris. Afteward. aa
they sauntered on the boulevards, Romieu
fell and injured his leg. Sue got cab, put
his friend 10 and drove homo, where be
carefully dressed the wound and retired 10
bed. Next morning bo fastened to examine
the wound, only 70 discover that he had
tended the wrong leg.
The morning news., 1892-03-13
We Offer This Week

35>inch Crepe Elaine, in pearl. gray, Ia
vender. fawns. milk, cream and white
Price 50 cents, down from IS cents.
A special line of 40-inch all wool Cash
meres. All new Spring colorlngs. The
regular 75 cents quality down this week to
SO cents.
38-inch Striped and Checked Camers Hair
Suitings, full value at 80 cents, down this
week to IS cents.
See our Combination Suits (no two alike,
in solid stripes and checks, price range So
to $35.