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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05

Go direct to the bargain counter and
buy wash goods at the lowest prices on
record.
Now is your time, chances and oppor-
tunity at summer goods.
I case of printed suitirgs, reg TX,
ular 2oc and 25c goods, our price IOC
Light colored India Mulls, IN,
cheap at I5c, only HOC
case of Printed Organdies, beautiful
patterns, usual price I2Hc, xd@1
this week ~ OOf
2 cases 32-inch Figured Lawns, fast
colors, worth Ioc, our price III xd 81
I case Colored Ground Checked Main.
sock with dainty figures, 10 mi 81
I2Hc, this week <J0 ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
Guaranteed Garden Hose

from 10e per foot up. to 25e.
c. n. LerouX, 22S and go West
Commerce street. 90 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
Our SOC Line Is Especially Attractive.

Chemise-Of muslin with solid lace
and embroidery yoke.
Ora wers-Finished with colored and
white embroidery edging insertion aud
tucks. Skirts with tucks, ruffles and
finished with braid. Corset covers
Beautifully finished with embroidery and
lace. Gowns with tucked yoke and lace
cascaded down front.
*, Gowns with solid embroidery
/oC. and tucked yoke. Corset Cow
ers-Finished with embroidery, edging
and lace. Skirts trimmed with ruffles.
Drawers-Tucked and finished with em-
broidery, edgine and insertion. Chemise
with solid embroidery lace yoke. One
lot of Damaged Underwear at reduced
prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
LADIES' WAISTS,
SALE DRIVES,

IIguIeu IaWH, 7oC 70 SI.5o.
Sateen waists, SI.25 to S2.oo.
Black lawn, SI.oo to SI.25.
Tucked white waists with Swiss collars,
75c.
White waists with side tucks and COL
ored hem stitched edge, SIoo.
Puff bosom with collar, cuffs and cas-
cade front of EN- broidery, SI.oo.
Puff bosom with tucked back and front
with cuffs, collar and cascade front of
embroidery at $3.50.
White waists finished with white aud
colored embroidery, in the latest styles
from 81. so to 81 Loo.
Silk waists from $3.50 to S. 30.
Damaged waists at reduced prices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05
.YhiS Is Ths Advertisement
For the People to Read To-day,
T. WOIFSON7S

Inns the beginning of our grand July make remnd
Gus ash1ng Cut into Prices and will give glorious bargains ro
out the week Be on hand to get the pick bargains
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-05

in the latest styles and designs.
A new line of Office Furniture and
Iron and Brass Bedsteads just received.
Sideboards rs per cent. cheaper than
elsewhere.
Solid Oak Chamber Suits with beveled
glass, only
S14.OO.
The sun., 1893-02-12
Public Iotifea..
,IxTM Az, 1srn no lara sr.


DosT oFFICE NoTlCE.-Foreign mails for tho week
ending FEB IL will close promptly in all cssssj q
from tSs Gs,. kss o9:.s, Rs. y: Hs
H. f"r Rs.s Puerto erS% Sarss and
..n. Sua.smala. per steamship BreakwAtsr from New
must Ss dIsssea .per EiSs" At i 4 y. i:s
: Fl f:;'Ss s.ariiSS s';sss:
nsss;E t. 1ss s.i ~ !ssIs
SS.i Il; rss;sas .sss
:s. 4. H si1S
S$ss 5 u &, HS;:Ss
s, via
Int%sfp Gstier. 'l must b cs dreetsd per wssE
sna yJ,I,S1. AMl 4.
must s. a,rss,sd ,peI xni.. ~; s.i Y saIpi::
7? .s:i$.s:
rRIps9"Ht:a r. N for Bluehelda. per steamship ous
sAfrnbH&EsSs 81 < y; tsr E.sop: Pc. steamship
a,a s.Hlrna Vi ssg spaia rss.sSsi and Is.f.S %s..
e afs'G direct p.: ko...!a.%i aai
4. hettsIasm 0sts.is must " dlrsS.sd ,..psss
ho'ls.sa Tor r:sase s.i.s:SsSa issy sR.ie. ss
rope must be directed per La Bonrs6sns'); at IL
A. M for Campsche Chiapas, TAhAsco, and Yucs.
tan, per ., camship iumur nstters for Cuba. Tampk
co. and TuxPam direct ana other Mexican StAtsa.
via Vera Cruz must be directed per Yumun"); al
suNDAY.-At.3 NJ for Costa Rlca. via Lmen DER
steamship lIispania, from New Orsans
Aais for China ana Japan, per steAmkhp Bs,gtc from
san fIanciscol close hsre daily up to Fsb. siz At
L;so y. II. Malls for the soc,sty lslan = per ship
Galiles lrom san Franeiscol elois here daily up Is
zsslsnd lIsSsilsn. fiII AID ss%s.a i.isnd; 81
here daily up TO Feb. s2b, At 40 r. Y. (of on ar
rival at New York OF steamship Etruria with
British mails for Australia Mails for the Hawaiian
Itlsnds per steamship Australia iron San Fran
ciieo) close here daily up TO March 80 At $50 r NJ
MAJ: sSt for CHM and Japan II. ysnssay.5 sp:cs!S
rM Mails for Newfoundland by raj 10 HALIFAX
and Thence BY steamer close at this once daily al
ei1or NJ Mails for Migueon, by rail- TO Hoiton
ndthenee by steamer close ~ this office daily n
Si5o NJ. Mails tor Cuba by rail- TO Tampa, Fla,
and thence by steamer tsailtng hondaya Tharydays.
Nails ier seLleo. overland unless specially Ad.
ss a tG5 so S'spstsA by steamer close d this S''
Trans Pacifie malls are forwarded 70 San Francisco
daily, aud the schedule OF elosng Is arranged on the
presum tion OF their uninterrupted overland TO
san Francisco. Nails from the East arriving ON time
a. Nan francisco on the day % sailing aro
sReslstered mail slnsss At q r. N. previous day.
Extra supplementary mails ope ned on the piers
Stths Enylish French. ana German steamers 81 the
hour OF closing Of supplementary mails al Abs Post
vmee which rsmAin open until Within ten Rinutss og
we hspx OF sailing OF usamsS.
The sun., 1893-02-12

fIofe.sora J. J; and A. H.. DAVIS. The only MAKERS
tsSs,dssa sy AZ i.sSi. 70 J. Y. Ssly ssIrsst lMll.
i ntsins and serimsnsSip oilsasI we SS lnssls
Mem. ssRt On application. l37 ksss lktk sS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF AN ELrCTION-WHEREAS
~ At regular meeting Of the board OF education
King county. stat Of WashinS,on helS on tb IN
3lst day Of March. A. d. 1898. the following reso-
ln Rsnc,v were adopted ss d. to, wi, wit; -
mentioned an election I'm the district is now called
and thsreat there shall be submitted to the Of
A.. D. 1893, the following questions:
Shall the board of education be authorized and
block one hundred and twenty-seven (l27) Of A.
A. Dennys Broadway addition to the city Of Sc
aftle FOR school site for said dis rct the psice
Of eiShteen thousand dollar (sIs.OOO)
shall the board OF education be au, horized and
hundrsd and pa!7S Upon ''rs1 one
broaaway addition the CT OF 81 attic, . school
to cost hundred and thou
And be It further resolved That the following
places be and are hereby named and selected as
polls shall be open TO voe at said election. to- wit:
On the Ara floor Of that certain building SHOWN
a. the hainler schoo building, In the city OF Sc
ON ths first floor OF that certain building snown
attle state of Washington.
In the east basement Of that certain building
seattle. state Of washington '' o''' "
On the first noor of that certain building known
as the Mercer school building, In the city Of Seat
In the building known as the Office OF Crawford
Harmon on Yesler avenue and Third street.
OF Of .ss city hall in the city
In that certain building known a. the Mcco omb
building, oD the corner of seventh and Pike
streets, tn said city Of Seattle. state of WASH
fDgton
And be it further resolved, That the poll, for
SAID election shall be open at ! o'clock d m and
1893 - " "
Now therefore. Notice Is hereby given that an
election Will be held In the city OF Seattle school
aistr,c, No. l. In King county. state of Washing
ton on the 9Th day OF May. 1893 In accor da zee
with the foregoing recited resolutions al which
election the slecior, of the district are required
determine, oy their votes. the questions men
TONED IN the laid resolutions and SUBMITTED to
them for their determination under said resou-
lions.
] he polls for said election at the place, men.
TONED in said resolutions. will be opened at
o'clock p m and closed al o'clock p m. on Sat
urday. May g. s9s.
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed The seai 81 The city OF Seatt e.
school district No. ! in King county, state OF
ashing on, this 9th day OF april. A. ID. 1893.
". r. WHITNEY,
Secretary of the Board OF Educ ton If the civ ~
Seattle, school district No l, in King county
state OF W dshingtofi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MARSH LIS NOTICE OF sEIZURE-IN
VI the district court Of the United state, di.,,lc,
Of Washin gton, orfhern division
Whereas. a libel has been flied in the shax.-n,
titled court by G. Ii. Cood se against the s,nn,,
yacht Winnie, her tackle apparel, etc alleging IL
SUBSTANCE mat there is due snid lisellant from
said sloop yacht the sum Of 81 80 20 Tor iahnr 80
formed on sAd vessel and praying the usual pro
Now, therefore. In pursuance Of a monition It,
sued out or said court 10 me directed hate AZ,
tAchef the said sioop yacht Winnie her iarkIe
apparel etc, aad do hereby give pubic notire IN
ali persons Claiming the ~arue or nav5oy 80 nj, .
TO say why the "a me should not De condemred and
sold 10 tne prayer of said libel tina. they
the fh Gay OF May. 1893. at ID O'Clock In the fore
noon, then and there 10 interpose heir claims and
make tnelr allegations tn tina, behalf
IHOs. Il. BkOa y, q. Il Marshal
BY RIc BRADLEY DEPUTY
Jenner. Legg & Williams t;roetors ter fihe,,.,,
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ESeISEERs AND CONTRACTORS

Gan FRANCISCO BRID6F coMPASY-FN-
- gfneers nj contractors for bridges of every de-
scripsion; wharf buildinz pile driving, dredging
ao6 steam shovel excavasinR plans and specfica-
tons furnished on application %: correspondence so
heitet flee 51o523 Seattle National BANK
building, Seattle, WAN
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RAh-LuCk TYPEWRITER, VISIBLE w TT
- ing. forced aig nnent: latest. be Z: SEM 70,
e.'alu que agency Edison Mimeozrapb scott 4
B4nnsn, sol bailey biock
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AnfEsi cHICnE-TEg'S ENGLISH PEN
IL nyroyal Pills lDiauona brandt the best
safe. reliAbie lake no osner. sen &c sssampsl
for psEicalars; "fsalief for Ladies" IN ieIier by
return mail. At cYugSists Chichester Chemical
Co, PhiiadelphlA Pa
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~ AShlSGTDN WIRE WORKS NAME
w fActarers of everything in wire and orna-
mental IRON, have removed TO corner south ses,
oaa Aad Washington streets, wv
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COUNTY TREASURERs SOIlCE-THE
~ county treasurer Of King county. Washington,
will pay present t.on on and a. er AIril %,
1888. a. WARRANT drawn school, fnnc OF q str Ct
No. prfo- 10 ana inciBding warrant o. 50 u,
dated september 80. 1892 No interest Will Dc
paid on such warrants . .er Apri -, ls93
BYRON + lELPs. County Treasurer.
n ted prsi Is, lsa3
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NOTICE tt HoRSEMEN-ABoUr APRIL,
the finest lot of we'll bred trotiing stock ever
onerei IN this section selected from E,ectionser
8amorino Wilkes DalklD, Como Ruccaneer Ter.
WIN Davis and he King stocks the standard
bred stallion santa Rita. No. 1908 will also no
offered for sae. For particulars address George
W. Loggie KIRK ield, Wish
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OPENING OF The COSMOPOLITAN RS
~ tauraIt at Everett. April 8. ! take pleasure
10 inform the public that 1 have opened a place
where frst-c!ass meals will be served undsr the
International system; have had experience In Tn-
rope and Egypt 5 well New orx At Hoffman
fto use, Chicago at Auditorium san Francisco a,
Pa ace wherS my fuacIious have proved sstf fac
tory My utmost efforts viii be TO satisfy every
body. ED HERTIG
NOTICE OF WITUDR NwAI-To WHOM 1T
~ may concern: Notice Is hereby given that We
the I'm ersisned DO hereby withdraw and sever
our connections with the association known the
SEATTLE Floral Exchange, and that we will not be
reSponsihie for any cont racts hereafter mace BY
sad association or Indebtedness incurred by the
same X. FRIDAY.
e. HOFNEISTER
Dated Seattle, wash. April rs 1894
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LFRED H. CONN, THE ARFI-IlS pa -
~ tailor Is located In seattle lor TWO H'o. a ~
SIS Union street, issies wishing any ore s -
ana tailor gowns should call al ssfiy P"~s
cutting AID htung done; ut suarAsisse
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost Found
For sale. For Rent and Situafions Wanted will b
inserted ~ the rate Of cent word each insertion.
Payment always In advance No advertise
received for less than rs cents.
NOTICE-Ths business ONCE Of the PosT-Ix-
TELLreKNcER h open until ~ p Classified
advertisements VIII be received MP TO This time.
Advertisements viii be received q: branch oflces
ofthe Posf-IHTKLLIaKNeDR at:
TacomA Bureau. Pacific Avenue
Thomas Sammons. Manager.
The following letters await sdvertisers 1t this
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I'oR EENT-IopafSs Hoi'SEs; Fi,ANk
i iar~ feT sale Hail .oi New erk CLOCK
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

+ Everett corner Hewett and Chestnut; River
side electric pass the door; Office bar billiard
and dining ROOM ground door; ~ elegant rooms,
IA furnished, on first door: modern improvements
In bath, plumbing, etc p. o. Boz l64, Everett
Wash
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EOCND,

L'oCND-A LADY'S SILVER WATCH NEAR
j Broadway: can be had by proving property
and paying charges: cal! between ana p H.
1912 Pine street.
EoUND-TtE BEST PLACE To GET RE
II pairing done: bIrye,es kew ffitnz, .
specially. Hardy & all Pioneer building
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lNR RESr-A FEW CHOICE WELL
Il hshtea ofssces IN squire rafinaer euilsslus a,
rsssense,s rates William 2. Harper. rooms Noa
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
First publication Mch. 9Th. 1893.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Guo4lCAI 1UN uOI1CG.
Summons for Service on N0n-ResidCnt ile-
PENDANTS.
state Of Kansas to Emanuel Pive'y and Louisa
V. Hively. greeting:
You are hereby Motif I'd that you have been
sued with l.. Il. Perkins trustee, as cs,-defend-
ant by Garwood II. Atwood, plaintiff
Inis summons Is TO require; you to answer
tne petition fslod by the said plaintiff In the
clerk o!heo of the Barber district court IN the
stRte Oh Kansas. on or before the 18Th day of
April, 1883, or said petition will be taken ms
true ana Judgment rendered for the forecloS-
ure OF a certain mortgage executed the End
day OF July, 1888, hy the said Emanuel lively
and Louisa Y. Hively on the following Iansis
ana teGeInents situated i'm said county OF Bar
Der ana described a. follows: The Fouthwres
more o. less. TO secure the payment OF the
sum OF Sl20O with interest at the rate OF n per
ceat per annum. and recorded in the U4ice OF
tbe register OF deeds of Said county. IN vol. &,
at page 113, and the PRAYER Of said Ietfitstn Il
that the defendants and each them, and Al
persons claiming under them. be forever bpl-
RED and foreclosed Of all interest. right title
lien ana equity OF redemption. in, to or upon
said land. e8f that the said land may he sold
ACCORDING TO law without appraisement, and
tne proceeds brought into court and applied
60 the payment OF lst, the taxes due AMI DBya-
Die on said premises; End. the costs and ac-
cruinR cots Of this action: 3rd the claim of tho
pialnuu with the accruing interest thei con:
ana 4th- the claim Of the defendants as their
interests may appear. and for such other aPse-
lurIrer reiief as may be Just aud equitable.
witness my hand and the seal OF said court
az my ONCE In the city of Medicine Lodge, ia
SAID county OF HARDER, this 18th day OF teDr1I-
arr A ID. 1880. ACG. SCHMIDT.
Seal. Clerk
GEO. j. BARKER s r. &. FaEECH.
ATTORNEYS for PlasUfiG
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
cANApA'S POSSIBILITIES.
Undeveloped Resources of Our Northern
NelRhbor6.

Undevoloped Resources Of Our Northern
NelRhborS.
With half the continent theirs the Ca
nadians, as yet, have only scratched the
surface of part of their resources. No
part of Canada is yet fairly we'll devel-
oped in its industrial aspects except the
middle portion of Nova Scotia, large
district around Montreal, and the rich
and well-populated lands of southwest
ern Ontario. The coal fields, which are
among recent discoveries on the east
ern!fanks of the Rockies, are known to
include about one-ffteenth the area
Of our own coal fields, but in only
one place have they yet reached
any considerable development, and it
is probable that far greater deposits
will yet be discovered. The biologists
Of Canada say that the British posses
sions are as rich in mineral wealth as
our republic, Sir William Logan
predicts that Canada is to become one
Of the greatest iron-producipg countries
in the world. Iron ores are found in
numerous deposits In Nova Scotia,
Ontario and Quebec. The desolate
region between Montreal and Winnipeg
abounds in iron ores, and rich nickel
deposits have recently been dis
covered. There is plenty OF. gold in
British Columbia, and new finds of
great richness have recently been re-
ported; and in the northwest terrific
ries are inexhaustible supplies of min
sral oil which have not yet yielded
dollars worth of product to commerce.
A company is now organizing to build
new transcontinental railroad with
Victoria as its western terminus
Crossing from the northern part of
Vancouver island TO the mainland it is
proposed to tap the petroleum bearing
regions and the grazing lands of the
Athabasca basin and add to Canada
another belt of habitable country
which is now almost valueless because
means of transportation are wholly
lacking
Canada has one-tenth as many people
as we have; but as yet she has done far
less than one-tenth as much as we have
| done in the development of natural re-
sources. She needs population; but
above all she needs the removal of the
unnatural barriers to her commerce
with this country that will weigh upon
and dwarf her until they are removed.
The solution may not involve annexa-
| ton; but it must involve the disappear
ance of conditions which now make
her q most unequal competitor in the
ace.-Chautauquan.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
First Publication Mch. l, 1893.
nyTuYVz HR@Iy rTNn-@-


In the district court within and for the county
of Barber, In the state of Kansas
Laura Vanderveer executor, plaintiff.
VS..
Alvin Clemens, Ca brine Clemens, w, j, Neil
- Neil his wife. The Western Farm Merit
gage Company. cornnratIan. Edward Rus
sell receiver, Taa Missouri Valley LandCom-
pany. T. II. Perkins. b. A. Amber, -
Anibler his wife, w. II Brevoort. - Bre-
WORT his wife, Frank Lewis, county clerk of
Barber county, and the Western Farm Mort,
gage Trust company, corporation. defend
ants.
Alvin Clemens, Cathrina Clemens his wife,
w. j. Neil, - MOI. ats wife. b. A. Amber
- AInb!2r his wife, w. H. Brcvoort. - Bro.
yoort bis vile. will take notice that the said
Laura Vander"ecr, executor, Plaintiff did. ON
the 18th day of January. 1893, file Der petition
n said district court. within and for the eoun-
Y OF Barber. in the state of Kansas. agains.
the said defendants above mentioned and ea oh
OF them, Alvin Clemens. Caihrine Clemens, w
j.. Nell. - Neil, hle wife, B. A. Amber, -
Amber his wife. w. II. Breyoort and - Bre-
WORT his wife, defendants. and that the said
defendants ard each Of them must answcr
18th OF April. 1888. said petition will be tax.
en- as true. and Judgment rendered IN said
action against said defendants for tHs canceia-
ton OF a tax deed IN ard % ana for the fore
closureof a certain aloftga9e for the sum of
four hundred dollars upon the following de-
scribed real estate, tO-wff: The soufheasf omar
er OF section thirty-fiye 35, towns hip thirtr-
one 81. range fifteen Is. west of the SIN p. n.
with Interest thereon at the rate CT ! per cent
per annum from the End day Of August. 1886,
TO the Is; 'iay of Arg:1st Ell and with irterc st
from the iast asoye named date ut the rate of
IL per cent per annum, said real estate
lying aud sItuated in the county of BARBER. IN
the stat, OF Kansas. aud adtadgfng thar said
plaintiff has the first lien on said premises 10
the amount for which judgment win he taken
as aforesaid. and ordering said premises 10 he
sold without Apr; isement. and the proceeds
applied to the payment of the amount due
Plaintiff. add costs OF suit. and forever barring
and fort.ciosing said defendants. and each C5
them. OF and from al right, title, estate. iuf.f.
est. property and equity Of retention, in or to
sail premises. or airy part thereof.
Seal Attorney for pIssr,sr
Attest; AUG. SCHMIDT, CLERK,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
CHINESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Thirty Thousand of Them Huddled To.
gether In a Small Ouarter

Thirty Thousand of Them Huddled To-
gsther In a Small Quarter.
A mirage of Turanian civilization. a
shadow of the past projected upon the
present, frontispiece out of the book
of life-this, and more, is the Chinese
quarter in San Francisco.
These thirty thousand souls, huddled
together in spaces wellnigh unbrea TIL
able, uninhabitable, jostling each other
along dark and crowded thoroughfares.
silently and imperturbably pursuing
their mysterious ways. SO supremely
Indifferent to all that hens them in.
men they seem not, but shades 'aIl too
impalpable', from the deep Tartarus of
Time
Architecturally, however, little China
is at most but an in fluence. and it
is doubtful whether a single struc-
ture in the entire colony owes
its existence entirely to Chinese
capital. Indeed, the necessities of the
case made no such demand upon the
frugal and thrifty Mongol Like Mo-
liere, he took his own wherever he
found it. Ihe huge business block of
San Franchises early commercial period
and the hastily-construct shanty of
the sand hills alike became his property
by right of conquest. and he found both
orders to American architecture equal.
ly available. The shantY soon shoue
resplendent in vernal green and sacri-
:lcial red; and the hard uncompromis-
ing lines Of warehouse, dryrgoods em-
porium, and Office building were soft
ened by many jutting gable and pro-
jecting balcony. hung with lanterns
and refreshed with iilies esW rry,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1893-03-15
Coffee to save a Horses Life.

The German naturalist Martin re-
lates case he recently met of horse
which owed its life to coffee. 1t was
in such bad way that it was consid-
cred incurable, and the owner sold the
animal for fifteen dollars The animal
was then almost skeleton, and so
weak that it could hardly walk. The
man who bought the horse immediate
ly began to treat it with coffee, giving
infusions of roasted coffee beans. and
also coffee beans ground and mixed
with honey. In short time the horse
began TO improve, and after a few
months its new owner was offered two
hundred and fifty dollars for it. He
told Herr Martin he had brought round
by the same treatment many horses
which had been overworl1ed or had lost
their strength and ppetite.-Boston
Globe