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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
POSTAL RATE WITH SAN SALVADOR

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 The postmss-
ter general and the vice consul from San
Salvador have completed and signed =
parcel post convention betWe IN the TWO
countries. It's terms are substantially
the same IS the rate with Mexico, and
under them ali merchandise and pack
ages of less than eleven pounds in weight
and Of usual dimensions will be admitted
TO the mails st thu rate of IL cents per
pound In the country Of origin, cents
per pound IN the country Of destination,
making total postage rate Of 16 cents
per pound.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
TEXAS SPECIALS.
Weekly Resume Of the Gazetts's
Daily Report from All Over
the State.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov %.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
WILL LEAVE TIE g. A z.

Democratic Veterans 50 form o Charitable
and Non-Pohtical Order.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. y.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
a Good Dog story.

p. M. suarez, proprietor Of the Ev-
erett house, relates a thrilling encoun-
ter with two large and ferocious dogs
Sunday afternoon, which he expe-
rienced while returning from a drive
to Saratoga lake, accompanied by his
wife and their two children and her
mother, Mrs. Nellis. Immediately af-
ter leaving Moons they were attacked
by two apparently angry and vicious
dogs, who vainly attempted to get in
to the rear part of the sleigh, Mr.. Su-
arez would succeed in driving them
away, when they would run on ahead
of the horses, Frightening them 50 they
were at times almost uncomfortable.
After hot fight continuing mile or
two Mr.. Suarez, who had a pair of John.
p. Hodgman's fast horses, finally sue
ceeded in distancing the enemy, but
not until after the dogs had badly torn
the fur sacque worn by Mrs. NelIis
and the wolf robe belonging to MIR.
Hodgman The Sarotogia7e.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
The Earth.

In the universe everything is chang
ing and every thing is in motion. for
motion itself is the first condition OF
vitality. The firm ground, long
thought to beimmoyable, is subject to
lncessant motion; the very mount
aims rise or sink; not only do the
winds and ocean currents circnlate
round the planet, but the continents
themselves, With their SUBMITS and
their valleys, are changing their places
and slowly travelling round the circle
OF the globe. In order to explain all
these geological phenomena it is no
longer necessary to imagine altera-
tlons IN the earth's axis, ruptures of
the solid crust, or gigantic subtArra-
mean doWnfalls. This is not the mode
IN which nature generally proceeds
she is more calm and more regular in
her operations, and, chary of her
might. brings about changes of the
grandest character without even the
knowledge of the beings that she
nourlshes. She upheaves mountains
and dries up seas without disturbing
the flight OF the gnat. Some revolu-
ton which appears to us to have been
produced by a mighty cataclysm has,
perhaps, taken thousands OF years to
accomplish. Time is the earth's at
tribute. Year after year she leisurely
reneWs her charming drapery of fol-
age and flowers, Just as during the
long lapse OF ages she reconstitutes
her seas and continents and moves
them slowly over her surface.-E licee
Reclus.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
They Were Nice Pigs.

The great painting, 1.-THE Prodigal
Son. which went up in a flame a few
years ago, was once exhibited In old
st. James Hall. Among those who
one day sat and gazed at the noble
centrepiece, with it's significant side
panels of the Feed of the Swine and
the Return of the Prodigal were a
farmer and his wife. After looking
long and silently at the imposing pic
ture of gorgeous revelry and the con.
trasting scenes of retribution and re-
pentance, the farmers wife, heaying a
sigh, turned to her Giles, and, tipping
her head forward so as to look at him
over her spectacles, said in earnest
tones, audible to all about her: .Ain't
them nice pigs" -Batfialo Enpress.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
A Clever SwindIe.

What looked likethe largest, straight
est, soundest, and longest walnut log
ever foated down the Cumberland
reached Nashville the other day. II
belonged to green-looking country
man who gave good reasons why he
must sell it Immediately. TWAS such
a fine log that, despite the owners
anxiety to sell, it fetched almost its
apparent value. In due course OF
time il was taken out of the water and
proved to be a sycamore log with wal.
nut bark tackled all over it in the most
artistic manner. The green country
man has not been seen since.-N. Y
Sun.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25

A western fruit-grower used seventy
five bushels OF wood ashes on his
strawberry vines last season, and the
crop yielded $50 bushels per acre.
He thinks the ashes also counteracted
the effects OF drought to consider
able extent.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25

a chance OF that and il was the only
chance or which he could build a
hope. But come what would he would
die game; they should not take him
alive. He had no weapon save a long
bladed knife, which he drew from it's
scabbard in his bosom, glancing at it's
keen edge ard thrusting it back again.
He was running while these thoughts
were passing through his brain, and
III a little while he came to a ravine,
the bottom Of which ne reached by
successive leaps from bowlder to
bowlder. Then he ran down the RAJ
vine until he came to place where
the sides were high and precipitous.
A tree growing on the top of the cliff
on one side hung over the verge, and
from its gnarled and twisted branches
depended a stout grapevine that
reached about tHo-thirds of the dis
lance from tho top to the bottom.
The man stopped here and with much
difficulty clambered up until he could
reach this vine, up which he went,
hand over hand, as a sailor goes up a
rope. About twenty feet from where
be started he ceased climbing, and
giving the vine a swinging motion,
after two or three vibrations, sudden
~ disappeared, apparently into the
very face OF the rock.
The hounds came on. They lost
the trail at the stream. up which thu
fugitive had waded. ltdelayed them
a little While-it was all he had ex.
pected-and then they picked it uI
again, following it eagerly and plung.
ing into the ravine, their deep voices
echoing among the rocks and making
as great a clamor as though there. had
been full pack engaged in the chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
Srnx,oHr.R ussua WnDow SHADES

We sall no Shades that we cannot guarantee to
run smoothly and straightys properly put
up Tho materials used are the best that can be
nut Into Shades for the several pgiceo. We
Offer:
1000 Ready made Holland window Shades.
2yards In length and 30 inches in vidth. work
Cd ON HartshoFns celebrated tested spring roll
en-. Complete. ready to hang. Al coaoxs.
ONLY x3c. EACH.
500 Rsady-mads Opaque window sAadsa 50
inches wide. yards long. worried on the relis.
BILE Knapp sprine roilerA and guaranteed to rum
smooth, straight and noiselosnly. Coanpasta
rondy 70 hang. An colora
ONLY 75c. EACH.
We maks speciality o6 Ghadss 70 ordsr-mads
and put mp b. experienced. capable shads-mnk.
en- and Hangers. Estimates Furnished froa me-
rant stock Of ehade msfexia1s - sslsct nom.
WOODWARD LOIHRoP.
mhlo ooE. 1l1h snd - N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

Hdrpers WeckIy, falling into the prophetic
vein. dsposes OF the Independent vote at the next
presidential election IL divides the Independents
into three classes contingent, OF course upon the
denomination OF President Cleveland by the demo-
Gratis and the nomination OF an ''unobjectionable
candidate by the republicans The frst class are
more ardent tarn than ciyil-service reformers and
would support Mr.. Cleveland On the strength Of
the stand he has lately taken on the question Of
Iax-reduction- The second class are those who
consider civil service reform OF paramount import
anee, and would seize the opportunity to rebuke
M Cleveland for what they consider his unfaith-
Iuiness 70 that cause. The third are those who
would vote TO continue the present administration
although not enamored OF It. on the principle that
IL Is better TO bear those Ills we have than ny
10 others that we know not OF.
How large an influence the independent vote ex-
erted on the result In 1884 Is appreciated by all
students OF ponticA But then that vote was
united What IL can do cow that IL il split, by
Mr.. Curtis's own admission, Into fragments no
one can tell with certainty. Everything will de-
pend on whether IL has shrunk In volume In the
meantime, or swelled to such dimensions that IL
can AFFORD 10 lose large fraction OF its bulk with
cut losing Its power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANrED-pIcK's AGENCY Has f1FsT-cLAss
w Cooks chAms.rrnsids ~Aiir~sss. lsnnsrcsss-
and boys vita city rsser~scss els fih sinw mis-st'
WANrEp-A rosI Ion IN A oENTEEI AND
ernsss ~ ySqss lady = mra eonr.,on RI 80.
usye, nsr. o. ssrOsd Addre-s n a. star once.
WANIkD SITUATION nv VOTING coiyoiKD
dress llsi 18th ct n. ". mhip..t.
WANrEp- ny AN HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS
q s.ns o4 asrs N s s s 81 s SS
Aaaress INDUSTRIOUS. star ofhoe mhip-et'
WANTED-bY REsPEcrABIE Skilled
sesre arc no ehiidren soos reiercnres fNbrsTKE
NIED-rosIrloN WITH PENSION AT
". 'orhey ia heed of an inteiiernt clerk several
Address = LINK Sss sass chAEs' Of w'rk q ,.-sr.l
WANTfD-A POSITION As DRIVER IN pRI
n, si,,o' 90 ,g ~. n or WORKING e the si,re
address sn, a ssar "a, cannot st drsers Iiacs
WANTtD-A WHITE WOMAN WOULD LINZ To
81 seine DAYS IN the week washing ironing or
honsecieaning Gail nj 1903 18th a. near conn ave-
:. v. lr
WANTED-BN ANouNG WHITE ann A st4r--
ION ~ nS ho"-esiri IN good family. ApIly is0s
WASMnTTIElp.-ssl,Tl,rrArIoNss ron COOKS. MAIDS
,,, h.nI,s nsiters. scnlious. drivers ashuIen.
HUME aa AZ ~ S Ss i ~ ,s,- aud other ties y
WANrEp-To BoARDING-HoUSF pRoPRtr
w tors aud heads OF ianiliesA limited hunter 81
students AT Howard University Nnut 10 = ~, -.
meals bS waiting On tables Address HON AnIl N.
NERsITN. city. min a.
WANTED-BY A RFFiNED AND FDltsATrn
w lady With experience situation a. houskeei, =
or COMPANION; Pheasant home more an sll,@.t ti,n
Star Office MN a ,'-
WAN lED-loUTH or EIGHTEEN Will .INe
w $50 out II hrst mouths salary and as ri f,nth
90 procuring him Position A. lftsa.,s. 10,
Department. Address sll.ENC star ofhsc. mhi .st.
WANTED-Bf YOUNG COIoRIp WOMAN
w ilace 20 do hon-ework Can give good r.-.r.,,,
Ssu al loAO Rhode Island ave. NV. nh III.
WANTED-Bl kESPECrABIF YOUNG AUITR
w girl situation in good family ~ clanil,er-
maid and waitress. cld'S nur-. he.r tiy rrt,r.
ences Inquire 81 2Ol3 llth IT NH s-tts
WAN FD-RkpOATER-SENEN WARS INPFR
w fence as reporter wants Ila.s On a.in,rt,s,
paper. lest references Address Il star, f'e NH
WANTED-Bl A YOUNG LAnN A PLACE IN A
w nrstclass family o. do dressIa u aud pain se,
ing; Catholic emily Treicrfea Ieruia seft honis
desired best ref rcices- Address e. b A. star 1ft,,
mhlu-lst'
WANTED-slTuaTloNs FoR ALL MINDS oF
w help. free % emlloyerS refeTuce Gr.raiItsi 1,
be genuine. STEVENS EMPLOlNF 4 AND ROOM
RENTING BUREAU, Gl1 atl ~ ull y NM
1s25-sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

The strike OF the engineers on the Burlington
system has suffered q serious backset by the de.
eision OF Judge Dundy at Omaha, that the enei-
neers on the Union Pacinc line, refusing to
move burlington cars. can be enjoined. In his
remarks during the argument for the injunc-
uon, the judge specifically limited the
power or the court to interfere to those
cases In which there Is conspiracy to
create disturbance. derail cars. ditch trains ETC.
But, II a strike consisted simply In quitting work
and quietly walking out, he did not see how
court was going TO restrain It. 81 shall never
said he, ''order a man to work against his will by
injunction such action would be inequitable
for the reason that another remedy exists,
suit for breach OF contract, whenever terms
or contract as prescribed are not carried out"
What happened between the utterance OF these
words and the delivery OF the 1nal decision? Did
counsel for the corporations involved produce
proof OF malicious designs the part OF the strik-
ING engineers or Is the judge ready to accept as
evidence OF a conspiracy the fact that several men
concluded, for their mutual benefit to do together
what each one OF them would have had an indls-
putaole right TO do by himself? Judge Dundy has
gone a long way further than Judge Gresham, but
IL remains 10 be seen whether he has kept on
equally safe ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
WANTED ROOMS.


WANTED-TwO OR THREE UNFI RNISHp
w rooms for lght housekeeping los man and nile.
permanent. suited Capital Hill Ircferruf. r.ier.
ences EXCHANGED Address. with terms which must Ia
moderate, H. W. Star ofice. fnh .-:tt.
WASTED-Bl GENTLEMAN OF GOOD HABITS
w comfortable room without hoarl: modern ION.
vcniences; between 6;h and l.,ih. h aud y Ste N ~
not exceeding ss no other ruonIers privacy assured
give particulars. Addr. - Box 81, star Once.
mh19et'
WANTED - BY THREE GENTLEMEN TUllI.E
w comfortably furnished cnmmun. Atinr rOs.Ul.
one may lie hall room. without buurd. rrica MT 4,
exceed go must be desirable and n references
y. \. IL, Star office. mill D..
WASTED-FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
w for lady and daughter, IL wears ola loratiun
north OF fcnnsy lNalla ave. convenient Treasury
Department. Address stating terms which mast h,
moderate, W. r.. star office mil -.ts
WANTED-Bl APRIL 1. DESIRABLE ROOMS
w furnished and unfurnished to- good per1ianett
parties; persons having them foT shou ~ al
once ROOM RENTING AGENCY. Ol2 ath ~ a. a.
mhl9-3t' -
WANTED - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS Fnts
w light housekeeping between Ia ave. and O and
9TH and I'D sts Address Box a. star Office "a lt:st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

LADIES' TAr1oR.MADE J.cxrrs
As representative values Of the new Spring
Stock we quote the following:
Black Spring. weight All wool Imported STOCK.
tnette English Walking Jsckets tailor bound
finished inside seams upright collar, excellent
hitting. All sizes from 32 to a.
ONLY Is EACH
Black Taiior-made Spring weieht English
C"rkscrew Walking Jackets. lined throughout
with satin. perfect shape. All sizes ~ 10 40
ONLY % EACH
Mail orders for these will be promptly attend
to.
(Third door.)
WOODWARD LOrHloP.
Cor. 18th and SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
Misses, Surf BAneA1ss.

From % to $40 we will have displayed Tomorrow
43 suits for Misses from IL to 16 years. The very
latest French styles. Some Of Cashmere in the new
shades, are made up with pleated skirts and pulled
sleeves. with velvet braid, and ribbon trimmings A
cloth snt of fawn and white ground with tiny blue and
red lines. forming plaid ia trimmed with velvet and
will attract for its stylish appearance But there
are Of them and all at the Souvenir
Prices as would have been quoted had they arrived
time for the "Ope Ming"
tSecond floor Of the PALAIs RoYALD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
Dun HOMES AND THEIR
DECORATIONS.

What should receive more attention or afford ma
more pleasure than the Decoration Of Our Homes,
We are constantly adding new and original work to
our attractive rooma
Are now showing some new work in ROPE SILK
and BAGARKON ART THREAD
Exquisite NEW DOYLIES in Drawn Work. SOLID
ENbkOIDkRY and OUTLINE WORK
NEw CROCHETING and TANBOUR WORK
Work II all kinds commenced
Instructions In all the Fine Arts Of Embroidery.
Crochetlns. Outlining. Painting in all branches
NEW EASTER NOvELTIES
VISIT our rooms and bring your friends
New stock Of summer STAMPED LINENS st pop-
plsr prices. ~
s. oPPENH1IMER BRO.
New Building. 5l4 9th stnv
Sole Agents for the Light Running New Home Sew
ing Machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS

EoR RENT--FUkNIsHED. AND UNFURNI.HFD
X rooms GU mr., and second floor. suitable Tor lsllI
housekeeping n desired. rcnt Reasonable Agpiy ~
St NV. mhia.gt'
J,QR RENT-To A CATEEER. DINING ROOM AND
l., htrhen. with twelve b0AEders. al 7ls lllh =
l,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON FIRST
floor. at go 9Th II. OPP Patent Once. mhls-:it'
l>oR RENT-RoOMs. WITH BOARD IOIG MAS
dry. pass the door good table rates saiisastor.
single and communicating rooms. reduced rates far
table board mhle-.it'
l,oR RENT-l326 liTH ST. Nw.-A NICELY
II furnished front Room for couple table basrd oI-
ro>ite, references given and required. mhl9-:Hs
I,oR RENTING LARGE. CHEERFUL. UNFtR.
Il nished rooms on purch and two furnished rooms
With moderate prices. Mrs. gibson. JOs a. st. nv.
NOR RENT-ApRIL LIST. FURNIsIIFDoRUNFUE-
- nished. two communicating tliri-story rooms.
tire windows In each room closets aud freplncs,s:
NIL be rented -ngly or together. Also hall lsd-rgo.
1908 Nj ST NV. mill. b.
I,oR RENT-I4l4 nth ST. \. W, Two BEAI-
- ufal and convenient s.cOnd-story uBfurnishsd
gas. bath sd Joining. terms REASONABLE. mh ~ 81
ISoR kENT-PLEAsANr FURNISHED ROOMS.
b, en- sste or siSTe S'h ,s6,s board ree5es
l,oR RENT-FoUR ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR
y an house 626 L ST. NV Apply FIRST nom 90 -econd
lSoR RENT-slo 18th ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
II fur nisled suite of rooms sccond noor: with or
without board. opposite chAniberin's mill ct
ISoR REMITTANCE. FURNISHED OR USFUR-
nienel, OF el suite. bath. AC-. ln ele4
house near Franklin Park. loOd board door ais,
stable Tor four horses. Address Box ~. Star olre
mhls-3t'
1yOR RENT-ON THIRD FLOOR TWO NEWLY
II furnished Rooms and bath floor. In prlxata
family; southern exposure. l3s l. stn.v. mil s-Bt.
lSoR BENr-RooN AT 1905 ST. NV ANUN-
Il furnished fiat I'd floor > rooms and bath also 81
hoor and BATH house. AL modern imI roy emeuls.
caterer in house Suitable Tor senator or Member.
mhls-Js
I-OR RENT-ll UNFURNIsHED ROOMS SPA
II rate together; suitable Tor dressmaker lizard.
ing house. or Offices. Apply lll2 ct nv. mhl0:t
1SoR RENT-UNFt RNIsHED-THREE ROOMS
Il on 2d floor ssO. and three ID floor 10 suita-
bic for light housekeeping. 4ol q st. nhl6-;Bts
l>OR RENTED MASS AVE, I OR = LARGE
Il handsomely Finished rooms. with board in house.
with every modern proyemet: best pos ible pluiut-
ing; situation central references Owner. niiD 81
VroR RENT-BY PRIVATE FAMILY, PARTLY
II furnished rooms. LIST floor. for months gem
teman and wife for housekeeping. house northwest:
cheap to satisfactory Iarty. Address DEslRABl.E,
Star Office NH S- :lts
l,oR RENr-llOs NEW YORK AVE, n ", ONE
II furnished trout ROOM third floor: also. small hall
room. with board; moderate price. references ek-
changed f.s2-4w.
IroR RENT-TwO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II with board. 14l6 II NV. mhl:I-lm.
I,oR RENT-THlRD FLOOR. 900 PENN AVE
Il fh20-lm G. HUTCHINSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

HAVE You SEEN HrM,
DO YOU KNOW HIMs
He thought the world was made when he was and
m-s only for h but the
ee:t out Of him: he went down with more emphasis
rp rs his and s
diving both hands deep into the pockets Of his
assembled began critical inspection Of the handsome
line OF goods displayed in the windows Of
VICTOR Z. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Trousers, latest style, all-wool Tweeds.
ONLY o.. 90 A PAIR.
Impossible. he exclaimed Too good to be true;
all,wool Cheviot, combination stripe. neat. natty.
-'''' "N' ONLY 90 so A PAIR.
W-h-e-w Wouldn't believe it If had told it myself"
izins things in the clothing line STOP here's another
S..,,, -. SPRING oyERcoATs.
seams very stylish and perfect fitting.
&6.75 EACH.
Now do wonder If ADLER expecta any sane man to
mother told it,. All! here's another cOck-snd bull
story Mems suits. Sacks and Cutaways. strictly all
1878 A SUIT.
This is beyond endurance A man who has the cheek
sale wonder and with this burst Of righteous indigna
ton Mi Lord elevated his head high in air. and
~ Fen the Sd
peop ei peel We beg to to the
that we have the articles above mentioned aud
thousands Of Others, all in keeping with those prices
VICTOR f. ADLER'Y
10 Per Cent Clothing House, 10
Strictly One Prica
927 and 929 9TH ST. NV, corner Massachuse ave-
Fine Clothing at 10 cent above the actual of
manufacture.
Open saturday Until i y. m. mh19
(IHECK NANsOOK REMNANTS; ALL SIZE OF
n NC
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
mh16-3 11th st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

senator Ingalls, response to Col Finley Anderson
IS rs free from reflections upon Gems Hancock and
Mcclellan as his original pension speech should
have been IL has all the soulful VIII OF brevttv
and unlike many OF the Senator's witt,c,sms has
no sting In its relation to the sarcastic invectye
which preceded II, which was expected in its place
and which In due time VIII doubtless follow. IL re.
minds one OF those brilliant flashes OF silence
which sydney smith found 30 ENJOYABLE IN
Nccauiay's conversation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
FouR SUR BAnoA1ss.

Four Pattern Suits Ut e25 each. 0obelin. I Fawn
TERN Gotta. Tan. Each in different style. All
heavily and exqusitely BRAIDED.
Ihers 10 something about these suits moro 70
realize than describe "Distingue" 10 the most COM
prehensive word for them. The materials ilone are
worth e25. The reason for the low price il that
secured nearly one hundred pattern suits at large
discount in consideration of prompt payment
tSecond floor of the PALAIS ROYAL)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

The promised cold wave reduced the temperature
yesterday just enough TO make the out-o,-toors
air delightful This sample OF cold wave Is highly
satisfactory, and the weather bureau Will doubt.
less Be overrun with orders OF this particular line
OF goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

TorLEr DEPARTMENT.
As "a special attraction we offer
4-ounce Bottles of Celebrated Gelle Frere,s
Eau de Cologne in different odors
ONLY Soc PER BOTTLE
To secure better idea of the cheapness of the
above you have only to consider that good
Cologne is usually sold at 25c. per ounce. We
offer ounces at Soc
WOODWARD LOTHRoP.
Cor 18th and F sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19

The engineers strike on the Atchison Topeka
and santa Fe Railroad has come to an end almost
as suddenly as IL began, and to this hour nobody
seems 70 know Just what reason the men had for
striking. Thatthe trouble had an insufficient cause
II Is fair 10 assume from the fact that no state
ment OF grievances had been submitted to Chief
Arthur, that no sanction had been given by him
TO the proposed suspension Of work, and, In short
that he was as much astonished as anybody else
when the news reached Chicago that his men had
quilted their locomotives. II is probable that the
resumption OF trafnc on the Santa Fe road Is due
In no small measure to his prompt reputation Of
all connection with the affair. and HIS statement
that, II any members OF the brotherhood had done
wrong. they must be punished for II. such state
Inent carries weight The men concerned under.
stand IL and the public are satisfied with n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-19
SPECIAL SALE BARGAINS.

If you should see "The POST you will find men,
toned the Spring Hosiery at special sale prices
column in the Republican is devoted to description
OF the new English Waist" Corsets and the special
sale prices TOR them III space below the special sale Of
Perasols.
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