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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11
News FLANNEL SHIRTS

What fortunate thing for the comfort OF man that
Flannel Shirts should be fashionable this summer.
Since FASH ons fat said FLANNEL Shirts- the MANN
facturers have Wed with another To produce the
most artistic results. And great are the results
NOVELTY SHIRTS AT PALAIs ROYAL PRICES
$3.50 SILK SHIRTS. You may find these shirts at
nearly all stores The question asked is: VIVA, abos,
the price,
SO SILK STRIPE SHIRTS These shirts are OF
white or cream flannel with silk stripes in coIors The
Palais Royal price is 60 What are you charged else
where.
e ENGLISH FLANNEL SHIRTS. Stripes checks
ana plaids In all combinations of colors Comparison
cnAliensed with the $3.50 and So shirts around
town.
sl-3o FLANNEL SHIRTS These shirts illustrate
tue advancement OF home Industries. The patterns
,he coiors, the quality like the imported flannel shirts
T7see only sIs5 each.
Anew REMARKS.
THE PALA1S ROYAL claims TO be HFAporTAR
IEhs because ofRELIABILITY. First the flannel is
thoroughly shrunk before making up, so that the
Paas Royal shirts can be honestly guaranteed not to
shrink Seoond The superior finish Of the shirts are
pointed out You'll note that even the sl.35 shirts
are entirely sewed with silk have two pockets felled
seams and patent stays have the patent band to the
collars which assures neat and perfect-ftng collar
ABOUT THE PRICES.
That the prices are much lower than usually
quoted should not surprise you when you remember
what strictly cash business enables
SEE THE DISPLAY.
In the show case corner OF 10Th street and Penn.
ave. are samples of the abovequoted and other STYLES
OF shirts also sashes belts, But two steps in the
doorway is the mems department. presided over by
man OF experience and assisted by courteous young
men who will be pleased to answer all inquiries
,,., The PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

There need be no doubt of the sincerity of
the declaration by tie United States Brewers
association that no money has been, or will be,
spent by the organization in any but a legiti-
mate manner, in election campaigns involving
questions of importance to the brewing trade.
The only question that remains to be settled is
what methods the brewers consider legitimate
in political warfare. 1t is a common plea of
temperance orators that any fermented drink
is injurious to health, and it might be policy
for the beer interest to show that, whatever
may be said Of the products of distilleries,
malt liquors at least are harmless. With a view
to convincing any doubling voter, what would
be more natural than that they should give
him all the beer he can conveniently drink for
certain time prior to election day? Would
this be legitimate? 1t is the device resorted to
by many cOmpounders of polishes and washing
fluids. cough lozenges and stomach bitters in
the ordinary run Of trade, and no one cries out
against it. If the beer-mIk ers should carry it
into politics who dare complain?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

An extraordinary similarity is noticeable be-
tween some Of the accounts of events connected
with the breaking Of the South Fork dam and
the description of similar disaster in Reade's
novel Put Yourself In His Place. Many cir
cumstances would naturally be reproduced, the
imaginary and the real cases being much alike
in foundation facts, but it is remarkable that
down to the very details the accounts resemble
each other. Even Reade's horseman. gallop-
ing in front of the flood with his loud but un-
needed warnings, turns up at Johnstown in the
shape of q multitude Of so-called Paul Re-
veres." There is this difference, however, in
the two accounts, that the noyelist's solitary
horseman saves himself, while nearly all OF
r the reporters with great presence Of mind
drown their man in the food and avoid the
necessity Of producing him in evidence to
substantiate the story.
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FAsS1se Up A BnErzx

We've famed mp . good stiff breeze in thin stufis.
Of necessity deferred. We didn't defer our arrange
nents. though We frightened the last screw thirty
days agoand the structure has stood complete await
ing the onslaught The FIRST blow was struck yester-
day-and general demolition has been going on to-
day. Come ahead We've builded high and strong
and can withstand the assault.
THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
We've got foundation here that's sold-twenty i've
summers experience. We think We know Just what's
wanted We've Feather Weight Cassimeres, worsteds
and Chevots still thinner serges and Flannels and
another step into the weightess fabrics we get
the fancy costs and vests Of Pongee seersucker, Al.
made wen-one no better than the other-cut and
daped by knights Of the shears who regard their
fession in the Light Of high art Fancy vests-that
wash and don't. Sporting clothes-home and foreign
make societys outing rigs Office aud travelling GOV.
erings-light projections and the proper things We
don't drop banner any house in America for e1
tent variety and quality of this stock-and In price
,0ere satisfied with the figures we name-YoU ought
to be.
THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
miniature tornado is blowing here in the shape Of
500 dozen regular 25-cent fancy bordered full size
handkerchiefs at 2 for 25c-Two for the worth of
one.-We happened along, found this bargan-aud alb
sorbed it for your beneft-Tw0 FOR A QRARTER,
remember.
Give our Neglige Shirts turn over-weve dozen
qualities beginning at Soc and running up to the best
grade silk shirts at s450-The fifty centers are in
variety Of neat patterns. and the colors are fasOf
course the further the pricepoe you climb the bet
ter and more varied the sssortment-but we're neck
and neck with fashion in each grade.
Underwear-from 40c. to $3.50 per piece our stock
"A description of each grade would be interesting
reading-A look at 1t will be benefcial-f you want to
keep cool get the right kind of underwear-we
tee every stitch sell whether you pay 4Oc or s6 So
THE HAT DEPARTMENT
Every style of hat that should be worn this summer
we've got right where you it. and at price that
you can buy 1.-THE leader in straw is the Yacht
ladies' gentlemen or children all wear them-We'ye
five grades-5oc, 75c., 81. 81. 25 and 81 5O-Trmmed
with plain or fancy bands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

Col. Hams estimates the damage to the Poto-
mac river Improvements at $4,000. This
amount is precisely the same as that W hich the
House proposed at the last session to appro-
pirate for this work. A continuance In this
niggardly policy Of appropriation, If the aver
age Of damage-working freshets is not in
creased and no more river and harbor bills
should be vetoed, would just about work an off,
set TO the loss from foods, and
keep the fats indefinitely in half
finished condition, inviting destruction.
But some river and harbor bills will be We
toed, and the expenditure for repairs, there
fore, threatens to exceed the receipts from ap-
propriations, with the result, according to Mi
cawber's bookkeeping experience, of misery.
1t is time that this misery method Of treating
the improvement of the river of the capital
should give way to wise and economical libe-
rality. The House at the last session took the
initiative for the first time in proposing to ap-
propriate for this work, and did not
leave that proposal, as usual. to the
Senate. 1t is to be hoped that the
House will at the first opportunity next
winter not only renew its proposition to pro-
vide for the work, but propose a substantial
appropriation adequate for the purpose in
tended. II Congress acts the part Of a wise
and considerate local legislature, as the Con-
stitution intends that it should it will not only
finish rapidly the fats improvement, improv-
ing at once the health and harbor facilities of
the city, but will remove the Long bridge and
cause to be substituted for it structure which
will not obstruct the course of Potomac fresh
cts like great dam, threatening the reclaimed
flats, the river front and the low sections of
the city on the occasion of every rise in the
Potomac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

The Commissioners decide that the carriage
blocks need not go, unless they are SO inclined.
The argument that in some instances they
are OF service to the lame and infirm, and that
from their situation they are not particularly
dangerous as street distractions, has pre-
vailed. There are other and more serious
street nuisances which demand immediate at
tension more urgently than the comparatively
harmless blocks, but the modern tendency is
clearly IN the direction Of Kidding the streets
OF these distractions also. and the ancient mas
sive stones, dishguring, if not especially dan
gerous, must gradually disappear. Owners OF
blocks which are larger than those authorized
BY the building regulations, though not COM
PEELED BY the authorities, ought OF their own
accord to remove them as ugly and old-fash-
toned, stamping the city as non progressive.
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IMPORTANT To LADIES.

Ladies viii find the freshest, brightest most cheer
ful stock In the city, stock not burdened with I'M
desirable spring styles. stock complete with the
latest summer Novelties and at prices almost as low
In some Instances lower, than being quoted for passe
spring styles. That We are adding new goods daily
to the stock will he illustrated tomorrow as follows
NEW RIBBONS. 31x-inch Black Moire with satin
edge, at 3Oc yard worth 45c is but one illustration
NEW WHITE SUITS. Manufacturers samples Sc
cured TO sell at much below usual prices. Ladies',
$3.50 to s27; Misses, 81 to els. Children's 81 to
S13 the suit.
NEW BELTS. Warranted AL silk belts. in all colors
with silver snake fastening for only 29c each is but
one illustration of many.
NEW CAMBRIA UNDERWEAR Corset covers with
and square embroidered neck at 4gc EACH are good
value, and so are the lace-trimmed gowns at S7qS
NEW FANS. 500 doz Japanese ians, with triple
sticks and silk cords 20c. Fans for l0c are these
Also here, but must postpone detailed mention until
Tomorrow OF New Summer Corsets New India Linen
Blouses, New Filagree Silver Jewelry, New Gloria
Umbrellas, New Silk Mitts
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

There Is faint suspicion lowering in the air
that the reason the "tickers" were restored to
use by the New York stock exchange was
because the brokers got q taste, during the
interval Of disuse, Of the average speed of the
professional messenger-boy. A customer who
is hanging on to the edge of the market ~ the
eyelids, as 1t were, and with whom fortune
depends on the turn Of q quarter per cent,
can hardly be expected to wait patiently for a
lad who stops to play q game Of marbles, to
throw stones at q dog, and to interview q
drunken man, all on his way across Broad
street
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WHAr WEATHER TINS Is Fon

SERGESy
WHAT A LOT OF COMFORT CAN BE HAD
IN A SERGE SUIT JUST NOW. AND ALL
THROUGH THE SUMMER.
sERGEs ARE THE COOLEST WOODEN
GOODS MADE FOR MEMS WEAR. AND
NOT ONLY THAT. THEY ARE VERY GEN.
TEEL. VERY DURABLE, AND NOT ExPEN.
sIvE.
WE SELL, A SUIT ENTIRELY UN-
LINED. OF GOOD QUALITY. AT s12.5o.
HALF LINED. AT els. FINER GRADES AT
els. eco. AND s25-THE LATTER HALF
LINED WITH FINE SILK. A WORD OR
TWO ABOUT
EXTRA THIN STUFF.
IF YOU WANT THE FINEST GOODS
MADE. OUR SILK COATS AND VESTS ARE
WHAT YOU WANT. THEY COME IN PLAIN
BLACK. DIAGONAL. RIBBED.
THESE ARE ENTIRELY NEW AND VERY
HANDSOME. ALSO IN GRAY STRIPE.
BROWN STRIPE. GRAY PLAID AND
PLAIN BROWN.
FOR WASH GOODS
THERE IS NOTHING EQUAL TO THE
GENUINE PoNGEE SILK. EXTREMELY
LIGHT AND COOL. BUT VERY STRONG
AND DURABLE AND WASHES LIKE
LINEN.
MoHAIRs, ALPACAs. sICILLIENs, DRAP
D'ETE. sEERsUcKER, LINEN AND COT
TON. ALL PRICES, FROM s1o FOR COAT
AND VEST DOWN TO THE 500. OFFICE
COATS.
YOU MAY BE SURE THAT NO ONE HAS A
FINER OR FREsHER STOCK. AND NO ONE
WILL SELL YOU LOWER.
Z. B. BARNUM 4 Co.
je11 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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The Star Out of Town.

TEE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. c. But al
such orders naus: be accompanied by he money,
or tie paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
keTs tcith mai subscriptions. -
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Now to Business.

Now to business.
The ladies should be first bot II the MEMS GOODS
did not head the column would the
be read by men.
OF course not.
As it is, it is doubtful II many men will read thi. al
vertsement. Therefore. will ladies with husbands.
brothers. sons please draw their attention to the fol-
lowing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

The local post-ofice commission will attempt
to rent new quarters for the post-office. This
plan is much preferable TO a removal to the
Pension building, and should be steadily but
unsuceesfully pursued until Congress meets
and sppropriates for the purchase of a con-
venisnt site and the erection OF suitable build
ing
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CONTINUED below.
A THREE-D SALE
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
You will find mention below Of the best and cheap
est White Dress Goods and Embroideries yet offered
in this city. Dress Patterns OF China Silks also Silks
for sashes to be offered much below their real values
Wonderful bargains in White Wool Dress Goods and an
account of the great purchase Of Ginghams
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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sAKs AND COMPANY.
HOT WEATHER NECESSITIES
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
Il. Go1DsoHnnD.
1OO7-1OO9 Est. NV.
Hyou look for real bargains,
Astonishing bargains,
Here they are:

Astonishing bargains.
Here they are:
Japanese Folding Fans. worth from 10 to 15c each,
your choice at &C.
japanese Folding Fans, worth from Is to 25c, your
choice at &c.
Gents Gloria Silk Umbrellas with Gold handles.
2S-inch. only SO.
26-inch Gloria Silk Umbrellas, with Gold handles,
only Csc.
Umbrellas with La Tosca, Pompadour or Empire
handles, worth from $3.50 to $3.50, your choice at
s19S.
Very best Extension Window Screens only 25c.
Harper's Patent Catchem-all Fly Traps only l7c
Best Wire Dish Covers, in q set, worth Soc, at
29c.
Nickel-P Plated Alarm Clocks, only re.
Extra strong, retinned, 17-Qt. Dish Pans first
quality, only pc.
Refngerators and Ice Chests at special low prices
2-qt. Covered Tin Bucket or Saucepans, only &c.
Fly busters, worth 25c., at &c.
English decorated China Tea Sets, Sc pieces only
S2.1S.
Hand-painted China Ice-Cream saucers, 6 for 4sc.,
worth Toe.
Hand-painted China Bone Dishes. only &C. each.
dand-palnted China Fruit Plates, only lie. each.
BABY CARRIAGES.
We show the largest line and finest assortment All
our highgrade Baby Carriages
Reduced
$40 Carriages now S279S,
$50 Carriages now S249S
SO Carriages, now $I99S,
So Carriages, now S149S,
SO Carriages, now Sl0.9S,
Sl3 Carriages, now $685. at
1t X. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 ST. NV
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4Oc. ScorcH G1SGHaMs 25c.

You have heard Of them perhaps. at 35c, and posi-
bly, few remnants at less but this Is Tie ra mention
ora fine variety If Pads, Stripes and Plain oolors in
real Scotch Gighums az CSC. yard 1t is only neces
sary to add: Call possible and secure
choice.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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New HEMsrrrcHEp EMBnorprRrEs.

New HEMsr1rcHED EMBnorpER1Es.
Well might column advertisement be written of
this gigantic and plucky purchase.
1t requires to buy largely this late in the
sonand the Palas Royal needs your extensive and
mediate patronage in order to be able TO claim
cessful purchase.
This much can be promised you:
A SAVING OF FROM 25c TO 500. YARD.
The prices are suspicousy low, please don't pre-
tend to pass judgement until you have seen.
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.
You won't be able to dispute what You viii see You
viii 45-in. Hemstitched Embroideries 3,<-in hem
and 90 inches Of embroidery. for only Csc yard and
Of qualify that you hdue been tod a bargain LES
q yard. 1t is repested-you can't dispute what you
you ZEE. You'll much more in the window. and
very much more In the store. White Dress Goods.
too but You zee there's space for further detala
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNKR,
jes Cor. 18th and Pa svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

Ju1us LANspunGH
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
AGREEABLY SURPRISED
Last week was week of mutual surprises Our "a
irons were delighted with the many fine things offered
at our clearance sale previous to removal to the
building, corner 18th and f, and were pleased to
find such appreciation of our sales
And to still more extend Its advantages we will
continue on
MONDAY, JUNE Sd,
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY FAB
RIGS
at prices that will deplete our shelves and make
moving to F street an easy and agreeable task.
SMYRNA RUGS. SMYRNA RUGS
5000 IN STOCK. 5000 IN STOCK
FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED.
FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED
20 by SO for $2.33
30by 60 for S29S
SO by ~ for &407.
As by "a for $6S7.
All Of Jno Bromey's Sons make and prices reduced
to MAKE CLEAN SWEEP.
Pushes PUSHES PUSHES.
ALL SHADES. ALL SHADES
OF CRUSHED PLUSHES. OFCRUsHED PLUSHES
AtS1.OO Per Yard. At 800 Per Yard
PARLOR SUITS. PARLOR SUITS.
Fifty-nine dollars and eighty five cents will buy
magnificent French Tapestry Suit Of five pieces.
S59S5, $685. $685..
The five pieces covered with Tapestry Remnantsl
Of high value out of our upholstery stock and are
worth regularly
ITO DOLLARS, ITO DOLLARS
BED ROOM FURNITURE
BED ROOM FURNITURE.
Solid Oak Suits, $19.S5.
Solid Oak Suits, s23.S5.
Solid Oak Suits $3l. so.
Reduced respectively from 30, "a. and As dollars
Hair Mattresses 40 pounds. we sell this week at
1855.
Woven-wire Mattresses We sell this week at g.
Cane-seat Chairs go at 90c.
Cane-seat Rockers go at $I75.
Tables, highly polished, go at S1.50.
Window Shades, patent fixtures, go at geo.
Dsdo, go at 33c.
STRAW MATTINGS. STRAW MATTINGS.
100 rolls at a. Of yds.
100 $5 I" 40 yds.
100 "S7 40 yds.
Special Bargains for the week.
| This is . SACRIFICE SALE OF sTCpFNDOus
MEASURE, and economical Housekeepers, who de-
light in furnishing cheap and good, will not miss the
| opportunity.
| JULIUS LANSBURGH,
| JULIUS LANSBURGH,
3l5 7th ct.
je8 3l5 7th st.
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WHITE Wool DREss GooDs.

Never before, here elsewhere, have such qualities
been offered for Soc and Csc yard There are only
two pieces Albatross three pieces of Serges and one
piece Nuns Yelling. The color is o creamy white
Here's another fortunate purchases pieces cream
silk-warp Henrietta at S5c worth 1925 -Four pieces
As inch wide all-wool Henrietta at Csc. q yard
eS The above odd pieces were secured at much be-
low usual prices from the importer who is preparing
for fall trade. The qualities can't be judged by the
prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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The PuBL1c SHOULD Know IT,

The Paais Royal devotes these few lines Of its adver
Using space to briefly mention that nearly $500 worth
OF groceries clothing, ETC. has been collected by its
wagons and delivered at Willard Hall for the Johns
town sufferers Nearly all the donors requested their
names Dc not nentioned in The papers. The slncet-
es of charity is this May it bring sweetness to the
lives OF these anonymous angel women and worthy
men.
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NOVELTY GrxaHAMs Ar l2 10.

The Quaker shades in the side-band Ginghams are
really lovely. The white of the side band more ef-
fective than the most expensive trimming.
Plaids and stripes in quantities and variety to be-
wilder, but what's prettier than those Dove and
Mouse and Ripe Wheat shades in those side-band
Ginghamsf If they twelve and q half dollars in
stead Of cents their beauty would be better appreci
ated
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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CHINA SILKS By The PIECE.

CHINA silks by IHE PIEcE.
100 pieces, averaging 16< yards to each piece are
offered at Sl0.6S apiece. This is an opportunity to
buy dress length Of White China Silk of quality
that usually costs considerably more money.
The following are good bargains-judging by the
qualities offered at the prices:
Is pieces White japanese Silks, % inches Soc
40 pieces Colored China Silks, all shades, 75c.
25 pieces surah Silks, Is inches. Use.
IL The last mentioned suitable for sashes
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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RoB1xsoS's Pointers Fon SrrL1su
YOUNG MEN

To provide proper raiment for the stylish youth
and ever has been-one of our main aims in life. By
stylish you'll" we do not mean those who make the
matter Of dress the most serious concern Of he but
young men who understand and appreciate the finer
points Of finely made and fitting clothing We want to
meet and cater for particular people, people who can
discriminate between the cheap and trashy clothing
with which the market seems to be choked and the
PROPER, TAILoR-MADE. CUSTOM-LIKE garments
that it's our pride to produce and sell.
We are now showing q magnificent assortment Of
feather-weight fabrics-of various designs and
colors-constructed under our directions into
suits Of unblemished style-at TWELVE DOL
LARS OLD suit 1t would be much
pleasanter to Us that you should look around
town and the suits that others show at ais and
compare them with these sell at s12 than have
you take simple statement that ours are the best
We'd be better pleased to have you thoroughly sat
ished on that point-its easy matter
Our finer grades rank with the best custom tailoring
and are proportionately low in price. We don't want
70 grow rich in season-We rich in the peoples
confidence and that's good enough for N. Our ex
penses light therefore prices are low and ouI
profits small. Besides, when we mark our prices Oh
the goods sell we do with idea Of future 50
called slaughter sales-They are lowest n0V-wher
you want the goods.
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BELTS. Canvas BELTS.
10c. to 49c. Leather Belts, 15c. to CSC. Prices
guaranteed.
FANS. Japanese Fans. &c. to Csc. Silk. Satin and
Gsuze Fans, 25c. 10 IS.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-11

HONE DEcoRAr1oNs.
New work to while away the long summer months
Hundreds Of New Designs for Roman Embroidery,
suitable for Squares, Trays, Scarfs Doylies, &C. &C.
Bolton Sheeting Spreads aud Shams stamped TO
match.
Some Bargains in Stamped Linena
Stamped Bids, 3 for 25c.
Open Worked Scarf at l9c.
Monte Cloth Scarf, 39c.
Pillow Shams at 19c.
Hundreds of other pieces at Reduced Prices
OUR SPECIALITY.
Artistic Stamping while You wait Fine Embroidery
Work and Decorative Painting to order
Classes in China Painting now being formed
g. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
mh30-eo3m 614 9th street NV.
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF FINE SHOES
~ for Ladies', Gents. and Children. All shades and
styles. j.. LITTLE
Ar Cosr, Ar Cosru Ar Cosrm
From June s. my entire stock of Dry and Fancy
duce stock Call early positive bargains be
WIN. @. vIERBUCHEN.
1902 7th IT. NV.
| my1s-3m Between Q and b /. ave