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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06

The Delhi of to-day is one of the most enter
prising business points of North India. tumble
together dozen different races; put them IN
the queerest costumes of nakedness and dress
that you can imagine; let the brightest of
colors be mixed with the yellowest, the brown
est and the blackest of skins; make every
thing different from what you suppose it to be,
and you have a mazed idea of Delhi. Here are
the long-haired, whiteskinned, savage-looking
men of Kabul, come down with their horses
and camels from Afghanistan. Here are sleek
Hindoos, dressed in round caps and long white
gowns, with rich Cashmere shawls thrown
about their shoulders. Here are Mahometans
with turbans, and Sikkhs by the hundreds in
military clothes, with their long hair wrapped
up in yellow turbans. All Of these and a hun
dred others crowd along the great business
street of Delhi, known as the Chadni Chonk
They jostle each other in the narrow side
streets, and from every house and every wall
looks ont new face and new thing. The
Chadni Chouk is one of the great bazar streets
of India. Nearly 100 feet wide, it has strip
of green and line of trees extending through
its center, and on each side of this, without
sidewalks run long rows of low, two-story
houses. Each house has a balcony in front of
it, and upon these balconies at evening time
are Hindoo families, the women with their
heads covered so that only an eye can be seen,
and the children, half naked, standing around
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06
Special Correspondence NAr1ovAL TnEnusE.

looprnreHrED BY FRANK q. CARPENTER, 1881
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Things Which One Would Rather Not Have Said

Henry-Yes, Carrie, love you with all my
heart.
Garrett seems strange, Henry, that you
should think so much of me.
Henry don't know about that. There's
no accounting for tastes, you know.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06

Within half mile Of this fort is the greatest
mosque in the world, and it was built by this
same man. 1t has as many steps as the Capitol
at Washington, and its court, surrounded by
great cloisters and tagged with stone, is SO
large that the Capitol, if it were square, could
be crowded down inside of it. Each of the
pillars of the mosque proper contains enough
sandstone to build house, and it took 5000
men six years to make it. Like the other great
monuments which dot the plains about Delhi,
it is impossible to give an accurate idea of it
in words. 1t is grand as whole, and it is
beautiful in detail, and the architects Of the
wonderful conception of detail possessed by the
modern Chinaman. who can carve 100 scenes
from their history on an elephants tusk, added
to the greatness which enables one to conceive
a grand design as a whole.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06

Imagine room after room the walls OF which
are of marble so delcately carved that they look
like lace tie meshes of which are no thicker
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-06-06

man usually takes about one-third Of what he
nels
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R0AU GAR free tS tSo S.;a scale cal c6 5 chsso o N

iuATnuCQ given away to workers Write FOX
ffR UllLO particulars Agents wanted
CHICAGO WATCH CO., Chicago, III.
Mention The National Tribune.
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HOSE Go DowN In PR1CE.

Monday morning the judge of fine Hose may secure
unusual bargains. The combination lots have been
condensed For instance:
$50. HOSE DOWN TO Csc
The s5c. lot of Fancy Lsle and silk Hose viii be
thrown in with the 65c. lot on Monday
Do you thoroughly appreciate what this means, II
means that nearly 100 pairs of Paris Novelty Hose
that formerly retailed from 81 to 81 30 pair have
received the last cut in price, and that those who get
first choice will secure unusual bargains
ESQ., HOSE DOWN TO 45c.
The combination lot at Csc contained Silk Hose. in
boot patterns that have sold all the season at 9Sc
pair. All the broken lots Of 75c. Fancy Isle Hose
were in this Csc combinat lot on Monday Tue
price 0oes doion TO L5c for choice.
Won't there be bargains to be secured!
49, HOSE DOWN TO $50.
Three pairs for dollar 35c pair for choice Of
nearly 100 pairs Of boot pattern and fancy striped
Hose that have been the seasons favortes at S. 80
and DOC. The cut price, to close out, commences
Monday.
$50. HOSE DOWN TO ESQ.
The boot patterns and Roman stripes need no intro
duction- To those who paid thirty cents it need
only be said the reduction price made not because
stock prior to the summer exodus Of the "Pslais
Royal" patrons.
SPECIAL! sPECIALu
FAST BLACK HOSE reduced in price for the first
time. The Palais Royals celebrated 55c Silk finished
Lise Hose for 400 ladies' warranted fast Black sum-
mer-weight Hose down TO Ice. a pair Children's
Black Lisle Hose in all sizes for only 25c Q pair.
81 Have you ever before been offered Warranted
Fast Black Hose for l9c!
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CContinued below)
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BEFORE TIE WAR.

BURT BROTHERS h CO., OF NEW YORK CITY,
WE'RE MANUFACTURERS OF SHOES, AND WERE
THE PIONEERS IN MAKING SHOES THAT WERE
PLEASANT TO WEAR EDWIN c. BURT WAS RID
lCULED FOR MAKING MORE THAN ONE WIDTH
OF SHOES, AND ALSO FOR MAKING SHOES
RIGHTS AND LETS. HE WAS THE FIRST ONE
TO SUCCESSFULLY USE THE MCKAY MACHINE
IN FINE SHOES, DOING AWAY WITH PEGS AND
NAILS. THINK OF 1T, ONLY IN ] 500 YOU COULD
NOT BUY READY-MADE SHOE EXCEPT IT WAS
NAILED OR PEGGED. AND FROM THAT DAY TO
THIS BUET'S SHOES HAVE NOT ONLY REPRE-
SCENTED THE BEST IN QUALITY, BUT THE BEST
IN MAKE. IN EASE AND FIT, AND ALWAYS The
LOWEST IN PRICE FORA GOOD SHOE OTHERS
HAVE FOLLOWED OF COURSE, BUT ALWAYS IN
THE REAR AND ALWAYS WITH THIS FOR A CRY
"AS GOOD AS BURT'S." NO BETTER NEVER so
COMPLETE OK DESIRABLE FOR A wIDE-AwAKE
MERCHANT, AS OUR AGENCIES ALL OVER THE
WORLD SHOW.
IN EVERY CITY YOU WILL FIND THAT THE
DEALER WHO HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST
TRADE is The ONE WHO SELLS
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JEwELRY Ar REDUCED PR1cEs.

AT TINS season OF the year the more expensive iewery
10 reduced in price, The dull season is at hand and we
would catch you before you leave for the seashore
Many of the articles quoted below less than cost
prices.
Oxydized Silver Buckles Csc. to 90. 30 pair.
Oxydized Silver Grdles 90 to SIS % each.
14-karat Gold Forgetme-notR Rings CSC
Sterling Silver Bangles SOC 10 SECS
Roll Gold Hairpins Doc. to 5 50.
Real Shell Hairpins zoe. to $40
Real Amber Beads soc. to go
14-karat Gold Lace Pins 15c. osl2
Roll Gold Lace Pins 25c to s2
Sterling Silver Buckles 1915 81
Silver Cuff Buttons l5c, 81
Silver Garter Clasps 81 to sl35
Silver Bomb Boxes only sl5O
ssA fine variety of Chateaine Bags to be worn with
the Silver Girdles above men toned
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belovl
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Additional evidence is furnished from day to
day OF the need Of relief to impoverished per-
sons along the late Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
Special contributions Of money and supplies
for their assistance are coming in as the result
Of the announcement Of the occasion for such
charity. The STAR will continue to receive. ac-
knowledge, and forward money subscriptions
for this purpose
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Ju11us LASspuneH.
JULIUS I.ANsBURaH.

y tAOS AlANSBCRGH
JULIUS LANsBURaH.
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.
Last week was week Of mutual surprises. Our pa
irons were delighted with the many fine thiney offered
at our clearance sale previous TO removal to the
building, corner 18th and F. and we we're pleased TO
md such appreciation of our sales
And to still more extend Its advantages we win
continue on
MONDAY. JUNE Sd.
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY FAB
at prices that will depete our shelves and make
moving 70 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 s2s3
80 by 90 for S2eS
SO by az for s4.O7.
As by 81 for S6S7.
All Of Jno Bromley's Sons make and prices reduced
to MAKE CLEAN SWEEP.
PLUsHEs. PLUsHEs. pIUsHEs.
ALL SHADES. ALL SHADES.
OF CRUSHED PLUsHEs. oFoRUsHEp pLusHEs
At 81. 90 Per Yard At slOo Per Yard
Fifty mine dollars and eighty FIVE cents will buy
magnificent French Tapestry Suit Of Ave pieces.
$685., $685.. $685.
The i've pieces covered with Tapestry Remnantsi
OF high value out Of upholstery stock. and are
worth regularly
ITO DOLLARS, ITO DOLLARS.
BED ROOM FURNITURE.
BED ROOM FURNITURE
Solid Oak Suits s19.S5
Solid Oak Suits $685..
Solid Oak Suits S31 so.
Reduced respectively from 90, "a, and As dollars.
Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds, We sell this week at
1856.
Woven-wire Mattresses we sell this week ct 81
Cane-seat Chairs go at 8Oc.
Cane-seat Rockers go at $1.75.
Tables, highly polished, go at SO
window Shades, patent fixtures, go at 22c.
Dado, go at 33c.
STRAW MATTINGS. STRAW MATTIN0s.
100 rolls at "a Of 4Oy ds
100 i" So 40 yds
100 81 "4Oy ds.
Special Bargains for the week
This il . SACRIFICE SALE OF sTUPENDOUs
MEASURE, and economical Housekeepers, who de-
light in furnishing cheap and good will not miss the
opportunity.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
3l5 eth st.
3eS 315 9TH St
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How can the Supreme Court of the United
States call itself a court at all, not having had
. single justice attached to it since last Tues
day evening?
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EXTRA FINE Goops.
THE CLAY" tENGLIsH woRsTEDs AND
THE killarney" IRISH CHEvIOTs ARE
THE FINEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD
NOBODY MAKES wORsTEDS THAT WEAR
AswELL OR AS LoNGAs CLAY. oFCoURsE
THEY ARE FINE AND EXPENSIVE GOODS.
BUT THEY DO ENOUGH MORE SERVICE
TO PAY FOR THE EXTRA COST
THESE ARE MEDIUM AND LIGHT.
WEIGHT GOODS SUITABLE FOR CUT
AWAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS FOR
ANY SEASON.
THE BLARNEY CHEvIoTs ARE THIN
GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR. THEY
"SHAPE UP" IN MAKING BETTER THAN
ANY OTHER MAKE OF CHEvIoTs AND
NOTHING THAT WE HAVE EVER SEEN
OR HEARD OF COMPARES WITH THEM
FOR HARD WEAR THE BEST MERCHANT
TAILoRs IN NEW YORK ARE MAKING UP
THESE GOODS VERY LARGELY THIS SEA-
SON, AND MAN WITH A BLARNEY SUIT
ISA wELL-DREssED MAN
THEY COME IN BLACKS AND BLUES,
ARE SOMEWHAT ROUGH IN FINISH, BUT
VERY COOL FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR.
WE ARE MAKING THESE GOODS TO Or
DER IN AS GOOD STYLE AND WITH AS
GOOD WORKMANSHIP AS ANY ONE IN
WASHINGTON. AND AT MUCH LESS COST
TO THE CUSTOMER THAN The MER-
CHANT TAILoRs CHARGE.
WE BELIEVE NO ONE HERE IS DOING
OR CAN DO BETTER TAILORING THAN
WE ARE TURNING OUT EVERY DAY.
E. B. BARNUM 4 co.
jes e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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WHITE Wool DREss Goops.
CHrNA Snxs By Tn PIECE

100 pieces averaging l6]s yards to each piece are
offered at s1o6S apiece. This is opportunity to
buy dress length of White China Silk of quality
that usually costs considerably more money
The following good bargains-judging By the
qualities offered at the prices:
Is pieces White japanese Silks. 81 inches, soc.
45pieces Colored China Silks. all shades, 75c
25 pieces surah Silks, g inches, 75c.
sy- The last mentioned are suitable for sashes
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED ba1ow1
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PRopER STYLES Fon Selfish MrS.

In fashions broad domain there's not style that
bears the impress of smile that isn't represented
in our exclusive and incompatible stock Of Young
Mems Clothine-ready to put on and wear-minus the
worry. loss of time and temper and high prices Incl
dent to having your garments made by merchant
tailors Ours win fit as well-to put It mildly.
Ours are made from as fine fabrics. properly
tailored-and we have planted fashions flag . degrees
nearer perfections pole than the most venturesome
Of our competitors
Our prices firmly anchored in the harbor Of
economy-within the reach Of every man of moderate
means-whle cables reach out to every land, and
make the world Of fashion our basis of supply. We
particularly desire to draw the attention Of Ultra
stylish Men to great exhibit of Summer serses,
made up into of fautless STYLE and which we are
selling at
TWELVE Cs12, DOLLARS
each. Several colors to select from Every shade
and color warranted fast
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little stock has come this way. to our mutual
benefit.
Is pieces Black Russian Nets
III pieces Plain and Figured Tosca Meta
. pieces Plain and Figured Brussels Nets
8 pieces Black Chantilly Lace Elouncings
eF-You are promised a saving of one dollar To one
dollar and seventy-ive cents on Dress
,o THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
AVN: WILLIAMS. GRO. ", McELFRESH. Com
mnnscsuons Irvmpty attended 10 and strictly CONN
Dental once olen az hours. Nm. WILLIAMS. Man
Ager. Szo y I'm myl-2ms
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osT 'oooo"s MI call for eon'rie.sfon,or ,o,a-
s'0. BodhH0. &c-, yor n, JoAns,oua rsrer,-s.
Drop '' a errd cirfno nasa, and adares.. An
contributions s'a BE- aosnoped,,d .. susl,
papers
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MENs SILK TEssrs SHrnrs

Not only FOR Tennis but for every-hourin- the day
wear. The price according TO where You buy them.
Here they are. $3.50 each You can pay ~ high IS
for identical Shirts That thess shirts will be scarce
later is told you now.
You'll want Belt or Sash Can Monday.
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400. ScorcH G1SeHAMs 2jc.

You have heard of them perhaps at 35c, and posi-
bly, few remnants at less but this the first mention
ora ne variety If Pads, Stripes, and Plain ootors in
redi Scotch Gnghdms at Csc yard 1t is only neces-
sary to add: Call possible and secure
choice.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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A THREE-DAY SALE
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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New HEMsr1rcHEp EMBnorDERIrs.

New HEMsr1rcHED EMBnorDERrEs.
Well might column advertisement be written of
this gigantic and plucky purchase
requires to buy largely this late in the
nand the Paais Royal needs your xtensve and i'm
mediate patronage in order to be able to claim sue
cessful purchase.
This much can be promised you:
SAVING OF FROM ESQ TO Soc YARD
The prices suspiciously 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
will 45-in. Hemstitched Embroideries. 3in. hem
and % inches Of embroidery for only Csc. yard and
Of quality that you haze been tosd ooroosn sLs5
vurd. 1t 10 repeated-you can't dispute Whist you
you see. You'll see much more in the window. and
very much more In the store. White Dress Goods.
too. bot you there's space for further detals
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL
A. LIsNER.
jes Cor. 18th and Pa sva
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GENTLEMEN are requested to glance in show
window corner of 10Th ST. and Pa. ave, where IA ex-
hibited samples Of the JOB LOT OF SOCKS. Twenty
five cents will buy Socks that in nine stores out Of
ten will cost you fifty.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
linn hoII
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SOC. A YARD.
45-inch Emb'y Swiss Flouncings, worth 81.
THE BON MARcHE.


THE BON MARcHE
The Box MAncHE
RIBBON SALE
No 2. Crown Edge. 55c. pc; Satin Edge, CSC. pc.
No. 4. Crown Edge, 75c. Pc; Satin Edge.
No 5, Crown Edge. csc. pc. Satin Edge. s1.13pc
No. Z, Crown Edge, sL15 pc; Satin Edge, IS.
No o, Crown Edge. 81. 43 Pc Satin Edge, s1.6s PC
No IL, Crown Edge, 81. 90 Pc Satin Edge. s2.25 pc
No. 16, Crown Edge, s2 80 pc; Satin Edge. &C. rs pc
The above come in Gros Grain or Moire, and are
warranted all Silk. Black. Cream and White are in
the greatest demand, but we have them in all colors
THE BON MARcHE.
SASH RIBBON SPECIAL
finch all Silk, Crown Edge MORE, in White, Cream,
Pink. Blue and Cardinal SOC
THE BON MARCHE.
Jusr RECEIVED.
Another lot of Black Moire Satin Edge and Gros
Grain Satin Edge o, 10 and IL inch Sash Ribbons at
Soc. csc. and 81 10 per yard
THE BON MARCHE.
Gu1puRE FLouSo1ses.
Choice three patterns of 45-inch pure Silk Guipure
Lace Flouncings. worth at least s1.25 yard Choice
at CSC. per yard.
THE BON MARCHE
Plat Val F1ousc1sa
AT Co.,. 75c., $780,, CSC
WORTH 75c, sOc., s1.e5 s1.25.
THE BON MARCHE.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
in our Hat and Flower Departments Large line of
Trimmed Lace bats marked down. Thisis your op.
portunity to buy your Millinery goods
e e. g.! s. 9 . II ii /
I HifFFH$ IT $ 5os I'll t T. T..
jes 316 9TH st n. W.
7 AIDES Jersey RIBBED VESTS, lie. .CHILD's
Ne jssI s'0t edge Ribbon 14c Is lSd 747 81
NSE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF FINE SHOES
't 3sss7t. j, 4 :: ah gln i NV.
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B. ROBINSON l. Co.
wAsHINGToN's MODEL CLoTHIEIs,
e00 PA AVE.

ROYS' FANCY FLANNEL WAISTS, go MEN
Ties. &C. ri fms
jeS-2t' 745 and TAT Stb AZ sa
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Z. Z, BARNUM & Co.
Q3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE

E! 4. ~ j Y Y :;
81. j W j II i f. +.
Y \ s. :: 8 y III i & E! IS:
ssss a + E F. ssss
ssss AZ 4 ILL ZEE ssss -
series of sales that WILL BE EXTRA ORDINARYLN
EVERY WAY
EXTRAORDINARY IN REDUCTIONS AND EXTRA
ORDINARY FOR MAKING SUCH GENERAL
CUTS IN THE VERY HEIGHT OF
THE SEASON.
The reason is this: We contemplate making extern
sve changes in many of departments very shortly
but before doing this the stock must be reduced and
we are going to do it thoroughly
NO MATTER WHAT OUR LOSSES.
You have now to select from a full assortment of
everything that is advertised-not broken ots-which
would be if waited until the flag end Of the season
Every day will be advertised diferen. department
at such deep reductions that will have to be quick
for them, though they are here until sold.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
MOVERS
FOR MONDAY.
Four different styles of 81 and sl.25 GOWNS we'll
made, prettily trimmed, for
SIS "S5a c. EACH
S. S. $50
Five different styles of 81 sKITs. embroidered or
lace trimmed,
Fl: 81 C. EACH
Five styles of 75s. DRAWERS. embroidery
@ss es25 C. EACH.
back and 'front.' trimmed with fine Swiss Eeging for
4; + Z: = EACH.
sss III III = SsyS S5ss5
$3.50 c. p. "a Ia sirene) CoRsETs, in White. war.
ranted genuine whalebone. all sizes,
sss ii :: xsss S Co.'S
e 81 {! a ~ j II :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
les 7TH. STH AND d STREETa
AM AT IT STILL
i AM STILL AT 1T
In spite Of ere and food
Building materials Of any kind
Coal and Wood.
I. B. CROSS, JR,
je3-6ts Foot 4th st. east.
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PHILADELpH1A STORE.

[ HILADELPHIA STORE.
GENUINE FRENCH sATTEENs, 1sc.
All the Best Styles, Plain Colors to match
The whole stock offered without reserve,
19c.
Great Bargain in WHITE GOODS.
Extra Quality Plaid and Stripe INDIA
LINONS, CORDED PIQUES, PERSIAN
LAWNS, &C., at 121Sc.
CHALLIS
Will offer balance of stock of COTTON
CHALLIS, Fine Quality, ut &C., former
price, Toe. and 1216c.
36-inch BATISrE, Good Quality, Choice
Styles, only &c. Extra-fne Quality, 12L<c
DR.. Warmers Coraline CORsETs, to close
out, 15c.
DIR. Warmers and Strong's HEALTH
CORSErS and Warmers SUMMER
HEALTH, ali sizes, 95c.
Remnants of EMBROIDERY and LACEs
to close cheap.
MATTINGS-MATTINGS. All Marked
Down to close.
CAlHART 4 EUnv
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CAliHART L LEIDY.

BUTTONS MADE TO MATCH MATERIAL ALL
- sizes up To nifty line; fat fancy, ball shapes plain
or with ivory or metal rims from one button any
amount MM : Hill.
IT. 5I2 1 18th at n w
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
PARTIES LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE SIM.
NILE MONTHS AND DESTROYS OF sTORING
THEIR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS
MIRRORS, CARPETS. &C.. WILL FIND LARGE
AND COMMOD!OUS STORAGE-ROOMS AT
DUNCANSON BROS, SOUTHEAST CORNER
9Th AND ID STREETS is7.3t
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SATURDAY. JUxr SrH. 1889.

oFFIcF OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
tSor' llth AID 4 streets northwest
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Il. B. TowSER 81 Son.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 9TH ST. NV.

Black Gros Grain Silk 75c ell slo5.
surah silk in Black anu Coiors. sOc
henrietta Cashmere III all cOlors yd vida DC
Atwood Henrietta, :; - &c
An extra bargain in Black Henrietfa 50c
Batlste, SO inches wide, Sc
Sliallle 4&c. Lawns, DC
liable Linen. Towels, Napkins he
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 2 Tor 2.Sc
All-wool Henrietta, in all coiors Soc
White Goods in all styles from &c nm
Gents Laundered Shirts, JOc.
boys Knee Pants, zoe
Boys SHIRT Waists, made of Outing Cloth pic
GGiorla Parasols, gold tipped. reduced " 07c
Childrens Parasols, % and 35c
We have one of the best soc Oorsets In The c,,r
ClsTk's o. n. I. spool Cotton, 4c III -6m
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Y oCHDALEs TAKE NOTICE-sER READY REF.
~ erehee' also Trade Circular. J, 4. LITTLE,
je7.7t. s' Fi ss ssi h.
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4 LIsxER.
jes Cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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SASH RIBBON SPECIAL
finch all Silk, Crown Edge MORE, in White, Cream,
Pink. Blue and Cardinal. SOC
THE BON MARCHE
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SOME Coon AND CuEAp LAcrs.

Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-08

Gu1puRE FLousc1Scs.
Choice three patterns of 45-inch pure Silk Gupure
Lace Flouncings. worth at least S125 yard Choice
at CSC. per yard.
THE nov NrApnur
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-14
A Slight NOrther.

Last evening was one of the most
beautiful Of the summer season, and
the moon shone with that clear lus-
tire that, while it is beautiful, be-
tokens falling weather. Later in the
night clouds Obscured its beams and
quite wind from the north came up,
blowing down signs and loose boards
at great rate. On Houston street,
next to the bridge, the wind was
seemingly strongest and the wind
mills of +. +. Collins manufacturing
company were fairly humming as
they turned mefrily around. They
were staunch, however, and weather
ed the breeze, and proved they were
fully equal to their task of raising
water in the tanks of the farmer, the
stockman or the gardener. This is
the speciality of this manufacturing
company and while they supply all
the necessary pumps, fittings, etc.
used in the obtaining of a good water
supply wherever called upon to do so
Mr.. Collins has gained the name of
THE Windmill Man" of Texas, and
can show as fine a stock of wind ma
chinery as anywhere in the country.