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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gtnbre1er anf Der 8Ibme.

SIM Stare Ebeater In Stem Sort tpurbe
BIS DOT tursem eth 5tid aufseflbrt, In
meldem aps, profeiiioueQe ginbreder,
bic bsreits tn peridieoenen 3udtbdulern
bss 2anoes ldnoete Strafen abseislen,
a~uitratcn. Dte beiben @erbreder, Die
itd Der Sdauipieler,aufbabn 3~usetpanbt,
tpareu bon Der Direction bes eenannten
Sbeaters NIT iebr bober Sage ensasiri
tpproea, I'm auf Der Bubne etnen reeelr
redten @tnbru@ nebit Dbligater @prer,s
gung zines eiiernen @sloiGrantes au
oeranI@auli9en. &iralih tpettete Der
Director bes T9eaters NIT Der 6irma
Maarbin & Co., S%abricanten bon @eIbs
ihrdnfen, I'M 500 Dollars, bab feline
beiben @inbrehersS dauipteler ben feffe=
fen @elbidrant Ger Sirma In taraefer
Sriif au Dfnen permDmten. Ste @ette
murbe aceeptirt, uno Marpin & So.
lteben zines Nadmittags einen ibrer
beffconifruirten gufenidrdnte na@ benz
Tbeater idafen. SIN @eeentpart eines
balben 9unoeris eingelacener @dfte,
barunter pisle 3eitunssbetidterfatter,
uurbe Der Sdrant BON etnem Mngefteaz
ten Der Sirma Marpin & 60. nerihlpis
len. Tann eridienen bic beioen gsns
BREEDER, poridriftsmdbIs NIT iduar3eu
Masfen Dor Dem @eftbt uno elmer
8lenbIaterne. Mit Ollie zines Gtabl,
bpblers bobrter bic Qerrea Spibbuben
IN unslaubli9 tur3er 3eit Elm God III
Die Tbir bes Sdranfes, tuorouf fe
mttielft zines langen Tridters unb zines
@ummii@lauhes etUa 3 un;en 8ulner
In bte flsiue Osfnung bineinblieien.
Darauf ipurbe cine lanse 8tpbidnul
aus pn.ner eeleet, Der Sdrant iorg.
fdltig init Dsden umbilt, un Der
ShaG su bdmpfen, unb enbli& BIZ
3anbIdnur anseftedt. Na@ einiser
Gecunoen CAB es einen bumpfen 2aut.
Der Sdrant serietb III mertlide ST:
iditteruns, eine tleine MoIfe bon 3aud
erbob fd, uno als BITE Geden fcrtse:
rdunt tparen, ifano Gle Shranftbil
pHen. Die ganse prDcebur bate Ii
Wtinuten geba,lert uno Der Tbeateroirec
tor feline @ette gldn3eno ~eettcnnen
Oab Ct bic 500 Dolars ieinen Sin
bredbern gum grdient madte, uiro Die
ielben tpabrideinlid %onfeuern, ii@ i'm
mebr in ibrem uprsiswertben" 8erui
gu perppltommen. gS eebt bod nihts
iiber ben nnternebmungseeif amerita
nifher TteatetoirectOren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

8erfenmaper, Elm b%eriibmter @eIebrte
bes pDriaen Sabrbunberts, bebauptet in
ietnem Meilfertper'e lie curieu1 an
tiquGire," baB Die 3abl u@iebsn" in
IDignpn bDn m%erfnlroieer 8ebeutung
iei. IS finb bort fieben 9auptfirden,
fieben ShDre, iteben &oIesien, iieben
6cipitdler, fieben SdDfen unb feben
9dpite batten innerbalb zines 3eitrau:
mes BON iiebeusis Sabren ibren Git in
Gpisnon aufseidlasen.
ST fitSt nod BEL, bab in Dem alter
pdpiflihen Sdlufe cine filberne @lp6e
ii, Die ieoes NAL bon ielbif lGute, tpenn
ELI 9apf seitOrben uno Elm neuer ge=
tpdblt fei.
Ser 9alaif Der 9dpIie in Gpienpn il
zines Der merftpirbieiten 8aubenfmdler
Sranfreids. ST lit cine unsebeuere
Mafe-y moles miranda" rief MiheI
be p9apital GUS, beren Mauern bon
Der beiBen SDnne bes Giibens. tpie nit
einem golbenen nebersuse beSedt tpa=
rem. Ser Qalaf iiberraet Die sanse
herrlide Staot, Die fid nit ibren BON
3tnnen getrbnten &insma,lerr, gu ieinen
SiiBen ausbreitet. Die vStalien'fde
Sunitt" iaete Stenohal, iheint pl5blid
IN Die Neitte @alliens periebt pproer su
iein.
Die @eididte ersdblt, baB gapf
Clemens ". 4pisnol uno iein Geb,et
INN 10000 forentiniide @oloeulben,
beutsutage msefdbr sreiMiaipnen, bon
Sobanna bon Neapel, Grbin bes 6qu=
les 8aur uno Der graten BON Der 9rp-
perce, gefauft babe.
IS mar Scbam XXI. Der ben 0a=
laif iibernatm, aus Dem 8eneeict XII.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
MINNEAPOLIS 9rn 0ppns gu.

SIN Syndicate 8lDd, gde
Der stem Gtrabe rnb Nicoqet Qpenue,
Minneapolis, baben cine ung ebeurequss
uabl BON idDnen @egenitdnoen. Die bon
s Gents an Big gu $1.75 81 faufen fino.
6lbIde feline Saiden gu iebr nteoris
gen 9reiien. @laee 9anoidube nnr
in ben @rDben BON 81 unb mebr gu so
Gents bas paar. Sd6ne &inoerz
frimpfe, idpars seribbt, IN 8r6Ben
pDn 6 : 9 gu 10 Gents oas gaar. SSms
pprtirte GGnr3en, iebr idDn, in iehs
peridiebenen Saeuns, nrr SO Gents,
DbeleiA b%ieieIben 81 90 pertb fno.
WeiBe unterrDde In bier Saeons NIT
Spiten unb Stidereien $1.00, tpertb
81. -Sdwarse nnterrDde IN Sats
teen unb Sarmers Satin, gu Sl.OO,
$1.35 unb $500 lno nod piele Bars
gains.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

lGaulidten bas 2eben bes 81. Marz
ial unb bes 81. Sobannes bes Tdus
fers."
Als es gait, ben @~escnpapi, 8eter
BON 9una. gu nertreiben, Der ben Namen
8eneoict XIII. uiurpirt, Dffnete Mpig.
non feline Tbore Der Mrmee bes 8oncis
cant, unb bieie Mrne muBte ben palait
belasern.
Setter BON 2uns bate fih bort NIT
stpei Garoindlen eneeidloRen, nadoem
CT 8orrdtbe fir ,aebrere Sabre in benz
9alaft aufseipeidert Bate. Die 8es
iabung tpar aus arasoniern unb elmer
ansabl abentelrer suiammenseiebt.
Die Sran3pien mbren ibre 8atterien
auf, mittels tpelqer uneebeure6elsitiide
sesen ben 9alai; seidleuoert meroen
%tonnten, mebrere etpdtperfe mlbten 3a=
iammenbreden inter benz @etpihte Die.
1er 8pmben. Sic Mauern tpllrben
binipegseiest. Scan bdufte cine MaHe
ppn @ellen an mo ftedte tie In 8ranb
rno bas Seuer rreidte bic Gdle, no
, oas Sob aufsei4idtet tpar.
8alb iab fid ber@ egenpapf sespunz
: gen, gu fapituliran ; er ersab iid aui
/ @naoe uno l1rynaoe, uno beriprah
!, ben 9alait nidtsu perlaien, Biz sa Del
3eit, tpo Die Gitiefeit in Der Stride tpie:
Der berseiteat i'd.
Snbefen selolg es ibm, gu entrpt
iden uno CT flo, mad Gbateaurenarb
ST Bate eeidnpren, feinen Bart Bis 81
ieiner 8efreptnJ tpah1en 3a lalien, I'm
Elm 6auptmann aus Der Normanoi
l. bate iid geritmt, Jpn su ratrsn. 81
i 9eter bon Sum TT Gbateaurenaro an
l. fam, lieB er eiten 8arbier gu iih tom
l. men.
fe uIus tpelder @eseno ieio Sbr?
lie fragte er i'm.
m Plus Der 9iearoie."
T.. vum 70 beSer, Die Normannen fir
IN alio 2iisner, 'bab iie bebuuptet babel
IN fe tpolten mir ben 8art abnebmen.
e.: Scr palat Der 0dpite", lagt b
m Marquis bon 9aincel in ieinem CELEB
8, ten @erfe-oem Der Gtof 51 biei
Stuoie entrpnmen iit-ufo impo1a
NJ ou9 jsbt nod lein Mnblid 1T, bat mic
.ez feline gauge Majstdt bon ebemals B
er wahrt. Mebrere ieiner Tbiirme bab'
lie BON ibrer 9bbe perlpren. Man tie
tie nidt mebr auf Dem a~asgeaadten Sc
fpn> Ger iid iiber Dem ginsans erbel
an Die beioen elesanten Sblrmden, Die
ell, iiber bas@ ebdube bin~ausrasten. @ro
Ell sotbiide Seniter ino susemauert, a
oere NIT @ittern berieben uDrben.
er, IS tpdre gu piiniden, baB biei
1,e berrli9e 8alloenfmal ith bic 8Drlie
lin Der &iinifler ertperben unb tpieber
bic itaurirt tpiirbe, tpie ebemalsP ierrefpr
lac nurd @ipaetslesD ue. IS birgt 10 ri
In srpbarttge @rinnerungen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
3n Yereaufen.

Cine tree claim, Deficient aus 100
Nfer i60nem ebenen 2anb, tDoDon 40Qfer
unter gflug finb, bios cine Babe Weile
bon g~ibgernOoo, 3i6lanb 60, Dat. ent-
fernt, tpelhe 2 G%iienbabnen bat, pnb tDo@
5elbft iid aud cine tatb. Stride ~befin6et,
fam fir 100 Doh. gefauft tperDen.
Dian abreiiire Qus. 6isman, Gabpez
ton, 2iblanb SO. DAT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
3weierIei.

u....Sh babe meme 5rau erff Elm
8ierteliahr Dor Der QOa3ett te,ner1 ees
lerut !"
u1nb id Die meme erff Elm gierteliabr
mad Der 6Od3eii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Sdtmarse Grns Drain 9ethl

Son Der beriibmten Gegatta Warfe, ga
rantirt, baB ite it6 gut tragen.
S StIde 81 75c, tpertb ST..
10 Stiife su 98c, pertb 81 25.
5 Stiide au Slip, mertb $l.4O.
6tiide gu $l.25, tpertb $l,65.
S Glide 3u $l.48, tDertb So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Mpbpris m e n.

GoIe Meniden ftdrfen fi& In Der
Ginlamteit, I'M ipdter In Der Welt b. ITO
mebr su tpirtsn ; sIenbe idpd6en
Th In Der @elt, UNI ipdter in Der Gins
iamteit i~lnterSugehen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Gtnfndte Ghtna 9etne 49r

@irfli6er @ertb CSC; in alien Sarben.
gta6 bielem 0erfauf mirb, tpenn nod
Setbe lbrig bleibt, Der &etail Breis GEL
ten. gtte murbe @bina Setbe 10 btltg
p%erfauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Ser misiee @irt9.

Dermisige @irtb.
@afuirtb (yu einem Sat, Der nod
ipdt Na1ts aIein Bel ibm fist: uWiis
fen Sic. 9err SuifIe, Sie fiao mir Elm
unl5sbares Ndtbiel."
,.@af: vgber tpieIo cas?
@aamirtb: v8eil ib sic niemals
beraus trieg'."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Rnpal Atnttre 9etAe $1.1O

Sn alien g%ansbaren Garben; Elm pradte
bolles @emebe, lit peid unb trdgt ith
quit. @emDbnlider Getail Hrets $l.5O.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
GbanttQy Spibem

Beionbere @infGufe bon 81 Stid AZ
s0n. 6louncines au Coo am Dollar per6en
bieie ISOLDE gum Gerfauf geboten, penig
iiber 6en &%oitenpreis.
S @tid @uipure Slonnctng gu $l25,
tpertb $1.75.
Z etiid @uipure Tlounctn9 gu $2.65,
tpertb $3.50.
5Stud GbantiaD TlOuncing gu $1.63,
tpertb 1928.
10 Stdd 42soa. Slouncing, 9trectere
Mtufter, au $2,15, tpertb IS.
10 Stid 42aOa, SbanttnD Sptben
8louncing gu 1926.
Stid 645Oa. 9irectoire spiben gu
"a. so, mertb $3.50.
2 Stid 64sOa. Oirectoire Spiben gu
1925, tpert6 $3.50.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
8 E | , e :!

Dms6 Bic p%benominale 3unabme nnies
res Seibengei6dftes pnroen mir nod mebr
angeetfert, nod @r0Beres in bteiergranbe
All Ieiiten. Die ntebrigen Bretie fur lebte
ISOLDE ainseseist, merben Der nnginfttger
Wittermng balber, bieie ISOLDE fortgeiebt
un6 fommen nod ba3u peri6tebene groBe
Bargains, gan3 ~belonbers fir bieIen Ser
fauf eingefauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
s n 81 1T

tpirb aaGts ueger selinefiSiSen nn=
tpUblieias su elmer Yatientin gerufen.
DisleIbe empidngt ibn nit ben 8cr.
ten:
uDa6 fs mod 10 fp5t fCmneny 6err
Doctor, oas rsdne id Sbnen bod an
SD Sbnen aud, meme GndOige~
nnltuDrtet Der Nr5t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
GeHthte ~glnmMctmas.

Special Bargains in AZ aoQ. Sloune
ctngs gu CSC, 89c, ST. 80 nnb $l.98, tpertE
bas Soppelte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
3 r.

,@ifen sic, STR neuer 8aiitrer
ineint aber nidt gong auf Der 6bbe Der
8iIoung sa feben, ct perpeblelt tpenigs
lfens oft MIR llro mit.T
,Ob ba 1T er immer nod better als
Der alte, Der pepedielte Bitter mem ul'o
bein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Tafdlenfmater

15e9ubenb 6emftit6eb 0amen-S ai9en=
tiider, eeftidt in 8eiB unb Garbe, mertb
l5c, zoe unb 25c ; fir Nat>8erfauf mn
IOc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Garhtee 9mrah 81 6Sr

so Stid gpeciaI- @infauf fiir BEN Wfais
Gerfauf ; ale neueiten S6attirnngen, "A
2ou brett, gepobnlt6er Getatl Brets 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
s1.19 per SUB.
50 per 3mb.
SnNifme Qeinen

gu 73c. Seine inbiide 2einen, ppue
8reite, pertb l5c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
75c Die 9arD:

665Oa. 0amaf, geblei6t unb Creme, arose
Nuspabl bon Wfnitern, tpertb sec, SIC,
90c un6 ST..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Oas SdIob Ger pdpffe in
Qpi9non.

8a& Sem 5ran5Diiden bon Maria Silben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Goo bic Warb:

10 Stiid beuti6er tiirfii6-rotber Tamaft
paI6edt, 60 3ou brett, tpertb 75c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16
Setmem Separt.
soc S;e Nara:

QUO DIE yafD:
10 Stif rein leinen 9omait, Creme une
WetB, 80 3oa brett, tpertb 60c, Csc une
Toe Die garb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-05-16

y AaI, u1rtIih 3adtriden, Gymnotus electricus
Der 3itteraI. bss Berinhsthier Der beribmten bio. eIef
srii6eu Beriuhe Mercnhcr b. Sambrlnts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18
SOBER FAors PLAINLY Pur BIZ
B. ROBINSON & co.

We elaim-and we prepared to back our claims BY
facts-dotcnri0M Iacts-that in seasonable clothing
that clothing suitable for such weather
now having-our stock is great enough in extent and
variety to suit the wants Of and meet the views Of all
reasonable men.
That point disposed Of we come 10 the important
question Of price. 1t does not follow that because we
do not indulge in periodical pyrotechnic displays
play on tomtoms. our prices not always the low
est-style, quality and workmanship considered As
matter Of fact ueydre. As instance cite these
Twelve Dollar Cs12) Suits of ours. The variety we
most of the popular Mid Summer fabrics-Serges,
Worsteds Chevioteens and light and airy Cassmeres.
We put these TwelveDolar Suits of against those
sI3, ga. els sl6 Suits that have been so loudly
trumpeted of late the greatest bargains earth"
Talk is very cheap-facts are what count. We make
statement and we are back Of IL.
In the lighter fabrics. such Alpacas. Drap Etes
Pongees, Mohars Scilians, &C, &C. &C. &C. Our stock
is thoroughly complete. Our prices dliodys right
We this season showing the handsomest patterns
in Tennis and Tourists Shirts we've ever handled
They come in Wool, Pongee-or Raw Sik-and in Silk
and Wool Mixtures. Also Scottish and Irish fabrics
made of silk and linen Blazers, Belts, Caps &C., &c.
in great variety. White and Fancy Flannel Outts-in
fact and in truth anything and everything gentle
man is likely to want wish for in Summer Clothing
for dress, business or outing purposes. Correct in
style. Right in price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

Providence helps those who help themselves.
The energetic business men of Georgetown ev-
identity intend to know their own minds and
the extent Of their ability to aid in the work Of
canal repairing before to-morrow's conference.
ihey can then speak effectively and to the
point The gathering at Cumberland last night
indicates that Western Marylandis also enlisted
In campaign Of practical measures for canal
repair. IL the other interests along the canal
show the same concern in restoring their Sec
lions OF the waterway that the men Of George
town exhibit In preserving the Georgetown
level, and the canal company and the bond
holders do what is right in the matter, the re-
ssoration Of the canal will be quickly removed
from the class Of impossible things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

A New York physician is reported as saying
that during an epidemic of diphtheria in that
city there were five time as many cases on the
shady side of the street as on the sunny side.
This. on its face, would seem to be important
If true. But the trouble about the alleged
physicians statement is that it is difficult to
tell what he means. Does he mean those
streets on which the fronts of the houses are
most In the shade and the rear premises ex-
posed TO the sun, or Uice versa? And if which.
then whyf The chances, however, probably
are that those houses where the rear premises
are well exposed to the sum- and therefore kept
dry and warm by its rays, will be most free
from diseases affected by atmospheric condi-
tions, whatever the physician In question may
have said or meant to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18
THREE DAYS FoR CHrLpRrs

The Palais Royal devotes Monday, Tuesday Wed.
nesday, June IL. is, 10, to a Grand Exhibition Of
Chiidrens Goods. The display will demonstrate chill
dren may be clothed here from head to feet both in
elusive.
Special prices quoted for the latest Novelty Cans
and Robes for Baby for the and charming Dresses
for Little Children for the Shirt Waists for the Bows
and every garment necessary Big Girls youns
ladies)
Having made a speciality Of Children's Goods for
twelve years the variety at the Paais Royal will De
found to be very comprehensive 1t is not everywhere
mothers will find Misses Cotton and Cambria Under
wear in all sizes and styles; for instance Corset
Covers Again warranted Fast Black Socks for baby
are not always to be elsewhere Tolerably sure
such variety of Corset Waists elsewhere Quite posi-
tive no such stock of Chdrens White Dresses and for
very good reason-the Palais Royals stock ia twice
its ordinary size owing to the late great purchase
White Suits Of which you'll find brief mention below
THE PALAls ROYAL.
Continued belowD
s1- ChiIdre,i's Cotton Underwear, Q,r@ts ShaauLs
Cups Dresses listers, etc, Cd foor kerator an Jas
sage adjoining GIOUe Dept, rear Of Sore No. IIIs
ia. ace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

This is the week of general exhibitions in
the public schools of Washington. The handi-
work of the pupils, as evidence of the progress
they have made in their several branches of
study, Is exhibited, and to a multitude of spec
tators sufficiently great to show the keen inter-
est felt by our citizens in educational matters.
Last year these displays were made in a group,
and the parent or friend who wanted to find a
certain child's contribution had to search for it
through a more or less extensive department;
and even then, unless the work was of distin-
guished excellence in some particulars. the
quest was fruitless, for only the best were Sc
lected for exhibition. This year the white
schools have gone to the opposite extreme.
They have paid all attention to individualizing,
and none to the choice of the finest workman
ship. The result is that the friend of the
school system as whole, having a personal
interest IL no special pupil, but DESTROYS of
seeing what height the most diligent or the
most gifted have attained, must make the
round OF the entire city in order to satisfy him.
self Would it not be a good idea next year to
combine the two plans-a committee of teach
ers selecting certain amount of the very best
work, including the products both of natural
ingenuity and of well-applied systematic study,
and arranging them for exhibition in some CEN
tral place; at the same time reserving to the
several grade rooms the display of the pro-
gress OF the rank and file of those grades? The
observer could visit the central exhibition and
see the cream of the years work in all the
schools, and thence go to the school or schools
attended by the children in whose education he
feels personally the strongest concern thus
covering the entire ground with little waste of
effort, and at the same time being able to
measure the work of the pupils in whom he is
individually interested by the standard of the
best endowed and most Industrious children in
the same grades throughout the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18
CH1LDREN's WHITE SUITS
cages ] 70 4 years.

Some of the most charming novelties are nm in
Cambria, Nainsook India Linen, and Persiausyn
Some Of the Empire and "Directoiren les i'm
Hemstitched Embroidery Suits are truly Pam.
The prices-6sc., Zoe, s5c. Csc. Slabs,
sL4s. s16s. s1ss. s2.25. s2.6s. o.. %. 80,
$685. s3es. s46s. s4.9s. s5.9s, se6se.ss.
s74s, 81 9s. ss.ss. ss.9s. sl0.6s. slO.sll. ss.
and sI2.9s.
Csc Cambria Mother Hubbard" Dressacked
yoke and four tucks in skirt: neck and slee trim
med with embroidery.
csc. for Nainsook Gretchen" Dresses. abort
waist is tucked; the skirt with deep hem; neck.
and sleeves trimmed with embroidery.
THE PALAISlAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

Halifax thinks it has new idea in ''sum-
mer carnival" 1t has. 1t is welcome to keep
1t All the carnival the average human being
cares for In midsummer is a chance to get out
OF reach of everything that reminds him If the
temperature, to wear as few clothes as dGcency
will permit, to have as much ice at his disposal
as he can use, and to enjoy abundant leisure to
swing a palm-leaf fan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

Another suspect in the Cronin case has been
seized. He is believed by the police to be a
more promising candidate for the attentions OF
the Execution company Of Chicago than the
other persons toward whom their suspicious
have been directed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18
The Star Out of Town.

The 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. G." But all
such orders must be accompanied By TIE money,
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CH1LDREN's WHITE Su1rs.
(Age D12 years.

(Age IL years.
Every convenience for ~ ing on the Suit ou fancy
and any alteration you suggest free Of cAar0.
The list of prices only gives an idea Of tie variety
The pretties and most Stylish Ready MadeSuits no,
hare seen THIS You will think SO ifyou dom,
say so.
THE PRICEs.-s1, 1.50. $3.50, s2.75. 3, $3.50.
"a, So. 81. 81. ss. $3.50. 90 $40. sIl. sl5O, sl2
s13.
The s1.50 Suits have plain skirts with hel plated
waists with two rows of embroidery back al front
Neck and sleeves also embroidered All size from
to years The materials alone would cost "a more
than u. 90. Equal surprises at other prices.
THE PALAIs HAI.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

What has become of the great Chippewa In
dian outbreak? Have the Indians broken I'm
again? Are the substantial consequences of a
controversy between handful of encroaching
whites and Q handful Of drunken Indians
found, upon investigation, to be inyisible2
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What is the extraordinary statement,
MANUFACTURERS Cthe leading manufacturer
of New York; SAMPLES OF ENTERTAINMENTS AT
CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN THE PRICE OF
MATERIALS
To be just to the Palais Royal and to yourself it
must be stated that all sizes not to be had in each
STYLE and that some pieces show the handn, of the
drummers." BUT. like all samples, the materials and
finish are of the very best
WHAT THE GARMENTS ARE WORTH.
In giving the ,pOrta of the garments compar,son has
been made with those garments in regular stock
which are like them in quality
,o, THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18
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saks and Companys great s14 Suit sale il in every
bodys mouth. It's town talk. We've introduced them
to you and you're looking after them very promptly
It's the entire stock of Cashmere and Cheviot SUITS
Sacks and Frocks-without regard to previous price
marked down to s14. Some were s2s; you're welcome
to those at ga Others were s25. s22, eco and els
and those are unrestrictedly yours at FOURTEEN
DOLLARS It's ersry suit Of these materials in our
hOuse-you don't need any affidavit to that efect-Our
tcord Is nuacient
Third floor Elevator
ANOTHER SPOKE IN THE WHEEL.
While it's nothing new for us to carry Boys thin
clothing. Apacas, Pongees, Ducks, Mohars, seersuck
ers. and things that order-we've never made the
effort in that direction we're making this season As
far as we've gone we've always had COM
plete line, but the field has been broadened
Blazers, thin stufs in kits, White, and
Fancy Vests. and in fact everything that
could be asked for in this line we can show YOU The
patterns have been selected the variety
becoming to juveniles.
Isecond floor.
DEMAND EXCEEDED THE SUPPLY.
Our stock Of Outing Shirts got little depleted
toward the latter end of last week. Everybody seemed
to want one at the time. Full up again-A pat
terms that haze taken here and this fresh invoice
includes score more of entirely combinations
Our qualities are touched for. so cents to $3.50
Windsor scarfs for the Nelige shirts-the only
proper thing to with them-A big ne-all pretty
shades and patterns-5O cents Talking of scarfs you
ought to have three, four or half dozen Washables
Our Washables are French goods. Odd patterns
cents
The saks and Company Collars-1Oc, and Cuffs
l5c.-are success Everybody who has tried them
likes the fit, style and fnsh-and they like the price
altogether they're popular" Sizes complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-18

Sitting Bull Is not so i'll that he weakens in
his chronic opposition to proposeds Indian
treaties with the United States. He is ..aoin
the government every time.