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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19

.. - ,,,, ,.d,uy Paint No ono tond nv
,ae II Tor ESprc.. TH vn, IL tr wa. t tS s .se
And vet a man walked ny. rcau !ic s'pn un hsuS
door and then bilrtcd out. " itahs u ""H " wv
Of paint on my slecvcr ,,,uA An. ,r,naeton
INT didn't Won soe the siHn = Askco '"c P'"P' .
Than Won should havo bcen carrfn ..,... A,
meant Won i,ad paint 10 seil had painted your -
WisSt YOU. air. II might msAn paint on your sso@ -
ri know l((DetTott FIN Hyoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATIONS.
. STRONG COMBINATION REPORTED 1N0LoDiN'
TIE GOULD SYSTEM AND GULF

A STRONG COMBIN
THE GOULD SYSTEM AND GULF
STEAMSHIP LINES
,,.o Gan. "a ,spcciap-A railway news bureau
s,xs. Entirely without publicity ana without ~
knowledge OF a single railroad not Directly
I ,:oud has succeeded In forming his iaeai rao"-
os.,ca,ion. Its title Is the Southwestern na'mo"
and steamship Association and 1t ihcmue' Oh ~
sou,h NJ Kansas City and west OF the Missouri NV o.
,, .os s,.tcd last night that J. F. Goddard had AZ
ceuted the chairmanship. To-day tho iu'' ' $1,000
told a. follows: The lines In the tcrri'"l9 "
have long felt the need OF a strong aSsoe'a'' n
NJ the existing agreements suited. ana '"! "ouH ~"
BOON ouctIv working for year over the fo'matoh U.
an agreement which will DC strohg e"o'e" , n,-
every line to do az it should. lie mas peeh 'o''
,,o,o,r successful Two weeks ago to-day the prcsi-
dopts Of all the roads Interested met In new o'A A
.igped n castron agreement when ao'oiu'cH P'0
rcp,s disastrous rate wars. Under TIE nc" "e'.o
mont an executive committee was aPpo'' ,
powers as autOrratc as are ''o'o " -. =,
e Dusso Thi, executive committee CONSIST, WI
the vicc.presidc and general nahH6et' % "
H. Clark vi the Missouri Pacific inc UNI" W.
president. j. c. Stubs. Of the southei" r"'.u' .0
General traffic m,nagcr Mr.. Waldo. OF the missouri
vopsos and Texas: Judge J. d. Springer assistant 10
Pre- .dcut Marvel OF the AtchiSOn system. ana - IL.
MALLORY representing the Mallory Stcam-hip ana o.hc
occan Ilres This committee has absolute co, i ~
rate, a, well other subjects. Jay r h"m"o on the
g. tied hand and foot and can Order ITO cIln. WI
NJ, nnri IsciHc which Will affect It's competitors eA
cept with the consent Of the exetnsSS ecnn Of
Under any and all crcun stances ING uc'l cTar
,ainr,v ~ The executive committee + ifai i'r'
man goddard. Of the Western PASSENGER A = r. n"m
ha, been elected chairman IN the a ~ The Cent raj Traffic
Association In both cases the cah.aS I,hS c."n ha,
tee settled the men, but in se Of the the new
final action been taken. The headquarters VI '' "
~ socatiOn will be In Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
DISSATISFIED WITH TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.

Dissatisfied WITH TIE IILI.''r' '''''''''
Hartford Conn. sept 1s.-The meeting ot III. us
satisfied stockholders ~ the Illinois 'cnra Na'r'"
Company held at the Board Of Trade rooms th> "o'"
Inc was largely attended. There were P''H'"' wv
presidents Of insurance companies anu o" ~
nriya,r capitali>ts. Francis b. Cooley, VINO a'"p'o"
Tho annual meeting last year. spoke OF the cohduo'
OF the road. The meeting was also andir''en "
f. c. Mason, of Chicago, who represents lhe ~"
holders in that city A special committee cohs7''"s
Of Francis =. Cooley eX-presdcnt VI the hAchanso
National Bank James g. Batterson. pres'ueht Va '''
Travellers Insurance Company ana 'e''c' ~ Wv
i,.n, ., tho National Fire Insurance Company,
v,s app,intcd tn represent the Hartford storKhoe''
and any Others who will send proxies to them: ine
purpose Of the committee is to oppose an honc
ran't,I and costly extensions, and 70 Nc''tc n'n n
n',gcmrnt and economy IN conducting the i,'dn.
They voted prepare suitable proxies sa c ee ~ ali
with the Hartford hoard Of Trade 10 De gwen " al
stockholdcrs who may send for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune ONCE Sept. Il? u. m-'F"r "es'nsl
div air and light northwestrry bT'i', pe,u'. 49,.
day The temper p,urc ranged between w ana - arS
the average (D0a.) being Ia higher t""" "" Wv '
ing div ilst year. and ~ higher Una" u" WV" ~
"T IN ,nd near thI. city to-day there will probably
watnri genri ally far wrAth't
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-05

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and Blanhs
Il required by county officers Tor the use Of
the courts or Tor office use. supplied to order by
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING H0USE.t
Whitaker street.. Savannah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

This world is fun of hopefuls. despite the
numerous suicides. Here is Mr.. Campbell of
air-siiip fame, who is preparing to fly over
Niagara Falls jus: above the water in a ma
chine that is combination of balloon and
electric artificial bird. There is just gas
enough to float the balloon part few feet and
a small electric battery propels the wings and
sundry propellers. MIR. Campbell says he pro-
poses to make the trip two weeks from next
Wednesday, and after trial trip. Mr.. Camp
bell, if serious in this matter, would do well to
make several trial trips and then decide that
the machine requires further improvements
1t would also be wise to change the place of
the final test Of his machine. The public will
not insist that he drown himself as the penalty
Of q flaw in his calculations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

The comparatively small increase in gov
eminent expenditure caused by efforts to es-
tablish better commercial relations with Latin
America Is money well expended The val
liable trade of that vast region. prolific in
natural products desired by our manufacturers
and the field We find there for our own prod
uets, should long ago have shaped legislation
that would have made our footing secure in
that quarter. But action now-resolute. con-
timed, enlarged aetiOn-is likely soon to atone
in some measure for former shortcomings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Party organs have disputed whether or not
any considerable changes were made by the
finance committee of the Senate in the
tariff bill Of the Ways and means committee Of
the House. II numbers of amendments are to
be taken into consideration the statement of the
former committee ought to conclude the mat
ter There were just three hundred changes
made. Some OF these were radical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

WE HAVE ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
DRESSES OF THOSE FINE SCOTCH 6INd-
HAMS. WHICH WE WILL SELL. ON MONDAY
AT THE Low PRICE OF TWELVE AND
HALF CENTS PER YARD.
ALSO SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN BLOCK
pLAIDS OF ALL SIZES AND BEAUTIFUL
COlOhTNGS AT THE Low PRICE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF BLACK
DRAPERY NETS. WHICH MUST BE SOLD
THEY HAVE ALL BEEN REDUCED FROM
90 TO so PER CENT IF YOU ARE IN
WANT OF DRESS OF THIS KIND IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR STOCK.
~ n SINISTER SONS,
9l9 PENN. AVE.
ONE PRICE. 3el4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
"WASrs~-WE Dos'r-You Do.
BOYS PERCALE SHIRTS.
BOYS WHITE SHIRTS.
BOYS FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS.
-KILTs-HALvED IN PRICE.

-kILTs-HALvED IN PRICE
A THREE DAYS SALE
We've got some BOYS PERCALE SHIRTS
laundered-very pretty patterns-but We do not
want them. They have sold for 81 and sl.25.
reversible cuffs go with each shirt. Sizes run l2.
l2h, Island a very few l3X.
so CENTS
is all we want for them.
There are few WHITE SHIRTS that have go,
soiied by handling-same sizes as the Percales.
They are "done up" but you'll have to have 'em
done over again They are our regular 75c. and
81 qualities. Take 'em at
As CENTS
that are good enough. Lotso houses in this town
carry them the best they can get. There's merit
in them. or we would never have had them. But
we've found better one-something that's more
satisfactory to our trade. Naturally the BEST will
supersede the ,airiy good. There's q feature to
these-the detachable waistband belt
They're FLANNEL Waists
The 81 quality we've marked
60 CENTS
The s1.75 and 81 qualities-plain and
fancy Flaunels-we've marked
-sL25.-
Some White Flannel ones-they're at
stop notch" of style for children-S2. S225
qualities-we'ye marked
This size will run from up to and 10
years.
If there's one item of juvenile stock-more than
ano,herthat is susceptible to change at the fantess
breath Of fashion it is kits. Merit season-is sea-
son's-will be as oldfashoned as though they were
generation old We never attempt to show you any
bygonesand get rid of all this seasons no,o we've
put the knife tight in the middle of the price, So
The IS ones are ST.
The 81 ones arc SO So
The So ones are So
The 50 ones 81. 3d.
The 81 ones are Sc
The 81 SO ones are Sl.25-
just call TO mind those styles you've been admir-
ing-They'Ye here at mag price
Thr zee days for all of these items:
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
That's the only stipulation we make-They must
be bought within our time You can afford to do that
though.
SAYc Ann CD,fpaNv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

So far no Boston newspaper has come to the
defense Of John L. Sullivan against the slight
putupon him by the Columbia Athletic Club of
Washington. though Nr. sullivan has been OF
great value 10 the Boston press rs q newsmaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Senator Sherm an and Governor Fitz Lee are
horseback riding at Natural Bridge, which may
account for the peculiar changes of weather we
are experiencing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Guiana as well Molokai has its leper
martyr-hsro. Rev. John Baker Of the Re-
denP,orist order is another Father Damien,
and civilization gathers an aureole about it.
s.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

The summer campaign has been opened
along the life line. A man was drowned in the
surf at Cane Nav Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
TH1sk Deeply

THINE Drrprr
When you are contemplating purchase Of anything
in our line, matter how small may be the amount
involved.
ACT WISELY
by coming to box over our large and weli-assorted
stock Of all that Is new and seasonable.
CUTAwAY SUITS.
Electric Blue Serge strictly all WOOL fast color lap
Sc ANS, double stitched. serge lined throughout
ATs13.5O.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS,
Fine vale coriscrew strictly all wool silk faced fat
bound serge lined AT sla7a
CUTAwAY SUITS,
Light mixture and broken plaids serge lined double
stitched.
Light coOrs. gray mixed decided and broken plaids,
SILK LINED THROUGHOUT. double stitched,
AT sIO7a
SACK SUITS.
Only few left; sizes 4 to 40: neat dark mixture.
serge lined, double stitched.
AT s4o2.
ALPACA CoATs-s1.5 so. 81. rs. e.. $3.50 and s3.
New invoice Of CHILpREN's PANTS, ages 4 to Is
years. at Sc.
Only few SAILOR SUITS. ages 3 to 10 years. .
Toe. and 81.
OFFICE COATS. stripes and checks 2oc On sal
Monday. Wednesday and Friday (morning only fro m
10.
200 dozen CELLULOID COLLARS at l9c apiece
CUFFS, SOC. q pair.
Ten PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
s27 AND 92s 7TH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Je23 Open Saturday until IL pm.
OUE ENTIRE LINE OF OPAQUE WINDOW
" Shades. Hartshorn patent roller. plain dado,
s9ld Il ii IS 81 S sd s aSS eGGs
lust RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF GOOD OUAL-
Ky Fancy Mating, 127sc per yard; 20 per roll
js.SI.2ts 715 and TAI Sth a. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

The captains Of British scaling vessels in
Behrins Sea say they will catch seals where
they please and will fight before they will be
captured There is no use Just now for the
tanned skins OF British ship captains but no
doubt the inventive genins Of America can
oyeryone that difficulty and We will no. only
have the sea! skin business. bat a new industry
as we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
The BosroS VARIETY SroR,
Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of
EpF 4 4 8 . sssss
3 BsR , IA g a6 &c ssss
In the City and at Prices unequaled
CLUB RAGS

CLUB BAGS.
Imit=tion Alli2ator-l0 inch. Csc. IL inch, 81 10;
Ia inch. Sl.25; 10 inch $1.49.
Best-quaity Cauvas-l0 inch 59c IL inch, 6ec. /;
Ia inch. sec. 6 inch. Csc.
Real Grain. Canvas Lined-IO inch 81 rs: II inch.
SLAB; IA inch. eI.69: 16 inch. S1.9s.
Real Grain. Leather Lned-1 inch, 81 9S; IL inch.
81. 40; a inch. 81. 9S. III inch. s3.49
Genuine Alligator. Leather Lned-10 inch. S39S;
II inch, "a 40; Ia Inch, 81. 50: 10 inch. s5.49.
CABIN BAGS.
Fine Grain Cabin Bag. Patent Frame. Leather
Iined-12 inch, s4.9s; Ii inch, s5.9s; 10 inch.
s69S.
GLADSTONE BAGS.
Canvas waterproof-14-inch. sI.49; l6-inch,
Sl.79: 1S inch, q l. IS; 20 inch, 81. 40
Pressed Leather-l4 inch. SL19. l6 inch, Sl.9S;
Is inch, s2.49; 20 inch. 81. 80.
Imitation Allgator-14 INCH clos; l6 inch S2.49;
is inch, 81. 80; inch, S29S.
Real Grain-14 inch, $219; 10 inch, az 9S: Is
inch. s3 40; 20 inch, s3.9S
Real Grain. Leather Lned-l4 inch a. 40; 10 inch
si.99; Is inch 80. 40; 20 inch, IS 3D.
Canvas Telescope Bsgs-l3 in, 59c. Ii inch 6ec :;
lG inch 19c.; IS inch. S9c 20 inch, 81 49, -, inch
: I.39, "a inch, sl49.
These Bags have leather corners and extra long
straps and waterproof.
All Bags except Telescopes have the best quality
locks.
nne line Of Furnished and Unfurnished BaQs I'm
Fine Quality Alligator and English -sewed Grain
Collar aud Cuff Boxes. Trunk. Shoulder and shaw
stgsrs Toilet Cases, Flgsks. SC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Secretary Blaine Is willing to scratch the
back of South America. bat he does not want
it forgotten that North America has also a
spinal column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

IL rs condition, not a theory. which con-
fronts Senator Quay in Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Small favors thankfully received few hail
stones in Washington and iee-Heids in the red
planet Mars"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

bi-metallic ticket for 1892 would be Reed
OF Maine and wolcott OF Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Great Britain and France are still striving &c
effect an alliance against Newfoundland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

IL American congressional we're to initiate
Irish parliamentary constituencies in holding
meetings eondemnatory OF absentees there
might be less sbsenteeism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

II EkAAIoSEs.GEoRGE A. CARLISLE, NJ D.,
q $40 9 st. n w.: Warrington, y. C. All diseases Of
The SKIN successfully treated. Growths or disdgur.
ing blemishes skilfully removed. Hours: IOa N 10
S p. m Appointments tor other hours bymaiI Dr.
CARLISLE, $50 ST. tseaator's Row. mSI-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

A the republicans were plagued by divisions
In shs great silver ball reference fight 30 the
denocrats wsrs IN the final round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

The silver discussion has the effect of de-
partyizing parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

The Indiana editors are in town. Fore.
warned u iorearms1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
,e23-tojy3
BRIso Us Youn BOYS.
SMITH Il wARDWELL,
505-70G-709 Market Space.


BEFORE YOU TAKE THE YOUNG
STEERS AWAY FOR THE SUMMER BRING
THEM HERE AND LET Us FIT THEM
OUT WITH A GOOD, STRONG. SERVICE
ABLE SUIT OF ALL WOOL, CHEvIoT OR
CASHMERE AT %. JUST TEE THING
TO STAND THE HARD KNOCKS AND
ROUGH USAGE OF THE COUNTRY.
OF COURSE. We HAVE CHEAPER
SUITS AS WELL AS MORE EXPENSIVE
ONES: But FOR SERVICE. RELIABLE
ITY AND GENERAL EXCELLENCE OUR
sHoRT-PANTs SUITS AT 50 AND LONG,
PANTS SUITS AT $40 ARE UNEQUALED
BY ANY OTHER DEALER IN WASHING
TON.
WE ALSO HAVE A FULL. LINE OF Neg
LIGEE Shirts SHIRT WAISTS AND
ANYTHING OR EVERYTHING IN FUR
NIsHING GOODS FOR MEN. BOYS AND
CHILDREN. ALL AT OUR EXTREMELY
MODERATE PRICES. CALL AND EX
ANIME THEM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

nUR FIRST QUALITY OF OILCLOTH Is LOWER
~ III price than Nc. Z, yard wide, lie No, 2. extra
heavy. in fancy marble, 2Ic. No. =, very best 29c
All ON account of our clearing sale. KAUFMAN's
Double Combination, / TN St je21.:,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
OFFICE or
WOODWARD Z LorHRor.
COR. nth AND = STA NV.
OFFICE or


COR. nth AND sra NV.
MosDAr. Jusr %. 1890.
NAVY BLUE DRESS GOODS
Owing to the unprecedented demand
for Navy Blues we have recently pur-
chased q large assortment Of Dress
stufs in this color. which we shall
place on sale tomorrow ct the follow.
ing popular prices:
Navy Blue ALL Wool ladies' Cloth,
SO inches wide, soc, 75c aud 81 per
yard.
Navy Blue All Wool Broadcloth. SO
inches wide. 81. 81 so and Sc per
yard.
Navy Blue Mohair Briliiantine, 40
inches wide. Soc. 75c and 81 per
yard.
Navy Blue ALI Wool Henriettas. SO
inches wide. SOC. peryara: 40 inches
wide, 7oc. and 81 per yard
Navy Blue Storm Serge. 10 inches
wide. 75c. per yard; so inches wide,
81 per yard Unequalled values.
Nirst floor. annex)
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT..
The most desirable Summer Fabric
is Linen We are showing grea, va.
riety stamped in new designs suita-
bic for Toilet Dinner AMI Lunch
Draperies
We are the only ones making dis
play of the popular Roman Floss. IL
affords effective work with less Ia
Dor.
Hammock Pillows. stamped In sim.
pie but effective designs Linen,
Cotton or Silk are the materials
used.
Children's Rockers. stamps for seat
and back on concordia
Canvas Silk Bags. suitable for trav-
cling and shopping. We are also
showing material for the making Of
these bags.
For Summer Lounging Pillows We
are showing japanese Cotton Crepe.
Crochet Silk Bags for Handker.
chiefs. Very convenient for ladies
travelling. as it takes up very little
space in the trunk.
Drapery Silks at reduced prices.
Chamois Skins and Kid used for
making up Fancy Articles.
Second floor, annex) -
sILKs.-The following two special
values are now on sale:
24-inch Wash Surah at only 75c
per yard
24-inch China Twill. Black ground
with fancy flower effects. Only 81
per yard.
First floor. annex.)
MISSES AND CHILDREN's LINoN
DRESSES REDUCED
Childrens Fine India Linen Dresses.
trimmed with fine embre llery. sizes
O. and 10 years. Reduced to s375
each.
Childrens Fine India Liron Dresses,
embroidery trimmed. Sizes 4, @, 8
and 10 years. Reduced 10 50 each
Childrens Fine India Linon Dresses,
handsome all over embroidered
skirts waist trimmed with eInbroid-
cry. Sizes 4, o, s and 10 years. Re-
duced to 81 SO each.
Misses India Linon Dresser, trim
med with embroidery Sizes IA and
years. Reduced TO So each.
An odd line Of Misses Extra Fine
India Linon French Nainsook and
Lace Dresses. handsomely embroid-
cred and trimmed with ribbon. Sizes
IL. IA and 10 years Reduced to
$l0each. very choice selection.
fThird fioor)
REDUCTIONS EXTRAoRDI-
NARY IN PARAsoLs-Ladies' 2e-
inch Pongee Parasols. with lining OF
self color Red and Blue. Reduced
TO 81 80 each
Ladies' 22-inch Changsable Silk
Parasols, in Red. Blue, Brown and
Gray
Reduced from s6.1 TO $3.50
each.
Reduced from o. 30 TO IS each.
Reduced from IS to 81 each.
Reduced from Gig to 50 each.
Ladies' 22-inch Powered Stripe
Parasols. in Tan and Brown, Old
Rose. Helotrope and Blaek-and-
White. Reduced to s5 each.
Frst ioor.)
GL0VES.-We are showing a com.
plete line Of the popular Retrogade
Gloves best made and fitting Mitt in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
Lrsr Or CHrLpREs,s Goops.

Csc Children's French Caps.
sl25 Small ohildren's bingham Dresses ....-....7se
G5c. Shirt Waists. all
soc Shirt Waists all
s0c. Black SILK
35c Plain and Ribbed Lisls
sse l0-in An-siIk Sash RiDbons.
25c. sin Beta all colors.
loc. Cotton Belts all coors.
Csc seallopsd and Embroidered HAndkerehiefsl 2ssc
40 p~r cant of marked pr,css os all oinshsan and
Flannel Suits. Coats. SIX Hose.
THE PALArs ROYAL.
A. LisSEH
Corner lssh st. and rs. az. ss2i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

Mrws Srock -TAk1se PRIcEs.
Department Near Door No. ll19 Pa. aveD
2 for 25c. Pure Linen Collars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ose' Scafis' al
~oe. hnot loc
25c. Washable Fourin- Hands. .19c
35e. Silk Finished Isle Socks
Sl25 Silk Plated Half Hose
50 so English Flannel 60
s125 26in. Paragon Frame "Gloria" Umbrellas 10
81. 30 2S-inch Warranted "Gloria" Umbrellas 81 80
12,fc. Pure Linen Tape Border Haudkerchiefs loo
35c. China Silk Hemstitched Handkerchief ... 29c
75c. Japanese Silk Hemsttched Handkerchiefs 80. SOC
81 50 Castor Beaver Gloves. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23

nUK ENTIRE LINE OF OPAQUE WINDOW
" Shades; Hartshorn patent roller plain or dado,
that sold at 40. 30 90, 30 and S9c. Your choice
tor 59c.. at KAUEMAN'S Double Combination, 18th
ST. Sc. je2l-3t
lust RECEIVED AN INVOICE OF GOOD OVAL
of 40 yards. BLUM'S
t52l-2t' AS and TAT 9Th St s q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
TIT n H ERE
+ III / / + T. /.
F ! 4 s . f / E E
ON THE NEW STORE

TIN SALE CONTINUED.
We had prepared
for big day, Saturday. in
our Tin Ware Depart
ment We had it. But
not nearly as big
a. it would have been had
the weather been more
favorable. So, as these tin
sales are rare occs-
sions, Well continue this onel
another day,
Aud give you another dash
at the following
on Tuesday:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-23
SEAsos.BLr SUMNER Goops.

IT the pslsis Royal ~ p0t
and Kinds. but reductions
ment The mos, staple eocds
the entire stock OF White
India Linens. NsinsoofS
PiQues. Swiss, TsrletsnS
ten per cent discount. Ten
Of goods that were slways
gin Of profit lie really q con.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-28
SHE had BEEN KISSED.

She was a very pretty young girl
from the country and was visiting her
cousin in New York. She was out for
a stroll with a masculine member OF the
family in one Of the most secluded Dor
lions Of Central Park.
Jennie" he was saying to her, "a
girl here in the city must allow the
gentleman whopilots her around all the
kisses that he calls for or else other
young ladies are sure to laugh at her.
Now, being laughed at wouldn't be
pleasant for you, 1 know, and in order
to prevent it I will now kiss those ruby
lips of yours" and then the young
Ananias suited the action to the words,
Very soon they met a bevy of young
ladies, who, noticing the somewhat
green appearance of the country girl.
began to laugh quite loudly.
Jennie's face was red with anger as
she turned upon the merry group.
You needn't laugh and turn up Your
noses at me-" said she, for I'd have YOU
to know that I've been kissed as much
as you have" and, giving her head a
defiant toss in the air. she walked away
with her bewildered escort.