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Forty Boulangists have gone over from
France to Jersey TO consult with the general
and the next fash Of Jersey lightning may re-
veal the tumbling walls Of the French republic
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w. M. SHusrrs & Sons,
01o PENNSYLVANIA AVE,

01o PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
wshsve jras received small line of DRESS ROBES.
Thsss goods choin and ere confined styles. They
cannot be Duplicated.
We have the best stock Of FINE DRESS GOODS Il
has ever been our pleasure to show
INDIA SILKS in AL colors and combinations fun
line Of the plsn coor both in dark and light shsdes
Our stock Of OUTING FLANNELs, in silk, Cotton
and WOOL wss never better assorted.
dIN0HAMs aud sATEENS. in Pisins Paids, Stripes
and Fancy Figures in great variety.
BLACK GOODS Of all kinds from the bes, mann.
facturers.
NUNS vE1LINGs, CAMEL's HAIR GRENADINES.
WOOL GRENADINES. SILK GRENADINES, with
Satin Stripes; MOHAIRs CAMEL's HAIR, SILK
ALPAcAs. TAMIsE. HENRIETTAs, and In fact .
fuli line Of Choice Black Goods
full line Of HOSIERY for Ladies' and Misses and
Gentlemen,
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.
Our stock was never better assorted White Goods
from the cheapest to the finest swiss Embroidery
made.
The largest and best stock of DRAPERY NETS in
Washington.
ONE PRICE W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS.
In Plain figures. .ns
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Great minds and the noses OF the great run
IN the same channel Chauncey VI. Depew and
the CEar Of Russia suffered simultaneously
with influenza and both are now recovering.
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twenty-five hundred Mormons from Ctah
are reported TO be ready to migrate to Canada
this spring. Quite an addition, by the way, to
the American COLONY
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MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. JUST RE-
M ceived 100 dozen Mems Laced Bacs Suspcnders,
regular price soc. special price pc. per pair.
apo-2t BLUM'S, 745'747 sth at. sc.
SILK SURAHS. ALL SHADES, 29c. % 40
- Beaded Wrap 81. 20. 40inch MOI airs in remnants,
29c KAUFMAN'S,
apo-3t 18th
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Those HAsAs SHOES.

l. HOSE f1ANAN Shoes.
Our announcement in this mornings Post
may have missed your notice. WE'RE THE :
ONLY APPOINTED AGENTS OF MEssRs
HANAN SON IN WASHINGTON.
'Twssn't mere chance we got it-Hard work
We were sure of it If it came to Washington at
all-but these shoers are conservative-and
don't branch out promIscuously. We told
them-you gentlemen appreciated good shoes
and IRE wanted to give you the oest-uanted
haeiTs-we got them.
popularity OF all Messrs Hanan's shoes Is
the ease and comfort that's IN them They've
taken the human foot under study-Every las.
they use shows their knowledge. Qualify is
what they're after. too They'd rather make
fve pair ri0hf-than to turn out five hundred
in the least way doubtful. They've got large
retail trade Of their own in New York CITY,
man buys one psir-after that he counts him
self a regular customer for Hanan's shoes.
Please every time.
We uohIt e&pcct you 10 pay their brOdQw3y
prices-They don't expect US to ask them O.
you. use your Judgment" they say--Give
ours the proper standing they deserve'-That's
all they demand Of US
There's NO argument but these are the BEST
READY-MADE SHOES IN THE COUNTRY.
Ererghtn0 GsO,f them is best. The materials
the skilled hands that have made them-the
brains that shaped the lssts-and the taste that
trimmed them.
The NATURA LAST Is . specially It's
broad-with good shspe-and plenty Of room
for your foot. It's designed for elderly gentle.
men and any with tender feet Plain toe
and broad, fat heels They're comfortable to
look at even.
Hanans use calf and kangaroo-the be,t-and
half dozen different shapes
The New ssrators,
The New Lenox
The Newport,
are three particularly hobby STYLES for Young
men.
It's higher grade footwear than has ever been
In Washington before and it won't cost any
more than you've been paying.
Let the next pair BIZ Hanan's-gentlemeu
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE BEST IN SHOES.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET
apo
FOR FINE ct9THING AT LOWEST PR CEs @
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishings. GIVE US
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HAT DEPARTMENT. BOYS POLO CAPS 90. :
AAChildren's Blue Cloth Jockeys, 25c Fancy Cassi.
mere Jockeys, 3ec. BLUMS,
apply 745-737 9Th st sc
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LASsBuRoH & BHo.y
INFORMATION COLUMN.

THE POPULAR NOTION THAT THE EASTER
HOLIDAYS 10 THE PROPER OCCASION FOR THE
| ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS Us TO
PUT ON EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS,
SPRING SILKS. WOOL AND COTTON DRESS
GOODS. THROUGH CONSTANT AND UNRENIc.
TING EFFORTS on OUR PART WE PRESENT TO
| THE PUBLIC AN ASTONISHING AND BEwILDER-
ING ARRAY or DRESS FABRICS. GATHERED
FROM TIE LEADING EUROPEAN CENrERs.
combined with extraordinary assembly Of materials
by the reliable domestic manufacturer forming
in all the
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
| VERY MODERATE PRICES
coLoRINGs OF THE LATEST. THE NEWEST OF
wEAvEs MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
| In conjunction with = grand display we will showa
line Of trimmings for these materials which in
beauty have never been equaled-
| OUR BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR THE PERFECT
L
PARAsoLs IN ALL THE NEW THINGS.
| Such LOVELY CREATIONS
| PARAsoLs TO MATCH ALL THE NEW SHADES
PARAsoLs To SUIT EVERY wHIM AND FANCY.
PRICES TO scIT ALL PURSES
| NEW THINGS IN LADIES' GARMENTS.
Scores of styles in Jackets cOnnemaras aud
| Pelerines, ali prices.
As special Easter Offering we will sell 500 Ladies
Jackets in Light and Dark Tan Raised Shoulder Bell
Sleeves. for s3sa
500 LADIES' cAPEs made Of ladies' Cloths of AN
Coiors, Plated Edge. S350.
$50 LADIES' BLAZERS OF FINE CLOTH in All the
New shades and Black. Avery NOboy Garment. %.
200 PELERINEs. Long Front Tabs Raised shoaI
| ders Handsomely Braided All Over for sIo
90 for q LADIES' ALL-wooL CoNNEMARA in
| Blue and Black All sizes
| cHILDREN's REFERS FOR sles Of Atwood
Material in Garnet and Blue. trimmed with Brass But
| tons Fauntleroy Collar.
cHILDREN's REFERS. s225.
in Light Gray All Sizes. The Most Stylish Misses
| Garment shown by Wonderfully cheap.
BE sURE TO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT DUR
ING THIS WEEK.
+ a w ssss
LII 4 II / III ssss
e. e. e. III 81 FL $ ?'S ILL., #.s
ESP Vuup kk oG GO III
| =. -. Esss Esf S "G
sa.sfa BBb RI 90 o" -.
apl 42o 422. 424 4ae SEVENTH sr.
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JuLrus LuSsprneu.
18TH AND STREETS
OFFERS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY THE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS IN CARPETS:
ADMINISTER
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The Paiais Royal may Be dotted down on Jour memo
randum - the place for your every dress want but
especially Monday for Dress Goods and Trim
minss. Every lady should see the
F. F. 4 4 { 4 4 t ::
E e. $'i$E A + IS.
Ek 90 7 "A LIZ. ssss
T.. s." C -. S s0s ErH ssxE TIT
TIT RRR II NM MN
+ kkRkR II NMMMMMM -.
7 kk H MN
: " N f III s ;'S e. T.
MMMMM II \ I'm Nh 9 ae So ssss =
DRrss THINNING L.cEs.

DREss TANNING LAcrs.
For drsping the Black silks Of which your
find mention in lower half Of this column offer
the following bargains:
4Sinch wide Brussels Nets. in Stripes and Polka
dots S1.3o. 81. 30. 81 6S. 81 % aud 81 35 yard
4S-inch Nets. in Figured Desgns 3l.25, $3.50
81 .6S and &2 yard.
4S-inch Extra Heavy Silk Tosca Nets 6S. 81 as,
g. 9S yard.
4s-inch Tosca Nets in Stripes and Figures, at only
81 yard
4S-inch Heavy Silk Russian Net only 15c yard.
No attempt at descriptions. since 1t would he in
vidious to point to any style specially good
value-ALL ARE BARGAINS, that is, unusually good
qualities at le prices
FOR TRIMMING WASH DRESSES.
The choicest are Hand msde linen vandyke Iaces in
Renaissance designs. High in price. but bargains
1slc. 10 Al Ii n yard
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N. w. GAR. Bno & Co.
JEwErLERs
sILvERsNrTHs
iio7 PENNSYLVANIA AVA
EASTER NOVELTIES
IN yEwELRY.

Attention 10 called to Cold. silvsr AMI Tortoise
shel fillets Of the newest desisns Brooches Lace.
scsn and Bonnet Pima. Gold and silver Belt
Buckles, Gold and SILVER mounted Carriers IN The
newest shaded
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In the Senate debate Thursday Mr.. Sherman

In the Senate debate Thursday Mr.. sherman
said: II think there Is a disposition In Con-
gress now to throw upon the people OF TINS
District. who are heavily taxed at best, great
many objects of expenditure which belong 70 the
government Of the United States, for instance,
such as the great tunnel that was put through
here. and which has been for the time aoan-
doaed. II is a cruel thing to compel the peo-
pie of this District to pay for that MI. Io-
munds agreed with Mr.. Sherman that no part
OF the cost of the Geological
Park should be placed upon tue
District bnt dissented from the suggestion that
there was any cruelty in compelling the DIS
trict tax payers to pay one-hah the cos. Oh 'he
abandoned tunnel He said: III the iegisia-
tnraos a state. through some mistake or mis-
ar,rsbsns,on. passes q Law which imposes
tar or a burden upon some part OF the
naonIs Of the state and not upon them
al a local matter and it turns out to
h. rn,or,nnate. have never heard Of a case
in which il was thought by anybody that those
local people had any claim in morals or In any
way upon the state to be reimbursed Tor the
mistake. because mistakes will happen in every
government
IL the building of this tunnel had been au-
thorized by Congress acting IN its capacity az
municipal legislature of the District then Sena-
tor Edmunds might be right. But the nation
built. paid for owned and controlled the orig
inal water works system Of the capital, and the
residents paid only for that part OF the water,
not needed by the government, which they were
permitted to use And when il was proposed
to extend the system it was also proposed TO
continue this exclusive national ownership
CONSEQUENTLY nv the original legislation the
United states undertook the work OF construct
ing this extension at national expense. Inc pro-
ieet was not treated as local IN any sense, and
there was no occasion for the District to crllcise
either the method or expense Of the extension,
as il would have hal the right to do II the
original proposition had been that 1t should
share the cost. Two years asterward as an
amendment to appropriation bill II was
provided, in effect. that the water-.akers, not
tine general tax PAYERS of the District, should
nav ope-half the cost OF this extension. They
had not asked the extension at their expense,
they had no control over the work, and evil
IDENTITY the basis of this exaction was the belief
that they would profit by the work and
should not get something for nothing.
But the consideration OF this in
piled contract has failed. the water
takers get no water from the tunnel. and ~
view of this fact the nation should cancel the
exacuon which 1t made by way Of afterthought,
and bear alone the consequences Of the blum
ders and misconduct OF its agents. To make
Use of its unquestioned power to extort mil
lion dollars from the local water-takers for
water which they never got is under the eir-
cumstances sheer robbery by the nation.
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LEATHER GOODS

travelling and shopping Bsss. Reticuies calcn-
oars. Forte foi'os~ Portemonnsies. Card Let,r
sno GAY Ticket Cases. Coin Purses, Novel Covers.
&c. OF the latest deSi.tns aud sh.ae. az ..ue,
ieather~ N ounted in sterling silver.
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III Governor Hill would only notice that the
Australian ballot system has not been able to
secure republican victories recently he would
take back that veto OF the Saxton bin.
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G0RHAM PLATE

New designs in CandelshrA individual Te-r.p,,
Dishes. scallop shells Pannakins aud Individual
Butter Plates. Compotieres Double D,shc, and
every article needful for the dinner table
hch Feather and GAUGE Fans. Silver and Gold
Mounted Canes, Umbrellas and Crop. apa-.t
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MITRE RUGS.
Moauette Body Brussels and Tapestry. 81 each.
Also unprecedented reductions in the CURTAIN
UPHOLSTERY aud FURNITURE Departments.
JULIUS LANsBURGH
apo 18th and + sts
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SOLID SILVER WARE

compotieres. Bon Bon Dishes. Bon Bon Borss
tonss and SPOONS Articles necessary for the
snnns table Toilet Articles Of every description.
oae spoons and small single Iiecss suitable for
souvenir
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Do You Wnsr Or,
WANT WHAT
A CRAYoN Oh PASTEL PORTRAIT.
WHY.
If yon do call at smiths Studio" where you will b
Mr. smith nniShes all WORK done at his Studio and
does FIRST-CLASs MONK ONLY
IL will 10 look st his portraits before giving
Your order.
H b. SMITH, Artist,
Open until pm
al-6t' Corner 9th 81. and Mass ave.
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SPRING -
r r. IVA LIS.
EMBRoIDERIEs.

EMBRoIDERIEs
Fine Cambria and Nsinsook Edgings and 1nsertinsA
Sc to 40c Ditto 2Tinch for Childrens Dresses Doc.
TO 81. 45-inch Flouncinss in Hemstitched Tucked
Plated aud vsndykes Csc to ~. Complete lines Of
Nsinsook and Swiss Match Sets In Nandyke. Tuoks
and Hemsttch. New designs in Irlsh Point Edgings.
skr 6nes and Flouncings, i'm vsnkyke and Hemsttch
Also full line of the new drawn work Embroidery.
80 and 45-inch, with marrow TO match
cHANTILLY fLoUNcEs
We call special attention 10 the reductions made in
these goods: <5-inch FlouncineA clio. reduced
from s2.25; sl.75 from $3.50: 81 from IS; ass
from g. IS, tS25 from $3.50: e4!5 from %.
Is inch ditto. les from $3.50.
pRAPERY NETS. .......-
We have Just received another shipment OF these
most desirable goods, In all the newest designs Of
stripes and figures. 4s-inch wide from 81 to ~ 60
4sinch Il Tosca Meta figured and ssrivsa 81 IS ana
sl60-
PARAsoIIs
In this department We sre only receiving new and
choice soods In Coored China silk. Pain and Fancy
striped sarshA brocsdsk &C.. sslscssd from the bsst
nAaafActnrer.. Mourning fsfssols and osrraAss
shsoss IN great variety.
oLovEs
wssrs ohessus Real Ksd Glow fos O. IN nsck.
Aght end D~rt TsnA DC. The bsss IN the trade Rsgs-
larry sold for eliza kvsry mir warranted
HANDKKRcHIKYs.
We have 3uss opsesd spscisl lot for Raster In Fancy
Printed oerdsd Rsvsss ssd Tschsd Dorasn. - lxse.
AnOthsr lot Richly Emhroidsrsd with Fancy hsss-
statchsd n,eek pssgna ass.
= q DAvHA
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long line Of liberal and home rule successes
has at last been broken By Ayr and Windsor.
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EroR FINE CLOTHING AT LOWEST PR CEs GO
Il to A. ElYNAN, 1901 1lth ST. Sc Full line VI
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishings. GIVE US o
cali. Cars pass door. a.,- I'm.
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Will the West Virginia election Of lsSs end at
ths sounding Of the last trump.
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HAT DEPARTMENT. BOYS BLUE CLOTH
~ Hats for one week zoe. worth Soc Boys stylish
Derhys, oSc. worth 81. BLUM'S
apo-2t 7%5-747 18th st. ae
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17
Weekly Excursions to Pen Mar via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

In order to afford the people of Washington
opportunities of spending a day on mountain
top the Pennsylvania Railroad has arranged to
run weekly excursions to Pen Mar. Wednes
day is the day fixed, and the excursions will be
run on each Wednesday of the summer from
July to August 27, inclusive. The round
trip rate will only be Sl.50, tickets to be good
only on the special train in each direction. The
special will leave Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Station, Sixth and b Streets at S:15 A. NJ,
tmore and Potomac and the Western Maryland
railroads, leaving Pen Mar on the return trip
at 5:37 p NJ.
Pen Mar is delightful place for summer
days outing, and these weekly trips will prove
great boon to the citizens of Washington.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17
ventured to walk. There we found gigantic

ventured to walk. There we found gigantic
affair made of lumber, painted white, the per-
feet picture of an elephant.
There was considerable rise in the tempera-
ture to-day, but the cooling sea breezes were
notably strong, and warm clothing wGs still the
rule with the less robust of the promenaders on
the board walk. The weather wise say there
will be but little change in the meteorological
conditions down here by the sea for at least the
remaining weeks of this month, and should their
predictions prove true the season which had
such an early and auspicious opening will have
a long drawn-out and exceptionally prosperous
close. Up to date the moneY-making has been
phenomenal, and whether it rains or shines for
the balance of the season all the business peo-
pie will come out the big end of the horn.
The following conversation was overheard on
the beach the other day as your correspondent
was sitting in the sand:
Birdie: Don't be frightened Miss Maggie,
but there's big green worm on your skirt.
Maggie: Oh, don't disturb it.
Birdie: | should like to take it home with
me. 1t belongs to the species known as the
Dear little fellow, / shall prize it so highly!
Would you mind, Birdie, putting it in your
hat?
very enjoyable concert was given Wednes-
day night az the Hotel Colonnade for the benefit
of the Life Guards. AS these Guards depend
solely upon the contributions of the people
who visit this city, the benefit concerts are al
ways well attended. These men are as guard
ian angel 10 The thousands that bathe. They
are there from the appearance of the first
bather to the departure of the last, and fire.
quently they have come to the rescue of many
that ventured beyond their depth. The spa
cious dining-room was filled to overfowing,
notwithstanding it was raining in torrents. A
very nice sum was realized by voluntary con-
tributions, which will make glad the hearts of
these brave fellows
The following Washingtonians have registered
since my last: l.. @. Wood and family, j. II. Oh
not G,,xt 4
A. Lipscomb, E. A. Newman, Mrs. NJ. Ii. Nor
ton, DR.. G. N. Acler, A, II. Floecker, w. II.
Barksdale, W. T. Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Cochran, Miss Anna e. Cross X. Forrest, G.
Coleman, Jr., DR.. r. P. Cronin, Jerome Chase,
w. Il. Burford, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. e. Gull
len, R. E. Smith, George B, Clark, Mrs. W. P.
): Sanger, w. Sanger Johns, Mrs. X. l.. Gait,
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. p. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Martin, George f, Harbin, and A. A.
Thomas CASH.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Especial Correspondence of SUNDAY HERALD.l
SARATOGA, August Is, 1890.
have always understood the clerical gen.
tleman who believed that Saratoga was the rich
est place where the gentleman in black and red
ruled, because-there's beauty in the reason
everybody seemed to be having such a good
time 1t is at once true and clerical-a com
binatton so seldom found that it ought to evoke
what the darkies call "a deal of delight"
Saratoga is of the world, worldly. There are
all sorts and conditions of men-especially
women. There are women who are painted up
to their eyes and inside them; there are those
who triumphantly announce that they can take
wet towel, wipe it over their faces and still
retain the same brilliant color, as if we all did
not know that there are rouges that do not fade
out; there are ladies powdered pale blue, who
wonder how women can use rouge but above
all there is the girl who has gone in for ''mak-
ing up" and defes anybody to discover just
how she does it.
BYGoNE DAYS OF LADY BETTY MoDIsH.
Fin de steele We are back to the days of
Lady Betty Modish and the Prince Regent, and
a clean face would be quite out of the common,
most certainly not to be found among the gen
tlefolk. What is the matter with the women
Their one aim seems to be to look like the
women they ought not to, and to behave
like them as well. In this they think they im-
tate the Parisienne, but they do nothing of the
sort. She may initiate their gowns, but she
never LOOKS conscious, and always appears in
absolute ignorance of their existence But the
woman at Saratoga always knows who they are,
has little of their histories at her fingers
ends, and 2ciH discuss them. Madame or
mademoisele, (for sometimes it is the latter, }
you would be wiser in your generation if you
only realized that there are so many things that
had better be left unsaid.
FAsCINATING WOMEN GAMBLERS
If you have drop of gambling blood in you
you will be happy here. Between the races and
the club-houses your opportunities are many,
for VINO knows, among so many when you drop
in to play that seductive game roulette, and
who can say nay when clergymen are reported
as being winners at the races ? Something
funny happened the other evening at a roulette
table. young man came in and lost seventy
five dollars; then he said, in a quiet way. to
himself: "Now it's sisters turn" wSister's
money was put on /, 3 81, and l3 and black
and won in such a way that even the old gam
blers watched with great interest When the
last of the four numbers had been played the
winnings were gotten, and the girl who played
on Lena Despard's numbers and coors was
richer by deal than when the day began
Another sweet young thing was playing poker
at private house and lrting with nice Young
man at the same time. She friYolled and
Drink Tannhauser beer. II. Benzler.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17
An Interesting Trip.

Every Thursday to Island Park and Harper's
Ferry. No confusion or crowdng. Every ticket
entities the holder to a reserved seat. Round
day until September 4 at 10 A. M. Secure seats
n advance at 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
No extra charge.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17
GAY LIFE IN SARATOGA.
''BAB. 1.-THE ALERT OBSERVER, AMONG
ARISTOCRATS AND MILLIoNAIREs.

Women Who Are Painted Up to Their Eyes
and Inside Them-Fadeless Rouges on
Beauty's Cheeks-The Gamblers Ma
tional Shrine-Pulpit Orators Who Find
Their Heaven in the Race Track.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Now is the time to buy Furniture and save 10
per cent, and not wait until fall. My entire
stock of Parlor, Dining-room, and Chamber Fur
niture, Portieres, Laces, and Upholstery Goods
of all kinds at the above reduction. My splen-
did assortment of Carpets and Rugs will be sold
at Actual Cost, for Cash Only Will cut and
make to order Loose Furniture Covers and guar
antee perfect fit The celebrated Dry Air
Alaska, which is conceded to be the champion
refrigerator on the market, is offered at re-
duced prices. Also a full line of desirable Water
Coolers, which must be closed out at cut rates.
as the season is advancing and my stock is too
large. A splendid assortment of Baby Carriages
to select from, almost at your own price, as 1 do
not wish to carry these useful articles over
Consequently come in and get a bargain, and
give health and life to your babes.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Good summer reading-a Washington story
by Emily l.. Sherwood, a well-knoWn society
writer, willis PeytOn's Inheritance For sale
at all book stores and news stands.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

-DFink Iannhauser beer. II. Benzler.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-17

Especial Correspondence of SUNDAY HERALDl
SARATOGA. AUGUST ID. 1890