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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
FOR GOVERNOR OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
COLONEL II. A. TUTTI.E NOMlNATED-TIIE PLAT
FORM REPORTED By SENATOR CHANDLER

COLONEL. n. A. TVTTI.E NOMIN ATFD-THE PLAT
FORM REPORTED By SENATOR CHANDLER
Concord y. H.. sept. II ,specsi.)The most largely
attended and mtiu .ia>c Republican state Convention
ever held in Nrw-IIsmpslire met here today and
nominated for Go,ornor Hiram A. futile. Of Pitts
fed. 4 wealthy merchant. and a leading candidate
for nomination two wears ago. some weeks ago
Cooncl Tutiic published letter declining TO he a
candidate for the nomination 10 the ''ovrrnOr'hip on
account Of personal rca-ons. bnt within the last few
days hi- friends In all parts Of the State came ont
cmphaticallv for al. nomination. While not actively
candidate. lie did not discourage the efforts in his be
half and in 10 days convention he rec-ke Al: Out
~ 80 votes cast on the first ballot and his nomination
was made mnamimun. amid great enthusiasm. ilo
Appeared before the convention and accepted the
Nomination. lie has had legislative experience. was
a member 81 Governor Head Connect, is widely known
and universally popular aud will poll the fu party
strength.
The platform rrpmtN by United states senator Will
lam +. Chandler. aud adopted without a dissenting
voice. indor-rN The "rcnn. consistent and capable
Administration ~ President lIuir,on": applauds the
efforts of the Erpnlh an ms l"ritN In Congress to I've
deem the pledges ~ the last Natioal canpaig and 10
execute the edict Of the people at the poll. in loss
sends sirctn, 10 Thomas h. Reed speaker VI r,
IIue OF Representatives. to whose genius and courage
i largely due the ~ the National House from
the control Of the un> .upnpi, aud reckless minority.
which ha> met il masters IN thut magnificent band
Of Republicans upon the noor Of the House. II
formerly met H. masters upon the Held VI battle
IN the hosts 81 the great captain Ia whom it sur
rendered NJ Appoms;t"N: approved the pension legs
lvn II III" pr Congress approves the kiney
I'LL -, u mr,>uir whi,h Will secure TO home pro-
duccr> all lmrs ~ lcynat" industry III" home
market whI' /, the best On "aIii. una thereby assure
IN hornc enterprise. !ndu>ttv and sin the rewards
they d""r>r. winch viii iTiuc IN" cost Of he n-->-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
THRILLING WITH HEALTH.

Most people consider ain ent like Iosrseness. Cough
Sore Throat etc. worth their while to look after and
they ought to pass without further notice being
taken Of them This neglect Is very often the cause OF
and proated sickness which undermnes the con.
ttution Of the patient and his general happiness Use
Soden Mineral Pastilles in time They will enectually
eradicate all the above dstpses d.. Morrau Il. Brown
writes tSouhern Medical World. June. 1850: 81 have
used the Soden Mineral rates In the Chicago Pocllnc
and find the results very satisfactory IN Phsryngets well
u, In chronic Catarrhal conditions OF the upper air
passages. The SUden Mineral Psstles never fail TO cure
diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs BY all drugslss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

pcatedlv sought disturb by nnparliamanary proceed
ings. in violation OF the spirit OF the Constitution
We cordially indor-e the wise and udrlous management
OF the Affairs Of the STATE by the present executive Officers
Economy pu1rnce and faithful devotion - p"bic duV
have been constantly manifested I'm oil the departments
Appointments to judicial aud other Offices have received
marked public approval and the laws have been faithfully
enforced We lirs.nt Of the candidates this
day nominated the electors Of the State as worthy
Of the present nclmb'ntS OF their respective
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
AGGRESSIVE LIQUOR MEN.
NOW THEY DEMAND TIE OPEN SALOONS on
SUNDAY.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION OF THEIR CONVENTION IN
ALBANY-GLORYING IN THE DEFEAT OF
MIGH-LICENSE LAST wINTER-GOv.
HILL PULLS THE STRINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

meeting u the special committee OF twenty hV' ap
pointed At lhr Socialist nas,.rcting held Ia Union square
recently lead the aborng along the crooked pain
NJ ,ocs mot ut No. o st. Marks Place last night and
passed ysoluOa 10 cooperate with other labor Vssues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

THE BUSINESS MINIS EtrrELlCAH A>>oCiA
TION DECIDES 10 EI'N STRAIGHT TI'kEI.
Lewis l.. D'laicd. 'r'irinnn of ia" Commute" "n
the Increase Of tIr General COMMITTEE" Of the I'"p"'-
Municipal League. reported yesterday that the folio"
Ing persons r,d ,ii;i'- their Willingness" 10 -riv"
members, 81 the General Committee" iIiiam q. h"a'"
Peter Marie Richard VI. Hunt. h ". Glider LUrttu>
: Mctcalf Henry Holt, II. II. 'amnlann. Pi"t'--'r
IT, H. Eoycsen. Monroe smith. lNe>r> ID. Iddt.
A. VI. Palmer Nathaniel :. smith, -ila> Il. III ,wn'l
Percy Il. King, Lcinaid :. 'lsih. I~icval kn,uth.
Russell Sturli, j.. T. L"r. Reed M'Ilvanr. >amnri
A. BEltrhford. Professor j. X. Rec. G"oi.r *.
Lloyd John BROCK, Lcayitt. Professor Gc"rg'
Cla~.. \. l.. Eocknianm. TalIn'adsr Dr!iicId.
Ludlow teicn W IIar"i, i:r"Ic, Nathan Eiur James
". scott. r.. l.. BuInganr Robert &. Cornell. John "
Prison. John Franlrn"nirr. Philip :. Miller 'iar'
w. Gould rranci, !.awipn. General Henry j. I;nrn"t.
Lucen OudIn ,Jame, Talco,t Robert +. Little John W.
AleA andcr.
The manager, Of the League rcrciv-d information
through OK Alderman Jane, g. McMuray lat evening
that the business Men, Rcpublran Organization had
decided not Join force, this year with the Popc'
League. but would put mp Straight ticket OF IT. own
Mr. McNIurray reDVrtcd that this action was taken at
meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES held on Friday
evening at No. $50 Fifth ave. The decision was pre-
cipitatcd by means Of resolution which Mr.. MrMnr
rav offered constituting Charles ID. swccny the repre-
sentative OF the business Mems Republican Organize
tion TO confer with the People, Municipal League for
t,c purpose Of arranging the support Of the L"aeucN
plop OF campaign IN the city cection The resolution
WAS debated at length. and when the vote was taken
u was unanimously rejected. resolution was then
intr,dued and carried declaring II the sc>" OF this
meeting that the Business Hcns Republican Organiha
tim .bo,ld nominate straight Republican ticket Mr..
McMurrav said that the Executive Committee would
meet again on Friday evening to fix the date for hold
inc the Comfy convention. which would b" within the
next Ten days. Arrangements are In progrc IS Tor
mass meeting Of Republican business men Z" r1tiy ,le
ticket Major Mckinley and speaker Reed hav" been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18

Both the method and results when Syrup. Of
Figs is taken: it is pleasant and refreshing
to the taste and acts gently yet promptly on
the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels; clcanSes the
system eiicctuay dispclS colds. headaches
and rever> and cures habtua constipation:
syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind
eyer produced. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptablr to the stomach. prompt in its actor!
and truly beneficial in its effects. prepared
only from the most healthy and agreeable sub,
stances. its many excellent qualities commend
it 10 all and have made it the most popular
remedy known.
syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC. and 81
bottles by all leading druggists. -Ary reliable
druggist who may not have II on hand Will
procure it promptly for any one who wishes to
Try it, DO not accept any substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18
TEACHING VOTERS HOW TO VOTE.

The enrolled X. pubicans OF the XVIII Assrb! District
held their first meeting since the summer Naraon last
night Mt No 40 EyQhth.s,p Robert A. Grraccn pre-"
sided and. although meeting was purely Of uness
character. the hall was well nld More than NIFTY new
members were voted In. and LONG li"t OF applicants Tor
menterxhiD was received The association decided to
institute school for instruction Of voters In t" new
election law. Snd sessions viii BE- held each "Wednesday
might until election. James r. Riley. Eug"n" A. Petit
and T.. g. Lee were appointed committee" L" take
charge OF the school. resolution pahsd c0n2ratu
atg Speaker Reed upon his signal In the recent
election In Maine. and several speeches mad" con-
graduating the association upon the present political out
look.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THE FORMAL OPENING
of the season at Reeds Lake Takes Place
Tomorrow.


Tomorrow.
Tod ~ the streets viii be filled with
music, not the regular every day hand
organ music, bat music of the first
quality. Wurzburs & Bronson's band
has been engaged for the season 20 play
at the Reeds Lake pavilion, and today
they viii be carried about the city on
the street cars during the forenoon,
and wlll head the procession IN the
annual parade OF The police and tre
departments THIS afternoon. TINS even
ing the hand Will give a grand concert
IN FultOn-stTeet Park.
The band this season is mostly made
up Of the same members who have
played together for q e past three years,
and perhaps no greater recommendation
Is needed, for the band is known and re-
cogn.Zed as one OF the first bands III the
state, Il not the very first.
Tomorrow the season at Reeds Lake
will be duly opened, and choice pro-
gram of music has been selected for the
occasion.
The lake resort promises to be more
popular than ever during the coming
summer.
The dummy will begin TO make its
regular trips IN connection with the
street cars at O'Clock today.
MessrS. W. Il. Keeler and B. F.
Pierce, both good and practical men,
have leased the Campbell * Underwood
pavilion, on the south side of the Lake,
for the coming season and VII open up
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
RANIVILLE IS RIGHT
He Wants q New stone Dock Linz
Established.
A PROTECTION TO The BUILDINGS
as VIII Pa Hh shars-Aa Iast4aos 0f
ths iacreass Ia N4z~s Whieh ths
CltF Wsaid Gaia % Jhs
Proposed Change.

Felix Ran.v.l.e. wn0 owns the large
tr.ck block next tie uver on the n3rth
SIDE OK PeaFl-st IS a. enthusiastic adY0-
cate Of the estabi snmeut q a straight
dock line on the east SIDE OF the Flyers
and . belt line railroad. said be % 4
representative of the IELEGRAN-
HERALD Yesterday. This talk about
danger from fresnets is all nonsense.
II the dock line vas straight and deslg-
mated by substantial stoue wall tie
lcDr0vement would be a protection %
the buildings along the river front. II
IS the crooks n the dock line that
make lce bl0czades likely. The zee
breaks up .u passing over the dam, and
only forms blockades by gathering al
bends or pools in the river, such as are
caused by our crooked dock line. Tie
river through tAe middle or tne city
here only needs Co To tWO-tnlrds Ct rs
present width. The ryer below the
e. e. x T. bridge IS much narrower
taau above C, ard / iall o. see why the
board 0t public works ever established
tae present dock line. lt looks IS
though jealousy had influenced some
ot tas members OF the board, more
tnan amb.Lon Tor the welfare OF tnc
city.
Take the ste OF my block here. for
instance, once 20 was a puddle OF nth
aud garbage, bat Row the city gets
about $3.50 I'm taxes Ou the property
from me every year. Half the town
was up IN arms trying 20 prevent me
hu.ding thr block when i erected 10.
saying that 10 would surely be washed
away. Bat my block is now just a.
solid as it ever was, and don't think
that any lcyelaeaded citizen wouldlke
o. see c pulled down. / am ready TO
paw my share toward building = solid
stone wall. f a straight line ls esttb-
L-.rl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THE CARvERs MISTAKE.
HAT h " nat tAs M&uat@c<urers say 1hs
N&GReGs "a ace

When the c4rVers' slr ke IN thss CITY
hgs. began. the sIlSegs were quite free
alll tl.e statement gilai. TIE eadeaYor 20
keep u3 i teu -aoug aay here Mas n holly
o0nhaed 10 Grand Rapids. and ngures
wese gwen 70 show that factories eise-
where worked cargeTs only fr0a As 10
~ hoars = Agetk The manufacturers
aia no,t seem 50 al AJAX ous 10 ooutro-
VeFt thls statement, and the impresSlon
was allowed g. 80 iorth that tie hgures
gwen hy the caTKegs were substantially
correct
But now that the heat Of the oontro-
yessy has in q measure died down, the
NmlalW 81 utterahce has fallen With II,
ana the statement comes from tls SIDE
or the manufacturers that the c2rNers
ngQses were incorrect. Ii IS stated that
n all cases throughout the counuy
where 4 Jess number of hours than tel
cOnst tuto a days work, i Is on account
OF eome exceptional circumstances that
co not come under the general custom
For instance. there are factories ia
New YORK that DO particular and high
grade OF WORK, where the caTyefs Mork
only eight hours.
In Chicago al non-union shops work
tel hours aud the union shops ten
bcGrs Iney say there Is not factory
IN the country dong regular NOTk,
that does not work the carvers ten
hours MUskegon, ~. Louis, Williams
port. Cincinnati and Boston al work
ten hours. paying an average OF less
than 80 cents All hour. The Grand
Rapids days work j. ten hours. with
an average OF 33 cents per hour.
The consequence of the strike IS, i Is
claimed by the manufacturers, that
most OF the men who left town are now
at work IN other cities on less adyan-
tageous terms than they enjoyed here,
More carving machines are gong 10.
and tie manufacturers are sad 70
De getting along much more smoothly
than they could have anticipated at
the time the strike was inaugurated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

II space quite valuable would increase
advertising sometimes feel many people
fully advantage they would by
ing OF
day less bargains each
thirty departments deeply impressed sth
many advantages customers have IN trading with
Keeping, do resident buyer in the New York
constantly watching closely
many importers obbers who obliged
Cash. being always
closing bankrupt stocks supplied
of dollars worth Of Dry Goods be
elsewhere city.
SPRING d COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
A CLOU D BU R ST
Floods Roads ana Washes O0'
Railroad Culyerts-
i TRlly GOES THROUGH 4 BRIDGE
The Engineer firemAa and Head Brake
laaB % uowa ia q Mas Of Bg 0ksG
1ars &Ed fngi Be- The la
stEssF San Not surslxS.

EziE Pa May 23.-A cloud burst n
th-s y.c.aity today Hooded the roads
and burst the railroad calveFts or al
the lines OK railroad. Tie west-bound
freight on the NlcAle Plate railroad
went through bridge stNrayton, near
the ONO state line. Engineer Ellis and
Fireman Nicholson, with Head Brake-
man Johnston went down IA the mass
OF the engine and twenty-five cars All
came out alive, but the engineer viii
die. The bridge was wooden structure
so feet ia length.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
ENJoINED AGAIN.
Ahs Aea1 CoaaEy street Railway Con
PAny 4Ed a. s4cesssSr szed-

pay AG4 tts >4-%ess@r e2cd.
Frank 81 Peters, Of Warrenylle,
limos. by Godsin, Ads.t & Meku. gar.
yesterday hlsd a lsogtay caalcery D.l
~ tie c.rcGls court agains. tie kenI
County Street Railway Company aad
the Reeds Lake Electro Railway C0m-
Any. The Dill ssls forth that defend
ant. Kent County street Railway Com
pauy, owes hinn sos A. balance 0n his
salatry r9T services as engineer and fore
man from june i, l>s9. 20 May j, $50.
AZ TIE agreed rate Of sl00 per month
Inat on April p the Kent County
Company sold the road tO the Reed ;
Lake Electric Railway Company, AZ the
same time neglecung % pay complain
ant aud other lahOrers. Complainant
therefore ASKS that his claim constitute
a len on the railway property and that
the road be sold and las clam paid hlm
out OF the proceeds. A receiver Tor
DOta roads l. also asked tor.
Ia acc0 dance with the prayer IN the
bll, Judge Burch issued temporary
restraining order enIOniug defend
ants from selling or eueumOering any
OF the railway property. Inc order 70
show cause Why the injunction should
not he made permanent IS returAable
June ,.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
WILL PROVE AN ALIBI.
The Bos Boys Claim That They Are Not


The Bos Boys Claim That They Are Not
Guilty.
The Bos brothers, two little fellows
10 and y years of age who are accused
OF placing stones on the track of the
North Park railway and causing hand
car to jump the trick, were examined
before Justice Westfall yesterday, and
their case Will be argued OF the 2sth.
The boys clam an alIbl. and several
old veterans of the Soldiers Home
were put on the stand TO testify that
the boys were At another place 3t the
time the otfeuSc Is claimed to have
been committed.
Frank Holmes is the counsel for the
defense.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
SUMMER TOURISTS.
The south End OF the City Infested with
Iramps

Ed Crawford, colored man. one OF
the four tramps who spent a good share
OF the winter IN the jail, beins held ON
a Charge Of sodomy. was arrested yes
terday IN Wyoming township on Il
charge OF vagrancy. Three OF that
lilustrOus quartet are low in lail for
other ofenses. and the other one Will
be as soon As an officer is found that =
enough OF spr.utcr 10 catch him. The
region below the south yards that Is
known IS Tramps Paradise, needs a
daily Oyerhaullng. The residents about
that neighborhoOd are IN constant
state OF annoyance. Nothing can be
left out OF doors rs these gentry are
always around and they even walk into
the houses when the men are not at
home anu demand food and even
money.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
NO MORE ALLOWED,

Bat An Appropriation for n Preliminary
survey wiu be Made.
stslss.ss - -.t rt-t-RNA. s.sA-N.
WAsmvGroS, May 23.-While the
R.ver and Har50r bll was under con-
sderau0n today u the House, Mr.. Bel
knap attempted to ofIeran amendment,
making an appropriation for the I'M
nr0vement 90 Grand river 20 cost $780,
00o The committee rejected the
amendment, bat agreed 10 recommend
a preliminary survey TO determine the
cost OF the work
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
ANOTHER ACT.
The supreme Court to Get n Chance at
the Trust Law

The supreme Court TO Get n Chance at
the Trust Law
CHEBoYGAS, MIcH., May 2S.-The
conspiracy act, by when the hawbuck
legislature hoped down trusts, finds
Its first case in this city. The butchers
formed union 10 control the price OF
meat and warrants for their arrest
were issued at the instance of Lee
Clark. another butcher. who wanted TO
get INTO the union and couldn't. HIS
bonds were not accepted by the union
and the carmen refused TO sell him
meat. This closed hrs shop. The
union Is backed 10y the Chicago dressed
beef people, and the supreme court
W j get a chance to see how bad this
law is.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
WEEKS AGAIN SUED.
His Creditors and Assignee Claim Fraud
ulcnt Tactics

His Cred. tors and Assignee Claim Fraud
ulent Tactics.
Arthur Byrne, of Grattan, assignee
OF Ambrose 4. Weeks, has commenced d
suit in the circuit court against Weeks
aud MS wife, To have the title to certain
property IN Gra;tan transferred. Two
years ago, Weeks failed N bushes and
made an assignment TO Byrne. Two
DAYS before the assignment, he trans
ferred al his real estate to his wife,
Byrne IS now endeavOring to recover
the property for the benefit of the
creditors. The suit IS brought by the
HazeltIne & Perkins Drug Company, IN
Byrne'S name, and 4 bond has been
filed by the company Indemnfying
BVrne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
A BAD FALL.

\ Cut race aud Head and a Bruised
Body
A log-trvcr named Maxwell. Kennedy
bad occasion yesterday to descend .
telegraph pole from Br3ge-st. bridge %
the river. In making the descent he
lost his grio and fcl INTO the river
between the logs re WAS cut .n the
fac. end head. and was otaerv So
BADLY bru seI. IIe was tortured m
the patrol wagon aII tire wav from The
river to als home at 55f North 'FRONT.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
MACARD'S FATE

VIII Probably h Decided This After
noon in the Circuit Court.
The taking Of testimony ln the
NaCard maus.aughtor trial was con-
cluded IN Judge Groves court yestor-
dav afternoon. aud Prosecuting Attor-
ncv stuart made his opening arCu-
mont. Wm. Macard. brother ot the
accused. sw0rc that old man O'iIara
had threatened 90 kill hs brother.
Arguments VIII be concluded this after
1oonand thc case will probably o- gwen
90 the Jury ~ ab1ut 3 O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Reelection OF Dr. Saunders and
Other business.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board
OF Health was held yesterday after
noon. Or. William G.. Saunders was re-
elected health officer.
\ committee was appointed, to report
at the June meeting, to overhaul the
present sCIvcnger system, which seems
TO he in an unsatisfactory shape. II IS
now proposed 10 put the whole business
INTO the hands OF Il responsible party,
VINO wl, bc required to do the work Oh
contract. and give bonds for the faith
ful performance Of the duty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
CONVERsE's LITIGATIONs.
He Commences Three Brand-New Law
Suits in the Circuit

Suits in the Circuit
Deacon James w. Converse, by
Fletcher Il VANITY, his attorneys, yes
terday commenced three new law suits
in the circuit court; one against Frank
Van Dr.cle and Wm. Kotvis, one
against the Grand Rapids 81 Indiana
Ia .way Company. and the otner
against the Grand Rapids National
Bank Toe first two cases arc trOyer
cases 20 recover the value ot grain and
oats. The other SUIT Is an assumprt
case calling for nominal damages 70 the
sum OF $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

DRESS GOODS Lot No. Monday morning shall
place on our each Of Plain Cheeks
Stripes s-vool popular price Of SOC yard
goods commentator after them
Lot viii comprise 65 pieces OF Plain Psid and SIpes
doubleold. al 25c.
Lot has So pieces shall offer Monday for , &C. We
only vour ohese goods they
the lowest in prise be found the city.
SpRING T. CO1fPAVT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
ALGER PRESIDED

At the Dedication OF soldier and
sailors Nonornrnt
NEvroHT. T.. J.. May 25.--Gen. Aiger.
commnder-ln-eaef OF the q. 4. i1.
pres del 20 the ded eaton of the soldier
ar3 sailors monument TODAY. Ih o.
was "a grand parade and many pT.H l-
c1t men t1ok p1rt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

We selling those celebrated Sewing Msehnes
for quite and Careful estimate the
quantity saved purchasers upwards OF
dollars We making the price these machines
every family in Michigan good Sewing
M chine warranted for FIVE years.
SPRING & COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
National Ieagne.

New York. II; Pittsburg. ll.
Boston. A. CieNr4a,d. b
Philadelphia. =; Chicago 10. Ter innings.
Brooklyn. >; Cincinnati. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
LACE EFLoUNCINes AND DRAPERY NETs-Anothsr 80

LACEFLOUNClNGS AND DRAPER1 NEIS--An nc W
popular desirable goods just opened
ostng Nets LaTooa, Vandyle Points Brussels
Chanty Founoings, at g. IS o. 81 7s i5o and upward
widths from 90 O. inches, in black and cream.
SPRING d CO8fPAIT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

KID GLOVES-Severai hundred pairs left Of those
Suede Mousquetsre Kid Gloves
all be closed during the week
Extr rdinary Price, 48c per Pair.
SPRING d. COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

SILK UMBRELLAS-We arc in possession Of very large
stock Umbrellas from celebrated manufacturer which
we place fabuousy prices.
and plated Oold handles SIo, I3S, 1850 S,
/ Is, I.o8, 2.7s, SO and upwards.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

received during the week another large
those celebrated Gnghams for only sc per yard.
SPRING d COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT Large lots 70 4,
riaccs on sale this Csmbuc Underwear prices
10 % % 33 -, -, Is SO, CD, 5e, and upwards.
9stng Of
SKIRTS
ORA TCTEs.
MUSLIN CHEMIST
MUSLIN DRESSING SACcTEs@
NT--T.IN NIGHT DRTI@@I1S-
INFANTS CAPS
INFANTS CIOAx%.
SPRLNc i CONThNK
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR-The finest and best
Ladies Chidrens Hosiery prices, s7 g.
IS, az, a5c and upwards.
GAUZE VESTS-Reduced to T. g. IS 70. a3, asc and
upwards.
SPRING d. COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

CORSET DEPARTMENT-Every style and shaped Corset
found every quality, from So IS,
SPRING d COlfPANT
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY-we have added ,h,

department enarging business, and customers will fnd
everything this line a the popular prices.
SPRING & COMPANK
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Boston. : ptttsburg. 9.
Philadelphia. 1, &c land. ?.
NV y ork. - Chicago. ..
brOoklya. b. Buffalo. -