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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-10-10

1em my w are selling at Mbv oaS SENSATIONAL md Jour methods ditto by some aL 6muwM hey
wmmah iumwDhb Amn With CApTAL bmg pbmmmyb y and kmMdwa mG GRIT bBUY ne bought
you bargain after w1su Mm thinning GAm EACH may w"H5 mIMsu ~y air rh~ Mh dry goods bargains
Vw. thu hm hbb mwf vb6w for wHhM ending of THE CASH BARGALV HOUSE comes the ~Mg
thu reason wy
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1890-10-10

Trade at the CASH BARGAIN
O U and SAVE MONEY!!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
MANI SUnrnrsrs Fon Mosp,r.
BARGAINS Is EnpRorprnrrs

Tho buyer has the very best qualities 90 ss
atthe prices usually asked for the medium grades.
SWISS EMBRoIDERIEs-l 30 IL inches wido. s
10 SOC ayard The buyer informs tho writer: "roa
oa" sag so'ss If ese E~trodorios are AdlT e prices
ssusiiy oaarped-
CAMBRlc ENBRoIDRRIEs.-l 20 IL inches wide
o 70 Zoe ysrd The che4rest-that ., &C. yards
the very finest quality
IRISH POINT EMBRoIDERIEs-l 90 8 inches
VIDE. 10 to Zoe. a yard These were manufactured
expressly Tor Dress Trimming and include very ntri
cate and costly pstterna
SWISS AND CAMBRIA vANDYKEs.-4t TO istpche.
VIDE. 1910 DC. yard. These are the Embroiaeries
that are seen ON the fashion plates a. Trimming for
Cotton and SIX Dresses. patterns ut less than
half prios.
WHITE DRESS GOODS
The best designs very scarce We promise 10
SHOW you on Monday all the choicest patterns
substituted and Figured in all styles. 25 30,
30. 40 and so centx
LAwNs-Larve variety of lovely Checks ana Paids
", IL. IA, 10. 10. 25 cents.
INDIA LINENs-Better qualities than heretofore
onered Il I'm 10. l6, %, 20, 50 and 40 cents
FOR CHILDREN-Noyelties In Side Banda for
dresses. 121s to % cents yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belovD
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TopHAms VEnr Low PRrcEs

FOR TRAVELLING BAGS. sATcHELs AND
CLUB sATCHELS,
Imitation Alligator (resl leathe canvas lined
loin. I'm. l2in bin. IA IN. l5in- l6in.
ssc p5c. si.o5 sII5 sI.a5 sI.a5 sI4S
sIi0. sia5. 81 -. 81 s.. si..6 sIis. $500
=, -, Senuine Grain Leatllrr canvas lined,
$3.50. sl:5o: fi:oS. $40. $50. $50. sa7o
sSS:. SssS s - So
ss sSSu ss A. sss5 III as
CABIN BAGS,
the new square shape, 10 lost SPACE in them
IL in. l3in. i4in. 10 in. i0in. is in. 20 in.
A. 60 a. l 70 200 as.t.I c, s LINED
$500 .E stsS sfsS sSSS rs. 4S
s4s0, s5.aV. $500. 81. OF, Ss So 400, is 60
GLADSTONE BAGS.
II I'M m ~ tn AZ A tn 20 is y i
sis9: s%iS ~, ;sfS: 10y: GOO; ssso.
GENUINE so arsa leather ls.,her Lined Nc Gorps
$40 ' sli A si III i'1 si Is.'a ana
4 4 3sdS IT, s e sn' u o. u o y D. 20 NJ
CO. s 81 ss!s.'::: $50 . asss H sssS
.s o0 Extra duality saf.,oss. Isc.isisr iosk
$500 e s NV s S1s.. run Sl i.p S Bottom
.e5S s nsS Isss ss5o sic. sia
g. o. Ssyo is'' ss'i III 1855 81 So ans
'ss;s Ess : scs ss
ToPHAM's TRUNK NANUFAcToRY.
1t 1871 Psnssyivauis eve. n y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

To obtain purer water is at least as import
ant as to get more water. Washington is now
fariag well in the increase of its supply, and
Col. Elliot in his report, published elsewhere
In Tue STAR, gives special attention to plans
for improving the quality. Potomac water is
wholesome. but sometimes muddy and unpal-
atabie from lack Of facilities for settling. Col.
Elliots suggestions of a method OF Kidding the
water Of clay and other impurities in the course
Of its passage from the river to the mouths of
consumers deserve thoughtful consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

The many and varied protests against the
settlement Of the railroad problem proposed
ey the Atkinson bill, which have been made
and are stli sccumulating. indicate that prac-
acaiiy the whole city condemns the measure.
1he board OF trade, the workingmen's organi-
sations, associations of citizens in the section
afflicted and influential individuals from all
parts OF the city unite their voices against it.
Ihe reports OF all citizens organizations Of the
pasi. ana OF the successive Commissioners OF
the District, show that il is a solution of the
problem far different from that for which the
people of the city have for years been laboring.
On last District day Mr.. Atkinson called a,ten-
ton 70 the fact that the House in dealing with
the question Is acting the local gisiature Of
the District. II is the admitted duty of a rep
resentAtive body to give expression in its acts
10 the popular will. Will the Districts legisla-
ture perform It's duty faithfully in this case?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12


WA PIERCE CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
Z @. pAvIR
Explanations are usually the raw recruits
In the Nothing .to-ssy" camp. But in this
case they are the pioneers Of mighty vigorous
campaign. Il may be that We were too contracted
in our early announcements: or. maybe ron ,
haven't used all the good sensible thoughtful
ness for which you are distinguished. But when
we stated that We had reduced ALL of tho stock
We bought Of Mr.. Davis, we meant the word
all" In letters as tall as the monument. Our
valued friends come in every day ana say;
"Whw Ididnt kno,c so-ani.,o uas selling a. q
reduced prSoe TODAYr And then We say:
"Fes madam. Il ,oin stand at tie reduced price
EVERY DAY til tits sold out" And We have to
say this nifty times daily.
Now let's settle this point once for all.
There isn't ssingls article in this house. I'd.
vertised or not. but has been reduced; and Il
will remain reduced in price until Il i, totally
wiped out even II it's never advertised
Come into our store just Is you MARKET
something takes your eye-'tis nArke way
see something that escaped your notice yester-
day. Go about our store with Just rs much
freedom - you would the halls Of your own
home. Because We may not know you person
ally Gas Mr. Davis did,. the store knows you,
the sales ladies twho have waited on you in the
pasb will be glad to SEQ you. the goods are for
your free inspection. We are here to give you
the proprietors' attention. aud every moment
Of every day il repeated welcome"
The old customers Of the house may come or
send. as Of yore. and they II find "Pierce's" the
same familiar, favorite mart that Davis was
We haven't come to Washington to endeavor
to uproot the trading customs Of years. BY no
means. Don't heed all the garrulous gossip you
hear about what 'Pierce is going to do" An
earnest honest effort is going to be made to
creditably continue the history Of reputable
and successful house.
These explanations ought to suffice for al
time.
W. A. PIERCE CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
E g. DAVIS.
1t MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH ST.
n Ems PERCALE SHIRTS, SOLD FOR 60c. NOW
To MOI OIl D.n,y 70 rtes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Congress refuses at this time, probably
wisely, to reduce the price Of street-railwsy
tickets, but there is possibility that it may re-
auire such tickets to be new and clean. and
forbid them TO be used again aud again until
they become the filthy disseminators of
disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

The bill against pool-selling should become
. Law. The public will approve every blow
dealt to TIM demoralizing form of gambling.
which corrupts and ruins so many Of the city's
Young men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12


80 CENTS Yard for Black Shanghai Silks. The
quality that is retailing al the country 1T Us
cents yard You hayeonly and feel this silk to
recognize it. Measures full % inches wide.
15 cents for the S9c. Black Shanghai.
% cents for the 81 Black JAPANESE.
81 for the 81. 10 Black Japanese.
ss-The sec. and 81 silks are 20 and rs inches
vide, respectively.
23-inch White Shan shai. Soc. worth Csc.
24-inch do do, osc.; worth 55c.
21-inch do. do, e.. worth slIg.
27-inch do. japanese. sLl9. worth sl.2a
eE-only 10 pieces each Of the nbove.
30 CENTS yard for 23-inch Colonel Shanghai
Silks. Among the shades lovely tints of Lixht
Blue Pink, Old hose. Cardinal Nile Salmon Electric
Blue, Mahogany, Einei. Terra Gotta Golden Brown.
Marine Hue. Gold. Orange. Black White and Cream
also.
lContnued belowD
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UxxrAap Or BAaaAfss

,,,.,, M dps2,1s PEESf 2o9pS syS1 a. o,,.
HAlG RAfiSTE LAENk. fkkcALES 81 INDIA
pSyr S,s g :. LIZ = 10 Ho.e: :. = e
oovss, MsndksFy hiefs, collsss snd cuds. Meek Ruff
49,: csss:. sss Eos::sS ~ s5s' L. L.
Issablishsd 1851. EtS-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

It's an Ill wind that blows no good, aud If the
United States and England 60 TO war the seals
In Behring sea can 90 OF on q vacation until
the matter u settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Ii the democratic Senators ever get to talk
ing on the federal elections bill without a
change of rules adjournment of Congress may
De pretty safely located in the immediate
nsighborhood of the crack of doom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
s. III Is /! is $:
F. F. 4 T., 4 g. =
(sl2-SI4 7TH ST. Nw)
}Sl2-Sl4 9TH ST. NV
S12-614 TIN 81. NV

Compulsory clsarine Sale on account Of
REBUILDING.
REBUILDING.
REBUILDING.
disposed Of before August ..
Read the following list Of Clearing Sale Prices,
MILLINERY.
ladies' and Misses Sailor Hats or Yachta cold eysry
where for = SC. Clearing sale price Sc
Ladies' and Misses White Flats sold every where for
soc. Clearing sale price SC.
English Leghorn Hats IN ali colors. cold formerly
for SIC Clearing sale price Csc
100 dozen Hats that sold formerly for SIC, $50,
&c.. &C., 75c. and SIC. Clearing sale price 25c
Black Lace Straw Fiat. worth SIC Clearing sale
price 45c.
white Lace Straw Flats worth SIC Clearing sale
price 3Sc.
White Leshorn Flats, sold formerly for ella
Clearing sale price 69c.
Trimmed Hats, cold formerly Cor Says. 81 so.
S275. 90 and $3.50. Clearing sale price EZRA
AL Trimmed Hats at half their value.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
CORSET COVERS.
Correct Covers. good quality cambria, former pr,cs
25c Clearing sale price lec.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, lace trimmed REGULAR
price SOC Clearing salo price SOC.
deliberately Trimmed Corset Covers. embroidered
front with tucks. regular price SIC. Clearing sale
price &c.
Lonsdale Cambria Corset Covers Torchon lace
trimmed, very fine quality regular price SIC Clearing
sale price 69c.
Embroidered Front Lace Trimmed Chcmise, good
quality, at 25c.
Chemise embroidered 'front.' inserting and tucks
lace trimmed. regular price 50c. Clearing sale price
Ale
Our regular 75c. Chemise Clearing sale price Soc
Our regular &c. Gown, full length, good cotton,
nicely trimmed. Clearing sale price 5Oc.
our regular Ioc. Gown, good quality, lace trimmed
ana tucked yoke. Clearing sale price SOC
Our regular 81 Gown excellent quality, inserting
and tucked yoke Gearing sale price 1jc
Our regular Sl.2o Gown. good quality Cambria
Torchon lace trimmed. inserting and tucks Clearing
sale price 81.
Our regular Csc Skirt, tucked cambria ruffle, good
quality Clearing sale price 49c.
Our regular Sc skirt. embroidered rufe and tucka
Clearing sale price 4Sc
Our regular s1.25 and s1.37 Skirts. deep en-
broidered rufie tucked trimmed cambria founcinga
Clearing sale price CSC.
Our regular Soc. Drawers. deep embroidered rufiie
and tucks Clearing sale price Acc.
Our regular Toe. Drawers deep embroidered rufie,
clustered tucks. Clearing sale price 59c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Don't 90 to Halifax, no matter how emphatic
ally you are told to do so. They have had
2, 7eo cases Of dphtheria, With s0s deaths, there
recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

In the race OF the census success il not to the
speedy. Baltimore now thinks she lost two
points by getting in her returns 80 soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

~ formed VI fne embroidery. six rows Il txris ~
Pa Gus, nsevss t. match sod for 90 now 81 O6
now l9c Ladies' Woven t,orsets. sixss 81 N a III
soid for ~ now Toe. Al KAUFMAN'S lIth 81
H12-3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

The English politicians have about concluded
that tariff legislation in the United States il
only local i.sue," and will keep their hands
Cd
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Continued below.)
SOME NEw DaEss Goops

Late IN tits buG only ut this sea-
son that our buyer could visit the wholesale markets
and secure such goods for such prices.
1HE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

ANOTHER Or "SAKs Fo111Es.
- building when it pushing its head heavenward.
- Was it!
- Wonder what they'll think of our latest doinss,
- somersault
- We're putting in another elevator Right along
- side Of the old one We can keep em both busy II
has been positively distressing US the last season.
two. to see the delays. You've had to wait your
- turn to ride up or down. Couldn't lift enough of
- you on each trip. Big car. too. heonly way over
- the river to build another bridge That's what
- we're doing Business will keep right along just
- the same but next fall-time yon get back TO the
- city-we'n have doubled our transit facilities.
The contracts have gone to the best elevator
builders in the world. Safety. speed and comfort
is the three legged stool they stand on.
We see the double necessity for another elevator
-because We can look ahead o little. We've
got some new departments that are only waiting
- until we get these alterations made to become
- links in our chain Of outntting The Shoes have
- got to be relocated. The growth Of this depart
- ment has been phenomenal Drummers tell US
and they know if anybody does-that we've been
- doing the lions share of the business this sum-
- mer. Must be because we've get what you want
- That's our aim in everything. What yos want
- not what re want 'a "a
- The MEMS SHOES occupy all Of the present
-srace. And we're going to at up the baud
- soonest Ladies' Shoe Department in the United
- states-on our--Guess wen leave that
- secret for while yet. But the preparations srs
- being made for it now
- We've saved room ON our Fourth aoor The
- bushslny department used to occupy the '.Lr mp
- there We've sent them up . story highs,-snd
shall give thar old quarters to tho Tailoring D.
- psrtment.
- We've got more plans and they'll b. executed
long before the fall opens We don't object to
your knowing-wantyo u to-but wait bit untii
we set them into better SHAPE.
sAks AND COMPANY.
ouTFITrERs TO ALL MANKIND.
pRyNSYLyANiA Ayryrp Avn srvrNr~~.
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Special BARGAINS liz HosE.

Our buyer accepted the last chance Of the summer
season and has returned from New York with bar
gam Do essordinsIy that the lslnis hoyal aud IT'S
job lot Of summer Hosiery shall he remembered for
msnya day.
AT 20 CESTs-1, 900 pairs Of Hose IN nearly one
hundred different styles including stripes aud loot
Patterns IN comoina ION colOrs, which embrace the
correct art tints also Leather shades aad Black These
are the Hose that have retAed all the 35 aud
AZ cents At - the demand will be such
that the thousand wall but supply hun
dfed customer
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eS-we close at 10 O'Clock Ssturdsys-5 otber d.v.
until September 1.-&s
NET WonK-
ssrf e E Eaf k k kafs w: ss sss
LER K 3 K < : sSss - -

II seems almost sin to slaughter our NETS and
tLOCNClNGS-even To gain tbs advantage speedy
fairy thoughts-bus the mill Of trade-busi-
hess is business and although III hedge the ms ives
,urfaee and leave soiess-subject TO your
c-at-ior little more than s,ons
We are weedtne out"-b u. We are grating at the
same time. We fo,iid soiue POINT DGENE and
OkiEN1A Al LACEs. IN the meet superb d ssns The
temptation Was oyerpowerng-the prices pigmies boz
SIDE tins Originality q and we them in.
BLACK CaANTILLYLAcEs-. inches to II ,nchs.
owning them. We are ready TO transfer right 10
thsm- We bouThf because We thought you would like
them.
Ne have most evenly balanced assortment Of MED
lei. T0kCHON, vALENClENNEs, n, GAZE aud
DUCHESS LAcES-eli widths-sna qualities. What
5o-neh SILK ii. L. in White. Cream. Black. Blue,
Pink Mas. Cardinal aud Lsvsndsr-troin 75c to 81
"a inch JAPAN cREPE, in whits, Cream. rsn-.na
s.sss S SEffs 5Hais SS,:I y:.a
~ linss waiTa '6ssifSskLED CREPE a. s,a, +.
!. 4s-ineh STRIPED POINT D'EsPRIr NEr-whise.
q inch fUiNT DEsfkir NEi-{5c yard
,nsgnissnce Il our eoecusi, and ihs pricss are Is
.:sAokr ENDs"-lhy.rd to 81 yard piec..-ns.s
We took your slassss whom We went into the m.rre.
esrresty. These rsnnsns srs he seiitaiss q our
success -
sEAToS PERRY
PERRY BUILDINa..
NINTH 81. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Estshlishsd ls4o n
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AurasAcH.

AurasAcH.
ouTFITrkR = HArTrR
Beginning this evening ~ offer IS Per can't
discount on al eur Straw Hats and Light Dsrbdss
u both storss
Some ESQ dozen Of French Linen scarfs-
Fourin-hand-will wash. Of eourss-smbroid
cred in dainty coiored ssures-will now b
sold 3 for q. At both stores. Theyars so-csnt
goods.
while We are dwelling somewhat on our Gus.
tom Shirt Department. don't forget that It 10
equally possible for N to get you out an order
for Measurements" Shirts Of Fancy French
Cambria or Madras Cloths or Cheviots or
Fiannsls or silks-as we'll - our Standard
white Dress Shirts. Orders and measures
taken at both stores.
AUHRBAcH.
ouTFIrTER-HArrER
500 PENN. AVE-,
AND COR. 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 1,
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CHEAP BLACK SuRAu SILKS.
SUMNER FLAssn1s & SEneEs.

The buyers remark; 81 could n,txr hare secaued
taese goods earlier ia me az such prices"
27Inch Twilled Blue Flannel for bathing suits.
25c. yard.
Blue FLANNEL. so inches wide. for so cents The
buyer says this width in this quality las previously
sold ct Is cents yard
blue serre. Extra quality Csc. yard.
Cream Flannel, that the buyer says 'riu surprise
te natiuc" 40 inches WIDE 30 cents: 30 inches for
80 cents yard
Cream Albstross C40 inchesl. SOC. yard
Cream Bstiste l3s inchesl soc. yard
81 Abe prices nothing unusual. but the qualities
for the prices extraordinarily 80.
" IhE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

AT 35 CENTs-S00 pairs Silk finished Lisle Hose
Hichelieu and French ribbed. The Leather shades
Including the scarce Grays and Red 1ans, Boot pat
terms in ali color combinations including Black
stripes in pretty Of Tans
oendsrme, &c Plain Lsle IN Bronze and Leather
shades: also Blue. Salmon, Lavender Lemon &C Not
pair OF these Hose prior have sold at less
than ~ cents. some you'n recognize A. Csc. Hose
Three psirs for . dollar Will ony too quickly close
them out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12
lSc. CuAILrEs Fon 10 Crsrs

These are not the old cotton domestic challias hut
the imported. one-third wool. ALI shades iu pl,,n
coiors and the correct larger nures light ana dark
groundA
THE PAEAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belovD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

AT 40 CENTs-250 pairs Fancy Lsle Hose not n
par Of which have sold before at ess than s cents
The early visitor Monday may secure Hose worth as
aud es cents. We ailude to the boot tterns form
ing Nandyke the ankle, also 10 those embroidered
In BLK vnsre the two cOiors meet. 4 he Leather
shades, Evening shades, street AIDES, also q war;
ranted fsst Black such Hose for 40 cents means q
short but lively sale.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Work AND WoRnr
Those represent the two forces in life which, trans
lated, represent what might be called in machinery
power and friction. Machinery is made to work and
30 are men; but as friction wears ont machinery 20
worry tears men to pieces. Work is upbuldng worry
destructive and especially to the nervous system its
effects are both mental and physical producing anx
iety, foreboding gloom snd melancholy and inducing
physical debility. nervous prostitution neuralgia con-
ditons. pulmonary affections and other serious and
dangerous ailments To correct the evil influences Of
worry use
MERITS IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
SO cents bottle. to be had Of
z. P. MERIT, 1Ol4 ST..
1t Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Below you will find list Of specially advantageous
Dress Fabrics for this time Of the year.
These are specially advantageous in more ways than
one. The weight Of them COOS long way to make
much to do with it. BUT THE PRICES. that's what
will make them skip. They are not moving slowly
now by ans means but the faster the procession Of
summer fabrics move the better for you and for u.s.
We are room.makins now. and at the figures we are
giving you these you will be dressmakinx, and with
pleasure, too.
STYLE. BEAUTY. PRICE CONSIDERATIONS
AND COMFORT. You certainly dom. ask for more.
100 yards Of STRIPED LAWNS. good values for loc.
NOW SC. A YARD.
OUTING CLOTHS. were lok and l5c.
NOW 9,<c. A YARD.
36-ineh wide FRENCH BATrsTEs. in White and
Cream xrouuds. Exquisite and unique dssigns Cheap
for l6o
NOW Skc. YARD.
3s-inch sHEpHERD's PLAIDs colors: Green and
whita Rlus aud White. and Brown and White. We're
soc. yard.
NOW $50. YARD
Remainder Of our FiEursd and Plain Wool ohs,lis-
- NOW lA,sc YARD.
2o.isch Figured China silks. Colors: Lisht and
DARK Green. Uxht and Dark Brown. and Terra cotta.
AL white Asures wsrs Soc yard.
NOW $50 YARD.
There chances Ike the shove bargains through.
out The store bow. You can't pass through without
finding something new sad striking. Summer shop
ping Il msds paying psoasahls aud pleasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

Ii Was Ice WATER
that
chilled the stomach.
arrested digestion. and
caused your
sickness.
AYERS ysARsAPARILLA
restores tone
to the system
and makes the weak
strong.
Prepared by
DR. j. C. AVER CO..
Lowell, Mass.
jyl2-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

MEN's PERCALE SHIRTS. SOLD FOR 60c. NOW
Vx Zoe Gents Linen Collars 3.piy. &C. each. Ties
sold for soc now 25c. At kAUFMAN's Double Com.
binatiUn, 11th st. Sc Yl2.3t
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SHANeHA1 ANp JAp. SILKS.

"Details belcw.)
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PERRY BUlLDtN0."
NINTH ST. AND PxSNsyLvANIA AVE-
Established lsl0 !,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-11
College Men as Athletes.

During the year 1889 the newer men
in amateur athletics came mainly from
the colleges, and the question was often
asked-not so often answered-whether
college athletes, rs n class, are not bet.
ter than those who have come up from
the vast army Of clerks and business
men. In year, past the honors appeared
to be easy; what the coming years will
bring forth is problematic. No college
has yet turned out a runner as fast as
l.. 4. Myers, who for so long was the
best man America could produce, equal
ly good at fifty yards and the inferno.
date distances up to a mile. He was
q member Of the Manhattan Athletic
club. For all distances below a mile
he was practically invincible, and above
that he was among the best. Many Of
the records he made still stand-a mark
Tor the host Of ambitious men who have
come after him.-Charles p. Sawyer In
Scribner's.
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