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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-27
New Pension Laws.

All disabled soldiers pensioned, also
soldiers widows and minor children and
dependent fathers and mothers, | have my
blanks and am now prepared to make out
applications. Come at once, as there vii
be great rush and few days delay may
keep you out of your pension for months
June %, 1890. A, A. GLENN,
80 q Pension Atty, room II, 205 n. Main
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SnerIaI TrnIn 800.

For excursionists 10 Chautauqua
assembly, Ottawa, Kan, from June % TO
2. inclusive. a special co8cb VIII be at
tached 10 train leaving Emiporla az e p N
BY this arrangement passengers can leave
Wichita al 1910 D. N and arrive az Ottawa
al ?. m One ia7e for round triD5S4 co.
W u. MUgDoCE-
. 90 Pass and Ticket Agent
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s.The Lone star" Limited,

Are you going to Kansas City or east
thereof? If so, why not take the 1910 p. IN.
train via the Santa Fe route, arriving in
Kansas City the same evening and Chica-
go the next morning, making east-bound
connections lStt
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Are vou going wes1, Are y0a going
east II -. take the Great Rock Island
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
70 al points. City ticket Office, l@9 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
10 z
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Tbcv Were Satisfied.

4 group of street urchins stopped in
front of an elegant uptown apartment
house the other day, and speculaied Is u
what 1t was.
Kinder luks Ike der teayter, said one
Nav it amt, said another; Its q MOO
seem"
Just then wan faced little boy in IN in
valid's chair was wheeled out Of the en-
trance by a white capped maid. The
urchins stared al the pair for moment,
and then one said in an awestruck whisper:
~Hully gee, kids. It's hospital
Then they passed on--New York Sun
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At the Theatre.
In C well cushioned two dollar seat
An elderly gentleman sat;

An elderly gentleman sat;
But his pleasure was far from complete,
His vision was barred by hat.
These lines are adapted to American use
from a recent timely poem in Punch,
which has started a crusade against the
wearing of lofty bonnets and wide hats by
ladies who attend the English theatre The
spring styles seem to have a tendency to
largeness of hrim or increase of height,
and the query suggests itself, If these are
to be the fashionable forms of headgear.
why not also make it fashionable for ladies
TO remove their bonnets while present at
the playhouse?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-27

1887 he was secured BY the Pittst2rg club
of the National league, with which ne did
good service during the past three seasons.
alternating as catcher and out9elGcr. He
is a remarkably hard hitting bStsTnsn, q
very clever change catcher and an excel
lent outfeider, ranking third in that re
spect in the official fielding averages Of the
National league IN 1SS9.
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OVER THE HURDLES
II. L. Williams the Greatest
American at the Game.
ENGLISH RECORDS EoUALED.

A Lively Yale Athlete Who Has Done
40 Yards with Ten 3 Feet Inch Hur-
dies in 16 Seconds-How He Makes His
Jumps.
The worlds record for the 100 yard hur-
die race-ten hurdles, each 8 feet inches
high-was lately made for the first time
in the United States by tsat very strong
runner, n. L. Williams, of Yale university
and the New York Athlstic club. This
game is very popular in England, where
they run it on soft turf, which renders the
race much easier on the muscles than if
run on a hard track The best record-16
saconds-kas been made by three OF four
English runners, but until May II Of this
year all attempts to equal it in America
failed. On that date at the spring games
of the Berkeley Athletic club, on the beau
tiful grounds ut Morris Dock known as the
Berkeley oval, Williams broke the Ameri-
can amateur record Of 10 Is seconds held
by a. A. Jordan, and did at last an even
16 seconds.
Williams is a very large and active ath-
lete He is about q years old, six feet tall
and weighs in athletic costume 172pounds.
His chest measures 40H inches, thigh 25115
inches and calf 10 inches. he takes a
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Notice,

On and after June 9Th the Santa Fe
route will resume tariff rates in effect
March 1st, 1890. G. L. NICHOLSON,
g. p g.. T. A.
Wichita, May %, 1890. die tt
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The Ferro-Manganese Water

For disorder. menstruation, anaemia
and sterility it may properly be termed
specific. From DIR. W. p Mason's re
port on this famous water of Excelsior
Springs, Mo. 20 w fri sun-tf
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Swim! Swim! Swim!

In clear. fresh water heated to 50 deg.
Fair at the Natatorium Ladies' days,
and Fridays from 9 to II m.
30 ct
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Announesn-nL

TIE Wichita Produce company has been
made the wholesale ard retail agent Tor
the cesebrated "Ferr3-Mauganese waters
O. Excelsior Springs, Ma q y e. sun-tf
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THE CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY

Now ready to supply all wishing their Pure Distil-
ed Water ice at usual prices. Once and Factory
Cor, Usage and Pearl streets. West Side. Order
Books at W. w. Pearce 405 East Douglas Ave- and
Occidental Hotel Cor. second and Main.
Telephone No. ~ IA sOHN
dill II Secretary.
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Baths. Baths. Baths,

The Wichita Steam Laundry has Just
opened the incest line Of Bath Rooms in
the State Laundry and Bath Rooms
III, Il9 and I2l ". First St
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To the Editor OF the Earle-

Tickets for sale at the following places: c. T.
Champions hyde & Humbe's. Rowcs Drug Store,
West Side Price OF seats &c 10 $l.D. No extra
charge for reserved seat.
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Short Time Loans

Made on chattels and all good securities,
small or large amounts.
BLACKWELDER e. HOLBROOK,
d32-6t POS Sedgwick Block.
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Chronic Inflammation Of the Bladder.
Is promptly cured by the Excelsior
Springs, Mo, waters. % w fri Sun-tf
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big BLUNDERS.' .

This will he a rare chance to hear Americas most
celebrated pulpit orator.
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Ms. winsloyvfs Soothing Syrup should
always lie used for childnrn teefhiuR i;
soothes the child softeas the gums, allvys
al pain, cures wind colo. and j. the best
remedy for diarrhaA Twenty -fvecents q
ho+fle df4 Il W Il
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To the Editor % the Eagle.
Please announce me as candidate for reelection
10 the Office of Clerk Of the District court Of Sedg
wick county subject 70 the action Of the Republican
county convention, Respectfully,
c. H. LULING.
Wichita Kan lime Q 1Sq0 dig If W tf+
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The Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Waters.
Are sold only in bottles-never in bnlk.
90 w fri sun-tf
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Fourth OF Jaly Excursion.

Tickets sold July and 4, limited for re-
turn July ), for one fare for round trip to
points 200 miles distant on Santa Fe, Frisco
and Wichita & Western railways.
W. d. MURDOCH,
34St Pass. and Ticket Agt
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The grub that makes the butterfly
Watfies from Imperial flour. 156 tt
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Winfield Assembly.

Three hours the quickest to st. Louis
Missouri Pacific railway l24 If
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longer stride than
usual over the OBJ
stacles, and he
runs in a way that
iInpresses one as
showing power
rather than sci
ence, but during
the last several
months he has i'm
proved greatly in
the latter quality,
and on the occa-
sion of his recent
victory he showed
SO much of it that
these who were &C
customed to his
style were sur
prised.
Hurdle racing is
essentially a scien-
tihc game. The
difference in style
between a poor
! and good perform
er is very marked.
Sometimes, how
ever, an unscien-
Lsn
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HOTEL CAREY.
So TO So PER DAY.

! have moved my Office into the Smith-Sknner
building, No. l35 Market Street. ground floor. In
writing Insurance II is my aim TO write IL correctly
and by doing avoid any misunderstanding be-
tween the companies and the assured.
IL is too late TO correct mistakes in the writing OF
insurance policy after the fire has occurred and
1t is Of the utmost Importance to everyone holding
Gn insurance policy to know that IL is correctly
written. The companies that represent have paid
TO the people OF Wichita many thousands OF dollars
and their policy has always been fairness adjust
Inent of losses.
". L. ". MILLER,
1876 " MARKET st.
Telephone 257.
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Sealed Proposals.

Old papers for sale at this Offices cents
per hundred 23tt
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
POLICE AND COURT.


To see Rev. Adoiph Deslllng = l@A,
VITA h.s loek OF anguish snd inl'1fea
ianoceuce, Eould convince almost sbf
tender heart that soals terrible Hls-
t4ke las ssen made. Ii = 4 terrible
mistake, even though 4 Be preacher :
mis1ake IA permitting himself 70 steal
watch. Dosillng > young M
niNseullne-looking man OF q years
and SAYS that ne i the real agent ioi q
real orphan asylum 10 Green Bay. tie
says that the daughter Of Rev Af.
Phelps, Of -. Louis, - hls dLnancsd
BRIDE an1 u > absurd 70 suppose that
pc would steal ; property into which
&c expected 60 marry before long. lie
says ne bought the watch from lady
Oh tue Pullman ear snort distance
from tnls city. lie occupies the cell al
tne head OF the stars, n company with
Mason. the wife deserter. lie Was ar
raizned yesterday, and his examination
vii occur Monday morning 81 10
0 clock.
Malone Sergeant has been charged
with violating the street ordnance, aud
---- 49, - p~~ cft- ~ 'AS~~~ys
IL now turns out that the insanity OF
Charles ODOwd ls not due 10 alcohol,
tut % something very much less 10 hls
credit. Shame, shame, The author
ties will take further time 10 consider
the situation. and O'DOgd Is remanded
10 jail until Friday.
v. r. smith, the man who let the
dog tail stick 40 out Of the ground
and th4s Disclose what sort OF an as
sault he had been making upon the
public health, paid the costs, after Dig
sng up the dog and burying It IN
proper place.
John II Young, who refused TO Kill
las dog when ordered 80 10 do by the
court, Will be tgIed tomorrow.
CARL Bartels and Frank klump viii
be examined tomorrow about keeping
open their saloons Oh sunday.
The health Office is after the peddiers
OF bad nii!k with n sharp stick. When
guilty they Will be shown no mercy.
jacob koestri vii be asked 10 explain
on Saturday.
the larceny case of Robert NcGowan
was nolle pros'd at the request OF the
complainant.
Another adjournment carries over
the saloon eases of Frank Anderson
and James +. Daily TO September >.
The large crowd in town yesterday
was a sober crowd, and comparatively
few drunks were run in by the police.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
a REMARKABLE WOMAN.
Although Ccntenarian She SIN Nam
ages Large Business Interests.

ages Large business 1ntcreSts.
A Manchester Union man in the course
OF his travels picked up reminiscence
of ye olden time in tho form of a partial
history of lady born ard bred upon the
rugged hillsides of the old Grauite State,
who, although rounding out the last
year of a century since she first saw tho
light. is noted In the section where she
now resides as person Of rare business
ability and sagacity.
Deborah Ball Powers first saw the
light of day in that portion of the town
of Hebron known rs Tenny Hill, in the
year 1890. The neighborhOod where she
was born was prosperous farming COM
munityin her carly days, peopled mostly
by families by tho names OF Crosby and
Ball, and the late DR.. Ordway. one of
the founders Of the woll-llnown lumber
firm of Brown Lumber Company at
Whitefeld, was raised in that imme-
diate vicinity. But the glory of Tcnny
Hill has long since departed, and not a
single resident now claims it as home,
although In later years Mrs. Powers has
purchased tho old homestead and will
retain It IS long as she lives.
Years ago Mr.. Powers, together with
his family, moved 70 Lansngburg, y.
Y, and engaged in the manufacture Of
oil cloth carpeting. that industry then
being in its infancy, and he was one Of
the first 20 engage in the business. Just
after getting under way the entire plant
was swept away by fire, placing the fam
q a f~l,
were further intensified by the loss Of
the husband and father. who was burned
To death. II was then that the remark
able executive ability OF Mrs. Powers
came into full play.
Rising equal to the occasion, in com
pany with her two sons, she rebuilt the
works, and resumed the business Of
making tho oil cloth carpeting. and the
same IS carried on to this day under tho
lrua name Of ID. Powers Sc Sons.
The products Of their mandatory
have a wide reputation for excellence, a
fact due TO tho personal supervision Of
this energetic lady. She Is received as
one OF tho leading citizens Of Lansing
burT. and f. always foremost in both
public and private enterprises. She. at
tho present timc. holds the position Of
president Of ono ot tho larcc.t banking
institutions in bansirgburC. and. to-
gether with her two sons. owns a con
trolling interest in tho street railway.
She was the founder OF the Old
ladies Home IN T.ausirEburg. where
SIC maintains ten inmates at her own
sVrcnsS.
While engaged in these works Of char
i.y in her adopted State. she never for
gets the home o. hor nativity. 70 which
her last visit was made WHOM she vas
ninety-four years Old - her own ez-
panss she buils fence around tho
Hebron Cemetery. AM placed fund of
$1,000. the income u which is % be
used for tho purpose - Keeping the
cemetery guunjs in shape she stlN
retains her mental faculties 60 q re-
uarsab,e 6egroc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
1T IS A GREAT SHOW.
Immense Audiences Took in the Circus
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Hundreds of people were disap-
pointed in seeing Barnum d BaIley's
greatest show on earth" yesterday.
There was such crush at the ticket
wagons yesterday afternoon that the
ticket sellers had to close down their
windows. The mighty canvass was
titled with b etween twelve and fifteen
thousand people. Every seat was
fliled. In the evening the crowd was
equally as large. Tins fact should IN
duce showmen 10 pitch their tent in
Grand Rapids for two days. The pro-
gram was vast one, and ii kept four
rings constantly filled with performers,
which included tumbling, balancing,
hurdle riding, traOeze acts, and the
usual features which 60 10 complete a
ring performance. 1t is simply stu
pendous, and the magnitude Of this ag-
gregatlOn conf uses description. The
pantOmlnic and spectacular prOduc-
ton OF Nero, or the Destruction of
Rome, was amazingly magnificent.
over four hundred performers partici-
patcd, and they were gCrgeOusly and
appropriately cOstumed. The marches
and ballets were beautifully and per-
teCtlY rendered. The audience was
thoroughly delighted. THIS feature Of
the snow was worth going miles to see
Nothing so elaborate was ever at
tempted under a canvas. Nero was
the talk OF the town last night. Bar
mum gave the people just what he adj
vertiSed. The show Will be IN Muskegon
tOdav
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21

To the Edifor ref BE TrlE.eau lIsaNro:
"A couple os sui,s have been begun
ln the circuit court against Charles
Peltou, contractor bv firms who have
been furnishing him material. TIE
claims aggregate about 81, son '-EaCls.
"The above appeared In .ast night,
Eagle. mus; say that the article
places me in a very false hght. as am
able. and staud willing to pay any man
whom justly owe. Yours.
CHARLES prIr0~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
Powderly's Appeal.

New YoRK, Aug. 20.-General Master
Workman Powderly VIII tomorrow
Thursday issue an appeal TO all true
Knights Of Labor IN the employ OF the
New York Central & Hudson River
Road, and upon all Vanderbilt connect
ing lines. In the document he viii
state the causes for the strike and the
efforts made 10 obtain Il peaceabe set
tlement OF the difficulties, and notify
each and every mcmber OF the inten-
ton OF the Executive Board OF knights
OF Labor 10 prosecute the fight against
the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company TO the bitter end.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
Webb Saws No.

NEw York, Aug. 20.-Late this after
noon Mr.. Powderly called on Vice
President Webb, and asked Mr. Webb
10 permit an investigation as to the
difficulty between the New York Cen
trail and It's men. Mr.. Powderly sad
he did not E1ean arbitration, bat an IN
vostgation. Mr.. Webb replied there
was nothing to investigate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
FOUL PLAY?
The Mysterious Drowning of Charles
Cu>hway n Montague.

a"e h}>teft"uS browning OF Charles
Cu>hway at Montague.
Special 20 the TgLEsRAE IlERALD.
MoSTAGUE, Mich, Aug. 20.-Charles
Cushway came up to Montague from
Duck lake on saturday last, where be
was working in a saw mill. lie got on
a drunk with some of hrs old friends,
and was not seen since 10 O'Clock Sat
uidsy evening until this morning at Q
o'clock. when Cy 1arrow found him In
White lake. drowned. TIE has been n
resident OF tins county for forty years.
and ~ J6 years O.d. lie leaves one son
and two daughters. Justice Lurhcrs
vii hold an inquest tBis afternoon. Il
Is supposed tnat be has been foully
dealt with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21

NEW YoKK, Aug. 2o.-Grand Master
Sargent, president Of the supreme
Council Of Federation OF Railroad en-
ployees, tonight ordered meeting OF
the supreme Council on Saturday
morning al Terre Haute, Ind, for the
consideration of the strike on the New
York Central. at 1880 p. IN. Mr.
Powderly said that the strike was now
no longer one of local assembly, but
of the whole Knights Of Labor organi-
zation. They would use every resource
IN the power Of the Federation OF Rail
road Employees, II was intimated, all
along the Vanderbilt system.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
ONE WAS KILLED.

Miss Potter, % Lansing. Meets Death in
Collision in Montana.
LANSING. Mich. Aug. 20.-Mlss Pot.
ter, daughter of J. NJ. Potter. OF this
city. was killed at Garrison, Mont,
yesterday afternoon 70 a railroad col
Us on. size and her father left home
lss saturday for a Pacific slope trip.
Nuta t0c accident happened the pas
SCI Ger tram was standing 40 tie depot.
Hra % vas crashed INTO ly q freight
trauu COINS no the rate of twenty-five
mi.es an nour. the arr brakes of which
would not worS. some ot the passen-
E.ls wefe hgrt. but none killed except
~ - tnttfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21


special % me IEL1ssAa-HERsLB.
NAsHISer0s. Aug. Zo.-AbOut one
halt VI the German plate-gi4ss imported
into lns coaniry $ used by the furni-
tare manufacturer VI Grand Rapids.
Until recently furniture men bought
direct from the manufacturers ia Ger
mauy aud imported direct, thus saving
all mdlie profits. Bat recently New
OIk importers coFnered the market
al4 obt4lned cODtrOl OF the entire
product. Ine etitet 0f thls MAS % al
tanee pr.ces about 81 per cent, wheh
d. A very serious matter % tie men
NLO a.e so much Ot u as DO the tuEnl-
tarc manufacturers OF Grand Rapids.
Today Congressman Belkn4p received a
isttei from G.. l.. Sigh. Of Grand
i4r9ds, gTes.0ert or TIE National
Iuraers' Association, stating that +. J.
iiirsciiilau, consular agent at fuerta,
tsermauy, under the lasJ admlulstra-
ton, had, through confidential sources,
obtained the names 0I the principal
Users OF Gcrmau pi2te-glass lu this
country aud nad communicated
tnls knowledge 10 the manu-
iacturrFs, Who were tuus rua-
Tied, with lae help Of New York
lm porLcrs " corner the market and
force the furniture men 10 pay the IN
creased price. AIr. SlgA's letter was
very interesting and contained 80 much
valuable Information that a copy OF 10
VIII b. sent % Commercial Agent Dun
zap at Fuerth and be has been IN
stTucted % see II manufacturers VIII
rot continue 10 sell direct TO the furnl-
tnrr manufacturers.
~ course, nothing can be done by
the state Department, except 10 use Is
good OIhces in the matter, but Il IS 4
subject OK 20 much Importance to a
very large trade that IL IS believed ii
the facts are properly represented TO
the glass manufactures they may be
led 20 see 10 u 70 their interest 10 deal
directly with the furniture men, instead
o. compelling them, as Is very likely 10
be Toe case, TO buy glass in England or
elsewhere.
Zoe results Of the Dunlap negotia-
ton lc the matter will be awaited with
good deal of interest by furniture
manufacturers all over the country
and ln no place more so than IN Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
AT MILWAUKEE,.
The Republican Convention on CompuIs-
ory Edueatisa.

The Republican Convention on CompuIs-
ory Educatisa.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 20.-The platform
adopted by the Republican convention
tins afternoon contains the following IN
regard 10 the Compulsory Educational
law: "We affirm the right and duty Of
the state 70 enact laws that will guar
antee to all children sufficient instruc-
Ton Ia the legal language of the State,
70 enable them % read and write the
same. We repudIate, as gross misre-
Presentation, any suggestion that we
Will ln any manner invade the domain
OF conscience, or trample upon par
entail rights or religious liberty"
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
They Cost s21nnon

PoRT HURov, MCh- Aug Z0.-Messrs.
Moan. Elliott and Phnn. Of Brant-
ford. Ont, have been awarded the CON
tract for the excavation 0f the an
breaches for the ST. Cialr tunnel Al
~arnia and Port Huron. The contract
amounts To about f1lU.eNU.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21

The a.7rm 81 Ore al 1850 ls.st even
iag rss CccaS8ned hv tce Uslrl-g -
q basket of shavrgs - tae basement at
AcSlers saloon. a tbe Arcade NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
TO THE BITTER END
Open War Declared by the knights
OF Labor.
c. n. v. POWDERLI WILL APPEAL
1hs Present stAtas Of the Ss~ fofA
CsRtrsl 4 Hadssa River Rail-
road strkse-Iks fiEht be
ginnisE in taFnesL

60 far frons any peaeable termination
Of ths New York Central tToaole, Il
would seem as II real hOstlitles were
just about to commence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21
AS TO PLATE GLASS
TIE Reason Why II Is No Longer
Bought Direct.
TIE HlREEI C0RSERED u SEW YORE
Importers % that CITY Force the rries
- Ahaat 90 Per CsaG- no~ AZ C.Ea~
Aboat-AH IateFsssIsg LsstsE
kroaI Ch4s A. sllsk-

-he SPECIAL correspondent Of the
TELzgRAal-flEnALD Al Washington gives
below s0ne interesting inside history as
10 Toe Gefmzn plate-giass question
tnaI IS nov 81 - much ImpoEtanee 70
cur furniture manufacturers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-21

Ne 7o7W PLACE OH sale the mOsf exzen09e
line Of Dress Goods ever Sh07oN Ill tbs mar
keh These goods cOmb,1se the products of
French, German and English looms, and
among them may be found the choicest nO9ek
ties ef /amOus Manufacturers, aneluatne also
an immense 7arzety Qf Plain Dress Fab1zcs.
These a0ere imported BY rs aovlh tie 7ze7O of
blaang them det0ye tie bn6hc as early as tie
same goods are sh07On IN eastern markets.
rs matter Of b,ace, 1t rs also to the custom-
eys ad'9antage, as 7Oe sa0e yOu one brohk
We antlubated tie a0anks Of tie MouSanas
7Oh0 7us1 ON, store, and ha1e Selected go0ds
10 meet the requirements Of all 7Oh0 are IN
search of dress materials.
II z..=..k. -. ..L.... -. Il