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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

SIN 6aue bon 3ranfbeit ODER
uTsfiid sepatren mir FetS
Iaassre Set. Silt Sbpotbefen.
Mofen fam bis nidt sei9eben.
@tr brau9en nnfere Hotsn
nah sid)erbeiier ridt an Ban.
I ere ODER SelhoerIciber au
tratsfericen. I'm nit Dem Gelb
unfsr @ef@aft treiter5ufibren.
mir brau6en ui6t bobe
@seiis 81 beredi fir Sa.
sigainsHte, ps!Se mir nuf 5eit
h~frsaniea. I'M bic 3inieu GU
Gnrfd}iiHe Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

Alb nnO 415 Ot =6OnitOnz @trabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

Wir berfanfen %ianoB uuo
SrselH 10 nieorig eeesn baar
ofer auf 70 leidte 3a6lusgen
g'n nie ir9snb Elm Saus in,
Moreen oter Siibeu.
Sir noGen Il he Rotsn oae,
@;lcraeit. ntnn mir @ianaS
ober GsaeIn serfaufen. SIT
refsroirsn inns bas Nnrc6)t otii
bas Snitrnlnent.
Notra f6nnen leiGt hrittea
&erfoafn iibertragen werbes.
Gslde bic @inloung o%erfelbe.
.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

Des it tr pd9hq, 81 tie garandea nt@teaontposR9r gantn, easshr ub 8abrasn
meubLs fo
infs as1enpn Eo ale Ghisnasas nsds saaunens bon am 5ausn.
Denen, nMde Bic gneion aufedt itbeabn Fiauos nit allen Rsaefsn 8abeEsruaun nod
n4t adeben habeL f6nnen mir terfden, hF gbk1 ohdbn t1uaa an Der Spite akr au.
ben SnFrrmente fehn, f iunef mod neuee Eadh9e 8Gdnbranssm umhren kaben, bur4
tuFen. GM8 lift bic Nnfdt an unpareniden nnh tompdanRn 2rier
@Hr Fnb staatG agmtsn fir Meter, steawaa B Som, anabe. @bdeius & spns, wa-
tbuIdet unb s 8. gale & 60 Wianos, umb sRaha & Samn, mb Aimbaa. Srgdn,
@r 9aMn ssi soafa boa ogNla bic fpgia fit as aaafrhst pe@a. pie cine bee
faufen bm fit $75, bic a.bse fir 500. SaS Sd3werf bnIr SrIn lit fr loon, nb t8
STnre unb Gle NunItGtn IaNen nit8 az nan@n iery.
gr fm9n fir gboLfak. III @dcI&anbd aHe Gouen bon maHaIaenJ nfrumenhn,
eenfo @uFta 8Iatru, 8dnbea, Su1ern fir ale SmRrunante.
TIMER 8orab in 8mea 1T DrS oBh IN SIhen.
8u leneen af @ppMahon Ratah9s ao %aainea tu pianos. 0radn. gNuGfaGfheu
snlrsmsnfsa, @affahsa, aOen =; JUS uni bentpnaea prompt ale bdeaiden anfussa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15
Gdn5li6er MnSprrtant

0o@3eiissei6ente,
@ef9lifene Glider,
Jru6t>8 ebdlter,
pit9er,
&oDal Morceffer @aien,
9oulton gtper
Sron gromn @hocolabensS6pfe
&opaI GIemiIh, Sarbiniere BET
Hemton & MelIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-15

Sine Dabre SHUTTER @prItsauns bur6 cine
sldusenoc @eieHldoft!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24

The Greatest Mica Producing Country Earth,
The Richest Gold Mining Country east of the Mississippi
River,
The Finest Tale Producing Country in the Union,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24

The Best Fruit and Stock Raising Country Known,
The Best Farming Country in the World,
The Finest Climate on Earth,
The Finest Mountain Scenery in America.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24

Inc Richest Iron Country in the World,
Inc Greatest Timber Country on Earth
Inc Most Wonderful Marble Country in America,
'HV finest Manganese Country Known,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
Tins S14 Sun SA1 Or Orn..

There was crowd here ~ early - ve were
this morning. The h-st trip Of the elevator
went NJ losdsd-snd that's how she's been run
nins all day. Everybody wanted 10 80 10 Tie
Third Floor. ThOss s25. ga. SEA go. ego
and els Suits at sl4 were the drawing card.
We've got 'em on the front tAhlss-And you
buyers have been standing around four and
i've deeT'-wsiting your turn. We didn't keep
you long. Tie force had been increasea IL
didn't take you Jfy ~ hnd . PATTERN that
suited YOU. To sc, your siIe ~As the ~ork Of
moment for us-fve minutes-and you we're
going on yOur way Rejoicing ana We hal airec-
uons TO send one of these Cassn,cre Or Cle,iot
Suits 70 your home
There were-by actual countess Of them
when We threw back the bolts this morning.
We haven't had time to count 'cm today but
reckoning by heads-these are sc,cral hundred
less-Eoao-and sim shrinking
There are no Companions you en- mas,.
Wen admit Il is al out OF proportion 70 the
general run Of things. In the nrs, place. at s.s,
s"4. se3 se2. s2o and ais. they were really
esupe1urs Of an y thing At = similar pr1cs. The
cut Of them-the way they ~ere pu, together
the plainly evident merits Of the fabric. and
the neVer-iAiling nt-gi,e 'em q combiuation Of
virtues that custom rnakers-eveu-With aim.
Guilty maintain.
hon come 10 take these yrades-the exclusive
pstterns-an their goodness. shu, ,our
eyes TO cost profit and everything cl.e-una
create one bis grade at
-sii-FoURTEES DoLLARs-sis-
it isn't an every day occurrence. Nerve father.
It, Its like inan having his arm nrnlntatsd.
It's got 10 come a-These suits have eos 80 lie
sold-and the only snss,hetlc We have taken is
the satisfaction Of knowing were doing you.
good turn.
Tomorrow will lie repetition OF today's busi-
ness. Don't you put II on too long-tLat's all
we've got to sag.
sAKs AND COMPANY
MAKING CLOTHIERS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
tel6 STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

The Senate District committee believes that
the conditions of the local railroad occupation
should be improved, but. in spite OF the repre-
sen1atious of Senator Ingalls, and Others of It's
members, tails 10 incorporate provision for
these improvements in the Atkinson Nc Pherson
bill. II Is represented that the railroad will
hereafter assent 10 certain improvements
but does not wish to delay the present bill by
proposing them III this connection Their
addition will not delay but hasten the passage
OF the bill, for the most serious opposition to
tie measure Is based upon the complete alb
senee of these provisions for the public relief.
If through its action the concessions sought bv
the road are obtained and the relief asked bv
by the people Is postponed and lost. the Senate
committee will always have occasion to regret
Its course. No one in the District
who Is informed as to the mast
history of the railroad controversy has any
confidence whatever that improvements will
be obtained from the road which are not ex-
acted at this time as the price of the conces-
sions to the road demanded by this bill. The
District committee may have faith in the sue
Cess of Its proposed supplemental meas
ure, and viii doubtless do its best
70 meet I'll responsibility which i,
ineGrs III its promise Of future relief. bu,
Washington believes that after the passage OF
the unamended Atkinson bill it will lack the
power 20 make good its assurances. IL is moi
n fair appOrtIonTnent of benefits which gives II
the railroad Iaad-grant and 10 the people
only words.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

In saturdays STAR 1t was shown concinsiyely
that the AtSinson-NcPiIerson biiI proposes a
land grant 20 :he Baltimore and Potomac rail
road without compensation to the public. VIII
1nemecis Of Congress mako a railroad land
grant at the capital without Justification. who
would not now DO so elsewhere. even with the
excuse Of developing umimproved western
lands? Will they give away the peoples properly
without insisting in the same connection upon
improvements which will save tho lives OF citi-
sens and beaHtify the city?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

II II be true. as reported tins morning. that
the Virginia debt question is nearly settled be-
tween the New York arbitrators and the parties
IN interest i; shows the high value Of the arbi-
tration principle Immortal rrnown awaits
the mcn who settle satisfactorily this ve1aiious
prOblPra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Evidently Senator Edmunds has given up
all idea OF ever running for the presidency.
he has way Of Directing to pernicious pen
slonlng. or at least Of delaying bills long
enough u ASK q few uncomfortable Questions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

WARRINGTON. DC, June Il, 1890
DR.. 4. r. Lt1.otaL I0I7 18Th ~. a.V.:
DEAR sR-on the 10th Of May placed ms s,lf I'M
der your care suffering from Chronic Catarrh uf tho
Head, Throat and Lungs together with almost utter
prostraton Of my whole nervous system brouah. On
from = long and continued illness Of nearly three
years during which time received some Of The
best medical attention, until considered
hopeless and beyond all nsdcal 20 relieve or cure
and death was the only relief Tor me- But today
stand witness your ability aud skill not oiy to
relieve but to cure
From my first visit found relief and nave contin-
ued to get better each dsy. only growing trolcr
but increasing in weight, gaining eleven pounds IN
nineteen days.
Under your treatment my lungs began 70 eNpAnd
my breathing became regular. the pains my bead
chest sides aud back began to leave In fact my
whoesystem has undergone a most wonderful change
for the better am today different man 10 what
when first applied 10 you for relief
imost cheerfuly make this statement, in apply
ing TO you 1t was considered by who knew VI
my as The last rcso,t had 10 Gte
You are at liberty TO this you proper and
hope it viii be the of bcneiiing others Who
are now suffering Tor want OF relief aud cure.
Yours, truly.
l. C. TAYLOR.
1926 Bst. sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Nashville republicans have not been declar-
ing sufficient dividends on the administration
and IN convention Saturday refused to indorse
President Harrison. Patriotism must pay or
20 to the wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Time is money III 81. Joseph. No. Repre-
sentative DockeTy got an extra $500 Saturday
for clock on the new public building in that
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Vow that Editor HalsteRd Is also DIR. Hal
stead his views and opinions on the diathesis,
diagnosis and therapeutics Of ice water AS an
internal lubricant Will receive more eonsidera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
WASHINGTON D c. MONDAY JUNE 49, 1890
A Few WoRps t. MorHrns.

Are the Children ready for Wednesday, great &C.
ession' Nothing forsottepf Glance down this column
sha see yon are not reminded Of sonse,hins Right
mere we mention q Parssol for yourself AT HALF
rhCE fouH be much out Of doors on "Wednesday
aud should call Tomorrow AMI choose before the hest
oarrains OF our closing -out sale are zone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

The ocean between this country and England
Is loaded 10 tho brlm With icebergs and yet the
price of ice goes up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
SIX GLovEs AND MFRS

SILK Gloves AND MFRS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Fast Black and all the scarce shades are shown 10
Taeta silk and the celebrated Mlanese Silk the best
Of their respective kinds.
GLOVES MITTs.
From % to 21c. From 25 TO 2le
Flsm so 90 soc. From "a to 2ac.
FIom 10 10 Csc. Prom. DO u 3,,c
From os % s9c. From as 20 Csc
sTsssee tbs angular fr:ess sesa IA marked On ,hese
Gloves and Mite would it not be well to preserve the
above list.
THE pALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER.
Corner 18TH st. and Pc ava &l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Miss Willing is not willing. She denies that
che Is going to marry young John Jacob Astor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
Best IMPRESSED Krp Crows.

Best IMPRESSED Krp Crows.
tEyery Pair warrsntedl
These Undressed Kid Gloves ar. made from Sc
iected skins Only cut and made Gully by experts;
ALL ARE SUPERIOR but the best Of these Best
Gloves are selected and put the market nj very
high price, usually selling at 81 % aud $3.50 pair
The balance generally advertised and sold the
Dest At 90 pair.
PALAIs ROYAL PRICES ARE:
$50 for the best selected Kid Mousquetsirea
81. So for those generally sold Us the best
Sl.50 for those 4-button iengths
sF-For the special sale we offer the $50 quality
for sl.6S and the sl55 quality for sli5. The
4-button At 81. b Instead OF sl.5O All are fully
guaranteed. II is only necessary for you 20 have
pair tried o. rsk. TO be assured the material
lit aud finish is THE BEST in every Of the word
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tContirued belov3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Wehsve elosed out An importers lot Of white goods
VERY CHEAP
VERY sEAsoNABLE
Items below. an idea only Of what we have; makes
one feel cool to look at them the price adv nntagcs
make them unusually attractive.
small lot OF Striped and Plsd White Organize
Lawns, 2oc All over. THESE l5c AYARD
90 pieces Striped and Plaid Lawns
FOR 12,4c. AYARp
You can get plenty Of lawns for 1870. yard. Put
these along side OF them, you'll know the rest,
20 pieces of striped Sheer White Lawns
FOR 10c A YARD.
None better for l2Isc.
Block Plaid 0rgandie Lawns, In sheer qualities,
12kc. AND loo. YARD.
Get samples of 13xc. and 15c. goods from other
places. Well stand the comparison test.
100 pieces of White India Linens.
loc.. 12kc. loo, 1sc. zoo and Csc. YARD.
More than shade better than the usual qualities at
those prices
LIGHT WEIGHTS IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Some reductions being made in Suits and Shirt
Waists that are iivening up thinys
White and Colored Shirt Waists (whitss are all
linen. sizes 4 to H. Sl.50 was the price.
6sc. NOW.
Not many Of them
A lot Of Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes to 49,
42c EACH
Worth more.
Is Misses White India Linen Dresses embroidery
trimmed. sizes II, II and 10. Were up to a. so
These to be closed out for
S225 EACH.
i" Children's Imported Bingham Dresses, sizss 4.
o, Sand 10. We're 81, SO aud ~.
To he closed out Tor
S290 EACH
SO Ladies' All-wool Suits, Navy ONLY. br,iaei in
black or white, for
S2.75 EACH
The biggest and best reductions we have made In
some time
Chance now for many bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
krD GLovrs. S5c.
Have A Pam TRrrD Ok

The New Yellow Chanois Mousquctaire Gloves will
wash like handkerchief: reduced from s9c TO Soc.
Those of White tselected skins) are reduced from
Sl.25 TO S1.l9.
Our celebrated 81. 25 Undressed Kid Mousquetsires
are also reduced to sl.l9 quarter hundred lovely
shad es Every pair warranted. Have pair tried ON
at our risk.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

M b L. A NJ. EVANS OF NEW YORK, PAIN
W. less Dentists The Best Set of Teeth that can
Dc made Tor only S. All kinds of Filings inserted
painlessy. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
SpEcIAL SALE Or Gloves.

The correct Gauntlet Riding Gloves Chamois, Suede
and Castor Beaver Gloves in fact al the proper gloves
for summer wear offered at reduced prices during
this special sale Even SILK Gloves and Mitts are in
Guided
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

A REMARkAB1E STATEMENT.
DR. LlGHTHILL
Takes Pleasure in Submitting to the Public the
Following Letter from
MIR L. {. TAYLOR
Awen-known and Highly Respected CitIenof
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
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+ &. ( B#hE ssss
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2 wv ODD ZEE RRk
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u Nm ID DE r.
w mn ODD EEE II
w WV WEE A R RRTa
wWWW EE "A RRR
WV WV T. AAA K R..
W W EER IA A X r..

CORSET COVERS.
Extra Quality Lonsdalo Cambria Corset Covers,
former price zoe special sale price 25c.
our isc Corset Cover, lace trimmed; special sale
price J:sc
Extra Quality Lonsdale Cambria Corset Cover lace
trimmed sold formerly for Soc special sale price }Dc
The latest style in Nshape. Square cut aud Low
Neck Corset Cover. elaboraely trimmed, former
price b9C-; special sale price iSc.
CHENlSE
Chemise, good quality lace front, sold formerly for
39c. special "a price pc.
See our Doe Chemise. with rows tucks and insert
Ing special sale price :}.jc
ElaboTately Trimmed Chemise. extra fine quality
or regular SIC ChenIise-special sale price B3c.
DRAWERS
See our regular 39c Drawers, embro derry ruff1e:
special sale price &c.
Tucked and embroidered ruffie. extra quality sold
formerly for JOC. special sale price SOC.
We call your attention TO extra fine quality
Drawers. embroidered ries our regular price B9c
special sale price ISc
ENtrs fine quality carnbric Torchon lace trimming
regular price SIC. special sale price 69c.
ShlRTS
Our ular Soc Skirt reduced for special sale pric
to BE.
Our 69c. Skirt with embroidered rufie special sale
price 5Oc.
drive in Cotton Skirt, lace trimmed, yard deep,
worth Toe. special sale price SOC.
Fine quality Gowns embroidered, trimmed front
regular prlce 6Sc. special sale price soc.
15c
GAUGE Underwear for ladies and children from o.
up.
shirt Wrists for ladies' misses and boys in all gu al
ARGAINS IN Arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

I AIDES, WE ARE SELLING FINE RIBBED
IL Under Vests for DC. price prevails for chll
drer. LARGE Turkish Bath Towels. Toe.
1e13-2tf BLUMS, I4o anu A. Sth st. seq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK. July Mcssrs. Hubbard
Price a Co.,, in their cotton market report
90 night say: "lt has been a day of eXcep-
tIOnal dullness iu an speculative markets.
The meagre weather resorts received indi-
cate that rain j, ,t,ll badly necdcd, especial
is in Texas. Oug Galveston correspondent
advises us that tho only rain, which has re-
Gently fallen, is IN the coast counties. The
Chronicle admits that the moisture is some
what insufficient. such changes i'm prices
~ have to-day been effected, are therefore in
an upward direction AID new crops are
some three iu i0ur points better than yes
torday. Liverpool is partially II point
uet.er. but very DUH. Sales, 5000
ualcs. The staguation in August de-
iNcrie~. is received with apprehension
hy both shorts and longs, and il is evident
that final liquidation Of the open interest
will be accompanied by violent fluctuations.
The statistical situation is rs follows
Crop i'm sight in l-JO, 1.lil.ilG; 1859, G.SD,-
O.p; l~SN, G,SG, lO2; visible supply. 1890,
1891, 49, lNN9, l2-L2l3, l>NN ,3G3,G,9; OF
which, AMERICAN 1890. i9L0NS; 1879, NOl,-
Jl3. 1873, N1i.~l9; American port stocks
net. $500. No,7Il; lS>9, l32352; lNNS ~. &'9.
Future. closed steady; July, l2.l9; August,
ll.oj; september. 1893, October, 1870 Ne.
Nc.hber. los; December. 1919,
I'm Liverpool cotton was unchanged; mid
ding upland, 9-lGd. sales, 500 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
New yerh rroauc.. MARKET.
lBy Telegraph

NEW YORK, July P,-i.lour arm; sup
crime. S2.l0@ s. -; Minnesota extra, 81
10 s. 81. CRY Mil, extra, StIOWSL6j for
Nest indies. Wheat frm; No. red
cash, J1m974c.; do. July, 64c.; Au-
gust, 9p-c.; December, M4c. Corn
gave way under free selling p below the
opening; July. li3-c. oats steady No. .,
mixed, cash. i0c.; July. l0c. Rice quiet
bnt steady. Pork steady; mess, sl2.75@
$3.50. Lard steady. July, SG.O1; August,
- 10: September. $3.50. M0lasses quiet;
New Drleans. 2S@ ijc. Turpeat.no hrm;
~, al i2st. Resin quiet; strained. good,
81. 500 $50. sugar Refined, steady; cut
loaf and crushed, G1sc.; granulated,
&c. moulded. d j-l6c.; corrections
d .llG..: standard, u ll-l6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

the fnlcs. Yesterday Gny-one came in,
Yud car total number BE- now reported 6'3.
w. o. N1mirH Elri English and party ar
sit,i 'D.'pida1. equator Carlisle has en-
eastd r,ams fer hi. family for the summer.
Mann Richmond people are here. Among
them are:
Miss judith Darlington. Mrs. NJ. L..
Branch. Mrs. J.. +. Mitchell. kirkwood
Mitchell. Miss Susie l.. Siarkc Alice X.
Ilotchkiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Powers,
Misses Powers. Mr.. Byrd Warwick and
family, Mrs. Corhin Warwick Mr.. George
Auslie. Major w. j. johnson, Mr.. Meri-
wcther Jones, Mrs. II. II. Bloombcrg, Miss
Bloomhcrg, Mr.. Il. ID Chalkley, Mr.. and
Miss Waiorstoin. Mrs. Otway Warwick
two children aud nurse. Mrs T.. ID. llotch-
kiss and family. OLD LADY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
RncKRRlDGE. ALUM.


''E "'''' "
r.ctgRpCE ALUM SPRINGS. July l'.-
.narial. we Dad been, iu strong contrast
.rf,-t,..r .nH.r.u.
io ln' i'ii''''"' ...l. ,,..
from drought. and' i''i-. D..
ia.a of a tnlhs l' "!.".
m9ra hui n' lH'' "7 Do ''''' ,'.t,r.i..
~" 'l''r' .igt- ,nnr...,.- fba sum les oIt m
Afternoon" lD'7 INV. ,. .,.. ,.l.v.l With
dH "'1 1.l.'d. +b. li.,I. 1.e ,Y..r.n.
my il"7 o' U'1''i .r.,.... .ni .Il N.fur.
i'' r'i'irine in tht refreshing .ubee.
b" .l.'c,us ARE prone 90 ha,, riat
o., . not above the weakness. h.t
"' st,f.u "a. today OF Qua uf-f german.
,,..i., ,,..-tt bg,c Dee. last night; Dut -r
,''''t ". ,.. t.,ri. t.,fi. GOA, l.e young pto-
h,sn ~ 'i,. ...,"i,.l.d .ilt. aztec r.iYe o.
-, ~. t,.Il In day. "a ball at ui-ht Na-
hoo much. yhc Houud. are he-lIi "h''"
gitb tcnni, courts. ANA 4ate "a handsome
addition O., their beauty; and iu,'H arc -'''
sac. afUofic play cr- mat We nave lH'"'. "
"A tebLis t9u,uamenl, Mt.-i''
Norton. Au5ur-. PARROT ana @ihlth HD'",, 3
the list. We haely SNOW Ihrln.I WI.
las. Il Branch of your cle "i' 'tl' "7 W.
Tuesday is more missed "ln""- TO-" ;'
cr. ,,bpre hi- CHEEKY voice "h" 9'',"f
made hiss BlWalo WcI'"h''' "' Iu "''
where .ye enjoyed hls sweet e'h-7'
totNI~ IsTFEE~I.
,i..,...,t T.. ...,t.r .ni. y.ar tl,a. ever Dee
i"o ~ H., ,Jditi., L. some private c,ui-
,o1cy tIat Grace our cities OBJ ile Huicr, 0'
PIKE pc , ,''I ofeycry description ilai '.e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
Warm sulphur.

WtRM ~rtpH n SPRINGS, Va" July IT..
special The season here is now iniull
bnsi. and cADN dat the stages 'rrive
loaded with guests. Among ihe more dis
tinrui.hcd who arrived This week arc NUM-
nored. Hon. Thos. =. Bayard. Secretary
of state. and daul htfr, and Rear Admiral
Ilrl Eneli-h aud party. The grounds are
n beautiful condition. aud lawn tennis ami
other outdoor sports are quito popular
L,crv evening our large band gives de-
Hehiul concerts ou tae lawn. and ai night,
n tbc ballroom. dancing is kept mp 20 a
late hour Tine bathing pools continue 10
prove One of the Greatest attractions.
Anon. those here are.
g.. kcenr l1u-hoWa. Miss Mary lee
Page. Le-b E. Page. Jr.. William Ncsser-
schmidt. y. G.. OamD o.. IS. Nray, of the
Western ui0n Telegraph Company; j. u.
Challlcv. Mir. %. Msop Miss Aisop, Thos.
N-Dr. Maurice Hunter, Miss J.. s.. Rich
lrd.ou. Miss %. u. Richardson, Il. u. Rich
lrd-ou. Charles Ellis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20

DuRHsM, NC, July lS.-iieceiPts tels
week showed up 4 little more freely with
an Increased supply OF good bright iillers,
leaf and medium 10 good wrappers. Some
mahoganies Of excellent quality sold during
the week. but the quantity was limited, and
only ran up to a few hogsheads. Prices are
generally firm, with a good demand for all
desirable TOBACCO. The crop has suffered
from increased and continued hot weather.
late paintings looking very much STATED
aud .etataed Ia Development. The early
paintings are Of 80 ID size and look well.
WEBB X KRAMER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-20
LACE CURTAINS.

our 81 Lace Curtains. new 72c. pair: QUO
sl.75 now 81 10 pair; our 50 now sL3l a
pair.
our real Swiss, Tambour and Applique cur
tains. away down down below cost
A few OF ours Marscilles quilts left, take
them atsl 10.
Do Carpets interest you? v have them
at all prices, and nearly all makes Here Is "A
special offer to you before this sale closes.
We have eight pieces OF our standard Brus
sells Carpet, regular dollar yard goods. Lis
ten, we will make, lay and line a carpet OF 10
for zee. yard. What do you think OF thatf
All carpets equally reduced. 4 few Rem
nants OF Body Brussels and Nolyets al soc. u
yard