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GIN THEIR NEW STORE.

For generations even when your grandparents were
children) the famous "Blue and White Dresden
Ware" has been the pride and desire of the housewife
universally. If we say So of the anqui-
ties that is old How many of you recall its ap-
pearance on the table state occasions; and how
well you can realize that mother or "grandma',
would as soon have tamper with the family silver
plate as for you to modest the Dresden"
ware Break it! Why. you almost broke her
heart Well, until or two ago not al atom of
this made i'll America. Then a company
imported the special grade of clay and began to pro
duce the Amer can Dresden Ware" But the process
Of colorng, &c, expensive and intricate that
the enterprise unsuccessful. The ambitious
manufacturers abandoned this line and offered their
production the III Irket in one lot. There wore
several bidders. ourselves included. We got all there
| was. Livery dish was sold 10 u.s. You can rest as.
sured-as the burnt child breads fre-the experiment
of american Dresden Ware" will nerer be repeated
and neither ourselves any else will ever have
a chance to offer You such climax of disaster" Us
this is again. This absolute counterpart of
the original Dresden. although there are, here and
| there imperfections in detail which you would not
detect, but which tell you there Just the same.
Come yourself, bring Your mother and your grand
mother iii the dear old souls hving), and let them
feast their eyes something 1.-The likes Of which was
! never seen afore"
We venture to say If these goods were offered at
Mays, in New York, at Wanamakers. il Philadel-
| plis they Wouldn't last an hour
| Here's the rest of the story:
Genuine DRESDEN Ame,icdn
| Dresden CHECK Dresden
toouid LIST. 10 close
briao. his kot
loc' lea
zoe Breakfast Plates .... &c
Csc. Dinner Plates &c
Soc Sauce Boats.... lie
10c Individual Buffers. .......... 2<c
Doc Pitchers l9c
45c. Tea Pots.....-
Soc. Bowls
40c Coffee Cups and Saucers 12xc
75c. 14-inch Meat Fatters. ..................2 9c
| 81 loincn
| 81. SO Covered Vegetable Dishes ........... 4ec
81 sauce Iureens ....35c
% Soup Tureens .SSc
This is. sc ually. opportunity OF lifetime and
you shouldn't fail to embrace it.
We want to Just remind you that the Heinz Refrig-
orators growing In favor every day. And urge
you not to forget that in the line of Baby Carriages
we keeping up reputation for quality, variety
and low prices.
| T I'll T. t.
FFf "A II kRfh n
FRANKIE Co. PRopRrEroRs
II COR SEVENTH AND sra NV.
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Ta'nmany under any other Chief Croker
would have as gloomy prospects.
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THE NV XAssAR SHIRTS

The New VAssAE SHIRTS
White Linen Vassar Shirts. The latest novelties in
pieated. plain and emit roidered bosoms The new
style standing and turnover collar and cuffs all
warranted three-ply pure linen.
special bargain offered at Sl.3l.
FRENCH PERCALE VASSAR SHIRTS-The new
est have dots and pin stripes various coiors and
made with pleated bosom and turnover collar and
Guns These shirts are launiered and can be worn
with or without the blazer special bargain offered
| at Sl33.
PERSIAN LAWN yASSAR SHIRTS. These vii, Ia
much favored during the summer and We are showing
aVarety one OF the largest and most complete in the
country. Prices sl.4S. Sl.75 sl9S, 81 %, az 6s,
SOS, s3 6s. S39S.
As special bargain shall offer during this sale
Tor ONLY SO CENTS very pretty style with leg of
mutton sleeves. turnover collar aud cuffs tucked
yoke.
MADRAS CLOTH VASSAR SHIRTS-The coming
popular material for summer wear, uads ND With tnrn
over collars and cuffs.
| special bargain are those Of cream ground with
coIored silk stripes for only s2.35.
| WISH SILK vASSAR SHIRTS-These are sboyr, In
very beautiful color combinations and only "a 76
/ each.
/ VAssAR SHIRT FRONTS plain and plested linen
latest collars. Prices 20 and 80 cents Those at the
latter price have three large pearl studs the BOSOM
| ,c.., The PALAIS loyal
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Ice FOl. NorHlxa.
ID RY CT O Cd

Dry GooDs
sheetins. "a yards wide, Lee and isc
lilOW Case Cotton. 1Oc-
Atwood Dress Goods. In light shades, 2Oc.
Black heDuettA Cashmere. -, 80, %, &c and 81,
COloEs9 Cashmere. one yard Wide, Wool Face, &c.
bs4uuful Line Dress GinxhAnls, and loo.
leztEer Proof Ticking. SC.
LARGE Line White Goods III all graGes
lO-4 Turkey hei Table Covers, S9c.
COttOuad Tor Boys Pants. ID ~, z5c
ClaFks %. y I. spool Cotton 4Sc uoz
Gepts' outing SbiTts, "a, IS and 4sc.
larse Siz- Lace Ildy. lUc.
Gents BAib.iksan vddeTsh!rts. 25c.
Gents UnlaundeTed Shirts, 30 and iSc.
ked Table Linen last cOiOIs 2Uc.
B.eaehed Table DAInAsk, 2Jc.
5O-yard SpoOl silk. &C.
1OO-ysTd spool sllk. Sc
Dress MakeTs Can OrIc, sc.
Ladies Might Gowns, rs and JOc
A. TowNER son.
Ry2 1916 9Th st w.
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You Cou1pxr TxIL-

i on CoULDS'T i ELL"
There is no ssinsayinr the richness. elegance
snd popularity of Polished Oak for chamber
furniture str.isht chamber sstA Jon know.
consist Of three pieces-bedssead. dressing case
and wash stand. Tow. you can buy these Oak
setsss almost any price and some houses put
them out % high a. 800 and sIso set. Blu.
you can, obtain anything sna. IL actually more
msri.orious than quartered oak finely polished
and thoroughly made, elegantly carved and with
plate-Elsss mirrors-csn your We're In the
business. and we don't know Of any better com.
bination Of values Well. granting this to b 90,
here is exactly what we can do. We can sell
you Oak Chamber Sets. such as we have de-
seribed. at s75. 600. $50. $40 and 20 on. and
we can also sell you one for s2s! 1t stand.
right beside the other. and "you couldn't telin
the difference. We unhesit.tinsly pronounce
it as our honest belief that such value is not
to be found in Washington. Come in-ask to
see these s2s sets--and zee If we are not put
ting its virtues very mildly.
W. r. HoUGHroN CO..
1t 1918 and 1890 Fs.nw
WEDNESDAY. MAY z. $500
ELpHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY
Offer large supply OF
GENUINE IMPORTED FRENCH AND ITALIAN
OLIVE OIL Of Very Superior Quality These goods
fresh stock direct from the latest import invoices
and possess = smoothness and deiicacy Of favor no,
easy to obtain. snxle trial will convince the most
exactins critic.
ELPHoNzo YOUNGS COMPANY,
AIS Ninth ct
P.s.-PoTATo CHIPS fresh from the oven a. 10
O'Clock am. today. EY.O
my7
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Tn NEW SUMNER R1nrsrs

HE New SUMNER BLousEs.
b4ouses OF Outing Cloth in excellent imitation of the
expensive French Flannel Sailor collar silk lacing
20 aud "
Bouses Of imitation Madras Cloth with silk stripes In
various shades. Plain sailor and pleaed collars wit
Bonses Of Real Madras Cloth, with cluster and single
silk stripes Extra finish. .......s2 6S and SO 90
Blouses Of Striped French Fannes in bright colors-
DAa<cA Us
BlonseS Of Cream Flannel with sailor collars silk cord
lacing, 81. 9S and 81 IS
Blouses Of English Flannel with Faunueroy collars
crochet buttons 80 9S
Blouses Of Wash silk, all combinations of colors.
Sailor and pIestt cellars poe ket,Sc 81 aud 81 9S
Blouses Of Black India Silk with floral design in bite
OIL collar, front and cuffs black silk crochet but.
TONS at
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Ak ADVERTISEMENT
OF CERTAIN SHOES A. CHEAP AT GER.
TAIN PRICES II VERY GREAT WASTE
OF MONEY IF THE SHOES AND PRICES
BE NOT EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED
WE HAVE NO MONEY TO WASTE IN
THAT WAY.
OUR ADVANTAGES OF SELLING OUR
OWN SHOES FOR CASH IN LARGE
QUANTITIES. ENABLES Us TO GIVE
EXTRA VALUE IN SHOES.
MEMS BhOAD-SOLE SHOES
$500. $500. 500.
MEMS KANGAROO LACE.
$500, $500, $500.
MEMS CALF LACE.
s4Oo. co. SO 90, 81 90.
MEMS PATENT LEATHERs,
$500, sc. 90, $500.
MEMS PICADILLY STYLE.
MEMS BLUCHER STYLE
MEMS BROoUI STYLE.
MEMS TENNIS SHOES.
MEMS LOW.CUT SHOES
OUR MEMS SHOES ARE MADE BY
HAND BY MEN-BY SHOE MAKEuS NOT
RUN THROUGH A MACHINE BY BOYS.
sHfs y 7 ERR TIT ~ ssss
gBss O uu III + ssss ::
ARTHUR BURT co,
SHOE AND PRICE MAKERS.
MT l.ll ST NV
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LACE Frousorsoa

LACE F1ouscrses
Today put on sale all Short Lengths Of Chan
elly and Gimpure Flouncings, 45iuch WIDE at prices
that ought to them. This an opportunity sell
dom offered Read over carefully 1t will pay you il
you can use anything in this line.
45.INcH PURE SILK CHANTILLY FLouNcE-
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DECIDEDLY SrAsosABrr..

DEo1DsDIY SrAsosABLE.
You viii find below some Of the very items
the season will remind You Of
SUMMER COMFORTS"
line of light. feecy Summer Bed Comforts
in elegant patterns aud beautifully quilted
Sl.35. Sl.7o. o2.25 and g.. so each.
LACE FLOUNCINGS.
superb line OF fine 45-inch Diack Lace
F1ouncings from 81 to "a yard.
INDIA LINEN AND CAMBRIA
Choice 45-inch Tucked, Henistitched India
Linen aud Cambria VI from 81 to 90 yard.
SILK GLOVES.
All sizes Of Fine Sill Gloves in various shades
Of Tan snd Gray to match the seasons popular
dress goods. ut ?5c. and Soc pair.
Elegant Black silk Gloves, tom 81 to s, ct
Csc. Soc aud 75c. pair.
Dent forset We handle Mattinys Of all kinds.
cARHART & LEIDY,
PHILADELPHIA STORE"
my7 OPS 9TH st and 700 z 1t. nv.
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CHILpREx's GrxeHaM Surrs.

CHILpEES's GINoHAM Surrs.
OF eourse We have al other materials but specially
quote 0lNOHAM SUITS. We have every reason 70
mink We are ana shall be HEADoUAR1 ERS for this
Snt CT NE opniens expressed BY the many who have
We shall not attempt descriptions here but win on
1hor soay Friday and saturday = special display
OF these garments the second roor of No no IA
ave ,-nHIn'es visit viii tell you more than We
viii eompri>e Ginzham Suits for Ch!ldren from 70
Ia yeas VI age. Prices from S5c. TO All SO suit
iAk PALAis ROYAL.
SoE. lxth 81 aud Pa ave.
M 4 LISNER
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B. ROBINSON & Cos REMARKS

ANY BOYS OR CHILDRENS CLOTHING
TO BE POPULAR NOW MUST BE NOBBY
AND STYLISH AS WELL AS STRONG AND
DURABLE.
THAT Is THE ONLY KIND WE HANDLE,
As WE HAVE NO ROOM IN OUR STORE FOR
THE CHEAP TRASHY STUFF CHAT SEEMS
TO BE so PLENTIFUL ELSEWHERE. WE
HAVE BUILT UP OUR BUSINESS BY SELL
ING RELIABLE CLOTHING AND SHALL
CONTINUE TO SELL ONLY SUCH GAR
MENTs AS WE CAN THOROUGHLY RECON-.
MEND
SEE OUR ALL-wooL LONG PANTS SUITS
FROM sl0 UP, AND OUR SHORT PANTS
SUITS AT $3.50. 81 AND S5. WHY BUY
CHEAP, SHODDY CLOTHING WHEN YOU
CAN GET RELIABLE GOODS FROM US FOR
SUCH PRICES.
THE STOCK OF NEGLIdEE SHIRTS IS
NOW COMPLETE. HOST OF NEW PAT.
TERMS IN CHECKS, STRIPES AND PLAIDS,
ALL CoLoRS AND COMBINATIONS, ALL
AT PROPER PRICES.
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CONTINUED
FOR TIE RENAINDER OF THE WEEK

In view Of the Indictment weather on Monday ana
Tuesday NE viii continue 'com" In the prices q
summer shoes throughout the remainder Of the week
We do this because the such as are rarely
a 10.
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WISH SILK VASsAR sHIRTs.-These are shown 1,
very beautiful color combinations and only s3 z!
each.
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DINNER SET NEWS

r. GOLDSCHNID
Our buyer has been informed b. the firm OF John
Moses in Trenton, N J., owing to q serious FIRE which
DESTROYED part of their building that they will be I'M
able 10 furnish with any Of their special l42
piece Dinner and Tea Set Combined. which we sell for
sI6.sS, until June Is. The above we received with
regret for the that have only the above
sets left Those wishing of these we advise
10 cali early. will have OF them until the
next shipment-June 10.
IEMEI Ply NFWS
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WIN. II. McKNEw
Successor to B. q. Taylor),
933 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Those who appreciate fine Cut Glass viii find IL 70
their advantage TO examine our stock. which COM
prises the finest Cut Glass from the Mt Washington
Glass Co. The cuts are entirely new and are claimed
by them to be the finest that they have yet made All
of the designs Of the above fra are patented there
fore assuring that no imitation can be made from
them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
MoRe COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
GsssraoFs Is s1risss. sl4tss Choess Ksp-
rssest2sises fos tAs Uerlss 4 Eslr-4hs
F.resI1eutts Flaas.

ssUA--'e - F~.+Ntes eA4AN2 4 INf-rsE &kF
rssest4sises tos tAs Usriss FslF-lhs
F.resl1eat's Tlass.
WAsalNSToN Nay IS 1t is not ex-
pscted the President ~ill appoint tto
con nmlssleaefs-2t-lsrge 70 me worlds
FAIR for several DAYS ycL Tie thirty
dsy limll ls Up on Nonaav. but lie does
act consider the bill ooal gtlsory in thls
respect zna pFsteFs - ~Alt ,.niil the l.a-
,ority Of tie Governors % states have
rsae tbeir selections before he appoints
the commlsslOaers- zt-large. There are
folr Democrats 20 bs Sppolhte4 aud
four Republicans. and The President IA
tends 70 select the Republicans from
Democratic States and Democrats FROM
strong Republican States, So th-t there
can be no p0auca! sigaih,-nce IA lhe
sclec uon-
PuKEE- s D. May % Governor
MelieJte has appointed IS SoUth lta-
kota's con. NJ lssioRers 70 the world 5
fair ~ H. Nclo;yre. Republican. OF
Watertonn, ana N H. Day, Democrat
of Rapid Citv The alternates are
Colonel l. :. Billiard. Republican, Of
Pierre. and = A. Ramsie, Democrat Of
Noonsocket-
SANTA Frr. y 4. Nay 25-The
world fai. comm missioncrS for New
Mexico are Richard Mansfield Waite,
OF Hermosa. aud Thomas G. Gulllerfes,
OF Ola Albuquerque The ateruAtes
are Louis c Tetard. Of East Las Vegas,
and Charles T. E4dy, Of Eedy.
NAsI|ILrE, Tenn. Nav 25-Govern-
or Taylor has appointed Lewis T. Bax-
tor. OF Nashville, ana Thomas J. Va
iams, Of Knoxville, worlds fair counll IS
sloners FOR Tennessee. Rush Strong. OF
Washington County, was appointed a.
ternate.
BosToN, May 2S. Governor Brackett
has appointed as commissioner 10 the
worlds fair al Chicago Francis ".
Breed OF Lynn, and Thomas +. Proctor,
Of Boston. Altcrnates, George =. Ladd,
Of Spencer. and Albert c. Houghton, Of
North Adams.
PROVIDENCE, r. J.. May 2&-Gover-
ernor LSdd has appointed wo-lds fair
commissioners for Rhode Island as fol
lows: Colonel Lyman Z. GoG, Of Paw
tucket Republican; Gardner C. Sims, Of
Providence. Democrat. The alternates
are JefTery Hazard, o. Providence. Re
publican, and Lorillard Spencer, OF
Newport, Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
CAUSED ! ngAv4 Loss

IRE DESTROYS sae e EEest fresgt.S sloess
- 2lbaus = q tFopere ~ ortA
slf1.oes sssps ANaf.
ALKASY, \ n Nav IS The largest
freignl houss q the New hars NsnIral
railrs4a here sas b0rnea alaFsasy
nsEht The builamg Sas is~me
ssract~Fs sna as Gllea With geneva.
nssHchauaise TIE origlR ST the alaaa
IS net certain. eat it Is sepPosc~ 90
Aaye originated "a cons gament ~
fireworks + and spreading % some Bar
rfls 81 kerosene oll caused .errshc ca
plosion. IAsre were 400 hsrFois -
Whisky ~ tae losse and ihesc aaaea 81
feed tie h4mes The i,tlEal house ~.s
totally consaaaes and ai its coniouts.
Gad ten care loAdce vlfA merclana ~
veFe also harnoa INo ears nllea 81 b
dressed beel aHa no filled VITA butter
ana eggs ~are 81 badly seorChea th-t
the contents were ra4ued IAe cuure
loss Is tnoaeAt o. bo abo4. Slla 9aa
Ihe insurance IS sc. 0oo
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
BIZ EIare At Milford. L. I.

SALT LAKE CITY. L. T.. Nay -. 4
large portion OF Milford. L. T. was
burned Wednesday, the FIRE being
started in = corral By drunken mar
who was smoking a cigarette. Tie
blaze sp-cad 20 the northwsLi, burning
the store-bousa and supply dopo, o.
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins. three sa
looms. hotel. the Union Pacific engi
necv's Office, the express Office. the post
Office and the Consolidated Implement
Company S building. Tho totsl loss is
a. nIl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

ArrA~rA. c.. Mag p the Pied
mont Exposition nj managers have decided
70 invite as guests of tho asso
-f7tion Pres dent Harrison, Troef
dent Diaz of Nsxicc. eE-l'-rst
dent Cleveland. Secretaries Blaine
and Eusk. Senator-siect Carlisle. GOV
error CampHeiI. O. Oaio. Colo1e' Pols
President ~ che National Fa-ucrs
Alliance. ari other prominent gentle
rsn. I- Is he ered thst President
Harrison vl.l come. Ifte does. Frssi
dent u.szs p-esence f. assured
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
sh. Mln ID. Me.lthr.

LEADvIIIr. Col. May % Winnie
Burton. woman who came West 10 G e
Of consum ptlon. has suddenly become
wealthy. the death % her father in
Mansfield. O.. leaving her heir 20 sl50-
coo. OF late she had been an object q
charity. living in a hovel and deserted
bv her husband. whom sbe married
under strong opposition from her rela-
tives 1t is very doubtful - She vi.l
live long enough 10 enjoy hcr good fort
une, although she has started last
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Demon, Mica. Nay 23 The United
States Circuit and District Courts la
their decisions heretofore have he'd
cities % Michigan h4ble Tor az damages
for injuries resulting from the defect
i've condition of sidewalks anywhere
within the corporate limits TIE
State supreme Court has held that
cities are not so liable The United
States supreme Court has nov decided
that hereafter United States courts
must decide these cases accordlns
ruling Of the Slate court
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
FLETCHER hARPER DEhO.
The Junior Hea,ber Of the Great roblish-
log I.rnl IanIres 81 Nl. lialns

NEw NoKE. May 23 Fletcher uar
per member Of the lrm of Harper &
Bros and "a son Of Fletcher Harper fhe
youngest - the original fotr brothers
who established tAe Well-kuown pub
fishing house o. that name. died after q
lingering illness a. his residence
Thursday evening For somc years
Nr Harper has been Suffering from @
complication of disorders. whieh baf-
fed tAe shll q physicians Gradually
these dincu.ties deve loped into ua-
r4smus. ard death was caused 40 last
10y general consumption OF wasting
aNay
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Grasstoppsrs in Transcnucasis.

ST. PETERsBUEG, May 2S-The Gov
ernment is about sending a large de-
tachment Of the army 10 destroy grass
hoppers now ravaging Transcaucasia.
covering with depredations an area OF
thousands OF square miles. Tho force
carries supplies for tho residents OF the
ravaged district. They fear a repetition
Of the famine of 1879, when half the
population starved 10 death. At present
hardly green thing IS left.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
suoDEkLY STRicKEN.
VICE Frssaaent wreb. ~ uss Ns~ Yer
Central Losas nss siEht

Nav NoEk. Mas @s--Alee- President
Walter Webh ol tas AeV NorA Central
a Hudson River RaliroA1 Company has
gone % Europe ia tho Aope ot having
his sight restored a lea daYs
sgo wbiie al work ia h.s office
he became suddenly blul from tao
burst up oi bloed-Nesst a. tao base of
the bral.. where tae opuc nerFss iseaa
from the brain se bstanoe an4 r.A across
each otler Mr Webb Is srelher cf
Dr. seward Nsbt. president of ihe Nag-
ncr lalaee-lar tompanF una IS
a sou-in-laW ~ tbe late Nla-
lam II Vanderbilt be was recently
promoted 10 has present position ana
was given charge ~ size entire passo..-
ger graflc q tic New 3 3fG CenIr.l 81. So
tenn TIE cause Of h.s a.lal1r..ne is 1e-
leved 90 be overnofA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Paid Out a Fortune i'm Bribes.

MONTREAL, Can, May 23-John p.
Whelan, the contractor for the Quebec
courthouse. il IS said, has paid over
500 900 TO the Mercier Government i.
tho last four or fye years to secure con.
tracts for Government work, at least
$40. 600 OF which, Mr. Whclan says. was
blaclmailed out OF hin. The Govern
ment still owes Whelan S237. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

BENrms Tenn. May 28.-Gcrmar-
town, twenty miles east of thls city. wss
visited by disastrous concaFrstion bo-
tween and o'clock Thursday morn
ing. The lre originated in . vacsgt
storebouse and spread with great ra-
pidity. and Was not under control uull
nearly every house ia tho town tao
tlmatnd al s.. 600. insured for sla.l0o
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Horrible Tragedy in Germany.

BERLIN. May % AT Hagen, West
phalis. Thursday a widower named
schultz deliberately drowned his two
little children and committed suicide
by jumping into the stream when they
had disappeared. Schultz was suffering
from mental alteration, caused by the
refusal OF 4 young girl upon whom he
had set his affections 70 become his wife.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

rHtp1ro. Pa Mas q Ths 70 rioui
afroEr nation krcvr as ths DunFsrcf
bed Their srrBal Iovs feast this vsri
-les- here Thousands we've fn sfter1
sn.s and tbe eers-uor ss Teeu - to frf
get we're q thfnIIv carried out and -
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Must Not Attack tho schools.

JoLIEr, IL, April 22-Father Nc
Cam, the missionary priest who recent
" made bitter attack on the public
schools here, has been forbidden tc
speak on that subject in the future
The order meets the hearty approval o.
Catholics here. most Of whom did not
indcrso his utNeranCes u the tine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

DoYLEsTowN, Pa, May 23-J. Mon.
roe Shellenberger, the forger and en-
bezzler has been sentenced by Judge
Yerkes 10 undergo an imprisonment Of
tw.nty-two years in the Eastern peni.
tentiarv. The prisoner was almost pros
trated by the sentence and had TO have
assistance N leaving tho courtroom.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

ST LoUIs. May 2s h y O9s. cash
ier of the Denver bank tbst was robbed
q 81. .o0o yesr ago ~ lone roDber.
arrived 81 CaTton Thursday right fof
tie purpose Of taking 8 }ook az Mans
field King. the suspected robher
lie could net identify the prisoner
King. who ls held on = charge ~ MUIR
de- has conferfrd shat he is She man.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Forrr Eav 21 Labor rlots o>ou-rss
fr Ha-erns TtursasV Three pesssr -
we're kllfef anF rumerous 81 is~f ard
reazarts vornasd TIE letter esrne,
~ fe ss~er perer 1a7 IRE tra~eh
fvts a-s farrer 1rg IRE t-catls suons
tfe workers
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

ST LOUIS EsT 2s The Grand Lodge
Of Os5- Fellows off fhe state ~ Missouri
has gone Cr record frr n-of hHon ~
1-f.u-sdav's noeet.rr the g~snd Maste-
report advocated tbe eEc nfion of
saloon -lee pers from the order bot
debate snsgsd. after which vote vas
taken. and tfs side advocated ~ tbs
Grand Master carried ths dnv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

TvnTtwkPofFs. Ind. Eav - 5-Ths
convention - o5e Telioyr oouunUsi
rs session TherssaY and roteo - sp-
proprlste e GOO toward ths cree ~ ~
. booze for ol8 and ind dirent men. hers
~ p Leesv ~ ibis c.iy. vas cnoseH
Grand Easter
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

NFw OHLTANs. May % william
Nyer, who claimed the ttlo O. Light
weight champion o. America. met
Andrew Bowen. . local rFhtwelrbL
in finish fgb: Tor a. 600 with fve-
ounce gloves In The hall - tho West
End Athletic cab Thursday evening
Bowen won 10 the twenty Chfh round
Fifteen hundred people witnessed TIE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Baksr y a p-ox.9 ng lea
consl sllt-tlcnzl suepas,eat -
graas rs Tgss Of susrase = soussn.
Talee before HlnoEisF - tbs oelu-
q itsee 30 reported lAsersblv 90 sl4s-
LIS FIsPosl aR5 oae - laess rs-
ports vas ara~n by TIE prsseat speak-
e. Ar keee, bgt soalor5tv coal8 not
be lnd-ec@ % iake f1soraale actisa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Esth the method and results when
Syrup Of Eigs IS taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing % the taste, sad acts
gently YET promptly on the hidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cle4nses the sys-
ten eHsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habirual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs IS the
only remedy Of is kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
ceptzbls 10 the stomach, prompt IN
"a action and truly beneficial IA its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
90 eli and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 50c
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. ANY Teliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP co.
SAY EaAsclSco. ca.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEw Toak. NJ.