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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1892-07-09

The Murray County Independent, in
its issue of July 1, gives the following
account Of the dedication of the new
Catholic church at Avoca: The dedica-
ton OF the Catholic church in Avoca
which occurred yesterday, was an event
that will live long ID the memory of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The national capital would be free from the
risk of having hnumerable unlicensed bar
rooms during the time Of It's entertainment of
hundreds Of thousands of guests. if a single OBJ
lection had not been made IL the House on the
last day Of the session. Nothing else inter
vened. The House committee had agreed to
the Senate proposition and it only remained for
the House itself TO confirm that action. Mr..
Caruth. a Kentucky member. and Mr.. Campbell,
a New York member. objected TO its considera-
ton, and under the rules that ended the chance
for the timely enactment of this indispensable
measure. All that remains is for the citizens of
Washington to frown upon the introduction
among them Of additional dram shops. and to
assist the police in the preservation OF order.
By extraordinary effort public opinion may be
meascrably effective in restraining the evil i'm
posed upon the city and its visitors by the dis
creditable action Of the two Congressman
named, in The interest OF the whisky ring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The record of the Congress which adjourned
for its first session last night is already, in
large measure. complete. Very little is usually
done Of great public interest, beyond the
passage Of appropriation measures, at the sec
ond sessions Of Congress. Little remains to be
sdded to what has been said in THE
STAB Of the sessions work The closing
hours were devoted to agreeing to
compromise bill on the worlds fair
and combining the exclusion Of Pinkerton de-
tectives to tie general government service ard
the government service in the District Of Co
luInbia- The government contractor viii con-
tnue to "hire his Hessians,' as the objurgatory
phrase of the day runs. In this manner the
senate's conservatism as apparent the
conservatism Of the House was in a more import
ant one-the silver bill. The present Congress
IL to be credited with considerable caution, not
always discriminatiye as regards expenditures;
with much Unwieldiness; with right inciiua-
tions, generally; and, above all to its frmness
In turning down some vicious propositions. 1t
Il not brilliant body OF legislators, but IL is
pretty safe in its opposition to ali such scheme.
~ silver free coinage and the subtreasury bills
The leading fault Of Congress, fault which is
chiefly that of the House. aside from the lack OF
coherent Leadership and executive grasp and 10
some extent due to the latter as a cause, is a
penny wise system Of appropriations, so far as
there may be said to be system in the matter.
1t can hardly be affirmed candidly that all Of
the necessary appropriations for the support OF
the government have been made. and it ia
evident that there viii be in consequence urge
deficiencies to be provided for later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Coon News FoR Cossuurns.
JOHNSON &&& / UTTRELL.
J J.j tsAssl liz
T3 MARKET SPACE.

WE HAVE DECIDED TO CONTINUE
OUR GREAT COST PRICE SALE OF
DRY GOODS DURING THE COURSE OF
IMPROVEMENTS WHICH ARE NOW
BEING MADE TO OUR BUILDING AND
WILL OFFER EVEN GREATER IN
JUDGMENTS THAN EVER.
WE TAKE THIS OCCASION TO
THANK OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE Be
SLOWED DURING OUR REBUILD
ING SALE. WE HAVE DISPOSED OF
A VAST QUANTITY OF GOODS, BUT
STILL HAVE A GREAT MANY TO SELL,
AND WHILE IMPROVEMENT ARE IN
PROGRESS WILL CONTINUE TO OF
FER OUR ENTIRE STOCK WITHOUT
RESERVE AT COST, AND IN MANY
INSTANCES WE'VE MARKED SUM-
MER GOODS AND THE MORE PERISH
ABLE GOODS OF ALL KINDS BELOW
COST.
THE EXTERIOR OF OUR STORE AT
PRESENT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE BUsI-
NESS HOUSE AT ALL. BUT DON'T LET
AhAA MILL lcC OOls fOh iNSLDE
WE'RE JUST AS BUSY AS EVER, AND
IF Low PRICES WILL DO IT WE'LL
BE BUSY AS BEESr THE COMING
wEEK
OUR STOCK COMPRISES SILKS,
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS,
LINENS. DOMESTICS. WHITE GOODS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, UNDERWEAR,
LADIES' WRAPS, CORSETS AND NO
TIONS OF ALL KINDS, ALL OF WHICH
WE OFFER UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
AT AND BELOW COST PRICES
FOR CASH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The practical completion OF the cable on the
Washington and Georgetown railway and its
14th street branch today, August 6, is a fulfill
ment o, the terms OF the law and a fact Of
interest to the public. The national capital,
which has been behind some other cities in its
facilities of street travel, is row to be put
abreas, OF them. The cable lines on Pennsyl-
vanis avenue. 7th and 18th streets, the
addition OF double summer cars to the Belt
line, the provision for several new lines, the
arransed-for completion within the next year
OF an electric motor service on the Metropolitan
ailxay, are all distinctly in the way Of improve
ment- Other improvements remain to be
effected As things stand there ia much room
for hearty gratulation all around in what has
been accomplished
The great fact that swift passage along some
of the chief thoroughfares is already secured;
that this is not az the expense of animal life or
energy. is one particularly satisfactory. Tho
handsome grip and passenger cars as they rush
along are a vast improvement the old order
ofthings- Whether or not there be in the future
something still better in the gift of invention
applied to electricity, the cable car is an i'm
mense stride ahead of the horse car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The necessity For good roads il appare Mt every
where, except in a few localities already enjoy
ing them When state like Tennessee finds
tina: bad roads are costing annually more than
s7Oo0.OO0 II il time for action This is an esti-
mate of the Memphis board of trade presented
to the legislatu-e but Prof. Corson Of the Uni
versity OF Tennessee has discovered by investi-
CATION thu, the average cost of hauling bv
wagon to the Knoxville market IL a million
and quarter on the total amount
hauled. Half shat sum. he says. could be
saved By good dirt roads and liye-sixths over
good macasiam roads. II is estimated by the
Tennessee commissioner Of agriculture that the
average loss To the state BY poorly constructed
roads r J. horse. AID il is not probable that
this i in excess OF tie true amount.
So much by way Of specimen a. to the cost Of
not ha ing good roads. Consider for a mo-
msnt ;ae subject Of having good roads and
their PROBABLE cost. Good roads cannot be
bull; without money. There Is a statute in
MissS1ri 10 the effect that whenever the people
along line of public road shall subscribe not
lees than $50 per mile or more and depo,i; the
same with the county treasurer it shaI, be the
county courts duty to pay out of the county
funds like amount not to exceed $500 per
mile for the same purpose, county being
authorized ty this provision to contract debt
exceeding the constitutional limit Of its tax
levy. II is urged by the ST. Louis Republic
that . large proportion of the Missouri counties
have long since reached this limit and therefore
cannot avail themselves Of the statutory pro-
vision The question. therefore, in Missouri.
and elsewhere, where the same condition exists.
u whether the constitution shall be amended SO
as 70 enable the people to tax themselves for
the purpose. On August Is state road con-
vention meets at ChiIicothe, and the matter
may be there fully considered Ii is one having
interest beyond the limits Of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

For some time past the President has pre-
ssnssd an example Of how, in official life. the
feelings and impulses Of the man must some
tmes be completely snbordins,ed to tho
demands Of public welfare. Nr. Harrison has
had universal sympathy throughout Mrs. Har-
rsons Illness. and he has under the irving
circumstances Of enforced separation from her
sAovsd . manly and unostersasious devotion to
duty that cannot but command esteem. 1t il
hoped hat his companion.hip viii hasten the
Improvement which is reported in Mrs. Har-
ris0a's eordition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Fine Figured sstines. Plain and Fig
ured Wool Chal!ie. Fine Bedford Cling
hams. Fancy Firured and Black Corded
Jacore,s and Satin Stripe Orcandi s.
French Figured Dress Malls. light and
dark grounds; Fine Light Dress Cling
hams, 40-inch Figured French Ba.iste,
light ground. We also Place the balance
of our SILK Stripe and Scotch Ginghams.
which run in lengths Of to > yards In q
pattern. among this assortment and
make the price the same as last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Light and Dark Figured Dress Mulls,
Navy Blue Prints. Black India Linou.
LiZht Colored Crepon. Black and White
Wool Challies. Outing Flanneis. Turkey
Red Figured Percaie-6 nished Prints.
Victoria Twills; and with this assert
ment we shall put the balance Of our 40
inch Shifting. Cheviots and Light Stripe
Satines and Light and Dark Dress Cling
hams. This Increases your selection
over last week and the prices are still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
NIospAr,s
SPECIAL
SALES
Ar The P.LArs ROW.


Monday will see the commence,nen, o; smother
series OF special sales the outcome Of our buyers
shopping among manufacturers and Importer, en-
a5ins special price. for Dress Goois Iaces Ribbons.
Suits. Hosiery and Underwear.
No 11l9 Pennsylvania. ave-. show window
has been allied with samples of the Cambria Under
wear and Silk Skirts secured to sell below market
prices.
zoo for India Lawn aists. never before sold at
less than sL25 Made Of sheer India lawn. with
pieated rutie collar. front and crfs. All sizes.
&c. for Cambria Night Gowns that are ex.ra value
at ell Made in Mother Hubbard style. with cluster
tucked yoke. rufaes front. neck and sleeves. You
need to handle this garment and critically inspect
quality and finish. then will properly appreciate
thus best bargain If the ssasoa.
JOC for Cambria Gowns that sell usually from
s1!so to 81. 5o-depends where you buy Here's one
with the new round yoke of embroidery. full high
sleeves &c-sold here previously at 81 35. at many
Of the credit stores for 81 So
OoC. for Drawers. with best quality embroidery
ru:iie-the embroidery alone worth dollar
JOG for Lowneck Corset Covers -elaborately trim
med with valenciennes lace. Partisan in style and
fit. but not in price-the price should be sL.35.
tco.fO for Silk skirt.-manufacturers' samples
and therefore.a dollar and below usual
retail Price. Red, gray and two shades of tans.
JOG for the Black slkine Skirts that are such pop
ctlar favorites at 81. 25 each.
sCC.JO for TIE Black Surah silk Skirts that have
sod SO well at 30 80. Many will recognize them by
tie deep ruH,e.
S3.39-rhe srillian.,p. Skirts, with two p,0,.s
RULES OF taheta silk. Nearly dollar sared aud the
sErt ~.i be as usefulJo autumn Wear a. now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

II the sum Of O.. 500 900 is coined into half
collars each selling at 81, the sum of IS goo 600
os1sansily desired is realized at ONCE This is
oas Of The easiest pieces Of Hn&neiering that
the worlds fhir hss had to tackle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

There Is no doubt tina: the citizens VII. a. a
rule. very Etad.y comply with the police regu.a-
tssns ceaesrnins the removal Of garbage. IN
deed, mp to date Of all the parties concerned
thsy have appeared 10 be least in need Of regu-
lafiou-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The INDIGESTION that Kansas contemplases
calling Jerry simpson in, Is a source Of some
regret 10 those who like to see q vein Of comedy
running through congressional proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The usaai gratitude for not doing any worse
u felt toward the Congress tina. has just closed
ID session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The fear that Vars was the scene Of stipend
ons International canal complications has been
very materially abated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

IL hbsrsfsd Congressman are, 90 10 speak,
sesuxrsctsd from the deadlock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

NOTHING AFFORDS THE RESPECTABLE
-HoUsEwIFE MORE PLEASURE THAN THE
KNOWLEDGE THAT. WHETHER
SHE HAVE LITTLE OR No
READY MONEY ArHER
COMMAND.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
REPosING UNBoUSDEp
CONFIDENCE IN HER HONOR, PLACES her IN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY COMFORT
AND ACCEPTS REPAYMENT FROM THE SMALL
SAVINGS OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY ToYI.
WITH Us HEB PROMISES ARE AS GOLD AND
HER GOOD WILL AS TREASURES WHICH CAN
BE EXCHANGED FOR TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITIES. EXALTING HER TO AN EVEN
PLANE WITH THE MOST FORTUNATE
OUR RENOVATED PARLoRs BAvE AGAIN
BEEN REPLENIsRED WITH A HANDSOME
LINE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTrNas.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES. REFRIGEEAroKs.
eABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND EVERY ARTICLE CALCULATED To MAKE
HOME ATTRACTIVE AND TEE HOME cIRcI.K
TO GLOW WITH CHEER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

3e-inch Navy Blue French Satines, in
ptn-head and large polka spots. narrow
and medium stripes. have Just come In.
and If you want chance at them there
is no better time than now. Also new
Satin Stripe India Linon. as sheer as
gauze, the sanc kind that we sold l
case in two days aud disappointed so
many that came too late. Also the iden-
ucal thing in pure white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
SEE These $50. WRAppERs.
BLACK SILKS VERY CHrAp.

Cat pieces. tits true. but see what you save.
81. 40 for 4 yards Soc. Black japanese SILK.
sl.I7 for yards JOc. Black japanese silk.
81. 40 for 6K yards SOC. Black Stripe silk.
CSC. fer 81 yards SOC. Black Stripe SILK.
81. % FOR Ia yards 81 Black japanese silk.
Sl-25 for 2ss yards SIC. Black Japanese silk.
al. s. for 8 yards Zoe. Black Japanese silk.
81 % for2 yards Soc. Black ia, snese silk.
So. As for ~ yards 75c. Black japanese Silk.
eS-The above are but fen hints Of the many
able remnants in Black Silks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

cases Of Nine-quarter Utica Bleached
Shooting. In 2's. > and T,S-yard lengths.
This Is. without doubt. one Of this best
cotton cloths for bedwear made. .1o]<c.
Case OF 104 Unblerched Monodnack.
the same length In each sheet. causing
not an inch of waste l59lc.
lease of Io-4 Cohasset Bieached Sheet
ing. IN 2H-yard lengths. guaranteed full
"AutA--..- .s-2-3ac.
case of 43-inch Pillow Case Shooting.
PeQuot brand. .111<c.
300 yards OF 42-inch Pillow Case
Shee.ing. Pequo. brand. SIC.
1000 yards of Full YsrG-wide Bieached
Cotton. equal 10 Aud.oscos-in. .51tc.
Lonsdsle Cambria .Ssac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
GARBAGE

GAnBAaE
re.sons acs..ins r-craEt remove, Of eartsc ~
ave. ae. b. ". CLARK. oontrsrtBr. ss4-W.
nRCxKKxNEss on TIKI LIQUOR HABIT Poex
~ uy.iy cnrrd b sdpini.s:y1P4,,
Sold bs & y. vzkx Sssxs1sa Wsssissssa-, s7-aS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
w. NJ. SHusrr, & Sou.

w. M. OHUSrKR !. q S0KA
o1o PENN. AVE NV,
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN HrnllRD 0OCDa.
NANELYs
I23<c. OUTINGS reduced 70 60. n
f23<c 0INGHAMS reduced 10 q.
10c. LAWNS reduced 10 30.
f2DSc CANTON CLOTH rsQuesdt 70 g.
Fine SATIN oIN6HAMs. from SOC. 70 foa
26c. 0INGHAM. 70 20c.
zoe. GIN0HAM. 20 1Sc.
All Summer Goods h ppuport3on.
Nov y your chance fos sonamsr harrasnA II you
hsve for thsm thiassason they Win b ehssp 10
buy TO carry over 70 next But W ere aseermfnsd TO
ssll thsm II price wxu msvs sAsm. ouos sax1y, b.
fore I'll - soA oaspEss&
~ ~ MUsT1 . soHs.
sas nsRxxx. AVE-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
A. KAUFMAN.
800 PENN. AVE. n. W.
Our SALE.
Brerss1se MoSDAr.
Aueusr TIE 9TH.

Onour upper floors Is in our estimation
as good a card as the one Just closed.
There are Just as many willing buyers
In our city today Is there are in any sea-
son Of the year. providing you offer low
prices and the proper goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

L. B. TowNER & Son,
l3le 9TH ST. NV.
One case 104 Bleached Sheetinx. I6e,
One case 1o4 Unbleached Shooting, 6c.
One bale Cnbleached Cotton Remnants, Sc.
Feather-pr TICKING In short lengths, E3<c.
"a Table Oilcloth, lie
Storm Serge. all wool. in all colofs. Soc.
Mesquite Net, yards wide. in all COLOR, 40c. piece
Boys Knee Pants reduced from Is and 40c TO DC.
Gents silk Stripe Over Shirts reduced TO 500.
Large line Gents' Light SCARF reduced 70 f0c.
Ermt OF the Loom Bleached Cotton, sc
Bosters
We make . speciality Of Black Dress Goods. Extra
BARGAINS.
White Bed Spreads to suit all In pEtcs and qnality
Gents Patent Wire Buckle Suspenders. CSC.
ladies' Ribbed Vests. for 25c.
New shades of Fall Dress Goods.
only &c.
Extrs bargains n Towels. suO-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
nor SALE-HoCsFS-
L NORTHWEST.

FOR sALE-HoUsfs-..
to 10 o'Brien's ct. bh.
a@i6 to 4 Boandsr gOOO nj Ihd is4 sth 400
Goa g 6i B1and. 1880 Isa i' g. nj nj 100
1sis s. Sh s & 6So f lsss t. s. ia 10000
Col sns e 81 On ave Ed i h. :.
i 81 81 = f. S.sS 900 % St h. s 5SS
s;s2s to 1894 psf. bh, 900 295 G st. h. m 1, -.
itIs 81. h. 1859 St h. sir s s 900 s
l2th 2. be. Mass ave 1870 2otn st, D h.,
,s slsy Ssi II sad 49, ~ us ist ". S1. MI OO'
4;$ 70 al Pratheris ~ ST. bh. mi ia-ia on
1ie3 2oth 81. n, 0-s. 4g! Missouri ave. -.
81 each 900 40 and 4a s. Wv
So s l 81 sioi 81 Z. d. In Z so; SO
9rs. each .....-...-..4.5OO .s ......-.
RE nd e S ii s.' $sy z.
Tor sALE.THaEE SNAP Bargains IN MT
Ro:ssrnt & rSsan sa Sy Gss ss u rUcas and
brick lSX65 only 81 900 new srln brick reduced 70
FO SSs hG Set I. Saa
9 SsS, BOZ Ii4o spty 1o eo,:afe Lan ,
;ys-Im KEY BROS CO.. $40 Fs.nw
EoR sALE-coME. AND INSPECT THAT FINE
ns wis al nseE . ss mise see
what you buying: like i in the city; price,
a, roo. owNER. $50 7fh ST. ne. u9i-3xs
EoR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR I'M
Il proved or uninnroved properly IN tire city.
beautiful frame cottage in TAX aa Park, contain
irg rooms and bath; large reception hall newly
painted inside and out han dsomely rpered and deco
rstsd eleeant cabinet nantels and chandeers; rood
na en S and SsSy u:
nS fee. hs e aSana 50
new paling fence. This property must b. 70 be
for Price and terms apply
l. ". WEED CO..
my11-3n SOC 11.h IT. v.
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LASsBuReH & Bao.

ANOTHER PULL DowS- IN IN
PANTS WEAR. MOTHERS COULD
FIND MUCH TO ADMIRE IN OUR
STOCK AT SUCH REDUCED PRICES
THAT WOULD MAKE THE AMOUNT
YOU SAVE CONSIDERABLE
LONG DRESSES. with two rows of EN-
broide;y down front and around bottom,
wide strings. 81 10; were 81. 90 Better
quality, s1.37; were slSJ. Gretchen
Waist. made Of inserting and tucks. six
clusters of tucks around skirt narrow en-
brUiiery around neck and sleeves. al. %.
n Very Fine An-over Embroidered India
Linen Dress. wide tuck yoke on back and
sleeves. with sash. oaly 1898;
was $3.50.
INFANTS LONG SKIRTS for 4S,
IS, go. $I.25, S1.4S
and Sl.6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

L BE UTILITY EATING. PLAYING and
klSUERGARTEN APRON Is Inads Of all
linen. "a different sizes, and is adapted 70
children of every age. 1t COM Dimes in the
Esriaent 4 bib. an eating apron and sleeve
protectors l: Is very siIu?le in its con-
struction and "a very easy TO put on or off.
1t is complete protection for the dress
and sleeves. whether at play. at the table or
IN the kindergarten. and is very useful
garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Dds for DC. Some ere STAMPED and
others are trimmed with blue and red EN-
brOidery.
BrBs. in While. 10, l2a. Is
and LOG. with lace and embroidery
trimming.
Il INE TCFTED VIII z EhBROIDER-
ED BlBs. 20, SO, AZ, 80,
IS, 10 and $50.
lHE CANFIEI.D sIoC6INEr RUB
Der BIBS. In sizes /, = anc }. for
25o.
l.
LATIEG BIBS. some are STAMPED. some
have drawn work with fringe others have
embroidery. for 10, 10, Is and
25o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
RArrs ENTERPRISE,
l24l llTH ST. Sc.

Our House Clearing Sales only occur twice a year.
at which time ofsrinzs decidedly good al
though ow,riced that in receipt of hundreds
of inquiries they viii take place Every per-
son VISITING store week will surely be more
than satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
W ooDwARD AND LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND F srS NV.
NCzosed every evening at S except Satuy-
daSs. whea zoe eloss etI

You are. no doubt aware that We have
FIRsT.CLAss OPTICAL GOODS DEPART
MENT. II d under the supervision of Dr..
Reed. for number of years in business at 1921
st NV. who viii examine your eyes in .
scientific manner free of charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

NOR SALON 18TH ST. " E: 5000: 500
c-sA, balance s25 Ter month; house rents Tor ss0
pr month. We are authorized 10 offer the ah1yye
Terms Tor a few days frame aud brick of III
rooms and bath all modern improvements. Apply
'. ". WEED A CO. ManarerS National Mutual
Buildn and Loan Association Of New York. 5ol llth
st. n. su.ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Our store IS DELIGHTFULLY."- cool; our fifty
patent cooling fans Iroduce delightful tenn
per2ture-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Infants Department, second hOOr. scra-
rate from all Other stocks.
The morning call., 1892-05-01
DINMORE'S SOAP.
An: Article Of Unequaled Value for Do
nestle Purposes. -

An Article Of Une qualed Value for Do
= nestle Purposes. -:~'
Messrs Wieland 81 Dinmore have Just
introduced 10 the public soap Of peculiar.
value for its cleansing power and wonderful.
economy. 1t is known in the trade as
"Dnmore,s Soap" and is guaranteed TO be
free from resin. as well as all other dele
teTI0us and fraudulent substances. Any
doubling Thomas who may not>belieye this
assertion has chance to make a small for
tune by proving the contrary, for the firm
makes a public offer of $1,000 reward to any
investigator who can do so. -:
: Dinmore's soap has been already intro
duced into the leading laundries of the city,
and ii has received the stamp of their APP
.proYal in competition with the best imported
soaps. It's Ingredients being. strictly pure
1t goes fnrther and does better work than
any of the old brands. ills also quicker in
IFS action, and so harmless withsl that the
with perfect safety. ::
Those who cen appreciate. a good article
should atonce procure bar ~Of Dinm0re's
soap for trial. Once used ii will always be
called for. 1t is superior to all of the
Eastern soaps, and families who believe In
supporting home industries will be putting
their ideas into practice. benefiting them
selves and advancing local prosperity by
asking for.it. and taking no other. -.
Wieland az Dlnmore manufacture this
soap at their extensive factory ON Folsom
street, near Nineteenth : =: