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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
Gin tport an iunse Stin1mseber,

Barum ein iunssr Stimmseber BEL
Der ndditen ItdIibentenfpabl republifa<
Mid 5timmen wirb, erfldrt ct nns in
folsember 8uidrift, bic mir ber Nufs
merfianfeit aller unierer iunsen Witr
burger unb 5reunbe beitens empfebten.
gr idreibt unter Nnberem:
Sm ndditen gtooember bari ,d gum
eriten Male bel elmer 9rdiioententuabl
meine Stimme uls goGbiirser Der Ser.
Staaten abseben, unb ba id republic
fanii6 itimmen perbe. nil i9 meine
@riinoe oafir anseben.
I'm Die 5rase perftdnbis S,i beant<
iuorten, 1T es n6tbis, auf bic golitif
Der republifanilden Yartei ndber eims
5nseben. SD f6nnte nntiporten, i'd
itimme republifaniid, neil id Der
Sobn zines alten Golbaten bin, tpeii itb
bic Solitit elmer Resieruns iener sro6en
Mtdnner aufre6t erbalten nt69te, iener
Eolltif, bic es mir erm6sli9te, in einer
sroBen slOrreiden 8epublif bes Boltes,
! fir oas @Olf uno burd bas 8olf 5u
leben; Der { plitif zines 2incoln, eines
Grant uno einss @arfielb; Der Yolitit
einer &esieruns, bic beute boderbaben
iiber alle &esierunsen Der san5en cipi>
liiirten @elt baitebt, elmer &esieruns,
iuel9e bic sflaperei aufbob. ben sr6Bten
8arserfries slorrei6 beenbete unb ben
beiiesteu StebeGlen nadber in srobmiitb,
i9iter 8eiie pieber slcide Sie9te am
Stimmfaiten einrdumte.
9ieie slnttpurt ipdre binrei1enb,
iuiirbe aber nidt einnlal mir ielbit se>
niisen.
I'm cine eridOpfenoe slntiuOrt auf
Die 5rase, iparum id republifaniid
itimmen tueroe, su seben, muB i9 Iasen,
oaB i6 on Der Spite nnierer 8esieruus
einen Maun iuiinide, iuelder Der @ers
treter ber beiten Sntsre1en ber drmeren
glaiien bieies 2anbes iit.
Die republifanii6e 8artei befilruors
tet Seidiisuns Der umerituniiden Sus
buitrien; uertritt bic golitit steider
&edte fir Iae uno beIonberer 8urre9te
fir @iemanb; iie reprdientirt ben ,,8er,
itano" Der NatiOn; iie lit fit freie @abl
uno e9rli6esStimm5dblern; fie iit sesen
uSruits" uno sefdbrli6e ,,Monupole";;
iie bcsiinitist uniere beimilden Inter.
nebmunsen; iie pii,oe fiir einen nDn
amerifaniiden slrbeitern bersefellten
s(rtifel lieber 10 Gents mebre beSableu,
als benielben bonn Iuslano beSieben.
SD bin eiu 8epublifaner, nidt bios,
neil bieie 8artei Die 8artei zines 2ins
coin, Seiparo. Grant. 8laine, gonflins
uno anberer sroBen Staatsmdnner bes
10. Sabrbunoerts lit, ionoern tueif iie
Die 9artei bes Sortidrittes, Der 8eins
belt, oes 8atriptismus, Der Sumanitdt,
Der Sarmpnie nnb bes @liitfes, Die Sar=
tel Der gultur uub Giuiliiation, unb
,last but not least, neil iie Die Barz
tel Der graris, nidt Der 9beorie 1T.
Die republifanilde 8art.i erbebt. Der.
eoelt reinist, itdrft uno fOrbert bic
beiten Sntereiien bes amer.faniider'
8oltes, mdbreno Die bemofratii6e Yars
tel Die Sntsrehen, bas Slid unb bas
@eoeiben zines slOrreiden unb slidf;<
9en 8olfes Serit0reu m6dte.
2aBt uns besbalb obn. Malice sesen
MiBleitete nit aller &raft einiteben fir
ben Sies Der republitanilden gartei,
unb bumit fit bas @oblerseben unb
fernere @ebeiben unierer sroBen Sfaz
tion."
Sunse Wduner, beberSlst bieie Norte
elnes iunsen Mannes wobl. Gebet bin
uno tbuet besslei6en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
Sir Die belten @aaren 5u ben nieo
Eisiten Breilten sebt nad
Ser5og & W.i b. s
G(aube Terrn. eiu GhauffelI

- Claude Terrp, ein SdauffelInel
fir M. 9oosan in ct. Soieph, madte
am 81. slpril einen SelbitmOrousrin9,
inbem ct ii9 auf ieinem 3immer ein
idfo6 unb cine Doiis Stri9nin Der.
i6lLdte. Oie Ga9e iuuroe redtSeitie
entbsdt unb trob bes beftisen 8ioer:
itanbes 9errps bic Masenpumpe anse.
iuanb:. Serrp lit ieood nod nidt auBe'
@efabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

= Sci einem gan3uersnisen in
einer Briuatfamil,e serietben in gorons
belet (5t. 2ouis,) Der ~ Sabre alte
Sdmieo Sobn Bailb unb Senrp Bafer
in @ortipediel. 8afer i6lus ictnen
@egner nit eiuen Badifein auf ben
RuPf, tuas einen @ddbelbru9 unb ben
Sob 5ur Julse bate. Bafer befinbei
ii6 in 9aft, bebnuptet aber in Selbff.
uertbeibisuns sebanbelt au babem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
City Hotel
rem
aARTIN ALLEMANN

s,.ntaBe, Sermann, Mo.
sa,,,ss ,sst stfsn b.uti9sn @aabduier In
Sm sLOOprD3as. pber $500 pre4,eGe
k!;,S..s ssaautmss sampls 8ssm TN felbsn
sius,, lat sts gsnusuns Spu 0elGdfis.
lin 5asurfufln.nbt pprtiers an attn
ei,Dr,Ml si. Rprriicn 9auml&ult
;tsrss.a arf 8dums. 8ebsn unb Str6u-
wa et0mst btirrst. iun149
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Oils am 6reitas Ger 19 Sabr,
alte 5ree. 9ampiOn auf ieinem Wes,
BON 9e9alb nad ct. Soicpb nit iei
mem iduer befabenen Wasen iiber etn,
ffetne Bride fubr, bro1 bieielbe unter
Der 2ait auiammen. Sampion serletb
anfer eines Der Maultbiere unb ipurbe
9ct6btet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

= Gbian 81. @ait bon Slater, Der
8renlier, Der ant IL. Npril BON einem
@asen itirSte uub beiien 8eis auputirt
tpurbe, farb an ben 5slsen Der Hmpus
tatiun ont 21.Nprlf. gr mar % Sabre
III
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

= Sn ct. gbarles begging Der "
Sabre olte Grieorid Mend. Der Dor
einem Sabre i9on einen Gelbitmoro,
8eriu9 madte, lebte wode @elbif,
moro, inoem er iid ben Sals bnrt,
idritt. Ser alte Mann bate frlber
eine Sarm, mar aber perarmt unb eraab
ii4 aulebt benz Trunf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
satae! go sabne!
N'ssa l9ntt3b5 aI5JcSoJ:n spa
Or. AD0LPH CHASER
teutIGsr
3abm : Mrst,
Sermann,s.Rp.,

Ssrmaun,.Wp.,
u4sas, ..Greain cher Gblurpform.
.ataliGe 3ibnf unb san;t 8sbifTe ssr-
sasts ir { inf Stunbsn, nit 0arahiis
Is'iss Yafsn.
Aasrtu in Cob. Imalsam..unb Gmail
silisitsn grsilsn.
a.Stunesn BEN s libr @prm. tfs
y Asnss, an Der 8. Straee sess niibe
snsnli9's g6dsrti.
va sarsins rua lisr8srnitt. ass bi;
asaSs Ssrbs it in Strs.r itia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

@enn ibr &affee, 8uder, @eis
3metid9en, Sprnp oberM olafes broud
madt Cure ginf6ufe bel
9erapa @ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Spredt BEL uns Dor uno belebt uus
lere i90nen 5riibiabrbiite fir &inber.
U. &. Erubpt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

If you want n Bed Room Suit,
sewing Machine or Table,
60 to z. II. IIasenritter
AS soon es you are able;
He also has some Lounges,
He's selling very low.
To us its not surprising
To see how fast they go:
OF Wall Paper ant Carpets,
lie has q gOOdly Store,
Hes confident to please you,
You can expect no more?
il you want mattres.
Springfield or pillow.
4 Rocking or an Easy Chair,
From best OF plush and willow,
lie can show as fine q stock,
As anywhere you so;
Besides Mr.. X. H. Hasenritter
Sells really very low,
So just give him q trial,
And he will prove it sure,
1t pays to go to Hasenritter,
To buy. your Furniture
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

@ute unb bauerbafte Manneranaiiae,
@r6Be 35-42, gu $3.50, s4.OO unb
$5.75 bel g. Gbrt1tmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Der bette 8lab um feline 5riibiabrs,
Dress @oubs su fauIen iit uni itreitia
u. S. Yruoot's Gtore.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

1899 5dBbeu ddter bondnbiider
5drinse babe id ioeben erhatten, brett
importirt, iuelde ih biele uno nd11te
Wode gu SO Gents per ,,8e9" perfau-
fen weroen. 0ielelben iinb 80 Gents
wcrtb. W. Sorban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

xxx &affce, nur 20 Gents bns
Badet bel q. S. BrubOt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

9leiberltoffe bon allen Gor.en, in
id6niter Guswabl unb iebr bilIig BEL
gm. gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Bei @m. @berlin finbet man nur bic
beiten @aaren unb aiuar billiser offs il.
senbwo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Sn Seutidlano iino fir ben eriten
@tai (nddften sunntus,) Dem uarbei~
terz9as," ole 6ffentliden llmsiise per>
boten tpprben. Su Berlin baben beBs
balb Die Srcialbemofraten bic arDBten
2ocale semietbet, in iueldsn Der Wai.
tag sefciert tuerben iol. On Der Seie,
fann Sober tbeilnebmen, Der 20 8fen.
nise gintritt be5ublt. Man beiir9tet
bort feinerlei llnruben. Sn Stalier
binsesen pirb Dem Gage nit srObe,
geiorsniB eniseaen seieben. Die it
alien italisniiden Stdoten sablrei6 Der
tretenen Socialiiten brOben, at ienen
Gage lire Madt 5u bemonitriren, bai
iuabri6einli6 bic Side.beitsbebOroel
poGauf ST. tbun baben iueroen, uln MI
ben sdein Der Sronuns 5u tuabreu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Nad JettisitslIuns Der iebt int 8au
besriffeneu ariessidiffs, guoe ndditen
Sabres, tuerben Die Ser. Staaten unter
Der; Seemddten ben iiebeuten Stang ein=
ne6men. @oraus iino uns bann nod
iii iOlsenber Steibe: gnslunb, 5runt>
reid, Stalien, SiuBlnnb, 9eutidlanb
uno Spanien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
4leiotr.

JrnulaDrszNn5ngr rnr ,prrrru;
SradtpoQe 5riibiabrszreberr6de,
&nabenzNn5iiae.
Sbr finbet Bel uus bas Wobernfte,
Bette unb @d6n,te in ber sanSen Staot
fir bas tuenisite @alb.
&eiue alten &aaren, Illes neu.
9erSO9 & @ilo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Die @ei5eniaat im 8orblueiten lit
id,uer bur6 Sr6te seiddbist; bic Sbit-
bliiibcn in @sit=8irsinia iino tbeiliueiie
erfroreu, Die Sfirii6e tusrben bieies
Subr luieber tbeuer iein, neil 5rDlte in
9elauare uiw.. N ulm.-orei Melbuusen
Der lesten bier Sage: oas 5riibiabr lift
oa!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

,.Tofolon" bic neueIten 9ress9uoas
iiir bas Sriibiabr nur bei q. S. Srubot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Sebr quite gonfismunoen.N .Nnaise au
$500, $4.75 Biz 1915 bel
6. 6 bri itmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Ber einen suten Selbitbinber baben
tpia, fauit ben Wilipaufee bel
SO. Sorban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Den b0diten Warftpreis fir ale ar'
ten 5armprobufte beaablt
gSm. Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Das Neueite in Strobbiten fur Rna=
ben iinb Mdb1en bel VI. s. 8rubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29

Wtit WaDor @m. @arner als GGno:z
Dat fir @Ouuerneur, uno @inisteit unb
Sarmonie in Der eisencn Hortei sesen-
iber Der ent5ipeiteu SppoIitionspartei
nit ibrem corrupten ,,&ecoro," ioute es
hen &epublitanern in unlerem Staate
ni5t i9iuer fallen ben Sies 5u errinssn.
Sm Wtdr5 errei6te bic @inwnnbers
uns III Seem gort Die 3abG bon 4O,eS1.
@s iuurben in ieusm Monat PA 2eute
in ib:e Selmatb suriidseianbt, rs
Strdflinse, 1 8erriidter, 2 Sbioten,
1875 Saupers, II 8ranfe unb 40 Con,
traftarbeiter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-04-29
9. q. @. 4n,iioe

q. 4. q. An3iige
otuie Site uno ale n6tbisen 9lusseibs
nunsen gu iebr berabseiesten Hreiien
bel 6. Gbri # m ann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
SPECIAL VALUE IL Wnsrs.

ladies' Fancy Print Shirt Waists Only Csc.
each.
Ladies' Figured Percsle Waists, variety OF at
tractive effects. Only ssc.
ladies' Chambray Waists, Pink, Lavender
and Blue ground, with White polka spots 81
each.
Ladies' Plain Zephyr Cloth Waists, in Pink,
Navy, Light Blue and Cardinal, $3.50, a1.60.
SL75. 81 and 81. 20.
LADIES' Fancy Striped Madras Cheviot Waists.
Only s1.6O each.
Ladies' Black Sateen Waists only 81 each.
Ladies' Sateen Waists, Dark Blue aud Black
ground, with White stripes, POLKA spots. rings,
bow knots, &c, 81, 81 30 and 81 30 each.
LADIES' White Lawn Waists, SSc, 81, 81 Is,
81 80. Sc and 81 so each.
Ladies' Black Silk Gloris Waists, plated front
and hack. finished with belt only e. 50 each.
Special-Ladies' Black China Silk waists only
% 90 each.
Ladies' Fine China silk waists,in Black. Navy
And Cardinal. ~ SO each.
LADIES' All-wool Flannel Waists, with and
without jsbo., Black. Cardinal and Navy. S2. so
each
ladies' Wash Silk Waists, in attractive
stripes. with launder beautifully. only 81 each.
The latest Partisan fad" in waists is the
Russian Blouse" We have them in Cardinal,
Navy and Black. Only elO.
Take elevator to third floor for Waists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02

SSthihe - more ooelfeo$e iof eprlh6 ana summo
wear than nobby SKIRT WAIST. such
showing. snd nowhere vnl ths assortment be fouoi
better OF the price lower.
Oun Km Grows OrrrErss Fos
THIS WEEK.
Af-hcok Glove In every shade n s5c. Solo rsgs-
lsrly % 81 10.
oNs PAIR TO EACH CUSTOMER
Also Ladies' Bsrritz GLOW In the newest shades in
Guiding Pink. Green snd Orange. SIC.
Genuine Foster" Kid regular 81. ss q 90
4butop Suede. regular ~ 81 .................7pc
Ladies Gsantisss regular 81 90, 81 ~
Lasle Gloves. regular 25c. st.
MusLIx UxprRwran
Interest in the great Muslin Underwear movement
srows dsy by DAY. Come every noru.ns. and youD
almost sure 10 md SURPRISES each Tune.
H.xpKrHcHrrrs
Special sale OF Ladies' HAndk erchiefs.
lSo dozen -
Regular price. SOC.
Eau Qozen ~
RsGulAr price. 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
DaEss Tmuxrxa BAno.rss

3inch CROCHET and JET PAssEMEN-
TER1E. Mas sL5o. REDUCED Tosl yard
l-inch FINE JET PAssEMENTkR1E.
Was sl.1a. REDUCED TO q. l2 yurd.
.-inch FINE JET PAssEMENTERlE was
ell0 REDUCED TO T5c yard
i-inch FINE JET PASsEMENTERIE. wss
Tic. REDUCED TO zoe yard.
3-ineh FINE JET PaSsENENTERIE. wss
% Il. REDUCED TO ei. 3: yarA
tich JET BAND TRIMMING. was a IS
REDUCED TO sl.l2y srd.
1,s-inch JET BAND TRIMMING wss u. 80.
REDCCED TO 81. ~ yard.
3-inch GOLD and JET PAssEMEyrERrE.
Was %. SO. REDUCED TO 81 30 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
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We have again stocked up with full line Of
Blazer Suits. So great has been the demand
for these suits that we have hardly been able
to keep pace with it.
Ladies' Blazer Suits, in Tan and Gray
plaid. only o.. so each
Ladies' Flannel Blazer Suits in Black and
Navy Biue. only s10 each.
Ladies' B raid trimmed Flannel Blazer Suits.
in Black and Navy. 1880 each.
Ladies' SeIgs Blazer Suits, IN Black. Tans,
Grays, Navy and Cream. trimmed with seven
rows Of fine braid down the bottom of the skirt
and the lapel of the blazer Only 3i3 so each.
Ladies' Fine Diagonal Serge Blazer Suits.
with detachable collar and lace jabot in Gray
and TansI Only SEQ each.
Various other Novelty style Blazer Suits up
to S27 so,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
ExrnA SILK MArk Dowss.

25-inch BLACK JAPANESE SILK. with
SMALL WHITE figure. Regular Price q.
FOR TUESDAY,
sjc YARD
1 piece 20 inch BLACK SHANGHAI SILK,
with WHITE FIGURES. Regular price, si.
FOR TUESDAY. $50 yard
piece 2<-inch BLACK CHINA SILK, with
mall WHITE FLOWER. Regular price, q To-
FOR TUESDAY. s5c yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
Tmr To CH.xen You. UsDrn

Winter weixht 10 too warm NOW. q pulls you
down sud fstieues you. Better take il OF and
put on q LIGHTER WEIGHT. We are show
in2 an enormous assortment Of SPRING
CSDERwEAR for LADIES and CHILDREN.
in GOOD RELIABLE GOODS. that you CAN
WASH. at PRICES vERY Low.
LADIES' REAL MACo COMBINATION
SUITS. silk finished, with high neck md long
sleeves. Regular value. also. SPECIAL
Sl.l9 PER SUE
LADIES' LsLR EGYPTIAN coMB1NA-
TON SUIT, SILK FINISHED. Regular
price. ei.25 SPECIAL PRICE. o. per All.
LADIES JERsEY-iITTIN0 COTTON COM
BtNAIIoN SUIT. Regular price, e:,te FOR
3ec PER SUIT.
LADIES FAST BLACK slLK-FINIsHEp
TIGHTS with HAND CROCHET work Of silk
srounl top. Regular price, el.3s. FOR TUES
DAY. sl lair.
LADIES' JERsEy-FrrTIxG VEST Of the
BEST MAco COTTON. SPECIAL PRICE.
.5c EACH.
LADIES' KNEE AND ANKLE-LEy0TH
PURE Maco Drawers. SUPERIOR FITTING.
FINISHED SEAMS Regular price. &c and
Soc.
SPECIAL PRICE. 40c PAIR
LADIES' ExrRA-QUAL1TI MACo VEST,
finished with HAND CROCHET SILK work
and SATIN RIBBON draw STRINGS HIGH
NICK and SHORT SLEEVES OF Low NICK
and SHORT SLEEVES. Regular price, 20 and
63,<c FOR TUESDAY.
Acc EACH.
LADIES' EGIfTiAN Ribbed VEST, With
crochet dnish In neck aud arm holes, square
neck. no sleeves, draw string. Regular price,
?ic FOR TUESDAY.
l5c EACH
LARGE AssoRTNLNT OF CHTLDRRN's
VEST and COMBINATION sui,s All s,ses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
WEDDING STATIONERY
Bs1prsMa,ps.

WEDDING STATIONERY.
Correct forms and superior workmanship
for INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS,
CHURCH and lat HOME CARDS. also Ap-
DRESS pIEs. CREsTs and MoNOGRAMs.
pen,Gnds upon our Engraving Department st
this season and until the end of June are so
numerous tbs, We recommend the timely piae-
ing Of orders for Wedding Invitations. &c. al
loving for their completion much time IS
possible. We turn out only the best work, for
which we Ask popular prices.
WEpp1xe PRESENTS
Alarxe assortment of silverware in hand
some and appropriate forms and useful and in
expensive combinations; Eric-a-brsc. Japanese
Goods. ony1-top Cabinets, Clocks. Brouzes,
s,atua.y. Lamps. Cut Glassware, &c.
SOUVENIRS Fon BRrpEsMArps.
Brooches. Bracelets. Bonnet and Lace Pins.
Rings, Card Cases. Pocket Books. Fans, &c.
ONE. TWO or THREE Initials engraved on
ONE HUNDRED SHEETS OF PAPER. in Red.
Blue. Gray. Yellow or Black, with ore Hun
dred Envelopes.
-Sl00.-
Name engraved on Copper Plate and Fifty
Cards,
&c.
(1st floor 1th ct bldg)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
TUESDAYS LACE Rrprcrross.

TUESDAYS LACE hEDucTroSs.
NoTE-The Laces that we auote today II
REDUCED PRICES arc oil ENTIRELY uew.
having just arrived OH SATURDAY. and this
morpiux the pr!ces quoted are for TUESDAYS
BARGAIN LIST.
4-ineh BEIGE POINT DIRrAND LACE
Regular price. &c FOR TUESDAY.
SOC YARD
0-inch BEIGE POINT D'IRI.AND LACE
Regular pr.ce. Il. For TUESDAY,
BIC YARD
I piece 3-inch BEIGE POINT DTRLAyD
LACE. Regular price. e0c. FOR TUESDAY,
4Sc YARD
10-inch Two-TONE POINT D'IRLAND LACE
Regular price &c. FOR TUESDAY.
&c YARD
0.tnch TWO TONE POINT D'fKLANp LACE
Regular price, 4oc. FOR TUESDAY.
Sc YARD
piece 0-inch WHITE POINT D'IRLAND
LACE. REGULAR price. use. FUR TUESDAY,
nc YARD
! piece 12-inch WHITE POINT D'fRLAND
LACE Regular price 5uc. FOR TUESDAY,
42c YARD
WE ARE also in RECEIPT Of new AssoRT-
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Different widths 1T vERY Low PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
MoRr ABOUT Tar CAprs

The stock of Bernhardt Capes recently re-
drced is getting low. These will make excel
lent summer wraps for cool evening wear, being
easy to lay on and of.
Two White Twilled Ladies' Cloth Bern
hardt Capes. with White lace overcapes Only
$50 and $3.50 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
Gsn. gampton's speech.

Editor Morning News: If ever there
has been a more eloquent and beauti-
full address than that delivered yesterday at
the confederate monument by Gen. Wade
Hampton, it has never been my privilege to
read or hear it.
Truth, earnest strong, uncompromising
couched in language that seems to be in
spired-truth such as no man could utter
who was not its very embodiment and Illus
tration. just to read such words and know
by whom they were spoken, sends rush of
emotion to the heart that forces one to
speak in response TO their sentiment in tones
TO reach every corner OF our beloved land
that all may know that we the daughters Of
the south, indorse and glory in them.
May the God of Battles long spare the
grand old hero and soldier who uttered
them, and when, in the fulness of time, he
must wrap his battle flag around him may
he lie down TO dreams such as only men
like he can have-men who have done
their DUTY faithfully and stood by their
colors to the last. NJ. E. B.
Savannah, April q, 1892.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
MUST HAVE THE MORNING NEWS
a Native of Florida Speaks In Com
plim entary Terms of 1t.

PAAHOht6TS AoEI1S u ~
BRAIDENTowN, FLA, April 21.-EGitor
Morning Ne,Os: Inclosed find postal order,
for which please send DAILY MORNING
NEWS until the subscription is out. For
twenty-five years 1t has been a daily visitor
to our home. It has become a household
necessity, dear friend who daily enter
tains. amuses, enlightens and comforts us.
We can't do without IL. For four days l
have gone about my work in aimless. alb
sent way, as IL my mind were
What is itg' asked myself and waited
for reply TIL one of the boys came
IN with the mail, and exclaimed: "What
Is the matter with the SAVANNAH NEwsl
we have not had one in three days.n Sure,
enough; what was the matterl The first
copy that ever saw of the SAVANNAH
MORNING News was at the house of a dear
friend, Mrs. George w. 'Baston, in Newnans.
vile, Fla. in 1854. | was little more than
child then, but went right home and had
my father subscribe for it. We took it
during the war when it came as
an eagerly expected messenger. Its letters
from the seat OF war were almost our only
tidings. We took almost dozen other pa
pers, but depended on the SAVANNAH
MORNING News Tor reliable inform alton,
Then came the dark days of reconstruction,
and but for the NEWS we would scarcely
have known which way to turn or what TO
do. Its trumpet gave forth no uncertain
sound. 1t kept us informed of the doings
and sayings OF friends and enemies alike
How it warned, rebuked, admonshed and
comtorted us When the iron heel Of op-
preston ground our hearts to dust
1t bade us be strong and
hope. The people of Florida
will never know and never can repay the
SAVANNAH NEWS for its work in helping
to pilot the ship of state into calm waters
and safe harbor Then, as now, its
course has ever been onward and upward,
and true to tbs line. For twenty years
have made daily practice of filing it away
until could find leisure to clip from Its
many good things for my scrap books, but
it was all so good and the leisure so limited
that few clippings have been made and the
News is still being put up in stacks and files
for future enjoyment. It is there
fore no wonder that the whole
family misses it. One Of my boys said to
me this morning: "Do send for the NEWS
to-day, there is no living without it," and
feel as il had lost a week out of my life.
Though we take some other newspapers the
NEWS is worth them all. It is the best his
tory of current events published in the
south, and to my mind Is worth oil Of the
Florida papers together, aud am
A NATIVE FLORIDIAy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-28
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
PROPOSALS. WANTED.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER
Il vIsGNG ARCHITECT, WASHINGTON, d. c..
April 25th, 1892 Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived Mt this Office until O'Clock p. NJ on the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1899, and opened
Immediately thereafter for all the labor and
materials required for the gangway, wharf, and
building thereon. at the U. 8. Quarantine Sta
ton, Black Beard Island, Sapelo Sound, Geor-
Ria, in accordance with drawing and speclnca-
tion, copies of which may be had on application
at this office or the office OF the surgeon in
charge. Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for sum not less than per
cent. Of the amount of the proposal. The right
is hereby reserved to reject any or all bids, or
70 waive any defect or informally in any bid, il
IL be deemed in the interest Of the government
to do so All proposals received after the time
stated will be returned TO the bidder. Proposals
must be inclosed in envelopes sealed and
marked, Proposal for gangway, wharf, and
building thereon, at the U s Quarantine Sta
ton, Black Beard Island, Sapelo Sound. Ga, "
and addressed to w. j. EDBROOKE, supervis.
ing Architect.