The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1900, Page 8

rr rr ee Sy ee ~ THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING; AUGUST 22, 1000 1.4 iy ° SEEM SURE NOMINATIONS : Roth enber && co Meyer Jonasson & Go. = orl t . Sale of Tailored Suits, : rr wr LUDWIG BROS. West 14th St. Pectaace © Uosstadectery, {Will offer the Entire Stock of Tailored Suis medium FOR STATE TICKET. * For Governor—DESIAMIN M+ Weights; suitable for present wear. Reduced irom Beautify YourWome! 1 °'%% 515, :20. And Save Money at the Same Time, A mighty important question justnow when so many of you are thinking of tresh- ening and brightening up your homes. A woman's home is her kingdom —her natural pride. To improve i's appearance is a constant ambition, Here is an easy way to do | * ODELL, of Orange County . Vor Lleatenant tae rhere * ‘TIMOTHY Lo WOODREPR, of 5 + Wings, of HORACE WHITE, of ; f Onondans ‘ On Sale Thuzsdzy, Aug. 23. Vor Secretary of State—JOHS DROW DONOLGI, of Mibany : 5 Por Comprratier=WILLIAM + MORGAN. of Bete i Ver Treasurer JOHN OF BROADWAY AND 12TH ST. With every pair of cure tains priced at $2 or more we will give poles and fixtures it inexpensively, Here we are offering you all that’s new, fresh, bright and desirable in Foreign and American Lace Curtains, Tapestry Curtains, Portieres, Draperies, Lambrequins, Screens and everything else you weed in the way of sensible decor- ation at j * JAPOK EL, of Cayoaa For Attorney Generalonn | 10. DAVIES, of Onetda {For sims Hagincer and ser. $! tree of cost Prices in Many Instances Much Lower Than What You will . YeooerePPWAKRD & OND, of © No or. , : BIRD 8. COLER | deftersen , BENJAMIN B. ODELL. dora taken. ‘ Have to Pay When the Season’s Rush Is Fully On, {( fos. Birt 8 r atte | a guanpegadnp-bgied-Pbb-dedebsbbebud >| Benjamin 1 f., will be the tomines for fe : 7 Governor His name ’ Lace Gurtains---Foreign and American! | me f This Mis M is sald » successful, w € « way 00 ¢ * ' ting n Mr Plat i i ‘ ¢ : Nottingham Lace Curtains. Scotch Lace Curtains. Irish Point Lace Curtains. naissance Lace Curtains, Fi Sal Sale N Weaaay has betiaws on ven Da aus us fer has overlock Double thread, extra widih. \ 248 be 3.98 urniture € otes. bef. t r ' * . " be , h- $3.75 Curtains 4s 7.98 Curtaing......., . A f twas Fhe se mat ual T noo ¢ conded i age 200 Curtains at 123 #& Cortatne 2.98 NOM Curtains.....0...7.80 Worthy a Careful Reading. . ‘ \ har Mt het { alr Se 28 Curtains at 150 7% Curtains 875 12.78 Curtaine...........0.08 To-day just a word of Dining-Room Furnishings, This is one ae ian pair. 100 $200 Curtains at 200 Ms Curtains... 4.30 $5.98 Curtains.........10.80 ot the most important brarc es ot this furniture business, SI beauty and durability are combined in every piece. As to judge by the following: _Portieres Popularly Priced. Dining-Room Furniture. TAPESTRY POR- 10) pairs reversible veer AR MURE I RTIER RE boas . |Golden oak, round end and swell front. 1 QQ tu vientica ot. so hy 2,98 Sideboards, tae gale ane ond oat ry . as Covers— w Tapestry COUCH COVERS, fringed; 9 Inches j 23 | state aah, ar; den oak, highly polished, carved M H wile, very great bargains, $25) values; this sale at | guphoary valWe) carved and claw feet, nas mit. 7 io, specta ror ba 11.98 Stives value OG "39,50 etal Anothe ith swell Sant. top drawers, large reign pe Chairs. Golden Oak, highly polished, carved vacks box seat, with doamie woven ane value Fr h bevel-edae pecta Bi Tor, value Rat "HAIR to match, value , #pecial ‘Re s 450 “44.98 Rugs. rfeetly reversible, tal and floral New Fall Carpets. ev ean WE SEW, LINE AND LAY ALL WY CARPETS FREE OF CHARGE |S ——~ a DARGAIN |—-Ratra qualtiy Ingrain leatgns ak han ri rubbed finish, hands packs, Dox seat. ) orne, and ze, Valve OM), HAIR, to match. vey Boh 5.25 n ok highly vollened, carved 9 fee! long and 4 feet wide pectal ates oon 4698 One with ful 2asmali ant) » 1 large dray A feet wire, m lined for 10 feet long and 7 SLE Valeo, oneith ois. ci OEFe silver. top h arved. sup- ported by beautiful Muted columns, | Alt al ABOUT mich : a : EES pea i : ew et vp ret i : a " WEBRASKANG KE BLEAK «The a — pr east eels HAR AN HOUSE. pyc Paramount Capel 11 Tee ee ne “ Declaring Against Him. | Issue ‘ coverings a year ago? We're just as accurately informed ———$—— on market conditions this year. There will be wee »|They Turn Out in Rain, Old iecapeaiine Will of the moment is the political situation.| advances, but they cannot affect this August sale 2 feet long and 9 feet wide $149 values, spe Er -Sena iw ul 4 lowing prices represent unusual saving chances: | At the Hoftma : at Breakfast Time for Contest to Be lInterest in it becomes more intense gp p ; i | noon t-te . vioek be tonmlbned’ the First Speech Reopened. | SPECIAL NO. {—AXMIN-'SPECIAL NO. 4—BR " rt : rested cmeeaieiial each day. STER, the best grade (we do good grade, per 40c rive K ‘ ° tr Mues ‘ — not keep either the cheap Ax- yatd....ssseeeeeee t Payoh : werd AUBURN, Neh. Aug Ww J. firyan| After elaht years, of gag Students, workers, patriots, voters, minster or Moquettes), regular special NO, §—INGRAINS, a H Kiernan and a hoot | echected to he a huey day, His Rist {ia Dane beet soa, Soe all find in The World Almanac the in- oa quahty, per BOe, aso bed -wool at od on i > Welk, A i fn nar serie anebeess > y" buses : i git fale wae rst ope the ——! needed for an iateliigent fore-| cpecrat NO, 2 VELVETS, ei at, 10 se 25¢ . yee “ ” bal w “ ch » bed er « t } In his ape M haread se : = bale a ‘ ation with sang eating: ee newsealers these bys, at, ie "he heavy purchase will enable us on ‘ ‘ ne cases: Hi eer, yard... Ae to sell during rat 330 he is the ene nant | Buckley and Vaughan, indy — _ regular CO. grad at tng em ua Soe een eee oa a ow THREE HURT IN COLLISION, SPECIAL NO. |RWLSSHS, per yie sien ns BOC e's eat “ ‘fastening ntionad | sare eae ‘ ee il waieeen, Bis Wile oad) Obi These we will make,lay ' 96c OIL CLOTHS, hone ps pos ' m [seit ‘ and ach will then be considered |" peeewa fram @ Carriage and line at, per yd... MATTINGS, Yd. ss eeeeeee " 5 i ; ein taking te w hen Wagon Hit It. : . : us | Te alla Pay ence pene ey | ait BAUILLL Great White Goods Values. . Z wa ® eotaton #88! iceman EJ. Meyer, his wife and enild, see nt Rowple gp tectd ma carries night] 10,000 vards, yard wide, extra heavy Unb'eached eal, : 3c ars te e hi tat street. In 8 with : ay | hoale Squad Transfers| 82% lengths, from 1 to 10 yds. — yi per ya., a ed Di and | Waeor driver Fertinand Rue 7 wa 7 x VC. . os . = 5 oe witow and ne Kine “Pte resultes ting to. Meyer, ie Darktown. Yard-wlde W sie CAMRRIC Pa ft-finish fine white } = ’ e place he action t : \ nto the carriage regular selling price 0c, pet 6c SLIN. Hin 6c be ; 2 ba —_— rece ray, tee s had quite EE yd, at eaeee . orseenee t ¢ ting f | tuedl was ested art signed tn i eanain roceas ec . Hn sete at vos sects) WEALTHY MEN IN SEARCH, UPRISING 7 CORBA. ate Sioertnmta fra“! “ETERS a yc ages pls Great Reductions in Gonvention © ae ble: has ety by the Health Board was trans- o> rs i sce mongers aa strane tee at ow} GONDUCTOR AILED BY CARS|" "eect %:| adios’ Wash Dresses. ker * Ching Barned by 1 er ther 1 til the end of the It Was Thought she Had Miauvelt, the Sanitary 6y Beautiful Organdies, Chambrays, Swisses, prettily rn 5 Gene een Kidnapped. Retete. im the|tentent. and twenty-five men, beat ‘ * arnes ad OK a— af armen te i Slee Wands YOKONAMA, Aue An officta eof the Sanitary Gquad, beg trimmed, flare flounce, ruffle trimmed. wer sak aida Thee ee ae myer} despatch trom Coren says that @ thou- clean out the district between West 4 «. And Gg ot Proceed ( rebels have attacked Hong-ching ‘useai: Same fty-ninth street and West Sixty-sev- 2.98 FOR 6.50 DRESSES, Hor ‘ xample w a . sh | the (overnm ‘acai . A nth street and Amaterdammavenue and : erchantville. nee ere situation is critical bs " s aoa nthe ® aboyt the ‘ pd Nese) mreenye eas Aah p he North River, 5,98 FOR 8,98 & 9.50 DRESSES. rence een |" oa ie Soon aes . ee rent irookiym at sus abt] This district i» one of the worst on f t || ei rire eee | oS incrning tee west side, many negroes inhubiting clock in the Seney} and it W fed with tenements at thirty years ol Soviahtere were ret at work early to-day if the [in giving the dis rict a wash and a bath. Alleys, yards, sile streets, nooks and ~~ Cee eee neem educate ateeten jcormers were treated to the solution mee > car ty from the sprinkler, Warranted to Kill microbes and disease-spreading bacilli. While the cleansers were at work Walking Skirts. | Ladies’ stylish Walking Skirts, in blue and gray mize 1 tures, plaid back, elegantly tailored. . AT 3,98; VALUE 5.98, AT 4.98 VALUE 3,98, PHILADELPHIA HAS Mowptiat A 1,293,697 PEOPLE, tf} a» « Brooklyn Rapid Transit C ps ny Vagishman Who for Starving te tm Mi the back platform of bis car and was sean n the wreck. members of the Sanitary squad watched closely for any violation of the Sanitary o ante sth ster ta af "NAT GOODW.N ILL ABROAD. |" the Beith te : ra a SB Knee Pants Special. : ‘ ma ta noel KrTy r aT 100 GLAD, ip See De Me oe oe fo preand > tescagtge = PIREMBY's CUNY N) ; CONVENTION 5,000 pairs of KNEF PANTS, made of strictly all-wool materials, witht ee of former cont. went an Operation, terday aft Famous Jig Dancer Had « Fortene | ‘pniieineititiitbbtberrt | i!"sr his home fin Kent from an attack Molding Next Year's Left to Her and Gave Way - r to that which he Gathering. it ores| @YRACUSE. Aug M—At the State Theat: itted sical] Firemen’s Convention here to-day, after WEATHER FORECAST. operation (hen, but he Ras so far re- and faney mixtures in every desirable shade; trou- sers worth $1.50 and $1.90; to-morrow at, per pair.. double knees and seats, patent elastic waisthands and riveted buttons, These are made on the “can't- Tip-'em” plan and are shown in plain blue cheviots * old, who of the Demoeratic orga bas antagonized the ( a noted ved now that such an emergency|® Sharp contest between Buffalo and 23d bien, 1 ie ees at a) ere the con fe Harry Ker- a iaipor troagnt a ‘ x Cohoes, the former was chosen as the 6th Avenue and 23 and : “ Iris y Goodwin's ilness will nox inter- he knows it They charged that Seat 4 im ’ street P , igh Ey Forecast tor the thirty-ets [lee with his for tho coming oea-| ce of holding the nem: convention. my tnfluense (o have him nom-/ anon them, claiming that he was in and defended | ieresied in the famine sufferers in India and was sending money abroad for their reminde4 that | relief Coler from "| for being drank on the| {| Bowre ending § P.M, There- day, Aug. 25, for New York PA City and vicinity: Generally —_— at nul deen left hee by an}, tale am@ continued moderate Sculptor Smith Dead. She said he feit 90 temperatere to-night and COPENHAGEN, Aug. 22.-lari Smith, |106K, thas nales * a ‘Thareday. Light sertherty winds,