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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-17
mir Eeceipts of Produce.

r. sugar. Bags rice. Ms. pigs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The talk about the possible organization o,
two houses OF representatives in the ffty-frst
congress u, OF course, talk about possibilities
purely. There is no likelihood that such q
thing would happen, since neither party, nc
matter how close the vote, would be willing 70
accept the responsibility Of blocking legisla-
ton for q whole session by making q fight un-
less the provocation were beyond all prece-
dent But, should such q case arise, into what
cheerful middle everything would be thrown!
With its tenure dependent upon q narrow ma
jorlfy OF two, or three, or a half-dozen, the
party In possession could not afford to have its
members fall i'll, or 60 away to bury their dead,
or absent themselves on any other pretext
whasevsr, lest the seeding party, through one
OF Its trusted representative present at every
meeting, should raise the point Of mo quorum
and nulffy the days proceedings; and the
members who did attend with the utmost regu-
lArity could not expel this disturber, or any of
the persistent absentees, because it would take
two-thirds Of the whole membership Of the
House to do that. Neither could the house de
Jdcto or the house de j,re, even if permitted to
do business. pass anything over the veto Of the
President, who would thus become vested with
absolute authority in legislation. 1t would be
an interesting situation, certainly, for those
who we're ON the outside and could study it at
q safe distance; but the men who had any hand
IN bringing it about might as well bid long
farewell 10 their most cherished hopes of pre-
ferment In public life, for there are certain
kinds Of folly which the people, short as their
memories proverbially are, do not forget in
hurry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The latest surplus-reduction scheme is that
telegraphed from Montreal, according to the
terms Of which President Harrison will dispose
Of the surplus outright in the purchase Of
Canada. There are indications that the people
OF Canada are looking more favorably every
day upon the suggestion Of annexation to the
United States, and that . reciprocal feeling is
growing on this side Of the border; and if
annexation takes place the United States will
doubtless assume the Canadian indebtedness.
But there is still strong opposition to annexa-
ton on botA sides Of the border, and there is
hardly remote possibility Of the happening
Of such an event In Harrison's presidential
term. When annexation does take place it will
Be the deliberate act Of the two peoples. There
WI be no purchase Of Canada with q treasury
surplus by . president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Significance is attached to yesterdays edi
torial In the Indianapolis Journal concerning
civil-service reform. The belief at Indianap-
Oils u that Private Secretary Halford wrote it
and that the views are those Of Gen. Harrison
The editorial il disapproval Of the doctrine
that "to the victors belong the spoils," and a
warning to the republicans who expect clean
sweep Of the Offices. The Journal says: I'll
there ID any honesty in politics the republican
party 10 pledged to use discrimination in re.
movals from Office as well as in appointment,
thereto, and to use both primarily for the pub.
lie welfare rather than for supposed party ad
vantage" The editorial throughout is of 3
character 10 Quiet the nerves Of every capabl.
clerk who is performing his duties faithfully
and to encourage all citizens who believe tina
the government workshops should be run OF
ordinary business principles, sud that the pub
lie ofices should not be partisan spoils and .
source Of political corruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Some of the foreigners who have been in
veigied ~ false prstenses into servitude to the
Chesapeake Boy oyster dredgers are trying to
obt n satisfact on from the New York agents
through whom the dredgers gained control of
them. II these New Workers were aware of
the service for which the immigrants were pro-
cured they deserve severe punishment for a
deception which has exposed its victims to in
human cruelty. But the principal offenders
are the dredgers themselves, who, though
they kidnap their laborers or lure them into
service by false promises, though they subject
them to shocking cruelty, though they break
openly and persistently the laws, human and
divine, which protect property rights, and
though they resist with violence and to the
point Of death the constituted authorities for
the enforcement Of law, are left un-
punished The reflection that within q
short distance of the capital of the Amer
lean republic men are forced by violence
or tricked by lies into condition of absolute
and cruel slavery during the season of the year
in which the lsbors of their captivity can be
made profitable, and that their captors, the
modern revivers of the slave trade, add piracy
to their exploits, and resist successfully with
powder and shot the efforts of q sovereign
state to compel obedience to its laws, gives enc
q curious sensation, as il some earlier century
had been substituted suddenly for the nine
teenth, with its boasted civilization, human
freedom and reign of law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
To Correspondents.

u Letfers relating &c the editorial or busin ess
departments Of ne paper should be addre.se., %
the Editor, or the Publisher, as the case may be,
and not 10 an individual The latter course ire
quenfiy causes vsxssious delays.
Communications cannot be returned.
where preservation IL desired, writers should re-
tain COPY Of their N manuscripts
Anonymous communications are not read
" ths omce. tis therefore useless 70 send them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Bedsll, the New York Law clerk Who pleaded
guilty 10 forgeriss amounting 10 about q
quartsr-nilhon dollars, goss TO prison for
svensy-ave years On the strength Of his peni.
sens confession, after having done everything
n cooid to sraishssn out the wrongs he CON-
nfsssd A notorious policy dealer, Who hal
been taking Bedells money, having ever
reason 70 know that Il was fraudulently oh.
tanned, GEE OF with paltry thonsand dollar.
Ane. Such II justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

THusDra. LET II Ror1.
uaHTN1Nal LET IT FLASH
RAM LET IT POUR
HAIL! LET IT RATTLE
sNowl LET IT FALL. SOFT AND SLOW Oh
FIERCE AND FAST.
We can't control the ye.sher.
The day viii bring forth sunshine. moW or rain.
Fof f sSai; s5ss aRh 70 pHS sRsTs &. fair
And pin your i-ith and patronage 70 ADLER on ths
esc.use Adler ell. victory q. ov.rco.ss 1t sss7.
VARIETY 81 Nation snd c.ss q Sy:ros.s Il s7so
Heavy, Atwood, Melton overcoet. q % IS.
feet fitting and v sSf ssyi Ssk 4 slcfss
4,sa ss4fS Sii + Ss II
.aso , s IL; III !: s siis .as
ss sasis ssssasa Il SSi| 'lsa
.sra "ars sis Sss Il sb S A6;' alasa .,s7s
.ss ss';; ss s;Is i! sjiss ~.
s,: IS: = !? } s s:: ssly,.
s12s. see2 ~. "a 8s,2 Az 80 ea7S. sas7.
.3l so %. se.so. cara SS.2s. ssso. eas7. s4ss.
6: ss ard: :s !: ss:':ss: vita
vIcroR 3. ApLrn.s
40 r11 CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
'e7 and s2' ~ s s 10 D.: :si FL ssAss 50
opsn saturdAys III u pm no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Some OF the newspapers which have been in
tsrvisving the Lanstry family take the trouble
to assert that Mr.. Langtry, the Lily's husband,
does not want divorce. OF course he doesn't.
Why should he want TO be divorced from a
splendid creature who is coming money at the
rate Of hundred thousand or so every year,
Of which he gets comfortable slice? Besides,
IL int Mr.. Langtry, a. far as any one knows,
Who wants to marry somebody else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
FOI1rrs o. Tn Trra

WE DON'T KNOW. But rou BET ON THE
ELECTION. AND HAD TO PAT MoNEYYoU
GOULD uL-ArFoRp TO SPARE
WASN'T IT A POLLY TO TAKE sucs
CHANCES,
II you ARE LOSER By THE RECENT
ELECTION. ARE THERE NOT ABUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO You FOR
WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JuDIcIoUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY roc oAMBLEp
AWAY IN YokrNs A WISH AND AN
oPINIoNs
THERE ISN'T LOSER or A WINNER
OF Such BETS WHO WON'T READILY
coNcEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURES
WAS UNMITIGATED FOLLY.
WELL. THERE ARE OTHER ForIrEs
NOT ALWAYS so PAIPABLr PERHAPS
ITS FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR FAM.
AIS vi cAO'Ec, tAhElS thAhbEh
AND PARLoR SUITES. OR HoUsEFURNrsH-
ING GOODS OF ANY KIND. BECAUSE YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND To
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY ITS POLLY.
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN rs ONE You
WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE III YOU
UNDERSTOOD 1T.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS
AGAIN. ITS A DISASTROUS POLLY.
WHEN YOU DoKSow OUR TERMS. NOT TO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DISASTROUS
FOR YOU THAN FOR Us
But THERE rs NO FOLLY CAN ForAL
THAT OF DERIVING YOUR FAMILIES
AND RoBBrNG YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS FOR THE SAKE OF INDULG.
ING A MANIA FOR BETTING.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
AND s2s SEVENTH STREET NV
AND e3e MASS. AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Our NO. . TOILET Cologne, very superior arflclo'
fragrant refreshing. and lasting. 81 per pint
Hsndoline is unequaled Q beautiner Of the com,
pexion; an Indispensable requisite 20 the IA6leus
prevent. ch.ppiilg. Every lady should use IL ~
bottle 25c.
kheumalgia, an infallible external remedy for yeu
ra1A Headache and Toothsche IL never fals 70 s1vp
Q trial 25c
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. under The
most careful supervision. and In stocked with the
purest drugs and chemicals irom the most reliable
manufacturers, such ~ sQubb, Powers MeightnlAn
and other well known chenists. We ch~rfulIy lDxits
the fhysiciAns 20 inspet this Department. An pre-
scriptions intrusted 10 our care will be
dispensed Of very low rntes
Don't mistake the plsce-1HE TEMPLE pRuo
STORE. under Masonic Temple. corner 9TH and 80
oclo =. q. WILLIAMS CO. Proprietoru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

Mr.. Povdsrly has reelected himself general
master workman and chosen his new cabi-
net, and received his commission for a trip
abroad, and arranged things generally to his
sstisfsotion in the order of the Knights of
Labor. The only important thing lie has
omitted from his long list of personal activ-
tiles il 10 provide for paying all the expenses
of the order out Of his own pocket; but II must
be aid to his credit that he has done his share
toward 1t. by refusing to accept but IS 900 of
the eaooo appropriated for his salary for the
coming year. That IL good deal of o conces-
sion, when q nan has everything his own way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
BLACK FABLE FRAScA1sE Silks

ALTO per cent lees than regular prices
Having just bought to great advantage from an i'm
porter declining business full line Of the finest
grades, we offer special inducements and guarantee
the to be lower than goods in New York or
Boston Bring an expert and examine the qualities
REAL INDIA SILKS, ali shades, % inches wide.
soft and fine, 75c.
PRINTED SATINS, in new designs, at 81 %.
ALLwoOL HENRIETTAs, fine quality, 40 inches
wide, at Soc; sold everywhere at Csc.
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS ct sl25, worth
s1.75.
300 pieces Atwood French Dress Goods less than
usual prices
Paris Robes reduced from s35 to S25.
Broadcloths all shades. reduced from 9l.5o to
S1.25.
w. SINISTER SONS
n24 919 Pa. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
New Pans !. D !a T. Tn1ruars

Has Just sts HaisyssS + fss sk Err sSs OF Nov
s6kcHAsEb A sfN Yok Rhi SSn ffAsE 4Gf
PAST WEEK, AT "GREATLY kKDUCED'
.NEw 66ioRsr IN FRENCH cAxx1,s HAIR AT
so!zl flss 4 a i q 81 Ar1.woor r1A1Ds
II r Al h HbEfR
"sPEcTHL SAkdAfNssss IN z0.rNcH AL1-wooI
srH EEsst SHHA kER s5hq Ms Al sTHs
Ella s. As SGsfeals1se- OF so.rscH FRENCH
TIE SkPsb8GFFEEbA At TSETM
GIH s4h H A ks SStSE HI q
NEW IM hESHFsb s dnoTM WRAPS JACKETS
KA "A hoMssfM 22RRiH GFsK AND NEwMARKETs'
A ASb,E sHA r Egs5rssaa cF FE5s
sizfSS$ ssSa1so Ply, sHgs4 :, sAcagFa AL
"stREEs sT6ck FINN HSp 81 P sSS LYONS,
SsSSSFTfiEs Ros EEbpfSa a. 9 5SMEst fhioLs
SONS AND NETS, BOTH PLAIN AND FANCY,
Gr hEsY N RBkssEs
TREFOUssE co.'s CELEBRATES KID GLOVES.
u PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building, Pennsylvania ave-, corner Of Ninth st.
MEMS HEAVY SCOTCH wool. SHIRTS AND
~, ~ Drawers, 314c each Mems Knit Jackets pure
n2l:at' 745 and ~ sth St. ..e
7 ,oNsDA.E CAMBRIC 90: FRUIT OF LOOM,
TnbsscSed Canton fanne Sc khtFMHN s,q pcubis
Combination, 11th ct. sc. n24-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The men with one accord delounce the wo-
mems high hats at the theater. The women
with one accord condemn the mems practice of
tsmpiing on feet and otherwise discommoding
their nsighbors in leaving the thsater between
scts. A compromise should be possible which
VIII remove or modify both nuisances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

The rumored purpose Of the switchmen on
trunk lines east Of the Mississippi to strike is
not credited by railroad authorities in New
York. The men are believed, probably, 10 be
too sensible 10 cut themselves out Of work and
wages on the very verge Of bitter winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

MEMS NATURAL. WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW
~ ers, 4tc each Mems genuine Lambs Wool Shirts
ana drawers, $l23 each BLUM'S,
n2i-2t' 745 and 747 9Th st. se
AIDES BLACK, -COLORED AND STRIPED
~ Hose DC; Misses Black aud Colored Hose SC /;
Boys French Ribbed Hose SIC; Misses' full regular
made 123{c; .KAUFMAN'S, Double Combnatior
1241 and 1243 I tn st se ncI-:t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
LATE uRcHAsrs.

LATE PURCHASES.
LOW PRICES.
ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK MAN.
UFACTURERs OF FINE CLOTHING NoTI-
FLED THE TRADE THAT ON TUESDAY,
THE 2OTH INSTANT. THEY WOULD BEGIN
A SPECIAL MARK-DCwN SALE OF ALL
THEIR WINTER STOCK.
WE WERE ON HAND THE FIRST DAY,
AND FOUND THE REDUCTION IN PRICES
SO GREAT THAT WE MADE LARGE ADDI-
TONS TO OUR STOCK OF ovERcoArs.
SUITS AND ODD PANTS, AND TO-DAY
TRIDAY, THESE GOODS GO UPON OUR
TABLES AT VERY Low PRICES
SWEEPING REDUCTION ON FIRsT-cLAss
GOODS AT THIS TIME OF YEAR, AND WE
HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO QUOTE SUCH
PRICES FOR SUCH GOODS BEFORE JANU-
AIRY.
REMEMBER FIRST THAT THIS IS NOT
A MARK DOWN FOR Us, BUT Is THE RE.
suit OF SPECIAL PURCHASE. ON sPE-
CLAL TERMS. AND AT SPECIAL PRICES.
REMEMBER NEXT THAT THESE GOODS
ARE NOT OLD OR SHOP WORN, BUT ARE
THE NEWEST STYLES OF FRESH GOODS
MADE UP BY A FIRM WHO MAKE AS FINE
AND AS GOOD GOODS AS ANY HOUSE IN
THE WORLD.
GOOD, HEAVY CHINcHILLA ovERcoATs
AS Low AS s1O.
z. B. BARNUM & CO.,
n23 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
0vERCoATs NEVER SOLD FASTER THAI
THEY DO NOW AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
Bro BARGAINS In BLACK SILKS.

We propose to give you chance to secure
BLACK SILK during the week seldom met with.
Our Goods represent the very best makes, Of
which We mention few Of the many styles and
prices.
Black Gro Grain at 75c., 83c, 81, S1.25,
$3.50. $1.75, %. s2.25, and $3.50. Black
Fdlle SLIPS. sL50, s1.75. 81. so.25. and
$3.50. Black Satin Rhadames 9Oc., 81,
S1.12K. S1.25, Sl.5O. and %. Black Jersey,
$1.25 and $1.50. Black Peau De Sole, Black
Armure, Black Satin Luxor, and Black SUI
rahs We offer extra good value in all Of the
above goods we don't deal in Colored
Goods (Which the styles and shades change 30
oftenJ We can afford to mark our goods at less
profits. and do sell 1t lower prices than houses
that carry all shades.
BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS,
in great variety. and at the very lowest prices.
JUST OPENED.
another invoice Of
BALMORAL SKIRTS
They are well made. and no pains has been
spared to secured goods that give perfect salts
faction.
HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS.
Many Of our Holiday Goods have arrived, and
many lots are on the way The styles are en-.
trely new, and many novel things will be
shown. Watchthis space. and come and see the
bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
DIANNA VELOUR PORTIEREs.

D1ANNA VELOUR PORT1ERES.
We offer elegant DIANA Velour portieres.
fringed at both ends. wide fringe at the top,
which falls over. forming LambreQuin Only
919 per pair.
VELOUR ART SQUARES
Special-200 Velour Art Squares, in exquisite
Oriental and Persian color designs run with
gold tinsel. Very handsome and measure "a by
"a inches. Only 75c. and S1.25 each.
Fourth hoor.)
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
400 yards of Cross-striped Curtain Materials
in full line Of rich and. attractive colorings.
Only 81 per yard y
Swiss Muslin for Sash and Long Curtains: the
most popular Of all materials for Chamber Cur.
tains Is, 20, rs, 81, 37k and SOC per yard.
Tassel-and-Bal Fringe to match. ut 10 and
lee. per yard.
CANTON PLUSH
Exquisite line of Rich Colorinss In 91.inch
Canton Pushes, handsomest yet shown In Wash.
tngton-and cheapest. Only 2ec. per yard
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Suits Of every desirable winter fabric.
such - Scotch Cheviots, English Worstsds.
Cassimirs, Tricots. Diagonals Wales, Cortiu-
roys. Velvet &C., made up in an excellent work.
msnlike manner, In single and double bressted
Sacks, Norfolks. Orcedmoor, Cutaway and othsr
equally attractive styles. "a. eA50 Is, Is so.
%. "a. $3.50, 90, $3.50. %. e1o. eli. el1.b0
and mp.
We invite special criticim to the liniuss. thu
buttons and button holes and othsr small pointa
indsniAcant In thsmsslvss, yet very Important
- whols
''' a'''2 ooDxAaD 1orznoe
nel Car. uth and = sA nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

PH1LADEIpH1A STORE
DRESS GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP
Full line Of 80 and 46.inch Atwood serres and all
coiors, only SOC and 65c.
HENRIETTAs
46-nch AL wool and al colors at S5c; worth Al.
54-inch pro.aclo 1thso al so{Sr, y
54-inch Ladies, Cloths, ali colors, 55c.
BLAcK GOODS. ''e'
ana sasa os eSds sk % f. Black velves Black
.DREss GiSGHAMss' LOW Prices
One Case Good Quality and Extra Good Styles only
loc 'hssular price {GS2hsiias ERrs
NJ Full line OF Cloths and Casi1neres for Mems and
Boys Wear 'very St I9xIi CLOTHS
Extra Good Styles Of Cloakine Cloths at al rs a.
~, LACE CURT AIMS
SITE PsssEs snS g. $685.
One lot Portieres, reduced from s3 to 1925
One l.. portsre., rsduced from ~ . S3,55.
only Al sssri r s1sa spd
All those in need Of Table Linen and Nspkins would
do well to look through our stock Ne have soms
chS ali e stss' W Sa SssS low price,
TO all ~ o AA0'
q. CARHART LEIpY.
MA s2S 9TH and 700 st. NV
MEN's CAMELs' HAIR WOOL SHIRTS AND
AVA Drawers, 49c each Men's Camels' Hair Hall
HS:sl iss' per pair or pair e. SOC .Sa ELTNs
MEMS FULL REGULAR MADE HALF HOSE
WI 12,tc; LADIES' SILK Embroidered Back Fine Cash
mere Cloves lSc; Misses Merino Vests silk finish
pearl buttons. size l6 to 90, 25c. Double Combina,
uon, IIth 81. Sc n24-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

THE Twelve IMMENSE
EXHIBITION FLOORS
W. B. MOSES SONS ESTABLISHMENT,
Cor 1lth aud + St. NV.
Warrington. DC,
Are filled with the most attractive stock Of Furni.
ture, Csrpets Upholstery Goods aud Interior Deco-
tons to be had from home and foreign markets.
The following few Of the special attractions 70
each hoor:
FIRST EXHIBITION FLOOR
IL pieces Fine Silk 80 inches vide shout $50 yards
in all the newest shades. th &c., reduced to 5oc
per yard
SECOND EXHIBITION FLOOR.
There are s5 pairs Of Fine Imported Chenille Cur
tsins, so inches wide by 81 yards long, left of the 100
pairs which were reduced from $40 to 81 per pair,
which is less than cost to import.
THIRD EXHIBITION FLOOR
1900 yards best Bieelow Lowell and Hartford Body
Brussels, in choice designs and colorines. Reduced
from SL35 to 81 per yard.
FOURTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Is japanese Screens feet high. wings gold en-
brodery satin, japanese cloth back Reduced from
sl2 to s10.
FIFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
A very large Easy Arm Chair. covered in best
leather Reduced from s25 to els
SIXTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
Solid Walnut Wardrobe. handsomely veneered,
French beveled-giass doon Reduced from $50 to
ESQ.
SEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
A3-piece Antique Ash Chamber Suite. with q large
bevelsd glass in bureau Reduced from s2s to s22
EIGHTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
AMahogony finished Suite, with large double bed
stead large buresu with beveled French plate eiass
large washstand with splssher rod, all handsomely
carved Reduced from SOS to $50
NINTH EXHIBITION FLOOR.
nne San Domingo Mahogany Hand-c.rved Side
napkin drawer. extra heavy plated medallion pulls Of
Reduced from s115 TO ss5
TENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
Aiarse handsome Rug Couch very comfortable Re-
duced from o35 to s25.
ELEVENTH EXHIBITION FLOOR
SIS yards best al wool extra super Ingram Carpets,
including Lowell and Hartford makes I'm new and de-
srsbls psttsrna. Reduced from Use TO Sc. pr yard
TWELFTH EXHIBITION FLOOR,
There are shout 30 rolls or about l.5O0 yards Of
those CSC.
TAPESTRY BnussEIs CARPETS
which hsve bssn selling for A2<c per yard which d
les than cost 10 manufActws. These win b closed
out ct 42,c. Cal early and choiss Of The ten
pstterns Remaining.
An the above prices ars for essh on o. before d.
livery.
~ ~ ~ 2R1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

SMALL Nur I CO.. : 4 r Al 1925
We are now Observation-Disclosures consienment of
SMALL, WHITE ASH Mt COAL. which we are sell
ing At the low price Of o.. 25 per ton.
are also selling all the other grades and varieties
o. Anthr1cte C9s at the lowest market prices KICK
Okf, OAK. and PINE WOOD prepared 70 order
Copsumers viii do we'll to give the Small Nut Coal Q
trial before laying in their usual supply
p PoLIkKD SON,
oNcas yCor. 18th and r. l. ave NV.
n22-4t ~ tCor. 18th and X sts n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

VNUKK1NH LIFE TABLETS.
l. FOOD FOR THE NERVES AND BRAIN.
infslhble Remedy Of the Turkish Empire.
An absolute cure for Nervousness, Mental Weakness,
Dependency, Nervous Headache, Sleeplessness and a
powerful Blood Purifier, and will positively destroy
the Desire for Liquor and Tobacco.
For sale by Druggists in Washington.
4S4 Pennsylvania ave.; A. NJ Kloczewski 500 9Th st.,
corner OF Z st. NV.
Price 81 per box 6 boxes for So.
Send for circular
TURKISH TABLET CO., Philadelphia, Pa
Public opinion our strongest Endorsement n23- 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
THE PA1As ROYAL "Oprs1so-

Let the past speak for the present and then no
pasnatton IL needed concerning the ELEVENTH An
nual Grand HOLIDAY "OPENING" Visitors sre ~
ferred 10 residents for explanation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
To whom 1t may concern-we have 50 arranged II
that each and every family matter what their cir
cumstances be. can eat their Thanksgiving dinner
from New Table Linen and enjoy the turkey with
so much more relish Therefore we have resolved to
sell
7O-inch Bleached Table Damask At 75c. per yard.
7onch Biescsed Table Damask. New Patterns. at 81
g. Inch Sissched Table D.mask at Csc. per yard.
S0-inch !. German Damask at 50c; per yard
5 G.!l li S'saehsa German nam..1 =. per I'd
$50 dozen & Bleached German Damast Napkins at a
100 dozen 3 Bleached German Damask Napkins at
rs dozen Biesched Scotch Damask Napkins at 81 As
ss,s4 Fine n Quality gle.shsS Scotch DaAsl
Red Border f D. GSssR Napkins.
e5 dozen = Fine Quality Bleached Scotch Napkins.
100 dozen x Initial Napkins at 1926 per dozen.
WHITE DAMAsK TABLE SETS.
81 with IS Napkins to match. $3.50.
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homehke scene ever presented.
DO YOU WANT A HANDKERCHIEF
Ask to soc the "Mikado" in our store and receive
from his Royal Highness . Japanese handkerchief,
WHICH his most gracious parsonage Will have his 1t.
LANsBURdH 4 BRO,
MI A20. 422, 424 and 426 9TH stnw