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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

The probable success of four Cinnamon in
forcing their way into this country from Canada
without anybodys permission, after having
waited about a month at Niagara Falls for
chance to enter in lawful manner, shows how
simple thing it is to override all the legisla-
ton which this or any other Congress can pass
for the exclusion Of immigrants of any race.
The border line between the British possessions
and our own is three thousand miles long. For
the greater part OF that distance there is not
customs officer or guard OF any sort to pre-
vent the free passage Of anybody from one side
TO the other. There are more than two hun
dred miles of such unprotected frontier on the
north boundary of Washington territory alone,
along which access from British Columbia
would be practically without danger if the in
tending immigrants were prepared to rough it
IN the wild country for time; and in terri
tory whose Chinese population is already so
large the presence Of few more would not
excite attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

The Pennsylvania railroad is preparing to
spend a million dollars in elevating its tracks
In Jersey City. As the New York Tribune saws
IN this connection: ''Grade crossings any
where are a nuisance and perpetual source of
danger; in large city they are intolerable."
Washington is larger, more populous, than
Jersey City. Its streets lay greater claims to
beauty than those of Jersey City, and the de-
Placement of surface tracks is made by this fact
more marked and more painfully distinct to
the eye. As the capital it entertains MANY
more visitors than Jersey City, and in the
nations show city the surfaee-track disfigure-
ment becomes additionally conspicuous When
viii the Pennsylvania railroad do for the capt.
tai what it proposes to do with less reason for
Jersey City? When will it cease to divide the
city by an obstructed surface route, and BY
sinking its tracks relieve Washington of the
grade crossings which the Tribune with truth
pronounees intolerable?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

PLAIN Colonel
INDIA SILKS 27-inch 15c
ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, 4O-in., fine quality Zoe
BR0ADCLOTHS. 50-in wide. ell
COLoRED BENGALINEs, very fine quality 81 so.
ARMURE SILKS. slightly imperfect, half price
ALL SHADES IN BRoADCLoTH. at $3.50, particu-
larry desirable for riding habits
EVENING SHADES IN CREPES. at 75c
PARIS NOVELTIES and Dress Patterns
MORE SILKS in all colors
Our whole Stock Of Fine CLoAKINGs have been re
duced less than cost
ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in all colors
OTTOMAN CLOTHS for Mourning CIoaks
Large Stock Fancy French FLANNELs
Great Bargain in Barnesey Table Linens Table Cloths
with Napkins to match.
Fine California BLANKETS at Very Low prices
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
SILKS, YELyETS and DRESS GOODS
w. NJ SINISTER q SONS
Mo 919 Pa Ave.
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SEAsoSABLE USpEnwEAR BAneA1ss.

IN THE MEMS DEPARTMENT, near doors of No
1119 Pa ave-, show Shirts and Drawers at 81 each
Of AUSTRALIAN WOOL which is medium weight: of
sAxONY WOOL, which is heavy weight, and of NAT
URQ. WOOL. which has the Recommendation of the
medical faculty. Never before such values for 81
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT, near door of No
1117 Pa. ave, We offer at SO each the Improved
Shape Ribbed Vests Grey Natural Wool, Red Medi-
Gated Wool, and White Pure Lambs Wool bargain
at 81. so each.
The job lot Of Ribbed Wool Vests, at 45c EACH or 3
for &1.25, are nearing the end. The delay of q day
may mean missing them.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The New UMBRELLAS.

Believe 1t or not 1t does not alter the fact WE
SHOW ONE HUNDRED AND TWO DIFFERENT
STYLES Of handles in our 10 Genuine "Gloria"
Umbrellas. We have crook handles, ball handles,
twisted handles beautifully engraved In all styles in
FURNISHED silver, frosted silver and oxidzed silver
and in IA karat gold plate handles in all
shapes both plain and engraved AT 81. AS EACH we
show 2Sin "Gloria" Umbrellas with crook handles Of
silver identical to those sold at IS in silk The Gone
toga'' Umbrellas we now have at s2.75 each, AND
WARRANT THEM-re-covered free Of charge IL the
silk splits within year See this mornings arrivals
and you'll the "finest collection in the country"
Prices up to $50 each LaTosca" Umbrellas at s. IS
with sterling silver and gold handles, the silk war
ranted for one year.
New rubber goods, but not yet opened Call to-mor.
row and see them.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Continued belov)
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LIVERY DEPARTMENT.

LIVERY DEPARTMENT
1t makes difference for what purpose you want
uniform your male servants you'll find that We
prepared to meet your most e1acting demands. Our
stock of outdoor and indoor Liveries is complete.
When we use the word complete it in its broad
sense. Samples all right for window displays but
variety in quality style and shade is what you want
to select FROM We've not less than six eight differ
ent styles of each grade and the stock is larger than
any other clothing house the country can show We
make three claims for these goods First superiority
of quality and fit; second, the extent of the stock
which these goods marked.
Fourth foor) sAKs AND COMPANY.
FOR YOURSELVES.
Clothes to Order-Of course you're particular and
we want you to be- One of chief aims is to con-
form to your uishes in the minutest detail You've
got to wear the Clothes and want them suit yo
Where knowledge and experience will aid We suggest.
That's all There's not finer line of fabrics to be
seen in this country than we've got. Imported and
domestic weaves that serving their first season in
the fashionable world the old reliable standards are
in our Tailoring Parlors in profusion. One word re-
garding the output 1t will cost you at least % Per
cent less to have make your clothes than will to
have them made in New York abroad We will
guarantee to make them Of the same materials guar
antee the styles to be correct and the fit perfect and
they shall be made in manner equal to the best
Will you this % per cent.
Fourth foor) SAKS AND COMPANY
THE FINEST.
We mean our Overcoats. We've got line from $25
to s55 that we know can't be excelled. Everything
used about them is the best They be duplicated
only ito order" and then only in a few places Have
you any idea what they'll cost made to your measure:
Well they'll tax purse at least so per cent more
and then where are they better! In the fit you say
You're wrong. They won't fit one dollars worth bet
ter. Come in and slip one ON and see for yourself
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The sweeping republican victory decides the
political complexion Of the Supreme Court as
well as the presidency and Congress. The
successors Of Justices Miller, Bradley and Field,
who have passed the age at which they may re-
tire, will doubtless be republicans
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Forrrrs Or The TINES.

WE DON'T KNOW, BUT YOU BET ON THE
ELECTION. AND HAD TO PAY MONEY YOU
COULD ILL-AFFORD TO SPARE.
WASN'T 1T A FOLLY TO TAKE SUCH
CHANCEs'
IF YOU ARE LOSER BY THE RECENT
ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT HUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOR
WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JUDICIoUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED
AWAY IN YOKING WISH AND AN
OPINION!
THERE ISN'T A LOSER OR A WINNER
OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY
CONCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURE
WAS UNMITIGATED FOLLY.
WELL, THERE ARE OTHER FOLLIES
NOT ALWAYS so PALPABtE PERHAPS.
IT'S FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR FAM.
LIES OF STOVES, CARPETS, CHAMBER
AND PARLoR SUITES OR HoUsEFURNIsH.
ING GOODS OF ANY KIM BECAUSE YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY IT'S FOLLY,
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN IS ONE YOU
UNDERSTOOD IT.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS.
AGAIN. IT'S A DISASTROUS FOLLY.
WHEN YOU DOKNOw OUR TERMS MOTTO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DISASTROUS
FOR YOU THAN FOR U.s.
BUT THERE Is NO FOLLY CAN EQUAL
THAT OF DERIVING YOUR FAMILIES
AND ROBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS, FOR THE SAKE OF INDULG-
ING MANIA FOR BETTING.
HOUSE MANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE,
921 AND 923 SEVENTH STREET NV,
AND 636 MASS. AVENUE
oc1-2m
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CH1LDREN's BLAcK Hosr.
This list may be little confusing have 90 many
different styles.
PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE tnot RIBBED
Style No.1 comes in sizes to 81, ct Csc pair
Style No 2, sizes to 81; prices 25c. TO 35c.
Style No. 3, sizes to 81; prices 4Oc. to 55c
BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE
Style No. 4, sizes to 81 prices Csc to 35c.
Style No. 5, sizes to 8; prices 40c. to Soc
Style No. 6. sizes to e1< prices 45c. TO 60c
Style No. 2. sizes to 81; price(f0c. 10 Csc.
Style No. 8. Ezes to 81: prices 45c. to zoe.
: Style No, o. sizes to o. prices 6Oc. 10 rs.
BLACK RIBBED Isle HOSE.
Sizes 5 to So; prices 64c. to ssc.
BLACK SPUN SILK HOSE.
Sizes to g. Prices eoc. to DOC.
BLACK CASHMERE HOSE
style No. i, In all Sizes for Csc
Style No. g, sizes 10 81 prices CSC. 10 l5c.
Style No. 8, sises 70 s,k prices 45c- 70 60c.
style No. 4. sizes to 9s<. prices 45c. - 60c.
Style No. 8. sises to o, price, 4oc. = SOC
style No. g. ases to s,< prices 60n. 10 0Oc.
e. We have every Style Of Ribbed Hose that's
made Some with Oxford feet Nearly al have double
knees and all have double toes and high splced hsels
THE PAI.AIs ROYAL.
(Continusd bslowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

The close contest of this election is over the
control OF the next House. The republican
majority Will evidently be very small, but prob
ably sufficient to reinforce itself by the admls-
sion OF new republican states, by giving its
party the benefit of the doubt in close con-
tested election cases, and through the reap
portionment of Congressional districts under
the census of 1890
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12
MoRE New .JEwr1RY.

MoRE New JEwrLRy.
We write you of the real amber Tortoise shell and
fresh Enamel Jewelry as of the new Louis XIV lace
pins. Now We surprise you with
25C. JEWELRY WORTH ell
There are screw and pendant earrings Of enamel,
diamonds and pearls and the lace pins to match You
won't believe till why try to tell of them In
writing! See them.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Continued below)
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Continued below.)
New DRApERY Nets, Ere.

At SOC. YARD Heavy Silk striped Brussels, As
inches wide Light Blue, Pink, Cardinal Nile, Maize,
Lavender, White, Cream.
THESE ARE 81 QUALITY DRAPERY NETS
FOR Soc
At S9c. YARD Ia Tosca" Drapery Net which is an
extra heavy Black Brussels, with very large mesh
ITS 81 in New York" So our buyer says, and
equally good bargains promised in Colored Russian
Nets and the new Jane Hsding' Yelling You had
better interview the buyer Tomorrow.
THE NEW LACE NECKwEAR.
One illustration il the long lace scars reaching the
feet-over 3 yards long.
Hand Run Black Spanish Lace, &5 to s25; machine
made in imitation of the handmade for 81 90. I'm
NeU York they are S. so" says the buyer
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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:: $: F. F. T. T. |: G. G. {: / {.
.BB'fB En- Enf F. rs IS -
B BOD , ER Err ssss So
e. {: is go : !: : e. E. E! $: $:
@ 3 EEr E. Er e. Err Hsfa ss::ss
90 90 + + Err EE SIS
DAYS
ONLY.
the next week. In addition 20 a line Of fabrics
which We have just received have made ing reduc-
lions on a good many lines Of popular goods. aud
ladies visiting our department this week will mud
SPECIAL OFFER NO l.
20 pieces of 24-inch STRIPED and PLAID. All Voc
sAxoNY FLANNELs.
SIC. A YARD:
Regular Price 4Oc yard
SPECIAL OFFER NO 2
54-inch HEAVY CLoAKINGs.
$50 YARD:
Regular Price. 90 yard
SPECIAL OFFER NO. 4
so pieces of 42-ipch HENRIETTAs
35c. YARD.
Regular Price, 45c yard
These goods are slightly mixed with cotton hut ws
guarantee the Of them equal An Wool Fabrics
They come in all shades.
SPECIAL OFFER NO T.
so pieces ss inch Atwood FRENCH sERGEs. in
the newest shades,
45c. A YARD:
Regular Price. SOC yard
SPECIAL OFFER NO. s.
4o-inch SILK WARP HENRIETTAs,
Csc A YARD.
Regular Price. slaOayard
oolors-Gendarme. Myrtle. Slate, Mahogany. Ser.
SPECIAL OFFER NO g.
~ Atwood SATIN BERBER STRIPES with rich
broad border,
Sl00 YARD:
Regular price . s. yard
colors-Mahos7ny, Slate, GObeln, Bronze. Navy. Sc
SPECIAL OFFER NO. Z.
10 Pieces Of 4O-inch Atwood FRENCH sERGES
with silk and Velvet stripes of exact match.
soc. A YARD;
Regular price 81 yard
SPECIAL OFFER Nos
Cases of Heavy lO-4 WOODEN BLANKETS.
sl5o PAIR;
Regular price az pair
Our patrons will please bear in mind that the allow
offers Will hold good for
4DAYs ONLY
UNTIL WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV lad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-12

The regular quadrennial problem is coming
up for solution: Where shall we have the in
augural ball? 1t is proposed that the removal
of the city post Office to the Pension building
be postponed, SO that the ball can be held in
the same place as in 1884. To this scheme a
vigorous protest may be expected from the
citizens generally, if it shall involve any dis
turbance of the efficiency of the local postal
service. Otherwise, the suggestion is likely
to commend itself to many. Other sugges-
tons on the subject are the selection of site
of the new congressional library building,
which could be flOored and rooted for the oc-
casion, or of the Center Market, or the Il
street market. either of which could be used
by Joint consent of lessons and lessees or the
erection of temporary building ON the White
lot. Now is also a suitable time for discussing
again the off-moOted project of great public
assembly hall, where inaugural balls and SIM
liar festivities may be held, and which will af-
ford accommodations for great conventions,
political, scientific, etc. The scheme would
have to be handled by a corporation, which
might never be a highly profitable venture,
measured by the size of its dividends; but the
merchants and hotel-keepers and railway COM
panies of Washington could make many worse
investments of their money than a subscrip-
ton to its stock. The number of persons who
come 10 Washington every year to attend con-
ventiOns for which the hall accommodations of
the city are inadequate, indicates how many
more would come at all seasons if the condi-
tionS in this respect were more favorable.
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WINNERs On LOSERS Or

ELECTION BETS
VII DO Wen not TO buy any Suits Oyercoats before
Examining those at
OAK HALL. COR 10TH AND Sis NV
You viii ind our Tailor made satin lined r1ncb,I,.
CNercoats at equal 70 any sold 2 or onr Pine
Monta4nac at go equal TO any sold at so or a chin
ehilla Overcest 10 equal any sold ~ al ~ r
clio Cninehlla storm Coat good any sold al aI5
our line OF oyere9ats from s5 up cannot be matched
make up and general Appearance.
Well sell you Pine kersey Livery Coat fully 2s
Per cent below prevailing prices. Double bressted
Chnchilla Coats Vests at ) 3d. sold nowSere nn
der sl0 Pure Worsted Corkscrcw Suits AZ n worth
el5. AlNool Corkscrew Prince Albert suits at els.
worth e3 Finer Prince Albert suits worth 335
Best quality, Satin-Lined Prince Albert suits ~ S25
worth $40. Fine Broadcloth Full Dress and Double,
breasted Trock SUITS at great bargains grand line
Of business suits from 90 up These come Of the
best bargains ever shown
Oyercosfs from Is up
For boys 20 10 years. an unusually good assert
nent OF suits and 0xercoats from S2 up. Odd Pants
and vests IN great variety at lower prices than
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LADIES Fast BLACK HOSE
If they stain the feet or clothing or do not wash Jet
Black MONEY REFUNDED.
Cotton 25, IS, 40, SO, 65, 70, rs cents
Isle. So, 65, as, CO. 90 cents 81, s125. sL35.
Plated Silk, 75, IS, 9s cents, 81. IS, $3.50.
Spun Silk, 81 6s, s19s, 24s, 81 Co. 81. SO. s3 10
Raw Silk. s34s. s4.6s. s49S. s5.6s.
Cashmere, A, so, SO, 20 cents, 81, s1.29
Silk and Wool mixed 81 .35 per pair
Fleece-lined A and 90 cents pair
tE-we ask attention to the splendid value we offer
at 5c pairs for 81, and also to the fact Of hay
ing heavy and medium weights.
Our 25c. Black Hose the 35c goods of those who
don't import them direct
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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Captain Sangloes, of the colliding steamer
Iberia, evidently understands thoroughly one
part Of his business. 1t is impossible to say
how much damage might have been done by
the terror-stricken crew who we're struggling
for precedence in getting into the boats after
the collision on Saturday afternoon if their
commander had not drawn his pistol and driven
them back before the muzzle of it, The whole
story of the accident, by the way, emphasizes
the necessity of q system of fog signals uniform
among all the maritime nations. The Iberia
was drifting Saturday, and therefore could
not have got out of the .sy of the Umbria
even if the latter had been moving at a slower
rate than seventeen knots an hour, with which
she is charged. Bat if there had been a signal
whereby she could have indicated to the vessel
bearing down upon her the direction in which
she was headed. a turn might have been given
the Umbria's wheel which would at least have
changed the collision into a narrow escape, and
averted the destruction of a great deal of val
liable property.
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HEAP Own Hrr1sr TIER COM

The goods secured by our buyers last week tumb
ling in bead over heels" Such shouting and oonfu-
mon outside the store this mornine-thers was the
the Adams Express Co.'S wagons and Knoxs and the
b. O. wagons all dumping their contents on the
sidewalk ct AK the buyers about the new things
or you may miss the best bareains Not half Of the
cases are opened at time Of writing-11 an weQuote
few Of the new arrivals.
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OvrncoAr WEATHER Is CoMrSe.

OvERcoAT WEATHER Is COMING.
ANDwE WANT TO MENTION A FEW OF
OUR STYLES. IN MEDIUM-wEIeHTs THE
KERsEYs. CAssIMERs AND CHEyIoTs
TAKE THE LEAD. THE FORMER COME IN
ALL QUIET CoLoRs AND MIXTURES
BLUE AND BRowN-MIx PREDOMINANT
ING. THEY ARE MADE UP WITH "RAw~
EDGES AND "LAP' SEAMS, OR DOUBLE
STITCHED" THESE ARE VERY DREssY
AND VERY DURABLE GOODS. cAssrMERs
AND CHEvIoTs ARE RoUGHER GOODS
AND RANGE ABOUT THE SAME IN PRICE.
IN HEAVY WEIGHTS, THE ROUGH
BEAVERS, "CHINCHILLA," "ELYsIANn
FUR" AND "MoNTAaNAc, ARE THE
POPULAR MAKES.
THESE HAVE GREAT RANGE IN
PRICES. WE BEGIN WITH FAST BLUE,
AT $3.50. A GOOD. WARM AND HAND
SOME COAT. FROM THAT UP THROUGH
ALL THE GRADES, els, els, $50, s25, $50.
s35. $40 AND $50. THE LAST THREE
NAMED ARE THE FINE IMPORTED
"SCHNABEL" GOODS, THAN WHICH
YOU'LL FIND NOTHING HANDsoMER OR
BETTER IF YOU PAY A MERCHANT
TAILOR $50 FOR MAKING TO ORDER
EB BARNUM & CO.,
n12 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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Lrrr Is C,rAB1E

A Liberal OrrrR
TO SHOE BUYERS
FOR TOMORROW SATURDAY, ONLY.
The business Of THE EcoNoMY~ has shown q
steady increase every week opening in june
last and the present bids fA:r to beat them all
In order TO make 1t the banner week OF the season
we have concluded TO ofer to purchaser Tomorrow
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
On every sale Of BOOTS, SHOES OR RUBBERs. no
matter what the style or quality
We expect to counteTbalanoe this immense cut into
profits BY threshold increase Of the days BUSH
ness.
COME AND SEE
THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE
l. sTARGARDTER. Proprietor.
so2 7TH ST. NV
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SIIGHTLYIMPERFECT -GOLD-TIPPED GLORIA,
- 26iuch. 81 10. All shades of silk Plush 49c 500
Russian Bare Mufs, :sc. KAUE MANS Double Com
blnatiOn, IL ST. Sc. nlO-3t
WEHAvE BOYS SUITS AND ovERCOATs FROM
w 81 30 up TO SIS The
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
nO-3fn 9TH and q sts
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A RED LETTER WEEK
IN THE ANNALS OF OUR TRADE.
That's what this week shall be if extraordi-
nary values at nominal prices can make it such
LADIES, CUT THIS OUT
And ask to see the goods mentioned here Eve
omit making comparisons in prices, but leave
tins for you to dol hnd if you can't save from
10 to 80 per cent on every pair don't buy Of u.s.
200 pairs Ladies' Hand Sewed Walking Boots
Of the best known make in best imported
Straight Goat, Plain Kangaroo Tops
This Week So 60
90 pairs Glove Calf Top fine Kid Button Boots
Plain or Tipped Toes,
This Week 90 3d.
rs pairs handsewed Kangaroo Button Boots,
easiest shoe worn.
This Week &C. g.
150pairs Imperial Kid. hand-sewed Button
Boots, Opera and Common-sense Toes.
This Week go As
40 pairs best Domestic Straight Goat Button,
Shoe for both dress and service.
This Week 81 81.
60 pairs French Dongola Patent Leather
Tipped Button Boots, the very thing for tender
feet
This Week 81 o.
$50 pairs Genuine Pebble Goat and Dongola
Button Boots, every pair warranted.
This Week s1.45.
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IsyAxrs Back 3.4 Hosx
styis No /. dss 70 s. price 2oc.
styis No. g, sisss 70 81 ESQ end sos.
What haven't W IN Fast DlAck Hosss
TIE PArAm ROYAL
a IlsxxR Prop,
mo Coz. l2tA =. anA n svs
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BARaArNs.

BARaAIys
This advertisement win be changed every Tuesday.
Thursday. and Saturday.
The following prices are for cash on or before de-
livery.
wB MOSES SON.
Cor 1lth and sta NV
3 Piece Mahogany Suit French p. Glass saio. re-
sneOe Wal Sud. French p Glass, slss, reduced TO
sllo
5 Piece Ant Cherry Suit. French p ol.ss. sleo. re-
duced TO &l40
3Pece Ant Oak Suit. s4o. reduced 10 esq
8 Piece Ant Oak Suit ga. reduced TO eco.
Init MAhg Upright Folding Bed ego, reduced to
els
1 INIT Mahs Maniel Bed sI2 reduced to IS.
/ Fine Nat Cherry Bedstesd. cas-. reduced TO $50.
/ Do. Bedstesd. eco, reduced 10 els.
i Fine Nat Cherry washstsnd. Tenn. Marble. s3S.
reduced to $50,
Fine Maple lint Bamboo washstAnd cas-. reduced
to S3s
SIT Ant Oak Extension Table. Square Top, $3.50.
reduced TO e. 70
Roll Curtain Desk Antique Oak. SO In long. 80 in,
wide As in high, S3S 70 $:S3.
Roll Curtain Desk. Walnut AZ in long 30 in. wide.
43 in. high $50 to s25.
i Mahogany Finish on Cherry, Hall Rack 500 to
$50.
WALNUT Hale 4 Kilbourne Buffet Bed. s123 TO-
s75.
Ant sideboard- els to sls
Ash Sdeboard. S32 20 S2o
Antique Double Door Single M.Srircee els TO sls.
] Natural Cherry Chefonier, s25 to $40.
ers s ss g Finish ohiOnier Piano Polish draw"
Ash Chiffonier Mirror, Top and Hat Box. se2 to
Nat. Cherry Finish, chinonier Mirror Top, ses to
sfco, Mahogany Finish Extension Table, @ iess,
SART; Round als;s French Bowel
No lIoa6-ps rarlor Suit, sofa, arm chair. large
- 30 iss5p. Suit Cherry frames int mahogany.
No. 4-7-ps. Hair Cloth Suit Walnut Frames. ESQ to
No. ,s9-Mantel Cab. finely carved and 3 large
French Bevel Plates. in ant Oak Cherry, Mahogany
No. 7i-Mantel Cab, int mig bevel mirror. els to
We have large line of Fancy Rockers. which have
~, No: 5c2-A Handsome stand Cab. French Bowels
No; s-Hsndsome Couch; Gov. in crushed MohAir
No 264-Rug Couch. SIS to eco
No. 62-Walnut Pier Mirror, Bevel Mirror, els to
No. ga Fine Shakespeare Table, ant Oak or Cherry.
GREAT RUG SALE
Moqnette Rug. feet 3 inches by IL feet inches.
"O''" s''' fe"u'F VELVET RUGS.
s!Ss worth %dn,s go 81 fer q s 10 Al,
i ssSs ao T95t a s4 o. 50 for $780,
1 a6xg e. worth S27 30 for $40
1 axS a. worth al Cor AZ
2 2x1 worth A 4 for SS
6x6, worth 4 Id for al 30
/ 6xtj % worth Al . so for AZ 20
lS3xlO g. worth sS5 FOR 400
/ 6x7 g. worth sl3 for n
gxl3 g. worth sd for alS
ii iSssfas : ss:is s s s s. s. 81
12xs15, worth $50 for sB5
9xl2, worth S45. for S35.
2 xii Mottle worth S35 for So7
376YlO6 worth 1880 for E25
5 5x9 worth 500 Tor ais
200 SMYRNA Hugs worth "a for sp 5o