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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Two colored
boys were killed by Lightning near Wythe-
vile on Monday, May s5th, during a thunder
storm. They had taken shelter
under poplar tree which was
struck by the lightni ng. Their names
were Bud James and Ed. Miller. Josh
Miller, the father of Ed. Miller, was also
under tho tree, but he was not killed. He
was sitting on the ground, and the boys on
the roots of the tree.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

The bark Monrovia sailed for Liberia
from New York Saturday, carrying 10 col
ored families from Gainesville, Fla. They
are emigrating under the auspices of the
American Colonization Society. They ex-
pect to reach Africa in August.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

eession republicans of Virginia, has called
meeting of the state committee OF bis
party, and of the delegates elected 10
Chicago by the same, for Tuesday (sester-
day. at the Exchange hotel in Richmond.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

A CAUTIoN-T weeks ago Willie
Frank, little daughter of Mr.. W. Frank
McClung Of this place, narrowly escaped
death by poisou.-She went to the garden
and gathered and ate what she supposed to
be radishes, but which in reality was wild
parship" and it required the strictest care
of ply siciau to save her life. 1t might be
we'll for other parents to be careful about
what their children pull and eat about the
premises. = Greenbrier ~ Va.) Lndepen-
dent,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

Representative Milliken, Of Maine, is
thus quoted: 81 believe that Dspew will
mako one Of the most eloquent nominating
speeches in favor of Blaine that was ever
heard. Then, as in the Garfield case,
Blaine slips out and Depow in"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

The prohibition convention at Indian
dent, raised among the delegates by volun.
tary subscriptions and in most enthusiastic
manner, $4,000
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

Alice Woodruff, who was brought back
from London, whittier she had gone with
her sister after defrauding, as it is alleged,
old John Gill out of many thousands of
dollars, is safely lodged in Jail in New
York.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

The frame house in which General Grant
from Point Pleasant, Ohio, on raft, and
Saturday was placed on exhibition at Gin
cinnati.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

We learn from the Abingdon Virginian
that DR.. j. D. Anderson, charged with the
seduction of Alice Creger, was mu!cted in
the sum of $4,000.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06
of a Colored Orphan Asylum
The Richmond State says =

The Richmond Dt0tS says
"The leading spirit in this movement is
the Rev. A. Jaeger, D. D., well known 70
MANY of the citizens of Richmond ana VIZ,
ginia. DR.. Jaeger has the hearty approval
and written endorsement of Gov. Fltznugn
Lee, Bishop A. M. Randolph, and otner
prominent Virginians, as we'll as OF rresi-
dent Cleveland, Secretary Bayard, Senator
Wade Hampton, the Rev. DR.. Elilote anu
the Rev. DR.. Leonard, of Washington, and
the Rev. Phillip Brooks, of Boston. oniy
a few days ago the President wrote TO Dr.
Jaeger the following letter, which speaks
eloouently in behalf of this most worthy
cause
executive MANSION,
WASHINGTON, May s, 1883. }
'.Rer. A. Jaeger, D. D.:
'Dear Sir,-I am glad you have present.
ed to me the project which the people OF
Virginia have undertaken to establish IN
that State-an orphan asylum for colored
children. They thus demonstrate the
sincerity of their profound charitable regard
for their colored fellow-citizens and give
proof that their humanity and benevolence
embrace all who need.
stBut | think that all good citizens,
wherever they may be, who desire the we'll
being and improvement of the colored race,
should aid in the accomplishment of this
charitable design.
"Please accept the enclosed contribution
to the object you have in charge, with my
hearty wishes for its success.
s'Yours truly,
"GRovER CLEVELAND"
Bishop Randolph well says in letter
giving his cordial support to the movement:
'The intelligent persons to whom this let
ter will be presented will not need assur-
ances from me of the benefcence of the OBJ
ject and of the blessed results to be looked
for with it's accomplishment"
This asylum is to be the charity of no
particular Church, the monument of no
special creed. 1t asks for, and it deserves
the support of all humane people who
would relieve the sorrows and sufferings OF
the young and helpless, and would save
many of them from lives of crime and
shame. The surest way to make the cells
of our prisons empty is to guard the young
We cannot too urgently commend to the
public this movement, which has been so
wisely begun, and which has already won
the approval and encouragement of some of
those whom the people of Virginia most
trust and honor. 1t is noble cause. Let
the people give the earnest hopes that
gather about it successful fulfilment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M7ANTED-IN SEASON, WHORTLE.
wv BERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES
In quantities for canning purposes, for which
the cash will be paid. "-'s-
Information as to the proper way of delive.
~ will be given on application.
PARTIES desiring to plant UGA CORN
should apply at once for Information.
I. WITT, President,
june I'll Staunton Cannery
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

j.. The prohibition nominee for President IN
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, of New JERSEY. He
Is prominent member of the Methodist
church, is popular in his own denomination
and State, and is expected by his friends TO
poll the full strength of his party.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

Gen. Alfred Beckley, of Raleigh county.
w. Va, died last week, aged So years. He
was a graduate of West Point.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

APPALLING Loss OF LIFE BY HOTEL FIRE.
-RocKDALE. TEXAS. June 4.-This morning at
few minutes before four o'cloc the Mundfne
Hotel, three-story brick build ng, was found
to be on fire, and acco riding to those who were
first on the around it was ali on fire at once.
Inside were 10 souls, only two of whom escap-
ed alive. DR.. W. A. Brooks, tn proprietor, was
pulled out of the burning building with his
hair and beard slnged off ahd otherwise badly
burned, leaving behind him his wife and four
children, who persisted. Pemberton Pierce,
representing the firm of George H. Zeigler. of
Philadelphia. jumped from the burning bnild-
ing and was killed. D. NJ Oldham, of Dallas,
representing the firm of f. Cannon & Co., OF
Galveston. escaped badly singed-
The mystery about the thing is that so many
should have persisted when none were higher
up than the second story, and there were gal
leries and exits on both sides of the buildin g
occupied by the sieepe-s. No one was heard to
call or scream all dying without cry for help,
though great crowd quickly gathered and
exhausted every effort to afford rescue:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,

ROckbridge County, Va,
Two miles from Goshen Depot, Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway.
VEHICLES MEET ALL PASSENGER TRAINS.
RATES $500 per day; $1,000 per week; $500
per month.
6rSend for circulars giving full analysis Of
water and other information.
u.s.. CRAIG, Manager. I'D. CRAIG,
Proprietor.
june 6-3m Goshen Bridge P. O., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

Mr.. DAVIS EIGHTY YEARS OLD.-Hon.
ern Confederacy, completed his S0th year
Sunday. having been born in Christian
(now Todd county, Kentucky, June 8,
1903. Although Mr.. Davis's health has
been rather feeble during the past year OF
more he retains all his old intellectual
vigor, and is spending the closing years of
his remarkable career in quiet ease and re-
tirement at his cha, ming home, ''Beauvoir, -
Mississippi, engaged in historical studies
and the recipient Of frequent attentions
from admirers in every portion of the
South
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

wANiED-LIVE AGENTS.-Write Geo.
~ a. Sanoorn, Secretary Buffalo Mutual
Luz III ACCIDENT and Sick Bensnt Association,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

Mr.. THURMAN AND THE VICE-PREsl-
DENcY.-A correspondent of the Pittsburg
Commercial Gazette had an interview at
Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday evening, with
the Hon. Allen G. Thurman in regard to
the use of his name in connection with the
democratic nomination for the vice presi-
dency. Mr.. Thurman repeated to this cor
respondent what he said to a representative
of the sam Monday evening, "that he was
not a candidate for any office" and that it
was 'his earnest desire that his friends
would consult his wishes, and permit him
to remain in retirement" But it is the
impression of the correspondent of the
Commercial Gazette, formed after an ex-
teudcd conversation, that while Mr.. Thur
man will not authorize the presentation of
his name to the St. Louis convention, he
would reluctantly acquiesce in the party's
call if nominated by reclamation, and with
out chickering's of any kind. Mr.. Thurman
saws his health is excellent
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-06-06

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New York, for illustrated book of proofs free
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10
Gergms &alls @gebtaa
u6fomuer bber Sn8oag.
a. SoIent, l1bgtber.
Subitrtpttousprt8 $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SOLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fe1
gus Falls as second class matter.
iiouen pen6e tilba9e os sienoptase f.
ne 5orbanoltn9er meb Snoianerne.

5tonen pen6e tilbase og sienopta9e f.
ne 5orbanolin9er me6 Snoianerne.
- @n iuenit @eobm9ser peo @apn
Guguit 8er9quift blep fun6en obb I
fin Spite / geerbe6en af 2anbsbben
&beinelanoer / @isconiin ON Mor-
9enen ben 4oe bs. @an bar pnttrent
80 Iar 9ammel. Ser uar itor Be-
oaselie foraaria9et oeb ct &Dste ON,
at ban lfuloe bore blepen mbroet af;
2anbitrDg9ere. @n 11n5eripgel}e
soot9ioroe imiolertib, at fan uar:
bpo af naturlise Iarlaser.
- Scat til Sre6ass nehbrenbte
@ourtbuiet / @ac @itp. Soma. @n<
bel og maaIfe ale al Counties &rp=
totellar blep Boela9te. @n Tan9e
pe6 &aun Carl @a>lion antasea on,=:
fommen Slamerne, ba man lite bar:
feet bam iioen. 6an blep inbeluttet
Iftenen / Sorpeien, men 2i9et bar
man lite funoet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

@bttecbapel fables bet Stebi 9onz
bon, buar olle be iiofe l19eblao
neunte bemmelisbebsfuloe Morb ct
fore9aaet. Ser er fere &beorier an
saaenoe bisie srufuloe 9anblinser.
Sen enc er iom fibit napnt. at Mor>
oeren er en- panpitti9 &erion, os bette
ct maafe ben ianbIpnli9ite. @n an<
ben er, at Moroerens fornemite 6enz
ii9t er at itremme @ense af be foin-
beige 2eoiaaere, iom ban faar narret
meo fig. Set bleu meooelt ben Ste
bs. fra 2onbon, at ber git bet &pgte.
at en- @astmano ben foresaaenoe Scat
par fulst efter en- Manb og en- &uin=
be ino / en- af be mprfe Illeer /
@bite@apel o9 berpaa sauNQarm, men
at Manoen ba uenbte fig ON o9 fso=
te en- Dolt / 8agtmanoen. Set beb
o9iaa, at @olitiet bar anfommet o9
bapbe arreferet Moroereu, men bette
&p9te bar lite blepen betreftet fra
8olitiitationen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10
9afota+

Ser er ublonet en- 8elpnnins al
$3.50 for DptpSninger, ber fan lebe
til Irrefationen og 9omfelbelie al
ben Mano, 1om ben 2ben Sept. brebz
te George TuQiames / en- @tprteprb=
be @ranb Sorts. County, Com
misiarerne bar ogiaa ani6st @uoer>
nbr @bur9 ON ct EiQeg af $500 til
8elgnninsen. Ser par mango Men=
METER tilfebe Deb &en.
= @n Manb / Merbeben / 9}etp
&odiorb bleu iaa forbrenot unber
fine 8eftrabelier forat rebbe @us og
9iem fra &rairiebrauo forleoen, at
ban Ienere af9if peb Dbben. @ans
Mapn par 6ielbtamp.
- Stalobpsninq, tire 6efe, 100
2on 9p og enbel &orn tilbbrenoe
@il1iam &i@aroIon, ieg Mile fra
9elt &apios, git op / 2uer for no9le
9ase firen. 9ab $4,000.
= Set toa so Spano 6efte %
bobbelt iaa mango Menneler at
itanbie en &rairiebrano Mt9isan
Eomnibip f;oite Onsbag, mebbeles
Der fra @ranb Sorts. @n betpoeli9
Sci af 6uebe, @apre o9 81 bleu poe~
la9t.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

S bette Mumer at l1seblabet paa=
besDnoes en- ny Sortellins, ps nj,
BIT man 1ele ben fra 8e9pnbetien..
Stu er bet berfor osiaa betoemt at
iubltribere paa 8labet. @i trcr, pn
bar &et til at anta9e, at ben, ionp
bar left st @amlio" ,-5ortallinsen
af1uttes ioas-bar lert en- bel Sci
al ben; bar lert bporlebes Misfor=
itaae1ien, &nlben us maaite tilfibif
Splioen ct iitanb til at tren9e ino
ielp ber, bpor man minoit ftulbe pen=
te bet. os at bet berfor sieloer at pe>
re paa &ast. Set ct en- COB &esel
ben, at man rtan ie paa andre o9 tenfe
meo fig ielp" ,. e. anpenbe paa fig.
ielu. Set ct bet, ri qigr, elltr full
be ialfalo sigre, naar ri leier Gor=
tellin9er.
Sen 6ortelling, iom tommer i6ag;,
er af famine Torfatter iom cen fores
saaenoe, os ri baaber, at oslaa benz:
ne pil blipe bore 9eIere til me9en
Mptte. &i pil lite MI fore9ribe Be=
9ioenbeoernes Gang Sortell;n9en
peb at ubtale os nermere om ben paa
bette @untt. &i oil tun anbefa(e
at leie ben os le til at 6ra9e iaa.
me9en 2eroom af ben iom muli9t..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

blep 1utfet oper ben fulopofsne 2ar<
be. 9ele l1boiflingstioen fra g@sset
blep la9t, o9 inbtil 8ien fommer frem
af @ellen iom fulo ferois bliuer faa>
lebes 81 9ase.
9ette bar altiaa Mrbeibsbierne,
bporaf @amfunbet paa Dronnin9en
ner bibtil uoetuttenbe beitob. gtaar
i'm iblertib 8ifoltet ct blepet fertt os
talrist not, iaa tribes ber til &roputz
tion osiaa at 9rouer eller 9auner Os
nDe 9ronninser. Gbrit fomme 9ro>
nerne; Grbeibsbierne Bigger MI be
tiolieere omtalte fprre 9roneceller,
ps 9ronniusen logger iaa 9@si benz;
men bet er bet merteli9e, at bisie
@9, booraf BET altiaa 5fal uooitleS
@aubier, be er ubefrustebe! Dron>
nin9en bat bet nemlis fin Most efs
ter 8eba9 at le9se befrustebe e0er
ubefrusteoe @s, ibet Befru9tninsen
al benz fsrt finber Steo unber ielpe
2e9nin9en, lite unber 8arrtu9en, oer
= iaapiot ,aan peb- fun fer en-
@ans 9ronninsens 2ip, mebens ben
Tan peoblipe at lesse .9@s | Iarenis.
9enne 9ronepnsels llbuiflins fore
9aar albeles paa famine Maabe iom
Mrbeibsbnselens, fun meb ben Gor>
1iel at ben parer / 8 9ase len9ere,
nemlis / "a Sage. = Eilfibt fommer
ba bet Eibspunft, ba ber mao tenfes
paa lbuanorins al en- 9el at 8ifol=
fet, ioet nemli9 &ummet be9pnoer at
bliue transt % operbefoltet. 9eu
bliper bet abiolut nb6penbist at itaffe
tilpeie en euer Fere 9ronninser, oa
10 ben opriuoeli9e lite tan pare paa
mere enb etSteb, os Goltet altiaa MI
ifal belle fig. 9a er bet, at 9lrbeiosz
bierue sipr iitano oisie eienoommel;<
9e fore 9ronnin9celler, buori 9ron=
nin9pnselen ubuitles. Sc s@g, lom
9ronninsen atietter beri, ct sanite
Zig ben1, bporaf oer ialminbelisbeb
Tan ubpitles Mrbeiosbier; men paa
@runb al ben fgrre &laos til l1oz
nitltu9, 1om 9ronnin9cellen frembpz
ber Sammenlignin9 meb be imaa
TRANCE @rbeiberce1er, os ben bebre %
riselisere Spbe, iom 9ronninsen
faar, uopttles BET / 9ronninsce1erne
fulot fipnsmobne 9unbier (eller
r9ronninser" altiaa), mems oer al
Qrbeiberceuerne fun fremfommer
uuopitlebe 9uubier (rGrbeibsbier" y
iom lite er iitanb til at forplante fig.
@9set ct altiaa npiastis liseoan,
men bet er Dpfsoninsen, oer er for
itieuis os iom betinser benne peient>
lise Gorfielli9beb bos Nttommet.
(Mere.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10
Minnefpta.

6orri9e 19e blep ner sienneminit:
Zig malet 1858 Egneer Mfel baslia
| / Minneapolis. Set par i6etbele
10000 Ebnber mere enb l1seu iGor=
peien. Melpriien er iteset meset
ftertt bet iibfe. Eorsoas ites ben
45c paa en- Gang.
- s Duluth bar Der naiten 400
Eilfelbe af geerpefeber mob Slut,
ninsen al fibite 11ee. 8lanbt be ipee
par to 2eser, ct Meb1em af @unoe
bebss@ s@ommisiionen os fere &i1bz
meno. Mosle ct bgoe al Sosoom=
men, os ber bleo mebbelt berfra 5rez
bag, at Der tilipnelabenbe lite uar
no9en @aabe at itanbie @psbommen
paa. Ser blep teoie flere os f1ere
Eilfelbe. Nariasen antases at be-
re, at man bar taset op 8rolesnin=
gen paa nosle Steber, os besuoen ct
Eerrenet uiunot manseiteos lan9s
Sernbanelinien.
= Sen befienote 6. S. &inbreb er
iferb meo at Fptte fra 8rainerb eller
er maaite allerebe flpttet. 6an bar
faaet en- ,neset en- sob Sti1ing ueb
s9eabins. .8anen % ita1 Fptte til &bi=
laoelpbia.
- Mrs. @aeeie Dunn bGep fun,
ben bbb fit 9iem / @ftermiobas &l.
8, meboeles oer @beaton, ben 3bie
bs. 9enbe8 Manb reiite ioa9morses
ub paa 2anoet, % oa Fan tom biem,
bar al1e 9pre oflaaiebe, iaa ban
maatte saa inb sitnnem @ieloerpin<
buet, % ban fanbt oa fin 9uftru Zig.
senbe bpb paa @utpet. 9bbsaarfa.
gen er ubetienot.
Sobn &eterion / Moorbeab bar
pebbet meb en- 1piter peb Naun
Reabrer ansaaenbe 8refioentpatset..
@pis glepelanb bliuer palst, uil 8e<
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

terion fibbe umitreus oper Mbnet
paa i'm 2aoebp9ntn9 en- bel Sag fra
SET. s ON Morsenen til &l. 6 ON Mf=
tenen. 9ois @arriion bliper oalst,
ifal &eabrer 9ipre bet famine.
~ ct. @loub bar i flere Tiger
bapt 8eibs af Epue. Set ipnes, iom
BET Ct en- orsaniieret Baube, iom briz
BET fin Gorretuing, uben at bet er
mulist at TONNE @por efter Epuene.
@iofte l1se iteoe Der fire Epoerier /
ltseiaaman9e Netter, os en- Scat blep
Der itiaalet $50 8erbi af &n,pe og
lisnenbe / @butmans Sernbanoel.
- neutrality-suspicious. st. @aul
bolbt for nosle 9ase fibeu en- 8antet
til e@re for Mortbern 8acifc<Ba=
mems nDe &rRfbent Ebomas S.
Dates.
~ Ser ct fem @erioner antlaset
for @oro ifgrite Grab, iom ital brins
ses frem for 9iitrittsretten / Mleran=
oria benne l1se. Ere al benz ct Brb>
ore, oer itipb en- Nabo 9eerbeben al
Millerpille unber Erette om ao9en
@blaat. Sc to andre ct See os
Moe, iom brebte en- @anb / 9tarbe>
ben al Branbon. Stemnin9en ct iaa
tert imoD benz / 9oualas County, at
insen 5asfbrer berteos oil funsere
Iom bereS 9efenior.
= @ibfe Dnsbassaften blep en-
norit Manb peb 9eapn 9ans @efer
tafet af fin sulky % unber 9eteus
Gpooer, mebbeles BET fra Taribault.
9an fit fit 9oueo forferoeli9 tilrebt,
oe bans Eilitanb ct meeet betente>
Zig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

Set fbte 93umer af uNorbueften"
ubfom unber en- anben 8eftprelie %
@ebattion enb bibtil, ibet nemlis
3on. @oren 2iftoe, tio1isere fra Ser
gus Sails, nu bar ouertaset 8laoets
baabe 5orretninssfbriel % &eoatz
tion. Blabet pil blipe reoiseret en-
frifinbet republifanf glanb uben at
fple fi9 bunbet til noset &arti. Mr.
2iitoe er life nosen np Manb paa
bette Dmraabe, ba ban nemlis oaiaa
tiblisere bar peret / Nuisforretning.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10
Gnea9ent..

q. $. Yeberion @otbiaD bar enez
ite 0fet til at iel9e en- &eniemaifine
paa ct beitemt @trps noroenfor Ser
9us Sails. Mafinen fables Minne=
apolis Canning MilI, Grain Separa=
tor pg Cleaner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-10-10

:, gt anbefaIer tisie 11bre til eeiereu Eepu bette
DIao naar De prbrer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29
Lks, PLusHEs AND G.uzrs
SEATON PERRY

sEATON PERRY
(Successor to Perry BroJ
HAS NOW OPEN a LINE OF 22 IN PA a,1 q
suPERB STOCK OF LYONS ROYAL ARMUREs.
SATIN DUCHESS, FMLLE FRANCAdsE, y MAS AZ;
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IONABLE COLORS. FOR STREET AND HOUSE
WEAR, RANGING FROM e. TO s3 %. rv,xs nv
ELEGANT BEADED SAT1NS, VELVETS AND
.EyENING SHADES" IN sATIN-sTRIPED ST.
NOVELETTE, IN GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
sATINs FOR DRESS FRONTS AND PANELS
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT T., OF OF, 2a, "a, nc HIS, SILK x
DEMAND FOR LONG EVENING WRAPS"
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED ALL SILK VEL
VETS, FROM $3.50 TO ss PER YARp: s,r
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LOWEST PRICES" ON ALL WINTER WRAPS TO
.GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON ALL PARIS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

l First, the Ladies.
THE NEW PROMENADE GLOVE is Of Goatskin
Red is here This typically English Glove is little
heavy looking until tried on, when is absolutely
fect-ftting New York price Is 81. We offer them Ut
| S175. OF course, every pair warranted.
THE NEW DRESS GLOVE-Typically Partisan ID
this delicatey formed Kid Glove Coors delicate
New Greens, Blues. Grays, Tans, etc. Daintily en-
broidered stitched backs artfuy conceived to make
| the hand look narrow and small Only $150 . pair.
| which is 25c. below the New York price.
THE NEW BLACK GLovEs.-what Gloves more
| trescherous than Black Gloves? How you will well
come Glove that will NOT stain the hand or cloth
ing; that will NOT show white seams; that IS per-
| fectly odorless
"Palais Royal" Black Dressed Kid Gloves buttons
Plain backs, 81 so; embroidered. e175.
S-button Mousquetaires, embroidered backs, 81 %.
Palsis Royal "Black Undressed" Kid Gloves 4-but-
ton plain, S1.25; embroidered, &l.5O. S-button,
plain, 81. rs; embroidered. 81. IS.
| THE NEW EVENING GLOvES.-Undressed Kid az
| soft Velvet: yielding but not too yielding The
Skins uniformly even that the delicate tints of
fawns and tans not mared by the tniest of burs
and how necessary this is when the Gloves reach
high up the arm Black and White also shown.
S-button thalf way to elbow) 81 IS pair
12-button preaching the ebow) 90 25 pair
16-button turns the elbow. 81. rs pair.
20-button reaching the shoulder), $780,
30-button (for long and stout arms) S475
THE NEW EVENING MITTS-The very latest
reach the shoulder To the elbow they are Jersey
STYLE the uppers being Of Silk Lace Putting secured by
| bands of Ribbons. The variety and beauty of the
| shades Is unusually attractive: g.. 25 pair.
The elbow length Mtts 81 49, those turning the
elbow .9S.
Silk Lace Mtts in shades to match our new evening
Silks from Csc. to 81. 9S pair
FOR THE MEN.
THE NEW PROMENADE GLOVES will be the
Chevrette-a goat skin. The London Red the correct
shade The "Automatic' the fastening. Price
81. so pair.
THE CASTOR BEAVER GLOVES arrive also from
London. in beautiful variety of shades and will be
retailed at $1.35 pair, notwithstanding identical
gloves are being sold all over the states at $3.50
THE NEW EVENING GLOVES, with plain backs
are 81. The correct Pearl Kid Glove, with embroid-
| cred backs, will be S1.25
| sv- All "Palais Royal" Gloves warranted Tried on
| at our risk by experts Gentlemen 100 often don't
wear perfect fitting gloves though they don't know IT,
We advise them tried on the first time by one of our
experts. perfect At and perfect Glove is thus as.
| sured. and AT OUR RISK.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
| Continued below)