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(Other neckwear below.)
New NEcKwEAn Fon LADIES.

Linen Collars in every new style out The cheapest.
8 for 25c. are pure linen and we think, THE ONLY
PURE LINEN COLLARS IN THIS CITY, AT FOR
25c
All Linen CUFFS, 3 pair for 25 cents. .
French Percale not only comes in prettier designs
but washes better than the domestic imitation. We
know alone offering the genuine French Collars
and Cuffs for 121sc. set The price else where is 25c
CHEMISETTES, with plated fronts and warranted
PURE LINEN. 19c. Not generally attainable under
25c
VEST FRONTS Of Muslin and Embroidery are the
latest to with white dresses, so and 55c. each
Fancy ones Of Boiling Cloth ara Ribbons for SI.l5
Those Of fine Laces and Ribbons 81. SO.
NULL TIES-Thousands Of them. Fine null and
pretty EN- brodered at 12hc Best values in town at
.5c, white and colored embroidery
JAP SILK MISUNDERSTANDING embroidered
scarfs and fchus from 81. as to $40 each.
SILK WINDSORS-All colors and black and white
superior quality surah. made expressly for scarfs If
those sold last worth 25c then these are
worth Soc.
LACE NECKWEAR-Where to begin and where to
end! Well merely quote two specalties-our b scarf
heavy black silk, nearly yards long and yard wide
Our So SO scarf hand black silk lace, 2kxh yard
wide.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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ART Fancy WoRk MATERIALS.

You will be leaving the city shortly for the
summer. We are prepared to furnish you with
materials for all kinds Of fancy work To-day
We call attention to 20-inch Stamped Damask
Linen Squares for tray covers, &c. Stamped in
various designs in the center corners, only
35c. each
Stamped Carving Cloths, % inches long by
1S inches wide, wide fringe oil around, only
25c. each.
Large Size Stamped Linen Splashers. with
drawn work, frinved on 3 sides. handsome de-
signs in good variety, only pc. each
Stamped Linen Bureau Scarfs, 2 yards long
10 inches wide, excellent designs, only 81 Nc
each.
Large stock of Zephyrs. worsteds, Embroid-
cry Silks, and Cot.ons in all the art shades
Fancy Silks, Crashes Felt, Bolton Sheetings.
Canvas, &c. Stamped Goods in great ysriefv
Superior line of Stamping Patterns Stamping
done at short notice.
Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROp
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The star Out of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
can have THE Stan mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may desire.
II Al orders for the paper by mail must be
accompanied oy the money-at the rate Of fifteen
cents a week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent TO foreign country, when the price, includ-
ing postage. is so cents per month
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SAkS AND COMPANY,

Lot 62l2-A Gray and Brown Combination Striped
Cashmere Suit handsomely trimmed. perfect fitting
and stylish in appearance Sizes to IL We've been
selling these at 81 suit splendid values they
were at that price For the next three days. however
they 20 at two-ffty (s2.5O) suit
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Lot GALS is a pretty effect produced by alternate
stripes of Gray and Black Chevot surface excellent
wearing goods. and made up into perfect fitting Suits
for Boys ages to H. "a is regular price, and you
know that's lower than you can buy such Suits for
anywhere Yet $3.50 will enable you secure one of
these prizes for the next three days. until close
next Saturday night
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Uacee below.)
THE New LacEs.

The Black Lace Flouncings must ask you to per-
sonally inspect We can pretend to do them half
Justice We quote the following prices specially
quoted to attrpct you to special sale:
45-inch Oriental Lace Flouncings 45c. were SOC
45-inch do. White and Beige. 95c.; were $l25
42-inch Val Lace Flouncings 6Sc.: were 81
The Val Flouncings come in Striped and Figured
effects The narrow laccs to match. from 3 to g
inches wide. we reduce to 13c., 15c.. and TIC A
SPECIAL SALE ATTRACTION, that's the only rea-
son Of the reduced prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The examination OF the deluded New York
lawyer, Marsh, the victim OF the wiles OF
Madam Diss DeBar, was enliyened yesterday by
his testimony that he had received a written mes
sage from the Apostle Peter, had his portrait
painted by Rembrandt, and obtained a lot OF
"yiews OF Venus from Ike supernatural source.
Owing TO the lack OF interest displayed by counsel
In this part OF his narrative the public are left un
informed whether the "views Of Venus were
painted with brush and colors by Rembrandt, or
expressed In vigorous terms by the Apostle Peter:
but either painting or thesis would contain so
much that would be edifyIhg 10 the world that Il
Is TO be hoped the inquiry may be carried further
and the whole story-tOgether with the views
themseives-orought out ana spread upon the
record.
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LADIES, SUMNER USpEnwrAR.

Ladies' Gauze Vests. silk bound in high neck,
with long and short sleeves low neck and no
sleeves, high neck and ribbed arm: also low neck
and no sleeves in jersey ribbed Vests Splendid
values.
ONLY 25c EACH.
Ladies' Fine GauZe Vests, silk stitched and
bound. pearl buttons. hg n ,ck with long aud
short sleeves and low neck and no sleeves in
Jersey fitting Vests
REDUCED FROM so TO Bike EACH
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests low neck and no
sleeves Jersey fitting Gauze Vests, in high
neck. with long and short sleeves. Excellent
quality.
ONLY Soc EACH.
Ladies' Fine Balbriggan Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low neck and sleeveless, extra quality, in
white, ecru and fancy colors.
ONLY Toe EACH.
LADIES' Swiss Ribbed, Isle Thread Vests low
neck and sleeveless.
ONLY rs AND S7xc. EACH
Full line of Boys Gossamer Vests and long
Drawers. &c to "a in.
ONLY 25C. PER GARMENT
Full line of Children's GAUGE Vests, sizes 10 to
"a high neck, with long and short sleeves
ONLY 25 AND 371Sc. EACH
SPECIAL-Ladies' Fancy silk Swiss Ribbed
Vests. superior quality, in all colors.
REDUCED FROM 1.50 10 81 AND S125
EACH.
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. lth and + sta n W
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unlaundsred Shirt Waists move slowly with us.
Wen see If price won't quicken the pace. One lot
containing only sizes 4. and 9. going ct two for
quarter.
One lot Of % cent unlaundered Waists ages to IL
10 ~ this sale At 10 cents each. One lot Of IS cent
waists 30 now at 25 cents. ages 4 to IL.
one lot Of Boys Knee Pants ages to Is. that we've
been selling At 40 oens 70 for these three days at SO
centsI
Lack OF space prevents our continuing. Rest q.
sured' however. that We hold younsstsrs' festival
here fos the next three day.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE BOYS PRov1pKRs
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET sp.or
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Lot lssI-A dark combination plain surfaced Cas-
simere made into suits of plain design ages to IL
SOU Is our regular price, but for three days So so
VIII buy them They fit WELL will wea well, and are
great bargains now
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Lot 1898 is s dark brown and black check. quite
pronounced in pattern. Norfolk or Belted Suits ages
TO H. Very stylish and great values at 80 so
suit but for three days 81 so will buy one.
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Lot 1914 is light brown and gray combination
stripe very neat effect suits perfect fitting ages to
L" Regular price $3.50. Going for the next three
days at $3.50.
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. SHOWER Or BARGAINS
IN BOYS BELONGINGS.

THREE DAYS PROGRAM THAT WILL BRING
JOY TO MANY HOMES AND GLADDEN. THE
HEARTS OF THE BOYS OF WASHINGTON.
Commencing tomorrow Thursday morning. and
ending next Saturday night when close our doors
we offer to the Parents Of Boys and rich oppor
'unity to provide their youngsters with clothes
stylish serviceable and seasonsbe cothes-at prices
seldom quoted by manufacturers, and never before
heard Of in connection with a retail establishment.
Prices that Extraordinarily lo,cer-than Re-
taers generally are compelled to pay for their stock
first of. Read the list carefully miss an item; If
you have Boys to for you're sure to find some
thing thatll strike fancy and 1T your boy and
pocketbook.
sAKS AND COMPANY.
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BROKEN SIZES IN kits.

Those that were so are now going at so25. The
"a ones now $3.50 The 81 KILT Suits going a, s3. so
The 50 ones at a. The q ones are marked At
$3.50. The $3.50 ones going ut 81 The AZ
ones are put in a, $3.50 The 90 ones are down 70
$780, and the $40 ones o.. Remember thea.
are broken lots; also remember this grea. sale will
terminate next Saturday night
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Lot 1878 Is what we would call "a very proper pat
term black ground with ndistinct check of clear
cut cardinal and gray lines Made up into very stylish
SUITS corded front and back. We've been selling them
at sjJO Suit and no such values were ever offered
hereAooutS "0'' they go at s2p for the next three
days. Sizes to IT,
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INTERESTING SPECIAL ITEMS.


WHITE GOODS-The Twelve and half cent
Counter was crowded all day yesterday. White
Goods worth from IN to PC. per yard are
Jumped at the lower price. The Offering en-
braces Plain White India Linens and Lawns,
Striped and Paid Lawns. Lace. Checks and
Stripes, Plaid India Linons. &C. The most de-
sirabe of all moderatepriced White Goods for
Ladies' Dresses, SacQues and Wrappers. Chill
dren's Dresses, &c.
KUI HING-I, 900 Boxes Two-Row Muslin
Neck Ruching. III white and cream. Six yards
in box, only 1Sc per box
WASH LACES-We offrr 900 yards Colored
Cotton Wash Laces in Cream and Cardinal
Brown and Cream. Navy and Cream. Red 1t.
Blue and Cream, 1t Blue, Brown and Cream,
Navy, Cardinal and Cream worth to 1Oc.,
only &c. per yard
QUlLTS-l Case LA Extra Fine White
Crochet Quilts, superior bleach, excellent quail
fly, and Heretofore sold at S1.50. As special
attraction We offer them at B 30 each.
(fourth hoor.)
CURTAIN SCRlM-1. 900 yards of 40-inch
White Curtain Scrim, variety of choice patterns
Reduced from loh to Sc. per yard
MADRAS LACE--500 Yards Fine Lemon
Madras Curtain Cloth. charming summer
drapery. warranted to launder well. Reduced
from 40 to SOC. per yard.
(Fourth foor)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV
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BoYs JERSEY WArsrs.

BOYS, JERSEY WArsrs.
We have opened choice variety of Boys Jer-
sey Waists, in the same styles and qualities we
successful with last season.
Boys Jersey Waists, laced in 'front.' wide
sailor collar Navy Blue aud Seal Brown. Sizes
20 to 20 inch.
sizes......2 22 "a and 20
Prices. 81 90 S1.l5 $1.30 and Sl.45
Boys Extra Fine Jersey Waists, in Navy Blue,
Cardinal and Cream trimmed in White, Black,
Sizss % Dr"i9 oI-es 3s inI AND %
Prices. .sl;5O sl.65 $3.50 sI95 s2.l0
Elegant line of Boys Jersey Sashes, finished
with SILK Cord and fassels; Navy Blue. CardI-
nal, Wine and Cream. Prices: $1.25. $L50.
and Sl.76 each.
(Third foor.)
WOODWARD 4 LUTHROP,
1 Z ats n n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WNTED-IMNEDIATE A PURCHASER
w for tn stock Of books, &c, in store 207 Il
many medical law and scientiac works. also a mum.
oeT 81 rsre old books said 20 be ,ery valuable VI
Sn,nms paper covers. Including Ies.ie Century aud
Franklin square. Seaside and other novels. ic
Fixtures aud furniture for sale Jed7Sa-3,.
WANTED-FOR THE SUMMER THE USE OF A
w quiet Driving Horse for has board; good care and
r rSSs work Apply to THOMAS p MORGAN: ia.
WANrEp-A HORSE To kEEP FOR THE SUM
w mer, light work. also a Dayton wseon IN ea-
fh S , for S SrScsry wagon, Apply to r. W BOWL
WANTED-cLorHING EXCHANGE 2oi Az ST
ess e on PT S,e,p rad st sSr Iss and
call. N's' Ss"~ s' Ina. ~
WANTED-ro PURCHASE MGR SMALL BAR
" room ~ good location, where q license can lie
NV. le5-3t.
WAMTEp-wELLs DUG. BORED AND DRIVEN
w Al Kinds OF well work done most skilIful mAu-
stock sc furnished Terms moderate wM. II. MofFAE
o<3 sth St ne my3-2m'
WANTED-TRY OUR BUrrERINr AT 20 CENTS
w per pound; don't get strong or rancid kseps bet
ter than butter. satisfaction assured tal the year
Iure Creamery Butter Cdrect from the creamery az rs
cents per pound Is not escelled higher pres 46l
iiysrea at :nSuse promptly: NK-No connection
my3-;sst' WI C. scRIBSFR.
WANTED - ARIoR FURNITURE UPHoI-
w stored Mattresses made in frstclasa style
al Ass.s 81 e NToS .t Sese
- mhl2-i3w'
WANTED-oAKLAND. MD- A FURNISHED COT
ST. NV. jrl-lw
WANTED = GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
gums revolver. cid gold and silver. for which
hKskiY 81 Ld aTee val o ,S ea or addTe,
NV. nly,s6ly
WANTED-sTEANI CARPET GLAZING: CAR
stereL ,6l6 Ia ave, A IL CHACE Bll0','
Telephone, 1856 my26-im
WANTED-FoR CAsd-FURNrrURE. fEArHFR
w be.s carpets. Stoves, or entire Household Ell
my24 IL BAUM 2I9 9Th St sw
WANTED-To BUY FOR CASH. SECONDHAND
w furniture, stoves carpets feather-beis also ia
Address Box l6. star Office. myei -tje1.
WANTED-THE PEOPLE OF FIRST WARD TO
Cream Saloon and Fancy Cake Bakery al lOls 18Th
ST NV Ice Cream Sl-5o per gallon. 1Jc. hale gal
WANTED-DANIEL J. MoFFAT. 4l4 Az ST.
kinds done; skilled workm IA employed. prompt at
tenti9n' prices moderate: driven wells Speciality.
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter churned every morning aud de-
myS
WANTED-HoRsEs, TO PASTURE, KEEPING
Wv horses specially: boxstalls paddocks attached
api6-am' . ' . O. ii. 'i p CLARK. Sligo. Nd.
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AMI
,s henn1v Nova works. Feathers kenoysted Mat
stroyed L. H. NoUNGS. Office l4o2 Pa ave. Factory
cor 2th and SITS sc. Telephone 0lo2 Or lo0S-2
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT C. s BUNDY OF
w 4oS Louisiana ave, Opposite City HslD. Com
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Lot 1924 Is mingled brown and light gray com
oination mixture suit, ages to IL. Regular price
$500 Going until the closing hour on next Saturday
night at 81. 80 suit
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Mr.. Dickson PROBABLY had the Trotter case and
some others like IL In mind when he offered to the
meeting OF Territorial delegates at So. Louis yes
teriay resolution urging the Insertion OF a
straishtout and unmistakable home-ruIe plank in
the democratic national platform II may be a
little late In the day TO lock the stable door after
The horse Is stolen; but Mr.. Dickson doubtless
reflects that there may be other horses to for
hereafter, and that the precaution at least expe
dent Mr.. Matthews, OF Albany, ex-recorder OF
deeds OF the District, is at the convention as an
alternate delegate from New York, and on the
home-rule question he and the District democracy
may be expected TO engage In fight without
gloves TO finish In some committee room or on
the floor OF the convention
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III we might for moment digress it would perhaps
De well to say right here that these suits are all of
his seasons make and STYLE perfect in every way alb
soiutey nothing wrong about them they are not even
oFoAeii lots as the sizes between-and Interchangeable
eees oil to IL are all full but the fact is that lille
We cater for the people rrespectveof class distinction
OF hnanclai standins-and We shall always continue
do so-heres no denying the fact that we have
'is season sold more highpriced suits than we have
SUITS oil medium grade and the result is that we have
got them we don't want them-and we have the cour.
are to knife them without mercy and bear the loss
phiosophically.
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Wen wind up this great 80 so Suit business nv say
ing We have fully % more STYLES of SHIFTS t,., o., g.,
TINS great three days. Offering but we haven't znacs
enough in which to convey a fair idea of wba, tbev
are fou'li nnd among them almost every kind and
style that you're likely to want or wish for The
sizes are to H. and the sale will close on next sa,ur
day night. these are two important masters to reme
Der In this connection. what we advertise we mean
Nothing more, nothing less
SAKS AND COMPANY.
mere are some other things that will help to make the
ensuing three days Pleasant memory in the minds Of
bargain hunters. and aid disposing of more Rows
and Chdrer's Clothing than we ever did before in the
sa me number of days
LOT ooO2-saior Suits in dark gray colors sizes 70
IL Wen worth $3.50. but for the next three DAYS one
dollar ts1.o0) will secure the choice.
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Lot lS96-A black and red striped Cheviot effect
made into Norfolk Suits. ages to IL. $3.50 is our
regular price, but they others at 81 so for
the choice for the next three days
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(See below.
IHE INV HAxpkrRcnrrs

Wen say nothing Of quantities and variety but ask
comparison Of our 12,6c and 25c Handkerchief with
those from any other In the country Nev Yora
scores ere thersfors included
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Cor. Pa ava and 18th ct.
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The movement to make the Offices OF recorder OF
deeds and register OF wills for the District saaried
positions, reducing the large tribute OF fees paid
without reason to these officials, and moue espe-
cially 70 the recorder OF deeds, will meet the ap-
proval and receive the encouragement OF every
propery-owner Of the District several thousand
dollars beyond full compensation are by the pres
ent system unnecessarily collected every year
from the Distinct 70 be paid TO whatever imported
political pet the President for the time being may
select Not only Will the District property Owners
be benefited by fixing salary for these Offices but
the temptation TO violate party pledges Of home
rule viii be partly removed from some President
who may desire to do what is right unless per-
sOnal political interest interferes by reducing
the pecuniary value OF this prize his disposal as
a spokesman and by reducing proportionately the
pressure upon him to depart from the principles
OF civil-seryice reform and to break the promises
OF his party.
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Lot 1897 is a very handsome combination black and
gray striped cheviOt suit, ages 4 to IL We never
named such values these were at $3.50 suit, but
even they 20 at 81. 80 for the next three days,
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Lo' ~ios-Handsome Tan Jersey Suits: only sizes
ei'' one . and one Z; price was o. so, now $500.
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Fancy EMBRorprEINa MATERIALS.
27-inCh Congress Canvas; in Cream and
White; only 25c per yard
4O-ineh Cream Congress Canvas; only 9Oc.
24-in. Silk Boiling Cloth for Ruching only
81 per yard.
40-inch Silk Boiling Cloth for Painting and
Embroiiering on; Sl.75, 81, and &2.3 per
yard
All kinds of materials for Art Fancy Works.
most pleasing vacation diversion.
Fourth foor,)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor l1th and 4 SITS II w.
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HANp-SEwED OxroRD TIES.
SPECIAL SALE USDERwEAR.

SPECIAL SALE UNDERwEAR.
In case you did not our column notice in this
mornings Post" or Republican" quote here
few of the prices advertised:
4Sc. Jersey-f Vests for 39c.
New Subscribed Vests. for 25c.
New Shades Isle Vests for &C.
New Shades Silk Vests, for ST.
Ribbed Silk Hose to match, for 75c.
Ribbed Isle Hose to match for :jOc
Broken lots 44c. Isle Hose. for }5c
Broken lots Soc. Fancy Hose for 29c
Broken lots 4Sc. Fancy Hose. for 39c.
Mems soc. quality Isle Socks, for 35c
Important notice below.)
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Lou osoo-only four suits left: sailor style drab
eoruuroy sizes one D. two 9s and one TO- price WAS
$500; now going at a15O.
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NorE MASUrAcroRy DEPARTMENT.

NorE MAsUrAcroRY DEPARTMENT
We have a factory on the premises for making
Mems Custom shirts, Lawn Tennis and out
in2" Flannel Shirts, Pajamas, &c. Shirts
paired, new bosoms set in. new bands, cuffs, col
lars, &c. at very low prices.
We Will make to order and put up at your win
dows Opaque SHADES, 80 inches wide, 2 yards
long, and guarantee them to ruin straight and
smoothly, lor &C. each. Shades to order Q spe
cialty
We carry the full line OF sizes in Adjustable
Wire Window Screens at 80. 90, 20 and SOC.
each We will make to order and put up Wire
Window Screens and Screen Doors at short
notice. and at extremely low prices.
We are prepared to do Dressmaking of every
description. ana have sufficient force to make
Wool and silk Dresses for wear at the seashore
at short notice. and guarantee satisfaction in it,
style ard work.
WOODWARD IIOTHROP,
Cor 18th and Il StS u. W
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SAKS l. COMPANY.

LOT iooo-A combination of about seven colors
producing hghtish gray effect made into handsome
Nofio.k SUITS ares to H. We've been selling them
$500 suit although they're worth every cent of
3d. yet 80 will buy them for the next three days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-06

While the political economists In the st. Louis
convention are discussing the best means OF con-
Vncing the people OF the intention OF the demo.
cratic party &c get rid OF the treasury surplus
without INJECTING injury on any established in
dastry, the veteran soldiers among the delegates
cut the knot by proposing a plank In the platform
In favor Of service pension and the equalization
OF bouhties. This would dispose OF the surplus.
unquesuonaoly, and IL would give healthy and
grateful stimulus TO at least one established In
olstry-that OF the great American claim agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-06

The result In oregon Is in favor OF the republl-
cans. They have elected. IL appears, their Su-
preme Court judge, their representative In Con-
greSs, and enough Of the members OF the next
legislature TO insure the choice OF one OF their
own party TO succeed senator DOlph. The prob
ability Is that Mr.. Hermann the sitting representa-
tive. has run long way ahead OF his ticket. lie
Is one Of the most popular men In the state, and
has drawn q large vote from the democrats by
making no distinctions between parties In execut-
ing the business OF his constituents The effect
OF the election on senator DOiph's political for
tunes Is sim uncertain. During the campaign all
factiOnal differences and personal ambitions were
ignored, and the republican workers pulled
together as a unit; but ex-Attorney-GeneraI VIII
Hams is credited with desire to come back TO
Washington, and his speeches were conspicuous
feature OF the Campaign, that MIR. DOlph
may not md himself without a strong competitor
when the legislature meets. Throughout the can
yass the republicans made an effective use OF the
tarin argument. oregon is great sheep-raising
and great lumber state, and IL was found easy to
draw, for the benefit OF the herders and woods
men, distinction between the treatment their
Industries received In the Mills bill and that which
was given to the southern growers Of rice and
sugar. It Is said that public feeling the tariff
question runs so high, almost everywhere in the
state, that the oregon delegates will struggle at
ST. Louis against any recognition OF the Mills bill
IN the Platform on the ground that, II the bill is
Endorsed even by indrectOn. they will have to
surrender the state without a struggle.
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LOT o14s-Two-piece Kilt Suits. ages 2H to g. very
handsome effect in combination plaid: were selling at
81. now going for three days at 80 so.
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Dun CousrEns Fon REMsAsrs
Laces and Rufngs on one side Of the aisls; on the
other short lengths Of Embroderies aud White Dress
Goods from the spscal sale of last wssk Surprises
for you.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
halo