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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
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OF COURSE YOU MUST
The "Nor-westers" are bowling their hunsy
hunt for
These winds pitiless. piercing not only 10 the
bone, but 10 the marrow within the bone They freeEe
the life current and bring the human machine 10 fu
DoN'T BE VICTIM
Ii Is said that Love LAUGHS at Locksiths even 20
do wares laugh at "Blizzsrds"
our Victory Cashmere overcoAts at s5sS are
our Blue Chinchlls overcoats % as are the very
our NOTED Melton overcoats ct $3.50 carry con-
our Aii-WoOl Tweed overcoats, with silk facinrs at
$50 are not only dressy, but durable and comfort
able
our Atwood Perfect Fitting Ker-ey overcoats At
who charge s20 for similar garment
our Wide Vale French ElAstque overcoats, with
sk taeinss at sl4lo has set the fashionable world
Our Montagnac surtouts at al o. are 80 superlA;vel
SURPRISING that We let the mere mention u the fat
our Blue ana Bisck Wide Vale Diagonal overcoAts
lined thTonghont with heavy silk. the very acme %
our superb line q Boys and Children. overcosts It
s42S 81 So /. well worth your e.rs In is,,aD ~
our splendid ssertIent u children suits L %,
$40, should attract the attention Of all parents add
c1taSsy suits for Sentiemsn IS s. * UPWARD
SUITE Tor Beys sizes l3 20 Is Year,. coat vest and
long pants. 800, upward.
TROUSERS.
TIP THE TABLE TONNE WEIR ON TOP.
sl 50, 81. ESQ, s2.7s. IS. s3.25 $3.50, s315,
s3.s7, s4.12, 81 SO, s4.55, s5
VICTOR L. ADLRR's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
o27 and so eth ST. NV. Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open saturdays TIL IL pm n26
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CLOTHING.
GOODS MUST BE SACRIFICED. CLOTHING
CONVERTED INTO CASH AT
ALL HAZARDS AT THIS
GIGANTIC BANKRUPT SALE
sle r.
Mems $50 overcoats AZ sl3
Mems ego overcoats at 60
Children's % overcosts at s27S
Children's - Overcoats Of q e.
Children's - Suits. go
Boys Fine Chinchilla overcosts at s3T5.
Mems Fine Chinchilla slo overcosts at s5
Mems Fine Dress overcoats at 1926
Mems Fine Corkscrew overcoats. Black and Blue Of
1915
Do not take our word but come, and that will tell
the tale Every dollars worth must be sold matter
what the loss may be
BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE,
el2 STREET NV
SIX DOORS FROM 9TH STREET.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

The indianapolis Journal, which ought to
know, comes out with a spirited defense of
Private Secretary Halford against the charge
of being whistler; going, in its zeal, even so
far as to throw doubt upon his ability to dis
tinguish one tune from another. 1t would do
well to stop there. Let it recall what Shakes
peare said Of the man that hath no music in
himself. We don't want any treasons, strata
gems and spoils in the White House for the
next four years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

THE GREAr RousD.Up
This phrase applies to Cattle Ranching, and,
in similar sense, We apply 1t to our December
business
To round up our years business and the most
successful Fall Season we ever had, we shall
offer such surprising attractions for this month
as to crowd our stores, constantly, with eager
purchasers.
Tosuccessfully round up the business of 1888
we shall sacrifice entire lines Of Goods, in order
to close them out clean by January LIST, 1889
To usher in our
GREAT ROUNDUP
in Fine Footwear
ladies' Genuine Kangaroo Hand-sewed Button.
Ladies' Fine Straight Goat Hand-welt Button
Ladies' Dongola Kid Hand-sewed Button.
Ladies French Glazed Kid Hand-welt Button
FORMER PRICE $780,
AT $500
ladies' best handmade Kangaroo top, Straight
Vamp button.
Ladies' best imported Straight Goat button.
FORMER PRICE $3.50
AT 1886
Gents hand-stitched French Calf button
Gents hand-stitched French Calf laced
Gents hand stitched French Calf Caters
FORMER PRICE $3.50.
To accommodate the increased crowds we
shall, for this entire month keep our Stores
open every Evening until at least O'Clock
Saturdays until H.
Call early. Remember such genuine bargains
- we are now offering don't stay
VIM. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
Main Store, $40 9TH st.
West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave.
Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave.ae.
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By ALL MEANS KEEP WARn THrsl
MIG HTS.
SICKNESS AND DOCTORS BILL: Outlines
INVITES DEATH ITSELF

We have Bed Covers for the millions, whether for
little money or for FINE GOODS.
104 White Blankets at s5s 81 80. 81 90 and So 25.
Our 1o-4 WHITE BLANKET FOR s.. so beats any
thing ever handled by
We have the best value in Q s5 90 White Blanket
ever shown under roof II s the fsrest exchange
for $500 it possible 70 produce We concede Of
competition In Blanket for this money.
Our opportunity all that needed 10 give you
an exceptional offer We purchased many months ago
Ceases Of 124 Blanket remember this size
We bought these at marvellous reduction. They are
really worth $3.50 our word for it, Come aud take
your PICK FOR - 80. When all are gone then blame
yourself for not coming when advised
Blankets for the baby at all prices Single Blankets.
Red Blankets Gray Blankets Bed Comforters and Bed
Spreads; all at figures less than you know anything
about
1t well to bear in mind that my of the above makes
. nice aud acceptable Holiday Present
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You can purchase stylish suit comfortable over
coat or hobby at rs par cent discount We
WI sell youthe guits, sizes il 70 1S & half prica
fSr e, s..Tpas e1o suit for IS chdrsn's suits %
We stated before to the public we are rone ont NJ
TIE clothing basiness. cpd sdd sexerl new depart
ey january I, 1850. Consequently We are insfinr
these big reductions TO enable you to buy cheap MI
Tor ~ 70 dispose Of our stock - soon - poGsibe
dOLLANDER BROS.
1917 Pa ave. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE
$40 Fine sPsip6 SUIT Witch cold for ala 50 up 70
Of 10 Per suit We know tksss suits are : 6ttiS
ont Of ssason but think Of Tie pgicet7.6Q
HoLLANpER BROS.
axo-oV 1x17 n. avo. NV.
.ks.Dos4 21shS s 1E RSs Ssl 4. azlzSyg55as g.,
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DALTON 4 STRICKLAND.
93e Pennsylvanis ave.

SO. $40. $40. $40.
THE KNIFE HAS BEEN DRAWN AND THE
FIRST BLOOD OF THE SEASON APPEARs-THE
GRANDEsT BARGAINS OF ALL
WE HAVE PLACED ON SEPARATE COUNTERS,
AND WILL SELL FOR ONE WEEK OUR $500,
$3.50. $500 MEMS SUITS. RANGING IN SIZES
FROM 80 TO 40. AND WHICH WERE EXCELLENT
VALUES AT ABOVE FIGURES. FOR THE RE-
MARKABLY LOW PRICE OF
$1,000.
FIRST CoMERs WILL HAVE TIE BEST va
RIETY TO SELECT FROM DON'T HESITATE.
DEMONSTRATION is THE THIEF OF TIME"
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
400 7TH ST. n W. COR d. ST
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BorrLrs Borrrrs.

CUT GLASS BOTTLES PRESSED GAS
BOTTLES. COLOGNE BOTTLES BOTTLE
FOR COVERING. BOTTLES FoR EyKKl.
THING.
BOTTLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
5000 BOTTLES MUST AND WILL BE soLD
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
The prices viii sell them.
Every one knows that Mersx's Pharmacy IL IN. Loo,
est-priced DRUG ssorS in the city, and every one -
know after looking az his display % holiday ds a.
the prices that he has the finest line the city n fu
| one-third less an cost
Do YOU want 10 save - pr cent You can do 4, A
| you buy your goods from MERIT
Special attention 10 called 30 three varieties Of hot
ties for covering These bottles arr hanasatl, -.s
the shoppers cut and the Price shout half ths, usual.
ehsryed Price. lsc. 35e per pair
There 100 other styles q bottles that you buy "A
| prices never before offered
Some Of the other things you can buy A. c,--.-,
prices; Manicure Cases from OF y up TO ais. Man
cure Comb aud Brush and Mirror Case- combined al
styles leather. plush pearl. silver aud celiulud M
prices from el.4a % s25
Cigar Gases. Cigarette Cases. Match Boxss GA,
Cases. Extract CASES. Manicure Goods Of All ANA.
shaving Cases. Shaving Mugs, ladies' Trav~lins
Gases, Oentlemen's Travelling Gases Shaving Brush..
Put Boxes. Puts, Tortoise Shell aud Buffalo I'm
Combs. Combs Of all kinds.
Chamois skins. Chamois for Decorating Win. vi
low and Pawn Color Prices from g. M
Oh Perfumes you viii ind a complete STD -,
aud's, Wrisht's, Atkinson's. Lunihor.ss R.h...l.-
kikers. ColsAte's. and every well know, p,.nr...
tarer, Is repssented: 49c. l. the pr,oe gr,,,.g 80,
Lubius Extract until Christmas
Lovers Of good Cologne will hnd in the oI-rFN
AMI dellshtful and lAsting article The ia, th,t
more than 40 SALONS have been sold IN Mn.lir..,
in less than year is sufficient eyi,ie,c. 81 -, 80,
| people think Of H. e
queen Anne Cologne Is sold in bulk At 81 per p,pt.
alse IN handsome halfpint and Iiut bottles Al toa
and 81, respectively
Select your cno.i. ,... ,.Aa. A.. -
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LANsBUReH q BRO
go. 422, AGA and 42e 7th stn.w
Az and 4le sth st. NV.
ONE PRICE FOR ALL MANKIND. nos

BIC Cur liz PR1cEs,
OUR STOCK Is LARGE IT MUST BE REDUCED.
WE POCKET THE LOSSES AND
YOU THE GAINS.
Boys Knee Pant Suits cut down from sl and as 70
30. From 90 and % TO -. From "a 10 1915.
Boys 8 TO ~ Cape overooats cut down from IS and
q to IS. From 50 and IS 70 IS so Prom e. 70 90
Boys Long Pant Suits, IL to is, cut down from ais
$3.50.
Mems and Young Mems Suits from e2O 10 sl5 and
from 315 to &10, and from . II and Q 10 20 sS
Mems and Young Mems Qvercoats from eos to SEQ
Prom eco to as From els to slO and 10 70 e. so
Full Dress Suits. Double breasted Chnchilla Coats
and Vests, Coachmen's Coats Storm Coats reduced
TO the lowest prices ever offered
The aforementioned are only few Of our bargains
These goods reliable and worthy of YOUR con a.
denee Come and you viii not be disappointed
OAK HALL,
n2s Corner 10th and II SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

Last year, when there we're q rope and gal
lows-osam in view, it was impossible to find
the anarchist who threw the fatal bomb at the
Haymrket riot in Chicago. Since the public
thirst for vengeance has been in a measure ap-
Peased, however, and anarchistic heroics are
not likely to carry q man further than behind
me bars OF prison, the number of bomb
throwers has burst all reasonable bounds. The
police believe that they know Just who did
throw the fatal missile; and that all the rest
are cranks or humbuss, including the windy
Hronek. II the latter we're taken at his word.
indicted, and put on his trial TO face lot of
Witnesses ready to swear his idle boasts upsa
him, with the understanding that he is to be
hanged II the jury are convinced of his guilt.
he, too, would probably be found writing him
self down braggart as quickly Us he could get
spen between his fingers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

Youso MEs's GooDs.
OUR SPECIAL TALK TO-DAY IS ABOUT
TWO PARTICULAR STYLES SUITED TO
YOUNG MEN
FIRST WE MENTION
CAPE ovERcoATs.
THE DEMAND FOR THESE COATS IS IN
CREAsING EVERY DAY IN NEW YORK
BOTH THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS FIND 1T DIFFICULT TO KEEP
SUPPLY OF THESE VERY POPULAR GAR
MENTs. THEY ARE MADE. USUALLY, OF
GOODS MORE OR LESS PRONOUNCED
IN PATTERN AND LIGHT IN COLOR.
THEY ARE DECIDEDLY ENGLISH IN
STYLE. NEXT WE MENTION
FULL DRESS COATS
WE GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
THESE GARMENTS. ONE LINE, MADE
FROM FINE ENGLISH BRoADCLoTH,
AND LINED THROUGHOUT WITH FINE
CLASS OF GOODS
THEY ARE CUT AND MADE Up SAME
AS CUSTOM COATS, AND EQUALLY
HANDSOME, AND COST LESS THAN TWO
THIRDS THE PRICE USUALLY CHARGED
BY MERCHANT TAILoRS.
EB BARNUM,
n3o e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
j. G. HurcH1Ssos,
We are in constant receipt of the latest
MuIJNrpv
Europe. Trimmed London Round Hats and
PARIS BoNNETs
at most reasonable prices
Grand Special Sale Of
English Walking Jackets in the best assortment o.
Plain and Braided Cloths to be found in Washington
Prices ears up to $50
Choice collection Of Imported Garments, each Gar
Of exclusive styles in
JACKETS. WRAPS. NEwMARKETs, RAGLANs 20.
all at greatly reduced prices
Just opened . choice assortment Of novelties Ar
rived on Steamship Gillsrt
Rich Dress Trimminss
n2o 9o7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
LADIES JACKETS AND U1srrns
MADE TO ORDER, AT
n3olm Ala 9th street
II .OOK AT THE LIGHT COLoRED KERsY OyFR
CUATsAT al2.5O. They are daisies At the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO,
STILL A CHAxcn
You can purchase stylish suit, comfortable over
coat Or hobby psnt.loon. q IS cent diseount w
516 suit for Is cSuaSsns s su3t!s tzifs
ssssd before to the public we are going out Of
70 sosf Of Cent? Fnnis BIZ H Sood
~ January 4, lS89. Consequently We are makinI
these nag reduettqns 70 enable to buy cheap an
Tor u 70 dispose Of our ssosk y s9on y gossbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
HEaE,s Coon News.

OUR Mr. A. sAKs HAS BEEN IN NEW YoRl
ALL THE WEEK THIS MAY NOT INTEREST
you. WHAT HE HAS BEEN DOING WILL II
MAKES BUSY TRIP GREAT DEAL HAS tt
BE DONE IN VERY SHORT WHILE HI
DROPPED INTO A LARGE WHOLESALE chill
DREN's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT ON
PURELY A PERSONAL MATTER. THIS CALI
HAS REAPED HARVEST OF BENEFIT TO YoU
WHO ARE IN SEARCH OF ovERcoATs FOB
YOUR CHILDREN IN THE COURSE OF CON-
vERsATIoN IT WAS HINTRD THAT A CERTAIN
LARGE RETAIL HOUSE HAD FAILED TO AID.
WISE SHIPMENT OF AN EXCEEDINGLY FINE
LOT OF OyERCOATS FOR CHILDREN THAT HAD
BEEN MADE UP ON THEIR ORDER. THE I'M
PRESTON OF DISSATISFACTION AT SUCH
A STATE OF AFFAIRS WAS PROMINENT. THE
WHOLESALERS EXPRESSED THEMSELVES AS
DESTROYS OF "UNLoADING.n WE HAD FOUND
IT IMPERATIVE THAT WE LOAD UP" AN IN
vENToRY OF THE ENTIRE LOT WAS LAID BE.
FORE Us. WE LOOKED THROUGH THE GOODS
INSTANTLY WE SAW WHAT EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES THEY WERE MADE AN OFFER, 1T WAS
HERE.
OF COURSE WE ARE ENABLED TO MARK
THESE LOWER THAN WE COULD HAVE DONE
had 1T NOT BEEN. FOR THIS PECULIAR COM
BINATIoN OF CIRCUMSTANCES ITS AN ILL
WIND THAT BLOWS NOBODY GooD.n IN
FACT WE CAN SELL THEM AT ABOUT WHAT
THEY WOULD HAVE COST Us LITTLE
EARLIER
WE CAN'T RUN THROUGH OUR ENTIRE CHILL
DREN'S OvERCOAT STOCK AT ONE TIME. WE
CAN'T PARTICULARIZE WITHOUT SIGHTING
EQUALLY GOOD GARMENTS, so WE WILL SAY
IN A GENERAL WAY THAT IF YOU ARE IN
SEARCH OF AN OvERCoAT FOR THE INFANT
OF 2h OR THE BOY OF Is YEARS, WE'VE GOT
MORE STYLES THAN EVER BEFORE AND BET.
TER VALUES. NO MATTER HOW MEAGER OR
EXTENSIVE YOUR MEANS, WE'VE GOT JUST
THE THING YOU'RE LOOKING FOR. SEE IF WE
HAVEN'T
SECOND FLOOR; ELEvATORJ
SAKS AND COMPANY,
CLOTHIERS WHO IMPROVE EVERY OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR PATRONS
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
n3O
DO PEOPLE READ ADVERTISEMENTS,
WE PROPOSE TO SEE WHETHER THEY DO OR
NOT.
We will accept this slip of paper as
FIFTY CENTS
In payment Of any pair of Shoes sold TO-DAY or
TOMORROW
AT TWO DOLLARS AND HALF OR OVER.
By this means expect to test the point while
ing the more important purpose of attracting the at
Stock and Low Prices.
PLEASE REMEMBER
That this is q simple matter of business and tina,
when this Ad. is clipped out and pre-
scented to US in payment,
WE SHALL CONSIDER IT AS THE FULL EQUIV
ALENT OF FIFTY CENTS
L. sTARGARDTER,
THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE.
500 7TH ST n W.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

What Is the matter with the city's water
supply, that so many complaints have come of
late from householders living on by no means
the highest levels, of the refusal of water to
run from the bathroom faucets and into the
vater-closet tanks on the same floor? We have
had 9 heavier rainfall this season than usual,
the proportion of stormy to fair days is any
criterion, and the necessity for severe frugality
in consumption does not appear. II the water
service must be played with in this way, it is
only right that citizens should be warned Of 1t
IN time by the authorities who do the playing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

Since the Attorney-Gen Office and Dis
trict Attorney Hose's Office have recently made
beginning in the task Of protecting the public
streets and the government reservations from
alleged private encroachment, it may be
expected that they will now bring into
court the great offenders in this regard,
to whose extensive encroachments the
commissioner Of public grounds has off,
cially and poin.edly called their attention.
The railroads VIGOROUSLY occupy with their
tracks streets upon which Congress has not au-
thorizsd them to enter. The commissioner Of
public grounds has placed before the Attorney
General and the District Attorneys Office for
suitable action the official statement that the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad without au-
thority Of law and in direct violation Of section
20 Of the revised statutes relating to the Dis
tiet, II occupying four entire reservations Of
the Cnited States, which are specified. OF
course it is not to be supposed that the strong
hand Of the law, which protects the govern
ment property, is strong only against the en-
croaehments Of the private citizen, and be-
comes nerveless and muscleless when applied
to the powerful corporate land-grsbbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
B1AcK FABLE FRAscA1sr SILKS

At 20 per cent less than regular prices.
Having just bought to great advantage from an inn
porter declining business q full line of the finest
grades, we offer special Inducements and guarantee
the prices to be lower than goods New York or
Boston. Bring an expert and examine the qualities
REAL INDIA SILKS, all shades 2s inches vida
soft aud fine, 75c.
PRINTED SATINs, in new designs at sl25
ALL~wOOL HENRIETTAs, fine quality. 40 ipch..
wide, ut Soc; sold everywhere ut 65c
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS at s1.o5. worth
S1.75.
800 pieces Atwood French Dress Goods less than
usual prices.
Paris Robes reduced from s35 to S25
Broadcloths. all shades. reduced from n 30 70
S1.25. ~
". n SINISTER SONS
ma 9l9 Pa Ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

SEAL SKIN Wars.
sTINEMETz SONS OFFER:
Seal Shin ssceue. bust q. length % sl2s.
i. ga ~ i aa9
/. e 3s q. 3iSS.
English Jacket, bust So, tength 90 s1so
Jackets, 22 to 25 length, 400 TO 2i2S'S
SnoUider capes. In Beaver, Persisnner and Nonkey
Fine Seal Piu,h Jackets, ola to s22.5o
SacQues, o22. 80 TO $50.
short Wraps S15. @16 125, Gao.
AI9s boss and Trtmmtnes. S
Parlbr AAts
d d sTMENRTz I soNa
h2o 1897 fsnnA svs.. thzo1sA 70 l3th =
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF CH1DRRNS
siiTs AND ovERcoATR It si7s ease. "a 4
~ EoHDos AND I1vnrooI gorHrs %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

WIZ III. MckNrw.
Successor to r. Il. Taylor
SEAL SKIN sAcoUEs AND JACKETS.
We sole agents for one of the best Fur Houses in
New York city, and guarantee every garment we sell
to be Just as represented whea required, measures
taken and garments made specially to order Be-
fore purchasing would solicit inspection Of our
stock and ask you 20 compare prices and qualities
with other houses dealing in these goods
WRAPS.
We showing very large assortment Of every W.
riety in Ladies' Long aid Short wraps-plain hand
somey braided and fur trimmed; in all the color
ings-Black, Navy Blue Dark Green Garnet Red o.
Blood and all the shades in Brown at prices ac-
knowledged by all TO be ~ low any house in the
city. Remember styles and many Of fabrics
are confined exclusively to Us
PLUSH JACKETS AND sAcQUEs.
We are showing three CD lengths In Jacksts-23 "a,
and 30 inches-and in plain and seal edge ct prices
from sl4.5O upwsrdsL
sacques, fun length. from $50 TO CAS-.
Our cas- Sscques we guarantee the best quality Of
seal plush and finest lining and real sssl loops
cHILpRENs cIoAKa
In our Children,s Department you WIN ana over
forty different styles st very reasonable prcaL We
have received many new goods this week
Full Line of Ladies'. Misses. and chndrsns Furnish-
ingA comprising 0lovsa Hosiery. undsrvssr corssss.
Hmdkerchisfs. silk Mufnsn. umbrsilaa. &C.. &c.
Nsn's LINED GLOVES sAhalf priea
WI. 4 NcKNEw
s.eessosDRA rAnoa
ma e83 nunnsy1vsnis svsuua
Ma III. j. Husr.
1852 STREET NoRrHwIgf.
Being dssirous of ssaacsag her lazys stock q
yINE rRENCuyUr HATS AND DoNNRra
0Gus thnmut
sQrn c1xT pSDcoUNr ron 10 DANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

MERITS PHARMACY.
lol4 STREET.
The Lowest-Prieed Drug Store in Washington
Good. delivered TO all parts Of the city.
oc23-tu, thS :, SIN
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Select your eoods now while the stocl u uubr,ks.
Later many Of these goods Will b. closed out
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LADIES JAcxrrs AND U1srrns,
MADE TO ORDER, AT
KEKN'S,
n3o1m Ala 9th street

7 .OOK AT THE LIGHT CoLoRED KERsY OVER
CUATsAT sl2.50. They are daisies. At the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO,
n0-am 9TH and g SITS.
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TIE PA1Ars Ror11 "Oprsrsa..

THE PALAIs ROYALS Eleventh Annual Holiday
Governing positively terminates tomorrow (ssturday.
December IL AT SIX p. M.
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WINTER Is HERE
Also wellseleced stock Of Shoes from which Ia
dies can select and be properly fitted with Stylish,
Durable, and Comfortable Shoes for walking or Light
Easy, and Pretty Shoes for the house
Slippers for comfort as well for receptions. &c
just opened to-day choice selection of shades in
Suede Slippers and Ties.
Gentlemen can find Street Shoes and Dress Shoes I'm
the leading styles at popular prices.
Children's Shoes receive special care, both In
selection, quality and attention to the proper fitting
Of the little feet
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-05-24
THE TRUE GENTLEMAN.
Some of the CommendabIe Qualities
Which Distinguish Him.

Some of the CommendabIe Qualities
Which Distinguish Him.
II would be difficult TO point out a word
in the English language that is more fire.
quently misapplied than the appellation
gentleman. In common parlance, IL is used
10 designate any man whose coat, hat
boots and linen are in good condition, and
who is neither charitably cared for in al
almshouse nor forcibly detained in a Jail
To tell the truth, there are some who hae'
been in Jail, and still greater number who
ought TO be- who are daily spoken of by that
title.
A cunning sharper, without education,
principle or sense of gratitude, whose life
plan, formed in early youth, has been u
hoodwlnk, overreach and swindle all with
whom he has come in business contact, and
who lives in splendor on the proceeds OF
moral felonies so dexterously managed as
to have escaped the penalties Of the law,
is, nevertheless, by modern conventional
ism, styled a gentleman, We need not sc
far TO lay our fingers upon such gentlemen.
We rub shoulders with them on the side.
walks, and see hats touched TO them as
they pass. They dash in elegant carriages
through our thoroughfares, driven by hon
ester men than themselves. Such individ.
uals, when they die null Of years, and rich
in compound interest OF iniquity, are ere
GREETED y as eminent citizens and the
most fulsome obituary puffs are offered to
their names.
But, after all, there Is a class of society
that recognizes gentlemen in the abstract,
and despises the bogus ware that passes
current for the genuine article. Probity,
Independence, unseltishness, tender regard
for the feelings Of others, and hearty
hatred Tor whatever is mean, tricky, yul.
gar or profane-these are among the quail
ties that distinguish the true geDtleEan.-
A. g. Lel9er