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BT is hereby made known hat
90 Government has authorized Mr..
Y. c. lVID to act as Nice-Consul
for Sweden and Norway at Chns-
tiansted during the absence OF the
Vice Consul, Mr.. PALUDAN-
MULLER.
Government Secretary's Office, St. Croix,
the 18th July 1889.
LIMPRICHT.
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REMNANTS Or LADIES Goops.

1CEMNANTS OF LADIES UoODs
tFirst floor. No. 1117 Pennsylvania ave.,
az Note.-R. F. means reduced from
TOILET ARTICLEs-24s English Bristls Tooth
Brushes warranted. R. +. POE. to 17c.
1873 English Hair Brushes; warranted. r. r, 400.
to 35c
"a whisk Brooms warranted. r. r. l2c to 1Oc.
1000 Packages Lubin's Infants Powder. r. F. 15c
to 12c.
UNDERwEAR.-1os Lasls Thread vests tribesd,.
R. T. 59c to 60c.
90 colored Ribbed Silk Vests, lace work, v-shaps
fronts. r. f. s1.35 to 75c.
239 Jersey fitting Gauze Vests, low necks ribbed
arm holes, silk binding at neck R. f. 25c. to Ice.
30 Colored Ribbed Silk vests r. F. $50. to CSC.
HOsIERY.-41 pairs Fancy Paris Boot pattern silk
Isle Hose r. r. 81 90 and s225 to ESQ.,
Is pairs Boot-psttern Lisle Hose. r. +. LIS and
q. SO to 45c.
80 pairs Roman Stripe Boot-pattsrn Hose r. =. 35e.
to Ice.
sTATToNERY-1o0 packages Of best irish Linen
Envelopes. R. +. Csc to SC.
14l boxes Writing paper. R. r. 25c. to goo.
JEWELRY.-e31 Genuine French Enamel Lace Pins
with Imitation Diamond and Pearl Centsrs. RF. 1oc
to &c.
So Strings Genuine Romsn Pearl Beads. 4 = o5c
to 15c.
,o THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-09

Assail the ''ticker" as we may It nevertheless
has its beneicent side. When a gentleman in
New York the other day lost certificates repre-
senting ten thousand dollars worth Of corpo-
rate securities, and believed they had been
dropped in the street somewhere down town,
he not only had the loss reported to the police,
but sent over the stock news wires which run
into the Office of every banker and broker in
the city. Fortunately they were found by an
honest boy and restored; but had they been
picked up by dishonest person his first move
would have been to carry them to somebody
doing business with Wall street and try to sell
them. The ticker warning, sent out promptly
when the documents were missed, would have
cut short this trick and caused the apprehen-
sion o; the offender-all of which goes to show
that there may be a modicum Of good in an in
strument which receives endless condemnation
because some people divert its functions to q
bad end
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Continued belov1

I1OEMNANTS OF LADIES OOODa
First floor. No 1119 Pennsylvania svmus)
bV- Note.-R. F. means reduced from
NECKwEAR-232 Linen CollarA in ali shapss r..
T. 121fc, 15c. and lie. to four for s5c.
VEILs.-109 Wells. Chenille Dotl r r. &c., 12c
and 15e. to SC. . veil.
LACEs.-63 yards Cream and White Lace Flouncins.
r. F. soc. and 6sc to 25o
2se yards Of Trimming Iaces, from to I2 inches
wide, R. f. Ice, zoe. and 25c. to 1Oc.
GLoVEs.-211 pairs 4-button French Kid Gloves.
Every pair warranted Marrow Embroidered Backs.
r. F. o.. 35 to &c.
33l pairs Suede or Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.
Every pair warranted Narrow Embroidered Bscks
r. r. 81. 35 to s1.25.
Oil pairs Pigskin Mousquetairea Every pair war.
ranted. r. F. soc. to s5c.
100 pairs Black Silk Jersey Mitts r. r. 95c to Csc.
80 pairs Fowne's Silk Mousquetaires R. f. 81 to Soc
S3 pairs Extra Long Black Silk Mousquetaires r. F,
csc. to 75c..
50 pairs Finest English Black Silk Gloves imported
R. F. s1.75 to sI.4S.
LEATHER GooDs.-26 Real Alligator ana Channels
Purses R. r. Csc 10 Zoe.
Is Real Seal Pocket Books. lsaslsr lined. q. r. $50
to 39c.
Real Seal and Alligator Gar Ticket Cases. a. T. 400
to zoo.
7coin Purses Of Antelope Skin. r. r. 5oc to 43c
Antelope Chatelaine Bags, with Oxidized silver
Trimming R F. s125 to S5c.
Seal Bags. with Oxidized Attachments r. F. 90 to
Use.
Velvet Chateaine Bags, With Sterling Silver Trim.
n1ings. r. r. S12 to $40
Grain Leather Travelling sstchels az inch,. r. r.
81. 10 to 81 80.
ART GooDs.-over 5000 pieces Of Japanese Ware
and over 100 Art Mirrors &c. ct 10 per cent OF the
marked prices.
FANS.-S1 japanese Fans. with Triple Sticks and
Silk Cord Trimming. r. f. 20 to l5c.
10 satinette Fans. with Gold Sticks r. T. 40 to 35c
IA Leaf-shape Hand-painted Gauze Fans r. i. % to
to Csc.
n Satin Fans various styles. R. r. 81 90 to 81 g.
PARASOLS.-17 H all that are here. Marked IL "a
and up to S22. 50 PTake half the price they ar
marked
os3 warrapted Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs. r. F. 12S to 10c.
90 Hand-embroidered French Linen Handkerchief
z. I. so and Csc. to Soc or 3 for 81.
See Mems List for Mems Handkerchief.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.-Plsid Piqus r. F. 42c 70
25c.
EMBROIDERIEs.-2o per cent OF the marked
prices of all Tlouncngs.
UMBRELI.AS.-See Mems List.
,c.. THE PAIA1s ROYAL
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J. Frank Cullon, the Minneapolis lawyer
who has confessed most audacious series Of
forgeries. says that he wishes no mercy at the
hands of the court. That seems to be about
the only reasonable and modest thing he has
done since his career of crime began. It re-
calls the case of the murderer Earl in New
York state several years ago, which excited so
much pathetic interest. He interposed no
technical defenses at his trial, and was SEN
fenced to death for killing his wife after having
been repeatedly betrayed by her. He said that
he had no desire to live without the one woman
he had ever loved, and withheld his consent to
an appeal On the morning of the execution
be declared that it was the happiest day be had
known for several years. If Mr.. Cuilom will
hold to his first resolve as Earl did, till justice
has got through with him, he will save himself
and the state lot of trouble, and retrieve, to
that extent, the wrong he has done.
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1t is hereby mutually agreed that England
may continue to coin mint Of money by dye
ing the skins of the seals of Behring sea, and
that the United States may enjoy the profits of
capturing these seals on condition that for her
own and England's benefit she protect the fish
cries from the determination, which through
tndiscriminate slaughter has befallen the Ant
arctic fisheries. 1t is further agreed that Can
ada, which may neither capture nor dye the
seals, shall be permitted to continue to splut-
ter. Lastly il is stipulated that the captain Of
the Black Diamond and prize crew Hawkins
may brand each other as pirates to their hearts
content. and that Gilbert and Sullivan shall
weave the strange adventures of these bold
navigators into the plot of their next comic
opera. No diplomatic confidence is violated in
divulging this memorandum OF items in the
plan Of settlement to be applied to the Behring
sea controversy
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REMsAxrs Or LADIES Goops.

t12th-st. store.l
IL Sote.-R. f. means reduce from,
DRESS 3oODS.-9 pieces SILK Side Band suitinrs
r. +. 81 to zoe.
3pieces Black Nuns Yelling X. F. soc. to $50
pieces Blaca Albatross Il. r. Soc. to 4sc.
pieces Black Serge. Il. F. Soc. to 45c.
IL pieces Side Band French 0inghams r. r. a. "A
anu Soc TO 25c.
10 pieces Plad Gnghams. r. F. % and $50 to zoe
~ pieces AL Wool .Sutings. Il. 4. so aud 6Sc to
45c.
DRESS TR1MMINGS.-10p per cent Oh the reduced
prices now marked ON the goods.
RIBBONS pieces 9-inch Black Moire and 3
pieces Black q. G., with satin edge. r. h. 81 to Syc
pieces 10 inches wide. X. + 81 t. al.
Over 1000 Desirable Cut Pieces Of ColoIed Ribbous
ct nearly naif price.
SHOES -one-hitn OF the marked price Of every
article In this department.
. THE PALAIs ROYAL
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The good people in charge Of the Presby.
terian church at Sag Harbor. L. l., were horri-
fed the other morning at discovering pirate
Gag floating from the weather-vane OF the
steeple, more than two hundred feet in the air.
As the vane is to be reached only by climbing
they have offered twenty dollars to anybody
who will get the obnoxious emblem down. They
propose to offer no quarter to the black flag.
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tsecond floor; elevator sdJoins Glove countsrl
~ Note. r +. means reduced from
sKlRTS.-I02 Bslmorsl Skirts. r. II. 400 70 400
80 Bal Skirts with Braid Trimming r. r. o0c. to
CSC.
JERsEYs.-101 Jerseys. r. r. sass to Sa2S
33 Jerseys. r. +. 81. 96 to el.08
coRskTS-e2 pais summer CorsstA n J. d b
SIC.
S3 Hand-made Corsets r. +. o. TO sec
SUITS.-41 India Linen suits. R =. 90 to a pa
81 oahco wrappen n. y. s1.26 70 ellie.
SHAWlSs-102 Cashmere shAwls. R.F CSC - eoe
UNDERWEAR.-211 Cambria Undergarmsnta n
=. Toe. TO 64c
,,.-. THE PALArs ROYAL
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The Star Out of Town.

TIE EVENING STAR viii be sent By man to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. 81 But al
such orders must be accompanied by he money
Or The poper cannot be SEMI, as no accounts are
kept Vita mai Subscriptions. -
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F. q E.. 4 1 {: ::
s. + a (
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10
~opsn promptly at Q O'Clock.
Close promptly at 1 O'Clock.
RnnsAsrs Or Mrrs GooDs.

RnnsAsrs Or Mrrs GooDs.
SDspsrtmsnt near door. No. 11l9 Pa svsS
DpFoTE.-R r. means reduced from.
132 Pure Linen Handkerchief twhits). R. r. Csc to
17c.
1S3 Pure Linen Handkerchief, with fancy bordsrs.
B. +. 25c. to goo.
81 SILK Windsor sesrfs. r. +. Soc. TO 35c.
103 Knot and Fourth. Hand scsrfs r. r. 47c TO
csc.
231 Pieces Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers. RE- SOC.
to goo.
tops r. +. 1856 to s2.75.
Solid Leather Hand Satchsls. n r. IL 70 for
&1.5O
Card Cases. r. +. 25c to 1oo
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Now that she has got Martin Burke back. and
can turn her attention to the Cronin mystery
once mere, Chicago may be expected to give
her worlds fair project rest
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OFFICE on
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
COZ nth AND r Sta NV.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
FnmAx AUsusr 9rn. 1889.

This FOB Lot" OF ladies' sliehtly Imperfect
Handksschiefs offers you an excellent opporsu-
nifty 70 lay In . supply 10 last for year. or six
months Of the least
Handherchiefs 1t half ana lsss than half Price
ere not offered every day-sspecially such nne
Embroidered Handkerchief - thsse The
manufacturer favor us with them ss m August
sttrsction-so quicken trade. loss. 25. 3T,<
90 9oc. and o.. 12,<c.
NRokwEAR FOR LADrEs.-IAdier Swiss
Null collaretses. with v-shaped front Is. IS
and 37,<c each
Same shape - above In sets Of Collars and
Cuffs, el.1 2 and 81. 90 per set.
so doaed ladies' Stylish Printed cheviot Sets
Of Collar and Cuffs. for travelling. ssssbors or
mountain wear. Only <sc. psrset-
Qist noor.,
LACE FLoUNcINGs AND NETs-ws have
the pleasure Of showing few new patterns IN
&o-inch Black chsntiiiy Lace Flouncines
which We offer 81 the popular price Of q so per
yard
The newest IN tAces 10 the 4o-inch Black
'Toscs" Fiounc;ns. being Fisured Tosca Net,
With deep scalloped border. % per yard.
tFirst aoor.,
. WINDSOR TIES AT HALF.PRIcE-The
large size All-silk Windsor Ties at Csc Chalf-
price) are having rapid sale. This purchase
was the largest in quantity. the most varied in
assortment and the greatest bargain we have
ye< secured. They are hardly to be compared
with the Ties usually sold at Soc. rs they sp-
pear to Be . slightly better quality We have
both the light and darksround shades. beaut,-
fully figured. dotted. SC. 25c. each.
AN AUGUST" DRIVE IN TowELs.-one
Of the special attractions Of our August sale Of
Linens and Housekeeping Goods is the follow
ing bargain In Towels: 500 doc. Extra Quality
Fuii-blesched German Lnen Huck Toweis
sizes 20 By 40 and % by 44-inch. in Red and
Blue Borders and Plain White. which We offer
at the exceedingly low price Of
soc. each: $40 per dozen.
We shall place them on Q center table In the
morning as = special August attraction
(second fooro
BARGAINS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Good Muslin Drawers with deep hem ana tucks,
Price. 25c.
Muslin Gowns with yoke Of six Hamburg IN.
servings and tucks. Hamburg edge around neck
and sleeves Price. sl.
Good Muslin Gowns with pointed yoke and
two Torchon insertings in yoke. Neck and
sleeves edged with lace. Price. 81.
Three Styles of Muslin Gowns With yoke Of
solid tuckins and Hamburg edge around neck
and sleeves. Price, s1.
Lonsdale Cambria Gowns, with pointed yoke.
With two Hamburg insertinss. tucks on either
side. neck and sleeves edged with Hamburg.
Price, 81.
tSecond hoor)
SMALL wAREs.-loo Hairpins in . boz.
Assorted sizes. only &c. per box.
$40 Superior English Pins in paper for Be.
champion" Needle Package, containing a set
Of shoe buttons. set Of button fasteners and
shoe needle, for loo.
Qirst aoor.J
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Montana is to be congratulated that in its
exciting hunt through the wilderness for a
eapital-site ii has escaped, though narrowly,
the deadly coils Of Anaconda"
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THE LATEST
The Celluvert Trunks o great success. The most
durable trunk made. Light as q feather, strong an
sole leather, at half the price
s19.9s.
"See Our" Leather Trunk muslin lined iron bottom
80 in "a 80, "a in S59S, SO in. Sc AS with leather
straps.
Reliable Barsains in my Mammoth Crockery De-
partment for Tomorrow only.
for ST. So
Handpainted American China Toilet Sets, 10 pcs,
worth %, for S32S.
New Shape Porcelain Toilet Sets with handsome
floral decorations, worth Sc. for s4.4s
Hand decorated American China Toilet Sets, with
Jar, worth IS, for 1894
Octagon Shape Decorated English China Tea Sets,
SO pieces, worth IS, for $3.76.
Decorated American China Tea Sets 6s pieces
worth IS, for s56S
Hand painted Glasgow China Combination Dinner
and Tea Sets, 1877 pieces. for s154S
New Shape Decorated English China Dinner Sets.
III pieces. worth SIS, for s149s.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT
s12s 26-in. Saline OIidize Handle Umbrella for
Csc. -''
alas ae-in. Saline oHdize Handle Umbrella for
sl.3s 26-in Gloria Silk Umbrella, with GOLD CAP,
only $50.
ais 2e-iu. Gloria SILK Umbrella, o,idizs handle,
only s13S.
e~so So-Au. oioras SIX UMBRELLA oxidize handle.
only S19S
s24s 2e-in, Gloria Silk Umbrella. natural wood
hAndle. only Ell 90
s32s 26-in. Twilled Gloria silk Umbrella with on
inch gold cap, for s2.4S
e2.9S 2s-in. Gloria Silk Umbrella, with oxidize
handle, for S2.4 49,
81. IS La Tosca Umbrella for s1.es.
&3.2S La Tosca Umbrella for s24s
Fine La Toscs Umbrellas at greatly reduced prces
At
r. GOLDSCHMID. lOo7-l ooo Fstnv
Store open on Saturday from $50 am to pm 1t
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The effect Of the rivalry between cities,
which Is carried to q more absurd extreme in
the west than in this part Of the country, is well
shown in Montana, where the struggle over the
state capital the other day resulted temporarily
In the choice Of town whose general insigniA-
canoe is relieved only by q ridiculous novelty
In name. This was due to the resolve on
Butte's part that Helena should not have the
honor, and on Helena's part that Butte should
temporary capital, where the business Of the
gov ernment might be carried on till arrange
meDss were made for its permanent accom-
podation, the same spirit prevailed. In either
Helena or Butte convenient quarters could
haze been provided for the state Offices with
out trouble; but neither of the rival cities was
willing to yield even this passing courtesy
to the other. There may be consolation
for the town finally worsted in this cutthroat
warfare in rejecting that the leading cities Of
the Union, with the single exception of Boston,
are not the political capitals Of their respective
states. Indeed, commerce and politics seem to
have so slight an affinity for each other that
students Of sociology have sometimes been
moved to wonder what would have been the
fate of New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, st.
Louis, Brooklyn or San Francisco IL they had
been handicapped in their struggle for popu-
lation and wealth by the political conditions
which have, in Albany, Harrisburg, Spring
Geld, jefferson and Sacramento, figured as
concomitants of a second rank
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RrxsAsrs Or CunD.rrs Goop..

xeEMNANTs OF CHuDRENB V1oODB.
~ Ncts-R 7. means reduced nom.
HOSIERY.--40 pairs, warranted fnst BLACK: nisen {
and ~ r. +. x6e. to 12hc.
DRES8Ee.-13 0insham Dr>ouos Il "a 4 y>ax~a =
=. el.36 70 Apc
6Ginsham Drssssa \. I. oLe0 - 7oa.
l3 ssalor 6uits Of Flannel end etockinss: yesrs
old sin r =. g. to ESQ. othes sasss rsduood
IN propoFtton.
81 InfAnts' Long ,Dssssss. prsst1iy srimsusa 40
tacksd the entire frons n. Z. ell6 70 $50
halhT wAlsTss-e6 -ohampaons' Hussa1s vaases.
= =. 6oc. 10 8ec.
e King" Psrcsls Waista \ =. sea = -
~ Flannel Waists. 1.I 76a % aoa
~ 1lann0 WatstA = y. oGc. - ooa
xm RALA1s noxA1s
- 11ax4R
sas O. an - n sva
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

l.o5o yards Best Inersin Carpets $50 per yard.
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets. asa per
yard.
5000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets. zoe.
per yard.
$50 yards Body Brussels Carpets. soc per ysrd
$500 yards Best Body Brussels Carpets. sl.oo per
yard.
goo yards Velvet carpets SOC per yard
1900 yards Best Velvet oarpets o.. 90 per yard
2.7oo yards Best Mooustts Carpets. 10 -
yard
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WHIT

Because we haven't room for them Thoueh our stocl
lie spread over nearly three Of flooring thsrs
isn't for the above enumerated stocks when IN
goods for fs arrive. and they arriving svsry dAy
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E.. {. III $; 8:
I: E,JyI:s;iE s. s. 5: III
4. E! r s..
STILL AarrKrrxa Low pafcra
WHILST OUR SALES ARE INCREASING QUIZ
PROFITS ARE DECREASING, BUT WE DON'T
MIND THAT AZ LONG As WI pfsposn OF OUR
STOCKS. NEVER BKroRE WAS MERCHANDISE
oYr1RED 30 Low.
Profits not taken into consideration ct all, for IN.
stance. We are selling beautiful FIGURED MuLLs for
12ko. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE lso.
In some OF the prsstsst designs and eonhinas,ons
svse introduced.
LADIES' cLoTE,
1lc PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE lso
In plain colOr and asuzsA
12xo. PER lard.
REGULAR PRICE, 1so.
LADIES' UNMADE DRESSES. made Of India Linen
s1.so FOR ENTIRE Ro1A
D,.oorr. ~,
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SALE OF DRY GOODS .o

Az We shall move into the stores Nos. 4o4 ana 4o6
fh py september and want 10 open with an entire
new stock we are determined close ont eyervthip,
la the line Of Dress Goods silks, velvets sstines
Gloves hosiery, corssts. Knit underwear Cioths for
Mems snd Boys wear Table Linens, Tovsl. c1o.h.
CARPETS. OH Cloths. &c. &c.
The stock - too numerous to mention psrticulsr
prices Jon want any goods for present nae or vim
ter bow Is the time to purchase. 1t viii pay You 10
purchase 1t our old stand.
HENRY sTRAsBUR0ER
SEQ 7th st bet. and I
Store for rent Wanted. Salesman and sAleslsdses.
au9-lm
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RANDOM 'Norrs.

It's worth ones while make round of our store at
this season. Don't make any difference whether
you're in absolute want of anything or not. You'll
find here thing and there thing that:you can use
and use to advantage. It's never time wasted to keep
posted as to what ue're doing
Now, in the Furnishing Depai tment that SIC IN
Numbered Shirt is to the trade 1t SURPRISES
them who kueso what what 1t Is big Collection of
excellence for SIC Not alone in the quality of the
material used, but in the fit and general get up"
Some OF the 5oc Neckwesr at quarter. aud some of
the 81 and sl25 qualities at half are still waiting
for you Don't hang of until grim necessity drives
you to these scarfsor theren hot likely be any here
then There are only few now. as tits.
In the Hat Department any mans Straw Hat is
quarter. We haven't many A week ago we pulled the
plug out of the Light Derby Hat stock That guve Won
any one you wanted for 81. 4s They're the same to-
day-what are left. OF course in Travelling BATS.
Tennis Caps and such like you can't suggest sty le if
its good for anything, but what show it to YOU
Shirt Waists and the thinner articles Of wearing
are pushed to the front in ChiIdrens Department
Well that is what you to see, isn't. We want to
tell the ladies' that If they want Waist either Flannel
or Perce for themselves their children to look at
our assortment. In the first place the m then the put
serns-u iact everything ABOUT them Il OF superior
order and the prices not any more or ss much az
you'll pay for something way below their level Flsn-
mel suta Washable Kils etc-noveltiss that are not
10 be seen everywhere
tSecond noor)
Probably Psntaloons are interesting more gentle
men Just now than anything else. We're giving them
oar attention. e2o0 TO elO-anywhere along in
there you can get pair Of Trousers that viii suit
They'll ut perfectly the patterns new and taking
and the fabrics better for the money than you've seen
BEFORE or wiz see anywhere else nos0
Third aoor.)
In Shoes we've got some surprises on the way.
They'll be here In time for tomorrow We hope, but q
We make II point never to advertise what's not posi-.
lively In the store. wen have to postpone any formal
announcement. We've plenty hero on hand thos win
interest you
Anyhow. stroll through the house--sse Whist ws'ss
doing. II there Is anything you want get 10. II not
w shAii BE- GLAD to have seen you.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE oUTRrTTERs WHO STAND NEAR TIE
sxvRxTH STREET AND MIRxxr SPACE
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peeertys Art Goods ct Less than coss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-09
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

nyou want to make paying investment this ID your
opportunity Fine wei ssche.p Furniture Of every
Kind ana class VIII be sold from % to 30 per cent
less than regular prices. Why Because the styles
chsnge twice year and determined not 10 en-
hibit the same styles two years in succession.