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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

In another column is printed statement of
the precedents in appointments from the Cir
cults to the Supreme Court of the United States,
which indicates that the appointment to fill the
present vacancy should be made from the
fourth circuit, which includes Maryland. Viz
ginia. West Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina. This circuit is one of the largest
and most important Of all the judicial circuits
OF the country. 1t embraces four of the origi-
nal states Of the Union. It extends for many
miles along the Atlantic seaboard. 1t contains
apopulation Of at least six millions. 1t has
within its limits the large and important cities
Of Baltimore, Richmond, Charleston, Whining
ton and Wheeling. Washington is practically
included within it. 1t represents commercial,
manufacturing and agricultural interests of i'm
mense magnitude. 1t has long since been re-
stored, in every part to its perfect relations to
the other states and the Union under the
Constitution, and should now be awarded that
equal representation in the Supreme Court,
TO which 1t appears TO be entitled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

Henry Clews, the New York banker and
broker, put a significant clause in his latest
weekly financial circular, demanding that
Mayor Grant, IL he finds that mastery activ-
ity Is not one Of the traits of his present ex-
eeutive committee on the worlds fair of 1892.
should dispose Of them and select a new and
Deter committee" Such q prod, taken to-
gether with the lonely grandeur of the San's
$1,000 contribution, the Worlds daily express
sion OF disgust with the laggard millionaires, and
the candid indifference toward the whole
scheme manifested by the Evening Post, sug-
gests as an appropriate epitaph for New York 3
fair project the old one on the short-liyed
baby:
'Sinee so soon I'm done for.
wonder what was heann snr2n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
75c. GARMENTS Fon $50.

GoWSs.-Note the muslin. the width aud length
the sises l3 to 16, the feled seams the lock stitch
the STYLE "Mother Hubbprd,n with IS tucks in yoke
and superior embroidery ct neck and sleeves Did
you better here good value at the credit
stores for Toe,
CHEMIsEs AND DRAwERs.-EqualIy as well
made and fnishedand in all sizes Some Of those lace
trimmed being worth nearer oil than tic. See SAM
pies OF these Soc garments in large center window
SKIRTS.-Sizes SO to ~. Extra width and full
length; superior muslin, embroidered rufie tucks,
&C. Count the cost of such muslin and trimmings and
you'll find 80 cents Ia considerably less than cost Of
materials.
CORSET COvERS.-There are qSc garments for
5ec. Made Of the best cambria, pumpadorr aud v
shape with trimming Of fine Medic lace and smbroid-
cry. Sizes 80 to a. Faultless ut.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
THr Fam
B12 9TH ST. NV.

We have some splendid bargains to offer You tomor-
row. but before spsak TO you about them we call
your attention 10 the extensive Assortment Of School
States. school Bags Scholar Compositions Sliding and
Lock Bo1ss Fitted Bofes. etc. ETC. We have big lot
Of sponsss and whoever buys any School Supplies Of
US viii be entitled 10 sponses Free.
NOW READ THE SPLENDID BARGAINS FOR
TOMORROW:
worth Sc.-crystal-shell saucers for a
Worth 10c.-crystai Square Cheese plates So
Worth 1oc.-Hand. painted Bait Shakers Co.
Worth sc,-Iemonade or custard Muea, &c.
Worth 15c.-Japanese Fruit Saucer for Be.
Worth 35c.-MaJolica Pitchers only 2gc
Worth 3oc.-BronEed Japannsd Cuspidors, Ice.
OUR HOUSEHOLD TUMBLERs-C1EAR CRY.
sTAI- FLuTED, A PRETTY. CLEAN AND STRONG
TUMBLER. ONLY &c. EACH OR IL FOR 900.
SOME MORE
REAL @ o Cd BARGAINS,
Worth 12c.-Hair Brushes only 30.
Worth 15c.--Pasent Grip whiss Broom. O..
Worth e5c.-Handsone Japanned Carriers. 3sc.
Worth ls-walnut Frame Towel Rollers 10.
Worth l9c.-Handsorns Crystal Pickle Dishes. Toe.
Worth 15c.-Polished Wood Knife Box only &c.
WE ovERBOUGHT OURSELVES IN Al LOT OF
PRETTY LITTLE OIL LANDSCAPES WITH GILT
FRAMES. WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM OUT To-
MORROW. THEY ARE WORTH ABOUT 75c. THEY
GO TOMORROW FOR ESQ. EACH.
each hand-painted; exquisite desisns
Cups. saucers and Plates for 81 10, worth s1.gs.
Decorated Hand-painted China Tooth Pick Stand,
with $500 hardwood Tooth picks, for only loo
CHEAP AND GOOD.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES.
Yellow Bowls. 4c.-Cast Steel Household Saws. 1gc.
Mincing Knives, 3c.-Larye Japanned Candle tick
only 30. Wooden Soap Dishes with Metallic Drainer
only oe.-Ink. 20. Mucilage, 2c-French Backing
only 3c.-Dasy Soap Dust only &c can-Best Bluins
only DC. bottle DR. Strons's Anmons. &C. bottle
Low and Sons Mammoth Toilet Soap only 4c. q cake
Some more Of those cheap odd. and ends in Glass
Ware on our bargain counter.
THE FAIR, SIG 9TH st NV,
1t FRANKIE & CO.. Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

There Is mistake somewhere. Mr. Tanners
friends assertpositively that he would not resign
as commissioner of pensions until promised
the position Of District recorder of deeds. The
President has with equal distinctuess and
emphasis stated on several occasions that the
latter Office would be filed by some citizen Of
the District There must be a misunderstand-
ing of the matter on the part Of those who
SPEAK for Mr.. Tanner. II is incredible that
the alleged bargain was made, in view of the
home rule pledges and principles of the ad-
ministration, and the Presidents personal ex-
pressions on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
REALLY MARVELLOUS VALUES.

Not 80 easy TO depict on paper as the goods above
mentioned but even better bargains these very
finest Endorsements Made Of Silks, Lawns Cam
brics and Muslins ne that they all drape grace
fully as all were SILK Trimmed with the hlmy Plat
Valeuciennes and Medici Laces; are they not altly
termed Bridal Garmentsy
GoWNs.-Copy Of q Gown from the wedding tros-
seau imported for one OF millionares daughters
are those with embroidered shirt fronts ana sleeves
pulled and plated; delicate laces and ribbons the
trimmings. The price is ridieuIous-snly Q ps,
Actual worth from 60 to slO
SILK ENTERTAINMENTS Lovely tirts in Blue
and Pink also Cream and White. Very expensive Plat
Va1enciennes and Fedora Lace trimming sc as 10
e15ss. The most expensive are nearly half-price.
e2 GOWNS FOR 9Sc.--Allusion is made to the
Fine Muslin Gowns with trimmings OF Plat Val lace
and embroidery.
s4.9s SKIRTS FOR 81. 9s. Graceful drapery are
these Skirts, with finest lace trimming.
e2.25 SKIRTS FOR 81. 4S-These garments have
embroidery trimming. See the embroidery and you'll
appreciate their worth.
eB-Not all the bargains you'll find here tomorrow
are quoted above. but all think IL 20 write Of
Many other choice pieces. but some Of them may be
gone before YOU call.
THE PAIArs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

......--......-.....soe.
AZ the aforementioned goods are our own .npOrss-
a0h we can recommend them - ine - come TO shia
country and our prico' are % low - they can b
bought for in the United states
We call your special attention to our ALL-wooL
FoULEs AT 37ssc.; also our ALL-wooL CASH
MERE AT 37so These two items are unusually
cheap and excellent goods for the money.
Anew Fabric IN DRESS MATERIAL rs PRINTED
FLEECE CLOTH" warranted to wash. Persian ef-
fec's' Stripes and Figure The very msseri. you Wish
for Wrappers. Tea Gowns etc.
ONLY lSc. PER YARD.
ThEooTiNE cotton and WOOL 10 Brown snd Darh
Gray former price 4oc- Now selling for zoe.
6hocAptD WoRsTEDs IN THIRTEEN DIFFER
ANA ooNon'' 90 ihohes WIDE zoe per yard 1hess
~" D's'. @'''s' sNa '0t 'ne pres she" 70 srsss
advantage
AhA DhSi ~'e' AND SING. cAsHNkRL. In ~
0'i0r' also very hns Henrietta for %se.
run Line OF oon PLAIN and FANCY DRESS
'oops from iSso' % Voc Thi' line entrees nsns
oeau'ii III styles
ArsS'a going 70 nave any OF the conciAvs visians
your n So make preparations accordingly.
"eA"'e' ~ u'uA- anticipated your wanu 10 thers
anything In this list you need
"ANoA eIhAAN pAAAsA ioWEL
i2Sc'
i"i'n NUN io"EL sze 10 oy 50 l2'so
A"~AN NUN io"Al- ~ oy 80 iS'se
HMM HUM fo"Ai- isos So ise' or " per
'0-e"'
fAAiN WHITE HOck TOWELS size 2os<o
~~
HuCk TOWELS sire 2lr42, 2ee or e2.eo psE
dozen
rxrp, ur.vv orD,<.x ,,,,x ror,-,
22x44' 2oe-
SCOTCH HucK TowEL,sze 23x4e. 2se.
notrRr r urnr rovpr .,~.. "a.
ANoiihp fHiNsh bhoSAhr BORDER Hook
TOWELS. 2oc.
KNoTTKD FRINGE pEyoNsHIRs MUCK a,xxa
q.
S-"N DA~ASA- ~S~se
2Sc.
GERMAN pAMAsK FANCY poRprR. osc
rxp,r.c,,r,, ,x,,
- '''
<oo
UNBLEAcHED TURKISH TOWEL. ass 1883.
12,xc.
,,,.o,.,,, u,--.a- u-
SIS Is: Il. WOO, ::...., e. ...... q:
.: e: Z: :; :. ct:
S~A eiHe Va SSN~hho DAhNAhkS soctoos ns0
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v. NJ SINISTER q SONS,
$40 PENN. AVE, NV
sef6

SALE AT ST. CHINA AND HousEFURNIsH.
~ ING STORE.
TO make room for improvements and New Goods
we Will sell THIS WEEK at Half Price:
decorated China Cups and saucers, lOc worth oOc
decorated China Cuspidors, Soc. worth zoe.
decorated Cuspidors, l2c., worth 2Oc
Niceline Cuspidores. Ice. worth zoe.
Dish Pans, Zoe, worth 2Uc. zoe. worth 3Oc osr
worth 32c Wash Bowls and Pitchers 4Oo, worth
zoe; OOc, worth YOc. Cream Pitchers &C. worth
ioo Sc, worth &c. Goblets, &c.. worth 81, Thin
Inmolers plain, Sc.i engraved, &c. Berry Dishes
Nice Ladies' Broons 15c, worth Csc.
DINNER Sets, Tea sets. Chamber sets Wooden Ware
prices. Ns' 'eis Az"
Fine "a Lamps only 60
Don't miss such bargains
LAWRENCE CAVALIER,
~ 1910 M N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
"Sinee so soon I'm done for.
wonder what / was be0un Sor2.

If the official equal the unofficial reports of
the speed Of the trial trip of the cruiser Balti-
more, she will be able to get out OF the way of
the scows and other small craft which have
wrought such havoc in our navy in recent
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

The school teachers strike at Lynn il differ
ent from the orthodox, old-fashioned sort, in
which the birch in the strikers hand did all
the mischief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
New FAIL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS

W. NJ. SINISTER SONS
Have lust opened an elegant assortment of Fail, and
Winter DRESS FABRIQUEs of the latest importa-
ton, comprising one of the handsomest and newest
collections Of cAMELs HAIR and other FINE
WOODEN MATERIALS they have ever offered.
Also a complete assortment of DELINs CLOTHS
In all the new shades and of very superior quality
100 DRESS PATTERNS Of COMBINATION
WOODEN and oAMELs HAIR ROBES, with perfect
match for each color
100 pieces CoLoRED FRENCH CAsHMEREs in
all the new Fall and Winter shades ranging from SOC
to the very best quality and all at the very lowest
price; I'm fact our assortment is complete and
very attractive, and will, no doubt be ao-
preciated by all who are interested I'm see
ing the very latest styles for the approaching
season. and the choice styles generally selected
we feel confident that early call will be
and it will sfford us pleasure to show them.
We have also just opened an elegant assortment of
BLACK SILKS of well known brands and have so,ne
extra bargains to start With and We are prepared now
to show the best BLACK SILK AT ONE DOLLAR
per yard that we have EVER SHOWN for the price
and the finer goods equally cheap.
LINEN TOWELS Of every grade.
LINEN DAMAsKs in great variety.
100 doz LINEN NAPKINS ranging from NJ Der
dozen to the finest imported: and in fact compets
assortment Of FALL AND wINTBR GOODS. and ara
at the very lowest prices.
Also complete assortment Of WOODEN suITINGs
In all the new colorinss, all Of which will be shown
and you will not be pressed to buy IL you are NOT
suited.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

The sight Of all the royalty in Samoa living
at peace must vex the soul Of that German
consul who stirred up the bad blood last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
Grvr Us Yous IDEA.


IT'S ours we've got the finest line Of overcoats-ligh
people think sc-we heard It talked around outside.
Really we don't see how any could be better We know
what materials go to make up fine garments. You
Know by experience what sort of workmen us employ
IT'S just as easy two and two. The best Yaterials
and the best standard Of ,oork CAN'T produce anything
''off color" Now = coat with silk facings at s1ois
not acommon thing You can't pick 'em of every bush;
but ,e've got of them and full silk lined ones Is
well in the neighborhood Of s15 We haven't put the
silk the sacrifice Of anything else either Its on
them as the consistent accompaniment of the fabrics
The style. ht. finish and quality all demandit
OF course these features cling other grades up
to ego. s25, $50 and s35. You've q right to always
look for them there. The taors 1t in their pro-
auctions which we are rivaling. Not at our prices
though, nor within ten dollars Of them. That's
undergo at their hands.
Metons Kerseys. Cheviots, Tweeds, Cassirhcres,
Trcots and worsteds, in plain weaves wide and mar
row wales-very fashionable, too-beside other fancy
fabrics with fancier that you don't know, or
care anything about. That's our Iine-and from s1o
to s35 our grades. Look at OURS If you want to see
good sensible perfect fitting garments.
Given what you're going to for Suit this fall
any thought yeti Now is the time It's well to 20 at
this matter deliberately. We want you to see what
weue got here-and you can't do that in hurry-the
fabrics and the patterns are so numerous We start
in the Suits where do with the Overcoats $40,
and go up little higher-to $40. when you're buy
ing Suit Of Just bear in mind that we send our
reputation out in every garment we sell you-and we
are not trusting that into anything that we are
ashamed Of. Il guarantee Nth W. means something
Our Suits from slo to $40 are cut by our experts
made by best talent-and they stand high in the
Clothing world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

This has been great year for water-in
everything except votes on prohibition.
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WAnnASrEp BLACK Silks.


Answer this please. After you have worn Black
Silk Dress for year and you no sgns Of the seams
slippns or Of the Silk cracking. and when, too you
have learned that it does not crock, don't you fnk
the Sir must be suoeriOr' And when you are offered
such silks from ten cents to seventyve cents yard
less than charged at the credit stores don't you ink
you should buy a, sae Palofs Royatf
WARRANTED ONE YEAR
Should the Black Silks bought at The Palais Royal
slip crack crock within one year Of purchase new
silk will be given.
written guarantee on demand. All we AJAX "a -FOUR
name and address.
PROMPT CASH PAYMENTS.
Prompt payments not only enables US to sell 1t
smaller profits than do the cred, merchants but we
are often enabled to make very advantageous pur-
chases. The following lots will be found unusually
good valuesbetter than ever offered before in this
city. However. we cannot always guarantee such
qualities for the prices these lots were secured
from the importer at reduced prices only bscause he
shortly 10 TO represent some other hrm
HERE Is THE LIST:
10 PIECES BLACK sURAHs, 20 inches Vide. ga I.
the 2oinch, sc. and g. These surahs are from ten
cents to twenty-five cents below usual prices Com
parison with samples from elsewhere Will tell you 90
10 PIECES WARRANTED BLACK SILKS. Fun %
inches wide. Only OIL yard VIII compare favor
ably with the LES 81 IS silks of the credit stores
and equal any silk heretofore offered by the Psiass
Royal at s1.19
25 PIECES BLACK q. @. SILKS at sl.2s, $3.50.
s1.es. and $685. Samples and comparison viii tell
you the truth Of their actual values.
10 PIECES BLACK FABLE FRANoAIsE. o..
s11e, sl.25. Ell so. sL6S sls9 II you will sele c.
dress while these silks are here you'll bu at twenty
I've yard less than the usual PAlais Royal prices ana
from thirty-hvs 10 nifty cents below credit store
prices
lsp1EcEs BLACK sATrN RHADAMEs 75c., al
sl.1a e1.D5. e1.5o. and q. dB yard. The remark.
able value shown 1t 75c viii dispose of the three
pieces offered ct that price
13PIEcEs BLACK FANCY s1LKs-Royai Arnure
Peau de Sole and Rhadzmir at d and 81 Is are very
superior qualities for the pricsa
ePIEcEs BLACK MORE sILK-certa,niy never
pohofe, sno uououui X ever okn1n such Suka n II.
s1.26. e1.5o and 90 %.
ls PIECES BLACK FANCY wEAvEs-Mo,rs ana
q. Stripes. More and Satin Stripes, Pskiu stripss
and Brocsdes from 81 10 81. 90 yard.
tvLadies viii hnd it profitable to ansicipsse THAR
Black Silk Dress Wants The Palais ROYAL h.s nexey
before bought 30 sdvantaeeousy and assures ron that
you probably have never before had such an opport
nifty 10 20 sdvsntsgeously purchase Back sflt pres
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Snxs. Ptusnrs AND VrIvrrs.
rAfLLE FRANCHISE In Autumn rius.. s,.c.,
bargain ct q yard
SILK PLusHEs.-Fifty Shades, which ipc,uds ri
the new $4,000 tna width. Is IN. przoe ose.
yard
TRIMMING vELvKrs IN an shsasG ~, q,
e1.25. e. so and up 10 % q yard afl
BLACK vELvErs 81 q, s1.es. slso, o., s2.so
and e3a yard j
q Special Importation q s7-sn. Basef Velvet a
e4s0 gard
,oo,.,,,.as.,, TIE rALAls ROYAL
I'M ~---------------~
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LEAVING No TnAcr BrHrsp II.

TIE result q our bushes snds.ySrsi Nsy sr ''
s ssrs "a! our
Ss " n q oh them and sO
1sSss .sss y. .aoSS b sis ai sdssS
"A Toll OF sIsT RsHYsb I IFs NO TRACE
leaving nsishss name Il srsss ho 9 r.ss%srsnss
But WV we ars or Tssnss Are Sa
RIGHT. Continued HIGHT. and sh.ii end RIdHf; ana
I'M esss ssss1fi
w IL ss
has Ha brought 81, ~ m much aod a.. ~ s,,, .,s,a.
sna %a s 1 ol soa il
pisasan. rscOIsssSns s nsr lind words Tor ~ NV
TEN PER l SESf d Il ARtsHfH HOUSE.
The little menm God bless them Are our best
porssrs as them made seaasin, WITH
Ss theft and Their m0sssT. their sisters
little cousin. and ths SiE pnss TOO, 49,
for that we are pofns FUN At them when VIZ
SUITS TO ' boy. f aT g 60 4 ' SURF p age
Others Of better At pS sIiss SUIT
And osh a Of prime auAtyohsviots in Stripe
Likewise Suit. isr sH Sofs size. "A to
&c. v ss sp 81 tGns Pants at sa7S $3.50
.5Slse sHdfT IS FSE NES q $3.50. 1915. $3.50.
we've sos EN- but ycs know we cam. hold
en long at the prices above quoted therefore twere
ven 70 De on hand early IL would be partakers Of
the rich feast which has been prepared for you.
TEN Y Els CENT e e1s sRfss HOUSE
927 and 900 7th ST. n. w..
o0 sFE1 Gfi.ss oSs ss sGsRa~
Once Coats. strpss and checks a5 cent, each .e,e
over 100 DOZEN LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
~ wear to be sold at 20 and DOC;
How To SEousr
AaooD TIN ROOF.
Send 10 n. Nc. TAYLOR CO., for q COPY of their
book on ROOFING TN. "5 900 references and
80 DOC, 600 square Feet Used without Single Com
plaipt is its abbreviated title. gives full particu-
lars about Roofing Tin, Paint, Felt, &C, and how to
protect yourself against the Of inferior materials
book qf some 900 pages. profusely illustrated.
TAYLOR "OLD STYLE" BRAND
EXTRA HEAVY COATED ROOFING TIN.
This nne, old brand of tin has been found to be ist
~ good after forty years when first put on
Samples and book mailed free.
N. b @. TAYLOR co.
Established 1s1O-soth year
IL Chicago. Philadelphia. Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16
They SEE Monr CrrAnIr.

The mask seems TO have fallen from before the
peoples eyes They zee more clearly than ever before
that fine clothing such as produce and distribute.
Ia the cheapest In the end. Judging from the VEN
remarkable rush with which fall trade has opened
this feeling seems to be general The people have
found by actual experience that ns clothin. costa
them no more than ordinary ready-mads grades ~
sold elsewhere. They also seem to have wholesome
recollection of being charged e1horbtant prices for
their only see the same qualities
sold for onehaf the price later on. All these things
are bound to operate In our favor. Our prices are
marked ut the lowest notch now We canr afford to
sell goods for less or later on We've got the
clothes the people want and we've every reason to er-
pecs continuance of the peoples patronage.
ROBINSON, PARKER Co,
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN cLoTHIERs,
sele-eo 31e SEVENTH ST, COR or d.
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39c. Coksrr Gowns Fon 25c.
Best cambria. Embroidery trimming. sizes 80 10
"a. Absolutely perfect fitting
THE PALA1s ROYAL.
fCoptinued beloy1
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Loox Or Fon Tn Tnrr.

AVOID THE THIEF.
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Pfocrastnation IL the thief OF time Delay visit 10
che Great Sale Of Cotton Underwear now taking place
at the Paais Royal and you viii be robbed Of the best
Opportunity. and The last opportunity OF the year.
secure Underrarments At Nearly Half-rrfc..
Maybe you read Saturdays sdvt.s To those who
did not re briefly ear the surplus stock Of one Of the
leading manufacturers Of the country 10 on the coun-
tiers Of the PalAis Royal.
If you didn't call today be here a. early possible
tomorrow. Over 5000 garments were here this morn
ing at O'CLOCK and at time of writing this advertise
ment u1:3o O'Clock, over ave hundred pieces had
been sold
You find below list Of lots which viii certainly be-
here tomorrow. The smaller lots are even better bar.
gains but are not mentioned, since the style You
might AJAX for might BE- gone by tomorrow.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
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DAILY COMMUNICATION

VIII "@" p'e~~Aas NIUE ehss Win sose
'"1 ""'' D"s' " NOT ''h' hurr'ediy share N for ~
"''' @A'' A''e' '0u ss' through WIN What yos
afe a0'ns' &c" ~sh' pour whole sstention; 10 VII
" '.'"' '''A'A'' 'na P''s'>hns spshs for sss 60
-e"'e"e1 10" ""s' 'Ake ums 70 Be Informed, never
''e Ahe~ sn' sAse four
a'ne' 10" Know 'hs most money made b the nss.r
''1 ''s 'Hu w P''mi's 70 10 TINS Tor y0a SO~isr
'' '" SUI" 'ou why Ss can ssa yea
seoes sno saw fou money
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A D1rr,currr OvrncoMs.

WELL sHoD Is WELL DRESSED"
SEEMS TO BE OFTEN DIsREaARDED IN
THE WAY OF CHILpREN's ATTIRE, FOR
THE SIMPLE REASON THAT IT HAS Al
WAYS BEEN HARD TO FIND NEAT DUR.
ABLE cHILD's SHOE AT A MODERATE
COST. THIS DIFFICULTY WE HAVE AT
LAST OVERCOME BY PLACING ON OUR
SHELVES TODAY A SHOE OF OUR OWN
DESIGN. WE CALL IT OUR NEW DAISY
SHOE" IT IS PRONOUNCED BY GOOD
JUDGES THE HANDsoMEsT CHILD's SHOE
EVER PRODUCED. AND MADE OF THE
FINEST FRENCH DoNaoLA. SLIPPER
FoxED. WITH DIAMOND SHAPE KID TIP
AND EXTENDED soLEs. 1T WILL
SURELY SELL AT SIGHT.
THEY COST ONLY A TRIFLE MORE
THAN ORDINARY SHOES, BUT IN COM
PARIsoN TO WHAT SUCH GOODS
USUALLY SELL FOR THEY ARE AT LEAST
soc. PAIR BELOW MARKET PRICES.
Children's Daisy Shoes, Sizes 5 to 8, s1.25
Children's Daisy Shoes, Sizes 81 TO 1OH,
s1.50
Misses Daisy Shoes. Sizes IL to 2, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

&c IN. SILK PLUSH. 1000 YARDS IN ALL, 2sc.
1Oper yard at our opening Monday, Sept. 10, for
one week. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
18th ST. Sc. sel3-6t
nR, WARMERS HEALTH, NURSING AND COR.
Aaline size "a %, 20, 81 and 2S, 40c at open.
ing Monday. Sept 49,, It will pay you to come from
any section. DOUBLE COMBINATION. 11th ts.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

GRAND FALL OPENING AT KAUFMANs,
ODOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th st. Sc, Monday
Sept 10. for one entire week. Immense bargains.
se13-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-16

VIENNA WARE
We are opening today importation Of RICH
VIENNA Decorationsin SALAD BOWLS. ICE CREAM
SETS. OLIVE DISHES. CUPS and sAUCERs, BON
BON TRAYS, &C., &c. --
In DINNER and TOILET SETS our assortment IL
complete and prices very low
wILMARTH & EDMoNsToN,
CHINA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ee4-3m 1905 Penn ave.