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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-06
THE POLICE COURT.
A Disgusting Case Before Judge
 BrndStreet This Morning.

A DlSSuSt1nE Case Before Judge
 Bradstreet This Morning.
 Charles c. Porter, charged with at. tempt at rape, was this morning given a hearing and probable cause was found to bind him over to the action of the superior court under bonds of $500. The assault occurred Wednesday afternoon between and , o'clock in the rooms of Mrs Ada Kiernan over Fagan's saloon on North Elm street. The woman told a we'll connected story, admitting that she has been a little more familiar with Porter than a casual acquaintanceship would warrant. but stoutly declared that he committed the assault. Porter denied the charge, but the bulk of the evidence was against him.
 Another case of rape mentioned yes terday was continued to the superior court, the defendant being placed under $1 ,O0O bonds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-06
They Never Hesitate

To give prices at the Excelsior Clothing Co which freeze out all other clothing competitors. We are here to stay and must sell goods, therefore.we offer such great inducements that every locker is made purchaser. Don't fail to go where you can make your hard earned money reach the furthest and to do so visit the
 EXCELSIOR CLOTHING CO,
 Big Red No 147,
 Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-06
A Sadly Afflicted Man.

John Mccarthy of Meriden, the father of the yonng man who ended his life by draught of embalming fluid, is a sadly afflicted man. He is in poor health him. self, one of his sons is home from college on account of poor health, his oldest daughter was buried last week, and now his oldest son lies dead at home-a sui eide. Truly, this poor man has had his share of worldly affliction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-06
Carried From Last Season.

Wednesday morning. March 27 shall place several thousand dollars worth of garmees CARRIED OVER FROM LAST SEASON.
 About seveneights of the Garments medium weight and just adapted to present Good styles and worth us as much goods they broken ots then again. we obliged to make for the largest stock of SPRING CLOTHING that have ever bought
 MEN and YOUNG MEN SUITS $6.5o, $s.5o an worth $lO, SIP and $14.
 MEMS and YOUNG MEMS SUITS, $12, $15 and SIS worth $15, $2O and $22.
 DARK and LIGHT COLORS in SACK and BROCK VERY DESIRABLE STILES
 BOYS SUITS, PLATED JACKETS, $25o, $3 and ss 50 worth $350, $4 and $5.
 We predict that greater portion will be sold inside of ten days and would advise customers f, make tber selection at once
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-06

Go TO LADD's for fine bananas, pine apples, spinach, groceries and fruit of al kinds.
 DR. c. w. s. FROST, 187 Bank street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
THE NV LAcE NOVELTIES.


The Chantilly Lace will lead for 1889. The IRE
pressibe Chantilly is as of yore. but the PALAIS
ROYAL has lived and learned, and, therefore, better
values for 1889 than during 1888. WE EARNESTLY
ASK AN INSPECTION OF THE NEW STOCK for its
collection has been carefully and anxiously gathered
together for this
FIRST SPECIAL LACE SALE OF 1889.
42-in. Black Silk Chantilly Flouncinss
Prices 81, S1.50 81 75, 81, 81 %, SO, 1926 80 so
81, S46S, So, 1925, $5.4S.
sS Two patterns at 81 yard we positively sold
last season at $135 and NO LESS THAN PAT.
TERMS at 81 a yard that were last season 81 2)
S2.35, S24S and 81. rs respectively
42-IN. SPANISH GUIPURE LACE FLOUNCINGS
Prices 81. s1.6s 81, 1925, So 6s, IS and 1895.
~ Better value than offered last season at 81 %
is now given at 81 yard
AIN. CREAM AND WHITE LA CE FLOUNCINGs
Valenciennes, Fedora, Chantilly and Spanish
Guipure Flouncings shown in Black
THE NEW DRAPERY NETS.
PRICES-40c., S:5c.. 81, 81 10, 81 25 81 So 81 so
S1.6S, 81, 81. 6S, SO, S3.6S
SHADES-Black, White, and all the new Evenina
Shades, which include Old Rose Primrose Light Gray
&c.
sTYLEs-Russan, La Tosca Brussels, Point DIS
prit, Polka Dots, Stripes Figures
sFFully 54-inch wide is the Point d Esprit Net, in
all colors, AT ONLY 4Oc. YARD. An illustration
of cheapness and goodness combined. If so good a,
40c. what at the higher prices!
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

Gun LAsr FrroRr.
to n make the mare 70 here trail ;pperhGOus
HALF PRICE SALE
You know what this means. Only 90 garments to be
sold Call early Pb Ie1se; a.pNFSrs
Plush ysite size IS, trimmed in set and far, all satin
Now HAIFpRIcr- so5
Plush Visite. trimmed with Seal skin size 80, sold
NOW HALF-PRIcE, $40.
One heavy gros grain SILK. Beaded all over. and
''i''neo ~ ne Now y9i ah AL sp $3.50
One Red; Blue Mixed Cloth visite. trimmed in light
fur' size 3d. i Sow I'll H siEIfi $3.50
Black and White Notified Cloth trimmed in Astra-
fhan' size 80 Sow s asLr PRICE Sc
Brown Diagonal Cloth trimmed with Fancy Plush.
~ w Sow HALE PRICE, s..
Light Tan BrosdcIoth jacket, lined in Silk trim
ea IN Dea'e To oRS 8I pae PRIc SIC ~ price sls
Blue Cloth, braided in Black and Gilt size SO. sold
NOW HALF PRICE. 50,
Newmarket with Cape and Hood size 3s. sold for
NOW HALF PRICE. $3.50.
Ia Black s Raglan trimmed in Fur. braided in Black
NOW HALF PRICE, sIe.
m Light Tan Diagonal Jacket trimmed in Beaver. size
NOW HALF PRICE. SO.
l Striped Cloth Newmarket with Cape size "a. sold
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50.
a. Checked Cloth Raglans, in SO and IS. with Bell
NOW HALF PRICE. $3.50.
I Back striped cloth Raglan, trimmed in fur, size
NOW HALF PRICE, ais.
Grey striped Raglans, with large sleeve, size &c.
NOW HALF PRICE, s5
ol Brown Cloth Newmarket with angel sleeve. size
Now HALF PRICE. $40.
=, Terra Gotta eloth-tr1mmed, in Black As.rachan,
2 Black Jackets, handsomely braided in black size
NOW HALE PRICE, Sill.
Striped Cloth Newmarkets, trimmed velvet, size Ie
price 81.
Blue Cloth Newmarket, trimmed in Black Astra-
NOW HALF PRICE, 90.
Checked Cloth Newmarket, with velvet hood. size
NOW HALF PRICE, 81.
! Brown Striped Cloth Newmarket size 10, sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50
JACKETS.
2 Checked Cloth Jackets, tailor-6nish, sizes IA
NON HALF PRICE. $3.50.
Bluestriped Cloth Double-breasted; size l6 Price
NJ NOW HALE PRICE. 1915.
= Plush Coats, size o, handsomely trimmed and
~ ''.1 " Now HALF PRICE. 81.
Blue SILK Suit trimmed in Velvet; size s: sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50.
Black Cloth Newmarket, trimmed in Braid and
Astrachan; size 10; sold for StT
NOW HALF PRICE. $3.50.
Blue Checked Cloth, trimmed in Velvet; size 10;
sold for Sl4 "
NOW HALF PRICE $3.50.
3 Small Plush Coats. size and years in Cardinal
and Brown; sold for Sl2.
NOW HALF PRICE. Sc
Misses Suits in striped cloth, nicely draped in IA
and 10 year size: sid for Sl4
NOW HALF PRICE. 81
Suits in Checked Cloth with plated waists size
years, sold for $l2
now HALF PRICE Sc
Blue Striped Cloth Suits. for Misses 10 with
trimmed waist and skirt price $1,000
NOW HALF PRICE, 1925
HALF-PRICE SALE.
BBBR A Y Y Mn Mn Nm ~ ssss
EBB "A ! ! Ma aaaM ssss
sekB AAA UI1p NM SIS 80
jalS eTH STH AND ID STRFFTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
UxDrRwrAn FoR SPECIAL SALE.

At 25c.-Ribbed Vests, So inches long, high mech
and long sleeves with crochet edge and sk ribbons
Color-Pink. Blue. Red, White. Cream, Ecru. These
Vests sometimes corset covers they con.
form 20 well to the shape 4Sc. Vest for 25c you
should appreciate.
At 6sc.-Fsncy Ribbed silk Iisle Vests in combine.
ton color. Imported TO sell st higher price,
At S5c-spun sink Ribbed ve<ts, In delicate shade.
and styles to with evening dres q rs quality
for Sc.
At soc-Hesvy Ribbed Wool Vests. with high neck,
and long sleeves. el-:5 quality are these.
American Hosiery Company's Underwear for Iadisr
and Childra u Special Prices 1t the Special Sale.
TIE PAI.AIs ROYAL
A. LIsNRR. Prup,
Corner 18th andPA ava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

To introduce them special sale for Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. January 81, 22, %, during
which days special sale prices for the newly
novelties
Great Improvement in colorings shown in the 1888
Hose
AT 25C.-Delicate shades of Fawns Modes Tans
Browns Grays and Slate. This particular
25c. Hose has white toes and heels which
are spliced
We show also fancy stripes and boot pat
tterns of quality and style that would
command last season Soc instead of 25c
AT 35C.All the new dress goods shades in Shoppers
new Hose "Heimich Schopper' stamped
on the white split feet. We mention it be-
cause you generally pay 44c. or 4sc for
such Hose
Novelties in boot pattern Hose at Sc
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
w. B. MosEs 4 Sox.


COR nth AND p SITS n. W.
win continue 10 give per cent discount on all cash
sales until further notice. and, in addition offer the
following special drives:
LOCO Curtain Poles. fun lensth in ash walnut ma
hoTany aud ebony finish. with brass trimmings com
plete. IL C. each.
500 Table and Piano Covers marked down 10 exactly
one-half their former prices.
1000 window Shades feet wide ana n fas, Ions,
mounted ON spring rollers. complete. 2Oc each
800 Mantle Lambreauins Table scarfs and rie.,e.
OF Borders OF embroidered plush. felt and tapestry
reduced TO exactly one-hAlf the former prices
% different oolors Of 72inch wide Felt Cloth orc
yard.
LOO yards Of various kinds and colors Of Frinee
reduced to one-hslf the former prices
LOCO yards Tapestry, cross. stripe. plain very
heavy goods, suitable for curtains or portieres re-
duoed to Soc, zoe. and 81 yard
1.150 pairs Nottingham Scotch Guipure imitation
Point and Brussels lace Curtains
marked IN plain figures at prices lower than New York
has advertised them.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
1000 yards OF Tapestry Brussels Carpets rpade.
laid and lined. at 55c. yard This Lot COMPRISES
some twenty patterns, from which the most PARTICULAR
buyers could find choice
1,2o0 yards of Med Extra Super Ingram Carpet al
Soc yard.
$50 made-up Carpet Squares with border ali around
varying in size from yards wide by -: yards long 20
AZ yards wide by yards long.
SPECIALITY
Berlin Rues made in one piece 20 III into as many
recesses and around rs many any room can
contain, with border all around These Berlin Rugs
or Carpets from Il TO inch in thickness and will
wear rs long as Turkish or Persian Carpet.
MARABoUT RUGS.
These are the most beautiful Rugs ever made and
they are sold At prices within the reach Of all
WE HAVE ERECTED
LARGE MOTH APPARATUS in our Upholstery
Shop.
THIS DRY-AIR SYSTEM is the only sure method
OF Graduating the mothmiler worm. egg and ali
insects from Upholstered Furniture, CAr,ets ORA
peries, Bedding Furs, Clothing, &c BY this method
we not only guarantee TO eKterminate all animal life
but also to remove unpleasant odors from the goods
and dsinfect them. thus destroying all germs of dis
ease.
Positively no damage done 20 finest frames or fab
rcs Anything that contains animal grease is food for
the moth This method extracts thAt-thereby -ecur-
ing the article from the further inroads OF the insect
Call or write for price list
OUR UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP
Is one Of the best in this country and our system
enables us to do rstclass work prices charged for
ordinary work. II you have any furniture 90 be no
paired or recovered call or write for estimate.
W.. b. MOSES SON,
Cor. llth and SITS. n. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
READ EvrKx WonD.

Read EvEEy. WoRD.
IT'LL PROVE MOST INTERESTING. You CAN'T
NOTE THE DIFFERENT BARGAINS WE'RE OF
FERrNG THIS WEEK WITHOUT PROFIT TC
YOURSELVES. THIS rs THE PROGRAM:
The Overcast sale viii continue throughout
this week. Then IL must stop.
The greatest Of eli our SUIT sales IL now IN pro-
gress-s12.S0 is the figure
The Inventory Sale of Children's Necessities
has been set down for the first three days Of this
week. It viii end Wednesday night.
WORD ABOUT EACH.
THESE ovERcoATs ARE OUR CHOICEST
LINEs-se5 s24. s2s. s22, eco AND els GAR
MENTs NOT A STYLE OR TWO, BUT EVERY
STYLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS. IMPORTED AMI
DOMESTIC, TO FIT ALL SIZES OF MEN ANT
YOUTHS. THEY HAD TO STAND BIG RUsH
ALL LAST WEEK. BUT THERE WERE LOTS Oh
THEM AND THERE ARE STILL LOTS OF THEM
UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT THE PRICE
AND YOU MAKE YOUR OWN sELECTIoN-Is sl5
THE SUIT SALE Is JUST CLOSING IT'S FIRST
DAYS RUN. IF YOU COULD SEE THE TABLES
YOU'D THINK A "NoRTHER" HAD STRUCK IT
THE WAY THEY'VE BEEN TOSSED Is eau.
TIoN THE STOCK HAS LITERALLY MELTED
AWAY. BUT WE HAD GREAT MANY AT THE
START, 80 THE LINES ARE STILL COMPLETE.
WE MAKE NO DISTINCTION IN THE PRICE BE.
TWEEN SACK OR CUTAwAY SUIT THEY
ARE s12s0, AND YOU DECIDE FOR YOUR.
SELVES WHICH YOU'LL HAVE. cHEvIoTs.
CAssIMEREs. woRsTEDs. CORKscREws. MEL
TONS, AND TwEEDs. THAT HAVE BEEN s25,
s24. s23. $50. AND s1s. COMPRISE THE AS
soRTMENT, so YOU SEE THEY MUST BE THE
CREAM OF THE SEASONS PRODUCTIONS.
s12.s0 Is THE FIGURE
THESE TWO LINES ARE ON OUR THIRD
FLOOR.
DOWN FIaHT-You'LL FIND THE INvEN.
TORY SALE IN FULL BLAST:
Boys ovsrcoats-12 to II years-from $3.50
tos15.
CnuurenD OvercoatS-S6 70 yeare-1rom
s1tos7.
Corduroy Suits that were % and o., now g.
Corduroy Suits that were $3.50. now also.
Remnant lots Of Cheviots, Cashmere and Mel
ton Suits that were "a. now $3.50.
Odd Pants that were $3.50. s125 and q.
re75c
Odd Pants that were 9Oc.. &c.. 75c. and 70c.,
are SOC.
Star Shirt Waists that were s1.15. Clio and
81, are 79c.
GREAT LIsT-BUT THE SIZES ARE BROKEN
THAT'S WHY WE MAKE SUCH Low PRICES
WE'VE NOTHING BETTER IN STOCK THAN
YOU'LL FIND AMONG THESE LoTs-BUT WE
CAN'T FURNISH MANY OF ANY SIZE, AND IN
SOME ONLY ONE OF sTYLE-wEDNRsDAY NIGHT
WILL SEE THE END OF THIS sALE-AND YOU'D
BETTER HURRY up IF YOU WANT TO SECURE
ONE OF THESE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS ON EVERYDAY
NECESSITIES
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

Political excitement in West Virginia ID re-
sponsible for many severe threats on both sides,
and il all that 10 said comes true, Gen. Coz
win take his oficial oath sword in hand and
deliver his inaugural address while standing
Knee deep in gore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

Whoever cleans the snowy. icy sidewalks in
obedience to law and humanity to his fellow
beings Is public benefactor. To-day the sun
has been wsshingtons greatest public bene-
factor in this respect. And he usually is. The
average Washington citizen shows a reprehen-
sible tendency to leave his sidewalk slippery
until the sun can mend the matter by turning
snow and ice into slush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
New Lns1E AND SILK Hosr.

Fast BLACK HOSE HrADoUARrERs.
Fast Black Hose is Fast Black Hose SO We can't offer
improvement in the dye for 1889. BUT WE DO
OFFER MUCH BETTER VALUES THAN DURING
1883. Our immense trade in Black Hose during the
last year has emboldened to purchase tds year IN
WHOLESALE QUANTITIES DIRECT FROM THE
MAKERS, AND THE PALAIS ROYAL Is THUS
ENABLED TO OFFER A SINGLE PAIR OF HOSE
AT WHOLESALE PRICE
A FEW ILLUSTRATIONS
every pair stamped with our guarantee)
CHILDREN's Fast Black Cotton Hose I'm l and I
rib and and rib. Sizes too. 25c q pair for all
sizes.
LADIES' Fast Black Cotton Hose in all Sizes for 25
cents pair in identical quality those sold last
son at 30. or 3 for 81.
MEMS Fast Black Socks Last years .35c. quality
new 25c. pair
sS The above illustrates the better values offered Al
low priced Hose In finer qualities of isle and silk the
difference in prices is even more marked.
EXTRA SPECIAL,
Just opened at time of writing SO dozen Black Spun
silk Hose with heels spliced inches Deep Worth
also. for s1.19
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED belowO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

The next is to be an ice trust A warm win.
ter and short ice crop win make the daily
chunk next summer feel very small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
F. 1. ( 4 + S.
Is I "A ILL 1 "a l H ssss
ERR 90 W "A I
RRR Q o Wy A L
II ooo' ! "A hILL
ssBgs A ERR sce, A n Nm y
BBB "A RRR q "A II MN
BBBbs 1 "A 1 Fl { aS ss "A "A ii III
+ f $: = F
ILL Il ssss I
FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 90.
By the way, we supply George white's-the ladies'
tailor-ready cut ectftting wast-lnings in all
sizes FOR 40 CENTS. Instructions and guarantee as
to fit included
THE PALAIs ROYAL,
Continued below)
The New DREss TRnrMrses.

The New DREss TRIMMINGS.
Many ladies this morning who admired the lovely
shades of the NEW DRESS GOODS were not aware
that we have the New Trimmings to match We hope
this will catch the eye of such and that we may
ceive visit Tomorrow to
THE SPECIAL SALE OF TRIMMINGS
Tinsel Trimming, which is shown in the following
color-combinations:
Two Greens and Copper
Two Grays and Silver
Green, Old Rose and Silver
Two Browns and Gold.
Garnet Old Rose and Gold.
Cream, White and Gold.
At CSC. Mohair and Tinsel Band Trimming full 9
inches wide in nearly the same coor-combnations as
quoted above
AT SOC. Silk and Tinsel Band Trimming in even
more variety of coorngs than in the 81 95 Applique
AT 25. As, so, CSC. and 81. Silk Gimp Trimmings
in all the new dress goods shades and, Of course,
White, Cream and Black
AT $40 AND s26s. Persian Band Trimming
with White and Black Cloth Ground, which shows to
advantage the Gold. Silver and Copper Tnse with the
delicate Silk Embroidery in Old Rose the New Blues
Reds, Green's Browns, Tans, &C.
CSC. to $50 yard for the New Jet Trimmings The
variety of prices and styles is positively bewilden
30 we won't depreciate the stock by any attempt at
descriptions.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

The prospect of a vote on the Senate sub
stitute for the Mills bill tomorrow with several
most important schedules untouched by open
debate is not an alarming one. 1t must be re-
membered that those topics have been under
discussion for two Congresses, that the Senate
finance committee afforded ample time and op-
portunity for discussion Of every detail in
yolved The bill has been before the
Senate several months, and there is doubt
less no provision contained in it that has
not been thoroughly considered, although
in private and informal way. The debate has
embraced so many topics that were wholly for
eign to its scope that valuable time has been
wasted. With proper self-restraint the Senate
might have concluded all the important feat
ures Of the bill in ample time for the vote to-
morrow. Political discussions and the tariff
have never yet been divorced, and they were
never more inextricably mixed than in the de-
bate just coming to a close
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

Gen. Fsancis Z. Spinner celebrates to-day
the eighty-seventh anniversary of his birth.
After making his face and signature famous on
the money Of the United States the old gentle
man has been growing young near the location
OF Ponce de Icons spring. in Florida, only to
be threatened with untimely death by cancer.
But for this he thinks he should be able to
write his name for another generation or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21
SHALL BOrs OvEnOoArs

SMALL Boris OvERcoArs
AT HALF PRICE.
WE, THIS DAY, MONDAY. MARK DOWN
OUR SMALL BOYS ovERcoATs, IN SIZES
FROM THREE TO EIGHT YEARS. TO ONE
HALF FORMER PRICES.
THESE ARE ALL IN GOOD ORDER AND
IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT THEM.
ALSO A LINE OF Boys ovERcoATs,
SIZES FROM NINE TO THIRTEEN YEARS.
CUT WAY DOWN IN PRICES.
AT THESE FIGURES 1T WILL BE TO
YOUR ADVANTAGE TO BUY FOR NEXT
WINTERS USE.
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
ta21 931 PENN. AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

"A TA1E TOLD BIZ An IDIOT
FULL OF SOUND AND FURY, SLIGHTLY
NOTHING"
sHAKEsPEARE's WORDS
Are applicable some advertisers and their advertis-
ing. Their words being full Of sound and fury MEAN
NOTHING, and their talk IL rambling, incoherent
and self contradictory that it is in verify
AN IDIOTS TALE.
All sound and sense all promise and no perform
ance; all cry and NO wool
In contrast with this we place our own advertising
We prove and demonstrate our facts
WE BUY CHEAP.
Because we buy in quantities. because we watch the
market because We pay cash; because we get
discount. 1t follows that can sell
cheap il we will, and
WE WILL SELL CHEAP.
That is our promise viii the performance equal it!
Will deeds keep pace with our wordss
ASK OUR CUSTOMERS.
Pack jury of them and we will not challenge man
but abide by their decision. We appeal
10 common sense in proof of our
uncommon bargains.
VICTOR e. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 9a9 It'll st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL D. m. JAIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

A dispatch from New Jerseys capital states
that it will cost Senator Mcpherson $50, 900 to
reconcile six boiling democratic legislators into
voting for him. This story has many improba-
bilities. For one thing Senator Mcpherson
Is too good Q business man to do anything like
that Why, that is nearly twice the amount Of
q Senator's salary for six years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

The latest census and Yearbook from Russia
reveals a remarkable fact in the official state
ment that out of population of los, 600, 900 but
724 ss Russians crossed the frontiers Of the coun
try going or coming. The exelusiveness Of China
is proverbial, but considering the differences
in civilization between the two countries that
of Russia is more wonderful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-21

TAILORING.
WE WANT TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION
ESPECIALLY YOU GENTLEMEN WHO
APPRECIATE GOOD THINGS WHEN YOU
SEE THEM-To REMARKABLE REDUC-
TON WE HAVE MADE IN OUR TAILOR
ING DEPARTMENT.
OUR FANCY BLARNEY cHEvIoTs, FANCY
ENGLISH CAssIMEREs AND FANCY
FRENCH BOUCLEs HAVE BEEN PRO-
NOUNCED THE HANDsoMEsT PATTERNS
THAT HAVE BEEN DISPLAYED FOR MANY
ADAY. THERE'S ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
NEWER. AND THERE CANNOT BE ANY.
THING MORE "NATTY" THAN A SUIT
MADE FROM ONE OF THESE FABRICS.
WE'VE BEEN GETTING Gao. cas- AND $50
PER SUIT FOR THEM-BUT NOW WE'LL
TAKE YOUR MEASURE AND MAKE You
ONE IN OUR NIMITABLR STYLE AT
s35.
s3S.
S35.
sAKs COMPANY.
ARTISTIC TAnoRs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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ST.. so KIN Crows Fon 73C.

THE OPPORTUNITY rs YOURS sEfzEI IT
GRABrr. GLOVES IN ALL THE NEW
AND FASHIONABLE SHADES
REGULAR STREET LENGTHS EMBROIDERED
on THE BACK
Only I. M Dozen. How long can they remain with
rs, LII dozen means IN round numbers 2O.532
pairs Of Gloves.
Statistics show that the female population Of wash
ington IL 112.S34 Vow II each one Of these buys
only one pair there win be 9302 people that win get
left So don't larry
e1.5o KID GLOVES FOR 73c.
We recommend these for fit, finish and elasticity
showing no white when stretched; embroidered
backs positively the greaest bargain in merchandise
yet known TO the commercial world
also KID GLOVES FOR &c.
Hanging In sizes from 81 to IN All the new
shades stylish lengths We have been erqu,sitel y
Keen in making this purchase. IL was bold stroke %
buy LII dozen Of one maker Of Gloves but what
care we for quantity.
$3.50 KID GLOVES FOR 10.
People viii pour into our store Come in, and even
for curiosity alone inspection does not incur the
obligation Of buying
We positively decline to sell more than pairs 20
one customer. This is sale intended TO benefit ALL
not FEW.
LANsBURGH L BRO.
RUsHERs OF BARGAINS,
400 42.,. 4e4. 4e6 9TH St. Az, 4le sth ST.
ja1S