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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

z pieces Of Felt Lambrequin Goods applioued ma.
.erns' was DOC a yard Closing Sale SOC yard.
MUSLIN USDERWEAR, CoRSEzS, &c.
OK % zoe summer Corset. AL sizes except "a ana
sc. Ghildrens 25c Jean WAISTS all finished. Closing
,n ssc .L Lace Trimmed Skirt has Cambria Rune,
soiled. Closing sale 81 6s each. 'A0sue'' sishiS
WRAP AND sUIT DEPARTMENT.
o ahoiner chance Al Misses Goods u price II win
reE5y soI e lSy hing. aside uni1 then amp"
ing sale q setn.l half Of marked priees 0'0'
ss 60 cosins ssle @ worth from $3.50 to
.Oa f fsS Sl s e ,S Long Cloth wr.p
and NIL 10, be long before you wall Cloth w~ps
aside until wanted '-' '"'se thinss
LEATHER GOODS
sfa5 snd 81 G e ossss co;ps sale ssc each
trimmed Closing sale s s.as Bags onydiEed
css5s ssi az ana 81 Is sohd Leather Pocket-books.
In and Sc Canvas Belts. serpent clasp. CLOSING
JEWELRY
Zoe and 35e Lace Pins. good designs. Closing s.,e
va AMIR Hair onsments with orydzed tops and s
&c sarb on' hAn ornaments were Zoe Closing sale
25e. Plated Bracelets. Closing Sale l2sso. each.
| NOTIONS
s. 4 lot Of Hair Pine worth lie. package CLOSING
{, o1idi.sd Garter Clasps. were 25c RED r,ci.,ed
Ihs last Of on, samsOn's English Pins. worth Sc
Closing DC package. "e'A 49,
TOILET GOODS
ae epp sa,Is Best Lavender Water Soc Closing
e.ss lot 81 hs odeD Time slyserpe Soap was loo
csc me clS 81 0st So Beat llte,s. al Odo sells foe
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Line of Cashmere shswls, Embroidered ana Plat,
az eolo s.s worth from si9s 70 ss5O. ciosins
ssas s SsaTsrf Sc'Pss hss, and
DRESS TRIMMINGS
4 LOT Of Beaded Ornaments. were Toe each clo.ins
lot Of Black worstsd Laoe.was s5c and Soc yard
lot q Remnants q Black SILK and Beaded CHINA.
9oc. remnant e S~'e
LADIES NECKWEAR.
lot Of Plaid silk Ties were SOC. Closing Sale sou
800 dog of Fine Null Ties. were les to Csc. ao.-
300 boxes OF Baum's Tourist Rufsins, Q yard. i'm .
box. was lec box. Closing sale lzc q boz.
GLOVES
line Of 4-button Undressed Kid oloves oas d..
good shades regular sl25 Goods. Closing sale 7sc.'
A line of Kid Gloves. good shades, 4-button. ODD
sizes. weres Closing Sale 49c. pair
HOSIERY
10 dozen children,s Plain silk Hose. all sizes,
color Garnet and Light Blue. were 55c. to 81 Closing
as dozen schoppers Past BLACK Ribbed Hose si.s 9
70 10 re- VIA. Praes 30 Closing sale 25c pair,
yests size 20 20 20, sold for 25c Closing sale ise.
10 per cent discount of Of all our
AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s UNDERWEAR
La cEs AND E1BRoLDERY
rioascinss worth 76e. and d. Closing So sale sos.
lot Of 45-inch Swiss Flouncine was al rs. Al. es
and ~ 20 Closing ssls = 80 yard;
Closing sale Sc . yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

One OF the notices Of welcome which greeted
the President as he passed through Ohio is said
70 have offered him the earth. This was a very
significant compliment coming from such .
source From March, 1877, to September, 1881,
Ohio wanted the earth and got 9 very consider
able share Of 1t; and her readiness nov to give
IL all away again il the sign of Q generosity
which ought 20 be encouraged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

One Of the most pitiful features of the Nav
brick case 10 the spectacle Of the unh.ppv
woman, crushed forever under the diseraes al
her own confession, facing hrss death ana
then lifelong imprisonment alone, while the
man who was her partner in the admitted Of.
fsnss circuiatss about the world at wsll, an
pasently content 10 leave her 10 her fsts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

The work of the police at Saratoga, in raid
ing the fashionable gambling dens Of that
town, does not meet with the enthusiastic ap-
provai OF the gentlemen of sporting tendencie
The poor devils who can afford only ten-cent
and quarter chips" are the dangerous class
who ought to be arrested and locked up. of
course. The high-toned iawbreakers should
be exempt from vulgar scrutiny and inter
ference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

1t Is conceded by citizens Of New York that
the city has no place on which to hold a worlds
fair, Central Park being barred; and that tho
water-supply Is 20 insufficient that the gather
ing on the island Of the millions Of visitors to
the exposition of 80 would threaten a pesti-
lenee. As an Offset TO these disadvantages il
Is discovered and announced, however, that
cosmopolitan New York lis the city of all the
statcs." Foreign states are probably referred
to; since il is well known that the only city of
all the United States is the national capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

A hotel for the exclusive use of bridal parties
u 70 be built on the South Devonshirs coast in
England. This is an excellent idea, and ought
70 be Initiated in our country. Then. with the
addition OF few cars and steamboats, adapted
and reserved for the same class Of patrons.
ordinary persons In other conditions Of life
may enjoy summer travel without being
crushed and Illuminated BY contemptuou,
ignoring Of their existence on the part Of thsir
fellow-txavelers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

The New York public are good deal stirred
mp over the suit for some two hundred thou
sand dollars which has been brought by Henry
Willard against sx-Judge Noah Davis, ostensi-
bly, to recover balance due the plaintiff in q
stock-jobbing transaction. Mr.. Davis has been
50 severe in his judgment of magistrates and
persons In positions Of trust who went into
speculative ventures that 1t surprises no one
now to hear him vigorously disclaim all knowl-
edge OF what Mr.. Wizards proceedings are
about. Nevertheless, the suit is there, brought
In court where 1t can be speedily reached and
tried, and both parties will presently be given
q chance to tell what they know about it unless
a settlement is reached in private. And, if
that 10 done, the public will always cherish a
suspicion about the affair, which may be much
worse than the actual truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

Hope for . season babe the world fare
welr-when he fell into the clutches of In
spector Byrnes yesterday. His surname is
James, and he is wanted in New York city for a
share In the Manhattan bank burglary, COM
mitted eleven years ago. The authorities
there would have taken him in charge long be-
fore this, but for the fact that he has been con-
tinuously in prison for other crimes. His
boldness in voluntarily starting for the city as
soon as released from Auburn prison yesterday
morning indicates that he is not very fearful Of
the result Of q trial ON so old an Indictment
1t viii be remembered that the burglary for
which he will be called to account was cele-
brated, at the time Of its occurrence, for the
fact, brought out on investigation, that the
managers Of the bank had imprudently en-
trusted the combination Of the vault lock with
the janitor; and one of them, Augustus Schell,
who made disastrous campaign that fall as
Tammany's candidate for mayor, had to face a
voiisy OF fings and slurs from his opponents
based on the circumstance. 1t was believed by
many to have cost him his election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24
BARGAIN SALE CARPETS.

$50 yards Moquette. reduced to 81 per yard.
1,175 yards best quality Body Brussels reduced to
90c per yard.
1900 yards Wilton Velvet, reduced to S1 per yard.
1850 yards best Tapestry Brussels, reduced to zoe
per yard.
1850 yards Tapestry Brussels reduced 10 46c. per
yard.
per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

NEW FALL REMNANTS ARRIVING DAILYFRoN
IN ths mile matching aud placing them in orsiSr n
bS CT S g ~ fSs gu 70 s'n AUxNAEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

ADJUST xGkADX.
say, gsnslsmsn. we're getting our saray Tsll
Fabrics in piece By piece. n you vent 10 have
slook 1t what's going 10 be worn Just - soon -
the suns rays slant little" you can sss
many . new idea from what VIEW already
opsned-snd every day sdds - nsw novelty
OF course the foreign markets must b
searched and we searched them We found out
Just what were 10 b the latest English and
Parisian fsds and bought on those linss. Our
Representatives went right In and mixed up with
the club men, and they're the pointers Of high
fashion, you know. The latest IL the only
thing they'll have. 80 we can show you two or
three entirely new t0capss from London and
two or three more from the French capital
entirely new. Besides new patterns and de-
signs in old, popular. reliable fabrics-fsbrics
that the appreciators Of good cloths will never
go back on. And, Of course. the American
market il loaded to the waters edge with
stalking effects" After looking them all over
we've selected what in our Judgment are the
most genteel and. . few pieces ct . time,
they're getting along to US You can get the
drift Of the fashion sentiment from what's
already here.
When you've selected pattern wen place at
your bidding one Of our cutters and he'll do just
Is you want him to. He'll absorb your ideas
infuse into them the latest and highest points
known to his profession, and the result will be
satisfactory to you-which is nothing short Of
perfection. He WiH measure you, cut the oar.
naents hinse0 and superpise the making up @
them. As we've often told you the so-styled
'swell tailors" Of the great metropolises Of the
world stack on" the price to give weight and
prestige to their productions. When you pay
the bill you must realize that you're paying
from $40 to $40 more than you ought-simply
for the sake Of their card on the collar Of the
coat. You'll save this fancy price If you'n let u
make your clothes and will GUARANTEE
PERFECT sATIsFACTIoN-win they do any
more!
Come in and see which way the fashion wind
IL blowing.
Parl0rs-Fourh Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

An interesting paper on Storage battery
traction" was read at the recent meeting of the
electric light association at Niagara Falls, and
An Illustrated article on the same subject ap-
pears in the current number of the Electrical
Rerie,c. Both writer's claim that the use Of
storage battery street cars has now passed
from the merely experimental stage, and is Q
practical success. The experiences Of the
Fourth Avenue line Of New York city are
offered in evidence. One electric car
has for several mouths been running
on this line experimentally. Ten new
cars have been added this summer, and an
other ten are now building for the same road.
II Ia stated that the first Of these cars has run
over 5000 miles and carried over so, 900 pas
ssngers without costing one dollar for repairs;
and that the other ten, recently placed on the
line, have missed but one trip Caused by
broken wheel fange) and have cost nothing
for repairs. It Ia claimed that the cost Of the
motive power is already cheaper than horse
traction, and that when the cars are turned out
In great quantities the cost will be reduced.
One Of the latest improvements in the hand
ling Of these cars Is an ingenious device for
shifting the batteries at the station, by the use
Of which the discharged battery Is removed
and fresh one substituted for it in less than
three minutes. The batteries leave the station
with IS electrical horsepower hours stored
in them, and do not consume quito IL in the
round trip Of IL miles. That the batteries
should give out on q trip Is pronounced impos-
sible. A minimum life Of six months is claimed
for the batteries. Results obtained in any city
from the use Of the storage battery on street
cars will be carefully noted everywhere, and
nowhere more carefully than in Washington.
This motive power is the ideal one for street
cars. 1t does not obstruct the air or disfgure
the surface of the street with poles and over
head wires. 1t does not tear up the
streets for the laying Of underground conduits
Each car has an independent motor and is I'M
affected by an accident to the motor Of another
car. Where there is but a single source Of
motive power an accident TO this motor stops
the whole system. Municipalities and street
car companies have recognized the advantages
OF the storage battery cars, but the process of
making their use practicable and economical
has been somewhat slow and discouraging. 1t
Is to be hoped that the statements concerning
the cars in use in New York will be fully veri-
fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

SKIRTS.
Made of good Muslin. with seven-inch Cambria
rufe, cluster of eight tucks in rufe and ten above
PRICE SEVENrY-FIVE CENTS (75c.)
Another Skirt almost the counterpart of the one
described above with the addition Of embroidered
ruffie.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR faD.
An excellent Skirt is ours made Of the best Muslin
with nnein rue Of Embroidery and three clusters
OF tucks.
PRICE ONE THIRTY-FIvE eel 35),
Skirts the described above except with
finer and wider Embroidery,
teen-inch Embroidery
AT TWO sIXTY-EIGHT fs2 6s,.
Fine Muslin Skirts with cambric ruffie with insert.
ing Of wide Medicis lace and edge OF the same two
clusters Of tucks. This has the scraper ruie also
PRICE TWO SIXTX-EIGHT (s2.6sl
THE PALIAS ROYAL.
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b. ROBINSON & CO. SAr.

OUR BUYERS ARE BUSY WORKERS.
THEY'RE RAvIsHIN0 THE NA1KxTs
row. THEY SKIP AND pIcK-PIcK AND
SKIP. PICK THE CHOICEST AND SKIP
THE UNDESIRABLE. THEY MEAN TO
MAKE THE COMING SEASON MxHonA-
BILE IN THE MINDS OF MOTHERS AND
GLAD SURPRISE TO THE BOYS OF WASH
INaToN II WE .CAN JUDGE By THE
EARLY IDEAS JUST ARRIVED OUR FALL
STOCK WILL KNOCK PREVIOUS SEASONS
OFFERINGS SILLY. IN THE MEANTIME
WE'RE READY WITH BETwEEN-sEAsONs
NECEssARIEs FOR THE YOUNGSTERS
USE. EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE, AND
YOU KNOW THAT OUR LINE" PRETTY
THOROUGHLY COVERS THE WANTS OF
BOYS.
B. ROBINSON co..
LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTERA
su24-eo 300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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W Clos Il SssesA.
a ~ T ~ E AifH III
e. e. / / I I. {: :; 9: ::
a. {! i: s. s. E. E. E. {: ::
f E E A : E.. a a / {: :;
q ai1s tee kRfk 90 TY A I
kk 90 \ Fl t fa11 =
wesre daily in receipt Of the latest styles Of Autumn
days since-of these we told you. much larger as
sortmsnt is now here awaiting yourinspecton There
Is but piece of any kind color therefore
think it would be to your advantage to call early
Bear in mind that in these goods cannot be
you exclusive pattern. This we know is quite
an object to some.
OUR SIDE BAND sERaEs.
40 inches wide,
Colors-Garnet Cardinal. Navy, Mazarine. Light
Brown, Golden Brown, Black, Myrtle and Olive
These are SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS A YARD.
PLAID sERGEs.
40 inches wide
Colors-Navy. Garnet. Gray. OK Blood. Hunters
Green, Chocolate, Black.
These are FIFTY CENTS YARD.
STRIPED AND PLAID HEAVY WOOL sERaEs.
Every conceivable color and combination.
EIGHTY CENTS YARD.
tThis quality is imported to retail at sl)
ANEW SERGE
and that IL particularly odd has vertical stripes
with . number Of similar stripes crossing at right
angles for border thus producing novel and unique
check effect
One combination il Black and Garnet, another Light
and Dark Green, and another is Navy and Cadet Blue
Theae are 811. so for the pattern Go yards).
ROMAN BoRDERED sERGEs.
Something extra nice-lovely combinations.
Colors: Garnet. Navy, Olive, Brown. Black.
These are ellis yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Cows
A special bargain Is Gown made of the best muslin
and cambrc has two of inserting six clusters Of
tucks, embroidery ON neck and sleeves and finished
with herring bone trimming. These are made full
large and extra width.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR (Sl).
SURPLICE NECK GOWNS.-Entire yoke made Of
tucking and tr mined throughout with fine inserting
and embroidery; finished with herring bone trim
ming. -
PRICE ONE SEVEETY-FIVE (91.75),
FINE CAMBRIA GOWNS, with solid yoke Of Med
tcis Lace and inserting; neck trimmed with Medcis
Lace and sleeves with lace aud clusters of
tucks; finished same rs above.
PRICE ONE NINETY-EIGHT (Sl 9Sl
THE PAi4AIS ROYAL.
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SAKS AND COMPANY
THE TAILORS WHO CHARGE FOR RESULTs-NOT
FOR REPUTATION,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
au24
D CASES OF NEW FALL DRESS GINGHAMS, 7ac ;
- New tall Outing Flannel Remnants, 7&c., SIC,
y1ec. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
au24-3t 11th st. s.e
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W. ARE Busr.
NO WONDER.
We ARE Busy.
NO WONDER.

Crowds testify to the remarkable low prices prevail
ing at the house Of Julius Lansbursh 3l5 7th street
before he removes to his elegant new building corne,
18th and r.
Only two weeks more In tho old house. and then call
upon Us at the new.
What viii be sold during the week. commencing
August 20 and ending the 3lst:
CARLOADS OF FURNITURE.
CARLOADS OF FURNITURE.
Not new goods. but old Been in the house perhaps
months
Do you need Parlor Suit for S57 IS, covered In
French Tapestry or Silk Plush, worth s9Os
Dc you need Chamber Set, If SO. we will sell you
1oO-doilar suites for s65
65 s425a
3S e24.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS.
Best-Quality Body Brussels. soc.
Best-qualty Tapestry Brussels. Csc.
Best-quality Three Ply. zoe.
Best-quality Wilson Velvet al
Best Atwood Art Squares. per yard zoe
SMYRNA RUGS, SMYRNA RUasn
$4,000 size reduced to s3ao0
22OO "a 1soo
400 eco
o.oo 40
500 $50
$50 2o5
go 16O
LACE CURTAINS! LACE cuRTAINsu
els Nottingham Lace Curtains. $500
IL 7oh
$500 S0stinshsn Lace Curtains, s4as
QUO AIS
4-OO 2.25
o-oo 1.50
SooO Turkonan 1000
A2oo 750
600 Madras 400
1900 Antique 7.5o
1000 500
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II AIDES YACHTS, 13c. ;CHILDRENS' ASSORTED
sfraw Sailors, 1Oc. Fancy Colored Picot Edge No.
& &c FANCY stripe and Brocade Ribbon No 10, 12c.
kAUFMANS DOUBLE CONDENSATION aHll-af
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CoRsEr Covers.
Cambria Corset Covers with surplice neck, trimmed
with embroidery.
SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS (6Sc)
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. square neck with back
and front Jokes made Of fine Embroidery neck and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery and finished with
clearinghouse trimming.
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, square neck front ana
back, trimmed throughout with exquisitely fne em
broidery and herring bone trimming
ONE THIRTY-FIyE (sl35)
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, Square Neck, Pompa-
dour Front, trimmed with plat Val lace and herring
ONE FORTY.EIGHT fel 4S)
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

MonE Room YES MORE Roox,
WHAT DOES IT MEANT
WHAT IS THE EXPLANATION OF THE RAPID
AND COMPLETE SUCCESS OF OUR BUSINESS
1T is SIMPLY THIS; OUR SUCCESS IS THE
LEGITIMATE RESULT OF PLEDGES MADE AND
KEPT TO THE LETTER WE NEVER ADVERTISE
ANYTHING THAT WE ARE NOT SURE OF. WE
NEVER MAKE PROMISE AND BREAK 1T.
BARGAINS WE HAVE PRoMIsED-BARaAINs
WE HAVE GIVEN.
WE OFFER YOU
@ 90 m m ZEE w. EKR ZEE x
8 d $HS$ Il T.. wv Wy f. !. T. T.. !.
EBsfs a ERR gee . A HEEsSEssss
ssS / Fl / / { as IS / Fl t / III ssss:::
AND BARGAINS YOU SHALL HAVE
THE LAST WEEK OF OUR sEMI-ANNUAL BAR
GAIN SALE TO CLOSE OUT OUR SUMMER
SHOES TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL AND
WINTER STOCK.
MEMS $500 SHOES FOR 5000
MEMS $500 SHOES FOR 1925.
MEMS $500 SHOES FOR $3.50
MEMS Low SHOES FOR So so AND a 90,
REDUCED FROM %. 90 AND s6.OO
MEMS Russell SHOES, REDUCED FROM
$500 AND 5000 TO SO. SO AND S4.Oo.
MEMS TENNIS. REDUCED FROM
$3.50 TO $3.50.
LADIES' 5000 FRENCH KID BOOTS
FOR s4.25.
LADIES' KID oxFoRDs, REDUCED
FROM $3.50 TO sI.9O
LADIES' Russell OxFORDs, REDUCED
FROM $3.50 TO sl.9O AND 80.
CHILDRENs SHOES FOR
5Oc.. 9oc, 81. TO- also AND s2Oo,
BOYS SHOES FOR sl.50 AND s2OO
READ PONDER AND DIGEST THE ArTRAc-
TONS WE SET BEFORE YOU; THEN ACT WISE.
LY AND PURCHASE WHILE YOU HAVE SUCH AN
OPPORTUNITY. NEXT WEEK WILL, BE THE
LAST OF THE BARGAIN SALE AT
ZEE ET ERR TIT ssss
BBR 9 : ERR 1 ssss .
ssBss Vuup EE T ssss-:
su24 1911 r ST. NV.
II AIDES, YACHTS, 13o. ;CHILDRFNs ASSORTED
STRAW sailors, loo. Fancy Coored Picot Edge No.
g. &c Fancy stripe and Brocads Ribbon, No 49, pc
kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION ar2l- 81
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DRAwERs
Made Of very rood Muslin with Pinch embroidered
rune and cluster Of eight tucks
FIFTY CENTS (5oc)
Drawers made of pride Of the West' Muslip 2-incb
embroidered rufe two clusters Of tucks and ebroid.
cred inserting
EI0HTY-FIvE CENTS
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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W. b MOSES 4 SON,
CORNER nth AND r SITS. NV.
WASHINGTON. D. q.

AIDES COTTON JERSEYS. BROWN. GARNET
BIZ Gashmsre Jersey, 99c, at KAUFMAN's DotBLE
COMBINATION, 18th st. ae. suxk-3t
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BORDER ALL AROUND.

bURUEH AID ABOUND.
loft 6 in. by IL #. 2 in. reduced to els.
it. in. by IL IT. 4 in, reduced to els.
/ eft in. by 10 it. 3 in. reduced to s12.
10 #. @ in. by l3 #. 8 in, reduced to $50.
l loft. 9 in. by IA It. Q in. reduced to s22.
loft 9 in by 16 # q in. reduced to S25.
10 IT. g in. by Is IT,. reduced to $50.
10 #. 9 In. by 10 #. in, reduced to s12. so.
loft. @ in. by IL # 8 in. reduced to ais.
Oft in. by IL #. 6 in. reduced to $3.50.
IN. in. by ID IT., reduced to eli.
10 #. q in. by IL it. G in, reduced to SIS.
1 . IT. 3 in. by IL it. in, reduced to els.
l # in by 10 IT, 4 in. reduced to SIS.
SIT. 3 In. by ID #. 6 in, reduced to SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-24

LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINsu
el5 Nottingham Lace Curtains. s9.OO
IL 7o5
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UNIFORMS ron WASHINGTON, COLUMBIA IN
AoLAY AND POTOMAC CoAfNANDEBIFS
As and sold bx ~ - low . any houeu
An goods strictly best aasiiy sna sua.s.s.sa rsru.
AANnERx II Alszan1Eia. va, q Jsetory pxisss
saas-sn SEF Z &geEy
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We also have full line OF Wardrobe Beds at very
low prices, to which we call special attention.
Twenty Suites Of Bed Room Furniture varying
from ego to $500 each. viii 30 sold 10 cents o1
the dollar.
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READ, PONDER AND DIGEST THE ArTRAc-
TONS WE SET BEFORE YOU; THEN ACT WISE.
LY AND PURCHASE WHILE YOU HAVE SUCH AN
OPPORTUNITY. NEXT WEEK WILL. BE THE
LAST OF THE BARGAIN SALE AT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-24
The 8ovsrssr's MansIou.

The first section fixes the amount
to be appropriated at tT5. 900.
The second section constitutes the
governor, auditor and treasurer OF
state . board Of commissioners With
authority 10 contract In the name Of
the state for the erection Of the man
sion.
The third section provides that the
commissioners shall advertise In the
Capitol Commonwealth for plans and
specifications, the cost Of which Il
not 10 exceed $50, the estimated
cost Of the mansion not to exceed
$4,000
Section 10 provides that $4,000
shall be set apart for the purchase OF
suitable grounds for the mansion,
and $500 10 set apart TO pay for
advertisements, plans and specIfica-
lions, etc.
Section II sets apart $40, 900 for the
purpose Of furnishing aud squIppIng
the mansion, aud t1.OOO each year
after its completion for repairs aad
running expenses.
A bill Of similar nature but some
what less liberal In terms was intro.
dueed by Senator Rush two years
ago but failed 20 be reached on the
calender. 80 far no active hostility
has been developed against the
project 70 give the governor 9
domlcil. The only opposition ID
the general feeling against spending
any unnecessary money In view Of
the hard times. But no aPpropris-
ton bill has more arguments in lts
favor than this one BY the senator
from Psweee.