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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01
AL TEE BoYs WAsr

CAPE ovERcoATs. IT'S NOT OFTEN THAT ALL
AGED HUMANS OF THE MALE PERSUASION
WEAR THE SAME STYLE OF ovERooAT
JUST NOW. IN HEAVY WEIGHTS THE DEMAND
is FOR CAPE ovERooATs. AND THEY COME
FOR ALL SIZES AND ALL AGES FROM THE
THREE-YEAR-oLD 10y TO THE MAN WHO
WEIGHS THREE HUNDRED POUNDS
OF COURSE THERE ARE SOME MoDIFIcA
TONS IN THE SMALLEST SIZES. But THE GEN.
ERAL EFFECT Is THE SAME AND FROM NINE
YEARS OLD UP THEY ARE THE SAME. IN sohE
INSTANCES. AS THE MEMS.
OUR LINES OF BOYS GOODS WERE NEVER IN
so GOOD SHAPE AS NOW. WE MAKE SPECIAL
MENTION OF OUR FIvE-DoLLAR SUITS ron
SMALL BOYS. DUB NEW. FINE, AND VERY
pREssY SUITS AND OUR oyEkcoATs FOR BOYS
OF ALL AGES.
LR BARNUM CO.
mol sal PENNSYLVANIA AVA
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FoR TEs DAYs
We're making sacrifices in every De.
partment as the only rapid means Of
shipments of Goods now ON the way,
TEN FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
Mems s. Hand -sewed Boots 1915
Mems So SO Calf Boots s1.7O.
DAY Mems So SO Waterproof Shoes 81 .95.
Ladies' 50 Hand made Button 80 40
Ladies' e.. SO Kangaroo Button 81 os
BARGAIN Ladies' s1.5O Dongola Button sl15.
Ladies' s125 Solid Pebble Button 95c
Ladies' 81 Bronze Slippers S148
SALE. Misses s1.25 Dongola Button e5c
Child's 75c Kid Spring Heels 4Sc.
VIM HAHN 4 CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
SIG 7th st. NV,
1922 Penn. ave-.
231 Penn. ave. sa
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i AIDES. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S UNDER
~ wear, Plain and Ribbed. In White and Colors from
the smallest TO the extra size, at KAUFMAN'S
DOUBLE COMBINATION STOKE. n1-3t
RON STAND FOLDING DRESS FORMS, 81 so,
i at the Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 5th 4 H.
oc26-eo3t
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF RUcH1Na.

AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF RUcHINa.
We are showing over 225 different styles
and colorines in Ruchings. not counting Q
varied line of Tourist Rulings. Tomorrow's
assortment will embrace every kind of Neck
Ruching imaginable from SC. to 81 so per
yard.
New"Fauntleroy" Ruchines Of Crepe lisse
and Lace. 64c. to 31.50 per yard
Wirst hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
NEW STOCK OF JEwELRY,

NEW STOCK OF JEwELRY.
We shall have on sale tomorrow morning
more than double the stock of Fancy jew
elry we have heretofore shown. We are ex-
tremely pleased with the patronage extended
this department aud in addition TO greatly
enlarying the stock We have raised our
standard considerably. having now on sale
Solid Silver and Solid Gold Jewelry. Az
special items we quote:
1000 Solid Silver Thimbles at TIC.
1000 Silver Hair Pins, &C.
500 Solid Gold Rings. 81.
300 Lovers Knot Gold Rings, 75c
500 Oxidized Silver Match Boxes. 25o.
(First floor, near main door,
WOODWARD & LoTHoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
II being the anniversary of our business success We
shall ittingy celebrate it TOMORROW (saturday, BY
givang 70 each Of our little friends
APRErrY LITTLE TOY.
somsthins that will surely please them.
sRING THE CHILDREN WITH You.
soME NEW ARRIVALS.
Chds Goat Solar Tip Spring Hsela 10 1O,< for 76e
chds Pat Lsathsr Tip Spring Heels to IL. for 75e
ohids BRIGHT Donsois Spring Heels. 70 g. for $50
chiid's Blue Tsit Slippers. 8 70 las for sos.
rERD FRANK,
CAPITOL HILL STORE. WEST END STORE,
SIS P8NNA AVE. s.K 1909 14rH 81. NV.
ss0o-fttu-2m
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HOLIDAY OPENING" OF MEMS IMPORTED
BREAKFAST COATS. SMOKING JACK
ETS. GOWNS. &c.
We shall open tomorrow morning an ex-
tensive line Of High-class Imported Break
fast Goats, Billiard Jackets, Club Coats,
Smoking Jackets. Dressing Gowns. Bath
Wraps. Robes de Chsmbre, &c, in styles
and patterns made exclusively for us in
England and Germany. aud cannot b
duplicated by any house In this city. They
are thoroughly English" in style and work.
manship and. At perfectly and comfortably,
20 a. not to bind any portion Of the body.
insuring feeling Of ease and luxury.
English-made Jackets, IS and up.
Gcrman-m made Jackets. % and m
Bath Wraps, $3.50 and mp.
Blanket Gowns, e4.50 and mp.
Dressing Gowns, 81. so and up.
We believe that this line 10 not equaled In
this city. and In view Of the fact that we
cannot duplicate our order for this season
We are led TO sugrest an early tuspsction.
Qirst aoor. 1913 r st doorJ
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.

A BARGAIN IN WINDSOR TIES.
We shall offer tomorrow morning I lot Of
Children's Plaid Silk Windsor Ties at tbs
low price of 20c. each
(First floor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
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AN ADVANCE IN BLACK SILKS PROBABLE
The recent advance in Raw Silks will un-
doubtedly affect the price of manufactured
silks sooner or later. Manufacturers are
already intimating this course and will not
take orders for future delivery except sub
ject to prices then ruling.
Believing that the very bottom prices had
been reached early IN the season, we placed
heavy orders for Black Silks, and now offer
them at the same low prices that have
created for them such an extensive sale. We
can offer better quality for the money than
il possibly procurable elsewhere, and be-
lieve that now is the best time Of the season
for you to buy. We offer:
19-in Black Faille Franchise. ........75c
19-in. Black Silk Surah. 800
2o-in. Black American Surah.
26-in. Blk Twilled Fr. Surah.
gain. Black Pure-dys Am. surah. 81
20-in. Black Fesu de Sole. 81
20-in. Black Pure-dye Faille.........el
21-in. Black Faille Armure. 81
81 in. Black Satin Duchesse. ..........e1
19-in. Black Satin Rhadsme.
l9-in. Black Gros Grain Silk...........75o
21-in. Black Silk Castilians. 81
23-in. Black Heavy Armure. .............s
23-in. Black American q. @. silk........Sl
These are the specially good values most
liable 10 b affected by the advance.
We. Of course, have all the above-named
Silks in better and the very best qualities Ut
slightly higher prices
Glance at the F-street window ct the hand
some display Of silka
Qirst aoorl
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FURNISHINGS - SHOES - HATS.
IT'S "a daily occurrence that We have some mother to
tell us how glad she is that we
EVERYTHING have established an independent
IN THE department. of Boys and Chill
FURNISHING dren's Furnishings on the Second
LINE. noor-with their clothing. It's
better for you. and Is we keep it
completely stocked with everything they need
the big things and the little things-with variety
that's not usually thought necessary-youl at once
see your full advantages in Boys and Children's
Furnishing Department.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
wearing Shoes or none-that's our kind. Have You
ever been able to find better Shoe for the Boys than
the "sAKs COMPANY IRON
DON'T LET CLADs" We don't blame you for
THEM GO having no patience with shoe
"sLIP-sHoD." that won't stand bit of rough
usage. They can be made 90 they
uit-ths IRON CLAD" proves that They'll save
you one pair in every three you'll stick to em-and
it's shapely, comfortable Shoe into the bargain We
guarantee them
For the children We want to show you couple Of
new, dress novelties. One is Patent Leather vamp
and Back. with Tan aud Gray Undressed Kid Tops,
Spring Heels. The other Patent Leather Foxed,
Dongols Tops. Spring Heels Both in sizes to 1O,s
They're the latest-nobby and dressy.
For every day wear the Children's Solar Tip Shoes
give by far the most satisfactory service We always
have complete line. because they're 20 reliable.
Guaranteed also
sAKs AND COMPANY.
and Caps are fashionable for the
BEAUTIES young folks. the only thing we
IN can do II to lay our stock open to
HATS you. We've GOT 'em all: but its
utterly useless To attempt to &C.
scribe them Some of the leading shapes are Double
Enders" Jockey Caps windsors. Windsor Puns, Boys
Derbys Children's Silk Hats. Polo Caps and most
elegant line Of Plain and Fancy Pushes Out of these
you can pick . School Cap and . Dress Hat The
prices run from 4sc. to $3.50. lisa complete line
the only one in town.
We don't believe there's single thing You can ask
for that We can't show you In
ASK FOR varisty--stin there may be. There
WHATEVER are very few houses I'm the United
YOU WANT States that carry the immense
hines We do-At the same time you
may have want we've failed to supply. Ask for it
and - quickly electricity and steam can get IL mere
you shall have it-without cents increased cost.
want to impress you the fact that We havent
single bit of last seasons stock left It's 70 easy
smussls it in behind fresh front" that We want you
to understand wont have to watch out for II hsr,
View none TO b dispossd of.
sAxs AND coMPAxY,
THE PAINs-rAKrNa JUVENILE PROVIDERS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET.
nj,
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WOODWARD !. IorzaoP.
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AIDES BEAVER JACKETS. WELT SEAM AND
AIsponnd n Black and Navy. 81. 90. LADIES' Fancy
Sssssl.9eSe NewmarkeS All WOOL $500 KAUFMAN'S
OO1oLE COablNAIION. llth 50 Sc. nl-3t
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sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building"
- 9th st. and Pa. ave.
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INFANTS AND LITTLE cHILDREN,s GOODS.

INFANTS AND LITTLE CHILDREN's GOODS
Everything for the baby and the little ones
under four years of age will be found on the
second floor. second annex.
Entirely new styles in Young Children's
Cloaks, made from Beaver, English Cloak
inns, Novelty" Fabrics, &C., in becoming
shapes, beautifully trimmed We also have
the Caps and Bonnets to match these Cloaks
We offer Infants Fine Cashmere Long
Cloaks with deeply embroidered Cape and
Skirt. So.
gS The Finest Infants Department in
the city.
Second floor. second annex)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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Prices $40. ell, S12 and S13.
Children's Fancy English Plaid Cloaks
with Stylish Shirred Capes.
Sizes g. 4. 8 and 8 years.
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T / III T. F 4 HR

Is hwArs READY
WITH GOOD BARGAINS
FOR ITS CUSTOMERS.
WE PROCLAIM IT.
THE PEOPLE CONFIRM IT.
But TOMORROW.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER q
THERE WILL BE SOME
sLAsHrSe IN PRICES
AT THIS POPULAR
DEPARTMENT STORE.
SIC 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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COACHMAN's FUR LAP ROBES
Two excellent bargains in superior grade
Fur Robes.
lot of Gray Fur Carriage Robes. Only
&3. 80 each.
i lot of Black Fur Robes. Only SIS each.
The best ever offered at these prices
We have about everything worth having in
the way of Carriage Robes and Horse Blank
cts.
Hourth foor.)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
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Prices %, SO, $40 and $1l.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
(Third foor.)
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The Spring Valley, H., coal COM
pany, which is chiefly WIN. A. Scott,
of Pennsylvania, celebrated Thanks
giving day by reopening their mines
after n six months lockout, during
which the sutferipgs of the miners and
their families have been as terrible,
except in extent, as the famine scour-
ges OF Ireland and India. Mr.. Scott
-howed his thankful heart at The end
OF the strike by refusing to take back
into employment the men who had
kept the sufferers from death by ask
ing and distributing supplies; also all
those connected with labor unions.
The supplies forced the company TO
better terms for the miners, than it
would otherwise have had to give.
The men thus denied employment
must leave the valley TO find work,
while their families will stay and lack
for the necessities OF life, us the men
dare not form annother relief society.
1t was such cruelties and indifference
to human suffering that brought on
the horrors of the French revolution.
Det Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

A moment of your time, reader, may
perhaps be profltably devoted to the
following: Those who take an agency
for reliable enterprising house, learn
their business and stick to it, 'get on"
in the world. People who have an
idea of engaging in any canvassing
business will do well to write George
Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine, the
great art and general Publishers. They
offer the most exceptional advantages
to those who are sufficiently enter
prising to be willig to make push In
order to better their condition. 1t
costs nothing to try. Women make
successful canvassars ne well as men,
Full particulars will be sent to those.
who address the firm; their full adj
dress is given above.
II. NJ. Loud has donated two seven
ty-foot flag poles to the Au Stables
schools. They are dressed, supplied
with blocks and lines and placed ir
position by him. --Oscoda Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

Senator Butler has made a fool of
himself whether for the first or last
time needs not to be considered. He
made a speech at the reunion Of the
Tenth South Carolina regiment last
week that would have sounded much
better "drank in silence" Much of
his rantings deserve no attention, but
when he likens Abe Patterson post &.
A. r., to hyena, ''the most coward
ly OF all wild beasts, and yet the most
ferocious in the graves Of the Dead"
his words are not likely to be disre-
garded. And when he gays, that
there is nothing in the past of which
any brave, conscientious confederate
need be ashamed" we do not believe
his words will meet with hearty ac-
cord from those who see moral prin-
ciple involved in the slavery question.
A mistaken man can be forgiven for
his errors, buf repentance necessarily
precedes forgiveness. Any man who
fought TO establish a government,
whose corner stone was TO be African
slavery, oaght to be ashamed of his
record before he expects to be for
given. Bay city Trib,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The women who unsex themselves
and go through the country lecturing
people how to protect their homes,
would do greater service to humanity
if they would look after their own
homes and make them comfortable
and home-like, SO that husbands and
children could feel that it is something
more than stopping place. The
truth is that home is the last place on
earth that interests them, and like
Mrs. Jellyby of Dickens ''Bleak
House, the natives of "Berrioboola-
Cha, on the left bank of the Niger, f"
have more of their thought and care
than the chill 1ren of their own house
hold. The true woman will never
leave her own hearthstone in search of
notoriety, clattcring about woman suf-
frage and the preservation of the
home, but will find her highest Joy in
being the priestess of the hoine-temple,
before whose altar husband and child
rem will render grateful homage. -
Exchange.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The South has again raised an issue,
which involves, in its ultimate anal
ysis, obedience TO or notification of
the constitution and the law. 1t is
incredible in view of the awful expe-
rience of the past that it should again
attempt the impossible. What was a
mistake in 1860 becomes a crime now.
The South has raised the gravest is
sue that has confronted the nation
since the abolition of slavery. That
issue must be met in manly way.
The fear of negro domination" may
brighten few predetermined Demo
Gratis and Mugwumps in the North,
but we warn our Southern friends'that
neither this nor any other fear is suffi
Gent to warrant the infamy OF a rape
upon the ballot. --Frdnk Leslies Illus
fTdted.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05
rect9--Det. Tribune,


In the olden days, when Southern
Democrat wanted TO celebrate a Joy
full event he KILLED niger" Recent
events have somewhat modified that
rude form of exllilaration, and row
when the Commonwealth of Virginia
is proudly rearing aloft the banner of
triumphant democracy she crystaliizes
her Joy in resolution of the demo
cratic committee of Richmond asking
for the discharge Of all colored men
now in the employ of the city govern
Inent, The world moves From kill
ing a niger on sight to merely bounc-
ing him from Office is n giant stride in
the right direction, upon which we
congratulate the Democracy OF Vir-
ginia, ST. Louis Gl0be-DemocTdt "a,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

We hope our free trade friends have
not overlooked the fact that a large
meeting Of farmers and inillers was
held at Bramptop, Ont. for the pur-
pose of giving form and force to their
unanimous demand for an increase OF
duty on -four from the present rate Of
so cents per barrel to 81 per barrel.
IL was said mt that meeting that SO far
in this year over three hundred thous-
and barrels of American flour had
been imported into conada, thereby
displacing !, BOO, COO bushels of Cana
dian farmers wheat.
But, mind you, it would please the
Canadian farmers and mllers very
much to have our tariff laws so ''re-
yisedn as TO permit them to send their
products into Michigan free of duty.
They want more protection for them
selves and much less of 1t for the farm
ers of this country.
How do the farmers Of Michigan like
the idea9 While the free trade Demo
Gratis are demanding the removal of
protective duties here our neighbors
over the river are demanding more
protection for their products. How
would it affect our farmers to give
Canada free access to our home mar
kets and deny our people access to the
Canadian home iuarkets3 Would this
not be an absurd business proposition
to make. And yet it is just what our
free trade friends are in favor of. bet.
| tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

Nearly ready. The Detroit Journal
Year Book for 1890, will be ready
for issue about January 1st. 1t will
be sent free TO all old and new sub
scribers of the Journal. 1t has been
thoroughly revised, and nearly all the
matter it contains, as we'll as the
cover, is entirely new. the later being
beautifled by an elegant floral design.
1t is a beauty.
Last year the Detroit Journal orga-
nized and carried out very success
full floral exhibition. for tie benefit oil
the Detroit charities, and is now
busily at work, planning for another
and much greater one. The musical
feature alone will require the organi
zation of chorus Of 600 voices, and
it's art department will be of the di
mentions of notable art exhibition.
The chiefest interest, however, viii
center in the floral display and in the
% floral booths, to be conducted by
the ladies Of the various charities. The
Detroit Journal predicts that a $780,.
900 net cash surplus will be cleared.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The Alabama papers say that the
counties laying within what is known
as the "Black Belt are unusually
prosperous. The crops have been
good. the farmers are getting out of
debt and saving money, and lands are
in greater demand than ever. These
facts have two-fold significance. In
the flrst place they show that the COL
ored people are not the incubus on the
prosperity of the South that they are
claimed to be. The population in this
Black Belt is largely colored and so
much of its success must be due TO
the Industry of the negroes. In the
second place, this prosperity is n proof
of the benefits protection brings to any
locality. Farms went for song in
the ''i3sack Belt" before the establish
nient OF iron manufactures at Biz
mipghan. These industries brought
population there, gave the white and
colored people employment, and by
the demand they created for food
raised the price of land and the scale
of wages. The bright outlook in Ala
bama makes both there fncts so evi.
dent that he who runs may read. -
Pm. PtSss
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The republic of Brazil has been rec
ognized by the government of the
United States, and all her represen-
tatives in Washington have presented
their new credentials, which have been
fully and formally accepted by our
state department. All of the officials
from Brazil but one will continue to
hold their places under the new order
of things. Boy city Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The Nashville American has new
name for the veterans of the q. A. II.
1t calls them "the sharks who defend
ed the flag of their country from their
perch Oh the quartermasters wagon. :"
This is very funny, 1t becomes ire
sistibly so when we think of the fate
of those who tried to make those
sharks come down from their
perch. II our memory is not defective
in any vital part, the sharks" saved
the flag of their country and also the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

II the Bourbons who are inclined
to shout because the Solid South was
not broken in the recent election will
take an intelligent glance at the sit
uation they will be silent. So long as
the South is held solid the Democrats
will not elect President. This is
gospel. st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The decision of Judge Anderson de-
nying the applications for citizenship
of Mormons who have taken the en-
dowment house oaths in the Mormon
church, will be applauded by all good
citizens everywhere, 1t is a staggering
blow to Mormondon, Let it be followed
by still harder knocks.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

The discovery Of democratic election
frauds in New York is not surprising.
Such discoveries are taken as matter
of course. A democratic election with
out fraud is what would occasion sur
prise. Cleveldnd Leader.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

Gen. Bra dley F. johnson, who was
on the lost cause side, says that 1.-THE
war never would have been waged
against the South except for the profit
there was in in it," Who struck the
first blow l-Det. Tsitune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

Ladies' Misses and Childrens' CloalEs.
In this line we carry as fine an assortment as any
House IN the State. Come and see our Plush Cloaks
and Wraps We have them in every Style ana Price Plush
saques Plush Jackets, Plush Newmaket Plush Wraps We
prices these goods as any in
the STATE
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05
SEEING is BELIEVING.

And we want you to come and US, and if you have
never traded with U.S. you will be sure to do so after
the FIRST visit
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05
POLITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,

There are old Democrats in young
Montana. Their attempt to steal the
legislature shows that Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-05

Why is It when other Stores areQuiet
We are BUSY7
TIE SECRET rs THIS:

We buy at the closest market for SPOT CASH, and
sell Goods at such low prices that the people can
not help but give US the preference