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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25
Christmas Dinner.

/ Christmas Dinner.
|, The following is tho Arlingtol
House Menu for Christmas Day
SOUP.
Green Turtle, Chicken, Consomme
Baked Sea Bass, Tenderloin Sole
Tarten Sauce.
IscoLLAPED OYSTERS.
Chicken, Develsd sauce, Westpha-
liza Ham, Champagne Sauce,
Gales Head, = ls Poulet
Sauce.
COLD RELIsHEs.
Shrimp Salad. Ham, Beef, Lamb,
Pork, Mutton, Tongue and
Cornsd Beef.
ENTREES.
Green Turtle Saute, on Toast, Glib.
let Pattiss. Lamb Chops
Ia Chanpignons, Choco-
late Fritters, Vino
Sauce.
ROMAN PUNCH.
=
Turkey stuffed, Cranberry sauce. |
Young Sucking Pig, Apple |
Sauce, Prime Beef. Veal,
Mutton, Lamb Pork.
VEGETABLES.
ID Crean, French
Peas. Green Corn, Tomatoes,
Baked and Mashed Po-
e tatoss.
h DESSERT.
American Plum, Hard and Brandy
sauce, Coceunut Pie. Mince Pie,
Apple Pie, Cranberry Pie, As
sorted Cakes, Charlotte Russo
Ia Vanilla, Champagne
Jelly, Assorted Nuts,
Tea. Coffee, Epp's
Cocoa, Cream
G b eese.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25
Tho Storm.

The snow fall yesterday was
about two feet and half, and the
sleiehing il magnificent. At this
writing it 10 still showing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25

Christmas at St. Peters.
Serves will be at the usual hour
Of Sunday ssrvice-11 A. M, when
tho following nusic will be rem
dsred:
Hymn twenty-five, Venits, h.
Hlllard; Glorias, Wilson Ts Deum
in z fat, T. S. Lloyd; Benedictus,
Wilson; Anthem, ]. II. Waud ;
Kyries. shepperd; Gloria Tibi,
Wilson; Gratias Tibi in B fat. Will
sen Offsrtory. (soprano selo) ]. B.
Meder; Sanctus, Spohr; Hymn,
"Adeste Fideles;" Gloria in Excel
sis, Zessnsr; Nunc Dimittis, Turtle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25
GRAND DISPLAY OF
GOODS!

| We have received the largest and best selec-
ted stock that was ever offered to the peo-
pie of Carson. Including watches Of every
make. 1st water Diamonds. Rings, Lace Pins,
Pendant and Screw Earrings, Sleeve Buttons,
Collar Buttons and Jersey Pins Hair Pins,
Combination Lace Pins, Etc. ETC., Etc. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25

None Of the fancy brands. such ~ El-ise,
Dsnner's ETC., can compare with it in quality
although sold ~ hi cher prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-25
WHITTIER, FULLER & Co.,


And from dealers all over the Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05
. WoRp. ABour Jrwrrnr.
Continued below.D

Why great difference between the prices Of erclu-
sive Jewelry stores and here.
Its this: The Paais Royal buys Jewelry as IL does
Umbrellas, Gloves Sc.-direct from the manufactur-
ers Credit is not asked when buying or given when
selling, and thus small profits are made possible
Every article has the price attached marked in plain
figures written guarantee given with the Real Gold
Jewelry.
The marvellous limitations of the real must not be
classed with the palpable limitations commonly sold at
fancy goods stores. feature Of the PalAis Royals
special display for the concave well known Knight
Templar emblem of gigantic proportions, composed
of these fac SMILES of Real Gold Jewery IL may be
seen In window of No. 1I19 Penn. ave.
PRICE LIST.
eF The cheapest and most expensive Jewelry only
Ia mentioned.
IA Karat Gold Lace Pins. 81 to slo.5o
Fac SMILES of Rolled Gold 25c to e.
Ia Karat Gold Earrings. 81 to s23
Fac SMILES Of Roll Gold, 25c. TO ss.75.
Ia Karat Gold Bracelets. g. to $3.50.
&c SMILES Of Rolled Gold. l9c 20 S. Q.
IL Karat Gold Fob Chains. 1928 TO alo.
Fac SMILES Of Rolled Gold. Soc 70 e.
IA Karat Gold Mems Chains. . 5 70 s20.
Fac SMILES Of Rolled Gold. 81 so 70 s3
IA Karat Gold Sleeve Buttons, az TO ala
Fac SMILES of Roll Gold Ice to 81.
Real Amber Rair Pins 81 10 sl3.
Fac smiles in imitation. &c. TO 800.
French Enamel Lace Pins. 6Oc. 20 "a
Fac smiles In Imitation SC. to ell.
Real Gold Bead Necklaces. IS tosI2
Fac SMILES Of Rolled Gold 81 20 s3 So
what viii You Mt the jewellers for fac SMILES
Of our soc. Real Enamel and Real Gold Forret-rne-
not Rings. For our 25c. Real Silver rhimblesg For
our So Real Gold Thimbles. For our Oxidized ST.
yer Toilet Articless For our silver Watch Boxesf
Bonbon Boxes and Cigarette Cases. VIII You see sny
larger VARIETY VIII you much variety ut ths
jewelry storess
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05
Wars FoR AL PuKsKs

JACKETs-The Imported pr.p de I,ond-e Jackets
ct sio. or the Psetot ~ length si2 may suit the
purse Of the wealthy lady Equally as well shared ana
warm and nstty in appearance the s5 Beaver
Jackets which will tsrit the leaner purses These as
Jackets attracted much attent during the s.Opeu
ing" They have lap seams two pockets improved
bell sleeves, braid binding ana tailor finished Then.
sometimes, those who afford TO pay q GOOD price
can appreciate "a rood bargain" such bargain are
the 90 Wide vale DiasonAl Jackets The braid bind
Ing the silk facings the two pockets the tailor but
tons and hnsh make these Jackets look worth
els than g.
Those who must have the very latest Imported Now
elites referred % the sl6 French gray Jacksta
with the deep rolling collar, Immense crotchet but
tons. large hip pockess and very wide fancy silk
binding.
Then come the sl4 .zouave- Beaver Jacke,s with
larel. collar and sleeves embroidered
The more practical will appreciate the Fleece lined
Diagonal Cloth Jack ts and the price will the
wise shopper. Only Slo.
Let's show you the new Drab de Londre Jacket be-
fore we quote the Seal Plush Garments. Here it
Is: Like mans button vest and cost minus the
long tails and plus loose front and silk braided but
tons and loops. The cloth like Newfoundland dogs
coat
SEAL PLUsH,GARMENTs
Prices start at el2 and finish az $50 NOT
TRASHY GARMENT IN STOCK. The sI2 Jacket IL
plain but good The sl6 Jack has Seal Fasten-
ines. Paletots. Wraps aud 46-inch Goats OF same
prices. Then. the 1T You have never seen better
hitting and seldom good fitting Seal garments
But you'll say it's too soon for Seal wraps
Isfs
We sold forty-two Garments last week. and Is next
week brings winter week nearer well sell a hun
dred-we hope. Won't you look at ours Probably
You may be one Of the hundred who will buy. II you
are only one Of the five hundred lockers won't
grumble, but thank Won
CLOTH ULsTERs.-Dont say too soon" and put
down the paper. IL isn't too 90 admire the
styles for the coming season. The "Garrick." s22,
the Jacquard" and the Miss Terry" S27 You want
90 these copies tiles that coat s4o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05
LOOKING 4 HEAD.

WITH Us THIS SEASON Is GOING TO BE
MOST PRONOUNCED SUCCESS FROM
AN ARTISTIC STANDPOINT AS WELL AS
IN THE VOLUME OF SALES.
WHY SHOULDN'T 1T ALL THE ELEMENTS
HERE. COUNTERS GRoAN BENEATH A
WEALTH OF NEW AND SPARKLING
STYLES FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
NOVEL DESIGNS IN HOME AND FOREIGN
FABRICS CONSTRUCTED BY AMERICAN
HANDS INTO GARMENTS THATRE CAL
CULATED TO ADoRN THE HUMAN FORM.
POoRLY-MADE AND BADLY-FITTING
CLOTHES ARE DEAR If GIVEN AWAY.
PROPERLY TAILORED GARMENTS COST
MONEY TO PRODUCE, But ARE ALWAYS
CHEAPEST IN THE END.
We CAN FIT OUT BOY Or MANOR
BOTH-IN JUST SUCH GOODS IT'S THE
ONLY KIND We HANDLE GOODS THAT
ARE GOOD. HONEST. RELIABLE AND SUCH
AS WE'RE BACK OF YOU IN BUYING. OUR
PRICES ARE WITHIN YOUR REACH NOT
WAY Up NOW WITH A VIEW TO DROP
PING THE BOTTOM OUT AFTER THE
FIRST OF JANUARY. THE GOODS ARE
HERE. THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05
ABOUT YouR NEW DRrss

To obtain ideas see our Dress Goods draped on
stands just az you'd wear them. A glimpse Of our
fashion plates and talk with our buyer may also be
profitable to you.
For your dress TO at well you want new corsets
This seasons French importation il the "Donita at
$780, the Fasso at g.. and facsmiles in shapes but
less elaborately finished at s3 and 81 pair Eleven
styles Of 81 Corsets for those who content wi "a
less elaborate trimmngs
DRESS TRIMMlNGs.-we sure we have the
finest stock in town. Told a hundred times this
week. Not only all the novelties here but fashion
plates and clerks who walking Dress Trimming en-
cyclopedias
BUTTOSS.-The new Two-tone Crochet Buttons,
and all those Monster Buttons. that really choice
specimens of Jewelry,
GLOVES AND HOSE TO match properl y contrast
with your costume also here at Falais Royal
prices.
Dress Innings, Small Reeds, Whalebones, Shields,
Twists &C. at prices that compare equally
rs favoraby with the credit store prices.
-. THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

The skin Of many an unfortunate snake goat calf
SEAL antelope. alligator and the poor helpless little
kid-not boy or girl but young goat-is here in the
form Of Card Cases, Pocket Books, Chateaine Bags.
Travelling satches, Straps etc We cal il our Leather
Goods Department but it's q big store. with buyer
and eight assistants
25c. CARD CAsEs.-Prices start at Csc each ana
how much better article cash business eua-
bles us to offer than IL we did credit business These
Pc. Card Cases Imitation Seal. but so good an
imitation that II said real seal You wouldn't say
No" Leather lining four compartments and care
fully hand-sewed.
SOC. CARD CAsEs.-Real Russia Leather. Com
partment with safety strap for bills besides place
cards and postage stamps. Then we have soc calf
Skin Cases with oKdized Silver trimmings. looking
worth 81.
81 CARD cAsEs-Resi Morocco in brown tan red
and black The kid lined the dainty finish. the tout
ensemble Is that Of cases that generally cosi more
tl1o CARD CAsEs.-These real Seal ana
combine Pocket Book and Card Case. with compart.
ments for the many articles you often want bus
seldom have to hand when wanted.
ANTELOPE CARD CAsEs.-These shown In
delicate shades Of gray, tan. fawn brown. mode and
the new red shade All lined with KID Even
those st el-25 have compartments for stamps and
Bills while those at e. have oxidzed silver TRIM
mings. A prices rise upwards 10 ss.9s the stsr.
ling Silver ornanentations are works Of art
NOVELTY CARD CAsEs.-Those Of Snake Skin e
s3 and Of real Aeator at 25 really beautiful
The Alligator Card Case ana Pocket Book combined
-.
MINIS CAkD CASkh-Whle those nrst men,
toned st 25c-. SOC. and 81 suited for men
those mentioned below extrs size-made 10 hold
the many papers, etc. busy man always vants Q
place for. Prices 81. el.5o and e. 40 each Being
made Of selected goat aud seal skin. with strone
lining and carefully hsnd-sswed they practically
everlasting.
POCKET BooKs.-Ten times the variety Of Pochss
Books vhsre begin and end descriptions IL The
trouble Prices commence NJ Toe for the Bucksktn
Purses and end at el6 for the Heavy silver-trmnsd
Novelty Even the 25c Pocket Books have thu safety
frame which prevents tine small from dropp1na
out Real seal. Goat. Alligator. Calf and Imitation
Purses aud Pocket Books for CSC the equal q vhsoh
you,n not and q the credit stores
The Pslais Royals 5oc- Pocket Books An also -
srcaisno&
An improvsment you'i appreciate b the Nsw oosa
Daw Cstsut No. 4012lo1. which, used in con5unctsoo
w1ths deep frsma. enables lady with glovsd hand
70 reach the bottom Of the hae ana a the sss
tns the inside aavs suazd against the possfbziy e
lsu1ng ~ spostsL
TIE PALAIs(RoYAL.
A. L1sHER
o109 12oA - Hunng1vanaA ave. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

Seattle, Spokane Falls and Butte seem to
have furnished only the beginning of the sea-
sons fires in the great northwest. At Helena
blaze was attempted, but the threat of re-
vival Of the vigilantes may put damper on
the enthusiasm of the incendiaries for the
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

From the unconscious testimony of the press
dispatches the inference is safe that the Aus
trallan ballot law proved its worth in Montana
at the late election. The fact that the vote was
cast early, tina. the counting was easily done,
and that the result showed a general smashing
of Estates" is enough to mark the reform as a
succasa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

The suggestion OF some New York worlds
fair enthusiast that the Eiffel tower should be
outdone on this side of the water by a ire
mendously deep hole in the ground is not a
bad one. New York will want some such place
to which her pretensions may retire when all
this pow-wow is over AMI Washington has the
fair site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

Here is Yale college, the home of theology
which used to pride itself upon the title "Anti-
Papist," supporting Roman Catholic club.
The membership is all undergraduate, natur-
ally; but TIE faculty, though personally Of the
Protestant faith, smile encoursgingly upon it
Fifty years ago such a thing would have been
impossible. This shows that the world, or at
least one part of it, has. made not little prog
ress in the direction Of real religious charity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

1t is an interesting coincidence that the
chestnut season begins in the markets and on
the political stump about the same date every
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

nUR csc FULL. REGULAR MADE CHILDREN'S
~ Black Hose reduced to 15c Mems bark Domet
Flannel Shirts. good styles, 35c. REPETTI L CO.,
l49 u ST. se., opp. Library site. oc4-3t
MEMS HEAVY KNIT UNDERSTANDS AND
4NDrawers, lSc each; elegant for working purposes
O'Clock. Don't miss it. oc:}- 81
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w HEN V1srrrsa

Our establishment no doubt you have noticed tupoa
the left you enter, that line Of elegant
TURCoMAN CURTAINS which ws hsvs been sailing
ct els per pair. You viii b asrssshly SURPRISED 10
learn that. commencing MONDAY. ocsobsr z, we Win
sell these Curtains In following shsdss Olive Green
Sage Green. Terra Gotta and Blue ss the remarkably
low price Of s1O pair These Curtains .rs Of Ane
quality and bargain We viii also offer our full
line Of IMPORTED BAGDAD CURTAINS ct se. Til,
sextrsmsy cheap for these Curtains which are Of sx-
cellent quality and sail elsewhere for much more.
Have you observed those beautiful SILK cURrAINs
reduced to Is Per pair.
Don't think because We are offering these eoods ss
close prices they not Of good quality Rsmem Der
we offer no goods which We cannot guarantee - 10
durability
Our success and the extensive scale 10 which our
business has increased 10 TO the value ve have al
ways given. We shall always endeavor to maintain
the unsurpassed reputation have gained for the
hne quality durability, and low prices Of our goods.
We desire to direct attention to the fact that We
have not one dollars worth of old stock in our place
Everything is entirely new having been aced In the
building within the past ten days
nyou need anything in the way of Carpets IL viii Be-
to your advantage to examine our complete stock Of
Administer, Wilton Moquettes Body Brussels and In
Graina
RUGS Of al kinds at greatly reduced prices
nyou contemplate the purchase Of FURNITURE Of
any description we invite you inspect our extensive
stock and note the low prices. All goods marked In
plain figures.
SPECIAL SALE.
We open on MONDAY MORNING as . Special Sale
100 3-piece Oak Suites, Large Beveled Glass, ct
s27.5o
100 3-piece Oak Suites at s24oo.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
We cordially thank patrons for the hearty sup
port we have received from them and respectfully
request continuance. We will also be highly srst-
ned to make new acquaintances and number them
among our many patrons
JULIUS LANsBuRaH,
oc5 18th and Sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

CHARLES J. GOoCH,
~ PATENT ATTORNEY
~ Twenty five years practice. ST. CLOUD
BUILDING. opp. Masonic Temple. oc5-2w-
ICROM $50 PM. TO O'CLOCK SATURDAY
i evening we will sell you 81 Misses Spring
and Heeled Button Shoes, $50. Clio ed during the
day KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION. l l til
ST. Oc:3-:3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05
Oun PArRoss AND Fnrrsps

VIII please take notice that will show great many
New Materials and Work. MONDAY, OCTOBER
Our regular Fall Opening must be delayed for
week Oh account of the building next to u.s.
Amongst the many new materials, We Offering:
SILK MAIL CLOTH in Cream, White, Blue aud Old
Gold, "a inches wide at, s3.75:per yard.
NEW ENGLISH COTTON FABRIC. 72 inches, in
Cream Just the thing for Table Covers. 81 80 per I'd
BOLTON SHEETING. New shades, az inches, 81.
CREAM BOLTON sHEEJING. az inches, soc.
STAMPED LINENS, New Designs
HEMSTITCHED SQUARES, ut S5c
LEAF PATTERN SQUARES AND SCARFS, S125
Stamping, New Designs
Stamping while you wait
OPPENHEIMER,
Decorative Art Rooms.
oeo-eo 514 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

"A BArcH Or INVITATIONS.
TO OUR FRIENDSHIPS your visiting out. orso,cn
friends rAo sctu be here sceek to take look through
"Psryrs" With yox.
TO sTRANGERS.-Af any time from am. TO pna,
rhen you haus ite leisure, you pas probably
In tour through tie Perry BUDDING"
SPECIAL INVITATIONS
GLOVE DEPARTMENT-frst floor. at Ninth street
doorand it is to the opening Of full lines of Ladies'
Hgh-grade Dress and Street Gloves Our agency for
the celebrated Trefousse Kid permits Us to name in
6butt-very best blsck-s2 So
black colors- ZOO.
3 - No. / black - 1.75
Every pair fitted to the hands and guara nteed
latest narrow stitching. in all the shades of TAM 81 90
. pair.
TASTEFUL-The 5-button Dressed Kid in Tan and
Brown, narrow stitching. sLOO pair
ELEGANT.-The 4-button Dressed Kid, Tan shades,
guaranteed at .25 pair
PoPULAR.-The 4-button Suede or Dressed Kid, in
Black and Shades Of Gray and Tan, l. so pair and
warranted.
FULL DRESS.-The s-button Suede Mousquetaire
at pair. Also the very finest of Holste Suedes
every pair made by hand. coming in all the newest
shades OF Tan, Red. Green. Blue. Modes and Gray
warranted perfect goods in every instance Reymer's
BLACK suede in and S-button Mousquetaires Even
ing Gloves in all shades and lengths Misses Kid and
Fabric Gloves Of all kinds fitted to the hand.
Glove Department first floor next to Ninth street
entrance.
Our second special invitation comes from the Corset
department. and includes all the favorite makes.
R. Give show full line of the celebrated r. Il.
e. Corsets in Black and White. mentioning fine grade
st Toe short and extra long at $780, and bite Sat-
teen at also.
and White range from 81 80 s3 5O the No White
Venus at 50. 90, and the No. 2 Black at 81 so.
THOMSON'S.-we offer this famous make of the
Glove fitting" Corsets in medium and extra lengths
at sl.OO.
FRENCH WOVEN.-we enabled to offer a SUI
perbly Fitting French Woven Corset, in medium and
extra lengths, at 81.
DIR. wARNER's.-The Dr. Warner Coraline Corset
at 81.
Skirts. We offer a superior assortment of Ladies'
Flannel Skirts in Black and colors and the very
popular shades Of Navy, Brown. Gray. Garnet and
Gobein Prices range from S1.50 to 1878.
striking value will be found in our line of Ladies'
Black. Quilted Satin Skirts "a. $3.50 30, So and
$3.50. Black Satteen Skirts with quilted satin Dor
ders, aremarked So and $3.50.
Elevator to Corset and Skirt Depts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

New York is beginning to have taste of what
San Francisco and Portland and other Pacific
coast cities have passed through within the last
twenty years, in the upbuilding of Chinese
quarter, where these people of a strange civil
ization, using language unintelligible to the
eye and ear of our race, herd together and defy
Caucasian rule and influence. Having once
planted themselves in place in this way it is
almost impossible to root them out They re-
model neighborhood in their own fashion.
White people will not live among them, so that
property values and rentals thereabous are
wholly at the mercy of the Chinese themselves;
and, when means have been discovered of fore
ing them to move, the whites will not inhabit
the same dwellings after them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

HOUSE II HERRMANss
ARE A LITTLE WORLD WITHIN THEM
SELVES. WHERE ALL IS BUsTLE. ACTIN
ITY AND BUSINESS OUR MISSION HAS
EVER BEEN TO AID IN ALTERNATING THE
BURDENS OF HOUSE KEEPERS WHO HAVE
NOT AN ABUNDANCE OF THIS WORLDS
WEALTH.
TO BRING CONFINEMENT TO HUs-
BANDS AND COMFORT TO THEIR fAMI-
LIES IS A LABOR OF WHICH WE NEVER
TIRE WE SELL ON
AT LOWEST CASH FIGURES, AND ACCEPT
IN RETURN SMALL PARTIAL PAYMENTS
BY THE WEEK OR MONTH IN sATIsFAC-
TIoN OF THE DEBT. WE TRUST NO RE-
LIABLE HOUSE KEEPER WILL HESITATE
l., i
LEARN WHAT AN ADVANTAGE, ABOVE
OTHERS. OUR
OFFERS FOR THE COMFORT AND HAPPI-
NESS OF THE PUBLIC.
OUR LINE IS REPLETE WITH PARLoR
AND BEDROOM FURNITURE OF EVERY
GRADE; DINING-RooM REQUISITES,
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE MOST
ELABORATE AND BEST;
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE AND STYLE:
DRAPERIEs OF EXQUISITE DESIGN. SEC.
RETARIEs, TOILET SETS AND AN END
LESS VARIETY OF
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
UPON ANY OF WHICH
YOUR OWN TERMS OF PAY
MENT WILL BE ACCEPTED NO DELAY
IN DELIVERY WILL BE oCCAsIoNED BY
THE BLOCKADE OF THE SEVENTH
STREET RAILWAY MONOPOLY, AS WE
ARE PREPARED TO SHIP OUR ORDERS
PROMPTLY BY WAY OF OUR COLOSSAL
ESTABLISHMENT ON MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE.
HOUSE HERRNANy,a
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YovLL War A War.

How many women and children trace serfous
sokness 70 inadequate clothing worn the <th o.
march, You escaped then. perhaps but viii you be %
lucky during the Conclsvss. Winter 10 nesr. You'll
have 10 have . WRAP why select one Monday
Then may the waiting for the procession sad other
causes for exposure during the coming week q ost
door life be enjoyed without N eject
l: 4 { 4 4 IL
sc Y 4 I
The late ~orsnins Display and the criticism % IN
vited and caused enables claim the beet hitting
WRAPS in the city.
- THE PALAIs ROYAL
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In Philadelphia il is estimated that all the

In Philadelphia it is estimated that all the
overhead wires of the Western Union tele-
graph company will have disappeared, and been
laid in the underground conduits of the Bell
telephone company by this time noIt year.
Superintendent Gill made q tour of observation
in Europe lately, and found that in all the large
cities marked progress has been made in UNDER
ground telegraphy. In Paris the absence OF
overhead wires is most noteworthy. The great
sewers are used there conduits, which fact
accounts for the ease Of introducing the new
system. The chief difficulty everywhere, he
explains, where wires are run underground, is
in locating trouble on the lines. II break
occurs close to a manhole, it is easy enough
to make the necessary repairs; other
wise the streets must be torn up to get at the
damaged place. OF course this is q nuisance;
but no system Of Improvement the world ever
saw was perfect at the start. Every one Of
them has been growth, often q tedious
growth. The remedy for the present difficulty
will come in time. The necessities of the case
will stimulate invention. What we are con-
cerned with now is to get rid of serious an
noyance to the public whose comfort is to be
considered always in preference to that Of any
private corporation. The fact that Philadel-
phia, by taking firm grip on this matter, has
got so far along with it that she can see her
total deliyerance only twelve months ahead,
ought to encourage other cities in their struggle
to the same end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

(tHILDRENS SCARLET ALL-wOOL VESTS AND
rants. Zoe for all Sizes Childrens White Merino
vests DC; rise &c. a size. REPETII & CO,
oc4-3t l49 b ST. s.e. opp. Library site.
A LII OUR FINE DRESS GINGHAM REMNANTS
Nat O1tc., from d 80 to p. Saturday, October D.
Closed during the day. kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE CON-
BlNAIlOS. llth St. sc. oc3-3t