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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Men, women, and children, of high and low degree,
VIII nnd Gloves at the Paais Royal suit their
and pocket
SILK GL0vES.-Silk Gloves from 25c to al az q
pair; every desirable style Special are the 75c MI
lanese Silk Gloves-the 81 Gloves of elsewhere
SILK MITTS from Csc. to 81. Attention fs drawn
to the &c., Mianese Silk Jersey Mitts which are held
up for comparison with the Soc champions of else
where.
The Palas Royals SOC Mitts and those embroidered.
at &c., should be and be properly tested
Those that have SO done have recommended SO many
friends that the Pslais Royals Soc Mitts well
known as Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
PlGSkIN GLOVES.-Not being affected by perspira-
ton, and possessing twice the duriby Of kid with all
It's elasticity is it wonder these gloves popular
with our patrons OF course there worthless imi-
tations Of Pgskins. You may buy here confidently.
Every pair sodrrdnted Only soc. pair. Tans, Grays
Browns fawn and Fast Black are the colors Nous
Quetaire tho style.
RIDING OR DRIVING GLOVES.
For Men the English Castor Beaver Gloves are con-
sidered the best; 81 IS here 81 so is the prevailing
price. For Ladies, the Gauntlet Gloves English Dog
skin. at 81 35; Castor Beaver. 10 pair Every pair
warranted.
PARIS GLOVES.
FOR SPECIAL oCCAsIoNs-The best Undressed
hddioves In every desirable shade, and every pair
fuy guaranteed perfect in every respect 4-button,
with plain backs. 25 4-button embroidered 81 SO
o-outton, embroidered Mousquetaire. S1.S5 These
last are popular with ladies all over the United States
as the many mail orders attest
,co,.,, THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
The President in his remarks at Woodstock

The President in his remarks at Woodstock
commented upon the security frem effective
outside attack which the republics isolation
furnishes. The lack of dangerous neighbors
spares the nation the expense and temptation
to war Of large standing army, but the secu-
rity afforded by isolation should be supple
msnted by that which a strong navy and effect
i've coast defenses will supply. These means
Of protection being secured, the republic may,
as the Presiden. suggests, devote itself with
untroubled mind to the solution of domestic
problems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

The Persian minister declares that, in view of
the direspectful, unkind and scandalous COM
ment Of the American press concerning both
the Shah and himself, he is compelled in self
respect and in respect for his sovereign to
leave the republic. By all means the minister
should pack up his buds and quit the country
by the earliest conveyance. Such a super
sensitive person has no fitness for diplomacy
In the first place, most of the obnoxious Ameri-
can articles were based upon those which have
appeared in English newspapers, and which, bad
as they may be, have not been esteemed by the
Shah himself sufficiently hbelous to prevent his
carrying out his plan Of again visiting England.
On his former visit to that country the piquant
descriptions Of the Shah's goings on published
in the English papers were even more often
sive than now, but, as said above, he has not
been 30 thin-skinned as to allow either this or
the recent comment to prevent him from going
there again. Why the ambassador should be
80 much more sensitive than his sovereign is
not plain. In the second place, the American
ministers to Persia have set very good ex-
ample by disregarding those endearing cpl
thets, "Dog Of q Christian" Stranger devil'
and the like, with which the native populace
greet them in the streets. They assume that
their business is with the governments of the
empire, and not with the people who ridicule
or revile them; and, as long as the government
is courteous, they endure the discourtesies of
the rest of Persia. 1t is to be regretted that,
IL all the stories which have been published
about the Shah's personal habits are false,
some one has not corrected them in print; and,
come to think of it, it Is as strange as it is un-
fortunate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

new handkerchief, collar, or tie brightens up
ones Sunday costume. fine display of Just such
things in window Of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue
Having bought, very advantageously q stock of Lace
Jabots and Plastrons ALSO extreme novelties in Else
mere Sets. etc. SPECIAL SALE is advertised for to-
morrow Saturday. The regular stock has been con-
siderably reduced in price, you have q double in
ducement to call tomorrow, but e must be before
O'Clock.
Poe. Crepe Lsse and Fancy Fold Ruff ings reduced
to pc. yard
12fc. Mems and Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchief
In nearly one hundred different patterns reduced to
10c each.
The 25c. Mems Handerchiefs reduced to 2Oc
Many 25c. Ladies' Handkerchiefs reduced to I7c
warranted All-silk Windsor Scarfs will wash 17c
each, or 3 for SOC.
The best 121fc. Embroidered Null Ties yet shown.
BLACK Silk Spanish Guipure Lace Scarfs Those @
feet long reduced from IL to S6c Those feet long
reduced from 81. T5 to 81 40:
Ihe Ihree-strpe Grenadne Yelling, in all colors for
only 12c. yard
Warranted 3-py Linen Collars, for Csc, and Cuffs
3 pairs for 25c
70 Inc Fancy Lace Neckwear is too varied in style
and price Tor mention here. See the window display
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

That some Of the papers Of New York should
advocate the holding in that city of the pro-
posed great exposition commemorative Of the
discovery Of America, is natural enough, and
creditable to their local pride. The country at
large will, however, never seriously entertain
that proposition. The pitiable failure of the
projected international exhibition attempted
there few years ago, which had the prestige
OF Gen. Grants gre It nam Il its head, coupled
with the aftermath o, scandal and heartburn
ing which followed the local centennial de-
monstration held there last April, conspicu-
ously points it out as tn, place where the COM
ing great Three Am Exposition should
not be held. That aty is the commercial and
financial center of the western hemisphere,
and with that proud distiction she can afford
to rest content. TIE proper place to cele-
brate the discovery OF the country is at its seat
OF government. This is th, demand Of nearly
all the states in the Union and of every terri
tory. New York may therefore as well accept
the inevitable, and fall into line gracefully.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

The Lydecker court-martial explained that
officers non-inspection Of the tunnel cavities
BY the suggestion that these spaces, Of which
some were as large as a house. were so "con-
dned-" The diff Ity o; finding room to
accommodate Majo- L. decker as an inspector
IS to be overcome by giving him all out-of-
doors In the bondless west in which to expand
and inspect without cramping. There are
many comforting features of the exile to Van
couver, if Major Lydecker could only bring
himself to look a: the matter in the proper
light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
A L1sr Or SHOE R.pa.1xs

Ladies, not only the reduced prices truth, but
the former prices brought but little profit to the
Palais Royal. The something that can't be shown
here-the STYLE the fit, the fnish-make these Shoes
the best Of bargains.
$275 Bronze Slippers reduced TO $3.50
&350 French Kid Slippers, with the Louis XIV heel
reduced to S2.40.
s16s Dongola Kid Slippers reduced to 81 35
49, % Dongola Kid Boots, all sizes and widths, re-
duced to 81 80.
S5 and 90 Hand sewed Kid Boots broken sizes. Rs-
duced TO $500
$3.50 Boys Goat Slippers with pstept-leather trim
mlngs. All sizes and widths. Reduced to 81 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Tho rains descended a. usual yesterday
The cloud-supply Of water is apparently mex.
hsustible. 1t is understood that the explosion
OF patriotic gunpowder caused yesterdays pre-.
eipitstion of moisture. Why in thunder, light
ming, tempest and food il has rained so copi.
ousiy for the preceding days and weeks is no,
explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
Johnson & Lurrnrrr.

We closed out lot Of 900 dozen children,, Bl.ek
md Dark colorsd HOSE and HALF-HosE, regular
made. imported. such - retail for 37,<c and 45c,
d. A. ). 81 inches which viii run OF st I2,<
and Do This 10 the best bargain ever offered In
this line Of goods.
We are also selling Half Wool cHALLIEs q l2}<c.
Former pries 1ec.
Beautiful shades FIGURED CHINA SILKS to closs
q % aod soe Former price Toe. and q.
JOHNSON LUrrRILL
js6-3@ rs Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Raphael, the astrologer whose prophecies are
50 devoutly trusted by a great multitude of
the people of England, says for the 5th of July:
BE careful this day." 1t is evident Raphaels
calendar is not prepared with view to Ameri-
can consumption. 1t is the 4th on which we
have to be most careful over here. The 9Th
takes care of itself very well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

As an advertiser Brother Bowen Of the New
York Independent can give points to Barnum.
His Fourth Of Julys at Woodstock are the best
examples known 70 modern times of the free
application Of outside power to private grind
stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Our bright, sunny contemporary, the Critic,
has absorbed the Sunday Capital and has sacri-
feed its own name in the operation. The
DAILY Capita, will be published as an afternoon
paper through the week and as a morning
paper on Sunday. TIE STAR congratulates its
neighbor upon this new evidence Of enter
prise and prosperity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
! F 4 ! { E. 4 (, / :. ::
sE EN- go ~ 4 +
IA 90 7 "A ILL

GENTLEMEN are notified Of the arrival Of 200 dos
English Balbriggan Half Hose directly imported. and
offered at wholesale price, viz, 2 PAIRS FOR y5o
These Socks are full reeuarmade, have double toes
and heels and are worth nearer 25c pair than 12c
NEW SUsPENDERS-The Guyot style but i'm
proved and only Csc pair. The latest and the best
yet introduced for comfort and durability.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
75o. UxpEnwrAn FoR $50
CONTINUED below.)

1t reads like the heighth Of impotence TO compare
the Paais Royals 75c Undergarments with the article
often sold at FL; tsa irs true, u u 50 tmyudeau
You to answer.
GowNs.-.Mother Hubbard" Double Yoke Back; o
clusters bunch tucks embroidered neck and sleeves
with tucks and embroidered edge. Sc. instead Of
75c. for July and q.
CHEMIsEs.-Cambrics Square Nechs. trimmed with
lace or embroidery sec instead Of 75c.. for July
and g.
sKIRTs.-Yoke Bands; 9-inch Cambria Flounce; 8
tucks in founce 10 tucks above SIC instead Of 75c
for July and @.
CORSET trimmed with superior
embroidery. soc. instesd Of 75c., for July and g.
DRAWERS Camkxic and cotton lace or embroid-
cry dounce, with II tucks above or 2 clusters Of
bunch tucka seq instead Of 75c- for 5uly 8 and g.
tDses The window Dtsplay for other reduced priees
THE rAIArs ROYAL
4 L1snRR.
Va Cor. l2th andpA ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Gen. Butler wants to annex not only Canada
oot Great Britain as whole, forming q great
Engiish-speaking federation. We will make a
beginning with Canada when Canada is will
ing. The larger contract must wait
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Skipping the rope has become q recognized
form OF pugilistic training, severely testing
the condition of heart. lungs and the muscles
OF the legs. An exercise which tests and de-
veiops Sullivan may well be only sparingly in
dulged in by ambitious little girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
Two DAYs To RExrMBr.
eTFRIDAY. JULY s,
UsATURDAY, JULY q.

sV-sATURDAY, JULY6
THE PALAIs ROYAL PATRONS who annually A..
tend the Clearing Sale in the Cotton and Cambria Up-
derwesr Department are promised the best bargains
of twelve years.
VISITORS AND LATE RESIDENTS of Washing
ton are informed that at the close of each season
Clearing Sale occurs; partly in order to make room
for the next seasons goods, and partly recognition
of the Palais Royal fixed business princpe-zeper 10
carry ouer goods from one season 10 another:
THE BEST BARGAINS of twelve years are prom
ised because never before have such advantageous
purchases been made, and it is gratifying to write
that never before has the volume of business been SO
large.
THE SALES in the Cotton Underwear Department.
for the first six months of $50 little over 80 900
ahead of preceding sir months b,siness-a crafty
ing result.
THE PALAIS ROYALS jubilee occasion occurs
Friday. July 9Th. and Saturday. July 9th. The details
below will make it evident why this paragraph is
headed 1.-TWO DAYS TO REMEMBER"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Warrington escaped without q Fourth of
July big nrs and without . death from ex.
piosives. The giant cracker and the toy pistol
viu soon come TO be Of a. doubtful deadliness
- the electric current
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
The Star Out Of Town.

THr EVENING srAa will be sent by mail TO
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may DO desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. c. But al
such orders must be accompanied by he money,
or Rse paper cannot be Sent, as no accounts are
kept srict mail subscriptions. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Major Armes should heed the advice of his
prudent friends who will tell him that, in the
hands Of men who act on impulse, the pen il
often more dangerous than the court-martial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

The Box MARCHH
To close out certain lines of Silk Gloves Of which
sizes have become broken, make the following re-
ductions:
300. FOR CSC.
Double Finger Tip. warranted not TO wear out at
finger tip, only in Black. and sizes 5Ix, and T. Re-
duced from soc. to CSC.
$50. AND 49c FOR 45c.
5sc. Tan and Drab, pure silk. we only have q small
quantity OF each size, mix them with our 49c.
gloves and give you the choice for 45c.
75c. FOR &c.
To many 75c. Gloves pure silk, in Black, Tans,
CSC. FOR 75o
Black 9sc Pure Silk Gloves only few pair each size,
price now 75c.
CSC. FOR 400.
KID GLOVES in Black Browns Tans and Grays,
some OF all sizes. but mostly sizes 81, 5A -
GA w and 2; were Csc. choice Acc. q pair.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

Our rfhemen and our oarsman in England
were both victorious yesterday, appropriately
celebrating the day. Hurrah for the Fourth o.
July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

WASHINGTON DISINFECTANT co. PREPARE
w the most Reliable Dsinfectant and Deodorizer
now In use It is Odoress and Powerful and Instantly
Disnfects any Offensive Matter. 1t is extensively
used in the and larger hotels Sold by the
gallon or barrel. OFFICE AND LABORATORY, sos
22d st NV ty5-5ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
LOOK In Thar WINDOW.


No. 1l17 Pennsylvania avenue show window is filled
with samples Of Cotton and Cambria Endorsements
NOTE THE $50. GOWNS of All-Over Embroidery,
with Tucked Yoke. The quality Of material and trim
ming and the style il the result Of twelve years effort
to offer the best possible CSC What do you think Of
these Gowns for 79c.
sEETHE csc. CORSET CovERs.-Made of the best
Cambria, with 2-nch Inserting and Edge Back and
Front. See them aud you'll appreciate their worth
As large as ~ bust measure and all at 19c.
THOSE csc. SKIRTS.-You never before saw such
fine finch embroidered rufie so many tucks on
81 Skirt And look at the width and lengt and finish
then marvel at 79c for such q skirt.
THE CSC. CAMBRIA CHEMISE-Luxuriously cool
ard delicately beautifed with fine lace trimming
Square and V-shape necks. Those who prefer en-
broidery in place of lace may be suited-and we'll
suited AT ONLY TOO.
9so DRAWERS in Cambria and Cotton, either
trimmed with deep embroidery or fine lace, tucks
above.
Such few Of the Palsis Royals celebrated csc
Undergarments which be sold during Friday and
Saturday at 19c. each.
That you haven't been properly impressed by the
descriptions is easily imagned for you be told Of
the it, the finish the materials the triinmingsy ,Tis
all these being much superior that at once con-
rfnces those Wo See but Leave In doubt those rho ONLY
read.
(Contfnred helow.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
GREAr CLOSING SALE
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

DhI GOODS AND NOTIONS.
On and after July 5 will begin great Closing
sale Of our Entire Stock. We have had built for
new store No l50S 18th street. two doors north Of
present store. and expect to move about August 15
and rather than move present stock offer all
Goods at cost $4,000 worth of Dry Goods to be sold
between July 3 and August Is.
Come and secure your bargains
s. d. BURCH,
1904 7th st. NV,
yo-1ms Washington, D. @.
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9Sc. UNDERwEAR FoR 100

Does this impress you 1t shouldf This is written
with the presumption that the reader is not regular
patron of the Pasis Royals Cotton Underwear depart
ment Twelve years of experience. with the advan-
tages gained by prompt payments made when buying
and the lack of losses when selling, has enabled the
Palais Royal to make SPECIALITY OF CSC UN.
DERGAkMENTS, and offer as good paluesas generally
sold for SIs5.
1t would be rather ridiculous to make such q state
ment without very good reason. The statement, how
ever lis made very deliberately and is left with you
deal with without the doubt ON the part of the
Palais Royal of what your answer will be-
When You are offered such Csc. Garments for only
79c each, during Friday, July 5, Saturday July g.
isn't it one reason for remembering these two dayss:
The PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued belowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05

WOODWARD . LoTHRoR.
Or. 11th end = ID. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-05
.LovEs Fon EvrRYpopY.

Continued below
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-31
RANDOLPH,
Correspondence.


M. o. Austin has purchased Is acres
of land from James Sabin, situated
about one fourth of mile east OF the
Fair Grounds.
Since our last there have been two
weddings, that of Charles Bsttes, of
this place, and Miss Minnie FeiIer, of
Suffield, Wednesday evening, Jan. l6,
and that of Charles Boosinger of Brim
field and Mrs. Emma Blair, OF this
place, Tuesday evening, Jan. -. The
best wishes of their friends 60 with
them Rumor says, prospect OF al
other soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. z A. Davis went 40
Cleveland Thursday to visit friends
and attend the dedication OF the
Christian Church, ou Miles Avenue
Misses Addie Dodge and Jessie Jer.
ONE entertained thslr Sunday school
Glasses last Thursday evening, at the
b me of the former
Mr. snd Mrs. H B Sabin returned
home last Saturday.
Miss Rena Sabin has returned home
after two weeks visit in Brimfield.
Mr.. David Shook has returned from
Cleveland. where he had been to have
his eyes treated, and they are very
much improved.
Mr. Clarence Shook 10 home with
the mumps.
Mr.. Floyd Shook spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mr.. Marion Lepper, Of Ravenna, was
in town last week
The Methodists still continue their
meetings.
The Atwater Band will give q con
cert Thursday night, at the Congrega
tional Church.
w. II. Bettes will entertain the
Farmers Club this week SATURDAY..
BART,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-31
GASRETTSvILLE.


Our attorneys have been attending
7ourt during the last week, one of them
'aving case of his own. Judging
rom reports, the attorneys who We.
gainst him gave him an allopathic
'ose OF an attorneys medicine.
A 81 race at the Rink last Saturday
vening drew a large crowd.
There are no less than I've entertain
nents in town this week.
We learn that one of the Ministers
n town gave one of the Societies which
vas giving entertain ments a scoldine
from the pulpit last Sunday, because
their entertainments would conflict
with the protracted meetings which he
was holding. Although his intentions
we're right, it is somewhat doubtful
whether or not any one organization
has the right to claim a monopoly OF
The evenings that belong to all. The
effect of the scolding was to the ad
vantage of the entertainment.
The social organization known as
the Owl Club, give q reception at
Buckeye Hall, Feb. 10Th.
The sales of Robert Elsmere" have
been exceedingly large. Forbidden
fruit will always be largely INDUCED
in. This book only puts the doctrine
Of Unitarianism, in a popular, readable
fHm. Rev. Lyman Abbott has writ.
ten an article which has been publish
ed, in which he speaks we'll of the
book, and advises all to read it. This
is decided contrast with the remarks
of some who are unable to penetrate
beyond the horizon Of their circum.
scribed craeds, the limits Of which are
exceedingly narrow.
A. D. Hoskins will have a partner
In the grocery business, whose name
will appear in due time,
Marriages in town this winter are
not brisk, owing to the fact that most
of our manageable young people have
already embarked upon the blissful
sea of uncertainty.
Roger M. Lee, Esq, of Cleveland,
who is rracticing law in that city.
spent last Sunday with his parents in
town, DIR. E. B. Lee and wife,
The Masonic fraternity held a ve,y
pleasant Social last Wednesday eve,
The Xe ielusian Society held q Moot
Court last Wednesday evening. One
of the leading members was indicted
for horse stealing. AS usual the Jury
brought in verdict which astonished
the whole court, being contrary to the
law and the evidence, it did credit to
professionals.
Some Of the giddy male members of
the II gl School have been distin-
gushing themselves by carrying load.
ed revOlvers with them to school. a
practice which will lead to serious
if not at once stopped.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-31

Through Cars 10 the Ina ON
The pennsylvania Lines will sell ex-
cursinn tickets at low round trip rates
and run through cars to Washington
for the Inauguration of Gen. Harrison.
Preparations already under way indi-
cate that the Pennsylvania manage
ment intends to surpass its record for
the prompt, safe and satisfactory run
ming of trains in the care Of the enor.
nous traffic over its lines to the Capt.
tai. For full information apply to the
nearest passenger or ticket agent Of the
Pennsylvania Lines. ...=t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-31

Hon. II. g, TRYoN's bill, amepdin.
zhe road laws of the State, mentione,
in eur last issue, should speedily be
come a law. The roads of Ohio. an,
especially in this section of the State
are nothing but mud traps, aboundin,
in steep hills and horrible ruts. L.
. muddy season more thorough pun
1shment could not tie devised than to
sentence guilty party to hitch I'D hi,
Team and drive six miles and return
along the public highway. Take tn.
past Fall and most of the present VIII
ter: To the hundreds who have bee,
mired in the dense mud of the horri
bile roads of Portage, what would hav
m easured the value of solid roadbeo?
How would it seem to haye good roads
twelve months in the year, anyway?
The proposed measure will eradicat.
from our methods senseless. ANTIGUA
tedsystem of working the public roads.
and substitute law that will enable
every township in the County at the
expiration of few years to secure such
roads as are necessary to any prosper.
Gus community. The improved road
machinery of today, enabling as much
to be accomplished in one day as in
six under the former methods, placed
under the direction of one competept
man, with ample discretionary author.
ity, will revolutionizs the wretched
mudways of Portage county, and con.
vert them into veritable highways of
commerce.
Hon. Friend Whittlesey did the
right thing in placing Portage in the
Jlst OF the wide-awake counties of the
State.