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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-03
MINNEAPOLIS.

Wheat.-No. / hard, s1@s2c; No. 1
northern 7S@79c; No. northern, ,72@75c..
Patents in sacks to local dealers, $4.S5@5.- :
4.S5; in barrels, $4,s5@5.O5; delivered at
New England points, $5.45@5. 80; New
York points, $5.35@5. 80; delivered at Phil.
adelphia and Baltimore, $5. .30@5. rs; bakers
here, $3.35@3.65; snperfne, $1.7O@2. 80;
red dog, sacks, $1.1O@1.25 red dog barrels,
$1.35@1.5O. Bran, $6.50@6.75. Shorts,
$7@s. Corn, 32c Oats, white, 21@22c.
Barley, No. 3, 56c; plump stained, 45c. Flax,
$1.22. Feed, $12@13. Hay, $6.50@7 so.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-03

Prices on incoming trains only:
Wheat, No. / hard, 81@52; No. 1 Northern,
7S@S0c; No. Northern, 75@77c. Corn, No.
3, 311a@33c. Oats, No. white, 21@23c;
September, 21@23c; October, 21023c; No
vembel, 23c; No. 3, 1s1z@20c year, 21423c.
Rye, No.2, 33c; year, 33c. Barley, No. 2, 55c
bid No. 3, 40@45c. Ground Feed, $13.
Corn Meal Unbolted, $12.50@13.
Bran, $7@7. so. Malt, 65@75c. Flax Seed,
No. 1, $1.22. Hay, No. 1, upland,
$6.50@7; No. /. $5; timothy, $4,000.
Timothy seed, $1.6O Eggs, $500
$40 per case. Flour, patents, $5. OF; 5;straight,
"a. so; bakers, 81 lao; rye, 2.75@3 20; buck
wheat, %. Butter, creameries, 12@1Sc.;
fresh 20022c.; extra dairy, 14@16c.
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MEN's WINTER USprnwrAR
dept. near door No II

dept. near door No 1119 Pa ave.)
% ENGLISH INDICATED WOOL UNDER
WEAR FOR 20 These undergsrments are the
beet Cashmere Wool. warranted cochineal dye. The
k fronts to the shirts the reinforced parts to the
drawers, with the general superior nnish make this
underwear the best s,sainsbis for e.
el.o0 INDICATED LAMBS WOOL UNDER
WEAR FOR s1.39. This Pure lambs Wool Under
wear will be preferred by some to the 81 Cashmere
Wool Garments. since, while il is lighter in weight it
Possesses all the medical properties of the more e.
pensive goods
81 NEW BRITAIN HOSIERY co.'s UNDER
WEAR FOR sl.25. They are twins; born in the same
house. OF the same parents you couldn't tell one from
the other-The American Hosiery Co.'s and The New
Britain Knitting Co.'S Underwear. Full regular made
and shaped to the figure Is ita wonder the Draw ers
outwear two pairs of the ordinary kind
o. sAxoNY WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR soc.-
cotton to make them very durable. but not sufficient
to detract from the virtue claimed for wooden under
garments. That you haven't seen elsewhere 80 els-
eantly shaped and finished 81 Underwear we know.
al NATURAL WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR $780,
Even at 81 apiece these garments marvellous val
ues. Only an imitation Of the high-priced Natural
Wool Underwear. but, As you know. you often have
to pay for name well as actual worth These 81
garments haye no name tackled on to them. but they
are warranted all WOOL and we are sure you will say
of very superior shape and finish.
60c Cashmere Wool Socks for 25c.-The window
full of Samples Of these Half Hose will better inform
You Of the merit of these goods than will half column
Of writing. See the window cor 10Th st. and Pa ave
,o THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

There is point to the suggestion of Susan B.
Anthony that Queen Isabella ought to be
honored in some way by the United States in
1892. Why shouldn't she? II the good queen
had not sacrificed her jewels to her faith in the
enterprise broached by Columbus, we should
have nothing TO celebrate three years hence.
An appropriate though tardy recognition may
still be given her if the party most concerned
will but consent. Why should not the coming
state Of Washington change its name to
Isabella2 1t would save an endless amount Of
confusion and trouble, give the state even
more ancient title, and be amply sustained by
the presidents of Maryland, the Carolinas
Georgia and Louisiana in the perpetuation of
the memories Of famous personages in Old
World history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
LADIES WINTER UxprnwRAR.

Dept near door No. liz Penna aveJ
SOC. MERINo UNDERWEAR FOR 45c-These
Undergarments are shown In Heavy and Medium
Weights in sizes from 20 to ~. Can you get good
values at the credit stores for 50cs We ask you
only to note the Silk Binding Stitching but the
shape of these garments
Soc RIBBED BAL. VESTS FOR 45c. Heavy
enough fo- cold weather and comforting to those
with tender skin. And how they fit! The Pants
cost you five cents more, but they
more than did the Vests
35c SWISS RIBBED MERINo VESTS FOR 2oc-
Expect to be disappointed if you haven't these
Vests. They are winter weight. extra long. Of
them being "a inches long and could not be sold
ary at 35c. had not secured 90 dozen of them at
special price. Don't ask for than three ct 29c
each, because we can't spare them.
" Equally surprising prices for Natural and Medi-
Gated Wool Underwear for Ladies and Children. For
samples and prices see large center show window.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
To CoanEcr An ERRon.

WE ARE MUCH SURPRISED TO LEARN THAT
THERE is AN IMPRESSION THAT WE MAKE A
SPECIALITY OF LADIES' SHOES. THIS Is A
GREAT MISTAKE. AND WE WISH TO ASSURE
The MEN THAT AS OUR LADIES' FOOTWEAR
IS w0RLD-RENOwNED SO IS OUR MEMS THE
FAMOUS Z G. BURT'S LADIES' SHOES ARE OF
NO BETTER QUALITY AND FIT THAN THE
MEMS SHOES, AND TO SATISFY YOURSELVES
OF THE EXCELLENCE AND COMPLETENESS OF
OUR MEMS DEPARTMENT WE RECOMMEND
YOUR CAREFUL INSPECTION OF THE SAME.
WE ARE PREPARED 10 FURNISH EVERYTHING
IN The GENTLEMEN'S LINE. READY-MADE AND
TO MEASURE WE MAINTAIN THE LARGEST
STOCK. THE BEST QUALITY. THE BEST FIT,
AND THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
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PERRrs CoRsErs AND SKIRTS.

As notable feature Of our announcement in the
Corset Department-second floor next to the eleva-
tor-we wish " specify pronounced reduction in the
CP coRsETs.
What We have been selling at s175snd 81. SO are
today put down to %. The wearers of c. p Cor.
sets will find 1t sdvantayeou investment to supply
the mseives with nj at these figures. In the same
The 80 grade at 81 so.
The Venus t no. ! .: at IS Is 81 S9 bssl,
The favcrite slove-atting Corset OF Thomson's
Tae = H; tmedlum and extra lons,, 81.
. &C. medium and extra longI. III. 40
-" white and drab), Sl.7o
- Abdominal twhte) 81. so
Young Ladies' White Coutil 75o.
Misses twnits) at 5Jc.
nizant-we quote follows: ' - ''S
Short aud extra long, 81.
White Saline 81. so.
10. l03 white counD, 81 so
French-woven Corsets. medium and e,tr. length,
Dr.. Warmers Coralins Corsets at 81.
SKIRTS.
In our Skirt Department adjoining the corset
counter we cali your specia attention to all the popu-
lar shades OF Ladies skirts. including navy granite,
oroNn garnet, gray and stone, in price from
" to s3t9 Asa particular drive We are Offering at
~ aud 81 30 "a aud 50 grade Of striped Flannel
Skirts quote important value IRON "a to So
Take elevator to second door for these departments
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY Building"
" 9th and Pa. ave.
Established in 1910. It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

Statisticians who devote their chief attention
to population are raising the question whether
the Englsh-speaking peoples are not destined,
in course Of time, to overspread and rule the
whole world. And we'll they may. At present
the people of the United Kingdom and the
United States number about one-ffteenth OF
the total population of the earth, possess one
third Of its surface and govern one-fourth Of
its Inhabitants. They are increasing with a
rapillty unknown to any other civilized race;
and there is room enough in he territory still
at their disposal to enable them to multiply
at the current rate for another century and
then be doubled, and still not be SO thickly
crowded together as the people of
some old world countries - Belgium. for
instance - are to-day. Calculated upon
the most modest basis, the population of
the United States by 1880 will not fall short of
4s0, OOo, 900, and that of England, Canada, Aus
tralia and South Africa will, at the very least,
swell the aggregate to 713, 600, O0O while a gen.
erous estimate for continental Europe places
its population ninety years hence at 5S4 0OO. OOO
No country on the globe keeps up so constant
and intimate communication with her colonies
as Great Britain and no country receives such
an immense immigration from foreign lands as
the United States; 30 it is fair to presume that
our mother tongue will continue to hold its
own wherever it now prevails. The CONNER
ciAl world has already practically accepted
English az its standard language, and French
and Latin have given way to it in many quarters
as the language Of science, diplomacy and the
higher forms Of social intercourse. It Is il all
the SIGNS be not misleading, the world-speech
Of the future, whether those who use it con-
quer the physical world by the methods known
to uG in this era, or are content with control
which makes itself felt rather than seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
PRrcE Lrsr Or JACKETS.


Before giving the prices we inform our patrons that
Special Sale attraction for October IL Is and 10
the IS Beaver Jackets will be offered at g. S. This
viii be only until SATURDAY, October 10. at pm.
Seal Plush Jackets, &l2 to $50.
Jersey Cloth, o. to s12.
The "Zouave." s10 to s16.
Vest Front, ss to s17.
Tailor made, &5 to Git.
Loose Front s12 to sic.
Psletot, $40 to s10.
Drap de Londre, $40 tc s14
Fleece Lined. $40 to sI2.
THE MATERIALS of these Jackets are Beaver. Seal
Plush Diagonal, Corkscrew Broadcloth Jersey Cloth
Drap de Londre, &c. The colors-Navy, Green Brown,
Tan and Black. Those at the higher prices are the
very latest Imported Novelties. which usually cost
from els to s23, while those at the medium ana
lower prices are Domestic. but made up SO like the
Imported that only the initiated tell the differ
ence
Let us briefly illustrate:
% for English Diagonal Cloth Jackets Of the best
quality. Made up Just the talor-made to
order Jackets which would you at least SIS The
silk braid binding the satin facings, the tailor but
TONS the ft-Ah There's the rub, the 1T. That they
will t better than one-half Of the Jackets made 70
order is exsggeration. That you will be charged
el2 for such jackets at the credit stores we know
ell for the Zouave Jacket of Imported Diagonal
Cloth in Black. Green and Blue. The monster but
tons and large hip pockets make these Jackets easily
disting uished Isn't IL below the usual price,
s10 for the Paletot ~ length) Jackets Tbe
materials are imported Beaver and Diagonal Cloth.
with and without vest fronts. That these Jackets viii
cost you Is because that elsewhere they
do . credit business.
But three illustrations have been gven but not for
lack of more.
~ THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
Csowprp Or Fon Rr.so,.

Lack Of space not lack Of much to say crowds In
Ulstsrs. Jerseys. Robes De Chsmbrs. wrsppers also
Childrsn's and Aissss' Wraps. &c. We deem il best
not 70 sstsmpt Descriptions price st In this ANAL
WIN you taksit for z.ntsd OF b. Witt 10 80
ond Aoor sattsfy yourself that the stock IN tbsss
branches Of tbs department. oonplets - thoss
msnttonsd IN detail That ths reasons EXIST Why
~ can euoes lowest prjcs for thsss gocb - fer
Sashs1s - xiusA Wnps mnst b obvteaA
TIE YAl.Am ROYAL
4. Ll8uE1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The new head of Columbia college, New
York, is the young man of whom Franklin
Allen said, in prophetic mood: "Seth Low,
twice mayor; once governor; then President"
Mr.. Low served his apprenticeship as a mayor,
has figured as governor of club, and is n ow
president Of an institution of learning 1t is
wonderful how some people see into the
futurei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The electric companies which murder their
fnemeu with live wires, and the common
rufians who do their numbering with axe and
bludseon and pistol, seem equally interested in
getting rid of the electrocution law in New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

There Is movement for three cent fares on
the San Francisco street railways The people
have just found out that there are some United
States coins smaller than nickel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
ABOUT YoUn WINTER War


That the best is cheapest in the end well all admit
But, the best expensivei In fact seems as IL
the prices were out Of proportion For instance one
may buy good.serviceable Jacket for So and is little
surprised to find the price of those Of little superior
material and finish exorbitantly high in price
Why isits
II there proper reason for II,
The Paais Royals reply is that there lie not good and
SUFFICIENT reason for the extraordinarily high prices
for the best Wraps and explains the by stating
that as rule. these high priced garments usually
only sold at the stores whose propretors send in their
bills monthly or quarterly every six months and Of
course. prices have to be affixed to make allow
for the losses that this credit business cannot be
free from. The cheap wrsps-those you can easily
value-may be nearly a. low in price at the credit
store but the imported novelties-those not 90 easily
valued-are always much higher in price than at the
Palais Royal whose cash system enables small profits
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
Pace Lusr SEAL G.RMrNrs,

You never before Plush Garments SO like in an
pearsnce to Real Seal. You have never seen better
ntting and seldom good fitting garrnents
SHORT JACKETS. - Zouave, loose fronts yest
front and tight hitting are the styles. el2 sl4 ais
ol6. ais. $40. s22 S23 els. s2S $50, age and
o35 sre the prices Look st The tl5 Jsckets They
are satin lined throughout and with six seal loops
and buttons. Sizes 30 20 40
PALET0Ts ~ lengths,.-That the Paletots win Be
popular Jacket the large sales and the ladies of
fashion who buy them determine. Prices ais sle
els. sl9. e2a s22. s25. s2s ESQ. ss2. s35. sizss
out.
GOATS az Enthusiastically do We ssh notice of
the at TO the back Of these and the drapng Of
the skirt. Sizes "a to - Prices s20 aga s25, aga
$50. e3S. SIS, s40, e4S $40
wRAPeL-Those 1t t20 and upward hsys resl seal
tximmings. Prices els. ols sl9 $50 e22, s25, e2o.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The death Of another OF John Browns Jurors
suggest. suspicion that the paragraphsrs are
drawing on a new panel.
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In, Brs1 r.. Go sPs.r A n LOv.''
WILLIAMS co.'s

UNDER MASONIC rEIrLE
Corner 9th and sta nv.
SALi~kAAMiNkOlkGO GOODS AND BE CONVINCED.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Cur rrices for prescriptions have been reduced m
Sr1IeraSn e other goots We use only the purs.s
otues and Chemicals from the most reliable manu-
fecture-. We cheerf1y invite q careful inspe<f1oa
ot this department. by physiciAna
The best Triple Extracts in bulk - "a, r>rcs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The Brooklyn Tabernacle, which was built
BY faith, fell by the ineficacy of works-the
city water works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The universal testimony as to the working Of
the Australian ballot law in those places where
it has lately been put to practical test is in its
parative crudeness Of the civilization, more or
less trouble was expected, it operated like
clockwork, in spite of the fact that the ticket
was uncommonly long. In Connecticut it
proved so excellent as to call forth commenda-
ton from sources where doubt and even ad-
verse prejudice had lurked before; and yet
there its operation was hampered by several
things, such as the supplying Of the tickets by
the party organizations and the use Of sealed
envelopes. In 80 of the Connecticut towns
which voted for local officers this month, $50
votes were thrown out for reasons
not made public, 81 for misunderstood
ings with regard to the use Of
the envelopes, and 80 for having been deposited
in the wrong box-an accident extremely liable
to occur where the ticket is concealed from the
voters sight as well as from the poll clerks.
Forty-three towns, however, report no ballots
whatever rejected, and forty-one others, having
made no reports, presumptively escaped such
miscarriages. The total, therefore, of towns
in which the law worked with smoothness and
success is larger than that of the towns where
any serious hitch occurred This showing, in
a state where the amendments to the original
statutes enacted in Massachusetts,, Montana
and elsewhere, have tended to retard rather than
promote its efficiency, is pretty good proof that
ballot reform on the Australian plan is practi-
cable and quite within the reach Of the popu-
lar understanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

The Gladstonians are full of hope and cheer
once more. In last weeks elections they took
away two Of the tories seats, which is equiya-
lent to adding four votes to their strength in
parliament, and handsomely multiplied their
former majority in another borough. Their
citation is the signal for corresponding de-
preston among the supporters Of the govern
ment who see in these things the signs Of
Q revolution in popular feeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
The report Of Capt. Symons. of which an alb.

The report Of Capt. Symons, Of which an abb
stract is published in today's paper, is full Of
interesting information and recommendations
upon topics OF great local importance. Ade-
quate consideration is given to the subject Of
the apportionment OF the appropriation for
street improvement One of the most signif-
can't Of the statistical exhibits under this head
Is that which shows that in the northwest
section, two-thirds Of the streets are
finally improved, one-haH in Georgetown and
the southwest, and only one-ffth in north
east and southeast Washington. The last two
sections will naturally receive for . ii me
greater comparative consideration than their
population taxable values, ETC., would require,
II the coming spportionment were the first
sver made. For the much-nesded improve
ment in the condition Of the sidewalks q largely
increased appropriation for permit work is re-
commended, and the experiments with asphalt
and artificial stone block to secure cheap side
walks of better quality than the brick are related
The important projects Of extension of the city
streets and Strengthening Of suburban streets,
the reclamation or protection of that section
which is subject to overflow in times Of heavy
food, and the establishment of Rock Creek
park are deliberately and intelligently die
cussed The field Of Capt. Symons' work is
wide, and the matters with which he deals
touch every citizen. The facts and suggestions
of his report will be widely read, and his able
presentation of them will give them weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
SPECIAL SALE Toxonnow
Qriday, October ls,.

DURING Especial Sales" At the P.lsis Royal certain
lots offered Ut the wholesale prices. oentiemen
may tomorrow secure Underwear at Special Sale
Prcss Ladies' are also offered Underwear and Jackets
at reduced pT1coa
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Noors CUr-RArr SALE
AT 42l nth ST. NV.

Low Prices the rule. Examine our Goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Cut Jet Trimmings. very fashionable for millinery
SOC. per yard: worth sl25.
Gilt and Fancy Effects in IAcss $50 per yard; worth
Csc.
colored Shaded Ostrich Tips. In . bunch Csc.
worth SOC. TO 75c each
Beaded Capes. visite shapes. $3.50; worth $3.50.
Others more elaborate, SO: worth $3.50.
colored Wings. &c. each: worth DC. 70 2oe
Nilinss and Nets at half the regular pricsa
We wish all stock cleared out This accounts for
the low prices quoted
Cut this out and bring It with you for reference
EooTs
421 18th st. nv,
ocl4-3m Above Pennsylvsnis ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

Ifsnip and tuck between General Harrison
and the newspapers a. TO which shall get the
Presidents message written nrst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

handoline IL meQualcd n beautine Of the com.
pleHion; an indisIeiss bic requisite the LADIES'
Toilet IL renders the skin white and soft aud
prevents chapping. Every lady should use IL Fer
bottle, 25c.
kheumalgs, an infallible externsl remedy for Men,
rnlgls Headache and Toothache IL never tails 10 give
n trial -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17
. RrcoRn To BE Paoun o..

The reputation Of Robinson's charming and
exclusive styles for Boys and Children IL not
by snS means merely local. Is IL evidenced by
our daily shipments to far-of states and terri
tories. Better. brighter and newer things can
be seen on our counters now than In any Cloth
ing House We know Of The cause Of This IL
plain. We deal exclusively and extensively in
Boys belongings. Our time and energies are
devoted to the production and collection Of all
that's good. reliable. desirable and fashionable
In the world Of Boys and Cnildren's Clothing.
While We handle better grades than are
usually to be found elsewhere our prices are.
byreason Of the fact that We devote our entire
time and attention to one line Of business, lower
than poorer qualities can be bought for outside
Of our house. These things are being daily
demonstrated to the entire satisfaction of hun
dreds Of our most intelligent people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-17

We're having es-cent boom in Underwear Under
wear that b matched because they're standard.
reliable grades but not under sIs5 each. There are
ave hnes-an full. regular made You can get any
size you want. and thevu IT. That don't mean that
you can them. but they'll be all right oil ouer.
ia, Whix Mertno Woos-The Shirts are tapped edges.
silk finished and ribbed bottom. Do you appreciate
the advantage of that, It prevents that 'crswlns"
that's 80 Objectionable. It's - good a. weights to
keep 'em down. The Drawers are thoroughly finished
with tapped. reinforced seams 50 cents each.
%, oumers Hafr-something superior. too. Finished
the same % the Merino Warm and comfortable feel
ing. IS cents each
tc) Natural Woo-A great favorite for its medi.
cinal properties. We don't know anything about how
that may be. but from sensible enlargement sand-
point they ought to be popular. IS cents each
t) Aedicated Scariet-AH Wool of extra quality. In
most places you pay two prices-one for the under
wear and the other for the curative properties. WE
SuaIBo you VHJ v" 0e ~tocTeoeoT-voc coch AouI0
welcome to the other benefits.
&c, Genuine English Futon Aerino-Finished up -
the others with silk tapped and reinforced seams
with the ribbed bottom shirts. Our price. sse eoch
We're showing these i've lines in one Of our Market
Space windows, but ws'ds good deal rather you'd
come inside to look then over-sst close to them.
handle thsm weight them
We're making quite stir with some Merino Hosiery
we've got at Poe. . pair They're extra values-in
pla,n colors Of Myrtle. Olive. Fswn and Drsb-ths
fashionable shades in socks Big things for quarter
WE WONDER
Is there straw hat outl II there Is house It"
Don't work last seasons Derby Silk either gentle
men. The new shapes are noticeably different. Our
Derbys from e. 20 to $3.50 and our three grades Of
snks-s4. so. $3.50 and 81 hold all the fashionable
blocks and all the qualities that you want anything
do with. Those that are higher are no better-any-
thing cheaper not good for anything. Our Boys and
Children's varieties would NIL couple of ordinary
storesfty or sixty styles at least to select from.
aAKa ANN coMpavv