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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

NiLtor--Brru having storm here?
krusnm e. No, not lately. There WI,
= ltuo hloS yesterday, hrt it iidnt
amount u anything. Tore down th-
schnc lhousr and four or five Residences
amd kll!ed five pc0rIr 1t wasn't moth.
in TO speak at. Drnke's Magazine.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30
ELKO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, JUNE, 80, 1889

MIR Robinson: Principal of the Hmm
ilton G'H" School at San Frau
cisco. wss granted his, ,iir,t certificate ns
teacher in California Icy judge 4. l..
Fitzg.iall. nf Eureka, who was ut ihut
time Deputy Supcrintenlent of Schools.
Miss Ayers. VIII" i on her way to
Paris II. Ito "Ap""sc of the Examiner.
WAS ono OF Mr.. Rohin<om'> pupils.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30
l,nSSLiIn gAWnN.

Aeencihicd PfeSs dispatches Of the
2't' Instant report the following:
a, noon tie physicinus report
change for the worse in MrI. IInycs'
condition. and her do,lh il only
question Of fcw hours, as shc Is sink =
ing rapidly.
n ropoit from Donegal Springs ,nys
Tint Simon Cameron is still alive, but
IL believed to be growing wen,cr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

"Diliy" rinkcrton created scene
iu n Chicago courtroom Thursday by
cnlling un attorney linr aud Threaten.
ing the hwIer with yiuicnvo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

Snn Diego. Ghliinrnin, has bncn
claiming population Of $4,000 hul the
census just complolol indicates ouly
about 1900
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

Bonds to the rmoun, ufS 500 900, Of
Los Ang"Icc e Pacific RAILROAD. TO run
fro'p los Angeles to SIN francisco,
have bron nphtcd Ia London.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

EK Governor liz .trnnft. Of Penus,l
Vnnin, hns heen appointed nomb,r Of
the Cherokee Commission. This fills
tho Commission.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

A slight rnr,hqLako shock was cS.
p"'ienccl nj Chico. Cd,, Wednesday
evening about 10 o'ulsok. Tho wbrn.
ton was from cn,t 10 vast.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

Reno JouInnl;--Srnco the ,tnlomcn,
In the journal that little progress wo4
being mndc Ia tho hurn, district, work
ha' ho-n commence in several place,
und tho ,ncnnt lyt' will tncn br tho
soenc Of their oh activity aud all trao, u
VI tie lsIe fac gouo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-30

Fly Aolor---"Jcanot,r, did you sec
me play the last time:"
Jeancttc--' No. ain afraid not"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19


The battle of the books" immortalized in
the standard literature Of our tongue, did not
approach In intensity the battle of the bot
ties which is soon to come of in New York.
The hostile forces are the bottlers and the bottle
dealers. The bother aims to perpetuate hi.
fame by having his name and occupation
stamped or blown into the bottles he uses
The bottle-dealer buys and sells bottles, regard
less OF their size, shape, previous use or other
individual traits. OF course 1t is annoying to
the bother Of crsb-appIe champagne, after
taking every precAution To keep control Of his
own bottles by refusing to sell them outright 10
his customers and requiring a deposit OF
security for their return, to have the dealer
get hold OF them and turn them over 10 some
bother Of cheap and vulgar pop. thereby caus-
inS name high in the trade To become asso-
eiAted with compound Of the democratic. COM
monplaee sort SO the rich and. powerful
bottlers combined, q while ago, and procured
the enactment Of q law prohibiting trade in
bottles bearing certain kinds OF devices blown
IN the glass. IL Is now the dealers turn IN
complain. One Of their number, who mr.
chased the refuse dumped by a dustman into a
hole on the outskirts Of New York city and
rescued some seven hundred bottles from IL i.
now on bail with forty-four indictments hang.
ing over his head, and trial in a criminal
court looming up before him. The whole
bottle-dealers' fraternity. who number about
1000 persons and do a business yearly of not
less than five million dollars. propose to make
his fight their own IL will be watched with
interest In other states in which similar extra
ordinary legislation Is proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

long-felt want is supplied by the India Linen
Blouse. To wear with your DARK skirt or with your
last years white skirt, what could be BETTER The
French Waists, of which the Blouse is modification
are also shown in India Linen and Persian Lawns
That the display Of these goods is by far the largest
ever seen in this city there is not question of doubt
Prices, s5c., 9Sc, s135. sI4s, sl.6s, s1.9s.
s2.25, s2.6S, s2.9s. s29s, s3gs, s44s, s4.gs.
s56s, s66s. The qualities offered at the prices con-
stitute their cheapness and this applies equally
to the s66s Blouse, trimmed with expensive lace as
TO the following:
sl3o for India Linen Blouses, with tucked yoke
back and 'front.' neck and full sleeves finished witt,
fine embroidery.
s14s Figured Persian Lawn Blouses, neck and
sleeves trimmed with fine Inbroidery
Sl9S India Lawn Blouses; pointed yokes Of .uc.s
and inserting. Belt neck and sleeves finished with
embroidery.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19
H1LAprrpurA Store.

SPECIALS IN BLACK GOODS.
3S-inch Albatross, at 40c., worth SOC
40-inch Albatross, at Soc. worth 62l<c.
40-inch Challies, 62kc, worth 75c.
40-inch Challes, 75c.. worth 81.
42-inch ChaIlies 81, worth e1.25.
NUNS YELLING.
40-inch. Soc
42-inch Bordered, at 81, 81 25, so and
sl75
FINE SERGES.
40inch, at Soc.
42-inch, at 62ISc and 75c
4S-inch special, at 75c.
42-inch Fine Lace Challies, at 75c
121xc. White Goods, 12xc
Fine quality Lace Checks, Plaid and Stripe
India Lnons, Persian Lawns, Plaid Main
socks, Pique Welts, &c, all at 1870. some Of
which are fully worth SC. and zoe,
RIBBONS.
Satin. Gros Grain and MORE
Special bargains in Black and White Moire
Ribbons
Will offer special inducements in 22-inch
and 27-inch Hamburg Flouncings.
MATTINGS. MATTINGS
Will offer for the balance of this month our
entire stock of Mattings, at great reduction.
CARHART LEIDY
1e19 S2S 9TH and 706 Z st. NV.
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LADIES, WHITE SuIrs, &c.
Continued below.)

Having demonstrated the early part of this week
how well the PALAIS ROYAL can clothe the children
the balance of the week devoted to special display
and sale for ladies.
Over 1000 India Linen Suits to select from. The
basque5 with more less elaborate embroidery and
ribbons the skirts plated after the latest style.
Prices. $3.50. 81. &C. 81, g. 80. 49, s12, s13 s14,
els. sld. eli. SIS. sl9 $40. s22 ga, s25, s27,
s2S
Attention is asked to the $3.50 suits, with plated
skirts and embroidery trimmed waist.
To the IS India Linen suits. with box-plated skirt
with four rows Of reversing; basque tucked and
trimmed with revering.
To the go suits of al-oyer embroidery and trim
mings Of wide ribbons.
To the sI2 suits, with plated skirts with two rows
of embroidery, and basque trimmed with ribbons and
embroidery.
To the sl7 Null SUITS with hemstitched skirts,
plated and tucked. with ribbon trimmings
81 The finish the style. the it, the tout ensemble
proclaim these suits SUPERIOR
Notwithstanding some are 81 below the market
prices, alterations Will be made free of charge
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Cnftff., = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

CTOCK- l. AKING Il RIGGS.
Will you follow the Palais Royal advertising in
his daily trip through the store! Perhaps just those
things you require may not be pointed out but it's not
because they not here
FANS-Don't you recognize the double-stick Japan
csc Fans, with the silk cords, the 23c. Fans of q
short while since. The Stoek-takia0 price is Zoe.
JEWELRY-Roman Pearl Beads. Need you be told
the difference between the real and imitation-the one
of wax with gace covering the other of papabe glass
These real Roman Beads were, small size, &c.. and
large, 44c. StOck-tGkino price, Is and Csc.
LEATHER GoODS.-You'n notice even the latest
novelties have felt the price reductions.
The new Solid Leather Tourists Satchels. with strap
and convenient outside pocket. Stock4aki,g price
IS and SL6S
Those Double Straps for which you expect to pay
25c are zoe.
Those Pc. Canvas Belts of the first of the season.
and subsequently, marked down 19c, are now lOc
each.
That Travelling Satchel leather lined; will hold
toilet articles nghtrobe, etc.; instead Of S225 it's
only s1S5.
Those Chateaine Bags, with pretty o1idized attach
ment, are down from S9c. to Csc.
TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.-Dont you suppose the
price would be as much and probably the quality not
as good if names Of reputation psre not mentioned
Atknsons Extracts, 35c. Lubin's Extracts Soc o.
Colgate's Extracts. 23c Lubins Infants Powder,
15c Colgate's Toilet Powder, Sc. Warranted En-
glsh Bristle Tooth Brushes. 2Oc, instead Of 25c.
Brush. Comb and Mirror of Imitation Celluloid-a
superior imitation to that which is sometimes fosted
on you as Real Celluloid-only Csc. the set
NECKWEAR-Which bargain to point to among
so many! Let's look at the Neck Ruchings at
123c. instead of the proper price of 19c style
of Ribbon and Canvas; another of Cord and Canvas
another Of Boiling Cloth, with Silver Black or Gold
Cord. Six yards i'll box, for 6Sc.
EMBROIDERIES-Of course you'll be surprised at
the beauty and variety Of the patterns. Why shouldn't
you when you learn the prcess Fine Hemstitched
Embroiders, As inches wide, 81 Scalloped at Soc
Those % inches wide, SOC.
That Hemsttched India Linen, only 40c yard and
the l2c quality for 10c Good size Ball Pearl But
tons for lie, and fancy ones for l4c. a Dozen
LACES-Scarce everywhere but here are Russian
Nets
stop here, because well take the elevator to
second foor and look at the White Suits No; the
crowd isn't at the Suit Department, it's that sale Of
Manufacturers Samples of Cotton Underwear
The PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

NJ. Naquet, who has been known everywhere
for years as an agitator for constitutional re-
form IN France, appears in an article in the
As7r Rsrss'c As the exponent Of the Boulangist
idea OF revision. His argument may be summed
up IN the general statement that parliamentary
government has proved a failure everywhere
except IN England, the most conservative nation
On the globe, while the American system, with
a President responsible directly TO the people,
and with a enforcement Of the executive from
the legislative branch Of the government has
been highly successful with a progressive peo-
pie. NJ. Naquet also sees virtue in the Ameri-
can plan for making amendments to the con-
st'ution by referring them more or less di-
reetly TO the people. instead of letting them
merely follow the course Of ordinary legislation.
lie prefers the American system to the English
Tor France. There Is much force in all this,
but still question remains. The Ameri-
can people. though not 20 conservative
as the English, are nevertheless more
apt TO err on the side Of oyer-caution than OF
Wild extravaganza. when il comes to matters of
government. Our republic was fortunate in
having FOR Its first head a man who. by winning
the hearts as well as commanding the iudg-
ments Of his eountrymen, gave 10 his example
almost the force of law; and to his wise fore
sight and the guard he placed over his personal
ambition has been largely due the fact that. in
whole century, we have never elected a Presi-
dent 10 succeed himself for more than one
term. Attempts 10 force upon the people any
departure from this rule have been promptly
throttled Would France, after strengthening
the power OF her president, have a like expert
ence?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

Where else good Flannel Shirts for 81. Look at
Note the felled seams, the patent stays-safe-
guards at would be weak places the two pockets. The
style and fit of 80 shirts. only difference NOT all wool
Some prefer them because they won't shrink
47C. BAL UNDERWEAR FOR 35C.
It's but illustration Of the stock-takine prices.
These silkfnished Bal Shirts have silk fronts and
silk binding pearl buttons Sizes "a to A all the at
tributes Of 75c Underwear. Such value at 47c that
80 dozen garments haze been sold at Lie. There be
rush for the remaining 10 dozen 35c or for 81.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

This greatest of our great sales has been ap-
provsd-received the only endorsement we take
note of-the support and appreciation Of the
public.
Three days it's been runnine-And tn. enthu-
siasm shows no abatement. II takes pluck.
push and energy to father sale Of this kind
but with the hearty support we're receiving and
the generous recognition Of our efforts to meet
the people halfway we're compensated
OF course we're making sacrihce-we &C.
knowledge it-but which is the better way to do
chop of the price no,r. when you can use the
sarments-get some good out Of them, or keep
them stiff and staunch to first price It'll the
snow drives them into the stock rooms. throwa
little camphor on them. and when blooming sum-
mer comes again drag them out. air them, and
herald them as new productions, We won't do
the latter Carrying stock over il positively
against our principle-It would save US the ex-
pense and trouble Of buying new stock, but we
couldn't look you in the face when show
ing it to you.
This is ne,c stock. every thread Of r-Not only
have We not made any choice for you-but we've
placed it all-every suit Of Cdsamere and Che,iot
in the honse-at your bidding at s14. That takes
s2s, s25. s22. $40. and sIS qualities-tears
off profit and lays bare cost-But it reduces the
stock-It gives you opportunity to mako an
investment that will yield return at once
Keep 1t up, gentlemen-The suits are here
lots more of them at s14. See them. anyway.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE PEOPLES OUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
,e19
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The Star Out of Town.

The EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. e. But all
such orders must be accompanied Jy tie MONEY,
or TIE paper cannot De sent, as no accounts are
Esps tridh mail Subscriptions. n
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Din You Ever Know

A SUMNER JUST LIKE THIS WHEN
LIGHTWEIGHT WOODEN CLOTHING WAS
THE MOST SUITABLE AND coMFoRrA.
BILE IN THE MIDDLE OF JUNE,
ARE YOU AWARE
THAT FOR THIS WEATHER SERGE SUIT
IS THE MOST SATISFACTORY SUIT ONE
CAN WEAR.
THERE IS NO CLASS OF GOODS MADE
THAT COMBINES SO MANY REQUISITES
FOR SUMMER USE AS sERGEs.
THEY ARE DREssY. THEY ARE COOL.
THEY WEAR EXCELLENTLY, AND ARE
CHEAP.
THERE IS NOTHING MADE IN THE
LINE OF MEMS CLOTHING. OUT OF
WHICH ONE gets THE WORTH OF HIS
MONEY" so SURELY AS sERGEs.
SOME GENTLEMEN MAY HAVE WORN
THEM SO LONG THAT THEY WANT A
CHANGE IF So. OUR VERY LIGHT
WEIGHT FANCY cHEvIoT AND woRsTED
SUITS WILL DOUBTLESS PLEASE YOU.
WE HAVE STILL AFEw
STYLES OF THOSE TEN AND TWELVE
DOLLAR SUITS. WE THINK EVERY MAN
WHO HAS SEEN THESE GOODS ADMITS
THAT THEY ARE THE BEST EVER SEEN
IN WASHINGTON FOR THE MONEY.
wEHAyE JUST RECEIVED
AFEw MORE STYLES OF LIGHT CoLoRED
AND LIGHTWEIGHT TROUSERS SOME
VERY NEAT AND HANDSOME PATTERNS
FAsHIoNABLY CUT AND AT Low PRICES
ALSO NEwLINES OF FANCY AND WHITE
DUCK VESTS.
Z. B. BARNUM & co.
je19 S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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MAMMOTH BARGAINS
Will be offered for TO- morrow only at
r. GOLDSCHMID,
10O7-1OOe ST. NV.

TOUh BARGAlNS IN UMBRELLAS.
s1.25 will buy first quality Gloria Silk Umbrella.
26'inch. paragon frame with gold handle, equal in
wearing quality to an expensive umbrella 2S-inch.
only $L5S.
Sl9S will buy iron-like wearing quality of Gloria
Iwilled Silk Umbrella, 26-inch, with paragon frame
and 2A-inch gold handle, worth $29S.
Sl9S will buy Gloria Silk Umbrella, 26-inch,
paragon frame, with long handles, worth from
So. 30 to $3.50.
S49S will buy Guarantee Silk, the Zurich, made
INTO the most stylish umbrellas presented the
pubic, with extra long gold handles, worth 81.
THREE BARGAINS IN FANS.
japanese Fans worth from Sc to SC, at &C.
Japanese Fans, worth from Poe. to Soc, ut ISc
Wnlte or Colored Satin Fans, worth from 81 20 to
81, at SSc.
TWO GREAT BARGAINS IN SOAPS.
cakes Of Lows Wild Rose Toilet Soap only lOc.
large bar Of Floating Soap worth 1Oc., at &c.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TEA SETS.
English Decorated China Tea Sets o6 pieces. worth
81, at S27S.
Elegant Hand Painted China Tea Sets. 6s pieces,
worth $3.50, at S5.4S.
BARGAINS IN TIN WARE.
Pie Plates only 1c. Nckelne Picnic Mugs only &C. /;
One quart Tea Steepers only &C.. Six-ring Muffin Pans
only 4c.; Large Tea Kettles worth 25c, at l2c /;
Large Japanned Tin Foot Tubs only 22c; Nickeline
Dredge Boxes only &C.; Knife and Fork Trays worth
Soc, at &C.; Hammers only 2c.; Garden Trowels only
DC; Large Kitchen Spoons only &c.; Japanned Spice
Tray, with six covered boxes only 15c. Wire Dish
Covers 1--WE in nest, worth Soc, at 2Sc; Hand Saws
worth SOC, at 25c
BARGAINS IN PICNIC PLATES.
IL for 4c..at
R. GOLDSCHMID,
jel9-lt 1007-1009 f ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

Judge Bradley's condemnation in court this
morning of the practice Of carrying concealed
weapons is not more severe than the occasion
requires. The habit belongs to another grade
Of civilization than that of the great cities of
the American republic in the 18th century
In an appalling number Of homicides whisky
has supplied or aggravated the motive to crime,
and the CO cealed weapon has furnished the
opportunity and means TO commit it The
Districts law should be amended, as suggested,
TO discourage this practice by imposing the
severest penalties upon it, and then the law
should be vigorously enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19
JOHNSON GARNER & Co.

WHITE GOODS AND WASH FABRICS
We are showing splendid line Of White Goods, in.
GLIDING great many new things this season Lace
Checks. Lace Stripes Plaid and Striped Lawns India
Linens. Persian Lawns and MuIs &C., &c from 10 to
Csc. Toile- Nord and Scotch Zephyr Ginghsms.
SO pieces Beautiful Plaid and Striped Ginghams. &C.
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAW MATTINGs.
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
$50 Pa ave-, south side,
3e6-3m Near 7th Ut. NV.
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1t is pleasant to find ciyil-service commits
sioner speaking out with SUCH directness as
Mr.. Roosevelt does, when he says: 1.-THE
law must be obeyed. The idea is prevalent
that it is a sort of plank in political plat
form-a very good thing to point to-but it is
not to be put into execution. We are deter
mined that this law shall be obeyed strictly
until it is repealed" This, followed by the
statement, I'VE intend to guarantee the abso-
lutte impartiality Of examinations" has the
right ring. Moreover, both utterances came
from the mouth of man whose
national reputation is such that his very
name, when gazetted for a commissioner
ship, was accepted all over the Union as a war
rant for renewed faith that the civil-service
law was going to be placed on the same level
OF respect as other laws and enforced without
fear or favor. The present commission, backed
by the Presidents assurance of support, will
bring the matter of reform in the civil service
to pointed issue. We shall see what Ameri-
can citizens think of civil-service reform;
whether they will improve the system by de-
handing its am 'ndment and extension, or
whether they W! order it swept away alto
gether. The adoption of one or the other Of
these alternatives seeps likely to be forced
upon Congress before the present administra-
ton ends its term.
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MANUFACTURERS UsprRwrAR SAMPLES

The finest Cambria and Cotton Underearments.
Two Garments for the price Of one don't need much
advertising.
Why write more!
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stock-taking July 1. Between now and then the
final reductions in prices for the summer season.
While every effort will be made to reduce stock I'M
doubted bargains in goods will not be allowed to
pass by Proof Of this Is shown in the late important
purchase Of the entire stock Of samples carried by the
drummers Of the leading cotton underwear manufac-
tuners Of New York.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19
SEE THr Sl.9S Wn,yprps

some Oh them much more expensive, but II you. Il
price the worth Of the embroidery your ind little
enough is charged for the style and making.
Prices sl.es, 81. 90 80 .9s, IS, 90, %, $40 s14.
The sl.ss Wrapper Is of fine India Linen. Mother
Hubbard front and tight back Front neck and .lseves
Of embroidery, and l3-inch hem at bottom,
Two styles at e3.9s. One with yoke of solid am.
broddery. The other Of many tucks, ruiies and EN-.
broidery.
Avery pretty Mourning Wrapper at s5. Vatican
back and loose front. Black and White embroidery Al,
geek and sleeves. and rows the entire length of
front
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
a. LlsNER,
SAs Cor. l2th aud n ava
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'ep; trih mail subscriptions. n

The defeat Of the prohibition amendment in
Pennsylvania yesterday is apparently crushing.
The figures already ascertained justify the be-
lief that the adverse majority will come close
TO two hundred thousand votes. That is far in
excess of what the most sanguine of the anti
prohibitionists ventured to prophesy. The
heaviest majority IN any city, even in proper
ton to the total vote cast, was in Philadelphia,
where the most aristocratic quarters We'd with
the slums in their work against the amend
ment-a circumstance doubly significant, in
view Of what already has been accomplished
for Philadelphia by the high-lieense system re-
Gently put into force there.
This has a discouraging look for constitu-
tional prohibition on the face of it. The most
hopeful of the members OF the third
party will be able 10 find grain
of comfort in the claim that they have
Jared worse in previous elections. defeat by
100000 majority is not so bad as a defeat by
995,6O0, which the prohibitionists Of Pennsyl
yanis suffered in the presidential election of
ISIS; or by go 500 as in the state election of
the same year; or by 739500, as in the state
election Of 1881; or by 75S, 400, as in 1886, when
the republican party was rent by internal dis
sensions and the prohibitiOnists obtained the
services of Mr.. Wolfe as a leader. But in
all these other fights the liquor question was
only one among a dozen issues. The results
had to be studied in the light of variety of
local quarrels and combinations, and to be dis
counted by the loyalty of democrats or republi-
cans or labor reformers to their earlier afilia-
tions in spite Of leaning toward prohibition.
This year prohibition had the field practically
to itself. The vote cast in Pennsylvania must
be accepted, therefore, as the first fair measure
Of the feeling of the people of the Keystone
state on this particular question. Pennsylvania
has reached the same conclusion as Massachu-
sets. Rhode Island is next to be heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

To dispose Of the stock in short order We
make very deep cuts. The assortment is still
large and complete, but the warm weather has
slackened their sale somewhat, the reason for
the cuts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

WOODWARD = LorHRoR.
Cor. llth and = ia AZ.
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IdSI4NERE SHA WIS And SCA RFN
These goods were the best values we could
find for the original prices. quality Of the CASH
meres the best, the embroidery is of all new pat
terms. Full assortment of colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-19

his column viii always contain beneficial rcs,isns
matter. Its doubly advisable to read what We have
chronicled to-day.