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LADIES SPRING UypERwr.R

The Paais Royals stock for the of 80 is now
complete Especial exhibition and sale for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April Il. Is. TO- The special
prices quoted for above days the opportunity
to supply yourself for the spring and summer at ma
terial saving in cost.
The display In the large center window will give
ar idea OF our extensive importaons but to properly
appreciate the qualities and superior finish of the
ments offered at the various prices you need more
thorough Investigation We therefore advertise an
exhibition as well special sale. Our definition OF
exhibition iste act Of exhibiting for inspection You're
invited to our exhibition of English and French and
American Spring Underwear.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
ont IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-16

Whether or not the people of the United
States desire large access to population from
abroad it is pretty evident from the immigrant
returns of the first three months Of this year
that 1890 is going to be one OF the most no.
table immigration years in all our national
history. So far the figures show nearly one
third more arrivals than those of 1889, and the
April returns will show further proportionate
increase. The largest immigration on record
was in 1882. when it was 1890 1t was AZ 500
last year. 1t is now stated that the superin-
tendent at Castle Garden says that it is not
improbable that the record of 1882 will be
equalled if no. surpassed The uneasy feeling
abroad causes many persons to look with long
ing eyes to these shores and to turn longing
into realization. 1t is our business to cause
assimilation to follow close upon the heels of
immigration
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When the Farmers Alliance reaches I'D
through the Agricultural Department and gets
hold Of the American weather there will be no
more droughts, floods aud crop failures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-16

The reports from the recent elections in
Spain state explicitly that not a republican
was anywhere elected. This thing is growing
monotouous
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The wind in far western Nebraska has been
30 violent as to blow the grain clear out OF the
ground, but not quite strong enough to blow
the mortgages of Of the farms.
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The state Of Maryland seems to be more in
terested in Treasurer Archer's physical condi-
tion than In his financial condition.
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CONTINUED below.)
LADIES BLAcK USpERwEAR.

LADIES BLACK USDERwEAR.
The Palais Royal was first to introduce Fast Black
Hose and is first to advertise Fast Black Underwear
40 CENTS for warranted Fast Black Swiss Ribbed
Vests.
80 CENTS for Superior Isle Ribbed Vests which
are warranted Fast Black.
&c. s1.19. alas and 81. rs for the Black Ribbed
Silk Vests with low necks.
81. 80 and 81. 10 for those with long sleeves.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
ICnr,finrlel haInrrA
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Johnson & LurrRELL.

d oHNsoN ~ LUTTRELL.
WHITE GOODS.-we have superb lot Of White
Goods at 10, 12h 15c.: reduced from 10. 20, 25c.
Dotted Swisses, from 90 to DOC.
Win be in tomorrow. Beautiful Designs of French
Sateens, 90, %. 80. 35c. all new styles.
Plain and Figured China Silks IS. 81, go to Soc.
Ladies' and Childrens Blouse Waists from 25 to 75c.
Outing Cloths, 12k. l5c
Immense stock Of Ginghams. 8 to CSC
Parssols and Umbrellas. complete stock.
Dress Goods the best assorted line carried.
with trimmings to match.
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL.
ap15-3m Tl3 Market Space.
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These are the Identical make of Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests offered great bargain by certain credit
for 90 cents. lower prNe aud greater variety n,
shades here. We have Pink, Blue Salmon. yellow
Cardinal. Cream and Flesh
ss The better qualities allow more opportunity for
the credit merchants to make good their losses there
fore, better values the following SILK Vests
which are shown in Sapphire. Lavender, Coral. Old
Rose. Nile Green. Canary, &C. Prices-75, 9sc & i AZ.
So and s2.75.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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The coiored folk OF Virginia seem to hay
made a sec ond declaration Of Independence.
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II 7. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST Nw-As-
- bestOs Goods. Moth proof Payer and Wax and
:-ply Prepared Roofing. Ilue Lining and Tops w III
lllse, Clements. White Wash Brushes cheap, api 3
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II ING,S WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PLASTER
N ing Walls and Ceiiings; 800 per cent more
tensile strength 200 per cent harder than lime and
hair plaster houses can De occnped IN from four 70
Does rot chip pit OF crack Endorsed and nsed by the
were used in the Shoreham. The extension Of Vice
President Mortons house was plastered with it, also
barrels used the extension Of the Arlington
hotel ltmakes twice strong job the old fash
Toned clustering and only costs hye yard more
For further particulars apply TO JAMES H. Mc0ILL.
NV MY 1m
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French Or American,

Il RENCH oR AMERICAN
Here Is the celebrated French &C. G." Balbriggan
Vests and Pants. Called Balbrggan. but with the
sheen and feel Of silk
Here Is the equally famous American Hosiery Com
pAny's Improved Underwear for the spring and sum.
mer of go
Here is DIR. Warmers HEALTH Underwear. with the
Endorsement Of the medical faculty.
Iaats Royal prices illustrated when IL 1. written
sl-25 for DR.. Warmers Natural Wool and Camel,
Hair Underwear. No humbug. Every carmen,
stamped with his trademark
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor. 18th St and Pa ave-,
A LsNER
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Gen. Boynton's proposition that the Society
of the Army of the Cumberland erect a statue
TO the late Samuel ]. Randall, the private
soldier upon whose recommendation Col Geo.
II. Thomas was made brigadier general, is
worthy of commentator and of speedy accom-
plishment, not only as a memorial to the man
but ss an enduring and peculiar honor to the
private soldier, of all armies, who, by his dis
cernment and promptness, may, not less than
by his bravery, render invaluable service to his
country. But it may be questioned whether
the erection Of the memorial should be limited
to this society, and whether the statue should
be equestrian. Mr.. Randalrs greatest services
to the country were rendered by him as a
civilian, and there will be certain incongruity.
requiring constant explanation, in perpetuating
him only as a soldier mounted on a horse,
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TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1890.
JUST RECEIVED
A very choice lot of Pure Maple
Sugar and Syrup, direct from the maple groves Of
Vermont.
We simply challenge competition as to quality Of
these goods They fine be produced -
prices reasonable.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
42s Ninth st.
PISA cup of Van Houten's Cocoa served to each
customer this week.
apis EXC,
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DETERMINEp.
THAT THIS YEARS SALES SHALL BIZ
AHEAD OF LAST YEARS.
To accomplish this have made sweeping
reductions in every department. and. withs
large new stock for you to select from, am
sure to succeed.
Our stock Of
LADIES' HAND-sEwED BOOTS
Now complete.
OXFORD in all the fashionable shades.
MEMS CALF. KANGAROO and PATENT
LEATHER CONGRESS-. LACE and OK
FoRDs.
MISSES. CHILDREN's and BOTS DE-
sIRABLE FOOTWEAR in great variety.
HEILBRUN's SHOE HOUSE,
402 9TH ST. NV.
See: The Old Lady in Window. aI6-3t
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Morn Flies
Are now about depositna their eggs Bring or leave
your orders for FURs to be kept on storage A small
per certage charged insurng them against damage
B. II. sTINEMETz SONS,
ap15-3t 1897 Penna. ave.
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apl6 Tls Market Space. corner sth ST.
Mov1Sa AHEAD.
Washington slow in getting the
''Grip"-but it's got q firm hold now 1t is
here. Everybody seems to like it, Had ride
yet! That was ten year stride she took last
Saturday when the cable started. Maybe
we've been travelling just little slow in the
matter Of street railways. Strangers have
commented upon it. Now we're abreast with
the times.
What's been wanting in one direction though
has been made up for in another You have
supported and encouraged our enterprise in
the matter OF Outfittings.
These same strangers who have told you how
slow your methods for getting about-have
opened their eyes in amazement at the facilities
at hand in our lines We've always heard that
Washinton was not a commercial city" they say.
"But you're provided without superior in ths
matter Of dressings"
That's all right-strangers-but our people
here know good clothes when they see them
appreciate them-and call for them We are
here to supply them-and We don't propose
there shall be better place under the sun for
people to get them than right at home
The intelligence and refinement of the whole
country centers here-Advancement and pro-
gress is the very air yen breathe-and WE'VE
kept apace with the onward march
Finer Clothing cannot be made than is put
before you on our tables-we make 1t and we
know. Better Hats. better Shoes are not seen
on the streets of any city-and in the crowns Of
the best Hats and ON the soles of the best Shoes
you'll hnd "saks and Company stamped In
Furnishings we pluck the first fruits OF novelty
as soon as they are ripe
Whatever else Washington may be-the
people are among the best dressers in the coun-
try-and zoe supply them-there's nothing "be-
hind the times" about that's there?
SAKs AND COMPANY,
wAsHINGToN's LEADING oUTFITTERs.
.ur .xD
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In DEFIANCE Or Cosr"
CHINA SILK There's been quitea stir in town lately
IMITATION in the prices of Imitation China Silks
We don't anything about that
12lsc. They're generally retailed at &c. All
YARD. We have left-15 different patterns
are 1214 cents q yard. No matter
what they cost.
INDIA LAWNS, just in. Ten new patterns Of White
&c. India Lawns. Regular l21tc. stock
YARD. Wen run them as long they last a,
SC. yard.
STRAW Some fancy patterns in Straw
MATING, Mattings. 40 yards in a roll. lOc q
1oc. yard. or as high as Acc. yard. if you
YARD want something fine.
CARHART LEIDY,
PHILADELPHIA STORE"
ap16 92S 9TH st. and 700 ST. NV
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On the purity Of q eitv's water .urp,v de-

On the purity OF . eity's water supply de-
ponds the health of its inhabitants Just as on
Its saluerity IN large measure depends the
prosperity Of a city. American cities have suf-
fered much from impure water, especially
those situated upon rivers. Plymouth, Pa, and
Shreveport, La, are two cases Ill point. Cum
berland, Nd, IL a still more recent case aud one
that touches Washington more closely than
any other. Cumberland ID situated upon the
upper Potomac, Ia valley, with PERCEPTIONS
mountains on al sides. The facts concerning
II are discussed IN the current number Of the
Medical Ae,5S. The conditions are favorable,
according to medical authority, for the propa-
cation and spread OF disease, since there are
bad surface drainage and an excessive rainfall
supplemented by disregard Of the plainest
rules of sanitation. A number OF small
creeks empty into the river, and
into these the unmentionable refuse of the
town freely enters. A large garbage lot i'm
mediately adjoins the pump-station of the city
water works. which are only two hundred feet
below two unsightly and disgusting runs A
little below the pump is a dam in the river,
which Is here only about two hundred feet
wide. The effect of the arrangement is to
pump the sewage Of the city back into the
tons for the development of typhoid fever
A case Of the fever developed on one of the
runs and soon the germs of this disease found
their way into the city supply ana an outbreak
of the fever followed. The mortality has been
ten per cent, and the character of the disease
severe. What happened there will happen
anywhere else along the river where similar
conditions are permitted to prevail. Such
cases attract attention to the danger that
always exists from pollution of streams from
which the water supplies Of towns and cities
are drawn, and the warning from our
neighbor on the Potomac is the more direct
TO other Potomac river towns, even though the
source Of pollution considered be so distant
that the river purifies itself in the interval 1t
Is incumbent upon the health authorities every
where on the river to inspect closely and con-
stantly the water-works and the general con-
dition above the water-works, to see that no
impurities enter the main stream or its tribu-
taries, to provide for an efficient drainage, for
a disinfecton OF unclean places. and for the
prompt abatement of all nuisances 1t is too
late to do these things after the typhoid germs
have been formed and planted. 1t is wise to be
on guard and to prevent the rise of disease.
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HANDKERCHIEFs AND sHAwLs


25c. PIC.
Soc 3gc.
s3e and Sc. Csc. :.
All the above are the best qualities obtauable for
the original prices designs AL new and At days
prices, elegant bargains.
10 per cent disco of marked prices Of all EIn-
broidered Fichus scArfs ani shAwls black cream and
colorA
PICTURE DEPARTMENT.
g. SO Oak Framed Pictures for 81 9s each.
$3.50 and IS are others prices for the above Pho
lures $3.50 and 50. rs The reduced prices
are unusual chance.
| UNDERWEAR AND coRsETs.
$3.50 ce Corset White only. genuine whslebons.
Size Is TO 81. For 81 80 pair.
$3.50 Lace-trimmed skirt, s-inch lace ruffie sL76
sl15 Lace-trimmed Skirts Tor sl25.
Sl.25 Ell
4sc Cambria Drawers. yoke band, Soc each.
styles If 81. % Gowns for eSc each
specialties-Extrs size Garments and Short GOvna
| full variety Of styles.
PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
%. SO Scotch Plaid Psrssols for 60 es
"a Plain fsine Silk Parasols. fancy BORDERS. neg
shades for s3. D.
sl.2s G.Oria Umbrellas. os-inch. silver crooks.
| SIC. each
MEMS GOODS.
75c Unlaundered Dress Shirts See
Doc b v. d., ribbed ankle Jean Drawers. 44o.
Doc Medium-weisht Under Vests long short
sleeves. 29c each
The above and store fun Of other
3DAY BARGAINS
That
OUT OF THE COMMONPLACE
ZEE A FL ssssssss: IN: ssss
ssss - vuup kkk ssss:
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
spl4 TN STREET.
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
wAsHINGToN's LEADING oUTFITTERs
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET
spl0
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HAMS PRovERBs.

The larger The OAK
the longer the limb
MODERN methods of trade illustrate this prov.
erb. and in this wise: The more extensive the
business the more abundant the facilities for
buying close and selling low. We have striyen
to reach that niche in popular esteem (and we
aree1ceedingy proud to say we have succeeded
where our simple declaration is accepted as a
guarantee. Therefore when we tell you we have
serviceable Low-cut Shoes for Men as cheap as
81 pair and well-made Oxford Ties for Ladies'
as low as 20 cents pair and the best Shoe for
the money in the city you can accept these as
facts. At the same time your good sense will
tell you that better. higher-cos Shoes will be
more comfortable and last longer So, for ladies
We put out ten different styles Of Low Shoes at
ST. 80 pair. every one of which you would con-
slider cheap enough at 81, but our most earnest
recommendation gees with an extremely light
Seamless Oxford at So pair. They're as easy
as stocking and good wearers. For men we
never had as great a variety of Low Shoes. We
"bras" though on our So. so Hand-sewed Ok.
lords. Straps or Prince Alberts. It's the best
value ever offered, same grade we had to get 50
Tor last season. In some respects better Shoes.
Another Proverb Friday evening.
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All the above are the best qualities obtaiuabie for
the original prices. designs AL new and at dAy.'
prices, elegant bargains.
10 per cent discount of marked prices Of all En-
broidered Fichus. Scarfs and ShAws black and
colorA
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SPUN SILK VEsrs Fon 45o

Continued belovl
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f. G. DAVIS,

FlS Market Space. corner 9Th st.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Half Fare Excursion.

The Nashville, Chattanooga & ST..
Louis R'y, the short line to the West,
will sell Excursion tickets to Arkan-
sas, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado,
Dakotas, Idaho, Indian Territory,
Montana, Utah, and Wyoming Sept.
9th and 23rd, and Oct. 14th, good to
return within thirty days, at One
Fare for the Round Trip, from Cou-
pom stations. Stopovers allowed in
each direction West of the Mississippi
river, in Arkansas and Texas. Be
sure to ask for your tickets over the
Nashville, Chattanooga q st. Louis
R'y, the "Great Mckenzie Route"
For further information and rates
write TO D. B. Carson, Ticket Agent,
McMinnville, or to w. l.. Danley,
Genl. Pass, Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Dried AppIes.

Last week the attention of fruit
dryers and dealers was called to the
Importance of fruit being well dried
before offering it for sale. We again
emphasize those suggestions. While
there has been some improvement
there is yet room for more. AS be-
fore stated, shippers are now obliged
to reject all wet, sour and undried
apples, and dryers and dealers will
save much trouble and inconvenience
by leaving all fruit on the scaffolds
until dry. Some few people think it
sharp, as well as profitable, to sell
wet, green fruit for dry, and never
hesitate to do so if they can. A few,
(but they are very few we fear have
wet their fruit to make it weigh
heavier. These instances have been
few. Still the desire of gain will
sometimes lead one t. do even as
mean thing as this. To avoid all
trouble dry well and obtain the best
prices. "HOnesty in all things is the
best policy" a word about green
apples. Don't hurry your apples to
market before they are ready. Take
care Of them and dry or utilize those
going to waste, and when fully ma
tured and ready then pick carefully,
separating the good from the inferior.
All good apples will be worth more
later when the weather is cooler and
the demand better. Immatured APP
Piles are not fit for use and will be
neglected in the markets. Let them
mature before gathering. Let them
remain until they are of good size
and color and then they will sell
well. MEAD & RITCHEY.
Sept, 10.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Death Of W. r. French.

Mr.. w. r. French, who removed
from TuAahoma to Gallatin several
months ago, died at his home in the
latter place last Monday night from
softening of the brain. He was cash.
Ter Of the First National Bank of
Gallatin. Mr.. French had been i'll
but short time, and the announce
ment of his death was received with
deep regret by his many friends and
acquaintance in McMinnville. He
was buried at Gallatin on Wednesday
by knights of Pythias and knights
Templar. -Is, Use Gaf @ 1907 ,
Mr.. French was born and-raised in
Warren County. He went into the
army from here, with the Eleventh
Tennessee cavalry and served the
South calamity for four years. After
the war he settled in Tullahoma, and
was one of the leading spirits in the
ppbuilding of that town, By his
indomitable energy he achieved sue
cess. He was true friend, a genial
companion, and had an extensive
circle of acquaintance with whom
he was universally popular, Tulla-
homa lost one of its most useful citi>
zens when he removed to Gallatin,
and the general expression Of regret
manifested over his death at the lat.
ter place shows that his worth was
also appreciated there.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Jail Delivery.
Sept, 80

Bee Martin, Joe Perkins and John
Drake made their escape from the
county Jail at this place little after
three o'clock last Tuesday afternoon.
Some repairs had been in progress on
the cell, Git might more properly be
called dungeon), where the prison.
ers are usually confined, and six of
them, two negroes and four white
men, We're coOped up in a littlestock-
ade about five by ten feet in size.
The fastening to the door seems to
have been very insecure affair. A
large staple which held the lock was
secured (?) on the inside by two taps.
The prisoners had only to unscrew
these taps, push out the staple with
their fingers, and the door was open
to them. The prisoners ran up the
street by Mr.. Colville's residence, to
the river, following up the bluff for
some distance and then going into
the woods back of Col. Hughes place.
Martin, who is old and somewhat
crippled, was reScaptured and brought
back in an hour or two, but Perkins
and Drake are yet at large. Three
other prisoners, two negroes and one
white man, refused to leave after the
door was opened.
Perkins and Drake were under sen.
tence of one year each in the peniten-
tiary for burglary. Joe Turney, the
high sheriff of the State, came the fol-
lowing day to take them to the pen,
but found his birds had flown. They
are both mere boys, about IS or 10
years of age, and the ends of justice
will not suffer much, probably, il
they are never recaptured. A year
in the Tennessee penitentiary would
not improve their morals any they
would be much more likely to come
out hardened and confirmed crimi-
nails. This scare and narrow escape
from the penitentiary may be suffi-
cient to teach them to lead better
lives in the future, if they succeed in
getting tar enough from their old
homes, and out of reach of Tennessee
authorities,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Court
IN house in McMinnvile Tenn, in the
Circuit Court room, on Friday Sept. 9th and
Saturday Sept. 10TH and on Friday Sept.
10Th and Saturday Sept. 9th, and on Friday
Oct. Sd, and Saturday Oct. 4th, and on Fri.
day Oct. 10th, and Saturday Oct. 18th, we
will take the registration of the voters of the
LIST Civil District of Warren County, as re-
quired by the 25th Chapter Acts of the Ex'
ira Session 1890, of the General Assembly of
Tennessee. The Registrars, on the days
named and at the place stated. will be on
hand for duty at s o'clock, a. m, and will
continue on duty until 9 o'clock, p. m, on
the days above designated. The voters of
the list Civil District will take notice of this
action, and if they wish to vote at the gen.
eral election of State and Federal Officers,
November 4, 1890, must come forward on
one of the days named above and be regis.
tered and obtain certificate of same under
said act, otherwise they will not be entitled
to vote at said election. i. D. MERCER,
w. A. JOHNSON,
Registrars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-09-20
Clothing.

g We are receiving daily our fall and
winter stock of ready-made clothing
for men, youths, boys and children,
and we say without fear of contra>
diction, we have the most complete
line ever" offered the trade in this Sec
ton We can fit any shaped man,
boy or child, and will sell them as
low as they can be bought in any
market. ii.
We want everybody to come and
look through our stock, are always
ready to show you what we have,
whether you are ready to buy or not.
Remember we are making a speciality
of clothing, hats, shoes and gents
furnishing goods.
JIG. NJ. Ross & Son.