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IMPROVED FAsr BIack Hosr.

We bought Hosiery Tor the autumn ana winter trade
an we aid 6loNes--we sought she principal msnufsc-
tufer OF the world end contracted GO take 90 many
nuhurco dozens per month In consideration Of the
immense orders Riven aud the oer OF payment on re.
cep, on the goods concessions In price were obtained
enaons us to give better qualities than ever seiors
offered at the prices
The IMPROVED FAST BLACK HOSE for the fall
shi ,eoonlhend themselves st once. The ssles are
double and LINEN MIXED thu. giving the n,.nr-
ahce OF remarkable dnra bty; the hees being splicei
TO the ankle the friction q the boot Is allowed for
Inc oiack not improved A. lest season 50 this sea.
son' we ouer ABSOLUTELY FAST BLACK HOSE.
Should they stain the feet or clothing or not nsh
perfect black the purchase money viii be promptly
and politely refunded
And now We invite you to n special DISPLAY and sale
OF the New Black Hose for the autumn antictpsting
THAT you will swsfd the title best owed In A
season. ie.. Headquarters for Past Black Hose
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowD
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There is q democratic moreness about the
Arkansas election where the republicans ex-
pected lessness, and this instgates the re-
mark that there are some states wherein the
bigger the opposition to the party in possession,
the larger the majority Of that party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

The cholera, while not raging" anywhere,
except in few districts, perhaps, has described
circle around Europe. The old question of
the association of grip with cholera is revived
since the former disease has reappeared in sew
ernl places cotemporaneously with the advance
OF the latter, although not in the same locali-
ties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Congressman Cooper has been talking in the
Indianapolis Sentinel and making remarks
about Speaker Reed which will furnish that
gentleman an opportunity to rise to question
Of very personal privilege.
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w. B. Mosrs & Sos.

w. b. Mosrs & SosA
CORNER nth AND F STREETS XoRTHwEsr.
YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL And Examine
OUR ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO
MAKE HOMES coMFoRIABLf AZ WELL As
ORNAMENTAL
The newest styles and effects /.
FURNITURE
cARpETa
UPHOLSTERY aoopA
WALL PAPERS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS &c..
Are now on exhibition and competent force on duty
in each show room to answer all questions -
well a. to take and execute orders
We consider 1t privilege to show our goods and
win not be asked to make purchases.
Call early. before the assortments are broken and
choicest goods sold.
ADVICE
Don't put of your Fall purchases until are 30
rushed it IL difficult to I'LL your orders promptly and
without errors. Send in your orders early OUR
STOCK is COMPLETE.
You will get better assortment now than later on.
Remember. everybody puts of purchasing - long as
possible and If you come in with the rush it 10 not
possible to serve you promptly As now.
BARGAINS.
Carpets made with borders all round of following
sizes:
fleet 3 inches by @ feet inches. So.
feet 3 inches by 1 feet. s5.
3 feet 0 inches by IL feet 3 inches, $40.
feet by feet 4 inches, s12.
feet by 8 feet $3.50.
feet inches by feet inches, sl2.50
8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet inches. al65O.
feet 3 inches by IL feet inches. SIG.
feet 3 inches by Is feet. sIs.75.
feet 8 inches by IA feet inches, Ga.
feet 4 inches By IL feet 40.
10 feet q inches by I2 feet, as.
lofee e inches by IL feet. 500
10 feet 6 inches by 10 feet. s3S.
II feet o inches by g feet 8 inches, $3.50.
II feet inches by IT. feet, $40.
II foet o inches by IL feet. s35.
The above are Wilton. Moquette Body Brussels and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets and must be seen to be ap
preciated.
We have fow Bicycles and Tricycles left, which
are marked to sell at factory prices
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs
The assortment is complete. The prices vary from
T5c. to Is each.
BABY CARRIAaEa
We are offering 81 discount on every carriage S9O
or more. and 81 discount every carriage from SIS
for very little money.
v. B. MOSES SONS.
Cor 18th and Sta NV.
~ Washington. D. O.
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boy was shot near Philadelphia yesterday
by reed-bird hunter. Several hunters in this
peiGhboraood were provoked enough by their
disappointment in not finding more birds to
have shot whole platoon Of boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Henry George returned yesterday from
England and In his speech to a welcoming
committee he said, among other things, II am
not proud Of the American republic, but
have hopes of it," All! thanks, Henry!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

SPECIAL Irrx. sttr
We have 3ust receiysA
One case Simpson tDlnts o. 05<c
10 spd l2txc, Check Nsnsoon 70
and loo. PLAIN La IA, Sc.
columbis chcvSotx. 0Nc
Amoakesx Outiu., Goth. g. r.
Above fully - Per cent unelpr prjea A chance IA,
VIC vIERBucuRN.
,o.o l24l> 124J llth 81, Sc.
se~eoo Iorxoeriy Double Combination.
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FROM SHOES FOR WEE BABY TO
THE STURDY WALKING SHOES FOR
MEN, OUR SALES FEEL THE 0LO-
RIOUS SENSATION OF GROWTH,
HEALTHY. VIGOROUS GROWTH.
Many things cause this. Fair dealing,
catering to people who seek quality a.
we'll as price. keeping q stock Of the sizo
and variety that our city requires. These
are some causes. One special cause, in
our
LADIES' Department,
IL our great
$3.50 Handmade Shoe.
II you were interested IN brd1 we
might boldly say how many we sold last
season. but You are more in terested in
the one pair that you will buy thsn
whether we sell hundreds or thousands
Of rairs.
1t is Shoe that does not wear out
quickly In that usually weakest spot
the front seam-when the harsh dress
braid scrapes at every step. It goes
longer without backing and then takes
backing better than many 90 Shoes.
1t il not only pretty shoe. but It holds
and keeps its pretty shape. aud like any
''thing of beauty is 10y" long after you
would think 1t would DO worn out
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While IL might be feasible in the future. II

While IL might be feasible in the future, in
order TO radically execute the principle Of
civil service reform, to entirely separate tho
service from politics, it is undeuiably hard
ship at present for the employees of the federal
government from any particular state to be
placed on q different footing as to tho fran
chise from that Of the employees from the other
states. The Maryland registration law dis
franchising. practically. Marylandcrs holding
Office at the capital Of the republic is exciting
. good deal of interest, and is to GO before the
courts of that state for determination. In 1875
the same question was presented on petition to
Congress from Ohio and other states. and the
matter having been referred in the House to
the Judiciary committee ii was decided by that
committee that no protection, as requested,
vas needed for the reason that such employees
of the United States had not abandoned their
permanent residence in their respective states
by having accepted temporary service at the
seat Of government. Tho committee, at their
own request, we're discharged and the subject
was dropped thereafter. The states have all
the rights over suffrage that have not been
taken away by themselves in their ratification
of the Constitution OF the United States and
the amendments thereto. But these rights
surely do not include the Acknowledgement by
Wholesale Of citizens by reason of their en-
ploymsnt in the civil service OF the United
States, and the sooner the courts establish this
fact 80 that it shall not afterward be disturbed,
the better for all concerned If the Maryland
courts were to decide that the state could de-
cisizenize her citizens to this extent on sc-
count Of service under the general government,
the case would be appealed to the Supreme
of he nit Stata nd ho
decided the other way. As a last resort the
disfranchised citizen would have his appeal to,
and remedy by, the states Of this Union in the
adoption Of a constitutional amendment to
secure him in the possession Of his right Of
suffrage. The decision Will, however, prob
ably be made before that point is reached.
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II New York should build THAI monument to
General Grant at Stable side on the Hudson
what would she do with the stable at the base
Of it2 Make it into stock concern?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Yesterdays leading subject in the House.
rhymes with two-syllable adjective, but is
not poeticaL 1t can be stated mathematically
thus: Smyser, O-Wiser o.
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The Farmers Alliance continueth to wax TAT,
and the polite politician doth bend the preg-
nant hinges Of the knee that thrift may gather
al the moss in sight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

The election in Arkansaw yesterday did not
pass without somebody being killed. You can't
teach an old dog new tricks.
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sTWe are open until O'Clock III
Own AIL-UMpnEILAs
EEri E e. EaH Hnf W: ss SIS.
+ EKE ( kE 7 ssss

OF course protection" is the primo Office of an UNI
BRELLA-but which had You rather carry-an un-
calmly old blunderbuss concern that is an
and ourden-or neat. petite, comedy little affair
that will sink all the annoyance depth of novelty!
The goodness is in the frame and the covering-the
beauty in TIE handle How often have you heard the
remark-"You are raging for the handle In that UNI
brelia" Well. We will proceed to show you a comb
nation Of beauty and service-and for less than you
have any idea Of. By way Of iliustration-
26-inch Gloria, with Gold, Silver and Natural Wood
Handles Fast Black-Paragon Frame-s1
26-inch Gloria with Natural Wood and Silver Ham
dles-Parsgon Frames-51.25.
special purchase Of 26-ineh Gloria. with Silver
Handles. We have marked them u. so when they are
really worth e.
26-inch Gloria, with Fancy Natural Wood Hapd,as
and Paragon Frames, 81.
26-inch Gloria. with Silver Handles and Paragon
Frames. e. so.
20-inch Gloria. Covered Paragon Frames with
Natural Wood handles tipped with silver. Tho latest
effects. S2.75.
26-inch spun" SILK. with Oak. weischel and M.ds.
gascar Wood mountinss, Paragon Frames, g.
20-inch spun" Silk. Silver Handles, 80. % to a.
2U-inch Windsor" Gold Sil yer Natural Wood
Silver tipped. Paragon Frames. - so to 81
We got hold Of lot 26-inch Silks. Sill yer mounted
that you would not hesitate moment to give to
of that you take your choice from
a to slO
These are all 26.nch spread large enough for somo
too small for Others The 2s-nch will interest the
latter. About the only difference you will find is In
the size and the slight increase In PRICE the natural
conseauence Of the enlarrement.
The as-inch Glora. Natural Wood Handles and Para.
son frames-sl25 to sl5o. With Silver Handles
el.S7. With Satnrai wood-pisin or silver tipped.
s2.25. We arengurng Close. you will Observe
HzndIes-x2 90 to a.. 40. ~ 'sA
2s-inch .M.adyor'--with some unique Natural
wss %0gsSsirssasa Irpsl with Silver irnnnx.-
.S,inch FINE silks with Gold and Silver Handles
You'll use the open carriage considerably for some
time Yet and the sun u Just a. In Your
syca-as ever The rehef-one VI our Carriage Shados-
neat little Affairs.
Now don't wais until the horse 10 STOLEN before yon
lock the stable door What IL IL 10 fa,r.-it Vail rain
Afxin and you are prepzred-let it. II you are NOT
you vii wtsh you were--snd with one oS QUA
There 10 truth IN what we ssy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

With Blaine working on the south and Butter
worth and sherman on the north end OF the
line, The reciprocity idea seems to be expanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-02

Foraker and Grosvenor live on the wrong
side OF the Ohio river to 60 after each other
with shot guns
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CHARMING BEroSp ExpnEss,os.

This is the verdict given by one OF the best
lady experts in Perfumery in our city, and in
this verdict she Ia sustained by the opinions
and Endorsement Of all the users Of high grade
cologne of this section. There is cologne and
cologne. Merits Queen Anne Cologne is an
odor OF its own peculiar kind; it pleases the
most e1acting. satishes the most capricious and
delights every one who enjoys the perfection Of
perfume. SOC. and Q bottles.
E. p MERIT 1Ol4 Est,
Druggist and Ferfumer,
So Washington.
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Ek>~i SUITS HANDSOMELY CLEANED AND
NJ prt- Cd. L. Coat. 5Oc.; Pants, 2:,c. Vsse rs @
No skrinkipg. fading or ToaShnS the nap. Uis &C
" l3ib 81 Mar D Az. auiJ.r lie
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~ A II P z T s,

Just opened beautiful line Of wiltons Moouetts
Velvet Body Brnsseis Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
Wilton. Velvet end smyrna Garrett Rugs. all sizes.
Ingram Art squares Wilton and Smyrna Rugs and
Mats in choice patterns: Lace Curtains Sash Curtains
aud DraIeries in great variety. Those furnishing will
md 1t 10 their advantage to examine stock before
purchasing. HOE, BRO. & co,
s2-3in 1928 + ST.
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Mr.. Biaine's reciprocity with the popular
branch Of tho republican party s increasing
rapidly.
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Congressman smyser OF Ohio 10 vindicsting
Congressman Cooper Of Indiana.
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+ ~ Al

10 ladies' we write that we opened this morning
$4,000 worth Autumn style Jackets. so doEsn Per
sian scarfs also arrived. Tbess one Of the.msny
little additions that brighten ones home Compare
hNely small cost Those at % ana so cents beins,
particularly good barg4ins Besides the res. soods
novelties quoted in lower half Of this column we now
show the new autumn tints 5o-cent Cashmere. and
serges Also an undouhtea bargain IN Camels Hair
serses ~ only 6se. . yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Contnued belowN
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UUuPkk In sssH I = uu I Z kkEs
! {: 4 !. II i e. e. E.j
e. f. E f E. E :: ::
JOHN Ridden.
$50 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. NV,
HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR
kET IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is CALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
PARLoR SUITES. RANGING IN PRICE
FROM s35 Up AsPEcIAL DRIVE IN s35
PArLoR sETa
SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND
FLUSH. A HANDSOME, SOLID AND DURA-
pLE ARTICLE AND RARE BARGAIN.
CHAMBER SETS IN OAK. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES: ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IN
THE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BODY
BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
ALSO A FULL LINE wARDRoBEs. RAT.
TAN CHAIRS. ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY chairs. sIDEBoARDs. MIRRORS.
STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THx HOUSE FURNISHING
LIME.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE
OF CHARGE
As IN THE PAST MR. RIDDEN WILL OF.
FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL
BuYKRs. AND INTENDING PURCHASERS
WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN A SINGLE
ARTICLE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Oh
ENOUGH TO FURNISH A HOUSE. ON
TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL
CASH PAYMENT AND wRExLY OF
MONTHLY pAY,fsNrs rHRREATrEs. IN
sucH AMOUNTS - WILL IN MOST CON.
yxNIExT 10 rHKxsxLvxs.
sxxxxsrs TIE PLACE AID GALL AND
xxAx1xi STOCK
o. - So s4-ett
49, 1uDDxH's
yuRxfruRx. CARPET AND STOVE sroax&
ausot $50 AND esq 7rH Ct. NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We close at pm -

We close at z pm. -
TINE Is WonK,Sa A CHANGE
- You ought to shed the summer title. The
- ons by the new Fall Derbys have mado
Es- their appearance until now they're all out The
KNOX, the YoUMAN-the MILLER the
81 DUNLAP-,he sAKs and the IMPERIAL
Blocks
81 They're all quite alike-and yet they differ
HAT men see it at q Rlance.-You might have to
-them-almost to q man.-The shapes are
81 smail-smaller than they've been for sea-
sons
II The 'Imperiar is the hat we can GUARANTEE
AGAINST BREAKING The makers do to Us.
tD- The JAS. P. ASHTON OLD BOND STREET,
LONDON. DERBY is one of the most popular 50
~ Hats that ara blocked As q matter Of fact
all these HATS lose their stiff prices in our
~ hands. We could have some celebrated hatter's
Name in the crown-but you'd have to pay twoor
81 three dollars extra for OURs-sAKs AND
--COMPANY-isa guarantee Of RELIABILITY
81 The HAT irest Just easy on your head with
that there as it would with Smiths Jones' or
s5- Brown's-and when you pass over your money
IT'S on condition that it goes back without argu-
IL ment if you're not satished-wha more is ueces-
--sarys
e. why-take the Silk Hats-she BROADWAY.
FIFTH AVENUE and YOUNG GENTs'-these
s0- three styles (which the atesD will cost you
-s55O. O. and $40 almost everywhere What
tD- are prices. shrunk in every grade. The
same qualities-s4. so. IS. so and s7-snd better
~ ones cannot be made.
ss- properly fitted-in q shape that just suits your
head. We KNOW when it's rieht-you'rs not
re- supposed to. The Hat il the most conspicu.
Gus thing you wesr-and ought to be absolutely
es- correct-no halfway business about it
sAKs AND COMPANY.
GENTLEMENs HEAD WEAR,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
~ STREET
ks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. s:s!:s!s
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NEW FALL SHADES IN
WOOL HENRIETTA
BLACK AND WHITE BLOCK PIA1Ds IN ALL
WOOL CASHMERE: FRENCH aooDa
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, nEAuTI1uL
LINE OF CHEvI0r PLAIDs. IN GREENS ARD
BLUES NEW GOODS. 30 IN WIDE ONLY COO
m sAUsIHR + soNa
sucs 90 PENN AVE NV.
| WINrKR Is COMING. PREPARE FOR IT. BOZ
| w your Latrooes. hAnxes and Furnaces NOE. L.
s.0s;1 fSIasGs' sns s. ksps'sd f'omp ego
r. W. GRIMES. .... r,,,.,
has returned and viii receive fall orders.
lS31 lie sales street. eel.3ts
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Bosros VxarErr Srosx.

Bosros V4anErr Sronz.
/ F. 1 s. E T w. # # I.
EFF ksaf a M. Nh IN EKH ssss
+ EExs ssss-
Our success With Rsady-mads Frames in sizes to
suit any style Of picture has induced to put in for
this season much larref snd moro COMPLETE line.
These Frames are well made and furnished with
gass complete and sold at prices far below those
usually asked for Frames made to order.
One-inch Plain Oak Moidins.
Sx1o--l9c. 1Ox1A-25c.
Twoinch Oak Fiat Reeded Moldins.
loxl3-3oc. 14xi7-5eO.
lIxi4-40e. ls,2O-7sc.
Two-and.a half inch Fiat OAK Moldine, with silver
bead around inside,
i4ni7-sse. aoaas-sieia
Heavy Oak and silver Moldins. inches wide.
l6x20-s1.30. lsx.O-sI.49
20x24-s1.59.
Fiat oxidired holding. 3-inch vide.
l4I20-9sc. l6x2O-eLla
20x24-sl.2O.
one-inch White Enamel Mold,ns A-inch. Gilt Bead
SxlO-D9c. lOx12-J9c.
lOx14-4oc
White and silver MoldinE. 80 inches wide.
Sxi0-6Oc. 1ox20-$125
1O1i2-7oe lss.o-sl.ao
10x1A-s0c. 2ox24-s1.49.
22x27-sl9S.
White Enamel and Gold. 4-inch Flat holding.
sxlO-S9c. llxl4-SllO.
1ox14-9sc 2O,a4-s24o
Frames for Cabinet photos, SxlO. Gilt Moding with
plush bead, 4ac.
yNidc fsilt Noldir, With vtr.b ho,d ooo
4-inch Deep Gold Moding. three styles. e149.
bh-inch Gold Florentine Molding. S1.40.
3-ipeh Deep Oxidized and Copper Frame, 79c.
beautiful line Of Aftotypes. Photographs AMI Pas
tells ready framed.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH wARDwELL
.aselo EOS. 7o7. 700 Marie. SPACE
i !. g e: ::
sPEc1ALs
..-....- LADIES'
UNDER WEAR.
Our Regular SOC. Gown, superior cotton. full
'ehetn
Our Regular 81 Gown. handsomely trimmed Ham,
burg inserting, tucks finished in embroidery. 75c
SKIRTS.
nes with tucked Hamburg embroidery. at SOC
Our Regular 93c skirt excellent quality full width
with deep embroidered rufile, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
DRAWERS.
Our 33c. Drawer, two styles rufae and tucks lace
ana tucks, 2oc
Ou- Regular 63c. Drawer. excellent quality. tucked
with embroidered ruie. 49c
Our Regular 75c. Drawer tucked. elged with deep
torchon lace, soc
CHEMBE
Our Regular soc. Chemise, full length. at ... Gle
Our Regular 75c Chenise. all-over embroidered
fronts. beautiful Designs cdaing embroidered at ACC
Our Regular Csc Corset Cover at..............l5 &c
During improvements we offer Special Bargains in
Millinery, Dry Goods aud Fancy Goods
KINGS PALACE,
Sig AND Sl4 7TH ST.
su.2.lm NO BRANCH STORE.
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so-eo Sc COR. 9TH AND SITS NV
LACE CunrArss
We want to interest you in these goods: we have
shaped matters SO that we can do so; we own our |
Stock of Lace Curtains at as low figure as any house
IN America; have the best things from the lead
ing makers of Europe have the inside prices; We
willing to let you in also; we are not speculating
on the proposed new tariff We are going along a.
usual selling Goods at less than old prices we are
trading present facts not on future happenings
You want Lace Curtains and we want to sell them |
to you and we can sell than to you If you vii, give us
"' o'po''
fr'ces OF Nottingham Curtains:
For 7oc. we give you the usual sl. % quality.
Soc' LOO
~i'-' Ito
LOU 10
L'' 2oo
<oo 40
s7'" as
500" 400
=. ..'. ,..,,,. ., ,... ,:.. , 800 :, =. ,,
90 ''' '''' Asne"''' we nave one 'n''''n'
''''''D' " '''' '''
,.,es, design,
with all Curtain, from sl.5O and upward Curtain
Poles and Trimmings so as to induce you to buy be-
A M ssss
1 "A NM ssss
ILL i Mn ssss
EBn Y gRR, ego Al
BBB Y Y RRR g HIN
EBB W. 4 Il Goo u u
As1S BBB il co.
,, 80. su
q ID
DOUGLASS a. DRo.
'An 0A'" AA-ooh~N 00ihDlN"
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Dorr b. DEcrryrn.
Cut thi. out and Try to 6uy, elsewhere.
1sSoi %porssS H Dr.. 10 SsSed.eAs iaehss nov
"a Cashmere st 26s.
Lousdaie Cambria tHenuine) It l09<e -,
Dr.. Warmers aud Balls Corsets at $50
The Monarch Shirt Qaunderodl 1t 97c. -
Gin.ss Q: =; q sgGSaa S SY 8 SSs Mscs
ssATiNs vExxEss, -, HI.ffHstIEETr1A = 2HAIhS
NOvELTY GOODS OF ALL kiNb. Ara SxcRiI16E
Table Damask, Napkins. To9ela, Oounssrpan0a
shsstins, %. &c. lower than svf ksSwn.
You may save 20 per cent q
au30LJg 9O7 Ct nv. tAasonic TsmpIo)
DUILDIx0 SOLD, GOT 10 Moyx-oN ACCOUNT
ID Of removal VIII ocr tAs stock, DeQeas ehosA NstA
Cl9thiux. Cents turntsetngS TrunkA &c, 3 and
ne, sitAyush shoss hsss advsaosd 10 % Is pR csn1
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au3Q-3ms sotz and 1915 Pa. ave.
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