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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
It has been shown conclusively that the lead

It has been shown conclusively that the lead
ing "kicker" against the Pennsylvsnis Railroad
Company has been Uncle Sam, through his
Supreme Court and such executive branches
of his government as the commissioner of pub
lie grounds. The road was mistaken concern
ing the real 'kickers" against il, and il is
equally mistaken concerning the persons at
Washington who ''abuse" and discredit it 1t
10 most abused not by the people Of Washing
ton, but by its bad advisers here, who have
convinced it that it may safely abandon at the
defenseless capital the enterprising and pro-
grossive policy which it has found it wise to
adopt in dealing with self-governing cities;
who have taught il to believe that it can drive
rough-shod over this peculiarly-situsted COM
munity certain OF the connivance or active
assistance of Congress represented as en-
tlrely subservient TO its will; who have caused
it, as heretofore suggested, to undergo a local
transformation, converting the benevolent and
benefcent railroad DIR. Jekyll Of Philadelphia
into the abhorrent Mr.. HYDE at Washingt on,
with ugly features and clutching fingers ready
to trample upon anybody who gets
in his path. 1t has been most
discredited not by the people of
Washington, but by its lobby,
which has disguised Congressman Of the small
est sensitiveness by its audacity and shameless
ness. 1t has been most imposed upon by its
paid agents who have deceived it concerning
public and congressional opinion. and by its
Petition canvassers, paid at two cents name,
who have collected from it for names OF dead
men, Of boys, Of persons attributed to houses
which do not exist, of persons who DO not exist
in the houses TO which they are attributed of
individuals unknown to the directory maker,
aud Of existing persons who swear that they
did not sign. The railroad should reverse its
policy, and it would soon find itself in agree
ment with the people. II it will disregard the
lobby and agents who have deceived and
discredited it, and adopt the same intelligent
business policy as in other cities, the railroad
problem will soon be solved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

The unanimous passage through the Senate
of Senator Plumb's resolution, conveying to
those most nearly concerned the desire of Con-
gress and the people to have the remains of
General Grant transferred from place where
they are shamefully neglected to place where
they will be under the watchful and reverent
eye of the republic augurs an suspicious end
ing Of the matter. The STAR trusts that the
. unquestiOnable fact that the people wish for
the consummation of this transfer will suffice
to secure its early accomplishment The great
hero may repose in the shade of Arlington,
where so many thousands of the heroes he led
in battle repose, and there, attended by the re-
speet and honor OF the United States. and in
proximity to the tomb Of Washington, he will
await the sounding Of the last trump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

The advocates Of the Atkinson railroad bill
will make every effort to give the impression
that petition for the retention of the station
on the mall is a petition for their measure.
But this effort will fail The signers Of the Pc
tition fayoring the Atkinson bill numbered less
than two hundred, and many who signed under
a misspprehension have since added their
names to the opposing petition. Where the
supporters Of the bill are numbered by the
dozen. its opponents are numbered by the
thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

So far as the employees OF the New York Gen.
trai Railroad system are concerned the Knights
OF Labor are now Knights OF Rest. This is
matter for further paradox when it is eonsid-
cred that the quiescent folks are called ssrik-
era
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

A the census returns roll in and receive their
finishing touches the fact appears that the
northern optimists and southern pessimists
We're wrong in at least part Of their caIcula-
ton. The Philadelphia Press, which paper
has been studying the developments from the
latest returns, says this morning: ''The six
New England states will lose at least six and
perhaps seven members Of Congress at the next
apportiOnment, and the rural districts of the
middle and central states are extremely likely
TO lose six or seven more. This loss will be
almost altogether in republican districts. and,
while it will be counterbalanced by gains in
the west, il will also be accompanied by the
gain Of seats in the south to the democratic
party" This state Of facts causes the Press to
make this comment from its party's standpoint:
-An this, we need hardly say, adds to the ne
cessity for passing at the present session an
elections bill which shall give national super
vision Of national elections, and insure that the
votes in this new distribution Of political power
shall at least be fairly counted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

The Delaware democracy IN convention as
semb.ed Is something like the Athenian popu-
Lar assembly. Everybody entitled to be pres
sns At the gathering, whether representative
or represented, is there or Whereabouts.
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ADVERTISING SAscrux.
LANsBUReH 4 BRO.

Every mail that il received from our Mr.. O. Lans-
burgh. whose European tour win include all the manu-
featuring cities of the Old World. 10 full Of en-
thusiasm and delight with the novelties that are
bought BY him for our Fall Opening. He writes Al
ready his purchases large and he has ret much
tsrritory to All this means that he will re-
Of sround. Our mammoth establishments is yet filled
with goods Not alone desire prompts us to get rid Of
these but sheer necessity compels Us to decrease our
stock. This thought being foremost In our minds
forces reduced prices upon already reduced goods
This will tell something Of the bargains but an
hours looking will accomplish more than twenty
pages of des cription.
Silk Hosiery. in variety Of styles. Soc q pair.
81 per pair was the price,
Linen Chemisettes. lac choice.
26c. was the price
Null Ties. 10c. l5c. was the price.
Null Caps. 15c. Among the lot are SO and 35c. Caps
SOC, Pocket Books. Soc
Csc. Pocket Books, 1sc.
25c. Silver Bracelets. loo.
25c. Side Combs 15c.
Csc Cologne. loo.
Lubin's Infant Powder, lOc.
ESQ. Cream Figured Swiss, 12,4c per yard.
12,sc. White Goods. SIC. per yard.
Embroideres again reduced in price.
2oc Ruching l9c. per box.
6ec. Corsets. 800
sI25 Chemise CSC
sl.25 Drawers. csc.
e1.25 Corset Covers, $50.
$3.50 Dressing sacques, 75o
And so could We proceed through the lie myth and
breadth Of store and write of Reduc ed Price. If
we have overlooked anything We know nothing Of it.
We advise an early call to secure the choicest. O.
there always is a choice.
Our store Is delightfully."- cool for shopping purposes
made so by our Patent Cooling Fans.
You will find no annoyance In shopping.
Mail orders toiA receive pr onpt consideration
sPEcIAL-ws can use some experienced sale, peo.
pie. Apply to Mr.. Cans
Store always kept at Sdelightful by our
Patent Cooling Fans.
7 A IN ssss
t tn Fl ! IN sssss .:
BBB 2 2 RRR nGo n
IL IL 8sj$ / it ! $ sss III III
=. u. E. e. E E e. S'GS
a4ssa BBbs RE 200 90
49, 422. 424. 4as SEVENTH STREET. 40
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SPECIAL SALE DEEss Goops.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)

SPECIAL SALE DkEss Goops.
CMoNDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
BLACK SILKS at 10 per cent Discount. Take 10
per cent of the Palais Royals cash-sale prices and
youn find Silks at 20 per less than prevailing
quotations. AND ONLY RELIABLE SILKs-if they
crock split dress given. This is not a vague
you wish.
ANOTHER ADVANTAGE.
BY keeping in stock only limited number Of grades
enabled to purchase large quantities of each
and buy to greater advantage than IL selected
quantities in greater variety Thus claim A
SPECIALITY at each prics
Black G. G. Silks, 81. Sl.25, s1. 90, sleS, s225
Black Satin Rhadame. 75c., 81. sl25.
Black Psau de Sole. 81. 1928
Black Royal Armure, 81, Sl.25.
Black Faille Franchise. 79c., 81, sl25.
Black Surah Silks. SOC. CSC, 75c, SIC.
Black China SILKS, SOC. 75c
Black Japanese Silks, Sc
- AS an extra inducement to supply yourself NOW
with silk Dress. per cent discount allowed on
all Trimmings aud Buttons. Dress Trimmings need
to be kept in great variety In order 10 suit fashions
whis and your varied We recognize this fact
and have used every effort to have perfect variety
DRESSMAKERs SAY WE HAVE THE LARGEST
AND MOST VARIED STOCK IN TOWN Prices
range from q few cents to sixteen dollars a yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

/. appears that the sailors who deserted from
the white squadron did not desert They
merely went ashore as political economists to
put the money into circulation which had been
he'd In reserve during their absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

Evidently there IL no politics in the strike
On the New York Central, or the strikers would
not run counter to the q. A. r. at a time when
strike will most seemingly affect its interests.
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LAWN BLoUsEs To Go.

LAWN BLousEs To Go.
These will go in quick time There are so many
ladies who have white dresses that will need new
body before the summer is over
s5c Lawn and Percale Blouses for 6sc
81 so Hemstitched Lawn Blouses for 1928
sl.9s Shrred Yoke Lawn Bouses for 81 80
u-These goods are on second floor. where you will
also find Boys shirtwsists reduced to cost and Ladies'
Cambria Undergarments at prices even less than cos,
of materials
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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SURPRISE PRrcEs FoR towels.

SURPRISE PRrcEs FoR TowELs.
(Second hoor.b
The prices only surprise because Of the quail
ties.
Turkish Towels. 16x32 inches 10c. each
Damask Towels, 1882 inches These have pretty
fancy borders and deep knotted fringe. Esvs in
your minds eye the usual 25c. towel when you see
Huck Towels. 1884 inches. We claim 10 cents
worth OF quality. each
Turk Bath Towels, 22I44 inches You wouldn't think
them dear il the price mark said 80 cents pc each
These few illustrations might be multiplied ten fold
and equally good bargains quoted.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

BARGAINS
w. B. MOSES & SONS
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. &c
To make space for the goods for fall season
are Offering many attractive bargains. TLe following
are sfew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
500 Curtain Poles full length with trimmings ell
complete, worth Doc. aud Sjc., l5c each.
100 Curtain Poles extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 15c. 10 Ell 90 25c. each.
SO pairs Lace Curtains reduced to csc.
100 pairs Lsce Curtains reduced 10 sl.
Finer Curtains reduced ~ less than import prices
large assortment VI portieTes. less than usnufso-
tuners prices
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS Of the following sizes. made Of Remnants
with Border all around
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by 10 feet sIO.50. reduced from
sls.
feet inches BY L ofeet inches. 5000, reduced
from SIS.
5 feet inches by II feet all; reduced from els.
feet inches by Is feet inches. sl5; reduced
from $3.50.
feet ) inches by Is feet inches sl5; reduced
from s22.
10 feet o inches by Is feet els; reduced from s2a
10 feet q inches by 10 feet inches $50. reduced
from s3L
BICYCLES. TRICYCLEs AND yELoCIPEpEs.
36-inch Wheel Bicycle, els; reduced from s24
32-inch Wheel Bicycle sl2; reduced from cid
Tricycles No. !, g.. reduced from e..
Tncycles. No. 2. s5. 20. reduoedfrom IS
Tricycle. No. 4. 80: reduced from $500
No 8. $40: reduced from sl4.5Q
No. @, $40. reduced IRON ala.
No. c, sI065. reduced from ais.
Nc. d. 81. sc; reduced from sl3.50
No 3. $40. reduced from sl65o.
No 8. 81; reduced from $40.
No d. sl5 reduced from s2l.5Q
2No. 40 yelocipedes. 81; reduced from e.
MooUETTE CARPETS
feet ; inches by IL feet inches. eco; reduces
from So. SO
feet 3 niche. by 10 feet inches $40. reduced
from $780,
9 feet by 10 feet 3 inches. els; reduced from
$3.50.
300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs. s.. 90 reduced
from "a 20.
STRAW NATTINGs
200 Rolls white and fancy. 40 yds, worth sA
g. 50.
go Rolls white Ind fancy, 40 yds. worth 90, e..
loo Rolls Heavy JoIntless. 40 yds.. worth cid
slo.
100 Rolls Heavy Damask. 40 yds. worth slo. slo
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering o. discount every carriage $50
more. and s2 Discount every from slS
to sl9. his is opportunity ~ buy hue caIiAss
Tor very little money.
WINDOW SHADES.
We are Offering nne assortment Of colOr with ia
fixtures and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
fun line Of style and frO.n as cent? 70
". b. MOSES SONS.
Cor. llth and sta nv.
Washington. d. C.
FURNITURE CARPETS. UPHoLsTERIEs. pEoo-
RATIoSs. WALL PAPER &c. Ia
.JosnhIPsAE sAk ibISEcToR AND KMBALxER
1874 fennsyivInl. ave- a. ~
Telephone cali "lSi.
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ESPECIAL NoT1CE-z1
WE HAVE JUST PLACED ON OUR CoUN-
TER THIS MORNING ANOTHER INVOICE
OF THOSE GLORIA UMBRELLAS AT THE
Low PRICE OF 81 so. FORMERLY SOLD
AT $500.
COME AND LOOK THEM OVER. THEY'LL
PLEASE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

We have Just resolved 800 DOZEN Fiue Grade
POCKET KNIVES which shall sell II the renari-
ably lou prices Of
i, L S$$SE 3 - -
These are Good Steal Knives and are well sui.A.s
and perfect goods
AFEw OF THE CSC sTYLKA
Blades Pearl Handle. Ladies', CSC.
Blades. Shell Handle, Ladies', 2sn
Blades. Inlsid handle. LAdi--, es,
D Blades buck-horn Handle. Boys 2so
> Blades. White Bone Handle Boys, 25A
Blades. Cocoa Handle, Boys, ,ss
Blades. Pearl Handle. Gents. 2Sc.
Anew OF THE 4sc srYLEA
. Blades, ladies Fine Pearl. acc.
Blsies. Ladies' Fine Shell. 4sc.
Blades, gents Fine Shell 4ec
Blades, Extra Sire Buck horn. a.
Blades. Extra Sine Ebony, 4ac.
RAzoRs
Wade Butchers Atlantic" Hollow Ground. eso
Wade Butchers Celebrated" Hollow erouu 4. esA
Rodgers dutch" Hollow Ground. sse
Rodgers Master Razor. No l. 81 ~
Wostenholm's IxI. light asc.
Wostenholn's IXI- heavy slaa
Whites Half Concave. esc
A. Witte's y Concsys. ell ~,
THREE THOUSAND
POPULAR NOVELS
To BE SOLD AT
EIGHT CENTS ZACH.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
SMITH wARpwELL.
.ugtosel0 t7o5 7o7. zoe Market spsca
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CONTINUED below. !
CLOVIS Ar SPECIAL PR1cEs.

Every desirable shade, Fast Black, aud all sizes
These special prices make the August sales Of Gloves
equal other months:
Ssc. Figskin Mousquetaires reduced to........ 79c
CSC. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. ........... S5c
81 Quality 4-button Undressed Kids. ........ Soc
sl.25 Undresssd Kid Mousquetaires Is
81 81 Undressed Kid Mouse uetsires. As
Csc 4-button Kid Gloves. 5Oc
S5c. 4-button Kid Gloves. Csc
V6c 4-button French Kid Gloves. Sac
csc SILK Gloves and Mitts. Gle
alc quality reduced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 26c
5Oc quality reduced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. <4c
55c quality reduced ACC
CSC quality reduced ID. Sac
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER.
au0 Corner 18th ct. and Pa svA
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;;REAM Wool DREss GooDs.
IS PIECES Sc. G1SeHAMs.

rs pieces Of DC. Ginghams.
These Ginghams sell quickly that we are almos,
AFRAID TO advertise the Quantities styles and colors
Perhaps this is the safest to put At time OF
writing We have as pieces; Pink, Lavender Cray. Old
Rose, Olive Tan. Fawn. Pigeon Blue. Golden Brown.
&c The wide baud borders as shown in the doc
Scotch Ginghams.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

pRoPERTY soLD-GoT TO MOVE; GOODS MUST
IL be sold, even at . sacrifice: stock consists Of
Boots. Shoes. Hats, Clothing, Gents Furnishings
Trunks. &c. as q whole or retail for cash only);
fixtures FOR sale. j. W. SELBY,
au9-3t 1e141916 Pennsylvania ave.
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IN HANDKERCHIEFS.

IN HANDkERCHIEFS.
PRICES ALONE ARE MEANINGLESS, BUT
WHEN COUPLED WITH THE QUALITIES
WE OFFER THEY WILL DEMAND YOUR
ATTENTION. WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK
AT BOTH
LADIES' EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs.
12>sc. and 25c.. Soc. now 40c.. 75c.. now 6Oc.
LADIES' PLAIN WHITE HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFs,
1Oc., 124c.. 25c.. SOC.
LADIES' PLAIN WHITE EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFs.
1214c, 25c, Soc. ESQ. s73<c. 81 UP
TO 90 APIECE
LADIES' WHITE HEMsTITCHED HAND
KLRCHIEFs. WITH COLoRED EN-
BROIDERY, 12Sc.-A SPECIAL BAR
GAIN.
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS. WITH CoLORED BORDERS.
124c.. 25c.-A SPECIAL BARGAIN
GENTLEMENs coLoRED BoRpERED
HANDKERCHIEFs.
ALL STYLES. 12Hc. and 25c-
SPECIAL BARGAIN
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE HEMsTITCRED
HANDKERCHIEFS,
20c.. Csc. 500.
CHIIDREN's HEMSTITCHED HANpKER-
KERCHIEFS.
&C., &c.. loo, l21sc,. l7G
BUSY AS BEEy'
AT OUR
60 BUTTON COUNTER.
AND WHY MOTT OUR SOURCE OF SUP
PLY IS THE REGULAR STOCK. ANDITIs
NOT AN UNUSUAL THING TO FIND BUT
TONS THERE SELLING FOR Sc THAT
WERE BOUGHT THIS SPRING ToSELL FOR
Soc. 75c. AND s1.OO PER DOZEN.
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WORTH A THOuoHr.-

1t safe TO that there isn't day passes hut
hundreds Of collars say the least are expended in
TINS city for furniture and house decorations II not
expended tudiciously then poorly spent and IL not
disbursed in the light Of al possible economy then
not expended Judicously. The payers contain daily
counsel Of the best prudence and this house lie among
the rest in saving sugsestions" But it takes much
and frequent argument TO INF uence some minds aud
often the most forcible kind Of logic Yet sometimes
gentle hint wall kinde productive reflection, and
that Is the hint We herr aim 10 impart
Worth thoushU Yes, it is worth a long, large
thought that whether YOU are buying strictly season
able goods such Baby Carriages. Refrigerators,
Water Coolers, Bed Canopies Lace Curtains. Gsuze
HangingS &c. or whether you would be induced to
invest ia Furniture Carpets. Rugs. Tapestries POr-
there's and SO forth and on. prorpdsf there were
ample considerations Of prices. We wish TO stamp in
debly upon ind the fact that as ample as our
spacious store equally ready to extend 70 the
wise and farseeing investor Of cash considerations u
price just as ample and abundant
All this that are selling goods very cheap.
Isn't this worth thought
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Bosrox VAKIrrr Sronr.
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

We have just resolved 800 DOZEN Pine Grade
PocKET KNIVES. which VI shall sell II the reuars-
ably lou prices Of
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W. A. PI z r CE b co.,
7l9 MARKET SPACE. 7l9
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-26
"NEvADA, OR TIE LOST NINE

An Enjoyable Entertainment for she
Benefit of st. Johns Rectory Society.
Nevada, or the Lost Nine" was PLAYED
at Yonge's hall last night by company of
young ladies and gentlemen for the benefit
of st. Johns Rectory Society. 1t is seldom
that more enjoyable performance is given
by amateur talent The play is of the
M'Liss order, full of wild westerpioms
AID incidents of life in the mining
camps. The scenes are humorously drawn.
however, and while pistols were threat
ingly displayed on every occasion there
was no shooting.
The hall was filed, and the audience
showed its appreciation of the performance
by frequent applause. Nevada the
Wanderer," by E. A. Leonard, was the
principal character, aud it was one of Mr..
Leonard's best efforts. r. J. War
rick was acceptable as "Vernont.u
NJ. r. Catherwood as "Silas Steele" was
capital. Mr. Catherwood has the max ng
of an actor. c. w. Goodman and w. nj.
Glover, as tom Carew" aud DANDY
Dick" had parts requiring considerable
versatility. w. D. Dixon played the part
OF detective, and R. G. Clements
and William Mcleod that of a
black miner and Chinaman. Both char
acterS we're excellently taken. Miss Nellie
Wakeman as "Moselle," acted the part of a
camp waif charmingly. The other charac-
tiers were Miss Matte Ward as agnes. "
and Miss Gertrude Emory as Mother
Merton Neither had much to do, but
what they had TO do was well done. The
performance as a whole was a delightful
one. 1t was given under the direction of
Mr.. William Fleming, who conducted the
rehearsals, and Mr. joe +. Doyle.
After the performance the floor was
cleared for dancing, and later on refresh
ments were served by the ladies of the
ectorY society.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-26

A RIVAL TRANCE MEDIUM, MRS. DIR.
N BALDWIN, late Of New York, clairvoyant
and trance medium; born with double veil
and wonderful gift of second sight: has the
power Of any two mediums you ever met; tells
your entire life. past, present and future, in a
oead trance. every hidden mystery revealed;
tells the name Of your future husband or wife,
and tells whether the one you love is true or
false; tells you all your business affairs with
utmost truth; gives advice on divorce, con-
tested wills, speculations, etc.. tells your life
from the cradle to the grave; positively no inn
position; reveals everything. Understands the
science OF the Persian and Hindoo magic" or
ancient charming, and prepares Egyptian tails
mans, which will overcome your enemies re-
move family troubles. restore lost affections,
make marriage with the one you love no fail
IRE; removes evil influences and bad tabits;
$1,000 challenge to any medium or fortune
teller who can excel her in her wonderful rev.
Citations of the past, present and future events
OF persons lives Cures wftchery, fits, drunk
enness, all female diseases and weaknesses,
and all longstanding and mysterious
all whose fond hopes have been blasted, and
who have been deceived and disappointed
through the false predictions of Others before
giving up in despair, are invited to call and be
convinced Of the trne statements of the above
without delay n. B.-Lstters with stamps an
swered. Cut this out as it will not appear
every day. p S.-Send for one of MRS. BALD
WINS circulars with full description OF the
different charms for uniting the separated,
causing speedy marriage, ETC., good luck etc
Residence No. 3S Abercorn street, Savannah.
Ga. Office hours from q. M, to D. M, strict.
N. B.-This is MRS. BALDWIN'S first visit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-26
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

'The Famous N. Y. Clothing House has
been doing business in Savannah over ten
years and has established the reputation of
being the cheapest for fine clothing) Of any
store anywhere. When it comes TO tug OF
war by judge of clothing and close
buyer that tries every store THE Famous
always comes out victorious. for the reason
that am satisfied to make quick sales and
small profits. The claim that you can save
rs per cent. by buying Of 1.-THE Famous
looks, perhaps, to the unsophisticated like
blowing, but it is true. nevertheless, and
has been proven many times. Only this
week young man came in with a new pair
Of trousers, and happened to have the
identical same goods and pattern. He had
paid 81 for them. Mine were marked in
plain figures to sell at s.. If you want to
buy first-class Clothing, Hats, Shirts and
Neckwear at reasonable price 90 to "7he
Famous" new store, l4S Broughton street.
ADO