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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-27
Honest Testimony

,.., h,,r ,nfYrriue With 9 cough some four
ns. 80 hs,. tried Several medicines for is
y ysiief but have never found ANYTHING to 6enen.
r r.. y, es.entisly As your Throat and Lung
Specic. 1t hss also given signal rsiie 10y e. %y
we 'n ~. n the best cough medicine have
srer known, and, Is an honest man. Sooia
rscommend Ii to all those suffering Win IT.
and Lung diseases. WAkkkN ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

The original package decision Of the Supreme
Court % regarded by two sections of the public
as great public blessing-by those who want
to gst the packages and by those who. not car
ing anything about packages. original or other
wise, rejoice that the decision is arousng the
states rights feeling throughout the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

This is mortuary Congress, nine members of
the House having diel upto date. including
some experienced and able men. The first to
Join the majority was james N. Burnes of
Missouri and the ninth was also Missourian.
James p. Walker. Others were r. W. Town
shend OF Illinois, James Laird of Nebraska,
Ldward J. Gay of Louisiana, Samuel s. Cox
aud David WILDER of New York and William d.
kelley and Samuel ]. Randall Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Political human nature is much the same in
all places aud at all times. The doctrine enun-
ciated il Kansas in 1890 by the republican lieu
tenant governor, that while he respected the
mandates Of the Supreme Court of the United
States lie considered that he owed his first
allegiance to the constitution and laws of his
own state. was heard seventy years ago in vlr-
gina A Ia the fable it is always question
of whose OK has been gored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
Gloves REDUCED liz Pn1cg,
CONTINUED below.l
SECOND FLoon BAneArss.
CONTINUED belOw,)

CECoND FLOOR BARGAINS.
Baroai. is much abused word but it has = meaning
that Is no, altered because the word Is mis-.
applied.
SUITS
L. not White Suit BARGAIN If il is desirable in
style, correct IN and actual cost price,
We pledge our word that all Ladies, Misses, and
Ch ems White suits have been reduced To What they
cost wholesale Are net LADIES' GiiShaIn SUITS that
We have retziled ~ $40 EId Sl2. aud which cost
Wholesale $3.50 and 50. 90. BARGAINS AT 80.
WHAPPERA-ls not our well-known Sl.SS India
Linen Wrapper extraordinarily good value Is it not
a hARGAIN At the reduced price-Sl.75.
And those marked 81. Haven't hundreds sold nj
that price Gnrin2 the season? Isn't correct to write
"A BARGAIN at 81. ~"
sHAwLs.-The price is marked in plain figures ON
every shawl and whether it's 81 20 for the Superior
Cashmere Scarf OF $40 for tho Drap D'e,e novelty
sEt the price rs low elsevhure. Now that we allow
10 Per cent Of these lrcss don't offer bargains.
JkkSkfs.-fhe majority OF our regular customers
we'll know We have made SALTY OF 81. 81 Jerseys
showing twenty different styles including the latest
novelties in braiiins. huh sl..vss &c. That several
styles Of our 81 30 Jerseys nave been resaled else
where az - 10 has and 10 proved. Can't ne
write BARGAIN in big et tara when We advertise An
S3.Ss Jerseys reduced To SA39.
UNDEEwfAR-fs there = lady In Washington who
hasn't heard OF TAe futats Reycrs Jot Tot or tsfou
t"Gerlrear. It's really job lot than those
Ribbons but that's how people talk about the stock
We have described the gar nents in previous afiyer
tisemsntA now IT'S only necessary TO hint that this
week siil end these much ,zik ed-0f BARaAINs We
premiss for tenorrow:
Cambria Gowns and SkrtA worth 81. 25 for TIc
Gowns skirts. Drawers. worth 81 80 for SIC
Gowns AMI skirts. worth 81 "a for 9sc
0eSns and skistA worGh 81. 80 for Sl.6S
scELLASEous.-E;uElly ms good harvain. I'm
other s-aoer depsrrsnasa For ins.sncs: The Fac
saa1wnsss are bargain at 90 csnta The Soc Vent
iiAiass ssisner Corssts are bsssaia st 30 cents
Ana 80 with sas infants and ehiidreas goods reduced
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

The severance Of the Tillmanites from the
regular Democrats, or of the regular Demo-
Gratis from the Observation-Disclosures the
point Of view taken-seems 70 be a foregone con-
clusiou. Reasoning on this assumption some OF
the brainest Republicans in South Carolina, in
official position under the federal adminIstra-
ton, predict that there will be-for the pur-
poses at least of the present campaisn-a fusion
ticket between IA = -nocratic and Republican
regular parties. This Won d be the most re-
r'arksbls outcome Of southern politics since
the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

One of these days hundred years hence
somebody in the old and rare book business
VIII get out an uuexpurgated edition OF the
Congressional Record of the presen. time
which vii be mighty interesting reading and
sch like corner lots in q boom town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Trying on civilization aud corsets requires
great Prudsnce, as the native women of New
Zealand have found to their defamation. The
missionary ladies' carried the lamp Of tho gospel
in one haad and the instrument Of tor ture and
death in he other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Austrian merchants and manufacturers are
making fight against the Chicago Worlds
Fair because they havs still lot Of unpaid
claims for goods damaged aad lost at the New
Orleans exposition Chicago ought to appoint
su Austrian claims commission and make an
appropriation 10 meet deficiencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

The Georgia delegation in the House of Rep
resentatiTes has been conspicuously able and
the Farmers Alliance seems to thin. that it is O
good plan to hit the best displayed heads. The
Alliance should be at least as good producers as
marksmen. More good heads are needsd in
Congress not fewer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

''Dnsiness before politics" as the merchants
manufacturers and capitalists Of the north re-
uaarksa vhsa thay enssrs Ell thsir protect, against
IL Federal elections ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Isn't the queen a little slow IN making hi m
Sir Henry Stanley or Baron AiricAnus o. Lor d
Whssahsro or some other tituar dignitary?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
New NrcKwEAn FoR THuRsDAY.

We surprised and delighted the manufacturer by
ordering Neckwear thus late in the season. You'll
hnd we have secured the goods in some instances at
less than cost of material
20 CENTS for ten styles of Rolling Collars Some
OF the Vandyke and hemstiched embroideries are Of
the very finest quality and have never before retaied
rs Collars, at less than 80 cents
J5 CENTS for Collar and Cuffs of fine embroid.
eres. Worth fully Is cents the SET
90 CENTS for Genuine Hand-embroidersd Fine
Null Fichus- Full one yard square. These are the
same advertised last week and which were sold 30
quickly and since asked for often The new supply
90 dozen. will be here tomorrow morning. One re-
CURES some Kind Of covering for the neck shoul-
ders OF an ey ming, and these Sha -Pchus seem to
be recognized as The hhinn
20 CENTS for Henstitched Null Fichus Just q,
good quality as those quoted above but without eu-
b-oidery.
No CENTS.-Sorne use the Black Lace Fichus and
searts. but they the minority. That's why the
price Is r duced from 9S to 50 cents
- CENTS.-By Luying 100 dozen Wash Silk Wind
sors we are enabled TO sell ut 20 instead Of 20 cents
and, indeed, to offer not few worth 80 cents each
hey come full yard loug. In Jaranese and twill
silk. light aud dark grounds
fCOntnued beloxxl ~~~-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Good Americans 20 to Paris when they
die. Is one adage. and another is Bad Ameri-
eaas die when they go to PARIS" Judge Bryan.
OF Paris, Tax, having Last week sentenced nine
msa to death fog various murders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Some silly American girls will have ROYAL
purple opportunity to intensity themselves
when Prince George comes ashore al Nswp.,rt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
til September LII
UNIQUE CovEn1Ses
En- En- E. ERt ERR W: sns
+ Exc ( 1 I Z ! sss s :

Better let us send up LAP ROBE for your carriage
e see6 them rerhaps ySr did no. know that Ours
Plaid and Striped Linen. in Red Blue Sage and Vel
Mon Monte Cloth in Gray and Brown mix.urs-sI.
SAGE Tan and GSbeiiSWs no., Snd
n s spR If yor diSeyou need
Ever since We all small children We can remem.
per inc snowy Waite spreads that always covered the
Somehow other that fashion has never altered Ii
Is the same today as II then. You all know that
Some body has got get new ones To pick out rat.
tern Is an easy task Look at tn out OF stock:
ne Berth" is the small bed size-o6 by 80 inches
The The .Berk,hirs"n74 BY &c inches-s1.
Inc tando;ph Brdai"-so by 80 inchesbeautiful
The ia Monumental Mills"-on the Marseilles
=. These are sun.nier weights. You do rot want them
shick as boards They do not do up nicely II they
90 90 not isunder well you know it viii make you
n; TINE AL L EN- I couXTERpANEs-tcOrasd
TheS -4 are 6ae:
The lo-4 are 81
o Ths Il II 4 are si.l5.
Here is something to think about in Quilts-Mar-
PnRT BY s. ,nehss g ~ inehss
Coiored with center rieces-or designs s3 50
sq csns s csh tina; Isg ssss
fnsi KY WI like them
Whitney summer Blankets ara the best made They
have the weight.snd the qualities in them.
i S:i-ssfi:ssa S q: q
these Blankets afford:-the las, few days. When the
thermometer drops from "bolnx" out OF sight in a
pull over you that viii protect yo .0'sns aAna' TO
AHis,-when You start out 10 buy these necessities
.ortnentand make your minus u see soi,s estrG
ordt"d'y pdiuss-J0r you uik
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sg7'7i
wv III. Mcksrws DAur Lrrrr.
WEDNESDAY. JULY %. 1850

bEbNE>bA1. JUL @Ss AosN
t[seres, . eeononiei shoppsr. We AZ no.
e a 81: .se q ssh s1 sss r. sss,.
81 HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
sSsy 5Gs sss rrSs s q sr a. ps
nsy ssrtpes Reduced from % 10 lsc..
u, Is esirs ladies. rnsse.ch.a I'm. Preach
ts-fro,s IRE al. "a H. sac. and ~. RedaSsd
0'A o, and = s II ( rs NiiIRs sr pair
= f Nine. sc Sc, MI N,i,: ,ss &c.
= ccRsEf b hsis; ssf r.,-, snm-
rf msr I s 81 sizes ~. and 81 Rsa1csa
Z pair 49, = y ssamnss cor.s.S ssss 20 .ul
\ 40. asl. -; aedaesd from 81 70 sSc'- So
eaness s s, hesant "a pSagee sab oor.s,s Re-
s-ity White Isle Thread Vests Nv pse. S sas
Sc caEMlsE TTEs~5 Ladies Fancy cb.m,.
ssxsettes kedncsd irera 40 TO SIC.
tx-LkDifs' WASH suirs Mss srr s,".,s liz IN
Eour entire stock Of Wash bingham SuitS
present prices arr les than thes sosla CO,
you TO bug the materials and have them
So We have punched a lot OF Wash sui,. ,h,,
.y Sere g. -. 90 aud 90 and offer them At s3
each
50 We have punched a lot Of Wash Suit. ,h.,
ss-s~ehrp 60, . 100 aud sl0 aud ofier them at Is
We have punched lot Of French Bingham
r-o o,s tina, that we're ala. sl450 aud ais AID
MINp.tyery White Suit in stock h.. been
;AoAiA-Every Child's White and Fancy
fS IA $3.50 III h.s beeh redu ed an price.
s~-,.s1, saIt with Cream silk Ribbon TrIa-
ss size 80 lie, uced from ass 20 s21
an summer evening party drp..
~ AfOLpSN.-we owe YOU an rn.,loSry for
not oeahH aide 20 show tue complete lS5.ot
sy es and sines M Blazers tins n,or,.insr -.
s.e mshuiaciurers were only abe To ain, 80
sr-tto VI out ORDER on account a tie imn,ep,e
ueinsna Tor these particular styles snS
S-ss1APes We have every assurance from IT,,
49,, mai that our ooap ege order will -
eAfressed TO-DAY aud arrive N the moruin.
- lharsaay. We have had the oniv stylish 49,,
leci-ntlns Blazers shown ia Tins cltN .na
Yer lnenoinensl success with them la h-s,,
- out gast Recognition and due apt,rec.atI,,s
49, VIE TACT hey como IN Cream Nnvx
bisck and Fancy stripes, nj better and 80,
-nner shape better tDan auy other styl, n
: Blazer made; No otAer houses here nav.
- these particular styles. ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Chicago viii have to exert herself to regain
her lost ground in art matters. Harriet Hos
msr, tbs seuiptrsss, has left that town 70 20 to
kouc, where she thinks there are greater ar
tistic advantages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
Ecoxoxr. EsIraHrrsxrxr AND
PROSPERITY.

1t ID the duty Of mankind to economics without
being misery bscsuss We do what tho future
may bring forth and dollar in times Of sdvsrvty l.
better than the consolation Of friend
Without enlightenment or the medium Of infor-
nation We ere kept in constant darkness not being
able to - the advantages of life.
Prosperity il q study. and like all other studies
is nothing but dream no effort ID made to material
lie 1t.
In moments Of leisure at home. when reading this
paper. mediate the few lines Of philosophy above
and You will certainly to the conclusion 10 call
on our third floor to examine all the great bargains
exhibited there for sale.
We will monitor . few items here which will sivs
you better idea Of our Intentions
ITO dozen Gents Laundered Shirts, The best msks.
in the market only slightly soled to be sold at acc
each. worth 75c.. 81 and o. .25
We have arranged SC. Remnant Counter. consist
ing of 12xc Bstsss. l2kc. colored satines and 10
and l2,<c. Lawns aud many other materials worth
equally as much
1t will benefit you to come and look over this ooun-
ter
40 pieces Of Cream and White Organizes reduced
from 121sc. to Sc. per yard.
One case of Light Figured Percale Remnants. yard
wide. only &c. per yard. worth 1eMc.
small lot Of Short Cashmere Remnants ct Sc Der
yard, worth zoe.
4? pieces of Lace Ginshams in Cream, with differ.
ent colored stripes. only &c. per yard. worth la<c
Half case Of Colored and White Table Linen Rem.
nants at 25c. per yard. worth 37,fc
Ceases of yard wide Lawn and Batists, only exe,
per yard. worth 12kc.
60pieces Of Navy Blue Brown and Olive Baske Frsn.
mel, suitable for seashore and mountains at ESQ Der
yard. worth 4Oc.
3s pieces Of Figured Canvas Cloth y Of yard wide,
fast Colors Reduced from l2,Ec. to 90.
Remnants Of Fine Outing Cloth. only &c. per yard
You will find almost every different manufacture Of
White Goods in Remnants exposed for sale at greatly
reduced prices.
Almost every department in our establishment has
Remnants to be closed half value on our third
floor so it certainly will be profitable call for you to
come and take . general observation. and We assure
you prompt and polite attention without moles tation
We have One Price and no other
+ a NH ssss
/ LII "a MN ssss go
e 81 81 ~ f f $ U.s. IS: III III l."
-. R Rh EERfk S8
sAta BBsbs kk o.
400. 42.. 4a4. 4ee SEVENTH STREET. ,yas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

The "defcit" in the Treasury would pay q
good many board bills yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Already the grass 10 growing ON the presi-
dental boom Of Mayor Filter Of Philadeiphis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

w. A. P1EncE & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO
Z q. DAVIS.
We only take the space to remind You
that while each days business is ono step
nearer the end we arrived at when
we first purchased Mr.. Davis stock.
namely. to clear it ell out as quickly
rs possible, then to repovate. reft ana
remodel the store, and then to put ir
new stock Observation-Disclosures sty
remain, in every department, tid-ls
Of extraordinary value It's a piecof
this. few yards of that. and an
nant of something else: really mo- ad-
vertisable," because there's not fough
OF any one thing. But the stE isin
Just that shape that you canon In
with purse of small cSang and by
dropping dime or a queer at this
counter and another obtay any num-
Der of "usefu!s." which stheir former
prices would have run 10 the dollars
very fast.
A hint is sone,,rncpreferable to
a'hallo."
WA. PEE co.
succiOrs to
E. DAVIS.
1t MARKET spE AND EIGHTH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

| Till: {. I.
| F A A ( f. II
On TIE NEW STORE.
CORNER SEVENTH AND Il srs NV.
| rHURspArs BARoA1xa
| You may have noticed this
| peeuliarisy about our ''ads.." they always have
srecunisry value for you.
Tomorrow We will sell the very identical pol
| ished Bamboo Easels offered
elsewhere 1t 75c. for Soc and the Bras slipped
| CSC. ones for T9c. Then.
tomorrow. we'll put in fine Polished Oak
Easel for s149. To-
morrow we'll sell So piece English Decorated
Tea Set for s3o9-which
would scarcely pay for the coloring itself To-
morrow We are going
10 ofers set of IL pieces-6 cups. saucers and
q plates-beautifully dec
GRATED, at s1.1e. which is about what the plain
unornamented china
would be worth. Tomorrow we will put
| in some s225 Chamber
| Sets. decorated in brown. for q. 70. md some
% cent Decorated China
Fruit Bowls at 16c.. and some French China
saucers. with festooned
edges and gold lined. at 30 cents for half Dozen
and some French China
Fruit Plates in assorted decorations at &c. each
and some Crystal
Fruit Saucers. at 20 cents half dozen.
We have . few
Remaining of those and elegant Pc reclaim
Cookers-the secret
of the French cusine-in which You can cook every.
thing from broth
to q full dinner, and which You can clean like
mirror. The
Price tomorrow will be 50 cents And to-
morrow will be
large day for Thursday shoppers.
THE FAIR,
Frankie CO. PROPRIEToRa
COR. 7TH AND SITS NV 1t
A UERB AoH.
ouTTITTzR-HArTER.
Lat not the temper sry prevalence of autumnL
weather delude you into the belief that the next two
months will be devoid Of intense heat Nor let your
sntieipstsd farewell" to the straw hat and light
Derby you to forget tina. they'll be in order for
some time to come. And Just now we are giving rs
per cent Of on these goods at both st ores.
II you 60 away you'n surely need some Morioee
Costumes; and. If you stay at home. they'll como in
handy before the leaves change hue We are giving
some material discounts OF these goods Also at both
stores.
BACH.
OUTFIrTER-HATTER,
623 PENN. AVE.
AND COR. 18TH ST AND NEW YORK AVE. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HseOe a sp IA ioaish
EvERYrHIso GoEs-
- That's right too Every STRAW Nat ".
- have in the house-and We brought in oooaoxsn
- more-to make the -essence Of the bsrs.iu-
- stroneer-is marked way down A pteuy a, /.
- price that you'll almost have to set out search
- warrant to find
- What's 4se. for IS 90 HAITI
- whsrs 4sc for O: as Hat,
- What's Csc for e. SO Hat,
- What's 4se for e. % Hau
- What's 4sc for e. 90 HAITI
- Whats 4sc. for sL15 Hati
- What's 4Sc. for q 81 80 Hat,
- What's 4sc. Tor sI25 Hat,
- What's 4sc for 81 Hsr
- WHAT'S 4sc for 7Se Hat,
- That's what they ALL ARE Now-ryrRy
oihA" hAT - BLUE. BLACK,
- BROWN. MIXED. wHIrE-coARsI BRAID
- FINE BRAID-EvERY SORT STIFF BKIMs-
- SOFT ROLL. YACHTS. SAILORS
rT-4s cENTs-S,
- for any of them
KNITTED AGAIN
- Last nights Star" gave those Fancy su,,
Pants n cut NE bna,., h.-...,. a..
- $3.50. s4 and $3.50 qualities the types printed
- 81. 40 as the price-instead Of a.. As M wen.
- tended It's only &C. on a pair. but it's a step
- deeper in losing game aud harder road 10
- travel. s2.4o let it be then
- The other wing-tho IS. $3.50. &C and AZ
- qualites-sre s3.9s-Ssither price is q shadow
- beside the ''dyed-in-the-wool" qualities they
- represent.
- The BLACK and BLUE cHEyIoTs-worth
- from % to s7-we have shArpcnel to the hne
- point Of 90 for your choice.
- And the BLACK ooRKscREws-s5 up TO
- $3.50 valucs-are held only by the slender
- thread Of 81. so.
. II the Goats and Vests hadn't been sold out Of
- these suits-you wouldn't have this choice
. serve up" in something you are in sors need
- of-most Of you. The why and the wherefore
- counts for nothing. THE FAcT-the Faanss
- theiHssIues-are here. The question 70 decide
. s-do you want them,
sAKs AND COMPANY,
TRADE PUsHERs.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
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uN ACCOUNT OF

1t MUsr Be DoNR
On ACCOUNT OF
OUR ENTIRE STOCK or REBurIDINo.
MILLINERY AND DRY REBUILDING.
GOODS MUST BE prspusRD REBUILDING.
OF BEFORE AUG 4TH. TO REBUILDING.
AVOID DUST AND DIRT oc- REBUILDING.
cAsIoNED By IMPROVE REBuILpINa.
MENTs FOR TODAY AND REBUILDING.
TOMORROW tTHURsDAYh REBUILDING.
GLORIA SILK uMBRELLAs REBUILDING.
20 INCHES. AT CSC. sl.2A REBUILDING.
AND el.49; ASSORTED REBUILDING.
HANDLES: WORTH slc6. REBUILDING.
sl.so AND sL75. BAR REBUILDING.
GAINS IN EVERY DEPART. REBUILDING.
MENT. REBUILDING.
f. +. I'M S. G s; :: ::
F. a a +, a e. e T +.
sI2-si4 7rH ST.
N.B.-Remsmber We have connection with any
other establishment Store extends from 7th to sth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

SAAw HArs. TRAvrrrxe HArs.
DERBY HATS. CASHMERE HATH
SUN UMBREI.LAa
HOLMES co.'s
J1HY FITTING ATHLETIC AND BATHING
0OOp&
FHNEL SUITS sAsHEa HELTa CAPS. OUT.
INGD TENNIS 0ooDe
n Il sTINEMETz 4 soxa
my3m 1887 n. ave.
,3ss SsS Bus su.s sls:p in p..o.. n
: 80 a''y
sold W c. cHRIsTIANI
Un.wSm ga Psnna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
UNDER IT. SUMNER Sun"

"UsDrH IT, SUMNER Sun"
In Just the sarrespect that all nature under the
summer sum-" Sends itself in that process of sur
render We tern melting" the currents OF trade ex-
pand and becf softened and pliable through the
reaction whic Generated Incidence has upon every
thing This metaphor; but it las its practical
demonst ticn the relaxation of prices to immed:-
ate purchase
In the hi. lass grades OF Furniture We making
some speci1tducenaents.
Mahoguna berry Cheval Glasses with French
rlate Bevei Mirror, 81 in. by 20 in. and oxidized
triIaminys 70 reduce from $50 to $780,
Ladies' faoir Dressers, sixteenth century finish
Oval Frer Lite Beve!ed Mirror, = Side Cabinets
and Dsers, oxhized trimmings. Marked $40
from go
An Elnt Combination Hall Rack and Sc tile NJ
finely Iihed antique oak. euborately carved with
Frenchite Beveled Mirror. 20 in. by 40 in II WIS
slo5 mark 800.
Mass Eand-carved Antique Oak Sideboard. with
BeyelF French Plate Mirror. Crystal Shelf, silver
Drawtmpie proportions. 1t was $50. We mark u
$40.
viii sell 500 yards Of Ensmeled jacquard, for
sli,Sels, at . cents yard
Ofurtain Poles, with brass trimmings, complete.
are cents.
viark our 81 Striped Summer Curtains oS cent?
Sfer Atwood Ingram Art Squares a. follows.
yards by ~. $500.
II yards by 3, 600
yards By 81 ZOO
3 yards by 4, $50.
yards by ~. a5O.
eiish Felt Art squares:
3ysrds by 3, CAS-
/ 3yards by 80. 49,
JULIUS LASssURaH.
b 18TH AND p Sta
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NEW UMBRELLAS-The latest have natural wood
handles With plasters Of silver where the knife Of
the carver has Clipped of unnecessary.twTa Those
We are showing have the improved 2S.inch paragon
frames covered with the genuine "Gloria"-war-
ranted one year. The price. s2l9 instead Of 81 AZ.
because the manufacturer and the Paais Royal agree
on forcing business by clipping of half the usual
profits.
In Psrssos loss 10 illustrated: Those made to sell
from g.. 90 to $50 each are going at esc.. 81 10
and s2.75.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
lCOntinnnd belnxl
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FRox THE On WoaLp.

Just Out Of the Custom Houss: $50 dozen Extra
Fine Pur~ Linen Handkerehiefs.
MEMS, With hemstitchsd borders and embroidered
corners. 25c.
LADIES', hemstitched and drawn work. beautifully
ka.d-enbr0idsyed initial in corner. only 25c These
unlaundersd. just they came from the con-
vents of France.
We intend to make Whist Is usually the dull season
busy one here. To do new goods, such - above.
offered at profit smaller than even our cssh bust
ness can afford permanently.
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cepted.
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TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LISNER.
Corner 18th ct. and Pa. ava
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We eose AZ o. IA toaigh.