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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

One Of the earliest OF Columbus and Latin
American discoveries and the very FIRST land to
be settled. in the full sense of the word, the
island Of Hayti or San Domingo, has been the
most turbulent, the least progressive of all
the countries tina. have been formed in the
new world. Winning its liberty at favorable
moment and holding its independence by
right Of heroism there was for a long while
measure OF respect for the autonomous
blacks. Among them wore men Of genius like
Toussaint LOverture. But u few great spirits
cannot redeem the faults OF the mass Hayti's
reversion is history repeating itself. The dark
pictures drawn by the older historians OF the
West Indies have been reproduced by Mr..
Froude and later writer's. Reports from San
Domingo indicate that the internal disorders
OF the HaytiRn republic are to be followed by
war between the republics at the two ends Of
the island. Hayti, it appears, wants q
slice of San Domingo. To this the
Dominicsns naturally object Hence the
prospect for war. The eastern ond OF the once
magnificent island is occupied by the old Span
ish element. an Independent republic since
1874, with smaller negro population than that
OF Hayti and a much larger proportion OF
French and Spanish creoles. The inhabitants
speak Spanish; those of Hayti French patois
The territory coveted by the latter lies in the
province Of Azua and is rich in salt mines and
mahogany forests. The attempt to take it has
been successfully resisted by the Dominicans
The latter are numerically inferior, but seem
20 have the capacity to take care Of themselves
Hayti is weakened by frequent revolutions and
may show up very poorly in the assize Of arms
now about 10 be tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
SPECIAL SALE AUTUMN HosrrRr.

We are willing to grant price concessions to early
buyers therefore, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September A. and 6. special prices quoted.
Each season We have shown some improvement. For
this fall it is warranted Fast Black Hose with double
linen soes and extra high spliced heels. Youu find
these Hose will ouwear two pairs of the old style
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
eF We show q remarkably fine quality OF Black
Hose as described above, which we have marked SIS
cents II you call before Saturday evening you may
supply yourself at SOC. pair.
IL The Autumn Weight Fast Black Hose, marked
IS cents are offered until Saturday for 25c pair
III Children's Fast Black Hose marked % cents to
be sold temporarily for pc pair. And Let remind
you these are the Imported Hose and must not be
compared with the lower priced but really more ex.
pensive domestic Hose. '
Three styles to select from. follows: - -,
Boys Extra Heavy English Ribbed Hose with double
knees. toes and heels. Sizes TO 81 for 22c pair
Misses Plain Hose, fine gauge. Sizes 4 to 81 for
22c. pair.
Chldrep's Seven and One Rib Hose double knees
toes aud heels. Sizes @ to So for 22c pair.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The appointment OF Postmaster John W.
Ross 10 be District Commissioner seems to give
general satisfaction. Good words for the ap-
poin.ment como from all quarters. and espe-
cially from the classes most closely interested in
the welfare Of the District, and in having good
government here 10 that end Mr.. Ross has to
. notable degree the peculiar qualifications
requisite for nlling the difficult position Of
Commissioner; and his efficient discharge Of
his duties in other responsible public Offices
gives assurance that he will not be found want
ing in this place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
t~we are open until .. m.-Gl
THr SHINING L1oHrs o. FAsHros
En- E.; T. f. k kna E s nfh W: IS.
+ Exs I + kE = ssss i:

You will be surprised at the amount OF Velvet that
will be used this fall We looked upon last
stampede, but that won't be candle beside cleo
trio light to the quantity that will into service the
coming months Perh aps the velvet workers
sponsible-they hold out such tempting inducements
in the way of shades and Qualesand will confess
We help II along with our lenient prices.
But 1t makes good trimming does II not! II 10 rich
gown stuff" Everybody will have big suppiy--but
we think stock will hsrbor Of the choicest
the fruit.
We will show sou one grade At q that mos, people
ask al. 20 for.
There IL one strong point all the way through our
al the same You know this is not so everywhere.
And another thing-we pull the price up with
out the quality goes up as high, not higher. There
IL always reason for every cent We charge you.
There have some new shades made their appearances,
and together with the REVEALS from last year give you
variety unmatchable.
Plush Is . kin 10 velvet-and like twill have its
"Boom." We show you some very novel effects in
both to combine with wooiens and siika
75c IL strong grade with for Corduroy and Vel
veteen. Not the worth Of them-simply our selling
price.
nyou are going 10 shop among high colors you know
how essential 1t is to have li.ht-good strong light
We have always been prstty fortunate In this natter
but we have made arrangements to improve even that
To give the bes. qualities and best facilities
10 always our aim To lesd-pot to follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Enslssds good queen may we'll Be scan
6Aiissd BY the example that some members OF
che British sristocracy are setting 70 the
Brtish public In the matter Of morals II ID
never safe to assume that the leaders Of any
society are necessarily more corrupt than their
followers. but that social standard 10 safe
which exacts Of those leaders higher grade
Of morality than exists elsewhere. Since
Byron aSd Thsckersy pierced the shams Of
English upper" life and held them up thus
srAnsfKed TO the scornful gaze Of the world.
many excellent attempts have been made to
reform society, and the personal example and
earnest efforts Of Queen victoris have not
been wholly without avail Nevertheless, il
a. apparent from exposures made in the news
papers. the severe comments Of the reviews
and the revelations OF the criminal courts, that
She reform has not struck very deep. The re-
cent meeting at the country residence Of the
Marquis Of Londonderry, attended by many
of the retormers, and having the appreciation
81 not the direct encouragement Of the sover-
eign. 10 regarded a. q hopeful sign Of the times,
aud seems TO mean that the stigma Of good
society il TO be placed upon the improvident
gsmesters. the social kites. the titled black
guards and the infamous depredators whose
presence in respectable circles is pollution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
SPECIAL BAnoArsa Fon Toxonsow
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. ONLY.

To make room for our FAN Stock ~ offer % 90
patrons the following Bargains:
One lot Monte Cloth scarfs reduced 10 Soc.
One Yard Square Cotton Monte Cloth Table Cover
reduced from 75c. TO SIC.
One YGrd Square Table Govern Colorsd Bolton Sheet
ing, soc.
Only . few more Of those Damask Tray Govern Csc.
Fine Linen Hemstatchsd Bureau scsrfs reduced from
ol.25 to 76c.
Monte Cloth Doyliss Of 3oc. per dozen.
Fine Linen Hemstitchsd Doylfes at csc per dosen.
few Fine Linen Hemstitched Tray Covers slightly
soilsd. reduced from q to 3Sc.
Remnants OF China SILK ct less than cost
At our bargain counter you find sonnet oinmsnced
and Finished Pieces at extraordinary low prices.
Remember that these prices for Tomorrow Only.
Stamping done while you wait Prices low. We hsvs
some beautiful new designs In Stamping Pattsrna
Drsss Forms for Drapipg from 81 up. at
oPPENHEIMER'A
5I4 9th ct. nv.
Sole Agents for the Lisht.runnins New Home Sewing
Machines.
Sewing Machines repaired at reduced prices.
BaRar Paper Fashion.
Machines for rent By the week or month. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
FAscY HosE FoR AUTUMN.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL

EANcY HosE FoR AUTUMN.
Gentlemen may notice in window corner Of 18th st.
and Pa. samples Of Autumn Halt Hose which will
be offered until Saturday at 81 cents or pairs for
That rs cents pair is low price for them glance
in the window will determine.
Ladies' are induced to somewhat early supply Them
selves for the autumn by the following special prices
~ schopper's Best Quality Hose are, as you know.
usually retaed at - cents Having contracted buy
1000 dozen of this ceebfated make for the fall and
winter trade, enabled to quote an unusual
prce-25 CENTS. Until Saturday we offer the first
arrivals consisting Of six new shades of Grsys FOR
ONLY 2:C. APAlR.
vEqually celebrated are the &C. Gu Hose. OF
course there Ii Q special reason why we offer thea
65c quality Spun Silk Hose FOR ONLY 40
CENTS Tits because have closed out the sum-
mer shades In the lot are Grsys. Tans Browne Reds
Old Rose and evening tinta
eT75 cents . pair for French Lisle Rose worth
from to 81 pair reads somewhat like an exaxser-
alton. II isn't. Here's the explanation: There are
only dfty-two psirs and all different THERE
samrles
~ IT'S only our cash business that enables us 20
mark these silk Hose sl59 The credit store price n
el75. Extra heavy silk. ribbed and plain. boot pat
terms and solid colors, autumn shades including d
new Browns, Tans and Gfays and dozen or 90 tints
with incomprehensible names Until saturday taks
your choice FOR ONLY s1.35.
~ Ribbed and Plain Idsis Hose. ssme stv,es n an
the SILK Hose above msntioned- Those Of boot pat
Fsst Black, 20 cents instead Of 6s cents uns essur
day evening st O'Clock.
Continued bslovJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Since the arbitration boards examination
into the New York Central strike, faint signs
appear Of an approaching ground swell of pub
lie sentiment against the action of some OF the
labor leaders due 70 their extreme views in
correspondence with each other. The public
sympathizes with organized labor movements
when these are undertaken to right the wrongs
Of employees and the public and rebuke cor
poration arrogance. But the public, emphati-
caily condemns all groundless or vindictive
raids upon the roads as being opposed to sound
policy and the principles OF equity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
A FIrrrrso RIBBON BARe.rs.

You have only to feel the weight and test the quality
Of the II and lecent Gros Grnn Silk Ribbons know
the goods can't be sold always such prices. We still
have Black. White and colors. No. q, which 10 Il
cents VIC can prove worth SOC. yard. No. IT, which
Is 10 cents is guaranteed the usual 4Sc. quality.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
{COntfnued beiowS a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

NV FAII AND WrsrrR GooDs.

We are now daily opening our New Fall and Winter
Dress Goods Comprising all Of the newest styles Of
this seasons importation in dress tabrques. and from
this time out will continue to display beautiful line
OF the and desirable goods 20 be found
the New York market.
We call particular attention to beautiful line Of
Fine WOODEN Dress Goods in pattern dresses q, very
moderate pricea
100 pieces Atwood Cashmercs IN all the new shades
and all at very moderate prices.
10o pieces Fancy Dress Goods in dress patterns Of
the newest combinations and In very choice colorings
Also complete assortment Of Black and Colored
silks and surahs in all grades which We offer at the
very closest prices.
Black and Coiored Trimming velvets and com.
pete assortment OF Mourning Goods Of the
all Of which are marked in plain figures at the very
lowest price they can be sold for
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
v. n sHUsTER SONS.
- 91S PENN. AVE NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Senator Cali having introduced resolution
declaring that tine death of Gen. Barrundia
was an insult to the people of the United
States, the distinguished Senator should be ap-
pointed commission OF one to 20 to Guate-
mala and make good long speech to that
country on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
BIZ Tn CAnroAn.
r. ooLDscHMID.
1007.loOQ = ar NV

BIZ IHf CARLOAD.
n. ooLDscHMID.
1oe7.looe = 81. NV.
We plscsd large order short while seo
for trsmsndous stock Of BAMBOO IAs-
IIS and stated that they wsrs 10 - de-
hvered in TWO sHIPMENTs-oNE-HAL
ROW and The balance IN OCTOBER.
Through IN error Of some one the factory
HAS SHIPPED THE ENTIRE ORDER
making CARLOAD OF BAMBOO EAsErs
AND sCRERNs. We have no room for
them. What can We do but to cut the prices
% - 70 move them!
READ THE PRICES.
ToMoRROw's SPECIAL oFTER1Naa
JAPANESE BAMBOO PARLoR EAsELs.
LIGHT IN wEIoHT-DuRABLE AND
STRONG.
1ST BAR0AIN--5.FT. BAMBOO EAS.
ELS. made Of strong stock. richly burnt
and polished. The ends are cut. bevslsd
and plugsed
Bold everywhere for CSC Our price
. 4Sc
I'd BARGAIN-5h OR Fl. I'M.
PORTED BAMBOO RAsELs. srtisticaily
burnt and polished. Bold al over the world
for sL25. Our price
$50
I'D pARaAfN-6K AND Q Fl. BAMBOO
EAsELs. These beautiful and styl.sh
Easels are made Of the finest imported B.m-
boo. heavy stock. The points are Glued and
doweled The ends are finished with brass
scorns. OUR BARGAIN PRICE
0Sc.
BAMBOO FIRE SCREEN FRAMES
FIT. HI0HLY POLISHED BRASS
FINISHED FIRE SCREEN FRAMES. We
sold the same frames last season for e3.pS.
Our bargain price now for
b. aoLDscHM1D.
IL loo7-lo0e + stn NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The American Bankers Association meeting
In Saratoga has forgotten to send fraterual
greetings 70 the members OF the United State,
Sonata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

his is time when the enthusiastic demo-
c. at puts lis head on the track, not with sui
cidal intent. but cling sure he hears the roar
Of the democratic train that Is to come in mex
November, and b hind that he thinks he also
hears the reverb ration sfar Of OF the greater
TRAIN y. 1852 iLe wise man waits until his
tr in arr-y-s before he attempts to get on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Gov. Hovey of Indiana does not get his Au
gust salary because there is only none,
enough, the treasurer says, to meet the de-
mands Of the benevolent institutions OF the
state. and the governor Is no benevolent institu
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Senator Edmunds should change his opinion
on the force bill and use /. on tho democratic
party OF Vermont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Ex-senator Plat Of New York will never rise
above the mstoo element in his character. In
his letter declining the Spanish mission he says
he will be content to serve in the ranks. f"
AND yet 1t Ia astonishing how 90 meek a man
does get there in such a withbothfeet asiyeuess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

What ssvsral republicans appear 10 need
more than anything else at present is pair Of
traces 20 high they cannot kick cut of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Mr.. Depov, In London, says the New York
Central strike 10 dead and buried And
Chauncey MAS not 1t the funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Gen Bragg Of Wisconsin will soon be IN
popular enough in his own party to be given a
place In the republican party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Since the gerrymsnder ia Ohio. Representa-
tive keanedy has given up all hope OF ever be-
coming Caited States Senator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Soc. Ribbed Vests and Pants untr a.sura.v sor "A
centG This underwear 10 10 b one Of our autumn
spsciaities and 10 extra GOOD vsius ct SO cent?
The following quoted q bsng sdspted for oor,.1
covers - veil - undsrvests:
Use. Ribbed slk vssts. with Low necks ana no
slssvss All shades and Hack. Specisi ~ pr,os g
cent?.
2oc nibSsd Vests In ~ eolora. uutn saturday sss
Is osntA
FAI AIS
R$S$'E AN
4. xnuEA,
- pssnae l2tAst. sad n. svA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
We close at pm-ereept Sas,n Gay.
Pur Nor You. Tsusr Tx Pa,c.s

Z ct NOT i OUR 1RUsT In + RfcIs
Don't you try to fudge clothes BY the cost It's not
good suids-post A high price doesn't always tall
the truth-and there's point too, below which merit
can't boat
II you're buying hosse-you 80 to . man yeu know
to Be reliable That's what you should do in clothing
peacock 10 handsome bird-but beauty 10 only skin
deep. That's whass she matter With some Of the
rssay made garmsnta Too much attention 10 paid to
Furnishing thsm-to look wsll-srd too little to the
qualities that viii hold them up your expectations
Lots Of you VIII say that's Why you have your
clothes made to measure. You kind Of charge up the
difference to Insurance." That's needless thing to
do. Pick out house that you can trust Every gar.
ment WE sell you 10 - good - . receipt for your
money any time that IL weaksss your satisfaction.
You'll have no discussion aboutm show rs the error
-snd We make rsparssion - cheerfuliy - We made
the sala You feel better toward Us for it, We've KEEP.
our faith with you
Al for getting any more STYLISH GARMENTS
inside 70 msasurs-or any FINER oNEs-than we can
show you out Of our ready made stock-is . mistake
The finest fabrics that are milsd-ws buy. Our
designers and cutters are the hixhest-paid in the
craft They give Jon the results Of their c, mbised
thought The styles we've launched on the sss Of
fashion have every one been = success Poor things
never initiated. That's . positive proof Of the
strong favor Of sstisfsc,ion that surrounds ours.
They've all been pirs.sd BY the hawks Of the trade.
No. ssnslemsu. II you want Hne closhes-don't ay
to tailor Drop IN on Us first Tho visit will save
you many dollars and clear up tho fogsy ideas you
may have sbou. RRADY-MADE CLOTHING Of re.
liable authorshipl
sAKs AND COMPANY.
MAKERS OF THE FINEST.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
"a STREET
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w. B. Mosrs & Soss

w. b. Mosrs & SOFA
CORNER ATE AND = sTRrrrs xoarHwrsn
rou ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO
MAKE HOMES COMFORTABLE 40 WELL 40
The nsvss, styles and esecah
FURNITURE
cARPErs
UPHOLSTERY ooopa
WALL PApERs
INTERIOR DECORATIONS no..
Are now on exhibition and competent force on duty
IN each show room 10 answer sn ou.s,ionsss
well as TO take and execute orders
we consider privilege to show goods and you
win not be asked to make purchases.
Call early. before the a,sOr,msn,s ar. brosen ana
choicest goods sold
ADVICE
Don't put on your Fall purchases untIi we Ar. 10
rushed IL 10 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 as long as
Possible and II you come in with the rush Is is not
possible to serve you rs promptly as nov.
BARGArSa
CARPETS made with borders al round Of following
| sizes:
feet inches by 9 feet @ inches, e.
feet inches by IL feet. s5.
3feet inches by ii feet inches. slo.
9 feet by feet inches Az
0feet by o feet, $50.
z feet inches by . feet O inches sloso
sfeet inches by 10 feet 0 inches slo5o
8 feet inches by IL feet inches, slo.
8 feet inches by ~ feet. sls75
feet inches by a feet q inches sl4.
sfeet inches by IL feet s2O
10 feet inches by IL feet. s25.
| 10 feet inches by Is feet s26.
| 10 feet inches by 10 feet. s3s
| IL feet inches by 10 feet @ inches $3.50
IL feet inches by 10 feet a45.
IL feet inches by Is feet. s35.
The above are wilton. Moquette. Body Brussels ana
Tapestry Brussels Carpets aud be seen 70 be ap
prsciased.
1--we have few Bicycles and Trcycles left. which
\ tfe rharked to sell at factory prices
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs
The assortment 10 complete. The prices vary FROM
| 75c to IS each.
BABY CARRIAGES
We are offering q discount on evory carriage AGO
ormore. and 81 discount every carriage from ais
toels. This ID opportunity 10 buy q nne carriage
| for very little money
w. 3. MOSES SONS.
Cor lith and sta NV.
sc Warrington DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The prohibisiooisss and the democrats voted
together IN Vermont This ID an era Of 70.
form.
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F. i UT !! T. I.
4 4 II e E. E.
e. IS IS 4 F F. T. T. T ::
JOHN RIDDEN.
$50 AND 93a SEVENTH ST. NV,
HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER PUT on THE MAR
KEr IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION
!, sais CALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
= 'PARLoR SUITES. RANGING IN PRICE
FROM sa5 UP. AspEcIAL DRIVE In SIS
PARLoR SETS
SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND
PLUSH. A HANDSOME, SOLID AND pURA-
BILE ARTICLE AND A RARE BARGAIN.
CHAMBER sETs IN OAK. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES, ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IN
TIE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BODY
BRUSSELS AND VELVET.
ALSO A FULL LINE wARpRoBEs. BAT
TAN CHAIRS. ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY CHAIRS, sIpKBoARps, MIRRORS.
STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING
LINE.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE
OF cHAReK
AZ IN TIE PAST NE Ridden WILL or
FER TEE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL
BUYERS. AND INTENDING PuRcHAsERs
WHO DESIRE IT NAY OBTAIN A SINGLE
ARTICLE or HousxHoLp FURNITURE on
ENOUGH 10 yuRxIsH A HOUSE,. on
Terms TRA1 WILL xxRRAcx A SMALL
CASE PAYNIxr AND WEEKLY On
MONTHLY RAY,fxxrs rHx1xATrxR. IN
sucz AMOUNTS A VIII IN MOST CON-
yxxrrxr 10 rHKNsxLvra
arnEnsra TIE PLACE AND GALL AxD
ExANIxI STOCK
2upDEN'S
Tu1x1ruak oAzsgz AND STOVE s1oREa
susos sso AID sss sTz ~. x.L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The carpentsrs' strike in Chicago has gone
TO meet the strike on the New York Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Dr.. McGlynn and Henry George utterly re-
fuse TO Dap together in the single tax atmos-
pAere and there Is no harmony IN them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
Gssrs Suurs Scourrp

AAU Pk8HSkO ron q
Costa 6oe. Psaes. 25e: Vests. csc. ALTERING On
H9airn8 eons y eess n.anner. Goods o.llsd fog a.
s'a'ss& 3s''sAess ~ ~ ,o, o.s
- 12.v I'D 81. Nest asniilstyu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Senator Paddock Of Nebraska 10 another re.
publican Who does not believe in protection for
prs,sesoais,s ofiy.
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Rscipfocity b fair trade.

Ths sighthour bill passed BY the House does
net apply 10 the House. mors's the pity.
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B. ooLDscHMID.
1ooT-lo0o r u. n. ".

LACE CunrA1ss.
We want TO interest you in these goods; We have
shaped matters 70 that We can do %; We own our
Stock Of Lace Curtains at as low figure O. any
in America we have the best things from the lead.
ing makers Of Europe: we have the inside prices;
willing to let you In also; we sre not specializing
on the proposed new tariff. We are going along ~
usual selling our Goods 1t less than old prices We
trading on present facts. not on future happenings
You want Lace Curtains and We want to sell them
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Axn SrrrI Turr Coxr

Tomorrow Fridsy, it'll Be the arrival Of $4,000
worth OF Velvet Ribbons. You'n and all the correct
widths xnd sutumn shades for dress trimming mil
lnsry And youT ind Palais Royal Prices the lowest
quoted In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

The republican platform OF Kansas u a.
broad ss one Of its mighty prairies. IL will In
derse prohibition and Ingalls,, protection and
Plumb, Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Blaine, and Reed
and reform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH L wARpwELL.
'4.ol0 705. 707. zoo Market spsca
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WOODWARD = EorHxoa
Or. l1tk md = 81 aM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

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