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Buttons and Spool Cotton included.p
Those &c. Ginghams Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesdAy will with good supply, but the last of
the week will surely the of the wonderful &c
0lnghsms Perhaps the prettiest those the art
shades OF Steel Gray, Stone, Mouse lawn. Old Rose
&c, with band borders. Those who buy a dress VI
this particular style feel assured will never lie
recognized q sc. Bingham tor such shades ana de-
signs Of borders have before been shown else
where ia this city less than % ceuts q yard the
price FIRST u the season bang AZ cents.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below1
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Lawrence county, Tennessee is planning a.
monument to Davy Crockett, who began hi 3
remarkable career at Lawrenceburg as a Justice
OF the peace and ended it in glory at the
Alamo, Texas. He was a famous backwoods-
man, a unique border soldier and a politician
OF peculiar and striking type. II was he who
said, BE sure you are right and then go
ahead" Give him monument. He deserves il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

IL lisa compliment to the dignity Of Ameri-
can intelligence that the offer Of thousand
dollars year by the State Department, for a
translator Of the Russian language with a
knowledge Of Spanish, Italian and German
and medical nomenclature has thus far found
no takers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Elsewhere in The STAB is printed vigorous
communication concerning the unhealthful and
dangerous condition Of the Governme mt Print
ing Office building. Congress should heed the
appeals AMI warnings which it receives in
respect to this structure. The building is a
menace TO health and life and a disgrace to
the goyarnmept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Louisville. Ky, generally and the Courier
Journal In particular are wildly agitated over
Superintendent POrter's rough figures giving
the town only 1876 people, and the Courier
Journal has published number of interviews
in which prominent citizens of reliable stand
ing make a number of careful gaesses. in none
Of which do the figures fall below 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Ex-Governor Campbell ever said he would call
out the Ohio militia to oppose the enforcement
Of the federal elections bill, he did it as great
joke, knowing as well as he does the ferocity
and destructiyeness OF that famous nsolida-
ton OF the peoples soldierY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

A South Carolina historian, now dead, said
that the fusion OF nationalties in that state was
not complete until late period, long after set
tiement and just anterior to the revolutionary
war IL he were writing IN view of present
political events in his commonwealth would he
assert that any fusion had ever taken place?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

The public is consolingly assured that the
items Of the tariff bill, over which there is to be
protracted debate. have not yet been reached.
There are items of other measures that have
not been reached which will excite prolonged
debate. This is August, too, and not April or
May
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IL the war has stopped everywhere else it is
still going on in the ozark and Bloody Ground"
-Kentucky-where two democrats are raising
the old Harry-not Harry of Ashland, but the
othsr-in recollection Of the late unpleasant
mesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

HNew York cannot raise more than a stable
TO the memory OF General Grant in five years.
how long will it take her to build fitting monu-
Iasnt to his greatness?
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II is to be the Baltimore and Angus. g. The
United States will honor the memory of the
great Ericsson by sending his remains back to
his old home in one Of the newest and best of
American naval vessels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

What with hailstones, windstorms and hot
weather the Dakotan and Minnesotan whea,
growers are having such time as has not been
known in the memory of men living in tina,
section.
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SHIRT WAISTS

Not reduced prices for odds and ends or undesirable
styles which We or you do not want, But FUk HE
CHOICE OF THE bEsI MAKES
The King" Shirt We viii keep next season for
1t has proved itself the king Of Shirt Hlsts All those
marked al offered at "a cents
The Little LORD" AID champion" are reliable
SHIRT Waists that Will hsure prominently season
All those marked zoe reduced ~ 5yc. AL 5Oc. aud
59c. Flannel Waists Tor 31c.
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The Farmers Alliance in Kansas is not yet
strong enough to control the weather bureau
and secure rain to save the corn crop. which is
now being slowly scorched by the sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

The story how Senator Quay obtained his
medal Of honor should have been credited by
The STAR to the bright Sa,tday Herald of this
city instead Of to the Scranton Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

The reconciliation Of Lord and Lady Dunlo
reflects more shamefully upon his iordship
than the divorce proceedings.
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The baby and toddling youngsters may be supplied
at nearly half what would cost few DAYS SINCE Jsc
Sun Hats for % cents. for example.
And now let's take the elevator to the first foor
1HE PALAIs ROYAL
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WM- II. NckNEW
sssss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! !.
Nv ORTIZ A THoueHr.-

It's safe to assert that there isn't day passes but
hundreds Of dollars to say the least are expended in
this city for furniture and house decorations II not
expended tudciously then poorly spent: and II not
disbursed in the light of all possible economy then
not expended iudiclously The papers contain daily
counsel Of the best prudence and this house
the rest in Saving suggestions" But it takes much
and frequent argument to influence some minds, and
often the most forcib!e kind Of logic Yet sometimes
a gentle hint will kindle productive reflection, and
that is the hint we here aim 10 impart
Worth thought, Yes, it is worth q long. large
thought that whether buying strictly season.
able goods. such Baby Carriages, Refrigerators,
Water Coolers, Bed Canopies. Lace Curtains, Gsuze
Hansings &C.. or whether you would be induced to
investin Furniture, Carpets. Rugs Tapestries, Por
there's. and SO forth and On. prorided there were
ample considerations Of prices We wish to stamp in
deby upon ind the fact that Is ample rs our
spacious store we equally ready extend to the
wise and investor Of cash of
price Just as ample and abundant
All this means that selling goods very cheap
Isn't this worth thought!
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The Matthew Stanley Quay Club. a colored
organization at Philadelphia, has entered i.s
protest against the federal elections bill.
What's in q name?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04

Up to the time Of going to press the tomb OF
General Grant at Riverside has not had stalls
put in 1t by the owner Of the stable across the
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CHANGE o. HEADS Or DEPART

CHANGE o. HEADS Or DEPART
MENTs
Occasions another scramble in prices
The new chief Of the Upholstery Depart
ment wants to begin on his own hook; he
wants all the stocks OF his predecessor
closed out before he beglns operatio rs.
Our instructions TO him are "go ahead"
Although the prices had already been
chopped We now going little
deeper. We place before you agreeable
merchandise-very digestible. bargains.
Partake OF these while here: later on
You will want them aud they Will be
gone.
LACE CURTAINS. former price
$l.l5, S125 Sl.35 and &L5O; now
99c.
SUMNER PORTIERES, beautiful de-
signs. 81. 81, s2.2o and 81. 60 q pair:
were S2.75. $3.50 and 1915.
FRENCH ART DRApERIEs. Orig
inal price Doe, now 15c.
WINDOW SHADES. with fringe, only
32c
OPAQUE SHADES to order. Csc
window.
FIRE SCREENS Former price s1.65,
now SLl9.
PIANO LAMPS. complete. s72s;
were Sl2 So
Remnants in FURNITURE COVER
lNGS below cost.
Fancy Colors Of LEONARD KNIT
TING SILKS. Reduced to 2Sc.
LINEN SCARF FRINGE IN ALL
COLORS. 2oc ward
exe SATIN PIN CUSHIONS for 25c
2-yard-lons LINEN sCARFs. fancy
centers. Reduced to 55c.
The l. NJ. CROCHET COTTON, all
numbers. 1Oc. ball
FANCY PLUSH ORNAMENTS in all
styles and colors at reduced prices.
Odd shades of EMBROIDERY sILKa.
Sc. dozen spools.
SILK HEAD RESTS for Csc.
FIGURED CHINA SILKS. Reduced
from S5c. to 69c.
DARNING SILKS. in all shades but
Black, &C. spool.
And thus we could 20 through this de-
partment and find reductions close fol-
lowing each other. But pages of descrip-
ton will not equal an hour Of looking;
but you should look with care-hasty
Chances tell little. Come today, il posi-
BILE; If not. tomorrow surely; each day
lessons the stock. You know this, 50 sct
accordingly.
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CASH o. CREDIT.

We will sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, pieces for Sl7
cash or Is credit.
We will sell You 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
as cash $50 credit.
We will sell you 7-liece PARLOE SUITE, solid
walnut frames, upholstered il plush, com bination
colors for $2S cash $50 on credit.
We will sell you good WIRE-WONEN BED SPRING
for e. cash u. 30 credit.
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for 6Oc. per yard cash o5c. per yard credit.
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for 3oc
Fer yard cash or 40c. per yard credit.
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
not charge Tor the waste in matching figures
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGS AND OIL
CLOTHS OH Credit at advance VI cents per yard
Oh the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales. and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed all accounts settled in
3vuaya
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The coming of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain.
MP, Is yet too far OF to create boom in the
orchid market
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cHILDREN's GOODS

The 15c. Nentilating Summer Corsets az 3gc IL q
loss we'l make good before next summer We uls.
The money get for rue TIMES GeIOre thsn
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Eight sweat men were sweated yesterday on
the Virginia side. The law says by its action
that these bush gamblers must 20.
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Chicago wants to make the worlds fair ,
sort Of three-ring circus.
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B. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs,
300 PENNA. AVE. NV. au4-so
PERFUMERY ExrRAcrs.

PERFUMERY ExrRAcrs.
1t impossible for the lovers OF flowers al
ways to have preferred flower or bouquet It
Is possible. however, made SO by science, for
the odors Of these various flowers to be i'm
prisoned in glass; as it were. and thereby at will
disseminate their fragrance and add to the hap
piness Of all who appreciate delicate and re-
fined perfumes. The perfumery extracts KEEP:
in stock by E. p. MERIT are the finest produc-
tions Of the best perfumers in the world
Quadruple strength and every odor true to its
name. Ounce. 90 cents; g ounces, 30 cents
Triple strength-ounce. 20 cents: ounces,
sLCO
E p. MERIT, I0l4 ST.,
PerfunIer and Drug 81, Washington. 1t
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OrDEa BY MAIL.

WHEN YOU PACK Up TO GO AWAY FOR
YOUR VACATION. IN THE HURRY AND
CONFUSION OF THE MOMENT YOU ARE
VERY LIKELY TO FORGET SOME THINGS
THATIT Is VERY ESSENTIAL YOU SHOULD
HAVE WITH YOU.
NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE or WHAT
1T IS YOU WANT IN OUR LINE SEND US A
POSTAL AND We WILL FILL YOUR ORDER
JUST AS SATISFACTORILY AS If YOU
WERE HERE IN PERSON.
DO NOT FORGET THAT WHETHER YOU
GO TO THE MOUNTAINS OR sEAsHoRE
YOU WILL NEED A FEW NE9LIGEE SHIRTS
ANDTHAT WE HAVE COMPLETE ASsoRT-
MENT OF THEM IN ALL GRADES AND
SIZES. IN SILK. PoNGEE. CHEvIoT MAD
RAS. BATISTE AND FLANNEL, ALL AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
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SHAMIS AND JFRCFys


10 per cent IN the marked prices Of all shaxls
Twenty styles o; S3.SS Black Jerseys for 80 each
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Above all the chat of Chicago's late rivals i,

Above all the chat of Chicago's late rivals in
comments upon her apparent and real difficult
ties in starting and conducting the worlds CO.
lumbar exposition is the voice of the good
sense OF tie republic, in tones tnat cannot be
mistaken and IN n spirit of American patriotism
that cannot be repreSsed. Granted that mis-
takes have been made-what city could have
avoided the making of mistakes? Granted
that Chicago in her selt-confidence underesti-
mated the responsibility she was assuming
what live American city is free from a chlrrupy
belief in its own capacity TO do Just u little
more than any other municipality on the face OF
the earth could do? The joking at Chicago's
expense must not be misunderstood. Every
one unders lands that the exposition to be held
in that city is a national affair; that Chicago's
wonderful energy is backed by the support OF
the whole republic, and that no difficulties can
arise Of sufficient strength to withstand the IN
licences which push the project to success.
While il is reasonable to conclude that for
political reasons atrocities in Macedonia and
Asia Minor have been exaggerated. still enough
remains after due allowances have been made
to show that the cruel and fanatical Mosem is
now again at his old policy of hanging his
Christian subjects. That it is a policy is quite
Clear just as IL Is equally ctear tnat III Is an
insanely injurious policy. A correspondent of
the London Duly Ne,cs tells of hundreds
OF wretched Macedonians confined fifteen or
twenty in a single cell Of two and half yards
square, unventilated, ill-lighted, or-when spe-
cial severity Is dealt out-in underground
dungeons, with insufficient coarse bread and
unwholesome water-chained. naked, to the
filthy floor, and further punished 10y having
numbers of ants turned loose upon them. The
Armenian flies for safety to Russia's arms and
thirsts to throw himself upon the oppressor of
his people. Meantime young William. the new
arbiter Of the old world hurries in this sum-
mer weather from the land Of the midnight
sun to the Belgic border Of France, and every
where there is Strengthening of old and an
rangement of new ties. The old world is
feverous from fresh and from ancient disor-
.ders, and the thousand years of peace and of
prosperity are as remote, or at least as appar-
entity remote, ever in the life OF man.
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BARGAINS
W. B. MOSES SONS.
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
WALL PAPERS. &C.
To make space for the new goods for fall season we
Offering many attractive bargains. The following
are few:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles, full length. with trimmings all
complete. worth Soc and 7oc.; 15c. each.
100 Curtain Poles. extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. to 81 so: 25c each.
SO pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment Of portieres less than manufao-
turers' prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Carpets of the following sizes. made of Remnants.
with Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet 3 inches by ~ feet $40 so; reduced from
els.
from SIS.
feet inches by / / feet. S11: reduced from sls.
feet inches by IL feet o inches. SIS; reduced
from s22.5O.
feet inches by 13 feet 8 inches, els; reduced
from $22.
10 feet Q inches by Is feet SIS; reduced from s29
10 feet inches by 10 feet inches. $50: reduced
from s31
BICYCLES. TRICYCLES AND vELOCIPEDEs.
36-inch Wheel Bicycle. ais; reduced from s24
32-inch wheel Bicycle. $1a; reduced from s16
Tricycles. No. l. so: reduced from 81.
Tr1cycles. No. 2, 50. 60; reducedf from 50.
Tricycle.. No 4. 50; reduced from $3.50.
No. 5. $40; reduced from Sl4.50.
No. 9, $40; reduced from 814.
No. C, s1o65; reduced from SIS.
No. D. ~. sc; reduced from $3.50
No. z. sl2; reduced from $3.50.
1" No. 8. e.: reduced from slO.
No. d. SIS; reduced from s2l.50.
2No. 40 veloci pedes. 81; reduced from 81
MooUETTE CARPETS.
feet 3 inches by IL feet inches. SEQ; reduced
from $3.50
feet inches by 10 feet inches. eco: reduced
from $50.
feet by 10 feet 3 inches. s15; reduced from
s2750.
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs 81. SO: reduced
from 34.25.
STRAW MATTINaS
200 Rolls white aud fancy. 20 yds.. worth s5.
$3.50.
ESQ Rolls white and fancy, 20 yds. worth So o..
100 Rolls Heavy Jontiess. 40 yds worth sic.
$40.
l5O Rolls Heavy Dsmask. 40 ydA. worth sle. slo
BABY CARRIAGEs.
We are Offering - discount on every carriage $50
or more and 81 discount every carriage from SIS
to Sl9. This Ia opportunity TO buy . tine carriage
tor very little money.
WINDOW SHADES
We are Offering fine assortment Of colOrs with al
fixtures and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
full line Of every style and size from rs cents 70
$500.
". 3. MOSES / SONS.
CoE. 18th and = ssA nv.
Washington. Do
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHoIsTERIEs. DECO
RATIoNs. WALL PAPER &C.. 80
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Perfect Paradise for Women. We are Eeotistical
enough to call our store that, more especially
during this week, when there are bargains
that make every true woman's heart leap
for JOY. You may LAUGH. but it sa
fact nevertheless. We sre making
merchandise 20. and to make
goods 90 fast in August means
areckless slashing Of prices.
Our war sign, the Starts
outand points the way
to many bargain
that will do the
clearing out for
us The "Star"
standardh
taken In Sat-
urday night
Until then
We cut
deep in
pricea
E E a ~ wv II y :: :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
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OIHrR SEcoNp EuooR BARsarNs

'sults. Blouses Blazers Jerseys SHIRT Waists. ScD
Having made point OF keeping the stock w TO the
proper standard enabled to offer all styles and
sizes. The only exception BENG White suits Of in
ferior quality. However. You ~in md here a tine
collection Of expensive SUITS which, having ueen re-
duced to cost Prices ofer opportunity to secure
bargain that yoU APPRECIATE a. much ue1t season A.
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JOHNSON. GARNER & CO..
636 PENN. AVE. NV.
ID * G. o o Ds.

II T.WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST N.W,-As
- oestos GoodA Moth proof Paper and Wax /. 3 and
ply Prepared koonng. lus Lining and Iopa W b
Line Clements. " klts Wash lgpshescaeSp. api6
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Gall Tomonnow FoR THESE

The CSC. Night Gowns and Skirts reduc~i 20 an
cents are too much in demand to be here on wedp,.
day.
The Gowns have sll-over yokes Of embroidery
pleated backs fun sleeves gathered st wrist with
three tucks and embroidery edge The skirts are fun
width all lengths, with si1-ineh embrOidery rum.
and seven tueks above. The qualities Of material.
trimming. shape and fnish make these garments
cheap At the regular Price.
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WHITE SUITS.
DLoUsEs AND BLAZFRs.

SIX. FLANNEL Madras and outing Cloth Blouses In
White, Cream AID stIipes
Marked prices S39S sos 81. 9sl sl25
OHered at-.............. 40 SOU FL. 5Ol SSc.
BLALEbs Of Cream, Blue. black and Fancy HAN
nels. az and 81.
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! F. I. + E. 4 4 is: 5;
SrF 8 SG W Al
kk@ooo ! a In

This morning commenced the Thirteenth Annual
Clearing Sale Of Cambria Underwear. kc. We we're
busier than we expected. bat with the exception u
Tie garments mentioned above have all sizes aud
many Different styles at the reduced prices
oOe. UndergarlHcnts reduced 10 - 3ao
Use. Cndersarments reduced to...............o 9e
s-l' lndeEgArnents reduced Sic
slIs UndergGgments reduced TO ........ as,
a. ~ Inceigarments reduced to.............sI.e
s-.ss OndergArments reduced to...........-..sI.s
sS''o Undergaruents reduced to............. sl.ss
s3sS UndersarInents reduced to............. al rs
s4ss Cndergarments reduced to............ ss
~ The garments consist Of skirts. Might Gowns,
Corset Covers. Chemises. Drawers aud Blouses. La
dies who are Judges Of Fine Underwear are especially
requestedto attend this sale Many Of the Garmnts
offer at 9s were formerly sold IN sets and termed
bridal outfits" Made Of the very nne.t cAmbrlc..
laces and embrOideries these Uudergarmeut. are
offered at less than cost Of mnterials
,. the PALAIS ROYAL.
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Bosrox VAaIrrr Srosr.

Bosrox VAa1rrr Sroar.
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
TRAVELLING CASES.
Russet Toilet Case Tie
Russell Toilet Case. White Fittings.......... CSC.
Complete Toilet Case. with whisk. 81 40
Fine Toilet Case. FUN Size Fittings 81 %
sewed Case with Strap. Toilet or Shaving - e. eS
Horoscope Shaving Case. 40
fine Roll Shaving "a IS
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.
Leather Case. Satin set
All Leather Combination Case. ............... Csc
Fine Combination Case. with o1idized Collar
button Holder. .49
English sewed Boxes. Orange Leather. set
POCKET BOOKS.
All Leather Square Boob. -.................. Csc
Gents Strap Book Leather Lined. ............ 25c.
Real Seal Book Leather Lined. acc.
Real Seal and Russian Leather Books, with Pat
ent Coin Pocket......... ................... csc.
Large variety Of Ca,d Cases at Popular Prices
FIVE THOUSAND
POPULAR NOVELS
TO BE soLDAT
AT EIGHT CENTS EACH.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH wARpwELL
au4to10 zoo. 7O7. 7O9 Market Space.
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sS-we close at pm. Saturdays excepted
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SEAsoNABLE GooDs
AT NEARLY oNE-HALF VALUE
32-inch Zephyr Side Band Ginghams. Price
was yesterday 25 cents. Today Is cents Do
not tarry about coming for such bargain.
One Case Of Ladies' White Swiss Ribbed
Jersey Shaped Vests, made to sell at % cents
to go at 8 cents, 3 for 20 cents.
Balance Of Fancy Parasols at less than half.
Remnants Of all kinds way below their
value.
cARHARr LEIDH.
s2s 7th st. and TOO st. NV
aug PHILADELPHIA STORE.
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A DEEss FoR One DoILAR,

"Details below.D
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]. G r o @ A n,
13G and TAI 9TH Ut. NV.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-11

|pero no puede juzgarse de su p0r
venir, porque dependerA del aspoc-
to que On adelanfe ofrozcan -
puntos productores y los grandes
mercados de este dulce.
CaJS-Nada podemos doeir que
indique variaci6n en- sus ant sriOrea
precios de 81 3i3 6uros quint I
nor ell Puerto Rico super Ot, az
295 ell Mania Sin emlsarg0 de
esta Ultima clase, que no hay IN Il
plaza, y ore parecfa II en- aIzs, -
han hecho ofertas & ontregar. 8 &
pos que eqnivalen 4 263 dUron
quintaI, incIusos dsrachOs. Ia
ventas efectivas del periodic 10 81.
maran menos de 400 sac0s 4 nfe1
trc juicio; no quedando en- pkIfne
ras manos existencias notables.
Las importaciones suben ! 1.70l
sscos de- Puerto Rico; pero I0g5
de ellos, llegados 1 Il 6rden. dehl6-
ron seguir de trinsito. En 81 De.
p6sito de Comereio no hnbo mOti-
miento alguno de este grano, duran
% el mes ditimo, III existOnoi6s
quedaban en- 81.