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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

Indiana honors today the man who perhaps
was her most illustrious democratic son, and
pilSrimages to the Hendricks monument
are made in the broiiing July sun by
many thousands Of members of the party he
served so faithfully and so long. The strange
thing about this business of erecting monu-
ments-not TO cavil in the least with what has
been done-is that the founders of the two
Oldest parties, Hamilton and Jefferson, have
never had a suitable monument erected to their
memories. Statues or other fitting memorials
10 these grand partisans of the formative pc
Rod should be placed where the nation can
point with pride to them-at the national
cspital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

The lottery compromise in Louisiana is in
tended to take the matt GU; of the stat. cleo
tion IN 1892. BY its terms it is agreed that the
question of giving the state for certain public
uses million and a quarter dollars for twenty
five years in exchange for a renewal o: charter
shall be submitted to q vote of the white people
only If majority at this election favors this
constitutional amendment there shall be no
democratic opposition to it at the election in
April, 1892. at which the question comes up
for final decision by the whole people of the
state. IL. on the contrary. the majority is
against the proposition the company with
draws its offer and leaves the state on the ex-
piring of its present charter. Thus lottery
and anti lottery democrats who regard this as
matter OF public policy fnesse to keep it out
OF politics and all in the family.
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FAscrrs In FANS
FL FL Z E. E Ess E EsH ": ss IS:
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a.. FAN Is the key that unlocks the stiest summer
dayIand wakes into busy life the welcome breezes.
Might Just as well be without ice FAN these
you ars warIny To FAN. The most Available thing is
pffonaht INTO requsition to do du,y-a paper-your
blowing 81 universally necessary they that
ANS have passed out of the list VI Injuries into the
Dame Preference holds an iron rod over the changes
FOR instance-the CID. as!iioned PALM LEAF
grandparents-and theirs before theIn-and will
generations to come. The reason is obvious-On the
VIII record the speed-so big broad, grid iron ped
contrivance like ordinary PAL NJ LEAF will cut the
Me,ghts-all you want 4c.-for the extrxlar size
All serts Of 9assase eHEsnse brittle
aesxhs as there arc Celestials to paint them-5c to
GOLD AND SILVER DECORATED FANs-Rich
a. BLs ,S1 fASs-lOc. IsO. .oc.. s5c..
rP PkAIS BLACK cLoTH-aoc. and 81. The Ex-
BtAek SIX M M6rHSf fhGI rtSs & and s5o
EAA Sf r SaEzE e ssh Gilt
bellshed in artistic desigils-sI.55.
SsAtzE t1cn g 81 u
S MHuEk s ssTT1IN-prn,ed. q SIS
BLACS sHIIN-75c, to s1.5o
SSqqttOSRfE . GAGZE.decorated- to 81. 20
Gray-sl to $3.50. AA"
B BI.Ck sA vssrangled-sa % and $3.50
WHITE FEATHEkS-s4, g.. 80 and AZ
GRAY FtAIHkks~75e 10 $3.50. %"
BLACK aAUzE-with dorai oriaSeniatioSn
psiiy I, b,So ~ q Pansies and violeh..s
in the course of SUMS Journey You will not and nny
better ones than oursBetter in material or orig
we have sought the very bottom notch M Which to
rest our prices. 'A "
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Congress refuses to permit the District to pay
in installments the assessment exacted from il
on account OF the national geological garden
The same privilege is refused in regard to the
debt for the increase of the water supply. So
far accommodation for the governments
animals is concerned Congress should not be
content with forbidding the District to pay in
installments, but should forbid it to pay any
part OF the expense in any manner whatever.
The District tax payer should not be elevated
to the position OF joint equitable owner with
Uncle Sam of the latters buffalo and monkeys
and lions and zebras. He has done nothing
20 be thus extensively honored The precedent
might reasonably cause him TO be dragged into
joint ownership with Uncle Sam OF the next
Egyptian mummy which is purchased for ex-
hibition in the Nations, Museum. Why should
the local tax payer be compelled to buy a zebra
or q mummy which he does not want, title to
which goes exclusively to the United States.
and enjoyment Of which is open to everybody
and is most appreciated by visitors? He has
no control over the zebra or mummy, and
cannot even reimburse himself for his outlaws
by charging for admission TO inspect his I'M
divided half of the exhibit. All he has to
do in the matter is to put up sums
of money from time to time equal to the con-
tributions of the wealthy republic, the
amounts to be determined by the latter. 1t is
not among the inalienable privileges or rea-
sonable obligations of the people of the Dis
trict to invest under compulsion in assorted
animals. the prices of which have increased
enormously Of late. and the local tax payer
pleads earnestly to be excused. The debt for
the actual increase of the water supply ought
of course to be paid. 1t would be moro con-
venient and more just to spread the pay ment
over a term Of years that posterity, which
will enjoy the increased supply, may help to
pay for it. But Washington will not grumble
muah whatever method is adopted OF securing
payment for water which it actually gets. Its
objection is to the shifting Of any responsibility
upon it for the tunnel. and to the extortion of
payment. either i'll installnents or III lump.
for water which it did not get for work which
il neither ordered nor controlled, and which,
through no fault of its own, is virtually worth
less.
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Turkeys failure to pay the war indemnity
and her treatment of Armenian Christians
give Russia strong causes for another war. and
it is said that she will use her Black sea fleet to
euforce her demands. 1t is difficult to see how
the renewal of the triple alliance can stop her,
even If it be desired by Germany, Italy and
Austria.
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The best evidence that there is holiness super-
heated in South Carolina politics is the per-
sonal ll-treatment on his stumping tour OF
Senator Wade Hampton. once the idol of the
entire body of the democracy of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

As 1t now stands in Pennsylvania both Wal
lace and PattisOn have majorities Figures,
however. won lie like the friends of candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

The republican party Of the whole country is
watching the political fight in South Carolina
with great deal Of interest and an occasional
smile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

England has offered Lord Salisbury duke
dom as slight commission on the recent real
estate transaction effected by him with Ger.
many.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

Ex-Secretary Whitney Is the quietest candi-
date OF the national democratic party and a
long way from being the weakest one.
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Senator Vance is making such pleasant
speeches TO the North Carolina Farmers Ali.
ance that the first thing he knows he viii be
the Alliances choice for the presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

The rumor which prevailed during the mild
winter that we were TO have a cool summer
lacks confirmation up 10 date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

Minneapolis had q hundred thousand dollar
FIRE yesterday. but up to date no ST. Paul man
has been suspected as the ineendiary.
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Europe csnnot intinidate the republican
party o: the United States on the tariff or
either of TIC great parties on any other ques-
tS0n- The attempt IN all such cases only
strengthens the party against which il is
directed
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MEMS $50 HALF HOSE FOR sc. We .luas 10
our iinPortatious of Fancy English Half Ho.. which
We are showing IN Gil sisns aud styles. sok. at vii
cost you Zoe in nine stores out of ten
MEMS Warranted Pure Lnen Handkerchief. fall
sire. reduced ~ Zoe. each You euc-al, nay for ,,
quality 81 for half dozen.
MEMS China silk Handkerchiefs. hcu,s,i,ched
borders. reduced from Sc. to sac
MEMS Gloria" Umbrellas Warranted one year.
Those with 20-ineh paragon frames reduced from
sl2S 70 sl.05 The Is inch : - instead of q 30
and STA
MINIS fiannel shirtS sashes ana Belts. For few
styles and prices see window display. To obtain
proper idea q tn stock interview our Mr. Porter
You'll md him in his department near door No.
llls Pei.nsylysnia avenue
The fALAIs RoYAL.
CCoatinued bclowl
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dr. Bryce said in 1855 in his American Com
monwc@th" that IL was hardy likely tina. the
Senate would adopt any regulation limiting
debate. But this is 1880.
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Young men are eomlas to the front in both
hssses OF Congress Sone new timber is
pssasd in .he old ship of state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

This week, Wednesday, Mr.. Cleveland and
Gov Hill will lock horns at Scranton. PennsyI-
wanna, by proxy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

Governor HIN has carried Indiana, but this
isan OF year.
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The demoera,ie party OF Pennsylvania is u
rnit-of discord
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Nor a Brr MrsLEaprSe

Remnants are NOT quoted IN this column. OF COURSE
sc have broken lots and odd which youn ana :,
he various REMNANT COUNTERS aud m.rk,s :,
s'rices that would read wonderfully well on usn.,
But we doing better than that The reduced pr,.
quoted below are for PULL LINES Of Just what every
one is wanting Al this season.
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The Bosros VARIETY STORE

The Bos1os VAn1ErY STORE
Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment Of
81 81 Fl x { as &c IS ~
In the City and at Prices Unequaled.
CLUB BAGS.
Imitation Alligator inch. CSC; IL inch. o. loi
IL inch, Sl.25; 10 inch $l49.
Best-quality canyRs-10 inch soc IL inch, 6ec. !;
Ii inch. SIC. @ inch. 9S:.
Real Grain. Canvas Lined-lO inch. 81 rs: IL inch.
Sl.49; ii inch. S1G9 is inch. &l-0S
Real Grain. Leather Lined o inch, 81 .0S. 12 inch.
SO. 40; } 4 inch. e.. sS it inch. e3.4D.
Genuine Alligator, Leather Lined-l0 inch. $39S:
IL inch, $40; IA inch, $4.9S; ~ inch. S5.4Y.
CABIN BAGS.
Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patent Frame Leather
Lined-l2 inch. s4.9s; Ii ,nch. s5.9S; IL inch.
&69S.
GLADSTONE BAGS.
Canvas Waterproof-l IA inch. Sl.4o; 16-inch
sl.70: 10 inch. 81 50; 20 inch, s2.40.
Pressed Leather-l4 inch. SL79; l6 inch, aL9s;
IL inch. s2.40; 20 inch, e.. 70.
Imitation Alliga;or-l4 inch 81 .9S; 10 inch, s2 40
IL inch. S2.75: 20 inch. S29S.
Real Grsin-l4 inch, s279. 16 inch, e. %; l8
inch. 81 40: 20 inch, S3.gS
Real Grain. Leather Lned-l4 inch. "a. 40: 16 inch
$3.50: 1s inch, So 40; 20 inch, $3.50.
Canvas Telescope Bags-l. in. soc. IA inch, Coo
10 inch a.; 40 inch. Soc. 20 inch, u 10 ~ inch
81 80; "a INCH Sl40
These Bags have leather corners and extra long
straps and are waterproof.
All Bags except Telescopes have the best quality
locks.
tine line OF Furnished end UNFINISHED Bses In
tine Quality Alligator and English sewed Grain.
Collar aud Gun Boxes. Trunk. Shoulder aud shawl
Straps. Toilet Cases. Fiasks &c.
SMITH wARDwELL.
jul-to,y3 so5-707-7O9 Marke. Space
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CLEANING UP AND CLOSING OUT.
THIS YEARS PROCEEDINGS MORE INTEREST.
ING THAN THE LAST.
GOODS CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF THEIR
VALUE.
ALL FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS OF THIS
SEASONS PRODUCTION.
EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED AS

The prices affixed are way below even wholesale
values.
We have mountains of goods that we want 10 unload
this month. They must be gotten rid OF. We al
ready formulating ideas for the fall. We will need
every inch of room now occupied by Summer Goods.
The sales this will be interesting by the
fact that our Mr.. @. Lansburgh, who sailed on the
steamer Augusta Victoria to pure bases from oil
the renowned marts of the world left positive orders
to close out all his stock irrespective price
sustained, to make tracks for new merchandise he
would select while abroad. He will visit every loom
of celebrated manufacturers Germany France Ire
land Scotland. Holland and Belgium. He will pur-
chase all the Newest Novelties and Staples and for all
this we shall require shelf ROOM therefore say the
goods must disappear" Each aud every Offering
will be of strictly seasonabe and desirable goods
Goods as ''crisp" and "freshr at the beginning
of the season. The leading attractions will be from
the following departments:
WASH DRESS GOODS. EMBRoIDER1Es.
WHITE GOODS. UNDERWEAR,
WOOL DRESS GOODS. PARAsoLs
READY-MADE DRESSES EMBROIDERED ROBES,
BATHING MATERIALS, SILKS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. LACEs.
As we never make misstatements you will realize
the importance Of this sale We will have bargains at
each and every counter.
Among the score We would like you to glance at
these:
5000 yards White Dress Goods reduced from l0c.
to &C.. consisting Of White Figured and Striped Can
vas This is suitable for Childrens Dresses Ladies'
Tea Gowns and Wrappers.
White materials reduced from I2lfc to &c per yard,
consisting Of ttaaa nd dias in
titles to suit yourselves.
20 patterns Fine Atwood Plaid Beige in suitable
lengths to be closed out 35c per yard worth 75c
lengths. beautiful designs, at
6I4c. PER YARD. WORTH &C.
FIGURED LINEN CANVAS.
Reduced from so to 1se The most durable mate
width.
ALL CoLoRED EMBROIDERED FLANNELs
That were SIPS. s1.1o. 9s. 75c. will be sold a, 73c
per yard
1000 YARDS FINE INDIA LINENS Sc PER YARD.
WORTH Sc.
so pieces Of Figured French Cotton Mousselines
fast colOrs, at DC. per yard. worth l5c.
40 dozen OF Fine Gents Suspenders lOc Der pair;
generally sold at 25c
SO dozen Of Ladies' Linen Cape Collars at Sc, or @
for zoe. equal in quality to any at l2yxc
Our stock OF White Goods Remnants being unusually
large will sell them at less than half value in order
10 close them out.
We have also q lot of Figured Lawn Remnants which
we will close out at almost nothing make room for
other goods.
SPECIAL SALE OF GENTS LAUNDEREp SHIRTS
We have lot Of 100 dozen Of Gents Fine White
Laundered Shirts, the best manufacture. worth from
Toe to ei@o. which will place on sale ut the re-
duced price of
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THErALAIs ROYAL Is GLOVE HEADoUARIKRs
The stock is acknowledged the third largest x the
United States. This means an enormous business
which enables direct importation and the sellin,
Of Gloves At the price usually charged by the middle
to the retail merchant
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IA Gems. "P1osKrss." "a GINS.

The best Glove for your summer trip They are n,s
affected by persrirstion; slip and of easily asa
SILK glove; are as elastic kid with its dura-
biity- Eighty-nine cents is the usual Palas Royal
price, "a CENTS THE SPECIAL SALE PRICE but
Remember these identical the Gloves for hich
you are elsewhere charged 81. They come in Nous
quetaire style, have the white stitching and are
shown IA six shades 81 Gray. six shades of Tan SIX
shades Of Brown, six shades Of Mode. II you count
black color We show twenty-five different shades
which include the FAwn and Dove tnts Eiffel
Red and the new Elne Grays. Repsmber the SPECIAL
Sale Price-74 cENrS-is but temporary We would
make . thousand new patrons for our '-Plgskius"
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MAKE HAY WHILE THE Su,
SHINES"

SHINES"
hot sun makes rich harvest This il true in
nature In trade it is the warmth of summer which
melts the crust Of price, and such harvest as this is
what we are Offering this week 1t is cleaning week
with us, so far much needed room 10 concerned
and with you. far big crop" Of value is con-
cerned. Today advertise our harvest" in Button
Boots:
LADIES' BEST French Kid Hand-turned Button
Poots. s375. Nothing better in make or
fit for IS.
LADIES' FINEST Hsndturned Dongola Button
Boots-3 different styes-s2y0. Better
value than the general s. goods.
LADIES PATENT Flexible Button Boots, s2.45.
Others ask s3 for the same thing.
LADIES' FEATHER WEIGHT Button Boots, with
or without tip, any shape toe or heel,
$I.90. Always cheap at $3.50.
LADIES' SERGE TOP Dongola Foxed Boots, 81 90
As COOL easy and durable as the best Sc
Shoes.
OF course feeling OBJECT of these harvest"
prices sales. It couldn't be otherwise But we
wish to impress upon you the Importance making
hay while the sun Shines" lar as seizing these
chances as we announce them.
VIM. HAHN CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SI6 7th st. NV.
1922 Penna. ave. NV,
1t 231 Penna ave. s.e
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Here's List of other reduced prices for the specal
Sale
Pc. TAHeta Silk Gloves ole
Soc. Tafeta silk Gloves. sac
55c. Fast Black Tsfeta Silk Gloves. 4s,c
Soc Pure Milansse silk Gloves 800
Csc SILK Gloves $50. and 75c. Gloves Csc
Poe. Jersey Silk
Soc. Mitts SOC and Sic adc
Doc Extra Long Silk Mitts.
75c Best English silk Mitis. &c
Csc 4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves ..............sjo
s9c Pgskin Mousquetsirs Gloves.
y6c 4-but. French Kid Gloves. s5c
s9c. yellow charnois Meusquetsires. .......... Soc
sL25 Best White Chamois usquetAires. $780, al 10
sl.25 addressed Kid Mousquetaires warrauted q 10
sl.55 Superior Undressed Kid Mousq uetsires al AZ
sl.s0 Very Best Undressed Kid Mousq 81 6s
sl.5o 4-but .Palais Royal" Kid Gloves Al. 70
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SUMNER HEAr
CAN BE LEssESED BY KEEPING
THE FEEL COOL.
THE COOLEST SHOES ARE MADE
or kUSSET LEATHER.
MEMS
RUSSET oxFoRDs. 81. 90 AND $500.
RUSSET LACE. 81. 90. $500. $500.
LADIES'
RUssET oxFoRDs. ~ 90. e. so, 81. 90, 81. So.
RUssET LACE. s4.0o.
RUSSET oXFoRDS. sl50 AND s1.75.
RUssET LACE e.
RUsSET BUTTON. 81 60 -. 10. s.! 30.
INFANTS
RUSsET ANKLE IIEs, el. 90.
RUSsET BUTTON. si.2a
REMEMBER
That We sell the Lest grades Of Shoes
only at the same prices that others ask
Cor inferior makes. We have reputation
for quality at stake and reputation for
lox prices TO nadse.
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ARTHUR BURT Co.
NI ;:II ST. NV
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Store siH be closed oil day Friday, Jaiyk
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UNDERWEAR
UNDERWEAR
Have you noticed the values we are
Offering at present in our Muslin and
Cambria Underwear If not see our
window display of bargains in
Skirts at 5Oc.. Csc. 79c.. CSC. s125
and sl9s.
Corset Covers. SOC. and CSC
Gowns. CSC. and sfa5 and many
THE BON MARCHE.
Today we put on sale few specials in
our Wrapper Department worth note
At sl.4S fine Lawn Wrappers with
pleat edge yoke. vatican back. worth
s24S
At sL75 fine bingham Vatican Back
Wrapper. with embroidered yoke. drop
from 1926.
Atsl.4s choice of French satteen Tea
Gowns. Reduced FROM s29s
Large assortment Of Wash Goods
Wrappers. well made and stylishly
trimmed. at low prices.
THE BON MARcHE.
BLOUSE SUITS, 40.
Outing Cloth Suits. blouse corded
front. skirt to match. sl.49. Worth
S-.So.
THE BON MARCHE.
See our assortment Of White Lawn
Tucked and Embroidered Waists at
s5c, Csc, s125 and Sl.4s. You
will ind them bargains
THE BON MARcHE.
s2.9s-were s4.9s, s4.4s, s39s
Choice of our Tan Cloth Jackets that were sa9s.
e. As and a 9S-at e29S
THE BON MARcHR.
BLAZERS. s3.4s
Black Blazer Jackets that were
s49s and s6es drop to s3.4s for
THE BON MARCHE.
DON'T MISS THE
MILLINERY AND TRIMMED HAT SALE
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M H. IN "A ERE ERR Go0 HH ErE
NM a / II / $ 5os iii / i t. l..
sle 9TH ST. NV.
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q ssssss CENTS.
SIS sso,ss

2sss sssyss
and continue this sale until the entire lot is closed out
81 PIECES OF WHITE ORGANIZES. SC pERYD.
white and Figured Canvas Cloth at &C. per yard,
regular value l2kc.
lot Of the best Figured Batste 40 inches wide TO
DO sold In Dress lengths at &c per yard and short
lengths at DC. per yard generally sold at l5c
2o pieces of Cream seersuekers and Crazy Cloths re-
duced from 124 to &c. per yard.
Az pieces Lace-strped Crinkles Cream with stripes
of different colors. reduced from I21k 7c
"a patterns OF Plain Brown Garnet and Olive Green
French Batiste in manufacture OF Koechiin Freres
Muihouse at
loo. PER YARD. REGULAR VALUE o5c,
STRIPED PR'Ts &C.; WORTH loc.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
$50 dozen Linen DOyiies. worth Soc; reduced price
37hc
200 dozen Linen Damssk Doyliss. worth l. a5 re
duced price. soc.
knotted Fri nge Linen Towels. lie each worth I5c
$50 dozen Roneycomb Towels worth 25c. now
lSc.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
All sl.5O and 81. % Dressing SscQues, 9So.
All $I75 Underwear. &l4S.
All 81. 9S Underwear 81. 80.
All .. so Underwear, sl.9s.
Consisting of Chsmise. Drawers. Gowns. Corset
Covers and skirts.
coRsETs.
ONE LOT OF Csc. coRsETs &c.,,
In Saline and such colors a. Pink. Corn. Cream and
Light Blue.
All 81. 90 Jewery 79c.
All 75c. Jewelry, 4ve.
All SOC. Jewciry, 35c.
All 40c Jewery. 2oc.
All 25c Jewelry. l9c.
Consisting of Lace Pins, Bracelets Necklaces Cuf
Battons Cuff Pins. Earrings, Tie Pins.
One lot Of Ladies' Chemisettes that were I2,<c now
&C.. all sizes.
25 per cent reduction on all Laces. Passementeriss
and Embroideries.
LEATHER GOODS REDUCTION.
$l.00 Pocketbooks now roc.
75c Pocketbooks now &C
Soc Pocketbooks now SOC.
25c. Pocketbooks now1 &c.
And thousands Of similar meritorious bargains all
over the house. In every department goods are
marked down. nothing spared 1t will be severe loss
in way. but will feel fully compensated when
all the goods closed out and We will have the room
aud money for them.
For satisfactory substantiation of the above cali ct
store early and often - you can pleasure
to shop where hfy Patent coolinx Faas are In con-
staut molten.
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THE -PALAIs ROYAL" GLOVES are offered a,
much less than usually charged for the best GLOW.
that those who sre not Of our army OF regular ca
toners may be Suspicious Of the quality.
eS EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. IL
81 TRIED ON AT QUIZ RISK -.zs
he above eight words printed in large letter.
more eloquent than . long paragraph Of expisnAtic
THE "PALAis ROYAL GLOVES are shown In
the correct styles for ladies'. Mems Misses. Bo.
and children's wear. Fast Black and scarce shades
silk Gloves. Yellow and White Channels Nousquetair
which VIII wash like linen: the new style Undres
Kid. Castor Beaver aud English Cheyrette Gloves
driving. riding. walking aud full dress
~ COL or sesd for q pair af fiostiss.
eYPssce HIST Of pslnis Royal Gloves on sppsicat
In ordering IN msil send. in addition tOsizs. an
Of color desired ssste whether fstor thin band.
or short nneers, and We fukzAntse 20 NJ you ~
feet, a. IL trAed on q the counter by Of oar
sxpsrts.
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il has been an ardent June out west
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Wore making these the successful sales Wash
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HONEST BARGAINS are doiag it. that H. GOODS
YoU WANT At great rcdnctious
The Red. White and Blue Tickets make these Bar
gains prominent 70 you.
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TRAVELLING sATcHELs largest ana mes
Nsrled stock In this city. Ev,fy article uArkai ~
Iisih hguTes Al cash sale priCes Taiais R0yol E..s
10 Pr Cent Discount