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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24
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POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
7TH STREET.

AWAY FROM HOME.
Our Cloak and Suit Departments arc crowded with
such things, and at . low pric &C too. Why you would
be surprised ut the reductions made here daily. We
are not cutting prices on goods you don't want, goods
that are dear At any price. BUT on merchandise that
is in great demand right now. L~IGHT-WElGHT
SUITS. TRAVELLING WRAPS. BLOUSEs. &C., &c.
We eau surprise you, We know, if you but give us the
chance TO show it. and it certainly is to your interest
rs well as Ours to do TINT.
Hyou want your out-of-town outfit pretty, stylish
and for tn. least money tthat is where you can SAVE
and Oh the differonce have many an enjoyment that
will be ABSOLUTELY FREE to You by what We CAN
save you, take . look at our second door. You'll not
come away feeling that the time has been misspent
we can assure you.
The way the PRICE WIND BLOWS YOU can see by
the following:
w Connenaras, nothing moro comfortable and
handy for travelling. coiors Navy. Black and mixed
checked cloths.
PRICE NOW s4o5.
10 So Travelling listers, In striped cloths,
PRICE o se.25,
LADIES' BATHING SUITS in navy flannel trim
med with white braid. 81. 20 to "a. so.
Full line Of ~CHILDREN's ATHIsG SUITS all
prices
BATHING SHOES AND HATS ALI. STYLES.
20 Misses Dresses in cream fannels, pongee silks
and striped hannels, sizes d. s and 10.
AT ACTUAL HALF PRICE.
An elegant chance for q stylish child's dress at prices
you have never had IL chance at before.
100 Ladies' and Misses Atwood 81 Blouses
REDUCED TO 81.
A volume meant by these two lines.
DoN FORGET US ON TRUNKS.
All Trunks on the door directly opposite the Cloak
floor. LARGE LINE. VARIED ASSORTMENT, WE'LL
MADE. LOWEST PRICES. Everything that recon-
inends a Trunk and o ut the fabulous prices you
have been used to paying for good Trunks. All our
Trunks are made with swing trays: does away with
lifting the tray when you want to get something out Of
the bottom of the Trunk, and no extra charge for the
convenience. We are satisfied that 1t will benefit you
Especially in pocket by q careful comparison Of our
Trunks with Others.
BOOKS FOR SUMNER
All the New and Standard Publications at CUT
PRICES. All Magazines at cut prices.
Century. SOC.
Harper. zoe.
North American Review, 4Jc.
SeribnerIs. 23c.
Cosmopolitan, go,
St Nicholas. nc.
Young Ladies' journal, aGc.
Demorest's Monthly, Isc.
Ea% a HI H NJ rs! rs
ssBsH ~ ouup NM ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
jo2f 9TH ST.
CURTAIN POLES WITH BRASS TRIMMINGS,
~ complete. llc. 20 dog. Children's Full Regular
Made Ribbed Hose, Black, Brown and Garnet, ali
q - No Sull M u DclL nna Au.- =
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CooI C1orHrso.

THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
SUGGESTED VERY PLAINLY THAT YOU
NEED THINNER CLOTHING.
BLACK is THE STRICTLY FAsHIoYA.
BILE HUE FOR MEMS WEAR. WE HAVE
AN AMPLE VARIETY OF BLACK THIp-
ITS. cHEvIors AND sEReEs IN SACK
AND cUTAwAY STYLES. ALL SIZES,
SHAPES AND PRICES.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF NEAT MIX
TUREs IN LIGHT woRsTEDs AND
cAssIMEREs Is COMPLETE AND ARE
VERY BECOMING AND APPROPRIATE
wARM-wEATHER GARMENTS.
THE WHITE AMI FANCY FLANNEL
n SERGE SUITS SEEM TO BE MORE
POPULAR EVERY DAY. WE HAVE A
FULL STOCK OF THEM IN ALL THE
NEWEST SHADES AND COMBINATIONS,
ALL AT PROPER PRICES. CALL AND
SEE THEM.
ROBINSON. PARKER h CO.,
THE AMERICAN CLorHIERs,
ie24.eo $40 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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The great heat pr0strated a number of per-
Sons Yesterday. and Notwithstanding the adap-
tstion of the negro race 10 warm climates and
exceptional beat in temperate climates it was
the e0lored people who suffered the most.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

There ought TO be had in the House before
the Atkinson bill takes it final shape square
votes upon the questions concerning the oecu-
patton of the mall and the treatment Of the
grade rossings, which shall be of record and
shall be participated in by a quorum Of the
House. The road asks certain valuable privi-
leges from Congress. 1t is surely in the power
Of that body to require the road as considera-
ton Of the new grant to do certain things for
the public, as for instance TO abolish
certain grade crossings or remove its
station or improve the character Of
its occupation Of the public reservation. 1t Is
nonseusical on its face to argue that because
the road has not asked for anything OF the
sort the requirement is not germans and cam
not be considered If the propositions for the
benefit of the public were put in the shape Of
provisos. attached as conditions to the grants
proposed by the bill for the road. they would
seem unqusstionably to be admissible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

The death OF Judge Lawrenson removes one
Uf the most notable ofice-holders ever in the
service of the republic. Except for six weeks
an unbroken. faithful, honorable service of
hfty-seven ~years-from Jackson TO the second
Harrison. from 1888 to is90-whst . field for
official knowledge and for personal recollection,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

The dove OF political peace and harmony
which hOveTs over the discussion Of the silver
BIZ viii ny up and roost high when the federal
election bill Is opened for remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

Mr.. Blaine may not intend it at all. bu: his
Reciprocity position with reference to the
southern American states is 50 popular that q
presidential nomination rubs up against it in u
very eopkdeutial way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

The New York Court of Appeals decides that
the warden must apply the requisite number of
volts to keHnier, the murderer. until the law
il INDICATED by his death This looks really
like tn beginning of the end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

A new party to be known as the census
enumeration reform party is likely to be or
ganized in a number Of our large cities and
tOHnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

Chsupeey N. Depew was the arst man named
A. President OF the Worlds Pair Commission.
MT. Dspsv can get almost any sort OF a presi-
dsney except the one he wants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

The work Of the censns enumera.or" after
shs returns are all in will be 10 get a club and
20 after those who have traduced Ian.
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Ii seems that the neglect of the Dominion
Government has left a tribe Of cannibals in
British Columbia. and that our northern neigh
Dor has a relic ofbarbarism Of its own to Crap
pie With and overcome. The tribe might be
caught. Gagged. and added to the summer at
fractions OF Canada for American tourists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

III the Indiana editors see anything they want
they sloGid ask for it, whether they get it or
ma.
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JOHNSON. GansrK & Co.
SIG rExNsYLyAyiA AVE NM.

crT-PRIcE SAIL foK THIS wEEK.
&c Plsves Wool MIXED Piaids reduced 10 i5r. Ter.
neF lfee 2Sc ana .Uc %
Plain SsiOrSd bAnsis redsecd To 1kS. Rsmnss,s Of
flsarsd b4tis's red9ced To IAr. Chsllfes Sc.
10 EarEslss N Nhite oooa.
30 d9z Ssuts tnisandSrea ShiFts, New York Mills
lotion, %,ioV L1nsa BISON r-duced 10 use, fornsr
Ne sass . srlsndd line u 6eats' Os,fng shirts. i'm
Nahum and Feather Weights, iran DOC 10 a.
Beautiful hne q GiHxhsms aud SstecLs Al reduced
IrfceA
81 VI our Carpets ~ prime cost TO close GU.
ftSof Ol Cl0th. and slau AAtanS.
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
je24 STREET.

T'HE BALANCE OF our III UNLAUNDERED
j. shirts, reinforced, extra full, square bosom and
patent stays; the actual value Is roc. You can have
any Quantity If we have your size-l5M TO II. At
Double Combination, l24t aud I243
1lth st. Sc. teo1-3t
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'GRousp F1oon" Char.

"GRousD FLoon" CHAr.
sv- FURNISHINGS.
~ HATS
rS- NEGLIGEE s~H1RTS-Do they interest you,
SO Here's an item that will. The BLACK LIZ
% are here again. Never had as niue b trouble in
" our born days to keep our supply a~1oat-as in
- these BLACK PoSGEEs. In the first place
ss~ they're hard 10 get-and then you buy 'em "a
III fast as we get here. OF course that pleases us
n but We hate to disappoint You. There's a new
- lease OF life for them now. though. Assorted
~ sizes-tust in this morning. Full length. Very
- dressy.
81 Now we want to jump to the other extreme.
SE Our 80 CENT DO1IETs. Fully as good as
~ any 1jc. shirt you'll find anywhere else. Tie
- 1atternE are better than any you'll find so
~ cheap. And tue way they're made-not the
ss least bit skinny. lit You perfectly.
sH Stripes rule the fashion mostly; Dut-some
SE- Checks are worn. We've both. Better qualities
ss- IN Fine Fiannels. oxfords, zeahyrs, Madras
es- and Silks.
~ We know there isn't 4 line in town so LARGE
se and with such a varied assortment As ours
sF and we've linked qualities 10 prices that
~ others don't dream Of doing.
- UNDERWEAR.
There's 10 finer underwear made than we
10 have, but We want to tell you about two Of the
sS very cheapest grade we've got. Both Bal
N briSgan. One is 35c. aud the other is 5Oc,-
eF- only Shirts. Wear Jean Drawers t5Oc.l with
sE- than.
so The only thing we ask Of you 10 not to draw
II amy conclusions. We're nothing il not orig
ss~ inal-and what We offer you at these two prices
~ you can take our word for 1t are reliable.
sv- They're cut rightsnd inside carsfully.-After
70 onying some of The cheap grades-we don't
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N94-toiy3

pARErs INK MANIFOLD o PRODUCE
- letter and Copy II Que Writing In Ink without
Special sizes fOr travellers.
SAMPLE Of the work and price list sent on request.
JOHN J. PARET.
least l2a5 Pa. ave.
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9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

npR FIRST QUALITY OF oILCLoTH Is LOWER
IN pr1ce than No. = yard wide. ITc. No. =. extra
heavy, In fancy marble, o4c. No. =, very best, 2Dc.
All on account Of our clearing sale.
Double Combination, 1lth 1T. Sc. je2I-}t
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The Bosros VAR1Err Sronr
EEpFs 4 ssss
BetB AAA G GO SIS
IL .hs City and at Prices UneQualed.

In ths City and at Prices UpeQualed.
CLUB BAGS.
~Iniitsiion slliaator-l0 inch. osc. ~ inch. 81 .19;
Ii inch, sl.25; 10 inch. sL49.
bsst-qusiity cauyas-10 inch, 5oc. ~ inch, 6Qc. f;
IA inch. SOC. 10 Inch, 9Sc.
Real Grain. Canvas Lined-l0 inch, 81 20; IL inch,
sl.is; ii inch. Sl69; 10 inch. s1.9s.
Resl Grain Leather Lined-l0 inch, 81. 9S. IL inch,
o.. 40; ] 4 inch, 81 .9s. Is inch. 1913.
Genuine Alligator. Leather Liusd-IO inch. 81. 9S:
L? inch. 81 AZ II inch, 81. IS 10 inch. 81. ~.
CABIN BAGS.
Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patent Frame. Leather
Lined-l2 inch. s4.9s; ii inch. s5.9S: 10 inch.
s69s.
GLADSTONE g
Canvas wsterproof-l4-inch. sI.49; l6-iuch,
Sl.1e; Is inch. 81. 9b 20 inch. ~. 40.
Pressed Lesther-l4 inch. Alb: 10 inch, 81. eS:
Is inch. s2.49, 20 inch, s2.70.
Imitation Alligator-l4 inch. s1.9S. l6 inch. O.. 40;
Is inch. az 40 20 inch, &2.0s.
Heal Grain-i4 inch. 81. 30: l6 inch, 81. %; is
inch. S349; 20 inch, s3.9s.
Real Grain. Leather Lined-14 inch. "a. 90: 10 inch
si.S9 is inch. $40: 20 inch, 1899. ,
Canvas Telescope Bags-i3 in, 59c. II inch. 6gc 4:
10 inch. tec.; Is ineh, s9e.. 20 inch, sl.l9; ~ inch,
sl.39; "a inch, 81. ~.
These Bays have leather corners aud extra long
straps and are waterproof.
All Bags except Telescopes haze the bes. ausli,y
hooks.
A hne line Of Furnished and Unfurnished Ba2s In
Fine Quality Alligator and Engiish-sewed Grain.
Collar and Cuff Boxes. Trunk. shoulder aud Shawl
STRAPS. roie, Cases. Flasks. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

(NUR ENTIRE LINE OF OPAQUE WINDOW
Shades, Hartshorl patent roller. plain or dado,
that We sold Ut ~. SO. go, 10 and S!Ic. Your choice
for Doc. at Double Combination. 18th
Ut. So. jeo1-3t
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). II. MOORE,

Goat. Lumbago. 6ciatica, Writers's
Granny, Paralysis, Nervousness, Stomach aud liver
qisordera &C.. successfully treated By Mechanico-
Circulars sent ieiS-ivs
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LADIES, SrooK.rAKrse PRrcrs.

LADIES, SrooK.rAKrss PRrcrs.
10 per cent dissount-1o per cent OF tn, marked
prices of sl Laces and Drapery Nets. Ensroideries.
White Dress Goods. Dress Trimmings. Real Gold.
Amber. Shell and Garnet Jewelry. Bris-Brac. Clocks,
Travelling Bags. Priestley's Fancy BLK Dress Goods.
soc. English Travelling suitings~~~~-..-."-.59c
soc. En- Glish and French suitings -..--.-.....43 3
Il French Faille Silks
si.lS Superior surah Silks. -...-.--""..sl.o5
sl.oS Best Faii,e Silks, n
G5c. Fancy Striped Surah Silk..... CSC
SLAB Satin Rhadames. BlacAnd colors
sl25 Jap. silk Crepe, Blacsnd Colon. .....-.sI.I5
75c. dozen Paris Novelty nttons.--.----....39 SOC
81. sL35, sl.50 aud AIS Buttons. 4sc
Sl.es and s9.e5 Csc
Csc. I0-inch Black siissash Ribbons .s5c
CSC. 5-ineh Fancy Striped Ribbons
SC. Wells. all styles
17c. Wells for l5c. DOC. Wells. &c
sa.5o White India Linen wraIpers
a Cloth Capes. all styles ......--..."...s34s
a3oo Black Jerseys, all styles ...."..-.-...S29s
sa.9S Black Jerseys. all stylest-.-..,----.s2.50
SOS colored Jerseys, all stu .-.....-.---sl.6s
sig and s14 bingham Suits ....-,---...~~s
sl.9S Flannel Blouses. ali sttes..-.-.--....sl.GS
aI.25 Flannel Blouses, all stle ....-.---..-..-ssc
So. pa India Linen Blousss ..,.-.---..,---.sl.es
al. as irdia Linen Dressing sques..-..-....sl.3e
81. es Cambria aud Cotton yht Gowns 81 As
sL.35 Night Gowns aud sits .....--....-....es Csc
s5c., our Speciality Night 'wns .....-.--,-.,..74c
CSC. Chemise. and Draw .6sc
zoe. Skirts, all sizes an sidths~~~.----......os c |
4sc. Cambria Corset cers.-...--.-.-.-..39c
SIC. French Pattern rset covers.-..-.-...5sc /
Al .0s Fancy ApropAl styles
sl.es Aprons, ss and sl.l5 Aprons.-......75 o
CSC. Towels, all Sles.-"..-------~..2ac
75c. coutl
soc. Fast Bl. Lisle Thread Hose
75c Extr. s. Fast Black Hose. &c
4oc. w.r,,ed Fast Black 35c
3bc. War ted Fast Black
$40. "a Plated Silk Hos.
a,c ICY Striped Hose. o5e
4Sro''feah ioosd Lisle Hose Sic
a,siaek and Colored Plated Silk Hose
Ribbed SILK Vests. slightly faded die
DC. Ribbed Bal Vests, all .,,
wv "a'oeo osA. BIC
2ec. Ribbed Bal. Vests. all
DOC. Fast Black Lisls Vests 4pc
SL9s Low Neck Lsle Vests. extra sizes ......... .9sc
sLl3 Full REGULAR Made Lisie Vests.
80. do. do. with no aleeves.
o5c Pure Linen uapdtercbisse o.,,, 50
Neck Ruchings. all stylss. loo
S5c- Silk Cord RucLing .y5c
Csc. Bones Tourist Ruchins. SOC
2 for 25c Linen Collars. soiled.
2 for csc. Linen Cuffs. No. :
81. 30 aud ]. pa French Pereals vassar shirts. n
zac- windsor Scaris' al 2ac
3ec. Lace gac /,
sc. Lace Collars aud Csc J
isAc Null Ties. embroidered. {
Doc. Lace Tides. oor
'1.4s Lace Bureau scarfs ,sl,25 I
Ioc' Lace for 25c !
si.4s Jap. SIX Head Rests...-........-,..Ge5 !
pl.es farasols. all sl.lo
u es parasois. all .as
es Parssols. all On
6S fsrssola all styies 2
Paragon Fame ''GsOsis" Umbrella. !
s-inca eaons onhrslia.--...---..si.3e 2
Las Silver Gray Rubber oirculau-.-..aL.ps
zoe Feather weight Rubber RAslsas..sa7p y
Tsaets sink Gloves. ol.
20. TsRsts siR 40.
,se yss< elack Ts0.s. stx c,--
CONTINUALLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

THINK Deeply
When you are contemplating q purchase OF anything |
in our line, nc matter how small may he the amount
involved.
ACT WISELY
BY coming TO look over our largo and well assorted
stock Of all that Is new and seasonable.
OTTAWA SUITS,
Electric Blue Serge. strictly all wool. fast color, lap |
seams, double stitched. serge lined throughout.
AT s Is. 80.
PRINCE ALBERT DAT AND VESTS,
Fine vale corkscrew, strictly all wool, silk faced. fat
0'aHd' serge lined AT s,a.7a
GETAWAY SUITS,
Lisht mixture and broken piaids. serge lined. double
stitched,
SACK SUITS,
Light colors. gray mixed, decided and broken plaids,
SILK LINED THROUGHOUT. double stitched.
A $lQ.G5.
ACK SUITS.
Only 9 few left; sizes 4 to 40; neat dark mixture.
serge lined. double stitched.
AT SAGA.
ALPACA CoATs-s1.5O, 81. 40, 90, $3.50 and S3.
New invoice of cHILDREK's PANTS. ages 4 to IL
years. at 33c.
Ootvn <a~ oATVnp cvryro .u. n - N ra.~,
Zoe. and 81.
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday emorninT only from
z to 10.
200 dozen CELLULOID COLLARS at l9c. apiece.
CUFFS. SIC. . pair.
TEN PEE CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
eKxrLEMKNs FURNISHING aoopa
s27 AND ees 9TH 81. ".
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue,
STRICTLY N PRICE
Ss23 Open saturday until IL pm.
Spxrsa Am SUMNER HArs
IN CASHMERE. DERBIEs n sTRAwa
DUNLAPs NEW YoRK HATS. bth Avenue styles.
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws at SOC. 100. sl.oo
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS ut Soc. and upward.
large lot Of GENUINE MAcKINAw q 1t
oI.00. worth $500. e2. so and $500
wILLErT L RUoFR.
myso.3m Dos Pennsyiv,4ia ave.
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Read the following list Of Clearing Sale Prices:
Sailor or Yacht Hats. for Lsdies and Misses.
in all colors. SOLD every where for 25c. clearing
sale price, Zoe.
White Straw Flats. for Ladies and Misses,
worth 35c.: clearing sale price. I5c.
Black Straw Flats. for Ladies' and Misses.
worth "5c clearing sale price. l5e.
800 dozen Hats. IN oil the latest shapes and
colors. sold formerly for 3Sc.. Soc. &C., 75o.
and Sic: clearing sale price. 25c.
White Lace Straw FLATS. worth Use; clearing
sale price. soc.
English Leyhorns, in colors only. worth 75c.,
clearing sale price, 25c.
Black Belgrade Flats. Lace Straw. worth 75c.;
clearing sale price, SOC.
White Leghorn Flats, worth 81. 25: clearing
sale price. S5c.
Black Leghorn Flats. worth 81. rs: clearing
sale price. S5e.
White Leghorns, sold formerly for 81 .75;
clearing sale price. sl.25.
"hito L=ghorns. sold formerly Tor s2. s2.12.
s2@oA and s2-37: clearing sole price, alas.
White MAcsinaw Yachts or Sailors, sold every
where for 300: clearing sale price, zoe.
Milan Yachts or Sailors. in sl ~colors, worth
81 Clearing sale price. SOC.
White Lace Braid Flats, row and row, best
quality. worth sl.25; clearing sale price, TO.
Trimmed Hats, sold formerly for s3. 80; clear.
ing sale price. Gas.
Trimmed Hats. sold formerly for a; clearing
sale price. e3.9S.
Trimmed Hats. sold formerly for So; clear
ing sale price, 1926
Trimmed Hats. sold formerly for So: clearing
sale price. 1910.
Trimmed Hats. sold formerly for sG 30. az.
800 aud Is: clearing sale price. II. o ..
Every article IN orr Millinery Department
mas been reduced to clearing sale prices. Don't
waii. but come early and get the ehoice Of our
assortment.
KINGS PALACE,
S12-sI4 7TH ST. NV.
s-B-Remember that We have no connection Will an,
ther establishment IN this city. VT are located a
1854 9Th st. NV and our store exteuds from 1ti
sfh st. Don't be imIosed on. Beware vi tricknry
aud aud Misrepresentation, AS practiced by IN.
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LADIES SrocK.TAKrse Psucrs.

LADIES SrocK.TAKrSe PsIcEs
.conanuedb
9sc. silk Glove, ssc. and 75c. oloyes...--.J sc
CSC. Jersey Six Mitts aIo
soc. Mitts :oc. and Sic. .do
SIC. ExtrsL Long Silk Mitts
75e. Bes' English Silk Mitts. .-.....-...... CSC
osc. Amt. Undressed Kid Gloves. s,e
s9c, fgskin Mousquetaire Gloves 40
e6c 4-but. French Kid Gloves. SIC
80. Yellow chanois Mousquetaires. viii wash $50
lsl.25 Best White Chsniois Mousquetzires no
si.21 Undressed Hid Mousquetaires, warranted 81
si.55 Superior Undressed Kid Mousquetsires slss
also Very Best Undressed Kid Mousquetsires al Ga
st.5o 1 Tut. 'paiais Royal" Kid Gloves ..-...si3 IS
-'e 'eSsifS' AL
ooc. Jeweiry' all styles. Spe
1Sc. JeSeiry. all .ose
u Jewelry, all $40
sl.15 Shell Side Combs. Silver 81
SIC. Sterling Silver Shakespeare Rings dis
$40 French Enamel
- Paris Exhibition Miniature Brooches. so
al Sterling Silver Glove Buttoners
81 Sterling Silver Pen wipers. az
81 Sterling Silver yinaigre;tes sy
si.0s Silver Bon Bon Boxes aud viniagrettss slss
a5c. Sill Bslts. all Ole
"A.
.l.so Belt. .n's and ~ ps',. ss'
81 and Sac. Chstelsine Bays -ac
$3.50 Paris Exhibition Chatsl.ine B.s, az
Poe. Purses. all styles. Gle
81 Pocket Books, all STYLES ~.
lac. Fancy ~.
55c Collar aud Cuff Boxes "a.
.5c. Double strsps. "a.
Abs opera Glass pav, 80
A.. 6s Unmarried onsra a,,.s R..
s3. es Fancy Iea,bsr Hand s.,u...s 80.
esc Leather wr,tn. r.,,u.
Al. 10 Whiting T.h,e,s al, .,vi..
Az 40 Real Ies,,s, w,.,,,a r.,,.. -
ssss Real Alligator Toilet Gases. htted.----.s7.ss
ssoe Tourist Bags. with shoulder strsps-.-".,s3.5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

Grsrs Surrs SosunrD
N PRESSED o a,
Goats, Doc. Pants. 25e.: vests. 25c. Altering and
repairing dome IN best manner. Goods called for md
delivered TeiepAone call l4j-2.
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au2 1122 SD It.. Weat Wushiurtons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24

CURTAIN OH WITH BRASS TRIMMINGS.
" complete, Lie. 20 doz. Children's Full Regular
Made Eibbed Hose. Black, Brown and 6arnet, ali
sizes. We sold at 20, 314 and 4Dc. l5c. is the clear.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-24
KINGS PALACE.
812-Sl4 9TH ST.. n. ".

sB-Remember that We have no conDeetioa with any
other establishment IN this city. We are located at
sl2-Sl4 9Th st. w, and our store exteuds from 9TH
To sfh st. Don't be IMPOSED on. Beware vi trickery,
fraud aud Misrepresentation. AS practiced by un-
principlcd PARTIES. ~
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-10-07
HOW THE sPECULATORsDo

THIS paper has often told of the
4 tricks Of spectators. 1t is no
new thing. Almost every day we see
the need of a law to break up the
dealing in futures. It is possible for
The great grain spectators to keep the
prize down until they get control of a
great quantity of grain, and then up
it goes. The law of supply and de
nand has a good deal to do with
prices, but the manipulators can and
do always manage to make as much
or more out Of the surplus sold as the
farmers. 1t is done by means of
manipulation and organization. The
american CWlt1VatOr has been watching
the ball for sometime, and as a result
tells the following:
"Millers in all parts of the country
where the wheat is of good quality
are buying all they can. This is a
better and safer indication of the
future of this grain than the fuctuat
ing markets in the commercial CEN
tres where prices are put up and down
by manipulation. Only a day or two
ago we saw the present dallness and
decline in wheat in Chicago explained
by the fact that the dealers were not
yet ready to put up the price, They
all believe that wheat must 60 higher
before spring, but just now they want
to make it lower, so as to get as much
as possible out of the hands of farmers
who have to sell at low prices. The
most comforting fact about this manip-
ulation of the market is that those
who practice it are sure sooner or
later to get squeezed and be beaten at
their own game"