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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
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Our stock Il constantly changing panorAma-you
can hardly turn your back before something and
novel takes its place among the other att eions-
This Is the In every department-rone 80.
though. than Handk erchefs People getting be
more fastiaious shout these things. Fine Handker-
chiefs In favor-and calculate 10 supply the
On the contrary we think we have solved the problem
Of presenting creations in silk and linen botof very
fine texture at the best buying prices"
We have just taken out of the cases tn n9s
in hetnstitched and drawn wort-isdes' sze-for IN
cents-Fhe same price holds good for whole handful
OF pretty printed and colored embroidered designs.
We want you to see the cluster Of new patterns in
Fine White Embroidered and Mourning handkerchief
at 20 cents 1t has not been good fortune to offer
you better quality In many dayf you will look at
our Soc quality Of White embroidered and drawn
work In linen cambric-you will find lots of gems in
the pstterns-and grsde think viii match the 75c.
lots offered around US
Neat Embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs in both
saies ana mems sizes at 2oc. The quality 10 deal
better than the price.
As novelty for evening Handkerchief acquafnt
yourselves with the beautiful delicate designs
showing in Moussene de Sole, $3.50 to IS. snd they
are exquisite.
japanese is the standard silk for Handkerchiefs.
Our two qualties-5Oc. and 75c.-both ladies' and
mems with the initial hold MP lots Of genuine value
We have printed bordered Mems Handkerchief ct
25c.-puse linen. Children's white and coiored Dor
ders. hemstitched. at l0c. and zoe.
We have all widths of hens in all sizes OF Handler
chiefs
We have not 10 our knowledge an imperfect hand
kerchief in the entire stock We take IL for granted
that the people prefer to buy perfect goods especially
when there is hardly any difference between the prices.
Tell you what We have though-three lots of coored
embroidered ones that have been rumpled little in
the stock They do not look quite fresh they
might Put them IN the laundry and they will como
out all right They are regular 25c., Soc and Toe
qualities. Will cost you Just one halt on account Of
their being tossed Take them at 12xc., 25c and
37,<c. The saving will more than pay the washing
bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The geographical knowledge of our boy
hoods days is wholly insufficient. What east
ern man who has never travelled through the
northwest appreciates the bigness Of the re-
cently-admitted states, their mineral resources,
agricultural products and their vast possibili-
ties of all kinds9 And if this is so in a general
way of these newest communities how much
more true is it of the whole great west tina.
has come into being in the last thirty years.
Time was when Kentucky and Tennessee were
the corn-produeing states. Then Illinois and
Ohio led for years. But now We find that these
states with Michigan have declined while the
production of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Ne
braska has gained steadily. The scepter ha.
gone west to the trans-Mississippi central belt,
Iowa leading all the compromising states with
the enormous yield last year of $4,000, 900
bushels. The wheat belt is shifting to the
northwest as the corn belt moves toward the
Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
The figures furnished by the recorder o

The figures furnished by the recorder OF
deeds for the District concerning the earnings
Of his office are interesting and suggestive. In
about two years and three quarters the prop
erty owners Of Washington have paid to him
In fees over eighty-four thousand dollars, and
after meeting all ordinary and some extraor-
binary expenses of the Office he reports over
forty thousand dollars of net earnings dur
ing that period He comes next to
The President as a wages Garner among OIL
cials. and he has nothing but routine duties to
perform. No strain is imposed upon his brain,
no great responsibility weighs upon him, and
no expensive social requirements of his position
cut down his earnings. The property owners
Of the District contribute annually to poll
tician imported from an outside state an
amount greater than the compensation OF the
chief Justice of the United States and sufficient
70 pay the salaries of Senator and two Repre-
sentatiyes to speak for them in Congress. The
exaction OF this tribute as a reward for politi-
cal services rendered the appointing power or
as an inducement for services to be rendered
should cease. Though the Office is purely local
in its functions the richness of its returns at
tracts the greedy politician from Maine to Flo
rida. and from New York to California. The
only certain way of checking the disgraceful
uses to which the Office has been put in the
past is to cut OF its fees and attach to it a
sonable salary. As part of legislation making
the appointment a local one, and fixing fair
salary for the performance of its duties, the
amount of the recording fee should be reduced.
There is no reason whatever for compelling
the local property owners to pay So, 600 in fees
when the work done for them can be compen-
sated with one-haif OF that amount At least
ten thousand dollarsper year are collected from
the District people by the recorder which
ought not to go to him, whether resident or
an outsider; nor should they be covered into
the treasury Of the United States. They ought
not TO be collected at all A reduction Of the
amount of the recording fee will leave this
surplus with the people to whom it belongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

1t ia idle to talk Of colonizing the American
negro in the Congo state or any place else, in
which white Americans will not make their
homes. The negro is a man with like feeling
as ourselves and he cannot be driven into a
country which he believes is bad because the
white man will not take il as his own. The
black man will guard his interests like the
white man, and since he is now clothed with
governmental power he does not intend peace
ably to give up the only home he has ever
known and so to Africa on a chance. Until
the white man has gone into Africa and made
it habitable and healthy section any effort to
get the blacks there in any numbers will be
fruitless. The negro is not a leader or pio-
neer and a strange country is filed with all
sorts Of superstitious terrors for him, in addi-
ton to the dangers which IN a cannibal-infested
and slaye-trapping region really exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Mr.. Mills bill providing for reciprocity with
Mexico is on the line Of all such efforts the
letting in by executive proclamation free of all
duty articles produced in Mexico whenever
that country admits free Of duty the products
Of the United States Articles subject to in
ternal revenue are. not included in the opera
tons Of the measure. The desire to increase
our trade with our southern neighbors will
evidently be fruitful cause of proposed legis-
lstion in the present Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

That was very cordial as well as yer,
prompt recognition which the Silver Republic
on she La Plata extended to the United States
OF BrszL The Argentines waited but a few
days, hough we are only just getting q peer
At the circular issued on December in which
the honors decreed the new government ar,
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
MoSDArs PRlcE IspucEnEsrs.
(MONDAY, JANUARY POD

(MoNDAY, JANUARY 2OD
We open the season by oferi ng certain White Dress
Goods and Embroidees at or abou; the cost to US We
don't apologize for stating that the reduced prices are
but temporary. but ask your appreciation and reeosn
ton of method Of advertising full Of present
benefit to you and only prospective to US.
IA CENTS A YARD for the Bulgaria Lawns
marked cents 1t is reduction in price that leaves
next to no profit
% CENTS YARD Tor all Embroideries marked %
cents. When you remember that we make a great
effort to cell by far the best 25cent Embroderies in
town you may understand the profit must be very
small in order to enable to do So On Monday you
may select Cambria Embroideries IO4 inches wide.
twenty different patterns, 22 cents a yard You'll
wonder how afford to sell them regularly at
2o cents.
"A CENTS AYARD for 5-inch Cambria Embroid-
cries that should retail 25 cents yard 'Tis the
quality Of 25c. goods, but there but few different
patterns in the entire 100 pieces. That's why We
bought to sell at fair profit at 10 cents yard.
90 CENTS q yard for 40-inch Hemstitched En-
broideries Sixteen inches fine close Embroidery
and 414-inch hem They shown in Nainsook and
Swiss and in designs to the csc. goods Of last
season.
CENTS yard for Cambria Edge Embroidery in
a dozen and more patterns. Not coarse. snowy pat
terms but the neat close work. for the like Of which
yon have paid l0c yard
$40 YARD for the Novelty Pleated Bulgaria
Embroideries. 45 inches wide. The Embroidery runs
from waist to the AZ inch hemstitched border New,
novel, and forty cents below the fair profit price
Sl.35 YARD for the 45-inch Embroideries with
Insertion Of Medcis Lace Fifteen cents yard below
regular price.
Sl.15 A YARD for the 45-inch Embroideries Of
Irish Point, forming Vandyke Points inches long.
finished with 4-inch heinstitched border. Twenty
three cents yard less than regular price
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED beloW,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The Maryland House has passed the Senate
resolution authorizing the lease of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal. As far as the Maryland
legislature can accomplish it under the restric-
tions OF the State Constitution, and in the face
Of legal proceedings by bond holders the canal
IL to be restored as a water way under the bus
mess management of the interests directly in
terested III the canals preservation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The deadly car stove has not ceased 10 be
usesul in Its peculiar fashion. In the disaster
on the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road last night the supplemental horror was
fully a. effective usual In the role of a life
exiting ulsher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The Argentine Republic has recognized the
Republic Of Brazil The United States Re
pubic being further away than any of the other
American republics, Of course cannot recognize
the new republic as easily as those can which
stand by the side of it The United States Re-
public may also be just little near sighted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Fl n i: & & W. !: VI u s:
POPULAR SHOPPING PLAcx
SEVENTH STREET.
MEMS UNLANDERED SHIRT SALE
SEVENTH STREET.

MEMS UNLANDERED SHIRT SALE
DO yos' trsar Of >h.rts
II you DO, then the space We are using In taking
Shrs 20 yoa Is suIero'S Tor to thuse wao theta
on or part.
II thoss ,rao Aar, n,tsr ,soyr or Starts.
We would ask = careful coRsiderau Of the follow
The new stock Of SHIRTS is now in and placed on
sale They are superior 70 amy We have PREVIOUSLY
sod as each season orins he strtngtheang Of some
ieye that We can sell shri made strongly aud
fS he IN or AZ r 9s e mIhs shTi AnS ~ a.
SGooH<kAN LIE PERI ECI o. We ~lll ktfrND loIR
not satisfactory 60 you.
sec. SHIRT FOR 3-lSc.
Made OF Dwight Anchor Muslin linen bosom and
ison VIII t other ' So A Shit. H SR a. ySHT E~r
&C. SHIRT FoK soc.
~, Made q Now YORK Mills Musiin. 500 linen bosom
"a es,1s az oyerneiiis, and par erei,s
49, MI. o-S is cur usual pr,e, and II worta
9, he fol!oWIny are our "Fsuous" Indestructible
indesirnctlhe, as all the MAN PON : " the slIt
make TItsy AN, ~ I5'S5 81, rgyements whca
than tae cloth itself; " N . 'Ne'
r SbS.hBANp has continued seamless iscngs and
Si'Sfctd buttu 1hulvs. which prevents Stretching Of
SUhe' kIs no heavy sssli.s and Vii not 80.
a. 1i iSS,ented brttonhol,s areliUARANTEED NEVER
NL-AI'oE see The l4luatratiun VI this IA the store
Atsoiutei IudcstrUCtIa.e. '
- - haNe lLdstructh'e seamless wristbands
ana oNerlal Ping CLICKING taE ia sllt.
BACK OF SHIRT has seamless hand with oxer
lappcd clock stitch bar. WIN "'e--
sioE OF SHIRT has inaestrurtitle scuniess r,,s-
stt cohtliidous hem and OvrrlaIl',d rlock;ug lsr
These We viii sell at the following, sIeci1I Irlcs.
soc. SHIRTS FOR sic
Plain OF Plated Blossoms
81 SHIRTS FOR sc
Made Of Utica Muslin. and 2lOO Linen Bosom.
Sl.25 SHIRTS FOR sac
Made ot Namsutta Muslin. and POO Linen Bosom.
45c. fANCl-TlIMAil ID NIGHT SHIRT
Made Of Elegant Muslin. iull lengrh aud size with
SHIRTS sold iCr zoe.
lac. "LlOS BRAND" COLLARS FOR loo
loc. Is The standard price f,r thp Lion Rr.uA.,
oiat All oNcr tue country and tR n ro-
tectS that Price owing u thu enormous uu.,ltttx ~
TINS BRAND We handle aurd 10 s-ll this liar
made for lSc. ~ N'
lSc. CUFFS. . PAIRS FOR pc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
Fon THIs Mosru

u IT. M
"" nAo NAoSAa
We have
Rrn,rcrn pp,cra
On our
ENTIhE sIoCK-
In every department are offered
,,,,,p>s, ,,no,
pe,,v "a ,ro.o ,o,., ,v,... o,,,-o<.,
thEAf INDUCEMENTS OFFERED. NEVER BE-
1o"D "I"I fiAi'Io ~ Ao"'
FTRNIrURF
VERY handsome spiece p.r,o- su,.e e,eo,r,,v I'm
noistered IN tapestry and SIX Plush $3.50. These
Another car load of our Leader. 3-piece Chamber
Soiia YAK es anu s%'' me BEST In the
Solid Oak Cane Seat Chair, 81.
snes 't EsaesS , ssUeK o. ans Chamber
-, 90 A"iAS ~ YET eeu''
Chairs. Sidebeards. Extension Tables Desks Chit
s a1ss Cabinets everything in The furniture line.
ACTUAL COST.
CARPETS.
36-inch smyrna Hugs reduced 10 $40.
9ri2 sinyrns Rugs reduced to 80.
Ak All Wool Arr Squares reduced to Cd 80
per yard. wv
Fines, xrsde. Of Carpets. Moquet,es Royal witons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The Latin federation OF republics which THY
STAR some weeks ago foreshadowed is the de.
Jared policy of the Portuguese republicans
although they do not advise revolution to carr,
out the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

by the will Of Jay Goulds mother-in-law each
OF his children receives $1,000. 1t was very
thoughtful and kind Of the old lady to thus
rsInember her needy grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Death plays some curious tricks with Iegis
lafors- The third democrat in the Ohio legis
lasare has just died and left the state senate q
tie- This viii prevent any partisan Legislation
unless the scale of destiny now ..fops" ths
other way and leaves a republican vacant seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Chicago got a black eye yesterday in the
House. It Was the left eye-that is, the one
she has on the Worlds Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

The patty in Canada in favor Of annexation
Is called the grit party. PROFESSIONALLY grit
is required TO shake of the shaekles of mon.
archy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Mayor Grant has at last succeeded in finding
Anan who vail undertake to clean the streets
OF New York. A new broom. &C., &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
MEarzs Dnue STORE.

A big "Cut" In Fine Extracts
We are selling Fine Triple Extracts at 29c
Per ounce; ounces for 81. These perfumes
must not be COMPOUNDED with the stock usually
sold in dry goods and notion stores.
All the werl-fnown odors are embraced in this
reduction: Violet. White Rose, Heliotrope.
Jockey Club, New Mown Hay. White Lilac.
stephanotis and many others.
Particular attention Is Invited TO the White
Rosa, many pronouncing it superior 10 all
odors BY that name
In connection with Perfumes we wish to again
call attention to the queen Anne Cologne"
The remarkable sale that this Cologne has At
tanned tower 40 gallons being sold in Decem.
ber) IL evidence OF its great merit
Queen Anne 10 put up in handsome GLASS
stoppered Bottles, at SOC aud u respectively.
MERITS DRUG STORE.
1t 1ol4 Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BARTHOLOMEW BREWERY co of Rochester II.
APOLLO. New Beer pure and inNgorating and con
ducive to health, especially adapted bOtfn pur-
poses and family our Beer has the highest tti-
Inonials lite purity from Anay teal Chemists and
Is recommended and endorsed by many prominent
phy siclaps We invite trial order from any one d.
string paiatable and heaithful drink at home Ou
prices follows.
Apollo, Per case, two dozen bottles al so.
bohemian. PER case, two dozen bottles i So
Ovarian, per case. two dozen bOttl-s. sl.5O.
standard per case, two dozen bottles. al -.
Delivered 10 any part os the city.
A discount TO the trade.
BAhTHOlOMAl BREWERY Co, GEO G. SCCRO.
Telephone call All. u273,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18
ABOUT SPECIAL SALE PR1cEs.

ABOUT SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
The new Embroideries and White Dress Goods Of
fered at the Wholesale Prices comprise thirteen choice
lots.
Our object attract you to the store not so much
to sell the goods that bring little or no profit but to
impress you with the fact that the regular prices of
the Paais Royal from 10 to per cent below the
prices of the credit stores.
We count our patrons by the hundred who have thus
been made permanent customers and earnest advocates
of the Palsis Royal and its cash business
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

1890 HEmsr1cHEp EMBRo,pERrEs.
Hand and Machine Hemstitch. Widths range from
TO inches. Those suitable for Chiidren's and La
dies Dresses in a variety unparalleled in extent
frices from 25c. to So yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued beiowb
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sEAToN PERRY,
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

HARMONY DRESS PRINTS, SELECT STYLES,
II 434c. Pacific Shirting Prints, Sc: Merrilnac
Shlrting Prints. DC: simpsons Gray aud Black
Prints, 6xc.. at KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMMA
TION, 124l and LAB j 18th st. se jalS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

ICRUIT OF THE LOOM, BLEACHED, SIC; Ions
Is dale. beached. SIC; Dwight Anchor, bleached,
SIC New York Mills, beached. 9slc.. at KAUF-
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PooR RupBER Goops

= OOf ACNBBEh
AXE DEAR Al ANY PRICE
Our NJ bbEh SHOES and BOUTS the
best In the world. are made Of the hnest
InkE RUBBER and are pnequaled for dur
ability. We have them in ali sizes and styles
from the 80 ounce Opera Slipper 70 the Ertra-hesyy
Nool-lined snow EEcluder with Patented Coast
ing soles," Our kUBBEk CLOTHING 10 celebrstsd
the world the most reliable made. sps wewIIL
NOT BE UNDERSULD any kind Of Rulssr f3oods
GOODYEAR ktBBEp COMPANY.
MELVILLE LINDSAY. NansgSS. assnsG
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TouJouRs CONNIE c.

Such Is the Frenchmsn's guarantee, stamped on
every piece Of the Dress Fabric Ascot as silk
free from defect rs the plrest OF linen white ss tie
undriSen snow. Ana St is aiaoaVs iir iki. Such Is
the new French product with the Turkish nsme-
BULGARIA.. 1t is the pures;. the hes, White Dress
Goods Your eyes ever looked on. Reasonable prices:
10. - and so cents yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

DIEDMONT HEAVY uNBLEACHED COTTON,
l. 61ec winthrop very line Unbleached Cotton.
11ic; 42-inch Androscoegin Bieached Iillow Case
Cotton sac. 10-4 Cohasset SheetinR 25c. at KAUF-
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, IL ths St s. ia g. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-18

Il wo IMPORTANT FEATURES
TAILORING AND LIvERIEs.
Agreat deal of discretion must be exercised now
days IS you're going 10 have your clothes made to or
der. cheap price is entcins-we'll admit thst-but
lookout for the qualities Sec that they are not eeape
| than the price.
Fine Jaores, atstic drdDfng and expert craftsmanship
ali cost naoney-don't forget that-snd when you are
offered a ridicuiOusly low price take common-senss
view Of the matter-soae Of these points must be
| sighted.
We don't want to do any Of tina. kind OF work. We
employ the best skaboth with the shears and needle
that to be had. The best is none too good. We
| collect on our tables Cloths that are the very
in texture Of the looms of the world-in pat.
terms that seem to leap right into public fsvor Our
prices are based on aeutaI-not tsliied-raucs-t
is what you want to pay for. We cannot DO under.
quoted for reliable. ayst-etass tailoring.
Think Of this when you are getting ready to leave
your measure.
LIyERIRs-n oil the varieties and for oil purposes
are part Of our business Not Q venture nor new
enterprise-we'vc boon supplying the most fashion
able establishments IN this city for years. That's the
BEST recommendation We could have. 1t requires the
srictss attention to keep pace with vsclatng Fash
ionbut we are always to the front with the latest
changes.
Coachmen's Rigs. from the Hat to the Boots-Beil
Boys Suits, Buffers Suits Walters ana Cooks Neeos-
sariesal following the prescribed lines laid down by
society. Not samples Of them-but complete stock
giving al the shades. styles and designs in all Sizes
Let rs have your man in the morning and weil have
him ready for service the afternoon reception Dis
patch and perfect satisfsctouwsve the stock to
sure them both. With the prices BASED ON THE
LINE OF QuAllTY-uot on the scale Of iuxuriea
sAKS AND COMPANY,
THE ouTyIrTERs WHO TRY TO SERVE THEIR
PATRONS CoNscIENTIoUsLY.
PEhNayLyANiA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET.
,.ls
JqsEpHINE sRERsUcKERs, ykc.; AnosKRxd
Sat SoSSIE e coHsfsS STisSs
! 1.Al and 1a4s llth St ga jsls-5t