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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The serious accident on the Metropolitan
evening. by which three persons were killed.
was due incidentally to the carelessness Of q
switchman, but primarily to the failure Of tho
railroad company to provide q double track on
this important road The company some years
ago, after a series OF disastrous accidents on
this single track road involving the loss of
many lives and the destruction of o large
amount Of property. were driven to undertake
the long delayed work Of double tracking the
road from Washington to Point of Rocks. The
pleted from Washington to Silver Spring
seven miles-and another patch OF double
track Of a fow miles, from Rockville to Gath
ersburg. was laid; but then came a change in
the railroad management and the work Of
double tracking the remainder of the road was
abruptly suspended. The accident yesterday
was at Germantown station on the single track
part Of the road.
The present management of the road have
made many improvements, and especially for
the accommodation Of local travel, but they
have failed to see the necessity of putting q
double track along the whole line from WASH
ington to the Point of Rocks. The road forms
such an important link in the line of western
travel, and its business has grown to such large
proportions that there is an imperative need
for a double track, both in the interests OF the
public and of the railroad company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Social and economic influences draw men
into towns and cities. The disposition to
urbanze our population is on the increase. A
hundred years ago the proportion of city to
country population was as one to twenty five.
The census of 1890 shows that it il now as one
to three. As most of the great men in Amer
lean history were born and bred on the farm the
anxious inquirer wants to know what we are to
do for great men when the urban swallows up
entirely the country population. The STAR
refers this inconvenient questioner to the man
who figures up all malthusian problems and
convinces himself that the world is not going to
have stores enough after awhile to supply the
absolutely necessary wants Of food. fuel and
civilization. The practical person does not
bother himself with the impractical schem mes Of
the philosophers. The world will get along
somehow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

II Senator ingalls, were wandering through
the arid wastes of Kansas, where the sun fairly
fries the eggs on the egg plant and the grass
hOppers die in the harness; and if his mouth
we're SO dry and hot that the adjectives OF his
speech exploded on his lips, there is not a
Farmers Alliance man in the entire state who
would offer him a drink of cold water, or any
thing else. Not drop. For the Farmers AL
lance has set its face against Ingalls,, and Mr..
Ingalls, with overcoming consistency comes
back to the Senate and smiles his apple bios
som smile and sings his low sweet song of IN
dlsturbed content ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Col Bill Capeller, republican politician Of
the great state Of Ohio, has discovered q lapse
in the policy of the democratic gerrymandering
legislators. or thinks he has. and proposes to
handle it for its full value This lapse consists
in the entire exclusion Of two or three town.
ships. by the metes and bounds designated in
the law making the reapportionment. This
will invaIidate the whole bill if the colo mel can
prove his point. and nothing will be left the
Legislature but to hold an extra session and 90
the thing as properly gerry ma nder can be
dome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The colored men Of Alabama are now in pos
session Of plan which completely outshadows
the suo-treasury plan of the Farmers Alliance.
They are holding a meeting at Aniston today
to prepare petition to Congress praying for q
government loan of $1,000 each to every COL
ored man, to be secured by a twenty-year
mortgage on a farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Naming him" is an English house Of COM
mons procedure performed by the speaker. /,
is done by resolution in the United States
House and the mover secures his object when
the names are read by the clerk. The COM
mons naming squelches the obstreperous
member; the Representatives naming does not,
~ least not immediately
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The new contract labor bill is better than ex-
is'ing law in one respect at least. II provides
tina; the act shall not apply to persons engaged
IN certain occupations who should have been
exempt under the law IN being regularly or
dained ministers Of the gospel. learned pro-
fessors in colleges and seminaries. professional
artists lecturers. actors. singers and servants
travelling with their employers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Whether it be quorum. an election return
or census return that is counted. there is
some dissatisfaction somewhere with the result.
The census counter, it is alleged. does no:
operate always to bring out the same figures
from the addition OF the same enumerator' >
list True? II SO, why? Who bewitched the
machine?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Representative Mills is making speeches from
the stump in Illinois and is immolating the re-
publican party on the blazing altar OF his
righteous indignation, SO to speak, with great
ability and ecIat. And yet this extract from the
report of the speech at Greenup is susceptible
OF cruel misconstructiou. 1t reads: THE
farmers cheered until they were hoarse when
Mr. Mills concluded"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

IL the Kansas Farmers Alliance gets the Con-
gresham In which it hopes to get it will make
life burden to him every time there is a
drouth, or a cyclone, or a grasshopper blizzard,
or an original package food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
DREAMs.

DREAMs
There was Q tirae when was greatly troubled with
dreamA The burdens Of life seemed almost grestf
than could bear the troubles OF thu day pursued
me through the quiet hours OF the night visions VI -
stainent bills gave horrid nightmares and sleep
made me tired. I read Grastys advertisement went
to his stock made my calculatOps quit buying on
credit and LIES q pleasure" Thus spoke . nssn
who thought he had been ne sting sccommods-
before he earned IL There Thousands Of people
Now only ssk you just alitt4e
COMMON SENSE
and compare my prices with any house I'm the city and
llssve you something night along. And here 10 tie
buy for cash. sell for cash, get all can
for dollar. don't spend dime chasing cent my
expenses onethird Of houses In other psrt OF
the city. and ] am willing 20 give you the beDsnns
Folding BedA slo. sold elsewhere Az 10 sl5; much
better one. sl250. Wire spring Cot. elvs. Woven
Wire Bed SPRINGS. e. IS Asttings-all reduceo-1H
cents to 35A. LOCO New sprsns Boiler SHADES JOG
SO dozen OF those Fine Initial TuinlAerA zoe aset
D1g stock Of China Glass and TirwAre hemsmeer We
are pledged 10 protect you evspthins you Say Nc
matter what show irs 81 the risht pr'cs ponp
say, .ohi ifs far up town"-thafs where you sos
the benefit We sell goods from Georgetown 20 tie
Navy Ysrd No matter whore you live we want yose
trade.
RExEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE
n @. oRAsTY
i5lo-t5l2 7t1 u. n.0
saii CHEAP foh CASH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Now La Fayette's statue has arrived, the
question what will be done with it is more in
order than ever. IL Is aquestion Of Clark Mills
and Jacksonian simplicity versus the French
group Of liberty and foreign fancy trimmings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The democrats Of the tenth Ohio district are
bound to cover all the points with their candi-
date for Congress His name is Smith, he is
an ex-member, tariff reformer and Farmers
Alliance man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
VIZ III. Nc Ksrws DAnr Lister
WEDNESDAY,. August IT. 1900

- romorrow's will be the most attractive
-"stock- pruning salen since its Inauguration,
Especially to mothers who have hosiery to
buy for their children. We shall otter 200
--"sample Pairs'' Of children's nne Hosiery ut
-exactly half thesr usual selling price. Some
thing 10 the matter with them. of course, or
they wouldn't be offered at half price. Here
is the reason: They in Navy Blue and Seal
- Brown only q very few black. Yet at half
-price they are better value than the best
--biack's at full price. The quality is the thing.
Sizes ~ to sk; prices 15c. to 62c.-half what
they usually sell for. You can buy many
pairs as you like-the entire 300 pairs II you
want them. as we do not believe in limiting
purchasers.
- CHILDREN's AND MISSES REEFERs
Ar EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICEs.--we
ARE determined TO close out every Refer in
stock prior to receiving the Fall styles. Note
the ridiculously low prices. Grand opporta-
nifty 10 buy q Child's Refer for school.
- 1 Misses Brown Refer. Size IA years. Re-
-duced from "a. IS TO also.
- Children's Refers. in gray stripes. Sizes
IS and 10 years. Reduced from s3 aud 1878
TO g.
- Children's and Misses Navy Blue Refers
Sizes o. 8. 10. IL and Il years. Reduced
from 81. SO. 81 and 81 so to 80.
- Also three other line of Children's and
-Msses' Navy Blue and Fancy Cloth Refers,
- to Ia years. which were from SO to $3.50.
--Reduced to So.
- Fancy Cloth Refers Sizes q. 12 and IA
years. Reduced from $3.50. s475, 80, $3.50
and So to -.
- CHILDREN's AND MISSES LONG GAR
--MENTS.-Thes must also be sold before the
-new lines arrive. just the weight for the
-autuinn months. We are willing to let them
go for what paid.
- Is Children's and Misses Checked and
striped Connemsras and Newmarkets. Sizes
10
-reduced to so each. Grand bargain.
- Fancy Novelty Cloth Newmarkets. Sizes
&c. and IA years We're s7.25. $3.50, IS
-snd ss25. Reduced to IS EACH
- Fancy Cloth Newmarkets. Sizes to 10
years. We're from Is to Sl4.25. Now
reduced TO "a each.
- No such bargains in Refers and Cloaks have
yet been offered.
- CSseOId f0or)
- GLovEs-4S pairs Ladies' Brilliant Taifeta
GLOVES, Black and assorted shades ALL sizes
---Reduced from so to 3Sc.
- 20 pairs Ladies' Sbutton Black Suede
-MousQuetaire Gloves. Sizes 50 to 6sl
-Reduced from e.. 25 81.
- sS Extraordinary reductions have been
--made in silk Mitts.
- HUst qoOr.b
- yEsTS.-Children's Gauze Vests, high neck
with long and short sleeves. low neck and no
sleeves Reduced from % to 2Oc.
- CORSETS.-All Summer Corsets at cost
- i Corset Size 81. Reduced from so to
-35c.
- 2Corsets. Size 25. Reduced from 81 to
-75c.
- CP Summer Corsets, medium and short
waist All sizes. Reduced from a 20 to
I'll.
GFirn foor)
- GOssAMERs AT COsT.-we shall also
offer the balance of our stock Of Children's
Misses and Ladies' Gosssmers at cost and in
some instances less. Considering the present
--rainy season this is q very timely opportun-
lily.
- tSseoad Foor)
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BosroS V.nrrrr SroRr.
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.

LEATHER GOODS
We claim for every article advertised in this der.r,
ment some especial value In material. wSrhmanshfp
or design They are all leaders
CHATHAM BAGS.
child's sizA antelope. sc.
Full sine. antelope. leather lined. teO.
Imitation ssal. oridiEed frame. acc
Imitation seal. antelope md morocco. csc.
Real seal and grain leather elias.
Real seal aud antelope, speciai frame si. o.
Special morocco fat frame s2.gs
COIN PURSES
Red seal. Zoe
Morocco, calf and bach skin l5a
spitz calf and straight goat 2sc.
Imported calf and morocco 3ac
Real alligator, grain and seal. 49A
POCKET BOOKS
Imitation seal clasp or strap $50.
Real seal. leather lined. csc.
Morocco. calf. grain or antelope 4aa
Fine morocco and sritz calf Tpc
Real seal. patent cola POCKET pso.
CARD CASES.
Imitation seal inside tack, pc
Calf grain and bronze morocco, saA
Pig skin and grain leather. 7sc.
Real seal and morocco. 9Sc.
LONG POCKET BOOKS
Imitation Russian leather, o5c
American Ru STA and soat. Soc.
Ertra-size bill book. 6sc
Fine calf and grain. 9sc
These are leading styles in chesp sood.. We
carry also large variety Of tine grades. such as are
usually kept By the best jowelry and stationery
houses. and we invite AeompSri.on Of prices.
SMITH wkRDwEII.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
auoStolOs ms so- zoo M..Ao. g..
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We close at o pm, Saturdays excepted.
SEAsoNABLE SUGGESTIONS.
SEE TO IT THAT YOUR BOYS ARE
SUITABLY CLAD THESE COOL MORN
INGs AND EVENINGS. THE NoBBIEsT
GARMENT FOR THE YOUNGSTERS IS
A lightweight REFER WE HAVE
A GOOD SELECTION OF TEEN IN
QUITE LOT OF NEW SHADES AND
NOVEL DESIGNS, AS WELL AS THE
STAPLES. FOR THE LARGER BOYS
AND YOUNG MEN OUR DISPLAY OF
FALL OvERCOATS IS WITHOUT AN
EQUAL IN THE CITY. THE NEWEST
AND MOST POPULAR FABRICS. CUT,
MADE AND TRIMMED IN STRICTLY
FIRST CLASS MANNER. THOROUGHLY
TAILORED, AND THE VERY LATEST
SHAPES.
PRICES AS USUAL~THE VERY Low
EST FOR RELIABLE GARMENTS. NOT
WAY UP NOW IN ORDER TO DE ABLE
TO HAVE A CUT-RATE SALE AT THE
END OF THE SEASON
D. ROBINSON L CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs.
au25-co 500 PENNA AVE. n "
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secretary Blaine teiegraphed very frie ndly
and sympathetic message to the Mckinley con-
vention yesterday, but said nothing about rec
iprocity. That is why the message was friendly
and sympathetic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The cynical Baltimore An,ericdn says that Tar
Depew has just as many chances for the resi-.
dency as he ever had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

In the midst Of strikes. cholera alarms and
the harvest Of congressional nominating con-
ventions. it must not be forgotten tina, Chicago
Is still on. Of site on the worlds fair location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

MI Mckinley will Ike it even better if his
serrymandered district will do half us well as
his spontaneous convention did yesterday.
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BARGAINS.

e33 Pennsylvania and 926 d st NV. 1t
BARGAINS
W. b MOSES SONS,
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
WALL PAPERS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS &c.
To make space for the new goods for fall season We
Offering many attractive bargains. The following
are sfew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles. full length. with trimmings all
complete worth soc. and &c. l5c. each.
100 Curtain Poles extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. to 81 SO: 25c. each.
100 pafrs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
large assortment OF portieres. less than manufac-
tuners prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS of the following sizes. made Of Remnants,
with border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by 10 feet $1,000; reduced from
els.
8 feet inches by 1 feet. ell; reduced from ais
sfeet inches by IL feet o inches. els: reduced
from $3.50.
10 feet inches by Is feet. sls; reduced from 500
10 feet q inches by 10 feet inches $50; reduced
from s3I
MooUETTE CARPETS.
8 feet 5 inches by IL fee, inches, $50; reduced
from $3.50
feet 3 inches by 10 feet inches. eco; reduced
from $50.
from s425.
STRAW MATTINGs.
200 Rolls White aud Fancy. 40 yds worth s5
$3.50.
2oo Rolls White and Fancy. 40 yds worth 80, "a.
loo Rolls Heavy Jointless. 40 yds. worth SIG
loo Rolls Heavy Damask. 40 yds.. worth sl6. slo
WASHING MACHINES
The Cataract Washing Machine-the greatest labor
saving invention OF the dsywil do in one hour what
you do by hand in ten. without the slightest
to finest of materials Reduced from $50 to ala One
weeks trial given II desired
Special Inducements offered in Refrigerators and
Cedar Chests
BICYCLES. TRICYCLES AND yEI.ocIprpps
l3o-inch-wheel Bicycle. ais; reduced from s24.
lo--ineh-wheel Bicycle. sl2; reduced from s16.
3Tricycies. No !. So; reduced from 81.
3Trcycies, No. =, IS. go; reduced from az
Ia A a.
No ). sl0; reduced from sI4.5o
No. q. $40; reduced from sl4
No. c, S1o65; reduced from SIS.
No. u 81. sc; reduced from sl35Q
No q sl2; reduced from $3.50.
No j. o.: reduced from So
No d. sl5 reduced from s2l5O
2No. 40 velocipcdes. Sc; reduced from 81
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering a discount on every carriage goo
CT more, and 81 discount every carriage from az
TO sle. This is an opportunayto buy nne carriage
iorVerS little money.
WINDOW SHADES
We are Offering ane assortment, of cOlors with all
fixtures and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO CANopIRs.
full line OF every style and sizo from rs cents to
W. b. MOSES SONS.
Cor 18th and SITS NV.
Washington. D. e.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. uPHoLsrEE1Es. WALL
PAPER DECORATIONS. &c. SC.
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VIII the Force bill be electrocuted uecember
Goth or simply hung up?
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CASH Vs. CnEprr,
CREDIT vS. CASH!
CASH On CREDIT,
READ on! READ on!
REVOLUTION IN CHINA.
Why can't you buy Chns, Dinner Sets Tea Sets,
Chamber Sets, Hanging Lamps, Glassware. Fancy
Goods, Wooden and Willow ware for CREDIT as cheap
Is you can for CASEs We answer
YOU CANT
Your money is worth much to you as il IL to the
dealers. They all buy credit
THEN LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND READ On. AND READ ON.
We will sell you anything in the housed furnishing
line on CREDIT or for CASH cheap as any house in
IN: city. All goods warranted as represented
and all we ask is come and examine large stock
before purchasing.
Remember. We will be honest with you and expect
the same in return.
Respectfully,
NEW YORK VARIETY STORE,
1885 7TH ST.
II. TAYLOR, Proprietor. au27.2w
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BLACK HosrrRY BAneA1ss.

BLACK HosrrnY BAnoA1ss
Ladies' Extra Quality Warranted Fast Black Hose,
regular 35c. quality, % CENTS
Ladies' Medium-weight Warranted Fast Black Hose,
regular 44c. quality. Soc. or 3 pair for 81.
Ladies' Fine Quality Warranted Fast Black Hose,
double SOLE high spliccd heel splice inches hish)
and patent selvage seam. Toe quality for so CENTS
Ladies' Extra Size Warranted Fast Black Hose,
medium and light weight. Soc quality for 10 CENTS
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black Isle Thread Hose,
double heel and toe. 50c. quality 35c, or for sl
Children's Ribbed Hose. warranted Fast Black A
special bargain Sizes 5. 81. @. 81. 7. IA 8. sk.
Your choice 2J CENTS.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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FoR Autumn WEAR
Dress Goods are now at their zenith
The stock is ideal. Other things may be
added later on. but many will soon be
gone. This exhibition is in our nam
moth Dress Goods Salon.
1000 PIECES OF FALL DRESS GOODS
5o-INCH BRoADCLoTHs, 75c
SCOTCH PLAIps. Soc. 75c.. 81 PER YARD.
New Cloth Plaids. Invisible Plaids
New Astrachan Plaids. Cancels Hair Plaids.
New Tarsane Plaids. French PlGids
New Nigogne Plaids Scotch Flaids
NeN SiOtH htlrOst SlOtu.
New sebastopol Cloths Wool Henriettas.
Other goods, imported and from Do
nestle Manufacturers. which we cannot
describe here. but pages Of description
will not equal an hour of looking; but
look with care; hasty glances tell
nothing.
AS WITH DRESS GOODS,
SO WITH SILKS.
High tide marked on this stock; they
are worth your interested study.
New Fans they will please you ard
make but o slight disturbance in your
pocket.
Our Cloaks are gradually being shown.
Novelties in Umbrellas, Hosiery, Hand
kerchicfs. Embroideres for fall servings
TO- 10. 2oc. per yard.
New Medici and Torschon Trimming
Laces.
Our Fail Fashion Sheets are ready Do
you want one' Come in; it is yours
gratis. Much can be learned from these.
II you are out OF the city send 4, r one.
Mailed to you regularly every month
free Of charge.
Mail orders carefully filed
Correspondence of all kinds will re-
ceive prompt consideration.
Spend little time with US next week;
twill prove profitable.
OPENING OF UPHOLSTERY DE-
PARTMENT SEPTEMBER lsT TO
5TH SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
THESE DAYS
{ E. 4 III III 6: {: ::
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=. -. En- Eps HH Has SSGs
tt.ssa Bpbs Il oooo-..
4eo. 42s. 4e4. 4se SEVENTH CT. NV.
auae
CIR Tar Brsr
TUE CONCORD HARNESS.
Lurz BRO.
4e7 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchels of best mako at low pricsa
ap6
ONLY KNOWN CURE E2R
" - HUPTUkE
TEiS snss A kr 3fih1er iES shs
""sia SsT r !iRs' fyw sys wH riTk ONLY.
BOOK ON CUE OF RuSfukE asc.
an q 81 m 10 sc y-r,
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KrSo's PALACE FrooDrD
-
SALE OF WET GOODS. DAMAGED By RAIN.
$4,000 worth of DRESS GOODS FLANNELs and
MILLINERY damaged by the storm On "Wednesday
KINGS PALACE
sl2 AND si4 9TH ST..
WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT sAcRITIck
DON'T MISS TO CALL
KINGS PALACE,
sua2-ln SIC AND sl4 7TH ST.
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BAReA1ss In LADIES NrcKwEAn.
| Doc Null Fichus. hcmstitched. for 29c
| Csc Null Fichus, hemstitched and embroidered,
I~'Sc Null lies lOc
DOC Sets Of Embroidered Collars and Cuff 44c
I21Sc. Linen Collars. sizes IL aud liz for &c. or
oc3 Linen Chemsettes. slightly soled. .....13c
LACE BARGAINS.
85c, Black Lace Drapery Net for.............59 Soc
sl1O Black Lace Drapory Net for................05c
sl25 Black Lace Drapery Net fo-...........S1O9
sl35 Black Lace Drapery Net for............sl.19
Sl.4s Black Lace Drapery Net for.........sl.2s
Sl6O Black Lace Drapery Net for............S139
S135 Black Lace Flouncing fol. ........Sl.19
S14S Black Lace Flouncing for ..............sl29
g.. 20 Black Lace FIouncing for.............sl9 90
1925 Black Lace Flouncing for..............s2.6S
Not more than dress pattern Of any of the
above. but each and every is bargain.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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SMITH q wARDwEII.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
'u27toios EOS. 7O7. zoo Marie, sp.c.
LAsr Wee Or

LAST Wee Or
SUMMER REDUCTIONS.
Next week our Fan Trade commence. REGINA.
prices will prevail and will have the opportu.
nifty to secure the
BARGAINS NOW OFFERED.
Here are Tow Of them:
IL pairs nottingham Curtains cut from 81. Q5 70
s11tc. yer pair
l. pars nottingham Curtain. Gu, from $3.50 to
sl.OO per pair.
10 pairs nottingham Curtains out from $500 to
20 pairs French Chamber Curtains cut from $500
to 80. 90 per pair.
II PAIRS French Chamber Curtains cut from $3.50
TO 1929 per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from AZ o5 20 az o.
per pair.
1 pair Irish Poin: Curtains cut from sea5 to $500
per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from eli 90 70 80
per pair.
4pars Swiss Lace Curtains cut from o. so to $3.50
per pair.
No reasonable offer refused on broken lots Of Cur
tains.
= In Portieres have few Of last falls patterns,
which will be closed out at cost
small lot Of Smyrna Rugs. Az feet. viii be closed
out at az 10 each Also q few 3xU ieet wall 70 Gt
$500
One lot Of Felt Art Squares. 3x3 yards. reduced to
80. 40. 3t3'. yards reduced TO 81
WOVEN ART SQUARES
3x2s4 yards cut 10 e.
3K3 a ~
3x33. {" O.
Jx4is 925
Also reductions on
FURNITURE, CARPETS, 50
Remember this is last week Of
SUMMER PRICES
JULIUS LANsBuRoH,
18TH AND r Sis.
French Furniture Polish will make old furniture
look new. Best in the market Price, SOC per botte.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LoruEoe
COR nth AND = sra Nv.
WEDNESDAY. Arousr p, 1890.
SATURDAY. AT PM.

STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING. AT S O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

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