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Exaggerated Importance, He Says, Should
Not BE Given the New Orleans Lynching.
The Marquis di Rudini in the italian cham
Der Of deputies yesterday, discussing the New
Orleans affair." said that IL was simply legal
question. The departure of Baron Fava from
Washington. he continued, had been ordered
as protest against the action of the United
States in rejecting responsibility for the affair.
European sympathy, the premier added, was
with Italy, and he hoped for q friendly solution
Of the questions involved.
Signor Quintieri. after acknowledging what
he termed the strict legality Of Premier di Ru-
dini's action in thu dispute with the United
States and the moderate character of his de-
mands, asked whether. in vie'y of the verdict
OF the New Orleans grand jury, it would not be
more dignified to renounce the matter and
leave the responsibility for the lynchings on
those tolerating them.
Signor Cavaletto expressed his regret at the
| rupture in the relations between the United
States and Italy. He thought that little should
be said about the affair, rs it was a very deli
cate matter. He begged Premier di Rudini to
use every endeavor to bring about settlement
Of the dispute, which, he said ought not to be
allowed to linger.
Exaggerated importance ought not to be
given to the New Orleans affair, the premier
replied, nor a question essentially judicial con-
Ferted ihto one OF national dignity. The recall
OF Baron fava was a protest against the con-
duct Of the United States government il de-
claring itself irresponsible in the matter The
question seemed to be entering new phase.
Judicial proceedings have been commenced
against the lynchers," continued the premier,
but cannot say to what extent the proceed
ings are serious Nevertheless / am certain
that Europe approves of our action Our con-
sui at New Orleans has been recalled, partly
because the government wishes to obtain the
fullest information in regard to the matter,
and partly because we fear that some of the
communications which the consul published or
permitted to be published were inopportune."
Replying to a question relating to the New
Orleans grand jury and Consul Corte. Premier
di kudini added that he had learned through
the newspapers OF the incident regarding the
consul. II the news were true the matter would
Of itself suffice to prove the necessity OF the
recall OF Consul Corte. The discussion was
then adjourned.
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SILENCE Is GOLDEN.

Yes, know that is 50, sometimes, but In the face
Of all the FAKES floating around and feeding upon
the credulity and suitability Of the general public
silence is FRAUD, practiced not only upon ourselves
but upon THE PEOPLE. Under such circumstances
silence is UNPARDONABLE. We have always
claimed and maintained to guarantee PROTECTION
to EVERYBODY and it 10 now too late in the day to
recede from that position, IL twere desirable
which it is not. We're in dilemma and are honest
enough to admit It, but If twere not should do
just as we now propose to do viz:
SPLIT THINGS WIDE OPEN
And show up the frauds being practiced upon THE
PEOPLE by merely quoting prices.
Our dilemma il simply this and nothing more"
First. The non-competion of the improvements on
our building.
Second. The backwardness of the season.
Third. The fact Of having manufactured tremen-
dous stock of goods in anticipation that everything
would be In readiness.
Fourth. We have met with disappointments on
every hand and ind ourselves with only
SIX WEEKS
Of time in which to dispose of the largest stock Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
We manufactured for this any other ma, kst
WE MUST UNLOAD.
And IN SO doing will smash into smthereens the
protesatons preensions and professions of the self
proclaimed benefactors of the people.
Good values we've always given. but when It comes to
SOUVENIRS. SOUVENIRS! SOUvENIRS..
There's nothing mean nor paltry about them. No
cards. cheese cakes or chicken coops embryo
SERGES. wORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, CASSI-
MERES, TWEEDS. BANN0CKBURN
CHEVIOTS. &c. &c. &c.
The products of the looms of the world loom up and
challenge your admiration by their eloQuence.
&2O suits, s1S Suite, $l7.75 Suits. $3.50 Suits.
els Suits for men,
ALL GO AT
sss i! e.
ii i, $ $ ::
MEMS FURNISHINGs MUST 60.
- - We haven't room Tor them.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR OF ALI. GRADES, SHADES
AND DESCRIPTIONS.
MEMS AND BOYS WHITE SHIRTS,
LINEN COLAhS AND CUFFS. COON, CLUETT
NECkWEAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
The soothing effects of our contribution to the gen.
FURNISHINGS
Go at
s S.ss $50 SoSG EEE Nm Nm \ TIT ssss
- $$ $.s $Soss f. Nh ! IS = !
On the dollar
To the PURCHASING public. All dealers being
cluded from the benefits thereof.
VICTOR z. ADLERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
vi AND vD TTH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. NJ.
my10-3m
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A Paris dispatch says the exiled Spanish re-
publican leader Senr Gorilla, ridicules the
statements which were yesterday published in
this city - coming from . member Of the
Portuguese legation and Senior Bstansro Mon
tenegro. member Of the Spanish chamber Of
deputies, that upon the first attempt to sstab-
lish the republic Of Portugal, the Spanish
prime minister would interpose in behalf Of
the Portuguese monarchy. Senior Gorilla de-
clares that In Spain the republicans are already
triumphant, and that therefore, they will tri-
umph in Portugal. The affairs Of the two
countries be says, are 20 closely allied - to be
insepaiable.
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How Do You Brr,

How DO i OF buy!
II pay cash don't buy from credit houses every
man who sells on time must have many losses and some
body make it up. and those who PAY must bear
the burden. Amt that true.
If you buy ON time you can't get cash prices II you
give notes you pay All awful Interest. Compare our
Cotton Top Mattress. az o5.
Az pound All hair Mattress. $3.50.
Mire-s rring Cots. Ell IS and si.9S.
Warranted Wire springs, a. ~.
Ali Steel Book Fold Woven Wira 6prfngs e6. so,
Sold elsewhere 81. 50 to S. 50.
6-foot Extension Table, square or round. "a. 95.
Handsome Hug Pattern Parior Suites, SIS.
Hair Cloth W Plush Walnut Frame suites. pieces,
from &21 80.
Good Folding Bed, $40.
Fine Chifonier Bed, S.o
Solid Oak Suites, $3.50
Oak Suites to &15.
Cane Seat Chairs. SIC.
Fine Walnut ieather Seat Dining Chair. high back
and brace arll, e. ~.
High Rack Double Cane-seat Dinner. $I.25.
10000 yards Aattihgs. in thirty five patterns from
12Asc. TO 4Sc.
Best Cotton Chain and Damask Mating. 4sc.
!,6-pece lea Set. 42.aS.
1OO-piece Dinner Set ga. g.
6Crystal Tumblers. 15c.
Initial Iuniblers, any letter, los.
6-piece Toilet Set, $l.gs.
1O-pece English Set, 81. 49,
sohd Brass Piano Lamp with patent thumb extern.
burner 81 % Same lamp and trimmings in banque.
We pay for puttnr. this card here and we have not
put 1t here to misead OF deceive YOU. fou will md
everything as represented. and anything you buy
which is not satisfactory, report it and will
exchange 1t or refund the money. Don't doubt till
you try
NJ. c. GRAsTY,
DOUBLE STORES.
1910 and 1912 9TH NV. bet p and O.
Our only term: Cheap Tor cash apis
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.LL:C0.CK'S


ALLcocK Porous PLAsrERs the only reliable plastes
ever produced Fragrant Clean inexpensive and failing;
they fully meet all the requirements of household remedy
and should always be kept on hand:
For the Relief and Cure of Weak Back Weak
Muscles, Lameness Stiff Enlarged Joints,
Pains in the Chest Small of the Back and around
the Hips Strains, Stitches, and all Local Pains,
ALLcocKs POROUS PLAsTERs are un-
equaled 81 "a eIe
Beware of limitations and do be deceived by msrepre-
sentaon. Ask for ALLCOCKS, and let solicitation
explanation induce you to accept substitute.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Upon the basis Of price per line per 1000
the advertising rates of THE EVEN
ing srAa are only about half a. high as those of
other Warrington papers. But eheapness is
not tho only merit. Its service is better than any
other paper in he city can possibly giue,
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service to Senator Cor
man by his political
admirers. The silver
service, which cost be-
tween $4,000 and 81, 900,
has already been fully
described in the EVEN =
ING STAR. The in
scr,ption on the silver
forming the center piece
is as follows: ITO Hon.
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An Old Tennessee Bank Suspends.
The Knoxville Peoples Bank, one of the
oldest private banks in east Tennessee, closed
its doors yesterday. The bank has been con-
Quoting business on . small capital and bust
ness has been shrinking for some time. No
statement has been made. but the assets and
liabilities will be about equal
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II You NEED
ANYTHING IN THE WAY or
1ETRIGERAToRs.
MATTISGs,
BABY CARRIAGES.
SUMNER DRAPERIEs.
LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS, AWNINGS.
SCREENS. &c. call on us-tnspsct our sssort-
nent and compare priceA
SEE OUR SPECIAL cARRIAaK,
Al s4.9 80

Reed body. nicely upholstered, shave spoks
wheels. round tires. sA.een psrasol.
We also have . complete line of all MAKES Of
Carriages. including the Haywood (" OF which
We show full line In reed and rattan bodies.
handsomely upholstered in tapestry. brocateiis
and silk. at prices ranxing from s1o to s33.
which Ne guarantees IN fully 20 PER CENT Ices
than this make Of carriage can b bought for
slsswhsrs.
OUR LINE OF REFRI6ERAroRs
IL unsuEpassed We have them In ali styles,
q prices VARYING from - to $50
We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION 10
our Quaker City" Rsfrigerstor, on the DRY
air" principle. and AK an inspection Of sArnsl
MATING.
Our assortment Of China and Japan Mating
b the finest In the city. 1000 rolls, our Own
Importation. l5c- 70 SOC. Per yard
OUR LEADER
ID Al EItrs-Hssvy Fancy Seamless Nsssins, IL
patterns, ct 25e. per yard
$50 Hsssocks ct sc. esch.
zoo Hsssoeks 20 Aoe. sseh-
30 Hzssocks Ct Soc each
LACE CURTAINS
We've lust closed out an i'm porter's entire linz
Of Nottinxhaas. Irish Point and Tamboured
Swiss Laces. We are Offering them at much
Only . few yards left Of thss Tapestry Il Q,
Der yard Regular price. airs. We have II in
Blue. Terra Gotta. Olive and Copper. Going
aptdly - this price.
AT o. PER YARD
We onsr Corduroy, in nvs colenL Regular
price. el7a
SLIP COVERS.
Placs your orders with Us for Iooss Furns.u->
Covers We have an IN sally large assortment
Of Linen. Dhidties. Cretonne. French Closhs.
&c. Pncss low and perfect at guaranteed.
AWNINGS.
wsmake and put up ct short notice Avninx.
- an kinds. Nothing but b>st massrial ussd
and every psst guaranteed Prices from - No,
According 70 nSa.
WALL PAPRRS AND
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
JULIUS LANsBURoH,
ny9 18th and sta
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OPENINa.

OPEsISe.
LADIES' HATS.
An the latest shades and most fashionable
SUMMER STYLES.
Ihs most fascinating and attractive creations,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
BLAZERS.
CAPEs AND JACKETS.
Novelties lust received
WHITE BLAZERS.
This department has been very attractive to the
ladies Of Washington this season. Novelties and low
prices have introduced it to many new p.trona
PARAsoLs.
The cold days of last week made trade slusx4sh .,
this department.. In order 10 get up your srdor to
Asss have lowered prices and purchased ons Of thu
fnAss assortments shown by me this season
CUSTOM DRESS MAKING.
HuTcHINsoNs.
my1s so7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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HONORING SENATOR GORMAN.

He 10 Presented with q Costly silver Service
by His Maryland Admirers.
Fully 10 900 persons assembled in the Fifth
Maryland Regiment Armory in Baltimore last
evening to witness the presentation Of silver
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. JANE JONES
n FURNITURE COVERS CUT
AND NEATLY FITTED.
ap21-4ws Residence: AZ Ninth Street 8. ".
FRENCH ACCORDION PLATING REDUCED
for the res. of this sezson-Ladies skirts, 5c. per
yd childrens skirts. 20. per yd. knife plating.
&C. per I'D: and up,' pinking. %. per I'D. g.; ".
LUCAS, 0OS 9th st. NV. ap1OL2m'
Mrs. Nj. BRADLEY, MODESTO, ST. NE
~ formerly NY. invites PATRONAGE of Washington
moderate price. Cutting and basting specially.
my4-2ws
FRENCH DYEING. SECURING AND Day CLEAN
L ing Establishment: 1905 New York ave. First
class ladies' ind gents work Of every description
OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with
A. Fisher and Maisen iriese Paris. my9
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RAILROADS.
BALrInse,ss.s, I |. 9 . i Eh ", q

vlAlTIMbkk n OHIO RAILROAD.
ID schefu q m eject May 10. Ispi
Law washington from .t.tien eornss q Nsv ,s~sy
svenue and street.
ne. ssS:.Y re SS $ 80 Sss ss1Ey s,
fOs fineian..i, 5, Ions and isdiss.poba vs-u-
fcs P,ssSurs and clsvsi.nd .sr ~ s. aaliy sSo
Fer sIlnstes ana point. sh. Shenandoah v.nss,
fos s EesS', ts's .ns w Stations tssopA
7sc so. x .snS Ss.s s:s $50 s . sS
~. sm y 10 "a .sSS3. Is - ninu,.., IS
d u. SO c 81 4 io S,S1 Il % S sS2 n 1 "a
Sunday. <oA 3; ~ go - nlinuiss,, 30 90
AL. ss3sSS' 10 Is M Siaa % e $50 z, ~
For Annapolis. 20 and s.so. M. 1910 and rs
For f ssss-Ss IA y 5 m; m n n
Tor H.ssr.,err, no ~ a. M - .n nd IS - M
ROYAL Blue p HE E2s Sfw York AND
. hGr fslsd s Sss b SSsa s:op .Ps ~. n.
iO bnins CAV $50 h III 80 ' Pn s De- o.s
Euse, hsrscs Can On all DAY train.
Tor boston. = 'sa pan, With Pullman Rufe, Sleep
Nas s oss ,snns ,hrTSsh TO Boston without chsns
.I r.t s,isnils Gi,y, OS 1000 and II IS m. Sur.
9r nas 2. suburban trains time tatle. 20 bsh.a
s .as cS s.ts from eSIs. .yr sspy
ofhces. 6lssnd 1851 Pa ave. and Al depot = ~S-~
myli Gen. Nsnarsr s.ss. y i.ss tk A.,
~ schesinle ~ en-rt May losh. Issli W.
ger s,ssion Ts.h and s5T q, f.nnsyiv.ni. r.-n
sas cann. Sas tsr LyssS ~ stop. =.
ct,Sn gosss .i e., s,Ss S1.as for
buFg VIVA Norfolk and Western l.silioaa for ha.sak.
salem. wyinsvil.. Bristol. knorVilis. chsi,snooss
las .m.-p.ily for Manassas. w.rr~n,on. cul.
.. Lynchhuy D.nytlle
i piNsen charlotte and stations s0ufh
p.on to sss .as ssstlsns 1ns. snd
fa ial s 81 sr P0 ss -SG,s aud
TO Atlanta. connecting with Pullman s,,cp~r Atlantis
Pullman slssses 70 20, M.a Snsosr and Molle md
At Danville with Pullmsn sleeI~r Tor sus.,s Va
Tor knosyie via Ashyiie and Ho' spr,n.s s'ss'-r
q. q - a. NJ: and 80 ?. m-Daily e.ceIt Sunday
p m train oopnsets ., kiysrton for lusy. Va
$50 z; m.DaiiS for Chsrlottes,ille. connecting for
snd Arkansas points. Pullman Sleeper Nsshinstsu 90
40 I'M DAILY Washington and Southwestern
yes,,6nled Llniisd-A mssnihcsnt train o. Pullman
ing. sleeptng aud buffet, smoking. ISlrafy and 90
at q ths latest and most mainoeut and
extra fare N chared tins TRAN in consstion Win
ioOwins day. making immediate connsstisns Nth
last trains Tor New Orleans Mouts,n,erN ana %
Memphis, Meridian, New Orleans and Nicksburs va
n cor m.-Duily, southern E,pres. for Iynchburs,
DAnNlile. Creenssoro. ha.eigh. sast trk add -.
tions Western North Carolina Division Charlotte snd
lions Atlanta and Charlotte DiSisi to Assn. ~~r
s"nle sn ,aS. IN SnieH ssAngn ist al on,s
Atlanta. "
pSismnn Buffet sIeeper New Yort TO Kr.rrire via
y nShouFE. Dansiie. Salisbury aud Western North
Pullman Buffet sieep-r, Washington 20 New or,..n.
VIA Atlsnta- honison.ery and Monte.
Trans On Washington aud OHIO division leave Wash
except sunday retarS,ns arrive nv as Al AMI - p ~
a m ana 80 = ~ daily and 3 ~, except sun
:, Through trains from the south vi. Charlotte and
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Y EAKAUER PIANOS DO MOI NEED ANY BON.
N Dasfic phraseo.ogy il ADVERTISING. They prove
i0r themselves remarkable tone and durability.
nn:SJ-jm
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EDUCATIONAL

IN WARRINGTON.
FKExoH HueuENoL BoARpINa AND DAY
u.s III. .s.ys.. sss.. .s ~. u.
''. :: Siii!'fSf AAGsSE 's,l
Rss.Is:ss ~ EsIS!!ss shKGfsT 5.F
:. y P f:sl 4 SS ~ De ~
term. Ts:,4 St Once hours % p M .pSai%:
WAsHINaToN CONSERVATORY. OF Music.
w l225 10th St n twenty -second year Piano,
sss. 5o s. SHlin aSi ssT1s. &c s .ss1D
a tunity ever offered % Parents. chilarsn. I..sher.
IA. R.r s . ssS S K:
trS@ slSse g. 90. qsessssSsr. IMSGfNE so Is
seS WITH d. fs o s.s ss IN fnrop
Sotss q esn ss, on ss xrs. s'n.ns
ENTERIAININd FkENcH CLASS AT S07 o 81.
summer @Snss Tor sopr m Wei. ssaa'1S rliss 'f
PkUD'HoMNE. Professor de Fr.noAs. sp25-im
A c. sTARIN's BUSINESS COLLAGE, 10 4 ST.
months. d.5 and evening se:.,on. privs,s and els..
soa y ,ss 81
sfn: SSS siS pS%s
r
RS .Sss, Head School Gssa. rsSaSsr.FHy.
Snsrokb hSlSS
and Miss ABA ToWNsEND. Tsaehers tshaisssbary
metho.D l3l1 18th ST. n.w. api -san
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE or COMMENCE.
sna summed = ss. us.s =:
usSnsss Enxhsh Accouptancy. Civil ssrvics. short
mn:1 q. K. URNER. AN. oK-. Pnn
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS CoLLEGk
Corner 9TH and d SITS. NV.
spring sessions i ,1bo q. opportunity. er
eehoo, Of business. Accoupts and EnsisA.
sehool Of irspsrat0sy knxlish aud Eismenssry
sseh0ol o Shorthand. ,Typeyriuns and phono~r.pA
sehSSl d SseSsnica md ar Sass p.-ns
kchool Of Civil Service Training.
II ion pss sDS .s
mse MIS- sASA srs ssfseelk r. f ns,ps
BE BERIIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
T23 18th ST. NV.
Best and Most Practical instruction
Terms slo.
Branches; New York. Boston. Philadelphia Chicago.
N Iss BALcH's CIVIL sFRviCEIN
AsA busihess Sotletse, Luz lOth 81.
pared successfully for civ servicA departmental and
census examinations. str
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
~ WASHINGTON. q. q
Tenth Session will begin
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20. 1891
<ot tuii Information address the principals,
MIR. AND MRS. wM. d. CABEII.
14O7 Masssch usettsa va
Once hours: 10 to 1 daily. fe5o
A cADEMY OF The HOLY CROSS, 1917 MAssA:
"A cbusetts embraces thorough PrepArstory and
seeptiIc Courses and snords every advantage in Lit
.isture Music and Art. l1sno. Harp. Violin. Guitar
ana banjo Lessons aven GENERAL ocsl. Drawing and
sIcS MOrA iree au.s1-tr
OUT OF WARRINGTON.
ct. HTLDAS SCHOOL, YOUNGSTOWN, NEW
- yersey.-h boarding school ior glrs; pleasant,
healtful situation. thorough instruction; careful
cuiars address SISTER SUPERIOR. mhis-;am
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JOHNSON LUTTRELL'S
POPULAR PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ny13 713 Market Space bet. 7th and 9Th SITS

L. B. TowNrK & Sos,
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 eth ct. NV.
Sun Umbrellas.
Feather-proof Ticking. in fancy colors. Regular
price. 3.c. Only 15c.
beautiful Lineo ChAntiiiy Muslin. &c.
Chaies and Lawns &c.
~ Mosquito Net In all colors.
and IL. ~'' '"S'
Flouncing for Ladies and Children
Dress Goods in all prices and co.ors.
bortree Dupiex Corsets, 81.
Tu,i Line Of Corseis for Ladies and Misses.
Table Oii:Coth. Ia yards wide, 3Uc
FRUIT Jf the Loom Bieach Cotton. yard vida s.<r
Pillow Case Cotton, Sc. wv
Boys Knee Pants. &c
Gents Balbrigkan Underyhirts. 25o.
Best Sheeting, PC.
Zyionite Collars, I5c. Cuffs 3Oc.
1aD.e Linen. Towels, Napkins Cent? Neckvear
&C. lOO hana Men allys Atlas Of the World to b
syea away. JAIL anu YET = card. my0
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Open erery ereniu0 until O'Clock and Saturdays
untA TO-
JOHNSON & LurrRE1I.
713 MARKET SPACE.
SPRING BRINGS MANY THOUGHTS.
To some poetcal, to others practical. That this
springs sales may lie the greatest ever known
here are values acknowledgement more extraordi-
nary than We always give.
One case remnants of ~ Bleached Cotton Worth
1Oc. Remnant price 1fc.
One case remnants of "a Beached Cotton. Worth
1oc Remnant price loo.
NEGLIGE SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
Mems Outing Cloth. Madras, Satin and SILK Nee,i9e
Shirts ranging from JOc. to "a each.
Boys Percale. Madras. Outing Cloth and Flannel
Shirt Waists Sizes to IA years. Ranging from 2c
to 9Sc. each.
A PARAsOL BARGAIN.
20 Ecru Lace Parasols. Fully worth a. Reduced
to 81. 80.
26-inch Paraeon-frame Gloria Umbrellas at 9sc
"a and 26-inch Silk Gloria Umbrellas. Sold here
| abouts for ~. Our price for this week 81 So
guarantee our prices to be low those of any
other house. and. in most instances lower Convince
yourself by asking for samples and prices
JOHNSON LUTTRELL'S
POPULAR PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE,
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The 'SSpR,ser Crp.vco,,.

L HE kOPRING" OURRYCOMB
comb that combines the strength OF met.l with ths
Slssssify , q brush The fsxbility Of the ioops
POINTS IT ID as soft as brush !" because the loops
Eve and enable the coinbinT get down into
the hoIons and stp the elevations TO the great
comfort 81 the animal and the great convenience Of tho
hossier na perfect sell cleaner" and The best
shredder known, because II ID spring and the vbra-
hon Of r. sei!s readily frees them from q dirt and
combs. beespse II has SO teeth which 90 mot truck
s ana because does not grate harshy oyer the sur
horse from his TO his heels ut 10 very strong
and well-mads comb since the coil Il made Of very
and sl RsEts are riyeted togethsr Its teeth 10
crcu 9rn! and because il Is elastic. "fhs hack q
suaexVe3Ent sweat scraper" The reasons are ap-
Can be hx( OF hardware, haEnees feed and grocery
stg!sfL 4: DEpuE son. Flour and Feed Ds.lerS
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WuLErr 4 kUoFY.
NO fsnnsylvanas ave Az.
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- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
s P2EstE El IhAck alEHSPIS
J JeA,Sf 5 81 S4s sHon station
q Pullman testi5aie Oars al IosU = pi ap,s
Louis with pSrIos csr Hs ss.Sar sG 70 ,..
Sian.p sna sssR, sSu, car; :, 's r,sOu % IA
Press 30 M LGn aIr c ss,ss and Snsnn.t q,
Louis Chicsso and Ciiicinnst and DINING Oar H.rs
western Gprs.. 10 ' dns and a, aln sas.a,
Ga. s..hlns.op % CHICAGO and 81. LOUIS. cSa
,eg aSa,.yills aPd Memphis. slil1sa p,sias
ps iooo pa aaS i ;or SssS ssns
Ssst With through sisspsr % f,,is6up. sad Pliss
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For hane. C.n.ndsigua Rochester and NiAxsra fars
For Lre: csS.nda.xua and hochs.t~ deily for Buf.
laio ana slassIa daily except saturday. lOoOp
For wlh.ln,port. Aochs.ter and Sfsssr. fsiis. s'1o
&sahinnsssSs e1SsSf s. Saturday VITA s'.s ~
For MilAII,sport. Kanovo and Elnlss at 10 so . -
For W.i,sa.ss.sr s asals. = .pp.m
fohfbihADkIPHIA,N NEW YORK AND THEEAsr
M 81 s L. sSa sls s dS t Il Is
an u 10 s.lo "a 20; 10 30 and II %
ing Car 10 hew orr. . 40 "a daily s.osss sun
For New York only. Limited E.prsss with Diniuro.t.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fsa z.ptess : 10 I'm reet d.ys and ,. IN. daily.
IL sSSS r,Hsut j. ,SaSsi S ,I.iu Pr.
sey CITY with boats Of brooklyn Annex. saosd.
osupe i ssa ss1 asrs. New f o4i e,, '0s
For A,lsntie CITY. Lilo pm. weed dayA II .ssp.n
iI H5 sslti II IS g.. sss g $40 eo1 s.1 n9
1000 s, and II IS pm, @ sunday gJa y.us io:3
5o0 20, 500, 90 IL 90 snd ii &, p.1s'
70, Pore, 6rssi Lima 20 and ~ >. N. daily
For Sm hS s.s ssc, ss asS eoe q ana a..
"AsHIpS IN lSiy SOUTHERN EALwAE
For Alexandra. 80. o.Ss. :. 4S 10, e,&s, lo.<,
s ~ 30 lJ 1Ssn and al siS $50 "a sasas 81 !.
Aec0m@od.tion for au.ntioo. Is a. m. .nd .rprr.
For Reh@cnd and the .o a 80 D sns io.s7.u
Trans is.ss xIss.aaI,s Tor S.slalnssSa 10. 5oa
s 49, tSl1 -. il sl u = os s iS 81 S .sa
.a % SUNDAY e si9 al 70 "a "a !. Ia Il ID "a
ticket. and Information th. once northeast so--
s s;YssFs Z S ass.I1a'i0n MON IOss
General Msna@sr. tny2I Genera Ps.-snsss ix.aa
(,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
scheaui. H. orect April I, lsa1.
,o.s- Leave linton Depot. otn and str~ets
'0 s.rs ss:; "a Fem Sn; s'!sJs m
and Norfolk II 1855 pm.
Bpm, Cincinnati Express daily for stations IN Viz
g1nia, West Virginia. kentucky and Cincinnati
Sestibule slespers and entire train run through
without change " Sln enlati. IT 80 q
II 40 ~, y. ~ v. testibuie Limited. dsily Sold
tralus, with dtnina cars. run through without
change 10 Cincinnati. Nestibule Sleeper for Lex
inston and Louis Vile Pullman Cars are opsa .
reoeive psssengers At p. ~
Ofnos. blS PsnnsylvAnlA avenue
II. ". FULLER.
ept General Passenger Asent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

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